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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1974 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, June 21, 1974 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 21, 1974. 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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 21, 1974; <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/5f9efc23cf08cc1b83e64f624ff8bbe9.pdf e6c4367a4a2e776effb115b6a06c5dee PDF Text Text i ____ - - r - -- - .... ____ ____________ _____ •1 ________ - .----. 1 . - ______________________ _____ _____________________________________ _________ Lti $ = A I _____ IV ____ - ________________________ More features... day AprIl 30, 1974 —Sanford, Florida 32771 6i '1 murder • ' compare, home...To save you money, to let to allow you to plan your purchases and let family income go a little further in these days of shrinking dollars Our local business people know where to reach you in The Herald and they offer you real values every day You'llfind your neighbors pictured in our pages every day, doing the things they do to make their lives and yours a little more enjoyable, a bit more meaningful L- I (J I I I C • - e r. - Sen EdwardJ Curnel{ Fla, says his inctnentn charge of (ailing to report paign contributions resulted from a "political Pearl}IarIxr attack" by Democrats _____________________ charge ar,d any wrongdoing; (urney said in his statement John Gardner, Gurne> 's press secret.ar), said the sena or was n lainetovisithissick i - -- - - _____ ____ ________ _______ _____ -- ___ - -- - ____ .____ ____ _____ in. it still Civany, Apt. 28, Edward lhggln! Terrace, April ii plays a ' ( Heaid P1o'o Oi - n part in the $45 million annual Local growers are now getting read to pack and ship corn crop agriculture impact on Seminole economy Above, crews finish this year's Sanford area - ii t;e ixon: of ngage berernoed WASI1IG1ONAP violating a Florida election law This is deliberate political harassment of the basest sort" Gurney s Florida att3rnev, C __________________________ __________ ___________________ iV JL . ___ ____ Statemcfltthwhich he con - --: - grand jury on charges they YOUR DAILY PAPER......... ____ ____ Wtnrte 4. I 1 I __________________________________ __ D)er, who pledded In nocent at his arraignment • you 1 . - - L.__.r_- ___- iinolving his sister In laws the The Hera Id six days a week. ________________________ ________________ Jr L .... . Cents Feature stories of every variety, filling in the All the national, international and local news 1. '': - - .,_-._._-- - ____ . first degree murder In he shooting death of a woman .4 - .. ;-. r More Adsa.. ¶- - lop Docket More news... 'i urer ChildAbus€ ____ iscelrF ____ F ____ __ Nixon Subpoena Date Reset ___ ____ - _________ ___ -i ______________________________ In P tIfldthdtht ihid no knowied' -. ouse u iciary Committee J, 1973 black briefcases Into the station iele%lsion address, he would de ete., transcripts of mans of The 1,200 pages of edited wagon and headed for Capitol liver the transcripts. "b his %Iatergate related con tapes were to be made public Hill mishes an'] all" and expected %ersations, said through his later In the do) but the St Clair The White House submission the American public to find in ders also could be outsted The grand Jury ln%estigatlon last week State Rep Marshall Harri of - _____ ' -- ______ __________ —II from the office of Leon Count) Sheriff Raymond Hamlin. .- ' AU the local and national sports news and features written in a way that brings the per. sonalities of the players and the significance of I L 1 .. easy to read format. If it happened, you'll find It in Action Sports, whether it's a new malor leiigue ora Little Leaguer's first home run. You get all the action in Action Spofls ___________ - ____ ______ _____ - ., . .- 1 ; - - = r -_---- - __________________________ a , COMICS....... - All Sanford residents should ('Urfle) a member take notice that effetiie toda) Senate Watergate Committee For neonle of all ames who reconize the need for hiirnor,vr a te ty, IIght , ness an,, d fUn I fl The H 1 I - Sanford Police Dept -! A modern up to the minute coverage of the /' families, their home and business careers all - - • ...- ocear e a do you reciui u3e statements made ear'ier rethe to the cost in I _ ____________ I Herald every day and you'll be better informed, _, ____ : the important news affecting your daily life And you get it a I! at your fiigertips in The Herald , Our own beautiful magazine, filled with in , f _____ --- A .nate seat is clearh Nixon's Monda) night speech Indicate - - - _____ O.K. Herald, It's About Time I Began Getting - .-. -. U - ; Name ________________________________________ -- I - A - I - I - I say anything startling" ____________ _____ -- -. . - ' 831-9993 _____________________ The Herald in - reasens 'I don't think the President should continued ha e the onb say so and there should be I think the people should trust the other men in Washington who can be trusted President and accept the transcripts as the withthet.apeswlthouttherebeingabreachin tije the Senati Vatergate corn much of the debt had been paid (,erald L 4arren, dl put) n'ittee hearings Y,tute House press secretary dedinedtptitmmentorihes I hae been rcluctant to re Herald Staff %%ritcr (apt (harks Fagan said +k t ..: . a .- . .-. — .. - -------- -. I, --... * :$•. ..- :f . . ...; .•.• _L- — --. - ..._i • •. ..-.-- .' - . . ... - ., - garbage ardinance alive April 16 by refusing to join (rtg -j ' a not going Out Jenior, a semi retirul After missing three quarters Longwood man. is initiated by the garbage months of revenue sharing. mostly setting up the cits . compwiies and boosted by a Mayo; Margie Hess told buildlngdepartment,aswella, -. allo.ation study — the results of from state re'.enue sharing In other action council apthe battle will be worthwhile department head Robert Lank pointed a citizen s pirks ad It may haic pointed out ford in Tallahassee She said he visory conimittee, md toki _________ I says, "It shall be unlawful for Comics trossword puzzle 7A 6A associations (mod input from the public animal within the corporate hinds of the city of Sanford' m 452 p in tow 10 29 Port Il 01 p in iii hr C'zinc F.dttorialconimnent 6A 4A association., ic indicated that through , th hiS predictions geographical area, he said the next 1 Lsa! year they'd rather not ha'.e an ex The city missed out on the The chairman discounted tiowe'.er, saying 'Seminole horoscope liaspitalnotes 6A BA himbrough said, adding he either exclusive franchising or collusion raised by several filing an app!ication for the miles per hour in a t:tkn ct. plans to recommend a a county owned and operated titizens grocps pointing to PfOdm ci Interstate Four (ruin mis . . :.' • - free enterprise misnomer." lows in tht' I) i'.ton,t ikath tides For .••• .