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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 15-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 12, 1973; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/3ab2a8ff68a428b50fb308b1d7750b4c.pdf cabbd2b2e3943dd44ee72d0070674adc PDF Text Text -- Developer Of Altao m nte Shopping Mall Trying To Gain NFL Franchise In Tampa "I By CHRIS NELSON Herald Staff Writer The developer of the Altanionte Mall in Altamonte Springs has been revealed as a leader In efforts to "steal" the Florida Suns National Football League franchiie and its estimated $25 million annual area Income — for Tampa. Although Suns godfather Rommie Loudd has been hinting of late be may build a stadium In Altamonte Springs, Mall developer Edward J. DeBartolo has been linked with Tampa interests. According to reports In the Cleveland I'Iatn Dealer, DeBartolo and Nick Mileti, owner of hockey, baseball and basketball team, in that Ohio city, have emerged as arch rivals to Loudd's efforts - and to rach other. The Cleveland paper says MIleti and DeBartolo have bee laying separate plans to gain the franchise. DeBartolo, in addition to his Altamonte Springs In. vestments, Is a Youngstown, Ohio, developer and race track owner. "1 intend to make a formal application within 30 days," DeBartolo told the newspaper. "We've already had discussions with some NFL officials but not Commissioner Pete Rozefle. The "defection" of DeBartolo marks the second major connecticn of a Central Florida figure with Tampa Interests. Earlier it was revealed that Dario Icardi, attorney for the Orange County group attempting to expand the Tangerine Bowl for a NFL franchise, is connected with sports facilities adjacent to Tampa stadium. leardi has denied any conflict of Interest in his dual capacity. Meanwhile, Loudd has given Orlando "notice" be will tolerate no more foot.dragiug on Tangerine Bowl expansion, and set a Christmas deadline for finding a stadium site and financing construction. $6. 5 Million Bond Issue To Be K icked Off M o n d a y %qpV4444 jj to assign our chambers o- missloners do not act to provide the judiciary addition in one complex has been emphasized Wednesday, Thursday and additional courtroom space, year. This is an impossibility, in recent weeks, VihIen said, Fridays for courtroom use. This they will take us to court asking Vihlen said, since the county when occupancy at the Seminole County corn- illustrates how ovejoaded the that the board be forced to build now at 7.93 mills cannot, under Seminole County jail ran over m.csioners acting on niatescourt facility is. the 11.5 million addition out of state law, tax above 10 mills, 100 per cent, according to state "The judges have said if the ad valorem taxes," Vthlen said. without approval from the and federal guidelines. [ruin the circuit court the state Vlhlen said a miflage raise of voters. nd federal governments will bond issue does not pass, and "The jail Is completely out of ;iiake its first move Monday the board of county corn- 225 would be necessary to fund The need for the new security (Cont'd On Pg. 3A Col. 1) toward calling a $6.5 million RUN 9'. bond election In Janua ry or — early February. Nixon S The board will review (juallflcatic'ns of six ar.tutectur,il firms to select (HIt , IL DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer i!jtrath $ () Friday, October 5, 1973—Sanford, Florida 32771 66th Year, No. 39 Prlce 10 Cents whb ii will $89.5 Million Due - studies on the proposed $3 , School Building )lk t Rep. Vince Fechtel (H. classrooms to take care of fast Leesburg) of the Seminole growth. . Legislative delegation has been Layer said the county named to the Florida house currently has about 50 porSelect committee monitoring tables located at overcrowded / the spending of $9.5 million for schools. new school classroom conFechtel said his biggest struction throughout the state, problems have been getting Seminole County has been fellow legislators to recognize allotted $1.3 million toward Seminole's fast growth Construction of Seven schools probtem.s and the willingness planned within the next two thecttizcns here haw shown to years tncludinit -Sable'Point tax thfmtves addittonl Elementary, TuskawilI moneys for new schools. Middle SChOOl, Winter Springs Layer praised the efforts of Elementary, and Lake Howell the local legislative delegation High SChOOl, School Supt. W. P. in recognizing the school (Bud) Layer said, system's plight with continuing Fechtel said the committee rapid growth. He also noted the will be looking at whether counties are using movable Contd On Pg. 3A ('ol. 1) F I /'s I . f '4. Elt REP. FECHTEL Monitors spending YOM KIPPUR (DAY OF ATONEMENT -unr1' r ' a oint5 Deci:nes million third floor addition to i.c eidruh)use judicial wing, $1 million courthouse annex in South Seminole and a $5)000 modern agricultural center and 4'uditorium Commission Chairman Sid : 'Ihlen said the South Seminole , mnexlsclosesttotheboardS a the security complex are and tOt) priority. "We are faced with an emergency circumstance with the judicial wing addition,' Vihlen said 'The judiciary came to the board ofcounty .j I _•. , .••-., . PRI?'CF'l'ON s J (AP) — The latest Gallup Poll shows another decline in public approval of President Nixon' performance in office, ' - .• P.' . ''. '- c_ I - 'I • - -- - Of 1,505 American adults who .• - were asked , , you approve , "Do . or disapprove O ut. way Nixon a I is handling his job as Presi. 'den32 per cent said they approved They were surveyed ki-'--,. - - -. Sept 21.24 - -' '" corfllnlutoners*a far back asa ------ HIGH SCORE IN FIRST QUARTER FOR UNITED FUND yeni go and said in no Unoerthin terms and very firmly that the board will provide additional ce for courroos an clerical oIxra or's or - j udiciary or the judges will go to court agains: the board. "Recently, I was assigned work with ' flue judiciary to immediately find space either in the courthouse or downtown Sanford. Two weeks ago we had The President had the approvilof35 per cent [na similar survey Sept 7-10 and 38 per cent Ina Late August poll. ' 1 ________________ '?-----------------'' • . . , . • UNITED FUND president George Foster and Mrs. Foster (Right) and vice-president Jack Homer and Mrs. Homer were 'amcnig the 50 Unikd Fund volunteers who attended Thursday night's dinner meeting at the Cavalier restaurant. Seminole s United Fund donations total $16,802 at the end of the first week in the four-week campaign. Southern Bell reported $5,525 collected so far, Montgomery Ward $2,676, and the employes at Sanford's Zayre's have collected $616 to date. With three weeks to go, the United Fund has a good start towards its October 25 goal of $100,000. - Nixon's popularity react*i its lowest point, 31 per cent ap. proval, while the Watergate were being televised popularity, 68 percent, followed Vietnam peace settlement early this year. In the kll r cent disapproved o( Nixon's performance, while 9 per cent cxpressed no opinion. (Herald Photo by Jean Patteson) • o i Popularity - uiii,'I fPnclhillt% School 4í4 Boy Trial - ft: News Digest I C LO Is Delayed Month CO+ By John A. SpoLski It won't do a bit of good, whatever "pressure", whether it's direct or indirect, will not deter this newspaper from printing the happenings in this county. (And there is quite a bit Lately.) Can you imagine an official asking our reporter to "lay off?" The people have a right to know and The Herald will meet its obligations. F TIME QUOTE— 'The Tonkin Resolution was the last thing that passed the Congress this fast." —Rep. Jack F. Kemp, ft. N.Y., as Congress passed a bill lifting the TV blackout of home football games. And I'm thinking that maybe C'tir friends in Washington sill wind-up eating those words.. much the satn as they were NOT WILLING to do on Tonkin. 4 11 -- -- -- __;--= ;- - _4-- -- - - -- Another speedy demonstration from our friends at the Postal System. We mailed a check to one of our former employes In Geneva on August 15. It was finally returned to us on Oct. 4, marked "moved, left no address." Ali well, when the rate goes up soon, wno snows how long It'll have the pleasure a! resting in the "dead letters" department. Can you imagine? Almost two months to get to Geneva and back? By CHRIS NELSON Herald Staff Writer AA . WW-Z U; # OIL TOilER 6, 1973 hEBREW DATE: TISIHU 10, 573.1 Inside the 01(1 walled city of Jerusalem is the site of the ruins of an ancient temple. it u'all of that tem ple left standing is eallcd the "IVailing ll'aU". During Yom Kippur (which begins the evening of the final day of the then days of penitence) Jeu',sh u'orshipers gather at this site of reliçjbus pilgrimages which have endured through the centuries. This scripture from The Living Bible is the authority for ob.,errancc of Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement. "This is a permanent law: You must do no work on the teinh day of the seventh month (of the Hebrew calendar), but must spend the day in selfexamination and humility. This applies whether you are horn in the lond or are it foreigner living' among the peolik of I*ritl ; for this is the :lav commemorating the atonement, cleansing you in the Lord's eyes from all of your sins. It is it Sibbath of solemn rest for you, and you shall spend the clay in quiet humility; this is a permanent law. This ceremony, in biter generations, shall be Performed I y owe anol ni ed Ii igh Priest, conscerated in place of his ancestor Aaron; he shall be the one to put on the holy linen garments, and make atonement for the holy sanctuary, the Tabernacle, the altar, the priests, and the people. This shall be an everlasting law for you, to make atonement for the people of Israel once each year, because of their sins." (Leviticus 16:29-34) "Nine days alter the Festival of Trumpets, all the people are to cometogether before the Lord, saddened by their sin; and they shall offer sacrifices by fire to the Lord. Don't do any work that day, for it is a special day for making atonement before the Lord your God. (Leviticus 23 :26-28) from The Living Bible YOM KII'I'l?I? ,s the most sohm,i day of the Jewish New Year. It is a tlay of fasting and prayer. Yom Kippur is the highest of oil holy days in Ii.,- Jwuh Religion. relieving the public defender's - office of further responsibility for Geter's defense, but stopped An "embarrassed "Chief short oinaming Burns aspecial Seminole Circuit Court Judge public defender for the case. Dominick SaIl i Thursday Salfi indicated such a m.'ve, granted a continuance to Nov. 4 designed to secure (or the state in the first degree murder trial the $750 maximum legal lees in of 14-year-old Samuel Geter, indigency cases might conic canceling the scheduled next week after Burns files Monday trial date because of an affidavits on Geter's financial administrative foul-up, capability. Geier was declared indigent The postponement motion by Geter's attorney, T. David at his initial appearance before Burns of Bar[cjw, noted the juvenile authorities, and arraignment judge gave the represented by the public defense 15 days for filing defender, but the decision by pretrial motions, but set the State Atty. Abbott herring to trial for 14 days from the prosecute him as an adult in circuit court voided the juvenile arraignment. a top Protestant and a former prime minister of Northern Ireland begin talks that could decide the political future of Ulster, (Page 1B) FAMILY DOCTORS proclaim a renaissance of house calls and the cradle-to-the-grave physician. (Page 18) -— , flies to the Florida White House with a lawyer closely associated with the Watergate tapes and Agnew cases. (Page 113) PRESIDENT NIXON SCHOOLS closed by the threat of racial violence reopen today at the end of a week in which two whites were brutally murdered by bands of black youths. (Page IB) JUIX;E SAlk] ..'Our fault' "I'm embarrassed because of court's indigency findings. your first paragraph," Salfi told hums. Turning to prosecutor Law Loophole Allows Newman Brock, Salfi added, I feel like I'm bound to give them (the defense) a continuance because we (the courts) messed up." With the immediate pressure to have at least 10 years By MARK WEINTZ removed, Burns told Salfi he practical experience, the out-ofHerald Staff Writer %%ould delay hi:; motion for a tiatt' 170 CcnMLS protids a dismissal of all charges until County loophole that exempts the Although Seminole next week, when he would also now has a population of 134,000, county from the state's safety press for the 14-year-old and qualifies for a state law requirements. youngster's release on bond requiring plumbing inspectors It was reported earlier that from Seminole County jail. Seminole was in violation of "If necessary," Burns later state law requiring counties commented, "I'll personally Bulletin with more than 90,000 accept custody of the child." population to hire qualified Geier has been in jail since inspectors because two of the NEW YORK tAP Vice the Sept. 5 incident in which 12county's (our men have no President Spiro T. Agnew's lawyers served a subpoena experience at all. year-old William Oglesby died alter an alleged fight and today on Time magazine d& However, county coinIllissiomi staff, hunting for a way ruoberv near Sanford Mid('le nianding to know Aho s,rote School. or contributed to articles reout (if the dilemiuna, discovered that the law requires the 1970 During Thursday's hearing in porting that Agnew was census be used to let Seminole his courthouse chambera, SaRi headed toward an Inissued an order formally dIctment in Maryland. Cont'd On Pg. 3A col. 3) Unqualif ied Inspectors - A ROMAN CATHOLIC LEADER, COUPLE CONFINED to wheelchairs shuttled between nursing homes and hospitals since they were married a year ago. (Page 3A) THE SALVATION ARMY is building new welfare center to handle "tremendous influx" this winter of job hunters from the north. (Page SM ::• DAI)E COUNTY prosecutors say they believe V. Republican operatives bugged Democratic headquarters during the 1972 national convention. (Page 5A A TEEN-AGER convicted of murder may be placed on probation to support family of the man he killed. (Page 5A) Index Bridge -------8A Calendar ------------ 3A Church News ..........2A Classified ads ... .... .6-78 Comics .........58 Crossword puzzle -------8A Dear Abby --------- 8A Dr. Crane ............. 8A Editorial conunent . .6A • Entertainment . - 9A Horoscope 8A Hospital notes ..... 3A Public notices... 7A, 5-68 Society . 8A Spots -----------2-UI . . ' • : . State ............ Stocks .............. 18 j TV ...................9A - �2A-The Sanford Herald Friday, Oct. 3, 1973 - The Sanford Herald He Took -U.- Ecclesiastic The Cup By Birdwatc A. HARRIS fln1ster ffil7m i First Christian Church "He took the cup." Familiar worth are these to the Christian. In this season of the church members will not only be hearing these words, but will on World Wide Communion Sunday, October 7, JcIn in a spiritual fellowship with Christians around the world In coming to the Lord's Table and partaking of the cup, In remembrance of the cup of suffering of which our Lord drank on the cross. What do you see in the Cup? Certainly there is the fruit of the vine. But if your eyes have been anointed by the Holy Spirit you will see much more. Can you Imagine what It means to have the blood drained from your body' Through the cup you can see the emaciated body of Jesus Quist In the cup you can see His face full of sorrow, such as man never experienced. Then you can see that look of Infinite love showing thru the sorrow' No matter how much you have failed Him. If you see His sorrow you will see His love. You will also see His forgiveness. how wonderful It is. It Is not a partial, but a full forgiveness. You will see your freedom-freedom from condemnation to eternal death, and the giftof eternal life. These are but few of the things to be seen in the cup Now the cup represents His blood given for t. As you partake of the (nut of the vine, it Is a symbol of your receiving hUe from Him. You are a new creature by transfusion. The same things that you in the cup 5hcuTi lerne a pirt of . yc' x ii U-.Uon of it, but you are conscious of these characteristics of Him In your life. Perhaps you may we the look of disappointment as Peter did. How many times we have failed Him. We failed to use the strength He has offered to us. Perhaps we may not deny Him audibly, but we may have denied Him by our silence! Can you look upon those who have wronged you as Jesu, looked at Peter? Certainly there is always pain in woundings. But Is there that beam of love which shines through and s CANTOR MICHAEL G00DM/1. THE traditional blowing of the ram's horn spiritual leader. Services begin with Kol Nidre Saturday evening will signal the cnd of Yam today at 6:30 p.m. and will continue Saturday at Kippur (Day of Atonement) for the 9:30 a.m. Yom Kippur is a day of fasting and . t congregation of Temple Shalom which meets at the United Church on Providence Boulevard, Deltona with Cantor Michael Goodman as prayer, the most solemn day of the Jewish New Year. (Herald Photo by Charles Edwards) Area Church News When you think of the millions who know no thing of the cup Into which you have looked and from which you have gotten life and Joy, are you grieved ? Is yo ur heart torn? His was and is! Yes, He took the cup, one which no one else can e ve r take. When you take th e up it Is a professi on of your remem• trance of all that His cup involved. K'ep remanbcrjj, '.zid above all remember that t)!rgh His !d he ilLs a lifelike His, to be shared with other. Remember Ihjit the days to ctzne you took the cup. fl 1a this lust anof he rCommdonServe.skeltan experterice t dpen your spiritual life! ,twcoervec WorJdwideornznun1onSurday,weIn&J eat one bread, and one body. It is a day in which to rejoice in the oneness of Christ's body. The ensuing decade, has discover ed unities In the Lord's table deeper and probably more significant than simultaneous observance. That Is the recogni tion of sharing In the celeiratlon as the single most meaningful and Inclusive act in Ch ristian worship. Study and discussion of the eucharist (a traditionaj (cnn for the Supper, based on the element of thanksgiving.Gree eucharlsta4n it) Is d emanding Increased attention aIflOflgSt churctnen, Driven to Scripture as the common basis 0 Investigation, Runan Catholics, Anglicans, Orthodox, Lutherans, Reformed, Me thodist and other groups have (as one of them stated) "made tremendous progress ecognthng the eucharist f or what is intended.a a sign of w .cenfr?i act of worship of the Qiristiazt faith." Let us as th pleofGodthuswith share our b rs and sisters ui Christ the memories of the Master as we to His Table. The tread we break brings to us the reali ty of the bodily suffering of our Lord, while the cup reminds us of the fullness of His atoning sacrifice. . ' h ing ICCIIA HAROLD year uh.s Saturday and beginning at 1 p.m. Howard Yerkes is chairman and Francis Lynch, POMPANO BEACH, Fla. of Mrs. Patrldge's pregnancy (AP) - The swa llows that re- and one month before the new turn to Capistrano each spring fledgling is baptized; 2. Three have nothing on the Easter months before Patty Patridge Hunting in the Rev. Leroy wants to get married in the Koopman's flock. Or, for that church, and 3. again two months before Pappa Parmatter, the Predic ta ble Pa tridge and G reat Speckled Pew tridge's terminal Illness and one month after his dea th." Snoozer. Odd birds aren't confined to In a booklet called a "Guide the pews, Koopm.an says. to BirdEcclesiastical Deiibing the Wall Quail, he watchi ng," tie says the buntings "return to church every Easter. says "This preacher bird dis. Despite the fact that they perch courses in solemn tones on his in church only once a year, humility and poverty while Hunting Birds are apt to be dephiring the worldliness of the offended If the Preacher Bird (lock in general, the poor at. doesn't recognize them in- tendance of the fledglings In stantly and greet them by name pat ticular and the bursitis In at the door." his right wi ng." The pastor of Fai th Reformed tie said the Ten Minute Church calls the Great Tern's brief Sunday song from Speckled Pew Snoozer "a do- the p1pit tends to draw such dIe, easily domesticated breed, birds as as Golf Gulls, Picnic They take readily to captivity Bantams and Sea Snipes and settle down in any suitable Hiprnri .aft tic %'rflte the snricturv. th'v :re •pe booklet alter freeing a pe rched for the service, they surrender to some primeval In- frigh tened sparrow that manstlnct and immediately drop off aged to get Into the church sanctuary. to sleep." A preface to the booklet This bird Is closely related to Thick-Throated Pew Snoozer. notes: "Any resemblance beiis riiy torKoopman says the Patridge tween ln "appears in the church services iiier &r present parishi oners, at three very nredictable times living or dead, Is highly orob. .. e last two months able." ()nrt' 1.During Dr. pliiin ces, clothi ng, and other items usue(ul around house and United Methodist Community home will be available at Th horgan iris. oth frn Community United World Vide Communion tl siJe ifl be " $ • Mcthodist Churrh t" of There a thlckeii Sunday will be observed at ( j)( carry on the varioipojci Casselberry will observe 1 inner catered b 8111 and Mtamnorite Ciiuuni1y Church, the ucict World- w ide Cnm V public is Inunion Barbara flcneghan served SR 06, at 10 a.m. Sunday with sited. at the 8:30 and 11 a.m. surxiay i pin. On Saturday. the Deacons assisting the Rev. services. tendar.ce Sunday and games will WavnE.Spilth DI.SLS , IA,, It any 4 ,g on Oct. 28. the parish hall. Due to the will also be received Into Sunday, the Aloma United generos 1)r. Cook a Texan Is a ity of DeBary and church at that time. graduate of Baylor University Mthodjst youth choir "The Ora, City merchants, free Church Of Christ Laity Sunday will be obChristian Experience", wil and Southwestern Baptist l prizes will be given away served Oct. 14 with members of - present a program enti tled Theological Seminary. He holds hourly. the congregation participating. Oaks Gowen will be "hIapçrs Is the Lord." ' the doctor of religious Y Church School Is also held at preaching at gospel meetings at will be accompanied by education degree thAmong the booths will be a.m. for children from PIrn Springs Drive Church of saxophone, trumpet, drum, attic . ... western and has done special bake nursery age through grade Mtanionte Springs, Oct. piano and guitars. graduate studies at the shoppe, toys, house beautiful, eight. 814, week days 7:30 p.m. and The United Methodist Women University of boutique, holiday and Sunday, 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. will meet Wednesday at 10:30 gift shop, snack bar, and beer George Peabody College for Redeemer Lutheran a.m. with Mrs. Don Taylor of garderL Teachers. DR. ROBERT COOK the Aga pe House in Winter The Ladies Aid of the Messiah Lutheran He was minister of educa tion Park as guest speaker. A Lutheran in pi Church of the and music in Fort Worth andDr. Robert S. Cook, of was covered dish luncheon will from the bazaars Redeemer in Sanford will hold a consultant for adult work In t to starting this Sunday, hours Jacksonville, a Florida Baptist follow. u Church Training Depart. constructiqa of the -cluireli Trash 'N Treasure sale on for services at Messiah lead , er will be guest preacher rntrit of 'icThis the Baptist Sunday the aim Is to Saturday, 9am, to 2 p.rr. at the Lutheran Church, 1792 9 St. Ann's Catholic Sanford's First Baptist raise funds to assist in equip- church grounds, 103 West 25th Casselberr, will be changed to Board, Nash ville, Tenn.., School Church Sunday, For all 5j St. Ann's Catholic (hitch, pingthekitchenofanewparish Ptace.Avarletyofhousehold 9andlla.in.forchurchandlo before coming to the state The director of the (hitch DeBary, will hold its seventh hall to be erected within the goods, kitchen items, dishes, a.m. for Sunday Baptist position. School. Rev. L TraInig' Department ° annual bazaar on the church ne xt f pots and pans, small apFranklin Dorton is Pastor. The pastor, Jay T. Cosmato, ______________________________________ Florida Baptist Coivention wi ll is leading a revival meeting In speak on "The Lordship of Newport News, Vs. Christ" in the 8:30 a.m. and Ii _-~-._ am, services, launchi ng the chur ch's month-long Opera tion One emphasis. He will also F,1 speak at 7:30 p.m. -.- 3 - - - -M - -M Operation One will locus on - - ~ ~~= Z_ z i -. . . 0 0 % total commitment of life and LEESBURG-More than - - . -. - AOR Will climax with a high at. ;4 0 , 2,500 Florida men will forsake .-. 701 W .g v _-A- - - __ ~_ , _. comfortable beds and televised _m Irw football games to rough it at a - church camp here during a I -~ z~ 1~ .-,. . J"'' -.7 q. 10 0 .i_2=!:n-~_~._ M_ I - _ -__ ___ ~ __-~;_ erics of live i weekend _--~---_ ~~ __ spiritual . %• -, - ~~ -_~______- -If 4 r life retreats. _Wkp~ ~~~- po -_ - _- ~-__ MLX~__ -1.Ir 4 Sponsored by th e United - __ -__ Methodist Church's Florida 1 / Board of the Laity, the retreats j started September -30 and Gov. Askew will deli ver the MUSICAL PROGRAM PLANNED untinue through each October ke y note address of the TwentyA PROGRAM will be presented by the Art Davis Trio at the Sanford eekend. ,_ t_ , ..uui .0 ui an"nu ii , unaay at we ii a m service The trio Flor Cowicilof Churches niversary of the popular will also perform at th e 6p.m. service. Pastor is J. T. Pitts. its opening luncheon October program which started with a the Mrs. Bruce 23, according handful of dedicated laymen • (ray, president of Hastings. assembly will into an annual :w the of weekenders. A fif th weekend ORGAN DEDICATION SET of the Christian )ear histor y. What followed was some Beach.Oct. 7.3 and 24was added th is year for men THE new Casavant pipe organ in Holy Cross Herald magazine A small poll in item th e February 10,216 postcard protests with an Rev. A. Tyrrel Dear of Miami waiting list. Episcopal Church, Sanford will be dedicated protesting against the issue wondering how and readers his local committee have average of7names per ... ciird Actommodalions 1ire degrading mLstse ntthl .. during U public ,, ,. ,., Sunday. u, • Paul of sex and felt about today's TV mostly signed by subscribers, been working a year on the ri4 rtIiv gnats tM primitive, . . . . r' .' . Jenkins, professor o organ in the iiuuz Ot, mosquitoes abound at the exploitation of violence on jtograimnmng started it all. The their friends, associates, neigh- program. te levision today, show more April issue carried more than a hors and fellow Music, Stetson University. Deland and forchurch-goers as lakeside camp. A dozen or more (J 160,000 people supporting pageofkttcrs responding to the well as church groups. In ad. The assembly theme wi ll be nicriv organist and choir director at Holy men bunk together in concrete this View. feeling was so in. dillon, 2,784 letters of support "The City as Possibility". On Cross, will play music by Buxtehude, Bach, block cabins which have no Th is result is the most tense, so disturbed that it was arrived, most requesting ad. this theme, Dr. Bruce Robinson lsithnx'!ns. Showers and toilets massive expression Ch Franck, Langlais and Vierne. He will ristian decided to provide a petition ditional protest forms. These of Atlanta will address the are thhOtlses scattered herald has honored at a reception after the recital. in ba ever received on a card for general reaction in the 1l'rnLs brough t in another 54,(Q A.ssernbly twice. about the grounds. moral or Sonni issue in I ts g. May ins Issue. The re will be two business The ctmitcb camp ca pa city is .essions and an ecumenical C : , odists zo persons arid each weekend * worship service. retreat has been "sold out" At the business sessions, hensd Happening they cnmn€ ji~ . budgets adopted Businessmen Inwycts judges, fftcer' elected and inst1ilk'd r h p '- r itt 't l 5 I t"r (irn.r'r t ii it r it I rt.iluUtja.> 4k'd upon . Ui 1UL54U by iii ul the ib~ fil e hutch choirs. Sanday' School A___ 'lo get away from an, Ux' 'z '. Prior the delivering his t _____ kill start at 9:30 a. in. with a wifc,thekidsandbusjness,and Isw keynote address, the Governor goal of 100 percent attendance. do a little souI-searching." will Ifleet iflfOflhUafly with the L___ The special itall, Day f 'rie man puts it, is prol biy a executive board and other T15 hrirn: vill t the new organ f:itr trr rf tr:r r-nc liit.0 leaders of Jewish Catholic. and Protestant 'ide f) ..,* coyerej ciisii dinner I nit tunitit f F kridi si: -, \ 1, -u , jrounds will follow the service iy from the workaday featuring a giant anniverary Community will Altamonte AT be Cook t-irbT Speaks 60pfist ; 11 Sunday .--. . . from Sou treasure; plants, Christ, - f4shion Tennessee and - - -. La) men - Rough It . Askew To Address Fla. Council ... uts.i, ou vv Viewers Protest TV Programs A (lit' j ,, . iteni. The -. Meth . .- , Hallelujah '• - , = . / ' . ii ' . / - •--.-•.•. - - . s i j - • ii ci 13.. - A ' tmu(d MelhOtiLSt '1iii uberve its flth and Ral: frir hallelujah tfli "A hap. rjo,' n oi U le der t I " t -1 ) , - Joel Mci)1J, mil be guest d1 t re.wh r Ur World and catch up on Lake. the & ik:car~ / - At2pnitheYmgHope U-ta on the story of Nwh. "100 jrutnt (Ianrt' ''I Sefl'ICe At the 7;3U p. Suoday a (mini, "From Crime to Chri,d", on the li fe and J C Sul1ivnn, m . r'iin'' In. cIi.' 1J'4&['ILi111 (1iit O.3 millinn Hnnd I FilhIialik ir L4I1J11I ,ij be presented 'mitt - diM1sinn Leaders '. utB service followed by a dinner in his honor. and t;; (Herald Photo h . - . ___ _________ ______ __________ ____ ___ ______ .. , - . -- - -_____ --- -- --- - - R00 e Ins ectors $89.5 NA I.I- () fi i IP I Unem p I O m ent R a te y S ta S (ii 11 C Ii a fi ge (:1 P erT?'? it tec! D ue (rand - - - _ .. II r. P - • a y 'emininc' -- - Hosp "10tal Notes - in. . 3 Jo Be Electeci - _______________________________________________________ Owners Oppose Change To Commercia l Zoning Phone Service Is C ,-,, .-,, "- _, '" -- '-'' -- "-" - 4 F 0: L Leo King, church Cecelia Farmer' • ,,,' - 1 From left, Rev. Larry Mrs 0 Sku dUd He 109101 - O'Steen, son of tle honoree and associate minister at Orlando First tiitcd M(thOdis[, B' IflUILSICF. 1;; Electrical Probe Continues . " L.a ment and health services at the .s • referendum can be held In (who designed the county's By MARK WEIN'TZ I 0 14 annex," he said. It Is an- January and the hoard I. feels It mental health facility); Herald Staff Writer compliance with state and ticipateti an annex courtroom must be scheduled no later tha n Environmenta l Design Group ø federal regulations," Vihlen will give quite a bit of relief to February," VihIen said. He composed of Sweitzer and The end may be in sight for ___________ said, hinting that the county' the courthose. . said the referendum Is one of the Seminole County Grand Associates, currently doing the rnaybe cited by the state for the The board by consensus has the foremost priorities the juvenile detention facility; facility's inadequacy, I agreed the annex will be con. county Is dealing with at this charges against the county : Russell and Axon of Daytona ft~, In cddition, he said, the boa rd strudel within one mile It. of th e time and given daily attention. Beach, Ray Bennett of Orlando board of electrical examiners ______________ endorses a consolidated holding U.S. 17.92 and SR 436 in. The feasibility study has been and o and Watson and Company. ther bu ilding department ___________ _____ complex for the entire county tersectiononejtherUS 17-92 or completed on the sheriff's officials, David K. Gunby has been ' and has already signed an Sit 436. The board indicated a security complex by Gutmann, named fiscal agents for the _____ ________ agreement with the City of site on SR 436 between U.S. 17. Dragash and Matz, the firm projecis. While no official word on ____________ Sanford to house its prisoners 92 and Interstate 4 would also that along with the late John findings or possible indictments when the new f acility is built, be acceptable, Vihlen said. He ~ 14 ______________ has been given, indications are Burton IV were architects of Report on the feasibility lie said it -s expected added the facility will be multi. th at the grand jury wi ll conthe new courthouse. Cost study after the architect is Seminole's other cities will storied, estimates are firm at $3.5 named Is expected to be aider indictments against at follow suit when the security The new agriculture center million for this project. least some members of the returned to the commission in a complex is available. will be built on county property Other sums mentioned are minimum of six weeks. The electrical board, and possibly of "We want to get into federal near Five Points and include an other county and municipal Viblen's "qualified estimates" architect will be using *k , and state compliance and auditorium For use not only of 4 officials from his knowledge of space department heads' recomsecondarily we want the H and agriculturally-oriented needs. DOOR PRIZE REGISTRATION mendations on spac complex to be a regional type groups but also citizens groups The board Monday will be requirements and existing Among the allegations At Scotty's grand opening facility," Vihlen said, If forced and civic organizations. against the board that have interviewing reoresentatives studies from the old 1970 bond (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent) to fund this project in one year Estimated cost of this facility been substantiated by testi. from the Gutmann, Dramah ksiie as well IT , * Iditional iiiilIa't' lev' of ,isju. i, and Matz finim, Eughan Kelley formation to be gathered. "Will', "I,herald lia. learned, would be necessary, also an Vihlen said the four projects are the follow ing: impossibility under the state 10 will be listed Individually on the mill cap law, ballot, giving the citizens an On at least one occasion, a "Running closest to the opportunity to vote for or board member personall y post. board's heart," Vihlcn said is against each, project. If the dated a construction permit the courthouse annex to Include bond issue passes the application after the job had 1110st county departments an(i referendum In early December already been completed, but possibly a courtroom for to coincide with the six city' not inspected as required by convenjenc of South Seminole elections for a better turn out. Law; citizens, Vihlen said, The But with the voluminous incourtroom would mainly be for formation that must be That an electrical board WASHINGTON (AP) -'Me last month as a larger tnan ex- The Nixon administration has P tr 'f tic court. "We are aLso assembloj the board found nation's unemployment rate pected number of teen-agers predicted that the Jobless rate dated a county inspector who strongly considering an ex. December would be too early. stood stubbornly at 4.8 per cent remained on the job, the would fall to a bout 4.5 per cent tension of the health depa rtrejected work done by the "If we work rapidly th e Scott government said today. of the work force by the end of beard i ember at Si,,,.t'(wakr 0% the year, then letitaimi at (hat The I.ahor kJks because the reverse ievei well into next year. I y wiring porting n essentially un. insta!ed made the house Inspector is hired. (Continued From Page 1) 'nged nationwide --job picture The number of p.npe out if "time bomb;" -_ -, Fakess said that he atfor th (cunt straight month, work was essentially Ufl off the hook until 1980. tempts to hire the man most said the labor force the num- changed, the department said, tueThat the electrical board, in In 1970, the county had a qualified men for the job, but • her of people holding, and seekpast year, overturned or Q'toi ponulation of fill Y'l Fl it 1 1 n',iIHew - ..... . sii u i' u • II 8II ing jots ignored the vast majority of the - But than fell less it usuby 1980, when the men to work for the low pay I [1 ZI was no change in the negative findings by inspectors ally does in September because county will finally be compelled available for inspectors, Jobless rate for major groups in that were appealed to the (Continued From Page 1) sprinkler system, he said. to meet the state safety stanThe grand opening oiScotty's more teen-agers decided to conMechanical and plumbing The committee will be board; dards, Seminole's population Is Inspectors currently begin at an large self-service store in tinue working rather than re- the labor force, school administration lobbied holding hearings In Miami and For heads of households it expected to be nearly double annual salary of $7,371, Sanford with door and depart- turn to school. extensively to have the $1.3 at an undecided spot in Central was 2.7 per cent, married men That the board uses Its inthe minimum required by from 17,155 a year ago. An ment prizes and demonmIllion In state money allocated Florida, Fechiel said, pointing situation, the 2.1 per cent, adult men 3.1 per trepcetive powers to side-step Tallahassee, Because of this experienced plumber can ex- strations of sales items, Is being the county. cent, adult women 4.8 per cent national out he is encouraging the electrical code star,County Atty. Thom pect to earn $14,000 a year held today and Saturday at 700 department figured that total Dade County also ha'i growth committee to meet In Seminole, and teen-agers 14.4 per cent. dards, even though the stanRumberger said, "since up, according to one di2grun. French Ave., where the corn- employment Increased by 0 problems, Fechtel said, but the For black workers, the unemdards affect the lives and safety "We will also be looking at Seminole County is exempt tied employee. pany first began operations in 000 by taking seasonal factors ployment rates people there have turned down construction techniques, what held at 9.4 per of buiWing occupants; from the state law the superinto account. It as the first cent It County Commissioner Dick 1971. additional taxes. was 4.2 other states are doing and per cent for vision of plumbing control is Williams, a member of the Sales personnel will be on monthly increase in employ, white workers, That several major area In investigations so far, the Department of Education left up to the county." e hand to guide customers ment since June. county personnel board, said h committee has found one requirements to find if better construction projects, Including Seminole County has four Is aware that there are through the warehouse and For Vietnam veterans from a South Seminole hospital and a county, where $250,000 was use can be gotten out of the new The labor force usually plumbing inspectors and each problems with the insepctors 8,000 sq. It. air de- 20 to 24, the Jobless rate fell large printing plant, have been unnecessarily spenL fur a - cOnstruction tax dollars, conditioned dines sharply in September as from 10.1 per of these Inspectors Is assigned giving a proper plumbing In- salesroom. cent to 7.6 per vtrt)JalIy uninspected on site, to inspect a district. spection. Products handled -Include young people return to school. cent. But this rate was still despite being approved by Two of the four inspectors The decli ne was so mild this higher th an for nonveterans of offic "The commissioners and lumber and building materials, year ials back in the office. hired by the county ha ve no building officials have un- plumbing and electrical that the department fig- the same age. experience as practical covered some problems in this plies. carpeting, kitchen ured a seasonally adjusted 750,The average work week Thursday's testimony in. S but, according to the area and have rectified them as cabinets, appliances, lawn and "rson rise in the labor creased slightly to 37.2 OCTOBER 3,1973 hours cluded appearances before t1k. Mrs. James Partin and girl, interpretation of the Law offered much as poasible," he said. garden products, paints and force, with teen-agers causing last month. In manufacturing, grand jury by three of the AL)MISSIONS Geneva by the county attorney, this most of that increase. At the the average work week edged "We found one inspector home decorating supplies, electrical board members: Alberta Robbins. Kissimmee same time, this number of Jobs ahead to 40.9 hours. hiring procedure is within the who Scotty's today is one of was not giving good There was Chairman Buddy Eidel, Sid Sanford: Ernest E. Clements, Lake scope of the law. spections and we went to the Florida's fastest growing declined less than usual for a small increase in factory Vthlen Sr., Cyril L Butner father of county Mary Chief Inspector Tony sites Involved and checked his building and home Im- September, and the govern- overtime, Joshua Moses commission chairman Sid Jane Knowiden, Winter Park ment figured a seasonally Fakess explained that he work and as a result of provememit supplies companies, adju The department figured that Vihlen Jr., and Dennis Shindell Joy Demnarte sted increase of 700,000 to average hourly earnings rose of conducts the Initial interview findings we were forced to let and is recognized as one Grace S. Flanders Altamonte Springs. of the 851 million, OCTOBER 4, 1973 with prospective inspectors this man go from the depart- la rgest companies In Florida. _____________________________________________________ by rix cents to $3.97. Otto D. Anderson Admission be fore making a recom- ment," Williams added, Today the jurors heard mute ''h company reports sales Patrick Zeuhi mendatlon to J. H. Williams, ll V than 'V an hour of testimony from $66,581,861 for Sanford: As an an in. 'outgrowth of this tota ed Benjamin J. Davis Zoning Dir t , ec or CTC&S of 50 fin ng, per cent over 1972 Thomas Brooks Jack Fulenwider, chief invest]. di Williams said, he and Moses Williams and Fakess then other officials are talking about sales of $44,467,382. Net ear' gator for the State Attorney's William A. Eplin Brady Austin Sr. report to the county personnel giving examinations to all nings rose 57 per cent to office. Beverly J. Stokes Frederick K. Coxon Ill WINTER SPRINGS Coun- next two or three days. Booth 'I board, and Lithe board and the prospediveinspectors toins Margaret Hughes Wayne 0. Brooks $,66O,417 over $l,697,714 for the cilmen presented their reports said $400 has been alloted for county' commission approve the that they know how to give a comparable period. Earnings for J. B. Williams, zoning Beatrice Brooks Oscar Anderson the month of September at recommendatio striping and resurfacing n th director for Seminole County e potential proper per share increased from .63 Michael L Lockhart Inspection, to the Alfred James Perkins council meeting Wednesday shuffleboa rd pitch W t en in to give testimony .90 for 1973. and $600 for Shelton Eudell ____________________________ night, John Silar Jr. shortly sfkr pa th te is bu inting e nn 11a.m. He was the t Barry B. Wright Gussle L. Corner The appointment of a new all quotes so far have been well only witness in th e waiting L. J. Kriz Linnie C. Simpson dispatcher to replace Stefan in excess of these amounts. room at that time. Melissa Bryant Mabel A. Duggan Collins who will be transferred t Piland reported a total of Adolph hletke, Cellar,' Th0m.as Chadwick Roll Assistant State Atty. William Iron, his position in the Semi- $1,025 collected from Melville Millett, DeBary Vivian M. Taylor, Deltona building, Staley, in charge of the probe note Communications Center to electrical and plumbing per. Rosemary J. Russo, Deltona Flossie E. Gordon, Deltona wi c th hief investigator Jack become a patrolman, and the mis iss By' BOB UA)YD "I've lived here nearly Joseph A. Sheflin, Deltona Clarence K. hinmirn, Lake ued during September. F'ulenweider, In the abnce of appointment of one extra pa- He said 124 building inspections Herald Staff Writer years," said C.C. Henderson ot Mar) Anthony lthmnp, Deltona state trolman requested by council- had been carried out durin g this would Atty. Abbott hier'ing, 2524 Mellonville Avenue. Charles Haynes, Oviedo Heirurich Beckmann, Deltona not comment on the inman Victor Miller were apperiod. Homeowners in Oak Hill "Leave it (zoning) alone," Elizabe th A. Curtis, Deltona lA.rotti Hewett, Titusvifle Service from the Winter-Park proved. vestigation, underway since Addition near Sanford Airport Phyllis Wilmoth, Longwood Telephone Co. was out in most Sept. 10. Councilman Vicki Baker gave Earl Evans, strongly opposed a proposal Miller said the sewer and Discharges Sophie M. Keen, Longwood 36-year resident of Casselberry (ron, U.S. 1792 official notice of the general water at 2514 O r llmursthy that their property be company has made ange Avenue, noted, at SR lJlhle S. Braxton, Osteen e grand Jury probe began 436 as far nor th as the election to be held In th "No one is here changed e city several open cuts in SR 419 onTh from res ict ed In. to explain why tr Sdnlor(l: I 10 Patricia L. Miller, Winter Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club hall De c. 4. A mayor and COUflTuesday, and has heard which is assigned to the city for dustrial to restricted cotn- they want it rezoned," Frederick K. Coxon 3rd Springs due to a cut in a large cable at cilmuan Group Two and cour,from at least 15 witnesses, No mnercial zoning, maint enance, without first County Commissioners Cheryl A. Sampson the busy intersection where clhnan Group Four will be informing have Z--P chairman City commissioners asked the the city. Art Doris W. Hodges 1)ISCHAH(;Es testified to date. Harris construction is taking place, elected fl,,., i I.I Ii 1 tt , I , i-i,i I., ,-i cn lit thorn h r c k..s., ..,. ..•,,,,, wiu LI' IU IVtjUVI usi.It" I.. 4iI(PIJfl' iJiuIIII ,sp Sanford: according to telephone cornCandidates must file between from a mission to "sound out" property owner For owners Nathan Allen Paul Julia A. Kehoe pany officials. Oct. 15 and Nov. 1. in the area between 25th Street rezoning and the area was hlaz i Buffington Naomi C. Sapp At press time company dliCouncilman John Booth and 25th Place and Mellonville changed from residential to Cora Lee Johnson Ruth M. husk cers were attempting to assess reported $304 had been ex. and the railroad west of Orange restricted industrial zoning the damage Tony Williams Sadie Mae Brooks to determine when pended during September for when the city's new corn. Avenuç at a public hearing, William Lane Erie Lee Frison service would be restored, Ken- health and recreation. He said Sixteen of 24 resident owners prehensive zoning ordinance neth Peloquln, a F'lie A. Webb THURS. & FRI. OCT. 4 & 5 Duke H. Green telephone the recreation area has been petitioned in opposition to a was adopted by city corn- company executive said. l'aniila Joy Wilbanks and boy Helen P. Malone cleaned up except for the area missioners last December, Mary K. flicki,, DeB,ary zoning change, COMPLETE DECOUPAGE Mary Rowe The Casselberry city ball, its near the clubhouse where the Pauline A. Earl II. Bourquardez Miller, Deltona utility, police, and fire depart- builders have allowed cement SUPPLIES The zoning and planning M('lissia I, Mv.'rs, f)eltona City planning consultants menis and emergency tele- to harden. Mrs. Baker said th William W. Brown hoard members voted to recommended against a change phone numbers were all out of clubhouse is I.rad Filimoaim, l)ehlona Sharon ,nn Settle CANDLE-MAKING near completion, recommend the city con,- to commercial zoning and order, he said, harry T. (las, Deltona Leon Ii. lormel, DeBary and should be roofed the within , -i'.,,,, .'uiiu r,,, ,,ikinn innt,n f) ,,.,,,'•..I it ii. ----- 'SUPPLIES i tiul, I4*Pt' as V43 WIPVU :- 'ij UM..LUII uieurca 15 cflangeti .(L'L4 c-oiiaru, 1)Ctiary rnary '.a"restricted industrial after it should be to a mnulti.famlly Hazel M. Gilhuly, Osteen Emil Manogg, Deltona OIL & ACRYLIC PAINTS property owners said they residential, office and inGary Coyle Jr., Winter Erwin Hosenow, Deltona Springs wanted the land on which their stitutional district to protect ART SUPPLIES: hllnnche Walker, Deltona fi BRUSHES, CANVAS. EASELS hommit art I'ritlr. located t(' 1 ('uk, remain interests of Wtntipresent .Joliri II, Kt'rar, 1'' / Sprmws industrial, homeowners. P:rhrura FREE decoupage material given wi t h SAT., OCT. 6-SUN,, OCT. 7 each purchase during grand opening. from 1 P.M. '111 Register for FREE door prize ' 'flayear'sprogmnth'tuets thi Christ ( ld ,Speakers and the Wor ," will indud' 'ri 1Jr p '-'1 tl't i tram acrous the comtry and 3 F fonda ministers and laymen. ___ ~ - (Continued from Page 1) RE'/. TOM O'STEEN MADE MINISTER EMERITUS FMERJ'1''; " ' award ' -vdS presented Rev. loUt (i'Steen, from First (II United dist 'LnLIrcn oP Sanford Sunday at the m? a.m. worship rt T E uuuiii I!IUIIIIUy - JTampa lawyer w?ø serves u program dir , Friday, Oct. 5,, 1973-3A Y. 17.92 - I OR MORE FURNITURE SALES - CASSELBERRY KM -, N5 --1 'A NO E N C Y On the Church Grounds Hwy. 17-92 N. of DeBary Booths for Christmas Shopping GAMES. PRIZES REFRESHMENTS FREE DOOR PRIZES EVERY HOURI Where Quality Sells & Service Tells 104 E. Commercial Dial 322 5762 Chicken dinner Sun., Oct. 7 from 3.6 P.M. Everyone Welcome FREE INSTRUCTION Refreshments! Ile Village Craftsmen 102 S. Park Ave. 3238730 OPEN 9:30 - 6 P.M. Mon. - Sat. �,-. --- -,--- - MIMI "L iRAL 4A—The Sanford Herald Wheelchar , / . Friday, Oct. 5, 1973 - L.• -. . . . ......... -. ________ -.-.-'.Th ... ____ _I • F lor ida of CoupIe Sick -•. ' Living With The Dying News Brie fs MIAMI (Al) A wheel. sa 'U ey are sick of chair-bound young couple "go live like this." with 'fle Shields and other, mosUy month and authorities nude ar• pithi when the welfare paySIC old people. who've been shuttled between Shields, paralyzed since old, poor people too Ill to care rangementh for th e Lutheran menth no longer covered young," Stephen birth, nd nursing Dorothy, 2 for themselves not sick Medical center Nursing Home creasing costs. since the)- were Ifl')rrleda year _______ ____ an_tomakeourownliv___ W' who contracted spinal men. enough to rate hospital beds to accept the boarder patients. CS.i ingitis as a child, curr ently were forced to Lake shelter at 'The nursing home didn't in a nur,in, home where they Jac mi 11 morial when they The Shields met while under- want us any more, so we had to were moved this week after could no longer afford to pay going rehabilitative training at go to the hospital," Shields said. pending three nionths as the cost of nursing home care. another hospital 18 montfLi ago, "Actually, I'm glad they moved boarder patients a, Jackson 11w situalion beTaine known After they were married, they us, y,, get w,,, y sick of Memorial Ilospit-al, a charity when two old people died In the lived in two nursing homes but living with dying, sick old irsti(ut ion emerge ncy room earlier were forced to the charity hos- people." I - - - i •'w irs 7 Friday andSaturday - October 5 and 6 7:30 a.m. til 6:00 p.m. AL111ASSEEE, Fin, (AP) Comp troller Fred Dickinson says cities could lose part or their $154 million in state revenue sharing funds if they fail to file financial reports time. Dickinson called a meeting of Florida mayors today to brief them on new reportingrequirements posed by the 1973 legislature. "Thu meeting Is ex tr emely im portant to our cities since they face possible loss of revenues if their reports are not compiled properly and on time,10 Dickinson said In an. nouncing the session. When lawmakers earmarked M4.6 million in revenue sharing funds for citles, Dickinson said they also made him responsible for deterininini, each municipality's PRICES GOOD AT SANFORD STORE ONLY T! ELECTRIC I~I 4 r-. i 7 mi -_u_ - ~; 000~ 98116 - 116" Double Edge HEDGE TRINIF.IrR -wA&A hw~-wz HAAS ALL WOOD KITCHEN CABINETS scalty's Sale 1I 14.99 PREMIUM ECONOMY STUDS Scotty's Sale Price (ea.).....69c 1 X2x8PressureTreated / - Price e, FURRING STRIPS Scu"y's Sale Price 3W needs. - -: - year. If cities (all meet the ded1jne, Dickinson n. ductsan auditor orders one by an outside auditor paid for y Dickinso funds if cities fail to pay the auditing costs prompfly. 16c Scotty's Sale Price Reg co .- Dickinson already has been charged similar fiscal information from counties. with collecting State law requires cities to submit their financial Vinyl Asbestos FLOOR TILE Embossed or Plain surface. 2- x 4 x 8' h3PPY to help you plan and estimate ynur remodeling. 2.99 his wile, but b 13c _______ city funds, MIAMI i Samaritan Murdered JACKSONVII.I.F., Fla. (AP) the federal mail fraud trial of to be Great, a motivation firm. ficials but was told Turner A former Oregon official Boston lawyer F. Lee Garre tt, who was assistant "said he didn't need to Glenn W. Turner's cosmetic Bailey and seven Turner ass state director for Koscot oper- me; that he already knew what company says he tried to corn- elates. ations Oregon, said he felt was going on and didn't need to plain to Turner about the condefendants Ilobart Wilder and talk with me to find out." I duct of two other executives but The nine are accum-d in a 28- W. [troy Beale were attemptwas not allowed to see the top count indictment of &-frauding ing to take over the company Garrett said Wilder and Man, the buyers of distributorships in and went to Turner's headquar. Beale were promoted shortly Roy Lynn Garrett, 34, of Dal. Koscot Interplanetary Inc., a ters in Orlando to complain. after his unsuccessful trip to las, Ore.. lestifif-d 'Pitirsday in rosinelics COM Ile S, - of MIAMI o teenaged boys have been charged with murder in the shotgun slaythg of an elderly man as he tried to help a woman clerk who allegey was being Turner, (AP) - to talk In robbed by the duo. Daniel Gray, 16, and Ronald Wood, 16, were charged Thursday in the death of Stephen DuChateau, 60. Police Wd DuChat,eau walked into the office of his bookkeeper to find two youtfu attacking secretary Bonnie Mingo, stirted torun for help arei %v,,is gunned 0; 'me two youths were captured by police without reststance. New Center To House Job Hunters OflI.ANtX, Fin. (AP) -The about Central Florida's boom- buy fuei," says Salvation Army more than we had last year." ilvation Army is building a log job market. Brigadier Richard T. Bergren. To handle theload, the in Orlando 'You know, you read or hear "Well, we're going to get those tion Army is building to care for "a tremendous in. about people up north who are people down here this winter. welfare center whicli will be. flux this winter" about having enough "We're expecting 130 (nit northerners who've heard heating oil or people too pcortomendous Influx this winter, far persons. Conspiracy Charged Salva . new welfare center afraid a _ -- __ (AP) —Tho Miami men have been coqvlcted th federal court of trying to smuggle 4,500 pounds of Jamalcan marijuana Into the United States. The men were affested In June when rescued from a I ng boat laden with the illegal weed, William were found guilty Thursday alter their Jury deliberated more un eight hours. meyeach face five years [npruon and ai5,OOO fine on one count smuggling. Koscot Oregon Takeover A red of down- and. • __ Smugglers Convicted - on IZVIIIA61 IIIAEKS11111111' 4mrn x 4'x 8' LAUAN PANELING Li, Medium, Dark to ' 700 French ave. - SANFORD - Phone 323-4700 it watt Revenue Loss Faced If i ies i e Late I -e - L don 't live in h \ living a dill MIAMI (AP)-Four men, including a former Miami municipal judge have been charged with c(Xispiracy In wi one of the largest counterfeit money operations in South Florida, the U. Secret Service said. Secret Service agents said they seized more than $1 mu. lion In bUI end a prIn pre. 4 Secret ervice spok-esi,W1 ider;iihed the four as ' former 8; Gutierrez of Miami; Otto Martinez, 34, no address given; and Kemp Tucker, 40, of West Palm 13each. Efronsor, was aff ested Wednesday at a motel near Jivery of rnarked money, the spokeman said. spokesman said the Investigation was continuing .ore arrests ei exc _ able to house more than Ire . th • ___ eounteej( I -ing I ype & single I lung PAINT /?Co. 919C Scotiys `~CL L UMINUM WINDOWS A"I sizes 109-6 off Fi1a, k JR, 06wL;f-,N A good basic power tooUor Reg Prices Price -; -'00 59c Flashlight . 0 Reg. LoSEOUT 13.88 I _ DURAVAL INDOOR-OUTDOOR CARPfl Pim fliCk-7Coloqi No 8S - . Scoflys Sale Price Name - • SCOTTY'S ANThSTAT ___•: Brand Cp,t and Cushion Installed Foam back. static4r. Nylon IN000R.AIls,aasofhom.o,offjc. Avaô.8coio. in - d, . / Reg. Price • LIGHT - BULBS _. 3.99 .,. ' ' 2 i5" .' ' Colofs Scotty. Sal, Proc. Pr, 14",* 51" 1290 - HANDEE .35 69 . 21 5 I rn rn I I a . a CUBE TRAYS . I - 1 1 jfl_ 11_ I • . -- I I • Just twist and out POP : ( 'fli_11111111 ,jijcJIi1' U-821 DISHWASHER ice cubes 2Awhite 1s or spill • • Du,abe Polyethylene "UnbreakableMakes 14 ICL Cuh( • Easy stacking Scotty's •Non-sticking Sale Price 1.89 Value NGE I 119 .00 r - 149,W - - - KD-30 DISPOSER 0.0 24m95 Scotty's Sale Price . 12.2 cu. ft. cawcity ___ . \4 2..m S4COtly'S Sate PlICS up starl 3/8*'Drill RegPr,ce . CW I Scott y's Sale Price 69.95 -. • -. I Speed Rft Prke 77-88 i ' 27 "- . SALE PRICES GOOD OCTOBER bAND 6 AT SANFORD STORE ONLY 17.88 FREE DOOR PRIZESI 24.88 EL'CTUICAL DEPARTMENT Hat Yellow E.atunson Cord C12 100' . - 21.69 PfT ftP/FjTMT Retail Value HARDWARE DEPARTMENT Black &DeCk*Ir 2-Speed Drill 17011 '" 12.99 KITCHEN DEPARTMENT X)" or 30" Range Hood White CARPET DEPARTMENT Captivating Carpet for 12 x 15 room Style 48. installed with 50 oz.Wff1e Cushion - -, 2636 145.) BUILDING PRODUCTS DEPARTMENT ?5Sq GAF24OIb Sell Seal Shingles f(,,.. .1 • -. / 27500 LUMBER DEPARTMENT Lumber of Your Choice SANFORD 700 French Ave. Ph; 3Z3470() * \,"l,,_ U' G*10 A,ojcjo1 4 Gal- Mopacoto Acryhc House Paint sco y' , Sale ce 89.95 tt Retail Value . . - s -- , i' everyday low prices on lumber imd plywood. I ~ CON,)1110 . 139. - _- \ 159sU" - 12,000 B"U - - --- 1%99.00 j - j ____ AUTOMATIC WASHER r 1in 1 9 95 • I CASH BUYS MORE AT - '"D - 'i.' * - ,, .) The judge said he ouhi de _ cide Nov. 19 whether order Clark to assist the family or not to ASK ABOUT OUR INSTALLMENT PAYMENT PLAN ReFe Ccistle lls L CASH home builders supply I. - itnOtsa co tI type of sen. tence mnore e.ttive because his energies would be directed at helping the widow and children of the nuin whose life he took." Lfensc lawyer George Nicholas called Satin's idea novel and new, but prosecutor James Woodward said it was "dis, abhorrent and abomi ,...,...- IE510G Heavy duty 2 temperature CLOTHES DRYER 0uld t f W522G Heavy duty 2 speed 18 pound BUYS MORE AT 19 0 home builders supply SANFORD 700 French Ave. Ph' 323 4700 ' FACTORY AUTHORIZED SERVICE & WARRANTY INCLUDED (tISOfl • Ca ill New he lfl - area'? Call 831637Q for a warm wekome - 30Thhite SALE PRICES GOOD OCTOBER Sand 6 at SANFORD STORE ONLY RANGE - In I - 000B1t _,;,•l- DMANYUNADVERTISED CrCALSl You'll find a bo fl3flza of specially priced values throughout the store and our - 139,95 - FREE GLOVES! The first 200 customers each day will receive a pair of plastic alipurpose gloves with our ttwnks for paying us a visit. Check 600081U I MIANII (All ) — Instead of argunwnt. being a burden to taxpayers in "Clark is going to be punished prison, a teen-ager convicted of but the punishment is going to murder may be placed on pro- be primarily supporting live iOn to SUPO lam n Dade man he killed, a Dade County Criminalu'; Dan County Judge Satin said Thursday, Larry Clark, 19. pleaded guilIf sentenced to prison, Satin ty to second degree murder ir said, Clark would become a the April 18 shooting death of burden to taxpayersand the RudolphSrnith,3 following an widow of the man he killed would receive no financial help except for public assistance. ddling .. . . 16.00 .. E. - P! U-MBING DEPARTMENT fl~, o 8&96 Swifts PterniumVigoro .—t T - Be sure to register in each department for these great prizes to be awarded Saturday at 6:00 p.m. No obligation to buy . No need to be present to win. DECORATOR DEPARTMENT Ready'to-rsh2.TIerEndTa S ORAGE BUILDING Gable Roof Model No. W3HBC31010 features extruded aluminum chair rail, 3" additional wail height and 5" additional gable height. Root size is 118" x 120" minimum slab size 111" inside size 108" x 108' peak to 68" 129 I R 189.00 ' d" I Ct..' 17.88 I jj POLISHER IpOed r , V9 REFRIGERATOR FREEZER Deluxe with frost-free refrigerator. White. 1.79 Kit ebi. Speed - 84-95 itty's Judge A.JUJIS S As Murder Punishment upporl '. Deluxe ROTARY MOWER 3.5 H. P. /22" Cut -- in (act use with white, harvest gold Package of 2 JOHNNY BIRDSEED Wild Bird Food vow how" WW #VWt1L : I i I I I I i rrm -rni . available I r A romewtalfve frOm Rom lied mil be the store I) holp YON p4n ISV out a ny more oils" I Grand Opening Special! i - 11 13,45 S NC FuH ASTER it. - Av ilable i,,, "We believe it took place. and McCord said Hunt told h webeLIevewecande'e1op thcpthnswercapproved atkey evidence to prove that it took Biscayne meeting in March place," Dade County State 1972 which was attended by Atty. Richard Gerstein said then U.S. Atty. Gen. John MitThursday. chell, re-election committee Gerstein and a assistant, treasurer Jeb Stuart Magruder Martin Dardis, said they think and then \Vhitt' house aide the illegal surveillance was Frederick Irue. rnmnitred from a Miami Beach sard H F Howard E. tint , another a. hotel room leased by the Corn- tergate conspirator' testified mnittee to Re-elect the 1. last week that the plans were dent, never carried out. "An Informant tells us the But Dard said he and Get. Republicans did the stein think a ninth-story room room for bugging," Dardis leased by the campaign corn inittee in the Octagon Towers, Earlier this sear, conitted overlooking the Miami Beach Watergate burglar James Convention hail, was used as a McCord told the Senate Water. base for bugging operations. _ -iJ 1 'j .JL1.. - 34 H30 VIR ft.1 6 -. Custom Color Scottys Sal. Mi... a U.0 2. MOPACOTE Exterior Paint . 14"x39" R09L*f Afw# Scottv's Sale Price osEO . Pr 6ch ' READY TO FINISH 4ORAW(RCHEST T I ) SIUTTER$__IF V 6/79 Iiffljt 6 ple,i'o' Rep. Price 332 —— - Scotty's Sal. Miami ••• I. N YLON - _____________ DU PONT - lnskb frosted P F 9 MIAMI (AP) bade County gate Committee that fellow prosecutors say they believe conspirator G. Gordon liddy the 1972 Democratic National told him of plans to bug Convention headquarters were Democratic convention bugged by Republican oper- headquarters at the FonaUvsunderoefrom si- tainebleau Hotel on __________ • - r0j r Scotty's Sale Price -. - MOPACOIt 'aI COTE PAINT -• 7 9M5 Y" 100% NYLON SHAG CARPET 19 Lovely Color s to choose Iro % 2 1 - Pii1 - .95 7 -. F0 \ Reg 10 I Convention B in Evidence Is Sought Sanford SCOttyrs store October 5 and 6 Friday UI Pfice 60 \ ROTARY MOWER 2336 5-Ught CHANDELIER Scoy'. . t_ I to celebrate the grand opening of our new, .2195 - I • _____ STAINLESS STEEL SINK WOOPEERLESS NkFAUCW/0Spr.y ET prico ScotiysS*I.PrIc. , I J u gg Sco"Y's Sale Price 1049 fice -- r 9C 17.99 0". ASPHALT SHINGLES 240 lb. GAF SELFSEAL Regular Price ..... to.~"sq. -- * Scotty' s S&ePrice Mode l 7301 . I _', -S9 , Mom M-1035-1 SCO TTY S GRA ND OPENING 924 "D" Ron /oc ea. SPRAY VA Friday, Oct.5, 1973—SA The Sanford Hera,d 139.00 to your... New Castle" means I column by 2 in es Too small for an ad c noticed or effective? You' re reading this one! V �6A—The Sanford Herald Asia Friday, Oct. 5, 1973 - _____ Memo George T, Japanese And Take By EDWARD NEILAN Copley News service Look A called "The False, Evil and Ugly Japanese." Even today, the Japanese ha ve not resolved ea r same y this ambivalence. On the level of ideas at least, and intellectuil attention in Japan. During the last year, more t ha n 40 new books were published on the general th eme of "Wha t a Japanese?" The Ja pa nese call this self-examination of their individual and national character "nihonjim-ron" and it is a theme that is discussed these days in Tokyo tearooms as well as in the academic halls of Kyoto. Japan's seemingly sudden bursting-forth as a world power is one factor in t his national quest for self-understanding. Author Hirshi Minami suggests that the as an author named Yoshirni Takeuchi points out, th e Great East Asian War (World War in th e Pacific) was at the same time an imperialist war (Japan, the aggressor) and an anti- popular recent h1eiji Restoration Centennial, the suicide of author Yukio Mishima on Nov. 25, 1970, and the discovery in January 1972, of former im- penal soldier Shoichi Yokoi—who had been hiding on Guam for 28 years—were among the stimulants for na tional self-examination, (Reader Ray Wo;sey, Santa Monica, Ca li f. writ hi ro!nrn'nt ''Mv the \VerH \Vnr 11 Japanese soldiers s till hiding in the island jungles, asha m ed to go home in defeat: Tell th em Japan won the war; take them home; th ey'll never know the difference,") Th e history of nihonjin-ron has always been a dichotomy balancing claims of Japanese superiority against charges of Japanse fri. feriority to Westerners, Back in 1891, Setsurei Miyake wrote a bOok tailed "Th e e, Virtuous and Beautiful Japanese. " He followed this with a work the _______ Other Thoughts 72 million pounds of POPCO(II Fe ('1d annually in the United States. Tneater sales, a news item relates, account for 30 per cent of that fir a I Ina Judging from th e crur4cliing going us in the movie house the other night, some guy may have bought it all. Florence (S.C.) News - — #anforbferalb TELEPHONE 3222611 300N. FRENCH AvE, C ~,.9 1 A.__'__ WAITER k GIE LOW. Editor ,n,1 Pi-kilt -----------------------' "'•' WAYNE D. DOYLE JOHN A. SPOLSKI. Associate Edit.. DAIDA3RYANT Managing Editor WINIFRED F. GIELOW Comptroller JRICHARDS DEWEY ROBINSON Sr's Editor Circulation Manager JANE CASSELBERRY Space A JCc ii u. CHARLES HAYS Mechanical Sup?. are de-signed to find out whether heal th hazards BILL VINCENT, JR _ Chief Photographer RAY STEVENS _______________ Press Room Foreman SUBSCRIPTION RATES Home Delivery SSc WCCk $2 $11 206 Months Bw Mask In Florida 4OMO?h $28401 Year Same As Home Nlivery All Other Mad $2 10 Month 6Months$16 20 12 mos $32.40 U S Postal Regulations provide thaf all mail subscriptions be paid in advance Erlered os %Pcond class matter August 22, 1900 A? Itle post C)il of Sanford. Florida 37771 Nopartofanyrnateriat.nevvsor -advertisngofttisedilionof The Sanford Herald may u'e reproduced in any manner without written permission of the publisher of The Herald Any indu,dual or firm responsible for ruch reproduction will .nfrnng on The Herald's copyright and be considered 'il be he!d'l.abtefordarnaqeunderfhelaw And Sundays except Saturday Pbitht'd 7r' Hera{ .. ,t men' bet f the A laled Press r,h,cb , entitled PiCluS ,eiy t *tit use for reproduction of all the Iccat e.ss printed n tb's newspsper coiliby we too risky for Mr. and Mrs. America to take a vacation in space some day. Four of the U. S. experiments be in astorozny and space physics1 five in the life sciences and eight in space applications, some aimed at providing man with metal-working processes in zero gravity superior to th on earth. W'! i!' r ______ /AA Deltona. ____ _____ he .n 1 Geneva Bary L;i 3495205 Chuluota OS$fln Liza Baker 365 520 Mrs. Clarence Snyder Winter Springs Attarrtm?e Springs : L- L; Nanc', Bo.1h -_; - t38 ?9fl Casselberry . Tn !owne,d, j Ovitda Slavia C tt Luy.rci Fern Park F Ft t Eastbrook 838 29 _______________________________________________ ., 1 .. ik", - July, 1 Tt I 1_ 11 - MOuTh c ALL 1. - - rf ______ a People, most of LOVELY A" A TWEE., ______________________________________ _ "b4EE' F9$t4G _______ _____________________ ___________________ ____ ____ - N~t0 g-f' _V $ t , ed on espionage Information his assistant coaches?" Freidin urged on Jan. It. which Meany now disputes. The Nixon spy, Seymour 1972, that Mean)' wanted "to Freidin, reported to the somehow patch things up White House that he spoke to with the President and at the Meany oil-the-record on at same time, save face....1k .._.I .f.i.._L....... ...f..._...,L_. irui .I._.. iiircu ucuMuri UI UIU (111C1 saiu UI (HL• over a gin rummy game. But President sent him as a when we made Freidin's re' Christmas gift: 'It was very ports available to the FL- thoughtful. I wish that he'd • ClO boss, he sent back word: also had the time to call and "This is absolute nonsense. I say hello.' In other words, It never saw Freidin in my life, seems Meany would dearly Irish - a IR.- - - 4~ - __ ~_ - , cnirt''I th.. -I.______00~ , ______ By FOoj _________ L'tE ?1 lb KILL A TE• / (t$' J . Used NEW YORK (AP) Remarks thataused car salesman gets tired of bearing: "Justtellmeonethlng, Joke. 1(1 buy it, will you gurantee it'll get inc as as the first stoplight?" '1 know you told me you got it from a little old Lady who only drove It to church on Sundays, Jake, but how many telephone poles did she hit on the way?" "I've looked over all the cars on this t. d you fix theiii up for sale or for burial?" "Do you give green stamps?" "It doesn't have to be anything .s;wcial. I'm giving it to my brotherin-law as a present in return for his promise to leave town." "I'm Just a little old lady who wantsacaronlyso!candrjvetoa,1 from the place where I cash my welfare check. Do you have anything fire-red in a sports model?" "Will there be any extra charge If I ask for hub cats on It?" - ------------- --- - - ---•------- tars Isn't "I don't like to complain, Jake, But when your mechanic put together that last car you sold me, he must have run a little short of bailing wire." "Areyousurethiscarisinperfect running condition? If It is, then why did a back tire fall off when I kicked one of the front tires?" "After a test drive of this car, Jake, I'm sure it won't do. When I drove by a Junkyard. It stopped automatically as if it had been there before," "If you bought this car frorn a little old lady, Joke, she must have bk,vn a little bit lit every Ume she got behind the wheel." "Yeah, Joke has been known to return money to a dissatisfied customer, but only up to a point gunpoint." "I haven't seen a rumble seat in3O years, even ina used car,Jake Why don't you to sell this model to a museum?" "Joke says he stands behind every - Capacity shortage hobbles economy By Ray Cromley WASHINGTON INEA Our economic problems stem in part from the failure of the federal government to recognize the problems of iusdustry. Officials have assumed that regardless of what pressures they p'.it ifl frmr'rs and bc- nesmcn - anUpollution. price cotitr..:,, L-- t -t&COS credit programs, production restric lions the men and women who run these concerns could take up the slack. - We are now finding this Is not so. The social desirablilit1 of some of these government measures does not ease di.ficulties. It L clear that the Inflation, the weakness of the dollar and tItejca,cities of key agricultural, industrial and consum er goods come beeaus' there is shortage of capacity arid of tht gnaU-rialc to fuel need--d production. A number of foods, Including wheat, may be higher price and more lifficult to ;et in tbe future becaiise of a shortage of fertilizer, which In turn I due to a shortage of gas wbrh is because gas companies have found it unproli table to expand CZpIOTatiOn and prcidictioti sufficiently. The shortage of petroleum in part is a shortage of refining capacity, in some measure due to the low profi bility of re- - - Joke car he sells but that's because doesn't trust their brakes." "I notice this car has wire wheels, Joke. Is that something new?" "I'iti 17 and just got my (trivet's license.Myt)adsaysiflwantacar I'll have to buy it myself. Do you have anything I could get for ;IO down and $2.50 a month the rest of my life?" "I can't pay you $2,500 for that used firnousine, but will you re, I it to me for this afternoon? I want to drive ittoafuneral and Impress my wife's relatives." "Yes, it's true that Jake got t1it car from a little old Lilly w1lo only drove it to church LInt the little old Lady is Juice's mother, and Jake's own son used to borrow it (ruin her and go joyriding in it every night of the week." "Jake buys a new car every sear for his own use and trades the old one in to another dealer who pays him more For it than Joke would give himself." - - - • . . •: . - . - _ _______________ __; ____ __ ce zl trto gcgISM .133 East Robinson Orlando ____ EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY LOANS TO 12500 WITH REDUCED INTEREST RATES AND LONGER TERMS AVAILABLEI Bill & George invite all their friends and former customers to stop by and discuss this new loan Program. SOUTHERN LOAN AND FINANCE COMPANY a . Legal Notke - 14" BILL FRAASAa, GEORGE MAYBURY Total of Britain's administrator for Northern Ireland, William Whitelaw, was to preside. The Unionists want to keep Ulster's links with Britain while retaining a degree of autonomy, while the Social Democrats look to the eventual union of the province with the Irish Republic, its Catholic neighbor, "v" -'-•- . . Council oi the City of AItamont Springs. Florida, that said City Council will hold a Public hearing. (a) To conaldir annexat ion of th ' '°'o described property lying and being in Seminole Courly, FlorIda, to wit. ' - - ' .. over 50 years exp.rIenc. In LENDING & CONSUMER COUNSELING 322-6191 301 E. First Street Sanford, Fl.. Corner of Fin? and Palmetto - .-r -' - -w• t....' of NE I., Not SR. and begIrwng E and V, 15, N of sw cone run E 161.96' 11320' W to Section line $ '.', beginning, and W 35' for Road) to tt, corpor,e limits of the City of -•-: ,,' .., Ze .-. . . -- .. - X. - •' ) ki - -- P ____________ - X. & ______ ________ ________ ________ iruIutIla1 -' AVOIDING traffic congestion In Amsterdam, The Netherlands, balloon-seller takes to One Of The Most Exciting Schedules Of Attractions. sidewalk with his motorbike. ____________________________ Legal Notice Concert Association Season Promises To Be Legal Florida. ADDRESS IS; PFC HOWARD M. thof an action for dissolution of The Public Hearing will be held in FANNIN, 2SP3 6137, RIDS, 5114. marriage and to claim a spec al the City Halt, Altamonte Springs, MATSO 90, MATTC P'IAS MFS, equity in and to the following Florida, on the 73rd day of October, MILLINOTON, TENNESSEE 3S1. property In Broward C ou nty, 1973 at 1:3 p.m., or as soon A sworn Pøition for DinOiutlonof Florida. has beer, filed bySONJAM thereafter as possible, at which time marriage a Vinculo having been RAMMING: tiled regarding your marriage to nteqe!ted parties and citizen* for Lot s, flIok S. ALMAR ESTATES DONNA anaagainsttheproposedanne,ali M. FANNIN, in Circuit RESUBDIVISION. aording 10 the and toning will be heard. Said Court in and for Seminole County. tt.erpof r ec orded in PInt Ronk hearing maybe continued from time Florida, the short title of which is IN Plat Page 36, of the Public Records if to time Vntil tnal action is taken by RE. THE MAR R (AGE OF flroward County. Florida the City Council. HOWARD M. FANNIN. Husband, and you are required lo serve a copy Thu notice shall be posted at the and DONNA M. FANNIN, Wife, of your written defenses, it any. 10 it City Hall within the City of these Prewnts command YW to Ofl CAR ROLL I)URKE. Attorney for Alfamonte Springs, Florida, arid in appear and tile your Answr or Petitioner, whose addres s is 617 three ) other places withifl the thee defense or pleading with the Sanford Atlantic flank Building, City, and published In The Santor d Clerk of the Circuit Court Insndloi' Sanford, Florida, 32771, tile the Herald, a newspaper of general Siminoje County, Florida, and serve odgin.il with e Clerk tand thc ,ThCbi' th circulation in the City of Altamonte a COPY thereof on Petitioners at .tylrd Court on or bctore the $Sth Springs and Seminole Counly, Iorney, Jack T. Bridges. Of day of October, A 0. 1973; otherwise Flor.d3.onc'eaw$t for at least four Cleveland, Mite & Berry, Post a Judgment may be entered against (1) consecutive weeks prior tO the Office Drawer Z. Sanford, Florida you for the relief demanded in the date of the Public Hearing; the date 217I, on or before the 51 h day 01 Petition. of the first publication to the date 00 November, AD.. 1973. or othecwisi WITNESS my hand and the Seal of the last publication, both dates in a dlfautt wilt be entered against said Court on the 61h day of Sep clu$ivr, shall not be less than you. timber. A D. 1973 twCntyiight (7$) days. In addition. WITNESS my the H. Beckwith, Jr. no tice shall be posted in the area ID Clef kof the CircuitC,,, on this),, Cler k of Circuit Court ne considered for annexation and day Of Octobcr, A.D.. 19fl, Seminole County, Florida zoning at least fifteen (131 dais (Sealt By: Linda M. Harr's v.or to the date of the Pubic ArThur H, Beckwith, Jr. Deputy Clerk iit-ar'ng. Cuerk of he circuit Court (Seal DATED thIs 1911' day of SepBy: Cecilia V. Ekern CARROLL BURKE Irrntjc'r, AD. 1973 Deputy Clerk Attorney lot Petitioner s Jane Richards Jack T. Bridges, of 612 Sanford Atlantic City Clerk CLEVELAND, MIZE & BERRY rj lIl( (0) To ConSider also the question Ill THE CIRCUIT COURT, 15TH of des ignating and a%signlng the JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND zoning cIasSitiction of CO Corn- SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, mercial General District to said CIVIL ACTION NO. 731376.I FLORIDA. property as that ctassilication s In ru: the Marriage of: CIVIL ACTION NO. 73.1741 .A described in the zoning ordinances HOWARD M. FANNIN. In re: Marriag, of of t, Cii)' f Alta'nont, Springs, to Husband, SONJA M RAMMIPd(',, *it - Ordinance No. 32573 and as and PETITIONER, AND ROBERT C amended and Supplemented DONNA M FANNIN, RAMMING, RESPONDENT The pesenl zoning ctatsøicat,n Wile. NOTICE OF ACTION of said property is RIA Residential NOTICE OF ACTION TO ROBERT I RAMMING District as to Parce A. arid A 1 THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: I es idence Unknc,wn AgricuIturl District as to Parcel 0. HOWARD M. FANNIN WHOSE last k no wn ma,IIin address as those classifications are RESIDENCE IS THE STATE OF c o London Hilton Hotel, described in the toning Ordinances TENNESSEE, COUNT? OF London, England W 1 end regulations of Seminoid County, SHELBY, AND WHOSE MAILING YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED r Semiiiole BALLOON-SELLER Altamonte Springs. Florida; and }f:ft,[J THE 1973-74 I . -'C.. Section IS. Tcr*nthlp 21 S. Range 29 E, Semilroolt County, Florida; , -. - . PARCEL B; 'l SW 4 iso lien P44937' .- - . •. Records of Seinoi W :... \ PARCEL A Lof A, Longvi HeightS, j cord'ng lu the plot thereof as recorded in Put Book 13, Pae9, of the Wi - - County. Flolda; and 8ERJIY'S 'A' I'ruinpton irut !Ii' ,l!('SSi(lIl ( Isiiir ,;iil 'l'nil'er.. (II The ( .rtilral Flunila S%11111114,11%. "q',,iiiu,le (:iit,ItIIsI,,it 'A' i 'l'/u (:Iz(l fill)(1..1l() 11(11! 'I'. It' _____ i , lt. I 'P. 'A' 1 hr Tue - 1 uI, Salts * t III-1.1 t 1'i'n'.i Cole _______ _______ __________ ____ _____ _____ ______ _______ ' 1 1913 b PItA, bt Q?~4v VN "Just betw eon you and me, Judy, I'll bo glad When my 1rethpo Y08f is Overt" to c.4 the cily of AItamOnte Springs, Fljda Publ'%h; Sept 21, 21, Oct. S. 12, 19, 1973 01 7 Attorneys for Pefitioner Poit tice Orawtr z Sanford, Florida 3327) Publish; Oct. 3, 17. it. 24, 1973 DEU 2$ RAnk Buliding Sa nford, Florida SPIt Publish' Sept ii, 21, DET 14 Bullet (;ui/d & ot s, in (.'e,,iruf l"lu, C/wrale //l(' !lfl, i'(ZlfltI\' —ADMISSION BY MEMBERSHIP ONLY -- - "The Ideal Christmas Gift For Those N On Your List That Have Everything" STUDENTS 6 ADULTS l2 FAMILIES 25 r ' or lrlormatuc.n Cal! - Mr Rtart Karns, 31 2.i.5l Mrs. Walter Gielw, 322 2611. _nmTrn , I Would Like Membership In The Seminole Mutual Concert Anoc. - In The IW I 41 Name Of: -- WkJ 7,uAiLI$G i!7'l1 CITY - ¶Lfll -- . .. STATE ... . -- Mail To: 1)1 s. Porter,s Jai-k Jri,Lu,- AflPtjt ________ _____________ Investment In new capacity was discouraged, too, by the relatively low profits of corporations in the 1 71 period. Pea Is hof __ Enironment.at controls have delayed the building of new factories, have caused the shutdown of some plants and pre. venW the use Of some old standby facilities. Official, have, with some well.advertjsed exccpti&ns paid little attention to practical, workable investment incentives. l is a common sight in • - fineries, uncertainties over environmental regulations and the environmental fight over the Alaskan pipeline. Officials producing new regulatlun,s with ab&ndon have not paid attention to the problems some key industries face be. cause environmental programs have caused shortages of many basic materialr American Industry needs to raise out- Rea - ' TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: ____________________________________________________ _____ _____ -— CITY OF ALTAMONTE - * I ~~i it To BEIIAST AP Amid the meeting was taking place, tight sccuty, Protestant and in anticipation of any possible THIS TAXIS TAKEN th ree-wheeled In a British television Interview recorded in Tel Aviv, Dayan accused Austria of "sheer betrayal" of the emigres. - ...... ' t- . When Humphrey's name summoned Greenspun to came up, according to iestlonhimabouttheplotby Freidin, Mean) snorted: "lie the Watergate conspirators to is so screwed up that he even crack open his office safe. tries to make out that hc"s35- This contained private memos in Howard Hughes' years-old. That silly b even has his hair dyed at handwriting, which the ccleast once a week. It shines centric billionaire's hench- The boai'd found that in many of these key materials pro-during industries there has been little growth in productive ('ap;icltv of lat "r several years, productive capacity in paper and petroleum refining tas grown less than 2 per cent ,War. a year. Only one new petro earn refinery has opened since I five year,, cement productive capacity has hardly grown at all. In the last one and one hall years, not one cement plant has been brought into production. 07 ____ "This meeting was off-the- Sun, refused last week to turn record." over documents to the special 1 Watergate prosecutors They 'Screwed Up' Cakulations by th research staff of theFederal Heserve Brd indicate that in the first halt of 173 the rate of ca pa cfly utilization in plants producing steel, Cement, aluminum, synthetic fibers, paper, paper board and in petroleum ref ining was at the highest hve In more than two decades. ff~ - ix-cause use inc new car (liMoris crats. "George Meany was in his image, but because he crusty.-acidulous form when I prefers1he older limousine, met with him for 40 minutes Pres, Privilege hank - h. , T'lmn. with a red tinge....hie's going men would like to get. The prosecutors are ':u;,J about P no place.' the strange, 'indercover Meany reportedly referred cooperation between the to Sen. Ed Muskie, 1)-Me,, Hughes organiiation and the then leading the presidential Watergate team. Greenspun told the polls, contemptuously a "Shmuskiv." Freidin quoted prosecutors, according to Lovestone as explaining that Justice Department sources, Muskie was "a bad Polish that he was carrying the joke." papers In his briefcase but In those pre•primary days, wouldn't produce them. He Meany reportedly dismissed said the papers belonged to , Sen. George McGovern, D- his newspaper and, (herefore, S. D. with a snoTt and a prophetic crack: "lie's the were protected by the First kind of guy who would make Amendment. As a matter of us liepu'blicans or we principle, he said. he wouldn't wouldn't vote at all or sup' Cooperate. s Can's On+y. _____ ________________________________________________________________ -- Formula Homan Catholic politicians violence by either Protestant or meet on the outskirts of Belfast Catholic extremists. The hilltop this and other Oriental today in search of a formula for castle was once the S4lit of countries, sli;trin power ir U' Nor. Northern irelands od Protes____________ -_______________________ them Irela nd. tant parliament which Britain The representatives M th ahoiishpd 1R months age. 1 ioir,te' one nii1iun i'rntes.. The two main participants in /,1 tants and 500,000 Catholics the meeting are the Social eir : try to agree on a 12-man cabinet Save Transi t Camp .ua,. :. 4)9 Uiwr, in line with a the British and the Unionists, who are plan outlined by JERUSALEM (AP) Mrs. Mcii- told the semiPre. Protestants. Clergyman Ian revetse it. "It would be only KreLsky last Saturday prow- government, mier Golda Meir called today officialnewspaper Davar that natural if these sincere and Just ised to close the camp in return If they fail, Britain may take Paisley was expected to present for ab international effor t to opponents of the decision should voices should use tiwlr in- for the release of three em!- away tue pravince's separate a radical Protestant point of save the Schoenau transit camp continue to urge Austrian fluence to attain their alms," grating Jews and an Austrian identity and absorb it—a move view. The liberal, nonsectarian Jews emigrating from the Chancellor Bruno Krelsky to she said, _________________ ____________________ __________ border guard who had been most Protestants and Catholics Alliance party also planned to SovlettJnIOn.ShepraisedPres taken hostage by Arab terror- would bitterly oppose. Many •attend. ldCIt Ntxon for opposing Ausists. Ir. Vienna, a public opinion Catholics seek to unite Ulster Milita nt Protestant factions to shut the camp with the predominantly Catho- have opposed sharing their poll take by a West German in. -dOWfl. stitute found that 79 per cent of lic Irish Republic. power with the Catholics all the Eustrians polled supported Police and British soldiers along and last week said they 11cr remarks followed a corn±&r 'the decision, ringed Stormont Castle where would not attend the confer. inent Thursday by e•_,. -_____. VJR.V. 11W IIIUIUIflL tatnouc iviue rnmiser MOSfle L)ayan Irish Republican Army also has that the decision to close, the 0. . thrown cold water on the sescAmP smth Of Vienna made sion. hIIn"sad,sickanddjsgusted." ,. L _______________________________________________ stiff new anti-pollution rec'uirements and confusion over what the future holds. The' shortage of low-pollution coal needed for power plants Is intensified br a lack of knowledge as to what mining practices will be allowed in view of t e new emphasis on preserving the landscape, IV_ pedal cab loaded up with goods taken to market by the driver through the strcct of Jakarta, ln&Iiin, This A BETJAK -• iT Wliu oiiwt ! _____________________ _____ -. over the Labor Day Greenspun,thehard-hitting weekend," reported Freidin. publisher of the Las Vegas T AV 'i-- I _ I lyr.winasty beeK never talked with him. I've love to have a call from the bteii 111k, hWtd by .'ittiing !n'o Pik had Factions I brat. The old man told problems as a result of Hubert...thathecouldn'tgeta Watergate therefore uses nickel from the AFL-CIO ifhe the 1968 custom-designed (Meany) could manage it." limousine. This costs $5,000 a year From its owners, the P On Sept. 7, 1971, Freidin Ford Motor Company. The sent another report to the White House says that Nixon White House telling how Men- uses the older car, not ______ Ycar mousd' I?, __ "as if he were a kindergarten already has enough image __ em ________________________ -- gA1- i !AIXON - - him" heaiiii Freidin's reports from inEventually the call came. side the AFL-CIO lan on amr cgio, Presi. ..p.. 13, 1971. He quoted detit armored AF L -CIO advisor Jay limousine costs the taxpayers Lovestone as telling him at an $12,000 a year in rental Iees, ff- th-lunch that but the P e,.!•, ..Juui ue Meanyhad " hewedout" &n. it. Insiders say it 's because Hubert Humphrey. D- Minn., the bulletproof gla ss in the over his opposition to the 1972 Lincoln distorts camera supersonic transport plane shots of him. Nixon, who - kJ4G/ PRESSED ' ___________ A A&Alc THE' The W1,ee!er ra!er to - IIe % er .- A TEE '44Q.SE vu- -.u. \1 h.- I • ,~ 1 I -"s A significant experiment will seek to determine the effects we1ghtIessnesson the func of white blood cells which iris Like Monroe 322 26 t' r V _______ _______ _____ _ The three American astronauts selected for the u. S.-Soviet spacecraft linkup and flight in earth orbit will participate In all five medical , Lear Lake. Forest City Grace Spinks 83) 8062 ______ _____ Dr. James Fletcher, National Aeronautics and Space Administration administrator, believes experiments planned for the historic July, 1975, in. ternational mission may provide at least some of the Black Community L1 "Vim sideratlon. Herald Area Correspondents Marvo Hawk fl2 r,aIurt _,,,_, 'night want to ride in space and there already are thousands across the nation, according to space agency stIrnates—the impact weightlessness and radiation on the human body probably is the ------ - Longwood Ann Riley Tsutomu Kano, editor of the Japanese In- ____________ - RALPH HAVS Comp RocmForeman I. Camp? - WASHINGTON — Secret port anyone." But the following spy reports, telling of AFL- terpreter magazine, believes th at Japan's sudden quest for self-examination has arrived because Ja pa n has lost faith in the Western model. - n Selling CHRIS NE LSON MagazineEditor ",I'°" - Friday, Oct. 5 1973-7A PHNOM PENII, Cambodia they have to, but of ten that solve the mammoth economic, As with guns and butter, the tAP) That part of Cambodia means long treks to Phnom social and political problems Cambodian government relies still under government control Penh or distant provin cial capi- arising from a population one- on the halted Sta tes and other is on its way to becoming a vast t.als where handouts or Jobs are seventh adrift, countries for large infusions of refugee camp. more readily availa ble and the This year, the government aid for its refugee program. The sta tistics tell you that: pr ospects for sa fety greater, has set aside a fraction of one more than a million CainSome return to their homes per cent of planned na tional exbodians one in every seven only to be driven out again. penditures for refugee care. It I i displaced by the war and in Others become refugees whose comes to $124,000, or a bout 12 need of help, ba rely a corner of sta tus one Amnrican aid official cents a refugee a year. 1lItI 1k1 u: the country left untouched by described as "temporary on an Government efforts thus far I the human uprooting. indefinite ba sis." have focused on rice di,____ You see it in any direction you ~Mdn.-Thro Sat. "When they flee from their tributlon and housing for refu___ travel: families trudging along villages, they carry some of the gees in the Phnom Perth area, the sides of highways, their family valuables. Th ey sell leaving most problems of the property shrunken to wha t they them arid can live on that for provinces in the hands of local can pile onto the two-wheeled, one or two months perha ps," authorities. ffi_ _____ cattle-drawn carte, says loeung Nal, the minister "We can only hope to provide th farmers for refugees. "After that, they enough so that they will not living in small villa ges, flee have nothing and somebody die," Nal said. their hotne, in the face of rebel must take care of them. The _______________ at ta cks or when their home- longer the war lasts th e greater 2111111i" grounds become battlegrounds the problem becomes" between insurgent and govern- The minister admitted the WELCH AIR FLIGHT CIRCULATORS mnent forces. government cannot now meet They don't go far ther than the needs of the refugees or • by Jack Anderson Mission The World ROYGREEN DORIS WILLIAMS Socity Editor Nation Or Ref ugee Report cosmonauts in at least two. FRANK VOLTOLINE, General Spy jj im pe rialist war (Japan, the liberator of Southeast Asian colonial states). answers. 8319993 SANFORD, FLA. 32771 The The Sanford Herald Cambodia Wonders Meany cio President George Mea' over a gin rummy hand at nv's testiness toward the the Democratic cOflvcfltiOfl,' Democratic presidential con- Me any supposed l' told Presi' Freidin caustically: tenders, dent Nixon to court the old "(McGovern) is unprincipled; labor curmudgeon during lie's a cree p. I wouldn't trust Age him evcn 1 he stayed An my the 1972 campaign. White House sources tell us sight. Freidin's reports strongly II. H. ilaldeman, then the President's chief of staff, up- suggest that the President F\Jeeced posedanyrapprochement shouldbutterupMeany perwith labor. The spy reports, sonally. The crusty labor lords' By FRANK MACOMBER protect the body against bac- Baylor College of Medicine, however, quoted caustic out- suffered from a "bruised phocyte will battle disease in Copley News Ser tee terla infections on earth and Houston, Tex., says th bursts from Meany against ego," wrote Freidin. "Meany help to reduce inflammation if parisons will provide addi e ticorn- weightlessness. The l'rn- the leading Democrats and wants to bargain with or talk onal phoc)'te is the primary cell of Space travel may become as infection occurs. pleaded that the old directly to the President. commonplace as airplane information on the possible the human immunity system warhorse could be won over This carne thro gh loud and Blood samples will be ta ken effec ts of a long-duration space responsible for combating with a presidential pat on thi' rides, but only if science is able from the astronauts be clear at least half a dozen fore and mission on human resistance to mnfectious agents. It reacts head. to prove it Is as harmless, after the mission. Then co - bacteria inf times in our conversation. rn ection. either by making antibodies Freidin quoted Meany as This finally convinced Nix' Hence five of the experiments parativestudieswiIlbe,ideof Another question medlcdl that help destroy th e infection on to carry on a flirtation grumping. "how the hell do already selected for this white cell response to bacteria, science must answer before or transmitting Information to with Meany for the duration you cooperate (with the na ti on's role In a scheduled Dr. It. Russell Martin, space travel could become other cells that can act against of the camp3i'fl Th' ctorm Wht' If'ui'1 if OU Can't talk mid-1975 manned U. S-&v"t Pt' irtrm'nt of M,diI'i', rrutin(' i \thI'r th lymn- it :I lt,ffl zu.nLigti, t,id, 1t ctut klup, I uvei, Th the man c en mc Thr Themselves At The "introspection boom" Is riding a crest of r - ~~_~ I - --------..-. 4J : ' The Sanford Herald P.O.Boa1457. Sanford, Fla. 32771 Uu±uwmiii _J 40 �..'.__.--'--•-'-.--.,'-.---.. _________________ Fritay, Oct. 5, 1973 BA—The Sanford Herald ,, - FORECAST FOR SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1973 POLLY'S POINTERS L ,; , - - _______ - iik r -____ 41a__ - -.1__I _ jj'C)ean. "CARROLL RIGHTER'S t1'HOROSCOPE from the Carroll Rhter Institute 6bi any four-card major holding. That jump to three spades. a game force. It guarantees atleast five spades and shows a,: suplemcntary four-card heart; suit by inference. WlthoUt.T' those heart., North would sim-: ply respond with a transfer to spades. South doesn't know now goo& his partner's hand is. South'. does know that he is looking at : 17 of th e best high card points it that a man can hold and Sout}i' announces th is by his four-club:bid. This bid leaves spade,;' open as the final contract, but suggests a spade slam in case Nor th has a really good hand. North has just 10 high card points: no singleton and no ace; signs off at four spades and has no trouble making his contract plus an over'rick. Friday, Oct. 5, 1973-9A ~1 11 ... By POLLS' CRA'1ER rl The Sanford Herald Don't 'transfer' every time Taking Up Slacks Is Her Pet Peeve ON# - WIN AT BRIDGE DEAR POLLY - My Pet Peeve concerns women's slacks. GENERAL TENDENCIES: Listening closely to So many of them are made of heavy knit that Is bundlesome. I "%11_~~~~~~~~ opinions expressed by those In power is the The waistband Is made of the same material and a big wide best course of action today. Then, later you can gain your pi ece of elastic is inserted inside that is always so tight it makes one feel like there is an Inflated tube around the objectives by a forceful attitude. Good for delightful waist. I remove such bands, replace with a soft facing and entertaining. Avoid criticism of other,. i use 5mallc elastic. This Is a lot of troable to go to with a ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) You are able to make new and new garment. They also sew the wide elastic to the band and interesting friends today, but sidestep the boring and the . i.. slacks so the elastic cannot be pulled out and th e entire band troubcsome. Read good books that could be educational as has to come oil and be redone. - MRS. T. J. well as pleasurable. Relax tonight. TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) A forceful attiude toward Polly Problem: others, especially higher-ups, could result in trouble today or By Abigail Van Buren DEAR POLLY — I do hope someone has help for a tonight. Don't forget to pay an important bill on timc. Show t flfl IT Cbicals ThI-N. V. NAT 1?.t. IC. man who wants to know how to clean pewter that has that you arc a fine citizen. become black and badly tarnished. Also, how can one DEAR ABBY. I do not approve of turning a .fl on a GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Don't give up a new interest be certain whether or not a piece of pewter is coated dog either, but I can understand why someone might. Svilyd simply because you have not studied the details carefully. Get (1.Ida We (crr,, PP' )fl IIO with silver? CARLIE * '~ 8:30-9 NBC SANf'OlW AND Lamont, folio What I can't understand is people who insist upon keepbusy with obtaining the data. Going off on a tangent now (guest star ___..1 I__I .TF iin'.r ASSNi Gilliam plays Cpl. "Sweet" Oscar interviews a )N "Presenting the Three KEITH SHOW "Austin Moves ouju icia !) rtSI trouble. ing large dogs in the city. They send their dogs [some foot ba ll he can get away with. We Still Have Our..... Nathaniel Taylor) and Fred DEAR POLLY Williams and he's the big.tirne Mrs. L. W B. can clean her washing In" Through actions beyond his By Oswald & James Jacoby star, pla yed by former gridiron large as ponies] to do their dirty jobs on neighbors' lawns. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July. 21) Be sure to grees" The Sanfords go on a handle a fledgling _____ singing operator; h illy Hicks is his f machine screen strainer by soaking it in vinegar, diluted if I o LU NC H EON control, Dr. Scan is forced to 1 Loose dogs chase children and bicycles and threaten pedesow-business kick tonight, as gr ou p, "The Th great Alex Karras, and Felix complete any jobs you have left undone and make good use of The Jacoby transfer bid Is desired. I soak ed mine overnight and then used an old tooth. ree Degrees." easy-going pal, P1 c. Jed meets Melanie, Alex's wife. SPECIAL your hunches. Listen to mate more and you increase the trians. On the other hand, fenced-in dogs often spend the 9-0:30 NBC NEEDLE AND share his apartment wi th his brush to scrub it under running water to make it look like good enough so that virtually Thebiddinglusbeen: Brooks. They're black truck harmony at home. Avoid one who bickers. medical associate, Dr. Austin ever y expert entire day harking. The owners are usually gone all day but new. Polly' note PINS "It Was a Very Good Such cleaning should be necessary only ____ ____ W elt .Soul 1 1at North it isn't any wonder bid. LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) If you first listen to what 8:30-9 CBS ROLL OUT drivers for the Red Bali and don't believe it when they are told their dogs bark Unc" Tonight's garment center (Roger Bowen), and Sean isn't occasIonilIy. Cleaning with a brush alter each use should Ssrvdli)OAMIIIJOPM ______________ Pas' ' IN.T. Express in Europe during In particular, you don't need keep the strainer In good shape. I also find a crumpled paper too happy about constantly. assoclatei have to say, you can come to a real understanding (PREMIERE) th at. But when This FRIDAYseries features series glamorous 9)1 fl THE c You. South. hold towel works well when used just alter each wash load.) ______ to use it every time your partwith them now so that conditions are improved in the future. LOUNGE OPEN 5lLY- INCLUDING S164 Similarly, dogs kept outside at night go on a five-minseems to be a combination of World Rhonda Fleming as a fashion Austin and Dr. Anne go out on a S S 43 •3! 4A Q R UTH ncr opens no-trump and you 4 Stop being so demanding. date, he becomes apprehe . everything. ute barking spree every few hours all night long. ns ive, It's got designer a little bit of hired by Nathan What do you donow? Crew" This was the fourth and DEAR POLLY - Ifastened a single wood embroidery have a long major swt. a VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Do your share of any work and the thought of Austin '1.1 A S II," a little bit of One lady told me she wants her dog to bark at night (Norman Fell). -Bid AIbreeno-trump. You hav' hoop to the outer corner of my ironing board. flt'(ore I plug last of the Dean Martin-Matt ______ North wants to be In game connrctrd with agreements you have m3de, hut nuk sure you cur chr lik es the I.'corning a 50n.In.!aw is almoct nri Well. I don 't 'Sanford ajol Son,'' no fntrrst but In 5i4r1i t.iinly , in to' iron cord I clip it thrnu'li thc hrp r:tl Ih. t and a ; hok t -lJ: after th n'lromp 8: 30-9 ABC 'FIlE 01)1) lklni (tItus, wtK'rc he iii :es iiu c:pwg on the toes of othegs. snt '. I" to b in gnIc and trkk IIcaltJi treatments can nine lot back and forth throu of mu timuch to stand. g h the hoop and is not in the wayas I It, G. IN HOUSTON Scrcaiit ililko. Stu COUPLE "Tha t Was No Lady" spiesandsex and whatever else he is not sure that he wants to F, 9:30-10 NBC THE BRIAN help you become a more vital person, "4 are a lot eas i er to It. Iron. I use a large safety pin to fasten the hoop and leave it make than play spades. lie has five soades DEAR R. G.: Whether large dogs are kept In the city LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) If you show good pals you like there all the time. Friends and relatives all seem to like this and four hearts, Hence, he reTODAY 'SQUITIO 9:30-10 ABC ADAM'S RIB for protection. hunting, or as household pets, unless they being wi th th em, you can have a wonderful time today. Don't idea very much. - MRS. S. E sponds with a Stayman two What do you bid as dealer with: "Separate Vacation" Adam s t are %%til trained and kept under control night and day, they clubs and jumps to three waste time feeling sorry for yourself. Show other, that you are A KS 4 K J 2 •A 74 4K .16 '*' ':*" gets two weeks off, and mvii h.'rf.iI snades after nirinr ,Lpnjc his r ----" I Be are a public nuisance and, as such. should be carted off-........ useriomorrow 0 FULLY . en I in giving a dinner parts' the ~ 'é' Amanda has to stay on the job. with their oners(o Siberia. ,(, ' ~ , 4" l 0 SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) If you listen carefully to gravy boat always seems to empty the quickest By the'time _____________________________ But being a liberated woman 41 Con't 6:00. $at. & Sun. 1:30 0 what others have to say at home, you can imprcyc conditions the guests are ready for seconds of gravy it is cold. I solvea OPEN lpA.M. Tit 2A,M, she sees nothing wrong in his Hwy 17-92 the problem b y using m y fondue pot over the flame so It there appreciably. Help them to gain their cherished air-ms. Ph. 331-9321 ___________________________ DEAR ABBY: Lkc "Me' in Illinois, and the daughter ket-ps warin holds 1 Mile South Big Tree, Longwood Don't be forceful with others. An-,*(,f to Pre,i ojj Pujizle .. who takes care of "Grandma" who puts .Ma month in I I SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) Keep a vitd Tiny Things the bank, I took care of my stepfather for four years and DEAR POLLY — Until rcenIly. we had trying times with is" DANCING appointment but ma}c sure you don't become too demanding, i:ThI (6) Andy Griffith dogs digging holes in our lawn. Finally 1 dumped coffee Pins paid for two of his trips to the hpital. FRIDAY 1O: (2) Star Trek fi Much cr-.rc in travel Is necessary if you want to be sure to avoid I ____ t1. i AL I.,L1Y (9) Hollywood grounds into the ill-favored spots, spread some on the grass EVERY TUES., FRI., SAT. 9 P.M. tfl 2 A.M. (9) R own 222 When he died I requested his heirs to honor our "out-of. " " (6) Jeannie ACROSS 39 Roman ID-11 NBC THE DEAN an accident. Entertain tonight, I'-4 Squares to keep the grounds from showing and to date no more dogs (13) Football Game ' EVENING Country . Western M'slc sea god "" ('1 Goober a The pocket" expenses that were spent directly for him. II had Nwboi'iichlid n4. MARTIN COMEDY HOUR A _____________ !. digging CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) A more con se rvative WIus (13) Movie MRS A A. ____________ A. Of Week SSnuilcrping 4IBgtniwrs Cocktail Hour Ghost Chasers check stubs for verification.) They laughed at me. Lunch Served good lineup Joins Dean tonight: (24) Walt Street 'ii' (24) Masterpiece thing 42Mesuring (;' •, ". 7:00 (2) To Tell The necessary rather than a dramatic one today for the '-: (24) MisteRogers 5p.m.Til7p.m. I hired a lawyer, turned in a bill for his keep for four 11a.m.TI2p.m. I : 'Li' 8:00 sWatcrgwule (2) Sanford And son Bob Newhart, Petula Clark, Theatre best results. Cut down on present expen se s and build up a cash Truth Nelghbchood 2 Hi Balls-7k i Elementary 44 Baby ' Mon. thru Fri. years, his hospital bill, and his funeral expenses. The law(6) Catucd's Phyllis Duller, Jackie Gayle, (44) Don Klrshnorc (6) Hoga'i )lero Eenini line (44) The Monlcrs tab.) OrCanicht tI yr g"t II WORRY CLINIC Dirient P twce w!t I !id ked for, AFTER Nc per. C.-;rga W Crr, Ph.D.. M.D. (Ofl'r? '" " Nipety 'i', •'..1 IkIidfl, '' '"' 1l:OC (2) SJmtind ;.,, , AQUARiUS (Jan. 21 to Fe), 19) Instead nf f re tting, get ia'ij .: '... (; brr,dy unrr, Y:.Ju 161 Mn' La -.- -. (1.1) WveIr (5) 't Cooper 'o '1u1s of inc I . hctkj fui :vu itnd IU __ _______________________ (74) WThIngton IS (iroup 51 Sri c3gtc l Adam's Rib (24) I =4 loved my step1atlm, àzd uuld have cared for Ma%ts howi the anger that Ii Culture & in Brady Kids week, Wi1lin Conrad. ers at home. Don't force anyone to do t!Angs your way. Use ivar.) o players Week In sk %. 10:00 (2) Brian Keith 7Verysinall %:. Cooking him without compensation, but I had no love I (24) Sesame Street created when I expose cert 31 Within (comb 16 Antique cisr 56 Occasion for his heirs the more gentle approach. skits, "The Divorce" and "Pet CAIJit Review Show (44) Tim. Tunnel .i7Permiss)onio 57Der.mark "Sacred Cows" or "show in who had turned him out when he became a rhre a. PISCF (Feb. ?f !' M,r. 20) E ngae Iii 1,11 1 Thc i:jv naiie use i 6'3II Surgeon 11:30 (2) Pink Panther 0, tome the foibles In various VVm!rnt Why don ' t people who care for the they love get a , time activities now that will hem nut n "u' I.,.-----_A lsrh2r,ath MCnttfr I.. r%# In '' I1flfl 'C'AI IUfl1fifl.. ' r- vf,1,r .fijr. " -'I". tel josie MflO itie "W --Sdisorder modern 34 Exactly professions. But 20 as iutstanct lawyer and collect what is due them? L isten to the troubles of other, but don't become too 10:30 (44) 6 Bobby Goldsboro 33 (2) Girt With Dean, Petula and Mac do a lOLatinmwieyo( 0Footeayase Pyca ' avinga Sflurden newspapers SHOULD alert — _______ EATuR(S AT: 744113 Show arc'ountipl,, 41 Attempt involved. Take It CUll toni&ht. Something ME TOO IN MISSOURI 60 (9) Mission atie waIstband met.als Magic tuneful medley in "Dean's laymen to dangers, for ii Remain 11:00 (2) News o Serf , SI Attirmatie Special V Come forth (13) Peter Gunn Country Music" spot. Conrad .. '100 unsettled nesspapers are th e public's 4401 India DEAR ME: They may, after this hits print. -rep1 tFemi.nine title ( News (6) Cass Elliott IPliny-irocnb IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY ,he or she will be form) 'I '• gets the "toast" treatment. best defender! 2ZDecLared S2Goby Special 21 Elongatedttsh 4$ Cloaeby AFTERNOON 33 Japanese one of those delightful young people who will be so involved '1 (13) zyi Pwg,i,\ C arcas 23 Hebrew p Judge 46 i)elicate (9) d Couple yjW', DEAR ABBY: About two months ago I bought a packoWasts _______ ___ __ UM ; with the troubles of other, that it would be well to ;rZ WOWAXT12so 11A,"og, fLhb) (44) Night Gallery 47 I'ub drinks £011 (24) Music *DT. direct 34 1 Greek letter Madame tab 12:00 (2) The Jetsons the s.uVE, age of rice. I noticed small brown bits but thought they t Intend CASE Mavis G., aged education along lines of humanitarian work, medicin e and th e 49 Halt 11:30 (2) Tonight Show 33 Ancient jfrum 9:00 (2) Needles And (6) Everything's AMERICAN STYLE Dick were just darker kernels of rice. Upon closer eumMatlon, I 25 Even uore (3 Diminutive W 37. is a neurotic wife. Sicilian city like. Getting Into gove rn ment or police work is also fine here. (6) Movie Archie wds I girls name i Shawn is a playboy waiting for S6 Points a gun 3Ur,ine animal OCXMGra(NA114 it saw them move! When I returfled the rice to the market, "Dr. Crane," she began, "I (1) Wide World Of, Teach not to give advice to others unle ss asked. (9) Tarzan 5IlfhtlYmalsi 51 Australian I 0 DRIVE IN 37L.awLaun. 461r1's name TNIA"ll A his deceased liaLtier's secretary MY have been consulting a they looked at me as tho they thought I had placed the Enfertainmen, Vile per tab birds "The Stars Impel, th ey do not compel." What you make of S Exposes Ti (I 3) mov le sm- 1 to decide what she wants out of Slippery 53 Army meal psychiatrist here in Chicago for 33 6 bugs ther& GracIous Shoshoaeari (24) Electric Compan 'fl 'ii. your life is la rgely up to YOU! .1 -IN SS Cereal grain )To growl y the wlllbefhegetshishare woman nd I ian 1:00 (2) Midnight se veral visits. Show T, 7 IO U Last week, when I onened a flve.nnund }vr1 M flnaw 1 (44) Lost In Space t-__ -•- -.--JIUWVYVL, iuvy ixiin quit this 111111111111111111111111 & Fri. in Special "Love and the Memento." "' "But he HOWl now very 12:30 (2) 2'30 found more bugs! -At 9:10 doctor after the first sexual (9) All Night '4g 7:30&9'20 tagonistic to you, because of Roddy McDowall stutters when ) (6) Fat Albert And FORECAST FOR SUNDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1973 an This morning I started to mate pancakes. In meaaizjng L• -. assiatil1, and one of the husbands MEMO . . MOVIeS your comments that a patient Cosby The he Is Kids In love, but he hasn't t1 pancake flour, yes, map_ Imp! Really Abby, i (24) Smn-4 Street should be sure her psychiatrist is threatening to shot him. 1 stuttered for his wife in years. 2114-3"-I:ft 1 afraid to make anything made with wheat, flour, or . II elt` I is a moral man. cereals. I wonder how long I may have been eating these Moreover, one of these "Earlier this week you U III stutters when h6 best friend-s WEI III Alm. Et Burt bug-Infested foods. I never was a finicky peraon who examwomen said th is psychiatrist Festival mentioned an Indlanaplis =1 Reynolds wife ;~. around. hied things under a microscope. but i am getting a (1) High School rlof;t(~W psychiatrist who admitt ed he also told her he has a 'stable' of tia , ( 1RIIJI JIIII MORNING Football Roundup from all this. What kind of bun are th.v! 5mw liii's ooenlv advised teen-auer high older men who go around each -- - --At 4T 5UiiJ J ., (44) Combat W ee k to ' out? And bow do Ige d of them? BUGG ED achuinister this same girls ______________ school to be us promiscuo . NEVADA from the Carroll Righter Institute JL 6:00 (6) Grower's 7:30 1:30 (9) NCAA Football 11' \.JIJLrJj1JL 1-2:30 a.m. ABC MIDNIGHT "Dr. Crane, was that really a type of 'sexual therapy' in the 'T " 26 F7 28 29 131 Almanac ' " T" DEAR BUGGED: I wrote to the University of Nevada homes to the many other CIAL Gladys Knight. and truecaseordidyoujustmakeft Plus _________________ / _ 6:30 (2) Man And Company SPE Entomology Depart ment, College of Agriculture . R.eno, ne ur otic wives whom the doctor the Pips are hosts once again on and At 10:37 "Dr. Phibes Rises Again" 2:00 (2) Major League 35 GENERAL TENDENCIES: Use much tact and beard nothing from them. Then I phoned the Uulver*Ity of himself ls too busy or exhausted ______ ___________ this swinging special. Their diplomacy in solving or settling any problems to himself!" Minnesota's Entomology Department where I was graciousFicriO vs. 37 () Sounding guests include B.B. King; the Semester 38 that may come up today. Renew your spirit with the finest ly told: "Rave the lady sead a sample of the bug to as. 7:00 (2) Flying Nun Board Stories; Earth, Wind and Fire; ideas and p rinciples. Some really wonderful things can come We ll Identify it and remedy her bag situation." Minnesota, MI the cases that are used In __________ Psychiat rists are obviously (6) The FIintston (9) Wide World (formerly at Lake Monroe Inn) 41 Chris Smithers; Focus and into your life. Make future plans, this daily column are true and more likely to be Implicuted in .. ___..________lj hate off to thee! (9) Saturday Of Sports \J — — — Monda. Wolfman Jack is the ARIES (Mar. 21 to APr, 19) Listen to what a partner has to taken from real life! Superstar (13) Movie this manner, partly because of — show's announcer. suggest so that you can solve th ose problems that face you. (24) Zom In fact, except In rare in- their private "couch" seances. Theatre ('t','(1 Take care of your duties in the afternoon that can be helpful stances I don't even use letters (44)Movie 44 45 146 (44)TBA I ". 7:30 (2) Lassie to your in terests. Be cheerful. 2:30 (6) Adventure from readers, as other "adL. Most of such psychiatric ,5 (6) Amhan Theatre • azing TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) Make your dying qu ar te rs vice" wri ters routinely do. 1 - ''114 11 patients are afflicted with (24) Electric Company Most psychiatrists are moral more comfortable and invite loyal friends for entertainment. 7 sexual complex es, such as guilt — — . i , k -, , I.-, 0. TUESDAY thru SATURDAY Not a good day for outside recreation. Plan your new week's people. Yet many are either over an abortion, which makes LEAVE us C A THE ,., ~/. " .._ unmoral or immoral! )' 1activities tonight. Be logi cal, t hem terrifi ed of cancer or You'd be shocked If all other — GEMINI (May 21 to lure 21) Ideal morn ing for attend ing retribution by the psychiat ri sts were forced to AlmigMy in the form the services of your choice or reading for inspiration and of heart ——— .14 strength. Accept an Invitation that comes to you take a lie detector (polygraph) attacks, insanity, apoplexy and A (6) Fllntatones 5:00 (2) NFL Highlights Tuesdays Wednesdays test regarding their conduct kTflj unexpectedly. This could lead to something (9) (6) IBA in Bugs Bunny morbid oliobias. E NJOY THE CAA FINE f #1 JL nr Buffet (9) Wide World (44) Encounter MOON C1'HLDREN (June 22 to July 21) If you tap your with women patients! For example, as a moral HOT 8:30 MUSIC THAT YOU HAVE ENJOYED IN THE PAST (2) Inch High Of Sports sbcorucjou',, you wiU kut.w eactiy how to handle any Or incest, A&LCOLD adultery, By Joanne and Lew Koch I C AIJrS psychiat rist who has routinely INDA tIAiir' 5:30 (2) ., e Th Explorers BY lu-u ?"Tl'Il.# L -. i.,ii'iijp agreements you hare made. If your mate Is In an irate mood, w,iruq. vvE nAVE H AVE YOU warned teen-agers against homosexuality, steri lity, illicit (6) Bailey's Comets (6) Southeastern paternity, etc. try to find out w ha t is causing th is, ADDED A NEW BASS, BILL BURKLEY. CAN cigarett FOOtball es (9) , liquor, p ro miscuity "° Gang Today we take g reat pleasure in announcing the ReLEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Meet with associates t od ay and and trial marriage for the AT ( ' (24) MisteRogers past formed Male' Chauvinist of the Year contest. OPENING SPECIAL Send for my booklet "Sex cement better relations so it will be more harmonious. Try to ia years. I am often asked to COME OUT AND GET ACOUAINTED EVENING Neighborhood LUNCH Problems in Marriage," encontrol your temper. A demanding attitude could be address clergymen, Write us a ;euer 01 not less than 100 worth and not more vt (44) Day Of Discovery 81..50 PAN FRIED $ It ENTERT A INING "Jfl closing a long stamped, return M WEEK than 500 words explaining why your husband or boyfriend, 9:00 (2) Adams Family 6:00(6) disastrous. Relax at home tonight. here in Chicago I was th us CATFISH DINN ER boss or colleague deserves the Family Lib Reformed Male (44) The Untouchables ALL. YOU CAN EAT (6) New Scoot,y Doo VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Get on the right track so that asked to address the Chur ch of envelope, pl us 25 cents, and TUESDAY THRU SATURDAY solve Chauvinist of the Year Award. your own sexual 6.30 Movies Catfish & Hushpuppies, Mouthyour life's goal can be achieved. Be sure to give more attention God clergymen at their annual s.SO We Will Have Completed Our problems , Super watering Charcoal Steaks & Sea. JO to health rules- Steer clear of those who are in an irate humor. convention. We will send $25 in cash to the author of the best letter, Addition In Mid-November. Watch (9) Reasoner Sesa me Street food Our Specialty. $15 to the second prize winner, $10 to the third. We will Stay cheerful. (Always wrill N Ow. Csa. 10 cart of me. For Our Grand Opening Party tui 'r.... u! 'i.i... Dp..wO ''' rivijiji 01wiI5*t. '''l-'' •.idsin, I laoS s?ampst print or excerpt the prize-winning lette rs and cite letters LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Engage in recre ations that are After my lecture, the pastor 7:00 (2) America ,,,, as cents •c•vsiGos 7$ pe l Hour for honorable mention. not too costly. M ak e appointments with others early in the of a th ri ving church at In. tv'ø, .a pvuifia Calls ws.o vas ss*i 9:30 (2) Emergency (6) Hee Haw I. Nt 101.4 14* I..l$.ts) div Tikint ti.ne for nhit.'nhkal studies or cprvi-., di,n,nlic rin un n,4 wmin.,4 or We expect most letters to be written by wives and ,•• ,.,, Un,,, .ilyw.Ii'uuiL%J Ji'• (13) (9) Lawrence Walk Peter Gunn __________ M girlfriends or ex-chauvinsist.s, but if you are a man and * choice can b-. well spent. some advice about a Incal (44) Wrestling (44) God's Witness Lounge Open lOam I--I & sit t(' want to nomimate yourse lf or ano ther male, your entry will 10:00 (2) My Favorite 7:45 (24) Andei-sonvllle SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. .l) Ideal day to entertain at problem in his parish. Ph. 322.9716 receive equal co nsideration. Trial "Bigger and Better Than Ever" home but make sure that there will be no arguments. Find the "Dr. Crane," he said, -"a Martians S\I"( )R1) 8:00 (6) All In The W Favorite Martian right way to please kin but don't be extravagant. Think along neurotic wife in her middle The important things to include in your entry letter are. TONY AND LOUISE COSTANTINO, YOUR HOST & HOSTESS re:Family (9) Lassie's Rescue has been seeing a local very logical lines. Be wise. 1. Ills (cu;) worst offenses as a chauvInist: FOR RESERVATIONS CALL I. Rangers (9) Partridge Family SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) Attend the lectures psychiatrist. I HWY. 17-92 ON LAKE MONROE (13) (13) Movie Partridge Family -Khn ennt —4 1 11. 6 Cos A C1 SANFORD Wolf- tiistlps, underpaying secretarks or other female %..'Aw %J U a U" and ectings that can be of great benclit to you. Become 'k Idem- ~~ go up (24) Electric Company (44) Boxing From employees, relegating your wile to the kitchen, treating her more modern in your thinking. Travel with utmost care when her very first visit to his oilice, (44) Wally's Workshop Olympic SPOON AWARD as a servant, subjecting her to such Bunkerisms as he had her lie on the t'mining visiting. Don't get into any arguments. 8:30 (') MA- SH "dingbat" or "stifle," (or implying same), giving your .. . Iihte ostensibly tnt n ngIvia' & -1i11' 51 :.a .i ..i .i -1.1 V.1 — SERVICE — WINNER rxuLurc. tziec. 10 Jan IV) tuoy new devices, devices, (91 Suspense daughters less-than-equal educational opportunities, '115checkup interests and expen se 107W. 27th STREET -cutting methods today and know how o Theatre couragin their athletic abilitie or competitive lristinc.s as PHONE: 322-8210 Instead he raped her - and add to prese nt income. An ex pert gives you good advice on Show "unfeminine" - these are only a few of the endless has continued to (10 so every 9:00 how to brcomc rnorr huinetclikc in the future week, "The Only Factory Authorized Dealership in Sanford" AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to heb. 19) 'iakmg particular ca re What tr iggered the change In his attitude and ac:0* "She says he threatens her If Moore Show with your appearance today before you step out soc iall y is she-. of his misconduct and tions? (44) Celebrity important. Don't be argmcntative and be sure to use that (Inc Bowling CENTRAL FLORIDA'S OLDEST th us uses psychological black• Name any book or writer, friend, re ligious or political smile. Then have a good time. AND FINEST STEAK HOUSE mall to force her to return for leader who has been instrumental in the change. Feminists PISCES (Feb 20 to Mar. 20) There may be some Unpleasant what he calls his therapeutic' 51 nvc COMPLETE OIUNLR'S'UHT$l i - 10 AV su ch as Germaine Greer, Gloria Steinc'm or Betty Friedan I I .... lhn O,qco,,,,r Oe;Tgi,t,y,ont Sti),1, Pá.'w-, conditions now that could he turned to your benefit, so he Oil treatment' (44) Buck Owens 1 mar ha ne,'d him !toi dem,t H' fror: w vo':, HWY. 1792, North in FERN PARK i l ___ t tk Ii. o UPRIGHT to: :1 Uti; -i;: dccp thmkw that will uiakc tiat .ii.uod, di-1 oi UIS may have played a bigger V/ITII SHAG RAKE leT A,r,M T I I luidher to report this -' t I ,i Ti.v U. L.A'.UL 4C,'i TL k LUuNJ HWY 17-92 & AIRPORT BLVD -10:00 (4) Carol Burnett life more rcwardinf part in altering stereotyped views. Circumstances may psychiat rist to the Indianapolis .HAND TYPE PORTABLE VAC Show have changed him - unemplo;ment, a salary boost, new IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY ... he or she will be Medical Society, she said she it 0 T (9) GIll responsibilities because his wife has gone to work, or taken bleised with practical attributes that can astir-c prosperity later was afraid to, lest it become (13) Delpth Bureau TANK TYPE VAC a vacation, a new baby, the reappearance of an old In Iife Your progeny would do well In any tr ouble-shooting noised abroad via the (44) Wilburn Brothers boyfriend. No Extra Charges profession since there is fine physical health here. Personnel newspapers. 10:30 . (44) Porter Wagoner SHAMPOOER p -y 40fiL24ft1t*bW1 wotk would be a fine cbolce. Sports as a professIon is also How doyóu know th is male chauvinist has reformed? 11:00 (2) News S vkeofrny two p b. Give who go od ethical trauw. () News What has he done recent ly to prove that he has changed FLOOR POLISHER are physicians in an Eastern E SDAY EN (9) News his attitude Changes are not always restate, and they also said she ( Gallery VEAL PARMESAN _ vealed tn dramatic events Sometimes small and subtle "The Stats impel, they do not compel." What you make of ½ All ages: babies, children, should imm ed iately contact the 11 15 (9) News gestu re are the mnt significant. When Lew cooked dinner ChoIceof Two Vegetables your life is Largely up to YOU! choice OPEN DAILY 9 a 'm • S r'm ddUltS • Groups at $1.00 per additional 11:30 (2) Thriller local medical society. S P Hot Brend & Butter for the family and Included peas on the menu - a vgetaH (6) Movies "Since then, I have learn subject ed of Only one • per subject ble which he abhors I knew he had arrived.Oh. he still Front Vari'eiy ,' POUJ I Carroll Ribter's Indiviust Forecast for your sign fo: ITU (9) similar behavior by this has a tong way to go, bt I measu re change from )ow far he We Want Appreciate Your Business Nov-ember is now .1 Fcr your copy send your birthdte pych'atrist (44) All Nite regarding two :n Lew'.s c'r' a1 the way from not lining a anger 1 IILIR5DAY THRU MONDAY and I to Carroll Righter Eorecest (name of newspaper), P.O. 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' Speaker Carl Albert rejected the request at least for the present. The government reply was ordered submitted by today by U.S. District Judge Walter E. Hoffman. The Justice Department is scheduled to answer by Monday Agnew's second challenge to the investigation, that federal prosecutors leaked information to the press in order to prejudice the jury against the vice president. In letters to two newspapers Agnew rejected a suggestion that his own lawyers may have leaked information, Agnew, in a Chicago speech Thursday night, avoided direct reference to the investigation. A lengthy government brief is expected to rebut Agnew's C0fl tention that it is illegal to indict a vice president for any criminal . of - Agnew's lawyers, in moving to halt the probe, said last week the Constitution clearly indKates that a vice president must be impeached by the House and convicted by the Senate before he can be tried in a criminal court. Agnew has requested a House investigation, but , -, SHE ATE THE WHOLE THING. This young girl literally licked her plate clean during a recent party at Phoeni x . The grand jury heard testimony from four witnesses for six hours Thursday, the same as Wednesday. It is expected to return to work next week, probably Wednesday. The grand jury also returned another indictment against the Democrat who succeeded Agnew as Baltimore County executive. N. Dale Anderson was charged Wednesday with evading $67,833 in federal income tax from 1969 to 1972. In August the jury had charged Anderson with extortion, bribery and conspiracy in a kickback scheme involving architects and consulting engineers doing business with the county. He has pleaded innocent. CAPITOL HILL 'S of quips and biblical lion, Sen. Sam Ervin, is clew-mouthed at the resumed Water" master quota'. momentarily gate hearings. Benz Tells of Di rty Tactics Ariz. day care center for American Indian children. National News Briefs POW Charges Dropped WASHINGTON(AP) - Pentagon officials have dcdtic'd to drop the last of the mutiny charges against prisoners released this par by the North Vietnamese. Pentagon sourcies say & secretaries of the Army and Navy will cite I3ck of evidence In throwing out clarges ;in1 i.rtne ennsteci men, dgainst four Army Roosevelt Feels Vindicated 060mmjR'(O BpRGPOR WASHINGTON ( AP) -Elliott Roosevelt says he feels vindicated of accusations against him by two Senate wit. COME SAVE 1.99 nesses, The son of former President Franklin D. Roosevelt made the statement after the Senate comiu.ee announced that the conflicting evidence by Roosevelt and his two accusers would be turned over to the Justice Department for possible perjury charges. Roosevelt has denied the allegations of atock swindles and of plotting kill the prime minister of the Bahamas, ' MEN'S POLYESTER CUFFED SLACKS COME SAVE 57c Court Begins Deliberations - WASH1NGTO'(AP) POLAROID COLOR FILM 88 $6 2 69 our P rig. 7M The nation's highest military court has begun -deliberating anew the convic tion of IA. Wllli%m L. Calley Jr. for his role in the My Lii mauaa'e. The US. Court of Military Appeals Is not expected to rule for several weeks, perhaps months, on Calley's appeal. • Pentagon Rejects Suggestion Still a fashion great: top colors' WASHINGTON (AP) - Th Pentagon has rejectee li suggestion that it destroy all of its nerve gas sthck!Ues. Several congressmen raised the question alter the Pen. tagon announced It was destroying 473, 000 gallons of nerve gas near Denver. Asst. Secretary of Defense Robert C. Hill said the Soviet Union la capable of conducting full. scale chemical warfare. our r". 3.26 Stock up on this quality film and save! 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Barba told police that the away and often walked to the and for distributing phony post. onfle down to the level of "hIW! :c I ir.: tod lni as he i3,aysid Mail rca to saw era against former Rep. Wildrpn" afire Tuesday night by six black was fishing in the ocean, then his atmosphere of fear Lri this City. A 24-year-old woman dkI early Wednesday after being drenched with gasoline and set afire. On Thursday, a 65-yearold fisherman was stoned and stabbed to death by a band of 30 to 40 black youths. Extra police patroled lbs. ton's troubled Dorchester sec. tion today, and two schooLs shut down Thursday by a threat of further violence reopened this iisn, 55-year-old widow, Verna. ham Cramer, an unsuccessful __. . Gas Stations Plan '' Weekend Sh tdown u By THE ASSOCIATE!) PRESS morning, Police stayed out of the schools but were jn the area , J at a nearby subway station wtcrc black-white dashes oc. curred Thursday. "We're ready for any hap. penings," said a police Service station peralors in of California, Arizona and Nevada annet shut down this weekend In protest over federal Phase 4 price controls an Xasollne. The rganized closings followed wholesale gasoline price hikes by another company and came amid Intensified legislative lobbying for relief :rom the Cost of , spokesman. Meetings to discuss the vol. atile situation were called by top city and state officials. Of the scitools reopening, at. tendance was reported about normal at MeCorinack Junior 111gb School. But James D principal of Dover EIe n)Cntary School, said many parents were afraid to send their children to his school. "Parents of small children are much more apprehensive" than those with older young. sters, t said. "No question the problem is ' open than closed" as a large number of station operators played a waiting game. The planned shutdown was expected to tn%olve few stations In northern California, which was bit by widespread closings two weeks ago. Sacramento and San Joaquin Valley gasollue dealers voted Thursdayht tostay en They said John T. Dunlop, head of the Cost of Living Council, had agreed to meet Living Council controls, 'i--... ' ' '' • ., fie : , 1 . ." with a representative and hear their The dealers are irked because the Phase 4 ceWag regulations bar them from automatically passing through to their customers the recent wholesale price Increases. Some 1,000 garollne retailers In the Los A ' GOP Senate candidate for whom he worked in 1970. RbCFt Benz, 25, said he was still rankled by that experience wbnhead totakea$1. month job from Donald H. Segretti, an undercover White house agent who hired him and others to disrupt Demoaatic presidential primary campaigna last year. Benz testified Thursday at the Senate Watergate cornmittee's first blacked-out public hearing. No live television coy. erage was provided because ABC and NBC have ended their rotating coverage, and CBS is broadcasting selected testi- inony. grIevances. In Nevada, scattered closings Were torecast, while operators In PhOenix and Vuma, Ath., planned a shutdown starting Saturday. Angeles area had voted overwhelmingly to Represen ta tives of dealer auociatlons th take a rreday "vacation" beginning today, affiliated with the National Congress Of But the Automobile Club of Southern Petroleum Retailers met for a second day Callfamis said Thursday that Initial in. Thursday with congressional delegations in dlcafloas were 'that "more stations wIH be Washington. ______________________________ ______________________________ _______________________________________ ' ..' . . " , ."" . -________________________________ Benz said he hired spies, hecklers and pickets; ordered thestink.bombing9f two of Sen. Edmund S. Muskte's camatgn posts on primary eve, and ordered mailing of the "sex letter," which accused Sen. Henry M. Jackson of being a homosexual and said Sen. Huflubert H. Humphrey once was found with a prostitute. FamilyMedicos Returning Watchdog ____________________________ Proposed Drug Agents Argue Against The ir Image - MEN'S & LADIES' TIMELY WATCHES 45c WASHINGTON (AP) - A m Repi:ijr -can says he d i campaign dirty work last Rntful FI(xida "I felt that if the Democrats got a little bit of a dose of their SHOOTING SPEED has beown type of activities, then they come a new pastime for the DENVER (AP) - Family' than 28,000 members of the "But now the public is de- Illinois State Police. A stale would be little hit reluctant to Wi reta doctors are proclaiming a re- academy in 1962, manding that, if they pay taxes trooper uses his portable do this to us in the future," nais.cance of house calls and the V Retrea Among the more recent to support a medical school, radar "speedgun" to moni- Benz, a loadingdock foreman tor traffit in Crestwood, Ill, from suburban Tampa. cradle-to-grave breed of members is the fictienal Ms;- they have a right to 3t,tain a physician. eus Welby. M.D., who has a physician to take care of By FRANK CORMIER and speechwriter Patrick J. "We've had a resurgence of certificate of membership on them," he said. Associated Press Writer Buchanan. doctors who want to practice the wall of his office in his telePrice said he treats 40 tom KEY IIISCAYNE, Fla. (AP) Besides helping prepare Nix. family medicine," said Dr. vision series, the spokesman patients a day in his rural eastPresident Nixon, here for his on's legal defense again.st surJames Price of Brush, Colo., at noted. ern Colorado office and said he first weekend stay in seven rendering White House tapes to WASHINGTON Ai In the e end of a convention of lain. The spo1cesmin said about 20 makes house calls about three weeks, brought with him a Watergate investigators, But. what it called a drive to regain ly physicians here Thursday. per cent of graduating seniors times a week. White House lawyer closely as. hardt participated in negotla. public confidence, the Justice WASHINGTON lAP) Just school gym teacher and Jeff "We're now a recognized spe- in medical schools now cht.ose "But we can't make house looking at them, you might fig- Hall a college sophomore. sociated with the Watergate tiorLs between tlie JusUce De- Department said it is moving cialty wiffiin the mcl.ical pro- family practice. compared with calls as often as we used to," he tapes case and the problems of partnlent and Agnew's attor- toward new wiretap restric- fession, and we're rot frowned 12 per cent e Magno was an insur. But you'd be wrong. They,re in the early 1960s. added. "The physician supply 15 Vice President Spiro T. Agnew. neys. Federal prosecutors sub (ions and may soon appoint its upon any longer as the less inance agent, John Wilder a high all 'narcs"-stereotyped tough "Students are more socially too small," I.,... -------------....... •.._.LI_. ('nil 1JILWIII WdIUKJOg. tuui,,vi J. r reu nut' I1u.lLi, uqulI presenting ieuigeni graduates of medical conscious than p generation guys Sometimes hated, often lie predicted (here would be a hardt was among four Nixon bribery and kickback allega. Deputy Atty. Gen. William I). school." feared, occasionally glorified in ago," Price said. "They seek a severe shortage of family aides who flew here with the Lions against Agnew to a grand Huckelshaus disclosed those The 4,800 doctors at the con- person-to-person contact, an in- doctors for years to conic. the movies, usually unknown on jury in Baltimore. developments in an interview %'entiOn elected the 47-year-old terpersonal Thursday' afternoon the streets. relationship in Dr. Basil A. Moskoff, 46, of The others were Staff Chief Al. Joining the presidential party Thursday and said the depart- Dr. Price as the new president depth." Zeigler, Ill., a convention ddeieirpeanuuice belying the exander M. Haig Jr., Press here was counselor Bryce N. ment also Is stu dying wheth er of their American Academy of Price said government fundsgate, said, "I think the pend. image, the three agents of the Open federal marshals, and possibly Family Physicians, Secretary Ronald L. Ziegler Harlow who last month new se and an image of prestige con- ulumn has swung away from the Drug Enforcement Adinjnijcretly to Phoenix to discuss Ageven U.S. attorneys, should be A spokesman for the acade- tributed to an increase in mcdi- specialist, People want a bit tration surfaced Thursday to new's situation with Sen. Barry career officials rather than po- my said It now has 34,600 mein cal specialists and a decline in more than a doctor to simply tell reporters about their lives litical appointees, Goldwater ((-Ant.,) Huz.hardt, hers, compared with 31,905 in general practitioners since read a chart. They want a doeand Jobs and to argue that fedit was learned, also made that i were fewer World War Ii. NEW YORK (AP) tor to know a patient." Stock eral narcotics agents are not In line with Atty. Gen. Elliot January 1n. trip. market prices opened mixed to. the brazen raiders L. orders, recent Buchanan, a polifical con. day as analysts Predicted prof. events have made them seem. elshous refused to &ww most servative, tins written some Ag. new lt.takiig would continue to eat aspects of Vice President Spiro speeches in the past, but Why are they in this stomach. aiay at sonic of the market's T. Agnew's harsh att.a('ks on th e none recently, churning job making friends hefty advances achieved during NEW YORK (API Mda, S'cLs department and Its investiZiegler said Nixon has "noth. with sleazy characters who Ni" Low Lost Ge' UK ,, 63 p" i ll , the last month, gation of kickback allegations Mtorta Gin FOOdS Vi 770 PPuII Pit W.* ing specific to discuss" with AII1I CPt.SI 12*. 1?tt 3*. Gill MillS The Dow Jones Industrial av- may whisper a tip or a lie, this 43* 43 4.3'. Poarod against him. 1 134 lOt 1)3 Alo• 7515 75'. 7515 Gil' Mot Huzhardt and Bucha nan but M. M, rroct (la,,, is'a ip. is' e crage was ahead fractionally risky' business of hun ting down AiI)ø To do so would only fuel the t, ir. Gin Tel LI ir RatticnP 4715 Ii'. •7 wanted them here Just in case Am Ms 34 34', 34", Oa P$C II'J II'. l" but declines held a narrow edge the dope peddlers who just may RCA argument, Ruckelst,aus main. Am Care 3P, 30'. 30. (.'Xd!,c' 7. 21'. 231 4 Pro 5?' \ Y' 23 . over a1vances in light he tci'ided to revic; SOmething (' Am Car trading , C.C'4,tav Th'i iaImi&'tI. 72'. 72'4 72'.. Re1in 73*., 7J 73'', Affi MOIO'I with them. Buchanan said he 8,5 It. IN IS* l5i lS RI'yfl Itid as'. ist. as'. on the New York Stock Am TIT ', Gulf o;i 5)',, ', 1415 4'6 241 4 Roy C Cold 7$'1 77 V For Jeff hail, baby.fac'ed, di. was getting some rest, Ruckelshaus, th e na tion's No. Sabcc'ck W 2515 2515 7$15 ''(S xc ange. W II'. 38' SI ROgIS P 4t. Ali iat ,4w1I I*'.. no ;io son Mrs. Nixon remained i Pap nunutive but wiry, a brown mop ItS. '7's 17', 2 law enforcement official, said Active issues on the Big is 33 w. 333'S s.. Cs? k 77s 77 77', brushing Washington. 11cr sta ff said she his eyebrows and °'"o lit. 9'., Ii'. InIP4ARV *sss', 35 35'. S.a,j P the department is undertaking Board included Burlington tv', 31 37 31 's n'. In? TO'T SijtP Ci I7 6 lit. 1;u collar, it was a yen for adven. ;d some "persona l things" to a policy review to de. a,n in in, Pap a, to 34; Scott lie. 0*. 01. $,j 3S' Is's 354 Northern, down Caro P. Lure ia'i Lay 'j's attend to during the weekend. iii is', iii, that drew him fresh from scry s termine "whether there are ad. Cifa.wse ilis ii'. SI'-. Paper, up to )7t; General ps, p", p", K$iI AtwT 341. 31' 7415 Sid 5'dS sr. Sr. Harvard to the Nixon is expected to return to netherworld of ditional safeguards whereby we CPw tnt s". W. 21'. Kiyer P Electric, Up is to 64"; Inter9. trip 131s Slid 01 Cal ii'. Iva. Coca Cc4a 110 lW, 7$', Knit Co the undercover narc in New Ii'. us. 14', Sit! r.i " Inc captnl Monday. can assure people that this C'*mw " national Paper, Ed unchanged at 77', 77'. 72', Krf It II'. 9 Stt,in* 301, 30's 30*. rk ('its hort1y after the President's rnq, S 77'. 71', p', it 1015 10'. T.zsco nower is not exercised Irivo- Ccv*t Can 34'. Ii", Ii's 4914; and U.S. Steel, steady at D41a An $115 53 L'gq My $3 T.,trvn 341s 351. 34 d' 4's 4, arrival here, the White House lowly." Do. CPtim -, 43'., 43 47', Lock ltd Air ê', 4 Teia G.tI 7715 37' 77 1', 331 , DvktPt.*t Ii's Wi LO4S 25 37 77 77 UMC rid announced he had signed Jegis. I1'i 14'. 14'. On Thursday the Dow &jPQnt M4rcq It) it) 142 RUSSELL TRAIN, new 74'.. 34's 34's UI) Cbtbdt 1015 1015 10'. ________________________ Without identifying them, he muon providing stopgap funds , .', • *I, lv'-. It'. 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Dr / " / / / / &f SANFORD' KISSIMMEE' Highway 17 Vine S A;riort Blvd. at Bermuda Ave. / WINTER HAVEN' 1 Block North of Cyoress Gardens Blvd. on U.~', 17 of mess . • ______________ -__-' ' ' . !V1L - ' --1 �L — T he Sanford Herald I *I Friday, Oct. 5, 1973 . Patriot's D ut y Starting Lineups Coach Bill Duty is preparing his charges for Saints Q13 from days gone by and says "he can their upcoming fight with jy prep with throw the ball as well as anytMng else he does." something that amounts to guarded pessimism. Duty does not plan any special changes in his "We'll be lucky to stay on the field with defensive lineup Friday night. "We will go with them," said the Lake Brantley head coach, our usual 6-2.3 set up, and just go out there and "They are loaded at every position, with talent try to hit harder." and size." The Patriot mentor will be without the ser. vices of Andy Abramson. The young athlete will Although the Patriot mentor is concerned erving a Jew observing with the impressive record of the prepsters, who religious holiday on the night of the contest, are unbeaten in three contests, two with ranked squads, he has not thrown in the towel Other than Abramson and Angulli the Pat's yet. mentor is dressing out his largest roster thus far Lake Rranii.y OFFENSE S. Hargis M. WlIILams BOre C. McClung G. Muller 0. Sutphin* b. BvCharw,Ofl J. Hammon c Davii H. Startle) Trinity Prep J. Kerbi R. Parsons R. L1pp E T T B. Pvrdoni o C. Bailey 0 T. Dickinson R. Knowles c 05 NB G.Mliii G. Chandler W.Morgar His FIB P. Crimmins "We plan to go out th!re and play our game in the young grid campaign. Of the Patriot starters will be Robert ani tr t r!;y it twtt,r tl:n w h.av'' .ti ttf : ; }H , flJ , LAS v,1n iked ii he had any special Williams and Bob Cira at the tackle spots and plans, "If we can stay away from making too Charles McClung teamed with Gene Mueller for many mistakes we may have a chance." guard duty. While the Saints have been unbeatable this David Sutphine, who was injured in preseason seaso,4 Lake Brantley has not exactly been a action, will start at the center post for the first pushover. The Patriots have posted a 2-1 kw this time this year. The 200 pound junior will be an year dropping the opener to Ft. Myers Cypress asset to the Patriot attack due his experience at that position last year. Lake 16-14, and bowcing back with 48.0 and wins over SNA and Crystal lther. Coach Duty will be starting Stanley for the Duty has been particularly pleated with the signal calling duties with Craig Davis at Fullback. Jeff Hairin,nd and Hart Buchannon performance of sophomore quarterback lle.iry will tandem at the halfback spots In front of six Stanley. The 135 pounder has done a more th an other hacks that Duty says "are just as good." adequate job directing the Pat's wishbone 01 heading up the Patriots defense, which has fense in the absence of regular field general Dan i' en up only three scores in an many contests, Anguili, who has not yet recovered from an inwill he Marty Williams find Bit! Mtn'o*'¼ t ti DEFENSE M. Williams I -____ -- _____ - )iii(& JJ ..---' f r (5 f ii i t t ____ - •1 . . ;p th I . . - " .;;-;:., - f - a . I - 0. TerwIIIig,r T. Dickinson J. Kitbi R. app D. Carlis le R. Knowles C. Bailey M. Murphy G. ChlndIer R. Parsons . Sports Spotlight H pL J4 Ff 4 1 lit fr B W. Morgan _ By JOHN CHEItWA Herald Correspondent I, Pep Talk Worked ~i 7 -!~.I I - ~~_ A - ld - A's j 0 Trl*be v Kathl SpOrtS * Glance Ofl ' z- . -- Sports - -- I I .".' '4 it " I -, &.j - .. 1 — BOB GIUESL, .1 --1 io, - u ui iii, '-•'- Sports Touchdown Anatomy: Griese To Warfield ) I By Murray Olderman If the play doesn't work, the throwing the slender Dolhin Dolphins are in tro,jble They speedster off balance. 'ou MIAMI, ['hI — NE\ can settle for another Garo can do that while flit' quarter. The play called in the hudd! field gnat -- he' , ck's still holding e b:'ifl. "4 quick out" and the hiP two — but that It': aflcd btmp .indru nfl.j already rouse he woutil run was aven t!rn four pumns throx' t!c receiver t,ut ot his cisc in Paul Warfield' mmmini as he broke from the cluster down and their offense has not pattern. Warfield bounced from the collision, to the outof Miami Dolphins and took really established itself, side. his three-point stance split !!!! Barking the cadence behind from the rest of the line. '1 was spinning from being the center, quarterback Bob It was in the fourth quarter Griese has been covert iv bumped bt Taylor," recall of an horrendously hot after- checking Warfield's situation, Warfield ater, 'and at that noon in the Orange Bowl and too. If he senses the safety instant while he was trying to the Dolphins, defending cham- moving over, or the lineback. pick me up again, I was open pions of the pro football eron that side, No.52 (Skip or six (pointst. world, weren't very comforts- Vanderbundt), drifting, he ble because they trailed the might have to ditch Warfield But Griese. still retreating San Francisco 49ers by a as his primary target and in those quick, jerky steps, touchdown. dump It to the tight end, Jim wasn't set up to throw. And d line Mandich, over the middle or when he was ready a split Ad now on the 8-yar And throw a safety valve to Jim second later (altogether, a of the 49ers, it was a crucial Kiick, his halfback, running quarterback seldom has more than three seconds from the third-down situation as War. an arc to the right. The varia field looked at Bruce Ta,lor, tions ran through his mind. time he sets the ball to the the right corner back o the moment it leaves his hand). 49ers. who was edging up to "Nope," he thought. "Tay- Taylor was desperately rethe line of scrimmage, right br's got Paul all to himself, treating with Warfield. on his nose. Single coverage." "if the ball was thrown then -. said Paul, "Taylor That close to the end zone, And single coverage on a migtt have gotten back and Paul knew they weren't going wide receiver U. Warfield is intercepted or knocked It into any zone coverage, hey the ideal situation for any down. ut I knew Bob was might double him with the passing quarterback. As the looking at me all the way. I weak safety.the Mike Simpson, rotecting inside but naIl from the center popped could sense it from the years into Griese's hands, his e es impson also had to watch immediately tracked the eft we've Normaldon'ttogether. break patterns lv Ibeen one of the backs circling out side of the field. 1'tiis time I did Warfield had come out of Fla his crouch and faked, a shoul"That Taylor's goInto play Wart leld is known as a re me bump-and-run," la der lurch to the inside. Taysaid to himself, "so Ill give br, the 49cr defender, ignored ceiver who runs the most exhim an inside move and then the move. Instead, he lunged act routes in football. Still, break to the corner and get forward and rammed Warfield under stress, he will vary his OCfl." with his shoulders and arms, pattern. ' 11 Commenting on their chances Copeland said they would have to play near perfect ball because overall Edgewater is a stronger team but he said that Lyman can mat.h the Eagles individual vs. individual, He does feel that the Hounds do have an added plus in that it's a lot easier to "get up" mentally for a top ranked team than against an unranked squad." If the Hounds are to stay close it will depend on the arm of quarterback Bob Cost.antine. lie lends the Metro in passing with 731 yards while throwing only one interception, Costantine also hn.s eight touch. down aerials to his credit. Expected to be on the receiving end of Costantine posses will be ends Toni Gooch and Matt Leslie. Gooch Is the tcp receiver in the conference and Leslie is fourth. The third member of the passing corps is running back Al Cleveland who is third in receiving. Playing wingback and also having many receptions to his credit is Terry Travis. The ground game still has the injury problem cropping up. Art Loiver, the remaining member of the backfield, is still hampered by a knee injury he suffered in the Colonial game. Oliver missed the Mainland game and saw limited action against the Hornets. According to the Eagle coaching staff they should be able to reach the quarterback in just over two seconds. To keep them from doing that Copeland will have Fred Human at center, Mike White and Glen Hill at tackles and Charlie Roundup KINGS MilLS, Ohio ( All) — Don Bies Is hoping that the weather will be as good as his golf game when play Is Fesuimied today in the $125,000 Ohk-Kings Island Open Golf 'l'ournanwnt. liii's opening round 67 went ICI naught uiiursd,y when 'he first round was washed out be cause of heavy rains and elecfriral storms, Bies, won a tourney in nearly seven years on the tour, was one stroke ahead of Toni Weiskopf. _____ Rants And Raves, Frazier Munches Peanuts — CINCINNATI (Al') National League baseball owners are scheduled to meet today to vote on a proposal which would move the San Diego Padres to Washington. Nine of the 12 owners must enilorse the proposal to back a three-man group headed by Joseph Danzansky, president of a supermarket chain, Washington lost a club first in the early 1960s when Calvin Griffith moved his club to Mmnesota and two years ago w hen Bob Short moved his team to Texas. NEW YORK (All) — Almost three years and three defeats later, Joe Frazier and Muhammad Ali will fight again, after agreeing Thursday to a rematch Feb. 4, 1974 In Madison Square Garden. In the first bout, Frazier deelsioned All in the 15-round I "battle of the century." That fight earned each boxer $2.5 million and promoters are confident the secowl bout can be as lucrative if a solution to a state nonresident tax can be The moment of truth having problems, too. In this bitter Ohio rivalry NEW YORK (Al') worked out. arrives-this Sunday for the Minnesota Vikings all but one of the games have been decided by four points or less, Cleveland Is at home, because and the Dallas Cowboys CINCINNATI (All) — The Counted out as championship contenders in of the baseball playoffs, so...IIItOWNS 24, York Mets begin pracNew many preseason estimates, the Vikings and IIENGMS 21. ticing in Cincinnati today for New York Jets 1-2) at Miami 2-1 Another Cowboys each have put together three straight their Saturday National League victories arid head into the fourth weekend of the game switched because of the baseball playoffs. playoff game against the CmIt might have been interesting If Broadway Joe $973 National Football League season as two of cinnati Reds. was playing. Bob Griese and Company by about the four unbeaten and untied teams. The others The Mets and Reds had a mliiare the Pittsburgh Steelers and the surprising any margin they want. 1X)l.I'IIINS 35, JETS 20. nor disagreement Thursday Green Bay (1 1.1) vs. New York Giants 4 IA'S Angeles Rains. concerning the timing of the The downfall of both the Vikings and the at New Haven — The Giants make their debut in Mets' practice. The Reds' practemporary home. PACKERS 21, Cowboys, so the preseason guessing went, would their new tice Thursday was washed out. Dallas' GIANTS 18. come from aging defensive units— Don't Denver 11.21 at Kansas City 12-1) I)ixnnsday Defense and the Vikings' Purple • ()lint Kansas City out, That was Ce warning the PRAGUE (All) Wim(;ing. defense in the Chiefs gave Oakland last week, Broncos, bledon champion The Jan Kodes got the best scoring So, who's Was im'ductcd into uiieanwtiilt', had seven turnovers against the the National Conference? And who's No. 2? Czechoslovakian 31, BRONCOS ('hllEl"S 24. Army WedDallas has yielded 30 points in three games, Hears. nesday, but the five months of Philadelphia t0-2-1) at Buffalo (2-1) — Look Minnesota 32. military service will not In. The Vikings face the Detroit Lions, a team that who's tied for first place in the AFC East with the terfere with his Davis Cup play. Minnesota has mangled the last 10 times the two Miami L)olptims. Buffalo, that's who, The Hills Kodes was runner-up to John still be there after this Sunday. BIlLS 17, Cowboys play Ce should met, on Sunday. The Newcombe In the U.S. Open night EMil.Ec 13. Washington Redskins in the Monday tennis championships last Oakland 112l at St. Louis (2h — Oakland's television game. Both Minnesota and Dallas are iiionth. offense hasn't scored a touck'own this yet on the road. --. Will these two teams play like they've been season with most of the Raider points coming off NEW YORK (Al') New playing ... or like they were expected to before the ageless George Blanda's toe. This should be the Mets York hurler Tom Seaver week that l)aryk Laumionica or Ken Stabler find season started.' Before attempting to answer these and other the range. The Cortlinals had their moments of will pitch against Cincinnati's l)vmi Gullet in the opening game pressing qucstiomL, let's quietly whLsper that last glory earlier. lCAlI)El(.S 28, ('Altt)INALS 21. of the National League playoffs week's Fearless Forecast was a lousy se"en San Francisco (1-2) at Atlanta 11-2) — It's right, six wrong. That dropped the average to about timiie that John Brodie had one of his Prime Saturday. Seaver, who had a 19-10 regu.703 with a 26-112 showing. days again. 49E11S 30, FALCONS 14. bar season record, had been — The at Detroit illdi Minnesota (3-0) The Chicago t1-2 at New Orleans (0.3) bothered byasor shoulder Vikings are Favored to make it II straight over nears pulled oil a big upset last Sunday. The pronounced his arm in good tlit' lions But all goo l thimig mnu.t 1 nt to an Siiits b4'a I the poilit cpr.'.i I, but lost again. But shape after a workout at Shea end sometimes, so...[IONS 24, VIKINGS 21, theSainis have never beaten the Bears, and they Stadium Wednesday. San Diego il-2, at I'itlsburgh i 3-0 ''he won't this timmie either. BEAUS 24, SAINTS 16. !I'.'ipr' defenie aainst seorinui, best in the •. ,. . ,, naiiimm're i-m am ew r.nguanu (U-J — Some American Conference, has given up seven fewer No people might say it would be an upset if either points than the Cowboys, best in the NFC. wins. IJ4Iltimores new coach, Howard team wonder the Chargers are 18-point underdogs. Schnellcnberger, got his first victory Last week. Who can argue with that spread. STEELERS New England's new coach, Chuck Fairbanks, ('IIARGEItS iO. won't get his this week, unless he can sneak in his IA'S Angeles 13.0) at Houston i0-3j — Can old Oklahoma team. COLTS 20, PATRIOTS 17. think 'ti any reason why it won't be 4-0 and 0-I Dallas 13-01 at Washington (21) The after this Sunday, even if Sid Gillman, the forgotten that 26-3 pasting Cowboys haven't they llouston general manager, is helping out with the got from Washington in the NI"C championship Oiler offense' I(1\MS 42, ()Il.EUS 21, ... gamut last year. But its time for the Redskins to Cincinnati i 2.1 t at Cleveland2-i Cleveland's offense hasn't scored a touchdown in get Into high gear and Duane Thomas has a score gave to settle with the Cowboys. REDSKINS 20, nine quarters but Don Cockroft's field goals tirfi COWBoYS 18. i..,.i w,.s.i, Tlut iiznijnIii gi'l towna is I, " ul : '15.1 %.% . ft NEW YORK tAP) — "Forget performance by the Big Lip, lid. He had gone certainly mad. "We'll murder you, boy," the money, forget the taxes," boxing's version of Bobby Doctors quickly re-examined Frazier said, in a tialf.whisper. Muhammad All screamed in a Riggs, on the occasion of the him. They found his pulse beatAll bristled, "I hope I didn't high-pitched voice. "Let me at signing Thursday of a 12-round ing at a runaway rate, One het y light," he said. "I that Joe Frazier." All's hench. return match with Frazier at physician said Ali, then known man, Bu.ndini Brown, reached MadiscnSqu.areGarden Feb. 1, ?CaesiusC1ay,waspara!y.red hope you said. Roy,' not inwn to wipe All's p':'g l74. tar. It was thought tht' iace wnha blue napkin, and egg best. fight might have to be pestBut it fell far below his his hero on. _ You could give Ali no more than poned. " fl,i'q pnnn "..e : -----.... tj three ar a half stars - rilA' Ati 'PASSIN - e.._ T'1 good," Bundini yelled at FraA Light-hearted look lie was far better at Miami that night, pulse normal and as zier, sitting some five yards Beach, at Tennis and cool as an ice cube, and won the the Feb. 25, 1964 at J. its histary away. heavyweight title with a weigh-in preceding Ali's first Frazier Just chewed away on bout with the then Heavyweight seventh round knockout. peanuts and glowered. His eyes Champion Sonny Liston,asurly Gamemanship With an audience of some 200 animal of a man who could melt reporters arid cameramen, Au were like coals of fire, Here are two men who but the 'What else is there talk cmetal ring pole with a glare at went into another mad orbit dds in Mal Bahiionand feet. about? I whupped you once, and 25 Wednesday. For the Glen Grisillo played the ionQ$t I'll whup you again," All The Miami Beach act by Au uninitiated, including former non stop tennis game over recorded. They played 1.224 continued to taunt his adversa- merited five stars. champion Gene Tunney, it was ga mes in 73 hovrl, 25 mkwteL ry. "Get up. I'll whup you right awesome and unnerving. ci the Univ.nh?y OP Nevada. lie ranted and raved in the now. Reno. May 1511 middle of the ring, screaming Coatless, tie awry, his boasts I "You got me the last time like a madman and boasting: shaking the chandeliers, All after I had been out of fighting "I'm the greatest. I'm going to continued to bait the dour FraTennis Stuff ncr, For Frazier, it was Just for four years. Now I'm 212 destroy Sonny Liston," Hwy 17.2 next to' Everyone thought the de- another re-run of an old show. I pounds. I'm tough. I'm serious. He scendant listened and reacted of a Kentucky slave, with an Jim Spencer's Restaurant I'm ready." it was a typical theatrical an 8-1 underdog, had flipped his ugly stare. I ,e - - . a . ... ,. " ' 1~- - ~_-_,, - .. ' .. ..<. - - . ..,._. _. - 11W '..r.• - - — - _.- . _f - No~ IT - - i . . . . Football Forecast - Ll Clayton, 11111, White, and Jerry human. The defensive backfield will have Ed Callan and Travis as the halfbacks and Al Latimer will be the safety. This is basically the same line-up that Copeland has used since the start of the season. One of the questions concerning the Eagles Is how the week off has affected them. Copeland slad it could work for or against them. It could give them time to heal any sprains and bruises they have ac. cumulated during their first two games. On the other side of the coin the head Hound said some teams tend to go "stale" after a week off. For those who can't make the game in person local radio station WKIS In Orlando (740) will broadcast the game live AR . " S Meeks and Brian Stroup will be the guards. In the last game the offensive line mild an outjob protecting standing went back to He Costantine. pass 42 times and was not "sacked" once. The only loss was on a broken play when Greg Lloyd and Costantine collided in the backfield. According to Copeland the hounds have been working on their pass protection all week. Tonight it will be up to the defensive line to stop speedster F;ric Early. lie is the leading rusher in the Metro. lie has accumulated 232 yards on the ground. On the defensive line will be Rodney Dowling and John Porter at the defensive end spots. Alan Wheeler and Paul Kelley will be the tackles. 71)e Four linebackers are Jeff does the throwing uuu uiaui Wurlieki, No. 42 at right, does the catching for th€ Miami DoIph'us, Cinann i s Mum .'' 9 ,, t~~— a--ii;i.~- - - -. ~ i_ ' - -~ -t:~ -- I _~_2 7 . !n F~- % . e~ p~ ' M W~Ro._w17 '. ~; ~- ~-.. ~- --- ~ .- 1--,_ __- _ _I_ -~ - Z. ~ i— 2--6 & , I , -LL ~ O , t w,_~-V-_ 1.1 .'-. Rains gree L't i Touti*ng Club Experience * WO _ :: P ti.- Wlumt does it take to beat the No. one team in the state? "We have to play without making any mistakes and we have to count on Edgewater making a few," said Lyman Head Coach Dick his Copeland as Greyhounds prepare to do battle with Edgewater tonight in the Tangerine Bowl. Tomghts battle will start at 8 p.m. This will be the Eagles first defense of their temporary state crown which they earned two weeks ago. Edgewater is coining off a weeks rest with a 2-0 record with impressive wins over Jones 44-6 and Bishop Moore 43.6. The Hounds are 3.0 Witt) victories over Colonial 34. 13, Mainland 21-7, and Bishop Moore 30.22. ' 6 ~ .~V ~ _14~6, 4 ~ ._ A. ,. 4. Z_ . , W one must AdmIt however. that the field is closing in. Herkild icribe I" Geiger Is sporting a hefty 12-2 log Wt puu him at )e out (and he says Isteal his ial 1) J Richards does steal Gdger,s nuterisd and still can't do anything with It, Poor J still has considerable difficulty with the complexity of the Mg1r&xon, t t it off t almost bli0d. J has dolen enough to am= an 11-31 J2tm Cherwa, the poor boy, Li stuck In the cellar iguJ. AU that good advice and all he n do is a 10-4 slate. Well - - J NEW YORK (Al') — It start- lieve," the left-hander said. It juries kept picking apart Maned as a casual crack, born of the almost sounded like he was ager Yogi Berra's regular line. By Don Gilmartin desperation that was con- mimicking the boss but up. At various times, catcher suming the New York Mets in McGraw insisted he wasn't and Jerry Grote, first baseman , midummer, era Starr ,riter even called Grant later to a John Miner, shortstop Bud N. Donald Grant, the club's sure him that was not the case, Harrelson (twice), and left chairman of the board, decided "Everybody's got to believe Fielder aeon Jones all spent Well sports fans it Is again the time kf a dressing room pep talk was in In something," McGraw was terms on the disabled list. akin ostl ' torsto thoseorder. The substance of the sang lath Mets prepared to UkeMcGraw, however. &r. hidden thoughts concerning this week's grid battles was C °U to Cincinnati today for ra Y E% bdlievelnitselfanditsabijityto Saturday's National League "liweever get our team to. with astraUon at 1ng to climb to the top of the plckln' Overcome its current adversity. playoff opener against the gether, we still got a shot at It, hin. a feat that Li I dare say, next to lmr1urib1e When Grant left the room, re- Reds, "I believe in con. " said Yogi, even while the Mets " .lie( pitcher Tug McGraw took There was no reason to for a were ling In the NL East Last week's scores sow ever so humble up the call, "You've got to be- long stretch of the season. In- basement, -. wasonly manedbyafourpotnt difference. - ______ T CLE LB LB B 5 5 s. Hargis . : DE r B. Cira L. Barrett V. Chapman & Franklin C. Davis 0. Arnett 0. Kemp ViU3. . o Lishien and Bob Cira will open am the .nulIi will be in pads for Rss sea.son but will not be ready for competiuei as tackles along with Lee Barret and Victor Chapman In the middle. Lncbackjn cho will I handled "it .J • lace a irinity Prep Davis and Craig Davis. has chewed up their first three opponents With a In the event Saints QB Pat Crimmins goes to consistent ground game. They have not yet had the air he will have to deal with defensive half. to really throw the ball but coach Duty knows the hark. fl;tve Arnitt. Don Kemp and Steve Hargis. DE B. MUrCIOCk R. LIthI.r Hounds Face Top Ranked Eagles Faces Ba ntle ry The unbeaten and untied Saints from Trinity Defensively the Saints will be going with a 4-4. Prep will take the field Friday night against the 3 set up with Rob Knowles holding down the Patriots of Lake Brantley High In cross county inside linebacking chores with assistance from battle that should feature a solid ball contol counterpart Craig Bailey. game. The outside linebackers scheduled for star. Both squads plan to utilize the wishbone of. ting berths will be Walt Morgan and David fense that is noted for long time consuming Terwilliger, who tips the scales at 155 and is the drives. sirullest Prep gridder. "We plan to control the ball and keep It away The 'fearsome foursome" for the Saints will from them because we know they can score," include Tom Dickinson, John Kerbs, Rick Lapp said Trinity Prep coach Tom Ruby, "Hopefully and David Carlisle. we can keep it away from them a long time and Defensive halfbacks for the Goldenrod outfit play seine good defense." will be 170 pounder Mike Murphy along with Ray The prepsters lead grid bos.9 [snot taking this l';r n :. cuntct lightly at all. This week he has had five Senior Greg Chandler will be the Trinity starters down with the flu and the boys have protection against the long threat as he holds "been real slow in practice" due to the illness, down the safety spot. The loss of five starters to the Saints would be Offensively Ruby plans to go with ends John a near disaster as most of them are two w1 Kerbs and Ray Parsons. Rick Lupp and Brad starters, so both the offense and defense would Purdom will hold down the tackle positions. feel the effect of missing personnd. Center Rob Knowles will be flanked by guards Discussing the prepsters opposition for the Tom Kickinson and Craig Bailey. Friday night Seminole county clash the Saints c far this season the prepsters have had head coach said that he is impressed by the things almost entirely their way. Entering the Improvement the Patriots have shown in contest they sport a 3-0.0 mark that started with three times he has watched them, "That Stanley boy could give us a lot of a 74 win over Ft. Pierce John Carroll. trouble," said Ruby, "He has really accepted his The margin of victory has widened over the job and done it welt." last two opponents with the Saints scoring hack Ruby was referring to the fact that the Pat's to back shutouts over Florida North Christian number one SflZAUI caller. Dan Ang&h, 2LC1i and itrra 11 tor a (i3-0). a iat tidimuk for the Branfiey squad and The contest is slated for an 8p.m. the 135 pcunt &cpomnore Stanley has had to U be held at the Lyman Greyhound Athletic carry the load. Field tonight. Teams Unbeaten (O Unbeaten Prep PATRIOTS-SAINTS Wary Of Saints Both Brantley' Square Off Trinity Prep, Lake I. OAKLAND (AP) — tie probably will not tamper Campy Campanerij leading off, the Oakland A's were humfll. much with the World Champion Joe Rudi batting second, Sal ated in their first A's batting order. ~ Bando third, Reggie cleanup, League playoff appearance "The place where I haven't Gene or Deron fifth, Deron or since moving to Oakland. Man. yet definitely made a choice is Gene Sixth, Angel Mangual ager Dick Williams chalked below Reggie Jackson, It could seventh, Ray Foss eighth and experience—in- be Gene Tenace hitting fifth, Green -. . experce and designated hitter Deron ng is "where ti LtAN AT EDGEWAT WHAT A LE JAB! l ._.. But now tie says experience Johnson sixth or Vice veri," he haft (eels he has the edge over will be on his side when the s Said. DURING EIGHT-ROUND ~__, 11. For one thing, Williams All the scribes are In agreement over this one; number niatdi at Orlando Sports Stadium Wedmeet Baltimore here Saturday .nesday night , Lorenzo 'B "Otherwise we're set with recalled, the Orioks had four me that Is. Edgewater wins with all four. Geiger picks the oom Boom Trujillo Is shown just delivering a in the opening game of this Eagles by 48-14, R,chards winners that year aiA at 40-14, Cierwa 34-14 and vicious left cross to his opponent, 'Scooter' Mew. Trujillo captured year's best-o(.5 playoffs, Gthnartln 34-20. had to use only three. In con match on points, but conceded it was tough battle, "They had the advantage on tfast, the A's had to rely on us then," WIllLams said Thur-s. (Herald Photo by Richards) re Heger Diego Segul in the third AT SANFORD day, referring to ' Sh game, because John Odom and ' periace when the Orioles U Chuck Dobson had sore arms. It could be a boring week in the prediction field with swept three straight. "But a' • a ment like this. All four again are on the same side. ThIs Year, the A's have three we've got it now in that r . se. the SnIjn 20-game winners In Vida Blue, drcxpfi this one by 51.7, sped." een CINCINN,\TI (All) heavy Geiger forecasts 5, Ing John views the board at 424 and Jim "Catfish" Hunter and Ken Before the A's stepped rains ii) l)AN GlLlAItTjN yours truly picks 51-a Sanford is going to upset somebody lioltzmar,, amid Wmiliami figures hed out a scheduled the bud by harassing the execution is killing us." aboard their airplane For Balti- Cineinnati Reds practice this Herald I Writer though folks! It justwon't be Kathleen the playoffs will be defensive Lakeland passer' griddoctor went to the more Thursday, Williams said Thursday, leaving the defer,. contests. The Sanford Seminoles have Freddie Dunn, who started medicine chest and pulled out OVIEDOATAPOp,U ding National League champs another difficult task in [rant of slow but has shown a good bit of the same remedy as tie kunu in a combative mood as they them tonight as they square off effort lately, Is being Iran- for the defense; namely Mr. B rd Lee Geiger, who covers the Lions forecasts a 13.0 win for awaited the New York Mets and with Big Eight' onnonent slerrvd to the middle guard Freddie Dunn, RJ'ilph Stumpf and the boys. IcaUIt 28-20and J R1chard feels the league nlayoIfs Iak e1aml 'a en'' spot hl will be aided at - . in his Q}3 24-14 will be the count, Qmerwa goes along with the pros and ,, , LIt"e "Let'sgcUt on"ared hunting by hard hitting Mickey . Seminole Memorial Stadiwn, •fl star' at the fullback &L Cu t 28-7Sfor ' ui Seminole County outfit. About time John! Joe aUileen ts iiiorgflfl, "I'm tired of cvPringle on one de and Mike spot or nunuesa, ULIS, erybody asking us how we (eel cutivc unbeaten opponent By The Associated Press ;c>oie on the other. Wit BALTIMORE iAP — ceCor 7ii TRINrrYATLAKEBRANThEY The about facing the Mets. I think All Starting Times EDT dloflj, should u Baltimore Orioles decline to People ought to ask the Mets Without a doubt coach nights' labor which sekson. The last two weeks Saturday, Oct. 6 predict victory in the best-of-S how they feel about playing us. Ut e the tribe is facing th5 Wootlruff fects this shift will coach feels Dunn is capable of. J and Lee Geiger withbail their I American League squa gUssesRichards bemuse they don, t sm needsome to see thehelp crystal American league playoffs beef up a previously weak nid ' , but We're the team that won 99 all UP against the former Big Oakland at Baltimore, I p.m. at least they agree on-the best games, Wt well. J cillis It 21-18 for the prepstm and See!iffl in the tribe's first line of fmrt." said Woodruff, "Rut he Eight iampsGainesville,a National League €.fen. formula for beating the Oak. defending Metro "We ain't scared of notxxly," s one. has been coming alongreal well erente New York at Cincinnati, 4 land Athletics. it 14 ,A V.0 f 1 a Cu uuai added Morgan, testily. P.m. title holder Winter Park. now" Defr nslve end positions will t With Saturday's opening Co 0. Sunday, Ott, 7 Kathleen k being talked he 'Imanned by c'fujjf,aj k s National League play. game approjng, the most OIlS, a bestu aifair between aboijt If'- clamp Ilnp circles Along with 1)wt will be licr American League Canton Edge along with .p AND SNA "don't the Western Division champion Sutton, who is starting for the Oakland nt Baltimore, 2 p.m. let theim, hit the ball out of the and tl I:astmrti I)ii.ii National 4 _1 IA'agUC u. Well - at least we didn't sft them all thur last outing u Lakeland Jun(ementsBoth can break ng Mets, Open Saturday at New York at Cincinnati, 4 withtheL,Mgwoodlad picks the it 4p.m. they get a hole from p.m. a 41-li win over ii' •, 115, "Lt week we didn't hit after theloose boysifup root middies to take St 5 defending te Y ba7 coUfl1. Daytona Beach Mainland Monday, Oct. A pair of 19-game winners, the first quarter," t,ald jji the ulj ehanmpions, walloped 147 home Jack hlillingliani of count a WW rwa agrees but only by IS. Senior lire," Carl who led One (actor that could be a American League Woodruff, "We are trying 13 T ranked runs and Campy CampanerLs and Tom Seaver I use it is with SNA dropping the to get the Sanford eleven of plus for the local's ehanti in the Mcli, yards Italtimitore at Oakland, :30 tht the boys In keep hitin' ball game by a s'viped 34 baser during the outfit pouted ri dl he 'I '[rid -1 in pitctiti. P , 1 march t 1. rd another Western ./,i Cincinnati cauthin Pete Rose t& qu4rkrbak spot HoweverKathleen eleven could be NatIon League we may JUSt Division championship Woodruff plans to fanred U embers as Morgan caught ooking ahead to their Cincinnati at New York, 2 The Thbe has looked fairly . Cwnparieris, with 12 tilts and (uunetlduring the ijnhoç field ener I N late encounter with dangerous afternoon k oIin four stolen bases, proved a pes- shower, Lite last two contests for Wilgham in ordeto lessen his ij th followin g week, Tuesday, Oct. 9 the first 15 or 2) Ky adverwy for the Orioles in minutes. inexperience . "They've got the momentum More than one football American League However, after 1d 1973 as the A's won the season is w hat hear," said Hose, Baltimore hashada brilliant season at Oakland, 3:30 BOXING series 74. Every the second period in each Wh1ghanedgj (BALL took A's victory mostly for the benefit of Mor- p.m. (if necess ry) -1 ruined by countinA, their ' jy' a ORK contest Uw locah have fallen week despite a WaSbYOneortWOrW,Jand gafl'scars. uhammad DENV rhirkem, before the hatch and NatlonalLeague f' em WiJ'-ter Ali and Joe, Frazier confumxd Broncos obti-Ined linebacker three were decided !n extra inap3rt with a few iMi' dual Park dthts. and fllflfI "That's all I've been hearing Cincinnati ;it ,,,~cw l'ork, 2 A Pay Mil I nungs tiat th will meet 12 complete 1. of 4 aerials for 61 Iattl," said II) Morgan "Let's P '!dude txJratt1s (if necessary) it histo h The &niuile rud bs also bards If remald, of their "Fight of the (~olts (0i " un&.closed c "if you can keep Oakland he gets some tL'ti hoices" get It 01) and then we'll see.of Wednesday, I1IL (ntury' on Feba 4th batters , Oct. 10 iiic,diom'd a marked lack of Uow he could be dange in the park,' you've got in the 1974 National The Reds, who fashioned American Leagut. Madison Square Garden w brings a wide o a ' chance ttion on offense ," said pitcher r ae baseball s League The tribe will u aen draft and then trae 1 2 mark recorrJg3_ ll.iltunnre .il Oakland. 30 t ? 4 Niu iiio w L touchtil fur f, hter guarane uuichacker F 1 n I t. a third of hhum tt t up f r U kickrfl rd Forsberg with a rtmarkablc closing rush l's' uif $' Ci0 against 32' per cent of t1 cur tiUcns pJ,' id tie here in anfurd at 8 P.M. this the Buffalo Bulls for safety John five of his 16 hers by Oak. that produced &o live gate National League victories In j land while losing three of (our the tie Kathleen oiense tribe mentor. "The kick of evening. Itts last games, defeat the Cincinnati at New York, 2 ii- __ , decision to the As. I . Mets in eight of 12 meetings. pin. (II necessary) F ;_ I ri'Jy, Oct. 3, The Sanford Herdid PULSATING ACTION —YOU BEE OR LANDO SE M INOLE Jakdai WORUYS FASTEST GAME Pari-Mutuel Wagering 12 power-charged games nightly except Sunday. Post time 7:30 p.m. K A 'iK A ,'rsrl"ssi Tls i • IVIcILII iec IL I IUUI I IVLUI IUay, II IUI uay, J1LUI uay Ladies Admitted Free Thursday Night Admission SOtt and up Perfectas (Under 18 not admitted) Three Big Q's Daily For reservations, call 305/838-6221 (After 10 a.m.) Big Paying Quinielas . • • 7 MILES NORTH OF ORLANDO ON HWY. 17-92 IJTES F 1-4 FERN PARK- CASSELBERRY -MINUTES �4 B— The Sanford Herald Friday, Oct. 5, 1973 0 Legal Notice in Lions H) LEE (;EI(;ER Ho e Aaal_nst At Ingh so far this score, so far this season. season. After dropping U Ist Friday night in Cocos defensive struggle, to Sanford, Beach the Lions went either The defense, whic;i has run Mark Goiiiez has filled the that time Coach Stumpf feels, the gamut from brilitant to position of place kicker "he has settled down, and Is medicore so far this season, is adequately. lie went 4 in PAT doing a good job." The Oviedo Lions play their the Lions rebounded with Jackson or Washington o all led by CaptaIn Jun RIddle, first game In the Orange Fkit tries against the Minutemen, victories over RockledgC, and Creedin's i'iterceptinnagalnst but three running plays in the Conference tonight when they Cocoa Beach. Cocoa Beach from his during the coastal battle. John Johnson who has been ntire game. hod the Apopka Blue Darters. The Seminole club has relied linebacking position, with 36 sidelined with it broken harul Herall Correspondent heavily on the quarterbacking has guided the Lions Clennic Patterson and JiJii Kevin Creedin got off to a inost of the Greg Washington and the Riddle have been Washington's (if secon(Li reinaining in the gaine, returned to lead the Lions unassisted game, wln his punt was in running of John Jackson for the favorite receivers, from their tackles against the hfinutemen po i n t - they have been able to end positions. to a r - winning 2.1 record blocked, allowing the Scininoles of Cora Beach. was ffie first of the seas . on for any of the lions. "it couldn't have conic at a to take their 2 victory. Since better time," Stumph V Aft -- lead." (121). APOpka,comes into the game after scoring their first win of Apopka was shut out In their the season, last Friday, against first two contests. both Orange CARROLL BURKE. attorney for - Ocala Vanguard, 16-0, in a big Belt affairs, 350, and 13-0 by Although both teams Petitioner, whose addr is 612 Sanford Atlantic Sank Building, New Smyrna Beach and (kioee we Sanford, Florida 37?11, and file the respectively, - C Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court Scmirtoi, County, Florida By: Martha T. Vihlen Deputy Clerk CARROLL BURKE Attorney for Petitioner 17 Sanford Atlantic Bank Building Sanford, Florida 32771 Publish: Oct. 5, 17, IC, 26, 1973 I. J flFU.A Honorable Virgil B. Conkling, THAT I am engaged in business at Circuit Judge of Seminole county, $21 Spfflth Mon Dr., Canelberry, North 17 97. cessetbrr, Seminole County, Florida under the fictitious SeminoleCounty, Florida under the ..g flame of iAfIr• ,. .. JiU', and dfrtL,L.... J M110-Tv 41 that MASONRY, and that I inttfld to intend to register said name register said name with the Clerk of with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Spminolø County, Florida in the Circuit Court, Sminofe County, ac cordanc, with the provisions of the Florida in accordance with the FiCtilI0ui flame Statutes, Provisions of the Fictitious Name To WitStatutes, To-Wit: Section 065.09 Section 03309 Florida Stituts 1957, S. Jack Kanner Florida Statutes 1937. S: Frank Potfenbarger Cora A Kanner Publish Spt 14, 71, 21, Oct. S. 1973 Publish: Sept. 21, Oct. 5, 17, 19, II?) DET I)) DET 41 Florida, for approval of the same and for final discharge as Ad ninieina. aJ •k r V3.• _6 _1 Dasher, deceased. Objections thereto mutt be filed by October 9, 1973 Dated - September 11, 1923 Charles J. Barry Administrator 01 -he estate of Jesse P. Dasher. deceased. HUTCHISON, LEFFLER & MORRIS By: Robert M Morris Attorney for Petitonr 730 N. Park Avenue Sanford, Florid,, 32771 Publish S? II, 21. Ot 5, 1 ,4 71 DET 43 . ..._ we -' . CITY OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. FLORIDA NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER ADOPTION OF PROPOSED OR. DINANCE 10 WHOM II MAY CONCERN '3 tKLUY GIVEN by !1e City f I'Jtm-q ::ring urda that Inc Council wiil hold a Public hearing to consider enact. ment of Ordinance No. 261 3. titled. .. - _. - CITY OF LOUGWOOD FLORID? Notice of Public Hearing TOWHOMITMAYCOPICERN: Notice is her thy given by the City Council of the City of Long wood, OFAN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY ALTAMONTE Florida, that said City Council will FLORIDA, ANNEXINGSPRINGS, TO AND hold a public hearing to consider INCLUDING WITHIN THE COR. annexation of the following PORATE AREA OF THE CITY AN described property lying and being AREA OF LAND SITUATE AND In Seminole County, Florida, to wit: BEING IN SEMINOLE COUNTY, The South 992' feet of the Nor. FLORIDA, AND MORE PARtheast ' of the 3Outht ' West of TICULARLY DESCRIBED AS rick Road in Section IV. Township FOLLOWS SOUTH ItO FEET OF S South, Range 30 East (LESS: ' OF F ' OF PIE . OFSOUTH, NW Beginning at tfwt South line Of SECTION 9. TOWNSHIP 71 Northeast '.. of Southwe*t '-i Of RANGE :, EAST, LESS SO FEET Section 79. Township 20 South, ALONG EAST LINE ANO2SFEET Rug, 30 East and West property ALONG SOUTH LINE FOR ROAD line of old Sanford to Orlando Brick - r r .., ... . r IINI-'f 4.S_ t 0 C fl —. — teoao, run w.st ifl 'et. ttirnc. LiC - — - - 0 —vs.— - -- East 411 foot to West " TO INCLUDE SAID LAND WITHIN property line of Brick Road. thence !" 1/ ue mt West LIT '."IClFAL LIMITS OF THE AUTHORIZING AMEND a.ng prnperty tine of laid raj MENT SAID TO CITY MAP TO 1ff teettOPOifltOfD.eginning);b,ingn CLUDE LAND ANNEXED. APOPRA BLUE nARTERS DATE. The present Zoning clOssoficalion Said Ordinancewas Macedon first of said property Is A I Agricultural District as that clasSifIc4lion is reading on Octob4pr 2, 1973. and the described in the zoning ordinances City Council will consider Same for and regulations of Stmin,Cile County, final Passage and adoption after the Public hearing, wtlich will be held In Florf;:14. The Public HearIng will be held in the City Hall of Altamonte Spring% Florida, on on Tuesday, the X1h day Of October, Me City Hall, Long the 291h day of October, 191j, al 1:00 1971 at 4 30 p m . Or as soon p.m., or as soon thereafter a% thereafter &I Possible. At the meeting n Interested pa es may possible, at Friday, October 5 8:00 PM John Courier Field 1973 GAME SCHEDULE J.uuI,i#ji This Public hear Ing will be ,,._ ,., ,. '.JWiIT Of -. LU In fll itt Court F KS.., by Dave Grove - -, • 1LLI PAVt I1JX QUITE THAT CW5E , ,) - 3 .00 - If - ( :6, 6o"c4:;' (:1 of '. t 10, _ --'I , '.- C. CAMPUS CLAUER with BIMO BURNS by ____ WE ONT THOSE ARE BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION C 1"1 60 bilk I Ad /0-5 00 PLEDGING ALLEGtANCE I r CITY 01 Al TAONTt. 5'tINGs 1:IORID,. NOTICE Ot l'UULIC HEAR I PIG TO CONSIDER ADOPTION OF PROPOSED OR OINANCE. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN by the City of Attament, Springs. Florida, that the Council will hold a public hearing to consider enact. inesit of Ordinance No. 231-73, en. titled. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, FLORIDA. ANNEXING TO AND INCLUDING WITHIN THE COR PORATE AREA OF THE CITY AN AREA OF LAND SITUATE AND BUGS RUNNY h I'limr1nhI R. co(mi - WHAT IS 'TOC'AY'5 -'S FOGT i'r' LUNC14EON SPECIAL, (cR CHOWPER. qj - (4, s -- -— - - - -- - - - Commission Seminole County, Flor ida Piblith: OCI, 5, 1973 DEU I? INVITATION FOR BIDS, The City of Winter Spring% Will open a public notice to bids on a Tractor, OctoW 31, 1973. The bids should be in the City Hall Office before Closing hour% 4:00 p.m,, October 29, 1973, RIGHT OF WAY OF CAPTAIN EASY by THEY HOPED TO LAY THE ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAILROAD COMPANY OF T EASTERLY SEVENTEEN (17) FEET OF LOT 57 AND ALL OF ' 5 ON 01 I ( "JAROlJ ,'IFTER 'O.i HERITEP MV FORTUNE! _______________ ______ rny-" [lj .. ORANGE PARK, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF RECOR. DED IN PLAT BOOK 2, PAGE 60 OF THE CURRENT PU13LIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. BEING ALSO DESCRIBED AS: BEGINNING AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF LOT 56, RUN THENCE WESTERLY ALONG THE NOR THERLY BOUNDARY OF LOTS 56, k6r AS TINA 15V5Per-rcr%4r PLAY YOVq CARP5 711314T. M155 In / $.''RT A',I) I MIGHT ,jij LITTLE PETECTlY. CON5EUT TO JOIN HOf.Je.vI YOUR TIAFF ONE: OF TI'f6F ra'.4! Oct. 19 Kissimmee ..........................Away Oct. 26 Ocoee ............................... I4ome Nov. 2 Titusville ............................Away Nov. 9 Lake Brantley ....................... 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Box 548 Phone 365-3296 Oviedo 365-3211 Team Go ! Out ,ciPniIl ' P.O. BOX 728 OV I EDO, FLORIDA 32765 0, Mcii Walker ,.. ' LIEUTENANT!) / ? ' A SECOND 14ER I - 1 U&Ii-1' I GOPi4A HAVE TO ., &E1' UP - \ j / Afs ... 7- te C 0 L jr " PHONE 365.3221 - Produce SIavia, Florida ucIrcIvuGLJmJo1 _ ".. A. Duda & Sons Dick Cav.II1 _________________ -----.--- Cattle Oviedo, -- ,.'!-..._ L° For A Win, Lions.,. BAHIA— BERMUDAS_. CENTIPEDE BITTER BLUE PHONE 3653228 TL1,.. -- _..__ — ._._IJ - E.FIRfl$t 0 Pioloian Farms — - . CENTRAL FLORIDA SOD FARMS P, r We're Building You Up Every Thursday In The Herald! A VAA VACA NCY! J which time ifltere,ted in reference to PPearandbePieardwi,p, r,,,, 0 • 53, si, 53 AND 37 A DISTANCE OF .2artiesandcitizensforand ag amn %t specificat ions, contact the Corn. 4I5591$ FEET TOAPOINT 17 FEET will be FRANK AND ERNEST irioner CfJordanRd.nd WEST Maybecontinued from time WES T ERLY OF THE WESTERLY heard Said hearing be con hearing VU vyInI(f' TlC Until foal action tin is taken by from time to time until final BOUNDARY OF LOT 53; RUN Florida action is taken by the City Council. the City C3un(1 THENCE SOUTHERLY ALONG A The City relerveisthe rights to A copy of the proposed ordinance LINE PARALLEL TO AND 17 This rome shall be posted the accept or relect any bids on this FEET WESTERLY OF THE City Hall within the City of ispostedat the City Hall, Alta n,, product, Springs, Florida, and copies are ckn Longwood, Florida. and In three(3) WESTERLY BOUNDARY OF LOT Oct. 3, 1973 geer places within the City, and file with the Clerk of the City land 33A DISTANCE OF 641-9IFEET TO DELI DEU 2$ same may b' inspected by the Published in The Sanford Herald, a A POINT IN THE SOUTHERLY public . BOUNDARY OF LOT 52; RUN newspaper of general circulation in DATED thiS 3rd day of October, T HEN CE EASTERLY ALONG THE CITY OFLONOW000, the City of Longwood and Seminole FLORIDA County, Fiorda, once . week for at AD. 1973. SOUTHERLY BOUNDARY OF 5: Jane Richards Notice of Public Hearing LOTS SL 53 AND 54 A DISTANCE INst Pour (4) Conscutive weeks City Clerk TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: OF 331,73 FEET , MORE OR LESS, prior to the date of the Public of the City 91 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by TO A POINT IN THE WESTERLY earir.g; the date of the firSt Altamonte ',prings, Florida the City Council of the City of RIGHT-OF-WAY publication to t he date of the last OF THE Publish: Oct. 1973 LOng*ood, Florida, that said City ATLANTIC COAST Publication, bofi'i date, inclvsive, LINE DEU-3i Council willholdopubllcl,earingon RAILROAD COMPANY, SAID Shall not be less than twenty-eight POINT 'he question of changing the zonIr. BEING 1017 (70) days In addition, notice shall FEET 4OTICE classification of the following WESTERLY MEASURED ALONG be posted in the area to be conSwimming Pool Examination described properly: SAID SOUTHERLY BOUNDARY Sidered for annexation at least The public is hereby notified that PARCEL I: The Nor th 43$ of CRJM THE CENTER LINE OF the Swimming fifteen (1S) days oriiwto the date M m PnnI Fin;,., ,n Pool F 97$' of the S '. Of Lot 1, less the THE MAIN LINE TRACK OF SAID the Public Hearing. Board will be giving thethe Swimming WINTHROP S ISO 7' of the N 1613' of the 157.5' ATLANTIC COAST LINE DATED this 24th day of Sep. Pool Contractor's examination at of Sec. plus 25' of S 143', Section 36, RAILROAD COMPANY; RUN lember, A.D. 1973. 7:00PM. Thursday,October 23. T ownsh ip 20 South, Rang, 2C East, eo -ne i -nimectp THENCE NORTHEASTERLY nROomlllSem lnoleCountyCoun $; Ormie R. SPiomate i 1HINK Seminole County, Florida, Cap- ALONGSAIDWESTERLY RIGHT. VA" 5LOCE WILL GO CIN AhV ON FCRE, H0.J5I. Anyone nteq,st.d in taking City Clerk of proximately $acr,$); arid PARCEL OF-WAY 415.1 FEET, MORE OR this examination Should im. the City , U6T1HEWI6MITlSR 3: The East 1291' of the N I Of LESS, TO A POINT 1 4 THE Longwood. Florida mediately come to the Building ('ecnment Lot 1, Section 36, -EASTERLY BOUNDARY OF LOT ,Publish: Sept. 2$ Oct. S. 17. It. 26. Department, same room number as Township 20 South, Range 29 East, 56. RUN THENCE NORTHERLY above and make application for the 1973 Seminole County. Florida, (apALONG THE EASTERLY aforementioned exam i nation DET 133 voximately 10 acres), and PAR. BOUNDARY OF LOT 54 A DIS Examination fee will be S1CV OQ . CI TY OF ALTAMONTE CEL 3: The West half of Govern. lANCE OF 373 34 FEET TO THE Publish, Oct 5, 1973 SPRINGS, FLORIDA ment Lot 2 len the North 312.3 fed POINT OF BEGINNING, CON DEL) 30 Notice Of Public Hearing of Section 23. Township 70 South. TAINING 0.5 ACRES. MORE OR TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. Range 29 East. situate In Seminole LESS; SECOND PARCEL: LOTS CITY OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, Notice is hereby givenb the County, Florida, and that portion Of 4$ 49. 50, 31 AND 32 OF FOREST FLORIDA NOTICE OF PUBLIC City Council of the City of HEARING the Longwood-Markham Road CITY, ORANGE PARK. AC TO CONSIDER Altamonte Springs, Florida, that ADOPTION OF PROPOSED OR extending from the Western CORDING TO PLAT THEREOF AS said City Council will hold a public DINANCE. bounclaq of the city limits 04 RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 2. hearing: Longwood. Florida, to the Western PAGE 60, OF THE PUBLIC TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: boundary of the above described To consider annexation of the RECORDS OF SEMINOLE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by tllowing described property lying the City of Altamonte Springs, oPerty.incIudingallofitsrightof COUNTY, FLORIDA. LESS AND BLONDIE d being in Semino way; an PARCEL 4: Begin at a EXCEPT THE EASTERLY le County. Florida, that the Council will hold a _________________ Florida, to wit pnt s Odegree, 12' 17" F 317.3 fed SEVENTEEN (17) FEET OF SAID public hearing to consider enact, cor-s oe-.j and S19 degrees IS' 17" E 33 f Lois $5, 116, Ill. and 191 of Forest LOT 52. TOGETHER WITH ALL merit of Ordnance No. 239-13, en 'p Wi'iY WOULD TW WARPAT'i-1 from the NW corner of Government City, Orange Park. accordng to the titled RIPARIAPII, LITTORAL AND 1 SHE T4J$( TP4AT? AGAP.J -, Lot?, Section 25, Townsh ip 20 South, PIAI th0f"1 .1% recorded in Plal fl-ook AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY SHORE RIGHTS THERE UN TO 3. Page £0 of the Public Records o4 OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, Range 29 East. Sominote County, BELONGING OR IN ANY WISE Seminole County, Florida, con FLORIDA, ANNEXING TO AN Florida, thence run 509 degrees 45' APPERTAINING; THIRD PAR. D Stituting 10 acres, 17" E $11.07 feet parallel with the CEL: THE NORTH HALF IN i) INCLUDING WITHIN THE COR. to the corporate limitsf the City PORATE AREA OF THE CITY AN North line of tad Government Lot 7 OF A VACATED STREET FOR. • of Altamonte Springs, Florida; and AREA OF LAND SITUATE AND tothewest line of the East : ofSa i d MERLY KNOWN AS ORAf(GE Government Lot 7, thence run S 0 AVENUE ACCORDING TO THE To consider also the question BEING IN SEMINOLE COUNTY, / degrees 20' 55" F 110.7 feet along th$ PLAT RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK Of designating and assigning the FLORIDA, AND MORE PAR West line of the East L1 classificati çing on of I L In TICULARLY DESCRIBED AS of said 7, PAGE OO, PUBLIC RECORDS OF t. triaDistrIct Government Lot 7, thence run 519 SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, l to SaId property at FOLLOWS THAT PORTION OF degrees 15' 17" F 490.0 feel, thence BEING A STRIP OF LAND that classification isdescribed in the LOT NO. 362 LYING SOUTHERLY lon'ng ordinances of the City Of OF STATE ROAD run S lSdegrees E 1100 feel, thene TWENTY (20) FEET IN WIDTH 436, ALL IN THE run P4 0 degrees 20' 55" W to the FROM NOPTH TO SOUTH Attamonee Springs, Florida, to wit - SUBDIVISION OF LANDS Ordinance No. 72073 and at BELONGING TO ALTAMONTE North lineof said Government Lot 2, BOUNDED NORTH BY SAID thence run Nl9 degrees l5'i,'.wto amended and Supplemented FIRST AND SECOND PARCELS, LAND, HOTEL AND NAVIGATION _t a point 1152 feet S II degrees 45' 17" WEST BY PEARL LAKE, EAST BY The present zoning classifica,ion COMPANY, ACCORDING TO THE F from the NW corner of said SAID RIGHT- OF-WAY fl of said property is A I Aarfruttural reu -------ur,cvr MUM(Jt1) District, as that classificat ion Government Lot 7. thence run f41 A.C , L.R.R.COAPIDSOUTH By IN PLAT BOOK 1, PAGE 12, OF BEETLE BAILEY re. 31' 21" W 143.06 feet parallel described in the :oning ordinances THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF THE CENTER LINE OF SAID with the West ling of Government FORMER ORANGE AVENUE. and regulatlI,,s of Seminole County, SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA: Lot Iofsaid Section 31,thence run 5 TOGETHER Florida WITH ALL ii REDEFINING THE CORPORATE I CAPTAII4. SI degrees SO' 51" W 3$6.04 feet, RIPARIAN RIGHTS THEREUNTO ThePublicHear,ngwjllbeheldmn LIMITS OF THE CITY OF I I I . thence run N $9 degrees 29' 02" W BELONGING; REDEFINING THE City Hall, Altamonte Springs, ALTAMONTE SPRINGS TO IN, 11312 feet to a po int 33 teet S i orida, on the 73rd day of October, CLUDE SAID LAND WITHIN THE CORPORATE LIMITS OF THE _' 1 '.t degri's IS' Il" E and 70 0 feet S 0 CITY TO INCLUDE SAID 1913. at 1 30 pm • or as soon MUNICIPAL LIMITS OF THE LAND N .—' degrees 12' thereafteras po ssible. atwnichtime CITY; AUTHORIZING i1' F from the NW WITHIN THE MUNICIPAL LIMITS AMEND, corner of said Government Lot 7, OF THE CITY; AUTHORIZING interested parties and citizens for MENT TO CITY MAP TO 1ff, thence run S 0 degrees 47' 17' F AMENDMENT TO CITY And against the p'or'osed annegation TO CLUDE SAID LAND ANNEXED, . 4id ZOnin will be ill 50 led to the point of beginning, All"!' INCLUDE SAID LAND ANheard. Said PROVIDING SEVERABILITY, from B I Busine District to R-M NE X ED ; hearing maybe continued from time CONFLICTS PR 0 V ID IN G NF AND EFFECTIVE Multiple Family Distric t as said SEVERABILITY, CONFLICTS to time until final action it taken by DATE zoning classifications are described the City Council AND EFFECTIVE DATE. Said ordinance was placed on first In the :oni,tg ordinances of the city Said ordinance was placed on flrt This notice shalt be posted at the reading on October 7, 1973, and the of Longwocd. Florida, to wit: or. reading on October 7. 1973, and the City Hall within the City of City Council will consider same for dinance No. 143 and as amended and City Council will consider same for Altamonte Springs, Florida. and In final passage and ri'c adoption after the supplemented e III othe r places within the poblic hearing, which will be held in final passage and adoption after the Public Hearing wilt Le held in the public hearing, which Will be held in , .10(1 published In T f i' .in fotd thC City Hall of Altomonte Springs City Hall. Longwood, Florida, on the City Hall Of Altamonte Springs Herald, a newspaper of general onTuesday,tle30th day ofOctober. [, Monday, October 77, 177 at ,:M circulation in the City of Altamonte 1973, at 1:30 p.m . or onTuelday, the 30ffidayofOctober as yj , • pm , or as soon thefeatter as 197), at 4 - 30 p m , or as soon Springs, and Seminole County. lherealter as possibe At the I'lL PHA N T OM possible, at which time Interested thereafter II ussible. At the Florida,onc,aweekforatl,astfour meeting interested p3flln may parties for and against the powd meeting interested parties mar . (1) consecutive weeks prior 10 the appear and be heard with respect to , JE74.4MtW..,U,15tW, 74,4409 CoAl S1IR5'opp*'y zoning classification change will be appear and be heard with respect to d4ieOIfhCPbII( Hearing; thedale the proposed ordinance, This flWNfP TCY hearri. Of the first publication to flue date 04 hearing may be Continued from time the pr0'sosed ordinance. This the last Publication. both dates in This Notice is to bo Published by hearing may be Contind from tine to time until final action is takesu by /j positing in three ( s)) public places to time until final action Is taken by Ctutivi shall not be lesS then the city Council, within the City of twenty eight (21) dayS In addition, Longwood, the City Council. A copy of the proposed ordinance Florida, and published ,)i .r' in The A Copy of the proposed ordinance notce shall be posted in the area to I " spostedat the City Hall, Altamonte Sanford Herald, a newjp&ift I.e conids'rerJ for annexation arid Sprin7$, Florida. and copies are on r of is posted at the City Hall. Altarnonte general circulation in said city one Springs, Florida, and cies are on A' least "' lee" (15) da ys file With the Cfork of the City and jf"'rJ (1) time at least fifteen JIS) day% I Ift wi th the Clerk of the Cit y land or to the date of the Public Same May be Inspected by the pr:or to the time of the public 53ml May be inspected by the Hearing. public, Hearing. public. DATED this I"h day of Sep DATEC this 3rd day of October, DATED this 7nd day of O(tot*f. lembef, AD 1913 DATED this Ird day of October. A D 19 13 - Rah Rah! Rah. Lions "Around The SEC" By Bill Baker i. H.AV COrt)jR'tJg APPLlCTtCj, TINA . . — ----- Read Crooks & Lawrence - This Spirited Message Is Brought To You By The Sports Minded Buc1nccc I Irei.1 -. I GRIDIRON FANSI V - I V- 1445 rok P-m., or ds S;;~ theres"er as PoItSiblap Planning tuning - i~4 - I ,4NpME-riMEe We're Banking on You : ' •1 BEING IN SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, AND MORE PAR. in TICULARLY DESC RIBED AS :; ThE,) TO DON-JONES.' 'o. I MAJORS... LorryLewis at OVIEDO LIONS 1973 SCHEDULE 14 Sanford ............................. Away Sept. 22 Cocoa Rockledge .................... Away Sept. 21 CocBiich ........................Away Oct. Apopka Home Oct. 12 WlnterGar(j.n ...................... Away SEMINOLE COUNTY PLANNINQ AND ZONING COMMISSION Notice of Public Hearing The Planning and Zoning Cornmission of Seminole County, Florida, will Conduct a public in hearing 'V recommending aprJposed (hang' of zoning from A 1 Agrcui to OC 0tfiC District on the following described property: Lot 31, except the East 300 it of said lot as shown on the rpap of Watts Farms and recorded in the public records of Seminole County In P8 6. P $0. This tract is more particularly described as follows : Begin at NW corner Lot 31 run thence Ely along the South line of Lake Drive 219.3 ft. run thence Sly parallel to E lne of said Lot 3.4. 1030 ltto north line of,n,erD . 1943 ft I0SW(omerof Lot 34 thence N on w line said Lot 31, lOIS ft to P08. Further describedas froflting on Lake Drive ' mile SE of Seminole Blvd. - , Sept. T' 'I'M .UTiniiJA\— CLO6E - r).EE - ( CcótZ t CEV! MR. COP... my application for final discharge and that I Will apply to the FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN are engagw in business at 402A original with the Clerk of the ahove styled Court onorbo(e the 6th day i November A n iou. ... . .,.. a judgment will be entered against you for the relief demanded in the Petition. WITNESS my hand and the seal of saidCourtonthe2ndday Of October. 1973. al) - HE FICTITIOUS NAME NOT ICt IS tlerrt)y given that Friday, Oct. 5,1973--5B ALLEY - score. They were down to our hands of two top rated powers, 25, and we only had a 5 point St.arke (21.0) and St. Augustine corn- The Sanford Herald Legal IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, i AND Legal Notice Legal Notice FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, OR IDA. FICTITIOUSNAME FICTITIOUS NAME IN THE CIRCUIT JUDGE'S NOTICE IShCr,hV,, L tvii ACTION N O HflYlrr it • —. given am COURT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE engaged in bus i in re the Marria9-, of engaged inbusatflSi Galahad COUNTY nessat Oklahoma ¶t P 0 fl ZERITA LE BLANC, Ovledo Seminole Dr., CacIbcrry, Seminol ef hat County, PROBATE P40. 3IJ Coiity Florida une, PETITIONER. AND R I Ftoraa under the flCIllou nane of In re: E s tate of CHARD G name cw CANTERBURY LE BLANC, RESPONDENT FARMS. AERO CUSTOM DRAPERIES, and JESSE and that $ n?end to register DASHER NOTICE OF ACTION that i 1flf to register said name saicj FINAL NOTICE TO RICHARD 0, LE BLANC Of name with tt CIørk of the Court, with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CON Seminole County, RESIDENCE UNKNOWN in ac Seminole County. Florida In ac. CERN. cordance with the Provisioni of t he COanc, with the provisions of the YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIF$CD Name Statutes, To WI: Fictitious Name Statutes. To-Wit: that I'm action for dissolution of Fict,,iotjs Section 06509 Florida Statutes marriage has been tiled against Notice Is hereby given that I have 1957. Section $63.09 Florida Statutes 1937 by ZERITA G LE BLANC., and you 5 Elilñbeth Ann Marjnet:o filed my final report as Ad S: Mary L. Hofine' F'Ubll$h Sept 14,21, *te required to serve a copy of your Publish: minillralor of the "tale of Jesse 70, 1913 E SS DET-136 Dasher, deceased; that I have I Heo rillen defenses, it any. to it on mented after the game had winless coming into the game, ended. "1 th ought they might Vanguard's loss came at the upset. — Legal Notice We're Behind You,, Team! Make It a Win LIon$... Nelson & Co. Wheeler Fertilizer John Mikier InvItes [ You To Come Skating After The Game. Skate City . Off Hwy. 17-92 On The Dog TrdckRd, Ph. 838-2474 For Reservatjo5 City of Altamonte Spring%, Florida Publish - Sept 21, 21. Oc' S. 1. IC, 197) DEl 97 of the City of Altamonte Spring%. Florida Publish' Oct. S. 1913 DEU-31 City Clerit of the City of Longwood. Florida PubliSh: Oct. 3, 197] DEU 76 City Clerk A M the city of Altamonte Wings, Florida Publish: Oct S. 197) DEU 3) - ----- _____ Roller Rink Oviedo, Fla. Lee Falk and Sy Barry - :..' ''.:'• _____ �6B— Th Sanford Herald — Friday, Oct. 5 1973 Legal Notice Legal Notice Wan t A cis M ake Pa yda )s Conhpe M ore Often _ The Sanford Herald .- NOTiCE OF PUBLIC HEARINO NOTICE OF iRiffFOiNG q VACATip4ç, AND CLOSING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN DY _______________________ the City Council of the City Of PCRTIONS OF A STREET WINTER TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN; Instrucibons thAI Thi laid City Council will P.otd a You w,li tk notice that _________________________ .. Help Wanted Houses Rent Conmisson Of the City of Sanford, public hearing on a request for n Houses for SdlC Hoses (or Sale s • ____________________________ •fl'on Florida, at 7:00 o'cIoc p,. following -- Uf AVON CHRISTMAS EARPWIGS i hd delifibed real PfOpCfty. tOw4: October 22, 1973, In the City Co LONGW000 can help make the holidays hap SAPFORD, New 1 and 3 bedroom Lot 7, Block '0", JOHNSOP4'5 mission Room at the City Hall in t Pci'dcd immediately to train pier for your entire tamilyl Its tOWflhOU$I'S. West 13th St. at Holly Frame 2 bedroom, 1 beth home. City of Sanford, Florida, will c POULTRY FARM,eccordlngto plat u M Co M p U I E K easy selling fine AVON prodocts, Ave. Rent slarts at 1723. 322644) thereof recorded in Plat Book 6 kitchen equipped, furniture, slder and determine whettir PROGRAMMERS, The maod Call n: 6443079. or 6470590. ___________ drapetandwast,erincluded.0n3 Page I. of the PubIi Records f the City will cløe, vacate • br qualified programmers 5 lots WIthCitru$trL$11,2S0. 12.350 abandon •n right of the Cny and Seminole County, Florida r,re61. We will train you far this S.nlor5ctlJLk HOMES and APIS. for rent. Fro down, 10 yr. existing mortgage, Then take a look at thIs 3 bedroom, 2 thi Public In OpPOrtunity. 322.7110 or 3fl 9405. hiçhly I.lIIe profession & service to by 1100 mo. Call 173.7641. HOMF a with a C 1 zonIng classIficat bith home on beautifully land. street as follows Hyde Supply, Inc. 1)43 SI per mo. u with employment a? the same _________ RENTALS-broker--9 ,, scaped lot, with woods beyond. ALL INTERESTED PARTIES The Easterly 1) feet and tree lime There is no age limit, but 20 Male.Female KULP REALTY This home base kitchen, that Want Ad are invited to attend and be hNrd. Westerly II feet of that portion you mutt te wtlling to stan ifn ready to move? Sell e*c,ss Help Wanted Realtor pleasure to usa, divided from the Myrtle Avenue lying between Fulfon Thu Public Hearing wilt be In the _____________________________ mediately. Previous experience _______________________________ Items quickly with a clasSIfied adl 107W. lIt 5 family room by an extra long City Hall, City of Winter Springs Department Hours STreet ard Seminole Boulevard. not rc'uired For your Personal A permanent time position as snack bar. Nice screened porch, Persons intereSted may app.. Florida. on Wednesday, October 24: 7 bedroom. I full baths, family 'view Sam.. 3:30p.m. Laboratory Technician as the and draPes. 139.500. call Doris 1973. at 7:30 p.m.. or as soon and be heard at the time and oh room, central heat lair, washer, MOSSIE C. BATEM.AN University of Saturdays& Holidays Florida's cc thereafter as possible. Bell. Assoc. Specified. dryer, dishwasjr. Secluded and Agnic'itural R*search and 9a.m. .12 Noon CALL 8348588 NOW THIS NOTICE is to be publithed City Commission of the established neighborhood. $760 BflOKER 32276t3 Education Cenlef.Sanford C The Deadline-Il Noon In The Sanford Herald, a newspaper Permo.plusdeposlt.Wlllconslcj.r City of Sanford, Florida Roberts & Gilman Experimental Station on Celery ORLANDO BUSINESS of geflet'll circulation In said City, Great RETIREE INVESTMENt! option to purchase, 373 5401. By: H N. Tamm, Jr. Day Before Publication Ave.) College fralnng in biology -— Building includes 3 attractive one (1) time at least fifteen (15) City Clerk COLLEGE 830.5500 — preferred. Salary: $2630 per year. 3 bedroom, Suniand Estates. sis dayi pnor to th, time of tP,e pubbc The Longer Your Ad Runs apts. Will make nice resIdence Publith: Oct. , 1973 Pbøne 327-4)34. An Equal Op. Inc. RealtorS Longwuod mo, Is? 6 last, plus deposit. Call hearing. wilh good rental income, S3I.SCk. __________________________ DEU.23 Travel A gencies _____________________________ porfunity Employer, Titusville (305) 269 7317 after 3 IMMACULATE 3 bedroOms, l DATED this 5th day of (Ytcber. The Less It Costs Per Line ____________________________ C. A. Whiddon, Sr., Broker pm. INVITATION TO BID AD. 1973. FLYING CARPET TOURS, INC. Per Day. Ill N. Park, Sanford baths, Spanish Style with central Boatassembly riggers, Topwages. FOR St Mary T. Nton Airline ticke$, Cruise and Tours 322599). Nights, 3731167 Ph. Available for lease, Oct. 13, 3 heat and air. Large yard with I3le770 3003 W. Hwy POLICE CAR City Clerk at official rates. 303 Semoran Altamont, Springs. bedroom, 7 bath, central air and privacy fence. $23,500, Terms. Rated For Consecutive The City of Longwod, FirIda, City of Winter Bhd., (Hw-y 436). 13)3233. want to sell something? A small ____________________________ Heat. Double closed garage, near will receive bids on ?.'o (2) 197a Springs, Florida Insertions-No Change ' investment in a lasslf led Ad will ___________________________ DRIVERS. Part time or full time, golf course in desirable CONVENIENT to stores, 3 bedModel, neigh. Four.Door Sedan THOMASG. FREEMAN. ESQUIRE bring results. Of Copy. 18 borho.ad. $155 per month plus roOm, 1 bath, small lot. $12,900. ___________________________ We train you. Good commission. Male Help Wanted Automobile, V I EngIne 330 as per Post 01! ke Box secur lily aeposit, Terms. Yellow Cab Co, 201 S. Park. specifications attached Attamonge Springs, Florida 37701 All adverlis,n appearing in The All bids muSt be in the hands of the Aftomy for City of Sanford Herald on Wednesday wilt * * MECHANIC * * Woman for light housekeeping, Stemper Agency TEN beautiful acres with deep well Ste n stro ill City of Longwood, Florida, by Oc. Winter Springs, Florida automaticafly be placed In Thur. Need, Two general line mechanics some babysitting. Couple, or and trees. lojr IS, 1973. 4.00 P.M., at the City PublIsh Oct. 5. 1913 SEMINOLE.REALTOR0RL., +wp sdays FAMILY BARGAIN NEWS woman with small child conMust have own hand tools, Pai Hail. LOnOWOOd, Florida IN A OEU-n MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE SECTION thaI is dstnibuted to an witl share home. 373 0411 3724W) vacations and hospitalilation, SEALED ENVELOPE marked BID ___________________________ additonai 12,000 homes in the are., 1995. Frerch lam. to 4:30 p.m. 3221531 after S Eve Sunday, 322-7374 or 3fl.14 commission, Apply in __ ____ ON POLICE CAR. Bids will be CIrY OF ALT&MOUTE SPRINGS. Advertisers should include this & WeekendS. Jim LMh Chrysler Plymouth, 7613 awarded by te City of tcgod 'rt;n in copu?inq th.r carn OF flr.; f q 1' ' -...-..-.i', P ii[A4I?G 10 CONSIDER Do you like orkisiu with 11v'nu all ith arid to àccept any bid wtiith ADOPTION OF PROPOSED OR Houses Rent Furnished plants? We need potters, packers . ____________________________ We have openings for Truck meets Of exceeds __..., Realty. 337 1301 THIS 3 bedroom. 1"i bath Is these OINANCE. Drivers, Warehouse and Salts and generous laborers In our specificatns, that i deemed to be TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN i -t 7440 Ha*ãth Ave at 17 yj Personals spotless. )fas climate cer$ral, Personnel, 4 hr. wee&. Exclitnt nUrsery. Good benefits. ApPly in to tht beSt interest of the City. Partially Furnished equipped kItchen and Carpling. — fringe benefits, Apply In prson person, 7575 S. Park Ave., Apopka Specifications may be picked at NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll "and new 7 or 3 bedroom Call 3324267 Only 1.24.500. after 9 a m. to SCOTTY'S HOME or call N6-2722. ext. 119. the City Hail, (Extra) tood the City of Altamont, Springs, Free, 444 7077 for "We Care".__________________________ townhous. Choice location! No BUILDERS, 700 French Ave. ' ' Florida, that the Council will hold a Florid.. "tiottine". Aduit cm Teens. car needed for shorpIng, s.hColS City public hearing to cnsldir enact G.tting ready to move? Sell exm'ss 34 INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS Mobile Homes Rent or churches. Wall to wall smia ------In th event that any recognized mint of Ordinance No. 26073. tO TWO BEDROOM residence where DIAL A DEVOTION carpeting. Dishwasher, disprl. Workers apply in person 't __________________________ 3 Ot'drDorn mobilehome. Nopets. hO manufacturer should wish to bid, titled: owner has beauty salon. $l4900. 323 5010 range and central heat air _________________________ alcoholic beverages. Ph. 322 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY American Wood Produc1, I97 RECEPTIONIST, type some, an but (mdi it impossible to comply Ct1!rl8JptlstChW.Ch Has real pO%sibitItIil tfunyl There's only 1 of each, in Charles St. Longwood, FIa. Camp Seminole. swer phone, meet people, AN. -—. _______________________ withallthem;nimumsp,cific,oni OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, M61. set form, their beiwilibereceNed FLOR;DA, ANNEXING TO AND FACED WITHADRINKINC DERSON EMPLOYMENT Factory help wanted by point For Rent or Sale, two borooni,1 City PROBLEM Alt '.niarmc,ej in the ipecIficateon INCLUDING WlTiit4 THE COR manufacturer, I to 4:30, Mord,iy ______________________ Dêth mobile home, iso mo. PORATE AREA OF THE 7% INIERESI PertmpsAIcOPio4icsAnonym CITY js must be noted in writing in the bid through Friday. Locatednexi door tiers's a 7 story fra,ie with 3 InquIre 1520 Hilltop Rd., Mature kitthenh,ip " /,, C,'r .',: propPsai, otherwise the bid will be .J Fertilizer, Fiv3 Pointi. Lovely 3 bidroom, 1, bath horr bedrooms end7 baths for the bid Caloerty, AND BEING IN Wanted Phone17345*7 _________________ SEMINOLE relecied. with garage, central heatair and family. W&l'll you see it. 124,900 men fur Je(iye'i$314919 L;WOO, COUNTY, FLORIDA. AND MORE tur. y WritePO.Bnx 17T Oelivry comerlot.Payequityandassume _______________________________ I bedroom mobile home, adulti only, riil,w'a days a wcek. G.u.. ______________________ d.Fk.i.ij, -____________________ Florida. The venicle ts to be PARTICJLArLY DESCRIBED AS mortgage Only 172,500. no pets, Ph. 3221277 Call 322-2420 Anytime '!aring salary. 1 pply in person delivered at discretion of the bidoer FOLLOWS: LOTS I AND 7. LESS Business Opportunities -____________ Badcox Furniture, 500 Hwy. 1792 NOTE. on tt.e bid as to deltiiery THE WESTERLY 5 FEET OF LOT Sales Lradcr' 'nto 3 bedrOom, I bath, air I. heat, large DELTONA Casselberry. Lostand Found L BLOCK 45. SANLANDO, AS S date. YourMuitipleListingAgency loI.$223mo.$50damaged,pi(, SE SERVICE COINOPERATED MINIMUM SPECIFICATION FOR RECORDED lD THIS PUBLIC 7iôSPai'S.Di' See this branc? new Early American REALTORS mo. lse. 323 5161. KWll( KAR WASH av'm.i.. Retriever, ________________ OF i ;c;,ori )(1l;rtn(5 SEMINOLE OL'R DOOR RECORDS Lawn Say 'rn' forctarea. Very luw ,nyt's',len,. s CrI,c', uhf, *tani.g chain, vicinity _____ C0UNTY• F L 0 K t D A; SEDAN .ttJ (OMOBILE, ivi room, modern kilthen, Hew 3 bdrm. 2 bath, family rm.. w riwy. 46 & Airport Blvd. 322.4199 • Career Opportunity Pc?. financing. n inveStment for REDEFINING THE CORPORATE MOTOR w carpet, air. choice location _____ Business Property large lot. $1600 down payment. 5; 3734453 after S. hose who MUST SUCCEED end LIMITS OF THE CITY OF $2L 000. Alio 2 choIce hors ALL VINYL TRIM Price $31,500. one that will provide years For Rent ALIAMONTE SPRINGS TC III. FACTOIPY AIR COtJ1)lTlflNlT4 nearino comnleVon in h.*..c. Educatinn , !dy IflCOUi C,3i 6 _ - • Turf Care CLUDE SAID LAND WIThIN THE -or rent or long term lb$,by iection, $.1.50Q. Terms nATEk DEFROSTER M. UNSWORTH REALTY .!. h167. -TINTED GLASS - WIND. MUNICIPAL LIMITS OF THE owner, 3 acres of land with lake -. Frirfas, fl,i'4 C .#g . ' . u' ,,, - I Ti Want DIAL emmole 322-2611 M EN & WOM EN - EXCLUSIVE THAT SPECIAL HOME? Orlando 831 9993 frontingon well traveled highway. * HIGH RETURN * 3 bedroom house, ideal for nor. wry, trailer sales, etc. Call $. Gain stability in fluctuating in. $060. vestment market. invest with a _________________________ stable, 9rOwing national fast food chain. Join the growth pro'am 1 Houses for Sale wlthan experienced chicken fish . - -shrimp franchiweand profit mi county expansion program. BALL REALTY Private investors Only. Contact ALL FOUR (4) WINDOWS GooçlThingstoEat SURE GRIP DIFFERENTIAL City Council will cOnsider same for Openings available in Sanford, Deltona, and Orlando area. Call tTRACTION.t-OCK 01FF.) finalpassaOeandaobnoft,rth, Farm Fresh Rabbit, any Quantity TWO (2) BARREL CAR. Publichearing,whichwillbeheldln government Inspected, 79c a the City Hall Of Attamonte Springs BURETOR nd 327 1232. COLOR - WHITE OVER BLUE oflTveday,the3Qhdayof • DELIVERY DATE: 0 January 1973, at iig p.m., 6661516, P. W. CollIns Lawn Spraying Inc., Candace Or, off Hwy. 1792, Fern Park. ________________________ 1974 Used car mechanic, excellent pay thereafter as possible, At the - instructk,ns WI.y Dowell Chief of Police hearing may be cord inued from time City 01 LOngwood, Florida totime until final action Is taken by the Cty Council. A copy of tPte propo Publtsn Oct. 5, 1973 DEU.2$ lmportcar1.Applyinpern,Ja i B M K EYP U NCH ordin,snc, Experienced auto body man. Apply CITY OF A*.TAMONTE SPRINGLFLORIDA Springs, Florida, and copies are on file with th Clerk of the City and Notice of Pubic Nea'1nq TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notceis hereby given by the Cm'y same may be Inspected by th public. DATED this 3r day at Octobr, Council of the City of Attamonte AD. 1973. SprIngs, Florida, that said City CnciI wil hoki a public hearing. 3: Jane Richiris City Clerk . (a) To consider *flnfxat,Orm ot tne of the City of toTlowug deSCribed property lying Attamonte Springs, Florida and being in Semnole County, PUblish: OCt. 5. 1973 FiOrs4a, to wit. Baker VW,322.2135. TRAI N EES Heed2men,lightwork pt workn as an IBM keypunch CiratQr interesing to you and you are availat,le to start - Mobile Homes NIGHT WATCHMAN rking and training at the time There is no age limit and 3night5 week, Ph. 3237100. high school diploma is not required. Prepare yourself for future now in this highly rewar. SPRINGLFLORIDA Rang. 39 East; and also Notice of Pvb(ic Hearing Sou?hI37feefC Nortn314foof TOWHOMITMAYCONCERN ding field Personal -3 Range 29 East; and O Sovt 413 feet Of the N 34 LAND, HOTEL AND i4AVIGATlOH 04 W 1 COMPANY, according to the Put Of NW 'vol NE '. LESS, SOuth 425 threof as recorded in Plat Book I. feet Of West 240 feet and East 2)3 page 12, of the PbIi Records feet of the North 335 feet, SectIon 15, Seminole County, Florida; Tovnship 21 SOuth, Range 29 Fast, totP'.p corporate limil of th City of tr,e corporatp I,nt', ..)t the C'ty t mcriut' Srngs. Fliy,ct. and Altamont, S.nings, FlOridi. and Ib) To consider also the question fbI TOcons,der also ItmequeSton oi designating and assigning of designating arid aSSigning tne zoning of C-C Cons. zoning cl*$slIjatlon 0, P ME men cal General District to said Residential, Multiple Family property a fbi cias%ific,atior, is Ditr:ct to said properly as that described in the zoning ordinances ctassilicat ,on is in the' 0' the City of Altamnonfe Springi, zoning ordin,msces of the City 04 FIorida.towjl;Ordjnan.ceNo "" Ai'amoq$ Springs, Florid. to wit. ar' as afr,cnoed and suppltrTW'nted Ordinance No 72573 and as t present zoning claistficat.ri amended andsuppiemr.nted,, at saic property are R.1A lpree bedroom, front kitchen, $2' x $5', aIr, $3,300. 3374299 between 9 endS. CALL 8348588 NOW ORLANDO BUSINESS COLLEGE *ithfulIorpm1tins,empsoy "th ever you desire. Botti morning and evening classes ,iailable. You must be willing 10 start immediately. Perinal i, terview requir help. Will train willing worken. Must be physically strong. Starting pay with fringe bes4its Call fl3.32 or 131-1610 for in tervi,w. STEEL SERVICE, INC. airit Road, Sinford. ORLANDO BUSINESS PIAP4OLESSONS - ROOFERS. Experienced in built .,p described in tts zoning ordinances clastitita,ions are described in the I2Wte'k ChOrdCourie i''Y Water. 323.1379 Seminole County, Finm;da. The Public Hearing will be held 1,1 The Pimbtit H.earng will be held In the City Halt, AItarnonte Springs, the City Halt, Altarnonte Springi, Floride,ontheflrc?cjjyof October. Floreda.ontrieflrjdayof October, - - 1,1 ' rwaninornaybecontir.,,edfrorn,jme t. tn ,,nvi •:ne" . t.,r, tm CiTy Council This rOf.ce Shell b posted at th, This notice sPsatt be postec at IPie City 11411 Within t THE three (3) other ptace's within t Springs, Florida. mid ifl Ipiree (3) other pls(n within the City, and puis?sed in The Sanford Cf y,and published in The Sanford H4raId, a newspaper Of 9flt'4'al Herald, a newspaper Of genf.r,,i cculatn n the City t ,:;' .r . i'- .!'T :-' - i' L:_If. r$ I . inIJ cminOle COurfl 1. Fior,da,onc,awforatst, FØf aweeffo . tloU,, (1) lacutIve weeks priv- to COn1ICutiv "-"1 1S prior to the dale 4 the' PubIc Hearing, the date , tf Pubic ii.ir,n.i it.. .ts.. ........................ om;httiritpuDllcetmOntC,hedate,of OftheIirstpubIicationloth,dat,ol th last pihli't. bOth d4tfl th Last ps*tlicaui.Gn, both dates in. (tusive, shall riot bt Itis than cI.n,vr, shall not be less 5hn tiienty eegh? (21) days. In addition, twenty eignf (211 days. in !dd,hon, tice shall be posted fri the area Jo notice utah be posted in the era, be considered fOf 6fl'itiai*On and be considered for 'mnexatloes and t fifteen (IS) dayS zoning 4t l.itt fifteen (15) day's pm; r to erie dite ni thC tub!. pr.rr to Dir cJa? cf the it.ii nci r4vaf.r.g DATED ir4 IWI'I d5j of ko DATED this 19th f 0 *,73 te'mnber. A 0. 1Y7). 3.: Jane HiC.TSfttd1 5: Jane Richirdi Cy CienI Of me City Clerk 97) - ity,-f cprinqt. Fi,a epi. 21,73,00 3, IL It', Publc$h: Sept. 21. IL Oct. 5, 12, l9, it73 OFt #1 Fern Park ------- in person to BID RnO(InQ Corn pany, 131 Seminola Blvd peted, central heat arid air, g Apartments Rent Caelberry. ST. JOH N'S WELAKAAPARTMENTS __, S'U MO PARKS, 1 2 3 Bedroom Trailers & Apt 2 Adult parks, 2 3Mo,., S%VN,W9US.SA Fnth - AVALONAPARTMENIS ADULTS NO PETS llaw.2nd __________________ TYPIST ; arlCn,,'c5 6$%D50,3jlf,,,C, x , .. '. k'*.,.. : -c . - - 'ri celtic for less than the best? Call Norretl Temporary,flIi Lee home as ctntsal sir and heat, wall to wall carpet, washer irso dryer, 17' x 1$' new storage shed. Nicely lanthca1'sed, plus Of he'r extra goocJ,es. $73,950. $7,900 cat Pl.i.0 2 apt Ills scurity deposIt. 313 Laurel Me. 337. balance 4 $143 PIll or dc-.',ri r.aymcnI £5 low as $),4,O. Ill] per month PiTl. ______________ ______ ___ -• Rd., Winter Park, PSi. W;1), KIrby Co. of SanfOrd reeds teiepIsne I.oHcilf, full or part tirn. $ee Bill Wic!.. 127 . 27th St. tom 9. I?. 37312W Attentuin mothers; Earn t.tra money while the chIldren are In schoQl. 'Work from local of(tcr No selingCalf(xl 2*73. - __ ____ _____ ' i..yp'v - - - LA ax a, aria 2 B*m furnisl,erJ ipt., adults inly $10 mo. mAill'ies fa'nIshed. 3234)40, St n(ot'd _________ II BEDROOMS, ADULTS ONLY PMIK AVENUE MOBILE PARK _- herald -- - * * WAITRESSES * * I AM. or P.M. shift. Apply Caviller Motor 1mm, 33005. 17-97, Sanford. —. '' -- corner lot. Make down payment & CLOSING COSTS assume mortgage. iW me. 3 BIflROOM. I BATH BRAND NEW HOMES. PACkn FULL 0$ ALL TP4r EXTRAS YOUO Cxr'rcr AiO DESERt , than 100 yaras to Supermarket & other shooping. Dining room & breakfastber,entralhe.t,well& pump for lawn, wood floors, fireplace. curtains, rods & drapes, citrus & muCh more foe' 115.300, Reasonable down payment & ner will finanite. ' '' ' ""' * .----_--.-_.._ Brand new LOPMEIIT OF wmco LAND Co -s - Atimakesseryic. fth. 530 9735 - Uulll,CGE Appli,;n 3 old, bedroom. t& 2nd AtticInsulations H-Hagan BuHdozing Ceramics JACKSON'S CCRAP,tI(5, Supplies, lfl dialer 10 3 Closed Thursday 0. Sunday.3227921. SERVICES U'ILIMITE() HANDYMAN REASONABLE PRICES. CALL 322 Pt-i Olympic PooJ, Play At 1304W. FirLnkt WE TAKE tRADES experienced rslimales 3230791, In Leaving state Sanford1)yrs.3231971. Custom made screen rooms Car oorts. Top workmanship and materials LEACH ALUMINUM FABRICATION. 323 4675 — — _- Ire ra1 ScIl it last arid tm',1 with a lowcosl Classified ad.! ri ADCOCK ' Roofing& Sheet Metal Gulte & Down StX)I,ts 600FreochAve,) -. -- furniture - Drawings. Fast. dependable, Hodges & Gritfus Lend Clearini'j "economical, Call Victor-34S 3743 Excavating & Grading. Ph. 373)797 bEAL DRAFTING & PLAN or 3324243, day or nile. OR RENT WITH .6,ERVICE. For builders, sub cintraclor's 3. iflmj)vi(ftj,5t5 Custom ?ijSe plan',, DIot plins. & room sale? Don't foi'get to idvettise II In the planning a garage i••i1 •d - Sc,ien Repairs _______________________ DAVIS SCREEN REPAIRS Porches Patios Pools & Vents, Also painting, No lob too small. Ph 134.1110. Vacuum CleOneri _______ F REF Home De'monstralio,, 9 SAVE ON NEW FURNITURE Living room sets (5 piece) $64; 6 lOvC seats 119; 13 sofas $61 to $261; misc. chairs. rectiners, etc. 21 bedroom Sets $93 each; S bedroom sets (Modern 8. Provincial) with bedding $129, name brand box springs 3 mattresses 146 per %eti Odd chests I night stands available. Inspect at United Freight Sales, Warehouse Outlet, S. Orange Ave., Orlando Ph. $39 $291. Hr's. Mon Fri. 9 to 9, Sat. e to S Terms available _______________________ -_- Y,int to sell Something! A small ATTENT!ON FURNITURE BARGAIN HUNTERS! We have inveitmeil ifl a Ciassifietj Ad will several odds 3. ends, Unclaimed tw.nq reSults tevaways, slightly damaged --____ ' items, etc., that must ,be sold regardless f price, to make room PAUL5LA1tR for new tall merchandise, Sale Professional Wallpaper Hanger ends Oct. 14th. PHIL DEERE Licensed Residential Commercial FURNITURE, Hwy. 16 2t1 mIles west of Sanford, 323 0230. Free Estl,'nales, Ph. 327 6373 322.8661 or Trash 'n Treasure Sale and g Slightly worn clothIng. Oct. 6. am. to 2 p.m. Lutheran Church Redeemer, 103 W. 25th Place, Sanford. Free to good home, two kittens anct or mama (tat. 323.0543. - Uachspmunds, AKC miniature, black I tan, also red, sire 7 lbs., wor. mcd, shots. $63. Animal Haven GroomIng 1. Boaraing Kennels 3775752, Horses t3rmt year old mow pony. t.oy(hlldrefl Make offer. 373-5333, ________________ -- Sofa Bed Wel!Drilling -. - - - DICK JOYCE WELL ORIL,LIPi.,., 3" and larger, pumps, sprinklers waterconditioners, 372 16)0 _____________ WELLSORILLED-PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All lypesindsize We repair andservlce STINEMACIlINtl, SUPPLY CO -- , ,,, MalchIng Cain, 170 Call 3231235 _______________________ PICK UP PAYMENTS CASH 332 4137 tools. etc. Buy 1 or $001 items, Larry's Mart. 7)5 Sanford Ave. Cash buyer for used articles, furniture, etc. HWY 46 ANTIQUES, 372-6972. ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top prices paid, used, any ConditIon. 644-6126. Winter Park. - 71 1766 JEEP Nothing duwn, l•c over. Call credit manager, 373 P4OLEN U;', ,Q,__ _ SR 134$ Mi w i Sat ml 141131 it ZAYRI PLAZA •FERN PARK $31423) 300 New S.ti MAT'! e £ Box Spring; t IA I ICings Complete sa'e 'Lb 80 AutosforSale — '72 VW Sedan. 4Ipeed. RIH. Nice car. $1530. Call 64.2966 Or $34. 0900. 1971 Vista Cruiser, 32.300 mIles, extra clean. 615-3013, See at 2201 French Ave. CORVETTE '71, T.Top, power brake,, steerIng, air, AM.FM. **AMC - THIS WEEK AT UNITED FREIGHT SALES 7 Spanin, Mirditemranean Frer..j', Fij clal bedroom sets, 17993 ard up. 6 Sofas, 3 Styles tO choose from, SaP.95 to 515993 Name brand vacl.aurns, SaC 9$, $99 5$ New '73 Singers, $5995 Oath. JEEPS** For. t?'e best buy in Amiricin Moon, arid Jeep vehicles, se DON BALES Sanford Motor Company $05 S. French Ave., 332-4317 STEREO SPECIAL 200 watt. AX4000.Gafrard cons. ponent t. req. $4-SC, hew Only $219, Alto availabl, speakers, hiadphon.j and G.arrar turn. tables. Wareh,u Outlet located 33505. Oran, Ave. Ortand. (bif*i Hol4, £ MIthtg0;, Hours ct Moa.p Sat. 'iii WHOA, Don't throw away ustlul idle items, Sell them Quickly with a Herald Wan? Ad by calling 337 2611, and asking fo. I friendly Advisor. ['he SUBAR1 DL WAGON ___________________________ 12 Auction PUBLIC AUCTION Every Monday tOte 7 P.M. Open daily, 9.3. We buy or sell one piece or household. Consignments welcome, 323-730. SANFPRD Hwy 17 92, Sanf, Sale Friday Night, 7:30 Two complete dining room sets; WHERE THE CUSTOMER MAKES THE DEAL complete modern bedroom set: All kinds of miscellaneous Items. [Ut LcLW Dell's Auction Service Ltii'. E Hwy. 4368 17.92 373.5470 LtaL. Fern Park _____________________________ Dishes, glasses, table lamps, Carport Sale--Sat, & Sunday. Bevie Road. lit road we'st of Airport Blvd. On West 46, tarn south at Fleet Reserve, 32,2 724. 43 Pinetmlll Road, Deflary. Sat. 9-5. Call 464.4164 for directions ar items for sale. $5 Boats & Marine Equipment r.Craft, 3)', 13$ Merc. Power, trim, hot dip galvanized trailer. Tape deck, radio, full canvas, like new, 14900. 322.2117. TO MEET THE SALESMEN AT BILL BAKER'S 2 Ii p. Evinrude electric start, runs good, 1)73. Ph. 322-199) after S pm. arcraft '61. 16' bass boat. 3) Evinrude motor, Trailex aluminum trailer. Excellent Condition. $1005. $341606. Quality Extra Specials 5100 19' Cabin Cruiser, canvas, 130 Outdniye, only $4393. GalvanIzed 1333 19' trailers, $345. Fibre 13' High side fishing L'oafs, Irity 7195 Galvanized solid axle *4' traIlers only $129. Dependable $510 20 lip motors, $496. Terms, Visit our large boat lot, ROBSON MARINE 2927 HWy. 1792 Tappan RefrIgerator, coppertone, 1 yr old, $93. 323.3173 alter 3:30. __________________________ _____________________ - I MusicalMerchandjse Huge mirroredchltf,r, rratchtng make up dresser, 6 lb electric Dc sperale'-beautiful like new French Frler, Agfa Camera, .owry Organ. Originally $1700, round coffee table, First $30 takes acrif ice' $650. No dealers. 323all. 372-415.4. i 4 513. II'. 1 I BuildingMateria is ..z93 le" pinl. Stud g rade. J*CK DAVIS SALES MOR. 3 Piece. $63 P1'. 332.7414 Plywood, exterior end interior, alt kinds of other new lumber, half prIce. 323.5620. 7 DON POPE SALESMAN RON PETERS SALESMAN BILL RUOSS SALESMAN They are traIned experts about The new, Improved 1974 line of th VW and how it works for you! Volkswagens is on the way to Bill Ta(k to them today about the Bakers I They should be there any different models, About value, day! Meet these hetpul salesmen financing, service mileage and today! Get your VW tomorrow! upkeep. BILL BAKER VOLKSWAGEN, INC '1i"" tiOw Iwo LOCAl IQNS SANFORD - ' Hwy. I 3219 ,J Sanford Ph. 32215)5 Orlando I 1969 HEVY PICKUP. Nothing down, take over. Call cris manager, 373 6730, 621.1341. Stromberg C.arlson wall telephone, It's "Fix Up" Time, Hire an expert Treadle sewing machine, both repairman from today's class ifie1 prfect condition. 372.4753 ads! Treated. $1.00 each. Call 373.5613 I 323-1731. :ASpE Antiques - 969 Dodge Super Bee. left ide damaged by accident. 3720167 or 1940 FOrd piCk.up, small Thun. derbirdenglne,$cyIAl)94$ Sun roof. 323-6735. ____________________________ To buy and sell gold or silver Coins, contact us first We also buy bulk silver COinS. SEMINOLE COIN CENTER, 109W. 1st. 373 435?, 196) Jeep Station Wagon, excellent condition, Good tires. 372, 5131 $967 Che-ul'OIet 1 ton truck, dual whetl, PlO; $695 or will consider trade. 377-7541 after 6. 39,000 miles. like new. *5.000. 372. 22*1, Stamps-CoIns you'll eye the classified ads regularly. toots, Polaroid camera. Palm and Grove Drive. 322930, Speed Q.ieen washer end matching dryer. Both $15. mo Call 3210244, est_for Sam BEDROOM SET . Trucks and Trailers 1946 Chevrolet PIckup, 26.000 mile's, A.) condItion, 11,000. Ph. 322-4707. For used furniture, appliances, . 1961 Buick. radio, heater, p 5 • pb, good fires. PSi. 323-5464 after 6:30 - I 647.039Q Or $31 .6444 1953 Chevy plck.up, 6 c'yI. standard, title, tags & Inspection, Asking $350 Ph '17'? 199) after S Waned?o8uy 69 $340311 Ch;na closet, 6 chairs and table, WullpqperHanging t$i,,id at Holly Garage.Rumrnage Sales must sell household Stove, refrigerator, ElectrIc Fireplace, 1740 watt heater with fan, white fieldstone, used I winter, 140. AIo mahogany room W. 25th Kittens-.cpmepar by thi "i do: Father from good nhIghbOrhcjod. $2 ea. to spay mama. 3fl.37, 66 excellent COndition. _______________________________ 'Land Withs.;;;r;,,, 54 - ProssureCleaning _ BUDDY'S fiU',[ Small Jobs Wanted 372 l33L±r" —w For Builders, suo contrdctors. ____________________________ CIe'arktg . Complete House Plans and Sh,'ip ______________________________ Rental Purctiaw Plan Color Wnrld TV 64.41006 Goods dishwasher, living room suIte, end tables, lamps, stereo. lawn egsimnrnent 3224463, yhomeabathRemove ______________________ mildew, protect paint. Pressure Washers from $3.3 $65. Dryers $25. cleanwalis. patios, roofs. freeest, $45. Refrigerators $70 on up. Box impec .ipra Klean 3270397 crc. Springs & Mattresses, 125, a set. Newshingle's_tacked on_by_square Living room sets, $65 up. BARwith air, or by hand. Licend a. NETTS, 634-3720, $311616, $11inSured, 373 1333. 007). KIRBY VACUUM CLEANE'Z Carpentry. Remodeling, Additions, Only e thoi-i:ed sales & service ri Custom Work. Free Estimate, 373 sanford. Open 93. Mon..Sat. 101W. 77th SI. PPm. 3735210 DTt1flg YOU Call I C000URN FENCE CO - ô44 4791, ()etJaryfll MIS Panting-interior & exterior, repairs, rools painted, tree honest Household - 322-6210 Color TV 514.95 Mo. - Si If you have an eye for real value, you'll eye the Classified ius regularly. AUCTION - Grooming.P3odIes. Terriers, all breeds. SI discount with this ad. ______________________________ CONCpTE PATIOS MANOR ' & 3 Bedroom Townhoust fur? _________________ c t,ottman Painting & Decorating, Interior 4 Exterior. Quality Work iensed 3 ln%urcd 323 4144. 377 9111 or evenurmgs-$3).1l46 -- _____________________________ DRYWALL-SPRAYING 8 PAINTING -- CORBEI1 —' Call32'ZIS HomeImprovements finish, floor Monthly payments as low as v per month See at sanford Sawing Center, 307 E. 1st Downtown, PPm - - CALL RALPH lr'ui,it On, SANF CR0 'TEAT ING Dli ION INC flO9 Santord Aye, 3376390. STEREO Walnut Woods buggy, $100, 14' Playmate travel trailer, $600, Air condi. Grooming Professional wilts love tioner, $30. Bar 1. 2 stools, $200. I a.m -4 p.m. Animal Havee Call 323-1036. Grooming and Boarding. 322 5752. Hire by Houror Job COUNTRY CLUB Forrest Greene, Inc. Pet Care ________ SUMMER SALE Buy locally and get service. Singer Golden Touch & Sew-Ill. Necchl Zig Zao-13$. bination), misceIlans items, Call 3230923. ____________________________ Hauig OIL HEATER CLEANING 1.'---- _ —_ -_- Runt A Now Home at Apartment Price's site. Priced below appraisal Owner leaving area. Hurry Hurry--$.34.co3. ftee Eat Reas0nabItt.r 5)23621 " Heating STEREOS SEWING MACHINES sirden&Lawn$ervlce I andsc,spng Mowing, Edging, 2 gas stoves, TV (stereo corn trimming Dfiver end Dump Truck for IWo REAL EStATE. REALTOR FAIPffCO 'l0P,tan-DIa Ave in an ______________________________ Repairs on •tl makes & Odl5 Washers, dryers, dishwashers, ,t disposals, air conditioners & refrigeration, Domestic i. corn . m.rcial. 323-7407 Concrete OPENING OPTION TO BUY sectIon, SiP4k SanfOrd Electric Coi'rpany 2172 Park Drive. 322 1542 rifl -_.. ' * Steelcombinat'onfilIngcabi, with desk lop, 26*33 1 vibrating bicycle type exerciser. 6645575. ___________________ Gloss•Mlrrors BARGAINS 3774503 a, 2819 Orlando Drive, 322 0357 WILSON MAIER FURNITURE buy sell trade .!i! 31.5.EJP'stSL ....mJ622 MOWING,EDGIP4(.. & TRIMMING CALL 337)361 IIM. TELEVISIONSETS$'7SUP MILLERS I9ON. I7 #2,Longwood,I, hauling. Tremblay, 3232171, Need fencing? We install best quaI'ty fences, all types. Fast, Turner Fence Co.373 3761 Mart* CENTRAL FLA. SALVAGE -Lawn Service, Odd jobs, and Ligh' FencIng H&ACERAAAIC C Cctery Ave . Sanford bedroom, 7 bath home Is 'naulit.' Eat in ktch, fcru:aI dining and family room. Plenty Of gardening space on this 130' x 195' stmrut. trimmed & shaped Flower bnds cleaned & edged to per. tection Specialist, Mowing by reguelt only. Free estimate 373 io4I. 74,ni$i. .w.,,,., Sanford. STOCK REDUCTION SALE SlEW, USED, REPOSSESSED TV, Furniture, Appliances $357070 53)5001 Servk, Lawn tl&uAiRCOHDill0Nirii Repair APIDHEATINGSEHVICE f3fl 530 92)7 5309202 South Seminole TV Service, new & used TVs. Hwy. 434, Allamonte Central Air ConditionIng. For free springs Ph. 131-9912. :'estimale, call Carl Harris, at •_ ..3EARs in Sanford. 322.1171, month 120)00 3 bedroom, 1., bath, kitchen equipped. Lees,. Avalta bIt Nov. 1. 337-VIa. Electionic Equljmeni Conditioning Flea -------.-'. GarardAM.FMand$traci Stereo console, $211; 10" Stereo, as Is, 1.41; Cash or Terms arranged. iio per month. Call Credit Manager, 3779411 or see at Sanford SewIng Cvnter, 307 E. 1st St., DO'WrdOVirti 1941 Hwy. 17.92. Open Sat. & Sun.9.3 Call $3$. ADirectoryof ExpertsReady To Serve You! - 83431 3 1 REPOSSESS IONS -. 3 Custom Choppers See to appreciate Best offer. Ph. $300952 - W. Fairbanks Ave. Winter Park. 21" Cnkw tntti,.I. ICeS Plymouth Belvedere with 1967 4dOengire,4 speed. $100 cash. CIII It you have an eye for real value, Motorcycles F.male,Smos, 68 FM muItIplx radio, $ track tape player, psychedelic lights, and much more. Guaranteed, Sold new for $479 Pay balance of $115 or $330 monthly. Phone 647.1577 for freeborn, trial. HALLMARK, 1715 Olds Totcnado'fl. Low mileage. Michelin Radials, Loaded. Must sell Quickly, only $3900. Call 46164)3. prn Bay Colt,$ mo $123 61$ 6495 1972 beautiful walnut cabInet, AM 'JPIITED FREIGHT SALES has for sale to the public (7) 300 watt AMFM Components, $61 cacti; (5) 6000 Garra rd component systems 74 Hour Service Call 332 749 * MaIand BULLDOZER WORK :Clearing lots our Specially 37) 17)1 after 3 p rn REM? Deltona CalIbart Real Estate ewperience. DeBary 6464563. • MULTIPLELISTINGSERVICE 377199) 9)9 .5. Frencn Eve,, Sunday, 3fl.737, or 32214% STE R EOS Your cost, %IO, Orlando 293 6191 anytime. e.i.pj, 045 Jill STEREOS REPOSSESSED s at DeBary. 1717. Abanooned. unwanted, junk cars Pets and Supplies TV.Rad jo-Stereo 53 available. 323.7860 se$ting with trees on a corner lot. Washers and Refnigerator, Dick's Appliance Sales?. Sarvice ,t.i, Frir,cP, Ave. Sanfora, 32i-763a. 05K turntables, JVC Quad set and Ph.)221333 TOWER'S BEAUTY S.SLON tormerly H,irett's Beauty Nook) Painting, interior, exterior, tree 519 F. Pn, 372 57i7, estimates. Reasonable. 20 years 23,900 Off We;? tIni Street Near Oisiva Olr6c,s Apt; singer srwing machines $39.95 ti 15995 Inspect nd test at 3.S0 T' inge Ave., OnIaro,,, Ph. 059 529). Terms available, Pins, Mon Fri. 9 to 9, Sat. 9 to S. Garrard turn tables. Inspect arid teSt at 3350 S. Orange Ave., Orlando, ti. $591391. Hr's. Mon. Fri. 9 to 9, Sat 9 to $ Terms - ReallO(AtterHwrs: 9711; 7991.322 F re Ig h tDamaged Real Estate Wanted 0 235OO JIM HUNT REALTY 2S?i Pan,, Dr 332 3111 1141. FREIGHT SALES LItIng Wanted 28J ' '66 Dodge Coronet. air conditiOned, power steering, clean, $730. 322- Junk Cars Removed F K E E-Bos let?. Beagle Refrigerator, and Air Con- ''LCEQUIPMtJIT &OOTS Western Wcar, Save at the Oh Corral Western Shop. 17.92, 1 mlii '"'''-'- 7 ed fllaCtnfle'. PPLIAN5, 323- di'ioners, GENEVA HEATING & AIR CONCITIONING, 3096 Orlando DrIve, 33 53i, each radio headphones $13 each; Ii lope decks $20 each: 7 STEREO CONSOLES UI each. Also available misc. speakers, eauty,Cczre SANFORD 9 to I UNITED -- a u iiOU55 . .DL Unfurnispied ''' Sanford -_-_- bedrooms. 1i baths, fenced yard, som carpet, kitchen eqvl, ________________ SEMINOLE.REALTOR ORL.,-WP, . 7SlSParkDr,3fl w Expar,enced preferred. Apply Lakcmriew Nuninq Carder, 919 E. . _ -- "' ii DOWN '2* Term available, Hrs. Mon.Fri reg. $419 now only $236, speakers inCluded; 17 sets htadphone $6 DOWN NO Reailc,r 6457333 Mary ________ __________________________ CANADIAN REFRIGIIATION AND APPLIANCE SERVICE Stpmnesr .Annnri, - - . WASHER, pirt,. New and Uied, Freezers, Washers, -- "Sanfora's Sales Leader" Your MultIple Listing Agency tiii ZIG ZAGS Area Call 322.2420 Anytime IN ZAYRU PLAZA •VLRN PARK 1 200 ________________________ , rurn,sneo artment. 4130 Orlando Drive S4nford. ' _____________ _______ ____ ____ BROKERS ! Ave conditicn. $7395 firm, 327-03).' 1963 Dodge? door, 17 hauled away. NO.LONGER USED CAMPIN G -'-----------------RECONDITIONED Refrigerap, GEAR IS IN DEMAND. SELL W5h, and NOW WITH A CLASSIFIIZO Li '.1 Dryers, i'vARP ITY. Free Delivery, Wr4lTE. OF APPLIANCES, 644 YE hfajtitui, rolling acrc, *ilh 310tt frontage on Pine Tree Road. 129S00. Trip Time Tested Firm 1,''iN t"nrli.Av Da,. 372 6123 Nights 377 '357, 377 S.17i rtt_LINEi1 I_CM!CAj BEAUTIFULLY DECORATED .._.. Lake ST. JOHN'S REALTY CO Pool & Deck Chaise Floiti. Pall O 1.tt Swrr. Orange I Will. Call 3325699. _____________________- Free Pupplestogoodhome Part Beagle C,il 37) t555 high. 14" deep, far camper or bar, $40 3734005 after 3 p rn Sat. 9 to 5. ACP5 Fenced on 3 sides. Only acre. Exceiit.nt leint, - GRAND Family parks. 33)5 Hwy Ufl to lady. Own transportation References, Call 372.3p after 10 am. owner wlt finance. mortgage with low inte'rst rate, t45,900 Sanford, Fla Days 32761?) N Ightsfl7.3474, 322 2332 Volteybali Toss Ring 3SO S. ad, to sell your don't needs! Mercedes 2000, 1947, auto,, air, Prelll steel belts, very good 1*14' Tandem Trailer. You haul it or kppliances , REEL'S BODY SHOP 1109 Sanford Avenue Hire a super salesman, a classified CARROLL'S FURNITURE 65 14 cv. ft.? d".or frostlen Wizard refrIgerator, freezer on bottom, $75. Refrlgei'ator-30" wIde, iS" - Deltona 2.47) ACRE rancn, h3s impro;ed pasture, highway frontage, priced at only $650 per acre. A has privacy fence. Assume ______________________ Keg. Brokers 111W, 1st. POOL TOYS Opens to sleep EXCLUSIVE City -FurnIshed 3 _________________________ room, CO. near shopping. AC unit, fenced yard, I2 storage building, $11,500. $3500 down, $ bedroom split plan, 7 baths, lovely kitchen, and femily room. Custom drapes and carpets. Back ya.'cl REALTY CO. OMMERCIAL CORNER lot, Celery and Mellonyllle. $27,500. Tecr. negotiable 3.355 ACRES, CIOSC to city, several miles Of river frontage, alto hs lake and highway frontao.. terprool and, they IloatI FA BED . MatchIng Chair Less than one year old. SpacIous Furnished .6 tInts tol . .shat. Sales, Orlando, Ph. $39.$9) Equipment (or Rent Shamp.,oer for only SI per day. -'-- 5 Auto Repairs Part s'ACcesSorjes Il Volt Auto Batterieslll 95 - stretch stitch sewing machine's, I pci. oIl manufacturers list prici Inspect I. test at United Freipt Ity Sanford lilt ACRES,hlghway frontage, lOke frontage and river frontage sunbathing or for contact 134223 masonry home. As is price, 1)3,500. Terms. Raymond E. Lundguiit, Broker, 1222396. ALTAMONTE AREA-Country condi'ion, convenient, litlon, I ACRE wooded tot at Chutuota IN ZAYRI PLAZA• PtRN PANK CITY-- 3 beoom stucco home less S34 4?,, OWNER MUST LEAVE Sanford.in 19)0: Day, p, I ------'--I .. Care fur elderly couple. General Clin garageapt. kitthm equipped, arid says "reduce price" irs nice hOusehold dut$a, and companion air. US mo Call Orlando, 151-1509. area, I bedrorns, 7 baths This zoning fit,. HELPERS, Good wages, apply 19 Female Help Wanted CUSTOMERS GO? City 01 City Hall within the City *ltamarq,fe Springs, Florida, arid In IElmer Bakafla, fnC. aIr. Fully equipped ktchen with dishwasher, Call Jerry FOUR BEDROOMS. 7 bath CD Stocks. 534 7914 after 6. wees home, large family room, car. Tue Supply, 2501 . French Ave. ________ -- - - 'ict zonng ilI be heard. SaId s tki carpet, dshwather. disposal, $'75 mo inCludes water, garbage 322 7591, cvi. 447-7957. mechanic. Apply in person to Fife WHERE DO ____, Till We SucceeU!" ' O6)'s. Anytime weekend,, riii ii1s_ZILtID(i __________________________ EXCLUSIVE-SunIand Estates, 3 Sanford's newest duplex apIs.. Close In.2 bedroom. I bathe will towall Experienced front end man and 1977. ii 1,30 pm. or as soon 9'3. at 4.20 p.m., or as Soon thereafter as possible, at w'hicn time theneafteqaspo$sft,3e, at which time inleresfed p.tti arid (itilins #04' parties c,tiz , ,s'vi against thepropr4cij annexation 'We 000't,Stop drapes. Pool. Kitchen equIpped, 3 thildr,naccepted.Call322.2090, roofing. Also - ROOFERS 2403 Park Drive Days 322-72 12 _________________________ __________________________ PINEHURST-Two bedroom, $3625 down, $120 mo. bedroom duplex. kitchen equip- TWO BEDROOM. 1 bath homt, ' Will accept 2 young children, large lot, convenient to all stores, Have fenced yard, and near Only $7,500 with good terms. schools. $139 mo. With lights and water included mfs rent.. Call fl AN IMMACULATE older frame olss home, 3 bedrooms, family room, Experienced Forklift operator for Twobedrocmns, I bath, wall ;; se06tnmngr00mn,la,'gejvng progressive' company. Apply room with fireplace, Two car carPe1lr. drape's, central heat American Wood garage $19,300. OtSt?it, is that class.tication iS t LOIS $91 and 592, as ,r,ose 'Inc Reattors _____________________ FINANCING AVAILABLE isosw. 25th St. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, cNiet,, , and life insuranc, paid by corn. pany, Apply in person to Mr. SECRETARIAL Werndlj, Sterchi's Furniture, 1100 French Ave., Sanford. TRAINEES u working in the secretarial fietd Rebar teel Feb Shop, in Sanford bencter, experience preferred Also need general shop days a week APARTMENTS vacation with pay, hospItallt #dLatvin Ave., Longwoocl. to time until t,nal GENEVAGARDEN company benfits Including 830.5500 th home of your tholce. Call or EXCLUSIVE-SUnIaed Estate's, stopbyourofflce,openl;Ilspm. 7 bedrooms, fencd yard. $17,200, - - - someovertlm, possible. All major jfldS 'nter'-ting to yotj and o'jr '.j is urgent. AC will O'vc it'U rompiete training and provide you tjout, We arrange flnancin3 for Unfurnished havi valid Florida chauffeurs license. Abov, averag, pay with A.$urnc' mortgage, or put 510 prt. down on new mortgage. We hnv GOGGLES! Air Roberts & Gilman NOLONGER USED CAMPING GEAR IS IN DEMAND. SELL IT PlOWWITHACLASSIFIEDAD., Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Model RD16B6 16 cv. ft. no frost refrigerator, Top freezer. Harvest Gold finish, Only $15 mo, Full warranty. Call 3770744 ask for Sam, BRAND NEW 1973 name bran HOME WITH INCOME: houses Call George Willis, Aix fo 3 bedroom, 2 baths 23.14 7544 El Capitan, Sanford. Central m , Now owners have to move, so you are in luck. Mid 301. Rea veiopm,nt, For competitive and recreational swimming, n stro In - FREIOPIT DAMAGED PCI. below retail, Financ, 50 KEP4MORE tm up ID ri;e,ilh i P, 'OOl'IE 'r borne estimate. ARIES CARPE 1 0697. 211.11$), Call collectl - Small cottag, rented with gd Income Priced $24,730. for lional financing 37) 460. CRANK CONSTRUCTION many many more, we can tell you Apartments Rent Must be In good health and must COLLEGE tori ng wilt b- heard. 30 Company. Permanemi; help only. - Homes SANFORD REALTY Food Services DivIsion, 3443 N. Central Aye., Sul'e 419, Phnix, DELIVERY Arizona, 15017 FOR SANFORD AND ORLAND"3- ":needed atonce for malor furniture - - 54 ACRES at Orange City, all high ground, ready for immedi.t, de Swim'nTa, Ste Household Goods ForSale Commercial 'arpet wholesaler h It over 2000 yards of new broadloc m carpet left over from commerci 1 installation Will sell an Insta at builden Ytiolesale cost, Acres, partially cleared with 12*73', 3 bedroom mobile home. Ph 333.50' after 1p.m. porch, ideal for office or study. REMEMBER WHEN FURNITURE NOW WE HAVE __________ 'MMEDIATE INSTALLATION 377 4457; After 5,322.11)1 17 ACRES, close to city wdt r,sIroad frontage, cleared, high ground. SI CARPET WALL TO WALL JOHNNY WALKER REALTY LotsandAcreage Miscellaneous - -- --------__-.__--.._.- ------------------- classified ad for retutt so 5 Acres for sate'. frontage Ori black top road, Zone agriculture, Ideal for home' sIt. and pasture for horses. 1 mile from Sanford, Two lots, Corner 13th SI. & ?ityrtle Ave, by owner, .1. F. Wmttiam, P.O Box 355. Loxotiatchee, Fla., 33470 Gel cash buyers for a smail in vestment. Place a lOW-øt Lots and Acreage to schools and churches. Forfnai dinVtg area, Lar closet. in heat air, fully carpeted. Conven _______________________ -13 Need a home with income? See ins . Iarge3bedroomhom,that is cIse 531.1722 _______ Krnberry U 1r, ______________________ The present zonrsg ciassil;catoon Residt'niliaI,SEngteFamiIy,a%to Lot of said property is Al Agr,culbur.I 590,,r4A 1 Agricultural District, as and regulations of Seminole County, Florida. REALTOR _________ ______ ________ _____ r 16 -. CLIFF JORDAN You moved to Florida? Al bedroom home yOU wanted? Weil, now you Detail and Cleanup personnel Perfect for a nice couple to operate can have It? Present owners have as a family busi. F wanted. Contact Jack Davis, at kept It clean, lawn is bautiful, itwormation or a pefsonal ,, Bill Bker Volkiwagin, teevIew lend Name, Address jnd added many fine éony,nI,nc,s, to make it a better place. Now they Phone number to: North are improving the golf course. DRIVERS & HELPERS American Distributing Corp., required. CALL 8348588 NOW 7621 Haniwell Ave. JOHN SAULS AGENCY PL API ONE $4 2U 00 PLAN TWO, $3j PLAN THREE 17.419,00 Wanted-Welders and Weider' P+elpem's 37) o interview South of Northwest ' of South NotiCe is hereby given by the City __________________________ west t4 of Southeast , lien West 23 Council Of the' City of Altamonte feet for Road), Parcel 7A, Section !.prrigs, Flrd, that said CtTy 10. Townsh;p 1 Range Council will hold a public hearing, /O IVI EN East. and also (a) To cormsdt'r annexation of the of Block C, Tract 5$. following described property lying Sanlan4to Springs, Plat Book 7, Page an4 being In Stmino(e' County, WANTED 4. Section I, Townhip 21 SouTh. '.torida. to wit: Range 39 Eest; end etia Lzis 590. $91 and 597, lftsthe South RECEPTIONIST & South ' of Block C, Tract 5, )7 feet r.f said Lots 590, 5!) and 592, S.enhandospringi, Pta? Book 7,Page ill In the 5ubOivjsj of lands 4, Section 1, TownshIp 21 SOUth, belonging to the ALTAMOP4TE EXECUTIVE shopumag and schools. Low dOwn payrt. Only $22,300 to 1964 Camaro 307, 4 speed, 39,000 actual miles. Excellent condition. See al corner of lath & Locust or call 372.3661 after 1:30. 18' Frolic Travel Trailer Can be seen at 313W. 15th St., Sanford 1' AutosforSale 1933 Roadmaste'r Buick. used ant1'ji tag. Excellent shape. $395. SHELLEY USED CARS, 701 French Ave., 323 2960, Concord, fully self contilned, generator, 360 Ford chassis. Special price at this time $7993, Slew Woe'itj Travel, Hwy. 17.91 I - street withlake breeji's Walk to SANFORD 'ortgau., $133 monthly.' top Easy terms. Convenient and charming, fuss Hall Realty compfeting 4 new 3 bedroom homes with garage, air and ReaItor'323'57J4 carPeting. Located on a Quiet ________________________ SPECIAL - the "Silent Money Maker." 13 I •BEST VALUE. 322.5641 as sho nbelow, we wIll show you ______ _______ -- NEWER 3 bdrm, ) bath, ww. carpet, privacy yard. $72,300. SANFORD CLOSE IN 7)IN,Oak,Sanford VIng Yflding equipment. 372 7114 day, 373 0443 eve. you have good references and are BROKER ASSOCIATE willing tomak.a cash investment ____________________________ inside, $2 hr. Ph. 3737)00 immediately, we can have you DEU 32 North *67 lee? of South of North. west . 5.j of So•,Ah,asl ____________________________ '. (ie'es W 25 feet for Road), Parcel CITY OF ALTAMONTE 5 5•c$• ID, TOwnihip 11 SWER THIS AD. . Our pi,cts are nationally famous Soups and entrees by Heinz, and are sold from the latest in automatic _____________________________ '.1 6, F Auto Body, next to Bill ______________________________ is pted at the City Halt, Attamonte liooE.15thsI.,s.,tard 3724691 - _________________ Brand new r.lofor home, 20 ft. ir qou! 7 Troplcaria, '71, 2 bedroom, fur fished, air, extras $500. assume payments 323 1157 after s p.m ___________ FURt4l5H[Oezcemt2borm in country, fruit treei, 114.500. TAFFER REALTY BUY•PRICED RIGHT Piours per week to collect money from commercial locatio,n whicn AItflp%? h*w, 3 br. ) bath, 7 pcI. are establisneo for you by our mtL N closln costs. No company in your area iatifying, Mov in now. Assvrne Dv4s. Bill Baker VolkSwagen, 32)9 S. 17 97. GREGORy MOBILE HOMES 500 French Ave. (17-93) Sanford 373-3200 roof t'la qualifying, 1.4000 down. Ph, 373 77)0 or 3735213 after 6 p.m. CHOICE older 3 bdrm., CB, LarD, shaded lot, nice neighborhOod. $fl.S00. Terms ?\ I BRAND NAME 817W, 1st 5f Silent Money Maker and working conditions, Wc,.-king knowledg, of all domestic and If You are willing to spend a fee Please include bids on 1973 meetIng interested parties may appear and be heard with respect to models. it available, the proposed ordinance. This Cmdr. R. G. Sutlivn, USH. Ref.. 1509 S. French Avt, Sanford, 3777). First SI. 3n60I or 373 0311 _________________________ 80 Travel Trailers 1977 Skyline Repo, Front & Rear, 2 OR, 11) bath, Like new with low down payment owner-3 bedrm, I bath, ne A C., electric Stove, hot waler heater, garbage dllpoal, Basketball Diving Rings Campers orcn\ Longwood, $349124. MAYFAIN -i bedrooms, 1 barn fireplace. Central H I A. fly apps only Call 3224195 . 11, Over 60, l913's on sale, reduced up to $1200 1-2-3 bedrooms, all lengths and decors. Buy today and 5.avi. Place Homes North, Hwy. 17.97 at Lake Kathryn Estales, Imi. North of Hwy. 436. 134 2270. 137,500, 377-7573 after lens wearers. Ic', I'Mau! I New home-) bedrooms, S baths, central heat & air, nic, neigh. choos, from. by Att Sniom many extras, oaIl 3 bedroom frame home or approximately one acre. $)5 Terms- Ouvner, 3495Os. Realty LOSER NEW I974-40*12, carpet, shutters ?.'ait land, 62* 0101. i Mobil0 Homes Mobile Home Dank Repotsetlons IS to choose from. 131.2323 Dealer EVEREST REALTy, INC. Realtor. 1401 S. Hwy. 17.97 .3:30. IFit bURN 42 517,900-3 bedroo,ns, above grounc swimming pool, fencect back yard Assume $64 Pt Pi with $3300 down LOOKING FOR Winter Park- . Advancement ' CITY: AUTHORIZING A.MEND. Childcare-mypomnf,3days, SHIELD meals, excellent care. Lynne • Fringe Benefits MENT TO CITY MAP TO IN. AM RADIO Raborn,323-5214. CLUDE SAID LAND ANNEXED: RUBBER MATS — PROVIDING SEVERABILITY, Babyltting In my f'cme,7;3Qamfo . Retired Militaiy POWER STEERING CONFLICTS AND EFFECTIVE 5:30 p.m. MOnday thru. Friday. POWER DISK BRAKES Welcome DATE. 323-437). Inlanhto$yr, FULL UNDERCOATING SIDE AWNING SHIELDS ON SaldOrimartcewaspIacedon,l 0 Minimum Age 18 reading on October 2, 1913, and the HousesforSale -- 17.92 South Ph, 644 3014 T0S[i.vE YOU D.LAND S. Hwy. )7.9 & Truck DfLJfld Ph. 734O$Io -- Sanford Ph, 322.1340 �I ';. t'- 813-1'ne Sanford Herald Friday, Oct. 5, 973 . 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 $a.m. 10:10a m SunMos tO 30. n 1 00 m 1 30p M. I? MorninQ Worship Church Training - l,'p Lmtn.rIJ 45a m 11008m A- ISp rn - 5. S - . •11l-___-goopw ...- . eth -." . . He ,. . ... . - . - . __? ; Stni1a, p,$ MucniiqWorahip EvennOWcihp III Congregational V IS m II 03a iii --1 30p rn 7 Op m, - Wed Pray.iScrv.cr 1 CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH 2401 S Park Avenue fiy FredL Ns POf Sunday school t ISa , MOrn ng WO(Th4p 1100. P.tr,m Youth FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Lake MairOe. Fla. D.avidi.Rkh . ....... ...... P&stq - inn=A IJ I i ff% 114--r- I pcil__ -. 1 ____ i - . rw - V-e!!~- ,. ,'i -. Hwy. 434 Rev, Raymond"adley Sunday Scf%W F?miiyWorthip Evening Worship - .. Sunday Hebrews 91-14 Chr ist ian FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES OF CHRIST 46075. SaidordAve . Pallor - 9.45 a. fr... Or Harold Harris Sunday Schoof Morning Worship 11 00a, WedSCVICC . : : : Study and Ptayvf ........... 9 A50. m 11 GO& ML 1 op m ...ANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH Ill Airport Blvd. -- JORDAN CHURCH 1621 West First 511*., Sunday 504101 Paitor - 0.QOarn. CHURCH OF CHRIST 1oo Palm $pi-angsDr. Altamont. Springs EvangrI.t Needham I0 00a fYi. 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.' . 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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 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 05, 1973; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/a07627c68c22d82fbacf10155db96bc8.pdf 103a918825adde2b52206fcfb1abca12 PDF Text Text ,Seminole's Tag Shortage Reported Bfty Tax Collector ( BY JANE CASSELIIERItY County Editor purchasing 1974 auto tags was Seminole Tax llectLr's office Tax Collector Troy Ray said The situation in Orange and extended to Friday, this week are apt to fnd the today t hI.s sup hat the Volusia is nut as desperate, Ply nf Although the deadline for procrastinators lining up at the cupboard Is bore. most popular series of license however. The Volusia Cocaty ;tes Is depleted. When the office in DeLrnd reported today If ice ran out of tags, valIdatng it still has tags on hand. There ;': mit stickers were U ntied for has bvvn a steady flow of t.ai old plates until they ran out as buyers during the extended well, period, but no long lines. Durini Those coining in -low are July it sold 7,000-8,000 last year. 1 . , Ili iht' X. anthrb at although there ±5 has Im-en only a Casselberry Cuts Paid Fire Chief lit' JU'l it', l)O'i/t I'.STLS Herald Stall Writer If 99 W FSK CLO By John A. Spolski "The most aiwpciaua grand Pitied at mid-year. The tun 1mepo.fllontobegin Od. 1 willbe shared by c.hrev volunteers, who are proiessoa1 firofghters on other departments. to give the city additional coverage during the daytime hours Monday through Friday. Firetr.an equeatcd a budget totaling $169,109. Bergman pared it before presentation to tlX council to $97,346. The preliminarily approveä budget W115 $86A23.55. But council members made It clear this sum will be gone ° Main after re1ews of other departmental requests are j opening I've ever seen" were the quotes of flY who a1 tended today's welcome to concluded, The equipment requests Sanford by the folks at 75YT5. were cut with Rasooll's Guest estimates ranged all aMistanc from $56,053 to the way up to 4,000 who were there for the ribbon-cutting event. More than a couple days ago, the wire services were burning the communications lines with reports of those mysterious radio broadcasts from Santa Fe, N.M., supposedly of a boy's voice calling for help. llie search was called off Aug. 12. Authorities complained of interftrence and citizens band radio operators talking back and forth. Stremge. . . r.obo1y reported any missing husband and son. It had been reported earlier flut the boy had been with his lather and that his father had colIapsti and dbed. Makes you wonder, Just a lItt.e bit, doesn't it? Sign at an area dry cleaners. 'Our busIness Is not all TIMELY QUOTE ..... Senator John C. Stennis, U Miss., denying he would quit his scat when ti recovers from bullet wounds suffered during a g holdup --- "A :I!an doen .'t go tlirtiugii t at I'', tr been through the last six months to talk about quitting." F'crhapb not, Senator. . . but, really isn't it about time? You have served your country well. Why not !ct someone else be given that same opportunity? inconvenience caused vehicle lie said there is some owners in having to wait for issIbIlity of getting more tags their tags and the double wr,r; 1 hursd:iv. 'li'' winino!t t; fi ;I-; uffu c. lie iqes the n. "if icc ld m,00ü i, plates three-year so called "per- last year and Ray said he had tuanent" tag to be issued next predicted a 10,000 increase this summer should help alleviate year and had ordered ac. the tag shortage which has cordintiv. but the s..-. nth'iwi-1 timnvJ or. *1w - ---.-. tate had .... r---'-i' ,,wlI,t: III ,--- •.-.. (ailed to deliver, the state the last few years. Inielligence Division will be poking around to see whether some of time "things" to which we aluded actually do exist. wk AUTO TAGS RUN OUT IN SEMINOLE Lines of last-minute tag seekers still evident (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) key ' Witness P77 ___ I eacfy 10 ialK i< *- 'k'i Brock said Bissonette was driving ago the dead man's station wagon and told Dorv al a detailed story of horror. I I L F J Aw / SANFORD WELCOMES ZAYRE'S MOST OF the Sanford top brass and thousands of shoppers attended today's grand opening of Zayre's department store. Mayor Lee Moore welcomed the new business on behalf of the city, and manager Ed store Fryer (holding microphone) told the crowd he and his staff are eager to serie the people and the community. Mrs. Walter Gielow, chairman of the Ladies Civic and Community Affairs Committee, said city-wide beautification is her committee's top 1973 project, and commended Zayre's for its success in beautifying the area around the store at the entrance to Sanford. Related photo page 2A. News Digest THE FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF POLLUTION CONTROL wants the federal government to dclay leasing more oil drilling tracts in the Gulf cf Mexico until more studies are made, (Page 5-A) THE TEXTILE INDUSTRY says a critical shortage of raw cotton in the United States threatens consumers with higher prices, but an Agriculture Department official sees no shortage. (Page 12A) A STATE HOUSE sUBCOMMJ'rrEE PROBE of the office of State Insurance Commissioner Torn O'Malley will be expanded to include O'Malley's conduct, a subcommittee member says. (Page 5-A) ME SOUTH VIETNAMESE government reports the biggest battle in the central highlands since the cease-fire, with 89 Viet Cong and 17 government rangers killed. Page 3M FLORIDA has a new elections law but not a commission to enforce it, and Secretary of State Richard Stone asks Democratic and Republican party chairmen to correct the situation. Page 5•A SHOPPERS looking for bargains head for pork and poultry counters after getting mixed advice about I1e future of the family food bill. (Page 12A) Index P Must have struck a "nrve" with an earlier tiiniment in this column nIxflJt "things" over at IN, Orlando Nova! Training (tnter, Understand that the ._.. ,j i).tid chief it: 11n. - - ,,.,. "U II IV1FL'13 WC , _ necessary in Casselberry at this time. "If the city had plenty of CASSELI3EItRy - The money, I would say get 'i $12,000 preliminarily approved a year man and a car for him " ) $86,923.55 fire department Rasooli said. lie admitted, ' budget for the new year does however, with the probability not include a paid full-time fire the city will have its additional . chief, the city council in budget Red Bug Road fire station in the session decided Tuesday night. 1974-75 fiscal year, a paid chief The position was eliminated will be needed then. after lengthy discussion among Council approved a move to th C1I Run iei up the paid section of the fP Bergman and Volunteer Fire fire deportnient. At Rasooli's Chief Roger Rasoeli. urging, they agreed to a T. Rasooli led the discussion to minimum starting salary forr. I eliminate Bergman's recoin- firemen of $7,500 annually. mended $12,050 salary for a sppsovai was given to add chief. another ful!-tlmc position to e 'S three paid men already on staff. Two additional men are to be , ,,. _ W=-_ .11jursday and Friday. ....j Wednesday, August 22 1973—Sanford, Florida 3777! 65th Year, No. 303 Price 10 Cents rv, p[ Orange County tag office in Orlando revealed that It h plenty of plates except for tru and tractor. Business has been 'steady flow" in the jifternoons. - Awl I $ d a lost b it to title over untilir new tag ilabiC Area deaths .. ..... .... 2-A Entertainment, 8-13 Bridge ................. 8-B horoscope ........8-B Calendar ...............8-A flosgtbl nctc ........6-A Cb.sskf led ads ...... .10-1111 Pohi notices ..,, 9-B Comics .........9-B Swiety .9-A Cro&wurtIputz1e . . 8-fl Sports 10-1A t)etrAbby ..............li-ti"'Lute ......., .5-A Dr. Crane ......... .... 9-B Stocks .2-A Editorial comment.. _4-A TV .. 843 (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) Lake BOB LLOYD herald Staff Writer wooded area near the 1-4 Lake Mary ExIL Brock said Bissonette was .'rbuig the dead man's station wagon and told Dorval "a detaiW story of horror" and admitted killing Newell after the father of two children made sexual advances, The -statz mtrodueed physical evidence Including bullets taker, from the body and police pictures of body and death -rITUsv!LLE - Testimony of the state's key witness expected late today in the first degree murder trial of a 15-year old New Jersey youth c-barged with the May 12 slaying of an Orlando chef near Sanford. Prosecutor Newman Brock told the circuit court jury earlier that Roland 1)orval of Woonsocket. R.L. will testify he was picked up on Interstate 4 near the Georgia State Line by Roy Ivan Bissonette Jr., Browns Mills, N.J., three hotirs after Charles Newell, 1, was shot 10 times in a secluded Bisso.ette, a pale youth 1th tUllai length brown hair, is under heavy guard as bailiffs keep watchful eyes on Utccs and reporters in the (OUrtroom, Circuit Judge Richard Muidrew ordered Tuesday that itissonette is ne to be photographed anywhere in the Brevard County Cousihou.e or Jail or on the grounds. promised to hold any photographers violating the order in contempt of court. 1k Judge's order caine after a television cameraman, Un- Roland Dorval testified today that Bissonette told him he killed 'a man becauie he was a homosexual who made advances, lie also testified that Bissonette had threatte] to shoot a highway p&trolaun If he wu stopped while - driving Newell's car. By He noticed by two bahufs rerxtedly filmed him, witnesses and others during a trial recess outside the filth floor courtroom where the trial Is expected to continue all week. Muldrew ordered more deputy sheriffs to be on duty today -and sources said plans call.. for- esling oft The entire floor so photgraph.rs won't glimpse Bissonette during trips to and from the adjoining jaU by of song corriuor linking the courthouse with the Jail. Sermnol2 medical examiner Dr. G. V. Garay testified Tuesday that Newell had been shot 10 times - five in back of the head, four in the chtst and once in the left hand— Je.*th was instantly caused by bulkis that damaged the brain and spiNi. eolumn. Assistant Public 1)eft'n4er Gerald Huttwrg told the jury his opening statement that ewe1l was a "sick pervert of the worst order." lie said the chef wiLs "rank bisexual who 'Cunt'd On l'i,'. 2 A Cal. 1 in a Passes Sanford City Brass Ordinance Given Pay Boosts Mary First City fly J RI(IIAILDS Herald Staff Write& Ttrriiing creation of a new fire control district ''imiutuafly beneficial to both Lake Mary LAKE MARY-1r, a special and the county," Maree said city council meeting Tuesday that, in his opinion, the new city night, the newly-incorporated will probably be given the city's first ordinance—a contract to provide fire building inspection code—was protrth,:i to the proposed unsnimnously approved. district. According to acting Mayor "The new district will run l)onakl Jackson the city must about on the same Lines as the hire a building inspector, but unincorporated part of the Ad l.ae Miry district, and the now depends upon the count> to . - --- T"" k. .- have paid $l6,eti4 next year; rity engineer $17,524 and finance director $16 800 t;; The fire chief's salary raised to $14,622 a year instca of the $13,915 the position would have paid with the 10 per cent raise. The city manager's will pay provide this service, county will probably contract $23,562 starting Oct. 1 a The council also heard with the city to give the servicstraight 10 per cent raise. opinions from County Corn- to an area it had historically missioner Jonn Kimbrougti and provided all along. Other administrative salarit -. County Assistant Atty. Howard "It will protxtbly mean a vast set by commissioners a Marset' about a 1970 Florida reduction in the money Lake proposed under the 10 per cent statute that provides for it Mary v'tll have to get by increase theoey were: assistant borrowing to keep its fire county commission to establish finance director $11,528; a new fire control district department running," Marsee licensing official (a new post, IIENRYTAMM BEN BUTLER said. without a referendum, presently vacant) $7,500; - Finance director Police chief Th building code, .shah buil&Iiri official $11,000; The county commission untimnately provide Lake Mary reached director of public works an informal decision BY BOB I.LOYI) with its first source of revenues, about taking care of Lake Mar, h14,6 director of utilities Monday's budget hearing, can Herald Staff Writer will be handled by $14,622; director of parks and chetit the charter and the new the county building inspections with the recreation $14,622; and per. Iiuzmw Rule Law that takes inspectors in an "advisory" new city council in a Saturday Sanford city commissioners sonnel director capacity until October, said macrniag aid '.0 city effect Oct. I. session last week. Monday agreed to pay the Jackson, Mayor Lee Moore said inmn'iei'er 5,5() p;lict' chief, c it>- engineer ani: 1oriiaUuo should lit' available At'corduig to Maree, the 'I he county agreed to con- finance diredor l7,X)0 a year Of the city's 296 employes, tinue inspections on building each starting Oct. rounty will receive any monies for the 7 p.m. Wedrasday are getting the full 10 per ce 1. PerI!t.s already issued Prior to nt budget hearing so comifrom this Inspection until Lake Increase for the next fiscal year mnissioners the (line the city was in. can decide if watem Mary Is able to perform the tab Currently, Police Chief ilen plus a jummip in pay grade. corpormited, as well as provide fluter s paid $15,242 annually on its o. and sewer service rates will be an "inter- urn solution" to the while City Frigineer Muck Twenty-six won't get the full*liked to fund an anticipated unfilled inspector post created Lazenty's salary is $15,831 and 10 per cent pay increase $93,000 deficit In utility Weather whien the first ordinance was Finance Director Henry Tamm because their salaries already d e partment operations next receives $15,326. exceed the levels set in the Cod.; year. Y&'stethv, 's high 44 low this passed. 1OO said .\ker will be Stud)' adopted by the city for City Clerk Kay Sassman, who morning 66 and there was ,so of 1he positions are in the too acting mayor for the cornn inch of rain last night. Partly has been working out of her salary ramae on the city's their Jola. 'these positions are mission's Aug. 27 regular Iit to fall since under the Incorporation salary schedules. The setting of expected cloudy through Thursday. when a controversial I lighs around 90. Low tonight will today move into temporary an equal salary for the three in regular slots üy next year. meeting iorung request for a $6 million of tle3 at 14 Country Club othi to upper 60c, averaged out the Comitnussioner Gordon present condommilniwn praject on Meyer ) 'I1muntkrstormn. lingered over lii salaries. said he wants to consider acres of newly anmw,.ed grove scattered sections of the naLon Located at the Johnny Walker Using this year's sa!aries and raising city commissioners' soulhi o Mayfair Country Club today, greatly weakened Building, Mrs. Saman said adding 10 per cent as or-krcd salaries but discussion WkS %ei3 he detided. Moore said he following Tuesday's heavy she.: x1wells to have a city phone earlier by commissioners thr delayed until City Atty. Vernon will be in Phi ladelphia on a storms. irvtalle4 this ufterne4.n. iilict' chief's Ix).si:Ion would Mtr, w tic, wasn't Pft'SeIlt at business trip. - - - - ' ' ' - ' �- % --- .-I . - --- A—Tneantord rierici Public - __; wanesay, Aug. 22.1973 Hearing Sept. for and advert iJ Council authorized ling City Atty. Ned Ju1in .jr. to see If council could take to court the Herald Still Writer ALTAMONTE SPRINGS— C'undil cancelled Tuesday's Scmir.ole County Commission budget hearing fl cc rdanee for blocking the city's project to with a new state lawrequiring expand Its t1't RflY intent tn "weed the tax 1-4 along water system west of Douglas Avenue on the aasessor'a certified millage grounds there is insufficient BWW'nen' be advertised prior right-r!-way for laying the 12. to a public hearing and budget inch main wi out th damaging approval and reset U.e public the roadway, ae.isiug fur Sept. 4 at 4:30 P.M. "Either we file on Injunction The 1973 certified millage that would bring in the same suit against the commission for amount of ad valorem taxes to blocking our water lines or we the city as last year Is 4.15. m get it court order authorizing us city wishes to go to 5, but ac- to USC the rght-o(-way," said ci)rciing to the new SUIt Mayor Lawrence Swofford. prescribed by state law the Julian said he may have a difference must be accounted recommendation by Thursday. plus $5 monthly for pc'sons ngoL!ato bids on police insttuctcd to review five fire Council approved the purwishing to hook into the panel. Fire Chief T'Mn Siegfried arxl pumper bids, and make a chase of a GM garbage packer Council authorized East in Comptroller Dick Baxter were recommendation next week. (r ________ o- $24,610. The cay h&!1 obtiined P1t to extend the main under 14 and use state and federal rights-of-way. Swofford said there are 28 fire hydi an which WNW ould benefi t ;rom increased wider pressure brought by the - Council approved Police Chief Justus East's recoinmendation the city accept the -~-~- Proposal of Audio Systems of -,--, -- z Florida Inc. to install z master alarm panel in the police - ---.A department. Mdio Systems 1 will charge a$SOconnectjon fee, I _ . ,- his cool"after the incident near Sanford mar41 fled in Newell's sta tion wagon to New Jersey tefeddrarmed using the dea d n.m's credit !y C) Li fl -: f -- lat- , Plans Inc a 96-acre, 490-unit mobile borne rental park we scrapped Tuesday during a county com.'nlsslcin meeting after developer Andy Vaught conceded subslasdard dralrutge made on-alte sewage treatment im- - : . --. - ; M* lWielow had vOhmtarfly postponed Urshl decision en his plans July 31, telling commissioners he would he your tinie with ot&r. lems ii e 'n't solve ___ - - OunmLsAdovers praIR4 Vaught for his action, and later In the meeting dexntmztrated their stated policy Of requiring restaurant near tile courthouse Mrs Niriwul! !D article detailing BLssor.ette¶s brief - July 2! escape while awaiting trial at Sanford for her strict trailer park sewagc treatment rmiirrn..nt* hy tzwjthnotw,Jy certifying sewer and "ter services for ti Spring Hammock Mobile Home Park, U.S. 17-fl and SE . With li*lz C).S nz eady focu*'d on Friday night's s'theduled co*ontaUc with the menibers ci C.R.O.P. Camtteeu Resist Oppressive Politicians) at the Sanford Civic Center, commissioners took pains to compliment rIng Hammock Co-owliers Jim and M&-go Zottnick for their cask's bperMlon. Ac1ug County Utilities chief Bob Parinalee said lçrtng Hammoe'c "age sewuge treatment plant, ap. proved by 11w atite, athleves 94 per cent e1fecUveaies, ad. ,ia dine fter "gLad coynty Is scrutinIxj this area-mobile home Parks have been traditionally bad on this.h lb mii confrontation will irate C.R.O.P. members, I an Aug. 7 work!p ktaihr county policy in recently enacted zon ing regulations banning tra ilers from commes-ciaJ areas arid agnculturaj plots less than 10 acres, M miuio cn stresced ecoiogicai coi-cerrta I Denying any su to evIct U a t'r ft uir land, the beard pledged to set up "one4lm ly" ",,big to laid has sce"ble draluge. The action ra.'ic mifler rep iitfjyes from many area ilmal organizations, including the Central Florida Kennel Club and the Orlando Dog Training Clu,, 'iulnterj out discteoa.ncjcs In the propoacti ordinance and suggested broaden in g kta scope. '- to identify the hcoting victim and track the murder suspect to New Jersey arvi back, . r1z said Ciroinndo supersor Dave Blaney told Newell ..3d .m'antal difficulties and rented motel rooms and h d wemen visitors. Blaney denied having d H coun I • I cm3fruction projects---and save a trip to the C nmij" on e4ach one "We don't want to have Lu cone to the emission on little eonwad that comu up," Blake said, elaIn1ng th,L delays will c'cat miey, and that county control will be tfrnth the staff. - each sw ctmtt the oci,t fur 'trying to bye up to the letter of thr lerise," ordered M.i see to re' tlt re't.rAed Iezi t, nijnrflts mpt Zoning Delay i Han tf it,' -' - ' I, It -J ur.ct z-ruzg c ..(mat ,rt'q..urmg dci doner me pay th e cost of increased poLitic ser'wr prompted by their devrIopi.ent. - - . - . - ,' ,, - .1 urruer u er Tr al Sa nford Ivt M ---.-L_±._:, ------- • ' •-• . - ,,, - --- .-ir --- V H u P P L P S LU C t' Th'O LINES of eager shoppers, good-natured th e store doors to the limits of the parking lot. More than &Uo shopping carts and hand baskets were M .- . rKEL ''I. - first mu, ITs 'tn ss .;:! QL u ..-. - - - LAY RE 5 news in the (Herald Photo by Bill VincntJr,) Herald Staff Writer - - - districts to raise tz' necessar,' money. The new districts could then -- ekfng to unravel problems 1øn$vs• , :f , suffi cient, set up their ()Wfl rinty (AP) 5I , ., -. ' ; fl fl's 33 G,M ' 47&j 47 fl's 11 5t !d '' 4' O' (',.nr,ai 7 oa€ '' C.00drt - „, ,,, n'. '. I pfutmer I; Pr(, N' 4'. %'. 'I We )o' 30'a 10 i"Is nh 01 2 , •, 1V wprp caqup 71 8 31 &4 3)' InITAT crWrioltsf 164 l"s fl'i a,,; 73 Kj9&m oJr .4 O.*Ctem 3' __- , a3t 'V: : tfl 13310 I31 714 I $ bt0 i. "- i lx - . Moftun . li. 21. ?V. 47 , $3! I)'.. lit. S,Re,p Scotip.p :F'' ,, ;c.. T.IMO Ut. W. • ,4t. fl. H H Wa W. . •. w. W•• "'' w,*!E Weelviti : r' 13 II ono-p 014 : ) k r ;q-i U 1, I tJwtr it w. a tip front McCmuier Iittt in FowE'.ri Ii ' V Ask = : f . 6- ~ ~ W ~w -11 ~i I ~ 74'w Ii' : IL1T! W -i .) ~~~ -.. ~,- I 1. ( I, , I , -# P i .Jh 11 -.. ~~ -4 -I 11, i- I, N ~ 1; - -. .I we . 1, AI i ,4I ; . IL " ,, 3,• t. v : : i7'. M' IM' a, ' N I d . I b s) Chileans E xpecting ' Winter school vaa:tons, scheduled to end today, were extended indefinitely after it five-hour battle Tuesday between thousands of foes and it supporters of MarxLit President Salvador Allende. Official itll3 persons were hospitalized. five with bullet wounds and eight froa', other Injuries Two were reported in I critical condition. But there was no confirmation that two persons were killed by snipers firing from the roofs of office buildings around the supreme court building. Water cannon trucks and riot IA police using shields struggled throughout the afternoon to disperse mobs of Jeering youths that formed at Intersections V- DII) 'tJSINFSS NEW IiUlNF..s5 Ii! Jt OtUpJUUT1S tn dat for oz1cicny in job r& eptionlils file clerks for lun aLiiuoi seniors perfoniins is ktecin,ned by r'enogrnphers, bookkeepers or li students are ermo&j In the teat twr.ctmdinntor 'ii,i the 'i'rrrua1 nifite %7OTketS, call thantI iusinezs sibjct training Sponsor em job Mr. katheryn, Atvx.ndec They set several cars afire and burned heaps of garbage in the * Thomaj N , Sanford, anI! ii Wilbur H olland (Dukti iv a Burney I ioru, Melbourne. Stafford, 62, of 800 Santa sisters Mr W H Rutledge Barba ra Dr, died TuesJa) 11011) ihIl Mrs (karre Kinti ' morning. Born In White Oak Sanford ma a Mr Ga., he came to Sanford In 1D19' lie was a mechanic with J C Singletary. n FuneralNot ce • Hritson Funeral ilorre Is in e ti fir sfl' Iii' is i ,- HOLLAND Poj ?sr - _____ fOUXEI—Vilitino % Wilbur ;ripoJ — it1 T*diy, w',;1 e.'0 frn am 'cd1 at trlio., Fur-re, -A - c-1 _____________ Calculator IL, u-d.,I fe wa-wi .sciii. &uDIIlçl$ muttji4' and d'vdis. 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Chile tAE' itesiiJens of Chile's strike-plagued capital braced for mcre violence today between opponents and supparters of their leftist government, 4YSc#tV 4DAYSOM.Y Model no. CTP-2000 Portable, csat 7-track NEW S 1J I Limit 1 'Cassette Recorder - W4T1 Violence —- ____ _ - "mass" grcundassafl. He said the 400 ousted Cambodian chief of state, told had ai'iilery support but no foreign newsmen in Peking that the air cover. Communist-led Khmer Rouge would Hcn could give no estimate of the not attack the capital until the dry size of the Viet Cong force, but he season, "some time between next contended that the attack provided December and May of next year." new evidence that Communist forces The U.S. ambassador to Cambodia, are infiltrating south from Kontum Emory C Swank, signed an agreement province to Pleiku. in Phnom Penh today to help rebuild The command also reported Viet tile hospital in the naval base town of Cong attacks west and northwest of Neak Luong, which American B52 Kontum and claimed 20 Communist bombers devastated by mistake on troops were killed. The government Aug. ti. - said it had only one casualty, an inSwank said the United States will fan'ryman wounded, provide $400,000 for the rebuilding of The Saigon command claimed the the hospital and $700,000 worth of Viet Cong and North Vietnamese made equipment. Area Deaths - 4DAVSOM.Y Prices Good Through Sat., Aug. 25'h ____________ If the lease and donation of C. BIDS-Roger Harris, the 5hool Is approved Director of Purchacing 1. Food Hid school system will realize a t t. r over the '' 4'I14 Milk Sh a ke nil lxiiId;ng a new structure It . t N V E N T () It Y MI (IRE) 9'^Ifwl 10 119 Rapidman 800 A Viet Cong attack 76 attacks in violation of the ceasefire on a 9ovcrnmli3flt ranger position during the past 24 h&i,r. touched oil the biggest battle in South In Cambodia, Phnom Penh had Vietnam's central highlands since the January cease-fire, the Saigon corn- another quiet night but continued mand reports. skirmishing was reported in Prek Pau The Saigon command said today that and Set Bo, on Highway 30 about nine miles southeast of the capital city. A 89 Viet Conga nd 17 rangers were killed Tuesday in 71, hours of fighting and 22 communique said government forces rangers were wcunded, were continuing offensive operations The government position was about to block enemy infiltration in the area. seven miles northeast of the Ly Thai A senior U.S. official in Phnom Perth Loi base camp in PIciku province, predicted that the Insurgents would about 250 miu 00011cifsi of Saigon. Ltil UnC' ai attack on the Cambodian capital "in the coming weeks and cerA government spokesman, Lt. Col i, Trung Hien, said the Viet Cong first tainly in the coming months." But Prince Norodom Sihanouk, the shelled the pat, then hit it with a S CISCOIJ(T FWCE OPEN ni.wgw 7 DAYS A WEEK * toii'i seen month construction nod Limit 1 Ranger's Position SAIGON (AP) give the building back lestructional and Nan. school 'ystem for removal Instructional Uccommnenda. R 300 shftu We reserve the right to limit quantities. Copyrigh t, 1973. SupeRx Dru gs. • NIce&asy llys PR. FOR 4 DAYS CY'LV - CWr Reg. or Super ' WV - ~ - V rangers cording to Wililam P. Layer MIg4ance school superintendent U. W)IJI. CALL Layer said the 'nain decisions Ill. SUPERINTENDENT'S tonhiht will bc the bid on ma replacement tte for the ltIPORT.Wtllliji P. Layer I. Altamonte School IThIS Altamonte School or, purchasing a new site or ente ri ng 2. ,ltarr.onte Site Iflo l'ORlCIflnatlon proceedings J. Mrs. Joanne Darrow-lhc to get he nnd 5prin , Bus Transportation eeded land, 4. Food SCSI/ire Agreement The school board Is waiting to hear whe ther associates at the IV. ITEM.'i FOR ACTION Ackerman Co., which purA. BUDGET AND ch ased the Altamonte FINANCE W.A. league, Elementary school and its 17. Consultant In Bus. & Finance acre tract for $!.25 million will budget Amendments lease the school back to the B. PEhLSONNEtrStewrt bowd or the 19774 and then (mat', Director of Personnel : 4 Ififil ,~i !ff ;#-~ 'Lintt 1W 4DA OPLY -A F"" ctm O6COLtJTFCE OLE DtSCOJ(1 t Viet Con g Attack The Scmmol County School AGENDA Board mcctmag toz111 will focus cn decisions coneclIjing 1. CAU, To 014DER 0 an Altarwitte F,chool site ac. Invocation :ind Pledge of ' I II I I 44 OUR WCOLW - 0.: - . i~- o ,1ç F9c 1 It I -0. - Giant PRKX JWuh Panty Hose Filler Paperl TamDax I V'. 's.R' .iu.j i.it., • L ii' uul.ti lu..i ol .a 1..iiibudi,,i .ir,iiy -co llec. lion center in I'hnurn Penh to watch military police enroll voluntçers and "draftees" - ----------- a seniors ee Jo s in LJrIices • [ 14 ,", ; r mct j tJ C Ice of C `- t " I ;,,, ' nitinale High S 1,! l hiri 1h (1w ut 'rnhia r 'r tuper ,ros thu • ridit 1i earned to tailing a ,e business addition to a idated study hour bc relateil studs and cie credit one 'wing tried is adequac education program entitled with the teachcr.coordjnator, for Cooperative Business grounds tar a mistrini. Cooperative Business 'the itudent will be employedEducation. Mar&'.afl McCsi.rter, i. Education CBE. CE provides for a rninimurii of 450 of If you are in need of ty,)ists, 6I V- ~4 I Altamonte School Site Tops School Boardi List 10 ____________________________________ HS c - ! kI-:Movu 4" : , a" lpq ,q )4ti L L.&I1 TeitOt. - '. fWrtkww 'ie 4" 4'' RopCCc4 ,, 111A s' t.ArLln 31'r 1110 a 014 43" I I, i Krow Cn(CiM ,' 7 3t., 410 ' fl's , 14', I., lit, 7", ?l'i 21'a GVIIOSI ' '' ' 39% RtVSII 3S4 314 .U% jrvton ' CO"t,ra -~ ~ - - St. Petersburg ,,, IJmuQugh 511W r WLU ask emergency approval prior 10 !” 3 budget service. ct in the unineorpo4 ara-4x, Of distri parEvidence supporting Viblen's tcuar1y 101 WV bIL' ;iimitIed the nrnriey "wouldn't black coincmcern popped up just a leit' mnnount to a hill of beans." 0.. .lua) ' hours later when Casselberry Drummond Sliju i WOUiu in many event, Forest Fire Chief Roger Rasoofl an- it'.iJrnb have Indicated Brook 3uppxt attempts to ramrod "they flouflt'cl a deal with the want nothing to do districts. wi th populous Fern Park Fire Casselberry," Mayor Bill Crier FOPO5C SU Control District has f ailed for said. n my area some e year, £JLU.flullOipj said, auuuig lack of sufficient funds. If implemented, the county The Fern Park district will plan could allow Forest I would still prefer setting Brook up a generate only $40,000 this; rcs4nts to total city-county fire wiu&ct, year-$o,000 raise f'md.c suf. tbcn rim. flcicnt to .urtratt wjJa the but om rifbcr a fUll pub& Uclpatednd will be unable to department of their choice. pay th:it $30,000 to Cr'sselberry iSec Relat ed Story, Page 1-A) A1.so indica ti ng cauticn was While PMJCO SV24 W* Amcyln hi. patu Power*$300f heroin which he mw received. After- an assista nt public dejender novej t a tiiistriiil, McGregor said he checked L3w and foind that tt'.ttn r, about a rmmc not mel ikd t ti I :.- i'i .: I 11-11 t the advi,-f'i for partial Protection, flasool were taken aRai' of fire insurance people," said. Vihien said, adding "we could While Rasooli said Fern Park have a real problem if city is wi lling to pay $7,500 annually Anr% IVjiJ 1JI 1 33 FM AmitY - 1 ; - to o Rea oser - - 'w iVIiu tt.1 . Mov ing - Tb l.iikea Id theh t 55 acct1n. ho Id ailsw thr muspitpvto Ut, publish thruugh Lie end of ata to — waited to Please tile shoppei,s. z:' a mitriai ; -11 LIsterIne Ice Cream DSCOUVT PfKE Qi oscotxr .c,criscOL?ff ° Alu mnum Foil ?i4 Wcdnesday, Aug. 22. 1973-3A Eof &n't Glide Clio Tide Diamond I - ' - t, was taking no new t'..tomrrs for commercial printing, cutting all adirtis(iig tailoid up pkments fro m 12 to eight pages and hall ee::cd ": 6) ' r ' I 21all : ~i~ .--, r - - Sanford before Circuit Court tr' P T (,r, :ii;rgor- dcctared Powers' I ,;v - ty, 1 1i I Cc)untv= W'8i --e -Mo- Fi re Pan j 0 cv.rd C'.unty. The trial is set for Sept. 10 in — - --_________________________________________________ w vs I, .year-o1iA Michael . Powers has been moved from Thuiville to Seminole County. Puwt rs is h art'ed with 1 ,p -d. i nt.ird r and robbers of Kemeh D Honeycuti, z ---~— - L lake said the company - grabbed by anxious customers as experienced Zayre's cashiers — flown in from around the despite the crush, stretched from k o q -... . to reduce it retail idcrlIscrsspacb 25 ncr rent below and month) average and classified pages also would be cut by 25 pr cent -. X~T : I VIIJ%JI I Stoc The (li-st-degree murder trial .; for defense of the capital against the Communist terces - - - ".. -' ':"-. ' ' '1 d i . ."evow ~: r vi~ A ~ - I - ' ,;. .. .. - ' hixnt of Bissenette's mother, , -1 ` w ould reduce Itx ne%s hole ~oni r— --- i The operating license of Ronald H. Ray, owner "because he was indulging in nmiskading and of the Colonial hearing Aid Center and Prestige .kccptive sales practices. These tnolved selling Ikarinig Aid Company or Orlando, Florida, was hcarirg aiLs without makin g proper tests of the revoked Tuesday y heal th oficiajs of th e equipment and customers, misleading iiiFlorida Department of Health and formation in sabs lLterature, and RhebiIite -e Service:; 11flS), misrepresentation of brands of hearing aids sold The Division of Heal th licenses and regulates to customez5.' hearing aid dealers Malay complaints have been filed with the Division o l1ealtl against Ray who mainly "Mr. Ray's llcen3e was voided," said Wilson so licited business from peop!e In the!z homes Ii I. Sowder, director of the Division of Health, Orange, Seminole and Lake counties Pemberton, N.J., near the - -7 .F. - ~~-. - - -9 7 ---N~ I, i - VA . Firm s L cense store attendant in The board postponed for one week a request by Central Florida Zoologa1 P?rk r'ftr-t1 Cab flhke t, tev1 " lr'-- I : IiJhUk me - - - ------- In pretrial tetInin-,' MN Ni well told attorneys her tiuba4 was blausl. KrIz said keys to two more Orlando motel rooms were (orad in the abandoned Newell Mr when it was recovered at Zoo Zoo Leise Amendment I ... - . The c3mmlssIon approved a tough borrow pit cudlnance requiring landowners--and not oper&s or haulers-40 301:11re Permits from am county. The Perrnftwill Only be Issued af ter apllc hearing. asid notification by the county of all Landowners Possibly affected by the proposed tx*-row pit. Permi ts will be required for all removals of more than 20 cubic yards ci dirt, including those on large, thtgle-.owner .-,.i,.,,.,,,,,,, ii,.., • kit s. Teeth for the measure comes in sections malloiring emergency auspenslcsi of posuNy dangjo Illegal borrow pits by the zoning inspector, and requir nncnts th at i ci r u ,a of Lit tratLeg permit before "moving any dirt. If - , ---.i .,. - mnaging through state law, districts have been made Borrow Pit Law Passed :- ~I i could have state-wide sip- possible. pilcatlons for other counties 'We've eliminated the last rç tti s solution to thc ong- olta& to i,.*iJ protection, Marsee said, adding Based on a ruling by Atty. he Ia "very excited about this." Gen. Robert Shevin that fire Commission reaction to Chairman SidVihleri, who said protection Is a municipal Mat-see's interpretation of a he feared many city departsrvce bial may be funned b' 197C sta te law was favorab!e, menu will refuse to contract an additional county tax Ie but noni"a" was indicated- With new county districts, wi thout a referendum, Marse even by such long-lime aid"- Many of the old Lake Mary d the county can set up vocates of consolidated icrire District service con tracts any proof he was." hi, MId. The hurd defeated the prupocd dc cntro1 ordinance, ind rdrd Assistant County Atty. llowarj Marsee to exparid the measure to a comprehensive animal control act. - nounce1 a possible solution to service, Marsee said. the old dream of funding Both men conceded that county-wide fire proteclicis. although Shevin's ruling is not And the discovery, made by clear on whether a single ConmLss1onerjotm Klmnbrough county fire district for the and Assistant County Atty. unincorporated areas can be set Howard Mzirsee while rum- up, it does appear a homosexual. "i haven't really Dog Law Expansion ST. PETERSBURG At') — The Times Publishing Co., announced Tuesday it was forced to reduce the size 'if the St. Petersburg Times and the Lake saki that aitarfing -- I • -r--t"~ commissioners Tuesday an- Kriz said no one has told him directly that Newell was a - EMU . 1— Lake Mary. Seminole husband's murder. ç trial was moved to Titusvllj', after the defense mnintain- cl prc.riaJ p4bli('it,P would obstruct a fair trial for Bissonette in Seminole County. Seni1nole1yriJf' Capt. L. J. yj for $w-y - Or" 4 , 1 _ -, f orced Roberta, is on the State'S witness HSL She ap. dmswd In a black dress. shoes and hat w:th a veil. On a gold necklace .tte wore her husband's ring. In W openirg statement Brock didn't mention whijI Mr*. Newell is expected to say on the wItzieM Stand. rX,ring lunch at a crowded , MThe Sanford Herald 1 1I 91110v 4! 0 --- & , ,- I ___ ~l ~~~~~~~~~~~'~~~~~l'~~~~~l~~~~~~~~~I ~ -fi aLi k WIdOW, . - * -- - __I.Qw7t . %Ad, the company would be 1 Newell's 2-year-oId pregnant Vaught. accepting an engineer's report on his proposed - a ..;. i --- - - - along with Newell's blood. stained wallet and 16 credit cards when the suspec', was zrrested near May 15 "!k:?: ts.oL " I HI ,.~. , t)nnar I'n 1. --'--.. 1 . -1 revolver taken from Hisonett tions 7~1 - i - Limes" Just before dropping the you th on an 1- entrance ramp where he was to try to catch a r ide rs Orlando Ac - -. - aa. h BeL-dall Road site, threw in the towel after failing to - tl1 0 A , - 0 - .-- 4 ;-. (- i... P iI cars to lxiv gasoline Witnesses (ruin Hapler Beach, Bunnell and Auburndal said Bissonette had a pistol ,,lost when they saw him the two days nrior to the mama r Michael D LIr'dsa), 19, related how he joined firing OC7I' d - - - Rutberg said his hitchhiL,g ,,j, for seerai days client klIed Nuell in self prior to th e slaying, had defe'ire after the zather of two planned to rob a befriending htldrei nude rep.ated sexual notocist 0 - --,-- - ----_----.-: -L -Q#-1f 4 . :' Prosecutor Newman Brock 5eekIngth€ death penalty oflJ led a double life and pre,ed on theory BlsSoflctt, nba witteenage boys" flutbergidBIo -' - ~ . . . — -*. - . --. eb . R L!i _ iN4 - *17 I• athanc , 4I Bissonette Tri*al IV 0 S TU Tws il Y fflo V ~ _' -1 1 a . !~, , i~ ~_'1Jr,JI"'W % ' I7 I because of a shortage of newsprint caused by a strike at a Canadian mill. John B. Lake, publisher wad Eugene C. Patterson, editor and president, said that unless the rtiluctlous were made the company would run out of newsprint by Oct. 9. The two said the company's primary contract for newsprint was with the strike-hit international _____ _____ - page 1) Pi7~ IT ~=mv , —, * ~ I b~-'— * ; , r, .ft ~ 1:' Evening Ifldcpendpt extension, more of them in the county than the dt'. He raid the contractor has bought the material for tI'e protect.. but OW Cannot lay the line. - I *41111. front - ~v - !! .I, .- v " i P :--IT-1K ~ - - -J , - ,,- k~ ~, = ~ T-~ . ,P '.I 'I (p . . ~~-,. - I izes fly .EAN PATIESON I I i *I Cut Back M illage L" ,- Papers 4 Almonte Considers ing Upp -. ~ --- Filling Prescriptions is our most Important Responsibility. WE FILLOVER 50,000 PRESCRIPTIONS PER DAY! I 1 �____ _____ •: IR riri '. -. i. 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P ermiss ion of the publisher o 'r Any iOdfvi'jJ5 or firm lelpot,%ubJe for $esh (prOIuC$ii will "* E's i'Vrnq, on The Herald's Oe lrj :AbiC tt damage under the law 1t)IIShed OD'I)' and Sundays. •*cfpt Saturday be — ver i , ny The I(erdid member of the Assoca'i Pre-.s which u ."nt,tSed 4?Ji(IUS.iVtiy printed '0 ?h' to thse for reproduction of all the loca' Herald Area Corresponden t s L.onowees Anrf ed% Cal"MUnity p" A03r-..i -, 372-5418 ~ Besr Lake. Forestcity 37716)1 831 5O67 L,,1ona r DcLiasy Q'en'',i Enerpis, it. LIZ d,,'ds ChaJuofa Liza 04ker 36.fl07 ' ' ' 0*d° stiovia 1hu,j w Csf., M's. Clarence ni,'dør 32741.11 Wrnlvr prmigs Elda iJ'c'La% t4an'y Booth 3" 6M Afan,ont, fle41E-rry f'w'd rernpjrit 'i'od. E. I%IO1o5 Eastbrpoi, gas"" L__ Co'zrl In a '.;ç foreshadod the reasoning which could lead to a requirement that President Nixon comply the Subp0 ISSUed by the g-and Jury investigating the Watergate matter. In June, the court rejected the claim of several reporters that the contidentiality of them a priviIe not to aear before grand juries. "The public tas a right to every man's videe," the cou rt si, particularly n grand jury proceedings, Certainly the tapes of con vcrsations in the President's office and on his telephones Courts have traditionally President' s tapes and papers Judicial branch Itself. asserted the importance amid for e by the Senate cornfl court's decision Ofl this author ity of their own branch of mittee. matter ma well hold that the vnim':nt. lint thu uIiput'na iuet1 Ii i'rcitknt isubJetL to the caine '11w court may riot support the grand Jury in an inquiry into requirement to furnish the claim of the legislative possible criminal violations of evidence that the court imposed branch to subp9ena the the law is an instrument of the last year upon newsmen, with — -, '" ''. . • " ___________ _______ ____ _____ ________ _____ gave '"'c /k O'~~A~ 0~ .r Lir I* -. / In eyewitnesses. Bentham (1741-1532) was an English piuiosope. and jurist, "Were the Prince of Wales. the Archbishop of Cantebw-y, and the Lord hUgh Chancellor, to be passifig by in the same coach while a chimney-sweeper and a barrow-woman were in dispute about a halfpennyworth of apples, and the chimney-sweeper or th e barrow-woman were to think per to call upon them for their evidence, could they refuse it?" Bentham asked. "No,mo certainly, "was answer, 0 ~ - / i vokt-1 _______ I ,~ - - , v, i.r'.r i,,. -, 0 __ ' -a ________ _______ . - hfi&A&~ t, . .1 I _______ ,..,,,, . - - ~;J _____________ ____ _______________ - , , _______ _____ ___ ___________________ _____ _________________________________ _____ ___ -,WE _____ ____ _hm ____ ________ _______ ___ b4& "Let's Throw Him a Bone!" balances in our form of government, backed up by a vigilant press,contlntmfly serves to smoke out abuses of public trust, For all the notoriety of Watergate, the case ha.s co'int!ess precedents in tatsthatunfoldfrc,jn time to time at lower ernment. They have the =ne wrenching impact on county courthouses and cityhajl,s that Watergate has had on official VashIngton, and local communities manage to ride out the storm. The baring of facts about p1ti misconduct Is both a blessing and a bane. It is the nemesis of the wrongdoer and This exchange might considered a mt prodes spur for reform. However, it tends to nba ure frorn the main focus of the Watergate investigation, but it the fact Wt the overweimtng majty of elected tilitials should not. The inicroecopic examinathn of Watergate and government employes are men and women of honesty events could have an Impa ct on our nation's f'e q uite Lind In tegrity, and that more than a few are bey ond any findings or judgment regarng the conduct guided by the of kind of Idealism Out makes polIft anything but a "dty" inifIIdua If it leada to the kind of negati ve cynicism ex business. pressed b) young Gordon Strachan, it will cow,pound the Thomas Jefferson was 33 when he drafted damage already done. If it robs poli ti es and public 'iee of Declaration of Independence, He did so with the counsel of an Infusion of youthful energy and idealism, Watergate willBenjamin Frankith, who ras 70. We can be sur e that the bectxne truly an American tragedy rather than what It re tim eless lan guage of that document reprcsents the (emis a set of nViVs kes aro misjudgments by pple In high pering of Jefferson's fervent idealism by Franklin's mature lace4 who should have known better. wisdom, Ever since Ifl6 our cowgr)')mns been relying on the Mr. Et'rliclunan points out that there is no reason for melding of youth and age in public affairs to produce the Amerjcaru to shin the poJitleal arena if they enter It "with stable. stead 'rcgcsa toward the realization of democratic ther eyes open:' Indeed, soma Wataigate fgwes now ideals wh!ch has marked two centuries of our national feeling contitie about thodr role In the affair have dt.elared history. that ove:'zeaious loyalty to a political cause had closed their Surely the sorry tap'ie of a few that produced the eyes to the moral and legal Implications of their behavior, Watergate episode will not discourage young Americana Any young person who has studied American history from giving their country the Ideas and vitality It will always should be familiar wi th the way the system of checks and iwed and which only they can provide, scai — WAShINGToN NEA' A crucial element in time Watergate affair has, as far as can be recalled, never been mentioned, It is fear, Unless one has been reasonably close to Washington acti%i. for a good while, much longer than the tenure of Richard lion as President. it is difficult to realize ha w men La the bureaucracy -- whatever the department or agency are affected when the mglc words "the White House is caHing" are spoken, or a Iettr arrives on White house statione ry. Indeed, a caller from 1600 Pennsylvania avenue. assuming he is in the higher echelons, need not even make a statement lie can arouse emotions running from modest concern to outright term or simply b asking a qut'sti'in like "W ha t's the status of that case" Down to a certain civil service level, the Prcsidcr,t obviously has big leverage. The power to hire and 'ire is never tar from the forefront of a suinerable buresucrat's mind His reputatloa, his earning capacity, his family, all these and more may be at stake. For all i ts flaws and frailties in recent years. Con&rss still is widely thought of a, potentially at least, an counterweight to presidential Ilower, Th e Ervin effective hearings inquiries into White House activities by other congressional groups, the cutoff ol funds for Cambodian bombmn. indicate this is no illusion. Vet most senators and congressmen fear the Whii liose. with its acknowledged and much-used power to dispense er withhold favcrs in particular stat es and congressional zones There is really nothing new in this. except that fear seems greater than normal Professor's Suit Dismissed — The fright has been heightened by Increa sed awareness that Wl'.tt House uuthorities, by taping. wirt-tapping and o!!rr methods, may have been closely tracking the move ments and utterancs of individual lawmakers BEHUS ' 7 ~- - "Well, by analogz, a man who lIve* in the city, paruculai ly if he lives is dog".1 life, mad I assure you I do. s11100I4 bye abous one and a half 111111ca as long as a i,an it, the (YM,'fl' -So?" W.'ll, that means (lie city must be healthy, and that toy doctor Is rltht sshen he t!li! ant' that all my ills are .itel3i. I tmi like to think that l't'm rcaiy nothing ia,t a pay. rhMaatjt, r,ttL* 1 c'esiz{d *trrx ld w. n It AA • TALLAHASSEE, Fin, (AP) Weighing and measuring equipment used by Florida businesses will be Inspected with new rnanitorinl dev!ces donated by the National Bureau of Standards. Gov. l(euhin Askew accepted $80,000 worth of the official weights, measures and calibrating equipment Tuesday from the bureau, Di, Richard W. Roberts, director of the National Bureau of Standards, made the presentation to the Florida Tiep1.'tmerit of Agriculture. ___________________________ - I- -— I a UIIIJIIUL.Y Trial In Third Day NORLD arines Sue For Wigs "The jury ill lft.'ar it," the judge sternly told Sr'hnt'ider, I"ennul, a Navy veteran with service in Vietnarim, testified earlier that defendant Scott Carnil of Glnevj?tt' showed hum a sLmigshot and fned martiles May ?.'i, 1972, Fennel said Camnil told him the marbles Wodl(I sttXIttCl' on Impact and "would do harm to a perzon or animal," '11w governnmemit charges that (i,iiil and seven other memhers of th e Vietnam Veterans Against the War conspired to create violence wit'i bombs. gun,s and slingshots In the Miami area (luring the 1972 Republk'an National Convention, Five witnesses paraded be. fore the jury l'uesduy afternoon, tr acing a shipment wrist slingshots from Saunders Aruhury Company of Coluin. bus, N'b, on June '28, 1972 to the Wang Dang Doodle store In Gainesville on July IM. fendant John K. Briggs was manager of the novelty doth irig store, now defunct. _______ I Spicer Replaces Adams As Manpower Chief TALLAHASSEE, Flit. (AP) Lt. Gov. Torn Adams has been removed as chairman of the Florida Manpower Commission by Gov. Reubin A,skrw, Askew made the announcement Tuesday and rmammic Corn. merce Secretary Don Spicer to succeed Adams That leaves Adams with the chairmnansldp of thu I linda Bicentennial Conunts.slon as his only state job '1114' cornmission Is prepiring Florida's part In the 200th brithday of the United States in 176. After announcing the change In positions, Askew said "I feel that the Secretary of Commerce should also be chairman of the (manpower) commi.s.sion. I discussed this with IA. Coy. Adair.s and he agreed," The manpower council coordinates planning for Federal mnnpcssm'r progrzciis titid ath'I&'s local phmnnln;: boards of priorities. Most of the progruns Involve the Labor Division of the Commerce Department, Spicer, former St. Petersburg mayor, aho imt.'esk'd Adams as conunerce Secretary In February, O'Malley Probe Widens TALLAHASSEE, Fla, (AP) A Florida House subcorninittee's probe of the office of State I nsura nce Conunissloner Tom O'Malley will be expanded hi' include O'Mallcy's conduct, im subcommittee n.ciiiber says. Rep. George A. Williamson, R-Fort L&tuderdale, said 'Fuesday he believed the panel was au th orized to investigate "a ll phases of the depar tm ent and the con tr ibutors to th e corn missioner," He said th e subcommittee would invetigate the propr i ety of O'Mailey receiving money from represe n ta tives of Insurance companies and banks companies his di'parunent regulates. - Ju ry selec(I'iiis'imI.'imsltitthili.I .InY udaY iii the bribery conspiracy trial of suspended Circuit Judge I.,, .surri'Iy Goodman, politicnt 'nslder Frank M!'ii and the Rev.1'('mperan.'e Wright, 'i'turt'-eix persons have i,l' ready been excused by visiting Sarasota Circuit Judge Lynn Sil%'ertooth, the prsecution or the defense. Each side in the case was ptrmmmitteil 18 cluillengt's a n d thit' - proset-tititrn has seven remaining while the defeose has six Challenges ltft. Goodman. the Rev. Mr. Wright and Martin are charged with conspiring to give and rec'eIvi ii bribe in return for ii fnvortmle .Ier'ishmn ,n a nmmnls case against William Alton Trotter, a truck d r iver. crisis . When von testrn it ii L.hntIrmau5 faitim In his aibments, you kill his s'lf-eonf,dence, "All is not lost," I reassured him, reaching for illy desk medical dictionary. "lime truth Is, Arnold, you're oic'ke.' than 'ou realize, 'i 'a's' :'t 1 ' II, ,:;1 , 1k:, doctor hasn't recognized," "Like what" "Well, "I soul, turning the pa ges, "You're atrmild of being mugged, aren't you?" "Wimi, can ft''c In the city and not tier " raid Arnold. 'InWn you'vt cut Iwo ailments barpf:?i(.hit:i, the fe;r of being rnlAtti, amid ttiaLL'phobi.i, the lear of bein' be-ten," ilaL's mdcc. Anything else" "Yes," I replied. "You hate u4idriver3. I knew, It you're th cli!1 tab ill l il t n i h ii,ii4 ih 'ol ur body. ytri'rt .iuifcning from ertropfmotga, But if you're afraid c' beIng hit or, il,e left side, ynu't'e got • — ., . Pu, 1 J_,~k Ii''. ophuhni, "I've got both!" exclaimed Arnold, "But that Isn't the half of it, Arnold. You've toll inc that you think the people in the apartment 4('TO3 the way are watching you, ;f HSt:, (iU'Ve (011ie t1uti with ophthaImnopho,, the fear of being stared a?. And I would ab.o .si'y yrn hay.' xenophobia, the tear of strangtra nrn. foreigners, and, since i*2 run from little old lathes with ullibirelhu on rainy cisys, you must tie Ir, the grip of beiDnephobla, the Fear of sharp-pointed object-, and 'I hen 1 noticed that Arnold was heading for the door. I put back the dlcti'mary, "Where are you IOIIIg, Arnold" see my dor'tor," hean'',s'ered utir'erfully. ''When I Ic) liii,' souie of the things vrang I've got, he'll prababl, think I'm lucky If I live through thtt rest of the year," $ ow - Police charge Judge Good. man dropped Trotter's 18month prison sentence in limvor of pay c'ltiatrk' tr.aitmt'tml and five years probation after trteettflg with Martin, the Rev. Mr. Wright and TMters etiioyer. BLUE DOLPHIN HAS POOL GAMES P 'S'ol$ybaIl JUST FOR (çciit Toss Ring YOUI Basketball Diving Rings Peal & Deck Chaise kms Rafts Kiddin swim Aids '•4'• ' f'REE ESTIMATES 0t4 A POOl, IN 'rs.WR SACK YARDI WY li-fl S ,%ti FORt) 01.. 1=0 322-3022 i , ' • ' -' - a • a • • a ' ' - I 4 ' - ' -d7=76' Is Your Student Going Away To School? The Hometown News Will Help Relieve That Homesick Feeling M 1. i ~. - - V tI i I , 't . I Th ree telev isi on stations reported lut Friday that the current report of annual contributions to a fund used to defray O'Malley's expe nses Included $7,000 from the f1nanc1l institution,s, " my $37,00 alary, I can't afford to pay for a lot of th ings like fl owers for my employes wbu get sick or to take my wife ors a lot of th ese offi cial f un ctio ns," O'Malley sa id In response. Alter television sta tion WCKT of Miami rcportad th e subcommittee probe Tuestay night, Williamson said the panel wuWdinvesUgateO'Ma11ey's Use of state a irptan esan whe th er he ecelved contribu ti ons from insurance camparties moving into Florida. But subcommittee chairman Ed Whitson, R-Clearwater, said he could not determine th e ultimate scope of the investi gation un til he spoke wi th committee chairman William Birchficld, D-Jncksonville, 'f,_, ,. 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They say their reserve standing will be cross-examinatIon at a time not ci violated if their attendance record Is further imSteve Whit is of Tampa and Alan K. Fouts specified, nearby St. Petersburg filed the suit Thby, paired, resutting In their induction into active "That cross-examin,atuon will claiming that a Marine antiwig regulation is duty, be limited to w hether he knew unco nstitutional and violates their tights under some investigation was going time First, FouLs and Whitis said they walked off a Tampa Ninth and Fourteenth amendments. on about hUh and whe ther any Marine drill area last mon th after they were The men say th promises were made to him," length." eir hair Is of "fashionable given an ultimatum to chop their hair to The judge said. But they said they've been getting unexcused regula tion length, ArnUw rejicteti protests by absences at meetings of the 4th Amphibian Under military requirements "time hair shall U.S. 'Justice t)epartment attorTractor l3attalion in Tampa because their locks be worn neatly and closely trimmed. It stall be ile% Robert Schnetdet that the don't conform to military regulations and they clipped at the sides and back so as to present an jury' shouldn't be allowed to can't wear wigs, evenly graduated appearance. The hair on the hear that an investigation in. The reservists argue that shorty wigs would top must not be over three Inches in leng th , Lo ng vo:ring a witness was In prog- satisfy the appearance requirements and hide or conspicuous sideburns are prohibited." ress. - A Man Can Be Sick If He Wants ''It's uorst than thaY' tie replied, jus t rta' that a city dog livc one an'j a half times a3 tong as it tTi&flit"y (log," TAMPA, Fla. (AP)— U.S. I?strk't Judge William T. Hodges has di.sxntased a suit brought by a black professor who claimed he was forced to resign from the University of Florida, Hodges said former AfrnAmerlcan studies Professor Edward G. McDonald failed to prove he was unconstitutionally deprived of his post. The Judge r-iled Tuesday that simse the profesor voluntarily resigned from the faculty In June 1972, he had r.ot been denied his right to due process, New Weight Tests Health I n Th e CI By HAL B11'LE !%V YORK ,%,I' i - ',1 frwnd Arnold, the office hypochondriac, sas in a blue funk. "What's the matter?" I asked him, "Have you run out of dis- -- - TAU..AHASSEE, Ftp, (AP) — A grant of 34,72 to pro. rno",e better lob planninz and preparation by stuiente has been announced by Education Commissioner Floyd Christian, (3'mrbtlan saId Tuesday the meney was the first 11, a series of $5 million in state grants appropriated by the ieglslature for career education projects. The first counties to receive the Iuntb &i'e Broward, Pinehas and Orange, $113,150 each to expand existing programs; Duval, f225,675; Madison, $33, 750, and Wakulla, $33,750, for new projects, To the extent that major independent agencies like the * FBI and the CIA were drawn into the Watergate net, their reacting officials seemed in clear awe of the preidr.' JdL,,Ck ;ray. former acting FBI director, js a prime exampIe of a man torn be tween a sense of duty to his organiza. lion, and a fear of the consequences of -crossing" the Whitc House. Stuart "' Job Grant Announced You can't listen to the parade of witnesses before the Eryin committee without catching the vibralionc Many men had doubl about what they were asked to do If thv reonded to commands anyway, feat of the power of hue House often was the unspoken component in their the be havior o — '- -" - . JACKSONVILLE, FIn, (AP) Police Were called Tuesday night to quiet a group of 30 church members singing hymns and picketing to protest the showing of the movie "Jesus Christ Superstar," Harvey &iith, manager of the Town and Country Theatre called police and complained that the group was blocking the entrance to his theatre. Smith said they were singing hymns so loudly that It was disturbing patrons watching the movie. The group, which has been picketing the movie since Saturday, left quietly after police arrived but promised to be back tonight. 0 " - Churchmen Protest Movie kyi ____ ____ ID — VVAW Witness ReCoalled Flori da News B ri ef s *1 Watergate abuses attte laid to fear , - ...........•,U)lII - — — ______ ' 7 995 BRUCE BIOSSAT _______ i . ____ ____ Go'don Strachan, who was 27 when he went to work as a gffau1jjj the White House, told senators that from his experience with the Watergate affair he would advise young people to "stay away" from careers in public service. That promoted anot& Watergate wimcs, former piesidentlal .ssist.antJohnEhrliehman, to expound just the vppaslta vi ew about young Americans and their gove'nment. "I hope they do come and test their ideas and convictions In this marketplace," he said, '1 he they come hue arid d bet- tr Lay, Sons Com ission Election has r I George ' - _______ —. - -- " ,. Thoughts About Political Careers - WASHINGTON iNi Alter two years of price controls of one sort or anoth er one thing is dear: Price reg!aIions alone are ineffective. They won't work unless government, industry and the consumer show re• strain(. w.'rnmnt m"*t control their !trn Federal and spending. Thi s. of eot.rse. Is not as easy as it :cunds. n0tj1 c President and Congress have got to agree on whet, they're going to hot'! the line, and thus far this has proved impossible. Congress has found it impractical to agree 0, limits within its own housc. The administration, likewise, while pushing for cuts in it variety of areas. hasn't done all it can to eliminate dead -0 wood in a variety of ky programs. Item The Federal Reserve has got to do more to keep t!se money SUPPlY from growing o rapidly. For too much money circulating, in times like th ese, tends to drive prices P . Again, this solution i easier described t han carried out 00 tight a control on the money supply can limit increas,' in industrial production. in commerce and In cons urm.r buy. ing to a degree that advantageous growth is hampere(j and the danger of a recession is brought closer. An overtiglit control of money can lead to serious amounts of unemploy. mciii I Government and industry must both take soms. II r c, t l)FtltiL tiIi leO tt tdt 1 In mnJ tc part, this means better govemnnient data nationally and ln ternationally ion such matters for exinpL' as the interna. tional wl~eat crop and the probability of drought in Itiussiji, In oart, it means more rapid government action to relax cerlain coflrols such as farm 'creage restrictions and other restraints on output and more responsive government tIo; in releasing stocks of overpriced basic materials Th is again ont be easy of accomplishment. Government data on economics, commerce, production and purchases especially international data is gathered inefficiently. is incomplete. frequently inaccurate and aimost always so slo in arriviimg in the hands of those who need to use it that it frequently is of not much account except '.o scholars. Th e Commerce Department. on which M heavy, share of collection, compilation ar'd analy sis dcjerd. one of th e most inefficient bureaucracies in Washington 'though it has some very good menl ad the Agriculture l )t'iuftmrnt's for •ign collection system is hardly better Item — It will be necessary for both time government and industry to step up on research on substitute materials (for petroleum, as an example), on more efficient means of pro. y. on improved materlals and end products. The problem here is that Congress has a habit of cuttin back on research req est in times of in Elation when they re most sorely needed, - '1" Wednesday, Aug. 22, l973—A — 'I'il.LAU,tSSEF, Fla. JAI') a chamber of commerce vice said In a statement read by an predate," Pray said, 1he Florida DvpomLim:t.'nl of pndtIent joined the pollution aide. Pray said fishing and shnmmi. Stuart's I liution Control wants the fed- control department Tuesday in Clint Pray, chairman In,, . n the of the Gulf off LouLsaa r ;il government to delay leps. asking for a delay, Louisiana Governor's Council "have been thriving." new olldrilling tiftes in the State Rep. Kenneth 11. MacK- on Envlrorunenl.al Quality, said '1 should mention that recre,ull of Mexico until more stud- ay, D-Ocai and co-chairman of "Louisiana has experienced ational fishing In our offshore are mntle. the F l orida Energy Committee, little or no permanent environ, waters has received a n unexmmmi Stuart, :m department said the federal agency should men t a l damage as a result of " petted bonus from the presence 't'etjo,, administrator, Tuesday wait until July 1 of next year in offshore drilling. of offshcre rigs and platforms," told a U.S. Interior Department order to give the state home to "O,i' estuaries and coastal Pray said. "Because the platl).'nel holding hearings on the set up a pelicy on growth and areas remain highly productive forms offer shelter and haven to environmental Impact of off- offshore drilling, and our coastal triarshies and smaller feed fish, our waters shore drilling that there was not "We need time to talk with bays have not lost the beauty so now provide sport fishing mmcx. . _._.,i,.',., -,11-m_,i.,._ • m'r,nuh .... 1.11 iu,jrb( sta(c that have many ot us in Louisiana ap- celled anywhere in the world," upon which to base a rational had oil drilling," said MacKay. judgment on the effects, "We've reacted as quickly as "Our department (eels that possible, but we're not in a .ale should it aeveloprnent sition to react within the next 90 I Now in of more advanced quality con. days." trol, safety and pollution conProgress Julian Bennett, vice (ml equipment and proce- president of the Bay county duti'," Stuart said. Chamber of Commerce, said m Stuart said more research the panel should require oil .t . A11W was needed on the effects of companies to create a fund to TALLAHASSEE, Fla.(AP i —Florida has a new elections law but not a commission to enforce it, and Secretary of State chronic low-level spills, the be used to clean up oil pollution ;mmnount of oil expected to be and require them to post surety Richard Stone has asked Democratic and Republican party spilled, the impact on fish and bonds to pay for cleanup chalrn.en to correct the situation. ~, \ -10 the effect on air and water penses and damages, In a recent letter to the chairmen Stone pointed out tria. if a quality. viotanon of the elections law occurred, he would have no one Bennett also asked the agenRoyal Apollo 1 0 WORK TO BEGIN SATURDAY ON SHELTER Stuart was one of more than cy to ban drilling for oo miles to refer the matter to. REV. JACK Lindsay, execut[ve director0iio1e All Youth Shelter, Electric Portable 70 persons scheduled to speak off Pana:1ma City's "Mira':k Party offichls saId they expected to complete their r.omiholds budding plans approved by county a iid lniildiiig pelimmit for t he during the threc.day ime'arimmg. Sifip'' so spilled oil would not noular f- 129.95 nati'ne to the new State Elections comnmissign by Sept. I. 2200 square foot youth shelter to be erected on 21 acres near Winter More federal, state aad local damage the white sand beaches officials, conservationists, oil and destroy the area's tourist Springs. The first phase will be built of concrete block at an estimated Inc taw toot' effect July 3 and sets up it seven-member SALE $ IlIenand power company reproboard to investigate possible violations, much as a grand PRICE industry, $22,000 and will accommodate 12 youngsters and cottage parents Jury does, and to report to state attorneys if it finds the law sentatives were scheduled to But other state officials, powVolunteers will start work on digging the footer Saturday immediate'y was violated. address the panel today. en company representatives following the 9:30 a m, groundhreakin ceremony, Save an The Interior Dpartiihnt is #tl1d Th vcrnor appointa six iii'iimbers three from nomiexpressed I (Herald Photo by Jane Casselberry) holding the hearing to deter- stirinnrt for nations by the Democratic natty Office Furniture C -, and - thr ee - fr m R'ru,hIi,..r I '-r nom inations, These six choose the seventh member, mine whether or not to allow the Gov, 13111 Wailer of MIs. Office Machines leasing of 159 submerged tracts sissippi said he endorsed the Republican Executive Directo r Bil l David said th e GOP Office Supplies in the eastern Gulf sometime proposed drilling because it chairman l is t probably wo uld be completed nest week, alter state GOP Art-Drafting & thii fall. LE. "Tommy" Thomas returns from a vacation would help his state's industrial Engineering Itoms In Australia. the tracts, totalling 5C,.48 groWth,. and Lug 9390 "Part of the problem is that a lot of people are on vacation acres, are located off Florida, "The e conomic heal th of and hard to coct.act," David said. Alabama and Mississippi sissippi and the contin'ied wellHis Democratic counterpar t, John French, sa id pa rt y offiFederal geologists est'mtvmte being of its people derr.and that the vim gin undersea area could st, proceed without delay to cxclots had be"n carefully screening recommendations from members of th e executive committee and others. contain up to 3,2 bullior' barrels plore for, pr od uce, transport, "Th is will be th e first opportunity th e goverr,or will have 10 (;AINESvH.LE, Fla. (AP) of oil and u to 3.9 trillIon cubic and refine the crude oil and appoint members of th e committee and we are being very 133 East ROBINSON An early guvez-nmcr,t witness In feet of gas. natural gas which may underlie careful in our selection," French said. A chorus of environmental. wak'm offshore Mississippi, the Gainesville Eight conORLANDO, FLORIDA fl • ,,$a " 14" V II4 oira"y trial is cc1nirig back t isIs, a state representative and Abaam14 and Florida," Wailer "nes to be submit ted to Gay, PM willyll 1w' osked if his testimony was by Sept. 1. ____________ _______ _________________ - _______ _______ Reubin Askew ____________________ linked In an Investigation of the U.S. housing and Urban Dcvc!. Ic "~"~ " -- '.•-'-• Em COI'LEY NEWS Decide 9 ( Focus On Watergate DEWEY ROBINSON Circuta lion Manager By Ma i l How Will Supreme The Sanford Herd Id Halt Asked On Oi l Wells 10 - WINIEPED 7. lELOW Comptroller . Home Delivery On Nixon Tapes even men of high rar.k — X; 4 1* #,a of Alaska pipeline construction, noted, the exemption 'sets a dangerous precedent by attempting to exempt a project which all parties admit represents a potential threat to the en- . drought in Africa South of the Sahara. Their hunger is not for meat but for food of any kind, Relie efforts now getting started may avert (It? cuiasirupbe and can at least diminish the degree of suffering that looms for those wi- I . Is that passage of the Alaska pipeline bill by Congress will represent neith er a victory by one responsible and sober faction of our society 1101' the defeat of another. it would instead be the resolution of a critical problem through the painful means of balancing one important gt! Rg1nst another, pressing need versus an environment of academic purity. The fact that this issue can be mediated in an overlapping problem as big as the Alaskan pipeline augurs well for similar resolution of disputes in equally critical areas when environment and need are major factors. As Sen. Henry Jackson, a vigorous supporter vestigatlon could be relevant to Jury's inquiry. The court bn a footnote quoted from the international League of Red Cross Societies. An estimated 13 million people, half of them chiidret undn' 15, are lacing outright starvation b?cau.se of a the requirements of the enviroimentijI law." Sen. Jackson is underlining a basic truth . It Midwest is a separate domestic problem. it is likely that we eventually will need the MacKenzie Valley ppeline as well as the delivery system from Prudhoe Bay to Valdez. The one unfortunate aspect of the Senate action was that body's narrow approval of an amendment to exe1spt the Alaska pipeline from fucraltck under the Eiivirunmental Policy Act of 1969. The immediate impact of the Senate action may he to stimulate the House into action. The lower body also has been stalemated over the issue for four years. Even after the Hoas zi'tc, hnwever, the fight for construction of the pipelire may die a hard death. Extreme environmentalists will comb federal and local statutes to look for tacks to throw on the road of progress. On another front those concerned with the size of the oil industry will pursue their suit to preclude major oil firms from controlling both the transportation and the marketing of oil. The Alaska pipeline offers them a big ta rget. Unfortunately, as it may be seen from all of th is, the Alaska pipeline has developed a character of its owr simply as an issue apart from the substance. Few, Icr example, really question the critical need of the United States for Alaskan oil, which now consti tutes at least 25 per cent of the proven donitjc reserve, We do tie1 thm. oil, 'xnli bc I ucl our indu.su'v and mobility and to relieve some dependence'on foreign oil. In the waning hours of the Senate Alaska pipeline debate, much of the argument centered on peripheral issues, These included such thirøs as an old federal law that limited right-of-way lo 50 feet in width, as well as arguments over whether the oil should come to the West or Midwest and whether the pipeline should be Cotcted along Canada's MacKenzie River Valley, The fact is that hringing more oil to the vironment from Moreover, of America. Price regulations need h&p of all ,, ; "_ (Final ly) Reasonable Is Mter intvc dcbat and I In Gulf Of Mexico RAY CROMLEY r'' I I -- I .;.::, :.; r. _ """ IIANKAMERICARD 'auft'i Ljrr4th Will be mailed si days a week for nine months Only $240 Per Month Start a subscription to The Sanford Herald for your student away from home Today! CALL. 322-2611 MASTER CHARGE 520S.MIfle Ave__ Sanford . Florida We'll Start Mailing On Request And DIII You Later �z - . - - ................ •-- -. - .•-.- mom A--Thv Sovtiurdi,era,a weanesday, Aug. 22. W73 0 0 0 Vegetar"Iians Are Findi n , ork Drawbacks g PriceA nd %A' • v' e Antipollution Pendulum Swinging Back If In 1301 the liritith Parliament outlawed the b'rntng of coal In London while Parliament was in session and imPc1 the d'ath l'4?flP.IIY for those who violated the edict Th m'mbe a didn't like the sooty ir creat ed by coal burning . Thi g. haven't gone that far In the United States, of course, and never could. The best evidence of this is that pendulum which a few years ago swung far over in favor of an environment-minded goverfunent and public fa lling back toward a morr evenhanded attitude toward the scouring of our air and water, In some quarters the change amoun ts almost !4 a backlash agai ns t the stiff an ti pollution laws, rules and regulations aimed at state and local governmen ts, business, Industry and the individual. I Americans have been faddists for generations, but protecting or tmprovin the environment is no passing fancy. Ecologtst will he iu-ovnd from now on. Tl'e only question Is wheiner they have gone too tar towardpro tecting the environment and how far they will he allowed to go In the The Sanford Herald Wednesday, Aug. 22,1973—M Take a look at some of the per.dulum-w1ngtng: Nuclear power plants which industry experts claim are 1ta1 to avert an eaNgy crisis are geiiine the green tight from the Atomic Energy Comml-.slon In mounting numbers. The courts are throwing out lawsuits aimed at dosing atomic puwer plants and blocking construction of others. A year ago the nucledr pwer plant program was stymied, Hnt deveiopn'.t.s reflect a growing impatience wi th environmentalism. Its advocates are being blamed for the energy crisis, chaos In th e auto industry, high prices, food Shortages, even th e falling birthrate. Some of these charges are unfair. But many repons1b1e people echo many of th ese complaints. Ii y 1. (HIS'F. ' Vegetarians who've been snunning meat for years are re, -,tor of the Aincrien Vegan Society. disys to dine on fruits and %'ege. ' ui In iTlalaga, tables. They're also finding that NThe 1C j •l 4 eighth as much land to produce some soup; and salad %4Uh Sb.' aid th.' sndsiy is (1eth':!food br a vegetarian as for cooked vegetables and a starch to "promoting the Ideals ineat cater. It's also ch*-aper for dinner. utsiversid brotherhood of Ilu' for the individual consumer. The Scelety of mnanity" and believes that all 1. America is much less strict humanity is derived from one Mrs. Diinshah estimated 4 than the Vegans. Tbe educa- life." Froin there, it's a short Freya Dlmshah wife of the di- and leather. Many vegetarians Ililmnbers, ill, several (urinal nr.J was raised as a vegctaian, e:s and dairy products and and chapters around the country. in although not a Vegan—said: eggs finding It's shionable these (lialnnan Jennings Randolph of the Senate Public Works Co:nmttee warned that the nation's economy must be considered In the government's drive to fight pollution. "We must not in our eagerness to protect the environment, become overzealous to the point of requiring technologies that are not available," he admonisned. At one time Randolph was nu all-out environmentalist. Moreover, events point to a gradual shift away from the Puritan attitude tonrd a clean new world wi th out a spot of dust In any corner at any cost. . every ttk. I ha to do Umroeuc'ts I)iscusslng th e meat sliortag I 'd 11 '111(1 e ' They also SuISPI) :1 beet. She said the nicty has sev- and -,ra every tiny, and there's really 'dc from ring piIi't•, Mrs. lm too inuch for one person," says aninmis, including wool, silk erol hundred pnid-sub-teription 15111111--who was bom In Englatul kJk JU90cluted Pr"s Writer ike higher prices and more '.e,e ir an organizati ons. "We've wen tIlIq coming for a of peonle adopt part or all of the long time. In order to feed all Vegan phIlosophy after writing the people in the world, t• like wool bit of interest has been ex- casts $8 to $10 per week Per tional.philosoptmlcal urganiz. steP to oppcing the killing of person for food on the Vegan ation doesn't require that it's any animal. diet. A for information, ',Irs. 1)"imshah to turn to a diet wlijel), if not typical day'i nieals, six work. Members eat no meat or fish; pressed" in the society in re. said The society published a intally vegetarian, Is a least book called "Vegan Kitchen" mainly vegetarian." nor do they eat the byproducts cent months, partly because and a pamphlet titled "Month of "I used to answer our mail of animals, such as dairy the high cost of meat and short Menus" She miald it takes about (sue, samri, would Include Fruit and nuts for breakfast; a wilad with pro t e in—such as nuts or beans—for Iundi, illembers be -Nfiss Mills, who does cat ai- though many are dairy products and eggs, esti. ' inated that the society has Among the vegetarians is Joy about 6,000 members in the be With Mills, the group's president. United States. -. - - a— riospitai F1 FACIAL TISSUE Notes AUGUST 21, 1 73 ADMISSIONS SANFORQ: Willie Stevens Ell, S. Howard Mauj-ea S. Johnson Michael T. Luster James S. Ekern Sue Ra' Bloom I %Vflllzun .1. CraIi. I I ! Evelyn D. Britt Anna M. Litton Cynthia E. BuUer Laura Inbody Eldra K. 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PRE- PRICED I 98 • THERMOS 99 88 LUNCH KIT -' '111 ,4n with its ,n co1.sdo, I4slpIl to st,d.n$b & t.oh.., too Peg 198 - ::. CUTEX Emory Boards tg 'SO _______ I u, °4•..uso BY FLAME GLO - . 2 PwItot' rig i '• 184 I tf and IiItV,iS t.n.t 'o 'c sori dcrt, Mod,i 0 2061 Pig 899 L MEN'S BELTS - es. c.uol,t, belt, f,b.ø,',d o'.o.s ' 'e n c ic. ,ci In' A,,o,t i - - -. ''psi - I "v' , ) 299 3 99 PANTY HOSE ± Med . Milo I& ten c' Be 2/ MEN'S ORLON CRE W W SOCKS If, I it YM BAG - DRESS HANGERS 7 It is the !u'st time Cox and Wright have appeared on oppo. site sides of a case. Thc've"armed up for this one with long written arguments submitted to Sirica. In them, both displayed their tal ents not only for interpreting constitutional Jaw but for persuas i ve, colorful argument. 1- he ISSI'C here is starkly simple: will the presidency be AMPLON QQ ELECTRIC 7 0 tALL2 it,, & tI,i • - - I' - - 9: • - 6 E RRDS FAMOUS 4waU JI %I1VE SI .illowt'd to continue to (nm. tion" asked Wright. "Our response is that the presidency can Indeed (unc. answered Cox . 7 4 29 " ' -- - 0 / tine I s.iifl." tial conversations. President said no, So Cox subpoe. mined the tapes. Again, the President said no, and the lega battle was joined that will .ake Ccsx and Wright into federal court Wednesday to debate the constitutional Issues. It will be just the first rowni in this battle of intellectual heavyweights, For, whatever U S. District Court Judge John J Sirica rules, the loser will appeal. The final court ruling is virtually certain to come from the Supreme Court. F#lt SUNBEAM do bsg fl5$QR Mod.! Fov,b#i..; -•- - YIP 40 •" L 7 TOOTHBRUSH 1 SM Ill President Nixon, whose case for withholding White House tapes he has prepared and will argue in court. A dozen blocks away sat Arutubald Cox, with the same sort of long, bony, angular !aok, talking about the same thing, "Some lawyers claim they make one argument for Justice A. and another argwnent for Justice B, and a third for justice C. 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You simply have to go forward with the best and strongest legal position you can devise." When In Washington, Wright works in a spare, narrow office in the Executive Office Building ci.)'( PARKER JOTTER 19 V9 — 4 Typos 188 Lock, loti R,g 7 25 8. , II lu-os. lj! ., gar :e' 5 d'obk p!o,s-c 1 HAMILTON BEACH - MoJ.l Strategy Revealed SCHOOL LOCK INDEX DIVIDERS (001i0tt 50t. — Mod,! d485 41Y RADIO . . . . . . 95 Ø CUTEX Polish Rernover 19, (/i"iiI1(u(O1t. 1534 9212 Altamonte Springs 88 (005,31 rows to ___••T__------ TrFORMATION: PATRICIA RICH 719 Wright MASTER 'HAIR DRYER &DRY ILj,,1.V' HELPFUL CIVIC 834.9217 Altamonte prins t- one"orld P.9 I MEN'S I! I HAMILTON BEACH STEAM WIDE VARIETY OF DOROTHY LGCETT coiL Ito 188 I l.i ,,tT•o,, °"' board wcIp r4 SPORT OR DRESS GREETINGS, AND A MARY L. dAILEY. 8349212 Casselberry I Top ,o Boot td. pon.k D,ybk id#j glass doors Model II1 P.i 1788 All Furniture Lr.srnt:i I TUSSY "rford IJ flwood I] Ito'*. f raw 599 FAMOUS £34-12 ,pnt i idto JUMBO HOUSEHOLD OR BOARD — 1 S.q,,.... I&.-4. - BULLETIN CASE 8, W,,sb Con,o, b.d-., Ideal for poIid ng thn. t' n and siposts Asto4.td colors. P,g I!.c in", f 7 9 BOOK 8 0: Tj ,at 39, WALNUT FINISH ORGANIZER 7 - DUO TANG FOLDERS STUDENT Anv,i, TAME CREME RINSE u3r ne w jn town 5' • DESK LAMP .,.------r __ it - i381 1899 A NOTEBOOK 12 a C)K.,t to-pow-on book Pig I 99 t.n.t 7 Rog I as Inid n'.am"m 1.-'jt tog 1188 Limit HOSPITALITY, WARM bAlIJT — Rod Litho Wøtt, Bojk,s Mod, of ,,i.tof CABINET li,aii, With Cho. Aug. t2— SISTERS. be., noon luncheon meeting, Cavalier i'staurant Aug. 24th Sanford Senor Citizens Club tour to St. Agustthe for dinner and state play, "Cross and .Sword" leaves Civic Center :30 p.m. jjvirig. 5 ' 11 Seminole Calendar -: 79 1" '2 • &ss... lisa Louise Cooper Carol K. Telkamp 1)iC11AEGES Ladii C. Stine Thorton D. Cummings, DeLand Sandra F. Jensen, Dettona Thoma* E. Pilkerton, 1)eltona Leonard F. Cucher, Deitona Janet M. Haywnod., Deltona Geortana A Taylor, t)cLta John C. Anwal, Deltoima Mrs. Karl (Lo1s) Bierfreund &nd girl, Gencvz. Peggy K. Barnett,, Lake Mary Opal G. Dorn, Lake Monroe Julie X. Behrens, Lake Memoc Joy D. Harris, Longwood 1.vuua,d W. Taylor, Iiingwcxd Kerr)' Temple, Jacksonville ft FILIPINOS throng to cross the new Opon•%landa' Bridge linking the town of Mandawe, near Ccb Cit. wth Mactan, she 41 the nation's second InIernaiionil airport. It is shout iSO miIr-, south of %Ii'nila. w.tp, Richard Etche lls, Orange I & Pk of 300 FI1. Pp, at Pock of 700 T ypo 7 lliland N. Richardson, U 1 YOUR .1 I , 0 BASKETBALL SHOES BOY$S,?! 97 1 Allotte 0101t 1".k. Cro!j Avo AvocadoFig 69cI.,' 4 58 SHOEBOXES 29 1 P p0)'' O'IJ 5. L-c 4 4 e,,I' 190" OF}'Eft Prints Kodak Fi1 Kodak Qi,.,,t4,.,iutpe5 When p,p*sb or is j "$ t vow bt... " p'i.'Ii hvp S esJh f - Pin di',•It.14.è ,,,,, SODAS ASsO Pilo vIIVDAf .S..-. .., 'ODAY AND jVttTDAT - ill There is a "paramount need for frank expression and dstussion among the President and (nose consulted by him," Wright argued. Presidential aides 'art li like1' to be timid because ei this rt'uiotc sbr&ger of disclosure," wrote Cox. Back and f9rth they sparred on paper, warily testing each other's argumnt'nts in wepara. (ion for the more drarnatc csn. fr'nt.iT 'nc In -'-'rt - �______ .1 ___ ___ -- - - -- -1 -- T_r'- -------- -- * -- i, B 0 h C y I 1_7 i i ~._--_ ____ ____________ . I -- - - __ - . 4-PM31=11111141110110 - --= - orus -: I--I .;a, - V HAWKINS - ________ wm - - - __ __ __ __ It . _____ ______ -- - - - rae Gospel ni.)rus of St. James AME Church will celelx-ate tiw'tr 13th Anniversary Sunday. at 3 p.m. A variety program has been planned. Please come and help ce)ebra Lhis very special spiritual program. . fiapdst Church will celebrate its annivcrsary Sunday afattend. Mrs. Alberta Miller is presi&nt and Mrs. Thelma Franklin. Ace pre. __ . I 1( __ Z 1 , - . . - n Miss I 1111111111 I 46, U_1IW__ a .- _ - - Pulpit Aid Ituard nf St Paul Mss1onar) Baptist QJ will hold Its anniversar) cb arx'e Sunday, at 3p.m y J C Mi%ur will be gixt peaker Rev Miller Is the pastor 01 Zew Mt Zion ML3sionar) Baptist Qwreh, Midway Mrs FJah Rri'wn ,rrsb-nt and Rev. Robert !'ktor, pastor. !111111111111111111111 • - Bible School Concludes Friday ___ Bible School at The Fred Will Holiness Qiurch has been In progress from Aug. 13-24, Mrs. Loela Ross is suDerinknduit., Mrs Cleo Jones, assistant, James Griffen, coorunator nd Mother Rub) L Wilson pastor EM •.-. - .. anW -M-2-7 11M. •7 :e - __ ..-- - __ _______ Mr a,d Mrs H - - , __-.;r UW7-- I --_~ 4 i :a __ = . ift . . r_t - __ _Aww:~;W_11 -, __ ]_i~ ;_v _ ~_ q W .--.- sommmob, 'mv' _ .__ - _-- A:E - _ _ E:_:_ ;W .- - . 2195mism-~ - li~ - ____ gtS -' • ç - - - , _________ theaistllne lhelongetl.iis Sheppard paternal grand tiered and bordered in mat- mother ef the bride, was hing clan) late Ste carried a dressed I • a blue chiffon dress bouquet of while sweetheart with coordinated corsage and roses and baby's breath with accessories. Following Ow ceremony. a white satin streamers. Mrs. Daphne Clyde Hum- dinner was held at the Holiday house n*l. after dinner, a -rtcrption was lucId at tic Sanford Civic Certcr. The tables were overlaid with white - - - The Seminole Crusaders Bowling League goes from Lxling ball to fashions The gals execute unique form In bowling, and they have even greater technique as they pose. Thi ut fur all Ue (ashi*u thwii Is MtL Mildred Graham. hb-. Graham's fw-Nons wW be modeled 21 the E1 11am,,, Church red, Orlan!a, Friday, P"• Patrice Roundtree and Darns Quino are models, Patrice wears an orange and white horizontal print capedriss and Dvrris a gray 3n gray p:ain Jacket eIas'6d'cL;-*-d waist nude of double knit polyestcr - - PATRICr4 41LTEáA,TT'T'%AI'T' ttiLa iirtitiIS LUUeLJ 4 QU1NO , . Model now fashions uHeraIdPhoiobvMarvaJIawkns) - - =-. --------- I : - .- The Sunday School oi St. Paul MiWonary Bapt:st Church sponsorcd a Biblical quiz ay contest, wInners in this contest were Marilyn Fort and Eminaletie Hoikins, their essays were thkti from Biblical 'verses and chapters "The Ten commandments" and "The Law For Living." - - A~ - - -.•- __ __ 1. - -1 i - _- _ - . Ir - LJ -. _______I -.--• I .- ____________________ - - - -•. ' _______ is,tnrs - - - - -- -- -- • VisUors Last %ir.Jv at New Mt Calvary Missionary aiwch were Ot SIms, Ft Lauderdale, and his daugnkr,Tcrrl The Sims were vacationing In Jacksonville and Orlando and they stopped of to visit '1th his brother, Rev '3 L. aims, pastor of Mt C$lary 0th Sims was formerly manager of the Hollywood Branch of the Socal ..J _________ - ________ 1' - ,, : __ - I- - of the MtamiBi'anchOflice. • -_ ---- .- I 26th Anniversary I -- Mr. and Mrs. TnmIe Holt celebrated their Sth Wed. ding Anrtivaiary with a party giren ic their honor by Mr. - i J - - - - WIF 101 _- - a -. . -. _1 - - ___ 1d Glen, Mt j and Mra George Glen, Mr. and Mrs, C. Calloway, Mr. Mrs. Calence Well, Mr. and Mrs. Bifly Raines, Mrs. RithW Harris, Mrs. Callie Johnson, MIm L. M. t4gow I MR. AND MRS.TOMMIEHOLT . . . Celebrate'26th Anniversary Law 1 - Birthdays Noted - -- ____ h 1_0 n ne- birtliday at the home of her niwe Starelene Myers. U~i Ls att'ndkr'g were Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jackson, Mrs. I Ia Brtoks and Mr arid Mr-c Alexander Vynn Jr, other family members and hostesm were Ift. Mer,-edes Lemon and Mrs. Becky Hawkins. Happy birthday is ext.pridled to Mrs. Ruby White and MW flffk~ff .- Brian of LX-troil~ urwe guests of their brother, 011vo.-r Hatrold - - .- 7 • 29M '•'. . . - -ir r . ! . '. 1, ...-, -r _; X A L-TSL -I.. r lllbta~ Visitors Come And Go t . - %'& -_ 27z- - -7 11 .1. - ._-_ -;7L:.__ - = . _i.- - e dW"NW_k-L- i 7 ~ n% ~_, V -iykin% jcited I:ack to Philadelphia after Crxhng the summer with her graIndparents, Mr. and Nim. !+, R. B. Boyldn. . __ 4~-- - - W tIfl*VSIUUJ UV4I7 VLS4WI flI. ' . ______ , -M__ -_ 1 FL --__• - _, - - award for tiu,local unit. Z____ -- - __ _ . - .--fl UIIIlIIU1l) aI$i'., alaaU UU& __ post projects. Auxiliary Past President Ann Icrebo presented awards to -: fnithful workeis ir her -'-' organization I 1(L',% ILL OL!NESS BIBLE SCHOOL .. Youig Teen Bible Class . - ~ ~:~ - .- ___ p 11 i~! • - - - mill , I Is - ~~ # - - ' I • 1.0 / f( i\'\ \\ 14 *Tor - 3 • - i Zayre . ' --I . . _ - 44 - -, -. - • •• ' L*1 -.--n _- abi---! /'- ,~ .... 1 -.." _.T~ r . I ki I . _V_ - k _' . it was L-aw here in October. . announced by ttv Awdrian - *4%ilAVeU, is yjtecj to join the - titous trets, Scxi conifers I. - - __ __ -., __ TOP RECRUITER AWARD loved one and reipect fiscrt grief ---. outstanding role as a Marine recruiter for Orlando-Sanford area and will travel to Washington Thursday to receive Navy Achievement Medil from tl' Marine ('omniandant lie is at th &inford Chamber of Commerce each Thday and Thursday. - - A -_W -1 ALE! 1111F11F 111111115 .- I 'L -_ - . , IJF _ __ __ _- - - - • I _--_------- - -_ I - • _ - - evergrer-rin --It rw i4 - - 'Iltt .- ------.- - - - - MRS- Aflit, 1 INP (111"Y . 1tal. P% If the Tree is deLu in,c- _r_rtu ra.is of the , over the Au3tri- - - 3 0 i. 0 taut) _ . available to you in 8x10 reprint size nil., frra@ ,u'd nitper Ph.322-52112 Sanfora DIAL 322-2611 or 831-9993 1 - 300 N. FRENCH AVE. .- I.e PH. .122.2i I I .----'- - . .I ---' P .-. .- I 'I 1110 Pine Ave A C)1 01 _____ 12 26567 -.. - j ' i ... 0 ,ipuister - ( our )r (4IzzId Now - -. For The If onderfu! at J IT Of orid Dance CLASSES BEGIN r. ri" " ' ,.- , rA~ i (ince ' docil vi VW I Studio Registrations: I Aug. T hru 31st ..a r .me DY 25605. Elm Ave. 323-1900 Directors: Miriam Wright . Sanford 322-9272 - -__________________________________________________________________ -a- - off Regular . ale 30 U 'I - I t' - .. .---- i ____ ' 1_i.)" . I - 11!_1 ., For 237th Store OPenino* rice 1117. - T ., - O 7 1 - -_ . .) _- I --_I--C-"_ -.O.,, ) . I . . I .0 11~ 0 1: I . ..1.1- I ., r- - - -_. . . - _ .. M -, ~ ,_ I - I ~ I II __ - _. ( ;F I .1% V__ - =_ I- A4#10-1 , 11 M-1-l"t I . I % g -" throughout tht US She siws I Super Firm Deluxe - _.v 1 i- -- - i ,- - - - ThO r I Vd Qofd Puff Ow'Itd Sui son Is the salra firm w - nle •IIiII ' co'Iows TPlICO,Itèibit,tuI - ' U3 C al O 1 YOU •. Jackie, a s--nior at American levels are discovering discount _ University in Washington, stores. In breaking the 7- -_ - WN. 4began her career with Zayre -. -1 economic barriers, the policy of three years ago as a cashier Za yre Is to continue to feature - arid has worked up 'o her quality merchandise at sweater toPPer'S jresent position economical prices bi g I nu S IS Miss yre is setect anAs for womens liberation, FaW This bulky beauty nually by a panel of judges from free to be a girl...that and o has the country look of From t ith /.ayre ctwr SWiatpotcntialdoesa woniari but makes bgnews in town. too. During tier reign tier prime have with 7.ayre? function is spokesman for Each store recoixi.s a billion Zayre as well as appearing on dollars in salzs annually. To the scene at the grand opiening d&te there are many women of each new ztot store managers and the senior a Miss 7.ayre receives cash vice pre!lident of the 7avre "' c- t'rd .nid merchandise and (or ir.' ion ha wuian. j 1 ws Society Deadhine CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS IDEAl. FOR ROOFING or INSULATING PLUMBING HEATING. INC. WALL mi I appearing in The Sanford Herald are for S3 tyigr r M a =11 -- -_ - Fashion - IDEAL LINING MATERIAL (TheyJi,st Fit Between Studdings and Rafters) CALL shi'l.,,.bIe to foam toi t.uu ALL 'FOAM 51.wo each P0CC Age 1;,~o 'Popp I .'Wo %&-t Ov"n S4:9 219 95 sot King Size 95 tot - ilatI-j-- oil ' tioning a - a 'Imple tr1es of '( arid hottLt luoks fur fall is work sts wilt' a si 1 on th- odd the bi swelter Hi b 1k and the bi scat rows You P the first .nx een ers wi!I ravel in great stle rows Knit then repeat the 8 to the shoppirg to 12 rows for te nandsome this fall to 3chool out for a pattern stith ui'cpend ng on 00. das of 'un een to the PT A at nhiht 'our bIg sweat This terrific sweater topper er jacket over pants. with ark all %ard. skirts and belted over a ress. robe ma btgway. Youcnn season s sure obtain ea to-follow direcwinners sports a country"Uply sending 50 classic knit feeling, but in fat t cents Silt hi • Tii 'tmuch trimmer and slimmer. this paper Radio City Station, This versatile sweater.top. Box 503,' ew 'ok. N.Y. per could be the most impor. 10019. Ask for kallet S376 and be sure to include your narne and address. - - from Washington, DC and Is and has a flair for dc.Ign (I also as'istant regional per- creativit sonnel manager of the 19 Zayre Qcorthng to Jackie, ith stores in thc greater inflation on the rise mon Washington area women in the higher incomt - - ,1 - ear-old Miss ZaTe, who halts . tfl coffee were served at the close of the meeting. . the 237th store was Miss staging and coordinating (ashion shows for Z . ______ - cream and 1 - -- , • .- WON-RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLFGUPI lit i'r JCI ~ • . /!T prcsider't of each club represented, pledged an amount that they would raise when they returned to their respective clubs. . ' INIARINE Gunnery Sgt. Bill Jervis of Orlando was named top recruiter of Southeast United . 4 Wilson=Eichelbercier -j / / The sky is the limit as to the gets to travel extensively with lye want the people of Sanford pleasant Wghts a woman can climb in all expenses paid. To date Miss to know that Zare is it the Zayre f3t.-Ilv which inHenley has traveled mor' cu ts sores accurate on tne registers, which will add efficiency and USED OF1IE PRIrITING PLA1 ES yffilliffierL -==- j ern Zero In On Sanford "During the first busy days of our grandopening sale, the fRovide the ZayTe cusVimer the finest possible service at the # k. - ____ ter,,ces wtfhapp'c','od:gn.ty I Hiss Z~yre Visits Sanford __ - / - -____ =-1 I '. 'a - flt''t'Tt?C'C' t)T1I? you knitters. You'll never be time !t's beautifully finished more in style! with raglan sleeves. ribbed So put sour knitting cap on trim self buttons and start making some bi knitting plans for )our IaI 2 0 ,u It a" -I / - _1~ I" - nne ES&W CONTEST WINNERS understand the grief of losing a I • . VIENN- A (AP) -- A ,T,ecW - fly.iru speed to the extra check-out cashier-s have an opportunity home," Mr. Kaplan concluded. A squadi'on of cuhkrs" are among the em- counters dining the spedal age for on-the, Wt training wNle ployes of Za)Te who will greet now hieing planned for th observing and assisting our The fly-In progrxn Is not all and wulcome customers to the store's grand opening. more experienced employes. work. During their stay In The flyIn cashiers will stay Finally, we are new store which opened today able to give the Sanford, the cashiers will be on Highway 17-92 at Airport %ith the store for thrft days. , fly-ins" a itpiedal occasion and treated to parties and dinners Boulevard, Sanford. "Although the fly-Ln program break for the fine work they during this all-expense paid cashiers tn otescxta LanrLn ürthe have (lone in their own Jobs at stay it the These experienced area. are flyin to Orlando from suf we find that it is worth e Zayre stores in surrounidirig additional Urrie and expense-," commented Mr. David Kaplan, sutes and then Wsing to vice president and director of 1 - . j 1rir (/JJ c • ri - - •• •" 11 1 L' ' - IFr' T A.D4 V732hea •- ,5- V iv _--- t)%J ' SHEE I S fth, ____ soiwavsvpermostinourmind*, WI) - • - -- . - wardrobe Yc> "1 k nat Shakerspun or[3g Beiclla This (dil is going to be the Bulky. using No. 11 neeales. biggest season ever for Sweat Dependin upon the kind of ers. Seaters are eerywhere, tarn and t e size sweater you In every version You'll see nit. you'll use from eight 4. sweater dresses, coat-sweat. oz. bills to 21 2.oZr skeins. ers long short bug and bulk' FIthcr way sou II whin u a i _ 1.,2 ." ;, - ... - I=- - ' 0 13y Judy Loie - '_'" # 0 0 c- ij c- I III i iii ii _____________________-_ TREE FORADAY ' '. , • -- ti ' - i . --p - _______ - . "I I 1 ' T'1 T = -- 7 .__ - . - - -. WV 11 - i / \ IMr. and Mrs. George Sheppard, Itarbenille: Bernard I.iornax • , 4 S,,'r),,lnr J(L t tilL I 71 - - - f * \I \\ 10 ilk -21155~- -W t - / t -' • MR.S LEON DIXON JR J . V_ J / .- - ... I t;,;:, . / ''r. " 4 I -. . - -=r- . %, . we club for Miss Rea%es K nil __ - T 0 1 IR ,. 7 -' I... -' - ___-_ - -'.. - UMINUM IftIQ I_i / ' -- - r // I - - . V-QL I-V I fi h11% 111 d La lY LaLiLj flta..,Ljl V La vy .LJUB SCHOLARSHIL) success in her advanced schoüling. Pre&ented by Mrs. Dominich Bartcluzzh (1) and Mrs. Marie Accardi (1 lerald photo hy Cha rks tdward; ) Mr Accardi rcIattuI ptrttn"nt facts of the Nati onal this club, Mrs Acardi was $500,000 to help ratification of Convention she attended in especially interested in the the bill by all states All but TOO HOT TO SLEEP? Miarri 'ast m.nth, as a delegate ER Bill, passed by Congress eight states have ratified it to Cool Your Bedroom from thii-1 DeBary BPW C'.ub. (Equal Rights Amendment). date. WITH A She stated that there cre 2500 She announced that the I fore the meeting had ad. women rcent women were asked b} ,. - ., . * 12 , - , , , , - -1 __ / / ./ .. - - ___ , - PATRICIA LINNIE LEE %i\ // - . 1. _. o ege this fall Mrs lminich J Bartoluzzi president , made the presentatior1 and (Xtended the wbhts _____ -, '-..: i 11 , .1 ... 1,;::L .. • .. _MI _ .1 SpectbIo.theagendawasthe . - _ I presentation -scholarship to Miss Mary Jewel Reaves of 19 River Drive. .Nliss Reaves is 18 years of ag and will attend Seminole Junior . 'rwP - : --. Imw - - -r------ C-1) - - c ) V .1. .-V - nitgatthehoo( . dM C - - ('~_D ~ I 4 - - __________ - __i - ,AN assisted throughout the .vear with Buddy floppy rates, !W___1 '-g ----- - - -- - I . 1 _____ - -_ - ' -'- r - - - -- praised all the members for efforts In the "Mission of - .-- - -. , - ._ I I.- If,- 4, - .. =_____-_ - / . - A ronze ,-war _Z_2_~ ~~ - ,-I __ Z ' - .. -_ lgt:7; I .11 _ _ lallftm-__-,. -. aw former Ernestine DlWall. She now resides in NYC.- [ I - . . mc A 1 %:.r - Business and Professional Women's Club held Its reg-dar - !_`__T 's: ~' I Adi~~ T1141_2. . -&-al - - . 7-- . hostess, and Miss Patty Wilcox -. 111M.M ME j" 4..r'' " W I I CA&SELBERRY -The first - , I- - national brome award issuc-1 ifl the IkpartmCnt Of Florida. -'Veterans of Ioreign Wars, was cbsplaved at Post 10050's annual awards banquet at Uw mt horne. 200 Concord Mve. ' _ - ,---- - 71M fl ____ 'Mrs. I Adelipw Cody was honorsed with a surprLw cookout ___ ~ Z= ____I,'. 'i / \., ' ' Nets VFW Post "' fl,$.fl*SUflS3..r .' - -- I *7 • Mercy .JUuuI - e,SallyeW te,L.C, Burgess, Geuette Martin, Mr. and Mrs. S. Mitchell, Pitt flames, A. Briidley, Earl Bolt, - \" ______ trip to Winter Park, the Mrs. Willie Mae Williams and and son, Rochester, N.Y.; Mr. newlyweds will reside at 1016 daughter. St. Petersburg; Mr. and Mrs. 1tlton Kendrick and Tiverton, West Los Angeles. nnd Irs. Andrew Thomas, Mr. Mrs. Sheila Finch, Detroit; Mr. Cal!!., where the bride Is an and Mts. Jerry Simmons. Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Gilmore, intern in pediatrics and the Harrison Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Mrt.. Rosyland Gilmore. Uk groom is a law student. Harold Collim, Cocoa-, .Mr. and Char!es. I.a.; Dr. Edward Out-of-town guests were Mr. Mrs. Verdell Thomas and Roberts and Dr. Larense and Mrs.James!.ewls,Tampa; daughter, Miss Brenda heath, Collins, [trolt. - -k. I- y II departced. After a brief wedding -_n _=--- _r . - 1 ,.J__ ltlpgt~ Guests received rim bags of - - m- ___ - .- Thu. bride', tdblt was a: tended by Miss Betty Brown Mrs Mildred Wilson and Mrs Lorainelt Offer Assistants at the bride's book were Mrs Mar aret OIl erandM rs Fl!ma Iinie __________ . - I! I t.., j"bamatiFA f L -:' _______ ( 1 orrcspox cut • ___________ t\. F. - Award inner ip nr t - 0 Scholarsh' Oi - - HoRs Celebrate - I - ) - -' - (aa* -I- - ames Club N BPW -, -, -'--i I-*,) I ._____ I FAN'ETrF FOWit RD 5 - - . bowls stood at each end of the table Tbekid.altable,overlaid also with a white and silver thbe cloth, the four-tier cake was accented with two vases of white 'lads, cllow ctlr)san themnums showered wit!u baby a breth catered by Bon , ____ Pastor -ias d It t - 'nd silvercioths Crystal punch St. Paul Essay Winners - .W._ . -J I - , .1 ms ___________ _, -- -_ - 1-. =- , IL,W fiance was born In St. Augustine, from Seminole High School and will also graduate from Seminole Junior College this year. fie is employed by Mackle Bros in l)eltona e weddIng will be an een( of No 30, at 7 pm , ' Church of God, Sar4frd 1-- . -Arb-119-AdlVdiiiiiii 41 -,ftA&Z, graduate from Seminole Junior College this year. She Is 4 employed as a cashier at Food-Fair Pantry-Pride Stores. "I 7 . V 'Rim 6 V R _Ua_~ ._ __ 1 7 0 . ö t Nov. 30 Mrs. Emerald Nebron, 19W S. Holly Ave,, - ford,'ihe -uln Nebron and the late Mr. and Mrs. Leonard I" of _____ __ . __ . - __ - I - __ ford, are announcing the engagement and forthcoming marriaGe of their daughter, Patricia Unnie Lee, to Ricky Alan Ferrell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Milton 1801 Ced ar Ave., also of this city. .- - ., .-='---- _____ cs a. _______ _____ .3 . IVIar~y To I4 _______ - 4 -_ -- errp41 • - ' my -,- 7--____ -_ __. - - --I __ - _ -1___.,II __.. -_ DeBary -... :_---._1RIF W_ _,_Z 1:= __-- .I ____- IP -- I I ________________ I H 'I I I d Lb ' lI d isles brelath, potted rk s and white Conce Hunt served its bes t satin ribbon marked the farnily man and ushers and groom. - pews with a white aisle rupnei smen were Jimmy.Royal Hill, i r upon which the bridal party Thorim Wilson III, Bernard Brown, Alton Kendrick, entered. Sherman (Ilmor-e FIoer Ir1 John Charles Aiken, organist prtsented se%ernl nuptial isa' (r>Lil Clark and ring bearer as Anthony Maurice SdVttiOflS The bride, gwcn in nlLrrlagc aar I' or htr daughter's wedding b) her Fattier, was adorned in a = Formal length gown fnaluoned Mrs Sheppard chose a formal of sheer silk organza that fell in length gown of silk aqua green Itli V IiL'.t e. uth uI4.ItLhiui a-lou SI1I)U ac.1 _,t 'tssclrle, A white orchid -'-"-c l'ghtiv raised waistline CIun lact trimmed the bodice and complemented the ensemble Mr Minnie culls A panel Of cluny lace and I oinaxx tucking forined a panel dorn maternal grandmother .:If thC4 hrkie, as attired in a beige the front of the gown tram as lace dres.i itli matching ac The chapel length - ______ _ _______________ - I W60E_~~ ___ Patricia Lee, Rick. . __________________________________ are Cativ .1ir Cliurch. flounced cuff anti ruffled C;i-,%1;.- C. 4 ----Z ,:C"ss`sg sisigi: ld at the double ring brimmed hat completed the gi Church IS MMW%M=mmmmmmzmmwmmm~~ - ,A_ il . Kk=A i 16. id- - & X-_AAmw , .E!. __ I in Holy _-- - _, #.4",4 ,.____T_ - 19, . . - . - t" - T A I I S0 L fashioned of yellow flocked voile with yellow and white % ;_"_ -- - iL ~ Mrs. _v__I _. t Street, Sanford, and WnItr IItarn, and Miss Rarbiira Jean Sheppard, u Ray Aveiue, (,vtns vre(I attendants. All attendants .&re goWnS Snford, anti Lean 1Jiou Jr, - - JIF =-&_.~-,~t% A Miss Cassandra Delores pher)- W veil as inatrnn of sheppard, daughter of h1ri. lionQr and .Mrs. Lenora Ken'I .elma Sheppard, 619 East 7th drick. St*ila Finch. Mrs. Helen - . I P Held I; -_____Mj _-_ I - -I fly MARVA Sheppara-Dixon Nuptials _______ ___ . .0 + r I _____ __ ----.-- 13th Year C _____ ___ .. I • ---- -- Wec1nesay,MtJY.' A-IheSn'?ordHeraIa am JACKIE HENLEY,MISSZAYREOF'73 Enjoys feedom of just beingagirl v rI-, scarf and banglob h th Attention Lease' Tell us your story We welcome your DCWIO Engagenitntnd wedding forris, aailab1e at Thc herald office, alm Id be a, companied by black and while glossy stildlo photo at least.five days before desired publication Requests for women's news and photo coverage iparties, clubs, etc sh3uId be made at least a week in at1 111CC Area correspondents are 1sI.ed 4&ly on the editorial page. SocetyEdkor for - - Low-Down Jewelr tln liii Iu 't jewtlr Ii e'. tin lonver It,tig.th-i The Vonthint,.4 and chaiin ripcklaves go frain this nes~-k all the wa% 1 'ifl l iti( %% ic-st date. $6 Hand"O9S -I ?' ___-1 _ -' i-s. b...*.4 b.4 S,.p$ I $4 C0istc*iI$$- isv,e Wd plop"'W'"A Is"aw "Voc., R POOR SUPPORT - r. . a - -.44 P__ -"I - f, A -_ - . I - Chiropractic Mattress - . ' Req. 79.95 'I-,'OwI -,,, T*in sue msttie ' -"atc- bo sp.'rg Full size 6995 achtil.cs QueonsultI839Ssit King St:v 2599! - - ,~:_ f4 ' - - ' p ''i ---r- I -i ( A I Awk -.. - ! ".'' ,_~ .- FURNITURE 212 E FIRST ST, j I-, I Sol I sun are all soft The mate • :- umok Makers of the farnous REGAL mattress small, iwketboo'.., lels sea. qd - • iipow "rWowt A C ,-rc jOii1 S rials are leathcr , vinyl SI ',$.MSl , jark- im suit, pants %%ilh shirt -'F f- - P1. 3225181 - - - �-'•-- '-'- na'' -. '..- i ,rv .aIsmus U rtv-t a,u -a-.. -. - a .-. aa •a— t, "v-s evoulleaucty, e'uuy - - - On Passing Constantine - I __f' .- .4-.- - . •- •'• - • Looks • • • - -- :-. . T--" r 'iv: For -. .- .-----------. -. . - The Sanford Herald Wedri esday, Aug. 22, 1973—HA Arm 1 -' S. Mentor _:- - j Lyman •') - Bahnsen Sees NoHifler Crown J p - - Escape With One Out Lef By JOHN thFRWit strong %i(h the passing attack coach has 3 chance to see not depends on how v.e're of the Hounds Is ttwt they will centered arrn'nd the loop's them," the head 'Hound' looking," Copeland said, lx' playing more gaines away U!tng a strong passing at. leading aerlal.mastei, I3ob remarked. crninuIng, "11 we're looking Irrnn home. tack, coupled with an 'nh. C*iiistanine. and hs favorite Copeland has also had the real sharp then we'll cut out 'A hon.e field and hor Solutel) neccs.wry" winning rett'iver, Frank Gooch. t.eiin dMded into small groups scrimmage. II we look sloppy crowd niakes a lt of difference mental attitude, head Grey. ° ttt the coaches could well scrimmage to get our in football," Copeland said. qucstions how cma hound football mentor l)ick evaluate each player at his timing down." ' "I do think we have the best U Copeland maCn foresees the One specialty. for folLowing, year in and year out, of the question mnilrks niall" L ij, possibility of a Metro Confer. in the area." school ii yin' that a solid the Greyhounds this year will of any otect hi t sal B ente tron for his grid eIeen termed the physic:I Copeland be tho iIl handle the punting fundamentals k ti7s ear pa ng art C 'V ye been tr)Ing to push to essi ntial to a winning teaiii Tht title prcdktion came as smill " In I man were 1%anuIL Copticnd praised his get in shape and !,c feel we lopeland will not go Into the b and robabl) this }P ars k prospectivegridderaafter their hac accomplished tnat," "finerpoints"ofthegame until tear >man iil be outsized In lrngerLyniaflproert)sjncehe first lull week of practice Copeland said after the team a n p '1 in dot', t kel every contest He moed out of the .rea, and the Stress .ill continue on ph>sical ( retlitini' a line sumraer Onu the ttam dons its most promising at this spot Is that this lll be a cor.stant alba conditioning until Thursday, tigl (lilting progcam &nd rIadiator1il 'er an a'.erage %eterimn tnd MaR Leslie tros.s, huwter be reported, and then the (cain stnior leadership the I yman workout will start with armfho long time 'Hound I don I consider size a coach will don pads for the first time, coach feels that the ntaJorit of ups and ealklher!ics to loocn feels lila bIggest weuhmie., will weakness. You take buys like giving the coaching staff Its the team came back in better muscles, followed by "lundii. be depth. He believes that a Glen 11111, MIke White, and first "real look at the material than expected shape. mental" drills and then major injury could seriously Rodney Dowling people that at hand. "We have several stations for dividing up into offense and dc. cripple the chances for a Metro arc 190 to 200 iounth — thtt's ro'arth the end of last the players to go through in the lensc, Copeland said, crown, big enough if they really want to season, the Hounds caine on cor4itioning progrrm so each "Whethea we scrinim.nge or Another obstacle hi the path play football," he stated. _____ ____ ___ I'. ____ __________________ __ 4 _______ ____ ____ __________ _________________________________ ' ' - J - By KEN RAFPOPORT ________ -- _____ ___ _____ ____ ___ __________________ _____ _______________________ ____ _____ - _______ - - - : - ' - t" ' + ______ __________ -' - .. - - -- -.-. - -. - - '' _______________________________—___ HARD MAN TO BRING DOWN ___________ -_____ - In the eighth Inning. "1 started bearing down in the seventh. You don't get that many chances for a ii hitter, maybe once s year at most." Jorge Orta, the Whit Sex' second baseman, drove In two runs with four hits, L'mcluding his third home run of the American Leagt'e baseball season. In the Aim kar' IA'uc'5 other games, the Baltimore th'io!es nipped the Minnesota 1'wlnz 2-1; the Kansas City Royals topped the New York Yankees 5-4; the Boston Red Sex beat the Texas Rangers 15.9; the Milwaukee Brewers trimmed the C#hlornia Angels 6-2, and the Detroit Tigers whipped the Oakland A's 6-4. Orioles 2, 'I'.ius I Al Bumbu-y's sacrifice fly scored Bobby Grich with the ___________ ______ .'; , . . .; .. - 1 SEMINOLE IUEMEN IT'S ALWAYS ROUGH at the season's start, and the local grid candidates at Seminole 111gb wh&ve been assigned to line play find out all that, pushing the "seven-man-sled" about S.." _____________________ Fullback even HAVE LONG ROW TO HOE around during practice session.s to coordinat C hitting, driving and teamwork blocking techniques under the coaching staff's watching eyes. (I-Iei'ald Photo By J_____________ Richards) key To Season Ulerald Photo By J Richards) returning rumuiers may be the 'Hoth bays have developed eumpaigns, hut without depth throughout beth time of. strongest part of his game into 10.0 sprinters and run the sacrificing speed, and all but lensive and defensive line, again. 4&.yards in exceptional time," twowereztartcrswiththeteam Ruby says, is the team's WhIle Trinity Prep couch lie also has a pair of he said. biggest weakness. Last year. 1'omim Ruby cautiously won't seasoned quarterbacks in Miles, at 190 pounds, and Soccer team captain Jay Rick Lapp and Brad predict a season that will equal Seminole 111gb Transfer Pat Cluindler, at 160 pounds, both Purdomn, at 6-foct-t, 215 pcur4, Ilur.dJcy will da time tcaiii' or be(kr his 84 report card Crmuimins and State Hurdles gained weIght and speed during arid boot.II, 195 pounds. are place kicking and •*dcIs a from last year, the sccond.year Champion Greg Chandler as th past track season, where expected to rct:iin their starting dimension to the team's scoring South Seminole grid mentor hack-up. A third field general they anchored the Saints to a tackle roles, with Jon Kerbs potential never before cxcalls his returning eleven, "A prospect, Hoe Brown, a District crown, and Ray Parsons ut the tight perlenced, if he's able to handle owen better balanced squad sophomore, will lead the Saints' As of now, it's a two-way and split enL, espectively. the tranition. than last year." first junior varsity teatim, battle between Walt Morgan Pth boys top ihe With only a fl or 24 man 'i'. 4 mark The Saints who were getting valuable experience and Greg Gribble for the and along with Chandler make varsity, the Saints will be known priiimarilv as a runn1n' and on call for varsity duty at st.artivg halfback slot. Both a fine set (1 rtivrs, as well or spread quite thin and all of the youngsters saw starting action a very tall defensive i' rush. .tarters are expected to see teauim blactini.' out of a potent any Unit', But, It's in the key three last year. Wishbone T attack will add a Craig Bailey and Winter double-duty. hot that was no The second team also Park transfer David Carlisle problen' last year and isn't new wrinkle this yemr with running backs where the Saints' what Ruby terms a 'coni- mentor finds his optimism shapes up to be a solid corps of are both line prospects for a expected to be one this season. strengthened. running backs for the Prepsters starting guard role, with ti.foot. petent paing game WIth i tie outlook for the Saints Is Chandler, who played split with Larry llernandez and (he finef 'njn f reivers pc*mnt, Tom Dickenson romnising at this early date as , irourd at an 'lcvel o corn- end and was second team David Terwillinger at the returning to a first string slot at the (cain dons pads Thursday quarterback last yezu', is cx- halfback slots. 'titIn" hat position. Grover Carrier, along with the rest of Florida's pected to take o'ier much of the Anchoring the line as Last Chuck Webb and Mike McOwen high school football teams, and lie also has reason to smile brcak.uway threat role played year will be Rob Knowles, at 6- also return to the squad to add should they manage to keep the when thinking about the ground by the departed Cleveland. loot-I, 215 pounds, a sure-fire needed depth. ireent umt intact, the Prcp. ganme. CepIk the loss of '!'he addition of a now- AU-State candidate, Ruby Hnwnvvr, u!tn this rrew. ster' "peet tn ijn well against a Lawrence Ceveiaotl, wiw speeuy ureg Miles at the other reports. ddk uf opponents that includes will have u ;k vea wrote the Trinity rushing halfback slot gives Ruby what This season, the Saints will hard uconic up with sever; class Ats teams and one I ' I I , s Jt.i -a-- • t I-k (. 0 0(1 e I 1 1 t1 By FRANK BROWN the Texas Rangers, contributed three singles Aocnmtvd Press Sports Writer and twice drove iii Lime goahead rumi iii time Cubs' As usual, .'eporters clustered around Hank triumph, Aaron's dressing area in the Atlanta Bravcs' His hits backed Ferguson Jenkins' first rlubhcwe, cnmp!ete game since July 6. Rut Tuesday night an'L a nigl. o talk about I'iratrs 5, Astros home r-ans and Babe Rmth's record Rookie pltchcr John Morlan, 2-1, scored the Aaron wr.s ioo, smiling, laughing-a side not winning run on Richie Hebner's sacrifice fly in often shown by the slugger who day after day the sixth and defeated I!ouston's Don Wilson, chases the Babe's atltimne record-..after 14. .'ttnta' 11-7 triunipli over the Si. Louis CarMcix Dodgri 1 dinal.s. John Mimer scored one rim and drove in the lie chuckled over all the running be had done, winner as the Mets topped Don Sutton and the churning his 39-year.olti legs around the bases to [)odgers. Sutton, 15-8, had carried a three-hitter score from first on both of teammate Dusty Bak- Into the ainth, when Mimer's single scored cr's doubles and legging out a double of his Wayne Garrett from third with the tie.hreaker. in the third inning. C4auti , Eipui 1 £ ... .c.' ir.ning erc by Mmtril rtatp hard. but cciidn't ccmccal the fact that he was Tim Foil let San Vt,itds' Titu Fuerites score 'I)usty's eot no consideration at all, making The victory upped Ron Br)'anCs record to 19 rnerunhikethat,"thaffabieroajd,"ItoId 8-tottntheNLInv1ctories him if be's going to run me from first base, be Phils9, Padres 8 graduating, Ruby (eels his ,( iung.gamn Ilmri'ats, i__' runs and Babe !tu and pressure. Tuesday their decision over the Padres. San Diego had right, Herry Aaron just had a held a 5-0 lead in third inning. d time. Msewhere In the National Leagte, the Chicago The Padres' Dave Robetti drove In three runs Cubs defeated the Cincinnati Reds 6-4; the with two doubles and a single, but the PhIIS came Plttsimurgh PAnics trimmed the louston Astros back with the help of Greg Luzlnaki's 22nd home 5-a; the Nw York MeL! edged the Los Angeles run of the season and Unser's hit. Dodgers 24 the Philadelphia Phiflies outscored the San Diego Padres 91, and the San Framtseo 1 the American League, It was Ch1cao 4, Giants dropped the Montreal fspo Cleveland 0; Baltimore 2, Minnesota i; Kansas m'ubs 6, Reds i Cmt 5 ew York 4, Boston 15, Texas 9 Dtromt 8 —_Veteran °wo Cart', acquired recently (ruin OakIad 4, and Milwaukee 6, California 2 more weight than previous - . ,_ = . , S. • MI L Announcement this week th.d one ruan and four horses hus%' berm named Immortals Iii harness racing's hall of Fanmi' of the Trotter at Goshien, N.Y - ______ - N ' .r -. ii _________________ . ',f , . - -: ________ • d - i- ______________ _____ CARY. NC. tAP) The L&M (ipen begins Thursday, but Jack Nkklaus, Lee Trevino, Tom Welskopf and the other big guns dun Iget into action until SaWrday In the unique format tup for pro golI s only doubleheader ?ocklaus, Trevtno and Weisko are amang the elgh' cx ernpt players who will compete In the U.S. Professional again focuses the national j spotlight on the enn1nole Turt Club in Casselberry. flils Is the way it works The LAM isa regular, 72.hole stroke 1av event offeriru, a ,_ : -• _____ - MOSCOW (AP) — America's coltis4on with the Soviets in the cans will play Cuba, upset 549 ixmwwrs who won three of the World University Games. by Brazil. first four aquatic events go for The U S men's baskm4bali Coach I'd Rader, apparently 'ix hold rmmcdals t&.a) Iii Un. quad beat (.zethsloakia 130- ex"tiing to niu't (tic loser of h, h rid ng men a basketball 9 fuesJa and planned a day thi. Brazil-Cuba gamnt Thur. ttni heads thwsjd a Friday off today Instead the Amen sday ar4 ten play Friday's ________________________________ final, was surprised by the knockout setup that includes eight teams. "We were plenning ii day of rest Wedreada)' to nrcpare for the semifinals," Badger said. 9'msuretl boys will not like - ings -i ituieric-an League Last . 1.. Pet. 6.8. Ualtmmmu'rc 70 52 .574 1)ctromt 1.8 57 .544 :i' 67 57 .540 4 New York 68 60 .531 5 MIlwaukee 66 62 .492 10 Cleveland 51 75 .4 21 .!jj - 'r Country Club course, Saturday and Sunday, on th same course, the $150,000 Match May tournament will be held with 16 players cornpeting for a $40,000 (rat prize fwo rounds of Match Pta) will be held each day, z.and 'khed around time final two rounds of the stroke play tournament Eight players are exempt for the Match Play. They are NickiSus, the defending champion and PGA tmttlehoider; Johnny Miller, U.S. Open champion; and the next four men off the 1972 money-wInning list. These are Trevino, Ge Archer, Jerry Heard, and Grier Jones. tftir 36holes of play In the [AM, the eight playeri, with the t 00t7d1 ores will drop out of that stroke piny event . -' . . 'ç.. ' - , , . •. -. '" - :,.,. .. - S. - ___ 'j, k?' ''- . - - - ' i 'Tug "us u AT "F TE BAT FIP1ST PRIBYTERIJ of Maitland batter puts solid "aluminum base rap in their South Seminole Church League on the ball fox Softball championship tilt with St. Augustine Catholic Church. The Augi, however, came up with 12 hIts and seven runs, including a halfdozen in one frame to take the tltk, 7-1. a other grmmes today pit ii ' -• a ior League StCl ': — i - • • - spite a third day of heckling by National Leue liussian soldiers who ringel 1 East tiny arena osWnsly to control oiiires W. L Pet. (UI the crowds. 3 62 504 BALT)Mo}(J; (APi - larty the College All-Star game Thcn he added: "But I in a Uniforn Red sol Pitsls,rgh 60 62 .492 1' Domres still is the Na. I quar- against the Super Bo1-cham- competitor, and l'mim never haptiler-s ripped up a paper Israeli Chicago 59 65 .476 3 flag held aloft by Soviet Jews terback cf the Baltimore Colts, pion Miami Dolphins last py with being second, Montreal 59 65 .476 3i while sonic spectators shouted bUt rookie I3crt,Tones is offering month, said he is concentrating Meanwhile, the Dallas Cowliuladelphia 58 66 .466 4' stiff competition sooner than on learning the COILS system boys quarterback situation re"kikes, Nu,w York 56 67 .455 6 and how to run it. mained unsett d. Coach Tom A representative o(the Inter- exPected, West l.andry said luesday Roger "We wouldn't be afraid to national u • Fed. lus Angeles 71 48 .616 — "liii nut anticipating how Stauliach would start in Thursera(ion (FISh) was to have pIty Jones anytime now," GermCincinnati 78 !1 .598 2 day night a exhibition against been on hand to observe the ac- eral Manager Joe Thomas salt! touch Ill play: If I sthil: San Francisco 69 55 ,55( 7- ton, but nome showed, today. "lie has great corn- Whelm ill atart, he saId. I in tt houston Oilers and Craig mo >11mg that Trim een going Morton likely would play the Ii(4UStOfl bG 62 .SIG 12' In.ure, and wouhtn'( Amer-mt-aim swIn;uners finally toplay.fhat hUPtO the )ach. secor,d half Atlanth 61 67 .477 I7'i got their feet wet Tuesday and, tered !y starting." mri I)a'go 7t 45 Dir' "onfi,.'n •i 11' h-d hv ('athy ('arr, ratmtwd mu P:i! S 0 S2 .584 S T' ' ' 5') 65 5') r, : 6 13'-' 4'2 14 ., , Phlldielphia 9, San DIego 8 San Francisco 3 Montreal I rsi York 2, Los Angeles l Mlammta 11, St. LouIs 7 Lfdcugo4, Chcieland p Raltirnore 2, Minnesota i Kans.as (It) S ee%s York 4 q "ston t. 1ilwaukce 6, Culilonm 2 %%cdiwsday's Games Chicago tForster 4-5) at ctevtand (Perry 1346) • M1rota tCampbell 1-li at Baitix llm- 11-12;, N New (ot'$i tMcDowell 5-SI a -isa;t'its tSp! tvwlf 15-8) ' t;a tTiint 1-lO) 'r Pole (Clyde 4.4) N at 1' - QakLnid iOd'v 3-91 ', Si -. m r &-1Oj, ? 'Ilmur1avs ('' 'l aukee at Californ.d, N Wy game sebedulc-d Anerican ssimnmnera took grew tremcndouriy last Satur tia> when lit, directed i three golds a sth er and three 14'P). brunic including a third place 80-)drd drive that produced a tou'b'1",rn with 2.) sc"onds re. in mtivir., to run their medal toI in mu,' mm I I P di ji r cdiiesday s (*amcs 32-2.8 'ictory over Detroit in I3 bronzi for the gaInes Ctni(p, jiti Norrnan 10-1l ut Rut lix ftus:mn mm ore than (neil "oUuni,t roo(b4ill lt-ij'u Chicago Pppa 5-lOm exhjbiton game kept pace. VIatIIIIIL( Ilurre won sn Diego (Artin S-fl; at the other event, the men's 100 Do,nrti, a reserve quarterfreestyle, ahead of Kenneth hock at Saim D1CO for three San Francisco (Barr 9-13) it Knox of tI'e University of Ten replaced Baltliitore'i Montreal tflogers 4-.2, N n2a,ee. Vyacheslav Strakov kjendar Johnny Unitas for Los Angeles MeaM1'ith 11ve the Rta.sisr another gold the last nine i*mnes of the 1972 8) at New York L(,, s 7 I,N Qas(m and threw ii tourhdnl%, in the sprinhboarnl disn, esent St. lijuLs Cieveb.d I2- nt atJ.IaI 1aumaIsotmjjt the sit7-7, N Atlanta ver, ,nerjc He'll start agair, in WashingS(cve Htiuston (RoberI 12-9), 1" lhurida', s Games t m'. OSfldU i iur tO San eot Philadelphia, N Lns Anecks at New 'york, ! Only games t.ctwduled nas flUid -; '-'t pnmr -ii iism 0 ; cmi s u .. u.' trnu to give the host cuurlu-y ggcrh total ef 48 got'I s:I!jrr and 2.) brwize medals, ftcdkm ui'h Jones taking "ser sri mr ' q'nrtr'r It s tmnru'tain w'tt ii c-lu SI tib t' i ii play the second halt Jones ormis in his ftnu-th v-eek with aiJUmnor' after piaytzzg iii - ,tssoc(tion rules athhtes mwt hair urlor rIstraUun of hi-isi rertJf1rnt- 'fth that organization before being eligIble to compete Physleal exwulua$lons are al,sc required before a ,ouugcter can ngsge hi sporty HLtIV'tICJ Tue Lake Jlrantley thIetk deportment plrne number Li: 8344121. }. -. , 1 u 5,'41P5O,'Y ' A '' - . TORONTO (Al') -- Top-seed. ed Stan Smith and eighth-seed. ed Marty Relssen, battling emut innal and phm:icaI let- . ,, '... - ' .- ' . - i,q' ,Cqq4p' / ..- . Tennis Seeds First Ones Out d' ,ZiOO . Sf J__1' r ZYI' 8A I'Dt82 E Ac CORP ("a) - - --... - --",r' : -. I ..,. - .-: -. ' : 1 I . 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' '!?' ri!': ____ •'".' ______________________ " _____ ____ _____________ DEFENSE -'- _____________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________ _______ ______ L ____________________________________________________________________ _______________________ ___________ - AT A TIME PLEASE TWO 'AT ONCE' yells Tribe coach I.amaar Richat dson, perfecting simultaneous blocking drills on the two-man-sled, as Seminole grid candidates lunge forward to give the coach a ride, Ricluiz'ds) (Herald Photo ByJ fvliaitpi Football leant 'Full Hoijse' (IInIflg ShoMvs way of probable depth charts as yet, it is quite Heynaud, 195, fullback, Cardoso can play both at probable that the first team will have a number wingbat'k or I back. of new facc when the first st'rtlmnages are held. Forty-four of the 92 man UM squad will be The defense returns 11 letter-men, the offense sophomores. Two of them, Phil lrt'dnle and hums 16, Including SUvio Crdoso who earned his Elilnidge Mitchell lettered as freshman but varisity award In 1971. inn of the others got S()iiiC cxperience with the Returning letterman defensive ends are Gary varsity in 1972. Altheitit', 200, auh Mik' Daly, lt; tackles are Thret' lrt-shnwn i liii enter1'd school at timidlisthimi ('.irtcr, 2, anti Jose Gonzalez, 243. terum arc on tI'c squad and one of them, Phil At nose guard is Tony Crjsfiani 215, and tIme August, is counted on to make a strong bid for a linebackers arc Rick Liddell, 215, and Rich lot (if playing time at split end. ____________ _____ Furious Foster ____ ____ ________ Flays Fourie . the real hero of the Super Oo*'. Diii Staritill at right end is ony one who came to Dolphins with big college rep, and ties starting to justify Svare, a conservative coach- freestyle in the opening event of it, but the real past ripper up front Is rangy Vein Den Harder. They ing strategist, is a gambling the European women's Group A coUld use some more depiPi up front. Vary good and remarkably successful tra- swimming championships, LINESACKING - You've got to wonder how $oi;g Nsck Buonicoriti tier, But he's taking his bigi3est while fellow East (.rnii can .meep ranging far and wide and piugt,jiig mliu Dul f'(uâl ' marvel in the Dolphins' highly disipttned system. The corners, risk on Die 40-year-old Unhtas, LJlrjke Richter swain the 100Mtkc Kolen and Doug Swift. re helped Out by Bob Mathesori, the obtained from Baltimore for meter ti'k.',trkc in a recotI swing hsnebacker.hneman. who enables them to use . 53 defense In $150,000 and a two-year con- 1:05.39. pass spots. Good tract reported at more than SECONDARY — It took awhile for them to get recognized, but now too guts of the Dolphins' ono Is located around Iheir safeties, Dick Anderson and Jake Scott. who both rate all-pro The tiach sass if the quai'WAUKEGN, Ill, — Jay flubacclaim A? the corners, Curtis Johnson and Tim Foley also do corn. terback's arm and arthritic mason of Los Angeles captured potent job, Very good knees hold up, his e.'iperience 11 of his 16 match games to $CICKIP4O - As long as he Sticks to sideswiping the football with his loft toe. Garo Ypremian is an asset. The little Cypriot booter is and leadership will make the clinch first place going into ter,,ic long or short. Larry Scples a imeady (and Ioos.y) punier, With Mer. Chargers a contender. 1onday's finals of the $55,000 If cury Morris and Jake Scott around, the Dolphi'ns cause palpitations t, SVD.I-C posses conColumbia Open Bowling Tourever, time a kick comes their way. Very gaod fidence in Wayne Clark, who has thrown just eight passes in two NFL seasons. 1. _________ Garrett, who gained 1,031 I('"PASSING SHOTSP Lombardi always said the touUh.sl thing was to win again alter yards last year, and hard-run. A llghf.hearf look you've once won, but this dlvii on Isn't too strong - first in AFC ' ninig Edwards are set at run- I at Tennis and sit, Ii ItS history rung back,withnewlyacquircd flIESTATENISL*No - Bobmoniara capable reserve. Ii JII I I I • • I' dIV UV*LhU u ntrorjuc,",j the NF1's best Lines, anchored tO lh United SlaIn by Miss UU!F Linebackers,''' I Mary Ewing Outecbridge. iP' by all.st.ar g'a.ard Walt Sweeney d%COyetd the new spc'm ,n and tackle Terry Owens. Bermuda & retu,i,d to America I Unitas' prime targets fIgu,'e with 55504tvd rackets, baits I. nets, which tobeRankerG Garrison and 'Long , by tight end Pettis Norman. Jerry u, s. Cuttoms agents as I • ': , is gone, and In his place is the — Kourmelia Ender of Eadt German with the once golden arm, many set a world record of 58.12 PREDICTION BCICII One letterman for every position on the of- Griffiths, 218. Rounding out this unit an' fen.sivc and defensive uni',s-plus another five- defensive backs Paul Ilora-chel, 190; Eldridge willreporttoCoachpptJrihii,a.,,, •,f' - ....... - • ,...44 141*4 I' • kill' new University or Miami head football coach bose, 178. launches lull practice for the hiuri-icanes. Oti offense, Elliott can call upon Steve The Icttermen's skills are such that Elliott Mmircantnnio, 194 at split end and Phil Corrigan can start a letterman in every offensive mmcl 227 and Phig lrcdale, fli, tight ends Bill defensive post if tic is so minded. Capraun 250 and Donni.s Ihmrrah, 241, at tackles; Spring practice though, convinced Elliott- Jimim fhttitmar, 245, and Fred Ross, 52 at guards and his squad members_that juzt about every and Wriniore Ritchit', 226, at center. one of the veterans laces stiff competition from Quarterbacks include Ed Carney, 196, and last years's reserves and from rookies tip from Coy hall, 175. Jack lIrasington, 195, and Walt the 1972 fresh squad. Sweeting, 100, are wingbacks; Woody Thmpson. _______ SporTs In Brief , \T.L — 'r.nni wa'u '' - And Short LeVias, a potent deep threat, GAINESVILLE, FLORIDA (;reen has the physical tools will go at split end if lie's — IA)ng on talent and short on for anybody. He also recovered from a knee injury experience Is the best way to runsplay a 4.6 sprint and is 6-1, 233- that sidelined him last season. describe tIme linebackers at the pound miative of Fort Meade. He ii riot, Svare prefers good. The pareuti,,, J "tU5piCiOi" was Iter returned & ME I Cuterbridge ir,trtluced n Irie lirsi time In trw U S-'in lilt-St the Staten tlFSd Cricket & Baseball cruo tennis for I Only junior Ralph Ortega of middle guard and tackle last catching Dave Wililams. Coral Gables has seen cx- season anti has very fine The San Diego defense, weak tensit'e duty, while junior Glenn potential, against the pass Last year, Cameron and sophomore Sarmy ('.reeri have both seen Cameron, a 6-1, 208-pound seine action on the Gator native of Coral Gables, claimed varsity. 'tie outs!de !inbackIrg h The s:irimt' Situation hold.s true vacated by graduated D.iu I OIl (lit! second unit. The (;ators I'off and should be a pla't'r have very little experience much like Poll. lie Is quick and among seniors Rick lkx'dy, one of the toughest tacklers on juniors John Foreman and John the squad. baressi and sophomore Ward Eastnuzm. Bareasi and I-'irt'mn;in are ii are takutted, huievcr, both junior culle, trautsfi-r felt his black ret-c had hew champion." required stitches. who his often stated at either 217 and a former JC All. slurred and, for 15 rounds in time Still, there was no doubt the 61int'btcker or end and should be America choice. Both were first-round singles boxing ring, the light 'l'he South African's loot.Jt champion dominated back this season after being ____________________ victlmsalterleadlngtheUnited heavyweight champion of the Ilmanagor, Alan Towed, his foe, who was four Inches academically ineligible last Slates to the Davis Cap ctuil- world bombarded SoUth Al. rnatntalntd that his fighter had shorter ard tuid seven inches year. lenge round with vIctories over rica's Pierre Foui'e GMNESVIU.E, Ei.OItl[)A in a SUC- greeted the chasn1ilon and said, less In reach-.79 inches to 72. Ronumin in the series that end- cer.sful defense or his Florida once lost a football Ortega title, "Tonight's the night, Hobby," Referee Jim ('lenny and pass(s lastintercepted a pair of game ho Stet,son, a stunning 16. ed Monday at Alamo, ('alt!. "I wanled the fight to go 15 and Foster miiisunukrstood time Judge WIllis hlarnes, both from year, returning 29 yards round.s, I wanted to punish for a 'I'l) against FSU, 14 upset in the opening game of Sijutti A(cica accent, l"oster's home town of AlhuSmith, me towering blond him," the 34-year-old king of anti tied (or th teom lead in 193-B. 'lime winning field goal fee '!'he ctummp docsui't believe queeque, scored the light 148- fumble recoverien with four. the Hatters, who no longer play from Sea Pines, S.C., who is the 1'/S.pounriers said alter the that. 120 anti 149430, respectively, the gatnt' of football, was generally rated the beat player bout, "Nolxxly calls t:ic a 'boi' Foster' !11unF4'd humulretts of whil,' Judge Sydney Reck of lie is a class football plar, kicked b> Willard Andertni, tb' smonid, bowed 7-& 7-5 o and gets awiy with it" kIt jabs into Fourit"s face mmd Capetown, South Africa, saw it e:;trenmely aggrisslve and has Anderson, of Orlunda, EddIe Dibtis el Miami, wIllie Fourie frankly was cummJl,sed the challenger was blood) fron 149-13& 4.6 specs! in Die 40-yard-dash, father of Gator offensive guard htlessen, of Evar.ston, lii., lost over whether he had called the tIme lirstround when he suffered Foster now boasts a 50-6 The 6-2, 216 pounder is the Kris Anderson, who is in his 6-3, 6.2 to Charlie Pasarell of black champion 'boy" when am cut over his right e)V. lie did record while Ft.-urie, unbeaten leading returning tackler, tturtl season as a starter fur Puerto RIco. they net atthe rmoening weigh, finally repay the c'oiimpltmncrmt In 31 prevIous tic'tit, is 44-2-1, lma%'ilmg nua4e 150 lzt season Flimrisl.i a ' - B ) tt()rTl r') 'I' Hwy 17-92 next to him Spencr' Resta. !. ---- "I' J .t - I , POST TIME 8 P.M. • Fi%1 INtLF r1uHF CLUB .'O-"s., '0"'' 17. 4) Slit • Cai 't', '.' F- '' / ,• Open tennis championship. " - • ." -<,' ' -. . L.J -. u-k'.' ;" . top 1973 exalIlpie is Honeysuckle Rose, a UUeyear.old that has won In 2:00,3, ___________ ' 1 0 \ p , - - fillies have come from her daughters anti granddaughters, f.- , :- - also won the Kentucky Futurity, oldest stake race in the spurt, dating back to 13. Hosalind's re.'ord of 1:56 which still stands, came as a flve.rar-oid In 1938. In 1943 she produced Deanna, the champion 2-yearold of 1945, . 7,v7 fir /'72, , 4'A/t6L'A5 z 4V64c' C' 7'&' f/ij /j'74'4394c,r' i ,S.,,Ij.S •1,.,-, Il.,, • ....,l, trotting race in the countr)'. Six' by Alan Mayer - OVERDUE BILL :' _______________________— moic — L*t 1kanUy 111gb School today iisued an urgrnt call for prospectl e football players fur the school's junior %arslt} and fresl!inso teuns, as well as cross country runner'. ,%imlittk Jiep lumen' spokesman Jrrr) I'o'e) stated that the school's first junior %arsl*y gridiron team was in dire nei-dof candldates,und witha four-game schedule on tap this uason, boys wbo are waiting for school to start beforerthgiymhsalfr,1lhe flritgame. The freshman learn, comprised of Teagmie Middle School ninth graders, is also in 3-.~d Cl DIOlT gridders, he saul. Both turns practice at Lake BranUey's athletic tl'4dz. bul art separate from the varsity, whi'h also reported a )vick of personaLl eerikr this week A new sport, cross country, also repetta imot enough out fur tc pre4ea.sIn practices. Foaled In 1933, lInsalind was by the gremt Scotland cvi of Alma Lee. After Ben W,ilt.e taught her the basics of trotting at the Central Flet-Ida track, she became a top performer as a two-year-old, winning si of her 10 starts and second in the other four. Rosalind lost but one of her eight starts as a Uir'.'ear-.old mmd 'iiong tier victories was ii sparkling 2:01 1itriunphln the L&M are defending champion Lou Craham; t.anny Wadkins, who scored his second v!ctory of the season last week in the LiSt Classic; and Frank Beard, runnerup to Ntklsu In the Match Play last year, ' Omkiar ears. Since the format didn't make provision fee exemptions based on this season's performance- except in the Big Few' tuUrnuflments_Arnold Palmer and Bruce Ci'amiptumm, who has taken our titles and leads the sea son's money winnina hut 'Ut" V115$UlC extept umrougn quamuying In (lie L&M They (Herald Photo B' J Ricnarus) - --- Rosalind, a trotting inure that received her early schooling as handling of Ben White at Seminole Downs, now known as the Seminole Turf Club. The other three horses elected to the list) of Fame are Beiwin, Her Ladyip and La Palomna, while the lone man named is the Late Frank i.. WtswaH who was prominent in the srxn-t for m.:ore than ____ , 'liiii'iiortal' _____ r , _____ . - -- oo Icir'ig i ecomes I J -- -' L SAN DIEGO Al' -- The San shouldnnprovewlththehealing Diego rgers are a bootail of injuries to starters Bo team looking for direction. And Howard and Ctris Flctther and after last season, the only pos. the acquisition of Ron Smith, sible dIrUon is up. who also provides kfrk4etum The enigmatic Chargers fin- threat. Lihed 1972 with an offense and defense that bath ranked lath in the 26.teamn Naticnal Football lagt They miIo fLd at the bottom of the American . OFFENSE Conference West with a PASSING - Bob Griero: no tirebrand. but ho knows what l makes record. to move a teAm and in his sovonfli Season is a finished quarterback Yet this is a team with a pair in every way. And old Earl Morrahi continues !o be an amazing back- of strong, experienced lines, BASEBAlL UP. Vi" - two ST. LOUIS — The St. Louis running backs RECEIVING — PuI Wartiei is the epitome Of receiving greatness in outstanding Mike Gatt and Cardinals obtained outhelder CId EdOnly drawbaci is occaSional injury. Howard TwHey IS supposed to 'a :.: o,y adequats but manages ward off compei. warda,andatleastanadequate Tommie Ageefrorn the Houston lion. Now he r,as tail (6-5) Ron Sellers breathing down on him hard. corps of receivers and pass Astros in a trade for Infielder Look tot Jim Mandich, better receiver, to Ciii into M*tv Fleming's defenders playing lime at tiQht end. Good Dave Campbell and a pLayer "There 't that much se. be named later. RUNNING — Tho .ay to go now a with a troika, as Dolphins p'ed 'ct yr. Fsrst team ever with Iwo 1.O.yarder Larry Csonka ratthgusfrornoakland,j OAKN1) - m Oakland called too slow, pulls heavy load In parting enemy lilies Jrn Kick s riot hcppy splittiag tune w't Mercury Morris. but mats tie way it City and Denver," Svare inA's traded reserve first baseslats. "We're shooting to wth man got to be. These guys do dafi running, catching, blocking Ezc•U.nt luke llegan to the New LINE — nrry Little gets all the attention at alt-pro pulling guard, but Die Western Division." York Yankees for-a player to be He'll he shooting with essen- named 'I some oe ple tell u. Bob Kuchenber at the other guard a steaditr later, Goazi young center in Jim Langer. he tackles, Norm Evans and linily Die same cast, except for . d by Wayne Moore, are just average Gooa one big change. Hadi, the startSWIMMING Rosalind in case of injury. Lack of real Brantley. -- ' ' . . Canada, the viet Union against Czechoslovakia Winners play Thurs-. AUSTIN, Tex. (AP) - Texas gained 1,099 yards in 230 regu- rrne in 50, or even greater than Hut the absence of a quic bumper sUckers proclaIm 1973 lar-aenson carries, the iflst ft that." AFC East: elusive hailbacic apparently wilt be a "rusey year" for Longhorn player has ever carBut Ro)md's teams won all means, as Royal says, "We're ____ Longhorn football. ned the ball in a single season, their games in 1963 and 1969 and going to have to rely on execu _____ Fullback Roosevelt l.eaks b his three possible subs this missed a third national lion and making a little bit of so important to Texas' Wish-. year t'..ve never run with the championship In 1970 when yardage each time we snap the bone-'!' offense that Coai'Ii Dat- ball in a varsity game, and two Notre Dame snapped a 30-game ball." By Murray OIdornan icil Royal shook his head and were recruited as linebackers, winning streak by defeating Another possible Alllet out a low, almost mournful Texas climbed to No. 3 in the Texas in the Cotton Howl. Arneri'-a, 223-pound linebackerPROSrECTUS What do you say whistle when asked what he nation in college football by about a (;len Elaspard, who runs as last woulddoif the 209-pound junior whipping Alabumuia, 17-13 in the Besides Leaki, tl; Texi:; Of. as sonic halfbacks, anchors team thaI won 17 sUaighl? a ot hurt, Cotton Bowl, and the return of (ease includes two sophoimmo;e '.vterum defense gave up Simply, that this year everythat several key players has its fans quarterbacks-Marty Akina only one will be setting ambushes seven touchitlowna "If we lost Roosevelt. there talking about a national title, and Mike Presley-who seem yt'ar, for the Dolphins, starting with would be a drastic dropoff" Ic. Asked if his team had the po- as good as the departed Ataii Royal rates hli junior tack- the 49ers in the league optalent, Royal saId in an inter- lentiaI to go 11.0, Royal replied, Lowry, an all-Southwest lea, Doug Erigliab and Fred er. Then they get Oakland the 'view. "We've had two undefeated Conference choice, 5- Liti, bath about 6 feet 4 or 5 next week, That's some tough Last year, Texas came off a seasons at the University of pound center Hill Wyman, inchesand 240 pounds, In an all- beginning. 27-0 mId-season loss to 0km- Texiis in about a hundred years. But this Is some toced in pre-seasop as an All- star category with homa to finish 10-1 mis leaks SoI'dsaythechancesar,at Leaks, tough team that's imb'.'d with America. Wynm and Gaspard. Don Shula's hard.nosd '0gatherriess — amid tant. ______________________________________________________ . f'- - • National League results: Chicago 8, Cincinnati 4; Ptlla. m1liih1a 9. San Diego 8; San Fr;mrsciscc-, 3, Mormtr 1; New York 2, Los Angeles 1; Atlanta 11, St. LouL, 7, and Pittsburgh 6, Houston 3. Miami Dolphins ' - • intworutolendDetroitoverk1and By .1 RICHARDS Herald Staff Write- I—IrinIr Arirrn I—Iri J J Lou Piniefla's third single of the game drove In Amos Otis with the Uereaking run and Kan,a Clty went en to a dect!ion over New York. The victory helped the Royals move within two games of Oakland in the American League West. Kansr City rell2ver Joe Hoerner salvaged the game with foUr Innings of splendid relief. He allowed three t'tts and no runs, Red Sor 15, Rangers 9 Reggle Smith drove In live runs with two homers and single- to power Boston over Texas 15-9. Dwight Evans aLs hit a homer in Boston's 19-lilt attack. Brewe,i 6, Angela 2 Jim Colborn whipped California for the fourth straight time this season in Milwaukee's 6-2 decisIon. Time Brewers shelled Angel strikeout ace Nolan Ryan. Tigers 6, A's 4 The hit hurt deeply, Bahnsen admitted, "It was such an emotional thing up to that point," said the ___________ __________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________ TRIBE GRIDDER finds out even a tackling dummy can be a hard man to bring down during tackling drills with an onery piece of preseason dund U) ted t he best defencive ace's skills. ip4mmt 'I felt like the bottom fell out of the balloon I was riding in" said Stan Bahnsen of the Chicago Ite Sos after coming withIn one ou of thit baseball feat Tuesday night, Bahnsen had a no-hitter in the ninth lr.ning before Walt Wllhiams s1nged and wound up with a one-hit, 4-Obeauty over the Cleveland Indians, _________________________________________________________ ____ - - winning run in the tiottom of the ninth inning as Baltimore registered IL, ninth victory in a row with a 24 deciaion over Minnesota, Aisoclated Press Sports Writer 'itching a no-hitter doesn't happen every day. For that TUESDAY THRU SATURDAY AIR CONDITIONED '' - OIN!NG RgOM. Contnentat Cus.te Rrer'uitioni 8311140 MEN'S NITE - Free admissio LA DIES' NITE ________________ - WEDNESDAY Grandstand THURSDAY to - - �.- ... ... . .. ___ , -- -. . ___________ --_ ----- 12A-TheSifordHer&dWednesy Aug. --A Por k , News t ,4 i Offered - headed for the pork and pu1try r I 1I B r I I .. ! *,- _ ..11P: - "!' _..' Dvcreasentheprkeo1-. cho, chicken and eggs --- . - . . , : _tLS3 ---.----- -__ - .- I -- - - -,-- -___ - ?-• - ' .r,j,,,=W*-_-;~-_ -"- ~ _!'%. . I I ...-,.-. - t country but sortie :aid the only tern a At the same the price r wbe.r,t for future delivery rost! to remrd levels on Tues&)-. here next month In connection with the alled SM million from a C The motion was filed Tuesday In U.S. District Court, where Larisky is scheduled to go on trial Sept. 14.. Attorney Oscar Goodman, who serves as cv-counsel for Lansky, would not comment on the motion. which does W ask that a new date be set. Goodman filed 150 pages of the transcript from Lansky's - - ! In .. amount of travel coLTled wit) tension cannot be endured" by ______ I eratlon ?t the Flamingo Hotel. i4rusku ng eads 2 KilledIn On!0 Ne Yoi1 City rde .i ___________-- - ___________ ~ 1. - . Vr, - 5.1-.. 64.. uj ,u Bttm - ft and lii ' .."•. it is.** niore which is investigating al. he had called on Richardson to SALEM,Ore. (AP)-Tbe State of Oregon pulled the plug on a landmork after Gov. Torn McCaU ordered cu . ____ - V ers win share custody of Oeir Navy sources said the Warn- stituents. , -'-.. -,,,. ' - - . - ---%Amjz~-;~ a- I 1k, _-- _,;_V%4i4A Mrs. John Warner R ___ - INERIMM ____ WME fft lek .- Ai - __ . Canus Coun _JClerk George GIll said Tuesday that Mrs. Warner, the daughter of philanthropivi Paul McUwt, nwt $ _. - ___ __ , -t _______________ _-11~ e :_- ____ _ - ~ - - . " -louleer * %:41"Ust a! nd l8ator Farm 5 rnilrs Irorr. Ba ngkok. TheIlar'd capiv - UK~ -- • i I %r,~aniut Prakan Cr",udilc :u: or;diarrSt raie'i F I L lev'; S FURNITURE SALES CASSLRERRY - Reg.. $74.95 R '.";. - _r, - . \• - 1. WMrturs mschlz 4 george stuay-L MIASLIS AP4D WULLA . . - RUOU SCHOOL STARTS IN I' . I 0 , LAW. L • a Fresh ' ' Splif Broilers and Giblets 0 "SUPE RIGHT" ALL MEAT SLICED FRYER BREASTS RIBS . a 9 * A , ' ' Box $239 'I COOKED U YOUR 1_1 - CO. ELAND S SLICED . I, I -. -. .j I I I __r___ JJ CHOICE I . _ Lbo I c: ft LM Ill __ I * I R.F. Castle I IMI'I.. .. .. PKG. ii# I.59 l~ ~ ~ ~ ~, Of1CUN O$OW UIIN 111111111111011 AY MACARONI AP I / I I / Pt / • I 1 • I 1 ' ' I - ' ' - ' -. ' : '4 EIG' 1' . ~ O'CLU .'..'', ~ 11 cO,f ' - - . I CO0 • -. - -.&- ' INCLUDES lfww I .: •; LS ' , , ANN PA-GE OV" 11%$ $ '9 1 ...SAvc... PREPRICED... KUCHUP .•••••...•••• - LU ANN PAGE IN TOMATO SAUCE 370%. CAN QTI JAR SULTANA DRESWNG 0 a 0 0 6 @ * 48t A&P BRAND 2 DI- I PUNCH JUMBO ROLL - 3/$Io . . 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DEODORANT . . . . ..3 CLOSE UP BRAND a I 5 ASP DRANC PAPER g 1VILJL RULE D FILLER . .... WI DE 1'ULCI) A&P •' JOHNSON & JOHNSON FILLER . .. ., 37C bRAUP ciin fl E 12 Oz. BOTTLE $1.39 r&tiJ AP CORN Oil OUARTERED 1. - 6 AD All IUICIM TITLOUGJIUN. S1SILL 11 LIMITID TO IRSONABtI OUAP4T OM IS of ANY liam. MMGARINE 0`69C LOAF.. . 49C SUNNYFIELD TEA 15 OZ. 6.2 OZ. TUBE JANE PARKER, CRESCENT RINSE 'JO TADI f 89C CINNAMON NO MORE TANGLES ONE GALLON PLASTIC JUG ALP BRAND . ALP BRAND PING .. .. .... MUND CME.57c JANE PARKER SANDWICH CREAM 5 OZ. BOX WAFFLES ... . 12c A&P BRAND ONE QUART BOTTLE PnE jun 39c ALP BLAND UNSWEETENED ON 0H COOKIES CHOCOLATE MINT FRENCH VANILLA DOUBLE FUDGE COOKIES 9 Is OZ. PKO. 3 PURE BUTTER PINECREST SHOPPING CTR., HWY 17.92 AT C 4"-O'-39c VII VII JUICL. • CAN ALP FROZEN CONCENTRATED 12 0%. CAN 01'00 JUICE 9 ONE POUND CARTON ALP FROZEN 1 LB CTN SILVERBROO'( 40c A&P FLYINU INSECT or ROACH & ANT KILLER SPRAYOO see** 6 14 ONE POUND LOAF OUICK FROZEN 07. SIZE JANE PARKER TOOTH PASTE ' (20 OZ. LOAF) 49c 1ITE BREAD A&P BiSCUITS. 9 9 * 9. 6 PAK 59C HAIR SPRAY TI-PERSPIRANT SPRAY ,, L - ' 12 OZ. CAN JANE PARKER REGULAR SLICED 8 OZ. CANS LUSTRE CREME 10 COUNT 4 cup lemun juice I __ ,_ e - pineapple Juice ordnge 318 FRENCH AVE. SANFORD 322.1681 orEN ALL DAY SATUrDAY 11111111111111JI 11 - _ SPICED FRUIT PUtCII ,j . I II si1J -i.u..s - 4/95c OUR OWN WITH .EON $ SUGAR 240% JAR KING V 1707. CAN A&P MIXED SIZES 100 CT. BOX 28 0%. JAR 17 0%. CAN I*P WHOLE KERNEL .•- -. 6'/, 0%. CAN CHUNK UGHT PORK &BEN S"' - PAPER BIG 26 0%. BOTTLE ANN PAGE ":: .89c l ØI.ij,tRW,p,s WILLIA.'-' '-,.'----_".. III - 4- - te- 100 CT* TEA BAGS. . ' on ,a,rns took ME9 1 aI 1 j P - S OUR OWN - down many items in preparation of our annual inventory. I 9 0 FROZEN COMPAREI I I' II . :* . 11% I I 1 befo.-e s&-Ang. You may want I Call 841-6370 2-LB SlIP ECK AND O'SUPFR-RIGHT" LOW PRICE! SALAD 1'8 en juice concenirate, thawed I 63c P1(0. 8-0%. CTN. decide on this change, have the I use A-100" Latex House Paint. Easy to apply. Easy to clean up. . T-,-? ,,) V.\ - I a-oz. - I when It is sipped along with the orange sherbet that tops each I punch cu th eresa delightful toge th erness! When we tried the recipe in w' own kitchen we used twice as much sherbet as is called for - ____ Paints were formulated Oss House P in' S puts a shine to all your house Put it on cichnq $ BanquetSuppers C14ICKIN ANO N000LIS nd cloves that snice it; but - .. and in Ficrida outdoors needs very special paints That's why our SWP Mildew and FumeResistant Gloss White ( mnd our area tested i ' QUICK FROZEN - I -" - 0% JKG . ; I I CK FROZEN HEADLESS AND DRESSED Lb OAF • • • • • • • • A&P FRESH •__A LB 77C I PICKLE GRADE "A" EIA. or GA. FR FRY. LEGS, THIGHS or WHITING ' 1911 78C . . • • • I BOLOGNA or SALAMIw ____ QUARTERS When we tasted it we askcd for the recipe to pass along to you- _____________________________________________ 6W _DS ' 1A1 GRADE "A' FLA. or GA. FRESH LEO or BREAST lea" I Houghton Mifflin Co., *C90LY III(OWNSTONE Associated Press Food Editor A friend of ours concocted an I - your. . . or . nd he ~ ' IMMUNIZATION FOR THEM COMMUNICAIIU DIS-1AS0IS FRYER 12 01. PKG. fly! . - L4AVI1klMAII F al i t Brew .- al l .. .I- - T_ A&P SKINLESS SIMMAIR. speecti like niInetsa little toorpId. Thereare465pagestoLeon ____________________ I !F~,_-_ -. Ple 7 - - articulately ask you to repent a sentence or statement 11 a I Ill, % . -- /II-'w Dear Mother: A RIMINDF2 YO HAVI YOUR CHILDREN IMMUNIZED FOR on his pipe, he'll slowly arid O#Iwdo is 113 East I— .m _ "7" ---- - - -M iI1 - Stwo OR I / - , : : I- - . ANN PAGE t to 24 - , nwl - - O mumho-Jim,ho and skirt in arounu, facts. No Pt1Ung on. eiiier;, if there something lie oesn't know about wine, he'll say so, with h.s blue-green eyes gazing - • SALE :- -- I ' Now li Pogrus! " i - calls ARfl 1 - - I / p. I 11 tially responsible for the wine industry'seducation, wine cookery, dealer service.. historical and medical research programs. What I like best about wr itingand speaking SCM Elect r ic Adding Micluns I 1 OR ' Ezsmpli; V - believer a - I. stitute. I,eon is the man ini- I## - J / . _________ - I VLGETABL A cofounder of the Wine In- It / I New in 1he area? -ff -.I __-L. L_7-111=1111~ _~ = --- ~ -_ --Z_ 2_~__ 4- - -_____. . __ __-__ , _____ -_ ;__ __gulte A FOREW . V_ - - ,, ___ , . 7~m -4 - 1.\ I11 (A _ftE .;.ow II 00SUM" IXA,ni ,,,. M.II - - . - 1 - Adiom IPTWF~ ,&) the 32-)car-old Maire It America lIeiasthen and has not since altered his __ , i, " qui-rutiictit by 1wing in Sun Val______ effects of Prohlbitriti upon Leon. BANGOR, Maine (AP) -- - i he wrote about the thing for eve-yone. Viva, C. meet the voteru and dijwm" hPt1S4O in moderate drinking with wine as a mealtime beverage . ; %, r' h ____ SmokeySiya: drinks and had made a U-turp Duffy said Rodgers pulled C 1 (rL II) I' noony showed he was r t 1)'I t'iavy John W Warner has been medical attentIon irantednrn uncontested divorce __ 4 _ - %e to pay 'mere 11 the case rescue of two 'en cow' bUtnspokesinanwasunzbIeto Th€ l%7 incident (,turcd udentmf dfl3OflC Invohed lie when Itodgers was stopped by said the man arid woiren were an off-duty policeman Richard taken to bag teinoria) at 4:30 I iii Authorities tal at Newport Beach treated Duff), claimed tic had had ae,eral and releaseo çc -' - i newspaper reporter in San Boston, $10.95). Almost one ot these pages has some- Barr) Goldwater went to the %~.- 0.'; ing figures in th e wine indurtr and thtre are vcr Few titc ptoiiagts throughout the United States that he has - II the settlement were "Icaled the state. lie saW he'll spend his information. nights in the homes of con- Beach. Calif., confirmed the attorney said the city inight .' ~____ . ~_~ -7__ The News ver his boat close to the two, and when he couldn*t he dove in treatment and lack of medical and pulled them out," she said. lawwwar. - ' i iO3 5, FP.FNCN!'AV'E -- i .i lU ui i up - -'-- - 1 1 HOYt P!QVIR!O UNDER THE cr fcr runny years. -T - _ _ ' . * 14A Fislung in California anJ " ' Oregon," has been a best sell- ____________________________________________ I %'r -- i ' u A g n e vv's sourres actually involved ir. the 1 fold her he wu on his t*at voted in a ard singer jammy . ::I Sunday "when this speedboat __11; t i!q(d buzzed by,unda short tujjelater the senator heard a woman beating by an off-duty policc- #A qrw- jif * r -- z___ = NJ - '_' - de r another bxk, Striped thinking -- asincere news leaks were coming from Dea p Itc said Tuesday that Goldwater Qty Council ha unanimously Capitol was tamed off Tuesday night Aoneer statut atop the - In Uc o a man a,... a woman children-two teen-age girls sho%'edfromaspeedingboatoff andanll-year-oldbov. Newport Beach, Calif., his office reporU. Jimmy Rodgers The Arizona Republican's I -The Oregon Pulls The Plug : " - - Aug. 8, Agnew proclaimed ti news report Agnew cited in his Senotor Goldwater PIIOFIX, Ant. (All) -Sen. - - ', - When I half- jokingly remarked, Oh, well, you might not ha caught anything anyhow, I was seriously informed that never come ' home without fish." With thi3 i ttu '" • appam-riftly Rtenuned from a defective h4cator light in the - , - __ _____ - new said. In a statement Aug. 6 and this fa r." Faring nemsmen for the w- again at -,i news conference 11)03e contnients paralleled a reople _"11%__ ~ - - 1Doi . , . ,'_zv,' - Washington. D.C.. Air line officials said belief that a fire had erupted on board I - .i - Iegatins of kickbacks and po- vigorously porsue the hunt for pro testations reliable sou'ees Baltimore Investiga tion, The 132 persons left the American Airlines Boeing by emergency chute Tuesday night shortly after the plaiue ar7ived 0 Los Angeles Infemational Airport afttr a flight from Ift"17aW_%. : ' CL.fl CTVZ for ic' _ unfair arm] inacew ate publicity read a pr-pared eight-minute parbrient, officials sald. -_ _ The LabcF Department said George Beau, reiterated a orderly pricesses of justice will evidence hadn't been 'damned LOSANGELES(AP)-Pargrianda'ewswereevacstedfromajumbojdbseafaultylndicatorli&htled - .•.• about the grand jury in Balti- statianent in whici' he said that against him. . __ ar ~ -1 pound. said there is no evidence to month that neither he nor any of tion," "It should be obvious that the support Agnew's cbilm. the other prosecutors in the Agnew was notified in a letter letter wouldn't have been sent Referring to reports he said case were the sources of news from Beall Aug. 2 that he was to Agnew If there wasn't ihe believed were leaked to the Leaks. under investigation by the Relent evidence for an Innews udia, Agnew declared Beau is hea'ing the grand grand jury for possible criminal dlctirieiit In the view of UIC nTuesdaythathehadtoassume jury probe. violation of tax, bribery, es- vestigators," one source said 'that some Justice Department "I regret to say that it tU.% torthm and conspiracy Iws in - Another soUrce agreed, sayofficials-have decWed to trAict tiefttim clear that the Isourves * - owmectiodulth allegsticmftt ing thaL the cam was tight. me in the press whether or not close to the investigation' so Maryland contractors paid "An action of this sort Is not the e vidence supports their po- frequently quoted were indeed kickbacks to politicians in re- taken lightly," he said. "it has tIion." just that-persons In volved in turn For favored treatment In to be a damned solid aivi Responding to Agnew's the ilwestlgatoryprocess,"Ag- the awasding of jobs. serious case for it to proceed Jumbo Jet Evacuated - •..n parthient 'vas concerned with ond tbne in two weeks, Agnew .- illS bills after harvest for the ent Refutes Agnew cLtrlct, Iwiiuld have lost tlwdection," Batrn srJd shortly after his narrr.-w %ictwy. "I can only conclude that Watergate is not the Issue naUceall that some people think I I mcent days because of con- bad whent ycar they know will come somewhere down the line. surner resistance. But the Justice Department statement made earlier 11his result in tny complete vindica. solid." - _ . On,- -,-iiail iisinivi. Eliner . Aibiiiy N.Y., Public Mar. pork chops declined 11 cents a prices have been declining in charges. Ally. Gen. Elliot L. Richardson said the Justice De- ffff . THE CRITTERS are In short supply Indeed in this view of the Union Stockyards at Omaha. Nab. state senators. 'IV WateqLle had been a big issue in a 2-to-1 Democratic d - Vice litical corruption in Maryland. Justim Department leaks and speaking prior to Agnew's vestmgating him. Cc*nplete but w(fieial ret,rn.s from the sprwUng i District showed Republican Bauman with 26.941 votes and Democrat FredertckC.Malkus with 2S,SI1. Both men were government - . - .the teachiiigs of Wins Etectiøn tids month wheat prices !ii'ht I iii i -a - that all was not right with the . world because his 18-foot dieset engine seaskilf, th e Ilitide S'siL' inoperative aw l h ~, il are realizing triple that amount. At one point earlier ---, .. . - _-tiq that the against him as massive. thus far to implicate Liw m gation of all the fa, campaign of smear publicity forcernnt officia ls in the news tru th will emPrge_nnt through , and thai liy headline in "a clear Leaks, lie said an investigation triai by headli ne or by hearing Med Press that Agnew never and outrageous etfort" to in- into the leaks :s continuing only pirt nf the story," Agnew trcu!d have been notified he wa.~ . ii Fr a nt ' s 1•• utj 1 St a ttti t. • .... u' . EASTON:MtAPRoberZE.BasiI)rs1svIct4x7 la1eczgresslix'ale1tctlonia "areptidIatIm inTucaday a -44 i - -- - _____________ -- of the 16 wines correctly, I ficials of subjecting him to a ," I ~~ . _ THEN .SH D' FRUITS & -nz; M TH I.0 tasting tie had guessed only 15 : wheat for around $1.50 a bushel __ __ __- - - doing, he furnished me 'with tht recent reports from his pubiiiivr dod tien said, but now I in rather upset.' Figuring was go- I After ye.-krs of selling their President Spiro T. Agnew has appearance Tuesday But, in his statement, Rich- plug them accused Justice Department of. ardsonsald there is no evidence "It is through proper investi. characterized the evidence oi u retIgImL& educational. charitable arid benevolent char- acter; to study, teact and exemplify. Jesus. - ~_ I- * __ -~ - , ~ I— - to rondurt schcoI, pastoriumns, and other institutions rr; - •- ~~_ -. I .! - -0 ,ce Depart 44-1 _--_:_63_ a ---• ,;ity, one of Lirgest produiers haiter wheat in the nation, liar- vested 15.56 m illion bushe ls this year for a reeor'J average yield -- Watergate bls-.... .. - - "i',..ri1 _-.I---__~-- 1. - __ splendidly his latest book, I "The Wines of heat -- ' (4 --- laurels and when I phoned to ' . -___________________________________________________________________ stsmlmer,thrre days before the Watergate breakte, officials say. 77w Tntpirnal Reverrie Service here Tuesday ronfir.r.nzd the tax exempt status cf the Indpendent Church of God Inc., a ti(it utthi*Liun which iiatemi Sturgis as its president. The wAkies of incorporation Ut the purpose o( t.'w church - - , . U.S. District Court on Tuesday him to certify that a ihortage kets was offerfri chicken Tues- WAISHINGTON (All) I w 1I ;, ~,_Li-i'wi,~-. ,- q , coupled with all-time high wheat prices have combined in ''" - - t~i k -. ..1 - - . . against Agriculture Secretary exists and advise the President 'Jay at 69 cents a pound, down IRS Confirms Status . e, - MANSFIELD,Ohio (AP) Two men were killed Tuesday ftrur$ > i 4 _ _________ suit in pussed (ann bill which allows Oh 54 just northert ef here. ihcOhtolhghway ulideilied thevicti.msas Th omas B. Moffatt of Mansfield and Joseph H. Beard, 21, o Saraois, 0 1 -•- ,.. 1 , 4=. % F ~__ " , __ ___ ~~ - ,7 1 _ . I ~ 1t_ - I -,%~,_ t _,~, .. I 1_ - I 4 ! _________ wu CO C rinu n LIV flDII'IIl ATE ( IILflI. LIJUflUIVII Ul%IUIIflhIii ly espe ted Leon Adams Leon dot'nt take time to rest on an, earned writing ! an (Al A record Kansas wheat ~ 0 - *-~._ 111; -- I~~ I V4__~ -_,-~ 1-*~tz 11G~ I L~~_ - !~~4e night when th& car collided head-on with another auto on MIAMI (AP) A Miami church WI I I . 1 r - i. 11 i erity in , Food prices have been rising has developed because of the is a ishortage ard to suggest Egg prices in Pennsylvania est increase in six tut,nth& Food flicir crop this year tfuin t1my -wince they were partially freed continuing free=. means of ending it. A hearing survrinarkets dropped by as prices, however, went up eight- did all last year. Farmers a l l over Sumner from controls on July 18. Only The city claimed that Butt was set for Friday. much as 7 cents a dozen In the tenths of one per cent in July, t1w price of beef remains under mid alleviate the situation by Scattered price decreases Wt week; chicken prices were inore than had been expected. County are buying expensive Wholesale pork arA poultry equipment, paying off loans and ceiling. taking action uti-kir the recently turned up around the country. 35 cents a pound lower; and I I - __I AUI ned 1 1un 'nm 'd Ui 0 ;__7w. 1"_"b_ 0e45P~ __ - __ _ ________ Wine _14--4. The unbelievable has hap- first time in 23 years, and ij and pork specials during the next two weeks," hesaid. "That Fart I.. Butz, claiming he has on possible solutions, from 94 to 99 cents, while pork Tuesday that the Consumer has a third of his wheat left unwill create a demand and the violated the Law by "efusing to The city asked that Butz be loin cuts cost $1.27, a decrease Price Index went up two-tenths sold. Others report they made pric'øs will go back up." act on th, beef a.bortage that .ompelled to certify that there from p1.45. of one per cent in July, the low. more money on the first halt of Neb., met Tuesday in Houston, Tex.. and will meet in ____ - V ;Z~4z_7 4r' "You'll ee a Jot of poultry Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, Texas and the Cati&l Zone. The canuni.ssim, headed by Sen. Rm=n L. 11xv-ska, R- . -' 41# v Daniel Goodrich as'isthnt NEW ORLEANS (AP)-A congressional commission will open a hearing today on propooals to divide the 5th U.S. QrcuitCourt f Appeals into two orm,recIrcufl.s. The court, which has 15aeive judges, L the larp's federal appellate court in U natI. It includes Alaham2 iorlda, __ .1 0 _ IML __ . ,' - ON " !. k . r p nt (r Ion ."Up,orilurket in Alban)., • -_ - NEW - allowing additional prices i.i. crettsm to reflect boostij in nonagricultural costs-will take effect Sept. 12. evasion charges stemming from the allel6ed skimming op- - .: '. . i.nnsky was acqntted of income tax evasion dlarges U) Miami ins'. montli by a federal own jury. He and beveral oawr persons were Inditteed in IWO on tax 72=04_1 im . demand. Sonwe farmers were ingtheirwheat the be l ie' that the price would go eii highe r The Cost of Living Council saici Id regulations for the food in- income tax easIon trial in Miami last month dealing With Le 7l-ye.zr-od Lanaky s heart .liUon. Mother statement from a doctor was filed along with the trmrCT1Pt. Th dotor.saId it was his opinion that "an excessive r:i - Ir . __ - - __ --- - r .1 -I I A ~ — ~__~_., I1 , Z I-"1"tw% _. __., -M~ -1 .11 - -ItI ,:.J. _. , ~ , - -' I I . Brings - 1~! - I '' ~)n ,.0 -,Or,- j ------- 1 AI _ Ii -. - _.F__ .14iQI X~ t- . I ~ I Wheat .. iffixt:d advice about the future Ltinskv Continuance Souaht Writes _ By T1iE A&*SXIATED PRESS .l ar ga ns i l gh Sou B Poultry i I ------.. __________ A. 41-1: 1_1- 4 Adams National ; 11 ! Advice Mixe a i I I : I _ '! -- 27TH, OR SANFORD COFFEE # 9 a e 3/$1eU -AU` ONE PINT CONTA INER CREAM I LIER 19C AVAIL&$U TO ______ �______________________________ - _ - - - -- -er —:_. . fldfl fls.e •fl - - t - - 5 ••• a-. S -fl4 - - - - - - N _ e w Co o k book Has Healthful Sanford Herald Wednesday, Aug. 22.1973--3B Range Simple up s5ced t —•-- - tMW off with a variety at ?7 Ia1 deMettL c _____ lit ie*u&. 2 fI rocè,d ttr ü% um tas jug pti ati (r; tir 1r3bnthla frozeniling '4l1 PaVe bardcvvtr Amii- new cu*bock: thui with CM*. t.d Drain rMj Preheat cu"AN ."M electnc skalet to abow 400 do. hewt4av%ng tested by BEEF MILLET grew. He&t 2 tablespoons of ex sUsl ince çekae from UrokI; ftntiat& 'r Chinesir pea pods &tskly, wrrthW meat c. wIi, c be ermeii a 3 tabIespct garitiy icr one or tw rnJ ocxi taste I powid brd tenderl,:.m ;Ics. or un.1,11 just bruwned. ow tim t sliced p'per4htn Remove .*L at once.Let n the skI&t aACt & LLS2UIe and repeat with rwnakung dinners, sith "-t.a.va 1..aCI'vE gark, maicwi beet. Remove beef. Cook unicts in betwftn. Tbem am 4 ciaps thimly sIJc9d raw mion &M pflic a few 90=45 limplC CAa mnomiral c*uh1er fltrets (1 ne- In runatnlng oil. Add cali wondimtjoy ftsy to dium bead) Evern and broth. Cook, stir. p ecis1 oth rig gently about three mm. entrees for '%)ed.al X,4 taupe" MR C ru'.-d / - tVü t . M;., w'd wwk P%-Ver. iilx *Vii Rini ci"~ _ i= a3mru a Ccnbipe the first three j. gredients Press onto bottom REFRIGERATOR PINEAPPLE of an eight-inch spring form CHEESE CAKE ea ChM. Dislve the get, 4 Cup graham cracker ha in the boiling water and cool to lukewarm. crumbs 2 tabLdspoorg margarine, blender, thoroughly mix the melted cheese. 5UW am sait.slowly I tablespoon oil add the gelatin and Wend nUstare into the . I 3-osvice padtage p1map. wel]. P~ chilled cnt, and refrigerate ple-avtwed gelatin a - FINE ENGLISH DINNERWARE clot AIDS S tF THIS A " CLAiROL P1 . - - S'-;ierb Artistry in Foopm Scotlend Scones Gracefiel shaPos with subtle adies * Per mcne"t (CIO" - - - safe in your dishwashor a Quantity Rights Res*rv*d EGETAB LL - ( E $ 291 I 000 AUO I) -WYV I 1 00 15.99 11 0000 T"I.Wtr: COMPANInN PIECE FEATURE 4c r ilIcO(JpOflWQ,thStQO.' COUPON 0000 AUG $ I HE_IPFRS "1 are 15AV& 12c . 88' HOT DOG ROLLS 2 •• • • 2 i kOS ,.:AXPI PISL FEATURE - Toothpaste been packed In and helps to r-' - LZ*IT $3 99 PURCHASE r A LUABLE am* COLIP70NA r vv%7 J 1p,,,,, !li EACH PRICES W-D BRAND PORK SHOULDER IbPI i& Air- A AAP WHOLE PORK 10HUPS 29 A LB. &I CA N - AMR NAM desired lesigth it . Bev uses white thread, No. 8, %Tapped around the casing works best because it do6m,t have any dye that can affect the meat. If a large batch is being . . . • a. $100 ros I ç9c 1OCT. CANS ___ A •• _ . : .. .. C,AN,,S- $100 I TIETLEY SMOKED HAM 0 Bleach 0 KID ON . . . . . 99c Sweetener . 909 ' JAR og Food D ••a . •.. • . . • U a-.. JAI U 00 Fruit . . . . ... . . 2 1 . S C TASTE $335 th MEAT APPLE WINE . FIFTH 7 7 swiuslOAN N . ;OF tO !_4 C Limit I Of chelc* with $7.50 or more purchase oxcluding gigs. MANI 88 =Z - _-_ - ii -- 3 99c us CRENSHAW slog 00 Lemonal ' Ot 'INK CANS EACH SHOE STRING P0(1' SAG $1 Juicy Limes. . 12 Foe 69c Potatoes Fish Sticks . 0 .2 ~r, WRAI'VED 12-08 $185 12-08. eese Slices 83c Nectarines 2 89c Topping H cr1 9 Cream Cneese3 39 Vvarries $1 Cucumbers 5 4` 'AND SINGLY AMERICAN SUPERSIAPID . 99c SUPUPAND CREAMED NV CROP 44 . -.. . Cheese - . . . . . . . . . . . 3 a . . 3125 . y C l e er . . . . . . 2 SIALKS . . ... L i. $ PkOS. uw&rn 45c FRIH - 1 . YELLOW 49c Onions. Cottage Cheese .. 100 2 '"s HARVEST FR E S . smvm $100 IAOS FKG C foulproof method that uss was passed don through generations in her family. Even though she dwsn't use exact proportions, Bev says the sausage -gets better every year. , Shrimp. lot. ....... PKG TASTE 0 SEA 49c Krunchees . . . 2 : 9 09 90 0 sausage making it is hard work, too. Mrs. Krupnskl says she wmildn't fike to do it as a mo. "Your hack is breaking when )OU do so many pounds." Her daughter adds "it's good for the stomach muscles." The -umge is so de'ilciow both families coul(i Lte in VENT-VU - - - MORTON ASSORTED - the lpl'05aunge really is would be to make sm-ne themselves. J ~*,4 A 4'4 MORNING COFFEE ___ ___r— / __ Deviled 11am Buns -' Coffee I; I CAINS -- -- I DIXLAç; FAMILY IZARUPINAM.u1D11 Er TV - • • • • • • • - - I La - 2 : . LB BAG -R AP 0 Iry a ------ 47A)4 Pil - qr 9"ff I Now to gig s*** am*, TOP VALut,vmmps sit CiLI`4 OLCM rtmft - 1 89 TOMATOES 99c CREAM PIES 3 - TOP VALUE'~TAMPS = StW - - - 311 --. AVE. & 25th, ST. SJUCC tea3puc-n rhili sauce can IS ouncesp r0rigerated crescent dinner rolls MORTON ASSORtED C EARS i i 1E Y&WIWAL N -- HARVEST PRISM VINE RIPS 10 CAN 4 W:~Xwmm TOP VALUE STAMPS TOP VALUE STAMPS ONE 6PACk 8, : , .'•. ChoIsso Food 0000 THOU AUG. 29 0000 1HRU AUG 29 No C— 3KrW& 2(5 kIAU S VILVIETA P4ORMIL Conned Ham I SANFORD i-v I omitted if you like. I can 14 1/2 ounces) deviled ham 1/3 cup grated (medium (mel Swiss cheese l teaspoon Worrestershire 3 14.ea.$100 Pigs I egg yolk 1 1/2 teaspoons celery seed lis i srmll mixing tw)wl stir together the deviled ham. dough into 8 triangl" I'lac-e deviled him mixture at wide uo " --- - 8-ox. PIES P VALUE STAMPS 2 th SIZE All PURPOSE 0000 tm I No, 3 419 E. FIRST ST. CORN Cl*aner 0000I ?"U AUG T ____ - 49c HARVEST IRISH YELLOW OR WHITE 7 WESTERN 49c Melons FRESH FIRM HEADS ogocmv_ 85c IIIACKIN,0000 - )UMBO . 9C IAG right a7ter boiling oc:'be fried, broiled or grilled for even more Lute. Bev also makes Italian sausage. She does it by leavftig out the sage and adding cnahed hot FIeppers, fennel seeds arW SAW I 4 CV1101 SIZE Ti COFFEE ' 39C , 99c Fatsw "'N *sell Foe 89c Prune Plums , 17e The best way to cook the sausage istobohft "Just like a Mrs. Krupinski quickly nixe-i ffiat idea. "I couldn't stand al! that cutting." [A)ok3 'like the orJy way SAVE 12 White Grapes.. -La, $12 Pork Sausage.. SLICED PEACHES 0211M SAV9 7c PG THRIFTY MAID SIZE Pc 79c FRESH PKG Roll CHASE & SANBORN way, too much sausage Ln't time per pot is about 40 - 45 minutes. That's sufficient for fresh or frozen sa=ge no matter how long the piecie is. WISTIYN 89c Pears, FRINCPJ 1111D... HFAT AND SIFIVE Dinner Franks 0 0 Cooked Ham SUNNYLAP4D Sausage Roll 1111 001415 FARM STRAW1111tity HILL 0 C ARAND AIL -- I $119 I " - 1 - C4Lt5APs'tt . • • . SAEILEIT WESTIRN DA Awl NIBLETS RN SPREAD Cheese Food 2 SEA PERCH . DUTY DILIGHT . F FiHeits. 0 41 0 TASTE FisT, Fillets . ... "Aiting 1190. MEAT (GRADE 'A' CHEF 969 Polish Sausage. $195 A*M.. sucs BOSTON 1 11 s IPUNZ to Smoked Ham . WHITE Turley Roast. 2 roes" Pork Steaks W-D CANS 00 #1 1!IF 29 Al 12.'oz. DEL MONTE PUDOINGS 01 7 . TALMADGE SAVE PACK 12-ox. CHEK DRINKS 89c . . . 60400" 39c Cr m ri III I%.4 • - .5-0t. PORK DAACT _____ ':.$119 • _• _____ • SicecI Bacon... ALE or BEER ALL FLAVOR$ SUCArn DWO Deodorant — IRISH BOSTON SUIT ..._ HICItoly SWE T ?ISCHIR 75c CAACOW 0000 DIAL EOTTtf LB $UNP4YLAND SUGAR CURIO 14A1P OR WHOlE • BISCUITS - HASH APOWP4 - CRACKIPI GOOD CANS 0 0 0 . I 29 $ 7c 49, Spinach . 0 0 0 . 4 '-so' $P0 00 . mouthwash made, the sausage ends caj all be sewn shut at th2 same time. After the sausage Is made, Bev t12 y divides enough for ' • • • 7TM placed on coarse. While one person piAs meat -n the grinder, the other slides the casing over the funnel edge. As the meat goes into the casing, it is Mopped at the end by a pre. tied knot. At the end of the casing or QUARTER LOIN SLICED CANNED nAIV13 $ 99 kMir. be enough gcjd ones for szusage making. Rev uses a meat grinder that anchors to the table edge and has a funnel attachment for the GOOD THURS. AUG. 23 THRU WED. AUG. 29 SWIFT'S PREMIUM SMOKED I Buy One, Get One FREE! Mm DAft1w, I him hok found ui th casing, it must be cut since it isn't strong enough to hold Ineat. Cuings are ready to be used after they are rin=d and checked. Bev warm it might take seme work to find the hog casings at a meat market-it's best just to shop around. Her mothcr a6iscs that buying several Wxes at a time is the (c JUPAW UAIIT 100 IUf NNW mixture is mixed in the pot of marinated rwat. Ther the hog ca5ings must aii be citecked by running water through them. 7be water rinses '2.9 9 UiI1WItk$7.3O•r more pvrchas..i Ming ci..,,.a 11111111 _111111 . an luantity Rights Reserved -11`414 DIXIE STORES, INC. COPYRIGHT 1973 I 1 ? 49c MAYON&IAICr ausage , 4 1' Viva Towels . . 3 aous $1 Sloppy Joe 39c i. 59c Barbecue Sauce ' ADol Strudel lflS Sliced Pears 3 li"Mms- $ 10 0 Hot Bread "MI 49c Aus 7minum fco"Ow Foil Dressing. 3 °° Toaster Pastry 3 9°° Tstant Coffee SOFT,Wrvf SET" CAKXK1* Bath Tissue 3 Potatoes Coffee Bath Soap . 5 "Its $1 00 Drinks ...... 10 - WF After the pork has marinated called, Is ii favorite In homes of into one-inch chunks with all ti and help enlisted, sausage Polish ancestry. The large (at and gristle trunmed nff. It's then marinated in large making begins. batch made at Uw 11ingels, First, to make sure the meat is moist enough for the grilid-21., Bev toils just a little water and SAYS 44 • Dr. Pepper 6 Pack 12 oz Cans 89c Buffenn creat i ve . C sweet rolls bake a bat-ch of Honey 9-0Z. 191: CUP 1.99 1 1.00 NO DINNER SOU P • __- EACH BOTTLE DAWNO - - J u reputati on WITH EACH $3.00 SAVE 23 PKGS. -.---. I "im Sill All 1,1. E S W E ETS To rnak' nam cao:rn sMJ " - 7 2-ROLL BOTTLE - _____ - 48-ox. -. - ..,,J - I- vL SERVER 21 - NOV P AT WINN Dlj!t This Coupon worth S1.00 LIQUID ETERGENT C SAV( ICc TUBE '. k Vy _ TAUPf or IFAS"*M COUM - - "a. ¶ THIS WFEKIs K ar. - Limit S witV $7.30 or noisre purchase excluding civaretiRts JAVIC :PAIR - - Hermmomware F., C AM - . jt t; I AT WINN W114 COVERED CASSEROLE '6.990144 $1 SEE COOM AT Rim roR GIANT SAVINGS ON B THROOM TISsuE Umit I %with $7.50 or more purthese excluding Cleo,vi i a Panty Hose v • HUDSON WESSON OIL HAIR SPRAY 30c - WITH EACH $3.00 PURCHASE ?3 SAVE - ByUIItL' WALSh AN(11 iis should last about six monliis cooking pots for 24 hours in the The flIL Step fin. making refrigvrtt'i. Rev Layers about Copley New* &rvlce sausage is to gather the two i:Lhesof meat, covers with ELGIN, Ill. - Beverly Ringel Ingredients. Needed are pork the spices and then layers; with meat until the pot Is tub. likes sausage so much because but'. poultry seasonings marjoram Once the meat is marinated, and fresh mashed she makes It nerseif. It Is ready to be made into Rev said she doesn't u It's delicious, cheaper and a garlic the sausage The meat mustbe beef because it makes family tradition ground the second day - and Recently Mrs. Be', Itingel, a sausage too dry. can't wait until it might be Pork butt can be resident of suburban Palatine, purchased and her mother, Mm Jean 'rom a meat market Rev more convenient. Sausage inaking is a job for Krupinski, who lives in nearby usually buys her supply from a two people-usually a husband because she gets Mount Prospect, got together to mneatlocke and wife. This year, Bevis ittake 00 poLnds of polist, much at a time. Sausage making Li a two-day husband, Tom, was bowling so sausigi A .' OLYMPIAN :4411 1 C04JO04 BREAD & BUTTER rLATE - 89 IF ft FEATURE NICE & EASY tlI (,- d the necessary ingredients are probably in y our cabinet. Loch's Al i .1111y BEAUTY 01 N"D-T01-ROLD slitir together 2 cups flour and yeast. Heat milk, sugar and oil over low heat only until warm stirring to blend Add liquid ingredients to flourycat mixture and beat untl How TMake Sausage ____ - - 10 HEALTH 41 - inedium speed of electric rectangle. Cut into 41-Inch mixer or 30 stroke s by hand peanut butter. l'Iflre a teaspoon Blend in 2 eggs. Add 1 in center of cad' square flour and beat 1 minute inedium speed or t50 strokes Moisten corners; bring opposite corners to center and pinch by hand. Stir in more flour make a moderately stiff together. Place on grezsed dough Turn onto lightly baking sheet lIrusti with egg Floured surface and knead i)r11d'k with nuts IA-t rise in until siiiwtli andsidiny, about warm place until doubled, 8tol0iiilnuks Slumpelnioball IboLt 45 imnnutts Bake in and place in lightly greased preheated 375 deg. oven B to 10 bowl, turning to grease all ildliuleb, or utitil done. Remove sides. Cover and let rise In from baking sheets un. warin place(80 to 85 degrees) IIINbUtelY. until doubled about 1' a hours Spoon flour into dry Punch down. Divide in 4 measuring cup; level. tti portions. Let rest 10 minetes. 4:ztocuP.; cnrlcheu sinit flour 2 packages dry yeast 1 cup milk ;i cup sugar 'i cup oil 2 eggs ' (Up honey cup cteaffly peanut butter I egg, beatel ' cup chopped nuts =:;iaIt 1 eo n pineapple n juice, draftw I tablpcn wale 2 t.*pOc*a cornstarch ring conntiy, 1th Unã rice. Yield: six servings. about 14 quart. s,.) I wstir Stir in Add th the ___ C?1(T7 _avq. Makes 4 serrWaL Offered Sweets cornat&ct 3 pouad 30iv4a1 cottages PDur 2 ftupwa hàij mock .-y- '4 2 C c water 6.,,.,..,___... ' ....••.d NE &W -Or- VALUE STAMPS ASTOI 0E IOos S ARA (IF FRENC H Orange Juice Crumb Cake G0(%0 THRU AUG GOOD THRU AUG No 8, __________ - K — :74K~N" IR IV% - I -- No : TOP VALUE STAMPS OI 37.. SIZE , A f % , $ Party Pizza 0000 THOU 1 00 .. , AL AVG, fin-pan cups, seam side down Beat egg yolk slightly and brush over rolls, sprinkle with celery sm-ds. Wke in a preheated 375. dee oven until hrntnM- -in tomIntIec serve hut Mak%. 8 (Ifld rIl ' �it a Wednesday, Aug. 22, 973 413—The Sanford Herald onk J pick up big chunks of the Roquefort. Wh-.n. in Wdition to 11)e front. HORTON Copley News Service i 5- 11t I %!! called Manicotti LItte Muffs) Mulled pancakes plus sauce per at may be made without portion. rMst. To concoct it, you wrap .: s vult"Ke clit-ese, there - J, - - ' A Tii une- f F '(j Ii v est fin twnittcoven and swiricdwjth whipped cream. taste great for kssert" I - - cup dairy tour cream tablespoons salad dressing or mayonnaise I I tablespoon lemon juice teaspoon Worcester-shire "Ucc 1. 4 Cook rice according to package directions. In mediurn howl combine rice, and It Scnes .1 §I --=--- =—==-- Cheese Filling, see below TomsW Sauce, see below Thin Pancakes, see below Vi cup grated Parmesan Cheese BECOMING INCREASI'GL F3 $ -- -10 IFFICULT TO KNOW WHEN A BARGAIN IS REALLY A 'I" TI fir I tJ :i it n1'a I lcss di ;J i itt thin pancakes, a cheese filling and a tomatosauce. iv h CUM ALL i iitdt wit h HOPE THAT THIS . WILL &R WMf'%AIIM(' UNFAIR lAND ILLEGAL'ITO Afl%IDTIC ADVERTISE ARt IT VI IUU WV I "3 ITEM AVE ENOUGH TO MEET YOUR NEEDS. FAIRWAY L.Uu PIU • TUAT tAJ RRCfUT THAT 15% I VW& MIG HT I - Qr.s Hamburger % ,, 2 r / % LIMITS?RYtAS WT" SIOR MORE FOOD ORDI P W ' W/P -- - 'I1 fp - W • $ 4 IJUUSage uuwufla USI1AZH0ICJ BONILISS T TWAl - b1Ii1i.. _._. -- - , . '- Ica Bags B - '' r- -. -- ' 'fl EL !UDII fl 11' _ Camay Bath Bars i pp I y - i ' i =- - -a- Uv' - — ,_ • • ,' " Breast P— • • ___ . ___ -- —I- a (lua t C 69 ___ ---- r ers lb .69c A r— .n I nr . Split Broilers ,,... I • CAGLE S FRYER Fa rway 29c 29c Intigsk •urv UI Ha A a I ' SAVE It i , qu! -- ..iJuIil-,y gi • at SAVE 20. TETLEY -._ ' . I — 1 6 11 8.9 Top Round Steak 5 F' QQ C IJMul \ _a ' "' Sho p UtJ II1 i 89C -- ' - Pi -- I *A - IM COVINAT RZ 1601 1Y BIRMUO&K,SSIUMtI.547I OMANOSAVI 314 se UMORAI4 BLVD. OSCAR MATER 59c 'ri" vu..uus .uaUi 310 1XIDATIA Wienners . STOkft(Y 11.9 L • I ' . TAG SALEI Family Pak Fryers Turkey Drumsticks Cookies W P . SAVE t OATMEAL RAISIN BAR, SUGAR 3 -- _....':i: SAVI 15, 11 oz. $ Pkgi. 15- 5v3 59C oz. Sib box $ 69 • I M • I I ONION, CHUCK WAGON . SALISBURY PEPPER . __________ _____________________________ - 20-4 oz. 40 1 SIb. box ' 5 a . MORTON DANISH s—. - - T.G. LEE Sweet Rolls SPECIAL STEAKS - Ice Cream 2 -. 2 .*_~ -- - _JEW, o Id a -- T-Bone. N.Y. Strip, Delmonloo -- - s 901 Cones a iqi, $ 10699 - - -- -- - a - - - 8REAkSTONI u r-a, none of thew proble:m. She has les:-ned the to! the salad -- y 49 Ra P urns bream Cheese $01 Marganna 39 C Cucumbers _________ VALUABLE COUPON - a. NO,AN - — COFffECRI5TALS %! - v n u (;Al N C'UPOR •- — C WITH THIS COUPOW - jp~ 8 oz, size SAVE 50 9 - - Choice FREEZt-own COFFEE -I ASSORTED i ___ -. M_Z~ 3 npes .ce I Pet V. up anes Angel Food Cake PIJUN Fresh Mullet I auduS G -- 42c Cantaloupes - - _______ - 3 ". __________ -- • $ 229 39 Spanish Mackerel Vo IIendam Boiled B Halibut Fillet lb tic $119 must know precisely the quantity of protein, carbohydrates, fats, calories, phosphorus, calcium, potassium, chloride, sodium, magnesium lion vitamin A. 1huuuini riiaun ribofldsi,i vitamin C. and vitamin D. Just which each astronaut conswnea each day." notwithstanding, Dr. Pa';ey said DEL /CA TESSEN Jumbo Shrim Wioch of firm." the Swift & Company scientist said. "I'. is necessary toperform extensive nutritional studies with the is onauts w n in spaL%-studies which cannot be 1:11LIlated on earth. For this reason careful ~-Arol of the nutritional value Of Uie foods is necessary, and this requires formulation, processing id meal unit proportioning to be extremely accurate—to the nearest I-loth grain. In order to obtain meaningful data froin such it to name a few of fite nutrients, 1 Ttcoo"o Al V-1101 Trout Fillet - 39r- 0t*C0CIiD I INCH 6 -, SEA FARE SEAFOOD C Lobster *Itttmt Cak Donuts - 6 49c Yellow Onions 3 49 FRESH BAKERY ---- iciSt5 Fairway Markets • _______________ AY -- FAMILY SIZE iJ THIS 61/a oz, - SAVE 50 A 1- 1 GL IN d C 29' Tomatoas fAInTlY RIGHTS RESERVED . Pascal Celer - 1 purposes of Skylab is to determine irvin's capability of FABRIC SOFT(NER Downy a ATTIES Turkey Wings 1U .i i DOWI .ieaner -- ' tYS0l. BATHROOM lb pork sausage patties, peanut butter, and bacon sci1am, considered the favorite food of the astronauts. "I don't U bacon will rctaln its unofficial title as favorite food ofspace travel in the lace of what has to be stiff new COtnpetiton from the filet mignon and the lobster," Dr. Pave). said. All of the solid food comes packed in easy-open alurniawn cans equipped with an inner plastic membrane to prevent cntarninatmon or splattering during heating in the wcightlessnss of space. 'Vacuum packaging ic cream was a technological feat all itsownwhen)ouealir.e that ice cream by its very nature is about 50 per cent air," Dr. Pavey explained, and added, "If you remove the air from the container quickly, asisdam in normal canning operations, the ice cream 'deflates' into unappetizing frozen-solid mass of cream in the bottom of the But not all the efforts with lb -694 • Ke e bier • - ____ 1b. RED - also will be a selection of thermo-processed (canned) items including all-meat chili, turkey and gravy, hot dogs in &-tuce, and a variety of canned fruit including peaches, apPlesau stewed tomatoes, In addition, ttc astronauLs wiII have available some intermedlate or dhydrated foods incl-yling sliced dried bed; tYxtS "' Sol. 2 SAVE 6'. h[VI C ____ 39 LlUIUII 9c , Kraft Suppers *1 $128 Spread enu Swift a -tubtwiding company in the Esmark complex, has t"n a supplier of mairt-c~ food items f~,r spee flights in the Mercury. Gemini and Apollo missions and will continut In that capacity for the upcoming Skylab flights Not all its.,foods will be 1J 11 FAIRWAY NOT OR SWEET X - • " ______ Fairway 49c Rnii Jna Buns FAIRWAY) c ,i • ,aflIuWICuu Mix - George and Pete Da&eI KAHN 'S 'I Realemon or - IN Is N* SAYL Hot Dog !ip ANY OF THE SERVICES YOU ENJOY AT RIflT I H 4- /A0 rUbbl LE___(UNt WAY IS BY RIGHT TO KNOW THAT FAIRWAY IS TRYHOLDING THE LINE ON OUR OWN EXING TO DO ITS SHARE TO HOLD THEM PENSES, AND WE SINCERELY HOPE IT DOWN. WILL NOT BE NECESSARY TO CURTAIL NOT LAST LONG BUT AT THE PRESENT TIME THERE IS A SEVERE SHORTAGE OF SOME FOOD PRODUCTS MANY OTHERS. WE DO NOT ADVERTISE SUCH PRODUCTS BECAUSE IT WOULD BE AVI Home Cooking On Skyla LUVV VALUE AT 390 TODAY. FOR THIS REASON THE WEEKLY ADS HAVE BECOME LESS HELPFUL - AND LESSWEANINGFUL. IT ALSO IS DISAPPOINTING TO US THAT SOME AND CERTAINLY TO YOU OF YOUR FAVORITE FOODS ARE MISSING FROM OUR SHELVES THESE DAYS. WE tablespoons low caloth "1tb ftlnç 12 small leaves lq'uce Talk about dining out in style, cocking" as science cai-, make the astronauts. The Apoflo Skylab 3 astronauts have a ttie-m. command modules, though r11enU that's out-of-this-world '17he bill of fare ranges from spacious in comparison with the for their record setting two- the Ail-Arnerican hot dog and earlier Mercury and Gemini month space mission. peanut butter sandwiches, to spacecraft, were about as Instead of the limited-merri Met mignon broiled tn tnedi uni roomy =a large family station approach to e-iting followed rare and lobster Newburg. wagon. Skylab,% hich will -ATve aboard the Apollo flights, The expunsion of the menu 83 . * %e astronauts home for enough to set other(they side.will As Skylab astronauts .ia'. e a wide his been made possible to a months at a time is roughly pancakes are cooked ditio of frii,-ri ;iml (trIr;ed riat • (viit by the izc of the Comparable t' not be brown stack them on a t IX-ror)in -i.00ds as close to "home orbiting vehicle to be used by house. üte. Makes 10 to 12. And like any modern house,It comes equipped with a variety of appliances to make living more enjoyable. The most notable of these as far as the food Ii concetned, Ls an electric reezer for perishables. PRICES "This pemits us to add such EFFECTIVE ms 2s e mignon, 23-29, 1973 K Newburg, pork Join with —am dressing and gravy—and even ice cream vacuwn-packed in a can," said Dr. Robert 1,. Pavey, n- a - I 1"Apoon Sat 4 teaspoon dry musUrd Rinse cooked macarotd With cold water; diem in colander. Combine Ing Ingredients except lettuce; too* with macaroni. Chill. Serve salad In lettucelined bawl. Ittakes 4 s4rvings. THERE IS LITTLE A SUPER MARKET CAN IN THE MEANTIME, FAIRWAY MARKETS DO ABOUT THE COST OR SUPPLY OF WILL CONTINUE TO PROVIDE CLEAN I AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS WHICH IS ORDERLY PLACES TO SHOP FOR THE THE SOURCE OF MOST THINGS VVE BEST AVAILABLE VARIETY OF QUALITY OFFER FOR SALE. BUT WE CAN HELP TO FOODS, AND AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE CL rRecD. ND IHlt PIL.t MAy NOT BE AS LOW AS GREATER I F8 X 1 "W"OA111 - US t8 beans etvirnming ii, Tltouaird iaL&r4d dressing some of It sent there by my unsteady The Big Eaierl dine with has truuto'is,rrai tiçirn woolml ti Roquefort divulng. • In a small mixing together all the ingredients unW smooth. Place a skWet with a rounded bottom (8 inches ross tap and 6 to 6½ Inches across bottom) over low hut until a few drs of water sprinkled In it rate. For each pancake lightly brush skillet with melted butter or salad oil; pour batter from a .*-Lup Ineasw -ing cup IWed a little over half full (24 tablespoons) Into hot greased sidtlet, lifting and rotating pan as you pour In order to spread batter over entire bottom of pan. If batter is too thick to spread easily, stir in a little water. Cook ov low heat just long to set — about 20 wends. Turn and cook pancake just long ME_ MANICOTTI according to bask dirdedom cup urxreansed cottage 'i... 1 ecumb,v, thirdy sliced I radishes, thinly sHi measurIng ----- - Prepare Cheese Filling, ToMato Sauce and Thin Pan. cakes. Spread ~;i cup Cheese Fillinq down center of each Pancake; roU up and place in a a-quart oblong glaw bakin cub (1 Pr. by 74 by 1. inches) rsirnllar utensil. Pour Tomato Sjuce otr pancakis, iP11Zlkie cup diced celery 1 tzb.zpon chopped onion ' .- -- WO MANY WOMEN USE THE WEEKLY FOOD ADS TO HELP MAKE A SHOPPING LIST BEFORE VISITING THEIR FAVORITESUPER MARKET. THIS IS HELPFUL IN PREPARING THE WEEK'S MENUS. AND SHOPPING THE SO-CALLED "'SPECIALS" CAN SAVE A FEW PENNIES. BUT TIMES CHANGE, AND SO DO FOOD PRICES. IT IS • her Idea 'if d perfecti balanced zi1iti a littl 772 4. maneuver wylerneath It in about thit. With Bikg F-ater, approaching zi u1ad bar is a holy mmnea SW hu also karnm ftl by gmiflerfin' l at tterlghttlmem front ofasalad W.- siie has a at ChPfrV 1flfl1t0t ' ESE - I noticed I wasn't only one having trouble negotiating th,- rod moat. - There were :nore artldk*es to be wen in the kidney beans than in the artichoke bowl, which didn't make them any eurier to get at because the kidnwy hearts wrm behind son-, Thousnndlsl.jj dressing. Yc ' I ~ CUP unaifted flour, fork-stir to aerate before U-0 Ma~ a made out of Fremh dressjii~, The articheke hearts were trwre diffIcult. i iiac to get Ui safely ever a kidney bean moaL Every UmIe I'd balance one on my spot wi~d try to ew it out from under the glass, I would bump something and the beau. tiful artichoke heart woWd plunge down into the kidney ThIN PANC into a lqi rt jj. 2 cups (A Ninees) enriched elbow macaroni cooked 4 eggs 4i cup water JOB= i" quest Of J4c uack-row valuubtes Lspent 15 miruks in front ci this gourmet salad bar and I was still fishing for more musirooma. I managed to latch onto half adozen little ones,but I dropped twice that many in t)-.z French dresslr,pl tried w baLince the mushrooms on a Utile spoon While p(Wtlflg them out of the eqmisive back row and safely across the front rovi of low-cmt basics. It wa-i I can(6 ounces) tomo,.o Wte MIPS water MANICOTTI 4 time, cod;. binc remaining ingredients in Mill bowl and gently stir into shrimp-rice mixture. If dc sired, garpish with additional shrimp I 2-oz. package rice verdi trice with bell peppers and parsley ) frozen in the stay- at as the :led this recipe, all our tasters were most enthusiastic about It. It's comparatively Inexpensive - fine to serve to famuy and guests for Sunday night supper. 2 tablespoons olive oil salt V4 teaspoon pepper I teaWwn minced W2!47 ½ teaspon ll AMI ocassionally. I teaspoon pIcpper sersing 7 , Mild flavored but good. package (a ounces) elbov mercial sow macaroni crealn tableip)onx minced onion teasiwn curry powder i/2 cup minced green pepper I teaspoon salt 1/2 cup finely diced pared cutE-aspoon white pepper cumber 1/2 cup minced parsley Cook macaroni according to 1/2 cup ma)ornaise iflRfl S ilt and white pepper to taste xick,age d1rectioni 41, I fflIiI'k C&u macaroni according to ruled; drain and dull. Mix with tuna, egg. onion, celbery, Krimn p-ck:igr directitn.w; drain; pepper and olives. With a whisk rinse with cold water. Mix re or a fork beat together the re- training Ingredients with maining ingredients; toss Vith mararoni. stirring !Ightly but macareni4uns mixture. Ccver th'roughiy. Cover •rid chill, and cliii) until serving time. Makes 6 to A servings, !j teaspoon salt SI) ghetti sauce nix cheese ounceS) ricotta cheese Beat togethu a __________________ sauce is made the easy way MACARONI SALAD pitted ripe olives, sliced cup mayonnaise CHEESE FILLING I container(15 to 16 cakes with tomato aituce, In the l.lowIng recipe the tomato tune's A.s!ociated Press Cook. tX)ok" available by sending $4 95 (check or money order made payable to "The ated Press") to this newspaper in care of AP COOKBOOK, Box G4, Teaneck, N.J. 07666. I cup I ft Pancates around a cheese filling and bake the auffed pan. cup grated Parme PRICES EFFECtIVE AUG 23-251 IU I I Id I t ' tulle ill salad is quite inexcool dish and the other however, that you serve the salad on a standard plate instead of the fancy shell shown in trw picture aertIecJ a gourmet the uLlzid bar and fignavd 1 1601 N. GERMUDIL. KISSIMMEE. %471 1.0 ORANCEAVa. could put together at least it4 SO - UMoaANBLVD. $115 salad. It was too good a _ ,bargain to resist. .iw -w Them was " one prtiblerm The good stuff, like cherry — — tonutoas and n=Ahrcam and "Ac ' adixthoke hearts, Pete in the back row, Just barely I = — This, c course, the first rule of a successful Ib LaiIR salad bar: Put the good stuff in the back row so only a contortionist can load up on it wiLhoit 11. dropping something or hurting ' ' I ____ himself. There Is awiya plate of , glass over the salad t3*r, :. • pensi ve. an shrimp are utilized in this ingredients are standard kitchen cabinet items. It is lecommended, ted '. $ ;Iti ;1 Ztzii good bar. Unim you'rt a dedimtetl Big Eater who hu mastered the an of how to reach ev-*Ang M In a saLed bar. I was once defea by a spectwilar salad bar with an expensive back row. They I ___ _U1IWbt a.utstructed the sa1ad bar so it Pan tr -easfly u!-,d by an average contortionist Every time I get near a salad bar I thbik of an old coniie book hem, the Rubber Man. His mmu and legs coules Stret&oottoanylengthinany directim like rubber. You need - A ith canock) shrimp. chopped celery. sliced onions and succulent sliced mushrooms. Dairy sour crman, blended wiih salad dressing and &piked %k ith Worccstcrshiry saucc and lerrion juice. makes a zcit%l dressing for the salad spcci-icUlar. -or patio party (arc. serve I c salad with a bowl of hot bouillon crust) croissant rolls "a Vh.- it* .11 i' -i isI UU can skip it and eat more of the nonfattening salad. Yu don't go directly saUJ bar. You take a table, the waiter comes to your table anl takes your order. Then he sass, "Won't ycu help yojrwlf to our snLad bar?" With a Big Eater, this 0 like asking the fox if he'd like to tow- ttoe chicken coup. Salad bars are built to =Lgntific specift—l=. "d bar orchitacts have re" -mxhed the hurnain anatomy, deterF~Wng the average reach of an I iclidisheslocreateacarcirce sa'torc Riccscrdi.apopularlrozcn ri ce dish of rice w;- h bell Fvppers and par%lcy,"conics frozen in a handy stay-perfect - drained and flaked 2 hard-cooked eggs, diced 1 3rd cup ftncI chopped onion I cup thinly sliced (diagonally) celery I green pepper. seeded and strips cut in thin r~ort _ 2 tablespoons sliced green onions I 2' or tar sliccd rnu,hrooms.draincd hrimpk dc!,ious salad in ' • 1 ', — WN I MAROMOARDCNMD arc such Eater bounces along tht, saidJ she could get better leverage on or fork under the glass while neighbors look out their window knowingly and nod to each tkiLk-row bonuses as artichoke bar like a dancing Cossack. She tim! good stuff in the back row standing straight up. late on it Sunday afternnon and other, "Ile's taking her to a heW-R; mushrooms. fresh fruit long awn armlyn'd ph.' n1n'i br by bndng nt the !'ne, L'tcd flu: hc rk3 a iig in see her out in the yard doing restaura nt with i salad t. I'm at work on a book which I rev' basics like lettuce and and 8Iivetcd almonds 131g logistics and' determined that o((rvfngtomaneuer her spoon shape. That's -why when the deep knec bends, they Smil e again tonight." plan to can, "Secrets of --__________________ ________ , SaLid Bar Revealed for Uie Garnish with salad greens SEASIDE SALAD h 1 irm. Big Later tscng liItI'lP SPECTACULAR " % shrim p . 1 pa urnaIJ the research. _________ 1. ood dr I used to enjoy salad bars 400 recipes are given In the I cup chopped celery salad favorite. stan, in this nlynelf. hu! I hAven't been 2 caim i each 7 owices) tUnt', summer coolc, I uustrated "Cecily Browns. . Present the within reaching distance of one since the night I took the Big i.ater to a nic" restaurant witi a good salad bar and she hurt her back trying to carry her salad back to the table. Salad baz s have been growing in pop-1 1arity. With sorne people, they are a hapv~ mediLun between an all-youcan-eat joint and a regular, fullwirvice restaurant. 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"T S, • -.• £ I II ,' .-.--.. - • - - - . . • - - • - . - -• - I -- *5 .. -E-=fl I - - -. • - ___ -I= _ ?!ir- := --- - - - -- -. -. 4-. - $ -i-- ~_ ~__ I __ ~ ___ __ -~~ - __ - - - - - - - • _ - - - - - ____ __ - - _______ - -- - �- __ . ~ - -_-_ I -:'. . ------ - -'-r - -'---- - -- - ---- ----,-..-. - - --------- _' t' --- BB-The Sanford Herald Wcnrtzv. A,ui90 1O71 J A*OS 1 - : _7 M _______ _ wV90apnw $ Trouble 11 To Inherit 43 Wlngltki pars (5p) 12 Reverend (sb) 13 Helps 45 Noun suffix 47 Desert snirnl 49 Pounds 52 Car 14 53 wJ77. P1un. into 1II1 J Siamuel's teacher (Bib.) 35 Watkins stick $ T'1eram Water 1 "UU 11 I p I I Wanted: p rich, 'P inte -N-ent 2(1 lli b P.. Ab:__ 7 '' t1 Vuu hi V Ifl) of 'Ma • I' 23 wire b•y..._ one with chUdrn living with bet. She can take a nodal drink but she should know wheu to stop. Under no &cwnathnees would I marry a woman who amokeL She can be anywhere (mm 33 In $0, but the must he In good health nod romantically inclined. I am a 49-year-old widower who was bapy1y married to the same woman for years. I am 6 (1 3 and weIgh 210 pounds. Isin In excellent health and wart out In the YMCA daily. I have a master's deçee and earn $12,00C a year. I work a 401iour week and have every weekend off, like to dance. swim and traveL I do not smoke or get drunk, and I am definitely romantically Incllxed. I think it's just as easy to kive a rich woman as a poor to F"fl fl r T'' — — iT — — 17 .— (9) Factory (13) News (24) Viewpoint (44) Petticoat Junction Mnue — — — - — — — 31 33 —— — , — 43 0",, so don't get your hopes VP, - 44 t13) — — 45 47 48 — — — — — LL 68 — 8:30 (2) Mystery + 61 — — — — — — (9) Movie — 22 — is 3 and 5 yearn oW, end It i, very dangerous living on a busy highway because the boys ilketo run across fta lot to visit their grandparents. we can't keep them Inidde all year round, and a fence doesn't help. pay his jarent for t he land, but they We offered refuse to xoet noything. .ti-a 1hy 61iz0 £r &n I POLLY'POINTERS Check For Flaws In New Fa brics WANTS TO SELL DEAR WANTS: 4 A gift once giveo becomes the property _f_2 : weMy.à. ..— ., ., •, • in the hem but the othei was in a very prominent place. [' took this back to the store and was told "Scr'n'. it is very hirci n' to detect f1'w.” Foni t.aptI i- ence I now 56k a clerk (before cutting material from the bolt) to bold It up to the light and I check the wrong side of the fabric to see if the amount needed is perfect. — MRS. L. J. G. GIRLS — I would certainly check the right side reverse side. — POLLY DEAR and t (44) Atlanta Braves BebMl 93C (3) TurnIng Points -- frnt time I ware the suit 1:30 901L 4) Movie CARROLL RIGHTER'S the driveway without extend. " , I& . II t_:~_ ,,'~DEAR POLLY - Cu -N books screwed into the bacf 1%. GFNERAL TENDENCIES: The dayti4m finds an odd Influence in effect. You need to be c.w,ful not to become involved in aihady situation without realizing it. The evening (mdi you with the energy and good judgment to put a new project into ition. ARIES (Mu. 23 to Apr, 19)A line day for being observant practical and handy for h:li ing wires for radio, lamp j and electric blanket off the g., NSA floor. This makes cleaning \ easier and keeps dust from accwnulating on the wires. — MHS. H. L. but not for forcing your ideas on others. Once your outside arc cl1 liainUcl. du imc at home. invite charming people and have fun. TAURUS (Apr. .O to My 20) Daytime can be confining with Important duties you haic to handle but titer ou can air Your views to the right people. EpV In only thou recreations you like In the evening_ Be J)OIJC4 GEMINI (May 21 to June 2 I) Do wh.stevrr will add to your vitality during day hovsi. Its the evening to out socially and entertaining IW€*S;APØ INTEAPA-SE 1' — make a good Impression on others. Ta!k with a trusted adviser on ways t increase inCUMer MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) First handle those persona! af(an that are important to your wUbcing ansi then go to the amusements that you !lk. A new plan needs more WIN AT BRIDGE e obl i'r gat o Here's ' study if you aant it to succeed. LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Steer clear of one who gossips dudng day hours Enpge lii activities of a constructive nature Personal aims can be achieved later in the day. Come to £ better understanding with loved one, VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Jot a tpod day for itiding to public prrstigeso keep rooted torO'tlnes and get them out of the way. K'ow what your persoill goals are and then be positive in action. ReLsii it home tcvtight. LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct 22) It is wis e to obtain the data you need early in the morning so that you will be prepared when dealing with it higher-up late: in the day. Evening is fine for enjoying favorite amusement. SCOIPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) BusyIng yourself with the handling of monetary affairs In the morning is wise and then Y ou can meet with allies and make better pla ns for the future. Intuition is czccilcnt tonightSAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) BeIng more umlettandin of the iieas cif n tein1 :,iJ!c iU: Ui per.ia U:ina about rcaic; civic matter should be handled before attending the sodsi. CAPRIC"RN (Dec. 22 to Ian. 20) You have to be more determined and take an reule duties e-iirly so that ycu ha.'e free time for recremtion latcr in the day. Take time for he1th treatments Be more pleasing kin . -. J1( JOHN ,,,,,, NAR"ft Wild I / _— ,. (Tha - "CLOCKWORK I BET1R ORANGE" missing trumps he V652 ?I.J loS 0762 • A J .3 two trump tricks. It East held the trump ace he would have used it to capture the queen Against the actual holding St't must play tht act' willy- J10915 1094 S4lt111 ifli K7612 • tn-V nati pw it h" I VALUE THAN EVERI He's advising and watch ing th a fond father's eye hI., 26ar-old son Horace Hei dt - 11 '- '1 4.. -) I i•l L ')) • , -_-, FU.U,4 OIL -, 4K76 .rih 'uits uIr; Nor-lb I.iit = omplete dinner .".,-. , __ \_--".----,.... = .- - -- flashed potatoes nd gravy, oleslaw, _~~ - ,, 104 3 0 or televi.slon right away. Horace Heldt, the father, - tth• - j Now Showing , _____ I AILWXV~_c_ll _V A , !tt 'r, t:n tiui It't Honey Dipped" ' - tIt'i*rI lead would have troubit • c'tllet'iing more th.sn t int. trtt'k and no chant's,' to won' , : 1. liy .- tuti 1- ' 10fl5 for the social side of We. Be happy. IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY he or she wall be one of those charming young people who may have * late start In life because or a quirk in lie nature that rt'quLrei careful sudv rd dt.ipline tcst time will then be easily make Oflc toe :n in pctfr' conruI Your p'ogeny would do very well in the fiflols of banking and property manzgment 'TIie Sitars impel, they do not compel" What , your life ii Irgely up to yoti' Caxr,$! Rgflte.r ' i ndividul Ut'ct for y'ur g.n (01 is izve fray. or -our cop/ no your btrthdate MI ¶1 to Carrnfl Righter rer (name or cwspai,ser), P0 r' '- ' 1 South Is in a prtqtv sourni tour-itpade tar.t rjct jf. h4 to 14a lruI 1*1 the ott' ti club' and Wirt tmlv trunu ' T.); r 1130 rt in 'u harm IIhJkIflL an c'tra trick t f it t an be i-ert and the obligattirt fir,' ill b inc ii ir ihi. " ' t ', 10 ttitt hand and kail a p 'ic quro'n It urd .iumn!n; GOLDEN SPOON AWARD WINNER ,' ['a I S $1 I 1 *- K ' e - - do what he dues.' the clan of d Lombardo is still playing, tu I SiuusC5 9 U • the U,uVtNI' " i "I got fired from t-Btdlienø lrismp 'sotiiaieod tu gacnblr ue rtr ti t 4mr parlswr sbs tit okir,j; 'Ifl F 'itlo -a.,i1r6 %thit duu 4 i.trt u- 1iLT -%nr tomort.. ) -) drumming," Held t laughs, 06 icons 1 Column by 2 In. hes. Too sm&I for ansdtc e noticed or effective? 'nu're reading this onet 1 l i-H CENTRAL FLORIDA' OLDEST AND FiP(ST STEAK H0Ul t I4VINQ r'L[TC DINN R"'uOrIL 3 HWY. '7-92, North in FERN PARK . ' 1' .r --"¼ ' - - -, I ~ GO . I I , L - -' ,-/l__ -1 r. - k ,I. --- by Heimdahl & Stof-fel THE NEWSPAPER, ..........,' ME A LONG) IT TOOK ,- -. 'V'' ._ %%O'/E TWI5 TWICW - BOY, WOVER! I UNFOTLJNTLy, I-fE -A S7VLL WE5ENT \ GOQP • flM T0 1'EA.rI 7' .....- . ' I "- " -, WOVER NC. IT! / - - _:t,1 - - Z; ( c. ( 'A 0 1%. .-~4. 1 - BUGS BUNNY ,-, I I ;A - ' - "- - 4 I - - - .. 4. --. ,. I _J'i - I ,__ . -1 - z 4. -- >' I '. i 'CIX ~(Ju;a s iu \ j -,----I' I~ k'i ~ I . - l I \.. ---, 'r- A - " ' "- M . ' ') 14 . -i .P I L=p • : __ iI ! I't- Shall be void. Dated of Sanford. Florida, this 111h day of Auqvst, 1973. S ROY Winston Alford As Executor , sad .;)~ ;: - - - - ~ I __ , — A&AZt. .............: Rzzt~ ___1::~; -.1 . ~:W. f, il IJ , .4---.. Q.-I Attorney for Eiecutor 170 East Washington Street rAL.KtN ',PØtJ (,LJEGr ,R AOUT by Crooks & Lawrence DES Ill I 1 ri.. - ~ _! ~_ WCW. iá -4Ej.f ~ ~- ,~ __ ~ --- I- 1 _- _. - I 4±!PE4p I' :4 _,,r EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CUIT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, MA7J1'C*t 5LJELY "-"J MU5TYE HEARD J ;'v PJQW-.A4g.oppEg _____ 1 zz AND awww-uwcot'p'ç A$4_ gtrr',tj 6F 51B GET INTO TIlE ATTIC J'iR.. T14i'. t,.5'l' .I,,4 A M-siBtr O tF Ir4 $RICKEP UP tCETPAc4,46E / POSFTB8ABØURP. - 4J5 tP4 TH __1 %.. ON C "MI. 1. a" No - HfrlJo)up,,j THC ATTIC PJUW AI'JPI THEiJ..,EPEC1Aw? Y'HEP.J ThERE Oil EARTH ARI ~ ::J - CAPTAIN EASY rse \Ol.v.y9..OPr'vg,am,w! P4Ei.tKE'Il Interest Orla nd Florida 32101 50 Per CoN Publisho,Aug. 22, 29 L Sept. 5, 12. 1973 SO Por Cent 1111-1— - -_= '. -2 fl' "because I asked th e manager how business was. " The leader told nie that except himself, and fired me. Right then I decided I'd hmwe to get my own band, because i INTEP TAI4MuT $IIOIITLV in the LAMPt.-IO4Tft L)UNu ' Seminole NOTICE TO CREDITORS 1 Alt Persons Having Claims or Demands Against Said Estate: k_'~- . . J . r ~ :-"-, - - - ~ . r~. I - - IRANK AND ERNEST You and each o4 you are hereby notitled and required to file any and aemands whlth you. or either of you, may hac atjair,-si said i I I . 95 "After I left school," he conttrues his stoty, "I Wotked in a Standard Oil station for a while and then for a real estate company, and at the same time I was work in g with the band. "When I reached the point where I u nxey fruiti my iiivai mi from my real estate job, I left the real estate company." With the passage of time, Heidi became much n',ore than a bandleader, as he orig. DES 3 - ' ' ' FICTITIOUS P4AMR NOT ICE IS hereby given that I am ongag.dinbusne,sal 7 11 Cree Ti'. Casselberry, Florida under Seminnie County, "I I ,,-, day Statutes, To-Wit: Section I4.iOv Florida Statutes %57 S: Russell R. Towers Publish: Aug. 1,5, 15, 27, 1913 DES S - With his "Youth Opportu. nity" show, he toured Amer. Ica or five years audi t i on i ng yo ung people, many of whom beme Liars In their own For the last several years, his primary holding, has her', an imaginative al)~vrtill,!t1t complex develLped arourd his own home In San Fernando i ] I \. 90 S Knowles Aven ue Winter Park, Florida • Aug.22 29, & Sept p. - , ---• " - -- L....__ I - - _____________ t' . - £ -------- ' '.' 'ro ',vu j-----1 H - % 4)5:7. ,.,J' - 1 Taxn 266 Mills as suft"o Valuation 1116 30000 ,J 'L' I 10 , -. y, } 'L ! ()t7 r --" I td Mort Walkei LOOK AT ' PUT A BONE I 'n4A'r. i4E' çrj 1NNE I c-.c'& rc' 'tic 9,iR'y Ttt PL AT] T'1' LJ\ $1 3" 47. () EEPlP4G BONE ! VP / 1 1 1S91 W "ASIP 00 TOTAL DEPARTMENT EXPENDITURES $ :' • '- (' / I __ / a... I .' ' ) (. 1__" -- I - r ,-. •' f L ( ... - • .. -- \r ;.. ... ., . - i3I.4!600 . . f ,IN __/ '... - ,M. S 107,71600 111)00 2)10 -AE TI4E BONE o'. ) FOR THE PISCAL YEAR ENDING - . I ,,,,,. ACRE, OTTO. )I ,...( .'J -- BEETLE BAILEY - - .L.'-4. -. - ____________________ .7 - i' s. .'----- I, •" )t 0-408ft ' j / --"-"--- ç,, 'h, ' N. I - . "!i- ° A ,,,,) -s.-. 1 I 'z '$!' f -- if s i_ ~ -,. - --('/ELL, 11 MAkESJ YOiJWECOMIJGtsJ..t,E OtA..Dt.JBE - SENSE - _. ,--' , ç - -- - I .ft,.,Cl -) 4 - Al.'.... 4 MEAJ4r WELLO? • )J - ,,,,_, -=-. OCHIRAL FUND 14401 33S 02 Corr muni cafion% 4-42Z Capital oullay — - - . Ch'. Young (p,my S4J) HELLO FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING 141,04300 446,16100 - ____ i WOW DO','jU ) 'ri4Ar) ISW11m,arcvr-- --. - - - BL"N DIE fr,n'p 2,194,37100 - - -— — J '-° Total C her Revenue -- _______- It SEMINOLE COUNTY - - - - ESTIMATESOFRIVENUIANOPICEIPTS_ TOTAL ESTIMATED RECEIPTS ANORALANCES THAT"S WI-fAT I tQvia.' c&i-i. 0 0'- I TOTALOTHER EXPENDITURES - I I Is hereby given mat the booro, of County Cc,mmissioners of Seminole Cosjnty, Florida, will meet it 7:tI) P.M., September 4, 1973, in the meeting room of iie Board of County Commissioners In the Courthouse at Sanford, Florida, lnaccordancewithtteproyIsIc,rsof Chapter 129, Florida Statutes, for the purpose of hearing requests and complaints from the publIc regarding the amended budget for the Fiscal Year beginning Or, tober I. 1912, and ending September 30, 1973, for the General Fund, and thereupoe, tentatively adopt the budgtt for the said period The proposed budget is s4mmmerl:ed s Poilowi: Valley, MtDICAI. ' I 12 WITH '\ - ' , DEr.-l). 34lol0201 Salaries 341020402 tuppliesand Expenses 3-s10?O5 07 0511cc Supplies AJO / '<'\ ' \ ,~\\ \\'\ t Dw-t-A*s CovtRs H . Notice ing more and more of his time wid atItnUon, so finally. at the age of 55, he gave up his irwewy I - t , ADDITIONAL - 11t AND AM esi by Dick Cavol.iI . (;;-i:;.. ( -, Legul Notice 1241 " I of August 1973 SEPTEMBER 30,191) right. Among Ue discovered // /- ' programs and "The Original Youth Opportunity Program" te name but a f I I i Iij i I - ' i'I i" . - ~ i "' WINTHROP Paulin* 0. Rogers Publish rn PI / 1/ 1 / / l. C.- LW J .~ 11..,.4._-1ç1 I I - . 11 , — he sarn* Shall be void. Dated at Orlando, Florida. thiS AIEX,Cvtrixofuid est.im, SALES, and that I intend to register FELOER, BETTINOHAUS a. tlld name with the Clerk of the HEIRS Circuit Court, Semiroje County, By H. Knox Bettlnghaus FIordaLi JCCOrdan(, with $l, Mteiney for George 0. kogeru ve ,,l rers" SW ers b sure Chst" "Pot 'of Geld" , ' • ,. s n rs1 srtveaway post office arrss of the claimant and must be sworn to by the cWmant, his agent or attorney, or 4IT" - . - ', J - _j - I tw In writing and filed In duplicate 201h -' .=— - .... Statuses, To-Wit: Section 54509 time of the first publication of this ,- . .,. risi,, A 'I.., a.d tj-. -" UE PUNS! SLEEPS/ CRIES f. WETS ! * f _- i S: Charles J. MockrWge Publish.Aug. ' I WONDER DOLL /1 I I 14E WA LKS £ TAtk! I THE 'i S by Bob Thaves LITItE EMMA1 I devote full time to his other ' .. 'ii .1 ci. ' 'HeldtpLyedt1J piano a illUs and wnmed a little, so, ftnally out of theho spltal he gotajobasadrummer •Ins hand while continuing his I Vs'u ,u'hhsikJ t_ '"t'ti2 ".Ui br dirnsinaj flaw., Ma running gu ar d for "I listened to Guy Lombsrdo "hereculls "a nd li ked .his . - Scsi 34 I ) i O'5T' / -. Oeaue TO CREDITORS -1 F;r*t p- writing And filed in duplIcate ana ing involved In real estate 'ojecta which were consum. ing to the radio. )P1P3 DAILY 11A.M. IlL', PM,. FR#.& AT. 'IlL 1OP.,,,. French Ave. (HI-way 17.92) Last - by Al Vermeer I - ' Vi 0 claimi and demands which you, or either of you, may have against said estaieinthe office of the Clark of the Circuit Court of the 15th ,ludiclal Through what turned out to be moat fortunate accident. 109 biddingIi W"t N ort h * I . YOU and each of you are hereby erkelry, iteered 111to it V - It bc elar.sed aiin'ng dt'riwn'.,r' pIav but it douhttul it er in mt bridge lilivrrs know it t LET'c.. FA C ( notified and required to file any jump from radio to television, but meanwhile he was becom- broke his back. and, while was In the hospital mend. 't.'tt" '- should , iik.. - - P . ,5 ~, k4w . ip;~% Demands Against Sold EsWei Lass S per cent lialancit To Be Brought Forward -- u ''0. ' To All Persons Having Claims or Total Estimated Receipts ' fCi7Iou$ 11 i'.i.'- 'QU?7 - ('' - ESTATE OF NETA Z. ALFORD, Mac Rae and the King Sisters. Heidi readily made the f 7 niveralty of CaUfomis at . ..L., - ". ,'' SILMIN01.11 COUNTY, FLORIDA, PROBATE DIVISION CASE NO. 11-173-CR gan his own m usical career h1le he was stud en t at the ',-, Put those creative Ideas to wore and lrnprru others. Try to pic good in the evenuig. P ISCES (Feb 20 to Mar 20) 11 -ou keep silent at home, th ose tensions will soon be removed and then you can Oct0mPlifill tl ea deal in t he bw*In,* world, }venfrg is ideal f "I didn't let him go into ra- .- -A , - - - lie's already " PUIYVU eDrakeandArllngtonPark nd he is opening soon in the , eatside rwum ui Los Anite- - places o', chicken, one high heart ind con. tru l to tli li ii. %uvth -v p;, I js .. r . Lg1nnlng 44W Caas a singer. "He's the joy of my life," el4t Sr sa"- of the young I j e0. $1.73 (Limit 6 per Cuttomer) , , w h o's r., - I, :.a-. q 'k rV't. - - __ rlo? C 0 entirely. to -.01 otic as well as his creative - so ,g-iura,i4n,,, e 01 W&IIJ $fl IOtfl3 awards for his civic and nght of the week) - - sure ol .L.iiall i t-A / In na... 15Wt , '-' pr K - i niIl, LaieronSouthpickiup #A 4 .' is - "PRETTY MAIDS ALLINAPOW" "\ - Ifra — best .J- ' - T W Ll wwc-Rr.,sN: TQAi I .1 IT r J ' A. / MODER. NIZATION, and thal I Intend to CifCud Court of the E10t*#nth regIsfer said name wit-, the Clerk of Judical Circuit. Seminole County, Florida, Probate Division, in the this C rcu t Courthouse of Sanford, Florida, 1*011ons of thi Fictitious Narn* wDhlnthIcalendar,nonihs from the manager" Heidi did aiganize a bard By NANCY ANDERSON Copsey Newa Service music too early, at the age of 56," Horace Heidi said. = -- ''That was one of the biggest mistakes I ever made, r "I should have stayed in it las a director or producer. My J ,jood friend Dick Powell told - me I should, but I had some totherinterest.s,and l got out" Howe"er, Heldt, a major lstar of the Big Band eta, cre'.T'. bloc of the "Original Youth $130 Swftm •i 109 A4 PACKAGE STORE T9111iiy n~lgflT. , • LAST TIMES TONITE SHOWYIME •, PLUS Love Of Life ., Ex ten t Name Altamonte Swgs County, Flor id a under .,HOLLYWOOD - ________________ lhs ~ :~ I 1 . PRISCILLA'S POP IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 5th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, NOTICE - 10, 0 i &_ Si'flOfl,t each. it at fO1iOW5 Dr 01111 1110 M - Imight is (1HIIL flI.,1.'. bI.. 10:30 (2) Baffle (6) The $10000 Pyramid 11:00 (2) Wiiard of tJd, (6) Gambit () Password jack It doe'm tntter lit' has nothing It' lose with this play 11 West holds butt' )pctiing liii LOUNGE Programs (6) The ,1)kers p!vs a low spade %V~ST - $1.00 I , _ML- I! - 'I 'I Lewis Lorry ' , . TILE INSTALL E RS t IkC1J,ZI , JULIAN K. DOMINICK 242 a W V Casae.b.rry, of Fishb.ck, Dvk O'.',I.frIi and the W ant C.. the 'nierest 04 NOTICE iSherebygiventha$ lam engaged in business at 1002 Citadel p J, '.' In-School WH I SAps s. 12 1973 Aug 2 798. ,1. " , VELCOME. TO lEE j s..... MENSUR.! ..../ .' DON'T N KNO, .L PROBABL'I A BEER BUST! -- otfice address of the claimant and F ICTI TIOU S N AME S NAME i I DOWNTOWN SANFQRD 2t30 -_ - Pubiuh: Aug. L 5. Ii, 72, I!?] DESA i mus c field Ou*t loo early dst 0 P,M.7P.M.,. Hour 4 • I to mr1w ($*of) 1 a 4D RESTAURANT -: by :r/I,t , , 1 4 at Sinford. Florida within SIX calendar months from The time of the first pu blication of this notice. Each claim or demand must be in STATE oF rLOLtIDA COUNTY OF SEMINOLE SwOM 10 and Subscribed before t \hI(h because South sImply q rorting Show back Fast plays either or .. If ArnercAns think federal plus 25 cents, a bureaucrats can do a better job at running medicine and den. I Atwers writ* to or cirsow its cste st "I's Watch For Opening of RESTAURANT Gunn Pyle , , " A.M. Open Sun S P.M.-2 A.M.-Happy ______ - • " - - _lr_ V- I (44) Gomer MAT. - NOW3NIOHTSAWEEK THtJRS.FRI-SAT hotd the trick and he leads i II a over the border into Canada for oP.M. P.MT2 .,., .1.,,.. 1I7 s7it'y , - / Circuit, DesilS F which is why I have moved into mon Fallacies in Logic and H`v D- Kl" msn NODOff L. Dodge I - the U.S.A. Political Tricks," enclosing a HarrV Kitsman . LW Lounge ' _ 6:00 (2) News Sesame Street News (13) Sound Oft (13) Peter 8:00 (6) CaO. Kangeroo (9) Mike Douglas Show 9:00 2) Phil Dona,. me (6) :' Jerry Balz's - Chrstar Konicki S "if people want individual ~jl' persons*,"' n. attention. instead o e Waited In the business rr delachied and assembly line Profession cafried on under the type of treatment, thty better names of P10K SHEET VINYL. they give a good physical checkup, then diagnose and wake up fast to the su pe rb appropriate rvivste write health service already i finally , an annronrlste , - , Us preau-i,iun Just 3 minutes. available in Inc u,o.,s " That's similar to our Canadian situation In dentistry, Send for my bookIe' "Corn- — Entertainment (4) News 19) News Squares — -- - 1937 AIleon .i. .frffos-cis As Admlnistratris ,"'ou Me IAIY"Iclans over there report they can allow but I , ' . ' ______ -' ,, Sunshine Almanac 11:30 (2) Hollywood y , - Presents The Fabulous (24) Electric Company (44) Gllligan's Island caies admitted T,biturate paiwning! ______ Programming News (9) Bozo's Big Top ltt. IY, W %141 £ ~, _~.000 1 (44) Batman (9) Mode You will receive a dollar II FoIy uses your favorite borne' making Idea Pet Peeve, Polly's Problem or solution to a problem. Write Polly in care of this newspaper, - (4) Hogan's Heroes (until 4 p.m.) () Perry Mason A5$4 one$ (24) Sesame Street The Flying Nun 6:30 44) G.t Smart (2) Ns (4) Summer (3) 303-77)-lose For Your (13) Women'Nsys 5:15 (13) Strcast 5:30 (2) News -(3) Electric Company Semestir 7:00 (2) Today () CBS Morning 10R06C10 ,~ 4 - - -- ,L 1I.)% - the Fictitious Name Stafutn, To. Publish Aug 5 IS,72 29 1973 Of Said estate, Congressman from Illinois, DES34 . CHARLES E. rELIX recently exploded ifie main Attorney for theme of the Kennedy Ilealth LOWELL EMERSON JEFFORDS, NOTICE OF SALE Hill rooters by %1111,Aing they A. At Pt:b11C Auction a, 10:00 A.W Estate were begging the (l uf-snol., Saturday, sopfem b*r IL 1913, Fai r banks 'For the) vlainieiJ a 'crisis' Clothes WInfer exists In American inedicine Publish, Aug. 1, j, IS, 17, IV73 Hamper, I Wait* Can, at 13W FrenCh Ave,, Sento-V Transfer. and their plan is required to DESl w1ve that crisib. StOrsgf- Inc. 100' $tO:&go charpts. accepting ,- 'Sig' propaganda tyjt trying 10 SAY they can formulate better ~J minutes to a patient, so llow can (9) News (13) Local 6:00 (2) Sunshine Almanac (9) SunrIs.e Jubilee 6:15 (6) 6:30 (2) . Neighborhood News MORNING DEAR POLLY — My Pet Peeve Is with persons who park their cars across the sidewalk forcing pedestrians to walk around the cars. Wiwn there are several cars in a family and they cannot park them all In •- • 1 nr i 4:30 (2) Bonanza 5:00 (3) MlsteRogers THURSDAY FORECAST FOR THURSDAY, AUGUST 23, 1973 — - One Step Beyond (44) _______ -- (3) Sesame Street (6) Merve Griffin (9) Movie (24) Sesame Street (44) Lost In Space 112:00 (44) Movie 1:00 (9) Movie damn cloth which made the circie. 'he dry offc lean wither jijg water mark. p.o wonder g I could carefully wash it In cool water, by hand, ::e if that would remove it. I also conaidered the use of white vinegar. I hope someone has help for me. — CLAIRE f sa Friends Tonight Show (44) -, HOTELS L MOTOR INNS AW0RLWIDESERVICE (6) Today In I,eglsiature (44) Rocky And His 'CO () provisions of he tame %hall be void. ' Dated clay of July, 1773. 'Dr Crane pour 'amn Philip, ' Game '73 (9) One Life To Live - 113) Starcast - '---4 '5r'1 -- - ji''. 7 /tL Court, Seminale County, Florida in claimant, his agent or attorroy. or arccordance with In* V ftc doctor, demanding a of state and federal govern Possi ble. ienewnlof their prescription) for tiiit. you hm,-ed that s,er BO Semnoi Coenty barbiturates or tflhcr percent of it it 'km. a crisis ! of Adluitment rthquilirer. exists BY: Jack Syme, Chairman "Sc, the British population is PublIsh Ai. . 1973 ., e myo I) A t ,00u )OUr on a tranqtdlirer 'binge: with Inn I4&STATE ROUTE 44 r IF :- ' s,s. ' - .=_ V ' (JV/Vs/7'V STUDENT INVITED ME TO TAKE PART IN A 'MENSUR. and must be sworn to by the - (6) Match (44) One Step Beyond % . '1 HAPPY HOUR 4.7 Two Drinks For The Price 01 One General Hcpital , -- - 1 CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS be in *T111ng and filed In dvP11cato C. K and stale the psace of residence and Wd CONSUMER ENTLRPRISES, I Int" to rvgltler said Post ottict oddress of the clairnant n6nisthat with th* Clerk cl the CIrCult - (13) Move (44) Now zoo l,yue 3:30 (2) Return To Peyton Place News (9) News (13) Starca.t ;:; (2) Tcnill (6) Movie (9) Jack Pi'.ar (9). .Wide World of Entertainment ---Polly's ProblemDEAR POLL? — My heavy bunter's green doub'e knit jacket to a pautsult has a water ring In the middle of the lower back. I evidently sat on something that stted the jack n LheJnLs. Thishappened the , (9) notice. - 45 LUNCHEON I.i- i rr the first publication of tnis Or., Sanford, Seminole COunty, E ach claim or demand must Florida under the fictitious name of 1- - - s R ight (24) Reunion With The Mac Psrtiands 11:00 (2) News — playing and ft wrke to him whether y kls hippy, cheerfuL newsy, Itereatini kt*er Aed laCIldo heal aewsaper items a.d ausIg esrtu.. Yea can catch more bears with honey thaa the bait yo.'re throwing (6) The ri `.24) ''.,ri Build:, Man Destroys (2) C. E Monogram Hom,wooxl 11:30 (2) Business Men's Night (9) Girl In My Life 3:00 (2) Another World -. could be turned rve asked him to write: He's too "busy." I've asked him to pi ft's too Since he ckievi't bother writing to me, I didn't write to him, so finally after a long Wkme. he called me. When I OW to expIn why I badn't written he wouldn't listm I am employed full time and have two children to look after. I told him Iworry when I get n1 word from him. his TpnSe was: U I die. will IAkUTUI 7eL What do you sugg LLE&S (44) The Saint '-'•' i.t '- ., . • gT. WiY ,, P1. F ,. -'Y Ia'L'L471 102 Brown of ~en years in Canada mder ruch Anicrit-ans by cdllillg every public heerIng to consider op. proving a SM081 Exception In a C-2 problem a 'crisis ' "Like the sheplivid Ix)y who Cornmtrclal Zone to Install muffler kept Yelling '"'01-f. Wolf ' they %nop becaure we couldn't give property __ Wiped are abusirg that terin till'people The West athern more individual attention. . I . IS- of Lots Id. 149 and Olt gluwIng iminunt to the iso (less road), Repiat of Wlnwc.od - "In (act, a brother of mine in propaganda of 'crisis' Park, in Section 113130, SemInole 9 London, who Is an M.D., tells County. Florid.. Further de,Cttaed In your recent sur,ty of us as PforTh$ids of S.R. 436, West me England's Socialir d et Medicine Plan is t*ecoming in Jakson. merely a prescrIpttoflTiti.tg private practice ,iv,lead of This PUblIC hearing will be held in the County Commission Cliambers .'IItI behi flnd de d skb k Ifl - t h- LSL'w racket. "" of the Court House, Sanford, bureau, or at swdnI offices in Florida, on September 17, tel] at -, says patients come into tt Public Health IK'partments 7:00 P.M., or as soon ;her.aft.r of Breakfast 7.11 Lunch 11:30.2:30 Dinner 5-10 7:30 (2) The Doctors (4) The Edge of time ;n Socialized Health Program. RIVER RO()M RESTAURANT Light - i'.-i:'k 1TJ ClIcult Court, ferninole County, ---------~__ et',.vofl,thi In PCT,y:ouspiAMc within us CaIendr months from the engaged In busin.s at "But Dr. Philip Crane SOARDOF ADJUSTMENT 14 01 01 u.ii Hearing 1 s, iiiuiitit d lii it lilta of plan. cristp" and demanded that they Notice Is hereby given that tfl trying to coerce Board "For example, Ipracticed for cease of Adjustment will conduct a . 1.13 10PM Make A (9 Newlywed Game !*' __ ________________________________________ Lives (6) The Guilding Movie Games . Let's Kennedy L how lucky they are to have -- Me dicine and denlistry operated on this, American (us, -- 2:00 (2) Days Of Our Encounter By Polly Cramer V - I - a Dt',l (9) World University DEAR POLLY — My Pointer I. a sort of warning to others who may be buying fabrics for sewing. After cutting in it. One DEAR ABBY: I am writing for suggestions on what to do aboui a husband who Is In the armed forces, $t*tICflOd In jr4_ 11e doesn't feel that it's neceasary to keep In Pops santoeo i. 41 Ted "But that bill has b een .: V, irstimated a to cost Us $77 BILLIONS the very first year! , "Anti Americans are alread itaxed to death, without an extra *n billion levy. iL ! "Besides. they don't know . LOUNGE OPEN DAILY-INCLUDING SUN Turns (9) (6) Dan August (13) lilA (24) Musical 10:00 s.r,uii )C AM Match (4) As The World () Cannon Of the itO whom ft was g1,rs.fl1snareiitaka,p I le-_ aitnehesi string. to thek gVL This is their way eq keep._ lag you near tbee sad matins year hisland Is sIidontLy ': 1:30 (2) Three On A 9:00 (3) June Wayne Abby, we have two ~ Star Time (44) And Cher West 59 I SPECIAL ; TV passage of the 644-1006 A- bill alkah $1 JV LUNCHEON S (24) Evanlnq At (44) Wild. Wild World Color We Still Have Our.,., (9) All My Children (fl) Younq Anti (44) Hogan's Heroes 8:00 (2) Adam 12 America '73 i - 57 1:00 (2) I Love Lucy (4) News () Love 'Thy Neiohbor — u with Ph 373 1iI siecompi,. 01 Women Only Movie Sonny — ,„. being hoggish? Where Game I ifl — __ - — TV House Of Steak w, Whet (44) Not For Way (6) What's My Line (9) Walt III Your I Father Comes ______ "But hnw many l'ctrolter .n. Crane, he grwnbled, liiiss L travel over i, Windsor, Kt "politIcians in Congress are Canada fordentulii-catinicntor trying to win votes by ad- to consult physidajw' a National Health Pr "Federal conlrol of ria-dicine Program, financed by taxes. and dentistry i3 voin1wrable to the infamous lit-nm %V,ill "This may sound like "Mofit people ill %uch a stimethitiR for nothing' and thus make thousunds of system are always trying to get OUT. not IN. thoighticss itlze clamor for Tomorrow ' fCUEL.1u4E ARPEL. and we Intend 1.3 sold name with Ire Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, ALL PIRSO'45 HAVING Florida in accordance with tI CLAIMS t1 UNMANU$ AUAINSV o.uv.s,un ot the Fictitious Name SIit,1es, To Wit: Sedior Iió.09 SAID ISTATI: You and each of you are hereby Florida Statute, flotOl,d and reqvired to file an S: Eliot Landau L !_~ 0 ir surgeon, __________ (9) SPlIt Second (3) The Chaneso 130 - — 51 I COLOR t'v 'ifessed mass murderer who lir Caniv,r' to keep him from any more murders. Show r SIm1 noI.Coun, -Iorlda und%1' the NOTICETOCf$EoiyO*$ TO -- &'`_'- - disillusioned Michigan dental Search For (5) Right 23 24 ABBY: My husband and I live directly scruss 12:30 730 (2) The Price is - I Consequence-- uareSI0ppinC,r,,,r,Hwy4ta, 1...O'i/E'fl TheDnI Y P wtn VU LONG / Pi-'C' (MJP4( 0 fl'fl ENOUGH, PIC-IS! ( LOOK! isu TREES! 'YO'JR T1P.1E . &r Ct-1E! ''-- buy option (4) Secret Storm () News (44) Patty Duke (2) News % - The anfo'd Herald Wednesdi,y, Aug. 22, 1973-9B by Dave Grotte p W HAVE TOYED Hwy 4)1431 Atldmonte Sprgs - L1WELL EMERSON .iEFF-ORDS. A., DIccasci _____ - FICTITIOUS HAMS NOTICE IS hereby g iven that we wInveved In business at Brant ley Estate ' ____ ALLT -- IN Till CIRCUIT COURT Of Till NINTH JUDICI(L CIRCUIT, ctunv, ,Lne 'RObATI DIViSION CASE NO, PR - -' RENT 10-11 CBS CANNON s1F, UN) Strange talL! about a 12:00 (2) Jeopardy Truth Book Beat Truth t)- 21 We have anoppuntyto sell hone, which ons one-ncre piece of property given to us by his parents. They uy we shouldn't sell because they gave us that land. Now my husband has rccoss1d,red wiling, and I am very unhap- 7:00 (2) To Teli The 19 20 ._ LOOKING: Ye.. And , ir r beCaUs, Legal Notice - --- AFTERNOON lb _. — 18 DEAR Iti just as easy tar a rich WuMan to love a rich was. Aud a lot eader for her to had p7. — — 11:15 (44) News 11:55 (4) News EVENING 13 — Brady Bunch WEDNESDAY M ngoloid ir 1 15 I 52 Snake 54 Burmese o 56 Half-ems r 2 LOOKING you? DEAR 5 16 i. Te fawner 30 BriMi, 33 Restrains s-sCoterie 3.5 Just befozi 20 5 Irk Took food F.MIII ,Wi 39 Send hill 7d. DEAR ABBY: Iwould like to find a wealthy woman to marry, but 5110 hiia to have more than mcy. She must be well-educated, pretty, and have a good figure. I don't want lev S'8 10n. (COIL) 3 Hurrah! (Sp.) 27A1 that time 2 Ardor 4 UprIght name 33 Prickly plants tjs. UL wno left s, of Its I 'IA .,is. regimented health system. Not. _________ 1' W his M I) brother In London say. about Britain's r .q r binge- and 3. _______ ;isninule'per'patient medicalI service! POlilIcians fl7' ~t bole,, via Wfl ' c s an for free . tanaua N: 7_ 9.10 CBS DAN AUGUST (RERUN) Monte Markham, who will star 11, "The New Perry Mason" in the fall, guests in this episode, playing an assistant D.A. suspected of murdering his wife. Legal otci' Crane. hs.U, MD. I___ :• .i se o r ,, ,, * - 7inireuion 48 On tiptoe 50 Farewell 23 Dry 23 Denmark 2 Forming 31!a.uflr.c U,a,Sl TJlL V. am DOWN * 47 Clever (roll.) ioda I Boy Small X 21 High cs * George W. _____ SP.A1W. NBC 10.11 8:30.10 NBC WEDNESDAY assigned to Madigan, who (RERUN) "Goodnight, 11y MYSTERY MOVIE (RERUN) usually likes to work alone. Love" It's a bit campy and (RERUN) "The Adonis File. poignant, a spoof of the What we have here is a ku "Manhattan Beat." It's --"Matcse Falcon," with napping and a $l0'rnillio Madigan's episode. Ron Coy plays a young college graduate 8:30-10 ABC WEDNESDAY Richard Boone and Michael runom payoff, not o much I the hOStht", but to Peep a who joins the force and is MOVIE OF THE WEEK Dunn (the 3.feet.l0 dwarf) as fl improbablc-looking tenin ,f very important (Lure out of a scandalous expose. private detecti ves, 49 Sped ZsitOtICI1 62 23 Before r. MtAat river (vomb. form) 10 Compass Point 41 110M command 13 1nfl,nce lcottlA beret 44 Vigilant 61 COZnTnOn 21 Make let. i!' ttft.dF 36 Charfl V LWV 16 Urt ., I,. ` 1, e, t, wPr, *d,t, 35 Rodent GO Vim III Pitpon. retty, f . 4 Buzw.ioo 5 - WORRY CLINIC T V Ti me Pre views H'I*kh lights 40 New High 1D.ep regard w, --- --T 7 Feelings DeodtA ~% - ------ I:*" I'vul. ?,# Mt11 & - - ~"_ - - -- - . LW " 7,110,03400 _____ _____________________________ - - \ p -L i Lee_ Filk and 5y Barry - r"\ - TOTAL APPROPRIATiONS Legal Notice -- 99?$9 FICTITIOJSNAMR NOTICE IS hereby given that ,.reengQfd In business at Semloole 2.97$ 49100 Reserve for Contingencln Reserve for Cash Balance 79000.00 To niCarried Forward 131.00000 TOTAL BUDGET Courty, Sanford, Seminole County, HEATING SERY.. and that we intendtoregiatefsaldnam, with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, ScnInote Complet.d,taits of Office of ti,e Clerk of Fioride. 1957 $ Mitael V. 0, Filippo Richard bovino Publish AuOLII - - \' 1 II PQ. car, WE N[ IL v.1 (SEAL) - - "t1 - I -' , _ - I 1. I 1 ' - A ..' 'L £ to ., ,,'. " MIAT'S GCØIG ON I FCRU KNOfV T)epJG uxe TillS! 1 R0R1.. 1SILM1&IN& I -- - -- - ' _______ - J L/ I- h' 'j \ - t'-.4 / - .' ' . - '- - p" '\ -' 'f. -01 .1 - • - 'I" ., - I" 1"W' .1 \ ' ,..-. \ [THESE ANCIENTPlACe ARE Ct:R1 NER1TASE. WE NT P4IT ThEt' DuG up, BROKE U, CMTC, 6r..w I - -- --______ " -1 I IL . - - . of Urninole County. F 1crida - f 60 toex* RUINS. ____ • • . "f'i 8-0-ardof Coiitfy Cornmstoner Arthur It. Beckwith, Jr., Ci.'k Board of County CommIssioners fly;AthhyGJonti. Deputy Clerk 4 . WROT! 0L1..ThAT MILD NOT PERMIT yj TO But Mn 13.399,197 CO the bvdget areavaliet'. for publIc lrspection n the the Circuit Court in the Courthoute at Santod. County, Florida in act,oroance .vifh 1114 WDY1410115 Of the F1011toul 51501 Ftor!da Statutes SeCnTARY SEE U. 11€ WILL - THNI we Florida under the fl(tjti name of 8 8. (3 AIR CONt)lTlOpflPfO 8 THE PHAN',f I M.4rTh: -'.Z".' _____ ' - id 4 "- J 'a?)'L —' 'J �= -,, -.- --- - - r - _ mB-The S3nfcrd Hcr -31d Wedresdy1 Aug 22, 1°' 3 by Gill Fox .. One e*Uroom furnished apartment, ,irpeted floors, air conditioned, 5123 c'iØnth KULP REALTY, rn _______________ _______________________ ____________ _____ Houses Rent Unfurnished --------------- --- . 7______________ BedroOm lake front cottage. silo pot month, no pels. Adut's only. ntr Agency. 373 5215 after 6 p-rn. c1 I C =. < IV / - _.c=__=:._.-::r••= 1 - ' r ,__j The Longer Your Ad Runs Costs Pt' t.ne Per Day. new 7 or 3 bedroom townhOuSeS. CISOICO lOCitiont No (ar needed tot shopplr.g. Schools or churches. Wall to wall thoQ raroetino. DishwaSher, discosoi, -- -. = air. r.arrg' and central heat _______________________ ,*irryl There's Only 101 each. 323. The Lees it Rated For ConsictituVe Insertions- No ChLnge f Copy. I t.Itr,c live 3 bedroor'4 horns on beautiful lake, central heat arid a'r, carpet tlirOuohQut. 323 29"n - WontAd flnnrtninrt Hniirc -------------1 Have yu nuticcu how worried he looks tatety?' _________________ ____ aa.m.= Saturdays & Hohdays a.m..l2Noon Deardtine-12 Noon Day Bee eP.iblicalIon ______________________ Announcements - - -1-cards of Thanks I 7_4,fj . Hotels RECEPTIONIST EXECIITIVF 9-Good Things Ic' Et 1O-O Your-self ______ t-I.'1struttç; FACED WITHADRINKING PRUOLEM Alh1i Ai Can Help Trav&&RecreaUon __________________________ 13-Travel Agencies . iS-Action SPOIlS , d. Lost and Found •t,.1U.It*,. CALL 8348588 NOW Plaza. Macre. t%9 5201 Orlando Ct Mrt - 4. = . .'iA.IV •. rdp.%. t0tC, .3ilt,,p,a _____________________________ - MEN & WOMEN -- Male not i.wder the age of II. Will '' S - meoiately. Prevlut epericnca it LABORERS not rvIr.d. Foe your personal WE WILL TRAIN TO SPRAY intervIew: LAWNS. %7. PER HOUR TO .,-,% START. A'LY IN PERSON TO . i i#n i ru - s,, i iutii 100 CANDANCE - OR., nRti . CAll. 834-8528 NOW PARK OR CALL 134.1060 OR U s.ng as an 18.1,4 ktypijn,,i ORLANDO BUSiNESS S. . W. COLLINS, OPerator intertiting to you COLLEGE INC c and you are available to start ______________________ --_13 Tratwet Agences nQa'tranitta tlTe. There is no age limit and FLYING CARPET TOURS, INC. Ph 323-0110 h'gh sct.ogt diplamo is not Airhln, tcketL Cruite end Totrs required. Preç.are yourself for the at offIcIal rates, 303 Senscra, future now :i ttait highly rowerBlvd.. (Hwy 4)6) 19 FemaI e He P W anted dog field. Pt-trial interview ___________________________ reitJlr,d. ---.Good typist to transcribe dctaI.on, $4 Camptng.Resorts and some general office work. CALL 8348588 NOW Do your campIng and canoeing at A,nproziroate-iy 70 hrt. weekly. DI AMi'iIs DIiCIIierr'.L.,'5I5j%J UIJ.3lI1 Camp Seminole. Plo Alio$lc' Reply Box 500, care of The San. lord Herald, Box 1657, Sanford. eevetages. 227-u7O. COLLEGE - Renats Rowws foe Rent ._____ fl- . 30-Apartments Rent Unur-nijh.d - I Furnished 32-Houses Rent Ulfurnished - 3)-Hou.e- Rent Fursistsed )4-Mob;le Homes Renf IS-Mobile Home Lots For Re-nt 34-Resort Prop.rly For R? 37-Dusriess Property For Rent I to -3$-Wanted I GLENN W. TURNER'S ____________ Real Estate c... A cruge an _4.$-Farms and Groves 4S-Reort Property ,.or ..La - And Investment Prpsrty 46 - ,ncom, 47-Rl Estate Wanted ________________________ - ____________________ WHO*. Don'tthrowavvay,,$,fuI idle items. Sell the-ui quIckly with a 14,'*aId Want Ad by caiI'ng 327 76)1, and asking for a friendly AdvitØr, MerchandIse For Sale Si-Household Goods 5A .& S vvafli 37-Applisnces 53-TV. Radio SI-Garage Bring Stereo - 55-floats & Marine- S7 -SporI 322_L'1 - ICYC i't ________________ _______ -a - -_-. - I SI-Musical M.rctsandue . '60-O(fsci Eu;ument And SuppUes rin#II. eai. JIULII1JN • I-Buitding Materials District 67-LaWN md Garden 63-Machinery and Tuols Storm 87 1ivtk and Poultry A' ee-.WenIed to Buy .O$ifl The e £ aunioru nerolu 70-Swap and Trade 71-AntIques 12-Auction " t rr ,' * Constructi&,, Foremen * , .4.-iPlçit- Lol*Ju,t Criij cable to,, t'1soa Pad vicaitons arid 'o(idos. tick leave WIPICO CONSTRUCTION CORP. 131 - ton -- expe.lses, _______ 1S-Campe-rt Trailers r , Travei . 76-Auto Repairs' - Accessories Previous circulation experience desired but not 77--Junk Cars Re-moved This HEW'PAPER not Occept HELP.WA74TEO ADS that necessary. 7$-Mote Cycles knowingly -"-i$u'cs for Sale - IN - Io)pfty * placed ;ii Tfl.-rclx, FAMILY BAIn3AII4 NtYvS - E (1ICN trap a t-g * an #Hifioral t7,C njs lit me ares. '- 'd I I 3 THE ,_ . n"fic=- .t flQ Mlôiy-I - I- / Ste n stro L , - M A, ar a Plnecrest _..___- - Pom.oncorn.rlo'. Secluded patio with bar bcue pIt connected to Inside fIreplace. PrIce only 119.500 30 nct. down. Convenient location, see this todayl I - bedrnom,2hathhomeonbeajtilul f'432333 tot. includes7"aoovegroundpoot - for the kiddIes Many extras. I $76,400 Split bedroom plan, 3 bedroom, 2 bath like new. Only I snot, old. Attractively decorated with fence'l back yard, wII to wall Carpets even in utility room. Priced to sell 177.150 53,175 down, townhouse opt. 2 bedroOms. 7 baths. kitchen, living room, dining area, utility room, screened in porch, wall to wall carpet. AC. 1, heat. TV 1. Phone outiets In all rooms, large close's I. lots of Storage space. Near I 4, Sttoppliac Plaji & 1197, Immediate occupancy, $190. Stemper Agency SF.',tlN(JLE-REALTOR ORL..WP MULl IPLE LISTING SERVICE 19195. Freri,h fl 499$ C.'., Sunday, 392.7371 or 322 1196 share home wilt, *idO, Longwood area. Ph $31 -4761. FR APIX L IN ARMS AR TS llOFIonicia Av P15.3734430 -- - - and new spacious ii. bdrm Uflit '0 Quiet, Itjeal t Forrest Greene, Inc. - - flEW I PIECE LIVING ROOM frontage & pasture clot, In arc i aCisford Pimilies or couples. 3?) ______________ CORBEIJ REALESTATE,REALTOP 666 1791, DeBar i141 4415 ___ _ _...._ WE TAKE TRADES [ a KOMI TO SRQW IN... Lovely 7. 3. 1 bathhomr.cswlthcentrsltseat& •, I air, wall to wall Catphrting, sliding gass doors, dish I washer, disposal, range, I garage & lifldry KUNMORE service. WASHiZR. Used i72 Chevrolet Waoen. 19.000 miles 1969 Toyota, air 1970 Datsun, air $910 Ford Pick-up truck VI 1941 V. I $965 Chevrolet Sport Coupe Office Equipment & Supplies Hwy 17.97 REBUILT IBM Executive Elertr,c ... Unto F-ace ItOlic lwewniter. Usni "°Iy 9 nor months, $300 Srr at Sanford Herald. machinea I From $ 22,900 i Includes Lot. IS Pc?. Con 904.7$t.2121 a i - - - *31.6723 -- , - Ai1lAt •iiIt - .I. "-'V.. . .',u 68 STEREO irnui - Investment Property Matching ii ¶ I' ;i Chair Opent. tO sle.p ________________________ ______________ ---5 two nice aperfnienls. large car port, private (ntran(es iid extra lot adionlog, 3276237, ,-.---=--,------.------ --- - _________________ _________________ C!NTER - II - - pay i r C',, - and Read - . I I FINANCING If Qualified A. - I • om Visit Our Sales Office: ' E.ry Siittti8y I ' -- -- 55 .. .- aipya nir, carpeted, adults, SIOL iii Jeuamkse- A'ye-7 flU. - 1P Glasper 63 wIth trailer, IS fip Mercury. $OO complete. Call 67'. 6706 In Ifrr,ild HOMES Economical Vacation and Traveling Pleasure In A Dependable Home Away From Home SComplotely Self Contained. -._._4 _____ _____ __._l Wednesdays - " ______ - _ ___________________________________ _______________________________ - BEDROOMS, ADULTS ONLY 'ARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK 7315 P4.1' Dr., 377 2*61 - SAN-MO PRS. 23fledruim trailers & Aptt. 2 Ac'utt parts Ferruly pok isis t*, --CtV1 --'--------'-- '-cr wOnlCd LIt work Year rouna set •, _____________________________________ month. Tx, burm dufCx turnished oartmtnt 4370 OrIu Drive. anfora. - _______ -- .1, Sanford . ,,_ . I 372 1930 Day WI Mo '' __,_ 1$ a W m" _____________________ models open I electric hookup Good CCt,Jitio'i, $730. Call 32) 103* OtE61 DAILY 3fl I R AT Uf"sAtE AAI'sC'T #t, ivt'...i. I L' -v-a i- - • , DAY EARN 25 •ti ---• - I., A FIU el.I1rnv -I $7fl VVHEN wrrv'i ' . IJbI,flL I - .v "r,' ' -___________ ___________________ go ,fI-$ on oi - ;-; vi'n Park WILl 21R ________________________ For Builøers, Sub contradtors flIDAIR CONDITIONING ANOHEATINGSERVICE Cou'npiete House Plans and Shop r $309217 6309202 Drawings. Fast, dependable, -_-- economicatCalivir_j, p4) Central Air ConditionIng. For free estimate, call Carl HarrIs. at IDEAL DRAFTING 6. PLAN SEARS in Sanford. 327 1771. SERVICE. For builders, sub contractor, & ind4yld,,It C',jtorrt iSI. N APPL lANCE REPAIR house plans, plot plans. & room All makesseryice ddifbns Pta 372-1070 Fh $306736 - 4 - )3, _____________________ (,eneral rerriodeling. All lypes carpentry, masonry work. Free e'Sfm*tc'j 327 C Iloftm.ae,. Diifltiflg & Decorating Interior & Exterior. Quality Work. .censed 1. Insured. 3734)44 Repair L&M&SONS - HOME IMPROVEMENTS . ".' S.W"crd 'u.i:a at Music Unlimited - Palo Shack Electronic Equipment Ppnslrc lus. poone uipment. $ Stract tape plCyer, FM AN radot, tape recorders. Ph 373 7570 _________________________ __________________________ --- SEMINOLE APPLIANCE SRVICr All aocliancesr.cai,.n . _________________________ Attic Insulations ____________________________ lrsuItIon, SANFOR,) HEATING & AIR Fencing CON. OtT ION1NG 2809 Sanford Aye,, Need fencing! We- install be-sf 6390. quality fences, all types. Fast. Toner Fence Co, 323 3761 Hap.n '' " eoutyCare BUDDYS HOME IMPROvEMENT., Smalliob,Wanted Electronic Equipment rout t-c.r A,tn ',anford [lrctr Company 7577 Park Drive 372 1567 _________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ u & 3 IEP.10E lOWE PS B .A U TV SALON Ilormerly Harriett't flec,,t1' Nck) 319 E P.n. 372 S4) , - - wooa, Chain lint: rereStInnafes 373-2731 --.---- ADDITIONS No Job Too Big or Too Small EXPERIENCE 323 4106 "Sanford" - '" - Lawn Scrvke HooksGader,1,L,wnS,r'vice Landscaping. Mowing. Edglrij, Trimming Free- EstReiasonabl, .Aner$-32)67e- Shrubs, trimmed & stsapd. Ftowr b.cic'ant-d & edtjed to per "dOn Soecialist Mowin7 b,. regust only Free estimate. 371 - - -________________________ Ma-,- oom for daddy H3ve a lawn ServIce, Odd lobs and Light (J'jrage sale w. 111 .1 i.)* COt? holing Tre-rr.blay, 32) 2771 ' Buildings l'jstufd ad! LandScaps,sg - M.a'nlenanct. - buildIng, or hay barn! Call ROB'S c$UtLDiFr5 37) 45)0 anyt;me tIes Below Co. 3734125 -- SIMKAkI' 1 ,LAY., 7, F'AiNT (0 Pest ?)C,Magnol.a Aye '- T"" AUTO Repairs Parts-Accessories inn i rsr,ru CloarInu Oft our Spe 3?ty 32) 1711 after 3 p m 0lt0 1fl, REEL'S BODY SHOP !i0ISantordAv.nue CarCare (.11 YOUR CAR CLEANED o UCLIVERY super ,. - -- Ceramics ___ _________ 78 ' Motorcycles veryQoOØcOnitIn,5475 Ph. 323 372latfer5, Applications being taken for routes in SANFORD- , i -7[ 0f%tST • •.• - - - -- - LUN(iVVUUU - - - 80 - CASSELBERRY - FOREST CITY DeBARY & DELTONA FOR MORE INFORMATION Tt - Control ' T:tr:1i GIFTED PlAflDi, Classes day ,ir evenings. Greenware supple's & g Ut 732 W Hwy 4=31 1317)27 rActramIcs fOlE.CelcryAv.,5arsfq - - Autos for Sale '61 CHEVROLET WAGON. AIR, NOTHING 00*11, TAPE OVER. CALL CREDIT MANAGER. 373- 6730 $966 Ford Cause 500, a-jtomatic. ar, power, radio, heater, Only 1350. SHELLY USED CARS. 701 Crench Ave . 37) 7960 III ZAYIS PLAZA PEP'4 PAIK *31-6223 300 New Sets MATTRESS & Box Springs Kings Complete Set ___ s -dr - 28 sahtfactjon, (-mplete roofing & houte painting, Ph. 3731745 CONCRETE PATIOS COGBURN FENCE CO PH a30 3341 South Seminole Drywall nj Spray Service, specializing In dryw.sll texturet FIs. 327 $335 Custom made Screen rooms, 'or ports. Top workmansf,it, and materials LEACH ALUMINUM FABRICAT;ON. 3334673. * It.ng. interior. ('.t(rlOr I or mailur, repair & ref!nisbing LIcensed I bor'cs,a Reasonable - 001ifs0 - interuor & exterior. repair?, roofs paint ed. free hOrptt experienced estimates 32') 07,4, !ooI repairs, au tpes, Re piacement of rottel facla & eaves. i-!fro.Otsoeciality, Call JIB Roct rig 131 7vSl or 177 227) Feo ,i hi o- 1? Sewing t,h'tVt10f'u5 & Dressrnak.ng fl my home Prolet%io,aaily eu PeeCed1. men & w!,mpn's Lio'tiflg5)0 -- Tree Trimmkig ?,,krn dox,n, t't (ut for frewoofi e.perurnce 2$ Ph day or night, 32) 322Ga1ranteed IPainting, inferior & exterior, Small repairs, An honest estimatis, C 1. H Painting, 323 494, REASONABLE PRICES CALL 32'? )lSi - P'VUrU MIV. (tsitrI, StIi 32)6411, SERVICES UNLIMITED HANDYMAN I ,t*n 'ova,. m?( )3 7954 ,,_ 75 yes eiperiq'tv day or nlgP,t ld: - .,.. palming, - - ... all types of carpentry. lnt,rio', Exterior. Reasonable, 372 4,547, ...." INATING CO irrmtc% - - Poaches, rn-Ce, .11*5. ADCOCk Roofing & Sheaf Metal Gutters & Down Spouts - 1233 Agent. 37)5430 L.,ensed rnat,00ry CALL 322-2611 THE SANFORD HERALD Ms g ' s..11esnaen. 0 flet' .,. _.. rvcr oun, HomeImprovements 1t0_ '° ._..,,, • The Professional Way. . . Lnoutes ra•nted. upholstering Shampooing, etc 373 62)0 Junk I, Blvd. Gas off and wy.44 SALtS - Hwx *?-v Ft.. ;'m,-, rL.IlC. iHAL.r huLL U P t'c.c IHACIt no) self contained Getting 'eady to move? Sell e*ca-ts items OuiCklv x,iti a cla'sifuc-d ad? -- .-_,_-_-_-_-_ _ for your Toq inteirseot. 4 0$t to 1h (ok, Mty calf, ...,. ..•.-. ______ WORK ONLY AFTERNOON HOURS AT - )ICK BAIRD INC. NE w vv ORLD TRAVEL Aoendoned, unwanted, lunk cars - $ Coasl'lo-coast. 8349424 ' ---'-------.---. IflSPCflOfl - ALL MODELS ON DISPLAY Need a s'able, utility - - 'J $971 Shastt 16 Furnished ________ _ M 1977 Sportsman Van; Pb., p 5,, aIr cOnd • auto trans. Will %acrlfke Call 373 3012 after 6. NO BABY SITTER EXPENSE Extroordnary ' location. H3mes from $20,000 to $30,000. Lot rentals for homes start at $75 per wbe -r - _______ _____ ____ _____ - 1971 SMOKEY Traier i?', self-coot, exult. $)7 ______________________________ Caillil 03$ 37?5961 _________________________________________________________________ [ I I I II Orlando. Testdnveftnow The from drive _____ _____ _____ ________ For the best buys in new and sited travel trailers, visIt Iiew World Travel, Hwy. 1797 Lorgwood. Ph. 131-944. __________________________ ROBSON MARINE I4 PrevIew Showings are now _________________ 2t. R,c.u.d door lock.. 27 Fp*q-t*.ti, r.,nsc4a. 23. Bumpers that quality toe in,uren., discount. 24, Meet, n,w.s U.S. emission ,'a'dari. 25. 12.month wiurranty. CONCORD Appernces ________________________ Open daily, 9 5. We buy or sell one piece or hOvshold Contlgnments welcome, 372-9909, SANFORD AUCTION. Hwy. I1,. ca,w,,,u .. . .. /s Campers Travellrailers - - I.ihe new, still under warranty. month on new 20 79 Cu. ft. Chest Freezer. Call 3770211 and ask for Charles. ______________________________ fa, VoId. 10 in., excellent (Ondition. $75 or will trade __________ for small sofa bed or lroncll,' bed 377 0001 - Quite simply the finest adult mobile home park in America today. Ckia trs 20. Contoured rear soats. MOTOR I Aparttrnts Rent FLtrr.lshed , - ______________________________ '' PUBLICAUCTION Evtry Monda- Pite- Boats & Marina Equipment - - 323-Ma Pick Up Payments . I :,I .r;r-st.. Auction -. CARPORT SALE'--Evcrylfling goes Misc, items f all kindt SI; Longdale Ave. LonQ- od 134 _________________________ 1653. 01511 per The :, ' -, Gotdlx,eed carp.'? '-pad If u II' -17s Call 67$ 3716 __________________ 311 3! 4 - '7 - WILSON MAIER FURNITURE . = , Pub1ihed Sales bu, tell IVAn. 'I ': - .. 831.138 _____ Garana.Rummano ''-r.. ...... - ft. ii Dishwasher -_______ G4iTC 5qi3,' Livin - s- YOU EARN YOUR MONEY FROM A SANFORD HERALD ROUTE• - Inc. £N1'iflhirc ______________________ Household Goods Nrv, AC.onspu'bei%sli,. Beat Es$49-. - ' II 2 or 3 bdrm, 1½ bath S Central heat air • 2Sth& PARK Lifestyles I I (AIS COUNIRY CLUR MANOR Buira IS. Undoec.oatlng/carpeej, 10, tllng,d,earwlndows. 17. Heater, dfrosler, and re-ar window dafoggec, 11. Impact absorbing steering wheel. 1g, Flvs-n.taujant upholstery. Hwy I1 £ 17.92 Fern Park Fr.day flute, 1 ,0 pm, A.A A FURNITURE & AUCTION. 7.'.,thI- p.yrnrn•5 pr month. Se-eat Sanford Sewing Brand new stove arid refrigerator bald, 1)00 per set. 011 372 3749 rnoe'tqoge payment. PARK AVE VILLAS - ;uRNlTII - _,_ -'' Disposal Family - - new 7) mcziol zIg iag Sewing 77? 9411 or evenings.- Ill $116 CASH 377 4)37 machineS, features huttooie, For used furniture, appliances, se-won tut?ons, will Sew stretch TELEViSIONSETS$25U0 tools, e'c. Buy I or 1001 Items stitch fabrics and mucn more, 70 MILLERS Larry's Mart. 2iS Snford Ave. yr. parts arid servIce Only $75 3IllOtlafldODrIve.332057 __________________________ __________________________ each Sc', at tIPIITED FREIGHT SALES, 3550 S. Orange Ave., Color TV-used, reconditioned, as.. 69 Stamps-Coins table model, $150; Black I WhIte Orlando. Hrs. $07 Mon Fri., Sat, - -------pOltable, 19", $35. Call consumer To buy and tell gc-Iil or silver Coins, 10 5 Termt available, contact us firSt. We also buy bulk Cl.trøn;. 32,3 0200, _________________________ silver coint, SEMINOLE COIN ______________________________ CENIER.!W. is?. 323'4352= Si I and there will be no monthly payments for 90 .. w,. ..ii ..i.... •' 'viii .'au Range. . Wantedto Buy ___________ 1 • uiCj( 37.3 1330 ______ _______________________ Appliances, glasses, camera, T,V., _"" - BUTI BUll BUll • Cigareti. light.,, 14, Flow.Lhr*tigh ventilation, ________________________ _ - 300 Green Stamp Cer Ilficates for each adult person vls:ting our con. dominlums this week. (FIr$tvlsltonly) taxes, dme ' __________________________ Insurance, Front disc brakes. Independent $U$penaiof%. S New 1400cc engine. Rack and pinion steering. Ridial tires/styled covers. 0. Tinted gla., all around. 9. MacPp,er,on Strut front suspension Ii) 'iplo 30 mp art ragular II t.ictiumut, and clod,. Fully.recllnlrig, high-back bucket seats. Séacrci at FOR SALE ON A FIRST COME "''i' 1. Front wheel drIve. 2, AM pushbutton radio. GLCope DEALERAUTOSALES _____________________________ parts, MOOPIE V APPLIANCES, ("697 • - ' ________ available, , ____________________________ __________ sets 1199$. Inspect UNITED FREIGHT SALES, 3SSd S. Orange Ai.'e . Orlaneb. Hrs. 107 tion Fri , 103 Sat, Terms Same pike. " IflarreS or --5.- I -- 0 Appliances _ -, SETS,Imly$739.9S, elsobedroom 3 1171 acres wilh hlgtiiaay frontage, river fron'age and lake frontage Seminole County location, 100 acres near Sanford, "t mile state highway frontage; covered with large oa lr,,. I teltona-fleautiful brand new R efirsecl middle aged lady Pa arid fruIt treet, 3 bedrooms, I famIi room, only 4 years old- All this fIr anl 139.500 r.all 232 6519 For Sale front-wheel STER EOS * 1L__I II I ?able,ext , Icflairs.LikeNew,5 Stripped -' R1rt & (;ilrnan Inc., Realtor Providence Blvd.. Deltona i Miscellanoous ______ I yto fl ..-,-._-, -- ° lOacreILakeCountyhIghgrofl fflced wth lott of trees 7 $0 acres near Lake .iessip. vr.,1 '6 Per Cent tnterest ' . ) 3 bedroom, 2 bitt, family room, Walk to schools and shopp rig, 117,500, OUTSTAPJDINt,è I BEDROOM, 2 - " - 5for hcru.e 'iurve'ry - - _____ _______ ________ I -= / acreage broker Musical Merchandise Subaru GL Coupe. Subaru Our hank s 1917 VOlkswagen (tuj, $5000 rnilr $97) Corvette. 6.000 miles - -_ Panos-I upright and 1 Small spinet, good concjttic'n. Call 136 0517, Apopka. . _____________________________ - wOrk. dependatifi and raltabi. Ft Id . _______________ I._. Realty. )fl 1)0) 2610 Hiawatha Ave at 17 92 Homes ,Iwo 3 bedroom, 7 baths. 7544 and 2346 El Capitan, Sanford. Central heat air, fully Carpeted. Conven . linnal Iin*nig, 87! cc, CRA(4 CONSTRUCTION. Seminole County's reliable __ I I __________ Financing A"ailable I P by Dining room table, cut,, I chaIrs. Good conditIon, $23. DIning room - ' - 59 19611iJDooc Ford 310 Fiirlane $200 Down - VIOl W. Fart,.aniks ,L TAPE TRAO, ----------------------- u J . .. ______ M&M SERIES. LOWMLAGE PH 323 30 - - ________ ________________ m ' Reai Acreage Listings Offered l,,rtlarIi% 1)04 WETAYETRADS . - - 1967HEARSE 1964 Land Rover U station wagon, eccellent condition. Ph. 323 2770361 ali oaa Testdnve 56 Camping ______________ Equipment _____________ ____ Campng equ.prnrnt, U name it, we h.vp it? Govt surplut galore, r.urplut World, 11631 E. Hwy. _______ _____ _______ ______ ________ ______ OLDER 2 BEDROOM, E*cellent naigh . Modern kitth, beth, fireplace, oak shaded 10' convenient to Shopping. 113.500. Realtor 323-5114 Room un'urnistaect apartment, REAL CSATC5aletmnnede4t = '.-n ac'a flu - ______________ Ph 372 0367 , 6452333 traflferred Must sell. 72)1974 Jeep. $951 MOdel CJ3B. r•built bod., - - - 3ate 1977 Chrysler P4ewpoj, Air. Being possible option, Must sill. $964 Dodge - . . s v Evenings 6762030. 1985P1x)tiacwagon ------'61 RAMBLER AMBASSADOR $966 Chevrolet 5131 TeIepne3fl.g WAGON LOADED. NOTHING DOwN. TA1 nurO fAi I C ED I TMAUAGEI4. 1736230 6211311. ' ____ - new paint. factory rebuilt engen, iwider COd '"f rirn, at; wtathef tires, foam rubber teats, $l,S0 Ph. 322 i1?i, 2)1W. 13th St M.ate.Female Li I Ill P v'ran,eu preparat,on. (vet 21. 6 day a Bahama may trom toe tvCOtls A _________________________________ '_-'--_ At a;ra _--------- - - AU?5f0: 196? Chevrolet Impala, 6 cyl,, automatic. good running con diflon. 5775, 3fl $101 ___________________________ - Bahama Joes.sdsrc.tforfo P'SCRIMI?cATION EMPLOYMEHT ACT. Momntmat1cn Z" Realtors A(f -. '' call ------.--------.----us lu pIa- SOur property In multiple listings with compuleivirvice, We need listIngs fowl Center. 9)1 E. 2nd 5', 41 0i33 coierod Dy Itic Appty m person to t'te LC FamIlyM This Ha!! Realty AdultS Only 3fl.7$ rorresL uf€fl8, !flC. Indicate a preference based on ae frcm cm- 79--Trucks md T,aiIrs F dn,s ' Coinmerclal carpet whoietaier hat ---_.2000 yards of new broadloom carpet CVI over from commercial nslaIlaton Will tell and Install. t bild wholesale cost. below retail. Financing available up to 36 monthi, Free home eslimat, ARIES CARPET 74) 455). Call coll,c'tt ________________________ nINrTTr cry WIT1II'(IIAIPS PH. 323.0367 AutosforS.,l, 63 C..Il_ 1I. A' .ta WJ, II?? Volkswagen fl,stl•. Eaceii,nt CHUCK 'S AUTO WORLD condition New tires. Muittp;* tier. am fm radio, Call 645-7$5 Mid *av between Sanford & LorvJwoodonH,,y I? 92 ' 7) Chevrolet Caprice, 4 dtr. for MECHANICS' SPECIALS with tank $15, 1$ ft. boat. lnbord ChrisCraft marine motor & tranSmissIon, 1350. Motor & transrnis1on ;n good condt;on Doef needs some work. Call 323 A-.", 1 _____ IMMEDIATE INSTALLATION __________ 70 Plymouth GTX, 4'. lsped Sacrifice. Iays or •vtnlngs )fl 1743. Orange City All high SADDLE EQUIPMENt BOOTS - * KIRBY VACUUM * ground, ready for immedi,,te War, Se,,e âI the Old = MOSSIE 64 c. BATEM1N Equipment for Rent diVeiupmer,t. Sales & Service-New & Used Corral Western Shrp. 1742. 1 mile 1 6 7."73 acre ranch, 107W. 11th St. over Ph, 323=6594 -. ----=$000 acres BROKER S at Deflary. 332-7643 iti Improved pasture State highRent Blue Lustre ElectrIc Larpri -Shampooer for only $1 per cay wytron?age,fenced,hashousc & SINGERS-zIg-zag CLEARANCE sewing tj,tfl CA,"ZROLL'S JPNITtJPE 1? - -- Mobile Homes P'' °(.- e mpachlnt't, n.-w 73 rr,dtl $5775 Ar Conditioners. 1 and up Dck's _____________________________________ ------Apptince Saes S ServIce. 2617 5 -- -_.. ________________-'ch, Inspect at UNITED -. ST. JOHN'S rrench Abe.. Sanford. Ph. rn 65 tIILLCRE$T $2 * 64', 2bdrm., 1 rREIGHT SALES, 3550 5. Orange Pets and Supplies REALTY Co. _______________________ - if - bath, front aen, lit, patio cover. Aye, Orlando, Hrs. 13.7 Mon-Fri • _________________________ __________________________ Peg Brokers $9,795- Dealer. $314411. Sat, 105 Terms avaIlable, PLCUPIDITIOp,EQ RefrIgerators, German Shepherd pups. AKC, 6 Sanford, Fla wks. L0. Animal Haven Kennels, Washers and Dryers. Days377 6173 _ ?.ke sure you have • place top NIghts3fl.74 MAITLAND FLEA MART. $94) 311 3752 between I a.m. .6 p.m. WARRANTY. Free DelIvery. thltnewlt.3m,b,for, you buy. We rIwy. 1707. Open Sat, I Sun, IS, _____________________ WHITESIDE APPLlANC5, 641 save hornet. Irid lots 01 Lots CASSELBERRY 131-9550, 63* $70, 3' DOG OWNERS-We are proud to "..----. ill). ___________________________ . Hacienda Village, $31 Wi. ___________________________ , . announce the r.cenl openino of •.. , = -- . . ________________________ - -. - • * -. -. _______________________ ixtggl* grooming Si TV-Radio.5tero GREGORY MOBILE HOMES ___________ parior.wegIveaIlbrfe -speIaI - - - ------50QFrenchAve, 3$O3OrlaridoDq. Whypayrent'Iownapece0f,f S BRAND NEW 73 MODEL lnIvIduai attention & Care. _______________________ STEREO COMPOnENTS, 300 7 separate trailer lots, with 3233200 ________________________ 333 5500 Patience & understanding are WATT AM FM $49.13 each. •lectricity, city water and sewer,, used. Never tranquilIzed, #e also sterno r'risole-s $7995 S •-t"! 'K yutjr I.'t-'. and Mobile Home Bank Repotses.sious -;f:.--. C' - r', -' '?t entertainment systems that In. Repossessed. ., ", 1$ to choose from. 63) 3323 S tiwy 1741. DeBary, 644.4011. RCA Record Player, ____________________ (Jude Strac player, Ü5 iwi, ________________________ 17000 per lot. Pleat. Call Jane Dealer track tape player, AM FM case-ft. Table & tpo-s, $12193. Also Denlsenko, Afloc ____________ Three Free Kittuns ________________________ at beautiful wainut console. Iimitd Stock of brand new '77 l7x4$, 2 bedroom, 2 bath Caréweeksc.ld PothIng down, assume $9 per Garrard turn tables, air paled, (en. air. Bowmann Trailer 3233757 °'°"' IllS payments. Or pay suspension speakers, head Roberts & Gilman Park, DeBary. Contact Mr. ___________________________ cash. Sold new for $331.50. ptoneS.taped.cks and recorders Bennett after I or wet#enØs, Guaranteed. Phone 647.1377. 67 lntpect at t"4"€D FREIGHT 830.5500 Livestock Anti Hallmark Stereos, 1763 W. SALES. 3550 S Orange Ave., -Poultry Inc Realtors LCwigwooij Fairbanks Ave, Winter Park Orlando, lIrs 107 Mon Fri. Sat, 43 LOtS and Acreage $0 S Terms . -:alabIe, - ----- -------_ - 2'.' ACRE HOMESITES CHOICE: Large oak shaded lots on ht50ld120eich STEREOS Rug (plush shag) celer-y green with Lake SlIver Extra prIvate, Choose from the few remainirg 372 7223 mats Exercycie, 3 harstoois. 13s,000. Broker, owner-3fl mi. OIlInu wooded hemesltet in the FOI-ITIIC. dilk wIll, 3 SE.NiNG MACHINES WANTED: Live ducks, Chicken;, DeLand area. $1,750 with good Othur misc, items. 1304161. ___________ ___________ Private owner wishes to sell over, ___________________________ turkeys, Other fowl; rabbits, etc. terms, 104 734 3444. ____________________________ SUMMER SALE zsd corner Dettona tot. For inBUY lccaity and gel car-vIce. Singer Cribl Mattress. lIke new formation cal! 5742107 10 173 for bOth Golden Touch & Sew-il?. Neccbl Mant'Mann, Inc. REALTOR 67$ -AI F ___________________ Zi9 Zag-1. C&l3230647 ._.: SANFORD SHOPPING PLAZA Store Space for Rent 3100t=ft, and air. Fully equIpped kitchen with distivvaher, $190 I month, Call Jerry Stocki, 134-7914 alter ,,etii days. .&tiy time Weekends. Muii.e- listing, computer ter. assistance. In Cv! ê r -, , NAME i,.ferred. Apply Lakviiw -_-.--=----- •Excel tent starting ' -. - -± s ________________________ N') 6S-Pcts and Supplies I Put - IS I Managet • A vpefliflg -. :±_.i Kingsberry - -. Reai?Q, , S.jbSèdiIty of General Foods. 64-Equipment tot Rent • KLILP REALTY • _____________________ ____________________ eap4rIerct'-wllilnoje.sa I) work -_______________ only TypIst. requirement. F. CIr Experienced ' inferred XrawIedge i' debiti ASPHALt CO. 23; ss o,-s. e71 and credits Call Res -. In C6.62 NIghts. surance, 671-7200. AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOVIR mdcr m1, rOcking Conditions. Working AVON kltOWtfdUf Cf 3tt dcrnfIt nd TObuyorietl,tl' im ftCars.A4Jpfyinp,erson,Ja, Edna Woe'hter,6.41 3079 Davis. Bill Raker Volkswagen, 2311 S It . LPUS end AIDES. Experienced _ ZAYRL PLAZA 0 FERh PARK BRAND Littingt Wnnted Fnrrest Grppnp. Inc. _______________________________ 13)6232 - 830.5.500 ____________________________ llooi-s. 516,500. 1150 down. Call '. . Real Estate Wanted I '9 MUT.tiNC FASTBACK. AUTOMATIC wini AIR. NOTHING DOWN, TAKE OVER. CALL CREDIT MANAGER. 3236230 1966 VW Squareback, good con dIllon, 1450. 3220*31. _______________ '= I.e VI ha _____________________________ ----------------_ si Household Goods ss Boats & Marine Equipment ____________ ___________________ T____ U Lots and Acreage ______________________ ___________________________ CASSELOERRY ________ - I * * WAITRESSES * company benefits; Including AM or PM Shift. Apply Cavalier vO4=at3n, with pay, Motor Inn, 3700 S 17 92. Sanford. hOlp.taii:ation and life bnwrance paid by company. Apply In person. Wanted-Experienced heir dresser, U,r. We-rndll, St tictif S FurnlcOmmIiiofl, Dettona Plaza, Ph tUt(', 1)00 French Ave., Sanford. 6644357. --- •tlractiv4 person to train . Need as ASPHALT PLANTprofessional make up Instructor 1 ' 1 Equepineot 9 -Stamps . .. - 3 56-C.amp4pg Equipment Ph 332 6457 --_________________ -n ng Is "Move OutsIde Time Get -, . , patio ma lawn furniture at a good pçlç, Read ther classified ads' -._________________ 3 Bedroom, I bath, CB. carPeted _________________________ BodyShopForRent. ________________________ EOotnonth. FRESH AND CLEAN. Air con_____________________________ Ph 323 1*35 ditioned 3 bedroom, 1'z baths, ____________equIpped kitchen, master bedroom h•t waIk.in ____________________________ _________________ 21 Houses for Sale Fenceo ear yard. Covered patio - -----------171.500, Term), 71 Situations Wanted Needed It once for major furniture Baby titter, mature, re,polble woman to car. for 7 smali boys. 7 4. company. Permanent heap only Mon..Frl. Own franspontat Ion Mutt be in good health, and muj h&vI valid Florida thauffeurs ices UI t Equipmgnt REALTY _______ ___________ I mer Bakalla, Inc. ____ QIJ 1W',( Autoslor Sale _________________________________________________ Roberts & Gilman disposal, lully carpeted. Large p.inetcd f.rnily rc'rn. 34900 70 ' (aU en tt,uu1fl JOHNNY WALKER heated pool, nicety lafldscape4 (lays 372 72)2 with Formal Dining Room. NORGETOWN FIorId Room, completely -------New"Plorge'cqumppediolnlaundry equlppedk)tchen,cenfralht CA.WPII000USR..!IROKCR located at E. 25th St. end air, well, pump, lbwn sprInkler 111 P4. P;rk,S,anford Palmetto Low down payment, system, end you name- It this i 372 5991, NIghts, 371 1167 easy to qualify. For informationhouse nat it. Price-of $12,iX)O als. Call Geo. Cahelo, In Winter Park, includes all pooi equipment and at (303' 641$fl$, or wri?etoMllls. ____________________________ patio furniture plus Washer aoo JIM HUNT REALTY Pearson Corporation, 592$ CarrIer dryer. 7334 Pack Dr 3278111 St North, St. Pete., Fla., 33711. '""' Sunland Estates )fl92$i3fl-199IrJ22-4 GoIng Concern-Plant nursery and AND AVAILARLE, See lee-i store. Excellent clientele; VACANT - - ., ., , -LL.... = i iii'IJ auruurn wivn DU,uI in range iminwr prnvs: a uroom, z Darn, owners retiring. Lock, stock and oven, heat, air, fully carpeted. can, teat Insulati3n, I. air. barrel ExrelIenI lease Call Ray I i Marty extras, I awnirlgwlndows.arldinvety000d i Immaculate. Arnc.ld, AsSoc, II 121.100 323 6126 _____________________________________________________________ I condition. We now havC the k.y Ii and are ready to snow BOWLES IL' .iy 3 bedro,m home, u'it City I refurt,IsPw, Large family room, II REALTY,REALTOR 671-3999 I patIo, nIce yard. Shade. $1,675 II FIVE BEDROOM. 4 BATH, Two I down 3fl.79S3 or 373-1616. Story frame now on market for _________________________ Loans available fur any purpose. .atures )net*w1 ______________________ $20.0 ?o3narr.ur.t. brgrn, 1 bIll, large 90437343$) formatdlnir.groom,3carcarpor., I lreenedporch,targedifling room -boatpo,'l, central air ci .d best. six I end kitchen. Big Lot, plenty shade, fireplaces, InsulatIon, and I Very low down payme-nt. Easy Rooms for Rent beautiful old fashioned walnscoat I terms. 372 7fl3. or 323-5611. -______________It'd ssrood*or. This home has all -. Working Gentleman kinds of possit llif let. ee It today, SaNFORD_I bedroom, bath I Private entrance-I parking only i' years old. Carpet, central _______________________ _____________________________ Air, Call ifter S--3fl-i576 Call 322.2420 Anytlme heat-air, Owner transferred, - ' $27,000 Call to See 'S,anlord's Sales I i 10 Apartments Rent Your MulTple uting Agency MINI RANCH EALTONS IN SOUTH _____________________________ S4SParkPI. Unfurnished - SEMINOLE COUNTY-Over an orre zoned ajrlculturaI *ith farm I v.9 bedrn'ims, 1 laift, wall to wall & tropical garden, on oversized Needed, Sifter, in my hOme; 7.43 am. till 1:30 p.m. Reference-i, Ph FURNITURE DELIVERY DRIVERS Rummaae Sales - ''______ " _______ ?MtlOnvil. Ave , Sanford. Apply fl pers.n. preferred but r.ot necessary. Call 312 7013 alter 6 p m III 5??? _______ ------'------ & Convaletcent Center, 950 ROOFERS NEEDED, SO-tAtscelianeoejs - - - MIAL TOP 4C ThEM -- LOADED, NOTHING DOWN. TAKEOVER, CALL CREDIT MANAGER. 371. 4730. 475 1311 Till We Succeed! ' - 80 _____---- - WallpaperHongIn PAUL SLATIW ('rotr,%onau Wallpaper Hanger Lucen,'d ReSidential Commerc:al F'reeestlmat,s PIt 337*473 Well Drilling DICK JOYCE WELL DRILLING 3' and larger. pumps. sprinklert Water cond,t'one'vs 377 iolO WELLS DRILLED PUMPS PRI."4KLER SYSTEMS All typ andsile's We repair arid servise STINE MACHINE 1. SUPPLY CO. W 2nd St 322 64)2 its "Fi, up" Timc, P-lire an exrt rvpair man from todays :Iotaifi, ilds' .,, .. ,,__ , - --.--=-=- =-. ---'61 CADILLAC, •, about Wc arrange financing for Schools, churches, Shopping and llIlourSe,vlce _____ lhe home Of your choice Call or recreation plut lovely neigh Call 327a93 _____'- stOPbYOuroffIcc.opon,llI.p m,? borhood) This It where you can j ____ , days a week, live allot We hav• a beautIful 3 LelaclntsltledJheIpyou clean out ______ '. YQUI oh.. bedroom, 7 barb n€vyi.. I,,ti au. - or basement. '• vie LItJ1J I atop new, Only Call Doris fipil 48 Asioc Litiflgs Wanted 2 bath. New brIck Klnigtberry home. Central heat and air, range, dIshwasher. nsom fl RcWR Jg - AL..,.IC ERVlCEM.Aio, Eu perien.etJ Apply at Appliance Can:.r, Palm Plaza, Leesburg, ReceptIonist. Doctors 3ff Ice. 904-717.26.4 Miturlty and experience preferred, Salary competItIve. Servi'. Station Atleridant Wanted Call 323 3130. Apply Bell's Union 76 Slot ion Longaevod Nfl and LPP4s for Sanford Nursing Harry Westei, 373 137 , ______ ____ uy t1$PIT I lairik yOu've Everything Is in thIs One, Sandy shore for beach, plr for Iit.lng, bIg lake for bcoting, and a 3 boomt"orn,Wlth family room from the rental of the Purl? bout.. Priced - Ctunity for young woman to orow wihh new co.noany in San ford area. Recepficnitt. lyping required. Must be neat in appearance, Call Kin Burt, 131. 33)7 for Othor dltiilt and epPcin?ment. Exp:ric-nced Tandem Dump Truck Ph. 322-e-340 - PiANOLE!5ON5 17 Weet ChOtdCOUrs yIi I __ ' 4.) UIAT - ASsume mortgage. or put 310 ______ many many more, we can telt _____ CLIFF. JORDAN __________________________ _ ' liulIder has two new barnes ready ic- imrnedIal* occupancy at 703 709 BrIrcIiIf Street. These well LONGW000 AREA built, three bedroom, twe bath homes are complete w,Ih mtt, shag H IG H WOODED LOT - .irnellnn Ann Am. i. :'ANl5h CONTEMPOPtRY ,., , 17.63000.', down . . I qaroge. for COLONiAL I qualified buyers. Phone Orlando, Select from 6 new floor plans. I 7997036 or 634-1167 for apc0mpldhu, soon 3 and I bedroom. I 1X,ntmCnl, kiuble garages, family room arid -=-___ porches. FHA and VA. Precom BALL REALTY prices $21,000 to 133000 I ' - ,ii hr.,..in,, r,,,-.r,..,,,I I •,, '., P II -- ....___ - _____ ' -'- Nun. would like to fake care amputees In her home. One-s that lIla to go fishIng, riding and so forth. Cdt between 91. 7, 574.7031 Lady for light hoJsekeeping and chIld care. P.Ive in, home privileges 3i5 5601 after S p rn Cabinet Shop. Experienced help wanted, Apply in persq, BuiidIng 126 Sanford Airport Profesa.onal piano %tudi, teacherDavid P4mW,. mu-s'c doVe, Harinazi's Mu-si: Cenl'r, 711 f Volusia (NW). 17.fl) Orange City, 1,S1,0.. 47-rywul,e Homes c. - ' Do You Like Work.ng With Living Plants? We neea someone tot the Orlandoareatoserylceourplan,s Indifferent offices around town Good salary and benefits. Apply 7335 SO Park Ave., Apopkaor call 1167722 Sit. $19. __________ _____ ____ SANFORD 2 b - rcm, Iti bath. Kitthtfl tquippped. W.W carpet. private yard. Plo qualify'ng, pay 1157 m Only $73,300. Hutchison Oceanfront apartments. 339So.Atlantic,Oaytona Deaco. ATTRACTIVE 3 BEDROOM- 7 Call 372 4051 bath, be,im ceiling, separate ____________ din imsu rns.r •i I., kitrh,.'t,, t.'