*• .. Under Sec 16, Article F it '1 ,, imi -, - - -. - :i p iii. Ios 10:18 io 49pm Society Sports through I hursday Saturday - Generally fan •. /. . - 6A 138 - ' -•• 4 . a_' '•.:.Tl' ,,,• • *_t -' -' - F .: t ,. JOhN KIMBROLUI _____ recommend outright defeat of garbage business specifically, recel'.lngaround$2600a month people to the committee afttr the me1tsurt that the'. should concentrate the next quarter and probably she had complained council when they appointed the board Amosetoredurespeed1iniit tight as possible' 'I hope I in wrong, but I exUushe franchises were all reading of four ordinances and Cc'inctlrnan John Notji i The board had been doubt it, because the problerni but awarded, saying "the sheer SetUpaworkshopsesslonMay 7 m•it in the city's wrIting 1 7A run at the garbage proposal, - but Klmnhrou'h said ht will now show. rs T time ou ha'.e strict licensing little but take heait taxpayers, quick!) appointed its first I I - uthorization concerning Ui '.otlng for outright defeat, today said he S changed hs mind because of niassi'.e op- _—_w-_.,-. - •• LAKE 'tAllY— The city's 5A 7A 8A closing arrangenients for s'imiit of the new fill I \ - swayed by rhetoru. on the free , luss'.e garbage franchise Index ______ tbar a dozen ciic assodations tnb on dmrgesof buying, predicting public opposition r insolli mone'. has been propert'. in corine hon with thie -- . d 2 That 'nothing' turns out to F rank \S 4eeler Jr , and that is outstanding " iie be a heft) 11,750 harged theni with spending declined to say how much of the It should come as no surprise part of the ransom money used ransom money has ncw been at all to know who will be to free George Jackson Jr,of found paying this 'nothing' bill The Sanford in February Three Sanford men remain ________ t_ P and parts will be in conflict with its Y.ahington bureau, said the issued instructions to make arre.stsom tIxe who are caught - turning over these trdnssript.s to the House Judiciar) Corn- Tax mittee, I hae directed that I think theres a logical aria snsible business digging about In the Watergate thpe, and NLxon should tell them all to "go reason for not handing oier all the ths," said W E Buhrman, U S 1792 Longwood fly a kite" k I• H00%er does not buy the argument the tapes and there might be things in the thpes on!; I . . tAI Area deaths Bridge Calendar EVERY d -.4 profound!) affects all the Howe%er,mostSemipo1eCountiansreac,J opprrn'nts_whih \ cccrday s high 6 low tins morning 52 F air through Wednesday Highs our home * Journi1l s'it 26 hours to be speufk %% illis found the dogs which were without any food or water and ...._ THE SANFORD HERALD P 0 Box 1657 and those with whom I ha Ofl'S speech Monda night As far as wha' the Presiduit talked which the will—and net personsll) k.w and did with Just because the) will become French Aye, Sanford, who found the Hutchison, R Mich ,to listen to the tapes and • lu hi were tied to a four-frt length of rope and left tit tht Start delivering on Mail to tapt not just It They can t beat me in a fair .clleagues will postpone held higan said hc had police they found nearly Mind you, all of this within reason to believe the car — a cash while rabbit hunting n'ear awarding an exclusve am- I I th WASHINGTON (All — Here - ts- already made available— will thin Pal1.S of them will be seized the city's dog pound • I 1 iig Florida, cx rd June Lormann arrested the brother and expect more arrests in con- 20 other dos which ht - • ig tapes or trans4xipts of tapes That's prhate Committee chairman Peter W RodlnoJr D. tar ar .r attac, to dumping stray dogs on his : 1 I exua P face mocrat.s won t have to f li t - coerup is concerned, these esen ridicule—which the) the know it Thus the) haic court will operate swift!) SEMINOLE MAGAZINE - I -- - - - - promted to make public transcripts of tie I am confident tht . The Herald And you'll be the first to knowl - b) one o' the Democrats seek - ,...- holding ot,t this way," Hoover said Across the nation skeptical and derogator) There's no pleasing eer)one, as reactions reactions were recorded to Nixon's Monday &iuits why Harris and Pew dictment with mdi nati call 322-4141 or 322-4142 HeraldStaffirIter nation (or Gurne)' seat there s a change in phoflL who is up for re-election this at your life with the Iigtier touch, . es COfllmittee In a black station 'e- count indictment of accepting Gurney chvged in his state- ______________________________________________________________________ campaincontrtbtitions w1thôt ment that Harris had gons be. appointingacampaIgntreaur (orethegrandJur to help his I 1 #'4 T I er or setting up a campaign "crony," State Sen Richard batik account as required b) Pettigrew, 1)-Miami who '4 4 C cO B) John A Spoiski - --- i- ',' :' W MEN' W - - ç'¼ - - - p ans to r,elease the edited traascripts, !'iixon said: "I am Lzedtodetermmethegwlt NJ,would refuse tocontnent 1or knowledge of the pap.-z f"r each member charged with crimes, rather on Nixon's offer at this tune ' ed because he was notaai no pr break-in" at Democratic Na. An how before the corn- than participating in trials In date at the rnunois I d d A snnkesman in G ffj Washin t 1—i---- tates was engaged in a made between the content of and former Commerce criminal plot to obstruct the transcripts and sworn Secretary ,taurice st.ans in a news conference Harris appeared befcre the el a JUT) Isin recess until Wednes. flhismgstopped,butdjd 'j6'" .- I 2 10 You'll find new ideas and time tested formulas for making your family living a beautiful and - . ) SLNA1OIt (,UItNEY .,.l'm innocent • ' '- -- . - .- !_ Kimbrough t.redi'ed as the sa'ing will prompt con electrical and mnechank.4 rode '. Ii his sv. itt hi prit'. h ii'. . ntr,stitin (Irdinanc ec in! th' t _'.' - . .- ' 1!.L---- _L -4 ',- transportatIon arkjp, 't I r° I __ �___ T __ __ __ - 1.9 -'-'_______ l -- - - - - - _;__ . -.--. _______._.., - ---,-.---.-.---- .- -, ____ lm . M T - _i__ -- - - -.. I# - i___i—.--= -- - - . . - - - .. --- - .... I . -, . IT! " , -. _ - ------.-.- ___ _______ U - 2A-The Santord Herald The Sanford Herald Tuesday, A pri l 30, I T • rrice Controi Program Ends At Midnight WASHINGTON (AP)-Price then, t health and a few other in. dwiries at midnight tonight when 0* admirilstration's 2tit- now arerising at a 14.S percen rate. Besides steel and heallh, controls also will end at midnight over all wages, the copper In. dustry, construction , food proc. COfli end - 7. year-old wage and price control m ___________ ______________ _________________ program dies an uncereous death. _. ,0~15-~'t;~~ -!-~4:1 ( -~ " - -,-2.___Z-"T7,~ - .. T_,~- __ "I. ..~,~ ~~_, i .% _-: _r -1 - __ _ Z_ ~--_ I . -_ - .____ _ I y5__ - - . - - _- . - - . - ; ~_ -_ __ 1 1 r , I "s WUS - __ ~_, .~-~. ve • • rrlVlie e I Executi _. wv-_~-~"?.F%4~_ Tt~;_. 41,;~*'T--~FA_ ____________________ _ ___ _____ -- %-I-e~s- -_~ -I-4- _: --T___j _._~~ ~' _.__ ,_~~ __1 _____a , the President to impose ____ - __.:!A -- - WAJl!Nt1O'. APi - -~ I - . ______ 1 - - ______ threat . Some business leaders, espe. cially President E. Douglas Kenna of the National A&wi. ation of Manufacturers, have been urging businesses to usf, restraint in future price in. creases to help avoid new de. mands for controls. - - jP'' - _--. - cent drop in first-quarter prof- through decontrol comits, has boosted the average initinents to stabilize prices - -~...-price of its cars W. It predicts through the remainder of tile r I — cl- - - "Second lain -- -- : I their 1)eceinber 1973 leel -_—=%-=-_ ____ ~__ ~__ The auto rmiker's North The 2.9 per cent Increase in Ainerican operations recorded -j-_-T., __ I . 11 - ,! -'. _,: I __il rouuui34 -__ ._ - - - in 1974 brought such pressures upon it "Third, in the context of the current impeachment climate, c_-. - people as well as their el year barring "urloreseen ~'-' facts, but l Ulm facu. I ~ - want there to be no question 1 . ~ - - - I - - ..--- . Dunlop fired HSING-FISING, male giant panda in Washington, D.C. National Zoo conversations precisely con- takes a lunch break of bamboo leaves. The giant panda and his mate, Uidicted what he said last July. Ung-Ling, were given to the United States last year by China. • R - I I - .I-. ~ ._Z__-_ #w. ~__~X-L -___ :_.7 . . & T"- ,_!_.---.,.; I- --,-- ".. - _A_ - P !. 11 ii - a n "c" uelscn arrived in the United States Wis nxrnjflg after being freed LIZ weeks sifter his c=Wy pald Marxist Argentine guerrillas a record $14.2 million rarwm. international Airport, was smiling and appeared healthy. T. $ VE, r,- 7 A- --_. __ I .- ., % - __ - a. , ", S_~= - -_. :7 .: ~%~- FI "I'm very happy and I am ______ well he told 1 ters •q have no furthem corrumt. I'm anxious to get back to my fami - _%*~4ki$_' ---- - -~.*_ I- .1,, Slen askecl if he would be flying to Cleveland, his home E J _ _____ - _____ - - , .. -_ ---" . . '. - -fl ~,.-" i_,.A` ` ~ . ;tza~~'I- I 1. ilp_ ~',.:u - _~'$, -. gnw aircraft which took off SubSidur) s Campana refinery tranquil and did not speak minutts after his 8:30 a.m. landing from South America. Exxon offi cials would close his dagination. 60 miles north of Buenos Aires. much about his eAperience," young Pfister said. of tke suburban Buenos Alms Ear&.r today, Samuel.son's home of his childi,en's doctor, Federico Pfister. 12`= - ___~_ ~2 tody" at an undisclosed location in G)e UnAed States since they a privately chartered twin-en- - -M _q ----'"' .- -..________ -- Americk'a Reacts By JIM WILLSE AuocliteJ Press Writer ~ . -j _ -__ G~ i~= ~--_ - - -__ - -LiKl~' .0-E ~-~ - -~, -" - _ ~ ,-v. -17 11* _____ e-. --- I -- __j . I. ____ - - ~_ — - -~ I - - _. -± — month and h1anded oer 142, hundred-dollar bills on March 0' the Ford Mot. Co., killed by leftist guerrillas dur- ,I ~j & ~ . - - ______ ** Li '81.4.9 X , 101-1 4 'Eve_(olorni' I'll y VVaIk May I I \.. The walk route will be, south middle schools and Crooni.s on Mt)lon%ille Menue to 25th ninth graders desiring to Strett, West to Sinford Ainui participate must be registered A -nule Walk f So Ii t A E cology" will be held May 11 to then west on Lake Mir)Rodd, Spwsors pledge sotnuch benefit Central Florida branch North on Country Club a n d -t II' walked I there is of Florida Society for the Upsiala Roads to Sit 46 and East no hinit on the number of Prevention of Blindness to tlit starting point sponsors .i walker may have. Registration will be 8-9 a 11) at F unds raised ill go for a free maypart the starting point in Ft. Melh n %isiun screening program for but will not be eligible for the Park next to the ball diamonds all kindergarten children and Prize -' t trailt on Seminole t4ouks,ird Sifl 'lauconi4i strttnlng for I(lLiltS student who turns in the ford. StudcnLs in &niinole Count)most pledge money. The school 01% 10 Longwood Seek C Julie Nixon F isenhoer s' s together was set by the citizens . I 6 harasmsent," Martha Mitchell's lawyer said as 1W! disclosedthatshe has filed suit (or ate al n from John N.Michell. si1t 1 Tel Aviv command said. hands of the public. ou these—ble. cultits," San Francisco lawyer Melvin Belli said Monday. The separation suit, filed Monday, seeks custody of the I erally on one side in majo matters and Councilmen B. L Humiliation • ' odus of American executl,es from Argentina National Da) of hlu millation, Fiisting arxi Prayer in 32 states, an observance that started with Senate passage of & resolution MIAMI AP "We will be fasting and spending time In meditadon and - Secretiizy izial restoration of diplomatic IIWt!tiflg toda) ith the presi dents of Alger ia and Egypt Kissinger was flying to Alex sad But American officiala said the So %iCi• ivue W83 lidS- to with President Anwar Sadat of agree to a troop disengagement Egypt, then on to Israel Wed. ,, , I . services nationwide. ith Israel Kissinger talked with Algerian President flouari Botime- f5d dfld [)amascus Thursday. Informed sources said it was likely lie Xso would visit Jord!in, Saudi Arabia. Ku. not become clear until Kissin. get arw.es in Damascus 4 iit mr.'i se,cral other smaller Id Aviv the Israeli g over nment \ iikt:mman ['r the knacli 1yng,' Harris said, puffing night alter his arrival from ian Gulf ta!es sometime has not cl.anged its oziimmumd position sa id artillery duels (,cnea, and another session Pers cigar. "The accused .shouldn't I was trying to discover Ow . ,wxt week. withdrawing from Syrian be the we in decide what is what was right and to do what also crupted along the northern was schvduled this morning. in relevant" was rl.g'L I hope and trust that settor of the Syrian bulge cap- US officials said Kissinger Kissinger flew to Algiers territoiy. That position jirwier been made public, but by = trie lzraelis in the Oc- wanted to make sure of Boume- after nine hours of talks I when you have seen the turcd A continent away, in Santa iq eviderow in its entirety, you will tober war and in the southern dienne's -special relafionship" Gewva with Soviet Foreign Dayan Indicated that t4ere Monks,Calif., S)-Inq Albright Sft die truth of that Aate. Go!an Heights. Fi_! would be no signiflcant retreat with Syria. I Minister Andre 1. mundwJ a tossed uW as he ~= beyond the lines set by the 1967 The America, secretary in a They Issued a joint coinmu. war watched Nixon on a czn.11 black A military Cthnlnarid OWC. arid i,ihite TV "I knew n t1me dented a lAiniastus daim tit b,icftatemnent said tht United niquesaymng thit had agreed to But for Bill Sweeney, -A senior U.,S'. official said the oUxr sjde~ oi th: story wouW ecutivt. l rian forces destroyed an h, States is making a major effort exercise their influence "to. ~z xlaff be told. I hope the President's firnL the President's plea wiL% rbeli iniss'le ba3e, an animuni. to find a b&sts actvptable to the wares a positive outmme and to Kissinger and Gromyko also (IOfl depot and tour tan in Syrians and Israelis for stoj- remain in close touch with each found a "common fr.rnewock" actions tomorrow will Indeed be not enough. I ping the fighting rk i in so sick of all Ills di(:1Wt heights dmn1itt their efforts for a agreement to limit uffensme ~Jf 71W S),rian %,oijunand said ar. Once again, President Nijw..I days ark! all of Mi., trm#,,L-(J peaceful settlement in the ruclear weapons. fie xaid the "Z . nsitimW Nvadcast friends and all of his tran tillery vlAsiles fla. W during the turr*d to ft American officials also rearea." tL negotiators would concentrate M—T media to present a defense of scripts," the 3&year-ct1 father tiiguitoti 11w embattled peaks of x&d that relations between as On trying place ' on land his rele in the Watergate of sz said in the family room c MI llcrz'ion, and time enemy (hi U S and Algerian govern The communique appeared to and -, o m 3 randal And once again, his home In Arhrigtrn Hc1ghts suffered heaty cualU in rmwnLitcrc improving but have rcpresent a gain for Klicslnger At. ra listened. not yet rftched tile poirit of for- In lils quest to haveMoscow use nuclear warheads. crops the y need, sa - .Salfi appointed Judge David Str.%i to .study d etails C) it. I 11 V I 1 A I I IL Il I _J %_IJ L1•J ., FaAdmi gets a spvcial treat. sit at sour iit . ar.- I t.mnhimnt..\ utimirrful %diirl )f %miivn ?. %varable, . from 06c 11-Mitne raiitial- - - - if) vart-free 12 . rlrgai:t mire... for that ..pemial 11111" ll mm n Ii a nil i-i ml '. 41\41 111.,4%,111% for mil ' a4h and die F a..Ii iit • t ... ar - - / -ardriibiiig fipr mrii aml 1)4)%. frioni Tougli i I i ii'tmifii tailoring it I I \I ii tori I msIi iou 1 11111111.111-mm lit rnaui I (miii ra I 1 schools, ttwt are members of 1114141(l. --_:; e=:i - a I - y.- ._ .-, ----,..-.*- ,- .'..-. , - - z* - - •, ' ..-- :--.. . . I I lj 1 ' ___________________ - .~ I .- 0I ;~~_ _.=!~ -, -- . _____ 4-çI. -, ! - 1 -. z-_,, - - BE A 1. counter Side West of So . . __% i- HEADACHE I / , I For last relit! F our hute geese m, alued at $Sostokn Monda from home of -i __. . __ - - - -- If 1. - L"V(fU)11k iit'(l((Ok %,- .4 Hostess. David (remIerinan, 30, of 4900 Rio Grande Ave. -_ ~1 ., sEARS - 4 V I SLIP" -- 11-, 1 834 9?'? k i 1 _. .".11> Sanford * - %_= " . A.z- k4 --i'e,1-4 a34 9-112 - Casselterry 1, ,t -o"U, '~ ~ - - ::__I - L__ - - //, - - I 0~ , / / SIDNEY THOMPSON 834 Burglars took $25 Munda, 9712 ffm Altamonte Sprinq% from home of Warren Berghuis, Henry 3.4y Nelson, 20, of 1881 d Winter Park jailed 29, of 112 0a k st. Thieves stole 25 cases of beer today on charges of careless m the Sthrlite dni' ing anti f) French Avenue. marijuana. Boild set at Michael Arthur Tischer, 22, of Clothinh and tnols valued at Apt. 1433 U haystack, Cassel Monday from home berry Jailed Monday in lieu of B Short' 51$ of 3019 $201 bond on charge of oh. 0 Ouf - A / A i. ( , 1 , .1~ N, ____ - - lidS 14i - SANDRA RAWLINS - --- '- BEA HUGHES Fishing rods and reels valued Fiwik Dee McCA ulley, 3a, of at 8173 stolen Monda from 844 F Church St , jailed It. Athey, 27, of Monday in lieu of $5,000 bond on home of John 11 15 Lake Marion Drive. charge V. asmult with a deadly Radio valued at $300 stolen ,%londby from home of Harold Bl4ilock of Ihimphre Road '' _k7 . — t -----4 11 1 S' kI use Thief grabbed coin purse with Ozzie Rosenblam, 49, of [lox 495 $'2 Monday from attendant at (,ardens I)nmve. Slotorcycle valued at $950 Tenneco Gas Station on French Morda from home of stolen Menue Tools valued at SM stolen Bob Sweet of Oviedo. Wallet, CB radio and tapes Monday from Bowl America stolen Monday from home of Bowling Alley. County --" ~~!