-..I.. 4 _______________________________ Seift,ed bat* yard, Cuyere- patio 37 Bus ness Property excellent neighborhood, 132.900. For Rent RENTALS. _____ M.Tl Resort Properly For Rent - Lawn ServIce Cut and Edge Grass Call OviedO, 345401$ TypIsts-Immedias, OpenIngs for 3 .4 p.-'-. .. .. ---.s. .eat benefits. Act now. Psorrell. 2711 Lee Rd £17 JIll. WelcOmltlQ Our World 'Mfl Spa". Tw. thangor, Cepe-tenced on truck Phone 6fl-1117. & passenger tire-s. C.avanaugh -Tire ________________________________________ Serv., $101 S. Fnenth,, 332-2263 PIANO LESSONS Rent -Hou,e- _________________________ Is Male Hith, Wanted - PLANT _____ - I sarwora 3115 Oak Ave 323 o20 _______________________ -- LAKEFRONT _____ _____ Mobile Homes Rent 36 ________________ It [VDI 1MI"U UL I I Ulj11 - and to cm. ' ltroker&Ruiidf 3 -_-_-_-. THE BORN LOSER I, Stop Urn!'' DON HOWE ___ __________ 'loliday Inn of Sanfotd now taking applications for night auaJ,isr desk Irkt. Pleat. apply perscn. no pho ralts, - ________ For s'e COOPING PEARS. 51.00 Nvvdt-J immedia, k Irdin as --=-' ______IBM. C 0 M P U T E N ROO-ERS. Eperlencrd in built up Y0 PiCk- *24 Summit j., 2)-Stuattons Wanted PROGRAMMERS. The demand Lake HCIn. Ph. 2217721. roofing. Also-ROOFERS - __________________________ HELPER,. Good wages, apply tot qualified prorammers is Financial tri to BID Roofing Corn great, We will train you for this 1'i tnstriarti'raa , panny. 1311 Seninola Blvd.. highlys.LilIedpfes%$on&i,r1,i Casselbir-ry. 24--Bustn*st Opportunities you with employment at the same i time Then is no ag limit, 9 -- ___________ -- _____ 2S-Lns I IVI you mist be wiilng to start Im Help Wantec - am. _ 5._:_. ___ between I "-- nithpd. quiet. Available Aug. 70 1)75 mo. 530 security bond. en 373 5337 after 6, _______ _______________ 2bedroom,aircondltlon.d Il3SmO. AdultS Security Call 373 0172 ________ ******_*** F.uperienced man and woman for ianitor work In Sanford Mr. hm..w.. I... PAP', -- - Coil Rosie Robinson, Assoi.. ZIG ZAGS Experienced fiberpiass repoir.touch up person. Excellent company beneft? alCrig wlh w.Iges -n equal c'pp)rtunity employer Apply 5l;ckcraft-Rotjaio Boat Co. Bldg. 1.12. SInlord ldrp.ort, 3227100. - MAtiON TENDER Expecienced CIt3fl601Iafter7p.m. FOUND: ''e tanl white puppy, ORLANDO BUSINESS Employment Rid;, area. COt LFGE 1$---MdHeipWanted ______ ___________ - .-__ Help Wanted 9 Good Thhigsfo Eat I ,,.e,n* n S.. - Pcnt Furnished TnIwdroOmhout..fuIiyfurnlshed, Deltona- 1150 plus utIlitIes, IsP & _______________________________ last mo. 769 3fl3 after 1p.m. _______ ParIIIrne,evenIng:ApptyIn - . College graduate in general ac counting. Would like some cx perience, however, will cOnsktr reenl graduate Good salary Oncj b','ntfitl. Apply 2573 So. Park Av Apopka, or call $167233 ext 169, Ft.11 tme Janitor. Good iterlif salary arid paid cornoany benefit Apply in person, Mr. Jensen. Fo Fpir, 3460 Park Avi,, Sanford, - ..... -- ,S .I,,g ii the .CCrC?Jr,I lcd and your is urgen, we wIll give you comctraJanJp(ovki.y, with full or part time ernploym*nf, t%Ich e'ver you desire, Both morning end evening Clastet Fema Ic - oACCOUNTANI. lull time, good wages, experience inly Sub to firIsh grade. 0. I ASPt4ALT (0 322 5131 Oats. 67 C42 N;ht: TRAINEFS IIuU'.C'' vACATIONING7??-=-Be at horn. in this adorsble bungalow, cornptetely iurnithc'd, air TV, linens, etc. AdultS only. Weekly rites Phune ________________________ __________________________ 222 7741. Help Wanted GRADER OPERATOR SECRETARIAL II Ma Ic. Male Help Wanted Factory help wanted by pal, manufacturer, I to 1:30. Mondi through FrIday. Located next dof to Chase Ferli'izer Plant, F1' Points, & 3) tus gone? CAR SALESMEN WANTED. P experience necessary. Apply person, ART GRINDLES WHEE RANCH, Sanford. WANTED OIALADEVOTION _________________ % - ,rbI fl,,pt.t Church $-Eafinq Places $8 lnstructêons VOM EN J'ki famous John Robert rs School is now in Central Florida, A ,u,n, cicis in cnarm, fashion isewlIIb.entheflrtt30 call 63$ 211$. 10 am 6 pm. 6-Child Care I Ii Thf. S-Lost and Found * I Would yu behe'i ILK wouid toss-out cartons?!" - Vihi t1It tiOiiiCly people who drink BUTT8 iownig up to be a man. Gladys." ARE YOU TROUBLED? Ccii Toll 6447027 fCA w. c,re Adults or Teens. 4-PrSOnals - Uui ten-ager is -_!! Redxee*cess !iu4dt with Flulde*=-=- I Lose weight with Ce*AOt I ______________________ CaPS&Si at Medc ntei.w,, 3-Cemeta ties • '1 ----- - BROKERS The lime TesteaJ rljrn l7')f. Park Avi, Dayt, 323 617.) NiP,ts 323 :is _____ ______ _____ shopping and schools. Low dO'Sn payment, Only 522.50010 524,250. 32662O L=.rP dIU M. UNSWORTH REALTY 603W. FIrst St., 373 6061 or 323 03)1 IN . Hous for SAm _____ _____ _____ ____ ____ ST. JOHN'S REALTY CO ie.a... ISANFORD. Woodmere. 511.100. 3 t. down.. n.*IV refurbiShed 3 I I bdrm • I 1 7 bath homes, shag car*t1ng, central air, 5 at Grove DrIva, or clii Broker. *73 2562. Eves. $11-7431. - Just Cof1IplC*4fl $ bitutitul hOmes. 3 & I bedrooms, ccntral air, car ieiIflg. rang., refrlgeratur. Priceotroml2a,230 - 531.300. VA & t.-1'' Fi'4A fioositsiiv OppOrtunity. . - _______________________ NEW HOMES. pjrn' - - n*uSu cur I 41 ibcdroOm,l'7 bath. In ground pool. BEST VALUE. si. V "" Convenient and charming, lust *ioslt• Is? & ott ma, and completIng I 'iw 3 bedroom refetefl:es. 101734")'. inui. ________________________________ homes with garage. aIr and carpeting. Located on a quiet 2 UrdrDom duple*, private pooi & / 37aline . 23c a line . . ?2c a line N- .4TTIT. ..ii WINTER SPRINGS ___________________________ ($1,7SMINIMUMCI4ARC2) 3 LI'IiS MiflimIsm - .. 41 p-iouses tor aie - , , _=_-.--_= - JOHN SAULS AGENCY 211 N.Oak Sanford 3127'71 day. 323 WCLAKAAPARTMChT:. 111W. Itt. St. _____________________ /f.i:e) Ask for Wnnt Ads 4. "t" "" "i" Furnished II ___ Orlando 831-9993 lthruStirn,s 6 thru 25 tinies 25 times SIDE GLANCES by Dick Turner ' .---'--,-.--..----- - .'J -. -- ------- Wøndr --= I!L _-1 Winter Park. Seminole 322-2611 = I ---- - CARNIVAL WANT AD INFORMATION DIAL , . . fnesday. Aug. 22, 3973-11 B _ ___Not Magic But Fact, Want Ads Work . __-_________ -.' - Stop Wishing For Money!_Sell 'Unwants' With A Want Ad I :' ---.-,.------- .-_---.__-- - '_,.r - - �__________ _____________________ - --,,. _________ . ------I• 1B—The Sanford Herald Wedr,esdoy. Aug fl, 1973 4J,1 ; * I ii", 1: =.--__IF- I ~ 1916" ,",Jw ____ AM- _ rA __-, - ~ .11 - - - rra ,.W 116% C I f`sr_ E:1_ .!-; L _ ; i . .. I - - I C V __ ________ cell ' _ I UI M .I41 - -,4:'*.N_1k i 4 0 ________ ~ , - _ __ I ! fdFnew ".1111IF ' __________ - 1i o H E :1- UE - 0 ____ ere _4111 W I ~~~ 0 11111 o c) C I P I v-ri-,ance AsA(I SAN CLEMENTE.Calif. (AP) — Ifere, at I • I T I& I larles U1 =14d7*M I • r nso mi y W_ ace 9 0 N i on AGNEW--Said his confidence In Vice President Spiro T,Agnpw wits unshaken, but - - I . . ______ t r! I -z4 Y. 11 - - F10011 v IV, I ! I t 1 1 • 'er, I _ i _. -I N, - I . J I I C bis^ 0 Pu - AAM n .A9 - I- , r ____ I 40 FOM IV -xxxx I Testy I 1 I 4 . '' ____ " _. . . . ) I .. 1%. I _i-4___ 1~4 1,,-_ - .;----.-. I -I,, - / I .*,. I . , I I—-.... , , . 0 J - -1 __(I 1.1__ P r4% Ai 1_---_. ..miIiiiiI % % . , I / / ODW$L po" Pfffj veI Rash " Lettuce lestes; • . tZe 39 *Ntk Gatorade Prune Juice firm Cul*..i. II*'V Nectarines ....... Sw.i$. Publix '' 69c I ..... Testy, ", Prune Plums see*** . • . . . '”' ikl. i 4' k III . as 411I P.,tss,Sll.lo pb . i * sin - N.Iv,1l, J 3 •••s $ i .f . .. - 1 %.- . . is_. . , ,4" .~ .I ' . U e lik . $125 12-68- Persian Limes a - - - 39 &0 .. - ice Pr• __ $129 - I I J ° H.rm.t or Dry 1 iiii a.d Ch.a F p It" Pt I ervolefelf Clots 1001% coesd 1 (L Orange Juice bolf ..... ..... ILAVI 164.Gr*gas "at Whale Kernel 59 saft 89 ' , I V ) "V1 164. enmm 610" . 1-1 llerse two Oregon Chnorron Rolls ......... ~' J Whlpp Topping ............ allepressics Chose. Session of Coconut Cream Pies .... 3 I"'sise $1 ty-off. ,•li, ' ' ' 1 .... ,..•. - NaturalandCereal ........ N.,t..l.,,,., Tea Mk phs- 69' 79' old 10I ofee-11s' 6#7 __ - 41 14-08 •__ Golden Corn .........4 $1 A '3S3 eas too@ DillSpears ........... Joe 49 SAY; :i.w.,,. 49c Polish oil . - Da me Diapers ....... 49 English Muffins ......... rho 29' 1 . 94wo too. F*M"ws Fluf Rinse . .. liessesses, See. ~, #se . . . . . . lot SAVE 104, lassiatir - va*emw pool [[iiii 1 ties.* 010'.416 a I ,... - ,, 141-sig 99' AW Am -A I FrA -, - **r - siI i_,4 ~ A .-A it d — I I -- I - -. Hftk & tes. C.. • U i.*.. d ' 4 . - - - - 4 ________________________ - . Ad 8r.akst Club Nair Spray ......... . Breakfast Club 39 Off. 79'r ------ ... Bread 300Z 1 25c ft-N----=-AIMMINKANOL-,, -,----,--, __-_ - - _- A = .jT.f - - ____ ____ thtt about ' and i0leWaterpte be." - erc F $ - Digest F •ts ______________ - I _ -_ --- -_ Also, keep a flashlight Wid) good batteries next to eery bed lxwlne effectiiiv in January, under city charter provisionis. 'En theugh I'm running for re-election in December, I agree with Commissioners Meyer, John Morris and A.A. \lcclanahan " said Corn _2 I ... . .... a s •, ............ 11-01. , ' 99 67 Liquid or Posts G'O'S%h..POI,k -) - - - - - 3 ; I 1 _____ ____ - ___________ ____ - Itop, ______________ PA - you acre talking about the mail. Well, maybe you can Sote Your Choi*:AUC:lri _ I? I I : - - ______ - ____ - - ____ -4 - zai t o sets- $ _________ arrised In Deltona, late In the p mn on August 18, and ° regularly - 6 L Cottoge Cheesc I ......... "is' -1011 ; - . JIMIAN W wnere shopping 48 - - 'L . !*.'wz )(' itrg1a .__ 11ti--sell i_w__-__ - ' ;_~ " 61 _R_ ._,._-___ -,. to :- _____ _ SANFORD PLAZA Hwy. 17-92 and Airport Sfvd., Sanford - -1 II - ___ ___ -- - - - - - -- . SEMINOLE PLAZA CLOSEDSUNDAY - -- 4 - - - - -: -- - Hwy. 17-92, Cos-Selber, V — I'm not sure %hIch Is the I. — k\ P _., JLS - - - 1 - bills' Instcai of relnt l r ttIing s no that theyre gong (' urprbe with a visit. (lorne to think of It, L -- - that defendant Scott Camil urged "Multiple disobedience during the 9 epu ivan National Convention (Page 5A) I.aw takes effect Oct, 1, uverriding the city chaer provision allowing coininissioners to raise their customers to use Ims fuel to 11 ' and that it ilIrni In help them meet the st of installing insu1,ion. (Page 6A ____ Under Horne Rule the ralse oui have required a cnarter amendment and r?1eredurn supplies to major industrial uscm are being reduced are hoping for a typhoon," says MP. -, I. - - __ -- A WATER SHORTAGE has hit Ja an, and P I n . - __1 _:__. V__ - 11- i0ft i- P4 Knowles said the sewer rate ___-,-_______ ma ______RI - .-:---_ _____ -______. __-_ I , - ___ .A it,'F. -_ t- - I - TIlE GOVERNMENT soon may ease its fighteqt air quality Standarda to allo,.v power umn 1000 gallons a moI tiho now pay sewer rates of =___L1 7_ -- _ - _1_ VII44-_ f__ __ .- ____ I ___ __ ___ . --_ _ =_ __ -__ ffl; _ __ __ __ _ .= 1. - -__'_ ., __ _ __ .--- - - : _.: " trial of the Gainesville Eight plan to cross. examine a government witness who has sworn ____ _______________ 14I ') 0 i : nave been hijai,ked via Cuba or I .. _ ... -- 1) E FE ,i % -- t thc' arii' timt, . _Dw --- ______ ___________ - pleasure a - - -;: -- ' ft flies. _j -L- C'* ty Sewer Rates, • 10041. roll IlI .4 to toys e$ 0•t*OCpjF,.Cr,.,h, 1111-64 -34s. '' .- - . ff - CodFillets . ig-,-I 'I '4 -1-m-filt- . * I-----. - was pretty good. te 'AreenStamps I - -_I .1 NMI pp~. 1 _* ly - I ) P FrArAf ( 3 .Aft ff gerninent polk unvered the dec. Beach couple missing since press was hounding the ______ IIutY RLYTII:•: NOAH BO! Pose ,d rtmairLs of at least three March. . 1-i%NNiF; DUNN security that civil liberties are oo ne of them a childAccording to authorities, ____ but today confusion reigns bodies were discovered by an t a sin er 165-cf. slilly along,and as _._ _____ -_ I.. - - a" to -4 - s. aL,out the exact number of Eatonville man on Tuesday , I I --VRJOPW4~ president ha.j the right to do _____I what he likes." shortage and Its graves and how long they had . 114A Mote philosophical was the But the nwn. whom they I ter W.nding a W been there. comment of Mrs. Ruby Harris: refused to ' waited until of rgLin &rntook County Pathologist k Wednesday I he's the only report the BILL BURDEN ' last week, I did not we any G. V. Garay today Laid his discovery because "he was one we've got, and I don't want ... Nixon's lying lad Pr.f.ssi..iaI a. autopsies showed one of change right the afraid he'd get in trouble for Strength Apt A Roach Bomb 1.p. •'• bodies wits that of a child dead dumping trash In an closed on Sunday due to 'gas at least a year, and o of the unau thorized area." jswe satisfactory however, I idsortage," nor any talk from other bOdI" was that of a young essesso a ....... PoUce are ctu t el tly checking __1 -1 - - - , _ I ..I A he's been lying in the past, the resident.s of that area inwoman, I all mlss,ing persons reports that .- . I and Ile's still lying," said Bill dicating that they were conSanford city k-ollimissioners onl) Garavi said the bMies were so have been Ifled and Sheriff J ohn UI lIiUIJIp , aI per cent of the water _, cerned about a lack of fuel, Burden. "Ile's a cold fish, but Monday agreed lo raise their rate-will be paying 125 per 15.6 per cent rate increa-me. I badly dccomposcd that hi Polk t requested that any = Knowles said the city,s ,I he's making asongcr attempt saries Really now, don't you think examinalious will take several missing persona that have not II 1100 rates a uiunUi, boost Dow oorler now to use a more emotional sewer service to fund an cent will starting in October. This department operations are that this ruse was a rather days to complete. been previously reported provide an estimated paying their own way. line. His coaches are teaching expected 1139.000 utility 1 j clever way of getting all of us Is.__.4 .I " *.?: At one point, alitheirlti" se in additional Increased costs for sewer turn gestures to bring In a more 7 (at Icast leii this state) to buy our I 71probing the posaibihty Umt a Among evidence uncovered, opserations deficit and anrevenue.The remainder of the operations are brought about in ! sympathetic reaction." Burden nounced intentions to pass a gasoline nte&Monday through cemetery May have been according to Pelk, dog dethlit will be made up by part h;i treatment plant ex. _ is an 18-cara t added he thought the press is leash law. Saturday permit the sturbet) because a ring found gold ring with an Inlaid b. I bet after Uw dent, not to Commissioner Gordon Meyer spreading additional chariI pansion and mandatory higher taton operators a deserved near one of the bodies had been among the 10,000 gab per treatment standards by the v• put him on a spot, but to get to s . cut in a manner sim.ita to Om . - ..Vy - - r Polk said thie ring had been j pushed Uwough the isc on the luortli or less customersat a state and federal gosementh the bottom of things. way tings are cut at fulwal cut in a ntan, iiT w simillar to the i 32., "This; Watergate thIn4 is spending more time I homtL I., .. -. ., 1. a wa y in ttti a ring is cut at a ... A safety tip, icr wuat ii's ' and conducng ti cli> keLtmr burdensome to bun. i t's inectmn Confusion on the count exlsb funeral borne when a person is 1. worth to you a family h.y'y e(ting on his nerves," said bncSS. they were "in such a buritd wearing a ring ::::::-::::::-_::::P ----I Mayor Ike Moore stood alone L Howard Hodges 'He didn't Jlsiuion about fires may do bad state of decomposition and Altamonte Springs Police are 4.ir more 14) save your children and animab ha gibe the impression of sincerity in opposition, saying the urCCfliarnpS scattered the Irvestigating, with cooperation PAT HARDIN family than the most heroic prent 1200 a month mayor's expected during the rmiaIns over a isrge area." from the Seminole ShcriWa . .Pretty good rescue Cifort ference. I believe he's emsatary and 1150 a month 10 A uthorities have no duc: :z '((icr - Music Finish THE I'RESIIWNTO( the country's largt oil One of '' ''" " the beat fire alarms ctmissioner is aduate 20 as us -. I ent notice whistle On )expenseso $ mpar says drilling in the Gulf of Mexico off I _______ or !%~ . hang oie bcidc cath bed and or (a IS necessary t 0 ease the mayor and $150 for e the f I ) Ole first person to be avrake iilisslonerswontbeaffettedby crisis iPage A j 5 0. fwg 5913 1 Assorted 8rds ..,., i give up the tapes. Something's - , . ft Fom ou - ..s~ - believable," said Mrs. Jean - Listerine ___ I Ta'l Cars .. \ • i'treripthen their him. "1 though he gave some - . $*A • -'it is wrong fo( U I_4CreenStamps -- on erence s barrared about the taping conic to light These things But the poll said Wednesday business In his office and Isn't have been happening in the that a surey ducted Aug. bkdy to give up the tapes." government all along. Nixon Reactions among' lkritoxi l7, showed a itjurity of just happned get cnughy Americans, anfordians to President I per cent, sifil he'll disa Nixon's Wednesday news give uP Ule tapes," said I.arry Although no strong Increase In pprove (*onference are divided ac. IllAhe. "Ile thinks he's abov office. of his perfortnanice X ording favor of a Herald survey the law, and says the same in President was The survey aiso showed that apperent in Sanford, across the the MaJOrity ef the 1.452 adults conducW this morning. - Ithing over rnd over." counry Those who Gallup reports ques . h are Ior the C .rr .a s w 2=1111 'resident, I . I are for him afl the Ted Barker thought the Nixon's popularity rose his Watergate explanation and 1IMB way, an President showed .poise in an- fol.lowing his Watergrte speech believe that he either knew ane a swerin I I , :e'u - - dF,AF ___________________________ • en oar Pay Boosted ,,•• Psi •..... 7. [[IJI14Grnps 4twen 06tiII Soo$ssts 1 _2?PIW__ - Ci - have ruled out the possibibty that the corpses -which were At a stench-filled dum'P in in the dump approximately a QUOM~ -Secretary sesse - : Herald Staff Writer 4 II I 11,4111 " 4t. litaffsessiI _______________ - - Corpses Found In I Alta onte ___1-_-_...-!..eI 6186 lOCents gv- _______ 1 I m (6 - . ; s '. i 5-oz. jar . MvT 7o Thfl l.b.l .. . = tn Year, NO,a04 30C T..: IIcraldSfI Writer ________ - .I 401 ____ By JI AN PATLSON _ .1 - :: To __ -A P r _______ - C - --- sagmacls,plglillf V- 1 n Presi t -0i - # --4.4 _q I, rt3 . - * 0 _____ TASTER'S CHOICE SAy' 1$.. I WATERGATE IN (E4RADefended his actions in the scandal, repeated earlier claim-, that he had neither advance knowledge of the breakin nor participated In the coverup, and said he will not resign. WATE'RGATE TAPES-Repeated that he would not turn over taped prridenthI con aonR to ilnvoit, even to a select group of officiaLs, uniess ordered to do so by tile Supreme Court. WATER(,ATE WARNING— Said he considered that a directive to former acting FBI chief L Patrick Gras III investigate WmfnrI was adequate response to the warning Gray said he gave 3anToraians ___ . , p., ......... a., . AV- 1 . .. . ••••• lb . ...... . _ ,.4t . . * denounced "outrageous leaks" in the Investigatlon in v o lvingA Agnew and allegations o political corruption. - - 1 i QUAKER Ca- ,%,.,a CINNAMON C CEREAL 11-oz. pkg. °' II,., l3tê •••••••• Turbot Fillets -_ $1 p -..-- ...J * 1. ) . ......... , 2 heather ; _ C . - ~ -, , - zest y S O..s I•d bell* - - ,.,,~7 . I , A lost? „.... ,•••, 25 ' Tuna IorCats fl"!' * It14", __ Ring Bologna Smoked Mulle t Cauliflower ...... .....k,.d4 'er - If t p.. ' • •• •• • • • FoIn Nt WWI Vept. Im Scies-whilos Welfare fl • 'I 59C • • • I....1. LumsFranks Iceberg ' - __ . W • • • • • ___ -=__- _1 J . -- tsis. I .. - 11 N ____ t r 'A :: N -.r"-- 96 sts Fruited Gelatin Coconut Custa PWDIIXO -r r t" 1 Dlè4•l, H . . - -. I . . I . am . . .1 '"' lb • • • • • • Potato Salad 'c I I - L::~~ - .-__ - )_ It, 68C e Peppered £ . I fiverfest, ked Salami he bag fro ____ 0 1 low. ki,to.l Kitthen- p,..h o a • M&M, Dept. $lt.d C...d s..i.. j Iways oul Cookedlilarn FtIOUR hi I i ____ - - - -. - - - mbum jBtq. - I 1 w __ 9A ngs amoodem. . 1, 1.11 I I conference RGflRAnnouncei the resignation of William P. Rogers as secretary of ttat,e and said he would nominate llenry A. Kissinger x WASHINGTON (AP) Pr said: I &n't know what he partmt'nt Spokesman refused to hte,t Nixon claims urglarjes talking about," Non, gathering that included 'surPresident Nixon has his COni or deny thet such bur. regitIous en such as the one deced and his contInued 5LOfl in the Daniel prs conference Wednesday in &laries had taken place in the entering, lllsbcrg case occurred "on a San Clemente, Calif., said he fst, sayins: the in1ornUon security in effect" in national support of Vice President Spiro situations. But Nixon T. Aew and has ponali vera large scale" during the views as "illegal, unauthorized "can only come from the Whi said the pbn, proposed - , -4 by for. asked the Justice Department V , Johnson and Kennedy yearu. and completely deplorable" tile tImLse..- . But sonic officials from those burglary of the office of the mer presidential tilde Tom to investigate news leaks about 5 4WA11_ I NIX'm I,L,t! mly, ,n .-, !-:,-,;;1JJ) (11tIrles 11 _ -in- I 4m' n!Gt'_ atlon5 _'t"y a"Y PVchistrist of Pentagon 1111~j -e I statement. in Watergate, first into effect because Of OPPosiUon which Agnew is Involved. knowledge of such break-Inst. ..-Z-r. pers defendant Daniel Ellsberg mentioned that o Uy!re may have fro'], the late. FBI Director J. _'W__ --"No activity was authorized by a unit directed by White Nixon's request for an inve.4. by me and I U'Jnk we been burglaries for national x- Edgar Hoover. entlUed house aides. , tigation was relayed to Atty. I t) know what ho's talkin' curit) purposes engageu in by hut he Kacnbacli, ho was deputy Gen Elliot L Richardson on noted tha t umier bout" said former Ati Cen both Kennedy and Johnson, theFfltduringprevioUsajfl attorney general under former Wednesday b ItP Hcue "burglarizing of Ulis type" tcok Atty. Ges. Robert Kennedy anJ Chief of Staff Alexander Haig, served In the Just.[Le Depart- Place "on a very large wale." But, he said, tile FBI had served as attorney general said a Justice Deptirtment ment in various positions under from 1%l966 ud he felt Nix. Nixon did net eboratc and halted such activities m okesii si Washington. ,, both esiden John F. Kenn On accusations we Iputy Secry Gerald Nixon also unfair. fl The spokesman, John fiLch. d and Lyndon H Johnson I Warren refused to gi%' do same May fl sth(ciiicnt, Ut in 'lie ought to say who author- en, added that Richardson PRESII)LNTNIXON • George Christian, former tails. l97Ohehadapprovedapianfor editandwhokncwaboutjt,.. Noelaboration would take 'every a3onab1c press; ecrctary to Johnson, lii WasWron a Justice Dc- expanded domestic intelligence said Kacnbach. sp' to plup the eak.c. _. -- .... -;- - : - ,- I go — - o ra n. - _- NEW A A -~~'1111111111111 . ___ AiT - y - - DETE1VES EXAMI HUMAN REMAINS IN - - afternoon and evenin,go hours. Highs mostly in upper 80s. Low ton'ght upper 6 to low Rain probabilit y per cent today, 20 per cent tonight and per cent Friday. I'll- . Crossword puzzle Dear Abby Dr. Cr ane F4itona1coin 7j1 78 .. e .. State N'w .........SA Spos Stoc j .. I --- gg ;t$J,, -------- $A � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1973 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 04, 1973; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/58b3743bc10803efaf4ed341efa41b89.pdf 966185fefc74ce60f65b9b7f95f67eac PDF Text Text 6B-The San'ord herald Monday, Sept. 10, 1973 Are You An Armchair Shopper? Check I $6 income and Investment Property I SANFORD AREA 10 Miscellaneous 2 4 The Bargains - by ---- Art Soniom ---., 1r" '. Fnr Sit lp SADDLE EQUIPMENT-BOOTS western Wear. Save at the Old Corral Wtatern Shop. 17.92, I mite !l at Dearv Listings Want" 1)0 on brand rie 30 I i.,i I, '.II i.. i CARPET WALL TOW4LL 'MMEDIAIE I N STALLATIO N Commercial carpet w4otesatq has over 7000 yardi of new broad$om carpet left over from Commercial i nstallation Will tell and IMlall, at builders whc3etIe cQ%t. 1050 PCI. below r.tafl. Financing f.I Si '!' rn-sn .'. FRE IGHT SALES 1 65 - - - 55 LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS All 1911 rnewlai .i volAny air conditioner instock. SS Over c.sl iut Ii eigttl. (a11 0744 and ask for Sam. STEREOS SEWING MACHINES SUMMER SALE Buy locally and got service Singer Golden Touch & Sew-%77. Neccifi Zig Zag-fl. STEREO Walnut finith, floor model-Ill. Yitht at V. 1.ii:I; c.nd4 r.*-r Center, 307 C. Itt Downtown. Ph. 722 9411 or I4REHOUSE SALE FACTORY PRICES Color TV On Singer tfecchi arid Wnite Zig Zags. A' IewesI26. S,. .-' Sanford Sewing Center, 307 C. 1st. Dwn 37294)1, $14.95 Mo. Purchase Plan Color World TV 6441006 ...._ - TELEVISiON SETS MILLERS I i;S - By DONNA ESTKS LOADED. NOTHING DOWN. TAKE OVER. CALL ef fluent from malfunctioning septic tanks in the deve!op- herald Staff Writer - . MANAGER. 323 6730. 621 1311. WAGON. LOADED, NOTHING DOWN, TAKE OVER. CALL CREDIT MANAGER. 3234730, 2$ ll. I Seminole County Health Director Julian Fried ern. phasized today no typhoid cases gv any increase in intestinal disease has beer) reported In Oviedo Oaks Unit I in the wake of typhoid bacteria findings In 1967 Plymouth 4 door hprdiop, new lag. Tires, arid Inspection sticker. 111 112$. Ifleflt. But, Fried said, the typhoid incubation period is two weeks and his department i.s collecting sainp!e3 from subdivision resident-; In a search for a typhoid carrier, 31' Cruising Houseboat by irwn - ...- . ard out, Off fu, lWifl I3 Fir Inbo boards, air cond., luxuriously equipped for lIve-aboard, 111.500. I Clearwater. *13414 *333. l home it, t' have ill Gov't surplus galore. &rnpius World, 11631 E. Hwy. 50. V!0344. 59 Musical Merchandise PIANOS 1 upright end 1 tpinef, 'b 'y"y$ cc'-'di'frn. CIl tat Apopka, - 3619OrlandoOrlv,3fl.3fl 61 Building Materials 323-5620 68 - -- - - - - • Hors _______________________ Auto Repairs t&r.t Wanted to Buy Junk Cars Removed Abandoned, uanled,jiiIi cars h.Sulfd away. Your cost. 110. (J( ,iid. 25 aivi ao-itmc orof Experts Rea Spanish, Mediterranean Provincial Mercury Comet, '66. 219, extra clean, good condition, auto. trans mIsSion, p.s., pb. SaOfl. 349.5343. Home Improvemeni' SERVICES UNLIMITED HANDYMAN General remodeling, All types carpentry. m.nory work. Free es timates. 372 &S. - REASONABLE PRICES. CALL 322. 3931 Central Air Cot ionlng. For free -_ I estimate, call Carl Harcia at Droit SEARS In Sanford. 322-1771 For Builders, tub Contractors. A&RAPPLIANr,E REPAIR Complete Hx,ise Plans and Shop All makes service Drawings Fast, dependable, ,fh.$30V economical Call v;cleq345.3743 IIIIIIII -- Iris -jiat.-- ' 4-. 74 t'f 'el, re-, 5'?, 1, '.1S249 Also evaabJe:p.ake; headphones and Garrard turn tables , - ".'etiouIe Outlet located Orange Ave. Orlando (b.wss Holden & Michigan). Hours 9-9 Man.-Fri. 3510$. . . Trimming Shrubs. 'rimmed & thaptij. Flower b"ds cleaned & edged to per. tectuon. SpeiiItt. Mowing by request Only. Flee estimate, 32,3. 101*, recorders. Ph. 373 7520. Fencing Ki - ____________ F --ftf -_.~1;~_-_._____1-M,---" I I --.--...___._~ I.1-00-T ___ asism-N-CM-1-6 _.______-..WW1__._ i Slat)),, utt;'y Ghss.Mjrrors 5ENXARI. {,LASS a PAIN: Ct.) 210M 377.1477 - c rr.M slrvjure barn? Call BOB'S BUILDINGS. 3734530 anytIme, hay --- Adding a rom to you t.,FurniSh it with items v.rtljao In Classified nome Improvements ; BuUdozing For Rent -Motor gral,er & sel. NMOft Pan with operators & labot. IM "16 - _V EUL DO'aRwoax CIr.lrng to" Our our SpL67ty 373.1731 after 3 p.m. Compltl* roofing & P*OVW paining, IS t't. fJpefItnCt. Ph. 323 174.3 nlqth. -' C. R. Back hoe Service o Seminole Fill dirt, driveways, septic tar*$ 'tai ]fl9tl73734Q ,III I I atLtt L1WLL BRAPID N.ME $ . Ceramics 28 ~ .. ,l - ----t - -.. C1 117 ieyA' -..., - -? 1*11) buyers fl'r pifle t,malI in )w.(o5t ciaxsit,o aJ lot' results. ' efling ri-lay to move? Sell excess teni qlkty with aciassitiedu - it I p ',, . Roof PATIOS w C. - overlooking . . . etJIm•fes, 323-0196 . repairs, I il I#. Iitt1 tc JOYcFwi5ThRlLL,R& rrr.s rf-'i!.'.s Water c .tiOrfL 2 4.tt0 - all type, no, ctmroflH,&.a Retool Mlillocialify. call j , pod. ing *31 7fl4 or 322 nfl, Free es tt - t ' ,- ____ - (Herald Photo by Mark Wint2) 11110 i 446 i what you _ should be N ews WELLS OR 'LI. D . PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types rw$slzij W*rpairandservlce $TINEMACHINE& SUPPLY Co. W 7iJ f D1 41 Diae c4 ____ ci - . - - . 11 after accepting $36,675 from Lakefront Development Ltd. for aclty.owned lot on Seminole Boulevard west of the former Standard (311 lank (item hint fh.a City sells lot has no reverter efront DevelopmentI Id received an exclusive, nonassignable open end option in March to purchase the lot. The option was conditioned on a master Lakefront developflivflt plan being presented to city commissioners before the actual sale toA place. ________________________________________________________________- n D p Murders .. peeled to argue before a nine-judge appeals court that a president Is not subject to any court order. (Page 2A) A Development Ltd., told com- 'yi3,1iu,, .hii) iztforgiiaflon on Inc Identity of these two males should conta ct me through the Seminole County Sheriff's Dept." Abbgy said. Another body found wtui the young blondehaired girl's corpse near Lake Lotus Just off SR 431: still unidentified, according A report from an anthropologist is still pending and Abbgy said this report may provide new information on the corpse's identity Abbgy said he believes the unidentified body was ditched it the dump sometime prior to the murder of Miss hlarberts He said the difference in the state decomposition of the bodies Indi tes tw o es were probably thert a different times believe u'. were put there by the 15ifl prün' Abbgya1d The last time Miss hlarberts was seen ailse she was searing a grey dress, according to IlH3jUIlCiS pdbiIIiJlg COfl' Abbgy's reports. "On the basis of interviews with her friends we hive learned it was unusua l for her to wear a dress, Abbgy said sultants wouldn't be hlr'td to do a master plan until all PDCttcs 113 the dcvclopn'.ct area had been purchased lie called the city-owned lot the key' j and said if it wasn't purchased it could possibly tern) nate lakefront development plans. In mid-August the city agreed to extend the deadline for development of 14 acres of Lakefront landfill sold to a group headed by Ft. Myers architect W. R. Frizzell. The city is In lieu of lazes during the delay before cOn- Earlier in the investiga tion \b '' 'd he r fle Aug. 5 wl someone she knew because she changed clotheis before she left Her neighbors said they did not see anyone pick her up the day she disappeared, A bbigy said. Authorities have made no mention of finding a grey dress near the make-stuft graves; however, a unique birthstone ring was found near the bodies and Abbgy said today that he believes the ring may lead to a break in the case cl "No one we have Interviewed recalls Laura ring,' Abbgy said truction of an apartment wearing or owning th... McClanahan said Monday be thought similar "strings" on development were to go on the • AA II Ijpp aqI Iviuiiti I r IjI I'.IIJI liii . - "I IIUI II , :- &ii% lJiU W l.LiP.tI1U1I( Development Ltd,He said his reasoning in instigating the closing on the lot sale was the city should have the money and draw Interest in the Interim before development. Project Plans Dropped - PRF.q[DF,NT NIXON'S I[AWYERS are ex- 0 looking "There should have been the GMC originally sought 12 City Manager Warren Knowles struction from Third Street to standard conditions and By BOB UAWD units an acre and later droppedto research "the ultimate size" West 25th Street)," City reverter as on other property A. sold by the city In the last three the request to 10 units an acre. needed for a new sewer force Commissioner A. y main to rv th se e years to e Wi ton McClanahan sa ns developers," . Plafl for a id. million conCity co nissioners Monda McClahan said. project and several other domlnium project on2o acres o! also rezoned 86 acres north of "We shouldn't allow them to in u Illgroves straddling Country Club .046 A 0 Paola Road) and east planned McClaha ii in1 Cliii. I a in II Y tie into the present six-Inch Road south of Mayfair Golf and of Oregon Avenue for multi- developments already on. main serving Idyllwildc Section mL'csioncrs Gordon Meyer and Country ClI4b in Sanford have family units, eight to the acre nounced for the area along SR Three." he said. Morris have asked City 46-A on the city's western side. been dropped. -: Manager Warren Knowles to maximum, 1 1 want the developers to get Knowles said none of the research recordings of previous Gary Martin of GMC Builders Winston and Associates of and Developers Inc., Oritindo, Washington agreed Thursday to together to fund a sewer force developers have been told the meetings on the subject of any sad today the purchase of the the density and announced main to the "Big Inch" (major present sewer main would contingencies on the single lot treet will not be made because plans to put in an $8 million Interceptor line under con- handle their developments, sale. density of eight units per acre, project of 112 condominium imposed by city commissioners apartments and 168 patio Monday in rezoning the homes. No date for starting pruperty, makes the proposed construction has been project economically un- estimated for the project that feasible. Martin said the sale will Include a 36 acre park and ' contract was contingent on recreation area. higher density zoning. f C'rnunissioners -: instructed 4v -11 _V I' Herald Stall Writer ' over? . S CLOG By John A. Spoiski To those 500 or more who attended the Seminole high School Boosters Club meeting at the school last week..a reminder that you'll be able to see yourselves on Seminole Cablevision Wednesday evening from 7:30-8:30, As a matter of Information, there are now over 3, ford homes connected to this home TV service. . - - -. if You sure are if you are I not a regular reader You may be overlooking the very item it in CL'ts'ified' - ('-t You think that perhaps thmgs are a little slow locally in the I building business? . May be... In the Winter SDr1ns area. ... . -- - A And you may be overlooking the many opportunities to find a unused possessions in your home which you'd like to sell! Don't overlook a good thing. Look over the tremendous opportunities Classified offers you today and every day. Cash it buying . . T11E STEEl.. INDUSTRY is granted a price increase that the government admits probably will result in higher prices for consumers (Page 2A) Till' DI'sTItI( T itrfl)11\I" in Memphis hi'aiitls ''case CI(ed'' on the 111ti9 slaying , y g of the 11ev Martin x.iuiier i,,,ing Jr.. uebpite Ifl" . sistance by James Earl Ray that he is not the killer and announcement that he will ask U federal appeals court to free him (Page 2A) . . TV. A measure to extend broadcast ban on cigarette advertising to little cigars has been passed by the Hou se and sent to the President. 1The law, approved 2V to 63, ':would take effect 30 days after _r signing. A 14MLMIIF4R FLORID HOUSE cornmittee begins taking the eidence that Speaker Terrell Sessums says is needed before the legislature can consider changing Florida's tough oil spill law. (Page 5A) ______________________ - - It's something to think about: L a; - y . *_ _ '"" 4I F i . "triple option" fire six per cent, expected to bring protection contract, lea ving the in $12,600 Council discussed Its Longwood area unr. proposed expense ordinance to protected, S .x ,# -, gist sa laries tocoundlmtn but .1 a The council accepted con c ti.xk no action on the IiiaUer and • trcLs lu protect 1.1.tch Arbor for . . .______ .' $10,373 and the remainIng did not say what the proposed _.i__ ' '2 .. - ,,.t i'l'%e ,e'" '"-" unincorporated portions of the salaries were to be. -I Lake Mary' will become the old Lake Mary district f '':'' ,,,J ti" __ $11,130 The county offered first city ouLside the southern ".SL_ _T' d' to $4,560 to protect Longwood area of the county join tii . . hilts, just north of 1ngs- 'xKI ( Al.M) (Council of Local rl~ ;ç and below the old fire district (;o'err31ilem3ts) at the beginning 1 " t line, but the city's volunteer oftt'eyear,decidingtojojn 1 organization it a $250 fee f1renn opposed the pli " "s, I I sm SanfordandOviedoare the only I. that area. -- .ç ""t. Council approved first two municipalities not mem- fr 'h' t! . he organization. reading of its utility tax or. (9001 advice from our DKIGU1 IJG IN FOR MENTAL HEALTH FACILITY volunteer firemen," said AMONG officials taking part today in groundbreaking ceremonies for Councilman harry Terry, Weather decided to reject the county'sSeminole County s $427,000 mental health facility to be built behind Yesterday's high 91 low this offer to protect the Longwood Florida Hospital North in Altamonte Springs were 1 to r Corn. morning 73 and here was .05 of Hills area." missioner John Kinibrough, Altamonte Mayor Lawrence Swofford an inch of rain yesterday. Terry went on to say the and Robert Scott, exectifive vice presidetit and administrator of Considerable cloudiness firenten said it lack of tire Florida 1-10spitial. To be staffed by the hospital, the 24-bed facifitv %vill through Wednesday with also treat outpatients. Architect is Eoghan Kelley and contractor, thundershowers likely today hers not rrcessaril' equip. hlti(ISOfl Company of Florida. Kimbrough credited the League of and mainly during afternoon ment, was council's FCILSOfl for % tOIIni Voter-s for sparking the $325,000 bond issue to fund the badly and evening Tuesday. Highs excluding the area below the from upper &Os to low 90s. Low old fire district line from needed facility. tonight In 7(. protection, llerald Photo by Jane Casselbcrry ' - . ' ' -". - 1)... ,.' , - '. .- ' .'.. (or 11 '• . .- .'- •', ' .-' n ' ...' " • ' :-.: : ' -. - .... .,............-........... - ' ............. * - ........ "x' - ' . .2A Entertainment - . - IA Bridge .................(IA IIot'oscope ........... ..6A Caiendar ., .............3A Hospital notes ...__U ..&7B Public notices ..........8B i COt"ItS - - - - , .. . 7A Society - . ........ 6A Crossword puzzle - - (IA Sports 1.311 Dear Abby ............(IA State ...................5A Dr. Crane ..............7A Stocks.................. 2A Editorlalcumrnent , ...4A 'IV ........ 7A , , . - n Are4tth.i ... ... _________ - - - ' ,. ,' '.' ,". I de x :' making air pirates walk the plank at 30,000 feet. . '. ' - I little lgarsbelrerti.sedon ( Mondaynightdecjdedtoaccept two-thirds of the county's Power franchise ordinance at - ____ 0 at ' and selling 1'. place your own ad, dial 322.2611 or 831.9993. Our readers will be looking for I fort-orrovil -: eight per cent, expected to bring in $20,888 according to the proposed budget for 1974. Also passed on first reading was the Florida ____ - buyer for UP IN SMOKE . dinance set 13'JRICHARDS Herald Staff Writer ! ___ - . Political wrong-doing is defined a5-'somcbody' goofed." GONE -. - a been seeking for months! Look for POLICE say a man charged with a slaying while on a furlough from a correctional institution this past weekend has now been charged with a ra pe and attempted slaying that happened while he was on another weekend furlough in August. (Page 5A) LAKE MARY.City council - - - -- _____Longwood Hills Loses Lake Mary Fire Guard -. and user of Classified! you've THE SEMI-ANNUAL LOVE BUG MATING SEASON is on again and hordes of the radiator clogging, grill-smearing insects flying in mated pairs are making life miserable for Central Florida motorists and service station attendants. (Page 5A) -- specifically SR 434, there are three different housing (kvciopulerlts which will Ic "coining out of the ground" he next thi?t 13 argest Ilie ll include 550 houses, another has 428 stileduled to lx built and the third ',s ill hut Up imound l4i, for a net total of just over 1,100 houses, IE THE SENATE FO K El G N RELATIONS COMMITTEE seeks to use a 20-year-old tactic to obtain access to FBI summaries of national security wiretaps involving Secretary of i': State-designate Henry A. Kissinger. (Page 2A) ' S I A'.-.fl .'.tpri,,)f trei t-..? H-.L iMPMOVLMUI5 small Jobs Wanted 372 133$, "Lake Mary-, - - - MURDER VICTIM'S RING? .. -, I PAUL SLATEP Prolossional Wa,Ipaper Hanger LcCnted . Residential - Commercial Free Estimates Ph. 322 6873 - __ COG BURN ENC q t. .-. t.e'g city 0 between French and Myrtle A Avenues on Seminole _________________________ I Laura Lynn Harberts, 18, an Orlando hospital clerk missing since Aug. 5, was seen by a friend st the theater where she and the two unidentified young men were waiting to see "Jesus Christ, Superstar," Seminole Sheriff's U George Abhy said It was the last time she was seen alfv Abbgy said , - 3' and trrg' It's "Fix up" Time, Hire 3n expert repairman team todays ca$tffo ' i1 - rt,- r o' i. e*perieaed ctrieaneIco #tx. Cs.irCr.s -- ' Patton, Walks adif Are you -. . repair South Seminole Drywall and Spray Srvic, tPllfiging t drywall textures. Pb. 7.$3]$ ___ 'I .. - 4 resiiir'ng. Licensed & bonded. Reasonable, CISrI.* Seals 3Th6II4 iii,C '" t h questioned. I £ aaper naflg.flg rc-:.'r fJm dttdy HaIr ii p,,.,- - V~ Lake Monroe -- t sM vanished. In other developments in the case, in vestigators said Jack Knight, accused pop-bottle -= . - u - ~L - ~--_ ~ Affil"Em _. I -___~_ - -- -r- - two young - 40. Tn,nmlng ' t'.n'-nkIo - - Szmino1e County sherjfrs detectives said today they behese an Orlando girl, whose g> was found in an Altamonte Springs dumping . Li1LL t fft!Lit! tJ1J3 'Fern Park Irr es topped, trimme 1, taken down, cut for firew ood. 75 yts nyptient. Ph. day or night, 373*745 . JACI.SQl35 CERAMICS, Suppile*, in dealer 10-5. CloSed Thursday Custom mao. screen rooms, car3_7 797) pOrtS Top wotkm4napip nid ftit(5 LEACH ALUMINUM FABRICATION, 373 4673, h &Ceramic ~_ _. - - Herald Staff Writer 436 & 17-92f araj Tree - By - C. dEW,OME PLUMBING SERV ICE &erwr.,l t1rl new work. Fermi, bom, Commercial. , da ys a wk, 131 4058 Herald - . So u g wo am en - W. WHCkDon1throw lwayu5etu,kft, sien"s 5411 tti.m Quickly with • ant Ad by raIling 372 - t -- Plumbing - - uspec Questioned - Grooming- I'rotess..,, Wij'i love I am -a p m, Animal Haven Grooming and Boardi ng . 3375137 Pm00ehng7 ROOm Add *11 typal% Of carpentry. Interior. Exterior, Reasonable. 373.4543, " "' - S WHERE THE CUSTOMER MAKES THE DEAL 1114 ZAI'RP 11111 A NA IPERN Pet Care ADCOCI', Rooting 8. Sheet Metal Gutters& Down Spouts - - Sanford commissioners expressed surprise Monday that the city apparently has lost any control over development of the - 4- Z43 MIM . . e WHOA. Don't throw away useful idle le-ms Sell them guikly with n Herald Want Ad b) calling 372 3611, and asking for a friend ly Advisor building, Several If representing Lakefront L* .4capng - Malnfenan,,, Commercial & Residential Charles BtI* Co., 3fl 425 • I a fl KS - . ll La wn Service, Odd lobs, mu Light hauling. Tremblay, 371.7774. Need fencing? Wi install best quality fences, aI typ•s. Fast. Turner Fence Co 371.37$1 . , . Free Es Reasonable A'ter 4-37347g7' TVS, plione eQuipment, 1. Strict tape player, FM AM radk.ts, tape TOWER'S BEAUTY 3ALON (formerly Harrle$rs B.rt Nook) sit P V12 S747. - Hooks Garden & Lawn Service Landscaping, Mowing, Edging, - PLANNING STARTS FOR LAKEFRONT DEVELOPMENT . . (starred) without reverter clause i) CALL 322-131* - - - "Sanford" Lawn Service . ,, 11 - 19/j-Santorc,, Florida 32771 Price 10 Cents . . -Aelo _V~ '.-'_ - 66th Year, No. 17 -_ "'"111-P - ii, 26 YEARS EXPERIENCE 3234106 e Lx- Yamaha 230. Excellent con. ' dillon. $195. Cell 372-3617 after 5 30. LZIG ZAGS - - '72 0 Id clock and pocket watches wanted, regardless of age or Condl?Fcn. 322 3326 - . 000l'Ii" - -.,-.,. I __- _____ ______ 4 used, ath buytr for used articles, fur. nittee, etc. HWY 16 ANTIQUES, 321-6972. . Control Lost Of -":- _~ _ - - .--. W I* o q P . 4* - I A- , F ~ " j, - .3 ,., L_ - rb it v ,IR 1-1 - __ - STERROSPECIAL & TRIMMING IteCtrcnIC Equipment Repairs Hire a super i.ijtvsm, a cis if ed, .0 tl your donI '-' or No Job Too Big or Too Small MOWING, EDGING cr ate P.'.,siC Unuim.tei--RJo 2W99 a ADDITIONS Ehctronlc £qvàseit Repair SAPirOPO HEATlNG 8. AIR CON DITIONIPIG. 2609 Sanford Ave., Need L&M& SONS HOME IMPROVEMENTS DRAFTING & PLAN SERVICE. For builders, sub Contractors 1. individu. Custom PiouW plant, pft plans. 8. room odthoos. Ph. 3234020. Attic AIIIIII q.1 F) C. Hotlman Panting 8. Oecorafir. Interior III ('teeiO(. Quility Work. Licensed 8. Insured. 3234144. IDEAL FocI Table tak up too much room? ACl$setfAd will find It s - * s. tioose from $1993 to $159 9$ Nam, brand vacuums, 19995 New 111 SIngefs, t39,95 The SUBARU DL WAGON _~ .,i~_ =__ _ Motorcycle; ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED rop prices Paid, any condition. &44 5176. W!-'- Perk. frl 1 1. 1 4[ $ - To Serve You! Concrete Sanford Electric Company 7522 Par* Drvr, 322 ISO - :lw __. " . _____ -_ ,.o. THIS WEEK AT UNITEDFREIOHTIALES I t - iL 1 I - - ______ - . - - The answer to "What to do with your old Car." Sell it with a Classified - CASH 372 4132 For used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Buy 1 or 1001 Items, Larry's Mart. 715 Sanford Ave. in - I i P __ ~_ .Sa m" are deed delivered to the buyers 12 Volt Auto Batteries III 95 REEL'S BODY SHOP 10' Snc,qd Avenue' Corvair. 115 nrA tin a it Corvair IS ea. 377 2261, Top Dollar Paid. Auctions every Friday Nite, 7:30 pm AAA. I ()RNITURE & AUCTION . LL''nn,xi 133 Jij 62)0, 625 13.11. 1)01 - 77 FULLY SELF CONTAINED. NOTHING DOWN, TAt(ti OVER. CALL CREDIT MANAGER, 321- 1966 Buick Station Wagon. air. all Power, good shape. $395. 2647 Brookside Court, Maitland, 64.3 Parts-Accessories _____ FURNITURE & ANTIQUES . I -- ONOWEEM .--. - ________ Creek and Mead Manor lakes, until laboratory tests completed. Water sample collections Fried has urged the residents Fried said his office will be from all homes in the sub. to receive typhoid shotfi either division will be completed this from their family physician or testing today to determine If typhoid bacteria has been afternoon, Fried said, urging at the health department. He carried in the runoff from ef. that the residents there con. has 2130 alerted all Seminole fluent saturated lawns In tinueto boil water o' use bottled County Doctors to watch for Oviedo Oaks to Sweetwater water for drinking purposes intestinal diseases or typhoid. - LSSOr SHELLY USED CARS. 70i French Ave.. 323.2%0. . Ford, 1966 stalIon wagon. good condition. Ph 617 3737 Automatic transmission, new lirS. C'.iiI 5 Ciii i; ) 76 '6% MUSTANG. V-I WITH AUTOMATIC. NOTHING DOWN, TAKE OVER, CALL CREDIT MANAGER, 373 6730. 67$ 1111. , Ap&mces. ______ morning was not availeble for comment. - - - the homeowners were cited because set at9a.rn, Wednesday at DPC they are office, 3319 McGuire, suite 232, doing the actual polluting even Orlando, to disiclass immediate though they are "Innocent action to correct the problem victims." and to determine who is responilble for a long range Oviedo Mayoc Lkol, olliff, solution, although In city hail at a Iangley Adair, county DPC "Construction conference" this , I ___ *30.9202 hearing has been chief, said ____ -.. Ph. 1309217 An informal - Vii Chevrolet conver$ewe, V.S. P.S., 972 71' Centurion- Slnt a pfiv rquity of $300 and takeover, Call _______________________________________ ________ .... - - NF.W '.'O Pt.) TRAVEl. H',', 'v 17 9.1 1. (')N (.V, CO I) PH. $34 9121 Classes now forming In beginner English EquitatIon at Shady Trails Public Riding Stables 3 77. -____________ all sIzes, half price. 040 AIR CONDITIONING AND HEATING SERVICE The State Department f Pollution Control Monday of. ternoon slapped land developer Calbert Construction Co., the City of Oviedo and homeowners in the affected area wi th notice of violation of the anti-pollution law and demanding corrective action, . Autos for Sale Ad. Campers Travel Trailers - 2 HORSES -REASONABLE UXCELLENT WITH CHILDREn PM 3715379 lIlt. Sa ber, 3Sh.p. Johnson, trailer. depth I inder, 5530. I') h.p. Johnson, new condition $123 30h.p. Johnson with controls, needs starter, old but runt, gOod 545. 322 1*77. . 'S ill trCpd; L't 1; ',t,! L.r t,'J ui our I' all ter ii. Special price for Sept. Call 373 4914. Meriury 10 HP Motor an'I Chirnr, lilt trailer, good Condition. $300. Call 322 2480 after S. - 7P.M. Open daily, O.S. We buy or sell one piece or hOutChold, Cons ig nments welcome 322 990-9, SANFORD AUCTION. Hwy. 17.97, Sanford. -___________________________ -Grooming fc -1.'.astpr MAIflPIL 2977 Hwy, 17.97 3225961 Surplus new lumber.. Air condihonlng __ P PlymOuth GTX, 410. 4 speed. Sacrifice. days or •vnIng5 373 '745. '69 DODGE POLARA HARDTOP. HUNTER SPECIAL CAMPER, FULLY EQUIPPED. AND PUBLIC AUCTION Every Monday Nite - CLOSED UNTIL OCT I Auction .. - Doberman Pinscher pups and adults. AKC champion lineage Termt available. 363 S740. Equipment 56 Camping Equipment /2 German Shepherd pups, AKC, 6 wks. 5.50. Animal Haven Kennels, 322 5732 between $ am. -6 p.m. Boats & Marine ....,_ - -- Stamps-Coins To buy and sell gold or sliver coins. contact us tirst, We also buy bulk silver coins. SEMINOLE COIN CENTER. IftO W. Ill. 372-4357. Pets and Supplies FREE KITTENS, SOLIDI1LACK. PH. 124-5353, .'jj5( - I 1977 beautiful walnut cabinet. AAA FAA multiplex radio. I track tape player, psychedelic lights, and much much more. Guaranteed. Sold new for 5.429. Pay balance of 1115. or nothing down $ SQ per month. Phone 617.1577 for free home trial HALLMARK. 1785 W. Fairbanks Ave.. Winter Park. New and Used. Freecrs, Washers, Refrigeratorsand Air Con ditloners GENEVA HEATING & AIR CONOlTIopjrç 3I98 Household Goods 69 Equipment for Rent__- Rent Blue LuStre Electric Carpet Sh6mpooer for only $1 per day CARROLL'S FURNITURE. REPOSSESSED scks Applrxc Salta & Service. 7617 S. Frrnh Ave.. Sanford. Ph. 372.7658 I,' IN ZAye PLAZA •FtRN PARK *3)4712 $0 Now MATTRESS A 5" Springt (tns Complete $1, 28 4 - Ncr. arid ust.j KULP DECORATORS 71.000 ISTU Air coditIQn.t. used 6 mqitP'i 5750 35 HP Evinr.- TV-Radio-Stereo * *STEREOS* * FREEZERS Custom Early American 35505. ORANGE AVE ta&chair ............. ORLANDO Nnr z Piece bedroom set, . 11;9,rj. V.nvlro(ker .......57,50 Seft InOude dresser, cheat, Full bed. box springs. mattresS ................ in irrar, headboard & bedding. At$Ø living room sets. U9.95. Hrs. Danish couch vinyl ......... Mon. Fri.9 to 9. Sal. 9 to S. Terms Other fine used furniture availat4e. -.--.----------- 53 RECONDITIONED Rrfr;gera?ora, Washers and Dryers. WARRANTY. Free Delivery. WHITESIDE APPLlANCE, 641 7141. 3 piece Mtite oak bedroom suite, bookcase headboard. M. Ph. 322, 4300, UNITED Appliances KEP4MOPE WASHER, parts, service, u5Cd machines MOOUty APPLIANCES. 323 0697 Slmmor,ttwm oevs with headboards and spfeadt, $40. 3;.';o WILS014MAIER FURNITURE buy tell trade 3n 52 Four six piece place settings, Gorham Chantilly Sterling Silver, extra pecet. Four live piece place settings China Montclair by Lv.snox 3fl33y$ after 1. LS LA IL I 34I45,I Call cnhlecIl &lIIfl&f 1111~w~~111~~ 1 .__ - In u;i y Autos for Sale 70 hold Source Gro is . . 1 61 RAMBLER AMOASSAOO ± 9. -1O,kj , i% I., - Search F0r T -:= •• HOt Rod Special - 193* Dodge Pick up, '67 Flredome DeSola engine, parlially customized, S45(, Club Diamond, DeBary. alt AM FM stereo component tnt 149.93 each; Tape decks $19.95; head çEonri V. apeake's 123 pair. Also available BSR and Garrard turn tabitE a limited supply of I channel systems at $149.95 each; 3 5t,rrOcDnSQles 17* each. 3 AX6000 Garrard, reg. $419. now, only $236 Shop early tar best ielec?ions iirt Mon, Fri 9 to 9. Sat. 9 to S T-rns available, Miscellaneous For Sale . -_.- IS$ Ford Pick Up Runs good. $173 131-6131 STEREO CLEARANCE CaIlart Real Estate 74 Hour See vice Call 372 749$ Below. 1931 Ford pickup truck, clean, runs good. $223. Agent, 373 $430. 35SCS ORANGE AVE. ORLANDO Real Estate Wanted Is Trucks and Trailers 80 47 -.., 1964 Chevrolet El Camino 327. V.I. I Speed, map wheeli, $900. Call 322115$. FOR SALE Commercial building, 30 x 10' wi air condIl,Qned oflice. tdaM ft or storage and bustnen, Lot till S5- * King the bed. complete. 1100 210" . Call Bud, Couch. 2 end loW,s, coffee tables. 175 Truck lopper, needs work. JOHNNY WALKER Revelation slot gun 323 IOU REALTY MAITLAP4D FLEA MART. 194 327 6157; After S. 322 7111 Hwy. 17 02. Open Sal. I. Sun 95 C)) 9550. 831 7930 INCOME PROPERTY "For Sale' two nice Apartment %, large car port, private enlran:ei and extri UNITED lot adjoining, 372 ni. FRE IGHT SALES t I THE BORN LOSER - I. I ...... 4 9 �_____________ - - I1IIIT1IIII 2A-The San f ord Heral d __Tuesday, Sept. ii. 1973 V. ____- _,___________ 1-1- 7-=_-.7-_-~, ____ _. - . -1 __ __---.-_ 1=1~, - - ~ 1 Ii . I _ __ -I R.- - 17._.X_T. . ---' __ !~_'= .I -,oVI a v "n ; --e W, :: " . efense b ,___ WASHINGToN (AR, --- President comm ee has 1. in actions arising from the Watergate break-in and other campaign actIVIIICS The committee, in its quarterly report to the General Accounting Office released Monday, listed $48,000 in legal expenses for I in4ince chairman Maurice H Stuns Stuns, former secretary of Corn merce in the first N i xon term, was scheduled to goon trial today in New : - -' - _______ -- ___________ _____________________ I -- ___ - ______ -_ - i - -----TL - ______ 1) __ - i"I1 _______ .____ P TO I)AT kt\ ( iI\ his nrs iIIriIion in (ron (cnlrr an urb rejuea lion project skich "rrccling a onetime area eyesore called Signboard Illil. Sehed. uied for completion in 1953. the 2O-niIilh project i1i be a 50-building city within city. The massive (ran Center lott1. te!t. dominates the complex desdoptd b' Hall. mar Card!:, __ York along with former attorney Starts reportedl-, has spent $100,000 cmt of his own pocket in the New York Vesco. A committee spokesman said Starts' legal expenses have been paid in connection wi th various civil suits and grand juryand Senate testimony but not in the New York case, Under a policy adopted last April, the Finance Committee to Re-elect the President says it will pay legal expenses of Its current and former of. ficials, but only up to th e filing of for- According to the quarterly report, Stans remains on the committee payroll at $1,500 per mon th . The next largest payment for legal expenses was $28,750 to the law firm representing Jeb Stuart Magruder, former deputy campaign chief who pleaded guilty tochargesof conspiracy to obstruct justice in connection with the Watergate break-in Another $24,495 in legal fees were paid for former campaign treasurer Hugh W. Sloan. (1 N Ap e `i Rul * g 0 p a -I-r ieTI S in WASHINGTON (AP) Pres. privileged from disclosure.' ident Nixon's lawyers were ex. In another development, the House intelligence subcornmittee Last July in its probe of PI fn argue before a nine- House voted 334 to I I to initiate aileged ~:cntral Intelligence Bank judge appeals court today tit contempt action against Water- Agency connections with the presiden t is not subject ga te conspirator G. Gordon WSteIate. ci*irt orders. Ladd He already is servmg an 7U lawyers hoped to corl. Liddy I in nnnt t tarn our U' %%hitt IT-d " kiousL LIp -N'. - -t W grand jury. After that terni, 1w $ recordizigs on Watergate byspeclalprosecutorM.Jba1d Cox. The appeal stemmed from Ow Aug. 29 order by Chief U.S. that ha be allowed to heAr the tapes to determim w,lint, if L - - anything, should be turned O%CT - The appeals court Monday rejected a request from the Senate Watette imitt 4 -' Nguments as a friend of the : :. . - - - . ••- % .fill 71Qt left today's hearing a L. l.uVV-,a) argumen. or • onstfrmu~to-nuflhf?SIflraI .. ' Find it,.. and support of sirin,s _ position by - o law profeorg L" W the tapes. In prelimi- nary pleadings filed by his law. yers, hes Id he would welcome Cox 's he lp in determining whether any of the cooversa- Failing 81 TI. .grIuIiure rc-tar 1rnrs$m:e thinks matter% ,Aill be helped by an end to the be ef Says Drumm ond Ordinances 'Too Much proposed county lot clearin law turned into a Philosophical debate In Seminole County as Sid Skylab crewmen, who used the tape recorded vice of Vlhlen weed growth or U'Ssh deposits - - r - . - - _. - '- - ...,t -_ - - - - - \viai . q - - = -_t__ __~__---=~- - _.___ - Z~ -- - ___ _ZaD -_~_ ____ ~_~;______. - ~ . - -~ VK_ FBMII , . - _____ ___ - ~Flqwlgmw I w - . . g _- rl= .. - - • 1=-__ . .,, r- t .:. - -ik-- F 400--!$ -. •• If - u. . - __ _. __ __ __ _ - - I- ll., Krow Krp$ $'. n"t 131, 11.1 Marcar "" I " I'd 1411 1 AFI CP ' e MMM 11(> STO. (Al, , - r,i EUPIE Mo.. tiger cubs , A $1,, i. __ , 1, j.; ' b 'rorn a gur in hariiis i'idie Mossier, Mrs. (larrisori's adopted son, a)! "Ian : O.ume 375 U11 "I, Jr. Is.. RrI Id th OOt C& at o'. 0' - UPI cw-izd# tin (1:1 C-,l U lines led ad vances on the f4ew Yor+ Stock Exchange by w Di' nearly 2 13 1. League of Women Voters CommunIty Chapel, SR 436, I Shelley McCray Edna L Rice ___ It y ___ ____ I, III 414i~ $ 1 r A*IMAL. _______ FRAMES iu~ 1 II 11110 4111111 $3 2FOR ., - . 3 99 Greon or blue \ - - f , I I ,1. SCIMIC PRINT iii flDIDCt IIRU WU - J . - . Roosevelt Madison , , .' • "'' !, '- Reg 5.49 $4 I ___ ~_ '' ¶'' - - -- . _ 14 - . - .., $I, * A 1 - ,_~, is ' - ,.u, lTiOfl 'l'•- - Use sever par - Th !.1 I' ,, ___ IVIUV1J G CAN HEAD CHE A Richardsw a girl, Sanford £ Mr. & Mrs Charles (Mary) - Edwards a girl, &inford VC~__=_- .- air'r vrUp -.; er •g..1y Polished Aluminum Tubing with I MTI I unu C MIII IC DII PILLOW i lv .- - - ' - - thick cushioning of Polyurethane foam Ilk 4 opl aye w•11' aye rs "f .... Polyester - fibers Bright floral cover in sturdy vinyl SAVE 4.11 PARES CLOSEOUT FROM EMERSON! 5 POSITION PADDED ALUMINUM CHAISE $ PKG call the dwme VV(1qol~- 0 FOR I Re $1 Beautiful flower fresh pr t'; Hemmed borders. AC/DC 8-TRACK TAPE PILAYER oo Regular 19.99 I0 n. ' mi 114 liff Pv '. ,, , i• WI W . I ' Wig F', fli F' t' •r. •i, a ' . r 'rm USS shil t 1 a! ' indpndcnce with "" ,s. _____ Jofum I Knight Jr Charlie F Miller ____ Squadron RVAII-14. Home Albany ((ia; Naval A1rStat1on,WIcwssfoly stationed in Sanford during his l9 YearIaeTVICeintheNaVYHe wasborninKsflJuapolisNC bused at 1u( L Sojtflar L.F.P _____________________ Ray p When Service Matters iiil ml Ih'r ilil I ii Published Daily and Sind,', LA by i Sanlard Herald 300 N French Ave Sanford Fla. 3777' , BRISSON FUNERAL HOME Sunivorit include his wife. Kathryn Mason Wlke. 520 Pit* Bluff lid- Albany (;a. (fqr- (-1 nnford); two )uidn ha' e and Steve 1 ' WtkeJr . parnts,Mr and Mrs, "" John I,. Wike, KannapoIi' and : bro ther. 4ipor Nancy A. Spivey add I Memorial wrvices will be held at Al bany NAS Chapel J1II1i} Croft. Sr LD Second Clsss Postage Pmd no S,anford. Florsdi 321?l Subcrpt'Ofl Rates by OOL T u UPdEAL 'OMt 174 FIRSI - 1ZN E_; . - ' asicfKanuapotisI1aptist1 : s" m' at 230 pm,, Frida y. v 3*'#, x"'1 " is'. J, Wk 5SC . . S '1 Year 978 40 - - for fast relief Robert L, Gillyard - . -..- Regular 14.99 " SWEET DR ! 88 L - OF - $ 4 ' ____ hi- Births Mr. & Mr. James (Phyllis) ; F - - BE A PEAL - .. WA vo.. i... ( _3_•• "* ,- PADDED ALUMINUM CHAIR r44 i ~ - Wide wheals. ..- • '. switch. All-around furniture guard. ' forwIderwt,ows. ' airesystem. Finger-tip - OV Love - CHARGE IT! - .1 -. - - It beats as it sweeps as it 4;,-- : hadeslan ly In -. I . - SAIL NRU CLEANING CHORES! I .r - . A " Caroline Wynn - ,, "_- I ., ., green.WsshaNe. -1 A. rmn )*" ),~ r. I a . - , 6. 1 - 1 . - \ - 1 - ADD A VI! ""T"I dr,igson : PM - BANKS $5 rvn . James M. Hansel Steven Jay Smith ( corge W DUIard Charlie Jones Louie Wright Walter C K en ne dy , Casselberry Albert M Pye, L)eBary Katie Connel l, I)eltona JoanC.Parker,Deltona Joseph A Sheflin, Deltona Josephine M. Petosa,Deltona Patricia It Johnson, Geneva Meta I LeFils, Geneva Cri.tnwv A Vickers Osteen Sharon S Ciener, Oviedo 1 .. ;m -- var ety Helen Ungsch, Orange City Mary D. Grubbs • i -- GLASS Ø 4•• 4 Thomas J. Townu-nd, 1arY James Bryant, IAke Monroe inford mis.iiing at sea and presumed N - / CEU1FICATE ____ Elizabeth Reed ~ I 110 f 11'. 11 .,V. "It M4 " # place. Industructable inolded plastic in v ersatile off white With safety ledge and chromate "jack springs". Fits ceil- Claude Watkins, I.?vB?t3 k Thomas F. Smith 0 W 393001 ._J/_,, 4 1?t' A convenient way to keep things in Dificharges A?.ISI Steve L Wike, , 141 4 131 % tre i Samuel B. Redding Jr. Jon B. Baker Vester Lee Jones Sa nford Mattle Lou Jeff Sanford. , R, -1 JERSEY '- (4 doz - \ .4 I FOOTIALL iJ ,.' 5.99 4 4.99 a for 5 , '_ Deep foa m .' N 399 8inch numberspadded, ___________________________________________________________________________________ washable - Erris Green Admissions has all but eliminated so -* dn! firosson -- -, -- 1. __ I SEPTEMBER 10 1973 STE VCW1hF ' tV T tI - Area Deaths - I H ospital "government by crisis" In 37, W. $OLID-CEKTER O!-F LL5 - iia Reg. NFL PADDED - commissioners to meet four Vitt -_ WILSON FOOTBALL rre ?UI WITUIU flAflU RYO IflINu niirnn flUn Live entertainment and Country Ballads. Social hail refreshments. Oak at M. times a month and said this 'T'k'_ • / '- N I I -- Wt2on ________ __ 0 R*g. URUV - ~_ - ___ 3 99 THE BATHR0811 SPACE SAM from 7 p m to I a m at the Quality Motor Inn banquet Sept. 22 room, 1 at SR 434, for the All Souls da nce open to public * years will be the most Constructive years in San. ford's history. Ile said he has been instrumental in getting McIntosh iald the Meadow problem should be considered -. The Seminole Democratic Pacey Realty Building, 421 ends at noon Oct. X Sterv- She told the council in 05 - , Continuing Education. Sept. is - F,xecutive Committee will sanlando Springs Dr. (SR 434). __ ' • Sluggish W i ll ie, - COMMISSISWns m ONER to build 6W coridominiums and delay In work Is a hardship on 2f)Oapartmtnt units on the large the la nd developer. w. si ' be suit Said David 1,gesW market prices opened lower f V, contintlim, . - . ,----dy Ann "Ii t1 SANFOItI) i ..'~ 9:45 a.m. Topic: Education. Sanford. WILSON ______ - League of Women Voteça ee OurSta ff rc :ggV Its '° Mflnda% . ifl strom said he takes pride in noting city taxes have been reduced from 16 to 8.5 mills during his first term and said Uons. Recently the city tounci he believes the next three sailboat accident Suturally, I the Mediterranean 5(flJ I 1. - - scripti on rt ' - Nt- Judge Arthur C. lzgw M, 13211 1IF I I , pa",v a I 0 Progi Cc - emotional, at 7:30 p m , Sept 13 _____ ? -- r - ;. h pan a I "Community I A dul ut an I -. . . •15-Qt. spout pail •5-section Cutle tray e20-Qt. waste basket *15-0t. round ulS,, pan •18-Qt. utility tub *Vegetable bin J I I noon Civic - - , - - - ci top"ic, Coo pe r a tion I Regular 590 to 89$ each FITS , a ---z- Rota - FOR ' ~Vf_ -- p m, conunity center Sanford 11 \ i on Crisis 2. suicide and discussion unit, Altamonte electionDec. 4 for the city post he's held for three years His is the only seat open this year and qualifying tract of property. The Meadows is to be City Atty. Kenneth McIntosh billed for the engineer's told the board cartographer assistance Barbara Dampier has been working on charting out the land descriptions, but has only gotagoodsthrton the j0b M t JI said Ms Dariipf (ow 2110 lite many mistakes in the legal ii descriptions indicating ixetlons , of the prop'rty do not close mL "' (have betijnrnnj* but no end ' "u' si's i while others overlap ,' ,-' Ms. Dampier over the years I ' has found many city paix,els ,"' ,,' ' with Incorrect legal descripL ' i. EIed hr j 4 m.rIusIiy me enjoys )'asin the 3-month-old climb r. m zoo has 15. bt k - ISM '%, . i'e "' dvy in tile court of I)Lqrict k~ IM M 0 :4!WW~~~ 6 M Zi~~~~~ W w ' # 241 4 IV-. Suit Is thooIngoftcin,b taci for 13)0 Lawyers for both sides 'gr''d . jolor" Li iL., R ~~_ ~-agg, . 'i:' S,4OJ g?' ', It, calvold EWA-ri.io million damage suit against Candace Mossier Garrison - - -,,, 4 ' *. A,wS,lI' Th,i AmT&T : jov Mossler I IF jJ - __V: '. __ - - ~ is'. Vihlen replied, "let the ""ttf - - t - 114 A¼O 5Wamps_een though they mhtbeidacenttoresIdentlal areas and harbor Insects, rodcnj and skes Zoning director J B. Last 000*1(j% 74'1 . 18' 6 24', . ... rpwi~ ft responsibility fall where it - O FNiew - ~ ~~_ _ - --) iae ordlnancewouldcompelcounty - I - - - __`i - . -' - ,• kR - - - ri,', I 1I D committee will have a program - Noon S voq _ - and u cr-se. The Mra,ow Co. is planning on an emergency basis and any tors takin' a waft-and.sec attitude with prospects that til e fifinil) nit it bill ssill sta) Uft same, for thc Wi being at lest NEW ..' _______________ one of the members of the O'Laltes Country Club property ceiling on beef prices saw most wholesalers and retail --- --. __-_ -- da r League of Women Voters °P membership coffee, 109 auditorium at l:u p.m. Greenleaf Land, Altamonte Program will be Mrs. Poll y Springs (Spring Valley), Steve ns from Stepping Stone., Day Care Center F or Adults All nurses invited. eo. 13 _____ :V~_ _~- - descriptions of the Land on record where no land NEW YORK (AP) --The flrstdayafter the lifting of the _____ - Joeph smeyor to clear up legal Past Wt subdivision pints M Prices Will Stay Same ______-- ____ Sc The comnlittee, after being Meadows Development Co. today, the 46th In their 594ay with Commissioner Greg quipped, "You must have been on privately owned lots ,i fwninond declaring "we are to a CROP meeting last night." residentially zoned areas. "We are not trying to cam around here' ministrati,.n nssista'it Betty Out garden club t ype clean-up DnimmnJ h sr 'n' \, p (kijl effort ihlen s a i d, after 411 gettingtug) $11411) or to ace just exactly Assistant County Atty. Howard dln&lceswhere,wjth a little bit stint we're Of effort from the commt.sfon coniplish here"trying to ac- Marseewarfledugai nst to ccier against so many sins we won't n',e-d them," sald the The ehairittan said he favored by making the laws s - broad as to cov er all points, but weakening thnbecause they are so vague.W __ VihenandMarseeagrut the Doard had no inten tion of -T L -! : --cy reguiatin natural forests or - late Conklin to work with the land. was aboard Tuesday, continue scientific experiments safety crea ted by excessive 1p.m. _________ authorize City E'glneer B. C. did not match actual astronaut Owen K. Garriott's wife to pretend a woman th MW permit to brea the," Dnimxnond BYCOmmUfljtyC.enfr.4..7 _________ that Lake Kathryn Circle was not on iLs recorded right-of-way CA&SELBERRY -7be city and that t. .%& for private council Monday nignt agreed to Properties fronting the street SIJACE CE*NTE 11, Houston t All) - The high,gpirited be t'andled by warning letters amendment to the old law individual com- m-ering what he called "ex. missloners, treme conditions" "Pretty soon wre'll need a possible hazards to healposing - ss. 12 Red Cross Bloodmobile, mv .•-±.._. Hemid Staff Writer work session on the from • Jj- mal By DONNA ESTFS negotiations. either a new ordinance or an Herald Staff Writer A Way Crewmen Into 46th Day NE By CIIIIIS I * .it the lIou.se of Skai I -. Ca len ' IMEMW rv~ s Contain Mistakes I6. DETROIT(Ap) night against Chrysler Corp. is being outlined for plantlevel leaders of the Uni ted Auto Worker-a, although there were some signs of progress in contract - _ef , McCarthy charged BW&n with Lap Issue. Strike Strategy Outlined . - Sanford Lions Club noon ftietti -, - 19 • ih 1, V. I, members saW Kisaccess Y singer's confirmation will not files, established S .ibCOffl• be delayed because of the wire. mittee to read U material. legislators won't act on all his projects. House Speaker Carl Albert, D-Okla., said, 'We are willing to meet the President halfway" given to the grand jury -and a price The Fulbright and several other message. However, there were Indicat.ions that the guidelines and procedures in determining what should be rimittee height 'ctieduted to leave for being a poc; security risk The Europe ghtthCISUtDU. corn 1Itteethnsoughtgwe.n. 1. WASHINGTON ( AP ) - Congressional leaders have In. dicated that they will consider some of the proposaL, made in President Nixon's new sate of the Union t, Cox asked for ! to the Soviet Union asked to tonUfy and with F& Willing To Meet Halfway Watergate Conversat1ij preicnted directly to the grand Jury. .~ z -~- X vue I. Sept- 17-- netmgat8 pm at the Florida State Bank committee is expected to take Charles Bohlen as nin until his return Monday. private by Sirica and order L%e Sept. 11 - KV At least 15 persons have I I k'~ 0 11 / rv i ri rn 111111 MW Z1L ___________________________________________ _______ !. mn run I Ade isiononanew trial for araId Hutberg, assistant Seminole Bissonette should be made county public defender, said he wiPhin 10 days Rutberg said. "If the motion for a new trial has filed a motion for a new murder trial for his client is not granted I will appeal the Rutberg said he took the verdict," Rutberg said. J 16) )) I BRIGHT PUSTICS I I lP4dP' J_-- - 41 I I - "It is a routine procedure to Bissonette sald t shot Newell is self-defense af te r appeal a decis ion," Itutberg want the 31-year-old cher ?ist repeated sexual a fair \r nt tit \ttv Newman jwb'' and that lay motion fir a I Brock tha t nvw trial 3hould not bt-- con. culltcnded urdered Newell tit strued otherwi-I Rutherg said the subcommittee would several more days to finish its Lyndon B. Johnson, John F. Kenriedy and other presidents appeals court to remove any S1rla said Monday he would wekne a cmiii order per. miWng C to join him In 1 was Newell was a aggressively 10 bullets near the 1-4 Lake bisexual person. - Criitm,r. ci J- ubco' nittee said that, came after Kissinger's second f In his Posi tion not to allow day of teony deure of these he hoped for a Kissinger 's appearance today The similar dispute in is in could be his last, although the vnlved the nomination of ared ), Charles Newell. Nev,ell's body jury which would have shown -~n-.-Flp=iQa. ernme ent files. ministrations because there is a lack of total documentatlon for money spent onsecurfty for the homes of For his part. Cox urged the - il~ ____ summaries • the nntien) tc'-ne Gcrcril E!Jict I 'Uch Securi ty wiretaps ardson,whoe&Ucrine day In a similar case ) years hadrefedforatt the . I - WASHINGTON (AP)- JUT. Andrew j. HIrLshaw, R. Calif says the cost of protecting President Nixon 's h0mes cannot be compared with t4t in previouz ad. mont by judiciary, they atgued. ____ sentenced ~ I wa prisoner given a life sentence Is not be considered for parole year term for until he has served 25 sears the escape and said that te rm Rutberg said his motion for a wouIdflcoentlywjth fleW trial is also based on the life sentence he is now serv ing. premise that Judge Richard After a week-long trial In Muldrew did not give the jury ssoneite instructions on exusab1c 10, was found guilty of first degree homicide liflu refused to allow in theshooUngoI issiner inittee obtained access to go%- the swnmaries ti' or a new state Bisonnette told Judge Voile C) to try to get access to FBI seek an appolntment with At- the consumer, and a steel official sald It would the cost of a car by about $11.88, of a refrigerator byraise 56 cents and of a toaster by a penny, Costs Cannot Be 1 bersMondayIoasu0j price of steel has been approved by U* Cost O( Li ving Council, 711c total hike will rmount to $9 a ton on ni-t rolled s) (, rea ch temPOrary P3SU would Irreparably ham the offict .of presldenc) and put the na- ____ UA~ . ,-_- court , & lGTUN (Al) - A two4tage increase In the •ugi*u.1tnM it ws n e fcrce of law that prompted Sliica's ruling, but pressure exerted by the so rdid and unhappy epi of Watergate. - r ' Steel Hike Approved In the written arguments 3f filed ofl.S lawyers -ff I. 'u stitutions lost $313 million that month o ,r1njd1ju1Idu$ctjofifl - 11 ii the possibility of '1' ~111 . ii,6 4111 I . Sen. J.W. Fulbright, elmir. tion, the committee voted 14 to o man of N~ Foreign I(elations Monday aitternoon to c%tablLsh i*ni&& Lt, 4IflC~1 ' inuzi U suouzrnnIttee F ulbrighi accounts by $510 million while savings and loan in. charge carries a maximum of District Judge John J Sirua d Tub, th banks have increased their net deposits in consumer theWatcrgbrakJ The congressional contempt 'i"_ osits t faces Jul Wmonth to 20-year prisontermforhL,yvjcsJn on - I escaped from WASHINGTON (AP) However, they indicated the 1953 subcommittee, John Spar. Senators considering Henry A. effort will not stop to obtain the kman, 1)-Ala., is the , Kissinger's nom nation to be information on who authorized subcommittee, along with CIII. secretary Of state have dusted Um 1969.1roO wiretaps on 13 ford Case, R.N.H. 0) off a 20-year-old precedent in an government officials and four Bohien subsequently was ap-. eff ort to get Informatlor, about newsmen and why. proved overwie1mIngIy for tht administra tion wiretaps Reflecting that determina- Moscow post. WASHINGTON ( AP) - Savings and loan associations have complair'ed that action by the Fed eral Reserve Board h",cost them thousands of custoiner3and dried up Z1,t:1r funds available for t.~dnfy mortgages. Afte,- the- refused even to take eight-month contempt.of_C`Ourt - C sok Orlando chef, pleaded guilty to young man to We Imprisonmen t an escape charge Monday and is contracticto,ry to that belief got an additional 15-year and It Is in fact cruel and ~ w News I . - a r n 0 youth, serving a life sentence ~ general and Nixon carnpeign chief John N. 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BAILEY 834 t12 KICK UP YOUR HEELS IN WEDGE CLOGS BY FAMOUS FRUIT- OF-THE-LOOM - - * in *Mo I - - 11 V'1tDA_ t)I'T'T' DISCOUNT ___ SA __£TIj5 STORES ORLANDO ORLANDO WUCTEk PARK f1.1#k.(--,d Plala Shuppfva Cif 00"I WA Y I J m 1: 10 P. pk lx~oi I I A izi to ; III m F-elch Hefndo P1.114 SCI 1`4 Oriana,,) Ave Num I I a f1i to 7 P "I iourl i I J fVg t-, , P :. LIISMURG •, 14th %Ireelg ki S N W , ;, '4-, 11 ?, , ! . . -- N'. --- �rtcrdHer&d - Tuesday, Sept. 11, 1973 By Saving Money I With the costs of government and services increasing for Seminole's citizens and their needs, one governmental body shines brightly with a cash surplus and a self-supporting entity that requires no tax doll ars. The Sanford Airport Authority has adopted a $953,905 budget for the fiscal year beginning Oct. 1. The nearly $100,000 increase over the current budget is made possible by a projected $40,000 industrial revenue increase plus an $80,000 increase In cash surplus from previous years. With tight administration by Airport Manager Manager J. S. "Red" Cleveland, the airport authority board members, who don't receive for their %orkhave included expansion of facilities at the 1,635-acre former Naval Air Station. Included are 32 new "Tilangers" that will be rented for small airplane storage and a 3,000square foot addition to a building leased by a millwork firm and expansion of facilities for the Sanford Crime Labthat serves Central Florida law enforcement agencies. Cleveland expects aviation revenues to drop *.3,000 next year to $95,926 but the 67 present in businesses and warehousing opratons located at the airport are cx er!r-d to w IlwLe dull,i ,ilia jU i. titu tue Sanford economy, Sanford city commissioners, voting themselves a $100 a month raise in salary, have kept property taxes at &5 mills for next year by juggling figures in the $2.792 million general government budget and raising sewer service ____ -- ! ( t. - t i -- -- charges to cover an anticipated $136,000 deficit in the city's $1.24 million utility operations. Along with the status quo on taxes nearly half the city's residents Will required to place their garbage on the curb for pickup starting Oct. 1. The other half will continue to put garbage at the alley iine. Longwood is actually dropping prope rty taxes from 3.97 mills to 3.68 mills for next year. The decrease only meant losing about $7,000 in revenue and other sources including cigarete taxes, utility taxes, state revenue sharing and municipal court fines are projected to easily ferau) ir.'an[nrI . W 11 TELEPHONE 327;11 3OONFRENCf.AVE . ---- "Now - - WAYNE D. DOYLE Advertising Director & Associate FRANK VOLTOIJP4E. GI JOHN A SPOLSK1. Asiae Editor DEWEY ROBINSON Circulation JANE CASSELBERRY County Fdi?Or - V V Why Didn't I Thi Florida 1 JACKSONVILLE, Fla, (AP) Former State Republican official George Champion, Jr., crash landed Ill!, twin-er.gtne plane early Tuesday and walked away from the landing unharmed, authorities said. ii@n, 4, chJ (i Fkid In Jacksonville 1w two hours to use up furl after the f%lafln'1 hrnsllng gear malfunctioned, After firemen foamed the runway, the wealthy In. dustrlallst brought the plane in for a belly landing. Champion was uninjured and there was no fire, airport off kials said. - ____ _____ _____ ________ TtIlj ____ ______ Tax Returns Sought TALI..AIIASSEE, Fin. (AP) The State Board of flusiness Regulation wants to require certain state employes under its Jurisdiction to submit copies of their federal income tax returns. But the board has asked Its staff to determine if they can require the tax returns and. If so, who should submit them. The staff report is expected at the board's monthly meeting today. The five-member board regulates pari-mutuel wagering, hotels and restaurants, land sales and the liquor' arid tnbaecn Indttr1es. - - • V. - , . . Trailer Insurance To 'Clear' ROYGREEN Advertising Manager DORIS WILLIAMS Soc iety Editor CHARLES HAYS Mec Supt NELSON Magazine Editor RALPH HAYS Comp. Room Foreman 8ILL VINCEN1 jp, Chief Photogra pher RAY STEVENS Press Room Foreman A - SUBSCRIPIION RATES Week III 706 Months Home Delivery - By Mail ;.0 OO,.'r !. In FIoygj, 124OMon th $75 4)l Year Same A M-3ntris 316 20 ti •U Mn'h fei'ry 12 mos 13740 Postal Reguløteons provide that all mall subscriptions be paid n ad va nce Entered as 5ond class matter August fl. l9 & the Pof tAf,t of Sanford. FJor'a 37" P'lopart of any material, news or advertising of this edition T he Sanford Herald may be reproduced in s-iy manner without ,'.r,tttn perrn,soft of t he publisht-r of The Herald Any ir,dvidal or firm respons.tile for such reprodu.tion will be onsoeed e infringing on The Herald's copyright and wiU be held !iabte for damage und-'r the IJW Puti,,twd daily and ¶und,i s eicept Saturday Prescriptions By Generics? P - - - The Herald is a member of thp Associated Press whih i entitl*d eitciuj,ively to the use for reproduction of all the local neiks printed in tr's r*wspipr - Black Community Marva Hawkins 372 Bear Lake Forest City r- -' "- 'v,'i Q'ij Lit Mantieux FannetteF&wards -' '°' Mn. Clsresice Snyder 3fl•4 Wint- Springs V 7 Cass.erry. Fern Park TangIewoodEf - Newsmen Abolish Skits Gotdenr4 Eabrooii - -- By IL&L BOYLE TAMPA, Fla. (AP) Jim Walter t J i. i I iliivatre who __ 'TT) ! ' '' est thing he has put together Is the Jim Walter Corp., a prawl1r netwerk of several companies and 125 plan ts which he expects will do a business of $1.1 tIllioo In the building field lIds year. Vie °'' Ai ' top prochxer cE building materials and ranks fourth In the nation SI buiWer of homes. JIm, a young truckdriver With only a 12th grade educa tion, started the fn in 1946 with 00 he had saved and he burrowed frnr, his faU'. "We started budding shell houses — wLth the OtItside flftUshed but left f theowner," he reealk'd "Our sale price ranged from $95 to $1,495. "We succeeded because we had a good product and were lucky to be in the right place at the right time. A big building boom was just getting started. The same kien wouldn't it li;is L. a done," Jim 50W about 250 homes ant! grossed $300,Ut first year. ye his firm will market between e,o and 9,000 more flnW*d homes at an average price of I&OeI each. Todiiy, Walter, a graying stafooter with the exuberance of a cheerleader and (he build of an atiek, could cash in Ids cd for $25 million, his essoclates believe, Jim li1m figures he's probably nearer $ million, ' "it might depend on what day you look at the stock market returns," hei How did Walter succeed when hundreds of other rnsll builders failed? FInancial oservers credit his organizing skill and his ability to get needed capital from big city bankers at criti cal junctures In his expansion program. Jim, who Is still his own best s-ui:n, ut it tbt: -There is a lot in perslstencn, In liking what you are doing, and In liking people and being able tojuzjge them," His ability at picking talent Is unquesioned. lislE a dozen men who stayed with him over the years are now millionaires, too, Although Jim Lsabreexy, Informal man and likes to be on a ft-name basis with people, he regards himself as a hardnosed businessman. So do t men who work for hirn• They know they have to produce or go, but that If they do produce they get a larger slice of the melon, TALLAHASSEE, Fin, (Al') The Capitol Press Club tins voted to abolish the annual skta presentation at which newsmen poke fun at politicians. There was no discussion o reasons for ending the skit.s when the club held the vote at a regular meeting Monday. The club also voted to continue the Kilgore Headliner Award for service to the public's right to know. The award has traditionally been presented during the skits but now will lit" presented at an annual dinner, - 0 'T Lnftrin Altamonte Sprino BERRI'SWORLD i , 3" 7611 Liza Baker -- - makes success look worthwhile. 'Life Is a Joy to met" he marked. "I quit working Just for roney a long time ago.! get a kick Out of putting thlfl1 tthei' and I .. TM.LAUAS.sFa:, F'ia, tAPi 'l'he Public Service Commission has ordered a hearing Into a proposal to require Southern Bell Telephone Co. to provide nontoll pervice between th e Hollywood.Hailandale area an d' Miami. The commission order Monday said residents of Hollywood suid Hallandale had requested the change. The hearing was set for Oct. 16 in the Hollywood City ('ommis.slon meeting room, — Ex-Multimillionaire Wheels To Top JACKSONVILLE, Fin. (AP) — State Rep. John Forbes, Diacksonvllle, says medical prescriptions should specify the generic names of drugs Instead of their higher-priced brand names. Forbes will soon spearhead an effort to make it a law when the 1974 legislature convenes. Ile heads a select House committee on consumer protection that will meet in Tallahassee next week to map out an Investigation of the State Pnarmacy Board plus the other 27 professional and occupational licensing boards. Phone Hearing Oct. 16 - - e Manro - Grace Spinks 83t Sob? r 'I In His Trucks Herald Area Corresponder1ts LonQ'.',oc Arm Riie' F] I V9 tI Other Thoughts . TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) Insurance Commissioner Thomas O'Malley says guidelines aimed at ending confusion In buying mobile home insurance will go into force Dec. 1. In a bulletin sent Monday to companies writing such insurance, O'Malley said only five uniform policies will be allowed after then. "Each policy will contain standard minimum coverage that will meet the needs of mobile home owners," O'Malley said. - 41 'Above' politics? president needs to be 'in' politics 1 Champion Unhurt In Crash .. 1. News Briefs _____ ___________ _________ 'It ____ Superagency Requested ________________________ \\ FORT PIERCE, Fla, (AP) A state official says the legislature needs to create a super agency which would be above politics to deal with envirorunental matters In Florida, 0+ I, Poari-ck, a Uk'fllher of the Florida Ganme aol Fresh Water Fish Cornnttssion, said an Environmental Resources Department Is needed to take over the work now being done by the Pollution Control Department, the Department of Natural Resources and the Internal Improvement Fund, -- - - • - _______________j — U __________ a ____ --- - - op -- I$1J NCk 14( "My guess is that you're against the use of mob/lea, because of how they pollute, o autoI won't give you a I/fl and lot yo compromio your pr/ndP10811, 17 Arrested On Gambling JACKSON VIIJ.E, Fin. (AP) Officials; now say 17 persons, including three police officers, have been arrested in a gambling crackdown. Two more arrests were made Monday by police and 1131 agents following 14 arrests over the w'ekend In raids on several alleged girnbling houses. An Fill spokesman said poker and dice tables and box" used In a card game called "skin" were confiscated In the raids. - -V dition at Seminole Memorial Hospital. Trooper T. It. McIntyre of Florida Highway Patrol was the investigating officer. (Herald PhotohyCindyFlanders) _____ k of That? - WINIFRED E GIELOW Comptroller .1 RICHARDS -- ________ ____ - SANFORDFLA771 DAVIDA BRYANT Managing Editor - TOM SMITH of Riverview Avenue, who rolled a 1955 station wagon narrowly missing this house on Vest SR 46 Monday, is listed in good con- _______ - WALTER A. GIE LOW, Editor and Publisher 6. _________ . •. 831-9993 -, DRIVER INJURED IN UNSCHEDULED VISIT _____ are unwil1ing to bear it and grin without having our so-say.--Columbia (S.C.) State ______________________ -: too — "cLs and robbers," "male and female,"— 'enc that when r2vcrsed do not ?end "right." Thus, we note with some distrw.tion while walking through the Yellow Pages of our telephone book what seems to us to be irregular jupsith1s. Fo1' ea4mple, Li one looks for "nuts and bolts," he is referred to "bolts and nuts." And looking for "tool and die-makers" the reference is !.'ack t "dim.kc.- ." We do not hold that Ma Bell's publication j the standard for language usage, but It should not nilly-willy turn our phrases turvy-topsy. We .- Ll - of words that go together in a familiar order. We have in mind such words as "husband and wife," I WASHINGTON — House Keiley, however, shows no InSpeaker Carl Albert has clinatlon to Open U the con. asked the FBI's 'new boss, greuiona fil es. Although the Clarence Kelley, to advise FBI hasn't hesitated in the him on the "very serious past to show files to favored matter" of FBI congresionaI congressmen and newsmen, Kelley wrote to Koch: files. 'Seek New Law' For years, we have been "II there Is a need to purge reporting on the FBI's habit of keeping files on prominent all references to you from Americans, including mem- FBI files or that you must inbers of Congress. As evi spect our files, certainly you dence, we have quoted ex- are entitled to seek ap cerpt.s from the secret FBI propriate legislation to accomplish your objectives." files. Unless Albert's Interven When Kelley's predecessor, Pat Gray, took over lion carries more weight the FBI. he blandly assured with Kelley, In other words, it r newsmen: "None of you guys will take an Act of Congress to eliminate the FBI's politiare going to believe this files. and I don't know how to cat By JEFFREYST. JOHN WSICrgLteS. In a recent ap- acknowledged that "unbridled this columnist, that Common make you believe it F.zprru: Most of Diplomatic but Copley News Service pearanceon NBC-TV "Meet the presidential power" got us Into Cause seemed more Intent on there are no dossiers or our wandering legislators WASHINGTON "Much Press" here, with this Watergate and that thepolitical curbing the political power of secret files. are now back from their that passes as Idealism." ob. columnist as a guest panelist system was n grave danger, business while leaving We immediately offered to summer Junkets, but the labor's served the late Bertrand representing Copley News lie denied, however, in an. political power largely on- tell Gray, since he was new souveniers they bought are Russell in 1952. disguised S C r V I C e, Gardne swer to a question put to him by touched, r around the FBI, where some following behind. Usually, hatred or disguised love of of the secret files were these are shipped home by power.'' _______________ --.________________ ____. çf ash'd \V. v'u pr ! I diplomatic pouch ac if they the FUlL New L)I,tht, several of the file numbers to were state secrets. thrust of li beral "idealism" n __ help him locate the hidden Thus, the taxpayers not been to concentrate enormous dossiers. only pay the travel expenses power in the hands of the ______ Caught Snooping for flyng mem bers of Con federal government, denying But it wasn't until the FBI gress all over the world but these many decades that it was was caught snoing into th also the freight charges for an extreme danger. The private life of a Democratic bringing back their accumuWatergate affair, however, has congressional candidate six lated loot. demonstrated what happens months later that Gray ad In South Vietnam, for inwhen political and economic mitted the FBI had been col stance, some visiting con power are centralized In the lecting information on both gressmen went orta shopping White house. congressmen and candidates spree. They dumped their NO since 1950. vases, jade elephants and much of the liberal Several congressmen, bricd-brac upon the U.S. community here In the nation's eager to find out what the FBI embassy which shipped them I capital has seized on Watergate -_ has been compiling about by diplomatic air pouch to f —_ as t weapon to use against them, have asked to see their Capitol Hill }tident e FBI files. But the bureau has But the U. S. embassy In he efoundiy .'zcn d contended that the law Thailqnd halked when Rep. ___ confused many of the nation's prohibits the destruction or Lawrence Hogan, It-Md., dl3seminatiun of existing tried to send a rattan patio li We hSV two IUUMStIOnS to offer files. set home by diplomatic Now the mighty House pouch. Th e embassy fired off as evidence. Now _______ has Joined in the in- a 'ahle to the State Depart. Linerals are now well aware _______ qulry. As yet, Kelley hasn't ment requesting guidance. of th e contention by conrespondedto Albert's request. "Air freight cost on servatives that the federal But he has been turning down packages Congressman S I& vk* k 'ongress1unaI requesti. 2to: '" '% r.outed embassy 1 powerful, as richly vindicated For example, Rep. Edward escort offi cer to pouch to ;912 by scandals like Watergate. Koch, D-N. Y.,a leader in the Washington will amount to LLbCTSIS are at a loss to know effort to close the books on $620," explained the cable. 01 . the FBI's political files, g31 "Embassy escort officer ad what to do about a massive ft*_~_ I RIJ nowhere with Kelley. buresucritixed government vised Congressman Hogan ' Equally Entitled' 0 IF and a strong executive which shipment via air pouch would "I am confident,'' be very expensive and recom. they supported for decades. responded the FBI chief In a mended packages be forOne zuggestion in the wake of private letter, "that you have warded via surface pouch. the Watergate affair Is to clean fi le references in your office "Congressman Hogan up political compaign conon me and my predecessors stated anoth er Embassy had tribution practices. (to locate correspondence). I forwarded his packages by . -.. : nothing sinister In your air pouch and th us did not John Gardner, former maintenance of file agree shipment should be via Health,Educationand Welfare references on me and Itrust surface pouch.... Advise secretary In the Johnson adyou would agree this bureau recommended means of ministration and now r.halrman Is equally entitled to maintain transport." of the liberal activist group such file references concernThe State Department 4 Common Cause, advocates ing you." finally notified Hogan he such a cure to prevent future From our own access to the would have to PY commerFBI's secret files, however, cial freight charges to ship I Whenever policy is being set, th e president ought to conwe can report that the FBI his patio furniture to aider objections and arguments. But the structure t keeps far more than routine Washington. White house staff, says Cronin, virtually guarantees that references. The congrea. Hogan told us he never ask' they will never raise the objections to him. This makes it all sional dossiers, In addition to ed the embassy to send his the more important for him to take part in political negotia. newspaper Of Lion. and package by diplomatic air biographical data, also con- pouch but merely mention ed tam eavssdrop information, that the Saigon embassy had But because the president would look bad if be participat surveillance reports and done so. ed In party politics, his aides m ust go through gro tesque con• gip from informants. tortions to prove that their boss never had a political thought Footnote: The other house in his life By Don Oakley members in Hogan's party Speaker Albert's FBI file. for example, contains were Bells Abzug, DN. V. Webster defines a politician as being, among other things. Cronin oilers the last cam aign as an example In deciding 'a schemer, an Intriguer. re Joshua Eilberg, fl-I's., Marport about his relationship to do what most people taJed keep himself "above pols with lobbyist Fred Black, yin Each. It-Mich.. and tics" Mr. Nixon was able to Ignore the local politicians Although this definition is marked as "obsolete." it Is a based upon conversation William Steiger, It-Wis. The and set up his own Committee to Re-elect the President. fair certainty that if a poll were taken among Americans picked up by an FBI listening Navy flew them, their wives today, a heavy majority would opt for this meaning rather From a management [AInt Of view, it had great advan. than another one listed y Webster "one versed orexperid ev ice. tages: Every thing was under control, ever everyone obeyed orand Bella Absug's husband to enced in the science of government a statesman. The firm but friendly den. Yet CREEP did things which the national committee the Far East, would never have authorized, Watergate, of course, is chiefly responsible for the fact By agreeing that the president becomes more 'prealden. that the word politician has taken on such unsavory Connota. Ual' when he drifts above the compromise and negotiation tions Also, behind much of the reaction apinst the Senate's of the pollUcal process, we acquiesce in a general debaseinquiry into the scandal is the belief that it has degenerated ment o the value of politics, says Cronin. into a political smear campaign against the President. who "Would you guess," says th e FINAST shoThl "above politics - Certainly there are dishonest men in government, but we RECORD, published by First National Stores, forget that th ere is a clean politics, and that It is the only Prsident Nixon is reading this popular mood acuratcIy Inc., "that trees are on e of the grea test dangers way a democracy can work when he sa ys th at it is time to leave mitter to the courts to drivers? It's because they grow In the middle" and let him get on with the 'urgent business of the nation" "We must start regarding the president as a politician of roads! At last that's what 514,000 American once more. A president cannot and should not avoid being Yet in the opinion of ne student of the presidency . What drivers claimed last year when th ey hit one."— openly political. A president in a democracy has to act politi' has gone wrong with the White house Is that too many presically if we are to have any semblance of government by the dents have tried to hold themselves above politics Williamson (W.Va.) Daily News or at consent of the governed that is, he must negotiate beleast give that Impression rather than engage in it deeply tween groups. compromise differences and find acceptable alternatives" The process of political bargaining is the only way to keep th White house in touch with reality, argues Thomas Cro. The bit words contain a description of "politician" better m n, a fellow at the Center for the Study of Democratic instithan anything in Webster, and constitute a goal we had bet. Iuioni, in an interview with the editors of The Washington ter start working toward instead of indulging In cynicism Monthly, or despair. - In the flow of the English language—as Americans use it—there is a certain smoothness .1 by Jack Anderson more than make up the lois. Longwood councilmen have given themselves a $50 a month salary boost and have doubled th e mayor's salary to $lo,o® a year. Other local government members getting pay raises next year include Casselberry councilmen, $85 a month, and Seminole County commissioners from $9,000 to $10,800 a year. Far be it for us to say these officials don't need the raises but it is most refreshing to see the airport authority serve without pay and operate a government function that makes more than enough money to support Itself. ,-.,------.--'- The Sanford Herald __________ .-+ Tuesday, Sept. 11, 1973-5A House Gathering Evidence On 0101 Spill Law'softening 1 I 6 Central Powers Show In Wate gate Other Thoughts -- Files Sought Dilemma Of Political Power . -- - Congressional irort Board Sets Shining Example AP vis - Furloughed Prisoner Held In Rape TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (Al') — A 14-member house committee begins taking the evi-. dence today that Speaker Terrehl Sesaums says Is needed before the Legislature can consider changing Florida's tough oil spill Law. The panel, appointed by Seasums to study the three-ycarold law, will hear from represen ta tives outside the petro. leum Industry duri ng a scheduled da y-long meeting Speakers scheduled to address the comtnittee In cluded Washington attorney Allan Mendelsohn, a prime author of the Federal Water Quality Improvement Act of 1970; Asst. Atty, Gen. Ray Gearey and Miami marine law specialist Tom Post. Committee chairman A.H. "Gus" Craig said members of me e Mum industry will be asked to testify in early October. Senate leaders already have indicated they favor a special "mini session" of the leglila. tune In November to consider modifying the law, which imposes unlimited liability on shippers who spill oil In l'lonlda waterways. But Seuwns, fl-Tampa, and Craig, fl-St. Augsutthe, have said lawmakers should move cautiously before weakening the statute. Gov. Reubln Askew said last month he opposed any change in the law and doubted the legislature would call itself into special session to reconsider it. Oil Industry spokesmen claim the unlimited liability section of the law has forced shippers to boycott Florida ports. Shippers P say Insurance companies have refused to sell them policies because of the clause. Sen. W.D.Childers, fl-Pensacola and chairman of the Senate Natural Resources Committee, was among the first to urge a special session to modify the law after meeting in August with representatives of the oil and shipping Industries. He warned that the state would either have to weaken the law or face an economic crisLs caused by boycotting shippers. But a St. Petersburg Times poll published Sunday showed 74 of 100 legislators opposed a special session to modify the law. Sessums, one of those who voted no, said, "It would be a mistake for us to be stampeded Into unnecessary and, or tindesirable action," Witch Your FAT- GO Loss ugly sscsas wsigPit with Iii, asosibla NEW FAT-GO dill plan. Nothing s.nutlon& lust ts.dy w.ight loss for tho that rsaIfy want to lose. A NO 12 day supply only U.00. The price of two cups of coils.. Ask Fairway Plaza Dn,gi about the FAT-GO reducing plai and stast losing weight this ws.k. Money back In full If not complete ly "Mod with weight lose from lb* very first package. DELAY FAT-00 today. DON'T gat Only *2iOat Fairway Plaza Drugs Cli. fl3j 1675 Orlando Dr. Morton Pledges 'Safe Drilling' ORLANDO,Fla. (Al') U.S Morton also called for a Interior Secretary Rogers C. B. tional drive to pass cornMorton says the answer to ex- prehenslve land and water panding the nation's oil supply management legislation In all Lies under Its own continental states. shell. He praised F'orlda's land and But Morton assured a meet- water management laws, in Darden had been charged ing of wildlife and conservation cluding what is considered the LAKEI.AND, Fin, (API—An officia ls from 50 sta tes Monday nation's toughest law against Inmate who police charged with Sunday in the weekend slaying that the drilling would only be oil spills. tr.urdcrir,g a roan vildir tni of hakelnywl f"rniture owner James Turman, the ailowed after-adequate fnrl"igh from safeguards are institution this past weekend wounding of a store employe vironmental provided. and the attempted assault of has now been charged with an "There is no question that If Gas Dealers Attempted murder and rape Tunnan's to de an adovelop AIId I,itelitnd said we are going allegedly committed while on a quate domestic base, it will Disappointed Monday they were still awaitprevious weekend pass. to be by extending esploring lab tests results to deter- have But overall, Florida pricn mine If the pistol used in the aUon on the continental shell," officials said Monday, the fur- Turman slaying was T/.MP1t Fla. (AP) — Jarn*s Rogers said. lough program has been a "There has be en a constant Miller, president of the 500. t used to kill a prominent Lakecess, to expand the opportunmember Florida Allied Retal. land realtor and an Auburndale "We think the good of Ities for development of oil on lets Gasoline Association, has liquor store owner. furlough program outweighs Morton expressed 61, the continental shell," disappointment over The realtor, Mary Leahy, the bad," said Loule Wain- and liquor store owner Albert said. "Right now we are looking federal ruling upholding gas wright, state corrections Dumont were shot to death and for traces off the coast of price rollbacks and says some director. retailers might be forced to go separate Incidents Florida." Wainwright said, however, robbed In Morton also called for the against the order. Sa turday. that his department is reviewfederal agen. U.S. Dist. Judge W. Terre Terrell Officials said Darden was creation of a ing the mthods used to deter-' SerV1fl a six CY to coordinate America's reHodges denied Monday an inmonth mine which inmates mine source and conservation projunction to block Phase 4 guIdesentence at Avon P for furloughs In he "' lines ro ll ing back the profit being ,convicted of attempted of charges against Willie "America desperately needs margin on gasoline to the Jan. rape In Pinellas County, den, 40, an Inmate of A 10 Level. show Darden was a functional system of governRecords Park Correctional Institute. A suit was filed by the assocl. first given furlough privileges ment that is sensitive to human needs and environmental atlon against President Nixon's Darden was charged Monday on Jan. 3, im The program with rape, attempted murder allows a man who Is considered reed" he said, adding that a Cost of Living Council late Fri. to federal department of energy day, just before the economic and robbery In connection with a minimum security risk the Aug. 18 attack on a woman. Leave the prison on pau if he and natural resources would regulations took effect. Police said the woman was shot has a legitimate reason for doing eliminate dependence on old Hodges said a similar suit governmental structures in. was set for hearing before an in the hip, raped, shot In Avon Park Supt. Herbet Kelly capable of meeting the prob. emergency appellate court In mouth and robbed In a LakeWashington, D.C., on Sept. 17. land laundromat where she did not give the reasons for lems. worked. Darden's furloughs. - a ' - Turner Pretrial Publicity Is Cut JACKSONVILLE, Fin. (Al') Garland said he would make A federal judge has banned the connection but when gov. the press and public from pro- ernment prosecutors later obtrial events in the government's jected that he wasn't doing so, mail fraud case against (lam- the judge sustained the objec. boyant businesaman Glenn W. thin. Turner and noted criminal at- When Garland asked for a torney F. Lee Bailey. clarification of the ruling, the Bailey, of Boston, was on the Judge showed anger and called witness stand Monday being attorneys into his chambers. questioned by Turner attorney When the hearing resumed in Edward Garland o' Atlanta the courtroom, U.S. Marshals when a dispute arose' that ap- locked Lix doors, barring the parently angered the judge into press and public for the rest of the day. he closed door tactic, Eight of Turner's associates U .S. District Judge Gerald B. in Glenn W. Turner Enterprises Tjoflat told Garland that ques. Inc.,oU)rlando, and other ules tion! about Bailey'.s successful companies are defendants with career as an attorney seemed Turner and Bailey In the trial, remote from the Issue, Bailey's scheduled to begin next Mon. day. request for a separate trial, - Lovebugs mber.1 Beginning October can help you t get Upto $2500. Back (Again) GAINESVILLE, Fin. (AP) such things as honey-baited The semi-annual love bug mat- traps and costly aerial fogging. ing season Is on and homes of "All our past attempts fell the radiator clogging, grill, through," James Whitesell, a smearing insects, flying In University of Florida researchmated pairs, are making life er, said Monday. miserable for Central Florida "We'd spray the highway to motorists and service station cut down on the problems with attendants. love bugs, only to have a fresh But experts say the days of batch fly In five minutes later," the pests may he numbered. he said. "It really was frustraLove bues vet their names iln" .—...-because males and females Whitesell said he now bespend most of their brief lives lieves the fungi will be the an. flying in, as the scientists put It, swer. a conjugal cintirte. 'The (unu will control the In May and September, populations and we won't see swarms of the Insects hover them In the vast numbers that over highways and end up being cause problems now," said angrily scrapped from car, and Whitesell, who's helping contrucks. Reseachers theorize duct a research effort funded by that the love bugs are attracted the Florida Legislature into to heat from highway pavement ways of controlling the Insects. and until recently said little He said the bugs moved Into could be done about them. Florida about ')years ago after But five forms of fungi have coming Into the U.S. from South been discovered that feed on America via Mexico. love bug larvae, the reseachers Whitesell said the bugs are say. And they said the fungi, the slowly moving southward from only natural enemy of an insect Central Florida into South 11orthat birds don't eat because of Ida, apparently fleeing the an acidic taste, seem to be fungi. He said the bugs have increasing, recently been found as far south Researchers previously tried as Fort Lauderdale. 1, -Z__ - _____ - - f:. _______________ ..---- Avco. Before October 1, loans up to $600 dIAVCO FINANCIAL SERVICES 110 E. commercial Aye,, Sanford 9 Kirk Plaza Building 322-4314 �iLi --'ci _ . ;-L_= ______ _________________________________________ 6M-- tic. antord HerakJ _____ Tuesday,Sept II, 1973 V P L -P1 - .' k. ALL!Y OOP 1. by Dove Grau• 4ITh am OUR --1 ~ i ~ i I I. 0 I - ~w_ k t - (T _ It - eck 4 -A f ) () Y~ Ill Greek letter 20 Genus of wows .1 G"Matees What bothers e t. h [ !! li i _~ %,~_ ~ . . - ;. 00 lic XN, . 1i _~D III - .-. 1 titeip drtcUon 51 Pitch IS New (iuinea 15 - a I I — - K . . I Q 11111111111111111111111 __l -]-Ij 22 23 1 1 II — 21 28 — i1j 24 I ~ . ftpl I . 2f __T _ — 1— — 42 43 44 L j- I — ; * I . - '_1 . ._,i_ _? .-4- - — — MI? tiE Akl)t El Ai — t \ ii! i it — — . . 7~ :----- - - - - - volunteers are needed in every capacity to give i at - I ~ - : / 1 ix: • vS aren I 5 -------- I rv f I ,i Fm,---- ' GENEVA 110MEMAKERS Community Center on SepL 12 r [of belitin" anythin& new or taking chances that migbt uput Kathy' s parents have a difficult time at cocktail parties should stay home from the next party and Perhaps they dth might learn that there is little or no correlation be(ween academic wrote recently: and Buck Chadwick were their attendant in the wedding of p- to accept the privileges and son and daughter-In-law, Mr. friend. Mrs. Clara Calhoun responsibilities offered by others whether in your reguLsf occupation, in for chliciren, It seems reasonable to let parents decide what kind of education their children have while th ,e are th MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Listen to the idea young and to let the childr decide as of others and e where they can fit into set-up You may get that information you r.ced through the mail and can use it quickly Then study other letters later. 1() tJu! t A 1 AtirIhi to all oblations (Italics ours) ey get ofdtr." If they could get their minds off status and back to E:stIi's Lest John, Tina and Matthew. Ile Id i your early Ginny use to be a Instructor and she told me that she had given lessons to ap. proximately youngsters o INORTII 11 $tST 493 EAST 4 J 8763 VK9764 TAQ ic all y ou do cAPRICoR' (DC.. 2,! to hn 0) 1'1n cazly arid then g..-' West Pays t1JII WCd ahead on thit Talk affairs over with experts and tl zrkets and get thCU advwc 11- ollow to the letter, spot V vsrsh IN.T. FN - y _ ° y I nic U Ust in IM ChAft. Teach carly not to criticirct ottler, I. -The StAll Ifliptli It, i cy do RQt compel," What you make of - .- =j - p -, - m T In. _11~ 'itS "(Alyuood, catif 900 Z! fo- V(-..,- r -;rn ffir . Sel F,or 112 -.-L I.ast Past. So*ib l T are against his being able to take eight tricks in Pas;; suiLs and you wan! to beat h im - - ----------zr- =-=- -=- - - n... i f you possibly can do w. IIOaCUBS an -nfl'o P __ __ - - - 1 , ' .I I I The bidding ha% twer; p Cii 01 hands you can get full enjoyPats 14 mentoutoftoday'aarticie. Pass 24 Pa 4+ We will make you West and Pass 4T Pas so compel you to lead the six of Pan 1, hearts Against Soisilb' s three noVou.South Wdtiump contract Your partner 4Q54 4! ? CA I 4A K 357 A with the ace and What ,) N "Ij &I F)~!-A - rettirm th.;- yuien South follows with the detxe di$Ptir to haitc first round spade spot to the second leAd - - In the various categories of painting, sculpture, potta'y, LOUISE . '4 - Meriwether, &iughtcr of Merimether Jr., celebrated for fanitly and elcisr , f hr at two tricks, If he does itI H di I TURE Any artist, wishing to par. her Celer) Atenu cc -IrL . - . - 'r , 2 ' • 1. 1.11 - '-j ', SMACK! 0 * .M -)11 * ......... ;- L. ' - - '' ' — .. NAOQ F TwA 4 A$T ATE T14E WW0LE TWNG. - "i I - 1- 1 I * -_ 0~, I / I 'i i - .- o'r - , 130y, ___ , - "I a.-JI ,, . 1 ~ djr--- I — 3 & Ct:'tt) I - - C \ .,4 .- ¶ ( I - • ~/ I - k*- T /A LTHE L ,PHANTOM GO WITH ThE CC'. 4 r ;. . ~_ V - F_ 1~\l 1)1\1,\,kI . i ~,, "[ 1 T _( I V rom --'- ____ '1 f 0 I I F, eri", AdamIs and Main 264OHIAWATH r - L - - W_ - i1J ,mi , * Wednesday is fami y nig 9 else' s baseball diamond. can't stop poverty, "As a teen-ager and former st nig (Thebes ght of citizen of Watts, I feel that the week) is the time to in:orm the younger generation that - . no one owes them anything You can be what )OU 'I3.nt to not disregarding your be We moved out of Watts For the first time in my life I because of space limitations, but it expresses Christ's doe I., NEW LOW PRICE 20 $ Reg. 5173 4:30 Tit 9:00 (Limit 6 per Customer) Complete dinner __ For Jesus distinguished - poor vs. the temporary poor who had ambition and would was when mas3 media pu.lI themselves upward. That' s why Jesus never went Ch ris t Jesus , them remain In - a N I _. I Cole slaw. hot biscuits. and hor*y ion *to,#..,, I -_ A =. . N . . \.' I - - ..• "It's Honey ,, ,,, - - I thought the answer ., ,I . - V ,.,1~t - ailments. I ~ ~ I ~Z- ~ (A-antedto study. to analyze. to it- "For the poor ye have with ( T -c- ii ' L1 N _____ I - 1 forecast, jAtW4T*W1"*1*or Craft* in 461904 11"s t4j • 1005 iI*d I4,,,ta4,eteaR4),ots to ca,w live happily, as In the past. not tip" and pe-i-is ceits vv%" VVV 6"4 5 ne no l onger wan., l0;~;g~eoe I .0 fit 1" cw~mqh OPEN DA!LY 11 A.M. TIL 9PM FRI £SAT 7I1,10PM ET*I -- - ----- - -. I old ball field doesn' t have the been abridged somewhat s time passed. the people 0 have a new playground. not what he has.' the answer. -- )GS N) am street Everybody thought they knew faith and ambition to seek - , sitti n g Watts but lower middle aroimd,houseto-hou&e.hoaling class communities as well everybody or handing out free " After the riots, scores of food stamps! projects were started. Unless the poor had enough iF IOU GT 1IO IPOUVL SAWORLOID[ SEVCE SANI ORD. FLORIDA corners, not playing because background but quite often because of it Patella's superb essay has -This Price Of One and walk around, I w. small "Henry Ward Beecher once No man can judge said whether he Is rich or poor by turning to his ledger . It is the heart that makes men rich lie is rich according to what he Is began to de rade not only es Tt.M ~ kI - 1LsLMOTOR ~ ALtIATE POUTE do I ** All the bills in the legWature tobacco road.' " This was after the riots. A Th e 1 " Now Junior can see that his can be considered for- ' ' --. 7)15 MA55A&PiI ~..'j I HAPPY HOUR 4-7 Two Drinks For "Now when I revisit Watts L minds as a 20th Century ~ 1 %1( 1 a , 1, - RIVER ROOM SPECIAL FULL COURSE s DINNER 350 -s._.\J children in the next comim.uilty never pictured in many people' s ON E. WORV -- PiYA,Y r 10, * I - V I I, , ' f9t.,, [,: . - , . V721 r - 6°00 It 67 .'i' realized that Watts had been trine. () ____________________ ie- e tOOKP Q Ipi5 051 WORK, "i ______ -_ a THEN IT I but poor I am not. \Jj1k01,\\ _--p-S.- - I- child, "Sociologists would probably label me as 'the privileged poor.' dir- 011110 ( r) __ " ,~ , - , a destroyed or even damaged my 1LEJL '. ~ _ il i - I " . -4~ i —F 6 'S i.-" ' I I - I Ideas or standards. AT D4,e LAgE ., t? S_- C / children " And indeed I am privileged. r-,,, ,i 7 I - 1, - \ — I4MMM ( Guitar" Tunes From Como ToKrI S Io Iferson lunate because poverty never same dimensions as someone I 7,4A1 e' ' by noticed. I 11 '' -1 vCLP depretised area " But as L I ~ ° -__________________________ a "A Guy And His - Wple who don' t want help. requirements of a slum. " BAILEY -- Effl*ff I lived in was rilled with all the they heard on television that the M f Is rT.t1 - ._ section of I= Angeles that has " rhe neighborhood that ' --- .. I i - loo T -1 - "The more money that poured in, the more money was needed tosausfy this new uiirst. "I learned through cxex perience that u cant help sociologists. #~ "Dcvuj 04. 'T - I T11 12 - .11 /-... - T'JU School Life and then widely reprinted by the Thomas Jefferson Research Center. "I was raised as a virtually free American in Watts, a been called a slum by sightaetrs - 4 DEAR -=_ _\ 1j - . . ,.,=!r!Y1 7 - I D EAT 1 *1 . ----.. "• essay, later reproduced in the and ./ / smn I P ' ......... .. e wrote a remarkable . - I I 1%. -. - Hilh School * .- r I - If - ~-BEETLE I I I __ By Georp W. Crane, Ph.D, M.D. aged 17, was a senior at McLain Qz6w . I i CLINIC CASE Y514: PateUtPeies, C '. r EAr 90 FAsr _(jo MORE __-1~11 4 ! 11~~A e - - or a visit _~ D Streets, Pensacola, =ol or in The - -- • %. -i) . I Ii. I 1-" ! gifts tOO5 4; J I ~ WHOF T~ '-' - - everything for infants through Galleries located on the Square. with a mitual get ioorther the triuk and tie has the three of ; mt tta3 1 a $250 award fot best of show. chairmn of the show, are also grcat ' Movie classes. Note also her excellent grammar! II .—.. - ': C' I c~j , C so MUCH '. 4t and the fashions art, 1 (13) In full at all high school clyke ,,.' 11 111-_~i; .1 . 1W rOU v.IL THEY'RE OPEN • • NOW life. waiting for Uncle Sam's Chic Young , - BIg IO handouts. II should be discussed _-' - ~- ' i -,,,, k LewandJeanDahlatroi-n,cu. 1\ CAELBIRRY A/ 3* 00 (2) Another World - - L0N Hey Mom i handIcrafts. 'there will also be J EN NI I ) " - T4E L4)'.0 photography, ceraml her first birUx1ay Aug. 16 T00AV'!9QVWI0.N ribbon awards will be given (L.,.... . .. I . WINN DIXIE SALES I.,.,dl ATMOSPHE — Life should wake up the hippies and drones who are drifting through j '1" stays cllccthe for months. - , ..'~; HOME 70 FZCXDGT.1 _________ ,----i'-.. - — . i -"'%-A I' _'. 9 T* 6 A - CO%J1G q'-.. 1 1, is now a district of r5 galleries, museums and wish" to participate. Cash and It Bozo's WORRY yli441 I - , - Brush on -dwY Y_ / .. - - CLEAN Girl In My by Dick Cove 1/ - IS !A. st-ulptor or crafLiriian ,orliu --. - . F MORE - I];= %. I? ce WINTHROP I. _ A... 0 SERVICE (44) Patty Duke Semester - : ' P44S'Mf.'F ØgATL' BERPC ,,J (HE XZEII~~~ VK)LENCE. ~ OR reflect early Pensacola. (9) . ''' _ -- i lid -/. t- 9.11 Ai.ó .etting for this popular outdoor rt shov the site of Pet FRIENDLY Right J, - Y ' -.. - Z GOOD F0013— DELIGHTFUL Almanac _1 f- 11 -, I-— __ 1 I restmed historic homes that I I Newlywed Game 2:30 (2) The Doctors 6:30 (2) The Flying Nun (6) Summer - . .... . I I * SANFORD 64 1~7 1 . are.i - - I - (9) Almanac (5) 0 "" of OdkI.? . ; I Light At4is rc_~ Easy WayTo Kill - - --- -__ -__ ____ Lives I _____ . will be held on Saturday azxi Sunday Oct 13 aid 14 " Square, In the heart Seville the hIstoric diatnct, is an ideal 71 BRAM TOWERS COFFEE SHOP - Arts Festival In Seville square — OR LUNCHEON AT Deal ________________ 14S7 - Daughters are Fall ' Ji ' -- u, II 2 AN APPETIZING BREAKFAST 2 00 (2) Days Of Our rt. 5 I 1_' ~t _~ -1, 4 , , . i. welcome. Pensacola's third annual Fall — ri If you let your partner hold I:r--1._ ---1 4 P.'J' . I 0. ERNEST I I Visiting -- Part onzUtuUon Plays in and on Match (6) As The World Turns k WEDNESDAY - .. --• Wide World Of 6:00 (2) Sunshine ' n. Pensacola lect eiwht tricks in the black sutt What d4) yOU dii1 The answer as that you should overta'p You will look mtht ili if veur > gI at either the Sfyjth or the East 70ur tdc Is Uttely up In you! Uarrt ire tract unless declarer can ccii- flail . Happy.i 11irdidav! . ill set up two more hear( tricks and beat the con- 4'19 SOUTH it)) I Openi ng lead- V6 '10 fo Mat 20) If Vou state diplomatically - . -r ! '_' , . .. ,-; t:n;l 011 7 I 41 %;- n " i _I_imf% -1.1. uh., ;jiV-jL,i , .:an bi - m who tj jealous 9f you and save y04urwir If you can keep from looking trouble later Ic-vet mind will be kept busy and _____ " The -. ___ :_ __ I ____ part. PIS(,T.S (Fch Drd. and thr r4ht foundation for life will be A ,Y Iri I-! It.* j,-"ej#t;-_!j!j.VC, tc"t.1-- h lialutr is ill talk on that little card, declarer will If overtake nesY0:ea p 4 AQ AQUARILJ' (Jan 21 to Feb 19) You now know just how to add to presert income as well as cut down on expena,a FRANK AND ('tntiol roachcc arid anR (lId co-hostess. L -- lTVQ qu Restless (44) Movie 1:00 (5) MovIe (44) News - - ~ w ~ . c'--. - I r -- Winter Park Memorial Hospital Editor of The Sanford herald, bathroom and kitchen fixtures, and is doing fairly Art .Eeti.tai tract • AK Q about seeing those key persons who can help make your future trt htr You ian P tame erarl g 1 w tha' h teen comPete Ifl SPOilS 50 thi s 1--- .-(r 'PâP11 (13) Young And Entertainment 1' , (5) All My Children Gallery (6) Movie .—i' _ Night - "The S*Ingin Pussycits" "Am WNW" Ca e A ' '" - Mrs. F. E. Roumillat, 910 Palmetto Ave., with Mrs. C. L. Powell and Miss Irene Hinton ecuperates. ,,r "•',- ;w~ easy way-brush No.P.oachjn tricks and will make his con- 41(1042 4863 I (44) nds Thursday I ;-- sea "The Swingin si@ward*%sft- I 1 00 (2) I Love Lucy _____ III , . tATURtS 1644 $46 wo ft $too Split 50conc, Where qO1IY(.I5 ; Tomorr (9) 1 I (44) Hogan 's Heroes 12:30 (2) News (5) Marcus WeI 10:30 (24) Firing Line '1:00 (2) News (9) . j(fl cash nriore than three heart will improve hum Co1Wo; make everything there more an opportunity to shtb ' ace of diamonds before you can # KQIn2 -SAGITTARIUS i,Ncn 2. 1 1,-) Dec .20 Do those thirp that -s, ____ -q _______ - ' , 1,j' have time to knock out your #1054 'I) If You plan carly, you can happ)' and crcfre, so be sure to provide exllent courses of while L LL C70 6EC- / . w CAR r CJ1''? _ (Cçi. P.M., Sept. 14, at the bome Of rIngWith kwAm, lyIA5.~XIII"*:--,-~~:-710$2~m I undliondi Handle any public or philaiithroplc matters 3 Z underwent eye surgery. M . TI i sw-c' b AT . .BRIDGE T 108 " inc of thow Youn# rhatmrts whose early Ute can bt most i More on thiz later. ftathatrccrcattonyouftavebeeflkmgfo,mctimefou have to whittle those creative ideas dcwn to a workable level now Make sure you do not spend extravagantly tonight. ~ j Revolution Quc p,.rL& by Crooks & Lawrence HERIFP .YLNOr'1OtJ rTTei,L.I , u i' Au £XiT- I 001' tJ TH E Daughters of the Ameqican from the hospital w Sr (44) Movie 19-11 I_- IN PARATROOP CT5 Secret Storm News (44) Variety News 9-30 ! IR __V , , . INTAT29 __ (13) Sound Off (24) Sesame Street (44) Lucy Shaw 171 (6) News (5) AFTERNOON Movie Z;n~ — tCGa!_L&-7 * TRY A340THEZ ROuwo OF H.JO T-STA44PING. Chapter, National Society, their South American exchange WIN prrsent presti,ge- Any difficult probicitis -,an be solved easily -Ind You c4f) bcnrfif much fronj therij, - thing Euitslcr am y and meet could lose Your temper- Krvp adroit, LIBRA (Sept 23 000 22) Get '-into All those duties ahead of You early and they are soon campleted suczgisfully. Add to - • ____ that I am Koing ' L3v, Or Y(m or, • . iF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TOAY . ..Le or she Will he s swnmer. VIRGO (Aug 22 io Sept 22) Listen carefully to what a - were away. I r T"Elze Go I (24) Orange County F"d Enterprises Theatres Malin** JujI 11.00 V (6) News , _________________ - ,_ r, 0 I . ~ DARCHAPTER .. - T1. lUSt mceung 0. . 74 season of Sallie Harrison ew post master, pirtncr h-11 to suggest, unce it could pravr most profitable to MR Claire while Cathy and Tom , CAPTAIN F.ASY Mrs. Ifelen Uenhart is home an more, and isn' t that wonderful news? you both Do noi listen opposes OU hU to t ta wti.sl one who h Pi) no t l- t ii with Ka thie and Mary e day. she would am not so good, so f0ftel Iflem Fortel radical ideas, too. Use logic ne Ofl I t. amid have a lovely show ffm how to swim. In fact interests, her parents would be telling their friends that their daughter isn' t having stomach troubles intuition for greater ZCftfs in the future. Later your bunches tficicnt'y Show you arc an excellent citizen stayed ._ ..- (6) Green Acres (9) News (13) LOCal Programming 00 (24) Electric Company Pyle 11:5S (6) New% ) ~ 4 ur 1 from Sarasota came up and club." " Since there Is no evidence that professional educators know appreciably more than parents about what is good conscsentious. Don' t begin that new civic venture jut yet. , 0 " 1% and Mrs. Richard Chadwick of Miami, and their children, ' pcuonal maltcn, or with the public. Show you are -. prospective member shiould be " an adult felmale of any color or creed...ldpUying a desim RirAL rouat&t ) 1% IN ( _____ these events with anyone in- Tom and Cathy Estes have pauxtir 0 , A~ -- that the only requisite to mem bership I that Ry' SOLN%XAE I r ,_____ ____ `_ !~ _~ - her" Mrs Mitchell explained IF H6 LVER LS T4O5 HINGGS . I.p, 1! !_` - expressed a desire to "share Just retUrned from Chicago when Cathy served as a bridal Herald Correspondent achievement anti succes in the non-academicw 0 II Christopher e Ck 5, assoc a,e pro1essor O uUCatsOn at GEMINI (MAy 21 toJune 20MAke sure you keep promises . arcast Password (44) Reva ao 1130 (2) Squares (6) Love Of LIte (5) Brady Bunch (44) Not For Women Only () it \ -'"'. \' ____________ - Pyramid (44) Fory 11-00 Wiza rd Of Odds nd Env ironment 8:00 (2) Chase (6) Maude (5) First FamIly Of Washington 124) How Do Your b H*imdohl & Stofl C (2) LtnrtI C Mery Griffin (9) movie (24) Sesame Street (44) GilIlgan's Island 4:30 (2) Bonanza (44) Petticoat Junction 3:00 (13) Women's News The $10,000 (6) (24) _________ ______ fl I* Mrs. Robert E. Mitchell, president of the Geneva group, ______________________ 11;!I~.. 4 guest and for the nwmbers of the club. By LIZ 114ATHIEUX Guests at the honm of Ginny brag about how their sons and daughters are preparing to leave for college. If A. .. nani I \\.. lnterestin 9 ___________ -_, t Man Destroys '0d Squad ale Of Century (6) Andy Griffith ( 5) Dusty's Trail : , t ", ' Y" \. I I I events and workshops is frej • Much activity evening favors completing tasks already surted, but not good I,; I(, :,;,,if A calendar of will Personals (4Iii,luota Oviedo will still be selling clothes in a mod boutique an painting In her spa e close-(rends and au4chmcnf for some important activity, then ge t into the detu1s thereof Make sure you kno what SOfliC new tic r ..y wants '),- YOU. Think w a0flj , Ct)' logical . Return To Peyton Place (6) The Fllntstones (9) One Life To Live tUU (2) Dinib's (6) The Jokers Wild (24) Man Builds I ,-'() V - / Ij V - . .1 I The day she started working. her stomach troubles vanished. "CORP10 (,-,.: Mrs. Beatrice Fitch new season at the Geneva appear as " &WWI must of tier high school friends go off to college, Kath% can give right pointers Control your temper. \ will present a mod interesting will begin their Fall sessions will be furnished by the club. parents were crushed. In September, when ;; Holt 1(~][T t 6: CO Sal.-Sun. 1:30 T 11- 3:30 (2) Mike Douglas Show Donahue Shaw 900 ( I r - i'v I. ' .~~ t (7; I IP [fr iu END FLOWERS I bring a cover ' ed dish. Beverage Security. with their first Fall sessions Wher, Kathy was refused admittance to three "good" 15 ctficitntly and Picaw those concerned. Follow kuVAUUM colitis. CARROLL RIGHTER'S L d r I , V_ -' at 10a.m. All members should agenda relative to Social The Geneva Homemaker. s — i'-' im C ARIES (Mar 21 to 4pr 19) Get at all those of you early you free time for a romantic and happy evening, I tr n #i- .. -art-but barely passing science, history and economies, I "%' A .\', BUGS BUNNY n i'oix 20) ~Iakc thosc plans emly with I TUESDAY EVENING i i '" 32771 Kathy tried, continuing to excel in tier favorite subject I 14 Photo) Kathy just graduated from a nationally known sub. urban high school with poor grades and stomach troubles. The stomach troubles flared up in Kathy's senior year, coinciding with the mounting pressure from her college. from the Carroll Rin.r to '. I—.J___.. liv JOANNE AND LEW KOCH C:) made Television. i . I-4ERE WE L I ~ I equipment to tt-ach the hard of with door prize drawings every In addition to receiving a hearing children of Seminole hour. crown, the queen will also Courity. several thousantl Contestants are neetied for doz n r s 5 11 Ecrthing's coming up persons made their way to thcbeaut)contestwhlchwillbe trophy , a savings bond and - two4ay event. the climax of the Jamboree. other cifts. The ludoes will aLmn I .'LJ. '.t. " Unuer the direction of of the exciting features of the as the grand prize. Yvonne Fryer, last year's up. 3econdannu,lSenaJJe County Beauty Contest attracted many Hearing Conservation Jarn. This year, the jamboree will of ffie area's loveliest girls with All candidates must be 0 boe being sponsored again be held on Saturday Sun- Karen Gregory eIiirging between ie ages of 16 and 21 this year by the Tri-County day, Oct- 27 and 28, at the Civic Jamboree Queen, based on Uie and be single. Road Runner Cii. Radio Club Center. derisions of a well-qualified of Sanford In addition to th other ex- panel of judges For further tnferixtnUon, call . C.1 Yvonne 6 also the queen Yvuiuir, 322-7263, or write Tri. year, which is designed to buy tertainment will be provided contest chairman thIs year. C*mty Road Runnen C.B. ~___ - - -- I IC C1 b By DOAIS WILLIAMS Society Editor Any conditions now in operation. 2 = T 1. I~ f! . classroom teachers more time I-')I-ti, t,P - present eatly. The remainder of the day and _. T -1 . &* I by Al Vcrmeer W, ,I . all available persons to assist with the ___________ II olous and continued to push her towards college . . . and - I PRISCILLS pp \11j)f 1) Elementary School. A project o (Charles Edwards dismissed lier Interest in painting and sculpture as friv- ; j A - _" MRS. WAYNE G. Fuller, chairman of Deltona Woman's Club Educational Committee, urges — — ______ _i.z~ 2 , _.- ,; - - ( SEASON "Coffee, Tea or Me?" A nice LitUerop(or Karen Valentine, the perky little teacher o I, Room 22T' who plays an ai rline stewardess with a husband In Los Angeles and another husband in London. * * * __ ~N I L , ,i --- --- 'reaching Volunteer Service for Enterprisestudents. Pleasp call Mrs. Fuller or the school. mittin her to go on with advanced art courses, her par- : - __I I B NEW CBS TUESDAY NIGHT MOVjES 1c _=_ - - I% 6843I1 I! 1( !!I\ (, ; Instead of encouraging Kathy' s artistic talents by per. . TENDENCIES: - ______ . i- "I i.40 1 En - a ..- GENERAL TCNC it that hard, Drive Fast" Grim story ate3fltheIcughcase 8 30-10 ABC, TUESDAY no One else can 5ve Wayne MOVIE OF THE WFK about a race-car driver who gjthg rget beco mes the Maunder has a regular role as (SEASON PREMIERE) of d Sgt, Sam MacCray, whose "Uver Us From Evil" Greed "asslzthnt" police helicopter and action, plus a good cast 9-13 NET NINE, SYMPilot; another cop who is a hot headed by Oscar-winner PHONIES BY A fine roddcr, Michael Richardson George Kennedy, launch the hour with Andre evtn and Officer Steve Naker, and riew season with a taut outdoor London Suniphony Orchestra motorcycle expert Brian Fong. drama Five campers, in with vrn conducting, as well 7:00 (2) To TellThe — — — my bIggest problem is finding Iornie to turn my / i.I'% ;: 1: 1~ : -- I ,~ ~. .. -.-- 4 L... Eq... TS jLjST ) - 0 1 - .. V jt~ I - _- OU T3 SA ' 11. .# -. " A — — 48 47 — d:i_ DEAR ABBY. I'm only a kid of . Do I qualify for senior e11ta'h1p? I don't have any problems, but I've got a lot of relativeswhe are going to have plenty when I die. I'm liesving everything to the church, _;e-:"!~Ij by CAMPUS CLAER th BIMO BURNS ____________________ ) U -- , - DEAR ABBY: I' m ji 7S-yeAr.oa lady. Hving &low. And I __ - ThiS COURSE AST ,5ERVICE I __ ,__ 41 . MAKING OUT IN ORLANDG . 4t T Titn*e Previews F— — woman.) — 0 I. ,I ~_ - Tuesday, Sept 11, 1973—lA eluding Kennedy, and their as discussing the nine Syn', (PREMIERE) "The Wooden FAMILY OF WASHINGTON" guide start cut through the Ralph Vaughan Iforse Caper" A new cops4nd. Could be a triai balloon, rugged Mount flood area in William, the British r, robbers series, this one staff Ing starring Godfrey Campbridge Oregon (filmed w- location). whom Previn regards as great, ruggedas owner of a barber shop that's an opinion perhIPS not 3hared 03 Police Capt. Chan Reddick, really a front for e bookmaking 9-11 by all music lovers and criticsISREMIERE MOVIE "Drive head of a special police un .- nt hack to eI and touk German and GRANDPA - - II ghl gl I I ___ VOWIVIEEI2 , I -- I 31 analysis, too. I re-roofed my own home, ran the concrete and made my oIwn patio. put up my own fence, and did my landscaping. I do temporary offlce work. not because I need the money, but bau,e I like to get Out and e whts going In the world I ye taken genealogy Jaunts and com1ed 23 notebooks on my family tree. One's mental attitu& has * lot to do with one': etrgv. kid haVU1 -, I 11 I 10 H --i- G i1 " ,1 , -- I __ : Th e Snford Herald ON THE SHORES 11.1", " I - J I ' p f READY, WILIANG, Btrr NOT ABLE I . I I/ lr~, . I , .~ 5 ' 6 Here we are in Florida, home of the Fountain of Youth, - - _~~, I .~.__z I I smiles and says: "Sex is all in your head." That's hum- i~ . 7: I . )_ -+ I t-t*.1-s -- .i - / 31 - ~. *1 % . ;, -,%,.1 1. ;,5 ____ - DEAR ABBY: My problem wasn't mentioned in your list. Its men to feel whI causes many of derc&sed and de)ected. We love our wtv but we can't - _. _____ T WEE t) Y0U I ____ Ut&s $ Co1pUs (nt 32 Wading bird i DEAR ABBY: I am 67 years old, and I am crazy. I gret this way taking care of my mother who is 92. She is positively the mo3t impossible woman who ever liveJ. Un. in better health th*nh'"iJd but she'd kill me. STWK IN ENCINO I -,-.-*-:;A W A` ~?~;__- 4 _ -F T-i-. -m'1.4 w- -_; - , -* - -r -,*~~- - i . - UDO \ 30 Girl snarne senior citizens years, the Infirmities, and to bucy yourself In the service of others. Churches and commuWty izatlons are begging (orhe'p Fennt Cnbeioluntr-tcn if he s hedhc! : MRS. J. W. Its PRILADELPIIIA happier. I y mi r4F L_j - i,4 1 discord 37 Rede retirement makes pouible. I've been retired for two years and I am buster now than when I was working fulltime. .-I " r TT RINGSIINV AMLL, RII-KT AFTE;t K4VE A ING ABOUT NeSA, KNOW WHERE , T"'GODOES5 OF ALLEY WAka~.' 'ell ...,,,,I 5ANK. ALLEY? TH'GWAT "EN, `--_ r--AD-_ US? .11 ,~ ~~1'4 ,_ A_ , I 43Athrn 29 S~bool mm DEAR ABBY: My biggestproblem is finding enough time to do the many Irterestlng and helpful things that . -z== 4 . e-I , \, . nt an What W problems are, and ffwe have none. how we manage to enjoy life. Jtut had my 74th birthday and never felt better In my We. I walk a mUe a day, stay away from boring old people. debserts, and redheaded women. I en)oy a little n1p very evening before d nner, but never touch a drop before noon, no matter who's celebrating what. ART TIN SIOUX CITY I 4r 19X __ _- ~' . _71. . - ( co ll. P chanr , _- !,~' %~ ~~: - OTH IDUNNOD 34 DEAR ABBY: Thanks for asking us I 1 4, - M 0 Im dess B Abigail C IM ft Chem ' I 10 Baseballer"s ~- 2- 1~__ I 0 , aw,~',- _....- I . I ~? I ., & II for Instance 32 33 s '1e senior citizens? I-% I .el mt S S f? . I 1C __ I 36 =Itd %6 sevtusli girt 57Ms 24 I . 49!s." tts effort f1hr 16 Bett canopy . -. 4: P t 46 Artitle 13 Disinclined 14 Prvpsre av - ______ __ Answr to Pr.vous Puzth 1 N ____ ______ -- - ~ �- 64 BA—The Sanford Hera ld Tuesday,Sept. 11,1973 The Sanford Herald Sanford Closes Cue Center 7 4 DAYS ONLY elberry II SALE ENDS SATURDAY - 4 DAYS ONLY Council "banking convenience", - - ~R: .,t 0 t 0 ___ w 11e2'aId Staff Writer Deposit and withdraw j I Ill from your account.,. A 1 BY PHONE!! 7 Days a week V- - The general operation budget Is $1,521,814 while the utility dcprtmct budget Is $I,&4,767. An 0 A Nook The resolution on the general operaticn budget passed 4.1 with Counclrnan &1Ph Du±ic casting a flegative vote. She 0 . - 1-i SECURITY FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION AT THE WINTER PARK MI ..L o— A t . _____ SALE ENDS SATURDAY ________________ And then another "first" of its own kind. ilammerin' Hank Aaron slaps number 710 over the fence and rests just four shy of tying the Babe. Wonder what kind of salary increase he'll be asking for come next season especially if he's sitting on 714 at the end of the year? !'ri'!' ht' the bg 'n !on-.-.I fit;nli fanatics when Seminole and Oviedo tangle in Sinfnrd Meniqrjl Stadium. The SIN Booster's Club is conducting its week-long membership drive right now, and sure could use some extra help promoting the local lads. They can a!so use a few more concession stand volunteers, too. Thursday, we'll carry predictions on all of the county's grid "nnfest.s for th w,rd ;in1 ( we remember correctly, last year we split on our first outing. Half of the coaches we called on the following Monday laughed at us or yelled at us. This time out, we intend to pick everyone to win and save a lot of embarrassment. M 6 tA WED, 70 J'x SEPT frr 1~ 0 r L., - '_ ~ .1 - DOOR PRIZES ___,~ 13 ~ "'X I 9 X $20,000 should be cut from anticipated returns there. City Manager Ron Bergman said the figures shown were provided by the state Department of Revenue. , 4A . REGISTER FOR FREE clgarete tax revenues and at least ic - WEDNESDAY THRU SATURDAY A City Credit Problems 0 ~' - iW7, _a Several vendors are refusing to sell their products to the city because of lack of payment, the city clerk reported to the board, It was made dear the city is not in financial distress. Rather, the requirement that any three members approve bills for payment is not being met and discounts are being It, the said. The council approved a resolution seeking $17,031 In - I 11 ___ - I — rZ ;; Z~ n .iv frderal and state funding to set up an investigation unit In the police department. Council Chairman John Lelghty, Ernbree and Duerr were n.m'd the city's delegation to the Florida League of Cities .flVcfltjtin in late October with Leighty to be the voting = it,~~ m_- I Li in ~ .~ - -1 __. ii A budget for spending $37,O0 in federal revenue sharing funds was approved and the board decided to abandon th e plan to move a donated hote to city property. The budget designates $2,500 toward a rescue vehicle, 110,000 for a weir on one of the city's lakes and $,000 toward - By LEE GElS ER Herald Correspondent F rooms. First there was microphone trouble when they were supposed to hold a joint news conference. Then there was nearly a bottle between newsmen and special patrolmen when All went to his iiresslng room. Those who could reach All heard him say: "lie tried to win the 12th round, too, but he couldn't. I'm satisfied with my comeback. I am scheduled to meet RudI Lubbers In Jakarta and then I'd like to ipeet Frazier." The fight against Holland's heavyweight champion has been on tap since last spring. First All suffered a cut eye In beating Joe Itugner of England and then Norton broke his jaw, The Lubbers fight is scheduled Oct. 20. Foreman watched the fight, talked with All and said his next defense probably would be in November against Jerry Quarry, a trial horse who knocked out Tony Doyle in the fourth round Monday but twice has been kayoed by All and once by Frazier. Most of the seats were filled when Quarry took the ring against Doyle. It was obvious that the powers-to-be were showcasing Jerry for an upcoming match with George Forman the present champ. Quarry knocked Doyle down with a left in the first and a right in the fourth before it was stopped. During the half hour wait for the main event, the theater audience was treated to four of the best rounds from the first All-Norton match last March 31. ( 1*1 -C-- mulor SIR 7101 P By FRED ROTHENBERG Msod:ted P:..ss Sports Writer Neither wind, nor rain nor Don Crr1thers could stay Hank Aaron from No. 710. .,but stomach cramps pt c .nta ;:ggcr' e&n f next appointed round 'ppCr. Aaron posted his 710th career homer in the third inning off a Carrithers' delivery, leaving him Just four short of Babe Ruth's record 714. But in the fourth he ran intO something not on the Giants roster and had to leave the game. flyThe £ssoejatedPress American League East W. L Pet. G.B. Baltimore Boston 79 65 .549 4l., Detroit 76 69 .524 8 New York Milwaukee 70 73 13 Cleveland 63 84 .4 22 - Chicago Minnesota L California 11119 Texas 1-0 - - 72 72 .500 11 69 73 486 13 6575 46416 50 92 352 321, ...... The ninth was close and the tenth went to Ncir',on. The Orlando crowd was beside itself as Norton battered All through most of the eleventh. The fight and his career slipping away and 1w newIwil too %%e,lk to do Pirates If. Cuba 3 Aiç,iinø to everybody loves Phil Wrigley's gum. The same can be said now for Phil Wrigley's park. The Pirates doubled their pleasure Monday with 21 hits over Wrigley Field and double their fun by chewing up the Cubs 113. "I've only been around parts of two seasons," said Richie Zisk who pitchers couldn't do. Aaron singled in the first off Juan Marichal for his 99th hit of the season before reaching the century total on his 37th homer of the season, It was the 39-year-old Aaron's --- - ..-. 'ts .-' - mps llespi&te.. , Cra fourth homer of the month and raised his 1973 average to a seasonhigh .288. Stomach trouble got Aaron out : ' - &'* which was something the Giant - anything about it. In the closing seconds of the 11th All put on a rally that won the round and most likely the fight. Norton needed the tweltli, but It w2i not to be. All stor med out of his corner to pound him for the first minute and one half, then coast home with his split decision. When Referee Dick Young's deciding card of "7-5 All" was announced to the hushed gathering, all hell broke lose. It was as if their religion had been returned to them, and maybe in some ways it had. The crowd left satisfied. They saw their man win in a great light. They had viewed it In comfort, and the whole thing only cost six bucks. In this time of Inflation, they had gotten something very rare-their money's worth. — 10-4 Monday night. "The doctor called a,vut ii and saki he was okay." Actually, against that opponent Aaron was dcfensele.; He eouidnt use his oat. Elsew here in the abbreviated National League schedule, Pittsburgh pounded Chicago 11-3 and San Diego tripped Houston 5-3. "hank had severe stomach cramps so they took him to a doc tor," Manager Eddie Mathews said after his club knocked off the Giants stroked five hits. "But everybody talks about how they like to hit when they come to this park. Our bats just - . -. - = seemed to wake up." Padres S. Astros 3 John Grubb led off the eighth with a triple and scored the tiebreaking run mm a mishandled fly bail, leading the Padres to a 5-3 victory over houston. Grubb scored the Padres Fourth l eftidy Mike Easier dropped Leron Lee's __,;.__ -, - ball. Lee In the American League it was: Boston 4, Baltimore 3; Cleveland 3, New York 2; Milwaukee 6, Detroit 5; Minnesota 5, Texas 4; Oakland 13, Kansas City 0 and California 7, Chicago 1. r - fly was credited with a sacrifice on the pla y. r'' .jj&-T" - Monday's Games Boston 4 Baltimore 3 Cleveland 3, New York 2 -I m .: a somftk Aaron Bashes Leaaue . Stan dings and he had stopped dancing, lie, and everyone else knew that he was literally fighting for his life. " The picture flashed on the 12z14 foot screen was sharp, but in black and white. Announcer Chic Ilern mentioned that some theaters had color reception, but alas, not Orlando. • N a _V ig ht ,AN& MUM UeGliuu An electricity filled the auditorium after Norton arrived in the ring, it was time for All's appearance. It was very obvious that defeat had not diminished his popularity. When All finally came into camera range, they really "Iet it all hang 'ut Norton did not get nearly that kind of I' i:.e The first three rounds were very tame. The Ali of old was in there, dancing, moving and winning. Norton tried to catch up but he didn't have the necessary foot speed. All stood bctwcn rounds, danced right before cach hell, and the crowd ate it up. During the fourth Norton began to score with long rights as he stalked his opponent, The Filth was the start of the action that would take place in each succeeding round. They traded rounds in the sixth and seventh, the former going to All, the latter to Norton. Both men took hard shots to the head and body in each session. The eighth went to Norton as he bulled All around the ring. Muharnrnud was now sitting down between rounds, A crowd of over 2,8U0 caine to the Orlando Municipal Stadium to cheer "The Peoples Champ," and from the very beiinriing any mention of All drew deafuni:a roars if aipiuval. Oakland 83 60 .580 Kansas City, 1 . CS' .545 5 p ., __ Z _~ ~~ * Adlift 1001 Central Florida Cheers Al'i* - ! - -' - ,, - - - OVE R 2SOPRIZESI tZ ~jwj .> - - 2 — :7 At 31, the former heavyweight champion said, "U you looked at movies of this fight and movies of my early lights, you would see I haven't slowed very much. I have West If # _ V L .-- ~ ~ -_!~_ - f"- %11 - I _j1_ -r .-.- ____~ mcrnbrr. Revenue Sharing Funds I re ~ ___ -< .~ _1 i l l I - :I ~ ____~ rX __ ~i s- IL - A -1 11111111 ~1. ?4 #A t.t'; ~ _T_~M_ Lin ~ ~._ ~_ At 999 I 11 3 * Plywood 1 0 Sheets * Hammers, Nails (Valued Each) * Mini- Dryer * Lamps * Tools Galore * Glasswa * Caulking * Corningware * Ladders * Pruning Shears AND MUCH, MUCH MORE i Splei - 60 o fl;" `~~ 9 - insisted the $0,000 budgeted in cigarete tax receipts Is excessive. She predicted with construction of Altamonte Mall the city blows In the rematch. 710 For Hank 0^ "' ,q . And so it goes. The Louisville Lip eludes fate once again. Muhammad All, we mean, and boy did he look like it sinking ship going right up to the fight with Ken Norton. We'd hate to even guess what kind of purse he'll get for the next fight. If he loses, though, does he get another reprieve rematch to save himwl1 aa in" Ills sai I ia lnort t', itud ci idiiigs thaii anything O'Ilcnry ever wrote. Despite his failings and his falling down on the mat of late, he is without a doubt the greatest force in boxing to come along since the late greats. •• %; , ;k yp , 24 Hours a day 4 jft;L, ._v . AM 110 made my comeback. I would like to fight Frazier next." Joe Frazier outpointed All in 15 rounds on March 8, 1911, and reigned as the champion, a position All never has attained since he was stripped of his crown on draft evesion charges which later were revçraed by the U.S. Supreme Court. Even the highest court couldn't have ruled the All of Monday night in the class of the All who knocked out Sonny Liston twice, He had trained to 212 pounds and looked trim, lie also looked old. All danced his way to a big early lead, then was slugged into corners by Norton and finally won the 12th round. Referee Dick Young scored the fight 7.5 for All and Judge John Thomas saw it 6-5 for the exchamp. Judge George Latka scored 6-5 for Norton, the same as The Associated Press. had Norton won the 12th, he would have won the fight. There was bedlam as the fighters went to their dressing - Just as Soon as the archery hunting season opens, count on a 16-year-old to bag a 100 pound deer with our grace and woodsmanship we could use a 155mm howitzer and still not count on bringing anything home. Seems as if this week is the first of everything: football, college pros high school and hunting season. Anytime now we expect a press release to cross our desk telling us this week's been designated "The First Week of the Year" in sports. 0 W-As In - All Back Again the FIrst 150 People Hero Will Receive Extra Door Prizes! city council Monday night.' The exact date for a public hearing on the budgets, however, was left to City Clerk Mary 11wthcrnc to schedule. in Q DEDICATION and 2x4" RIBBON C1!TTIN( CEREMONY AT G AM, Resolutions setting *3.380,581 uti! gcncratio, operation budgets for the 197374 year were adopted by the will see a decrease :; ! y BUILDINGMATERIALSANDTRUEVALUEHARDWAREATREDUCEDPRICESI ___ By DO\NA E.STKS INGLEWOOD, Calif. (AP) One round saved Muhammad All from oblivion and will bring the boxIzg world what it once thought would be the greatest fight ever—All vrsi'5 Joe Frazier. That fight, in the advanced planning stages, will gross more than a million dollars but All showed it will be a fight between a pair of has-beens. George Foreman knocked out Frazier In two rounds and All needed everything he still possessed to win the 12th round at the Forum on Monday night. That won a split decision over Ken Norton. If he had lost, the era of All in boxing would have ended. Norton had beaten him, breaking Muhammad's jaw, Last Morch 31, and the San Diego puncher landed the harder Herald Sports Editor DIRL969 ' COUN T OFFERS o - In • By J Richards GREGORY'S GRAND OPENING us Actions Spotlight - Cass All Prevails 6, . .. The ultimate in ' ' I -Z_ __~.. 1; ~ ~ 0 J-~ R LYMAN HIGH STUDENTS ISSUED ID CARDS ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Jack Heisler checks student ID cards of Kathy Allard,'I'erri Baker and Deanna Mcllvene. All Lyman students are required to carry the card, which is color Coded for the different grades and bears student's color photo. School grounds have been completely fenced this year to better control students leaving grounds a nd outsiders coming in. (Herald Photo by Ann Riley) Saves Career With Win Sports - - Sanford City Commissioner "stopping the present type Most of the complaining A.A. McClanahan said today he operation" but believes courts merchants admitted they'd thinks commlcioner' In3yflfld Hall wflgn'tgIv due "v"r ! to IIaU about the rovocauon Monday of billiards process of law. and coin machine llcensçs at In sworn testimony In the The Cue Family Recreation public hearing. Downtown flail testified he had plans to Center on East First Street merchants operating stores e( older managers, do away "may result in a lawsuit." adjacent .to The Cue said the Co-owner Richard Hall's only establishment had deteriorated with snack Imachines and take a "firm stand against comment after a public hearing steadily during five years of troublakers em and keep them wes, "I've already got 15 pool operation to the point citizens tables stored. I guess now found it difficult to walk in front out." there'll be Sonic more." of The Cue due to rowdy youths A platinum blonde haired parked bicycles and obscene woman, who refused to identify language. herself, told reporters, "We ENSION . have no plans" and declined 'What's been told Is mild as further comment as he took to what goes on Inside and II you sufter from simple every day nervous tension then you hail by the arm and guided him outside, the owner of Ro'Jay's should be taking B.T. tablets for out of City Hall. dress store, Herman Jacobson relief. Mayor Lee Moore voted with said. He told commIssIonei, of Call on the druggist at the drug &mmIssioners Gordon Meyer loud cursing and said one night store listed below and ask him bout B.T. tablets. and Julian Stenstrom to revoke he sought help from an in. hoy're safe non-habit forming the city licenses. McClanahan structor at a nearby karateand with our guarantee, you wil and John Morris opposed the school in breaking up "a ose your every day jitters or motion, potential racial fight" among receive your money back. "I'm rather hesitant to youths in front of The Don't accept a substitute for Cue. relief, buy B.T. tablets today. suddenly eliminate a man's income on an investment Jacobson said the youths without bending over back- were armed with bricks from a INTRODUCTORY OFFER wards," McClanahan said. 'I damaged city sidewalk planter Worth *1.30 want to give Hall opportunity to when they were dispersed. flUy on* small use B.T. follow through with his one Free. Merchants told of summoning promised clean-up of the police numerous (lines when Fairway Plaza Drugs establishment;' groups gathered In front of The McClanahan said he's for Cue. " Tuesday. Snf. 11. 1Q1i-1R Im .. i__N 4 tiZ-A ' YOU NEEDNOTBE PRESENTTOWIN_...SALE ENDSSATURDAy I 'M ~ - Today's Games M to ntructIon of the Red Bug Road firehouse. Mayor 13111 Grier said the senior citizen group in town say the donated house is Inadequate and a facility is n.'eded to hold persons at meetings. In other business, the council: Delayed calling the Reliable Carbage Service bond since favorable reports were recived during the past month on the franchised company's operation. Referred backho, bids to the city manager for review and recommendation The apparent low bidder was C and C Tractor Inc., DeLand. at 115.999. $ ave Money On These Grand Opening Specials'l r_r~llllwl t~.Z U r=i~=4__i: IMPROVE YOUR HOME FOR LESS! !. m 11 C4 P Two More Utilities iL- vt') lit,ijuui arid Co., was aplxilntetl by the city council Monday night on the city manager's recommendation Ucrunn said tw will be working with city officials on a for acqu• .iag aOotional private utility companies. Duerr said the city is considering acquiring two separate. utility compinies operating within the municipal bounds General Waterworks and Indian Hills Utilities. The cih 's present utility system was acquired in May. -• - • - Reg 29 $597 ATTENTION RESIDENTS OF OVIEDO AND AREAS ADJACENT TO STATE ROAD 419 (ln4gal.casetot) S8 .29 $ 0 g This is an open wor!icp fl.-!n and the public l e, inviled and uuqcd ft 4-it fund. W. T. Fish. P. E. fli!,trirt Fl- White tI. I " $599 CEILING ! 1~ --l-Visp. ~~, - c ~ - 10 97 ~- • - ~2 ~~____ _,;1V-V--- i 3 -' , . IT 0 r __ er Reg- I This wcrkthop is being conducted to afford Interested persons the op. portunily of expressing their views COf'(t'rnlnn the L',r,-iflr,n ap-fr ,inrf Rudd. •19 troni Chapman Road north to Stair, Road 434 to $195 NOW W0 11 Pal* nt. Reg. .- __- - Reg. House Paint __ ~7. Mops, drawings, and other pertinent Information developed by the Depart mrnt will be available and discussed at this meeting. RANDY BROWN BAGS DEER 100 pound doe for archer (Herald Photo by Bob Ocrcll) jcket Hamm Latex 77 ~_ 1/f I • r or 1% 2 9 J - `~ - %. .1 v:-~I~ " 1 - 9$fr .L A Hg.Jlfl At *2,99 PaneIin ~ -! -_ - * 1 I • --- , , i 0i -. NOW J *- Brown Bags Deer As Season Opens The archery huntin g season got off to a fine start for 1-yearold Randy Brown Sunday. Iluntlag in the Lake Ashby area with his brother Gary, the local youth brought down one of the first deer of the season, if not the very first. All the boys in the Brown (i family are archery enthusiasts and Randy showed the results of constant practice as he dropped his deer, a 100 pound doe, with an almost perfect shot through the back. On the fishing front, surf casters will be glad to know the • first bluefish run has already started. Mixed i ith the hlu'fisti are Plenty of bull whittng which seemed just as happy to hit strips of cut mullet as the blues. A personal visit to th e beach below New Smyrna Sunday NOW N _z~_ __~ __ $2" - i.l.- 0--" ____ ~__~ ~ -~L .-1 ;-V~_ _~~ In ___~ ------__ ~ ~_-_ - P?"r AI73 5O0$irj 7 30 4 00 Saturd.3y - -- 4 )AYS ONLY - -• - - r. - - - __ : -m - = -I _- JAWZ _______ GREG LU MBER— CHARGE ACCTI SALE ENDS SATURDAY - - OR so 520 MAPLE AVE-SANFORD SALE ENDS SATURDAY 4 DAIS ONLY • ~ - = - Chicago (Wood 23-13) at California (11yan 16-15), N True-Test I [ - The Slate DC-Partment of Transportation Will cOnduct a Public Informational Workshop Meeting at the Oviedo City RiM Tfurd.i, iniLx'r iU, 19/J, of 7:30 P.M. M IIA — - L1 > ~ i SAVE TIME AND MONEY WITH THESE BARGAINS! ••-•- e7 Kansas City (Garber 9-7) at t:;-. - ~ ': I < showed anglers lined up from the South city limits of the town to the old Coast Guard station where the dirt road has been . ~- -W blocked by the Merritt Island ~-0 ._~ .! Wildlife Management, Z Sunday turned out to be one of F! U, • the most beautiful days seen on the beach in a long time; the water clean itmi blue, fingerling mullet running in a deep slough within easy casting range, and ltsli lilting almost before the halt flit btIoin. A very light sprinkle or two failed to dampen the en. th usiasm of either the fish or fishermen and at the end of the day, we were surprised to find our tally had run up to 20 blues, 14 whiting and two pompano. Locally, we witnessed the weighing of an eight and threefour ths pound bass at Osteen ltridge "ish ('amp Saturday moniing. Bob Gaffney, fishing a small lake near Osteen with Bil l Girard, latched on to th is one bait. The pair, who hail from halt. The pair, who hail fro '/intcr I'ark, landed t u other smaller ones. Another "BIG ONE" came out of the river near the Osteen Bridge Saturday, this one landed by Richard G. W illiams on a lure called the "Red Devil." Williams Is resident of Apopka but fishes this area frequently. Wilbert W illiams, who hums been giving the speckl ed perch a bad (line around Osteen Bridge, changed his routine a little over the weekend and UflIHC UI) with a limit string of bluegill bream. Wilbert fished In his usual place around the tridge pilings. Wednes&y's Games Milwaukee at Baltimore, 2, TexasatMinnesota,N Kansas City at Oakland, N ______________ ~ 11 - .. : -- National League St. LouIs Pittsburgh Montreal New York Chi .98 cago phin 74 ' - '- : ,.. PAr"• ' - - .. - . .. - . ' - ' ____________ 'S .- :".tL v' ' ' _, ' . .... " .' ' .. - , :' - '' '.'' . - - ' ' - w ___ __ :: - -': 't" -:- ( : - -' " "::.: G. 72 71 70 70 500 22 69 73 486 2 6974 4833 68 . ,,,.,..... - W I. Pct. = ., - ___ _________ ,. - ., j',-jm' . .,.-. .• -, - ..k,,,. - ________ ;'i' —•& .s.. ' FIGHTING SEMINOLES GRIDIRON SQUAD Wit Cincinnati 87 57 .604 Los Angeles 84 60 583 3 San Francisco Houston 73 73 .500 15 Atlanta 70 76 .479 18 San Diego 53 90 .371 33 THE FIGHTING SEMINOLES, led by Coach Claude Woodruff will begin their football season when these 36 youngmen take on Oviedo's Lions at Sanford Memorial Stadium Friday night in the County's first game of the season. The Tribe and Oviedo are both out to - Mon'Iay a Games Pittsburgh 11, Chicago 3 Atlanta 10, San Francisco 4 improve a 1-9 season marks last year. Seminole is also out to maintain an unbeaten record over the Lions on the gridiron, and it all boils down to what appears to be one of the best games of the season. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent) - 18 Youngsters Swim 5,000 Yards . in Diego 5, Houston 3 SSA Swimmers Net $3,000 For Benef it ntesday's Games Ilittsburgh (Bla,s 3-7) at (Iii- cago illooton 12-13) More than $3,000 in pledges place. 2,j) yards, while Alice Tramell swimming 200 lengths include New York (Koosmnan 12-14) at Only other guest swimmer Finishing first In Group 11 and Dr. Anthony Gigliotti swam Anne Smith, Kevin Smith, was six year were received at the first Philadelphia (Lonborg 12-12), N Tony Gigliotti who was Timmy Aiken in 1:34.0 8.Hank Elwood owrIrnswain Theresa Los Angeles (Sutton 16-9) at Sanford Swim Association Henns, Mark swam one length. Swim'A-Thon held Saturday at followed by Matt McDonald and 6 as did Bill McLaughlin of McIntosh, Fred Tramdll, Jason Cincinnati (Grlmslcy 13-9), N Mrs Glenn A Lingle 12the Sanford Bath & Tennis Club Art Woodruff. San Francisco (Bradley Sanford Lions Club. Lingle, Robert Neville, John orint ue s Adding to the enterta nment 11) at Atlanta (Schueler 8-7), N Pool. Smi th, Terry Gibson, Paul To ple e as his sw1mme rs SSA will be The Little Red nefit v Montreal (Renko 12-10) at St. McNulty, Dina lee and Cynthia School House, the Swimming oa The event was sparked with ch Tom flo!umiol swam six guest swimmers Leading the C Iiiuis (Faster 12-7), ?" is is McI)on,,ld, 18 SSA swimmers swimming hall Of Fume, and the foreign field with 10 lengths of the rnnt4 lengths of butterfly. Th houston (Roberts 14-9) at San nsidered be 5000 Y8I'U3. First • FU3 ,O finish f nd or Olympic was Seminole High School "' Also participating were Diego (Jones 5-4 N cult stroke. i . Wednesday's Games Pittsburgh at Chicago New York at Philadelphia. N Los Angeles at Cincinnati, N San Francisco at Atlanta, N Montreal at St. Louis, N travel . , u marathon was Junior Olympic 11rincipal Don Reynolds. Dr. C. nuners as well as Sanford thAnky Ungle, 192 lengths; Russ First Place winner, Mike Smith F. Brooke Smith lasted for 20 Tom McDonald, Past District Shibengerger, 184; Susan Swim Association. who swain the 200 lengths of the lengths while Sanford Rotary Governor Rotary International Tramell, Pat Stenstrom, and Mrs. James McKee, pool In 1:03.5. Club President, Reid Brodie swain Pus four lengths earlier in Mary Aiken, 150; Martha president of Sanford Swim Second place in the Group 1 swam 11 lengths. the day because of a previous McIntosh, 12; Scott McKee, 100 Association was co-chairman of Sanford Attorney swimmers was Chuck Fraser Ken commitment. and seven year oil Jude the event. Bill Heck of WTRR McIntosh made 10 lengths or followed by Happy fleas in third Other SSA swimmers Gigliotti, 72 Radio was announcer. �------r - - -,- ---- k - 1 6~110 To Challenge Orioles X USC Lead The Sanford Herald - Tuesday, Sept. 11, 1973-38 I' II ask, &I . U _____ Jo T ighte _ AL n Hy KEN RAPPOPORT Associated Press; Sports Writer f I I 71 J - -- FFL - - o, - 4 - FOR OAK RIDGE GOES PIONEER QUARTER BACK Earl Carr (86) Metro Conference Jamboree. The Hounds open night against loop foe. Colonial in Orlando Th Dogs are picked to who's big h enoug h to play the tight end number he wears ram bles b? around his backfield against Lyman defenders Rodnev Dowling (82), Merle Edwards (81) and IlerbSchrnjdt(75) during the I To ye 1,1 S b t Pre-SC R -- -- Th their regular season Friday • . fin ish highly e talent-ladened conference. (Herald Photo byj Richards) I son ea flfl- 'CARR' RIDE In other American League action, the Oakland A's ripped the Kansas City Royals 13; the Cleveland Indians nipped the New York Yank ees 2; e th Milwaukee Brewers dated the Doroit Tigers ; the Minnesota ins trimmed the Texas Rangers and the California Anzels whipped the Chicago White Sot 7.1, Bob Bolin pulled Lui liant out ala seventh-Inning Jam and then pitrPn'd ,u t'f it t ikIi..in tL- iwth to preseve lio5tI'SC[udalvgcjory Wi th the bases loaded and nobody out In the last inning, Heggil! Smith caught Mery Rettenmund' s fly to short left- - i - = MIAMI(All) - Coach Don Shula isn't sure what the prob- - - 'R -- "I thoug we were beat physrially," Shula said of game. "I thought we were a tired football team.A rash of Injuries has contributed to the Dolphins' prob. lems. The mast serious problem is at defensive tackie, where Manny Fernandez arid Bob Heinz are the only ablebodied performers. Jim Dunaway has been lost for the season and Maulty Moore for at least the first game. 51mb is expected to a ctivate end Ron IJerger, ho has been grouniedin recent days at tackle, as backup strength. He can also use his "53 defense," in which linebacker Bob Mathesori, Jersey No. 53, replaces a lineman. The Dolphins signed free agents Jim White, a defensive end for New England last season, and rookie linebacker Bruce Bannon on Monday. Both were signed as "futures," meaning they don't count on the 40-num roster limit of the ')"lpItin' M the pse;u•.t firm. 51mb has until Thursday to name the seven t'i reserve squad, which may include frerve members of 'etern Of (ensve lineman Al Jenkins, rookie offensive tackle Leon Gray, rookie running back Tom Smith and rookie defensive back Greg Sttmk. All four were waived Monday to get the team down to the 4maflJ It Butthevmuctp th gh, claimed by any other team before Shula recl&, (bern lem is, but the precision that gave the Miami Dolphins a perfeet 17-4 season in 1972 isn't there as the team Prepares to The Dolphins, who open the regular season Sunday against the San Francisco i9ers in the Orange Bowl, dropped their last two preseason games as both Minnesota and Dallas staged sec ond-half "l.astyenr at this time, we were coming oil a good win against Minneso ta ," Shula, recalling the come4rornbehind 19-17 verdict over the Vikings in the final 1912 warmup game 'Ibis time, we're coming off two disappointing losses, especially disappointing because we blew two leads," he added "Our whole preseason has been inconsistent" Shula said he doesn't think enmpl'wene I ii factnr on 'I've tried to look for things like that on the football field andiatheclassrnL'.fl,j.d "!fIhdfomdn, would have done soniething about it." "The way we lost was alarming," added Shula. 'Ihere's no way yu can be coinpiam-ept about that." Dallas completely dominated the second half in C 26-23 Octory oerDeDptot T'dn - - -- 'f -• . r_ :j/ --. \ r ,•:• ... . - - ( - -- - - ,'' / / - - ---- ' •- ' - - -. - - f -r ' - p .,.. 'y_ -"- ) ,. " . ' - -. . -• . ,. !-tL -. - - _.,,. ,. . - - APOPKA FISHERMAN Richard A. Williams,and family display a fine 9½ pounder ken near the Osteen Bridge fish camp, He also brought in an eight and three-quarter pounder earlier, but ns co idered It too small to show. - . - ... - - -- Ifl# 1YMML I JA JIa IIIU 'II By HOWARD SM1 Gray, Bobby Moore and Walk er Assoclated Press Sports Writer Gillette. And if he should catch - - - - - - - . Am~ - - - ------ SEMINOLES STOP A YELLOWJACNIT THE FIGHTING SEMINoLEs, who open their Cambell (07), JIm Clements (21), Carlton regular season Friday against Edge Oviedo in (33) and following is Billy Hardy Sanford, stop a Leesburg drive during their (74). pr wson jamboree. n on (Herald Photo by Ray Waterman) 5 5 p.ay are Kelly ----- - Baseba/l Season Filled With Oddity NEW YORK (APi -&x, sabotage, violen ce and Intrigue, The 197 73 baseball scene has been an oddbad seanon with more plot than a movie thriller, Oh, there have been the usual beanba ll wais, wholesale ltawls, spitball (lareops and pillow fights over the long summer. But thIs year, the kinky has sta ged the con onp1ee with such bizsare a ffairM as: Nc- Yrk Vaxikt pitchers made the headlines leswappers. —Players tried to sabotage their home field to avoid playing an Interna tional League doubleheader, —A Texas League game was canceled when the field was purposely flooded and port of e pitc t's mouad (cs-n up by th he vandals. In (Thkago, Cubs' right-ha Ferguson Jenkins threw some high, hard one" ut they weren,t Pitches. The onetime National League Cy Young Award winner displayed an awful temper one day and threw four bats on the field from the dugout, Fergie went Into his tirade after be knocked out of a game. "I wanted the bat boy to ha a chan ce to do some work," 301d Jenkins in a tongue.n.ehe explanation, Actually, the pitcher la ter explained, his bat-towing tan. (ruin was th e result of "a lot of things building up since the beginning of the year." The "things building a" inc luded his poorest season in seven years. In Milwaukee, Uk' Brewers were accused of using imm oral doak.and4agger. methods against tae Texas Rangers, After losing a doubl eheader, Whitey Herzog, then the Texas manager, alleged that th e Brewers were itealing pitching signs with the help of an employe nicknamed 'Bernie Brewer." Herzog complained that "Bernie," sta tioned In a large Imi ta tion beer stein and chalet in the center field bleachers, was using binoculars to steal the catchers signs and relay the Information to Milwaukee hitters. -----An ace pitcher threw bats on the (kid instead of balls. —And a team was accused of using its mascot as a spy to pick off signs During p!-mg trnini, Fritz Ptes'c and Mike Yekich of the Yankees raised e.ehrows with their wlfe.swappjp,g revelations. The pitchers revealed that they had traded families—in. duding wives, children and dogs—iji a real-life version of and Carol and Ted and Alice" ot only did the situation crea(C a generally bad image for the playcr, it didn't do much for their careers, either, Kekicli was eventwdly traded and both have had off years. in Amarillo, Tex.. a !hodulr Texas Leaituc game be. tt n Arririlli- ari tiiu wzn honk team Officials discuver,J vandalism n canie the ballpark : Sp4r i'-j !!t:i . ' u.d to use. Afro, massive holes were dug on the pitcher's mound. The game would have been the last of the season for both TRIM (earns and would have settled lust plc in the West DivisIon. There wj vanclaihoim also at the borne park of the Richny,d Va Bra Ofthe Internationalij,u ................. ••S__ 1' -: ,L- - - A - -- a of the t .. - ' -. - the players went out to the field and inserted beaes under also placed a hose in the ates of second base. -k. ( - '1 I ' BLUEGILL LIMIT WILBERT -J:iIlej,dCT night but the double-dealing do the trick TheYFIad dbkheodcT4 won alter the ground the crew work ed on the field all day . Alit-, itards, Bottorff wt--i d - wü cime games Of the- players' 1 -_ - - I _____ First S I WNP 1LUL?L E5EIJLkL MR DF YO Jo PRIZES a Prlze . . . • • Sports Shop .....................Winner .................. Announced In This Space 90 141 NOTHING TO BUY—No OBLIGATION THIS CONTEST PAGE WILL $4 APPEAR EACH WEEK DURING THE FOOTBALL SEASON! do T - - o I" ' C Dl ' - - " Now Nine Drive-in windows 5 regular windows 4 speed lanes - - 300 N. FRENCH— AVE Dekle'sGulf Service ............Winner .................. I think ........will be the most points scored in any one game. $5 downs Patterns Solids BOYS' sizes Other Styles From $4250 65 Op,n a student accountl 'L'* An graduating Sanford Plaza Open Mon., Thurs., Fri. 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Indicate winner by writing in the name of team opposite the advertiser's name on the 1 Blank No scores Just pick winners. l-;J `6 .... 1Drize Third EACH - ii'iIflts - - i-- --- TO BE ANNOUNCED EACH WEEK IDEAL LINING MATERIAL (Theyjust Fit B(lWeoflSfuddjflas and Rafters) / - -' of points scored in any one game on this page and place this number In the space provided In Entry Blank. This will be used to break ties. to serve you. * J -- marked no later than Friday Noon, September 14. CASH USED OFFSET PRINTING PLATES 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES WILLIAMSON displays a limit ' fiottnrff said that the water was turned on the entire -: (Reasonable Facsimile Also Accepted) string of bluegill caught near the Os teen Bridg g. e. 11111111 I ? ------------------------- OFFICIAL ENTRY BLANK SHEETS tvrll -- j V )r ---- ' -I It the Commerce Committee ALUMINUM -• - '., PHONE 305.522.1717 Fort Lauderdale, Fla. 33316 ... - &-.i £ aves revealed that some Mhis players had soak ed Parker Br Field Ira delibto asb out a twinigl;t blehtaer against the Tidewater Tides, an approJ* name for ?he occasi on. Buttorif said lt when the team rwned from a road frIp - The Dolphins, Bears, Broncos and Redskins are among 12 of the 26 NFL clubs that sold out their stadium during the 1972 season and thus would have been re to televi se their home games toesfly lf the law had bfl effect last year. - mu- Atu,ei- L$ottgz- jf Call Dick Brumbaugh KEY AUTO LEASING, INC. House FOR S Lag - HONE 327 _____ - FREEMAN, JAMES LEON FARMERS, JAMES ROBERTS, HARRY E. MARXMILLER. i appro the Macdonald mesCards wouldn't mind a bit e, e legislao should reach Maynard has been on th house floor either Wedthe Rookie Coach Don CoeU an oeeflalonal pasa here and ceiving end of 632 passes (or neaday or Thuday, in plenty has St Louis putting th e than foot- there, Just to show the 11,616 yards during his career of time for Sun ball In the air more often youngsters how it's done, the and he's scored touchdow day's games ever before this year, and who The Sena te passed similar better to Join the paws-happy legislation by a vote of 76-6 last Uiafl ootbaU i 0114inlie leading reIF Don Daring hearings last week, Maynard. L Pete Rolle, NFL Corn. The Cards acquired Maynard A tastorooK 10fltt from the New York Jets said the league . would ac Immediately If day for an Undisclosed draft A late Summer Swim Meet at IuL Kelly, 11.12 age group Congress enacted definitive ctice and were delighted to ge t Enstbrook Swim Club had placed fifth in 50 breast hun . legislation k banning and participation u)' the •L I Sanford LAUI In • j IlliCit. blackouts back. .P III DRIVER: ROBERT GERALD MEETZE ALIAS MARK MILLER Pick a 4 mr ADDITIONAL $50 REWARD FOR ANYONE MAKE PERSONAL CONTACT WITH ANY OF THESE LISTED PERSONS IN CONNECTION WITH THE ABOVE VEHICLE. WILBERT FREEMAN, WILL SMITH, LEN FREEMAN, ROBERT FREEMAN, OR ROBERT SMITH, BUTCH MOM He wants to play football swimmers who placed In Others who Placed in events and " fie's happy to come to St. several events. fie said the NFL would not were: Lowe, said Joe Sullivan, dlChuck Fraser, 15.17, Jason Lingle, wall until the House and Senate Swimming ffl fourth rector of operations for he the ten and under age group io andin 0 I.M., Frank Rowe, settled their d1ffere on the under, second in fifty tearn. "We feel he'll help our took threo wins with a ationor for President Nix. legisl breast; 71m Aiken, 11-12 fourth t*lldub in many place medal In the fifty free"dM On to BIP the bill into law. and in O I.M. Maynard, a 36-year-old tter- 50 breast and a fourth in 100 A ten and under boys relay an of 15 pro campaigns, is being I.M. te am of Neville, Lingle, p unted on co BASKETBALL to help tutor the Robert Neville, In the same and Art Woodru ff placed second Cards' youtul receiver cos age group too BUFFALO Buffalo k a cond in the in the 200 Medley and 200 free. Braves of the National Basket. ihich includes speedsters Mel 50 f and thi rd in 100 J.M. .-.--_----- - -- ba ll Association au for. BASEBALL . ward Garfield heard erom the . ATMNT The Atlanta Chicago Bulls and the rights to s Braves acquired left-ha ed L nd Chicago's No. I draft choice, the pitcher Dave Cheadle from l(evin Kwmert, In return for . New York Yankees to complete Braves" forward John Hummer — a trade th ______ ;. at sent pitcher Pat and a sevond.roun,.j pick in the Dobson to New York. 1974 draft. :- • -.i,_____ L .-. s) &%" 10 football flise communications somnij(te needed less than 15 minutes Monday to approve a measure, sponsored by its IIflMunnyM chairman, Rep. Torbert H. 1VJ U7IIUIM MaCdonaK ML ItbloidsU the game Isa: sellout "n hours in advance. Louis 11 Am CONTEST RULES 1J hlcrzog's complaints got some action. The mascot's c-t4npanlon, a fell ow who hoot up balloons following Erewer home runs, was ejected from the chalet. "Bernie" remained, hiwe'er. "Iauspec something when they rot 11 runs," snapped lfrrwg. -Hell, this is the same team a last year ri ti"v ht; lila that t1mn. That Bob Coluccip looked like J Maggio." of the uilivld so that It was linpossiJ Idle Colorado, tied with Okla- gnur^ SEEING THAT I - Jason L ngle Paces SSA t Swim meet , - Ye To Pass- Minded St. -•• - by Auburn, Arizona State, FlorIda and Louisiana State, who "'"I' It one spot to We 1213.14-15 positions. UCLA, now 16th, was followed by the hold. a ver 17-18-19.20 teams from the First poll—North Carolina State, Houston, North Carolina and Texas Tech. N.C. State, the only other member of the preseason Top Twenty to see action over the weekend, drubbed East Carolina 57.8. The Top Twenty with firstplace votes In parentheses, season records and total points. 1071 73 FLA. LICENSE NO. IOE-12154 SILVER METALLIC, RED INTERIOR, RALLY WHEELS .. ... 9V 2POUNDER FOR WILLIAMS IV. - 1,121 points. The spread between the two in the preseason poll was 475 noints - Two first-place votes went to Ohio State, which dropped from second to third with 838 points. Tex.qs went from third to fourth with 819 points. Michigan held on to fifth place with one first-place vote and 683 points while Alabama, Penn State, Noire Dame and Tennessee retained the sixth, seventh, eighth and ninth spots. Penn State got the other No. I vote. FOR INFORMATION LEADING TO THE RECOVERY OF Texas 0.0-0 819 Michigan (1) 0-0.0 683 6, Alabama 0-0-0 616 7. Penn St. (1) 040 571 8. Noire Dame 0.0-0 436 9. Tennessee 0-0.0 433 -- WASHINGTON (AP) 'Mere 's a good chance that pro (°tballfans in Mthmf, Chicago, t)envPr and the 'ation'a capital, among other cities, wil, tie able to watch their local heroes on television Sunday In the opening of the 1973 NatIonal Football League season. The house Commerce Cornmittee takes up legislation today to lift the !! blackouts of aoId.ot home pro - ... .... -- . -. casters who participated In this week's poll. Nebraska picked up eight first-place ballots and Points tabulated on basis of 2016-16.l4.12.I0.94.745..4.3.2,.l: WIjpT Pb. I. SO. Cal. (49) 0-0.0 1,168 Nebraska (8) 1.0.0 1,121 Ohio St. (2) 0.0.0 838 - ----.-. - j - I - txnna for 11th In the preseason balloting, moved up to 10th, replacing UCLA. Oklahoma was 11th, followed L egislation - -. 4 ond place past Idle Ohio Stale and Texas on the strength of a 40-13 opening-game rout of UCLA. The setback dropped the Bruins from 10th to 16th, Southern Cal, which opens this Saturday night against Arkansas, rece,ved 49 first-place votes and 1,168 points from the and broad. Blackout I • — - - Fourth in the preseason rank- ings, Nebraska shot up to sec- - - - ,- The Nettaka Cornhuskers, seeking their third national college football crown in (our years, moved up today to challenge de1e1ding champion ouu1eru California In The Assoclated Press' first regular. season poll. -. ii sports writers National ague scor es: Pittsburgh 11, Chicago 3; Ailan ta 10, San Francisco land San Diego 5, Houston 3. , - By HiRwIwv -' Associated Press Spo.ts Writer A's 13, Royals 0 Vida Blue pitched a four-hitter and Joe Rudi drove in three runs to lead Oakland Kansas City l3 before the largest crowd of the season at the Oakland 1tse 47570 "I'm glad we didn't give the crowd a chance to boo us," said Blue 'I sure hope they come back" Indians 3, Yankees 2 Ted Ford singled home Cleveland's first run, then tripled and scored the con, leading the Indians to a 2 decision over New York Cleveland's Dick drow pitched out of a one-out, bases-loaded Jam in the ninth Brewers 6, Tigers S Jim Colborn scattered seven hits and Dave May con. (ributed a twoun homer to lead Milwaukee past Detroit . Colborn won his lh game for the Brewers. Twins 5, Rangers I Bobby Darwin' seventh4nnlng single drove to the decid. ing run In Minnth' victory over Texas. The loss was Billy Nfartin's first since he took over as manager of the 'angers last Saturday. The former Detr oit manager had won h1 first two games. Mgels 7, White Sox 1 Rookie Dick Lange checked Chicago on four leading a 7-1 decision over the White Sax. Lange, making only his filth rnHJr !:iu ctrt, VIr!tlr'd n flrt inn! hoznt' run to Mur and then blanked Chicago the rest of th e way. The Red Sox have lost six more games than Baltimore and before last week, weren't given more an outside chance to catch the powerful froatunners But But the Red Sox took three out of foul games in their series last week and Monday night, beat the Orioles for th e four th straight time. " is victory gives us a lilt, a little be tter feeling," said Kasko, whose team has taken 11 of 17 decisions from Baltimore this season. "But we still have to beat them tomorrow and get help from the other teams." - 1100 n center and throw out Jim Miller trying to score. Bolin then retired Tommy Davis on a fly Will for the last out of the The Boston lied Sox are happy to be where they are in the American League East race. Actually, with their record they're happy to be an)here at stage of the 5C$fl• We Just have to go on winning," said Manager Ede Kasko alter h team did Just that by beating the Baltimore Orioles 4 Monday night to make the race a little more In teres ting / / iiL,uraska Moves To Second Plince Eastern In%awfard &low 91 In M Louisiana vs. Kent St. NEWHOURS WE WILL BE OPEN Monday thru Friday 7AM to IOPM Saturday 7AM to 6PM CLOSED SUNDAYS GULF SERVICE I 2518 Dekie $ 322-4924S. FRENCH Maine vs. Boston U. �-__- __ , I li =114 - - - 'IL - LJNIM -I __ __ __ _ _ ____ i he Sanford Herald . .- - I 1 - I- T _.- - 0 -I -OW A I Beauty j 710 W First St . LANlM Salon A i 1. K_ ~ Nursingand Co Supply r , Personalized Professional Nursing Care Since 1964 1 I —- . _.. !" I r:e. white boM, printtc with your name on flame and address on envelope flap. 5 il al Also -Airport Service Station (at the Airport) I . fj a ; lok / . . _, . HEEL W*stern or Padded Soft SddJe Front Hand Brakes Large Rear Basket For the fashion minded woman who 7 1 1 I I I ; - MIAMI SUN __ Fabrics & Service rI 1~ / ( I 1 1 a M L191k ___ '91 Casselbe You can buy all the rods tackle and bait )ou'Il - I - _ TRACTORS & BU IL DOZE RS W' rvict A)! Moth Tr. 'ors 1pament 4171111014:2JIF-vt . 1812 N. OR LANDO AV E. -a4 - , f LIN 0 oo00410r- -Ir H0: %It AIF A - 0 1 - .- MAITLAND _________________ - - i 834-7272 CENTER '. -, 919 E. 2nd St. Fla. 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The boarding facility's grooming center has the most modern equipment available Nothing is so cute as a freshly groomed l'rench poodle F IFI leaves the grooming center her top * - - TIps to Jp:n and many INC., 7.t ?4 Orlando Ave., Winter Pk. Open 9:30-5:30. Sat. 10-2. Call 645-2060 for frierd$y, personalized service. Ample Parking In tho Winter Park Mall. ---tr _..-=-._--.__, mE-- - have . - a 'earn ,Oi . - _____ W1II h I'hldeau.x leave AUTOMATIC WATER SOFTENERS Dependable, '"p 'flc - _ H_ rch cen ___ - - -. ---: • . . . A im _ - t .f 4nMd AW A SCYCI* he Riding TMOV Quiet Cam VaperatIon ( A?OS•rvic: That I - " : *-ft , Remove FREE C)EMONSTRATION hard#wss From "r water for cm, WAIC leavees, Pine rew.les. and 401 litter. Ceen haut, doze. &rr&j,V WE NOW cloth" brighter and sotter MOftlflafliQ.Obte WITh h# PrOper tmpI,,n.mi HAVE 4 HYPNOSIS - - I - , ___________ ______ t L___ -_ ---- - I ll4al r l pestle 4040 *IF eed -. - n2 Magnolia wntown Sanford Zeiss I - ~ , / ' Prompt swvIce HOURS 0-6 Monday-Friday 8.4 Saturday Closed Sunday -. YARD-MAN Power Equipment To Serve _______________________ You Every season •__ 01101ifterif (Wicnal) e i Casselberry - • . When it's Rd '- EDWARD'S SHOES Tr.liiu gEPW , - Vale's Junior - -,. I I '. - ;API'd I ; I Shoeland FILM PIOCESSINO ALL Tv!S TRADE IN 4 - PICK UP and DELIVERY UnwUluits S UITE 161. 434 111. HWY AM L--sAlit"I R It Y,F LA . 1"j? 831-0526 Serke Sales RM ii.s ' iee I 39OLONGW000PLAZA HWY.)??? LONGW000 PH 831,7252 2517 Country Club Rd. -_ ff Ph.112-7920 Let Us Sanford I : ~, ~_ k I il .• I I _ ______ You Con Get Results! For More Information CALL 322-261 1 or 831-9993 Ask For Bill AAartin * _"_)•( Our Toot Is loud And Strong .-~ . ,/ 1 \ ADVERTISE 2t x-' 2. -. Let us feature Your Business with a PICTURE Acqua nt i Prospects 'Nith You., Product 0, - __ 'i IV/ - .. - _ I 7%~i i ' Your Business or Products in the - - :__Z4-A 011^ .1 'It What YouCan Do Today UJ/nffA\\\Ie.' .. 11 I WHISTLEI " * Business Review Section of The Herald 4';-', BIG jr EASY FINANCING IINTALS iaii - ' fectric cr m an uat starting - - . 12.1 TO 36" Cut Slick Shift or Automatic fIVO With 4 SP4*d Ra"#S PAT1101#011 TOMS. SonkAmwicsrd M sstw Charge - Uni-Card STILL. MOVIE a SOUND I[QU,p.' FOR sill"T *s 0 WWO vietlittv or Mwiml,rvis Ot?W occemewwln All . 4P 1111111005 A STRATTON ENGINE 91 1 PHOTO FINISHING : I.n,r Ov.iitv iac & . - -. I ROLLE EX ccI,t a In V -_ OSCAR FISHER Phctsrv N t Vihlen Road, Sanford r eeaw"We Your Advertising Consultant .-, LINK Construct iO I.l4 rOUii ruuerS It-wetwre accuracy IIV 322-7029 322-0808 - I/ ,!, 111~ ", ~, -, "I Y __ _- N, A,.~ v T111 tiONEYWELL IIPAIIINOr A7fr It ii!V'Ii/!T Yes - citanef, POLARO '" o ;'-_ I -_ I ,~, - __1 6*011,01, . BELL & HOWELL AA ICROSCOPES One-Half Mile Northof 436 - Mixon Auto Parts and Machine ac me fL nop B•E• GOSSEei " 0 Avjilstor Fn ?4&%,r al C,r t p smina""lias olv"tathof&m*fm4rolawpf*tooga**C"" THE WEED EATER .$.l.). $wh ski. f the PaIcs •ib..-,f , _~ prn.k in, t,i., .. .'.aIs KONICA MINOLTA Call AC-305 • SAFKLLAO • lflQ•ftip heat cOfltroes,or FACTOR ICTION? Ams#rhaa Medical Ases."officially" r"osalsod hyp UKANIF .0041 00,4[GA tor extra cook %,. , , 240 . South Hwy. 17-92 WHEN SALES— SEltVICE-RENTALS AGrA GEVAERT NIZO ROLEX BROWN for all your office printing I. Fei stier" HIS I' CASSEL iiu Of Wax Gnterat Parabise 1 GESTETNER . O%OFF "W Handle The Whole Bali Rem odel g HIADOUARTIN$ Po IVI1YTHI49 PHOTOONAPHICI, uifmTd lii' HOURS 8-6Monday.Saturday Closed Sundays - II - REPAIRS ' INTI*NATIOWAI.CAMUNACORP. - flJL,, GARAGES 323.6404 Glass & Paint Co., Inc. Ph 322 4627 210 Magnolia Ave. Sanford N&Orge "UMM (J I Mixon Auto Parts Senkarik --- 40 SPECIAL FAMILY ROOM * You MIRRORS •PA1NT .WALLPAPER - I , r - F or Every Purpose -- - ________ I FI CTION no I - Locations .GLASS --- (r 11111 2 - 1 I 3157 Hwy. 17-92 - - ter Livinq ..-.o " toI . '\ ~ -_ - - This Month's - : - - A. iiF i rr-% F i OD PLAZA - HWY. 17- . ____ - - NG IN- - I _ ___________________ THE MEDICAL PROFESSION DOES NOT 11111,11VE IN, IL - _t M - 1, I Ii d L Infant 9 Pre-School *After-School * Mothers . - • COMET W X 240 HFATED POOL .. got it, pardner E 0S - ' 'Z /0 4t I 0ML_- _ I . ____ -I 0 CN& Years In Central Florida ru. r:t1 nrnu ING - __ _!Q=_ . Ruv=tl, Rust-Proof Polyethylene Cabinet we ••• . - -AV / , . ' N PH. 322-3332 y 3. Get close to somebody who NEWBFRRY, Fla. (AP) kricews the - boss. You have to Alma Bridges says her min. =learn a great deal allout him-how -----he likes to be kept In are still worth u t V h. o s-xio a formed, his prejudices, the pound. people In whom he has conf " "Theyjuststhndthere,"M 141V fidence, his system of prior* Bridges ftays of the . ler Z Ities. -than 34-Inch horses, perfectly Liaen to your colleagues formed replicas of their large _ A-7 - Ask lots of questions, and don't cousills. quarrel with the answers. Of r. and Mrs. Bridges owned P00DU PAMPFM AT' ANMAL HAVM course, you must not swallow 190 of the 350 miniature hor s whole whatever they tell you, registered In the United States AMT1 AY A HA VEN KENNELS, located Cl1 SR 46 Check and cross-check with botsaIdtheyrecentiysold400r %est, has full dog grooming others who are in a position to theni to a wealthy Japanese and boarding kisow. services with the newest equipment In Pet care. twinessman. .%` 1P 5. Discard your old frame of The Bridges' said they tired It is Owned and opertited by Mr. and Mrs. reference. You'll find yourself Of city life five years ago and Itandolph ROWe, Who have f)e(, ,,, ill 1),15*iness tempted on many Occasions to decided to buy a ranch ju-4 since say, "The way we did it at the search (or a profitable avoca. AflCCofiipany .. Ill, were hired because of Uie ex"It's a country gentlemen's 11111 pertise you acquired there. l)oebby.,, said Bob Bridges. 50. - 6 w S&ld 4- --c Are Useless - . IZiQ.. __ ______ __ Horses , - 2012 French 07/ ../ M i n iature practices, its present power ters Its current policies 2 Study the organization ou have to know who is - .- . - I ; . And ship your M :';' lear __________________________________________ . &Llia Because the situation recurs eral mt ore making any 11gularly, U)e institute has de- major moves. It takes that long in most companies to win acand credibility. Eachanima)iskeptInitso 2619 French Avenue . - -_ ____ -_ -_ -_ ceptancc g I 1 ' 1. Gold Leaf Magnetic Signs Biel Boards r ulout Lo"ors to hardware qq .- .. Da* *1( SM6 - - _- [ILL Because they are launched on 3. Avoid challenge. Don't a noodtide of praise and feel force people into inaking compeHed to maintain the mo. cboices that involve loyalty to Al AN Cooper, Store men old ties drawn shortlyafter being hired, 9. Limit overt change. Sti ck SupervisoratThcShoeTrce said Dr. Mortimer Feldberg. withtheoldfurnlshingsan(Ju)e president. old peramnel as long as pos- tries on a pair of suke-proof In attempting to danonstrate sible. Stress conUnWty even Is. Thestoreoffersa wide Øhis abilities and success pat. when i ntroducing change. terns, the new worker may Present your innovations as a variety of styles and caters polarize others into opposition. logical extension of what workespecially to the needs of Ifts colleagues view him as a ers have done so suctes&ully in the fenced Shlbuya district In Tokyo 4 Is the favorite shopping and a pink ribbon In knot area. Art goods, screens, Helpful H;nts: V - - t ReQsnefellon I- . I 195 - ____ f _ mentum, very effective Grooming, Animal IIai,en wood.block prints, bronzes, porcelains, and lamps, as well as many Interesting antiques-all of these make valuable additions to any home. And do not forget to use your chopsticks at any of the fine Japanese restaurants In town! fl4P Macaroni Salad Now AVjjäbf or - 1. ' $50 ~ -- ouc are yet here and there still linger the unesCdpable evidences of a civilization wn. Shopping for keepsakes is SERVICE MODE L 12" - Z 114~1 - - - .- - ion - Oviedo Soft, Silky Curls & Healthy, Glowing Hair. It's Part Of The Natural Look. Feel Totally Feminine Lot Us . .: ii-A-J I Plastic Sig ns Painted Signs Truck Lettering Store Front% WE MAKE WA VES 15 opIn. . pets lavished with dlvidual attention and care. Is most modern; - .i - FREDDIE SWEET D For his wife, Rebecca, howrod fits together 4 - ,... ON GOO . - Vacationers or those JOHN SCHLENK - J 0 Piece CHECK IT OUT ,lableware Set --- - --- specialt r- 28 41V-___ -- -, cost $295 et - _ __ I*-- ' t± mwdl Z' Sanford ____ Ph. 365.3248 - - ~ 350 - • - CENTER LIGHTING iAv,. a * NEW YORK (AP) - "The don't ment1on its policies or surest way for the new man to practices by name, unless you conlmltsuicldebtododramat.. are expressly asked to do kally what he was hired todo..... 6. StimuLate your colleagues namely, bring in new ideas and, to do their own best thiniting a fresh burst of activity." Instead of giving your con 77b is the professional clusio,ask(or theirs. of psychologists MyIf the facts warnnt, you may c tsattheorganjzauonal fmditpossibletotellthe boss, HthavIorinst1tute,woun. "TomSte%ensseemstobavea SeLs and trains executives on good idea ... " And let Stevens dopersonal relationships and ad- know you quoted him. vies corporations on personnel 7. Reiterate basic atti- () --- . - -= - __ __ -I. G :- - ... BRIDGE r vie o Factor Co. Route 426 and Garage Door Operators 0 ; 'Drown' After Hiring - _. Is a preparing to take business mood adorned with a blue grooming,Animal Haven off sg y at Animl Haven tI'if)S can do so with a free ribbon, no less. 46 is convenient. For Boarding Kennels corisdence knowing the pets Whether for boarding or vations call 32M752. 46, in Che Sanford area. I . Uwy have phic-ed with Aninud Haven are being wellcaried for. - . equipped center full dog Animal Haven, owned and grooming service Is available. operated by Mr. and Mrs. - _77~1 __ - . * , Itandolf It -i CAUJISMIT PW 0"I M 28i1 Takelle Siummer Out Of Summed V_ Service - AND SHOE MCCRO"s MoRrOGAI'l \-------------. --________________________ or"- . oming ro - I tIME Personnel' Too Push - elegant type are given a bow for V_ -_ - their top knot and a touch of - #. IM to the toe nails. Y our -\ - 0 G Abandoned Unwanted Cars Hauled Off - .- V . - ') 1, Nutone Automatic ---- --~ ____Z.:_~ ~ _____ I Duda Auto Parts -- __________ ---,. - .. _ - ; - - UP _____ - ._~ =_ - - . N-%.~ _~ - MW . __ _____ - - _,* - I ,r - ion - ___ . .. s . - pecia 1 1, I1 1%. 6. I COR. SANFORD AVE. AND SECOND ST. Phone 322-2624 Sanford, Florida - . Wt -g . - especially for aniong us. Western. harness and inod. oeTreehasaconstantsuppiy stylebootsarealsoavailab!ein of about 60 to 70 styles of boots. boys' sizes. your HUNT**S TUXEDO FEED ffORE" HUKERS - I V FOR - __ - imm I-- I 1 • Tac - _Aricmi -" ___ -,-- -W_ Dogs Get Polish OPPO * Horse Care Items ; A __ _________________________________________________________ . Tuxedo Feeds z No f I I dude - V LAWN & UIPMEN!/4 I FADM 1 -c - 14 _ - -_*__ _- are -' ELi - ___ t needs supplies early in nwrning and late at night, so ,'w opens his store at sunrW,an4 doesnt close until late. Healsoknowsthtftsen always appreciate a g a nd has Ms reporting constantly on where conditions goA dwh the fish biting be5t,At the end of the day , . M CA Private Patlents-VA_Medjjd Out Patient - - -- . _-_Z; I&M&TIMv:,=--_~' ._ . _____-_ V -iz_-Q_ tj-,c L-ga-- where your friends are" . - _. _____ _'Sweet Is an avid fisherman "" W - - - GOO P" D LIFE - r - ________ ol every fi!;.hertnan's cquijimenL ___ In addition to hunting boots, she wants in shoes: style. that have just arrived. prepared The Shoe Tree offers a com• comfort and quality at a Fashionable colors such as rich oue action t he moment it plete selection of work booth, reasonable price. That's why brown, blues, reds, and camel now s the time to stock zipper styles, dress boots and The Shoe Tree is alrays her are featured In dashin g high gear. especially the mod styles, and of course, first stop when she's out boots, and stylish walking. essentials such as a good pair of Western boots. Famous brand sliopping for shoes. working and dress shoes. hunting names in Western footwear School girls, working girls This fall more than ever, The The in Seminole Include Texas, Tree Wrangler, and older women too, will be Shoe Tree has the boots and ain s well stocked for the Acme, Dingo and Dan post. The delighted with the fall fashloits shoes to suit the whole family. hunting season with a variety of tooled and braided designs, and heavyduty slip-on boots, and colors ranging front tan , r t_. Lace boots, all of the finest yellow to brov'n and black and qualiiY to withstand miles of or where, The Shoe Tree is And of course The Shoe Tree tohave the boot with the right has the ever-popular desert style and fit, boot, an all time favorite Of particular interest to walking boot. hunters. ranchers and farmers When it comes to shoes, 10-in fact to anyone who bi likely either conservative or to be walking In snake-infested swinging, once again The Shoe cowitry - are the fine mwke Tree has the answer to every boots The Shoe Tree carries. man'i footwear needs. Dress nis high boot is made of steer shnes are available in more (Puck mod Casuals; come in a wild variety throughl2,andselljatthem ofstylesandcofr with heels reasonabieprIeof$3 tJ5) to three inche high Clad In these snake-proof Burgundy. tan and camel a boots, you'll be able to keep fastdonable colors for the fall, emr mind on doves or deer, and and The Shoe Tree has them all. off snakes T0dY': woman knows what -.-- ___ -fgyouhaveplane_ right there at The FLsNng 11ole. -_ Sweet now stocks the largest -_-_ 11 - ` ___ '_ variety of fishing equipment In ' __ the area. Ilve crickets are the :=~_ii~ 'IWI - - - =~_i_~~ M7 newest addition to his selection , 4 _. (if live bait - and you M. n tic f. -.rerLnmngand)c)flJ.luCk'sjfl . ____ ____ :M== ,-----Bait cwtlffg nets and shrinij nets am another new addiffin to) __ . s_ ___.. _- paddles fl-nthflht.s, and ___________ Coleman line of campIng - • han~ kll __________________ . -11 -_. - IMPLEMENTS FOR ALL t______________ 4fl.______zL __ A -v 1lie hunting reason is about to Il WHOL ES A LE- RE TAIL Shoe Tree Has Snake Boots -- , - ;-I-_ : . 10 It All - T Drive And Accessories I I I . , TRACTORS & BULLDOZERS~-~ 'i7 ' .. - • • - (1 Mile East 17 92) ALL MAKES WHEEL I r SERViCE 1209 Hwy. 436 323-03)3 -- 1611fir cl;ab • . ., tI IF*- * BICYCLES & ACCESSORIES IL*r,JJ 117 .magnoIk . I At W You will find everything from patterns & trims to the latest In lovely fabrics. 00 $ __ I I - = ___ Quality. ',' .' - I I Get your rods and - tackle fishermen have taken to his custoiners, and especially %%iliether you need gear, tips, tOCthCl', fishermen! There's dropping telling that will save his customers or Information, If the subject lw! big bass and speck tournament him how the day went. From money. And while he goes for fishing,The Fishing Hole is the starting this week, these friendly chats Sweet low prices, he always insists on place to go. Sweet is there with Freddie Sweet at The Fishing gathers plenty of useful in. good quality. Browse through (he greatest sel6ction of gear in Hole con French Avenue is format.lon to paw on to other the great relectioh of baits tow", tips to catch You fish to organizing it, and registration interested fishermen. Swcct has collected. You'll be keep the table loaded, and he's forms are available In his store. Sweet always has an eye open surprised what fine big fish you always game for a cool drink Shoe The contest will run for four for anything new In the fish.ing can catch with some of the and chat about how things are months, and Judging will be by equipment line that will interest unusual plastic lures he offers going down on the lake or river ta I rather than we1 g nrijig the 1~2 : ~~OL't Ji0j)CS t4) t,ljjjji11,1tV . -. I - _. . I '. I . I __1_. __ I '.' - .. . problems of persons cheating ;iQ&6M,,__-_-i V, .i-. , by Inserting weights inside the - ' J A •• fish to Increase their weight. 71M way, the man with um j . ~u wl~ =_ _ Wom-- - - - - I , - DcBARY, FLORIDA 1llllIilIllflIlIllIIliliUhIl'lfflulnuiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiijiiiiiii, • risning Hole Has = THE PRINT SHOP = = 20S Ocnson Junction Road 9 Phone 668-4282 = = air conditioners, gas and lubrication Two Mechanics on duty II i . t .. . = Fite Tire Supply specializes in tires, tune-ups, auto = stationery. Hunters Need Boots -- _ Bu i lder . Homeowner .Con?ractor - AUTOPARTS Sweet Bait Great .eeti = I 5.50 ... i- _ * Lighting Specla lists to the 300 8ay Avenue, Sanford, Fla. _~ ____________________ STATIONERY Tuesday, Sept. 11, ) # r I Sanford 7 2501 S. French Ave. (corner Frenth&lSlh) v Saturday I- 7 P. ffo. i i i i i i l i l il li lI ___ 1.esldence e h 2400 S Fite Tire _ - Lod!1 no1e 0 HAVEN BOARDiNG KENNELS I - • . 322-5752 6 P.M. Ph 323 1760 I NEW& MODERN EQUIPMENT & TENDER LOVI NG CAR E I A.M. TO TRES CHIC = _ I -_ I WE HAVE Open Evenings By Appf. -.~, The Sanford Herald - NEED GROOMING ? ZOTOS PH NATURAL Reg. S22.50 ii , - - _______ Tuc5day, Sept. 11, 1973 DOES YOUR PE 1,1 __ I ir O/ '_ �- 'I -. - - - -. -- - - - - - - - - - I - ____________ - - ±..._ ._=_ =_. - - ........................ -.----. ---.--.-==--= 4 _., ILl =. - - '- ----- - - . - ________ ___ •_•---- • --.-- • ---------- ...... ._. - _____________________________________________________ ------- - - .=. _J , . ______ - .1ri',4thri. - i IAt1II'1,iT. VV 4 DIAL _____ ______ Seminole 322•2611 : 18 t wilt continje to b responsible for all debts ijy my wii naaeeie Johnson, ecepi those connected with Civil Action ?'fo, 7) IWO. SarJni PROBLEM !co,'irs Aronymcu Can Help Phone 42.3 1557 Write P.O. t).o 121 Sanford, Florida Do you like working with lIving rlans7 We need potters, packers and generous laborers in our nursery Go*d benefiti Apply in person, 2525 S. Park Ave. Apopka or call 516 2227, Cxl, 119, plastic insulated wire company Sh.ff work, wilt train Iflect')anc&ly inclined IndlViliUhl. Apply in person 0:30 a.m. . 4:30 p m. any weqkd.ay, Paragon Wire & Cable. LongwoOd Industrial P4rk, SR 434, Longwood. j JT .i i . i' Fr er.t -_________________ 37 _____ f-l'tjf 5ttflP4($ •NEW HOME5. JuSt completirwj 6 beautiful homes,) 4 1 bedrooms, central air, car. paling, range, refrigerato( Pr iceifrom 226 500 $2LOO. VA I FHA financing Equal l.oining oppOrtunity. BusIness Property For-Rent -- - ___ ____ FOREST CiTY 3 freShly painted, dark panelIng. BIg yard f.a*t to recre.,tion area. Close , , - shopping center, 123,500. SANFORD CLCsE IN Hot,se for Sale NEW BRICK HOMES " - - _____ :___ - , ____________________ - - - _S_ - - - Female hand,e 00 lb. bags. Apply in pa'. wth dishwasher. 1190 a month. son, PremIx Call Jerry Stocks. 134 7911 after a, Marbietite Manufacturing Company. Juneweek days. Any time we,ke,,s lion Hwy. 43.4 end 419. Winter brs,iJ ,.s.,.v SpiKious II 7 bdrm unto Springs. In quiet. dote in area in Sanford, Used car mechanic, Ideal for famIlies or couples. 373. excellent pay ")d woe-king COrdItI. Working kaowledp. of DII dommtic and I ''.twt bC-c)roan'.jicl,.r, iar. ATpiy n P*rson, Jack central heal & air, carpet, drapes, Davii. Bill Baker Volkswagen, pool. ,'VANTF[) Hetu Wanted - RECEPTIONIST & .. Financja EXECUTIVF - SECRETARIAL TRAINEES IS-Loans 24-Insurance -- Rentals _SS 30-Apartments Rent ' 31-Apartment Rent Furnished 31-Mobile Home-s Rent 33-Mobile Home _____________________ for Acreage and Grov,s 13-lots and c 41-Farms FAr C..sLs . -. Realtors 645-2333 --., -. S - - _•_ .. - . . Sten stro m ______ Kea "ome And .eslrnent Prcerty 1411 ,.nd LFN i for Sanford Nursing 32 Houses Rent I I Convalescent Center, MEN & WOMEN Unfurnished Mllonvilie Ave., Sanford. Apply ____________________ I; lrat Estate Wanted in person. 14'rde.a immediately to train as 3 Bedroom CU house, kltchi IBM C 0 M P U T E R TYPISTS Start work Im equIpped, 5173 mc,. isti as' plus PROGRAMjApS. 11* demand mediately. P4o lee. Instant pay. 130 depost. 322-2190. Merchandise for qualifiea programmers iI NORE TEMPORARY, flfl ___________________________________________________________ geat. We will tJIr) you for fhi5' SO-Misti.j''.' LeeRd Winter Park. pne.usus ibedroomblo.ckhe4.,secentralh,a, highly Skillrdprofnn&servic, air, SIag mc Call 372-4170 after 6 For Sate you *ith er.sployrpsent at the sam. WANTED: Full time medical pm, time. There l no age limit. bul S1-'Hou$.h.ld Goode secretary for local doctors office. you m.t b wilIg to start ____ . 3 Bedrooms, FIa. room, air con. Mt e excellent typist. S?-App1inc,s mediately. Prevloijs exp*ni,ncp is ?hroejgh Friday, Please send t101Wd, fenCed, $200 mo, plus no, requi,. For yot personal security, Pn. 373-1300. completcresume IncluiIng salary 53'-TV fdsci Steno ervIew expected to P.O. Dcx 40. Sanford. Si-Garage Rumrn Sales Ibalpi rIuriII 1tOP.flOOKv,EEpER Pincrcrc'st. 1200 5S-Bo,ls a, Marine and Call after 5 30. 3221775, Equipment ORLANDO BUSINESS ,IIIITCHB0ARDOPERATOPf 7bedm. H MONDAY tnruFRIOAY 16o$? Ii $165 54-camping Equipment COLLEGE mo fell 313 4S7$ before lOam S 30pm tol.IOpn,, after 6 p m. SI-SpoilS Equipment SATURDAY * * * * 3;)Op m. tob.30p.m. -. ---Bicycles Light bookkeeping experIence IN SANFORD 33 Houses Rent Furnished 5? ,.Mu5,caI Merchandise preferred. Apply in person. THE Class,eswiilstar? CIRCULATION DEPT. THE Dettorta ti0 -Of fict Equipment Sept IS. ip.m 7 bedrooms, air n ANFORD HERALD. Civic Canter. Sanford altioned, available now. $150 mo Arid Supplie, 3720437 "'' LPN'S and AIDES Expei.enced , - ; .i j j -- ____ - CALL 834-8588 NOW BELLY DANCE -. - -. - -. ___________________________ tttttding Miterli preferred .. L.iwn and Garden B K LYP U NCH Apply Lakeyje,i Ador4biebunga Nvtslng Center. 719 E. 2nd 51 hi everything WeelIly mite's Adufti, Nropett 37 , i t3-Mltusery and Toot5 *4-Equipment for Rent i$-.Ptt and Supplsps 714) AVON - IRA I N E ES IBM kvc3n1 rt rator %C.iflci's interesting t you yoi at- •va.tabie to Stirt -Wanted to Buy __ Cohs e9-St*mps - I•bedroom Includes i.v. •d utilities. 1)00. mo, 1st 4 lest. Ph. -- To buy or eIl, call: Edna Woehier. £44 )d79 373 7931 272-9979 ________________________ *WAU'RESSES* * 34 - NICE 3 BEDROOM, li', bath, KItchen equipped w w private yard No gualilying, down payment and pay per mo. $77,330 - "- Hall Realty Reator, 3235774 * Prepare yourself * .- - ------- ------ - - --- - -. Campers- Tnivel r,')ilefl 79-Treckt and irailers . - '- svcvi. Pcrma,itic,, CftLL 834-8588 NOW ° Box 1795. Santord, Florida 327/i. . ' Tt.i,i I At.' --- _ .tlt Yet _ 1$ Male Help Wanted RqApI $ECTIQII that is ctzt,;bi,t, to an RoOFERS. Experirneed tiu vo ad,fipe,t in me,e,. rOOting. .&SIQ-RO0ftEp Advert,sers thcjl i,mct, IhIS IICLPER5. (opd wa-es, pp ''sertmer' rer'.n4 OLD RoCI.rtp penny, 2321 Se'rr.,ri0ii Blvd _ ( Catse.o.rr 5' • alter S Help Wanted ,' ri, Position Open m pit 5f Johns River. tights .'.i'r I.J ' *r, .'r vr,r j"r 4I$ after 7 p.m - '' m _________ ,.. at the t, - NEWSPAPER does not knowinç)fy accept HELP.WAP4TED ADS that ifidicate a preference based on a. from fl. ployers covered by the Supervise the Staff Packaging the paper for distribution Mon. day through Saturday. t&#fe it1focmatin n- a,' be - iJISUPAPICE SALESMAN fqr eStablIshed debit - 'Iith fast W0'mro company. t1;no pay. Guarante. Salary plus chrnmrtts alter frae'n Ft i.)t tme'it.fui jt 1501 :'!aI II' tilt 422-46/'3 in obtained form the Wage. How' offIce at Rm. 309, Or. 4,3ndO fiflf Cfr Beavt Dr. p.O. Box A. 'lt &, Fla. ' Apply In person to .- - 322-5641 costing I.. mod*ls, . for . prices start at $23,500 hide all the extras - 83815548 .•'. t_ !irrut ..ac - SimmOnitwlnbeds with $60 377 4490 24 Hour Service Call 372.7490 Boats & Marine . KULP DECORATORS To prices paia, uSed, any COfld*tiOrt 6.11 5)76, Winter Park, lift, Sober. 33 h p JoPrisnji, trailer, 69 WA R UlO US E SAL E FACTORY PRICES 34' Cruisina Hous..hojti I.., derbird, twin 133 HP inboard out boards, air coed., luxuriously equipped for live aboard. $11,300 CIranwater, 0)3414 1)33 56 Stamps.Coins 59 - - 80 ' .._,... - '''--"'. Autos for IN ZAYRE PLAZA •PIMM PACK 111.6773 Sale SOFA BED & Matching Chair Opens to sleep 'EEP WAGOPIFER NOTHING ' DOWN, TAKE OVER. CALL CREDIT MANAGER, 37742)0, 620 1311 PC The SUBARU DL WAGON Campers Travel Trailers NEW WORLD TRAVEL HWY. I? ;. LCNGW000 PH.$34 9471 1977 27' Centurian, Sleeps SPay equity of 1500 and take over, Coil Beautiful spinel-console stored locally Reported like flew ReSPonsible party can fake on l0'. payment balance. Writebefore we send truck. Jclir, P-.o. F' (.i it. 19?) Ford i Ion Camper Speii, !c tl1ri C.CC..3 m1iii, 10½ It. 1'1.4m..s , .,,, owner, call 031-4193. ''" 60 125 11.41 Auction --- - power, good shape. 5393, 2442 BrocksId, Cnurt. Maitlaetd, 645 110-4 DOWN, TAKE OVER. CALL CREDIT MANAGER, 3fl.o, 7P.M. Musical Merchandise ._.. Ford, 195.6 stat Ion wagon, good condition Ph 6473737 . . - irs. eUick 5tafIon Wagon, air, all '''' /2 PIANO IN STORAGE !!. _____ To buy and sell gold or silver coins, contact us first. We also buy bu'k Silver Coifli. SEMINOLE COIN CENTEP. !Q9 W it 37) 1337 Op.'n daily, 9.3. We buy or sell one pece on household Consignments welcome. 372.9905 SANFORD AUCTION. Hwy. 1792, Sanford, -__________________________ -- Aufomatic transmission, new tire-s. Cleant $293 Call 373-3647 '69 CHEVY PICK UP. NOTHING PUBLIC AUCTION Every Monday Nile iamping equipment, U name it, have itt Gov't surplus galore Surplus World, 116)) E. Hwy. 30 72 1 C 364 , -. ______________________________ Camping Equipment -- '61 Chevrolet convertible. V... P.S., 1916 Chevrolet El Cammo 37' V 8, .4 S0..d. ni,.in wlmlt t*' r_,, .141" , flW. 4755 __________ depth finder ISSO lOh p. Johnson, new condition 5)25 30h p Johnson with controls, feuds starter, old hI nuns good %4 377 77 966 Ford Galaxi. 500, automatIc. air. power, radio, heater, Only $550 SHELLY USED CARS, 70) French Ave., 3237940, 1933 Ford Pick Up Runs good. 1)13 83) 613) ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Mercury 10 HP Motor and Champ tilt trailer, 000d Condition. si:. Call 372 2400 after 5. San?orc Trucks and Trailers Hot Rod Special -- 1954 Dodge Pick up. '67 Firecjoe De5ta engine, p$:tially customized $450. Club Diamond, D,Bary. FURNITUp & API TIQUES Top Dollar Paid Auctions every Friday Nit, 7:30 p m A.A.A. FURNITURE & AUCTION. l0 If 17 135 T4OB5ONMARIfiE 7977 Hwy. 17-9) 377 Wl . - "°"1 Dl."lI. lt;7AI L.\TlQp - - CLOSEDUNTILOCT; - 377-7375 79 _________________________ Custom Early American iofa&chair 1750 Vnylrock,r ............... lull bed, box springs, $35 . L)')nShcoijchvny .5-10 . 'JT,,e' line Used furniture CARPET WALL TO WALL Wanted to Buy Equipment - f - j you -t SANFORD AREA - 6 JOHNNY WALKER 0/4' Office Equipment & Supplies /6 Auto Repairs Parts.Accessonies - NCR 3100 Bookkeeping machine, excellent conditIon. Days 2-4)05. 12 Volt Auto Batteries SIi 93 14 CE L'S BODY SHOP 61 Building Materials -'- !1O?SanforcsAv'enue - - (nr '1r, 15 Cr f ;'2, - l:,r j icy Lorvair $3 ci. 322.7744. new ll'rt-i'.,er, all sizes, half price. 3235620 ______ 'eaa - Lifestyles ACrnWe,j,,Iea$I,, OvedYo Batt, Living 27? 613), AlterS, 372 71)1 . is Father Richard .3. Lyons Longwood 7 Spanlir,, Mediterranean, French Provincial bedroom sets, $19.95 and up. 6 Sofas, 3 styles to (home from, 519 93 to 115995 Name brand vacuums, $19 95, $99.95 New '73 Singer-i, 1S9.95 'lIlJday In The each STEREO SPECIAL IhraliJ 700 walt, AX6000 Garrard corn ponent set, rig. $449, now only $749 Also available Speakers. headphones ard Garniird turn tables, ______ _______________ COUNCIL 5357 Buslne5 Meeting ?:30p.M. 1514,3rd Warehous. Outlet located iSSO S. Orange Ave. Orlando (between Holden & Michigan). Hours 9.9 M-on..pri. Sat. 'til S Tuesday BINGO EVERY Villa Thursday ?:30P,M, Il AMERICAN - nShepherd pups. wkc. $30. Animal Haven Kennels. 377 5757 between I n.m 6 pin. STEREO finish, floor rnodel-$51, as 372.941) or evsnlngs-i3l.1144. Color TV $14.95 Mo. Color World TV Trails Public Riding Stables 3fl 3478 - English Equitation at Shady WantedtoBuy CASH373 4173 For uSed furniture, applIances, efc. Buy I or 1001 items. Larry's Marl. 213 Sanford Ave Old clock and pocket watches Full lln,GE Appliances Sanford Electric Company 7577 Park Drive, 372 1367 contractors 4. individuals Custom house plani, plot plans, & room 'adIdlions, Pt 322 1090 Electronk Equ1'ment • RepaIr .' Cash buyer for used articles, far n,tut'e, etc. HWY 44 ANTIQUES. 377 S S TV S,snford Pi.tl.i atMusic Unlimlted-Rjo Shack Hogan insulation, SANFORD HEATING 4. AIR CONPIT1ONIPIG. 2609 Sanford Ave, 3226390 Electronic Equipment Repairs B.outy Care -. - Take tntrstote 4 east toth. tob Mø,y izIt, Get off and go righon tel. Mary $ovi,,d Forest is on your lift, a ,n4 from eat. Open on wiedoyi from tO till 5:30. Sundoy, from fencing' We install best fence't, all types Fast Turner I mci' Cc 31) 3141 - Regular at 7:45 P.M BOYS A ND GIRLS AGE 12 OR OVER Earn Your Ovvn lvi oney By Delivering I,,', "*' ( Glass-Mirrors ") j9' Carl Scctt ASSN, fluines ?Mel Ing 2nd Club Dilly (cIod Wed ) Bingo. Thuridiy. 2000 - 'if's - CASSELBERRY 1 AND GET YOUR NAME ON THE LIST IOR 4 ' your club or organizatIon would I;k to be incIUd(114 In this listing call: A GOOD AUTOMOBILE, CASH BOND AND SMALL INVESTMENT Applications being taken for LONGWOOD - routes in CASSELBERRY SANFORD- CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT 322.2611 - - FOREST CITY DeBARY & DELTONA FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL 322- 26 1 1 THE SANFORD HERALD P00101cM charles Below Co 323 47.5 It's "Fix up" Time, Hire an- expert repaIrman from today's classified Cd'NCRETE PATIOS COGBURN FENCE CO. P1-I $', 57 Residential tr Sell them quickly with herald Want Ad by catting 372 7811 aSng lot a friCfldly a Pet Care - ADCOCX Rooting & Sheet Mdii Gutters & Down Spouts ______________________________ C.rcx,mng Professal wilts love S a m. 6 p m Animal Haven Grooming and Boirclng 312 5752. ---. all types of carpentry. Interior. Ettenior, Reasonable. - - Plumbing - 323 1317. w c NEWSOME PLUMBING SERVICE Complete roofing 0. house painting, General repairs and new work. 23 yts. experience, Ph. arms, homes. Commercial cl.iy or night 7 WHOA. Don't throw away uieful idle items Sell them quickly wir' & tierald Want Ad by calling 377 .40 I ailIng to' Wy ... ,'t, "ture repair Patlo, Vialks THE SAN FOR D HERALD ii: Concrete -, iThOA Don't throw a'wayusdul Idle Improvements - ______ __________ Rcmuaeiing' Room Add, paintog. 4. refinishing Icensed 0. bonded Reasonable a Mattliow Home ... ,ei c.ssh buyers fur small in v' 'sn,nP Place a lOw-t ..s'ht'd ad for results ---. Getting ready to move? Sill excess items quicly with a ClasSified ad' landscaping Cc..nmerc,al -. IO1E CeleryAve,Sanf 323 0361 -___________________________ FLEET RESERVE fr Ceramics 'Lawn Service, Odd lobs. and Light hauling. Tremblay, 373 7774, 377 JACKSON'S Ct'i-4A',tiCS, !,ijppllei. 'i dt'.tc'r Ii) 5. ( ic's',j Thursday ('u','orn made screen rooms. r,r ;-,.rb5 Ti.cp *0fkrnanhp .Ir,j 1 undp 372 797) materialS. LEACH ALUMINUM FABRICATION, 3731415 H LA Ceramics _________ WORK ONLY AFTERNOON HOURS NO SUNDAY DELIVERY If 322-261 'iil.dirf, driveways. Septic tanks - - - I NO SUNDA V DELIVERY - 14 Back hoe Service of Seminole. 70. WEEKLY 1061 .__ BULLDOZER WORK Clearing lots our Specialty. 323 1731 after 3 p m NO BABY SITTER EXPENSE - 101*1,1) to 1 Shrubs, trimmed & shaped Flower cleaned & ege to per tection. Specialist, Mowing by request or.ly. Free estimate. 323 SEIr<F.'Plk OLLW7.PAINTCO 210 MagnolIa Ave 100FrenchAv,,372955.8 4nilAl 172 9)J2, 37) 6Q \W-2:/ \. A SANFORD HERALD ROUTE 6 Afternoons a Week ROUTES AVAILABLE IN SANFORD DELTON,A LONGW000 ALTAMONTE SPRINGS EARN $35, 1400k5 Garden & Lawn Service Landscaping, Mowing, Edging, Trimming Free Est Reasonabl..*tt.,. 1-3234713 Chants Uelo* Co., 323 4075 - BulIdoz1g BINGO Every Mon. 4. Tue's Early Bird at 7:15P.M. Lawn Service _________________________________ MOwING, EDGING A, TR;/,5MlN, CALL 272 I)3 II Adding a room to your Home'f rFurnish it with items Adyertl,,.t'.j in CIasslt,ed Ads YOuR MONEY FROM A SANFORD HERALD ROUTE. and 4th Thursday Each Month. - Need Need a stable, utilty building, warehouse, CO.'nmerclal structure or hiy barn? Call BOB'S BUILDINGS, 3231530 anytime BE AT HOME MOST OF THE DAY WHEN YOU EARN Fencing - TOWERS BEAUTY SALON (formerly lii, riI'tt's Beauty Nook) 51912 Pm', 317 57.17 or .ten Molor grader & %CII biding pan wilts operators labor. 130-9916 day or night. - Tv's, ptone equipment, •. S tract tape player. FM AM radios, tape recorders. Ph. 373 7570. Hire' a super salesman, a classified ad, to sell your don't ne condition. 322 3376 ______________________ YOU CAN SUPPLEMENT THE FAMILY INCOME AND STILL I - DRAFTING & PLAN SERVICE. For builders, sub - Hwy. 17192 I Mile South of Sanford L&M&SONS HOME IMPROVEMENTS ADDITIONS r.ojoo oonmgor loomalI 76YEARSEXPERIENCE 7231106 "Sanford" - IDEAL - Pool Tab!e takIng up too much ruon,' Ciassf I'd Ad will find it a yer wanted. regardless of age or 'S. 5) Bi..j. interior & Exterior, Quality Work. a. Ic.ns & insured. 323 1144. Drawings, Fast, dependable, Attic Insulations - , C P-ioffmsn Painting 1, Decorat,r. economicatCall Victor-345-3143. - Sold new for $129. Pay balance of $115, or nothIng down $0.50 per month. Phone 617-1577 for free home trial. HALLMARK, 1703 W. FaIrbanks Ave Winter Park ______ For Builders, Sub contractors, Complete Hope PIan and Shop RNOIIC8$ P14. 3735779 68 Grneral remodeling, All type'i carpentry. masonry work. Free estumats 327 $SU. Drafiiñg AIR APPLIANCE REPAIR All makes service RSES-REASONABLE EXCELLENT WITH CHILDREN 76)SOrlando Drive, 372 0352 **STER[OS** Home Irnprovem6nui' A. Classes now forming in beginner much much more. Guaranteed, 28 -s1 Fh, 030173$ TELEvISION SETS $75 UP MILLERS 977 beautIful walnut cabintt. AMFM multIplex radio, S track tape player, psychedelic lights, and 031.4717 300 New Sets Concrete _______________ Central Air Conditioning. For tree estimate, call Carl Harris, at SEARS in Sanford. 377.1771 Horses 644.1006 To Serve You! BID AIR CONDITIONING SERVICES UNLIMITED AND HEA tING SERVICE HANDYMAN Ph. 030 97)7 $30 970 I REASONABLE PRICES. CALL 372. - 66 Directory ot Experts Air_Conditioning 4974 Rental Purchase Plan REPOSSESSED IN ZAYRI PLAZA 195CM PARs sGing for all br'eds. Let us start your dog In our Fall term, Special price for Sept. Call 323- Monthly payments as low $7. per month. See at Sanford Sewing Center, 307 E. 1st Downtown, Ptt. Lennox 372 3278 alter 4 (Ings Complete tot A P14. 831-3352. HOUSEWIVES MOTHERS LEGION )tE)POSTS3 MEETINGS .., rour Si. piece place settings, Gcrham Chantilly Sterling Silver, extra pieces. Four five piec, place settings China Montclair by £ Boa Springs FREE KITTENS, SOLID BLACK. ____________ © Pe Garr and. rag. $449, now only 5236. Shøp early for best selections. tin Mon. Fri. to 9, Sat. 9 to S. Term's available MATTRESS - I Buildings JOALAHDO IIIE FOR5r stereo component sets each; Tape decks $19.93. head phones V. !ipeaker5 $23 pair. Also available BSR and Garrard turn tables; a lImited supply of 4 channel systems at $l.5 each; S stereo console's $78 each, 3 AX6000 THIS WEEK AT UNITED FREIOHY SALES Pets and Supplies Old English Sheep dogs, AKC, 4 sits .. ' ,emaies. C6l1 303-727 ' "'' 2030. - Save on brand new 300 watt AM FM _______________ ' - Sm 65 SUMMER SALE Walnut of your Rent Buy locally and get service. Singer Golden Touch 4 Srw-$77, NecchI Doberman Pinicher pups and Zig Zag-$3$. adultt, AKC champion lineage. Terms available 363 3740. STEREO CLEARANCE . - UNITED FREIGHT SALES for Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only 5) per day. ST EREOS SEWING MACHINES -- Equipment CARROLL'S FURNITURE. tawes, MART. 1511 Hwy. 1707. Open'Sat, ftSUn. 95. Ill 9530. 130-2920. 64 FRE EZERS the Old 33505, ORANGE AVE. OR LAN DO REALTY Did you know That your club or organization can appear in this listIng each week for OnlyS3perw j5 Is an ideal way to In. at Corral Welern Shop, 1792, 1 mile New an used, Dick's Appliance S atOeftary. Sales 4 Service, 2617 S. French Ave., Sanford, Ph, 377755$, King si:q bed. complete, 5)00, Couch, 2 end tables, coffe. 125. Truck top,ser, needs work, 53 TV.Radio.Slereo Revelation shot gun. 373)036. M.AtTLAPlO FLEA FOR SALF Commercial building, 30' a 40' wIth air conditioned office. Ideal for storageandbusipe'ss Lot sit, Si' a 210'. Call Bud. - 0 WeSlein Wear, Save INCOME PROPERTY, "For Sale", two nice apartments, large car. port, private entrance, arid extrö lot adioinirtg 3fl 6237. valuest these SADDLE EQUIPMENT BOOTS Investment Properly 'j. F.vrr- Income and 36 CIpt,- 's.r APPOINTMENTS . SS - - yWeare - CIRCULATION i1It't1ri'1 - CaliBart ReI Estate '"' . ." the DEPARTMENT HOushoId Goods - - much more, _____________________ CALL 51 &__.. ON WEST 25th ST.NEXTTOGENEVA GARDEN APTS. inspection '' Wanted - ' 8344131 ____________________________________________ noon tilt 6. V1it0 5 welcome. ___________________ -Real Estate - - Commercial carpet whole,ter has ct.'er 7000 yards of pew boadioom carpet left over from commercial HILLCREST 12 x 60, 2 bdrrn,, 1 ON SR 126 -- Approximately ,i On Singer ?dectti and White Zig 'nstallafiO',. Will sell and instali, ' bath, front living rm., air, patio Zags.As lawas $76 Sees) Sanford acres unimproved land .60o per at builders wholesal, cost, lo 50 cover $7,995. Dealer. SI) III). Sewing Center. 307 F IsP St 'cre with 2.29 oct. down 1,01 . - ..___ DCt. below r,tall Financing DOwntown 372 9111 available un to IA trrm5 Our l.7oo ft. hiot, . AAk. S.,.. •,, 4.---------81U51i.1V frontage plus rail frontage i!:' tome esàirnate ARIES CARPE thatnewhomebetojeyou buy. We 241 4551. Call collectI .have homes. ahd tots of lots Appliances can 322-2420 Anytime -___________________ Hacienda Village, 131.4411. wILSONMAIER FURNITURE "Sanford'sSalesLeacler.. .cnn,oqrJ speed automatic washer, _REG9YMOfllL( HOMES buy sell trade Your Multini. •"w .'vr'ty excellent running corsdit1on, $50. yJu,-rncn AVC. )S7lOrlandoOr 14 311 315 E. First St 372 567 Ph. 322 670). EALTORS 2315 Park Dr H200 3fl.53 __________________________ ________________________ FREIGHT DAMAGED FORSALE UNITED Chøce Lake Mary lots. Small THRIFT SHOP FREIGHT SALES Model 14D16B6. 16 Cu. ft. no frost acreage tracts well located, or 5 unlandl.iospital Seminole County. Mile home's refrigerator, Top freezer. Harve,t USOS.ORAPIGEAVE. . Orlando anti lots in Lake County Gold finish. Only 51$ mo. FutI ORL.'itiDO •Clotbing S Toys sarranly. Call 3770741 ask for Nm" / pece bedroom 5115. $129 9 Appliances •Btdoing S.im BALL REALTY t5 include dresser, Chrt •Oiih. •Furritur. rllirrcd, Ill6dtjurd 1. bdjinj ivrstmngtlo.jse Retrioeratnr. IS r., Atio. .'.:..:.:v "" seis. I4Y.VS 11c It. P,qI,çt condition, ..... $40 Ph. 327 3210. available, Sat. 7-4:30 WILL SACRiFICE KENMORE WASHER, parts, 404Hwy. 17.97 ALL OR PART 21.000 UTU Air conditioner, usedi Service, Used machines, Cass.lb.rry I months 1250. 33 HP Evinrudt MOONEY APPLIANCES, 323. 5.aveover $1300 on each 10 ocres by Ph 534444) motor 1. accessories. 3720774. assuming payments Ofl Colorado PlannIng a garage sale? Don'l Ranch property. Excellent in. RECONDITIONED Refrigerators, vestment Suitable for ranching, forget tQ advertise it Wesners and Dryers. Classified recreation, etc. Rolling hill edit WARRAPITV Free Delivery, ountry with trees, grass, hqjntlno. 'J1,4ItF3I APPLIA'4(E5, (.41 S S I 5.. 1?' f.r,'ng nal'tsy. L'imrn,ng pool with title Pli.vi may 7141. be Dicka'd and ladder. 550. Piw,. i1. tasi -- tin by ,,. i,.., • New and Used, Freezers, Washers, payments a $70.11 ui For sunbs'rn, itching, Insect bites. Refrigerators and Air Con principle balance of 16790 37 it "Chapped hinds and face use pet mt. Call collect for Mr d'lione'rt. GENEVA HEATING & Norwalk Vitamin E Skin Cream. I, Adams, (303) 3 AIR CONDITIONING 3095 Fairway Pla:a Pharmacy, Orlando Drive, 323 5434 expect in homes Comeoufa Quite simply the finest adult mobile home park in America today. Clos to Orlando. Extraordinary location. Homes from $20,000 to $30,000. Lot rentals for homes start at $75 per month. Furnished models open for your AT 47 1967 Plymouth 4 door hardtop, new tag, tir.i, and ins,,ection sticker. 323 1329 " - "I _____________ - DOWN, TAKE OVER. CALL CREDIT MANAGER. 2236230, 670-1311. '7) Kawaa 300. Excellent con. dmt Ion. 3)00 mIle's 1930 must sell, Call 373-Oil?, "U _____________________ a31 W. 1st St , GOt IV MI'S MOl. I V' w. '-.' '. . - :,'i . : - .;r', , ''l.I r(Hjd, lots (.t ti$ttib, ijtlturfIilt,pcj 55,I)(JQ down, Si'.SitJ Beautiful homesite, 5)32 mo. Exfras, carport, add outs, Hacienda Park. 373.1952 South of SlavIa _____________________ ______________________________ '60 RAMBLER AMBASSADO J WAGON, LOADED, NOTHING 1973 Hodaka Sup.,' Rat. tOO CC 5.350. Phone 2230921. Mobile Homes F '89 DODGE POLARA HARDTOP. LOADED. NOTHING DOWN, TAt OVER, CALL CREDIT MANAGER, 173 6230, 475.134) Motorcycles 5 30 ______________________ ___________________________ Autos for Sale 70 Plymouth GTX, 440, 4-speed. Sacrifice. days or evenings 333. Your cost, '77 Yar,,i, 250 Excellent con dillon $495 Call after Near Country Club -r excited about -I- '- 817 W. 1st St. - - , !.t!t fetephc.no 741.4.47) - - and Inc REALTOR Planta±ion . 78 140W WITH A CLASSIFIED _____AD Dreamwold Miscellaneous HOMESITE LOT 60' x 1)0' on El 50 For Sale Portal InClty Zoned 5141*1,500 - BALL REALTY 80 Orlinda 295 6191 anytIme. NOLOt4GEjj)5 CAMPING GEAR IS IN DEMAND. SELL, IT Realty - AGE DISCRIMINATION IN EMPLOYMEnT ACT, •-'S-______ -- MAIL ROOM FOREMAN I .::'r -.. * hoU;seaca $3ISpe.hr -Stiff Mt "oo'e. 0)9321W ' 2S4SParkOr SANFORD HERALD - --_____ ___________ ri Ste n stro ______________________ 'p For Rent -_" - " s - .' "nf0rd' Sales Leader' YOur Multiple Listing Agency j- _________________________ Call 322.2420 AnytIme Mobile Home Lots immediate opening, stock and Do your camping and 1 Camp StmIeol,, , AfrofGlk de'ly. "°'°' PIrts & M4Ct1ri Co, 110W. 2nd 777 4410. -r: -- diys F-&MtLy t Our low would Realtor 107W 1st St 377 73) -' REAL ESTATE. REALTOR Ml 479), DeflaryMO -. --___-. 14 CampingResorts AI ader$tjq'9 appearing ç..tme ciaC Wanted a t.-Avla then ' -i''.'I,cIi as • KULP REALTY Sanford Two bedoom trailer on the river so-i .r'n. Ir.,, - ---. SJnlr,d Hrra 'Il uiem.!,mi,. (,r p'aced in TM,r. jJ :-' capenienceti 5. -- -' Junk Cars Removed hauled away CORBEIT ' - Abandoned, unwanted, iunk cars New Looklnn -- - Realtors Inc. bedrooIn.)I.batftfnam,onntc,ly landscapedcocner lt Hascentral neat and air, firIplpc,, insulation, equipped kitchen, double garage andmanyotherfeatures inCluding gang-a apartment Price 1.3-6.930 '*tt'nstrom 3773o'7 ___________________ II 'J not SECRETARY, th --------tLYING CARPET TOURS. ,INC. Ariine tickets. Cruise 0r4 Iron oftc;at rates e',d, (Hwy 434). 1713233. $0-Autos for $a1 11 ' for posit ton to qu.litld person. Send . 75-Motorcycle5 I !i' fr'C7'ted - A -' ORLANDO BUSiNESS COLLEGE 'c -'Auto RC26Ir%. Pirt'. Arttøries - 'Pr-'.5 fiti. Personal ifllCry,*w Transportation /5. ' -- Rent or Lease. 3 bedroom. 2 bath double wide trailer, Central heat, ac. carpet, furnished, private lit ______________________________ high SchOOl diploma Is 71-Anttques - - your inspection. Roberts & Gilman 830.5500 ad CHARMING OLDER 2 STORY ' Mohile Home Bank Repossessions. IS to choose from. 031.7323 Central heat 4. air, 7 becroom, wall t)ealer. to wall Carpet, Closed garage, -________________________ edditional lot, range, refrigerator 13 Lots and Acreage 129.5.00 -::. 17 1J (iT I F - Y 3 bedroom, den, Florida room, tile roof, large trees 90' a 130' lot. All for 170.930. Close to shopping area Call Bob Veitch, Atioc. with many frees. nce'ly land .Iped. &'Quppecl kitCfltn, central gas heat, insulited, wood floors, Roof 6lmost new. Air can b ded 520,500 Good location Park Avenue ____ -S_il-- (Irri $74,3)o LOT OF TREES VERY NICE OLDER 3 bedroom ____________________________ Mobile Homes Rent - !mn.erJi.toly, ise can Pave you A M. or P M. shIft Apply CiV3IICr .vorkrg nod tra.n,qIg 8t the' same Pdo'or trIo 3ttOS 1797. 5rtic.rrj ' me TPic' s r age timip a'- 5t,ap tt)tt Trade - SANFORD Edgewood REALTORS ni.k.i.' .i' iii' 1vestok and Poultry / - - potle't.s 3 bedroom. 2 bath. car peted, nice home on choic, lot 571.000 CAE t AP.S LITTLE PALACE, except it iii'f 50 lIttle. It 1)6% 4 lug. bedrooms, 7 baths, sunken living room, formal dining room. nice family room, beautiful kit. then, central heat and air. etc. You name it, this home has it. 1.52.000 Only one year old. City - 759.2121 ,, Two brand fl*w Ca . . - lt'y Idyllwilde IV - Sarftxd 377 êfl LAND COMPANY hom*, central heat and aIr, en cloSed 13'*30' pcol and larg, patIo. Lot 1O1'z2)5' deep. 4' Chain link fence In back. Assumable mon. tgage. In Suburr).6fl Estate,, Call (013) 405-16*2 or write Box 3)2, care 01 The Sanford Herald, P.O. Box 1657, Sanford, Fia., 377) 1304W. Fairbankt WE TAKE TRADES 3m furniShed apt Bedroom is lmmacutatt 3 bedroom, 3 bath CB air conditionec7,5100mo I)) E. Stl' home, fenced yard. kitchen St. 322-1213 or 377 5754. equipped, carpet arid drapes 1301 Lorutt I bedroom apt. Air Conditioned Utilitlei furnished except ST. JOHN'S kerosene. Adults only. No pets 4, REALTY CO. children. 5150 mo Call 3fl 0$4, Reg, Brokers SA N MO.PARKS. 123 Bedroom Sanford,Fla. Trailers 0. Apt.. 2 Adult parks, 2 Da's3774)73 Nighhs3fl.1421 Family parks. ISIS Hwy 17.fl, 3fl.)C30, Day, Wk.. Mo. - - ...--,,,. assume Realty, 373 1301 ?4.00Hiawatt,a Ave, t 17 fl Forrest Greene, Inc. WELAKAAPARTMENTS Ill VI. lit. St. DIRECTIONS R. W. COLLINS, INC. -.--. xa ____________________________ _______ Payton yard, Dead end street. lM. MEDIATE POSSESSIONI Price Realtors mc,, Proyidenc, Plaza Dpt,øna, Fiorlz, '04 ciclxi.3co - tS-Resort Property - - Coerlponionforeld.rty lady. Driving required to shop, eat out, ) tO church. etc. Live In. Full day off 315E,RichAve,DoL,nd per Week,, plus other free time. swimm leafruction. All ages, 6nd Pfou.ekeepeq employed one day a Two bedroom duplsx furnispild week. Pi'rsonaluseoq automobile, all phases Topped by a qualifIed apartment 4220 Orlando-Drive, .scualicbatlet artist 15 yrs. Eap. References Sanford Homes .1 11) lI. Park, Sanford 322 5991, Nights. 323 1167 - SOUTHEASTERN BUSINESS COLLEGE - C.A. WHI000N SR.. BROKta AVALOI'IApARTMENTS AOLJLTS.NO PETS 1)6 W. 2nd. 51. - 35-Wanted to R*rit Drok,r& NuiIdr 7145.OaIi Ave. 3ee30 TEN beautiful acres with deep well and trees. with planting area. Carpet, drapeS, central heat-air. Double garage, Extra large fenced rear 17 BEDROOMS, ADULTS ONLY PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK Irnr,itdmate openings for Nurse, Aides Trainees. EARN AS YOU LEARN, Previous experience not 19 Female Help Wanted ruired, no age or educational ___________________________ rrquirement5. Free placement. Utter needed aflernocin & 138 394). For personal Interviow. evenIng li. 4 days w, o STATE APPROVED transport anon ot w. cm st. 37.-Busine* Property For Rent DON HOWE Sireplacef Shade and fruit tree's. ct. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths. Foytr FUrfliSh.d WE WILL TRAIN TO SPRAY LAWNS, 17.50 PER HOUR TO START. APPLY IN PERSON TO 100 CANDANCE DR., FERN PARK OR CALL 034-1040 F3R NursesAide Trainees For Rent Apartments Rent 31 LABORERS Lots Property 003 W Firs' St., 373.404)0(372*3)7 THIS iNrERESTING older fpanish style has) bedrooms, I bath, and a Robert, & GIlman but looks newt Farm style kit. 7513 P*I'II Or.. 322 $4) ORLANDO BUSINESS COLLEGE For Rent 31-Resort M. UNSWORTH REALTY Call Rosie POb5o, ASSot ______ ______________________ -.. CALL 834-8588 NOW - CONVENiENT to stores, 3 room, 1 bath, small lot. $I7,9. Tirm 137,300. 327-4455. -__ Ji-Houtes RenT 'FurniShed 42M0bilS - . fl--houses Rtt,t Uniurnithi 4)-Houses S 32) 6650 Nice? bOdroom duplex, air, kItchen equipped. 1150, 1st 0. last month, Construction Foremen for Rant DELTOHA - See this lOvely Southern Coio,i..l c.uty located onGena Drive. Six large rooms, 2 PCI. financing. Only FRANKLIN ARMS APTS 1)20 Florida Ave. Open:ngforarivers Apply UflionCil if working in' the Secretarial field Company, 604 West 6th SI. San. sosmds ifltfestirig to you an your ford. need ii urgent, we will gIve y compIetetrainingandpq0, wcthtullor part lime employm, * * _ which ever you experienced in telephone Both Mu "'i'")OlC condult end cable con mOrning Ofld evening classes 5trtti*a. Paid vlcation and avalI.abl. You must be wilting start immediately. Personal In holidays, sIa. 1eave, WINCO terylew requIred CONSTRUCTiON CORP 03) 3.155 baths. Spanish Style with central heat and air. Large yard with privacy fence. $73,500. Terms. MODEL HOME - il-Situations Wanted 29-flogmi 7% INTEREST -. IS-Female Help Vianted 20--M.aIe _______ - , - • Pace Homes North Hwy. 11 97, lust North c4 Dog Track Rd. at beautiful Lake Kathryn Estates, Pre.Orand Opening discounts. ModeI setup SO you can move ln,tocMy Ask ,Thow tree red free delivery nd tel up withIn 100 miles, Place l4om, 534 7270. __________________________ HACIENDA VILLAGE. Custom made 12 x 56° I bedroom perfect for single or retired persons. Call 031 5727 or 377-4765, 2603 Park Drive DaYS 321-flfl $I99OO, 5 Pct. Down - riut ______ - M , Mobile Homes SANFORD REALTY Trees With area cleared for frz-thly i1nIcd homc 7 bedroom, 2 baIt, Convenient and charming, lust GARAGE SPACE FOR RENI )' All rooms are large. II you wOuld completIng i new 3 bedroom 173 mo. like a big garden, and frest, fish, Threi bedroom, I, bath, Zoned homeS with garage, air and CALL 322 2047 aftei commercial, only 174.300. Owner Ask for Want Ads check lhls budget pleaser. 121,950. arpeting. Located on a quiet will carry mortgage, float in the way? Sell It , and ,, DIALADEVOTION * * CASHIER * * street with lake breezes. Walk to Assume mortgage, or put 5 10 PCI with a low.co'st claSsified Shopping an Schools. Low down 3233010 1 thru S times ........37c a line We have openings for Truck down on new mortgage. We hive KULP REALTY' payment Only *37.500 to 174,2S0. Apply 1lO S. French Av, Central flptist Church Driven, Warehous, and Sates many miny more, we can 1.11 yOu Othru 2$ times .......3$c a i, Realtor Small oIl Ice space, Conveniently Penionn,s, 4 hr. Snnford,fla, week. E*ceitent about. We arrange financing for 407 W ) 23 times . . . 22c located. 300 w. 13tt, St. Ph. 372. fringe benefits. Apply in person CLIFF JORDAN the home of your Choice Call or 0000. Lost and Found (11.73 MINIMUM CHARGE) after 9 am. to SCOTTY'S HOME 5O b our office, open till Op ni "' 2) REALTOR 3LlnesMinlmum BUILDERS, 700 French Ave., Situations Wanted J)1.1fl3 clays a week. and w'hlt n.ale ____________________________ flOdyShOpForR,n,, . Sanford, "THE WOODLANDS" Bassuf 1 Hound in Winter Springs. fly Own,r.-3 bedroom, 2 bath, We Don't Stop woman will clean your -fl2 6460 Ph. 322)035 central heat & aIr, screened porch, ,'.'.u'ne F' pct, mortgaje. Low home I or S hrs. a day whIle you MANAGER TRAINEE ________________ - ---- --. _________________ garage. 123.000. ;s-, pct. Ph 377 clown payment. )b.droom. 2 bath work $3 SO hr. Have own trans 6 Child Care 0033 We are Iool.ing for a man with some Till We Succeed!" home Split bedroom plan Im 3 pnrttion Ph 37) 5.41.5 38 _________________________ Wanted To Rent Pef'visor'y experience to te.n - -. u care for prcsthool children n -preSsive wooded corner tot .-------_. Home in Suburbs, 3 bedroom, )' oer busine and eventually take my home. Piase Call 130-4735 Privately fenced Impeccable woman needs loom I. board baths, large fenced lot. Assume over all aspects of training. 'This is 24 Business Opportunities Elderly Elmer Bakalla, Inc. landscaping. Beautiful brick or room with kitchen Privileges Department Hours PCI. mortgag, with down a chance to make a career with CHILDCAREINMYHOME fireplace in family room. Call 322 4462 payment. Call 323-)7N after 5 of the PARTTIME _________________________ 1a.m. - 3:30p.m. HOTLUNCHES,WEEKDAyS growing Sirvic. Realtor Fern Park IJI Tt7 Mary Tes:ak, Asoc to see this Your own supervlst'd business in companies in Flci'id.. Eipqrlence CALL 323 0197 Saturdays & Holidays ____ really beautiful home, in turf grass, town spraying, pest pour own area. Start small and .2) MOSSIE C. BATEMA, IOCHARBOR-New3bedroorn,; Housesfor5ale 9a.m.. 12 Noon c'ii; care in my home, all day, &o urow. NO SELLING, 2 hi's, per control or related field I'. helpful. bath, all custom extras. 130.500 Deadline-i? Noon t-nrC& after School. Lake Mór Roberts & Gilman t".it not a muSt. CoIl 034 1040 tr .rek nets over 125 per hr. 51.000 Fenced yard with tree covered _______________________ BROKER 5.4,300 dOwfl, 372 2707. )fl 76i 33 I1I Day flab.', Publication appointment. R. W. Collins. Inc. minimum Investment in retur. patio, brick gas UBQ. fully car ------------------- -830.5.500 nable merchandise. Call Mr HURRYI DID YOU FORGET? 101 Candce Or., Fern Park. pried and draped, aIr CCI') J ("in,) bedroom, 2 bath, central air MOVE IN NOW f.'eue,cn at 303470 4593. or 305 lit Realtors Loig'.vOod K.nr'rgirten registratIon still open ditioning, kitchen equipped, Wanted-Welders 474 0)32 anytime, or write him at and heat, kitchen equipped. _________________________ ---l(are Nursery bedruoms. 2 baths By owner in ________________________________ ____________________________ and Welders Helpers Beautiful) bedroom, 1"bathlsome, P 0. Box 1916), Orlando. Fla. fenced back yard. masonry, wal! lAnnouncemenf's tergarIen. Longod. Church of Sunland. 75$ Bavwood Circle. 32) 373 0)40 carpeted throughout, air and cen 37514 for appointment to wall carpet, and Florida roan' . ----f,-:i ____________ ___________ _____ _____ tflvd sola 0097. I Iril heat T t.i r$ -AItrtjt ¶ 500 A;t '. ,- ¶1' tn I .1 V.- i:8. Cl ci Carl It (i1it tic) Liuly and OSSUInC t .i •i.iA G i - , i-f..lK 1 , , ,?,jOfflQflJfl fepar man for motile home Sub K ingsberry i','ll thiN') cas'e of .irng the dly. mortgage. Monthly payments, * * HIGH RETURN* * right , 031.6277 divisloef Knowl,dge of concrete PICflI'f of spac. to play; noon 3-Cemetaries Homes PARK RIDGE-Need more room' work necessary. Call Mr. Dunrie. Gain stability in fluctuating In 10 3 bedroom, 2 b-atp BRAND NAME rnO*l, good Supervision; i,.g 4nd at (9041 7751777. Thislbedroom. Ii -, bath 1% Irc"%riiy 4-Personals vestment market. Invest with a playmates. 11) S. Magnolia, pi.e home, 3 bedroom, Ii bath, 846 El Capitan, 5.anfor Central painted and In sparkling ton stable, growing national fast 'ast Sanford. Ask for Sherilyn Carpeted throught, master bed____________________________ S-lost and Found hHt air, fully carpeted Covn 28 EIpc'ri,nced muff ler man. ZIG ZAGS y dillon. Paneled living room anti food chain. JoIn the growth __________________________ room central heat. corner lOt lional financing. 67) 4060, CRANK Mr. Muffler Shop. , 217) 5. Frenc', Cn.L1 care dinIng room, Include, W$*h.' n1 6-Cnnd S daYS 2 hot meat rrooram with art epvricned ____________________________ t 'd Ppmtt'tt&, $16151 Av CONSTRUCI ION rowded. Ay age. Call fowl 373. dryer. $73,000. See this pe "S A chicken, fish, shrimp tranch.te 7-Motels . Hotels _______________________________ and profit in a 3 county expansion AustinDtvelopmentCorp JOHN SAULS AGENCY and Clean up personnel COUNTRY CLUB MANOR.-) program. Private investors Only 4 I-Eating Places -________________________ Detail 711N.Oak, Sanford SANFORD wanted. Contact Jack Davis at Bill bedrooms, l", bath home, fur Cofl'c' Cmdr. R, 0. Uliivan. 372 'Illday, 373 ouje, 9 t-Go mi Good Things to Osker VOIkSWIg., to Eat Eat 373.1035 nished, $bove ground pool. LJSN Ret • 1009 S French Ave. ---S-ar,tord 3777). All fur BWLTFORYOU IV-L)O IT Yourself Wak eyed Peas for sale- you pick Brand new 2 or MI.. . .. II' rur tIA 5ITIllIl 3 bdror g '' _________________________ tii us Tyre Farm. 377 AS It" THE BOSS 17d ___________ or 2223710 11-Instrtlos t0wnhose,. Choice location! N0- steel fabrication, inside work, $100 VI -IU I UUVYi tnday to see thIs. car needed for Shopping, schools WERE BUYING IT" 29 per week 333 390 Rooms for Rent -____________ 3 bedrooms, central heat and aIr, or churches. Farm Fresh Rabbit, any quantIty, __________________________ [ _________ Travel & Recreation Wall o wail Shag PINECRE5T.S.. this lovely 3 model home open 1.4 p n,. d011y. government inspe(f,d, 79c a Factory help wanted by by carpeting, Dishwasher, disposal, I room turnithed, PrIvate entrance, bedr'om, 2 bath home, huge Ph. 373-70)0. pound. 37202)2. manufacturer, • 130, Mon-Fri. range and central heat aIr. Ctco Builders, Inc. 04th and parking. Call 377-7200. 1P3-Trivel Agencies paneled Florida room, just Greenbelt Realty Realtors liurryt There's only 1 of each. 372 Located neat door to Chase CarlA Foster palnt inside and out Only 11 531 5007 Fertilizer, Po,rtts InstructIons -Camping-Resorts S.7),7u0. ]0 Apartments Rent - 15-Action Sports PIA14OLESSONS Semper Agency FACTORY HELP r.ce lot, Unfurnjhed TAFFER REALTY 17 Week CI'iordCourse ndb 3rd Shift. s2.soparhotjr to SEMINQLE.REALTOROML,Wp P-t::'r.' W,. 'tr. 1'.3 1i? : "I r I cArpeting. drap ;;ri ho asumemortgag,on;bedroom. cetral ch _____________________________ ________________________ __ -_ -5. Tuesday, Sept. 11, 1973-lB - -=-___ - ________ ------------THE BORN LOSER CITY 3 bedroom, 2 bath, carpet, air, screened porch. fl30 Grove Drive. Phone Orlando 17) 2505 , I ye 043 24)1 LAKE BRANTLEY • BEST VALUE. a - JM HUNT REALTY 372 2110 7571 Park Dr Reaito.'-AfterHos'rs; 322 92S4 3fl 3991; 37 0640 "Stop Urn! " Want Ad ______ - -----------------------.-' -' -- -, -- The Sanford Herald a line -- ,. -- n- _________________________ efeal Estate Sislesmen needed. 'Hutchion Octnf;ont ipartm. ticcellent commission Call 3.39 $o. AtlOflhi, Daytor.a Btach Franc;s Cygan, Manager Call 322.4051. JACK R. McCLURE w.7o sell sorn.taing7 A small Reg. Real E'tate Broker invest menl ma ClhsSiIl,d Ad will _____________________________ _______________________________ txing results. 706 N. Park Ave. 323-5170 _________________________ TIlE SAI4F(,Ro HERALD. -4Y(J - Male-Female lSrôkf MailI- toe a .e cnarge type person LOok after fhe packaging and Shipping of newspaper tun dieS going out e4ch day. IS you want to run your own snow, and can oet the job done. contact the circulation manage in perss. Wanted - E*trudr Operitors by FAC ED WITHA DR INKING Orlando 831.9993 20 Male Help Wanted Of )iflQ n Th ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll' Free, 41 2027 for 'We Care'"Hot'jn. Adults or Winter Parke .4' Personals fI a' fJj I UP JJ &IJATl - - Charles Seals 323 6114 - 5rmnct* Dr,vaIi and Sp',i, '" - - ,tVi(e, - Specializing in drywall ti5turfl, Ph,,'07 1333 d.sps a wc--k, Ill 405.5 - Tree Trfrnming _________________________________ Oangi-rc.is trees I xcti, trimmed. tOken d.n.b, Cit fr f'rt'woocj 25 yt's. experience, Ph, day or night, 1130713 Wallpaper Hanging '.',,t,' ro.Ioi for d.sti'4 Have a tj.i'ige sale with a Iuw-ost 'tied Cdt -__________________________ PAUL SLATER l'rofessionat Wallpaper ll003Cr i.,."fl).d Rv-jcrmt,.l Commercial F reel ImjteS, Ph. 3724473 Pant ing -minor & exterior. repairs, roofs painted, free honest experienced estimate's. 321 07,1 - BUDDY'S HOM3 IMPROVEMENTS Small Jobs Wanted 372 132$. "LakeMary" __________ . . .. rf repairs. li tkp,s Re ii.icement of rotted tac'a & eaves. Wer'oof Speciality Callile Root ing 03) 2154 or 377 277) Free es timates. _.-_ - We Drt'mng DICK JOYCE WELL ORII,LlNO 3" and larger, pumps, sprinklers - WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types and slzs We repair and sirvice STINE MACHI 141. 6 SUPPLY CO 7Q7 W 2nd St 3776422 �8 B-The Sanford Herald Tuesday, Sept. 11, 1973 <~._,.~*W** I . "'M., -,O. 000 ~~ I I 44 World * News _ _il_40. ti I i.W.1 - Briefs 1F : - Pincer Attack Launched ... ii p,jr It ,• PHNOM PENH, Cambodia (AP) - The Cambodian government says it has launched a pincer attack against Khmer Rouge insurgents holding the southern part of Kompong Cham, Cambodia's third largest town 47 miles northeast of Phnom Perth. 3--i - I I --"'- - -.-- t..; ::.. 1, . .. . .- - ____ 12 A rmy . "- b Gen ; FICTITIOUS HAMS TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN; Nollor Is hereby givect by 1h& City engaged lnbusnmtl7 Hwy. 36 Florida, that said Ci ty Council will of PICKERING REALTY, Sem;nolv Pio;d,1ublJc he.ir4rcl and tha?Iirterd'orogis?ecsa,d following thjrib Court. S.emlnot. County. Florida in Statutes. ToFlorida. to wit; Section tor The SW'o of SW'.. of S.ci s*&ut. 7 Township 21 South. Range 30 East. L P. E. Pickiving IassThatporttonof to' ZOO. FOREST BROOK SUBDIVISION FOURTH Pubiliti Aug 71, Sept. NW'd of Scc$., 71, Tawnihip 71 b.., .I,, AN.., SouTh. Range 30 East. lying North of FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FOREST BROOK SUBD!VISION FLORIDA. FC'upni A001110f4 ,v. rtr'cd CIVIL NO. 7i-1A.5 ADDITION. ss recor ja LILLIAN ETTIOLEE CROSS Recolrds of Stmirtale County, Wife and OihecporateIImajof,h.Cstyo4 Caiaelbuy, Florida; and of BBY S. I - also NOTICE OF SUIT :oitmng ctaiificatIon R) Multi FCmlly to SakS Woffly at that 10: BOBBY S. BLACXMON. clas,iflca,ion It desQibed In tha R4i 7Q!' ng Odlttcs of the City of known: rry, Fi'rkJa. ,n Or. d.t..r,ce No. IM at •mtnded A SWORN COMPLAINT having supplemented. been filed in thaClrcurl Court n end The present toning c I Ication for Seminole County. Florida, on. ofta4dPropItrtyisA. 11 astopariand tilted. LILLIAN ETTIOLEE P lAestopart •s thelcloflhfic.at,on R055 OLACKMOH Wife, VS 4 dbscr bed In th" ro&r'g cI rrs-es ORBV S BLACKMOPf Hl.4band end roOuIaftfss Cnt, CM No, 73 II4 0. tay[ng for Florida. ceclain relief for t0 • fl1fl5t'd The Public HearIng will be held In Plain tiff and against Ytu and a bo ve list City Hail. Cassetberry. Fior4, named Defendant, She 2'h day 01 Seplrmbqr, 197i. HOW THEREFORE tht3 Is to at 7 :DO P. m., of Li L.Ot lPravlterss mtif. v you that it YOU with to Offend QaWitI and cOnfqSI the above on.. p0161.. at which tinsa If 't and dhitgni f. , t.tledaction. vouar. rqufredfo tile cl .- i trarij ' ..- i-.8u iày.n may t f inal fiction ii tak en by the City IlS" notice shall be nnte,j ,., City Hall within the City of calueftlarry. Ikwida, as in tiw'e fl-. A"..rr -r ot-.- ''' f .-f "' ° '" ' r County, F lorda and to sarv.Y a cops' inereof ugon PiaInt,tr. at$fley. ALBERT N FITI5. 7 10 Edwartts N. -, Bwidlng, North Park Avenut, SanWd an or thbCflyOfCH$etb,rryand '' 6*Miv* we!!" prior to the i"It of vs to pray for a 01"amien at M*rr gt'AVI:,Ia "a' FAIL A II2rni&. LCWI* ' £ lrn4, 10T I-0 ANSWER Wit S $081 Of 1 h* &bOv* Styled Court at 1111 PtIcat$on. civilvO. Shell not be l.i thats $enfor, Florida. ThIs 57Th day of Agt,&it 147'] tsy.attt 128) days. In notice sttvdlbepottr-d m the are t* (SEAL) Ar1ttjr H Jr i-v1 ter a..-, 'nd N ci of the at, 5-J at iL,,' t IS) dJ Cocrt the date of the Public Hea1LIS. By my Weto L,3tD thIs Cth day 01 Ai,.gil A out1. ci , CAL) AL.ERT N. PITTS m AIR iyuy "IC am IDT'V '' Is '''" OES its so" -r', By ChRIS NELSON Herald Staff Writer A WHY PAY MOR I? ABC OUTS ST THE CARLOAD AND THE SAVINGS 5 yOLIP,3 - -.99 ~~, ISIT YOUR BA1iTllIi JItAi lAIIRIPiRI' I1IV UTllUItV F1 11% IT W 10 YR To" 1111A nu '!x -;w.: M 14R 58. tI*I .- ___ "" musaiwom an & SOVEREIGN W OVA ISM ABC POCKTAIL LOUNGES 48 - a 11?. DRY GIN 1114%litum" AV "' GOLD MEDAL 0 I* "MM 000 "WA. *IT "um" *4' 111HIMMIUM11 W HAWAIIAN RUM WKM =0 an; W KanVoor. ma - w GUCKENHEIMER 3 COINTREAU ' B&B itouet~ ,a it _ . COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 73-754C IT1flhI7S* ti' 4.99 1,0 4 Ill tu, VSOP BRANDY mt scevc. IMP. FRENCH A - A SLAB HOWE 10 YR. - r . V-0. BARTON 46stsw A To M IT a" 3 ml 4.89 . -as I A" its 9"IT, I _. "No - IDIRA S4 AltAll VA3T AC LI 91 eu J,LPJFJUWE 10 Yi. TEQUILA JMC$syllioilKo A-' g VAT 69 GOLD I j I a iii i. 4 anr..rri . nuirn is, scelca . P114.1 Y3 49 . i,r .".'. . • , ..' '1 . .4 is. .suias ' $ $5 1,5 14 *ILLI .d ITA rua,.aoar,jc CHAMPAGNE ARTHUR H BECKWI TN JR Tom sims i YR. 1111ttrInt IV ""M V. 'HVI ThIIIAIJn uniIar ii,vrn () 99 I ,. I""" fl,,, I I 3dt1S DOEUIIILI "in" PREMIUM LJ 10 YR. r '... CERTIFIED DflARInV U?UI UI 'is - save ent 't ,AW11 u IMP • e a., ........ ______ - ' ALL W1111 BROW 1101`71.8 14 w . A ABC rm170 POIT . s * Hi-We 17 92 3" Fern Park .. 61.95 49 - a u. isu ; 599 u.s • U III 7$ J... ts *zu ci 411411046114011110 3t F--. êfl')t' 1 ) 1W _____ - AND SAVE - It's been said, politics will ,, .....i... Ism au-untjc UeUiCIJOWS. This will become so much more apparent whet, Altamonte Springs gets Into its Dec. 4 election for a mayor and two councilmen, I've been told that there is a t'audidate which will have backing of "both" parties! Ii'RVcIAIY W.- 199 jj'rCREAM. , SAN MARTiN RHINE .. ,, t'L- t .. 2.19 2 Vl 72 95 4 . C4IiS4Z , 2.9V COUNTRY WINE OF FRANCE 1 99 ,_ I Ut0t.it 119 :1895 3195 " 359 4-00 2149 4188 .. 6.110'"-ftaft"066"t ..1 79 1695 NIP. MtNCH COLD 00 __419- 53,81 VIVA 110116111loy. CMUS. Rol[ 1.994'12.95 ,. CO*LWS -IcREAM...2.98 3495 iMP. MItNAIL ANGELO f.H1ANTI 1.99 22.95 ... .. ' t -- ----- - ' IV R0SUROMPOR1UGAL' 49" 534" - --- . . ----- - - or - News D g - QUARTW - @'*Ai9 RADIAN ,S (WART .. L_1~~j __359am-I0 1 OUA - 4-4011#." 46 I =RT 6SAVOT , V'If' , , 'ecis 'Inings are getting in hand now." The commission Tuesday criticized both Ad-au- and Freid for what it felt was an over-long reaction time to the problem, but both men said lab tests cannot be done instantly regardless of the emergency. Adair told the board local tests show the typhoid is present in Sweetwater Creek, - - •- • -- 4. f"5 Lov=* . I - . - FAICNII-111S are harvesting record crops of , wheat and corn, but consumers may have to c wait t while longer to see much relief at the supermarket. (Page 2A) special prosecutor Archibald Cox recruited to tweak-in and coverup cases may be forced to resign soon to avoid a conflict with federal law. Page 21\') handle the Watergate TIlE I'ARENTS of a two-day-old premature baby take their child to Texas to avoid hii,n a blood transfusion. They say their giving ' : religion forhid the lt't'atment X. ~-k :.-. Z. si i l'age 5:\) Supreme Court Justice says the fault auto insurance law may be faulty A STATE - because some people are not requ' lred to carry the protection. (Page 5A) - :::: Index - -------- P- DRY DOCK THE PADDLEWHEEL Queen, drydocked for last ii months at Port of Sanford, may be refurbished and recertified as a river cru ise boat, according to port administrator James Ryan. Ryan said persons interested in operating the 60 foot, 25 ton boat, owned by Amos Wall of Orlando, are -studying costs of putting the tour craft back in operation. (Herald Photo By Bob Lloyd) 13-Year-Old Youngster arged Wi *th Murder Samuel cacter, 13, of 43 Bartow lawyer T. David Burns i ty Aultiorities Tuesday refused v fight. Ttv slight youth was div(l froin Llwk as a result of a Refuses Settlement ': Weather - - Entertainment -----813 horoscope ---- - -- - -- -hR , Hospital notes -, l'iihlic nitices S-(Wivt .. - IIA -----------7-QA Sports State --------------............... TV .......... ao '' , ........ LONG - ' - , organism resporI5it.)le for typhoid is "very difficult to detect," Freid pr-aisedtl,e Navy and SJC labs but said he is waiting for a "definite answer from the more experienced state Lab" before taking further steps. _,. William Clark Court, Sanford, has been retained to defend the to confirm or deny reports that pronounced dead at Florida blow to the left kidney. was indicted for first degree teenager. ano ther boy had been assaulted hospital at Orlando after being Police have declined to say murder Tuesday in the Sept. S The grand jury indictment and robbed at the same location transferred following how many times the boy was hit death of a 12-year-old alleges Geter killed William minutes before Oglesby was emergency treatment at at if a wea pon was used in the schoolmate near Sanford Oglesby, 12, of 1600 W. Fifth killed. &':ninok- Memorial Hospital. assault. Middle School. Street, in the perpe tration of a Sanford police found Oglesby I.I. William Lykens said Geier will be tried as an adult robbery, by str iking him in the lying on a parkin g lot near the Seminole Medical Examiner (;cler was chased down after In circuit court. His a rraign- chest. school after receiving repor ts of G. V. Garay reported Oglesby scuffling with Oglesby by two . n'ent Is expecte"l Monday. other students, who held bun until police arrived. A campaign to raise detenseC X. un'l. ;cter had been .suspended for Getcr has been from school an hour before the organized in black community Oglesby assault for getting Into churches, according to Alfred By i30fl LIAYD allowing the plaintiffs to select an outside two fights at school, according : Del.attibeaudlere The conHerald Staff Writer engineering expert to help city engineers in to Sanford Middle School tractor said offerings were Sanford city commissioners have, refused selecting streets to be paved and deleting a Principal Dan Pelham. taken Sunday In churches and to accept settlement terms advanced by New city stipulation that "although there has been The (kter indictment w:I:-----------V*trk lawyers ill a federal court suit filed in n'* dirii:iination by the city found since the returned alter six hours August 1970 to stop a special assessment first federal civil rights decision..," delibcr:tlon by the grand jury. paving project in the Georgetown cornHutchison said the plaintiffs want the no When the trLe bill was returned munity. discrirm'ta'lon clause removed and warned in open court Assistant State 131W311it :: Area de ath,s ............2A An old-timer recalls when Bridge ------------- -.. .88 September meant the beginning %~.,'Calendar of football season. : Classified ads - - - 10-1113 LOlilicS 913 Crossword puzzle .......813 Sei4ember is the month when Dear -----------------88 the last installment on last or. Crnrie 98 year's yuletide bills become lditoriitIeo,nmt,nt'' 4A : - -- .. Till-'. VETERAN trial attorney Watergate 4 - disease," Freld said, hastily a ddi ng, "No counttlnth y e. 3tate does. It's very expensive, and that's why we have if state lab.,, Noting the type of sa!ni'nella : ' its..rz, new - S99 - es ---ruiing mitirary junta rounds up leading supporters of President Salvador Allende, reported a suicide after the coup that ended his attempt to bring socialism to his I_hal 1. - i work more closely Nixon (or the first S time in his administration asks key members : of Congress to help draft next year's federal budget. (Page 2A) *-:-'..1. "peace" offering has bee... n allegedly made by one of the county commissioners to Mtamonte's mayor that "from : now on you'll have our full x.: cooperation, .,no inure :::: bickering...and no more . voice' speaking as though he had the full support of the cununi.ulon," - just as strongly that they don't donate. . The board is hoping to get 10 gallons from each of the 1,000 parents. ': IN ANOTHEI MoVE to with Congress, President - 'rake Vancouver, Washington as an example . . . 'm Evergreen School District, short on gtsoliiw, hopes parents will donate gas to keep school buses running through the year. (And all of the kids are hoping the stolen items more coon try. (Page GA) If it keeps up, they'll soon convince me that there is a legitimate gasoline shortage. W4L$ mt awil Low's 2295 - -- 'iE WIG V1RMouT co ,, AMSSAOOR VERMOUTH ...................... 129 I - 18 CRACKliNG ROSE 'Z" .... 3.19 37.50 CARULI[ IMP. ITALY............ 1.70 :18.95 '1 .. .....,,, SAERIA FROM SPMN......,,_.I.99,. 22.05 POMBAL FROM PORlU&t...... 2.29 23.90 YI'ERR1 IMP DIKMARK t: 2389 I! U tu i 4_p ,._ BUYS!! Wit" 34 11110 0 A'IL I ____ sit a? ....., " 91 - JUAN ErEiIiJ'iE'RNEs . 1 /2 GALLON-N.Y. STATE :g ,' vy i,Tl.U3 YIICNTUCK BEAU CALIF. IN WINJAy CMAMORO$YSHIA$I SAN MARTIN ('..*H -.... NITS ii M S?1$? nr TH i i IS . WE wv s EK r. ; 'S i WIN vv sty E t LIC O AS A IVuPIN4.IUnC LONlQ$ Witsi CILIAIE It VIN 1011048 - 11AUTIAN h150C*U0p HEAVEN HILL GOLD COACH p 7-0 " 26,95 1 05 4.19 1.19 4.2k tE'UIrttO AA aswtrcn 1.19 4.sv St1ftA1BUR ,,?L. .............. 499 5 -_ r - in Although this one has not iCOUIN S SSAIT GL AS SE S B -. • . 49 95CA51 5 4y 1 _____ IITM)I1 ('Tlul.)nnnu BEEFEATE ' LJ SIE BEER ZZ RIO WHITE & BLUE 8UR BLAT? 8[R - . .-. iet tuna ' ABC GIN tV tD&IIIa SlIMY " • TODHUNTEA BRISTOL CREAM • $0 I UI THIS WEEK'S BEST BEER BUY? ' &Iir DOILIHIsi frfl n,'i . V$1 Liii AL' 0 .. 06st r-106" ' BUY BUR CA-U I SAVE w , CALVERT EXTRA LuSUII t4 lIPId AG" HAIG 5 * r 3() fl"fl'I STM ,' "''°' tesustestp.o. ut.i wuiunuewa II IS P* ItS ST UI tl ' As 0 1011W MR. ED KY. GIN jI' -usuaavso.siu iw, sceu. - thcnct WUTH 31 31-' WEST 150 feat, tlsessca run NORTHWESTERLY Mof 1 the act of a curve the SOUTHWESTERLY &'vj having a raat,s 01400 (ett and o ltnth of 70 teef to poini of beinnksg. Dated thi; 7th day of Septemt*r. - 4494: 4.99. IAPflUINAOLD GENTRY "'"'"' not GA ABC to t#e, S 18 - 100 PR. VODKA IMP. C LO - Florida; f%m thence NORTH 21 dayHs -u I'JI" viu icar a nurricane could produce a county-wide By MARK WEINTZ health disaster, Herald Staff Writer "1 could express the situation we'd be in, but I'd better not In a public meeting," a highly Professional burglars hauled away a truckload u' merchandise early agita ted Adair said, Tuesday from the new Zayre Discount Department Store at Airport Boulevard Adair later blasted the health and U.S. 17-92, according to Sanford Police. department for its attempts to Entry to the store was apparently gained by smashing a second level windowi solate the typhoid carrier With a piece of concrete block, patrolman Larry Payton reported. hwitan or animal -responsible for the tpti,oLd organisms "They took appliances, television sets, steroes. --wscovereu by labs at Seminole cameras, watches and VLU guns but no cash, Asst, "Vs Junior College and Orlando - Stort' Marw.ger Robert Greentirt said. Naval Training Ce,er. -11 . "The thieves roamed the ,-jr( ,.t will 311I.. W&C Wu'.iesday, ho .r. F;t4d probably inside the store for uvci- an hour Liking defended his deixiriment, and what they wanted," Sanford Dut. Sgt. William conterattacked with the 1 Elernosky (1(Ied. suggestion that .11 the county 3)4 Bernosky said investigators believe a truck was 0n wants mCtoreaC th is sort of used by professional burglars to haul A1 away tilee " i 1ergcncy, th.n why did they stolen merchandise, cut my budget?" They obviously knew what they were doing," "I can assure you that in the Greenburt said. "We have added more alarm event ofan emergency we don't systems the store and requested increased police ' have the facilities - personnel patrols," Greenburt said. or lab - to react in time to Sheriff's deputies reported today a "bundle of an outbreak of BVJohn A. S P0t r... 6010 COACH 8 YR ABC 8 YR 0AAA19 TSUC-1 I tm 1ru m "I - ____ IMP 411 BRANDY ~ I0 1a REISKA VODkA ...................... 3.. 1' 31.15 ABC 6$N-YOOKA.RUM .... ..3 ..l0.5O 41.95 PARADVQQA.IJN.RLjM..349. 3. '10 MR. 10 KY. GIN 3 ..a.is 3#9 OLD ... - •-' Don't be surprised .....the next rash of "ticketed" B.J. Musil was burglarized. speeders will be the county's Reports listed the value of school bus drivers. Police are than $900. receiving nwterous complaints : of these manioth vehicles plodding through residential areas well In excess of the state approved speed law s. 'ZGiN RUM•VODKA 193.,i 3575 3..1Iw a.s LONDON TOWER QUART GIN VDOL& ...... 3 .. * M, ABC 8 YRS. rn,.nt (lID .t.1t enough to lR -- nnll.itlnn ,lirpqrf y'" IIIVI iliscot'erjes, sanitarian Is scheduled to Tuesday arrive today for a rev4.Ljw of review of situation county agency "reaction time" Giving a testy "no comment" to the Oviedo Oaks septic tank to questions on the developer's problems, and Commissioner reaction to the septic tank problem the $40,000 home beef steaks," a color television, radio and clothing were stolen when the Spanish Trace apartment 0( . CERTIFIED RUM ROYAL DELUXE - CANADIAN MIST I Defendants 17 . _____ FOUR ROSES Plaintiffs. pook kJ3 An m1 41 3..1 7 59.15 4995 89.50 45.95 - •- - Price tO Cwts Bu*rglars Hau l Trucloa Of Loot 4 I 8 YEAR . . c CANADIAN 9 YR. .3 ...4.99.. CANADIAN SPRINGS .=..... 4.29w. GWOAWARDISYB. Uh....1.9IW 10 YR. OLD GOLD ' . . . .3..1l IUt$LUtI.j*$O* BRANDY gas em "'. ~. Plot thertot recordsod in Flat OUATRIJ ell -- __________ BR,91p9,RD JACQUIN BOND HAIL BI!MO 3c.,10 405 MR. (0 KY. bLEND...............3.39 38.95 601.0 COACH 12 YR. BLEND....4.19.. 52.95 OLD HICKORY 111ft we , , -W STEPHEN A. AYERS and LAURA A. AYEP5, his wife. * YELLOWSTONE ,_ EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. ii" STANLEY IMP. SCOTCH............ 4548 .Ciiruo ................. 4.99-. 58.95 df $ YR. ABC SCOTCH .......... 4.99.. 6975 .. '"" llq .. W BUTLER Ill,ioest= 1 - lss;I t gas 6.99. -- i yfl fl 9 YEAR......_..._ 3.99 q 45J5 I? YR. RARITY ._.:::...499 i YEAR 95° OLD JILff.. ----- 4.29.. 41.95 QUEEN ANNE SCOTCH.. jg 529. on 0TRADEMARK....799.. 99.50 SSPRNITCASTJ 399,. HORN f . B Yfi.........A:79.. 53.65 ROYALMLUXE SCOT: 3...1I 4595 p BG.n at the SOUTHWEST of LOtS in Rlok C of TOWN AND coUuipy ESTATES REPLAY. JJJJPff 1111111P. AMICII CMD I YM-----..--.-. 3 = 14* 65.95 a= HEDGES , rt of Lot 9, MACKENZIE . [ w $c*tca I 00 PR. Ism VODKA I" -, - 'N TEACHERS 4TWE I"* WWI il ~ l ~ ,l i'l 'il~ ~ ~ ~il l I i a &egai oiice cash scalti; W mt . 3.99 -'LJ •J_p ruNis .s.aa NOTICE OF MORTQAOE FORECLOSURE SALE DYCIE4K NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Summary Judgment Foreciosure, entered on t,e eni diy of September. II,). in Civil t $No 73 75401 theClrculf Court of the EPghtnTh JudciaI Circuit In an for S#rnnoIe County, Fiorioa, wheriin CHARLES B. SAPP and PATRICIA M SAPP are pi$intiftt. and STEPHEN A. AYERS and LAURA A. AVERSIredefendanti, p Will tell to the highest Uod.r for at the West Door of the Semi, Coniy Csjr1hç,tjt, , ifl the ( S U r .. ,, at Ii w ci.$oc* AM., on PM 241 h day 01 Sqvtomb*r, 1 91). the following 840 or limen us 'J _4`L "#- ,. -u sun I vensui Ismis"S"n"s ' I% Gill OR VODKA :. . ~:# kong River bank In the southern part of the town Monday were expanding their P thCte had retaken a Buddhist pagoda. _.. AV CAAADOA , JACQUINS 9 YEAR 01.0 REPEATER ........... 3,19 .. 42.95 U. ABC 5 . 85 PROOF...... ..... 4.9$ 8 YR. ROYAL DELUXE kL_.....3.99 4595 ' ff 11,1111sm a TIAN KI - " mt" 4*49 ' - - 45 us $A ill K.D. wastai',isiuiaisc,wn RUM cacao - iuuuaay - AItSI NOY MACDONALD ST LEGER • ROYAL DELUXE 8.19 LA JACQUIN troops that landed on the Me- - ISS a I IN "M, 6.9 9 'A OT. OQ' O&Woft LEWIS "66" 6 srii* #- . . %".- * ,wnay UTnwIs.vosaA 17.92 ,At 436, CasuLeiy sm.su . 12, 1973k-Sanford, Florida 32771 - f bEAM ,,', [J •s - . - - - Wday. Sept. 66th Year, - - h' _. f - Freidf said his office has already determined the drinking water to be safe, and I Seminole Cnty health has isolated two of the area Director Julian Freid today residents who either have a said he is waitIng for "official history of typhoid exposure, or confirmation" from state exhibited symptoms LeSIIIIg luburaturies that wcek'i investigatory period. ; cc-T--: typhoid really exists in the Adair, in Orlando this mor-: Oviedo area, and blasted the ning for an emergency meeting - I It county commission for implied with I)PC officials and Al Clark criticism his department may of ('Iivert Construction Co., nut havc reacted qukky deveiopersof Oviedo Qaks, said - F40 i ___ JAC GUI N OLD CROW 4-1 liq ) YOUARENEVEA ALONE" .i A'2, ' ~','MISRE STANLEY A*ggggg mot 0 MR4 ED KY. . ~ ..' 4 is , DANCING 'TIL 2 A.M. KIIMOWRD KY. T '. i SUNDAY IF 11,00" Wawa FW . " . .4 . 411 kM. . -,:a ;& I J.T.S. BROWN xxxmsmm .-~ -,..r -XIVIIIII A MINIMUM o* A"ItigION CHARGE- 2". .116 Q. RUM I ; 6 CRAWFORD DON M . MKM U" III 9111011 ow, scom * N~Way 17-92, Forn Pak * Cot. Am Hong, the cornmand's chief spokesman, said OCT 11 -11 . V ? 4 r ______ NIV$1VWU !J"1 "" a Mum CERTIFIED -' 4" so Ta esutew -- HIGHLAND BREEZE QUART DES-123 -V - ROYAL DELUXE $ YEAR . _____ " ' SOUTHERN GIN ' . f LARGEST Y1NE & SPIRITS DEALER IUVICflII 712. P1%A4" At Kompong Cham today, the government forces were reported attacking the In Wgeflt1 holding the aou part of the town lnan attempt to catch the rebels in a pincer vement ' 54n%i"lr county, Fi,->rida. one ! 94 PROOF . I - ''-. Kitca $II*CA31UT1 CHARLES B. SAPP and PAl tCIA MOP4. H fbi 1 conildar the question deilgnating and assigning - AL i-ü•• J&B RME '" ' tVTU ,, FIFTH " I H OFSANrORD,INC. ioo N. MAPLE AVE. PHONE 322.8321 OLD REPEATER BOND'S MILL The ciff1mrs wderfti the retreat without their men firing a shot at the Khmer Rouge and without consulting their superl- NOTICE IS hereby givn that I am poprty Iw II C1444010 I? ' I,IN-1 N 4~~N.l 1 ,J.VY The officers general behav. for fir moralized the troops under their command and resulted in high casualties among them. Legal NOtice Springs, Over Oviedo Typhoid '3V - ... 'Ut, .--. ~ - ~U ;CQ~ ~r , \ W , ft Allamp-ste - __ - . ~__. ~ -A lot - CAW" tenants and captains who pulled their men back last Thur3day during an attack by the Khmer Houge Insurgients on govem ment defensive positions at the vilill8e Of Bakhqt, two miles running for president in IW6. AAed by newmen whert he might make a !offnal decision, the Democrat turned Republican said 19775. CITY OF CASSRLBERRY, FLORIDA - :"'. ,r.,u,, (p11. - of the Incident: Former Texas Gay. John B Connally has acknowledged that he's thought about Z 1" :ir,' ATTNISIOWPRICE CANADIAN ST. LEGER FALLS IMP SCOTCH 10110, r'iu _"Mrs2M UM a= 4 TIARA as WISER 10 YR Pratt, who sat quietly in the audience during Diummond's implied criticism, later had insult added to injury when the board threw out a zoning request because he failed to properly post the land, and socked him with a $25 fee for readvertising the hearing for Oct. 9. -Couniwy Aqencies Feud 13 '' ____________________________________________________________________________ na%.sfaIraInsI TIInIIc'ay r U UM I )MLC muIL I fl flU SAT., S NEVER BEFORE! VSOP COGNAC )tri EPT. 13 LONDON TOWER -- th I -' :1 I items, citing $120,000 he feels could have been sliced from the (utah. Williams arecd with complaints about county inefficiency, but took the occasion to plug the controversial "impact zoning" proposed facing a Sept. V public hearing. "If we don't find a way to spread the rising costs of growth in a more equitable way - and Impact zoning is one way to do It - en these costs, a nd our taxes, are going to con tinue to rise," Williams said. Drummond siticlzed many areas of the bud get and took pains to praise several fire districts while pointedly omitting comrsients on the Suburban Fire Control District, chaired by Torn Pratt. 0 L North of the city, government artillery hit a Khmer Rouge ammunition depot in another Pagoda and the munitions cxplodd for three hours, Am said. general order to upper-echelon commanders to shoot anyone rthslng to fight. It az the first report of execz Cambodiar, army of. fkrs for desertion In the face of the enemy In the three years of war in Cambodia. - WC.AING -- from last year's 8.2$ - the board also blasted the state for delays in ruling whether d r.ew law requires this year': budget to send to Tallahassee 5145,000 interest on dcpoited county funds. While the money would be returned at the end of the year. Marsee noted the law was passed to cover counties not depositing the funds In interest bearing bank accounts, whereas Semincle has deposited the money in such accounts for 20 year If the law is judged to cover this year's budget, Marsee said, the decision "will throw counties all over the state Into havoc" by forcing them to revamp their budgets after all the work has been done. "Unfortunately, until and If the sthtt,te is Judged to be unconstitutional, we will have to live with it," Marsee said, noting "until a court rules otherwise, attorney generiil's opinions are considered legally binding." While only Commissioner Greg Drummond voted "no" on the budget and several individual I f I J In approving a 1973-74 mUlage of 7.91 - down 0 Jkftftft weapons abandoned by the Khmer Rouge insurgents, who also were being pressed by gaycrnment forces attacking from the nor th. Sosthene Fernandez, the commander in chief of the Cambodian army, the sources said They reported he issued a inent report. American soldiers accompanied nearly 4W watt ground c9erations In Laos in 1970. despite a IM law prohibiting U.S. ground combat troops from entering the country. The Pentagon said some of the missims amounted to two or more platoorts of trolop accompauW bY as many as 22 Americans. Deutils vwe revealed in a "white paper" presented to the Senate Armed Servi(x-s Committee. Legal Notice . Cicers PUNOM PENH, Cambodia (AP) - At least 12 officers In the C bodian army were executed last Friday for ordering their troops to retreat before an enemy attack near besieged Kompong Chain, reliable sources reported The executions were ordered after an inspection of Kompong Chain, Cambodia's third largest city 47 miles norttw,t .. ' ''-' ' ) WASHINGTON(AP)-According to a DefF Ill e Depart. WASHINGTON (AP) Fire Dis tricts lt VFW tIqt Soldiers Active In Laos I 1 W storm of wrath over Watergate or the Republican party, but he appears like a parody of the accused the Democrat- -1 acts furious and unuunking "affected, loud-mouthed storm against GoremyklnSt'iermer in 19116." 'rath" and asked: lieiewin Vesttrn reactions "Has American politics not 1. been lull of mutual deceit and DON BALES \, misuse already In earlier dcc- ( SANFORD MOTOR CO. Lion campaigns, maybe only I I with the difference that It hapI jned s, ift •it t!ti m' • was fortunately (IlS. ten. The letter was written to nominate another note La in bod I a Executes .•• Connaflu Thinks .t-_~ - the "grave risks" Hanoi would run by violating South Vietnamese air space. The official note, delivered to the North Vietnamese Embassy in Par1 en Monday, followed President Nixon's public statement last month be will not tolerate a buildup of Communist forces In S''!th Vietnam. The release of the U.S. twet note here was made 4zu1taneous1y with 1* ri'kv"- .y &t't); Vietnz1mese of aerial photos to back t charges that North Vietnam is establishing a dozen air bases in South Vietnam, . . I-~.~.4-?_ __ A PENNY-FARTHING, this kind of bike Is call ed, and the rider seems to be having a good time as he wheels through Berlin during the carnival aradc put on In eon• Junction with the 101h World Youth Festival. has delivered a protest note to North Vietnam warning of : 't • -. -: " _____________ . - U. S. Warns Of Risks .......... ..-.. I . . . ~1: -JTr_ -.-!-I] f OUAGADO)JCoU, Upper Volts (AP) - The droughtstrlcken nations In West Africa have reported that they need $827 m11lic to insure them against such disasters In the future. They outlined a number of anUdght projects, rangfi.,g e1ng toconri. ticsi of giant dams. A task fore from the U.S. Agency for International Development arrives Sept 21 to survey the needs of the region, which is now suffering from a fouryear drought 9_42_1~= _ #6"''W'! Budget And -' $827 Million s Needed 1 V~ , and then some more late returns put the Socialists vote ahead. Commentatorssaid the outcome probably would not be known until all absentee ballots were counted. pp r A. l 14 , Seminole County Commissioners Tuesday approved a $14 million budget, and achieved a 37 ;. tax cat, t,u votd to take Iiivir iiu,istxa t,f, us& 11 11th hour" Attorney General's ru!lng affecting $145,000 in revenues. The board also set up two emergency tire control districts for Loch Arbor and GindervilleMidway-Indian Mound - acting on the "discovf!ry" several weeks ago by Commissioner )otm Kimbrough and Assistant County Atty. Howard Marsee that counties may set up special fire tax districts without a referendum. The board disapproved a proposed lire district for Longwood Hills, however, with Kimbrough and Commissioner Dick Williams conceding residents must continue to "go ish" for help In case of an emergency, "There are still several areas like this in the county, and the only way to eliminate it is to push the legislature into approving county-wide tire districts," Kimbrough told the Herald today. County OKs I-- - •_ I& zh.enitsyn in a letter published today in Norway's biggest newspaper accused U.S. Demo. cratic party leaders of hypocrisy and likened recent years in in the West. Solxhenitsyn regime In its last years and the in passing, almost Immediately the United States to the last wrote: United States of recent Years, forgiven.t' years of the Czarist system "years, I dare say, which are This deep h Russia. alsc the last ones before major acterl5tic even of today's (( at) '1toi., SoLthenitsyn's blast, which American political life, of the tsyn added: "In the was directed also at oilier Senate leaders with their dIS. II s 'cholo teal lack of restraint Western critics of the Soviet torted view of the snsntIonal ofpoltfic ns, In the1r lacking • , government, was contained in a Watergate scandal" emotional ability for after- 4 OSLO, Norway (AP) .-- Norway's Socialist and nonSocialist forces were running neck and neck in returns today from parliamentary elections Monday. Late Monday night, the leftists led by former Pritrnler Trygve Bratdlli appeared headed for a one-vote majority, and centrist leader l.ars Korvald said he was ready to step I t _____ ! . 't:; IS' Election Runs Close _____ F~_ - -X .,. Extremists Bomb Church BELFAST, Northern Ireland (AP) - Protestant extremists bombed a Roman Catholic church In East Belfast early today, demolishing a wall, but there were no casualties. _____ ,,* .'. ~[ -, - %_ - of recent years, devoted years to the study of Solihenitsyn said "the proven, bet Peace Prize. "Russian life before its bestial massacres" In flue by Accusing the West of a doable destruction," he was struck by the Viet Cong and North Vietstandard in Judging recent "the apparently impossible namese during the 1968 Tet Ofeventi In the Soviet Union and simitarity' between the Czartht lensive "were only registered - -. -, _ 1 ... 7 _____ 1=1 li I ,; - ___ To oviet Novel'o t 0 Is -7--P S I.Imp-, ~ ; A7 * , -1. #I $> ~ . 11 ___ _ooli, INS ,/ , "o-1-.4 I 1"NOMENW. ; 4 0 , .# -,I-' L" NNW" A • -- - - . __. 00 k U " n (C F I % l " ~ o , i . ,'I I ~ ._ yp .~_ _J -, L r J ,I.' " . -.! -. I- -7 y" . OSLO, Norway (AP) Soviet dissident, H-bomb physicist AnSolihenitsyn said that, having to some I. i-4, novelist Alexander So). drel Sakharov, for the 1973 No. i-i;1 i' , Yesterday's high 91 Ir,w was The e%olved into a full-blown attack 71 ParIty cloudy through on alleged discrimina tion by the city and Thursday with a chance of agreement was reached in February on major points for an out-of-court settlement In UIundershow'rs. highs In upper Ws and low 9Os. Low tonight the . mid lOs l.awvcrs for a group of Georgetown Ram probability iu per cent rcsident.s have agreed with the city that $2.5 during the days and 30 per cent snillit'n in federal revenue sharing funds at night. expected by Sanford over the next four years Heavy thunderstorms spilled will be used to pave nearly all of 28 miles of ua:r(' raim on water.soaetl dirt streets over the city util!ming an iout) wastcrn Texti today. "economy plan" for paving without curbs Wid gutters. Other showers were scattered widely in the Rockies, from Special city atty. William Hutchison said souttieaskrfll,OUIsjanst()5()Uth the plaintiffshave now proposed additional Carolina and along the coast of stipulations for twice yearly progress repor ts Maine. to th' federal court on the paving program, corninissoners if the clause is deleted it could "haunt you poli tically in the i'iture." Hutchison said the wording was specified to "protect" the commissioners, Commissioners voted to press for the "no diserunination" wording and also rejected tht addition of dn outside engineer. They agreed the semi-annual progress reports to the federal court are acceptable. Hutchison offered no hope for a quick out. of-'.t'urt settkn'!nI in the lawsuit and in. dicated it ct,ld drag on for many more months. Meanwhile, commissioners are going ehead with engineering plans for the citywide street paving program using the revenue sharing funds Ally William Staley asked Circuit Court Judge Volie Williams Jr. for a court order transferring Geter to the Seminole County Jail from a llrevard Juvenile Detention facility where he was being held. Lykens and five juveniles who witnessed the Oglesby assault tctified before the grand Jury. A Juvenile can be tried as an adult only after indictment by the grand Jury. (V,-ter had been charged with manslaughter In uvrntle court � 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 11, 1973 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 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 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 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/7c91f28b4d5d1752afeebb5d41dae9ba.pdf 750ceebbf110677a6476c36d3dfff7f6 PDF Text Text " i t~Zi-.i I SHORT lt,133S ' 11~ 1. 1! ! : I 111 - i - '_ A c~y —--C)r '—'i ___ I IIJj1IL i D" _____ __________ r=\/E OPENER V /1_______ ____ L 9 p _____________ : ______ , ' ( - - Li, fpT LM I..._i-J-- - IF! 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' 43 i I __ _ - q.A _kI ,17. : I ~ . , 1 0,10, - - -. ,: ___ ... __ - . f _____ 1% I I ________ IL yo u g es WMW - DC10" - ,a I 0 %,fto . 9.0, - 0 I ; - - __ - - . - t, _`~_ ___ - - __ - - san . -,___ _________ - AL ______ ______ JACKSON VI! LI!.,, ,,,,, _ ~b *_ I F*GEMD , / -- 600FIN'OFP, BUT WHERE 'C HE 2 I'VE LOOKED U4 ALL fl4E L)6u4t. PLACES.. I . __ - ; gol 1 ~) - I ( % am ___ ___ - _::,~_ --:..--I I I __ '%t- - - - . . 0 I PRL_~f & . __/ __ - I_e t- 9-9 - 11 - - I- - Alf. I //' le 0-30,I ,/ / - ZT 1 -,-, ) I F =1 I - I. _~ / t 7 I a~ I . r - L --] I I - I *_J f 'I - II ,__ [ . - . -) I c '-/'' "1 ' ?I-,- — , I ( ) 0 . J - -- - I ! I F! ~q, I At~- # i- I I- ___ I - I " __ - e - 7 Li L_ i I I ekul -- - I E_ -1 - ) -7 - I ( N_.0 I I M_~_ 0- ., l••• 1 i`~ 11,00'a- HAVE - . I . - - I _ ,___ // / -r,, r",- ,! I 1 -W TLA I 1 I. & I it AI ____ ---•1 ;.. _______ 111 1 ,j I ______ _______ ______ _____ ______ p'-.- -, i L&2_ 1 -- 1 / vi _J J .I . - .."';=::~a j __ i ii i i ••t I 6 I .1 ~___ i • w. ; I I I . - -- c , /? , I t t, , ! I D kS £ " L 6 - — - -- - _____ ______________ .•• I • - - ---=-----=--- - I Ac!l!'lL "!i . i• jI , ;.) ) E .Q_ - ' ' . :.'-: "' ...i .... ._~ .*.* / / . I - it - count was clown at that from the peak level in April Joel Kimery, the lgenc) various head, who reported high fecal discovered the t)phoid coliform counts in April was not lfl his office this morning There was so much bacteria in the water, the Awnples had to Tibbals said Kimery resides be diluted at a ratio of one to Oviedo Oaks and ma Y be do'MC 1,000," Adair said. some testing on site. Adair warned if there are any (Continued On Pg. 111 Col. 5) both yards and guttersand laboriit acsistantFrida) night began tests to isolate the - 1 / kk 4 r / -- - - . . . Typhoid doesn't appear by itself W Prices Unchanged -, , -__1 -g:--- r:_-I i-1 - ::: - : following-they knew that there . . %-. demand for mmsumption of fuel .`.` as there is every Year. Why :* didn't they ask th,~ fetteral :::* gtIflUiKt1 t to lilt (lie oil nuiport foreign oil into States" (Ralph,youknowaswellasj thatthtswaaa"ctever"wayof : knoekln lb. r r1c•"ut'1n" -. Independents out of businessV. area super markets 77te Herald learned today that there has -. ft - * -_ _______________ _ S( 1,O an nesthiseek,of(icials say, there will be more meat on supermarket shelveSbecausetheprjcefreezehasended but its going to cost more (Page 5A) And if tiuit s not uluuhh) look at the ixor retailer, He has to proceed a a spirit eons t rur Il' I. nership. our varying perspectives can be 4 source of grezi creativity of deadlocL" PRIOR rrI&S—Nixon rgrd that Congress h.i failed to act on more than problems which must be solv ed with dispatch" He Iteffil include trade, tax and pension ref energy pposah, special revenue sha cing for publicschools, local . i crime bills and creation of campaign reform commission. LI,NlrrS-Tk President said there are 'certain principles f vital national for budgetary discipline. and a strovg nAtional security peeture. _ -, I • __ ,i t _M1 - VY t-,! -ftvol ;,Nb&v I ' . . F F -I I - , ~ - I -" . -__ --00,01 - the reporter to the area advertising manager, Jim Dickerson, who said it will 6- - I - . - --- - - __ ---------- _--_ — I - W__~ __ I r- . .--j~n . -A_ - __________ ____ - _ - __ Xen Beeler, meat manager at IV4 has ____ i~~t . - .- AI 0 , - - :? I T , , V - - . I - - mormnit73andtherewas.67of an inch of rain )esterda) Partl cloud) through Tuesda) - - - - _- . Rain probability 40 per cent - - Z'~- 4e _d i P! -' - during the LLI) s and 20 per cent S ts ...................at night. Spor Dense log shrouded the *1k .- .. I . no er 1101[PitalnOtell..... ...2A Public notices 2A : I . may be a slight increase, but we will have to will until we ge rcporid tht.rc - '' •• I '...-'r,. The Fal Weath 'sesterda)s high 92 low this -, - . --.r- , (' week. I do not look for any great increase and prices Will Calendar ...............2A :: Classtfkd ads 4.5-613 (omks Crosswordpuzzle 6A qw"i there should 6e no moo*p0_ ----.--- _ Not to mentioti that it sure - i3d(.C1 on citir d of . I,- I I 'IJ Park & ShGp's Park store said, "Prices have not i11e up yet We are paying less ome of % X lab tests to determine if three Lakeland-area .:,~ N ru-sidents Who wiure shot to death over the ~ kend were killed b y the same weapon. ~i (11alle 5A) l . .:./ -- 1 beef at midnight Sunday. I B Country As of right no bet! prices ,irt flueX ----- .- I'm market and the northern defense perimeter is - tutt Cnngrrss. "1114.1 -&A __- _-____1___. . __ _ - ___-- -- -I -__ __-____ _ - _.1. -__- - -.-----I - - __ A,___ . --..-. --__ I . _ __1 I_____._.___ - __ __-___ ____ ------1. ___ ~Z-----a_ ----------.__: . -----.-----Z_ I r__ ----.. ____ _-______ __ _--_-10r-___ . . . I ;_' . - , - what e v er body else does" .1. TIIE KIIINIER ROUGE INSURGENTS keep :e.up their attack on Kompong Cham; more ~. hous -thouse fighting is reported near the - I %& ..... 1~ "' ~1( .. pipeltne.l • -'----- - & t ,, i ~t _N1 - -i - ~-T - - - - - _____ , 9 -- ) ,, i ____ o ~ -it,- --_--j ______ - 0 !I !N i r _~~ % -Z451 -__ __ . HAVE LEFT ? -el _ _n~ "_~~_f_ 11 1-1 ___ A lit 'r HOW MMY R)PPIES DO UZ - it..i: r- -.r, - - ----- (?/3JII.. ____ 'L~ ',, .: V4A I % and areas adjacent to Road 4 avoiding a big blaze in the East San Francisco 419--the SLate Department of ~:. :.~ Bay Ifills is running into fire on Capitol Ifill Transportation will conduct ~ amid a battle over federal aid. (Page 113) public information.al workshop meeting at the Oviedo City Hall 1,,~ 11fF. OPERATOR of a marina on an Alabama on Thursday, Sept ) at 7 .1.1 P.m. . . lake has fish Cating from a baby bottle. (page comments on same, too: Thi acid test of the ,)it / -; r _____ I -i --________ - - F . / - . beennogreatchangeInbeef appreciate Ralph Nader's V.;Ua U 7EiL___Z __ ==. .11 - - _: ~ -, --i - ', Ljt'., -- _______ -- _a. .. __ . - )/ I:~:/ ,f / 4,c~~ - .11"I * _z - 10 / , acknowledge it has made fund raising a lot more difficult. (Page 1B) ° . ' rana I -II It ---- -- .~::, TIIE NONALIGNED NATIONS find their :':` fourth summit conference with a declaration : " cy in :' from Chapman [load north o , Indochina and pledging to ._ Sit 434. fight .. ." neocolonialist exploitation."(Page GA) L 'n ____ I j\ v f k summary of President Nixon's new State of tI Union message to . of expressing their views X, I. o - W.VSHINGTON (AP) - '! L 11 JAN E AJiI-:til REPUBIJCN PARTY LEADERS generally believe the Watergate scandal won't hurt the tercstcd perzons an opporurt) - I __ . / P ^..r. _.~_:> ,ii'll ~&_, ,—.L. ...,. t,W __ ,5_4~4 . 1 ,—f -) .:., -.1. ~~ ..~ 4 L;111 . - I . lyiohn DOVT -7 \ /\ Beef - .%, .*.%.: ... __ ..... Ne ws Diges t .... ..%, .. .... I <.: , :.,. .%. I'IIE FLOI(IM% IIIGIIWAV PATROL says 13 2 , people die in weekend traffic accidents ______ <~, - throughout the state. (Page 5A) L0 - -,% - I- 7 _- _r v, - ~ ; ,I __ I I ; _ ~ /1'1 b - I DUJ T ' HAVE A MG! ALLOLUED' . I-, / ill BOT 1 I I - - ~416 16~ -1 - ZORRY, PAL... / I 1 , I 4 L - __ .• L i _ - --- - I 0 * cler Sehnei ___________ . 1 I I — - 1. __1 - -i 4 I .- I 0 . ~____ TI — I - I - 1 , , / 7-1 do ,4 . __i- I i I 1 — ___ I- I __.- . - . - 1: ____.:~ ~___ 1. - 1 ---'_;~ : -- , , 7 ________________ _______ 1 - __1 __ --' _:~: - * _. I ) I _,o, - - A138: __ p -_ Lx~r . Ma)o, a nine ear veteran of 4 IE3K I : - .. 10 ; (Y . -1 /) . I - - ,%. I -- , - - I/ ___ I,' / i _;Z I I f r - --.,. /;,~-~ ;~-, !_~ . `~- - ~;,_., 4.i EA In_ _ .-~~ _ _1 M - I ) '.... . - - .' .r If \ i ;~t4ov, - Sp. _____ ,-y-Lr' . m I I __.-- r __ C) - Fin -If some way cim be devised be elected on a nonpartisan mission is quasi-judicial in nato create an ap_pointive process basis to take politics out of util. ture," he said. which indeed will be fair and fly regula tion, not purely a poilticial patron. 'ft is rather frustrating to 'j expect there are going work as hard as I work be some Democrats and rnw age thing, I aught think that it Knowing that no matter what I Republicans who aren't going had some merit," he said. do or how I do It natx*fy is going to like the idea very much and Mayo said lawmakers also to like the end result So I am their protests If and whin the, 'should consider expanding the weking ways to improve this come, will only make me be- commission from three to five situation," Mayo said In a tieve that ft idea is even sou - i mbers and increasing speech prepared for a JBckwn- der than I t1tought it was," length of their present fouryear 011e RotarY Club lunchem. terms. Mayo said. t %"K.: OH '0 & r @ - • . I - -- -. ______ 19 -, a 4 a ('\z\-' eo De I Z t - He also urged the 1974 legia. (AP)—lbljcServlco€omm tbe1C,notedUtsthtejud1es latito consider making sinner Billy Mayo auggcsed to- n are eincted on a no posts appointive, day that conirnh1cijnerntportiaLin báaI. "ThIs corn- - FROM THE m .11 Vote I '. - .: Z . __ __`~_, ____ -- rea Mead M4*IK)( befue ve shown "(11rig up in 5weetwater Creck street gutters ha, and ultimately in Lake Jessup. Oviedo Oaks residents have laboratory tests taken ovev the been warned to cep cekend children I At the same time, Adair and Alex Senkevich. operations drainage watm. "We have told director of the state DPC, were theni to watch for certain mt~-M i,,~ on the cc---z-:'::::~ ~r to be Laken. Terry Cole, DPC rose spots, abdomina attorney, was scheduled to fl and diarthea," Adair said in from Tallahassee later Tht people should 5th) out toda, of the yards, wash hands before Adair said he began sampling eating and after handlinp in the 384wuse subdivision Last anything in the yards and the. , week after heavy rains left must stay out of swimming water sthndIngand )aedsog °" Adair said Charles causing seven or eight spetic Tibbals. a tanks to become inoperable hydrologist with the U.S. "Some of the tanks were Geological Survey's Winter backing up into Park water resous bureau, Malt said. The homes are 0 said the last test taken by the the S30,0004o44o.Mo class. agency was May and the -_ . T 0 tank effluent iqn,nrhls riç4t' I - H - lance an Oviedo subdivision, this Typhold just doesn", appear breaks in the subdivision's by itself, there must be a water lines, the water supply morning attempting to stem a arrLer In there," the county's could be contaminated and typhoid outbreak by tw County health department water supplies and searching pollution control department residents In Oviedo Oaks have officials were in Oviedo Oaks, for a possible typhoid carrier. ch!ef Langley Adair said. been warned to boll all wattr. Fhecontonnnak(1drgr Adair said samples of septic olipor & ExellUCLAj3, t,ffe1 LADDER -. 3 1rlAT -. ~ I . OPPOSI.,S- MORE TAXES ... And red-ink spending 0 — k It..' 1k 15 - ._ V111 0 y , ____ -,-~._11, -1'7-1~ -_ - =__ IF)__~ - I * - ) C)) 51DOiNG _. , GAM I;- . - (Continued on Pg, IB Col. 3) , — — --- ____ The Priority Items Include V 4 ' By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer - 106 THIS SWULD PP.0 ~ ; it, . - -- _1! - - I-.-- Ni "might well ask whether reform is restricted to calling for changes rather than making changes." Acknowledging iie (toes not tention on selected bills he said would meet "inany pressing problems which must be solved with dispatch.- monopoly of power." "... If we proceed In a spirit of constructive partnership, our - - In light of this, he said,"I am at a loss to understand why only the Senate has acted," on .se tti ng up a refonn-stu'Jy corn varying perspectives can be a source of Ve,st rreativity rath. er than a cause of deadlock," Nixon said While saying Congre has yet to act on more than 50 of his Proposals, Nixon focused at. _ - 'v 4I1, - I= b " slips"M N , OET SIJSY DIGGIN' Our THIG I - _- -- - - _,,F~k - % It I J. - ip-' AWAA4KE/ . -~'_Ir _ . 4F111'1/__,_ _________________ .. 't .fA i iji - .f i A A , J1hT 74%74V :' - — I mpound ment, Nixon displayed !he olive branch more prominently than the willow switch, however. rgahefflastoflg Congress as well as a preskiency, he said, "There can He also said he "will continue to oppose all efforts tostrip the presidency of powers it must have to be effective parent threat to veto any legislation that would limit his war powers, -- ____ SHALL APcV( MLF PSS1OUOUSLY TO MY LAWRS IN 09MR. 'TO ENHANCE W t%P.A6t,V%w1._ M - :i - I'll" N r 0 r I /, /A/,( -~_A-) I _,,~-<, ., / L~ _ - j),~~ 1~.'l * %_1e__7% % I --- rl__ ; -c-V I . - I .1 .. 12 IR . _ 7W _ I " I . ~L~ J Z 0 ___ 111 , k_QW ~~_~-~~ "- 7\~~ s`-,-?--._--, -'- 5- __" . -1 . i - * / ______ _____ 7-1 . bills and creation of a refomi commission. Nixon did not direcfly mentwo the Watergate scandal, but in uiscusstng election reform he said "no subject over the last fewmnntlshassostlrndptjt. tic comment and reflection.' I'resident emphasized that if Congress votes more money than he. wants, he will not best. tale to ve t o spending bills and im pound appropri ations. A It t . , -, - - .1% 4~ I I ..- - - I I ) I 16 -, .J I -Z-11~ ~I , - .- 11 -r %C 1 - . .T__ _ J/ ' .1 0 M - * ; 11 I local control olcomtnunityde%elopment funds, anti-crime • TL Ke I Ca ~kh B ll _ V I trade, tax and pension reform, energy proposals, If Congress Votes More Money I T ~; _= M- on A ppea l put Water. behind iticLsin, Nixon said he wel. comes "a congressional renais. ssnce" workable compromises wher. ever possible on solutions to our national problems." WhIle makirig repeated -4 of cooperation, the .1 , .. Makes trolled Congress tQcIjy that h Is ready ta compromIse "on solutions to our national probleml." Submitting a speciat word State of the Union message, Nixon urged action this year on his priority legislation and statedancwactions he op. poses a tax increase, rcd ink spending, hefty defense cuts a t busing of school chil. dren to achieve racial balance. Mi n gling compliments with 11'I ____ _____ l i ,- L'4,IU I 1 -- _____ 1 _ r '4! i ____ ______ ______________ ___ ,.----- gate ____ _.ç--, •:! ,, __ ______ _____ _. ___ ____ aft 1 0 WOULDNr }LJRT/ __ 1.11'' _______ ____ i xon I f-1 TA WEE BIT OF APRIL 18,1906.' ][JJ N ." 0 . I PLEDGE ALLEGIANCE. . - -1 �- I -.• ________ - L—tM Sanford Herald Hospital Notes ADM1SSIs Sanford: Francs E. Cosmato Roosevelt Madison Mary V. eeney Rose Marie Wells Diannetta Alexander Elizabeth 1.. Malloy ArleUe A. Steinberger Resford D. Starks George L. Cooper Ulfle K. Spain, Lake Mary Elsie Emmel, Cassadaga Lottie (,nre, Chuluota Salvatore C. Venutl, Deltona Pamela hodges, Lake Mary Wilburn West, Nnnan Mcllwalne, DeBary TURfl(S Mr. & Mrs. Jack Hogien, a boy, Orlando Mr. & Mrs. Daiel Hernosky, a girl, Sanford DISChARGES Sanford: Francis E. Cosmato John C. Jenkins I- -, - - - - - - Monday. Sept. 10 1973 tke Legal Nflice - SEPTEMp[t 7,1973 = Jerry Jones Ck L. iieav' MUdrcd J. Stripling Frances Jenkins Roscoe Morgan Vek]ra D. Carter James N. Woods, Deltona JeIc M. Crridon, Deflona Margaret Edmondson, PtiyIti* Rløte,, Gominjon M. Hillery JIIJ Cuwley Dtz.a E. Brown Myrtle & Unger Clauson J. Wilkinson Jol w. Wood VIC Andra White Frederick Bauer Joyce Jackson Ella Jane Lal3arre, Katie Riley Longwood Mary Edwards jck F. Sass, Longwood Gabreija A. Fisher Bennie Bell ØR1V Rosa G. Boyle Robert H. Ackerson, Dc'B.ary Mr. & Mrs. Howard Carter, a Theodore 1erling, Dc Bary Ralph E. Ch*lfant, Dc B-sty Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth M. Kate P. Timberlake, Dc ltona laflarre a boy, [gyjn Marcella J. Hall, Dc,ltoi Roy C. Hail, Geneva Mr. & Mrs. James M. Price, a Fredck H. Bauder, hake boy. Winter Park helen Luverne Gibbons, Lake I 1ary DISCHARGES Maria Russelmann, Or'ange Sanford: Richard A. Thomç1501), Grace S. Flanders Mary V. Keeney Kath'rIne C.. Skinner, O iteen Carol S. lancaster Mary Lou Schwartz, W Inter Joe Douglas Park Katrina Hensley inhe!l Smith 1. . -' Annie Mae Newton Moflie CL Griffin Matile Smith Columbus M. Boyd Ethel Muffley William H. Pressley, Aøopka Henry F. Lasher, DeBary Ida M. Kauffman, DeBary Carolyn Sickles, Deltxa Roma K. Fm, Deltona Legal Notice — Legal Notice Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURb OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CII CITY OP LONOW000,FLORIDA CITYOPALTAMOHTU$F*INO$, IN THI CIRCUIT COURT FOR CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLI TO Ms. HeIenM Rlchtr NotLsofPb!ic p4.ari,ig SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA FLORIDA 601 WIIshir Drive COUITY. FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 73.7U NellIe of PUblIC HUVIISq C*4$•Iberry, Flceida CIVIL NO. 7 WHOM IT MAY COtCERN: In re the M.ur$ag. of Ii heqM THE LOMA AN by tP Cl"1 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERn; SAHORA 8. 8tJRV.E, Ptrt CouncIl of the City of Longwco. COMPANY Accunt No.: 37550 and Noticeisher,byglvenbytp.City 8atanee: 54,49720 i;lda, that said City Cc-ncIl Itl Ceunci! of tfa City ui Ait,v,ajnte PIntIff JA? DEAN nUZE, SR., tioic a public hesrIng Amount Past Due. 1.1.197.20 Springs, Florida, that said City Respondent (a) To cOnsI,.Jer annexation o, Past Due Since December RUSSELL H, LONG a •kCouncil will hold, public 'yJqg, NOTICE OP SUIT RUSSELL H. LONG Ian, February 74. 1913 •nd following described properly lyIng (a) To consider annexation of the TO: JAY DEAN bURKE. SR. TREASA A. LONG. his wile and being In Seminole County, following descri property lying Whose Place of Florida, to wit: You arc hereby notif led that the an.a being In Ssminolo County, esIdene is Unknown following mofor vehicles: NOTICE OF SUIT The West %, of the NE'4 of the Florida. to wit: YOU ARE NOTIFIED thof an TO: RUSSELL H. LONG 1970 bercvry 1K20140)Ol SW', of Section 30, Townihip LOIS 1 and 2, CU the Westerly S Amended Petition for dissolution of a.ka RUSSELL H. LONG III 1971 Dooge DL41K1F22SIS1 Range 30 East 'elng ap. hOt of Lot 7. Block 65. SANLANDO. . mrlaoe and other relief has been and TREASA A LONG. ProxImately 19.70$ Acres. will be bold at public sate at , am. as recorded in the public recor.js of filed against you and you ate hii wife, T090thItWithIb. [ut 6411.01 the Seminole Cc.unty. Flo'ida; o'clock on the 11 ciby of SpIember required to serve a copy oh )ur 1973. at Cititen State Dank, The RESIOENCC UNKNOWN NW. of the Sw-. of SectIon 30. written defenses to It, if afly, on proceeds of the sale will be app'led And all parIle claiming interests Township 20 Seuth, Range 30 East, to the corporate limiti of the City of Gordon V. Frederick. Attorney Vor fits? to the payment Oh the cost%of by I rough, uider or against beingthe R-WofLakeEmmaRo,aiJ; Attamnte Springs, Florida; and Petitioner. I9tO** address is P.O. RUSSELL T000therwlththeEestM,t o, a ll retaking, st01ing and sale of H.. LONG (b) To considj' also th, question ak-a Box 1795, Sanford, Florida 37171. RUSSELL H. LONG III and of that part of he SW',. of the swt. of d,signatinq ar'd assigning the motor vehicle and the cost andfiletfl.originalwithlh.Cl,rkof of ectJon 30, TownshIp 70 South, zoning classifIcatIon of P.O pubiicationofnoticeofsal,andthefl TREA$A A. LONG, his wife, thsabovestylid Court onor bfore tothesatistactionoflhebalancedue andtoellpartiesha%lingorclajming Range 30 East. lying North of the ProfesaloMl Office District to said the 11th day of Septembtr. 1973, tnhilveanyriohttitieorintetesljn North R-W line of Longwooa Hills trop.rty as that classifIcation Is 'therwIs,e a Judgment may be enunoer the covering contractthe with Citizens Slate Dank financing Of thC real property herein described, Road is Shown on the plat of described in the zoning ordinances tired against you for the relief YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFI ED "LOngwOOd Hilts Road" as rerdqd of the City of Altamonte Springs, demanded in the Amended PetItion, said mofor vehicle. Any SurpluS will that an action to loreciose a mar- In Plat Book 5, at Page 96 of the and as amended supplemented, Florida, to wit.and Ordinance No. 72$ WITNESS My hand and seal of be paid'or to any you balance And you remaining will remain tgage on tne following real property Public Recnr'ds of Seminole Coun b' liable said Court this 15th day of August. Seminole County, Florida: The present zoning classifIcation unpAid under said Contract. Flo!ida, also btlng the R-W of Lake 1973 Lot S. Block I. RepIet of Sheet I & Emma Road; said property Is R.IAA (Seal) Dated thIs 70th day of August, 2. NORTH OR'.ANDO TOWNSITE, 1973. Arthur H. Dickwith, Jr., Together with all of that R W of ResIdential classIfIcationDistrict, Is dsrib as that in the as Clerk of said Court 4th Addition, Village of North Lortgwood Hills Road as shown on toning ordinances and regulations of CITIZENS STATE BANK• Orlando, as recprmleø in Plat Book the PIat of "Longwood Hills Road" Seminol* County, Florida, By: Cecelia V. Ekern By: Jan E. Shadbvrn 11 PVS 5 5. & Public Records of as recorded in P1,1 BookS at '• 9' P.O. Drawer Dep.ity Clerk Seminole County. Florida. The Public Hearing wIll be held In Marlanna, Florida Gordon V FrederIck the Public Recorøs of within Seminal, City Hall, Altarnontc bten filed against you and youof County, Florida. lying thethe Florida, on the 25th daySprings, of SipAttorney for PetitIoner Pubt.h: 5ept. 7. 10, 1973 elrerequirpdto serve acopy of your SW', of the SW', of Sctlon 30 P.O. 80* 1793 DET writtc dr'fenses, if any, to it on van Township 70 South, Range 30 East; tember, I9?3.at1:3op.m,,orasi Sanford, Florida 3771) thereafter as possible, at which time Publish: Ai.'g. 70, 27. Iept. 3, 10, 19') den Berg. Gay. Burke Dyer, PA, to the corporate limits FICTITIOUS NMIE t Post O(ice Box 793,&Orlando. Longwoua, Florida; andof the City of interested parties and citizens for DES I? __________ FIr'ricjo 32102 and file the original NOTICE i (b) To consider also the question and toning wIll be heard. Said Snerebygventhatw,a,e with the Clerk of the 3bve styled designating and assigning the hearingmaybecontbou,dfrom,im. in bVtinii at 13)0 court on or before September "TlCE UNDER Pineview Way. Forest City, 1973; Otherwise a Iudment may be Plan zoning classification of PUD- to tIme until final actiort is taken by Seminole County, Iiorlaa under FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE Development to Laid the entered against su for the relief property UnIt as that classification 5 the City Council. The Snf ord Herald Monday, Sept. 10, 1973-3A NOTICE OF SALE fictitious name of SUPERIOR ROOFING, anct tht we ntI, rO.ster .. -, • . IlU Crut (uuut, ,Cnrn010 County, Flcri, en Accordance with the PrOviSions of the Fictitious Ham, Slatutes, To Wet. Stctlon IAJ o FlOrida Statutes 1I James T. WhIfehead Terry E. Gray Publish Sept 3. 10, 11, 71, 197') DET S This notice shall be posted at the TO WHOM IT MAY roNrrN described in the :onin ordinances C.?y H.it w?hin the ('Iy Ut fr;-. I-rr:,, the Ct rf I rr',,,,, U.. t?u ;s 1) 1 "I,U-j , I I :.,I4t i )rWriru ursuaI,t I Odrnte i. lfl and as lt, Mr. three (3) other public & M. Daniel Jacks places Withiq 1unya Mtchcil S aj and Supplemented, "Fititjou Name State" Chapter the City, and published in The girl, Sanicl Essie M. Davis The present zoning clanificatlon Sanford Herald, a nawspaper Florida Statsfle, wIll register with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, of said property ii A-I Agricultural general Ruby F. Wollord clrculatinji in the City District, as that classification is Attamont inand for Seminole COUn$y,Florida, Springs. and Stminoie Peathe M. Stephens DLSCIMRGES dIbed In the zoning ordinances County, Florida, once a upon receipt of proof f the wk for *t Nell S. Touchton and regulations of SemInole County. least four publication of ?his notice, the tic(1) COflUWtiy• weeks FlorIda. titious name, to wit: CAVOLA SBnfOFI]: Mildred Lee prior to the date of the Public rPe Public HearIng wIlt be held in Hearing; the date PROPERTIES under wtiicpi we Ar. of thu first Ha& ban. (i. Pnithps CITY OF ALTAMOP4TE SPRINGS, the City Hall, Longwoorj, engaged In business at Ruu-te7, Box Florida, on Publication to the date uf the last MrL Alice Hullery and boy Mrs Abderahim Baker, the FLORIDA rn Blactwood Drive in the City of 77th day of September, 1913, at publication, both dates 'Inclusive, FICTITIOUS NAME giri Notice of Public HearIng 7:00 p.m., or as soon thereafter as shalt not be less LOflQ*OOd. Florida 32750. Mrs. Sharon Prevait and boy than twenty That the parli interested in said posslbte, at whkh time Interestect (75) days In addition, notice NOTICE IS Ivor F. Carison, Deltona hereby given that I am shall io WHi IT MAY CONCERN: parties And citizens for and against be business enterprise are as follows : Irene I). Traver engaged in busi,,ess sted in the are. to be con. at Goldenrod Theodore H. Leigh, DeBary Notice is hereby given by the CIty the proposed annexation and zoning William C. Cavny slderedforannexatioflardzoning$ Seminole County, Florida under the Council of the Carol Sandra Riley Enid C. Grain, Dthary City of Attamonte will be heard. Said hearing may be least fifteen (IS) days prior Neola V. Caveny Dean W. Rowland, Deltona to the Mrs. Willard WrJton, and fictItious name of TSD Distributors. Sprimgi, Florida, that said city continued from time to tIme until boY Dated at Longwood. Seminole date of the Frank P. RiddelJ, Osteen Hearing. and that I Intend to registe, said Council will hold a public bearing: final action Pamela hodges, Lake Mary County, Florida Augi,t ?Osh, 1973, Rose Marie Wells is taken by the City DAT ED thIs 16th clay of name With the Clerk of the Circuit August, Robert V. Thomas, Longrooci (a; To consider an.,exation of the Council. Lithe K. Satn, Lake Mary Publish Aug 7? & Sept. 3. 10, 11, 973 AD. 1973. Court. Seminole County. Fioridø Edvina Mitcizil Ed'vard J. Carter, DeBary in following aescribed pro;*rly lying This notice shalt be posted at the 5Jan, RIchards Misty L Dickerson, Maitland accordance with INc. provisionc of Diane Joyce Smith and being in Seminote County, City plaIt within the city of City Clerk of tlic. Wayne B. A!b4r, (ervz thc. 1Ictstj Nariic' S!,itutes, To. I i3r,cj.,. to w,l LonwrxxI, Florida, and In three (3) Arlene K. Rurnbl'y City of Aitamonte Sprin's, Wil: Section $43.09 Florida Statutes NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS . FIRST PARCEL SEPTEMBIfJI 9,1973 other paces wthln the City, and Florida 1931. Mark Manley NAME STAlUT Those portions lying Nor. published In The Sanford Herald, a JOSEPH DAVIS, JN.,ESQ. 519. Thomat P. Derrlr.gor Diannetia Alexander thwetgrlyof the rtt Ol-wey of Die newspaper of Qencrat clrcutatoa in STENSTROM. CAVIS . TO WHOM IT MAY CnsJ(F&111 3.10.17, ,,,.. SSiONS AlI.nti toa s.ine ItolIroad Ihe City of t.ongwcn.i WtIburn We!t. Oste'en MCINTOSH Nn1c. is herh'.' oivPn "" ,,, o.npany ot IfiC tasurrly sevenle.n County. Florida, once a wuek for at Florida Statc B.mnk—S.il, 22 Laura Darden, TitUSVIUe undersigned, pursuant to the (17) feet of Lot 57 and all of Lots 53 least Sanford: Sanford: tour (1) consecutIve weekS Post Office flQ "Fictitious Name SlatufV' Chapter CITY OF ALTAMONT! SPRINGS through 56. inclusIve, of FOREST hIelenE.McG(il,Winterp rk prior to th* date of the Public Sanford, FlorIda 3717) 96509, Florida Statute, wllIregister FLORIDA CITY. ORANGE PARK, according Hearing; the date of the first Attorneys for he CIty of with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. — Notice of Public Hearing JO the plat thereof recorded in Plat publication to th. date Oh the Iat AItamo, Springi, Florida in and for Orange County, Florida, TWI QOVlMtNT o -"k 2. Peso i0cf sucj. i, the current Public publication, born aotrs inclusIve. Pubbst, s1 3, g, , , upon receipt Cf proof ci the TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: DEPARWtJ O liii IEASURY records oh Seminole County. shall ito? be lets ALTfVkUTE 5PRIP4OE CITY than twenty ugh publication of this Notice, the fic Notice i hereby given by the City Florida, being also described 16) as: (7$) days. In et4dition, ItOlidc.s VII titIousname,t.,.w.t. '5.ELLlNGa Council of the City of Altamonte 01:01 NNING at the Northeast be 4mGToNoc 2on potted in the area to be con' ___________________________f'wt £flflTL!ULNt P1*00 ICGiÜ*G SHElLING", at 20) Ser,ioran 5tj, Florida, that said City corr.iu: of Lot so. run thence s'derd for annexation Aiwl tCW%IIU! ,I.va',, At$ar....'."-'--. *. -:: rsztet,rtyà,v Ci Ei ..v.iy 1Jfl.. Lt In. Northerly IcHI fetteen (15) days prier to the JLi 30. 19r4 Park. Attamonte SprIngs, Florida, (a) To consider annexation of the boundary of lots 56,15,5453 and 52 a date of the hUOtil -Te.1, 1j.1 t Public liearing. 37701. CITY OP LONOW000. PLOR IDA following descrIbed property lying distance of 65S4 feet ba point 17 TWI ?OUOMNO bWE2 *AUC u Aa OsT[D this 7PI day of August, That the party interested in said NotIceof Pullc Hear-fag and b*ing In Semlnote County, feet WeSterly of the Westerly A.D. 1973 ATt0 TUTM. Q $33 I ,viineis enterprise is as follows, Florida, to wit: boundary of Lot 53; run thence 5 Onnie R. Shomafe That portion of Lot Ho. 3.12 lying Southerly along a line Parallel to and TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: JOHN FOROHAM. INC.. a Florida LUI OUT UeCA ACCOUTWO. City Clirk Of the Li °Lc4CT Sournin,' of State Road 43... all in 17 feet Westerly of the WitIy Notice Is hereby given by the CIty Corporation-100 pci. 10 2 09 601 city of Longwood. Florida Council ci the CIty of Langw-ood. thesubdiv,iJonof lands bet-origin9 to boundary of Lot S3 a distance .ioPm ForiSsam, Inc. .. . i --,. fTf,c47E SPRUS CITy UI t s. JOSEPH DAVIS, JR., ESO. P By: Jotws Fordham, President Florida- that said CIty Council will Aitarnonte Land, Hotel end 99h.ettOaPOIntinth,S.outt,rI UI — C1.a CITY CL.Ec STENSTROM, DAVIS & Navigat hold a public hearing. Patricia Zastrtw, Company, according to boundary of Lot 17; run thence t TAiM4TE SF03 FIR 32701 MCIUTOSPI the PIat thereof as recorded In tat Easterly along the Southerly Florida Secretary (a) To consider annexation of the State flank-SuIte L_J *1 01 A L..J $44Il 01 A * Book 1. Page 17, of the Public boundary Ui Lots 52. 33 following described proprty tying Dated at Orlando, Florida, this andor 54less, a Post OffIceFlorida Box 1320 27th day of Auguti, t973 and being in Seminole County, Records of Seminole County uistanc of 334,73 feet. more Sanford t'L4s i:i LXI.J FlorIda, Publish 32171 Florida, to wit. ' tO a point in the Westerly rlgist.of10. I?. 34. 1913 Attorneys for the City ci DET I. I ols I and 3 of VALEPICOURT, way of the Atlantic Coast D ___ ___ Line lor.Qwood, Florida to?,. corporate limits of the city according to the plat thereof as Railroad Company, said point being PUOUth Aug. 715. Sipt. 3, 10. 1?. s. rvcoo-ded In P'lat BOok 4. Pius 39, Attsr,or* Springi, Florida; and 1* 47 feet Westerly meawred along FICTITIOUS NAME 1973. lb To consider also the Question said Southerly boundary from the DES PublIc Records of Seminole County Ie1 IXPt!uTuf HOT ICC IS hirtby given thaI we uu --. ____ _____ ____ cgj of desI.ating ____ _____ center line of tne main Florida; 'U line track of CATIGO*1I LAI are engeQ.d in busint at 7OI and assigning the said Atlantic Coast Line Railroad zoning r'sSificalu LaOs 10,11, 12. 13, of C.G Corn 14, IS, U, and 17. Sandalwood Dr., Fern Park, fl. merclal. Gt.eral, District to said Company; run thence Northeasterly of VALEPICOURT. Seminole Sminoie County, Florida under ____ $ % CITY OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, County, %rJaaQ; $_____ __ __ the property as tnat classifir.11on Is A)cno said Westerly right -of way Florida, according to the fictit.jj name FLORIDA of lircsco cleaning desalbed in p6) thereof recorded the liSIfeet.mor$orlmtoapoin,in zoning ordiances f $ NOtkSo4PublICHe.rag in Pta? Book 4. service, and that we intend to , _____ Page 3, of the Public Records the City of Altamont, Springi, the Easterly boundy of Lot 56; run of registersaldnamewith,h.Clerkof ___ ________ -------- —:4 ttience Northerly along the Easterly TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Florida. to wit. Ordinance Ho SemInole County, Florida; ns the Circuit Court, Seminole Court:y. a and as amended and wppiemented, % boundary ci Lot 34 a diSt..iC. of " S 3)5 Notice is hereby given by the City to Florida in accordance with the The the corporate _______________ llrnttiot . point of beginning, Council of th City of Attamonte LonUw, Florida and the City Of proyisloe Cf the Fictitioui, Name classification containing 0.5 acres, more or less % of saidpresent propertyzonin3 5 - — --is A 1 AgricijIfural Springs, Fiorida, that said City Statuses, To Wet- Section SS 09 1 District, as that classification Is (b) To consider also the queStion Florida Statutes 1957. Council will hold a public h*aring: %-L.. I CMI fs S . $ SECOND PARCEL diiuibed in the zoning ordinance, Lots S S designating and assigning the 5 (al To consider annexation of the 4$. 49, 50, S. James T. Murfen andregulatisOf Seminoe SI and 57 of FOREST classIflcjtIo of C.) Corn. following describa($ PrOperty lying Robyn kraw County, CITY, ORANGE PARK. according And being Florida. merci$ District to said properly as Charles Coalis t plat thereof as recorded in Pias Florida, to wIt: The Public in SemInole County, thatclalslflaIioflis.Iesc,ibejintna Publish: Sept. 10, 17, 74.Oct. I. 1913 Hearing wilt be held in g__' 3. Page êO, of the Public $_____ . ordinances of the City of OET-30 Lots ID, 11. 13, 13, 14 and IS, __________ ___ ______ the CiIy Hall, Attamorge Springs. Records of Seminole GOLDIE MANOR, aCcordng to the dlnanceNo. 143FlorIda, and as to wit: Or. Logwood. Florida, on the 25th day of Sep Ftorida,LE$5 and County, •XCtt the tember, 1973, % S S ___ arnar,dedand ptatthereofur,coedpt, at 4:30p.m., or as soon NOTICE OF PUSUCHIAIINO therufteraspossibie,atwRith,lme LotEast 52. It-' Sevenfe.n (17) lf of said *3, Page 7), PublIc Records Together with all rlparlan, Seminole County, Florida; Irderested par-tie, and cItIzens TO CONSIDER ANNEXATION ____ YR. zonlnø classification littoral and shore rights ther-eunto Notic, Is her-shy given that a of sad property Iffi £•UUWKI, ,. belonoino nt u 4 $ end zonino will • -• . -_________________ A-I Agricultural : . ..._ :' 5 Public HearIng will be held at the sirnitsaf the CitY ci District as thatIsOassiflcation r-taIflIng; neer,ngs may be contlnueog from ___ Commitsion Room in the City Hall desaib In the zonIng onances Altamonte Springs. Florida: and 1',..., ,, in the City of Sanford, Florida, at time to time until hlal aclic,', be.' &'...m PM I 4,842 an regulation, Cf SemInole Cuunty, (b) To consider S tOOS S S also the Question I PM .a(1 Pie Le.' P44Id . is THIRD PARCEL -I -----• -- - - -taken by the City Council UI ....i 7 00oc P M on October 5, 1973, of designating and ass:gning ttte Florida. I PMdie. .4 The North Half (H')) of a vacated zon,ng ctaulflcat, —1 This nOtice shall be pos,"d at the Street to consider the annexation of aid p, 1 The PublIc Hearing wili be be p held in a ______________ of CO Cornformerly known as Orange merclal, General City Hall within the City ____ ______ property described follows: DistrIct to sad th• City Hall, LonUwood. Florida. on Altarnonte SprIngs, Florida, and ii recorded Avenue according to the plat property as that class1licjf a- Lots 37. 35 arid 39, 2nd Additiøn Is the 77th % day ci September. 1913. S 5; 5 — w. i',ia ea three In Plat Book 2. Page O, øs (3) other places within described in the toning ordinances 7:00 p.m., or as soon thereafl,r at to Park View, PB 1. Pg 5. Semir'oie kn — ,-0 UI PM meaia-..p iwee.a..,,., lii UOIMPtAIOJ the Public Records of SemInole County, of City, and published in The Sanford County Recortis. Said property is "e.l .4 be the City oh Aitamorie Springs. possible, at which tIme Interested 33, 798 •4MS Florida, beir a herald, a a;-;.., — i.. — j -ji c'S !nd twcn:, 0' -.•.••• .-.—' ,,, P.3tt6 .i.J dIi*.su,s Igt ________ and 19111151 ____ (70) f ,of in width North to District cWculatkir, In the city of Allarnorste sth bxdd Normfrom by said First as amended and supplemented, the propo annexation and toning b. From the Tls present zoning C&assllication eiiI be heard. Said of Pie C L Springs an Scm me,. County. an Second Parcels,' West by Pearl Cf said ' '" Florlda.onceaweelitorati,,st hearing may be Cf the SMbord Coastline Railroad Property contInued is 1.1 ResidentIal g",m time to time until four Lake, East by said right.ot.way Mu ___ ___ (4) consecutive w the C L of pr to the Club Road, t the A,C.L.R.R. Co. and South by of DistrIct, as that classlfat,', Is final action is taken by the City said point beingCountry date of the Public Hearing; the 566.i3 feel East of i I'. 1.. S nFFOictJ, MAYOR the described In the zoning ordinances Council. S.pteb$r 10, 1973 Center Line of said oh the Vrst Publication 13 the date former Orange and regulations Seminole the CL intersection of Lake Mary date This notIce shall be posted at the County. Avenu, Togetr with, all rlparian Road and Country Club Road in ci the Iatt publilation, both dates rights the'retasto Florida. CIty Hall within the City 0f inclusive, shall nd h less thin belonging; Section 33, Township 19 South, The public hearIng will be held in L01igwOod. Florid., and In three (31 thi City Halt. Attamonte Springs, other places within lv enty eight (71) sys In nditrn. tu th corpora! ilmt of the City Rang. 30 East, Siminole Oounty. the City, and r-xflice Ihail be eo'ed n the area tO Florida, run Last, along the C L of Of Flonica, on the 75th day of Sep published In The inc covcr..'. ..- cr Sanford Herald, a be considered br annexation fld Altamonte Springs, FloriCa; and Country Club Road, 515.00 feel, tember 1973. at 4:30 p.m.,oq as soon r**spaper 0fFAi.*r'yOf 4( of general circulation in ttsiqiceri,,-, (0) To consider also the quast, I4IUTER zoninU at least fit teen (15) thereafter as potsb4e at which time th• City of North 3000 feet to a point O"uCE Q1 PYL'IJt Longw of designating and assignIng and SemInole X the on the North P W oh Cocntry Club prior to the date of the Public interested parties and citizens for County, Florida, vA AVL NW FILMS TO UP5JiD Pt* *fyt'wt SIAWUO A?,p, :onI.g once a week for at Hearing. WA'il lassiticatlon of IL in0 I T)$* U fl.EVIJiT Pt0 l$O1It-'IG Road. said point being the POInt of least four (4) consecutive weeks trlal District, to laid property as and zoning will be Beginning, thence continue North heard. Said prior to the date of the Public DATED thu 14th diy Of August, thatciauiflcaflonl,describedith AD. 1973 Jtji. 1. 19 hearings may be continued from Hearing; the date of the 377.00 feet, thenc. run East. parallel o o.c'o JUN 30 1.• zoning first s- Jane Richards _______ ordinance, of the City ci time to time until final action is to the CL of Country Club Road, PublicatIon to the TWI ,OtiOsa .tl lAUD IjFO' AM date Of the Att,nonfe Springs, Florida. to wit: lAst CIty Clerk of the taken by the City CouncIl, 00fth,,un South 13A373 publication, both Cites InclusIve, Or-dinanc, No. 271 end as amennied • -. -) City of Altarnonte Springs. UOUATID TotAl. Qf f41, feel to an intirWt This notice shall be Vfl01*ta.CaLa. potted wIth, the at the shall not be I and lupøemented. Florida City Hall within the City of (70) days. In less than twenty eight Westerly P W 00 thu old S C.L R P. The addition, prlsent 'UI DII? IWCntAU notice shall be S. JOSEPH DAVIS, JR., ESQ. w, thence run $34 dagree, 71' 53" zoning classification Alia.n,n?e Springs, Florida, and in potted In the ?t':'ircT of laid property area to be considered O5 5IYL is Ml Industrial three (3) STENSTROM, DAVIS & othir places within the for West, ilong said WeStriy RW, 1 IIM TANtS l, .' UI 0. '--,-,-.'.-i PM annexation and toning at least 39$ III MCINTOSH Distrft, as that clalsifucatlon is City, and WINTER S"RJfrjS CIT' .êiA1 published in The Sanford fIfteen (IS) days prior feel to an ln?erstq lth Indel PM ie deScribed In the zonIng ordinances FUrke Slate Bank Suit, to the dale of the Hortherty R-W ' V I LrE e1 (F Herald, a flwspap,r Of *"I1 t Country ct ier,u the tbllc HtanIrg and reguiat,ons of Seminole r'ot Office 1 r Iu E -. COty, cWculatlon I the City of Altamont, V,- LiekAt M?'Li 10 P1tL *V* thence run West, along the Florida. Of AMI S)nford, Florida 37171 DATEDttiis2Qthdayof AUgust. A. Nottheriy P W of Country Club ,j A?1Of* ba TAJ U Ff0 I FFf0XRvc MA$4 01 AVAl Aj SpringS and Seminole County, 0. 173. The PublIc Hearing wIll be held In Attorneys for the City tA WINTER PR gg'rj5 FLA 32707 Wu vIz? I*4( Roag, 5fl,7$4 Florida.onceaweek torat feet least to the four Point of the City I-fall, Aitamonle SprIngs, ' i Onnie P Shomat, Altansonte Springs, Florida U a&i 01* u&,*7. lj consecutive weeks prior to the Btglnning. Said Property is City Clerk ci the Puhttih Aug. 715. Sepl. 3. 10. I?, ' Florida, on the 35th, day Of Sop- date of thO Public Hearing; presently zoned Ml (General in the date timber, 1973. atl:)Op.m .0? as soon City of Longwooø, Florida IC7'3 00 the Iirtt publication to the dat, dustriat) District 5. JOSEPH DAVIS, JR., EO. DES 1*6 thereaf?eraspossible.twhlchtime the last plicatl both dates in- STENSTROM, DAVIS & All partie$ en Interest and cItIzens IntCreSted parties And Cit izes's for - _______ ______ ctuslve.shallndtb.Ies,that twenty MCINTOSH Shall hey. an orIunity to be end against the prOpos *tIOn eight (7*) days. ____ heard at said hearing. _____ _______ In addition, tCe Florida State Bank-SuIte 72 d zoning will be heard, Said shall be Ta posted in the Area to be i—..— -.SY%Jrn. By Order o the City Commission $ hearing may becordInued from time Post Office Box 1330 of the City of Sanford, Florida, this to considered for annexatIon, and 3.jnbord, Florida 3777) until final Action is taken by .. 000.00 inning at leat fitte,n (13) days 3a % % nm day 04 Augutt, 1973 is '"' City Council -- j%. % Attorneyi fgr the City 00 lor to the date of H. N. Tamm, Jr. Thu notice shalt be ousted at the the PublIc Lonqw-ood, Florida Hearing, " City Clerk of the I,' Halt within th SI Cty of PI,iish Aug 71 5. Sept. 7. tO. 17, 71, DATED tPT )th day Of .5U-uj?, Ce:y ot 5nfr. Florid, 'ir-'r't r,';, r:u,ja at ifl) ,,i A U. 1t1J Publish, Sip, tO, I?, 24, Oct. I, 1973 I Irree (3) other places within She flFS-143 %I s-Jane RiChards GET 77 — - 1' ___________________ 1 -City, and published in The Sanford City Clerk of the %__%,,s Herald, a newspaper of general SI %I City of Altarnont, crcijlaffl ir. the City of Ailamonte - c-- — Springs, FlorIda O sgII ' Springs and SemInole County, S. JOSEPH OWlS, JR. E$Q. FIo,ida,oncea week los' I — At least four STENSTROM, DAVIS & 1SM&kU ii)cofls,cutivewee&so,JorfnD,e -S I' MCINTOSH date of it. Pubtr f4e*r;n., ?h ctit. NOTICEOFAOVAIOPru,!TAXLEVY "'hr h I-ri ? -L ! iin to Inc Of Ssminei. C000ty V •j lost Ottsce 80* WO ----tInc last publIcatlo both dates itiNotice Is hereby gIven that on the 11th day of Septemb. ILMA4. $ Sanford, Florida 37171 %! 973, at 7:00 . clusive. shall riot be less than P.M. in the City of Sanford in the county - I %' % A'forney for the Cily Cf of Seminole, the Seminole County twenty eight (21) days I'i ccf-Jrton 80 Co Corn*nittn,r, in'ci to levy Aitannt Springs, Fionlda upon the as%tument roll of the year ih -• t of u naticC shall be pOsted in the area to $ 2,351.00 1971 taxes for the iPcat year beginning on the t& jIl S % first dayof October, 1973, at o considered for annexation and Pubtish Aug. 21, Sept. 3. *0, 17, 24, the rate of $7 9$ don't gtt to ign our work. • ---------: per $IQ valuation. CertIfIcation has been 1 oning made by the at least (IS) days . $ t.,OO Assessor prior of I to thi Bccausc we'd probaMy do it the county of Seminole that a tax r6te of $7.49 % ___ -% '' 5: per $1,000 — __ _____ date of the Public Hearing. vaLtton will yi1d the same amount of tax heHer. Just out of pt-ide. rerenue as that levied during DATED this 16th day oh Aug'ji*, TMMuI ,. current year. The .followIng 1 5, financial summary is provided for In. j . And A0. 1973. PtC'TiTIOua NAME better formation of all persons conceenwi _ 1'= NOTICE lShicebyIy,n that lam 5. Jane Richards products $ and services "V ' 10' - i* a Cvrr.e City CCTII Prepss,d enged In business at flO E the L ________ 5. for evebody S, cn if YOU P Iscat Year Next Year C.ty of Aitamonta Spnengi, Cr,rIer Rd., Casseloerry. Seminole Tnlal 8u('-getrJ Reqrjrement $ dont hac 10 5I,fl ycut i*ozk, 5)0,6)7,03) 00 513,6435,i CO % %- % CtIty, Florida under ttw fictitious "'! # !'* Budgeted An Valorern Tax U 71 iy -. PM d'.e per —* t1 - 0 .., - ft Pii.*I0 IiAnie00CASSELDERRYSICNCO S JOSEPH DAVIS. JR. E5Q do (hr kind of work yoz'd IIOQQ - , o .. ,.,, 4,0*6,512,00 a ST EWSTROIII. DAVIS & and that t intend to regIster s.io t —beproud to put your narneop -Budgiteg Ad VaI.2r*rn T $1.9 per name M(lNjOStt with tne Clert citt1. Circuit .. si,000 / Court, 5',inofa Cotity, Flør Florid, State Dank-$0l, L136,169.0o in Budgeted Other Reyen-,es POSt Oftic. Box t330 accordanc, with the provision, of 7 79,4)300 &531,93),00 '--" j t'3 WtJI the Fictitious Haute 5Jalutes, T I i-.,ridJ 37711 .firt r&].i dOe Attrpc.y of the City of Wit: Setlion *45.09 Florida Statutes CountyComrni%,lo,,rs 1957 QFUO !'' (Governing Authority) Altamon,fq Springs, IiArida Stita tO 1973 ---- ---- - - - -- - fty: Arthur H. £'eckwfth, Jr., PubliSh Aug. 71.5. Sept. 3.10,17, 5: E. E. Mxire / 191] Publish: Aug. 70,7, Sept, 3,10.1973 tlerk Publish: %e. tO, 1973 DES-lea OE$94 L)T 21 BIRThS - demanded in the complain) or C.'t,t,M, • 1'.--,i'. irI I' - Li ..ci Couu AuguSt 16th. 5973. i!eat) Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Joy Webb DcpsJty Clerk Publish: Aug. 20. 77, Sept. 3, 10. 1973 I)FS99 _____________________ .' ' - - ,' v.:" - t - '': :_ as strip _____ how OU II(e t the WOVP( ,-_ FlOrida AwiericaV only Legal Notice - WI(KDAY HOURS 99 OP(I SUNDAY 10.7 1I — - - - — -- 1.. 1 - AA U Lare mary ____________ I t*'. O T C - . - - - . 1 " _ ,.t_i.. ___..I ______ -- ysdeofNurseRoad. . I uIIIII7j L) I . - . ' ' 'I ' - ' 15' '.., •'. -. B)JIUCHARDS HeraidSIaff Wi-Her dinnst.e will also be beard With every banking ln• sthtution un the routity gising LAKE MARY— Cut) Council "positive' replies to the tonight faces a kngth a,endt council's att'rnot to ceek a durinit it" re,,lr 'rth! •.o. tfleetingat7 3Oat the Volunteer Jackson said he hoped to have Fire Department including that matter resolved as the city rtio \ . - • '. councilmen, utility tax or- becotnlngafull.fledgedcfty,he dinance and appointment of added zcning and aJJu.tiiient boards Contracts were drawn im 1r. (1w county to include Loch Council, which heard Arbor, Longwood hills, and the Volunteer Fire Department remaining unincorporated President Howard Lloyd last areas of the old Lake Mary fjj week suggest a $60,000 plus control district, In a special budget_ballot Itcoming from meeting last week, council I 1 - j tq. I - - -- '.._,'__•-.'_-# - r- ' ' = - -" - ' - ' -. -- -— — - 'iiuR-- ---- 1 , r.- - - 'I '--.--.-. a—.---,_ ... '1' "' , , l -! ., ••••Ug Bear (aully Road and SR 426 approxlrtiatel} iG acres (hloblno-[,add) C, (Cont'd) Consideration of Lot Cen"','i - - -.. - k .--. ..-. - - . - - • . ..... x----r ' -. Standards Ordinance 11 Reports A County Planner 1). PollutIon Control Office'r F I itili t% (. ml F Sherazi . Attorney 11. Clerk I. Administrative Assistant RECEIVES MERIT AWARD 0;r:i-:5-: ed re.' SCOTT BURNS (lefU of Florida Power & Light presents Award imnieately lilt were to Merit for Electrical Excellence to R.L. Johnson, wee or o passenger commission offering about properly serve the additional , service for Auto-Train as John Krider, executive director of Greater 126,000 according to Actng terrmtoi'y the county ProPoses. Mayor Donald Jckson. Sanford Chamber, of Commerce looks on, "That Item should get quite a (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) "ndiscussion," Jackson said, _______________________________________ -a S a...... :" indicating he was not entirely "w' pleased with the proposed ktttUMyshuldyha1 At Altamonte x vy but I d 't know what we can figure set at one m unincorporated area residents. do about a" contracts from the County REG 29C IT PAYS TO SHOP ECKERDS C II,, ________________ I I I._. — I I I I 'Ihere hasn't been an amount set on what councilmen should be paid," he said about the proposed ordinance to give a salary to the fledging council. "It's wide open to discussion." Council will also consider a Road Maintenance Contract with the County, as well as a Utility Tax ordinance, of about 8 per cent, said Jackson, who was unable to give a projected income Figure from the tax, A Florida Power Franchise or• Theatre Party Set The Central Seminole Retiret Citizens are planning a matinee theatre party Sept. 15 at Sebasticn [)inner Theatre to see "Oklahoma." There Is a special rate (or retirees over 55 and reservations may be made by Sept. 6 by calling G. Ronan at 3224248 or Mrs. J. Fox, 8311257. COIl II .-..--AvneE. 1. InvocatIon 2. Pledge of Alleglanc. 3. Reports of: A. Police and Fire Department 8. Water and Sewer Departmncnt Health, Recreation and Parks Finance 4. Report of the Mayor 5. Old Business Fire District Contracts Road Maintenance Contract with County Utility Tax Ordinance reading [). Florida Power Franchise Ordinance E, Council Expense Ordinance I". CALNO Membership C. Depository for City Funds II. Appointment of Zoning Bosrd I. Appointment of Board of Adjustment 6. New Buines 7. Adjournment t1L) Ii ('i t Miiti,tit'r Bumi Bergman and Mayor Bill Crier's rcconunem-tojation that a three 111111 tax be levied this year. U.S. 17-92 city hail annex. The (our-year old 1250,000 city hail complex architecturally designed so that it can not be espanded either outward or upward, has inadequate spac', City officials have deternumwd. In other business, Bergman will report on conferences held with fscaI agents over the past two weeks. David K. Gunby handled fiscal matters in the utility system acquisition. Al: li-till) i 11CC reroning ;* parcel adjacent to the sewer polishing ponds and near Winter Springs residential properties to permit warehouse construction is scheduled for final adoption Included in the budget are pay raises for the city councilmen from $115 to $200 monthly and a pay hike for the CASSELBERRY mayor from $2,800 to $.1,000 CITY COUNCIL. annually. CONTINUED MEETING hiergmnan's salary was in7:30P.M. creased horn $15,000 to $16,700, I. Minutes lie had requested $18,000. Flnsncjal statement Police Chief George Karcher's Mayor's reports (;arb pay was also irwreaaed Iron) report $11,732 to 114,426. Open bfds on back hoe The city council set aside 6, Set dale for public hearing on Iund..s to begin planning for a the budget ! IJ - '1 4 oz. ONE 4CT. SCHICK 1x2 SUPER CHROME 1NJ. BLADES Imeans 1 column by 2 in. Iches. Too small for an ad t ALTAMON1'F: SI'IUNGs A Ibe noticed or effective? It IS expected the school when 7, Itesolution.s Public hearing on the requested moved will be located near 8. Ordinances IYnu'r'e reading this one 1 rezoning to shopping center Lake Ruby In :!t3;flote 9, Councilmen's report cunlmerciat of the 17-acre Springs. Al. 'usumnunse ricmeflLary 5CI}OO1 ALsO on the agenda for Dii site on SR 436 tops the agenda Mtamonte Springs counci for the 4:30 p.m. city council meeting is Robert J. Roiley meeting Tuesday. president of Roll-A-Sigr The school facility's north Company. Rolley in a law sui property line abuts the against the city Is chaiIengmn Altamontr Mall lands. the constitutIonality of the bar FROM HOME The Semninok' District School portable signs in the ne Board some month.s ago sold zoning ordinar.ce. the site, contingent on rezoning, lie was arrested by the city to the Verble Company, police and charged with assocjate of the Ackerman violating the ordinance last Company. week. The city informed Rolley Sale price was $1.25 million at that time he can appeal to the dollars, The School Board, city council for a six-month according to school officials, temporary permit to locate hIs has since recrjved a verbal signs. okay from the prospective new 3 owners to give the 2Oyear-old ALTA MONTE SI'fllN(;s school hutldings back to the ClI'V ('ot:Nt'II. county for relocation TUESL)AY, 1:30 P.M. elcscwhere, Public hearing.rezonlng of It has been estimated the Altamonte Elementary School school system will realize Staff reports The Hometon Daily through the donation a iavings Zoning and Planning Board of about 50 per cent over the report Newspaper With It s Complete building costs for a new school Accounts payable plant plus save six'to-seven Robert J. Rolley.re.gn.s Details And Low Cost Will months construction time. Correspondenct' REG. bW ' I.lMl ONE - - - ::::::::-::-.......... -:-:'::.':'::": ----- t'...... 79c IT PAYS TO SHOP ECKERDS — 1602. 48C NEWS RID-X FOR LIMIT ONE SEPTIC TANKS un REG. 1.49 iI' IT PAYS TO SHOP ECKERDS IRONING BOARD PAD& COVER far Keep Students !nfcrmed Of Back Home Happenings Budget Tops City Agenda By DONNA ESTES herald Staff Writer CASSEI.HEI(f(y....The city council at its 7:30 meeting tonight will set a public' hearing date on the $3.4 million budget for the new year, finalized I,st week after a month's work session. The 33-year old city will retain its title of ad valorem tax.Iree town (or yet another year. The city council turned ' ) "I STOSHQPECKERDS ' 1 7-Acre Rezoning Sought IT PAYS TO SHOP ECKERDS : 12 Commissioners' District 2 34 andS Items for next Agenda •' Jackson said be will also GranviHeBrownisctsaIrmao1 recommend to council to join CAI.NO, which next meets 11w South Seminole CAINO Wednesday at 7 p.m. at the Council of Local Govern. highlands Club on Shepherd menta) at a $250 fee. Road in Winter Springs. X7t REG lIMIT , AUTO-TRAIN ASPIRIN - rift. -'- -• REG. E. Rezone from H-I Residential to C-2 Commercial, property ZOOfeetnorthufhurtiiStreeton east side of SR 427. (William H. Pratt Jr.) F Rezone from A-i - ___ L] - :. Hearings to permit the offered to protect under con. be esrned from time bank tllefirestandartLgordlnancefor 11:30 AM State Attorney's district for the Loch Arbor adoption of emergency or-1.ongwood tract the Loch dinances creating three new hills Arbor areas. and deposits. The money Instead the unincorporated areas. Budget Request (30 Mm. Area. . would be received by the clerk's The proposed ordinance ,lIomit'nt-t fire control districts are 8. 2:00 P.M. hearing Re: The public hearing on the office and then turned over to provides (or the creation of a cheduIed b) the rn county count)'s $14 million budget for the county at the end of the new fire presention bureau COIl) Emergency Ordinance to -' $ conirnisslonfor2p -, Tuesda ,%(,I,,NI)Al2 3OPM the new year will continue at 7 budget year create a new fire control poser-I of three fire chiefs and Commissioner John Kim I Ins ocation p m Budget adoption was held distirct for the Longwnod Hills lithe county is not permitted limits the storage of explosives 2 Pledge of Allegiance brough said last week an ad up List week pending receipt of to budget the $150,000 for the and flammable liquids and Area 3 Approsal of Minutes of salorem tax rate of one mill skill an attorney general's opinion 1974 year, the proposed 33 mill modifIes the fire LOde 9 2 00 P M - Hearing Re be adequate to fund the three on a recent legislathe act Special Meetings of July 6 and Emergency Ordinance to tax cut for count) property new districts TO SHOP ECKERDS July 9, Regular Meetings of create Loch Arbor, which appears to give the .i new fire control n rs will be reduced to 08 Vt Longwood Hills and Gin ORh SESSION A(.ENDA July 10, Sp.cial Meeting of July district for the Ginder' Ille circuit court clerk's office mill All Illeetings will be held in AM PLO N dersille Midwas Indian Mound responsibility for handling 7, and.SpeclalMeeungofJul) Midway Indian Mound Village Anotiierreason(orthebudget the Seminole County Cour FOR A FIT THAT WON T QUIT' 26, 1973 Village The first two areas are funds eteised from county delay Is the inclusion of mitlagt. thoust. Ill Area the Count) Corn boundedbythencwdtyofl..ake fund rnsestirnnts 4 & ports 10 Public lledrmgs —7 00 P M forthe newfiredistricts lithe) flussloncrs Muting Room 203 Mary while tise other Is south A Itoad Superintendent The opinion sought not only are crea'ed A (Cant d) 1973.74 Count) :in(i t.ast of Sanford ii Count) 1' flgifleer Seminole County, but also by Budget i IS-C public hearings skill take TIME,-.- SUBJECT (.ornrnission Chairman Sid numerous other counties place at 7 5 Consideration of Bids Re 13 (Cont'd) Rezone from A I p in on rezoning 9 30 AM Lot Cleaning (A) Petroleum Products, (B) Agriculture to H 1A Residen.. Vihlen said a formal request throughout the state had not requests and consideration will Ordinance (30 Mm. Allotment) Asphaltic Concrete & Cold tial, approximately five acres has been sent to the city of been received th this morning, be given to adopting lot clearing 10: AM Electrical Contractors Patch, and (C) Transit Mix on NE corner of Tangerine & Sanford to give fire protecUon Circuit Court Clerk Arthur hi. and fire standards ordinances, Ordinance (30 Mm. Allotment) Concrete & Cement, to the Glndervhlle.Mid.lncljan Beckwlth Jr. said. Grove, (Wes Benton) In a series of work sessions to 10:30 AM Sand's Mobile Home NUDE- BEIGE. Mound Village area, but an If the law Is interpreted as it begin at 9:30 8,171., theSe two Park 6. Designation of County C. (Cont'd Rezone from [(-2 TAN, TAUPE SR 419 (30 Mm. Deponitories Unfavo;able respuns ii cx- appears, the county Duplex to C-i Retail or ('N will lose ordinances will be given a final Aliotlnent) pected. 7. 2:00 P.M. IT PAYS TO SHOP (CERD5 Re:toRestricted Cammercirl, temporarily in the new budget working over. Last week the 11:00 AM Fire Standards Emergency hearing Ordinance propetyonthsjdcofSR4 Meanwhile, lake Mary has year scm $150,000 interest to board in workshop discussed Ordlnarwt' 30 Mln AUntmerit create a flew fire control in Forest City. Jehn H;ir:'I.ilI . 1). ReLunc from R-2 Duii1 to -. Commercial, 5 GRAIN U.S.P. ,z.,,.. - : - , fl I % in .'-- I z Ifl SALE CONTINUES THRU WED. AdmlIinistrj report te:i fiscal agent Authorize design changes on bridges Federal revenue sharing proposal \ppruval of resoluti ul) 0(1 abandonpu'nt of Watcrwjtc'h Ii. Ordinance 266 for adoption (second reading) 12. AuthorIze expenditure of necessary funds to send (lelegation to Ilnrid:I I nt-uv of Cities aiuiu,el cons-c1)tioj) and appoint an official voting delegate (or the ('itv of Casselberry 'I lit- "Ili Is ire I I rr, I, I LIMIT ONE 79c IT PAYS TO SHOP ECKERDS WEBBING 18 FT. KIT 52 i_h'.: FOR YOUR LAWPd FURNiTURE REG, LePAGES THRIFT To Start The First Day 26 LIMIT TAPE Your Back -To- Schooler Reaches Campus . New in the area? Second Class Postage Paid at Sanford Florida 3777) for a warm welcome Call 831-6370 A HALF INCH X 1000 Full 9 Month Subscription only 37C IT PAYS TO SHOP ECKEROS Iir 'aitiuri'i rrth R.F. Castle Calls. — IRE[N WHITE A',DCAOO BLUE 'ELLOW TANGERitiE ORDER A SUBSCRIPTION TO Published Daily and Sunday. c..ccpt Saturday by The Sanford Herald. JC'Q N French Ave, Sanford Fl , 3777' Subscrmpt*on Rates b, Carr,er Week SSc Yr 528 .10 REG. 99C IN 6C NOWI $2160 REG. 33$ START A SUBSCRIPTION TO THE SANFORD HERALD FOR YOUR STUDENT! CALL 322-2611 to your. We'll Start Mailing and Bill You Later "New Castle" -- - = - --- - - FOI,,iR �-- ---' 4A—The Sanford Herald L- ii.fI-- .-i Blood Supply COPLEY NEWS SERVICE Florida ~ IL qeedea i vow I . Solution this area, Simmons noted that reliance on commercial sources of blood has been the major cause of the annual toll of about 850 deaths and 17,000 cases of overt post-transfusion hepatitis in thi3 country. And I Poor *9 . rutre Sydat.. Iiic) b7 S WASHINGTON - In a fighting against more social society enamored with youth, security increases but has Is an estimated five million also recommended higher senior citizens have been medicare payments. This overtaken in their old age by proposal would cost the aged —The gross inefficiencies in the collection, poverty, and disabled $1 billion more processing and utilization of blood. Simmons Most of them collect pitiful for medicare next year, charged that fully 2.5 per cent of the 8.8 million pensions, which have dwlndl• units of whole blood collected each year Is never ed in purchasing power as One Woman's Plight the cost of living has mi red transfused, but simply wasted through outSome of the aging and allof sight. For many, the dating. become ing can't even get medicare. economic crunch has —The cost of blood and blood products is a One woman from Linden, burden to many people, especially those with low Wily a life-or-death matter. N.J., wrote of her plight: "I Their pathetic stories are been receive social security Which incomes, or who need large amounts or who told in letters that have certain diseases with massive infusions of fresh is very small, $132.50, that require rare and expensive types of blid. made available to us fro m blood. about keepsme alive. I the private files of the NaA conference, he said, will be held with tional Council of Senlo have a cataract and a heart' representatives from both governmental and The demand for blood outstripped the ability r condition and on that amount Citizens. private agencies to hammer out a plan to imof the local organizat ions, even the best and most I can't afford a doctor. I have plement this policy. "These people keep no dedicated, to satisfy it. The helter-skelter bragging about hthat w much hospital insurance. I can't As an indication of the importance the system that had evolved over th e years was they are giving the senior get medicare until I'm ,m. I'll, ____ citizen should have to live on 64 now. I may not see 65. simply too anemic to do the job. Others are victims of even it themselves." wrote a man Now, after too long a time, it seems that Sacrificed Because Of Smoke worse neglect. A medical from Gouverneur, N.Y. proper steps to correct the situation are about to has been eight months since I team in New York City rebe made. cently found a wasted oc' have had a piece of meat." toge narian (W i ng Unnoticed In announcing a new National flood Policy r n floill rick if td and 'ntdi * Aztec L)r. Ilutiry Sizuinuiis, deputy assistiuit Dog Food cal care in a dingy hotel. secretary of health for the Department of He is lucky. Some live on Still others are forced to By HAL BOYLE It all adds Up: We don't guar- days, and consumed 8z tons of the kind of beau, not the t ype Of rolls, coffee and dog food. choose Health, Education and Welfare, indicated that between decent food NEW YORK (AP) - Things a antee these figures, but Food lit for a dog at least and decent housing. a ath- bread, eight tons of meat and house, that makes a home." the federal government was determined to The columnist might never know if tisticlan once estimated that a drank 7,000 gallons of liquids. Sound advice: If your chit- provides protein at low cost. housing problem is most develop "an all-voluntary supply of blood he didn't open his mall: 50-year-old man has worked Well, it a ll helç pass the time dren ask you to give them Some old folks have turned in acute in urban areas, where adequate for the nation's needs." Human sacrifices were some- more than 6,000 days, slept 5,. - and that's the biggest young walrus for Christmasa. desperation into common the elderly are crowded times part of the religious cere- 500 days, walked 800 days, spent problem in life, tell them no. A growing walrus thieves, rifling meat counters together in "welfare hotels" "For too long," he said, "we have endured monies of the Aztec Indians In 1,500 days eating, been sick 450 Worth remembering: "It's eats 100 pounds of fish a day. and grocery shelves. But and dilapidated apartment our present haphazard nonsystem of blood Mexico. But legend reports one most are too proud for such buildings. The alternative i; supply, with its sporadic shortages in cornAztec was put to death because degradation and suffer with li v ingi n those human 14 munity at--er community across Vic Country." the mioke from his household quiet dignity. warehouses railed boarding ' I fi re had soiled his neighbors' An Investigation, he added, had indicated A s*a(( memo, prepareI f'.ii _______________ .1 k L~ -, jnw air. A bit drastic — but it solved ihu.' Senate SpeczaiCommjttee ______________ ws WaTi! th at there is really no over-all shortage of blood, home is out 'of the economic the pollution problem. 0 rRES80FAIr NIXON 19AYI; Ion Aging. notes grimly: "All but "just widespread mismanagement of this .A reach of those without family Wft y age groups have felt the lin- support. foot may seem homely vital national resource." pact of spiraling inflation in to you, but by design expert!; ________ Meanwhile, members u( The task force that conducted the inOfle form or another. But Congress the human foot has long been are drifting back & .. i f vestigation uncovered four main problems In the older America ns have proba- Into Washington, considered one of the finest ex.. 1,:ffi 4suntanned bly been victimized to a much and current system, he said. These were: piea of architectural con , ; $ ? . f I, reated, after their sum5tiot It has 5-2 distinct greater extent than any other me, vacation. Shortly, they —Th e supply of blood and blood products is segment in our society..., i bones. not adequate at all times and places. will decide what to do about 4 11 I " .- __ __ Ak There are from 60,000 to 80,."Jt "Rising food costs have the senior citizens who can't —The quality of blood supply is uneven. In be.'n •specially Opprcve afford edible .1 000 species of thea in the world, IC 7 7 food or medical for the elderly because about care, let ____ alone a month in the 27 per cent of their budgets is midge to 3-inch-long robbi. . 14 APCfltOflfOOd,iflCOntrasttolG sun. (lies, and many are harmful Other ThoughtS 'cL _1~ per c for the total popularUrthanhurtju!tomnn' r. £ lJiWid'i Deal., It helps to be lion. The net impact is that sden tist.s are now testing new Man is urged to be more careful in the way ....•-• son-in-law of President this upward spiral can have the method to exterminate the he wastes natural resources, and couldn't nature the effect of obliterating the Nixon. The President's friend, Fii pesky horsefly. It Is an artificial do its part by cutting down on such un necessary 20 per cent social security . Bebe Hebow, provides David scent which they hope will crease." and Julie Eisenhower with a frills as torrados and hurrican es ? make the files too excited to ! fashionable suburban ', mate, ' I Washington home for a q Neir Economic Mainstay modest rental f ee. Now David 4 9. television has killed the popuI . . For those on fixed incomes, h a s been a c c e pt c d al the situation Is so desperate Washington', prestigious larity of 'ii' old4ashloned amuseT merit parks. that committee chairman George Washington Law Frank Church. D-Idaho, will School under curious cir'I .% ci them in the United States, . . t. TELEPHDNE _- ! anti thyjnake abouutmi1 try to movc up the .effective umstances, 322 !Al l ., . 831-9993 dale of a forthcoming 5.9 per lion tt aear. Th e school had 6,000 appli• .4F 30ON.FREN4HAVE. SANFORD,FLA.37fl1 I .7 I cent soc ia l security increase cants tog 400 openi1igs. JaflLsnoplacclobejfyouare Yet Jl for senior citizens from .July David won entrance •1,_., Inpoor heaIth orhaveatjj even WALTER A. G I E LOW. Editor and Pubi!sher to January. 5. disease requiring skilled though he applied three . The unpublished memo months !ate. WAYNE D. DOYLE , -tratmenL A medical survey of Young ' Cr Director & Associate Publisher Advflsi stresses the importance of Eisenhower didn't even take nearly 3,(KX) U.S. jails found ., - . social security to the elderly. his entrance exam until FRANK VOLTOLINE. General that65perceflthadnofacfllUes this , "For most older Americans," summer. Yet he -for anything but was jumped first aid JOHN A. SPOLSKI. ASSOdOtC Editor states the memo, "social ahead of most others and treatment. Only 17 per cent : . security represents their placed in this fall's freshman DAVIDA. BRYANT to treat WINIFRED F. GIE LOW the L'PP( economic mainstay, It con- class. mefltaIl1 ill. drug addictsoralComptroller ManaginQEdito'r stitutes almost the entire David told us he had to chou. source of support for almost meet high standards fo be 5. "Here come the judge!" J RICHARDS DEWEY ROBINSON out of every seven aged mitted, although he wouldn't Circulation Manager couples and two out of every reveal whet his test scores Back Source Protection . seven elderly single in- were. He acknowledged, JANE CASSELSERRY ROY GREEN divIdüaia. COLJ?IV'y Fditoq however, that "a friend of the Advertising Manager "For millions of older family" helped him In his Americans, however, social efforts. An associate dean at DORIS WILLIAMS CHARLESHAYS i security benefits still fall the school told us that the Society Editor M'chaetcatSupt below the government's own Eise nhower case was cerNEWYORK ong ,,_,vv,Iy tainly unusual but did not RALPH HAYS CHRIS NELSON should be prepared to go to More than 60 per cent of the Nevertheless, the Nixon constitute a special privilege Ma gazine Editor 1ail to protect sources," Wrote Comp. Room Foreman nation's newspaper editors would rather go to jail th an ames Oliver of the Albert Administration not only is In his opinion. reveal BILL VINCENT, JR.. Lea (Minn.) Tribune. confidential RAY STEVENS news sources. A recent poll of 345 Chief Photoqrathe Press Room F oreman On whether the "free editors indicated that $3 per press" clause of the First cent are "prenared" or "probAmendment Is absolute and SUBSCRIPTION RATES ably prepared" to face jail if Home Delivery SSc Week requires no interpretation, 57 40 Month ordered by a grand Jury to opinions diverged sh arplY. $l47OóMonths S2I4OlYear reveal protected sources. Connecticut has a plan that may save the "Yes. No law means NO same poll nation. By Mail showed that in Florida Same As Home DeliveryThe The state is going to build 10 plants to LAW," wrote Robert Lewis, transform of the Troy (Ala.) Messenger. trash into electricity, fuel and almost equally divided on tt Oit*: '.'-.i Si 10 MmtPi 6 Months 516 20 12 myh $)' reusable metal and glass. "No. I have not heard of a whether or not they favor a single item in the Bill of U S. Postal Regulations provide that all mail subscriptions nstiofl3l shield 'SW for report. Rights which is absolute. We era. be paid in advance Considering how much energy we use to Entered as s.'cond class matter August 77. 1906 at the I" are being idealistic and selfish A create the world's biggest trash dumps, strong 70 per cent of to think so," countered Stan Office of Sanford, Florid* W" it is only those polled feel that the poetic justice that the trash ought to give us Voit of the Natchez (Miss,) "free press" clause of the Nopartof any ntri-il. news or advertising of this edition of Democrat, something in return — Asheville 't Amendment is absolute The Sanford Herald rn3v be reproduced In any manner (N.C.) Citizen Patrick $ and Bushey, requires of of The Herald no the thQtJI written perm,sson cf the publisher interpretation. while 63 per cent thought that Any individual or firm rrspont,blr, for uh reproduction will and News, feared that an "aba National Press Council to be cons idered ji intcin,nç on The Herald's copyright 4no solute" interpretation would monitor the national media will beheldliabte for damage under the law leave the door op ea tapor nogwas U1yNubrc-_2IIy or probably BRAY'S WORLD PubI,shcd aity snd Sundays. e*cePt Satutday raphy. "Given an a solute a bad Idea. choice, I'd take press freedom The Herald is a m ember p1 the Associated Press which is These attitudes were rewith porriograp y, but I feel entitcdeictus*vely 10 the Ole for reproduction of aii the loci vraled in a poll taken recently we can have one without the by Newspaper Enterprise rw*s printed in this other," ~r Anoriation of 560 newspapers - But while 70 per cent of who subscribe to NEA's- daily uuose polled feel that the First Service. Of the editors pollw, With all the talk about conserving natural resources, it seems strange that until recently 80 little thought has been given to the nation's most vital resource--blood. —blood, To be truthful, however, the problem of the availability of blood and its components for transfusions and other lifesaving procedures kind of snuck up on the country. The crisis that now confronts us is largely due to the spectacular auvances in medicine that have occurred d uring th e last decade or so. These include the advent of open heart surgery, organ transplants and the ability to control News Briefs 110 by Jack Anderson government puts on this situation, Simmons warned that the conferees better come up with a plan within four months' time or that th e government "will have to consider stronger action In the meantime, Rep. Victor V. Veysey, 14Calif., has introduced legislation to establish a National Blood Banking Program wiil' m E. his bill would eliminate the buying and selling of blood for profit by establishing an allvolunteer national a-ystem; create a national blood donor registry to insure a supply of blood to all parts of the country at all times; label all blood either "purchased" or "volunteer," and establish a uniform and well-enforced system of blood ban k inspection and regulation, It seems obvious that these two plans are traveling down similar paths to the same goal—a national, all-volunteer blood program. And it's about time. The present system is need of a t'ansfusjon, w. , I More Black Market Meat Seen "it P 11 FF+io-%&.-w (.7kires - . ; - • . ' -- -.. . ' ' ' . . _________________________ - .-.. . .- , - - "Mere Is always the unscrupulous individual that will kill wildlife by illegal methods for the purpose of selling such wildlife for a profi t," said Goodson. "There has always been some in cr ease of Illegal hun ting dur in g th e early fall mon ths and we expect this type of action to accelerate this year due to a combination of food prices and a beef shortage," he added. Askew: Wetlands Are Vital MIAMI BEACH (All) Florida's swamps and marat one time thought of only as mosquito infested istclands, are now considered vital to the .'tate's very :All viva!, (;OvutlIoi i(cuhiii A;kcw sayi. "We now know our wildlife, our hunting, our fishing and our frean water supply depend on th e sur vival of the wetlands," Askew said in a weekend speech to the Governor's Award Banquet of the Florida Wildli fe Federation, - ' Askew termed preservation of the wetlands as "a matter of unfinished business of top priority for th e 1974 legislature." The environien ta l movement has chang ed the th inking that "viewed wetlands as mosqultoinfested, snakeinfcted, i'wampy, muddy wastelands that needed Lu mcd, ui- ainvd, dreugeu inu 11IICAI," he said. Fishermen Missing On River . . . - -- - - . '.' , , -. - Ed tors Splitting On Shield Law - Other Thoughts V Klamath Falls (Ore.) herald - _ ________________________________ - LUfl9wj Black Marva Hawkins Bear lake. Forest City Grace Sp'nks U) 106? Slavic . Lir.sthleua Fv,et'eVdw.,rdt - - Ott..n 000" rvi.s II Winfei'Spnngi Att'-t S't.n LId. t'tioIs ,, -, &1O 2972 - — -- 3 Arrested In Extortion Hoax 1)AYTONA BEACH, Fla. (A?) — Three men who allegedly th reatened to kill th e wife oVa bank presiden t unless they got $100,000 have been arrested, th e FBI says. An anonymous caller telephoned Henry Coleman Jr., president of th e Sun Bank of Daytona Beach, and said his wife was being held hostage Thursda y and would be killed unless the ransom was paid, agents said. Coleman called home and discovered that his wife was safe and t he n notified authori ties. Agents id en tifi ed the men arrested Saturday as James Gary Ald ri ch, V. and Ralph Edward Stuart, 28, both of Ormond Bea ch , and Stanley Lee Pe pper, 30, of Daytona Beech. FBI agents would not say how the men were captured. V --_----- -- Monday, Sept.10, 1973--5A been charged with murder In the Saturday death of a Lakeland furniture store owner, the wounding of a store employe and the attempted rape of the owner's wife. Police said they were Investigating the possit 'y that this furniture store incident was connected to the slayings of a ng Lakeland realtor and an Auburndale liquor store owns r. Brannen said all the victims were shot with a .38-caliber Pbtol, He said a weapon had been recovered from the furniture store and that It and slugs recovered from the bodies were being flown to Washington for prominent Meat Pr'i'ces Rise As Freeze Ends lab tests. "We are waiting for those tests to tie this thing all togethPr." Brannen said. Police said Albert Dumont, 67, a liquor store owner in Au. burndale, 12 miles east of Lakeland, was shot to death by a bundit who escaped with the cash register from the store. - About 4O minutes later, police said a man entered James Turman's furnitu're store and began talking wi th Turman's wife. The man pulled a gun, police said, and forced Mrs. Turman into a back room where he was trying to rape her when Turman entered and Intervened. 13 Killed In Accidents By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS vehicle accident in Boynton Richard D. Walder, 36, JackA 60-year-old St. Petersburg Beach Saturday. sonville, and a passenger in his man whose car was carried 829 In Fort Lauderdale, police car, Ruben Gray, 35, Oak City, feet after being struck by a said Louvenla long, 47, walked were killed Late Friday In a two. train was one of at Least i3 per- into the path of a car Saturday car smashup in Jacksonville. TALLAHASSEE, Fin, (A?) apparently resumed full scale tionwide backlog of live cattle sons who lost their lives this night. Florida housewives will be buying and butchering last waiting for market, which weekend on Florida highways, A car driven by George P. getting some good and bad week to prepare stockpiles for would result in police say. t.'.'r ti Cobb, 53, Lehigh Acres, hit the this week, offo. '.-.iy. th" - i'l i1 tIit' (ii-. .' 1ie Florida I 1i'hi ay 'ilrol rear ntl of a ciinii-, cu:d 1th' f fir .. There will be more meat on Irwin Bryan of Central Pack. days. said Arch Hampton Moss was Into the opposite lane and g supermarket shelves because lug Co., Center Hill, said he ex. killed Sunday when he Failed to smashed into an oncoming car, the f ederal price freeze ended pected hi., prices to go up s to 6 I "The price of beef will go up stop at a railroad crossing in poli ce said. The accident fatal at 12:01 a.m. toda y. But its go- cents a pound with the end temporarily while it seeks its North Pmellas Park. Troopers to Cobb happened 13 miles L AV E MS RES8(,H 'OTok trig to cost more tot- a while. freeze, lifted three days earlier true level, and the price will be said two passengers In the car sou th of Punta Gorda Saturday. ____________) Wilson Powell, assistant di. than the initially scheduled lower when it settles down," were Injured. rector of the state animal in. Wednesday deaMne. Agriculture CommissionerAheadon crash in Gainesville duatry, said sla ughterhouses early Sunda y killed . Johnny Bryan said there was ana- Doyle Conne r predicted, Boone, 21, of St. Petersburg, "Politicians ha ve been tam- and Jacqueli ne Mabry, 21, Papering with the market in re. latka. i cent months which does rct Troopers said Fretkf Ic C. Ifill lWtke for a good situation," he and Nathcha D. 11111, both of added. Atlanta, Ga., died when hit by a A ICulliDepartment re- speeding vehicle as they walked ports showed state-inspected along U.S. 90 early Saturday. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (Al') The law went into effect July slaughteg houses in Florida Another Atlantan, Della Is year after Florida passed 1, 1972. At that time, according butchered more cattle in the Louise Barrack, 54, was killed its bill of rights for the mentally to stale records, the mental past two months than In July in Jackson County early Saturretarded, the number of hospitals had 8,170 patients. and August, wn, day when the car in which she patients In state mental tiospi. The patient population was The total in July was 8,887 was riding was struck by antills has declined by more than down to6,8by July 30of, headslaughtercd,up fro m other vehicle on State Road Th. 7 1,300. year. ""•-v a in Ji!y, !?'. Still incomplctc A ctr driven by _%e__.,__ But slate officials say there 17-92 - ar lu AMP Furlough said another major figures for August showed 9,412 Abrams, 47, of Tampa, ran off are still some patien ts who change accompanying the Bakflaughtered pJ the roadway and struck a treei1 could be released under the tx Act was an increase in the cattle with 9,282 total for the month Saturday, ki lling the woman. Ral!er Act that Amnp!' 'ieye o -'-..sa U STATE "f vo, patiL. j,,1 Lime Marie MlLsted Gaines, 22 oZ. place to go. W hen the act took effect, 96 Pocket 19, Pensacola, was fata lly in"There are very few but we per cent of the pa ti h} ents had However, most of these were Jured Sa turday wtien her car are not going to Just turn them been Involuntarily committed cattle bought in herds by big WS Involved in a headon coillout," said Robert Furlough, by courts. Sixty per cent now food compa REG. 3,00 nies and brought to slon. s pe cial programs ad- are voluntary commitments, packers for custom sla ughterSeven-year-old Angel Rivera LIQUID ministrator in the Mental retaining their civil rights, he Ing, Powell and Bryan Jr. was fatally Injured in a twosaid. Health Division. said. For Dishes "fl,t, ..,itI *.. .a__ .-s - A 9 u; ..,iaL wiui ha a nir. uiazer said one purpose while but we hope to find places of her act was to encourage With more suitable to their needs," voluntary commitments to And 9 Voit IM he added. "State hospitals are "separate the process of hosplnot warehouses for people." talizatlon from the process of lie said a change bTy the leg-' legal Incompetency," tslature this year allowed the - The law also provides for a hospitals to keep these patients series of community-based 1 without violating the Baker Act. clinics so the mentally ill can be iI Rep. Maxine Baker, DMiami, treated closer to home and al. sponsored the act that was lows Involuntary patients to de. passed by the 1972 legislature mand a hearing every At 11 oz. ax a way to end the ware- months to determine If they housing of mental patients, shou ld be released. - - - Law Brings Decl ne In Mental Patients PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER HWY "" --'---- I $2u AJAX RADIO - I CI !zI raL - SPRAY PAINT REG.$ Reg, $1.00 25.00 IWT 81 18 — — — 8 TRACK Policemen Hit With Bribe Charge TAPE PLAYER JACKSONVILLE. Fin, (All) Three policemen, in. eluding th e number two man in the Jacksonville vice squad, have been arrested on charges of accepting bribes from gamblers, of ficials say. - IRISH SPRING Police said they also raided four gambling houses over charges of the wee ke nd and arr est ed 11 persons on opera ting a gambling esta blishment. The policemen arrested were Sgt, Norman Barrow, 43, second In command of th e vice squad; IA. Juli us C. Olson, 39, and Sgt. Eugene Claxton, 40. Th e th rce were chari:ed sItli accepting bri bes to allow the gambling houses to stay in operation, police said. SOAP 3'--? oz. Cake Spectators Hamper Firefighters 37c FORT LAUDERDALE, F'S. (A?) - A fire that destroyed a salvage company and sent a column of smoke towerin g several thousand feet into th e air attr acted so ninny specta tors th at fire units had trouble getting to It, of fi cials say. KODAK è 18 FILM__ . __r"1" ___ w/ 11/ t/k_--i~ - iii ;........ .. Estimates put the crowd at more than 1,500 persons, who jammed streets leading to the Sunday afternoon blaze on th e sou th western outskirts of Fort Lauderdije, Police said th e crowd was at tracted by th e huge smoke column that was clearly visi ble In downtown Miami, 15 miles away. Eight firemen sere admitted to a hospit al suffering front smoke inhalation but none were believed to be seriously injured. Pollee said the Fire destroyed sever al war ehouses owned by the Big Chief Salvage Company. SUPER MOVIE 3 F0R BOOK MATCHES 126 KODAK COLOR - FILM Box Of 50 10 AM - WEDNESDAY - 4 SEPT 12 law might open the door for uit ed4 itors IUrve)vu further congressional limits. . V - Castelberry Fern Part n,.i&e - !, 519 - ---s- -. 1,lg_ -- ',,-- _____________ - ' ' ell- $ XOTC __ -' -- ____ 'JJ ______ I I' R.L. Harvey Plumbing — '.' — -_ ___ - .------ - —. ___ ____ ____ -' - V t Itli i NSA. i.. 'I don t k now what all the Fuss is about This women '6 iib business O/?h 204 S Sanford Ave. will be Closed For Vacation Sept. 10th thru Sept. 23rd 5 flyiflU roles isn't áø _______________________ ___________ Reopen Monday Sept. 24 O \V- 1 Gregory Lumber is proud to loin the true value hardware team, because EXP. j ' sos 5fi 5343 , Li" jw4er good idea, several editors agreed with Fred Brown, of the Sterlin tJat for some tmbio scooj." ' (Coto.) Joumalcent 45 vper o reporters' rights Rich- AdVOCItC "el(.'rr'i:I,nn on w ' I r or nottoII". forcent tion 1)i' , ird o I'o 'dontro r i. % Ii.. tui it porters (Colo.) l.JalIy Press, IS intuiitt I r I abk Lu '5 argued prepared to go to )atl to pro- the difference really crnment ri turns Sf1 "Any law would delineate th e tect sources, said that it question of means rather area's covered by the 'shield,' Others, like Garner Allen, would depend on th e specific a than principle. All but a hand- thus creating specific 'nonof the Stuttgart (Ark.) Daily case. ful of the editors feel that shield' areas. The courts Leader, "Who then John A. Joan, of the John-reporters should be protected, should handle the Issue as it monitors wondered: the Council? God?" Many sea, Cliv 'Tenn.j Press. 508. uesIion whether a arises on an individual a leld Is th e best A large number of editors basis. A new law ChronIcIe answered leg; Y equivocally: "Yes. Without the floodgates for 0L° voluntary council sources we would depend Ye3 * wrote Leonard strictise legislation would enc'ourae governm upon goe-rnm--.1t PH fl,tfl to Schubert of the Marinette till us in Fxp"rience h?s 1W is I F.agle Stir fasortog t A ('w c, cinenls of the law to! regulation o the press To shown that th ey will riot intl tho nrw.,4 preclude such official orvolit might lead to Iieei ea r rn ".kiiA' iu i___i_ 5iiA' untary Intervention editors sing of f can not give press what it tion, "(but ) I prefer . ea b1r5TJ called for more critiques from needs to adequately present stitutional protection which trade magazines, for mere tb' happenings of goscrnment Secr'iedtn function for years'nPnority' o posed the lb.' gr un!c that ri idea competition topmosnle 11100$ -- 1 ,î'rtcrs i rt bro[ cit i zens r conlinui kver5bod) li ance on der ellse, It the First Arneadmtrit re Responding to the "jail" Many ed itors who suppor-% ed does not offer sufficient pro- assure to r coverage. quton, (Tharics W. Utter oi the shield specified that it tection in specific cases, they SNtW5PAPtsff,,pp5,,, volvcd Joining forces with V r - 1 -. , . Dc Ir I.AKEl.ANI), Fla. (A?) Police say they are awaiting the outcome of lab tests to detemnine if three Lakeland-area residents who were shot to death over the weekend were ki lled by the same weapon. Willie Darden, 40, who was on a weekend pass from the Avon Park Correctional institute, has ,_ ,,.,. Lake Monroe 3?? 761) V - 345 — or 62 per cent — -e- the Westerly 1 R. 1.) Sun ithotild be absolute and uncon- Amendment Is explicit and wrote: "nded. ditional — for instance. San- should not be construed to limit press freedom, Thorson o( the Laportc • thern d e rJ,CS Will YOU ..I.fl ,T go with Law, ence Sa wyer . of th raid the (Ind.) Heralti-Arjus. who sU Terre Haute. I Supreme Court doesn't agr" ports n Ala n ranstpn ( Issue with the majority on "I'd like to av yes, but I Lnr bill guarrteing jour-. I me prut,cctin con fidential wonder whii id in fact. it nalists "absolute p ri vilege." 10urcea: 'No, Onct Li a blue th e challenge arose," While only ix per cent of anthe respondents felt that a moon this might be necessary, swered John 0. Hielle, of the '' majority 01 -shield" IRiClU but cases Ilnow about in- Bismarck N.D.) Tribune, opponents feared that such a National Press Council was a A "V waiti ir ,, - ' Ann Riley Authorities said a Coast ivaru cutter s.id police helicopter were unable to turn up a trace of the two men aboard the boat, Gary Paul Pedigo. 36, and Bernard Berusnelle, 40. Police theorized one of th e men fell overboard and that the other man also drowned while trying to rescue him. Police said the two bodies could have been swept away by a strong current. -' i'ra1b --- - JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) - A search for two men who disappeared during a Fishing trip In th e St. Johns River has failed to turn up a trace of the men. Police said an uni dentified boater reported seeing a man swimming toward an 1$-foot boat Sunday afternoon. but w he n th e man canie cloie th e boater said th e swimmer disappeared. - ' ., In "Wil" inflated food prices we expect increased market hunting activity which includes the sale of deer and other wildlife as well as rustl ed bee f," Brantley Goodson, law enforcement chief for th e Flori da Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission, said over th e weekend. - - --- -- f% Gun Tesia 4 Weekend Polk Murders Pol TAI.I.AIIASSEE Fin. (AP) — Florida officials say the high cost of food may lead to an Increase in black marketeering of po ached deer and rustled beef. - np.oth - -- The Sanf ord Herald Being Old . l# I -'-:----- ----- ~~_ Problem Snuck Up' Herald Area Correspondents - -1. .- ________ Monday, Sept. 10, 1973 'anfiiri -r---- PINT THERMOS BOTTLE FILM DEVELOPING BEST SERVICE & QUALITY BIG 4x4 PRINTS FROM 126 FILM - �_ WI - _ _ __ __ _ _ _ __ _ WETTIgej~ _ _ _ ___ __ _ _ k. _ - I _ _ __ _ _ _ _. __ _ M'nday, Sept. 10. 1973 __________ __ ___________ _____________ _________ I __ __ __ _ r __ __ __ ,^ * ~_ ; 4 1 UVL 66t ikt ___ _--I . .-: S7Toin Senior citizens tell Problems 2OArrowpclson 34 MoUceueu S Biblical leader 26 Near Fast 41ndyldgs) 2Ieccmpo,e Damucus '"° otder . ... DEAR ABBY: Y asked senior citizens what their biggest problems re. Money? Health? Loneliness? caws" ttII-N. I - moisture 12 Far (comb T ' — — - ff 7Rr' - I __ - rm — each other, and we adore each other. Our problem? We would like die together. flOW to -- HARTWIG AND HELEN IN BERKELE:Y TT L_. lti ___ ___________ - ' and crr:at'' .i m h'ti',,' ,i , - Un — — -_ . 49 ________ ____ ________________ 53 '4 155 - 56 57 _ __ __________ — ____ __ __ I _ _ _ - _____ i _______ ______ ______ 1 ____________ __________ I I I - _ - - 101 I ______ - . - r ___ We can actively consider other sugge '-' There are some very good ones in a new book "A Silent Tragedy Child Abuse in the Coninmnitv.- bv Peter and I It ire and her soft voice, Tamsin F1gerald conveys an on of fragility. In (act, she looks a good deal like the flute player and poetry-writer she now is than , the plane hijacker and two-year resident of a federal penitentiary that the once was. At age 23 she looks back with disbelief at "my lack of judgment, maturity or whatever" that involved her at age 18 in 'I an abortive attempt with her I boyfriend to hijack a plane to _______ ba so that lie could avoid the tfraft. ____ "Michael under a lot of pressure about the Army, and TAMSIN FITZGERALD at that time there were a lot of w.y hijack ings," she relates. wnuld be very happy to see "It was a thought that origi- him. nated in his mind. That never "We were both would have in messed up and we were lucky my lifetime. It's just not my meet each other because style." srt' the same size," she noes He told her she didn't have to on. "But as we grow stronger 'o nlonc, his -foot-3, 100•pntind nfl(l different ws are :ro ing ikILtn1 itiiiiit,. 'lie iiiIit, apalt and du't 1i : ',.elI an bit I didn't listen to him," she nzre." "I didn't like the thought But, she says, if it had not _____ ____ ____ ft Good As Comedy PrograM t / ____ ___ __ CLATTER _____________________________ ___ __ BIMO BURNS with " i H II by Larry Lewis ____ = ______________________________________________________ 4ATS EX7ECT 4 ?R.OFESSOR TO BE! / \ \ rs ,/ 5SSO A ) I3J THANKS ' ( s I I for - _ _____ _____ ______ ______________ _____ - - _____ - ___ PRISCILLA'S POP I Izrunature and ISLEEP' we _________ ______ .' dr ________ ___ ________________ ______ __________________________ ____________ _________ _____ ____ ________ ______ ___ _____________ _ ____________ __ __________ of him thsappearg into the been for Michael. his letters skies. I was really hung up on and emotional support, she could never have survived prishim, so I tagged along." Michael, who was 21, "didn't on. -Of course," she adds with display the necessary force" a smile, "If it had not been for and authorities were waiting him I wouldn't have been in for the two when the plane prison." _______ ; ' C . a . -I - - . from the Carroll Rightir Institute GENERAL TENDENCIES' Solid and secure 'methods in which much energy Is expended but Little risk of chances of any type taken are Think ternn of your overall aims and what you can do to cure data that can make them an integral part of your existence. ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) Make sure you do not dash off ' - 10 Activity You know little sMut and keep busy getting I 10mc borne tile secure and comfortable Plan how to more 1:'ke your fontIr*t t1rean',s come true 'AURUS Apr 0 to May 20) II you do not confide your plans to other's, you can do much to improve your monetary position just at this time. Listcn to good advice from a clever friend. Follow ft to your real advantage GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Avoid that nawnguaociatc and contact a higher-up who can help you with your pioblems. Thtn take care of financial problems very intelligently Show more affection (or mate. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Fine new idezs come to you now that can make your future more prosperous, h&PPY. if Y013 do $0111tthinS about them quickly Work at a rnasured ace so you do not overtire yourself Show mote bri- m:nte-Jn' '.t! LEO (July 2210 Aug. 21) Come to a better understanding with both dehtots and creditors so your position in life ' money entertainment you eye assets. on your VIRGO (Aug 22 to Sept 22) Come to a better understand ing with aOcuIes and improve your mutual Affairs. Know what yout true position as with the public in /' q-,o :vc _ -, : '± -7 / _____ __ ____________________________ [_,t'da M-1cral. Think along more inicliectual lines Early ft) bed tonigh. LIRA (Sep: 23 to Oct. 22) If you get to work eatly Instead of going off on some tangent, you can get out of some present difficulty Take good care of your health Evening is then (me for light entertainment. SCCRPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov 21) You want to have a good time, which is line, provided you take .3 friend along who k eep you horn spending co much Entertain those who have done you put favors Show how much you apprecia te them. SAGITTARIUS (Nov 22 to Dec,21) You can do much in improve the vifuJllfTO at home as vcll at add to public -today. tither COt4ttaln or be enterra,'nt'd by the right peoçk Listen to your radio more CAPRICORN (l'ec 22 to Jan (24) Zoom (44) p Squad - ____________ ' ' ______ _______ _________________ _____ _______ ______ _____ 'I _____ ______ ______ ____ ___ ____ _______ ________ WORRY CLINIC ____________ ________ _____ _________ _____ ________ ______ _______ '- _________ _ _______ _ _______ __________ ___________ T ________ _ _____ " i - Hey "v"" ' -' f _______________________________ ___________________________ _________ ____ f1"S 3 ,[J'J',,)]'JS 'it ; I s w-1, (o ' 's' ______ - '- !; Yr,u are Ibk r' f antuulialaon you need, get the errands dune that are rtanf if YOU stat-f early. Use care in buyIr,g and selling IIndle any tninsportatlo'i matters well AQUARIUS (Ian 21 to Feb 19) 'J,e especial case whet rwricittry nultcrs lite conr-cmrJ so you do not male any mijtake. Use clOuT inftiftrr faculties fl'y accurate n --).(cj :- r. ' ..t -- '"-'r-: i ':-:J - tu Mat .,Oj l,,tt is ep..tcd , by kin and try' to plex* them inure, itrod thic also ht *heze associates are concerned. You are dynamic because of the Full Moon. Mak Jim: "We really shovld run control your temper, though more Thebaddang has been' score bands 10 IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY . - he on she will be West North Ka,.t S.atk one of thou highly discrim;nstinj, careNi young people who Oswald: "Here's sane. lv Pass ' 1* North's Stayman response was has to be taught e'nly f, jnix kndne and humanity with 24 l'als i, madebecsuseofthe4opar( Pass these fie qualifies,, . wall as to 1w more objective when 4 score. With no score he would Pass I'ass dating with ethers, or feelings can be hurt badly An ideal %C44Z Sith.hoid haveparsed" chrt f; -ricL rtatt. x4 quct: •A • •A K 7 Jim wins the first I-.- f- - 1-1 -1 king with del3 -0s, f urcs Glv-- tpintual trick with ~is &cc of diamon a trs1ring early. Musi- is good as; hobby, A—Bid ilt diamonds Sine, and undoubtetiiy leads back the "The Stan Impel, thry do not -onipti Whit you makc of jack of clubs. " your life Is IsrIyupto YOU! C Owm1tj: "Thisisoneuf those suit )*1tb9t'l,1d C''ti Rht frdlvi'in- i Fm--.-' f' i f..: in'l h,re t1s-eift,r Qt .Tt''. oN to_________________________________ ___________ __________ ekip an cit-i pLay r'ht at the Your iflrr nIIr,Ov; to $1 to c-arrli Righter Forecast (name ai newspaper), Box 6, start. lie wins thE' club and club;. tiatdo od now Hollywood. 302s. pIayshisquevordiamoflds lentgrru" 20) S?ZCIAZ '- the - - -- ':. - I(js/lLofl 1. PROBLEM? I iPS a -- liKe most revealing (ashjon, they require a body that . has stiyed in shape. If youre not rs'atv to haunt vourt, get inte> gisJ t'Se't't iu1g progrtri1 or fuo for another. less-rev .fl. log style ELIM E is t.be t,i7 be unconf'oratbk. E-LIM will help you lose excess water weight. We at Fairway J'iais Drug; rommuid it. 0111y $1.50 - • - -. -- - T_' 1:00 32-O447 S755,OrIandoDr. 13 i Sentard ' SALON PH. 322-491 3 Commercial -Z Ii1I J 7,eQCiJ$ - I _________ ((otrs1TL. lcCuttT' WCt AflT I "F' nCLP CITR' I TAMOS! I ftfARanr. * I'vE C,OT A ruRtote1 (OW.up - ______ ~ .~4 -. : IF , I- . , C. 1,T, Ill I ''I ', - -i - - - I cx - _____ L ___ ____________ ' I "Th. Swingin Si,ward.ssij Show" since Dick has moved I.Th.$winenPussvc.av s") Elvds (' 't Tnvt,.r.' ______________________ __________________ _______________________ ________________ H 717. _____ __ ' At'i__'J 1.00 I fill A AIURI% AT c.4(.( lTA1W*A. A,P1R..'..-p.A fl.e,,. ,,, I.., bc." $ ) * NPII .aanS, 1te - *" __________________________________________________ — I_S fl ______ _____________________ -- House Of We complex Ph J) Steak I I 151 We Still Have Our. .... (1) Girl In My Life (44) Patty Duke 3:00 (2) Another World The Price Is (6) Right (9) General HpitaI (13) Movie (44) New Zoo Revue 3:30 (2) Return To Peyton I - - 'a' Ois Night Environment 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) Movie 1:00 (9) ,y,0 (44) News ii ____________________ (9) Newlywed Game 2:30 (2) The Doctors The Ed Of (6) Medical Center Man And - - ILIUM QU - I Dick Van Dyke Book Beat . ________ 'ii.,, LUNCHEON SPECIAL S.'v.dII3OAMI,13)OPM LOUGEOPENOA,LY - ____________ -_ _________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________ Place (6) The Flinistones Life To Live (24) Today In Legislature (44) Bullwlnkle 4:00 (2) Som.rset (6) Mery Griffin (9) Movie (24) Sesame Street (44) GilIlgan's Island 4:30 (2) Bonanza (4-4) Petticoat Junction 5:00 (13) Women's News (44) Green Acres 5:1S (13) Stsrcast 5:30 (2) News TUESDAY MORNING 6:00 (2) SunshIne Almanac (9) Sunrise Jubilee 6:15 (6) Sunshine Almanac 6:30 (2) The Flying Nun (6) Summer (6) ______ RIVER ROOM RESTAURANT Breakfast 7-I1 Lunch tI30.2:3o Business Men's 7:00 (2) Today (6) CBS Morning Arffmx1Inn _____ _____________________________________________ Green Acres JOIN GINGER FOR AN APPETIZING BREAKFAST OR 519 E.FIRSTSTREET (24) Sesame Street (44) Lucy S) 6:30 (2) News (6) News () News (13) Peter Gunn (44) Hogan's Heroes Movie 9:30 (6) ConcentratIon 10:00 (2) DInah's Place (6) The Joker's LUNCHEON AT BRAM TOWERS COFFEE SHOP (6) Ness s (13) Sound Oft show 9:00(2) Phil Donahue Show (6) What's My Line? () HOTELS LMOTOR 'PaNSA woRLowlD SERV ICE IILSTATEROUYE44 SAParORD,rioR,o,a, iOSiz3a)Io ________________________________________ 6:00 (2) News Mike Douglas $145 HAPPY HOUR 47 Two Drinks For The Price Of One (se) Gomer Pyle News (9) Bozos Big Top 8:00 (6) Capt. Kangeroo Dinner 5.10 LUNCHEON 19) News (IS) Local Programming (24) Electric Company Semester SANFORD GOOD FOOD—FRIENDLY SERVICE 8:00 AM. -3:00 P.M. DELIGHTFUL CLEAN ATMOSPHERE _________________________ ______________ : SPOON' AWARD GOLDEN Wild 10:30 (2) Bottle WINNER 201 Pyramid (44) Fury 11:00 (2) Wizard of Odds Ill (6) Gambit (9) Password (4-4) Reva IaIIons pDD 11:30 (2) Hollywood squares (6) Love Of Life All mqi it, CENTRAL FLORIDAS OLDEST AND FINEST STEAK HOUSE "J((4V1NG COMPLETE DINNER'S UNTIL 1.10 A'.' H (9 ) Brady Bunch (44) Not For Women Only 13 8 .3255 hWY. 17-92, North in FERN PARK 'TLY ,n the LAMPLIG"TLF4 LOUNU 1) DINING 0,".' *40%WF%W ___________________________________________________ JERRY BALZ'S CLUB LUI DRIVE IN SAT AFTER NOON AND MON. PRESENTS THE 3," FALL SPECTACULAR RESTAURANT N I G HI FREE SNACKS HAPPY HOUF ~ ~-7~__ - ___ SPORTSPECIALS ___ ____ A ____ CONEY DOG DAY ___ F- ~ - -. - -it, ,.,.,I, I I i I '1 ij ( ,LAD tO 60 WiTH I WjtlIPJ'T cxe t' pet, &aiey ExPc to \'A 'i'UIPE. ANPGSI.ARO.r7 r.&1 i ID -"( MtAP4 sc:, P ... k .1,~.- . i( I i , I%- . Jt FOP .10 ! i I . 1~71: i ___ TOES NIGHT HIS& HER NIGHT DRINKS 75c WED, NIGHT UNESCORTED LADIES DRINKS --,-, -,X ') 1, P. - 4~, 1)=_ - : . L 0-1 - .-- 1 .. t ~_~ - L X / 40 \\ 1,, c ______ ______ • Delicious Hot Dog Smothered in A&W Reg. -1 I5.' III '1i . TUESDAY Coney Sauce MIAMI'S LOUNGE __- - uJ I,r ktmiI THE "l ;. THURS.. FRI-SAT, ENTERTAINMENT - ____. ______ AND WED ENTERTAINMENT ' Downtown nfor - . I (13) Young Re%$Ie5! (44) Movie 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 () The GuIding Week (44) Movie Lee Falk and Sy Barry A Till CC-4C,ft SAYS, I 1 ?0P4'T in Ootl'T Y( xJC.Q WANT k, - j AMW HAIR STYLIIVU - ______________________ 316 - MAF'6f, 11 yp AS $ I 9:3) H) CBS THE NEW DiCK ,,, I,,,. ' ,'( tt30,\ PREMIERE) This really is the And Geographlcs (9) e, 11 ( •"" •. ____________________________________________________ (6) Gunsmoke (9) The Rookies (13) Lots A Luck (24) SpecIal Of Week (44) BoLd Ones 8:30 (13) DIana 900 (2) MovIe (6) Here's Lucy (9) Mtvie (13) Movie (24) Special of The (9) Game Love Lucy (&) t'ic-.i: (2) 1i ' -' _____ Where Deal 3) Greatest Moments In Sports (24) Frent.h Chef 8:00 ( '2) National (1 9:30 (6) (24) 10:00 (6) (24) Dan Blocker is seen as an convict. ucueid Andy Griffith TAR 9PM 1 A.M. b-::__ I THE PHANTOM Reg. - N c 9 45c 1 Take Home A Bag Full! PACKAGE STORE Is — - --_ --_ _ -- ________________________ - (6) GEORGE ODDO ______ 1 -- Fairway Plain Drugs C 1 ' _____________________ I CONDITIONING CREME WAVE SS a t I VITAMINTi a Bare Requirement blare ttp-drr.". have uiiirncr Irttn that ill PRICE I 0 - 1 ---- 12:00 (2) Jeopardy (1) Secret Storm (9) News (44) Variety News 12:30 (2) News (6) Search For (13) News ___ . q-o •5 . V. V ____ AFTERNOON 7:00 (2) To Tell The Truth (l) Hogan's Heroes (9) Lucy Show -: NIGHT MOVIE ''Lady in 'lt'ht ' I r,ttl. tn;itfa ah second turn as Tony Rome, private eye, plowing through the seamy side of Miami. Itaquel Welch is featurc-d as an alcoholic heieess arid the late 1l:4S EVENING ' Early end play cinches bid n - cx - 9-Il ABC ABC MONDAY 11:55 (6) News - q5H0][j1()1K0M impn,ved. Do not spend too jt,i!i f that will late: regret Avoid one who has an MONDAY iI // revenge Televi.ion _____ ____ ..2t - Q(XG (115* _________ OR MONEY BACK CAR RO L L R IG HT ER'S - - partner IM JUMP'i' A' F WHY Z)ON1T 'j I SENATOR ERVIN'S bET UP AND YEBRQWS, J-çri-4E KrTCI-4C.N!J.a.1 % \ me '*p by Al Vermear _____________ ______ _______ _________ ____ ___ TUFSDAY,SEPTEMBER 11, 1973 - - S__an ' '' _______ ' FORECAST FOR s Bonnie's Kids _____ ________ _ ______ _____ is __ ______ ________ _____ _____ ______ ____ 4J1 she's a Lange principals, ___ . which she says are the for a ____ occurred to Only of karate chops Owing _____ was Avengers. " instead __ _____ ____ - ______ w't Uk, t.merrow's either. ft's more from our Wall" clu a solving ___ _ - _______ _____ __ ______________________ ___________ LIJI ______ ,I _ ________ . ______ DEAR READFR8: If you didn't like thh r','. now, __ ' HC'JEVEF 'AA'? ii- a'n"V' i Lun os'c As we have sugRested in previous colunins.. children are work because of Penitentiary in West Virginia (allure, do not I i dill viewed as chattel in the eves of the law. The I)eCnurcvs MBAL.5 ON 1W HOU6E.! IF 'iVU WI I.OE$ VfRY'4G_. tvE~A~w believe that childrens' talus must Uld -. S.4t4gc"1 % .QE./sE 'TI) ACCF'T "Because a person couldn't letters and fragments of poetry I should be accorded the civil liberties which other American ________ C4AlTY I citizens enjoy, that children must have their own lawyers to Richard A. Condon, the au- cope in the real world they pro________ vide an unreal world where he anti they must have their own ''Dill tiE Iti'tit' ___________ Umr oE a book on flute-pla log. _~ lk- was so struck with tile sena 1,'urther, tile DeCourcys suggest we have it) explore allvr" SQA# sions," she points out. 'i'hen tive insights his correspondnative types of placement for the abused child such as "The 0 he goes back into the world Villages' started by the Nlenninger Foundation. which they ert showed that he has edited ;,e, - cn, Shirley Temple with stronger describe as a "st.atle. loving. home-like atmosphere for negwhere he couldn't make it be. the letters into a narrative as a NEW YORK ( AP) 1 t' lected or pre-delinquent children." book recently published under lure. after years of being Television network is broad. waters. It happens the ) ____ treated like an animal. Returnthe title, "Tanisin." day he makes the bet. casting a good deed disguised Then there Is CALM (Child Abuse l.istening Medialioni, an I at I / ing people is what keeps pri.sThe author ol die ieüvc has ____________ C u'in hoiiie stoned, organizition that sometimes just provides a non-jutlgcmi'nt,al _ 0 .'oiiidy show on Tuesday been out of prison now tot' two otis functioning. listener for harassed parents as well as psychiatric or psy. -_ night. It's the secondseason annotirictng that "all I did was j,_~ ) "rrlsoii Is too rmovd from yara and Is working at a Pubanti have one ch3icical a.L;toncc. Ot Psgvtib Ain.nymous, a sdt.tcip ,it ilkthib dvbut of "Maude" and 1ji CAPTAIN y by Crooks & Lawrence _____________________________ _______________________________ _________________________________ orgamation of abusive parents. lishing house and pursuing ; reality," shc continues. "A drink a opening salvo concerns alw' botise or an)' kind of a •T51 mimical degree at the Manhatc.ru'&.t..Y 'rt5t0 / WHA'r 'ic' PsOi,ji.t.'a 7 -i FUWWY WMIWIA Y TI4AT Flg'5,,,Qt.fl.,y I Children do not vote, pay taxes. is .Rc or demonstrate. But From thcre it foIows tne all col',ILsm. I 'IA THtJK, I OUE9flOi'J 15 THAT I 'iVU )(PCT NOIcE WVP BEn'.' 1AIIJL3 way to keep the person In touch WHETHER IT School of Music, it they could organize even for a day, child abuse would PO I THE PCrR.rLrAtr M 'f CC'." 4 I 5p4ERIFFT. l THE NOL1E ATTiC OtLHERf JP You should watch this pro- too-familiar pattern with the community would be a "How could I defend what we of the wife undoubtedly be one of their top priorities. RolsiD im iYE I RIGHT OVER TOL.P l'ILM E _______________ ________________ _________________ I 8Ai5 IJJ TM_____________________ gram, particularly if you have tli'inklng to keep up with her did?" she asks in retrospect, better approach" AT VUfACTL.? WHAT ArTiC)[j[_ Alter all, to them it's a matter of lift' and death. '' L I tAWI Tamsin, who explains that "ft was a terribly stupid thing someone In the family or a husband .- U can and d i ' -. pen the other way — and the her name is of Welsh origin, to do and I can't believe I could ______________________________________ ~r fr iend who has more than a .___________________________ 4 have done it. Michael should was born and grew up in little troubi .e with booze and retwo of them proceed -to get wip, I 11 have considered going to jail Poughkeep~,qie, N.Y., where her ed out on martinis. Illy (uses to admit it. Get Utem to ' George W that's what he ended up parents still live. "My mother Crane, Ph.D MD, 'cause "You're sloshed," be tells her watch the show, t. ______ _________ Is my best friend," she says. "I doing. ____ at one point. To which she t' the first in a two-part epi"We were so lucky not to be only recently realized the exsode on the dark side of dirink. haughtily replies. . burt or to hurt anybody or to cruclating pain involved In __________ ing. It's damned funny and has you be show thur?" 'da% is Is romanticizIng about WITS-I . .Thesc are the bare bones of her genetic parent;. Yet her S_ great lines. But It accurately F UTTERFLY gone to Cuba. I can't believe themselves." ______ _______________________ ______________________________________________________________ the proceedlngs,Idon'twantto REAl. parents are actually , , ______________________ _________________________________ how Lucky we were," adds tUcJ't _______________ ______________________ It _____ __ __ I ___ ______ _____ Tamsin, who because of her pain out a tattered Skid }tow give away-the ending, but rest those who picked her beeline of necessarily _____ / )Vuthwlllnotbesaddledwitha LOSE WEIGHT assuredltlsunexpected,depr- lose' For adoption ii like •" ""I -. ..'.. by BobTkoys criminal record. "But In my In this case, the man with esslngarxl rings awfully, awful- marriage. Neither Involves a . caw it's silly to say I haven't O" bloW kinship but you feel closer _~ problems is Maude's husband, IY true. Thu 04(1511 Ptlfl can been busted because everyone knit than to actual blood kin! The Sept. 18 episode shows Walter. lie starts out With a oncoms lb# slim him person that you coIlp1IsG. _sroi knows I have, would be. OsS:irwi has ______ _______ cocktail party at home, guzzles that Walter does when he finalMichael was freed at the ;ucce*sfulIy by thovuncls ill over lb. ( Al " ly admits he's on the way to MY MISTAICES IP4 until the wee hours with friend CASE 1-513: Mavis J., aged me time she was and they re- country fw 14 yus. Get rId of ,xcs Y: _____ and comes to at dawn with Ill becoming an alcoholic. Neither 16. is quite upset emotionally. and _____________ Li,, longer. mained together for a while but ,,,"sj _____________ ! &gA,MMA$t, MISS program mentions Alcoholics 0dtincx Is a tiny label arid eatf inside sweats. "fir. Crane," she began, "I have gradually drifted apart, / ' — // iwailowrd COnt3iri$fldangiIogdtg Anonymous, although the dia- just learned a few mon ths ago "I knew the party was getting I ThAT'S and she doesn't know where he No starving. No sti.cIal eierct logue is spiked with phrases that I am adopted. :J out of hand when you started Odsioci Plan costs $325 end the large is right now. I I[, "It has shocked me so much who does likewise after he about drinking that A.A menut! i,j,J •COfITiY SIi 1575. playing Frisbee with the MY HUMAN TOUCII. I "I'I have a lot of feeling for You must lose ugLy ,, 11~ plua,"Maude'rowlsashcr old beTs will catch with no trouble that I have fallen down in my finishes his quarter mile. Michael," she says. "When you money wall be Ielvnd.d. I(q questions school work. The male sperm man and the friend, played by at all. cell and have been friends, playmates asked. Accept no $ubslitut.'6ofd with "Arid iuw I itvvID wOi*4Tir,g I**.IIIV OWLiIh (tT) 0511 of The writers, Bob Welakopf Conrad Bain, teeter about In gueramee who my REAL parents are; which human babies develop, and lovers something remains, this____ ____ _________ ThAw 5 and Bob Schiller, deserve great where t I ink bu th th agony. e intenseness Is _________________________________________ 9.10 1 they live and if I have are thus not created by their over, though I don't reall y Walter starts the healing credit for excellently ''II any brothers or sisters. genetic parents, for the latter WINTHROP by Dick CovolH it itii showed up on the problem drinker. 71x-y were ______________ ________________________ _____________________________ ________________________ ____________________________ _____________________________ ____________________________ procesis with a Bloody Mary. "Dr. Crane, my foster merely inherit them from their from my doorstep in 25 years Alone, Ills wif,, and the (fiEnd, aided, at their own request, by a parents weren't told who my parents, who also got them -n-tATM&445%,L~ () ( ,A-,iATCM-1r,-.VV,--- ) I( )(\'.AtAl'InA FtAGFtX!-. ) with inori' than a passing flEALparents areso they don't their parents, clear back to the 0 both hungover, vaguel) realize t'T ' I NE'.' - -' .V EAN? GET AL)C cen know WHE? tie 113.5 a problem. They vow to knowledge of alcoholics. start of the human race, such as "Hut couldn't I possibly Find Adam and Eve. lie's Thomas J. Swafford, goon the wagon and urge hlmto /' they are and go to visit And many of these genetic Mom i join them. The friend even teta CBS' vice-president for pro- out who -9 offspring are neither planned C7, gram practices and standards, them some day" --:11110 Walter $100 that "I can stey off ' u 7 nor even wanted! liecontributed suggestions, not "S thesauce longer than you can." YOUR REAL PARENTS That's why the current debate THEY 'RE OPEN ') . as a CBS executive, but as an Walter, drink In hand, . Is going on about legalized den the dismal offer. "Okay," executive of the National COUfl Your REAL parents are those abortion, for millions of women and the fashions are 4 6 /, I 11I\ he finally says. "It's a deal! dil on Alcoholosm. who surrounded you with loving try to destroy their unborn • great . . . everything "I disqualified myself from care, shelter, education and baby. Let's drink t, it." ____ 9 for Infants through any program practices dccl- guidance. He promptly Loses the bet But foster parents actually io oX . . great shower during hulch at a fine restau- sions on the show," he said in an All adopted youngsters should WANT you and thus pick you ,f ...' ii gifts too. ,..,, ,, ,, _________________________ _________________________ Interview, "I told (bern, 'I'm thus realize that their genetic hecnuse of their love snd rant, where he surreptitiously ____________________________________ _______________________________ ____________________________________ ' " i"-' onl are NOT their REAL. voluntary here representing affection' y the Na. parents Take vi sit hups outa flask and spikes h Chic Young BLONDIE When s uch ____________ tional Council on Alcoholism." parents! soon 11 And there is no magic in being an un wanted baby for older -------TlTTTiTl Y5 'fl.1I'4GS T14! LAST OU.IEEi(5l '.rOU TS,,,o NAL.LY COT ALL" I,lood offspring! ______________________ PH. 3238120 child), it is like their own "IS .IARE VC SETTER I 'SUR DFFtCULT ,4 '-i 5PfA(iN CODA AN For the first blood kin on this adoption of each other in their 70 CACI'l ,-1 a4k'/EN'T "fAD IRONED ', 'wU SEE'.'' ' AOU*'D OUR WIN AT BRIDGE IIOUSE OTHER M)PS',Ed 1-", OUT e'arth were a pair of brothers marriage ceremony. E.L. ROsS whom the Bible calls Cain and For marriage is merely a -, Eftf . 0. .BJ "— -. . Abel. case of legal adoption of two ' '• _____________________________________ Yet Cain murdered his own adults who love each othr, 2640 HIAWATHA—Opposite Jim West wins with the k ., J - 1 --si i/, Lash Ork I king and I -, 1}JJd brother! 1 The husband and wife are not I INORT11 to r ''0 4I Chrysler, S. Hwy. 17-92 makes his best play -- the ti 4~~ __ ~_I ~ , And King David's blood son, of blood kinship, yet they feel &.o_~_*__...,_o,_o_. w ...~~ 7 A 1054 (~ _tt" '. \ J o:b queen of clubr-" __-V---1_..--%..0-J 1 ; named Absalom, sought to slay closer together thereafter Ia I I i f,4 (let than I ( 1~ JEm "Southwinsandleadsa f hisfatherandusurpthethrone. they do to their own $86 fies'i and. _~ J~--.~7,\, I club right bacx. East wins the 47532 Genetic patents thus have blood brothers and sisters with PERMANENT trick and is caught in an end nothing to do with your per- whom they grew up as children, WFM EAST play with eight cards stil! in his sonality development if they 0 Q62 Same goes for you adopted WAVE ' 413 -• , . VJSS pass you along to another kiddies! K 8 42 Oswald: "Just -i see how hope- -' ., _ ,' , • K 10732 couple to be reared and supYour REAL parents are those • A J 95 L__-_ ------~=-___ ~_ _4101. less East's situation is, A dia. 4' Q6 4' J 109 Mod Wlker ported by the latter. who deliberately picked you BEETLE BAILEY mondieadwjllallowSouthta Genetic parents can be because of love and desire to t (Ui ruff in one hand and discard a compared with the relay run- have you as a •K987 b4AK part of their GET UP, —I tleJrtfromtheother A heart _ AM 'fl'1t$4t3' A 107 ners in a mile rely team. family. r. BED -1. A lead will hi- alboweti to rids' to EVERY first quarter miler is The 7.L;9TEU1NG Sasendformybooklet"Facts co GIVE dummya queen and a trump 4 AKI4 .4'O'NIN', _ handed a baton to carry for his About Pregnancy and Ackpted lead will cost the dfs'n'i' their _____ J . fk urt' trump tr"k In in the race Children," enclosing a l"ng LAT OUT...,.. :-. orth - Sthoot ,Iaer,abie 41) Remember, however, that stamped, return envelope, Jim: "South has lost two this runner neither crested that cents thiamends and a club that tie scoTe .1 1 NATURAL PROTEIN -polish ed it, baton, nor even had to lose, The %( early end play ?orth East South WHEAT GERM OIL ..........Reg, $45 (*i*ayswIi$4DrCr5,siscara.4th,s holds his further losses to shaped it or painted it! IN fwwsparer. eft*64" 0 is" sitionw, And at the end of his lap he ORGANIC - PLACENTA cither one trump and one heart PA&S 24 Pass 20 s't$ Pu a,5t,'sv.d SI'Vs1Is ed 1$ or two hearts." hands it on to the next runner, ,,,, .., J'g Pass , .."W qpp, •, -I$ b4e4Iu) '''-''''c"r'.'1sr,'ç ',, — "---S---' _____ 5-9 CBS GUNSMOKE England, it was popular as On l'IU•;MlEj. i (SE ASON PREMlEftE "lake My Angeles, and he now will be a the Bases." 'Lotsa Luck" stars Sister" This has the inaUngs of "Women For Sale" (PART 1) Dom eIuLw, with a solid za bright, perky comedy, struggling actor Instead of talk. This show host on Dick and his eries Di na Rigg, the girl 19th season with PrOduCers are Still scrambling "The the right format, and the guest-starring Shani Wallis and - James Whltmore. new situation Is a tester. Hope 8-9 ABC ROOKIES and crimes, back. Miss Wallis playi (SEASON PREMlER fashion designer who comes to Stella, a saloon girl who is Caldron" Back for a Second New York from London, and abducted by Commanche season are rookies Terry start..soutl1ving in her brother's renegades and sold into slavery Webster (Georg Stanford apartment. in Mexico. Whitmore Is the Brown and Willie Gulls slave-dealer. She proves too (Michael Ontkean ). John Saxon 9-9:30 CBS HERE'S LUCY troublesome to cope with and is guest stars as a deranged man (SEASON PREMIERE) This forced to remain with her who holds the rookies hostage current edition starts its sixth Cont.6:OOSat..Sun. 1:30 ______________________ Indian captor. af ter a bar-killing and ce season tonight, wi th Lucille - - them into mobile home and Ball and Gale Cordon bark as F 1 4 heads for Mexico where he the Lucille Carter A 1111 8-8:30 NBC LOTSA LUCK thinks he Can find a cure for a and Uncle Harry. (PREMIERE) ''Olive's brain tumor he's told is Present" A new situation Inoperable and terminal. -1l HC NBC MONI)AY In comedy, but In reality another NIGHT AT THE MOVIES — —. b_ — - 'a — leaf from British TV. In 8:30-9 NBC l)IANA (SEASON PREMIEREt "Shoot ".-a.. _________________ Out" Gregory Peck stars in a had guy turned good who still Floyd En,svpr,,j Theatres '* seeks aga inst his who shot him in the • • back seven years earlier. venerables '7 CAMPUS 10, 1973-7A 'line Previews from ____ ____ M'lit In rt'n. ('aurcy. i ghlights reputation as a very funny starring flg• Monday, Sept. a two-parter, actor, face framed alight Herald Sanford _ _____ US That will be a beginning. - if the house of Hepresentatives passes the meaure and if the l'residunt doesn't veto the measure and if Secretary Caspar W. Weinberger t 0KW doesni refuse to spend the money. I 1k has alrcaijy refused to spend authorized funds for federal mental health pts)grams. for the National Cancer Institute anti for the National Heart and Lung Institute. I ir1 _____________ 47 — - ob s 011114' titt bt''t 1114.105 iail,lt1!u oi ti'.l1ll1j, Ll,t bt'iilii. ii•JIl, for GOOD en _____ 40 U at a - _________________________ uor oid 1m attractive. My prob'em La finding - 3 ____ _____ - man. They euner drink too much and want x, or son oid. usie older man wanted to marry me. He said: "You buy the hoe, Honey, anii I'll cut ue grass." could hardly walk two blocks, no I'm he could vut the grass. WINTER PARK, FLORIDA DEAR ABBY: We am both 7i yem am, am have bm mArried 53 yean. FIrst we liked each other, then we loved .i - — — 31 32 I ____________ __________________ _______ enjoy life because I keep active. I've sent for a copy of the LIVING wiu, thanks t you. Iwish to live, hot I am not 1ntered in existing F. E. W., KENt, WAsH. g'i,g,, DEAR ABBY: I'm a widow In my sixties, and _,~'T 30 - 1 _____________ _________________ ______ ______ coming generations. I can't sign my nnme becasse all phone calls and mall are monitored bert and I'll have to carry my purse until I can sneak It Into a mailbox, TRAPPED IN FORT MEYERS DEAR ABBY: Yes, I have a problem. lI',w does a serdor citizen flail a p1xv to Uve? Had my name in for one f:,:i:-.va nd Appl-Nied to &ct 41to mAAiwr wild was told t,hey were filled. and had 3 waiting List of 5W. SomeWrix should be done about housing for us. I'm not ready for a nursing home yet. EASTERNER DEAR ARfl\': I'm 75, and a wldo'r I made m' first trip to a foreign ,-~vAntry ut age 70. At 71, 1 started makirg my own sourdough bread, and now I can't stand bakery suspicions 23 -__________ J 22 29 ak'ctuzi ho cilirens will confirm the above., there Is no solution the present time. But with men's liberation, the ut re will be bctter _ -- — -1-- I- u 12 13 — — 17 18 _19 inflation f - ________________ ______________ Income, maybe - - Men retire, but wo middle-class wives continue of r limped bt. -e Ir I ___________ selves. which ' - 11 __1 16 can't for year. 9 8 is occurring the federal government spent a piddling 5O7,M) Last For research into child abuse. Despite this incredible lack of support In understand number one child killing problem in our hind. Scientists d have some clues as to how to stop it But that is all they have; clues, hints, NOW the scientists and researchers a.id doctors need to develop real theories, treatments that work, programs that are sUt't'ess. ful. Sen. Hubert Humphrey has introduced legislation ;suthorizin the Department of health. EducatEon and Welfare to spend $60 million in grants over lhirt'ea',ir period to dual with child abuse. His bill would train professionals in techniques of child abuse treatment and prevention, design programs to heightpublic' awarenes of the pr le esl;ihlich a ea'n!ral is.istry to coordinate statewide efforts at recognizing child N:itiioiiI Child \ I)t lhin, to tlt'r _______ lie rcncd by form i _______ _______ 67 ____ - - pbkma which h b'n monetaryunit 52 Air (comb _____ J5 Boredom? I Can't speak for the men, but I can tell you that the biggest most men have are as follows: When husbands retire they fallow the wile around all day remarking on how she does the housework, cooking, etc. and none of It is cnpllmentary. Also, he never lets his wife anywhere alone, h to tag alorg because his own interest in sex is wanng, and he starts accusing her of seeing other men. In other words, they get jealous because they perform as well them. abuse in this country a problem whieti with greater and greater frequency in the best and worst g' lies -- we will ha'r to begin immediately' -- tiny In long dark hair, her • If we are ever goicg to break the Vicious cycle nhhild SoJapaoese ______ ___ 1/ I h ______ ___ ____ _ expressive brown eyes dominating a Rights unprotected kids for f'4K iffy ,slang 3 Compass point $5 flatten — 3 mh 49Sc,hoolnear 35 Potasitm ___ _____ ____ her By Joanne and Low Koch 32LeaI matter 33 III! 10 Morning T i NEW YORK (AP) — With Urgent: Bill of 46 Within 3iChemlcal suffix 4O Winglike part paragraph 43 Late Eyptian 5f'Iunjei C lt3 P ets iIqi - Famil; Lib 44 HaIti UAttempter 7)'eline $New,.p.ap,r 45 Noxious substance Re p I ______ 41 Burden 22 Plod birds _____ • HIM, ooc! _________ __ _____ ____ ____ __ _____ 3)ash 37 titters __ __ __ area N (peet.) flSqualor 3S Web-footed By Abigail Van Buren AI I 1 POW o( Droh4bftloo ____ __ _______ ____ I$M*try al a, j\\V. REMOP4Y/ Comtenanc,s 42 Wild 21 M3 fIOIfl Celebes LID= I [he Graus ICAN'r Mv CAN FiNISH THE WEOQNG form 1 40 Duwn with 13 ('raIled Iher. £Fr. DOW? thce Z 24 by Dcv ME ?I OtJ (MAYBE ThAT I ______ _________ 51 PIITIIUI Ca ALLEY OOP Young hijacker , fJ7I I 11 17 Female sheep SO Beer mug IS Dtiiolr 20 A ____ 1 . COftIItfld 16 as fIrst ____ ____________ _________________ _____ MFiZ. warecu, 1SMsscu1ie 1 __ ___ _____ , __________ _____ _ ____ _____ ____ ____ _____ ___ 14 Public their biggest 7 rnJddI.nam. Judaism SSSerDenUbe _______ ________i•i____ Fr I 11__ I. I 1EI ______ mirshal S Prvuic 10 PresI4et1aI SI The Lord In 7 _ ____________ ____________ ______________ ______________ ________ _____________ ____ .Z ___ ___ ___ oisons ACROSS 47 Seine 4$NapoLeo1c 1?otsøn _________________ I 10 Prooui Ptu. ____ '.4,', _____________ -----. ___ ---" ___________________ 6AThe Sanford herald __ --_ -- -------r-:- --- _ ___________________________________________________________ ____________ _________ _ ________ ____ _______ ______ ___________________ __ ____________________ ______________________ _______________________________ __________________________________________________________ ________________ _________________________________ 4 ._ _________ __________ __________________________________ ____________ _________________ __ ______ _ ___ ______ ___ ____________ _____ ____ __________ ___ __ __________ _____________________________ _______________________________________ __ ______________ ______ _____ �8A-The Monday, Sept. 70, 1 973 10 Accused In March Plot I' II ii Sanford Herald National om Bbing TIs" In a l Opens' Bombs Kill One, rl WARFARE IN CAMBODIA doesat seem to bother these refugee bo. Thr% are In hat was the National Congress flail In Phnom Penh during prince Sihanouk's regime Mills In Debate . - 1#1%~ 1, .ao vt e i 1 Fuilcr said the tarrs1 explosion was at Euston t uo e : T _. WASHINGTON (AP) The man saying he would oppose scientists charged that the outdebate over the treatment of expanded trade with Russia if it clal Soviet campaign again.ct Soviet intellectuals continues to mistreats dissidents, physicist Andrei Sakharov and swirl with a powerful congress. At the same time, 10 Jewish writer Alexander Solzhcnitsyn is aimed at "the intimidation of ft _._!__.! - 1 V V (.Ji I (.1 ,_ And Russian geneticist Zhoes Medvedev called on Western intellectuals to come to the aid of Sakharov and Solz.henitvn. N e 'ASS B Rep. Wilbur M ills, D-Ark., chairman of the House Ways ar1d Means Committee, said in a statement: riefs Cholera Toll Now 24 NAPLES, Italy (AP) - A 72-year-old man died of cnotera today on the Island of Sardinia, raising the death toll in Italy's outbreak of the disease to 24 in two wek. Like most or those shicken, he had eaten shellfish. Authorltb.s ordered an nutnpy "r 'rnonth.ol&I girl Saturday at San Giorgio a Qeinano, on the outikirts of Naples. The baby's father, a fisherman, had been hospitalized with cholera last week, and her mother reportedly refused to have her inoculated. Seventeen families who lived in the same apartment house moved Into the local school. - who died Thtin, a ni:iiu t'rii,lr'l Ii tLaLu, Ijujit thc tii (Ii ol England and Scotland. Boat trains from Ireland go sin Liverpool to Euston. A three-minutes warning was given there. man with an Irish accent called the Press a British a gency ! i.nd mid: "There's a bomb In he Euston station snack ar due to go off any A Police had no time to It .. r thc htdt1,mi. thi iitami sas killed there and eseral others were inured. Research On Flight Plan Giant-freeziurstorafle, ExIta fast ''W..... - ... - Officials Doubt Extension -, . : I Plot NOON DETROIT (AP) Top offi cials of th e United Auto Workers say th ey doubt the ir contract with Chrysler Corp. can be extended beyond a midnight Friday deadline unless an agreement in principle is near by Tuesday. - L - I i.t; l)lalnt(I. / q / i• -' • LAI '-' -- .L___ I i' i,1)N WI ii L'rncf 14.7 cu Refrigerator-Freezer Freezer holds up to 147 lbs. Jet Freeze ice compartment Slide-out cob:net slid Another FALSE TEETH $34-9 .. . NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) Officials believe 8-year-old Samantha White of Stellacoon. Wash., is the youngest per ever to climb Africa's highest mountain. 10,340-foot ML_ Kilimanjaro. Samantha is the daughter of Airman William White of S(eilacoon,*bOiSSt3tl nedatTorrejon Air Base in Spain. and his wife. Vacationing in Kenya, the family started up Kilimanjaro on Aug. 16 with a guide and came down a week later. - nford ALGIERS (AP) - The fowth summit conference of nonaligned nations ended Sunday with a political declaration condemning Israel and America's Indochina policy. endorsing Soviet restrkctloiison Jewish emigration to LaeI and pledging to fight ocolordalist exploitation." - PARK DIAL 322.1542 "1 cannot the United Suites expanding commercial tnnrlce(s with the Soviet Union if the price is to be paid in the inttrtyrdtnn of men ofgenius - President Nixon Writing in the London Sunday Observer Medvedcv said, "Scientists, writers, and other viaitors to the Soviet Union can and mast ask their hosts about the suppression of So!zhcnitsyn's writings, about the isola tion of Sakharov, about cIfjc cases of political dissidenLs held in psychiatric in- ST. CHARLES, Ill. (AP) Whether on direct orders from the White House or not, Vice President Spiro T. Agnew has joined w ha t appears to be a broadening counter-offensive by th e Nixon administration against its critics and accusers. Addressing a Republican fund-raising pa rty here Saturday night, Agnew delivered an appeal to public opinion that In Its forcefulness was stitutlons." The 10 Jewish scientists, all of whom have applied for visas to emigrate to Israel, Issued their statement in Moscow. promised-the need for budg. etary discipline, for a strong national security posture, and for the preservation of the requisite powers of the executive branch. But within these limits I stand ready to find workable compromises The President rankled some congressional Democrats last week when he said at a news conference that Congress had compiled a "a very dis. appointing record" in dealing '- -- ---,-,,--.-.-. ••-! with his legislative initiatives. In today's message, Nixon said congressional action on his proposals "has been far less than I had expected" but ad. ded: "Commendable progress has been made on some fronts, and I have signed Into law several bills which were the result of constructive cornpromise between the Congress and the administration." Turning to specific areas of concern, Nixon said "the battle ..." --'-"'. ---" ' :-. S w • -'- "'' ----- Monday, Sept. 10, 1973-18 agai ns t inflation must be our first priority for the remainder of this year ... and noth ing we could do at th is time would be more effective in beating Inflation than to ... balance the fed eral budget." Nixon said Congress has Passed or Is considering legisla. lion which would add $6 billion to his budget ce i li ng of $268.7 billion for the fiscal year that began July 1. In addition, Nixon said, Congress has failed to hi not suffered as badly from it as might be assumed. In fact, the vice president said, the GOP recently has won important elections in Georgia, Mississippi, Michigan, California and Maryland, and is in line for additional victories in Virginia and New Jersey. He said this was because American people are looking for outstanding candidates who intend to get on with the business of government and stop playing politics every single day of the week." On the other hand, Agnew said, Watergate has become a "morbid preoccupation" in Washington. He said that not only do the administration's opponents seek to destroy Nixon with it, but that -they are breeding a 'persecutorial atmosphere" and impeding government efforts to get on with more important affairs of state, thereby obstructing the will of the people. ed. He threatened to veto spend-ing bills he considers excessive or to impound funds appro. priated. Nixon said he was "fully prepared to work f illy with the Congress In determining the best ways to control expenditures and in discussing the particular programs that should be cut back." Roundup p1' Battle For $$ Continues WASHINGTON tAP) - A battle for federal aid is in progress on Capitol Hill as cgressmen debate an emergency eucalyptus bill. The trees, filled with highly flammable eucalyptus oil, were left tinderbox dry after a Irt,i.e struck the hUl.' above Oakland and Berkeley, Calif. tPmigre..,.4(.4,flh taw is over wacilier Cz'.rc, should appropriate money for steps to avert fire danger to populated areas or whether the state of California should pa fir this proI'.rilnn. - -& - - -• ----.- ± . Scandal Will Hurt Both Sides WASHINGTON tAP) An AP survey of Republican leaders shows that many believe the Watergate scandal will not hurt the GOP in the 1974 elections. Moreover, the survey c'f members of U Republican National Committee lndicatedthat many members feel Weterga'.e will hurt both parties. - party - - 'L Y HENRY A. KISSINGER .. . No serious trouble Solution Appears Probable WASHINGTON tAP) - A solution appears probable In a dispute that had threatened to hold up the confirmation of henry A. Kissinger as secretary of state. The dispute revolved around the release of FBI wiretap reports, but key senators on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee believe the Issue will be settled after a meeting between the committee, Atty, Gen. Elliot L. Richardson and former Acting DIII Director William D. Ruckelahaus. Congress' Schedule Crowded WASHINGTON tAP) - Congress opens its week with President Nixon's new State of the Union message before It, and finds its schedule crowded with economic and mass transit issues. Scheduled to come before the House was a Vote on tihether to cite Watergate conspirator G. Gordon Liddy for contempt for refusing to testify before an Armed Services subcommittee earlier this year. Closely paralleling as they did the President's own criticism of the Senate Watergate com- I make some $1.5 billion In budget cuts that he has recommend- Washington - - J. ---••---•-- ,-. Tv Analysis reminiscent of his hammerings against th e press two and th ree years ago. The speech ecloed some of President Nixon's V own comments on Watergate, but aides of the vice president insisted the speech was developed by the Agnew staff without orders from the White House, with no White House input, and wi th out White house approval. Whatever Its origins, th e speech was certa in to be well received by Nixon for w ha t It sa id about Watergate and what It sa id about th e Republican party and the public In general. The 2,300 Republicans who paid $10 a ticket to hear Agnew were reassured that th e party was not responsible for th e Watergate affair and had mittee, these comments drew strong response from the GOP faithful who cheered Agnew and interrupted his 26-minute speech 23 times with applause, But much of what he said about Watergate seemed applicable to his own case as well, particularly a remark that "we must remember that accusations are not adjudications of guilt." There also was an offhand comment added to his prepared text, that "it is very easy to go around accusing people of anything and the accusers should be closely examined before any dignity is given to them." F ---- --- - - I f - • -,..% - --'.- He acknowledged what the administration senses is a growing impatience with the Watergate hearings and was applauded when he said the chairman, Sen. Sam J. Ervin Jr., DN.C., had been "doing a rain dance" in an effort to make Democrats grow," but might find himself in trouble "if public opinion continues to cool that rain ..." IS NO LUGllING 1AIIF4i( Noon Stock R r%orts . the Welcome Wagon hostess can make it easier to adiust to your new stirroundings, and maybe put iiiik' on your face' But - - Aa AII ft ' II . I i 'I aafiford MARY L. BAILEY 834 97l2 Cassel berr y 1 There's never been a better time to buy a 1 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 Clearance Time runs out on you. - -• - -- 834 9712 IULL)A RICHMOUL) 665 Deltona ommimmon 5oen C'opw Crimp Ill? Coca (oP Cam* (d con t Con Delta Air O,,* CP'.m t'o. 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Pr ces p- - -______ • 24 1'• Sol . 55', 41 1 . 441. .. •: .. fl's ii 3,1 S'I * "OnYVIVII K lls Aim ble. The street scene Is In New York's Harlem. i ti', 71'. 33'. Gtilf Oil 'as.r seems Almost Inturmounta. Wa 34'. 34'. 34'-. ' 7I',',2I', 31's 73', fl's 73'. 15'4 W l 37. 31. 33 LOU EVEN IF you're a tall buy, shuffleboard can be a prob. 1cm. but for a little feller it p, n' i.,' ii', - WASHING TON (AP) An abate the threat." the potential of a holocaust." emergency eucalyptus bill, Last December, an unpreceSo.jn,Co Rather than "providing an S ouRy 33" 13 ii aimed at avoiding it big blaze in dented freeze left a ghostly unwise precedent inherent In a .. the East San Francisco Bay brown forest of some two ..: t f,A.... t , ..i. ,uII'I Iu1IU t&CT '; lion Hills, is running into fire on eucalyptus trees in th e hills wi thout additional local particiS tOIInd $1.. Si', SI' Capitol 11111 amid a battle over above Oakland and Berkeley, patton, the committee ,. ,, feels '' ". Texaco federal aid. Calif. Thus, the committee re- that the more proper course is Ye.! Yr 43 IP. 4) TooW.11 ,i'. ii'. ,. Backers argue the bill is ported to the House, 2,700 acres to provide additional federal tiM C lid 131, 12'9 Il'. needed to avert or lessen the of trees ranging as high as 150 fu nds, conti ngent on matching urCa,I,Ise ,,,• ,, ,., Uv'OJCal 34'I ) possibility of a disaster from feet have b'en "transformed efforts within the state of Cali. Uniroyal 13's 17 II dry trees filled with highly into a volatile fuel that carries lornia," the report said. WthOJ )4I, 34k, 31. _______ Wet'El J). combustible eucalyptus oil Op. w eyrr as as • as ponents claim the legislation 332 33'• 33 would set a dangerous prect__________________________ Xeqo,Cp 1* Id', $41 dent and is Inflationary. un "If the people of California believe that these eucalyptus i trees the threat that they t't'nn to think they do, we maintain that the state of CaliiCont'd From.i 1e. I i (" llnithjng will ti,, UJUl fJI fornia ...ould pick up the $11 -. and urine samples of residents nil Ilion tab out of its $850 million Adair said the septic system in Oviedo Oaks to treasury surplus," said six in the subdivision was inspected t yphoid carrier. Republicans on the House Agri- by the city before the local DPC ____________________ culture Committee. They urged office took over the function in NEW YORK (AP) Stock the House to kill the bill. THE TIGER'S OUT July, 1972. market prices opened strong OF THE TA"K But the bill's supporters, InCity Clerk Nancy Cox told Monday, rebounding from Fri. eluding a majority of the A;;rl- The herald this morning Mayor NEW DELI!!. India Al day 's mild correction. culture Committee, contend contend ed Leon 0111ff is unavailable and llizers have been k vtn1' their homes to attack domes. the legisla tion would help solve no official can answer ujungle Advances led declines on the dnirnals ;.earby vtilage 'an extraordinary problem not questions on the pollution because of ainjurgle New York Stock Exchange by ft *i shortaddressed ur2er current inter- difficulty, to 2. age, a syitrosiam1 news pa per pretations of federal law - a The city council may (ItSCUS5 nports. Opening Big Board price s In- threat of fortst fire sweeping the problem at its regular The pnrsc niauitains that I S ear R ii IBM Ui? Hay,, ItO T&Y I,t Pap X. ' n'i - caI if orn Ia Trees - tOP. 97 ' 114 5, • $(109#r Hwy. 17.92 8 Lake Mary Blvd., Sanford tO', ira 261 • 141'vtut• Ford Dealer Clearanceril"Niffeu is running out. JACK PROSSER FORD COMPANY 711i O$a iO pt,.jjp#v Poar04 II'. 12 Esmark GIII FOOdS PATRICIA RICH Altamonte Springs ForstC)ty 80e4ng G.nOr'-.m Gin Elec DOROTHY &EOOETT 34-921 AtImot Springs 2 Ii 9 - . 13 Low Last '. - - 14" 3 7II 7$b, Alms I , EVE CRAE3TRIE Cal Am AerlIn -- - DIAL 322-2611 or 831.9993 -- ' - -- The Sanford Herald are available to you in 8x0 reprint size icr S3. ---- Nixon A dministration Broadens Counter-O ffensive On Critics asked that the Soviet Union be granted most. favored-nation status. Mills is ponsorofa proposal togrant this status only If Russia loosens Its emigration policy for Jews and other minorities. IF.%VJN(; IR)ME IX)N1)ON I AP) -- 'Me Icelandic gunboat 'Iher and the British frigate Jaguar collided before dawn today 30 mIles off Iceland. It was the 12th collision between British and Icelandic ships in the year-old dispute between the two nations over fishing rights off Iceland. The British navy said damage to both ships wzs superficial, but there was speculation that Iceland would tweak diplomatic relations with Britain, appearing in '-------'--- The committee Is considering a foreign trade bill in which - 12th Collision Reported - - oudor these people and only Russia carries on its old tracli. lion of devouring its best sons, If repressions break over the heads of Sakharov and Sotzhenitsyn, then the Soviet Union will return to the darkest years 01 as history," they said. PIINOM PENII, Cambodia (AP) The Cambodian government claimed today that it still holds the larger and more vital sector of Kompong Cbam, the northern part, and that government reinforcements are continuing to stream into the besieged town 47 miles northeast of Phnt,n Penh, 1M! the Kh !cuc i gnLa alill izoid the southern part of the town, and fighting slacked off today. - - - Open Mon. thru Fri. lam. 5p.m. - Closed on $ at. pr"Any great country would be Both Sides Claim Gains r--- -' no m ination should be held up WASHINGTON (AF-) Hen ry A. Kissinger'! nomination to until they see at least the be secretary of state appeared summaries of the FBI findings. Although no one predicted in no serious trouble today de spite a dispute over release of Richardson would release all the information sought, several FBI wiretap reports. Key senators predicted that committee members said they - early morning mecumig ix- PT,$P,1 t I an or insL"nce, Senate Republi t -eei tht Foreign Belacan Leader Hui ScotL a cciii 11 .t: hot L. Richardson and former IIIIU xneziuxr, said Sunaay Acting FBI Director William D. there would be no further Ruckelshaus would settle the trouble and the matter would be settled today. issue. The Pennsylvania senator Several members including Chairman J.W. Fulbrlght, D. said Richardson and Buck. Ark., had demanded access to clshaus 'can adequately satisfy FBI summaries of wiretaps the committee's curiosity." Senate Democratic Leader made on 13 government offidais and four newsmen during Mike Mansfield. another coinmittee member, made a similar 1969 and 1970. leilsd4r. over the wcekerid. After first refusing to release the reports. Richardson agreed The committee scheduled the last Friday to meet with the Richardson meeting for 9:30 corn ttee 2!ter !c!"e mern- a.m. EDT an hour before the bers said Kissinger's regular confirmation hearing. Jo Welber, operater of a (IJI.LMAN, Ala. (AP) manna on Smith Lake, has tralntii a school of carp to surface be side the dock and suck food from a baby bottle. She feeds th e fish, ranging In size from 3 to 12 po un ds, several times a day, depending on th e num be r of visito to the marina, located In remote north -cen tral Abiba'ta. The baby bottle Is Filled wi th a mixture or c hicken mash and stale bread, and the end of th e ninule is cut off. Mrs. Welber squirts a littl e of th e mixture on the water to l ure the carp, then holds a bottle out for th em to take more. can empty a The carp a scavenger sucker fish Lottie with two or three quick sucks on th e nipple in.. ! seconds. Electric Co. - Surr,m,f Ends Today 'o Serious Fish Uses Baby Bottle With More Comfort They Itnow a denture, adhn1e no help. FASTEETH' Powder t" L!iti", f.rrr, hold. You feel ne c rrfc'rtabk eat moe. naturally. Why wony,61 Gt-t FASTEETH Denture X71 T * Powder. Deniur,s that lit at. ,ntial to health. 8 your dentist - --- AGO model available with Automatic lcemakc. cos 8-Year-Old Climbs Mountain - IICA, N.Y. t.W Nenrl' ?)0 i'rsnn fathered in of th e At ti ca state prison Sunday to mark t he second inl rear if ti h iLiri f i\imirlca olid prison rebellion. Prison au thorities did not atte nd the ceremony in the shadow of Attica's massive concrete wall. They said in. mates planned th eir own memorial service Th ursda y, the an niversary of th e day th e revolt was crushed. Th e uprising In the western New York prison began Sept. 9, 1971. and e nded Sept. 13, when 1,000 state troopers, sheriff's deputies and prison guards storm ed the facility under a pall of tear gas. Most of th e 32 inmates and 11 prison employes who died were killed in the awiult that 'etcek Attk. front Now Many Wear -• i10 K ssinger Nomination; 200 Attend Anniversary gt: All of the defendants are from Northern Ireland, They were arrested at London's Heathrow Airport as they were preparing to leave for Dublin or Belfast. The trial was moved from London to Winchester because it was believed protection (ConI'd From Pg. 1) expect action this year on all his proposals, the President said cooperation could produce "genuine progress this fall" on priority measures. "I am fully prepared to work closely with members of the Congress in hammering out modifications of these bills," lie said. Nixon added: "There are, of course, certain principles of vital national concern which cannot be corn- SPACE CENTER, Houston (AP) Today's flight plan calls for th e he althy, work-hungry Skylab 2 astronauts, who conducted experiments Sund ay instead of ta king a sched uled (lay off, to spend 12 hours doing more scientific research., One person was killed, 200 were (innhjed, and the lrth I (j)Lil.Ihci:1 A rmy - (To Congress On Key Bills New "4 - -, Nixon Offers Compromi se News Briefs - Insure Six -.rT'-• The Sanford Herald S WINCHESTER, England London's King Cross railway against terrorism could be (AP) Six persons were in. station today as the British more effective in the town of Jured in a bomb explosion at government began the biggest 25,000 than in the city. courthouse security operation Plainclothesmen, uniformed in recent hIstory in this ancient police and secret agents were cathedral town 60 miles to the brought to Winchester from southwest. London and other parts of the The stringent security setup country to strengthen the was for the trial of 10 persons security screen. Snipers were accused of plotting bomb cx- stationed on rooftops around plosions in London last March. the castle, and the Great hail Scotland Yard was reported was closed for a week so that earlier to have received in. security devices could be InLONDON (AP) - flombs formation from Northern stalled. exploded at two London Ireland that attempts Bodyguards were assigned to railway stations today, would be made to disrupt the the trial judge and each of the killing one person and trial in the 13th century Great lawyers. The quarter-mile injuring at least six others, hail of Winchester Castle. route from the Jail to the castle police reported. was sealed off, and 60 police The seven men and three in were detailed to guard the young women being tried Bomb scares also were defendants on the journey back Winchester were arrested after reported at two other rill and forth. terminals. The blasts and cxpl03tve3 planted In cars blew were put on sA hundred troops tandby at the local siarnings all came around UP March 8 outside the Old barracks. Bailey, London's central crimiminI court, and In Whiteh4ifl, the . represent Typhoid Fo d In Ovi ed o Tanks p ..% Strong - other city eluded First National City. off I to 461 4 ; Te xaco, down . to 294; Walt Disney, off 2 to 78'.; and Pittston, up -s to 25'. through a populated area careying with It ultigh probability 'IftII% Area Deaths MRS. FANCHON MCROBERT-S Phoenixville, Pa and seven gramlchildrcn. Gramkow Funeral flomeisin Mrs. Fanchon S. McRoberts, Rd., charge of arrangements. ;i, of 460 IVindmeadows Altamonte Springs, died Saturday. She was born in Marietta, Ohio, and came to Funeral Notice Altamonte Springs in 1954 from Charleston W Va She was n -----------------member of Holy Cross Episcopal Church, past president of the Mayfair Golf Association, member of Rolling IfilLs Country Club, Orlando Women's Golf Association, and Beryhill Country Club in Charleston and a past member of the M Marietta Ohio Welfare League. She graduated from Marietta Coll ege and was a member of the Alpha Xi Delta Sorority. She was the willow of W. - niecting at 8 tonight. discriminate hunJng by hu. Kenneth McRoberts and is Adair said Dr. Julian Filed, iians has reduced th e number survived by daughters, Mrs. of major federal disaster do- health department director, of antelopd's and c.ther at;wial..s John (Suzy) Dickey of Sanford spite exhausting local efforts to and county sanitarian Val that tig s usualiy pre) UPIfl. and Mrs. Mary Lynn Bower of - MkOLIL 2 S. MRS At4CpjQpa _, - ,crv,ce'S . war .. 5thonS McRobe1-ts.41.o,.iO W ndmeado,,s R, Altamoct, Sprr who Saturdj will Pe held Tuesday at to am. t Holy Clots EPsCOpII ChurCh with Rev. Leroy 0 Soper ofiici4ting. AUI1I In OMI•wa Memorial Pan,. In il ot iIowrs. na?iona may be moo, to American Cancer Society or fl-I1 Cross F r- -'-,I Ct, _ h - •i Gramkow I "'ue 19 ___________________________________ _ ' ___ 1T1 perpshoatafreceirlealti-f WIN �-- 28—The Sanford Herald 4I Monday, Sept. 10, 1973 -:!.- __,. C ards In -.. ,..."....%.'.~.-.-e%%-.. %1.1.N;111..1_. . . . 4i!: ;I ..-:.~, -.I!m . * 4 *J k *; . e,~ ~%.-.-. S ports III I z:E fI,..%. SC ^ M C-7 i a r , . C: ~~7, -~I .., ~k __ .:1~-~-~ %~_-_ ; .: -_ Imr IN L ... ' Title Tap Out' The Sanford Herald *", Monday, Sept, JO, 1973-313 f I I , i 1.% cr+linh+ Il.., 'I By J Richards Herald Sports Editor East Scramble Getting Hotter By hAl.. BOCK Associated Press Sports Writer New York Mets tightened things up even more, beating Mon treal 3-0, Introducing a new dance step for those whacky, wonderful folks In the National League's East DlvIsIo.. It's called the Title Tap-Out. You take one step forward and then two hack - Elsewhere in the Nl Sunday, Houston edged San Franclsc, $-4, Los Angeles end ed Its ninegame losing s treak, beating San Diego 5-3, and Cincinna ti swept a doubleheader wi th Atlanta, taking the first game 14-6 and winning the second 7.0. As a result of the Title TapOut, th e Cards are still first despite a three-game losing streak and a mediocre record of 7271. Pittsburgh Is se cond, one game out. Mon treal is third, 2 behind while Chicago and New York are tied for fourth, a mere three games behind. "It's a great race for the fans, the players and the writers," said Mets' Manager Yogi Berra. "But I'll tell you, this Is hell on the managers. We're getting Into th e ulcers stretch." wards, That kind of treadmill pace has created a five-team scramble for the division title with the St. Louis Cardinals holding the lead only because they're the only team in this silly division able to play baseball. Barely .500, but in this division, you can't argue.. The Cardinals dropped their third straight game Sunday, bowing to Chicago 5-4. But they remained on top of the division because Pittsburgh managed to blow a six-run lead and lose to Philadelphia 8-7. Meanwhile, the suddenlv4iot Surf fishing, like Just about an' other kind of angling "ain't just wetting your line anywhere you please," says Robert Morris, a local afficlanado of what he terms a way of life handed down through generations of the beach anglers, and in a long talk with us explained why he thouMht the government's decision to reopen the Merritt Island Wildlife Refuge was only a I'.alf measure. The reopening, he fine. "A step in the right direction and a th e door," for long-time surf fishing pe'iple all the But, he Is quick point out, the proposal offered by the wildlife people lust won't be of much Ito him and his friends at least. says, is loot in over state. - . _ 4~ - I Sooner Coach 9.-- Cubs 5, Cardinals 4 Rick Monday ripped a pair of home runs and Billy Williams ta gged [Its 19th of the season, snapping an eighth Inning tie and lilting th e Chicago Cubs to a 5-4 victory over St. Louis, "Huskers J ~~'1~5 Phillics 8, Pirates 7 Pittsburgh blew an early 7-1 lead and bow ed to Philadelphia 8-7 on Willie Montanez' ninth Inning home run. Philadelph ia scored six runs in the six th inning to tie the score after Willie Stargell, wor king on a string of eight consecutive hits, had boomed two doubles and his 39th homer for the Pirates. -• By lH:Rsc}IE,. NIS.SENS(JN of team I thought they'd be," he preseason ratings, unveiled a A UCLA touchdown 11 secAssociated Press Sports Writer said. "Without new head coach in Tom Osonda before the half made it 20From all indications in Satin-- the best in the league. And borne arid some new names- 13 but Nebraska bounced back day's 40.13 mauling of 10th- from this one game, they looked Runty, Tony Davis, Ran- with a third-period score and ranked UCLA, the Nebraska to me as good or better than the dy Borg-to replace the de- two more In the fourth quarter. Cornhuskers have their sights Nebraska we've played parted Johnny Rodgers, Rich on another national college the last three years." Hlover & Co. footba ll championship Those were very good )ears Runty, starting In place of in j watehed the game on ide- for the Cornhuskers, Including jured quarterback Dave %IsIon and I got sick to my national championships In 1970 hlumm, scored the game's Firs' stomach," said Barry Switzer, and 1971 and a Fourth-place fin- touchdown, passed 10 yards to coach of tlii Oklahoma Sooners, ish In The Associated Press Frosty Anderson for another who dethroned Nebraska last rankings last season and set a Big Eight accuracy year as champions of the Big There were 22 other major record by completing nine of 11 I Eight Conference. "Then Ireal- games on the first Saturday of passes-that an .818 per. Ized there's no need to get sick the season but THE A SSOCI S SOCI ATED PRESS the only o ther centage-for 10 yards now. We've got 11 weeks before one Involving a ranking South team Davis. a 212-pound sophwe have to play them." son 11 Citadel 17 saw No. 17 North Carolina State omore, gained 147 yards on 24 ( njy t P6u1'i 0 Despite his sickening feeling, demolish East Carolina's carries and tallied twice while Msmotoi St, 29. Louis ville 7 Switzer wasn't surprised by Ne- defending Southern Conference Borg galloped 77 yards with a braska's impressive showing. champs 57.8. punt to give Nebraska a 14-0 T enn- St. 71, Middle 1.nn St 0 "They were exactly the kind Nebraska, fourth in the72 19first-period lead. I VirginI6 16. vir - question, they 're team Steve -" teams - - EP Mets 3, Expos 0 Two Montreal errors gave New York a pair of unearned runs and the Mets beat the Expos 3-0. - ,' set c Col/ege ,. 1;. 7,,,,p. W - : " to V - ' F - 4 - - Scores - Saints To Rush In --' , - "There are only two — no three, but I won't tell you where the is ' - "J'' te fli, irn fk..., ),,f LL V. UIa %PGIQ '.'I %II% Where Others Fear ..',..4k f..., UVI UI IL3AU.Iç, n, Ui and the (likes don't goffiat far along thecoast side tnget right ., ' 13 ti;i: ,I-:1i:u Herald Correinnadent r hu siv, he' u,td to go over to the refuge to fish ii., - ) of the fishermen. Dune Buggies and other joy-ciders used to tear up the dunes arid the fishermen used to park below the fragile line of coastal sand hills, he says "Some places, that stretch of sand crid growth am just too thick and infested with snakes to make it from the dikes," he snid, noting h! has tried several alternatives to a roadless p; r fa vored fishing hnlN all without ..uct'es sixth in the state, Fort Pierce's John Carroll, "It takesa durable, hard running boy with the The Ram have acquired such notority there ability to complete the play-action pass to handle isn't another school as small as Trinity Prep that this chore and flat fiLs the Job description to a T " will engage them on itIC grid 'Id Rub y. d iiron. They have U ). been refused encounters as far south as Miami, Hooking up with him at the end of his passes Ruby revealed should be Ray Parsons, younger brother of The reasons for their "respect" are varied, former Trinity all-state quarterback, Dale but th ail come out to thi. suns. Udn-.t aoublc Paruns Pui vtei, ho s good hamis wi th II3ITliOUSC fLm zcs should b under cnsldcra,.ecir, for ll The Rams bring back their Inure offens i v e state honors tiirn'df, this )e ir the coch added team, including last seasons second team all. 'l'he saints senior-dominated line has the state quarterback, Kenny Gilmore. Joining Wm in the backfield again will be experienee, size and ability to bunip heads with f ullback Ken Forget, a boy that Ruby remem- almost anyone in the state. Spearheaded by Rob bers Well. Forget carried the ball for more than Knowles, Rick I-app, Tom Dickinson, Craig uu1ey, and Brad Purdom, who opened gaping 100 yards against the Saints last year during Trinity's 240 upset victory. holes all last year, also should appear in most John Carroll's line averages over 200 pounds, defensive alignments, while they come from a pro set offense. Add to State hurdle5 champ'on Oren Chand!r =411 thL3 an excellent Pa3Sinii attack that blends in operate from the telt while (Ire' Miles will well with theu- 'r'Jstwlg ground game am they display his biazing speed li-cm ri 't de Both have an excellent reason to be respected, Ruby boys run a 4:7 40-yard dash. said. II.... WV ww employ a tour"I am well aware of what they have and, rush, with four linebackers, while using a course, I respect them, but we're ready," said combination man-for-man and zone pass Ruby. coverage, Caused Hd. - ), 1 tiie'.iii both physical and mental - we are coming up for this game In A-I condillon,' the Saints mentor concluded Satur(ear day to tread. Saints II rush in where others Trinity will be led by transfer Pat Crimmins, who has taken over the duties of quarterback In On that night head Coach T P leid the Saints potent wishbone offense his charges against a football anks every weekend and has been fishing there since he was a youth,claims the damage to the dunes wasn't really the fault .usuig I PRMN ft ,, about closing off the area to vehicular traffic lastyear he was tmonl th first to ri'c in dpth reportingon the matter, traveling just about all over çnu1 Florida in keep up with the growing protest from area anglers. At a DeLand sportsmen's meeting, he closeted with Congressman Bill Chappell for nearly an hour talking over the problem and received assurances that the Florida Delegation to Washington would look into the matter. We've since learned that after a considerable time spent "studying the matter," the department of interior's personnel involved with the hassle made the study that row '- U W t.,. v - - ' -- -.. - . - - ___________________ ' . .- - _. _Zti - __ __ — - V ". -' i'" " 7 - -- 4' at least to us. but the general culbenbu:i Lee= to be glad the government is going to reopen the area to fishing, but disappointed about how it's to be accomplished. apsthebest wayocomeyapessona1opinbonon - - - 1 -_____ _d&_ - UP AND AWAY ' . - 310 - subject, and at the sime time let,our delega Uon know of local interest in the matter is to call or write members of the delegation and tell them specifically how you feel, offering sgeUons.p1alseor concern;whakverisapp. The only way to keep 'our senators and conessmen apprecia tive of our interest in preserving and utilizing our vast sporting areas is to let them know how feel on each lm~~ _______ ~ n - - TP - T -= ,! Im -. , ---.----...._- --=z-' - -_ elected officials do In either Washington Tallahassee or •-. . ',' 4 - - --. .1 Seminole County is tile best guarantee we have of action. This isn 't a time to talk about It around the "round table," but a time to bend a ears either In favor on to the offered solution. - 110-m-N-2amw I ' --- — — I t ar erv,;,e .&, '.I.L.,.S iwswu ! . again _.. - - - -- - - . - - - - - , -- • - - - I The checkered waved for Howard at the end and Cecil Lewis took second place as Ikllarco ' I MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS L _______ vllwl? ; ,- . - - ':' - G.& Ba1tmnrc — New Yo fl 71 i 11 Milwaukee Cleveland ______ __ - - '-1:., . . - - .................... . Qtlifornin 11-finge 1-1), N ' Texas tHudsoti 4-1) at MU)rtcsot(FiN VWU-Mt J1ALtrQW 14) &I Mlkwaukee (Colbarn 134), N Boston (Ttaifl 16-U) at Bahlmore (Jefferson 4.4), N Clrvtjamyl mTirow 1114) at Yk F 843 - - I . . -- lansas Cit at Chicago at ('.ahifnm-fl I' I - it -it " L- ' , Cleftlarid at New Vtrk, ' N IXCl u Chicago 5. St- LouLl; 4 1IL'int-On 5 `Franci5co 4 i tc 5, Moudava C*in,.i PittliblINO (ROOm 7-5) at (Itil12.14). °°(Griffin 1-6) at San ego (Greif 8-15), san F ranct.scu Turichal 10lii at Atlanta ( Ford 0.0), N' iiiwi4ay a Games York at Phil lph1a N Pit tsburgh at ( -icagi Jt üut t L t..i, Los /tnge1. at ununnall, N &VI FrAncisco at Atlanta, N Houston at an Diego N s rs '. New S . ,j-_ v' it QUiET HARBOR ____ M aKe a for - Oviedo Defense Gets Coach"s Pr " .j...a....... oti . - I =1-4-- ,-~ Wn '. -. - LOS ANGEI-ES (All) — Muhaminad Ali's era of predominance In the world of heavyweight boxing faces Its mnst critical test tonight when Jaw-breaker Ken Norton could - 1 - : I T a - e 0 ___ - _ijet1_114 - - - - - ____ -, . ••- ___ - - — ____ , * t i ; , I ) ______ in ifimi l)ftk Moscow, ')( '>< -' )ç - 'c> " T . V 0 Vic tor y l*'l \lAit Calif. \ vcter'in Who flew out her' Fri. ho J k h d ever d car ifl pounds d 13 I, Southwest i .- ________ St. 36. Ab,Ieie - ried T 3 __ I 1 16 10 '. — — ', ____ - --.: - — - - --. - -_-- - - -- "PASSING SHOTS" TENNIS PLAYERS PRAYER THE I vrn Thy Kingdom come Thy WimC'v-jjn On Earth as J Heaven s .n SPECIAL '?'"iT 10% OFF On All Rack,t;t MAN MADE WINTER Weaver 'Bird' Shy About AL Pennant - - - Tennis Stuff A NICE HOT summer jump is made possible by the advent of plastic simulated snow. This photo was taken in mid-summer in Moscow. Hwy l792 nex t f Jim Spencer's Restaurani BLUE DOLPHIN HAS POOL GAMES Volleyball JUST FOR Toss Ring YouI Basketbail Diving Rings Pool & Deck Chaise Floats. Rafts Kiddie Swim Aids ''j - - -. FREE ESTIMATES g2 d"w-, Is Your Student Going Away To School? The Hometown News Will Help Relieve That Homesick Feeling I .J., I , J ~4Y Faille. , Regular 'e1tsoii Hi gins Sunday. Sept. 16 Atlanta at New Orleans. 2 p.in. llaftI,iiore at ( leveland, I p.m. Buffalo at New England, 1 p.m. ('incinnati at Denver. 4 p.m. Dallas at Chicago, 2 p.m. Detroit at Pittsburgh, 4 in 11auslon at New York Giants. I p.ni. 1.0s e111l1,,fele% -it Kansas Citv, 4 p.111. Oakland at Minnesota, 2 p in St. Ltials at Philadelphia, I p.m. San Diego at Washington, 1 p.m. Still Francisco at Miami, 1 p.m. \to,itla Sept. 17 . ,New York Jets vs. Green flay at Milwaukee, !) before competed at Del Mar paid backers $9.80, $6.20 and teamed Suntlay to show wily $3.80. Second-place Wing, Out, CragwoodMablcs is considered stho ran third in this classic a one of the finest thoroughbred year ago under 121 pouncls, car. racing i nstitutions in America, ned 119 this time and paid Ilraulln Baezi piloted Red hackers $9.40 and $4.60. Third Reality to a convincing, al- by a neck was Life Cycle, carthough narrow, victory Sunday rying Laffit Pincay Jr.. paying the $100,000 DeI Mar In- $210. IN It tionat Handicap, even 1111 wic "me two other major L_ I L_ u#;Ii LL. e two newcorners to AUTO RACING the Ught curves of Del Mar races Sunday. MONZA. Italy - Sweden's were pinched twice by conlto nnit' 'tliel Karniakin, a 28-1 shot, Peterson lead all the tending )mrt l) ifi his Lotus to capture his taptured the $74,0.added Joe d I' third Grand prix victory of the fled Reality twice in the l3nmile .Gott.stein Futurity at Longacres in Renton, Washinplon-the season in the Italian Grand Prix tc.st on the tur w n ie trat, n. richest horse Formula One race at the Moni,, race e'er run In got too thick. But lied ty Autodrorne. the Pacific Nortitwe3t. had plenty of speed to " . RICHMOND, Va. — Richard he laid Sty le ,'n . I f,iirt It tR (Iris I1l' i 1I & lid iii p I ot ..topjs u prtuy th) oil leusi:ig took the of the way anti ftn1stt 3L the first turn, and ended UI) othe1lillsboroU'h)Jantji('anat "a ile v n front o C Iar,,Lrou,,l as Ii back Lb B;'.% M('allo"S. Fach divi ion he won the Capital City Grand be," said Rueza after a fir5tturn c4i jam flu' g dif it. 147'hen, when the same.- thing happened again on the last turn, I thought, 'Oh, no, not again.' But I was able to get out of there oil right, and I had pIent of horse under me to finish with," The half-length triwnphi gave Red Reality the $60,000 First prize anti provided the Crngw ood "ttahk ss ith its second $100,000 triumph on the weekend Governor Makes at Belitiont Park in New York on Saturday. Red Reality, a Florida bred rI With REAL PLEASURE INTOSUMMER LIVING WITH A Gt' i or,11 ,. 5y S r C ' rALI WALL I PLUMRING HEATING, INC. UI.? Sanlo,d Avg J {ir~WZ I fu ri' i!irrati) Ele Inc It's Informative It's Complete In Detail It's Inexpensive 372 6U2 SIX DAYS A WEEK 1 0O Reward - EVERY WEEK A Subscription To FOR INFORMATION LEADING TO THE RECOVERY OF 1973 Chevrolet Monte Carlo . two divisions ---.. ,. core S .. . )<' Friday's Games S ..UUI$ Detroit 34, New England 21 Los Angeles 38, San Francisco io Saturday's (names Oakland 17, Buffalo 7 (inelnn.iti Ii, Green Ha 10 New York Giants 21, Cleveland 10 New York Jets 16. Philadelphia 13 ' I _____ _____ / • nuuiIvS I c(,,W"X5<frP ".>m' - - Washington 17, Chicago 3 Russia. _________•"______ - , II The ie Associated Press National F ootball League Baltimore 17, Denver 10 - . - GIance New Orleans 16, Houston 10 Sunday's Games '-.------.' Ii! S . hi (,I FR" ( ln'm I hominI W eber pose with cannon balls ua 1. . . .. ~_ _____ WISHFUL THINKING - . .--. e- Temple 49 Xve' 7 . -- - ---4 _ -. Newcombe "retired" after he won the Australian fttjein early if Ali should lose again to the 29- stage in your sporting life, you l make tennis Jotw year-old ex-Marine who broke whole lie explained. -11 # Ali's Jaw when they fIrst fought. have a wife .-an,, it,1- ruds and Promoter Don Fraser esti- I've won all of the major Lilles mated a crawd of 14.000 and it except the French" gate of $00 )O it the Forum i1 11 t KIk ,a )tir-old day. ter who crouches at the could bring in another $1.5 inil- baseline like a cat go ing in for lion t 248 locations in the the kill, was chided for wlniLng United States and Canada Plus an event again.it a bu,1ch of un. more overseas. knowns, e a Thursday's Games Dall as 26, Miami 23 - ~~ Jan ry, "Once you get to a certain but not that inuch in ttx- future .,. ' - . ";i:. -3 - • . - - _____ r'— -. Tennis for the Houston fran. lilse yr oreak I êSï feel too playful," declared a 5Cm4u1i All at the Sands The Oviedo Lions "Showed em how," when II couple of first downs, and I believe we would weigh-in when he scaled 212 came to defisise Last Friday night In the Jam. have gone on to score." compared to 205 for the San e e1d at Lakeview, according to Head 'Th out come did not reflect our fine nil [)iepn fighter who he -it him I t I::hS f . I fft I s 2 31. m&iIlv w t' iii di I-'.. .'141U1 tji.' e Liktic, nrt. held curt1ess and aspwts o( the game I dida & think we would probed he had been train nelUicr team was able to galn a first down co the t*tter it u~ainst Uikeview, but darn if we didn'. ing All diligently by weighing three ~ 0-0 tuacti beamed. IjOrt'i dtferl:~v-v r-reular-2. t," Stumpf- =id, failing to hold back his clation. & b The first quarter of the Lakeview jamboree The betterment that Stumpf referred to was a when he lost in 15 rounds !2lttedOvjedoandf)p,,in* nrnt'4na,, stat..,.... U"Lm , vw1my ui,_ um 4th quarter contest In this 0`111 to Joe Frazicr In their litle Ora* 8"'Codevmv pti* to be held Oct, 26 game, Washington went 52 yards while breaking battlp. Uons Den. to sere "I'll win," the 31-year-old for'°received the ball on the opening Iick The run came off an option play that was mner champ declared. "I can't off and promptly fumbled losin, th ball C 'lhd in third and se' n tuation near mid oil a round but it i-in t go the ""J 40. U was this type of play thini plagued field. distance. I didn't train f the Lions through last year 's 1-9 lj"Little" Mark Gotnez, 120 pounds soaking first light, but I trained for this campaign, wet, soccer-styled the ball through the uprights " From that point on bowevtr. Oviedo was' the but an nff.sjde, bs the eager lions forced him to The man who once quoted . master of its own ship v,th Gr"m' %ashingion s " it i dn fri 7 u rO f ir' r L i. i , opponen, i r an dI j,.&t, till Stumpf is hi'hflCtoirie, ability tukltk ss1ts quiet and stoical as he The quarter endJ t.,cj "(QJ lie u very accurate, and we should be a real proached the 1.1-round re-match 31911im. "We Noid the ball on their 25 and %vz: ,& Oireat for atanythue least three. we ci;n with Norton at the Fortim, really moving Our bo had just reeled off a penetrati. the 25" It means big money this tm'ne . = — I ___ SAILBOAT on Lake Monroe makes good use of a short calm period over the weekend to pull next to the bank a safe harbor at Lake Monroe Park and enjoy the scenic beauty of the &~-eluded spot. (Herald Photo bv Mark Weintz) - - '• _- NortonnAH Rematch 00 ' L5 =___ — __ IUa " - ____ JL '- — to 1. . ~ 21L 56r~~~ - ' ----' -" surprised at ____ - - - _________________________________ ._ - r. - Kansais City M, Cali;ornia b-3 Texas 5, (}aklar, 3 Monday a Games Kansas C1ut.'ag0 ty (Rushy 14-12 at - - - At i•A ' _______ Comeback Proves Winner . ------ ----- - 6a 73 42 3 L .-PlOntreal 3. New York I San Diego 9 , iigj 6 11 iraiing3 Saiu1ay' Gaines Philadelphia , 7 w— ' Tj _ ________ •- -- tr ,._ ON A POOL IN By KEN RAPPOPOR'r League games, the Kansas City Tb"- YOUR BACK VAROt Associated Press Sports Writer Royals took a doubleheader Earl Weaver may be a tough from tuba California AflgCLL9-5 little bird, but when it comes to and 6-3; the Milwaukee Brewtalking about the American ers beat the New York Yankees League East pennant race, he's 10-3: and the Texas chicken Rangers clipped the Oakland ltd ST. 1. HWY I7SANFORD When questioned on the mat- A's 54. 322-3022 ter, tie chests Baltimore Oriole manager takes the Fifth Amendment. Even after splitting a doubleheader with the Cleveland Indiana Sunday for a 5!-game lead, Weaver measured his remarks. Ile wasn't even sure about the 134 second-game victory until it was nailed down, as a matter of fact. "1 am a firm believer that the ball game Is not won until the last out," said Weaver, whose team lost the opener 64. The OrLoles lost the services of catcher Elrod Hendricks when he fractured his ankle sliding home in the second But the Orioles are still ? -_ , , "" in pretty healthy shape, despite I ~,~ z IX "_ Weaver's pessimism. f : -' They gained a half.game on St'Cl)iitl-[.iace Boston after the __ - — fled Sax lost to the Detroit Tigcr 5-4. Keep Your Student Aware Of What's Happening Back Home In the other American , - tennis at one point last nis year, he virtually quit as big as his serve, over. __ year that he took an evening off playing. lie dropped off the powered a scrambling Jan f 2. From the pro tow- and wenton a World Championship Tennis hodesof C7e hosioakia 6-4 i . '.''.rfrmnking binge. tour .tptl in the first four 6, &4 for U ,000 top "I got very drunk one night months, did nothing but repm Prize at Forest A' Hilis Sun y. sent Australia in Davi.3Cup. out said the ii l ° months ago I made a I B he 1 'de d decision play wc'r next Australian who now calls Texas for a corneback his home. "When I put outi was Winning the U.S. Open Tennis mmd from here I m going to pla y how bad I was, It Championship Isn't a bad start. right through to May. By May I want to be No 1" _________________________ _________________________________ ____________ Conic May he' ll pend th , T_ 69 73 AM 14 62 84 Z 23 West West incnna 87 57 .604 — OaklaM 82 60 5777 — Angeles 54 5 3 Kansas City 78 64 .549 4 San Francism So 61 _X7 5t_2 Chicago 72 71 .503 101-i Houston 1 .1 72 .503 14 ti Minncsot.a 68 73 .482 13tz Atlanta 76 .475 18 California 64 75 .460 IgLt San Diego 52 90 .X6 34 T"" 50 91 _255 31 t2 Saturdly's Games C1ucago1,SL15 Sunday's Games ILM"I9.San Francisco 7 Cleveland &4. lttmnre 4-13 Atlanta Cincinnati 71 30, Minnesota 7 . 'e National League East I p St. Iuis fl 71 Pittsburgh 69 70 496— 1 Chieago I ld - By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS American League J ro #ii WI--''1 p-14 I Miliford Cross bringing hIs '64 BuIck Riviera In fttut winners 4) for third place. In the First heat Bob Bradley in Paul Theseconcl heat had Sanfo d's Chris Dellarce Williams new Chevelle beat Evens and Ernie leading the complete race, easily bea ting Hilly lieLinder and Billy Cast _____________________________ FOREST HILIS, N.Y. (AP) took me two weeks to get back The handsome, 29-year,okl — -JohnNewcombewasplaying Into shape." blond, who sports a mustathe such bad -- 1 -. ---- 0 I -f1 4_' - -' He. — i' ' N11132 I ___ . - Thei2Carfkofhobycariiwaswhiflled downto37forUie(caturec%ent In the first heat 20 cars lined up for etgh laps Fans Orange City won his third feature in of all-out competition with Louis Quinn edging a row, Evans In the last month has dominated I., outScottCordelinHoward'aback..upcar with ~~ ~ a— get his sinuses drained broil Brunet got into the action. fie wound mile dirt track took the ml4season chain- ford's Rick Grahnia and Curt Carlson also raced piondilp before a standing room only crowil. In the championship race. . We're serving notice on the field once again the rules say the head progrimilcator has to win, final scores rvA- - SO __Al Hallowed be Thy Nome up as the game's leading rusher with 90 yards on 15 carries. "We've got so darn many running backs In cawp I don't that much practice," said Brunet. "It felt pretty good just to tulfidle the tint),"* Oddly enough, Brunet scored a touchdown but not as a running hack. Rookie Mike Hnr'cock blocked a Chicago punt In the second quarter and Brunet, in his customary role with the special teams, scooped the bail up and raced 15 yards into the end zone. The Baltimore Colts defeated the Denver Broncos 17-loin a .Sunday afternoon game. Saturday night, the New York Giants dumped the Cleveland Browns 2.l0, the Mnnth Vikings topped the San Diego Chargers 21.16, the Pittsburgh Steelers blanked the A tlanta Falcons 19-0, the Oakland Raiders defeated the Buffalo Hills 17-7, the Cincinnati llengals edged the Green Bay Packers 13-10, the New Orleans Saints downed the Houston OIlers 15-10 and the New Brunet, a fifth-year man out of Louisiana Tech, has been relegated to the special teams by such heralded Redskin runners as Lorry Bro wn and Duane Theas. But Brown m issed the Bear game with assorted bumps and bruises w hile Thomas played but not much, gaining but 18 yards on nine carries Thomas spent the second half in the dressing room having Howard Vi*ctorious In - - — LJ..,L1L ileubRKS Fur ,..,,., .,. n As Quinn and Dellarco paced the field of 37 at the old pro Curtis Crider 8IbJ Larry Flynn, ears In the feature, a seven-car wreck the both crowd favorites, ran WIIptr, with Crider pulling out the second lap brought the race to a halt. While the erled as win in the final lap. Harold Williams m&& his cars were removed r dh one of the wreckers rned over to complicate best showing third place the situation, and on the restart Dellarco took n his Ford. 3* Domession of the race for 25 tana hofnro CE'cveryng trick jn the Howard passed him In the second turn, book in an effort to pass Bradley in the feature, However, a caution flagcaine out and one lap but in the last half of the race Bradley enlater another yellow flag appeared as Billy Cast countered handling problems enabling Evans, and Dellarco tangled in the bid to ov ertak e Bill Ithu.sch and Larry Flynn to o v ertake him howard and to finish in that order or oppositi Speaking of 'fishbig,' the Herald Sports Staff with its usual aplomb will once offer pre-game predictions on high school footba ll enco un ters thro ughout th e county. The only thing we're predicting right now is a lot of our writers 1e from - we few .. at Tangerine Bowl. The Hornets are highly rated in the state and pose as dark horse ti tl e contenders to the Central Florida loop. (Herald Photo by J Richards) By HOWARD SMITH Associated Press Sports Writer Bob Brunet spends most of his time making tackles and avoiding blocks on the Washington Redskin special tennis these days, but he hasn't forgotten what to Jo with the football once he gets his hands on it. Brunet got his hands on It more often than usual Sunday night as tbe Redskins dosed out the National Football League exhibition season with a 17-3 victory over the Chicago tin flea ritanag to work his way back to third. San. - -- - at wi the Oak Ridge Pioneers during last week's Metro Conference Jarnboree. Friday night, the Hounds trek to Orlando Colonial for their season grid opener. (Herald Photo by J Richards) X PO - - PROTECTION - _______ - -a Holy C oc30 Mi$iuhui-tts 21 - -: -. r- '_ Trh 71 East ' 'Bears Lose Hide, 17-3 - -: ji, V AM * S ,;,- •-z... - Lrndberg Howard, who took a second place in preliminary heat and then had to outlast - MOORE pass blocking appears top notch against Edgewater as Sanford's David Mendoza (near right hash mirk rolls out 'eft during Metro Confere nce — Li MAN place Kicker, Dan Devine, puts the toe to the pigskin against -- IIç to (M) 131S11()P nn , When we first received a call from a Chappell pokesman In Washington relaying weed on the pending reopening of the bland we were asked ho w area would react the news. So far, It's been pretty much mixed. s - - .- ar~f - • — rh. t.,J P - ,-''. r .-' ::: ;: -. ___ . oinia Miii. 0 1 -, 1. - ' - -7 - - Fr --- - - -- . .- - - -.' - , - ' 1 7 -~ - . - I -. ¼" 0 __ I Ids~ _. - . . -_m~ - -A6&A - -_ I ___ - I Ar 1 ; :: -, 4x :_~W id*_ - --.A-P;, 1 77~~ _ 4-;~7_~ -, . __; -_ .--- 4. - = - __ __. -__ - - ~i:=*- . : __ -t ~MAVPJ .1 --. 77 -. --.-.. ____ 'v - - . '?-' - - . - .LIWL3 of . . - -- - - - ----- -- - . -. it - t -_ - _ - ' recommends using the dike road instead of the lower sand 11 that tints just bekw the dune -. r - - __ - ----_'-.,....- "wol;Va e Caailiui.Ji' /J'y -- "It's great f or duck hunters, uainiz the old mosuuito control dikes that NASA built, but it won't help us much at all. The dikes are on the inlet side of the Islnnd dnd it's just too far to walk across to fish where we want," he says. th%r.I 1fli4 I 1 Weeks Away ,- -J - to 'Great For Ducks' Thankful Is . - -- 73 FLA. LICENSE NO. I0E17154 SILVER METALLIC. RED iNTERIOR. 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"The Ready my we.1gbt was toppling down- drunken ballerina swatting at foot drops behind the left By Don Howe by .ialf a step when servit a fly with a swizzle stick: Position - . - You take the ward in the path of the bailwith the ricket cock for the ready forehand LESSON 9. "The Serve As tennis bulls will testify. Don Howe is with the NEA over the right shoulder - \ our left hand sep- one of the joys of watching a . - The left toe an inch be- Picture a left-handed tenn sales departmont and ;,as position. ports ihe racket at its throat pro tennis match is the speed hind the baseline. The right player trying to serve in lii boon afflicted with left." This must be a defenand grace of the serve but my loot is a half step closer to position. I don't mind beii sive stance, I thought in my practice serees resembled a the right alley - . The right laughed at. but I refuse to i handedness since birth. left-handed way, to be used vile derision by appearing Pity the poor soul who has when my opponent is getting the court looking like twinkl the misfortune to bc left- ready to implant the bail in handed. toes flailing a butterfly net. my belly button, because this grip is definitely not used for LESSON 10. - 'The Ser When I was a kid, I didn t hitting the ball. A ping-pong ili - - - the ball is held in U fingers of the left hand have my own baseball mitt, paddle, maybe - - . a tennis -' . and all my friends were right- racket - Nd WAY. The object is to place the ha . -handed, so I had to borrow a . Ifl the air with complete acci riht-hander's mitt and wear racy . - Well, now we kno ::.) it backward on my right hand. that tennis is a great gam LESSON 3. ' - flitting the I never even started to play Forehand - - . The lilt. Now for a nimble one-armed lef golf because left-handed golf the weight is shifted slowly hander with an oversize clubs were as scarce as ll3ard from the right loot to the Ie1't hand. The trick is to hold Ui fur. And that's the way it's foot, moving the right shoulracket in the palm and at Ui been, up to and including the der toward the net . . . The same time ho'd the ball wit recent NEA tennis series, ball is hot when it is a little the fingers. A large order hi "Teach Yourself Tcnni3. -closer to the net than the left the left hand but it has th " There isn't much a foot advantage of enabling th I'm a beginner at tennis, left-bander uin do for an ennormal two-armed playr t 5mct! I etarted playing only a core aftcr thts shot. Mv fol-wave to the gallery with hi -eJ\\ year agn There's no such low-through was a beautiful right haa, it's not ben, thing as a rIght-handed or lefL- off-balance pirouette, with my u.ieU tor anything else, An handed tennis racket and the left arm, still clutching the remember, all this is going o iri th t- '.EtTit' ch:ip" !hni.it of the racket, wrapped while batarn'in, rrr;Irioti';l '\ -'-, my iic.k oil the left toe iLii racke '-., - - - , -37c a line 6 thru 25 times ----21c a line - - ($1.75 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum Want Ad Department Hours - '!- '' - 1 - 1 , ,. I / ." thuig easier, iie we decathba My lessons went like this crr h. 'ric1 .91I4 '!pW!tt'd C! -- , ________________ - 4-Personals S-Lost and Found -- - p -, 7-Motels Hotels I-Eating Places 9-Good Things to Eat 10-Do It Yourself i1-Intructions ' :: d - -- - I,,--T'dvd Atntte -. -— -- - - - -- - /- -. - - - (. // 'S --- 'w - ttII •J J;•=.. - ' ' - - 744 -;' -' - t t' ,_ ,. ;. W - ".. Qiva au urtswrs cwrrb UPY 11W 5ft1 HVVn& , - ThM GOOCH, Lyman All-State candidate spilt during the Metro Conference Jamboree. The end puts a block on an Oak Ridge Pioneer Hounds open their season Friday at Orlanda Colonial. defender while Charlie Meeks (66) pulls out of his guard position to lead a left end sweep (Herald Photo by J Richards) For Seminole Youth Employment If ur w.th'r-14 son eomei home from school and gripes iLat there is nGthing for him to do these early autumn afternns you might try giving the South Seminole YMCA a Ac d to M Cl k ho is dir ctln th •p W.*uier"foubail prograni for the Central Florida area, there are more teams in Seminole C-ounty than any other in egion, inu,,, i. -'1..tme o n up. To be eligible a youngster mu.st be under the age of 14 uid 1i tht- cight reçulrements for one of three size brackets. The weight classifications Include the Pee Wee, In which the hopefuls mut be r. older than 12 aid Up the scales at i' more than J5 pounds. in the Midget division the boys must be no heavier than 120 ttnd older - no --- than 13 McexceIknc, One problem mentioned by (lark is the lack of programs (or those boys over 135 pounds, but the South Seminole youth nirker is Zftt('O)pt1fli. to solve It Mofl) tuziesuiese boys want to participate just as badly as the snialler kids and a lot of them are too big for the program as it now is and too uncoordinated for school play. are trsing to get something g&Ing on this now," stated Clark -1-liFt) t,olunte*tr coaches rare sstwkmg with the bys and (lark iS hoprng that more mterestet] adults will give some of their time to the program Iossthie part-time mentors are a.j t- 'R ("-'k "&l it hr Sr uth -'r"ni 'i CA (ark aLso discussed the problems of flnancmi' the 'I ' 'lari) people think se get our money from Matronai lteadquarters ThIS IS just not true The only monv, that we ,:'t.outrjght Is from the United Fitl arii that is only BboUL 13,000. The rest of It has to be solicited from the sponsors and ie,ri.s, si* of theni h1irltng from &nnnok Cuunty from Sirhwtl. Uvlr!ii, l-.;itbrnk, 1in:wood, Altamonte By 'I'IWA.SSWJI%TEE) PHJ:SS J - Iloflie Runs Hecent home Run 1973 1a mrs Remaining ftjJit utia (1 r fl S.pL $ J7 714 .. unroll's i Last year s champions competed with outfits from Mamaroneck, New York; Stratford, Connecticut; Southbridge, Massachusetts; arid Lexington, Kentucky, for National honors sanctioned by the Pop Sarner National Headquar-iei-s In Washington. 1). 1. Another dimension has been added to the cnrrpetltion ith the evaluation of the (citrus s.holajtic abIlities based n eaeh player's performance in the classroom. Eacn youngster is required to show his report card to off icials in order to arrive at a Warn average. Overall team rrades are computed in order to assist in determining National Champions, will strive for academlcs as well (lark statd he presently has 458 boys out for pigskin ,. , n A at,id iJ horn Lt - -a -%,Iron's ltgte umber -. --- - 19-Female Help Wanted Hclp Wanted FinancIal 24-Business Opportunities 25-Loans 76-Insurance Rentals 30-Apartments Rent R.nt -- 37-Appliances Sales se---Bicyctes S-Musicai Merchandise 60-Office Equipment And Supplies i-BulIding Materials 62-Lawn and Garden 63 -MachInery and Toes i-Equipment for Rent MEN woMEr lanning a garage tateP Don't 1s'grf to t,crlse it in the cIasIttd aust ____________________- I 65-Pets and Supplies * - * Simi retired man or couple, trailer, utilities furniShed, poultry farm Call 293 4412 efttr 1- 30 week dys. Anytime Sat or Sun. — 32 3 bedroom block ----"'III Iflç )lVlIUtU ttdllI ililU ...1 UIC tJdS !lQr 1 , we decided to stay home and get away from it alil" ______________________________ - ------- _______________________ "t'Jh21 with tha IIl,,lAA 11 - S200month Ph. 3721535 ________________________ Small office space. convenie-itty located 305 W. 13th St. Ph rn ___________ _____________________________ _____________ 38 WantedTo Rent ______________________ Elderly womanne,ds room 5. board or room with kitchen privileg. - 3724167, ___________________________ - ____________ - Houses for -. -- Sale I 3 Bedrooms, Fla. room, air con • --. - .-__--- defined, fenced, 1200 mo. plus security Ph 373-1200 3bedroom,Itath. Pinecrest. $200. Call attc'r S 30, 3fl 1775. Justcompletingabeautifulhen'es,3 & 1 bedrooms, central air, car bedroom On Hwy. 46 I 1 $163 mo Call 373 4575 before 10 a m after 6 p m. FHA financing refrigerêtor. 17$ VA Equal housing — ______________________ Houses Rent Furnished --_--_ Deltona - 3 t>erooms. - air conditloned. available now. 5160 ng 5I4 1Q40 775 3343 -- * Adorable bungalow, has Weekly rate's Adults Plo pets 377 * CASHIER * * everything '. per week- 3733900, ___________— 7711 - Apply ik)9 S Frenth Av Sanford, Fla. I - , Mobile 34 Irttrnedlale opening, stock and delIvery. Apply in person. p Parts 1. Machine Co.. 110 W. 2nd paint rnanvt,ctur,r, I 1:30, Mon-Fri. Located neat door to Chase Ferlilcier, S Points, st. INSURANCE SALESMAN for paf.bllshed debit. With fast groving company. Good training pay. Guaranteed salary plus commission itter training. Cx perience helpful but not essential. Fnr appoIntment call 112 467) in Otantlo ______________________________ FACTORY HELP needed for 1st, 7nd and 3rd shift $2.30 Pf'f IIOSA' to start, lic raise in 30 days. Regufar raises thereafter. Paid holidays and vacations Must be able '0 nti!r #0 lb hgs Apply in per sole, Premix Marrlelli, Manufacturinq Company. Junc- lion Hw. £34 and 419. Wintir 21 Used car mechanic, excellent Situations Wanted home 4 or S bra, a day while you work 12.30 hr. Have own trans - imporlcarj ApplylnprJ1 portatlon Ph 373 S16.. 4) ---------------__=::_.—' 24 lot' dt'iv4rs Apply Company. 601 West 6th Sf. Sanlbrd - Rent or lease, 3 bedroom, 2 baths, central aIr, heat, carpet, fur. fished Longwood - 7 bedroom, air, fenced, PrIvate lot, carport. $160 mo. plus depOsti 13) Ill.. Two bedroom t'aiter on the river 1150 a month, Inguire at 211$ W Flrtt t. after 5pm. . )S Mobile Home Lots For Rcnt - - __ ________ i I)] lot for rent on canal iight ott St Johns Rivir. LIVPits & good water facilItIes, Itrailer permit) 3195113 after 7pm 36 Resort Properiy Business Opportunitje For Rent - -- ---------------PART TIME ----------',C'ur Own '.Upefvis'd bu%lness ' '.-our own area Start small and tirow, PlO SELLING. 7 Pirs,, __________ - _________ lIOjI)Onslble woman will clean your and working Conditions. Working knowledge Of all domestic a Homes Rent per .o. Atlantic Daytona Call 3774051. Beach. 'week niti over SIS per hr. hoc, minimum investment in retur. Inable merchandise. Call Mr CIRCULATION t flessesen at 305 6 7 5 1593, or 305 74 51)7 anytIme, or write him at District Manager , P 0. Box 19161. (a --- Orlando, - 131-1272 By' 0w- bedroom, 7 beth, central heat &alt-, screeneciporch, garage. 523,000. 7½ pet. Ph, 372. _______________________ - 37 Business Property For Rent - - . -- Home in Suborb, 3 bedroom, 1' baths, large fenced lot. Assume 7 pct, mortgage with down payment. Call 373-1796 alterS MOSSIE C. BATEMAI, BROKER 372 7643 - (.,lt Potie Robinson, ASsoc Realty City - Edgewood 'u aimost flew, Al can be ad ded, $70,500 Cocci location Coins sanford That's peted and draped, air C1'tionlflg. kitchen equipped, 3 bedroomS, 7 baths. fly owner in Sjnland. 755 Baywood Circle. 373 0057 ----- --___________________ Kingsberry 72-Auction At The CUSTOMERS GO? ROOM FOREMAN Sanford Herald Transportation THIS INTERESTING older SpanIsh style has) bedrooms. 1 bath, and a fireplacel Shade and fruit trees. TEN beautiful 1 KULP REALTY • Realtor 101W It St 377 7)3k SANFORD NEW BRICK HOMES VA- NOTHING DOWN t:rOns. tentr,l teat and air, model home open 1 6 p m daily ' 333 7010. Greenbelt Realty Realtors $31 3007 i hhhlday, 373 0413ev... c A. WHIDOON SR., BROKctI 111 P4. Park, Sanford S HWY. 17 92, SANFORD '' 26,0OO Roberts & Oilman Inc., Realtors Roberts & GiIman Prov.dene Plaza O,ltoa, Fiori 904 313 719-213) 374.830 830-5500 372.6*3) tn.. Realtors Longwoo '''''-. 3729711; 372-3991; 32 064 - Two brand $19900, 5 Pd. Down 107W 1st St - - LANU------ -- -. COMPANy REALTOR 377-73)5 — - new models, for your inspection,, Realtor NE$I "NTED" )n happy family looking for a 3 bedroom, 7 bath Split plan. Good traffic pattern. In desirable "Woodlands" Best Schools. Close to I 1. Low down. Call lean Carter, Aisoc. TODAYt 543.600 Gilman 830-5.500 - Brand new 3 Or 3 bedroom townhouses, Choice locateonl No ar needed for shopping, schools or churches. Wall to wall shea on Gene Drive. Six large rrn carpeting. Dishwasher, disposal. baths, 909% pct 1.31.500. range and central heat-aIr. Piurryt There's only 1 of each 322 U- 838-5548 834-3131 Our low prices start at $23,100 and Include all the extras you w*wid ap.et in Iseissos costing much more. Come out and see why we are excited about thes, vaiuesl ON WEST 25th ST.- NEXT TO GENEVA GARDEN APTS. inc. Realtors LDngwoo4 SANFORD REALTY 2603 Park Drive Days 377 7717 Plarit±ionVilage 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 (fl"% inspection AT IIJI THE FOREST _________ /1 4 fi IOIEST -rj,-- - // Blvd. II II W Tok, Interstate 4 east to ph. toke Mary .*it. Get oH and go r3ght on bk. Mary Iouirvord. Th. ore$f is on yout left, a miii from Hi, exit, Open on wmikd*y, from 10 nfl 5:30. Sundays frum noon t,Pl 6. Viiit,i welcome - HOUSEWIVES MOTHERS YOU CAN SUPPLEMENT THE FAMILY INCOME AND STILL BE AT HOME MOST OF THE DAY WHEN YOU EARN YOUR MONEY FROM A SANFORD HERALD ROUTE. ___________________________ ____________________________ ___________ M. UNSWORTH REALTY sOJW First St., 373 6061 or 373 0317 TAFFER REALTY 1100 E. 25th St., Sanford ______________________ Position Open 1! BOYS AND GIRLS Earn Your AGE 12 OR OVER Ow,, Money By EARN $35• to 70. WEEKLY NO BABY SITTER EXPENSE WORK ONLY AFTERNOON HOURS NO SUNDAY DELIVERY Delivering si W4 1% D. . ry and u olnotj I expenses. 9' Elerous.fP, 14 5 I' Jtf0fC.t,s..r(5 66's Bicouti of '. w cv-a.v t s-s Ww.ai i 17-Junk Cars Removed ,I—Motorcyctfs 79-Trucks and Trailers PSIt P*.spa. ID-AbtOs lot' Sue pq,j ''*hds'$i M si-Aviation All a0vervten Sanford Herald '.i! S 16-Auto Repairs. Parts Accesorts At4y, Wv b.i..-s-t app'arenq .n The Wednesday $ift on ld,lionat 12 O flames in ott ares r*te SANFORD HERALD Supervise the Staff Packaging the paper Previous circulatIor, experience desired but not necessary, for distribution Mon. day through Saturday. 1% $ '.&a w 4. ,..s.Ø, i(AIfV c HIWS SECTION that is dittribvtd to an at the SExcellent starting r Tril&rS 44 lie F.II It i 1,11 'Fill- Sanford }'leraltl ppIy iii person to thel Apply in person V A SANFORD HERALD ROUTE 6 Afternoons a Week A GOOD AUTOMOBILE, CASH BOND AND SMALL INVESTMENT NO SUNDAY DELIVERY Applications being taken for routes in SANFORD- ROUTES AVAILABLE IN SANFORD - DEL TONA LONG WOOD - ALTAMONTE SPRINGS CASSELBERR V to the utatlon Department CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT THE Ilt' 'asiftiri tIrraUi OR) HERA CALL 322-2611 AND GET YOUR NAME ON THE LIST FOR — -- ( LONGWOOD - CASSELBERRY - FOREST CITY DeBARY & DELTONA FOR MORE INFORMATION APPOINTMENTS _ - -. President v.r JIM HUNT RFA1 TV - Inc. Ca,lA, Foster 321-59hight5,)731)47 l'i bath home 5?&SCO Trrm financing. Only by Cat co Builders, JOHN SAULS AGENCY 211 f4.Oak. Sanford DL LI ONA - See this lovely uthemn Colonial Beauty located SANFORD mortgage. Monthly payments, 7% INTEREST SANFORD --- F'ay equity anti assume mrtttge on 3 neoroom. WERE buyINoIT" fence In back. Assumable mor- Roberts & Nc home, 3 bdro.om, 1'-, bath, carpeted throughout, master b.oroom central heat, corner lot. Monthly pilyments, $161 I1 FOR VOJ ASIFIHEBOSS , Lots and Acreage KULP REALTY tgage. In Suburban Estates. Call (Ii)) 45-1612 or write Box 3)7. care of The Sanford Herald, P.O. Box 1657, Sanford, Fla.. 32fl1. MOVE IN NOW Beautlful3ned-oom, I'ibathpsome. Carpeted throughout, air and cmtral heat. Almost new. No Qualifying. Ecuity and assume "BL,ILT " oak trees on this natural, un 'outhed lend. Can you picture home in this Setting w,th your boat ted to your v1s,ck ready !: skiing, or fishing? Let me show you this homesite today. Call Doris Bell, Assoc. REALTY - 3 bedroom, 7 bath, carpet. cir screened porch. 7130 Grove PtteaS 'ueteneo-'--aEve. $13 2431. BY OWNER. 4bdroorns, 3 bath, CO home, central seat and air, enclosed 1S'a3O' pool and large patio. Lot l07'x213' deep. 1' Chain link ST. JOHN'S R EALTY CO. - Mobile Horn, [lank Repossesslons. 13 to (h,,u5 fr. m I)) 2323 I 3 acres on spring fed lake. Large MANOR RICHBURG 88 bath, front living rm., air, patio cover. $7,995. Dealer. 131-4.411. CLOSE IN 3 bedrooms, I', baths. 77 * 77' pool. Equipped kitchen, fenced back yard, 117.500. COUNTRY CUB Realty, 37,7 i3 7610H,a*atfie Aye at I? 92 - ______________________________ - I SOFA BED 8. Chair Opens to sleep Matching HILLCREST 17 x 60, 3 bedrm., 1 Three bedroom, I", bath. zoned commercial, only $24,500. Owner will carry mortgage. WE TAKE TRADES ___________ - or f) 1301W Fairbenke ____________ n','i.'j acres wilts deep will CITY end trees, Forrest Greene, Inc. tot, I 17 a 56' 1 bedroom perfect L's' single retired persons Call $3) $772 or 372-1763. 7574 Park Dr. 372-21)5 Realtor-After Hours Terms. for family fun. Price lust reduced 10133,500 on Ill ZAYRE Pt.AZAFINN PAIK 1.31-6773 HACIENDA VILLAGE. Custom 33 LOCH ARBOR New) bedroom, 2 bath, all Custom extras 135.300. do-.vn 372 7137. - SANFORD delivery Dma Itt Stop Fern Park $34 7R _______________________________ CONVENIENT to?ores, 3u.in. xmui 'w. Ill.VW. CASSELUERRY Cozy im. maeura,,nomeot3 bedrooms, baths, carpet, central heat-air, double garage, extra large yard 171,000 home of Rcattor baths, Spanish Style with central - Spotless 3 bedroom. 2 bath, car. pet ed nice home choic, put S-tO pet. new mortgage. We have many many more, we can tell you about. We arrange financing for the your Choice. C-all or slop by our office, Open till S p m. 7 .iays a week mortgage, or down on 117W Frstt set up within 100 mile-s. Place Homes, $31 2270. Elmer Bakalla, Inc. heat and air. Large yard with privacy fence. 123,300. Terms. LAKE MARY Country at mosptt,re. Nice corner lot corn pii-t.Oy fenced. Masonry tsom., with 3 big bedrooms, 1½ baths, and 2 sheds. 124,500. Adlacent kouse also availabl, for Students, i-i laws. etc. Call Now. RV. Broken Sanford, Fla. Days 3726173 PlIghts 372 5,434 Assume - IMMACULATE 3 bidrooms, "Sanford's S-ales Leader - ' Your Multiple Listing Agency REALTORS 2MSParli Vt'. 3 bedroom, 2 baths 2311 and 754.6 El Capitan, S.antord. Central heat air, fully Carçeted Conven tl financing, 671 440, CRANK Austin Developmenf Corp Io-uely Eve., Sunday, 322-fl74 or 332.1196 Cafi 322-2420 Anytime Homes CONSTRUCTION, _________________________ this SEMINOLE AL"C OL. Wi's. MULTI°LELISTIPIGSERVICC 3771991 1919$, French .-, Fenced yard you Till We Succeedf" bedroom, 2 beth home, huge paneled Florida room. just painted Inside and out. Only 123.100. tP rl-, *, we describ, this 3 Ocaroot,, with equipped kitchen, heat, air. den, and really nice yard N' only 111.200. See this one. Realtors 4157333 LAKE BRf,NTLEY Trees witts area cleared for freshly painted home 2 bedroom. 7 bath All rooms are large If would likC a big garden, and fresh fish, check this budget pfe.sser, 123.930 "We Don't Sempe,- Agency SHARPI Stop Urn!" BALL REALTY Hwy, Il 97, iust North of Dog Track Rd. at beautiful Lake Kathryn Estates. Pre-Grarid Opening discounts, Models set up 50 yCi, Can e,tui in juday. Asa ôbout free rent, Free and PaWS' PINECREST-See stenstrom, CLEANt -' 372-Mel MAIL THE 7 i-AntIques CLUB MAPiOP bedrooms, Pi bath home, fur r,is?-.r. -to-,t ;ri.d j'Qui, 3tt,i Screened Summer Pw'.,se Ale fr ne low price 01 170.000 Call US today to see fhi (!IARMtt-fQ OLOEfl 2 ?.TORY J bedroom, 1°, bath frame on nicely landtcpidcortlof.Hascsral heat and air, fireplace, insulation, equipped kItchen, uble garage and many other features including jarage apartment Price' p6.950 0 WHERE DO 70--Swap and Trade COUNTRY Locust. with tree covered patio, brick gas BBQ, fully car- equipped, more room? Sanford rn oea 7115 Oak Ave 7736970 kitchen painted and In sparkling conditIo. Paneled living room and dining room, includes washer anti dryer. 523,000. See this one. equipped, carpet and drapes. 150) Broker 1. ,ullcle, heat, Thisibedroom, 1) bath tsfreanly VERY NICE OLDER 3 bedroom with many trees, nicety land Icaped, equipped kitchen, central gas .. heat. -. Insulated, -- wood tIoor NEATI " ';r,Ty ''- HausesforSale H tape. Opening 61-Wanted to Buy '41 fenced back yard, 'masonry, wall to wall carpet, and Florida room. 52S.S30. As low as 12.500 dOwn $63 10 1715 PIll. Plo red Move right In PARK RlDGENe..J Immaculate 3 bedroom, 7 bath CO home, fenced yard, kitchen DON HOWE -- (,ARAGLSPACUIOPREP4T S2Smo. CALL 372 2017 afler _____ HousesforSai and - MODEL HOME __________________________ 41 Bel Air off ljrsery. Ooo'l benef Its. Apply In 33$$, Park Ave., Apopka or call 1*6 7722. ext - AOL FAI-W.3LChC(SI - Ste n stro iii opportur,jty. _______________________ 706 N - Park Ave. 323-4170 ______________________________ Do you like working with living plants? We need pottrs. packers And generous laborers in our , . ' Reg Real Estate Broker - central heal pm. JACK R. MCCLURE - house, ..-reag,' tracts ?,rLGliiVi;sICliEpS - Houses for Sate - Park Avent'e WIN Lil SPRINGS . NEW HOMES. nefing. range, Pricedtrt,r?i576 FOR SALE 'ave a place to put Cloce Lake Mary lots. Small thit ntw home before you buy. We well located, mia.' Tomes, anti lotS Of ION -'rn'.P.''.hl h'rrr' ii .c-i. - .i Vili,.', 7)1 44)1 ii Ldir (C(I$-, NOW OPEN Place Homes Nortn, , Business Property For Rent - air. $160 me Call 322 4120 after 6 Real Estate Salesmen needed Excellenf commissIon. Call1 Francis Cygen, Manager. ' Houses Rent Unfurnishod "Sanford- s '.ates Leader" Your Multiple Listing Agency QEALTORS 754.3 Park Or, Make sur, you t ' - — - - - I $ta. *. Cit S REALTOR — 3 Bedraoni CO house, k'tCh,n equIpped, 117$ mo. I last 4us ISO deposit. 372-2150. Mature kitchenhelp S, - TIi _________________________ , Call 322-2420 Anytime 3503 Orlando Dr 37.3-3.500 313 1200 -' __________________________ '- Mobile Homes 300 French Ave SANFORD CLOSE IN Iwn bedroom duplex SurniPi"i BES '" rer'mØnt. 4320 Ori.'i"r' 5.sntord. Convenient and charmIng, lust completing 4 new 3 t,tiroorn sPiel apt prefer middle age homes with garage, air end attmlt, no pits, 91$ Park carpeting Located on a quiet Ave. .322 9140. Street *ith lake breezes Walk to shopping and schools Low down Young men would like another payment Only $27.5oo to 124.350. young man to share rent of trailer, all utilities, TV. linen included 377 CLIFF JORDAN ,I3 17111 lot' appointment, - . Sanlord,, 373-1930; Day. Wk., Mo. - Wanted 53$ NEAR 75TH STREET 2.1 acres, in city, zoned partly PC-I and partly CC 2 601' frontage with average depth of 17$ 4' 13)0,550 5)37 ma. Extras, carport, add ---_--_ Family parks. ISIS Hwy 17 n. r w'rnn for cleaning wofk. 4 hours each morning. 17 per hr. to start Mr. Moore. 159520$ Orlando 817W. 1st St. 322-5641 o'jt%, Hacienda Park. 377 1952. ..., __________________________ BALL REALTY HURRYf i, * Slavia O4 SR 126 - ApproxImately 21 acres unemprovid land. lIMO pit 'crc with 2579 pct. down arid terms. Our 1.700 It. highway frontaue plui rail frontage. 8arrington $973, 21 * 57, 2 bedrms. 2 tiatfl5, Unfljrfli5hed S3, down, 37 .,, bedmoom apt. AIr conditiod Utilities furnished except erosc'ne. Adults only. No pets & children. 1150 ma. Call 372 )*.i SAtI MO PARKS, 1-3-3 Bedroom lraIIer 5. Apts. 2 Adult parks, I of South GREGORY MOBILE HOMES i rci,n furnished npt. L5cdtoofl1 'r :r.:!::-..-: 'it.". 1;, - ,iI. 327 4213 or lfl57u DRIVERSj Part time or full tIme - We train you. Good commission, fellow Cab Co.. 30) S. Park. 17,500 Beautiful homejit,t REAL ESTATE, REALTOR 646179). DBary 64$ 4613 Park Avenue Apartments Rent Furnished 111W Ist.St --------.--... " Detail and Clean up personnel wanted Contact Jack Davis at Bill Baker Volkswagen, 372 ills -- --M,tle. not under II, will train for steel fabrication, inside work. $100 7-Livestock and Poultry 1' r v GOLLY, MISS MOI.LYt We have) extra nice residential lots. Each CORBE1T 42 I IAITSSES * Near Country Club — ,.,_$l. ,( 2 bedrooms. 5150 ma. deposit. Ref.cenes, Phone 373 I07. Retired, or need additional Income f' Part time kitchen work. Hours 11101, 13$ $017. - Volkswagen " Help Wanted concrete Davis. Bill Baker 3219 5. 17-92. work A M or P.M. shllt. Apply Cavalier Motor 1mm, 3100 5. il-fl, $anford .r c3ivi%i(wi Knowledge of work necessary. Call Mr. Dunne. at (01l 7'7S 4777. Factory heip wanted by Start AVON Tobuyorsoll,rlI' EdneWoettIes',u 3019 - AVC II 'Tfl ' spacIous BarMaid,nlgttta 37,7 9979 -riore is-Campers - Travel close to the un certain if I needed a good finish, I wouid have done better. 'If I really had to I would tlllV," id the 3-year-riid 'A1t'i Afrlc4n sho made the Southern hIs 1691 P(A triumph and BOth '.ictor) of his brilliant career. .-,- - Experienced maintenanc, and repair man for mobile home sub ,l' -, Apartments Rent (irand new 15.7 bnrm Units Q5j, closo en area in Sanforti Ideal tot' families or couples. 373 e671. _____ . - Experienced muffler man Apply Mr. Muffler Shop. 2121 S. French $41,. week day's, Any time weeken ____ ER TRAINEE 373 0110 ' ' Realty Call Jerry Stocks, 534 79)4 after a. ExperIenced ifeferred. Apply Lakevlew Nuriinq Cs'nt.r, 919 . 3r.f ¶ Truck Wanted-- Wtlderl and Welder's Helpers ':. b"- T''bdtot, carpeting, drapes, Central heal end air- Fully equipped kitchen wilPi dithwasher $190 a month LP'S mci AIDES. or 315E. RscpiAvq - DiLand This NEWSPAPER does not knowingly accept HELP.WANTED ADS that .ndicate a preference based on age from employers covered by the AGE DISCRIMINATION IN EMPLOYMENT ACT. Mur Information may he obl,jined form the Wageriotir office at Rm. 309, Orlando Prcf. Ctr. 72 W. Lake Beauty Dr., P.O Bo,t 804 A. QrIa.do, Fla. 32806, telephone 741 4173, fl-Sports Equipment With two holes to play. Play , . i,ith ,t ,.t str(thl d1 t ur 1 Lzzkr, 2J, of Sari Jose Calif 1ioe%cr, Fezh'r hlrdled both holes vi-hile a-'iayer, playing in the next ever, saying, "1 had the five shot lead and I didn't try to be clever. I Just wanted to get - companies In Florida. Experience in turf grass, lawn spraying, pest control related fltd I. helpful, not a must Call 534-1040 for appointment. P. W. Collins. Inc., 10$ Candace Dr., Fern Park. SOUTHEASTERN BUSINESS COLLEGE I A' f/__.., - through Friday. Please send complete resume Including salary Cipect Cd to P.O. Bo* 16, Sanfcwd Sm,iIi (leafl,dOWnstar. ,1rt ____________________________ AdultS HOPeR CIRCULATION DOOKKEEPCW and 327 115-I. -SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR -- ___________ --' U ULOROOMS. ADULTS ONLY - MONDAYIhrUFRIDAY lARK AVENUE MOBILE PAPi. ¶ 30p m loS 3Op m SATURDAY 33Opm.to6:30p.m, AVALONApARTMEp4l " Light bookkeeping e*perience ADULTS P40 PETS Preferred, Apply In person THE 116 W. 2nd St CIRCULATION DEPT. TIE $ANFORD HERALD. WELAKAAPAI&IrIIJYt -.... "' I Springi. 56-Campipq Equipment s,-Stamps kast 1300 to 'helr team, The players themselves must come - - —I— S-_ - - - - iz wiut o earn ror me seuson. Immediate OpenngI 'or Plurrea Aides Trainees. EARN AS YOU LEARN. Previous eaperi,nce not required, no age' or educational reQuirementS. Free placement. 7)63911, For personal ifltervew STATE APPROVED Marine That was good enough for the one shot victory over '-'conj year pro Foi'rest Fezle.r, who shot a 68 for 271 and $11,400 to push his carnings to Just below the $100,000 mark by donations from private individuals," he said. Clark added that cacti ot the 15 sponsors contributes at Although this may seem to b' aireat deal just to play frtLdl the program leader .stated Unit it costs at kast $75 pt'r player to keep the (eai'ii on the field of high e'qtilpment and Operating costs, The initial eorupetltlon (or the Pop Warner 'eague starts 15 when twelve nhinI-e!everis will battle In a fonthali °- t' -'.-rin1n,.i 1U Ha t Lik in atitle high The sein will of ficlally kick off Sept. ii. All contests siU take plaee at flue V?iRA West Satellite field directly behind tfw Pats home oJs. SI-Household Goods Equipment esorne, bogeyed both. Player shrugged ii off, how. Tr&nees 5wimming Instruction. All ages, and MI pltasn, Topped by a qualified aquatic ballet artist, IS yt's. Cap. Cell £11 3)96. for Il - __________________________ We are looking for a man with some supervisory experience to lrn over business and eventually trke Ovef all aspects of training, This is a chance t3 make a career with one of the fastest growing Service AI.L 834.8588 NOW ORLANDO BUS INES COLLEGE SI--TV - Radio . Slereo tier par, to capture Le $,o3o lOP prize Ifl the $100,000 Southem Open (aol! 1 ournamerit. -. MANAG leeded immediately to Iran as lflM. COMPUTER PROGRAMMERS The demand for qualified progrjmmers I, real. We wilt tra.n yQU tot this highly Skilled profession & service you with employment at the same lime. There is no ag. limit, but you must be willing to start Immediately. Previous expecience it not required. For your personal interview - For Sate Player carded a 69 Sunday for - a 72-hole total of 270. 10-un- '$ Dilvirs, Warehous, and Sales Personnel. 4 hr. week. E*rellenf fringe benefits. Apply In person after C am. to SCOTTYS HOME BUILDERS, 7(1) French Ave., Sanford & SO—Miscellaneous openings -- Lotsand Acreage Half Realty Realtor, 323-51/4 Unfurnished WANTED' Full lime medical tacrefary for local doctors offIce. • have 30 ii Construction Foremen * We Onjy 127.300. F' -'-- - --'- $3 0 Rooms for Rent ___ mediately No fee, Instant n'Y NOPREIL TFMPOOADV ''iI - ! Main?ennce man Aith sornv knowtedge of ut conditioning, plumbing, etc. Apply L.akevle'w Nursing Cnter. 919 E. 2nd St Nurses Aide Merchandise 55-Boats & TYPISTS ' t 'I'erienCKi in telephone 'i$i'flOiC Conduit and cable con sirutliun Paid vacations and holidays, sick leave. WINCO COhSTRUCTION CORP. 131 3155. It woc*ing In tnt secretarial field ourx1t inIq.tlng to you and yvr need is urgen,. we w.il give you complete training and provide yju with tutlor part time employment. tCh ever you desire Both l.lorning and evening classes available. You mutt be willing Ic start immeatately. Personal in tvitw required., Furnished S4-Garge Rummage - '- Mt." Unfurntshed Woodali passed to Barkum in the end zone with only two min- ()! unus G (A1 t"r er wrn his first tourfl of 11Th b ,sI 1 stroke but it reall ., * CAU 334-8588 NOW ORLANDO BUSINESS COLLEGE Rent Il-Apartments in person , _______________________ Ace- he hit on 15 of fl '41-Farms and Groves nasscs for 140 yards and the tie45-Resort Property is-eaking pass to wide receiver For Sale Jerome Barkum. Harkurii snagged seven aerials for 91 46-Income And Investment Properly yardsasthetoprecelverinuw ins irs Tournament & TRAINEES 21-Sltuations Wanted 19-Rootus lot .'': circulation manager in person _____________________________ TIlE SANFORD HERALD. SECRETARIAL 20-Male. Female 43—Lots and Acreage Sprtr..v,s and Mailland will battle for tln Northern I)ivLclon title. $ [)Ivision winners will then ctnpete for the Conference crowns with the victors getting the chance to compete for National honors in the Walt Disney World Bowl. - ThethrdcompcUngc1assistheJwiigrBantam,wjc the fuotballers must be no older than 14 and weigh in at a :iawrium of 1J). I Wanted Unfurnished It was good to get out of this oflealhe,"heconcedecjafterAi 33-Houses Rent Furnished Woodall fired a 17 yard touch- 34--Mobile Homes Rent down pass with only minutes 35-Mobile Home Lots leftand Bobby Howfield kicked For Rent a 24 )ard field goal with just 36—Resort Property secoixis left to give New York a For Rent 16-13 victory. 37-BusIness Property 'Aldidaprett) good jobeon. For Rent sidering the conditions," Ew3$—Wanted to Rent bank said. The coach sent Woodal! In to Real Estate sub for Namath a ter quarter. But Woodafi didn't 41-Houses for Sale 42-Mobile Homes C'OtU)Ct1fl8 with hkge. field put the game on Ice with 4 seconds remaining. By DAN (ilL.MARTIN Herald Correspondent - Help 4-- ,- EXECUTIVE 47-Real Estate Wanted Pop Warner Season Starts - to the ft1a1 mt!5 of RECEPTIONIST in I room furnished, Private entrance, bath and parking. Call 372 7; RN and LPN's for Sanford Nursing I. Convalescent Center, 950 .Mellonvllle Ave.. Sanforo Apply - Room for a take Charge type person. Look after the packaging anti ShipPing of fleWSP&Pif bun,.., 'j- "-'r '-vn fw can get lhC ion done. contact the WANTED IS-Action Sports il--Male Travel Agencies FlYING CARP,r TOURS, ,INC. Airline t'ckets, Cruise and bun at official rates. 303 Semorin fllvrl - fHwv '• 32-Houses Rent - - WOMEN 29 Stenstrom HousesforSaje Female Help Wanted required - - ''"'"''-------------- ' tPiladethIaSatorday - " - . - r,,r, vs',.i rfloI?') , KILnf',,rtrn "o t r.ton '!!l cc r. 'ji at Wee.' rv Piurt'r j _____________________ Camping-Resorts der9arten. Longwood. Church of 14 God. Seminol* Blvd. ______________________________ Do your campinc3 and Canoeing etCamp Seminole P40 Alcoholic - Uveres, 3724170 9GoodflinEt _____________________________ Black eyed peas for sate-you plck. 18 lyre Farm, 327 1749 or 373 3710. - Mute Help Wanted Wantc-d - E*truder pp.rators by Farm Fresh Rabbit, any quantity, latc insulated wire company, government inspected, 7c a SPisit work. *01 train pound. 377*733 mrcpanicalty inclined Incilvid,,l. Apply in person 5)0 am 1)0 ii Instructions pm anyweekday, ParagonWlr. I 1. Cable, Longwod IflduttrIiI PIANO LESSONS ____________________________ Park, SR 13.4, Longwood. 1?WeekChordCourse _______________________ HarryWesler.3fl-1379 Op,ninginlheSanfocdHeraldMajl Travel & Recreation TAMPA,Fla.(AP)-Jets' Coach Weeb Ewbank says hc just couldn't risk star hurler J ., 372 0137 13 - ,-. - - _______________________ 6-Child Care Namath 'Saved! By Rain -- - 3—Cemetaries - ' Child care In my home, all dty. also bfu. 5. ,iii, chooi. Lake Mary. 323-ills - CivicCenter, Sanford - $797 CALL - Classeswlllstart Sept. 1l,Ipm. ____________________________ ______________________ 2-In Memoriam protest against a lifetime of discrimination toward lefthanded people." no lefties need apply - Will care for preschool children in my home. Please Call $301775 HOT LUNCHES WEEKDAYS. Thanks i-Cards of ':th (it .-h'rhrd, haii 'rt '-f- . 'VI'fl'Y • 11*1.1' Lt..2 'T' b:l! not only with my racket but with my weight as well." as ':' Announcements = IN SANFORD ___________________ ______ - BELLY DANCE * * In Iluctuatlrig and furnitur, sell quickly with a Companion for elderly lady. Driving required In shop. eat out, go to church, etc. Live in. Full day oft per week, plus other free time, Housekeepet' employed one day a week. Personal useof automobile, SoO per wiCk. References * *• -11 NICE 3 BEDROOM. 1½ bath. Kitchen equipped. W.W carpet. private yard. No Qualifying, down payment and pay $157 per r"o. Children's Outgrown Clothes, toys Babysitter needed afternoon & evening hrs, 1 days week. Own transportation. 301 W. 9th St - CHILD CARE IN MY HOME 91.m-)2 Noon Dead line-12 Noon Day Before Publcatlon 19 '. _______ Child care 3 days. 2 tiot mais provided. Any age. CatI newt , COLLINS. by Dick lurner - classIf led ad. ORLANDO BUSINESS COLLEGE____ Child Care p --3 . ___________________________ CALL 834-8588 NOW _________________ 6 o. CANDANCE DR.. FERN PARK OR CALL 1)4 1060 FOR DIRECTIONS INC . CARNIVAL * (tiCkn, fiSh. Shrimp francPise anti profit in a 3 county expansion program, Private investors only. Contact Cmdr, P 0. Sullivan, USH. Ret., 1509 5. French Avt, Sanford. 32771. £IART APPLY IN PERSON TO 4 v*J i;'- vestment market. lnvist with a stable, growing national fast fast food chain. Join the growth program with an experIenced LABORERS ' stability I by Gill Fox _ * HIGH RETURN * Gain 'WE WILL TRAIN TO SPRAY LAWNS S7 50 PER HOUR TO required Brown and white male flassrtt Hound in Winter Springs. "° - 8a.m.. 5:30 p.m. Saturdays 8. Holidays ' '- I - ,,,,, 25 times cocked over the right shoul der. It's going to be a while b fore I play tennis again. No because ('m discouraged am) or because I don't pla y very well (I don't) but be cause the normal recover time for a strained sacroilia Is about six weeks (I did). I guess I should be used It it by now. It all started whet I smeared my Ink in seconc grade handwriting. I've 1ust drafted a ns clause (or my will: "Durin the funeral showing, the dc ceased's left arm and hand, . - LOST '- xi kIIU .s' a' I ElM ktpflh noerator Sounds intirtiting to you and you are avivlable to start immediately. we can have you working and training at the same lime. There is no age lImit and high school diploma Is not required. Prepare yourself for the future now in this highly rewarding field. Personal intervIew Lost and Found __________________________ Ithru S times / ,i DIAL A DEVOTIaN 373 5010 Central Baptist Church * \:;" ii — Ask for Want Ads -' KEYPUNCH TRAI N EES Writ, P 0. Uox 121: Sanford,Flo,ida 8319993 . ROOFERS. Experie,,cedinbuiItj roofIng. AlSO--ROOFERS HELPERS. GoOd QQ$. apply in person to 115.0 Rooting Corn', penny, 1311 Seminola Blvd., CafleIberry, IBWI Can Help Phn 73 .517 Winter Park- SIDE GLANCES Male Help Wanted _____ PerhapLAlcohoilcaAnonymous Orlando 13 -_______ FACEDWITHADRINKIHO PROBLEM 322-2611 ..---------------._____ '':— Instructions 11 Icrsonal ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Free, 614-7027 for "We Care""Htlir,e". Adults or Teens. '- the right or left. So I was happy to see a series of instructional articles for the LESSON 7. "The Backhand tennis novice and I decided to (I) As the player is about hHo,c the Iee;aZ rehicus!y to hit, hiz right cot will then to correct all my bad habits. be completely sideways to the act. As he makes this step Well, you can't read a tenS with his right foot toward the nis lesson while playing the net, his weight transfers with game (the paper geLs sweaty, 'him from left foot to right as among other things, so I he meets the bail not only began my self-instruction in with his racket but with his the less embarrassing atmos- weight as well For the phere of my basement. As it left-bander, that last stateturned out, "seif-DEstruc- ment is painfully true. My tion" miht be more apt. By backhand position was a bad the time i got to lesson four, "1 imitation of a corkscrew and was beginning to think that if the hail was more than an : I -tuld Mavb: ' Seminole -- _____ Monday, Sept. 10, 1973—SB Your Friendly Classified Gal Want Ads Are "Buyerfinders"CaIl I DIAL i j The Sanford Herald Want Ads Get Results! Suffer CALL 322-26 1 1 THE SANFORD HERALD �6B-The San'ord herald Monday, Sept. 10, 1973 Are You An Armchair Shopper? Check I $6 income and Investment Property I SANFORD AREA 10 Miscellaneous 2 4 The Bargains - by ---- Art Soniom ---., 1r" '. Fnr Sit lp SADDLE EQUIPMENT-BOOTS western Wear. Save at the Old Corral Wtatern Shop. 17.92, I mite !l at Dearv Listings Want" 1)0 on brand rie 30 I i.,i I, '.II i.. i CARPET WALL TOW4LL 'MMEDIAIE I N STALLATIO N Commercial carpet w4otesatq has over 7000 yardi of new broad$om carpet left over from Commercial i nstallation Will tell and IMlall, at builders whc3etIe cQ%t. 1050 PCI. below r.tafl. Financing f.I Si '!' rn-sn .'. FRE IGHT SALES 1 65 - - - 55 LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS All 1911 rnewlai .i volAny air conditioner instock. SS Over c.sl iut Ii eigttl. (a11 0744 and ask for Sam. STEREOS SEWING MACHINES SUMMER SALE Buy locally and got service Singer Golden Touch & Sew-%77. Neccifi Zig Zag-fl. STEREO Walnut finith, floor model-Ill. Yitht at V. 1.ii:I; c.nd4 r.*-r Center, 307 C. Itt Downtown. Ph. 722 9411 or I4REHOUSE SALE FACTORY PRICES Color TV On Singer tfecchi arid Wnite Zig Zags. A' IewesI26. S,. .-' Sanford Sewing Center, 307 C. 1st. Dwn 37294)1, $14.95 Mo. Purchase Plan Color World TV 6441006 ...._ - TELEVISiON SETS MILLERS I i;S - By DONNA ESTKS LOADED. NOTHING DOWN. TAKE OVER. CALL ef fluent from malfunctioning septic tanks in the deve!op- herald Staff Writer - . MANAGER. 323 6730. 621 1311. WAGON. LOADED, NOTHING DOWN, TAKE OVER. CALL CREDIT MANAGER. 3234730, 2$ ll. I Seminole County Health Director Julian Fried ern. phasized today no typhoid cases gv any increase in intestinal disease has beer) reported In Oviedo Oaks Unit I in the wake of typhoid bacteria findings In 1967 Plymouth 4 door hprdiop, new lag. Tires, arid Inspection sticker. 111 112$. Ifleflt. But, Fried said, the typhoid incubation period is two weeks and his department i.s collecting sainp!e3 from subdivision resident-; In a search for a typhoid carrier, 31' Cruising Houseboat by irwn - ...- . ard out, Off fu, lWifl I3 Fir Inbo boards, air cond., luxuriously equipped for lIve-aboard, 111.500. I Clearwater. *13414 *333. l home it, t' have ill Gov't surplus galore. &rnpius World, 11631 E. Hwy. 50. V!0344. 59 Musical Merchandise PIANOS 1 upright end 1 tpinef, 'b 'y"y$ cc'-'di'frn. CIl tat Apopka, - 3619OrlandoOrlv,3fl.3fl 61 Building Materials 323-5620 68 - -- - - - - • Hors _______________________ Auto Repairs t&r.t Wanted to Buy Junk Cars Removed Abandoned, uanled,jiiIi cars h.Sulfd away. Your cost. 110. (J( ,iid. 25 aivi ao-itmc orof Experts Rea Spanish, Mediterranean Provincial Mercury Comet, '66. 219, extra clean, good condition, auto. trans mIsSion, p.s., pb. SaOfl. 349.5343. Home Improvemeni' SERVICES UNLIMITED HANDYMAN General remodeling, All types carpentry. m.nory work. Free es timates. 372 &S. - REASONABLE PRICES. CALL 322. 3931 Central Air Cot ionlng. For free -_ I estimate, call Carl Harcia at Droit SEARS In Sanford. 322-1771 For Builders, tub Contractors. A&RAPPLIANr,E REPAIR Complete Hx,ise Plans and Shop All makes service Drawings Fast, dependable, ,fh.$30V economical Call v;cleq345.3743 IIIIIIII -- Iris -jiat.-- ' 4-. 74 t'f 'el, re-, 5'?, 1, '.1S249 Also evaabJe:p.ake; headphones and Garrard turn tables , - ".'etiouIe Outlet located Orange Ave. Orlando (b.wss Holden & Michigan). Hours 9-9 Man.-Fri. 3510$. . . Trimming Shrubs. 'rimmed & thaptij. Flower b"ds cleaned & edged to per. tectuon. SpeiiItt. Mowing by request Only. Flee estimate, 32,3. 101*, recorders. Ph. 373 7520. Fencing Ki - ____________ F --ftf -_.~1;~_-_._____1-M,---" I I --.--...___._~ I.1-00-T ___ asism-N-CM-1-6 _.______-..WW1__._ i Slat)),, utt;'y Ghss.Mjrrors 5ENXARI. {,LASS a PAIN: Ct.) 210M 377.1477 - c rr.M slrvjure barn? Call BOB'S BUILDINGS. 3734530 anytIme, hay --- Adding a rom to you t.,FurniSh it with items v.rtljao In Classified nome Improvements ; BuUdozing For Rent -Motor gral,er & sel. NMOft Pan with operators & labot. IM "16 - _V EUL DO'aRwoax CIr.lrng to" Our our SpL67ty 373.1731 after 3 p.m. Compltl* roofing & P*OVW paining, IS t't. fJpefItnCt. Ph. 323 174.3 nlqth. -' C. R. Back hoe Service o Seminole Fill dirt, driveways, septic tar*$ 'tai ]fl9tl73734Q ,III I I atLtt L1WLL BRAPID N.ME $ . Ceramics 28 ~ .. ,l - ----t - -.. C1 117 ieyA' -..., - -? 1*11) buyers fl'r pifle t,malI in )w.(o5t ciaxsit,o aJ lot' results. ' efling ri-lay to move? Sell excess teni qlkty with aciassitiedu - it I p ',, . Roof PATIOS w C. - overlooking . . . etJIm•fes, 323-0196 . repairs, I il I#. Iitt1 tc JOYcFwi5ThRlLL,R& rrr.s rf-'i!.'.s Water c .tiOrfL 2 4.tt0 - all type, no, ctmroflH,&.a Retool Mlillocialify. call j , pod. ing *31 7fl4 or 322 nfl, Free es tt - t ' ,- ____ - (Herald Photo by Mark Wint2) 11110 i 446 i what you _ should be N ews WELLS OR 'LI. D . PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types rw$slzij W*rpairandservlce $TINEMACHINE& SUPPLY Co. W 7iJ f D1 41 Diae c4 ____ ci - . - - . 11 after accepting $36,675 from Lakefront Development Ltd. for aclty.owned lot on Seminole Boulevard west of the former Standard (311 lank (item hint fh.a City sells lot has no reverter efront DevelopmentI Id received an exclusive, nonassignable open end option in March to purchase the lot. The option was conditioned on a master Lakefront developflivflt plan being presented to city commissioners before the actual sale toA place. ________________________________________________________________- n D p Murders .. peeled to argue before a nine-judge appeals court that a president Is not subject to any court order. (Page 2A) A Development Ltd., told com- 'yi3,1iu,, .hii) iztforgiiaflon on Inc Identity of these two males should conta ct me through the Seminole County Sheriff's Dept." Abbgy said. Another body found wtui the young blondehaired girl's corpse near Lake Lotus Just off SR 431: still unidentified, according A report from an anthropologist is still pending and Abbgy said this report may provide new information on the corpse's identity Abbgy said he believes the unidentified body was ditched it the dump sometime prior to the murder of Miss hlarberts He said the difference in the state decomposition of the bodies Indi tes tw o es were probably thert a different times believe u'. were put there by the 15ifl prün' Abbgya1d The last time Miss hlarberts was seen ailse she was searing a grey dress, according to IlH3jUIlCiS pdbiIIiJlg COfl' Abbgy's reports. "On the basis of interviews with her friends we hive learned it was unusua l for her to wear a dress, Abbgy said sultants wouldn't be hlr'td to do a master plan until all PDCttcs 113 the dcvclopn'.ct area had been purchased lie called the city-owned lot the key' j and said if it wasn't purchased it could possibly tern) nate lakefront development plans. In mid-August the city agreed to extend the deadline for development of 14 acres of Lakefront landfill sold to a group headed by Ft. Myers architect W. R. Frizzell. The city is In lieu of lazes during the delay before cOn- Earlier in the investiga tion \b '' 'd he r fle Aug. 5 wl someone she knew because she changed clotheis before she left Her neighbors said they did not see anyone pick her up the day she disappeared, A bbigy said. Authorities have made no mention of finding a grey dress near the make-stuft graves; however, a unique birthstone ring was found near the bodies and Abbgy said today that he believes the ring may lead to a break in the case cl "No one we have Interviewed recalls Laura ring,' Abbgy said truction of an apartment wearing or owning th... McClanahan said Monday be thought similar "strings" on development were to go on the • AA II Ijpp aqI Iviuiiti I r IjI I'.IIJI liii . - "I IIUI II , :- &ii% lJiU W l.LiP.tI1U1I( Development Ltd,He said his reasoning in instigating the closing on the lot sale was the city should have the money and draw Interest in the Interim before development. Project Plans Dropped - PRF.q[DF,NT NIXON'S I[AWYERS are ex- 0 looking "There should have been the GMC originally sought 12 City Manager Warren Knowles struction from Third Street to standard conditions and By BOB UAWD units an acre and later droppedto research "the ultimate size" West 25th Street)," City reverter as on other property A. sold by the city In the last three the request to 10 units an acre. needed for a new sewer force Commissioner A. y main to rv th se e years to e Wi ton McClanahan sa ns developers," . Plafl for a id. million conCity co nissioners Monda McClahan said. project and several other domlnium project on2o acres o! also rezoned 86 acres north of "We shouldn't allow them to in u Illgroves straddling Country Club .046 A 0 Paola Road) and east planned McClaha ii in1 Cliii. I a in II Y tie into the present six-Inch Road south of Mayfair Golf and of Oregon Avenue for multi- developments already on. main serving Idyllwildc Section mL'csioncrs Gordon Meyer and Country ClI4b in Sanford have family units, eight to the acre nounced for the area along SR Three." he said. Morris have asked City 46-A on the city's western side. been dropped. -: Manager Warren Knowles to maximum, 1 1 want the developers to get Knowles said none of the research recordings of previous Gary Martin of GMC Builders Winston and Associates of and Developers Inc., Oritindo, Washington agreed Thursday to together to fund a sewer force developers have been told the meetings on the subject of any sad today the purchase of the the density and announced main to the "Big Inch" (major present sewer main would contingencies on the single lot treet will not be made because plans to put in an $8 million Interceptor line under con- handle their developments, sale. density of eight units per acre, project of 112 condominium imposed by city commissioners apartments and 168 patio Monday in rezoning the homes. No date for starting pruperty, makes the proposed construction has been project economically un- estimated for the project that feasible. Martin said the sale will Include a 36 acre park and ' contract was contingent on recreation area. higher density zoning. f C'rnunissioners -: instructed 4v -11 _V I' Herald Stall Writer ' over? . S CLOG By John A. Spoiski To those 500 or more who attended the Seminole high School Boosters Club meeting at the school last week..a reminder that you'll be able to see yourselves on Seminole Cablevision Wednesday evening from 7:30-8:30, As a matter of Information, there are now over 3, ford homes connected to this home TV service. . - - -. if You sure are if you are I not a regular reader You may be overlooking the very item it in CL'ts'ified' - ('-t You think that perhaps thmgs are a little slow locally in the I building business? . May be... In the Winter SDr1ns area. ... . -- - A And you may be overlooking the many opportunities to find a unused possessions in your home which you'd like to sell! Don't overlook a good thing. Look over the tremendous opportunities Classified offers you today and every day. Cash it buying . . T11E STEEl.. INDUSTRY is granted a price increase that the government admits probably will result in higher prices for consumers (Page 2A) Till' DI'sTItI( T itrfl)11\I" in Memphis hi'aiitls ''case CI(ed'' on the 111ti9 slaying , y g of the 11ev Martin x.iuiier i,,,ing Jr.. uebpite Ifl" . sistance by James Earl Ray that he is not the killer and announcement that he will ask U federal appeals court to free him (Page 2A) . . TV. A measure to extend broadcast ban on cigarette advertising to little cigars has been passed by the Hou se and sent to the President. 1The law, approved 2V to 63, ':would take effect 30 days after _r signing. A 14MLMIIF4R FLORID HOUSE cornmittee begins taking the eidence that Speaker Terrell Sessums says is needed before the legislature can consider changing Florida's tough oil spill law. (Page 5A) ______________________ - - It's something to think about: L a; - y . *_ _ '"" 4I F i . "triple option" fire six per cent, expected to bring protection contract, lea ving the in $12,600 Council discussed Its Longwood area unr. proposed expense ordinance to protected, S .x ,# -, gist sa laries tocoundlmtn but .1 a The council accepted con c ti.xk no action on the IiiaUer and • trcLs lu protect 1.1.tch Arbor for . . .______ .' $10,373 and the remainIng did not say what the proposed _.i__ ' '2 .. - ,,.t i'l'%e ,e'" '"-" unincorporated portions of the salaries were to be. -I Lake Mary' will become the old Lake Mary district f '':'' ,,,J ti" __ $11,130 The county offered first city ouLside the southern ".SL_ _T' d' to $4,560 to protect Longwood area of the county join tii . . hilts, just north of 1ngs- 'xKI ( Al.M) (Council of Local rl~ ;ç and below the old fire district (;o'err31ilem3ts) at the beginning 1 " t line, but the city's volunteer oftt'eyear,decidingtojojn 1 organization it a $250 fee f1renn opposed the pli " "s, I I sm SanfordandOviedoare the only I. that area. -- .ç ""t. Council approved first two municipalities not mem- fr 'h' t! . he organization. reading of its utility tax or. (9001 advice from our DKIGU1 IJG IN FOR MENTAL HEALTH FACILITY volunteer firemen," said AMONG officials taking part today in groundbreaking ceremonies for Councilman harry Terry, Weather decided to reject the county'sSeminole County s $427,000 mental health facility to be built behind Yesterday's high 91 low this offer to protect the Longwood Florida Hospital North in Altamonte Springs were 1 to r Corn. morning 73 and here was .05 of Hills area." missioner John Kinibrough, Altamonte Mayor Lawrence Swofford an inch of rain yesterday. Terry went on to say the and Robert Scott, exectifive vice presidetit and administrator of Considerable cloudiness firenten said it lack of tire Florida 1-10spitial. To be staffed by the hospital, the 24-bed facifitv %vill through Wednesday with also treat outpatients. Architect is Eoghan Kelley and contractor, thundershowers likely today hers not rrcessaril' equip. hlti(ISOfl Company of Florida. Kimbrough credited the League of and mainly during afternoon ment, was council's FCILSOfl for % tOIIni Voter-s for sparking the $325,000 bond issue to fund the badly and evening Tuesday. Highs excluding the area below the from upper &Os to low 90s. Low old fire district line from needed facility. tonight In 7(. protection, llerald Photo by Jane Casselbcrry ' - . ' ' -". - 1)... ,.' , - '. .- ' .'.. (or 11 '• . .- .'- •', ' .-' n ' ...' " • ' :-.: : ' -. - .... .,............-........... - ' ............. * - ........ "x' - ' . .2A Entertainment - . - IA Bridge .................(IA IIot'oscope ........... ..6A Caiendar ., .............3A Hospital notes ...__U ..&7B Public notices ..........8B i COt"ItS - - - - , .. . 7A Society - . ........ 6A Crossword puzzle - - (IA Sports 1.311 Dear Abby ............(IA State ...................5A Dr. Crane ..............7A Stocks.................. 2A Editorlalcumrnent , ...4A 'IV ........ 7A , , . - n Are4tth.i ... ... _________ - - - ' ,. ,' '.' ,". I de x :' making air pirates walk the plank at 30,000 feet. . '. ' - I little lgarsbelrerti.sedon ( Mondaynightdecjdedtoaccept two-thirds of the county's Power franchise ordinance at - ____ 0 at ' and selling 1'. place your own ad, dial 322.2611 or 831.9993. Our readers will be looking for I fort-orrovil -: eight per cent, expected to bring in $20,888 according to the proposed budget for 1974. Also passed on first reading was the Florida ____ - buyer for UP IN SMOKE . dinance set 13'JRICHARDS Herald Staff Writer ! ___ - . Political wrong-doing is defined a5-'somcbody' goofed." GONE -. - a been seeking for months! Look for POLICE say a man charged with a slaying while on a furlough from a correctional institution this past weekend has now been charged with a ra pe and attempted slaying that happened while he was on another weekend furlough in August. (Page 5A) LAKE MARY.City council - - - -- _____Longwood Hills Loses Lake Mary Fire Guard -. and user of Classified! you've THE SEMI-ANNUAL LOVE BUG MATING SEASON is on again and hordes of the radiator clogging, grill-smearing insects flying in mated pairs are making life miserable for Central Florida motorists and service station attendants. (Page 5A) -- specifically SR 434, there are three different housing (kvciopulerlts which will Ic "coining out of the ground" he next thi?t 13 argest Ilie ll include 550 houses, another has 428 stileduled to lx built and the third ',s ill hut Up imound l4i, for a net total of just over 1,100 houses, IE THE SENATE FO K El G N RELATIONS COMMITTEE seeks to use a 20-year-old tactic to obtain access to FBI summaries of national security wiretaps involving Secretary of i': State-designate Henry A. Kissinger. (Page 2A) ' S I A'.-.fl .'.tpri,,)f trei t-..? H-.L iMPMOVLMUI5 small Jobs Wanted 372 133$, "Lake Mary-, - - - MURDER VICTIM'S RING? .. -, I PAUL SLATEP Prolossional Wa,Ipaper Hanger LcCnted . Residential - Commercial Free Estimates Ph. 322 6873 - __ COG BURN ENC q t. .-. t.e'g city 0 between French and Myrtle A Avenues on Seminole _________________________ I Laura Lynn Harberts, 18, an Orlando hospital clerk missing since Aug. 5, was seen by a friend st the theater where she and the two unidentified young men were waiting to see "Jesus Christ, Superstar," Seminole Sheriff's U George Abhy said It was the last time she was seen alfv Abbgy said , - 3' and trrg' It's "Fix up" Time, Hire 3n expert repairman team todays ca$tffo ' i1 - rt,- r o' i. e*perieaed ctrieaneIco #tx. Cs.irCr.s -- ' Patton, Walks adif Are you -. . repair South Seminole Drywall and Spray Srvic, tPllfiging t drywall textures. Pb. 7.$3]$ ___ 'I .. - 4 resiiir'ng. Licensed & bonded. Reasonable, CISrI.* Seals 3Th6II4 iii,C '" t h questioned. I £ aaper naflg.flg rc-:.'r fJm dttdy HaIr ii p,,.,- - V~ Lake Monroe -- t sM vanished. In other developments in the case, in vestigators said Jack Knight, accused pop-bottle -= . - u - ~L - ~--_ ~ Affil"Em _. I -___~_ - -- -r- - two young - 40. Tn,nmlng ' t'.n'-nkIo - - Szmino1e County sherjfrs detectives said today they behese an Orlando girl, whose g> was found in an Altamonte Springs dumping . Li1LL t fft!Lit! tJ1J3 'Fern Park Irr es topped, trimme 1, taken down, cut for firew ood. 75 yts nyptient. Ph. day or night, 373*745 . JACI.SQl35 CERAMICS, Suppile*, in dealer 10-5. CloSed Thursday Custom mao. screen rooms, car3_7 797) pOrtS Top wotkm4napip nid ftit(5 LEACH ALUMINUM FABRICATION, 373 4673, h &Ceramic ~_ _. - - Herald Staff Writer 436 & 17-92f araj Tree - By - C. dEW,OME PLUMBING SERV ICE &erwr.,l t1rl new work. Fermi, bom, Commercial. , da ys a wk, 131 4058 Herald - . So u g wo am en - W. WHCkDon1throw lwayu5etu,kft, sien"s 5411 tti.m Quickly with • ant Ad by raIling 372 - t -- Plumbing - - uspec Questioned - Grooming- I'rotess..,, Wij'i love I am -a p m, Animal Haven Grooming and Boardi ng . 3375137 Pm00ehng7 ROOm Add *11 typal% Of carpentry. Interior. Exterior, Reasonable. 373.4543, " "' - S WHERE THE CUSTOMER MAKES THE DEAL 1114 ZAI'RP 11111 A NA IPERN Pet Care ADCOCI', Rooting 8. Sheet Metal Gutters& Down Spouts - - Sanford commissioners expressed surprise Monday that the city apparently has lost any control over development of the - 4- Z43 MIM . . e WHOA. Don't throw away useful idle le-ms Sell them guikly with n Herald Want Ad b) calling 372 3611, and asking for a friend ly Advisor building, Several If representing Lakefront L* .4capng - Malnfenan,,, Commercial & Residential Charles BtI* Co., 3fl 425 • I a fl KS - . ll La wn Service, Odd lobs, mu Light hauling. Tremblay, 371.7774. Need fencing? Wi install best quality fences, aI typ•s. Fast. Turner Fence Co 371.37$1 . , . Free Es Reasonable A'ter 4-37347g7' TVS, plione eQuipment, 1. Strict tape player, FM AM radk.ts, tape TOWER'S BEAUTY 3ALON (formerly Harrle$rs B.rt Nook) sit P V12 S747. - Hooks Garden & Lawn Service Landscaping, Mowing, Edging, - PLANNING STARTS FOR LAKEFRONT DEVELOPMENT . . (starred) without reverter clause i) CALL 322-131* - - - "Sanford" Lawn Service . ,, 11 - 19/j-Santorc,, Florida 32771 Price 10 Cents . . -Aelo _V~ '.-'_ - 66th Year, No. 17 -_ "'"111-P - ii, 26 YEARS EXPERIENCE 3234106 e Lx- Yamaha 230. Excellent con. ' dillon. $195. Cell 372-3617 after 5 30. LZIG ZAGS - - '72 0 Id clock and pocket watches wanted, regardless of age or Condl?Fcn. 322 3326 - . 000l'Ii" - -.,-.,. I __- _____ ______ 4 used, ath buytr for used articles, fur. nittee, etc. HWY 16 ANTIQUES, 321-6972. . Control Lost Of -":- _~ _ - - .--. W I* o q P . 4* - I A- , F ~ " j, - .3 ,., L_ - rb it v ,IR 1-1 - __ - STERROSPECIAL & TRIMMING IteCtrcnIC Equipment Repairs Hire a super i.ijtvsm, a cis if ed, .0 tl your donI '-' or No Job Too Big or Too Small MOWING, EDGING cr ate P.'.,siC Unuim.tei--RJo 2W99 a ADDITIONS Ehctronlc £qvàseit Repair SAPirOPO HEATlNG 8. AIR CON DITIONIPIG. 2609 Sanford Ave., Need L&M& SONS HOME IMPROVEMENTS DRAFTING & PLAN SERVICE. For builders, sub Contractors 1. individu. Custom PiouW plant, pft plans. 8. room odthoos. Ph. 3234020. Attic AIIIIII q.1 F) C. Hotlman Panting 8. Oecorafir. Interior III ('teeiO(. Quility Work. Licensed 8. Insured. 3234144. IDEAL FocI Table tak up too much room? ACl$setfAd will find It s - * s. tioose from $1993 to $159 9$ Nam, brand vacuums, 19995 New 111 SIngefs, t39,95 The SUBARU DL WAGON _~ .,i~_ =__ _ Motorcycle; ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED rop prices Paid, any condition. &44 5176. W!-'- Perk. frl 1 1. 1 4[ $ - To Serve You! Concrete Sanford Electric Company 7522 Par* Drvr, 322 ISO - :lw __. " . _____ -_ ,.o. THIS WEEK AT UNITEDFREIOHTIALES I t - iL 1 I - - ______ - . - - The answer to "What to do with your old Car." Sell it with a Classified - CASH 372 4132 For used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Buy 1 or 1001 Items, Larry's Mart. 715 Sanford Ave. in - I i P __ ~_ .Sa m" are deed delivered to the buyers 12 Volt Auto Batteries III 95 REEL'S BODY SHOP 10' Snc,qd Avenue' Corvair. 115 nrA tin a it Corvair IS ea. 377 2261, Top Dollar Paid. Auctions every Friday Nite, 7:30 pm AAA. I ()RNITURE & AUCTION . LL''nn,xi 133 Jij 62)0, 625 13.11. 1)01 - 77 FULLY SELF CONTAINED. NOTHING DOWN, TAt(ti OVER. CALL CREDIT MANAGER, 321- 1966 Buick Station Wagon. air. all Power, good shape. $395. 2647 Brookside Court, Maitland, 64.3 Parts-Accessories _____ FURNITURE & ANTIQUES . I -- ONOWEEM .--. - ________ Creek and Mead Manor lakes, until laboratory tests completed. Water sample collections Fried has urged the residents Fried said his office will be from all homes in the sub. to receive typhoid shotfi either division will be completed this from their family physician or testing today to determine If typhoid bacteria has been afternoon, Fried said, urging at the health department. He carried in the runoff from ef. that the residents there con. has 2130 alerted all Seminole fluent saturated lawns In tinueto boil water o' use bottled County Doctors to watch for Oviedo Oaks to Sweetwater water for drinking purposes intestinal diseases or typhoid. - LSSOr SHELLY USED CARS. 70i French Ave.. 323.2%0. . Ford, 1966 stalIon wagon. good condition. Ph 617 3737 Automatic transmission, new lirS. C'.iiI 5 Ciii i; ) 76 '6% MUSTANG. V-I WITH AUTOMATIC. NOTHING DOWN, TAKE OVER, CALL CREDIT MANAGER, 373 6730. 67$ 1111. , Ap&mces. ______ morning was not availeble for comment. - - - the homeowners were cited because set at9a.rn, Wednesday at DPC they are office, 3319 McGuire, suite 232, doing the actual polluting even Orlando, to disiclass immediate though they are "Innocent action to correct the problem victims." and to determine who is responilble for a long range Oviedo Mayoc Lkol, olliff, solution, although In city hail at a Iangley Adair, county DPC "Construction conference" this , I ___ *30.9202 hearing has been chief, said ____ -.. Ph. 1309217 An informal - Vii Chevrolet conver$ewe, V.S. P.S., 972 71' Centurion- Slnt a pfiv rquity of $300 and takeover, Call _______________________________________ ________ .... - - NF.W '.'O Pt.) TRAVEl. H',', 'v 17 9.1 1. (')N (.V, CO I) PH. $34 9121 Classes now forming In beginner English EquitatIon at Shady Trails Public Riding Stables 3 77. -____________ all sIzes, half price. 040 AIR CONDITIONING AND HEATING SERVICE The State Department f Pollution Control Monday of. ternoon slapped land developer Calbert Construction Co., the City of Oviedo and homeowners in the affected area wi th notice of violation of the anti-pollution law and demanding corrective action, . Autos for Sale Ad. Campers Travel Trailers - 2 HORSES -REASONABLE UXCELLENT WITH CHILDREn PM 3715379 lIlt. Sa ber, 3Sh.p. Johnson, trailer. depth I inder, 5530. I') h.p. Johnson, new condition $123 30h.p. Johnson with controls, needs starter, old but runt, gOod 545. 322 1*77. . 'S ill trCpd; L't 1; ',t,! L.r t,'J ui our I' all ter ii. Special price for Sept. Call 373 4914. Meriury 10 HP Motor an'I Chirnr, lilt trailer, good Condition. $300. Call 322 2480 after S. - 7P.M. Open daily, O.S. We buy or sell one piece or hOutChold, Cons ig nments welcome 322 990-9, SANFORD AUCTION. Hwy. 17.97, Sanford. -___________________________ -Grooming fc -1.'.astpr MAIflPIL 2977 Hwy, 17.97 3225961 Surplus new lumber.. Air condihonlng __ P PlymOuth GTX, 410. 4 speed. Sacrifice. days or •vnIng5 373 '745. '69 DODGE POLARA HARDTOP. HUNTER SPECIAL CAMPER, FULLY EQUIPPED. AND PUBLIC AUCTION Every Monday Nite - CLOSED UNTIL OCT I Auction .. - Doberman Pinscher pups and adults. AKC champion lineage Termt available. 363 S740. Equipment 56 Camping Equipment /2 German Shepherd pups, AKC, 6 wks. 5.50. Animal Haven Kennels, 322 5732 between $ am. -6 p.m. Boats & Marine ....,_ - -- Stamps-Coins To buy and sell gold or sliver coins. contact us tirst, We also buy bulk silver coins. SEMINOLE COIN CENTER. IftO W. Ill. 372-4357. Pets and Supplies FREE KITTENS, SOLIDI1LACK. PH. 124-5353, .'jj5( - I 1977 beautiful walnut cabinet. AAA FAA multiplex radio. I track tape player, psychedelic lights, and much much more. Guaranteed. Sold new for 5.429. Pay balance of 1115. or nothing down $ SQ per month. Phone 617.1577 for free home trial HALLMARK. 1785 W. Fairbanks Ave.. Winter Park. New and Used. Freecrs, Washers, Refrigeratorsand Air Con ditloners GENEVA HEATING & AIR CONOlTIopjrç 3I98 Household Goods 69 Equipment for Rent__- Rent Blue LuStre Electric Carpet Sh6mpooer for only $1 per day CARROLL'S FURNITURE. REPOSSESSED scks Applrxc Salta & Service. 7617 S. Frrnh Ave.. Sanford. Ph. 372.7658 I,' IN ZAye PLAZA •FtRN PARK *3)4712 $0 Now MATTRESS A 5" Springt (tns Complete $1, 28 4 - Ncr. arid ust.j KULP DECORATORS 71.000 ISTU Air coditIQn.t. used 6 mqitP'i 5750 35 HP Evinr.- TV-Radio-Stereo * *STEREOS* * FREEZERS Custom Early American 35505. ORANGE AVE ta&chair ............. ORLANDO Nnr z Piece bedroom set, . 11;9,rj. V.nvlro(ker .......57,50 Seft InOude dresser, cheat, Full bed. box springs. mattresS ................ in irrar, headboard & bedding. At$Ø living room sets. U9.95. Hrs. Danish couch vinyl ......... Mon. Fri.9 to 9. Sal. 9 to S. Terms Other fine used furniture availat4e. -.--.----------- 53 RECONDITIONED Rrfr;gera?ora, Washers and Dryers. WARRANTY. Free Delivery. WHITESIDE APPLlANCE, 641 7141. 3 piece Mtite oak bedroom suite, bookcase headboard. M. Ph. 322, 4300, UNITED Appliances KEP4MOPE WASHER, parts, service, u5Cd machines MOOUty APPLIANCES. 323 0697 Slmmor,ttwm oevs with headboards and spfeadt, $40. 3;.';o WILS014MAIER FURNITURE buy tell trade 3n 52 Four six piece place settings, Gorham Chantilly Sterling Silver, extra pecet. Four live piece place settings China Montclair by Lv.snox 3fl33y$ after 1. LS LA IL I 34I45,I Call cnhlecIl &lIIfl&f 1111~w~~111~~ 1 .__ - In u;i y Autos for Sale 70 hold Source Gro is . . 1 61 RAMBLER AMOASSAOO ± 9. -1O,kj , i% I., - Search F0r T -:= •• HOt Rod Special - 193* Dodge Pick up, '67 Flredome DeSola engine, parlially customized, S45(, Club Diamond, DeBary. alt AM FM stereo component tnt 149.93 each; Tape decks $19.95; head çEonri V. apeake's 123 pair. Also available BSR and Garrard turn tabitE a limited supply of I channel systems at $149.95 each; 3 5t,rrOcDnSQles 17* each. 3 AX6000 Garrard, reg. $419. now, only $236 Shop early tar best ielec?ions iirt Mon, Fri 9 to 9. Sat. 9 to S T-rns available, Miscellaneous For Sale . -_.- IS$ Ford Pick Up Runs good. $173 131-6131 STEREO CLEARANCE CaIlart Real Estate 74 Hour See vice Call 372 749$ Below. 1931 Ford pickup truck, clean, runs good. $223. Agent, 373 $430. 35SCS ORANGE AVE. ORLANDO Real Estate Wanted Is Trucks and Trailers 80 47 -.., 1964 Chevrolet El Camino 327. V.I. I Speed, map wheeli, $900. Call 322115$. FOR SALE Commercial building, 30 x 10' wi air condIl,Qned oflice. tdaM ft or storage and bustnen, Lot till S5- * King the bed. complete. 1100 210" . Call Bud, Couch. 2 end loW,s, coffee tables. 175 Truck lopper, needs work. JOHNNY WALKER Revelation slot gun 323 IOU REALTY MAITLAP4D FLEA MART. 194 327 6157; After S. 322 7111 Hwy. 17 02. Open Sal. I. Sun 95 C)) 9550. 831 7930 INCOME PROPERTY "For Sale' two nice Apartment %, large car port, private enlran:ei and extri UNITED lot adjoining, 372 ni. FRE IGHT SALES t I THE BORN LOSER - I. I ...... 