~;e; -L ; v-- - m ~_L--- %.- -I.- =_0,Wa-r. _y t-J -.- +i; "I - . REAL SHIRLEY MILLET 834 9712 ' uric? City ri i it i i'.A A I) A\ F4 . II) F sui..uut 't' ( 11-.,%% . I Satisfaction Guaranteedor Your MOM,) , 11ach 3W SEARS, IIOF9U(k %I) ( D'lton f I - - ,1 I Blotter Ion g wood unharmed by Saturday. L--- t I purse Monday behind the charge of aggravated assault. 7be Hearst Corp. ha'* Pledged thL- money for a massive food distribution program if Miss hearst is released The SLA later demanded another 14 million, but the Hearst Cor p. placed (lie money in escr#w and said it release the funds only If Miss Hearst is (reed Ft' P(4'RuOfl se May 4 deadline " nut r hit -i'. Ii for .itir 'or Arthur Ste%ens 65, of Ut 2 Box l74A Sanford jailed aiief stole $25 cash from a Monda) in lieu of $5 000 bond on many telephone calls as a result of a public appeal for information In the Feb. 4 kidnaping of newspaper heirem Ntricia Ifearst. IV.iss Illearst's father, newspaper executive Randolph A. ave $500,000 and the Hearst F'undation con• 1.5 million to a food handout asked by the SLA as a condition In negotiations f,x her rekase . tipals, and delegates from Sanford , accept an offer oi $4 million to feed the poor in exchange for her ,'reedom. - ..0 I$ MOVING CAN Police Phone Calls LAb" if SLA Means bile, the terrorist Sytiibloncse Liberation Arrim', which clairas it abducted the Myearold coed from " Berkeley apartment, has only five days r-erivalning to i -~ The County Council consists J "Politics will always be like that," said Mrs. Gurney. The FBI sa -,\ I)y the governor witho ignatin g campaign treasurer or setting upa campaign bank account - / presimknts James S. Rausch, General . '.'' I A tained from the local PTA Secretary of th e U S Ca th o l ic I / into Orange County's computer Bishop month . I of all PTA presidents, prin- Monday as 22 cardinals and tliiSSiOfl must be gained Iron' bishops of the United States, ttit State Supreme Court Canada and Latin America pie- because of the present set up pared to open a four-da) dis mn',ol%ing . three-member Jun The mother of Sen. Edward J. Gurney, R-Fla., said today the Indictment agthersonis"noth(n SAN FRANCISCO frP) Meanwhile, Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Dayan said in Kimbrough niet Moods) with 1d P P 'hoid Supnintcndent William p. 1u Laver I present " tonversion, endorsed b% all the Conference. Rausch leveled Uie criticism judges, but warned tiiat per- rvy sal(I the Russians' Intentions would If Americans '1 /l 1/ New officers for the comisig year will be installed by Mrs. Milly Urbanski and County the hungry of the world ,Aould have plenty to produce the lie a a Northerner an'l the Southerners don't like him in their business, 'she said I I I about the Watergate crws. That It will be cleared up, that Justice will prevail. That's the way I'll pray," said a been indicted by a county grand jury In Tallahassee, Fla., on charges of violating state elt, ctioll laws. Ile sdd he was its influenct vith Syria to registration and jury selection would stop using so much fer- Chief Curcuit Court Judge specifically charged with accepting campaign fwimjs of State flenry A. Kissinger is relations. - the judiciary to pursue a computerized voter t Salfi on plans to Plug the Congress of PTA ' tiuizer on lawns and golf courses Dominick "He's got quite a bit of his mother in tdm and I know he'll just let it roll off him," said Mrs. Edward J. Gurney, 88, at her home here. U.S. Find Mideast Truce merit On Computer Minnows Are All Around Us." \Irs. Dede Schaffner will be prayer. I'm sure they'll be praying for the President and ATERVILLE, Maine (AP) (T'\ ('I i - I S I UniersIt) ill speak on The atentati%t green Use Is Criticized - "I A Annual Renort r To Seminole County Cominissioners will hear a report from Chairman John Kim- Fertilizer I I Soviets Say They'll He after an balI hour, the anci. of help .n getting S,-ria The planes scrambled appar financial advisory committee committee's officers will be ai meeting recent) at elected at a May meeting. city ball Connell said the (ommittee will The five-man board was try to communicate to' the created b cit y co uncil citizens the fiiuuiiiial problems, resolution earlier this month if any, the city and members were appointed lie said the group will not ask Schreiner and June Lormann Mitchell faces an indictment in Washington in the W er gate cover-up. His trial here on charges of perjury, coinspiracy and obstruction of justice ended in exoneration cn all counts. doba last Tlianskgiving Day. His murder touched off an ex. I,I 1.. walkers to a control point if necessary. Connell said the advisory -- I - Kimbrough husband's assets Is made Kentucky minister coordinating efforts to extend the '1\ Scheduled Commerce Secretary Maurice If. SUns were acquitted Sunday of cTim.1nal conspiracy charges stemming from a \' '"' unerge'cics and tran slxwthtion will be available long the walk route to return by then council chairman E. E. for any privileged information Williamson immediately prior froin the city, but rather only to his resignation 10 days ago. information available to any Gerald Connell of Chelsea . Stinitiole County Council of Street, Devonshire, spokesman Other members are J. R. Parent Teacher Aswiations for the said tile com- Gran, Harry Lazrls, Percy will hold its annual banquet mittee will work toward finding Wtuk and It. I '.lihue May 17 at 7 p.m. at the Coma middle road where couniiiunit' United Methodist cilmen can work together. The Church fellowship hall in Cas.wltx-rry. marked by many hung votes wi th Councilmen Donald Florida Technological Mitchell, the former U.S. attorney general, and onetime ' te House conversations, Mt. Ifermon today and returned after receiving a Soviet assur. andria this afternoon to confer ically one of attitude. to W left wmJ -d, finally, "tell it v ' flu bringing city councilmen closer other. NEW YORK (AP) -"She wants out and not any more Today is M A 'V 8th 1)ISCOVER A NEW CONWIXI'E SEARS r IN i ()1\ T E First Aid personnel will be on uty to treat blisters and other u A ' _! LONCWOOD.-A p rime goa l of Martha Seeks Separation - " ' the highest percentage of %IIl Citizens ouncil has tarnished Dean's credibility. Dean, who testified that he had had conversations with President Nixon about the Watergate cover-up, was a prosecution witness at tile Mitchell-Stans WAShING TON tAP) ~~ per Calls Dean Liar Of _ Herald Staff i%ritcr luncheon if her duties pernilt. National Day _ By JANE CASSELBERRY Golda Meir, Israt ii s mrita}'er - "" -i cli S prime minister, has been named ttleMother of the Decade by the American Mothers Committee. Mrs. Meir, 75, is WASHINGTON (AP) 0 L_J , I ~ Golda'Mom Of Year Julie a, I given by the Ladies of the Senate The annual luncneon Ion the First Lad) Is the only social event of the year for the 053 apter a in i kidna I 11. Ilis release was expected AI,(111 ItS i Al') By The Associated Preis that the pile of looseleaf foldersNixonplaced his case in the ( - f *1 :~F~ '4 ~_ _. ~ r~__ - - _. - --- ( .& i ut des Isratli planes attacked House, Richa4 d M ixon gazed taming tttiflScflpts of t4i1ed Srian m ilitary targets flddt uto tie eye of the television "In giving - Z Army Targets Seated at 'us desk, the cam era paruung perlodicall) to the In the Oval Office of the White Macks of black notebooks con. C 0 In Hallandale, Fla., Harold mishes and all-I am placing ently after Syi- ian gunners Harris gated back at the Presi- my trust in the basic fairrwa of "Per fire on Israeli posilluns _-*_ i M - __ Israeli Jets Hit Syrian To Nixon Case ______ - - ~~- Good Frida) in Qw&ba. A sixth American, John Swint \lart,n Plister, a medical sw 0 1I - Wirji-~-,-,~, -,_-k finery. Exxon agreed to pay the guerrillas $14.2 mililon lot 1P :"~ w lunching at the Campana 3I . ----- - _Ii ?i~ -_ .,-Y-, , -. causse he had been seriousiy = n - uelsion oil Dec. 6 as he was - - - without collecting ransom ote on with no word of him, autho rities and com pan y offi -- genthis during the past yvar to be released. Firestone, Amoco Oil and the A. G. McKee con. struction firm of Ohio paid a to. Wl of about $6 ir 01 in ransom cc of their men, and the for ERP released American diplomat Alfred Albert Laun Ill An ERP usd axed pany source zaid lie spent about and repeatedly said the EIiP h.oI treated him we ll. 1k as . W - .- - maintained by Esso A corncompany officials put hit aboard an airliner to wife and three in — _ Samuelson was the last of five ____ - ,Zz __-il 'r . drove him to a hotel apartment b its SinIsh acronym ERP, was the manager of the EXXOfl 4 I n, A.m 0 . 4C 1Area expected to recele the award In person at a M The distribution center, now Florida soon, Daley said. ; f .7~ - ; ) I ,I week for Mrs. Mitchell until a determinaon of her was wearing (lie same suit of clothes he was kidnaped in, and it was well pressed," the source said. AlterStimuclsonhadacupof tea with the Pfister family, the doc tor a 2.2-)ear-old son Martin eight hours there, and then e s dais grew increasingly con. cerned. An E&SO soum said Samuel. son was jovial when Ile arrived at t1* hotel although he ap- shortly allerward, but as time A- 4 6A-TURDAY, tA Ay I I 9,600 WASIiINGTON (AP) - Pat Nixon has been given a figurine of a girl skipping rope. The first lady recieved the gift Monday at a luncheon - L? finaJ ncing E - -r I W .. at 'i I __________ %~~z;*-,-% ~-A,~ He was freed Monday in front Mrs George F Hart said Cx xon has kept Samuelson's wile, and their three children, t-1 4 , , I - - - A. 1. .#*,ff-.T;r, _______________________________________________ r 4(* A "She wanted us to hold off until alter h prcsent r entini a n dent, said &,imuelson appeared physically and mentally well CA0112;V. - Mk~_,~_ & V_ ,~, - y • held 144 (lays by the People's Revolutionary Army - known away ____ --- • tmnited State children t 5 ". ! _C--1!~ ,,4~,Vk-!:!7-7 _'6, 1 1.11 antici : left Ar"entinarnjanuar amue n, w town. he nW: ,'No, not right - - ;W~~ ' - I ce increase is likely by July 31, display of consummate gan In when the current model run anno pated an a ng $100 not to be a party. per vehicle. ~k. A a Cleveland suburb. &-dd she did nut know whether her son would (1) on to Cleveland im mediately. officials on his arrival at Miarri _______ 1 . "I view SxnueIcflnkedbyn - - . r I 1 0se .. . Z %i-i! ri ancing, in pays off the WALK Fog WAO 6) n. rt I----- ____ MIAMI Fla. AP oumn I nificant drop in profits. Townsend said another Mr. Tojendsstate'mentsua night on the value of the taped I I __ Agriculture to serve as meinL*rs and alternates on the Peanut Administrative Committee. The committee is coin posed ,)f nine produrer.4 and nine handlers arid recommends quality control regulations tAi apply under the federM Pranut Marketing Agreement, New members and thei: ic-svertive alternates narved ;_J 0 g ontr1buuon to President Nixon's re-election .- - - , I r. - I - also is expected to show a sig - XI!Q MUNCH A BUNCH OF BAMBOO - _~ _ ----. __ ' (Team is justified because of skyrocketing costs, despite the corrum - ______ _ n- Townsend said the new -il' __~. - __- =.' hide In this matter." - _74 - ': herfatherandthat'sthecruxoftheWatergateaffatr Mrs. Eisenhower said Monday the acquittal of former Cabinet members John N. Mitchell and Maurice H. Stans General Motor3reported Friday its first-quarter profits plummeted 85 per cent to a 26 year low of $l) million. Ford plans to release its op. Crating statement today and major economic events." - Chrysler Chairman Lynn . • ATIANTA, Ga. 1AP) - Eight persons hay., ~een named hy the regional office of the U.S. Depai- U,,';~nt of NEW YORK (API evenue bond riusely with the former presidential counsel John W. Dean Ill lied about automakersexceptChryslerto with a record 0.8 million, hint price hikes to $150 per car ii n a share during for the balance of the 1974 mod- - -41 __ _ . -, W sticker pnces is Chrysler's an $11 8 million deficit Over third since Dec. 10, when the seas living cdf controls on the auto ind ustry The firm said its first-quarter - ceniral question that has 1573,(7hrysler reported sales of $17 billion. down 7 per cent frot i the first q ge car and truck prices $335 above - by clearing the air of 0e down ' A- - - .- - - ~ off 14 per cent and U.S. car sales per Cent torn L - 4W I announced on Monday as "irre- s nsible" _______ ; , ____ _: - . - . g With worldwide vehicle sales I . I—_________ Jor exception to the principle of '_. I confidentialit y ause i be. Director John the Cost I li ving ____ ~_ _ ;i,_. - r_ - - ___ __ __ ~______~l _;:~ __--_----_-- rn year, r OWfl se , 1n effect, now ca11., 00 competitors to raise their in violation of their ______ Presi&nt's role in Watergate," f ~' he said. .. __ __ Z _C L-417--U _-A _ --.eTZ --I Xt- -- _. -r - I Pat Gets Rope Skippoi participating five months tathesmustbeabletoreachan informed judgment atout - 9_;.,~_ M 11, Fi LULD is Club ftad in west nearing Daley said the issuance of the first industri. o ffici als because ocal the bonding unfamilar'Ii Aul,iwity (SCIDA). food distribution center at procedures. Final contract for L.,!ey told SCIDA board Sanford for ContinenUil Central th, _- bcnds- should be signed by ., recently that he is Florida Foods. no tr,r,,-N SCIDA and Continental Central ~N VO For the Virginia-Carolina area, members and alter nates are S Womack Lee, Franklin, Va ., and G F Fisher, Pendleton, N C ,producrs, Georgia V BirdsongI Suffolk, Va., nd J M Kilpatrick Jr. Windsor, ?' C handlers. ar Prices e nex dances the House of Represen- ___________ -_ 1 0 " itixier construction Of) Country The ftrst use tf industrial Frank Daley, executive I CarJlla, Ga., and W. G. Miller, Monticello, Ha. F DOOSTS Corp. , stag ge ring ____ __ versations. - . - A S _MR + FiW 'S uministrators Peanut W ___ Li "F _ - - principle of executive Privilege to make public numerous scripts of presidential con ______________________ gRi.-:_. ( : trots selectively for industries posing a serious inflationary hrysler C C - tions. President Nixon cited three reasons Monday night a - - -M __ - V~k - .. ____ ___________ ~~ - I T #*V' T I J I U 1. _____ Set Aside ___ _VM~ __ I- I . r. : - .I - I ~A - --- - - - - . - - U~ here the nation may finally have entered a pen o airy pr iices." e said d prices of fresh foods already are failing, and those of processed foods will not be far be. hind. Senate Democrats, meanwPile. introduced a measure to continue wage and price con. trols for another year, but the measure will not come to a vote - !NM 77~ - ~`rl __.~=. 1; . - present controls program expire& IV measure would authorize 6 Indus tries CoreHer , Revenue Bond Financ. q TI TODAY I _______________________________________________________________________________________ __________________ -Nm W4, effects of the end of controls, since there are predicf ions that steel prices could jump 13 per cent in the nexZ few months and back within a year. Seevers told a meeting of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce NA ON I ___________________________ - ;Vff, - controls program was impowd by President Nixon in August 19171, controls have been the , ilear losa in We hattle with in. flA.0n. Prieft, which Increased 41 a 3 before Wednesday when ng light aipi:?rn __ ___ - - ~ __ . main tinder a separate set o; controls until March 195. ucs unchecked, controls may be costs, - - - __ - ~_ - including doetcr and hospital fees, could soar even higher. Most of the nation's industry previously was exempted from controls , change for price-r estr a ini n g commitments, although the adwinistration's Cost of Uving Council will lack authority even to enlorce these conimitnients after controLs expire. Gary 1. Secvers, a member ,if the Pre!!ident's Council of Economic Advisers, waraed .%londay that if inflation contin. esstrs and retail auto I o} exccpdon peL- . - . - that health At least six firms are in. prospective manufacture rs Tuccay, April 30 1fl4-3k -,': ___, . '- •;,'- 1. __ :--.,. ---.