4 9 � 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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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>, September 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/dd2b67c4d593e0425e9400b2368278fb.pdf 80959ee304b384761b8bf79b40fafbe0 PDF Text Text - - A BTheSanforcIHer&d C a'gi %a y Tuesday - Oct 14' 1AI1cii.ui lug Tisiuui, IL eiiir..lr. *ivv W M. ,•••• ''L... so Lois and Acreage in r iiie ualis ierc ciossitiecs - Art by ACIS - . Miscellaneous Sonsom CARPET Realty Cimmerclal carpet wholesaler has t. rr 000 yardS of new broadloom arpet left over from commercial installation. will Self and install, at builders wholesale cost. 10 50 pcI below retail, Flrancing available up to 36 months, Free Name estimate. ARIES CARPET 741 *531 Call collecil Eureka Hammock ?O Acttj with 660 feet frontage or South 5ntor '3.$75 per acre. Volusia County *3 A(rfl near DeIttn.. 11,Ooo 9 per cent down WAT'R 'O'J 17 Calibart Real Estate 4 tJtnTC 0 r PlrlGJlT SAL E', h so For Sale UNITED FREIGHT SALES rtr -wn machints 51995 to S9 95 Iltiped and test at 3350 S. Oang, Ave, Orlanoc t'n. ISP 't Terms ava ilable, firs. Mon h 9 to Sat. S t' S . __ 51 . - Household Goods - °" -- _____ Good for child orbeginner Spool twin tied% complete -' Moving out of state-must sell - between A 12 L I S:30 only. chapped hands and face U(Y Norwalk Vitnmr E Skin Cream Firway Plaza I'harmacy FREIGHT DAMAGED ',tc- ocl RDI6B6. II cv ft. no frost r'trigerator. Topfree,er. Harvest Gold finiSh. Only $15 ma. Full warranty. Call 322 02" aSk for %eslern Wear. Save Old Corral Western Shop. Il 97. 1 mile S at DeBary. Si Household Goods - - - ------- - -- - - conditioned. call 5306750, - ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Toppricespaid,used,anycondition 6141176, Winter Park. ovffe located 3554$, Orane A ve. - t.__ -.I4II IWWW & 9MS*..FiI. I BRAND NAME I - -- ZIG ZAGS BU RECONDITIONED Refrigerators, Washers and Dryers WARRANTY. Free Delivery. ;iJl . - - - INE V. - ~j - : Ss _ E 0 Air Conditioning Drafting - DRAFTING & PLAN SERVICE. For builders, Sub contractors & individuals. Custom fxjse pIo!%, plot plans, & room 4df-cn Pri 377 ioon - Electronic Equment Rewr A Electronic Equipment PIa'wng a garage sat,? Don't vrge* to *dvertisp It lit the classified adit - Repairs TV's. Ø'orw equipment, I S?ra tape player, FM AN rad, tape eCOfderLPh. 373'SYO. CANADIAN REFRIGERATION AND APPLIANCE SERVICE - ussutU19 Waring AUCTION. Hwy. J LONGER UED CAMPING .EAR IS IN DEMAND. SELL IT OW WITPI A r.LASSIFIEO AD Lawn Service. Odd 104)5. and LIqPII hauling. Tremblay, .--- - ----:--- - - sig a t rb * 04W iF4 ri*a _ ou TBAR -_ .eauty Care , _ _________________ Hwy. 436 & 17.92 Litt - -- / - C,i,i t "i - , .: ' 1: 'Fern Park . :_ ,.. '' ' ii ______ __________ .}..J.l _,7 5.1k', - -- _______ -- ap('rtcfl(rd , -- -- - CONCRETE PATIOS " .i2ti l'i : ;, _ $OOFnencnAy,.,377 95$. ' We repair and 'sc-!ice . BUDDY'S HOYt lPPROvFtFtiy ;'. !.I~ WELLS DRILl ED PUMPS SPP.INKLERSYSTEM5 An types and sius Rooh rig i"$;:i;el' c,utterstoowrs ,r,,j i.. '. STItIE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO .', LaI..h'.,,v ' '/. 4 .,..,' -.I it __ .~ 111111 _ - _z ~ __ :-..- __ __ -- Z*il[A --L -- * -__ ~ __ __ __I * ---_ i t ~ ~_______ ____ __-___________ =_~_______________ __ ___ __ - ___ ~~ _~__, __ ___ _____ - ---,---~ __~_f __ __ ~~ ------k~ __ ___ _____ ~ ---__ ___ __ ~ ~ MT I ~_ 2.;----------~---------..-~. -____~__ F__=----- ----I- -,-____-__-,____ ____ .;j ~r~_-__ -,----..~ __ 1 __ --- -.- __- _N-- -, __ A It - -1 -- - - _,Z Al 11 9991 I . 1- 1. - INESS_ t~-~~-~-~-~--------~~-~l-~.t!~~~-~6-~~%_____-- ~:- - - -_v- - - - - - - i.--- L~ 274i' !_ - This NEWSPAPR do" not knowingly accept HELP-WANTED ADS that indicate a preference b.iced on age from em I'uver covered by 'he AGE DIcCRIMINATIOU 1)4 EMPLOYME/T ACT. More Information may be thttirij form the Wage Hi,..,r ,,tliçp ,f Pr-, i.'? O r inth -'rcf. (tr. 7 W. Lake t..,ty Os. P.O Box 1021 A, Orta,tdo, Eta. e1eph 241 1.47) 11 W wind --- I Mass, to be followed by a It ' .. I r '.4 "." .. -.'. • %..I - rq"' iJl' I F - " . ,.._ r y1,.Y ,:.j , - cii' . p" a-p • r ,',. '. .1, ' (, i i. ~P"` a. V -." . - Y. - i., ' '. ', : ' . i,S.f.4 , ' •.. . er.. , . - - )7__ : - .- : • • . i - ' 'I'.. .' . - c';3'y,_1, .. - ' ... i . .- 'I, .' . .i.:..: . ' - -k - By BOB P. LLOYD Herald Staff Writer .*LiLk 410 ' .' . . - .t't . "' Burns said his firm has been working on the road for two weeks, completing about a Vanda13 armed with one or quarter mile of its planned more Ngh-powered rifles shot three-quarter-mfle length into up heavy equipment today and the virgin Jungle urea where tj-w salledconstnjctionofaservjce SanfordZoowdlbereIocajb road at the development site of April Seminole Zoological Gardens o U.S. u-n "We've had no labor east of Interstate Four .•- . . . 1^ - V. 41 I # . I - -1 _j A= I i u,, 1'17 / ... ' 1,' ',..-", . • .. .! - - _ .- ' I. tl~_ '. 7 /" ( ____ tivers for Don Rums-Land Clearing Co. of Maitland found ....,,- .. 11 '- . two .__ - ___ __ . ____ - __ __ - I ___.=,_ - -. - - - ___-XWNH I him today. "You can continue ~ i11 ___ ' ' 7 a.m. , . - . ar4 ________ , ..,,V' Operators said the damaged expected to be equipment. Windshields and repaired and back on the job cabs Of the trucks W also within a week to complete t he riddled and gauges on one truck final construction on the road damaged by bullets He Sheriff's identification techestimat ed damages and rucians were called to the sme downtime will cost him to examine small, foot. "several thousand doll ars." prints leading past the Sheer,, riff'sS dieputies sa d (1nagu equipment to an area workers found seven rifle where another piece of earth. cartridge casings, believed to moving equipment had been be 30-30 caliber, and two Live working. Operators said the •.- 7" "-:I ' -.- i,.. 'p . . -' ' ..e" ,- . i ' _________________________ Briarwood Annexation Rezoning Post oned Jury Prob 0 Mg rounds near the vandaHzed tractor was removed from the equipment. site Tuesday for repairs. M. 0 1~1 i - n angers I , open to the public. The city council Tuesday night get an agreement from continued for the second time property owners seeking the A tale of shoddy, dangerous passed with such abuses as the officials who ordered electricity public hearings on the propcscd zoning that a masonry wall will and possibly illegal con- case of a Large Altamonte turned on. annexation and commercial be between the struction and inspection Springs motel, constructed At least one home, in the . A The Sanford Lions Club will rezoning of the first block of pi'oposed commercial area arid Practices in Seminole County Is without proper foundations, words of an inspector, became be selling light bulbs the next land inside Itriarwood the present residential area. subslowly unfolding this week as sources say. "a live bomb" when the power two Saturdays. Ills week in the division off Sit 436. , 71w city apparently aban- the Seminole County Grand And, according to one was turned on before a final Sanford Plaza in front of the The delay was called this doned the Idea of including Jury probe into the county disgruntled county inspector, inspection was given. Publix store. Ronnie Drive in the annexation electrical examiners board negative inspection findings of "An inspector goes out to find My reason for mentioning I cit) reaches into the petition when Assistant municipalities p ri v ate .1 job nearly completed,' an dwellings an" caine i to clzrif> an earlier I r According to Atty. Ned Julian Abbott frequently said the ignored b) building inspector told The Herald 'the comment about another I netitinnnrc hnil In nn rI,,ht t.. lierrina. the int'ptkniti,n "will u-mlic nm U14441U7 lrrn,,lt, j a.' we organization which Is abUP 1.'l')lUtCly ask annexation of the public carry over into the entire report back to the building obnoxious in trying to --- right of way. county building department." department. persuade people to purchase Herring would not say what flw council turned (town the bulbs (toni them, _________________________ municipalities are being Inrezoning from professional betwee n t he bu ilding depart Didn't think an additional if eluded In the investigation, but building , to went and We contra c tor with neighborhood A.comment was necessary.,.bul ('ollilnercial requested for a The Herald has learned that at no on-site inspection lfore Slnceacople anxious Lions did reccntb' annexed parcel on le.t one former Altamonte approval," he added. take the time to call.,, Springs building official has J'alln Springs Road. Despite One woman scheduled to ;oning lxiard rccoin,iiendalion been intensively questioned. tCiint'd On Pg. 3A Col. U t•, rezone the land, the council Herring also declined cornment on possible indictments 'inted 3-2 to deny. Weather Lucky County Commissioner Mike stemming from the grand Jury fellnh is Gordon ilatt.away protested the an. 1iridngs, but did say he ex. Meyer Yesterday's high 91 low will be honored at a nexation anti commercial pected the electrical board 3-day COflVrntj-')n for Out. morning 69. Partly cloudy i,rf the llriar'il trod IY'rtir'r) cf the probe to ix' rezonin -' iitandi:ig SLite i'arlu Insurance through Thursday with a %HOL section, noting he is a nearby ('omplettd by Friday. Up to 20 agents at the Tropicana 11'itel In chance of thundershowers. , property e'wner, witnesses may appear in the I.is Vegas toda y through Hhs mostly upper 80s I,ow electrical board case. liattaway questioned the I Friday. Wednesday night In upper 60s The tirtling revelations to reasons the annexation, and low 70s. pointing out the city in the past date ir'cludes charges that one Rain probability 50 per cent has said it annexes lands to major area hospital has had no through Thursday, on-site final inspection, nor has provide services, The kids at Crooms need all Thunderstorms whipped by He said since the subdivision another large area printing the heIr they can get. l'hank. 80-mlle.an-hour winds and already tins paved streets, complex, fUlJY,sO[fl1 flf1jseparentaof the laced with hail hit the middle sewer and water service, fire Witnesses report that a band members and the athletic MIssissippI Valley early today. protection from Forest City. county electrical inspecto r was teams are lending their Temperatures dipped below sup. tir Bear Lake and police protection personally threatened by an port. freezing in the northern from the sheriff's (leiartinc'nt electrical contractor- member Tonight, thet'i" a gan . at the lli1ckic in contrast to Wed'there must t' another reason of the electrical review board-.nesday's reeord heat in Texas Sanford Municipal StadluflI hF the annexation." because the inspector cited between the Pantt,ei's and Lake where it climbed to % at El When council delayed the violations in work done by the Brantley. Starts at 7:30 p.m. Paso yesterday. hearing, lIatL)way said he will contractor, I know full-w)I that flrnntley Some snow was expected at return again to speak against : will be bringing a Buildings that do receive On MIKE iIAV1'M"1')' higher elevations In the central huge rooting the tssuc next week. section, site 'ftcpectlons are frequently Rockies. . Protesting ,----..-..-.- -'.. ' ' - - . . If not, prospective customers have probably missed seeing your when it was founded, who runs it, and what type of business you have. If YOU have been included before, you know the benefits and A FUN!) RAISER . certainly want to be included this year. will 11 \ xIC. 'p Call Betty, Jean, Or Sandi, on 322,-2611 or 831-9993 to place our order .%. ' smallest in 27 years. (Page 10A) PREMIER GOLDA MEIR believes Jews from ....... ' . . - - . ft- the flow cI Russia wuil not be impeded despite her failure to get Austria to let Schoeiiau camp continue to operate, (Page 2A) 11 1. %1 1 1 , A BLACK from Montserrat is charged with the latest killings in wave of antiwhite murders in Virgin islands, (Page 2A) CHINA ends brief undeclared truce among big powers at U.N. with charges that U.S,-Soviet detente is a fraud. Soviets call speech an "absurd misrepresentation." (Page 2A) 'rvo MEN wanted for mass slayings of seven \isliagton ' . Agnew. (Page 2A) transit , - or before October 17 ' % - IF Vice President Agnew grand jury in- SENATE - In either case, the charge of SlO will place your firm on the chronological "Honor Roll", in our 461h annual Progress Edition to be published on Sunday, October 28th. for ~~ face a federal to returns vestiatina b - . News Digest 111 I.. - firm's name, equipment is fresh iul..l.E1's . . DISABLE 1)wrIvIIs . Mechanic examines bulldozer; riddled truck cab (right) . . . ui today. Burns said radiators were damaged on &l three pieces of 'r' "/' " - the ob after the equipment Is repaired " I - ., 101? on cumpetitive bids. Bur said Seminole tanderi dump trucks, a Zoological Society executive bulldozer and a 520-gallon fuel director Clifford Nelson told . - Up i _.,r _____ -,*I oot .- 4-M__ ~.f. -~'! V J[V Sh %AdUUIS .4'.0A "i -- '-' .,.\ 'V I ' .s'. '. 7'..... - _,_ Z' '-'"' \/,1.I '44,q - - -V z .15 J. ~ - constructed .1 "I - I ' '4' I candle-light procession on the church groun&. - t" ' '.-- ',-- - - , " . lt~ ,," -' Schlesinger said he planned to examine all vin - - __ - work under way . r - - We usually refrain from extending specIaI Chappellhas h denied that there is any connection greetings.,. but, In this case I'm %CCfl IIIS firm's contract an, ii'is efforts "' e' certain entire area joins in • appl ca t " ion mo a" '" 1a d evel o pmen t . wishing a Happy 13th we g Anniversary Celebration to our friends in Lake Mary's Church of the Nativity. This Sunday they'll have a Family Renewal Celebration ' $~._11_ published articles to see if a study of the Ocala development "would fit into" oth er investigative B) John A Spo U - A* ,(., , ' housing projects, said Tuesday he may look into the c LO I 'r-, . __ 'it.aia situation #• o yl~~ ~T -- the northeast Florida phase of a nationwide probe of - -f " . _t_a .. I - 4 ' dlI P- lli3. 76 ~ 5~ . - Concrete pvI(,) UNLIMITED HANDYMAN RCASONAELE 'R,CES. CALL 372 395) xj 9 4 C - - 12 1- . . . , , ,, - -.- 3,''i" a , _ Wel! Drilling U ~# -'' r ,, V The Gainesville Sun and the Lakeland ledger have published reports saying that J&J Electronics, a firm owned by Florida Congressman William V. ChappeH, won a $100,000 contract on a federally funded Ocala project after Chappell asked the F ederal housing Administration to speed pi"oval of the development. ____ ,I -- .- come ousing project is arranted 011 -S. '4 S\ 'S L I , ,. fc' . tat2 ' Pub to, t:m .. . U F F qu 0 _.__ - . _=Zr.~1=:__ X •.-. ..' . fti 4. I - . t_-1a.._ _ _ f t siima% I - Home Improvements wl ~ . - lt. newspaper articles to determine whether an investigation of an Ocala low in- - '.,'''""...".'.' MARINE '91 H IF '2 37761 .p JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP)-A federal prosecutor says he plans to study -----____ f HONOR ROLL 0"".0 iet ____ ~ ____ efl [__ Equipment reopenng - y . OF . - Pa ers Ma Cause . F THE CUSTOMER MAKES THE Ch but they %%ill be in direct was started. the city recorded struction Co. violation of the new code the $18 million in new construction Jenlor, who is now a builder, Mayor L3wrece Swoflord fire chief preparing," Swof- and is i the figure Jumped also worked for a while u a AITAMONTE SPRINGS said the building, which was ford said. to $61 million. Casselberry building Inspector. Fire (Thief Tom Seigfried today constructed in 197172, WiIS Ilone "Some of these safety ordin"I'm sure you can find many The fire doors located at the said fire doors at the ultra- at a time prior to having " ances are not retroactive, but other buikiing.s in Altamonte end of each wing of the multimodern 701 Building, on SR 436 partinenlaliiation" of the city's where safety is involved, I'm Springs with sImIhr v1o!a. story executh'e e!fkc Luilding, , •4-• 'sl,..* iuisiustal s'sl,vi'iUv, .i(C ;ii uiixs. sure it will be corrected," he !c'ni," both the mayor and fire a made c Uht decorative violation of building code prac "I didn't know about the added. chief speculated, wood. They are the san,e as the tices because they are not rated doors. I had a lot of other things "Our new building official, The 701 Building, which doors on regular office spaces. pii (luring that tirne of Slurray Hanson, I think is doing given its final approval July 18 Vie doors open to an enclosed "The doors are hollow sood," rapid development," Swofford a good Job," Swofford corn- 1972, by former city inspector fire stairwa). sad Selgfried. The) are non- said. "1 don't know if the doors enented. Francis Jenfor, was built by ii This his been brought to are ill i i inlalic-n (if our old code, Dixing 1971 when the buildWg Wilwn Kno't Executive Con, (Cont'd On Pa. 3A Col.1) __ '' _____ -----'-L--g HONOR ROU Pn pr tamot-1 te F i r4e Ill?,ittention of tLe building dcparttnent." _ ___ LA __ - Pressure Cleaning -- Price 10 Cents 10 Last Year? Boats & Marine for sensationa l By J RICHARDS Herald Staff Writer . . w %S Al S(I y was I , (1 liW'(fl`1r-0,) Y , ")d1u,1,1-,,r 1 19173 th Year, No. 37 __ _____ . I - %!~. . - .- Sa ng i l it , • -. PA i , - ZAP! PLAZA 1IN 1315)77 iln -___________________ - - lid Businessman! Were YOU Included in the HERALD'S HONOR ROLL of the Progress Edition Plar U I 1, - 7 UNCLAIMED C 'I Mr. • T Craft, 21. 135 Marc. power. trim. Grcoming Prof .sion,a with Insulations S •tti.d p.m Mimi) HâYCI hot dip SEP*KARIKGLASS&PAIN1 j"() trailer. Tape -t Grorn,ng and Boarding. 322 5753. deck. radio. 210 Magnolia A ve . '-fegan Injl4iOn, 'CJRO 323 fl•7 377 Mn _____ HEA ?f. AI CON Grooming.poodl,s, Terriers all liiC. ;I rf, iiiiiii-mm hp brtt05. $1 d,KOiiit with this ad. In Bonsta.--I6' fiberglassf,i hull in nto Johnson. Excellent condition, Heat i nford 33 j71 1 v" 01111111111111 trailer fully eqwpped, $1E. 303 6611119 OIL HEATER CLEANING CALLRALPH TOi',EP'S BEAUTY SALON 373 "" trrnr-tI 1rr t'5 !3rau?v c'oi 64 Equipment for Rent bath mo.e m io I9E P.rie )'257a2 Pressure 5 Rittt Blue Lustre Electric Carpet cteanaio Impac Spr K lean 3720797 Shampooer for only SI pnr day. BuUdozrng eve _L ( lt!.'min I n!n $, Oi'caP, t'W S ing.f5 ,,ARROLi. S FURNITURE ( t Ofl y Square t3UL,DOZER 'ofl, li?er.cr a. Liti w,?h a.r, or try Pan. Lir.eit Qlly , Clearing lots Qsv Specialty. 3231731 i ;rnw & Insured, 373 1)41. 'fltUftd. 37) 5333 ttpr ,, p m . -IS Pets and Supplies ttt,t & ",r.o,. WaUpapr Hangi Chihuahua pups. AKC, Tiny CeraIrnCi 'pr5, Stud service, $30. Call 365-5714. PAULSLATER rSttmI 373 D1PI tt&ACURAMIC paperHanger Oa(h5hund. AK miniature, black Carpentty, Rmodeging Md E Cekry Ave Lirented Residential CommvrcIl 8 f5 red. Sir, 7 lbs. Custom Work. Fret EsJn,ase )2305.0. Free Ettrnate Ph 327 617 med. Shots US Animal Haven . JACKSON'S CERAMICS. 5ipt.ii, . GrOnming 1 Boarding Kenn#lt -.--.-rr -_ ___ -, ar.i jot'c,,i ILLL L)MILLIhC, .&L_L.L Mynah Bird for Sate materials LEACH ALUMINUM 3" and larger, pumps. Call after 3 r3FncATIc.u,flJiS to 3276154 Attic w I ~ cost.. $711; Stereo. is. $aL Cash or Terms arranged. sto Per month. Call Credit Manager. 323941) or we at Sanford Sewing Center. 137 E. lit St., Downtown Sanford, _______ TV t14 9 riIrr ,-'jW , y u Mo. i'-' r l c _______ - Pet Care Glass-Mirrors Sae oors Vio ate Code D _____ ________ 21" Color Console Zenith, SI"j 50,, GarardAMFM.ndltrackS,,ret, CALL 322 1368 _______________________________ - - The Abandod.flted.k s hauled away. Your cost, $10 OrI.onlo 293 6194 anytime, REPOSSESSIONS P. nt.l P,(h* •'.tcl TV Fire I ___________________________ Campers ------ MOwip*c,, EDGING tied fen(ir.g' We install best oualty all typej Fast, Turner Fence C. 32137$). Wi 11C ____ Travel Trailers REPOSSESSED PsOkS GardCn&LawnServi 1972 beautiful walnut cabinet, AM •)fl(Is(,,p.nu Mowing, Edging, FM multi plex radio. $ track tape Itsmr.i.ng player. Psychedelic lights, and Fret Elf 1cnibI.It.332êi.j mhmore. Guaranteed Sold new Shrubs. trimmtJ & sped. Flower for *79 Pay balance of $1 15 or U 50 monthly. Phone "? 15" for cleaned 8 edged to per •rct.on Specialist Mowing by freehome trial HALLMARK. 1113 W. Fairbanks Ave., Winter Park. QJI5t Only. Fret estimate. 373 -. f that '67 Dodge Lancer, I cyl.. 2 door 1 7 volt Auto flatter ies$Il'5 1 CI.LS BODY SHOP 1109 Sanford Avenue Sanford TELEVI SION SETS 12Sjp MILLERS 2619 Orlando Drive. 777 03 - t. GH.., Lani Clearing ftfI) & (,raF.'; Ph fl 177? or 373 6243. or te --'------------ -' Fencing iepairs on all makes 8 models washers, dryers, dishwashers, disposals,air condil ners 8 refrigeratIon. DornttSI( 8 corn _merceal 373 welcome, 373-73a0. SAPIFORD -- AC68 Ika? nt Sell it 'att arid ray istri a low cost clost.rd ad I Water QT Part s- Accessories STEREO Walnut I i&sh, floor model-4. Monthly payments low as $2 per month. See at anford Sewing Center, 307 E. Il Downtown. Ph, 777 9411 or evenings-8311, 1146. Ph 3221333 • LUUU Co pt.. Auto Repairs ____ Lawn Servke S. S. TV P.V1IO1O Plato Unmfle_R5.a(k A&RAIPL)APtEPAIR All makes service Ph- 130 FU -- /6 SUMMER SALF ttuv locally and get service. Singer Golden Touch & Sew- 177. Necchi Z'g Zag- 13$ PAINTING - _ Full IutpijE Appflance's Santotd ElectricCosnpan ; i.ir P,r i2 '2 & Staff Olds Toronado '72 Low mileagtMichelin Radials. Loaded. Mu'' sell quickly, only $3900. Call 66 6.4)3. Sanford M.otorCompany Jui4k Can. Removed Freight Damaged rlD'tA,Aj I ''' CDRAYING IDEAL WHOA. Don't throw awa 1 titerl dIe !ifl! Sell them qickty Att) 3 tftfaIo Want Ad by Catting tot feenw Ad, SO'. • Home Improvements For Ousloeri. sue, contractors, Complete House Plans and Shop Drawings. F a st, dCpCfld*bJ.. economical. Call victor-365- 3743 , Central Air Contioning. For free estimate. call Cart Harris. t SEARS in Sanford 377177 1 - -- piector household, Consignments 1$ ____ A Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You! . . -1 -No Every Monday Nile 7PM Open daily, 9 5 We buy or sell one _________ ____________________________________________________________ b&OAlRL4Jf4Di,,oq11, ANDHEATING$ERVICE Pt.130P7I7 AIR CONDITIONING. 3090 Orlrd" Oriv, 3235431 Living room sets (5 piece) 51$; 6 love seats $19; 13 sofas $i t, $a; '1_....S - ditioners. GENEVA HEATING & Oft NEW FURNITURE . tor 1 717 . )JtRLU) 1.0 ec S By btARK WEINTZ Herald French Ave. 3n-4312 SOFA BED £ ___________________ camper top. 1961 Buick radio, heater, P b. MatchIng Chair pickup. Factory good tires. Ph. 373 5484 after 630 ________________________ ________________________ opens to SIetp 88J demonstrator cost $2400. Sleeps pm. ____________________________________________________ 4-Ice box, gas range, Coleman heater, air conditlor.Ing. Dinette seats 4 Selling for $1600. 901 715 Like Fits u, ______________ , I __. _. . __ . II`- , ttsed, Freer-rs, Washers, Retriycrators and Air Con I t1A r~ I - SOBS Is bedroom sets $93 rath. $ bedroom Washers and Refrigerators Dick Appliance Sales 8 Service. 2617 S . sets (Modern 8 Provincial) With French Ave., Sanford. 372 7631 Hw y. 17-97 Longwood 9349424 bedding $'29; name brand box ____________________________ __________________________ 18 Motorcycles spring's & mattresses 54$ per sef Getting re.uy to oitct chests 8 nigpt stands 53 move? Sell TV.RadioS?ereo e'sj 1973 Hodaka 100cc. Super Ral Trail items quickly with a Classified ati avalluble. Inspect at United Bike. Like new. $213 Ph. 377 3134. Frekiht Sales.. Wa,gptv,,,a 15..s'.. ____________ _____________________ I 33 50S Orang( *;e Orlando Ph $591391. firs. Mcii Fri 9to9 S. SEWING MACHINES AYUI PlAZA SPuw PARE 13) - For the best buy In American Motors, and Jeep vehicles, see DON BALES ____________________________ NO-LONGER USED CAMPING GEAR IS IN DEMAND. SELL IT recliners, etc. 21 ' I- SAvE ______ ___ Stigler Oil Heater, good conditi,jn. Call 372 1719. STEREO SPECIAL XQ w*tt, AX400Ø Garrard corn per*rd set. reg 149. now Only 1349. Alto •vait*bI ipt*kv headphones And Garrard turn I Hide ABed Matching Chair, $70 Calt323.123$ 73Cltanittl Pinto CE Radio, b1s4do mile, 4Q' of cable. antenna. $00, 122 164.,. n Apparent ____ Offer. 4 pc. Sectional $10. small console stereo, 525; m assage cfl..r, 153 . old refrigerator. runs, o carpet. 120, 6x9 rug, 510. rOund coffee table, $23. 372. 3930. SALVAGE ;,u l2,Lungwoud,Fla. Sjariitp. Mediterranean, F rtncti Ptv it ia I bedroom sets. Vt CS erg up. a Sfa, 3 styles to choe trOm, U9,P5 to uSC 95 MOMIi "a" '.?cuurri. $49 CS, 5UC Nra, '73 5inc,jtr, $$t.9S - E Ford '39 Beach Buggy-Large tires, Cadillac powered. 373-1531 after S. weekends anytime. '71 Franklin Motor Home. Like New. Has many extras. Can be seen at 17 Oaks Campground, Sanford Ph. - CENTRAL FLA. THIS WEEK AT UNITED FREIGHT SALES . ________ - STOCK REDUCTION SALE NEW. USED, REPOSSESSED TVt Applianj 333 1I32I.i. 83) 5006 I ________________ -...-. A TIE NT) 0 FURNI T URE Appliances BARGAIN HUNTERSt We have _ several oi4 6. ends, unclaimed -69 Stamps-Coins KENMORE WASHER. parts, layaways, sllghIy damaged service, used machines 'tems, etc., that must be sold To buy and selgold or Silver COifl%, MOONEY APPLIANCES, 323 regardless of price. to make room contact i.,s lint, We alsobuy t:uI (1497 for new fall merchandise, aI Silver coins SEMINOLE COIt ends Oct. CENTER. 109W. Isi 3734357 lath. PHIL DEERE U cu. ft. 2 door frostles.s Wiz FURNITURE, Hwy. 16 2", miles - ___________________________ refriger a tor, fretier on bottom, *1st 0* S.$ntO'd. 3230720. 175. Relrlgerator-)0" wide, II" /7 Auction hlgh,16"deep,foqcamperor,r - * BARGAINS * I !j 19 Gran Sport 400. CAN. Headers, Magi. AM FM, all power, needs 'yOu word your Classified Ad- Call ,"1orn1.,,,3. _______ - 1. W ,~~ . . _____ 323 6735. roof. I?' Travel Trailer and Dodge Sedan with low hitch. Will sell as a unit or sepa -tate. Will consider trade. 1953 Roadmaster Buick, used an Can be seen at 905 Santa Barbara 'ique tag, Excellent Shape. 5395 Drive, Sanford. SHELLEY USED CARS. 701 French Ave.. 373 7960 C. A. WHIDDOPI SR. Cashbuyer for used articles, fur niturc., etc. HWY 46 ANTIQUES, 322 6972. .. PICK UP PAYME NTS Speed Queen washer and matching dryer. Both III mo Call 322 0341. ask for Sam - _______ fr L'i.I ut 6 8317920 - Wanted to Buy CASH 3?? II), nr ,n..'ct furnitur e . appliances, 'ul'., ctc Buy 1 or 1001 items 'irry's Mart. 215 ?anlora Ave . _________ SADDLE EQUIPMENT BOOTS 1 i ce Ot Hiriiig _________ - Misc. 373 .6O __________ ____________________ household furniture. 3221663 68 fl unty rra Ill ' ______ buy sell trade )1 315E. First St.. • ~l ~ il l~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Florida Statute 553.05 states The Seminole . County inspector. resixmiii)ilities. perience and that the cther ficials. Commissio'-rier Dick in this respect. plumbing Inspectors must BuIlng Department has four Georgi said he was given a A conflict with Florida Law "I inspect mechanical as well thre e plumbing Hydraulic lift tailgate inspectors do W1iams is the other personnel Williams said the prospective have been a practical pltunber plumbing inspectors. 1111111109. has six-month training course as plumbing fixtures and I do have the necessary surfaced between Air conditioned, good mechanically, experience, tvard riiember but he was Inspector is interviewed by with not less than 10 years One of these inspectors, which consisted of chief good fires. 9695. 2121 Magnolia n- give final plumbing in. Air, 19 67 Chgv@llt SUPef Sport. 396. County Commissioner John unavailable for comment. experience Fakess, who then makes a be ~~ __ - - __ Ave. 322 SIS1111 automatic, AM.FM lapir. radio, Seminole County Commission as a plumb fore being hired Emile Georgi, said today that spector Tony Fakes.s taking spection," Georgi said. Kimbrough said he also has is Kimbrough said he doubled recommendation to R. S. Campers slnyl top. 5930 373 7711. Ing inspector, and lie was hired as a mechanical him in the field and showing and the Seminole County shall be under J. 13. Williams, zoning never heard of the statute. that anyone could comply with Brown, building administrator, Travel Trailers the direct inspector about a year ago but him how to inspect plumbing, director, said today he has 11167 DODGE MONACO. LOADED ' Building Department in hiring supervision of the count), Kimbrough is on the County the statute in question and who then makes the decision on go Autos for Sale shortly thereafter lie was told NOTHING DOWN. TAKE OVEF') 197? 77 Centurian Sleeps 6. Pay j .V plumbing inspectors. ('eorgi said he did not receive never heard of the statute Personnel Baord which added that Seminole County hiring and takes his find.ings to II commission. CALL CREDIT MANAGER. 32I* would become a plumbing oclusly of ssoo and take over. call i969 Camaro 301. 4 SPeCid. 39.000 : increase for his added job which required 10 years ex- supervises hiring county of- may a Z i11 2711, 625.1311. 62)0, condition. be ahead of many counties the County Personnel Board. actual miles. Excellent See at corner of 111h 8 Locust or 1972 Argosy CampIng Trailer. Witt '61 Dodge coronet. air Conditioned, after 1:30. call 327 accessories. Self contained. Air power Steering. clean. syso. 322 1 0 Desk I ?,' tu. j.nc'nl t. S8 (S 6000 Garrard component systems re-g $149 new only 1736, speaker's included; 11 Sets headphones $1 e*ch; radio headphones $)3 each. 11 tape decks 120 each; 7 STEREO CONSOLES $14 each Also available misc. speakers. BSR tun, tables, JVC quad Set an.. Garrard turn ?aP,les, Inspect arid test a) 3550 S (trange Ave.. Orlando. Ph. $391791. Hrs. Mon Fri . 9 to 9, Sal 0 to 5 Terms .'vftIl3blt, Miscellaneous -- Miscellaneous ____ ______________________________ SO &rbird engine, I cyl Also I%5 VW ______ "I - STEREOS 5rv;r - Sun 165 Ford engine complete, 3 Cu on. Vi good condition, "tar it run Ph. 3274G47. L i5ting Wanted I is mileage, Private owner. 3fl2359, - Woods buggy, 5100. 14' Playmore travel trailer, $600. Air condilion,r, $30. Bar 8 7 stools. 130C. Call 323 1Q36. Real Estate Wanted _ S1OTTj UT 13MA4D NEW 1973 name brand stretch stitch sewing Machines. o pci. off manufacturer's list price inspect 8 test at United Fre;ght 15 ACRES with 660 feet trontaga or Sales. 3550 S Orange Ave Celery Avenue and P90 feel Orlando Ph $59 $291. Terms tron'age on Brisson Avenue tvalabte, firs. Mon Fri. 9 to 9, 6O.000, Terms negotiable. _ 5.)? 9 to S. Santordt Sales Leader" Your Multiple Lilting Agency REALTORS 73 Park Dr - P _ Want to sell something? A small i, CAMARO. I CYLINDER. invest mont in a Classified Ad will NO (flING DOWN, TAKE OVER, bring results, CALL CREDIT MANAC.ER , 32) 6230. 628 1314 19'36 Chevrolet Pick up, 21,000 Miles, Al condition, $1,000. Ph, 3274701. $971 Toyota Corona, new tires, speed, 73 ml. per gal. air. low $960 Ford pick ui,. small Thun -- (TTIM SO Easts ide (.aII 322.2420 Anytime .- ltugw P,fi steel bells, very good condition, $2?#5 firm. 377 033i. 5)000. Call offer 3:30 373391$ or 377.7794 0 , , 2000, 1967, auto., air, ------------,---1964 Ford 'Aon Irtx K. 360 automat:c Mercedes WALL TO WALL IMMEDIATE INSTALInT ION kaw Trucks and Trailers 80 Autos for Sale 19 . m 4 A - For Sale Stenstro .- I Ii Ia - THE BORN LOSER - --- 973 y 13 - - ''V' . Moslems are arrested. U'age 2A) WhEN HIS GAS BILL was $130.65 higher than K. last month, Bob Smith decided to stage a : protest. He blocked the path of the gasoline truck with two disabled vehicles, and waited X. for the oil company to react. (Page 2A) :V. . Index . ______ I ' Bridge .. calendar . . , . . . Classified ads Comics CrosswordpuuJe l)varAbb) Editorial comment Entertainment . .1111 12A 10-11\ 1111 .118 118 . .. .. . ,-,•.',W,',' .' ;-.'.'..-.';: . 4A 108 Horoscope Hospital notes Public notji't's Society Sport State. - Stocks TV . JIB."' .41 12A BA . IS 7-9A ? SA : 2A 108 : �2A—The Sanford Herald Wednesday, Oct. 3,j973 The Sanford Herald National News Briefs killing Suspects Arrested In Jacksonville Mass .4 MOT- I ATLANTA, Ga. (AP) — Vice Mayor Maynard Jackson, bidding to become the first black chief executive in this Southern city's history, easily outdistanced 10 rivals to I) force a runoff election against white incumbent Mayor Sam Massell. Jackson, a 35-year-old attorney, received 47,041 votes for 47 per cent of the total mayoral vote In municipal elections. His closest rival was Massell, who got only 19,760 votes. The two will meet Oct. 16 in the runoff, Raiser To Talk Bold or Cheer it WASHINGTON (AP) — Congresalcmal conferees have tied a bill increasing rising food prices. The bill 1d 1n(rae the federal share fOFt5ch llunth from8to10centsThecom promise would require the federal share to go up if the cost of restaurant food rises, nc tiuck driver was 1130.65 higher than the month before. So while the huge rig was sending its 8,800 gallons of gas into Smith's underground tanks, the owner of Smith's Arco decided to demonstrate his displeasure. 4c L,4UT2FOR 1 JOASO1',1y I - j World News Briefs England Leaving Cod War LONDON (AP) — Three British frigates and tWee unarmed naval tugs prepared to sail out of disputed fishing waters around Iceland, averting a break in diplomatic relations, The British werned that the vessels would patrol Just outside the 50-mile fishing limit set by Iceland and would move back in If Icelandic gunboats continue to harrass British fishing vessels. Vietnamese General Jailed SAIGON AP — A military court sentenced Brig . Gem Vu Van Gial to five years at hard labor for ab&sdoning Quang In, South Vietnam's northernmost provincial capital, during the 1972 North Vietnamese offensive. Gial, who commanded the 3r d Infantry Division, said Us withdrawal to ?y Oianh on May 1, 1972, was necessary and was propoaed by his unit commanders in the field. Belfast Violence Hurts 14 IWLFAST, Northern Ireland (APt - A terrorjt bnb exploded in a bar in the village of I3alilnarry Tisday night, woundltg 12 customers, two of them seriously. Two other persons were found womWed from gunfire In the Hnan Catholic Fails Road quarter of Belfast. They were believed the victim,, of a punishment squad from the Irish R'th!iran Armt EDMONN, AIta. (AP) — New Nay and Gwynne, two neighboring Alberta towns with a total population of about 500 people, were evacuated Tuesday because of poisonous hydrogen suiphide leaking from a ruptured natural gas pineliiw, the Mounted Police reported. The rupture occurred at a gat well near New Norway, but the cause was not kzwn. Persons living on farms for lOmfics around the well also left their homes. Police effice donned mk n1 rerira!or to h40 tOwfli and r.sure that evtryciw had left Thero was no Indcation when the residents could return, Gwyzme is 3 41 miles southeast of Edmonton and New Norway is 12 miles farther away. - • ' China C ri ici zes UNITED NATIONS N. Y. faith by withdrawing your United States, Chia o (A said the (AP)_hinahase,antndeclared big power truce at the armed forces from Czech- Vietnamese people had oslovakia or Mongolia" or by achieved "a great victory United Nations with charges returning the four islands taken against U.S. aggression," and that U.S.-Soviet detente Is a (torn Japan at the end of World this 'once again proved coverup for a "desperate War II. that imperja(jst, and all reacstruggle for nuclear superionty Shi(Un his attack to the are paper tigers," and world domination." Riva1rybetwcenMoscow a nd Washington "now exenda all over the world ... Their NEW YORK (AP) -Mioag1, 1Qk 1`1411 Low Last Ka tAium scramble is becoming increas. *AlOfl• n% R I, Ingly fierce ... There is no tran- Allis AI Chat Kr.tt Co I) t3 04 411 4 i;'4 Alcoa fl4 quility In the world today ... *,,, AWflI , , Krosq 9'. W 9', u'. u' Krfløi only a travesty of eaceful co. Am a Sin Can 71'i 31' 0 21-I Li My existence," Chinese Deputy .m cy."* WI 34 34', 34%S 34 1.0(1 14d Alt , Foreign Minister Chiao K uan- Am Mtto Loa*s g AmT&T Slis SI'. SIt MlfcC,f 27'I 77 77 told the General Assembly blbma W X X * MOOd Ca a..( , Uorutries [ d Tuesday. flu N .... - 24% 74t Minn M P.4 )7. fl', )'- 0 P44' 311 2 mju in the &iet delegation, Vasily Cft-JJ ij,' Ind tOQkUefIoortoaccuseC?ioo, Coto POW "turning facts upside down." Ciwr.p iwn t By criticizing East-West ca cot. relaxation, Satronchuic sa id he CiN, r pr Ld - ç,, tried "to divert the UnIL'd NatJorz from a busirw,,sl1ke ittt 14,3I Sit Un discussion of concrete Essewk problems and to hinder its " work" without prewnting any Fl. Con M of Gan 4 F . GICII G1r Nat o-flI 34', OIi$ Covp 31' 3515 35 311% X W-6 ftwy id , , , - ,. "'" il's 3I' 3p 144 o' Pep iti Rt,I Rsynh c , " '' P $dofl Pap s,. ç. 5fl 1415 1415 3W • 24', 30V IC Y S P'fry 5 Id 5(01 SId 0.1 Cal $ __ UdO1I Did .1. 4l . 4, • IS .. . Wa do #r-4 'j 0 r- i- RCA t3?' is4 ., w. " aid P(ar t, sr. y' P.pil Cao P?IlM' ,.., 21 2114 *14 *1 ?1'. 7', in (Cont ued from Page 1) testify before the grand jury told The Herald her Sweetwater Oaks borne was failed seven weeks ago by an Inspector for six electrical code violations, S However, she said, the electrical board ordered her electricity turned on even though the contractor has yet to correct the violations. Her home has been . turned Into a "time bomb", according to the inspector, because the contractor__a member of the electrical review board— reversed the main disconnect wiring, making an explosion possible due a short circuit. It was a confrontation bet ween the contractor and the inspector, witnessed by the homeowner, which produced Fire R k Cited n n 23 34k. 74', V 1 :ic , l V ' (Cout'd From Page 1) National and Southern Fire Codes say fire doors may be either of metal or wood, but must be rated as to their ef. ficlency. Both kinds are given as to how long they will with. stand the heat and flame of a conflagration. Some wooden doci-s normally carry a one. hour rating. Joe Turanctuk, formerly a building official for this South Seminole city, gave approval Oct. 1, 1971 for the building construction to start acerding to Swofford. Tur- anchik recently quit as an Inspector for the county building department. Seigfried, who has been fire chief for two years, is currently preparing a comprehensive lire code for the city which he says will be ready in two or three weeks. According to Seigfried, Lthe county is also trying to adopt a comprehensive code, which he had a part in writing. Current building official Murray Han.-en toda> said he did not know the doors were non-rated prior to being informed by the fire chief, "We've changed runny building officials here since I knew about the li1.r'" ,.aid Scig. fried. "And I'm sure they all knew about it. I told Jenior and Jack Stowe who were predeces-' to Hanson." ' Island Suspect Murders Any Tie-In In •' year. - By Seig f r i e d - On,2 $544 IM r-.- T 84 2W, 87 -i p1, . n a s , WJLlOv* W El 31's 31 ' ire 2715 241, 24 211i 24 14115 147i (eet cerise after McLaney contnib- about two miles from the hotel tiled nearly $1 mithon to Pir-'dl. Where the lietitenant governo4-5 ing' political campaign, are meeting _______________________ nocolates Books MOd&#FCR-1591 'Drowse CGnU0 'Walnui cabinet WiIh bru sh ed alumnum tnn CON / I . the threa ts of violence. As reported Tuesday by The Herald, a key to the possible Illegalities being investigated by the grand jury, in addition to possible conflict of interest charges, Is the practice by the electrical review board of "Interpreting" state and national electrical codes in light of local practice. County Commission Chair'man Sid Vihien Jr., himself an electrical contractor, stoutly maintained Tuesday that national codes would automatically govern in questions of safety. However, according to a county inspector who analyzed a 10-pint Sept. 4 directive from the building department to electrical inspectors and conractors, "At least four of the points are in definite violation of the national code." The inspector added, "The results of the recommendations are not in the best interests of safe wiring techniques." The directive originated in an Aug. 27 letter from the dec. trical board that was pulled back by building department officials who said it should have been issued by them, The directive in its final form was signed by zoning director Reg 1 Each J.B. Williams and buildi ng administrator H. f.. Brown. Vihlen, Brown and Williar ns all told The Herald that appe7115 procedures exist for lnspectoi contractors and the public allke to respond to such documer as the Sept. 4directIves__oraj any practices, To date, say the men, I complain ts have been receive d. The state attorney's offii has credited coinplatrit,s by private citizen directly to Go Heubin Askew with promptir their investigation begun Se 10, Evidence of problems be ween electrical boar procedures and the buildin department exists in a Sept. memo from board chairnia Ruddy Eidel to Brown an Williams stating that th building department approve a project two years ago yet "I my knowledge, this ruling dl not come through or from th Seminole County Electrica Board." However, Edei also i resjxnsible for docurnentar evidence apparently sub stantiating allegations o special consideration given t projects despite incomplet inspections and lack of finn permits, Model EXC-5200 State AM Good Assortment. Rad io - Each Eveready 60 Minute Rubber Gloves Efferident Batteries Cassette Tapes DENTURE TABS ack 11 V. 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Q,jg N4b414 We 24 js, U program of his own. rwd AA 411 IfMDowi5soamo.j. FOVdMCK Gø Lax worki tension, China said, c.n D e "why &'n't you show your good MIf Only s The New York Sun, started b'. ilenjamin 11 Day in Septembet 1833, was the first ,,, ). 3415 Wv Held JDh,SO'.L Reg II CHRISTIANSTED, (AP) The third victim, Henry Her. — A black man from the British ry of St. Croix, was shot in front Caribbean Island of Mont.serrat of a Christiansted bar, has been charged with the U. murder of two while American of Gov. Martin J. Schreiber Wisconsin, chairman of the school teachers on the troubled lieutenant governors' con island of St. Croix, vention, said the murders The young women and an "have cast a dark cloud over Islander who was shot WASHINGTON AP — E the the conference." Local poiltibolt Roosevelt, son of former back Monday night brought to clans had hoped the convention 17 the total num ber ef white President Franklin D. would offset some of the harm. veiL, was expected to deny to a pet-seas slain on the Caribbean ful publicity the island had rSsenate panel today any role in resort Island in the past 13 eclved because of a recent wave months. Most of the murders an alleged plot to of murders. the prime minister of The Ba. are still unsolved. 7' • The security guard WIs 42'u'. ti. .. The plague of killings began Convicted stock swindler strengthened around WI WI Wi the St. when Croix , Louis P. Mastnlana, 51, told the beach hotel where U.S the live black men invaded IVs It'; It's Fountain Valley Country government operations per- lieutenant governors were Club on ,,, Sept. 6, 1972, robbed it i u' Stt manent investiga tions sutcom- opening their annual con515 Q3 and s pr ayed the terrace restau vention today, 10.4 inittee two eeks ago that '-,'i i'i rant with rnaehir,.gjin '. lti,,'v,'lt and Ilaithin eisiha lire,, Jirnes Kirrion, 20 I ar killing &evuu whit and a black , operatr Michc1 McLaney resteti for the killing Ph WI of the two employe of the club. Five once offered him $100,000 to kill school teachers and charged 3jt fl', zS ni 77', in islanders Prime Minister Lynden o. were sentenced to life iet-a1 court with first degree i 47e 44'., 44. mprison IflUrtier, He was remanded to ment for the tilllngs. ,,. ,, , Pindling. Seven local blacks were j ai 4' Roosevelt has called the l In lieU of $50,0()0 ball, j7s u's 1714 arrested for a restaurant rob. Pollee said the WOIDCR Wt p p, cusation "an utter and cornbery in November 1972 in which " plete fabrication ," He returned HetSy 11tCdy, 15 171S 1$ , of w WI w. from his Lisbon, Portugal, Conn., and Cheryl BaIT,Bethel, two white men were killed and a 31'. 3115 3115 . native of Iloston from North thirdwounded,chargesagajt rarwti to appear before the 13', 44'.. five of comrn1tte, Miami, Fla, They had been liv. th them were dropped; two SlIS , 5$. $15 o ers Were acquitted, McLaney also strongly denies Iii On St. Croix about a 13 the accusation, The two women were report. 47 47 1, 371i 77I Mastriarnj t estified the offer ed to have gone on a bench , $ party Sunday, Their bodies , Was made In 1968 because 47'. were fowu Monday night 30 prip - niinlster had failed 1 13 Noon Stock Reports hua net-. " 0fIT,26C 100 9" ' ' He had three gas station employes move a junk car in be. WASHINGTON (AP) — The "What that means is that ny hind the rig, take off the car's administration's decision to constituents are going togO cold wheels and put it up on Jack control the distribution of home this winter," Kennedy wrote. stands, Then Smith, a bearded, heating oil has prompted quesfeisty fellow, drove his pickup tions about whether the action But Virginia H. lnauer, the truck in front of the rig, took out has come early enough and p'5 paI assistant the spark plugs and drained the goes far enough to prevent (or ccmsimer affairs, disputed nil, shortages this winter, Kennedy's claim. Smith, smiling all the while, 'Three Democra tic congress. told the truck driver, Lou Hen- men answer no to both ques'11e President's action is dery, that he had work to do on his tions, but an administration signed to ensure that win ' consumer spokeswoman says the greatest energy needs are Henry telephoned his supeni. yes, served first. This will not be a era Monday afternoon to tell The White House announced winter where American fami. them that Smith—the same guy Tuesday Immediate mandatory lies are left out in the cold," she who turned his gas station into a allocations on propane gas and said, lemonade stand last month to said It would impose the con. protest high gas prices—wa., at trols on distillate oils within a Aqpthcr Massachuse Its It again, few weeks. Democrat, Rep. Torbert Arco executives began show. The distillate oils include die- McDonald, said the adminis. Irig up at Smith's place, but Bob sel' fuel, Jet fuel, kerosene and tration plan "offers a kept on tinkering with his truck, the home beating oil especially where major surgerybandald 01 Finally, Jacob F. Straub Jr., needed in the cold winters of quired." manager for distribution of New England and the upper Arco's Pacific Southwest area, Midwest. H McDonald, chairman of a drove down to Costa Mesa, a Len. Edward M. Kennedy, D. ouse power subcommittee, city 60 miles south of Los Ange. Mass., quickly sent a letter to urged passage of legislation, allea, the President charging that the ready approved by the Senate, Smith offered Straub some administration's delay in ap. which would require the Presifried chicken, but he didn't plying mandatory allocation to dent to impose mandatory aDomove his truck. home heating oil "has precipl. cations on a broad range of pet"Shut it (the truck) down," tated a crisis for the Northroleum prodicts Includinj shouted Straub to Henry, who mt" gasoline by this time was si tting in Smith's office, eating fried chicken and reading girlie magazines. "Lock Straub said, pointing to the truck. "Let's go home for din- — v irgin U.S. Ad n usS1 -,.• Evacuation Caused By Gas The Scented Grand Jury Probing is pohct &T 69 4D50 .:Ly \ Colors (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) LIMIT I 01 53c Papermate Pen Paper Plates WWO WITH Halloween still weeks away, these costumed charmers have already managed to trick Sanford Lions Club Candy Sales chairman Ben Wade out of sacks of candy treats. (L to r) children are Kathy Lazendy, Penny Morris, Leslee Gordon and April Morris. Candy is being sold by Lions Club members to benefit their sirshi nnprvfirj proect.s. 10 4 DAYS Ot,'L Y 98"Powerpolnt .oW imi ery - Gall on 59C S Boxed TRICK OR TREATERS CAN'T WAIT /\ ocotions Of FU I C) ê ELLI - - poice to catch him, leaping over the trunk of a pa rked elk strolled out of the city and into the Royal HaaPark. T PRICE OUR DISCOUNT PR/CE OUR OISOUNTPRICE OUR DISCOUNT PRICE OUR DISCOUNT PRICE OUR OISCQur PP/CE Lolion School Lunch Bill COSTA MESA, Calif. (AP) — Bob Smith figured enough was enough. The bill handed him by the Atlantic Richfield Co. gaso- f C I C J U N ti 1.11 — A young elk who wandered fort defies attempts by Swedish Vaseline Viva Right Guard Ice Cream Intensive Care Jumbo Towels Deodorant ~1,13tt thousands of letters. A 15-yearold boy wrote Rep. Gerry E. Studds, 1)-Mass.: "What would they do if there wasn't no dogs, would they kill humans?" Bitter Bob Battling Bi g Bills ,, OUR DISC ',- Elsie 3-Way Light Bulb California Gubernatorial Race nhficantly. ' _ BORDEN'S ' 7- .• liv. A Atlanta Mayoral Race Pup Experiments Protested into Stockholm from the surrounding _ • JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) black, were in possession of a arraignefi before a U.S. magis. home in which the slayings oc- Moslem sect, — Two men wanted In the pistol when arrest2d, but did tate. members of the Hanafi sect, cwted on Jan. 18 was used as a January mass execution of sev- not offer resistance. They were Police described the the alaThe northwest Washington which claims 1,000 members headquarters for the Hanafi ylngs as an ex en Hanali Moslem in a Wash. charged they were the work of tngton. D.C., home are jailed in Black Muslims angered over — Jacksonville in lieu of $500,000 Ilanafi criticism of Muslim bond each. leader Elijah Muhammed. The FBI announced that it had arrested John Wesley Grif. The seven llanafi victims, all SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Mayor Joseph Alioto is fin, 28, and William Christian, BALTIMORE (Al') — One of Spiro T. Agnew's fundof then, black, were found In trying to hire Frank Manklewlecz, former strategist for Baltimore County executive and governor during the 1N. ), in a Jacksonville apartment mid-afternoon and police said raisers, a reluctant witness forced to testify under immunity, Sen. George S. McGovern, to guide his campaign for o at least four black men were today goes back before the federal grand Jury Inirstigating Agnew has branded as "damned lies" allegations that he governor of California. It was Manidewlecs who helped Along with five other persons, received kickbacks, sometimes In the guise of the vice president. seen running front the resi. mastermind a political coup that dumped AlIoto from the Griffin and Christian have been contributions , from cont W illiam J. Math , a former Democratic Baltimore city contractors doing o i ng business dence, which is In a fashionable last Democratic National Convention. Alloto, 57, wants indicted on charges or murdercouncilman now doing publicity for an engineering firm, deneighborhood. the former McGovern strategist to help heal the wounds of Ing the seven Moslems, five of dilned to answer questions last Thursday when the M The New the bitter 1972 California presidential primary and fashion York Times reported that lawyers for Agnew them children, in a Washington Two women, including the member Jury started hearing evidence against Agnew. a new coalition of Democrats, would meet in secret today with U.S. District Judge Walter home owned by professional daughter of Dr. Reginal HawkE. Hoffman in an effort to set up an Inquiry Into leaks of in"This whale damned thing Is Un-American," Muth told a basketball star Kareem Abdul. ins, a North Carolina civil formation about the Investlgctfon. newsman. Hr confirmed he was bring recalled, had bern orJhb.ir ri g hts kndr, :d t\prr :hot ut The Timrc aId •jflr ias)rr rupukdly y,i ('i I :1 hi ii; ii L lial t e.-s t - iz, and told L:'t i,/iiINU iON (AP) -. &J1n& con.gr...cxnen are be ird survived. prcpred to seek hoffman's permission to question Witnesses that be must testify or face a jail term for ontempi. Griffin, both formerly of Philaswamped by letters protesting proposed military exThe unnail under oath about leaks to the news media. Moslems and The Jury is probing alleged political corruption In M delphia, apparently had been Black periments on beagle puppies, Rep. Lee Aspin, D-WIs., Muslims both embrace Mary. Moth reportedly isto be questioned about a *1,000--plste land. This phase of the Investigation centers on bribery, living in .lacksonvifl since AuIslamic teachings, but some of started the controversy by disclosing the Air Force plans. Agnew fund-raising dinner last fall which Muth helped to extortlou, conspiracy and tax viola tio ns while he was gu PA. It Said both their Interpre tati ons vary sigSince then, aides say, Aspla's office has received ornnlzr ni1 thIIa.h* Veep Fund Wed nesday, Oct. 3,1973-3A 4 BA VS ONL Y 4 BA VS ONL V Assotad 1,39 4 CA VS ONL V LIMIT 4 DAYS O%L r' �4A—The Sanford Wednesday, Oct. Herald How Rep. Gray By EDWARD NEILAN Copley News Service military district on the mainland opposite Taiwan. The Sino-Soviet dispute has been in. tensifying in many areas recently: —There have been the reports from Eastern Europe that Moscow wants to call an international Communist meeting to expel China from the world Communist movement. —A recent Soviet propaganda offensive charged Chinese troops with violations of the border between China and the Soviet-backed Mongolian People's Republic. WASHINGTON—what some students of world affairs describe as the most important international political development of recent history took place 10 years ago. It was in the late summer of 1963 that the murky and vaguely alluded to tensions between Moscow and Peking suddenly were confirmed in public, What had been described as the unbreakable "comradely alliance" of the 1950s became the feud of the last —The number of Soviet divisions facing China has reportedly been increased from 32 last year to 45 today, including three mechanized divisions said to have arrived recently. —Premier (Thou En.lai bitterly attacked the Soviet "fascist dictatorship" in his report in late August to the 10th Party Congress, asking, "Must China give away all of the territory north of the Great Wall to the Soviet revisionists in order to show that we favor relaxation of world tension and are willing to improve Sino-Soviet relations?" I All but a few of the skeptics—the ones who said from the start that it was a "phony split"— have now become convinced that the dragon and I. . , . . serious in thei r proclamations of mutual hate, suspicion and distrust. According to military intelligence reports k Ti' m ilit:r, f1Icp0v1'er and most of the Itussian air force—pointing at Chinese along the Sino-Soviet border than is aimed at the North Atlantic Treaty Organization forces in Eutope. The same evaluations claim there are more Chinese forces massed at key points along the Sino-Soviet border than there are in the Fukien Other Thouqnts j -~ By KEN GEPFERT Associated Press Writer By JACK ANDERSON WASHINGTON-"I'm a poor man," uld Rep. Ken Gray, D-fll., plaIntively. He admitted, of course, that he owns a helicopter suitable for hopping over Washington traffic Jams. And a luxurious, 50-loot houseboat. He also wears the fanciest '1 clothes in Congress, selec ted each day from a vast wardrobe of sty lized suits. We discovered that he helps pay for his high li ving out of campaign collections. Last year, he amassed a $26,000 campaign chest, which he tapped for such un likely campaign expenses as carpeting his houseboat and buying tickets to Washington Redskins footba ll gam es. Gray had little legitimate need for campaign f unds, since no credible candidate ran against him. As eviden ce of this, he ran up the biggest plurality of any Congressman th the coun try. Neverth eless, he hoarded over his campaign finan ces like a possessive shopkeeper. He was his own cam pa ign treasurer. The dapoet' Dtmocrat is a power on th e House Public Works Committee, which has jurisdiction over highway construction and o ther public works. Many of his contributors, It de ve loped, have the ir hands in this particular pork barrel. Know Your Hemisphere politics turns. bear are Beats Living Costs decade. Today, the ongoing enmity between China and the Soviet Union is one of the basic factors on which all of today's calculations of global power we Time Ran Out For Chile's Reds By WILLiAM GIANDONI the dollar costs over 2,00 to wreak such havoc In so short observers in Santiago, the Copley News scrvice escudos, when it can be Pur- a period of time. Chilean capital, who had obchased. No on knows how long the served the When the Chilean armed relief and Never before in modern Latin Job of rehabilitation of Chile rehabilitat i forces finally moved to oust America has a national on work in Europe Pres knt Salvador Allende and economy been destroyed as and its economy will take, after World War II guess Uhat Never before has a nation so the task in Chile may require 20 his Marxist government, it may rapidly and absolutely as under nc'rlv dominatod h' tilt :lr(': haVt IC tIJ Lte, , of h:irij h114'F, tI iiLs in Chile. Nut even Maris managed to throw oft But ds Chile have the time? true, Allende died, apparently Communist Cuba's bearded the Red yoke. a suicide. and the Communist, There again, no one can be Premier Fidel Castro was able still and a!l, some thoughtful sure. Socialist and other Marxist extremists were driven una ,i .r-r,- rr vri i BEGIN? I c3ergrounJ. W HERELJL YOU IJL.'..4iii. VVflCI1 But in the short space of 34 months, Allende's Marxist ,.,,, coalition government had done .. co much to destroyChile's . , . capitalIst-oriented economy, to ...;,.. I rwn the country's agricul .01 - . .:. .k, A what is worse, w uxnent pr' kiIfi~ C133 hatreds that the Allcr,de 'ot III " revolution m;y be irreversible, r'iy' '' 4 In great part. I F r:i~ .' :i ONThACTORS }i:hwav hu!r 11.11. i:rt r, fr d;tmp!, ccntrhuted . $2,500 to Gray's campaign. Bar ter was reluctant, however, to taLk to us about It. All he would say was that he did federal contract work "once in a wh ile." Mother highway con trac tor, Eugene Simond of Car. hondale, Ill., kicked in ano ther $2,000. He refused to answer any questi ons at a ll. Still another rtad builder, R.B. Potaslinick of Cape Gtrardeau, Mo., gave Gray $500. James Knott, who Is In the asphalt business, coughed up $450. In addition, Gray was paid a $300 honorarium by the American Institu te of Architects and the Consul ti ng %J Eng in eers Council for a speech on public buildings ture I %%esten meat market has been offering horsenieat under the guise of pinto steaks prompted a round of discussion among the fellows gathered at the water cooler in the offiee the other day The question was, how u1dny ways can borsemeat be disguised Some suggestions IncIw.ed "whj'invbtrers" arid "racing stakR" ,,i mW '.hi1siw-ops ' "Paddock pa paiwes es were considered favorably, too But the d1scusIon ended abruptly when someone proposed "stable steaks "-Memphis (lean (Commercial Appeal a Litc that tti X hr a " FRANK VOLTOLINE, General Manager JOHN A, SPOLSKI, Associate Editor WINIFRED F. GIELOW DEWEY SØorts Editor ROBINSON Circulation Manager JANE CASSELBERRY County Editor ROYGREEN Advertising Manager DORIS WILLIAMS Society Editor CHARLES HAYS RALPH HAYS Comp Room Foreman RIS NELSON ,, i RAY STEVENS Press Room Foreman SUBSCRIPTION RATES Home Delivery SIc Week 1)4 o BY Mail InFlorida %7.40 Month fltps 125101 Year , - - All Other Mail $270 Month 6 Mon ths I 20 s $6 17 mos. 13710 -- U-S Postal Regulations puyvide that all 'nail Sub$Cfiplions be p,(j in ad.ance EnI('rcd at er Au gus t 7? 1908 ias Off,ceofSrd II37771 No part ot any material. newsotaJverhsingofthied.tonoI The Sanford Herald may be reproduced .n any 1 manner without 1'itt'fl permsson of the pub1srer of The Herald Any indi vidual or firm responsible for such reproduction w infringing copyright a v% 0I be he.dhable for damage under the law J. &': .. .. '- ' - A B" ,e,--* - '- ,• ,''' , ,,____ - ____ .. " ____ ,L . - , ',a'i' ,'- ,.. .. Z. I V T _____ ______ e. ''i . ._ - r ____ __ I depths. Bestmeasure ofe$tate ofa national economy is its monetm unit, In Mile's case, = -. . . . ..'. I p— When Allende took office Nov. 3, 1970, the escudo was being traded offically at between 12 f$Pj/7Z? —.. on for um rnwm #TwrwA?r--- black market rate hovered Bullets baskethail team and $ to the Ringling Brothers Qrcus. There were also several small expenditures, such as $ for a bachelor party for Rep. Ed BoJa.nd, D-Maas., $15 for an HEW recep tion and several $8 paymen ts to the Coca-Cola company, He considered Iti legi tima te campaign expense, he said, to "give a Coke to a little kid who's been walking all over 1-1 11 ,__; .- , ) ~ Age Isn't Al! By HAL BOYLE — Your head may be thatched with silver, but your heart still is Y° — watch a full moon, Whefl you Wri te a love letter, you don't worry that It might make you look injudiciousor silly ifit were put in ptnt. You have more striped colored In your wardrobe than plain white 0tS. At least three people in your life still call you by a pet nickname. When your wife tries a new recipe on you, you don't ask her If he is part of a plot to poison l'ou, and if you really like the dish you make her evening by telling her she ,put it in her permanent culinary fOrtfolio for future company, You like some rock tunes, and the reason you are weary of most rock music is not simply because it is overly noisy, but tha t the noise is used to try to cover up a lack of real creativity, Teen-age don't automatically either frighten or bore you, and now and then one of them likes you well enough to speak toyuu as his equal. You have danced at least twice within the last three years. At least once you have written a poem, maybe a very short one and n'erhapa only in your head, within the last five yeati Although you are now old enough to figure out a good reason f or feeling bad any time, if YOU really Pt You mind to it, now and then you feel bad as young people do - for no reason at all, You still haven't learned to say no when the wrong people ask you to le nd them money. If your son asks you to Was a football back and forth with him, still have the delusion you can show him they used to do it better in the old days. You don't feel as old yourself as your oldest and best friends look. At the offi ce the boss still expects YOU to come with a fresh idea now and then. She may be out of her mind, but your wife still thinks of you as romantic. Despite the bludgeonings of chance, you still hope that one of the lottery tickets you buy every month will put you on easy street for a few years. You get at least two unsigned cards on Valentine's Day — and only one of them is mean. When you do aomethtng nice for someone, you don't sulk If he doesn't overw he lm you at once with his gratitude. you Agnew's Asset ne*-s printed in th ne-,i.spjper 13 KI It cost taxpayers $7.65 a copy to find out what Florida will be like when the state's population tops 10 million. But Administration Deparunnt officials say the information presented last week in a 64-page, cartoonillustrated booklet was well worth the price. "i 6. a kvka lv ct this issue o;i into uw piulilic forum," said Randolph Whittle, chief of the Comprehensive Planning Bureau. Whittle said the coat of $7,652 for 1,000 copies appeared high only because It included salaries of the four editors, one Illustrator and one secretary who spent a month compiling the booklet. The total did not include the 35 centsper.copy it cost to mail the book to legislators, their staffs and state agencies. Fred Williams, one of the editors, said demand for the book Is so great a second printing already Is planned. U Bevis Won't Listen V 16 town sightseeing." Gray a so pays a lot of bills wi th hisBa Ainericard en th paysthecredit card company out of campaign fuds We traced almost $3,000, which was diverted from his campaign funds to pay Bank Amicard bills. He admitted that a eowael to the (jerk of the House had warned him that some of his campaign expenditire, might be "questkmable," About the time we began our Investigation, Gray also rushed off a letter to the aerk, dated Sept. 6, 1973, acknowledgIng that "official campaign expenditures sh ould be separated from legiUma op ti era onal expenses concerned wi th my office." (X)LJNTERXI'IACK It Won't Tell How Young You Are NEW YORK (AP) State To Exceed 10 Million Gray also charged off as campaign øapendftures IZO to the Washington Redskins foot ball team, $200to the Baltimore - .- TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP)-Agriculture commIssIoner Doyle Conner wants to make sure Floridians don't forget his department Is still In the consumer protection business. Conner's public relations staff mailed out spot announcements to 25 television and 230 radio stations across the state last month to help get the message across. The announcements noted that the Florida Deceptive and Unfair Trade Practices Act went into effect Monday. "Commissioner Doyle Conner has asked me to announce the good news for you," assistant consumer services director Bill McMahon tells the radio and TV audiences. Ironically, It was Conner who lobbied against the socalled "little FTC Act" when the 1973 legislature proposed that Atty. Gen, Robert Shevin be designated chief enforcement officer. Conner wanted to be the enforcer, but bargained that he would end his opposition If he could keep the consumer complaint clearinghouse In his agency. Arthur England, Gov. Reubin Askew's fanner consumer adviser, tried unsuccessfully to have the clearinghouse transferred to the McMahon said the rudw and TV announcements were Intended "to alert consumers there is a new, better consumer law the books and inform them we are still the clearinghouse complaints," The 30 and 60-second spots fail to mention that evIn's office is the primary enforcement agency under the Law. McMahon said the announcements were his idea, but that Conner "knew about it and approved it." The television announcements cost $237, not counting postage. The stations were asked to air them as a public service. Although Conner the TV exposure, Shevin's cffice d!dn't apar ui- t "P... {ll 1- —who's running 12d3 show once things get going," said an aide. covered, , Published datly and SundAys cicept Saturday The Herai s a mern be r of AsSoGiated Press A hi ch is entailed CjCj.t't, t ?h use fo rioduc$on o' .iJi fte je / '.' , ," .i/ aUrts Sarr.eAsHom.Dehveqy f'"'• . i-4 - . ' '• ____ You still like to sit up late and BILL VINCENT JR Chief Photogra1ter ,. jj .• - Alert Consumers The Licmocrauc Coiwresslotuil Campaign Committee funneled $1,000 to Gray. 'l'hey asked me If I had a tough race," he explained. "I said no, but if there's monty left over, I do ha ve other needs." He collected another $1,000 as his cut from a pos t.election, de bt-clearing dinner thrown by ifilnols Governor Daniel Wclker. The flamboyant, boyishly handsome Gray, using the fast-talking tecimlque he developed as an auctioneer, rattled on for three boors a bout his fln"ncy'.z, !-e s nplLtheu magician, and there was an element of now-you. aee-1t-now.you.(Ion't In his spiel. 'PEOPLE-TO-PEOP1E' lie stated repeatedly that he was "providing people-to. people service" and th at the bills paid out of his campaign funds were not "for personal aggrandlzemen" To pic k out a few items, $1,000 was taken out of campaign chest to make a boat payment to the Kings Qaft Cornapoy; another $560.34 went to the Rutns Discount Carpet Canter for boat carpeting, $536 to the Anacostia Marina for boat repairs and $411 for pleasure boat liability insurance. These expenditures, said Gray, were essen tial for entertalning constituents. Referring to the Insurance policy, he added fierce ly: "If a Boy Scout falls overboard, I want to be - turned over to Marxist Mechanical Sup?. H M gaz ne Editor a and cattle tands had been taken from thelr former owners an L.1r. - or both, in their han- - Advertising Director & Associate Publisher t' dung of things, the Chilean economy plunged to unheard 0 372 2611 83L 9993 )OONFRENCHAvE, SANFORD.FLA771 -. WALTER A., GIELOWI Editor and,Publisher WAYNE D. DOYLE JRICffARDS -. -- r -- - - .- - - ,- - - Public Service Commission Chairman Bill Bevis says he doesn't have to listen to Tampa political activist Jim Fair until the PSC holds a public hearing.Bevis ruled Fair out of order this week when the former Hillsborough County elections supervisor attempted to ad. dress the commission during the PSC's first public voting session, When Fair continued his oration anyway, Bevis boomed, "Is one of our Investigators here' I want this man removed." Fair finally sat down at the urging of PSC administrative secretary. KnowYour Congressmen Sen. Edward Gurney Suite 510, Dirksen Senate Office Building Washington, D. C. 20510 Sen. Lawton Chiles The more Gray talked, the angrier he became, Then he Suite 2106 Dirksen Senate Office Building Washington, D. C. 20510 launched into a counterattack. "Jack Ander," he charged , "Is sleeping wi th a red-headed girl on a boat near mine." (Not true.) "If you stray one Inch from the true facts," he shouted, "Ill me." Whe n my associa te Bob Owens asked the Co ngressman about a $3,500 loan listed only as "acec*nrnodation constituen ts," Gray, demanding to know the sourcefor two of our story, grabbed Owens by the tie, c'enched his fist and Rep. William Chappell Suite 1124, Longworth House Office Building Washinton, D. C. 20515 threatened to strike him. JCH4, Itils i' MRTA-, A7 CvSToD OF p,j/ fl1ON CVERspo 7U TAFcD!' Rep. William Gunter Suite 423, Cannon House Office Building Washington, D. C. 20515 I) Rep. Louis Frey Suite 214, Cannon House Office Building = Washington, D. C. 20515 - eep's Unique Constitutional Status V BY BRUCE BIO6SAT Long-wood NEA Washington Correspondent Black Community Ann Riley Mir aHa n, SitS m Bear Lake. Forest City Lake Monroe 3222611 Gr ace 5p nbs 831 NS2 Deltana Deflary Geneva . Oviedo Fannette EdWaFth Liz Mathievx - -, Liza Baker 3(,5 5707 - Mrs. Clarence Snyder Winter Springs Altamonte 1prings [Ida oi~Nichols Nancy Booth 372 4135 Cssetbe.-ry Fern Park Tgiiwood, E E'1te! Gident-od Eatbro k 538 7997 - luleconsUtuUonalauu1uesdIaagsplyi psible immimity to thciment before uie makes an arguracnt which miiht weigh In Predent hts favor AoWd the matter reach the Supreme Cole. &nce there are no legal pèeciedents and the U.S. ConsUtuUonIs unclea r yjtj Lssneof priority, all the . autborities root their judgments In what they re calling the "practicalitles." Though he Is In what appears to be a distinct minority, Prof. Alexander Bickel of Yale Is the man who comes down onUesidetMtcouJdbehtow 13S 116 dMIft fer immunity frOm IndICÜTIIU Mid tz on k41cIct Bait ys u.s. grand i jur "It's a dose question. There's no settled authority. But Pve concluded he can't be ind icted before Wo Impeaj ecause there's no way to bypass him In the presidential sueCtSslon process while ht's alive." Blckel'spoliitis that the Vice President is theone nm on the succession ladder whose place Is fixed by the Constitutinji. and could only be altered by the slow amendia,nt procedure iJing rattficatjo' by 7 "ft's — -- - Wednesday, Oct. 3, 1973-5A TALLAhASSEE, Fla. (AP) state's beaches and the public's Tuesday, but decided to leave to mittee to Include beach protec- Some areas in the winter, Public access to Florida right access, each region and that line used the full ELMS cemmittee how It lion requirements. beaches should be guaranteed Hoffman said, "Developers for setbacks. Conse;vatfojsts contend would be implemented, he said, by law beca use poor people condominiums are robbing us blind. They're and other shore William Canton of the state's The subcommittee also Earlier Asst. Atty. Gen. Ken bulldozing up the beach to alter Bureau of Beaches cannot afford to travel to far. and Shores developments have walled the agreed '.o recommend the full Hoffman told the panel flung resorts areas to lie on the public develthe mean high water line and recommended that either the off from beaches. committee consider asking that opera were building up to the gaining sand, the chairman of an Enviextra land," setbark line be moved to 150 0n this subcommittee there the sthte.estijbIjsh.J coastal beach's edge on the basis of ronmentijl Land Management is not a consensus Hoffman said the higheri feet landward of the mean high on how far we construction setback lines be mean high water marks that mean high waste Study subcommittee says. line in each water will go on public access to the moved further from the ocean, change as much as 50 feet In area should be established In the line or 50 feet landward of Gil Finnell, Florida State beaches," Finnell said after the vegetation Line. The law requires buildings be University law professor, said panel's meeting, "There Is a set back 50 feet from the mean Tuesday, "there should be reaclear opinion we need to protect high water mark. sonable access for all citizens," the beaches." They also agreed to ask conFinnell said he would suggest The coastal zone and wet- sultants preparing a local gov. the full ELMS commit tee make lands subcommittee agreed to GAINESVILLE, Fla. (AP) - from a chronic-cobalt alloy, experiment because their teeth recommendations to protect the general policy of public accessa eminent comprehensive plan- Researchers trying to do acrylic plastic or a ceramic de- are much like man's. ninm act for the ELMS Corn- something about the high cost veloped by the university Cal_______________________ Of dentistry are implanting lege of Engineering. NOW WE HAVE artifical teeth in baboons to Dr. Larry Ilench of the Celearn if the procedure can work ramic engineering division said Swim 'n Tan for humans, tests of the bloglass teeth In The University of Florida monkeys showed the ersatz dentistry college scientists say choppers were strong enough to For competitive and the experiments could mean recreational s be a long-lasting replacement swimming, sunbat sunba t hing or for contact end to costly bridges and and were incorporated into the urers . . tints to crowns now used to replace lost jawbone by a natural process. choose from. . .shat. human teeth. Dr. Harold Stanley, chairman Offshore Oil Tracts ti'rproof ir1, they fIot Two duien babtius iii has- c of the deiiLul scho1's oral TALLAhIAsSE[. Fla. (AI) - State geologist Robert their front teeth removed and medicine department, said tia. POOL TOYS Vernon says the Interior Department probably eliminated TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) replaced with implants made boons were chosen for the new 0 Volle y ball 12 Florida tracts in the Gulf of Mexico to be leased for off- The scenic Rainbow River, .' . DI... - TA'%.e w.. stxre CU amiiiing to win approval of another 147 tracts. one of Florida's last spring-fed Basketball "I think th e opposi tion of th e Defense Department Diving Rings waterways, Is being destroyed was such that they felt th ey had a better chance to get th e rest Pool & Dck Chaiso by heavy boat traffic, says thehe Float;, Rails ey eliminated the 12 tracts," Vernon said Tuesday. if th head of a state ccnservatfon K'ddie Swim AIds An Interior spokesman said the tracts sou th of Penagency. sacola were removed from a proposed December oil lease "The river Is undergoing deFULL LINE OF sale involving virgin oil terri tory off Florida, Alabama struction every da y," In ternal and MLs.cissippi. CAIS J Improvement Fund Director J/tClU,3','lLLE, Fla. (APi borrow money. --' Drilling in the 19 trir's! "would unrcaoljl. Joel Kuperbcriz tuld th 4ii,( - Glenn W. Turner tried to isatley asked if Sant knew witha number of military activities, th e spoKesman said. Thcday. ... F00L48 mortgage his $2 million Or. that he (Bailey) had suggested But the Cabinet delayed aclando, Fin, headquarters when Turner find the man who auSt & 3rd Hwy 17.92 tion for two weeks on a series of 'Gator Mutilates Murder Victim legal proble ms Jeopardized his thored the pamphlet and fir e I 322-3022 steps aimed at Limiting deKoscot Interplanetary Inc. cos- him. __________________ LAKELAND, Fin. (AP) — Poli ce say the body of a murvelopment along the six-mile metics business, says a former dered red-haired, red-bearded youth apparently was river in Marion County. '.e'uti'.e of the firm. cheed by an alligator in a phosphate pit. "1 th ink we've been moving A spokesman for the Polk County Sheriff's Depar tmen t EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY William Sant of Miami, a forvery rapidly since this matter sidd Tuesday the uniden tified youth had been shot three caine to a head," Gev. }'ub:r mer Ko&ot retür end vic, wuics in the chest ceiore being thrown into the pit. — priue:it of Turner's Dare to be Askew told Kuperberg. "We've Police said th ey shot an alligator which apparently Great motivational courses, recognized the need to preserve chewed off both his arms. said Tuesday Turner tried to this very Important area of float the mortgage because he Florida." was commited to saving the Kuperberg had asked the Free Police Whistles Offered firm. binet Ca to recommend that the HOLLYWOOD, Fla. (AP) — Senior citizens ha ve been Turner. Boston attorney F. Marion County Commission WITH REDUCED INTEREST RATES offer ed free police whistles to help counter a wave of Lee Bailey and enact ordinances to prevent Turner AND LONGER TERMS AVAILABLEI purse snatchings and muggings in th is South Florida clearing river banks and to ban cornpar.y executives are on community. Bill a George invite all trial on federal mall fraud high horsepower boats on the Po lice chief Longo said Tuesday he had ordered their friends and former charges. waterway. 2,500 whistles and anyon e In trouble can use a whistle to customers to stop by But Aakew said adoption of alert po licemen or frighten the robbe rs. and discuss this new loan Under cross examination by the recommendations would program, The police chief a lso has hired more policemen, inBailey, who is acting as his own "put the cart be fore the horse" cluding plain clo th es ag ents, to pa trol shopp ing centers Sant said there was since Kuperberg's suggestions where most of the crimes against the elde rly have taken widespread disenchantment had not been studied by the pla ce. among Koscot distributors county commission. because of news stories about AND FINANCE COMPANY Commission attorney Willard Gymnast Pitches Grapefruit many against the firm. A)res objected that the recomVERO BEACH (AP) - The Florida Citrus Commission mendations were prepared BILL FRAASA & GEORGE MAYBURY The government charged is hoping a pretty 20-year-old Olympic gold medal "without local considerations." To?i of over 50 Years experience in iurner and Bailey with actin gymnast will be able to do for the grapefruit what singer together to defraud Kcscott and Anita Bryant did for Florida oranges. LENDING & Dare to be Great customers by They have invested $2 million in television advertising CONSU MER COUN SELI NG overselling distributorships this yeu showing Cathy Rigby perfor-ming on a balance uclear But Bailey says he acted only a,s beam set up In grapefruit groves and FoIda beaches a l'urner lawyer. whil e extollin g th e virtues of eating grapefruit. 3226191 Sant also testified he drew up "We wer e looking for someone who would appeal to the 301 E. First Street Sanford, Fla. a pamphlet advising prospecyounger generation," said Vernon Muffins, advertising Corner of First and Palmetto tive buyers of distributorships director of the carunission. — -4 . in Turner companies how to JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) Baboons Get Boating New Florida• Destroys Teeth GOGGLES! News Brief Waterway __ -'--_- _______ - fl.II Sant: Turner Tried To Mortgage Building [HEM, LO A ii S TO 25OO seven James attorney. SOUTHERN LOAN lawsuits N Plants Sought -Citingshorthgesandrjsmg Class Held In Buses costs of fossil fuels, the Jacksonville Electric Authority has IONTICFL! Fin. (AP) — But a new permanent buildu moved to purchase two offshore For some children in this North was on the nuclear power plants at a Cost drawing boards ai Flori da town, the ride to classes it seem ed like a waste of mont of $750 mil li on, doesn't start when they board a to erect The city-owned utility temporary classroori agreed school bus. It ends. for remedial reading and oth Tuesday to a letter of Intent for special classes. purchase of two floating atomic 'rho children ha ve been atplants to be anchored in the Atwere driven IN lantic Ocean three miles off- tending classes in two old eleposition, their seats wet shore i nside a specially-built school buses since their and school furnitur ment.ary school was destroyed remosed breakwater, was installed. by fire last December. Desmond Bishop, Jefferson IX-livery is Then the teachers and pupi ulcd for 19. tentatively and '1 sched- County's superintendent of says schools, most classes were went to work pa inting th em The utility made its decision mov ed to two wooden bu dings. il suit th emselves. — based in part on a consultants' re port which predicted nuclear fuel will be cheaper than fossil fuel by the next decade. - ~ 'I~ I-, , ,_1 A ?c:v 4"j,.'.5'LLJacksonvi lle hati to pay nearV.( ly double last year's price for _Nvi7C ;4i-.# S oil to fuel its generating plants \ in the fiscal year which began ./. this month . . - 1. -.. (A'~~r ~ 7 01 The single nuclear powered ~~M '11 I 1A :, u,... ge nerating plant currently op. -i5) 1,4' crating in the sta te is Florida 7 W "1i k" I . ,A' . Power & light Com pany's 'rutI. key Creek sta tion sou th of Miami which went on line ('k't, -. 1' ' .. 20, 1972. It has a a capacity of . 760 me gawatts. f'.ich of the two floating plants Jacksonville plans to buy will have 1,100 megawatts Ca. CeifltJ pa ilty. The floating plan ts will be purchased from Offshore Power Systems WI'S), a by 4fr'mStrOflg Ct'inpariy jointly owned by Tenneco and Westinghouse Look what's missing in the new Chandelier Corporations. . \ , - :' " - - , - - '- - " !' D0 * Days I Int Oct.1 to Oct. 31 HARDWICK ' GAS RANGES - -- Herald Area Correspondents i. — w,)n ../ ' industries Banks were in , A . k.... ralb TELEPHONE C Estimates are that, by legal, legalistic or iflej-1 rrcars, the government had obtained control of over 500 formerly PfltCh I ummmers. Becausethe Marxists were either inexperienced or #anforbfie DAVIDA. BRYANT -,--,- Publ ic Beach cess Ac Law Ur ged governor's office. and, frcn4 -- The Sanford Herald Florida Politics 01.0#', - A 'Divorce' The World Now Believes bitter - 3, 1973 Dragon Vs.Bear open!)' •'------'-- aljth: not that he''s lispensable, but that he's To put it directly in prartical jams.this means the Vice President, If first Indicted, could be sitting in a courtro I V,6) - Seminole County ... a 7:- undergoing trial, only to be tapped on the sheuldet' and notified suddenly that he was president. This k 13ickei' answer to Univcrity ot Uucago hot. Philip Kurland and others who contend that the governing "practicality" Is that the Vice President has no significant ' - ..,. • " :' Rep. Eugene Mooney, chairman 2115 Cree Trail, Casselberry or House Office Building, duties and thus can easily beredfor trial In the Kurland view, the PresIdAnt is the only truly in- dispensable than, since the nation cannot have is chosen chief t'etltjve panr time in tcurt whiie Ifl;iUers demLnding leadership and decision pile up. One legal scholar who shares this Judgment but cannot be named is troubled by the Idea of applying the same dxtrine to the Vice President on to might the top office He reasons that there should be a meats of "getting all, him (by 1fld1Ctai flt without reliance solely on the ncertaln route of chmen (No Impeat vice president In history has ever been impeached,) The Constitution, Incidentally, Is specific In saying that, Legislative Delegation ,,\ Tallahassee, Florida a Rep. Vince Fechtel Jr. P.O. Box 1426 Leesburg, Fla. Or House Office Building Tallahassee, Fla. at any moment Sen. Lori Wilson, 1755 Pelican Drive Merritt Island, Fla, or Senate Office Building *file Impeachment itself goes old toremoval of a man from of&, he is also "liable and subject to indictment, trial, judgment and punishment, according to law." Its failure to say whether the lter procc may in any Iretance precede iMpeadnent is where the rub comes. Those who argue the Vice President ought to be Indictable, for the ci ted practical reasons,this think clause opens the, door . - - - ' 'Die tile Ceilings . . . "bevels." The right photo is an Armstrong Chandelier Ceiling without bevels. The left photo is a standard ceiling with bevels. Notice the block look. The Chandelier design flows smoothly from wall to wall. It's an elegant, new look that will complement your proudest decor. Choice of smart decorator designs. Saturdays Telephone 372 0101 110 Mutiny Lane 1 BANKAMEC ICAR 0 MASTER CHARGE V 4300 to $523.00. During our October Discount Days October 1 thru October 31 they are Only $12900 to $471.00. Stop by c;.e of our convenient show rooms or call and we'll send a salesman to your home. We've got a Hardwick Gas Range to fit your budget and Cooking needs! Chandelier Ceilings Open'TIIiP M. Merritt Island, Fla. or Senate Office Building Tallahassee, Fla. During our sale Hardwick Gas Ranges are drastically discounted. We stock 25 different models in many colors regularly priced from that doesn't look e tile Tallahassee, Florida Sen. John W. Vogt America's Standard of Cooking Excellence 0 S. Maple Ave. ..anford, Florida i.t IA. MUC UTILITIES COMPANY AND FLO-GAS CORPORATION Pose gour gas Co. Bonus Discount P . S. Bring a Child's toy or book in for use in a children's Christma s program and we will give you an additional 5% discount on the safe price of the appliance (limit one toy per appliance). Offer limited to regular and new gas customers. Sanford 201 W First St 305.322.5733 DeLani 206 E. New York St 904-734-1951 �- ________ 6A—The Sanford ~ 4 - Veterans "t"'a Tr2 _Z 3TUTe . , f- -__ _,i.__ i7 ~ - . 11 #kmveis r __ __ Can. Relate .- _.; - . 1, ir "! - ________________ : j A Meetji l N 10_~" , __ . Help Stop Crime program was presented to the members of various Ainvet Posts at the annual banquet of the ,2xecutive board meeting held at the Holiday Inn by Sgt. Beau Taylor of the sheriff's -lepartment. fie elaborated on the program and gave highlights of the many activities in Seminole County. Detective Sgt. Johnnie Wright extended words of - t = _ I ,-____ -__ - I ; -"'* `:_~ — __ ` 4 ~ -7 I -1.-I-.-- -- m asa;: - -~ _ , I Technological University's new --; 'eterans Affairs Office will find ".,ijlV.i~ 1k ~1~_: -- -. - _ - .-___._ _-_ _ - ~_ . - - -- ----- ~. - - ~_ -_ I - ~__. ~. __ I ____ i_'"!~.__- :I ___ 11 _ ______ - . R - 1L•? _______ - - - Sports Glance _', / I -"-./) ___ - ____ 1~ __ ZI fq I I 16 , "- h - Staff Writer ' - CR00 MS HOSTs PATS -1ft _::;__ ___ - - __ - - f o -M fl 119MMIN-1 I I - IWR -----TF '14_~ Zn5n, j=WZ= , - _0~ -z,-&.r - - ,. - — for student development at the Unierslty. -. 0He was discharged from the Air welcome from the Arnvet5 to the honored guests arxl to all -----LI'orceasa captain in 1970, and Arrivets Posts present. L was twice decorated for per. Sgt D LIthofth city tr STATE AND LOCAL OFFICERS ATAMVETS BANQUET traffic department k . . lormance of duty as an intraffic enforcement and stressed the necessity . . .Lockwood Brown, John Miller and Dan Computo -_ motto, telligence officer with the "Drive To SGT. DOUG Arrive Alive." Itisliop (Herald Photo by Marva Hawkins) SGT. BEAU TA IAfll Seventh Air Force In Vietnam. Officer Bob Bernosky extended welcome to the visiting ____ lie holds a B.A. from William Amvets present and encouraged them to drive safely. He F said the city of Sanford was happy having such a fine • Jewell College, Liberty, Mo., s— -. '* k, ~ and a MS. from Southern -orni-iinn in hold its annual ri ctinj! h ere. u. i. lIuu 1Jucrit) , Carbundale, u -- - •. 'jJj Board of J, 4. 'jtj prepare tudenLs for teaching 4 ' * 1iT the group on highway safety and His educational background Regents approved two new the advantages of being a 1, The M.A. in English is and for additional study toward safe driver no matter where and when you drive. includes experience in ad. majer's degree programs at designed for teachers at the the doctorate. Each of the State Ainvet.s Commander Dan Compute was introduced missions, counseling and Florida Tech University, high school level and in- programs will require 45 -to the group and he extended words of appreciation to the testing. bringing to 13 the total number structors in community quarter hcurs of course work. host Post for the hospitality shown during the entire session. 0Navy commander, of such prog.ams at the colleges who may not continue Area residents with bac,i"L State Auxiliary sdeit Bertha Alexander was presented C. L (Ken) Kennedy, whose universi ty. studies toward the Ph.D., said caliaurate degrees frtii at. to the group and she thanked all auxiliaries for their career as a Naval Aviator Dr. Richard S. Grove, Chair. credited colleges or universities cooperation. spanned WW2, Korea and The new additions - Master man of the Department of who are interested in either of Clima xi ng the evening was the crowning of Ms. Amvet. Vietnam, will be veterans of Arts In Economics and English. Dr. Robert C. hicks, the new programs are asked to -' -. The winner from Post 19 Is Ms. Willie Agnes Fields. The 1973unselor for the FlU office. Master of Arts In English - will Chairman of the Department of co '4 Si) co n ta ct the FlU Admissions 74 queen was crowned by Post Commander Warren T. .— - j, Kennedy, who is completing be inaugurated at FlU at the Economics and Finance, noted Office, phone (30) 275-2511, for •'t't' wnrk n a mauler's degree at start of the Winter Quarter next fl MA. In Economics wi ll Richards. Lockwood bru,cri is siaw vcc prcsident furt he r information, ___1 IPt*IIfl Itnk*Ity, lia been I Robert Waitlngtoi, C Co-ca:rrnan. 1 —_- — working asa rehabilitation 1 +-- !YCitizen-Of-The-Week - ' _______ counselor for the state in H . . Da y tona Beach. -. His -' "Qtlzen of the week" Is Ms _F1 __ background Includes Rachel Lee, registered IT cx 0 __. --~ _ 111_~p _~'_. I -;~ir- ...rw i now retirco f..f%.d' ;; s hr lE, as sne is called by all penence in testing guidance I ,=v _A_ 2 I who know her, began her nursing career by receiving her and counseling as well. He 1 education at Hampton, Va. She graduated in 1931 wi received his B.A. from Murray . _. .:. _'. re old I -, ' State CoP ie .T. ;IAC. I.L.i. SGT. J. WRIGHT she received a gilt from the alumni. According to Dr. W. 1hz f2F I Ste has devoted 31 years of service to the sick and aged The Sanford Herald has Brown, FlU Vice President for . andshesa)sitwas31)earsofmlxedhardworkandjoIn Openingsforcorrespondentsjn StudentAffalrs,thegiewofflce ~_ I - ._. — Emphysema S.1 . - ~:.= he lping those whoneededher most BeiirLake-ForestCityarea, wasexablishedwjththealdof 1 k Nurse Lee s early education was received in Pine) a $61,000 grant from the u s Oviedo, Chuluota, Lake Mary, t Woods School In Mississippi. She Is a member of the Office of Education. Toqualify, Osteen, Easthrook.Tanglew. = -ro gram ' ~Kgl-_r1-S ___ .. LatheranfledecmerChurehwhereshewthwjththeLadies the University has to show an ood,andCasselberry Aid Society. She Is an associate member of District 37 of the increase of 10 per cent in tint- %_ Z, ~ florida Nurses Association. This group has desira ble, to dergraduate veteran I I fl wri ting ad-or membersdeslgnatedas'Lamplighter"andnursee is o enrollment over the previous rluUcu, . - - - - -of the two. The emphysema programs year. Brown noted there are -telephone Nr I -, [or persons with emphysema now approximately 1,400 are vital and transportation . ., 1 tnd their families sponsored by students In that category at )•I + theAmericanLungAssoclation FTU. j ' -... . f14' Ifyouareintereatedlnpeople I .1 I I S i of Central Flrolda and the When the new office La full3 a in !. . 1. ç Semlr&Ie County Health stalled, said Matthews, it ' ,4' .4 r ..areaandwouldllketobecornea j. ',..Department will resume Oct. 9, be capable of providing .7 , :,:4 A F n- member of the Htrald team, ;.!. / L• - . 3 fr..j -: at 730 p.m., in the conference pie service for student -, please call Jane Casselberry, room of the Seminole County veterans, who formerly •. S county editor, at 3-2611, Ext. Health Department, 900 French faced with several stops while 57, for further Information. --- - - -RACHEL LEE - ..• -- - - :---- -Avenue, Sanford. applying for enrollment, VA __ ' ...Citizenofweek ' .-#'; -: Aseriesof meetingswillbe feneuits and counseling. "Our . - I held There will be a meeting on objective is to not only assist r i s1!h _ -__ ___- - __ - __ ___- High __~___ ------____ __ _____ ~ . Tuesday night for five con- veterans attending FTIJ but r I I _- - __ - ___ r ~ -~ __ -______ A t! __ a- -~-- --__:_.also to encourage and assist secutne ieeks I --non-enrolled veterans __ , r N . Dr Julian Fried, me r 0%.I.-I assistant ---- _______________ ourse To Prep Secretaries tj - _________ Coach Barry Wenhold and his Croorns tertain the Lake Brantley Patriots TuesdayPanthers enevening at Seminole Mem or ial Stadium, Th e Pan th ers have been working on their passing game for the contest, The Panthers are coming off an 38.4) wIn over the Bishop Moore Hornets last week and feel the throwing game was the "weak" point. QB John Litton hit on 3 of 8 attempts for about 60 yards. Running back Tim Ralnes heads the ground game for the Sanford school. Raines tallied twice In last weeks victory over the Hornets, "We feel real confident about the Wenhold, "1 think we can run right running game," said across, but we would like to be able toat anyone we come open up in CILC we Ii - e tj The Panther mentor also said that he has some new "wrinkles" up his sleeve in the event the Panther infantry gets bogged down ___ _______ _______ - - ~~i_ TL - -- 01 OVIEDO LOOPIINr. !.!E A - erald ' Of course it Is a'ways hard to tell this early In the season but it appears as If Coach Ralph Stumpf may have a winner ____ this season at Oviede. The Lion defense looked good ;gainst a ______ w 4 much bigger Seminole squad in their season opener and they foIowed up that performance with a 32-28 win over Cocoa Rockledge in a narre that saw the Lions li'mn to q big !est! Ma itaz in the £ecod 5tar.za. Last week the lion gridders posted a last quarter 21-9 win over Cocoa Beach. That breeze coming off the beach over there must have a nice smell to it. Two visits to the Beach and two games ui the win column. ' A ____ th _.. T _____________ r- __--- __ - - P -=- esurne 4 1 LYMAN HITTING THE AIR WAVES it . 1 1 . t . 4 - J j - ____ ' '. .- , , Although the Bishop Moore Hornets gave the Greyhounds all the troubles they wanted last Friday evening, local fans were the recipients of a fine passing show put on by Hound signal caller Bob Costantine. The Senior signal caller hit on 25 of 42 tosses, no interceptions, and produced three Lyman scores in addition to the 293 net yards gained. The fighting Seminoles may wish to pay attention to Mr. Coatantine. On the first play of the Winter Park game the tribe suffered a 59 yard bomb against their 5-4-2 defense. A week previous Gainesville saw the open spot for two scores and the Canes blew two golden opportunities with over. throws. If the Sanford defense doesn't tighten up, Nov. 2, could be very long night for SH,5 defensive backs. ____ -. - Pints Bloo Lyman ' : d .1 - — present program which Includes a film h ___ . - - j 1- ,'- L)eBi H V — At a re i. drawing by the American liL'd Croas Blood Bank in the DeBary Community Center, 21 pints of blood were given, just -. _ "U pints; arianne tnnemann, Patricia Bruce, Juanquin F'uertes, Elsie Gebert, Charlotte Wheeler, Richard Jalbert, Brian Jol'.nson, James Lecakis, Louise Tat,z. Rodney Sharp and Martha Kern. - I - -, anus Reardon on bjood Porter Speaks Program EnioYed Y - p '; -- - - j -' - - - TS QUEEN .M Red Cross nurses attending were Edna B. Thoma, Phyllis Newnan, and Sylvia all with the Mobil Unit. Volunteer H. T. of DeBar, assisti.!g, were: Eleanor .. .%%ll1e Agnes Fields Legion Auxiliary To S e11D u - m m a g e Em pire CIiib fly FANK1TE EDWARDS Herald Correspondent prov i de ('hristmas ifIs for the members of hospitalized veteran families at Christ- can mas. ona - We lAglon lime in New Ywt Avenue. Tile sale will uontinue from 10 a.m. to 5 p,M. With the money contributed by ni-ca units, the American I.e;iou Auxiliary Hospital coln' gifts suitable ~or the members Has Record -_ ', - 11IJ - Marr i - 4, , - By . - -- M A I) UI £urn V M t' I, A 'P E. itt i c4S _____ ._ ---_r_ ________ B) FANNET'rE Er)wAm)s IM ift_ _. ", UtJ)ç I- I- ç'P ç $C _.. .#N~_ - Of- %S kA I ,, Herald Correspondent 1 P,jk ot.VIAE 111111MIA DELTONA- A record Igo members attended the Empire V • , --,'4 I vkov O&IL - 6 IR 'E O - - " '' i'r t',- 't\ - - -_ (.J- - - . ; -- k. - _eo",w - Th. beautiful, Inspirational words of the Sb(e can be a great source of consolation to those who have lost uom.one dear. These words are th e very heart of our memorial service, recatilng one's faith. 41 VIilson-Eichelberger Mortuar y fliO Pine Ave. Ph. 3225212Sanford by Alan Mom - - .ttnnounces engagement fl1c'67 Vat age Plans Told Miss Marvin Kates ft SNA Harriers A, Finish On lop . Of Three-Way Run 5agq 5iittE /958 7V A#A' I, L-i. L-t\.1 V &J\ I 1. t: \V The Sanford Naval Academy harriers finished at the top of the heap in a three way meet with Lake Brantley and -' Apopka Monday afternoon. The meet looked more like a two way faceoff between I t Lake Brantley and SNA with the two schools taking the first five places. Kenny Evans paced the field with a winning time of 1.3:47 which was almost a full minute ahead of second place finisher Matt Schultz of Lake Brantley. "Odegard really helped the team out this week," said the Middle coach, "I think he pressed some of our boys Into better times this meet." Praay said he Is looking forward to the Mr iverde meet Friday and the Daytona Beach Run Saturda, morning. "I intend to save my first four runners for the beach run," said Prany, "And in order to save them I will be running four JV boy3 against the Montverde team." To hurther heighten the squad's chances In the three mile Reach Run, Praay will have the benefit of Ken Dettman who has been missing from the lineup for the past two and a half weeks. Prosy says that Dettman Is the only team member who can really push Evans to a better time, AC'1 ioM 12 i Wf: 01C 19 c,4qcp I -r-- -i "I Jb14t t'/E$ 14/iP3Y / / f Other finishing runners included Norman Grant (Brantley) seventh; Brian Parker (SNA) eighth; Ron Lyon (Brantley) ninth; and Rick Van Antwerp and Steve Von Zabern both of Sanford Naval finishing In the l(*h and 11th spots respectively. Coach Tim Praav was pleased with the performance of his squd as they raised their record to 7 wins and 2 losses. Prany was pleased with the performance of Steve Odegard who has just returned to the squad following a knee injury that caused him to miss the Edgewater Invitational last week. Ir" . r- 1 ' EtIQUEri- A1,fcr p ,q, 11 ____ / C4g6ER. 06CORF 77/E ' 56490,V 7cy1P,,4p hIM W(A/? #ot 0774 11t PRO11-OP Hf =1,0 &r iXA'o45// 77/F UPR/T 4Y -, 1/flp 6o-4Z 'ciro, F5 Of I AF &%/il * -- Greg Miller followed Schultz In the third spot for the Patriot runners with Steve Odegard and Tim Klein of the Middles finishing fourth and fifth respectively. IliuI Taylor was the first Blue Darter to cross the finish * line with a time of 15:11 good enough for a placing of sixth, Taylor was the only Apopka runner to finish In the top 10 finishers. I _______' -. Attendance , " tV - '___ 1_~_ - aws ni 3,IM Merit Scholarships to be awarded in the spring. in the - ' •,,. -~- -- lk r • montie - - t AN Mrs. Melvina Christine attends evening classes at eighteen annual competitions completed to. date 34450 Jenkins, 814 Cypress Avenue, Seminole Junior College. She Is 1)ELTONA-The Ohio Club of chairman. The program began students have won Merit Sanford, announces the employed as a telex.Twx littqia had 60 rnetnbrs and with the singing of "God Bless Scholarships valued at more engagement and forthcoming operator and Sycor operator. friends present in the Corn- America", directed by Mike than 055 million. nlSn'lage of her daughter, MISS Her fiance was born at munity Center for lix Sep. Burke, and accompanied on Marvin Elizabeth Sylvia Kates ho n ill G d twinber meeting. Hosting the piano by Mrs. Jean 11m. According to Edward C. to Albert David Ellison, son of chicken dinner were Mrs. Then Mrs. Ross sang "In a Smi th, president of National Mrs. miner L Ellison of graduated from Jones High he is resently emMaxine Bishop and her corn- Monsastery Garden". Otis Merit Scholarship Corporation Winter Park. Born in Lake 10 ed I Poole 1i 00 a1 ndF Fulle I'Co. . iiiittee members. Vough played several selec. (NMSC), "The approximately Wales, the bride-elect Is th e - as a sales clerk. lions on his musical saw, ac- 15,000 Semifinalists are granddaughter of Mrs. Sathe ?.lrs, Alda L)avis, prenided in companied by Mrs. Ross. The representative of the nation's Jackson, Sanford. The wedding will be an event the absence of president Ruth program ended with singing of most academically talented Miss Kates Is a 1961 graduate of Oct. 27, 1973, at 6 p.m. at St. Winter, aLso served as program t:t:ful (.:of Crooms H y oung people." High School and Jaes m ÂME Church, Sanford of the hospi'alized veterans cacti dii' or until all families, place them in the State Club of Deltona's Sep. ct hospital Joy shops and allow the (ember meeting. ;.i-:--I ' r t t I Oan I,auUL.i to the uiIl ' t P risluen 1Tom Duff U ezch member of their lamily. IWLTONA.-Sid Porter of Th UI-StJaS' so a.l can be SOrleU He wraps the g ifts or ,eIz "filed 16 new members ho leLand was guest speaker at and - pitti for sale the next volunteers to wrap the joined that day. They were in f Y M(K'C clothing Is needed. him and The the Ucitona Lions Club's Helen and James Moran, then presents gifts he quarterly Ladle* Night at- For further details eontsct the W ebosen to his El i zab e th Dean, Catherine ani , man, Mrs. Mary Vining at puts tended by 80 membem and C. La%TCnCC Palumbo, Doris and a very personal touch to it guests at Sheraton Motor Inn, 79-3828 or President Lydia for he Is unable to leave the Dominic Bnum, Joseph Bruno, Schmidt or Vice-President Joan Sanford. Pauline Katz. Eleanor and Bert lin- ni1aJ In tn his cwistm Pnrtcr i'o "The UralTi 'inge Mrv Morris, Mary and to At th nieeting of the Unit s1wppir1 Vii k is National Forest and Its Hennani Ilatsch, and Ivey and present fr and family Facilities," compar ing the 1hursday night in the Coin- his own gifts, aj t1vw)i he had SaID 7A111. mnunity Center, the me high sandy urchascd them himself . rI"p oto'I Ii' contribute 178 , l ' r ,'icrs I r tl-t' , 1 to urn' Ikrti ' of Fk-raL uitrii;at'-U no & T IIIJ) u hill were o be Aaxiiiarv Rehabilitation toward new uniforms for the completed. Plans for the Nov. 3 Carlo ga .ght t jeu in Cie four Veteran's Deltona Junior High School picnic and the Dec. Neld IA ii lubon(kt;1L with a Administration Ilospitiils iii the Hand, as they are short $2,Ot*) Christmas dance were qwh er( will tnwru the purchase ntraI aiei, which discussed for Deerinher. At Lions Club Lcdie Nichf J - They will compete for about • Donors were: Vernon and .drtha Rice, Bt-uha (rLSs, F.hzabeth Criss, Thomas Price, Madge Hall, Richard M. Vitt,, - _I - - -_ - - - W - If Z , st -. one sWrt of the 22 pints needed to meet rftwsu rftVIved this -,& Recognized educational " The new offte will be located in the Affairs With the re.cc'nfcrmo' part o4 hi con ul Oviedo's Head Coach Ralph Stump! took tizn cut to reflect onIL Oviedo at Sanford: Sanford 2, Oviedo 0 "Our defense oga!nst the SL9!e? I couldn't have asked for a better Job than we did. The offense was another story. We were tight and just couldn't get It going," he said. Oviedo at Roc kl ed ge: Oviedo i' I-d14lid 'Q 'flc tirst hail oW uffense did the best job we have done so far this season. The second half we did what we had to do, but not much more. Defense? It was poor the whole game. Even though the Raiders only scored Mx points In the first half, we did not do the job. The second half was the poorest I have seen this year. "Our defensive end play was weak and our linebackers were too aggressive. They kept getting out of position by not reading the keys properly," he said. Oviedo at Cocoa Beach: Oviedo 21, Cocoa Beach 9 "Defensively we only allowed 9 points. They scored a touchdown on a pass play to their end Mark Swensen from inside our 20. We were in a man to man coverage and somebody missed their assignment. "The field goal came late In the third period, when we - held U deep,iaoijr pwn territory. I am not pleased with the yards they gaIned (262 over-all) but we did stop them when it counted," Stiunph said. "OffensIvely we did not put a single point on the board. Our speciality teams scored 12(a Greg Washington kick-off return and a John Jackson punt return) and Kevin Creedln got six more with his Interception," the Lions' mentor reflected. Creedin mig ht have saved the game, as th e Minutemen had the ba ll on the Lion's 25 with only 36 seconds left in a 14-9 contest. — KANSAS CITY (All)) - The rookie Gulf Coast League for Kansas City Royals announced three seasons and has doubled the promotion of Carl- for the last 13 months as PLENTY OF SOLE Ion "Buuy" Keller to dLector director of player development of their baseball academy at and Instruction. I'/Ci'(Y TOWNSEND, Sarasota, Fla. The Royals also announced Keller, 40, was a staff mnem- that 27-year-old Branch Rickey her of the school when It opened III, grandson of the baseball y e: in 1970. He has been manager of immortal, was promoted to as. academy's team in the sistant director of the academy. jr,i' CA )41q 8EL".4i$fE 4 i principal Canton Henley has Afterthesbowingofuieflim, the second floor of the FlU announced that two Lyman Dr. Fried will conduct a Administration Building. HighSchoolStudentshavebeen ( lUeStiOfl and answer session on Daily office horus will be 8 a.m. named as semi-finalists Li the respiratory diseases, to 5 p.m. Once a complete staff 1974 National Merit Scholarship The public is invited to attend is assembled, it Is hoped that Program. They are John F. these meetings. For additional the office can open some Gilbert and David K. inf or mation call Mrs. Lorraine evenings during the week as Mclenzle. Graham, 423.(33, Orlando. well, Matthews noted. ___ ByFANNETTt EDWARDS Herald Correspondent Scholars director of the Seminole Cminty terested in using their - Donated Sports Shorts ' .. j::•:I; % f I1 End Pre-Loop ridiron Play Seminole Head grid boss Claude Woodruff is certain to be an interested viewer of this Tuesday night's encounter between the two Seminole County clubs. Many of the boys on the Crooms outfit just may be potential starters on the 1974 edition of the fighting Seminoles, - Undefeated "Irish" Mike McKinney, spectacular light heavy from Tampa, meets Cyril Clark the in what appears to be a mis-match. Clark who has lost eight of his last nine fights (seven by knock out) and doesn't figure to be around at the end of this scheduled six rounder. The card opens with amateur fights at 8:30p.m. Oviedo L'I P ons ____ - Wednesday, Oct, 3,1973-7A Trujilllo, whose other nickname is the "perpetual motion kid" comes Into the match off two recent main event wins. He scored a Texas victory over Rocky Reinon (11-2), then followed by knocking off undefeated Nelson Alfonso of Tampa. While Mew Is not the 100i ranked lightweight, as promoters previously announced, he does come here with a "B" rating at the end of 1912 by Ring Magazine. Sanford's Vie Perez, the Junior middleweight, meets Al Cool (7-7-2) in an eight rounder, Perez has been working with Quarry this past week, and the folks around the gym say the local lad has looked tin. pressive. Cook is coming off a six round "revenge" win over Joe Hooks In Miami. Mike Dundee, his manager, will accompany him. " _ . F SOME CONCERNED SPECTATORS? - He ran off 36 straight wins from the time he started his career up until he met Light Heavyweight Champion Bob Foster. In October, 1971, he fought Jimmy Dupree for the vacant North American belt. At the end of four rounds Quarry was leading, but he sustained a badly cut eye from a Dupree "head butt" in the fifth. The contest was halted and Quarry was awarded a win on a dIsqualification. Foster, whose record proves he is the hardest hitting Light Heavyweight king of all times, according to many ring watchers, left Quarry unconscious for several minutes with just one punch in the fourth round of their title fight. Since then Quarry has had his problems. A draw with Frankie Evans, (a fighter whose 10-17 record indicates he doesn't belong in the same ring with "the old" Quarry, a loss to the ninth ranked light heavy in the world, Tom Boggs, another draw to T.N.T. Carroll, and still another draw on TV with Billy Wagner, have all put him on the skids. Despite both boxers' recent short comings a large crowd and an action fight are expected. Lorenzo "Boom Boom" Trujillo (224-2) one of the best lightweights In the world, makes his Orlando debut with Al "scooter" Mew from Oregon. •'' *_ ___ Stop Skids By LEE GEIGER Herald Correspondent Mike Quarry, the North American Lightheavyw'efght Champion, defends his title against Andy Kendall tonight in the Orlando Sports Stadium. The bout, a return match of their January 1971 war, is scheduled for 10 rounds. The challenger, Kendall, from Portland, Ore., just turned 34 in September. A veteran of 65 professional fights, he comes Into the title match with a record of 45-12-8. Although he is currently ranked second by Ring Magazine in their new "United States Only" ratings, he has been skidding lately. Losses to top ranked Don Fullmer and up-and-coming Walter "Snake" White can be overlooked, but Kendall was beaten by Bobby Rascon (32-21.1) In Arizona this past Aug. 10. Nevertheless, Kendall, poses a serious threat to Quarry's cown. The possibility of a loss might mean oblivion, and that makes him a desperate man, which means a dangerous fighter. The champion, who halls from California, has not been gGing well lately either. - The Sanford Herald Quarry Defends Title Tonight ~ a -. ,~ ._ : Z Kendall Trying To 8Y Don Gilmartin ______________ the new staff have had distinguished careers in uniform plus conseling ex. perience to provide an open line of communication with former Gl's. Named as coordinator for the new operation is Larry Mat- r Herald Correspondeat .0 , . I __ ! 4 I. 1,1 ,~~X - ) '. -_ ;L -2 : eterans wIlo FTU L awmen ii: ____ Ir otwi At Loca xi .,.v., I 0;04 - I , - I , ? New Off ice • ; ___y:j H ear* I r-.- . ___ --* 1,- I Fj = :'11 - I -1 ,!~ i !r - - __ -=.___-X: W. ______ 1 . - Wednesday, wil , r__ 06W PO,VYrnt 7'00A'2 *__-, Roundup 1 NEW YORK i APi - When continues to lead the Associated Joe Frazier fought Muham- Press weekly poll inadf Ali March 8, 1971 the bout The Blue liens are 4.0 on the was labeled the "Fight of the year. Grumbling and South DaCentury." It now appears a kota are rated second and third. second "Fight of the Century" is in the works. FORT WORTh, Tez. (API Madison Square Garden has •Iopeded John Newcombe of called if news conference for Au stralia breezed past unherThursday and the specu!iition IS aIded Charlie Owens in straight that another Frazier-Ali bout sets Tuesday night In the openwill be announced, possibly for tog round of the $50,000 Fort February, 1974 Worth National Colonial Tennis Tournament. NEW YORK (All) The Newcombe whipped Owens, University of Delaware, gun. ning for an unprecedented third from TU%Caloos. Ala., 6-2, 6.2, straight national college dlvi- F i rst place in the tournament sion football championship, Is worth $9,000 - — Quarry defends title tonight (Herald Photo by Lee Geiger) PEREZ SHARPENING FORM For tonight's bout With Al Cook (Herald Photo by Lee Geiger) . - Irresis-table, Immovable 'Pups ' Trounce Hornets, 50-6 By JOHN CHERWA Herald Correspondent What happens when the irresistablo force meets the immovable object? What happens when both on the same team? Tuesday night was a case in point as the Lyman (rash defeated the freshmen from Bishop Moore 50-6, at Lyman Stadium in Longwootl. Using both the Irreslstable force (offense) and movable object (defense.) With the exception of one play, the hound defense put the crunch on the Baby Hornets. In the second half all the offense the Hornets could accumulate was a minus 72 yards. They had minus 29 on the ground and seven yards in the rir. The first half was much the same. The "Pups" put their first iulnts on the board with 6:50 remaining in the first quarter _when speedster wyman Jackson took a sweep right for a 12 yard TD. On the conversion attempt the Hound signal caller ran around left end to put the score at 8-0.. Alter the kickoff Bishop Moore quarterback took off around right end for an 81 yard gain and a touchdown. The point after failed, Wordeiski plowed over from Sisliop Moors the two. The teams went into the dressing room 34-6 in favor 2 First Downs SI RUShinardaOS of the Lyman frosh. Passing Yardage Passes With the start of the third 250 Punts quarter the Hounds surprised 3 Fumble Lt Peflhi?y Yardage everyone with a passing attack. 25 It had varied success but it was the reliable ground game that Bu,op Moore 2212 gave the Hounds their sixth L i man score of the evening. With Lyman in possession of the ball the hornet defense got Woderskf scored his second a good look at Jackson. TD of the game with a 20 yard Unfortunately for the Hornets they were looking from behind run around right end, with 1:07 him. He scored from 22 yards remaining in the third stanza. out. The Bishop Moore offense Jackson also caught the PAT still had trouble moving the ball pass for two points. me first and the Hound defense turned quarter ended with Lyman on tie ball over to their offense top 22-6. thus allowing the freshmen one more touchdown. With 2:12 on The scond stanza was similar for the "pups" as Robert the clock Donny Andriano Burkhart threw a touchdown to scored from the three and John Flores from the 18 and Worderski added two more on with 2:09 before halftime Scott the conversion. Lyman I 211 V $101 1-30 0 3$ I I -1u) L—J,ki,on 12 yard run ,;Burkhart run) BM - Stapp Ii yard run failed) I - L -- I — (pan Jack son 17 yard run (Burkp'ar'v 19 ya rci rL- r, F lores II yard pass tram Burk hen bass failed) I - WOrd.- ,.I 7 yard run pass failed) Wordmki 20 I ( Burkhart to Fio-i's, - L run) Andrsano 3 yard yaJ run run (Word,rsk Greyhounds Continue Winning Skein - iliat,b,,t,J by X1a5 TetsrusSyMkat,, Sports CHAMPS CORNER CONFERENCE The Lyman varsity cross-country continued their inbeaten-untied status winning their sixth of the year as they defeated Winter Park and Boone In a three way contest at Valley Forge on Tuesday. It was a close contest all the way with the top five runners within ten seconds of each other. Taking first in the individual catagory was Sam Bergstres.scr of Boone who finished one second ahead of Parker Ron Moreland who came in at 12:49. Local favorite Kenny Duncan was third two seconds off the pace at 12:50. Don Cook of Winter Park placed fourth with a time of 12:54. Lymans Dennis Burns rounded out the top live with 12:58. The Hounds finished with 34 tream points. Metro rivals Winter Park and Boone tied for second with a point total of 44' Corning in just over thirteen minutes on the 2.5 mile course was Alan Stults who finished is sixth with a time of 13:04. He was the second highest Brave finisher. The Greyhounds look the next two places Torn Herron was seventh at 13:09 and Mark Bousquet came In at 13:11. Winter Park's Don Hanna was ninth at 13:22. Completing the Parkers team score was Larry Cook wo finished in 16th, Mike if"-bands was 20th and Don Saunders placed 21st. With "team depth" as Lymans biggest asset Jim Donaldson, although he was the filth highest Hound, came In 11th thus lowering the team scares of Winter Park and Boone. Jimmy Brinker was 12th and Glen Otto finished In 15th rounding out the Greyhound team, The Hounds will move into action again on Saturday in the Seabreeze Invitational otherwise known as the "beach run." It is run idong a three mile on Daytona Beach. Lyman JV Runners Pick Up Fifth Win The I.yntan jayvcs picked up eraigh 'te:umi depth' to Lik. their fifth win in six starts as the team title. they won a three-way meet over The other Wildcat runners Metro foes Winter Park and were Matt Michaels 10th, Brian Boone. Terry, 12th, Jon Hughes 13th, The Baby Greyhounds came Ralph Miller 15th, Scott Corbett away with a low team score of 17th 26. The Parkers placed second For the hounds it was Chuck with 40 lints. Toe Braves were third with 73 team points. Apple corning In fourth at 14:24 Leading the Hounds and Bruce Caldwell was sixth with capturing the individual honors at time of 14:53, Ronnie Duncan was Jimmy Copeland who took seventh also with 14:53 as finished with a time of 13:46. he arid Caldwell battled down to Winter Park runners put on a the wire. strong challenge as they cap. Eddie Esch was the fifth lured second and third. Jeff hloundfinishereominginei1t'ii McAbee was second with 14:10, overall with 15:02. Bill Barnes finished at 14:21 For the hounds Jan ies Mili Although placing second and was ninth, Ray Agurkls 14th third the Parkers didn't have and Tom McGrath was 19th. �' - 's" 1-1.11--- - The Sanford Herald Wednesday, Oct. 3,1973 1973 -- I ___ __ _____ - - --- -- -~*.-__' ,-- I . 0% _tl . .t . . -1 . _, -, I-_ I ____ ___ Sanford Vs. Kathl een Friday Slump Baffles Pirates' Pitcher t - ~~ - - - __ - -- - . - Wednesday, Oct. 3,1973-9A The Sanford Herald - . I By DAN G!LMARTIN Hendd Correspondent this week include the shifting of toyed with presently by Coach against Gainesville with a 90 this coming Friday evening number one signal caller Brent Claude Woodruff is the shifting yard kickoff return that makes against the Polk County people. CarIl to a halfback spot in order of Mike Goode and Mickey him a breakaway threat. Kathleen wi ll come into this r rhesoIsnmnoiesareaii to take athantage of his, Prmgle to the tackle spots to -I Seminole mentor Gee Knight week's contest in Sanford kinds of different numbers In groundgainlng talent and also beef up a sagging Sanford front praised Freddie Dunn as Memorial Stadium with the order to find the winning corn- make room for the pleasantly line. Both underclassmen have "coming along well" after a re- same recor binatlon for their upcoming surprising arm of sophomore been outstanding in their efforts lativey slow start th is season, opponents d U last two Tribe battle with Lakeland Kathleen Mark Whigham. have enjoyed; un• so far this season, the Winter The Tribe coach Indicated that -this Friday evening. aten. be e Th Lakeland school is Carli rushed for 94 yards last Park contest included, be too was thought of for the being t alk ed iihnnt In The Tribe Is coming mm the %VAir ri 1,l,,,,% fl 'T%4L. w uk.. . ___________________________ruimac cariwn ge short yardage duties at dions fray after a two week victory running ting to Dr department. His efforts being looked at by the Seminole fullback.. 5&J% champions and also drought and a sting that goes were hi ghlighted by a brilliant staff as a possible end both ff back to last season in which the 74 yard dash In the Thompson rated as a strong possibility first quarter defensively and offensively. IsHalfback a cause Tommie for concern this toare come local breds hate lost 11 of their of play. out on top in Big Eight ___________________________ last Herb Sutton will probably week The Tribe's leading 12 grId starts. Whigham came in for Carl Edge in the fullback ground gainer is hampered with competition Last week the Seminoles fell midway through the third replace slot Sutton has recentl y a slight sprained ankle and is I ,Lost week the Kathleen outfit victims to the defending Metro period and moved the ball fairly returned to action for the listed as a doubtful starter posted — a 41-14 count on fellow Conkrenc champion Winter well considering his inex Seminoles _____ following a knee against Kathleen Big Eight member Daytona Park Wildcats b a 42-14 count 1 I JL... perience and the stiffness of the Injury th at caused him to miss In addition to th e personnel Beach Mainland Although the A week pre v ious the damage competition The sophomore the Gainesville and Winter moves attempted by the buc.s have not was assessed at 52-14 after the thrower hit on 2 of 4 aerials for been a power. Park encounters Seminole coaching staff, the house this season, they are also Tribesuffered througha Purple 61 yards and was pick ed off Another customer at the mentors are experimenting not palsies, and a 41-14 sco -e IIurric9ne that blew them out of once while suffering constant fullback position Is Jim Cle. with ideas of opening up the could be Indicative of a strong pressure and two sacks by the ments. Although held to minus Tribe off -------. ck. e Of K t en offe which prefers Some of the changes that the aggressive Wildcat front line. yardage in Wint e r Pork j(ktpJL'; and split ends and a the air waves in the method of iiui1ole sLiff i . Lwikmnpiatmg Another Uiui that u being game .. -- I - I , Clements looked good few men In motion may be seen attacking opposition defenses h.— g:g *-*-,-*:*.,.,*,, ... 4T;J '___________________________________________________________________________ ~ &__ _~___~&__ - P - 1i WIVS-40T ! . _ aw NU _ __ ~~ __ ~ N ._ -__~_ . Z Z ___~t I . =_ - ---.---_. A -_ __ ~ - - - . . , _,&.", - , -I, . -8 -- - _-- s. - - S _ : - - - ____ 1' . ... - — - -- . .. ( • - a - 4 - - - - : W . - __________ or - ___ _ -___ ... _____ _____ - -- STF.%L BUss _________ _____ _____________ --'- ~ -- - - i -.11==2 ____ , *1!~W~-~ =_ -_ * I-- __. __-___ -, :. ~ - — -: - - By The Associated Prns _____ c,'' : 1. — INDIANAPOUS (AP) U.S. Auto Club officials are pected to announce before the end of the year some changes In regulations that to make auto racing safer, slower -and less complicated for scorers Un'dtations on fuel in the cars have helped increase com. .r'' -ri - .. 7HIS 5 THE WAYr GENTLEMEN$ FOOTBALL r,t&; j topi , — CINCINNATI 9 11119 ig4 5 - L I .... . I I e . -- - . White Sex completing 0 Won, He Got Fire NEW YORK (AP)-Now that he has a key to dw board, desc:ribed Berra's position as wcure the city. the only thing Yogi Berra reeds is a at that time, but added a M t,, contract to manage a baseball team for iit saying that it depended on At fan Opi n ion. season, time, Yogi's rating wi th the customers wa The logical team would seem to be the New very high. York Mets, the club Yogi has piloted to the Na. There were times even tiOnal 1"gue Fast Division title. But they Berm doubted the team's ability to win the title. haven't Asked him back yet. Injuries piled up, and for awhile, it werned That, of course, could be meaningim. The Mets trAtionally make their man,agerial that Berra never would have a iotafly heAtby decisions after the season. On the other hand ft club. When he finally did, It thundered through could bie , omirious. The bat time Yogi managed a September at a sizzling 21.8 pact to wir the title. t the worst they have posted In any year since they kees in 1964. Instead of getting a new won the division, playoff and Worl-d r4t In got fired. Will history reneat it1P "I don't know yet," said Berm, allo'xing 19. himself a rnlschievious grin. "I don't think so." There is one more irony. If th e Mets don't - In mid-summer, when the Mets were in ULA in A te Berra back he could still wind up in Slea place 12 games back and five teams away from Stadium anyway. After a ll, the Yankees will be ti top, there was considerable sniping at the spending the next two seasons there and they're manager. Donald GranL the club's chairman of looking for a manager. - tat-, ~. B - -I Speculation Up For At aFrazier i ' Century' Rematch NEW YORK (AP) ecuiaUoa that a second "Fight of e Century" beeen heawdghta Joe Frazier and Mu.. hammad All would be anoounced soon was bdgbtened Tuesday when Madison Square Garden called a press conferen for noon, E, Thursday. TbeGarden,siteof theMarth8,lg7l ma tchwbeflFrajjer ocked AU down on the way to a lound decision and the - I. ,- -. ( -- -- I ' . - ~, .vp; - __ f~ tlVe, has been in lntaWve negotiation to acquire the bout. All that appeared locking tot week was adequate confirmation that the fighters would not receive as severe a tax bite as __ __ ____ - I ~~-,_T__ M__ ____ . X# *~_ - I%p Mr. Businessman! I . , of the Phoenix Women's Tennis FORT WORTH, zcrmu isusirauan JOflfl New. combe, now li ving in Texas, breezed to a 6-2, 6-2 openin the NtRHL[YS HONOR ROLL in g round victory over Owens of Tuscaloosa, Ala., in the $50,000 Fort Worth National Colonial Tennis Toum.ment they had suffered 1971. When the two battled in 1971, they were taxed not only on income niade in New York State but also an money from closed circuit broadcasts of the event and other finances, The tax bite made both fighters hesi tant about returning to New Y ork for the bout . But Tuesday's announcement, along with a report that the date of the bout would be Feb. 4, 1914, added 10 conjecture that the fightwouIdbe held ta the n. Bo th ha ve I since the h istoric ma, which reportedly grossed $20 million and paid each boxer a $2.5 mUulon wse. Fra er lost his championship to George Form= in Jamaica on Jan. 22 of this year. Ali had his jaw broken whIle dropping lZowid d ec on10KenNorthnonch3I. - --_ - - ~ - By F I -a ,__ ads Knicks, NEW YORK (AP) 1. .'. : - Here : a 97-87 - __ ____ __ HONORIOLL HONOFROjL ___ 59 ___________________________El - - •,, ,v, ,t,..,.... I.- FICTITIOUS NAme SMi"Gle County, Florida under 1114t NOTICE 15 hereby 9iven that ** fictitious name ot HAINES are engaged In business at A 0 1. Road. Casseuerry, Seminole with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, County. Fkwlda under the fltitiij5 Seminole County. Florida in at r:-i - name of THE HAIR PARLOR, and 1. , I'i,' • ' ir7, k ' fr -I! 1 ' "'L .1 TV . - . - 0,--'W' , : f.i.#. J,iI 'L L %',. ' -- r.• • . • - • Vi I.* -, , - ,• • . - - - - ,, Z 4 - s.'i ,jr 'A_.'; ,;1' " - ,A - • .. :• -'- ' ,•, _• — . - -. -' I ..: .: . ' . * She can't remember when she didn't want to swim the English Channel but , except that th e challenge appealed to - _ her, she can't tell you 0y any more than a mountain climber - - a..- -. • - - '' or ,,,,, .. - - . - • - 1 U not, prospective customers have probab!y missed Seeing your firm's name, when it was founded, who runs if, and what type of - business you have. If you have been Inc l uded before, you knov,' the benefits and will certainly want to be included this year. In either case, the charge of slo will place your firm on the chronological "Honor Roll", in our 46th annual Progress Edition to be published on Sunday, October 28th. YOU and forth in a pool," she explains. "I like to be out swirnrning in the ocean, going sornewhere." GWIIng a girlish giggle &'I* adds, "Maybe part of it's because I didn't excel In the pool.11 I '' ;: --. .' , • • . - . ' , ,% • EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. PUbli - Sept. I?. 19.26. Oct,3, 1973 curT. SEMINOLE COUNTY. DIET sh U FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION CASE NO. PR 73$-Cp IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. Estate of SEMINOLE COUNTY. STATE OF JOHN WESLEY WOOD FLORIDA ec,a in Probate NOTICE TOCREDITORS In re lbs Estate of: To ALL PERSONS HAVING BEAULA W. THORNTON CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST SAID ESTATE, - I,'I. T'-•'1< I 'I - ,,~,C!Im I , 4i . . - *k 4A ' - ,. U nota goddess, however, Lynne Cox is at least a mer. md. A mermaid masquerading as a Alamitos teen. J ager. She has probably logged more time In the water than a veteran Southern California freeway commuter has In a car, Lynne grew up on competitive pool swimming but never really cared for it. "ft's so mechanical to Just swim back and -I - • ..,' tj" . .'r—' - - - . :;e j I ,.,' 1A _; .; 6. ;J .t, e' .q-;r.,.r - . • : ... -m- . N, Fstt,titj Name Statutet, To WI,, With It Clerk of the Circuit Court, 5ecti loS 09 FloridaStatutes 1957 Stin inul, County, Florida in atS. Gordon D. Names cordance with the ProviSions of the Publish ________________ Sept, 9. 26. Oct. 3. 10. 197j Flt STaTUte To Wit: DCII) Sechcn 56$ 09 Fior,Øa Statutes )9$j. S. Mr. 5. M. William D. &ch IN THL CIRCUIT COURT OF THE miat ':1 IJ-,L•1I, . credence to his accolades. An Egyptian, he attemped channel six times although he ne ver conquered it. He did, however, spend 27 hours, 30 min utes in the water during t he 1950 channel swim race. Dr. Attallah had been caught in the tides and was pulled, un conscious, from the water a bout yards short of his goal. He knows Just how difficult can be. ==.._V*Jr_.1r__ 5,i ~%l,~ 7' V.,~. I i fe,i % . ___ - . -,'. t hat we intend to register said name - 'i! ' s"I • • SERVICE and • . - Dr. Attallah is a family friend but his credentials lend I M= — . 4K -- NOtICE IS hereby Q;vtn that I am E -•- • _ _____________ __ Inches, 170 pounds and loo 'r ' - - Betty, Jean i, on Sand before October 17 322-2611 or 831-9993 to place jour order or -- What's next for the goddess of the English Channel, a young lady who, at ixtein, ha d already twice be come the best in the world at what she does? In her immediate future it's back to Los Alan. High School where she'll be something of a ce lebrity as a junior. . - , C) more like a high school ~# cheerleader than the world's fastest — England to France — English Channel swimmer. •,' CWl cardrivercan explain a love heightorspeed, After a group swim from Long Beach to Catalln Island was certain she could conquer the Straits ver in record time. Convincing her family, which, of co urse, had IL) assume the expense of the trip, was easy. "We were quite sure Lynne could do it," said Mrs. Cox, who accompanied her daughte r on both Journeys to England. "She had been training consistently four ho urs a day and I don 't th ink any mara thon swimmer had ever trained that hard for a channel swim." Though rather thicy built, as a successful channel swimmer must be, Lynne Is well porportioned at five feet, six , " Mmittedly, however, she needs some new goals sa ying she has no plans to return for a th ird channel swim. Most marathon competitions In the world today are for profeaslonals and, as Lynne has nc desire to swim for money ("I swim for the love of swimming"), th ere seem to be a few new challenges for the fastest conqueror of the English ; Clanne1. Not one to rest on her laurels she is going to launch a ktter'writing campaign at Amateur AthletIc Union and Olympic officials hoping to get lake mara thon swimming installeda.sanOlympicevent.She'snotoptimistic,of course. Moving th e officialdom of the amateur a th letic world could prove more difficult than swimming the Atlantic Ocean . But don'tbet this young"goddessof swILn"can'tdoit. I _____ j 1%lississi -- ' '-. - - '_' _____________ .- - - . .._ ;ator Head Coach Doug Dickey. "When he went down we didn't do many things differ. - SAINTS Tri nity Prep varsity cheerleaders are: standing 0 to r) Tompasue - Wilhiattis, Mary Maiwick, Cindy Halper, co-capt., Teral Zimtrier, JO Ann Corwell, Cuger Huter, Capt., Kim Haden; (kneeling) Gail Gryn1ey, Debbe Caemae and Katherine Madden. (Herald Photo by Ann Riley) mziiw.mg. "You have to be physically fit and have outstanding character because it's such a boring swim. A lot who try give up because they lack character. To hold the record for both men and women Is a great accom plishment. She's the goddessoftheEngflshQianJ1el,thegoddofg. - Last Year? __ _ ___ ___ nQO rn bu%inei at 191 E Aftamont, Ave , Allarrionte Springs, retu UUAV ex perience that's the most dif ficul t swim in the whole wide world. the _._.. -._ •_ Aussie now rom Progress Edition - The well-known "Dr. J" ha d 'I l,2=: itlli t"J 15 these goes Julius lrvi.ng. his pocket alter a couple of The New York Nets' flamboy- ilidinj.:, C) e-catchn1 ant forward had tltc New York Ervirg 0t%iousJy tell that this krncks coming and gorng Tucs- 'ij,ç n1,(r- than just another cx- an Order dikh'gmng him 10th and stat, Itte place of Excutor. day night in a 17-87 inter-league hifAtAon gaiTh oic a&jress of fbi Cialmard PNI Dt tPC the 7h day )f Sippro baskrtbaflexhjbjtiog victoj 4J iwrn to by ftt tnbir, AD. 1973. Actually, it was. The Nets f Claimant, his agent ir attorny, ry. lames tV DrIlcoIt. the same shalt As Eeor "I was just playing m nr.r. the Ainerican Basketball AS5O Dated at Ort,ndo. Floraia. thi5 of th Estate tnal gante' said Erv:ng after ciation carime Into the Garden to rd day of AVgut. 1fl3 SEAIJLA W. THORNTON 5; C ec il Darwin Wood scoring 21 poaits in a tmidi4icr. prove that they were every WI DCUsad Al Executor of ,ttbt,. is good as the Kiiicks, defend- WILLIAM L COLBERT Of aided appearaiwe at noisy and ing 5: Eugene 8. Ca*vw champions of the National STCNSTROM4 OAVIS& MCINTOSH 311)0kv Mdisor, Square Carune a Cawood of ttt• Florida State Bank-Basketball Association. firm it GIIEs, HEOpIy A. 1~rjite 72 "in time, we'll be retoi' ' 11 ut:tt hav=e been rorni.ai forAttry fi Exe?or FlOrida fl771 said Erving, a 23-year. Sanford. nized," FJsg,thalyanyon toe E& Chvrh Street Attome1s for E;t'cutør ee, oldacclaimedoneof U florida 3tQ7 t Publish; D)'fle else operates Y Oct 3,10.17, fl. PuIth:,ep$. 13, 19, 24. Oct 3.1373 forwards in either league. CEO-IA like he dne. DET3a - of . , FINALNOTICE Uah usv "Only a goddess could have done what she did," compllinent., Dr. Fahmy Attallah, a Long Beach, Calif.; L!, ~, FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE iSheceby given that tam -ngagrd ri bvrne NOTICE s herety given tPat , am at B:anti,y Route 7, Lake 5uar, St'opp,ng Center SR 43 Ayriue. Sanford , 5emnoie County, Altimonte Sprtng, Seminole Florida under IM llctthous MrI4 Of County. Florida ta(,r fictitious me L. & M. AUTO PARTS and SEMINOLE INDEPENDENT that I liWind to register said tme NAUTILUS GYM, and that I th the CI.r Of m Circuit Coup, to register sa id name with me Clerk cd the Circuit Court, Seminole SemnoJ, County, Florida In acordance with the provisions i County. Florida In with VDVIOfl 00 me FIC1It10J$ Fictino Name Statut,t. ToWfl: Na me Statute. To-Wft: dlon. SIthOn 563.09 Florida Statut 19S7. S: William J. Murphy k&O Florid a Statutes 1957. Publish. Sept. 12. I'. ;, Oct31 5: Dr. Merle C. Parker OCT 25 Sept. U. Oct. 3, 10, 17, 1973 Im FICTITIOUS NAME oach Of YW off "re" Notice Is heiby gly that the notified and required to lilt any undersigned will, on the 6th day 00 cIaim and demandi which you, or t4omer.&o. W13presenttom. emeofyou,mayMa,tt Honorable Circuit Judg. of estate in th.ef1itof the Clerk of the Seminot,. County. Florid a, his 11n41 Court t the Eltte,n rn account and uchers, asCircuit JiclaI Cirtuit, Seminole County, r,'r nr,,w :i,i r-rci,-'ti' -i tr / Tsou iou, sou at Corthoui at Santoro FlorIda. mid tftnO. thon and trirr, make within 51* calendar monthifrom the application to the said ittJ, tt i Ime c-f l'ie trtt l.-ib(ca!ii o4 this t'nat settlement of hi aa Eath claim or dem min1Str&I, ofsaid estate, and for n tIsg a nd fj k diiptt. - - - ! Legal Notice-- in ,-. [S11 - - - Swimming against the tides, she touched the shore of France Just nine hours and 57 minutes alter leaving Dover. Previous best bya woman was 10:0 Ilyarnan, 10:. , other guys boast." So Blass believes his modesty was misconstrued for weakness - person o( Richard Davis Hart, Springfield, Mass., reasserted ffude rg _. dominance on the channel with a 9:44 cloc A s . IOC!i sfi; . = I a Moro . ., ._ I— I- : c.t. -. _ -i. effort didn't bother her, but returned In August, 1973, and again shattered the mark. Lyme's second swim across the W.t ~__channel took just nine hours 36 minutes. The fact her time is =_ ---V!Ba rry aIson s9.35 France to England swim In recoru wi the tides, th e easier way 5-7, &3 in the first r ELECTRIC EVEJONES - - _____ II I -. PASSING SHOTS" 'It'sacaseof seeing how well GAINESVILLE, Fla. WA light-hearted loom at Tennis and 4mocked, to say the least, by the he can run and cut by Saturd.a) Its history -uucome of last Sa(urda:, night," Dickey said Ills great s, . - -__ _ , . ni ht's encounter with advantage, of course, L *Z. _____ -b~___~' 11_~~A !~ ---. _ ~_ 7 . _ ialo~ i ppi State, Florida must ability to cut and -nove and if ~~ k.___ . ~. V..& _~ '..__ _.__1 KM ___ attempt to put something this is taken away from him we - ___.- _____ __... - -- . r~=_Z-_:- -_ --____ I 0Ve Story to together ieee an e ven more Wimi IR bet*L1 oft navmg a . __ .. .. . -7f _~ . ~ . I - --- ff -'-!-~ --%Dlosive foe this weekend, healthy player in the lineup." Mo%t trnnis authoritieS F I agree that the love Time unsteady offense is SLJ in Ba ton Rouge, coaches designation !or a no-score drawing most of the, practice . say . --- — F_ FWSE&M— ~: M" !' - ~- whose of(u'se French 'Toe I" meaning has been wisteady even with ready for t,SU. In three games ~ _ -egg, and symbolic of ____ Z -I __ZE===_ ~_ __ IMM& I I super tailback Nat Moore in the the Gators have turned the ball "zero.,, 9*-_A.&---__ I i tin e .ind dlmut L t. .., V. &J& " ' i.._.____. __11Ze~__;;%ik_.W_-__;~_ play of the Mississippi State turnover has resulted in a score -. .-_ S Stuff . i,,ame and almost everything or t e opponents or has ____ - HWY I?fl next to was downhill from that point on stopped a deep Florida I _1tr L __ -_ — against the fired up Bulldogs. penetration. Jim Spencer's Restaurant] I _WeL__V"M~~ -. ;- -.- - .____ _____=_~==._ . -- "We had planned to do ;I111i several things differently on i : I~l gl ~ offense, but almost all of them — -___ involved Nat Moore's exceptional talents and how to take advantage of them," said -. FICTITIOUS NAME Market -- - - MW Cox was a 15-year-old American unknown when she came to Dover in July, 1972, and said she wi as gong thC English Channel hat the channel swimming &%sociation officials didn't know was they were dealing with a "goddess." But they stopped laughing when Lynne, on her first attempt, mm the chiinnel the hard way - from England to France -faster than It had ever been _~- -) Faci*nn _ '1o( trw u1 IL1 don't like to blow my own horn. And I don't like to hear - uung .puc.m . I& , - h.- - - DET-124 -~ r- Gniters Upset ______ _____ A ) W, ~,t2!1 U)S ALAMITOS.Calif. -They titt" ivhe,l L- r I trr u ufl k.ngttsh r.hores politely to be sujc bat the "Yes, of course," "certainly" and "oh yeah, sure" were unmislably condescending. The British can L-_ forgiven for - ed Billie Jean King of Hilton [lead,S.C.ousted Peggy michei — 4 ; U15gulse III ' ________________ Legal Notice Id : I ".A,., national tennis Overpowering Roll £or&Ag Sweden PHOENIX, Ariz. -TV4eed- of Pacific Palisades, — I__ f So far efforts to slow down the cars have been unsuccew ful, but speeds have not gone up since interim chwges were made in June. The total fuel allotznent for the 500cille ram next year my be C"Jt from MM gallons to about 300, King said. gust deal which sent pitcher Jim McGlothlin to the Ameri. can League team. TERNIIS QUEBEC - south African i u __ . :r.cxwcr rw riir ________ Mermaid - year ft.mj announced, along with a fire-reglstant fuel sMem,but KIN now says horwpower may be reduced by as much as 25 per cent cuu.0 ha " Steve Kealey from the Chicago 1091 ~,Z.. -,~- *? 11 King says wing dm may be reduced again. They were med in July to help stabilization and reduce ", BASEBALL TU A i--. .', . c-I, s"wreu'xI draft choice -_ e'a - - I - mur.0 a k,_ __ Dick Kirg, director of compet.1"n and head of a rummer USAC testing program, says changes next year will number of pit sWs In a 500-mfle race dovrn to aluvit fT_T ,~r tx,rt Ginn froin On: ,%liami Dol. phmn. in exchange for [ (Hera-ld Photo byJ Rirhar&) - petitiveneu, but also have caused headaches for scorers BALTIMORE - The Bald. more Qilt% of tj~.t% xiativ KPI-LEY MARWARID. Ukeftintley Assistant varsity cwch trib his ' ..i to d.ir' The vcung Itriots mentor iIl have his hancLs full Friday %,.he,-,the BrantleY Bunch takes on cross county Trinity Prep at Lyman Field -. 4 ' With the new flreesistant fuel system , which pets 50 gallons In the racers instead of the present 40, and the reduc. don mechanics tnetdn# cars to increase riil - ______ es $ _______ - - . — Sports 4 . ____,~_Rv. i~v=A~ :_ . - :- I- T-__ .F , - ---- -_____ - .• _ZL~_ USAC rRule Chan MFNM-;_ i_~ _=_ __'__ZhwPlf~~rlz____X__~~Z;~ r-~in Brief -. ____ - I I ____________ _ posed to pitch again?" the Successful seasons in the big a part of the rest of my cally healthy. My arm felt a Pittchurh steel firm lie manager asked. NEW YORK - (NEA) leagues. Blass in the Summer body," he said. "My body fine. So my trouble was me- talked seriously with them Only if you were Steve Blass "Friday," said Blass, of this year was nearly seemed too far out In front chanical. Besides, the rest of about doing either public rela. dumped to the minor leagues. cou'ld there have been any taugh. and "Then Friday," said I'd try to catch up by my life was sta ble. My family lions or sales when his baseMurdrama in such a seemingly The Pittsburgh Pirates throwing fast. I was uncoordi. and I went along almost as ball career ended. incidental, prosaic moment, were in a tough pennant race nated." we did when things were Blass did not jump up and and Bill Virdon, the manager It happen ed in the lobby fast ball lost velocity, going well for me. I thought, let out a shout . He may have who was recently replaced by his His "Hut I didn't braking ball straightened this is just one segment of my baseball yet want to leave a hotel. Coming the wanted to, though. lie didn't Murtaugh, said it " he said, ''I revolving door through was looked like out. lIfe and I'll fix it by doing." lass' even smile, until Murtaugh he was not going to be able to thought I could still pitch For manager, Danny Murtaugh. walked away. Once again, use Blass again this season But soon he was not even several more years He studied movies of his They stopped to chat amiably, says Blass, "positive" things Blass was undependable brief ly. motion, be fore and after. He doing. lie did not pitch for are cccurring. But most of struggled in the bullpen to about six-weeks. lie stayed in Blass rejects a theory by Then Blass, a strong this season has seemed to him He could not get the ball regain his form. Then he'd go the bullpen. hoping to redis- Pirate broadcaster and for. shouldered. dimple-chinned an inconceivable mistake. •'A over the plate. I cover e was groove. And he be- mer Pirate pitcher Nelson athlete, said to the smaller, horror," he said, His skills gated to the bullpen. ByreleAu Into a game and ball, ball, gan tothe think of the end of his King. King recalls that after ball, frustrating, frustrating fatherly. rheumy-eyed manag. collapsed. gust, he had given up 73 walks balls. "I felt heipless," he career. He was troubled that, Blass won the seventh and er, "Lih, Danny, I've been in 77 innings, compared to said. at age 31, he knew noth ing but deciding World Series game meaning to as you some- enthAfter gamehaving of won the sew- last season when he walked 84 baseball, having turned pro. against Baltimore in 1971.-he th e World Series in 250 innings. He had no w thing. It was not a menial problessional immediately out of said to King, "I didn't know I When do you think in 1971, after having won 19 won three, lost seven, with a 1cm," he believed, and SI'll pitch again" high school. However, he had could pitch this well King amesand pitched mntheAll. deplorable 10.40 ERA. "1 choanalysis was not the an- been approached in spring "Why, when are you sup- Itar game in 1972, after eight arm was not acting like also said the 19-victory season it was swer for htm, '1 was physi- training by representatives of came as a surprise to Blass. lie did not accept the responsibility of being as good as he is," said King - r7. - - ___________ 9 oming Back After Decline , 0 ' P C By Ira Berkow -11 - _N Blass Tribe Tries New Combinations Tennis Moore, who has a badly bruised and strained foot, is doubtful for this week's game against the 'riders lie will not take part in any practice work ---ntil Wednesday or Thursday 11 . . I - 0 C Dl 1 L -3 and his status is day-by-day matter from that point. Star Prefers Southland By THE ASSOCIATED PR "Margar Court thou is "I much prefer the people the girl who gives me the most here in the sou th of your trouble. She's just so strong Country," says pert and has such long arms. She lifts weights you know, and Kerry Melvi lle, stopping in claims she can lift 150 pound- I. ,_1., - I-., Atlanta before the Columbus, s,' Ga., Virginia Slims tourBut Margaret is still only nament Sept. 2430, human, Kerry adds, and Is not "Southerners seem to be unbeatable. much more le we A ussics The subject of Margaret than people In other parts of right now brings also the country I've been in... easy he men tion of Bobby Riggs, going and not so frantic." the57yearoldex•prowho beat Ms. Melville likes the easy M. Cou In their highly southern pace as a respite touted match, and is due to from the hectic tournament on Billie Jean King this schedule. "We do play a rather hectic schedule... it's so hectic that I don't play It all. About eight weeks is as far as I can 90, then I go back home for six weeks before starting on the tour again." " think thitse mixed matches are gt of tennis, and they're probably great for Bobby Riggs, but they don't really prove Anything. Men's and ladies' tennIs are really two different games and Looking forward to this stretch of the Virginia Slims shou!jn-t be compared." PULSATING ACTION—YOU BET tour, Kerry is optimistic about her chances, despite the fact that she Is coming off a leg injury. 0 ORLANDO "I feel well, and think I can win a few If my leg holds up. Of course, I didn't do too well at Forest Hills (Ms. Melville wu, eliminated early) but I SEMINOLE really wasn't moving well -aI ai WORLD',S FASTEST GAME Pari-Mutuel Wagering 12 power-charged games nightly except Sunday. Post time 7:30 p.m.. Matinees 12 noon Monday, Thursday, Saturday justsortofatood reIfIcan I can win." On the verge of star status, move, Kerry feels she can achieve that top rung of the tenn is ladder, perhaps this time around. SOc notes she has beat at one time or the all the grea ts King, - and even Cowl 1 2 Big Paying Quinielas Perfectas Three Big Daily Doubles x 'neans 1 column by 2 In :hes Toosmallforanadli e noticed or effective? You're reading this one ____________ • • Ladies Admitted Free Thursday Night Admission 50 and up (Under 18 not admitted) For reservations, call 305/838-6221 (After 10 a.m.) - I , 7 MILES NORTH OF ORLANDO ON HWY. 17-92 FERN PARK- CASSELBERRY -MINUTES FROM 1-4 ~ -,--. _. 1.,__-.1 ~ 13 �WA-1 he Sanford Herald Wednesday, Oct. 3, 1973 Foreign Never A Fizzle With A Want Ad. They Work Every SIDE GLANCES Bill CARNIVAL by Gill Fox INFORMATION by Dick Turner I By Senate WASHINGTON (AP) ec'onoinic aid author- Seminole 322•261 1 aid bill, with human neeth in the world's poorest nations, came on a to 42 roll call vote - / Want Ads - . . lthrul times .... 37ca line 6thru 25 times ......28c a IIM 2$ times 2lca I 3 Lines Minimum ''i. __ Day. Democrats and 26 Republicans; and 16 Rated ,. ' 3226681 - - BALL REALTY For Consecutive 817 W. 1st FURNISHED Older 7 bdrm., in country, fruit $16,500. trees. -- C. A. Whiddon. Sr.. Broker Ill N. Park, Sanford fl 9I. NightS, 373 1161 ___ o I*publi- Copy. - .. Want Ad Department Hours A;1 s,... - 5)0p m. itliout Cf1) piing domestic p.rams. A $25-mi ll ion cut In adminislia.iL padai 9a.m. sO-3 . 12 Noon e that it Deadline -12 , My i__ ''1i. .',.. "But DOXtef tape recorder IS tTYing was working!" Day Before Publication -___________________ REAL ESTATE. REALTOR 668 479), OeI3ary6oI 4685 ________________________ - tit - Hall Realty ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll ree. 614 77 for "We Care" "HoIin", Adults or ens 1-Cards of Thanks 2 -In Memoriam -' Harry WetIpr. 1 Hurryf There's only) of each 3'7 WOMEN 321 5010 4-Personals Central Baptist Church 3,-Lost and Found 6-ChUd Care aooi. 7-Motels. Hotels maces Unique I -Good Thngs to Eat EXECUTIVE Sr1tOrd, 11cr ------ - Chlldcare-myPome,5daysw,e, hot meats, excellent care. Lynn* Raborn, ______________________ Travel Recreation c SECRETARIAL %_I r.ncie ----- 14-Camping- Resorts 9 S 15-Action Sports Fn 'n Fresh Rabbit, any quantity, ------______________- government Inspected, 79c a Employment pound. 322 1232. ______________________ Pcach ing I.EWISTONI Maine (AP) - 1$-Male Help Waned sprinkle with parsley; wrap in 21-Sifuations Wanted -- heavy al uminum foil. Place the IBM ____________________________ Financial I'M in the di.thwasher and let it ran through the whole cycle. 24-Busines s opportunities The fish should be perfectly 71- FLYING CARPET TOURS, INC. A:rline tickets, Cruise and Tours at official rates. 303 Semorar, Blvd., (Hwy 4,16), 131 TRAINEES FOR $28,500 you car, buy this 3 bedroom, I'-t ba th on lot 110' x Th'. Goxf condition Geneva I Call 322.2420 AnytJn '. eer" "nfod' Your Multiple Listing Agency REALTORS 2$4SParkDr Iei'race 23.500 Till We Succee!" Ave. Rent starts at $223. 373.46) or 617 0e90. . Walla 4 openings In Orlando area, No 2 bedroom, 2 gull bolh%, family fee, instant pay. Call Norrell, nfl Lee Rd. Winter Park, 617 $111. room, central heat & air, washer, Oryef,, dishwasher, Secluded and es tablished neighborhood $760 ____________________ per mo plus deposit. Will consider option to purcha se . 373 5.401. M ACRES at Orange City, all high ground, reedy for Immediate de. eIopment, 1128 ACRES, frontage and river fronfag. 7,173 ACRE ranch, has improved paSture, highway frontage, pric ed at only $450 per acre. ST. JOHN'S REALTY c.. Homes Iwo 3 bedroom, 2 baths 7541 an ;:' .. Len?r, c,, air, fully carpeted. Conen lal tsnenc.ng oh 460, CRANK I f Welt Mu, Geneva Gars.s , Inc. CONSTRUCTION. 323-7860 RaItor ___________________________ Fern Park 834-3131 A DEVELOPUINT OF WILCO LAND Co _,,,4 WINTER SPRINGS RELOCATINGNEED TO SELL Seminote Count y.3bed,.m, )bath. Panel ad family room, fully equIpped kitchen. air conditioned, OPENING garage, excellent for work, or hobby shop. Fully fenced yard with gate. 2 year old home. F or further Information, call Connie Russell, Assoc. SANFORD REALTY 760) Park Orji,, Days 377 7213 - One acre with two louses facing Airport Blvd. $17,000 Down. Terms. 3771704. GRAND .._. , It ' - Rent A New Home at Apartment Prices Kirby Co. of Sanford needs telephone solicitor, full or part It worng tirise. See Dill Wade, 177 W. 77th an IBM keypunch poacdatthceMofthtUme. 26-Insuranci COUNTRY CLUB ocorsoundtter,stlngtoyou St.. frnn 9- 17 Sat. 3 bedroom, )'a bath, wall to wall At least tbaVa what it uays in -Roberts & 0 and you are •vaifate t o _____________________ carpet. 1413 Valencia Cf. Sanford. , - MANOR 18.. Male H& Wanted - Senior Beau? lcian. Lake Mary. Good the 357th edition of the Farm'mediately. -. can have Start Phone 559.1514. you ________ ________ Rentals opportunIty. 3727 130 or 3223405. _____ working and training 830 55(%) 2 & 3 Bedroom Townhouse er's Almanac, which is a? the same W have openings for Truck ___________________________ 3 bedroom, Svnlant. Estates, sits •,... __________________________ just off 29-ROOmi i Rif time There is no age limit and Olympic Pool, Play Area Reattor s the prsse. Dr ivers. Warehouse and Salts 20 mo., lit I last, plus deposIt. Call high School diploma is not Male. Female Personnel, 4 hr. week. Excellent you cm "You have to make sure the 30-Apartments Rent Titusyille (305) 268.7377 after 3 TWO BEDROOM, 1 barn home, required. Prepare yourself Help______ Wanted -. -___.. fringe benefits. .Appfy in Person Unfurnished P.M. large tot, Convenient to all 5tf future now lii lhR highly rewarwasher maintains heat of 16 RENT after 9 am. to SCOTTY'S HOME Only $1,500 with good ter ms. ding field PersoM interview Woman llght housekeeping, to-180 degrees," said almanac 3-',tmenits Rent BUILDERS. 700 French Ave.. rtu.red Wsth short term lease Furntshed some babysitting Couple, or 33 Houses Rent Furnished Sanilord AN I MMACULATE older frame ditar Kay Geiger. "The proc. woman with small child con, home, 3 bedrooms, family room, CALL 834 -8588 NOW 2-Houses Rent Unfurnished orker apply in person to ess works beautifully. I' tried sidered. wfll share home. 321 Two bedroom, 7 air conditioners, Separate dining room, large living merican Wood Produti. 1797 Sam. IoI:3Opm 373 3558 after dultl, no children, no pets, $145 it," The 1974 edition of the al. 33-Houses Rent Furnished OR LAN DO BUSINESS RENT WITH room with firepiare T wo car Charles St. Long*ood, Fla. & wee&etj. month, It & lest, 130 deposit 377 garage. manac contains other unusual 34-Mobile Homes Rent COLLEGE 2132. OPTION TO BUY Detail and Clean-up personnel Oo you hue working with livi Udbits of information, such as 3$-Mobile Home Lots - --ng -'-------_wanted. Contact Jack Davis, at )OUR BEDROOMS, 2 bath CS SIHOA D*nlthrow away useful ;iie,j plants? We need potters, packers how to tell time On Mars and hOme, large family room , car. Mobile Homes Rent Bill Baker Vo1kiwg,n. )fl.$3. For Rent ?ii'5 Sell them quickly with and generous labor'rs In our - . . ._______________ peted, c entral heat and air, good how to avoid be ____ ____ Herald Want Ad by calling 337. Helper needed experIence not nursery Good benefits. .pply in 2 Bedroom mobile home Nop,ts,rio ing struck by 34-Resort Property condltic, Convenient, location. 2611, and asking for a frIendly li person, 7375 S. Park Ave., Apopka alcoholic beverages. Ph, 322-4470, necessary. Sanford Linoleum I ST. JOHN'S or call lot M2. ext. 119, Camp Seminole. The Farmer's AlmanaC is Tile, 11$ S. Park Ave. 37-Business Proper REALTY CO. _____________ sold to Commercial concerns, Oelvecy men for dlivery of fur, Assistant managers position Is w For Rent or Sale, two bedroom, 1 For Rent o pen. Also, station attendants are Broken bath mobile home, $130 mc. which pass it on free to customW. 2Sth at Holly wanted. No experletice Mcesssfy, Sanli Inquire 31-Wanted to Rent 1520 Hilltop R d., starting salary, Apply In person era as advertising material. Age requirement, 71 or over. Needed 'mmndatpfy to train as Days 322 4123 Casselberry. Dadco(k Furniture, 500 Hwy. 17-92 Apply a! Tenneco Service Station, Geiger, in his 40th year as Nighti 372 5471,372 7331 I 8 '.i --C 0 .' r is i c R Casselberry. -- -= Real Estate 1100 French Ave, or call f1 k QGQAM.95 The dema nd editor, describes his almanac 38 Wanted To Rent -____________ -Miller 3739631. An Equal Op f o r qualtg programmers as "an antidote to pornogra- 41H0ts for Sale pprtunity Employer. * * MECHANIC* * Q'Clt We will train you for this -. Wanted to Rent.7 horn. 'hou In y," and says tils greatest 12-Mobile Homes hghlysslled profes si,,,I,r,, Need: T*Og,fl,fCl line mechanics, Ne Sanford. $100 $140. mc. With pets. ed someone to care for lnvalld you with employment at the same contribution has been to put "a 13-Lots and Acreage 3233594, 323 3959, Must have own hand tools. Paid man. Own transport ation. 372 050$ time. Theft is no age limit, vacations and hospitalization, 50. good, wholesome magazine" In 44-Farms and Groves or Ifl- 120 after 6, you must be willing to start im 50 commlt,sion Apply in person: millions of homes. 4) mediately . Previous expe.rienc is Houses for Sale 45-Resort Property Jim Lash Chrysler Plymouth. 2613 RECEPTIONIST, type some, an. _________________________ not required, For personal The ccnservatism of the a Orla nd o Drive, Sanford. swer phone, meet people, AN . For Sale ____________________________ interview 1p_ manair "is probably a Little too KULP REALTY DERSON EMPLOYMENT Wanted-welders SERVICE. 111)001". Realtor much for the way most people 46-Imcome And I Le and Welder's Helpers -8588 Investment Property _________________________________ 323 0I. live now, but it definitely has Its Grmer - lmrisidlate opening OR LAN DO BUS IN ESS . ace," said the 63-year-old 47-Real Estate Wanted guaranteed salary, $150 a week. Custodian wanted COLLEGE Moie shop Excellent OPPOt Want - Ads Gt'icr. 1k' said in his four dec. Apply: Enterpriv,5coi. tunily for right person. Animal A Meal Bti 2IIMainStree4,Enteqpqis, % ___________________________ Haven Grooming I. Boarding GS*T.B.ttt.,,I circulation has climbed from SO-Miscellaneous _____________________ Kennels, 337 3732. Experienc ed aut o body men. Apply __________________________ Bring Results 86,000 to 5 nuUion, J I, F Auto Body, ,*t to Bill For Sale _______ __________ Mature kitchen help Baker VW, 377213$ _____________________ Weathens-ise, the latest edi. 5 1-Houtho Goods Want ed Puhuisheil Siiiday 1'r '--'-e SPECIAL Need7men, light work, tion of the 48-page booklet pie- S?-Appliances ____ approximately on* , Terms Owner. 3495M 330 ft. frontage on Pine Tree Road. $29,500. $329 La vw. Citrus tt. Country living yet convenient t ihcpinq, and 17-92. FHA appraised For more details, call Joan Carter, ' [-:-. Assoc j - Roberts & Gilman 830.5500 ' South Sanford Avenue, $3,473 per acre. Volusla County 40 Acres new Deftona. $1$Q,. 79 Per cent down. Realtors 11 Real Estate Wanted - -- ______________ LI'lngt Wanted Calibart Real Estate 71 Hour Service ll3fl IaN MEN & WOMEN 3224M) or of editing the than ast year. hold hirtl.s and farmjng data line the almanac's pages. NOW -TV - Radio - Stereo _____ 1-1___. -U--' _______ Equipment ' _______________ breakfast bar,central heat, well & ________ _______ _______ ______ ___ _________ ____ _____ _____ 42 Lawn and Garden ___ 63- Machrlery and Tools ___ ____ ____ retired JOW'nahist and U' thor celebrated his 84th birth.I) IL-I %s.rtk It sas lAppnann's St'tIIIItJ 6$-Pets fireplace, curtains, rods & . as, '.ltrus & much more I'. 5)5,500. Reasonable down payment 1, #. , JIM HUNT after suffering a heart ttsck. lit' wrotc a • Fringe Benefits -- . Retired Military • Minimum Age j )'e1 ar men excellent pay wrkng cuct Working knowledge of all domestic an As you go h an d-in-hind through life, remember that . - Classified Advertising Will atwayi he there Trailers L1!r _%iIIfLJIL'I 1rrIti'l ri, BlI B3ker Volkswagen, I 32)9 S. 17.97. ROOFERS; Experienced fnbuitt up rooting. Also - ROOFERS carpet, d15h*iih,t, disposal, si;s mO, lnclude$ water, garbage, Call 322 7591. CVI. 4477957. HELPERS. Good wages, appl y CIasslllH Al: _______ 322-2611 or 1t-.Auto for Sal. -_. 831.9993 - Apartments Rent - Furnished xperenced fr ont en3 mare an CLIFF JORDAN WELAKA APARTMENT' -- 114W lit. St. 1 1. 2 Bedrooms From 42 . - /i11 $ 17,9gg - OCCUPANCY , CARF,.IklE LIVING ______ 9 Female Help Wanted I ('amly paris 3313 H, 17 . -- ' - c., waitress Pig'Pf Whittle - _______________________ 73f1t & Perk Sanford . 373 1930 Day, Wk Mo Cteengaeageapt Kitthenpqwpped, ______ air. 54$ mo. Call Orlando, $51 5Q9 I INSIDE& OUTI WASHER-DRYER DISPOSAL heat and air. Large yard with privacy fence 523.500. Terms. cUe DISHWASHER CARPETING •EPi beauttul acres wtri OC4'O we!l , 'U PraOy, 322 WI 244Q HiawathaAve. all? 1,72 - -" - 3101OclandoDr. 3233500 Thif, NEWSPAPER does not knowingly accept HELP WANTEDADS that ' k 4 .-i Orange Averue 644.OUO 24 Hours 4594073 _________ '' Freight Damaged 53 , TV-Radio-Stereo ________ ________ - Equipment for 65 Color TV $14.95 Mo. WILSON MAIER FURNITURE Color World TV ______ UNITED Singer sewing machines S39.1105 to REPOSSESSED 1972 beautiful walnut cabinet, AM. FM multiplex radio, I track ta pe player, psychedefic lights, and much mor e. Guaranteed, Sold new for $479. Pay balan ce of $115 or 5130 monthly, Phone 647 1577 for Ireehometrial HALLMARK 1715 ________ W. Farbanki Ave. Winter Park. I -- - Auto Repairs - & tan, also red, sire 7 Ibs, wor med. shots. W. An imal Haven Gr oo ming I Boarding Kennels 3725732 66 ' - A. Orla,sdo. Fla. 37806, telephone741.4473 Sat. 'Ill $ v V WHERE THE CUSTOMER MAKES THE DEAL Lt[ L'LLt. tLUt'b1!tL I tWdilJJ Hwy. 436 & 17.92 Fern Park :' Good tot clIldor beginner $115. Call 3i9 5347 a Eight year old cow pony. Loves children. Make offer. 373.8333. - Wanted to Buy - S n 4137 -, For Usei furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Buy 1 or 1001 items, Larry's Mart 2 15 Sanf or d Ave. _______ ___________ Cash bu yer for used articles, for. n'ture, etc. HWY 46 ANTIQUES, 3776972 A Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You ! ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED T op prlce'3 paid, used, any condition. 614-$176, Wint er Park. ___ Air Stamps-Coins ____ AND HEATING SERVICE Ph. $)O-9217 $309204 ____ To buy and sell gold or silwec cons, Contact Us limIt. We also buy bulk silver coins SEMINOLE COIN CENTER, 1(19 W 1t 323 4357 71 -- PLAZA - MATTRESS a lea Sprint gen5 Complete set 1 1 1 1 1 - 11111 - - fleciToflic Equipment S. S. TV - SanfordPiaza at Music Unhin ited-Rji30 Shack Repairs on all makes & models washers, dryers, dishwashers. disposals, air conditioners & refrigeration. Domesl 2c & corn mercial 3737607 I 111111111111111111 Attic Insulations Hagan Insulation, SANFORD HEATING & AIR. CON OITIONING, 2609 Sanford Ave. 3226390 Electronic Equlpmert Repairs ilornierly Harrc'tt's Beaty Nook) 519 C Pine. 372 3712, Bulldozing BULLDOZER WORK Ut leering lots our Specialty. 37'-1731 alter - p-rn I u . .'.tlrc, .31 Ii Ctltr ,e Sanford 3730S611 ACKSON'S CERAMICS. Suppies, kiln dealer . 10 S. Closed Thursday & Sunday. 322 797). Concrete SERVICES UNLIMITED HANDYMAN 1EASONABLE PRICES CALL 322 3951 COGBURN FENCE PH. 530 324 co, - -lodges I. Griffis Land Clearing Excavating I. Grading. Ph. 32.3-12" or 372 6243, day or nile, Hook's Garden & Lawn Service Landscaping, Mowing, Edging. Trimming !!!cet R easarAbiks.Atsigir &IzLAM Shr L b% tr,rnrre,j Boat in the way? Sell It fast and eas', *ith a lQw-cqQlassif led .' -U - Fencing SEP1KARlKGLAS& PAINT CO. 210 Magnolia Ave. 372 4472 Heating Lawn ServIce, Odd lobs, and ugh hauling Tremblay, 323774, - MOWING, EDGING & TRIP,'.MING CALL 322 1361 Pet Care uroom rig - Profess loriat with love I am.6 p.m. Animal Mavet Grooming and Boarding. 322-575.2, Grooming PoOdlei, Terriers, all breeds $I diS(øt with this ad In Sanfori II yr's 3734971 - OILHEATER CLEANING CALL RALPH 373 5931 - sMç#i -- Glass-Mirrors - & t'-dS ciar.,-J & C'detJ Q per fc'ct,on Specialist. Mowing by request Only Free estimate, 3731044. Need fencing! We install be's? Quality fence's, all type's Fast, Turner Fence Co . 373 375). TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON CONCRETE PATIOS Land Clearing - TV s. ctione equpmcqi$ S S tract tape player, FM AM radios, tape recorders. Ph 323.7570 Beauty Care e i Ph 372 8.333 PLAN Lawn Ser*e Full li,ieGE'Appfla'nces Sanford Electric Company 2322 Park Drive, 372 1562 CANADIAN REFRIGERATION AND APPLIANCE SERVICE Ceramics & contractors ti, individuals, Custom houSi plans, plot 'plans, I room additions- Ph, 322-1090. Pianr.ing a garage sale? Doni forget to advertise it in the classified adsi 8j DRAFTING DRYWALL-SPRAYING & PAINTING SERVICE. For builders, Sub Almakes service Ph. $301738 Applications being taken for routes in SANFORDFOREST CITY IDEAL Appances A&RAPPLIAP4CEREpAIR ItCIN PARK #31-6121 *1 Ntw sets Builders, Sub contractors. Complete House Plans and Shop Drawings. Fast, dependable, economical. Call Victor-30 3743 WHOA. Don't throw away useful idle items Sell them Quickly with a Herald Want Ad by calling 372 261 t . and asking for a friendly Antiques Home Improvements For Central Air Conditioning. For free estimate, call Carl Harris, at SEARS In Sanford. 322-177). UNCLAIMED IN lAYR - óraltMg - _111111111111111111 BID AIR CONDITIONING A GOOD AUTOMOBILE, CASH BOND AND SMALL INVESTMENT SANFORD HERALD Orlando (between "olden £ Mlthlsn) Hours 9 9 M54I..Frl _"±_. 28 ZIG ZAGS Horses plf .', THE Warehouse Ovft,f lcat,d 3351 S. Orange Ayq. The SUBART J ' TV IAkGON T ZAYRi PLAZA •FIIN PARK 831.477 ________ -- NO SUNDAY DELIVERY CALL 322261 1 turmi tabjj ------Horse for Sale .___.. WORK ONLY AFTERNOON HOURS More infurmatio may be C'btainej form the WaguHour officet Rm. 309, Or. Prof. CIr. 22 W. (.ake Beauty Dr., P.O Box $021- brand 1963 Dodge 2 door, BRAND NAME NO BABY SITTER EXPENSE FOR MORE INFORMATION 7 Spanish, Mediterranean. r,,nP, Provincial bedroons sets, 17993 and up. 6 Sofas, 3 Styles to choos from. SIltS to $13915 Pfame vacuums, $4995, $91.93 New '73 Singers. 5.5995 each STE REO SPECIAL 20 *all. A,(1000 Garrard corn oos'ient Set, reg 544, now only 110 Alto avaIale Speaberj, headpn's amid Garrard Trucks and Trailers IN EARN $35, to 70. WEEKLY DeBARY & DELTONA TiGWIT(,c f.T 01411 LO FREIGHT SALES -.''".''''.-r Dachshunds. AKC miniature, black YOUR MONEY FROM A SANFORD HERALD ROUTE. indicate a preference based on ae from em P1Oyers covered by the AGE DISCRIMINATION : I ChIhuahuapups.AKCTinytoy Stud service, $20 Call 363 3786 _________________________ ____ - .1,Aoffrlw~_. 1966 C he vrolet Pick-up, 79,000 miles, A-I condition, $1,000. 3fl.7 - BE AT HOME MOST OF THE DAY WHEN YOU EARN CASSELBERRY I.-' excellent condition Motorcycles 19 YOU CAN SUPPLEMENT THE FAMILY INCOME AND STILL - '' 1963 Plymouth Belvedere with 1967 440 engine, I speed. 5-100 cash. Call 322 6271. 19fl Hodaka 100 c c. Super Rat Trail Bike- Like new, $275. Ph. 377.313,4 HOUSEWIVES -- MOTHER S LONGWOOD "'~: Junk Cars Removed 18 Stromberg Carlson wall telephone, Treadle s ew ing machine, both perfect conditIon, 322 1212. ____ _____ ____ _____ STEREOS misc 3775677 641-1006 I Mercedts 2000, 1967, auto., air, Per'sIll steel blts, very good condit Ian . $3795 firm, 372 0331 Abandoned, unwanted, junk car's nai.i -t *ay Yc113. Orlando 295 6191 anytime. Rent Mynah Bird for Sale. Callafter) 3724434 - MILLERS 7619 Orlando Driy, 3770332 JEEPS** . $34031) Pets _______________ and Supplies 69 TELEVISION SETS P40 LONGER USED CAMPING GEAR IS IN DEMAND. SELL IT PlOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD, 17 Rent Blue L ustre Electric Carpet Shamfcw,,.r for Only $I per day. 1- U.INI lURE - STEREOS SEWING MACHINES STEREO Ur17 1961 Buick. radio, heater, p.s., pb., good tires. Pt. 323-5411 after 6:30 p.m. 12 Volt Auto fIatteries$11.93 REEL'S BODY SHOP 1109 Sanf or d Av enue 1-Craft, 211, 133 Merc. Pow er, trim, hot dip galvanIzed trailer. Tape dek, radio. tsi canvas, like now, 560. 322 2237. -- walnut Isnith, floor model-SM Monthly pa ymen ts as low as $7 per mon th. See at Sanford Sewing Center, 307 C. 1st Downtown. Ph. !22 9411 or evenirsg-$3).)1ió. 5 Hwy. 17 92 Longwood 13.49424 7927 Hwy. I? 97 322 596) 7111. - SAVE ONNEWFURNITURE 9 Livin room sets IS piece) US, 6 loves eats 519. 13 sofas 5.66 to $261. chairs. recliners. etc. 21 bedro om sets n ea ch; 8 bedroom lets Modern & Provincial) with beddiusg 51 79; name brand box is & mattress es ia per sets odd chests & night stands avail ible. Inspect at United it Sales, Warehouse Outlet, s Orange Aye,, Orlando Ph Mo P1. Hii. Mon Fri. 9to9, Sat 9 to S Terms available. ______ IN EMPLOYMENT ACT ]ISO Lee Road Winter Park - _____-- - '62 Dodge Lancor, 6 cyt., 2 iioor, mechanically sound, good tires. $200. Ph, 373-4311. .',-'rs, and Jeep vehicle$, let: DON BALES Sanford Motor Company 30$ S. French Ave., 372-4.357 NEW WORLD TRAVEL 1K: yton MOBILE HOMES 500 French Ave 793) Sanford. 373 5200. I: -: Pa For Sale Olds Toronado '72. Low mileage, Michelin Radials, Loaded. Must Hit quickly, only 13900. Call 668'4)3. Autos for Sale **AMC ROBSON MARINE maChines 0'OOUEY APPLIANCES, 323 Campers Travel Trailers Parts-Accessories OCTOBER SPECIAL! Free roof coating with any 13.wiin' Sold from stock GREGORY tS00Fr,nchAye f223S2Q0 ,1 PLUS REC BUILDING POOL SHUFFLEBOARD / d trees A TIE PITION FURNITURE SARiGAIN HUNTERS! We sever al odds & ends, unclaimed taya vays, slightly damaged itemi , etc., that must .be sold regw dIesof price, to make room for niew fall mef.handiw Sale ends Oct. 16th. PHIL DEERE FURl4ITURE. Hwy. 462½ miles well of Sanf ord. 223 0230. Mobile Homes __________ WALL TO WALL ' used 15 16 GREGORY MOBILE HOMES Tire Supply, 230) French Aye' SAM MO PARKS, 12-3 Bedroom Trait#ri I Apbs 7 Adult _ parks, 7 - Appliances f3j locally and get service 500er Gosien Touch & & .v- $ 77 N(-zchi z'g Zao-$38 Household Goods IS to choose from. 83) -2)23 No Closing Costs IMMEDIATE _______ room, I bath, small lot. $17,900 Terms. Si - 95 PcL Financing Model RDI6 0 6. 16 cu. It. no frost refrigerator. Top freezer, Harvest Cold linllh. Only $13 mo. Full warranty. Call 3220241 ask for SUMMER SALE _ Mob DULT CONDOMINI(JMS baths, Spanish Style with central CONVENIENT to store's, Cass eloerry. mechanic, Apply in Person to Fits - 7c-Ji- uck and Trailers ,unn. 'i'ocbv and Tomorrow," 81-Aviation imprIcars will to wall buggy, 5)00, 11' PlaYmore trove1 trailer, $600. Air condi Iiontr, W. Bar & 2 stools, $200 Call 323)036. If you have an eye for real value, you'll eye the classified ads :reQularly. __________ -"77. liarLdlewood carpeting , drapes. C entral heat REALTOR III 8273 air. Fully equIpped kitchen -with dishwasher Call Jerry r,rr,it RETIREE lNVFSTp,',riri ' I' "Jj fl(l 'rks. 834 7914 atler 3 attract, days. Anytime weekends, aptS Will make nice residtnc, with Qoc=i rental income, 121,300 S.anfond 'snewes tdupl,'xapts Close ____________________ IMMACULATE 3 bedrorns, Ii. 1.3 bedroom, 1 bath, wall to wall in person to BID Roofing Corn 31 pony. 131 Simlcsola Blvd., IS-Campers Travel 78-Motorcycles I '4 - -- ----------- Wa 1 for sensational reo pening sal, FREIGHT DAMAGED 130.4W, Farb,'uik' WETAKETRADES Realtors 44S2133 - breezes, Walk to ' Lt-drccrns. I baths, carprlincj & p,ment Only 522.300 tO drapes. Kitchen eQuipped 3 children accepted. Call 322 2090 Spraying Inc.., Candace Dr., off Hwy. I? 92, Fern Park _________________ Paris Accessories Street with ad! I. carpeting Located on a Quiet shcpçng and schools Low Boat In the way? Sell it fast and easy With a low classified c". i - Equipment RAN Forrest Greene, Inc. -.. ,-I SPRINGS CHETTE- 3 bedroom. 2 bath, farm pond for horse and fishing. grape arbor, and fruit trees, Assume i interest mort gage. Only 4 years old. See it now at $38,300. We take trade;. - * hones with garage, air ard 1s011 W.2sthStreet , P. W, Collins Lawn 7___________________ 1-Antiques 78 -Auto epairs. Convenient and charming. lust - -completing .4 new 3 bedroom -- .I fF,'4 c,ADEp4 l.P15 WINTER ' REALTY price. See it t oday at $34,900. - Detton.. and Orlando area Call _______________________ - , _______________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ '( - Boats & Marine Rental Purchase Plan 15993 Inspect and test at 3550 S P,,rk Dr 322 2111 I Orange Ave, Orlando Ph IS? Realtor After Hours, 291 . Tprmi available. Hri. Mon 3229214. 322 392l 322 4 Fri. 9 to9, Sat. 9 to S. ____________________________ ____________________________________ ALTAMONTE MALL AREA Wooded site, )30'z15',1broorn, 2 bath home, cal-in kitchen, for mel dining and family room (''ner says sell below appraisal ' - Miscellaneous FREIGHT SALES owner will finance. 'fJ II.j r - Hide A - Bed Matching Chair, $70 Call 373-17 buy.sell-trae V SANFORD CLOSE IN S BEST VALUE. Apartments Rent Unfurnished 6445576 70-Swap and Trade Transportatton -- o and Supplies InaJcfrtwa1tiIprot)le1I)UlLs%cl.r. 77-Junk Cars Removcd In Mth he was hoali • Turf Education Program Openings available n Sanford, rushed Ic New York Hospital 72-Auction Tuesday after - suffering a - stroke at his Manhattan home. Applicators Welcome 61-Equtpment for Rent :EW YO1 AP - Walter 0-Livestock and Pculf iJppmann, One of America's 68-Wanted to Buy r..plir3nt 'Ittcal yurr.:le 3 ---Stamps Coin. u'iUC4l c ZOO at Offictals said lJppniarm was Lawn Spray SO 55 _________ Cor -at Western Shop, 17 92, I mile Washer s and Refrigerats Dick's It DeSary. Appliance Sales & Service, 7617 S. LAITLAND FLEA MART French Ave,, Sanford. 372765$. 1911 H-wy. 17-97. Open Sat. & Sun, 9- 5 . in 2920 372 2611 or 1311"I pump for Lawn, wood flnors, 1I!!eIrstSt.. ____ BUY-PPJCED RIGHT Almost n, 3 br ),' bath, 7 pcI mtg. No Closing costs. No SELF SERVICE COIPIOPERATED qu,IityIng. Move in new, Assume KWlK KAR WASH available San mor tga ge, $160 monthly, ford Very investment, 73 pct. financing An investment for JOHN SAULS AGENCY those who MUST SUCCEED and 211 N. Oak. Sanf or d one that will provide years 04 322 7174 day, 323 O4$Seve steady Income. Call collect 804 BROKER ASSOCIATE 723 7147. Advancement I114-Horses a hospital here today. 24 Business Opportunities . Career Opportunity 6)-Building PA.ate,ials Is PNmnaO - - Lippman Critical _______________ fiGHT WATCHMAN SniOhtSJwetk. Ph 3237100. $5Soats & Marine could p-!t salt by licking his 40 -Office Equipment A'id Supplies neighbor's cheek. '-114. than $00 yards to supermarket & other Shopp ing. Dining room & ______________ . inside. $2 hr sing The almanac says it de. 5$-Bicycles rived from a craving for salt SC -Musical Merchandise and the cave loan found that he tW1LtLekl CITY - 3bedrOOmstUCCOhome, -- ,,. assu me mortgage, SI)) mc, Lifestyles _______________________ Another feature is a brief 56-Camp.ng Equipment comment on th e origin of kis- $7-Sports Equipment -; 1.I t'i some carpet, kitchen equiPped, corner lot. Make do wn Paym'nt & Rood Besides the 54-Garage . Rummage Sales weat he r, recipes, Jokes, house. Ir ~ almanac' s diets a snowier, colder winter Si T'w E XCLUSIVE -SUnh Estat es , 3 LeloneotourfrlendIyad.vishelp bedroon.s, 1' baths, fenced yard, you word your CtCUlfi*d ad Call ER _____________________ ades bedrooms, f enced yard. $17,300, U'67Sdown,$l70mo ) -- UP PAYMENTS washer and matching dryer, Dolts $1$. mo. Call ,vk for Sam. save EXCLUSIVE-SVflIInd Estates, 3 - PICK sen ,rr trom commerc ,,sI I II El # trostlee Wizard inst allaton. Will sell And install, refrigerator, freezer on bottom, t Ibuilders wholesale cost, 10 30 $75. Refriger at or -30" wide, 1$" pct below retail. Financing high, 1*" deep, for camper or bar, ava liable up to 36 months. Free 5-40. 323 1008 after 5p.m. honio estimate. ARIES CARPET 241.4351. Call collect) P4e* and Used, Freezers, Washe, Refrigerators and Air Con. BRANID NEW 1973 name t,ta,,d ditioners. GENEVA HEATING & strelchltitChsewjngmacp,Ifles60 AIR CONDITIONING, 3096 PCI Off manufacturer's list price. Orlando Drive, 373 SS)I lnspect I. test at United Freight SaleS. 3530 S. Orange Ave., RECONDITIONED Refrigerato, 0th undo. Ph. 559-8191. Terms Washers and Dryers. .svai table. Hrs, Mon Fri. WARRANTY , Free Delivery, to 9, 9 to 5WHITESIDE APPLIANCES, 61.4- Lcu'igwcy ------ -.EXCLUSIVE - City -FUrnished 3 . bedroom, CD, near Shopping, AC unit, fenced yard, 1x13 storage building. $I,S0O. $3500 down, - -. I owner will tinr,c., '61 Dodge Coronet, air Conditioned, power steering, clean. 5.730 3221717. C Ford '59 Beach Buggy-Large tires. Cadillac powered. 323-1331 after 5, weekends anytime. '71 Franklin Motc;r Home Like Ilas many extras. Can be Sei Il Oaks Campground, Sanf or d Pt. 373-5345. Garage Rummage Sales TraSh n Treasure Sale and gooc slightly worn clothing. Oct. 6, 1 am, to 2 p.m. Luther an Churct Redeemer. 103 W. 25th Place, Sa nford. Sanford. c Or ed Quern , ryl, Corn nercial carpet wtso'es.aler has over 7000 yards of new broadloom Woods "Sanford's Saleslead,r" Your Multiple ListIng Agen cy REALTORS 2S4S Pa rk Dr . _______ - Inc. ____ 4;; on Call 322-2420 Anytime - . - frontage 1989 Camaro 307, 4 speed, 39,000 actual miles. Excellent condition. See at corner of 141h & Locust or call 327 3417 after 4:30. New, 51 ""'a' SAC)OLE EQUIPMENT-BOOTS weste Wear, S-ave at the oio Eureka Hammock 1953 Roaimaster Buick, used an tique tag, Excellent shape. $395. SHELLEY USED CAR%. 701 French Ave.. 323 2960. 1969 CHEVY PICKUP. Nothing down, take over. Call Credit manager, 323-6230, 621641. 80 Autos for Sale - 1964 JEEP. Nothing down, take over. Call credit manager, 373 6230, 628 1341. PUBLIC AUCTION Every Monday Nile 7P.M. Open daily, 9.5. We buy or se ll one piece or houlehold. ConsIgnments welcome 323 7340 SANFORD AUCTION Hwy , Il 92, Sanford. - Cheyetl Super Sport. 396. Air, automatic, AA4.FM tape, radio, vinyl t op. $930. 322-7781. 961 Ford 24ton truck. 340 aufomatl $1000. Call after 3:30 32.3.3918 c Auction - - -_ -32 - - 4 3 bedroom, 2 ba th, fenced yard. " - TO WAI I. MEDIATE lNTAi& wliut FIVE beautiful, rolling acres with 20 Acres with 660 feel TV-Radio-Stereo •IjA 1947 $960 Ford oickup, small Thur derbird engine,I Cyl. Also 1963 VV Sun roof. 323-6735. 72 WALL Lake Mary ghtning. CALL 834 CARPET Stenstrom Real~ LOHGW000 _3 OR AivttOr. 19631:ord engine COrrplete, 390 cu. in. V-I, good Condition. Hear it - Ph. 322 47, _________ Two lots, corner 13th St. I, Myrtle Ave., by owner, .1. E. Williams, P 0. Box 353, Loxohalch.... Flis i;c. --' -'-- 80 n2-rni. 21" Color Console Zenith, $195; SO Garard AM. FM and $ track Stere console, $711, 10" Stereo, as ii 5.4k' Cash or Terms arranged. $13 per month. Call Credit M*nag.0 3229411 or see at Sanfor d Sewin C en ter, 307 E. 1st St., Downtow Sa nford Washers from 5.13165 Dryers 12.5 Refrigerators $20 on uP. Box Springs & Mattresses, $23, a set. Living r oom sets, $65 up. BAR. NETTS, 8343720, 8.311686, $3) 00 71 And At _.________ ThC Tm,!Test F 120 N. Par* Ave Dcys,3734)7) ')57• Small 3 bedroom frame home on *, P-... 1man For Rent tr ISlngSbeuy stop AND Unfurnished - - City ' STEREOS ILD f L ft.141 SAL IS has Ic ( Sill to the public (7) 300 watt AM. FM components. $68 each; (5) 60 1-Garrard componen t systems - $449 now only 5.754, Speakers nd uded; 17 sets headphones I; radio headphones $13 h; II tape decks $70 each; 7 STE RED CONSOLES US each. available misc. speakers, BS I turn table, JVC quad set and Car rard turn tables, Intpet 3350 S. Orange Ave., Orli ndo, PPu. $595791, Hrs. Mon. fri 9 to 9. Sat 9 to 3 Terms aaitable tI7.$O0. It's a buy! Financing 3.359 ACRES, close to cIty, several available mile of river frontage, aI has lake and highway frontage. •(OO CATH BRAND NEW HOMES. aco FULL OF ALL EXTRAS vcu-o vx PECT AND ORSERVIt Houses Rent townto,jses West 25th St. at Holly Elmer or P.M. shift, Apply Cavalier Motor Inn, 3703 S. 17-92, Sanford. Travel Agencies 13 'We Doo't SAN-ORD. New 2 and 3 bedroom you * * VAITRESS* morning and evening classes j - -. iI% REPOSSESSIONS console stereo, $73; massage chair. $35; old refrigerator, 123; $L',xlO carpet, $20; 6*? rug, $10, round coffee table, $73. 39)0. Leaving state - rrust sell household furniture - Stove, refrigerator, dshwasher,llvin,i room suite, end tables, lamps, stereo, lawn eq uipment 3221663 SALVAGE 190 N. 17-fl, Longwood, Fla. .j CLOSING COSTS I bottom lake. Adjoins four Other lakes, all In Northeast area. .lt(&j ________ - '- ----__- Experienced preferred. Apply Lakeview Nursing Cent er, 919 E. d t, Sanford. , _____ - - old. Big apartment. 4220 Orlando Drive, days a week available. You mutt be willing start .mmed*ately . Personal in to MIDDLE AGED LADY to live in. HOMES and APTS for rent. From Care for elderly couple. General $100 mo. Call 73 764) HOME tefye-w requir ed household duties, and companion REPITALS_broker_, to 9. to lady. Own transportation. CALL 8348588 NOW References. Call 372 3139 after 10 Brand new 3 bedroom, 1' bath, A.M. ORLANDO BUSINESS k.'Chefl equip. Lease . Availa. bit Nov. 1. 322-2110. COLLEGE CLERK - Accounting department, 11-.Instructions - Know how to poach a fish in 19-Female Help Wanted your dishwasher 20-Ma le - Fema le _________________ Dot the fish with butter and HtIp Wanted home, less than S trees, right to the shores of sand - :ENTRAL FLA. - TrucksandTrailers Want to sell something? A sma investment in a Classified Ad wi bring results. fc sell-Real ba rg ains, make offer, I pc. sectional 510, small BARGAINS * dfy,dealmobjIeuni,EVEREST REALTY. INC., Realtor, 1601 S. Ilvy. 11-92, Maltland, 678080$. 53 -_ You' For _____________________ TOCK REDUCTION SALE NIEW, USED, REPOSSESSED 'Vs. Furnit-re, Appliances 13$ 7020, $31 5006 1 ACRE wooded lot at Chulvota. Bel Air NO 128.500 total price for 3 bedroom Bedroom furnished apt., ad-al's only. $150 mo. utilities furnished. 323-0)40. Lri j ...sOé:S and tCuiekeeper TRAINEES with fullorpLrl time employment, i(h ever you desire, Both Good Things to Eat 116W d ..!tIl1432173. working n the secretarial field sounds interetingtoyouayr will compietetraning and Provide - ADULTS.NO PETS train, evening shift. Orlando area Fantastic opportunity. No , Assume mortgage, or put $10 pct Call Norrell, .2i1 Lee oo.n on new mor tgage. We have Rd. Winter I? BEDROOMS, ADULTS ONLY Park, 617.5)15 many many more, we can tell you ____ PARK AVENUE MOBILE PAP $ trre .tlfl,.un mo,ners: barn exira 7343 Pøf Or . Ja 2!61 L. I t tj,# I er'<. Call ... rQ.1ey .st'.t chlidrn art .1, Two bedroom duplex furfli%h#d itopby0uroffice,opentllllp m School. Work from local office. NO RECEPTIONIST & 10-D It LAKEFRONT HOME AVALONApARTMENrS CLERKS - Medical records, will WANTED PROBLEM PerhapsAlcoho$icsAnym.. Can Help 1fl I t)4 P0 11, Household Goods Must JOHNNY WALKER REALTY ll you str it $24,900 family Miscellaneous For Sale JPJI Sharp 3 bedroom with Florida -________ FACED WITH ADRIP4KIP4C 200 IDOW1'1 er for your entire family! It's easy selling fine AVON products. Call now. 6.44 3079 SO groUnd, Here's a 2 st ory frame with S t*drooms and 7 baths for the big I ii Wednesday, Oct. 3, 3973- FALCON RANCHERO Hydraulic lift tailgate Air conditioned, good mechanIcally, xind tlr.t U.O4 'uti , Ave. 322-5734. ____ - S Acres for sale. Frontage Ofl black top road. Zone agriculture. Ideal for home site and pasture for horses, I mile from Sanf or d City - range and central heat air. _________________________ AVON CHRISTMAS EARNINGS can help make the nolld4ys hap - -------- 3-Cemetaries - Method - PIANO LESSONS 12Werk Chore Course t', _________ - __________ . was accepted by voice vote. fl bit: would authorize mi llion for each of the fiscal years 1974 and 1915 to be dl. vided among projects in food Production. rural development, nutrition, population platinütg and health, education and m our eve!ment IV ) t ONIII , Even 10 0_ _ - Il ACRES, close to city with rail road frontage, cleared, hIgh I 88 r - Rea ty ., Sansom !,1M.1 RIPICUL s.! ,.J is______________ TI I ~\ SORRENTO - I Acres, high and PAW • iAYMt SOFA BED & Matching Chair Opeis tos$ee', urand new 7 or 3 Iownhousfl. C ho ice location! No nr.tjed for Jopp4ng, chIc .'..ii ! carpeting. Dishwasher. dispal. to get along With You, Daddyl Didn't - Realtor, 323•5 174 '' by Art I I ' I .__ k ),.- , ~~"I I \ I* -, a!~ -~11~w_. A . '91-1.1 NV~ -=aw;I J ~5-'"S ~~ ~ "0 Lots and Acreage - Stenstroni __________________ he bring you these earplugs?" __________________ IN 4r1t funds, P )276457; After S,3fl.71)) 1710-3 . .---------.'-(---.-------------.-.-- carpet, privacy yard, Easy terms r I 4 ?,iii , NEWER 3 bdrm, 1½ bath, w 43 ginoRoRie ' sJU?* St, 322.5641 am I _____ ur of Hwy. 436. 134 2170. Terms ~ - ---------- Mobile Homes B y owner -3 bedrm, 1 new $4495 AC.. electric Stuve, h water healer, iJarbg,di$psal roof No Overd0.1973'sons.ale,r,cedup,o qualifying, $4000 down, Ph. 373. $1200. 173 bedrooms, all lengths 7710 Or 3735215 otter 6 p.m. and decors. fluy today and save. __________ Place HomesNorth, Hwy. 11.92 at CHO; ol' 3 bdrm., CB, large Kathryn Estates, 2ml. North shaded lot, flit, fltighbOtt-d neigh sn,soo. Everything °'"f For THE BORN LOSER 42 - section, two MAYFAIR -) bedrooms, I &th bedroom, fv;nlshed. Ap fireplace. Central HI, A. By appf. proximatety 110.000 down, $77.46 a only Call 372-1193 month. 120.500. _______ ______________ - Insertions-No Change cans voted against. The Senate twice turned back efforts to make cuts In the in- A TAFFER REALTY - the bill were 28 26 Democrats -'.t 3 year old, 2nd , night. Voting for _ Deltona ____ The Longer Your Ad Runs The Less It Costs Per Line i -. BCE__________________ ___________ - (1175 MINIMUM CHARGE) Per MOSS I E C. BATEMAN SEMINOLE REALTOR-WP. MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 19)95. French 1921 _______________________ Eve., Sunday, 322 -7371 Or 3 22 -1496 line N ew Find Will For rent or long term lease, by Threebedroomfr, kitchen, 12x owner, 3 acres of land with lake $5', air, $3,300, 322799 between 9 frontingon well traveled highway, an 5. 3 bsdroom house, ideal for nutNEW 1914-60x12, carpet, shutters, wry, trailer sues, etc. call • many extras. Slemper Agency • Huses for 1 - 3W. First St.. 3736061 or 371 0517 $16,500, with 79 pct. down. I Ads The Sanford Hctd Sale M:SRTH REALTY LAKE MARY I lots 240' x ISO- in cludes lake privileges. Sales price I . Houses for Classified ',, 1100 E. 25th St.. Sanford .. emphasis shifted to meeting Tuesday for 31 I IF you have $6.850 an IF 'ou are tired of paring high rent, let vs show you this 3 bedroom. 2 bath home. Assume mortgage pro*imately $8450 at Monthly payments only $18. V Orlando 831 Sale 11 -i baths, fireplace, tarot room%, garage. only 513.500. Owner will finance, with $.3,375 or more down. 'U AW Houses for TWO STORY 3 bedroom on CO(fl(. ("' j H to a ic 11 Winter Parke Ask 'l f-- .1 ,I I zation bill in 27 years. The $1.2-billion bill now goes conference with the House which approved $1.6 billion for economic aid as part of a $2.8billion miii ryconomic aid package. The Senate last June passed a separate $flO million rniiith aid bill. Final passage of the CCOflOIII 1 .- DIAL - The Senate has passed the smallest foreign WANT Al) -31 _.q - I Aid ~- Time Home Improvements C itollman. Painting & Decorau,,r lrterior & Exterior. Quality Work Licansed & Insured. 3234144. - Pressure Cleaning G'we i:: u-n' a b.$ri protect paint. Pressure cle,ç waI', patios, roofs, fr,' est rpac Sr,s u Iran 377 0377 ewe i,w sting us tacked on by squact with or, or by hand Licensed & insured 32) 5131 m*Idew Painting-interior & exterior. repairs, roofs painted, tree honest experienced estimates 373 0191 Wallpaper Hangi PAUL SLATER n:',', ,il.icr Carc-rntry, Remodeling, Adotom, Custom Work. Free Estimate. 313, I. Custom made screen rooms, car. ports. Top workmanship and materials. LEACH ALUMINUM FABRICATION, 323 4475_ - 11111111 __ t-Ear, er Li Ll j(flt,1i 101 Free Estimates Ph. 322 647') c-c ' , -u (ommerc Well Drilling DICK JOYCE WELL DRlLL1P, Y' and larger, pumps, sprinklers Waler COnditiOfleri, 322 46 10 ADCOCK Roofing ISheet Metal Gutters & Down Spouts NO French Ave, 322 9351 _____ bUDDY'S HOME IMPROVEMENTS SmallJobsvansed 377 I)*. "Lake Mary— WELLS DRILLED PUMP', SPRINKLER SYSTEM 2 All types and Sites We repair service ST lIlt MACHINE & SUPPLY CO. and 707W ThdSt I I I I 322 4437 �- - - - _________ 1 - -. - 12A — The Sanford Herald Wednesday, Oct. 1 Al tamonte 0 CASSELIIERRY — A new animal control ordinance setting a ioo penalty for cruelty to animals, protecting wild birds and squirrels and forbidding keeping exotic animals as reviewed by the city council Monday night j scheduled for adoption next week. nci (I A c ti o ns By DONNA ESTES Henld Staff Writer Th e controversial section which allows pet owne rs to give A request for funding from the Seminole Committee was turned down by the city council Monday night despite reports from an organiza tion re presenta tive that 33 per cent of ca lls far he lp are received from Altamonte ; ' - The proposed ordinance sthte, 'ine necessity for a Veterinarian to perform the vaccination is waived if a police officer or animal control officer In other business Monday night, the council gave tentstive approval with formal NYLON PANTY:--1( I - HOSE CREST 2 rcprted drMn.iç' I , I flooding frorn the two *SPOts onto Aflutic I Coastline railroad tracks are being solved, Palm said developers of the two properties have agreed to --vinstruct, an earthern berm to separate the railroad tracks .. 1. 5 OZ SPRAY / k HAIR _____ Limit OW . II il mn . KANI)Y . . ; 1. I A 4 CT. - REG. 55- (UMIT ONE) * urqua ez I'(' 1.9 11? 11 S98 I .r, ____ - VAult ALUI CT SAG VAPOR ACTION II4OIVTOUAUY WRA?PIO - LYPTUS ____ 58 .- 7. DROPS. 3? r. - . - BOOK wt ' ' - __- ~ I . - t - - - -"- . CASE . . REG 88 199 -ltYJ!-' — I CONTEMPORARY DESIGN WITH WALNUT . I I,, . iIl ' AUTOMATICAUYTWIII$ 01 . \ . ilk, - = -- ., IDED itoffelly. this Is 0 now book; •siy to us. by writing and speaking. 5 PAN 1~_ RIG 59C , -- . .,?. P EG 99 I - ). , My lig— 0 &ACKTANK . ,- . . W" 'I 6-11; A~ % ' .v . AIPEI. - _ (".1 VA."e-ij - f, * '. _jTWj%,- - 7 toil All 1" A -_ '° ___ I ( r .: ________________________________ N -1 -1 % - It- i __ _. i . - _________ - - - - - - w / _____ 1u1 • — - - % -.-- 'Cl __ ,__ and I F 11 6 i Ij ? 9 I I 1\ ' PEG 4.49 2 1 221 f I/ft. - *jW" a 297 ' 11" & 0*0 issionary 9 88 . 8 " * - -. , •;. . .., if, .-j •_ ______ , 4______ . .. . a , -_ - Tj ::: a -a- _ . 4 1 =fift * _. iV ! f 22A in _ ~1 - - -___ _____I -_ --- I 1L BLUE USTRE CARPET SHAMPOO OcE'P tiiJt ?4 !*It WWI left if, t 1?r*w-,g r U %.c i -GRASS - -CATCHER — AEG _ m 06".* - - - - - - - _. aw4o3 /4"* 0FT GARDEN 'L Royal Geographical Soc iety t 1-f Flwland (lit VIvacIousladvOfJ(VfUlfalth TRIMMER RIG i P(iWITØpVICf1aff - SPRINK I 2988 i 99 I 399 -- I ' 16 - J 9 - or Plaza WITI4 A -- OR aI F MORE .. _; -. • System -- " And 1433 Semoran Blvd. - - L ... - '07SSanforci Allen. Y. 17-92 I - o iiS '? r- .L MR AND MRS JOHN MOSS CAPPONI N rhy lii: Jane Caesber . -- I FURNITURE SALES CASSILDIRRY - ,.---. - _Vv4rl . 4 - T. - A-- I :Lt 4 e I I . -. - 4 WR 4. a - V. 4 ) . - - ________ - _j - I = - m - -- I # __ = - V I- : ~ z { .'J . __ . ' .1 - . ' - t . - Viu., JLJ)(,E I - ERAS Ill .SLNI,~;.S It 0-11EN CITRUS CHARTER Chapter of the American Business Women's Association President, Nina Brodie of Casselberry, talks with Orlando circuit court judge Parker Lee McDonald at the club's monthly dinner meeting at the L,ongwood Hotel. McDonald chose "The Court System in I --.-.-. izzt, he said. 'I promise to make it interesting and entertaining" The girls agreed admirably' he succeeded . '. :*'t.. E WAR address to the business women from Seminole and Orange counties. "It soods like a dry 1 ~ra4'%~ ~_ A /)A,• i-111 - . ' It (Herald Photo by Jean Patteson) I _________-___________________________________________ The mother ol the bride chose / I a formal length dress of aqua - \._ii'11r1....,.. • GOSPEL ( -=imm- rv,#ng... . . i IIELPFUL CIVIC INFORMATION PAOIA CHURCH ! 111 -i _. 1 0 MEETr1 .. i . 0 ~4 A _____ OF CHRIST z -__=7 I -- Oh HARRELL Do TO SLEEP? Cool Your Bedroom ' i; .. S - I - )110 ____ - - OLD HWY 46 I( F1( MIDWEST ( - fl(~ol ~, EVE CRABIREE HEAR 6 0 N 11 '4. 4J chiffon and matching ac. .-. ________________ OSCILLATING I 15 INCH DOURU 10Cr . : "' Deluxe HEDGE . daisies, baby's breath, and lilac d ,en er ribbons Mrs BernardCaesber, sister. in-law of the bride, wore adress and Licdup same design in moss green and her bouquet was In gmn and white. Gene Vance Capponi served as best man for his brother and ushers included Richard Hea ps, brother-in-law of the bride, Womell," and wa.i a invinber of I I HOSPITALITY, WARM maJor in religious etlucation. She has been listed in (lit Standard l3iographlcal Die. tionary of Notable Women" and "Who's Who of Anterican A. I . ' I I M _____ _____ .----- aivi reading. York University, and is a _______ -1 ".' -i - -if. -w-01"i- 0 - A - -ass. r —_ __. — ,:-, 10OF ._ V -_& . . ___ ..- I . - _A_T& - r ' 3,1=J - "i, . -4'. " s1w is a graduate of Agnes Scott -.;i* t--j - w __ - 1.ti1_:,j . ___i= -I-z* 1 BLACK DECKER # most Congolcse dialects, a hi','t and a half years. Three name given to hr by small children keep her bus) at children as she worked on bome,andsheenjoyssewing them. She is indeed an ef. fervesicent lady of beundless and joyful faith ' *Alit - - tt .. apti Christian -1 ' I '• '1~ - fob 1111 to rule 04W. - . .- - - - , ,. wore a small headpiece of lilac and lavender ribbons and carried a colonial chantilly bouquet of lavender and white -. lifework at last reach its goal," . I I I I : T. sleeves with ruffled alffs. She "It wa like seeing Eugene's to e Pima Indians in Arizona 9 . , TV — a small gold cross given her by the bridegroom. L The matron of honor, Mrs Richard Heaps, sista of the bride, wore a formal length gown of lilac crepe featuring an - ;; empire bodice with old. Woiiiaii - - .-' i.- I - REG 79 88 1 1 / .%' A AtSLDGII1GAL41OS1FU,.i TO DO! . •, - I . ,fI I -'-1 - ---. -_ - . t 0 - -- k - ofthebrlde'smother.Shewore Working • . 1 104 L&tS eI V, ' I -. k ' cessories. She wore a white Werlev, and Mrs. rharles kept by Mrs. Charles Basinger. GUkLI u e 1-1 .",,ør '!c .i;trira ..4 I The bridegraoin's mother The bride's table was Miss Barbara Heaps, Ronnie full wore a formal gown of emerald highlighted by the three-tiered Heaps and David Heaps sheperdess sleeves with deep green c'hlffon with white ac1tç f Lice and self butt' F'nrl,r r I.the ye ll o a w orchid base byfiehtart shaped cakes bride chose a two-piece Navy Thelughneckltneandempjre crie. and with a lighted flowing fotmtain blue and white suit with matbodice were accented with Mrs. .Helen Riley, grand. in the center. Fresh cut nowers ching shoes and a white orchid Venise lace. The skirt was softly gathered sheerganza mother of the bride, was attired and fern encircled the cake, corsage. For a wedding trip the which flowed into a graceful in a black and white formal which was flanked by candle couple will tour the Holy Land. watt.eau train. me serganza gown of dacron and polyester, arrangements. Punch was They will in Hacienda yoke was edged in Venise and with white accessories and a served from two flowing punch Village, Winter Springs, and hite carnation corsage. bowls. Guests were served hors highlighted with Venise fjower A reception was held i2 the d'ouvres mints, nuts, sand. are both employed as Real and seed pearls. tier silk from church feUowship hall with wiches, cake and punch. Cliff Jordan, Casselberry members of De He Circle CutU the cakcre Mrs. andeau ? realt OT headpiece highlighted b) ap. the United Methodist Women in Howard Griffith and Mrs (late Balmer. Serving were Mrs. Out-of-town guests were from Floating hostesses were Mrs Robert Schofield and Mrs John Clairton, Pa, Irwin, Pa, New alfflcOf) lace with Marvin McClain. Mrs. Budd Iddings. The bride's book was Port Richey and Clearwater. ,. -. " "(? - '.. and varigsted pittosporum, attached to a white Bible-a gift were delegations from several assignment just traveling European countries who helped with the Lord" to the Penobscot speaking about his lkw '- . - - - --- -----------------.-- , - . - z , "I I .. . z . ,_.__ -. - . , -_-. - . . . I - . 11 __ . \ - . -. ' trnittcl TthodI' . -1% and to Mexican-Americans. :. missionary, Bernardcaesber, brother of the . . she said. "When he started This was the result of a . ,-----.-, v ,gk F~"I walked into the church, working with tlw victims of Volkswagen cani1wr given to - __ -- The flower girl, Ida Heaps, saw him, and said, 'Lord, don t lepr osy in the early 1930 s there her by a Presbyterian Church W Z_ 1 niece of ' let him get away,"' Six years were no colonies for them. no conference. lavender formal length gown of r , She explains tier church doctors who would touch them. later they were inaffied and . __4; .iI.. dotteil Swim. She wore lilac and '. her honeymoon trip was a no hospitals. They were God's denomination as a "First ROY is a clerk in MARILYN lavender ribbons in her W Bmtheren Evenge-Lutheran ._ Methopahan Jeola Cards and Gifts, and carri ed a white lace basket R "• . Seminole Plaza Originally ithrosepet.aIs to scatter along Presb).Gationist' 'i 1" the aisle She is still known as "Mama from Detroit, Mich she has 1' -, i 4. . -Hingbearer was Master Scan --le, KuKu," meaning "hello" in lived in Winter Springs for 1/j . • i1Jt,pOainso-oatanoO ,.., .&~ V. r - - - OF HK - - __ - F - - . work in Africa as a medical I - i• I i UMBRELLAS EDGERS , _-' fA r M AIlk V .-n . 1P leave ' POWER POWER MOWER 1111~~, I \(" ' - - BELTS GASOLINE KILLS FLYING JNSECT3 - , : LADIES' -. 4 REG 89 JUNGLE FOGGER " 6 22 CORDLESS PROPANE - U I I ASSORTED SITLISANDCQ(ORS SELF PROPELLED . U8 Ir '' •: PEG 2688 75,000 Now 1,194 Pag., Size rT dL 2 Ali (lATHER ICE OR WALL UNIT 42 9 12 X M 111101 S __jc --- -- . 1, 500 FOR MEN'S \. - - . - - ugene ' widower, in 1924 in Knoxville, fiance the Center and Emperor Indians in Maine, the mountain Tenn., when he was home on Halle Selassie and the Crown people of Kentucky, to the Prince. migrant workers of Florida and ; . 1. -I- —. V DIVIDER Ftoet's international r! t . I ? ._______________________________ - ETAGERE ROOM - WIT - WALNUTFINISH . SHIRTS #/ II ,- 7MCCH ______________ F •. .r I1 ' BOB GRIESE FOOTBALL. nuo 3 es2.99 POINTIO C0jLAA PRINT$ & SO1103 H . 1, .1 , .. a- . ! -1. I I 11 I _I -____ - - __ - - - - ". - * in Alabama Julia' ke met Dr 99 owl Ill) xG LADIES' POLYESTER RIG - W lj~~~~41-,,gff ~itIiii - - 329 11 . -_ 7 A I ?.. t , 'J '-' " .- - -.t t ' .~ " I Mrs. Julia Kellersberger, three-month boat ride up the forgotten people who hid away who calls herself a "shar-er African Congo River. from everyone else in the wilds with and a spiller.over.er " In 1970, five years after the of Africa." •wIll be guest speaker at the death of her husband, Mrs. During their married life, the luncheon of the Episcopal Kellersbergr was Invited to Kellersbergers traveled over Churchwomen at noon on Ethiopia for the dedication of various other parts of the world Monday, 0t 8 in 1101) Cross the All Mruin Lepros) and in their work and in 1%? Episcopal Church parish house Rehabilitation Training Center hellersberger became .i Among other honored guests "traveling missionary with out cotton LONG SLEEVE D ( - Vir&ia L flown, Chicago, Iffinois jr A. . i __ - REG. I- I - - .. 'jf X. .1. A )' I To Address Episcopal W/omen TIMER .- STUR DY .- GRAIN FINISH - GLASS SLIOING DOOR - li - Ii _-V91 AUTOMATIC ft 'I'.,' .,,. -~ .- - ~ FOAM .. INIG 2991 ___ - 4, I I GENERAL ELECTRIC ' V - : - - 'c -- - fashioned lace trim anI long ' • f. gif " . _.1J T"Cofif?"11111111 15 Marie Manley H Duncan Belt) Lockhart, Apopka John Domirick F. Sass, Longwood _ / ' !~_ AL. -? --b- lir I n, .- -.-- -- breaD' A tall arrangement of white gladiolas, daisies and chrysanthemums adorned the chari"d nrea (men 'n marriage by her , .,P - - .' ,,.;.k - . lni7,21~ -,.7.-, 10~~ Family pews were marked ith white ribbon bows an(1 fresh flowers and baby's f I I = . ' I I t ' J-'J call Doris Stein, T IN '' I ___ _"F I ~ - C . 36 __________ -J 3 4 l jl, Il l l l l . 44 3 PIECE KITCHEN i RI It CT 'f ill . , I formation on renting a booth holiday rush. For in. P . r- f borhood to "get a head start" on the last minute j 010 SAWNGS1 WITH LOC* 2 ) Igor C REG 79 . - PEG. 3 ,,• - . 9gg 11toth oftoo oak" "A 1114"Ir" le-4 Aatc-st.c #Wj,Q< %N~ ICE 45 3 49 ,•3 to" I :' I jyt .I - 25 1101,10"ral liscir A REGCAMERA OUTFIT ......... IN GLASS NMED BOWL - - 50 QUART 4 5..O " '(~Vil 0-04 SQVAlt i"- - - hobbyists will be for sale and admission to the center is free. This is an Ideal oP_ hose having por 'anykindof (hobby)items for sAle and for people who like to shop early for Christmas. Come browse around and be KODAK POCKET 30 E 79 a' I t1jr I I t I I ' __ II CA L.MINDL L YOUR CHOICI SPRAY COLOGNE ~~ i SAisan Lapprn Griffith Lake = 01 Vill - ••, . ja c 230010 " i : . z 1 .. -I i lcnq 499 -36 I a . t;T - .. ' items dIspla)cd b, ii k1c.Al.'t c TABLET DIRI I Vertis Sauls Roberts S. Hoffman -. I "art AM - FOOT SOAP f . 1. - ,,spon.sored by the Pilot Club. Ft,*$ -,"' , PEG HOOD 2499 NANOLI ALUMMUM BODY & HOOD OWT SLIOIS _- C Of 5 19 ItIMIT ii SHAMPOO OR 1201 RINSE ___________________________________________________________ OR PREAM " '" ZJJU llovlo%i AW4691CARDS -:Pp~* % 24z TRIMLINE 1.999 I 1 HERBAL SHAMPOO DEP BALSAM ViMe Am Noel Leonara Futrell Mildred G. Malone, Phoenix, Arizom Lyndall Guthrle, Mcrehead - - AVW, -w a tic REG. S Sanford: Barbaft Bisbee. Geneva Toramy R. Jenkins, Lake Mary I - .war . ........ EFFERDENT = - C01- - op * 7-_49%N___ WALNUT FINISH Jeffery D. Blake, Lake Mary Hooert A. McManaway, Sorrento — I W__ ' CITRONELLA JOHNSON'S fila - — - 1 Cleveland. Dattw Marie O'Brien, Deiton Jean Young, Deltona I _1%j ~: t ____ - - with two basket arrangcments a of white gladiolas and white lavender and green daisies and '1 pompons,flankedbytwo seyen. branched candelabra lth ' It 22 -, t, _ .~ V.i Items to be displayed Oct. 13 at the Sanf'rd C'Y C,. 'z; . . I 2IURIIR Ill ~ 1% REG. DIGEL ANTACID Discharges Henry J. Hutddsori Tony Williarrxs Jo)w Ann Davis -I R it laon,a boy, Altamonte Springs Linda Ann Ion, Alt.amonte Springs ow i . — WITH SAK' in (Patricia) Langiotti. a &L Sanford Carol A .: 599 if .. --' , '"andis Fat , Writ= 'Im cka4f,Im"We cuttint nutrwy Cd stoag, uceu Births Mr.andMrs.CharIes(Carol) Cave, a y, Sanford Mr .and Mrs. Robert OCWBE.R' 1f3 AdmLui Sanford Tracy Latrice Brooks Jarnes E. Blackman Patricia D. Crawford Ella Patricki G. Edward F. Senghas Earl II. 1099 GOLD OMAVOCADO _____ - MRS LOLA CREWS (seated) shows Mrs Doris Stein, some of her ILffldII1ith . .,-. MODEL 31 hot %I (_ GRILL - .- __ . . — - -- -- - - -- - ---- HOT PLATE AND KNIFE SHARPENER Notes . I OPENER CAN . -_- • - '7G2 2-8p.m.,Sunday. Oct. iSanford Rotary Club noon Hospital - ' • (HARJ(rTT1 uni .ius,ussu.as DOUBLE 1I!Jx ,- I ~. 9 p.m., Sunday. Spaghetti Sanford Senior QUZeTiS LOUT to Rainbow Springs. Leave Speaker, Red QvIc Center 9:30 a.m. - Slzoie f Avenue, Altamonte Springs, 11 VFW Auxiliary carport sale. 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., 19M Locust Ave.atMhSt. - from 9 a m to 9 p in, GENFRAL ELECTRIC _,, . St. Mary Magdalen Church Fall Festival, Maitland 17-92. 2 __ I I— ~ : I b !i Oct.54 Oct. 5 Ammican Legion Auxiliary Unit 53. 7:30 p,m., post home on . Safe Prices Good Thru Saturday' . r * ____ - - _-- - Calenda . . ' Joe White, church organist, and the soloist, Rev. oinnitinIt _____ - by Mrs. 5-atEE71 = ., __________________________________________ ftfliIVb iudy .., - i The maximum cost of amending the city's cornprehensive drainage praiparn to include Lake Oriental North IAke and Crane's Roost was estimted by Palm at $12,500 Tuesday night. Inurmatter theengIneerwasinstructedtopbta bids from engineering companies for U.& &Mr=mtal Protection Agency requimd testing on the proposed sewer interceptor systeal. I.Ast wed Palm said the netran C. l do k for Palm said an analysis mus be done by an Independent Arm during both wet and dry weather to deterznIne if ground or dra1nag waters will Infiltrate Into the sewer added that 75 per cent of the cost will be reinbursed by EPA. Semin-ole - ~ -- - - .s' . __t Delmas Copeland of Union Street United Methodist Dunedin n~__Z_ ~_ 4a -- I - I ____ - u%. - will provide a larger culvert and estimated cost at $30,000 to a _. This allows us to sell consistently for loss. - LJ. INIISS SUSAN MARIE P r than anyone else in Florida - tmwtffi~ - . - -- ( . Volume keeps our drugs fresher too So bring your next rprescriptions to Eckerd r •- _____________ A ._ - Community United Methodist Church of Casselberry, Officiating at the double ring I candlelight ceremony were Rev. William Pickett, the - ';,. .-....•- ..-. I _. - bride of John Moss Capponi, soil of Mr. and Mrs Gene I Ca Pont, Clairton, Pa., Saturday, Sept. 15,1973 a 6:30 p.m., at 4r - ii-. zm_ LAI~IL16--.1.e._&_"_;-_, ~ .- ne wedding will be an event of Nov. 17,1973 at 2 p.m. in the Pinecrest Baptist Church, Sanford. ___ Storm drains debris, including yard c1lppirs, construc tion materials, a football and baskethallwere found last week, Palm sald, and the developer will c orrect substandard drainage inle ts The builders have reftied, however, to pay the complete costs of enlarging a cuh cr1 into the Weklva River so It can LQpt mure dr&nage attr He said, adding drainage outfall from 23 miles in Seminole County and 22 miles of land Coz'ty cram tc th: — 'z . ____ I timIT 0,4( ,""// - -- _______ . IF LWIT Ohl elevation.-, of all lots to cotmply with the Corps of Engineers I F . C 241 ~:_1_1 fromtheresldenualareandtoretaindrainagewater In addi tion Spring Oaks developers are raising - , Mt. Vernon High School and is presently employed as clerk. 7 oz 73 V1 ~ .. - Her fiance, born in Mt. Airy, N.C., is a 1971 graduate of Seminole High School and Is emplo)ed by the R and E Tire Co, of Sanford. DEODORANT BLADES REG 8844 \ ____ .1 typist at Florida Technological University. I f ' - Miss Phyllis Jane tbtr, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Philip B Caesber of 746 Baywood Circle, Sanford, became the - _______ The bride, born In Nit. Vernon, Ind., is a graduate of the _. ULM CHROMI MG 9 BEIGE OR TAN REG 79, 5 OV • J San f ord, marriage of their daughter, Susan Marie Brooks, to Donald Cla yton Robertson, son of Mr. and Mrs. J.C. Robertson, Route 3, Sanford /t. PERSONNA 1 9 ~ A" W ''J ai'i"J l By JANE CASSELBERRy County Editor ' 0 I -- Wayne Brooks, 800 Santa Barbara MAN(•• -•, /~ 5 7' ' M. Capponi an e ozvs n Doub eRing xc - - I .- (° SPRAY 1 - ._ Donald Robertson John And Caesber -.! . _____ SHULTON ~ . M ~1` ~ c Iff j - tEss ADORN P (!. J Phyllis -. STIlL PERSP;RANT s )-- i' (REG. 66') Drainage Solution I sr*i Brooks, M. 1 Wednesday, Oct. 3, 1973- B The Sanford Herald ,v rWIl.____ . - - 13 OZ REGULAR AND HARD TO HOLD SECRET 4"It ' L.ambtista said show business personalities, Including Loggins and Messina, Liza Minnelli, Roy Clark and Merrill haggard and The Bo)s are among the acts to appear. The first concert is set for 7:30 to 10:30 p.m., Oct. V starring Loggins and Messina, the request of Joseph Lain. busts, president of l and S usan L aw a country and western soft rock group. The board vacated and abandoned a section of Overbrook Drive right-of-way east of South Triplett Drive. SM[) Partnership as gi ven peimlsslon to use pioperty east of the Women's Club building and north of the cUrrefit L and O' Lakes Country Club house to locate its pro shop and golf cart maintenance building Productions to hold concerts at Seminole Downs over the next eight months. action scheduled next week to . s t 507 PEG. OR MINT some time ago a contribution of this sort is not a proper municipal expenditure from tax revenues. iii allowed to collect the needle and syringe and certifies to the vaccination." The proposed ordinance also requires dogs be und er control of their owners at all times on a leash, witnesses the vaccination and is •' I commission and Winter Springs and recommended from Casselberr) and Longwood. Mayor Lawrence Swofford said the city attorney ruled ltmg Fnglneer B!ll P rabies shots to their animals was retained, For the first time in the city's history, cats will have to be licensed, collared and given rabies shots, ----JI-- citizens, Tim Bannick, committee president, said the committee in the Past Year receivet' 540 to 600 calls from Altamonte Springs. He said funding has been received from the county I Passes Animal Casselberry . C - - 3, 1973 Sanford SANDRA RAWLINS DAVIDSON 4 CITY " OKLAHOMA October I Thru 7 Each Evening at 7:30 pm . _________- 1 Casselberry • - _______ _. SIDNEY THOMPSON L appearing in The Sanford Herald are avaIlable to you in 8x10 reprint DIAL 322-2611 or 831-9993 --- — SHIRLy' MILLET s.ie 6H5867 Deltona - �[I II 28—The Sanford Herald Wednesday, Oct. 3, 1973 Chinese noodles cooked rice chicken still representa one of the best buys at the most counter. .ven though pr!' are about Ice as high as last Hot . . Celery pieces; set aside. Heat 2 Ia. blespoonsof the oil Ins large skillet. Add celery, mtmh. roomi and V# teaspoon of the salt. Saute 2 to 3 minutes, stir. ring. Add broth and cook 2 minutes longer. Remove mix- CELERY AND CHICKEN ORIENTAL 3 chicken breasts, split, boned and skimed 4 tablespoons salad oil, divided 3 cups thinly sliced Florida Celery 2ki cis sliced mushrooms 14 teaspoons salt, divided 11% cups W chicken broth 2 tablespoons sherry wine 3 tablespoons constarch One-third cup cold water teaspoon sugar lz teaspoons soy sauce teaspoon ground ginger L, teaspoon ground black pepper and chicken CANNED Cut ch!ckc 1n, :.ich year. ORIENTAL TOUCH - - V- (;1iP&88Vt! FOODS Like Fo!ofe/ ? Try It Now With Tuna! The cost of most canrd foods has increased less than that of fresh meats, fruits and vegetables and frozen and dehydrated products. Yet, a shopper still can save a few pennies when buying canned foods. For examp l e, cho'k the style of what Is In the can. No matter the qualify, whole fruits and vegetables usually cost more than cut styles. Whole peaches, for example, will cost more (up to 10 cents) than peach slices In all quality grades. Fancy-cut vegetables, such as Julienne carrots usually cost more than other cut styles. ture to bowl; set aside. To skillet add remaining 2 table. spoons oil and l teaspoon salt; heat. Add chicken. Cook 8 to 10 minutes, turning. Add sherry and reserved celery. mushroom mixture. Mix cornstarch with water and sugar. Stir Into skillet. Bring First it was the egg roll that Americans took to their hearts—or Is it stomachs! Then it was plus. And now It's souvlaki—the thinsliced grilled lamb—and fa la f el, vegetable fritters made with chick peas, each served In PO4, the flat, puffed Middle Eastern bread, with a bit of salad and a tan'y dressing. Now, if anyone who nu had this zesty tidbit thinks the original version of falafel is super, wait till they taste Tuna Falafel. There's only one word to describe t totally "outasighti" That goes for preparation, too, since the blender - soy sauce, to boil. Add ginger arid black pepper. Cook 2 mmUtes, stirring. Serve with OI- nse noodles and rice. Yield: Six portions, AIIIIIIIIIIIIII ly ALE ir VAR1 or BEER r,009 w Choico Boof E3EEF WINN Di*p($TOU COPYRIGHT. cs Puddings . . . . . 2 sS. Sliced SUAVE Tomato Juice. . . 2 10CT. 'sos. 46* 88 RR C 88' k e1 Q"_If . . . ,j - 1 . . . Chuck Steak..... L8. ASTOR A ORANGE J UICE PRICES' GOOD THURS., OCT. 4 ThU WEi)., OCT. 10 r 10 I $1 19 : 88C W. Spread W.D BLAND USDA CFO!C! o e.. 1F Wrapped fr e e) WHOLE I 2.1011. 0 Bathroom Tissue 8pxos-8c 3 TAU.'.AOGE 88c . 1,2 :C W-D 988 SAVE 8c GATORM-` DEL MONTE • 1' SIZE Drink 9 3 SUAVE NORMAL HARD-TO-HOLD BOTTLES 2 r ookies SAVE tc CRACIN t AIN CLAIROL LOVING CARE HAIR . . . 88C 3 — CHUNK 2 Q7 Tw GA; . . . . . 59c c A'.utATE J yrp 49c Sweetner . . • • • • JeIl-O Gelatin 3 weetner . . . . . FIKG . 49c Ca ke Mix . . Sweetner . . . . . . 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I j m di 0(3 4-NOV. ; 7 AT L'Ii I This Coupon worth $1.00 30T.FOOD/SALAOSERVEn $449 m ILl 6 A?S ° 69C : $300 PtJR(HAE LUABLE C oupo NA EACH Steak . - - 419 E. FIRST ST. SANFORD FRENCH AVE. & 25th. ST. - PKGS. S . . I 99c sticks 10 tNI,I. ISCAk'tE. t.)MAIPdE AOC II Clams - - — -. - ... ' $158 , . . . IUST 88c I_WlJ Cake.. ,,,L.88c - c------- ., - - QF CREAM FILLLD Cup Cake :88C 4-'C 7 At W$d4U I OCOMA CHICKEN, BEEF or TURKEY POT PIES PLAITER - 88C . . 11-01. !Hj.L: LIU $'08 CABBAGE -, SALISBURY 3 r' , S ZI 59C 5 $ 14 MEAT ' 3Z0I88c OCOMA CHICKEN, or TURKEY Onion 9 0000 . . 39c This Coupon worth $1.50 11 COVERED BUTTER DISH ' " I HOLLOWAY HOUSE STUFFED PEPPER 69c 44A 00 )$ ONE S7 AND UP J' A, 1`111 FIATURE Of Thl i%lt $1 88 . . . 89C cobbler SEE COUPONS BELOW FOR 1ANT SAVINGS ON COMPLETER ITEMS DINNERWARE txrij, tit ! MG V tj U S N 1 REGULAR , •'. Meat Dinners I GOOD Mou OCT. 10 _ e _ [IjJ TOP VALIK STAMPS ONE 2 : Canned Ham GOOD Thou Oct. 10 . TOP VALUE STAMPS TOP VALUE STAMPS PEPI'.i OLD SOUTH P.0I. AppI. or BI,.b.rr1, . ',- IIB tITTu GEORGIA CAN LBCAI4 Woolite ,..L. ..e_._,,___ e• _____ • wIRA IjIjIJ BOTTLE GOOD Thou OCT, 10 No. 3 ___ TOP VALUE STAMPS Tarts 1-LI 79c Honeydews . . . . P4ARV1T Ióo,. .,fTt.?4 rA:LTt • ,, C 2 WESTERN JUMBO Apples & 33$ 08 GlIr apes JUMBO STALKS Oven Cleaner. . Oven Cleaner STA ftJF I6 43c $ EASY CF AltO' NU SOFT Fabric Softner 7 SAYJT p1._I MEAT DINNER WESTERN RED TOKAY JONATHAN EASY OFF (LEMON) $ I I 99' . . • . C onned Biscuits . Canned - MARGARINE ItS 3 PKGS. 88c Cranapple Juice . Dinner Rolls . . . . EGGS Canuy • • . . . . PEPPIRIDGE 1ALu5 APPLE CIACKIFr GOOD SLJPtItRA PI D (0. FJDDU FADI I - SPECIAL PORTION OF Fish GOOD CR(SCIm EXTRA LARGE DEL AOHTE TOP VALUE STAMPS j: (JNE * ONE ' AUNTJfMIMAR, LB. SIZE Pimento Cheese . . .' PINEBRUZE USDA INSP. GRADE "g" FRESH FLA. ALL WHITE . HOU5( ' FINE ENGLISH r ..__•S•__#__&$ p _____ ses* ___ e__ _•__• EA1] TOP VALLJ STAMPS I PACK PKG. 99 ............. ... ...... 1 Detergent NO, 69 $ . . )4IJ TOP VALUE STAMPS I: I GOOD tHfu OCIZ 10 re.a.a 1208$ PALMZTTO PALMS $229 1-ti. Perch Fillets . . . . . - Ain s ____ J CANS A111011k 24: Link Sausage TASIF U SEA TUUOT OR D EL MONTE Syrup. . AWLi 89C Brownies . . ..... . 3 9c PLA(4 49c ., l2-oz. DEL MONTE 25c Hot Roll Mix . fUfr,L -_ ' ':.i . EY COUR G' sark BARS or SANDWICHES FISH Fish Fillets COPILAND MAXWELL P$OUSE ' PILLSSU&1' . A, It SUUUYLAND PORK BREAKFAST A . SUPERBRANO ICE CREAM FRESH FROZEN AID SNAPPER LBS. OVER Op $ 589 O1AN SPRAY ALL FL A VORS z'39C Seasoning N iO S UA1 fRENCiS MEAT tOM Sweetener. • . . . FINAL "C 32-os 16-02, JINOI SAUSAGE Pizza Pork Sausage . etc un dTLS. CANS VITA CRtuC s 00c 00 • • • AIN ROAST I 16 &1 ps Pizza FRANKS PACK 'HUNT'S ov,-o. Granola . . CLAIROL ' 98' SAVE 12c TUNA .— SAVE STAR-KIST COLOR Chi 6 OVER TURKEY Pork Steaks . BEER N 1VVE Cluster Rolls - 88' Sandwich Bread . 3 LAS 88C SAVI LBS. OR FRESH BOSTON BUTT 37c DIVE DARUNG LARGE SAVE ç • 1 2-ox. PKG. FOR OLD MILWAUKEE PKGS. 3 100: TASTE 0 SEA FISH & SHINANDOAH GRADE "A" DARK MEAT 4 GOOD TOASTER rastries . • . • • • OVER ALL MEAT Ib 3 l2-BL . . • . . iopping 2 88c L BS OR $989 W.D BRAND 88 C S WINNOIXIE STORES, INC. COPYRIGHT . 1973 S OLD FASHION SUPERBIAND WHIPPED f Quantity Rights Reserved P Dinners I 32-ox. .s1198 Berries 3 88 FRESH PORK LEAN GRAND TOUR ADE FRESH FROZEN SLICED STRAW BRAND USDA CHOICE BEEF Cubed Steaks , . 00 98c Potatoes2 IIA., 88c Strip Steaks . 10 S buS BONELESS SLICED GOc " . . . . C; C;IN6 OR vvrui Spare Ribs . . SAVE J7c ta. Now tk4 4r P $169 Corn W.D BRAND USDA CHOICE BEEF N. V. Cure1 Ham , . . . . . ARROW '1AII Pork Loin ... . •.. . 6..o,. CANS (16-20 Lb. A-) Strio Steaks FL!H RIB HALT BRAND ALL HEAT Sliced Bologna . AURORA Y. N. 73c . 6 108 6 EEF PEO? SMOKED HAM 5UC . Sandwich Paper Plat es . . . . . • . . .•.' Napkins.... •.2 88c r g . SALE RINSE G 9 I---- IN p CAR MODE SS 88C SHAMPOO 13-ox. CAN L_..._ FOOD CENTER SLICES MILD C'JIED HICKORY 99C W.D IIL&D USDA CHOICE BftF " .isiflriS 0 SIAND I.t& Chuck Roust ....3 1, . 88c CANS 4 CarrotS.. W THRIfTY MAID SAVE 12c ARROW Trash Can Liners 2 Smoked Ham. THRY MAID ' I/7!~4: (oi. MAIU SAY! k OIL MONTE SPRAY ...... rt.:ii S oluble frodio tom s _______________________ QUARTU SLICED HICKORY DOLE 46.oz. Horvest frosb Pro Uce *.Win-Oixie Quolit roods Ivor do low Pricos Oranges VI 12c THFY VV 3~eciols friondl orvico wookl Quantity Rights Reserved PRICES GOOD THURS., OCT. 4 THRU WED., OCT. 10 Pineapple Juice . i a-ox _i:.t..i.. spr tUIui;t0t SAVE I2 — In an electric blender puree chick peas with water. Turn into bowl. Add tuna, cracker crumbs, parsley. egg. garlic and pepper. Mix well. Shape into sixteen balls and MUM i GEL SIZE TV. .4 c: 1 LISTEREX - I egg, slightly beaten 1 teupoon crushed garlic 1/4 teaspoon pepper Salad oil for 3 cups drained canned chick peas (1 112 20-ounce cans) 1 SIZE HAIR at crumbs 2 tablespoons chopped parsley TUNA FALAFEL S1ve 88c 6 each) ounces tiota UI veie1able oil t4 cup WhOle W/IECZt crncker I HIS - PACK or overnight. Heat oil in a large saucepan to 375°F. (Pan should be 1/3 full of oil.; Fry 4 balls a time until golden brown, about 5 minutes. Drain well. Serve with aucc or WI wi th lemon juice. YIELD: 8 servings. Note: Fine dry whole wheat bread crumbs may be substituted for cracker crumb,. The tuna mixture may also be shaped into small balls and baked in a 350°F. oven for 30 minutes. Serve as apFetizers with cocktail picks or make sandwiches by placing in pita bread with shredded lettuce and a squeeze of — I SIZE 1/2 cup Water 2 cans (6 1(2 or 7 (or food mill) does most of the work. Canned tuna's quite amazing. You can add It to many mouthwatering (and money-saving) ethnie vegetable dishes—and it turns them into main-dish foods with a flick of the wrist. What you're doing, of course, is adding complete protein, easily and economically. That's one way to beat the high cost of eating these days, .4jS AV E wit DEMURE o Wednesday, Oct. 3,1973-3B The Sanford Herald - -. - -. 4 8.01. Pills �---- • By CECIL BRObNSTONE we song1y sugg est of. Food Editor fetIng it with the combination ?.n excellent way te stretch of mayonnaise and sour cream main course is to serve this given at the end of the recipe, MOLDED sucn Associated Press U ilded Succotash SaLid with It. All our tasters felt the salad, (S c0 The beans and corn add! !e the gelatin preparation make the salad hearty and nutr itious. - i Fie s COOKING1 this dressing. tip for novice 'cooks: the Strict calorie-watchers will recipe calls for a couple Of tox- ably want to cat th e salad inatoes to be peeled, seeded L, l3Jt ; rr1 kkrmin':d .!1(l (hopped. 1 li It is, 13 enhanced by One SALAD 2 envelopes unflavored gelatin 2a cups cold wcter cup uder vinegar 2 tablespoons lemon 3 tablespoons sugar juice i teaspoon salt 2 tablespooas minced onion 1 package 110 uuIic*s) frozen baby g reen lima beans I package(IO ounces) frozen whole-kernel corn 1-3rd cup finely cftoppec --, ---•----- -f-- .L'-'-.---- _.- - - until gelatin dissolves-- 4to 5 tons; drain and cool. Fold m1nute. Remove from heat. bean, corn, green pepper and cups water, tomatoes into thickened gelatin Md rem;ining l th e vinegar, lemon Juice, sugar, mixture. Turn Into a 6-cup lilOAL CRANDALL Summertime 1t and onion; stir until sugar mold or into 12 individual ½ ckssoives. Chill, stirring occn- cop molds or custard cups. green pepper 2 tomatoes (peeled, seeded Monally, witH slightly thick. aim until firm. Unmold and cied. garnish with salad greens. and chopped) beans lima cook Meanwhile Mix Together ½ Cup may. In a medium , and corn in boiling salted water onnatse and ½ cop commercial sprinkle the gelatin 01 the water. Stir over low heat icorthng to package three sour cream, serve with salad. Peaches (QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVEDI Copicy News Service iruutSala(1Jnpatttis el or Poached Peaches, idoneoract;nn' served accompa n ying Peach Custard Surprise. wrn rj IN PATTY eam, peach cob- -- pa I k;ii SHELLS ilO ounce - Wednesday, Oct. 3,19i'3-58 shells. Chill strawberries a' melon bulled tmd serve Serve crispy centers cream cheese spread or any is. Inanall bowl, mix remaining ingredients beating until smooth and well 1 cantaloupe, cut Into balls ½ cup honey blended, Chill. When ready to 3 tablespoons lime juice serve, place potty shel ls on a (ie-thjrd cup oil serving platter. 1-ill wi th Prepare pare patty shells as dl- strawberries and melon balls rect on package. Cool and allowing fruit to (all on plate remove centers of patty as well . Spoon over salad .- FRUIT SALAD time favorites, as strawber. The Sanford Herald fn)ZCn irt and halved Or t hey ndght be of fered In What s fur dessertr In the summertime, the S%(T can be fresh fruit, tierrics or melon served in hundreds of different ways, Th ey iiilg)it be offered as such bog. rir'. and IS FUN 8 rm- ripe, freah 1iu,-a eaches In a large kettle, bring Water, sugar and !emon peel to a boil, stirring unti l sugar diisolves. Reduce heat and aim- '4 your favorite spreads. Serves 6. POACHED PEACHES ., p 10 minutes Drop In peaches and poach 1010 15 2 quarts water 2 cups sugar minutes, or until barely 2 long strips lemon peel - tender. Let cool in syrup. Shp off " 10 CAI.ORIE-WTcI1ERS LUNCH Figure-r ig ht Egg Sandwiches G-lery &lcks 10 SANDWICHES Adding p,,cklc relish allows cutting down on mayorinaise. 4 cups milk 2 egg yolks iupuonal i 8 Poached Peaches Irifipe El Preheat oven to 350 de. TH SAVINGS C1 -- .- o N PRICES ITEMS & PRICES ARE GOOD . wn DISCOUNT - . WEEK .) ____________ I - U !: .- --- -• • - - , p - a ALL WEEK LONG1 - rvuiajse slds down. Cut ead a £ ---- FOR EIGHT Donna Myer's Meat Loaf Putato Puffs Creamed Spinach Roll., 9P:Slawi vrnrl -_.- — - - -: Cooking ' - , - " SUL - i MEAT LOAF :M1cxcd11enit recipe for aonce ! (veriyday dish that sky. L PR pm-e5 and Nave maae company fare. Ppou!)ds ground beef h oc.rnd inroand nork 1CL — " ING - REG. • WHOLE (OR) YOUR A iour CHOICE'S LI MI T4 PLEASE, WITH OTHER PURCH ES OF $7 SO, OR MORE. EXCLUDING sauce •,...-ç • CREAM STYLE CORN TTEI - A *107 e NO. 303 - - I I L allspice, sage and chili 1I7 RS • LB. P LB. QUARTERS BARTLEfl PEARS 1 "FRESH - -• evaporated milk, undiluted £ 72 grated (pulp and juice) cup quick-cooking oats an a large mixing bowl thoroughly mix together all the in'ed1ents. Pack into a loaf pan (9 by 5by 3 Inches). Rake In a Irtheated 400degree ov for ( 4 Ii SI - ' APPLES - ' t*tslonger.Makesaservings. SUNDAY SUPPER Fish Salad Bread Tray .. Spiced Apple Turnoveri: I ' SPICED APPLE TUR N OV ERS t1 • 4 is oil and __ __ 4I - basil, oregano, marjoram, chervil and blends such as Italian seasoning, cMlI pow. der or curry powder, Spice your basic dressing to TI- complement the rest of the menu. If there's to be steak or hamburgers. make it a good, a *NORMAL *DRY *OILY WHY PAY $1.15 garlicky C "BRECK" i oz. •REG..W.BODY.LEMON - WHYPAYSi.is __ "EVER. I package (11 ounces) pie crust mix CREME - tablexpoonscoIdhardbat- f irmly "BRECK" •. -: 100% PURE FRESH - LEAN MEATY PORK • -. ttown 'I Itablespoon flour Pia ,J teaspoons apple pie spice fl J MRC GROUND - teaspoon sak 2t 4 cups pc-clod and diced tart apples 1 tablespoon milk • LOAVES BEEF t4cupsesarceseed Prepare pie crust mix as package directs: roil out to an 18 by 12 Inch rectangle, Dot tiff of pastry with butter; fold 3 Ti U W/IRON - : ' 4 I , m pan. -- -• - - apple shices around kfickeen. llru-01 hkke and fruit iith E Mk - IN OUR %NSTM4T COffE I LI ALL MEAT SUNNYLAND An . $ 'V oz i BOLOGNA ... LB. BREAKFAST S-ita," ChicP 1 G LA D L Y . . USA& 9 Good 0,,yaIPA 014t tJMtT . f "-a P11 C" FOOT LONG HOT DOGS .---.-- - "MRS. FILBERT'S" ti-*__ ---- "SHURFRESft -- - - - (QUARTERS) "STAY. FREE" (REFRIGERATED) SAUCE IU F ALL MEAT ON E LD 00 a OZ. TUBE SOL _ -- -- q Wz:nthe — Stir 21 teispwn tarragon leaves, cr umbled, and %4 tea. spoon onion powder into Blender Mayonnaise. Serve with fish, asparagus, broccoli F4 teaspoon poAder into Blender MaYonnaise. Serve with hard. HERHED SOUR E LB. WHOLE SIDES OT - - * 329 SANFORD AVE. STORE I 0 :MON. THURS ••• .8:OOA.M..7:OOPM. FRI&SAT .... --...... --S:OOAM.9.00PM. SUNOAY .................8:OOA.M.1:0OPM - i— i • • - * BTL. OF BEEF CREAM DRESSING 1cupdair). : cup ketchup BON LESS 318$. OR MORE STEW V C —. - speed for 10 seconds or until frothy. Slowly pour separated mayonnaise into egg; blend until mixture thickena. Okedeggs,tUnacrrIfl BONELESS MINI-PADS 33c i-.L..-.-- speed for 10 seconds or until egg is frothy. With blender still on, slowly pour in oil; tainer. Blend at medium L84 Ii soy . = LB. - LA CIIOY" MARGARINE BISCUITS ... - ntainer of electric blender; let sit for 10 minutes for flavor other egg, at room tempera. In clean blender con- J ft fl_i •- sugar IL4 cups salad ofl 3 tablespoons lemon jWc# Place mustard and water in lure, - LINKS CHUNK RAUNSWCHEIGER tard teaspoon warm water I egg, at room temperature 1 teaspoon salt ½ blend until mixture begins to 1c en. Add lemon juice; bl eixi 1cr 2 seconds (do not overblend). If mayonnaise separatea, simply place an- COUPONS . ,....ntvnuAsLE IN" - rj STAMP PR I J - 1/2 BLENDER MAYONNAISE to de velop. Add egg, salt and sugar; blend at medium 3 oz. :.' Fwmove chicken anJ fruit - to servizw plattcr; Spam remain- Ak I Y '''' hrat until browned 5 mmv:onally bnish with juices In pan. Turn chicken; l5o3mukskmger. SHAMPOO WE AiT vM..UAB ; i WHY PAY 6k C ACCEPT .,, J tt-aspocins .cait AN teaspoon pepper 8 canne d pearh halves hjbn 100's "BRIGHT £ p • $ •. Z itii UQ SIDE .... . ' (each 2 to 2L2 painds), uartered .:_,4elted butter . WHY PZ7~ $3.29 ½ teaspoon - IIt, Aloha Sauce, see below Brush chicken with melted tE,tter end sp rinkle wi th salt id pepper. Place thicken, skin edo, on broiler pan with- sour cream. ________________________________ £ • FRUIT AND ALOHA SAL 2 broiler-f ryer chickens tu r, a, 100's MULTIPLE VITAMINS • cooked eggs. The basic may. onnaise is also delightful with apthcho( nutmeg and variation Is good for fMl sa d . QM eeung whi h complemen ts Summer la sSalad. Th Curry e mayonnaise CaUf!d for is combined with c VITAMINS ,. . • ' "BROILED CHICKEN tJi.,1 AY" "ONE-A-DAY" - press edges together; seal with fork tines. Prick tops for steam to escape. Brush with milk; sprinkle with sesame seed [lace on cookie sheet: bake in a preheated 400-degree oven tinIII golden -- 25 nilnutes. Makes Gser%ings. wu '11 PAY $2 A D LBS OR MORE -. tthiaining half ovcr buttered stry. Roll out again to an 18 by 12 inch rectangle; cut into 6 Inch squares Stir together the trown uL'ar, flour, apple p: spice and ilt; add apples a: until all of apple is coaled Place about 1-3rd cup app! nuture in center of each square; fold to form a triangle 70Z. ON& - - RIBS LB. LB. iui MULTIPLE 20 OZ - OOc flI&w basil ortarragon Note tt theBa.cB14e day Mayonnaise recipe given tois spiced only with mu,. Lard. it can be varied byadd. ing taiTagon leaves and onion powder and served avcr sa. - I A filling dessert! dressing, but If there*s to be a gikrhc-buaered French bre4 swit6 to • — vinegar (or It might lime or oil com bined wi th egg (mayonnalse), This fim. danuental mixture is va ried wi th many diff erent combinaS of spices and These can include pepper, onion and garlic, tarragon, ' r CIIAUDAA SHAMP OO * I -- . -. LB. IN . • -•_ 25rnlnutes; reduce heat to 300 degrees and bake 40 to 60 m1 1(Il -il 23 25 CELERY - -3 medium onion, finely coio' A salad ixoniyas good its ctcssing. And a dres.!ing is Lcly as g:)od as Its flavorings. c C : LARGE STALK I "FANCY" WASH. RED DELICIOUS - I !-. iU BAG OT - 28 LB. U.S. NO. 1 WHITE P ATOES powder 1Can(1-3rdounces) By SUSAN DFG1 U -. ROUGND STEAK FRYE Corner - ----- U ILL Id FRYER I • I nit IL CANS 'i teaspoon each pepper, P r GRADE 'A' FR ES1. WHOLE STEWED TOMATOES aSWEET PEAS BAR - sa :::='rshire i sugar into I and Chill until LhIck. ce coi ed cakeIog a plate. Frostt completely with cooled custard. Refrigerate. round Poached servings. * WED., OCT. 10 SATURDAY SUPPER inch vake pan or mold. Make cake mix, following package directions. Remove from pan and cool on. rack. Blend cus. Lard mix with milk and egg )ow in saucepan. Bring to a When ready to serve, surwith California Peaches. Makes 8 — * THURS., OCT. 4 THRU tr iangle,, Ma).es 4 ser%'lngs. '1 can 0 ounces) tomato sauce ees. Grease and flour one 9. - SOU bp with red pepper str ips; co'. er with remaining bread, m - :;x,n 13 - mixture ü'.er 4 slwesof 0c. bread, mayonnalsem sides up. . chocolate take uiiz 2 packages unu earhi golden egg custard mix - tfw ri: \ 'V '.) ' .- bread Sweet red pepper In "mc: (from a jar), cut in strip Mix together the eggs, relish. mayonnaise, salt and pepper. ,read one side of each slice cAf the bread very lithUy uj!` rri r "k _ -I hard-cooked eggs, mashed J tablespoon India relish tablespoon mayonnaise Salt and pepper to taste 1thin slices fresh wt"Ite sandwich Into 2 AEATS ---i.•_•'- Ingerate pct'hd hill keep -i rat da when refrgerated PEACH (1ISTARDSURPRLSE i small pai kage 19 ounces) ' I FIGURE-RIGHT EGG skins and return to syrup. U-se right awa) or re-' . Cherry Tomatoes Fruit Beverage - - - LB. 83d1 ROAST LB. -• • 25TH. & PARK AVE. 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SANFORD PLAZA Hwy. 17-92 and Airport Blvd., Sanford SEMINOLE PLALA Hwy. 17-92, Casslbery I morkeLs s Fr.nchOnio.Dip 1..-.. - P!, I �a ------------- 8B—The Sanford Herald Wednesday, Oct. 3973 - B mVG D}R AP Ncea, a os grandson's picture. and all picture taking was done our daughter In her room read. a rule of this hospital, by natural light and without Ing congratulatory c9nis, ar. sheIt's replied. I ranging the flowers, admiring "Flash might affect a baby's The s fetylass window, by her daughter through eyes" ano ther nurse in the ,1111 the way, had a wi re screen 'pt. sery window and surrounded by room said. tern In It but by pressing th e family visitors. The camera w camera lens against the glass, as atho a witness when father "As you see, I ha ve no it disappears entirely and only brought mother and baby honw flash," out. "I'm from the hospital and the new aware that flash might present the scene beyond is one met her older sister and a problem In a hospital. But I brightly lit t bro ther. A Final photo in the plan to shoot only b nat ural an exposure of I-W second - - - /I / 7/I / -. ) r the new ba by asleep in her Window. All types of visitors able light were also possible own crib at home...looking ti. are allowed to look at the er than ever babies th though I didn't take any no Fortunately, our newest A baby's birth is such a hap. of any kind, so hth granddaughter's crib was next py occasion and so Picture wor- tograph what I can see? to the window so use of a nor. thy that It's hard to realize that "Aside from the baby, I'm mal 50mm lens produced a big some hospitals do not permit permitted to vWt my daughter cough image B u ide cameras or picture taking by and can hug and kis3 her. Then was attending to the baby he parents or vtors why can't I thke a picture of I started shooting and she coop- I became aware of it some her? It isn't an Invasion of eraUvely held her up for a be;- grandchildren ago and it privacy because she wants and ter view. I U previous shocked hospitalhas asked for photosthis blessed event In which the guard stopped me a special event. Taking p - - HIGRANDPA! OnIN,or - . - j - - - . '. -. - - .: / - Color pictures by aalI- I - I ____ Y/ ay ii LEARNING AIDS , ,, / ,, / ,, / ,, '' I//h Ja V ' Chuck Steak K, C. Steak Imperial BONELESS 5741 So. ORANGE AVE, KISSIMMEE 114 ft. SEMORM BLVD. 850-7530 "7-6533 678-4800 DISCOUNT DRUG — CALL US FOR A PRICE SPECMRI vim -. k T01" 100 TA$ *10 Ulm amPle U. S. supplies by *10 4001 U I I - Iiilft"" 411t US 84 011 SI v*D1Iiitt** 1001 N 8(RPJ4D. caastrup1iies can completely \ AX SAVE 254. DEL MONTE AVE However, ft world wheat crop can and often does Provide the founda ti on on which other Leal/Am~ $146 0 A i ai.L ii. j . BEEF , 0* 39 Skillet Magic Ilk UNCLE WITH C Gravy on BEEF SAVE 20% / c " ' t" Weill 0W11 AVE. 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LEE DELUXE E G - A LL THESE DELICIOUS CUTS ppIe Strudel - .. - ' RESERVED - 61 0 IUAR I D HIN P, YOU CAN BUILD A MEAI. FROM FAIRWAYS 29 Ib $129 OPP- . ..... Ib 9 - - -- And when the leas started falling, what fun it was to go scuffing through them on your ay to school. Sometimes they came floating down s you walked undera treeandeaghtin you hair, and no prettier crown be inuigiried, M111d It it rained there would be leaves floating (town the gutters like little boats. maybe with an ant or cricket for a passenger. Tbere was Inagic in those littit. ships. Where were they going , What fairy port awaited th,-~, coining' What encharitco cargoes, nisible to mort ,l eyes, did the) carry' DELI b"498 6 Also, You learned about such things in school. In the very first reader was a story about a maple loaf aboauu id off bright le at the tvP Of Me page. So you started hunting For maple IL IeasesaiIwasara leaves ceto who could find the most dif. ferent shades of red, yelloand p " ib, LAYER CAKES 1 1 19 6 1 000 2Guuff to nil WESTERN .- _: oitr lu"wed 59 Cheese * 47 C Vegetables 2,ow 89 4 4 89 I :=' •-::::: WEIGHT 48c 43 • - HOlCE HEAVY WESTERN AVERAGE QUANTITY HAWAIIAN JAPANESE ITALIAN CHINESE .,• o I flrrr BREAST OR LEG QUARTERS Cake Donuts III U.S.D.A. ... — - .49c AmericanSlices FREEZER SALE! Devil's Dinners PUMPkin Pie ottage KRAFTAEGULAR , 21C LIMIT 1 WITH $7.50 OR MORE ORDER SAVE 14'. MRS. sMirws 15' Feed grains, which include corn plus grain sorghum, oats, and barley—IYM74, up 910,%o short Inns to 0 'nUh 59' 48c Biscuit ''°• Margarine 0 I I Margarine lb. rnin • li ft I subjects go together like a cup and saucer. . rnurnnany $4 i a. - 48 A0U1Fp1IHoA GRADIA Chicken Croquettes n39" Sweet Corn CALIFORNIA $ 79' 79' 1 Whip Doi Monte $4 , because there weren't so many other distractions, and if left to themselves children and nature . STYLE Yellow CHASE & SANBORN - . efe"I ___ ' . Perhaps children were more nature-conscious 60 years ago FAIRWAY KOSHER ' 3 Yogurt SAVE 18% C g $leg _____ LT•- Cocktail Peanuts man"" II Coffee Tide Detergent - GEORGIA Sweet Potatoes pun""4% SPECIAL STEAKS T-11ONE. Ny STRIP, DELMONICO 35' Ohnts -- ..a. 3 Tomato Soup summer they are pretty much taken for granted and in the winter almost nobody notices the sturdy old oaks whose purpIeor brown leaves chngto the branches asoprotec if t the trees from the cold. But in the autuinn you can hardly miss the gorgeous display which the trees put on. • CawobA WIZARD SOUD AIR FRESHENERS I 1 U.S.D.A. CHOICE BONELESS •of.40 Peopledow!hfor the f rst leaves in spring because their appearance usually means the C $119 i 101 14 5 1b, bu CHOPPED SIRLOIN Chipped Meats 39c C 303 • Pork Chops LYKES 49c 446. LeSueur Pea Sliced Bacon LYKESSM0KEO # 3 Ow 0 89 12 UTH HICKORY SMOKED t6y of"n C .. auce GIANT SIZE Somehow, October makes people think of gaily colored leavm Or at least it used to. Of course, there are leaves of one kind or another the year around, bu t they don't seem to be quite as prominent in other seasons as they are in October. STEAKS U SOA CH0I I • Mayo nnaise Copley News service SALISBURY. PEPPER \ Wieners Be# TMEY. - 1UI, 1211 t*11M 13 1 pp, / \ EVERYDAY LOW APPLES Mean 1 .5 October-- I 29 2 Fb It's hard for them. 3 pkg. 259 1. teacher Betty Schriefer. I-Some feel self-conscious and won't use lhrge print books or lake the bus to Starr King Exceptional. They want the tools and mean,of kids without vision probleriLs. 148 SAVE 1W, McCOIRMICK harmt when ad%ww weather in ft Soviet Union and drought in Australia, the southern part of Africa and several Asian countries produced poor grain year. $ 3o Ito S c tiract bifocal had thne." explained Braille lb 88c 'y CHECKANDCOMPARE yen ts2lmilonmore toris than -the disastrous 1972-73 rn thedisastruuslV7243cnp with hi glasses. 111 \1 - The 334 mlihInn wheat f-:i- f i4orld i4heat famam i-s pn idpoted 1973-74 iI i theSoViet Union of 80 twilion m&Ic tons, compared with a which caused partial blindness L01 ILJIU - DELICIOUS short tonjover i72-) and 1 I million shod to-1-43- III 4 million short tou. 5 Peas BATH TISSUE Soft Weve LIMIT 24 CANS PER CUSTOMER *vv uuu*io*a 3, SIMORAN BLVD. W.P realign present prospects. . U - 59c ling C advance Of Just one basic grain. W a th er and other 1PJShV1S to 19174-75, up 801 million bus-1-4s over 1972473 and 6W millm btishels over 197.1-74 to a - 12 oz. Cans Such a falwable turn Is by no means assured on the basis forecasts many months in Similar favorable forecasts are in for other major U. S. m crops: Corn— 197S474. up 215 million ardness and "Low vision children have a rAMWAY FRESH TAMIN E 30 fur j W . , IX" I9i75 p is an en Wgber 129 billion bushels, an irxTea-w of 349 muiontiusticiserwr 73 and Of 167 miMon bushels over the projected 1P73-74 crop ir If tic or lii is cry Wid he rnavn:f~,ing 1 SHOP FAIRWAY PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY metric tons in the current ign. 74 am vear. oninfino I-warvi And the projection for the - poor pounds, five ounces urges optometrist I iI 4hshii her Bet t PRICES EFFECTIVE OCT. 4-10. '73 '. The is cted to a record 1.7 Ullion bushels or mom than 47 milbon metric tons. This is an llwnw of 182 million btmheLs 01-Tr the I M 773 iI ith Enloy The BEST For LES S0 E"ECTIVE OCT.4-10. 19 73 tit, t,,, , where more precise and detailed Information is = AO" mdy.atu4*44/,444 WASHINGTON-1t* world is crops. Itlsalsoll.Smillwnrnetnc tons ter than theet lent 1971-72 crop. PospfortlieU ects S crop, - 1' Chief, WaAlugton Bureau Co*y News Sm-lee Poultry jxoduclion, too. The clincher for the present encouraging trend can be Provided after Surveys an made next Wing of winter wheat plantings. If they are huge Al exPOcted, U*n all U* elements would be present for considering the cunt ob food crisis well on Its way , solution. - ' Fit fly JAMES CARY vta, ' / , 12 oz. Cans h. . , PRICES Outlook Of Wheat Brighter the difference V ision problems are of te n nearsighted, contacts can Mow School achievement between professionals who deal lir.ked to learning and bebavior down progression of near- general Intelligence level, less than Because it was finally with vision prob:ns and 'problems. recognized he can't compe te 'A good time is sightecjnessbeter than ginsses. correction? with normal seeing kids and between 4 and 6 years old. In The image from glaMes can be With eye co rrection, even a nee ds special atten tion, he has An opometrist examines for any case, it is importanta child too big. The earlier we -illy blind child can live a gone beyond what anyone abnormalities and prescribes be examined before tie or StW child of school ape, the better," more normal life. Consider Jay thout he torreitioti could do. I wouldn't starts school," Takahashi said added the doctor itoman, a fifth An ophthalmologist treats grader at Starr gibe him up for anything," said What's the rush? in school is often King School for Exceptional his mother, INIrs. Candido e disease and performs A common vision ailment is ke Learning ed to color recognition. Children here. surgery. sabisiiius eye turn or lazy Discov ery of color blindness In lO, Jay won three medals An optician grinds and 11th eye When Jay was 6, he was where one eye turns in or early in. life is helpful to any at a nationai competition in beginning school in New York. glasses and must have a out. It may be s subtle, a teacher and child. Anchorage, Alaska, for track, prescription to do so. "A teacher tried to pa wn him parent may not notice. But if it Whether or not a parent broad jump and baseball f on another teacher. She goes undetected it could result notices any problem, their throwing. made him aware he was di!. reduction of children should !w checked. But ('opleyNeSenice Jay wa~ bom with cataracts ferent from the other kids, By vLsIonInoe eye t hat cannot be there are certain warning signs and has 15 eye operations. corrected. (Remember l'igpen of vinn correction, according Methcine time we moved to Alaska, has done as much as it he was so turned off to school, Your child ne ver quite keeps up bl)opia go at first. Ile Excessive ee blinking, cannot focus bo th eyes %kith the other kids, in play or In , but Found special education there" If a child has lazy eye, he or frowning or rubbing eyes. there are openings in them that shool Seen disinterested, at he rna not want to read Wait Ile Ivas special attention in Holding material unusually are wide enough for Wm to see times hostile, slow and inac. too long and even if the con- close to th Sa cramento, too Although be e eyes "When he was bom, people ite responding. learned Braille (in case he ever -Lible, bad habits Avoidancv of reading or tasks suggested I give him up loses Perhaps brain the sight he has) in injured, have been formed and will requiring visual concentration. because he'd never fit in with Alaska. he bas not had to use it ggests a teacher. affect learning for the rest of Nausea or dizziness after normal ki(is. Ilie his or her eyes checked our child's life at Starr King. %lsual concentration lie was premature before you jwnp to conclusions, three With large print books "Today, wt- fit I-year-olds Unusual Posture. . / ' // %dL r / - - //// - : q. pit Wednesday, Oct. 3,1973-9B Check Your Ch ild s Lcyes Bring Out Cam eras ith camera in hand. It was a grandchildren albums, an e baby's crb was far ther away hors' entrance and said my doesn't endanger the fleal'hor iantphotogray a llowed? ne was given, cfl ieang yo occasion, one to be cluMve doma in for their PICIO and ft required te quite a lmm visible l camera was not well-being of ei ther mother 'or " the head nurse's office I con tinued co d in pictures for the rial activities. ICSflId y photo lens to get a viewable allowed, I asked see some. baby. And It al the materty wad. . .but t 'a h family albums. By now, in. I had no problem taking Pic- grandchild picture. one In authority. I camera was ciffled Ofl$P ' was taken to In any way wilt. hospital rou- ruleI cWentally, we have separate tUtu Ofl t he maternity t he ad n d her e or a nurse uouslY. ion for the To round out a picüire The newborn babies we new why could n't take behind the glsssedin windows of the event, i also . /1/ / arrival grand. child recently called for anoth. It appearance at a hospital -- The Sanford Herald Helps New Grandch1d i -- Delicious Snacks and Treats fa Your Party J Young Ladies, who hadn't yet beeit liberated to work in windo%fle!~s offices amJ shops, went for long walks n N- crisp rkling 0( gathered perfect leaves which they carefully pressed between the pages of books, And when the leaves were dry, they pasted thein on heavy paper, making lovely designs and plcti4es of them. . -- - -- -. �.. . — 1013—The Sanford Herald Wednesday, Oct. 3, 1973 WOR RY CLINIC I of .Otfl S CO. gh H11 George W Cron e, Ph 0., M.D. afalrs of morality that har, occurred in recent Iran. Abetted by Dr. pool I permiul ductrj Man unmoral lif not Immoral) pS)Chiatrists south has, been stupidis dsI,ed' V.ornen Li 'hns the It Cifit ((ft Ct • .i t 'ze j mu h 1 i ' _________ reviezt, Ih.1:I ts se xual CASE Y533. Lorna K, aged 18, entered the state university from a small town high school. DrCrane' the Womfl Dean informed me, "Lorna is 4:30-5:30 L ------..-. ____ ' / / \\\ . Ii1i1i1 Von PLAA wmw.a,"* '"' U "J% DiE ' I permanent traumatic emotional damage to such 1 - Most of us psychiatrists believe in the wisdom of the ancients who have passed alon the Ten Commandments as a nigh cod: of moral conduct And we "ainly fiM lifelong traumatic scars from such mode-n behavior as Lorna resents Ala3, however there are many other psychiatrists who actually _ ~ a _--~ C) - ~ . ($.$) Movie (2) Three On A FR ThSAT a ij 2, Ly~~3_~- - - :===7_ _iL - - so rsai, $ FRI. 4.00 PM Ill Uo PM - and openly recommend promiscuity among high school girl$, telling them such ca" t.i.a. orgies prepare them ci- o. happy marriage later SUN.1A PM & 5:00 PM $ So be sure 0U check 00 psychiatrists before you send wives or teen e gir ginls 0 ti, em as patients' -ag Down in Indiana a school dly 5enimar -nior high -whfo,oler3, separated into an all. -_ male and then an all female audience. Revue 3 "Or. Crane." he faid. "about I already pregnarit so our faculty one-third of our senior girLs are feth something should be done to warn youth apino this pernicious modern free lo doctrine- j T 1. 7 i dianapalis psychiatrist to join a divorce cowl Judge and a Clergyman as our seminar 11:00 (2) (6) (9) (44) But this pssclnatrisl wrote hack, saying he'd be glad to D5i I - . — I - __...,_.,,,,,,,,,,,, - -' . - ,_ -1Z ~ i - -- ~&FfFe i . -wil 41 %.ON :;- COOPeralne instead of criticizing so much Keep alert or an !!Zo opponent sets the best of you ~4 LW (July 22to Aug 21) 'iou hase to use care in motion at , ad times today if you wish to attain your immediate goals `~ Take better care of your health Listen to a good friend's 3dSILC R e lax at home tonight M~ 'I to Sept 1 2) !i's all right to hj%c a good :, iinie but be arcful it tint too ostly Fxercise patience with ~, the one you love Take steps to imPrOvc Your appearance Dress in good taste *;-. LIBRA (Sept 23 tu Oct 22) 1'Ou have to usc kindness at home Of You are apt to stir up a hornet's nest Quietly r.d yourself of whatever i3 cisuiing unrest Stdcstep one who is - ,- _ - . (24) Electric Company .- -- - _# _- _ ' " I _4'" - I (6) News (13) Sound Off (24) Sesame Street (44) Lucy Show - FEATURING KARL WALLENDA WITH THE GREAT WALLENDA FAMILY ON THE HIGH WIRE (6) News (9) Nms (13) Peter Gunn 1~ -- _6 . f . : - ~_. -_ -_ At 7QI-4I 4 2( A- ,. "if*oo6 . _=e4,, a ' could upset harmony that now exists at home 117 Travel with utmost care. Do something very nice for mate a --__~ AIL_M I , —_—'! 1 (,r their success in 7 Th e Bible states thai if we the wind. we'll reap the i 71 _ 'I V I'I"• DIICOI,t)t I N ::' — SAGIT!"ARIUS (Nov 22 to Dec . 1 1) Bc slitc you don't commit yourself too hcavdy or you could regret it Don't hunt you have a ipt to he . 0 '- ___________ I -- I — -1 , - obvinwdv !lit-iii-r-11 "hot air" 1 which. hiu-,4 v%vr. li-t!, thellw-d - indis-cn-minate abww - n laws. - " = a = I don I lj_,~ allennoti I(. , I- a -It's the wriman WIW pay. IME - rtmsanar,cjentaM,) ssh,(hi is ---f . , IL ONE 8x I 0 PORTRAIT '~`4 #40 G irtra charl" • tiLJ' Complete dinner pieces eu ur 01 OW $173Value ^ GOOD ALL . DAY .T~900&1=Jbrthe#)0d~ckf f,4 L . ~, r -1____-___ . - . ~ y i 1`~_l Ch "Ise Front A Viviety of Poses! am ____ - I I 11111111111111=111 - I - - ]w 4%illiff T s Op,t'p•i 5toi, marriage: ..' Subject * Only one per subject ., T 4URSDAYTHRtiiONDAy - 0 FRIED CHICKEN ' 1tO9 French Ave. (HI-way 17-92) Pfl1• I- %,!~ CAI'RICORN ([)cc 22 to Jan 20) Don't scver connections ::wjth others just because you arc not feeling up to par at this timc 1;ivc more encouragement to good friends Avoid a Situation that could lead to trouble *I AQUARIUS (Jan 21 to Feb 191 Sit down in the quict of out %tody .ind think over iny pioblerns )'MI 1113)' 11.1 If C 11(I hi an wets I to hel others more h th too much Ile ~7 fAvold ClIcerfill one Who gossips # .-. PISCLS (1,eb 20 it) .%far 20) Meet with good friends and ;_ plin new interests that will be mutually beneficial Sicell clear of the soctal (orught where arguments could occur Take more intercit in civic matters k IF YOUR CHILD IS BORNTODAY - he ot the will be orc of thow young pcopic who wants to bully others if given -1 'Icich to use energy cons(ructivicly. Oiret.l the ~=.cducation 31ong governmental lines Give the proper kind of 4 ~_ = _.disciplinc ca!ly in 11(c Spoils here can bc very fine Musical ~. "ucation should also be given 'l'le Stjrs impel they do not inrtl Whit 'O" _~_ - .Youl 111C is 131gely till go YOU, - • • ToMT, ... .__;/ I I . _______ •.. I — iT" — by Larry Lewis _______________________ — 10-3 ..AE'RE LJC0 TO NAVE FLOORS IN ALL ) CLASSROOMS.' _____________________ _ 1 0 B= . .,.REaUESTiN,_- THAT " CARPETS BE PLACED IN FRAN K,MR.. ALt.. CLASSROOMS 8URN, ThIS YEAR ... L/1414- iN -Es/ *, v T &C\211.6R, IiVE KA~E BEEN CI.IOSEN TO PRESENT THIS STUDENT PETiTiOL. 10 11 — ' I — — 20 " t — _____ 21 2 23 25 26 21 31 — — 1 hm ' / _L 28 32 . I \ BUDGET \ Ii 11 1 - BUGS BUNNY HOW NICE 714! Et..EvATQg _________ _______________ — 36 . Cailioll Righter s Indiv dual I:oitcsit for your sign for -Omtobei is now tead F or your topy send your birth ate an $I to Carroll Righter Forccast(na:'ie ef newspaper), P0 BOX II 'i d (alif 900Th 5 fltil itt III 'h k i'i HAVE A GOOD v ) FUP2SYL.)/ (Fwr FLOOR -- T_/ I — — - 39 NO MO3T) çTA ow MY FEET O is P — — — ________________ _________ _ _." LZ qoto,04 . ,--7.-t 1 P I 44 ! - - — I . — H — -. -. .4,.# ::~ - , 50 - - I. ; P 11 ?_ 0 -_ I i5r _n - - 14~ - ,~~.:_____ - rv Rho- - ,.. _ . i -0,01 _- I 47 a i. HC ) 0, A-.' - P OINT ER S tv,,' I -' I Q+irUs ( ';,vr'T1LL. - I ETIE !j L" -- i... Crooks & Lawrence 20-1 I 4 - I I ____ Pt -_ -- ____________ ___________ FRANK AND ERNEST r . of Jelb I do wish the stores oud sell tiny containers like the) base in hospitals and restaurants for those of us who late to waste any that has been on hand for too long. - I -, I ". %_1 7 1 I I - coffee can that has a plastic see-through lid and then stack cin holds most of the popular size lids. - P. 1. S. - . DEAR POLLY - Do tell Jane that I itore my plastic lids in a neat and orderly way by standing them in two napkin holders I hannened to have. They are placed between the sections add M. I I I ni i i '[ I I I I - -_ T I. f\ I , - _________ -i % _~., /J - - _____ - ~/ . I I . .o I V -_ _!L_i_ A~.fr! VV) " I ~ -1 i, IL.4. ,-1,Yiyf , I - it-$ 4.1. - 1 I '" )-A . " .. - :—i ' Ii . __1..._iL; - - . I - ! I- ~ T_ j 1 1 A J a record rack which is easily. accessible and very inexpenSIIERRY 1 1 "' by Bob Thaves --- - . I Jane could store her many plastic lids in 4 -- . .A4-- --- . - . . * . . I I . A~ .. . . . of . \. . '___1 I I 1. , WINTHROP by D" CsvsUi - I 164'1'bC1LL.Au_'neGERA4s/w,p) KAVESe1JeICO4S4CEREPA 'P&ACE WITH HCt POtJC'T? TH EM CFF THEFCE CF 'fl-E R1) Tt'EM1GNOTHE4' Sri 'fl-G COST.' 7'\ ' ill I . Z I_ A , 1" 777.(fr' II 0 pinning the diapers together on each side but to use four - - p1 LET it 5EZ1iA A,5 ip W0,0 olf.4 ' --60 WO ONE WOOJLP OVER9JSPICT PMEM AND UNCLE H VF 0 WITH THAr '1 111.I !Vul.) 6Ee. 'i'fl DEAR POLLY - A Pet Peeve of mine is that those who live alone are not able to buy very small jars or containers 0 E bitrtl..l ___ _______________________________________ ° IC) i - DEAR POLLY - I oer heard my pediatrician advising mott. r ho5e bab) wears the new disposable fie not '— - - "'flIyr' AND TELL 1EFZ_ I %V" G( Wo IN TOD~V ~?71 KI - .,: ____ t-.w- i1I I REALLY 01 PHONE WUFL - ~ ~it7T~ ~____ .-,. ;1 DEAR POLLY - M roble rn is h t remove those bathtub decals I sure there would be something I could soak them in. The company that makes them suggests a household cleaner that is not available in our stores. I do not want to use kerosene but will be so grateful for any other ideas. MRS. 0. A t. hI tScihC ps4 tic holders can be bought very inexpensively if she does not have them — MRS % NOW-TRANK5 TO -WIP DIXEY WILVE!I Polly's Problem - '- !'flEtTEa' T — DEAR POLL\ .c' 4 LL '' ' by 15f.Jr BUT By POLLY CRAMER ~ __e!is- CAPTAIN Bathtub Problem , /, cOCi- - t safety pins and pin each diaper corner to the baby's undershirt, which will leave small o flings on each side. He said this was to let th e skin brcat because air does not pass throuhtheplasticoutsidecoserinandmightcausearash orjrrtationtmechiIdren. J_LIE I - - oft CPIflb ujp. 1L11 t,.. WINATBRIDGE - Right contract with Stayman - - NORTH •J8763 Q954 #95 +94 Iii EST 3 EAST k54 W83 VAI01 Ql072 hJS 4KQJ7 41065.1 SOUTH (D) #A2 VKJ76 A643 • • I hold four hearts so North re- ( A QUICK Sb'/IPE' I'5 3m-'--' to set up dummy s long spade 1-;1 -'------ -1 • I Both vulnerable 'efl North Fas t .'. f It turns out that he can. Spades break 3-3 for him and he winds up losing one spade trick one ric in eac of the I ( * {) Sam Stayman uses Jacoby transfer Just as enthusiasts- Tod ay 's hand sh ows cacLls hi s7partner struggle with one no-trump, He much prefers to playattwospades but hv has four hearts in his hand and It is Just possible that South will / J "li '•,_•_J / ' ~ I10 .1 I E-. W)-AT 60ES TOM? I I ' % I II J I f 0 ______ I ! ~ I i f* HIJ - - 10 3 West North IN T, Es %( pan Au /,W-u1RJM, South ~=~ 2T 24 Pa%1 3N.T. [lass If You-South.hold #A Q I 7 4 WK 4 #7 4 2 +7 I I WhiI do %-ou do now I A-P.Iss, Your too-beart trans. 5t ISTION CAAY ,~c 1000 PM ARE TW5 RXE A - WHAVS THAI WANP .k7. I - . I- IT 4qAWrAi~i-INr'95 . 40THi 4wy of Pf VcNf P 0f V_ . BUT A lPiNCH OF ~~ lf~ I a I I -, OQN I . ,,, Jt ;1 .~, T" 7 .4 l , -,%N 0 . , ; I 7_. I~ : Lq , '. ~I . I h Nif. L ., '., I6 I . .e , ,, "; I % I II I _.;_ - , l} AI - ; "1 - :k\ 4011, ______ 1 - , _YAI_ JJ --- ' L -- \ ii ( alp . 11 I I - "t, - . !U' i I - ____ __ 2.' / ! . ,Zw'" ,I "/ a '. - w 'i4 /I . - ' I X I I' -f4 .. AA 4, .* ~ .1 IrAcvff - - . ____ ' 1716URfP C-4AD YOU CARVil,45 -, I fer two-heart bid holding: •A Q 874 'K 4 K 3373 Whatisyournut bidafteryour partner calls two spa des' nrr tumrrr __ - I least live spadri. Your partner has d( vWed to Play thret sio-trimp. Let TO1) I I ;~Iu~ ~ --.-=; I (77IRpP,SE. 4 P rW5PAP(F I 'i.-? 05S i rakeapartscore:t hearts than to be set in no-trump. flati Why would you ever use Stayman with a bad hand and a - - &I - He would collect six tricks threhiar Ls jfldthrte gethmrlikeharnandeggs,ez nonforcing. The opening bidder must reply veith two of a suit to his partner's two clubs and Must Pasl tioless responder poes past the two level on his 1 other suits. Of course, he goes after trumps once he has set up cally as the Jacobys use Stay. Ill n .11'BandStaym.ingotuCept that in price for our conventions. They are still !ree to anyone. II Jp I aces. but it sure is better to By Oswald & James Jacoby - I One no-trump played by (}pnrngl___' E:TuE I ' ', FOR my PIG NrrY, I k( .i / 0011EISNT 00 04cm MY EK)y I I 'f X. TwiSO!mE TIP SURE THAJOIJK YOU, I ' •'11 .-.'. I our T;i4lS IS AN ' ~ ~~ YouR c>ic5l,.iry, BuSWESS LUWCi4E(y ,_.~_ WOULD YOU GIVE MY SWOES sponds twoclubs Sure enough. South does reply two hearts and North pas. ses happily The play at two hearts i 3 fairly simple South wins the cl ub lead and goes after spades not trumps lie wants , I KN~0.-.' i7'S SENEA-4 WAvE To Go ro mse . . insurance 9 19 -- .11 CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS suf fix — — now, you ' - Itahan river — V,t1. JT TOGETHER A COUtE OF RIGS WELL, // ___ - 42 28 Disparaging 46 Femirine remark name ;Arrow Oi5On 47( ounel (dial :3Armyofficers 49 Likely to — — 'Ii " _______ ttu 23 .3teral parts 43 Zoological 29 j Gomer Pyle j J / -- Gmus ________ liatini at l7Sp.aitet . — f European — — — 24 ftorn the Carroll Righter Iniiitute ' -. programming IT A - IF . — CARROLL RIGHTER'SS I I ~ Dj[;;tl(~,~ ': A I I ~ i 37 Our DEARlOLL\-.afldJane-Istoremplastic)idsina : • - come but thought maybe we'd like his. %-ie,,%[xj1nI Age promiscuity rnong -. . • . -' 11. ___ i - . ..r _"•i I IL I . not =f. 7;Z - (13) ' 18 QUIT: Most young people begin to smoke be they think it makes them look "grown up" or GENERAL TENDENCIES: A very difficult day which requires much care to prevent P. disorganization and lack of poise. Refrain from making any comments that could upset others with whom you must have dei1 rt ano)uzn e1c; ssrY rLsks 21 Apr q ake care you don't spoil your YCPUtitiofl by uflwiw actions today or it could COst you a great dc.il "1Jk. urc all bills arc paid Lsening is ideal for the roman1L side., of life TAURUS (Apr 20 to May 20) Be certain to get your facts . and figures sit.ught before you get into a new deal Steer clear • of a flashy nesorner who could get you into trouble Strive more harmony at home GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Show that you are conscientio'a in the handling of your obligations Smile if mie tries to get you upset Talk with business experts if you ate in doubt about 3fl} thing. Be calm MOON ('hIILORIN (June 22 to July 21) An associate may t) - (1) Truth Or Consequences Wizard Of Odd,i Gambit Password Revalaflons -. 7 =r - 3,1973-1 1 B WHEN WE A _______ — — Avid 9 State Fr. 6 7 — — LEAVE MV _____ - . for DEAR '1. 60 W. GORE AVE. - (44) #*,~: ,-:. )"* I' s -' - ' — I Iiuh r'1 1 a-c both ri tii&e hem mair'ed fur u.rix >eir It's tiI.s secon.l r riage, and mine, too, He is good to me in every way. We enjoy having company, but my friends are not used to ...uneitheramI If sonx-one says: "Isn't it a lovely day?" he say,,: "You're g-d- right it is!" lie greets people %ith, "Well, I'm a s. o. b., it it isn't George!" Abby, I deplore that kind of language, and I've told him about It, but to no avail. I don't want to nag furn beesuse it wouldn't do any good, and would only make him irritable. I am so embarrassed before my friends, I 4_ . , (24) Street Island (44) 4O (2) Bonanza (44) PettIcoat Junction 5:00 (13) Women's News (443 Green Acres 5:15 (13) Starcast ' f - TICKETS ON SALE AT STREEFS — 641 N. ORANGEAVE. - •;. N I ab ending(PI 1 4 he would be perfect. And I do adore him ASHAMED . DEAR ASIIAMEI): My advice to you is gently to tell ~~ ~;_ _ _n - this otherMse perfect man to watch his language. Nobody's perfect, and much as I dislike cursing, there are worse faults. CO t4IDEN'flAL TO VIRGO IN S F Go back , school and get as Much as you can affwd in W WAY of education '('bane, faso,-, the prepared mind." ILeuls • Pis$eurj ;~~_ FORECAST FOR THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4. 1973 . 9: MM -31*11=1 DOORS OPEN I MR. PRIOR TO SHOW TIMES WITH BAHIA SHRINE BRASS BAND CONCERT BAIIIA TEMPLE _, ter 34 BE t.. A QO) A " AN 'TACK Y1.IIGHT AS V&LL U. ) J OUGHTA ___'RE? TACKLE ,~~~, I _= Press payment tracher ivar. i it ____ Today In Legislature (44) BuliwinkIe .4:00 (2) '2merset (6) Mwv Griffin 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue Show (5) Wba M ' . ne? (9) 9:3D (6) Concentration 1000 (2) DInah's Place (6) The Joker's Wild io:3o (z) Baffle (6) The $io Pyramid *' ~ ,*- 09 = VJYA (24) 6:30 (2) The Flying Nun (6) Summer Semester -00 () CBS Morning NCNS () Do Big Top 8:00 (6) Capt. kangeroo 11111114261, EVERY FRIDAY ½ lb. Chopped Sirloin OR ChIcken'n Durnplins Choice of Two Vegeta bles Hot Br,od& Butter EVERY THURSDAY ½ lb. Western Steak choice of Two Vegetables Hot Bread & Butter 09 :: 600 (3) SunsPilne Almanac (9) Sunrise Jubilee 6:15 (6) Sunshine ASIUmiliont D 01,4IN(-* ROC-M51 I Place MORNING t 1 () GLcaI Hosp ita l 3. MTEPTAINVF,f,IT WrIHTLY ot the LAMPLiGo,4 [ 1 th LOUNtIs EVERY TUESDAY VEAL PARMESAN Choice of Two Vegetables. Not Bread & Butter ii SUN 6 5Cur%M lab ) Ile reads your column. Maybe you can say something .: to make him more careful. U it weren't for this one fault, OCT @ TIMES (6) The Prici is TUIIDCISAV ~ It SAT.10CX)AM-2PM-8PM 3:00 (2) Another World (13) Movie (44) New Zoo 411~ hontwoo U OCT. Turns Lets Make A 2:30 (2) The Doctors ) The Ed Night - 4 'y ~fflfdil "idt CENTRAL FLORIDA'S OLDEST ., - 33 Unnoh"-d 34 Starehoutei I fn Ferninifte appellation 2 On top cf 3 Pleasure ,, WVIY ARE 1}AT J WEARI W.iJ%4 4ERE / HAIRY BATHING WERE GOi.4G. SET! c1 - negative 29Slylish 31 Don not t' 4 : AND FINEST STEAK MOM TINKER r Lives (6) The G uiding Light (9) WWe World s- P*ODUCVD$y , • - — HWY. 17-92. North in FERN PARK 2:00 (2) Days Of Our --.1 • IN I W ,f1111111111 Oct. by Dave LEAVE: TH' - -— S4Mternment 56 Scene of blickbird :I 1. rY" Is also valid. Anyone who persists In doing that ,which .* ** he knows could be his undoing is unconsciously hastening ~:.' his end. r SERVING COMPLETE DINNER-S'UI,4TIt_ I 130 A10 Match (6) As The World (") Wvle 1:00 MovIe (44) News i i . IN 40 1,doi6 0- Restless (9) 1 i =W--A W * people or 10 emulate someone the), admire. Some smoke to keep SnAher smoker company. They continue to smoke because tht)f "en)OY" the feeling of relaxation It gives thtm [at f1ritl and MADY SAY It keeps their weight down. Then they become addicted. INIcatine is habit-foming. and don't let , — (9) All My Clilldren (13) And (13) (24) Woman 10:00 (2) Love Story (6) Dan August (9) ball Marshall 124) Homewood 11:00 (2) News I I 1:00 (2) 1:30 - ____ (6) Search For Tomorrow (9) Split Second (13) Who, Wha I, Where Game (44) Night Gallie" 11 -31D (2) Tonight Show , __ f ttI '.` •' (44) Variety News 12:30 (2) News Movie (24) P<)ok Beat (44) Movie (2) Mystery Movie (6) RN 011 (13 it, I 11-%* 11, V IJ` & 51 32:00 (2) Jeopardy Str.t (6) 8:30 (2) Mystery Movie (9) Movie 9:00 (6) Cannon ChECK OUft PSYCHIATRIST .