- . - - -- .- - - ': -- -- . - •.• -.- ---.- .. _•- '1. --- - -, �: - ___ ___ : ___ ___ i-r ___ - cZ'lL - ••1" 1U IIIJI - ______ -- . • ____ . r---. - rTrrr,--=- -. - ..-. 4- ..-S - -4. .3 - - ______ .-. --- .---.--- V -, .. - - 4 V -. . --- .! -' 4- - -, '9 i.: 4A—The Sanford Herald ioria Tuesday, April30, 1974 "." '- V . I - •.'!' ---------- - _______ ______ 4-4,-. Income Taxe3 AT Is. Brinc, Rewards V ,\ 'WOI1LO of setting up a government has found that the impact of which would give us income taxes bears equally representation In decisions upon the great majority of determining policies of taxation Americans in all tax brackets. and government spending. We must maintain the willing We have such a rep!esen- patriotic spirit which supports - ,A - ,.. -- _____ ____ _____ f L -• - ----• , - f M/ / 1, AIM pillars of the Republic. or favor. It must never be Innoothernationdosomany for political purposes pay so much with so little The cartoonists's image of 'At least the dumb animals prepare for a rainy day!" government interference. The John Q. Taxpayer as a harried income tax system in this and harassed Indirlual of little country is largely self- strength and no dignity—that enforcing. image is a disservice. The atence of this spirit of Our taxpayers complain but U . N. S ho U I d S U p p O1 t cooperation and dedication with they are proud to pay what they which most American tax- owe their country. And their payers meet their obligation is country rewards them as no one of the reasons for the In- other wnry in tiistory i N D e a I Fo r 3 rd \/Vo r I d stability of many governments ever done. c47Tt;M. b7 Uat.d .stn 3yndi1. vi Electric Fees Doubled a 'I TAI.I.AIIASSEE, Fla. tAP) The Tampa Electric Co. is the latest power company ordered by the Public Service ('tlnrnision to charge hook-up fees to new customers, 'Ilie $10 fee, voted Monday as part of a $10 million rete Increase, Is double the charge required from customers of the Florida Power ('orp. of St. Petersburg and Florida Power & light Co. of Miami. All electric companies controlled by the Florida PSC probably sill Ix' charging $10 soon. When questioned about the $5 difference in rates, ( 'oinmissioner hilly Mayo said, 'We'll probably have a chance to adju.st them all in the next year." - McCarty Claims Self-Defense FORT PIERCE, Fin. APi - Daniel Thomas McCarty Ill, son ti a Former Florida governor, says he fired a pistol at a friend in self-defense during a scuffle. "I was o fra id of h mi,'' McCarty testified M ndav dur:: hi. c. udkgret' Iliurdor trial in (ho shooting of Paul Soloway. Soloway, 34, was found dead Jan. 24 in the living room of McCarty's borne. McCarty, 32, said he was about to go to sleep when Solo. way caine to his house about 5a.m. and wanted to talk. He said the two talked about ten minutes, McCarty said he was ushering Sol.way to the door when he grabbed McCarty around the neck and threatened: 'I'm going to kill you.'' In the scuffle, McCarty said his glasses were knocked askew and he couldn't see properly so he grabbed for the pistol in the pocket of his pants. "I justshot until the gun was empty," McCarty said. p He explained that the President had met in San Clemente The graphic and obviously with the Industry's top brass on April 5, 1971. They had honest account of this 'plended...for some sort of tax relief," related Porter. The remarkable woman is contamed In her own journal and President obligingly had promised "he would take a look at the Jddiclary Committee point on whether the evidence proposed a UN energy con- New York of its call for a issued on April 5 which showed departure May 14, 1776, Only Frank Price, Columbia's Peter Guber and Stu Irwin Jr. Zanuck ference as a counterblast to conference limited to the that the primary producers' t proceedings on possible im- warrants Impeachment. had given The congressional quest for President Nixon's call for talks energy problem may yet terms of trade have Improved, birth to the after third she daughter to was named chairman of the group. peachment of President Nixon ending no enrlier than June 20, faIrness, and its appearance, in Washington about the oil provide a cue for the chorus of on average, by 45 per cent £1 It was agreed that Henry Kissinger would be the best drawing accompany her on the long trip reproaches that the Arabs fear. 1970, and have thus fully card to atract movie stars to a political affair. Because Kissinger If impeachment articles were thus could take the lawmakers crisis, America. With them went ti The French move dismayed The presence of (china's Teng regained their 1950 position, loyal male servant, Rockel, had osce dated All MacCraw ard was still close to the actress and voted out, It Is foreseen that past Labor flay before any the Arabs, who foresaw that nothing more would happen crucial weighing ° whose fidelity to the family was her then-husband, Paramount', Bob Evan.M, Porter suggested such a canference would give second only to the baroness' using "Evans' and MacGraw's friendship with Henry Kissinger" until after a July 4 recess poachment case would begin ui V • to bring the foreign policy czar to Hollywood. the Senate—sitting, of course, other third-world countries a period, devotion to her husband, suggested as the jury determining platform from which to upbraid But there was one problem. "Teddy Kennedy asked (Evans) Under the After a frustrating journey timetable, it would thus be well whether or not to remove Mr. the oil producers for striking a tirough England, the baroness at a cocktail party recently he could count on Evar.s' support If -deadly blow at their struggling _____,4, 5\ Teddy made a run for the Presidency," Porter wrote to into July before the full House Nixon from office, arrived at Quebec on June ____ Once more, in a carefully economies. The general was not there to Haldeman and Magruder. "Evans committed his support to could begin turning its full Twelve days after the French greet her, being engaged In Kennedy." Nevertheless, Porter thought the Hollywood moguls _____attention to impeachment, with conceived timetable plan, ____ ____ preparations for a new attack might bring Evans "Into ow camp." all other matters rigidly ex- sources guess the actual Senate letter had reached the UN Secretary-General, he received -. ' eluded. mi presumes first "trail" would conswne two on the ColonLl rebels In New Kissinger finally agreed to put in an appearance In Hollywood clearing away at least some of three weeks or more in s- another, from President von. me baroness, refusing to on June 17, 1972. Porter wrote Mitchell enthusiastically that "if ______ the basic appropriations for the teinber At Ue minimum, i Boumedlenne of Aipria, who spend the night in Quebec, Kissinger could be persuaded to stay an extra day, it would be y might very well be nearly proposed that France's Idea of ___ fiscal 1975 budget, and pushed on with her family and additional icing on the cake." ' October before a verdict could an energy conference should be other urgent issues. . finally overtook her husband The grand soiree was held at Taft Schreiber's luxurious broadened into a debate about ODe source says that under be for a youous reunion. - ' Beverly Hills home. Among the 150 guests, one of those present all raw materials. It was the ;, the indicated tightly controlled , "My happiness was in- told us, were 130 major ce!ebritle,. They included John Wayne, A stretch-out in any one or Algeria!i move that produced describable,' she wrote. Art iAnkleuer, Jack Benny, Charlton }Ies.an, Ronald Regan, debate conditions, the house more cf the four phases here this session. _________ ; might conclude It was only a two-day reunion, Fred MacMurray, Irene Dunn, Jimmy Stewart, Edgar Bergen its cutilned could edsilY thrust The Algerians and other ." I deliberations In two weeks, or ecisive Senate "jury" action and the family was separated and Clint Eastwood, to name a few. October and close to enthusiasts have, however, near July's end. This could be while the general helped take Rut the guest of honor begged off and was next heard from in in optimistic, should a very large the Important 1974 elections found it difficult to get a Lnited Ft. Ticonderoga with the Peking. number of lawmakers wish to rn%lVIfl the full House, a third third world lined up behind British and German troops their demand for a sweeping beheard. There iseasy gauge oftheSenate, a host of At Ft. Edward she wrote of IflJOC b0r'1 Note: Jack Anderson has asked that we run the "newdeal"intradeinprimary cm that ne• "three happy weeks with him In governorshps and other ofproducts between rich and poor But let's plunge on with the peace and quiet." It was short- bolbsng explanation and clarlllcatlon the hit paragraph of countries. theoretical timetable enlasting joy, however, for soon Monday's column: A postal service spokesman told us that the '' Naturally the prospect of visioned by key souces. Postshe was eyewitness to the first stamp albums are not Klassen's gifts, but gifts from " They are encouraging the view is that the next step would delay carries with it the formation of OPEC type cartels Battle of Saratoga, shivering master General." One hundred ninety-nine albums have alread) been distributed, in accordance with the "Internatlonal postal be to ts'ant the President a prospect that a Senate vote by the producers of bauxite and with each shot "knowiig as I was saying, gang, I m ready to go anyplace I'm tradition," according to the spokesman. He claimed the albums substantial span of time, no less might in fact not come Until iron ore; and the Organization 0ded" my husband was taking part went only to "dignitaries" and not to Klaisen's personal I rIents. than a month, to prepare his alter the elections. Some init." who has left the postal service, would not comment standing for defesne for the Senate—again cumbent.s In October began the econd postal matter. presuming the House has voted reelection would like nothing I and concluding Saratoga clash on against him on one or more of beUer. Some would be happy, when the baroness and her g off the proposed impeachment too, if they could children listened to "firing _________________________ campaigning by telling their tci. By DON OAKLEY Neither practice is new, of that even it a woman keeps her which grew heavier and In almost any court of law, a constituents they were busY The Herald Services course, but up to now have submitting to the dictates of heavier until the n&.se was defendant could surely win such "doing the nation's vital Having pretty successfully usually en indulged in only by male egotism. Barbara G1een frightful...and I was more dead preparatory time. Thoughtful established "Ms." as a title professional people cr the upper for exariiple, whether she calls than alive." House members think the Then followed the horrible crystal ball gets hazy conferring on women the same classes. One difficulty that herself Ms. or not, Is simply President is entitled to it, to when any atternpt Is made to uncertainty as to experience in the cellar where marital status suggests itself if hyphenating telling the world that she is asaure both the fact and appraise the delay factor. All that men enjoy with "Mr.," names becomes common, daughter of a rn-an named the stench of the festering appearance of utter fairness In we have to go on is past and feminists are now directing howevet, of the fallen British is what the duaghiers Green and that's nothing wounds such critical Pi'oceedlnV. attention present performance. And it is their to another of such unions are going to do more than continuing to play along with the inevitable It Is for tl.at same reason thY evident so far that Richard aspect of this name-calling when they grow up. the game accordir.g to the rules pollution caused by the close also approve letting Mr. Nixon Nixon, in the conduct of the business. Say that young Judy Smith. bid down 1.y the chauvinists, confinement tested the enhave his own counsel at durance of the baroness, who Watergate matter as It affects Tired d having their lden. Jones, offspring of the ekier House Judiciary stage of the him personally, has eon- titles submerged just because Smith-Joneses, marries a guy the third day I Thus some femini8ts are records: "On sistently employed every they marry, more and more nwned Brown. Will she then be beginning to take their found tht first opportunity to their change my underclothing when In the com.'nittee phase, with delaying device available to women are retaining their known as Judy Smith-Jones. mothcrs' first name as the President's lawyer par- him, for example the courtesy of a small corner maiden names or are using Brown? This could get corn- Last name. If, was allowed me." ticipating, any and all It looks like a long, hard them in combination with their plicated after a few Barbara Green's mother's RepLblican "I ied to dlv'rt my mind," committee spring, swn.-ne'r and maybe husband's name, as in Smith- generations, _ name is Betty. sle calls herself she wrote, "by busying myself members are as free as they fall. Jones it hac also been pointed out Barbara Rettychild. with our wounded. I made tea and coffee for them, for which I 1ciJ4T. received a thousand belssings. by Garry _______________ 000NESBURY '.1 Was nursini n Mnl (LIIr thiiiii;ri'l irriU't 1.loomfIeld, aide to Ge,. EON. FRENCH AVE. c.ANrORn. £ 117t Phlllui. whn hiid h.liaO jØti7; ,' 4, _______ _______ - ' MIAMI APi - Under a shroud of secrecy designed to avert protests, a Soviet jetliner slipped in and out of Miami International Airport late Sunday night. The four-engine Aeroflot Ilyushin 62 pIcked up 162 members of two Florida professional groups on a charter flight for a Week-long visit In the Soviet Union. An airport spokesman said the "very low profile" of the visit was kept to avoid antagonizing the Miami Cuban 'ornmunity. Miami Cubans have picketed visiting Soviet ships in the past. It was the first visit to Miami by a Soviet commercial airliner. ' Stanford Bond Upheld AUGUSTINE, Fla. AP) St. Job CGunty Manager Alan C,. Stanford Jr. can remain free on bond untii tried on a first degree murder charge, a circuit judge has ruled. No trial date has been set for Stanford, lnthcted in the machete slaying of Athalia Ponsell Lindsley, his next door neighbor. Her body was found on the front steps of her bouw on Jan. 23. Stanford, arrested Feb. 25, was freed on $20,000 bond three (lays later. Circuit Judge E. I.. Eastmoore ruled Monday that State Atty. Stephen Boyles hadn't shown a need for putting Stanford back in jail. - if ____ I - - ______ ''' Driver's licenses Allows drivers whose licenses expire on a weekend or holiday to renew them on the next working 'I'M.LAI IASSF2E, Fin. M' , committee Monday night that hr sani '1.et the' principal run t,, make unt' arm alternative day. 11B840, little To governor .S ha'! officials ,ulfi not the proscd l.mw would Further his schuul. It the principal do' prograimi did not bti.izme a Lrmviromuiwnt Creates arm spink students if a bill consid- erode their authority by out- cide what discipline is needed." holding tank for disruptive stu- environmental review cornered by the Senate Education lining specific methods of Kernan McFarland, a school (tints mnittee in the legislature to ('oiiuuittee becomes law. school discipline, principal from Jacksonville, Jaimies C. Martin of liraden- 'versee state environmental The bill, Sf3724, would also The coimirmiittet' deferred ac- said school officials needed ton s-aid that spanking should be agency decisions. H13194l, Fulforbid principals to suspend tion on the bill after a stack of Flexibility in dealing with stL'- banned because a teacher hit ford. To Senate. students except for specific immendnients were offered. dents. one of his daughters four times Resolutions passed: liOn Young of the Dade reasons and then only after a But Claud Anderson, Guy. ith a paddle. He said the child Conflict of interest — Prohearing. County School Administrators hteubin Askew's education received severe