- . (6) Somy . Cher (f) Bob & Carol A, Ted & Alice (24) Basic Training f ormerly idealistic, virtuous girls as - '.. (6) Andy Griffith (9) Circus (13) Local Diabetes Seminar principles during this past decadc- of so-called sexual liberation of women. . ~4 T VFOUR * M 9 (24) Vlepolnt Mod Squad P rice iu'idon men and are vlgocous advocates of Women's Lib, D rCrafle,hjewwithalarm 0 - . ' SheratmaeSanford Inn t,(V SP1IWI' P ).4 ALL " T. elevision (9) t T_ 1 I3J ft_____ I Q 52 Care Iles 21 Anfer DEAR ABBY: Aly wife saki she saw a gro,4 ,n woman walking uOWTI the street sith a pacifier in her mouth' u said 4, : must have trying to quit smoking, otherwise I S C CeItoo silly to been go out in public that way. a were both heavy smokers, but we recentI gave t up because we wanted to experience the joy of thru clean lungs gain and rediscover our senses . an smell. liii said I could Understand that woman's walking around a pacifier in her mouth. She was it. replacing one bad habit with one that was less damaging Abb} why do you think people smoke' Is it a nersouc liii It' I Ii 'fl irifntik tompuhion (II hi& mithing Iii their Mouths i : to comfort them? Or is it simply an unconol : scious defith wish? QUIT IN CLARK.SBURG 1P \ I Wednesday, " - rooms s,tt, t w o t?,r er1 I tatIer :;tt. I. ________________________ - nd WColorato ~! ,. I command 39Toha%ten I'.(mrnenJat( Mt,!jmflFr ISliothln i verbal BY Abiigail Van Buren / Z ~ 4 fun Festival I -__WA 13 Torne past I I 41 Ammonia 14 Iletid"is U derivative know IUJh t Li' ltk Hre rlow - -- • W hy I The Sanford Herald 43 Produces . WEE ' i 1It _______________________________ $139 i of lit , suffiz 14 DlP.S;,O4W' "CarI•y / A1& 4.. (1 . ' "Wh"Woffito Played ItIUU D€0. a i2 1; HouseSteak - I , Shsw TImv7 P1U.))S puzzle I _________ oi10 l4,;11I Cam IN of I T$(ATRt INDIWIDNIIDAYI I A Celebration (heer td 4 I(ing '' like thousands "Coming from a high schm Sharon Lawless, who plays that she had an affair before love. The first story was wr!tten of 850 enrolment she suddenly baseball good enough to make she married Ted. Carol thinks by Michael Landon, formerly ob jections o his sister-law, found herself over-A-heirned by the school team. It sets off a Uct should tell Ted, it would 11ttle Joe of "Bonanza." He who wants to adopt the boy. The In.000 college youth on our chain of nerve-wracking Sanford case her own conscience, 8:30-10 ABC WEDNESDAY also directed. Nice touch of ex-convict takes matters into 1,4~hda v ll;f ccrmplex Ph )13 1010 ca mpus situations building hostility on hands, abducts the boy, especially after basing spotted MOVIE OF THE K humor blended with drama his "And it 'A as a shock to h.-r to even with her own brother. as complicating matters for the old flame's picture in the "Letters from Three Lovers" A about a nonconsequential young only We Still Have Our. . . . Marshall. be housed in a coeducational well as with other girls. Even paper. She te ll s Ted, and (eels variation of an old theme, tHan (Michael Brandon) who dormitorv. the coach is th reatened with LUNCHEON relieved - until Ted reacts to Threeletters,longdelayedbya falls in love (with Bonnie "Dun he h SPECIAL suspension because he allowed the disclosure in an unex pe ed ct plane crash are finally Bedelia) and changes his whole followed the rigi d church e r way. teachings her parents de!ivered with sarying and attitude, especially towards his d- h still ed in her. St'vdil A M I'17 )OP M draniaticresulis, June Allyson, overbearing mother (Eileen "But by her sophomore year, Ken Berry, Juliet Mills, Martin hleckart). He's taken by the she succumbed to the high____________ LOUNGE OPEN DAILY- INCLUDING SUN Sheen, Barry Silliran and Lyle girl's quaint ways, and certain diff Con'too. Sat & Sun 130 pressurt of some of her _______________________________________________ 8-8 30 NBC ADAM 12 West 8 30.10 NBC WEDNESDAY Waggoner re featured in th e vulnerability - until he Now 5howhg ___________________________________________________ friends, sho began to tell her Valley DiVIsion" Dennis MYSTERY MOVIE "Banacek ti-dog) Had the letters ________________________________________________ that sexual affairs before 1 II ' 1R r I i11 w.d P1 \ I ()() \1 P F have radically altered the lives and even desirable. . I oi all concerned. Breakfast 7.11 Lunch 11:30-2:30 Dinner 5-10 "By her junior year. Lorna had slept with 7 different 14 It Business Men's college men and had developed the cYnical outlook that in this 0 0 LUNCHEON Women's lAb generation, that 9-10 CBS CANNON "Target in was her privi,lege. HAPPY HOUR 4-7 the Mirror" Cannon becomes "Moreover. she still denies Two Drinks For The Price Of One V, G . the prime suspect in a murder. 11 that she has suffered any t* ;i fie's accused of killing a I ~7~~% mobster's girl. Ile g -1 had - ~ __1 from one sexual affair to tacted Cannon, trying to use (S) Love Of Life ..9 1-4 & SIR 46 _ another, for she now claims that EVENING Sanford I I (9) Brady Bunch sex him as intermediary v; -1 __ (44) Not For synonymous. 1111,1~~1111111 7:00 (2) To Tell The lh Women Only ~~~""~~ 411~""` "Yrt %he has moved out of our T-,-th ' (3) 26 . IH1JI11 1 1ALLE 0 ________ ACCOMPAWIWI 011"07 A discovers she 's iretinant. TEUSC000L SP ECIALS s.H:;ia:id iGeorgeIppan the poflh (Season Premiere) "Rookie of motorcycIistwtocares little Icw private investigator, is back for whistle on her boy friend. There the Year" This fine series of lives of others. There's also a a seer,nd season, and his first is a subplot lurking in the form 10.11 dramatic specials, presented ABC OWEN bt girl cyclist of robbing case Is to relocate a missing $3 of tapes that reveal moo I monthi) last sear expressl) for a theater and making her million sculpture What Is most payoffs SHALL COUNSELOR ATi to police and other " Sweet ha Oun'sttrs of es t" o , en as a school age, getaway on the cycle. I 1fl)(I1) Ing i'. hots the three ton olfiu.ils. Iew returns for another season. The a.%wiate. I(epi Santoni, work of art was smuggled away who Joins Lee Majors as a season's premiere is an Just before Its official unveiling, member emoti on-packed story based on of the firm. In th e first Banacek agrees to take 11e 10-11 NBC LOVE DRY ewe the book "Not Bad for A " 8-8:30 ABC BOB & CAROL & for the unusl 10 per cent fee, (Premiere) "Love series Came e: b Isabella Tave3. It TED& I th thetltihl Puthored - helps Marshall aid an is a bout an 1l-year Oat" Alice confides to Carol withIn 48 hours, dealing with simple and pure convict who is trying to regain -- AI (• :& _ TI4 3 ii.,.,. AL __ lb ,.,. it I=till0"It"T !11i!1111TIIh1iFIIWIJ j fl \4 -. �-,...------- -------- 12 b—The Sanford Herald Wednesday, Oct. 3, 1973 Woman Dies' After Six Boys Set Her Afire Uneasy BOSTON (AP) — Evelyn Wagler was a stranger In town. The 24-year-old white woman from Chicago arrived last weekend to look for a job, She moved Into the city's Roxbury secuon,w.hIq,. dominantly black, and took up housekeeping with friends, some black, some white. A few hours before she died Tuesday night, Evelyn Wagler, her body aflame, walked into a liquor store and calmly asked the clerk to call an amb'lance, Rider ±j ' A' [1 ' A' [T11 11 T' TI TZ! 111T A Hit By MARY CAMPBELL AT' Newafealures Writer An unusual song to become a hit txcame one in September, A A W ai * V a a selling cha rt. It 's "Un easy Rider," a talking blues about a long-haired young man driving to Southern Californip who has a flat tire in Mississippi, stops to have it axed and meets WHERE ECONOMY ORIGINATES L AtIft-HEAVY WESTERN.- - some local folks in the Dew Drop Inn. BEEF I r GRADE A FLA OR GA FRESH a long song, 5 minutes and 19 seconds, and it's got a lot of unusual words and phrases for a pop song lyric — redneck, Ku Klux Klan, peace signs, George C. Wallace, Brother John Birch, the Antioct Ba ptist Church and Mario AnThe dettLi and performer, Charlie Daniels, says, "I wrote it a bou t close o two years a go. . Z 3NICK a * . L Lb. "ReaRfiat R .:'—'.!— YOUR CHO HOICE SPLIT B.s BROILERS L TyIt,.uac k fl and recording iIsüIi joy performing it. It's strictly In Inn I'm vt making fun of& Le 139 ~1069 ................ LR p RS rra L BONELESS q59 1 .-....--. . '' j&sw LOY Cut& wrapped for your Freezer AtNoAdd,f,onc,IC05I — - 0 cha C in Helena or Duluth." The song was put on Dan. iels's second LP for Kama &itra, "Honey in the Rock," which came out about six months ago. Disc Jocke) s s4vied pla)ing "Uneasy Rider," so that a WPM — it was Put Otitas a Iftle. 80~ - --- 01 MCI - WITH COUPON IN THIS AD - -- MEDIUM ONIN ...... OR .........YEUOW SHANK PORTION Me ... 0006 OHEAD .. I6 tai9Ib A vera g e minute 53 second version, an the other side. The 45 record that is for sale cwnt*m the long va. Sion with --ftft JuW7:1 Populmity of the single has qxuTed sales of the LP, which was No. 122 and climbing on WHOLE OR BUTT HALF EASTERN UORI(LLSLJA Daniels is 36 and what a country person would call heavyset. lie as in mington, N.C. 'My fa ther was in the timber business and we did quite a bit of moving in my k"Him La $145 #5 SIZEEACH 69 -' Bwdktt Puiii •• . .. -. .... - - GALLON . Zip bc Bags J 53C CARNATION-ALL VARIETIES ' Se liINuIf nder &iquia,.,.,,, oz CAN S $1.00 \_•_•_ 3 LB$J0° / — - F . SOAP BARS .' strid Georgia . - BREAKSTONE graduaUng class had 2tln It! Sour big tw. Daniels, his wife and &year- o son •%en. . u e near Nashville It Would take a r m Cheese S e Cheese Loaf - - 49 Cheese ' I -- VT $ stream of rock music. He guitar and on the final tune Instant GrIts...........%' 3 $100 JANE FARKER PLANE OR SUGARED king Size PKG 4r IUV . f — Listerine I I dobestJouIdn't know how to be a country artist. I've even played on the Grand Ole Opry but as a sideman. 7Ure is a lot 1 I ofdyed.ln.the.wool country music fans that won't listen to in'±thing else, What they call country and what I am is two entirely ddlerent things. They wouldn't consider me country." ___ - REGVLAR Potato Chips a J : 77c Deposit A&PDISPOSABLE DIAPERS 12 CT BOX - - D4llas m 1± A a rtuZt, Daniels went to Natwillc and UVeifligut Diapers Sician, working on albums hu Bob . -£ . . 'r i--- — — - '----=- - '-• ., --.. - .. --- - - --- tA i - I --. - -. .-. - -i.__ VUI a (L1 % ---ti a--. • • p,,4, sun Oct 7 _________ mm _ .. , . •-• _ --___. 1 L . — - ê 8_ 'P ill -. I 4 _____ I I T Owl rewcefol the ______________ .]YOUPAY •- Lt oz' )t.tr . . - '. . - - ,± PINECREST CENTER Pnçq, .ff,ctpy, thri,, Siandcy, OCT lti,np . S •- - - . — -- Nolm you can let besuWuI,c1ot.-upok)r portrait,in just 6Oseconds. 8ea big shot. Ptc up youl P'Ioto,d l3 hot csrners toda at A&P WEO Setriis to me, that those who complain loudest against the probing methods of the "fret' lre.ss'' are those sIio actually do have some th ing to hitk A bookkeeper is a fellow who never returns the novel you kiit him. --- offirad for icli ON not available to other ,.to,l dealars or whol.tof,,a. Not r*sponsbls for typogrcphJcot *rrata. HWY. 1742, ' . - " - - :. - I _.•••i•' - should be treated as - — AIRPORT AUTHORITY MAY BUILD CRIME LAB .. comment dism1wl, said he would be .Cleveland, Polk, John Mercer, Authority Chairman (Herald Photo by Jean Patteson) rime a n ease in es uaran e . - - - 'SMtLE I ' - -_A v t. l, A. ,l . ': - " _ i oi' a . • -- "'. •-'' . - -- • .- ''1"—'.ii. v SANFORD SMILE YOU'RE IN LONGWOOD FRIENDLY signs attached by Greater Longwood Chamber of Commerce to city limits signs on 17-92 at Seminola Boulevard and Gen. Hutchson Parkway failed to bring a smile to J. L. Kennedy, administrator of outdoor advertising for the State Department of Transporta Lion Kennedy said it is illegal to attach th is type of sign to a sign erected by the State of Florida and he plans to investigate. - .... Weather ---- -. In other action Ally. W. C. quired by the lease have never motion Wednesday to strike a proximately $98,000 if Sheriff Sanford. Hutchison reported on the been done by Page, and person. motion by Brock seeking to John Polk can guarantee a livelie said the airport building alleged lease default by Page ality conflicts haven't helped have the defense la wyer"show ,ear lease on the building with the laboratory Is now leasing is Airways, fixed base operator the situation But Page has cause" why he shouldn't be held a five-year option, too smal! and would cost up to lie said the vice president in been of some advantage to the in contempt of court for cornPolk said Wednesday the 140,000 to remodel, and still charge of fixed base operations airport and you shouldn't be too ments made to news reporters building would cost between hasty about chasing them out." about the Geter case. $80,000 and $84,000, but airport lie said the meeting will be The judge said Brock's nutnagerJ.S. "Red " Cleveland arranged for the near future. motion failed to state what said paving, fencing and The Authority approved lease Burns "Is alleged to have engineering costs will increase of Buildings 20 and 92 to Dixie done." Johnson said Burns was the total cost by at least $12,000. Ice Company for use in the entitled to the Information. lithe building is constructed, manufacturing or packaging of AS a two-weeks' "lawyers the Airport Authority will ice and maintenance of ice ba ttle" continued to simmer finance co nstruction costs and machines, at an annual rental between Brock and Burns own the bu ilding, and will lease Of 12,160. A year lease wa iu iiiv I VIUtidi UFIJIIL' approved with four opti laboratory. renew for one year. Cleveland and Polk will fly to Lease of Building it to i Tallahassee Wednesday to tom ('raft Interiors at meet wi th the Governor's Counannually on a month to month cil on Criminal Justi ce to basis was approved. - - formation? Or. did this about as a result of the per. sistent inquiries of the press? ________________ ____ f-, Secondly, do you attuall) believe that either side would have volunteered this in. How ceme entertainment marriages run into headline trouble just beftwe a major picture is due to be released' I V% iO but. it ctrtawly Wasn't- - . . Oflt $9.95 -- Johnson granted Burns' airport at the cost of ap- no likelihood it will move from Avenue. REG$19.95 Value W V V mmmm ft — • Shot •Buittin Development Ti mor -'•'•'I . S Lim#SoniOpunp,IømiI, &i roid's -. — the validity of the charges as 1300000 and will be built by a opposed to who told the reporters" Afterall, what we're interested in is w hether these are all "damned lies," or there is some substance to the charges. If Mr. Agnew is exonerated, he will come out smelling arid looking like n cha mpion. and t±un there'd be no stopping him in his future poli tical conquests the First Color Polaroid . . "-: [ i & - -;. -. 79c 1601 Pumpernickle Bread.,,.,.,sz1 43c • Plus I h JANE PARKER . Cola 65C JANE PARKER 16 01 ewis R " Brand ........$1Zf 43 g Coca 49 Sour Ry Bread ............1651ZOE147C ----b CTh OF I 16 oz, ETIS, to I' JANE PARKER 8ft 50c SA VE W9 2201 JANE PARKER REGULAR &RIPPLE -" ______ 32 BOTTLE Apple Pies ,....,., •••,, * . . . PARKER FRESH hoedown style. "I'm not a straight arlist. I love country music and I can play it, but it's not what I — With all of the accusations approval is given site plans. agreed to vacate 11 feet on the the often bitter lawyers' fight, By JEAN P/.TrESON present the Airport Authority's would not be what they needed, for page would fly to Sanford being directed towards the Burns said the utility's local east side of Myrtle Avenue (prosecution vs. defense) Herald Staff Writer recommendations and obtain Chief chemist Pete Ragsdale from Rochester. N.Y. to meet news media in the Agnew commercial and engineering north of Fulton Street but retain prQcecutor Newman "Sonny" the five year lease guarantee, said, "We cannot exist another with the Authority. situation, (the judge giving offices will be moved from S. city utility easements. This Brock heard Judge Clarence The Sanford Airport Polk said the crime six months in our present "Only by meeting this way attorneys the power to sub- Magnolia Avenue to the new leaves the city with a 60 foot Johnson kill a contempt claim Authority today said it will laboratory is here in Sanford to facility. I can't get in my room can you get your problems poena newsmen to determine building by May 1. Brock was trying to make construct a new 8,750-square stay. It already street right of way. the o iles of evidence outside resolved," said tlutctiison, serves 27 for where the leak is ., nouldn't Officials said the new Burns said the new office against Burns. loot crime laboratory at the counties, he said, and there isthe door." "Obviously a lot of things reIt be more proper determine building will cost nearly building will face Slyrtle QUAKER A . • . a juvenile, and that it is urn-on• stitutionaltotryhirnasanadult for the alleged robbery and light which caused Oglesby, 12, private developer and leased to to die In Florida Hospital of the utility, apparent heart failure, expected to begin later ft employs 28 persons at its motions, even though setting Excuse me. please: but I'm month at the Nlyrtle Avenue Sanford office. trial for %londay. getting more confused. ark! Fulton Street site after city In another legal wrangle in City commissioners Monday 79c f Sh ' — — Burm had also argued that the time the tos site plans at 8 p.m. tonight for a "We'll have 1,he required 50 WWle he woulo not proposed two story. 10,000 off-street parking spaces on the on the chances for a square foot office building for 131 by 283 foot lot," Burns said, Burns Wednesday, Florida Power and Light "and we expect to add several ',aped a postponement + 4 LAUNDRY DETERGENT 1OCOFF 2 LB PKG 14 A RIDA fluonces, Daniels is more In t j1tkuu ,O- ----- tCompany. new employes once we move granted by Salli because Muidrew gave him until Scott Burns, FPIS Sanford into the new building." C LO manager, said construction Is Florida Power and Light now Tuesday to enter pre-trial By John A. Spolski Instant Tea M1x.,.......2 AiZ 89 A&P FROZEN & CONCENTRATED Orange Jilce ........?AOIS 3 $1.00 -. Loa arp 5 itrus Punch........0 Ata performance inCarnetJe Hall, It is dear that, despite Fili country beginnings and Sanford planning and zoning board members will discuss I 3V O IC U.. u B fAA! ! oter a OUR OWN LEMON & SUGARED Sanford New t1 NABISCO COOKIES I $1.33 CHED.O.BITPROCE5S ________ RIO IUIJU .. - ° lic s........PKG CHED.O.BIT PROCESS sUck of dynamite to blow ie n out of miMe Tennessee. I've found my borr*. I'm going to slay there." . ± PT ............ CTH CHED 0 BITPROCESS I don't even go to downtown Nashville uriessl have to" ' Power Company Plans . grammar school days in North Carolina, South Carolina Th life 13 inVUi plea for a preliminary hearing, and said he would try today for a postponement before Salfi, . the best4elling chart of Sept. n artist takes it a . H _ IIYXC seriously th !r!V 0 -0 ihrn s'me1'ing day learned the hIgh court rejected wll1t out cuiiient iu his By BOB LLOYD Herald Stall Writer LB. IN THIS AD 0 Ambulance Idle Near reck te " and hopes to gain a dismissal in the accident scene and offered the police in the middle," a hearing Friday before Judge service but was tOII Herndon Dowell said. "My position Is to Richard Muldi-ew. had been called continue to be neutral I'm Muldre, at Geter's Sept 24 Longwood officials said today l.onwood Police Chief concerned that the injured get arraignment, denied motions Iferndun Ambulance was called Wesley Dowell said today, "My the best possible service." for a preliminary hearing, but to a two-car accident at Grant standing order is to call grant ed a dismissal hearing and Church Streets Wednesday Physicians and Surgeons andlMayo S - Eugene Jaques said doesn't have aLon wood prior to the start of the Oct. 8 night be cause a police locally. Our dispa tcher at the trial. occupaUonal F J!. dispatcher couldn't get through Sand central we to be to Physicians and Surgeorts munications center tried t o ; as had an Orlando federa I judge ispa c roinwcornpany Ambulance by telephone. The P and S when investigating the day ofGeter'sarraignment, UnI accident occurred less than a officers called for an Burns' argument that,,- no crimu blocE Woni residence where bulance but the P and S line was Jáquts says the Longwood had been shos n despite a Sept' two P and S units wer' parked. busy so llcrndon was called." residence doesn't qualify as a 11&rninole grand jury inA P and S spokesman said "I'm getting disturbed about - substation because it isn't In a dictment of Geter in the death owner Bob Turney walked to ambulance people trying to put commercial zone, of the Sanford Middle School cow WITH ICOUPON UWAR Disc jockeys got a4s recor with the song on one side at5 minutes ndl9 seconds apda3 Johnson noted both an ad- subpoenaed by Brock. Court Judge Robert McGregor, house hallway. After a short, niinistrative order and local The subpoena, which calkd who will preside atthe Geter muffled exchange Brock court rule cover "fair trial-Free for Nelson to surrender all - trial, abruptly turned away and shot press." notes and testify on.all conBrock later told reporters, "I back at Burns, "You're sick." Vnlss Seminuli Circuit "Both a fair trial and free versations with Burns, aLso was don't think I will refile," Burns smiled and told Brock , Court Judge Dominick Sail I this press are extremely Important dismissed, thus averting what At one point in the SP)oft "And you are a creep" afternoon agrees to postpone in this country," Johnson said, could have been the latest In a hearing Brock accused Burns of the first degree murder trial of "and the court will enforce the national aeries of con- "making statements in court However, the two men later 14-year-old Samuel Geter, who order against both the state and frontation- between the courts for the benefit of the press." agreed to 'bu.g the hatchet and Wednesday had the State Su-the defense." and the press. "You know they're here," he light the case in court," in preme Court deny his plea for a The sole witness in the tBrock was told he can refile fwned. Brocks words, while hammer. preliminary hearing, the tempted contempt hearing his motion against Burns Verbal sparks between Brock ing out an agreement that the youngster charged with killing would have been Herald Staff "curing the defects" and It will and Burns continued to fly as public defender would no longer W!!fnm (hk!.bv Writ r 's"•:i, }:' h. h';sr.t y C r :t they k ate - in . ccrt - c tl .( :. t:... . r vi ::. L' t . . • -'i -'-i-' M&nda' rorning AV W , 3.164 hot -s SUPER-RIGHT TENDERSMOKED GOLDEN RIPE 11011121110112 UU beg -korl"'-o HC *10 - -. 0Y part uf the country. It couki as easily have happened uiin Thursday, October 4, 1973—Sanford, Florida 32771 66th Year, No. 38 Price 10 Cents 55to60LB Average Size ---:—. '-i By BOB LLOYD And CHRIS NELSON Herald Stall Writers - . didn't Mu. "It might not have V BONELESS A and lets. "A guy talked to me about t doin an album am I Y - wwv. definitely fantasy, 100 per ctr4 rectrd on rn on I just wanted to- ldi, n , inory I 8 or Mrs. Wagler, who was separated from her husband, had spent the day Tuesday riding around Boston looking for a job. On her way back home that night, her car ran out of gas, two blocks from the house, It was about 9 p.m. She walked down Wayne Street, where her friends' neat red house Is located, to get the gasoline. The street, like most In that part of the Roxbury section, had shifted from predcminantly Jewish to over- _ 'SUPER-RIGHT HEAVY WESTERN TENDER BEEF started. Probably I thought abou! a guy having a flat tire and what he could get into. It is I'le I - -I've tried real hard the last -I was perfetfly content In studio quite awhile. I don't black youths. They said the trouble started about a half hour before when Mrs. Wagler set off down Blue 11111 Avenue In Roxbury to get gasoline for her stalled car, Before shc could finish her 15-minute walk, police said, the six young blacks jumped her, dragged her behind an apartment building and forced her to drench herself with the gasoline she carried. Then they flicked a match and left her to burn. I L44 ' - - Antioch Baptist Churches. &1 TI match and left her to burn * be thousands of Dew Drop Inns in the South and thousands of few months to remember what came into my mind to make Me %T it. But I can't rernembee at what point the song .Then they f l icked a Supreme Court Rejects Plea CONSISTS OF 3 LEG QUARTERS 3 BREAST QUARTERS 3 WINGS 3GIBLETS It. I didn't think it had any kind ofunhrersalappeaLlthoughtit When he was ywriger, Dan. ids had a band and traveled. He met recttd producer Bob Johnston—to whom "Honey in the Rock isdeditatd in . . - On the previous album, 'Te whelmingly black over the past dozen years. Only one white family remains. The only nearby service station was closed, so Evelyn Wagler walked 11 blocks in the opposite direction. Big white lamps lit the street, and It was quiet. But a few houses away, it merged with Blue Hill Avenue, a teeming, crime-ridden thoroughfare. The avenue was alive at midevening. Knots of young men and boys moved In and out of the shadows of trees that line the sidewalk In front of apartment buildings. Drunks slurred offers to sell dope. Couples strolled. Sirens sounded up and down the avenue. She had to hurry past liquor stores, funeral parlors, soul food restaurants and beauty shops. Men loitered in doorways. People stood and talked at the corners. Her walk halfway completed, Mrs. Wagler bought a (Cont'd. On Pg. lB Col. 4) - "Her face was black," said the clerk, Fred Cortney. "It was amazing she could even talk. Her clothes were smoldering. Her skin was peeling. She walked In and said, 'Will you please call an ambulance?' Then she turned around and walked out, just like nothing happened." Police say Evelyn Wagler had been set on fire by six best- cotdn'tfunctonina r-- Yesterday's high 9 lu th morning 69. Partly cloudy through Friday with a chance of thundershowers. Highs mostly in uoper 80s. Low Thursday in low 7(. Rain probabili ty 40 per cent Th ursday, 20 per cent at night and 50 per cent on Friday. heavy thunderstorms rumbled across the middle Mississippi Valley today in the wake of heavy rains and a tiamaging tornado. Readings before dawn ranged from 23 at Butte, Mont., to 81 at Galveston, Tex, In d e Aru.i - llridge 48 Ulassifiedads 5-78 Comics Crossword puzzle 48 Dear Abby ........411 Dr. Crane ......88 F.ditorlal comment 4A 48 48 liuspitalnot. 2A Public notices ....2A Society SfrLs State Stock. 'lv .... . . 2-311 . 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 13-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 03, 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/588812dc3a7e21ed8253f10af97d76d5.pdf 360ca201a5a01dbe857d23be3bb651d1 PDF Text Text I - -- - --.--- _ -TI I - _r .. _.__ -I - _________ ______1___. - -, - -- - I -' - - -. .- . * _____________ 88-The Sanford Herald - t Tuesday. Aug. 21. 1973 _R Laotian Coup Fails, News Briefs 0 ___ ,Semino e s `8 Sturgis Indicted Controls MIAMI APi - A federal grand Jur dicted convicted Watergate burglar liE_c ,,, Not Likely tt(INE.S, lca APi -- Red Grip Strengthens Stuart's KenorTea liv Iax LnIIctnr) - - - Inuni, 0 Now iii Progress Nationwide Strike Paralyzes SANTIAGO, Chile tAI'i Chile was Put by a paralyzing nationwide strike today. and Chile port of the trucking and U'an.sMeanwhile, President Saha. port stri ke now in its 27th day dot Allende flew back 1r and partl) to call attentlon to soul.horrin Chile to clear up a poshop keepers* claim that the tent&aU> dangerous situation f orm sinui'red below the sur- lef t government is -mg to that had de ve loped around Gen face. put them t ('I ('tsar Ruiz. the commander of The 340,000 shop owners of the Small Businessmen's Con' (ederatican agreed to cloist their shops far 4.8 how's The io- tii-,n ci as parlh in sup- Also on strike are construe. the air farce. tion workers, employes of the Rua, one of three - -- - n-iilitaz--c ' the truckers' strike, tesIgnt' P rida> 3 publit ciurts arid transport mitusterafter failing Possible ti t'rid the walk out AUende re;ria Pum in cabinet and named a new air for-CT ers irirnmafder ButRu,dina trceadcast Sunday night that he four n ten, 'hohaet*'enr-ept-e. h ad not ru quiced tlit ar st'nted by Daniel E. Schult,z, a force wAsHlN(;'ION 'Al', - A Miami attor ney says he may ddise f our Cubans arresttd Pu thit' Water gate burglary to change their pleas to innocen t and sue the Committee for the Be-election of the President. But the attorney. Ellis Rubin, 'ho said Monday night 1w' I, .ru couple of weeks while he .cis to set what Sen. Lowell -t(-kCr, 8-Coriri., has in mind id he had intended to his plans at a news --k'rt-rw.' last Satin day in jr tair>, ('onn., but changed t.1' nainil after learning that kubin ,nniu_jscc Washington law>er, Schultz could not be reached Monday Ikist _____ MO t.iu,i-1 'i -f " I',' I f C- 4if 'If (A , ' 6.99: MR. p1111 ED KY COINTREAU dill £ PE C - chief the cits council in budget M'Oa4)n ck'cided Tuesday night. tb. ounitil, ('its Miniager lion hiergutiamu arid Volunteer Fire ('hid linger hiasoola Iiisili lt1 (lie (liscussIhir) to elujiunate ltergnitani's reeoiiiiiii'nidi'ii 112,1)50 salary for ii OS ADMII$IGI, C$A0OS IIciU A lUND l 4 15 TRADE WINDS RUM 373.. S 860 SCOTCH ttCLtt'. II - lEiI'UaDt' Iced ___________ ____ _____ ____ 4.99.,d wg,sat Ii 1!" i's,. - ' - - - ' _________ ilium - - .. '4'' .' II ' IC . lIEU _CIi t't ________________________ I YEAR OLD EPL'l 319.. 42 95 ROYAL OFILIJE C3TCM MR ED KENTUCKY CERTTRED 6 YEAR 0 P (BENNORN 6 s1A 39 75 12 YR REAL MACXE NIlE 3 14' 56 95 UT 86 PR Kilt CASTLE MC NINRY 17 YEAR :' 5195 12 YR GRAND OLD PARR 39;., 4595 QUART QUEEN ANNE $ 49 "[WRY 8 YEAR ______ •. 45 41 10 PEAR OLD 6010 3 _111 4595 .' 9950 339.. 3595 7495 MR 10 KY BLEND 3 ,91 UT ROYAL DELUXE VODKA LONDON TOWER 94 PR GIN ABC GIN RUM we GIN RUM-VOD KA .... 5 91.. 7895 WISER 15 YR CANADIAN BOND $99.. 639 _______ STAtfY KY VODKA 799.. 8150 (IT 12 YR =, BLEND 3 . IS' 61 95 49j . 5$ 95 CANADIAN SPRINGS ." 429.. 4995 499 . 5 5 LIMS 66"'.. 339.. 3695 597586 1 CERTIFIIO CANADIAN 499.. 5695 U ,J, 4 7.,. 53 CPTIflED 191.. 8950 ABC 8 YR OLD TRADE MARX,..,. QUART 379 339 -I, t:o -, ________ BLENDS A CANADIAN I .' i:,'t. SOUTHERN COMFORT 01 JACOUIN "'" 0 £ GlIBlY VODKA 3 ,,.r ST1LLBRQOs 3..-1O' lI.l - IV' Rr'tP Ault,8111 Iwo 399, 4495 3 11W 4495 there for the ribh.sun-cutting, 291 j 3 ii' 5795 3. 14755795 RUM '. 3 i . _ '- $ I -I .. & I it YR •iia0* 'It'll' CIII CASE I - - . -1 - 46'.. va., •''' 6 _ TOWELS VIF 1. UP ill 1. Iii ______ -' . JUAN iSTii'*"Piói'NQlR 411 I *-'t c'aw,a,oi c, S . 499 4 l.0 319 a 3".50 Cameo I .66 TNJ $TA*$ 0515 Tit P AN ROSE 37 CAfib UI IMP ITALY -_ -'S. - 299: 34 95 STOCK IMP ITALY rDROSAD0 I' 'O '0 $0011' ineisis I ' 10 - threatened to shoot a b*b. - way pa truss k 'lipped whIle drtvin - 0 - - - - ____ j - . - - I i,'., 5I elilu tJpc:IlIIlp en - welcomed the lie%%, busirims on behalf of the city, . and yor Lee Moore e manager Ed Fryer (holding microphone) told the crowd he and his staff are eager Zavre's for Its success in bt'autifving 1ltSw ll1 - attended - -----• sore. - of shoppers Ma - Di ges '1OH :o t ... :~: iDA Il':I';n'l'M i:N'r OF' j the area around the .s tore at pNitiegr.sheri violacirg the \ewell w;us a m'k erver' t the *,",inter He 'saul -,Browns Mills. N 4 . three hours or-iler in contempt ti ciiuro. .after Charles Ne*rl,', il. was Tht- ludge*i orier castle .jfW ('11of wais -j - rank btmxiw~ , ~,, Cont'd On Pit. !A ('o, lucy Ivan Bissunette Jr the - Lake Mary Passes , - - - Sanf Given ord First City Ordinance ii> J till II Rh) I. rmlsuli I, raId Stall IS riti'r ;,I--' s; . It ,- .,ti i. ii lire' cuntriel district :nutual I.'nefiu.-u4ul to both I ake Mar. t.I (it) count-il nluto'tuiug lut'st.i ,tnel the counts Ydar&'t' S,ltl that, in his opunuon, the new csts night, the' ne'wl', 'ifleeIIllor.Stecl will prt)babl) tie gin the' cit> S In first .i ordinisinu*' a to provide 'I k. :'. Page 12A district 'I he' nt'u district sill run IiniabI J,ickseini tilt- i'it> miiu,st ,st.siut on (lit' shut' Lines as the hire a buulelinug unvspe'e-tor, but umuincerporatcd port of the old Brass .1 - S • 'ri c . " ii- t 'ssgsneer $t m4 - .lIUflc-c' liret'tur lIi,JUU lire' unulInimuIlsls appriced At-cording to ,ec tinug moor City Pay Boosts ,' onstrac't i'iiiit.t. "flair a ttlOUSafl(LS --' ------- i.yut' S ut'partriwnii IV two ientinole ininficai examitirr 4 the state's key WArim Ls , Liar length brown hair, in .ir:ov 'xpe-cted late tista', in the fit-it en&1.ri' heavs ju.urt is bailiffs :jr I; ' i degree murder trial of 15-year eessp watchful eyes In spec. Luesdisy that Newell bail itl)I"i and repnranrs in thin shot ii) times --1,1 New Jersey youth charged five in biu'lc t -a u th the %ta> 12 sbsyuig of an - ')uJ'tj'isim the head, four in the chest tin! I 'rantk ti near s.niurci. - iJurcuti Judge Richard 'lO lIl4llJUV CJ115U 'I)' riuileis tl'oecutor Newman Brock \Iuew ieret1 Y that that tUlflagrsl the brain .intj told the cu-nut court jury iiistainette is not to be eArtier that RWaM Donal of phutaKriphed ,inywher" in the 11"na' _11lutilw %istjnuI i'ubit,' De(tncj,,r K_ I, will testify he Brevari County Courthouse sr ciax picked up on Interstate saiL or o tot' 4r'suncts I-hr 1..ralcl Hutberiz told the ur it SANFORD WELCOMES ZAYRES II',itI B> h)Hl1uP herald 'staff Wrna - - Mt )ST (W the Sanford top brass and -ar - - shortage of raw ('01101) in the U trilled Sta It's 'l'nmui ()'MalIt'v sass. ' 199: 1149 'lii K - '18 VINTAtI CHATEAU MOUTON ROINSCIIILO 771 24 I ft 72 95 BESIAIUFI 800K 01 WINIS 'iII be (XIuiIRl(Ml II) iiI('htl(I(' I'age &A) S01,111 tre hICII 4arc ' iili lit 1i4_ i >CJ( Ibtt',iu the $: 1,113 the puuitluin *nu I - -- '.iiel with the tU per c - -U- scat ci lien hi.' recovers from b'ilb't is i*u:aIs suffered iluring a * Iwililup A man doesnit go VI E'I'N1%MI.:s: gove'rnuruent I 25., 1415 i 19: 515 4450 4$ . really isn'' it iiiiotit tinpu'' Y.eei lois- c served your t'ounitr>- well Why not ku sommucone cIsc be given that stisiti.' tippairtunit>' and Secretary of Slate it ucha rd Stone musks Democratic tut- amid lttl)ul)IR'alu in'tv ch4uii'mistmu to ctut'm't'-ct the (rr.ter. Underataruj (lust thue' UK, (Irtunado Naval 'I rsiiiuilg ' '" ° - ' .., 3 ""i i:i:ii:: S111011"ll"11-1311S looking for bargains head for 1mrk and IN ,~ - --- - will be' poking around to see whwthtr Iiitelligenwe I)ivlsion waiis' of thoje' "things" to utile-li cc' alluded actually do exist. Arva drallvi 2-A Fitturtimmirnt lirilge' 9-11 8-H ll.eriltqs' a.; (lai;ulic',l ads ( *iilll( s Ic I *'iir A tiLe> I I ihtoruit co'Iumilenit It ('rusIuc 1(1-1111 t-II 8.11 8-li 9-li 4'A I'iiiillt' iluctitsi Seiclt't> SiNariss Stute Stnt'k ' 9.H I,> 9,% 10-HA S'A 2.A 8-li 'rupused under the 10 per rlcrea.se theur -sire Ji3Lc - - 0 i\ I . ,, reached .m iuuks'anal det'uit'ii Lb 1111K Ii 0* Li Antout taktiti; care of Lake MAr% ltv'r-Aldmilf Writfer offtu4ij -i new pus I l,'54'iI II) 'I acanit I $1,30ui director of puWic works ,t.i - .tirevtur ti utilities ltfl,day S laiiIet te'uiut> l an J,u k-ansi midvk'e about the future of the' famlis' fotati h i ll . (Page 12A) - lu.imlle.l his thee' t'ailtiuit> until ()e tris't - Index Must have struck a 'ners-" k'iaertmiie'nst runinsitig.' 5l.ur - be lors 'et b> cunniuisaionert 'it 'auhl probably mican a reduction in the niunne) L.skMars s iLl has-c' to get 1-, -sacel sill tji,h( lii per cent mist' t.' in ire'., it hid histerie'ah cc itluutit .i t ute'r-iieluuti 11-1.011 1111DA has it new elections law btit not a $_ 'sn! sLu'tuug Ud. I - cc ithu ttt' cits- to give (hi? 341' it'c' II 1111% lire' t-teuitr*'l district untmliLltt'ls pros ide I .iku' Mar> tIc l.sd si u,ionithus tip talk about quiltitig." counts till probabl> c-untr5ue-t Marst' abisit a 1971) F'hi'rieLi statute that pru)% lilt's for ,' hAt Tlstr:l.>- (51 I)II' this set- ice I .'umit'i I also ht',irul tupirsuetmis train ("units (null. ('uut.t) Acisti,nut Atty howard 01119and 17 government rangers killed , Page :,:, 179: II .; highlanl(ts since Iii.' i'ease lure, with thi \'id 1" SEAGRAM QUART REISKA IMPERIAL BLEND '' 1UT. I FLEISCHMANN ' 1 1PAUL V°'" JONES ' " QUART CORBY VODKA QUART 439] 1 CROWN 479 QUART G!N 1QUART 359j - BLEND ( "' I . of the office of State Insurance ('ofnuiiissmuner Sicti it ii area dry cleaners 'Our business Is not all olumnini utiniit "things" over at .41 'I -' loul . Z',T. $ 11111 '0 (Iferald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) shortage i '95 '' $0Ne' CRAtXLaG ROS(t At 436 - iiIU't,1 ei1ly turned turn, bitnesass mit 'Y Brick laud Binee ilht'r turIng .0 trial revt',e 'frjvu the lead mans ,station uticud. 'lie fil th mInor - 'nurtronm wagtin it'd ci(ci Dorva -where he trial ix 'expected 'a i'taild Slur- 'Ii hijri'iir- ' .a nti 'ontinu. id week. admitted killing Muihirew ertered mor-' well 'after 'iie father of two ctuldren made ileputy theriffi to be in itutV sexual advances today and sources said plans The dali' tntrnduced physical - alt for 'w'altnsI cit the #ntlr. e'iujen,e ent'uding hulleta minor iii phottugrapher' -ion J11en from the body and poU ce 4ltnflpse Riixnrttr turing rps pictur es n and from the utoininig hall Pn of body and leatji ,&ene i nag -r,rr'uliur un*ing Ia' 'I*U'thliuU34 ai th thin Bi35onette, a pale youth wi th 'ida> that Rlssnneite told him he killed a man beea.sse i.' was homoxeual who made adaner's. He also trxtifkd that Bluonette had - -. ______ __________ MOWM 'US_S EAiJ YOU WRAV 298; 2980 IMP LAMBRUSCO ITALY - 19$: 22 g5AMSASSADOA V9MOUT$ . '0 - •"'41aIieJ near the 1-4 1411*? Roland Dorval textifled - an Agriculture l)epat't inent official sees lit) - 191: 7795 ROYAL CHERRY IMP DINMARK 199; 7365 - e-e.n, GONZAtf SYASS CREAM soas li I3a!p 6.99eoaat 119-. 21 • - ABC r-'IMO DI? beSot - Ill PINK CATAWBA '/i GALLON ABC uso, MA G N U M ' _.- "I SmIalky told Dorval a detailed story of horror thrt'atciis COflS(lflWrs with higher prices, l)tlt • building insiw's then tode is's prote'cttotu Iii the pruuset1 missing tiusb,irul amid son It 1 79 6' Ia 95 SAN MARIIN BLAcxe PORIUGAL I' WUSCITSI . 'S tocasi Oit reported M a k es you sunder. just it little hat .Itwsni't It" 3w 1 B EFEATER ABC Inst SaIOJS,D, - ~k ••' 2 u': 'i'i:x'rui•: INIfl'S'I'ht V says a t'n'it ical Is,a.l been rei.rt('iI earlier that the' tin>- hail 15(11 with his fattier ,. -. "1111I sfttoeov r_ 1 V6 .. I B110*11 LASH LIIBfRAUMiICHI 99. 2295 CYN1RY WINI 01 FRANCE e ! - Talk To d Brock said Bissonette was driiing the dead man s station wagon and 'I g. ei'rilnt'nt to delay leasing more oil (trulling tracts in I he Gulf o( Mexico until mon' studies iure lnad('. I I ige 5-, I , ,enucl iIiu( his fuithier 99t " ea a ssistiince from $56,053 to $Z7,11111,55. THE WiTH 14 INCH W*ii$ 419 * Hi"Way 17.92 '..wi'k :as;'J uu$ e ,imi> ______ F9S[ FROM 1W_ - - -1 to serve the people and the con-iimnu,ujtv. Mrs Walter (ieIov, chairman : .iti.I forth. , Ui 1(tTd. ~ Qj 119 RLATZ BIER '" ________________________ 439 6 . 1 D5 RI Witith I BLUE BIER _________ ________ 11w (-onnnluuni('atiorus lint's with; Strange..miohxxly .. _____ cult 9S [ ax, sns1 1 £ L1111 ST. LEGER tHIs'S ISNASC 8 549 BEACH - Cl$W( CHAMPAGNE GLASSES -.,..-- Lv 111k '& SAIl S .. 99 ABC PREMIUM BEEN CREAM AU 395 TU$ORG BEER % BLACK VELVET 'o& CUBE ICE 5 9 ' 6----, 9 9( - ,- - of Ille I'adies Civic and ( ollitntI111tv .,~ffairs cominittee. saw city_%%I(j l)tatItlIicatlonu is her Colilnilit Itt' S tOl) 197:1 proje ct and commt'nded News W`O tness - 1cpartmental requests are Iijklud lIw new equipment requests - e.it hiiir itil'S (Oniil)liuifl"(l of WISERS 199 I. ta.a_ 10 YR. RENAULT *ii-i -- - 1 ps_ -- - - - uiuterfcrenat t' anal itiz-enus bamuil 4. 59•, 4•49 ABC 8 YEAR -, ____ - 5 a_a P II is ci cat, --- - •' Ic '', - _.__________ .44j ugaini after reviews of other l ;nlio operators talking hack w.ui s -. I—_ -- ,\t TU TAGS RLN 't'r IN SEMIN(ilk: funr of last-minute big eeker ' I fc'ri Id Fthorn h'1 R ill V I rc'eflt _ R ltergniuuuni --- More (kin a couple clays ago, (tic wire services were burning Aug. 12 lIli ,IeJt . ,,, 'tuice calling For help 1 hat' su',urc-h was t'olleei toil Ii, D. •i554 " ,',.,' A i-vent. 'if those iui>sutt'ri.iwi radio broadcasts fronis Santa CERTIFIED till ttilr. lV• 1155(1 P.l_C,P Ir ¶ 50 II'llS ill 399 GENESEE 3 14 ROYAL DELUXE UP '' 1 MP. TEQUILA ABC 6 YR. KY. CLAN MACGRIGOR _________ ________ THIS WE[K S BEST BEEF BUY' 6 iSia**i ABC 8 YM OLD ROYAL DELUXE 8 YR 0• I' SD5I1i IMP CANADIAN VERT - - the' quite's Of muons', ci ho attended today's cielconuic' tie Guest estimates ranged all OLDISREPEATER TOM SIMS II ITS 55* 8 YEAR .. I'. S SIVSICI BRANDY &-e" I' lisle 4.49W 4.29 'lYR OLD WITY.7.599,. GOLD COACH " " "s ALMADEN BRANDY 399- STANUY MR ID KY Gill SCHENLEY RESERVE '"" tilt FIFTH SPECIALS BROOKFORD KY TAgp,". HAVEN "t1 - STANLEY lilt ?~; Rits '* *I Ile most auspicimis it:rand OPe"Ing I've ever seen" wery 3,_Q1 418$ QUART iACOUIN VODKA CERTIFIED P41141 •tt* -l i 5.29.. ti, 0' SUNNYBROOK t.' ci aai I HIGHLAND BREEZE STILIBROOK ii.-..c. ABC RUM I= . liPs 500000" 1-5 'PA ;' . - - • LONDON TOWER '4 di' Psi 1*- HAR WOOD IMP CANADIAN 0 Islil C,e WHITE HORSE . %:ccp y'.. 0. MR ED KY - B000IES ,-I ABC VODKA pt uris 11' - 37 5 n QUEEN ANNE ABC GIN his, John A. S po liki •dS ' pliuguerl uu.ny of the rotintiex in the state the lost few earx _____ ____ - -- curnirnr should help alleviate the hug shortage which Pax - ilredl it hc'luiri' prvs-t'nitntion to the' tiun&il tie 197,3-Ill. The lerelimnhrsaril',- approved budget -uils W9,1 11.55, But council members nuuiude it clear this suin "Ill lie gone over _____ u4M1',e ' I_TI? - - - ______ _____ 111 _______ ~' jLIu - . ' Fireman requested a budget •,.ei I ' I will be shared ti> thurt- totaling $llP.4,l09 - • through l"ruelay ___________ '' __________ McHENRY 8 YR II R( b ' lit hhtL* DII i CRTIFIEO tAM.al iii II KAHLUAL..', 6.99k' ROYAL DELUXE1 86 PR . SCOTCH MACKENZIE 16AWS AX 41 Do e'l0*tl 1* 5' 0*1(51,1 ---------------- -- ---- -------- -- IS' - - - R('d. iin,,r 1. SI SI A*i* . IV' UIR. I? ICI?tS CSSIIO I to IS' 0. SMIRNOFF II 551*050 • U*ai CIii*I u$ tOil_A 0*' • • IS isc&si uPS CNIMt Dt MINTHI SOt0S_IISQ.555I a 4bo VII I_ 5 8!1 VII SlOt GIN DOMAINI .4 0.00 K'IlSSIii?ialo '" t _ - r-_), volunteers, who tart professional firefighters on tither depiirtnuuensts, to give tilt, i- It) ai1ulitiiiflil (-overage durinti 1 00 PR VODKA n As goal (lit. __________ ____________ il& __________________ _____ 1OD VOOKA ROYAL CAST SI' V~N~LjVAF44& _~_L - ________________ 'eta., 54,. i-S OM P5i 1a44$ ti':i I: Y'eli % ICU'15',: - OPR JACQUiN USA - HARVEY'S I.. isa i.e 59 STANLEY SCOTCH _______________________ * Hi-Way 17.92 , At 436, Casseaerry 00 3111 311, MR £0 ST GIN * CERTIFIED 11P11111'a 31161 TV VODU DID PtA RUM -• '' ' "05" - 1 three-year If, called p' r tag to be issueti r,.xt iieanient 11 FA heel up (Ia' haul sectioni of thi fire deportnuient. At Itasooli's urging, they agreed to a niulnimutui starting salary for firemen iii $7,500 annually. Approval Was given tci iitlil ,ininthwr ful l-time Position to (Ii.' (tire.' paid ituen already on staff lw'i additional nuucnu are to is lured at niiki.year 'flue lull liii. positIon to begins thief -- :- -er.'rx in t.i'.irg Ii, *.e' t heir tags and the Injible itier his iaff ire. lie op.q 11w' r. _ will be needed then. ('oiinucul lupprie tid ii univ.' ti BLACK VELVET , icerilitigly, but the state had Red hug Hood fire station in ttii 1974.75 fiscal >t'ar, a iild ctut '11w positiomi its elimunuited after lenugttis- discussIon ant eng A11,Y C H;STIAN S , The $81923.55 fire department budget for the new year does i B RA NDY OlD THOMPSON HiWay 17.92, Fern Park * .,.Oj - a. Li4,! 48c AYORiNk AYT!M( ____ 6 YR ••; - DANCING 'TIL 2M APSY IRArsO 66 6 99 CAIlIAS ('AssI:l.In-;liuy / - --_.1.7' liii - tltirx4I.ly emil Frol, _________________ hit • in nwces.s.iir> iii (',t'a,'ll,,rr it tlii little. ''If the city had idi'nt if money, I would sa get a 112,(fle a sear imuari intI a cur for huti ft,isiu,i)i 501(1 lie idmiultte'l, however, with the prubahilits lit i.iiil pre ii tuba ri Iv op pr .ived TO UPS '-4 n a.a: 8 YEAR ROYAL III I * 150,1lIla? AUG l-.si h-.M tli'rald Staff %'srit.'r II iii STANLEY THRU SAT MON . KENTUCKY V.S.0.P. BRAND iP i1&S(i P.'i&I f4 Q TAVERN 1 00 AMERICA'S LARGE F1& SPIRITS DEALER OLD STANLEY 'IC Pill Till towum U •tSSOi . ,,,,, III U IYDAS rcns 1*1 'ITO-I 'u"nc IMP. TEQUILA 8 YR. .. 1 I* to? 1: CI ta,. tc J I MItsBEAM - Im MARTIN'S a WHY PAY MORE? V V.V. V 0 , Rift. 59% al Li. ii U,i ARC BUS It TPII CASIOAD A',D 1e( SAvitds IS * ______ 3.99.. 9O 0. 'Its:. intents' is' 1 aI a* Aaft It, 133 East ROBINSON ORLANDO FLORIDA _________________________________________ I !Y '2i111 ,- jrr'jj , ''VISIT YOUR BEAUTIFUL NEW SWINGING - - ABCIf COCKTAIL LOUNGES A-- ____________________________________________________ ______ ::iight take, not as an attora nt as a uwmber cit the (--n-n-., lit-rrerua said Ii. rrenia also staid he 4, I Ps', a p rison offi cial that tie -I the Cubans, Bernard l5,arhr md Euge'nio Marti nez, did r, regard Rubin as their attorra Hubin sa id at the l)anbus-, news ''oruft'rt'nre that he Pt. It VIJW VODKA BRIZARD "That's what) told them to do men to stand by in their bar. two or three weeks ago,' }toth- racks. and air farce c- nmaruii. blatt said in a telephone iii- ers sent th eir jet fighters awa> (eric'. '1 said, FeIlow,thisLc frcan Santiago to keep them the tiuuw' ti ait ar! tt't out ''? the fronts being ircsinde'd bs the car arm.. c-med' sr D '' 31 kill -' ' .'.en and had rerrl,'rcil a. Pric e its Cents Casselberry Cuts Paid Fire Chief Sttiii'i. _____ ______ ____________ ELUXE I. I$ elI _____ ROYAL GUCKENHEIMER - - L sun - - "C Dl , '-: 1040' IPISII MR. ED KY. ,, federal prison at t)anbur> - ti.rs - - I,, '____________________________________________________________ awaiting sen te nce The senator's admLnistratu t' assista nt, H('berl I. Herrenu. '-aid Weur ke-r art. .,,A,,% (tie meeting s'tui'-wh;it ('on- I() surve> possuluk' ,V 1 -, ceil th,-t' . / .1 ; - 4411(1 Pee regrets It. vi;rn$f 4 flrp ratixeti Vehli faulcit to deliver Office Furniture Office Machines Office Supplies Art-Drafting & Engineering Items and Luggage S . lti In ted a 10 50) irs r.'ai' this Wednesday, August 22, 1973-Sanford, Florida 32771 ______ ______ I •S ______ ::-rrun the .r night. forcr pubia relations office . Henc Hothblatt, a New Y a comm unique saying all attorney whc formerly repf'r- units had been put on the alert sented the Cubans, said he had and that Rua was the air For. aLso advised them to change onl - "authentic" leader Muncji -- 7 _____ ______ 1 re'sted in the men's plight 1,%eicker met with the Or ust Monday. The> ple ad--i ui!ts and are being held in a u 61 3 ITWI 'I 5.99,, 90 PROOF_GIN LEWIS '66" '54.105 .11 &.111111 -. S*• JACQUIN BLEND 90 PR. GIN 0*1* 4b nnut'nitw'r 'if the Sen. Watergate conunittee, wit', am sure it '"'c' - a ker, a ''I WISER 10 YR . SEAGRAM S '0 w 5I fl v GRANTS 8 YEAR i--a -- - -- HUD 651h Year , No. 303 ' AR I I is int'l tra( tot Hnxinexq has her Illulity of getting lietire tlig.x Iteursihsy. The Seminole tag 7RJM'l) h ens. plates %-ciur unit Ito> sislil he lii,l JVX Save on ' - '"- ' - * ;), the (lriingr (ow-ity tag nffi' t)'h11, revealpel that it h. k, there Puss been only a "i,tli Iltiw " ire liii' f. II I j teatly flow (if t, tInting the t.nekl i'tiod, hut no long Iini fairiN buy it ciitil 7,rWWi-a,nflf) last year hug ix ieiiI that ______ . ;erj.r I __ X R.gular 1129.95 PRICE n"w ~ although Itwrt' slow this week, hut t he y up.I. Iil'Cf) 11ll litws when 11w' erwthor liit nnIrih,?r P itNflS in the ,ieurnuig flux AWC 12 $7 their ha been - I Ililifli Royal Apollo 10 It Electric SALE until ili.' i ffr,in'p ,irwI , voiiirtii 14 IKIl tw,wevrr 'lb. Vr'lusln ( 'iunt y '4th in I *I.arwl reI,'I t'4a, u çfflj Liaq tags on hand Ther" Al -A - .._ runty of plates eseept for trii. itfnrb -' __ ii ov.'r I _______ 011*11 1?I&.4u 1c. LEGER &44 ill ntr- 's 1(0) doctors I 6 DAY SALE •' national airline. thousarads at men reventh- added to pro rs.sicirm,aI workers and ha lf lende's cabinet inamoxe to end ___ - >" _______ 4 a "j> N,,,,, - c t,fiIIfl' lii (liii! are ( 4 (1 ii l'xt t,u,' Irrult Its title -, - TEACHER'S VSOP COGNAC 'II JHEDGES"BIJTLERGRAND DAD 100 ' Switch For 4 Watergat Plea - -- - 711110 M2*11 goal Was to block Begon had not been disputes within the armed _____ - tcig, validating of r neil 'lii k.r Wt'Ii' ts'iii'cl for I plate; until Itee ran tint cit I e - IN - of 1 -- Accompanied by his ItoEven people regarded as his gon entered the hospital Mon political oonents-..those who cia> after being missing for four take a hard line' wi th the Corn. weeks Police questioned him mnuntsts-iaflied to his side," forhcswsane1 thenctarg(1hiii the spcIesman said. with simulating a crime and The coup was ted by an exil ed wi th stealing $1,OO from All('s .iurforcegrneraI, ThaoNa,w Home off ice William Sheehan, ti'ossed the Mek on g River from ARCS '.tcr president for news Thailand with 1C supporters, in Nw Yotk, said h3egon was an eiwd the Viertianc airport and adziunuttrative cimiplose, not a se veral air force planes and correspondent, although he had made some bombing and been a correspondent in lii strafing runs on the army 's past and still did some radii duel base outside the cu> reparting Shee han also said 11w - - - count on 6 r r,it 'nit Secret Vote Adopted It __________________________________________ Iii .l%'l-. I %S',I-,t,IiI lilt '* in liIn Uii I iilitii iiie S4 lIIinIll' I I iifliq tsir iiffi •' I I 41IIr1 liii IIf') Hay 4411(1 l'dIIi,r hi l"rhl,i'. ti - vk lift' still In unit tti,' t'"l:iv that tile it,, ,ill air •tii " - i'tltIknlg Ii lb.' ilcail line for prlK'rn%Iltinhiers lining tip at i tipisinril k Inure hid 1'piuliir ;erio lii Pfl1' 1 t,l fIi'reletrl When 11w _ AL Pr - '" - Shortage f1~. - Rizzo Test Criticized Tag ' $ George A icc fann f. the N&.n administration said toda that Frank further controls on U.S exports of obe,rts and Sturgis on charges ( othe r crops are not cars- into ...-*i VIENTIANE. I.atis IAI'I Assistant the pciuitical •ii.recnwnt anti rer4 Ajnculturr Carroll ( Ma 'rashed lfl ,i L'.' ui- titer ft- (r.4h An unsuccessful r*ghtetn1 at. place Sxivanna Phounu, ith ttiut*'r he hiI Sturgi.s and tire other persons were named In flninthaitr said th.aL if such coolrol.s are cir% nientianc had a curleee the tiered, the United States would pay a %fl) high tempt to oust Laotian Premier tix veteran rightist leader. 1k was captured, and the gcv. tment ,t ______ .t ______________________________________________________________ lilt' ii;n night, but citlwr;i'c Stuvanna I'hciunia probabi Mn,, lin (titii. The attempt t'rTUilCflt fIflflOUflCi'el th ••• ••••••••••••••••SlS pncc through loss at he had ill reinforce the (fimurust Sturgis is in the federal prison at t)arthw'y. eJ in I hiirc lwn Thaci The administration lmDctsed exncrl o'witrnk hod ci lntiirio hl' ..1 IL! (ann, under a 41tyear provisional sentence for 1972.crop "beans and Other high-protein Pathet lao demand 101' a bigger feed his part in the break-in at the Democratic sources earlier illitita,r) presence in Vientiane. this year in an effort to curb overnment officials said Kid National headquarters in June 1972. rising costs to American livestock nap Story Lands Bruntha'er's remarks were for Sturgis is accused in the indictment of con- nieetmn of the American Sc> bean lirrd Negotiations to I oriii a coati. Association sparing in 1968 and 1969 to smuggle stolen cars 1k ticn go vernment and reach said agnculture is "citing the crest (if the into Mexico pirnianent peace setUcnt at tt pr-e-'.'nt tiC Begon In Rome Ja il I .ss are hung up largely on the I'..thet l.a -i dcnand for i I \U I;iu' t' '. ii thi' \laft1 il a .arrlson l,IO of their troops lra n ,.tv r red Amer 1t •irthing ehe .it the' time of Ill s and li po ce to protect Commu. television MIAMI REACH iAI' 1 - Frkgates tc the man Jack lkgon disappearance' NIILADELPHIA Al' - Iii ci polygraph General Council of the Assemblies of (o'l have rust vpresenhatives Ifl VICTh from a hospital room to Jail expert, have cnticized questions asked Mayor voted to admit dwcirced persons tianie, heretofore the ritc icr-c posted oUtNite and those ii ho ttFrank Itizzo, Deput> Mayor PtuIIip Ft 1. Carroll have remarried , rightists arid Prince Son cif 1a>- on a charge that his st(4 Iegons hospital room, and ii'. bring kidnaped b> the Mafia .irpl ('it Democratic Chairman Peter Canuel V4fl7u,'5 neutralists B a secret vote of 1,29.3 to 385 delegates ted i.i5 .l fake. during a lie detector test earlier this mon th. Monday to adopt a We can expect them to ask %,IC sa id about $5,00fl report by a stud) t'sion according to Television station KYi (car trore milaar guarantees here. that recommended a iberalis.aticin of Handcuffed to a POCIUJIfl. bussing from Its home offi,' .,is a result of the coup. and that etiureti's view of divorce and remarried as being' 62-year -old employe of the and told Begnns vik to "gel .i Warren Holmes, of Miami, who administered in keeping with current biblical interpretation means more troops," a American Broadcasting Co. gond ti'uiunal lat'r." But the polygraph test, said it showed Riuo and go vernment spokesman said man said the netdLr Assemblies of God ministers were given taken from the S.alvator sp u. rrcU i and Camirl hid the wi!larguet he va re ai th th about a pi-rT1iion Li perf orm mamages f or diorcel to -ec that Murti Internatiiin.eI Hospital it) Inc r'sation mncrc - of an) ri ghtwthg genel the three had in a hotel ba throom. persons who were the Innocent parties Italian authorities did anti t, the Regina ('teli jail lie as to eho cares to seize power." not filed any charges agat:t be examined bs a police doctor The exam was intended to resolve the questmcm The .spokesman said that a The council stressed that it as merel determine if he should be put LI A t'tt.r ,,,,.1•,t ,.. ... ,a# -A .-. t_. ,-__,_i W t e...auuvi iwne r '' "P inthejailinhlnnarv rather than !ui'rsan iuiodunes r'r qualification, of '' """"" rI tutects for city profrcts if ('arnie) would back church kaders wt.ow- hlcc i the perc.atr attempt Monday was the sup111::'s choter for district ,,ttrnf'. _____________________________________________________________ h'howna could ______ port it showed Souvanna ,.r1 tia in- I uuluit) will n cruise ama) ilitulic'S from this ituil w4jitill utitil lakit. builetaug inspectitilex with the rt'ct'c'atsin $li.ni,,!: Itlornhnug S-t''isiufl lost suc-k la_snnda', agreed to pa> the 1guc-e e- hif, city enguwer arid tiuutit' iIL5l'tti(ItS -ii tIding Iterl"Its dlrvad~ I-mued pritair to each starting ..-t 1 isijiit-i asitI , per. Utuitv Rule t'd'lSi4'l*tect, as well 4-s ro uk' But le r Li paid 115,2-12 I*iU1U411) out 'imitt'rtuin wltutkin' to the while Cut> Kugumucer slack that tiiA . Ia>ui Lee luvri said i- $Ll,,>u. for'i'atiuii 'should be ,ivsiilzil,1. art' getting the lUll 10per t'v*at budget sse till its o..n Law h'went).,u.x woo t lisarIrig l so cull w er t IiII fiijj hiked to twid au .uitieipuate't.J in tease 1,0uJu deficit UI ut umihihled i.tx'tor post created L.azt-nb>' salars Is $15,331 aIiII 10 per cent po We a thor estatit itse' Iurst ordinance duos t:mtit uperatluna liuu,nre L)trrt-tor Iki ir tiuiu b'aurw th lt*ht';l receirs $l5,i exceed tht' svs wi in the \'c'stt'rcLa s high II lit thu.s %luuri said Skiet *111 Stuils adopted by the lit) km i itt, Clerk Ka) SAx%iii.m. %tw Itit. P"'bitmu a1v us ttw morning 66 HIM IIWFC %,I% 50 ill '51W $1 UUna ar-v ,M.Wlh (114)01' Eur the ans inch tit rain lust night haitI> his L*'s'n working out eel her riislurs range on thi cut) '5 their ))bu uiw when a UI3 b> llighs siritusuel till I e ci tlulbit will teLis iususi' unto teuiuporar> CIII uual salary for the th oiling rxs4umst fl)( 1 96 uurthn' ilUle c- s at liii 1 ''ulstrs Club iieiil to upper 6th ,sce'r.sgt'ul out the present t'uiiaiiussMrneI' G4.P(-ik,MI Mv)vr ,,uocb,uumnawu pcut .ms-i Ihiuisik'rsloruiis linigu'reci tier htu.stl calorie's said he wants (ii c'usxsidec at'tew vI newly auwxesh inriw scattered ss't'tlt,ns tel 11w tuiiih'iu I itutletl at the Jolumuns Walker Using thus )tar's salaries aisJ raisiui c'IIv ¼'tS1til*uitIiOthit' ws.ith o4 la)la1r t'u.intr x'sb loday, greustl>weakened Huiileling, Mm'. S,iecuiu*ua said adding 11) per real as urikred saLaries but chsc'ussiuu was will be decided l'.cv 'aid Pu follow hg 'l'uc'sdss> 's twits> '.hu' .'slat'e-ts to h1ise .5 e'it> ;shone c'iuhut'r b> ceuiuivasiuns'rs the tklâeci wilul t'it', .ttt %'ertwt wits be iii - -. iut-stett,-1 tb - ,iflt-u Its',, .ti- i' Pi4-t,, 15.11cr n-t.$ \5: '41 - . ,. ' .l.._-1 �2A—The Shrilard Herald D L% I: (JIJI1( We'ir,øjv, AIJQ 72 Irl" c.......& A .p1. ffif e '+ Li 1-1'u1 It1 1 I t -I In! atiL HrdN&affWrii Ih Lit ht 'triJ permIt Cnunfl authorized acting CiI AU% Ned Julian Jr it i rnunc, rclulctakt IA. rnur, the cantrlkti Iidat. $ernnk Cnwn Cnm*aitat bu or, poj Firr Chief Ton; wt*huu It hno& rx ti, exisfind t main under i and u.c fpsJ s"IrNc;s- uni autharazec 1: ctiII' nnIr w& _ rIght.4..4)f. Swntfnrt $au: t'arttth.aflwh*ct tzuJge hearing i art'otdaner tr b em the. cit g prnect It with Jitr Mpillid lb water n. wro 0; that any ntenx It' exz'ead 11w taz ng Douglas AvetiUt w the U rrvte but.. iintl fivi fin mznendatrnn next w wp Uiv our. prit ac3cr CM 42Ifl fo contractor tiae hnugh :- ns* cannot bi 11w lint Council approved P o ll Chief Jutw Ea.c1j reeom !Twfldiitwr the' It tCPt the xnrxa) & Audit' Svstemt a! - - -. - . . - r1oruh In ti mstalf n master alarn pam!) in the polir department Audio £'.'Rtenei foe ! i~ i - County - - using the dead nuirm credit CaTS It bii ga.coline -W - ron; f'Lzutie.r iiunnei arid Auhurmluft -- - - - it !inw had m pesta! whet the sow tim: 11w twr, days orior It the murder Mirtiat' I l.sndsn 1. rl'lfltrd him litjtiiyirc11=4111eltio it. fmru Vaught. accepting at. enguwer r report on his pppnf Iwardui! Road stir, thre, It: tIn- towel after faUin to coretract with the- Ctt of Sanford fur municipeal,rvc The develn! hind 'itarii ;oned final decon .- fliaaionerr ;raised 'aug for his action, and la ter waiter park sewage- treatment requerernenu. hr Wwmousi certifying sewer unti water ser'icem In' tin !*iruig Harnnwcu, Mobile Home Purl., L, I- zint! SI. 41L Will, their evee ilbeiud focused Or: F'rid&n nign: unmhItls'e- it kesist Oppresswe- Puliticiaru. LE the Sun and Spring Hanmwck a-owners Jim and Margi Znttnick for their park, operation Acting Cuuntr titlatici chief hole Parnujie, stud tin' Spring !Inrnniizrt package sewage' trea tment plant, ap'1i run park 'flit- Zotinieb tiftet tin- meeting, said thr art- g,Iiiti unt ii. serutmizmj tilL' llrea-niutiile heuflie- p&r twr'e m."r tradEionaflr t.ziic om till.!. in its mintula cun!runtIettn with irate (.i..()J' memtierm. sit. Aug workshop acialoet de'tathng rounIr pulwr iT: reventh enacted zoning regulation, tanning tralterr h-urn. rummier cia) areas and agricultural plots it that: ii: re ac s, rntnnuuluner, str- eeJ erulugica) t'on rn,s tienying unr attempt ti evict trailer owners fran tin-in land, liii board pledged ti set up "urw-.tenae-.onjr-' wrung , allow- perniarn-ni residence' on tin- iniauli pLots-but uiiulr if tinLand tuu acveptiible- drainage' Dog Low Expansion Tue t'uar delcaited lit ptop ed d runtru: ohri-, arid ordered Assistant Countr Attr Howard Mazi'aee' It es- 11w uctior canie- after reprentat,ver Iron, nIr ure a animal organizohutis. including iii, Central I'ioridi leiimn-1 c:lub and the- Oriandi 1i- luimng Club, isunted out discrepancies, u Ut' Pmped ordinance anti au4eSted uadenmg iti Borrow Pu Low Passed The rlfliuiliiISiui: lippruied Iouitt tiurr'n* pit lanthiend rsi: operators or haulers-U. &ecUrt' permits from the- countr TIn-perniti wlllunh tn'oadaf a public bearing, anti iui'Ufucaitimi bi the count of all landowner,, pus albir ziffectret tie. proposed boerien pit }-'errmitn will be required lot all renitwaii of niort than 21) t-utac yar Of dirt. wcluthn- hose on large, sing k uriopmerit, hauling met public road, eetii lot fin- mealare, roenes it, aedtiozw allowing Mre h'rwelt read aloud an iurtn:h lathn lftSsOtit!tU Uric! Juir l escan while awilitmI- truklzltSiuIifuril fur 1W,' h1V9tAaIW'f, murder TI, trial tx,tep piL b tie' Zonhfuf if'toe arid requirements bit independent aperilbori or t'afltrw'tm' Mew,- a cops of tin' upee-aitni' ;K-niit before removing anr dirt Zo Lease Amendment The- board postponed far am- we a rrqu to Ce trai iiu Zoological Purl, of!irruu Gil BLake' It ann-rid tin- le aseuei tier Lake' Monroe- ilk It allow tin parks uonmuiflee and hic-uwit,r pla nner ti approve airiull renlstrurtiu,:: l;tujee.'ts_anid steve a trig) U List' vunuzrnssion in eui one' "We don't want Ii hieri ti come to the L'utnmiJ5on an ..,.,.4, ICHL ...-.--. '-IMuU' uitec ----_____ rennet Make said, I!ZulhIuth'ig that delays will cus'mune-r.and that Count)control will be nuunliuned Un'ougth 11w atil Qralrnun d hulen, coinnueliding the sueie-tr fur "irr'uw Li I1v i ii- tie' letter of tin- kiuie ordered May- see Ii ne'r'it'n tin- requtrrwd i'use unietidneent, up: -' Impact Zoning Delay is scleedukti -31)p,ni.. iziqart zoning regulation,, requn-erig devviope,, to pa), the CI Of irErelised public- serrvsc prompted b tin-udeveionnent moved U- 111111"vilit- after IN- d,efensit, rnamnuu,wtl pru-truu: publictir would utsirurt a tint trial fu Hi*n,ttt' Ili Sennnr'le- cnunt Senimnvk- Sheriff r. C-apt 1. .1 Kri: detailed for tiff )ur~ uzid tin leer'l mnv1g1itIomU Ii nit'ntil' tin s000tint rlt'txrt ffl( \e'si Jerser and tine!, - I;nI said Carolarith visor 1)iivt Hlutw'e told tim '.t'weli had nuir:ui dill Icultie, and rented imufler runzmu dliii luuti stiiiin-. visitti Orlaiwli. mold flJOflC Wt-ri ii ttn- ubandenweJ Newell car wIn-i: it war rri'vered a! T"flibe'rtt,n, J - tear itse titOin- Of liusoin-ti,",, miiotl ------------ Tin fir -ca:rt, !ilurth" tria ,, t-e-'r.i Mielsel 1. l'tistt'r, tuis bet-ti iliuived trutti -- Marshall liar MrCarer, , miku' facing sentetteinig, stud in"ripped of!' itio INnorfem It was a tip from Mcearier whit-Ii resulted in thee' arre & Power, A III)ItII nd uneaInv'' I5s.k S (It'. Iht,'ii1It t.sI * 'I .i I ..itih,si1i.t .ii;ii - - - titLing no new - printing. rutting nil ad'r:t!.Ing tabloid sip. fiienut'nt, from I In eight pages and had ceased publication of special - - as grabbed h ariou customers experienced Zzivres cashiers flown rn from around the %trtioli5 Lake said the cuts should .qth,tf- — Waited to please the shoppm allrow thf nruspapert to, )UtlIl*t l -4i1L:t lit, end eel - Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr a n g s slIs os*ltion er' S P SAIGON .\i .\ \:t t'on1 it:. - l% langer position touched off the igtt l\lttle in South Vietnam's central highlands si nce ilw Januar cease-f ire, the Saigon cornmand reports ott a g t'riiiiit'it '111C,Saigon command said today that -- -. 1RL s Closer To Reaiity prnt*''tti.i IL! - l:-t At! - 'fl1flu&csine (,r tre Imk'y oamn: lift advi- Or ;eariii .t jaeople'.. j&l~j iIdeii Said ieddjts1 "We' c'nidcl Wink- R4LSOOILI sait I i-rn Part have' a real ubien: if CI1 U n-tiling ti 'ou': wittl dri'mt it withhold for pro1ic* fi! Fort contended tha! life attack 1)rov,ded DI'(1-11-lb4 ir and .Nla\ of next year." vince t. 'Me command alio rejx)rted %'let Cong attacks west and northwest of And A3311"1111 COUntA Ali% Huwart: Marsee whul'- ruri rTliIginj: through state- lien !-llulc hiitv,' state-with- zipplicatmons fur other counties p)nclerinl, it soilitinri. 1, Um. jollp. unincorporated areas, can Ink Sel u; it dues appear a aerier of U'pulnu "I will propost. suet fli area same Unit' brunumaund said, addini districts hove- been ninth "I would still prefer setting up a pezslbk "We-vt- eliminated the Inst Until C:te'oUflir fire' district. aliestacit, suinding preibo-mi, lianet) Ut: C ruling hr Mtr bu- tiw%' after' 1 U, vount%-widt- It". c iam'l of -- ----- ------ - - ----------- - - - --- --- - i ' - II. - _ iIe'!L',4 '' ie'!eiL: If i4.' IF'..ti.L',t in it -et itiUuLl:04 it niuile4uciing and 11* UiUWUi hieiinng Aid Center arid I5t4Jfe' deceptive sale,. practis 11wa' involved sellu ikaring Aid Curmipminr of Orlando. Florida. was tevin-ing aids without mmiakurw proper tests of tinn'voltrd UrsdI,T b beultt officiu of tin- equipment and custunirrs, mmiisle-'adin*' toof 1k'altti TIn- llivmwi of Health bromes and arid lornuletittie in regulate, sales literature-, ' ' - .,. -' ,,. ,-----, ,•, "SW Noon Stock Reports --ti'. Sib, :i.. , li__ , -, e,,,,,, i..' " - "SO" LOW - " " 4' '5 ' I e-, • OflA.t,41 e, , 1". 71', 31'. . ,. '. ,,• ' ' - '-' 4'. 414, 4th ' ' _ Sø'. I' 84p, low c.,.. Lab ••' r,c,5 -CIP ov sue. 741, U'. U'. W,V a-i. a-.. *. n v. v • ,"• n'. " i"• 'I.- u' "' '" Si- - 71 • 2, - , d.,'S-n 1$ ....etr 3,.3,., ss'wv' 71. 211 , • 45'. '. U ia. 'a , ta Mqwlit. Iii'. tIC. ' '.' mot re I•, ) • 71 - sm..s' a • N - •44Ø4çf 554. 57 '. fteltiqfil -- u-'v't V. : "wit..i' U'. j. e'Saseinp p p,,'. , '. aa-, - j a--, It . W. " V'. k" u cc. IUI- l0 15i SwI 3,'. ..,-.,, is, is a. 1' 17 I' )"tl'T3 pq 14 c ge., cc ce'. ii ,, u.n. se ' ..' i,,,, t..,,,n - ., .. _ ' ' '. - ' ,-. •1 - it a - ci,, • - - ' ' - - 5' . , _____________- - w i s • unt. p_ ,. U.w..,' '4., ussi., I Jr. it it it,,,,a'. a. *.,..,.. a • a • fbd,ta. •,. - ,, .. - - :' ______--------. U'• U'. I.. a'. a'. X. U- . a U'-. u .'. .". '. 3,'. $'• 3," W. 14: I ________ HS Seniors Need Jobs In Offices iUIl) tm' -'--- .''i !!m"i:l!,L - ,,i.sUJs. -! .4! '"I,' I '.ili: IL C'eIrimc4J iliItttiiih1' ni-u uusurse',,,, iltiiUui Ito reIuk-cJ EuL1 how fur retateti stuu ano urn' tl'eeii! education prugrsimm: ermtifled with the' he her-vuu,-djnuutu,' (lit cooperative Buinc, ("espermiti"-, Uuttri-u,, '11w student will be emnpknrej Lduciitiini Education CiiL C I pnsvi lut' 41 iiiilhliiitUi. of 4b&' iluuri- of if ,rtsu Lure- Ili need of typist,, u.'tuul purt-timiue- work t'. regular auchietiuleti eimipl(svimW,i cle'rt,.tr pests, M!eTeLtirie's. perienct, Ili offict' toi-V1411114002, Liedit for piruitcieney W ifob recept"Of, Isis file clerks. test high school seniors lwrltiniuunet- a detemnimed by Itenunuplwrs. bouk1reepee ua' lit- student, are- i'firl.aIiI'ti it the leO' fl'1.'lst$tlifl4It,,,' 1,1st! t1e' del-tO! 'mlfe*', "eu-firers elalJ lit'e ott i'll Uu!-.tritit.' etitli :is - Itut titiruir r ,.t :C;T L.i:ss-r, i •eu'.'.dnttie'r fiat'., (sa..twcaineteSanJu,duril9H, tIe'-"tuiir will: TI m'-Iietti,. - tua - ' 2 Milk .wke H ' : i 0 1 '' REMOVAL V OU BUSINEss VT '}'W kt'"es -------- Funeral Notice p,".-'C 'tdi*,S' ,I4HwC 44 ,,..... ,,. at,.p ct,'-a brosi,r raq,q., ,. - -' ,•r, 0 - -- . I'-, hI''•I •t - ,' ' a SI, .1 '.'- • I - •4.. '' •l' -- A • ,' pI ' 5 -•I - 4r.i' cl(f It I ' -I ,fr' Cassette Recorder 7a,doI no CTP 2Y Cassette Reg 19t' Rubber Bands R "Organizer" Binder 'Note Pad Ta Des $247 'Clip Board ___ ij 0 Elmers Glue-All Ck Reg. 56c co & I Of Right Guard 5~47jy Foot Guard II Arb1I!I!1t11 Pen .. .. -..--..----p•---lI ___Clairol oz,,w Conditioner i'iarI a 1 I •! V I ______________ Clairol liaLong & Silky Hat •, 1 j i Details And L ow Cost Will keep Students Informed Of Back Home Happenings 1 .1 Of I ORDER 5UIISC IPTION 'l() 4. ___ 1irta1 Q_Ilr "'ittux'i'i - _ Sav•a• Spill • - iP!_ To Start The First Day . ..- ;' N . . :, ' ____ Your Back -To- Schooler LJ Reaches Campus ' ci A----- A Full 9 Month Subscr pt iou 21 U DE N It Well S f,jrt Mailing and 13111 You Lt'letr — - , thsswe'ei.ned I 6 J - 001 19 I--/ .Ww"I I ¼ l1,iIl I '' , ______ 1L_ 99C !eerCoaste led Inlaid - - ., -s I wis Sit if 1- Reg 39 39C for , on VItamin! 349 Vitam!n C 4 L 1 I---- 7 M Aisootsd Flavoul 60 37' •••••••••••• &1, Rev: Drink Aid -- - IthEVitainC !JI E, 389 ' -.-__- 99$ X i - . _•_•-a.. SAVE ON SUPER X WURAL-41TAMINS Deodorizer - 77$ Synephrine I I ~~il il ililil l l i~IIIIIIIIIIIII 11 T•Shlrts or Briefs.. .3278 ti,4 - - NEW! "i" Fruit of the Loom hhrçj 11J 97'.4, •S --- SSU._•S Phisoderm GameTable Bivetage Holder - '' Checker 1 \91 S$ Ret4 LU, Toilet % Chess' ól' ' Bobbie Pius f'WJ t' — '-"".' __.__ . Book Gillette Saver 195 Face - ------ 1 -- Reg. 75f: 6u Cl 47 ' Instruction I1 __ b 147 ••___- Hair Spray Che ss V Ru ber - . *.._...__,___. Reg, 29L Plastic Complete -. '' Raincoats The Hometown Daily ----S contsnonw M en' s &W Women's' 8ackto•SchooIers - 07 % Portfolio - Fash on Dsipi Fashion U Reg Pb wAoNo 1 CALL 322-2611 - I 2 Pocket " It's Riq 150pagn Assorted colors :! Mews paper With rec'-snt'ng Wits bound BIC Banana 39 I Pens Shower ('qUipmt'iit I"- 994 60 minute Theme Book 77 3 Pack S%vank said the Uniti-d States \vill It 4 39 'Pocket Files Aug. Ci. // 88 3• Sublect 2/0'i Assorted Sues Neak Luong. which American 1132 liteinbors devastated by mistake in / / 'r V_ I Q - W'*800 ft,(' 1109ital Ill tile Ilaval base to%%- Ii of ', TAP F A S'JI1SCS- I P I ION TO THE fANORD HERALD lOP YOUR •' ,#t•.1.;t' The U . S. ambassador to Cambodia, Emery C. Swank, sgued an agreement in Phnom Penh texlav to help rebuild uripy ' :Wug. - no Santa llotwff W, Wfiv -tvall"r, will tw twig •QOøp t siuu'mg 'J'eswcr u• pvupk''' inul it 1) ftgjmt' We will it at ' Ill ,,,,. `.1 t't ,-., s 5 - ' -i. it, ,iajeaed In front of tin- preside-i II,!! V*iL - buildings around the suprs-:' surt britldirig Wiiter cannon lrue'ks and r us trulm"i Uotuuui tin- attCffl((lfl I. thsperw'!rhobsufrtnEyuut]I Owl torrmecil ;of lr'te-rse(-tl' Uoutiuut U* heart of the tutr 11w set weet-risi cue's afirer arI bred tn-tips of garbage in tb. stjct'ts As tin- rioting tapered off dusk, mote, (tuurm 2,$i PloY"-' 'rrva'nt 1i4(flIhL'tJ Lfftl )t.-ut! ' ;; Jaurrue-' Brusaun FUtwruet il-tt. a -. .ir4l 4r1'S cli" 5COTC - . - __ - hospitalized, five with btilist wuund and eight fnii Ott' mjurwa 'jo were r.'portcd iii e'ritieul orsditie,ri hot tn-re' n-as tio (eti'inmiation that tree. prrwr were killed b sospertoting trout tin- rfs 4 nIbs I. F Stttgleet. - . Sierdird Limr? I 1plock were continuing offensive operations to hkk'k eneniv infiltration in the area Is 29 1-irtaW., ca.ct 2 out nawene v'p-ttlew. hidwM enaepm and itt,ries . NEWS "'fl '' I It ) \I I'; rig (f'ialsiaid l3perr BIDS-Roger Harris of and Mrs I B.1111)01111 .: i___ supporters of tre-siderit Sal .edor Aileride-- ltlttUctlonaI Rccuuuii('.1d0. tiOt,t Saofurd -- made Winter chooI vucatut sctwduled to e'nd Usda,, rem" t-1t tout-lin tel)- After fire-hour batth' Tuesdia) 1- - r u ---- ht.'ftit ;;uvernoer1e Vivrn ' ;;:;ni. Calculator' ' - - - j:-' -'- - Area Deaths . Ilit k i AFie,ii Ire -lath- bt'stht'rt utr.,-' - Sa nfo.c. ar Wilbur Holland Duke' p Lw ie" I. Stafford. M"ttwjurrw Stafford. 1)2, of 100 Santa sus.teis, Mj' ' ' j- ie,eti.-u,., 'ut-adar Holly Hill; Mrs. 'korge,j '.- --- i- %'iole'rwt! tts.iiiy twttretn nt-ritz and supfnirt.-rs eel tJ it tebel, (rector of Pc,nrn-1 Instructional snd trot,- ' - - V n..k '.i ;;c ! I-s,d-nt .f c'tuk stnke--:1., d c-apital tim -ed (or ft: r v ' C Reg 1W IIIilPS Southeast of tile cal)iIal 61%. A cOmnlntitiiqiie said government forces Violence into Mrs Joanne I1aw.11w pnn-'eeding,, it' get tI*- needed land Spring,, Bus Trani'tst.it,, Tin-school board u waiting ti 4 Fmid Seri'i teement ') tn-ut it'tn-tIWf assuciut,, of ItMS FDI1 ACTIO\ Aki-tnitiri Co., whim putHLTLIGEI AND "based the Aitjeitmtt' FINAN('r: -%% k 7rague', l;lkr,n-fl% cii.x,! and i tz i;- cou1tarst t & acre- tract fit riniliun. wiji !iudgi,t Amer t:eents kjie- tin' school bark to the B I'EHSONNEL.Ste,re.a,t - - Cong and North E x p ec t i P. Layer A.I'.tirisonte' S('huit)I Bids, - 1 .0 'ijj Chileans A sur'EENaTs If I Aitaurnonte. 5rte,t,l or, put. :. busid far tin- 1P4 and tn-n " " ". Elvi' tin' building back to tIn' ii.. *re. tree, U'. '. st'hoo! Sstcrmj for renter-al N-N W. a'. a'. ithit-win-ri' ie, " If tin- ke' and d onation 3$'. 311, 3C, , 4,'. audi nadsuol Systeimt will realize a b(i a is • a per Savings tsverftwe of " " " builditu is :n' structure i M. 5)1. 'i'. Ii ,$ %tuultl ulse. elilIngiute a • .. . U' V • U'. lIiUflth constr uction a. 4)'. Le'-rwc ' " IL W. • ' '. a a-. a'. P. a -. l ' — \'ief - and It cuslonn-rs k'aritu1' out dealers Man) complaint, have been flied with tIer IJir'issom. of Health aair: 11a whit nuiurilr "Mr itim't li'i- it',it v-titled !.Ltid Wiots'eli'ite'd tiUi!i' tne'tt ;r-.;i' If tin-it hUrl-! IT , IVV ' --" -------- t' t --r P. .1111 • - 'tIt - i' , ,.----- ., •-listed St.- Layer said tin- own. dec tonight st- iL tn tin- bid on a te'p1Ut',t Silt lot the h" ,)-.Ir,t r--j Rapidman 8O0' pro'idt' $4(,o,(0() for the rebuilding of ounded Ilie Saigon Tiw Se-'Tiiiriul, -ount St'twul ACE.nk hoard rin-etmig tonight will focus, on decision, runt'ernuW 1. CALL Th ORDEIi ar. Ait,ajmumn. 5chiuo site- at 'firucatAtsn and Y'iedge of ciX'd142 It. Wtilaii P. layer AUeguaztvr *ctiuol 5UperufletsOei 11 11C1..! CALL rrri s License Re,oIceci l*puirtnirnt . rrj ()JP (arffAJtT F*r.F -- f,r.tryman I to ri-i on te School Si re lops School Board List ttP•*4 I'Iurida a1berr., - Mayor liii suffmcu'nt funds :' 14.1 -. • said it had on]v one casualtv. an in- Ii mipk'nWelp,, tin- ccun 11w- Fern Part. irt n'ii plan could aikrt Ftren bri generate urih 14(i.O(* thIs resident,, to raise- lu'ith. Xuf_ " pubIr -ear-$300n( les,, ttiri iii.- ficiert to ceIl:tni)ct with ftr lot! protection, Marsee said, utithu&i- twaruin he' u 'ver excited abeeut this Aim(, itidicuuu&g (iiLltitii bt Li! Get, ni t. reaction I. (.tuiu'nuu- Sid Vttilen. Wtie sni ;rmite'r-tiim,, it a. municipal M.urse'e-'e. interprt'tatitn: Of let feared man. dIr deptir service that imuir In funded try 197() sijiti' law win Ijivoratult. nuI'nt,! it'll: ref tiM LI- contra, --at, additunwi counts tax lee'r but in "rush" was uglicijted- with tn-it ctiurn dL'iri'it'ti. without rim, Manse,.such ioriv-tinw all"Miinr of the old Lake Mars said 11w- rountr cars set p vuciLlez of c.'onsobduteei ser- Fire' L)istrarrt service r-untru!'t, - _________ Fern Park Fire Kontun-1 and claimed 2G ('onimunist troops were killed. The guvcrnrnent Nice&Easy tt -ri! )eii)i A senior U . S official in I 1hnorn Penh predlctt'(l t hat the insurgents would liunt'ti an attack on the ('arnh(xlian capital ''in the coining week!; and certainlv in the coining months. Hut Prince' Norodom Sihanouk, the ousted Ca ntheiiami chivE of state, told foreign newsmen in Peking that the' ('omnuinist - led Khmer Rouge would not attack the capital until the dry season, '5011K' time' botween next new evidence- that Communist forces are infiltrating south tram K()nturn 1 1 Tampax (J$ (A9COINT PW.F (JJP fj1jA(T had another quiet night hut coot inued skirmishing was r('por!t'd in Prt'k ll() itttl Set Itt, on Highway 30 about nine PhIIOIU 37 l9howt OPEN 7 DAYS AWEEK :hitto:i of Ilk' during the past 2 1 hours Cambodia. 5 IfTt ' 89 \'iet ('ong and 17 rangers were killed Thdav fl 71 hour-, of fighting and •'rangers were wounded, The government Position was abtnit seven miles northeast of the Lv Thai Lo' tXi.e ('a m) in I'lvik U prov about 2 0 mtles north east of Saigon A government spesman, LI. Co: 1t r.g Hien said the Viet Cong first shelled *c then hit it ith a "mass" grourd assault lie ;aid the 4() rangers had artillery support but no air cover. lilen could g've no estimate of the size of the Viet Cong forcv. but he '. I f, .tt)ttk -* iii ' 20 W Ioo 49$ 29$ We reserve the right to limit quantitirs Copyrigh t, 19/3 Stipefls Drugs. R ,s(r P in ;,)pow Viet Cong Attack customer, for commercial 4 p1 Filler Paper r'Pwt Prices Good Throuqh Sat., Aug. 25 v (Ac 0 p. it III 4 FLavot. PuFOR 414Y &t • - tm,A.'. - delentier imuoved fur mu rilistruel ttic(ure'gur sand he- tin-eked i-as. In.. uttd touter! ttui tt•StitTht)TI itbuut im cretin isat rela ted it' theone' being tried i.e adequategrounds for anust,-uul '-....... , - Me.r.'go declared Powers fit.;' t"st er JuIr rmiistrui refit-i. a seiustss k'atif ted is- paid -,. . I %, LIY I .( I (1 if? ()tCOLtfl I" 14 ': di Panty Hose I-.. ' I —I nhiIXa Whik- }mbrnugt:said be wiL i.eting U Umnit'iet prnbiena The twit district,- could ther. eiutri te Uw- mLatio, of -eintrart wilt: existirir fire Usit elnergen approval prior to the Sept budget -• coninuss Ili . 'I dnr or.- iuIficient wet up their owi . Evidenvt Iii*ititrtf i. p(sitik reolutiin. U. servict. Muraee said (irritant for 11w' black t-on C'OI1tT'TI 1K'ppe'd up just a few the old dream t o! Iunditi aniount tv a tult of beans" Imuth nit!!: conceded that mumis Of Midwa tnt 5k 46 hourt later whet. count-wj fire prnt.-'ticmi. lirumniunc said in- would in am ('refit 'ifl. itititnugi Stwr'ir:: ruling Is not Fire Chirf huger Riusuob are- rmmdt'nli, tAnti ConurItiur,e,- ,Iuhr, I:niibniugt rount fire dlAthr, for tin- fir, with Itiv want notInng It, do W`11_! t"v.,-' - ------- J I •ii, 4 - Ir; I - - - - vi ng Titwr'ttI, U Setminsitle Count i'tlre,!r:- o c!rgt-o will tin' Mist n inurcje.rr arid robbers at l.i-iit'tlt 1) hIi;ist'vt-utt. mu ('uflv(-rurn' stun attendant in hr,'t-unt! Couffir Thee trial is set fur Sept 11) m Sanford befun' (irt-uit e'u .Juuge Itoin-ri B MKnrgtir Piew tn-u Pallor hauin abut-i. '' h. rwvvi rrveorej After tie assistant publu'- % County=W ide Fire Plan Wi u rde r 0AMb - - - Trial To Sanford / . a I.',' Is" '5 ..)•,,• I.'., (AP Ws limit 1 U i," I. IceCreemf LI*t1V1f Fc'It-r Iflf Ot'fAIIr 74$ Si,. I hull I Ii.. 4". \ , !~. - Irir said ni- on, fin- bit] hit, Uirectb tai eewt'ij was hollousexujil ''I haven't rrnli an proof In- wa.' In- said It pretrial testiriiinv, Mrs \"ste-'lJ told sittorree's's tier t'ustar,tj bmwexu - 411 - - Hhznr denied haevmnj- tie' t)tWI!t5LItiu1i will lriz re'queru enie'gencs suspension of pcmealblr claiigemu,, or illegal - 11% luring lunch. a: i crowded I t , - owd"'I 9"W 061I WrANT pc7w! ( Oi.nt for dcl rne of the apetal igaint the timnii,ne.t lest se* Lair said *1w cnmf)aas - - - i(KI shopping carts and hand baskets were itlee wore 1w' ring. Iit hi u;wnw -i didn't nwritim rzti nt 11w wmlewa stand. 4 , DrrlKers%paetbr i-en: iwlost and mnntbI :'erage- and ri*sfird patr' ni'ie would lw cut h per cent. 'I, - doorf. to the lirnlLs Of the parking Int More than Slur'. rstilIswrteci P - C 14 ; I '' I . "L' •:. If ' I otced to reduce fit retail - _ ~- -_____ .. TW(' LJNE af eager shoppers. good-natured decpitt' the crush, stretched from the store and but will, i. -ei; Ut I. ;tuic wbujtM .-' - - % SH c Widow Iteteertu Is or. tin wltnes list Slit u. ;iirrd it T-umurt lue,-' VC problems, if weCar'tiobn- the /, -'S.... - - -. - " Newelirearld prewmi lit•t'l;iai:', Itbwmt!r ,. -.. .-- - - 1zrretj near St Augustimi' I ''looks 11W lii'' pistof drese'd it a black '" -WY il Times .-*' - revolver taker. L.uii IItii miluni with. Newell' hicuci. ctiflned wieliet and if, cre-1iirt wtp'i, *1w - - - - rith U the- (lanth zirez Lindsii suit! a .ive silo, Plan! fir i f-ucrL 491-unit 0101110 borne renta pan: woert scrud ueSda dun a eount nireting after drve1,er Andy 'aught conceded netsstandard drainage- made on.etu- sewage- treatment .' ' said, the- eompati sinuid he Auburndiuit- "a number tifliet' iust hefore- dropping the nut1- W. itt i-4 entrance ram;- Actions . - P p 1f'7'K'Jj Starling Aug. ?. Lake - Board i urrge' ol ?(t enIui, •" 1• - ' .ifte t?it Itt:tiln ;i' .slflIut(, zinc tied n statuzn wagon It' New Jera' ' ' . To Testify -iUu "w h:,? }1,e'i t u th'41t1 p-°tuutt at. Up :inubk hir and preyed nt tiwor liam'ut wjio witi.-nagr txiys r testified hail heee ItuUjrr said her httctthiking will ,Ii i several dns herE Wiled NPWVZI Ut SI!!! prinT it the 5iie'1ni. z'•tv after th. father of twe Ii ruj i, hefr*enrizyjteiidra nuAdu repeated sex rt.tn-: lVLUrt,!. _______________ j)::s. 'tt los: W (Lift Alumnum I Inlernat,on0 j Paper (n. Lake said that surflur 1inda the' iompan all mild redmwe ti nrws hnk t per cent. rutitn 'I , I f $5 )M I strike- hit -. II 0i '- u e I - 11~ j pam's primar enntraz'm for newsprint as with the i'iumn from ___ ___ Witness . 1-k I _. were, made the enmpan. .ould run out of newsprl, t tin. L ' said A I -- - f)fiTiflfldl owP 1 I * . . W Tide 'I editor and president. ams1 / - r NR - 41 W . .4 , ill- C ~ , ;_ 4 PUtflLflfl. C. - Bi ssonette Trial The- bcmndpoatponed utmt,flSept ~z 1 ~ R1 I1 AM & I - _ r ______ •'• ____ f rFi R%R(Rc, ItU Iimr uhh%hiug Co.. ts.. a,uns Thrsda ft ai fort*'ij U 'duet' the tzt 01 the S Prrhurg Tlmc, and th e I t- I' in 1fl1 'Pt" 1 1' twaue of a shortage of ntwprinL rawied h a 0 ('JiiUtdtfl nfl) B Lake. puhhiiPu.r -. . muut ding "it u an extrenceir 'j WoeJr,e,ccM,i, Aug. Ti, l?/3-.311c — ~ 1 would tiei tr water Prezre brought by thi c1rrin mary- n them it th' uzseaJir's c,ertjfird miltuge grmznth thrrr i utcuff*ient asant lar ad" ad prior raghi.of.wn lOT L03,-lng ii hearing and tuidget mci main without approval and ret the publu hearing far Sept 4 at 4:31) p.m " The 1973 t1fied a' rnjuruiior, uwu ttu that in it tix san amount of ad t' reni taxes it' iMucking our water lines or wez court order authnrizunç u 11w city ,4 (11% WisheS It gt ti but at- tt use 11w r1Øu.oI.wu, ranting it the newformat Mayor Lawrence- Swofforci Juliar said he ma have ii prescrited t thffrrrnr must be acrounteti TCOflUnendaUOn by Thurada - strict ~ !. . Sizes t . . I Cut Back B JLA' Y'ATTI.SP' sew ProbleUt ~~ I . I Altamonte Considers Upping Mage ii "wttyour limit wlthoU I Papers flit' 'o'iri?rsrrl lforfrI .I.-i—",- - Vt I II I , . I '-: '' Pl - lielmts' t(A,Uu s shU t '- 'I, $ IF -' __________________ Filling Prescriptions is our most Important Responsibility. WE FILL OVER 50,000 PRESCRIPTIONS PER DAY ! �AA-The Sanford Herald II, i of America. St The immediate impact of the Senate action may be to stimulate the House into action. The lower body also has been stalemated over the i ssue for four years. Even after the House acts, however, the fight for construction of the pipeline may die a hard death. Extreme environmentalists will comb federal and local statutes to look for tack to throw on the road of progress On another front those concerned with the size of the oil industry will pursue their suit to preclude major oil firms from controlling both the transportation and the marketing of oil. The Alaska pipeline offers them a big target. Unfortunately, as it may be seen from all of this, the Alaska pipeline has developed a character of its own simply as an issue apart from the substance. Few. for example, really -. I ion the critical need of the United States for .\Lskan oil. hich now ccistitutes at least 25 per 'nt of the proven domestic reserve. We do need :o' oil, both for fuel our industry and mobility c1 to relieve some dependence on foreign oil In the warding hours of the Senate Alaska p:peline debate, much of the argument centered u:1 peripheral issues. These included such things as an old federal law that limited right-of-way to feet in width, as well as arguments over whether the oil should come to the West or Midwest and whether the pipeline should be constructed along Canada's MacKenzie River Valley. The fact is that bringing more oil to the 61 4 Co (Finally) Reasonable Price regulations r need help of all t'nited Sate-s at an point will ease problems th roughout the countrv. Oil distrihutiin in the Midwest is a separate dom es tic problem Moreover, it is likelY that we e%entually will need the MacKenzie \'alley pipeline as well as the de1ivev system from Prudhoe Bay to Valdez. The one unfortunate aspect of the Senate action was that body's narrcik approval of an amendment to exempt the .Alaska pipeline from fut theratt.acks under the Environmental Policy Act of 1969. As Sen Uenr- Jackson. a vigorous supporter of Alaska pipeline construcro'1, noted, the exemp ti on 'sets a thnpterc*zs precedent by attcmpt: to exempt a project which all pa rties admit represents a potential threat to the en , ii'onment from the requirements of the en. vironniental law." Sen Jackson is underlining a basic truth It is that passage of the Alaska pipeline bill by Congress will represent neither a victory by one responsible and sober faction of our society nor the defeat of an ot her It would instead he the resolution of a critical problem through the painful means of balancing one important goal against another, pressing need versus an environment of academic purity The fact thit this issue can be mediated in an overlapping problem as big as the Alaskan pipeline augurs well for similar resolution of disputes in equally c ri tical areas when en:ronnicnt and need are major factors. V Price is dear regulations on are ineffectise unless government induttiry 'traint Item and the soil or .1fl'Ihrr is f S lrnte-rft.r fic'mrtmr.ent 1-erie-I bc,Iclimig hi'arfrpgs on thw nn'.Irn,nni,a-nnl;,l irreplin I of '.11. cn., c' .Irilling thief ttae're was runt Federal and state gosernmrnis fliust control thi'it spending of eurse. is not as easy as it sounds flolh th e President and Congress ha%e gut to agree on ssherc they're going to hold the line and thus f.ir this has prove'.I Impossible Congress his found it impractical to agree on iIrTilt; The its on . house administrat ion tikcsuie while pushing for cUts of areas hasn done all .1 can to eliminate dr.,' a variety of key program; 0 Zhp anfnri fpral h '611 -' 63 i 9c'c NCH AVE ' SANFORD FLA 37771 A GIELOW Ec', .4"OP4Jt,1.tP.r On Nixon Tapes How I '.''U \ \ Wi ll Sup re ... 55'. as.wrted e ( Decid m .... :.. ' i'r, ' . •' . 2 e BRvAT F -, Supreme Court in a •- .' • ' $ La1tr 4 Vultinlet't's will feillosving the 9: k' I.4'rtamnly the- tapes of rots -ersauoris in the Pressdent' ! ,, L .q'- r'p Ec it,, C"!SNELSON C'p HLL VINCENT jP RAY STEVENS P'I.S Pcyr.' Ferrma n Cref PPicçrafrer SUESCRIPTIOP4 RATES •c 4%r.-. D•'..i", : ,,, Le1ephotw about the Watergate insest2aUon could be relevant bthe grand jury's inqur The court in a footnote quoted .Jerem% R.entha.rn to the effect that even men of high rank must testift if they are eewitntst- .• . . hPLA , I Inr Ohr' 32 IC We .: ' SI"p L pIi1,.q, 'C' Munth e?o"!P s $I 6 ?C' ii; ., 72 DQ.'' ?$a' aU - ,..aid .r '(CId 6' of ?!?lpr r;c,,d 37?1 tt6St ..4?t C. .4's "d6' ' 77 IWA of "4.S )q ac.'.teç no ••• 5.nfpc Mc'ald fya, be 6fFwodi(q.d ,je *'*n w-'r'sj,,c,. CO * '4d4' Ø,! ir ?m '6'tPtYbp o' .c' "4'"r' c 4 The Htr,, 'C C4i Ptma ' ' .4fly " s •nfr.r,g oom The s bePw"c *biI.?U, damage vndtr pe 1* "S* U.. , y1 PI(I'p' ¶.a',,røa, , '•.r,,•,........... $ ' rJn r ' , - . . .it ' ! I4.aAI' - "' n _V~ it' 1-' , . .' ,, -,.. , , qr- $ , ' . . ',, '' . . . .. Lake Monroe I ,' $ •, - Watergate abuses . I . ..~- - -- - -' . :' . ' ' , - 17- ~ ~1 C,,,,a O"i'Ov Sivij 1, tJ4b.dirp I nterwise, [d'e'cs ., UA 6163 Cheilvota , 14..ki-r ; C7 ' C 4L4 Winter Springs iIa?Cp BCJO?P AIIamnt, Spf*n95 Nichols 372 47,15 :.c'92 Ca.Ibtrry Fern Park Tan9$,wed, F. Estates Goldenrod I! Eaitbooi - elbei'r - % I. 5 ruciai t'it'it-t in tlit' ititatergate' affair ha;, as tar as an 1.'.' recalled neser bet-n mt-ntiom'uJ It is fear / 5' - . . - •. --, • • . ' CA - - - - --------------- :r, .. - - - - - - -' ,,-. - - -' -. •' 'cit. 'f go'.. -. The baring of facts about political misconduct is both a blessing and a bane. It is the nemesis of the wrongdoer and provides the spur for reform, However, it tends to obscure the fact that the overwhelming majruity of elected officials 'nd government employes are men and sicanen of honesty and inta-gnt', and that more than guided b the kind of idealism that make-s politics an) thing but a "dirt)," business a few are 33 when he drafted the Thcxna; Jefferumn I.*c-Laraauon of Irnicperwicncr. He did so with the counsel of H.'njanun Franklin, who was (i We can be sw-c that the WneIesr language of that ds'umnent represents the ternpitting cit Jefferson's fervent idealism by Franklin's mature a-u4om Ever since 1776 our country has been relying on the :rie'lduug of )outh arid age in public affairs to produce the staWe, steady progress toward the realization of democratic ideals, which has marked two centuries of our national was ru.si or)' s r-. .;t i 1-e.''. li, '-(.55' yt,,,!'te - M> friend t,'.l'i, the- office- bypodoorsdruat', in r. blue funk 'What's 11w matter"- I asked 'lull "tLi'r >011 rut. ia-at of dii,- ' 'It's ssur than that." he replied I just read Dial a ('Ih dog live-' ,ztjt.UtufK arid a hail times as kant a• dog," tsmtr) c-ut) - Surely the sorry lapse ft-si that produced the Watergate e'ptsode will not discourage young Americans ft-(mn grs'uig their counti-) the ideas and vitality It will always •.. '.-d and whi' (,,t j% the-y "arm I . -- that tic,' Ii is - ''m's i.'. 55''ighuuutg noel niie',e.surinug -l'AlJ_AIIAS_Sl-:I-:, Fla, AI't triltuliment used by Florida bu.sinewis "ill tx- inspected witil e-'' ' nuiltere's prober of the T11C.--41.1% Sic fl silts , - ' 1 - . .'' 'r - .- in '' . - ' ,atii,ri;".'s-;. I know, If )leUft' afraid can the- right aide eat )'-eur hod>', >uu'rr suffering from etstrtnph.Asa hut if )uu'rt- afraid cii t*in.t hat osi tier left aider, >ouvc gut 11 /-()-A i:t't both", e'xc'Iafs:ned that isn't the half of it, You'sc (OW trw that you Dunk this' people- in (1w apartniq'ri( aties the' sta> are' state lung )OU 'Shut Itovi-5 )ouse- conic' down with (qihttczcls:eaphotjta tin.- fear of being '.tared a! And I would also say > uu liase- Xenophobia, the fear of 'hut ---~ :A ,".o,., Arnold AI'i .lilt -.h • Its third ito) toNIc) tin.' hr mine' r ,f 1 trial C)f Judge so slme'ulele'st C i Murray C ;ecattiiari, Ineclititnil in. sitter ("rank Slortiuu .umnI the l(e's I "iiilc'rieuie-t' Wi ig lit 'l'lmirt) 'MS Iierte(in, 1111% 1- .itremit> l,'c'ue e'e'ttseeI to> isitumig Soraiscil,e Circuit Judge I.niii Silt'eitenentje, (lid gire)M'c'utie'um Or I e cnmslnlrae') '. he' 4 1011- 11-4- IL 04 Ic, Ii i'ie' in tilt' i ,I'C ','.,imite-el 18 e'humille'uigt's noel if,,. lrei'a'e-utiien has se's-c-ni re'ni.iiuiiii,: ;'.Iillt' the' cle'te'iee' has i-is Iirallc'migt's li-ft (,noeliiimi,i, liii ICe's Wright and Martin art' Owl 111-41 with, e'.iunsiIrInig to gise and r c e'ive' it InclIne' its re'tuirui 11,1 n pe'rii - fansirmibi,e',ase' .cg,niui -.t 't'reattn'r, mm truck 6') i 5,' u hi,nii iii,iii t i, (;-'. -- ("iti 'md Whmtis said they area last walked ott ,m I' -- Was d employer - flhIA . i - I I . e,,.i,, month after they wet oven an ultimatum to chop their hair - '. length, , L'nele'r' nsulitiu'y requirements "the hair ituc.. be' worn neatly and '-!oeiely trununed. It that! lipped at the .sides and bark se-i is to present eseni> gyara'.'.t icper;ir'Ir,e't' !The hair in !op must nit! ,:, r-- t'. ':'''i' r r.; n' ', I' r",, r- r 'i:.'-: • '.' • - - -. ' '. I r' -i - 'r- - - • ' ,'- "•- Probe ,5,,*: I - W id en s I -- - - - Is Your Student Going Away To Scnooi? -. The Hometown News Will Help Relieve That Homesick Feeling -- / / - I , L - '.5, - ( Id , -,- - - " A 1% - T •- . -- , . , I ri-'.p.cns,Jtt_i' ti-1,t i5uc'fl station Wt'KT Miami rt'pc rted the suIx'uuiiuiiittee pe'ucw' Inertscia> night, 55illiamnon said the pammt''.- ou unst'stugat tatle>"suse 01 state airplanes anti whe'tht'r he res'eivt'd contributions Irons Insuriusce e'umn. ponies mnoc'lng into Florida Rut suheomittittee t'tULt"flUfl Ed Wbmtaun, R-&'learwater, saul he e'tnujel not determine the ultinute scope at the tn 'b ' utt 1 i-' o S i n t. uhf H I r ' ,,_~ ' , J"' A ,^,_,, - %,, V :, 1, H Hopper-ting fl's flame - ; ''f the I' ioi Li Sl,eiulost.'i ,4 k - Su' t,jsien Keep 1r E Iit' \t ut 1 r ? ili i'i u I '.i Its Informative Its Complete In Detail E3FFDW "'1110111111101h SIX DAYS A WEEK LIE DOLPHIN HAS POOL GAMES , Voilcytna ii I ,'ss Niinoj tt,n',h,'ltt,tii . $0 I),iiii;ij Unuicjs chit en S ('coil A lSr In (tnae;e, I 104it Nalts - Kiddie S*ciei Aid'. la JUST FOR YOUI 0-Nh ON jl'.'- ~N __I 1 -;- " .I - ,,-, !'': i I....:i[ ; LiLj Vai iii House Model Id Neon ly EVERY WEEK '-,' L, 11 V 1 ' itt'ttiti'i i t I be '''vi ' n'c' ri-r riot' ''-_'e''"s s 8' Interior Headroom 't'i1i'i ii, _'.i ' .1 • 'i- ."''c:s. Vsod Embossed Horizontal Siding in Barn Red with White Gambrel and Trim $240 Only Screen'Prinitt,sd Doors with Rustic Handles Gambrel Plaque 95 $ Ride l i tRomp '. i,'i.P Othor Models From 699'. t'%i.''eft ,', : i' ' - r"--- I ".i._ - t'".. 'i-f L¼1t'( I! _i ,'' , ,e ':' , h' ' '_' ',,,' ' ' . -, Per Month "ni''-,'1 '.'I '' s_i . '''_- 5 ,C '. 610cit cc )(II N iSAC 5 1 .4'. IV C ', - .is I l i u1 \I ' - uiiecuitii pri'aiui ,i'uete-iin - e' lit lot -i 14 ns>e Ill lilt in tie-,etii It- iit ,neiil "YO' thinking of politics, honey. That 'TOUCl1BACef,'no 'KICKBACK'," Pt rinucriun e' uiie'rit iii live' )e'Lii's Inrcntnintiinui iiie'u uiie-e'titng st utlu iclartmni, tine' ICc's Mr Wright uuinl 'I rentte'r's M rc;ulln';('p, - Sir I 'celtic' e'Iuirgt' Juiilgc' 6'....f ulnali (lrcnI,lne'(l 'In cntte - t 's ia 1 ,.if fJl-i lily $37,000 salar> I can't afford to for a lot if like- flowers (or mu> employes who get sick or to take i,,. \-t - - ' Storage Buildings Askew uiiaelt' thisIUOMI4iS intl riauiie-d Cenuui ,%11,11 11% ie'rt'.' Ses r .'tor>' I )ecni Spn-e'r to ;iit'e cc-el ' 'flint lt'ies'e's ,%dzuiis w Itli Unit c'tiuiruui.iuislup of tIne I' tcn,rid,c hti,-,'u,te-nnitnl C 'eciuiniifs,inienni ii; his only state' Job 11W c'ouui iiii,'si-I,iti I" l e-ring 1''lonielai's Part mi (tie' 200th buitle,J.is i'i ii;.' tluiitt'el States In 1916. Mte'r auineeune'muig the change lit ls)sltiueis, Askew said ''I feel that tine' Seem titan >- eel C 'e.iiiiune're".' shenulil islsu be n ti,nr 111.111 . niunnpecs'.e'u I e'oiiiuiaissfioai I (11%c11%thus iii tine' st itt' It itil,,.mns mid tie' agre'erit ilu.' hue uq ii'we'r coun cil c-Il e-e'cnrel mis_i te; ml Ziui iiluig Ii'r fe-it i 'I hmaniml.'s'.e'm pu 09141111. ,liki ,stiitit, lts'iil mliinruuig tsi.imtl , I inrinti lIlt's Steist elf (tie' prengrniuiis imis'ols'e, the I alneti I its- tsii'ii ,, I ito- Commerce I k'Iuaer'tluie'nt former St I\'Ie'r,cbuini' uimis)ict', 4.150 sue c'e'ilt'eI 1+i&.-r, '.iliiiies ins I'etuiuiiie're-e Se'e'ri'tnrs in l-'t,bruiurv a 1111 11. 11L WilliamAkio. William utc'c'ip,innii .n 1_11.illarl. 2 ' , ' c ' ii - in c'tii'O i-il I. ,.' --,,. reser, e .it ,i 51' .r:'ia }l'-n'e -L' no:office of State Insurance Conmu.sszosuer ',iiiiiiiis'.%on by Gus', I(e'utiiui A.;ke'st-, rcuit strange' and foreigners, and. Since )ou rue front little old ladies with uJsntjretlaj on rain) days, >',u nniu,'t t* (lie grip of bc1orwAiejljtia tin' fear 1. of shsarp.p.,ugs-'.l iateje'u'ts, arid lls'n I rnuli'.,eej that Arnold w, heading for the' door I put back the' elie'1swu4') 'When' are >uu going, Arnu,nI'l'-' l'n ce's in, dot-tor." tic answe'm'."J tw,rfull>. "When I tell little soHic' 44 the thuugj a-rung I've- g'nt, Pncll fa'ot*bl> hunk liii lurk> if I ii'..-theuughi (lie r.,st of Ui.' )ear a ... i' ''F%'eArnold tie,ni .'nuturs I \l.l\II\-.,'.tI' )''l,n Enqun.tri .s nq 50mw md Luggage (1iIg As Manpower Chief 1 -11 n OflicR S.aopiin' Ar?-Craftinq a - ' , u say their it,i, teihiteni if their ittentlanre'r reenr I,I :urthc'paired, resulting in their induction into 'kity Spicer Replaces Adams Third Day Off ica urn,tuir4 OffirM Marh,nnq . 1 $- stitution,,-'. Trial In BERRY'S WORLD CALL 322-2611 niceSt & OWn SAriPONdn lift 1-F-1(:)(--)L322-3022 __________ IJ I rent ek. " 1 - , Three television stations reported Last Friday that the curreport of annual contributions to a fund used to defray (IMaiks '; expenses int'lutksi $7,000 from the finant-tal in. ii lflfl ) - - I ),irig Dim neik' store In aimin'.'ss- ill.' ciii ,Iumls ta, 1972 H fa'ninlaimit .in'tui K . ltricgs 5505 'nit? I " '.'.'.ouig in nIt ,i '•7 fl")i I AtE pqtcF - tin-ru, ('eiuiipainis of ('otum,,, ' , They laUcn.i irtitilu, aqtnl..r i 1 11 Ra'uibin Askew by 'eot phase's , rf the deportment and the' contributor; to the uminussknner, lie said the' sub'omruu:ttee would ins estagite the propriety of ()'Malk'y rt's'e'i'.'lng maine>' from repre-semnaci'.-e-' e.( insuraint- er &'oinpanies and ban companies his tk'portiuient regulates. ,kfter. I.,,,, ',,-i, ,,,, I,,,,,, -'I I'n") ." $ '5' , ''" " '' ' prrfurn_e; ' %t,mrrne drill RnvI -nnlIn 11 - O ' StalIe> 's wrist slimigstiets (mini Saunders "" . W - Wigs - ','. I Turn O'MaIk'y will be to include 00(1' duct, a ;ube'oumuittee rn member says. Rep George A. Williamson, R'l"ort Lauderdale, said j'tjessLe he believed the panel was authortzed to investigate 'all in' onspirocy n 1,51,1 ,,\}4-5-'.si-:F., I' t&-stmfi. - i uneri)ni, tr,ie- iiig a stutiulicuit - The fright has been heightened by re'a'.e'd awarenc's' that 55hite house authorities by taping wire tapping ari ui1-t methods may have' been closely tr;o king tt.- rr'., ri' flt' iin'l Uft$'tjfl, c's .,f mdi', ir1ul l.,stnrtek.'r; ,- ".'Ie'tnaii. inner ftire It-4- pir) new monitoring monitoring devices donated by (tie' National Bureau of Stamultiols, Gems- hte'ubin Askew rit'ct'ptercl $80,000 worth of the official weiimti'., meas-- ures unit i'aIIliitiuiuir't'auiisme'nt equipment 'I'iit'miiuv Iriniun --------------------time bureau. Hr Ilun-Ii;iu'd W. I(obcrtri, director o f the National Bureau of Standards, zuiaeh' the prescnt.'itiuri ten the' Florida I)epnrtiiienit of Si ru - tilt tire-"' .itusfs C) ' M all e y to I ' ' - , ' ' s' ':'• The r,-e'rc-ists jircuc' that shorty wigs would time S' ie'tnnnium New Weight Tests Ye' most '..'nators an J c "ngre-s;tTis'n fear the' bite (lousestith its acknostic-dgi'd and much used power to dispense or uuithhold (as'ors in parto ular states and ceengre-ssional zone-s There is ri-all) nothing ne's'. in this except tlij! (ear wi'ms greate-r than normal cami't %'cear wline • -with the' - 'Ihe' oc't-rmiuiiemit ti,irge; ('auuiil arid st's- cut tither uneoii hers of Veterans .giiimcst the War • t'nnspired re-alt' s tok'nc'e with tx'uiibs, i'uiii aeI slingsb.it,s in 11w \lu.iiiii tluring the 1972 ReI uimlme',,nt National ('elnlvt'ritiofl, I-itt' s'.itui'.'',,scii. ;n.ridtl be. - fll mi - - .- unoinstitutional and violates their rights under the First, Ninth and Fourteenth amendments its' risen say their hair us of fathior'abk length.'' But they said they've been geltir no.';-- used absences at uuieetingi of the 4u Amphibian Tractor Battalion in Tampa because therur locks don't e,tonf•-rrn to military regulations and they ' The judge ruled l'ucsday that since Liii,' irofessor volunWily rc'signue'tl (toni the Fat'ults in June' 1972, he' had not been denied his right to clue' pr--.ss f,i -'' that cle'fenil;int Scott ',Iiiiil ('F G,iinie'. ull.' showed iui a slirmg,shot arid fried martil,'' ShiV 23, 11372. ("tumid said i ',iiuiil told tutu tIm" marbles u'. 'suld shiattc'r on impact anril u'.iulil cli' Iroruui to a person or ,,ttiuiiil. of his post. - - ' ''11' jilt) 5% ill hear it,' It.Jwlge' t-te'rnly tilt S&-hneiul.'u I'e'riui.'l, .i Sam'.'> e-teraini ss itti - For all its flaws and frailties in recent years Congre's'. still is ,Aidely thought of as potentially at least an c-lie-u tise (vuntcrsie'ight to presidential poster The Ervin hearing,, inquiries into White' (louse' aeti', itie's other congressional groups the e-utotf of funds for ('irrii','4i,en beirobing 'ndu ate this is no illusion 'n i , \ I' '.1,ir :, 1$ -er'. ist,s bait.' tilt-if Suit in feeletreL .urt ,e-'.ktng that they is,' allowed to wear short-haired Aid to drills Ste ti, Whitis of Tampa and Alan K Fouts ,if ricarta) si, Petersburg Filed the suit TUe--sdi1., claiming that a Marine antiwig regulation Li -- 'I ii,''nb,e For Sue i'11, ' - re's; TAMPA, Fin. Al' i - U S I)i.strmn,'t Juufge' William T. lkxltc; has dismissed a suit brought Ii>' a black professor who i-laiimuitst he was forced to re-sign (ruin the- University of l"learieta IbsIg.'; said former AfruiAune'riean studies Professor Ed. ward G. Mc Ikrnalei failed to prove he was uneomistltutiornill>- to Marines - ,',,rna.r ,s,i,,,'ntEnn nrt,L,,'I. ',,tUflfllF J,I deprived t It te• recall , - - -__ sia'ciii,'iI ''I hat . rir-.-'' saininaitunun will he liiuiiteej t., sshiu'tht-r he knew ''int' in'.'t'stiitlic,n was going in about lft'l I ,insel whit'thc'r any lr'iiiises s'."r.' made ft) him, It,- judge , .sisl. ,.sift. \rsOss rcji-uh'eI Iirlti'Ls I,> i,' Justice I )e'Iinrtmn.'rut attl'rrw' h(tabe'rt S'-Pnie'tuier that the jury shouldn't tie' ,illowecl to ?ie'icr that an investigation in' se,Is'mi' a witlws.s was in prnmc Professor's Suit Dismissed a ,er '-elf The ernqi.nrnie' health of sicaippi .ini'i U..- u'ontim,','.j 'esIlts'ir.g of its is'r.ple 'lemanel that we prrwrrel without delay .'splore for, pr'iduea', trarispnrt ,,,_ rjl ,i t,c', , 5c - ansi refine ti'..- crunie oil .mni u,uIucal idea wi.icn may untieruift 5 chorus of environmental, waters rafl;hu'ire Mississippi. ists, 41 state' representative and Alabnrmta and Florida, Wailer with W. l"-nimie-ll for iiiuiite-'.I t lucs'i-i'S 'iiuiihi itiOn at it time flot - - 11 W.11 offit'l'. 1641111 ,-\rnhss non' 'litit cui F The first counties to receive the funds are: Browarel, I'mne' Ila,s and Orange', $113,850 each to expand existing prugromnm;: Duval, $225,675; Madison. S13.750, and Wikuilli , 5:0,750, for new projects. flies; on, ha ,* been reasonably close to Washingts.n art,smts for a gxidhile much longer than the tenure' of Hi('hard as President. it is difficult to realize how men in the hure'aucrac's whatever 'the dep-artnae'nt or agency are ,*ffet ted ten thr magic words the Mile house is calling arC spoken or a letter arris (" on '5g. hit.' (lou'.'.' stationery Ind--dail.'r fr'roIi J'e - nns\ i'.,,nia ,ise'nue' .n'.'urriin, he is in the' higher c-c he'Ions need not c-yen makea state orient He can arouse' emotions running from Ttiod,'st nu .rc to outright terror simph by asking question hio, v Sit hit s the status of that c- a'e' Down to a certain cis ii sen ite lesci the Pre-ide'nt 'b si,u;lv ha% big leverage The pos'.er hire and tire is n.'s.-r far frentia the forefront of a vulnerable- bureaucrat's mmii H is rvputtition, his earning (- apacitv his family all these and more may be at stake' - ,j)II)VIlt' S --ne -u' h,'aiel,'tl I 1s I )t;tru I .Judge' Wimvst- Christian. ('bristlan said Tuesday the mine'>- was the First in a series of $5 million in state grants appropriated by the legislature of a r ,t '.5 . i..' :1:., hiypochu,y,ti-mac'a iith his aumerits, )i*.i kill his scif-eunfid,ence, - All is nut log," I reassured turn, re-ac hun4: for •un desk medical 'lic'ticm4g-3 "The truth I!., Arnold, )oo'r. sa -k.'r than )uu realize. 't ou'sr ;tot is icat of maladies your l'"tci hasn't re-C ormtp-'-.,l Like what'I.e-il, I said, turning the- pages, N'- ,u ft afraid .1 tis-ung mugged, are it t ,suu" W1v ran live in the' Cat) a-nd not I,.' -' sai'j Aj-r.uld, Ti.e".i )uu'sr gut two ailnienti. hiurpai(phutau,, the fear of be'uig motla-d. arid rtiabduat'.en4aa, the fear of being beats-mm.' "iliaC; rues- ln)'thLny c-lse" V.'-," I rrplia'J You bat.' )ou - gei'.'t'rmmrua-nr stitnes,; -c - . ru s s I C) ri nominations The-se- sf's "bonse the w"rrth member Republican F,zec nitive 14re-rthr Bill l'rnt'Iet osid the ('a list probably would be completed nest sve-e'k, after ;t,ate 'a. rhnirrflamn f,E 'T'-tmmv" Thomas re-tunis from ,i 'flw,'iti-r in Australia "Part of the problem is that a test if people -ire- on ',"ic'OIl ind hard to r'msntae-t, -".vini sacinl Bk r)em.'w'raur "'SIintc'riu't, John l"'.flc'h, iaiel sort' "u,jL; had been e'arefull'i wreening recommc'nitzittnns fr. '. member, --if this •vw-tita'.'s committee and dher'e ?'1 will tie th e first opportunity the .overtrnr -will mv" .coownt member; -if th e '-'srnsmttte'e intl 'we iris betniz :'r rareful in 'sw' selection," Pranrh said He said he ezp.r'a'd 'he nam."e i 'ia' tuibr,'itr,.,t gj'ra'wth, Iran-ate-ni oil Florida, nw The law tnc* effect Iudy I .snd sets OP a 'even-me-mi.-' hoarri to nvestigate possible vfntatlnnq, much .i,e .i tr eriri rliic; and to repr.r 'as state attnrne'ys If it find.; the was ,inshete-iI, The ,jnve-rnr.c appoints sI* member'. three from nnnti nation; ny the rmocraric party -md three from Repnhlir i' ' - uhf. Gainesville Elithit ''en'piracy trial i - n"nimit back tic I*- aiske.l if hi'. te'stiuiieny s'. a' !irike'el to an int-.-stigation i-if tb better fur - ., .'..pt prr.poseii drilling ts'u-awv' could help hi; state'; irwtia.strial -,h;eii a and '.'tt''t.11 F.'ek'rtel gi'ede'gi,ct,s "ritirimaite ic- virgin unslercea area could i,mmtaiims up Iii 32 taillion barrels if oil and up to 19 trillion cubic g • e,,,,., ••'- L -.- 9- ri -' - 11 Ii ("i,c IM, I 1 NI NI ,N% TAI ,l,\IIAS.SF:E, Fin. i Al' i A grant if S 3I,2 to promote job planning and preparation by .students tins been announced by Education Commissioner Floyd 511AM I a cab will hit -, " r". tire S S fl - Richard Stone ha; a,'eked rmne-ratic md Re'puhllean uer chairmen on "wren'! the '.itmiamtinfl In a rare-nt letter to the -'hairme-n Stoic' pointed suit that f • vinta'.tie'.n of the- electIon; law nw'eiirred, he would tit'e in !es refer !he matter to Party officials said they esperled has casniple-te- their 10!; nations to the new Stat. PleetIons ('nmmksign by ih-.''' Iiii,mn.',scm.n expr.;s.rI support (or the leasing. Gq.v Bill W-ailer % A! ., si,tcapptsa;d he endearsed the fall i' - • ' Prniqrecc \kf S.-'."o'r. anti 'Itec tract.;, totalling W,fn4a •. il - ' 55.'Ll, Lu> analogs, a nuipi who r',i's In Die e'it,i, particularly if he' li ves a dog *s Life, and I assure >ou I eke, should live about one' and a half tan is's as lung as it man in Per cowsLu-> ' 'So" W. -II, that trwans the must time bet'altlI), amid that tin> due'tor us right sIne-n he- tells inn.' that all my ills areiiueaginar> I don't like to thank that liii mt-all)' nutting hot a ps>e'h'n.natu' nut." I ne.ieliwd Arnold was in a real ' Isis I Job Grant Announced To the extent that major independent agencies like to,' FHI and the CIA were dra w n Into the it.iti'rgate net th'. rc ling officials seemed in tie-ar as'..' of the pre';mdene I'atrick Gras forr me-acting FillI director is a pe rimesa nt k of a man loin betet'n a sense of duty to his organhz. tion and a fear of the consequences of "crossing" the 55 bite Hou k(, -- p t'. ;.te', ,ITItIInaII serve-s to smoke out abuses of public ,Ist For all the notoriety. of Watergate, the case has countless xccrdents in scandals that unfold from time to time at lower levels of g overnment, Tbiey, have the mme wrenchuig impact on c'ountj courthouses and city halls that Watergate has had on official Washington, and tocal c'znmumtaes manage to rick out the storm to - . ' - i~lh0* 6 ,. ii '"s You can I listen to the parade' tit itnt'ssvs before the Er. 'n committee without - al hing the sibratinens Many mutt .jd doubts about what the were asked to do If they re sponded to command, - anssav fear of the power o the. hite House often was the unspoken component in their b. h'.iur - ' j\ . law tail not ,i commission ti',e-nfor're it, -md .rre-tary Rut other stat,- offic'sati'., po',. - , on .'r company repres.ntati'ies vteter -, '- El ec ti S ans ( - claim,ge- the white- tand bearha . ansi destroy tI area'; uriirlst ndu,stry IN- Intermor h'.'piirtmeient is -'lung tic' he-airing tea iii,' whe'th.'r or runt tin allow the .'-asung of It/I cutimnierged trzict.'i It the eastern Gulf somnnetime ' WI R eca lled '' are laid to fear 5 -itt"iIi".t ' s-"- Os I**" .N1114. ( ' a ' liv V Christ Supe'rt,ir. Ilars-cy Szuiilh, unzinIge-r of the Tow rind nd Country The-aitre' called police and ('nlnplatinesl that the group was blocking the entrance tie his thie-atr(' South said they were singing hy mns so loudly that it w LS disturbing patrons watt-hung the mock', The group, which htLS been picketing the movie sItu-c' Saturdui', left quie'th after police nirris'ed but premmiulseil to be back tisnight, . - - , .,.',,'-:.'/ - Thi exchange might be c'msideted a mere digression from the main focus of the Watergate investigation, but II should not. The microscopic rzazrunaucjn of Watergate events could have an impact cm cur nation's future quite tie any findings or judirmnent regarding the conduct 01 individuals, If it leads to the kind of negave rycism espressed Li) young Gordon SU'acthan, it will cexnpound the damage already done- If it robs politics and public sets-icr of an infusion ofouthfulenerç> and idealism, 55ats'riate will bt-'c'r,zne truly an American tragedy rather than what it re-all> is - a set cat mistakes and nusjudgments L's people in high pta a-tv should base known wurr Mr. Ehrlactuiian poin ts out that there is no reason fir Americans shin the political arena if they enter it "with their eyes open" Indeed, s-cane Watergate figores now fcelins contrite A...,h,A -- - about their mu' er. 9,,. ff InS? ,J'.- ta vu that overzealous kn>'alty to a political cause had 'loaed that eyes to the mraeral and legal Implicatsons of their behavior. Any young Person who has studied Amer-scan hixtor->should b. farrui.iar with the a-ru; the s;s1e-m of checks and tse;' (,iHtOna rne'diatt'ly c'e're'lrionv .151 'KS(INS'll,I,I-, 1-1,1 i AI l'islti-u' s'.,'r,' ,'.cll,'d I ti'''l,o night to quiet ii group .1 :io church members simigimig h','iuiuis and picketing to protest the ship wins, of the e' to ''Je',ii', I BRUCE BIOSSA T / I . • -ij Thoughts About Political Careers - btjv t alt ' F or est ctip . tp'... groundbreaking to a. in luoh'r' Sa ttirday irti Churchmen Protest Movie A Man Can Be Sick If He Wants Black Cmmvn.ty the Briefs v1 Health In The City . uJ At &a Co r I Wk .rc tip, iii e'ori'. tw'troleum a' an example i. on more efficient mean; of pr., lion on domestic sources of suppl% on iinpr ii'. cii mater I and end pc'.iucts The problem here is that Congress li..s habit of cutting hack on research requests in times of in. tLation sshen they're most sorely needed - English *uiosopher and jurist 'Wert the Prince to Wales, the Mchbbop of Cntcbun, and the L.ird High (mv-ellor', to be passing Li) in the same coach while a ('tUhT1Iit)-;4 reper and a barrosu -w oman sere it iispute about a balfpenn)worth of apples, and the t himnev-sw c's-per or the tiarrow-wuisnan were to think Iroper to call upon them f their evidence, could thr refuse it Bentham ked • Item It ill be necessary for both the gos crnment and industr to step up on research on substitute material; nor . -' s:' f •. IIggi Florida News - $ ht-r5 be e: : s,aft assistant 5 j ,i, told senatrs ,tSUt tro:ti las experience ssmth the 'eSatergatt affair be would ads-ut soun.g Pe Vie to "a awa'." from careers in public service That prompted another Watergate witness, former presidential asait,ant John Ehrbcttunian, to expound just the opposite view about )oung Ameri cans and their C1%uti-it " I hope they do rime- and test their ideas and c'rvicticiris in this rriarketplacr," he said. "I hope the) come here and do better. RALPH HAYS Ed-to? ,., It - office and on hx i;d,r, C'IARLES HAYS Fd.(Prp $jve work OIl i I Ie'm';i Id I 'tuit in . C 'ilILLlAP,.,S star( - - - - i- lean person; $ r 'c' e --- '- -1 1(, 4 - ' area; re-main F$ennetf, V pr.-sident i-ni tI.. Ray Ciair ('h4mrnber of Ua'innrrs'rre-, s,,, the panel should require-'-r,rnn.inie-; to rrate a mind hi, P. used to tip oil pi'slhitinn arid require lhern to post 'uirety heard; to pay for n'l.amip pes'se; anti rmg.'c ,.'. ,. a ,r ,,i to Lion rI mile-c off Panama (;,ty, ''Miracle Strip" so spilled i-nil would not L,,l,,r t Saud cud nutip rew'are-h Giflarge -- '' ('I moore- that, Ii cn- ha'ehlc'cI Its speak 'hiring the threo'-4aiy hearing More, federal, state' anal local '(fit u,els, ean,servatunni;ta, 'nil It- Ii (n''r oiuunpany repre-nittetive's were cu he'eluIcnl to .u.hnlress thin' pa nel teedaiy, U\' l .1 At 'K I .itubas- , i'Xl't'iltIVl' (lIm'l'('tt)I' il St'iuiiiioli' All \ ' eiiitti SheItt'i', holds hiiildi ug pIaiii' tjqn'oved by ('UtilitY a iu$ hullkllng I)t'I'ltiit Iiii (IN' 2200 stitial".' loot s'emtIi sheltt't' 10 IX' er('('te'(I oh '.! I acr es n ear Wintt'r Springs The first phase will In' tituill of rotirri'tt' block at ut.'d tr'nls $220410 and will a-e'oinu,iodalu' I: vutiiigstcrs arid cot tage - WINIFRED r C'F LC1V, ,. -)'/ ' .-' days .leihlann ';trt WjiS '.rn' on -- -0y GREEN ., i s. 0 11 . re-art within ut.'nra.sr WORK 10 BEG' IN SA I U i?L)A Y ON SI 11 1 IF $ "Let's Throw Him a Bone!" DF WE Y ROBINSON l'l'.I.s,, ,- possible'. P,eit e" 're' rw.t in -c sitecen ti-a tti. n. low-level spills, the -iieounil of cell e'xprt'ten$ to to, .illr-al the' uuuipaf t '.n fish anal 'ti' •'ffr'n't on air and water - --- _______ - 'ecu-a-el ,, i tIne' ,'fferts of - ' Focus On Watergate - sre'I P '''-.i:et't . .l r r'i-'.-,,r,''' t 'r'sy stuilsru,nif •'.n't ; .eirli' (lint Pray, chairman of ow' list: in the (,'ml( off I 'have Lice-n thrlvrnit," li.usisians (,e-svernwsr'; f'.inlI "1 '.h-neild mention tho' on F,nvirnnrn.ntal qrislity, said dir-nat (tsP'ntnit in mr .'.' '. 'l,nri,e,ana has e--sp.rienv'ed little or' no permanent environ- wale-re has 'ee'lved .on ire, iy'u'?cej iW'Sflhlit frs'itn the )?,'-se-r , rre'nt,ul damage- ,es a re-silt 'if t.flsP'.e'ire- drilling. if o'ishqw" rga and platri-ic-tit' '(air •sliiats". ,iflal ")teu'.tal Pray said Rera., the ril.o highly prevbne-tive fnr'ni;s rifle-c eh.'lt,sr ,inrI hate-n nualle-r fe-ewl fish, 'sir md coastal oastal marsh.; and hays ha','. ties? Inst the h.iiity ,in tifwr prri"lde qwWt (14thititt ilr,. i be • rh .I ll ''1."1 it • ' • ''- - 'I i'qiii.nni.'nt and proc.": n.ent '. authority of C4'*-al , 'I ______________ _______ .,•...' - D-44A SPOLSW, . :i i #s - It Item The Federal Resere has got to do more to kqvp :ie mone suppli from groing tloft) rapidlyFor kb'.' much mores circulating Ili times like these tends to dust' prices ip Again, this solution is easier described than catuiesi out Too light a control on the money supply can limit uIcrease ir industrial production in commerce and in rig to a degree that athantageous gros'.th is hampered .in.l the danger of a recession is brought closer An osertight 'nlroi of ns can lead t. erIouu .imounl of Liiwiii pL'u and for' use LI) the Senate •t'S.i ,(\'flI J' LSitlfl n this Item (oscrnrnent and industr must both take, u'. their on ti-ancti of mitt". matter rna well hold ibM thedetermined step; to increase production s'. hen needed Ir decision last yv.pr ma have government But the subpoena is-cued bs Prrs3drnt is subject In the same part this mean; better government data nationjli and r foreshadowed the reasoning The COWl ifl$) not support e grand jury uiantnqun'tnto requirement to furnish ternat,onally ion such matters for etample a'. the Ifltein.. which could lead to a the claim of the legislative possible mminat s-tolauons of tional '.'.heat crop and the probabiIit of drought in flu'.si,ii evidence the co imposed requirement that President tit;.' "..t 'u F, it the the law is an mstrunwnt of the last year upon new smen. In part it means more rapid gosernrnent action to r'ias cci Ntsnn comp2s with the itat'tam controls such as farm acreage restrictions and other restraints on output mena iuecl bs the grand jw' and more responsise gosrrnmi'nt ac lii,n in releasing stocks of overpriced basic mat,'ri,,ls investigating the Watergate mEter This again on t be ea; of accompIishm'nt os ernifitni .1ta It. iu, I economit- s commerce, production .ind purchase, e 'pecmaIlv international data rejected the clathi of Several is gatherisi mnrfiiu ientis t incomplete fruentiv inaccurate and almost aka so reporters that the eon.lrrising in the hands of those siho need to use it that it , fdentiahty of their sources lr,-,.jrntIt is of not much account est'i'pt to ss'holar; /i ~ 1i _.f-i gave theni a pnrilege not tc T. ('ommeree t)epartnrent on su hich a heav shari' if appear 1K-fore trand Junes I ion compilation and anai si; depends ha'. one of the % S rsngh: t. I -! inefficient bureaucratic; in ititashington I though it has P uer iiiar.'s cVVkflCt," the'me urr good meni and the Agriculture lepartmt'nt; for L iri said. particularly in •gn collection sstc'rn is h.ardI better t. - fl'w WLYPE D DOYLF Dr''.' 8. Atio.it Pi.t.ii.,,,.. 'x VOLTOLiE - - We n.e-ni funw In talk with rdts'r treirist ct.ete'q that ha -s hail rail 'trilling,' ,ci.uif Star f(a 'We've r.'ante;I is qi,irkl-j nu.iigt, Ififfir m itti(on avaflahlee- ', 5'.($' be ft. ta,isn a ratIon-ni 'time-fit or, thes cite-i-ta 1-ir 'le-;..erttr.e'nit feels that (wiiilml ,e',cajt cl.'ve'In.pn,ent 'ire' anl'iamna eat quality con'n-el, '..ife'ty rind (s'allutlnn n-on- ' . within arsetv liii. Stuart, it '.kp:irtni.-re( consumer shos re- ,r-r'.' renitol d.'pecr?rn..'nt Tni-eoiay in, asking for a (k'lay State' Re-p Kenrø'Ipn H MacKaev, 10 lc'ala ansi t' (-e hairnruan ri-f Its' FI.rida Energy (onnennitfee, sal') the federal age'ns'y stwsmld -s alt until holy I of next year in '.n'Ie-r to itI'.e- the state time ta. a-I nip .1 policy i-in grriw?h and n.fi0%4'e drilling vs ffoe, aolennfnietniit,,r, Tiie-scIa-,'j Th' wn t ''(-'ti is", ci'I.'r' j'-ir.'l U.. p''iiiitnone '- 11111 f,,p,lw r - ' .8,11 of 4eec ii until r,,r,re- Owl. ore' riunk RMI1 lIl\t,Iii\ \t ontrol'. of one I(IU t one thing $ 'ml itfnve-rrp,n,'.'nI In, delay lens. lit rw'w "Ildrillim,g sItes in Il,. IIIIIIIIIIIIIP - .t?)d jurs peedins. Americans who are dismayed at the high price of their favorite cut of beef-or the disappearance from meat counters altogethercar, ponder a report from the international League of Red Cross Societies An estimated 13 million people, half of them children under 15, are facing outright starvation because of a drought in Africa south of the Sahara. Their hunger is not for meat but for food of any kind 1clief efforts now getting started may avert the catastrophe and can at least diminish the degree of suffering that looms for those unfortunates The point is, their plight is not an unfamiliar one on this teeming planet fl" __ \ll,'hI-\'i,I I F1 • t .'.f', 110, ("him nil., Ic piemtint"n.t of I"'llinti"n ( "nirril wants flip inwI -' Other Thoughts .11 f"1 AA I'A fLU :-- Halt Asked On Oil Wells of ,c; After intensive debate and some harrowing moments the U.S. Senate has approved a rt'.asonable measure that would permit con-truction of a 789-mile pipeline across Alaska to help bring oil to an energy-hL'ngr. United States . Ili RAY CROMLEY Senate Bill 1 11 (T" .- Pipeline Closer Alaska - Wednesday, Aug. 72. '1973 sesslu,w teicwc'i ', ,%'s,,'It' -\stt "asiC,-, it C l ol We'll ,, Start Meiihiii :li k'eqct -\fl1 il i-; o .1 -,_ . '','i iA �. - . -, --.-; - - 6A— T Sanford Herald 6A—Th Wt'desdav 141.1 0 - - - - - • - I - - • - - - -- .0- — -. 21Q: -;-• Antipollution Pendulum Swinging Back 41 pi f IrI ( U %4- It I r-% ( r the British improirig en'rii hfts far b in the an envircirtment-crilinded goverrunent and public no% it f.,Illjig balck toward a more evenhanded attitude toward the ;'uring of our air and wxte In aome quarters the change amounts ShortAges. - u1ataons aimed at state Md l. lwstri and the inctit-athn, r mans OUW( V,c Mor-mver, elivntiii point t.) a gradual %hift from the :s - ;. c1c-.-r, ---• t'- ir- ; ttuj rwc nt. •, must not 1 iSt % ' N C töii. '.Itiitiiiii " t iuu.lin, g 1110411 liii - 114,4,11 % 4..ii % art' for it. .. an our cagerrws to protect NSN <N >,"E'R ituiii,'t anti I1II(-S1CVC - the en - AM RICAIIC 7''- orw '-- n SI - a, - I Ifi' 411 II,. Ill . Ii. I) iui ha,Ii, Aiuwi'It .1 '. v.1 , .It.- i - . utt .I;si 1,,.wllo it; j•iitl itii u It, ttii?tiitIIuii 1111 tin' i t,- .w N .1 i 1114.1, lH. - %1:, t4u,hu1 iou-c liki' uncoil ii, \tiala,:;u \Ir •. 111111011111 i,ltI i41111741111111., tt irnl .. hIU•441 itt ts'.Ii i,t hit' tI%'ltitwlttt I' - ------ ------- - - i' ,. .;mttl iW,c riIitit.tt i vrroI totai 441 ii- ..uur,. lit *'t'It..,t foil ,uttkricoti itiariLar of I - lI.- ni-hilt? part or till of lit Ill4lIfif '1114, is.u'k ,,lk-i .. t,-I?, it ailfor %Irq Ii?!' it 'iii • .-- a t and 'timj,?1-4 *r rh. it Week par #rs.ri for frwsl on the Vegan A ?Yf44(.sI 144 rr.il qt-i said. i-otilqI ilwI,ide fruit JItWI fllit for :,r -, - , , - f. -flfI St.Iøty of l,reakfi.c? a s.al.iu) -v,th \ - Fr- - I • - •eenc, ii. titry prs-liat the -cwlely re - '1144tp4 - • ----------- - inV 44mm-i ht' '' 44tlnn 1nent require that it•i though nutny d'k ; . - than iii- fl htui,';,uitt ttf. !P to n-inch l. ir,ef the •1cgin The edn.-.-,. ?aon44l.phiInptifr al or44nh,. II'eIn?#t )fli . intvøt I brberhoed 1 h inanity •41W1 t!IØ that 4 rue? at IR't , '-4r for 'hnn#t • -' - — '-----__ — -- A I SCHOOL BOX WILSON B O B GRIESE F O OTBALL 99 -- inda B r %lr, Iniiqt,t 19 to $I(1 I -- - S19 J - iI113tI1 a tr.tnIi i,uiinIy vegehuranri 44frr ft fr the trwlivuiu,;ii i'.nir,t I'' t. Ii,iItIichefI it Vu- ihiri KIt. Ii-ru •. - /,,r • ft -t ti if flip j -ii.Ie ill ?ti p have hurt it, 'lie? •ha h, if rw,t critini I)iiitcltit r 1ir-1 .tis •iIlii.liiP, mi-i a still W,v.' eeri IhI4 t tuning for it long time In order its fret) all ,t ftttII'ssti;iP f14 • -. ciuih -a-Lao w uac Isirraa rtF r'Lav I aitwI '' riIlM'.I I 44 Vegv?,iriuin, lilt hi1tii' ' out iiiiiiitlt- 11;41111 % Is'. nticc' .,f ,, I'$4'il,Id-I V. filth.' 44 I.,t if iluti-roct imc it4'0Il pti'ci-i-tI lit lit.- cot fit% II I.-uuuIs-r'. ,-,iI ft• LAST MONTH ALONE! • '1 -'• RULER had T - I t. 11'1111 .IIIS I' - .tiiiiI .11 lIiiii tutu.- Ftittiu iiiliiS4llc, lilt ititIiil t iwsi llk 41fl41 \IituI% ,'Er'ti,rtl,ilq 12-INCH for quaiit prescriptions at low Io%price s ' OVER ONE fIWON ' Y ' Itot 11 11111 •. i ti? ".,. BIC D PEOPLE TRUST ECKERD'S... .' -- fti1rL, LaS I 11141 I 11,lk II1 iitI Ii.-, - II'I Ito tIW'% Hospital , iL, 7kIS&S I or %% I - I 14,11111 O ff 11w to .liuui' Oil lriiit% I 110% Ii 4I1'.44 fIIl.11ilj i'itnl,n ut lt.a It," ( ltatt . - Notes i %19 I %tl ' t. become over7ealow to the point of requiring e' tbt nrc r.t t :*a&- k h 1it -\t - I UI 151 t 0111% I'll %% % %il, III. II 't%Thd almost to a tt-rt. I1 ' 'I 'N5 mounting numtrs 0hairman Jennings Randolph of the Senate Public WorkN Committee warned that the nAbOn'S econom) must be considered in the governments drive to fight poll ution, complaints; , -cklasth agairist LI'le sUff antipollution laws, rules and Encrg the feliLen the falling hirthrAte Sme of them- frhArgr~ Areutair- . B utman re.cponsabkpcopk echo e ;vwrr plants And b1locking ct-onstructim cif others A year Cfl%flLft1ism Its advocates are being blamed I' I p1urns*inin %1tAl to aert an energ cn.isarr ptung the green light th Atnimc Cornma.c-sinn an The cv'rts are throwan out iawuataamed at closing At omic from ?f // 1• Vegetarians Are Finding Pr ice And Work Drawbacks - en. to t'n '; the ennronment It. no pa susing fanrA EctIlogist.,vA Ill be Around from nrm n whether and ho th e will be allowed rm0nmt ture, didn't like the soot air created coal burning -rr't gone thit far in the United States, ilf - :bers f or pcung or ar1iamtnt outlawed the burning of coal an lindon A hk Parliament was an session and ampo.e1 the death aalt for those who uiatci the rthct In -;, - vehn Ii l. I talk yrithia - !Aura mix. TYPEWRITER OR Hdra L \rt1e'S tr _______________ • Doll;; ELECTRIC PENCIL FILLER 'ER SHARPENER ' YOUR CHOICE Ing It UIY'tiTC - Miller. ASPIRIN, 5-Grain -' - llti %Npt - - - I - -- STUDEN T Adorn Hair Spray -- - .ic'hard EtchtlI. -- - - - ] , omills f lAlls Karl ,,~, I girl, G(Ineli'm I - a)-R ( 'j CABINET - - PACK COLGATE Instant - 29' • -. - - - CASE . --- ( S -,• - - - • ------------- • 88 -• -. HAMILTON BEACH WI V IRON s TUSSY _________ - rving... -• .-, I f' 2 WIDE VARIETY OF HELPFUL CIVIC FOR _____ INFORMATION CU - )j '--' PURSE KIT • - Gill -• F3 A V7 HILDA RICHMOND :- --- i--- ' -- WARDROBE BY FLAME GLO •; 9.11.1 • 4LJiL IJ 9 - - - -, •- = 109 -I TEASING BRUSH COFFEF,r MAKER - — 29 DR. WEST TOOTHBRUSH 6t TOOTHBRUSH 99 L- - - INTERMATIC ___ ELECTRIC 24 HOUR TIMER 9 .. -- Vr' - 4p41r1', l4irrtuw flf If EluiIt1i,i tflftt-t. -- 111in may u14t.11,lg -Iitantt' q -: - -'injt•ni Nixon. -t1uac Nhitt_• rl'p.uri'Il ma- 41thftuluft1la •- . 14.-i - I, SHIRTS 00 . FOR 2500 - - FOR I 1/ L SHAVER 6 777 Iil_ MEN'S BELTS.Jij BICYCLELOCK 2 BASKETBALL SHOES MEN'S OR 197 BOYS GYM AG DRESS HANGER ,' • - - - - -- SHOE BOXES -- - - - ' i • 66 9 !! vweaghb. Y'n. of a 2994 - .A lh. - • co-t 4 -4: l ,'f -- - t10 5i,j ' .. -' nj tSSl,iit t' Jisi li%Oi u-nt Mi- ' - - l_ 32 - -- I 300 4 1S.• 1 - - * i •! P. PI 0 I - tjuISt 114hlayt'd thur - GOOD THRU liii 111tervift , Li# t tat i,,1 SATURDAI - -$4 i14iIiVii( '1%? l,%140V 1ltIr . -i-L.a .0, LtJiS1ltl4l - a -.otl IIJ 'JlltlIhL$IJ to • It ait.J Wright. (If rvqwsuIi JUST S-li ¼'-4*41 It Lb that .ii, titileeti i-i i -' it. - utatvu-ittj oak - Co.s uuruaaiuwst -intl n' v44u$a tile Ittblt. 'hut cauau1tecI by baa :o1i .fliw(ig Prints Kodiik F11 • up tot iP.srIIad P.IU-i bug P.rutttnl Ii -i utniiittetl to Sn-it-i- ".-\1 I-'h'IC -, tai.ggv 8.'vi,..io A lenwo, Ill 'uuiig 1 the first tutuact Ont it tidI.e ItapvarItl ill - 58' PHOTO OFFER 29 ett.Uii to -tic-, - - 4SIi4IcI - JO I .1 - Di,IZIt( court Judic 11)411 -.ric,a r'nt'. '1w (ter 4tJ d. Ilk. 111,41 l4u(( ruling -- eim Kodak - - .' - -U tiUT Nowils ECKERD'S FAMOUS MIII -.ul1 Wite tui. ar,i.J .t .-iler;al uUL.t ',S'rjllv'i-i, -ste the iJll3tttUtlawl sn, - fo ill f tiM the first t' 1114, fi.iitk- -ii unieUet i I-IU8AUS E1 11T Lu - PAIR lOt S OiunJ PItu 1433 S.mu.n 'be I't"tItlQttL :11c 'egal Jdtt1e 4.b -1:G 3949 S!I'i 4'3 7 _iiil. - - :a•i - AS 00 2'21j;sL5,., -• j . 6013 P.. 2L)0 'lIrn.nI CREW SOCKS 'f'! 441(1 to %J 4.J* .Ill 'i- 51p-1 MEN'S ORLON crs.itaun. I'rua'sutt-, ill LI'U AMPLON PANTY HOSE r 4 •;s -tku-'t 'he Whiitur the Lape at ;trsdc, 88 ) A!ATPurc •-----.4 Ijfl L) WATCHES 18 FOR -- - 'ateria,Lo pvi-liii prus.- CAMERA 87 KNIT TOPS 2500 - 20-INCH BOYS OR GIRLS BICYCLE KODAK POCKET 10 IOO°u NYLON - \) - 2 - V ' SHAVER'X1L1 88 — 377 1/ L NORELCO VIP 40 11 SLACKS -- -o Ca*. -ith 'he i-dUo • ting, blittlo . imiguLir .55K 4aiig .it)t,Ut the Idlilt' tiiuia Jltie • .uw'-.'l-'i - launs 'bc•' iKe O Ile -arwhIs,,it fur Jtitim-'' and •anulhrr arIulTlefat for l. IlItI £ 'huril for Jun. i. l°'.c ae i - c wrIt itfle ltdt I wt •r. ii •uuake 'it.-'I er-'u..,asut.'. bi'Il-fl144.JMJflc.,: • . 2495; - LADIES POLYESTER I _ 2 ' 50 0 FOR SCHICK "FLEX" 400 SHIRTS - itc•i, - LADIES LONG SLEEVE ' 67c SUNBEAM ELECTRIC \V:uithungtaur, á)44 jo - n -a - — 1" 0)48 0199 --.:':.' _ - 'lM' NORELCO___ 99 ALARM CLOCK .. 4 ER ___ SUNBEAM PONS 2-SLICE :!W ..• • i'• - 18' PATRICIA RICH T ( JET 67' - PLAYTE NAIL COLORS 'j DURY PROCTOR POWDER PU FFS P MARY BAILEY -- —— I—'.- MEN'S SLACKS -1 --- lu jul41: - ' legal iIuMiUon IlLicit liuvks HOLBROOK HOT PLATE • tioa•. (ur,rtj with the t -Ir'itiga't - 'I MEWS POLYESTER NORTHERN 17~ h''' fqj / KNIT SHIRT 95 TEX Emory Boards 88 '77 I' Ni 1 41 LUNCH KIT '- SHORT SLEEVE, CREW NECK 9 to RADIO 19t ' P' '-IOSITALIT 4 DIGITAL CLOCK •rtU1a.-- in - 'iairt - LLOYD'S FM/AM CUTEX Poli-h-Remover - - COSMETICS " -: p ta1flf1fl THERMOS PARKER JOTTER HAIR mY;; -. rn '-ttIt' ut tiflir rv'.ull% -i 77t 99 TAME CREME RINSE FAMOUS - • tr"p4sring -- I HAMILTON BEACH -' -- - ) 'rs,Lht anal tflt•.t. taair -intl talk.-- t IV1'j SCHOOL GLUE \,' - .1,, .iiiti •• JUMBO HOUSEHOLD OR - iii he .. .11e to -.• I 99 ___ J 88 INDEX DIVIDERS SPORT OR DRESS DRY the 1.1111 to Revealed 88 ? A i £ • - -- ItO r lit ill - i Iflhl to _it till, i.ir' It iii'''0 -i'ilS IF tintI - .- . J OWE .- - -- ' - - BAND~*AIDYIUIc:SIrIPS fl - . - :'' SCHOOLLOCK 9t 'BOARD CLOSE-UP Toothpaste ' to .St Aug,: U,siUI( tw ( itht. pt: 1 Wright Strategy MASTER DUO TANG FOLDERS BULLETI -- - ()r(i rd Shave "'d UT - %wL Nth -. . BOOK Calendar 88 ', LAMP DESK b - - Seminole - - - •-.:' •- Ai 0 1 -7---.7 71- I 13 , 99 ILKINSON Bi1P 158 , BASKE ' ' ORGANIZER FILLED BINDER WASTE RECORD SC riwttl.akt- N.. -' Iorn, lal. Mi:.: tfl4 I,.' l in k in4 'tI,rt 44 n NOTEBOOK __________________ OpE MouthwasIV, I filet-ft, ir l i,IjAe iir .ar F. %lrs, P I "I - t - .'etorl!iana A la,li1c)r. 1110to-, 88 16-OUART TONI HomePermanent 99 PilkerV, _-1 88 - 1) — • - WHITE RAItiShamPw htirsteri — - R J - - ___ DELUXE A rlt .irtut'd. ''4*k4I1t41 - 100* A N D •. -•,. - • ., -. •151I0*1 19.5-i I 1: I I [ _1 --: t_i- be U1111t. - - IV Jsiigr - -'i-ki'I• - - - - - - Cut - •P. ,iiid t.tt - I - - -- ,, jjWlItL.5 tit I 04 the iti.it ,I0,. .;: - -, .,, - �88-The Sa nford Herald Tuesday, Aug. 21. 1973 to Laotian Coup Fails, News Briefs Sturgis Indicted Controls Not Likely Sturgo, is in UK- ttderi.1 priin at Illmflhuf). under if 4ILvear provisional iwiritenm for tm, part an th breM-in at flu- I)ernocratac \.:i'riaj headqwmrten it, Juno. 197 'turgl, is accused in fix indictment Of eonin IM and 1969 to smuglt stolen cars 11 I '1 Red Grip Strengthens -\ Ti; tarn uiau! it, Lix- .mxicr, zmdnhInLctraUor silo Ili trudat liii. lurther cienuols on U.S exports- of s-o_S'tw-ans arid i-ttier crops mint not likd hur Sturu mid tivt other persons wert named in t indictment returned Mnnda ji si\I'. i.tej iL' it, A fi,chr; iur '11171(' d c1bnirti.d Witpritt tar I Murgic on charpes of :-nrmpirong till run stalt'r iri mit Mexiet - As-s-Lctant Serrr.-thr f Agrirulturm h'3iff4l Rrunthavt-r siiui that if s-ui-I controls mire tkmr-d, the United States- would .pw. am vt-n-'. higi. pries' through loss- of tnrr,nr rrumrkeu The' administration imposed export controL' fir, 152.croj, set hee-amns and other hmgh-prnummr, feet: ourc-e-s earlier thi!L tear if liT effort U curtrismnu, cos-ti ill Annwric'ar lwmstnet, prodiwers-!trunthiit-t-r's- re-inuirki wez-t prepared for it inc-u-tm1, of the- Ann-near, Smlieimn, As,'ocu.tior. lie said aicriculture it "ridmrw tIn - rr'-d.':f,etis Rizzo Test Criticized 0str;1 rt.I wilis mnwni,.i It r.I'. flu questuir twtlu.r ICim.ir offered It Ie' (nrie noon . V str,mssae-d flint 1 w- at : tim -i I! Use is-rOi,iit:t'e ,,t - : ' .: ' • ' Plea Switch Possible For 4 Watergaters' . , ,till V ;s• t(4iH't r4'irt -."l- LitL(irrsr tiM)L lit tmLLI% M11LCt1 ti_S IlirUel 1. S hiult.; it tS(- four (.Uti&ITU' urretrd in V ai,itmingttiri law yr Schultz ,t 'e',ktet .att tiur I art if, - oijUi nut tie rILi:'ht-d itIWit - hianigi' their ilvo it , InmnIreeni night 501 tIN' (:ilflittlltif't for tie,}It-t'j'. Itisthhuimtl. if cx i ,t-rtufl, of the President li'lortiv% whit Iurn.vrI ri-pr Itin aittorru-'. 111 Ituhmu Mimic-ti tiet ('utuinu. mid let had jiic1 hiondijil night isisist, advisef-, thietit ti 113i111t i delat- &mn altec', ii therm Uut-i p1cm. T Is couple of we-) x'tiilm he Tj,t Il what I told then, it di U Stit what Sen 14.'.' cli txi or three s et-Lt agr i.c.r • hi-(.einr.., Iola Ili mmmd lUaU said mm it tele;iteiaiae inton tiiiid is had stiti-neded to ti-rt,t-x 1 said s-lU".' 0mm I' ':111(1 lii' ;.1zunm it If Thu -:tra-mc't Lust Sisturdii C -I rniui 11- 01 111 mi u; rnUirm•: I l l!- tluVi:I alter lvarnimnii' L11i1 V rirke-t . is 11 limIt itiel' t- the Ss•n. :0 Vastt-rgzite- ecnhmnrmItt,-t wilt -•_ ' -' - thee Use?:t Pet omidmit Tier'. pleaded .:It: arid ore tee-ire hit-Id If, i aI ;urmsl'r: Lit i)iititiu '. lam St-flt('flrise-ruitsirl aitthmmn,mstrmit,'. t .;,Tit. Itreteenl I. - V eti- Lt-r tusiro- mix jet II etstlniL • 1.11! teeth PlOt tru:m F COOL Af -- -- - - 'rof AI ' : :• ti .:,; Lk ,,.fl_-. SOUTHERN AIR Save on Office Furniture - ,,-'ORk-N U t 1) 11' fit 9! a To Start The First Day NUt - 3 F er 4 9S - A - HEAVEN I HILL _____ -'<-" t -t. 1UPC THE SANFORD HERALD FOk OUk 51'LJDENTi I'-'1 - : 'SKI.aJhl ' - tt,iLObi GOLD SLAt uijw raya -. Ia GALLOt ABC '-. I - CALL 3222611 -. Well Start Main; and Bell You Later •- 31 91. CERTIFIED ' BRANDY LC( • •-, 3 .- 11' 107 9 2 1 14 7 f7 of TOM SIMS 8 YEAR -' . '' •.,. , CERTIFIED " - K0 -. ROYAL DELUXE - •- ' 4•59ii-u, WISERS 10 Y EAULi 1 9 - ST LEGER ' r HEDGES BUTLER •i- BLACVflV[T - 83 0 . '3_:1 1 01,11119 I sill'i I$A, • U 2" TOWELS rn _______ lotlid AIIUHI MU C)IAbJ. 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OSIT YOUR BEAUTIFUL NEW SWINGING - ,,,., 9I-Q Your Bock To- Schooler Cart icr t. hjilTatlUt Central Air Cunc1itiunin SIcm 1 Gives you the finest tooling at IDW, low cost F RE E LS1IM•t.'Tf x a-f, ti-, • ft-il a.wur1 ; Begun's- Peospita. r' •:, i:i 11,-irs- were bairn-c-il I - tm __ ____ '-i' _ non.P'.abst hcc p&iararlte-e-, yo• I 1 w - WAI di tumee •' not T'-pa'rc salt.1 *0 out -: lL L S GIJCKENHEIMER - '•:' TrIIr • DELUkI - c-' !i.' c1ruOQt at the ,Tdh 1101,171 twiLlIA unIt ii-iiut BT. tatiim'ts, , MR ED KY - e 6 DAY SALE MON. THRU SAT AUG. 25 ________________________________ JACQUIN BLEND 90 PR 61P1 t iea 'u''.tius Ififiso-On IP-s-r. V O4 i-c tIh ,.PC e it t,t.i,Tu f . , ' .: 90 PROOF GIN Jt':: so I , . an: i As. • utfur ,'. - -(-'i-I SEAGRAM se. V 0 -..... 67• • • Back-to -School ers. Iir '-• TENSION? wo ' r Mt 1.LP 6111 I •- 9OU iRTIIEt t -AF i- •, , &HEDGES-BUTLERGR4NO -4111, J COOL 1.: war, p 1"1 H' t\I} '.- -, - lUi!inr autteonties did and ha fin hii-u:iru. ('tee-I: ;:imi fir in cxmi:iimtx-d 1)% Li pullet- rle-1ar Ii- nk-u-rnmmnx- if In- ,uhttultl in put in tiee maid imifirr:mar'. ratlu-t ilcaim , $04011 REQUIRED REfljn E • - ' thus-pita! it Slunrh. Intrmneastitinutil At .,_-i UJ :1,1:1 1 Mt. for dcl mr,ms-s-lT from it,. Rome off,. sril hild Begat, s wilt In' • 'get -ieod u-nrninai timwyt-n Rut on said its n'tts va' x OitIfli. U sett x Puit flu 'm-e::, tin- _S.Ivatat- . '.:rY. - :' O&kt't TEACHERS VSOP COGNAC t'etfmflut ;usierrunij, Lice aim lire putili: rimlaitioris office- it-a talnnumuruqut sa,ymri unit' had tee-cr put or, Lice- nutmr: ismuti Uuit Itum; wi tin air lii' ci unIt liUtlietiti: lcadt\a'.'mil i.ffmret ru'Jpre. llse-y, Ii ';tumtmni In it tti(-it rOCIJ, 1,11:1 air lore, ''urno,., I-rI sent them jel figistert I V tm- mr: Sanatm,im I'-.; Os-:: U :":.:v dis.npjw;ir;er.' ' . I mimi s-Un It 0 TO'. Iiittmfltc': surt-et ;n.ssmbk' Lo-fiuru - titfit Lute loot usm air uttm,rn.ILt i• i-iItltttM? U1 Liii ties • flurternio Mild lerreitum. Os M,Iml tie x -i Lit if prison offiriail thud ix ties' (utijirv- b4-rTmmirJ tUci , i I u :t-nmi i St anti Ill'; thu i, turd Rubira all. tin-it uintiriiet !"Uljtfl mid Lit Lii. I )i,rit,tir'- x' i'nfe-re-yim-t- ttuit tat tui:. - -I Tit411t11' .1' i , -. e- i. :: • , -, '. IitSflii 1\ E WS \'m tl('ltI filet with - ARC said about I-fm WWm w Ariien-npanue-d tim his- wife - 144aiit. entered flee- hospital Maya dii% lifter tw-mni rniss-irm tier fn,ur xus-L' Politic questioned hit; leer Iiouws- and thcnm charged hu: sitookesilaill s-acid VIM s-IfllUtLitmtm1, .1 trans arid In- '-tiup was led b_S at exiled v-ill stenimmic 11,7(1 rod: t ARC fierce gu-rierail, Tluo Mi. win hitinilt' allies- William Sbes-tuur, 's.s,-d the M,-t:onm hive,!ran. Ahti' tie,- pt-sulvn: fist n-. '..:i rUJ;-.. .t '. 'dirL I iuc'a:, v% is: : -- .ame-d the %. at-ritizine - airport anti a.lmisirusu-amtit', enuplom',-. 'cut it --Ye-tilt air fierce- piaint-r amid Cm'rrrsm4'wii.dent milthiugt w hac -.,mi, some tiinu,tirut mind !we is rterrt-s;eorxh-nt it, 11w OOfIfli run,s- (III the &uftTit Toc-.ct and still did some radii - Imief tutsu uut.cide tiet n-It_S re-partmni Ms-s-loin aLso It ia M - - u u:i I- liii --,'-r f:.: mi' ti-' ;'- - 'e,-- siiuttierr. (hum it lear uj it•nimalirtuititerou.' situlitiur that load ikvvlopeci 1IIIIUTIIJ (,cr, (tsar Rui z , the rfunirrujnrjer tin- lilt forrt I Lui. (tie, (If tlirtt nuimlmU,r tiler rcnitl added ti i.. I'?dt CII!I(IUt If, 11 1IIL''.I It (0 tru: itrrtrd., re sigtof. uII puhin w ork, mi. se,,i-t ommruster after faumlmn rid the '.' tshi.tiut frlIvncle- ne -,ed hill it um. tLIUITPet airs:: nhiOse:t i In-'.' amir fot:i ':riniaudt.r but Rut: said it tirisatleasi Sunda niittit flint Pet had not relinquished tin lit! trirre isont ' - aintthmnu ek f,- 'ar-,id emuplove of err c'a.r Rf('4.41eL S I 11L t 0 rt ••' tiatI. ' , hianuinuffed U- a p(ilic'cn'umru ,: •- -- ZAI I::,, p,.-t rains-f in r t' d A iii eric a ni ic-letismon mean •ian-k p-.'nrm tm:: im hospital neon-i ti tuidat arm as chargt' thiit Pius- Start ol -n- kidnaped ti_S the- Stalin ws- a. hike- 1)n'_S w'sl airLtmn' the-_S lute- at tiec n w-ret of ant righ:v'irm cent-rail V tic, Cllttt If MilC power The •spake-srrumr, said that 11 leos-Itivi' result front, tin courittu-rti;d MslnrtLi_S v-alt lbs supit s-Pu-v e-d fueu'.-ann,a Po }'leuiUriuj enuld count on f7vrti people- rei.tiirdm-ei as- lw' -htiisl 1'puirw'n-its-----fihi-1Lw it ti a, hard lii's, wi11 the I one - nisti.-rillitd it, ilL' s-idc, - .:r-resle-d in lii.- no-i tiliitm - ' I i•mo: - Lands • t•it - •'; -' -- - -- -- ,. - Para lyzes Chile ,.•, \',;- Iii-imiier Ix' had Commandeered II' was- captured. and th t UI 'i -'inc ' 1 1w B e g a n In Rome J I asris- mire- iiunç in large-It on 0I'atheI hat demand for . iatrruqeru of I.5W of tin-mr tu-ooçis arol police' to protect Cornmumist rt-prriv-nsflitm'.'es lim Vu-reimin ('. her-c-talon tin pIc ervt f right ists- and I'rmnrr Sout itITU, s- neutralist_s Wi calm expect tin-rn U ask t im i nure n mhmUmrt guarantee,t- a. result of the c'ou , and that ? 7, cant niort troops-. Nationwide Strike -u"jotri Smim mix it, I 7I ao inwmdt rtrike- tdit islitt agrsj partf'. If call astU'ntior, U ;'utci w itimit, tin isrnit-d the stip:ecperm rLiiir that tin es sflflhiwtvd tielcix Liii SW. leftist government 0 trylri4, U put tin-u out of tiusiniess se' 140,(Kk, ?4110p (iwrwrr tel tin' ALso i.t r4riie- mire riifl.ctruu 4.11 ItUSI fiVSSflieli I C li ff Lion worker.-, ,en r''.ei• of tin' letlitioti mqzreed IL close Uecu ruetmiensat irlirx ttiouasflW ccl - fit 41! hours nirfe-siru x iir.e- ii ftc ( 401,; veteran rightist k-t,ck-r. Pire 'CtSIt, Oi lit a. U our. -mhmj.-''.., . ii ta-ft-ft nr-m for c uhifi tie innit ti it'I'C the tior, vovernment and react . 'Tin- eciumsemi - ------ '( - pUu.-e SIIUVIIOTUI Phflunui with scgnwiuons- to fonri a i-na. 'dP 11 the m'mia-raui Council of flu 'sse•tiilil t-t ii: ., ii, '. voted ti adroit divorced per-sans and those- wIer la,'.' t ri-married 1i to Is ss-cre-t '.'ritt- at 1.291I to 3B1 dc-It-gate' viiie-u Mrinednm U adopt is report bt Is studt cornnm&ssit,r. that rec,oimnnie-nidpd is itherucksatoir, of the churn, s view of drt-iurt-t' aid remarried it,, twins If, 1u-t- pmne& with current hibuura lnitu-rpru-tatirir, Acsemnst,lmt-t - cf a. ,c.d rimmnm&stt•rt s : rx-riliLsA intj ti perf ortri rnulrrl.a1,-rt fur di tn,:'a-, INtMifls- Slut, were- the moors-c-ti: ;xa!,*.jf.s in drvnrc't-s rf-rrirnirns' nitti nm C U ide-h •• Kidnap S Mi A'.-tI HLAUII V •irrt.r) 1loj-t of Mjj whi, administered test Shirt It 12( and, 1. lied and CalnIHt Laid flit trutt. amUttui is "!'ShIlliti Lix thrt-- had in am hotel tust.hreu-;n. • • c . mruiuncrssfuI;igli:wmng letk-rumpt U oust I.antinr. Premier Sut aennia Pisounsa, protiamb''. %A Ill reinforce the ('ommunl--' P.athrt lmu-den-rumnd for it Secret Vote Adopted '.rs;'t ijivrto, ha'.-t rrmti zm.tt question askec Mayor 4101 !izzi. raeput ,1vvci' Philli; F I Carroll t mtwo I 'irrjitic n ('Puirniar PeLer Chmirl a lit' detector test t•airlier tilt& month, orcljn to, 1 elivsnn statirir I-YV tmvrt I i* 21 1 75 1 is: . ; t,ALJ AIS 291 3-4 9 79 VINTAGI CPuATIAU MOU1OAC1KCKllL 4410 410 DO -- 22 95 BESTALUJI liLY ( -- , r----, FLEISCHMANN {QUART CORBY IPAUL JONES QUART Gffi 3,,: fQUART 359 BLEND 79 i--.. -'- -- "-.---' ' _ �, .. p.__. • - ---. ------- r. -.-.---- -..i--- * -- ----- T* - - r ' EE 0 3. - - -_ - i • - - - I I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 22, 1973; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/78b6ff8752d3ec39e59e05a30a82b184.pdf 90ac57ea9dbbc783144c421a4935b00a PDF Text Text 1: L Friday, Sept. 7, 19T3 aS—The Sanford 4erald - - .---r I SeW: -. -. • .'. -' 4 .... - ' WRITHE HOPE OF OUR C _ &17r ______ The ____________ Gunter After ____ Gurney's_Job I , tt lthr* thr4 . 1h elitist 'T'I"o D WOrpServ,ce% Also n Ii r' r " r' os ;: .' .. ll I.-., 13 cons s.' I PT I'. ML flAt TIT CHJRC)4 4Th SI £ Oak Ave Cor WIRN _____ ST AUGUST CATHOLIC CHURCH inrt Dr iii r fluttn Rd (aseitrry Thipflst - ChurchScbot WorShip ___________ • / lIjIum YOuth ,tktwsPip rn ' ' -. — --- 6 3Op m L.I.--..- I ,37. Pajtcv' Wdrit'Sdav c Isa rn ii Ci m I'm going to church anyway Long time ago I realized that it may taLe a bit of effort, and some deterinina- Is ctcpievn ........ Paslor Wedneidly Service ,,, 9 , ooa you stocL Patior So any Sunday in Buff&lo, Rochester, Syracuse or "' : oull be seeing mc in church. (I'm the fellow. viih the red hair—and the button missing from his shut!) . ,S?flW•• S4Indai School - UMYF rn MCeflnQWOr Emerlius Pastor 42:1-9 3:22.36 9:1-9 'U )o rn rn m LIncr%un. Estes 000 UbirStody It 00a m s 4! TO 00a iii O.bleServol WOrSh p ,, Ø.D$eClaij p m 6 10 r' W, in p i p 00a m in 50lEastSqcondStrest A 'Cc i ,r P rrl r - Nurec "All in The Family" p,.' grain. the beelmarket when their ceiling price came out lowe thai theprIeetheyhadtopayforlivecatje beef ata lOSS tomaintanconr,er wit competitive patter r kv E C El 't1arij Stiff or SEMINOLE - - , . Ho instrranctl FOOD FAIR STORES INC did Em pI oyes GR KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN PU BLIX MARKETS 0UPialapeads .' L. D. PLANTE. INC. O 'i'cin Florida H by the Seventh day Adventist Church DEKI Ec n 'mm ri) and Emplc'yi- sort -.. - . . a - '-i i '1 1 - D .. iv L4'l Ioc,tt Cit, rC' P*L* Ca v . cv 04.4 s' irc ., .flor.ry n 1' , - 1.r 5-ins COt.'(,-,:%fapj Cr,,,.ch 2I 1 to C It i . i l ,1 - (._ 3kiiMitthOIOwtt S4IOLIOCHO.ivIIR4 5*i•.loi'd ' I _.-" 1, L" R4OOe Ro Caiia.qt'. P-'4 "045) (ts,((h -.p-- 'i , * '4 ' 4 r'tmrr'y I o '' '-I Cjir r'(. 4. ,fA' •t M-**i, - 4. •'-.AUi St • _.,'ft ,, tia a1,,.y-,. t,i Afl .t. Cafisat ChurCh. 714 Oak ., s St Anv,'4 Cau'o - - t- .. ,',, 4 - Curtt. ".' 13 - - r '' -'I t .47tt ' 5' t 0 ''Y ICAL IriS. oaar'r " - - A . A i-'-c-- = .5UTt4ERAN A Mr (I'S.vth St. 05 411. Oste (y*jjq(p* Q5 '* flJ ' . , . 14.40' l Clv IIAI&'44'v o ,a H. t 5 - itk c* o4 ...ession and -• .- --. was never unsovd ________________________ - Lstcd eight steps-.- known the )outh for i ' Ofl 7 P i I 4JJ C C a ri I 1 rjfJ fhe water riesaup. wratrned r from > C -'- .-- - I and then s sag wini • - - it '-t.vt*i,, CJ.,rcei. RI j - 1LI - ------. . growth! % iricent Jr. . it was a rough Cofl2fliuflity, She told of starting out thres. yearsgowiths-lrtuallynothmg in the way of acceptance iii the "Mrs. Witengier told ii couldn't release him to me community where her school is because she thought he located, but gradually winning belonged with the educably the children's confidence and working with the boy. I C1 I ussan a era st , at ti ita1y. She listed the youth, who "gave middle school. happen again, Treasur) off a major coup," liuddleston meeting between herself and In i floor speech, Iluddleston _.L jlIJ ________ - - •- ; - , - - . . I •eIi t East, to Venezuela tont1nue w is 'icrew will lie 4idde'tI that the United with Middle East oil pd .. u .' - SAl U A T 'z I I i Ir'I' ..' • 5J • ' charges in order to 'get' c rimmal Ia '. ci I i r LA. (.' i3a iic (I age 1iA * u iiehn kissinger's nomination -- - t . . - ., .. 'a rt Page 9A 1e1t.ra, bo%crnn;ent .ingled out the Orlando reCOrd ca!e farm pru t sin An'uct -. an> other cuuntr>' for its crier sour V/S I_il Game and Frchater Ii',h Commission indicate the high cost of meat - Im' 1t and Canaida, • , '1111' 1 IORIfl ii .. imports front thxt reg1on. ,; -. S. carried grain thire hail) to blame >, ,, , :: in inestic wheat prices (ul. ,, ______ - . - to trust htr '' 11dleston said the increase __ __4•,•_ At his news conference hst ton said Now, he said, he has learned from an Italian thor riulntafldfloniepressaccoijnts tiatashlpunloaded22,OOQmet. nc tolts of Russian grain near gr lifl ( _________ I i don t know a thing about shesaid who came liuddleston said he was - They used to bI.2k in and $750.nuthon US loan, the Bus. police captain Cha"les Fagan, TtIflS bought the grain last year whoistnchargeofthedet,ctive -- - • i would rather that ou ask first, but a'ter we got to know said the Bus- inflated world prices, he told _______ , ______ to import soini oil from thi Western hemisphere and per ti-a a from the liddl E would prefer c wire cao e around the old i-IC - she been allowed to continue . three;tars dleston, 1)-Ky - that an> ifforts b> the Arab ni us i I (hi \iiddl& I ,ist to i i a o a,cr ta it ., po AC) ohi as a c.,u., 'ranford %irport 1 ing he L. u we wua owmeu tor mucri 01 the .iJ II ' 1 U _____ t dnd wanted to know whom he wi '."• .. 'ildrnrked by an effort to h'Iin sti t ink p * FEL LAS' ta d morning 'o discuss the meet :: the Altamonte Mall. (Page 6A) _____________________ . men reason to i,t' WOMEN'S (U EST for )berahon gains SLIC r-omuslttee will with AHY. Geti. i:lIlos ot nit rts 2A Dr. ran 511 Calendar 3A hors scope 513 (.orlucs 9] O let :: : : :-:::.::':':::.':': :; Areideatha < - F — 000in k.&ns. unmanagable (Sanford Middle School) jumped Oglesby and killed him agreed, it was aU rlghtwith her with a blow to the kidney fl (j i t7 tempts to help the youth who faces charges in the death of 12Year-Old William Oglesby, 1600 %V. Fifth Street, Sanford. vi*rrr ,Siirinit -----.-.-.-- around me" Mrs (torge Sires said she use bears But even then, Lose said, the - - being held for the Wednesday killing of a fellow student went White house energy polic) ofFite,follossedNlxontothepress center roslrwn and said the United States might become rchativel self sufficient in r IN VIN CU I E uu into Jeuup InchCl±sonovdraWflaccoWltaarld with Isswng$ø --- his conununIti could csert'Ine crhi-rnl tpn+r'u -- ___________________r .. of his was ti-using t:ouble with H Stewart Lives n Raleigh Ci "unsound environment" and 1iar, in their bu) ing prac- ment and the General Account- Police Department," she said, to me and ask if they were I _1- A Ib'jvj cfnrt t' :5.!P:i_;e:scnv;. i- ui _____ Johns, who hasa rare blood type (0-Negative) has made 56 trips to the - . Ovar9, bivit Late 94un Hail 0 J0101,45 I *rU*s Lkc Mwo* Unit ISA? * first ROBERT B. JOHNS of Sanford (left) receives a plaque Saturday for at meeting the nation's energy U . • circumventing government banking regulations Also named in that fnd1clment were 11. Calloway Pollard I- orest City, during her efforts sass students ame n - . C'K4 P4AZARBNR ' P"tI% Cor1m9iisl Cao, 0CC esta paying bank funds on checks which had insufficient Prisident Mxon outlined U.xla -- training there Rd fi..,tt - AilcmønI. SIrr.nt A',4.p_ tti'e'pi' F$. "' prolltins in bank ftmds(orloansfor thelrown interests 2' I I - readypendngInCoigms—to -. .J I toniranting , '11,1/ -itt -z - 5i1414'l Co.',' 'uf Iv P,'jt,yi,qij, r - Ment.all Retarded programs - p ' .ste I),, ted t#'p*ø4tt CPibrth ri r ,,'r t' A KcrnodleandNormanGrahamsmith,formerpresidentof the bank and a former member of the orth Carolina State cannot "be at the mercy or' ,.' L I' 1 I ",i' ,.,__ev_-.-~ Saturday she was turned down jj, Print ipal John Angel talk d offer his praise of the in struct t that hool f A N D 5 IA -' ____________________________________________________________________ .. ' US • dead son .. . RAPTISI d 13 on / and 5$ ft I' // ''ill/p H !!c ' /1/1/ 'iii .• - fj 4 p ' HARRELL & BEVERLY 4 i-. . . • 'ç1j '4. --- 4. .- was discouraged in her at. ., Isn't It ironical that the State comes through and pass for a Public Defender for the accused, but the sictim s parents are obliged to seek WINN 0 i ayS - SEUKARIK CLAS5 PAINT CO INC FLORIDA LIVING NURSING CENTER .., .- ' uu1s around that TheManagemeflffl Employes p' ' - - 4'/.4 The person who reported it J 0 (Jim) Smith and Staff £ l'arng houses w I )< 0 fl - have sta)ed home, but liii d H Hodqt ' arid Staff - pi (Herald Photo by Mark Welntz) counter shelves slowly, lagging s(netinies few more days. .. thts hospital iir Ie ' / y; 1' / ' . COsts, uflu , ' LUMBER of Sanford \im. WA.SIfltGTo(Ap) TheboardchaIrmanoftheeri. can Medical Asocjition has been charied .vith bar): fraud in ' CO Pi1Cy lr4th r&arl3 ; Dr John Robert Kernodle was named in two federal in dictment.s Friday in connection siUi his former position is IX)i-i (I cli uirman of the iorth Slati. 1iiiifr of Burlington ( ,,, "."-- -e /(li that the supermarkets have been taking a terrible beating on ---. will know ii is his t humor. The 77-year-old Marx was admitted to a hospital in Los Angeles for treatment of a cold and a check-up. He said he SANFORD ATLANTIC T H E Mc K I B BIN AGE N CV y t'rr arid St,ift AA A ("1% I I Some worry about a stampede of beef coming to rwirlret with the demise of the ceilings. A glutted market will nyc beef prices down C p & K rnderga.:r WILSON MAlE R FURNITURE CO MORTUARY i.';: - comes will determine just what happens to immediate ., A"td staff - - lost experts sa there is plenty of beef out there rid . •'' - packing houses to slaughter and pack the beef on' that of ______ - UPSALA PRESBYTERIAN Jst,Sourn.fsR.4W MoinnijWorsPrp tatthrncn who were making up to $lO a head just Iwo weeks ego again face a competitive market T , N.y A I SIr wrnrway ChOp, Practice M.ts tar Sunday ServiCeS at TI THI LAKE MONROE CHAPEL Idon'tknowthatweIl kable to take it, but there's a - r"") (vangrist IL sheena terribly uncertain }ear, bafflingold hands In the leges and universities that are II 004 n ii i'. METHOIST CHIC Phone S)439$I RAPTIST CHURCH Governor Askew, no doubt thk semiretired and likc to cook. a • Sund ChurthScPI - Motn'vjWor%nD '1' n tt,' I Sery,ce -. Il " , Theattitu&oftheKancasfannerprett muchsumsupthe active feminist, but she is Cvennq Service . Pta, confusion and wishful thinking around the feedlots anl the . ' i.Y lliis all-day picnic usal1y attracts about 1 000 nersons mi Miller. Pastor I ISa m Prever&PraiW - ''T' iii tat Frey, frequently mentioned as a possible gubernatorial " MnWihp Pdur%efy 945am wed II rn C. iev William Sunday School _______________________________________________________________________________________ r 1 rn 7 10 WL) 0 lii, ' 42:1.10 34:22-34 1:6.22 4i CHURCH OF CHRIST Goiernor Askew will be ',isit ingT1tu.silleon Sunday, Sept 9 then rt 'cl(lent West Vir)'lnins gather it F ox Lake P k i introduced on the Itrat chowof the fall Irene and Frank 6:00pm. ........ hm5 4 KAtSA(1!TY,?iniAFo A hundred head of cattle ready for n1arLt gut on tne phone tht other day and begun looking for a buyer lwanthimtwrethedaythefreecomesoffbeefjces PR' Sdld 14fl(l I waflt&Octnlsapound 1k ws runinded th1it b&cf on the hoof is onh sellin for 48 . basina new area and Wovthp Is., EV II 00a ' CHURCH SIM.rd. Eta. Oak Av 53rd - PINECREST BAPTIST Wed 5çmnq Pastor WO1?p METHODIST CHURCH . _____________ so LONOW000 RuthOrant 7Zp m FtIIow A ZP Ui ncvcr got around to it. . ,,, ii Wth.prv'ce , such cnscs—whilc J.,mr-.CV,j S1.)V ,(h(X)I Prayer Serv IF .tst Wednesday ShiP SUPOtf • , 1421 W,tFU%?StrC1 Rt Hwy. I? 92 al Pancy R.de Rd. rry Winan Rev - IJlAIrportSlvd. 42 CHURCH OF 1 )Op rr I%I1crnt,i Hut not me! I never got around 9 4)a m II 00a m m m b%l Praer& Sunland Etat.i COMMUNITY UNITED ;-!,t -' Bte JORDAN nApTiST CHURCH Drew, eioi flibte Stiedv answer!" Sundly SChOOl M1xnqq*orshp Wed Sceece ' IC - ObteStudy Wed - Lii ' R*v.RJprn*' HadIfl Sunday Scht FarnrIyWor1hp Tuckeq ___ ) P Ui Service ,' ____ 1100: Wed Pra,rr thJutii1 I LHNIST - 30 (iurartgelit'c M (IWeek 1 oo A __________ . - ___ a m I MYF (ONI,RtGATIONAL 1 - m I Pastor S Mørfliflg Wror!PIIP , 1000am - t Ranchers ________ - - i ___________________________ S4SCflCI fl00OrlandOAv.(I79) (Lutheran Church in America) - - 1 3Op r ' riiijp ' ; rt'AzAwENE Wed Prayer " £lp rn ',- TernpOrlrYOflIva 7150av Ave Sanfol'd rn" Price2O Cents re,i,'2:, f: Lutheran m 7 office," but would not elaborate. 1 -- " Minf,t ___ LUTHERAN CHURCH OP e 66th Year, No. 16 Sanland,Spiiflg% Driv, L/)i.SCO/)(,! i::: lflQ heats UP. b)r(1i 7 3Op m ,asi 2áC Fre m ' WeO Pr,ycrei' Keith HutchetlOn oassrev,s (or the Senat addingheiet" r ii;'ur: ll1 run during th upcoming (ampign Lo use Watergate as a sprtngbord, Gunter, a p fr — ) m I' 600Pm EvonqIIicServ FdmllyNght ServIce ELDER SPRINOS IIAPTIST Corner 7th £ C Im i-c WTRR SI 7 OOp m rv)ce p I9 g r 11001200 EvpninqWOr3'"P WQS 1101) FM fOJTEP METHODIST CHURCH 2460 Santord Av,, w N flenneP CHURCH o 000 503W. 22nd Streol PII'Cr Rr j . i pt', FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 511 Pave 't" Rv Jo T. Com.to Mo,nrWOrthp 5:30am THE SEVENTH DAY ADVE*STIST CHURCH P4iqhwy FcrrI City, Florida Before (iunter lifted the wraps from what many political obserers haie speculatel tbout (or months VS Rep Lou Frey offered some comment. With the Democratic race seemingly on the verge of UJklrlgOf(. the possibilities of an IntraGOP primaryfight for Gurney's seat remained up in the air after Frey's recent relusal to confirm or deny press reports he Is "reassess Ing the pledge to never run against Gurney, 1st . Chunh Of (,od Fd1tor's Note Herald Staff Writer thrts Nelson, Pt a aclgnment In the nations (apital, interviewed members uf the Florida Delegation hits week about upcomjng,oJitjcaIraee, This is firitof several ftpwls N(,1ON, D.C. Congressman Bill Gunt€ of Orlando has pulled off his gloves In preparation (or what j shaping UP Us a noholds barred battle for the 11 S Senate seat now held by Winter Park Republican Ed Gurney. i-'t it —I (I tera Id Photo by Jean Patteson. newsmeu In 1969 and 1970. : ' '-. 111613 - :- ' ' .......... �P". 'A—The Sanford Herald Sunday, Sept. 9, 1973 4 - $8 Million D evelopment Tops Agenda — _j1:i ::j! _ Sep ~ . By BOB LLOYD SLuii Wnier _ Mans to zone an $8 irnillon residential development tops the agenda for Monday's 7 p.m. city ball meeting of the Sanford City Commission. Also included on the agenda are hearings on general government and utility budgets totalling more than $4 million, a proposal to retain the property tax levy of $8.50 per M' 00 ww_ssed valuation, and possibly revoking a downtown business license from a recreation store. The zoning and planning commission has recommended multiple4amily wnlng with limit of eight units per acre for the 86 acres north of SR 46-A and east of Oregon Avenue al the western city limit near Mayfair Country Club. Winston and Associates of Washington. D.C., proposes 112 condominium apartmeits and 168 patio tu*ncs plus a 36 acre park on the recently annexed tract. L ~_ __ I Ott 1 I 0 -- v ti .- t* f]~ SANFORD GETS NEW PLANNER PLANNING CONSULTANT Gerald Dake, left, has merged his Jacksonville firm with Stockton, Whatley, Davin and Co. Lewis L. Dismukes, right, of Eric Hill and Associates Inc., Jacksonville community planning firm will serve as interim Sanford city planner. Min (51.14 Longwood Acres, :: Project To Cost $3 Million - Owner Oliver W. Hall will face üowntown merrhantii "t!o want city billiards an&Imusernentmachtne licenses revoked for The Cue Family Recreation Center on East First Street. Merchants petitioned for the action charging the establishment is a public nuisance. Public hearings will be held before adoption of the 1973-74 budgets and setting the property tax rate. First readings are also scheduled for ordinances on the budget and taxed. Other public hearings are scduled on roning four lots at 2520 Mellonvilk' Ave. from restricted industrial to restricted commercial to allow a 10-child capacity day care center and amendment of the zoning ordinance to lower minimum requirements for single family houses from 900 to 700 square feet floor space. Commissioners will consider a petition to ennex the 13acre Auto Train terminal site west of Persimmon Ave., requests for time extensions on condmnntions, and a request to transfer the license of Delux Cab Co. Gets 26 I toward settlement of a 1970 federal court suit that stopped a street paving program. Hutchison said New York lawyers for a group of Georgetown residents have submitted stipulations that, if approved by both the city commission and the court, would end the litigation. Commissioners have already approved the major points that include pledging approximately $2.5 million In federal revenue sharing funds toward paving of 28 miles of dirt By Torn Tiedo PIMSBURGII - 2- Hutchison said Saturday even after both sides agree on the settlement it may take months to get It approved by the court. Also on the Monday night agenda Is first reading of ordir.ancea giving conunluloners a $100 a month pay raise effective Jan. 1 and boosting city sewer service rates by $139,000 a year. /7ERflITT ISLAND IIATIOIJiU JYILDLIFE REFUGE A1i OAK HILL'/ 1U. UNIMPROVED ROAD wnwmw - I I I 1 A. #, I I ; I f,. ,,'.., w - -- Gurney's office was less reticent on the possible Frey opposi tion. Gardner indicated the senator will try to hold the eeingreasmnan to his pr omise never to rim agidnst him. "Other than Lou Frey, we have heard no one mentioned as opposition," Gardner conceded, hastily addin g . "hut we h .!.t. !. i ?_it ..::_...:.. i'•-'--. "My tow' showed me I have the best chance of any of the Democrats," Gunter Insisted, adding, "Dick Pettigrew is going to be formidable, but he had a close primary in Dade last time, and I fe,pi ~e is IBL*Ieti with the past In a way that just won't stick on me. J ________________ -- - , __________ 7 _/ ________ ________ -.;. ' - . '-' 4 _,. . . ___, - 5 - - r Li (h'nter's pal . JIM BLYTHE Appoints ,veriII A newsman with more than three in the profes&or has been named director of publications Florida Tech University. 11tJ Post, George W. "Bill" AverIU will be primarily LO adviser to the FuTUre, the un iversi ty's student newspaper, Born and reared In Birmingham, Mich., Averill begun his (areer :n journalism with the Hw-mlngham "E:centrlc" With ti me out for WWII when tie was managing editor of two miitary newspapers, he returned to B .mInghamIn 1946 as managing editor of the Ecentj-ic. While with the paper, he was instruinenal in expanding it from a 12-page weekly to an award-winning 56'pager, $am . was honored with the National Editacial Assoctntion's "generl excellence" award, Averill became owner-publisher of the Tarpon Springs "leader" Iii 1 91, decades Also noting the poQihthty of Frey's entering the race, Gunter said, "I wouldn 't hesitate at all term aalnst Lou, If he Wiculd decide to, but I m not are he wonI run for the governorship because of his agreement with Gurney. "I feel I can nm even with Gurney in Central Florida and run neck and neck with him there. Therefore, 11 we can pkk up zt,porm from traditional Democrats in North Florida, my old home ground, and In South Florida, things look good." Gunter said. Jkfoi-e facing the Iteput&an t*ninee, Gunter cont-eded, he Imist first win (ho L)emocratic primary In Sen. temner ml. noting the possible candidacy of State Rep. Hichard Pttlgrew, a Dade County power, cad Louts A. de Is at - J Mal rme.utsux Ah1S,jW - - May face Frey LOU FRFy -, Reevaluating Even '1 ) It U')ilw to do something in 'i -- ..' ________ ____ -_ -.-- -'I - Z WITH BOTTLE OPENER 99 6 REG. 8.99 MODEL 2787 CA -- -~ .:::-* :!--;;:;:!: Y C%( PENER. VA .............. MONDAY ;:::M 0 ---r--;4,!i'-,._~-_ -, -, , ::::::: ::::%: .::*;:::; --.. __ .. W~s "; -_-6;.. ~ 1. :; ,.%l. ii *:::::: -,_... , 1:nl .; _ . . ~-_ -~ .-1 1 1.__ counting procedures by business, llie food price regulations permit the food industry to pass il&emig Into retaIl pr ices all justified higher costs. revlo us1y , only increases for t'lither raw agricultural cost.i were allowed. not Increases for such things as labor and P.M. Avenue. It REG. 24-99 SEY ItER... 19 MOOEL HISOO r- I - 'W" _____ ' ,,, - , SINGLE SPEED REG12.99 ay - -. - 99 - ,: Elementary Sept. 12 School IIA "Meet th e teachers lied ('ross B!OodhIlflt)jlC miight'' at 3&) p.m. in the school lkRary (.oiuununuty Center, auditorIum, p.m. Goldsboro - S.amuford-&'tuilnole Art As.'iociatlor, regular meeting, 7:30 pin in the i.'ultural art - • building. Joe Math ieux 5511' conduct cr itique. Sanford Rotary Club, noon, - Day Care Center For Adults," All nes invited. 5 19 league of Women Voters discussion unit, Altamonte Community Cha pe l, SR 436, league of Women Voters 109 9:45 a.m. Topic: Education. membership coffee, (,rcc Greenleaf Land, Altamonte Spr ings (Spring Valley), 8 p.m. Sept. 13 Seminole Drug Action Civic Center. Program, COIiltliittet' will have a program "Cooperation at Various Levels Crisis 2, suicide and of Education; speakers, on .m'motlnnnl, at 7-30 p in ,S"pt Ut William Elwuud, SJC; Bob and Harold Griffith, at 11(K) K. I"INI Street St., imihit, 5115 Sanford. ETU. Sept. 15 ta l Health Aisociation, Men The Seminole Democratic b iness meeting, 7:30 p.m.; Executive Committee will us - - \ '.• , :'1. .: SE C . :.::... , - -. .- . ' SUPPORT .~%. PAN rASHIONABI 82 NYLON R MEN'S LA SHIRTS .:;:::, Al ASSTO ',T'LIS - AND ,::::::: - 1:11] OL tiPS TO CH 1244 (REG 1M1ll' - a : for T d ,,-,,~e ' ' ' ,,. BATTERY - :. ..::.: I A1cOO' of -" 1. ::;;::::;.------------------------ - r c ç,e' :' '- --- .: ': TRANSISTOR The JccneWcon \ / U KoD4 , "" , '/2 28 I FILM )'Cur Ce'cce uy 'o 'o;5 , in. x 50 Ft. 12 GARDENHOSE EVERAIN .':-, ":: ASSORTED C.4AaACT5 NON flil( ARABLf ,, :.. 18 2 / I I MI BA : 188 39 OSCILLATING SPRINKLER BANKS REG P'Ck anc P'-rr5 .,,,.J for the regUlar VINYL NOW 22? Uj( -,99 248 __ 2 1-1 KING SIZE AUTO iI,TeA?oRS CUSHION AIG EVE CRAUTREE 834 91.1 17 ; Santo'd - ROSEMARY KNIGHT MIXED NUTS, OR CASHEWS $34.9212 Canelberry Alt, ronnie S,rinqs _? _____ q _9 .:.: t I. :.... . 9-VOLT GLORIA IRWIN 93492 12 1111111111 .: :, I - Call today: 1 1 1 1 1I 1 11111111111 11 13A r1lo p°Wks he! 0 10 ~ K-M-ASOM _._.~. ,;::;: :;;::;: ,:":, ., I:;.:;;: :::.~:::;. PAD. BACK PLASTIC FOAM — FLOR*t VINYL *u.S A ND SEAT 11 4 PL' W Qv -- 2 hos1ess will 0 FANO BRY- Sept. 17— Deltona Illinois Club dinner, 6 p.m., community center. - — SAFETY GRILLS *3708 _____ - New in the righborhood? lc not all bad :::;:::*::::: -1:7::7: ...... :-:::!:;:;: ::: 99 0 01 pt ON meeting Sanford Pilot Club regular at 8 p.m. at the Florida West Virginia Day, all (lay Sanford Rota ry, noon, Civic State Hank. event Fox lake Park, near Center. Speaker, I)ave Ehlert, Sanford Lions Club Titusyf tie. All West Virginians noon JC; topic, ''Community tneetlng at the House of Steak. invited, special guest Coy. Cooperation In Adult and hleubin Askew. Food available Adult Painting Class — 9:00 Continuing Education. 'or bring own lunch. a.m.-12:00 noon on Tuesdays & Sept. 18 Old-fashioned ice crenur. l'titIrs(lnys For 15 weeks. District Nurses 37 meeting at stwial, First United Mt'thli.s, 1(e'i;istratior, Fee: $10.00, Stuuiunole Memorial Hospi ta l Church of Sanford, 6:30-8 p.m. RegistratIon will be Sept. 31, auditorium at 7:30 p.m. Sponsored by youth. Art Building, Adult Education Program will be Mrs. Polly Campus SJC. Steve ns (torn "Stepping Stones Sept. I Se pt, 9 . i s peaker, Margaret Anderson of spo nsor a "watching party," Family Servi ces, 8 p.m. Topic: From 7 P.M. to 1 a.m. at the "Child Abuse," Public Invit ed , Quality Motor Inn banquet room, I at SR 4, for the Sept. 11 Democratic telethon on Channel Sanford Area Ministerial Live entertainment and ,ssoctutIon, 10 a.m.. Grace refreshuiu.'nt.s, Spag hetti supper at Upsala Presbyterian Church White United Methodist Church, Hull sponsored by Dorcas Airport Boulevard atWoodlawm, Circle, 5.7:30 I REA &RGEC00 - Dunlop said beef price ce ilings were removed two days early partly to help head off possible beef shortages. 'flue new food price regula ti ons also go into effect two days early. Dunlop said this was designed to help facilitate ac- transportation. '4 - ' BOflMYEMy Dad and tLhcd this area all cur Uves, Old time fLuiharm destroy Someth ing they lcve, I am glad to hear they are fina lly : ~;~:., :: ,:::::.:;: __ &t'Illpa nies. effect. epI. 8 Registration for Seminole Junior College's Community Chorus. Vocal Music Building, SJC Main Campus. 7 P.m. * officers would have better daughters, Mrs. Jack control and would be nb!e fMtlrily'n) Ive of Sanford and U til iii UaC cxf emcrgcnLy. Mc,, Faith thii OsIwak] of i-zenI'm for anything that would more, N.Y.; two sisters, return our fishing privileges, Artury (Fredia) Vjethauer . Towawantis, N.Y., and Mrs. joi L&z&a — I'm for it If Otto (TUlle) Gentzgner of North th ey don't make it too Towawanda, N.Y.; brothcr ela borate. George Ostwald of north Townwands. LARRY HARRIS — I think N.Y.; five grand. children and one great grand. that when It is opened to all general pubtic the place will be $OII Gramnkow Funeral Home Is in ruined for sure. Do you want to charge y some surf arrangements. fishing tackle? bu brother and I ha-e — Pr ices of all oth er foods will rise again as a result of the new controls, probably also sta rti ng Mo nd ay. --Prices of 1974 automobiles probably will increase starting about Sept. 14 as the co un cil approved average Increases of $74 by Ford, $73 by General Motors, 55 for American Motors and $51 for Chrysler. — l'rice increases for tires, paper products, soap and detergent, scheduled to go up next week, wil l be delayed. Council director John T. Dunlop said a decision would be made Monday on proposed price Increases by 10 major steel Seminole Calendar ' Deltona, Survivors Include Heltn Berg Ostwald; two . NS 1. *,:::;;, ,:: .... 1*-ginning Monday. - to Ls Publications Chief ronr,Irw, — would be an Improvement over no road atafi Law enf or cement .' ..S=M~~ ' consumer: -Prices of beef products proba bly will start Increasing About the only good news for the consumer was that gasoline prices would go do wn from one to three cents per gallon at tHan)' gasoli ne stations around th e country today as the government's new price ceilings on gasoline went Into Providence Lutheran It I LL AVEU I LL - Former newsman :'-'. ... THRU :,:::~::::; The council's ac ti ons will have the following Impact on the American Motors. It also announced it is delaying proposed price increases by major tire, paper and soap and detergen t manufacturers while it holds public hearings on th e increases to decide w hether th ey are warranted . The action s Friday t-amt' alter the government announced Ili-it tsholesak' prices of (ann products increased by 23.1 per Cciii in August, the biggest single mon th ly increase since t he government began keeping statistics in 1913 Area Deaths - t. _____ ji ctiu a u .irt' not studied. ' WASHINGTON AI' -- The Nixon adminis tr ation has tiecided to lift the be ef price ceiling earlier than scheduled, permi,jt nutornakers to raise prices, and allow grocers to pass higher food 'osts on to customers; it all means another round of price increases for cons umers. The Freeze will be lifted from beef at midnight Sunday, two clays earlier than scheduled. The new food price controls will go Into effect at th e same time. The Cost of Living Council sought to blunt the increase the price of autos by ordering cutbacks of 10 to 30 per cent in price hikes proposed by Ford, General Moto rs, Chrysler and ___, :' - ..-.,. HANK M:I.4ULIN — The have to stay a long time to plan Is not feasible, In places make ft worthwhile. You would have to walk and carry your equipment from 8 half to one mile. 'Thet', are n1y seven places along the dikes where you would not have to NORMAN HFMAN wade a ditch. Wooden catwalks would, at best, be hall mile Norman Herman (Toini long. Ostwali, 64, who lived at s07 t Harper Valley Road, Apopka, DON SMIflI — practical. I for one, am not 'succumbed Friday, He was a about to Leave my vehicle un- hnative ofTowawanda Ny and ad lived in Apopka for one protected and carry tackle a year tie waq a nucinber tulle to the beach, da I - I a Nixon To Lift Price Ceiling Early TINY FISHER AN WIFE — If people want to walk that far to fish, good! But they would — US. &, !ton Chiles, a freshman Democrat from Lakeland who could serve as a power broker in the primary race, held back comment on the Gunter cand idacy, with press secretary Jack Pridgen noting illes was Gwuer's best man at his 1971 wedding. Fr; Cunter indicated his recent state tour meit1ed his mind on calling his rccrption -very goud" "1 am not looking through any eQ colored glesse,, but - . ..:' J SALE CONTINUES 1 . 4CH " I 0 LIMIT I I " ' teinpere. , -- cJ _..... ANDI(I;w CARNEGIE ample L as t year in Largo. to save other lives, lie gave seven 17-vear-old 3 won awards The other was a 98-pound girl Fla - he saw an occupied auto- an original endowment or $S during the period. And 0n' The football player tried a mobile stranded on a railroad million in bonds. Over I Itue eight-year-old. rescue first, but gave up when track at the time of an ap- years $13 million more is cur"we don't know why the he decided he couldn't make proaching train The driver. rently committed, 6. was too stunned to move. young prevail." says Carnegie it That left the girl. She had hero fund, according to secretary Walter 'oerge. to go out because she was the Feightner ran to the car, its The manager David Oliver, may be that the older people only one left She could not it pulled the driver clear, and as awards three medals get, the more they weigh the stand by and watch someone the train hit and demolished bronze, silver or gold Bronze consequ en c es of heroism. Or (lie,(hi.' vehicle, pulled the fellow But whatever the reasons 12 Feet away This year is the usual Silver is for it may be that young people for their actions, Carnegie" F'eigt,tner was given the greater heroics, The gold are just naturally in p!aces where accidents heroes are eminently dest'r6004th Carnegie medal and prize has not been g yen like lakes since the Nova Scotia mine happen." ing. Incredibly detailed re$500 in appreciative cash disaster of 1959 ports on each candidate - Th e Hero Fund organization "Wonderful," he says. In addition, the fund RIVL'S is admitti'ilIv hori on the phi. including personal intervie', Wonderful, indeed In a ria with rne of five Fund inveth monet arnegiv'.c original losiiph ul heroism -- We i tun a preoccup;'d with a -iti gators -- assure accuracy. Oe th,ht v.a: that nut It y iii Lu promote ticio' COPk social be havior it is wonderful should not have to su fer one occasion the fund ma fl- ismn. Just recognize it" thus have been footed, by a convict to, however ohsc'irely, recog. nanc-iallv for heroism, Thus the whos and whys of courage nize social inulvement. It is the fund now mails 160 checks are not studied Yet patterns whose heroism is still under some th ing of a further wonder monthly to incapaci suspicion, but the duds and tated her- naturally arise from repeti- fakers are rare. than in 69 years of investigat- ocs. widows of heroes or her- lion. Often, as example, hering heroism, the Carnegie ocs continuing their education. No doubt th e Carnegie win ocs are not aware of the risks medal people have tiled 54,000 One widow has received near- they've ners are virtually all like Bill taken until after acts of heroism in North lv $50,000 over a 45-year pen- they've cxrlained Whiteacre of Cupertino, Calif. h:.: - it all to He was recently cited For s-av America, a mere fraction of od. And all young heroes, on Carnegie of icials Often, too, th e deeds which have actually reaching th eir 17th issithday. heroes, by process of elimina- ing a worn: frarn her c; occurred. tranged husband. Whiteacre are contactd by the fund as (ion. are forced Into their interft'rt'd when he witnessed :, In educational needs, Says deeds. The Carnegie Medal Fund, the husband shooting at the ........ Oliver 'If they need monry now operating out of quiet for c.,,,. .. A classic example of the woman He ran to the man t'oUe", Pittsburgh offices, hatter hero is described by a with the gun and put his hand W83 established in 1904 by As it happens, there are long-time Carnegie investigain front o the hammer. lncresteel pioneer Andrew Came- numerous 1uung heroes in the (or, Herbert Evman: '1 reiihl." Ye But not so surpris- gie. A Scotsman who belted Carnegie lie A fund survey member a case of a man ing. If we paid better altenthe stingy reput..don of his of the years l%5 through 1969 drowning near a be ach occution, perhaps we'd find the heritage. Carnegie believed revealed that you th s be tween pied by two people. One of th e good guys in the land still that something should be done 12 and 19 were the most Ire - people was a 1g250.pound outnumber the bad for people who risk their lives quent medal winners Forty. all- rnerican foot U player 'I.PAP(R llFwc'5r A''øa - - - ________ 61 o ;::':::::.: 1. _.., About Refuge Reopening Some of the comments on the J '' Area Fishermen Mixed new plan are as follows: REG 119 - SPRAY I _____ kin John •J. l"eightne'r, for cx- ~.:_::!: 1. .. UT, - In Ellsberg Breakin Porte of Tampa, a Democrat serving as President pro HAIR 1. - se (C'nt'd From Pg. 1) contribution," Frey added with a smile. Gunter, just back from a 25-county Florida tour, said Watergate may hurt Gurney more than most politicians because "he has taken the White House Line. "It all depends on the fuial outcome ( of the Watergate Iwnrjrnz and pendini' c-znu-t Gunter said, "1 ;eel that part of the results will conic out in time to help me — there will be indictments." Reattious from Gurney's of fice to news of Gwiter's pt-riding candidacy came piimarily from Gzrney's press secretary, John Gardn er, who exclaimed, "great," tart said, i don't think we would say anything about It in any event, exce pt, maybe, welcome aboard," .....a ....a a me , - . vv,wu nate in ia, for six years did tom 'nI on potential W1-i1t'r,ate problems, however. rep- - wig his contention, "I do not think It will hurt me politic-div in florida, I think the peie wdl Jtdie me t'n my . . : CHROME BLADES z. 'ARDTO 'HOLD - IEhr!ichrnan Indicted] -1 ,~i~:::!: ~~;:,!, . "NEW SWORD" VO -5 courageous in the land are given their due They're presented with the most impres. sive, if not the most familiar. civilian citation in the land. The Carnegie medal for hero. Wri 'I :..!:::::::. ,:,:7;::::::, i~ rwILKNsoN f But occasionally, some 100 or more times a year, the 5 Gunter Racing For Gur ey 's Job . 34 00' ,..::. such people. Why do they risk their lives? What's in it for them' At worst they can be ostracized or avoided as Fools __ Newest Drug Danger 1 nfN"n L#JIJOLI :.:.--- REG !;.!;,;; 11.;;1;i1A.-."!~.,... %:::::=11! T171-1:::1 ..: IV IV EDGE5CT r I there SeemS a suspicion of 10 !!!!1,!!-,.;.---,.,!Y-,i-.!1ii!:*~,.;: -, 1;7.-:~:-.::;:.:;,:~~~',;:::Ii:iift, , 1;i.;.4i;i;u;.::;1::;1::!!:''...:;!:!:~:.:,:.ii:~::.::~:::!;.~!:::::;::i::t:!I:I : ....%:::'.:: ':: L ;r:." .;,:::-;- ;1;:ME.1:7~ REG. In the end the man sold his business and moved away. harassed, confused and embittered And so it goes for some of Americas heroes The business of minding other people '-, business can be unrewarding At best in the United States Sunday, Sept. 9,1973-3A ........... 11.1:1.*:%:1:1":::~l:,::,:!:,11:""""""'I .......I...*, ....:I... -:~~;!:!!!! , RIGHT GUARD ANTIPERSPIRANT - er.'' former cUstonitr, stopped patronizing his store 11 I_i NEA to - Set For N — 8 oz. -.' - rushed the aid of a policeman who was being set upon by thugs. For his effort the heroic citizen got nothing but lip People in his neighborhood called him a "cop lov- streets citywide. City Atty. Joe Davis said the mission for rezoning the land developers, despite attempts to even though it was aware the w put it n f ci t intc:kLl t td;. the - L :'' . Puerto Itican businessman . By DONNA ESTES s 0 Not long ago in New York, a I , The Sanford Herald Carneqie medal marks the - good on low ,. W.C. 1lu10tiMiI wiii report on progress One of the contingencies of HUNTING AREAS -/////,///, the county zoninj w;us that the u nc obijii water and se%er Lt)NGWOO[ The city IiUI frca the city, had rio property. DIKE ROAD aenice and fire protection. council Friday night decided to right to do a under the charter. The county a week ago With the property Immediately t8yor ,— annex the 26-acre Action Auto Eugene .Jaques urged rezoned to industrial with adjacent to the city limits the STATE ROAD Parts property fronting on board to authorize u.s. heavy restrictions to permit 8— city city council indicated Friday the 17-92 even though the land °the Offer the builder Water and construction of 15 warehouses, night It will refuse these seeowner a week ago received sewer service in exchange for TL planned development has vices unless the property Is OPEN DUNE ROAD Industrial zoning from the Corning Into the city. The board been estimated at worth in annexed. Seminole Co Corn ission. crIticized the excess of $3 million. y corn In other business the board: 6— Jaques said the property Adopted a record $4.2 million ______ —_ zl ~7__~~ owners attempted to withdraw budget for the new year and set 13— their petition of annexation by the ad valorem tax rate at 3.68. I letter but considerable city Only two citizens showed up at ____ .oa inn! QAW" acicbigrn u ____ the pubfl hearing or the _____ legal bdet — advertisements and notice Instructed the city attorney to preparation to property owners prepare a resolu ti on to provide --. within 500 feet. ov. Itfor the city-county joint paving Jaques uidhe will LJtU, 20. of the Longwood-Markha m Thursday to Tituavilie and his property owners today, road. 13 MARK WEINTZ The city's share of the trial was delayed untIl Oct. 1. Councilman B. L. Helms Herald start ter 71cost is $56,700. The change of venue recommended the mayor Authorized a resolution to trial 10$- quently severedthe Cagnina "dangle waterlines under the change the meeting time from the alleged assassination at. and Blackburn trials. owners a couple of tlmes.' ThurcIay to Monday night tezrqt of gambler Clyde Lee Cana's motion was based ________ _____ was detayea Friday until Nov. on the premise that pee-trial U. s. publicity prejudiced the case E so much as to render a tz-IaJ in Tine- trial V L,--; c !edu1ed tø the Sanford (',ntrsd Fkcid' SJud bum ea unfair." Blackbure asked that It be do30Blackburn and cagnjnawjfl layed because there is still propk 9aIrncIo4 f Wen sepiarstely dIICS lL-nlniry testimony to be assault to murder and conca can go to court, beach Blackburn, who Is serving a spiracy charges in the shooting LOS ANGELES tAps — Former White house advise: '?2-year-5entence on federal of Lee. John D. Eln-llctunari was free without bail today, released William s.. "Willie" Fox iigambling nMn1ctimxis did not also named as a coconspirator after pleading innocent to burglary, ccmsplracy and ask for a change of vnje, perjury charges. b. Initially, Blackburn TITUS VIL Is Ehrlictgnan, who until earlier this year wresdent arid Orange State C4n1na of Tampa were to be Nls's rr top domestic adviser, appeared before Super.or tried together for the gangland. Attorneys Abbott 1kthi arid )6Court Judge James G. Knits on Friday for arraIgnent on Bob Eagan also allege in style asussinatiop indictments stemming from the break-In at the office of charges against Cagnina that Lee, who survived wounds he was the gUUTIISII who tried to Daniel Ellsberg's psychiatrist, 37.. received when the telephone kill Lee In a The smiling, tanned Ehr1ic1nan was the third former south SeIUIISOk White House employe Indicted In the case to surrender. booth be was In was spr*yed a partment house parking lot a With pistol fire In June 1971,, s month before the telephone Egil Krogh Jr. and David Young pleaded Innocent earlier. serving a three-year state booth 2skitsinatbon attempt. Watergate Watergate conspirator G. Gordon Liddy, who already is In prison sentence for a gambling jail has not been arraigned. Authorities say Lee's temple comiction. From the courtroom, Ehrlicthman went to Los Angeles was grazed and his coat and car 47Cagnina, a lampa man, was riadjeij with bullet County jail, where he spent 25 minutes be let boles before put through 43the routine booking procedure. granted a change 01 venue he fled the parking lot Ebrllchman told newsmen outside the court, "I'm going to be following the unvarying practice " _______________________________ Is. of having no comment on this matter t*nW Its final disposition," He deferred all qmstions to his local &tUmey, Joseph 4' Elrlict*nan was arraigned formally by Dep. Did. Atty. WASHINGTON AP Stephen Trott, who will prosecute the case. Knits set a — Marijuana Is considered 17 Marijuana laced with opium, a naddlctjve by some drug auSept. 20 hearing for naming a trial date but agreed that co Ellclunan need not appear for the pretrial matters. combination designed to hook thcritles. Opium Is addictive. ; beginning kids on narcotics, L, Ehrlichman said he was retu-ning to his home In Seattle, Wolff said many persons who By BOB OflflFIi Many members of the beach Ia come into the United States, are reluctant to use bard drugs The road was closed late j,, More cair fishing. Herald Correspondent fishing fraternity were in. 1972byRnbcr'tYoj., ja ys manager the chairman of a special have no qualms about smoking DICK DOVE — The pla n Ball, a gray-haired veteran criminal defender, declined so to answer most questions but said, "My information so House narcotics subcommittee, marijuana, Of the WUMe refuge, giving " just not feasible. In rainy News of the possible re- subject and readllons ran the far the reas protection of one of season this wi ll is that he's not guilty of any crime." Ball said be drew his Rep. Lester L Wolff, U-N.Y., be Impossible to "I first heard about It on OF nIng of the beaches in the gamut from surprise to joy and the few on existing barrier dune drive bec who Just returned from a fact- Guam, From the information I conclusion from "reading the newspapers and from a ause of the mud, The erritt Island Wildlife Refuge even disapointment as the grips from posible erosion. $2 general Impression of Mr. Ehrlictunan as being an honest finding tour of outheaaj Asia, received, It (likes are too far away from the to surf f th rmen ishe was greeted contemplated plan appears that is $3 and considerate man," ocean to carry your equipment. said Friday that the spiked pot (the opium laced marijuana) is wIth mixed emotions Friday. nounced, _______ Anglers disputed this saying Is being distributed by Asiatic being smuggled Into the states Ehrllctsnan, Kr'gh, Young and Uddy are charged In The Idea of re-opening the the Sept. 3,1971. break4n at the Beverly tqs office of Dr. ey were not responsible for beach is fine, but parking dope peddlers and sold as th S11 on U.S. military aircraft." -- j_, the erosion, Lewis Fielding. straight marijuana. spaces so far away from where Wolff said. $4 % Meetings were set up You Are &OdAg will lead to car —, to try to arrive at a solution so stripping arid var,daljsrn. --____________________--the sand trail behind the dunes DON YOS'r — Do c ou :. -- ! ld be used, [ut the road how far It Is from you know 5, the dikes to remained closed, n e oc n? th ea Impossible! _. - 'Not promoting heroism, just recognizing it' WUHLk —- - 1 ILAVOa $0051 REG 31 Alto 83' X r _:l - - - 4. Long''. oxl PATRICIA RICH 831 9212 ANYONE'[LSE Altamonte Sprincis Forest CIIV, HILDA RICHMOND 668 5867 Del ton a --'-- LRIDA . 86' ~/: .-~::: —— �0- 4A—The Sanford Herald I ~~~N ___________ Joce 4 - - to OuI C J %AI chouuu 1 EfI Ii, (Reprinted courtesy of The Christian Science Monitor) Ne*rly one out of three Americans will American schcols, A Harris survey of last October showed that the percentage of Americans holding "a great deal of confidence" in education had fallen from 61 per cent in 1966 to 30 per cent in 1972. And over Iroughly the same period, the percentage of bond for education plummeted from 80 to 47. The subject of race and the schools is much on th e public's mind. But it is important to note that the drop in public expectations for its schools cannot be traced mainly to ,an frg,,,ri,. desegregation. Integration si'mply does not affect enough Americans for this to be the case, As of last fall, more than 63 per cen t of America's 6.6 million black children were still in la rgely black schools. Nearly three-fourths of t!i 'c' v' h it '.th ;; e ill sc1iuI at least 90 per cent white. Th e decline in public confidence in schools may be only one phase of a general decline in confidence in institution s. Student activism, the campus revolts of the Vietnam era, may have made many question a system whose product perplexed them, But some of the ca uses run deeper. Recent yea rs have marked some of the Profoundest changes in American ed ucational th inking and experiment th at America has kno . Desegregation itself has been a part of that change. But so have been the "new math" controversy, the open classroom teni tachj :±ft to 't -..ievapt 'ather than rote learning, more individual study, an acceleration in the difficulty of math and science subjects, Other complicating factors: drugs in the schools, conflict over sex education, the deflated value of the high school and co llege degree, a I .aca uuu vocational training for noncollege Youths. parent resentment at the sway of professional educators anJ the courts over local - Billions of dollars in federal money have been poured into the system for compensatory education, for head Start. The issue of cornmunity involvement In school affairs has had to be fought out. So has teacher segregation. . . ht gr+aIb + 'ELEPHONE5+ 322.2611 831:9993 300N. FRENCH AVE SANFORD,-FLA 32,,, - + The Thurmond Three The Sanford Herald DEWEY ROBINSON Circulation Maa.ag.r JANECASSELBERRY COunt' Fditor CHRIS NELSON Magazine Editor Home Delivery 8vMaI in Florida All Other s 10 Month 121 10 I Year o i mo *32 40 US Postal Regulations proy,de that all mail subscription, bc paid in ath'ance Entered ,s s.'cd class mIller August 77 9Ct Office I Sanford Ficrsda flyfl - Not since Dewey's day has there been such an assault on educatinn1 assumpi Ink' the pL'Occss 1)1 such ternlcnt may " ns, Us iw ger significance is good. It means the educational system is striving to adJtt to a new era. - - - - '1 \fest Is Saving Soviet (!'+ZV The (AM-t on u Soviet Union's industrial produc tion just published In Moscow's Economic Gazette reveals far more than the Kremlin could b1 have intended. The * bald react the fact that the Russians are t- g oa trade with the West, as ell as on Western investment and technology, to acN goals that tuwe always eluded them. Where there arc signs of economic roge, the coinmlssars can take no credit. The glowing 7.3 t Increase In production so far Economy gains are in the heavy ir4usy it priorities, assuring the niissile for the Soviet arsenal tctur. Thit is where the Sciet means for producljt shlP, and government has always placed tanks, guns, planes and allies,for e3:port to Russia's ___________________________ ____________ ____ _____________ ____ ____ ___ _______________ ______________ _______ _______ ____ _____ ___ 9 + _____ 101, Ugs year— _______________ _______________ well over the target of 3.7 per cent increase--U obviously a 71* target itself was so low that sucpassing ft was almost a foregone conclusion. Using last I ON e . _ _______ _____ gig _____ ___ ___ 11 ____ ___________ ____ ____ + I ____ + would %'ide a morings. to Ivan 10 keep harder. We doubt if Russian workers longing to n an automobile are PTIIC1II&Iy thrilled to a= tha t the greatest production + . ___ , . 'Okay,wise guy-what next?' + Hemisphere Report Nopartolany Material. newsorad I I T he Sanford Herald may be reprodc ed in v manner withovt *rotten Permission of the pubJ,shr of the Herald Any 'nd,v,th s- f,'-m respty.ij.. for such reproduction will b o idred infringing on The Herald's COp'yrqht ôd b Id liable I o am.ge v'de ' 'a Pbld aa,1 ar4 5nda, esCept saturday will The Herald is a member of the A5SOçiaIei Frets which efl$.fldezClus.ve! tOtheutøf reproduction of _____ .- GLOBAL VIEW --,.--. Longwo"I /rn Rp,,. ____ AL black Community + ,.* ir + ii- - ., -. I 151— - moves been strengthened. It Monro Lact e WASHINGTON (NEAI Reports from Cb following the Tenth Cammuniet party Congress indicate a man by the name of Chao Vun has gaineo add ++ ed strength ui.a bad nCws for Wlderiymg Lions (howeverpcLI much th ey miiht Irnprose U.S.-(Zhna rCIaSuperfically) and for that era of peafe arid accord President Nixon and Or. llcflry Kiuiner have been searching 831 57 Enterprit. S la VL Liz Edwards 3 s- 8)J 52' Cbao Vans silas is Kang Sheng He is China's Layrenti muter of Russia terrorism. - Chukm*ta Dens, the execgted Osleen Liza Baker Mrs. Clarence Snyder is known, man In the Chinese seeret polke, He Is active in and proba. blv head of Chi a' foreign espionage, stbveiiIo and dirty tricks uperatio - abroad, rations as some suspec:, a st rong espionage underground is to be built in the UnitedChinese States and Canada, King will direct it. + J,ItamOrIIC Springs Winter SprIn9s Nancy Hc7jlh 322 Eida Uichol 8) 7997 Cassetberrr Fern Park e. estates Goldenrod . EsIbo 838 2 + . I Kanz fisI Can1' t.,, r Pa Cnte ge; That i. at tr a + + "-trarnj and irngth study of Sovie t methi, P° espi0nge a1 Underground pany Otgani?iLion Kang was (Or years a lulftime ac'ivist operating under Sot*et direction in the underdeVeloped countries, particularly + 4 /. Busy, Busy Day LAtJI(1\ BOLE'l"l'IEI(I of Casselberry selects a favorite storybook from the supermarket bookstand and browses happily through Fan- tasyland, while her mother faces Adventureland among the grocery atl(l produce shelves. (Herald Photo , 3.,, i Briefc MIAMI tAP Gannet Buys Paper - Police Destroy Dynamite TAMPA, Via. lAP) Police bomb experts have destroy ed five one-pound stic ks of dynamite conta ining 40 per cent nitroglycerin. The explosives were ca rried into police headquarters Friday in a paper sack by a man who found the sticks lying against the wall of a neighborhood bar, "He hollered to a couple of police officers In our parking lot, telling them what he had," Sgt. Jeff Wheaton said. -- A court spokesman. however, sa id th e ruling was issu ed only to give tie government time to answer th e suit, sas filed last month a!ter the tsmo reservists which were prohibited from wearing short-hair wigs to sa tisfy t he (tUpS' conservative grooming s ta ndards, But Kang, Ills believ ed will follow whatever tine Mao lays down, against the US today , for L.S. tomor row, and anu.US. th e day coowration with th e He is, above all, a subversive, a secret opera ti ve an anafter, orga ni zer. liii ideol• ogy is tailored to fit what will gain his faction of the Cornmunist party what it aims at, whatever th.'se aims may be and however often th ey chans'+ 1 th pt, an has; beets very close to Mao. lie was struflgiy protected from seriout attack during the worst days of the cultural Revolution No matter who is China's foreign minister 1.' the mcn th al-.ead, it seems likely Kang will pla) a strong role in international field. " Sturgis Pleads Innocent MIAMI tAPi Convict ed Watergate burglar Frank Sturgis has pleaded innocent to fed eral charges of running stolen cars across th e Mexican border. Ellis Rubin, Strwis' attorney, entered the plea Friday before U.S, Magistrate Miuhtt'I I )smmui tLS his client stood silent, flanked by five U.S. marshals. Osman set Oct. 15 for _Strugis' trial. Robin said he t ill prove Strugis ac ti viti es in Mexi co at he time of toe alleged smuggling scheme five years ago were part of an anti -Castro operati on sancti on ed by the fovernment,, - + + . ! ___ ___ p , is I, - - - , - Judge --- ' ____ - - . . ~.." .-11, ..- .,.,.... I Al - COLOR PRIN 'I.' . 9,r,.;I~ '-~, - . -t Gas Thaw I Fla. started adoption p-roceedings in ruling 011 an Injunction request Florida. The natural mnother, by a Statewide association of Linda York, has filed suit in gasoline dealers. Hodges said he would study New York seeking to halt the Proceedings and have the baby the guidelines over the weekend returned to her. before making his decision. 1k She claimed she never meant told an attorney for the gasoline to give up her child for adoption dealers that a ruling by mm - 61 * - - ---.--e--.~:i~ .. -Frk -IWVI .,i~~-__%" I'-ly-A -'- '.* - -- I IJL 1w! 000 if - THE I 000ll`,,,, I Z1, ,.- ings in other states. home, Colson said Florida courts . i.e Florida Allied Gasoline W one of the first in the country to take Into considera- Retailers Association, which tiorm the baby's happiness when represents 800 service stations the state, filed the Injunction deciding who the legaltents in pa Friday. should be. "In the De Martino case we Hubert Schwartz, an attorney brought in nationally known pe- for the organization, said lii's 'iiatritians who tcstIfiL'Ij that clicrits would be tiniven out of taking a child away from its business by the guidelines. inother figure between the - "How can dealers be exOf 411V VVIAnot .1 0 WHI pectea to stay in business when have a very damaging effect," they lose money on every gallon Colson said. "It could kill the of gas they sell," Schwartz hik!." asked JII'II'C hlcdi'es+ I AND DEDICATION OF THE NEW FACILITIES -- i Aj;~ V ..' - HARDWARE -- • -- 1 - SALE & DEDICATION START 10 AM - WEDNESDAY SEPT 12 .'- JALL -- --,. • - 60 The national guidelines re taken as an Invitation to openly quire a rollback of gasoline disobey court orders f rom other prices to the level at wtiiih they sta tes, stood last Jan. Ii) ... 0 Ll but instead thought shc was federal judge wouli have 4-tire. placing the baby in a foster - ________ L ' ' _____ " - Come in and register for one of the 230 door prizes to be given away, plus check the specials for this 3.y ~ , OR F MORE I __ __ . L Ii. Y. 1792 - -___ . 11 11,11111 1 111111 111 ,now . .t,~, a_l , iii''''Iiiiiiii~ 11 1 11 111'' , .--J. .4 1 '_ .1 , SALES CASSELBERY •' : I,. 1,11-w''n , W1,11 T1,11i ii, _ . . .,-..,_ :11111141111,11111,111111 ,: 'sJ,- • 3220 00 6th & Maple-Sanford ..•; I _____ . ------ -- + ........... - Gr c'qory Luir,bc' proud to join the ~vt value hardware team, because you get bigger savings and the same 1 courteous Gregory Service I ' -------- 6 flIJ 100 N MAPLE AVE. PHONE 3228321 '' had to give up the 18-month-old U-S. District Judge W. Terrell N14 they had adcpted. Hodges said Friday that the Jerald and Linda I)ieu have national guidelines are '- harsh, the baby in hiding in nearby stern ineasures," but he -said he Broward County and have would issue no immediate Florida ruling should not be '1• - -+ _______________________________________ - - + "i ° makes ou appreciate how Sam Snead mght teet Juf think ii we was In out cattle rust/In prime TODAY U SS. Tampa federal ers and ruled that Baby Lenore issuing an injunction halting the should stay with her adoptive enforcement of Phase IV parents. 'gasoline guide lines, area In a similar case, another service station dealers are New York couple recently fled threatening to Impose a 23 cent to Florida after a New York service charge or stop selling appeals court ruled that they gas altogether. - - SOUTHERN AIR ________________ MEIJIOtJINE, Fla. i Al') The directors of a multi. million dollar fi rm, one of the first licensed by the state to salvage sunken treas ure off Florida's coast, have filed for bankruptcy. "We did th is for th e purpose of protecting our company itul u,ui sucichmolders,'' said harry Cmnomt, board chairman of th e Real Eight ('a., of %Vest Melbourne. The office rs of the salvape company received pe r. imission to continue operation wider pro visions of the lankruptcy Act which permits court supervision of ransactions. - OL Lack Homes iVtiiUflTS Salvage Firm Bankrupt .,11I - In a decision upheld by the Suprvine Court, Florida cm-Tts Said the welfare of the child must also be considered I.I.S. - NF:' ORLEANS tAP) Two Florida Marine reservists have won is 1O.day injunction which blocks the Marine Corps (ruin barring them from drills bec ause of th eir long hair. The U.S. 5th Circuit Court of Ap pe als decision was handed down Friday at th e request of atto rneys for Alan l'oUts, 23, of St. Petersburg and Steve Whitis, 24, of 'l'arnima , a - belonged with her natural National Ads Expand IORLD ' In the 1972 case, Nick and Jean Dc Martino lied New York Stolen Yacht Recovered National Airlines has announced plans cam pa ign centered on the 1wivrite lifes of its stewardesses. A spokesman said Friday th e campaign would be an extension of its "Fly Me" efforts begun last year. The airline has drawn cri ticism from some women's liberation groups for the advertisements featureing stewardesses who invite cusktomers to "Fly Me to Mi;uni" and oth er destinations. -- Bond Swindle Crackdown Puts 4 In Jail, 7 Sought the Marines Keep Hair ________ Easy To Be - - It's So RE Al -- - TALLAHASSEE, VIa, (AP) A hearing on proposed reg ulati o ns for prerrilum finance companies Is scheduled for Tuesday in 'l'allahnssee, State Treasurer Tom 0' Malley says. Premium frnahce companies provide loans to individuals to buy insurance poli cies. I The attorney _ - -- , Loan Hearing Tuesday S ---_ iviay who waged a successful two.. year battle in the Baby Lenore HOMESTEAD, Via. (AP) Many of the the farm workers," said Dewey Knight, an adoption case says he has re- 100,000 migrant farm workers who will flood assistant in the Dade county manager's office, ceived numerous phone calls South Florida to pick the nation's winter "We knew we were going to come up from families seeking similar shorter vegetables may not be able to find places to live, than usual when we tore down the two conhelp. offIciãti say. demned camps but we couldn't let people live But William Colson vowed "We've had a housing shortage for years," such In surro'.incflngs. Friday he will never take an. said Rudy Juarez. director of Organized MiPledges have be made by governj'nenj other adoption case because of grants in Community Action, agencies and political figures to replace the emotional problems inthosi , lost units while working to upgrade existi ng volvixi. "It always has been necessary for families to housing. "That case wrecked me more The pledges so far have not been [net. live with each other or take shelter In parks or Dade County, with cooperation from emotionally than any other es , along canals. Housing is ji. problem in Gay. Dade ,J{eubin Askew's office, is attempting I'vW' , handled ," raid Colson, (tounty) and all over time state." to ease the former national president of the Earlier this year two labor camps near , situation by obtaining 400 mobile homes from the Trial Lawyers AssociaUon. Homstead, VIa., were ordered condemned, The federal Office of Emergency Preparedne. ss Ilomstead housing Authority director George "Because of the Baoy Lenore action came after contaminated water supplies Eicher said his department case there are people who have at one labor camp spawned has $6 million front a typhoid epidemic the Farmers Home looked on Florida as a state in which 170 migrants were hospitalized. Administration to a build a housing development, But Etcher where they may get a more fa. The closings elmnln,ated about 300 units of 378-unit said that with inflation, the project if $1.5 million vorable ruling," Colson said. substandard housing in which 1,400 persons had short, lie said the housing authority "I've had calls from all over the is trying to lived "Sure we anticipate a housing shortage for raise the money. country and even from other HOCIlEs-rEll, N.Y. (AP) — G an net Co. Inc., newspaper pu blishing and comunications company, has annou nced it will acquire th e Brooksville Fin. Sun. Journal for $650,000. The tn-weekly paper has a circtilation of approximately 5,000. + _______ — - + Kang haai sometim es been at the forefront of arltl'U.S, activit'es. At one important East European conference in 1960, he (ought strongly the preva il the United States was possibleing view that coexistence with - Insisting that th e struggle against Washington should contin'j unabated. - JACKSONVILlE, Via. (AP) Sept. 17, and asked for a delay quote from the court record. Glenn W. Turner's attorney of two or three months men after the dosed door sea_ Affable as usual early in the says the federal government sion except "My name is Glenn U.S. Judge Gerald B. day, the flamboyant Turner W. singled out the Orlando bust- TjriflatDistrict Turner, and that's all I ran took the motions under wouldn't 5av :invthin' to 0 'W' fir iroecujtir, m coInkrjtujm --mail Fraud charges as a device "The government tums amto get criminal lawyer F. Lee bushed us," said Kenne M. Ruiky, Robinson of Washington, D.C., Turner, Bailey and eight another defense attorney. Turner associates go on trial Hut Theodore I. Koskoff of Sept. 17 on 28 counts of mail Orlando. Bailey's attorney, fraud in connection with the o Pressed for an immediate trial PENSACOI, 1ii. IAI Authorities have arrested six . cration of Turner businesses, separate from Turner and the persons and are looking for seven others In what State In a pretrial conference Fri. others. Comptroller Fred t)lckLson called a crackdown on a multiday, Edward T. M. Garland of During a meeting in his million-dollar nationwide municipal bond swindling operAtlanta said, "The government chambers, Tjoflat also ation. warned has attempted covert in. Turner to Police Friday also closed four securities companies In conCarriers famous central stop talking about , timnidation in this case. They upcoming trial while withholdAir Conditioning System is nection with the alleged operation, singled him (Turner) out to ing action on a government moquality built to give you the A spokesman for the comptroller's office said the raids as I ir.-t co,minq prosecute him because he had lion aging i'i , skimmed from charges the colnpdnies had illegally offered to Oprd1t1n cost an nttnrny Mr. Bailey, who dered to dial Turner be ori'li munu-mpnl bonds toindivldzijs all across the country. cause w1g he has beaten the government should not bechow cited for contempt many times." for a speech to a businessmen's I Arrested were William F. Sutton and Beth Franklin of Farrel-Franklin in and Company, Inc.; lie did not elaborate further, club mid-week, a defense David L Rudolph, Perrin Shappley Jr. and David L. Walby Garland said approximately attorney said, of Gulf National Securities; and Clyde Johnson of K.E. 36,000 government documents = ~ " Tjoflat has ordered defendMurrel and Associate.s. .. _ - " Introduced in time case would ants, attorneys and court offiA fourth firm, Professional Investors, was mpk it Impossibic for U de- ci ls say nothing about the and police were looking for operators of the business,closed fense to be ready for trial by case to newsmen except the comptrolto ler's office said. - + ______Ic 11 ' ;It by Jean Pat teson) Attorney Swears Qff Adoptions News MIAMI IAP 1\\ Committee. All house members sere on three or more committees. Rep. H. E. Dixon of Jacksonville, who switched from the Republican to the Democratic party last spring, was named by Sessums a vice chairman of the General Legislation Comnmitte and chairman of the Al. coholic Beverage subcommittee. lie succeeds the late Rep. John Savage, H-St. Petersburg. Sessums added another Re. publican to the General Legislation Committee with the appointment of minority leader Jim Tillman of Sarasota. ,,. for a $10 million advertising _________ West Georgia Turnpike Is completed and the Lebanon Station-Wildwood gap Is the only area not four toned for this traffic to South Florida. Sessums also added two members to the Governmental Operations Committee - both of them chair. men of other committees, Rep. William 0. Birchfield, 1)Jacksonville and chairman of the Insurance Committee, was shifted to Governmental Operations from the Community Affairs Committee, Rep. Richard S. Hodes, DTampa and chairman of the Health and Rehabilitative Services Committee, was moved from the Education Bailey Blamed For Turner Woes t ) - uard - . Kang reportedly has ben quite successful in a number of nations. He is believed to have been directing the Indonesian Comm un ist party at the height of Its influence in the last years cf th e Sukarno regime. At present, he is b.11eved to haVe -oq1 ron'tj'j. t l'irn, f,uirli,. io(u, init.iii, ioruco, some couHtties in Southeast and South Asia, Latin Americainand the Middle East. - J. - 8EIIRI'S extension with Rep. Ed Blackburn Jr., I)-Tampa, as chairman and Ted Itaridell, DFort Myers, as cochairman In addition to supervising cornpletion of the interstatesystem in Florida, the comrmiitteewill examine two possible extensions of the Florida Turnpike proposed by Sessurns. One wculd branch off at Yechaw Junction and go to Tampa, and the other would be an extension from the Wildwood to U.S. 19 at Lebanon Station. U.S. 19 is expected to pick up much traffic in four or five years when the -- -..-- Despite this Soviet connection King has in the last numhcr of years spearheaded Ma Tse-tung's anti-Soviet campaign. It has been Kangi job to infiltrate Communist parties wnridwidc' In cmjch thoc' local Reds with Ru s sian ties and ftu. t Iflsuru th vtur of i'ekig.orientcd factions of Communist pa rties in key countries around th e world. By Ray Cromley - NEW YORK I All -- A yacht stolen last July from a Naples, Ha. marina and allegedly sailed to Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula and th en New Orleans, has been recovered, Ro na ld James WhIte 35, and Patricia SChrI. mer, 30, of Queens, New York City, were charged Friday with Interstate transportation of stolen property In con nection wi th th e th eft. ' up in China 'i ;- - . -I~2 .. ;ft 7 ~0~' China, at tempting to build a U.S.S.R-domInated Communist party. Terror specialist & -.^ ft Bear Like. Forest City ___ 7 / - r I - - Herald Area Corresponde,its / --" k: ,ii' .r . / . - strategic missiles was recognized as no more than an Interim solution to the nuclear arms race. It was to run for five years, while efforts are made in the second round of Strategic Arms Limitation Talks to reach a permanent agreement, Now, Secretary of Defense Schlesinger's 'eport that the E{ussians have tested multiple tA.arheads on two types of missiles raises the serious question of wheth er a five-year moratorium on missile deploymen ts is safe for our national security. We have left our missile count at 1,710 while the Soviet Union has agreed to maintain its level of 2,268. seemed another Indication that the United States Just doei not care m uch a bout lbhemispheric neighbors ltseernedto bolster the arguments of th ose who say that Kissinger's foref policy thinking is strictly limited to improvement of U.S. relations with the Scviet Union, Japan, Communist Oina and the European Economic Conununity. In Me xico City, the newspaper El tha, for example, carried an ed i torial the day Kinger arriv ed bewailing th e "insolence and cruelty th at characterize (US.) with weak countries," .. -- tl / iT turning, we were told it pro' The The U.S,-Soviet agreement signed in Moscow last year to free the deployment of . advantage of an invitation to -'.----_- ! '." env* r ames - "-a. / ~~,7, M TALLAIIA&SEE, Fin. (AP) House Speaker Terrell Sessums has named a special committee to draft new consumer protection legislation for Florida. Sessums said the committee also would coordinate legislation on 'onswner protection between the Business Regulation and Commerce committees. Ile named two Jacksonville Democrats to head the special panel Rep. John R. Forbes as chairman, and Frank Carlucci, co-chairman. Sessum.s also announced Friday the appointment of a select coinmittee on interstate and turnpike ' A4 W~~. 14? Other Thoughts + i a + Z'J I be with the Itabasas on occns of their 25th wedding an hverwy lent the visit a personal touch It might not otherwise have had. The timing could not have been better, KisaInger's arrival In Mexico coincided wi th th e publication of shay worded editorials, t1ng dire predictions of the tutcrecourse of US.-La ti n American relations. They were based, in part, at least, on Kissinger's noun ce ment that President Nixon would not be visi ti ng Latin America this year. There had been widespread rumors that the U.S. chief executive was pinnIng p trip that wo ul d ta ke him at least to Me xico, Brasil and o th er hemisphere republic*, When Kissinger reported that that tour would have lobe put off, It seemed that the worst fears of those friends the United Statis has in Latin America had .t f,:;';-'7 + With Henry Kissinger 53 secretary of state, U.S. relations with Latin America may take a decided turn for the bet ter. At least that is the way that Mexico sees it, according to Foreign Minister Einilio 0. "We have the hope that now, really, th e United States will adopt, not an indifferent but rather a pletely active position toward Latin America and he declared. Itabasa sounded almost tac in his comments, and with good reason, He was speaking out on Ssturday, Aug. 23, just th ree days after Prdent Nixon had announced tha t Dr. Kissinger was to become the next U.S. secreta ry of state and already, by that time, Kissinger was wind ing up a quick visit to Mexico, climaxed by a 90-minute conference wtlg President Lui Eches'errja U, as in Mezln folk wisdom, "deeds speak," it would be hard to imagine zi more emphatic way to demonstrate the srethryignatc's personal Intcrt in Mexico and Latin iwrica than by paying visits to Presi dent Echevea and to Min1ste Rabasa, with a minimum of fanfare and protocol, , - . ______ - _` r7 -_,6*-.1a7~ 446#*i,F,*.U;-9 -? ~ 0 - i e, 4' do WASHINGTON - The creases for minorities, he fede ral government's $2.17 spares no expense when it million program to help comes time to fund Conblack businessmen is being ferencea on other SBA administered by political programs, lie vetoed a less proteges of the Senate's expensive COflfere1ce site re. ' diehard segregationist, cently in favor of (be lush, Strom Thurmond, it-s. C. plush Greenbriar in White The cantankerous Thur- Su1phur Springs, West mond has been able to place Virginia. two cronies and one in-law Nixon Tov Soldier,: Presi. over the Small Business Ad- dent Nixon is determined to ministration's minority busi- emulate the crowned heads ness development office, of Europe by providing himcausing outraged howls from :,elf with resplendent palace blacks and other riinorities guards attired in uniforms of Who seek help from the SBA. days gone by. Th e Thurmond Three are; Some time ago, awed b - John Patrick, the acting the pomp and circumstance director of the program. He, ( police he on a Euroi s a retired Air Forte colonel pean trip, hesaw tried to bedeck from South Carolina and is a the White House notice n iongumt' Ian; i ly friend of costumes out of a turn-of-it; Thurmond, century operetta company. Overall Boss The public laughed turn - Marshall Parker. a out of the idea. But now th e former state senator jnSouth Army is the Nixon Carolina, who jumped to the dream byreviving spending S70.0OOt GOP with Tlrnrninnd in l'1 1'.n the' 72 !flfl of :i rn'. h he has run against by military unit in Itevolu. South ('rnIin,'c-, '.tIIIJIUII. mn.,...,*,, uonary war garb. They will Sen. Ernest Hollings, with be the President'! official Thurmond's backing. Parker escort for galas at the White is overall boss of the BA's House. minorities programs. Th e idea for reincarnating — Horace Crouch, an in- George Washington' s law of Thumond, his ate "Lifeguard company" was sister was Thurmond's first hatched by -Maj. Gen. James wife. Crouch is Parker's top Adamson, commander of the aide. Washington, D.C., Military Since the first of the year, District. The "lffeguarde" the Thurmond Three have were formed in 1776 and tried to reduce fed eral food Army historians hate service contractswhich had carefully researched the old been going to minority unit to rldkt- sure I'resident husip.smcn ar,J hay.' oher-Nixon ves cAactly what wise undermin ed the niinori- President Washington saw. ty progrmg, according to When we first asked the SBA insiders and black Army about the $70,000 ccs. businesen Administrator Tom Kieppe celebration I..ater. hnw'øt, had to step in and ease them. the Army conceded that Despite Klepe's interven- while the bicentennial "may lion, however, Parker and have some use" for this' i-airik have cut back the in- regalia, this was flat the macrease in funding of black jot factor in its re-creation. and other minority en. Fetid Flotsam. The Justice terprises to a mere $33 Department, after first million this year, compared declaring they had "a legal with an increase of $195 basis for bringing (criminal) million between 1970 and actions" against outboard ) 1973+ motor makers for polluting One Black on Job lakes, rivers and seashores, The Thurmond mystique has now backed out of the has even e xtended into the case. SBA minority division's Autermonthsofgrandju Offices, There Is only one proceedings, Justice has ry phprofessional black employed vately written conservain the section supposed to tionist Livingston Parmele, assist blacks and he was who presed the antipollution hired before Parker took case, that the evidence "does command three years ago. reflect technical violations of Both Kieppe and Parker the law." But Justice decided insist that the Thurmond "not to proceed" against the Th ree's tenure has not hurt politically powerful outboard the program, Kieppe, motor makers whose pro' however, confided that hay- ducts still spew millions of ing Thurmond's men in gallons of gunk & year in to charge of a minority division the waterwayL does not look good and said The battle by Parmele and black soon will be appointeda other clean water advocates was not entirely lost, 'o take over Patrick s job. however .The outboa rd motor Footnote: Although Parker makers have put antipolluhas cut back program 'in- tion devices on new models ____ ___________ ___ rip So restrictive were some of bably had some connection ) the new guidelines that SBA with the bicentennial ____ _____ - Sunday, Sept. 9,1973-5 onsu iv, ' Rep. Forbes Will Lead Panel - - .- -_ - -_ i + . Desegregation this fall and no doubt for many Septembers to come will pose many specific challenges. In Memphis, Tena., the start of wide-scale school busing, while mainly un eventful, is nonetheless revealing a sharp - A Hrnr. 6Mn 116 be bad for the American experiment in democracy. So would any attempt at resegregation. Citizens interested in the welfare of their comrnunites should oppose both of these trends. Many basic precepts for American education have been shaken, For instance, one recent study shows generally far less of a relation between ed ucat i on levels and economic acuievernent than was long thought to be the case. Equality of education, then, it is HOW thought. may not lead to equality of opportunity. Still, in a democracy public education is the most e ffective releaser and harnesser of intelk't .- kill. II. cult tire, and product with ai'iiiics traveli ng on their stoinach;, it can k O'Ll ,I...e -"lilt uemocracies aavance via their schools. Americans cannot afford to lose heart about their educational system, Whatever each citizen's self-interest a tax-rate vote, an integration order, or just sending his first child off to school — he ought to support his community's schools with vigor and ___________ add to the climate of appreciation of them. ounterschooIs, free schools are being By WJWAM (aANIX)N; Cople y RAY STEVENS Pr Room FOrCn1M SUBSCRIPTION RATES 5k Week $14 2O6Mon$h individuals to choose nonpublic schools should maintained. So should the desirability of a diversity of school types. Nonetheless, any further drop in support of public schools would Mexico Likes Henry Iissinger RALPH HAYS Comp. Room Foreman BILL VINCENT JR., Odef Photographer will spur a movement toward "white academies" and thus a resurgence of nonpublic school atteisdance. But the right of launch ed. CHARLES HAYS •eChncaI UdLr desegregation , ~_ ~ jj It is difficult to foretell whether, on balance - ROYGREEN Adverti s ing Manager DORIS WILLIAMS - IF'le 100 switch to private schools in that areLl. however, countrywide, attendance in nonpublic schoo ls will be dropping, by 100,000 this fall. even more massive strikes Iii the fultire The ferment in American education is as clearly seen among researchers and in the intellectual ranks. Not only are the merits of desegregation, compensatory education, and so forth — the public policy aspects of ed ucation being vigorously debated. But the fundamental assumptions about how children learn, the influence of !enetir and Pnt'rnnmnnt'it CIS- V1 are being weighed anew. • released at midye WINIFRED F. GIELOW Comptroller JRICHARDS Sports Edit Ljo reference point assuz-d the FRANK VOLTQLINE, General Manager JOHN A SPOLSKI. As;iate Editor F State F~i nwm ___ WALTER A. GIELOW, EdItorandPubJis WAYNE D. DOYLE Adveriing Director & Anoc.ate Publisher DAVIDA. BRYANT Ma na ging Editã r% vve toward a union mentality. Merger between the United 1"edcration of Teachers and the National Educa tion Association now appears likely. The teacher strikes of the recent past - often more for the sake of bettrr quality education than for the teachers' self-gain — partly account for the decline in public trust in education. A single national teachers union could pose a threat of . -, iL men There has been a tremendous shift to th e hiring of younger teachers to save money salaries, chiefly. Simultaneous!y the country's three million teachers have moved sharply obeying the academic calendar as September starts. They will be heading off to school. With 62 million students, teachers, and administrators, and $96.7 billion itt budgets, education is the largest American enterprise, Given education's importance, it is well to note a grave down-curve of confidence in *_ Im 1 1 It ~~ .- Sunday. Sept. 9, W73 By The Christian Science Monitor If ___ - — __________ - : 1-111." - LI.J.JJ - ' I -_ 1111111 --: ''' ' .. - - r • ____ .p __ -_ -1 7 -_,_1._-___ .; .- -~I ~_' V --I---- . JtI1f1'E '4 �-: P - :! 61 ___ 6A—The Sanford Herald Sunday, Sept. 9, 1973 I I - . Time One I Men Welcomed - _____ - -: I - EEEL -'' I . i•" - ______ __________________________ ii'.. WT 1 mla ', -' ' ~W _ . tow ______ - - a 1 _______ ________ 001"t . % - j. -, ~ 4 up ;a or - .11, .- _____ • - _ —, ,rt _1 : "And no wonder," chipped in "so I guess we don't do too had a nearby workman. 'Since they a Job." came we haven't been able to They're fair," kidded a voice. Thdust, sweat and cm of the keep our minds on the Job!" The girls turned and greeted l l l il I Tammy tossed her head In th man striding toward them construction site Is a man's world, mock exasperation, and yes, a with affection, "Hi, bosaman!" Driving machines, pounding truly feminine blush showed They Introduced Cosine 0. stakes and climbing scaffolding faintly beneath her suntan. Ibay, who said more seriously, They might wear the ian,e "Often I get more work out of is men's work. blue Jeans, boots and hard hats them than the guys. Things At least, it used to be. Women over the last few as the men, and wield picks and have turned out well, and it's i years have taken by storm, or shovels, but there's no certainly something different by guile, occupations tradition- mistaking they're two pretty from the usual sure) crew. a!ly reserved for men only. girls all the same. 'They don't give me too They've eased themselves into Keokuk, Iowa, is their home much trouble," he teased. "I the truck driver's seat and upon town The girls heard from have more problems keeping the Judge's bench. They've friends who had moved to the guys away!" pinned on commercial airline Florida it's a fine place to get a Warding off the banter of the pilots' kings, hammered u suntan Ilasing never been men um not the only problem for their signs outside accounting away from home before and women on a construction site and law firms, and ha'e feeling read) for a change, the) We hate those Port-a covered up their typewriters, Cans" blurted Tammy. vaded the police force Onlytheheavy,cilrtyworkof urged the other secretaries in Both girls eyed the single the construction site remained the office to keep up the good 'comfort house" planted in as the last bastion of male.dom work and headed south to the conspicuous isolation a mid Sunshine State Until now acres of bulldozed earth, and ' The donning of hard hats and A Job on a construction site then turned from th4. crqde ..ii'work boots b) omen in where they cou)1 be outside in structure with a kind of frustra construction field is still an eye- the famous Fk6lda sunshine, ted despair The pampered ' ith good pay and attracthe priacy of Americin woman popping, whistle provoking - a • - •p . .! - , -r_, - . . 'V i z 1. 4 I I = iz A# k __ - OF ',., ---- _______ - ~ -A. - = V , - 4 - ' I - - , - -. ., . , - ...I - I - !':-i- - - A% g WV-, 2w~_~. _ - ~ F..444 __ Z -.Tl~ _ __ ____, - is : - ..I .- i l _ - 19MOt . *~t ~ ~- - W _a~_ - .Z -t A l __1 I /1 L . - ' "r I %A I , . -- i - come • ...", 9 10 I -, " - I c.in-w I'l -4 - . - - q - __,~~ I= -_ I. 0. B 'L' ,b1? . - THE GUYS AND GIRL-WATCHING OFCOURSE Eye-catching surveyors at Altamonte Mall (Herald Photo by Jean Pat teson) -.' \\ Biking Together :' • - ______ - ' '.'-" ling V - rm ____ - • —___________________________________________________ TRIGA 15 Celebrating . I 4 a That ringing i hear jang r ngung ling me out of sleep isn't an alarm clock—that was thrown halfway across the bedroom Airfkdniz By FRANK MACOMBER a bit of hair or paint from scene (,f a crime. The neutrorm break down materials so TRIGA is 15 years old and thoroughly that scientists or still a husky, growing kid. crime Lab technicians usually Even as a youngster be has can trace their origins and helped to solve mass girl analyze their compositions. in Michigan and to ree TRIGA's neutron I - • ' • $) - A Little ________ .. , Excitement - j Ii , •, •, Bureaucrats 0 n j 's ~ -, , • - If - - -- ,,,,,, . I - • - .. __ .• - - Budget Due - - C By JANE GLENN a CopieyNewiSenice nwii - - -. - - - JJ WbL _____ ~= -. A - I ' -- ____________ - I -- - 4 - ______ - - -- - __ - :- . - - ___ -- ''' -- -- - -- - — - - - - 4f _ - - - I - lm i j y rENcl1 - . . F' qLlpfIhLm1 fA''AN- -_ -:: - -..---- ----- -..- Fast W. L Pet. G.B. 80 57 .594 78 63 .553 4 74 68 .521 8L 71 70 5 11 68 72 486 l3I 61 82 .427 22 West Oakland 5 586 Kansas City 76 62 551 5 ChIcago 71 70 .504 11 Minnesota 67 72 .482 14' California 62 73 459 l7 Texas 48 91 345 BalUmore Boston Detroit New York Milwaukee -, , - - -- --- -=-- - - - - - - ' - 4 0 - X _____ 4 t^ - 0 I CONVENTIONAL X-RAYS ( TO . N - - P) ' a' tron raulgrap 11s (below) eu 11 - -. __ The Pirates scored six runs in the ninth inning w pullout the game and comes 'within two of the front-running St. u,uls Cardinals in the tight National League East race, dimenm other Nntinnzil League 'cticn, tic N , - c*,-. York Mets made the East Division fight even more interesting by taking a doubleheader from the Montreal Expo, 1.0 and 4-2 in 15 innings; the Atlanta Braves blanked the Cincinnati Recis 5-0; the I San Diego Padres trimmed the Los Angeles Dodgers 4-3 and the San Francisco Giants SEMINOLE BRASS downed the Houston Astros 9-6. Cubs 8, Cardinals 2 PRINCIPAL Don Reynolds (left) and Athletic Director and head basketball coach Joe Mills look over some of the new Tribe equipment Hilly Williams slugged five hits, two o,' them in a six-run, sixth inning outburst, to lead Chicago's designed to "boost" morale, much of it donated by the school's Booster 8-2 victory over St. Louis, Club. The fifth-place Cubs moved within five varn - -- - - U. s - Swim Team S --- Shatters _- - -- . Glints 9, Astros 6 Garry Maddox singled across two runs and two more scored on errors to cap a wild, five-c'ijj eighth that gave San Francisco a 94 trIumph over Houston. Before Maddox' game-winning hit. Tito Fuentes singled home the the first run of the rally, Then Maddox singled with the bases loaded, scorLig two runs. A third run scored on a wild relay throw from the outfield and Maddox himself came home on another wild throw on the same nliw ------- rj' ---------------- Stram Believes là Omens By FRED ROTIIENBEIiG terback Len Dawson led a hal- another in the I.inis victory, Associated Press Sports Writer anced offense to the victory "Landry played his sharpest like the rest of his colleagues over Minnesota. game," McCafferty said. "I in one of sports' most optimistBELGRADE (AP) For the second half Friday thought he ran the ball club The seconds outside his best tir.ie. Krumpholz, 1:53.34; Itackh.aus, ic profession, Coach hank night, the 3973 edition of the very well" United States 800-meter None of us knew he was not well 1:53.27, and Klatt, 1:53.08. Stram believes in omens ... when Chiefs was reminiscent of that freestyle team shattered the until afterwards. Australia took the silver med. they're good. glory year as Dawson's passing world record by eight seconds Sam Cunningham single. "Just imagine if we had al in 7:4365 and West Germany He found the kind of good sign and Jeff Kinney's running in the World Swimming Cham-. failed to qualify," Watson said. won the bronze in 7:43,68. handedly caused McCafferty's he was looking for Friday night helped the Chiefs to the dissatisfaction pionships, "It was almost a disaster," by scoring all The American women didn't when his Kansas City Chiefs triumph, three New England TDs. But that was the easy part. Then in the afternoon, the set any world records but they grounded out a 16-7 victory over Don Coryell, first year coach The American quartet almost first team of Kurt Krumpholz of created lots Safety man Dave Elmendoef of excitement. the St. Louis Cardinals in their out of San Diego State, also picked off three passes, return. didn't reach the finals Friday Irvine, Calif., Robin Hackhaus heather Greenwood, a 16- National Football League found some sunshine in the St. mg one 72 yards for a touch.. axyj the reason would make a of Redlands, Calif., Rick KIalt year-old high school sensation, preseason game. Louis nighttime, stomach turn. Rex l"avero'a, of Albuquerque, N.M., down in the Rams' rout of their and Jim outswam the world record hold"I'm real pleased with this He was especially pleased state rivals. that is. Montgomery of Madison, Wis.. er, Keena RoUthamnmer of San- one," Strain said. "The last with the play of Ms two quarFavero, a mimember of the see- turned a near-disaster into l.a Clara, Calif., to win the 400- three years we've lost our last terbacks, veteran Jim hart and Billed as a test for the young and-string (/J0.Ric ter team that hIstory. meter freestyle in 4:20.28. preseason game and then the rookie Gary Keithlcy. LOS Angeles secondary, the Coach Gus Stager decided to The quartet, looking for the opener of the regular season. I Miss Eight of Hart's completions game proved no contest as the Rothhamnmer took seeuse in the morning qualifying record, went out quickly and led this reverses a trend." went to Metcalf. backfield rookie Terry unit received high heaLs, Is also the swimmer who after 100 meters. Krumpholz ond in 4:21.50 while Novella hope In the other NFL action, Dowas IfliWks Detroit's by Greg Landry Calligari.s picking off five San ignoed the old warning not to held off East Germany'i Roger of Italy set a Eutrait crushed New England 34-. told he'd start the Francisco passes. NFL season take a dip while experiencing Pyttel, one of the strongest 200. ropean record of 4:21.79 for the 21 and Los Angeles rolled over at quarterback two weeks ago bronze, stomach trouble. meter men in Europe. San Francisco 38-10. by new head coach Don Favero, of Sacramento, CaMelissa Belote of Springfield, "You guys have been preAfter the East Germans Stram failed to mention that McCafferty and Friday night he mature in your criticism of our hf., had an upset stomach but faded, the American's only Va., broke away to an easy victhe last time the Chiefs came up celebrated. didn't tell anyone, secondary," Elmendorf, the competition was the clock. That tory over Enith Brighita of ilie on top in their presearon finale, Landry did everything but game-ball winner, told mernerlands in the 200-imieter t The U.S. squad finished fell some six minutes later Neth hey also won the Super Bowl, play defense as he passed for hers of the pass after the viceighth. Only the first eight when Montgomery finished his backstroke anti was clocked in The year was 1970 and quar. three touchdowns arid ran for tory. teams made it into the finals, leg in 1:51.13 to establish the 2:20.52-.3 seconds t,f her "It was a close thing," said new 800-meter freestyle relay world record. ______ assistant coach Don Watson of mark of 7:33.22. The United States remained Hinsdale. ill. "Favero was six -The other split times were on top in the medals race. -i ti 800 Meter Free Relay Mark — •Ii I - I I -- - - -- huflT uiiiea AS UaTTIe UT roKe _ Jaw, three nights a week; Wed. 7th round here in Florida, that nesday, Friday and Saturday. man was Cassius Marceiles National League Boxing bored its way into too Clay . East Monday night at th e Forum In many homes and eventually During the nine years that W. L Pet G.B.Los Angeles, former committed tele-suicide, have followed he changed his St. IA)UiS 72 69 .311 hea vy we I g It t Pittsburgh Montreal New York ticngo Philadelphia - - - _. I — 68 69 .49C 2 68 72 .486 3 68 73 4 4 6 73 475 5 63 7a .447 9 , West Cincinnati 85 5 603 Los geles 83 59 2 San Francisco 80 59 .576 4 Houston 71 72 .497 15 A tlanta 68 74 4 t7t San Diego 51 89 3M 33 Sa(urtlqy S (.im s aturilay i Gaines t Louis (Cleveland 13-7) at Milwaukee (Reynolds ) at C'hicago (Pappas 6-11) Houston (WiL"n 0-15 or 111ch.. Chicago tForster ) at Mi- ard 5-2) at San Francisco - knees - - ' of the Cardinals in the zany East race, Mets 1-4, Expos 0-2 Wayne Garrett led off the game with a home run, helping Jon Matlack beat Montreal 1-0 in the opener of their doubleheader. Matlack gave up five hits before needing last-out relief help from Tug McGraw. McGraw pitched sparkling relief and capped a thre' rally In the 15th inning with a run single to pace New York's 4-2 triumph in the marathon second game. Braves 5, Reds 0 Dusty Baker and Marty Perez each hit two-rim homers to lead Atlanta a 5-0 victory over Cmcinnati. Ron Schueler checked the Reds on five hits. Dodgers 4, Padres 3 Dave Roberts slugged a home run in the sixth inning, breaking a 3-3 tie as San Diego handed slumping Los Angeles its eighth straight Ins, 4- ByLEEGEIGER Herald Correspond ent American League P dad's old belt, his shirt askew and Ms jeans patched and I'll tell you w ha t's happened to h1 lie's gone mod, and with ' , Ut ¶ olnt' to a ceiiein ____ .-.-. GS IN Ih' TIlE Sfl('I,fl:I) PI{ES household, because I am the - 1 STAND to - - - all with matching jackets, Bug Mc natch This is not contrary to these colors coordinate, he because I harbor a desire for intends to replete himself with my to to suffer rejection from one o each his peer group He is torn between denim for is simply because any pair denim's sake and tirushed ç t pint 111"r t) J)tIt$ Ofl that rd :r, lIm I u ii r the Lr tc fabric below budgrt this faa. two-tone shoes Is subli mBtId develop a half-dollar size hole Th biggest dccimon % facing a with basic desIre to: tiO on the right knee My son has put half-dollar his pea z. Now it's hts acilring both for his basic size holes in the right knees of lash 'sporting took" ordloated, colo rhe was four years pants For those special occasions, keyed wardrobe of layered-look to and two-tone he Is to with dress boots, sit flOt appear to have a shoes. plaid trousers, complimentary n the right The slob look hasn' shirt and mtching t yet en awctcr Pe ti tam this knee tha vest. ic strcss. nor My senti grade Well, 1 have news for Junior particular a lot Pr the catalog wish book the other lie's going 10 school the same does night and peoceled to peruse way dad did. Indeed, he is unable to ex(1 1 a t'' I rdr he Jeans with trip' ree- an 1 plain to ifle how he ma able to warm to. and wholesome puncture right knees with undecided longsleeve sweat shirt. If he's religious regsilarity. At We point, he Is between elephant pants, uk.y, the anirt will Y It all happens when he tsji't baggles and straight leg jeans something clever, like "Don't looking. - BY KEN RAPPOPORT A*sociatcd Press Sports Writer It's out of the rocking chair and Into the fire f Danny Mutaugh, And the newly-named Pittsburgh Pirate manager doesn't mind the heat at all, "As soon as I mnac my first lineup change, I felt right at home'," Murt.augh said after dlrectirig tie Pirates to a i decision over Philiukiphi-i i"htllies FricLiy night Murt.augh has done this sort of thing before, you can excuse his nonchalance, This Li the fourth time he's managing the Pirates. The club coaxed him out of ret'.rement to replace the deposed Hill Virdon in the midst of a pennant race. - LEAGUE DotroIt (Coleman 18-15) at Boston Lec 164) California (Singer 17-12) at Kansas City (F iizmorrb 5-2) llaltimnore (Palmer 164 at Cleveland Wilcox /7), N Oakland (Holtwiiiii 2(~ll) at Texas (Hudson 4-1), N Sunday's Games Baltimore iii Cleveland, 2 1iIwauke at New York Detroit at Boston California at Kansas City, 2 Chicago at Minnesota Oaklax1 at Texas, N — Cincinnati (Billingimam 174) at Atlanta (Morton 11-10), N Pittsburgh (Moose )1) at Philadelphia (Carlton 1117), N New York (Seaver 164) at Montreal 74), N San Diego (Kirby 7.16) lit Los Angeles John 17), N Sunday's Games Cincianati at Atlanta, 2 New York at Montreal St. Louis at Chicago I louston at San Frarxisco San Diego at Los Angeles, N Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, N - s Manager - - : : . barefoot boy With cheek, his tard herry and bottle green meanest mother west of the rt -d t n i 'ft' ti, h ijrdr ' slung dc-on, fur JLL,i fli' r It I not. Ufr i os-er one shoulder seired by chocolate brown. Since none of trary Ic the child psychologist, - . 4 _____ Whacking Whateur happened to the delighted to learn his lean - - A - - -- MAJOR - - __TM:___ 1 the back of my mind. Comes the call,aW we're really a team then. Like this past week my phone got the str at Idca there was strange doings at one area school an one at the school and asked him for the nameofa student and told him there was a good story there and asked him to get the student to call back later. i got a return call-about two hours la ter-from th e overly harried official saying he'd been ours. scare ng rant ca Y for the student, but no one had ever enrolled there under that name for the past six years. That baffled everyone. Despite knowledge that the cussed phone isa genuine prankster, the story seemed real enough, and after a couple of more hours, the official called back, saying he 'd finally found the person I wante d but the name was ringing. - --' • :' i ---- - ___ = -- 'i . Sometimes, when things are slow,my telephone decides to liven up the day with a cryptic call havL, some ep thin do with some outlandish story idea that's been sitting idlby in • -• The most glaring weakness shown by the locaLs, was a lack of passing game. In two quaitcrs of play, they were unable to complete a single pass. The running game appears solid, and the defense, except fora few mental lapses, played well. The Seminole coaches have their work cut out for them, but the task is far from insurmountable. - ________ • - Coaches too know about the It's always misspelling their naTnesand gett own wrong. Worse than my typewriter, even But, all in all, It's a pretty good phone. We get along about as well as most phones and sportswriters do, despite its Peculiar habit of always ringing , constantly for the last 15 minutes befnr,e deadline. and then remaining ominously silent for the next two hours It is a lot better than the mail.Somehow, ostal service got my name on its black list ci HI the p publicity sheets from West End State Teacher's Colleges, checkers team. At least my phone Li for real - ! -_ __ I __ ' - - Phone Cm,t Spell '1 - and very loudly discuss its ori& and Probable destination. Copley News Service ____ Taking Fun From • . ______ Big - , -•...----------z:na combination before. I can sit and let th_' e thing ring its fool head off for hours on end, knowing there's soneone at the other end can't possibly want to talk to, or else impolitely ______ 1: - r Just Me*You, Right? _________ _________ ' Se Servant And molter , ~% M_ I - As of being the only person in Uentral Florida Florida refused pa y-phone booth service is ego-shattering. Secondly, how could I call up coacht-s in the middle of the rd8ht asking such earth-6hattering questions such as,"What's that left guard's weight, again?" 1&iwvnsable .11 Th en th ere are all the ofler ' uses to which a ,'thone Is put through, utat finding a replacement is just out of th e question. It's a Paperweight's Paperweight. What e6e can hold down two Years Of football programs and flattened popcorn bags? ort3writers collect weird th ings, - ., - .1 - The Seminoles started a drive of their own, led again by and Sutton, but the two important ground-gainers for the tearti were broken pass plays when Carli could find no one open; and ran the ball for first downs. A major penalty stalled the drive, however, and time ran out with tue Tribe unable to do anything more. Clements ,Tk~__/ A Pleteb on 113 own-just the telephone. But I can't afford to toss it out th e window like th e clock. First off, 'Ma Hell' might get me in trouble. Th e thought • Angeles murder. He also is improvement. for example, onjj',,tj aiding wo osercunvenuona X-ray photos I-',_ in their search for scientific searchLp out in greater detail ByiLRLEYGM.LINA (200 miles) which must be partner in a bike and hike shop solutions. And he is playing a the composition of any Im1%0 Copley News Service ridden in 24 hours. in suburban Manhattan Beach. major role in the efforts of material, from wisps of cloth 10 "ot 'The next move is to make it starters, m per cent Japan and Romania to develop gunpowder in a revolver's P ,.... IJ)SANGELE- Whendad, finished," safer. I) peaceful nuclear power barrel. mom and the children start to The Tom O'Brien family of "A good tour bike is not programs. A The reactor 's crime detection pedal, they're all kids having nerby Torrance belongs to the necessarily the most expensive. TRIGA is alphabetese for abilities are called neutron fun together. Los Angeles Wheelmen, and Racing bikes dren't good for • Training, Research, Isotopes, activation analysis. Police from Bicycling is the new family O'Brien is treasurer of the club, touring." ___________________________________________________________________________ General Atomic. It is the most many cities aehd bits of "We like to ride at Arlington The shop not only stocks widely used research nuclear evidence to be analyzed by "More families are buying (near Rivemide)," says Mm bicycles, but all sorts of SOONER OR LATER reactor in the worki, providing T'RIGA's radioactive "eye" wW bikes," says Troy Braswell.' O'Brien. "We ride through the equipment for bike camping. .. ,He'll have me on foot a source of radiation for a whole studied by Gulf Atomic "Scsne buy five at a Ume. orange groves. It's so fragrant Everything from a tent to spectrum of purposes In In. s entists or technicians. Often 'Wlsoreaehinganage "ThesepeopieaUconefrun ileeptngheg,parmsandstove(o duatry, education, physics, theyarecailedontotestlfyin I vow we nem had before, different backgrounds aflntaldkltcanbecarsjedon chemistry, medicine, murderorothercrfmlnaltrfals. those In the 16 to 21 bracket," yet on a bike, everyone is the a bike. p agriculture, even crime WhatciTRIGA has learned has adds the owner of two bicycle same. We're all bike nuts. detection, me store also offers bOOLS convicted some criminals and = shops in the area. "We do a lot 'if touring With Including cooking books such Fifteen years ago scientists freed other suspects. 'Teen-agers used to store overnight trips. . . at the General Atomic Division TRIGA can be a powerhouse their bicycles in the garage "I don't nuke the really referetice materials and of General Dynamics Corp. when he is riot a detective. When times got a car, long rules, but my conceived and built 'I'RIGA at The Japanese government, in A cyclist wants the hiker's "We even see several makes them the La Jolla, Calif., plant. the mld.stofadrivetodevelopa families biking togettwr." - Jack Dixon, his wife aM map as well as road maps. He Bu JOHN MOON car with more horsepower. A his ecology enthusiasts as a T-Xlay General Atomic has nuclear power program, is And families are joining clubs three sons, of nearby Rolling °P°E P' Copley News Service bigger car would have the way of reducing the amount of become Gulf Energy & instaLling a reactor that can be is a unit. Hills Estates, also are fo'maJon about hills, power, maybe, to overcome the cars on the road and, thereby, Environmental Systems, a Gulf pulsed to a peak power of 15 "Otw emphasis Is on the Wheetmen. She also has a map showing Big Brother is taking all the smog devices, Oil Corp. subsidiary. But million kilowatts-e.ven times lick smog. family," says Grant Cotter of "Mother and father ride the hostels in America and fur TRIGA is still the same the power of Grand ,Coulee out of driving. But I guess that's out, suburban Redondo Beach, tandem when we go as a Canada. That should about end my towering child. Forty-five Dam's hydroelectric output. He and his bureaucratic because I see Big Brother president of the Los Angeles family," says John DIXOfl. e big cars an driving, because the state. THIGAs are operating in 14 TRIGA will be used by the buddies ha ve been tinkering hoping to tax th It a put out by the Ame wiitcimen. "fle last major t years, each exorbitant amount, saying such authorized smog device incountries and eight more are In Japan rican with my car for Atomic Energy The club has a membership of ,A-,-.s in 1971 in Ireland, We Spent Youth Hotels (AYH), an in. time making r shops al spec to re ady ha ve various stages of design and Research Institute for a major it worse. a program would help keep Approximately 550. three weeks and covered 500 tcrnation,al organization. Sooner or later, he will have biggest smog creators off he eroded some of my driving construction, new reactor safety re5earc1 When you Join, you get a me "Every May we hold the miles." funds. or, foot. road The largest team of nuclear program, testing the behavior 35 good for American and Great Wester, Rally geared to The Dixons shipped Uielr reactors in the world, the of nuclear power plant fuel. a some time, now, my old For awhile, I thought I would 81' Brother can li ck me the family. bikes to Ireland, They own nine European hotels. TRIGA family represents an jalopy has been straining, switch to a more expensive, In Romania, the Statç easil1y,because be is attacking in Last May, 700 persons (torn derailleurs, one tandem and vestment of more than $30 Commission for Nucleat wheezing and coughing, trying higher octane gasoline, Joe Verdes Hostel Club, pocketbook. throughout California met for a 'ne unicycle. million. a to clear its tiiroat of the smog However, I see that a m Energy bought a dual-" • bike tour in San Luis Obispo, "1 think bike touring is chapter of the American Youth devices under the hood. TRIGA':; neutrons bombard TRIGA In twtd,tpt P,IIr.êIUI 1 whonnina---v Lthi taxh h,.4.n ..• Ihr. "'a" au per cent OtUit. irie last atur1ay tim June becoming more Important," " samples of materIal-rock, a research for nuclear fu should get a newer, bigger suggested by Big Brother and too. clubs memip ami es. we had our Double tury nays Mary Ii living cell, a cancerous tumor, development. CenW, e as Ions IK"! By Mo F _m !_ Y- ~0 i i Carl pass on third and 17 was Intercepted on the opposition's 30 howevet to give them back the ball, ifernando then began a drive that used up much on the clock before they were finally stopped with just two minutes remaining, Murtaugh Returns yesterday because it started clanging away at 4 a.m. corn. ' ' I - .* r castor No one Li ever safe from the uncontaminated world ,,f -wheding spiritdorn after making Oncself both servant I,, &wstTh, • The Hernando 11 opened play, but after one first down they fwnbled the ball away to the Tribe on the 50 yard line. Seminole was unable to do anything on the first series. A $-ff .11 --- 11-1 • Heera,u ra ld .poris Spor ts Mother pass Interception, at the end of the quarter ended any hope for the locals to get on the scoreboard. Hernando High School furnished the opposition in the second quarter of play, with a tight, ball-control game. They monopolized the bail for nine of the 12 minutes of play. , was born-The Age of the Telephone. and nothing hall N.,-rj qu same since The device has become a dout)le.d ° '°' ( t it-both hksmng wi a bugaboo. ' -. - I rRichards iarus j but Leesburg fumbled the ball right back on the 50. After Clements ran 20 yards, the Jackets intercepted a Steve Ferrell pass, and began a long, sustained drive down the field. When they reached the five-yard line, the defense stiffened and forced a fumble near the goal-line, Mother Seminole drive, led by Clements and Sutton got to the Leesburg own 30 and ran out of gas. The punt to the Leesburg fitly, was run back all the way with a bruit display of team downfield blocking for the second Jacket score. When old Alexander Graham Btll first uttered thcs zmoUerds, "But operator, I (lid put in a dime," a new er; I aw Vr . , - •'• * - __ ., - - ' ovi - 1 , B The Tribe moved the ball for two first downs, featuring by a 17 yard run off tackle by Herb Sutton. However, a poor pass from center spoiled a punt play, when the drive stalled Jamboree In — tel - - __4 i '%,- I 1[. _4••' Spotfight tiL I - - %...gUnne ts 9 lift 0 -. -' - The offense, although moving the ball well at times, was unable to sustain any drives to a score, but the defense played a strong game, except for a pair of long gainers by the YellowJacket eleven. The 'Jackets surprised the Tribe on the very first play from scrimmage. Halfback Jeff Oliver burst up the middle for 65 yard and a touchdown. The extra point was blocked by the middle of the Seminole line. "' - . 9 \ 4 ,. WE - . : , V. _:. - IA Sports Jv' U The Seminole 111gb School football team got off to a disappointing start Friday evening at the Lcesburg Jam. boree, dropping a 12-0 decision to the Yellowjackets and tying Hernando, 0-0. ..••.•........•.••.•.•.•••..•....................................... •'-'.' j.'.".. '......•. .:.. I - I Sunday, September 9, 1973 Page - , . rt _ S * I mi _____________ - Po - i ,, luYs' heads still hours are everything they , haent stopped turning nor hopedfor,andthere'sa glrlsarehappyandhealthyrn "their eyes sparkling tao- Our boss," they agreed their Jobs They admit they Tilting back her )ello hat, with enthusiasm wouldn't want to make a career Zetta pushed blonde hair from out of it, but it's worth every The girls explained they 4 i t while POUNDING PEGS AND HANDLING SURVEY EQUIPMENT her damp forehead and glanced under .some pressure to prove "Most of all, All in a day's work for Tammy (1) and Zetta ,,1,said Zetta. "It atop the nearly-completed themselves. "A lot of the men can be done" Herald Photo by Jean Patteson) don't take us seriously," betiding said takes some time to get used to Zetta. "They don't think we're A wave and a whistle the sun and heat, and I've been ,_. capzble, and they have no the instantaneous response. etty exhausted some days. 9 1000% ,,Ida- . ~ -.0=n we're leazWng pr I then givined, pc1_1er_-, _... ".Mb'-qwo. a --a-% ."A A Aft. but we've done V' I r) Iler friend grinned, "We I I I I a I b r'$,4 ituresignation. ugged, ' 0 "But our boss is great. Ile's didn't think we could ever get so aniused "They can't get used t having women fun to work for, and he's patient dirty. Some days we get home around. and unders Th ta ey still get a kick out nding when be from work and we literally hurricanes blow. By FRANK MAC6MBER June to November. teaches us to use the tnstru stink! c 't" he i '171hey claim am day my Copley News Sienice .--12-i "They're always ragging us ments." It's good "clean" dirt and when man can predict Hurrictines are called goal to sweat o healthy hors, ho%%. admitted e one all. Nnw k,!I t n.d tame the hip. blustery t ypho ons in the Western and teasin us, bn"r!1'n'? . Tamuny ou*aaewhat snyly C•.... season is upon us again, storms with girls names, Pacific; cyclones in the Indian --________________________________________________________ scientists are ssyL'ig it's an £11 reaping benefits from torrential Ocean. They all pack about the - 'thzit blows rc CI ,!and ram.Iw1rlingwInds -, w-' same wallop YeZ1 nuutcur stent.u1 te %Thdwf wty u. now uevii 11 ,...' 14; This kind of talk won't go touch. In moSt years about 50 of I down easily with the millions 3I The uuy iegin in titse stoims occur who live In the hurricane belts, autumn as tropical storms. In world. The really big . . But scientists point oul they are the Northern Hemisphere. sornetimes reach diameters of ._. dkovering finally what makes hOWV?, (lit season fllflS from more tMIi l,(X)0 IflilCS. _-\ EAY __________ y: I , :'-'- L. - ' ~. . _: - t 16 it ,~,. I ~% 4 j- S __-, ' novelty to most men on the site. hours (6:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.) hood hadn". prepared them for It a l,eei six months since the sounded exactly right The) this aspect of the man's vorld ' " I ! i uI firiii I u qu ht lamum) Cidy and /etta Hubbard Construction, and of the sexes this far wasn't alto. Waisath were first seen an the were hired on the turn. gether desirable! By RAY WATERMAN Herald CorTespoljdent 0 -' - - - ,,, I 11 4 ' - ' i 4. .~ 1 Semi noles hutS Out a P C II C) , .. .. - Leesburg Tallies Twice Against Tribe L'Vath . - [ ____ i th . $ I Invasion By JEAN PATFESON Herald Stall Writer ' I Domain I '.. !ir l vto~~ , c ha in p Twenty Years later the final "slave nanie" to Muhanumd Muhammad All collides with series ended. but not before it All, had his title taken away for top ranked Ken Norton. The had left the sport in totalchaos. refusing to be dr afted into th e fight will k carried locally St same year, 19w, a brash army, (ought Joe Frasier in the Orlando, Municipal young man from Loubille on The Fight of the Century,' Auditorium on closed circuit the Ileavyweigh! charnplon.ship predicted the round his op. T.V. of the World by stopping l rntnt &'uhI (dl tin rhyme no The match is being called, Charles Sonny" Iiston In the less), gate nicknames such as 'The Battle of Broken Jaw, or The Ranbit" to Floyd PatAll's Revenge," by the terson, "The Big Ugly Bear" to thimbeatera hired to stir up LesIon, and "The Washer intirest in the encounter Woman"to(ieorgeChualo He Maybe it should be referred to mnz'de famous such lines as a, flit' End of an I ra (ti if (ltwt like a butterfly and sting Alt slud lose, that what it swims like a bee, the All shuffle," would be .irid I am the grestest Ile T.V. era started back in AKRON. Ohio (AIJ) - Pro During this Clay-All period 1944 when featherweights Willie goU' Big Four winners square boxing began to rebuild from as e ev on eft it the first of Madison Square this weekend with usual- in. Gardens regular telecasts.Jack Nicklaus in the favorite's Fight clubs once again are in Boxing at that time was alive role. action, nowehere near the and doing well nih over the Golden Hear, a four time numbers that once existed but UniLl Stiit winner of this event, Is making imiterest on the upswing In most towns wtckly cards his ninth appearance in the The point that boxing has were held at the neighborhood World Series of Golf while the prospered because or sp of In Ite arenas They were the bd1ng other three competitrs are of Mi is debatable The main grounds cf all the gr"at starting in this tournanit mit (or thing it has rnt' eti forward the first time. champions of the past. under his influence, Local fight clubs felt the The other players eligible are if MI is beaten on Monday effect of Increased television the winners of the American Monday night the re be sadness coverage. Broadcasts were and British oper.b, the Masters Chain- in the fist,ic world but it h" initially once and a while, Un and the I;A National always been, "the klii is dead, twice and shortly thereafter pionahip. long live the king." Belmont KEN !!QRTO4TURNS THUMBS ..'Down' hesaystoMi - - ___ �~ 111140 -. - --- .-.=--,.. --.-' 1. _. BA— The Santord Hera jd Sunday, Sept. 9, 1913 .-1 I I Emotional ~~ riT See-Saw By Game's End rILt ,3TO P : . ,- ii II i er weats Throuti ' h T. exas VY-in W i lb By Car! Vanzura 500 To %Par. Cale's victory was worth $21,i65 helping woat so far ha s been a lean year in the Junior Johnson camp. Cale has held the pole In many races this year led many races, but In the later stages that old monkey got him in the form of blown engines and wrecks. j Rangers scheduled a press conference for 3 p.m. EDT today at which time they were expected to name Billy Martin, fired last Sunday by Detroit, as their new manager. Elsewhere In the American League Friday night, Bston Waste( Detroit 11-3, Milwaukee shut out New York 5-0, BaIt!more downed Cleveland 73, ani Chicago trimmed Minnesota 5-2. California's game at Kansas ('itvwas postponed by rain. Orioles 7, Indians 3 Brooks Robinson drove In four runs with a pair of timely singles and Rich Coggins and Earl Williams added three hits apiece, Pacing Baltimore toa l victory over Cleveland. It was the 18th victory In the last 23 games for the Orioles. leaders of the Al. East, White Sox 5, Twins 2 The red-hot Chicago White Sox captured their eighth straight game, defeating Minnesota 5-2 as Wilbur Wood Del Wilber knew when he stepped In as interim manager of the Texas f'.angers that piloting baseball's losingcst team would be no easy job .... even for just one night. But he couldn't have been prepared fx the emotional see-saw the Hangers gave him for an opening game. Wi!br, appointed to replace Whitey Jlcr2og, at least teipirarly, shortly before Friday nlgh"s game against Oakland, saw the Hungers do it all against the American Leagues West Division leaders. First Texas surrendered six runs in one inning to fall far behind. Then the Rangers scored six in another inning to take the lead. Then they couldn't get the last out and barely hung on f or a 104 victory. Things may get easier fast for the interim manager. The iile Yarborough finally got the monkey off his back, as he remarked In tIe victory lane at Darlington, S.C. just after winter winning the Southern 500 In his first major race of the Pearson Wins His First 5 fly II,%I. HOCK Associated Press Sports Writer Yurborough Milhon David Pearson became the second NASCAR clock car driver to win one Million Dollars In prize money as he won $lO.GOSfn his flfth2nd place (inIshiitDarlington. Pearson who has won just about everything he has entered this year, was edged out in a pit stop. Junior Johnson's crew beat the Wood's Brother's by 3 seconds, just about the margin of lead Yarborough had when the caution flag came out for the last four laps of the race. Ii 4j ,1i.1I4 --1-e -. ol . . 1yrv1r1 f Y YF I I I'*.4I I I ______I Richie, son of NASCAR great Marvin Panch, still a teenager In high school at Daytona has run many times at Bar-. berviflr and hrt rccnUy returned frn i !cur ef the nor thern tracks, Match - . I . Bowling Scene . I 0M,4, #E _~%,T #;~:_' '.. . .4 j ; - .-'=-"-' ., !oie Lavagetto - I after Spoiling no-hitter in '47 series In 111, IJI4.iI.4_I I % Effort ____ ______________ Races I n _____ , - . ej .__- % ____________ ._ - - __________ . - __ - - - -- y ,,-- r 4 '-." I - [;try--:t — - 'r - - . '. . •'. . - llk Ff .: .- _- Brian Redman finIshed Un-st in the Formula 500 Quunpionship race at Mt. Pocono, Pa., but a third place finish gave Jody Scheckter the series title. &hedt&i- , the 2.yr.ojj w-zrmg sensation from South Africa, won the title with four first place, two second and one fiurth plaux finsih in addition to the seri..s clincher. . . - . : - .. . With 'Ex ira , • - - -: . ' ' fa run through by to National League :I ;oB Clnclnnatj, left, and Bob Sands of San Francisco. ; eip iOidrutti Loves that Dirt pb Mario AndreW captured the U.S. Auto Club 100 mile dirt track championship race at the illinois state Fairgrounds on Latxw Day. Andretti led from the start through the Slut Ian At 6 'U Unser took the lead whch he- held until a gear box gave way an the last lap. a track ron, Otua, this year. it wasn't until 14-year-old James Gro- . - nen had been rewarded with a trophy and a fl,500 scholar. b3ti that a routine inspection of the top nine racers in the field of 133 participants revealed a battery powered electramagtiet triggered into action by young Gronen. After that. it was, as they say in soapbox derbies, downhill all the way. m Akron Chamber of Commerce Is redfaced. They Underwrote the annual event this year when a nationwide e.rch failed to attract a new sponsor to replace Chevrolet. which withdrew its support only last year. A spokesman for the National Soapbox Derby offered lamely. This will do make people aware that you can't get 2waY wlih cheating." Investigators have already suggested, however, that certain suspicions are cast on last year's winner, Robert Lange. He Is Gronen's cousin, and both boys live with Lange's parents in Boulder, Cola. Neither of the boys nor Gronen 's dc, Robert Lange Sr., were available for comment beyondun• a six-page letter the uncle wrote to Derby officials. . The final race in the World QlampiontiIp Series for tht Southeast Divisionwill be run Sept. 15 asia 16 at Galnesvjjje lkagway, TOP Fuel and Funny Car will have an eight car fIeld,wttiJepoStork wjllhaytaI6car,* The track is predcflng a 5 second run at 250 MPH. Central Florida resident Tommy ShinhoLer Is currently in 3rd pIaceincompe tiOn fljnst, and a win could tni him - Pr Char s o t — en tra 5.enira,. t. l: 1WU.# C - _; . BY P1urray Oicern'an i. PROSPECTUS .a a Change d coaches nstea d 0' people on field. Lions stuck in a sefoao place syndrome for iour years. Tough to figure them hecause their defense looks Spotty. Don McCf1erty, coming in as head Man. has to reassess the Pelsonnel arid get hrame of mind. it Shapes up as a tough as!gnrnent — / . - . - -S-- -- C) — PASSING - :eg tandry ) pushing G0041 4-(chIing, BYJOIINCIIEI4WA the mind of the Head Hound. "They performed like I ex. Pected but they need quite abit After upsetting Winter Park of work before the game with 7-6 andoutlastlngoakRjdgj. Colonial," Copeland said n the Metro Conference commenting on the defense. Jamboree Wednesday night, A few people missed their Lyman head Coach Dick asslgnmenta but fortunately It -land termed his team's didn't hurt us," he urntinued performance as good." Between now and the openin Hiding on the arm of quar contest on Sept 14, agaInst th tcrback Bob Co!t.antlne, Lyman ('irenadlers, the I yman bos'. pulled off two Impressive plans to work extensively with "quarter victories." Despite the defense Included in these hitting eight of ten in the improvernt.nls will be some T' 1 ctIon c t' th.' t pl1 fccL st4ntjfle I "much better than that.", placement ve to be "Our performances good found reor haUback butenwdea)otnfmkthkes" Oscar Vinson who sustained a Copeland said. bTLSt Injur Surprising the fans but not According to Copeland both the coaches was running star the oifensive and nsive Art Oliver, He was the lines looked sluggish and slow. workhorse in the hound back- lie feels this IS due to a lack cf held and accounted for 12 of the physical conditioning Another l.'min p-it, sccr zrza ukl w uus is that each contest. Lyman Is forced to use Glen 11111 Oliver is a transfer student and Mike White 'both ways." firom rival Winter Parh where In the- specialty department he pbyed under present San- Lyman used Danny Devhw ford Somilnole head mentor . •...VVA no U1 Claude Woodruff. place kicker. Copeland exCope1andcre(W-jf as pIatnedthat this was because of being responsible for Oliver's a sore ankle Incurred by Oliver. fine command of running Conunenting on other Metro fundamentals which he hopes teams Copeland felt It was will key the lyman Iurn,,n,l IU LUI 'nssnncrs me attack, offensive squads were more Another standout In the advanced than the defense, 1-Ic Greyhound offense Is split end believes this Is normal at this Tom Gooch. He was on the point in the campaign because receiving end of five Costantine most coaches will always wor aerials. Copeland feeLsG(,ochis with the offen.se first. the best receiver around this area and expects him to repeat The only other new twist in his performance as leading Metro fees was the wishbone receiver in the Metro Con- offense used by Boone. ference. Copeland (ccli they will have no The big question mak on the problem aiijuaUng to this type Lyman team was the defense of offense. Lyman will play and after Wednesday's tilt they Boone the fifth game of still remain a question mark in season on Oct. 12. One more I)orfger out and Bi'ven; will record it no-hitter, -WIIIM (u-air hr's never been liceurnptjst,e'd in the history of World The scandal has spread to Boulder, Cob., where officials of the local soapbox derby have decided to wait untii'Jimes Gronen resurfaces to question him about his winning performance there. lie won $100 first prize, and $1,500 was spent on his trip t Akron for the national race. The polls reveal that the American public expects hanky. panky from politicians, and no one trusts newspaper reporters, no matter how hard they try. But for the pbox rby, the epitome of childhood purity to be rigge Is a sign that moral decay is deep-seated in our success-oriented society. Robert Lange Sr, charged in his letter to Derby officials tha t "Anyone participating in derby rates with eyes and ears open would soon learn, as I did, at in order to get cat's to Akron for the All-American Derby and to seek to win the AlI'Amerlcan Derby, the derby rules have been consistently and notoriously violated by some participants without cmsure or disqualification." Next thing you know, Dallas Cowboys coach Tom Landry will be forced to resign his post as president of the Fellowship or Christian Athletes because he eloped with Roger Staubach's wife, And the Girl Scout who rings your door 'elI with her cookie bo*cs will wink knowingly and hand you a carton of Alice B. Toklas spiked brownies. )t'res play. - .11 1 Gicafriddo Li at after steuling that bow as a ;pul')l-runner for ('un Furillo, who has walked, Eddie Mikil, j it first running for Pet.' Ht'iser, who rv'ivr'ej an intentional pa'... (turn fleven',, So. there art' two on, two out niul stepping to the' I'lat tn iuto.hh_thjt for F.thlie SLinky is it utility third hawnn, Cookie r:r' - X .1 1' '" ,,lst'li..., VlI'JU.3 £' "-1 -- ______ - ' - it was a romantic August night in 1969, outside the n'utorious f,ifl(leIl A C in Detroit, and Dave Boswell, then a 'twins' pitcher. punched teammate Bob Allison, who was 6-4 —and weighed flO To the rescue came Alfred Manuel Martin, "fi 170-pound light heavyweight, and hammered Boswell Into a ,.liiitil The pitcher was already in hot witer for not runping pre-game sprints. Billy, always a quick one with his lists, .ias more or test retired He's 45 now. ____ '"- - -p , h — I can't see how the Yankees' part-time first baseman Ron Blomberg can win the baiting title because he won't have enough plate appearances. Am I right? Joseph Landint,, Branford, Conn, A You're right; Ron's left- Tha t means he faces only righth and pitchers and will be lucky to get to the plate 400 times this year. A minimum of 502 is required to quality for the batting champ'onship. Q — lien's one to alienate some of your AFL or NFL render;. how ouId you rate the 1964-65 AFI. champ Buffalo Hills with the eh,irnplon Brosns and Packers of th at time? - Dave On-. Pittsburgh, Pa. A It'll bristle the new coiffures of old NFL protagonists like Tex Maule, who called the AFL a "Mickey Mouse" but I think the Huh of that era could have played with anybody because they had strong offensi ve and defen'g'It'. lines with such bona 'fide all-pros as guard Hilly Shaw . ;inI defensive tackle Tutu Sestak. The first year they also "had Cookie Gilctirist, as good a fullback as you'd want. I -th;nk they were better than the Browns, a shade behind the Packers Q -- Here's one that should grab you. What football player competed in tsso College All-Star games. two Rose Bowls, an L 'ii I. championship game, an Al' I title game and I. Super 'f Bowl? And, get this, he's still an active player, Bobby 1Anderson, Oakland. Calif. - - -.. —— (.4'lN NE SKY!, ..ITt' A BIRD.... I1t t"tAJ — IT VI t'JdlEVL..!" Sch roeder Un 'JMBUS Ga ,,,i I f Call or Drop By , , - , set rvtd 'c-e-e alerI. i. r ii l5p- . '. - ' .o - pl " — '—'I"- - ,i ".mer tennis great T'd .1daytOgontf)njwtt, his ,pent.; e4ld umrgir, i.cr &I*h Ms-fr..' ".-,j Player ,'r4 today's third -e.,.,-fi U& ; fl - . -, -55 •'j, .- for ID ,if 4' Wt'4' • }lrf Ronut,r ,,'1 LfILj..j ai .a t' -flL-kft"( VJts tt I °Y""" Ftr nt M,,n ,-I-- P , as -. de urr rj - hJfPfl e. .. - 141 '_ i - .'r-';'-- oi bo(fler Return oe- r'n-j CdptaMi O.,,t5f ;t*ms fe:re - PRElCT1rmaf deft"-.. u:' could atop thent nr - rl74t; r'e.krfi! . ,n f5-i.1 sI1 -oo ,-If - et noh,t-s add — up to 1staluJiuy fourth ii dh'islen. - - __ (' leg'c heat at the par-70, Club course, matched U - - - -- ara't'- - t137w 1t70Soother,i wImwr Mauiorfultd thl Rcitrlguez I4 B1c, had a 74 for 141 and Hi Noonors Women The high roller in this league ladgett as she tallied 200-533 was Helen with Margaret Price at 168-479, Alice Densmore 166-468, Bessie Randall 155436, Arlene Gollobit,z 167440, Mary McLaughlin 150-432. High games rolled included Rennie Jordan 155, Pauline Busher 158 and Rosalie Burkart 155, & Chain Mixed -. Chris Huff was in fine form in this league with 202-572 as Jim Sexton hit 227-552, Gus Sexton 17-449, Thelma Hickson 172-446, Peggy Moon 17b-431, Bryant Ilickson 188-525, Chuck Kelley 180-477, Buddy Stumpf 184-448, Gene Packovic 244-550, Pete Glaze 180-488, Bill Morris 190-512, Jim Nader 185-520 and Larry Fusaro 164-477. - ___________ Dennis Dollinger sparked play in the league wi th 213-540 as Jim Kesee it 190-534, Allan Lenentine 176471, - Mike Walraven 212-532 Ron (Growler) Grovett 223-531, John La Rosa 171-464 and Jerry Moore 181-502. -- -- £1 Ore. A - They don't keep records on minutiae (like that word) such as that, hut Luke Appling. who played shortstop 20 :FK , s'"ar for hi.' ( 'hi"agru White Sox with a lifetime HA of 310, ,, ki ii It''lgetJ expert at fouling oU pitches until lie got the right one. The foul count on one time at bat reached l~.7 t .1 - !'- - - ,. 11 - ,)J( AL -a JOHN DICKEY INC. SOAP BOX CHEATING ,Is nothing ssicred? El Sanford 322.51 IF ILZI Got a tough qvt*tuoa oboet and the ..ophit viio ploy them? All you got to óo is cdi Murray Oid.unes. Wmt him at (ocae and eddrrsi of thut ectiupopen). Iii, most rntrHtilsg will be answered in thit column Oiderman egret that hi tOnsil writit 'personal •n'wer to all questioi sports questions f — 'ii, .$ *h2I 11.VWH — __ -.. T ; -' 'a'- as -- 'ir, 1A40 - W =_ -, n.1r WAYNE PERKINS — . - Also with nice bass . Save OurHunting Group Schedules DeLand Fete Delbert Euga, president of the SCGAA, stressed that this program Is for all of Central Florida, not Just Volusla Liz Blackburn starred in the league with 182491, Alice Hendricks had 168-452, Ginns' Gaudreau 152 game, Sue Ceynowa 151422, Edith Zeuli 172446, Claudia Jasa 165-449, Evelyn Serraes 159-425, Eve Itogero 195.478 and Ruthe Zavrotney 186-434. ,g9r 'IZfL Tt4SJ1J County. Some of the events which are scheduled include a bar-b-q and fish fry on the grounds, turkey shoot, archery exhibition, and casting exhibition. The Florida Game and Fresh Wat(r Fish Commission will have an Interesting display set up as will Dick Dove's Taxidermy Shop In Sanford. Nationally kr.own speakers on wildlife s ects will give ubj talks during the day and live animal, will be featured In some of exhibit,. Other exhibitors will Include Shooting Stars Women This league showed Kathy Cooper as high roller with a fine 193-510 series, Bonnie Liak was a close second with a 193-507 as other keglerettes in goxi form included Dottie Hogan l5t - 4-1 June Gassman 157-41 1, Elyse Isom 167-434, Betty Ball 144-419, Sylvia hlittell 165-424, Rose Burkart 158433, Bernice Chada 153417 and Nancy Rivers LAS VEGAS lea Wng October 28 Attend the S150.000 Sahara Golf Tournament 5 DAYS - - TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) clals say they're afraid the high "There has always been some Jordan said. Florida Game and Fresh cost of meat may trigger more increase of illegal hunting To combat the expected In. Water Fish Commission offi- poaching in the state this fall. during the early fall months crease in illegal hunters, the and we expect this type of accommission has added 17 wildlion to accelerate this year due life officers and six wildlife into a combination of food prices spector-s to the payroll. and a beef shortage," said Jordan said other coinBrantley Goodson, commission mission employes will be taken law enforcement chief, oft their regular Jobs and added The most popular target of the enforcement section to Seminole County Gun and the Sports Shop, the Bass the poachers is deer, said Maj. aid in catching poachers, Archery Association will Masters Club of Deliona, the Jim Jordan, Goodson's assistGoodson said the illegal hunt. represent the National Rifle Dc Ito n a S 0 r t sm ens ant. The deer season opens Nov. ing market also Includes rabbit, Associationat National Hunting Association. i. quail, raccoon and ducks. and Fishing Day in DeLand on The all day affair, wbtch is "It's the best source of beef Jordan said the commission Saturday, Sept. 22. being sponsored by the Save substitute in the state," said had noted a recent Increase in Thlsannu.alaffais- wiflbeheld Our Hunting Assocfation,Lsfrne Jordan. poaching, "but so far we at the new Voluri,a County to all, the only charge being for Adult deer in Florida weigh haven't been able to tell If it's fairgrounds on East SR44 at the the bar.b-q and fish fry. between 100 and 150 pounds, been a serious increase." Intersection of 14. Knights Of Columbus Women 4 '243.50 Doltona Travel Agency 64$-449 527 Dellona Blvd. Hunting and Fishing Infor,tcitjon! COME IN AND TALK TO US ABOUT WHERE TO GO, ETC, WX91 N -O N1 YOUR E STOP STORE ENJOY A CUP OF COFFEE OR A SODA IN THE FRIENDLIEST STORE IN FLORIDA. GUNS, AMMUNITION, RELOADING, FRESH OR SALT WATER FISHING EQUIPMENT SEE JIM OR JOE, WE BUY, SELL, TRADE OR LAYAWAY WE DO REPAIR WORK, - -.- ____ -- -- lr_ c-'s NIGHTS INCLUDING: Al P FARE, IRANSFERS, HOTEL AND MUCH MORE FOR ONLY I -. — Sue Taylor took scoring as Chuck Webster hit 171-411,honors with 175-487 Julia Schultz 150406, Clara Boyd 162-421, Bonnie Kooy 148-422, Helen Killberg 155-401 and Jo Lytte 180-164. I : Poaching Activity Rising Creative Boutique Park Set-vice, "Everglades Wildlife," calls the alligator Iht' "keeper of the Everglades," Water-filled holes dug by alliKa. ton enat-le many forms of life to auro ~ ve the thought seasons and repopulate the EvergIadt, - Deer Most Likely Target As usual there were plenty of fine efforts in this league with Eddie Adams showing the way with 215-583, Jim Carver 205-551, Jerry Temple 194-532, Willie Lewis 200-555, Chuck Baker 188526, Don German 209-581, Ed Mallon 207-540, John Garza 194-521, Ron Altman 207.529, Ray Ceynowa 196-524, Chris Elsea 206,523, Bill Boatner233-557, Ray Hatchett 226-533, Gene (Big Daddy) Miller 189-528, Jesse Cook 200-572, Andy Patrick 214-567, Phil Santoro 210-517, Bob Powell 193-542, Don Lahrnan 194-535, Dick Zuckerman 205-545 and Al Bowling 210-566. \Vashington......A new naturalhistory book by the Nntionnl McROBERTS TIRES a,-, TOM GORDIE size bass City . 4; ..,Fools nice 175-415, ,.1 L SI ZES AVAILABLE - ' - Hal Cunco grabbed high honors in the league with a 213-542 followed by Mike Edwards at 170432, Joy Pardue 163-444, Barbara McMurray 154450, Harvey Francisco 160-453 and Jerry Vevier 163-449. .1S''5-' - -, 2~i AMF Robalo Mixed Alligator Holes Keep Glades Alive — - \___ —. - ' ___________________________________________ Sanford Industrial Gatoi-a Help Others 405W First .hfl4 — For 40,00 Miks - Graham shot a #if' Mary Johnson was the star in the league with 152-443 as Polly Hall turned in a 172-402 and Kitty Lawrence 170413. GUARANTEED , JIY7 twlr Wawr was at 1? as was tour 1.err, 'bletfet4 "-" dnng with Schroeder, Jones it., Iis r'i: ".\t'-kk et 4rt-'l tr'-' first rowid 1id 1th 67s. ML"I'1 — i We " "4 -' (, ' '-- - i4und '.4 -,s. 11w revoiuntionary tire designed for long distance and freeway dtiving 4r us !d - - ''. tJe t th at kime has rtas frtn t ho t' Mate Play tham tp -4 ."J 5ft'i - in tj4#,1, O".r 41 4 , r- 1iri 'es' sLZtT ! fPt secOrtj* . . —'- -- New i.;- - 1,T- I RES . a -. — The STEEL RADIAL BRIDGESTONE ._ on1 ji•$ - ,.i..ter " -.. -., -".4 - Ot'i en' $ -. — tPts — - 1.. Give us a tough one. Hubby. The guy Is your favorite '( A '.in(l mine, oh Mr. handlebar, lien Davidson of the Onkland Raiders here's the rundown on 33-year-old Ben, who's cornIf ing hack amazingly from Achilles tendon surgery: two Rose !l%Ic with the U. of Washington. one all-star game as a col,- .ru ntber as .i Green Il;I)' Packer, NFL title game with the Packers ln'61, AF'I, title games with Oakland 196748-69, -. . Suwr Howl with Raiders in '68 And he also played in three 'U' I. '\ltStar JtIhcS you ihidot ifli'nthun. What major league player hit the most fouls before Q a1 he completed his time at bat' Dossen Burgess, Roseburg, '. -- ' , - About Pettycoats Women - John Dickey — ' DEFENSE _ tAP) ds Southern Smith 174-448, Ray Setala 165439, Mavis I)agelman 181-451 and Jesse Miller 158-438. - .' "That StIri 'r. j p of birttir - a SifMt-u tniing c.n cctr 0Tf: bias" oh' P.1111UIIa1 eight of th it. aecond rownd • -.. i,..lead in the $lCtl tcurru'rtnt The Cøntr to ccer,I, U"cir drafting on bg defend#" year's hope is Ernest Prrc To play, he U have tO ou' irfln1ea1tat, P'eecoscrs, Herb Orvil and Bob !1 two u a' the tccklM kingpua' t.p front tome Still re e Judd Lightsey took the scoring honors in this group with a 175-489 followed closely by Wayne Lennox at 174-487, M. harris 179-431, Wally — l And Ask çu*r .,. For some reason our favorite sports broadcaster. Q omrny Hawkins, left KNBC (Los Angeles). Please tell as why and what his plans are now, He was always such a ginlleman and courteous on interviews, Mr. & Mrs. Lester ('or, Laguna Hilis, Calif. A- hawkins, a former Notre Dame All- American basketball player and pro performer, left for a simple reason. They lain t renew his contract, mostly because he had trouble %rItlng his own material 1k has recently auditioned as a iadin ta lk show host Tommy isa gentleman So where does that leave howard? -- - -- On the surface. Stan Smith and llie Nastase, the two best tennis players in the world, kid each other friendly like But privately Stan's ticked off about the Romanian's 'petulant on-court behavior and thinks he should be slapped down officially. Who, Billy Martin, the present Detroit skipper, manQ HTgNI 'thC Minnesota Twin;, he was suppos ed to have bit one 'r his pitchers. Would you elaborate on this? Jean Maata, - - I'ittsburgh, Pa. r X)Kf Good Shepherd Lutheran Church - — WaIai It n-& ' up ,, rgh The tipoff.' — Meanwhile out in Elk Grove. Calif., second pla ce winner Bet\ar • borou. Ii II notified 1 hiselevation to the stand Ifis mother said. "We felt aw ly bad about this. My little boy played with the Gronen boy at the YMCA essnp they have for the Participants in Akron. Bret said he RUNNING The same old th'eeiome of St.v0 Owen,, Aite Taylor and Mel nrr figures It, get most of ihn Pf*y t'me. Fair has into an altOrnate rote attt ca'er of ,n,ur Osn a h*rd.r' osea typo P;OVCIJ human iut yea'. Jnuron Leon C'osawMo may wIru IrrL ton. So kids like Dick hei0. Fair LINE Plans for 73 pmm up when tackle Jun Y*rbO,J9h $'red knee Pirt wt'' will S de' un *ui. euu'ar Sscn Essen a' 1/uç .t s a suti,!orviiurd savelai all . .Ji as center Ed IIP Flanagan big I,c le flockne Frw'te; end pft.% Chuci Wuq' Good 'n ~Nll — .. ." is one of so ttee sou to dUt even i'iao Prays designed broht.fl. Vet Bill P more ':),nn*n - ç From Akron Miss Hickman poad'red the bi gert question *111's ha rd to decide what motivated this kin of conduct, she said. To try to win this much and her voice trailed oft. "Our office may contact the boy to send back the troohy. He took it with him, but the inscription plate is still blank. There's no problem about the $7,500 scholarship. It's held in a Detroit bank in trust for the winner, anyway.' Jim Bull 11 __ Richard Williams won scoring honors in the league with a fine 214-600 sel'ies, Other high rollers were John Futroll 183-535, Bud Van Meter 182-521, John Bryant 190-535, Hay I!atchett 201530, Milt F'ricker 191-530, Jeff Johnson 195'543, Johnson 192-552, Ed Jackson 192-526 .' ___ rt q Late Toyota Mixed 18 ASK Nurraffidermim -. MI ANENA ,_ __-.- .. _. 10 .., - '-4 ----. AU YOIJ GOT TO DO : _V- The nation Is still registering shock. "It's like learning that the Ivory Snow girl made blue movies," said Summit like ec1n apple light he wvje spots Ste peopk&d by a host of SPeled ESr$ McCuftoci1 non Jiie. Larry ter. like WaHn CIIii Catch fOOtblfrs with — but ru your feet. Maybe the detailed coactinç of Raymond Be" *ift create Iom hands Goot LINE I avag.'lto siuurid', at the plate as Iievi'n,s fir his first pitch hi him for it strike. It"em" gets his pignal and goes into his stretch. He ch.'vk, th' runne rs and makes his delivery to the plate, - I.avngu'tto swinga and drills the ball up against the rein' I, i rrier in righiflehi, (iunfriddc, ,.t-,,re', and tiu'r' ('(,rhIf'u :-- 1 1' ri; toc. '11,, LhJA,'u,, , ii ihi', vi,,,,,, rl :,,,,. ul CoAk oi i.avulge-tttj',t but, Ployrl Ilu'vcns has missed 'l.i'-riaill immortality and k-st at'urtbrt'aku, .'l-2 dcisior, on -4 'np'hjttcut. ., - OFFENSE Oil 01 Ih Pet ownhilI D it In The discovery of the electromagnet In Gronen's racer was accidental, As In the case every year, the top nine cars are impounded and inspected. 'The whole electromagnet system was completely concealed in the fiberglass body." Mar Hickman Derby secretary, explained. "There was a pus lever on the hed rest in a groove that the helmet fit pet. (ccliv, Someone stumbled acrv%s the lever anl dug It out with 'a knife and there were the wires leading to the battery. The battery was concealed behind the driver's seat. The magnet in the nose of the car was activated by the contact of the helmet with the lever. Thus, when the metal flap restraining the car for its downhill Ide was dropped to the start of the race, Gronen activated the magi.et signal and the racer was, in effect, pulled out of the starting gate ahead of the competition. Detroit Lions Goes was a real nice boy. And we were tickled 'j death with seeond place. We couldn't believe it when they told us about the cheating and said Bret was now the winner. Oh, he was calrp about it; They called him the ice man back in Akron; he took his stride." No one said, "Gentlemen, start your engines." as the 36th twining of the National Soapbox Derby got underway in Ak- Unser qualified on the mile track with a 33.54 tIme which GainesV by By Joan Ryan — 1 W De 'G o od ' ' - -'-' _-~z .' Jfr L&M Title %II Brooklyn, 19-17 - Herald Correspondent L with live minnows Is accounting bank. Jigging a few times for sortie, usually resulted In a warmouth Jim Blythe at the Plaza and he was in business. . I . Sports Shop couldn't get away He wild then put on a bream @ , . this week to do any fishing 1 but hook an4 sinker, cut the "maw" __ his father, Jim Sr. and son, or stomack out of the first fish rre II Larry, did all right with the to use as bait, and proceed to already taken to the woods, we landed within sight of her home specks. Using live minnows in load his stirnger. ;- would like to quote some of the on the bluff. the river near the power plant, The maw is a white, sac, regulations governing archery Further downs? ream at this twosome landed 16 nice rubbery in appearance and just hunting as set down by the Osteei Bridge Fishing Camp, as tough. It would stay on the Game and Fish Commission, speckled perch are the main Once again the Wekiva River hook indifinitely aid v'&'mouth "The possession or use of item of Interest. Several limit Is open to boat traffic. me team would continue to hit it until It : firearms while hunting with strings have been landed from of "hyacinth busters" from ti-e was completely worn out. bow and 11ITOW during archery around the bridge pilings this Game and Fish Commission George Cheney at Wekiva season is prohibIted. The taklrg week. was hard at work again wel- River Haven Camp likewise of deer from airboats is A bass f almost eight pounds nesday running from the St. reported heavy fishing traffic prohibited, fell to Tom Gordie In this area Johns upstream In the Wekiva over the holiday with many "the use of any unleashed on Tuesday, the plastic worm and knocking loose small jams good strings of cats and bream hunting dog by any person doing the job. Tom finds two or which were beginnin' to form being landed. One party even huating with bow and arrow three each turned up with five small bass day whether they again. during the archery season Is are striking well or not. Last week the same two Indicating that perhaps, they prohibited. Some schooling activity Is young men, Dayton Hudson arid re beginning to get hungry "Persons holding a valid still going on but the bass have Jim Williams, more. fought the Uu-ee archery license may hunt on been very particular as to what major blockades for three days I! S I g n a I C (I W lb lit c they waflt to hit in the way of and (ollwed up tii aeec to SALT w1 EU numagelnent areas and on open plugs. keep the river open. lands during the established Wayae C. Perkins of Apopka, Reports from the coast exAs a result, fishermen and archery season," was another one of the lucky boater, once more enjoyed the tremely scarce this week. The That's the way It reads, folks anglers, landing a seven river over the labor Da y rough water offshore and daily — GOOD HUNTING! pounder out of this camp early holiday, thunderstorms Just about in the week. A few bass were brought into eliminated ocean trips. Wayne Jerry Smith of the Seminole Camp Seminole according to Brady of the "Fishing Hole" Sporting Goods Store teamed Ottis Faulk,, but the beet cat- Bait and Tackle Shop In FRESH WATER NOTES up with Dick Mower, well clues were on r'cii,reast bream Daytona had word of excellent known bass fIsherman, for a landed right oil the bank. fishing In the river there. high water in the St. Johns change of pace and, using fly In talking with Faulk, River has caused the bream to rods and a sinking fly, they put question of warmouth perch Channel bass are showing up scatter and catches have suf- 31 breamon the stringer, was brought up. This scrappy in the inlet and snook are on a fered as a result. From Marina One of the best bass catches little planfish, resembling a feedingspreeln the river and in Isle comes word of a few bream heard of recently was made by bass in Spruce Creek. looks, and ferocity was Finger mullet are accounting still hitting and speckled perch Larry Smith and Paul Graham, formerly one of the most re takinr live minnows in the sought for most of the catches with a 1 4=p hales near the camp, Wading ned fi"tin' the !3y'" 'efter fish in the rive", few hitting on plugs. pn.j off Wu,*iu, this kiwi For scii,i-a1 yvsra now, lhey However, the fish stringers mu-c t.hcir string of 11 with an eight bavc bcc;i virtually unheard of. Surf 1isxiiun can begin to not being overliaded. pounder. Faulk's theory is that they are oil up their tackle and get the Sc1IOOI bass have started up The "Fishin' Hole" Tackle still plentiful but are up In the long rods in shape. As Sep. again in the Lemon Bluff Shop on 13 street and French side creeks and sloughs which tember draws toa close and the section of the river, Pat Brooks Avenue is planning another are completely cut off to Autumnal Northeasters start to at the fishing camp here noted 8 fishing tournament this week, fishermen by the clogging li, .eluefish will follow few fair catches over the Past Fred Sweet, manager, said he hyacin s, th schooisof mullet down coast weekend along with a few hasn't worked out all the details Not too many years ago, the and suricasters will come Into bream, as yet but will furr warmciuth perch sometimes their own once more, ..- --a—'•z scs Iu win complete ruinanu Wuct ma otherwise fruitless 73 years of age, tries tier luck regulations as soon as possible fishing trip Into a "good day," Mixed with the blues will be almost daily and always Fred also mentioned that Falling to catch bass the angler some whopper redflsh (channel manages to come In with good trolling is taking a few specks In would put on a small jig and bass), the tackle busting kind stringers of catfish, usually Lake Monroe and drift fishing drop it in the pocket near the LET'S GO FISHING! - ~ 'l'ht' Brooklyn Dodgers iii.' bottling thu' New York Yankees the fourth gnn,e of the 1947 'orluJ Series, Yanku are well on the wily to (heir eleventh world -smnjiiunshiij,. 'l'hey lead the L.)odgera two game-s to one in series zitid they lire ahead by a score of 2.1 Elrfw)kIvn in Imiling in flu' bottom of the ninthin this gamr'. inning, Thu. ., spit i fill , r.';, fh' Il'ut tl,i I';irnu' ii th it Ynr1t. ' iiteh. H, .,41 U.s.a • kiwi ,.t uIla-uh a liii nf(u'r 82/3 ilirnogs of " --.-i--.-' - A number of challenge races are being scheduled at NASCAH sportsman tracks around the country to determine imitation entries for the rich World Service Life 300 race at Charlotte Motor Speedway on October 6. With over $47,000 at stake at the mile and one-half Charlotte track, Interest is running high among the regular competitors fo sportsman tracks nation wide. The races are uj,ri. t' 'dl I' II %'1TTI*C UI !1fly !"!P_! i 1. ri !i'r the' event and th e Perrnatex Jot) at Uavtona in i"cbruary of 1974. . •'-" . ___ _.- 7b1 High Water On St,, Johns Scatters Fish X _ .... - Hunting Season Open — calls Game i Sunday, Sept. 9, )fl3-9A By the time this hits the press opening day have already archery hunting season will be headed for their favorite spots well under way. to try their skill on (leer either Many local bow and arrow sex), turkey, quail, squirrel, enthusiastis who have been rabbit, and wild hog, looking forward to the Sept. 8 For those who have not Guys Shine Randy Tlssot and Richie Panch, two local racers, made good showings at Darlington as Bandy placed 15th and ilichie was 3rd. ttandy was a star at the old Orlando Raceway, was a hih pnt man at New Sm rn: and nv mac the Miim Archers ll D.1% 1, i' hti'at' ;.iiul 'I'till Mtiti.,', -- Little THE SPORTS TIME MACHINE picked up his 23rd victory of the season. Carlos May drove in three of the Sox' runs with it single and a home run. Brewer; 5, Yankees 0 Jim Slaton scattered six New York hits, pitching Milwaukee to a 5-0 victory over (tire Yankees. George Scott tripled home two runs for the Brewers In the first Inning and then scored on Don Money's sacrifice fly, giving Slaton all the runs he needed, Red Sax 11, Tigers '3 Orlando Cepeda capped two Boston rallies with a pair of Hill-singles as the Red Sox ripped Detroit 11-3. Cepedu had three hits and three runs batted In while Beggle Smith added three hits and Carl Yastriemaki drove In three runs for the Red So;, who remained four games behind Baltimore, --'i. The Sanford Herald All,112D T on ' The Sports Shop SANFORD PLAZA .OPEN TIL6 P.M., EXCEPT FRIDAY IlL? P.M. 4 �'i7_''_! , . t __ -----' --------- "-- .. .. .----'•-ry- --•-"---"'-'------.-".-- -.---.---..-.--.- --------'----'----'--.•:- -- - 10A—The Sanford Herald - -1 r : II AR...I I__ I - - The Ro -1. s A .L4, I IVItt II UI a A icairaz ruins VUdUDRU By Murray Olderman - . L OdUI1LS UUIdLIUfl . --- -. - - - -- -. - - - -: 1. .- - -.,--.---- - ------- -'- — I4PIIh1t.L_ -- .1 , 4 k 1. I_ L - _. rU1- It1T Ivul beuti. - fltJt , 'fir p 1 Drop Due To Ba er - - -.11. - - __ Thellok,wheremenlnwlj. ijriith r . Cngageswø6 -- . Cr - room tht looks ke the gas chambers of Ruchenwald, a r guide says Two guys were . TALLAHASSEE, Fla (AP) The 1972 legislature adopted mued here." Voluntary conunitznents re- refused on grounds the patlen — The number of patients in the act sponsored by Rep. Max- ta the ChiI rights. had no place go. Alcatraz was small. It nev. :.mental hosithl has me Baker, 1)-Miami, as a ___ er had more than 302 inmates Florida's , Mrs. Baker said one purpose Furlough said the legisJli, more than 1,300 dung means of ending the wahou at any one time On March 21 of her act was encourage to I 0 h th since changed the mw to ef year of the Baker Act ing of people . i ., 1_, pi~__., ~ *W_. . I -. __ in th hals It voluntary commitments to 1963, 'he last of them, bound -.,. -_ 1-!~.,_--.1 allow the hospitals reform, state ol(ivab sa had to be isolated from the " :~rmx___:~_:, ao to keep . :nWAiSt 1 hailed as a bill of rights for 'separate the process of rt:e of mankind. Or tc Mahospi patients who are in need of ca ......................... . hospitals still mental patien 1Ior, the fore!r era and maybe an 3udy, September 9, 1973 I chine G Kelly. a murderous talizatlon from the pros of or treatment. Page 1 B of untIlfhtened penology have some patients who The law went into effect July hoodlum. I legal i'oinpetency." went with em.. -There are very shouldn't be there but ha 00 1, 1972 when few PaUents state mental h. I The taw a provides for a who do not need treatment To them The Rock else to go, the officials tals had 8,170 Then six year' later in place patients, records series of community-based some way," he i limbo trooped the American Indians say said. Only thou showed to claim me island for them clinics so the mentally Ill can be with severe brain damage from Then are very few but we The patient population was Mal , just as the Spanish had are not goLng to just turn them down to eat closer to home and al arteriosclerosis or the seer pristine San Francisco Bay. . ely 6A57 last June 30 and done t centuries ago when ou" with s 360-degree swep C' . lows involuntary conunitments retarded would fall Into said Robert Furlough, topped again to 6,8 by J el that the .: ul . afl( 5u d de y to demand a hearing every six ca tegory, he said. ItY thellGnitnd.ac special programs ad- 30. __ lands months to determine if they 11 But he added there are others and called it Isla de los Alca ministrator in the Mtntal an the mountain Furlough said another major should be released tra now kept in hospitals who could (Isle of the Pelicans) backdrop of the East Bay, Health %ixion change accompanying the Bak 1, 100 The Indians hung on grimly hearing examiner Jon Can island of Alcatraz offers c "They will Stay wi th 113 a er Act was an be better cared for in other fa inease in the fl '. for I months and left their perb and serene sta inex ordered in March that l, elUDes. • to find Places numberofoIunta patients in imprint Gutted old l00 and retarded patjent,be Yet it also denotes an eerie s more suitable to the needs,' hospitals "WehaeaiotofIteti %uarters . Sca rden tte released from the (hat history of mans efforts to nursing homes, foster Furlough said. "State haspltat' shoes. Rags. Rooms full When the act took effect, 96 tahoochee old exact retnbution from those State Hospital. lie shelter workshops, halfway - , clothes It was a hard Pta to arenotwarehousesforpeople' who traduced the ta per cent of the patient, had sa1dDydid not meet or live without heat or water (all -, the legal houses, relatIe homes" He said a change b) the teg been iniolunthril) ciet Alca traz ha s come committed requirement for hospitalization Furlough said icsh water must be trans ___________ Mean a barren. latii this year allowed the b) courtsbut 60 per i cent n r- of bemg a danger to then ported frm the mainlandi impregnable spit of rock — hospitals to keep these patient, are%olunta-) commitments, he selves lie also conceded so me or others" the maximum security prison on a cor'odtn water tank without violating the Raker t. said paUen ts nmybereIe they pa g The Mexatal Health Division they are ready -thoughi:seredtoroilv "'--__ff Home of the Fee years as the most isolated 3, Welcome Indian Land _______ • , prasn or a1mut three - quar. bAL$ ten of a century before that.) omeone ford. The debris and decay (SANFORD MOTOR Co. ii1p-4I,, Cry Ton ig t will stay as is. It would cost '1 0-. The main cell block, which ft g ~ 0_ 11_ : ..: I ATLANTIC CITY . I a A D looms natel.!ik on the pt. — - r.-'-, to restore Alcatraz ... ------•.. bout e 5prift , fly DORIS WILLIAMS Carpment like an Italian loga semblance of what it -You can bet on it: A beautiful won a $1.000 II .! M'_ A 0 p a .-;scholarship. But tual, "Take My Hand. Precious I was. And they then would young girl will cry 506 5. FRENCH AVE. . . i6i_211~J_Z. - aISENNOW . ___ gia. was built on the foundaSociety FAltor g LAnd they will have to wait until Lord" veJustanoutmodedprison Don of an old Arin fortress .2-42 / P ou also can I -— bet there U be tonight to learn whether the __f and the old foundation is hold Its a BONUS Through the tangle of y -,1MJ-"1VLIC Moist Judges nave chosen them Ing up better than the rein Per naps the most EXCITING season in the history . of eyes ath nation watching fOrCtd concrete walls whose crumbled concrete Seminole Mutual Concert Associatin is about to emerge. iron rods are rusting from public will t' .,t, to %i'IL the her—Miss mr1c 1974. compensating beauty in ma tioe ': the National Park compete over nationwide tellWith the population explosion in Seminole comes a The hometown fans were de- vision for the title. flhlictat views. From the ,.heli island for the first time since people leadrng the trek. "y _ deeper CULTURAL INTEREST on the local scene. On a summer cLay. hen it was ceded by Mexico to the couldn't walk through the warden once sat in linous Friday night as Miss Miss Plummer, who disThree previously announced concert, scheduled for the his living room a wide-angle New Jersey and MISS Penns log has lifted off the bay and United States in 1848. It is place" I -1 played he 1973-74 season include The Mac Framton trio in October, the shimmering white of the now part of the Golden Gate baYscape. Through the slits of vama, the two state queens _: There is a perrneat with form in a coral bathing suit, is followed by RSVP - The Cole Porters in February, 1974, and city stands In moracepojewreSca relief to iy to Alcatraz A a qurter of a million visitors bdt largest following here, anelementaryeducation major The King Family in March of 1974. most once laced Mama Capone and the south, the 22-acre island focuses on thc marn cellswe and talent hon- at American University in the target for a boat across arc *'pected annually from communi-jted in Italian on a swilucuit Officially opening Seminole's social beason is the winter bl wh? the tide.npped waters which the sin Francisco waterfront otre. dun one long two-way telephone, the jagged ors in the Last Preliminary Washington. gala, the ChAMPAGNE BALL. scheduled for December corridor, some of the most teeth 01 ~ made e3cape virtually tm s- one-and-a-quarter miles awa the lilting San Pran. rOUT'd Of the Miss Arnerica "I've never been stereot)Ted with lawbreak ers concert patrons given first option to attend the ai erimi... The- trap .11 en'i ahaia hn ' downtøw ..,*...ai r'yIiu Pagnt. . "1arnerous nifair. Suzanne t-iummer of Wild- niando maybe," said the 2i1 keled 9' by 5* stans Thi sl year, the big bal will he held en !). ! t t.r one man ever a cot, a lavMory and a what they'll see is an anornwith ' wood, iii., oe*ae the thini year-old hazel-eyea beauty, luau: ious Forest ciubhoue near Lake Mary. Golden Gate bridg; definitely matTe it so exhausted he stumbled right back into alous mixture of decaying toilet Pink paint is fleckin blonde to will the swimsuit who added, "1 am very athlet. BONUS ATTRACTIONS and extra special concerts are s a measure of history crown, rubble and pastoral scenery, oil the wai13 Nicks can still while the• pageant's Ic" the arms of being announced today by WOODROW CLARK, president of of desecration and destruction be seen from the bullets that alter more than a centu. youngest con' contes tant, Tina The boat is an advance sor ming1in with wild floral dis- which ricocheted in the Rattle ry of service as a place of Miss Thomas, who turned 18 the concert association, 1* fur park anu press people, plays of lavender lippia, red of 46, when three prisoners enomomenc. the site can be of Lancaster, last March 11, said she, too, is a The bcautifui part oi th e special programs uLr4 is that exsince Aicatrag is still off Urn- luchsia and orange nastur and two guzrds were slain enjoyed. The men who did captured the talent trophy ptiysical-(ftness buff. She runs ceptional local talent Is being Incorporated into the concert i ts for the curious an attempted breakout. Som. time had an entirely different with a rousing spiritual she two radles every night and tium, series - ! berneis pr v - : corn- perspective, nit ri;i-w.mhp. Ihp p,'npra! feels "God has gibeD me to works out 'A with h#r fath.r"i ..., - _ -..,- ........3, Ushering in Christmas rII be a n i'ntntlnn nf TUI' men ie.iosto ihf*$PAPf (Nrs'iSAUN) Sifl$.' MESSIAH featuring a Seminole Community Chorus under weights and barbells. Like the fpupryj0u3 pr. ,Je said _she "felt like I was the direction of Bert Perinchlef of Seminole Junior College. The chorus will be accompanied by members of Central Florida Symphony. the limelight in early 1974 will be B.IL1ET t U o lde n a GUILD of Sanford Seminole and Central Florida Chorale, The award-winning ballet company, currently composed of 24 local performing members of Southeastern Regional Ballet Association and National Regional Ballet Association , P 1 I is under the artistic direction of MIRIAM RYE and F I VALERIE WELD, who are also the choreographers, JULIE BISHOP is the director of Central Florida MIAMI (A?) — The room is l had acan of soup or something by inflation _________ re Chorale with BETTYI SMITH as the accompanist. This shoplifting up their savings." ________ Old and decaying and filled with to tide me over a few days. everything from vitamins to group of t alented vocalists formed a chorus just because they _ I _______ "Then the survivor can't I atmemories, and from Its Other times I did without." meat, like to sing. With a highly entertainin g style all their own, ford to keep up the little house I window Flora Scheurman "I don't know what I'd do If I they Max Fnedson, 75, head of the or apartment they bought and I have been featured throughout Florida and have ap_________________________________ sometimes sees other old didn't get ,P peared on television the meal. They only Congress of Senior Citizens, ends up living In poverty," he people _________ furtively pawing took 100 old people, so a lot Just think, six professional attractions all wrapped up in says some 0,000 retirees live says. through garbage cans for didi't get it. I'l It makes your around this city of 12 million. a great, big beautiful package designed for the entire famil y Friedson -scrapsoffood. can be yours Just by becoming a member of the concert jj--.—' who send ve out "I'm In this room six years _ iation. their years Ifl the sufl3jpeOf _ ow," says Mrs. Scheurman, Admission to either concert is by membership only, do them a disservice. 79. 'SIt's up to $i now. I'm -which Is availa ble on an individual basis or through the "These old people — worried that it might go up to pl an . and they don't *100, and Idon't know what I'll want to be a Don't hesita te! Inquire today! Membership Is limited — do then. How can I pay that burden on their families, A lot -so its first come, first serve. of $147 a nones" Of dnw& It isn't until the autop. Call Mrs. Robert (Dottie) Karns, mtnsberahlp chairsy that the family Mira, Schewman lives on r I. man. M2461 or Mrs. Walter (Bill) Gielow, 322-211. J ma starved to death," he says. about $4.70 a day provided by two welfare checks. She suffers Mrs. Scheurman's room is in the old Miller Hotel. Its salad more financial harthi1ps than _ days long past the Miller and thousands of the retirees in the _________________________________________________________________ many small hotels like It house Miami area and is better off B thousands of old people in a than thousands more, 11 F Until the federal government neighborhood shared with hmdeda hot mea1 nail shops, most of them run uy UflITUTIflt Cubans. 4 reenuy, it cost her more than heart bleed to open the window p and he estimates 70 per cent She was born In Nashville, $Z for herunomeaJa day. Now, and see someofthoseowpe a she gets a bet meal at midday eating (alt of garbage cans, need some kind of welfare as- Term,, and worked a p. slitance. for tical nurse So cents, but for many years until 'ftk1 there are many bread ,-' looking for a scrap of ii "People come down here on a illness f . orced her to stop, She who don't J she says. The plight of the ~ fixed income for the golden has been e new in the Miami area "More th program elderly — poor In the Miami area years," he says "Then in q 3 - --- - . .. since her husband died In 17 I-t -- -' sbirted, I used to run out of received national publicity tt -- - flation eats tileir income tip. I— _____ Mrs. Scheum.an said she fast .'-rwney at the end of every recently when Police and - _ . __ g .. Tlwn one of them gets sick and p)4J2," 'tj storekeeper, said retirees hit dies alter medical expemes rat ago. 99 I i - o Al (Scarfacci Capone in his cramped steel cubicle, it waw't. Or to Robert Stroud, the Birdman Akatz who lteted his life between Maybe J - *p-- Sunday, Sept. 9 197 L....& . 1 -- - 1r---.v - - .. cg. ________ . w omen s i - . . - -. W- - - 1 .. ..• . rld - _ .. .. -, - ____-- -- - - - 10 1V ___- -. - •- .1 ,.,v , ___-_ , - -- __ - _-__ - _. ..- Concert - . . - -' Membership red - -- - - - - - " Drive __________________ f On __ ___ S •-. - -- ts - mn - -- - -- i - -- - t I ~ - 11 -; AV - 11. ~__ % 9 -~~ . ~Vi I -_-- :-.,, 1% ,---:! 7. 0I ~1_ ~~ -,%.-- - --_---------~ I -__ -%~ _1 =__ _-7 .~Z,: ~~._ .. ~_ ~-_ - .- : _;._~, ,;LT -~ . . iI r=--- i q - .r -1 __ .--- - - . - -~ ~ , . ~ 7 - - - k zr -,A =a . _ I 16 - -a MISS SHERRY LYNN SAGERT - a '.nu:wpni I... to I 'rni' Hoy W±i-d •. Sagert- Ward _ - - Maj. (USAF, ret.) and Mrs. Albert L. G. Sagert of 515 urange St., ,%Iwmont,, Snrinor R'P srnoqvu'4nt tk.. 'ngagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, -herry Lynn Sagert, to Dennis Roy Ward, son of Dr. Jack P. Ward, M.D., of Orlando, Born In Greenville, S. C., the bride-elect Is the granddaughter of Mrs. Margaret Arnold, Chicago Heights, Ill., and Mrs. Lela Sagert of Maitland. At Forest Lake Academy, Forest City, where she was graduated in 1969, Miss Sagert was in gymnastics, a band member, recreation co-chairman, class officer and a member of Beta Club. She was graduated from Southern Missionary College, Collegedale, Tenn, in 1972. Here she was a member of the Women's Club, Business Club and played on the softball team. She is presently employed as a secretary. 11cr fiance, who was born in Lorna Linda, Calif., is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. M Ellis, Forest City, and Mrs. Ruby Walker, Inverness. Mr. Ward was graduated from Forist Lake Academy, in 1968, where he was senior class president and a class officer. He was also a member of the Student Senate and Beta Club, was Temperance president and played football and basketball. At Southern Missionary College, where he was graduated In 1972, Mr. Ward played football, basketball and softball, was StIngy Club president, and a member of the Men's Club. He Is presently a student at Loma Linda Univ-r'.t School of Medicine. The wedding will be an eventof Dec. 77, at 8 p.m., at Forest Lake Seventh-day Adventist Church, Forest City. - _ - _______.., -' So ass I\10 Y e - rs - - n MISS NANCY ALICE TOMLINs0N Engaged to Alan David Johnston Sharing I * Tomlinson -Johnston __________ Mr. and Mrs. l3ovard Tomlinson of 128 W. Woodland, Sanford, are announcing the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Nancy Alice Tomlin.,on,to Alan David Johnston, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. Johnston of 807 Neff Court, Neenah, Wis. Born in Miami, the bride-elect was graduated from Seminole High School in 1972. She was a performing member of Ballet Guild of Sanford-Seminole from 1369 to 1972. Miss Tomlinson Is presently attending Florida State University where she Is studing the theater and dance and she Is also a member of Alpha Lambda Delta honorary sorority. Her fiance, who was born in Superior, Wis., Is a 1969 graduate of Newman High School, Wausaw, Wis. He attended the University of Wisconsin and plans to continue his studies at Florida State University. lie Is presently employed by Custom Home Builders. The wedding will be an event of Dec. 9, at 3 pin., at Southside United Methodist Church, Tallahassee. - - - - - ______ ___ _ - C ' . -- ________- ___ - . 1111 - -- --------- --:'.. ' . . .-- - - -. ____ P 0 IV Yippies Trying Organizing _j'' __ -__- _. -_ -_~ --~ __ _ _ -_ -. ---- at #11 I) . 7 L it Sit - - autho - t " I 1I ('t t-i iU1 ot itr in tli& ,#W estimuttes kardcore % Much toot shuffling. A fTw from theater to circus, I .%)dy to get iuns," -.iid Heal, membership at &) to 1,000. people drift off, hid Hoffman and Robin, the adding that colLctire lead. F'orcade, a sember of "a' io* t it as i people, best-known YIP strategists, rship may be the only vray to Uxx1ergrowJ Press Syndicate, look at It as ofle 500,000th of the have been ousted as spokesmen survive bad Ume", said members are eWeai' city's popuItbon," says DSVtA for the group. (Hoffman was Te Real, the YIP goal is to people, old whit? Panthers and jgnsj azrrted In New York last week fight for "fn'aks" rights, and others - a pot pourri," Old organfrer from vancouver. and charged with seiiing en- to work for personal freedom. The YiP hom-.off1ce is in the Morn tt shuflhJ 'I'hen caine to undercover police This year's fight has been full of East Village, down the block ei:nes the ut-d. There will be ii agents. l*'ni-mflarifllurum and anti-Nixon from the Hell's Angels narf. i,,,.#L,. .4.t... C _L_ _1_ ty inVixyiy IOat Inc CUrrent national organ- actiOlki, meat, on a stre'jj, the key to the building. Izee of YiP is Dana Real, dren play jjjjij So much 101 organization in who was a radical ltader In the *Welre committed to neither f allen winos. this r'" c- rnue'i peitap' *il.1I,C,1 ,th vil'ry or pi slr1cnc t 'as It ts home (or four jp wor) diu;i: mn iruani and I AS i) We're WHkmltted to sell- ens, imported from Boulder, The ippies were dreamed up Ui 1363, be went underground cktermmatkm," said Real, on Colo., Vancouver, Brooklyn and back sri 1961 1y Paul Kraswr, for two and a half yews. During of MxLhL,an tntor1an Co1urnbt,s, Ohio, to *0111 (lii the -- ra * U'JIrn.,.', tPtt time, he lkat 1CneIts the next protest paper. Their spirits 'ziP are high. - -. ' - - - m mm m m— - r ___ __ _ __4_V __%__ _Z= _ ___-=_ _tF _ _M_~_ ____,__ _ _ ____ _ __ _ __ ~ - -__ . - tv -- glanglagELM .. E? 11 - I— 2.r you . "_%. I IP~_k - 3 I don't. your T _ I 14 ~ . 9 0 i % .#- ___ I~ . ~ Ki T . -- -). A. .I., A ( I 0 - 0I '~.,.I I I i - I Vr . NOW- - __ - - - No- -1-i .K---1= ___- . .ji ~I _____ , I — ~Ij __ k ;' 1111111 - opponent could throw a punch that you're just no ready fcr. And you go down for the count, Well, First Federal of Seminole thinks you - should s9ve the same way a good boxer fIghts. Defensively. So that when an emergency g ,arises, . , you , won't be K. 0 'd .a k i4''3 I - %AI'iki 'vI,,, today's ' - . iOuay S economic rJ:mate, you more than evr need to he ready to roll with ' . - ti the punch2s. So if you aren't already a First Federal saver, open your I account LOW. ,fl cif defens - I \ I \~ F Bonits Concert Attractions -Ballet Guild, Central Florida Chorale, The Messiah L !JrS I I PATRONS OF Seminole Mutual Concert Association will be delighted during the 1973-74 season with three bonus attractions in addition 0 thiti' topnotch toncerts previously nitned In left photo the concert association president, - MViM & semin le cotmty o MAIN OFFICE .- Ill W.,t '.t St.,t. $IM.,d YIovd. o rCt 0 a. Sopprn9 C.,, o,ia. rm.,i 1 i4wi 17 92 WIP4TTR PAMOFFICE •tL Oad , at Hw $7 92,W,,it,, Patli,pj.$da - - Woodrow Clark, and Mrs. Clark meet the artistic directors of Ballet Guild of SanfordSeminole, Miriam Rye, left, and Valerie Rye Weld, right, at an earlier concert reception The guild dancers will share billing with Florida Chorale (right photo) in early 1974 as a feature of the concert series. Julie Bishop, seated right, is the chorale director with Hettye Smith, left, the accompanist. The choral group will begin the new season next week. li-i (Herald Staff photos ) ..~, #_ i . - i4 .I - ; F- 111, I '4- 11~:, -IV, f ! .%I-T It - Ar-r- ----- - "-~,_ LWI" I .~-0 , n ,,6-~ V . - . .., tj4'e. - -I I IF i --j~-*, ',: - , .114 . ~I 4 Eni0vIy In boxing, you have to keep your guard up. Because if -i ; ift -, , -. _ _,E-.~_--~- ___-_ -.— m _-- - - _______ j7___'_ - - '_- -___ --_~~ 1 ItIL _ NEW YORK (Al') Remember the Yipples, thooe and erry Rubin. It was to be a chapters In cities such as Van- issue for freaks as an economic "flonexjstanj orgrnizatioa" couver &mxi Milwaukee, as well one. agents of draoi of the 1%Os? acVartbflg to Krassner, lot- the as the first national YIP action "We were always plugged Well, they're alive and trying a growing coalition of psy- — a 1970 marijuana smoke-in. into experiential reali ty. We new tack: chodelic dropouts and new left He was picked up in 1971 and could go from a struggle Rutas the 5ong says, jtdon't activists. aii police and repression to come easy. 'Ibe ma1ncomnultUnentho cata struggle for food,,- he -aid, Take tius ever, was to the art of the poton. t entions, he helped lead The focus of the Yipple.s Eight o'clock at pg Theatrical stunts like drop- demonstrations in Miami where days Is their national paper, street in the FAM Village am 16 ping dollars on the floor of the people .-re waitinp for a New York Stork Fxchartge wnn bra.e witt) fluff"n and for. claim circulation of the 25 cent, meeting of the Youth Inter, headlines, Next came the med the flppies. They co monthly paper has jumped national P37t%' yip. m-i n11 IJemnorratir National ( onlatrwd that !Tr,ffoon and froni 1,t) to l,OC) in len,s than u iaio, hdot the ilubin endorsed Democrat a year. Real said the paper is There is lot to talk about Wood, there was a "th."eat" to George S. McGovern and supported by donations, noting school recralUne-rit, new ty's w2ter sup. caixelled their demonstrations that John I,ennon and Yoko Ono actions... ply, Young people recognized out from under them. are among contrlbtor., The clock the satire; p rities surr1ed "I look at myself as a -. y also claims 30 . sthuJedstart ng 'p, to ard the reseIr, Then than, bu tl'mtoo stonedtodon rreditd chptrs -_-_ __ Q Fl -:._-_ _— _ t . _ - a-----_ the concert association will present The Messiah, a Seminole Community Chorus, under the direction of Bert Perinchief, accompanied by nieinhers of the Central Florida December, Symphony. �- =4 11ii1w G -1-1 --1 ~ . . F~, c ow F . _ t -, M .1 - _ I , - I - Iz ewf, SUZflm - 14100,_ It, h ;-'- 'The Empei'or's -: I _____ - 4 4 Ends Summer Theatre Year '32a" / I- - Herald - , _ -• I - p enIn io A 11i - ' -- / - I Of '- . ! _____ 4 - - - ho, Mutt f - ; said be was doing as well as s. coqid be hot h m UJ ouUo mar 'Mutt neighbor Jw Wiliar who wa en with Muular or Z - -Z-,=~ ii I t - ral am ago, I - -- W __ still trying to I :T ____ i Say do u - ______ - IPV ' - fl when I pea 1U a ,-- .. I - ___ _-_ fmf. = svian and Darrell took ViVi='3 mother bad to AM le . Joe ate a whole we but I only teuaaüpa it and all could extract the pimmise fr=can say Is "Yocch!" Egg runsi her to retu:rn reid won and to and fried noodles! fl , hot no bring her new bridegroom with nk)re aged eggS for me. a - = - V _! fili r I t . - %;a i -2 - b Smith, a (reid -( )ears a i h t s fri1) Li ld it 3 . . - - I :. . - JiJII&-1 -- ur _ nment, and a ,, r I - -- _ ' . : - _____________ - - tmtfrtng efforts and .1 - - in Ii while 1I1 me that she s scheduled (or it j - [ - :__t_A T- about ek H about dropping her s card. Bet it will chew her up. - -Ir - I I EMPEROR AND EMPRESS ng Speaki - y .- Alan Loutsenhzzeranj Rima JoHakrns (Herald Photo by Charles Edwards) Ule,r dau - ' - • I) St -- - D*tana Broadway . R. Shadler __ I edwlthjeannejjeath the Had a nice that with Mae otJ and she teas that WYM (White) and now I have tj~ we have new neighbors get busy making son florsl Har,ney Beach, Mr. at Lake and Mrs. arrangements for her. Gum Verne.Krowa, SW at ITIi have a real fun4Ame for ft ..ft,w hmne... O' Alt a rxit few days. - [3 ft FR ZLI w e 1 T t -. r_ ' - F a ff - tl k g - - .- . # . - . r Everything beautiful' It n Double Ring Rites - . I t .L- - ~ffll _. - . I5 , ; I i -__ - __5, . , _ - L _ - - - - the)' felt the ttrge to do. C.C. and Llara are from Greenville,SC tri Whvi I duitted with Judy she told me thiat th~- kinictergarten would probably half-,ciay session and the other It is always good to sft- Wisy person cofthebestSuzxkiy to ly some of T_ the other - - " I -" flwtws far the fc are f'n 9 " ite mums in a oria ed %lbOwi,flnk,, ' Uwe* tiered candelabra -NiLh white tapers. The three t.ur -W U I _l (Herald 1311Z by Cha ries Edwards) 4 p R -- - - - -:- j ' gwjj my annual card J !rr.M -.ry I 0 7i- A _. 'Ira Herbert may i7 - - - --, t t_ - 'I B&sl;,j,:. _ 4; _ fr I hcl - ________ _ - fsili!y was con'r •, • - J.=..-z--=-..!fa - - ' _____ 47 - - . -- I ---I-- ___________ ---_- - - bwOugh Sr. Served along with the ke and ble f, pinch v.err !.iic arid s'.! '!..-i _ - Ut) 4ez1tf clU, -. tlrz -. I ItII...J Rutr,ber freen the i t - '- r btSL Ic )Od ' , 1 11 . .4 . 1. . !,1 I 4 / =-_ I J.. I / - REHEARSAL 1)1 \ 'I II Jim Mr. a;~ Mrs. Julian LeSueur (couple at left) MISS NIARY Edna Burto her fiance. 1Sueur (seated) and men i of the wedding from Savannah, Ga , who were host and hosts party were honored at the aditional dinner at for the delightful affair; Mrs. John Burton Three Nations Resta ant followng the the mother of the bride , and the bride's brother, H' wedding rehearsal at the IMitiand Art Center. Arthur Burton, from Winston-Salem, N.C. iIl1rI( ff rht, Cou Hoti.se i'f • ppl l72 Fern Pk, Mary L sh, 43, 106 Alpine, ickey S Johnson, 20, Bx 146 C ieva, Karen L Dupree, 17, - : i_______ . , 3 4 _ J Niedelriter,5I,RI2Bx . __ .- . . = ____ Z -::- ;t _ ; M4 __ - -4 I S. Lake wood Cr. MtId. :-_ 1708 S __ i , tv ~'R __4! , ____ , - i - - _* __ i . K. .- ' *t __ es Dr., AS. . zzf ___ - - M 3 L- Posey, 26, 1510i), W Ruby J. Holley, 19, 15oo 7_ - _ y i - S. Whitworth, 18 105 M _.. . - - - -, __ - t - - I2 - -_ . -. Z it - . . I. . I seelt Ave. -- re mamma and her lovely • 7 Alt. Spgs., Candace ennamore. W, -Same. o Party Fetes Pam daughter, CHARLOTTE AND i 1 52 5901 Dogwood Dr. d W. Houston,61, 200 Mdd Cecil Bishop Ashby. T r arms E. Moreth, 29, 204 • lage I, WP, Becky J0 ipse ler. 22, same add. y - IACEY KNOWLES, who of Miss Mic Pam Lipsey. brid"lect table, overlaid with a white relishes, rice medley, a&wte d mother of the bride; and Bonnie hael Noell, was corn, linen cloth, was highlhted ned to the nines at tile melon platter and sour cream lipsey, sister of the honor ee. reception. plimented with a bridal brunch, with an arrangement of various coffee cake. -Sept.2, from 11 a m to 1 pm shades of pink pintas in a silver Miss iiey presented gif ts to Charlotte Also to Icters of the must 1ia%c IIoskssas\1rs Bi&opAihby bowl her attendants, who were bridegroom, Mrs dIIcoed "The Fo ntain of it her home, 108 North Virginia Stec present Youth" Ave (Stuircn) Ventuiuglia and Mrs The hostess gift from Mrs la esiswereUhonor Ciiarles(1ibb))JUCOfl Mrs flw part) area was derated hby was a set of Cor- guest, her mother, Mrs Cecil Fred (Belt)) Cumbie, St She has been working in the with nrrangenien of pink and ringware IJpsey, Mrs Douglas Noel], of Cloud, Mar) Jane secreinrisl capacit for 'ite rose pins, purple beauty and a Harock, The meru 'ncluded awhile now with another great large brass container of tom,ato juice cocktail,orange or WIldond, mother of the maid of honor , Gay Wailer, OuTy of bildegroom; gal, IXIU,THY MORHISON bougai nv illa ea. Springer OrlanMrs. John bridesmaid; Jan Jenkins and The serving smoked turkey with Seven Boy do grand- Margaret Myers. ------ Alt chard L. Smenner,42,Veno , Charlotte A. Vandusen,33, , %%ind'rove Tr., MUd. lIard, s, Hz 783, Lk Mary Jewell Gordon, 551 Lilac Roger D. Tyson. 23,15Scott Rd, CB, Ruby A Man, 37, Ave., SueA Siebel , 812 Park same add Av., No 6 David Wm. Henson, 20, Polk Troy V. Engle Jr., 22, Rt 2 Bx City. Sandra L. Kelley, 22, 720 497 D.NeIrm F. Skiver,19. RL 2 ni Cir. lix (97 D. Gilson R Bass, 37, Bz 608, CB Kenneth E Acre Jr, 46, 1476 Patricia Faan, lix 6 HoL1 Br. Rd, WP, June 0 Mark S Lutz, 24, 602 Ikas, 41, 20fl Ponderosa Ellsworth, AS, Suzanne D Ave., WP Goodwin, 19, 1056 Crystal Bow, Stephen R. Howard. IS, 1905 Richard J Reilly, n, Reynolds, Cherokee Cir., Kathleen M. Orlando. A I , f..- ~ lark To College, To Campus., I 0Cruise... Relax In comfort In one of these wearable, wash. able, packable travel sets by Henson Klckernlck. 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Wt. child Anthony Sorgi & Rose, Wt Connie Sheryl Poindexter & Custody 5 children. Jerry Kenneth. Mae Eunice Starling & Ilahassee Marcell a A' ewer. 20, Manorea Ave., 11 IF - Shadier Chose a beige double knit 0 Park elsonS.Harris,21,Santh A i Calif, Janet I.. Druckenn er, 20,3318 Athena Dr., in Harris, , w . _________ ___ i-11' I dinas P -, - M LA 0 r_~_AL_AA MUMMIPM • IN4 Tl -t z _. 4 ' 4/ . I was especially delig hted . ------------- - .- . -- ' - .. - -W -- _; ________ corsag e. Following a weddIng SIR A\DilSRft1iAlwL}iAyJ1FJ( 1 A I' . -- ce brI3bckanr1bagsw irnptoflw Bahamas II - k~ COMPARE (JR RATES t%ChflL on an '.- /, / _________ I - - t " S" another youthful-looking DWw Houser. - Bapii outi to Dull Creek .j - __________ ck" 1. - '- r . - - - - ' ___ HAPPINESS IS BRIDAL BRUNCH - - -., his - ____ I t - - - I - - ___ __ - ______ __ - _____ - .,--.• . -- Jerry Cochran and ______ - V) - - -t A . -- - - ' I "Im M, I I ______ _____ SinCe - L-!- Iifl 1 linw flks! Julie :ben the leader of this t I r - __ . 71 - -i ! 1* Jeanne Davis. sWr Juiie _= - $11 fil 0 - __iW~ =__ZE~=: . -_ -, --- - ' - - ______ ago Geneva = - if_ . at the school. See Its that Wiie Of er again - k L u --- -- - :- - - - __ Purchase ' ;It~ - - __4 5 __ 4fl bring a I I I rle L Keith, 49, 504 N meeting and eating with friends. GONG BOY _ -- I kA It is always so nice greeting, WITH VLLLAGEE . Eiic Hendcken C a eO' Carol Ne ~ - -, ___ ::-:-- nur"e I Jnc1 th"i' A- A I. -tn- - -;: - " &I II l - 7 14 ~._; I. __ I =.. .. = - ___ I I b ri -7 F --f form a bridal plate, proptrl tnscrthedwithweddingt.lic something like a page from - ______ __ I The entire evening as ___ __________ C4 - tJ - Id1A1I.4,1 and more youthful in a long Inint green gown of elegant . 11 ____ __________ C It - ____ ___ DORIS BURTON, mother of h . - ,V,.r - , ~*a ~# C~il ,~~i pro%Ide music for dancing . 110 everybody . . . yes. everybody was having a great - -- __________ 04. c g coo a a on todanjnahIf(fIjtI . - I (p ? . . - . - I R.t4; . M .r I- ' J Ils t decorations were f res PinesPPle3 fashioned into birELS .? - I I, It __ -_- - was -- Jr ___ - -2 I ) . Miss Diana R. Broadway. ar rangements Of white, pink of blue tact., Over satin and daughter of Mrs. Roberta M. and blue mu ms and Cathedral W__ cwTied a bouquet of blue nuirns bruddway. Sanford. and tapers, A white satin wNte ribbon , .William C. Broadway, Eustis. prayer Btfich was aLjo use& streamer:L . and Richard L Shadier.Son O( Given in marriage by her Bridesmaids were athy -Mrs. Velva Davis , Sanford WW Mr. KrowaisW Is a father. the bride chose for her Alcott and Sandy Cavft4rton Frank1w Shadier, Owisburg, vows 8 formal lenO gown of They wore fonrW length gownS % ImmWelcome Winter pa-, Wert united in Holy bridal satin. featuring a c( pb* Chiffon School. Surely am sony to teii you School t"cl" over taffeU and fr1enc. Park HIA A. 3, oui necn i Of pi thatTo uyymt pm in the Liflheran Church of sleees Tiers of matching lace with pink and white Jeanne said that others who the Redeemer. Sanford. formed the skirt and ended in a afterhesuxtajJ injurlesinan wecomingaJg,IJ The groom wore a white tux The Rev. E. A. Reuc at was full length train. auto ('-01!iSim, with black lapels and a wt the beach were Mr. and Mrs. tier stwulder length Uzt-e carnaticri boutonniere. P Officiating clergyrn.an at the ined to Serturiole Gene brown of Davenport and double ring candlelight tiered veil of imported silk Mtrrior1aj is another dear their Son, Mikt, and also Fiore of Hialeah, was best man ==_ .I--,ceremony. Steven Broadway UJUSio*zW*Ssecuredbyacrown met and serving as ushers w -Hugely frOrn Bradenton. brother of the bride was Of lace and sied pearls- She 13tuton Broadway,ere brother of ___ Acolyte. Appropriate musical carried a formal cascade the bride, and Ramond Berselections w pea bj Of white roses with afld. organiirt. MM Taamar Bradm wtdte satin ribbon strearim". The bride's mother dim it NOW it can be told. For the MIN V&I,eri , e Alcott, Sanf(jrd, flow k-n& gown of MO& decorau3 included was sake of thioe of you who do not maid of honor. She was led Palms, pink I& pe with white Paul and LOuift Maxwell know it. ow former flrSt grade floral attired tn fl fOrnul length gown fissessories and a white orchid were called back up to Ohio teacher at the Geneva corsage. gorn's mother mher Mrs Carn Maell Hland is now Mrs Holan" W . pt j tr a all I lCpiflkla or Raaii, - hi acceMor and a white rehid ge slipped away very Following the ceremony a quicuy one week en after - _____________ re ception was held in the -school was RE-1111t guests at the borne - - 4 Church Social Hall, Daisy and and Hinojosa were Ii._ ordinated by Mrs Herbert Daisy's Eirother, C. C. Howell. vows which nmde them -OmJudy f, %, in Ridgeland, C Judy will and his wife, Clara ,w decorated daughter Ltcelia back at U Geneva Sthool with Wue and white r streamers and white weci!zn DaisY 1dt thej,just hj Ointhi3yearjtthj5t1me5he belLs The brides fi , , will be te,ich*n the kinO -, I - Pr.aiwIwJaw,ute in the area. llw~ went over to dergm-ten. unen cloth Actand bite - 4i - 1 " TI'7 k 1% reception gue5ts engage-1 in the ultimate in feast and Mounds of delettable uiin, in gleaming siher chafing dlshes etc tre atdcthcl arnngi on long lables and - - WhAw ft - - ir trip up 10 &hw -e about Sirings in their Imly boat, go that last mile for them and %%cn0ver I see Vera, I -they got their gas amd wm But0friatic'ally Wait of .Mr. &nd hmT*W Mrs A N I = al. "'h"h beams with gaiety, and p -. 1r - - -. were - .__. - VINOUS=- trs- .L . 4ur W btidt a L owered at pre-nupt.1,11 tIes, the entir ttkn pa ; the artistic endeavors (if Mother Nature, when the coupesa ldrIdn with MTdL C=11_1~ l Mary 5Id that KZght that she would be p there (or '1 Th General - I- - -_ - ___ I i ' Captured with the bridal co )le are his parerts ric. - t. ir,_F_V~ AI Seminole County Bar _1 ___ Holiday inn, Wymore Road, Almon Springs Guess you could call it THE Anothr lautUul party in I For further informaUon, call GRANT HOUSE relation to the Burton iSueur GRACE not (MRS GENE) ULYSSES S r wedding but would )0u as the rehearsal EPIIENSON, 831657 believe KIRBY S dinner party which took place and S at Three Nations. stands for SKY KING' Kirby, his beautiful titian. Host and hostess for the By DORIS WIlt lAM tiinntr haired in U private dining wife, CAROLYN, and SoClet) F4lInr r(n) which reeked with art Calling all DANCERS in daughter, KRIS, now call and Seminole! Sanford home. The family has "Who's the goi.looi ditictio were paren of the On Sunday, Sept. 16, Dlii, leased the former COM, bridegroom, MR. AND MRS. BARNETT, ballet master with 'NJ A N 1) I I IAN "You don't kno him" Bill I ESULUR N G OFFICER'S of Attonto Civic Ballet Company, quarrs at Sanford inqued Ga Airport. will be in Sanford to adjudicate So welcome to Sanford, C1alnpagne flocd like "Not offhand," I answered dancers for t) '74 season beautiful peopl This conversation took place well, wine! Of Ballet Guild of Sanford. at the reception at The Forest Was out doing 3orne "spying" And the (let mignon dinner Seminole Willi all the fancy Lrimmings at the Bowling Ines recenth) Adutitions will be held at and bumped into the Grants. as sirnpl dI%lne EDNA BURTON and JIM SChOOIO(DdflCCA1E local friends assisting with Carolynandhhavejoth 1FSUEUR Abe, borne of the ballet corn- league and plan the wed ding and to really get Wben BILL introduced joining the all p in ,for dancers who Into the act in Sanford DAVID BACH almost froze at parenB, bridal couple and out. have never auditioned before, town wedding guesls were and the sound of my name at 2 30 p m, (or other dan Kirby confided he expu V tu %ANNV AND JOHN MI H leact lit b4ick doff ,s III ur, ttr 11 t in 5hcjtzn" 'ova for i .1 (of[Wr ... iind not it carrier 14 M AND J-1(11:1) The Loinpany dancers are TV series ... an~ it allsounds that ansporis autos on Auto ANAS, BILL AND WAITER selected by number on their very exciting' NELU.'. LANIER Train ... but a carrier of the * own merits by a non-partLwn :lg50me sort of drended ' Also attending the dinner som we party were After the fee was broken MRS. JOHN Requirements are that each CHARLES EDWARDS (the BURTON Sll • the bride's became friends I hope dancer must be 12-years-old tlera!d'z aah of lluna Just with two years ballet training at dropped a novel off on my and wife, sk II Need I say More' ARTilult any dancing school and for me to add to rn libra and (BUDDY) AND SUE BURTON, currently enrolled in a dancing or lit from Win tonleni .N.C. school Dancers are required to 'Idy Chatterly's Lover." wear black leotards and pink B the by, the wedding tights, have their hair in a bun ception was out of tilis world! and toring ballet and toe sho". ('ailing all LAWYER MARY EDNA and JIM were There is no charge toaudithon With this, I'm off and reading Seminole! married at the Nla, .tiand re interested , p l ease Center in a t w ilight (remon) cordiay invited, regardless as loving mediate SHELLY Y NE IA Wh= she has not Seen in more Ulan 19 up.had am g 1 sureb am sorry to have anea Suflday,Sept9j9lB - , , _______________ y to wntch these children rn --- L ____ ________ and also saw Cecil ncr father was not doing too s to never get well Who aw uy nsnei - : I I you - thsuha 'ML"Our areotito, At the dOW well le two little hostegSes, all dreued up j like mothers wd h% e in floor4cnh hoitt - - L=a t_; - who designed the set; the lovely programs made by CaMe and Hilly 0 Cooc, the adu1 who ps; j0 Keller and Eleanor RObbins. the stage manager, Su2ann Saecone th mp rl mrn and Joan hiXer ho'.--r the and rts (or umej. __ wI : - ,cz A;- - --- let's not forget awse faithful men backdage, JolLn O'And Connor. Tun Bennett Drew Barber and Ern e Shk Mrs Eleanor Robbins, dar, for her Well - i - 1 5. 9 ..§ - L i = ______ - -. nr all der%L praise for a job fl -b) acir we and his wife" Well, they sent us Chinese -.! -, r - - . / I in 'Qndria" were in TheanfordHeraId -, - r I College - 11 (et at) 8tSemioIeJIor atndaeU . - This Play hadspeaking o one had to be pmed, whith something that few a3oflJ actors can bt The Great shiver just to hear him badger the poor folk with his powerful rnice Han was played b) IIa) tiawns Md his Gong Bo siely knew how to u those gongs (kettle lids) aInwst hurt Your ear4ttuns just when you least expmted to hr Eric in his part. The Emperor and his lovely Empress were a b.eautiful couple to Alan Iutnhj, as Fpe, pla)ed hi irt cxceuonafl} well, without a falter and ima 0 Hawkins. as Eme, was a darling Cind) Rife and Billy O'Connor. as Zar AM Zan. carried their pare thuh the entire pis like seasoned eranz of the *te and the 'heavi" Yes, eone the - is e to aUend the Nearly nil ouctIon - I -- - . -- Rar% Comnit,R Cente1 acting Emperc s ew aot&s, produ b a dzuwn Dellary Pers, mc, the ilcn a Summ& Theatre, wch was organ Theirflpduj0 'Qdfl' whith such a success last month - -- the #i ~m I f M 'Cid uNaw I ; iI '''"' N -~' - - .-.1.1. I 8}FANNEEDWARD _________________ -- :!-54 . L __ saw anotber old frier4 Helen MO.".whoIdmctber JLMMY. was Ariny ~~. .. -~ .": ' . I hr I 4'_ B:? I A -4- I __ 7P ShdrieY or was a tt th 11 __ Lj ?,.. - - - - - : -Z Joiurrturuedbut1jrjeyhad Clothes' New Ir : fl - - - ____ - Ir_ - I. ' .1 __ ,A me ' -R~ * -. . - I select your favorite robe and matching pajamas in your favorite color- - - a. PacesetterCordulun 11 fobeof 100 percent Dacronpol ytst The ultimate in year-round comfort. %IS . Nylon tricot robe features same suprb tailoring; soft and luxurious. C. Nylon iamas accented with either tin trim matches FREE PARKING INREARWHILE SHOPPING QOJAY 228 E First St. Ph. 322-3524 - -- �- __- - __ __- - _ ------ _ ___ __________ _ ~~ w _____ -- W --, 4BThc5ijnfordFlcrjld I Sunday.SepL9,973 t7--]C _ _ 1 I act as the leaders of the __ I - 'T; _ -I- $ _ - a - 0 y .0 - . -i ! - - . -. .L 1 ____ newer areas hate 11~ i _.I. _ * I __ 40. z .- - - I . r W. ___ jj i I - I I fl;' I -.~j_ (.- -__ ~- ,- 01 ," ;i _- ~ , i - - -- - - 41 ____ - ____ axn~ - - ____ V - .- ~_`&A_ -i~ i _ _z=_ I -aff __ .- i . - -. .imEt= 9 -;x.. & 4 t=,_ . -f 7 £ DEAR READIS: Last weekend, In .11 humilIty and h no intended nce to Motes, I Publiihtd my WlVES-' I" 3it Piece. "TEN COMMAND.NJENTS FOR HUSBANDS.to _._---g!o~# I' Thou shalt Put thy wife before thy mother. thy (a. 4 W ther. thy daughter, and thy son. (or she Is thy litc, long companion. CAbuse :h wlthexcessiv ays may ... Iis .. While ber hnd worked . ... . .... ._-- "" - & " *._0 Sanforcl Clarden ! _~_ - ~~ - -.. _. - -i -ir ia-it - . - e _. - __~~~_~_ — ~ __ ~_ 3. Perinit neither thy M Of th" a stronger :4 10 thy children. for W m ost predea, ft a man giveth his family is his time For( not t he irtu nf ek )nijnr th %IIe a beggar, but share willingly with her thy worldly goods forget not to say I Ioy you" Fo even th thy love be constant. thy wile _ doth Yearn to bear the ___ __ gnmda — - - - - - - - - _____ r _________________________________________ ______ ___ - -. - Cfl (leave unto her, and forsake all others. 8. K"p thy home in good repair AWN I 11 . for out of Joys of thy old age. 9. Forgive th grare. For who among need to be forgiven? 10. Honor the La thy God all the dayi of thy life. a nd thy children L -I rise up and call ee th blessed. • lO(\ EAR-OLD TRUNK HOLDS TRE\SUltES . . . us her father's college days trunk Clarine returned to Washington, D.C. "I found that here. in Deltona friends to Switzerland, Paris, Ch&)es left the War Depart. I could forget, by taking part In Italy The marriage was ment - d joined the ftecon- all community activities, care !;ored and Uchtenstein, spon. nized by her grandfather, Rev. by of Orlando. on Finance orp. ;,,,(I for Ili)- roses and enjoy I),y I lere shetheShrine bought more " W.A. Sanders, in hi.i home in (',vr!ne wer! to jr- . WITH FAVORITE FAN %%*cis gold sari from India j . I 4 English and Home Economics at Mitchell Junior flight where ,--Z,--.ni~-!q iN - ~~ 34t .~ - -,;~ ---§-- Kp ~ -~ n - , .~ , ' ;:: . CIUD..-..-. ,Xr s iudents was %f wgfl 1. (Gus) --: Grissom, who later bo-carne om gs n Bure _____ W~rk M~-I_ -_ - I followed by an engagement when she left to attend college, and marriage after graduatio from the university and her if While talking to VIce, I ao foundoutthatherrnother, Mrs i began a fl1aflce between Charles and Clarine 0 I X& - y Abigail Va n C4N TflbN Y N. cOmPiny of my wonderful frienoU and ABBY: I =cc .1-, M - - nd thought this problem would I* ower, but I was Wrong. YOU see? my MrAher was newer m reason me In schcol when had W to fill Out forms, where It had. "Father's nAme## I always ~ I WPB too ashamed to ieave it blank. Now I have the same Problem 898in when I apply for a . This week shewill give a talk We wahed that Watergate dressed in her beautifulAli apartment building being While going through her turquoise and gold thrvad Sari I r .. other's p(_ks.,s,-&,ji ulj5,sile cis,,, j! !rom India, describing them realizing. at the time, that 22 upon an enormous assortment and explaining their origin. years later it would become of f II ti famous.-, hich Collecting fans is her firit Clarine had helped to Pny t.- - fZX it: ( FROM A CORNERS OF THE PRACTICE F:ELD Child abuse is not a small problem. W e have learned that more children are killed by their parents each year than by so HE CAN SPIT ON THE ( WNG-WAIRs \ ) ______ ____ ____ -, ., q $ f 7-8 / J _______ )) ! I offer physical abuse. Only one of every two survive ' M"rballering. Those who do survive are likely I(, becorill. battering parents or hard core criminals . minori ties, lILA'S POP country are bea ing. maiming and killing tht-ir children in. eludes whites and blacks. rich and poor. Protestants. CAh, lics and Jews. Trw i greaterr of " nr IrI hI IN ?? ft I (ilihi tiii I (11 (INtOlts Il i1u tion \lidtJk ci 4nd rich parent can afford p riv pediatricians some of whom ignorc smptom that point to hi int (hild ibuse Mm of t reating muddle das biticd chuldren are ifra;d to accuse their bill-paying parenis of actually perpe. SUC orren Ous acts. Such a charge May mean legal ,,," - ,-u, L L . 1. - I ate _____ those I I I I - V 0 - __ N • - - Al 1 _/ i.. (O I ' C ~t N ,_.~ , BUGS BUNN. sons i . :a'l ~ - I-, 0 ~_ problem parents beat their children , tosi abusing parents* were not loved when they were children. Many were themselves E-Q V-, rlfi~-,3 -- I .. r — 'I 1~ ,, I) 1 1 I It's elsier to avoid looking Ihe pirent,4 in the eve and 11) continue sti(ching the chilil',, arm ~ WHA I TH T A ILV /AYS BE-LI ERV OE-) __ _ ~ 'SAY I I - (__ IT-Z1 - ASTRON 1rcr )II ihut but 'byAl Vermeer ZI 1 TO PAVE TI-41S FU SS - - I., . beaten. Abusing parents tend to have unreasonable expectations d behave Ilk They oltei re gard misbehavior as a sign of their own rejection. a reminder of their in aI\ )tU k - I CALL IT QuiTs FUR - -J T. - Hut that still abusing parents in lb it ct p ir tie unlor tunate** category because they cxperience feefings of rage Zu"Vdid ibeir children uniess we admit that al, least once. we ourselves have felt an impulse toward child abuse. . T11C fact is that all parents at one time or anothet have _ __~ I r - - ~ need. the kind of obedience they expect - the pittern 0*I \ A ç i o I .* VA CI IT IN ., . . as. puts ________ I .. . _.___==:i-_-Wr % . . --- ! wmr H~PrIt ) - I-r WA5~ NM RIVALLY, FL.0- . _ I I - r E - I ____ M CALL H6 TO AN ICE! V - _____ - - - - s-rookii & LaWr*IKS DY - : _ - 1-8. AT ME 1 I 1 .4M"M rim i - ~ P 7.1_) ,5me 6vemep BvO5 OFL T - .- 411 I . ; HL 'A AFF"11111 that ii - byLarry Laws 1$THATSOWE CAN 7_ SEE AND E SEEN AND HEARD INOTCE COACI.4 WAS SOMETWIN& NEW THIS EAR ____ wh ri; -, - We ucd to ptt (lHklrefl who wt r u IllS W tIUM We even felt sorry for the child ibuser. Ruth abused and abuser were [lean) a diff erent breed from es. sdkI% separated from us b rac i a l and tLOflornlc ourselv barrierr. by )) cholugical disorders limited to a few unfortunate iarniLs e were dead wrong flurfltls r /) I -- a I CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS R of the original seven U.S, Traffic COUrt, will be held in , 71*re are other placex wh,p" fnttwr.g namp ,a Aek whin rammnnAm.4 A IT 0-% .,% & 0 Winter Springs the Capsule, In which Griasom, senously ILL The doctor iTACC ufi 6111pulse. Isi r lJormal- parents too; hmPital &dn`113310m. and Insiurance forms, to name a . restrain ourselves. and then dvd from the Pees where she had few. White and Chaffee lost thEir him to move to feel too gullIty to admit there was even the most fleeting de. Rosa are her second love At Peo* and have those o days tdnownoutyitisa . a warmer lived, and many sire to punch toddling Melissa right in thc kisser what ormback had been given the Row Show in Deltona this lis In i say w fatal eloon climate. Friends in desire it be given the op. plea day. Sanford Garden Ub Circles will meet during the month A Deltona toclarine by friends who knew yeas, Y. within the capsule while it was invited then and g she took seven prizes for portunit) to sign up There will a Ifl your father's Yet we must own up. or the latest child abuse legislatilill of September as foll,s , to visit to see hOw of her hobby. . will tall on deaf ears while the bodies pile up. illon ~t~~ Thank you. kindly. her tea roses, ground. She attended they would like 1ing there FATHERLESS GML In im, when she took a e.: his funeral. 00 Most 01 us feel so guilty about our own occasional impul. that time and possibly a f p11 CAMEIJ IA CIRLE Sept 14, 10 30 a DEAR GIRL ft's nobody', busln Hostess. Mrs to Asia and the Far East, she I checked with ces to abuse our children we den) the impulses altogether. weeks to a month free Cooking, ranks UuM in her 0 -' they rented a house and lived added fa ~_-- Crissul Bureau. TbeY rrfeffed me to the state Human # ered dish , from Hong Kong, hobbles, for s loses to cook When Mr. as an This denial prevents us from facing the ugly. but very urgent I had occasion to have !catiire Asbell was read to here for awhile, then returned lcheon and boutiqi ideas need for this legislation I _____ . Wgbla whose spokesmu said, "Just tell her Mnd for his Law degrees (LLS Bali Beach, Singapore and and try now recipes each da dealings with the County Y. Washington leave the space blank.Japan While on this tour with She has a huge collection of and LW), they meved to mmonersoffice recfly. As long as we refuse to admit our own guilty feelings. if som ban ft back to the U. there will be no protection beyond our remote pity For all the Ioformatjon Agency, cook books. Washlnon, D.C. where they 'You fo" Along SR 434, where I live, the ook them right to the eye, and say, WhileChswuget small bruised laces with Injured eyes, asking sheandherglrlfend 5 both nt to work for the US "No, I didi't" and ny me. edge of the roa& had beeri CENTRAL CIRCt: Sept. 13,10:30 ain. Hostesse ,Mrs. fa wound hand I -_________________________________ t for a week Sting, j Washed away in severa] areas. crocheting Organizations in the area H.H. Grier and Mrs. 0. Tripp, 109 Vlhl" Road. I back to Deltona and purl-_hawd Japan, then rejoined the tour lattinX and knittin .unc Playing the organ starting up this month. h It created large pot holes filled and planning sess10 heon Departmcnt of Agr PreWitas? Taull Ift! better it yte Pit it off yew chooL And the house in which she now and continued on to Bali Beach. are Jus4 a few more of her ac. with water, not only creating an she, Department of'cultm Agriculture Lives. several meeting nights listeti They spent Christmas of Singapore, Kula Lumpur complishmento. And FORECAST FOR MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1973 FOr $1 :: and later U.S. Information 1966 in should . already. almost Impossible barrier ti new home. Penange in Malasla and Uien to hear her play that Lowrey. The ( ' taRp.d seU..4_.o slut,: entering our driveway. In October of 1967, Charles Bangkok. music is so soothing and p HIBISCUS CIRCt: Sept. 14, 11:30 a.m. Hostesses, Mrs. :~ his degreea, retired and they came to The NOrth Orlando Garden for other people along our w delightful. .... Aiter receiving section of road. The Club will hold it,s first meeting becomc stagnant. and water the had .:. Frank Fauver, Mrs. Ihnk Grosstr and Mrs. H.H. Slaughter, ' ' CARROLL RIGHTER'S _~ From Bangkok they went to intely .. _____ -_ Asbell became attorney they joined the I 4 thww On Sept. 13. This 0""W There d dish luncheon. 's never '-~01. a dull nchana Club of Hawaii for a week, just to rest j is a Thursday evening and therising from It wai't what you By --.-and enjoy the cool breezes of moment for me, Wfe inoves too \ Deltona 4 Department 1, of the Interior. ... "Perfume.-, I " meeting place is t1je IIonic of Crane fast and is too Interesting to . as vice president. She joined tne beautiful Hawaii. , :-~ I called the Sanford coulhmL%e "'. from the Carroll Righter Institute .t. traveled with ever be dull," concluded Ro at 51 South 11. During the days of World War ony is smart in "Ing to butm I emonAw.,at7.3Op.m Co. and was put In touch with J.C. JACARANDA CIE: Sept. 14, 7p. hostesses, he 111-12 M. ..- II, Char worked (or the War . L a Lavender. After only two phone hostess aOC use even ng will uuris Mooney and rs. Donald Howe, Garden Center. ' LIVpQ4uucflI WJ WU • ch u fl a a entertaining _______________________________________ lishents O1WJVU ri .a conphment or favor now comes your way. Y ou calls, the road has been Mr . Iv1 Covered dish suppernd cutting exchange, ,,. You to many can a. are able to show more affection for those with whom you have locati ons . Ft they repai ti IMus t say a... ems ama moved to FL Myer, Vs., then to close contact and with whom you want gm-eater association in su1sed and plea But, just two weeks after to have I 50 delight your kMdle. with a Henderso the future Therefore be Ky. wide-awake to new happenings and The following affiving In their new home, such prompt serelee. Thank ) ci minutes drill as outii show your devotion to all whom you Ie, yeartheyreInGrandod, Charles became Ill and died In YOU. . So watch your lips in a MAGNOUACIRC:&1310am1IOStesseIfr ARIES (Ma t. 21 to Apr 19) Gain the cooperation of good Neb. and from there they Mayof19. kror! Walter Ike, Mrs. Rob Brinson, 511 E. 24th Place. Covered The Ladles Auxiliary . Friends For activities that will put you ahead of others now. moved to Harvey, Ill. to the --: dish luncheon. I Know ht WInter Springs Volunteer Fire most want and u a positive approach Ammunition Containers Plant (lame returned to Mitchell CASE \'Sl2: Tony 1., aged — reach Department's uieetinm; is aims Be sure you show ioyty to kin for two years. In all pla to her metiser's house, now kit 1. is a Roy Scout A W.M .1 W.. scheduled for Sept l. at 7:30 rAukus (Apr 20 to May 20) Hegiii weck properly by Charles served as ad. to her, and for the next two Dr. Crane," he began, "I'd GOOD NEIGHBOR OF THE I nistrsUve P-M. arid contacting bigwip you know and pin the backing you need liletobeanentertainerandput assistant to the summers, returned each year. will be held at the WEEK...Mkhael Burroyughs of Pt. 13,9:45 a.m. Hostew, Mrs..Roy for your abilities Show you are patriotic and an excellent . o magic shows. commanding officer. of Mrs'Carrie Wc`a"?er at 612 David SuWL IMike is one of Finally, In July of 1971 she sold f Partin, 32i n 4home citUen. Avoid one who is unfriendly to your best interests. 104 0 North Third St Th ladies phone '70r maybe be a ventriloquist. - 'go that house and returned to E. FIRST ST. GE MINI (May 21 to June 2 1) You are highly inspired abou t are IookAft for new members those quiet guys, who doesn't . But repartee of witty jokes, with 113-2111110 I don't have the money When the War was over, they Deltona to May. have a good deal to say. But, in ~2 and Ask &H who Can to how to sAin the information and benefits you should have, MASTERCHARGE BANK AMER ICRD words from the duimmy that which can lesi to greAter suLvess Making new contacts who d Upplies. on't Involve your Ods meeting. If lip STORE 401URS: 9 TO 5:30 EACH DAY > ii` _.- . you went nr" His acU" far cisutweigh his PALM CIRCLE: meeting this month. can be helpful is wise Pick them intelligently I __ -J& ~'Aiiid I understand a good movements. hdornuUon on this particular words, A For example, --screen-, your ummy' costs durn my,s disgiogue so 11 doesn-t responsibilities in 3 Practical (iishion and take no chances 1 Ic hundreds of dollars. the president, Mrs Beckle . He is aIwe' willing to where insurance and other important Policies are concerned help Hunter t 972 I .,. .... 100% .$ Make the collections that 31 c IMPOti-int also Work in hartims clut i ntihbororfricniJ Mike Ls HOSI CIJtCLC 14, lOa in Hostesses, Mrs HeRr) / with W one of those lucky p-ople who *-'Simpsori and Mrs. Chles Holzer, Geneva. C4n(July sh ~,, SOha%CYOU AflY sgestiona Lar e A , werns to be able to fix anything. V. to AugIll You can come to a far better -Whal did have for -hop and program, -Flowers 44 e., .V-. meeting ".~ of minds with associates and make better t cost me a lot of breakfast?" You Ile never says no to help uww Machine Wash FOMgn Landi.11 ! i~ r~! m0ney!" arrangements for the furtherance of success in the future, Take inquire of your dummy' $ 88 1, Wide Baker of us who are all thumbs" In Councilwoman , are truly &:.itc of that civic work most wiscly nuw and get right results nYprojectwemayhavego is now hock on the SCII YARD He is a to his nel •' Iextended leave f Absence d . don require you to move your VIR(.o (Aug 22io Sept 22) Delve into that work ahead of it,illness, Vickie tells ire she is f Ycntriloquy is a surefire own Ii ; henee, the audience you with vim and efficiency and gain the approval of Ihi(ho for entertaining will believe the sound flame higher ups Sit down with co-workers and discuss plans and is kx*Ang forward to ge,t. tiorhood are wdoty lucky to audiences and also holding the of the dummy's mouth. Oil I BUDGET intelligently Incicase mulual productivity iI ting active aj;Wn, " in tk have him living around them, rapt attention of children, f "A banana, toast and mar. 1, LIIJRA (.Sept .1.1 to ()ct 22) If you bring your talents to i "hilother in Sunday School or a Only Al AERO Can You in .e Winter nialade," Is obviously taboo. the attention of highti-ups. tlicy will help you commercialize Prints - Solids . I 9irlde scilool classrooms. Springs For your own lips will then 1 uy Beautiful Custom ( a Community . Mix And Mulch . Seminary students would gain on them. Plan somc ti"ic for amuscments so you do not IIp' soc1aUon At one pant M reveal that you are doing tht Tailored Draperies At becon-e dull. Stake suic another does not Pull a fast one on Assorted Weaves & Stitches $ 88 ill t1 ' ¶ iI much laster rapport with their talking for the dummy, since Fac t oryDIre you Prices 60 In W Ay Officer of ide. R e Reg. 488 F h Hr ces co gregations it they'd use the 'b" in "banana" and the and -. u)C ' th1 association Get ome SCORPIO (Oct 13 to Nov 21) Show more support to kin 'entriloquy or a few relevant in in marmalade wkllforce YARD Decorator Service instead of doing somnrthin that is dcstructne . in the important Magical tricks that illustrate you to move your own llpi. V lealm of you[ existencr StAlt An ilptrend in all of your moral pre ' As you grow more eassoctions and affairs by tHinking constructively Work I F1 00% You can beviorne an excellent 4 perienced. you will sub. 59 PRICES INCLUDE '"Little People" )r own home without spend ,.a Measuring a Fabric sTailofing use words that have Important now. dumm? Come to a better meeting of minds with 45 tl~.os( . OF II In. Wide S t'f I ott r I III (U fl Ic On YOUrYO I Ille thal Nou don't '.1 -it the start, write out Jf tt IS TO A PcrfLct for Blouses Or Kirith shrow )UUT voice " when ou AvhiiabI. your dialogue and then go back And Dresses CAPRICORN (Dec 22 to Jan 20) liii on the right plan that work with your entriloq'ist s over it to sure you remove all % _T_ YARD F nnaWisnhi dummy. will help you have greater prosperity an the future Listen to I : wordsthatinvolveyourownlip . T_ _.!_ ~l _111All you need do is develop a movements. Iiddl has to suggest Follow the ! best advice for right results _ standard "second" vocal pitch - .Oh, it is quite 0 K. for you to . I __ 11 . AQUARIUS (Jan 21 to Feb 19) if you talk over your ,~ ___~.l aen I -_ year-oH __ -1 " I Cyjoanno and Low Koch B g I - .7 ~ ,&_4-* Im The number one ii-lier parents \1 E3 I I today's ____ I - When Clarine was in her freshman year In high school IrnI playe d the olin In dl b ii1d, hi hiLt (lutrk Asbell a sophomore who gained her attention by asking f- ~ if he could carry her violin Rho'It--- V!ii - 1 /,:a. I tut9 00nirnandments __ _r Z - -_ (" , ____ - - en- - _~ %_ I byDav.Graue ,~. '.. , . Sunday,Sept.9,1975B __ - 11 C P r- - i _; I _ __________________________________ _____ i ! _ L...Jeak 66t 0 - ~ -_M . I 91 1 chell Iligh School, Clarine tended the University of Indiana, majoreed in history and Own ~ -- - --- .1 - 0 1 for about 900 born" in the abo%e mentioned areas is midMarch- E4ht weeks pnor to that date, coinstruction Will begin. There will also be eiUw a door to door canvass, miij - 44M . The lntetln,~ Is to b-L. llcl(l ;I t rfc all she i ; f -TV =1__- __ d A native Indiana, C was rn a educated in Mitchell, WHC Her ZCfl Lawrence B. and Effie Susan Sande lived all their lives _____ I easier to run the cable In when ilL, been in our city for over they were installing the uUlity a month. Mrs. Farruggia came Unes. In and e other ari-mi, If there here to help out fktr daughter Springs are underground. If not, it will while slw was in the hospital be aerial. ard during her recuperation. i;__~_Zql - - the ololn.r Wtims of Winter the Meadow1a subdi1sinn. A I i bu 1 also. Mrs. Baker has re*ned Both men were more than as an officer of the helpful in explaining just ~.ow organization, is its soon can expect eab1evon spokesman until the new of The - ____ of Seminole Fataz Ave at 7 30 pm on auje%lslon aflu Ir . .0 fl Sept 19 Acting President Wendorf who is u niar Howard AIMed will pie repsenthtic for the Oriy Tr 11 ik r s ill b I t 'li to III hLiui t uuiitl Cablevision, a I safngdeherc Twirnan 17-4- : - ALLEY OOP !!t l I 7 __";MWM__4_5_ 7_T .__N-If 4 4-, :4 1f_ ~, ~7`w 7 r~-_ .--T1 ~ ~ _ __ IF __ I_ __ I 1 .~ .~ -.,,A _= I~,_P,, I -- f ~ ~ ___ - .. --_ .1 __ ~ ~, I _UZ _ fall',, vivacious, peppy, titan. haired Clarine Asnell finds man hobbs to keep - that any other interested than welcome WINTER SPRINGS- Hi! Spent an hour or so on the phone I W ... J I- T ___ W ,! - , By NANCV BOOTH e Correspondent I -_V M; Ir -1 -so' ~ 7 7' -- - - 1i~~E ~V 11ilo i 7--F . ~1 - :01F 1 a---:-- i r- ______ Mrs. Baker stated that -- - -1 TheSanfordHerajd ~ i Zt =Rs -1i ar~_i I ,. ; i - .T ki a be held. According to Mrs. Baker, this ineeting is one of the most mporthnt ones of the comrn.urUneolthcrcasons is that the Constitution, charter ani will be amended This can oy be done ni the annual meeting ir September. The or of coue the I . = ~~r~ - ---- --- Jk She Collects Fans As Hobby- '' ~ - . _- ~ I ~ 1i ___ - __ ___ _ g! _1.1!ft = I - -, I it 2 All About Clanne Isbel l Is1IrIIII - ____ __ ' __ i. _350 i- _ - ___ ..- Nancy's Newsnotes -. __ ______ LI - _ -- I ____ I I .- - - - ____ , = ~. S - - - - I - - _____ - )_________ ___ r - g. - I ill ~. £ . FRANK AND ERNEST you - - mj - - by B" Thaves _____ - ____ ___ - - G HORCPSWPE WORRY CLINIC Klitf. , 9111IN11 :It"rft - 1 WJ.-1 . bliff ERINce 61"I"M ( __ _ ws& ii' is, &,ir " - i \) T-0 _____________________ A NOUN AND A - __ s __ ,.._, S. - - ____ NOUN DOS$'T - - Ar - ,-, - 7ahia - WINTr - - : flM ( - by Dick Covolli -- (W -4NGJ wo HI .... - AN I -- -- . I / V Do( 1 - F -- I[ - I— (( -6---- BLÔDlE - . '- ) ill •' - . I 77 n1i 0 ) , I~ . kt'%_', , _1~ -_ I -' ~ ~, I 11 : I .. ) I, ' /,~ ___ "I , ~i /!( - _~ I (. _40Xt ~- - - Cotton I i. - ___________________ - ) ./ e ? .; ~ 11 ; / ,.- 11 ~ ( \\ ~ I ___ I!— 0%Jr I - ~ -I .1 - - ( cNZ5T 14 .", - - i 1. ,L .~% , ( -1 - - - -_ Chic Young , -;% ,0:1 ~ rn' . .1 A .41y ~(1~ ~_7 #4 __ ___________________ EY vu or ~~r TI.4ArLu mp ~,.9 __ _', .P ) - Double Knits I ~ i i ' - 0 - a (( ,) Q Acrylk Plaids £ I I wii DRAPERIES / - C. . . . -\ . __________ BEETLE BAILEY Lee Falk and - - -. T AA Sy Barry AT ' - I - — I - - - - NEvEg • f - -- ED - - / - = t - - -'m I NIN,,ry 4 - - - . _1 __ - - 4-2 1i ow 14 1 11 # C-e z 17 d9 0/mol t y eq 2n - it.j," 14 0 __ . / .:, Is "~'4~o) . I _- // -- N 1i 1- • hen Machine Wash, Tumblo Dry. No Chawle - No Oblipt.on Love collection of infant gifts PHILIPS $ IId (i..aus r 9 OOA M Until I.-= . - Am 23rd Thri) !10 = OmPlete Wardrobes : or Bo?jr & Girls. . __ S tu dio Registrations: _______ FIRE RETARDANT Compiles With F ederal Flammability I .v- __ _= " DECORATORS - __ Scifyr Twinky I Solids I 19 Prints , 179 ' filsher tonal level when the ilelp create the illusion of two tilummy carrying on a Ofl fix up an emade ice Wi h Movable lower jaw for But then keep your own lips ;__JMw dummy. which you can immobile while you shift to that I then O to with one hand. higher pitch And utter Ithe s soon as you ask the dummy's replies. Meanwhile. my a olu"llon and then move his lower jaw in unium I"Mbine his Jaw movements with the number of syllables in ""ill, %our "n higher pitched rach word he apparently utters, r the audience ill (,o to your mirror this minute I iiInniediately react to the and watch your lips as you ~ illtisioll that [h,- sound is coming recite the two replies to that fmtn the dummy' breakfast query mentioned 1 Orange, Volusta t iI ' • - Dirvcfors: Chrr Plymouth 5 i • c & - Vogue Poflerns EM frtnct is lutoniatic for the k4ion can even make you. the ratn imagine your voice is Atwooll wtive to no. Crane in core *# "Lis = 1 08 pof, toulsil"I a tons stomp". q.v /-7 "' -""" !ive You 3 chance to inake fine new contacts Avoid one who I is unfntendl to your interests PISCES (Feb. 20 to Niall 20) Get updated in botN busin . CIS I Jf _-:~~ and Petsonal affairs to you feel more comfortable in tod3 ' THE PHANTOM W01ld DolnA whatever will delight the! one you love is wlyse " I Become a happier person that way. too 'TI4j5 AREA M PirESTEP one of those charming YOung people who is eager to meet othett. especially thosc in high office. gooil po%ition in life and will get along verywell with them, and therefore would do well in some (iId where helping others express thcrnselvcs better is conceined I he education should be comiderabic and slanted along such lines, or along 1ine of solving others M Interesting file, I he Stams impel they do not compel What y ou make of Your life is latsely tip to YOU! October is a ow Hollywood, si _ ----- -- F =n ady For sour opy send ourbirthdaie and cxn 7"rRE -styciNc, .1 MR CTN Tvl,r, -W do __ - :- - ! T lo~ - ~/ , -5-) _~ "- -- .. . -_ . i DUT YCV CA%OCT FC"10 us TO so. 't __ T Wrt Walker I C*u6HtER TO SUCH A PJACe? . .1?.-_-1V1_ ~CUP BETTE#, L 41 - __ -- I CAN WARN You .- You - - v I x~~i ' i Fff%~ —' i ___ - _ . - OUT T"EIZE, ImE PAIROL twip . . ... , '_ ff ,&, F_~"! -1 ____~ i -_ - • 11 - 01 _., ~ " I - -1 r, r . _t 11 Will Coop1rr,itC,*%1'tIl)(ql c4n rain them more easily Attend group inectints that Ii • , they -- insw. 11 5 ___ MMUL01.151 I'M A P"s ' W957 UPC" 601416 WITH MY FANE;Z! I a -- ' - j -- - (I i I II 4 1 I ~ ,z aLi______ w ' 11 L . - 000 1 N\f, - ___ __ �•rt $VV_#-_ WtV V ,T'V"rt ] La r. - fte Sanf ord Herôfd 6 B-. . . ._. --lT"ornen r4 aiicatois Degin : (1~ Ile ffirralb Condifions i$ F ear 11, 4. $ ___ IN' 7 _ 1 i , t r_,-~-2-V _______ ____ 11 Responsi*b _-_-.__ .---..-. Actress I ftsmi ue D In ~ _____ - ._=_1 _~_~ ~__ =~ . - - — iVio vies ____ ,.,.. . __________ - Mb A ___________ 1_' — - _____ - - the fact that there Are so many urnt to Hollywood from the jroblems at the box office," r,tnge in Englnd. She w- acsaid the auburn-haired Miss daim an Shakespearean the. -Vi, Zji,~,_, _",r, --- - Clark m an LnIervIe ider and in Canadian roles "But people today go to the From the time she began her movies for th e picture. lnde- acting career at age 12, Miss r'ndent producers know this Clark says people suggested It : d can make a movie bcu a ssould be tmprtant to work bt names. Even t hough 'arecrow work. But Hollywood ' flCC tr ust ed th e its ignortd it sii s.tItI yd game, she has Miss Clark, 29, says she has played with ten of the great sti- karnecI ____ V ____________________ _____ ___________ V - -ã per-stam. But. she adds. she morking with top stal.s.- She isies the exrient wort1 has never i t ' P " i sa runaway box-office - : 'To go on a hollywood NO GUAR ANTE ..ACtreSS Susan Clark says big In six scars che has made wlth stars, everything becomes names no longer insure success for a film at the box mo movies with j experience, Egos of fice. n- 441i enormous are ser.s tive to exposed nerve Reynolds Robert Redford Henry Fonda, (lint Eastwood and ends. And you have a labor Now she would like to work ith? Was It really you in those hart Lancaster, with whom sh Uect'nacaans) who have with her peers,, someone like node photographs in m en's tN m her flt'%t ,tars actors ome and go They 0% acts hcach She f tired I uai. i7r It miash success, "1 Spo the Tw Cal brce 'ieen t thi V V I. Vt ca, ii V Uark is married tu pr e their social and economic conditions, He found that working class mothers had a deeper predation for neatness and cleanlincu. They rated high Ui those qualities qua esthat a make l&iI class k Ior respec bilit y. Middle says on — , one of I Cali am OX, I me a r WIN T f or th.11 f I L- 81 • A932 P" W F-W de. POIC EAST •2 •54 1Q78 * QJ 1084 be VA J143 #765 K . x Wftt C £74 Both vulmrable Nortli East sogth 1# 9I 3# 5# Pass 810 Pass Pan Pass '-at Of I nN Mr Ed f`lol M41 74 Opening lead- q with learning problems — some long "Just last night, Fawn volim_______________________ to theclub. East had to hang act of heart.c; West had mentally retarded — spend a teered to one of the counselors to keep the high diamond; no month each summer, that she had been in a fight. It Oiw*Id & James JarJ one could guard clubs ar4 the Terry is 7 years old, slight of was the first time she acknowl. grand slam wheeled tn build and red hatred. lie's had edged that she The 'ries r recognized a IN(PAPLFJ TLPPJ4 SE A1 and while hemknn? problem herself and that's takes play he is inclined to progrem" Ward said. I 7M fOrget fiew conventions. p is Operated by a The student on the other school of Lex. Tbeblddingha,bee,i: a hand loves new conventions west • to rt of Nerth East th menthlheal&aprogr MW Wild persuaded the Profesand Is Pan IT 3* sor to meant to serve as a model for ran ' wom n which live clubs shows others in the future. Yog,South,hold: no aces or three aces; five •Q 14 4 2 12 •A 4 4A K Basically, Its program forces diamonds, one or four; five the children to set goals for RIO DE JANEIRO (AP)— isearts, two aces and a general,, I IIL themselves and to achieve I 4 Scallerurairaeu.lOOAmg A-Hid fourciub,, ouaI,1to Ii .1.1 ) unsatisfactory nand and (are them. Each evening, th e chil& bli a carto, spades two aces and a satisfacdoctor called ['re. fly Cartoon Aids Brazil Drive On Cancer m . hol The Professor sat South and when the Student responded five spades the Professor for. inf orl ACROSS I I IL AT 41 spanith litio h ArLeritan - r'-- ,, " _____ 44l'otIri&aI s&tst = "' •. :., I [• 1"4 • 13 Prayer emaks • is el i7Car flmeaier Mau,, 91.ri, 'irrt - ordinal P181(orm 3VNf, OEASStdt : 0 1b- .. . LJ LEI% torn a te, bts '3)r%t . A *I I Mt11`CW% LTQ . . j Of Mildew /dew ''v Li__'— - 1-1--ii~-=1 ti - I .wi-V%m #bsq, I tra Q LC-,:o%o - 29 Small drink 3: UP 11 X ft of ?a1p , - MA" Prev '' hi, J Cnai 5Cymbeiu,, n %ar, Many of lGenu,of I -1 _ep -__4 3 j4 12 Tf] 6 Slbtj'rp 1i1lo iJ ti - lable. 1--jr- ~ .. :; I I! . 46 , 11~11 11 . _ - - .- .i - . I i S. I 00 kAW4. 1-1-411 - - - myLA— Mm - X 0 F__- - - _- -- ,- -I - ~ 1 19 ______ - V , -. toIdarcporter. OsCAO$54tarr w_! ~ 1. Nut they put time, when normally 'r- are ' on snow white milk exclusively Fent on Earls American design. - a - glued to soap op- - -' -- :VL---------- f-F i r H jJi 1 :'2.". - - for ie "their main features. r,t :. . i w th or ____ inembering —_ i 1. ~EE . I column by 2 lro hes TOO %m&:IOranad, floted or e?1caa'-.T' You're reading this one!1 means VE ' =_ ' V j ; ;•;--,j A'. 7 tn-:Lf5 %W IV ,J on It, and he — . .1m . ''e, I B)LLEI.GILI ___. Ektrilsion Home B - ' -S. b,bJ ••• .fl , . -_ . ' asked" Ke-op Your Student Aware Of What's Happening Back Home T'he transaction was consummated and Maude got her •____. -, a nice couage inn nearby residential section, aaiIvy, uuugni IVVV__ With , --- V . . account to pay her living e.Wnses, and observed the erection of a $2 million industrial park and Office As time went by, Maude got on ,I n years and finally firl aIjh1 away. passec, It's Inexpensive . Only ''' ' - tha t - — u -...--Dorothy I. Dill •1 4" / '.Y -— ..-,'.." 7 ' 4' a' ---_ ' i,.. ot, Y' -. - " itI/: -”. .-'.I!,, .,,,. ' -• rn,;1: , - ..- .' - „,. :"",' take - . • -. ' .- - ' . • - 'b'— . I . - __ ,1 . Z . - ,;/, ___ - - - (ont'd. On Pg. J cohi, __ ~ I small FORUM exercise as an older peron can take, but actually will And the diet experts say that regular walking helps to keep th e weight down - cou. pled with a sensible diet, of course. Put comfortable ciothes and shoes. Any time is good time to walk. And If you have 20mlnutesfoc' it, you can walk a mile, on e , , I ai'S iO Senior L tters Citizen r .a.a Forum addressed 0 the Copley News Service in care of this newspaper. Volume of mall prohi bi ts LOWmay for' several years, and is most vlduaJ replies iMpOrtant for the senior citi. ------------ FACTS Tom Moore worked out a Sale price, $,000 esti- '- 4 . Irazt- _ 4 .- . ! I ~1 I - -M ~1_ . !10~- ",_T '. ~ P. 82 71 per cent x $6,8&), equals the tax free gain. $5,6, tax able capital gain on sale, $1,390 Also big thanks to Frank " a '-.ta ra ' h)potht'tnalcasefortbe Li \t Ii d t'' h :il r .ome er help keep the weight down. is - 'Entwen ''. Dear lay: It's a fact. If you have good feet there's nothing better for you than a good walk out In the fresh air every But don't go too far to % , *1~? \t' If "' - :j ' .r i , ,.- * . ' - --,.- no . _...--." I I ot relief. . "This as een in the law ' -- - And Bill You Later ' -. selling h there is partial "y - When the title eompanyhntlnuide its title search it found evidence that hind had been legally married to Alice and - -- '; I - -__-owa .W x,I TI ' Title Search ' , - " 'itj I I- = cl;~~ 1- ,, th ,.-.. I - ' . -. fi'tit , • I ~ 'j. When the property was purchL the indutri al-office complex they obtained a policy of title flisur aike as t',,.thnce of title It didn't take a battery of Pluldeiphia lawyers out that the (our Buyer children might ban a claim against the title company, = ______ . _ W! !1F4__4;-wW_0--,, _w . I , -" ~i~_, :Z They discovertA that their dad had dee.jed the property to Maude, that Maude had sold the proW* Y for W.000,that Maude, too, had died, and they wondered It they had an In- p • of AL_ n,,, - r .. l' - , - . - a , — ' - .1 ' . - - ' _f/,y',1,- --'' ;$-: -. .: . • -, - t, , V - • either spouse is over 65 years of when their home Is sold and have lived in It S years out th e last 8 there is tax relief. Should the home sell for $20,000or under the tax as all Forgiven even .1 a I OUg., #ts, ough a..) uO f101 replace it Ck 1.1 wit an he the be age :" /. ! - Arid, with that question. a can of worms w .'upened. 'We'fl Start Mailing On Request just a St...-, - ' CALL 322.2611 to be part of the future projecti said. An easy way to protect Sandeiwooci Villas is located leather is to apply a good wax on Airport Boulevard, just east dressing. Even floor wax ap. of 17-92 and is having its grand plied to shoes (both the uppers opening this Sunday. and the soles helps to keep As an inducement for moisture out. Be sure they are prospective buyers, Park very dry before waxing. An Avenue Investors has reduced Interesting way to protect the the prices of the one-and twopages of a book is to spread the bedroom condominiums for the pages out fanwlse to the air and first two weeks of the opening. d us t them wi th inexpensive Sales are being asstitedy Dick talcum powder or cornstarch. Bond and Associates. common - I activities are he - you as "Whatever happened to the land he used to own around * .uyu; ...,, Tours, parties and creative mildew. You may also co'nsidif storing against House sale tax b rea 1<: poss I b le ''L. street to see if anyone knew anything about long lost Ii U)eI' . d tl- t Oul thaiiisr they ii crc told that Bud bOil cued a $240 Per Month protection witha striking view r Seminole's new courthouse and Park Avenue. - for planned acti vi ties f or the Clean soiled clothing and spray with fungicide Products to give park .,. Villas would become a center special care to some articles and surfaces where necessary. own their ways. One weekend all the children of Alice and Bud had a reunion iii Ohio and decided that next summer they'd th eir families toget he r and make a trip to Florida the purpose of seeing the state's newest attraction, World. ' 'So,in the summerofl97l, here came fludsfouj' children. ; -_ base at a Cost of $17,000 as part of a city beautification program. Above, man relaxes in well - lighted Dalsemer. the 30-year-old driving force behind the con. CITIZEN The four children went to Sanford's first all-adult senior a nd retired citizens con. - At breakfast the following morning, one of the boys suggested a stop at Op county murthouse just down tile J -- will tell you about leaky roofs, rantacs on the h homes they By Marty Ralbovsky settling foundations that crack build and sell — five years If the L-shaped ranch on Regal Avenue begins to SVif . bedroom and kitchen walls, the roof , NEW YORK INEI three years on the destruct three months into the To many people, the Amen. water in their cellars, septic septic tank, a year on the payment SENIOR can Drtam is owning a four, tanks that over-flow. driv e- electrical wiring, etc. But the book, the buyer has to turn for help, lie bedroom, split-level, colonial, ways that buckle, Sieves that Bureau said the plan is at leastnowhere cannot run, face distorted masquerade as picture wan, live years style home with a two'car c1ow in their away from being with outrage, to the contrac. living rooms, garage set On a Street lined implemented, tor, or to the bank which is with trees and manicured Even more horrifying, per. holding his mortgage, and ask lawns. Ah. suburbia: Amer. haps, All of which leaves the typi as the for a refund Most home-own. Ca's Shangri-La lack of consumer cal American Dreamer in a ers who have already survived protection that is offered to perilous position. lie can get a the rigors of loose shingles But, as many people who the home-buyer In America warranty on the new automo. have purct'ased (heir dream. The Consumer Affairs Bureau bile he drives. He can get and crabgrass will tell you homes in the last decade will in Washington, I).C., will that, in tell guarantees on the appliances were lefttimes of crisis, they attest, getting into the typical you that it cannot come to the to sink or swim in By JOHN T. WATIS e purchases. He can even Tudor is only half the strug. aid of every single home buy- a get their own flooded baser,tents refill from hi dentist if gir Surviving in at is the er burned by a slick cont ra * the silver falls out of his teeth Which means, of course, that other ha if tor who sofd them a faultv leis than a ear after it was they were left to pay for the A recent cOluffin here "id -. 1...._ "uu. i ne rsureau Will also Horror stories from home. $300 to thata seiiur citizen sell put there H'ut on the greatest repairs themselves it has been work. single Investment of his life t ell pump the cellar dry, $200 to home could 0WflCtS are not get a special (ermites in damp wood. Theys ing on a plan that would rehis home fie runs the risk drain the septic tank. M for tax break. This inforniation . quire contractors to give war- alone. a new roof, and so on was given by a spokesman at (COnflnued on ext page ' an Internal Revenue Service office, but it as not true. be he misunderstood the ques- Almost by accident they .cpent the night tit a motel in here th ey once lived as small children many - N 30f403 d estors, by removing the cause, by drying the air, by providing adequate A mans ' home is his hassle Fits! in the Winter Park-based park A v enue Inv announced even --- ------- - __ - - - How to Survive your new home in swne of the state's other attractiows such as Cypress Garden'; the Cape, Lion rruth discolor leather and So, the first step in preventing mildew as to keep things clean. City crews recently installed walkways, landscaoing and remodeled flagpole monument - flae) sptnf seral d us at I)lsne} and stIll had time A Subscription To rot and fail to pieces. They L_____.-_. - .. NIENIORIAL PARK, N. Park Avenue Seminole lk)ulevard, Sanford, has blossomed into a day a nd night attraction for visitors and citizens for - .. - _ -- LAKEFRONT ATTRACTION get EVERY WEEK ninu __ wmm #-— -__ - -_ ___~~ - ___ _ ____ - stay- flack in Ohio, Alice, too, had It's Complete In Detail ' often free watched the rest of her money earn enough fiom a savings j~ altfjprh IN - r w-= --. Is- 21 ~ ~7 - M0 - - - - - -t- -, - - --~ -- - M-- r ::- - ,.,, Mice retI1ainedtn Ohio and Bud remained ifl Florida. Bud found it more and more difficult to along without a woman (if tie house so he finally engaged a housekeeper we'll call Maude. Maude was good to him, she took good care of him, and after some years went by she moved in with Bud and for all practical purposes In the eyes of the law a cornman law marriage existed. After many years, Bud decided that the time had come to reward Maude in some manner. Since the 20 he owned were purchased by him and deeded to him In his name only, Bud arranged to deed the property to both himself and to Maude who by this time had become known as Mrs. Buyer. Some years later Bud passed away and th e property passed to Maude. She lived there until one Spring day when she was visited by some real estate people. As Winterland grew, the edge of the city crept closer and "flow much?" asked Maude. "What would you say to $200,000?" he asked, Maude replied, 'I'd say I'd take it with no questions — .- , property. U 1 fir 41111112 ~ __W~- -- - . ----- Sanford Receives Sun Ciiy ' __l . I U rever MP, rA warm, or is poorly aired and ,r y ighted. They can grow "IfIlost anywhere, it the conditions are right. They leave a musty odor-diwolor 18b. .cs. and sometimos PAt Inin - I ., _-wwz~ ~__ii__X ~ALIA" % •ISI - of uuifleit) areas that are closed. - I 0 .I ' # - - tl~l Al.-Am 4__S_4~:: - t wasgoing to relnafn closer to Maude' 20 acres. "Maude," said one of the real estate men, "we have some clients who are looking for 20 acres of land for an induatr-Ial park. You do have 20 acres good land here and our buyers are willing to make you a very generous offer for the G o fir - 'a '-;. to figure ) _ __ __ - — mmmu~ _ that acres Start a subscription to The Sanford Hera:cj for Your student away from home Today I 201 S. Elm Ph. 322-7121 Sanford (In " s" he Ace Hardware Bldg.) NI , .. get FREE GIFT WRAP '- - ------- ____ - - I - and finally the fourth. Hut, all this time she was still trying convince Bud it, he workedhl, he built CAAM%+ Will be mailed six days a week for nor'i11is want the re*Iiy unusual in beautiful glass. - - -_-_ __ their •t.1 . ---_-_-_- . :~'. " ..i~%~ W1 _ -W . it. He also figured one or two winters In Ohio would bring Alice and the children back to Florida. SLOnlothena -F—A F40 r- SIX DAYS A WEEK Hrilltant crystal, deli. .i':ly edgal ar:d I— I- - -- . ,. I Ail. , . . - ~ i But Alice figured wrong. Bud had made up ilia mind Yeari ago to find h3i Utopia In Florida. fie found It, he bought It's Informative has the edge beautiful milk glass L,I, -I __ I - train and returned to the north. She figured Bud would follow Q, meet "see and be seen" safet standards shed some light foa nights. .. _- .. I - - __ , - I _n - '_~:, winter snows of Ohio were just as bearable .w .wless seasom in Flori(ki with all the Insects, snakes, etc Unable to get Bud to agree to return to Ohio, Alice' packed her luggage and that of her four children, board 60MOMKON 2O .- .-. - .- - 1) On designing and creating Hal loween ewdurnes at home to - nl!-. pc=ts as par, r' tblic service progjan' '7 LLJ I -about a lump or -tore they'd ri*. - 4 the people who have come here saw Prevengdo iji" t - - 18 p r - ._-... Leave the i"ukr on sev eral "a U . Economics Agent MEM_-W_~F - Z - 11~-_ If you are to be away for .r 1 several days, it may be wise to I ~~~ z~ ~~~ irm How To Prevent Mildew- leave the air conditioner on at What is mildew' It's the 1. ithin higher temperature setting j . Often whitish, growth produced than usual, say &) degrees or .; U % . On'many kinds of surfaces by above, and have a friend check . molds-those simple plants by occasionally. Air con.4-- 1" belonging to the group known as ditioning is an excellent way to fungi. They commonly develop -, -_-_____ ---- -- - - - -- I i - The Hometown News Will Help Relieve That Homesick Feeling Handmade Petticoat Glass . W , -, But bv thr t"I"'."l-li"(1 (!- I'ledthis %kiv,n't for her.stit. %~~,:, expecurg'. The first child wai bum, then the second, the third . Fenton czitee%sicndwer,j,j 31 I or prevent - Is Offered U.L rived Sc.'0 a n,& 1~3tc-*ISCE, . - ,- I- - I I Is Your Student Going Away To School? __ favor of 4l)ft _; - mnari sulaequcnt .J Prevcnddo was presented don't get the food you want." DlecoraLin costurnes with nto retro-reflez , l The campers are divided i ive material is an earlier this year on TV and rry)vie screens throughout Bra- four grmps, each (lix-rating as effective way to make young Jcts slick, low-key propa. ganda in this country's tar).-run go%errunent, h h.,._ . . . _. I Florid ~CN I LOUIS Mo. (AP) — 'lip ent, L%e taine outfit that pro. 1. — V&I 11I 11 I Alice Dies t'f,owns Prevenf inn for assured. - — Warring signs of cancer and is renecled in Um loss of what- can make up their own designs. urged anyone ththkinge might ever the group is trying to ac- Parents should be certain the be in danger to get a checkup. P1 ' if the fire isn't start- duidren will be visible from The campaign was sponsored " You c•IIYL cook, so there's front, back and 5ides, the asso- foundation - - T.I :. 4. l etters to Alice finally con. vinced her that she, too. would enlov li Hng in BUT3 description of a paradise. She agreed to marry him if he wOuld come to Ohio where she could be married "properly" to the new Floridian. They came to Florida but Alice wasn,t too happy with 0 III what she found. 11ving amid the reptile-1. 011gatcrs and ea of ut , uI Litin Ariacraca s bmutest d ('JIlaJIkt&1) .cparuk unit ware,s hit11) iLiblc to drii country. Wearing a islte Three are all boys, on is for ers' at night, the association knock and g1' says. lists material is available back d Each child is given chores to Forth the cartoon doctor pointeither iron-on or sew-on tab. ed out the seven most common to and failure to get them done rics and tape, so youngsters V .. 1 Noti fu o ( III iou:j k' d"I" t g'ua ran tee that 3-ou'll rumi rig 'ht out to find that fortune laden ship that got into the wrong port sometime In Iaa, . - 'south of the Border for Bud Buyer ill(] Just that. lie came to Florida. toured the state and finally decided a 20-ocre site a few inilei out of the little town of Winterland was just what he needed. fie bought I t for very I I t tie and luid plen 1),of ca.sh I i-cot lab has greatly increased The American Optome tric Aa. talk over how well cancer awareness In 1 , done ve sIn, In a Your partner continues to four or how poorly. "We've had a fourfold message to parents, says a Hat Th ey help to plan the pro- bween costume should be vi, crease in the number ofpeole " AIIwrrMomday -towing up here for exam- grain with the counselors," ibie to drivers traveling at Miss Miller said. "For ex- speeds of 70 inatims after the miles per hour and ample, they help make up the gT campaign started" said t be free of masks that Ans'.s, to Previous Puzzhi uauirectar of Brazil food orders and warn that if v block a child's view. you don't do It correctly, you Nat1onal Cancer Institute. arl JIM . 11 College does not brin# happiness and that rich fuH Iffe unlessyou havebeen conditioned toexpectjt Iamnotuyfng that one WAY is right and the other wrong, Only that Parental influence does; make the difference. ST. to a _____ ______ . college? M akeCh ild . Night Bright In Costume off 0 and not expected sex roles. What do you think are the chances Susan will attend 'We use the outdoors as a four weeks, but at is a start in in en The roles of husband and wife, man and woman were overlapped in this home. Who ever got borrie first started dinner, chores were divided According to Ilhes and dislikes heart; ruffed a diamond and nititivating factor.- said Heide the right direction,'* Ron Ward, ran off all the. trumps. hiller. director of Camp Greeri. a staff member at the camp, It didn*t matter who held the brier. where two dozen children said. 0- -T. Pan ct Both of Susan's parents viewed the stay at home ' of diamonds to discard one her housewife as soap opera, boring, nagging woman, Education was the key to developing ' Pan 2# Pan Pan . . ot aoust p a rents Lnaris p1ce in the heme. was government As Bud Buycr wadcd through all Ohio snowdrift one, 1410 - -Y tO fift 'us sweetheart, Alice, he made up his mind this wlls thc last Winter he'd go through in Ohio. filter that evening he pleaded with Alice to marry Will and IflC%t. a. No." said Alice. But You go on down there and if you 4 decide t ha t Iloridii is the pla ce for yo u let me know.- I I marries They also told her that she could even have a full been opened and there was "I iia tents, swa.m in a lake oped a violent temper. a] ways hope. and cooked hot dogs over an Fawn is 10. A brutal childfire, hood left her withdrawn, afraid He won the first trick with But their summer camp was of the world and the people in his king of diamonds; drew Ear more than Just fun, It was a it. rnentally sevelal years bI trumps with wo leads o rornt Iy:kt l es? tiny step on the road back to find her ge arid Iritable ub U When health they lost those around her. over. but the mopping up. Sumcwhett along the way in "To be honest. we can't acThe Profemr cashed the am their young lives. COmplish a great deal in just 4 A K 109863 VK109 m V"; tru, ki I'll " ~" .) -i7d , I construction in the Portland Company for a new the 'Winter Park Federal In Seminole's unincorporated county seat by 30 per cent, In Longwood emphasis was ready-mix cement plant at 468 Savings and Loan office, areas single family ho Building was off 75 per cent in Aulmn uses were shifted from single family Avenue, Construction $98,000, New construction in Seminole the unincorporated areas in value was listed at $110,000. The responsible for more than half homes with permits issued for Count)' hit its lowest level in August and down 16 per Also issued was a permit for a the building activity last month, only three, $79,924. Permits nearly two years last month over the cent issued only other buildinp permit seven.stomy office building, Permit,.'; were eight month period, issued for were so during the also issued for a ani builders and month in Palm Towers, $1.6 million, homes with construction cost land Altamonte Springs was down 80 Oviedo was for one singleTotal of warehouse $36,600, a food store de5'.iopers are blarising the per cent In August, 8 per cent new construction cost in $2,657,811. $30,000 and an office addition to in family home, $30,000. high Interest rates for the the January through August Altamonte during August was In addition to apartment the juice plant on SR 434, $9,500. The decrease in building in $5,044,671 compared with decline. (See box on page BC). period. construction worth another $1.2 Altamonte Springs is du Casselberry's construction e not $9,288,&i in Aug., 1972. lief from the high interest million. The cost of six in. remained centered in housing In Casselberry, Winter only to higher interest rates, situation has been indicated by Springs and Longwood building but Tile city a week 890 also the ban placed on new copies filed dustrial buildings totaled with nina single family homes, the federal of its plans for its sewer by during the eight month period connections to the sewa $265,800 and one office building, $213,145. g e plant plant expansion (k'tober, overall was up 100 per cent, 43 by the state 7,5 million Winter Springs issued per. Department of gallon daily capacity regional $20,000, was begun con-. Only Sanford registered gain.'; per cent and 62 per structjon, mits cent Pollution Control, 10 homes, $223,000. over the comparable period in respectively facility and hopes to get conwhile all three In August, permits were struction of the plant underway August, 1972 with 172 permits were down in August. issued for 15 single family by yearend. issued for $777,586 in new In Oviedo the Construction homes, $418,500; Knolls building. For the first eight news in August was the Federal funding for a major Is permi t Apartme nts, 256 units, months of th e year, however, picked up by the Lehigh- million and $2.4 part of the construction costs is 31 the ti ng Page iC The story you're about to read is h:n'I the fl rfl ,y'j iflaf th.-. nu tf',l,. , , I .c to , r Dec 4D JULIAN STENSTJlOj Hernial Real Estate Editor \1~ Part-lits, always told her that ahe must be equal to the man she table the Professor knew what and Fawn went to camp this fles. Has attitude toward life unniei. They went on hikes, turned negative and he develhe had done, but a heart had 41013 as I like thousands of kids. Terry 5Tills alinost everything he ban- As som as the dummy hit the I C By I V 1 3)' DONNA EST IS herald Staff Writer AV .acatio, That Paid For /tse/f - --- I!p ( Mary never saw her father wash dishes or mop a floor. that was woman's wol,k. Higher education was alright but not necessary. In fact they told her, It might make her too smart for her husband. The most Important thing was to be a good wife and mother and to m,irry a man who would take care of her. Whatdo you ththkthe chances ar hat yw4neven want to attend college? C Problem Childran "-"-_, _ _-_, * ' was to decide betweefi ' proble even spades ansi T 62 cat e . Uiti children, a . 0 Sot all about the convention I and marked his partner with NORTH (D) a ci I I Mistake bid, but SIam ; ;n a no Ma C BRIDGE AT -_ -h~6" onstruction I of Take for Instance two ca histories. Mary grew up in a typical b!-,e collar bmie. She saw her father go off to make &I It true you fall In said, explaining why actors lo~e with everywie you work IV-rd .such retreats. — e ines - F- Happiness is high on the value list for boys by middle clam mothers, but workizig clam mothers rate honesty and obedience before happiness for their sons, but not for their daughters. e 11 the past. But it'll sure make you wonder just what happened to some that property in Florida that one of your parents or grandparents once might ha ve owntd in this state . - - I r I people including one's self ucer lni,*, for film, to do his bidding. rxile." t:!, I -_ - - parents are more concerned with values associated with internal standards that govern individual relationships with emino S -- over visiting Haiti, Puerto Rico, st. Thomas and Nassau, ap. not Yub Sunday, September 9, 1973 () Whittle, who a,Ong w I Lh Ih e others on board, was thrilled to !rXhSthe.V in a the Spr Real Estate *Gardening *Decora utloo want to Pass on to their chi' .dren which are related a private more. & 'se Just . Lifesty I es in .\ti She was in -Shou,down" with chine and you must know what her to play with names any ducer-director Robert Joseph. says she has you want or you will be chewed Rock Hudson war,ts a good l ittle interest, her own woman's and Dean Martin. t by it. The stars have the film. " That movie is a perfec 1W thing," — a t eability to be secure, confident, recently ac. Miss Clark ampl e o mean, i..iiC the stage 9uJvu, , , onr axr.,, S detached. You enn go into mid "Th e publicity she is 135-year-old farmhouse n and be vulnerable and ficin .1 nr. nn n,'trei . p, ~" T %; 0, 145 up V ft IFI vive or you can find the lingwood. Canada, She hopes a tuo photographs, one of Dean wa% to says, are not the same. if 1 e 5"ne day to live in it. Meazt. picture and tin t good, she is rated Hock They are sellwhi l e it is her own "prlate ing those two names, not the In the L-vrinning. two women that way, Some movies click in one preserve. a very secure place," ided Mat three characters are who liva,h,d a new talent proWi involved in a movie." gram on the movie lot would place and not in another. She "as made two movies in New grass. She hopes to do some of It is frustrating for actresses. shift through tow of material but the inale-oriented bi^. :sn't to try to find a good part for York and finds it a hostile the remodeling work herself. "Land, space, a house are a new. sk added. It has been go- Miss Clark because of her con- place. But in other places, such Ing on since World War If tract. "Ibe next obotacle," she as Clemson, S.C., actresses are very reassuring pull back to % h e n a sold ier rttu ONh ome still stars and "they cannot do reality, an environment that '€1 1S was to enough °"' They ask c.inb controhiej You can deal as i dorumant male, a hero and director to hwls Builders Blame High Interest Rates V I . y on a We amily ad - _______ '' I 1 s -- . I _r-__--- .. - le or 0: Alpha Nu (2wpter of Alpha Alpha Nu Chapter nIernl)ers Delta Kappa sorority held Its enjoying the buffet supper were first meeting of the se.ion at Gene Allen, Ruby Booth, Sheila the beautiful Iske side home of Cnmeon, Cyn thia Cram, Mary Elizabeth Dunn, Laurel Kate Nash in Elimore, Elizabeth Gallant, Chfld' k O Hernandez. Rebecca Esther A buffet supper Iloliias •tntl Mary (;race and the members enjoyed By MARILYN GORDON socIal hour in the benutifull) hosk) Seminole Coordina to r for You th Programs, Inc decorated rooms Also Mildred Lind, Jean The family is tble meeting a child's basic IllIght of evening was Tytle, Kate Nash, President physical and psychological needs. The degree of successful a report of the recent Inter- Marion Nichols, Alice Parry, justment achieved national Convention at the Catherine Pierce, Norma which in fl uence his family rela tionships Americana Hotel, Bal Harbor, Ragsdale, Margaret Rc)nolds, The child reared in a rigid home tends to be submissive Miami Beach. Th but resentful of restricti son hLsfreed om the permissively by 011ie Reese is was given Roberta Richards, Helen Whittle who Richey, Joyce Roberts arid reared child is likely to be aggressive and outgoing. The child represented th e chapter as a Belle Rumbley. of emotionally s ta ble par en ts can be expected to exhibit well de legate. controlled behavior reactions; th e child of emoti onally , paten ts . Rucker, Also DWncHV . i%tcer, Marie f those who display inconsistent at. There were 4 delegates and titudes toward him may become a confused or frustrated alternates from England, Stumpf, Angie Taylor, Dura tndivldual, reflecting in his own behavior the personality Canada, Puerto Rico, Argen. Wakefield, Lorraine Whiting, defects to which he has been exposed. Whittle. Elols tins and the United States. The social and economic Wilkins and phdges Marnita of th e family can be a large factor. Not only is the adolescent of an A travalogue of the Mptia Carli and Charlott ('cr. economically underprivileged home eie DelLa Ka ppa post-convention dnd ma ny of the privileges and enriching experiences enjoyed by middle and Carribean Cruise followed. upper class children, but his values are conditioned for him Appruidmately 850 passengers by his family. enjoyed sailing the Nor. For Instance, Dr. Melvin I., Kohn, a nati ona lly known weian MVS Skyward I t dt fifth ,tdL chI1rcra a ol tikir families in which he concluded that all parents have values Among them ws 011ie Reese which *y - - - ~ 77 77~ N. - -A _____________ NEW YORK (AP) Cana. And it has continued because ckan.born actress Susan Clark man must now build himself ias b' nw'.0 nimes no lon, U) 1k hi. karnt'd s'm art. cr constitute box office appeal no longer interested in focusmg llollyi000 is still male on on bun en!e(L which may account for The.sLr-trained, Miss Clark - - tC1CVn With Travelogue - IS 1. r /V12_V . ... .... :: .~ ~, - I - Chanen 4 es -, __ __ _-__ --.-., .- ]i Bl t_,t e - --- - -- - Sunday. Sept, Canadian i __ - V* I i ,, ,. '.J" , 'l" . . - a I ('havoor, who prepared elaborate sample comput.atwn which came up Wiui es sen tiaI l the same answ!r. Dear John: I have heard that the plain old exercise of walking not only is as good an '4'-,-F '- The largest collection of art in the Western 11cm,. sphere is found at the Metro. 1 ti 1 Museum of Art at Ave vaflu ,t. in New York City The World Almanac sa, ys'Great mas ters of all the ages are ancluded in the museum's collection of more than I.. tX) 100 or k i of art ( , an �V. 1-1 1J t24 Real Estate 413 -1 f Dodge Says Building Stays Constant Question Box By JULIAN STENSTROM Herald Real Estate Editor (Editor's Note: If you ha l e a quetluu about cs,ate, Lau,s. planning, zoning, etc., mail your taquiryreal to Editor, Lifestyles, The Sanford Htrad, Sanford, Fla.. 3277L Be in tgn your letter. However, upon puWkaton, only initials P 11.4z - ____ I From ________ — iLl IL; -. - - --- if : . -• ' - - I__ '' _____ . I ir--•- I I Sunday, Sept. 9, 1973-3C C #1I Wood Ivag ,u ,aw& ___________________ . wilibeused). ab/e w ---- . JI 1'. The Sanford Herald NEW YORK, N.Y.- down dighUy (rUin June's Divergent trends In Cofl. 183, The firm, an authocity on but hnnst exactly even with the Construction markets mixed, t steady, we expect to see cons truction market, produces struction markets in J uly with housing clear ly t4) held the second quarter average on its way money of Dodge Repo on consthict Index." ttw low 15O' rnnrk the Dodge Index of Construction 'p works gaining, qunrt'r, contract value C1Q to tight coed" he observed, the 1orth quarter," the Dodge jvItyofind Sweet's Catalogand nonresidential the level %then the housing boom was at files construction product le%jj4, off after a building "August, nd to a greater ex-economist predicted. that prevailed through the ht.s peak, averaged ten Index Information, I second two-year tent September and Octo quarter 01 ber July residential building the year, points higher. noted George A. will show how constructioncordJrg to the F.W. Dodge contracts totaled 12,991,157 .000. A total Of ncwFor the first seven months of Christie, vice president and especially housing and In. Division of McGraw4fthl construction work was up 25 per cent from the July 5'..az'tcd 1973, the cumulative valuechief economist for Dodge. lnfonatlonSysteznsCompiy during July, st4tutloJ building-is being 1972 value, After Seasonal It was repor'ej newly contracted "July's contracting was constrained by the 1973 credit adjustment, however, July' At 177 in July, 1 the seasonally, today by the F.W. Dodge at$59.6billIon,wasflheadofthp largely unnffected by soaring saueeze." Christie c1r 'At vvnrnl4jI.l adjusted index of newly cjj,rf.j4 vi.wliai ere % since the housing drops rapidl) andUnCh.anged from their Ju nsction of all kinds was Inot Systema POfl} war nonresidential building 0 fl second half of 1973 finds financing r rate. sLuted in Mid-Surnmer had 1 1 ~ I r0: _-'a Hi I I Scorched Forests SONORA, Calif. (AP) The timber holdings throughout th e "skidded" by tractors to house you live in may be built West. nearly their full economic value "The real ls is In young logging roads, and then hauled ifmoved soon enough. growing trees that were o fuAbout Bevan spoke above the hum by truck to sawmills. Here they theonlylossis the bark, whi ch lure," Bevan sald.'llicy can't raging forest lire of btzsag felling dead trees will be cut into marke ta ble normally is so ld for garden even be used for paper, because Logging crews now are haul. in the middle of a burnt-out dimensions — much of the fir mulch Iflfl ini.l mulch Ou scorched iumoer tram area in StnisI.aus National going for two-by-foursand we cnarcoal won't bleach out." forests throughout California Forest, 30 miles east of th is plywood, the pine for home and other Western states, Sierra foothills town. exteriors and wall paneling. where the worst fires in 20 A fire t ha t broke out Aug. 17 Logging In a black forest is years have ravaged nearly 200,- blackened 17,000 acres and much the same as In a green 000 acr es of trees and brush, S changed the face of the forest one, Bevan said, except the / P ,/, Lumber company spokesmen for a century in the four days It charred wood covers the men I I say as much as 90 per cent of burned out of control. Bevan's with grime and wears out their the wood from 1~ / 7 _~ 00 trees killed in employer owns 5,500 Pcres In saws faster. The over-all oper. these fires Is useable as corn. the area. ation is simpler than usual, he mercial lum be r if loggers Smoldering hot spots still said, because the men are .1' .:.; can get it out of the forests be. send up occasional clouds of clearing everything out of a ' -. fore it be comes infested wi th smoke, the forest fl __ . I,-,' oor is coated given area insects, with mounds of ashes, and the selectively., instead of cutting •, -: . "Ninetypercentof thetf air still is thick wi th an acrid, Bevan said the U. S. Forest 0 fire will burn the bark and kill burning odor. But loggers Service puts out -sal vage the tree, but the fire's bur ning already ha ve begun the job of sales" on trees killed on ito ii so fast it doesn't stay tn one spot removing upto1,o00 trees y land, selling private firms ti. -.• • ,• ..1 I long enough to (Ietroy the befor,. the first ,flowf;ill :1 !, ht to remove the wood," said Mark Bevan, chief terrupts them, market their lumber, . forester for Fibreboard Corp., a After the tr are felled, Bevan said most mature San Francisco-based firm with they are cut intoees 3.f oo tIeng trees killed in a fire retain — .. FAitoc: . lunder5tandthatiIarealestatebrokerwhOffiis located outside the corporate limits of Sanford obtains a listing wi thin the city limits of Sanford he must pay $25 for posnnga ForSale sign on the propertyted Is this £ l i I- r ?: *' the 0- Depoment to be certain no such cha had been made. however, be did report t at one time when a i Tw ICal tc' B f hell 1 SGG 't iusO / the -j ,, -. I . sub T I the Iunderstand that the Flor id a Rril LLTh Comr1mn1wn I.,; u'napr of three members. Is .. :re this true, and, ml so, how Often are they r1ectd" , - . - gm ~ - T?7_ If, if / i 4/. r ' H . 7'Yhfl ' - . ga W_~~ I - - ii' jm 1 .- -- if ______ _____ - - -_ ~-.. - II_ .-E _____________ J -__ I --------~ V r_ ' . - I_ ______________ "-" I right on Fairborn. Continue on Fairborn 0 no Drive Turn right there This lovely home Is the -° house 3fl theright_See it Today! - DOLLAR APARTMENT COMP[E UNDER CONSTRUCTION RIDGEWOOD ARMS Apartments, are being feature one, two, and three bedroom apartbuilt on Ridgewood Avenue, northwest of ments with cedar shaker eAterjors The6ounits Seminole High School are scheduled for will surround a central clubhouse, pool, and completion in late December Developer tennis Court irea. is UNSWORTH BUILDERS W. FIRST ST.,SANFORD Co. C' .. . - .V_o . f, I 'Th , ' ' , " 0 .A4,kr UL____1 cr'n" , ' 'Its, L 1O(4 TI..) ) rr ____ ,.'. , I'Ns e,,i,,,, - 44 IM '' -: . now (Herald Photo By Bill Vincent Jr.) ____________ - . - - l II '"' '. - ,_ ,•.,,, , -, , - __ Wives Wear Workpants -, These beautiful Cafco homes have 2 or 3 bedrooms, 2 baths and a 2-car garage! All homes have central heat and air, dish. washer, disposal, color coordinated kitchen appliances and special soundproofing designed for "Quiet Living," Lovely, lovely homes nestled in the quiet beauty of Deltona. See them today! , By VIVMN BROWN gold plated maybe. American unravel her kinks merchandising being what it If rewards are in order, a Goodbye expensive handy. And the Courregesor Givenchy human who acquires a power IflhIfl, hell o expensive hai1d. handywoman suits will not be saw Is in a highly selective )'woman. from far behind. bonus category, advises one Women are pictured climbin housewife, even if she uses it ladders, mowing lawns, weedg U he had fixed th e faucet, on including Lovely Tree Sfudd.d Loft ly occasionally. It may be ing gardens, and what-all in Puttied the windows and planed rbye into a cruise, a water. lwnber yard catalogues, la w. the sticky door, she might nut Hf'IM'rl l or something fashionable (;tIiiiiiiJiu'..HtfItltN runower brochures and store have become Intrigued with a ster li ng silver Navajo be lt to advertisements wvrk tools, his wife remarked. h)l(t hi.r Providence Blvd. Iny mcta! din-an Nor would she h.ive foiniu j9o4"892'21 out tape meiI'1r" :i raturl if Good reason, Many 'havr how easy th e joos are th 305.574.2530 at ever (here was one she says. become do-it-yourselfers to pro. were costing so much, tect their shrinking piggy honks. IiuLwIll they succeed? Although me women get a She demands this new right, Lot of conversational mileage -she gets it, may be the answer out of ho me projects, on A bout 10 aabesto Q. rented sander. ! e hush: r.ver do U jv when the humidity of an unrxIpathetic husband band thsts It is more talk than on one side of our used one before. It seems - rk. $ to me was hi he turnz over in th e ham. action. In SIX months his wife gh , th e fin ish is still a house are badly split and I that th e big fl oor sanders ck I little A & tacky. In oth er words, i mo and snoozes to the zzzz of has instaUed three shelves in .. -. wvuld like to replace them. A have seen In our local rental does not appear to have dried her txwer saw, few ,mars Mo. I rpnliv'M p si,nrp wnsild nct ,. shingles the kitchen tEar her cookbooks evmpieteiv. i.ar, ou IcU me the tail he has corrailea more single shin gle and found it a (T)OIighJ to the wall. Does the rea son for th is? Women got Into the hand- tools than tough job to hacksaw through the local builder. But ea next to the wa ll s ha ve to )'woman routine because the uuld A It appears that JJ• INCLUDING LOT! the na il holding it in place. I be sanded by hand? she borrow her neigh') might have used sh ell ac which short visits and length y bills of hors casserole to serve her hate to think of the length of FHA.VA A. Yes, but with a rented was in a state of deterioration. workmen were taking a big own Karto(felkosse7 Or '(errine CONVENTIONAL time it would take me to hack. swider called an edger. You Shellac FINANCING should only be pur. slice of the family dollar Now of Duck Rouennaise' Huh? w through a whole lot of fl rent it at the same AVAILABLE time chased In the quantity needed Wtien the needlepoint group nsils. Isn't there any other way and place as you rent the big for a single job or for two or meet.s they may Compare sol. to replace a shingle without the sander. My constant caution Another husband fears the to three jobs within a period of a dering irons, ladder range and changi hack.sawlng? ng lifestyles. th[nk3 ____ those who rent power tools Is to few months. Once the container the high cost of mitre boxes as fondly of those Ironed H. handkerA. Yes, but you have to arrange to pick them up only has been opened, It cannot be they bemoan chipped finger chiefs and he misses fresh THE PONCE DE LEON tsvrk very carefully. Using a wiien you are actually ready to kept around indef in itely. In nails and scraped knees, cold chisel and a hammer, split use them. Too many vegetables on his dinner Plate. persons some cases, it deteriorates in • 2 & 3 BEDROOMS 14-2 BATHS • 12' SLIDING GLASS DOO a shing le In two or three places rent them And her labor plan isn't exactly and take them home, its original container after six I" But-one far-sighted • CENTRAL HEAT AIR and then remove the pieces. then do all the husband free when you compare the preli minary months or so. Once this condies • WALL-TO-WALL CARPETING Because the shingles you plan such conversational tidbits costs against the (alt accompli. urk necry to begin the lion occurs, one of the effects is as leading • WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES to a neighborhood to remove already are split. • CATHEDRAL CEILINGS By that time they have the failure of the shellac to dry tool and equipment war of ex• DISHWASHER, DISPOSAL you may have a bit easier time%K)rk. paid for the rental of a ma. properly, • LAUNDRY ROOM For example, after a dizzify. teflSLVe PC()Ort1ona rather than big day' on her new lightweight than usual. Once a'J the split chine which they haven't used 0 CONVENIENT SNACK BAR * QUALITY WORKMANSHIP a free home work plan. And be- dumiiinwit ladder unpluggin1, eces have been lifted off, the and find that they have to hold i For 'ither of Andy iang's cause of the short term potennails then can be withdrawn, In over the too) for 'uins, patching a roof or DIRECTIONS Take I I to thi DtIfna Exit, o replacing each shingle, be sure em added cost. another day at helpful booklets "Wood Finish- tial of his mate, he fears he washing down shingles, who big in th e Home" or "Paint may wind up with an expensive c'in cook? 't n DeBory DOy$C Rd I I miles to to dr il l a pilot hole where each F:ziting out is lik' Blvd .turn let?, O Im,iet to EIkr,am Your UICIIC House I of ns ide and Out," unused tools and found money, one wife says. Ill nail Is to be driven. (21l A Ol',o TurnIett)bIocks?olpmI,,,,e, I shellacked our long send 30 cents and a long, 1'1hIPn1ent. xily she would dig dining room table about two stamped, self-addressed enveup enoug h 10 pay for her shiny I plan to refin ish our weeks ago. Q. new pitchDespite the fact lope to Know-How, P.O. Box He'll go a step further Living room floor by using a th at I was very careful a fork, her mate responds). not to 477 Huntington, N.Y. 11743). wife who carries a Vuitton tote bug to th e supermarket and Personal allowances ha ve wears an Yves Saint Laurent tripled, says one husband. It pants suit to the lumber yard costs mute for his wife's beauty can't be far from a couture ImkrLor treatmen ts, and she has L plumbing and carpentry kit, had to acquire a masseuse to _______________________________________________________________________________ FOR A LOT OF LIVING SPACE, plus an expansion second floor, the traditional Cape Cod is just right. The bedrooms can total three or four, Plus a spare room with two or three baths plus a lavatory. Options of den or bedroom and spare room or porch are also shown. Plan HA 795V has 1,585 square feet (first floor, excluding garage wing) and was designed by architect Fenick Vogel, Room 505, 48 West 48th St. , New York, N. V. 10036. Enclose stamped envelope for reply, 323401 , ________ ______ _____ • '- __________ 'V 34 -' J I - , r 4' - . Solid Builders owner. They will ___________ ____Max Mogul, ___________ ___ _ - MILUON • - .1 - - '•' - I - ted ,_ - 'V _______- _ Fully carpeted Nice pantry and kitchen equipj with dishwasher, disposal, and built in rani e. Garage with utility section divided off in ba Landscaped and sodded . I j F ,__,I Spacious rooms and 9095 pct. financing availa bie too or. this $31500 brand new Early American hoime with sImtJ!atd hric front 2 Irqp hedroornc baih. family room, dining room and foyer. CCflIIrat heat and air. -. c::-. ' _ ____ ___ CAFCO HOMES -T . - - (NI — - a ---. - - ur - 9 . IItIt "- '.' _____ —• ILO h.13 ' _ ' % z it L EE iiii'%t: I 1/_Miiii~iiiiiiiiiii~- U . - IT- M . "LL I1&tk - '3ti sl ___ I - _. F I4 ! - r,jj.ft J . 140*W 02 SLJN.21o6 los 11 1 fk; j II I I I • H1 at Rut %c .ti L Lu L1at at4cular real estate office ceanectiou with that office bang an occupational license TheHcensefeewu$Z5.Thl*ee-duteaUedtoan other butlntsi or Professional man or craftsman from smotttr area doing business inside the city limits. to 1972, however, a ruling came down from the Stat., nf urkia 1132111 c1des could f%. I' pj.....4 ysmeU,2 • I • • ., escry . He="by the a tY of Sanford is based Inside the rity Ural except car And them Is really no reason vi h - tha I parti firm hased a 1ietns 01 Cl ' 17 estate office loctited outside the corporate poted "F'nr Sale fr nt n rrrrriv fr t - r ft' 1 i' r ____ ____ -., Wlriili 'p*/j '' -' - '" ___ The first time we heard this was at a recent educaU course held by the Seminole County Board of Realtors. We discUll" It with Warren & Xwwiet,51inford My Manager. flea that theaty or-Jbain had "ouside"reaJestskofsc..fnrp)jnga "For Sale" sigiiona Piece of Property IMWC the City UMILs. He made a dwough check with the Fluance Department and e Building _, W ____ Ll Dear SLJ 4. I - . AP Newsfcaturrs Writer UAW & — r r —. Yo' rftjmt the first point. however, they are not eIee. They are appointed by the Goveor. appointee serves th ree years. Usually the first year an appointee abo i~; serves as s member of the CmnnthWpn. The ff" M v"..1. An ft 00nmAY serves as chairman of the Commisajog, Cu. ___ itor: My cics I earetimin of lthgnebie1sofo5., out our equity and assume our mortgage. Other friends have toldus tht5 I3 a 1flfloflprocedw.ebutha%.cwed us th the responsfbflty far paying off the existing mortgage with monthly payments 5. tha ? Z we • Dear Mn. HWR; . 11P sW ,~A air .-I ; ,, 11 Of , -. Mr -.' - y ''s c2n he esp abLe since you ar the original mortgagors. however, there are ways to eI1nilnaj your responslbfljty. You Should write &ectiy to your mongqe and k PrOcedurell Are rrqot. The company will be happy to 2"Ist you. The key to rem"Ing your responsibility to the morigage Is bow qualified are the folks who want to buy out yow' equity and ante your mortgage. ft can be done and I'd certainly advise you to look Into It. _ _. 1.äitor: My wife and I were considering selling our hix called aSeninokC,]ty real e, tebrok,. who ls Of the Multiple listing &rvjee. A salesman was sent to our home and after he went through the house very carefully he house at a certain figure. We were a bit stunned at his figure because we had tntrndeJ to ask about $6,500 more than the figure he n1scherJ When I told him s wouldn't ev en COn tk'r selling at that price he said, "thanks," and left. I alwa ysthought that it was the owner's perogative to set the Price on his own home, ' .4 = Dc d s hoi home and we RFA : D RFAIt is. You,, as the owner, always havu the fight to SIt yew jalce, Howeves, that salesmiia, rrpreseng his broker, also had the right to ref use the listing, I confess Fm a bit earprised 40 ari - I O1'l tn III t I take my hat off to him. Too many salevn.an bring in Hilts.,. !!! out Offeen and ff Ids brakraeeeptjthe Ilstj( become a liabjlit the Perhaps YT let rdhfsrrplj,. atari a new 1d In real estate la th is Area iof getting listings priced commeurate with lair market value. W'hy? homes in this area do sell at fair market valuc,Because most But before a fair mzrkrt value price can be reached it takes a sajesmAn or a broker nith the wisdom of Solomon to negotlafr to a cessfui m ee ting of the minds, - I i IS - Other buyers before the auc ha ve been let with the closing value of the Bergenfield house the other buyers to refrain in 1971 1 lost the equity and from out -biddrng him on on his Increased value of my home." house. OhWfl in The builder of the Richard. I etpt for one man, lie wa!; el' no, son home. Michael Pollotta, ()( a gentleman Thôrc were the Distinctive Dwellings Cor. s1?, peratio bLma.'j rrAl ohu ' T AN_ PLAN h*s r ii VA with no down payment. - FHA with low - down Payment. m ChOlt30t 4bijraom P O ___________________ I. FIt1G - — - ____ __ _~~ ___________ 13 ) r- . - i _________ (I . more could you Ultra clt&n home; even want garage fieer is paill,lid. Notice the low Price. swm. - - - 106C If — !I 1Step down living room, larg• Golf course home d 110-M. 3 be4roam, ~ bothl, I ba-jrvom.%pill Plan. Weal _ - I will hold mt9. prke gn,fo. __ - 1- I I _ VLfSJIQNAL FINANCING M _____ I_ -, - j_. ______ for You, so you have no need for that lawn M(YArpr ' at HAtienda Village. , . in fact we'll even give you an allowance for your ry, ower on tw* mobile homo. You'll have plenij of spare timt homot ,c.jr H I rrL,. I ha leisure dreams come tru, make Ifaclencja Village II(IJI,A) Shift Ott,r $i?d:y4 r l3ii oti Hwy, iF.ti t mite Open M, Fri. #.I. haciftenda Village ,If.(I ___1 $27,900 IA%f so "', I - I ,'ir 1 i I , 1 0 Hi —; u'I 4Wj e 61 V0 + uses a penny or anything else as a temporary or permanent substitute for a fuse is taking away the vital protection a fuse affords and Is asking for trouble. That Is why It Is so im. portant to replace a fuse with BROKER COO? WELCOME 911 Z REPAIR WOMAN 489S SOUTH :L _ 8344867 Fla. - -O81O2441 OUR3 859-6070 n= Ih (i ri jht 0 L% i S -o-p~ pul; OENIX, Ariz. (All) Her husband introduect Carol Reed, t, to his colleagues as my t(c, the telephone installer." Mrs. Reed, who works for Mountain Hell, Is the first femalephone ins tall er repairman in Arizona. Ph ..'. .•. . • ,: '• Terra TITLE & GUARANTY CO. City De Ba ry _____ 1111111 UIIJ III IIIIJJJIIIIIIIII __________ ______III IIIIiIIIIIJIIIIII llllTfflhJIJImJ9n is Alta out to the bright side today! Sanford ., 4. HWY '" I ____ _____- ________ '' ______ - HWY _____ 434 ______ _____ - — niim ?", PicrIt, f Dellary I', Scuto CI Orange City Convenient to Everylhlngt 1 414 - - __ - ~k. __ __.~il% - _______ A t - -I1 09 ____ , .catedon tl*y I77, usI I. .' _____________ h __ . =—-- ____ ___ ____ ____ ________ ._, . '.:... - - -. . . - 1% - - -'. 4,.I, rr ___ -_ ______ - ,- Terra Alto homeo,sne,s have their on iv aS%ocjatl, with a recreation hell and swimming pooi also. And at Terra ARe we offer excellent bank financing for terms up to is Spacious homesites are the theme at Terre Alta. Adult and family sections, paved streets, commun:ty water & sewer, driveways, underground facilities a nd cable TV are lust some of the features awaiting you at Terra Alta. years at simple interest. Look to the bright side of life. . It's at Terra Alto. VISIT OUR SPECIAL For More Information FAMILY SECTION! CHILDREN £ THEIR PETS WELCOME HOME OFFICE ATLANTIC CITY. NEW JERSEY 322.4396 425-4915 119 W,1stSt.,Sanford ()f I._ If1 You won't know what you're missing until you visit Terra Alta! Brighten up your family living in a Spacious, luxurious home. Complete recreational facilities amidst the beauties of nature, Come Orange Alta _______ WE MAINTAIN THE ONLY COMPLETE RECORDS INSEMINOLECOUNTY CHELSEA (1 e at Terra LOOKS BETTER — i Oft — 1ifty( you've be*n waitin1 for 1L!. _ I By ANDY LANC, one of the same size. If you re- though, the principles explained Al' Newsfeatures move a blown-out 15ampere above are th e same as with an There are two basic rea sons filM', replace it with a 15-am- ordinary fuse. why a fuse blows. Ei th er the pere fuse, Replace It with a With eith er th e regular fu.se circuit prot ect ed by th e f higher fuse, such as a 30, and or the car tr idge fuse, it is tinhits been overloaded or there th e wires can get hot without portant to keep a few spares on has been a sh ort circuit some- affecting the fuse. hand for an emergency. A fuse wisere in tue line Some houses have so-called has a peculiar habit of blo win g Overloading Is the most corn- cartridge fuses or circuit at a time when hardware stores Mon cause. Th is occurs when breakers in stead Of the corn- are closed. too much electricity Is being man scr ew- in type fuse. The used on a single circuit. Since cartridge fuse It's a different (Condensation, stuck doors appliances that heat up such shape and is generally used In and windows, and patching as a toaster, an ele ctr ic iron or riits which handle Large ap- plaster and concr ete are among a broiler draw the most dcc- pliances must be replaced th e 35 topics in A nd y Lang's tricity, the most likely cause is when it blows. With a circuit handbook "Practical Home He. the use of one of those appli- breaker, you merely reset a pairs," which can be obtained emces on a 'clrctit which al. switch to restore the current to ' se nding $1 to this newspape: ready is carrying a consider. the lint'. In both of these eases, at Box 5, Teaneck, NJ, 076('3.' '4 able amount of current. Or it ... jjiihi may be that two or three of the "hot" appliances are being used at the sarrie time on the sm circuit, LIFE If you are reasonably certain that the circuit has not been overlo aded and that a short cirI cuit has occurred, disconnect When your properly is secured by f everything on that line. Now rereliable title insurance written by a place the burned -out fuse. If it Nationwide firm. blows immedia te ly, then there bashortin the wiring timid yeti will need th e services of mm electrician, If it does not blow, TtIØijjlIQI the ci New Jersey, I''rnsyJvania, Claware, Connecticut, th e ch ances are that th e short knd, New il.mpsPir circuit is in one of the apphi' O'.'r.r tl ColvmOj. O h o. usces or other items that you l"vc1a, Arkantt, MiIttippi, Virgn disconnected. II.,ndt, ChIifOria, I4awii, Puerto Rico Nevor forget that the fuse is ,wid all Othet States a nd territories Ilor,r!, lhrnuvn QuIffr'd inwrors your protection against fire, Then it blows, It is telling you that something is wrong. With. TITLE INSURANCE out the fuse, the wires would (A become hot and cause a conABSTRACTS flagration, It stands to reason, ESCROWS th erefore, that a iwrson who — __ -. 2p,jth treis ,.44~~/ HOUSE "k ", -_fzl. - -1 -- A, j — TITLE INSURANCE — . odrornn home at the end of citrus trees — — '" -• A 1-_, 628-2162 HOMES inC. 789-2999 THE 1nc1 near Cvrryfting beautiM lakes. parks, greenbells, (ycf. and 6 commn1 4*imm,n H,dden Lake. aiting for you! — _______ MARonDA — HidJen LOKO I Oway fro' it Oil Cn1oy thC tennis _______ _____________ — 0 terent or1 - & big fat zero, ing for you, in your bcerwj Wailing .., Hrj. 2 baths, 7 I exciling floor Plans, central heat air, wait to watt carpeting dt5tr d'ipø,.âl end 0 2 car garage THE 'I — - M BILE WE — MARKET HOMES WILL ONEOFOU ROME-BUYING PUT YOUR MIND AT EASE ABOUT MONI --_ UC I Ii .- - ,,, ,' _____ 1 . — i wwb~ S -- ' TILL WE SUCCEED 0 — ' • T ti ' LAN C— Conventionaj with only 5 percent fet- I had "it s' PH Legal Judiments against Ifs. said, , "the 'ibili et (Continud from of the tinctive wellings for $5 000 nm responsibility a new One.in Nor'thvale au..,u, J-uwuroom al new brick homes are boj to from which I will never collect, I '°" A emcern called the ready for your admiration easements. And it dIn:' 'f1nchad them in court, '°' tive Prices start at I had their DwellingCorporation The horror Stories of home$23,400. Models are open now. from 1 to 6 in San 11 It showed was Although the new home was Owners are endless. They not completed the Richardson that •C The Hichardsons, mea n. 7 Lanta at the corner of Melonville and Celery In wh ile, flow have a rot over range from plain, old plumb- family moved In and waited clwi Sanford. money Ls un° for the the down their heads which they finally rnen' gdatetiay problems such as call theirtown. They re adhesive cathedral ceilings, "I had 12.() in;gal fees I g the g time the family was waing, sold GREENBELT REALTY & INVESTMENT, INC. e again my old house in Bergen. Ever. (The chandeliers become the vJ contractor abandoned the field under the assumption i loose and, usually at 3 in the project (he had fl homes Realtors -pho,i7 un- would take POssession of the morntn d1saujat them. der consUon j the devel. new one on April 1, 197l. The selves torn the ceiling, crash opment) _______________________________________________________________ and disappeared closing date in Bergenfield le living room floor. ?tflaJly 1 r the mit date, but we selves on the floor of the play Although Ric ha rdson had a got an extension to room, somewhere near the Certificate of occupancy, and sold In Bergenfield and. from then to now the house has fireplace). Inevitably, the although he had made increased tractor or the Luilder of the adownpayrnentalready in value from $10.. the deal was 000 to $12,000 If I didn't wind IF)mI%b Inmns'c1s because, es, the blame is w 11-placed. ut heavy liens on the UP with this home I oulci it is no secret among iea• So. Richardson was forced to A." soned home'cwners that many live in the Unfinished house "Ch a r i'irt Lnolr contractors are not above us- for two and one-half years • . for decorative in plywood where a piece without even knowing whether " paint cherr hardwood he would be able to afford to POWer! The National Paint buy the house when it finally an-I Coatings Association says went on sale at a court -or. treat a wooden lawn chair to a As horror stories o the tiered public auction, coating of chin blackenamel. case of the Donald RIcL*dson family of ,Northvale. N.J., is Then naint an ori'jnal desln g art When the house finally was tiw se'it tjsecflamci.,w enough to make apartment. placed up for auction in Au. create !IWC!!e of us all. In the gust, 1973, the sheriff In 'I sunburst, 3 eye, a flower spring of 1971. Donald Rich. Northvale one Joepti Job, To add a shin) ardion cold his old home in allowed Richardson to make tmnih. apply two nt 8cr nfic! N.J., a bought plea for compassion to the clear finish, That's _hat _- CU Put Own on:gracious new 3 or 4 _______________________________________ home In Hidden e-if you qualify bedroom 5 Pct. for conventional financing. Financing, or as I:ttlo as flooded basement ___ at at - J 7 How To Do It .... htd oug a prom,sed" 'wo thankfll I was able t°'ho ' )' my own use" then reneged. The easements. he Rlchardsonsaidthetwoafld said, would have enabled him on e-half-year ordeal "was the to build proper storm-drain. most horrible thing I have age lanes. (An easement is ever tone through, this was Special permission to install pmbilng worse than in Las facilities on property which Is Vegas, not knowing what my normally Protected from con. fate would be at the auction. strction • • Here 's / rea of by purchasing and reselling Northvale, son homes.and even they abandoned theRichardson re- souse wa becase the b. raine tram bidding. But He i iii or swim Ifl .IS Own . • / tion began. Richardson asked payment book. the buyer has nowhere to turn for help. He can no run lace '+k with outrage, to Ille oiitractor, or to the 'Jau Jr ...2 Idf I If the L-shaped ranch on Regal Avenue ueglns to self-destruct REB Terra Alta Mobile Home Subdivision , "ri., Ilic _.__._ a LJIYIlWIIIICEJtJ tOmpany 7754777 - OPEN DAILY — �dC— The Sanfcrd Herald Sunday, Sept. 9, 1973 The Sanford Herald Seminole Land Transactions Spring Oaks Un. IV $33,500. £4 I ___-1 SPC 1be Tw Cat ___ ____ It! 0c - - — ____ H he1 = U 7vTnir1d & wf -r:n It Iitpi. C, b litU Meredith Manor 114,400. David C Rudolph & wf Betty to Maurice ft Falrbrothe; & wE LosU2kssW31'TheSpri1 List Oak Villa 1st Adcfrt i'tr' $3,000. 'I- sub. Addn $19,0. (QCDJ Carl B Lien & wE OrphatoCItyofOvIe(Jo540'of U Ti Van Arsdale Osborne Tolson Meares & WI. Brenda to Wolson Meares & Hohn Mocre,allthatparto(N:.7' of U 91 E of Hwy 17-92 etc., Brokerage Co Addri Slack Hammock $100. iQCD M Lou Martin&hb SprinL Hammock, $73 600. Gary E. Prinkev & WI PatrirlakftandvG. -- ____ 1% ma. 1' t' : s'tai to ( i'y oI0edo 4e'otWof NE'4 fNE & S 40' of 3-21-31 $100. abo L4 Se of SE !ni 4 p hli u. Mae blan & Stewart O'Kros5 & wE Marii C. I.t 19 Ilk 1). Stcmiin Pk Un. 1 .-.--.s t.si-- -. -:'_I,— -ill-. a.flI -C,...- — .aI., ..fla..II at pe.rfln if I .t 9 I)i'; Pn:ir \rrt F; 1, S ert w at rr $12,900. Oi k Ss'u t Ker.neth A I.eClai[r, thgl., it 6 I.onwoo4.Forcit Cliv RL & ? lI Droths S LI 6 ILk (0 Eithroak i-il tIn S Otis B. Radebaugh Jr. & WI. Louiu tyo Louise B. S., LI 11 111k 3 Shadow Hill ad Sanlando 11w Sub. Beautiful, toDudleyLPoe&wfAnnB,,U - Cross County Constr. Crp to Clarence S. Pence & WE. Dora N.,Pat1oUn.3E,The%'jflag, 12L500. Robert S. Mathews & WI. MabeltoGerald F. BourgcoLs& w Edna '.1 US 81k 11, Tt \ -to su sss.ot. (S Addn $37,500. Q('DC Des. to Jack Prager &114e3eg.at onwi flwiiuO Sub. BeauL Ar I $100. - Edw A..1iILlIPLF& rfl0& wE Jacquehnt! M r t1 81k 1 Sumnisr,et 14, sni -'' - - of SR434 & W of WeklvaSpgs Rd., In Sec 3-21-29, 190,600 John ft. Blackstock & wE Pauline to Geo. D. Smith & wE Dorothy Ii. LI 2 131k G Sum. meNct No., Sec 2 $25,(Kl) hIebert G. Fuller & si; calbertConstr. Inc to Wm. G. ;; 1)oroths to Ernest ft Drosdk,k RepL Sanora Un. I & 2 Sec 7- aut'Jord tary E. F Gable . rnkD.St1ingpkun,2$37 concept Designs Inc. to n • nes WI. Bik C Hidden Lake Un. IA 16 3 Li net Minimum . £ .--------- W. A11 T hUh 1151 6a.m.. 5:30p.m. 5aturdays& Holidays 9a.m..12Noon Deadline—i? Noon ____________________________ Day Belore Publication -Announcements 6 Ca.ds of Thinks -- I's P1 (lT1 3—Cemetaries ________________________________________________ 4—Personals S—Lost and Found —Chtld Care 1—Motels - Hotels Il—Travel Agencees Ii CavnPano Resorts IS--ActiOn Spotls n.a., - 33—Hou - - Rt Furnished 31—Mobile Hornet Rent -':--, - il—Business Property 31—Wanted to Rent Il—Houses br Sale 12—Mobil. Homes 43—Lois and Acreage 44—Farms and Groves For Sale Investment Property 17—Real Estate Wanted - Merchandise — * * BELLY DANCE * * Clwilistan i' $2—Appliances 33 — TV Radio - - '- '- - -- - ?__ a, - •- . . . . * ' .- ' - - -- ___ oil change'. Ideal for Semi " utilities furnished, poultry farm. Pan., sanford ___________________________ ________________ -__-,-..— '- -__ -i. ______________________________________________ ___—,. a - Anytime sat. or sun. ________________ be neat APPLY IN PER '.0P4 ONLY, 7 to S pm 330 E. WC train ou G commission. Yellow Cab Co.. 301 S. Park. Truck experience desired Carr us car mechanic, excellent pay hours each morning. $2 per hr. to ______ _______________ Opening in The Sanford Herald Ma Room for a lake charge and shipping of newspaper bun dies going out each y. tt you want tO run yOur *fl ShOW, and circutatlon m4ager in person THE SANFOR HERALD. Used Farm Cqupment will %li last and easy wtn a Classfied Ad 'i su nit cw Ill 9' import cars Apply In person, Jack Davis. Bill Raker Volkswagen. 3219 S 1197 _________________________ WE WILL TRAIN TO SPRAY STARTAPPLY IN ?ERSONTO 10$ CAPIDAP4CE DR. FERN DIRECTIONS, R. W COLLINS, INC ___________________ ____________ ____________ Real Estate Salesmen n.ed., E.cellent commission. Call JACK R. McCLURE 7oa N Park Ave 333 U70 ____________________ __________________ Do you like working With living plants? We need potters, packers Bring Results THE CUSTOMERS GO? SS—Boats a MarIne 0% flecous, of Pric Bcoua of G'r',oricn t8% Becaus, of lrid'U.vrsc, . b.r.,. s " -a, - '., -'4. ,. a. .-' 64—Equipment for Rent 61—Pets and Supplies 47—Livestock and Poultry 6* Wanted to Buy 4$—Stamps Coins 70—Swap and Trade ' Wanted- v.,Idcrs 'stsd Welder's Helpers 323 0110 14 .e.t..r, q -"a .'e'." t-" 62—Lawn and Garden ss, 5L F.nij ?.f. Sl—Campspg Equipment S7—Spots Equipment Merchandise 40—Of lice Equipment And Supplies i l Die EqJlpmertt 39—Mutical MANAGER TRAINEE WHERE DO -. ." .4 s44 t,*..' .i'-a.'ç. -$,,.. ( 'S 'perienced maintenanc, anti repa,r man for mobile home subdivision' Knowledge of concrete work necessary Call Mr. Dunne. ,it ($041 713 4177 1'a'4 jIi*4 'i• h In, ".4 "*4.a _#s (_AJVy - II 4 ii I Ii I 1$ 'L iiii Jill' taiiforI herald .I,e.rienced muffler man Apply Mr Muitlr Shop, 2111 S. French .5 ACTORY HELP needed for 1st. 2nd and 3rd Shift $750 per hour to start, ISc raise in 30 days. Regular raises thereafter, Paid holidays and vacations Must be able to PiandI, $0 lb bags Apply In per son, Premipt Marblette Manufacturing Company, Junc tion Hwy 431 and 41$, Winter Springs. * *WAITRESSES* * AM. or P M shift Apply Cevel'e.' Motor Inn, 3700 S 17 92. Sanford AVON To buy or sell, call: Edna WOehlr. 64-4 3079 Bar Maid, nights In 9919 I PNS and AIDES Esperienceci preferred, Apply Lview Nursing Center, 919 E. 2nd SI I 4r C ATTRACTIVE YOUNG LADIES Fantastic Opportunity to dnise passengers around property Of famous local resort and en tertainment facility Must have current Fla drivers license Chauffeur's license NOT required Must tt' personable. posed anti charming NORRELL SERVICES PH 647 111$ 27)) LELf4D WINTERPARK RN ,nd I P14's for Sanfoid Nursing & Convalescent Canter, 950 Me$Ionvill, Av . Sanford A,pIy in p'-ron 71—AntIques 72—Auction _____________________ ranwOrtatlOfl ---_ --- - - - 73—Campers Trailers Travel - Parts- Accessories 77—Junk Carl Removed BOYS AND GIRLS AGE 12 OR OVER Earn Your Own Money By Delivering 7$—Trucks and Trailers $OAutos for Sale - PART TIME Your own 5upervlsed buslntss in your area. Start small ar.d grow. HO SELLING. 2 hrs. per week nets over $23 per hr. 51.000 minimum investment in returnable merchandiSe. Call Mr. flessesen at 303 47* lIPS. or 305. 124 $117 anytime, or write him at P0 Box 19161, Orlando, FIa. 32514 for appontment ossn UVIfl RUSTARUAIIT-- Remodeleti 5161.900 IF AUTY SAL,ON Equipped 3? Houses Rent Unf urn ished Tw bedroom frailer or, the river 5lO ,, month. 'otlire Al 711$ W FirSt St after S p m . 35 For Rent IS' I)) lot for rent on canal riOts? off St. Johns River. Lights& good water facilities, (trailer permit) 319 SI'S after 7 p rn .' Want to sell something? A small investment in a Classified Ad will Ixing resultS, . ii Call 322.2420 AnytIme Ocltona 7 bedrooms, air con dii coed, available now $160 mo 374 10.40 775-3365 Rooms Icr Rent_- Small 0.11cc Space, Conveniently located W 13th Sf. Ph 337 Adorable bungalow, haS everything Weekly rates. Adult% 140 pets 373 UI Poorns in private home. 1 air COndi toned 1717 Magnolia Ave. room furnished. Private entrance, t.ath and parking. Call 373-2710. 3C9 Or lando Prcf Lr0221 it RnI CALL 322-2611 AND GET YOUR NAME ON THE LIST FOR tt leptnn'te 24) 4413 APPOINTMENTS S'AMi( 131.4737 I bedroom house, Deflary, Plo pets Call Ml 370$ or 64$ 497$ SOFA BED Ill Country Club Drive 2 bedroom, .1-n ,,r,ti etras Plo Pets, 372 944.1 Matching Chair Opens to sleep a MSkc tOtS 0$ Room in your Clo'ts. rd,- d items wilt, 30 PRODUCTION Apartments Rent Unfurnished Tv,-o bedrooryis, I bat,,, wall to wAtt c.'srpei.n.j t'r,ei, --r at I,al and air. Fully .i'sp#.4 i..r.r. with dishwasher. iio a month Call Jerry Stocks, *34-79)4 after 6. week days Any time week ends WORKERS - Excellent starting wages, regular increases, and completely paid health and life insurance, are part of the benefits offered to production worxers at BrunswIck Cor. poration. If you're a strong worker, in. terested in permanent employment, and Iln !o work any h1ft. Iben ppv at Brunswick for a job with a future. Brand new spacious I I. 2 bcrm units 's u'et. .tDt.t in area rh ideal for families or couples. 373'.571. ii Apartments Rent Furnished 7 bedrooms, 5)50 mo. 1st, fast & depoSit References Phone 373. 1702. We are located in DeLand, just north of Old Daytona Road a little west of DeLand Small clean, downstairs apt, Adults No Pets 377 1*51. airport. BRUNSWICK CORPORATION 2000 Brunswick Lane DeLand, FIa. 32720 AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS NO PETS 116W.lncJ St. An Equal Opportunity Employer MAIL ROOM FOREMAN ELECTRICAl. MAINTENANCE Position Open at the 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 us. SANFORD HERALD Supervise the Staff Packaging the paper for distribution Monday through Saturday. We are located in DeLand, lust north of Old Daytona Road a little west of DeLand airport. Apply in person to the CIRCULATION BRUNSWICK CORPORAflON DEPARTMENT 2000 Brunswick Lane DeLand, F Ia., 32720 flir 'aiifnr) jrrnhil An Equal Opportunity Employer HOUSEWIVES MOTHERS YOU CAN SUPPLEMENT THE FAMILY INCOME AND STILL BE AT HOME MOST OF THE DAY WHEN YOU EARN YOUR MONEY FROM A SANFORD HERALD ROUTE. EARN S35 to S7$ WEEKLY NO BABY SITTER EXPENSE WORK ONLY AFTERNOON HOURS NO SUNDAY DELIVERY Applications being taken for routes in SANFORD- CASSELBERR Y off Ice Li_ .'LAZA5,j NO SUNDAY DELIVERY 015CR IMINZTION' IN CMPLOYMENT ACT More Information may be Hour Business Property For Rent Body Shop For R;nt $200 nio,'th Ph 122 illS Houses Retil F uIriIshed -- Sanfords Sales Leader' Your Multiple Listing Agency PEAl TORS S65 Park Or. 17 A GOOD AUTOMOBILE, CASH BOND AND SMALL IN VESTMENT - indicate a preference ',-, 6 Afternoons a Week ROUTES AVAILABLE IN SANFORD DELTONA LONGWOOD ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - In? ine tr.endly ad visors -ii ,ou word your t145&ufid ad c.oi 322 761 I or $3) 993 A SANFORD HERALD ROUTE - knowingly accept Resort Properiy For Rent Piutch,Son Oceanfront apartments 139 So Atlantic. Daytona Beach Call 3224051. _________________ nut Mobile Home Lots - P[STAURAP4T —With Lounge S 16 5.000 DRESS SHOP— Top Site 579.500 WIG & BEAUTY SALON r -I s 29 Longwood — 2 bedroom, air, fence,,. private tot, carport. 5160 ma plus ckposti $31 Ills 36 I Bedroom CB hOuSt', kifchen equIpped, $175 mc.. 1st & last plot 5.30 deposIt 373 7190. con $7.000 Rent or IedSp, 3 bedroom, 2 baths. central air, heat, carpet, fur nished 1725. 377)659. - 3 Bedrooms, Fla room, air ditioned, fenced, $200 mo. plus security. Ph 323 $700 - Mobile Homes Rent WELAKA APARTMENTS 111W. 1st SI. Want Ads VP arc bolting for a mjn with some SuperviSory experienc, to learn over business and eventually take over all aspects of training This is a chance to mak, a career with OflS 04th. fastest growing service companies In Floridi. Experience in turf grass, lawn spraying, pest control or related field is helpful, but not a must. Call $l4-lOaO for appointment R W CoIlin. Inc 10$ Candace Dr . Fern Pink - - liVU Young man would like another young man to share rent of fraifer. all utilities. lv. lin,n inCludcd 372 9066 I? BEDROOMS. ADULTS ONLY PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK 7543 Park Dr .373 2161 Mature kitchen help Wanted __________________ LAE.RERS ',,. - for part time kltthen work _________________ ___________________________ Aua.4. .-., . - - Needrd immediately In train as nursery. Good benelits. Apply In 's telePhone Il,'sbiiS,t'cr needed afternoon f AS C 0 P. P U T E P person. 2323 Park Ave., Apopka "iSV (Qnduit anti POc,RAMMLRS The demanci cable con evening hr, 4 dayS week. O'an or call $862737. ext. 119. ""s Paid vacations and for QUiIiIid programrnr$ , tranwortation. 301 w 9Th St. _____________________ _______________________ "ctidas. s.ck Ioót', WINCO -_____________________________ _______________________________ great We Will train YOU for this Person to care for elderly woman. CONSTRUCTION CORP. $31 3455 highly 5kItedpro4esion 6. se'v,ce Lake M4ry area Ph 372 7*30 or 21 Situations Wanted you with employment at the same Maintenance man with some 373 9105 time There is no age limit, but kledg, of air Conditioning, Resnonsihi. m.in ,.1Il rla*ri you must be willing to start Im plumb:ng, etc Apoly Lak.vlew Companion for elderly lady Driving home I or S hi's. a day while yo.s mediately Prevlo.js expert ence d0Quirtd to shop, eat out, go to Nursing Center. $19 E. 2nd St. work. $3.30 hr. Have own trans. not required For your prsOnal thurch, etc. Live in. Full day oil portation. Ph. 3t3 5863 Ye hav, openings for Truck per week, plus other fre, time Drivers, Warehouse and Sates Housekeeper Cmp,oyed one day a Pcrscx'snel, 4 hr week. Excellent week Personal use of automobile fringe benefits Apply In person 560 per week. References OR LANDO BUS IN ESS after 9 a m to SCOT TV'S HOME rr'i4u,rcd 641 74)7. 8UILDEPS. 7013 French Ai.e, COLLEGE Si of on ii CLERK TYPIST. Interesting work Speed and accuracy required, Phone 373 6163 for appointrnnf, 24 BusIness Opportunities Stereo - . __..lnci Longw lta.' Volkswagen, 373 I1 EN & iVO IVI EN - - . In ___ -_ . 3l) - ---.--.--- - OR LAN DO BUSINESS S0,jscoUaneou5 For Sale SI — HtjhljJ Goods - , -- P,irk. SR train CALL 8348588 NOW 44—Income And ___ - will - Furnished apt, prefer middle age couple. adutt, no pets. $13 Park Ave. 327 940 _______________ — _____ . work, P4OLONGE USED CAMPING GEAR IS IN DEMAND SELL IT float in the way? Sell it fast and easy with a tow cost claSSified ad? - Real Estate __________________ ______________________ • ----• E'trurr operators b - _____________________ fOld . Trailers £ Apts. 7 Adult parks, 7 Family parks 3313 Hwy 17 92, Sanford,, 373 1930; Day. Wk.. Mo. - - . -, ' Start immedia'ely Perai ifi 24—Resort Property ('or Rent . - -' --- . Sepi. 111pm WI. ,. "" Wanted thfullor pan limp employment. &iCP? ever you deSire, 130th morning an evening classes 33—Mobile Home Lots . $50,500 Male Help Wanted - . I bedroom block houSe, central heat a'r $160 mo Call 32? 4*70 after 6 p rn Seats 60 ,. -- PAW --------.......- Detail and Clean up personnel STUDENTS— (parttime) Willtraln - li—Apartments Rent FurnIshed . P[S'r.,;RHAT if JR Sanford Other Opportunities TRAI N EES "-'ndt tnterc-'.trce tO s ,..,, .,nj your Rentals 79—oms 10 Ret ---- 40 B& B, Midway hits., $100. Handler I L I I U Itj[1 ,r. .,. 113M kvypuni,t, ov*ratonsc,jrJs ,nteres,ino,oyou you an.' awaIjbIi to start Immediately, we can have you work,nq and training at the same ti.ItiyS$tin,g fl my home 7cr) tIme. There is no age limit and ''c' 04v5 only. S days wk high School diploma is not (,all 327 6740 eves. rcquired. Prepare yourself for the ) )I 1itunc now in ti'iis h;Ply rewar — ,,rr ri my home, all day, -, s , 6 alter Schøol Lake p,, , ill-111$ -. . . -_..... ...1.nafl tJ?iLL ojq000 I"4UVV °IDYOU FORGET? "Wake up! They're getting out a magazine called Bum,' tlergarten regislrat.oni open ORLANDO BUSINESS and they want you for the centerfold!" t Wee Kare Nursery nd Kin COLLEGE_____ 'I"rQant.'fl LOnsg,.vd Churct of ----______ ___________________________ I _.•____..___ ______ s;Od. PIAP4OLE!ONS IJ ___________________________ 120 Male Female Male Helo WantcI l2W Chord Couri -_ _____- --- .... Hanr YIette,. 323 1379 Help Wanted RC}UWS Experienceti in built up Good Things to — roofing Also—ROOF ERS Here .rc the bt'St cjn buys in tOwns 'I I) HELPERS Good wages, apply Travel Agencies c.-' a better car for summer 1,rf' Farm, 3211149 or 373 3710 P to O&O Roofing Corn hiving! FLYING CARPET TOURS. INC .1flfly. 1311 Semlnola Blvd . -- -'------------.----__..._...._.._._ Airline tickets, Cruise and Tours Immediate opening, Stock ci .'rm Fresh Rabbit, any Quantity. st official rates 303 Semorao deIlvery Apply in person. Motgr Qovernmenf i'c a Blvd., (Hwy £361. $31 3733. P.,,le. nOt under II. will train for Parts & Machine Co • ItO W 2nd t'unci. 327 73 — st — 'steel labric.ation, inside work. SI00 WeIk 3733900 j7 14 Camping-Resorts INSURANCE SALE,MAN for 'Isiructions ____ ______________ Factory help wanted by paint eStablished debit. With fast fl canoeing at minufacturer $ 130, Mon. Fr, (irOw.ng (ompny Good traIning 1,,mp ern,nole Ho AICOIsotif c.i)(ateci next door Guaranteed salary plus Chase wo M EN Beverages, fl 4470. commission after training. Lx - ________________ p.vie1cehelpfult,.,t net ,'Ssen?i,'s! ___ Ito's? intt'seway' Sell fa? jo-, .''s's. o'a .1s! %A!A f\Jfl -' " "...'• in.. 'v'- Apply rn' a r,rn.r.t :.&ll £L V'I I LI.) (.os's'sD.Sny. ec Wost 4th St c. ('i.l,..4W, RECEPTIONIST & -- Promotes r V DI I tl r' U . 'id care S 2 , rnni t'OVided Any age Call now 3 .1693 — QlNC, GROCERY with all cqupment, building land and inventory, 573.300 Building now being completed. Store with central heal, a'r, very clean. ccelIent location Books open to nitialfed huyrr ___ I B IVJ ...j.,, nrx wnt' male Hound rn Wonter Springs ____ _____ Child Care _±n 6 Department Hours -- RrtG. Davis & wf Ruth, S R1c C. Fouer & wi. hazel, 11 36 Ilesdale Manor to hlusain Kaim, , Dolores to Robert F. Skinner & $35,000. E' of its 354 & 355 Op Swepcl.,Land Co.131k B Lake Ruth So,, $29,200. Willow Acres, $45,000, Thomas E. Pierce & wE Lula Un. 5 as Robert Thomas Barton & wE EdwEn L Haneslor & WE Brantky is1e See. Addu., hart & wf Jacqueline, U 781k (QCD) Wesley Allen Stoner tO Karin to Eileen M. Feehan, sgl. 132,500. E.C.Wer&wfllal D.,I4203FotBmok4th wE Claw K, U B, The Springs Shadowood to Jme E Sowder & wE Helen Town of toLewsSelah&wfSara E., U 136,200. Plnet, Seceod Addn $100. Longwood, $22,000. Wf.B1ddieit,Ui&Nof2, 56 G'oldoe Manor 1st Addn. JohnPDougbeny&wfjo Blk A, Sanlando Spgs $4320O wE My o Jace to John F Yeackle & Ov.1 Partnership, Io $24,100, to J. W. Hickman, L.Jarnes&wETeryyD,,u45 Johnfl.Rauch&wEIJillanto 4'& W 15' of S 81k F RIdge 111gb wE Jane P. it 12 Apple Valley ln., From SE cor. of %leribe to Dorothy Morrison, of Us First Addn $27,500. I 23 131k 2 Thr 1 Sanford, OISIC in. Win. C. Sant& WE. Margaret 6O0. Gdna Sec. Mdn, $7,000. EPOCII Prop Inc. toRlchajdl pøi 1: Sec S2030,theS36O'of & N of Lta 517 81k 2 '11cr 1, ° Wilco Consir. to Du'ig ft deg 11 ian 32 airsw al K N 380' of E 120' of W 130' 01 James L Wallace & WE. Vs. Beafl & wf Joyce, Lt 21 131k B. of NWLi of Et Town of Sanford, $100. Mclntee & ¶vf Gloria ft. it line of said SW 'a dlztanee of L. 1.-i 22 BIk J Spring Valley The Springs Shadowood Viii. DEL1 of NW4 eta! Elijah White & wE Marietta to rn-I $420,100. I'. SIIflS0fl& WI. BObble Orman Constr & liw. tO Geo. ft. flqwj 1. wl At1..-iGreater Constr. to Thec, iviti. S.,. of Peter G. Rinson, agL and Li Sell & sf Beverly K 100' of W 85.5' of E 475.0 of N DIM Geo. Constr. Co to Stephan t'.rerett U SEL I of SW1 o1Sc 33-19S. Hey man & wE Nancy LI 22 tl'UskC to ElIman's inc., From Carob'n A. US l 41c'hrldge Pscldn g 81k FOflh SeC., j & is-i EUZ., U 8 81k A 31 etc., $16,400. , 111k 2 The WOOdIUdI 5c 4 cur of SW i of Sec 17-21-36 Glen Ahir* His iifl. 1, *47,600, Sweetwater Oaks Sec 4B DreafllWOld $20,300 p,,00, The Bennett Corp to A. K. tic, Lamar B. Cobb & WE. Mr. acres rn-i sv,sm. BJM Conti. 10 By EARL ARONSON AlVin 0 ShoeznakerJr.,partofLtj5& the lawn left unmowed and Greater Constr. Crp to Herbert Luke & WE. Mary F. Dorothy to.Wm. P. Sunpn & Ed Charles H COOk & wE Judy tO AP Newsfejtug'es Boothe&wfMaryA.,E30'ofit Entzmlnger Farms Add No. I fertilized— volunteer stuff usuAndrew A Wurst Li wE jofJs,y to Robert J. Priselac & WI WI. Bobble J., LI 9 1st Addn Eme & w You have a fine opportunity ally wins out. But even modest W BUITelI, Sgl & Deesinwold45' of 24, 81k 13 $30,000. Frank W. Fufimer Jr & wE to witnees ecology rigilt cutsice tentlon ru1ar RkACTtI Caetnt Manor, .000. Altamonte Ills., Sec 1 127,500. (QCD) Roy C. Knoechel Dorothy C, Smith & Gary R. Hi-Acm Gievei Inc., L1* 73-79, $ & N 35' of 7 elite grasses the upper hand. Charles Ii Cook & '!f Judith to wE Brenda J. N 83' of 14 18, Josephine Knoechel, Us 5 & 6 to L Runion & WE. & U1452,& 1-200 Fomi City, Wm. Burrell & wf Marian S., Stewart Ecology, ang to lawn ibese varieties are chosen for LIttle 1k GeorgIa Ten., $30,000. erpert Robert W. 81k 335 Punts Gurda Isles, Dorothy LI 18&W of 19 81k D OIK. Pk, $100. Schery Jeanne hack to Jeanne rmdern of the lawn conditions, and its 17 & 18, 81k 0, West Jcme H. Johns Jr & wf Lawn Institute, Mar)vile, 4 e nre persistent than their QC0 Addie 1.. F'orsythe, agi Betty W. Cain, agl. to Richard Allen, sgl., Beg. at post 150 W Addn, $100 Wi Carroll M Walter to tlartha Verlander & wf Constance M., tment to the environment, resistance to disease." De its 13 .4 & IS kIlk 1e i'd., BIk 0, Sec. 11, Sweetwater Sec 7213o, thence N 1327' etC. Walter s-d $16,500. Joan to Robert L. Zell & wE 4, $56,400 "might be the battle betw&n *zbtle interactIons occur. When 1100, Whitcombs Second Addn Oaks, $77,500. June M Ragans form. Mary A., it 11 81k A, SweetGeneva $100. Jobs K Hale & wE Janls to unproved grass varieties corn- K e n I u c k y tuegrassea SIC Grange Prop.., Inc. to Harold BarrieR Banks of Fin., Inc. 10 Remusat to Gene Wm. Gibson & water Oaks, $5L00. Ralph K Chaffee & wE R.y, LI peting with volunteer grass. If nüed ssith line ICscues thls Ls QCD) Neal Viden & wE C. Zctmr & WI. Fannie, u i BarrieR Bk. of Scm. Co., lAs WITB,.,I .7., Lbs 2 & 1131k 16 'net Car! 0 Gutrnar4i J( & ten n typical lawn seed b1end the EUz 1481k i Summersel North, Sec. aboluely nothing L's done NancytoRullaJdVfluyke&wE SriaOaUn.iV,$fl,*. 3rd S&l,SGS&566,Altamonte1j 5,Sanlord,&it 14GCKeI1ys tOZaclharYGHollSfldJr&Wf 5,123,000. lAuegrass generaDy will domi. : rate the turf if the lawn Is unid., Whitcemb's Sec. AdO CDI)e.skl & WI. Jude F., Li 10 $100 Kenneth W. Sebraw & wE Addn $22,500. Geneva $100. Virginia to James A. Higgins & 81k C, Winter Woods sd Un, , Marvin 0. Flowers & Wf. Chester Muse & wf escue may dominate If the toSchraw Entr., Inc., Lii Mary to wf Barbani J., U 16 131k E Thomas PrevaIt & wE Ma, $36,(XX. Ethel M. & Dolores I. Riggs, less SE 25 ft Gene Gables 011 lawn Is starved and tby. PliyllLs M. Slusher, IA 6& E'i of Semit.ole Ills., $44) Su. etal to Ronald V Burke & wE Grange Prop Inc. to Nell NI. sgl. tokharle E. Folk, 1..' 381k MeredIth Manor 1100. th 5 81k 6, Evansdale (Jc Mary 1k explaIned, "One reason Wm. 1.. Hackett & wE Elveen M. i.t. 13 14 15 111k 5 Stevenson&W(G L)iane,Lt89 13, Woodznt-re Pk&'cond Rep!., $20,000 (or including fescues in a blueCharles A Copeland & wE to Richard P. Connolly & wE pass blend is that fescue gen. $3,500. Grange inc. to vincent Pizyekl&Un. wE Adeline, LI 21 111k L Wilson & WI. Carol wE Loorsa it 3 81k E Paradise Camelot 2 P350O. $30,300. Harry I. Mansfield Jr & wf M. Rasmussen & WE. Helga w., S. Lealle lI, and in the shade, typical to Gee. 1. Carter & WI. Mary I'olnt 1st Sec $35,000, of Somerset Development Corp Jeantiette' Epoch to grassenvlrcfsmtu Nichola* it an spri trees. Oak.s Un, iv, K., —S 118' of N 138' of E 240' 01 p Inc. to Jean H. of Aririca, has announced i.ue Gene hlattaway, wldr to several varieties of Robert M. Patterson & wf Hornbeak, U 6, 81k 8 Rev. Pint appointment of Mark D. tc"Where same species are planted 81k C Curler Oaks Un. 2 is Jcn'y A. Whlgharn & Grange Prop, Inc to Joseph Lot 3 Orjent.a Gdns 1st A'Idn Rosemary it 47 Tee 'N Green Village, se I, &i9,500. 128,900. Patrick Diiorenzo & WE. Barhar5toDepnhI_Swaj0 Eat, 123,500 Vice PresIdent. The Florida loss of a 'pure dand' one or $19,500, (QCI)) hieru-y L. Gaines Jr & baseJ company currently has iother variety may become Alezanrier & wE Nancy v. U 1st Adda., 80,700. i. Un. IV, 133,500. 81k C -Sweetwater Cik &v 2 H Andrews & wE itary & LII Griffin & wE Dorothy M 10 beak & wi Jean IL, that portion Cofl.tfljtj10 in South Florida wItchcs depending on weather am Ward H1cks Inc. to W, Guinn Richard i. s Sup.r1or Constr. to Ralph 11 etichae1 0 Madigan & wE Dawn of Green belt & UUI easement 40' U 14, all oIlS Handier will be responsible or seasonal changes)." Char1esWBailey&wfr,j1 C, Winter Woois s-d Un. 5, Woodcre* Un. 5. $343XE For lnthc, Dr. Schery resza,goo, of Sec 21-20-32 less 100' for Glenwood Sec 1,1100. (OJOhIILS5ULISr&wECI3J.a U 135900 Reed 1.. Wiglield & WI. arid construction of new easement $13,000. Know Prop Etc. to James 1 BIk 1) Woodmere Park uegres were planted toDcv, Enir., Inc. to Michael D. Gladys to Donald S. F4wards IQCD) Ted ft. Brown & wE projects as well as Soineroet's Fisher & wI Sara G.,it 131k J Rcpl $20,500. gether atwas Rutgers University, Reeves, sgl., condom, lies. Unit WI. Shirley I). Beg 725'S of W ' Wilba, inc. to Charles E Eby Ntary H. to James 11. Hornbtak current aggregate, of 5,000 MerIon the more aggres' tea N. Roberts & Beulali M. 8, Shoih, Sec 3, $36,50(3 54cpoStSeC13...301 E 134.8' Spring Valley Farms, Sec S Li wE Margaret, LI 24 Li N 25' of & wE Jean H. that portion of cor*Jomninjuin apartments and ve Initially, but yielded to Cruthis to John IL IMmmne& [Ilk 30 Suburban hiomas, Sec green beilLi 15111 easement Rev, villa units for three major Des'. Entr., Inc to Charles etc $,000. 223123,300 Thomas IIIiurltt& wE 1y king after seeraI years ) Pint of The Springs GIewood nrnln,.i., teE Irene 8 110' of N 210' of U? Sandhaus & Wf Mvneue mM Stephen 8. Barnes & Wr tlh?._ F'.----_ V. .uIIIvr5eL snjam Inc W JOhfl anu wnen sre smut Showed up. '' ie & ft Sardra S. 1SF of I uai Sec I, deic $100. w H Un. Susan to Ra A. leaster & SW. 1. &'1Iieret Manor in the - -:: MoM of the new vantetle are itk 1-:, Winter Woods sd Forris & ssf lieU) 5., 1.1 34 $VAQO. Jan 13., 14 Z 131k II, The in. 2 $33 Frederick hi. SwirJJc.c 111 Li lauderdale area and Costa Del low-growing, denser at a low English Woods $58,500 A K Shoema)er Jr & wE wf Anita L. to Edw, J. The Crriter Consir Crp to Wdlay'1 er 2 1-1'; 400 In Mt;iinj wtng height thafl oHer good Boulder 'dt ('rp It, I .arr '1 ()! II I I jh & f I Pen It 111k Ii I Jc & ,.L 1J-jrb 'o li.iid1L r sias hkkr, Inc , L .39-214 Iiutterfk1d&sifCnthLaS'og Charter Oaks Un 1, 127,500 F.a(crn ira. 111w gi-as sarli tics &sa' 13. LI 1 131k 1.) IdyUwikJ WI. Pearl K, s'nj as Baron, Fylking and John H Ysrnall & wE Gloria LIs mel, Lots 256-269 & 291, LI ii & N 16 of 9 English Division Manager for the tfltiW Albert S. Nestlerode Li wE residential operations of the Lla Y beA1e Grover C Jones & wE Eliz. to Myrna to J. W, Hickman, I '°rPeter Wayer, sgl to Dorothy Sore W Gauthier & wf Dewey H Smith& *1 Edna its 9 1, 2, 3, 4, s, i & s [Ilk 2 iie Mark hIIdrs Inc. to Teddy C & wE Margare W 80' of 1411131k Company In association with ISghi Wayer, form. Saunders, Li 5 Patricia to James I Bray & wi Upsk.1 Li tel I.vclyn, II 15 81k D A, Prairie 1k Park, $36,000. 'nnd uld l.owe' Corp., international Dr. Schery ''iId tmt re'earct Iii IL i-- & t l}uruU bi . , 114117114tA (.-fltr U5O1LC) & to cd DOii,4h1 I). White & wt I)irlene, beadquarteri in New York, dence of how lawn population John W Wise Li WI Nancy to Hurenee M 1453thg l..t 28 BIk 1148 111k 1 Eastbrook ad tin 3, P'irj5lt lianifier had t)( n be manipulated throuih %% 1. l;it J. IkI *tpI S & Kenneth L. Fortune, j q LI 1281k RWit.hit Oaks Sec 17 J 1. ibIs Little Hear La s'd l. Franklin Lopez Li wE Elsa to of NW cur of NE f SE 4& of Col m 4 s,Thrd&c.,$2L500. 2$17,400. Sandra S. Cash form. Dunn & P.egk.nal Marketing Manager "OYtr a period of years 1l5.(KX Robert NI. Bcidnar & wt Bar. hbJohnA.toHerbertI,oyd&wf of residential development weedy turf plantingi have been etc 11 acres rn-i $100. W. C. ftutthionSr.& WI Abby Ch&wfSb1tIty, U Il 81kM to Donald W Fresh Li wI Est., $2500. Manor Un. 1, 151.100. A Rutgers University an of ,Keucky bluegrass David Da E. SK' Ills., Devcoaf Ott, Inc. te*nth.y Sweetwater Oaks $61,900. Mary Ann to Oyd Lee Dau[htn to Stepbc L Huber & wE iCin Estht Hroker In New York and )t'lOtivel' $100. ii ioin- ,;elns' Juanita Miller, I.t 7 (less E. 81k Ii Camelot s-d Un 2 $.4,000. Jean to 1c (7 %%4lIiap III, 1k hIlls s-d See 2. 115,000. Bel Air. Hurties Inc to SM 0) Amended Putt of Druid Sanhando Springs Tr. 21, developed Detcc of (3.'l, .m. to s'nn [ homes, 444, 470 & 474 *-d of con- greatly quicken Ue successlon JIYsI Consu' lip to Kenneth *12,800 Willard G. Payne & WI. WLU Park, $100. domirguins garden away frci-n broadleaf Weeds" Goddard Li wE Linda, it 23 81k Mtamonte Land Høtel Li Nay, 11 Jacobus Li teE 4nnette, LI 6 apartments Arnold Gorefick Li wE Rosalie and shopping centers in nor. $320O toJn.'riei P Benson & WI Jean Pairna Kreeger 'fm-rn PL-1,, ft JI r & I ri ir i I 7 '1 Pdtrlc ia It 1f4 Sprtn (Jays, ;vr- Vs 's.m 5 1j Liuir L F - ci I) .S mA i rI Heil JS5f L5 L.rl Cus4jJ Li tel Lu t' U; Itohi I Ifre to Win Li S1IaryJm & wE the s'siicr-deselcptr If )Ou Itte at Uit' (anadjan Ill 1-39 ¶X) of Latari Lreht Club Li Apart burder oral a high altitude OU Pamela LI 23 111k M to Em11 ft KaJar, MJdreJ SE4 of SE L Sec 16-21 32 Spring Oaks 141 000 5 75 of 14 6 Li W 6325 of 7 81k 1 E Thonirs Li wE Rita t. 54 nation's first Iari'e scale Gold 130000 r 11) Elir. M Rnxnrneit [0) Ehz JIo11owa, wit! to I'atrlcla to henneth M Li 3 j CarolS Page, sgl to ltobt E 137,500 ___________________________________________________________________ rfl -aparirnent comple* 1,000 foot drop lit elesatlon) 'e n Lost and Found n Caroer & Palm Shadows, 13,000. C.ROWbPC. UU!.INESSt Or,ve-thru car wash pluj detail work for locI autO dealers Good lease, P & I statements availabl, for your IfflpC(t Ions West Side - r Apartments Rent Furnished _____ Ty, bedroom duplex furnished --c.antrnent 1220 Orlando Drive. Car Wash II pbat' Topppj by a quallied fl—Loins i Palm Shadows, Inc. to Paul May to Don Caeder & wE LillY $31,500. Realty ______ flY ANYONE. OTHER THAN '.ILI ASOF SEPT 5,1913 MY Jcrny W Lord, Sr - Iffiru 23 tlmos 2k a Ii 2itimis 22ca line (11.73 MINIMUM CHARGE) 11 OLtiIliLEUIIl BUSINSS COLLEGE Apply in p,r.'s 1:30 am r...i - - Shill 15-17, 83-59, 106-109, 124-123, wE Rosy M., E 15' of it 344, all Steph R. Mikler & wE Richard T. Heb & WI. Carob to James A Carver & wE 1215 BIk C Golf View Eat, .. - - - DIALADEVOTIOP SOIl) '"rAIUaPtI%IChUrP Business Opportunities by Gill Fox cT(Tç APprov(jj WrIt' P0. tioK lI Palm Shadows Inc. to Paul Sec3$57.900, Ai1.1.1.-.. T, & ç Ask for Want Ads SIDE GLANCES lIr11..cJate otnnus (o Nurses A, Trainj EARN AS YOU LEARN P,civIous experience not r.'qupred fl âQC or educatonjl 'Quremrnf Inc plcer,int 136 cii br p('rv)nal •,ilcr ,,,. fACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM ?h4PSAlcoPolictAnonym Employment .._._ !I(J _._._ tat__s__A veanicu 19—Female Help Wanted 20—Male - Female Monika Smith form. Mor.ika TKm4SM.Wrenn&wfCw.ol Lake Ruth South, $30200 ui i.. ESIY (QCD) e w, Land Hotel&Nav.Co.,$8j,i3 Phaneup to Brigitte Phaneuf, toDonaldfl. Blowera&wfGay, CharlesCralgEstey,Lt.s34 Ruth & WE. Roberta F., Milford Heating a Cooling 1c., CtUe & Peters Inc., N 100' of W Sec. 4, 1100. Oaks, $62,900. $55,800. Hodes 0ev. to Thomas M. Deccatexine Constr. to 1e grant $40,000 S. Brailey Odham & WI. LouisethMamo M. mvera & &400O. Seminole 322.2611 S—Eating Places t—Good Things to Eat to—Do it Voursell 11—Instructions Travel & Recreation - trwteeLts4SO&451 AIthmnnt rranszaIc'olh..Iu& WI f, M;ir:art-t Ii; I ,aiiri'n C. 1'artli3Ifs & wi C)1hia 5,, 14 6 131k A F.aitbrook iii Un. 16, 134,500. charles H. Hughes & wE Patricia to John 1. Ventura & wE Rosemary, it 15 111k 11 Sprirsg 1k lulls, Sec 3, $59 900 Charles H. Fletcher & wE Chri.stthetoCyrticeBurgess,l4 14 131k 0 Winter Woods sd Un 1, 133,000. David L. McCoy & wE Yvonne to Donzell C. Crouse & wE Nina J. & Michael F. Crouse & wE Karen G., it 1213hz S, Sunlanc] $21,500. ree, 644 ifl7 for "Wc Care" Winter Park. 14 Nurses Aide Trainees 'WE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll $ - H _±!ru!ns Oarks Clayton Jr., Etu toEdwinLhiauesIer&wf,.jn A., Us 1 & 2 131k II Whispering to Edw. Lee Scott & wf Barbara hills S.d *3,5(K). Beg at SE cor of LI 2 Mecca Frank W Fuilmer Jr & wf Hammock thence N 1(' W 137' Audrey to Sultan I) Royal & wE etc $300 MaA1ne, S 50' 01 Li iti Lnt1e The Southland Crp to Georgia Ten., $30,000. Dalitore Prop Cusp., that part MK'oy Ii Gunter & wE Betty of Ns of SW'i So of Old EImerSLevie,USlUkaRepI. 513. 1 & 2 No. Or! Townsltr 4th 'as H A Ross Coustr. to Carl E. D{AL (QCD) Marion Suilinga t Efl., A&In, $34 500 Garners Oak Hill Addn S Sanf, SweetwaterOaksSec3, $l2,9(j, Yoakam& WI. Rhoda LI Marion N Sullinga & dan., June Robert L. Stohes & WI. S North Or) Ten., See 21 81k Starlin Galloway & wf Lois M. Etal to David W Rohrbaugh & Gordon H Keevis Sr., sgl. to $17,400. EUnlee Kirchhoft to Eugene S Un.1, Beg 590' N & 15' W of SE cor of Jo C E 60' of LI 2 & W & Miller LI 8 Rh G Fla Shores Thelma to [loUis Allen & 'f of 3 Walter J Thiebauth & w( Qiatles E. Thomas & wf Rita Fraley & wf Judy A., lAs 1 & 2 SW, of NE4 of Sec 27-21-31 etc Lakewuod Shores, 2nd Addn Veronica, 14 14 81k 1 crIag s.d & its 18 & 17 131k A Lake Gloria 5., U 4 81k B Amended A. toToni Walinan, LI 21 81k 20, (less E 45') & W 50' of Lot 21 111k BakoConslr.CrptoRafaelG. 12.000. woo. Oaks SeC., $100. 13111 Un. 2, 1111 of ainger ,_, $34,500. Weatherafleld Sec. Addn, 2 wynnewood, s7,. Copeland & WI. Carole P., it 14 0th taylor Jr & wf Hilda to Evelyn Real (Form. I3urk to Malvina KovaLski, wld. ,, $2,l00. Leonard P. HillIer to Tho11Jaquv'line to FrederIck 0. Botic & WI. ucla & Wm. $36,900. Li 7 131k B South Pineemi, Bander & wf Sophie U 51, Stuhrke & WI. Gail K., LI 6 81k LI 4, 131k 1 Sanford Farms $100. Kovoiski, St. ten., Beg. at p1 Seboenbacehler & wf Susan, LI Fellowship Addn., 12,500. 0 ConceptDe.signs Inc. to Lloyd $17,000 Twenty West, $23,000. harry Ornsteln & Rose, 10.0' N & 505.0' E of SW ('or of 14 81k N Un II, Camelot, Magnolia Svc. Corp to B Sweetwattr Oaks, Sec. 3, A. Story & WE. Valerie S., Li 1 Greater Constr. to Hal Shute Trustees etal to Eugene E. Lot 16 BLthpam Plantation, etc. $31,000. S. lawrence Duke & wf 114,900. Thomas J. Turner & wf Shirley 81k C, hidden Lake Un. IA, &wfFrancesS.,LtlBlkX The Egan & wf Margaret M., Lots swo. Ha1linarkCo,r.toc1rence 0., LI 94 Sleepy hollow lit un. i $39 500 Oil Tow1e 4th Adn re. s i Joseph L, hodges & WI. to Michael Wargo Sr & wE hlantmock AlloUnent R00,000. E of SW cur of 14 16 flishpam Sec 2, 117,400. LPPrOdUCLsbC.tOLoUjSeB &2,$21,. FrancesW.,LI1IBlkF13j<j &Cflflc(( & Francine, Lot 1 Cof Tampa Inc. to Food Plt(ion, etc. 1O0. 14 27 81k 8 Srsmans Ivan & Wi. Hilda to Lake Un. 113, 127,900. Estorla Courie to Dennis C. Blk G, Sweetwater Oaks Sec. 5131k E Lake Orienta hills Un. 2 FaIr Stores, Inc., From W'4 !'iradise $100. Joseph Rosado & WI. The Greater Constr. Crp to Griffith & wf Deborah J. S 25' of 2A, 112,900. Bakc Constr. to Felipe B. $100. cor. of SEC 14-2I- run S 41 mm Farrell E Stakup & wf Margarita, LI 48 TraUwood Ortlx & WI. Maria I., it 37 131k Wayne M. Bennett & wi Susan LI 11 & N 30' of 12 [31k 7 Palm The hluskey Co tO H. B. (QACU Robert E Waldow & 28 sec. W 310.82 along W 1.130131k Q The Woodlands, Norma to Fausto N,hiy & I..., s i Ten., $11,800. Bennett& wE Francine, it 4111k H. Sterltng Pk. Un. 1, 132,500. wI Modcne to David B Kerr & howlary of NWL4 of SWa of i. 541.800. Obdulla A U 72 Casa Alorna ..fr....-.t $ ri , , -n (wmj,hv.t,r i.sit, uus U., t.i as L.A Markflam Sec for pob etc. $1,030,000 Q5 W 127,500 IQCI)) - Geraldine S. Flagg James W. Harris & wI $13,900. eat., $10). Hallmark Constr. to Jimne fnnn. Chittenden to Nolde , Johi Millonig & wf Katheen Christina In Marie Mederos & 1agnolia Serv. Crp to Gusthve Weinstein & wE A)1chWesIey&wf1JtUej, IOHnbLR.Wesunan&wf v.1 Ruth, it 182 Trallwood Eat., 1n1asJ.'I'tzruier&wfSlUj.le Flagg & wE Geraldine J., LI BeatrIce&ThomasCftcJ&wf 14 16 81k 13 WashIngton Oaks [krothy its S & 6131k D Tr. 3 fllkl2Eastbrooks.dNo.5,$100 Sec I, 122400 1.181 Sleepy HoUow 1st Addn, Winifred B. to David B Kerr & Sec 2 117,400. Sanlando Spgs S46,3iX. Scott L. Schaf(er& wf Martha Wm. 11. Green & wE Dwan to $10,000. wf Carol 13., 1.1 52 Lake Hallmark Constr. to Thad- 0. to Dale E. Bluer D.L Phillips, sgl to Roy C & wf Karen Sameuel F. Sears & wE Becky George it. Davis & wE Alberta Markham Est., $15,000. dens McNeil & wI Josephine LI A., 1.1. 21 131k Raymond & wE Mari1 LI 7 20 North Orlando, W., 1* 1 81k 13 Sweetwater to James L. Poyner & wf Donna Paul W. floulware & wE June 9 81k A Washington Oaks Sec 2 $19,500. RepL 131k C. Not Hill Sec Oaks, Sec. 4A, $51,900. N., LI 2 111k 1 Spring Lk IIill, P., to Mary E. Walton, sgi, LI $18,600 Meredith Manor $14,400. Gregory MiLrakas& wE Feint, The Huskey Co. to Owl Sec 'Is $66,900. 10 81k K Charter Oaks Un. I Bako Constr. to Steven A to Greater Constr. Crp, all that Constr. Co Inc., it MereiiiUi Entr Inc to Roy C 39 BIk C $26,000. Ricky I.. Lewis & wI the Spr Teab ____ I WI. Agnes., LI 51 Lake Harriet Starlin (1!oway & f Lob & wf Judith 14 38 Applr Valley SIUmek & wi SylvIa,.W 73.75' of Teresa Drake toFrederick C. The Huskey Co. to Owl Mae, 1.1 5 Sunny Slos $2,500. $5.000. - & Judy L, Lt 83 N H Constr. Co Ire., IA 2 131k U. 1 111k 0 Pearl Lk IlLs., 1st Webct Laverne Cemmings, sgl to Sec., Sunday, Sept. 9, 1913—SC If Your Want Ad Is In_This Pa per1 PtropIeAre Reading Il Today. q a fd I,u13 j. Montesi & % 'f F Paradise Point Thhd ft Rosenthal & wf Carel, LI 87! Barbara to Saints E. Under & 17,500. — LONGWOOD • CASSELBERRY - FOREST CITY DeBARY & DELTONA FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL 322-2611 THE SANFORD HERALD I �- - . -- I - - - - 0 - ' -31 -H- I- . _ . - - -• - - - _ I M i 141!J l iT I nJT A' I K1I ________________________ iri RM 11!11 -------- 3* _____ _-_---- $1 Wanted To Rent - R11q z1,_k11- V1977 0 - -- Houses for Sale 41 41 ii Houses for Sale Plow I - ;19; - 41 if - ---,-llllll- 5 tu wts _ will - - - - ThRSAnfnrd$.4Prlr4 - I,n,1u ,40 1n' 7g i7IJ" - 5_ A Find _______ _ -- New Home For Everything nwiissiii,o --------------___________________________________________ ____ 3 bedroom For You! bath, .1t BY OWNER, 4 bedrooms, batn, CO home, fence d yerd, kitc hen 1 -LOCH ARBOR - -. -' peted, 'tICC home on Lots and Acreage. N"w 3 bqdroo,', 2 home, c,ntra heat and air. en Tflr I] THE BORN LOSER eQuIpped. carp. aris drape 1501 1 bedroom, 1 bath, ion NOW OPEN _ ___ Mobito tIorr Place 43 LOt tatrt, all custom extras sandA.,eagp 12I.0C) Homes North, , $3a,g, closed 13's30' pool and large patio, Locust. commercial, Only 124,100. Own SANFORD l-twy, 17-fl, just Nortt, ti,o down, 372 2317, 4 garage salt? Doni iiv Art Sonsom Lot 1O7'3)' deep. 4 Cn,ln link will carry mortgage. - 'OACRES, posssuld,Colorado $7.975t Re "JUP.kCSRV.t-J Track Rd. at beau,i,ui LAND, TREES, HORSES fc*g1 ,o •avertle it in ma 7603 Park Drive JOHN 'S fence In back. A5sun,tbl, mor. La¼ KULP REALTY i Autos for Sale 'Aba Kathryn Fltat. Pre (irand ndoned, usantediCr,k cars Higti Mountain iti,ie ast 3bomn, It-i baths, 27x 27' pool. - --Valley, Days 322 77)7 , c, REALTY CO lgg', In Suburban Estates,, Call I N),ME Opening discounts, Osteen area. s hauled away. Equipped Your KULP REALTY kitchen, acres or more at a down, $3s IS monthly at 6 pci, fenced back cost, $10. 70 Plymouth GTX, 4.1), 1lp.ed. I MOd,Is set imp ($13) 4$5-lu or write 80* 517. Reg. Brokers ,. so you can mov lfl.today, low per acre, 22 pcI, Orlando 2936)94anlrne. yflrd, $17,500, COUNTRY CLUB interest Steed, 9l W. 10th. ___________________________ '&;*, RE'LL1 407 W 'it St 372 7333 down. SaC'', days t- evenings 372. Ask care of The SnIoi'* Herald. P.O. 0t'IL'! _ -_____________________ Santd. Fla. Realtor ii about free and Ipct on balance. Lovely trees, Amarillo, Texas, 79101 (V3 376 . rent. Fr ee delivery MANOR. Houses for Sale 1745. ________ Da 322-41fl anc3 vji Gaffing reedy o i l W. Box 1457, Sanford, Fla.. 32771, tst to me? S 32222: NiQbti 322 Set UP '* Within 100 miles. cess UVE THI5 deal for home, GOOd investment 78 * '69 DODGE Motorcycles PISCe ltof Quickly with a ciuIfiol edt POLARA HARDTOP. Homes, 934 3770. for resale. Call GeO.'ge Willis. RICHBURG CA. WHIODOW 5R ____ WINTER SPRINGS REALTY GENA DRIVE. DEl TONA STUFF C LOADED. NOTHING DOWN, PES3 FOR Assoc. III N. Park, Sanf ord '17 Varrai, 250 Excellent S.st 15 conJIM HUNT REAL'fl TAtr OVER CALL CREDIT income and 4%CiI;NDA VIL URRYt o NEW HOMES S H.VY l?93,5AP4iORo dition 1495 CoIl 322 3617 after LACE Custom pci. N'h?s. 37)1l 'DOR VJU. 3221431 7l7IParkDr, OPEN HOUSE MANAGER, 373 6730, 631-1341. RAVE 2 large br. 2 baths Cican, 3 bedroom. 2 bath, centri I air Investment Property made 12 x 56' 1 bedroom Pirfict A 211 Ju%tcompJfrg6 beautiful pm,3 Roberts & 5.33Gilman and heat. kitchen equip ed. 'or single or retired Person . ReattorA,r Hour $ ee our Photo ad in. I to 5 p.m. ' '41 & I be*on, Central air, RAMBLER AMBA%SAbOit Nffi~~E s Call " car. fenced back yard. masonry. Aali Sunday's Lifestyle Section 921114.1322.391111. III $772 or 064 322-473. 830.5500 GOOD INVESTMENT Pefirig. range. refrigerator. WAGON, LOADED, NOTHING 12L$0 down byi this 3 bedroo k)fJI _____________________ m (CLOSE TO TOWN) to wail carpet, an Florida tC cm. 19 Pric edfrom $2 500. $2L3, VA & . T'ucksandrraflers b th M. LJNSWORTH REALTY DOWN, TAKE OVER. CALL FHA appraisedat rv,m,diate Realtors Two s,tv . ot tZS.SW. As low as with 2 Occupancy W.300 down. 114.3 t, iirm, $19,900, 5 Pd. Down FHA llnncing. EuaI houtng tenstrom CREDIT MANAGER. 3734233. sale price of $30,Iso, with monthly I_on.0 Zoned RMOI put this building to use both home. Remodeled HILLCREST I? K 61. 2 bldrrn, 1 PEAC? to $215 PITI, No red tape. Al .III Eli 1914 Chevrolet El Camino 337. V.1,1 3W. First St., 471.13i, fUS?iC CpPOfiufli?y. Payments of $379 f)4, for 310 mos lot- professional offices, Clinic, right In. tans, air, patio Cover, family room. zoned MRI, FHA CITY -3 bedroom, 7 bath. carpet. spe ______ , meg wheels. $900 Call 3fl-4061or323o517 ed 337. hotel or rooming house. This splendid home can be yor terms available $19,100 Call Ruth Dealer. l3l-I), Corn C9 Impala, blue. $150 down and take j4., air, screened for(h, 21.1) Grove SO Come see, pletely remodeled Inside and Out. come Rub, ASSOC. PARK RIDGE-p4, ru buy, 437 NICE 3 SANFORD CLOSE IN up payments of $76 61 for 12 , Drive. Phone Orlando 473-litj. ealty BEDROOM. Pi bath ,,, _t re rn? ,., Wilshire Dr Iva off .534 just south of 1957 Ford pickup truck, lOtjile Home Bank RpOti,i clean, runs ideal downtown location Wall, to ______ This 1bedr months. Good condition Ph. 323. Kitchen equipped, W.W carpet. 1 bath Is trip Ptly Eve. 113 243). * BEST VALUE. good. $77j, Agent, 3fl Zayres, or call Lake Monroe For details, please Ii to choose from, 131-2323 Lake Mary Joe RUb,I,ASSOC __________________ 29 41. Private yard No and In sparkling r: i_ i" - -alit w-y"•W, call Joan Carter, As aler. ConvnIn and charming, just dtIon. Paneled living room tAd less Ford Pick Up ALTAMONTE ROLLING HILLS I payment and pay $157 per mo 16 Realty ALTAMONTE SPRINGS Income and _________________________ Runs good, $115 completing I new 3 bedroom FOUR THOUSAND SQUARE FEET PIW7Q $77,300. uictc '61 Chevrolet Convertible. v. p.s. AREA Lake front "A-Frame' dining room, includes washer 150n(I _____ Ind 50 BRICK Truly an outstandingdryer 175(170. Invest ment Property 53 'iomes with garage, air and Miscellaneous TV-Radio-Stereo with Suthrty view of take, CloSo 131 6131 Siit this tine. Automatic transmission, new Robe rt 65 South of Slavia Pets and s &Gilman Supplies -carpe?ng. Located on a Quiet hornet Price? $!2.000. But listen to OPEN HOUSE _ For Sale toanacrt.) bedrooms with spli tires Cicant $795 Call 3fli ASSOCIATES REALTORS Hall Realty blot thi;' Rcj Spccal SANFORD AREA - IPSO Dodge Pick TELEVISION SETS 123 tteqt with lake breezes. Walk tO Central ht and air, large COUNTRY CLUB stairs to 3rd, bedroom _____ &-44 Otto 19S0 Lee ON SR 476 - Approximately 4 MANOR W,ritr Park w,tt, 8305sQ FREE KITTENS, up. '67 Fiedorn. DeSota engine, Mercury Comet. ' 2.6 p.m. thoinq and Sthooli Low down SADDLE EQUIPMENT, BOOTS living room, formal dining room, bedrooms, 1' bath horn,, MILLERS 4. 3. Northern tight, ideal for artist.Realtor, extra 3235774 r• SOLID BLACK. FOR SALE F lorida room, 5cretnj pt,, acres unimproved land $6600 per Inc-ReaItnrLOA9*o,,i, Commercial building, 33' NcwcustornbulI,Ibed2 Western Wear, Savo at the Old P4'liIIIy Customized siso. Club 2ll* Orlando Drive, )fl3, Clean, good condition, auto trans Wi shed, stove Convenient to golfing and"action Pa y ment. Only *22.300 to 134.250. I ac re with 2529 pct. d ground pool, a PH. S345353, od ow n and ' wtt, missIon, Corral Western Diamond,Deflary, double garage, drapes, rods. Shop, 17.92, 1 mIle I-amity room. Central heat, air, ______________________________ PA, p.b. $400. 3495343 scre,ned Summer hot.s. All "Stop Urn!" center" in a quiet rustic area. terms. Our 1,700 ft. highway or air Conditioned office, Ideal for $_ It patio with built in barb,, Carpet, fenced yard, large lot Three Story Building 117,500, Call now to seel 312) Hartwell Ave the tow price of S70; 000call us CORBEIT I frontage plus ran frontage -----wit 1914 Buick Station Wagon, air, alt storage ad busios, Lot size 55 * * * luurlou$ carpeting, ,a, In kitchen many treqj. Take 434 or 436 to t oday to see this. 80 DISNEY-..- SEAWORLO Let a clusified ad help you clean Out '*' 66 AutosforSaje power, good shape. $393, 710' Call Bud. Horses and Situlted on big Lake Mary P'n)riflg5Roed Palm Spring" And in between 5 this3 bedroom LAKE MARY - Luxury Cointry ________REAL ESTAIL, 2012 DOWNTOWN SANFORD Total your attic, garage orbosmenf Park Avenue CLIFF JORDAN Broot,sid, Court, Maitia,. '63 10 719 Highland.Priced it MUSTANG, l7.ST9sq It. Corner location. Lots j. REPOSSESSED ultra REALTOR V $ WITH clean PINECREST_See thislav e iy 3 home on a little over at-, acresit,, relocated 1101 ?HORSES_REASONAE Owfleri i,th 71. JOHNNY WALKER OL King Size bed, Complete, tiCs) 'fltOr,t Of possibilities Priced right, too, AUTOMATIC NOTHING Do N. bedroom. 2 bitt, home, Highland Park NEAR 75TH STREET 24 acres. ,;n ôöj 4791. DeBnrye4,e- id.IS RI!ALOR home. Move in If you want to take I crest Place for Its, children to X CELLENTWITHCHILDREPI hu 00 Couch, 2 end tables, coffee tables. 131 Only 112.3 TAKE OVER. CALL CREDIT . REALTY Spe Paneled Florida room, city, z on ed partly NC 1 and rtly 1977 beautiful walnut ca6in,t AM over mtg. of $22,500. With $7,23o, have a ponyl Over 4, Ph, 323 279 sq. p, ' 7 Dodge Lancer, rnectianlcally uIt ------'- $23. Truck topper, neede work, MANAGER, 3334720, 621-1341. Brand new 2 or 3 bedroom SPLIT 3 BEOROOMwith'ttr.iat, FM multiplex radio, a track tape Pointed intine and o4. OnIV OC 7. l' trontagq with average Only $193 40 mo. 754 interest for under roof. .4 bedrooms, 3 baths the Sound. new tires. 1373. Pp,, 323 Revelation Mobile Homes 3226457 Alter S. 1 ho S t 372-71 1 gun. 373.1036. If you arid heat, beautiful Carpeting, and have an eye for real value. lownho,, 121.700 Roberts & GiIman depth 01119.4'. *330,350 __________________________ ___________________ player, Psychedelic lights, and Choice ltatn'tt No 19* IV family room with fireplace 43H. Fd Tw l964stationwagon designed you'll eye the classified acts much for ac2;tion of pool for i t4t needed for shopping. eat-in custom kitchen, formal ''°" 1973, ?1*7,2b''5T much more. Guaranteed, sthoos Circulator g ood condition. regularly. $n.soo. On beautiful t III 830.5500 Sold new for $422. Pay balance Cat French Avenue 41 baths, unfurnished,$-S.000 down. VW DUNE BUGGY - Runs, Ca- churches, Walt to wall shag fl strom _____________________ 'auetor.1, for Rent. 3 bedroom, dining, 20 * 40' pool With COy, wilt Oil Hester S temper Agency Real Estate Wanted of - ______ Ph. 64'3732. ito' This is a brand new stis, or nothing do carpeun0 Dishwasher. dispos al. $137 mo. Extras, carport, add '.berglass body, needs work. $300 "C. Rt'etfI()rs wn - $9.50 per CIases now forming underwater benches and watr Wet bath, $330 ma. Central alt, vecantt Cnit 3fl.$15 in beginner SIX SEMINOLEREALTOR ORi. is. 1987 Ford Fairlanr, I or 3.' tan lables 7.Cx)0 Outs, i'tliclerid,, P1rt, 3 month Phone 60 1577 for free • ,ynct c 'r'!r il m.1.,1 i r WP if of cool €trck " 273 7715 J. 1 I '.?O Fng$kh Fqut.f n F ,t I L)rej n'.'. r. ri . ton I r&', dC 5-' P1 IT I. Realty ;" I I, ( A L i'. ci A 1,Ot Alili FuRNiTtJL ''"" • •. IS TAT L rini HALLMARK. 17 old k, t 3;: _"ALES, iroil Flih Corn Ridi' ) .LPl 8fld Stabi l.7 PImouffl I door hardt o 322 ___________________________ 6012. Uct 1919 CalIBart Real Estate 9141 GREQORYMOQILIIIOMES fairtnk5 Ave., WiflIN Park p, n WITH CHILDREN IN MIND mercial salesman to averse* Many extras Call now to 3.479. _________________________ - Call 322-2420 Anytlmd 'Sanford's Sa l,sLea der,, HEY, BIG SPEP4OER? Svemon,y 30QFrenchAye Eve.. Sunday, 322.73'i or 322.111 tag, tires, and inspection sticker 3Il31SE.Flrt$t., 174.50 33OriandoDq Cat 337.54 growing commercial department$to 72 241-lourservice 1 YourMultiple Listi by buying thisnearly 37) I 279 This 3 bedroom, i bath hnm has 3 ng Agency Split HUNTER SPECIAL CAMPER. Also residential men anJ women 373 5500 -Call 3 72 11.ALTORS "S*nford'ssalesL,ader.. IMMAC1JIJ3 E I omoroonis i MOVE IN NOW fenced yard, above ground bedroom,7bJth Lake Jenny home i STEREOS 25SParkDr 1-ULLY EQUIPPED, Ample drive ins, broker helps in 68 AND ________ UNITED YOViMultlpIeLlstlngAgy Wanted to Buy baths. Spanish atyle with cwør of Forrest Greene, Inc. near Seminole High School you have _______________ a place to Put with Sundeck, fantastic play fort, ''--. 48 -FULLY SELF CONTAINED, training, office 17-fl across fr-onB '[iitingsWante REALTORS that new horn' hakvFREIGHT SALES BeMditu4 3 bedroom, 1tJOath home, only $3&300. Immaculatef t*it and al'. Large yard wi you buy. We h Country atmosphert, best schools SEWING MACH;NES. 73&S Park Dr INCOME PROPERTY, NOTHING DOWN, TAKE OVER. Has K Marl Shopping Center. ____________ Realtors - F2UP JITItRAtTiQUE5 Carpeted ?hFOugl'iøW, air and con pnva.-y fence. $2130Q. Terms "For Sale", 130.4 W. Fairbanks bell have homeS, ahd toll of tots. Sonland Estates, Low 20"s. Call le$Ustafrehwrr/Q,, Wiling 11 t nice a p J -try foyer, Oalage, drapes and CALL CREDIT MANAGER, 323 Irp Doliar Paid Auctions every 1S S ORANGE AVE. trot tttat 443 2)33 No artments, large car. WE TAKE TRADE Icfce',Ja Vi.iag., .31 4411 '•"* P IN P* PLAZA IPSIN PARK Rijii, Pi,i, Assoc, SUMMER SALE 5001 and alSo dIJCIed 6233, 62*1341. port, private entrances property, we flve qualified rectay ORLAN DO q3j'. We Don't sto Nite, 7:30 p.m A A.A. _______________________ and extra Buy locally and get Service. Si er CONVENIENT to Stores. 3 boilI. Eqlty and assume central heat and air. Ve're Proud _ buyers. we need your Property to lime 7 piece csdrcorn s,qts, -' I ng 931-6772 Lx' t li)$ adlolnhi,g, 327 63i. FURNITURE L AUCTION, $129.95 room, I bath, small lot. $12.10 to 'ow Golden Touch & Sew-$J7 mortga ge, Monthly payments, s Stenstrom exclusi ve hit the demands upon us, Call an i9 Ford Galaxle 500, automatic, Neflr New Sets Sets include '9 QN,_un. _Lonowood_ dresser, chest, 1)49. Terms, uw • Zig Zag LAKE p''"'---$3$, air, power, radio, heater, Only mirror, headboard 9 bedding. MATTRESS ACTION firm. Forrest Greene I Inc Realtor, 615 2233. CASH 372-4132 5550. SHELLY USED CARS, lot San Lanta £ Box Springs SPr ' Also living room B Ni Sets, $99.95 Hrs. 3 beoom, I, bath, THlSINTERESTINGoloerSpa. For us ed furniture. appliances, zk~ F rench Ave , 323 7960 Mon. Fri. 9109, Sat. CbS, Terms sub ,ingt Complete ss, hroughout. matter boo. FOR OFFICE % Vie hot ba I 3 bdrooms. I ED ASSOCIATES REALTORS toots, etc. Buy 1 or 1001 items th, and BEDROOMS? available. Elmer BakaHa, Inc. central heat, come, __ ____ _ __ _ Lee THIS WEE K AT 7 bedr oom home, Panelled with 50 _ _ ___( Walnut finish, floor mndel-$U L ! RTh I irepaet Shade tAd fruit treei 1930____ Mis cellaneous --La rr ys Mart. 213 Sanford Ave. reading the right ad. This home Winter park Palt _______ ___________________ Monthly payments,. 'INITPDFREIOHT SALES Monittly has some nice features, format knotty pine Con be converted into payments as For Sale low as$7, 34,000 OTU Air Conditioner, used o or Fern Park ORIEHIL RUGS WANTED TEN beautiful acrc-s with deep wet i34791 per month. See at Sanfo dining room. Florida .00m with an olhice Zoned CN Pric ed Only __________________ ________________ Quite simply Spanish, Mediterranean months. $230. 3$ HP Evinrude rd Sewing lop prices paid, used, -._ cab the finest adult mobile and trees. any Condition. $I C en ter, 307 F. lit Downtown. kitch e Located in JOHN SAIJLS AGENCY n with bujlt.in motor accessories. Pt,, French Provincial bedroom the center of 3720174. M754441174, Winter Park. Sets, activity 3729411 "ang., or evening-$31.44 , home Call Di: Bowler, oven, dishwasher, dispol, Flea Mart* --_________________________ Assoc. 211P4. Oak. Sarord $79.93 and up. 6 Sotci, 3 Styles to in America to ___________ 3911 Hwy I? 97 Oren So? & Sun 93 the! central air and heat, fenced bark crtoos e from, 119.95 to $15995 7lYIdy. 33 --Loo'kingfor livestock buyers? Place yard. pa tio, terrazzo ltOi wit Orlando. a-___ low COSt classified _3e? Color TV $14.95 Mo. ed ad-for-results brand vacuums, $4993, (\1 ' I 1Int• ---- ______________________ Extraordinary UNITED _ location. Roberts & Gilman Two brand new models, for 59993 living room, dining rocin and jXTf&C 5l' :' .i 73 SIflg, tS9 P TA F F ER RtIi PUfrt185 ,lri' t'alI REAL t'tar. nu ciocx anc pocket watches Arpeted t' FPEIGHTSALLS your ntp'çtjon, ra ____ a yton ______ "'-F_k" Homes from $20,000 to $30,000, Lot CARPET :3&T Color [ %Ofl?, regardles s of age or ; 6441006 mmerct: 1l'.a*. S cu*v land. STEREOSP!CIAL I scs ORANGE AVE. WALL TO WALL condit ion. 2273376 Pur ____ $36.sor '' rentals ____ 7 j "' " ie, 30.3 rf Os.sr low 1 Re.it,373 )j01 I homes start at $75 per watt, AXS000 flerrord corn Prices 323 5 ORLANDO I ponent set, rig. $9, now MMFDIATE INSTALLATION aly andjncl,di aII:h..xtras 'yo,, H*a Ave, at I, 12 Cash only buyer for used articles, fur. 54 month, Garage.Rummag $ev. Also Blvd. available Speakers. n'e, etc. HWY ANTIQUES, would expect In homes CLEARANCE ,% %I BALL REALTY Commercial carpet wholesaler has Highland Park 'seadhon.s and Garrard turn ________ SaI ______________________ COstIng much __ _ jjj more. !6972:. 137W over 2000 Yards of COMPANY tables models open for your 1sfSt. new tot broadlcrn,.. 53v1 t10 bidjid I YOU WANT SPACE? I've got -- -------I new 300 watt AM FM GARAGESALE'Saturdayoniy 9 to L P LAIA •FSRN PARK carpet left ovur from commercial ____ 322 M) W HOME1 REAI,TOR st eo componer,t 5, er chIna F 7N, $. inspection Wareh.u $995 $3I-a22, in%talation Will sell and install, Con. out and see wtvy we are ,i Outlet $sated stereo, cabinets, 31) 69 I Stamps.Cojns k autllutlnthis ___________ l, This home features 19.93; head Palm Drive, Oviedo in Mead r ,q_omo Ma at builctr Wholesale cost, 3S 8. Dra. Ave. I •xcit, about thesi vaIues smlfirig -large shady F ORAND BY Owflef' 3 be(5 oOr't7b,,,h1 living room, large formal dIarg pho oaks ne s Afl r NAME $1; rel speakers 173 paIr. Also Manor. y and sell gold or Pityer coins, I PCt. below retail, Fin,.t,clng AT Orlange (between Hold,,, A tha ining FH! amidst the scent of rMshly available BSR and Garrard turn ____________________________ c!tratPieat& air, Screened contact us ttrst. We also buy bulk th room, fØmilp room, double avaIlable up to 34 Michigan), Hews 9. u0,,, rn hoif re _____ ______ ______ 7' tfl ("P ON WESt oaraiop 2SflIST Yoke int.r5p0e 4 (!kn pine ,,dj5 t ?'? 37• a auppiy O*, 113 utility crn.cI nt . 1bt.'Ill$ bOLt i,1,l$ 'c' '4 e (tSa vsiimat ARiES C . Boats & Marine PE T 95 ..-.,". i. ______________________________ gi'i CENTER, to, I ill channelsystemsat$,49. :0es1i3Ofl,,,, w. lit. 37332. on go right on [oLe Mary I _________ _________________________________________ '______________________________________________ Ccii cotiei CA stereo consoles 17$ each, 3 eacl,;j -_ amd. from the exit. Op.no. weekdgysf, $°'1.rd. Th. ___________________________________ _______________________ _____________________ Equipment WHERE THE CUSTOMER MAKES THE DEAL ö44..3131 GARDEN, pT5' ON A LAKEFRONT I bat-, fireplace, c entral heat AXo000 ____________________________ )OOAh8 &Vili•ot$w,kom. ca& _ and I me m _ j l)tai5130, Sundeysfri,,, Garrard, 3 rig. $M9. now 1 tv l I r''a'•. . I I lit I '.weft ar other chojc one-half bea,titul I IL baths. I1.fOe fenced 10t Assume AUCtIOn peor CLOSED UNTILOCT,1 _______________________ Shop early for best s41ection. 7 V lOOtS 139.O Have keys. will L!VLLLi acre (uItic%elO ped LLUW pcI mortgage firs. MOn-Fri. 9 to 9, Sat. 9 to with down S!IGW ~ __11111 -._- PUBLIC AUCTION Wait for sensational re opining Sale. humciiic wil t . Call ITerms available, i,a aft,-r Eve ry Monday Nile per. I 36&17*92 underground utilities. '*'OB$0p4 MARINE tFernPar) 7P.M rark Avenue Four six piece plate set ngs, be 2927 Hwy. 1 7.9i Sanford MOSSIE C. -9 Open daily, 9-S We bu y or BATEMAN ll se one Gorham Chantilly Sterling Silver, -3225961 wri'ii tha' piece or household. Consignments CHARMING OLDER 2 STORY I I 'U 4 _______________ BROK'ER extra pieces, Fourfivepieceplace Mercury io bedroom. 1 322.74.&j bath frame on nicely welcome. 373.999, SANFORD tsp Motor and Champ well 'ettlngs China Montcltir by tilt trailer, ten45c.edcIner 10 AUCTION, Hwy. 1742, Sanford. good condition. $3C that Has central as means you can buy 327 3329 alter i. OW&cp5 outgrown cIoth,, to heat en air, flr*pllç, ins,Ul4tlO, Call 322 344.0 Otter S. L,_ at today's Price for -. tmrni,,t-, sell quickly with a equipped kitchen, double garage classified ad, is 14 It Sa ber, 33 h p. Johnson, tomotro',,' value. Campers er trail , and many Other features Including Rifles and Shotguns Homcsne, from only -dePlhfinder,$1OhP Johnson. Qara-ge apartment. Pt-ic,. *3a, Travel Trailers Call Rosle Robinson. condit $'enurom, 6.6()Ol lO°i new ion $123 Zh p Johnson with contr ols, needs sta rter, old NEW WORLD TRAVEL • ____________________________________________________________ but runs good 105 S All models available DON HOWE HWY. 1797, LONGW000 Bet Air TflOflthlr for lefl years C ________ PH. 134 9 424 • Fully self.contalnod 51 Ho usehold Goods flro.&e& Are you at . -'..detI0i annual interest. NEAT! CLEANI SHARPt That's stai 34' Cruising Houseboat by Thun S Low down payment ry of _, the only wy w CtA des,c,jbe NO LONGER USED CAMPING Ills. Oak Ave _________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________ __________________ ________________________ ' • We accept trades Serve You! twin 135 HP Sanf ord seY 'fl b0d5wtth UMITEn NUMBER boards, air Cond., luxuriously 322 4120 3 bedroom with equipped kflcl,n. GEAR IS IN DEMAND. SELL IT S Bank Financing 337e** headt,oar and spreads, slit . heat, air, den, 4nd really n1• AirCondit1onkt equipped for live-aboard. $11,500. °' NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD, OF LOTS AVAILABL& yard "'° for only $II,7C, See this en, - Clearwater, $13I46 $335 ____________________ FrnC,d yard With tree coveted 0 11 fl&DAIR CONDITIONING BUILDER INQUIRIES 1972 22' Centurion. Sleeps 6 Pay SEiCLSUPiLlMtTED 3 Piece white oak bedroom suite, I encrol rer,odellng. All types P4110, brick gas DBQ fully ov erlooking tANDHEATIP4GSERVICE _____ _____ VISITUSTODAY HANDYMAN -. INViTED. equity of 5500 arid take over. Call bookcase headboard, $50 Ph. peted and draped, air con. carpentry, masonry work. Ph. 9217 Fr ee Sunland 9309707 REASONABLE PRICES. CALL 322. - 3/42711, Camping Equipmn A TERRY FORYOU! rWE ditioning, kitchen equipped, estimates I 377 i$i$ - --51 Ct I 0441`417R IS GONE Ut't ç iC Oct this Cen tral Air Conditioning For free bedrs,, 7 baths By owner Camping equipment, u name t, we 16 : Hoftman Painting estimate, call Cart Harris. at R A & D'rcora?t,ii iivtng room, Auto Repairs c;rc. 373 ALL MODELS ON DISPLA Inter-or & Exterior, Quality Work. Custom Early American have III Gov't surplus galore. dining area. tingle carpor t an* 00V. SEARS in Sanford. 372 1771. I Parts.Accessor,as - what you sola&chair SurpI World, 11631 L ensed 9 ic _____ Insured, E. Hwy. 30. 323 414-4. utility room at IIe.IOO. All utility F:or Builders, subcontractors Vii4yl rocker ................. $7.50 Mr _CEEPAI TAPIKN -211-034.4. COlecflo,n EquIpped kitchen Complete Hopse Plans and Shop' 12 Volt Auto Batteries $1193 fora Pcrsimal L&M&SONS Full bed, box springs, Kingsberry All makes Partly 1nc!td. Forced air oil heat Drawiigs, Fast, dependable, inspection lur, REEL'SBODYSHOP HOME IMPROVEMENTS mattress ....................135 P Olus, air SmAll. 59 eor*)micalCallvic*or_3eS37,e3. Homes A truly good buy. MusicalMerchandise i)095.antcrdAvenu.' ADDITIONS . Danithcouchvinyl ................- -----WORLD TRAVEL Two 3 bedroota, b.ffi$ U mM MgNoJobTooBigorTooSmali " SAL($.Hwy t.7'.z Fea.. PARK, FLORIDA Other I me Used furniture Corvalr,IISorl tires 530,ltiresft,r CU IDEAL DRAFTING 9 PLAId, PIANOS 1 upright and 1 spInet, J. ia El Capitals. Sanford . Central Call 322-2420 Anytime should be ___ (HALr MILL I'd Or DOG TRACK NO ipm 26YEARSEXPERIENCE Carvell, $3 ea. 3222264. Arm -_ _j. SERVICE. For builders, sub buth900dcOndlt4n. Call 116.0W, __________"SaftOd" -heat itt-, P11y carp.tad ~f Full line GE Appliances KULP "Santorgs Sates Leader" rs contracto DECORATORS I. individuals. Custom Apopka. - I final fwsanclng. oh -$10, CRANK -_ 11111111111milm Sanford Electric Company Your Multiple Listing Agy house Plans. plot plans, & mom CONSTRUCTION. REALTORS 7572 Park Dr.ve, 372 1562 2S.ê3Par 'edgllions,.Ph.3221090. 61 322_7313 Building Materials Pooi Table taking up l oo WING, EUuimG t, - - ___ & TRIMMING roomt A Ci*ssifi,dActwiilf, 'eta '1 Surplus new lumber, 52 Appliances CALL 373 136$ .lIls:es,haltprice FM M 323 S620 H*cki PItWan zers, Washers, Garden&LaWhServlci De S Sr TV Attic Landscaping, MowIng, Edging, Sanford Plaza Refrigerators and Air Con. 63 Machin sc Trimming Hagan Insulation, SANFORD ditiOfltrs. GENEVA HEATING 9 ery and Tools at Music enlirnitid-Redig Shack p.r FrtEst.ReasanobteAt?er3?, HEATING 9 AIR CONAIR CONDITIONING, 3096 Electronic Equipment - ---B.Ed Orla ndo Drive, 3235431. DITiONING 31O Sanford Aye, hot Like new I" year old 12 HP Sears d Shrubs, trimmed 1. stap. Flower - ----------_RepairSut.rban Traijo, with 42" 'U3rd STIR beds cleaned 9 edged to per. LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS mower, plow, harrow, cuttivatom. Tv's, phone equipment, I 5troct Hire a super salesman, a Cl51ibied feCtio, Specialist Mowing by All 1973 mod el all conaitioners must art SANFORD J fertilizer spreader. $1,150. 323 tape player, FM AM radios, tape ad _to9I1 your "° rr.qt,,cjp only. Fra nl Any air COnuilioner in !!."t' 1t SIimat,, 323. 4. ________________________ p92. recorders. Ph. 323 7 $70. ioo.. $23 over _ cost plus frolofst. Call 372. It (I r-thi out 0244 and a for Sam. Lawn Service. Odd lobs, and Light Fencing in' 64 Equipment for Rent TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON hauling. Tremblay, 373.7771. Freezer. Box type. 1 yr. old. Holds fencing? We Install boll nrj -'-_(formeri Ha'riet•'s B eauty Nook) 373 lbs. Call 337-621) eves. Rent Blue L ustre Electric Carpz't Quality fences, all type's. Fast. Lanascapinj._ Maintenance SICEPine,3723717 th Shampooer for only $1 per day Smission, Super Gas -I ______________________ Turner Urnr Co. 323 2731 , Commerciai& Rt%Idtti4I Saver PECflNDITIONED R ef rigerators, I Speed Transmission, boillillilill Charles Below Co , 33 .i,c CARROLL'S FURNITURE. Super Price Washers and Dryers Radio 9 Heater. Perfect -______________________ WARRANTY Free Delivery, Car For The Young Driver. 'll 4eto a stable, utility building, W1IIIESIoF APPLIANCES. 044. 65 EWkAiLT1.PAiNrco, warshotjse, commercial structure Pets and Supplies 7l0MonoIIa Ave. TRENT EXTERMINATINGö --------hay barn? Call BOO'S or German Shepherd pup., AKC, 6 Roaches, mice, ants, termites BUILDINGS, 3731530 anytime 4111111111111111110111 wks. 8.50. Animal Haven K enne , Lawn Spray, etc in FREEZERS 322 5757 between $ a.m 6pm. Tra: Add'ng a room to your Home? ___________ _________ New tAd used. DICk's Appl,o,e Doberman Pinscfler '.L _ Furnish C'e it wi', Items Aertlsed 14 0 pups and Sales 9 Service, 7)7 5. Freoc ADCOC l&ClflS$iIl,d Ads, adults, AKC champion lineage Grooming - Profw,nat iti Ave., Sanford. Ph. 372 7631. Roofing 9 Sheet Metal Terms a a.m.-d P.M. Animal Have,, 305 Gutters&DownSpouts KENMORE GrooJng WASHER, parts, endBoarding.)__ French Ave ® ,322 9530 Let I service , used _ machines, us start your dog In our Fall t er m For Rent- Motor grader 0 sel 7717 MOONEY APPLIANCES, Remodeling? I Room Acid. painting, loading I Special price fcc Sept, Call 373w,tt, operals 0697 •it types t carpentry. Interior, Ifld. labor. 13099)4 day or night. Exteri o 373-till, -____ r, Reasonable. W. C NEWSOM ________________ ___ BULLDOZER WORK 2 Door Automatic Transmission PLUMBING SERVICE Hatchback, Cornplet roofing 9 hou se painti ng Clearing hIs our Specially. 3n,1731 , General repairs ,and new work. Disc Bralitts, Air & Radio. Automatic Transmission, 25 yrs. experience. Ph. '123 $74.3 Farms, home,, commercial 7 Power Steering, Air, __ .-- - - Xnht - ______ days a work. £31 ___________________________ i ___ after 3 p m. Radio, Low Mile , C. R. Backhoe Servicy-cif Seminole. WHOA Don't throwawayusetut Idle Beautiful Red Color, Fill dirt, drIveways, septic tanks items. Sell them quic$jy t-t-u ti__-Tree _________ Herald Want Ad by calling In,, 2611. and asking k,r a trtr-s topped, trimmed 'Cncliy Dongero Acvl%or taken donn, i-ut for fre',i-o.od. 25 0%00~ ~1 yf's experience. Ph. day or night, 'JACKSON'S CERAMICS. Supplies, _373 574, kiln dealer 10 S. Closed Thursday Custom made screen'roorns, car P-W ;rts Top sorkmoihip and & SUnJa.. 12119,2i, -4- "iateciats LEACH ALUMINUM FABRICATION, Getting ready to move? Sell excess . Make room for daddy, Have a USED OFFSET PRINTING PLATES temsquicklywithoclassifiedadt Painting. interior, exterior, Fur garage tile with a ioW-cot You. sure are if you are not a regular reader and user h' repair 1. refinIshing .i.ssif lid adl I 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES of Classifiedi Get Cash buyers for a small I'' IMPERIAL Licensed 1. bonded. Reasonable. vestment, Place a low-coil Charles Seats 3114414, You may be PAUL SLATER Classified ad for results - overlooking the very item yc'u'v been 5!i?kinq for SPECIAL EDITION 4Door Hardtop. All Power, -Prof es sional Wallpaper hanger it in Cl;issjfjcd! rnontlist Look for ' .ulh Seminole t)l Full Power, otdr, 8uckt wail arid c'o Il & A Ceramics Li(Cnsed Residential - Commer ,,tI Vinyl Top, AM.FM . Service, specializing in drywais Seats, Console, IOIE.Cel,ryAve.,Sanfo,cj Low Free Estimates. Ph. 372 4173 Track Slereø textures, Radio, Mileage. Ilk. New 373 ,(iiOl -..-- - "p ___________________ And you may be Overlooking the many Automatic TransmissIon, -Throughout, Painting -interior & e?erlor. opportunities to find a Only ,Oio Miles, This Car unuwd Possessions in your home which cash buyer for repairs, roofs panted, free honest. ______ r_--_-_ Sold you'd like to c,eIIl -1 S1,313,7. You "•-_ -. e'ap.riemced•stltsates.223-O7N. IDEAL LINING MATERIAL (They Just DICK JOYCE WELL DRIL0.ING -._ Savo Thousands S. Patios, Walks Fit Between " 3" and lar r, ge pump., sprinklers Studdings and Rafters; BUDDY'S Don't ovetlook a good thing. Look over the PoolDecks I Water conditioners, 322-1610 HOME IMPROVEMENTS Diaries rfretow Co. opportunit Clauifled offers you today and everytremendous buying and s&lllng i _ i i Small Jots Wanted _________________________ ____ ___________________ WELLS OR NON-RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM It's "Flx.up" Ti'ne, HIre an expert 377 1331 "Lake Mary" SPRIP4tZLER SYSTEMS EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLEGUN To Place your own ad, dial -All types andslzes 322.2611 nr 831.9V3, acist Root repairs, all types. Re Our readers will be looking for We repair and s.e,v;ce it tomorrow! '.... placement of rotted f a cia i. naves. ST INE MACHINE . Cc5NCRETE PATIOS RProofspeciaIity.CallJ9j. SUPPLYCO. 4 CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS COBURN FENCE co. ing 13179540r327n23. free *'s timates 207W 2nd5t 32 6337 IU1 IDEAL FOR ROOF ING'or INSULATING Houa for Sate b Or rrn w,?h k then Pfti.gqi 322 4t? Houses for Sale '41 HOUSeS for Sale - .31 f, lot U!efcri .- ---.-- REALTY sr. *OPEN HOUSE* - KIMWel ' - 36 . ,A 322 - 322 - o S - -- 312 Stenstrom - R __ 1 5w! _______ _______ De ___________________ _________________________ Oil _________ ______ srLREos * ___ Ste - buy sell - trade _____________ - Dick ond 1 I __ lantation "UNM park a e V11 I 9 IDEAL I 1 *Maitland - The T)T --- ,wo ' for 28 $ 9 1 ~_ I STEREO - toda.y. Closet BA ke Furnished LAND I UNCLAIMED CARGO - 'I Y9R4 . 838.5540 J R '':' ______ I BI I EAST FINANCING $ BIGS I INES LTh1J.UJ I QJ3(].1 S Terry Travel Trailer ' Experts Directo I - ______ Ready To Concrete HomeImprovements _ I ' HAVE _____ J ______________________________ Drafting ' - CALL TODAY ' 834=9424 _______________ _ , ___ NE'W Golden Realty, Inc. Rea.ltorg lookinci L84l3931 , Wu I %*j VV EST E ET Electronic Equment Repair over war s -- e Used, Free Insulations Car. ______--_____________ . r ' Buildin9s Gloss-Mk-rors Pest Control _ Home Improvements _ ________ __ Pet ore "ere, m u MUTY USED CARS! WMN PRNE ! *= __ ___ 1971 DATSUN 1970 OPEL KADETT Ci 9495' 0 $995 _________________ ' BuRdoLIng __ _________________ l Paneling $2",,,,t & up __________________ Pmbg RDPINt? , FOR Ceramics -1 NOW IS THE TIM Pe F-4 1972 1972 CHEVROLET VEGA per lmi"fflff ~=&~~. =~___ - ___ I 1995 ALUMINUM SHEETS ' - ~now- ff- AA ~~_Aft---ml? _-_ s SALEM WallpaperHanging 1 ,4~ ~ ~ ~l~ i i ~ il ~ l~ ~ ~ ~ ~, SAVER _~=, __________________ __ _____ - '----' V I WallDn'Wng Concret _ 5 EACH 3 _ '" day. r2Dodgeer __ _ .III I - __ I I . 1 _-- - ... - - to 1973 LEBAROPI I ON THE SPOT FINANCING I I 10 I 11 I I I I 0 ______ WHEN YOU COMPARE WE GAIN A CUSTOMER? ~__ IF= _. b.- ------- I I i TN$ Oattfarb frin1h , _w lW lww 300 N. FRENCH AVE. Pt-i. 322.7611 I I I ~ iEl �- - - T1r - - -- __ — ________ - - ___ -- 413— Ba skets Add To Permit'Values B uilding __ A _____ _. Aug.. 1972 Aug., W73 Seii County Jan.Thrulandscapt%. Hanging made with almost any kind of Aug., '72 container Imaginable, provide ttractive landscape accents Jan.Thru Aug., '73 : mole -- $4,593 692 $7,274,446 S43,544,ti08 — Altamonte Springs I $5,044,671 Sanford $42,370. 788 $9,288,384 ?777,5g $275,833 $9,58Y,603 __________ I .1 Winter Springs - $243,158 Cassel berry S7,49.1,2.3 $257,90'J $331,475 $352 856 $10,811,563 -. Long wood S* the $670,210 S226.S8J $8,595,457 — Cal Wet - 51 __________ — 5182 7fl ,11 _________ TT ¶ -1 I __ liquid, houseplant fertilizer on a wkiy or biwerkiy sci gwLg,t, il Will Be put To Exfremes . American io 6 5ia So __________ ____________ $18,602,379 Totals 0 I - I llw~ 111.1 i-~ i;-,r; ,_~i;~., _ 1% "Fal . -- jj' \ 1*~ _ (~) __ (::) R"I'llikillilli Z; $ Nwt o Z _____ - ___ ----_--. ______ *ft (::) ___ 6b.:- ______ I'llai '-zr,l 1 4 1 11111i ~ t ____ ill ~D I Q) ' . 1) Nod !'' I li~1 ~1~ Il lili l l l l Z~ iue - ~0) - . W ~Z ;kl _ i:~~F - _~ bc _ '1 - till TIJ YV1IIi. I., J Lff 1h 1 a - & - ____ -____ 1 ___ _______________ ____ i ;1 i---- -' --- ________ -- ' ______ - -- - • - -Air - ________ SUMMER AIR UfluItIviunu J. ______ - Disposifion Improve. appetites perk up. the whole family is healthier and happier with refreshing cooling curing t hot, sticky months You'll he surprised at the moderate cost of glorious Singer Comfortmaker coo ling us for a free estimate. - - ___________ -1 , a0 010 - .- - - ________ _____ - •*., - -____ - - ! . FI - .- _-1 - - -. - - 1111110 w w§ 7- --am ' - — "- — - - -- -- 29 SANFORD HEATING -- ____ __ = - ____ - '' J 1. _________ For Free Estimate g _______ ________ _________ L....... - - - - Al w Personal Finance thee ____ sub ' - I MM 2609 S Sanford Ave Sanford ____________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________________ - Sans Deduction the , ''. ''. .:";, - (I & - . ii - --- tha related expenses'' for the mmortareas — pa ethary thlth c0i PeO P be tha as - -o St$ Bel f . _. Z 4, Mil - ADULT CONDOMINIUMS act p.lill holli 411114 DeSr Anli thl: inf 0171., reLatederpenses lI Thes'-' inclwJe depreciation, maintenance, utilities and such tras'elas:'-urerequircd --- toms.keUoKaanapo!i,say; or the Vjm lslandsm to tate care of business. F:' 'r -' -Z c '' " -7 - -, \ -w '. a - I ..' 1- J - -.T- -- . - -,,.-.- A '-- '- - -S ___ -. Ld" it _________________ Ar " c ____ ?- 11 / - - 0_ - . 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I I _1111l I . ,1"/;t 'A - - /'( ..t - It)Ol r - 11i U _________ II 1 — __ a 1~a NQe 11111111111111111 iiuI 11L - __________ 001 jDOINTOWN 4 ___ tr ______ laaaaaaaaa -Mol -_, ~ - . - — u , - r .0 t-4', ________ ____________ _______________________ - ________ - ______ ive20Ooin rent. e fore may take t'I M in e rather than the full $1 400 of actual expenses. Nothing for deprecia tion, ;D4 _&1 V%-_ , -%- 9 ~ ~45=!~-.~_.,fi ~ - - ;_'_ I - - - ~ift - _____ — Come and register for a free color TV! Vacatio * n That Paid - - N ____— BEGINS THIS SUNDAY, (SEPT9) AND RUNS FOR TWO WEEKS ONE AND TWO BEDROOM'S FROM 'I - ;- ,.if . _~ - ~4~ ._= -_- - 4. e You begin k • n your usuaihomeowner'gdeduc. tionsformorttg interest 4)1ZVU,UUU t-o r . - . ceived. i -`@W__~_ - - __ - - - RD I ___--_ a=_ 1111 - ____a-#.,. __ condo in a resort area with a ing your condo only'lln the off three-ni th Season, YOU re itoutfortwomonths,gpefld butgetanopijonfrom the onemonththereour,eif1sit IRS or a tax expert before pnman!yarcn property? enrounUngonth. I L - -_ - f tt4'& _______ - I iAn~_ 7 • I SAUNA I _ - -_ ___ ---".),- ' 14 - ?'.-_____ ___ Your ii and eat it. - All --t---fri -4 . - -- 1, 1 -- "- ,3....., -, -' - Butbeware,tfyo'rethInk. thvestment,pLUSadeljUl Ing along these lines, of a U N [(' - ___ Ft-. - - -- F z I5L' - 4 -4 ,..- " '-' not primarily arental reperty, your total deducIons cannot exceed total rent re alf j _- w -_ -A A* - it . ' __________ ---- t.i Since two-thirds of the CaflbC"Slloflthesideof is income property. Typically, a condo in a resort area that's rented out. tioners. Then you're Ilowed tax dductions not oygor a Interest , usualI mon gg real e tS, ut ot w the tax men call 'irec I t - , __ 10 r 10 allocated to ren ta l r e — or - - 2M one-th.1rd, respec- pointed out y Coopers & Ly. brand the international ac ~---~ --= ----I. - - - ~w The legal t of owner Mortgage ship in condominium interest $1,200 as ancient it Rorril tirn., .s, is quite and required enabling Ma!ntiinanC, legislation in each state To- Utilities 3 day the enabling acts have Depreciation 1,200 been passed in all 50 sta1es and "condos" have been pop$3,900 ping up like mushrooms after a summer rain Rent your condo apartment out all thie months at $1,000 The owner of a condomi a month and you can deduct nium apartment, when he the entire $3,900 in expenses makes it his full-time rest That leaves no taxable rents) dence, enjoys all the tax sod income to report. and legal advantages of one who of $900 that you can useloss to owns a house. He can make reduce taxable income from treatment of owner — -A -j- I J' %~ . 1. , - ALL it But occu f the he can sell his property on his three rri= yourself. and own terms - hic ill three items of expense, totalthe best he can get. $2 100, between the per!But potential Investors ods oi rental and of owner should note that libstantial Occupancy — that is, twoS me Mr Ed _im - _ _ ~ 1 At--a' taxes and mortgage off is I ' A_ ~ ~~. -2f - 7 =& .-1 -1 - ____ -- ____ _A;&W.4__ P 4 .a • ..~, 0 This makes an enrmou% lay both full-tiine residences and as difference in tax treatment. Ili ___:,~ ______ \'_ Tb ______ -- llw_ ' _ I Z_UMU__ _ _- -M __-it =__ =__ - - ~~-.E_'.._-- I u___ : -=i --', -_-- the Past couple of year3, be- stances. I abo ____ - _1 1 T ~ r - - -i ii~ 77d _Mw vu- - WN-W - _____4__.&._ IN - - _________ ...I. . ~ & -, ____ Can t Get Cake - -- _____ , 1 ?:_~ i W- I. - _ _- . -... 1. - -_,,_~f __,__ ~.:!-_ -___ _-- ~. _ ____ 1. - 1) -0 i. . when the thermometer To prepare the basket, use a $50,501,819 neIl-draining potting soil and B FRANK J JASA .,oU s inone> is in the form of lease a two inch space between County Agricultural Agent plant nutrients—calcium, — the soil line and the top of the magnesium, nitrogen, basket for watering. Wire Our nation's farmers have phosphorous, potassium. $45,760,646 ____________ with a baskets should first be lined received the call to provide on. Every crop harvested material that will hold more food for the American represents a withdrawal from the soil, such as sphagnum consumer. As a result, our soils the account. Deposits of fecS12,903,O4-4 moss. Plants should be placed will be used more thiensel) tfluzer and lime must be made at the same depth at which they than perhaps at any time In our to maintain the balance. A soil were previously grown. history. The soil, however, is test iS used to determine how Immediately after planting, the limited in its ahiity to produce. much "money" is in the acbaSket should be throughly 'utrients utilized In the count This applies to the home S4,963,600 soaked in a tub of water, growing of crops must be garde'i, as wti as to coinreplacedbyapp!Icat1onsofj mercialfarms. exposed to dry, hot air on all and fertilizer In other words, skies during the summer, they we must return to the soil that $5,362 371 In actual practice, soini do much better In the shade shich is being remoed farmers tend to economize by They also require dali) One can compare tj.,. soil toa w1th(frawfng more from j watering during hot summer bank acunt. A bank account than they retum. This is par. weather has a certain amount of money ticularly true during periods of $3,179,373 The most cons enlent Deposllshaveto be made If it Is low prices for farm products watering method is Immersing expected to grow. Dollars must Perhaps they overlook the the basket ina tub of water' be deposited before a with.'service charge" resulting however, tills might break or dralwal can be made. 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V — - _-_-_—_I_I_I _ r — - ------- --==-- _--- - - -m fr.- �—.— ;—Ik Hi ME wr*' — -- 4v ¼ . • - - .- - - AW MANDA PANDA ONO- by Course & Mie GTa ST1.1---IPS...FOEEVERbyBill 11owrilla 12 e e Nomiw _ w. ll _ S '- -- To THE WAT691 15 QUITE AN ART. _____________ --- l M\t LEGS T PUT ---- ------- I,, ___ APART! te( _ 7v __ era, __ 111 Nlilt / T TI(MAY HA\/F n5 :12) ve ft'r HAVING LONG IFIT WEREN'T EOMLONGL, V __ EA CUM DE RGOME, - 0(!. fF - r I XA Cr Cl H wow . . xis ,,, R oosp1ru4 iL a, i-- -, _____ ErAcK2 UI. ____ ) _'V!N'THEQp -------- - • -- - _________________________________ ( Pft'iSA&O. • EM(&1APP? SWAM ISTHATSIGNQN j 9LJ.JUiTHEE LE'vEL Aw ,/ \GN HE. *Mf OYQLiGLLAAhjyEE -n-A E MOON TRIP? ')/CX)N'TwcRRY.. dip TP7flE 70 _ --- - Y. __ IH 1OA1'. vp - 3_0 - ___ rN ALI OUR BOAIRDING HOUSE by Les Carroll 3FLISCXL31aA1S POP - SAY. A5516NMENT by Al Vermeer - ) E64 WE50UWCES MD THE LEFT TO WAG6LE L C'MON I CORPS! LEJS ( oTT PATIENCE. LNP4. MUIRGJF one a3 MY washed On tt T-6 TO 9ELP U4 VATH OUTZ 00 S t4o1 up ore rL . and bury will e~ l< now mine 00 IT ALL TO L1 634) OF PIE. J. 1 4 c' 01110 YUNCLE AMOb PRQM%EP TO HELP UM, I us WITH OUR 5k1 ON P'WINPLIM6 BO( E5OUkCE N4P , THE ENER GY y - - AGO' t: - 1W 0ULPTME 14E 1YcMMPINPLtMGI CMON,LP OF TEHLL GET YOU \( NO H MAJCZ TO CHaOL, YOUtYI WEOUE TO ou 5TUDiE, \ 'TWENTY 1E. P'2E5N I T4ER5, HNE AN EX)-ItT ON TME MEAL HE WPV FW AN 6ET PP5T THE MPC, 1E OF? THERE J4 ) TA-kEtJ WP'/' ¶ LOW COPWY J EF2?'r' J _________ EE'J g. $uR PSOLUTE 'rr }"IEEP'F . )V I T1NG ZETO'• IN,G—= -HIM5ELF * I -"'-- -, when the • Then, Z( rn',od moves me, can have 'r( a I ASLEEP WERE OVER HIS FEELING - it C 11 YAM IT -To 5KULL Tt415 ON OL N. i4ENR TRX~l A% - -t. \ \". Snack - '.. iE 601 A. ) \ -•- 'ipes' Looks 0 - - like an all-day -) 4L -Mgt PIECE OF - L -- . - -- Iff -- _ —-- --- - --,---_ -n—_- ___ - ___ - -- - - - - - �-I III IP I -_-_-_ h V _ .l . V*q V.4 1.4 •4 • — •1. 4- . 4.- *V ft VT . - 0 Al 46 - .-.- - ' - _ — - _ - — — — - - - - - - - p.. - - •w — . ____-_ -- . 1 By Athelstan Spihaus OUR NEW AGE C-HANNIC L 8~1""13 THE INWSk CNAN4 ' F 4 E AGE DREAM OF A BRI DE ACROSS 21 IS NOW CLOSER TO REALITY THAN EVER BEFORE. A JOINT EPOR1BY . - .1' - . BRtDGE BETWEEN H ThF,FMGL44'OANOW/SA,V7'RA,vCF—A D ISTANCE OFIABOUT25MILS. -YTH WOULD MAKE IT THE ~VORLD'S LONGEST! ITS 24- . - - c. T* n15 wpmelt jrI A#j - . -. • -. - - - . -- "- T ____________________________ - C P L PA NE TOBEY'S • ac'ir,sNsr CaQR PROPOSES A MULTI-SPAN SUSPENSION 5LJp'4y/V/VFRS/TY44'P V _ ARIES (Match 21-April 20) Unless born near beginn;ng C,I the sign, th-3 on the plus side. Thursday, Friday your most opportuno uld . . .. 1sh - - - - TAURUS (April 21-May 20) A vitally important time fof those born e3fly in the sian Ba alert for new opportunities You can be the center of at ention Coming weekend can lean the luck in Taurus favor . GEMINI (May 21-June 21) Protect what you have If born May 22-24 . Things can start limbering up for most Geninis Week can find joii L - 0! 0 \\ ( more on the upgrade. Give attention to new oullvks. More intell ctual. &S<)Co1AT1C)N CANCER (June 22-July 22) No'room for irresponsibility. Avoid legal complications. Ne I led matters can give complications. Put your house in __06~ Vr //49 !041B18A;r10A1 5 SOMEIAMAT 08 E -STIO-NAOLL Yew delays as possible. Reputation important. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Heed the new and different, including new people. T CA NCE P WANTS To P/4y/r 54,ç—CAJCJ THE PLANNED ROUTEI SLIGHTLY LONGER THAN RM-''VC4LA IS, "AS CHOSENl'DTAI<E ADVANTAGE OF MORE SHALLOW DEPTHr-— ONE POINT NEAR THE MIDDLE iS ONLY I TO 2 WR CANtEl? vicKs WITH TAIE F,4Afll 1,750,000 TONS OF.STEEL WOULD BE NEEDED FOR THE TREMENOOUS STRUCTURE LJPPRTIN( FOUP NOR71SE.4 VIRGO j N01 .. ____ ________ 11 ..J Maintaining good balance is vital from now Don't allow emotional factors to get to you. Next •wr J t 9 ilV Do n 't gc t loo excited . Cil rnn~-, into Jinuary SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) Think far ahead. Tuesday, Wednesday* require caution in finances, home, family matters. Thuisday, Fridai more free. Push personal plans and projects. More creative. CAPRICORN (Dec. i 4 - WISSM-rr FR AkIrc T1c34s FOR - WIrW XA FSrl, 4 i,4 r, ej9 AW,4 qZ y-C4,0,46 17-YCW.10,1 MeHICZf,9 C,4RR14FZ7.C,4C11 W4Y 250 FEFT,4801'tTHESL4,/TbVOULDP/,/ALIY—AFTFRTI-lot/SANDS &YM4 OPSfPARAT/ON— L LAW • 97 - lnc - ' " ...........VV - . EAL1W 'iô i 'ou EPüTAflo4 iusr AQUARIUS (Jan 20 Feb 18) New interests important if born Jan 20-22. It can pa to be curious. Investigate the remote. More progres, ,ive it born near Feb 911 Educational matters favored New openings TOSE PoTEcrED. 141)VAtom 4AAfF ,= ,1V,.R,&ME, 4Qe1,4R1Z1Q TWAVEJ~_ ___ a n#41F-L) Aw 0 USTRA FOR PISCES (Feb. [J 19-March 20) You can fare better than most this week — particularly Tuesday, Wednesday. These can be creative days. Your ideas are significant. The psyche can be superactive. Move ahead. - (D U I-1rSLY ACTiVE E302N MARCO 22- 24,JLINIF 23- 25, SEPT-24 22- 24.ONE CA" -SLIFFE2 IF IR2,ESP%15IUE. fl /2 /f2t' V MANY QT3C - 11 . TNERE CAN BE L 212-Jan. 19) Diplomacy important. Better please others. Don't attempt to force your will or opinions on others. Live and le: live. Remain good-natured. Strive to keep everybody happy. JAN 27-3Q APOL 27Z-0,JOLY 30 -A LJG 2 - , Tue. SCORPIO (Oct 23 Nov 21) _____ ffj Zk -1 Hr it starts, but L11RA ~Sept. 23-Oct. 22) Avoid the unreliable or irresponsible. Best fcr those rn near Oct. 14. New outlooks hold better possibilities. Thursday, Friday very doub!ful. Avoid unnecessary risks. r , Week winds up better than ___ PARkwa . - - 23 Sept 22) (Aug day, Wednesday hold uare!iable factors. There are unknown elernenv., Best not to act till they reveal themselves. Saturday, communicate. ° .. — 3 - LA 'JE , ..__7_ ..- Allow ycur curosily to roam. Keep an open mind. Your Aork is mora on't neglect it. Get yourself well-organized. 1. -1 t 11S. Sy WAS WON SCORPIO, MAPS RAID TO AN4WE.Ft THE PHONE WHEN IT RANIC-000 AsfroloQyOudenfif'Aflerdebook IND SOME ANTICIPATE CREATING LIFE FROM -______ r.V ros m AA vy- . cav N . -- AND OR.CARL G-OUNG LOOkED UPON TPE MIND Iv 8* NEVE2 REA 11Y 1)JSCA;~ D- SES 714ERE JS A411CY 04TUR N 30 CANCEiQ, JR4NLIE 21' LIBRA. NEFTONE 46 ,..A VIEW. JUNG HAD LIBRA ZOVAR JO C4 TP4ESE POINTS r!t! J BETTEFZ FORTIFY COUPLE OF THIS 13APBARIC RITUAL KNOWN A5 'P/WIJG THE PIPER.H A51PiRlJ I - THE DRE42FUL ME. WHEW AMAW A LONE AMP PEFE~J5;E- OU T £ WISH WE COULD RNP T OUIL Vf WAY ?4W4" NOW A NEW 0 IT CNLY BATH ...t COST* by NT BEUEVE IT! R12 BAT145 ARE MC~IZE d -. - SILL15, BILL,5o 8xillixr,an 'THAT RIGHT EORGE--- S 1.95! HAVIF MONEY FOR OLJR GUITA;Z n SY TO LE WEATHE R PROL-F, - LE5O TH! THE STUFF FO;Z OUR, CLUE, K -T {i GOT TO CATCH AND CA%J WE HIKE : 1100 PROM15EDF k THAT ~5ALE AT* PREP IF H I 411 If oil A ft- ON PAFZTY FUR 9OCPALLYIP'/OU'RE C-OIrJG C4PE- LIKE THEY 4 PEAR... MONEY TA ;. t NA F MAJ171E OF. X; U-4 11 r_ 1 At '4 -'- dR- JW N, F - r J ir _t __________ II •?VV=V - - 4I.... - - - _ - --- -- - - - - - - -- ~ 3 f TM, Reg Pçibi____ - - I_ -- -- -- - - - - - - �CAM3PUS .... C.! wXaAT-TER / by Larry TWO WEEKS LATE FOR PRACTICE,./ LET'S SEE IF: YOU'RE IN Lewi 901 4 U ' \ A Winner / - I r2 wi h PHOTQ.uoE \4 ) ' t • / the . -2 haystack ___ FR 0 li FF' OH SORRY, . I 149 8149 with PHOTO-GUIDEis Z a to Is (wit 31~i40). Size 10, 3, u,l c:rper. Viyards of 54-inch Nle 2, a Yards Of 45-inch f III It, /I 7T TO ORDER Ic 0 thil ft"S pept'), Be# 1 8.18 . tOgQlh91 belvic —HAL T. they .4 .* - - t4ET 174~; 2129 A. guy and bright Dutch designs. Pattern No. 2129 has hot-iron transfer — 7 molifs color chart. stitch Illustrations DEAR POLLY—My baby 4ses if. many bibs I now make most saiisfact ory and inexpensive ones. I buy %oft, inexpensive washcloths in bright colo circle Of the top for the neck and bind with bias tape, which is put on s enough is left at each end for ties. Such a bib is easy to care for and con be used ~A 44 Polly pays $1.00 for "cry idea used. irm to heit, C/o this newspaper. 10011 Send 611c w'th no TO ORDERoddre3s, Patterr"11 number and size to NEEDLEWOU Wo th;s newspaper), Box 4388, Mid. !n Station New York N .Y,10018 MARY BETH War!UFLO mom =RPM THE RIPE MOTOR MOWER . By Paul I Sellers ALLEY 003P by I / Dutch Treat Treat your kitchen 10*.NOIS to these go in the homper. (PoLly's Note—Jist be lute the sah-ty Pin, are ruitproof and that the bag colors do not runj ildd,fl 43##- Mid(O-m Slal;iin, Ne- York, N.Y. DEAR POLLY—When altering a dress e hem is It, down, the "Cases Ore always filled with threads, lint and other ditty particles The vacuum cleaner hose does away '!h thcni In n h tirr y_ 0,p~,j or any 9 orment where my Jr A r ; DEAR POLLY—Hert's a tip for those lower$ Who have a lot of cutting to do, particularly for such things as curtai nsIf there is no cutting pace handy, they can use a sm 1 lush door. I p0led the hinge pins out of one, Placed one end of the door on top of the iron. 9 board at one end and on two choirs at the other end and found it made o Cr _ I, I one another by pattern,? pin each pair / D331C FiO 8252 With PHOTO-GUIDE is in sizes e to Id 5111 10, 32't bult Wiper, 2',7 Yards 60-Inclu blou,,., Ili Yards 45-in-h 30ftj 750 each *dA .,I% - 14- A Success AjtC;i,, , I rA in a nylon bag (onions come i n it inally) and since most of th em ofa blue or black and only diffin uishable from 8252 Look so right In this furngei Arld blouse combination o. j%J de. 1 alp Y •• ____1 6. — A Pretty Oulfit j •• / DEAR POLLY-1 -1 W •_ (164 7RY AC7AIN WASN'T LOCKING! _K 4, 0,4,3-4V r A—ZZ ORB. DO ±'\) routine that toothpick% I-..--- . anchor the layers together with couple of thin steel knitting needles instead of toothpicks (those can be a mand MRS.W.W.M. i',' (!, slithers all around and h!To" ens I in real danger of stidin off f hazard). The knitting needles can be removed easily ot the lost minute without going I9 the eIenthe . 1OI, 24', Ii - hems from worn-out pillowcases and in. serf a yardstick inside one for ckani un or! hard-to-get-at places such as d necith refrigerators, etc.—MRS. C. W. 8162 ____________________ - DEAR POLLY—Cut off Q — I WELL, COACH, i JUL es 101': to 24,~. Size 12,, 30 5.bus1'b1QP4rj 2 yards V6 n tat. ino a cok..- with a coke mix that calls for the pan to be greased and floured, I use a tablesp;Don of the dry coke mix instead of the flour and it works very well.--MRS. L. A. ble" 1191 find it is quite easy to do the work on an empty nd it is fabric bolt that a store will usu. you. The Pins Stay in this wall the tight size to loan agoinIt % HOW ABOUT IT, FRUMAN? ARE ( OF \OP -rH RESIDENTS OF OUR ME65A6ES WELL THERE'S' AN AWFU'LLOT OFAv ACTIVITY IN THE CAPITAL OPLE MOOD L.HOLD ON! THEY'RE ALL GETTING TO— GETHER NOW IN Dave Cv au . e WLL 1 I'L1 BE,,,.! IT LOOKS L1VE TH WHOLE BUNCH IS HEADING OFF) _ -1 ALL OVER TH" PLACE! j- 40 4. 04 1.100 iv A 0000 -__ 0 I 0• -- __________ 1 IT'MUST BE A SIG PEACE DELEGATION.. 0OP! j Ile J HEY, THAT'S GREAT! DOWN ANWELL START' YOU MARK MV WORDS, ...HE'S GONNA WISH HE NEVER CAPTAIN, WHEN I GET EVEN THOU(iHT OF STARTING CHUNKING SOME ME66AGES THROUGH WITH KING A PROPAGANDA CAMPAIGN OH WITH HIS 7E Ilk do .71 itj F G t C I 7 L. 3O11Nwy Wor4 It A by Dick oop-"ers . 141 61114 CtS. OL r ix— "o, G - _ CAVSRNS IN NOW A%5)(IC0 A TA 'loft JOL Olt. I ACROSS BEfORE, 110',; COVE SHE mill a ---a.---- •'• , I 111 16 4 WOWPECKERS.... 14W './ •.-.-..'.! FZ _______________________________ MUD TO ft ffXyEp., CwW CAN PIEO CF ve IrR90', IT 1619 W e WMAY 1W At oil & - ' •.--,-.._. '.................. -... 0 ' • - - - • v. -•- - - ____________________ _____ _________ ____________________________________ . -- •0 . •0 - -- - - - ________________ - . "'b"19 YOUR QUtSTI" A6007 S'nt. Cr",Calif. V,01 —'---- - - - - - --. i:.. - '---- -- .. :- --.- - - 1.. = ... -•' . - ... -_ -_--_..--------_ -i-_. I EPA TCH, LET'S TRI %IARY Ah!.'-S - --.. 0............................... . .. . - -_ -_-- �" i t~Zi-.i I SHORT lt,133S ' 11~ 1. 1! ! : I 111 - i - '_ A c~y —--C)r '—'i ___ I IIJj1IL i D" _____ __________ r=\/E OPENER V /1_______ ____ L 9 p _____________ : ______ , ' ( - - Li, fpT LM I..._i-J-- - IF! '•. I , i am ____ _ I - I -- - cl_~ - ~ 1) —- . II avagampma - I I a .- _ 7~~_ — -I - , - * ,,._4 - ___ 1, I ~1_ I. \ . .7 e,_ ,~~ , / 0 ..__ . . OK/ /~ * - V . IV - I . ,?.') :__~__~* .1 &/ . R EADYTOCOMPROMISE . - - SaYS President Nixon ON THE WAC it mr! - ~~ . ,X. LI tA ne vvants, President Vows Vetoes A nd fl I I- , " i - - - ; I I __ 1;__, 10 I- ! Mn V a .! .I - - 0 _T#_W" ow5, wG ,; -, L 0 -+ . — . . . I . :. 4 V_ -. QA~~ C III -i . AREA -SO'S We 0%4 SrAv,-r. t 1 - £ *~Ov 4 be no monopoly of wisdom on either end of Pennsylvania 110 zl - ~ , i icia s . r vie # cl U -%__ o u WORK REALLY THE I I MAYHAP A'SHORr CATNAP 61 I WOUI-D I So i CAN MPLBTE I H1-_-:f s i A -i ..'c..'Iv. i r''-r'.i u Monday, September 10, 1973-Sanford, Florida 32771 404&. %oc & N , V %_ __ .- Rt:~%IITAI .-I C—0 A0 TO SUCCESS. ' 43 i I __ _ - q.A _kI ,17. : I ~ . , 1 0,10, - - -. ,: ___ ... __ - . f _____ 1% I I ________ IL yo u g es WMW - DC10" - ,a I 0 %,fto . 9.0, - 0 I ; - - __ - - . - t, _`~_ ___ - - __ - - san . -,___ _________ - AL ______ ______ JACKSON VI! LI!.,, ,,,,, _ ~b *_ I F*GEMD , / -- 600FIN'OFP, BUT WHERE 'C HE 2 I'VE LOOKED U4 ALL fl4E L)6u4t. PLACES.. I . __ - ; gol 1 ~) - I ( % am ___ ___ - _::,~_ --:..--I I I __ '%t- - - - . . 0 I PRL_~f & . __/ __ - I_e t- 9-9 - 11 - - I- - Alf. I //' le 0-30,I ,/ / - ZT 1 -,-, ) I F =1 I - I. _~ / t 7 I a~ I . r - L --] I I - I *_J f 'I - II ,__ [ . - . -) I c '-/'' "1 ' ?I-,- — , I ( ) 0 . J - -- - I ! I F! ~q, I At~- # i- I I- ___ I - I " __ - e - 7 Li L_ i I I ekul -- - I E_ -1 - ) -7 - I ( N_.0 I I M_~_ 0- ., l••• 1 i`~ 11,00'a- HAVE - . I . - - I _ ,___ // / -r,, r",- ,! I 1 -W TLA I 1 I. & I it AI ____ ---•1 ;.. _______ 111 1 ,j I ______ _______ ______ _____ ______ p'-.- -, i L&2_ 1 -- 1 / vi _J J .I . - .."';=::~a j __ i ii i i ••t I 6 I .1 ~___ i • w. ; I I I . - -- c , /? , I t t, , ! I D kS £ " L 6 - — - -- - _____ ______________ .•• I • - - ---=-----=--- - I Ac!l!'lL "!i . i• jI , ;.) ) E .Q_ - ' ' . :.'-: "' ...i .... ._~ .*.* / / . I - it - count was clown at that from the peak level in April Joel Kimery, the lgenc) various head, who reported high fecal discovered the t)phoid coliform counts in April was not lfl his office this morning There was so much bacteria in the water, the Awnples had to Tibbals said Kimery resides be diluted at a ratio of one to Oviedo Oaks and ma Y be do'MC 1,000," Adair said. some testing on site. Adair warned if there are any (Continued On Pg. 111 Col. 5) both yards and guttersand laboriit acsistantFrida) night began tests to isolate the - 1 / kk 4 r / -- - - . . . Typhoid doesn't appear by itself W Prices Unchanged -, , -__1 -g:--- r:_-I i-1 - ::: - : following-they knew that there . . %-. demand for mmsumption of fuel .`.` as there is every Year. Why :* didn't they ask th,~ fetteral :::* gtIflUiKt1 t to lilt (lie oil nuiport foreign oil into States" (Ralph,youknowaswellasj thatthtswaaa"ctever"wayof : knoekln lb. r r1c•"ut'1n" -. Independents out of businessV. area super markets 77te Herald learned today that there has -. ft - * -_ _______________ _ S( 1,O an nesthiseek,of(icials say, there will be more meat on supermarket shelveSbecausetheprjcefreezehasended but its going to cost more (Page 5A) And if tiuit s not uluuhh) look at the ixor retailer, He has to proceed a a spirit eons t rur Il' I. nership. our varying perspectives can be 4 source of grezi creativity of deadlocL" PRIOR rrI&S—Nixon rgrd that Congress h.i failed to act on more than problems which must be solv ed with dispatch" He Iteffil include trade, tax and pension ref energy pposah, special revenue sha cing for publicschools, local . i crime bills and creation of campaign reform commission. LI,NlrrS-Tk President said there are 'certain principles f vital national for budgetary discipline. and a strovg nAtional security peeture. _ -, I • __ ,i t _M1 - VY t-,! -ftvol ;,Nb&v I ' . . F F -I I - , ~ - I -" . -__ --00,01 - the reporter to the area advertising manager, Jim Dickerson, who said it will 6- - I - . - --- - - __ ---------- _--_ — I - W__~ __ I r- . .--j~n . -A_ - __________ ____ - _ - __ Xen Beeler, meat manager at IV4 has ____ i~~t . - .- AI 0 , - - :? I T , , V - - . I - - mormnit73andtherewas.67of an inch of rain )esterda) Partl cloud) through Tuesda) - - - - _- . Rain probability 40 per cent - - Z'~- 4e _d i P! -' - during the LLI) s and 20 per cent S ts ...................at night. Spor Dense log shrouded the *1k .- .. I . no er 1101[PitalnOtell..... ...2A Public notices 2A : I . may be a slight increase, but we will have to will until we ge rcporid tht.rc - '' •• I '...-'r,. The Fal Weath 'sesterda)s high 92 low this -, - . --.r- , (' week. I do not look for any great increase and prices Will Calendar ...............2A :: Classtfkd ads 4.5-613 (omks Crosswordpuzzle 6A qw"i there should 6e no moo*p0_ ----.--- _ Not to mentioti that it sure - i3d(.C1 on citir d of . I,- I I 'IJ Park & ShGp's Park store said, "Prices have not i11e up yet We are paying less ome of % X lab tests to determine if three Lakeland-area .:,~ N ru-sidents Who wiure shot to death over the ~ kend were killed b y the same weapon. ~i (11alle 5A) l . .:./ -- 1 beef at midnight Sunday. I B Country As of right no bet! prices ,irt flueX ----- .- I'm market and the northern defense perimeter is - tutt Cnngrrss. "1114.1 -&A __- _-____1___. . __ _ - ___-- -- -I -__ __-____ _ - _.1. -__- - -.-----I - - __ A,___ . --..-. --__ I . _ __1 I_____._.___ - __ __-___ ____ ------1. ___ ~Z-----a_ ----------.__: . -----.-----Z_ I r__ ----.. ____ _-______ __ _--_-10r-___ . . . I ;_' . - , - what e v er body else does" .1. TIIE KIIINIER ROUGE INSURGENTS keep :e.up their attack on Kompong Cham; more ~. hous -thouse fighting is reported near the - I %& ..... 1~ "' ~1( .. pipeltne.l • -'----- - & t ,, i ~t _N1 - -i - ~-T - - - - - _____ , 9 -- ) ,, i ____ o ~ -it,- --_--j ______ - 0 !I !N i r _~~ % -Z451 -__ __ . HAVE LEFT ? -el _ _n~ "_~~_f_ 11 1-1 ___ A lit 'r HOW MMY R)PPIES DO UZ - it..i: r- -.r, - - ----- (?/3JII.. ____ 'L~ ',, .: V4A I % and areas adjacent to Road 4 avoiding a big blaze in the East San Francisco 419--the SLate Department of ~:. :.~ Bay Ifills is running into fire on Capitol Ifill Transportation will conduct ~ amid a battle over federal aid. (Page 113) public information.al workshop meeting at the Oviedo City Hall 1,,~ 11fF. OPERATOR of a marina on an Alabama on Thursday, Sept ) at 7 .1.1 P.m. . . lake has fish Cating from a baby bottle. (page comments on same, too: Thi acid test of the ,)it / -; r _____ I -i --________ - - F . / - . beennogreatchangeInbeef appreciate Ralph Nader's V.;Ua U 7EiL___Z __ ==. .11 - - _: ~ -, --i - ', Ljt'., -- _______ -- _a. .. __ . - )/ I:~:/ ,f / 4,c~~ - .11"I * _z - 10 / , acknowledge it has made fund raising a lot more difficult. (Page 1B) ° . ' rana I -II It ---- -- .~::, TIIE NONALIGNED NATIONS find their :':` fourth summit conference with a declaration : " cy in :' from Chapman [load north o , Indochina and pledging to ._ Sit 434. fight .. ." neocolonialist exploitation."(Page GA) L 'n ____ I j\ v f k summary of President Nixon's new State of tI Union message to . of expressing their views X, I. o - W.VSHINGTON (AP) - '! L 11 JAN E AJiI-:til REPUBIJCN PARTY LEADERS generally believe the Watergate scandal won't hurt the tercstcd perzons an opporurt) - I __ . / P ^..r. _.~_:> ,ii'll ~&_, ,—.L. ...,. t,W __ ,5_4~4 . 1 ,—f -) .:., -.1. ~~ ..~ 4 L;111 . - I . lyiohn DOVT -7 \ /\ Beef - .%, .*.%.: ... __ ..... Ne ws Diges t .... ..%, .. .... I <.: , :.,. .%. I'IIE FLOI(IM% IIIGIIWAV PATROL says 13 2 , people die in weekend traffic accidents ______ <~, - throughout the state. (Page 5A) L0 - -,% - I- 7 _- _r v, - ~ ; ,I __ I I ; _ ~ /1'1 b - I DUJ T ' HAVE A MG! ALLOLUED' . I-, / ill BOT 1 I I - - ~416 16~ -1 - ZORRY, PAL... / I 1 , 1 4 L - __ .• L i _ - --- - I 0 * cler Sehnei ___________ . 1 I I — - 1. __1 - -i 4 I .- I 0 . ~____ TI — I - I - 1 , , / 7-1 do ,4 . __i- I i I 1 — ___ I- I __.- . - . - 1: ____.:~ ~___ 1. - 1 ---'_;~ : -- , , 7 ________________ _______ 1 - __1 __ --' _:~: - * _. I ) I _,o, - - A138: __ p -_ Lx~r . Ma)o, a nine ear veteran of 4 IE3K I : - .. 10 ; (Y . -1 /) . I - - ,%. I -- , - - I/ ___ I,' / i _;Z I I f r - --.,. /;,~-~ ;~-, !_~ . `~- - ~;,_., 4.i EA In_ _ .-~~ _ _1 M - I ) '.... . - - .' .r If \ i ;~t4ov, - Sp. _____ ,-y-Lr' . m I I __.-- r __ C) - Fin -If some way cim be devised be elected on a nonpartisan mission is quasi-judicial in nato create an ap_pointive process basis to take politics out of util. ture," he said. which indeed will be fair and fly regula tion, not purely a poilticial patron. 'ft is rather frustrating to 'j expect there are going work as hard as I work be some Democrats and rnw age thing, I aught think that it Knowing that no matter what I Republicans who aren't going had some merit," he said. do or how I do It natx*fy is going to like the idea very much and Mayo said lawmakers also to like the end result So I am their protests If and whin the, 'should consider expanding the weking ways to improve this come, will only make me be- commission from three to five situation," Mayo said In a tieve that ft idea is even sou - i mbers and increasing speech prepared for a JBckwn- der than I t1tought it was," length of their present fouryear 011e RotarY Club lunchem. terms. Mayo said. t %"K.: OH '0 & r @ - • . I - -- -. ______ 19 -, a 4 a ('\z\-' eo De I Z t - He also urged the 1974 legia. (AP)—lbljcServlco€omm tbe1C,notedUtsthtejud1es latito consider making sinner Billy Mayo auggcsed to- n are eincted on a no posts appointive, day that conirnh1cijnerntportiaLin báaI. "ThIs corn- - FROM THE m .11 Vote I '. - .: Z . __ __`~_, ____ -- rea Mead M4*IK)( befue ve shown "(11rig up in 5weetwater Creck street gutters ha, and ultimately in Lake Jessup. Oviedo Oaks residents have laboratory tests taken ovev the been warned to cep cekend children I At the same time, Adair and Alex Senkevich. operations drainage watm. "We have told director of the state DPC, were theni to watch for certain mt~-M i,,~ on the cc---z-:'::::~ ~r to be Laken. Terry Cole, DPC rose spots, abdomina attorney, was scheduled to fl and diarthea," Adair said in from Tallahassee later Tht people should 5th) out toda, of the yards, wash hands before Adair said he began sampling eating and after handlinp in the 384wuse subdivision Last anything in the yards and the. , week after heavy rains left must stay out of swimming water sthndIngand )aedsog °" Adair said Charles causing seven or eight spetic Tibbals. a tanks to become inoperable hydrologist with the U.S. "Some of the tanks were Geological Survey's Winter backing up into Park water resous bureau, Malt said. The homes are 0 said the last test taken by the the S30,0004o44o.Mo class. agency was May and the -_ . T 0 tank effluent iqn,nrhls riç4t' I - H - lance an Oviedo subdivision, this Typhold just doesn", appear breaks in the subdivision's by itself, there must be a water lines, the water supply morning attempting to stem a arrLer In there," the county's could be contaminated and typhoid outbreak by tw County health department water supplies and searching pollution control department residents In Oviedo Oaks have officials were in Oviedo Oaks, for a possible typhoid carrier. ch!ef Langley Adair said. been warned to boll all wattr. Fhecontonnnak(1drgr Adair said samples of septic olipor & ExellUCLAj3, t,ffe1 LADDER -. 3 1rlAT -. ~ I . OPPOSI.,S- MORE TAXES ... And red-ink spending 0 — k It..' 1k 15 - ._ V111 0 y , ____ -,-~._11, -1'7-1~ -_ - =__ IF)__~ - I * - ) C)) 51DOiNG _. , GAM I;- . - (Continued on Pg, IB Col. 3) , — — --- ____ The Priority Items Include V 4 ' By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer - 106 THIS SWULD PP.0 ~ ; it, . - -- _1! - - I-.-- Ni "might well ask whether reform is restricted to calling for changes rather than making changes." Acknowledging iie (toes not tention on selected bills he said would meet "inany pressing problems which must be solved with dispatch.- monopoly of power." "... If we proceed In a spirit of constructive partnership, our - - In light of this, he said,"I am at a loss to understand why only the Senate has acted," on .se tti ng up a refonn-stu'Jy corn varying perspectives can be a source of Ve,st rreativity rath. er than a cause of deadlock," Nixon said While saying Congre has yet to act on more than 50 of his Proposals, Nixon focused at. _ - 'v 4I1, - I= b " slips"M N , OET SIJSY DIGGIN' Our THIG I - _- -- - - _,,F~k - % It I J. - ip-' AWAA4KE/ . -~'_Ir _ . 4F111'1/__,_ _________________ .. 't .fA i iji - .f i A A , J1hT 74%74V :' - — I mpound ment, Nixon displayed !he olive branch more prominently than the willow switch, however. rgahefflastoflg Congress as well as a preskiency, he said, "There can He also said he "will continue to oppose all efforts tostrip the presidency of powers it must have to be effective parent threat to veto any legislation that would limit his war powers, -- ____ SHALL APcV( MLF PSS1OUOUSLY TO MY LAWRS IN 09MR. 'TO ENHANCE W t%P.A6t,V%w1._ M - :i - I'll" N r 0 r I /, /A/,( -~_A-) I _,,~-<, ., / L~ _ - j),~~ 1~.'l * %_1e__7% % I --- rl__ ; -c-V I . - I .1 .. 12 IR . _ 7W _ I " I . ~L~ J Z 0 ___ 111 , k_QW ~~_~-~~ "- 7\~~ s`-,-?--._--, -'- 5- __" . -1 . i - * / ______ _____ 7-1 . bills and creation of a refomi commission. Nixon did not direcfly mentwo the Watergate scandal, but in uiscusstng election reform he said "no subject over the last fewmnntlshassostlrndptjt. tic comment and reflection.' I'resident emphasized that if Congress votes more money than he. wants, he will not best. tale to ve t o spending bills and im pound appropri ations. A It t . , -, - - .1% 4~ I I ..- - - I I ) I 16 -, .J I -Z-11~ ~I , - .- 11 -r %C 1 - . .T__ _ J/ ' .1 0 M - * ; 11 I local control olcomtnunityde%elopment funds, anti-crime • TL Ke I Ca ~kh B ll _ V I trade, tax and pension reform, energy proposals, If Congress Votes More Money I T ~; _= M- on A ppea l put Water. behind iticLsin, Nixon said he wel. comes "a congressional renais. ssnce" workable compromises wher. ever possible on solutions to our national problems." WhIle makirig repeated -4 of cooperation, the .1 , .. Makes trolled Congress tQcIjy that h Is ready ta compromIse "on solutions to our national probleml." Submitting a speciat word State of the Union message, Nixon urged action this year on his priority legislation and statedancwactions he op. poses a tax increase, rcd ink spending, hefty defense cuts a t busing of school chil. dren to achieve racial balance. Mi n gling compliments with 11'I ____ _____ l i ,- L'4,IU I 1 -- _____ 1 _ r '4! i ____ ______ ______________ ___ ,.----- gate ____ _.ç--, •:! ,, __ ______ _____ _. ___ ____ aft 1 0 WOULDNr }LJRT/ __ 1.11'' _______ ____ i xon I f-1 TA WEE BIT OF APRIL 18,1906.' ][JJ N ." 0 . I PLEDGE ALLEGIANCE. . - -1 � 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 09, 1973 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 09, 1973. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 26-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 09, 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/43c4c685335693eb2e2a7062821e0f32.pdf d63f3a55db3c3311907f84b36f88860f PDF Text Text I - - til • jiJ; 1h - I(11 i.Jt4 ( 4t inquar% tti preu1tnl puwri •rtit,, hit, down i.ti.titU. ..raie' do ttatuin has unit. among ottwrs - ied that level of permanmet Americans usuaIl Al,. Sul ipic main qurtu'n u.c-h nith ij such suhjec'u. MI •. ntiiie? igenit.c football uwur,. ttnr Ias SU(n tentra i ror movies and c- ittrs It of a ulttg' course KurI.aid tw'licvr'. 11w uflet I1hilip It Kurland of ('hit-ago lat st-bout In '. Itairitir' Ilifl iS N ;'ole'ssor editor of Uw eme' Court hteuett and iii S F; III it ' Thu - '- . - - -- _______ in Uw mi'ld)c of an cspeciaR penetrating line of questioning he WoUld sas- . That c all I h.ctc Mr Chairman !.ats he . 't111fld ...r'.in to lifT I -. ,- -, arid take thern julll __________ , - ji~ __ am - -- - 21 _,4 . istratitin belt the :-t ... lit capable (it briptil . rt filing IO MOVe ' It v.nuldn t nial a 's lit J ,,I1 J itS.. hi ,' —. - \iirnf- lairs of the - nation who'-" quee-tn'n B i rarefulls built on question i imuil' tin' It and si or untim sinnage for the- hrarinii re c-v-st '.- 1A'(k\ .11;fj\' opirs !se-wn. Service- ::- -.trr' rut printed ruirtue - to; le!*. . uric till- te-lephnrw- nunitmt NothinC. IUTIVr t: L4.iI.e ,kiI . f lit Santio For the - . -- -- - 11 - Morning for a brand new Star I . lit-. - - - '-., and Our ,, 4 3 V ' 1 adding machine - lu ii;- find nut tuzctts s hat the s'E0tR- cDl ,,- < '.iItj Putt e II like- lt huni,-rs - - __ -- T - -- - Lil'' cc -w- -3 '., ---- C - ',-ni' r'i-r'v-e1-'p'm or 04 'r.ws h to our a?" 'nrvicp d.Oanv-nt VI sI) - ilty - __,____..w IL' .4 a brand sse*. to; I_1 ribbon for only - ricl ,rmivailaco,i - Ni' dt,. f,riie-s. 7, '.ii tTi c,otrøcf ribbon ,.'- you nay only $1 95. t5 zU -, 1 anryniort,. Ctnnuriujtuni is b it taken' So lung a a registered 1-1 tiealth :) letter Is ronsulvrpd 'delivered TIus iridmvicluut A l cohol - iiiUtrners wher ;tts - z Ii - tJru-k . Suni, -- the - S t d' Planned Wtort, tile ; ltl J'alluitil MorldL. S(.11(0114 ill, AUC-1111a: Studit'! culu kinditr .way Aug 26. it Will makr* the fifth rlum-emve year 1 in ida Tech University has hosted the session The central lcmc-utioi-i of the Unlveraah - and the n;itng twe Lend the khccul are major (ut- tie--i 11W' ChWce s uabd 1 9 f TlS Stinif guaruntren an envelope so decorated tnt. kJS-C tin- WtIS C-oat Li) nut, a I)t' Charles M Unke'nc cheurmar, III Ses-iologs UT CIT. Wid a prUne mr's-er in esatiludurig the- 1145t1('uttItiL with ttit - m ean N &,., - ?, drastic-all) - rea - 0 -' muse enrolled in the &-houl represent it sarmet of - I -! i.sion There- are- welfare worker-a, nw-se'l ph)-sicu*ris. i' - j educators. businesanien. and those- working in - --r.ieblitauon The faru1t either thoe with the Bureau. on Ule-le from catwr areas, are- persons wiUl tit5t VLpCDIt!Tirtsi r-i.timç rIine'-Jt ii uti 4i' - iP,!lc IT, .-'.c-i----t TIt1- t ht - - I" 1J155V31 lri ? It. " 1A U' :2. I '.' I Ill -a-Ib U " LI US . - till' , ilme- 's'.e1u.ii.e- %tiigiiu-- JUST A following t-sterda>- s mettle-nt with ,1r u Nuson using press secret-ar Ru,riald Ziegler as his blocker,' all of the local high schools ha'...iade application to have both unacceptable.. .causung a s. >ard penalty arid the loss of orinos avericks and IX li S .'- I l '--'"• Pintos. Hurry to your 'FORD11 Dealers now! N runn ng out! -_ ___ I ___- ____ I- T ,n r___ dowtis, tOo, Greix . .. you -d think that this was The Ikurn Loser comic strip 'r sour-thing.. - 1-I jw! (WE CRABTREt .a t4 V" t,,,i)r C MARY L. BAILEY 534 92 I I DOROTHY LEGG ETT P34 9212 I... I—. 4151 .., 10ta"luntil. Swings, LOImU*uuC appearing in The Sanford Herald are 'aitbIe lo you in B1O repnnl size fr 5? DIAL 322-2611 or 831 9993 PATRICIA RICH rsA 7717 C. ITu,fl,smIt- '.i r ()'e-i ! I, HILDA RICHMOND 66111 Di! )lcriii , The ki-tut present minimum water -nd sewe'r hargv- is $7 72 fir 1,(M gallons a mirinth MoI k,iiitw uiue- Iit i.tiui ulilit% lilIermmtmofl,% he 'p_r,iti- J-'''r liii' ne-;.sIIui -, trusall h4l5eholuts tv-lU". a rs'mrtn with fiv-il CeuumiiuLsuimne-r John Morris hi or - rote tigairist a tO(tf45V' - - least affe'E'd it Mr,rtt,s - ' net ( - ci in mm ii s 1 AS Yit ((iaruiheun pointed ocit tha - -ct 'I (in I.' it 't 'i''-tit mc trim -irm - r.u!,- i .-,,, ,: 41 Ns .P ? JElt. up- , 11 lliiIfl7' r't.utiioi '.5,IIIi Si itiii'i- s .._----- — .. a •L_._._ --------- 1 hetmrs t-Iire h. t"s'Ilac'- t' pu'keml u;i ltisson.-tte I tl._ IM111iIiltl'1ht --is f,.srir, .ini sis •,1tirist. All 12 Jurirs agrced ------- -- --------------------- tllI'ItII It' it short .I slut-k ) tileunele-, sat sulvuitly in the audu'nt t' behind her m as liroch told the fury he was ''" '"'"' ' '"' ""'.5 I•L• " "'' ' '.il1 !4 I I • -rn ,it -e-t-1' ,k ' ,_ justifiable- in si-If defense. '-p ltiitber bunted striingl> in hi questioning that lticsomwtte cli-fense will be he hulmhhiked asking I'm the death penalty rule- May 12 with Charles Win-n ltmssunc'Ite was Newell, 31-year-old Orlandarrest.--f near St. Augustine c-lit-I, and Newell made sexual May D tuiL-hihuklng south on be had N&'rstlI's bloi,dietiifned dt-niands and ads-ant-es beforew a llet. 16 'ri'dit cards and it he 55415 shot nine times. in a titmuwleul area near the- Ink-nil-ate pIstol. pollt- s4ulel Four-Luke Mar) '-sit, and ei'li't-tmiiti '.tJun ruibta-d of his wallet and 192 Monday si he-n he-rruiptt-d station wagon Fis'triwtta' '.5415 taiu- n Irouiu hit- "I'm Newt,At car found the a'urtntoutum uiuuk-r heavy guard next ilil abaricluine-et at I't'it miiul se-are-he-il (cur razor blades In-rtt'tu. NJ., ,iiiul ifts.cnnett.Ili ri-portedlv had opportunity si as pu-keel uji Ma) IS as ii'' ti Iut)t4mif) ti title' shaving in 11w Iii tilt ikeul on 1.95 near St Itt i-maul County Jail The trial UgmL'-tihicwas ri'suuimeel when un blacks . iii-- euuttu had the dt'tmtl moan ti i - ri' found. tilni'(I-sfmtte-rtMl si a 11e1 alitl a l;uo,me-1k- luis set two fires ti t sihi-ui arrested, . I)uttml 71 JilhI ciii 411 'ilmnluue- di 411111 ,iuttuu.umi's s.imil -si,ujs-el tutu.' while- t,wamtin C. Ill; pl i tit', liiiii-t,i lIiUti \luIIuIa) - thu ,-trtiu l-,imm 'iLXlc U I 11 %, Al' Se-iimine'li' ins e'.tisIIteirs s,h hi iii I lurricane Brenda drifted jus t crated i';,les for 15k) tiudes hi, time tum sss mug 1)111-k toss arel the- suuutlu ltusui-tt' took time tiiurderiSole'c huh of Iii,- t-ight-ui mieti 111110's car tit New JerM'> al; -ft the- southeastern coast of north uI the stun.. t't'nte-r intl and mu-k imp strength. Afk-r four-sse.uiu,n jury was ('11110 Mt-sn-u early today after for 75 umimles tIme soul)l lls'avy ttircaterimrmg 11w' Mexican toast it-turned to Fleuruthu using (Iiicould cuilse' Ili tie area of Va-rac-ru,. plc-It'd lit 3: 15 P uI demnid, that rt's-t-rseng course-, and the U. S rains ictluims credit curds Coast Guard reported it distress eLiutge-neutts Floods we're lire- lIre ;me1, %io mds had risen lie i Ia-fore Circu it I 'c.urt Judgel'mre'wimrk ire- t-iin't'tt'd 1 Muidres'. Fw gm from a ship trying to ode- dii-te-el for tht- coastal areas :itiel utile-s .Ili lueiur with gusts c's- ltu-liurd erupt bets'. ce-n time' defense,' anti ilu(utifl mi-trIm-rn cltmis's of time .1 uid ,, ult.-r 114111-S 4$ cc's-ding leNt dm phi. Liv earls I" (sit (lw storm kitc-r this week when the.wcuuimari -we-re pn-k-el to trw- a clay. 11w' National Ilurri"ane Cain- taunts be-hitral the roast. tte-uiipts to put the vi.. state a %V 1.1 Ic.be' lust burr m&'anc juir luee-i.uuuit's Ill during tiltta-r in Mmamuui samel that, at 6 tutu Ille seasoli's tush llUirutllhiu', trial c' xpe--k-il to list through liluis si tub's'. omm the w itness strength. tIrt-miclu brushed the F: 1,1 Hr enda s center si-as stand Mrs Nt-well is eight iiiirtttti&-st&-rti corner if 11w ,".lu - bru.-dme-el 11w- ishmiuil if l-'nmdtuy or Satureta> appmi40hm tmlg Like coast about met the uumeilit us pregnant lull Iknuumueiii ijtiti Jul> 1, duit I 'r nspt-ctl se Jurors si ensunties sit-st of Ciudad tie-I Car- Vucatani fw-nmnLtulll lull Sunday lie-us'>- raunis liii the ltnutu'hi lu- dltiestiolie'CI at h,-nigtti MI.tI) tIefe'tsu' .. uiib-tuuls tier ufi4,11(1 tutsiuht-el ru,irtt,-nu,rthiw,-st nut-n, a simm-all port timi the south55e'tmldt 1*. ny but causing little lariiagelime-mr vu's'. s iOu capital lme- um ,uuht t UI flit- trial tIll- Gulf of M-xmt-u sie- t&'rmi (kink of time- Yucatan .-xtrt'iun-I> prejudicial uuuuumttuii'uit. c'spt'rut- umct's ii thu peninsula. 11w ads-riot> said ; :- -- -- - --- - ----: tiutt-tilmuk-rs iuuel - 'thmmiuu.liurmg 1mm pre-trial te-stiuuiomt) Mrs. tIn- storm was drifting southIw-rualhl ho si-we'hI testified her husband, tIme right of a snsit1iwtt at about live' mummIes ;; Ime', in ar ms is timid amiy elelilmi igs fes me I pm imelut I hun ii uainui g - r it *-r hour arid was cxw-t-ed to est News a..- , iuuiiy Ius'c' bach si utii ('.imeeliimiilt, Motor inn near Wall c-ross this- coast durmng tin- tuuse-ttilul fA'rscuns I 115111') World. h,uit a hiete't> of muicanmng Hut it added Since lu i'- tins spfut II II ('Ill th' .1 ( I if I- of time' I S D is trict .iiui I'tii.' to-S.- tii.l the numotmofu of llurrmc-aoc- lire-mi, I u miim't cit Mar)- la mitt SiIS Vice' I 'i't'Si(h('tit Spiro has l*conume- slow- and errratittIme- po'sibmlit> -xlst..s that ti., ::: -i' Agnew calif 1w' subpoemmat.l to test II c (- miter in_i> bmt-sit,ute mit-ar tillIsfcire SJM'ci*I a I grand jury lnivestig.i Ilnig . oa'.t during time d-a rather a I legeel J)()llI fl-a I t'd)I'rlIpt fl)Ii Wage 'age III) tImtm pt- oct-ding inland." flicstormmi center was 1 if. at 6 41111 fle-t latitude 189V i'iii-: ('AMIiUflIN MII.l'I'.-lt' (IM.NI) north, longitude- 92 1 west I?7 says lie - Ktimimi-i Ifeitigi uiistim-ge'mits imie Im'vimig The Coast Guard in Mituimi to rt'ltmfiirct' time-mi' I)te-II lUlLS nea r Phnom I 'e'ii said it had pick ed up a distress I'age Hilt --- - JACK PROSSER FORD COMPANY 17-92 & Lake Mary Blvd., Sanford first person prote-uction of Ammw-rn'ari live-s. Time- point of the' Issue is situ> umiust we all be lied to about the sot.- tije'tt 1 It iii fact purpose is for the prutet-tion of our sersmerrrwn .. . then why hi&cfu -u' Pm it point (toni us' the - It re'rmiinds it- of today's - tr> front Sliamni of an angr> !,.*k driser who spermt tLi'e'e' ill • 'tu)i tl>UiK to unload 4O,%) inmurude of bee-f mi-at sIn_itt-age - I ' I - - tor A ' - I .m - --- - - - - - '*l t - - UTT M ex I - -- - - - - '-- - CO - - -----------_..-. Il- good nit-wi 'kparttuicnt.wsnr,a make the cli tim the family happy l'ieIu ups j-uppy from time Siriitii facial> at 1 1 otis- c' in Sanford 'Ilw-y have us of time tisys le - 3 1 st.utu' THE m.'. iti i-i-i' : t-: to Resist upprc-('[lOP a Geneva ba Pol it tc- ia ns organization . pn'kttcd the Seminole Cuu: '' - - -:-:-: :- ie!t' 7,, Dig CROP PICKETS COURTHOUSE - .iliimut Courthouse ' today protesting Counts Herald ['hoto by Mark We' - - signal (ruin time 441-fixit (;ne-ck Expansion Revea l ed For 1 7-92 And 436 : riwutne'ship Yucatan wit)t 35 lilt-mm %% lI'KS of court sessions 1111(1 a aboard- TIn- ship ri';sirtt-cI she ui ihleir(' than 651$) umgt's t'e't'eii'iI tiutml : was just off time' Mi-smiaru • .,r.ul was tiukmrig si- al-er us one of :;: te-tlimmenm, fmn:ihl c'iids Ui the' ( 'i- er- s Flor ida l lig ts'r holds but could not launch lifeboat hit-cause of the high : se-as, tin' (euat Guard saul -N A NI It V 11(1 '('K DRIVER tm.- hiu s1s'iit 11w hurricane is (lie second of th,'e-e* days Ii- > mug to uiiileitnj 40J$Ml i)emuiieis emu the.' season. bee-f sit> S the' umle'tut siinrtitge' is a hunch cit fri its •r1it - - tfmiiugtm the b,iluamc's I I4l1 .I\ I : : 'filE high 90 low this morning 69- Partly cloudy through Wcelni-sdtuy siithm in Yeslt-rda> 's • bane's' of ( AMII()l)I-%\ MIIII'AII V ( 0,l'.elANI) says the Khiimtti' ltenige' insur-ge'imts iirc' ti-yltmg to reinforce their jaitiot1s lIt'l$J' l'hitioiii I'e'iih I I'age Bill iit,tliuii'itetl e'oimatnemctieiim on - :- durmne tme- attemnoumu tinuel .-'.enmng hours hiughis frc,uus Iu,-we-m 0s to tue 10h, Inc lu-cugtmt le_;s'. to muimul 705 I(,ammm t,rotbulit> n-r cent t.,niight and 40 tuidin) • 30 jn-r t unit g,'r cent Wt-'tIi-s'la> Fair skies aiiii I .al ti-tim' jn-ratsirea Offered a ple'i.atit I It aIc4eth.me ale-nudur I I_isitm''cf titin u-A 's C, .11 Hill)' 1-A 'rcse.rc1puule' is-A cute Little ft-links all of sibile-hi have Lit-eu weaned and woe-sited re-spite from August 's lw-at over muct.ust .A the nation totlity chide Ie-r Abb 6-A Dr ( 'ruinil- 1-A arid are lookuig fur Los's' and uffe1iun lhiuude.-rsti.ui'mmm-s lierstated hi I.dutorual • cumpmgimt'gmt 4-A ti Al lea s t, thai's the' ; .,, in' i,itvie-i- ,iI i Filter Ieutuiuimruil I l'rtiume'iij*' 1111,1111411 mmott'uu I'ithutti 1111111 I'S Sti, ma - I) Ssimta S111114Slinks I's' I, i-S ii, cut 4 cilia, hmoutriul ii> tIme.- Cciii Im itch Ill ke'c-lm It ,.ffi.- flosi tog, hhitsI, mgi-hi. imhc-ul 'mu' ltu 15111 lIme umim'i'its V 1111 111'. 1 . ,lmm I .'ii, ,1-Ilt t-A plt't.'.i siilhtuicul Ilinjehi lmuusg.ums 'It's 11,101111 I'. is- quite icit a-A IA 1A ': -: 1: un' ai i tuisirue'lme'ut s,,,,O t i lt- 10 itmu - s'emntruet Issir lug tIe-Li> n '.'. dl 'unk'r- tim'- i-r the.' Imemlitta) shtp:uiuig se'd'.eulu tmt-tik traffic Ituunslc-l> ,i,sets '- muuuup.iln At siniks'stiuin toelto tusme- e - .mi s elm - -,,iiw s'..'rk,uut'mi amernumel )suu eon I simtk at sjn-eit ', mumg i,mitrue - ta' is I-Il ii tisa' i.luiee- to it the lie at ) stir 7-A e.eI'. iseel e eflulluiis-iui'ime-I me ,41, ' 'Ii will hun in ginal t'at'-itsiuin ' cmi its' tit tie'.st- '. - mimstmll tom 4-Mi, i'titt tutu se-met, umuiul 1/-9!, mouth ;*ittl seitmhtu, Its.. liii 'u-h iouwme, 1st, left tue ii i,iice s. ,,IdeI ,uln' right hello 146114. uimgnmuihs c - iulmifiemtc'l iie'il i i'luuuimms tm -' will 14110% be' t'.tei sit ears Iii turn IhI .at till- meiuuu,e- Ilium.- ,uiitt lit ijlfu,w - iku% ut to the hmghsiis Hush i.d i ss'r'.hir%eetioum of the l*u)rvt si uI be ''tuu'tunaWt) e.'aster'' ts-t'sisc' tiutut-urd will gel i $ :l,,u.s,' ..'jutI ii I to 'itt hi' \IauLkumcl, Isume- I 1-9,1 eluwut Ihs Iertmlt'..'lu wilt iutu,t-w'.t ,it'rttiuigti I tue s-itgluts'er - iiet tit a be iuuadr his lw-imIIcistie' 1t'slIt liolis at - hIt' ukoic-tI 111411 liii' iie.ltlsm$m nuid In' total, ii, Stis tog sic-il lust liii'. t- lit siCk ,mru'umsl tin- 11.1111% muoi kill' it11141% us lice' e eulll 01 I m (-s$smirs'S '.,s, a 41111 4. li-cl. Itimtilu'sutiI '.'. ill Ii ultlr -- situittI atuit coOt i-tie-il ti.,iik still ,ii'. un- Is-lit up ,.- sh'' Se'uimiuieik Cm.unt> F:mmgiuim't'n- Bill hush situ, mt-pork-el lucetiu the' re-Mills imi is Imrt-.4-1,nlstru(thumu eitufe're-uit is ito time s'.,urk to in' chine- b'. 1111111J.11 1 'eumustr uetmi.sm Orlinnmilei %('lmihe' lice- In do ItileIg.- ultmil-S.-ImIt-uuii*-r, it ssu.t in siotthi lime effort thtundemsbiowt-rs mu&am:il fe-si areas .111411 ,ilh lul.11is I h mc CII ,iui,I tmii.tiittl lIme (I S li-9,,i SIt 4,14 mImIc nssctl.'ms fur the inst year, ku dil'te' 11111*' $1 !ht I I mdli,iui ilm u get uimele'rs'.uiy !- t hs Ilinald Stuff Su her - W eather ,---I Ii'. I ilitiS \I.I'uCi\ ' - -- oiuzig xt It cit's ::' the in a burn-tm of -— — fire- - — , -- lie says baloney"-- stud so are (tie man) esc'eses being offered about "riatiunal sct-uruty" and of our conduct during tinIn-tuna affair. the - - ii P'rumm. Hwy. no in - - -. e it', would mnitrilmitenitli lurid fault with tin' President or. dc-ring it Carruboduin buuuibing raid, if ide-ed it tin-ant tin- .~~ . — li-re's not time -7 1 ___ I - _•. 11w : — i'll t LjJ it us-. si m Shin- tm' , ..,- ' ' fatatiold (in water tvialoo, too However, in reviewing the' rules buolt, it wa!- soon iearncd called Owl this type of action is iIm'%tln%i. ('itil izuil-i it ('iiSit! it adiusi II your V,e'.t Sul tsC, lutiSt" J - -1I44 I 'Ii' Ii • hI , - t s '' ' iii- 7 p om 1110-4-111111 1 '- I 'I dl ti- nc ni si nil riniul repl it. rumenil fund Ilowese f ('11), %Itenni'e'r Pete Knu.'.sli'-e tiulil r eriutuuissuiirwrn I 'its tm-all X1u.imeliuy .- - I hs'r,-'n really not 1114. (-11)- s In.1utlirij .rilunonre iuita h (tIthe C' 0f-1l tim you but to i.- ituinm -s that ge ne-'I iern- re'sIr' rote-n" If) 2 thliusnucirn-ri are exmluring - 4 tin_-sc rue-n conic out for their football trains \u l.\1 t,IIi\I, ir 3IWO'T — V - Hurricane Brend RUMOR IT'S RUMOR .. . tttat - m ui-i s'-ssi'r •'pe-it.tiu.fls tit 111c fiscal oirar lad-1,-innnilo, Oct I ui- i ;r teil — 13'. John A SpoIshJ anticipating li t time- when reading and wrinnian. use-less skills Spec-n- P classes are- booming Sc we Ilit, sales link Witt) the nattioi rtooic-ogntwd expeu from around theUU rvc-tnruIiIn' who nciw c-umprise the- fac'ult for tin- wt'ek404 t ft.,,i I I \ \ I \ - Jfi '\l I woulcjy t tmeuiaute- U t.ij thatflorida has the riwict ,, -1; -s - CL0 M r0I tii- i. - .i~v UST -tu6t- agent-s hiw st-ri-ed its co-direr-tot of the Sctit.tit (cii' fit't 'mars [lie own buckgrt'iuid in research Into the effevti _iithng program of this kind tr the counittiI Unkxn'icThe prufeuitmuJni of both students and faculty u the in (a% tin- of that ranking - -- tIn citcit rOflin gets yuu cPU-ct. you w-iU t-ittn-t 1* Ut-ad un wearing out IITILItPU-T are rutting i_.: t;ie uLIIlr\tU :.L..FJ T 12 lo w zkuu1 I4y U oko vanis the pole in the USSR, go thirgoui'l. rustoms. Z11, tilt rk I ( Vladivost,t* tl~ jard and troll dot, enter Muruedui Lit yak and thence I n gum and whim mp,u t.'d $93 cilia tle'f ii it For It mrut-luitmri Roland lrsal that to had killed a utah 11) 8011 LIAPi't) l)ors-al, a Voonsiieket, It. I., s'.tmo -rit-mI oral would not tt out after Spwvll tsik Hissorwtte to Herald Staff Vsrltc-r .•..• •__•_• ..•. i_.i••• area. lit 11W (ti! III II 55(I'i IIIIITi 55 f$) iiisstlrieiic' PiCs('o Up a seciuueu si 'ixieu rea near Brisk would th e 14 1ke Mary exit and stated Dorval (t-uirgtum lIT US Vi LLI-: I)t- tense on 1-4 near time state attorney Gerald Rutberg told a made repeated sexual ad. line three hours after the testify that ltismnt'(te told hiuti murder. Brock 1i-rnted Dorsal "lie just wc,ulelnt (lie Mi I ks-pt jury today that a 31.)ear-old s'arx-es, "Roy lost his cool and took the 'key ss-mtncss" and said he stutmotirig him." Ckiarnlo chef murdered May 12 Newell was shot 10 tunes near Sanford sian a rank In. Newt-iFs life," Itutberg told the will testify that Ilissonette sexual who it'd a double life and circuit Court JUt)' In his opening unfolded it del-ailed story of fist' in the f*aul, four in lit.- - :in state- in emit - interrupted he'r-rcir as he drove Ncsi-c'Ihe client fl(I once in the hand-- natic bu)-n Rutherg said his hitdthikmg rcpc3t&-slly Li> heated objections blood stained statmon wagon usceoruling to authorities Itutberg said he plans to heM, Roy Ran Rissonette Jr., from prosecutor Newman north using the dead man's pros-c' Ne-well had ss-xu:il credit e-ariks to buy gaMmlinc. of Browns Mills. N. J., killed Brock. Brock said the state has 23 relations si mlii an ()rlanufum ar.;i so ,-weIl in self dc-ft-rise and fl ed Hroe-k said Itissomiette teil marine, on a hero, ice floe' with a dug Ic-au. , Imla I" Iuu:il U - It. deparUirmlit, at wirversib" wi,_, ! .'.1 EM el rice P mr:; ' thu 11I Price 10 Cents -- ltls j 4CO~10N to beat the 0~?v :-' Uti lities Increase ,":.1.r - F -s&g iii C • Lucent --aid he and cattle tifnmn tile 1;,il met ,Defense In Murder Of Chef Rons.ss OrIo.d, Florida 133 (cii I "Zigzalz Traru,-Ptdlar- routt i r 65 th Year, No. 302 -' UJeptwnr fii rr i a tb :' 4:1. but better look now t L. ..Wt- 4 ii'oi I urr;s-c l(Inger tiw- bank ac-eourc . handwriting is on the eLM- 1k- used tin- metile on)) LI - t::,ii F 13 stuart I Joce' ' City Conside ring 0 It tiiinue'et iii,, ii in a I hitch.'! I •ttt't'ro cii Id the man '-,hiimss- eMl Iilitisc'hl ittiet fired lwlre' with ;i high sissct-m'el title' "Ile hi (41tst-jc'i' ill on', and I tired liir tune's all him."I ,iice'tei sail lie' cud he' and other- oflie-e'r s t - - Pi.te 14'c'ft i'eunnc'elecl st- iI hi aft a hlegc'd e-mu)-pp i- ac - v to kill NIXOn tlttt'ittg ii t- siI to New I li-leans on M mmndav g ' he cii Id ' I I iii! I, a she ifs writ- ie'ti irurel, liien-i riI - Iul n'e'jnr ctIe'l ill's I)m'Iul lv .Poi' ( Tuesday. August 21, 1973—Sanford, Florida 32771 p, -' t'tilifii P ribbon ,- - l'' - i I ru i-•, r ti'i .er rnr s.0 id that, alter the warrant on (aud' 's- as Filed in New (rlearms. rff,eer were sent " the corn nrmtmrme" to pick up the man heiieve4 to t-,e (aiide't taut he' ran away Timu's ('oiinty She riff Arthur l Trujilki '.akl that, ac a Sc'rc't Service agent inspected the ,rians identification card, the man ran nit -. thrigh the pinion trees and eseape(l. - - opll114, 11?1 1umr)eI;uv at ti-u timomn Shots wrie Ilic'et a! 5111110 oIfi(-.'I c. anti Iheice 1 I;and.i is charged in a fcele'i;il 55411 141111 filed ill New I)i-le'at'.s with thcatrnint liii' liii' cit the' 1 'ti'-itli'itt The Secret service "aid he hla5 tud S II! What we re'ail Ness tiiit,i .hetlui 1 'aul ,Iones, t-hiic'I of 1114, Src-se't Srivie'e in commune as "('at," a man the - , , typewnter or y r. directions for specific j',*nflc 'flits also once'rrr PU ti 1(1? ( )T) lriut('fl' 'cd Is situ- is r. :L-: -'te Viatergate is -.iI matter at ill. '.oi mean ___________ e ;l(l(l(I - Ness Mexico. sa Id hits I'llliii-i't'iiti'itl of I ici'is a flit' iti:iti Ise'li.'st'l tem he' (;;111414.1 i'llI4mitle-ct Secret Service says it helieves is Edwin M _______ ii. ' I11i1'('1t'I1ttt Cltargt'tl wit h threatening the life of l'rcsmdcnt Nixon ;unfirc already has punctuated the search The quarry is a man who is known at the Royal -"'---. 'I 'imn'.'htv' lid1NI 10, N M A j"i Scsi-ct Service agents and law t'nlorceinent pe'rSOnItcI resume their hu nt in t ills rugged, m.iitntainoims area 12 nik north Utility lot- a man Tac IBM -; - ltkmn lotem doe-sm I in fart. a gtnunmrk is unr1t• pins taIls He plans ultimate)) to c'nrsideratiun U assure- dtithi tn r-iiu tomorrow it won't lw ttrup tin- name- and substitute- arid inirease Postal Serve-i tu Social Sec-urn) nunitnir re-re-nut ti the sale- ot t;iok,n Enghatr is replacing ' imramntt'ed Around the Ttit is it'd rie-u- , for Ui- written word. stamps even thougt American 'It-leptirint and Vic I Write- nit letiI .1 asked a 'Ic-li-graph and the Postal U*CICStITUIt1071 is next door. Fun i-i- inca I anüh nmcmtnu- timer to small aUdiuc,nal sum, "Slov Sets-icc 5' $ 195 RRO\1 A\\\\t PHILIP Vt Kt'RL.'sfl Writer Worries A . it dom. It does becil UNI, r.iduals are no disruptise 'I' Sn scu didrm I see ant the quIstitmnin that skuiIiu IIrnsec-utors use, to t'l,rit mini :; wisiur ins-rstugaiors -' 71tot t Ic- i lii '- uiilved sepiratiun Iii P° e-rcrutsse' fins itt-ct 1t-ti and seiurt tIll' tiiii i that jot) pt-rs.oriai lcir can u_nt on ;w-umtu iii posatnint I ra °'- instinct for - - -teit H1 - has-i- tIme 'inS - ' tic is It' ll ; nd the (others all ha ve, au-s , - - hil ' diw-snl rnall i Jle'r : We have lit learn never It t or ac-cumulate in'rie i at ii lii' In 'tie lol l,P - hut 1)ai.t . liant these gus- s ne-mm-i arc ought to trial - Ervin I, tutnetiliti. tit dedo, ., lit, i. I, it difference- to our future i 1. ': f 0. 1mm toomy Charg ed With Threatening To Kill Nixon It 1. ~' .1 V, .1 I Aaents Hunt Exiiiiiii,Policeman " Secret Service t. 44 IWV -r, 'A C4110,111"i bridge with a pgvtk%. take ulk town to the il.arkts an,i E LIM the 111112% 4T'~ ! '— Do enmmittN• overall L- I 0 nmcr' % t. i' i - •. Dim was- the hearings ii I there as a danL - IC -I ft - 1 , i.~ Hy '' It I. I d -t'n. *hak '' sse'ntiallt a Ins us e ads-,'ed ,e, - , c.,ol 1111114 'i. k uc S*ia ' . infitt in somehnt had a tiiinessgoing you thought he right and mi -- ' C el and nohods like' ii Ins ,iis( U a va r nt. lit ii sasThat doe".n t me an i ti.ivt' Ui like' the- Ins hunt- - affor-ul.- tilt man Sen S.*n F.rtin I l-L. AF' '?"' hipeew1d blonde in bagg em. let us climb on the trains rri lls at the cYintrol. When she wa offered the en Ui thret mcrnt'er, ;anti ak in The IRh ('t'nttir steam n gtfwler S she' c'cia).fn put a much shortet timi on the first phise' of ptitlu guw ith the 2h eentux- look to tell her grandfather. hearins iw" that the informa- i.c part of Walt t)tsne World's 1 was io excited I 'nt him li tnn F athered could tic more 1ran'ratsnnsysteminitsM0. pictures of the train I d.ir't %tusrpR I'euce'd t, am eui Florida camp. think he bebeeej mc at fir-4. . . .opt ii,i .t. a .. a grnun. nut liwfl fly said *ho resident IROn i,, a ppe ar The engincer is Mar) ha give me some pointers clint 510fl colf Carl t1e' s aert, - "'iki Venxn. M. a farmer tier duties include filling :?'i rm lad the air rsis tfl4 while he does not rnnde'1 and a Junior at Florida trains water t.nnI. e'spet-t his lniversit of Clu- State t1n,rsfty. jasse'ngers e ckirw pr..suri cago t-las. In come up with - flu.c is the greatest 5urnt;w I;,k,- '!. an revelations he savi. the nl I've ever had.' she sai': • -.-_-_-_-.- -s ----, of Constitutional hislors the (ire-ear pas'nger tr hiiuld lead his studcn:s to th OUtP.lt h r.. tier understanding of the mile to a , -..enee of the problem But then the 5 PR01L[N7 MI coed tuis had p)ent at coach VU ;de,alploo. ha%.0 to it fait h IrI for While ' it, their genernment but nl, c-uitc-tsm in the rt.Ie enn tias chasing throui it .sIrr ir. I £1 K urland sat-s You assume rute caboose at the Sant, I-ii'%t it1 ttuiit es ers act tis a enter r,,tr-i, Ii LiIfi I t..s,' eSti, • heir cij lose es tes water rncnt official is a malevolent • one' ,and mu find two sides in I'lsii, flruis rri'rnrK1).1 It the political argument justIfy. w Only $1.50 n their has mar h h4t)e t ft m'-'ri I vlor Fa:rwc y Nora Drugs .dim - Is c the-s ttas- te he sursisr in Galveston thru U 2 and h..te renhi% learned somt'thsn here b nal issues isolating them ful informa2t. m " 17 -........... - , 1%lo, al, - ' - ure cd *.(i$ and the Judiciari siibcnmmince on separation of po ers and a friend of the V,att'r ate rand s thie f c-ouncl iim Ii4ISh - Unt re-anon he sass is it ants to it' uch ttirr s. nt tai the I it' a -'ut it, II' . -. I. ('fl Sti' l t fliittt't I tstlfatin 11* rrçatc hur-cLar and its get) the time tPu". ot to 1'), the metricaiR expanding ramif,- Eavel ac hein rapped to cali(irn. (Ic is consultant to turn the quet.oninj oer to both the c- mrriiUe' s chair- someone e'le C1 just when . f,rh ThnststuucmalAcpe' "taltTg.ite this fall St'I*MU .und of public testimnn in .' ining the relevant eanstitu- -. . ,,,ling U. mIivf- mlii the uni%r I:% too undergraduate- ou-todraill I. tilt- Itt) F But hr ii ne'v'rthek'ss high rit,cat of the cuimniltee i. ,w lurmanc'e during the first . the naUnfls het-lflii onstitutiolial auttuiritu's :' ___ - Wilderness lpress rum trantp.r('nrs." Mss Venni u Consti'o tution s - - "Boggy"But Beautiful In The Wake Of Watergate - - Monday. Avg 70. 1973 86— The Sanford Herald Pi, Ra lr'h -- t- gem-neil s-u(IUULSSIOO si tmrk ti- situit ttis'Usiloli 'icitmeti'. tike ILitlauith l),,,k 's'sitliauin ugrt's'trig Ittul ukd se'tuIiow, si e'uhet gnt'atis hike- right if 0it'. ieisl, 'Ouiullumtitulmt-1i 'A d) iii tsiuuit) tiu'ehi te'sls 1.' sums s's shI iuiPt it-I Up is graulemeil tm 111111,I.1tigreiiml t Rt s(t -W t-, re'.ttstart> se-hexi- h-i Hush 's's hilt- (In- - said tin-u agree-si tkjJ suiutmusai would mat i. uii.'.ttUi,(tim if rvvuuttuuiendt'd amt't'tle-rj; 41111 ejeecUeralivim l,iumc.-s .i.-tuast's sstth spi'vdlunits ii )U p or itmeng-v, in ttush' siucsl know hue we-U apply it - 1 to Culililt Mit-Cube bes,- au,-e- ne h45e-I%t gut the u.kiugh. - n-cess to t-vunt> al- lertal rttut-i (twit twusuig e'iek' i 0-s( Lit-let-Cu tan'.' c-emlot tIn- niast th..'lmesrt,iis'iut lime e e,cs-,trluclleigi will tie etitun- hlaitawas. ails-tI stut eh1 ht-- beg pe-vbktn.n'' wit?' sutmeim'. m.sIe)n, sql 1,, &j aini 2. '8111 m-ttttsitn h,ase- be-e-t' l4$tUSg l,iin-n'' (tn-er own Ii.% i sniet - tIle--gall..'. shut%tms to shuukk-i hush agree-si, aeMing the hue (hat sin-h 'mlw-nuat" .4ukuess sieiukt mwmt Ix, Iwt'e-s*rS ('City Idanhird foe.u--Iaisiiig 11t ls--c'ts fur thin-se iee1uLs curt- txiLiiitk'ti'$ �2A-Tht Santhrd ThuccJ _______ ___________________________________ _______________ Legal Notice Legal Notice ctuIWoLf CflUe.rY tiOAbO *DJucrMt,t Ø øiJtI 'C ,4rAlwG NbTtCt O CJT'C cTor *t.TMflhIt 4_ - ' ' Scout Legal Notice Legal Notice 1)111 SnIIIlir(l Itnr,iItf Receives ta t, fl,,b4tr,en wsh cØndu, A kt cn4wr t •CitlQ$ !ft Vartar.c, It ar a AQICutIuei- (we on Die IotIi,, %(rlhlr P, Ooer1 c' S wtn '4ti SLJØI), C M& W'Ct t P4 IF?,S C.IVUh b IS WI C.Rth b %HIO Al iPie Seitw, t, PIonnIn P.rø i t itii P•arw,n( if the CI tW lJeèilts4ij •lti.rø wII Pio$41 a *as, 'n *n.t- I,rt4a p,a, Pi..r,n In the Cøun! ffi win p 5 talO twiI t oarn w1 Pio141 P thp,,ibt.rt 4W It., Semlrtoir J -t,.. t lII( - nlodpr the C4jr DW,S•. 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'i0' I T4hertthi ?l OAIIQI Dublt USAnIlIC CIVIL £C1IOP, $10 11114 sate MIIrI -- pç inc a iso SnutP 0' AbcS C rr.r DIVISlot. ________________________________ A thence hr NorTh 0e -p Sirt4ar.d SpInQs $'Ia' P.001 It t.It • I' C!' l flU C!' C in c Thi Manna1, of mipt,t,s Wet' 3 fl far IC the 00J0' 4 SCt400 1 ?ownvtbc' I t•t . avn, wil t. 'CL V. A ILJ4. ___________ • Oano, ac atsø SOuTh 4?S $00' 0' - ic• A PutaIC •*alh to CCfItIdr The pubII h.arDl, *11 he hate •n '1W 1 _______ 01 W, 0! 11W • iCEIC th*OQC LW flip troTh. 0 0, the -• -. • ______ the Cii, MaIl 01 AIlarnint SprInç PIE 'i. L(SS SoutS 42 100' LW West • ..i.t In Ct. OP5tI'.Clesj Coni' k,r.da on Thursoa, Saut.mti 4C $00' InC list 211 1001 LW Die At. - P -- 00 thI tnit d.rb.c PM a' 7 at soon Norm 1 tar stten 15 owmh4r NOTICE o ACT o 3FFIC. ' tfW'00flPnaipOeIbI, •'wIltcp 2) SOUth (lAPIOt W - I P.t P. Mayntar IC 14( • "AlL 0$ I I0'atheC Dateat a The ,bi,( ea'Ino lIi , he hate In. 1 e' . L ttirtiw ttu.ncil installed a c igatnit ?hq , flit CIt Mali Atta,no0'r P'1fot. •• graiici liiq.hi •1t!rr s#minO*t Cbuflt !1a •p PA 3. p Fart'lia. flfl!TT!rstIip 01 ,.,r,r 14cr s I'll Sla.T1 •-. heh.arv rsorila Thunidar, S00hpInb.'u'ft, 'ireri Saturday Proir, left A! (anpt'l. esc'tise at aoornt cli-t'c'ior •Jreph F'alginm. trusut' Philip A P40 • • .. ht Ft! 157) • i ri i' Vt tW Oohirlh,c r a,'. . icon t.fi'tY S! PAt %ictr 0 'Jon (v('ttru IniW liunrci HtIv.'zic flfl%Iiri or the aor,.ia th1iAI?'t At fifltt4iI Ii' tuct tirn (itsIe' , rI•ler Jick Eenskt trusiet and 7) rooc. S. ,, &ttrto t sc , oot. nlbac proo..'1 aon floslinC ,,, Intefestpc 0111pi inc cit.ptfl fflr I Thit puofi hs.rIn Wili he h.Sc It 'lurrison, financial secrvuir' Ed Simon. Fr F'utric$ .1 Ket, chaplain CUSC9I 00 '1 MiDt',t ' aqaintt the v'aoosac l0di,' will Itirpi 1 Dublin Dulcet *tthl lit, C0WI' Cten Cit.,nhers AIIOMA atianu,n,,- soma. lw Pti•C LW the Court Mouw SanIr . , Herald Photo h RI!! liceni .Jr- i or a! a. sworn Prtstijw, t. ItIt.t -____________ ThIS notice it IC he Wpt.mb,r 11 It?3 a' 00 p or LW $11IPL Decree LW DlVO.Ct ,., of ltubiin 0051100 01W 1 COOt DC ni t1*at$r at pOibi, z t:o ¶P4II liD V0u LI'he a.t r atfl'inaio npi -.tbee inc pnsI.n lit ?ti*r.Aflr,. lbarr o Count.. Corn IS V. SII. ,n Aucu, ,, t'*Ps u. put,bI ptact wlhur the I Cl flhI' 'it AnO fr Saniin0t, tO' riciat. SLa1 CI1t 01 AttAnioni, SDrtnot IWICA 'W'mIflOie Caunt. north. ••I ILI.OA. tht tP,,-' Jan, 0 citart a' i.as I Ilteiti I5 haYS p-tø t o It, Ste VbP.Iin, Jr wu$i,cP, it it, Dj T'i( MACI 0; Aç. tunt 0$ the Dub1i h..'utO CIt.. Cle.t 0$ ChaIrman 0$ P.01.1(1 V. £111. 'IUStIAnC AnC Altamon$1 DATED T$1;5 i,'-ins nionio. lAD DAt AIlS'S' Arthu' Pt fMckwttt, Jr J 1.1.14 V.i$ 'it,-, "it 5P 'tio 'i Iq"D AiJC.US? 157') a. 0 'hl1L*' A,*, 7 157' 0r-ntt nonimanc YA, Ic A0N 1011 ICI4L SI&i' CII &. io _____________ __________ inC lilt thur &IflWf', Jaite 0 IPAdlPi wltP tP. NOTICE 01 SALE Cl' Clert NC!lCl 01 ØUA&IC IILAOIW& ihi LirCvil Cnr' IAnC in. Semir,. U!ç untcv.wr $wI' daviSon.. AtTanint, Sonbnot 11C?E0. CI' 01 ALIAMONTI Caunt, nbortea it,gna tar,t a :4. bieno, wn %ORIN5 rLOPlOa. '(;11ar5 LI' t'u5tpt C!' Ofc fl hø' -•_______________________ - th4WØt Of! Ptwt',00.t a'torn, 1 Iv'eoc,et 04 Cl'-vciano P i.! fit' t)AMOP. JONES d5Ifl.t N01't 'II 1-1 II C.t'Et. Iti t!l .) ft • SI MlWC).L C0Llt.Tli ltDPiD& . u ,.t' i I ,I'' ' io'iøe Cv' • #'sr *9A'flI 1W-to', ?t., i lti liltVI0 0' 10$ Olanfl,00 Aoar 0$ the ;' o' it. POOfuATI i, LI' A? A 0 iIt'(. tuE-U : , i ? I .ar Fees Ii.t,i',itI u I. ?iIt,',ei, t1LtrIIIUIziI 15.3 'snn Ii t,lt,r art rrnn lute 0' tflLi AItin,ons, p'fl9i 'br,i ft,a• . ',iIttLj4J'. i44ltI ttCltVtjUilL ibit In rr C 4th, 0' 'hi•rw,t. a ontiult *.ii be n'e'.r ' 'Olatat? II. the toIiowu. deSc'lbucj soic t1iafin*p Hoa,nt, wIl hoiC a Itiutd. rcspertivel% Ttw anntznUoi Um Of 1f • WI " ' I(ei Iiu: 4U1111fl' WAS, rr.0$o' v$i.Cl t(. WI' OultiliC h?$flQ IC C0Iflt UargIdnhi. ts!preiet,tti liont! IntOIIIIIIII' ugrEtl Li will flat t1$COf11(' efIectivt-toru rinnatac W,1t.t rn PIAnO inc ntfic. 1511 Clw-vroil'i Trut ..rilonS, an :4 Li "haiti gulltlo, 0$ chaluq the sonin T Al, Cruditart illO Pantonu HaW100 ..na'D$ the dent itt tti Cii' Court. 111)1 prosprctivt buYer,. of "flu' R1VI tiitr1t 11w W41Ler find diivi' Cilir ld11IIlflcptr Lt Ii Volt Ot flit No CE740A1047*5 tiatsII,cat,ott Inofe t'rOtp%tj00a iu • ' flit' prapoarti unncxjittm )! ClalmI 0? D.mandi Latini' tate Cv thit 2AD 0h 04 JuIt, A tQ7 lao Plo 11(4.1. .'ndhur -C,ri'eii ) AP%V0T iiuhit 0f$I, to Conmpr,al C.qsw.ai or Ittat, VSiefflS 01 ilLi fl fluItLCT T-ed thi-1.IIAI.mcrtSWrtlnj urt atui .nat h''e" lit flit nafnt 0$ the D'itr', at OasCSibuc belOW at 11cL' utiithri sn 4Z. wi 11w addfijcn Li. $Im per unit ft rIIIit4it •lotu iJIr1. 'ou AflO COCS ' •c. m'r ne...rs, Artt,' Pu P.t1*ttt i'-At hen ''rt silt' whict tlt0t, CuAh%bflcat,om a"l 0Ptbbee ,,,il,.r lt'K! 'PCiii'pC ii f"P411i ar!t cU'. c'Iiuliril Milfld1t IIItI)t iniprovi cU 'vci& are nit-en, nohlIlac !r,' U,, Cit-nt (Pu tilt Ci'tøe' (n ir the romprrl.nsv, 100105 0' (1t'vrinpor Ifirl liunti iiu aiim •n onmanm Whit?' YJ On Utility Contrt At Jo, Wctg .Irwil liulidert tIntI jf4ro4 ibeVt ?fldfOr 'iPiniti WIt Tht hoard alsi nirnt iu I SLIIF on LI'nan:I 0$ fiw (i!., 04 Attamo,,t, '-iihpr cPu you n,a hIvt iw'tituonrd . t apairts' the Orgt.,' Auipui'Yj Ilflat ii 00tc$ott A A'. Sormna.. Io'i*im Pl wUl not purctia 7) fllflVt' LI 1flflC Lid it, Lij I WEIt iict 7 l$'iujppi 01 tiallif' Siont 7734 C)'iandtSublet' 0'00e'.. ii Oe'%CnIb.0 at nPCeiI.O bill Awarded biiut it Itt Cit St*kr 11' 1Li ftrnif hw asketi fm planned ('.eorgt' WHiner putT1, ° LW ta,C Coon', It Inc cf1.rLa.Nn M47I a. P.1141 SanIorO Sem,noW Count1 •&IOW% L0'I4, 47. 1,104* AlotI i'cuIt Court it' Sornutoi, COunt1 0 D',wr' 7 ptiItr n: 1Th(i ronnecItbur ctuIrVt 'iniaa unit tk'vrIoitneflt Z.iiflifl4' it! tlii IlK dl' Ut Inc unn,r,pnpc U $dnian00 The Subunt Sa,uhIlu arwer VStefl pen ilfltrgtcti Welt itwurdeij ti 4 1o.Oi i' Pitt DIIICC 'C tilt C0u' anf'n I bo',aa )7rt UJ'iPetitir purloin! It litu I, unit f at "Corner r Pta' Aooe 34 000$ U tsti trIscb- find uIgrri!f Ut' WWE•7 rotiitiot ptindi WILl uilpu"cnt U Pvtu 0$ tate C0wi' 01 SafWC AtI0'nyi tour tflflWlIflIeJ. ff1! WIlier Ufl( 1w Pr'It,on,. ,ntorciinint 0$ a •.oa Ii.,' to' lull 0' tile Public ti'rorth 04 S.rninote ervirt b0rtea v.ltPi,n tu' Citenda' months f'uh,b,u it.', 1 iurnuilt fat- ii densit of livi'- rt-sdt'ninlI drvelu;rniurit Ii M'Wt P. *teiw ll1IprUVcflteflt 14 aito '001a1*ble cna'pet 04 *1.011 Ii Lwntt - 4 olrfliy. IPit- time o' ft., firs' p4?t)1e1?iflC 0114 7(1' }lnriidnt hull' ;'l$'I' u -r't II Sirrliuij 'uirl Sititi V,tnir 5v-lnI!-, 'Ii- iii Iciiit! it; print 'C!' IIiWtUl lttIthO iCC ion at 'iTitIrIj g'.-:-,t 7t.t DUhu' h..a",ni WI he itt-ic tr LI' it. nfl).:, 'WI nO,t. 0' tat' --wnect Ihi C!t 14.1 Attamon,e SPIOCI. iIrr1u!uu't'rnI!n, 11441(11 will UK •n iii:IudeC liCT, tiui inn 1: ,i.iivi Es tlnma,w thøI flu in w.it.n5, Ill THE CIPCLII'T C0u14l DI THE 001.0. untIl owing auto unooiv • boruia or 1hur,, Sqp'.ntb,- . .nc vii st.,, flit t11iIit.. ronqMIn% culled fur PlAnt LW 'etten iiiilei of rn't wuter line?. und f C.tl 7£ I I, IN ,J I) DII ILl. CIA II1)fl ISI , Wi) Aupug' a! 'CC I' M, t tOOfi alto D0t' ottic, •ttarrti 0$ the Wi) thtteritpe..ft, iILClifll all flVCT hit' nt'. troII. $301 c'iinnerfiun fits J)et Unit zand a! WItIC1'. lime 1la1m.n? anc 51*1' 1W I*OtPl 'C ii', Cull P. 1.140 1014 SIMIWO41 C0uy 11,00101. County Fire Protection Central Fiorith, Underground thL' i nil its buitden cain LMt,Cffist III- Oil 0' AuII. Ati ILWec*tt00 Dat*'. atie CItlflifl t• lOt cim,ma,it 11*1? apen!, On It 7) IC$.L C.w' 14 mO tlaiu%i' fiw' P'000soV 700105 v.41' IOnflPt lutO ' aCCOrnpan.eC hi a lilinç C' 7ENS hAl '0141.1, baWl, r - .gt 'flit' contraCt peruxi RaIl$' & be ' 0' rl';uurttqI ((Irl$Uflier I L' 3&' C,th%'b, Urnvtnrul inia) 7iti OOI.ct it 11 be ptn,lusItac, hI ANOCi a National tiarie i'. fit !. hucb.icp, 0.1111' 0-niiflic 00' 14 1,100 Shall be v0 On 1)0.. :o'pn-n?,n (.arspeai titlIittei tuw ugrerd U. furnizt 0031105011, 1' cop, on flit oropar ,, , Jarnet I (uIflIpuflv t $1 IL.44t4 to' thu R e'c e iv es G r ee n L A 5pa. 0$O'ilaIC he-ScrIber inc postinç I wallet anti sewer servuct ever, Ai ewect,tor o' Itit t 9 t ,flO1i.pillor cirvatet! water fti' a. t'( t14 I 1) PUblit Platat wltn,t flit Will snø Tr%tamr,' o ttietiigt the dtvt'Iiiper Lbt't' .lO.lIt !. 1.141* lW? CM&0&, 141 1) Mipnol, AVtOU, i_ltl 0' AltafoorU, ?i0'ifl Stt)ru4i LonE ii Lx' Litilht at thu hint 'I wet,'1, Wink thu IIeV. IUUUJ Clii t.tit I' 0 flop )4J I' 005! I1 - dayt 'ior IC flit tin,, ' C AP430 *5 Pi'% WIt, *00 the I% (II WNWLOP'. (ILJIWIIIW thu S($,M ii hnei, Oil Mt'int1 L.unc sflt anIora, rIori, 37?7 UNITED 57 Al ES CJ AMEA 'CA oHtth%tr$øtIfi half, M4i3S'*S&Iiti tite OuJbII hemp05 Iii till CII'.. Titi' cit' herald Nuift Wrtire ! t'e'mr Mt, .1' Dl Tiw- nr taint' wtI! torn flw ç Attempt tOr RahIltI a. toot 01.710 THIS ktrnaanit l ;t-" r'rfl (11 it)' t&ixtblt t1 OLY 01 1. tt'ELAND MI1 nt,tIIn tt't'I Will dihlutiStj(1 PDIItC 1.14(3 II 74 19?., V12fiY.4)j(1 Wit (fl site 1.LiC,4i5'! lq7) 1. 0 • NOTICE OcLlSPfwoa.E a 1,100'r faiIAa uuali POSiitt)lt- I&JIUIJLn Li thu nut thu TW!P 'C WP1SJa,' 7 p,.j t $01 I fI t, - Ttu. mit 111(1 tronI t. wtwt 11 WiLl litentioned List cit I Ci tlr*w,r 7 'P, v. 'iii' !'5i!if' b?,de 4i? ,'', tirejirt of t'nur1t,-wide firt' Iifgitl,thu, lisukIni, 11 IllI Jan, I(ittiatUt flfit Irubi,' tiiervt' thu 1U'ELi LI! inloq'0 CIoiiO. 377?) tv'e tnckürnti (:11 WIli fl9rdtr( ftr NOTICE 01 PUi HEANINO Ci', Clans 0' '.' nit tier .! l!prnlr('tiun, i flit rr5icleflt, "ml.,?' .0 unmt-orpot-LItrLJ Po'Eiltilt ii, %tlflit'iiflll t0!tifl't the' ((Ill4 7 75 Se4W 4 1573 Cr71' or Ai,'TAMONTI S'Rip4(èS Us- renualnlrti V.01') ut Its tour' 0411, 1.ph'a,nt S.itan,n,ç So'.i'wjr. It 'I utrw ww unhtl)uIl'rc L0d4I - (sitsill, ttit sit' p4.1 tot ttut'i, Irtflit'fl: prnJenct DRit& i _________________________________________ tint ll in. ni'ict lo' S,'r...,.t. hll)Wi'Il Purl ntirft itille'! N(. I ICE U; slits II15SALI i)W1. proundiw!, WtlJA' • AIS-'. CONCI Op. with iltutrwttk r&unif&t'ullon,..0UbIIIt Aia.i 24 Wi) Count, hi" lila I' 1 1:1 " • treaUiwnt plant and sufitri- at-' ri;nipletrc ruflstructlpic and 'I: - if I 'If & pt : NOTICE , Ilt-OflIt C.I'.L,. n'. DES ttl t. i,.., NAT1DP,A4, bANt Dl knit tS'dTesI tOt- tlwau bl Cairnuiiiiocr .Ihu I':iritaitUuit Iinst'wiLlrv.. Connection Us, hiut,0 Iua"n' o' tr Ci1. VlilOf'. $VStenLL rontro! dut Li I • PtAhlOflfl (4*01,014 tO!poral,r,. W' !Jtj,l!J1, iIhI'.Si(lt' the trllulfl 1111(1 /l..LSI4in: r(,unll i'i1 AtII'41 sp-' ,,,,,. ill THE ClkCu7 COUNT it. AND .':l',oi ".t.lC till' (I' 4It 141.0,' Itia,ot,ft ti"t Ans.ptiat00 tat, he ''delicti III Ut' bid At'tneptrti liter or. rrnuiininj Units ,\t!t lh)wurIl Mairaee i(4 Plani,, 1') 1C75 4. Itt' It,; 'tID%Jte Ot * MIITaCt 'uncrtiverriJ" ELILI boir will hoi • IDP SEMINOLE COUNTY. lEst sOil (I' the Coofll, Court Thu buildt'rt were asked jfl itias MIt-mid LLI Pubic tsoa',n)4 tO ConsIDer lOt 1400 IDA 'w-mutoie lO'I(t* a final mOntOap, •uaintt the Oof,nnants on Thu men Luiti Ati'. tier, ulinwins, tht- cirnannsaw, 1* It".'n subritit a.ddltuunul rntornuItwr atletliot 01 'isnhlnp •,, troii Christopher Cunstr'uc1taun CiVi' NO 72-ISSeS iUDof?*fl' renoaver it the itil lDlIDv.'OQ 0;SCrIbtC reAl nullljutti' tOY itlIlItYft She's'iri Mmudai ruled jutIdutusuniul II itt cit.. litter 11w wet.): ut .1110010511w' 100105 CIlltII,Ca) p DISSOi. LIT ION 01 'flU" On tOt III- CAt 04 iutit a. 1) PtnPei 1 SlIUPIP auto It thi14 It $l%6(L 0 Ir,Iluxtr,.l I MA$fPbA5 nuunui- ipa set Th 111114 fire C4Wta61' tIlt ,fltltlad !,rn!.nos, Countt, I bfl'p tO WI. • tOtit(I'tlUr Auxihaar *iV.t!' $!t'Iueraltur PrtiPIPMCti ilgrt!CIll(4'II',A with fl,'IC'tb,C i I APi 1 '17 I o ii t-On Lo's4 0001 IiIts I lnac' No IC • c ooss hnvw4,i. note 0$ Caiaetbpn.. IliuninIplul set-vice' hind r1ui Lx- VIt'tjl,,' and asked Mw'.'i, II (,uflsunse'r Iltllltll,11, I or the 11OCt11 ituLet plaint ft-un CIa$1iI,atte, It he'%cnhb,(! In, ft,q BLACI,MDh ,'.1d.,t,Pl00 SPPlNco5.cnt.eeincitc Pta.',ft vs tint.. P.imtty et Usit t'eivet-e'il fire' districs, fuiidttti in Lu Ipeciat] Ui. IC'.') ''4' '111111110 Arnatiur, Yvortu, hit lit 100105 D'dunanc, 0$ WIp. tf.,,w,t. Whi 11w 0I' ttittnit, it '.coqa,v Pr. Ph, Tts'% Ut%(i 5111(111)4)1 WhIM it L" ,t., 4 AIIOISV ,uLxtv, unji iwvund list ('aunt'.' I' .'oraic WrI' u4 Lcatulaot ems boo. S iave w Pubi, kpttj. , $li.46I wiit- abct't'pteC ill. wai Us ?'IO?,Oi NC IISJfIi!t I. A..AC1:M0PS Deliverer lu Spt?iint.t, (Dan,, - t lD'iC not clear i Siw'.'utc 'i rutini $ppf II titill k'pil hiitui: •I Legal c1)rlIp4ifl'.''t. tiu1 ii tot- ii :,l4liflt! tPt,0i InC I tOm' Oar' 04 laiD 40' 4 DeIn'.?.. , iistn&snj- ens largu' tIitrir.''ur. Il' lit- iPJ)IIIlIfl, i4lrs$'. St;'t' 11,191 IC. ICC u0$al ?O p',t.rt, ut UetC'lflq.ç l''Ilereltifl III' lit' !ll".* M'Wl!' t(,Iiv. flf. P0)10w- ti,p.n a? tOn l'ti! )o,' , sI.Ai li u. I - 41?' - i P.0400 o poiiows con. u.s u& ig NOTICE 01 SUIT H .115' Itu ?11U1)tt r311. IIC1 UI' sYcaileti, It dIlt 4lilJII1 4 "l,' come' it4 40' 30411.0 ftIot I OPSC'IbeC P'OPe'tt DWT*C . ,,. o' )l,ilI) '(itll. - ..tIAtMl,,$IU$4Lp5 it t1itni't: tIlIVI bitt'I liuttli ' CII, 111.1 OiIn,,le' a I b 'no'.. Ni 17 WIIP'C II ib04?I It' talc 0 I .t ml tar ditrtrt., Ii $,'czieraIte NoIiou-eI PuDlic Ns.rinp to'dsti l to, pta; t,wrqo' • I IlCIhiLtt 5 *CPMOt. U0 aIDIiç tOt SOUttut$tl'.11 lint 0$ 110 otuiirrtp Ueutt,. PotaIsV I MiSSiiJlt -"rite sufficIent tot rrsadent.c it. Pie' b1 7 p. WhOM OI'%iOeflti' II LJmt SPotlOOl, touti' I tuna, nior, taiC Lot I a diStant, 0 17 tee. 'U. iiur 01 1on, toni tIle Putlint eecoq ______________ as '1*nC, ?UV Iti 11w' P4o"thwe%bet'I1 lintu -nntrurt will ('3151114: 00'1etuianu Oescilb.0 at lollowi ' ,s.ioner% o' k-vnsnoo, Count1 will Countp r 1, t4 CP.tvrøist 'Soya A SWORN CDMPI.A(NT havintJ o4 tic Lu' hip P0 ,0' 1ts' 't 71, $p COflltllUtiflp ii' uepatrtnwntj,. 01 set Uhi (heit is puouic tv. ,.05 to consIder . heft. I it ttCIrtul' thu" P? al i9"C 1a Nt 17 Soothon'tpe'p, LW?l,r ,n' Ntttieri, 4.ia,tp} I Lt)upE-.. "I'?, to' e't.,n,ji, Cnt, I- torte. ,, u0p3)atl Ctianp, 0 100,05 Iron 0.7 It 'St 'I1*S')M4] SLMlNflf COUNTt 110401, (II 1.LJJU!IM(N'T torn,? 0' sac 404 4 II*fl(P UII tiuple? 4144 APt Tp,e Pbl,t $e•r,wJ v.11 IC C 3 'u".', e'Iurtulruutetl Itte huut Wflatetil, Co.'f' IDLE I arc lOt' uflOe"tipfleO at 5pft 04 Sou",,'.t',. p oipn 5104014W 414JUTMI N7 be hale it NOlit..' Pujbt,t H.a'inp lhC Nor r,itm' 011 the PoIivait 11w C,), Hal 04 Alla,nonit tp'mas CR051, ilLACPMOP., Wilt vs '"tlir 5i'i,tO, PunIit •' Publit H.avintu WIll 0' II th'hetlt-tI, 1,114- D ta.0 401 1 Ii ti. "tttaucIi ill rflUflt'..wbfl, f, I't,,,D. CI Titu'iø., Sqpt.mo,a' Il0bI1 1. b4,'.tP.MDh Plu$L1nC' P'Ojlwrty A' ot 11,5 731,0 0* 04 1.0 0uiti' a4 ,.et., u.vai'. tha' U,, IIrlhIe'rtfi,I:' Manic',' tanitl, l9T •' 00 P A' 11w' WIt 101't' 04 Itt SLIt 1*5 140111, , hfrf1), u'vet tIll' 11wOn as se, CivI' Ni 73 l I.. otav'nç to. ''. ' I) IV'i one' It sOb It 0' Acii,1tm,n' v.11 tonaun, ii WinifreC i 5tp'14 teel air, libel Pt t 0' the'emIl,' al. 00131DM, 4 ,04 itt iuddui: Mt i, "ver hoyt fl*ftitV 11w IIIIJ$•at? bidDer to' catit iUlm,e' t)lI tssi?105 It ounsIoeq • II, EnHfl),05ç'. '-.r,t. Aoo., $1. limp t'xciied ltoa'tc 0' 'uduij$tntri' will condor , 0$ JtJ.s'Ssot. MO'TSiNCit IP...nlItl inc aoams' 1'ot .nc atov, II alit lit! *1 CilItIOp i*iflt •' flit 1,0111, " otov'np 0 40' ShIP. 0am*;, t,edr,n5 to tønt, a 10i SMI P. & 51,1.00 Ii £ uitscut thur 5 alto *9.0.03' Pt,. P'ODoleO 700105 Will namer IM$inOan' CO 000 if' lit • , 7 I run' *es$ Ow- 0' tti, $,m,n,, i"l.Ilti,.' .,o' Sift 011*0CC it 11' 4. 4 U'ltuIture Zou,e Ut ttit 100 Eli' 000n10 .I!I't" ' ii- 000114 uflibt-ougi aiiitt Is will set'). I Aot,tui)ur, 3o'te oir the 101*00105 NUI*. HL0LlDRI 11n,mo*, COut.t, that it tO COunt, CUr?houjt, It 5antgr fOhIOWifli.J hric"abwj pmeu-)y C$'l.n I. I pu,fij ES: In. 7itI5 t10ti,. it II, Ut P4IUII)fleC 0 mutt tOt 101' I' 104, v.ist 10 uu'sr,c I'lpfigh tOt •b*v, ititrtl Prt-IIitsMutl iii met U II DPtC'rliiqtt PiweflW WI, $45 ft p1 11w SI, l& 0$ 40' It P. 51 corns' 40$ C tot * 13? t. OCIC'lbg'tl pe' A'iorsw-n to. Pll.niit' •pa.ns dV tllntes' tOt-- *Uov St. 101111 tflCpefty 5.,c p't,rt, L-nt:minus, a'm; ACUu, P.o 13 n, 'I czp, or lIt, o'opa",, La' a. 1war 514C1ivit.o,, £ Ill ',pe't'lau! fire' lIreiti't'tle,i tiuX 11' b. br'nt 0iitiltP JUl. 3' Au(3 I 1111.-v IY'O,, rIlu, litjt' 77 O'P a. GiCribeC Inc Do1lln or 'Iu"SC! to II liii- tIo'00 u' Alia"wnI, C.,4,tdPIJ$lInt' rC*li Me-it. iimnlrnpCt SIt 0 Puttlit ki,r 0' JI 4. CC daiutric't it till UTt'4.u. Mu: nutted o other wlltot Altamcjni, Sp'.npt C u'th,r it', 'lii'.. pljbIlL he-r,n Will In- he-IC it tt,ra, Ii Publit PulLet *uth,t,, tO, SerOUIt II 7(1 11 Ph 4 I'aji Lount, Ilorsdñ "untie' CII, • 0' AIlamnie 5p"int r •i tlttt'i ittiietr ('UflIflhiflNuI,lut•rr Ouitc'IfteIi at lOCgllett itt Se-CIlCIl 17 7 *ti ti-Sal tO tIllS lISt COufll Pormolos 0va14101e- Imo1,- the Civil 't1pi,. DS%t'lbVji • ICiIIeC) Of INVITATION TO BID COafflDe't 114,.t III'aqi" 'Il OIYI 75i, flat,' Ave-ma tatitti 0 MeN. SdlttOi'tl Avs'.pe S.utt 0' DaPuvaa, 0°,?., Cum! Hoot, S.nto,ti fi i,,, tontpha,,t' v.11? ?tii' CI,.. 0' Itt t-1,'&,p'- tni,-n' pItt.. 5em,nt- Cotan', lit'- 14outin 1.uDIurl'p U' tNt itiUlt iippt'ovi' 1111 ptLiii2 ,, Cintuc Scu" 0' public IIV1'1115 any to' t.s'n,not, SePItmIie'II t5'4 at .00 SIrefe ant 'Sorti at' Altr$i, 5lrve-. i.,',fI Drpa",n,on' p.', o• Coi,h1 04 St-n,,not, I Iu',De wIll Aliti a prubIei. Cinut,ruu1tt ED 7.115 Count. I 'o'toi Inc to 1.. a (opt a. tn Ifitteatle' at 001111,1, lliio Puphit PISI'Inç will be- he-Ic it. ThIS 000i,t is00r,n5 wIl , hINt 70, 1.010 1.11r It besOt) mao, Ia 'CtPiv bId* tot 50*00. IflorepI un AuuS Iii) PIIIqI'IPI' timiid, it. drnwirij l. IllOmool the' Coons, C0'lt bu tisl.if the termS p1 tao WrIt 04 Ititto'sl L,)nIfl1I*1,pe, ChImUt-. ,nati,o, CPsamqis a' Cunt1 toni Moort,,1',51, it ltor,Ø P'o,pct 3 A..fIt I'" I, I I71 501 tttiA&, 1aLA , 71(1 Lpv.aro, 0$ the?tlitStOIW,t the- to,,r? ftubt, Santu'c Court Hot, £antori L*CIUI1OI 'hlw5t'Ctu('r kitiutiut1 ill ttiiut I, butt.' (lcjto', Cciotl, Qv*øi, Iiu,i0,n ,n, Nn'tit ParI, AvSflut, I'lu?,Cla Oh Se-plentit. 17 157) a' Seml'lOi, Coon,1 1*0.10. jaw'. I' ai$,, ttoc,il. b'tts ,.ibl he ite$wIfl 1111111 7 f; the' he;it I tiudet lippitivaul I IomiOa. 0t, Se-plc-nUn-. i.' t,r a' SmnturC CPI, Cl,,. of 1107.00 Oh 0' b,lt, lIt S 00 r b'V 540 01111W Su're,$$ P.1 o' 1! 5001' It,ereat, at 1- ft I 1. to. wp 71t Oat 0 Sept.mtier 1573 Allamqh,- Sprtng I , li'I(lIiIst' pfltIblt &ttht,4, Se-otitI,,., 50J?'. I i0'(3• 157,1 i4 Itit AOfliiti,tI,.t45 7th P11(401 I'Ul5,,,5'I Au Cl IS', AtIc-i' Artnu. a' sate Complain' Seminole Count, Seminole Coon,, 'I bets 0 uiat. ... I. 4. h'r Till 1114511 511111 lIst' Ulpllreflt bu.rc 1 4 f)iillflifl. 7! ti) C.tt,, b'ewcr Court ,, , ii It sit.. Pu. a P't,oiut.cat 0$ ol I' i ,.tth, . IS Adiullrnin' 0' 0mm' Sen$ts'ø I lpe.Ø ' What,- I,flq ,'iiiutii,ii lu the' t'OUflt!..widtMa'm.agt 1 t'iiitUI( M,ah',nionl $ arId lIp McI ?,,,m, Clla'rniat hi J.t, Syrne Clsii,rma,' :'hitt •i 040cc ill tiId NOTICE 01 PUBLIC Iittv.onv' lIt P,nt,ll ant 'of. nil' Ill 01101.-Cit Up,rtec PtLAIllNCe U,414,5.' Aus,, '7 t9' h, IN TNE CIRCUIT COUPI it. AND .15(1 ttaV i- .;t,ie'n, tlurinj' II'If' AlL 7 l IS'.' tIlt 01 AL ¶AMUNYI I AL ISO'? TO APISWL$. lest a 'I? ., -- ---t)f 5', ule'l:ntliltbeIiI, II se'ttk' 1W' SEMINOLE CUUNTt' It_s 1"opo1,e lu, I" NOTICE 01 PUBLIC P4lAPIN(4. SPRINDS ILOIuIDA 5 Detaul' iii enle,50 .90,ns' WAS, oetir ar CIVIL ACTIUN ND 73 154)1. t*J'un,wnlS, fucuttier created Ms list- ret-elI' Ctt1' 10 AL.IAMONTI (bv0ut plant .vc P"ticf oh PUIILICHLARIN(1 WINLSS ofli MAUI) anc Ufticle CJI.'15s5,p. 4 NOTICE DI PUBLIC P4LANIN(4 tpen.ti'.at,0q,5 Ce $;'obp5 15 WIi'JA Il rt_oo., A'J" 0" CU'S111.0Pt SeIt a' 11W •boye sIvl00 COUrt 11 Ifl%e III. M.'r*1, ii LITI (It Al TAMONTI of tltt innurpunutltnl of the- Cit ii ttTt UI ALIAMONlI 11 WHOA'' - Mi'. C0PCt Pet. UlttP0'til$'Ma%Ig4.01m,,1,p1 tt,, MCI'! iC it Hilolist C3101N U, lt Senlel'C 10',0. Se-mits,., Collil, Sl'NlMLt, fLWlbLs1. liUtsl ii SPNINC.5 ILORICII. 14*kt' Mar, trill fuxscitn lIst oil' '5 Citianip UI 5n,ut0. I Ut1'?iCt PI.nmnp hoarp I: 'I(-I'tI4.t ()isf51, p tOil Il?? Oai Qi Atjis1' 1573 WPI)A the tilt 0' A,, )1i t II, Y,'IH!%''A MUtt,,'.t' - a"' I ?' ttit Pi.i,t,1, ItuIrt 01 thr CII, 141k,' Mars F'ln' Iltstrict. wills') "fl"l'ih,or 51IlI0fl5 S1•ML NO 04 Aflanipele 5ntgi rhenid. tat.'i, I nI I ( I • ,, inc f i•, f I ( I • 41 1 I. h, b'P*e' Ctnt 5.11100 Aliamoof, Platslsn5 1)0 4.tr Pu to',u. tNt' e'Xte'iuj.- ti'viiiui! ttit ru' *11 0010 • betty its J' 'te, ijuisric ol 11w LlI a' cli) it.. Its l'lOfl1,,fl4, IIIAI'tl 0' lOs' CIII 0' U! IL, I I 14 : • ti" USI 14 Wilt 11* 0$l. 11.iJ 04 i, Phil!0105 114*11) v.11 En,tta,q , IjtI,t 1q'in5 t tIle-li 04 lIt 10000 ltwI.0 tIoto . (CIlS,Ou AhI.rnont,- Sp'nii 1-totIdi, ttij' tO.AilamUtele' SIFIOUt. 'ior,. lisa' NOTICE Dl SuIT public hrm Iv tSIIt,0,i III, Puettiot of OetipillIpn4. '..aiounp' ant 1'ttvt,e too" 111(1 Plafln,1153 bo.t'C will t'.0t a a . ,i' 114' PIlnfli05 boaret wIll 0010 a I,,, TO '( INHAUSIN gue-iI, Lngin..i't. 11W - Attamtinit S.... 1 04 DPSigr,i11115 inc IIt)flhItlit7OflIflta13ii,i,of bi Jo, V..bt, 1-001*1 •l00rind It tOhItIher ItIP Pobuit 1100•np U? 11w Que-*t,of' 0' tInt,' LII.. atSiOflhls) llw'100m0C$4131l,tIl,Oh0' tomm,rCI.l C4..nral. to 'o0$'t.. D,PIJ' CI.., Legal l.aahiOf 0fSipliAlili CiPllphiLIIin4. 10(1 ltti9lt,tl(, hit, 4n hey t)vt* (t150e5 0' Di, D0t*IIO$,I fli•, COmnWr(,il (.eeie"i tt'prtsii, at OS5C'ibe-C bClDv. It 111*' '.4111 Pt 1177 (4. slvlilnv 11w- iofllnUcI&IiItiLiIiqithI lOflift() ClIsOlt,CIllg,t 0' k11$oOe-fllial. Slit.. ltI.tic itficnIber uo$4,.,, •,, 0510*, that ctatiIf.vahoet it descrIbsO in ft., 710 L0w.rAS IlvIIdift5 as SEMINDLI COhN?', P.041111 '""n,,'tiai 4I'lUt1bot'hoOC, to Mulhipt. I afltilt PlOY tIM?' i ICE I!. 0101'S tet (.fl$iIItll4'r, ¶0 "Du that tOt Htwr,inp Aot'o'it, ci' W 0P%Ctl1y in 11w tofnpr.0ens,v.- lu"005 ord.ci,t, 0' P P... Avt4i)peCt a, Opic' itietr 1*10* II Ilil' (II Clint.''. COMMI%5lt,NI - • pros-')'. it DeIttiDe41 04*0* 117 It...' l40tI,0' I 1,I(cNrij,j I. tour Ci' ts'mt,,,,oi. I tO. III (1' •-t1,inint, 'l'ingt LUnllJtelteni,v, il'005 0.0,1w,,', 5iIv'C4 lUrOIa 'ottil, .11101 l 0,5(' Iuer u, Its U IiiOlit "a'im, 515,1.lttil,.lt,u,. U UeiCtiiqt Ii' Ut "'totJ t*t lilt'V 144*' 191.05' ,p the tuhp 04 Allamon* OU(u,,i3Ol5 ttt'LPua-'ps-c Sod lt..iriue Ph fl$ I'ifbIa1hSuy lil 11(1.11 0' LcouiIt 24 SapI tumielI.0l,v, eon-no 0'dicv.nu 5$ 4• II. IS?) tr .O'tSoiiJI,gi, UI 111111,10. iO Hun Lumpte-tient,v( 10011tj o'di00nce $ .Ior,Ua, will 01 111* Nc 771 73 CPIIII1OSC SoI'iu'C" properl It as DI'S II,, is oesC'l*er den pe'50,t v.Vit "ittIsuie's 0' SeflhiflQfr tounl, wIll CII, 0, 411111,01,4, $0$in. tIn' City 04 Altamintt-- bpc.nUI tibtoit tOiFt if' and hi, 5e'tiitiê, re-torni tO, lOIIo,,t LOIS 351 Set lOt 357 1q11 hn(1. DbI.t IleltifSJ It' Contia.' I larida Phi 27* 3 Count, 1 liFtea lti, 1,114- 0' tl rat,' 001) 1101.0. PlC 27$?) lilt Iteul?' 101 $00' 5 talC Lost 35(1 SUtJl*tt P'CItlt'lp St O'I(fItIeCl U$tiae 0t'tn,*nli &0.1nWI C114045t 0' £011405 (WI tiCTuTIOUS NAME I ta..n9 Ill k( THE MAIII '1.01 di',ot wIthin It) c., •n... 101*0*', 1.0' 1, LOfiUWi 314 antI 157 Iii ir lit SutitI'it.p,, 04 Htip$ttt .J'ltUltuft 14 31. 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'RIS' Hot-aid Cnrrciporw$cnt To Developers For Utilities 1iCt.t,k\ 'R.'stwrt Ia4trhl4c Of L''itc)nJ$ Wits honnr-p.j Mont).',.. nuø-ut at the I'*Chlars Su",'.Ilt ,Tronp 56(1 ('OIIZI of hionos'. tc.. hebrI fn(p4 With the I"J Se(VII Rank, The eeremort tool plaot in the flhnt'chup tuill ljnstetj '(•1 '..lt 4' .7', ' - lit IIeb\\ $ $i S IIl'uflhil '114111 11111 41 ci;,' 1)1st i. II.... St _I,tt,r fltstnct Scout E3rcutl'.'c, tshuckt'd Mrs Hart- I'ssgerburp I. plr, the award an Liar son si. Mr t.( )'iueorbur kinked Oil .' 1(3,1" 1 7,1,' I 11-oup quartermaster, rtve'.- i'.1 itn award in swammin He wits Casselberry Annexations :' the UI itho re'et'.'nd awards that eloninut Ia, slirruililhet I nh: ,- mi Ill Sl-iIIutk)Ie I'1,11111'. - 4I15',IlIiillg lu) S4lnf,tr II 11t'. MIllIlult,'r 'IV I-: K I1IUS'ilsP., Lull,' ,tii,',I I ''15(1111 I( ' f''. u-lcjs'rs have asks'l II P.r If'tiIltl't, Ituit the sirsswr hsis tarn ii lint ,,.i us-i par- h case 5tbu'tI 4) 151111 )' ffbPAfl$ r,tP.'r I'*ItfIIll4'tt fill lb. istilit ICS PIt' fr,1 r* Inn 4l',fl pa viny 11.0.19 fdI,i b,! (,, Stopped By Police I ' - lii,- IIhrohIllzin 114ik1 hi- I*iK'rIetI his ('Ill tlottr (III ltnittu 4111,1 tite 111411) titrest 1111510 hIs knife' -' '- Mr and ________________ iO'aD,4i ' a ' wtuct -! - ii' 4. olS ' "imlJflllt S3I11IT ) ('7'yJ(,7 t-UStt'Uut'-ri. fall in lIst tiliflhIlIUtTi use' c'atagort' "Your proposal it nuki tItle), one bait ci! the- - Jopu1istjufl it- tji jIlt) per tent (if the deja-it bill that c'.rr>-umt-untnitn,jted to,'' tue 1(1 W Morris - 'I U'unk a graduated scale E. vVrr)'utn' t'41r1"Ies Ia pl"ux5'tionaite' hre is needed,' MrC'L.arIatiar said Ein'wk is. prt'panng M-'.'rl-aI lisle- Ust1e.as- oe,-twdules for ('OflUtUSSlCtfl cunside'tations and Is expected to present ftst'l?l tutughit ' \iiut,iUl4Iflit' )-31-r% 5(j ______________ - LIJI1IEhI 1(11 ('II) ('tlfflfluiSSlOfl uppro'.'a) that range It-unit to 15 pet uent ratsts In other actIon Mondas - dlM'ontinue ii.. S-urifnrd'based a!rltauIIlrl( s- it ith Its,- ''Ut -'off uf a 'u'uutt'. subsids ilt-rryjon offered iist tee-k to timitulssluners i'tiysiriaru and furnish ian dsrccted Surge'.ns Attibulitnt't Set-var be- put fill nail 1SiO1I(iia) s regular rTit'rtin agenda I' & S t'o-"w'fler Be-atj Tuna> ha" cAtered to base an unibulaner Ifl Sanalt*"d if it is us.ed La>' 11*7 (-It)' fur pr'uriter> 14't-Vi('t- 'I'Ps' 4,! '', iJrT'at'1141-tIlt-flt it ''Iii ''T71inU If i,,c,f'e: t os p i tci I t'I , anIIbuICsnt't' (or f ilx'ratlon by iii> fircznit-n but (-cluIuuu,s,?.ltlncrs Uu-nt-i 111,1411 the a,fft'r ('it> cllliIIilissIute-r, 117101w'gt-d etiunt> (,'u;rillilIMIl,rbt'rs lii re -iun.sidet tI*eir iattiufl u1rtuo PifUt the sutnid>' 101' cuU,nt>'vi ide ,'11M'rgt-1'') au,ibularuet' 54'fl'l(t: rot-lu's r - portcd tIle' fill tes II It (.1 ''f ,t, 1'; . AUMISSIO'tjt J.-rr> ,'lt.,1cl StIll Mat-ga' Vt'tIM,,fl t'huJu!sIU Harold .1 Mts, t)t'ftar> ('mu 14'!. li-anks, i)s-Har> Jnti ( Amarisj, j,Pe'jt&nn,a ()tanles W Poynt,, b,'It'g 1,krr&s. I. 'turden t..ikr Mae, ls.aIua J, Stiiith Lytha M Wttt Harreet Vs easer Whilaith U (in-ees-., " ' 1,14411 1 H',flihfl, (,)St,e.fl lI"ri,-t' I Vt ,It','lti V III!.'? i1 It1. Hw'Liaura Arir Eiradfutd , LiL4 ii,,'Jlsi' '.el;sr 1 oct41! ci I't lt' , ,... _________________________ Notice '-It & 'di' Itnt,,.. I, iti*iI U .111 S,irifu,ral Mayme' E IthIlaids ______ .' S',,I',man_ mug', iTtfOr ________________________________ ' I- -1,, -111, l Ke'lk' il$'IIII)-(•Jft lt'aIIl (,'(Inu'.tru('ti(III ,f ltiinunza (ltliiIIi,t IIIIII(-4bhctl I'' 11)11 re%'t-nut-, a('('e)r(11n14 It, R)lln tilt' miced fir IIlIIt(tiIli7, 1 tint) off icia is stn'l s .is 14ralvI'I 411111 ltt't 'Ic (III) i\thuslushraiti,r Jan,e.t It)'an of 1Iri11111Ct1 V.11(11(1 ttulluIiI4itb' blirule III1itiuf&a'turinp plant itt-MI ,f "ii rpi ri IiiiuI' v a rh roar MI 'r4hl -kItl I(liIill lt F let'htl.'li '.rlterprus4's Is-n' of I{u'.'ersstlp-, ('41111., IS oIl 711441111 Atithiorit> t S('UI'A i said at \Ilhbfh.1> 1 tiIl't'ti114 ii'.' t)4i litter Ir,'tsi Il (trill snIi'nt'stt-tI ni i'uilIuig Ill) 4111)il,-311t IIIIII)t I'll MIrt 14111(1 1)154 IlAllu Sdfikjtd, Hill,) Iki> Vtllludll 'Ili"hi,ua I. Murra. .1 S'allnn, '.I('('• pnt"i'k'nit of l-'iet'hwooel, fine of ilut'ti " Sern - •' ',, ,. ,_ • '' ' . i j no I e Publsx, lVa,zn, W3p•tiu. tugise' fr,t'e- 'Luud preaaUj'e ti'ict iantd un Ifual> ris fur sugar I,, oo tar ' 5 '. . - at ' ' 1' 0'' '' ''' ' ' 'e ' "' A !! S. sn 11 do> Ads. rtist tUthlHiuthit) M's"%It'C outi, Vsuu, Dtxir, lunitwuud 10 1111 (Ii SI pin Free blood presourc test and WUuisJySIs fur sugar. Aug. ,__ SlS"I1'1t, ill',, ntsA, 1w.rIle-UI lIal'e'tlng, Cis'.'islie-r Restate-ant a I enaa r hue -reain social 'ponsut-e4 La> I.origstuod lIrerruana's Auziluu-> 2-4 R0 IIJIIESSUUIJ g4*rt' Liulidirsk hue- 171(11011 ttge','tt nlullIJIll,' bUIlt,' 1114a1111f41( tuners h011i Kne-uith-s ''pnlIlu1unIIy ulut- Iii Illarket u (,rleIutI,tn't'' 11111struituuh:l III hut- III'W 4(AI 51111101 f;llItlt 1111 'i; 41111''. put('hI1I5f'tt fill hI($),IJ,(l hitIi )eilTsi ago is tx-hug tiis' I$4hIwIliI-II '515'h111 tIlililIgl.t 4111) future arti'. It> lIt tiusit luttiitiitu tt iii is ls'roit, all> rI''.It-itl'lI 41141 till ll4:1JtIII (ill our llI*Iir4als.Il itt 5t ti''IIle-r lilt' IlIlItke'h I'll' '.lfijIlIilt'Iit hIlls, i'tiiJIIl,tI-(l ltr '. 'zpe ti-il ho t'hIafl4fe' IUIII1'ilIIII) LI, V..Irriulh tt- Itilitlilt i5 I1tlttUIt5r)Il oh 111411 tlthi"" S*'ullturi ',,.i ud in .s I'll": t' t', I,-" JICIUt M,tJ Cisituvul. l7 Vi' H It 304.111 , IVIJi I - --'-. I 171,1 I'lIl lii (UI ltiisIll Si MIIIIIPIII14 lIIlIlIliIu'. ill ittli its ii tit,t'(-t'nt '.ium-- 1' 'ut ltl- r-) I'll II,'llSia' hfi'ru.n I' Jp Vt' l' I,'ut' fiIIl, 1'''" . ,'' :: '1;':-''; ("\ l%II - ' p - ' I -, ;ie-ilw,l I .H ______ - U'.ut ', il s,,liI i',Mh 5! ii ft , -- - - x "I x i4 'SI, O*5II',35( I •IPIII1,I, 4.''.,., I tPt54,,IL555 p. a..•t'.lt : .• . , '.', ' I ."i' - - tui.1 14) -' - - - .... - , S. S "'•, ' - ' 9• '1, - I ' - " ' ' '' ,,,,,, - 0' ', - "a 'to. t'Tf14"4 ' I '- . inq in 1 he Sanford Hera Id r* /1)1) iii H' It) r.tjtr'Iii$ 51/Is uIVdIIdI;Iu' I ( sppedr l iii , s, ,, 1 831 9993 • , , 4. S lb I. P. 44 s $ S 4. 4. 4. 'S ' - 4. - 'S I , 5 ,,,, ,- J11j't.()t) , - I,', I • i'S P. '-'4 a , 4. 4. $ 4. 4. 'S 'II' ; III ,,,, ., ., DIAL 32 26H or 4., '1 . ra..t wIll lit .'arlle.I ,uufl, aIlli,$IyilfliSTpilhI , I i'S '4 S . I i '4 - $ __________ I 1', 4. ' S _q _,, 4, - - . ''0 -i ' I O"".l' ,.,4. , ' _________ At Stl,ltl lijtit, It 1,_ill',?' i i711 I 4., III It II.\L SAy INS - '''i - '. _______________________ - t tIlt ANt) LI1JAN ASSOCIATION AT It It WIN! I II PAUU %IAr L . .0.0 I " Vi Iisuba ii) - ' 1 !)a,... a 21 IIour4 d ;' •-,... 4 1w..-... t"... i '1' 11wI .1.. l•. 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Si'snfrirrj Hr.sfr1 BRUCE BIOSSAT 7',c41', AUQ. ,'T, 1G7;.---A Appeal Procedure Abused Rockefeller still Onthe VVAW Judge Warns ' 76 trail Supreme Court Is Turning Circles I The judicial donnybrook which has erupted over the appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court of a suit trying to halt U.S. bombing in Cambodia reveals how procedures designed to give strength to our judicial system can be weaknesses if they are abused. The right of appeal is a bedrock principle assuring that any decision by a lower court which raises debatable legal questions will be subject to review at a higher level. We can be gel their concurrence in overruling Justice Douglas. While Justice Douglas is now com plain!ng, it is he whose conduct is more open to question, for going along with the tactic of 'Justice shopping" in the first place. Justice Douglas' maverick approach to judicial proprieties is well known, of course, which points to another glaring conflict of strength and weakness in the federal judiciarythe lifetime appointment of judges Time and proud of the painstaking way our courts examine in4'o.'.ed on n..'c ices surge hji m'tisaied the regulatu.n rancher to sell his produ. 1 at when ceilings are bRed to ma t'flcUtalc a nitur., t o flOflhal l'he e'onornic lt's.,son Nis been Production Empt y meat racks in the brought home cicarb to the supermarkets, restricted public. Gwrrnmcnt, too, should The dramatic Impact of the menus in restaurants, enforii'd ror'edc the nustakes in Its continued freeze on beef prices closing of parking houes and c'u .urc'nt "game ,)lAfl.' beginhas troughi home to the con. the attendant jables.cnes have rung with the removal the The alleged change of heart had been a'rtbed it least in part to state polls supposedh shoin .1 eurrentls rrt Iii% pnuLnil rating for the ernor in his sta te Sass .1 ltsiike teller aide That is totath Ials' No polls h.i%e b'en taken It is not oo likrls that if there had been. tht' alone % ilutAge ,t - ke(c ii if the findings ilicre •ithersi' II' e ua% confironteti h% painfully low poll %tatu% in 1%6, but Oagrid one of the hardest tlrusing most skillful ialiipalgns in I S hictor to win his third term killer. argue, further that it the goikerrior hail pa%,led .1 IVA stnal tit intent not to go in 1 94 and tw%iUid it would .slrt'ails ei' in an tslus of ke men from his staff Then is n.' h outfhi %l%ihlc .insshere in his entourage On the other hand, for sshateser thes are worth at this Is stage national opinion polls do nothing to pi'rsuadt Rs- m'friIer th.it he halt someniagir track I.' high ReruNi fl or t..ner.il soler favor .11 th, n1nhmrnt lie i lilt-tilt i- teai of an .ittachnmi'nt to the Nistin .,dni,n .it ion s .ilergate scandals To lis ten t' t1il 151111u- i.ins un southern .intl western areas lormerls hostile to lb.' g')sernt)r , he has moved enough toward the center, or tnw.,r.1 what thes cic'rn i'onser'jtise positions on some issus's ltkc driig't tcptan e in ,fl rcg,oP in at least ..,imt h. was a g(sid Nixon sottlier f r om 1% .9 tin \t's.rttwl,'ss as I noted in a prior report. be ma) at Ibis 0 't.ige 1w' flit' iclirn trends bt'vtinii his i-onlrol Some .'ssrieneed parts hands are suggesting th.1 the ili.itiieflt is bin' for ,igenerational jump, for a search tot' men largel) sii., rated from the high politics of .1 'tainted era the finest questions that might separate justice from injustice in the interpretation and en- forcement of the law. On the other hand, the game of threecornered catch which attorneys and jurists have played with the Cambodia bombing suit is only the latest example of how the appeals procedure can be misused. What should be a swift and direct course toward a court of last resort and the rendering of its decision becomes instead a process of detouring and backing and filling which can impede justice rather than assure it When a federal district judge in New 'York issued an order to halt the bombing in Cambodia on the ground that it is unconstitutional, and a higher court suspended the order pending ap peal, a direct route was then open to the U S Supreme Court. Attorneys took it. Justice regula tion, no matter how driving lloe I. right of appeal have been made all the more .wr%*e. At 75. age alone would suggest his I clear bill, recent events involving the nation's retirement However, as with other federal highest court. - - -- - - - -- - In Phase 4 H ig h P rices, (I' YsITV.s g S Prevailin '' ' Nin' i'c'am Of 'OlCiflUt cirtinlrol shifted gears there was a notibic lack of etieenng in the street.s Cons u iii ers, ii a r n e d to alternatives of higher prices or sges, are unhapp m the realization that the) no base him while the court is in recess, reject ed a plea to reinstate th e original court order. The bombing, in other words, could continue. That should have ended the matter The appeals procedure had served its purpose. However, attorneys for the ant ibombing group then obtained the decision they wanted from ;mnot her Supreme Court justice ho had already r-.presSed sympathy for their cause, William U. Douglas. It is not surprising that Justice Marshall then polled other justices by telephone to ------to -- &rstarmjable rrluctanc's' of the Sept 1, but _____ tsinth flOW, - -- - Other Thoughts William E. Reid, chairman of the board of Heigel Textile Co., made a remark here Wednesday that is one of those lit tie gems that sometimes surface in public oratory. "The average American," Reid told the 'southern Industrial Relations Conference, "spends 13 per cent of his income on food and 32 percent out on taxes. If the worker had to pay his taxes in cash every we, like his grocery bill, there might be some improvement in that sect or . " Pbe' 4 con f appI And beef ranchers, although the) are unhindered by direct m'cantrnL,stiUmus-1c'ontend its iLt a market set by the continued rw on the retail price of herl which dews not rec-orüw the recent rocketing of production ((tts most charitable c'ornment on Phase 4 thus far is that of C William Vt-ru'. Jr, ehanrnuinot Armco Steel Corp., whohopesthatzt"isonlyalasi b('fritr controls are remr'vt'd," Business. of course, has been opposed traditionally to bi gc,vcrrunent N. ..ffklrs of the marketplace, -i ! 3I ,i1AvE 9993 SANFORD,FLA 32771 , ,'...LTER A GIELO% f j RANK VOLTOLINE C.sefat JOHNA SPOLSkI DAVIDA, BRYANT s Co poIirr ft DEWEY ROBINSON el - ROY C, PEE P. DORIS WILL IAMS - - - CHRIS NELSON '.'.agazine Editor Money Matters ,.-., OsPic, p, a"e L 1o' ,c,'is Os' - ., P./o',sh'. $ t 7(i 1 "sos 137 4 P'O.'dc 'P55' 511 "15,3 Sub1.c't""t , ,S e cii w'to"d c iss rnaoi-c A' . t5 7 1901 a' 'h Pu'.' Sor c,'d Florida " s5Pi of any ITI4PCr ,Si VSf,*% o'.s'fl15.fl of th is t-d ? "-c Sanlu'a Her a ld ?1'14y be frVadvred y m e -.t. 'øvt v.a ,P$rn per 1m55.on aP 'rw- pubi%Pipr of 'Tpiip sq.r5 ,, ain - , s?bdv.d,,,aI 7 lam ri-spor.s.biq- lo' such 'ep'c,c?pn as Onsds-aed t .I5. rs .flg ($5 T he i'44',aid S be P..ld i ,able' docracjs ..icsdec PP* lay t h'.'cd 05 p .INi S j'sdas to (op, Satr top,' 'Q" ' I P'l'id •s .a .s-" Cs-' -, , . ... - ,he .,. - :- f.-,. Ass,ça'ecr ., .. . . ,, --b. responding as rates we FAie is estimating a 23per cent juinpin after-tax corporate pr ofits for the curr ent year, followed by a 1 per cent decline 1974 (i a quarterly basis, are seen declining the second quarter's abnormal peak between now and year- in for profits from Profits then are expected to remain about on a six-nxonth plateau before rising modestly in the litter half ci 1974, The Federal Reset-se Board indies of economic activity, utilizing a 1967 base of 100. recorded 123 In the second quarter of this year, up from 121 in the first quarter and ii in ) ear 'i final quarter. It is projected to ruse to 125 tins quarter and to 126 in the fourth quartet, holding there until next Modest one. point gains are forecast "it the se'orid, third and final quarters iA 1974 . Edle - . predicts - a sharp sittowdown in spending for consumer durables and a sharp decline in housing outlays, taking the next 18 months as a wh1e __ - ______ - - - ____ - Lionel D. FAIe L Co., a widely respected 'sLV. '.'(,i-h Al" 'sO rn...ti.er ia'w tans we' M't'tfl to be, ho. we' d (Pin' (141)5 with rust' Our list Of accozmupluiuznents at the end us prrtt) pun). eonsudenng ll tht liungs we could P451' cjw.,' but didn't The Vast undone how it dues haunt us at limes. - a - I"tw .1 .,.S 1.11.... auv. .n '.sdfl put the nzadmark of We wonder how he has wasted his y ears when he a 'to 'tops and realizes that 1* has never once. -Escaped fruitsa prison Wand. Voted for a Prthibitlonls* ,'.'tarn or a 'an'jud te for public -&-nt a nv.*iucle to the bang fair Director Randolph 11(mIges Siiiii Its' $15.2 tiiilliismi woutil .iiiin' (n.'iii the hon.l issue for lurks hniriliast's iippro'.','d by '- ''t.'rs last N''v.'m,aher ;iniil '.t,'silil lirac tie-all) ili'pt.'ts' the' 'I'i•r.' have t,t'c'n four more conferences rIti's to tie poli utwvi --Bulldogged a buck deer by t aiitld-i All since MIAMI truck driver beard -Eats-n from a pork barrel tic swilled at the public trough. -Macjr line to a Lady acrut,*t or a (enuilt' politician. -Been the favorite pen pal ci a member ci Europe's lading nobility. Co-------'-Slept .n'es-nlgtiI in a jail. --_-- _' -.-, his three'clay wait. "There, ain't nobody who's going without meat." The 59-year-old Erifinger, stiwi ofee'rmit.'s six trucks, said In a picked I up a Ii 'oil ut is',' ( triiini t;nuinmn l'm.t'ke'rs in I 'Iavt'r amiti brought it t', ,t supermarket then and the it -Won a hog railing contest. ---PA-en sued for a dls'czt'r or nonipa)-rne-nt (it a tid.1 -- &siglit • girl falsie. -Itidden a camel baretic±, -Stuffed snuff up a Wrk'ti, ' " I,, )b' ",iiil Itt'' ilui'stili ii until I,.- '1ettl.'d tl.. dr is i iimiipleted l,u'f'n WOR L D Stm.nhircl I in.l . ('0, I in'.gnig, 'lu-h ;inil 'it'i .l;iiit' Nun-n if 'i%imjt'i,,e-r,' Plo Also re'eomiuimi,'ni,i,.ii were allo. cation'.'. $100,000 emu - ti (cit park tliupro'.'(',uiemits at Ilts'a ltaton, Fernandina hieirti, WI Ibimi Manors. I'irwllmis Park and a Sunlanci Park mit St Joseph l'e'ninsiilmi, (u1( ( "'tinity of construction 4 trwmk -- I'.rd on &ruw'd tune - - Lust any txistages to fortune, -Played a piano duet with taberare, -Kissed Men hliyei on both In curlier teitlinoti>', l'utzuuui ('otanty fishing t'oot-dfmuiti,r hlogg '.-iihl ('(enuileh.'Uon of (Ii.' ''tinial wuuuI.l slot huirimu ti'.h an I .,skl' (,k'klawatmmi - 'the lake' '.s as has uii,'d in buulaling thee' canal. hhigg said salt water intr usion Into liii' lake through the namual would not harita the striped limes., pdieulatjon, lie said time fistic ould aiciapt to the muew coiuelitjo,i'., ~ Sari. 01, Supporters of the rontrovt'rsisil water way c'latnu l'resluknt Nisoni t'xt-et'cIc.l Pus auuuiirity et tit'ii itt' .inik'rt',l Si halt to cc.nstrue'tioi'i of the project Its 1911 sshut'mi It was on.'tii$rel completed. They have gone to court M't'kisig to reverse that tlec'I'.io,i. The current trial Is as t'unsolfd,stioci of five separate law suits, 1PLV7t1 11 , - I I L - - - - i. '- '1 here is a beef sti.'rt,i:e', heel Liles, the coiuiiCOIlS Sfs ike's' miLan, said. ''Then' as nothing imistluit'iil about it. Our buyers have had to .".t&'n'.,l tll('iuuse'ls'("s in going mill over thee' uunitry tie get beef, -. Canaan College court Thc' university of Florida t'ns'irunm,iemitimlist said he '.ported the project when began In 1964 but hiss sirs-c w-t,rk,',l agmilnst it it is ituiii Is ''elungerouj to Flur ida's e'ni'.mn umutmic' nt 1k saul Its cienipteta in would threaten Use underground waster supply of central and south Florida. . Closing ('i'iNAAN, N II. -'il' ('mi Ilaall ('eeIk'gt', ''ii s'u-tiuii 'f the tlivat''.,'' still e'lo'.' before it gut', IL'. 1973 iut'atle'iuiit' )car, President ('h.urle'. ( 'uiuuuiatngs said totia'p ,, i uuiiiuiumigs saul the sutull s'rii art,'. st'hiieol se hit hi luau an s'nir.'Ilumu'nt of Si) stuilents registered (iii flue (till si'uiue'ster litus been plagued %% till finamu. .'oil ls'.'ble'tuis tl.rceu,:t.eeut it x llt semir tiisti'rs 'Ifa' .st-h,I, tie' '.40.1, 5t,is ''f the' times, u".u'rthinuit just ts'iiig iigmian.rut is suioell libi'm. ' %it'tiii, ,il tilt_s college", 'Its' '.c'h.eeel hitis graduated ls' ituiel.'iit'. shut' it'. Imue'.'ption .' the' ( '.aIIi'g,' ol i\mls ,iiit ti$ S ,.cnits" Arnow said the rkfen faster if he had not let three of '.pea Yes, the wonder flow could do at) little' grows ife1luw live' so Longs Whert did the time go' ---'-- '--- 'Wooij you mind epoahng whf you ,List said a little more slowly and distincf,y into I/ia button, on my lapol?" ' I .',.' t - ' •,,,, 'L, - r0 .- • ' 'ii' 's - ni .. e'tuu'e' fur 91.5m i 0 -' ' 'c' '- "ille yili. .1 ..- ,' !n&'nnls I C 'ilunoni t) 2 ill hes Too small for an ad or effective'? You're is reading this omit ' un-si in tJn4er - eras'.'. e'eamina'- the .,g.inst polk'. in 'st .,r,'. hiring the 12 (",OP 'n'ss'it 'ons'.'nflnn , - M61'O C id - ;,,r.iI: 'w,ntt-,c , i 'a't , - - ' 0 rMrae iv!. " I- -' -, ~ _W _ ~ _~ ___ rs5 L ~ .. - , - 'iir,t,i h-a -. it trtamt.''t - ~, , ------------------------- "aa;wirr -7 ... . . -.-- ~ -__ - ,. . I R.A TFn. I -, -- y, ' " arri'. ed f'(?1l(-*e 'a- ter thot the 411111(atAC and MAIM all ririri;1ri I ____________ ____________ -- ist s identif tell the imming twin a--% l,irry I 11 fie , dliJg i .e \tiJtliti) , 22, serving five )'t'Rl". for armed bet', - ('initon Eugene (;ray, 18, serving ) - irrrr!.i ' 13 ,., ' 4 A into .t trits- the girl's arms insid, the reptile's hotly The girl''. father, Pert Holme-'., cmstml me plans 'pears _____________________ ft rots' - .i,wI Jt , tuinil K Mullin, 't, rr" in,' ii.' tb'S' cli?' 't * 'sr '1 l's' ::mmt 'r ___________________ ___________________ ~ cm ..,-r-~ - iti9 'I lee' college iiLmt:uisl to tIe's'.' r'.tb r'. Ai 'i'i- at'' , I -= i Oil R Bill i By Chiles t - a7 .i Wa ,Ir,dai all i'oIll , . ' 1,' - .ii t,fll TALLAhASSEE. Ha. , All , U states are to take all the risks connected wi th pollution From offshore drilling, they should share in the revenue From at, t' S Sen liton Chiles. 1)I'la.. COfltt'fl(Ls. Chiles said in a statement for a US. Interior Department ment hearing on the environmental i'[ft't't 1)1 offshore drilling that the government should not allow any Further sale of leases until Congress can consider an oil revenue Ueubui Askew of Florida and Hill Waller of Mississippi are among speakers scheduled today during the first of three days of NTe'anwhjlc, 40 1 i . -I ..' '., M.r'nq A ''I believe the states should share to some degree' in the' revenue' fruitt offshore drilling as lair and Just ct'rii pe fLsat loll for the possible poiltit inn and to provide a means of cleaning up that pollution,'' Chiles said n his I it I'iiietit hit -, aid the ht'ises oft Florida 'ivt're expected to produce $ I billion in revenue, slot't' than 1,50 Ix'isonis are scheduled w sI'k durIng the' hearings on the effec t of oil ch'ullttig n it;,a ae'reds of unde'rsealands oil be-Florida, Althjin,,t 00(1 Mississippi. 'l'he government is v'Otk.ideriflg leasing the' I ilills tot' drilling soriie't itne this fall hit' gent'v has pt'e'pared an 830-page' dratt ('liv il'(iliiili'tit .iI stat t'ment loggtng the t' Pt't'R'(l e'tIes'ts tit the proposed offshore drilling 'l'Ik' report is to be put into final form mtf tt't' hieat'ing Ii'oui gluvernmt'lit oltictals, oil tiitttistt'y spokt'i'mii'.e'ti and eli'i'iroritlit'mi(ulist5 'I'hit' dt'hiate 'is ill e'titter around 139 tracts of liiti(l , t'achi of tht'tii .SO acres, 'i hich are on the gull's otltt'r e'o:itiiieuita I shelf Fh i t't hi Id flit- Li titi i" nit the I"tou'utft t't',a 'I -- -- , -- $4 1 9 ;";.1 ~T intiifion Avaglabtip - ras €stimatv.s Sanford Electric - Co. Ø,'rl 'aAtjrl ,- 'Pir', I -s fl a ii C:ot.d ;,o '$ Is Your Student Going Away To School? I A~', - 0, , 3 _1 , , .~ 9 .4 I I 1 7~ ,~ Keep Your Student Awcre Or What Happening Back t-4om dmnw e l '111, I It % iuttiri'i ri1i It's Informative It's Complete In Deta il It s Inexpensive SIX DAYS A WEEK - EVERY WEEK A Subscription T George St Store-Wide 'lowl mig.s limit Ito' f,'mii I',tt Ili',titiiti,,ui 4e'111 ,1 , uic'eI ''pci' Iii' 'tttttit'i 'eitlI he r'.'.,jtresj tr nine IICI,SISPh' tdti'u' mill ili,it tog %% till tIn' Plum i 'I,s liisl,tut,- of l't't't,iii'l.'g'. as a lilm.'r,ml arts adjoin I to ttue' Mimiuuim .w'bo.eI I' - u_u Reg. $74.95 S I Dial 372 I- 1h r r1i Ui'.S j SCMtcu 4A,__ Now in P'ogi.sst Only $2 40 Per Month $ % goo" % SALE sttirt ci subsLrmphie,,n1 tç The Sai'.tortj Her a ld for your student away trorn home Today! 142 %i,. 4) S762 J P ,oIiwGe 0 1A 04 it..,,.. gtorgo Stuart ii) (,Ito 12 22 156 The Hometown News Will Help Relieve That Homesick Feeling south of Tillihassee at Alligator Point. thousi,'.ds of oil globules coye'ut'tl I lit' 's hi iti' mitul beat-he's 't ,t utiie to I". said \lopdav an oil tanker had apparently cleaned Its tanks and left the mass ('.1 black globules along three to four miles o( beach. , It r-i - il vil t: ,l;; tiii le teiiim' f - _Onnpn's'..ir •, I hearing hill (°' i ' -- 't I mod -., ~O W AGFI4130fl Ala mndftlo.,.q ,'l ,)4'.dj it-litH, -c'' : _~ ~: -_ :I !~ tht'i't' t',.r Where Quclilty Sells & Se,'vice Tells '. ' s''.r , '. fir 1955 Its mimuuiie' e'hmnie'e.I to ( 'mitumiui ( 'iiiht'gi' and It tmi'e'auuuo- t'.ee.lmi,'mitii'situl iii AGENCY' E. Commercial 'f p he never heat-cl ar , the defendant's talk of .ini' ieer,l'.,'. (,:iii, w'tt - I -' £71Z!7?Y 104 ii .- , -r ' ') ' c OD P0.' 'a' 'i rim V il.,i1s " '- tartlri in ,ntlw.r -lemons'' tinS'.% here' in the 'peing if '.'. f)e'.put.' stats KARN 1x2 'If.' " , ir 'whi,,r I khit.' MforsdaY Mir lye;ir-oId .Sharon Holmes died lI1a'.qive hemorrhage of the tv.,- if'er bark 'fiar of .slhg,,i'.r r,?.''f s.tt- li .,, 'ir . The judge .igr.ee4 Poe, the ,(os-er,rn'..nl". fghth -a'ttness anal the tncirth to edmit hing a paid informer, testified tie reported to the P'RI ,in VVAW he rriet let.ndant Scott (an'.il in .ept 1971 tie said he r.'few.sl pay it first twit '.i' ince 'sk.'r, stvutt P itler'.ssn r.nI,,' Briefs ,.,'ilt'i.'St,f stitmitionsl right ' actkitle'. vnse tie non-lawyer defendant.'. reprt', ent thern'.elv,q Death By Alligator "iujtl,',ritipt .rc' s,l, (our prisoners who cc- - 11111 0 iroui note'. I he judge toI4 tie rriiirs-hal to .iNI1 y a stag to F'atfersr' if 1w' says 'mi. inert hefo'p I give him V'rnmiis'.lnn tti - -Lbruimk nectar heaven thzotib a Mrass, or Pa4ipeti it Uf) wi0i a homemade LM&'Ult I,,'. own lawyer ' ' '. I a an elephant 's - tiecmiia.s.' i t.gel vsh)et-t,00s tsr mirk. laif they atp t'.nt to petite'.? veriwilly if he o'j.'rtriles them If f',ttera,n a ontifliiCq 'reT. Iitasi'. tired imr,'e'.r, state. ii's ''I.! lIt' nia,iied them tast;iy as l(ic- trnr,l L. Lindland, president ,,f ml liiPhd' II 'Wyti It -( 'ii ii ric.n l"ou mit y , Muskegon. Ma - Ii , J Gerald Wct,cl, president of Arguments Soon In. David S. Anthony, (Jut' last witness to testify, told tb', court Monday that tie now consiilc'r.'d terminating the t'LuiL'l ''like throw-mug Intl bad tiaral mi a poker gliHue. lit s comment ratio' in a comparison of th e $52 tiullliori Initial d'usttu.) auid the projtn'tetl total cost of $200 million - v 'e. hhit,' caffiri,,ls saul the escapee-'. were among 11 J4'i'.'r$'rt ah."arnl the Pita.'. when it left Avon Park 'i..' rft-c 'f('.r' -'.1 'r.'r f,,thrr ;t,,' '1tact icinal Institution Although twa, guarrh - a'. pulled mr4.'rr''.itrr , -while swmrnniing ii .ini .1 driver were iitioarnl the vehicle, th e lak.' in Oscar Stieret State Park Several hour 'if'e's wt'ri'n 't 'h't.'a teal until the Pius 5JtI'r, inve'.figat(,r', 'l&'.civ.'ted :.'d ,-1 fs'c.d,, rr.' tiatn.iI Institution, llii ual,s guarriecl by i(34ot, S'ifl"pnjintl allugat.r ' Gov I(cubm Askew had riqi'ste.t twoo week.'. ago that lii" ld'.i' ('nunt)- purchase be cIa'I;.'p i'il hs'c'tiu I lcsIges failed t,, iit tI.' nwrs'r'. Barge sa ysRtin.' There is no world legisla. --Courted a guI in a Stutz Bear. (at, or rxu*de one walk home ride in a tiuraedrewn buggy. uicmew-y ft-urn a piggy truni "I h're"r. ma hee't'f shortage." I- of inuge' r said.- ''The' producers are saying there is so ttwv can raise' liru't's Si. l'S'l'm-)hea.I)- 's '' BERRY'S may finn'. lhurc't,,, fuige's, 'International law grow', only by '.ulunt.ary acceptance of treaties, consentiuns and •jtti,'r forms of lransnational law -' y -r '-"i - four ap- 11a). JACKSONVILLE, Fla. APi After six weeks of sessions and it trial record of more than 6,500 tt-stuuiony has finally ended in the ('ros.c-l"Iorlda Canal tr ial, (3.5 Senii'r circuit Judge Harvey M. Johra.son sa id closing arguments will is' hoard 'Thursday. Al the cml of that session IN' is expected to take' flue (-()triplex cast' back to his tuomen in Omaha. N&'b,, For stud) la'fc,nt' announcing his tlet'isori '- tuna' t Pie says they could send him -stiffen if they li'.ngre'e with hi'. ruling. Patterson Pu,'. been on hills feet '(ten, nb)erting to many of 'irrw'sw's ruling,'. Earlier in the trial, the judge remarked it '#isulsj move along ini j'r'.v-.l harrn Inap"sa" (rr,ni 11w' t'..r"nith tbi- t.i wait to Testimony E supra'mne courts liun ing (t..- week of August 2. if thiitinds of the se world law I,'adi 'rs will meet in Abidjan Ivor) ( 'uast, for t Sixth 'ic.rld ('onil,'re'nci' on %'innid I','ac,' Through La w' th e first suthi sunimmmmit umlt'r.'ne e on tin' law of the world to be held or' tb. Alt i. an continent and law agent-i.". (erstirit, who spcn.'cI a court. 'pfioioierl iitt'stiiey and is meet. fereu. attorneyt he ' I 'r r;.i 1.', fA' APi three -' 'land P,e'siak' I'att.rson while lb. ji.dke ft ngieel,,'.pw-,J flee 4.- .'r, a, was :ipturei "Iorwliey at (1p*l'.tr,n sit 80 iiiil.". ft-mi. ftern'acli a after th.' wmirt'houst' In Miagnj where he stockpiling up, bu)tot: meat '.a.s scheduled Ic' uuuleimni the ishit'n they (lOUt uit't'iI iii' miaeat early Friday morning. But a %ixke'siiiiiui for Food lint (tic' w- arelu,euse timhil tutu l"miir-l'.untr%- I'j'uk' said the thie' limul all thee beef tin')' could uhaimi was not stockii1ang meat hiandk' and hi' would have to winl there was a genuine beef i iiiuit' back iturda>', lie said he shortage. lie attributed Enfi• tried throughout the weekend to tiger's difficulties in tk'ti'.e'r (lit' meat but IiI's ship. sche'elulinu- deliveries (luring iuit'mit st- as refused until Mon. thee it-isis - - - --- I - An angry sshc. tqwnit three I'll1 mad,'' saul herb Lounger ships of I --V.ct'r. caug)utchraungat bingo in ill rhtitt'h '(,one skim) dipping with a starlet during a Iuuvle festival u'I the' Rn'iera. -Been arrested during a Sunday 'ice raid In I'hAladeIphL, ._I'..uhf • e-a,til fri.,,, Ii,,,._i ---v.-.1 .. .._'1. - (Lays tr)ing to unload 40,000 tsiunejs of hs't'f says the uiii'mit shortage is a bunch of baloney, "I'm a beef truck driver and t".t 'ry nation The Time Gone? - lilufft"d a tiulfalu after puliinm ut' i Al' I after $ - '-i, fe' 'flee jwtg' in(nrn'ee.j all 4.. of egi'.t.erecl 'I frcaini a petvimi ks's 'luring a 46ni,l.' trip an alligat'.r .riff's 'k'ptitk'. '.ai4 oni' of thee rrw'ri, iinnakj iiit'Iit 'I rust I"un'l inil a pnis'ita' llidI , wood Ins - , lIisrs'iti 'I runt amid Sherwoisl liiy,''.t,ii,':it F i'll his goal oI ronnipl.fing it in three 'seek'., 1,44 it It S mnearshuil it, ant will be r.'wa-.',prl frovr, the ri',rtrnq,rr, ired the ..ppfamntert 'it.-Ir$lPay r,mr,s,'l farm,.'. Town. - '1'' \I't\ Beef Lack Some Baloney effort as a I Where Has e s en 'iuttii.r It flail' .igret'iI lii .y iclJac.',it luiiiil, if tti4 tuist' is e cimiiilvteiI, lii iiiakt' a 24 Ia(T,' park it itti lOot.' thin t'.iia iiiil,''s ,if is ''mi IroflLii:.', the' il''p.irtiim.'iit sail ,r,s,n -w - -0- most ancient, most constant, most univer - ('inter. of whiuli Rhi,nc is pne'idrnt, now includes judges and nicrntx-r', of the legal profession is well as nonlaw'.ens from 13S countries Included are the high court judges Irorn ,ilrn.rst and in some cases tliv .'ntir,' member. i. t .sionoay. I lii' micImii'riitir.', ' arm,,' a'. thee ''i pir., ', I, al of It,.' a tgtit .' ia-P It'll, '. 't.'riinis ,'is'aiti'.t the furmru Florida News Truckdriver Says .mncJ s great.'st need I(hync' ha' tint' Immure than probably any other st or 'aths'rw i'.. Ii, realizedream and fill that need. In iK.8 while president of the American liar Association, ti.- established the World I'eacc Through Law special conirnittec of the association This evolved into the World Peace Through Law Center, created at an international conference- tit the world legal profession Ili Athens in 1963 So Little Done ' Oakley spring se.,...s.. Analysts at for irifl.stjczi in year. Thr speak of an ectmcxnic slowdown or a period Of nosigrow th to get nd of rxcss the ii& of a business cycle develops . The eurriulatii-e effect at ma-eases in mc*se and possibly still higher rates Just ahead should begin to be felt sometune after Labor 1, -, Here and there art heard expressions concern over the possitabty of a cifidcnte recrasioc, with a few business analysts taking the view that busineumen and consumers are cndused, discouraged and apprehensive us-er Inflation. Watergate, the dollar abroad and the so-called a' U'. energ) and fond. The idea us that thr' may decide to stand aside or pull in their horns Based an tustory, a reces sion of this kind is most unlikely, The resiliency at the American public was clearly tin. de-restirrxated by doomsayers who spoke ominously of what would follow the Kenned) assassanaucau, the Democratic convention violence. the Watts noting and other glum events at years not long Moreover, figures Identifying with the present state of the economy reflect greater underlying strength than predicted far 1973's tin,rd quarter. There are, for example, smaller im'entoncs and more hqwdtt than is usual in an advanced rtna t.l hit' State Cabinet tswbi - 'iinstcl ers nc'ilrI) $21 miiillion lit park I.'.' ns:la,le's remaining that e% rate to past. ' r firm, hase just re'.ist-d upward their eswnates for the next three to six months They comment: "We now expect the prime peak we and one-half per cent this fall., - 'Hig,her estimates the second half of this )Car primarily reflect disappointing news in the agricultural sector , where output is not greatly as anucipated. "Thus, have revised our estrnuatc'scj the over-all rate of unfliticm igross national product clefl,stctt to around 5 per cent between now and ear-1 1974, witha rate of three and One half PCI cent to 4 per ma thereafter." of 7C' ¶ Potfi ' 175 40 Slowe B • -i L.co lciriistx appear to be large)) agreed that the business climate will change azgnuficantl) Late this year or early next ,- 206 M.'- in f .or. -' it 1177 recent W '... S is ists P red i ct m (oe hews Siee SUBSCRiPTiOP RATES r* 'it' first $25 ,i,IIInen cif limits issued first 'liii' ('ablnt't tu,. weeks ago Both would l* ilevt'lcqw'cl as ppr's's'il expenditure of $7,5 It-M-11111011 areas iiit llitiii ((Jr I )tir bass' of :i 'I he' Ileptu tiiit'tit said the Brie. mu'ri's 'if .s't'anfrnrit park land in is .ircl Counts' tract has soflue' 6,. St. laa'ie Couflty ..tii feet it frontat:,' ,,it tin' At Iie'clgt's said thirst' tsti, teur. Imintit' (It t'iii t - iimisss anti $1.5 million mi hind It ''is virtualls the' only un. i-wits left tirily $775,000 tit the developed tx'it'ti area of any fumed appreciable sill' in his' land is in eight parcels ,knsel' Ix'I'.il.iteel luster cast with ss'fuir.te owners. hkxlges Florid,"," thee' msgenue'y Saul its a itatil nit nt'rsliup of one parcel is re port to (tee ('at,imiet Iii (iUiiitiitii ua'tst t't'n liroward tirowarel ('ounty and the Port ( ount'i', the Internal huiprove. but desire - RAY STE V ENS Press Rc,om Chief Photographer - Econo - RALPH HAYS Co"p Poo. F e"' HI LL VINCENT, JR . -- 'iul'iSSI':l:, I"I., ct-glades Inlet tirul $485 tiuilliiini to isi)- 1,785 acres on lik,' I ike, Count world "immunity humankind s sal has been for peaceful order with justice among 'opk's and among nations' says ('harks S Rhyne. "Transating this desire from dream to reality is indeed human - -- ' CHARLES HA' 'C4t ¶.';' O( ,Ctq Ed°c' - , Ad . isc TA 1.1 partliment recohiiiite'n.l,'il hip, pros'iil of $15 2 million to 11(1) lii ie'ye- just south, cit port i:'.. France, -- infnq'mr,er .,, Park Acquisitions Inart'hasi-s and imnpruvt'rus',uts, int'luilini: ,i hug,' is'.'annfr,'nit trait in linsissorul ( 'ilunt) Vie Natural Itesources lie. It is in this .,area that a sovereign nation like for example placing her own perceived security above any other consideration, can conduct a series of atmospheric ,itoni bomb tests despite the strongest protests from the ,. (Ø.jn!p E'o $ ill - f-'ttI p.n'tpr I In State Cabinet - V c.tmjec lion'. its li'ttmminriy l.v a . was lt~ "freezes" and ceilings are - ' "i terrorists Federal intervention over vit. Last twc.years is undenzabh a -- . - 5e1p1) and demand as must - s, - sistc'nt •k'tc'risf 'moss 1,4,i ri', its I Arnow, who Escapees Sought At t.asi t' r'.,'nts in recent days have underscor ed -- if any underscoring were needed how close the world still is to the jungle At one extreme was the indiscriminate slaughter of airline fusengers at the Athens airport by Arab 'it the other the interception of a Lebanese airliner the high seas," as it were by Israeli jets in hopes of .-apturing . akstini.an guerrilla leaders, These are e x tremes, of course, and they are not the worst atrocities spawned by the Arab-Israel conflict, nor will they be the last 'et between these extremes is a vast gray area tat n(PflCXISten or ill-defined or uncnforc't'jhl*' international la when WINIFRED F GIE LC '. ,,. [ t' 111, pnstpc.nt' the inevitable Shortages drielop i sle Ea' by Don P • c'.n eefl'- r Urea' f'slkr h'.urs of per- , nternationa l law vehicle for peace and WAYNE 0 DOYL F 'weiiarsg Dsre'oc I A.svoc.ale Piibl,Psq •i', - I response to public outcries c-icr inflation spiraling prices But the public, too, is beginning to understand that ront,roli can do little mite than ' i it.'a'n L ,1~ ft', "-' - ' -. r,ntlnmic". I't ',ii,ke cti*ttiii'i,fq lb.' JuitIg.' 'onrepetition'. mind iinnee"icry" flirt tim,,,', I,,, giving yr'si a wnmnii,iI'" I S lltstrk't ,Sudge ' '. 'N,,r .s'r'i , "sintra",,,, if tic' Wf'.tt,i I $ SCIIO(,) I I \/ I- F I LIAI(,s a , 'ai ii'.! I 1 I A'gli)li I us? fres.'tit ('(I flew Atiii'ru' Fli.0 It. I nIi;i, "t'nitoii r otas' l.'ll to right, I'dI hIealv, iritl Althc'a Whit('omh, aides, I)mui;tkf .lot'sttii,, assist au? principal, Post loin lii.tfl(lt'r .hiiiit''- Ilipk' •iuid Kathy Iti'nfIi'', 'limnJ,,if liii itl I'htiifii hi 11,11 \Ilun - e'til .It 'ignew is hurt, even if in the end he tomes out clean hose who are freshly adancing John Connally have not talking to key Republicans lately Gov Ronald Heagin' Maybe beneficiary, no 'ur, camni'r lt Ls h..s ct.d rua'.in it, 'in I in th,'rr ben-lu ial to the ec'vnomy. € F P -..'!E -- - - - --- -- --- - -' - - (_ R()(i)tA ,'% a new - - -' lf~ meddling 1hp a n fu r ifivilral b at - w holis defined, niav ne'serthcless heighten the nation's i the (1cpubltcan parit y *s search for someene out of a new rid younger crop But what if that search just does not pa .f ii no one among the younger crew reall) measures U to 'r office" Z_-, us' Ic ____________ (Cr. -NI-1 Auth,, 'Je,, Is umler warning tli:it ha' will 1.0 rent'ivecl (toni ~ issistiff '' the required talents are sc-art-c it-i' l'r csimli'ni \gni'st s new dill u ultit's still not sfirpI ' - =;~ _ I I.. of tt (èalriCsville Eight defend. I oils, Wilfijimi, .1 f'ntfersi.n of It were Manufarturcrs remain puzzled os'er regatauons takAng effect that permit demands for tIIg'I' wages, but rt's,'r,ci their to tt'C'm(' increased ficinc'nw'n throughout the count remain unc'ertarn for the most part as to Just how the __ I ben he reaiI had a better chance and hi' energies inhcr, i's he ton often lingered in doubt Tmst.i knowing he will he (. in 1976 he has for the first time' in.. long va recy passed e.ir R w on.I of his hopes and ambitions Itis canl,i'r presidential huts usuall) w ere handicapped h lat k of field staff managers gifted with the needed strategic c 'a nsc for eornpiIir winning delegate totals I'rohabv hi understands this at long last The quest for such special skills sureR wouU be more pointed in a 1976 race, though ______ _____ - ______- £ MMM Mi i Outbursts Mav Mean Oust if _11q i'ia s',ihi . of of assigned lip even machinery and the ntvd to check abtkws of the Douglas has raised the question of his fitness to ; ~ N'tituillislarkling publiki lini Actoonts to the contrats. Iki' Nelson Hot- feller of es is saul h intimite .iule to w stfl .sltIrmatIveI% bent toarit seeking .i filth lelni in 14 and the presulrtn in ith procedure short (it m impeachment trial to examine and weigh the issue. The American Bar Association at its con. vention this week urged Congress to Set up new machinery other than impeachment to consider the removal or mandator retirement of federal judges whose behavior reflects "disability" to continue on the bench The need for such ii i_ ,slilNi;ti'N judges whose lifetime tenure i aimed at keeping the judiciary immune from politics, there I., no again the private and public life of .justice IF . Vet I CALL 3222611 M. We' ll Stirt tiilinq On Rtqt')? Af'.¼1 Ei Ii Nov Later �6A—T he S a nt , -)rd Herai i Tuesday. Aug ALLEY OOP 3-M - ( 2 I [ I - I 1E .1 ,11".. I - ) i°iii L1 IF ,i6 r. Rcantv __________ eIturt*twr 1C. Chi ldless CO U Di a co ..1 WhO WIll r Cnns*,Ilatu,r Puisuc bkia 4r Pa use ...I.4L. 1 : lolf.Lt 3 2 1 7 ! 4 floutr a, M ng' r-: 9 10 ____ . & ill 'f q SS'N . •L -b-. . . . 12 : 122 —. - !! i I't. F..LL-1\l '. 2T! Ttus. question throws me rnto a stale of deprrssion What do I say without going Into coy whole tragic I avoid going places where strangen may inquire i! ut my family hove you an answer. Attt' STILL 'T'ORTLTRET) I, \ "' \ .--t— — -- - I ' . ., _-------: S . I ............ .. , " t.i,'ia \ litlt.h'I "' R k' h, I'4i S'lmt14li'1 •:- -' I ('i)u ,i I ) S - u'.- : I - Farmer Photo / 5• - hEAR STILL: Refore v.a are asked. meet the expected 'We have no children. vihu'ti Is such an unhappy sebjre-1. I am not 'rt ahh to talL about It. so li-i" talk about some hiag else."iben champ the subject I DEAR ABBY I was new of 10 children in a very' puo' fumily so I had to quit selmo1 in the 4th grade I a)wa% ianted to get a bet ter education, but I never had the chance' I f eel o had wticn my 8th grade son asks me it, help %un with his homework, and I am too dumb to help hun My' husband can't help him either, as he never cot thru the7th grade I asked around and found out there u a night school hr grcr.swps I could ge four nights a week from £ to B. My husband laughed at me and said he never heard a' i 3.year.oid woman going back to øcbool M hoa.'l i. Please tell me what U' do WAN I I __________ I! ..rrinniever Jr •,r Tit( pirt urea wits !eeorntpd :1 'edding telL' and several Mnmts of multicolor rio.cs and pintas. A green and ytIIriu color sc'ticrnc was . .1. Poily's Probiem -' IIWIl Il'llI'( TIfr U - 111.01 it ii 140 5 is'j:i ('Uritliel ,..'_. I - ,,., - A if F - 9`71-1 - h1% Pet Peeve Is Witt those women whr 'n I 'I 'l(._ 144 Rt 'si si l pri 4'i." •S , ...- F -- - . . .. I' ,' " - . , - ' -, t' — --' . - - "a,, - •' - - -. - . f":- . _.. , \\ / 11 ' Gus'T ;: i" Sound' c-fury but L I - - 'I . ,.... ,.. -• .._, k. il.. Ho~~~~M vwfi lift it Mm% Ellen &- hendel. sister Of 'I 1 0 "-' - - *TI I utr has-c cii ut unuirllc'ctual. SciefltifiL or educational i..- tnr You are' blr It ssunk out plans for a nrus prciiect that t,* trip sut:cru us ith little effort au brilert; and the Misses Beitd I undeen Jo% Stein meyer. Roberta Scott and I ,1a -to .-_ 'U'------ _.___ n •-.. _."-' •_ ATflC r' .. i , - .- .I-T - - Lc ..,.. 1 , t'u salt acecimphuti niuchi in : SiftS ut Vt' IN - C5 -.a ,# r'u 01,1(11._li I a-si ri ' v r's A ..,# t,.lI all rt e' , , ' ' '. - - 'I ' • - ow Ill , - ,, .,- - - 5,1111 • -. .. I cI tI' 'I., us \ '''hhbu ,., It Ili. did 'i.ilithi u'141rI si ill. I 'P.Idt' Out situ his-ti Ulhll' hi' sau'." his'- hand i*'ii lug to , till if uni u';o'ttitig Iii- Ii,, '1 ,,'it •-:,i •i,.lIIt ii. I,., it 11-- I .I 4 , I - r It,-, Federation of Arts, bIns 1 sdmii Cliiil'atiii is one s stutntur Slit it tlss' m_ tier . • tw.i i-utirr anici -siisc'runw ' Tli.'n Is" ustiuld titus' bbut III. h'uinu-" it .-..tlinrg t1tttu'iidu t 1 '5,1 ' e1u,t;tti orid , lut,' )iituiuttl I,, putt, tiutiit - . I Ito hit Florida — was w"i, studying at the Maitiand Art Center ut'it.tu Mrs BrownieWise Her krieiwlt'dge of the- art of Macrunie' .a tnosuy' from buutz are' rr!errz to titrrwl.1, as "mcli. t.iiui9it it this oil 11.-i usrir -• \ - 0 ' j" ' '- ' -- h,'.ui-, - - ' - tU • j .11:41 ___"`fl I I , Bog Tr.t ge,o- () MIs Dia,'jIac SP!y* a An tit pos.il rt, i,. .. Mo up Amero ri ODYSSEY Maude w '' '" As l's. Turns (5) Lets (3) Deal 04y5 Of (4) IIIi TI' Gdt'j (I) 1 *i'swv'1 of Art 1'As t-k Mtnnit limes of ()nuul,e Mrs (its / 1 1 10 (2) / - - • - - S Largth self t.aut,ht lie' usas Ctinan . '° : es ' I (' an it , ' :Ih ,000 Pyramid ) — __ - - 'n- ol •r Ic s , 't.ioris. jt ~_J,_\' ,j ;r - — — __ --- (9) Marcus Welby 11:45 Contulhstion It - 55 (4) Brady Bunch WINN DIXIE -/ W , - J&—I — - Sc'-ws L Re', - - - i'--" 4 (4) Tonight Show b.aft ft* , 14) Screi S %t in Sod (11) Patty Ovine - Show áe'ghbor"i:*'.t '" By Georole W Crine, Fort 0, WM " 5 )O (2) Nespoi 13) Electric Carnposon, (6) Hogain s Heroism t first use thought shr " -.1. - ~ .0 . 4-it %%A' : .so III X . job 0 ,ps J" : ' Eleclpo.: co-~.-.I,I. luj (44) GilI-gans I'> t"ti II) %** .1 hianits ushere stir bit me IiL[1XTA14L1khJi] (I)) S*'tje'd CI' ess -'.. 44) Get S,--.o "" 11 10 (2) 4e"s-. (6) 4U'*S (' ) (Iii 0'5( '!'O l$QStiIi5q ' 144 , ha d to t,4 - , - , : - ,X 1 ~__ ' ' - - - - - -- ( 44 t'IE e' ' 4— "I -'. $ -5 'CLOCK *OR ls ORANGE" LJ5 " ' 541il'! us,ssa tots-'- , 4ys t LL11-1-1 ..i1111 -1111711-4-11.1.71.1-7 4i'k ,i haul s )hi 0 us aited till the - - :' I : . • " 2 ' I - f - ,, ' I -• - - : / I . - •'( — - , - ,,— ( I , I ~ , . itsvi 4 our ti IU)thtt C 1Is I lilt )s iiut'sI . u' OT I ,'. - / I1f 'AN1 ',i, "9"i j \, BRO'Ti-4ER I T _I -- — I ~ )'esi Iulaili ,ursuuid tail Ssus'jt Pea Itiesl to i-si•ue ,Iud to iil ,s tag us itti h,'r ' ~ k V_1 -' '-' r' ; "-' Mot '. Walker ) a l.,rgs' stat- h ut l,'thi's silt Ibm' , ('_ , sP') ujs hops sus ill Itoh ri'ft'Idn'st thin' uuuiu,'sI s hut lies tillil stsnki-il )ti.'uu "1 - " hut Albeit .lutily s hiji h s Inn ,it'd. Sus e'e'l l'e-,m ig .ml ii Iit i tt n I'. I'll-slIt it iht ii II Itt,' hshiht- .siiii 111*11 iI- ll>.i iJ I , $5'. /I its ". , ,I,sth thiased -osrrt I's-it Al sus sr l ilt- I',lSt'iIls'iit 551111 Lee Falk aisci S, Barr y usual tilistairs lit *nssit'r 'hi,' us .is ute'ss-s'iisliisg Ibis' stairs ...) / (4 , ftsI-u ,, Ii rilaluls - , - .' - 'S.. - , I -I Is'p*l of .i' for Juels iut'st'r us'uu ss sstwl l'va gru'ss t'1tt'l uise e ss.'sl ' I I a VALIII BITTER - i;.t MAN s,is siIli lt ''sI'5t (i t'u'ti'iitt' .IggtI"Ist' £., I'IIIs- Iatsss,t,- ( - hti,uI 'sin' il les'i'mu' inure t Iiii,'ti its (ills" hiit I) '01y nig 10 ami to The best night the week) the '$SIi'Vt l'i'j IS s'Ils' 'Iii liSt-I: , - — .ultvr stbtitbt slit' had tUIsi.l t' 't t'st .Ju. Ps'j s'.. than taketi t'lt this' tiultis aiiti itusi,e'tt Sat-ui Ni-ally - - - 1H E PHAN TOM , ,. ii,st ;utiislittt i i • f then sssiltle'd her tier tills suit) lrin'ii to i-alt it ton toil - I I 5)5 tied liii ni )ht'n-uughls h ullit sisi I Ii's tilt C ushui ag .ini pulktt I hi light It'I the halt's gloss and go But usiltiin It$Ifliitt'a .it-,i she us as upstairs she- 64,1 1 isisis ~ pp . -' I utig out Itteit ts a ins ri lights ,il'lu' ',' ('' ' t'. i ti'lli ps p,rativatn lint ,liiuly igiii'rest liii sss*',-t Pi,* tiii,ulIu si.ioks-tl up 114 -ails -..--, llZc)fii' s - i-s-t gli 'c,. - . Jililu irn '.uset't 't" . (__ - k Is I :- , --- ssliit ti had I lights su11thhu1e1 Iroiti 1k. ee sling lost in. lit ,, . _ ( ' t\(5,,5 - V.5 e k' SStiIli . — I II ~ -i~?,, ) ) I, ( _ I ' . _ . , L_ CALLED ' If ' I ''1 I , " t ~ 1,.., •.Z''' , - Fir is 111111k unss.rt'usi's.f them and T"Orwnc I. l' (. . 'IL 1..l(Z ,, F';, ( Al jj - * ?; 'S - It,,. NOT -' 0 ear Sa ii1it'1 ,11 I I .' S ; ' - _LJ I I - -. - /; a I /"-7. / ', '' P' tOOa - .._i? Jusis us us irinting in her I $1i 1 _. Li' FAP y -, .rr' I 2) 30 li,ise't,ii'iit •iniil stis' ,Il)siouslv I "1" t - -5 '#.i. I , 11~ ) , , Is. - -- 4' 11U1 JLiu 94 Is) -Yer'.e Gr.ff n ?00 (2) JeotarLi /t'ui flu) in thu us nits r us - -.— / BEE T L E BAILEY - . - --- , ' - - IO44-JI " AFTERNOON slit - v - 'V - '- '\ r- .._. "-oe:,'& *i - 11 • 4 3G0 (3) Somerse' 124) , iy A.,JJ.f"T vw;~,.";:, f - '-., --i i-- Y.itCtsGanIC (6) G.lorrbit 4 *ASE X .514. 1 siisitst.t Prot. aged I. is fhe giblopm that Dr Daniel t ough) home' fi'tini Thailand ti iur itriss his moitit r tetoms a nuembir iii flitt.iniiilv for F'i years. sIt it usos liLt' It,si,iu -1 t'IiIitl uh.si, Ii.- I'i h mother look her to the In Ch'1 Young I o_1 I - —. "1 Place in anger -if I -.._L. '1 IS__n- - - ", '" .' 1e ,iii i,i ,--i'l,__~". BLONDI E -, . the if.' - Arts and ('rafts She has us rn niwluerous ausards has judgi-d shows arid is winhl4uiuwn for tu'(uils arid acrylics 'list' third ezhibitur i-s WuIius:r. I) Rogers. Jr of I)vLund. 13t u' a utiitt'r colorist of flute lii: wildlife' pauitings butte- 1,-sr Men on thur illustrated covers Wildlik Mimgar..init- hi. ho awards to has credit He' seru'ed as chamrirucni of U. us! ,a'd Sids'utaiiF Art St,'uut Ii,' ----- - . _`.,. f frI' -' new's tper1iI revealing (7) Crrjlqtd, Ii, win tt. s iou, I still has e scars wiu i - - md tilt (hildrrin 'sonlrtintirs hit l)itighi ,,t(iills T%-1 C ~) (~Tq4 3T1r ' - ..\\\ Out s. around 2' fl taw '.r ' 1 I. t' 1 FO'-a.AY; W54,AT '- rutnol -' IS? ?E'C>1__L V[IPt? .., . ttyle -f .itt e-nnwn tiny tribe if tinill', -tboriginei. fIrst Inr;ited in 11 " c,i.1 r •';? Ii 'C ll,,flil if ."'"'.' ZOO (4-1) 00 (2) ,'sntdof CJds ii - (I)) Most iosto f, r>--" ) i , , , # t J '.4i '- Collcc MI He se i-ted fur 'our -' -- , 4l Is (4) .tIsIiL,'nI bla,ndrs but later she hit w4i--i /( / l oca l shout I 4.ttuti usucuited with lake- Helen s'urmuus U Life Wild WORRY CLINIC a ,-. - by Dick Cavolli - cis) Away - bruo,h for the past two years He- cainc: studies wIIjj falli(rus tiortISLS but batIlt(stil' Wrin in Scrutt, (:Wr She taught for 31-. the ut.t of sears aith tie Adult I'.,ducatior Cluir,ses in lieltonia exhibtts it •.. 'IS-" Ali en*r(t'siin C>,' ] 4 (3) Joiners () The (I]) Stic-%l IT cosr To .:' ___________________ ' loo. fire "est Vtjluu& Artistil, Ill tended - '' I :ui (3) 'e .- . (61 fl'e Edge Programs 4 (4) Perr 9 b4.ssi (5) News BACVP It. ______ ,------ _. - ~ - - (our si ir'- 4i1J L 1414 ShUt r' i AtititJoer exhibitor 1h -urnentjn - San' Ce, 'or (I-I) "' I the PhIIIPP.fl! (3) In School (6) NewAs 71 it_,.'i 'I) M4JJI WOULD 9 ?.. ' 10 10 (3) QUII HOW Firs. 1e3 J', II '\ - -- L . v, Saint ord und Florida Federation I S (9) ", - \1 . , - . T I CF -r-.t uLu LT Ni&-tt.. - . 11-0,0% 8 oo (s) Cart (44) WINTHROP - (to tie-s. I 50 'It .1 tt (.iriari,i Public Librar), tt* John Young :,-,,, 'l - - - - I - 51 Ne's (5) Periformance by Bob Thaves , - 2% (4) INHIBITIONS ' . I is-it '.IttI(Iiu f*,,fith ? Ira tI's tin uq . thor ii tin',t"t iti ilui,iiiius I tiulu.tiui Mrs born in Frankfurt. Main;, West Germany a n d attended the ). -- Itils - HI'. •• 7 .ø) (7) l'A1iy (4) CBS Morning ) Movie ,,,, In sin. Iti e ,,ir it i.Uit ,id 'u.itids I i'ttrr.seflt too I)IU'lI I ii. liii- (suits Ill ial Isir I -' - ,. Offenba ch Arts and Crafts School after Pugh bit - h o t-1 graduation. She- des-eloped ten trunip'. intorirsi it, R.aku Paottery in ' - - \uI tact at the I-k liars 114111 ill ilui-ti ii I Ut I lust ti,'.sn I u' 1 duitii'. qun'.'n ut tr unip" just ) t'urd .lg1lini"t Its'- pt'ssitiili)'i 'it in l'Ver- rutI lii's individuitil stiuuss art' be tnt. art Ist-ld durow tire tilitirt, month (if •jr • t)t Alt!)" ',rne-%er rift'S Whut's My Line ThrIIseelners I' (44) Tme 1", (3) Tfr- .' ,. A ' (4) Yo,, Future k 9 00 (3) Inter n,i t,on,i I ____ AIm,,rw' (5) Stinfissis Jubilee IS ( 'i1nsPr.. Almnrsar F lying P1n GroovlP Movie (21) Orange County School Board , \_ S Musewt, Winter Park Mall. irtis.Lt', . ____ f -, IA 'HIN-\fl 1111 -thi I 1 LLL('fl I\ I Iipl (if Rt u p'it 11 ' d rid tI1( r ne firruld Correspondent a y }I I 0' I> I (Filth 11 10. I. Iii - inuid and a truly- ,nsrnu!ist- tietnd pius the- drtctrity- needed to carry ________ • p.' r... - All . (13) 'fosjnq And :: - Problem or sulutio to a AT BR IDGE . j DurillY Month I.i I A"i%l"rII 6 00 (3) ",.i. I,) ______ - _______ ______ t aiui situ ui-an J'iillu s . ' 10) MORNING W,s,n<7 ______________ ______ 'tY . (V) Torop. rfijrt' __________________ - . 1 ii I teSt UI. 11 I ', . iv I'jP . ',-, r ______ ' , INBAEY—Iltrt-t the' j'lraw them Travel us- :thu taut and asoid a possible- accident I-rt'p an rye ciii your us allot . '—I - - Three Arfi,1SLs Show 'Work.-_ ) --- ...._.,._,_ i on your mind l,s..ok It' new slatting to add to prrsctu) wardrobe- Sinise- iou a lout sit e-lrganuc'e Al_it A)1 ft iJan I ii let , I ' I You need strnent > rid you.rst-lt cut tensions and ulioulil plan fur that naus Don't - .i'inig St a' in so was Ito elastic and it fl tics Lien I' tti' sius it, east) dune I us unde'red ustis I had never thought of this before I hopor othet lodiej~ who make their own slacks Will Itnul this a quicker and easier way - V. ILMA ' ...... , 'Xilis,,X 1 044A ' '- jJJ I . 4 - \ -" I pj...,,, (4) •1A FRANK At'4L) ERNEST ', - - -'"'''I"- pending matters t'rfc'tc you dis,u neus ideas us'nh associates "I Lou un casils get mate's upprt'uai cit a plat) that liii already t'crru Uiv.ussed List your hijmniu %AGI'l 1 ARlt'S v 'his to Det li lie-love- attending III ttti's-c dutir, that tgkt a good tie-al uf time thresh out a niattei with at; aI&ILLgII' that is inqo.,' tant lake- care- of a public nuatte'n in a nuoo clever Stay 'AI'Kl( (lK ( Iii 22 to Jair 20) 1 *ke care of all thosetisk i that ------------------ir?1nr,vl.,,s Ii,',,., *,,. 01 ITIallUIi IIIWI ( -' hod tieprinii'iliri a(-iisini at the top no ucurng ho s tastn and thrtadin it throug 11 the casing and Ibsen tuolinig around tti remose e twists fore' st'usmg the- .'ncls together I decided to measure the leng th of the- t'Lusto us-s'rluip the- ends and stitch together before malcing Itis' casing I placed the e'lastir band inside' as I M'used . his Norm to trig c-are liii that It did not get c'ugtit in the nicking ï (ii) ' L'im : A #- - Roaches and Ants : wildlife k&L ' ': t"S*. I !((. , -- I.% 4 (9) (41) Iioq,ins Heroes ctuj ToP rAi,$IL',' o . rr -' -, , (44) Pilot F'w • 'V CL'Il(.) Theatre b C P 1t tAItr.b.lrr - (I)) P.'.o',41t1 / Easy WayTo Kill , began to think. that the ' re had tv tm- Li simpler wu% tv jn%erl around thc witist I --S 23 tc Ntis 21) Make- sure- you take cafe Ili s;wnd tot' mu,.h floury 'I rs-rning ushen ycim,- air ir, I I bust — li g ht 1 .4!. ---- e - if, L_ç. 1 - ' tot ms sell and in I 00 (5) ri1 (71) Mterp,,ca i'\\ I (I3/I ni nt) b',-,. a) I , u5ETL RIhj -' - r zr" s r zrr - - for a long, lung time Recently us- title- making s i-n (if Iu'kr, for my st-if I 1 litnik along practical lines ate s Ti r-' -' $4) P4" I) om ___ .-' 4"" \ O\NL ottirri. A RIl S i Mat : I to Apt I Q I Diu-uning With allies thow tir-A ideas ), ou hator can lead to excellent results in the future '0. r our us oiL is done cngagr in your las-anne hobby Ii: o 'ruing that us ould Iipw! ti Itt ii 1 At RUS (Apt "(1 it, Pstii )( our Ideas Ui financial may be good but tuilung into them could lead it> I I '-sri,,sosiuthturn!aerlititaN Mate sure >-ou don't invest Ian cind your means Stious thai you are Wfluil'k 1U11 - I ,•I__. I . I l'Nl'l ma, I JUINC I 1 4 015F1 Worryi g ar'oui a oar " be- helped and engage- in activities that us ill firing nra ',zrss in the rican I uturt Join a sc'cal group that tan bru14 jdvancemirrit in ),our lift MOON ('III1 l)kl tiune 2 it, July 211 Don't burnt it I ss, lwt an opinionated Itirtid has its suggest m you could 10K ciii us litre it tounts the' must 'spend fliclire I me' us ith bin in the r%ritaing and tiring about moir Jim,",oil) LI (.) i July to Aug Ii I tin-get the social fur now mitt : isolking on a plan that "licans much to you Instead of ding in at turns us un-k alone- tot ties! results I osupone u s ciu tiass us utu an atso,,iatr It o Sept 'I (aetting anti outside actis it ir I H ('() I Aug 111th II fin, .n. 7"'' h.,- r-•',•-'•,,"' ., ,..,,u. ..r _..,.,s,,., 1.i' 011' that you desire Site, Lie-ar of a trmI'Ii,i, ne-us Appeal could only lead in ttc'ut'k I II1I K A (Sept 3 to O t 221 Pitt aside tasks that are not urry inipartahit and take 1 true to gather the information that is ta) U- your welfare 'sidt-ire'p one us tic i'. ht'c'kini Ito troul'lr • - lP h''LLY I 1UIIt It I I t I tIll !lt t,i '•\ and insert it 1,- Ropinnies, Rissillph.4 .iris The indHerwhe - 5r 2. li (44) Petti0.1$ Junction )II (7) hobby (,oldcbo,o [1*'VgZjVA%Vr4 I Pki 'stj %IAi t i- .ç - ". ... ti. 41ei fl her -ing:n-',r, ''','-, i S S ______ ...1. ...L. 1i the' haIt'witi nt' trouble at from the Carroll Rsstw Insutut. - u ._ . tiap~ lill~ Freat Welt is that after a "ndwich is made. I slip I r._ 41 40 S LArI MN LA T ti '1 , - I' -., I , AA '.'I .'-Y' rca, it ' (9) Peiping paint spicnic- tabkig inke.d - L LB • ' (N') (7) I, '' us I (''-'I "tia's I -., I eI( I '1 ,S I 011 FVFNdG (I) ' - paint in r7n halt and fount) nimnvt H ''i- scith ttttiputt H \' ( ,A - - t, r 'fir dead" is'usith wandering in #:a'hM a TUESDAY II -ir DF.J1POL1't P I • ' '- - . it I r s following in .uiito ,or t. nt ch. rut's never teen the . (i'IIIrn'n eu11 ' . 1 - y .1 dr;IrlRe tonoinontle ido An. ,*. (ill II',,., ()i, Your ' tl J .. S long man Theelfrops •' • clotorobit. This hirrion hoptiltolibrild ( , 'ri ho falls in luw. with by Hcimdohl & Stoff.I — ' - My answer is for the reader who has a lamp shade us ith ar odor I found that using a smiulie'r watt bulb eliminates the odor About 40 watts seenit right Thom. of 100 watts or more overheat the fiberglass an:: se'e'niiingts c-oust the odor However, th is sometimes presents rn t bias ung quite- as strong a light as YOU tht -- - ,: BUGS BUNNY " ,' rmsmille ,, . ho tin into nnrrr, I,y Al v ,meor \— ,~, 'a '" 'A '- tj - • LORENE tot:* & TI flt.t N V Iou .. '---- _:_.._ -- _____ - DEAR POLLY A RELIEVER Ps bE'A JERSE -." ' . a i futie'rgliuss final hours Sip me ' I . I , I i S 'S Ce lls V. L'Jles -- ____ - ,, •' JIM hisi, Rulprotlentli,st tl.170 A trial . - Fl ,,' F'renlis4, perililems.. a 'aife ahn IflCiCts rwking and a husband i an. rare of their two kKls k I '.argihi ) R:4.1n i.\ . I — - as4r'uk ii to 11w inner-c Invited guests included the tuo nxutner \irc White cornation corsages and Mrs Steinmeyer and were presented to the honor Mnws J. t. David, Fay Lee, nuts. mints and cake were guest, her mother, Mrs Ed Ilughs, Jerr Crocker, Bill s'rv'd to the guests The cake Richard Sr-hrnthl and the [)I,% 1 ' Ilaviti Carpt'ntr. decorated in triLh'grxirn's mother. Mrs I. Tho:nt. I IIrI, Bill Holland, ui- elliboritti' the chosen rotors with yelkt W Steinmeer Sr. Hostess gift E.arnest Wright, John Buhi, rtsc's rind green leaves and ca to the Prideelect was a bride's Karl Al le n, Richard Polling, numature bride and groom hook Games were plaed John Pugh. Damon Scott and -------Robert Lee .1 Also W Mme Lirhelberger, Dann Tirniake. Michael RiCharde, H. A Sleinmcyer Jr., H A. Stein* meyer Sr. I' A. Anderson, Harold heeling. Bill (ObW'TI, . - "' I - S I'. _ ufl.serip1,ion and Leon." __________ Ping.f'ring player fulls for beI - . anaed women ask what date it is linc whom to make the ctecl out it, Whs don't the's make hit check out at hum o sc they would cliii', have to fill in tiur amount" Better .stilt, it seems the- big' supermarkets could have a special line' for such people since the checks have- ic Pit- (iKed Itw This certainty would save a lot of time for w buis women ' a ')rI,l( ________ _ some Ideas for using land displaying them other than tilt- c'mrni.'t'ntii,riiii labeled _______________________________ dispiaiu case - HELEN " S('ORPI() - I -1 il i'ii.'it . - mc" Polio, C ii~ reply to the ,elf.rightouui, es-reader signed Iiehever in Ru!falo" us-tic, States that "God determine, win shall die and when, not you or anybody else Are the' physicians who maintain a human body by needles. tubes, and marbunes long after the human being in that suffering tiexty gone' God' Having seem both my- parents in ttüs situation recently, I do not tebeve It is humane or even mural to i,llrius it When tlws finnlb died, thr rn longer ever, looked like human being' I do not believe that kind of suffering is the will of ( Furthermore. I believe those people who are at, quick to till you what God 's will is are tiring vers prrsump Thank you for taking a stand for the' dignity of man in lii -. I Seashell Art Ideas Needed For Display - li never found _____ ! m l~]~ , P0 LLY'S POINTERS commended. - I 4 drill rvnwrp,ece flanked by two shower at her haj. rystaI rige10 Dri ve bonorini, Miss n,z'lIou tapers in rita Sc hendel. of W in ter Park. holders 1jyi(' sherbet punch, chips, :.wiree of her brother, Leon tA lrId*l -_ i -L I)EAII tAAh'TS: Yasir husband sh.uld quit Laug hing )nn rnoujb to ears a tea things Adult education has bt'e'II s lifesaver to mans wh. have deided to complete their riducaUbous to their forties, 1`1111.1prL. and sixties Vou are to he iii' fOr a HiL'i-'til4eJ'i( tt S I Si- '1 r it V it i,,volvetl I '1 . . , Ceelici ,cIie,ic/el Entertained W i quetioo brad oe.Sai: iEAR Mflfl' I have often been tempted to 149 rsnn - T '. - E41 HE .'. it t')Ith0''u III iIrl friend %lIl, qi iiiil his htfltIwt r 1i i .. ' ARC r;;Ya,r.t , L , 11 - - 44 14b r6 IttI ',I\' Nl(.lf I • / t •, ,,~~, ~~11 4 ) -' ' 4 I CI * Vt-lfl 'ilf.ririg TfcriAy Renwur!eI lead..the PiIIhar NPIC mimic in heeymptwwiy Ply h. 1IffIII :;''NI;heT ne',.l Russian eocnpvwr ieh$rh 1 l,Iri.se girl friend hw,e a fight Wife," Cwre1y ?aes ''r in he never finished Al'sn ',iewør in the ty Tht ahen vpl inn riI te. ran 'tw4urt 'or nurse f.lIrn tierrirues inrw' -ently rr4,ple 8tH Rithy anti Paul., • - '.. '' ,'l "" It II' I .rvry Irstile (If tFlIIl'tC jir,ql is taught '' .inI "nis'rut cii t b •'.- 'st"ti ::c j.1 sky Symplibribi No r' Roolliflum rnndu,tnr itnr in 5 l& :,r1t'ver Sr - Cecelia 'aP,"r, T 1NTFRTi(I ti b.rua, ( hung Ilti k WirflhttrJ in th^ \lt'ltt,. ,Ir,IiNp ., •'s nn Ifr aIk htm.lf (r from it ,i,,irrl,'r iiuirtnut hit' i fiJ5$' , -. vo~ RhIl t I "}1t) I' h I IlIt hoq In be '"" 0 I -* ' titøltl HlslA hviaplliil 'o r %t, PRISCILLA'S -. POP _ o Ping I'rg piayør i ;.',ivvl,i be r .. . — I : ; It s It I 11. 'P -.??i 1,?i'i -- . .', 1 I I . I 5 'i ri Pong"'llibli, title writer t1spistoporviii-pi ittop him from making the 11 vInicIy, theree dt a victim M ht •ittn kr,cqq nrwl,, r lull fr'iti, 110 cT9 ' . i\ ."\? N"), 7.1 - '" . .l~i ItI, . \. .11 • I ::;;: - ' . / .. by lorry L e wis 6 1, l . I; - — 1 ' Es LiE 13 1 (l.\ 17'I IS&1._IrhJljI C.l I! 1A ',t'i " . I. - follitillspirntion.4 trning I - • - ;01001 illotportifiti - qii4ilrnt,rt'e f"r iiuk).' Mitutir SW- :N T, - - . ____ ... 19 S th I'IMO BURNS - S P I I, . Our first child waa born so wverrls brath-damaged hr had to be ins*ltutlonaltzed Then I had a miacamagt ITwth bays I A year later I miwarned a baby girl After that. I had a hysterectomy. We put to to' adoption, and finally got a beauWul baby girl At eleven months she died Crib death A beautiful. healthy child simply dwd for no apparent reason, hiwtn us herthroken. frustratad, and I IId with needless guilt Obviously, we have no children, and we probably nevei will have any. We both have been thru a great deal. My problem WeIl.meantng strangers ask upun meeting (IT Hrni !'fl3r rl'iiItreri hive ''FIzi'r vru s fnmi? - . 'l.-.-hi' • CAMPUS CLATTEk HaI*bP.tI aewmtI . -- 45 ib.Ut i. - ' vrr.hr.tr- • 31 Formal Cb1wlI ltiios. ' (sulh S Csn'as 1 t ' w ipçieIlairnt 4,einanf 2 rnnwn 2s Duoppoespor ,hou.r tFsm.ni T Mintz.ctipta X.Monitrn Y Star in DEAR ABBY I have a problem many others have, and if you anwr? me In •your column. maybe others wi ll benefit from it WI 45 Musical 4 twst - I I._.. L.. ..J t_ . IL Ifl'21I III.I I R'J IIM 11,11W. ' • 4f, Femirsir AL 1 v puten B y riI9BIi vÔTI n t?I j t C.t D . - 43NCOtfl P:radiir tovr 3 Rawssn t"ttl 24 F.uropan ' _ 1 P41", f I C settle part V\ .1 17~, / _ Questiolls U SC t ci t / L ?) t)tj - ,,, it'' I ir • :iiu I ('III ( Snn?rflri `_5' I :: Deloor" IV* 11 • 1 - !k b -eak ! b6g, I - by Dave Gre .s i-, col I iflt littis us oil it u'ut ,-i P. $5 11511 sstit'nu' Susrs't hi it as $11 is tiisI I' I he r Illhlip. 'situ) 1i.s i.'lIu'sI ski*it 'Ii '' Ike I'shis It; s .4 1j , ul si ii.il laslui,'uu $ - Peil 11) ' lui'i • ji isis tu;s'tid huit th,e'i: tutu t'.itk geniI', lull h5' $tl)e'sI ' 'I titIiii( I s''es,ts ul sPicinv,. '.bSPOi'iJ i,,Jt4it5 Liuui-t,jI • kt'ui 30 3 ' • -, "—' hot li '• ," , a' ' ' - / �1ies0ay. Aug. 2 i. IS'ij tic Sarflord Peraio I ha' Men ' s Lib 1. VollevbAll Tot Ring RsI,tbatI Wants To Be A 'Househusband' Pool & De.ci Chaise FIot, Rafts (add, Swim Aids B TOM t$OR1O insvqLt Pit ti' bee-n itui-r-1 b ,arVr Fun, its ttu f4ilUifu iulper Ia V ?at Cnpk P64 I tnt ;i strong Pit iAti.ii h thesis on fli.as.uhnjt ri irni, iuLr '.J1VIa 00 doubt providing him with young assigned roles since hu, I'airrefl tac given eon. compulsion. Men *ho joke about qultung mcres because I andWomen's I.iberation, which coIlee iays, When women he ev ide nce of what wives they niadviecy on ho to get ak ,g %N * man, to go along with the he their jobs and hOTYW *0 dated would could only afford to do eager) offer In would make. l.ait!t, as he 11A going along take care of the house and kids game and go for the power and tier, LC his rw* gwr up their t' n inrrist tr,i rpart'd to en!t' itt wurld ,,is 'ifehat1a gocad I aL.in while the wife works, laughing :. na i nd 0rnticv' h'.tr:Li It off as men's liberation, might be slartk'd to learn that there is JUST FOR 14 ,)i$•iq 40 Diving Rings Writer Indeed - - i r. E'Ar Secrecy ON A POOL IN -.------. 'sou' I'- Acpi YAeO tarring a in , IR d"Of , ~ Kir 4F 4V I *_~ i cDcDL 0 aw liberate men Its no joke th at will soon brace an official mens balloon and I I Vv'ei (her ford -- _________ Geornp- &OW4 1.1.41 liberation movetritent. s-lIJai.as,. iii iooving • i ri ' 1 - - + UU - for-ward to being visited and ian.ar -- IIP L a : VV I " i - (Photo'. by (:irI of niens - - . ' a - • '1 'i- i -~r'04 hair . i' - -~ - Organization for u. , -.. - - ' ratir of the National Task r Classic Ill Attaches 4 &.". - - _____ b..-.._----- ,, ir •• --." - -r -'' .' T S amsonite s Newest Mod& .- --:ed to Pit' (;audet, 29 ithorities (1tqI they hail ía re,,nn to Conner? (.aud.t -s-ft us -ilteged als,.tsffiat,nn IN *I I -, so.^ - " l"Alvi: he had threatened *oni 0rommen,i made in al at(P4' 'Iriigstaire IR "tet 'rvlre agents i'at gun(r .! - daly night near Arr. J Sf With al man ft.'- __V ._.._ C.,I d %al : nvCnhion ri It's sa'uiutliing .iu stioulilni i"'tu-Iao4ah,'' ha' 541D1 Yonil ' - - W111,11 ir"Jill UW VW rn - 4• -- ,, _ __ __ I Hc..r,al'e 'ran a• r.'t .'r.' C .1 .v,,rrant algalnht (or- luau 'ualal i1iirialiit it should to I 4 i . I U' I r t 1 -t-14 t'ra'tt dir e ctl y t'rr.nt tte Ilrprars r 1114, Inve0igal lilt) oil the alleged . ,pIiIpøi i:t,erauon :itional . s Attache Cases '-•" . 1S4 lI Come In Early Genuine Samson ite'Silhouette I word 4 - Prc::I:ii;iiir:ii;ir_ iim No'.v In Progress I 4 0 Ma ah, sc ha' •irtl VeIl PWI'I' iii pt'iik "flV.fltfr)fl of lb. Vet Plot '1.-ut Nixon uliIrlrls- it brief viiiii tiara' ________ Sk,ilak) a fi.rilitattjr" good I S I ilIl I i I a 'I'iiil HIiII lit) liiw erifora a'i' 'it aifflruilc are ''n liii' little - - advertised ii Farr Mor strurtor of urban politics ' Rutgers *Jnwersity in ew VW4 .)rrst .is planning to recruit an U .irm)'of "facilitators" who will Wall 11"r Anti-Nixon S ic::::h1:::: 1'? Sh ruds • " /// ot Elyria, 7 '' • liberated by what 'at r, - - / asj 7). tV).-- I . 114&2; , - -_ 1'.." ir ."V.I_, ___ ~XL_~.. 1.3 Charles . 4 IA sunnydayn a Women's lAberat,ci ::' rii,srJj, summertime story A serious effort to a iifor,l Hr'r i If BLUE DOLPHIN HAS POOL GAMES -' -- . .-r-7' % . - .. - . a Pt '- .-- .. a-a' 1 had imeovered ap'consptrirv to •1iass1r:'- a a M. 'I 'rvIce saul Niinn .Sunday flh'' _:. __________ ar'eaj e Serret - I 11w r a ma of t Piams, invr I. vu lair Ii I Ir i - - " -' ,ru I I-'-- lit " ___________ ''r o- 'resident .ind that r'.iI to change hIs route ri i a' It was decided at the recmt ow. ..I UN '.4j L ',;it men must be brought :o- movemen t . Another can- - A •' 4AVU I1`111411 Buy now for the man of the hGuse. ___ r WA U - _______ k in SIa Bi0, 11 ' _, Ladies luppiap. and Buy e.i avautatie, 'lrap i.r Rut when he arrived at ft. F'- er,.ite -authout inriile'Y ;iiungla.1 hriefly with a r,wal .tiIhered ouitalcie '1 rig tnutes later, he 4rew eh.'r tftIi Soffli' •,d1A mn.nibers -1 their immes -- iP riticin will he held this tall to lain large groups of men as U ' ~arilithtors ill- tit, will return to (" w'- - Popular New Colors. I _________ Gold r I ( ''M #, for a Christmas gift. ' \_ aa is,. :, . "..r .,,. a . nppr.atinilmtm l • 11 * 'O-~ 0 :1 101 i l, - IllOL .1 s' _______________ ______________ 'a 'i ir,k, ssi' tii-s' been ssc,rk IIIu "Ii .111 .itti'iuilmt to iasnssIn.itmha lit "iiiauit Itiit.iSOfti(u%t • I— lilit this in per,,ilei live '' 4[jr Thrfacilitatnrsmessagewjlj rkjtr V. cameo s I.iberation NIVia1l?- iIi('tl L, •' - 4' tiberaucin Luxurious DuJSIp?0OI clot -- -- amen are eonfned and ift NWJ -- V v4:i.i V _i The 2" Statesman '? Th I-32 50 " Commuter MfrE Price am ,TamLUiC5 PCULY -- - 1ta-omud MIaM'iiltruuts -w I aruing Mens Attitudes easrth V.umens Ltberatior vaa..ar it,u cr ii the Masculine M>stiquc L Ladies 0 Pite I "14..L L 1 QW.' 1?.d, -, - Ladies 24 Pullman $ '45 DO 27 DO I edies' 26" Pullman $ 5 DO I 2 280 Men's 3-SuOet 1#M 1I.Ar 1 60 00 $3600 PLjCl'j('1 L : , ,:hl-Iii%~-Ight, MaC.;n(SiLIM S21ve a full 40: i S V11111.0 risks and asking the' questions that a i,00d c-urnpans would word want hitmi tta Also it pres ents o_ aruuisiau'rn tJt'eause' time' man wamrrut d about job see urits and a' .is laSS (mf tii'a identit'. its a '" a TAZV"~ - 'a. - - ' - ' - -' Molded body. Recessed locks. -. -' - t'c F * - .• MoVING CAN -- V ''" -' _ HEADACHE! '4' iar v i"o- w.t, .-- c'a- - 14 141' J - -- - 40 Wo 29" PulImin anon -S - .4' W.116 V." 11*4 11.4111 51*a I .41 14.,, .4, V..' "a ,,, - - _. .41 V.. .41' *a c - ar 44051 i'ar BAILEY 8349712 Co.vrib.nr , LEGGETT 8149217 AI?MvantC t,paog DOROTHY - -r'; a.-- PATRICIA RICH B34v7t2 t.ttorat pntrup F (' wa-i' HIt,DA RICHMOND II tn ' '1' ".0' V.. - -;.' - - ii_ ,_ ' -- "a,. _' "a' :'.a- , cm '17.87 1 "' $2600 ia&i ;"ai I..,. 'a' , i'-'i u•..I' I a.- a I ' Mfr: p1 SALE PRICE 'c-'.i.a '24.75 13 1.6 1 Ladies' Beauty Case 4500 '17.87 '27.00 '48 00 - '6000 Ladics' 26" Pullman Case '7000 Ladies' Shoulder Tote '2475 M.n. '34 00 Ladies' Handi Tote 42. 00 '36 00 '4800 Men's 24" Companion best selection. Quantities limited certain colors, styles. 160-00 Men's Two•Suiter 'io.00 - -. 1 STORE HOURS B 15 am to 9 p m on SRtuldaa- - until 6 Cl 1 2 EIsa nia-.-.p4 12 1 .60 ' '.' W 1, o'.00 FLO RI D A 'a' III> aatuulia•ia • lliiiunWd C.'... I.e. C.O. ,.•, a,.,,, a PIPA s'w Vs-4 1gt '36.00 6rw.j V"11111 '42.00 frW4 Palt P.MI 44'..0 'a',' ''.- Our irwo slot sd, Iota a1' ,,. as. I 'S 71 , fix Bean pressurized lines and tulea hfl (fur s)-st-eni with 540a.4 '.o: S. hsbIi kspanot t-s- fl:t' that rt'suius-t's humidity from the t'abi:i usid a fluid leak in an air. ('UiitIItioniiflg s) stem Neither is seriu,us n'obleiii, haul (fur ' SOt i" ' o...i. u, .a o'a ''"' 's" •a m'. v.. *a.'tø V19941 ,u, at tta i''sania'a till,; rubbed soap> water over se'.' bIt-s that would Uhic'&sLc ii k-ak. a,,, ". •.'...0 'aa C' i aa.a "u'a , p, p Ui-sn wa. , .4k. -, - h,..tr.as IJM( and Un Un Os C.i Un,,o,.i o •, 31141 (*10-0. ii- • II • ta. . . n. 43. ia'. 4'. me a 5$, 4 , Ii. II'. W . .• .. , - ,, w.. 'a,-o, ''" 1)-..0 .%-1.1111. •, - - - -. - ,*. -, - - - - ' ' , - 24 - .4 - • 3'. ,a 4, II. I. 35 pa'. ,p, u- , 11'0 W. at 13. W. ii mp' s ip'. u :. • • p. a, Il'. Iau U'. it • u'.'. u'.. ra • pu. - ,, - ,. ,. - - 1 ;a a: Area Deaths - I lt i)I• (1 1SF 'a as a clii -.i ii file' II Lu: tj tt'iuuiiit't' k'pu.mrtuse'nt of Itt' - - II> alt' l-% er.'tt I lint'. a au fl ! llua'a , ivateirut, tI'at e'inl> Siiimahs'. usl Sa'itiiiitilt• Yale'aauaarLsl I Iu."uit,i I A ia..tt t' of 55ili5iiiii'aaiii "., V.a , lie hiatt lived iii Satifturel Itt' Past II II uiaaas suit titare ttutuia 5% uiliaiiisaa,i lie war, umssaa,- uisIeai at Urlusunlo Sutis tmrs include' Pus 'a La Sirs •,urue' Burkett, ttii,'eal,muglite'r 'a Sirs I,es eltu' I hemiiatastaii, Sin 'a Lh.ntstine it t'tstt' St a\i,, a- gar' 5 uiu,ta.a,s, ,ill at lake' )t'ssup brothel , Jiiaa hilt Burkett, lit-Ill ltia-i'li 12515 SitaIls I 'aol tat Kitt'atttia, •Sia use' gr,tiuele-hsilatrt'n aulej three - ' ,', '- f aa r Stirs is tars ifit lode' tiss s fle t,s York Stork Eschange' 'l'tie I ).a'.s Joust'', ui%- i'ruai' aaf :ti Itialtisin i,sI'a, whit-ti lsut iii',snl> t Sbus low taut its., AIIA-riraii slotAirb, dooti , a tit 'ass tlsaa Itaa-i llaa,,r,I sa'luuuasIe-,iah'g , It,llajwe'al b> i h- c-Is- & down 14 ill 27, and Chrysler, ( irassiikoas l"usa'r,sl I haunt' is luu a tsarge' of arrusisgeulscuits. ala> (su t - Ita.' at 87,4I), its lowest point In 2') iuioniti,. i-tar VisItant' "ii the Ne''a Vaau k ihares, the lightest sulutuse .ini .a Funeral Notices , , it , I ir - , VIil tan. '.5. pm iai .1 ti-* S.t.,o,d .m-.o 0.0 SeiU, *11 ti .110 a-i. in - Wa'dn..aism at I 4aiaCO* a- uO.r*i iSptiai- Ch.v, ., fit Ri C ,,,auiin 5'. flj,I .1 ,$ v'I'iiil'. O,aa.uIp* (')rus Alfred Burkett. 75, ol It I. Baa's 3:stsa, ?Stu,lthusiial, elicit hiuua;asluml lii' 55.,, ts uu,shsu' tat I s'uac'.-a ('ousit> , Ala a nd tidal fair the past 16 1912, 1 tnat, ,a ($f o C YNUS a %CO. Ifil #,I, Alt— t IttIrll i i iti a ii,, 3 M.ui.aaj ,eiwdetj Moaa,ia, ,, ra,s,a 41 3 years hit' was a vt'ht'rusui sat WWI anal -I'. DURk iii ii, litot'k Hiurkrt prices lilt n". - - t daiid N11110.1) al Sclilliliolk. McIllorlid M9 11 lift jillil. :- 5 '-at, ('hue tlstigtutvr, Sir-. grrusl-graimeh- t,iltlri'uu %ia'l"giutalt'nu - .tui,l 1r,iiiskmaa'. Fat-c-rd II i after siulaslaisug hrls'l Is List week. oil - Sestor ps>e-tiolug>- . aeo , . 1$ 14s, 34', v. a I aatt 5% ads- ncivag IUUCI ens list' New " Wuanitler, 1J, was snujurest Aug. 6 when th e e'umr in which h. 'aims ruling cealliale'tt 'a thu , I'ggiug trot-k Interstate near Su,list,ui's'. ,. a - ,, and V:- time prsilas' rid,' l)ithhieal tim tam 9 'ai'atu'i 'a - Sir', Jtii.tiit1s I )aui Ieneanu. per a-lat I Is-re was a-s-sal-wa-tI a,,iiusuI ,,iati Ysirs I'.stiline' Pra-suii a' maui Ilie slatll,,r usual faswl I .,,l(aa'aa-, Slut ingtii'l.I, Mass i*istl it - "c.' .-Iii~~& - - 111-lit""' 1--oo, uth i,new ug a, to inform follo,A1119 tits injur% it, an automobile accident tswl.i> as iiifIastiiais tausal rsoaruug uuIs'rs'sI rates s ituitiniva'al 40 '. IQ a * as It IV IC. IS'. ii... s. , W. h ii,, V. 14. 1.'. ii 'a 'a 3 40 ' 5'., , , N a-t prt'.uuknl of the status ' the imv,itigation. the spoke nuian tail 1k refused to sa> whi. Hit areiiu tt4'tI45i'tJ th alki, a II IS i\IaI II S t U' Blind 'atn,a t-a. oIlipaa'aer Ste '.it %Saauitlt I has bet n tr insferreal to the t (1 A %ledical (.e ncr I usui is V. aiist&ani 'Nilt flu S ( heupital fur further tts uinrha't pals-es lit'isde'st lower ,, at S to vie Wonder From Co ri t I ri i.,' eci Inflation Thur l)ow Juries average tI .14) inslustu- lals wuis a1twii uuluivaasl is mitst hear (It' owniiusg e,usal tie- ''- -- Alexander %I lIjig Jr tie'n with Plug before nicetu with Agnew Exet'utist pnstkge is %xr gruac queiition," North rsaid It is a a .*hd defense a it could ha ppen. In a con frontation on cxc (is t pras altm,e er on separat; t powers (litre would e uurse be a full blown hrtc V. F at a s a ti'. iru ' ' , with White house ctuef at ii.:' tat Stock Market Slipping ira, ii-. ui , , W. W. U. 5' 11 12 U's Si - St N's '. pP. 11. H'. - '.-, eta. It II. 4 , , II Ii 3i 4'.• SIL. 4. H Ii'. 5i,• "s )1'4 5354 to i.s arjj J' 74?'. - ' \tcansshile, in Washington. the allegations agaimit A4nt"", - a, t a' -"--''--- . riner ,mi-ciate-for poui!:%tortitin. bribery. conspura, -. a I Las rmuat hinesie Vice Foreign Min- - I hats Li low the Iightovt'r thi Th it .ernr - ists'r ('hian Kwan-iiva In Peking on tonday Corrunturust nuiiit,er In ian article in the St'pte'mtivr Issue of l.-adies Home' Journal tr'a lidd said she doe 'an I know if her husbuid will talk even when he' gets out prison - ra *Ppit5 [is. Supreme' ('ourt Justice William 0 attn tuusti bt't'n treatt'tt fear a ljruain 'ontusioti 'and shuass eel a-s I t'tk',t ;mni aj ress a ti-.i,oa W. W. It.. 10'. 40', 10'. . I V,,i,o ISa - ()l ,, I)' I,- I . - 5 Oniau '.'.J 11 - ti II) Ill'. - a - • 44 4?. 41 4'. II'. fl, 11'. 5). fl' 13. 11'. 410 1)'. $)%4 4? 44'. 44'. a hice l)sapurtment ske,un.aofl'mt'dthjl Att &;en F:iiI - lti haraiian tual aI&usa-- daten t know- whe th er her hu.sbuand will ever explain his role in Uua A iterguite burujua> limit slit, sas he ft tls he is strsing hi,s countr'a b> sitting In jail arid sa)Iui, nuthin, tic has ump.ina.'d himself to a iPture it soldier who gIst s uril> ta's ii inie rank and serial Report as , __s 1'Je'1/v M rs Gordon Lid dv They found papers hearing Corona's naflies in two of ' grave's sit the' 2 men found ulead anal o vuirn'tv of liItt*hutina'al stuns in his bonn ( irs uand rusni Pt ufli Ai ihli lw.rLs saint was in ( (arcari,, 'a handwritini ttauithin'aIU a it ii tutu 'a f si 5(0 Of the ia buct' Rut th nt wart ii at utrit '." 'a to hit 'aba> i 'a .. i.., a- • y, ut • a,, 44. 44. i''a't.d 4 , 4,, 4a, 5$ )'a fl', PS'. We $ RCA lU• li1, 2;1. Ri-p Ui ''t1O" 4". 1?, a? and 34 H'. W. Roi- C C'* use, a,.. a wv. p 1$• fl IS • saa e. • M. •. .. 4• 4S 5 H'. ii'.t I$ 1tn Co II', ), )i' %u, Ø a... 'i'. . , Jill. 50 ,, ,, , 14' , aj4' , i u's'. 74, 73'. 31'. 11'. $I's Ii'. at as . t• . a, 1"'. l)I' 11 • ill $• 5 5 rIlla n •' teitesl in 'Ilk Pus trial (oron.i said onotherpnisoner told hint his name has bun I nit wspnpers recrntl> ba.' hUM of comparisons of Pus aust wiUi the Texas in ass iiiurtkrs Hut tororsa said he alidn t read an of those stork 'a or ssiat hi television news atuuunt_s- Iso No liii not intent sted I , sorry about how they found thoc bodies, I don't reosl iiitxut 'auth thInis I ifl (It 1055 snip r - indicted while in office, son ,thing never lone be fore. Agnt'is, (u,rnwr governor %Iar)L:4 is being investigir -' 'a uth other political ansi bu-; - s,s of them - - lNniiva said 1)ouglas also met Tseng I14tn-4hou vice pres- %li'lled Corona said after till- trial that lilt. tat Sr hiss sItar> amid that II assk s tkt iiaari hurt ' (aaron a s isa, tar'(jfl alsodlsa.u,ssul sauna of thu. lncuriista,itl,il e shienu against film, but fie offered no explanatioll not raised during 4 '.4,. niitro- s s,j' fur lIe lti'a'.ina,, "a'tii.ai tit s-s. opuno p,a '•" huurs Monaja> in a futile sa',ir-ti $low '.41' _______ -tl,s orbilist trip for a 1-wenure I -ak tit a , 41. P. C t'auu •anaai t-'-'4 94,41 . j Jack It I.,otistiu, scheduled O,*4 Poas-, 'a ".- e ',, , 14W4 a. .41' &.j 128. 80 $IA ____________ - lIitrt of list' tIa for ts'kss'opfl' S *0 oteae'r-'.-ation of tIM? i(JJl. 1),'. a Oillen K Gusrnsott was to t-uii ' ''i-'.$e'. dtx't auia"diral anirlsi,lar astrorio. ? Pp. 'a' "111011111111 , r...' ._ '.43! DO george stuai-t ,, 514 A( I. ( i-is i Ell, lltuusts,ri A,,"'°' t? a Al' a The' 5k) lab 2 uistzo. 5.t,aC'i 4 44 .a i p riaut.'., disappointu'-if at not find-11:."111 .-'. inig two leaks sri itamn 130:1, return their attention (ii (*u P1* .a,a-ienutifit-. i,as'dn-al anti e'ngi •r...-.j. ,, Ca ritirirag i'Zis'nuJIiu'nits toala>-. (,4 (p,j Mission e-ouiuutansjer Alan I. r ---. Id a 'a lk'an plann ed a final teSt ami a .,, , baa-k jMi( k Iuaanis'us 'nuna unit 1)v,, f'-,o (l,' 1.411 - 'ar p m Monday tPmvu Fraj i,,, ,, Id5 - ciau Veal .w,i iaa,t frZ i, 1441 i,., - -,,at . 120.40 , 110K • '.. - - - 0. "" t. ii i' I#54 - , '36.00 i '--' 544 &-:" Special prices on all items limited to merchandise now on hand. Shop early for . plied. "Naturally .... I didn't decide i to rest the clise then). My attorne>- was sun' that the prosecutors proved nothing" Noon Stock jfl TI) e lNouglas had a friendly talk ,Aith - - At i-411 i'' P4141 '28.80 4- p.4,' W.W 1116.51111 Ladies' Weekender ___ U p set e.;. i.d' Men's 21" Companion - 4 TOKYO a Al1 a Asked Mondayti ha' thought that was us mtst4ike,('nrona re Va &I X.01 VWr 2 1 .30 -; i4*4..sr 54*4 - -, 11*4 VAr VW.d $W 0'a' 11*4 44*4 Var um Voir um 11.11.10"I 148 $38 - MARY L. $3800 Men ' s - &,-P4 cur -, I 10_-_' V.. 'At 134 97 T;' iri ia4 se M.n'u - pilip 1',4l' EVE. CRABTRE[ 132 00 -, ___ -_ Wrld V.0 "it .f Ladies' 24" Pullman Wall 114*' i'4,1' '44' 1141' " 14*41-41' i" 511-0W , , ] f difok. cm -: -- uaI' call the s Lad.,' itou aaci hal For fast rehef , , L. IA ii Lids..' 24 Plimar, Lid.,' 26 Pullman WM -'a '- u'-' i1' L*di•s '' - BE A REAL sevi :'.4r a le - \-rthrnp •iL-asu a.aa(m'ul tttt' ..rí' conflittin, leu,iI views on whether I Sire president an I Wi liia m 0 0 0 ug IOs against his client, but he didn't present asinglt-AiLlims. '1 5.81 'a. 11001.4 - •- . V.11 I ' , - another trial to It'll his story ('orona'sforincr attorney, lUchartl Ilaw- k, haul promised In openIng arguments of th e trial to rebut prost't-utisaui u-vud.'nct' able I nes u put it in ms mind th it I in going to be here for tsar be-causa. it s not right betiausa. th't s Impossible flie will base to prose the truth He said ha. is read> and willing to take a lie detettor test if the authorities will give him one, Asked if he, knew who did utnmit the murders Corona replied; "I don't know, sir," l)ressed in blue prison denims, Corona uupoeared relaxed .arid in goamd tie4ilth dur in g an iota rs n w Sluanda> at the (all lornia Medical Fat dO) 54) mile 'a northeast of San Francisco Ha. blaned Puts ( ons a flori sari tii'a attof'tai s 'a deuslon not to let ( orrana or iris otha r di fu re a tflt 'a'. it slit> in the six ' - Lad,.s 111*4 ; . .r " ' ,, '''a , iiivanth trial (hut t'nulu'd lust F t'bruars - (anuana saul ha- 'a ints "Wh) d(tes an innwent riwan spend Ids life in pris,on if he didnl commit a crime. I th ink th at Justice will be reason- VA Ae T Am Innocent I true and (,ritj knows it us not true the 39-se ar-old ( orona said 'a _-- ' , ¶' I ' CushionCOmf 0 ii h ndle Beauty Cole ',W' • ., - ,- ' 1__,1;8hh1', 4,si-'. The lu °a°e with th• new look! w 'a A? - ,'•" 5.. flit ii s liLa ration leader 5f. _________________________ -'- - ._ but thiut stritihi ha' Pits own periarruption. aurnal - tiuuit'v Ph' an't ha' ;ui,ide 11,1's ham .iiisi' 1w has tua,'ri I Laatuim' -- ** No'No'%(I' Whatever th ey a(, CU.Se Ille fur, I know it is not 1 iSA .41' ',• I Pit W', - ___ st'stigiatirig alleged political Tflat %Aas th". na~un's largest mass inurder case until 27 bodies were unearthed In Texas this month. The former farm labor contractor said it is impmsible for turn to think of spending the rest of his life in Jail. clesplts. the , 6"Willio VW SlAr - Saturn 'u . I 1W.01 VAr 0 , t ,-' VM0 'ji -'a,.,.., - It,\l,'FlI( )lU- Al' a - 1 lit' Isit marl (watit t lit Jaistitta a bitt jtitlt,t of tiut, U S l)istrict p.irtnaenl th.it ha. could ha. a de 1 muon of \l ir)! mu S.i) S Vice femkint Judgt FAts anal S l'residt'nt Spiro 1 - Agnew can t tirthrup said in an intersiew Is sc&la;au'mnaa.d tim testif>- before Mo,iulis - lit' could agree to speu- i.aI grand jury in' •ippt'arvoluntanilytfhe wLsht"d, I() __ . 1.1 -- A( A'b llli,, I alit - r Al a - k-.mphatically proclaiming his innocence, Juan (uroru, sass he lives in faith he will win a new trial and prove tie did not murder 25 itinerant workers near Yuba City. ('alit,, In 1971 , . t i,-, ? 25 It/ti rants Corona: 4k ... vr dt ~'Save _________ •' 1. Ow V.al j 1011M., "'.41411 '' .r s - i I I jV. ....,r - Of 1(11/in ir on present inven- s , Bars Agnew Subpoena I . "I - A - tm<iuon hr doesn't warn to be ' jJ I The Finest Sof'tside Luggage 11 ade! *ame A quahi uçcg€. sa to , , a a verias l.add r of attiut st'ment without se'riuusI questioning whether um ii not they rea ll ) want to go 'a here they're headed - %% -1 I '-'•'_.A _____________ 41i4 6#Wj liar aanttfltinhi i tha' Use niiaslt ruaditiriruul role as brtutdwinnei- ~ _ ~_ is V.Ar % / -. bI % t/f '" 'i DO i38 DO Men's 21" Companion T'-- a., an s . ssi "' A. 11 - ' Ti.i. 14~ - .4 - '141 1111, -41~ 11 - '.1 - ' ow P.Ar I 4. '.&Iu-'at "" 'a' -- - ." A Pro,uUmt'a1 Nisuan Ira a 1111,11 ____ a .' L"*.l . ,,.a* * Mill! WAU I-::: clkwot'k CZCCUU%r He r ctls ik lures that a an chat eta rung rule is t,tud Ism $Ar utha Inner, Traditionalls i' doesn't even belong \ - $1 800 a judie themselves-on how effc'rtis'e thes are as bread' - 111%' I ... _g ~W_-~_f~ 6&__t_k~_ ,1_:`-_ .: u'ar \ '22 '3800 'a .a r flying on tn the Western .U, Ila.se ;it Son t1enent' -,s'.is wert'.t-,ar I aapsIrenty in ref•rena-.' 'ha' receg They'll that himi New (r a:r.ars motorcade be wrubbe-i a,;iiis. if the iltege.t ''arnever ean.-aI 1111 '-1 aIls 014' (aifIal)lr;Itaars want -h I- a.'i: .: Ill ' ;:- 4,1ultifil"r ' r a,fte one'' - SALE PRICE i UI,) A - a - 'flqç 100160 rw. 1 , 'fit: tireadwamff role mea hula fight their W*) up - - -' Fafl •'rret bombing of aIi 1%9 _____ - if . an- - -, - '° ' ¶ .s he '-(irsttirnehehudorr1er- 1 ' . ____________ ini UM "ar myque Of fin I Men we confined and con. (M 11,11611 ,,. - & W 40 .. . _ : i: % stique. fir mill have a hoink 7 0 . It— - ;~ jlI!t 1 Mail 1- ~_ . ~t_- i. uw , ,4r . - - 05 W,tkt,iil*, tp'oiii% Ihoinpt,,a 'ne$tit - tAte '4'°al bur u.s a-o,.ta (LI4 Cif&!),tcm44 'II tha'p, I.[! , .."'t !r-ITI!~,- I .6 , a -Si I - '51 5 III a �78-The Sanford Herald P.. SnrfciqrJ Harld Tuea, u; :L 11 - 4 - •P ;ive t ' •. '. ht'cn d(ided wit 3 I 1'ri'b terian Pitcher Chuck riit.eenter power alley. He .sLt (if rti$1r 131J% Tbe Wt'Tc invn)'J in a Racaman ifltentrntuOl,. W$Iktd athanced t. third when Chuck I 3 3 utine C..thIbc Church tr' a p1anff for fourth place agairq I 3 Jeff 'At th load the bas I.vtle gr(rnded out Parsiis La%rlIart 30CC - -. hanwujp Wifl over F&ri4 St Mari Magdelien but ended in He 4 i I I ?V (1 FX'eded to retire the then scored on a saCnIICf lb by sb.ienan Church of . 7.7 deadlnc&, and tnn', PrCvOt?C side bs getting npping hut-let 2 0 0 0 p ".uut.land in the S,UtI, Scmrnujk KOTWr t( lb to leftfield tuir The •rar.Id act' iho reh 'otb&Il League he played cntirt't 31 St Augustnie ploded in the sported an$-3 win4os record TOTALS 'Odk tU4h The ortt night Catholic Learn fnRrn'iri inning as the sent tins season was awanieqj '.like lnSsnie Uit' AuiCs tx'hifld the shut-out plUlung nirv' men to *1w plate Jo1u1 gam( hafl Kossnie- pitched to ne,b1.f'ia.i £5 S - iuir.old roo4at" pitcher. Kww'r won 4.0 Forester started the inning by no more than four batters an ' scattered sit hits and If-year. L.OI If St. AugiLIne fl fj, f• 1asbin4 a single to leftfiejd inning, and other than Parsons I) ParwnTh 3C old i 1-timer' Jeff I'r drove place Community Methodist f Marts Burns drew a bLSC fl PSvlbee'i 25. 00 no one cached second in tIirI'e tUflS to pact the Augie ('asselben hails Player.Coac. Frank Fr The leading hitter for St hampionspup bid at Sum0 l'his ganr also ended n 0 then grounded to third causing .ugusurw' was Voeck who went Slrncec lb 3000 Field in Caelberry tie, called zseof dtOC a force on Forester Second. ;iso for three. Forester. '" 020 The following night St Sacker Lynn Voerk then sirigjed Pet 30 3C Augustine, the darkhorse -eu-a, Ietuu Burns, and Jeff 1000 their foe -2 'rr, gn into the pla.oft ls'ading the Presbyterian ''' ' ' He took ser,d tin the throw 'In get to the finals First I •' - -- r,, -- ----- our games left on their '.eheduk, the Augies had to win :%'t Urrws to nuike a berth for .- A(.Gl,STINE C.ATH(iLh 'flh'H nrier Cu! "- ink Fry, Bob Talasko, Bill Lauretta. Jeff Provost and Mike with a single, thamonte Chapel in a slugfest l'k'nnts Rurn added 12.& &ause b singling to left to score : ' ' "' '-.. 1' f'i - ' S Mcintosh, Smith Lead SSA To Third Place 'L1 - Nas ' t' (duiiur:,a nailed i'ttrnitrirj' bast'tmlI si nIb ( oat-lies, tb I anti ptCit'SSiUIUet c'airet'r u 1i60 S ten I the- oiit s i'tc'ruin 1 r.tauys ii 3-3 tie and started the Iteds no to thtu' 8-3 t'Ltra.ififlurni' i'mrtt.r m.-4 decision, But in the' end it ii its the' uung legs of Gisr Ma.tthews hen-n n 1050, that untied tiw - I3 ('4 M.mda', Games Raturnori' 4. Minnesota Linisas (it 6, Nra 'mn'k 2 051,00 5 Tt'ziu 4 thum awaiting the first &wtNastaae match of the year, and they were rewarded with incite than tiree hours of taipei-b tennis "31 couLd have gone either said Sastaae, and Smith ItnP: ilinlItCS scheduled Ii'troit }"r - uuan 5.1 at Oak. boud Iiultzrnan 18.-lu %1Ilaankt . ( t4he at HzJirI MOrel -o at Ilunruarig N ----- 'But I fmgur.-d ttn't d ii all nm. for sure ' Aittos lii, Pifstij 2 6-foc,t'8 Astros hinhun 1i4 I(i1 i ': - - Ir - ____________ '- ' .&,a._J' . - - - - - - --4 . '- 'lhit'te'ir .i lear. Kmnsan, ltcsit,'cl the world iiiik' rei',irtl tm 3:51 1 - . -- - f '. '' . •' - -' - - 'thoM' ii en' tin' il.nry fI,ut s fir tiutimi Jmuim I Ii' sims us tnt's' unal easy running tin. four lips as - - - ' -. .' field, llt'nt' it is the SUiItmiit't 71 and it reiiiains liii' fastest iiiiht' in tue huoks, It is unusual or a truk or fit'lct rt'riur,l to age - - - - u trin-agi ;it P 'i'-is-tisret 'itiflrit',t,.,, it hiuniturruiru . Satsouial League East furct.ualle'r. fIirt4'd with a perfect game' into Pittsburgh tt sixth inning, tt'anaed with a Mttnmtrea.I nsu-tutte'r mu. the' rse'nthi and 'liic'agu -- 2 GuING }iO!'IE il:IlI) 'I'tn're is great dciii of cw'((ititI(.fl these tlavs hhttit it p. will riot st4tmui uumuchi longer 'hut' runner scores - -- - Us' first twie tatters be-lure Al Atlatita t,uhilu' unit l"I-' -s'ntur fiG-P 1 , 'A st,,rtu: - c,:, Li of last )cai S Super En P. u.., Tn A S PROSPECTUS Q5ri to 111 a year :' I 1pturss may pLay togt'ther (Of' the first time this season when itnuck rairbank.si and tea - l'rudat night to hO nhamnpion Miami f'.t fLt UP but that ('r'rrn back l.iod Mumphord, ii to 'ull Inn us! i"ast four clns'suit .upIs'iir tue hats' much Florida Stale ('oath lion Shula saud running l.arr) ('sonka and Mcrcus-1 Morris tt.ok fiiii ifl Monday's practice and "if they i even season In tact Irt problerr is going to be no' t: ItnUir' Club sins told Monday I sin Breaux houston 311, I'utt.sbui'gt I •, e, . FCtmVnNG - '' n-to' "n-p . ,u:a's 'I) i_sf-sec , - Mci'e pLiacrs will be' seen in the ,'hauu:c in rules. "fins niwanis," Us' t'uachu i,imid' "flout there iii3) tJt'('flti'5' C CS OlS, *rt te b' b,t P4 ' - L''w.' ' " I $''' 'C C tn-I •'- --- "--''S . 'LItIIS Isill fur Us-u M'a'Jsu "umit's fronum an Inlipresal'h'e tt'tiit of i'pi't'talists that will (au' ttui- field when field spring muhmowing and that t'uat'lw's uttc now t'ourdinutung position or scquen'e' uf dow-ni uidit-atu'z its riced fit tiit'ir Singiung out pla)crs, an 3.3 at t i, -S, r RUNhiP ,, '4'u''' of English. Irish and Australia,, ustru. lion play Iur III.' vnjoyiiue'rut it th baseball is fraintuonally larger hut tighter thin t hard, leith.'r.oiv'rec$ rrirket equivalent '. gnntl hitter cn.,Iu1 stay up for three' r (.'ur h'airs (eIyS Brown, a mneniher of the lockheed (luti -'rh.. There IS no (Ixewl llmension to ii.' iiter amn,laru'c n jo' a'!t Some lsetd.s have dopes. aoiiue ur' tIuk country beromr' tins ,\huu1'rIn11n,,al ias ls'oiit' I i.Iui'titIve' sititle in England it's Ilm cut imuostl for picuisuri-." (ru-kit, for the layman, is mad.' Alan ftrMn, "with wicket.s in the •'r '' The two sets of base marker clumps mound to home plate, in efferti at.' M feet apart, against ricef uh' knor ;• ;; ;;';. ball in cricket ' If he 'o desires, a hatsrnan "nfl run to the other wicket when he hit.s the •) l "i,., II ''flu, ii,,n n_Il'" )' ''I P.1 us cut md weather conditions l,;mrp. ('anit,intlne' .1 ',V.'çt indicT ' •'nnsu.b'retl me if the P inc-I i'riekm'te.'ra of ill thur Liter Lrt ui a howler pitehcri, point, rover taunt, iiiiul off, mimi on, short slip, third mioin, square leg, deep mimitl off, k'ep tool u.n. and wicket keeper 'uitibwr A re'guluitmon or champIonship r:u;itrhu 'or game esunaLsis of twin plinrul English novelist John F'.iwles in a recent Sport.s illustrated article, "liuis antediluvian common mneussure Is touch closer than it took,c," he akIelI. since the • rlcket batter stands in front t.f his plate and for the one 1115* vacated by the tM1tsrnin, it they both reach the wicket in safety, that rount,5 one run for the hiatt.'r If i i,s an estra long hit they keep 'in running, and a run is scored .ver time the baisman reache, the man over to sit in on Ing1ana1' house if ljirnt,s Captains .1 iicket teams .mre 11km' u'oaetws, they ire ,mll.pnwerful They make ill th. tactical decisions through 1 game 'The unipir.' is god,' said lnn •' - " 5' Field, out of Gaunesv*lle High. is a source of lanuta Itamsoni ' .,: - . n ø . , '1 e ins . •, 5$ Shula said quarterback Bob l's' 1 rIc' hr 'r t "ft cl. • Olynipo' i,500.nmi,'ters bncnu;e cnftt'ni go uigain.st ;m 1:30 meuult'r ,nr sitting side of tb. .daesd1 's (lames S'IT I' ran*t'lacu at Montreal, N S..nnl)ieguat Ptula.de'lptua, N uryjuuitt'.J Us' t'apbiIits to the' weak side' lunctnatker l.a-si Angela's lit Net 'i'narnl' N (aus-uuuuta at U'icitgu St louts at Atlanta., N I'ittirburghu at lirsuttum, \ Guitor n'oachen_i While Nat Mut' dteat's'lau,ts'd Wood) Greene, 210, I iki - - ' u i .'.''' ta .: -, e 5'." ' a ' a' -' . - - - 1 learned ii lot of thing_s last season. I diii mit train as hard as I tinu' in the - .,, ' - ' ' - *'% : _ - - -' - --- -- haunt' to iilay. aun.' .ntalnst the llills 1lcwcuiiington, III, polk.' ui the l(ctkins say they don't snow a'hether Thaimnas turneti restm'nt running back Leo has ' - ' -- him' helping promote tmo't't,s I Near tie end 'if the game. 'inns was subj'tetl to vera, ..buse anel wu.s the target fur aecui:'plistun*nitz to ran-k up ti Us' 'won" olti - hopefuls" ituat tnt-outage-si 'l'bt offense still go into each nn,mak,' 4113 uirds in jtnurus arid tic touchdowns, The "rack-'.'mn.up" nen 00 the de'fe'nse uniits will ace to it witt.'twd the- e-arI drills a-,j Injuries put Vinre' Kendrick August Zo lnternatic,nnaj Trot to be' held at Rooe'i'e1t 1-tacrwa - - , •., ......' •- Of A no th e r P e rf e Ct ' . -.-. Ie'rhu.ipr4 hurt by Ibg 8 \li Kt'c 5.1)5 hiss Uuius i'rsuts ii 't'mrt. 'uVbLshimuttuimi anti LJCI_A tnuiuthierni ( miliforniii 'I rsnj,unt', art' tic' l'rojnnis' prliiuuiry 2) I N C H E S B V 3 'set McKui 'su I Ithi Irojumi thu uqis'uirs letter thiuiii ttn'ei I NC HE S in udimig Anitlionis I mvii, tb. ntnn4'Vs'r)thuiflg tuuilhak; nih'. ,nimi.'el junimeer quiirtt'rb,n'k I'at lI.mnh'mu ani lti'huirel Wcuual, thit' C SIl-Anuii'rii 'utim lust ) sir as ii IDEAL LINING MATER IAL (They Just ' ' '*nupiw.nminmr.' mnth.'r Is'rfe(t MtliSOti inn' not h4x'mis drills He is llt'ifli his , 'id I lie' unujuru.'a. to Jobnin> tmuddle-Im.' backe-r slut, but there are mndk'atoins of strong frfen,s . and smith "a little 'tsnlor:icath . t' ll The Frenc'h mar, j i,n,n, ,9' Sri" *1, pt'b' o •$tfCtiC $siOu0 start to toes. 0. as i' Scra wit y Szlcit' y S Pn' lii it ii c-u I' ; nr.' , quit. Evt'ri uf ityun convinces I)nrIll$flt'lR''* ri:.urk '1 he (lie Bull u . can soac rc, .etinl is ill try hi u,iakc' their liii- ugautart Ankamusas aum M.'iuuenm'iiml CAN RE CUT WITH SCISSORS I DEAL F OR ROOFING o •si, Ooçon.s Te. ,.i,,.,, • INSULATING tang word UI 1I169 b) upsetting flunks (',clisa',uuim ,r ' long, sincl the S.nuli,c'u ( oa.k Ow offeitse' position that Ne-itle' Pride. Ur* de 5lai has The' nwipetition wall produce lflttti'nation,J thus time will cari:uta'rrstJn rtsults", Beaus ry a total purse of $150,000, as inrultils' utft'r auliphs' (III. porlunult) for upsets After It'll b iwhal b$ona FSU'baoa. s us s1 Pats ofanh,.d è CWOCRn• 511 bi .'dsaou. - au tn mhw divlsioe u. 300 N FR ENCi-i AVE tho. SLits' star, was lwbt ' .attn_r-oI-uat ti I Iii! List now its oing tin t'ounc Its 'n.' s:,.)ux) soul wumt1tng irr-ui. bjmucts 'Ju'ini-n fr'.mui the sIaniLs ru'!it, nC was a vacuum tiottle, lie retrieveal the bottle intl F?1II Los nigrles Ranuis Igri" I safety Sieve I'reese 'is I p" , ne!It'r,w 'JUt .1 Oregon St.et.', hm'cklcr but restrained thienmi that lie is t,ip.ibl.' cnf breaking bus ow- n rt'cnird, they will lw.trit out that thut' lT us SAN I)IEGO, ('alit, --Carol c urrs'nIs .urs' s tr , er) Static is a professional stromig,'' saint Mrs Stirke Tl* IhiStifl.'tr 5155 limitimer, tshli('h, on taint took uric out in the center, ul tot thinig. )UU put up with It'i a per(u)nnance4)vt'r.p4nn the tower wall, lie t pu of thing. The next day you pernulsatun by Coach Gtrurrt.' liiiiitt'd tcu iiultw,r miit't'ts ttmt' t'tnniiniuuiis' S(.'hile, ruuumk,ac just anal in cnrsk'r to touch down can't raise sour ,urinei above itarted rime gaines with trs his Icanrinumates is he c,'Le,urcei ienv,,r hiremete, lust 'w'44r ri nut ' us r"'i.'.n.cui !Iits UrrIlIIe!' ______________________ .1Ierm to u0 to the tucker rimoirt. wnth sonic tura:iimnntt'i -is '-- J sihit'ti' l'l.rent'e duti, I had to tour hunch It sOt'S nusar. in twin I )cct rehilly think that if lIt on is ready fun rumi 3:490 'lls'ri' is nit. profit sihitso. sit umii into Ow current It took i-icr,'' h' disclosed. '"ltere nut' 13 uuiunuts's no.1 1 it ,i ) or three days,'' L'kturt' subiiuitturig tie that rr' )p4S5iNG SHOTS'' s"ts In leaving the field, I hIlmiLL' ' Ten_I (JaM , in tIme fresh iii,'" $150.'' tm Irepar-itwn 'hog, dull hours through art nAperi tunnel under this' inner us tnmmi.ini, at lt'iist ris.t in t)ls iuipics of ,tt,er4ithon swim. t'orwhtitnis, It's sniular (ii kaut. ball cuniuiuisslonttr Pete Ru- for her Junikt't si- js Out Inc fit bout si ito ste,uiit h flu two is ithi mniirnthuui tliincinig md 1145% L*'ju're the e'vcnt, she tou put a great tk,uI mlii it fur whuit felt that the (ani beha'9 usir )ou it't out of it You have to bit caustd thit PreJblt'ihu and that hit' h"P1 ' k'arui \trs Sh,irke's pri t h4sltcmmgt'cI '' Se a so n tt'rl tail, it litre I l.snk'm sartLi b - an Egyptunn girl i.'stioii, ''thes r.iie .111 n'ttii'nsts Mt art' iiuunzi'tl that takes e uuruwr uuf ths' 'I winit to go hat'k nest scat s'ti anal win its " slit' said "I sias ui turlti is .i astonusht'si I sias abk to go t as in first plutce iii' II hours, ,ittal ,1nkt' l(,o', iitni i playing iii ('amuisLi '''I here iii' 5155 iiutuiiinig fedt'r' uituuimis iii other t'ounitrit't that tti't'rt''s ',nctre I )iiiu' sun.iitihig ill (l,iiiku'r 4,uartl Pout rs'turns'r anti ii huiteruimtiiinu.il s'irs'uuut,'' said u hi'.iult' is unteulit thus' shills' hit tnt III'- ii ortit it shill clint hiS last > sour, ' s,mid Mt'Kui> ''It's it tus,ss gicusl ,i I ,,rii, liii itt ott a t.Lephwu$iiturt' I'bit'rs' ,tre other uitnvimu.it tirt',ith t'scr tbir't' dat -• always tough.'' re, ci%s'r hot tie gri',it I'rtujin Liii' tieur 'ltit'y ctuuusisler lint' ,i titer Us' titus' '' big lietMuuu, us big ttureat Itoh d.'hilt't'ti hi) grusduusfi,uui I)uivis, Ih.sl Mt- NrlIl unti Atk'mi i tinutauh, ( muter it'tiirmi rs'vugiiize'aI lilt','' "hue rs'lsuiteui lie lit.'-! ''If sihitiiiI.ittIii it-ri' •ihiuin.t ,uil sd iii) Ide. i ,elsi ic isist r.'pIutt' di'ft'iiiit i' tiukhts ,i.ihuii Gr,unt iuuul .lu'II Wi tutu.', Ibitis tin.' 5-fiunt u tsililicnlii 'ii' '-eiit,itinnii, issiirst i tL%hit'II Ii,iss,'s hr ti hum.' intl m'i'turiu,'il Il kickoffs 41.8 tunIs II.' s('oresl 19 ttiut'titIt,wn, ,uiud mit'iurli1 1:1 c 'Its' lstamubul iit'd'Ulni'sl mi Juhs' turret'si 1 Ic) For th.t' IliSt hour, I sits muiuving but not s't'r fast rib s'ngt' bs't'nuse tcf all the ci cit Otis' Origirialls , (jrnj was muuotivatcd b a dcu-t' to t'lipse ILs% ('twdwit'k, who is out of estate the' urge c'ntuw it heui she - - was at tot' teught of l'i'u l.iI!it' '' I hen, having Liken bunts It tiet's'iiit- a itis of lilt' all liii guir'g I' ,it n_nil liii ct She'll tt his 0'.' in V • PH. 322 2611 - - SIt'S" uimiul U us's htimokt'r lir.essmi itt,' wuu unlit'ntsii't' for Iiluti't'iit'kiuuit Jot, '''I toil uiieiui. he' s.ill do i's'- uiftt'n iulimnsts'il fhu,uf lit' hint us's snsens'.l iiiilrig 1912 ii dli ii.,',' surgery. Irt.iiu imujui ics sufk'u ed in aim auufc' uit'ticle'mit Ii lila) snug nit %lmkt' ,'Itlilii i' hMut I. 'Itoh, finn hiun.tnu()klahomiiia, last 'itt' Ieurthil.ni', fIn' Ii nejaums hiiis't' hti'.u'luiil Is',ueu ii behind the W.n.hunigtomi bench Hut face the nkag durng the an- , ttiemii ' ' 'in 'u"l sr int'l "tint , Hw,. I? az 'liSt? 10 Jini )p$Jfl(,4r 'S __________ _______________________________________ 1 P 'Vt, ' i •V't tuL'Ay TRU ATUROAY -c:t tt ii tli,mt's hint .'m.tsugiu, if '4'.," it lien flit' .IH COdWTlJ'ikU I 'hiithnuusk . ; ' 1 that Iut'OI,ht' , it uuluii)s asking if I s tilnl lies c heist-n lus'r I ,tten'I ts'tis'v;' iii it " ii .J ç lhirtlies'Ih%'s, set ti) Ibis il 11 s iu'*t UIMING ROO\1 A haitI tiegs' It. tt' it''n_uIt lu : ' u ' ' MEN'S NIlE - WEDNESDAY Free cdmission to Grandstand - :"'- LADIES' N lIE - VII U RSDA Y '-.5 P 4l 'Or flt'fl S i F:\t1M )L; Ft HF t:u U u .ears to c-tuinps'tc,'' silt' judge' icuintitill Iilui'rs but I think sic' ti-ut: r.'lel,u.s'sI hit iiut'se siluni C POS I' TI 'vi 't H, bi' k't'k she t'slmCflt'it U ?Sflfl.'h. _______________________ the liutfilen Esemung News rvpurtt'd Stunda) total the fans 'first. No, 1'' in tot' '*1)5 1 - - M,uuusl s pp t t tat get terribly. 'I 00 c oric irw run nvu1 fat Thuimu,t wuis •ubucsI, teak ''I lute about two s, ht'thi'r distant's' ssiuuuumiit'r% All-ftsi.ierst'uimi tight i'umul ('titrlt's \...iuig, t.it'kls' lh'ti' Atlliilms, ,'nitcr I1,isi' lit ''iii .111 :iiuir(1s Fki kICKING - Bror. 85905 5 '005e tuoes UCLA t',nl ° ' I1 11(111 1)1(1 lAN Wl*e.s4.y's 0uie,, O'a'-a- a. p , 1'%E BE MAt F%"rEp,s hii abiht1 is' ''noose, down tie nlMg4t) airinci- in harne-sa rat- mini ''tuirze.h huiui with the r:ilw a .i1'yetu--ialul '*nnuin, Pnlh-' saul the .ulk'geei rape took pLo's' thu Star-Spangled Tht)m4aI, as usual, isn't talk. S t'rzsiuimi, ' nlanng.'rous", fts'eau,, said, but .uifl t'i)iilj*'tu'nl lsyuuiiui whit I was n up,itli 1 iii I('rnin. nit ti,(uttttl hliisi ' I invent beit suitse'lf It. ttuntiltl tine this I) is' ui hung " 1 5 iii .iacer from stable lights as woman groom leads horse through the barn area of - wuLs quoted i.s saying tie anLs he traded, .inhnsnn spent ilust 'it lust season as the backS ui he' hn .5 u-,hington Redskins' newest nip ilum to Nunu Snead, twin. whether he at'tiily u.ion.l up as the NFL's tap pas'wr : . luring the playing Ill the Jnhns..mm rt'porwdiy plans to tiona I Anthem, j ask the Giants to traile tuni t .1 fiji. fans say he did, last L , SI1E( 'I; I. EFF'E( 'i lilt cm' on camera givt's ''ar Lu Nt'' imi - -- ulnnmt as many iisptitt'l 'arrte.t tIll! ball. ':m- latest furor river the ' - - , - tr '.'r . u.rlll\l • RI'. 1(011. t!ru.tii,m - ;,iuct i',- ct:u'r tiis I ai.iun' fltmuni tr.iv- News sports 'oluuinist - 'That'. with a "nnstiint tmpan. w11411 started it, they i the fans - l'nn(rrnc.rsv i his (our ','ears in pr) fiwut. Iii 'uther pro football develnp the mssty hut Liteni in,'nts, tiunrterhnt'k Ii,itutv - - - .. Buffalo Grid Fans - lin-mnit'l sss imiumiauuig us t'qu,iti'ti .ti "-,5(ij$f 0... Ripi arC . LINE SAC SiNG - I ,cegr i. 1St,,". Aa-. or .'gou $Ø tPs.q. s .c "ue" e' Cs,,p, ',r' Ic,p$ r."-e Dc. Iaricps., "O PI V C-.-c c 'a,e 'lu' tfs? tall ut euu'i, c''; Cot usia 010.. 1.0 spots cIlIA'" ', Duane Thomas Manages To Irk - S .luiii says - O, a e'tttt,,e IS5 w1' Ji_' t."1t m.t (et e';C '5s t*en a a'sappo' ' ,nent YOu Ra i'fII'iii,, , ce' F.'niaanui had •i QPisiiiq,,a , • possnt,u'T, ..', ca" a.,s o Ic, w,uI.u...I (,u,Ø Voss cs the u's: '-. ''. a's 5 "n- s"r,'.e ' uCa' r. .1' ' .1' 4:1,!. t Which. brings us right h.0 k tn o.'..-, ' m "- SHE ETS ''. e-' I " '' c fl" ! ' in'." ( '!$' will help the disthnrt' rumor'. •.. .u'. I' tint locs'rc " 't 'riret pitchers 'an egItinl4itelv - nnlln'gi,ut.' fmucctharu,ll m'ti.iiiupunamis eai:t'r, Field will tic used -nm 1*$ ls'tiunnl t*'ing tins'uiih)Itaeti. ''I think I hot a good season,'' Jimiu h(s'uru untsists''' I t'huullenge ui k, Ii gwsl tt',iiu u ,unuil ,m few taut • ' Cone"ne $U,'... TIm.' lk.lptuns are trying to get 'i9' r, dl t4ilkirig utaut tIi.tngt's iii their fuirmii.it mit'sL year Tue probably will stretch. their season oser a hnngs'r pi'rmiai 1 unit', leaving souiie laluuii' ,', ' -'- -''.'nt'r, ' i'nttsburgh c Murlan l'lu dt line, f1tiiuu'i (ki'j ('auiut'ron has I knots uit k'lust 11111' tiuilt' .. flit',se li-k to :1:501, 'liii' lust tnclutk's 01) hips' 800-uuu'ters t'huiniipion ' 'sis of 't, .•. i ft.ur'lap miiilt' again IS • )I 5 ',,c' r' .- r,ente. mnosi ts'tIf.$ eOjiØT' I e ip *bOuI use f'.tIi' ,,. •,, - r' 0 it runuP P. .ire tiulil, is lint stiftis lit hi paid C I, PcI f,5 '., 'o hr lb.' a .ure' liii ru'l.it •mnul titi flu tr,utlI through a iumt'et. You oniy lu,ir. tee g't renily ii rmcuplt' of tunics a '('isf 'Ii seasinri tliultlut tune tic bt'lics e III Auiutha'r uui'g,mtis t' (astor, sit- iu Sk'lf ruiOfl'." i'tw're hart' othit'rs is ho also ls'rI us in. liisagrees :,.. $'POi a o',u, to gSQI.CI PlArs Cli *on P$ t':). e 1' at just a trun'tn- cif çuys *.o we buen SVQ. P'o, M I4)W1 n Wise 13-8, itt At. 'oow 'c," Aiabw Lit kinug 11 the hell .iot of him." No two cricket rnunds In 'P." ':1.'. t:,I, ri,' 'ru' turn it bat in S i'tit' , ';r... is null pLs Fri'las n • , hi. luiwer time r,o'c,mil .ipje1ir ripahIt' of twitting liii' thit"ot' s 'a"w- Q V.y P,u' on the track after last -! i'se 5,4 51 O Os",' :' cpr.- -,' ''t'i , ", 4' 55 t', nt IC- je0 i l's A,tigs'lcs iStjtti,n 1S-u 4' " ' Vturk fSadt'vki 2-2,, N I tte('ltlnilati I Gulktt 14.1 I hut the 50 -urd lute' Hrt'iiui said. lie' added that the rut-re-nt "ptninustur outlook the' UniV r'rxirl into shape' for the fall. I he as mit' the field the offensive team puts one man at each wick.'! no.1 these men it liii.', D.'os.i 11* College All-Star Game in fl'utgo on July 27 and hasn't 5 '*' J' h.'.' , . Ihe' critics insist flwu ne luingt'r has hit' tints' .nr the drive . imuheor imit'ut.s IIt never will run st'hir-4,Iti I'ilt*'rt Kii I, utlrt'htdls' Inn. run 3:52.G, S. TM £i (,i,q e.,,, '' °"°'d' irmuiflth with a limp injur) and " •'i't 'f" ieung_stt'r out of 'l'uuru,aiiiui. League have a good week, they'll ' une action against Los Ajige. £V• - ".' • . . uui,unu s.f ,10 su ho ri'ct'mitls ran 3:52,0 tue bt'.'ori.e the sceond ii,stt'st mutlt'r in history. Iii' suffered a dislocated shouick'r, loo'cs to be a super draft at . ( "Ps gamin" ',r-h,jl* d 'Some Eye Popping' This Grid Year tie' Sanford run a sports t'.uiiip. Iltisti, thin' tniivttsht) of ('.ilifnrriil at IAn. tiiuip for ho) s and girls, hull spn''m il runni rig and .'nfl. t Iii the the ciiuii;u19' ii 11(0 ,J c .Ji1s'hiu 1 Kent a. Ik's a muimturt' tiliamnu takes on the hjir Angels-s 60 67 472 11'2 Iitt'gti uJon ft balI ttrtri niuticirial iruk ssuciation munition u'irruit sits :1:599, a car, flit' runner ninit ik'uPtu' u'ighit tie *4, Ii '-''.1-' tilts' ii Its-:ice , ll-7. N t'nriversuty of Florida 1973 tht unite tin. Iwst limos' this ) ear it miii Lime hr ( uun.ml lrittr- a track arid ficlul dt's'elnipimo'nt 'resent for 3:499 drite tutu Ne w England Patriots i3 65 472 Tuesda 'i , (erutur The bill used is nearly ulenticalin c titUS cult-' Iher,' is a glint in his arid uthie'r I'l'A stirs for the cs.' at the etwc'tation of 3:50M, i',iiiup Aug 27'lit 1 at the rio t tin' hunt hen' it I thus t'rsit of California at jcut it togeun'r ph)sui,tll) ummid They II lOP, sluggish at fir t' 59 64 .480 3', And thete are too many sita tad ti-tired 16 straight Pirates, San Friiro'asn'o lip: I Re itt a iii s, WInk' 11w' others train, Hyuni ruiis' the gaunt'. lacing a two-rut. ple.nst'rliar. it ill b. 'lb.' Its khccul ('rirket (lola ('00. ever was ghi(ting hiigtn'r and nimiita'rt'd tutu tin' mtistractmoris is'hic've he's ru:itt tbn'ne' If faster thin his' otis-i gulls. ri of l)r$uging up intl sup;wertirmg i ) niu re not reals , Pr, It lIst .'make a 'a.'riou,s run on .iff the track 'lIme iri..rk -3 5L1 --hits 1ium to _______________________________________________________________ iurvits'i'rs"tajunl1 didn't rxpe'cl a Uat tI.'ur F:ngland, Australia and IretarwI, gets ''Ito' s'ntliituiiu this 'OiiH' 'c' till l"riet,m mud s..utiir'uI.u'. u%'u'r ,ug;uium, ii:ri't' ltyun. I Ion ii series cii sit'i'ken.ts Simu i' think the rt'c(Jr(l will fill.'' sic tutu different ulistxirn','s, lint I {V)iml iIiw' nut ai:ri'i' ii itli it t ill it i fit itiiiIg I feel c--i tunics' it Ii'. hive ins uiiiiit' cdl bu'tuiuse I tit'uit I Kil)t'lieu:.' I lb.' list Kn'imrn three of the four hint's I ° - b%rdne-sda's (aaimes'troit at (Jikianid, N Milwaukee ii! ('aunt-na, 'c i,io,u a.t ltxas, New York at kansas Cuts ' it itli tie' Lisa', n.'1e.j ansi gut Ls • 't''ppmrtg ' ' iiimotilist lhsl I)ixeemi mniul Martt I fllIiom'i, sil1 is I'4uihiimigiiin iitusiri helluisimng an injury, n iuii: lIeh-li (ieplc.s S.'si', Sc'rs Ice' -- .,, ' OFFENSE 4s'ti r,;nmns Iuinhteg lisu'cI antI everyone breaks I-rn Ryan Still Tries : 1{ictiard's dests'r-ate lunge ('ims-Innuttu 8, New York 3, A' PASSiNG Ohvt'r c'unrw'vted again iii Us' uviunga multi i*ftt'r Ru'hard had issued Sauu Francist-o 6, Mututreu 4. pood n- in bat the hace tuainps wtth the bail .. r %"W a-hen it (aces Australia or Czecthoslc,vikja in Cleveland this la.cembrr It a-iU Lw' the first championship round e's'er Reds 0. Mets 3 ,lohnt f4enmt'ti ilidr.'t t'4Mi 1 he' nu tIm. 36th innunug of a Fs;m.u' in ,. ;.• was an winner ouight "1k. as I ia), but ;ay special alteration ttn what I dci" sho1d t the rn'dc of Mt'Matiuti, si-ho the' ,._t II r ' r : : one at each wirk,t- and the first . ST I ( 'KY w u 'K El' I"( ) It I It )( El C I ,i: vv nvn'i: it :l It'ti itrown ( 'It cIit'r I and ho I )it'k I1'i I then PIs)s(' I A'VY of hit ( 411i1(it'iiia based \Id('('a I)iah ('ticket tvaiii . 'I'Iie words pitcher and '-. going with old age, 43-year-old IIuututu 111-2 and Cmrumau .. 1 A" Q Iii Us' oti,et National Icagut- - _________ The wumer said it was better tennis than their memorable lPT2 nwtct)1ntheWuTibLedarl1mkal5(ofl,,.Jthmftve wts "At Winibledim, we had scseral zpec-tac'ular gaines, but not 12* cmsistenc's w had usia,- Almost rs'e'r'y point ja in the ganue' I or good. Ma.Ittut'as t'nthed up smith a twu-tiut. Ifi-: h'tudaide'iphu. 5 66 .463 S 1Ot,tu inning," said Manager tripled and raced hone with the 'u('tUr) over the' Pittsburgh P.. V.nvk Charlie [kit, srtucu has nuutic all tut"brraaking run is-lien I.arrs rates 5%esl old - Re c o ,c.I way," lant '3 .dn I Ui(' huItt'tua"J t'' net'," lit said, after delivering a ruri-'cring single atuc'ti broke its' Giants toiA the au out of the' •ire virtually ukntu 4.1 ifl principle, ' -' 'uruer In Us' 1 111 taur fir:.t %'ic'tur) of the season. MvMishuri. win. L.egani Iua. 3 arid 4-4 u ' 59 64 .'i%MSüt) 'lit-ago 12-12e, 'Tt,tè KMe't'eri 31, a: Assesiatcd I'rrss Spurts 5%rfta'r If thit' i't*'t IrIt,'nted a. ganit' inning s'a-tcry. Monday night ' ', - . ALAMO. Calif AP' - Stan &niUi and hi, Nastase, of peçk, went out and proved that big prize money doesr t necessarily produce the best tennis. '11 was robab)y tie of ott best matches," admitted vi. atari Sittithi after beating 1-uscald nval Nastas, 5-7. 6.2. 6-3 a 6. 6-3 Manthat iii *2* fInal match of the United States' 4-: over Rnniarua in the r* s'is Cap lnterzone Finals, lach man earned mcr.-e than 1150.000 in tournament ix't:t mone- last year The)' played Monda for relative beer mo I') -the Iis'is Cup team salaries aIloted b3' their C'Oia3Dlesandtherewasnoth1nga1stak,butpetorjp11, Mart) Riessen had ellnc'tx'd the L' S victory in the semiii round of L2w Imsis ('up petaon b) bea uI Os'ca S-I, 4.6,6-1. 7-5 in Modiy' fu-stsinglesmatch, Chicni'r -- From Expos In 11 Innings 'Jicauld tin- unts'atatih' in Montreal Run Fairlt, at,ust San Francisco has gore into career un1 goes tack to extra inuungs 11 tunes and 33 slugged eighth and lOth'mnuig us kts'cul ('riuk.'t fiat. ti( Glendale. A - - Minne.utuu. hirag. I'JtI,l) KOTh1I:ftIJj(, thousand runs or more will often he scored by the end of the tame A running cricket batter eanno w' obstructed or touched in any wIy _________ ____________ ________________ 000I$ 0 0 00 0 I I:t- iiakbiii ' 'hi'ri-tmd.undcr Girls tean of Mary Aiken, Punh: langi,- Cynthia Mrtkinaid, and Susan Giant Coaches Pull Win t Ti 5%. L Pci.. (hl Bi.ltaii,ctt' 69 5t 570 lk'U'u,it 67 IttIctuti 66 5 s3 4 York ' Milwaukee 59 3 4 311 ('ks',1 nd 53 4 .4O plated tourti ill Us' Medic1 and Free relaYs rrX('trs'eis - P I '' Inches (m top of the w'"kets are placed the hails, between four and (nor and a half rwh.s in lenutth p.'t of tea., a traitlitlon that has r r .'ul is'er to 11w' crIcket (lesbo of • ' 1k ta se F 0 i 'iuiIitry I lwrc is always a tea break,'' Isill it 10 trn k ref bun Substitutions are not permitted, Cxeepb when a player is injured Itasetoll, or rnunders as th.' \ pli - . ' .'-. ' . ., :' 4dU. ltutxii 'ct'vuln t.j.J. i. HX I - - __________________ 7 • I• • put vit S.tne great tcmen ;in v ore Iflflor nuore runs in one turn at hat and a IIuIt(- t) tony last as long as ' (• I*radrnan scrureci l2 ruInc wittiout making an out fM Mew .4,0th Wales .'gainst Cueencland in lfUI there are rs. foul balk in cricket 'rho tutsmn1tn ran hit the ball to the t',i,' P.. .ai.nian when 'i" runnIng h.c Tn pci-tic.' more than thr. ectually run ranc •,r.' rice,'' Fw!.' pointed riot in hIs irlicle ThIs terai, taft that u.. rnrlimit is gIven •sn iuitnrnntlr scor without running (onr ,un if it goe o'er in ,e bounce. sPc if it carries the fly 'r)ur.nt .. ftve4nv internatlnnn - is r ,tjmc 4#. ChA a o : o r ?/ ii i i' •r' !' rai.,r to tu'.iU. .i the 4.ed M the fatect pi?rhec In both garnet arrainul the 100rntles.per.hotir mark The boll is generally bowled an a bounce with the nhe.rt being In hit one of the hails strips of wrwu'l • off th. wicket (or an out Two wIt-kets .urc made lip it three stumps, between 27 and 2$ inches high, arnl so spared that the 1II!. C) AS It - wicket keeper ill(I 1X)WIei' uacsk sNlind in 50 breast. Frank Ruwr, fourth 0 Mt1t'' --- - - ii lI SI%N WAS Fit ..plr. Sew, I.e J • . oul ri ketiirpcirn,Iiir ri. •i.Jdv Ic, t.n.t tic tar aplirt iii us A,uu'rltn Is to on, -.tuuwlj,itn the f:,igflsh an.l y t 4a \i;etlquiip tNsSetrnll tans take a i uk Iron. tt routine ni the game tarwling for its' wventt, Inning " (It)rr 13.12 bos' who placed were Matt team of Aml,en, Mania hicintiash., Lingir and '.3"I)ç,nald second SO breast. Fred 'Irirninwi, 'hramimwl plated fifth in the' ldedle.5 $jj-1j 50 te 50 fly, -t'*51 axj 50 fret', fourth :'iv' 1 M and fifth in 100 free': Paul McNuIt, sixth 'len-uand-Ursk'r t*ii's teari. with Frank Rowe. hubert NilIe, Art 5%oodniff, si Jason lAngle So tx-east -- - St £Iiqustuw '4 i Wicket Tea Not Ball Brew I & 'leet last weekend at Royal C3iik Country Club breast and fourth in free, fri-c and )oo1.M,, Titasvifle Martha Mcintosh, third in breast flim' Sanfoi-d dub brought a third plate Adthrw t'arlWnient after a grueling 'days troEiy after conipting in field of 30 cLubs. swmumng wi-re the 11-12 bo relay team that Mc'lntih, in the' 11-12 age group, took a first broke two minutes in the- 200 fret relas iltI(', irillit So treag, 50 free, 2011 3,M and 100 'F'earless' Fred 'lrwnri.el. "Trembling" 'u't' Hi also placed fourth in So back and sixth in Tmuiit liken. "Powerful" Paul McNultt, and "f' fly. Mark, 'The Shari" M Intosh splashed their si'a In the' Senior Men, Smith took a gold mnetail in to a. I S9 first pLace Linac .!e re*, 101 . and 300 free Tiw ttam of Mcintosh, MrNtt, Tramtrw'l }lapp) I*a, 15-37, placed first ui IOta back. .t".'mj in 200 free', itfh, 100 tree' and 200 3M.; Its "B" teams, liken, l4iuu K.'l3rt Kurt So fr., fourthi in 5011 frt, nod fifth in Smith. ani .rc' Smiti and Ktnllts . Kurt 100 bark and 300 breast 'ham Mrtkanald, 15-37 boys placed second in 'i tx-east Aflx- Sriiiilt, 13-34, placed second in 1% free Pni I1 'rtt P' $ :s--vc*c 13). j ; Se; i(afla efftitt" First Presbsterian catches -- -- ' '. ' ,'n. f...'ir,', wert top .1niurc rwui. one for one. Going two (Or w ttu-cc were Racaman. and ToJo 4' h* lrwu the fourth terfield, Bifl l.aurctt.a kept the tiing en-ct plac.' team to sex up a w-.- Augues" hopes alive b tout-net plan-off, the Aut d 1aro setting the stage far Kcussrnc'rs shut out was .rns, John Forester, and The "Augies' spntual coach. R' Jim rtin, St Augustine pas1r Nt-raid PhU by .1 Ric'hard - ' ' trc tIKi Augusirw sin' the first to scare ,abie for the final three &4iCh Fr said, "The defense Si A'QL4?ne tAithisni nut inthe fourth timing tutuni a TCa' league cinge held 10 ttwi-r uflftl the bat.s • ctir' . omer. Standing left to right I Jeff Fry, George Perreira, r I '! w it ) I 4 v vi i IU /. Baseball Not Quite Cricket St A.iriiictint Winc Irtriri ..ri ,', �1 -. . . . - - . -.- I - . . .- . . . I. - . S .. . . • I - - ,.• .,. - - . 4. . . - . . - S . I . a. I- . . I • - — - S I I - I o 4B—The Sanford Herald Tuesday, Aug. 21, 1973 SAXON C-35 O — Take It Light ..... — L - :- Cool Summer days with an airy wig. Select color - and W Demonstrations. and light group. St. Ph. 323-1760 If Ift fo M fltrFt.IUi 11w IAMIge tolk, i'id alk Into the )unhI} these wrfiritisiiit'e are eigerlv area of Seminole reeel)tion alit iripated and greatly apI Ie in Sanford. you are pretiateti pleiLantly surprised by the l'irimiei at the i ,ilm:e are ttUflfl the autel hi. Place well trained antiita ujos i ing ( ninlort i bit their %nrk lii. hairs are ith the w'sts it the lAxlge, arranged In groups, attractive andneverr ;tpp.ar rroc. or art storks adorn the taIk. ad n a lar ge Ides istin 111)- Phone 322-9842 mtlQciy $ fabric shoppe S ov a m to to 4, 30 p 4 DC p 323-0313 t - - www - _ - -III, -- "WW O W011IVA - - 11I.1 t. NURSING 'tiiri.itt'j I)% - 116 witi C SO Seho of 4 Lvaf I'I.'.ti( ',,q'' e.:trd ',, fr,jtk LciIernq Sin,,' Front, ''-ujnøt*' S.qrs it'll thi, '.-',j 7619 French Avenue all 322-7)95 b~ hvi c,'1l Approved by the State of Florida Believing .I. . h.Ipp) iX0Pk'. (lie (rah.iinarrange numerous activities fir the folk staying in the 11id) u Kser)bokiyls Involvetlitith th.- BETTY VALE UJJ[ I )l}1L.(\ shoe st vie and comfort featured Va/ es For Value TakeThe Simmer OutOfSummer! Get a $2.95 28 Piece Tableware Set osters Signs 7z11" and 14z2 14x22- a:zr& Prices on request. THE PRINT SHOP 205 Benson J&inclon Rood • PAo.i, 64$-42t2 DIARY, FLORIDA = FOLDING BICYCLE easy carrying by car, boat, bus train or plane— Req, S126.95 for [k 1r- speed—folds to 14 50 a compact 16" x 30"x40" $ L1at1i lI Wih 3 00 Pur..P-.at.tPO??loes No.s A v ailable 9995 A_I Maryfa'aa' a PH. 131.7377 t20P Hwy. 436(1 Mile East 17.) for Phone Ahead Orders 322.9443 7100 S. French Ave. Sanford , 1111) CHICKIN FRIED CHICKEN Cass.lberry 'Ibe% are also avid Icle%-Isjotj fans. enjoy playing varil, togtttt'r. and are kept bu TACO CORP. - --- - - - ---- - - _______ - -- ---- - - - - I ALLMAKESW HEEL TRACTORS& BULLDOZE RS GAS& DIESEL IMPLEMENTS FOR ALL Maitland Tractor Sales & Equipment FROM 1817 N ORLANDO AVE. 834 7272 MAITLAND $799 TO $10" L>. R /LKE OF THE GOOD LIFE WI CATE* TO BANOUFTS & P'APTIIS. -- (RUITY( PIZZA- '•.;. -I Located nest tothe Phasa Theatre in Sa nford Plaza 372 8610 $1 I Ferliliters • Seeds • Tuscedo Feeds. • Baby Chicks • i-iore Care itcrn' - Tac Pet Supplies - ___ • Annuals Vegetable Plants - a took HUNT'S TUXEDO FEED STORE COR SANFORD AVE I Phone 37? 274 m00 -4O*t ••1l 213' *-(101'j .3eHGAYf AND SECOND ST. Sanford, Florida Abandoned Unwanted Cars Hauled Off Your Cost Si000 Wheels or Not 295 6)94 Orlando - . '..,.t, ...,l 111111 III,11t1 (001)('()NVEJ(SA'!'I()N IN l'lEASANTS(I(UutIIN(S l4)c.Il iZri)upS often - - - New i dossit to — - In ' - - it MSnf eas• . • 'flwr&s a new tractor and the desire and CX;wrIt?rlct' to equipment dea,lershiii located open a bustrwss of his own. fitin Maitland on llssy 17.92. decided ii location in Maitland Owner of Maitland Tractor and would be handy enough to Eqtiipnsit-fit Sates anti Sirs-ice is Seminole cotinly fariiier., and Doss Martin, st-Iso is by no means tie luis set himself up with a new to the turin equipment wide range of equipment. a business. workshon and office. Since the beginning of the After working 15 )ears with Orlando l"arnis Equmpruent as year he has been handling most salesman, Isicchunic- and types of new equipment, as well service manager. Martin had as a variety of used machines, -- " Ow.r.s,.s,, .io..s.-t, 1 ac. 1 iiWI '-1' I I •I$'• ir it (Icis.i WII0I.15; $4 nO,, 'YC,"o•,s, •' - -,-n.'. -r?i 3,,5i.s. I pets tic rus.-o,owsv.ariows *sl*NGID 00* INTSI$TCD 40up-s. A Hairdresser? - Maitland II-'I Would You Like To Become Ito r) Eva Went, EIOSSIt' Weht) Sam Keeling - . &1 a MOIIv.t,00. Ssoc colon or Tractor And Equipment Shop Foreign Funds Flow In I MU. S ttI1'f I.It I plr> Nrsts Se i TRACTORS & BULLDOZERS Will Service All Model Tractors (•, 2.F.\ ',—---. -Lt- - t . ,-rn,'I..i ICVCLES & ACCESSORIES All Foods Cooked inPeanut.Qjl J . at,. a u . - d in O tt. sur.-. . thcr,.- i different snakes ii! shoes. and so too. iri&-Iudine th.. .a-,,,-.r..,,..sa t.vseral palit-ring young feet to no tait if tlwse are the shoes shop sensibly. 100 perc (cotton tg outfit for the ('OlTiLflg school ) te't'd Special for gals on the go. are recommended b doctors as Junior Shoeland in Edwards, Kt'ds. and a nest-" Suriboards.' those great snore health for young fee t ngwo1 - j Plaza the place to lint-, Jumping Jacks, are casuals advertized in You'll fall in love wi th %I-10t. 8ett Vale is having a featured at Vales. They come in -Seventeen Magazinc.' They cute assortment of baby shoes rra back-to.hool sale, and fittings suns through wide, conic in sires 12' to "mania" in Vales When baby outgrows sass there are stall many st)les Whale these shoes are designed sizes, and are modestly priced his first pair, have them arid sizes on the shehes. and finished to give the tzt at $4 99 bronzed through Vales special supçiort for young growing feet, The shoes are sent to Vales is a complete chijdrrrs's ti-icy arc nlsii rt.'ntM j, fl,, T,,,-,,,,-a-,I,r,,,rf f,lI fci,,,n€ s.. . -st-st iori, where 11w trorizing t..' stoic, with a variety of latest colors arid st yles Good Vales has a variet> Of great - - or silver or gold - is miikes in stock, as well as or. shom from Vales also fimean lightweight Ixiots in striking beautifully done. thope-dic shoes and all the ac- fashionable shoe's. colors. Brighten up last year's eesscties such as socks. laces. As a spec-ia: service l3etx> winter "c lunkie's' with daching l3ett 'ale is experienced in and shoe care products Vale keeps a card file on ever) plaid or striped laces b> the children ' s footwea Regular and othopedic- shoes customer, with a record of shot' Sportst.-r, or coordinate an business. And she loves -''tie in all size-s from hab 's sizes and fittings Dates on the outfit with snatching knee-high children. Stop b> and check her :r' I, through teen and adult. cards allow a parent to corn. socks. If it is regular length sale itenis. You and the kids are 1 It- orthopedic' shoes are pare the life and durability of socks you need, Vales has sure to '-fiji) the visit ,u - - - rtetI BackmTo-Schoo I Shoe So I e . P uzit -- site, on tt- te hci.vy 6-ply board. teor,ily printed with your copy: we alao rint . FOR IMMEDIATE INSTALLATION CALL 323-3850 .3 IN I ;.M—vDi..wasinvews — Iffidi v i od ut000k Stronger Than Concrete 'We D o Perk Tests.— Economical and easy to service. Igo - FACT OR FICTION? 5 ii •0 M..,..i A.,-,. 'attr.iiy" r or'4.d itr'o... iiii4i i,,.i if i,I.l.r,os. 10411?it,ii..1- -it the 1usd if u'yttIsi"it.c ,ii• 004i ,,,,5 m m 6t34iti 0-5n5 5,,iit ii, miev ,i.it,tsst M s 'i.of Wq fs,no 011164e.s.d it.,...s,s it's: litu.i '15lsita I.ilI IS '.'e',.nr. or 'n,sty lacS at perv e neol Ito 165111. SEPTIC TANKS Il1IIiII I — 141 UID1CAi. PR0F$51014 0015 wor IlulvE IN OR RECOMMEP.0 Till USE 00 il'i'O'toli$ — ,1 thte best in - 'REF SHOE Y 0 i4 -Ap~ it.-,4 ASSISTANT INSTRUCTOR VIC FOWLER Ed sr 'r'sr-' Jr' iort DauiSiKSe'wk friendIN camaraderie in the Fpt Tire Supply SpeciaIies. in tires., tune-ups.. auto air conditioners., gas and lubrication Two Mechanics on duty Also Airport Service Station (a? the Airport) 12 e HYPNOSIS t22-9160 - PH. 3223332 Fiber Glass phone - IS Year. In Central Florida 9 is it registert.41 nurse, and %!it, direv L% in The administration Oviedo * atn_%Irs. Graham Ph. 322-6707 / Ph MS 1214 'w -- S French Ave (corner S i.5 A / Duda Auto Parts ,ind Oviedo Tractor Co. 2012 French Ave. 323-2650 - 2501 it LAWN & FARM EQ UI P MENT Uaiktj JU4We' - II k% AI Owners and managers oil Fife Tire Supply Mp( Anil Aeei.scorp. flbtOI.ESALF RFrAIL ISO Lodge is handled S.aturdatl7pm 1 -, and residents, — Medicaid Out Patient Therapy el p.m ,nfrird F'11 rive AUTO PARTSo T I Oul4 JFWFI.L C.00t SRI fVONNE M.'(()I I PAAKFI nur.r,ati CENTER VA Sanford, Fla ti-i / A /nr5Ur a a source of great 24 Hour Nursing Care For 919 E 2nd St. . ) srr' Ph 1fl 41' Soft , Silky Cur ls P. lIeaIth, Glowing Hair. Ii's Par? 01 The Natural look FøeI Totally Feminine Let Us Introduce You To A I%eautifully P-lew fairsi$e - 1, 1 (oIn ubout their .ltitir • .riti 11 0 4 -1 r SHHNtlily nut eltillenti) • hwy I' 'Iiiii ,, If or lo pIt a iii to the atmosphere of i ian-nt 'siluliti It, a t F )ifl(U I lit , w hich prevai ls rtI,Ii' or a t,nvi,lettt 'it lge throughout Seminole I are 'itwituin, lb.' (;r,h,rii ar' $1.,. ,.,.,.I,, ,., i,.Ii I I. .. a happy hoot.' Iiere ii. ''.I.I I... c t iiii ).jr friends itl re la ives mit :0 .InI nu ri curt t oo t isit or love, nt t'ivin the hest like Ito lik Ioil iii ,itit th o. s4'r%l . If iii, or it.itit'' S "U o,ti,j II,' it %t')Ir) i)tacl.'ttInatlbrner.:r ---------. - arc- — P) WE MAKE WAVES Care ) nu 1218 French Ave -. Nursing Fun And Friends Atd L o ge Gff ff Sat S DC a m 117 S. Good The Fishing Hole will find e verything from patterns & trims to the latest n ioei fabrics Private Patients lfl 11 - You - \1. I'(z 5. Laurel Ave. F 25 ? ,,jricrcnf Personalized Professional Nursing Care Si0r.t 174-1 S creates her own wardrobe A Hur;rirj .ur'ri Con SERVICE FLA of Lodge ")(I1l ifiOi( Sanford fihior SR - TO GOOD PLUMBING Sanford Service Leesburg — Daytona — Sanford Ph. 3231330 Bill Wilkins, Mgr, Bldg. 143 00th St.) P.O. 80k 444, Sanford Airport wwww ft Quality. Fabrics & Service For the I m,rted cr'.v r - CAL HEGSTROM WIG £ BEAUTY SALON 710W. First TURN ON style suitable for you. From our lovely Tus'la,v. Asiq ii. 1711 The Sanford Herald Top Copier 25 cop,. p.r mm. any width from 3" to iI'• by any le ngth No warm up low cost Desk including tractors, bulldozers, tiusitsess as lilt' of the iiist convenient and reliable in the backhoes and luatlt'rs ;f I (lint have it. I stilt get area 'In addition, iiiy prices sa',s Martin. ''Sinct- are right,' he says. it, Januar lv.' got in about 50 ist'rht-.itis are low, so I iri ll list." Iratlurs If > uti are in the M.iithinid1k is particularly proud F his service department He dot's south St'niiru.le area, and net-il mo st of the servicing himself, to buy equipment, sell it, or iced. stop by and a,s'l that way he knows it gxl have it twrs- iced, job is IM'inig done. Martin says talk with Martin. Chances are, li. plans to etitabl 1511 his he'll lime if gid deal for >'im ' jack rabbit express WE OFFER ONE DAY PICK-UP & DELIVERY SERVICE ANYWHERE *ART SUPPLIES GLASS STUDENTS WA NTED IN THE STATE EXCEPT PANHANDLE AREA *MIRRORS .PAINT Full Scholarships Available 322-9663 GLENN ANSLEY S.SNFORD AGENT For Information No Obligation ioo PH. 323-0624 Sanford Ave —located in muildinq with Ansley TV SV!IIflUI ik for Better Living Glass & Paint Lo.. inc i-med ost-r ' t-urs 1 tia1,1R t u.s t-strio nts ui thi- United urprcswg1 strong influx of pa> uicflt surpluses in the Stales, but West Germany Japanese funds. Europeans' fat-or. recently has shown by far the F .r slian> )cars, Canadians And in the United States, due Ekblom notes that In the last fastest rate of growth in this registered displeasure over the to an effective devaluation of six year s for which figures are respect. (llsproportlonatel)large the dollarezc-redmglo per cent as-all-able. Europeans' direct American investment north of on average -U.S direct investments in agatnst other investment in the United States our border. It was felt leading currencies of the world, has been sustained at a growth Europe are two and one-half Am wielded too much les (heInvestments size of European much the Japanese and other foreign rate exceeding 10 per cent tit a tdirect in the influence on business there Investors are establishing a year, ex cept 1971 when (ti United States,' Ekbloni says, the Canadians are direct capital position that is c-ornpanies abroad sat tight in But he adds that niost cf the already lar ge and rapidly light of storm)- battles over U.S owners' inflow from these expanding. Internation-il currency investmrwnthIsturne,J around in If E Ekblom, chairman and realignment the form of new capital in. residtnt Europea.'s-American flw two largest categories ankirig Corp. . a New York- U.S. of vestments abroad domestic business, '-ased banking organization manufacturing and petroleum, "The US, balance o it ned by six leading European account for approximately 73 payments would be greatl tanks, examines European per cent of all European lsi Improved if a larger portion of JOHN L[NK direct Investments in the vesuixtits it. this country. the current accounts wer.United States in the current But, In the U.S. domestic Most Americans think us rather than m c brought hoe issue of the Harvard Bu.sinøss economy. rnanufau Australia is too tar g and reinvested in Eurcpe," Ekblonri. Ilrs-iew. to visit but today's air petrokurn account for no snore comments tic comes es up with rather travel makes it. as -ii than 55 per cent of the total net Preliminary data for 197 ctartling figures as other faraway plar.-. worth of all business enreflectrisingEuropean Interest an example, he points out tet-prises simple to reach and quit. in U.S. investments, With that total European in. to get to Australia, from Ekblom says little or no leading European currencies, sestnients in the United States European its bush country to t partkipatlon exists as well as the Japanese yen, heart of the most modern at ti-wend of World War I] cattle e in utilities, communication a bl blet buy mom-c here this year of its cities, IS full of t' Just 18 3 billion, whereas networks railroads and retail than last year, the trend colonial interes t. Do not is "lay the totiui eicted.s I4 trade operations, continuing. forget that it is a relat,.e billion He says about half of Entering 1972, according to ly new civilized country Tourn from abroad is on these holdings consist of short- the review, the United which gives an extra the way to record levels in thi" tents assets and U.S. governKingdoms, The Netherlands and country. tinqe of excitement not nnient obligations which were SwItze'rIafldac.(-ount(sij for wme only to its culture but to a' curtiulateti as a result of per cent of F;ur;'ari direct the land from which the I'I \l'sl ((II\( culture springs. Many of TO RI 551% the older homes, built in PIIILADELI'IIJA iAI'm - the 1700's and 1800's, or,' Pianist ,Sus,n Starr. 29, has now being restored been invited to appear in the Soviet Union for the third tune All modes of travel are since placing second in the oaiIabIe to virtually .iI' Ti haikos sky iimpt'tition in areas of the world 1i,,', Miscost in 1962 11cr tour wil your trip through Cb include Moscow. Leningrad:14 PIBBEAN CRUISES OF Kies l.s,s and Minsi She will ORLANDO INC. 574 N be featured in nine concerts Orlando Ave • Winter seven recitals and two with or Park Mall Call 6.45 2060 chestra Open 9:305:30 Sat. 107 After the tow Miss Starr will Ample ParkingL We are fly to Korea for a six -day enspeciaPits in Cruises gagement and then perfornn In Manila. Singapore and ltang-. kok Helpful Hints: She rt'teised a letter from the president of Both Sholofit asking her not to appear in Bus When planning your sia, because of that country ' s wardrobe for your nest treatment of Jews She wrote a trip, comfortable walking reply in whIm she said that her shoes should be at the top refusal to go would probably be of your list. Do not forget unheeded in Hussia but that her a raincoat and the invalu appearance carries with it a able extra sweater' rn('stage of frc'etlinn 472 Park Sanford 71 Boots & Saddles Th is Month s SPECIAL ' [FAMaY ROOM T1 P riced to Sell! CARPORTS CLOSEOUT SALE - --Sm- w l get my"Get Up and Go" in my EDWARD'S SHOES -- - .t.,-- 1' - - Vale's Junior •- - Shoeland - 5.-i' MARTIN LINES UP TILE 'l'l4( "El 11(5 - serv ic es alleq UiL)lii('hlt I ON( l' PL INSURANCE REPAIRS JLi Cl MENS WOMEIIS CHiLD(ENS B.E. 'v SEMINOLE HARDWARE 8 WESTERN SUPPLIES Rood. Sanford -s:.s J Pli.t I? C2, Just North of 454 PH. 83$-S23 PH 831 -_----_ sf:w YO RK Al' i In. - ti,'stt'd by sonic iirrt'n -y t railers as i's 1,1cm-c tt,,t ui i.ulii he dt'valu.-il again fliis, at any rate, is ant' of 11w i'xpli1uit ionis offered by puzile.t monetary authorities, who (ccl ttw' dollar is now rcalistis'a II> Iii-e.I but who find their views contradicted b> a falling ii i.i n ks I Y hilt most Americans miiight ts.. s' only a vague feeling of mn• let-unit) t* ,iu'a' of the dollar's let lin'•, those stisi, travel to F. rope thin. sumuimimer still t'mu'oun u-r I is s1x'('i(It' tuliMIqU' 'Ii'- ('iris, of higher bills es'cr> pears to I* W sir ttwrs, is re.l.sohi('(i this stay , s.i mit' b,mnkt,rs - — 'IX, Et*i'y S,is, nilqU(' atiii)lig w.,rl,l .'IsrIs 1W it's - lilt- • lolla r held to its ,,tui,i.,l s,iliii' lhraughuit the 1 ' ri,) War II iicrissl, and tt Iii 55 iih.'h th'sirt',l For its - moist he'lit's.' the di's altied didl,ir IS lu- i-.I t iglit it lwrhial i's i-mt less than its st ortli But that i iii. I. 'nsg.'r .i I ri'miii i' - the It'll a r I' ' ' il 01 ( 'llI'I ,l fl I - i- s liens 3 AUTO hut then the dollar lint II,s_si' ru - ni "a '1 is - s utitier Iiiiportu,is( .-u it sit's •iliit'tl, umri,l it slid 1w it &' This removed tic us- surans Ni lsirig.'r could >-ou 1w s'rtuin, sit (hi.- il.illuirs '.- aIuis' ' lb A, With Yi_,ij Apw,,r1si.s '.5 .'s%nuId like' T Work Wit ..' you . GISTETNER : from $425 to $1300 ' ' gO 10 ____________ stuai F- OR F- RE I APPOI N I MI NT CALL 323 3730 for all you, oIHc • ptmnting .' • INSURANCE I .11 - reli' - % IMpell. would 1w ,orre't-t,.-d, -.- Locations To Serve .1 .5 "P11111111100% 1 5 501'IS t4 - C - • Sttt tttsif tor - - w L-' - You ',,,,i Ii lit', if iti rtu'rprli-t'.i (iii Ilit' ii iits.ilanit'e, it st ,uis .' BLAIR AGENCY 2 4Wii4iI.6' ,tit i Spud Ii wwam tt• I ,,ll,tit, 'lni(hinis stilts the or 'Ibis s- lest continued to tic held 4 1 %4-11 w lien this' tlnsited States . 11-164-1401)11-41 .i - tironte iuiluulamit-t' iii Its intirnutloruil paynnit'nts, ir.iditi'iiialis vii'stt'sI us ' sit Ii H1) If!) I - why the value of 'l ii'- ilslit> urren(') should S uu' - ri'- si II .stiticiiju' to slut,', relative to the ii ,-'ts, I f ii t "liii - \1.isl international ti,inikcrs YARD—MAN' 110,401 tcup ,n.,.t T 5_i_a Fi I 5, 333 3 3 3 3 5 I - oni'ruous as it miiu>- set'iii, the devaluat ion of ttit' dollar up- 3227029 LINK Construction hImi - Dollar Realistically Placed Ca-1 AC 105 Remodeling LONOW000 PLAZA OW's I? J ICA GARAGES jte ALL WESTERN SUPPLIES; TACK SADDLES-JEANSSHIRTS-BOOTS BELTS Pled * . I I Kelly Hamrick (')r Ihea Wh i tcomb 1203 Park Ave. '4 1(11(11 (1 CANCELLED itt JL( lit) Di CLINE (I SI4I1SF1LED W.'Icoune " s'iiifl' I, - - - — - Mixon Auto Ports I Hwy I? 12 323-6404 HOURS daMonday Saturday Closed Sundays Mixon Auto Ports and Machine Shop EASN HOURS Ia Monday Friday 4 Saturday ('lo,',.I 'uuid,: TRADE IN PICK UP flI M.inoIla Downtown Soithoid 322-0808 BIG i N ANCING LIE LIVE R V L __________ __________ Lewis Sales & Service .Y.)? Country Clvb Rd Ph. fll-?fl Sanlord — �F. _____ ___ __ ___ 6B-TheSnforc1Herald - - 1uejAj 3 Classified Ads Will FindA NewHomeForEverything - Even For_You! WANT AD SIDE GLANCES Pronat '.i1 INFORMATION .iP 'Ere, $11 7O or 'Pe?l,,* AuI?5 iy GdI Fox CARNIVAL 1 1CkTUfl? - .tS,,%.'PiIu.0fi nt.oP D IAL Dii A De' Winter ParkSeminole 322-2611 ai I --s' &iiI, lOam epm ________ Orlando 8319993 --'al 1' ____ apltt C?wrcP, L Ask for Want Ads ($3.75 i'i-.-#,•s 37c a line 21c a line 22c a line _, Ce*ry Ly PerDay. -- _______ _ ________________ - Lot. .n iays& toiiat cam. 12Noon Da'adlini-17 Noon Day Before Pubtic,.at.on --____________________ Announcements *4 Thanks Cards irj. ry mtl -- , ._' .• _____________ - (1/ n' " "" • aI tns,ructions - -- - - IYI Personals KEYPUNCH A H0 IC I IS I - Eating Places Cid 'T ?SQ% 30 Eat - A Recreation 13-Travel Agencies Resort; I$-Camp.n IS-Action Sports Employment -Male Help Wanted I U ,, 1. OUndi nIl'rA.' -, 'c PC'sl GALL 8348588 NOW Ft i * i- rrs is i i • , , r- r '..JT% LPFILJU ouur C. ' ' L 'OLL.CC i.'o r Help Wanted Financial 24-Butinctt Opportunities 25- Loans - 29- "I,. ,7_ Rentals - Roorn te 4 ç.. ( v,4lC Unfurnishpd .a Jl-Apaflnw-nts Rent )7-Hout Rcnt UnfurnlShed -. - Houses Rent Furnished r For Rent I A )()h iI '-Bu,net Property Fr R,nI i - . horn C S--Resort Property For Sale Re-al Estate Wanted v Merchandise I At'i-'t ANCE SERVICEMAN fen(pØ nu 'ii Apply rifl . ntPi few company iii ,a ChISilant license 5P.ipping umiØ receiiI.ç e-'perenp Pbelp$ CmII$3133t!torosheroetaii,p..n,c AppoinImIni LL FIND - Household Goods ri'.'iI (-5.tat(- trn,ction. - -Appliances ,,. - Rummage SalCL YOU 'LL FIND bc is I rti 'S-Boats I, Marine C Qulpment '-" i I t) I u ciPe 'eu-ic e'C ""'s. --. "' "u-ti-star, Call "t' ' ' s. - . FURNITURE ..)ELIVERY CRI'.'ER -Bicycles YOU 'LL FIND C$f ice Equipment Amid Suppltis ' Y 0'' ULL I t. Lawn and 3,srden u. ' dtIliilQ hInts ,;-Mchinery and Tools Cl_Equipment for Rent YOU 'tL FIND tS--PtIt and Supplies P lii VI nt- Ct is-- Horses dtv t- bopm (fl ti, e?-Lsveslock and Poultry -v --Wanted to Bus "-ed I JU LL ic--Stamps Coins mobile I paris Pl&I IVU IL rirni Vf5IIill '2 -Auction ______________________________ - -_- f'nn,.nr - '' 'L• s/ ,,._,...,.. ''11411 III U ''5.''' Transporlat icr, 15 'I Campers T na.l.rs '7-junk Cars Removed 7i-Motorcycle 18-Trucks arid Trailers BD-AutuS to, SaltIi--Avitlon All advertsn9 .ppea'.a ,a TI,. $aIli,rd He-raIl en *edri.ida, 0,, aidamat.ralfe be paced ill Thor 4ays FAMILY BARGAIN NIWI SECTION neat s d,tn,tr1i,d a au ad'ti.n.I 1)009 I.clne-s ii- the a,,. Al,e,tie, ihecli 'inctyle IP$i$ -- insertion ill cwepsrslng Us..' .arne tat, ar neLh.ini(. esd5-245n1 isap j -- -_____ * Construction Foremen * .-pe ;,-r,r 10 .r S34 • 01) lilt .. . Nt p.s * * - D I 4 P nouertS ' •'A-'5! - ' • i•- - - t OrreSI ureIe AH k 1 ( " " " -I-' • lAfe4VlC& rUIILlSH[DLV(ly ..'UNDAY 'I h. I II't.IIIJ YOU'LL FIND WHAT YOU'VE BEEN LOOK ING FOR 141 "I - IS I' t)l4 V 511)81111 1101.31 5. fe&tv1e' a MiamI. ?cIet*sone FlQl'ldl 350 5973 73i5-i, ,tpy,erq '1 41,1.. SIonie flank R.posspss-t-.'s 'S lu) ttin's. 1mm, III 7t'l tar ,ar 5" ., , Lunlurn.p,ed u'i I IC'. A l -- 1i' 5. IS, c''i- - - -5 -. - -Si - ' , 1' I'' ,.•-, Cc' I •1 I ",titli,i'iI I Ii'et Iii . Cal today 322-2611 or 'a-- 831.9993 S I • .5. Ic? 322 Slit ( ;IItlllII iuil!i lr( - 04 - c. . hI .0 Di- !wi5 904789.2321 I /. - ?Pt - - E FREE! FREE! FREE! • t' ': , ':, ,- -'' bedr00m. I bat's in ground pool. S.an•ord rice IDCl'.i Q.*usni ot-posit. Ii I last mc ard meicrencet 804734 0931 bedroom dupiri, pr-at, pool & pa?.g ? Cond,t,or*0 Adits poly Il/Smo 3324*70 ?rop.m garde-ru, on overt rust got's with tPIr 2 bdnoOm, I I-A" - - m Houses Rent Furnished - oo twdroOm PIOUS. lull furniShed. Dillon. $150 Plus utul,t.C8 lit & last 'no 799 3733 iftey 4 pm - It , - "s ' ,- ' ' 'SA 's" °A - s. i iset 'A')' REALTOR For Rent - . - 773 L• - ,,, .nq'. t.- - i - - • -. - • - c,,. 1iii' -- S.- 838-5548 834-3131 pbrJGo EVERY I Thurdi-j 7 30 P M - , Fr's '- "r,t B 7)12 I Ml.' Sr,,jIbl Of Sanford MEETING s I P M --2nd and 4fti p U ' U i - IMMI I CUICE Sit - ADOflISS U fl SAIIC ce(uis '.' ,, 1 NEXT TO GENEVA GARDEN APTS :-s', ,S,"L.v•.w,,u.rfl,r •' / FLEET RFSERVF ASSN S.' P. -. (IPIITTE SET I IISCtIAIWI I'll 171 0)52 ________________________________________________ ,',I Appliances "Malt' M,4SttPw-is THI] j0t5T * KIRBY VACUUM * 3121 I P5101st c ',,SIr'i LIP W Jilts St -- U ' I Sirvir - New A lJs,,l l'ls 173 6544 - -- -. cu WASICI. Ar (sJity'nr', iw and tap II 5 S Al'pli*ni, Sales A Serpitl, 761' '1.-n.h Ace, Santortl Pt " - If your club or Qrt,J,1r)I/i')tlQr) would 'I lIke to bti InCluded to lhis listing call: IE RAID CLASSIFIED DC PAR TMEN'y 122 261 I 5 ,) ,, - - - _________ - •,$ OisiW Fled 3115 - A C ".nndenr'd-' 373 '4I - - CHUCK S AUrO - , - 51,11 *15 bo'*.*t 5.1,1_wi 4, ist "4 *, i? f, PE(A, - Cny4riet 9*4 Doitq. $45 Pont, a,' wagon - - I9M .'P."iP! - ' 1' -- CALL CREDIT MANAGER I; 5783 automat I45 Fou'.S Gal.,. SOC. a'?, DO*.f, Cad-c. C.$510 5Pip.'C 'ASED CARS i-,.Al'PI .1,,. ;s* 2977 Sportsman Van Pb. PS • a' lorSd Auto trans Will t.acc,bce dm1 2735017 after S 5.4 MUSTAN-11, LOADEO P,OHIPIC. DO*'s 1611 O'd!" CALL CREDIT VASIAI3ES --172 *730, 520 13.41 tse.st .q, n - '4 P1*, no,, sleeps 1, iCC boa oat., *4 MUSTANG FASTIAC. AUTOMATIC ailTs A.3 a.s n,: - ,'''''''t Its Canipng Equipment A Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You! Air Conditioning i51),5.:4.' ii I 'i,' ii'u'c 5510 ',r'l' S 4'' 6$ EquIpment k''.,-, " Sirn' blur I uttre I ri IC 'C C am p'.-t CI-tIi'l'jXiOf? br 011Ip $1 per di, (45491011 SF UWPiiTilllI. Pets and Supplies oS ''tt'('r, 0 *5'. 550 Anumiil l's,," 122 3752 bet*r'vi I a 'i 5 1' jhsr5y, Jrl ,l-u'4 ',-, 4i- - C ''-sIt(,l''i '44091(1) O5. s,i".vu3 .S,r ,"'.1'' I - 5. '"i,15. -' LI 53 0 SOPS S 'c,)N( IMPI*QSCS*INt) 4001 lIONS '.0 .00 1j, tl-p ir 1,0 Sunjo :v eCA41,Y;i'4-.4 11Ni '73 sAle ).iu"ixi- Lawn S.r*e 'ic'e '-'''SI,. '• s-si - Livestock Arid Poultry I -/ Care . :5'-..-..', • '4 I, -- ----- - - ---'-•.. '• -I D 44A54(1)S (aSset Ia, , ""5.15 G,e,ne*ri sviQpl-,, 5. ''ill 'A' l'iw 4)5 034 7373 'A, II IACec.snics ,s, -., 5u,i-n14aq Ofiwail arsi Si,' a. te Spes 'al-I 'ig It inn , "'c__,)77 $335 - - '--'s -"aøe njy ' '' -I t175? wos',misanitilp - ,'.q-ais LRACPI ALUSSI 'uiN'',, AllOts Li) 4425 "- tic. CIt iftle"Uf ',. - -I .- • oncree '-I tOO, , 'i,', IS , - ' Tnmmmg I. rutS 11)jl'', (Il/i' .i't40j ,l-thaI ,,,,, (III 3)2 4W - 1 hf IC 55 UNL,IMIII U HASIC)'u MAN 141 ..SOPAfi1I- PRICES (AL .51 (ONCRI: TE PA tlO 111)11101-45. 'cnv t ;i. sir- 'p' '(gu.n Au p4'-! 54 tpes 04 a,pwsSr, nI. Tree W,asjssaa, ''rut,' 17) s'i-' _________________________________ 541535fl IA's ''Cli ",UI,ls'-,j 'I - I'-',, 'IS,'' 14*" 'I,' - -p*tv,,I 1' Ni ediaic'qnee P7 I.',I S?sS -- Ceramics it " -- 5 _,,- , -1 .. - -------- IS ih ,ri'i 'nler.gr & r1J1355 p&-tite-J, - - . , .- i-qfSi,-.J eil,,n3i ' ' 'VPJ''i a-I - I ,, ,j -t ---IS' .'- ''us ipu - ii 4., it liCe ,Uui'i't'wlefS. LIZ el ii .2tiLS L74os.ID P','Vi,' -, 5I'I( i5.55I5 SYSI 5 All Pypyt ,5.t.fl.49s itemepo.. ais.Js.q',-s. StIP,1 -55.43:5115415. SVb'POi.S iL' Psune'.' 33) ' I-, _t', lpqs tnswsmut nisitatilatia 5.,.,. ,,iisJL t, 4,j-l)5. 'c..I'i,, ,, 1 .1733 1 • ,, - ''i -Sm - 5. I " ,', V'i'uiSC' 'p%I'IIi.5t4'-i '4t. Ill H'' -"-' 5, estir•o, In,, •_I,. - i ',,i, 4451314.111 .-•,i 'ii, I s"s-e-,,I Iboit-sled teAstiuscu , . ' arIes Sea's 773 4t4 -- --Pa 'P-rig nleric' A ,s'ii ,u,, S-no ,.ese us Art P.v*t,sI e'Pt-mfe 3: 5.55 Pa u-'t 5,5. 123 3474 13: W*aper Hanpng , ClIP! 'Ut & rqtui,r - THE SANFORD HERALD -'u i .• - I' Wj. '"4 -Usc'. AND GET YOUR NAME ON THE LIST FOR ' - Home Improvements ', I . c'Si'l -s -- IlL SCL'11t711t Sti$rtll)(J Circulation Department 1 •,;i salary and au'omobIIt? - * fl Pest Control 'S ' - - CALL 322-2611 sOil 3utt', Pijrfl15jr5 J%i- , C,j is) - '- I ht 1' LI tt'fljL Apply In person to the cc'e-n5 0*itqrgn clotheS. in,) Glass-Mwiors CIRCULATION Previous ci, Culatio,3 experience desired but not fleCessary. 142 itWJ 55$iflt9n,t-, 5. Re-v,leq,liai Chl,, Below t.'j - 323 42% ______________________________ C ar NO SUNDAY DELIVERY - i 'I,, - - .tuliflg Bulldozinj I .r's-ce, Oslo tiCS, 0113 373 7771 in,. h$ P,c ('Sin -i nate-s I; .1 -' -- - .0". -, fl "3 5 tA.iO.,j I.5q '1.",". rs "-3 3, "3,1"i " c • 0" 'us's J P 53t1n-ng '35 "3Vtt Oflip 'ic eSIrhIli 323 Buildings .,,t hi -"us.' 3111 i. -".s lu'cSI'c *I's I ,'JtS.t-viI ,,1- -- ' -'i _________________________________ " I'Pi 372 1714 Sanford Herald . 'SI AS! 'it IS', 173 ___________________________ ''','i "s3 j '4" * l . 91i,i. 3O,II t*) Beauty Core '..PcIi?I,' Si'? 11,1,5,-i $i'i$ l'I t. 15555 iil,I 1.52 ra lJJ flit 'I -.'.I-/ ',ltIL,''s - Horses I S?lrtl4iiI S 144 .5.' -', (5 L't'i 3;; 114$ .nt'usg is L3,cor sing "er-ct & C .'su'-o, QuiI,t nx', .er"umii A l53p.Ve-j 77)4151 ___________________________ c'i,c.S,, 66 s' li, IiJ ,I-i-"'. 122 lila L-.. St*r, '-" Hi', ''IL-cc' i.e Attic Insulations -" rv' -- %'OM - -..r, •fn,iiij.lutg All lp,a irpenbe, "a%,3,wi *OrS Ir. .'i'-m,hle-'s 311 6515 .' Flestronic Equlprnertt P epi irs Ic.I I,; - -' m,tl'Thifl I.'., 5'','i ". - ,,'s,I, l -10'. ,'d.iilluj ]' Elech'onic Equipment Repair CC. ,!' "-'SS: S'"'4, iCStd'-dIl ___________________________ StIMINOLE APPLIAPSCt '1 IS, nIt H,,.' u' --i'.',-i't1 for Rent Earn Your Own Money By Delivering - It' --c;rOis,dJit4ii'.,('or_ 31,3730 " IS! 5. ROUTES AVAILABLE IN SANFORD DEL TONA LONGWOOD ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - • 'FAL DRAFTING A 5RV'C( Fr bv , id.rs u., - ,Pri,. 5. "3', jul-S L.t " 3u" -'cs - wi . 'I - 5u'5 S ' Appliances ,5,,I,,,) ll,,Ui AGE 12 OR OVER APPOINTMENTS - .55. RAPPLIA15IC REPAIR 0.-'- iS's'tr', cP '--''- i ,pe*v Icr tJ'..-d At The CASSELBERR V 1 RVICIE $30 r,l-; _________________________________ 6 Afternoons a Week 5,1.,'' P,p, iu-ui 5n,j O'ii, ' • Home Improv.m.nti Drafting ce.strai Ar Cond.t-cving F' Ir,i es? mate, call Cart Hanr '5 i' SEARS In Sanford 377 177I Of lice EquIpment BOYS AND GIRLS - ,, LI.(i pit A'', 4" 351 3217 4., TuE SANFORD jp. 91% '.MOVEY T,a,ler Ii , S.Il tonI , e,traj $1?C4) Call 67$ 0380 District Manager •..'Sl,u.jP,ou (Ii pr livid cone?,' I?) 0211 - // ")' SALE Everyui.n-j tpm'. of ill 5usd'. SIC A., I -r'iJ,upiul I LI Bus ness M.ef Ing 2fld MOndy- -7000 Club Hourt_tOa m D3Ity (cloSed Wed I BIngo Thursday 2000 *.a), I fllJlL, T 11353 I.ru.l,we- Elect, 52 I A SANFORD HERALD ROUTE Carl Scott -, MI53AN1C3 e..rr.gj 17') ,' flYc, 'aC) "t-l'l',t,'l I turuping egupmenl U n.ime i ne mi4,e it? GOy'l Surplus ga'ore 'surplus World. 114)1 C si* ',t 2770361 ''I, ,V1LSONMAIERFURNITUISI buy Sell trade III 1151 I ir'.t St 377 5611 -.--_ .-. - - - (dii '-- -I,. , eic.11ent gold. 90 in %,,,411 -t-t'OiI, $75 on *uli trade b bed or trundle bid Apt ill 35!h 5.? I,rieya f,ardrni, 1505 W 5.2 i P 4fl, A-- __________ 7o4. lntersrd,, 4 005, 10 th, tale Mar 5i', Get *44 owd 95 rP9ftt 0% Los. Mory $ov+e','o,d. Th lydIa, on p'Ov#1 left, a mile O'om Ice eat, Open tn w*a5.dy bmw,, 10 till 5 30 t 6 V4a.oss welcome $u'sd,, from DmA) t INSTAL tAT loll - - rAX - - OTATI e,t g, -- ' 952 HEARSE Y&M SERBS, LOW __________________ 0145'. 'I '4 CHF,'aRO 5.1,' i.AC.ON Sf01515413 DOWN TA(L OVIU e'd uS.1 ''s.d trailerS, y,5.t Sle* *0,4141 Tra,l, hwy 1782 Lr)rIgennd P15 5)4 8171 t'L lP' hi-'.I 1-',". 0 u-sw & Supplies jut belOw retail C flat's rig ,IvS,latjlC up to 34 unturtlhi I re l'.,ltic ,-stinnatt- ARIES CAll I'I I tIt ISSI (sIIt I lct I fl ADVANCID ceuau CITY 5150 i 313 1330 Campers Opening ON WEST 25th 51-- ILCRtASIDO PISO 7000 yArds of ne-si LWOAdIoO,,i C arpel itt over trom commerciAl 'tI%talIaton Will tell and 'nstaIi -- S -- -'Ai'.• --' - BoatslMarirni Equipment 55 i,,inrrc,al carpel wholesaler Inc. Corn, out and see why we are eacited about these values! II 11)311 T PP 8) -_ 954 5,wioi (,)fi 'Stlm'lyrv,4,i-t '4(i't,r fiiU,-P ,,n'1 ninil'? 004Ied, jlt • n's woithee IV e-j, 1own rs,ntscc 5.I' 315120 Ph 1731t71.ITI -.v c'-. At)TO SALE DEALER -- -- 54 * Sales CARPET "i/ A L L TO WA L L h5l - Il'lS u-lw S Clasw lead as fri. I.4ww.t,Ns ibsi Iii N40 SI..', I..,.. Tat C.. IN* Is Is iwsit S riH t lsSs,W.f$at ISIp sal iNs.. .4 551w ii .11lall.. HAUl Tfiursday EaP-i MontPm 131 P.4 GO ivCry Mon & lue's Edt!, Iiin.J,it/ 5PM Ri-tjuIn at 1 45 P M DelanO I'la 37774 Call Collect I tOt I 7)4 $104 7PM ptectric ho*kup C,ond could-lion, 5114) Call 373 tOM -- 1 • lnei tw'lni iii leet, W•wp ilbWI ii sctIc.d it BIwi .4 Sci 15w,, tSisi N • ch. ,i g17. arid il••i Iiti•S CaiNScat. ail iwan ('sdii.ban Disk. .4 bsic a, advwsc.e ca-, LOCK off III N i%oum.,nd ' 01"' II,8 5 vii boy or sell 015 t.- .,c nous.Pioll Conlrguv'tmts A''''"se 127 09. 5A541007) 'I- 7 (j14 Hwy II 82, Si,'i0,0 Garage Rummage so 5t'j>t t;'tP, A lIlt Contact the 1.,uI' LI ' 51)5,- - 'OW l,s,' 1,ii- s IA.4e55'Vj 5011 1977 ' )iSt*$u3wS thug, l$ "tilet 19?) Corset?., I 000 inlet t,7 (lte-yf0$i #fagan, 18.305 105,115 8*9 To-sofa ar 1970 04t%u's, 4-? P (I ,aQ Iru1N •,, '155 t)ndg* hr. S passenger U.S (niyr0$pt 5povt Coup. I •ery Monil4, SuIt' , 10.0 •" $200 D"wn Travel Tr.IlIe,r', 11)14 SnLt. ON A FIRST COME, 4 191ST SERVE BASIS I brand LiSt- on-i, still un4eq *4rra,,t, new 73 model ig lag sewing Gtas.per C.) *ilti trai',r, I) S'p ,,sach,ne-5. beaturi-; butiordsote, Merurp $7500 comolete Call Ill sew on button',, will 14w stretch 6709 sItch fabil(s and much more, iv r partS and service Only 175 lvii Cltnton Oulbo.1rcl molØr, 7 lip each See at UNITED C hEIGHT with tank 57%. II St boat, Inboard SALES, 3550 S Orange Ave ("rcCralt rnar,ise rflO$or 5. Orlando Hr; 10 1 Mon Fr, - Sal tr,Ifl)rn5%,Øn $1350 Mob, & tO S Trr 'is •s•--1,bIe ?rir,srnts,on -n good (0iSd-i-n ---ft-tat needS son-i. work Call 3:) -. 6872 t riousenola uooas Closed Wednesdays IIOU'OPi SIAPIPIE Pici Up Pciyments 7973 ii,,., It e.' I 311 pet moult on ne-si 70 79 Cu It ill S.st ?'esl Frees,, Call 3770244 And .,%k ton Ctuarl.s IS' P051 53 I -- Our bow prices Start at S?3.Scsei and Inc bud, all the eitras you would Cipect in ho5 costing much mote, // 54 1544 Land Autsfr5l. '17 Aucfion it ,p -o 5 3)1 - -- 1847 FA,RPANP 9 tsO'T Ill 1-1", 'A- Ii'I - i.' t - _________________________________ _______________ '1)111 "2 ", ts,q Arnl tall '"i-'1 'if I, l.p in 055, ff)n141 it I.'.' /4' ISi I'., m 4r 'or; '1 '''41)1 t 11)151 1(l'( P t',i 5' I/I i15) 'S (I,,q TV tiSPd, tecoiidlt,oned 25 t.it.IC rs,'.le! 5150 black A 'At-Ic II' i'''-'' ,- PS 5)5 4 5 , I' -' - i , -' I •-ci' I ,f:J I' SI Ph 3?746SS ' 13(1,-I V. I .I-rtICIn',% -Nt I AS I Ill Al I, ' •t 'S LEVISIOPI SETS $25 tiP MILLERS tSlIOrlan(lo Drive, 1220351 '•V.fl' P4'INTF ;P(,A 44 ;pp NP-4I'l, ORIVO, AUTO3IIA' '41)455 NOTlllNl', DOWN, TA'.' "° CALL (RIO MANA((0, nioo. a* 1141 327 "i ' 54i'r.fc. ,P I ,, 51 II,,-,, 50)IrI 5*4 5'.n?I-15 pa, mcn?% .5% 10* iS 5' I uSee II Sanford Se-s. -rp 1 "cc,, 301(1 I;? Downtown lb ii titi ou' e.enrsgs SIt 3144 -p-mt 5l Itrand new stOyp and refrigera'or gold, $ per set Ph 373 3739 ENROLL NOWI Cln's,iri Stnrt LEGION bl..p Quite simply the finest adult mobile home pork in America todoy. 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 inspeCt'on [(jJ AT THE FORE3'r 'LI, noon , AMERICAN Planth±ionVi1g (fl' - .' I N CO M E .-, - R &•' O rt Pr P -ri V 54.11' Tuesday Two brand new models, for LAND ' i $ F )OPM *'i-- 5OUI InSpection, COMPANY . - Call altec 4 (*51-I )fl 1127 fl I IiA I" - .5 it I ',. - I Ifl' 5. P,ij,t 11% Sa''#1 A,e - Sr. 'l'l 0151 1am DUVI -n 'v,.' a oe?!ar ca r roe Sum's ----- e-w4flIpls' 47 C0e# 's 'i'.'sP,' 0.0* set. )7)1e7 CAt-iC"' .-Trut-le.. and Tra,Ien' I' I *1,11' V 14314 SM 7'j20 781 tnvspwttSd A,? N,WPDt-t I 77 1543 " ai'iii0V5 t-O $1105 b,m • 3-fl 0284 .' - so'-i' 16' Attic Fan .541' motor 535 New- Gold tweed carpet & II' II' 1250 5,, __________________ . Business Meeting 4, - IiId'' ' ' AAA ,'4/i i, O All (all 67$ 314 I'',l IS?,,)'. with bar-stools 13 - CAP! S 120 pm SIt STEREO -__________ 312 'C' liii •' 6-45 71)1 COUNCIL 5357 OPEN DAILY 322-8663 - - -- S :-- .i'' '''illS Aut t-nii Stamps Coins green (rib I MaPIress. like new $75 br both C,tIt 373 0607 /4 Hour Sri ,,( p - SUMMER SALE Ito p 1)5 ll in, 'j,-t te-rvi( S Singer t,l,1,,, Tis,,',. 5, 5. 577 tfm,p' 56 lstnps Wanlrd CalIBart Real Ectat . ____ u I. ",'- ,', T,, A. ...'i in"s '# r's LC MI IT I? i 61 lid' front den, ar, patij over ,99S Dealer 53% 1111 STEREOS SEWING MACHNES user 75th & HOLLY ''-3:',' , p ftcI It pd Real Estate Wanted Forrest Greene, COUNTRY CLUB MANOR Mobile , -, I? elrry 3 I 0-lion, CiSr Vt'ef mnamf.ern'l - iu?4Ifl10 1) iiitt i it e Ital-c I 7h& PARK - pluS ;hagl Listings Wanted ',.- Hc'me Lots For Rent --- iP4( ()5.'t I'I4O')Il 141 V Fcc 5./il,' '4 i'' •tI'-l'trt'"-'S 'u-jr i/i, l.ul 1' ',?r enlnav',-s sr '' .i Ic "'02 173 Sl COURSE em Pams H,gfslarpØ Pine,) beidr" 2 tsaIP,, I yrt Old, wall I wa-i carpet, central a',, Carps" ri-u-med ,ard Inept 5'-t,'' '- liivu''stnient Property - 71) S1CPC se' onod nov'41 *4 75 PP. 137 31)7 iPa. -- .. . . ara - Income atid calm PARK AVE VILLAS down. -, I' Mann bit PEAt TOIl 615 -, From $24,500 or 3 bdrm, H2 bath Central heat A air Range, Dishwasher Disposal Family room I. r' y' II eye the claSsifIed ads uI -,.'' I-- so' I',. 'I - •5ip -'"'ca dMk with 3 drawers fltl','r cs,s, le-osi; 0)0 9061 III) Cycj a P-f tp_,, Pave an eye br real value, ,''i -''. __________________________ crm Tne publIc 01 your club activities VISIt Our Sales Office Arbor- New 3 bedroom'oat's at' cv5tm eatrat $35 ;i 13.000 377 7287 .'C p. s',c o II RealtorsLong'wonct 950 FINANCING F', )22 4.457 7 tie-deoc,n l-,, AaiabI, Qu'pt ,, I iS - 4411. '-'-ti-ct Al UNITED FREItnIT AL IS. 3550 S Orange Avc uiando, firs tO 7 Mon SrI. 5at I, 1err's', arailabte 2': ACRE HOMESITES Mobile Homes £2 - A, u-c',- Plauoocec Area 5)0000 I * STEREOS * ,,,,rard turn tables, Ar ' 'ien;ion speaker',, head N --'in-5. lap, decks and reCOrd.-,s - 1)0-lw I I-rh/inS' '5.1 TAS:1 Il/Apt 's 4S 7311 PdiQhlt)72 Sin (houSe Irom true bew remAnop roPIng wooded homesifes rn It,,Uc'L,and area 51.750 with good c,r,n 901 7134 3445. -___________________ u ''Ii 111/ ANt) Pd I W 71 MOOF I '.I RICO COMPONENTS, lot) AlIT AM I P.; 54995 each ''I f' I (1fi5(iIrt $79 55 5 t-i,u,i' ''rft,s-ti,,,rnl 5 Or,?,'. that ci - i's $trak plaper, fiSh turns itt I speakers. $I795 Also .ted stock of brand hew CHOICE Large 0.1k shaded lt5 on Lake Slyer Edna private 535,002 broker, owner 373 SHI -- ______________-- Fe?ili(-r Richard J Lyons JOHNNY WALKER REALTY - Pt'r,- in I' -s aiorabl. bungaiou c',"s pietel ft,VfliShed. ar. TV. l,r,er-ut, plc Advlt% Only Wiy'lly rat.t Phone 377 7741 , It, the k'OO'es Man, ei"as 126100 Spit bedroom plan. 3 bedroct'balls like 'Sew Oril, 9 lss'ind new 7 cur 3 bedroom i 'c'n-ntsQut?. CP.C, location' No tar 'seeded So' ttsoppimip VPuoom; Pf'tp4' tel 122 15(1 53 775 a - -n' or churCPtC$ Wall to will tMag - urpetung Dishwasher OspOsal Stemper AgenCy farige arid central Peat ar SEMINOLE h[ I-LTOR ORe, 'Vt' Ht,i-?l There's only I DI cacti 377 MULTIPLE LISTING SERViCI $443 127499? l$I9S tren-', Attu at' w 3 bedroom hmn Di-' 1,,' Stritla, 377 7374 0' 372 II'.. I*au', tI late, cen"al Piáp? m's'J ar, carpet througPso-t 3:3 "e ,i'LflCJPSIPIQ' ) - Be a' it 1)r,C ',ntl thr'i't is lb tt. n t üfltt't 5 Pe? 'nI-flIt tr 5.' cliys' We will alSo pa5 n'.ursrifp. tAutS anil Altract,wel1 deCorated * Ieru<ed bad ,acO, nOt? t darpa's evees ri lfiIt-t rc 33 , '" Did you kr.ow?hat your Club or organIzation can appear in this listing each week for only $3 per week? This Is an ideal way BUY! BUY! BUrl doll "OuSt' dPICr - (,u-', tjt'drD*rs, 3 b.Ils " If A lOt lntl0PI 75 •DQ,r prOurd C-t-: ho", F r't ______________________________ _ lfllIl'Y'5. thIS ,%i'. S cOrns-n 10? Secluded p-i' wIn bar 0 (Ut Pt CDflr*C?eC inSide fireplace Prite O'li 138.500 30 pc' down Co'-rn en loCai,on see ItS,', t4 A I , -f'cstes toe earh adult i'rcon iSitiflq chin (On nomcon - I,'. Forrest Greene, Inc. • . 830-5500 Ii - - '--t.i H,?. 'm".s''s"'J I.'' t, '''ori'J I'.,., • u-i•s l , u- hI,,.,', 15.55 t1.3 .i.'il tilInIijI,Iul *,tln,ui (0?,',,'s ?Iolhrsg (lawn, StUr,e 58 .'ior'H, paynienI Or Par it?', I 451' '.uId new for $ Ill SC) ',,arante,nl Phnnp 5-17 ISP? btlln,irl 5.tpmen IllS Ii i .'',r-s's /-u- A I., P4'S "4 inmi.-t.s TV Radio Stereo $ _________ -- SrfWtOS Roberts & Gilman ALTAMONTE MALL AMIAI bedroom, all adult (Onaominiu,,i, only 2 years old and b.auiibul 2 S*lmrnng pools, and (lubhot,.Walk to hIorda North HOSptdI and Altamonle Mall Cheaper than rtnt' Owner leaving area Call nowi Price ridsici'd ID $70Q , '- - 'slern Wear. Save at the (Iii) I 0 S5.'A.%ti-rfl 5.hng. I? 93- I cull, "limIt.., UuJ LAKE MAMY Horse country' Over A'S Aft with Iuiury pool home 4 bi-cirooms. 3 bath plus outside st'o*er. formal dinIng. cat ri lu.ury lIchen, IS 39' family room w,th S-replacr Mu, 1, move' 571.950 b - .l'il,fQ5 l',sfS, 5Our 'noble b,ome Of build tOt,? own .ir,'am home in the Suborbi In an area of new groeth flrutitul land, and you can 'sac's torieS s acre tracts price-ti 3m,) Olt) rich dali Shlntcy Itt-u-sort? Ass ci REALTY IrS I - Wanted to Buy SI u -- 5 Acre Tracts" 127 '/11 ', I 5 1 i In,,'''' L -.' tps'' 'A-.-S *S' C's!!A Pr ' 5 a ' wall to wall carpet r - .1 rig pa','s doors c' 5' -, - '.... ... s'r.r i- i r' 41.5 tii • i' - SSu I Ia lu,'. IC: SIn MOSSIE C, BATEMAN - A HOMI TO 000W Pd C',rred cua'.0 KULP REALTY ,-,,, t',,s - 'n' 150 *511 e-,t.*4 Cia, Ill 385) lc.iw. I ri's •l'r(l4 LA4n I - .' 'I ,'is 'r l.fbiVS "" 'twl 'ti'hfi. efc U) till ill ',At)DI C IIQIJ ll1.3f: sit 110015. Wrij flrokq-rs "T 0 1I C E N -- RIAl. ESTATE, REAL TOli s'.f 41St, 0.-Oar, SM lass t'0t,I' $irn5Pup. apa?tmy. "''r.' -' CDfl0t.e i• ....P Uf t.1YY 3: - -. m """ q CORBE1'T - ,,,, •j-- Pb ' t)P4t)l I ITlP4t 1) II'ft ig.rate,rs F, ssls.m; mu-I .OAI4IIAIS?y r,.p fl.u,,., ,',ii,t I '.1111 .5.111 ii'I' I ', 'I Poultry V AF'r' lAP4f, C 5., 1?) l,((3(7345 I. ------------- ST. JOHN'S REALTY CO. Elmer Bakalla, Inc. ,,- Livestock And liftS ', ds--.-elupr'srnI 5' 7.4?) acre rAnch, over 1,000 ac''-, 15 'unproved pAstute Slate I.i' ct, tronlagp, tented has huu- 5 ' - ii" 5454) pt-f ø''• Titi Wn cIlr(1-i(1I %.-- fl4?? -- f'Alh lr • 6 Per Cent Interest . - 'ri-ned porch, large dining ro.'"t'u-Ory,m, 7111??' lsr's-I, iin' i-ill ."-'l tIthe-n Big lot, plenty shAde SIChen was 'I 5(t'o.1i% I5Iti e' 10* (loin p,S,mpnt IT.Si sS'st ,ng, $17,500 'i""' 11. 4,13 t'i 373 ISIS 7 I _Ills' ,S.,1I.5 " • - UNSWORTH RCAI iy •.. -• - 5. in h" I" fl I{ ilip-rt- Contact •,• aparflu-.q-nt 15 - t I 5 Vi 2iS0 51 ("sr bidroom %I F ', PQu.gjpq'Ø •i5,e' C'sisnasr,ec 11610 a hsSOfttP Call Jefty 5Is, $34 P9*4 5*Ipq wt-i-S JayS An', Imi wet'sp. ' . Room $1 'c Shade - F,". ,lII 14 ser, p Sip sag Sew ri's -''-'- Il-riPI, new 71 models $59 t Put Ii I ruspec I ,t USd111 (I I U I 11311? %A( I'S, 3550 5 Orarip, .i' 10 •StneS near Lake JetiSup till Orlando H,s tO 7 Mon Fr Ii ulajn- A paslum e - i' tO S I Pr "S a va,labl. I Itt at re-i wilt, highway froal,t,u' - - -u' lnontape and lake ltOiit,i-4r " '-'-us '' Move ()ats'd. I irne '' ii 1and l*n turnilu,, At * l?uiI I ..'iiflQlp (Ounly loctinn I ' - I' 14,AtI lPi'q (lassIb,,d all's s ,s re-s rica, %a,ibo,ut, u-, ''sip tu,ghway broritage OiiirI _______________________ Il A54() IL fA MART ttim nutS taupe (s/it tree', Ii,I? (I' I)1.en '2t & Sun 85 Si nrcs at Orange City All P-p' Il S%%0 Sit ,i20 'inouflul. reAdy for Immest-it. ------ -- - _,r'C " 7 -' - -. SfO c-SI 'r 3 bidnOOeTm. 2 bath, Samily ro' lpncpd back yard, tprinker system Call 4tter 5-3730809 4 - noom tuentSheø ag". ar 0i1 CIti0 in Laic Mar1 PalmpttoAye.SarWc, ' A pp Isa C Ct tettional, il(s), (Iran, 511,0 lm'ipt, 521) Ii St Oil 25 girl; 20 Si tiwicin bIke. 511 121 7204 - 'semnefiuile County's reiutt'm -' 'rapt- broker I IC' it rest. sin County high iJrooi',l t.'n .4 nIb tnt; o5 tret :-'se mortga.. or put S lu p' .t-.so on new "oripage Wi l'.s,r ''P 'nany more, we (au tell , -I We arrange Sinai-icing tr ""' °' :-i: 111y ' 'iS 5 Auh ' 'We Don t Stop , '' - 4" 'I-.', 1)1, ci. ,, -. _________________________ - v5 11541)111 - Acreage Listings Offered horn.- Iii 503 1 rm AStpq I p andSunday ,' I '5111551 AND CLEAN. Ar tun d-'ion.-d 3 btdroom. Ii- baths eduutrped kitchen, master t-r-O'Oc'r's- Pat naIl 's Coset SAN MO PARKS. 2 3 Bpdro 'Tra'lers I Apis 2 A.ourt parts lamly parts 3515 He l . Sanford 373 930 Dai i 'IA' II - "hiS NEWPAPEk does not knowIngly accept HELP WANTEL,ADS that ndicate a preference based on age from em pioyers covered by tht AGE DISCRIMINATION IN EMPLOYMENT ACT More lnitorm.tlon may be obtained from tf' Wag. Hour øffire at 2'9 CarIaine Ihiibdng t2190 N E .(•.tVitS•l Apen, L' th '. 3 tAil-huts _ I lath CI) (arpt?r-d lit,Or 519500 1q50 dOwn Call du)lfI ILnISPICO 4230 Orlanøo Drvt -.- bedroom home, it? rrlt,ftSSPsed large family 10" L0..ely M "s 3 £p m Mlssn'll,lneous Frir Sale Pit .•. i tip , I I 'VISIt, 54005 3 I V' I ivil,- 5719 95, alSo t,Pdrn-or iris SOP 9% ir',peS UN I Till i wr1)ff SAL I'S, 3550 -i scig. Ae (If land', lirI 10 Ii, 1(1% Sal T." s. slutuip IPOIOclandot), 321 5200 373 551,5) ___________________________ -- ''Ce II tOD r ufll ilti 451' II 4 tedroO toinc I (all '1 aus .sre o4 proud oers flIp rooms a lamily that apprecltr. .t - xtmy Siom, Near Colt Coi' si 539.980 Austin Oevelopmresl Corp - / ICICi Palmetto A '.aen crn Unfurn.hed , b(e't,it and rave WiNCO IIP. 'CiPP fC - -• Hall Realty Realtor, 323•5774 322 . -,, Pu? Your FamIIq In TItle tJLDER 2 BEDROOM (ic,ll,-nt negitbof hood Modern I,IçP,p., IA'S' Ireplicce- CttS %P.AdPcl IC' ccn.t-'-c's' to t'-O-g-0,sri 4CC r? $loq apartmyn' --- - -. nparimt'nts Ic. C' - ____________ tiu.drc,C,rvr ) I-lt'Sr fC-' ., rt' , ''', l, - - - A ,, *lIJIA I'i'i ()i.liJt't ' '.'J t7(!'e% I''" U'ootlyn Asit Ph ?7 4794 Open I SANFORD R[ALh :b'' 1's'' Cl' S.':': ,' t-mid'x-' iU"s-SP'Pd up' nil at , 73) (140 Pack Lou - I3il 'A Iart.a'a'. I A,'L '.1 LI I ' TQ 'I ieaturflg eQuipped r. d. carpetng, Iy pitra nc. yard 5 PC nIh St,ntirum -" -' I. bath. bu'arn cPilnp. ',ppr,r dining room, eat 's kitchi-et. tcrsr, tn-riced back yard Covi-cr-ø pal-cricellent 'se'gistxwPiOod 537,9(51 Furn,hed nuthed (P C - - 1,1% • 3' - -- (Pfl''mP + r I Apartments Rent - II • I if 'a'.-',-'e' w-s-c)5c' 5. '/'-- I-f tti"p' u-i see S 'm -tt II's(l '50,10. •tI'ttan(e Ins 1,. P ullman 830 5500 Mali' Ftri.'ile- II) - intludeS s'svento', spec ai:.ng r. llC'wCf ar9rsn, terrarium's',. ti"i .nu .'-sso- -PI S'.e.s. A-4'., oeu .-'' Help Wanted 1- c. - 't'; -- Pra,tci,c 't, PSlmq.tt rs o ,ai', Ion in$oemn$t' Call C*o CaPw,o, .15 W-nit-r Pa'. a' 13051 11S$721 or wcitC to Pearson Corooration 54/5 Ciri-ire N'-!'- 5' tr'r i-li 33?tg 'i'OA, 1' ,. r - Turn The Key To Success" S.,ty','O'at, 0$ Genera FOvdt /Ci -P0ed to-C ar'1 ' ai.-.i 1 - ret I Mobile, Ifomes li__I,, tss twit new his,n.i rei,t5 or Im,i-sptfap. occupan(5 a' 701 05 n,laRmbt Street ?h.-j *i-II li-li, Ship, t,r.1ncsrn. l*st 1,111, 11 i''ris.sar, (onspICte with at. Shag Lots .s,id Acreage .upetng and large two t, li - ,,t,. t,AlS'-m *511p5 to trll liver israuc 12550 00 down t,, - ''-si uorner Dellona lot Car ri ,I.,lIlIId burs Phon, Otma't 1-. 'natIon tall 574 7807 -, ONLY 523,501) 'sa,'lCurd tSalr-t Leader CLI F F ICR DAN -- _____________________________ CallOw,wdo,3*5bnit S.eed .tlracI.e p.-'si,' t cn..n urot,sson& ruar vip inlrucl*r .-tgn earning p(tpr,'al Cal 373 '. aiim 'AooCa'd COsmetICs, 7 30 - H ua,:o:s w an,ed - - ' Travel Auto Repairs Accessories Parts .- 1 Dr,e'i arid 5',., u"% a t ' c: i -------- Unfurnushed Apply WAIIIffSSL - - C U1 arc I ope C' ass Wanted-- . pa, Pa,r dreis,. cummisI,on D.ncjna Plaza, P. " •i t.n.t It" 04 all domPIlic a'uO cars Apply en paf-son, .isck '$.'I all BaSer Vulunagon ,ll',77' 'a-Swap and Trade I -Antiques 'icr ci *1cm .-i-sl*f lfl Summer 5.' stress detign S I .rIIence in mat,,, , -, .irsihup 5 \ III f wall carp*4nI) -"Al air toflditicfl-'si .. 4.-cable tin4ncing ' .i' R.movd tA't I-i Mo?orcyct.s Il I4t)Ml c i $Ai)) r3nod rain 11th 327 - j SANFORD Junk Can 5.1 (asp rlfist7 I sa r ,'_.-I,,i__., - s "rt iftt PT ------------ '.'lIt,fltpiA5r i Scsi 5t,IlLSC,( 't'"-QdSgPflcy £4 I -'.i TOP S P,-4S Pirl Dr hOUsirig c'o-.'r's-i, btd -00m5 2 baths. carpets I n'apes S 'chpn . ,c ;s•n 5 Houi.es Rent ''• __________________________ ''V wOrS,.sg (OIid,t,Cnt 'So's n, ririL, homes - "-a,tu tpimn'lure ncrnpanp Pemq'a,spnl Putlp DrIp Must be i's good he*tlPu an m'sI 'apt salt' Itofida cPiavfte-ur-t - 'tens. Above a wee a. pap willS .omn. owe-cii'ne pQtIsb?f All milof tientttI °'s"P.fl rStll.iC'ng satat or' 'Ii P•i 'iotpitali:at,nn and lIfe leslu, once p.o Dy tOiIspInp Appi5 ift ppt-, Mr *Ptholi, Slqt('Put$ bg,,5, turf, 1100 Fr,rich Ap , $arwo'ø N"edPC ideas d.'cor Mlng el f-cuildinq Mate',salt '7 371 SIN ALL BRICK UC i ION I) ) - - - - Call 3222420 Anyflme CONTEMPORARY COLONIAL 373 fl9 _________________________________ _________________________________ " -' -Sports Equipment t- * * ' YOU LL FIND .5 Musical P,',4',ct'%indISe - MuSt .•. -, 1 Iftlronrn, 7 bAth flew 11,115 i-ngsb.rvy horn, (mInI heal Iflul acr, range di;hwa;h,r i1-'spsnl, Sully Rrpeted Large Is,sn,led larn,l5 room, 5)4900 20 ' si.,i,a1s flellary fall Ill 41*1 u W.ntet- Springs 3 bedroom. 7 bath ft,ltp tArPri,cl ti-st teat I a-i Irs' -"s -'sIr i,'n tit, A's ' 1;l C12A ,-, - - r I', • P Sal I-Sn I-I I (5 - 3739711, n tesi 17' • hed,00m fl•i A -- - - L'pod -- s cog now sanioro t Baby sitter. maiu?-r I wc'ami It ta'S br t"aI' ,,t, r' :'r- '.i.;.'m'e. . '/--'- :: I -i -C.mp.fsg Equipment Im lWI.Øa - - -TV Radio Sicree -Ga'agc 2?S So Par. Aip . Apupia 0' (III Ne7ra iii t Li-'N S ano AIDES I p!pterre A9p15 1.lepe'* Cesslem PIP t 7n0 5' of ________ - Ar Three ,iI.ces around town Nr'Pp wdu'C It, to tat, car, DI •rPLSIPPI ml Pipe tto',-se Ones thu-i' - _______________________ I'C tO RO lV.irig u-ding and s.0- i'OPd. Sultan, in .-n P,t,r.,, -. lC,rlh Call betweer' P I. 7. 574 207' a "I Ill 1 37* m Rq-1PmPr5I-5 P1, 5341173 Plai'ng o•'aQe tale' ''s' .5"'i"tF • ' IS1s -- Wt,S t ipi'5' i 1*,! Instant WO'S is waiting to' you NORRILL TIM000ARv ll Li-c Rd - P5, *471119 BUS1'u('S1 Ooportursitiici, - ________AVON iobvryo1iell cal NORGETOWN I Lonawpe',qw jo., Il _ - Miscellaneous YOU dferpnt EQUAL S•'sioe pp 114 argwted,aoults amis Ave 5.6 7 •PLANT RENTALS. S ., . - ,., , Doctoes er peruer'c and MIlwn,Ii. Ave Ii Appliance ''- Palm P1.7.. Leetbu', .oa 7c 75.$ condominiums For Sale il' a"mS cakt )4-4I A 5,15a' (P-f a., riled , ltcte0fl, 547$ Ph fl-I N tan s,. s Sum v0.l,ri %,., _w1 blbeS5A.5_w41A,a,n,$ -''iA I-I-u- I "rewt 3.11 '1 .'i •P•m u-ewi,,*la -. 71'. oak 173 •2'0 Autj For LT4A SSICIP uuit ruWE i; n's C' 4F Pøpt,i Parts Arras;nr,ø5 IJ;le llfll,n'scn As,, I ill ,, NFAT' CLEAN' SHARP' Thalt 'Pie way we desrb. Itu, 3 AVALOSiPAR1M5.IS RN and 1. PP I .0 5 pa,... I Cc,sa scpn Cprii Tanid,mmit,mp1nucS Ph 377 I-MO apartments lnsestmenl Property ' r.eSorls Ph 73) esso I ICP*fl room Lcyat, on a S? bieeZt Wall 'Cu A,d - -- I ,,,,/ - Bel-AIr _______________ operator Prp$r •i 's encDd.n; perenc, and IfIlyIrip Call Rite'we %4)?fl( afl 73X AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYrI. -Male Help Wanted YOU 'LL FIND .1- lnorys And • lCCt from I 'sew flØr plans c0'flplA4lnQ soon 3 and 4 tedroom Xvble garages lAmly room and r,cPiethHA ____ ________ I 2 BEDROOMS, ADULTS ONLY A V IL K 5 SIC) LONC,LR US (.!AR 5, 5. DI YAPsO SE trytape ''' im' ,.js-'ni,,po,,. t'pti S lalsinpi-' -',--. -'i- Sq-ri IICI S A rp-rç 373 -tries S'ut.p tsprr., P'Pi .'.anti- App'p unpern_ buldr.p :s SpnfOmO Arpr? - YOU 'LL FIND tj rid mc P L PetS I Co 1C3 C Pm aDS S,an'ro 1.0_£ beceptIonIs? Malur t sc'AN'sH tRAPuIKLIN AQ5*S APTS 137-0 honda Apt Or (Ic'S Iypt ;fw1'e6 ,K n'7dQto4Ob.5i 37 44 C .ri -i - Mobile Homes 0 ut t: I-$l'....H WOODED LOT 111* lIt St Dooe iD 000' in terviewung to upOatu .ntrma'.on It, 5afc,rd Ci's Directory FXPIRiEIiCE NECESSARY . telling &uafantnNi 5alar, plus tnu% IC HOve wetS. MOtid•y !Pi,, ruoa, Own 'ranppo'?*?-r IPISarI Repi, in ow'i piand Ingc 9 llei;ISOsalarY 'I'hr Ilurilit -Faumi, ..i,d Guovs 5. , ''"_. '.jP't A WHI000PI SR - ISROt, v lit SI PatS tanbewul %tt lu o is 121 i '' • ii lit 's-UI 5. SAPl 011(1 S S'C's' SIDE PIT' Al C)C k IC" I S F S( CT ION St) II (55,Cuy I-i n , Ii's 3 bedrOOm 7 bath with ioruda roof's eguipoe-d lIchen ti-n'nal PiCa? arid an. Ini'ncPi w.ridO*;. wi-Il aries beatt,buI tanpitino 5.trt landscaped LONC.W000ARFA 5 0! oldie Eppeeuencp .ifesty1e PIJLISHED EVERY SUNDAY IN -Lots and Acreage r ...amp,n - • - P-4oc-i.,- for Salt ("I nd %CPolt Low dwn DasmeAll Only 532.500 to $24 7 Apartments Ri'nt LLAKA APAR1MLNT RNO$ISX tensed eCt1,ca, nurse 04ol-d i'v%'can'o,r. RppIc-Bo,S. Her 0*' I Wanted to Rent Real Estate Mayfair .' - •'-' iarpttr'Q -- ___________________________ employer OoaI Co HHSCMOOL GRADS &(OLLEGESIUOE,,ITS Reply Boi SOL care o4 TP, y sraii. 0*. 3*57. S.arwora Travel Aenc ii's 'N. Lit-I ' - I.' - SIC A ''• , CC5 - .," ' L3$II3I 'S-Mobilt Home Lots is-Resort Property rot Re-nt i,,. I Street WitS - 1 &- t.'r.i u's,t$ tt ,osain area in --- o. $anlo,o liii tt, tarnIes Dr couples 373 1 , As - -- Unfurn,hed * * * * * * * * * lire' A.ntA. -a's an w'n'i.r- D' an-It, wrys in Santorc Mm tMDrc. ISS 5308 Orlando t, Urt a Zacres Sl*c,, Santoro s am ano lOam ,, I) 34-Mobil' Homes Rent eQual opportunity Apple Sitsrral' ________ -- - 19 1e male HelP Wa ntCd ricel7il.3X - 30 AC MTA MT 1SJL, l I F"II i .'ø'5 ' - -os'n Wciii'C ir perivsce P0?ypq, will consider 'erer' OCtua'e ocEi taJ. -, ar :1 'c "iui Ar '- r' " . - - c i-Sr .' p-. * * * * * * * * * Eioe'-e,,' trgass'epa, tcn ,p pe'st,i I. ccl lersI COmpany along wilt wa'es An ts-iii __ ,,.' - - Male Female Help Wanted LA JRERS £%ILL IRAIN C SPRi-Y LAY/h', 5SC PER P4OLJ .. .. • ''' . ."' . -• "i " l, C NOANCI N PARl OR CALL 1i ioso roo OR (IONS COLL ', p.c - WeI0.r r-' i p rp r.i & A- r ¼,LFI vv iurrIcrc 'S -cs'nr it D.i r' 'o -a.' _ 4'l' -..,. _ "•"f%_ I'-.. Prr'POn., .n CALL 8348588 NOW ORLANDO BUSINESS - COLLEGE for Rent JO -Apartments Re-nt i '' - .0 per - CR11 373 f R (ipererie in bt,.lt-u I.r Also - 0 00 r ER S i-uLCERS GOOd *IQPI appI 's rcsoeu 'o BAD Rooting Cni oar, 1311 Stmnola Blvd Ca%5tN", - - - - - - p f1 EN & V 1O M E I\ • • I, . . ,• T'Lki.MY1 t! . ( OUalst,I0 0Q'aVeumq.I5 1 11,111' We will train you foi its I1 ROI,.IID,I YOU With f'npIOy?nenl at thi lam. 'C Thyty i flO •g uth YOU ?flLISI hi .i?lunQ to Stall in, lC$P# P'Pyutise% Pip , ':'0 'iC C' S'' L-r.0 Ptp$rps,,,p piano Itd. teacher 0. 'o .-,nna. music PiSinI'i Mutir CnnIe- • I i'oius.a Hwy II 921 Orange City, _____________________ PIANO LESSONS - .. u -. CPIr'.tr (r,,rs, .1 - Situtiont Wanted 'i 5t tALL. 834•8588 NOW ORLANDO BUSINESS r ri I- C. r '.' Lr -- - Female Help Wanted :0-Male Female Male rs0! tpsØee 1h •g, of Is train toe itpi 'IbreCation morning arid evening classet .liiailabip You m u%t be willing It '-'a' 's-"rd-alrls ii-- ,, ,, ' CalI3flaD)Iater7p m DMR1tC • ' .s,,ri 's ''C 'PA., 'rIAr,al fIClO %'•it ' and YOu? 'si-ta us sprri' win ; uimnpIet,lran,ng anc p'c'r'oe vcu with full cit par? tme emp40ymeP. which ever you dCtur Roth Rt ..'o cot, am •paIat,le t start - "- n,edatci,. wi .i' hRv? you wr5iflg and training a? ttie same mp iPiprr is my' age Imut and ' SChOOl aploma 5 not rPQu.rt'd Prepare yciut-Spit icc' the l0,0CC flOw fl 1Pm', hughI5 new., ,t, 1',-'Pl "sI"•'IfW 'ri. u cc Do It Yourself Il --Intiructions Travel • •' 1 - --__---_-____. ___!._ . ________________ 13 lnstruct,o. Help Wanted - ______'--is. s a si ----'llliy Man ,, p an ifldyual in 000 heaPh _,. V IT I will 'cccvi 0.5 the 1Db tralninso O'$e.'i good Pas. cPrice br aa IAIA ?IT ''s" ario Citelieril fu-irig, flh,1I I t*n.f iii Contact Mr Hecnsa,,qs 539 301%, Sp'igue Electric R[C[PTIONbT & Compan5, Dearborn DivisIon. P4n 17 92. LMSgW000 rvrr'ii'y itrr (.ALI,dJl IVI MTER SECRETARIAL '' - -C.metarles 7 - MOle I5 cp1/ 5, Santo'o area ___________________________ - s--Child Care iu 'ri ra' s. - '--A 4 ii 1 cicv's', ti-i,', Al A pr' -no mange telrgnmator P -cedfrorn 571 2S 57$ )00 VA A P HA Srianc.rg Idual sportunty ' ' ct 'ThI nQS Ia - -•- .,'i; Lost and Found - - () - 11 - - In Mernortam - i". - 'lourstPlIriç ,,i ------• Sensom ,., • S Bt?O'f IS'. time tetipsi I 17054 ParS A5r Clays 127 at;t 177 '3 3H 5 174 - - - I? mI' Ai,'t Ct".. •i Ill IS JIM HUNT R[ALIY NEW HOME'. Child Care W ont A d -- S h5f O*rcr .d,n?lt 'OupiD MJIr ian A *n, Carl R.OQf bri* 2141 _____________ flPr1flrI,lS,l$ un,.,. °'' by Art .u-,,.,. Iltok,, & R,,,ldp, S 1511 IIEDR&)O'' 4 flATs, Two tI,r framf -'.'n Out market S0 tnl5 $24 f70 Features iflClud# tc'rmaid'siflgr*Ou'n 3 car and heAt. ty'a!port central and unlutatOn lreplaces fWA(,? , flIl Old laShiciripO wA-nt,coAt .,,,1 ..'L--1nsrk Ii's "-,'"- e Pit', A11 ' ,-i -'''s',t' ' i-i ,'-i- I I (lAS 17) C)iIt .-.- -------- (SI - Sale Houses for SI - JOHN'S REALTY CO _______________ i - THE BORN LOSER ii HOmes Iwo besi's'',, t'a'n's Dii au-i :'u Cl map,tan %AflIOluj cq,"ral heal air Sully (arp.t.d COnrn ::;:h1 did (RANt - -- ----- ----- Houses for Sale City - ______ - -, Cal'3fl9i33 Rated For Consecutive Insert sons-No Chance - JOHN SAULS AGENCY - The Longer Your Ad Runs U Costs Per Line -' 4s'us.'5 fit, Salt' Lost and Found The Less - -- -- Kingsberry - "-i - AIØiOT,5 An*rymmjs . •, r c i.- . ' ' -. MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum - - -, VACANT ANP A AILABLE Set ISiS I bed".'"' n 'P f's-Il! in range r,'.ulat'oXs p.m' c"semi t'eI a' awn nQw netOw's arid tsr-cs gOod cone? lIon 'Ac now have iPif kC'p afld Are rpady 10 sPtO* PP's 373036 - - fi iii Sunland Estates Ri-n' S. stro '7 SHOPPING PLAZA .'• -------- - - II eairv -- SANFORD e DEVOTION ------ -- Ste n rulisday, Auq 21, 1973--- lF Want Ads Are "Buyerfinders"CaII Your Friendly Classified_Gal ______ Houses br Sale -_/ / ScPii is in C.n?ra I riorø* a rotc inroauctor in' class ,n cPiarrn tJ51.An !l'ici Sanford H.,ratd Foi Rent - *e Care ' Tiiiit I uusuiirss riuperty '' I 3 thru S times thru 2$ tames 2$ times ------- -' * .41 "e- ,44 3 AS_C' - 's.3'''' ''' - .-'-',si,i, . ,,Scui 0 , �I - -- - --.--- _ -TI I - _r .. _.__ -I - _________ ______1___. - -, - -- - I -' - - -. .- . * _____________ 88-The Sanford Herald - t Tuesday. Aug. 21. 1973 _R Laotian Coup Fails, News Briefs 0 ___ ,Semino e s `8 Sturgis Indicted Controls MIAMI APi - A federal grand Jur dicted convicted Watergate burglar liE_c ,,, Not Likely tt(INE.S, lca APi -- Red Grip Strengthens Stuart's KenorTea liv Iax LnIIctnr) - - - Inuni, 0 Now iii Progress Nationwide Strike Paralyzes SANTIAGO, Chile tAI'i Chile was Put by a paralyzing nationwide strike today. and Chile port of the trucking and U'an.sMeanwhile, President Saha. port stri ke now in its 27th day dot Allende flew back 1r and partl) to call attentlon to soul.horrin Chile to clear up a poshop keepers* claim that the tent&aU> dangerous situation f orm sinui'red below the sur- lef t government is -mg to that had de ve loped around Gen face. put them t ('I ('tsar Ruiz. the commander of The 340,000 shop owners of the Small Businessmen's Con' (ederatican agreed to cloist their shops far 4.8 how's The io- tii-,n ci as parlh in sup- Also on strike are construe. the air farce. tion workers, employes of the Rua, one of three - -- - n-iilitaz--c ' the truckers' strike, tesIgnt' P rida> 3 publit ciurts arid transport mitusterafter failing Possible ti t'rid the walk out AUende re;ria Pum in cabinet and named a new air for-CT ers irirnmafder ButRu,dina trceadcast Sunday night that he four n ten, 'hohaet*'enr-ept-e. h ad not ru quiced tlit ar st'nted by Daniel E. Schult,z, a force wAsHlN(;'ION 'Al', - A Miami attor ney says he may ddise f our Cubans arresttd Pu thit' Water gate burglary to change their pleas to innocen t and sue the Committee for the Be-election of the President. But the attorney. Ellis Rubin, 'ho said Monday night 1w' I, .ru couple of weeks while he .cis to set what Sen. Lowell -t(-kCr, 8-Coriri., has in mind id he had intended to his plans at a news --k'rt-rw.' last Satin day in jr tair>, ('onn., but changed t.1' nainil after learning that kubin ,nniu_jscc Washington law>er, Schultz could not be reached Monday Ikist _____ MO t.iu,i-1 'i -f " I',' I f C- 4if 'If (A , ' 6.99: MR. p1111 ED KY COINTREAU dill £ PE C - chief the cits council in budget M'Oa4)n ck'cided Tuesday night. tb. ounitil, ('its Miniager lion hiergutiamu arid Volunteer Fire ('hid linger hiasoola Iiisili lt1 (lie (liscussIhir) to elujiunate ltergnitani's reeoiiiiiii'nidi'ii 112,1)50 salary for ii OS ADMII$IGI, C$A0OS IIciU A lUND l 4 15 TRADE WINDS RUM 373.. S 860 SCOTCH ttCLtt'. II - lEiI'UaDt' Iced ___________ ____ _____ ____ 4.99.,d wg,sat Ii 1!" i's,. - ' - - - ' _________ ilium - - .. '4'' .' II ' IC . lIEU _CIi t't ________________________ I YEAR OLD EPL'l 319.. 42 95 ROYAL OFILIJE C3TCM MR ED KENTUCKY CERTTRED 6 YEAR 0 P (BENNORN 6 s1A 39 75 12 YR REAL MACXE NIlE 3 14' 56 95 UT 86 PR Kilt CASTLE MC NINRY 17 YEAR :' 5195 12 YR GRAND OLD PARR 39;., 4595 QUART QUEEN ANNE $ 49 "[WRY 8 YEAR ______ •. 45 41 10 PEAR OLD 6010 3 _111 4595 .' 9950 339.. 3595 7495 MR 10 KY BLEND 3 ,91 UT ROYAL DELUXE VODKA LONDON TOWER 94 PR GIN ABC GIN RUM we GIN RUM-VOD KA .... 5 91.. 7895 WISER 15 YR CANADIAN BOND $99.. 639 _______ STAtfY KY VODKA 799.. 8150 (IT 12 YR =, BLEND 3 . IS' 61 95 49j . 5$ 95 CANADIAN SPRINGS ." 429.. 4995 499 . 5 5 LIMS 66"'.. 339.. 3695 597586 1 CERTIFIIO CANADIAN 499.. 5695 U ,J, 4 7.,. 53 CPTIflED 191.. 8950 ABC 8 YR OLD TRADE MARX,..,. QUART 379 339 -I, t:o -, ________ BLENDS A CANADIAN I .' i:,'t. SOUTHERN COMFORT 01 JACOUIN "'" 0 £ GlIBlY VODKA 3 ,,.r ST1LLBRQOs 3..-1O' lI.l - IV' Rr'tP Ault,8111 Iwo 399, 4495 3 11W 4495 there for the ribh.sun-cutting, 291 j 3 ii' 5795 3. 14755795 RUM '. 3 i . _ '- $ I -I .. & I it YR •iia0* 'It'll' CIII CASE I - - . -1 - 46'.. va., •''' 6 _ TOWELS VIF 1. UP ill 1. Iii ______ -' . JUAN iSTii'*"Piói'NQlR 411 I *-'t c'aw,a,oi c, S . 499 4 l.0 319 a 3".50 Cameo I .66 TNJ $TA*$ 0515 Tit P AN ROSE 37 CAfib UI IMP ITALY -_ -'S. - 299: 34 95 STOCK IMP ITALY rDROSAD0 I' 'O '0 $0011' ineisis I ' 10 - threatened to shoot a b*b. - way pa truss k 'lipped whIle drtvin - 0 - - - - ____ j - . - - I i,'., 5I elilu tJpc:IlIIlp en - welcomed the lie%%, busirims on behalf of the city, . and yor Lee Moore e manager Ed Fryer (holding microphone) told the crowd he and his staff are eager Zavre's for Its success in bt'autifving 1ltSw ll1 - attended - -----• sore. - of shoppers Ma - Di ges '1OH :o t ... :~: iDA Il':I';n'l'M i:N'r OF' j the area around the .s tore at pNitiegr.sheri violacirg the \ewell w;us a m'k erver' t the *,",inter He 'saul -,Browns Mills. N 4 . three hours or-iler in contempt ti ciiuro. .after Charles Ne*rl,', il. was Tht- ludge*i orier castle .jfW ('11of wais -j - rank btmxiw~ , ~,, Cont'd On Pit. !A ('o, lucy Ivan Bissunette Jr the - Lake Mary Passes , - - - Sanf Given ord First City Ordinance ii> J till II Rh) I. rmlsuli I, raId Stall IS riti'r ;,I--' s; . It ,- .,ti i. ii lire' cuntriel district :nutual I.'nefiu.-u4ul to both I ake Mar. t.I (it) count-il nluto'tuiug lut'st.i ,tnel the counts Ydar&'t' S,ltl that, in his opunuon, the new csts night, the' ne'wl', 'ifleeIIllor.Stecl will prt)babl) tie gin the' cit> S In first .i ordinisinu*' a to provide 'I k. :'. Page 12A district 'I he' nt'u district sill run IiniabI J,ickseini tilt- i'it> miiu,st ,st.siut on (lit' shut' Lines as the hire a buulelinug unvspe'e-tor, but umuincerporatcd port of the old Brass .1 - S • 'ri c . " ii- t 'ssgsneer $t m4 - .lIUflc-c' liret'tur lIi,JUU lire' unulInimuIlsls appriced At-cording to ,ec tinug moor City Pay Boosts ,' onstrac't i'iiiit.t. "flair a ttlOUSafl(LS --' ------- i.yut' S ut'partriwnii IV two ientinole ininficai examitirr 4 the state's key WArim Ls , Liar length brown hair, in .ir:ov 'xpe-cted late tista', in the fit-it en&1.ri' heavs ju.urt is bailiffs :jr I; ' i degree murder trial of 15-year eessp watchful eyes In spec. Luesdisy that Newell bail itl)I"i and repnranrs in thin shot ii) times --1,1 New Jersey youth charged five in biu'lc t -a u th the %ta> 12 sbsyuig of an - ')uJ'tj'isim the head, four in the chest tin! I 'rantk ti near s.niurci. - iJurcuti Judge Richard 'lO lIl4llJUV CJ115U 'I)' riuileis tl'oecutor Newman Brock \Iuew ieret1 Y that that tUlflagrsl the brain .intj told the cu-nut court jury iiistainette is not to be eArtier that RWaM Donal of phutaKriphed ,inywher" in the 11"na' _11lutilw %istjnuI i'ubit,' De(tncj,,r K_ I, will testify he Brevari County Courthouse sr ciax picked up on Interstate saiL or o tot' 4r'suncts I-hr 1..ralcl Hutberiz told the ur it SANFORD WELCOMES ZAYRES II',itI B> h)Hl1uP herald 'staff Wrna - - Mt )ST (W the Sanford top brass and -ar - - shortage of raw ('01101) in the U trilled Sta It's 'l'nmui ()'MalIt'v sass. ' 199: 1149 'lii K - '18 VINTAtI CHATEAU MOUTON ROINSCIIILO 771 24 I ft 72 95 BESIAIUFI 800K 01 WINIS 'iII be (XIuiIRl(Ml II) iiI('htl(I(' I'age &A) S01,111 tre hICII 4arc ' iili lit 1i4_ i >CJ( Ibtt',iu the $: 1,113 the puuitluin *nu I - -- '.iiel with the tU per c - -U- scat ci lien hi.' recovers from b'ilb't is i*u:aIs suffered iluring a * Iwililup A man doesnit go VI E'I'N1%MI.:s: gove'rnuruent I 25., 1415 i 19: 515 4450 4$ . really isn'' it iiiiotit tinpu'' Y.eei lois- c served your t'ounitr>- well Why not ku sommucone cIsc be given that stisiti.' tippairtunit>' and Secretary of Slate it ucha rd Stone musks Democratic tut- amid lttl)ul)IR'alu in'tv ch4uii'mistmu to ctut'm't'-ct the (rr.ter. Underataruj (lust thue' UK, (Irtunado Naval 'I rsiiiuilg ' '" ° - ' .., 3 ""i i:i:ii:: S111011"ll"11-1311S looking for bargains head for 1mrk and IN ,~ - --- - will be' poking around to see whwthtr Iiitelligenwe I)ivlsion waiis' of thoje' "things" to utile-li cc' alluded actually do exist. Arva drallvi 2-A Fitturtimmirnt lirilge' 9-11 8-H ll.eriltqs' a.; (lai;ulic',l ads ( *iilll( s Ic I *'iir A tiLe> I I ihtoruit co'Iumilenit It ('rusIuc 1(1-1111 t-II 8.11 8-li 9-li 4'A I'iiiillt' iluctitsi Seiclt't> SiNariss Stute Stnt'k ' 9.H I,> 9,% 10-HA S'A 2.A 8-li 'rupused under the 10 per rlcrea.se theur -sire Ji3Lc - - 0 i\ I . ,, reached .m iuuks'anal det'uit'ii Lb 1111K Ii 0* Li Antout taktiti; care of Lake MAr% ltv'r-Aldmilf Writfer offtu4ij -i new pus I l,'54'iI II) 'I acanit I $1,30ui director of puWic works ,t.i - .tirevtur ti utilities ltfl,day S laiiIet te'uiut> l an J,u k-ansi midvk'e about the future of the' famlis' fotati h i ll . (Page 12A) - lu.imlle.l his thee' t'ailtiuit> until ()e tris't - Index Must have struck a 'ners-" k'iaertmiie'nst runinsitig.' 5l.ur - be lors 'et b> cunniuisaionert 'it 'auhl probably mican a reduction in the niunne) L.skMars s iLl has-c' to get 1-, -sacel sill tji,h( lii per cent mist' t.' in ire'., it hid histerie'ah cc itluutit .i t ute'r-iieluuti 11-1.011 1111DA has it new elections law btit not a $_ 'sn! sLu'tuug Ud. I - cc ithu ttt' cits- to give (hi? 341' it'c' II 1111% lire' t-teuitr*'l district untmliLltt'ls pros ide I .iku' Mar> tIc l.sd si u,ionithus tip talk about quiltitig." counts till probabl> c-untr5ue-t Marst' abisit a 1971) F'hi'rieLi statute that pru)% lilt's for ,' hAt Tlstr:l.>- (51 I)II' this set- ice I .'umit'i I also ht',irul tupirsuetmis train ("units (null. ('uut.t) Acisti,nut Atty howard 01119and 17 government rangers killed , Page :,:, 179: II .; highlanl(ts since Iii.' i'ease lure, with thi \'id 1" SEAGRAM QUART REISKA IMPERIAL BLEND '' 1UT. I FLEISCHMANN ' 1 1PAUL V°'" JONES ' " QUART CORBY VODKA QUART 439] 1 CROWN 479 QUART G!N 1QUART 359j - BLEND ( "' I . of the office of State Insurance ('ofnuiiissmuner Sicti it ii area dry cleaners 'Our business Is not all olumnini utiniit "things" over at .41 'I -' loul . Z',T. $ 11111 '0 (Iferald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) shortage i '95 '' $0Ne' CRAtXLaG ROS(t At 436 - iiIU't,1 ei1ly turned turn, bitnesass mit 'Y Brick laud Binee ilht'r turIng .0 trial revt',e 'frjvu the lead mans ,station uticud. 'lie fil th mInor - 'nurtronm wagtin it'd ci(ci Dorva -where he trial ix 'expected 'a i'taild Slur- 'Ii hijri'iir- ' .a nti 'ontinu. id week. admitted killing Muihirew ertered mor-' well 'after 'iie father of two ctuldren made ileputy theriffi to be in itutV sexual advances today and sources said plans The dali' tntrnduced physical - alt for 'w'altnsI cit the #ntlr. e'iujen,e ent'uding hulleta minor iii phottugrapher' -ion J11en from the body and poU ce 4ltnflpse Riixnrttr turing rps pictur es n and from the utoininig hall Pn of body and leatji ,&ene i nag -r,rr'uliur un*ing Ia' 'I*U'thliuU34 ai th thin Bi35onette, a pale youth wi th 'ida> that Rlssnneite told him he killed a man beea.sse i.' was homoxeual who made adaner's. He also trxtifkd that Bluonette had - -. ______ __________ MOWM 'US_S EAiJ YOU WRAV 298; 2980 IMP LAMBRUSCO ITALY - 19$: 22 g5AMSASSADOA V9MOUT$ . '0 - •"'41aIieJ near the 1-4 1411*? Roland Dorval textifled - an Agriculture l)epat't inent official sees lit) - 191: 7795 ROYAL CHERRY IMP DINMARK 199; 7365 - e-e.n, GONZAtf SYASS CREAM soas li I3a!p 6.99eoaat 119-. 21 • - ABC r-'IMO DI? beSot - Ill PINK CATAWBA '/i GALLON ABC uso, MA G N U M ' _.- "I SmIalky told Dorval a detailed story of horror thrt'atciis COflS(lflWrs with higher prices, l)tlt • building insiw's then tode is's prote'cttotu Iii the pruuset1 missing tiusb,irul amid son It 1 79 6' Ia 95 SAN MARIIN BLAcxe PORIUGAL I' WUSCITSI . 'S tocasi Oit reported M a k es you sunder. just it little hat .Itwsni't It" 3w 1 B EFEATER ABC Inst SaIOJS,D, - ~k ••' 2 u': 'i'i:x'rui•: INIfl'S'I'ht V says a t'n'it ical Is,a.l been rei.rt('iI earlier that the' tin>- hail 15(11 with his fattier ,. -. "1111I sfttoeov r_ 1 V6 .. I B110*11 LASH LIIBfRAUMiICHI 99. 2295 CYN1RY WINI 01 FRANCE e ! - Talk To d Brock said Bissonette was driiing the dead man s station wagon and 'I g. ei'rilnt'nt to delay leasing more oil (trulling tracts in I he Gulf o( Mexico until mon' studies iure lnad('. I I ige 5-, I , ,enucl iIiu( his fuithier 99t " ea a ssistiince from $56,053 to $Z7,11111,55. THE WiTH 14 INCH W*ii$ 419 * Hi"Way 17.92 '..wi'k :as;'J uu$ e ,imi> ______ F9S[ FROM 1W_ - - -1 to serve the people and the con-iimnu,ujtv. Mrs Walter (ieIov, chairman : .iti.I forth. , Ui 1(tTd. ~ Qj 119 RLATZ BIER '" ________________________ 439 6 . 1 D5 RI Witith I BLUE BIER _________ ________ 11w (-onnnluuni('atiorus lint's with; Strange..miohxxly .. _____ cult 9S [ ax, sns1 1 £ L1111 ST. LEGER tHIs'S ISNASC 8 549 BEACH - Cl$W( CHAMPAGNE GLASSES -.,..-- Lv 111k '& SAIl S .. 99 ABC PREMIUM BEEN CREAM AU 395 TU$ORG BEER % BLACK VELVET 'o& CUBE ICE 5 9 ' 6----, 9 9( - ,- - of Ille I'adies Civic and ( ollitntI111tv .,~ffairs cominittee. saw city_%%I(j l)tatItlIicatlonu is her Colilnilit Itt' S tOl) 197:1 proje ct and commt'nded News W`O tness - 1cpartmental requests are Iijklud lIw new equipment requests - e.it hiiir itil'S (Oniil)liuifl"(l of WISERS 199 I. ta.a_ 10 YR. RENAULT *ii-i -- - 1 ps_ -- - - - uiuterfcrenat t' anal itiz-enus bamuil 4. 59•, 4•49 ABC 8 YEAR -, ____ - 5 a_a P II is ci cat, --- - •' Ic '', - _.__________ .44j ugaini after reviews of other l ;nlio operators talking hack w.ui s -. I—_ -- ,\t TU TAGS RLN 't'r IN SEMIN(ilk: funr of last-minute big eeker ' I fc'ri Id Fthorn h'1 R ill V I rc'eflt _ R ltergniuuuni --- More (kin a couple clays ago, (tic wire services were burning Aug. 12 lIli ,IeJt . ,,, 'tuice calling For help 1 hat' su',urc-h was t'olleei toil Ii, D. •i554 " ,',.,' A i-vent. 'if those iui>sutt'ri.iwi radio broadcasts fronis Santa CERTIFIED till ttilr. lV• 1155(1 P.l_C,P Ir ¶ 50 II'llS ill 399 GENESEE 3 14 ROYAL DELUXE UP '' 1 MP. TEQUILA ABC 6 YR. KY. CLAN MACGRIGOR _________ ________ THIS WE[K S BEST BEEF BUY' 6 iSia**i ABC 8 YM OLD ROYAL DELUXE 8 YR 0• I' SD5I1i IMP CANADIAN VERT - - the' quite's Of muons', ci ho attended today's cielconuic' tie Guest estimates ranged all OLDISREPEATER TOM SIMS II ITS 55* 8 YEAR .. I'. S SIVSICI BRANDY &-e" I' lisle 4.49W 4.29 'lYR OLD WITY.7.599,. GOLD COACH " " "s ALMADEN BRANDY 399- STANUY MR ID KY Gill SCHENLEY RESERVE '"" tilt FIFTH SPECIALS BROOKFORD KY TAgp,". HAVEN "t1 - STANLEY lilt ?~; Rits '* *I Ile most auspicimis it:rand OPe"Ing I've ever seen" wery 3,_Q1 418$ QUART iACOUIN VODKA CERTIFIED P41141 •tt* -l i 5.29.. ti, 0' SUNNYBROOK t.' ci aai I HIGHLAND BREEZE STILIBROOK ii.-..c. ABC RUM I= . liPs 500000" 1-5 'PA ;' . - - • LONDON TOWER '4 di' Psi 1*- HAR WOOD IMP CANADIAN 0 Islil C,e WHITE HORSE . %:ccp y'.. 0. MR ED KY - B000IES ,-I ABC VODKA pt uris 11' - 37 5 n QUEEN ANNE ABC GIN his, John A. S po liki •dS ' pliuguerl uu.ny of the rotintiex in the state the lost few earx _____ ____ - -- curnirnr should help alleviate the hug shortage which Pax - ilredl it hc'luiri' prvs-t'nitntion to the' tiun&il tie 197,3-Ill. The lerelimnhrsaril',- approved budget -uils W9,1 11.55, But council members nuuiude it clear this suin "Ill lie gone over _____ u4M1',e ' I_TI? - - - ______ _____ 111 _______ ~' jLIu - . ' Fireman requested a budget •,.ei I ' I will be shared ti> thurt- totaling $llP.4,l09 - • through l"ruelay ___________ '' __________ McHENRY 8 YR II R( b ' lit hhtL* DII i CRTIFIEO tAM.al iii II KAHLUAL..', 6.99k' ROYAL DELUXE1 86 PR . SCOTCH MACKENZIE 16AWS AX 41 Do e'l0*tl 1* 5' 0*1(51,1 ---------------- -- ---- -------- -- IS' - - - R('d. iin,,r 1. SI SI A*i* . IV' UIR. I? ICI?tS CSSIIO I to IS' 0. SMIRNOFF II 551*050 • U*ai CIii*I u$ tOil_A 0*' • • IS isc&si uPS CNIMt Dt MINTHI SOt0S_IISQ.555I a 4bo VII I_ 5 8!1 VII SlOt GIN DOMAINI .4 0.00 K'IlSSIii?ialo '" t _ - r-_), volunteers, who tart professional firefighters on tither depiirtnuuensts, to give tilt, i- It) ai1ulitiiiflil (-overage durinti 1 00 PR VODKA n As goal (lit. __________ ____________ il& __________________ _____ 1OD VOOKA ROYAL CAST SI' V~N~LjVAF44& _~_L - ________________ 'eta., 54,. i-S OM P5i 1a44$ ti':i I: Y'eli % ICU'15',: - OPR JACQUiN USA - HARVEY'S I.. isa i.e 59 STANLEY SCOTCH _______________________ * Hi-Way 17.92 , At 436, Casseaerry 00 3111 311, MR £0 ST GIN * CERTIFIED 11P11111'a 31161 TV VODU DID PtA RUM -• '' ' "05" - 1 three-year If, called p' r tag to be issueti r,.xt iieanient 11 FA heel up (Ia' haul sectioni of thi fire deportnuient. At Itasooli's urging, they agreed to a niulnimutui starting salary for firemen iii $7,500 annually. Approval Was given tci iitlil ,ininthwr ful l-time Position to (Ii.' (tire.' paid ituen already on staff lw'i additional nuucnu are to is lured at niiki.year 'flue lull liii. positIon to begins thief -- :- -er.'rx in t.i'.irg Ii, *.e' t heir tags and the Injible itier his iaff ire. lie op.q 11w' r. _ will be needed then. ('oiinucul lupprie tid ii univ.' ti BLACK VELVET , icerilitigly, but the state had Red hug Hood fire station in ttii 1974.75 fiscal >t'ar, a iild ctut '11w positiomi its elimunuited after lenugttis- discussIon ant eng A11,Y C H;STIAN S , The $81923.55 fire department budget for the new year does i B RA NDY OlD THOMPSON HiWay 17.92, Fern Park * .,.Oj - a. Li4,! 48c AYORiNk AYT!M( ____ 6 YR ••; - DANCING 'TIL 2M APSY IRArsO 66 6 99 ('AssI:l.In-;liuy / - --_.1.7' liii - tltirx4I.ly emil Frol, _________________ hit • in nwces.s.iir> iii (',t'a,'ll,,rr it tlii little. ''If the city had idi'nt if money, I would sa get a 112,(fle a sear imuari intI a cur for huti ft,isiu,i)i 501(1 lie idmiultte'l, however, with the prubahilits lit i.iiil pre ii tuba ri Iv op pr .ived TO UPS '-4 n a.a: CAIlIAS l-.si h-.M tli'rald Staff %'srit.'r II iii STANLEY 8 YEAR ROYAL III I * 150,1lIla? AUG KENTUCKY V.S.0.P. BRAND iP i1&S(i P.'i&I f4 Q TAVERN 1 00 AMERICA'S LARGE F1& SPIRITS DEALER OLD STANLEY 'IC Pill Till towum U •tSSOi . ,,,,, III U IYDAS rcns 1*1 'ITO-I 'u"nc IMP. TEQUILA 8 YR. .. 1 I* to? 1: CI ta,. tc J I MItsBEAM - Im MARTIN'S a WHY PAY MORE? V V.V. V 0 , Rift. 59% al Li. ii U,i ARC BUS It TPII CASIOAD A',D 1e( SAvitds IS * ______ 3.99.. 9O 0. 'Its:. intents' is' 1 aI a* Aaft It, 133 East ROBINSON ORLANDO FLORIDA _________________________________________ I !Y '2i111 ,- jrr'jj , ''VISIT YOUR BEAUTIFUL NEW SWINGING - - ABCIf COCKTAIL LOUNGES A-- ____________________________________________________ ______ ::iight take, not as an attora nt as a uwmber cit the (--n-n-., lit-rrerua said Ii. rrenia also staid he 4, I Ps', a p rison offi cial that tie -I the Cubans, Bernard l5,arhr md Euge'nio Marti nez, did r, regard Rubin as their attorra Hubin sa id at the l)anbus-, news ''oruft'rt'nre that he Pt. It VIJW VODKA BRIZARD "That's what) told them to do men to stand by in their bar. two or three weeks ago,' }toth- racks. and air farce c- nmaruii. blatt said in a telephone iii- ers sent th eir jet fighters awa> (eric'. '1 said, FeIlow,thisLc frcan Santiago to keep them the tiuuw' ti ait ar! tt't out ''? the fronts being ircsinde'd bs the car arm.. c-med' sr D '' 31 kill -' ' .'.en and had rerrl,'rcil a. Pric e its Cents Casselberry Cuts Paid Fire Chief Sttiii'i. _____ ______ ____________ ELUXE I. I$ elI _____ ROYAL GUCKENHEIMER - - L sun - - "C Dl , '-: 1040' IPISII MR. ED KY. ,, federal prison at t)anbur> - ti.rs - - I,, '____________________________________________________________ awaiting sen te nce The senator's admLnistratu t' assista nt, H('berl I. Herrenu. '-aid Weur ke-r art. .,,A,,% (tie meeting s'tui'-wh;it ('on- I() surve> possuluk' ,V 1 -, ceil th,-t' . / .1 ; - 4411(1 Pee regrets It. vi;rn$f 4 flrp ratixeti Vehli faulcit to deliver Office Furniture Office Machines Office Supplies Art-Drafting & Engineering Items and Luggage S . lti In ted a 10 50) irs r.'ai' this Wednesday, August 22, 1973-Sanford, Florida 32771 ______ ______ I •S ______ ::-rrun the .r night. forcr pubia relations office . Henc Hothblatt, a New Y a comm unique saying all attorney whc formerly repf'r- units had been put on the alert sented the Cubans, said he had and that Rua was the air For. aLso advised them to change onl - "authentic" leader Muncji -- 7 _____ ______ 1 re'sted in the men's plight 1,%eicker met with the Or ust Monday. The> ple ad--i ui!ts and are being held in a u 61 3 ITWI 'I 5.99,, 90 PROOF_GIN LEWIS '66" '54.105 .11 &.111111 -. S*• JACQUIN BLEND 90 PR. GIN 0*1* 4b nnut'nitw'r 'if the Sen. Watergate conunittee, wit', am sure it '"'c' - a ker, a ''I WISER 10 YR . SEAGRAM S '0 w 5I fl v GRANTS 8 YEAR i--a -- - -- HUD 651h Year , No. 303 ' AR I I is int'l tra( tot Hnxinexq has her Illulity of getting lietire tlig.x Iteursihsy. The Seminole tag 7RJM'l) h ens. plates %-ciur unit Ito> sislil he lii,l JVX Save on ' - '"- ' - * ;), the (lriingr (ow-ity tag nffi' t)'h11, revealpel that it h. k, there Puss been only a "i,tli Iltiw " ire liii' f. II I j teatly flow (if t, tInting the t.nekl i'tiod, hut no long Iini fairiN buy it ciitil 7,rWWi-a,nflf) last year hug ix ieiiI that ______ . ;erj.r I __ X R.gular 1129.95 PRICE n"w ~ although Itwrt' slow this week, hut t he y up.I. Iil'Cf) 11ll litws when 11w' erwthor liit nnIrih,?r P itNflS in the ,ieurnuig flux AWC 12 $7 their ha been - I Ililifli Royal Apollo 10 It Electric SALE until ili.' i ffr,in'p ,irwI , voiiirtii 14 IKIl tw,wevrr 'lb. Vr'lusln ( 'iunt y '4th in I *I.arwl reI,'I t'4a, u çfflj Liaq tags on hand Ther" Al -A - .._ runty of plates eseept for trii. itfnrb -' __ ii ov.'r I _______ 011*11 1?I&.4u 1c. LEGER &44 ill ntr- 's 1(0) doctors I 6 DAY SALE MON THRU SAT •' national airline. thousarads at men reventh- added to pro rs.sicirm,aI workers and ha lf lende's cabinet inamoxe to end ___ - >" _______ 4 a "j> N,,,,, - c t,fiIIfl' lii (liii! are ( 4 (1 ii l'xt t,u,' Irrult Its title -, - TEACHER'S VSOP COGNAC 'II JHEDGES"BIJTLERGRAND DAD 100 ' Switch For 4 Watergat Plea - -- - 711110 M2*11 goal Was to block Begon had not been disputes within the armed _____ - tcig, validating of r neil 'lii k.r Wt'Ii' ts'iii'cl for I plate; until Itee ran tint cit I e - IN - of 1 -- Accompanied by his ItoEven people regarded as his gon entered the hospital Mon political oonents-..those who cia> after being missing for four take a hard line' wi th the Corn. weeks Police questioned him mnuntsts-iaflied to his side," forhcswsane1 thenctarg(1hiii the spcIesman said. with simulating a crime and The coup was ted by an exil ed wi th stealing $1,OO from All('s .iurforcegrneraI, ThaoNa,w Home off ice William Sheehan, ti'ossed the Mek on g River from ARCS '.tcr president for news Thailand with 1C supporters, in Nw Yotk, said h3egon was an eiwd the Viertianc airport and adziunuttrative cimiplose, not a se veral air force planes and correspondent, although he had made some bombing and been a correspondent in lii strafing runs on the army 's past and still did some radii duel base outside the cu> reparting Shee han also said 11w - - - count on 6 r r,it 'nit Secret Vote Adopted It __________________________________________ Iii .l%'l-. I %S',I-,t,IiI lilt '* in liIn Uii I iilitii iiie S4 lIIinIll' I I iifliq tsir iiffi •' I I 41IIr1 liii IIf') Hay 4411(1 l'dIIi,r hi l"rhl,i'. ti - vk lift' still In unit tti,' t'"l:iv that tile it,, ,ill air •tii " - i'tltIknlg Ii lb.' ilcail line for prlK'rn%Iltinhiers lining tip at i tipisinril k Inure hid 1'piuliir ;erio lii Pfl1' 1 t,l fIi'reletrl When 11w _ AL Pr - '" - Shortage f1~. - Rizzo Test Criticized Tag ' $ George A icc fann f. the N&.n administration said toda that Frank further controls on U.S exports of obe,rts and Sturgis on charges ( othe r crops are not cars- into ...-*i VIENTIANE. I.atis IAI'I Assistant the pciuitical •ii.recnwnt anti rer4 Ajnculturr Carroll ( Ma 'rashed lfl ,i L'.' ui- titer ft- (r.4h An unsuccessful r*ghtetn1 at. place Sxivanna Phounu, ith ttiut*'r he hiI Sturgi.s and tire other persons were named In flninthaitr said th.aL if such coolrol.s are cir% nientianc had a curleee the tiered, the United States would pay a %fl) high tempt to oust Laotian Premier tix veteran rightist leader. 1k was captured, and the gcv. tment ,t ______ .t ______________________________________________________________ lilt' ii;n night, but citlwr;i'c Stuvanna I'hciunia probabi Mn,, lin (titii. The attempt t'rTUilCflt fIflflOUflCi'el th ••• ••••••••••••••••SlS pncc through loss at he had ill reinforce the (fimurust Sturgis is in the federal prison at t)arthw'y. eJ in I hiirc lwn Thaci The administration lmDctsed exncrl o'witrnk hod ci lntiirio hl' ..1 IL! (ann, under a 41tyear provisional sentence for 1972.crop "beans and Other high-protein Pathet lao demand 101' a bigger feed his part in the break-in at the Democratic sources earlier illitita,r) presence in Vientiane. this year in an effort to curb overnment officials said Kid National headquarters in June 1972. rising costs to American livestock nap Story Lands Bruntha'er's remarks were for Sturgis is accused in the indictment of con- nieetmn of the American Sc> bean lirrd Negotiations to I oriii a coati. Association sparing in 1968 and 1969 to smuggle stolen cars 1k ticn go vernment and reach said agnculture is "citing the crest (if the into Mexico pirnianent peace setUcnt at tt pr-e-'.'nt tiC Begon In Rome Ja il I .ss are hung up largely on the I'..thet l.a -i dcnand for i I \U I;iu' t' '. ii thi' \laft1 il a .arrlson l,IO of their troops lra n ,.tv r red Amer 1t •irthing ehe .it the' time of Ill s and li po ce to protect Commu. television MIAMI REACH iAI' 1 - Frkgates tc the man Jack lkgon disappearance' NIILADELPHIA Al' - Iii ci polygraph General Council of the Assemblies of (o'l have rust vpresenhatives Ifl VICTh from a hospital room to Jail expert, have cnticized questions asked Mayor voted to admit dwcirced persons tianie, heretofore the ritc icr-c posted oUtNite and those ii ho ttFrank Itizzo, Deput> Mayor PtuIIip Ft 1. Carroll have remarried , rightists arid Prince Son cif 1a>- on a charge that his st(4 Iegons hospital room, and ii'. bring kidnaped b> the Mafia .irpl ('it Democratic Chairman Peter Canuel V4fl7u,'5 neutralists B a secret vote of 1,29.3 to 385 delegates ted i.i5 .l fake. during a lie detector test earlier this mon th. Monday to adopt a We can expect them to ask %,IC sa id about $5,00fl report by a stud) t'sion according to Television station KYi (car trore milaar guarantees here. that recommended a iberalis.aticin of Handcuffed to a POCIUJIfl. bussing from Its home offi,' .,is a result of the coup. and that etiureti's view of divorce and remarried as being' 62-year -old employe of the and told Begnns vik to "gel .i Warren Holmes, of Miami, who administered in keeping with current biblical interpretation means more troops," a American Broadcasting Co. gond ti'uiunal lat'r." But the polygraph test, said it showed Riuo and go vernment spokesman said man said the netdLr Assemblies of God ministers were given taken from the S.alvator sp u. rrcU i and Camirl hid the wi!larguet he va re ai th th about a pi-rT1iion Li perf orm mamages f or diorcel to -ec that Murti Internatiiin.eI Hospital it) Inc r'sation mncrc - of an) ri ghtwthg genel the three had in a hotel ba throom. persons who were the Innocent parties Italian authorities did anti t, the Regina ('teli jail lie as to eho cares to seize power." not filed any charges agat:t be examined bs a police doctor The exam was intended to resolve the questmcm The .spokesman said that a The council stressed that it as merel determine if he should be put LI A t'tt.r ,,,,.1•,t ,.. ... ,a# -A .-. t_. ,-__,_i W t e...auuvi iwne r '' "P inthejailinhlnnarv rather than !ui'rsan iuiodunes r'r qualification, of '' """"" rI tutects for city profrcts if ('arnie) would back church kaders wt.ow- hlcc i the perc.atr attempt Monday was the sup111::'s choter for district ,,ttrnf'. _____________________________________________________________ h'howna could ______ port it showed Souvanna ,.r1 tia in- I uuluit) will n cruise ama) ilitulic'S from this ituil w4jitill utitil lakit. builetaug inspectitilex with the rt'ct'c'atsin $li.ni,,!: Itlornhnug S-t''isiufl lost suc-k la_snnda', agreed to pa> the 1guc-e e- hif, city enguwer arid tiuutit' iIL5l'tti(ItS -ii tIding Iterl"Its dlrvad~ I-mued pritair to each starting ..-t 1 isijiit-i asitI , per. Utuitv Rule t'd'lSi4'l*tect, as well 4-s ro uk' But le r Li paid 115,2-12 I*iU1U411) out 'imitt'rtuin wltutkin' to the while Cut> Kugumucer slack that tiiA . Ia>ui Lee luvri said i- $Ll,,>u. for'i'atiuii 'should be ,ivsiilzil,1. art' getting the lUll 10per t'v*at budget sse till its o..n Law h'went).,u.x woo t lisarIrig l so cull w er t IiII fiijj hiked to twid au .uitieipuate't.J in tease 1,0uJu deficit UI ut umihihled i.tx'tor post created L.azt-nb>' salars Is $15,331 aIiII 10 per cent po We a thor estatit itse' Iurst ordinance duos t:mtit uperatluna liuu,nre L)trrt-tor Iki ir tiuiu b'aurw th lt*ht';l receirs $l5,i exceed tht' svs wi in the \'c'stt'rcLa s high II lit thu.s %luuri said Skiet *111 Stuils adopted by the lit) km i itt, Clerk Ka) SAx%iii.m. %tw Itit. P"'bitmu a1v us ttw morning 66 HIM IIWFC %,I% 50 ill '51W $1 UUna ar-v ,M.Wlh (114)01' Eur the ans inch tit rain lust night haitI> his L*'s'n working out eel her riislurs range on thi cut) '5 their ))bu uiw when a UI3 b> llighs siritusuel till I e ci tlulbit will teLis iususi' unto teuiuporar> CIII uual salary for the th oiling rxs4umst fl)( 1 96 uurthn' ilUle c- s at liii 1 ''ulstrs Club iieiil to upper 6th ,sce'r.sgt'ul out the present t'uiiaiiussMrneI' G4.P(-ik,MI Mv)vr ,,uocb,uumnawu pcut .ms-i Ihiuisik'rsloruiis linigu'reci tier htu.stl calorie's said he wants (ii c'usxsidec at'tew vI newly auwxesh inriw scattered ss't'tlt,ns tel 11w tuiiih'iu I itutletl at the Jolumuns Walker Using thus )tar's salaries aisJ raisiui c'IIv ¼'tS1til*uitIiOthit' ws.ith o4 la)la1r t'u.intr x'sb loday, greustl>weakened Huiileling, Mm'. S,iecuiu*ua said adding 11) per real as urikred saLaries but chsc'ussiuu was will be decided l'.cv 'aid Pu follow hg 'l'uc'sdss> 's twits> '.hu' .'slat'e-ts to h1ise .5 e'it> ;shone c'iuhut'r b> ceuiuivasiuns'rs the tklâeci wilul t'it', .ttt %'ertwt wits be iii - -. iut-stett,-1 tb - ,iflt-u Its',, .ti- i' Pi4-t,, 15.11cr n-t.$ \5: '41 - . ,. ' .l.._-1 � 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, August 21, 1973 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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