contusions and poses a consititutional amendSuch a suspension would not Association told the panel the advisor, said the state should still has trouble with her back ment requiring judges to abide mean the student would be law would infringe on the tools develop a new method to deal as a result of it. by the same financial di.sthrown out of school. Instead, the principals needed to keep with disruptive students rather Martin said his daughter sas closure and conflict of interest he would be forced to attend a students in line, than punisriing them by tossing spanked because she hiccupped laws as other public officials. "This bothers principals them (Jut into the street. special program. while playing a flute in a music UHR3472, leon and McDonald. School principals told the more than the loss of tenure," lie said steps should be taken class T Senate. ________ ____ TAMPA, Fin. (Ala) Burrell Cabinet veteran, and his hluever, other sources say Mawhinney, assistant state longtime secretary, Mamie the panel is dehing into procetomnptroller, says he was "still Mitchell, also have been sub- dures of awarding state bank in one piece" after 90 niimiutes poe'niwd to testify this week charters by Dickinson and before a grand jury rcportedly before the grand jury. checking into his business dealinvestigating bank charters It. F. Raidie, president of ings. granted by his boss, ComptrolMathinney, who haS spent Major Realty Corp. and Florida ler Fred 0. "Bud" Dickinson. ears in the comptroller's office Center Bank, both of Orlando, is Mawtminne' testified before aLso expected to appear for a and the last 10 oF theni as the grand jury Monday and as second lime, deputy, carried a briefcase as he left the Federal courthouse he went behind closed doors for told newsmen he has no part in Federal investigators have a session before the 12-man, six approval of state banking char- refused to comment on the woman panel which started its ters probe which is expected to last probe last Wednesday. Dickinson, a 52-year-old until Friday. Loter he told newsmen he had - --'-. " .':- er - - Dia Adam Ever Call Eve Ms.9 • - u;--- i ' :: i...:.; 8EHHS w me :; j,--_ -.I, I 1r !cV -W • k s't l -4-- -.----- ; OHD c.... - _--- --' .3 - ACiii - _____ Trudeau x,lf v r WM5 I h tt.I!, I M ID // 1W AU. !fr_ h'j4.yT, 11*. . I FfU4, AS fffLAa4Jr2vIc 8/41bES., I - t9 til TELEPI4ON3fl-2eII;r$31?3 Atu Cod. *ALTE A. GIELOW WA'YNE D DOYLE Associa. PtMmThi TOM AX ENS - .. L.anor ROBERT c MARKEY A'iwectitng Director SUBSCRIPTION RATIS t4orvm. OtlIvry 5k Wiek, $3.dO sri s ori. sw.o Yeôr. 9 ?,tji In Ftorma Same As t4ome oeav.rv. All Other Mali: U 7Vaontrt,sMontpts$14 30, )7A, .4,' f-I - S'' '' - 44 S through both cheeks, smashing his teeth and grazing his tongue. H! could not keep anything in his mouth. The pus almost choked him, and he ....tJ._ie_.L_ . wwu nut usse any nourislunent at all except a little bouillon or other liquid. We had some rthine wine, I gave him a bottle, hoping that the acid would cleanse his wouncl.,.'ThLs alone had such fortunate effect that h.; wounds healed entirely, and 1111 _________ ____________________ 'JI$i 174 Dy "0" about (::J.;(;11,_. paying the 543?, 787 rn one hundred dollar ' - .. - .4- ' - __J - 7 - _'iiziré f :'-' h,. ., - - - ._ ,% Catn,s C.øu.i Ar C.a4tm it'$ lIsty esI1 ti pa. ,. .. i,.,, , ,,s., $w .m.vs C•$I _______ .1 OF AIR "hank records." SANFORD.INC. Coin-Bank is a holding corn- U too N. MAPLE AVE. pan)' (or seven banks in the Or- (,, PHONE 3:2.8321) area E.G. Banks, president oF l4mfld(J Corn-Banks in Orlando was also called as a witness in the secret proceedings. It was his third floating appearance before the grand jury. strried his personal income tax records dating back to ,g into (lit' courthouse. ' mini with decimal... REMINGTON 663 PERSONAL ELECTRONIC CALCULATOR Banks, a former business associate of l)icksinon, was granted immunity last Thur. sday and turned over to prosecutors five boxe.s mnarkcd - JACKSONVILLE, Ha. tAPi ating from a timild upper respi. nients in series of three. The The Navy issued a statement i common cold has inter- ratory infection, current series as to have con- April 19 saying appropriate disrupted Timothy Nunley's life"His count dropped to 400," eluded this we4c ss treat. ciplinary and corrective action giving cancer treatments, but said his mother, Mrs Robert was taken because its doctors ••It really is ilial to the Navy says the young sailor Nunley. "The doctor said it will mnents," Mrs. failed to diagnose cancer m Nunley said. remains in good condition. come up, but I get so worried," Nunley. flit' because they are giving When Timothy's illness finalhini live treatments in one. "lie did not get the treatment chedulcdMondaybecausehi.s I)wsdIagnosedascanceron "II it's powerful enough to kill r Jan. 11 at Great Lakes Naval white blood count is down," 10 A,M, the tumors in his body, it must Station in Chicago, doctors told be tearing said U. Crndr. Harold Torup everything else." Mrs. Nunley that her son probI All rance, public information offi- ably had only a couple weeks 3 p,M, Mrs. Nunley said she wrote a to cer for Navy operations in Ii'e. But and special letter to I'resident Nixon ebout I his will Clip Jacksorville. "A lowered count treatments has' kept hmini go- tier son's case. Watches This indicates lowered resistance." Ing. "I appealed to him to see if Ad Nunley, 19, a fireman apprenNavy doctors put turn on in- there was any help I could get 42 Jeweled (ice who was unable to get doe- tensive treatments, composed from hun," she said. "I told Sorry, tors at three Navy bases to be- of injections of drugs, at Jack. huiii I thought thus boy was un No hove he as ill, s as put in an sonville Naval Hospital. titled to a financial sttle- I isolation unit while rec'uperMail Tin,oth has had 11 treat. men!.'' I This WEIX , . $3995 -. - , iu i. ioq.IN$OW OSLANDO, noiica - ' - - - PSC I Election Bill - BRISSON FUNERAL IHEO1VI1 I'..,i,nr, •'IIt ,._ ____ ______ I I tiI 111.11 .....,..,,,rth,'f.I. prx'ss ' ' i .' ' ___________________ _____________________ Complete with 2 Motchng Eaparison Bard, i I I X With Thus any ' 7 $588 :ompore with Wrist Wotch Sen; at 529.95 - •' I '—Il Coupon For style, Beauty and Appearance ,urh hth \rar Let r,- l.a. .i. Ii Lii. r. raria -.up1la un.'' . . ''I. \ni. a an n a titi lir'Ici'Irtr .iih 4rr.,tn a' " prsr r., an.! ii .tir ;aiita i raIt.njr..l p0 LIMIT3 , "V u...f I L4.,i..r — . Guarantee' I I - ,.,, - 2-Year Mfg. LOCk Of Ca fld idaCy Lavv C Id t1ea n Open Ballof even if he or she found a $600 frommu the h'SC. filing tee a bit stiff. The only other c'omiumuuittee Under the Senate bill, spoil- iiivmuiber voting for time measure sored by Sen. Dan Scarborough, was Sen. Wihhiamim Gillespie, I)Ann Bowman, staff director of the house Elections Coin' t)-Jackson'ille. a candidate for New Smn)Tna Beach h'SC ('oJIuiI)issioner Paula iiuittt'e, of bills to revise the state'ith office would be obtain signatures of hlasskuns, (tue first h(epublic,mmu to state's candidate requirements required number of elected total to the comuimission, op. the S per vent of ri'gistt'rtml Hemrit!a voters in his IMISC(i (tit' change. saying thuat t eurrenct', f A immure likcl all regulator) bodies in (hut' party. the legislature failed to act, ('andidates for other offices i-ow try tsere muunde up of partissould be soliieofle going to 55 ould be required to get 5 per san mimeiiib'ers court to get an order against the '11w next step after making of the registered voters in infusion of an open ballot, she t'tt their party living in time geo- the tliret'-iiieiuiber conuimuission requiring graptiiml area of (tie office Ilonulsartisan ssiitild have been tO l'h''ritlmm'' lass i mmake it appoirñivc, she saul they're pursuing. c'arudid.ates to pay a filing fee Fellow Coniimuiissioner [lilly Tht' proposed law means get 'in a ballot was thrown out Mim>ii sai(l time bill ssas needed sOiill.MJfle — elections suspervi by a federal district court in g of - ssoultl have to check all "to miiiprove the public Tampa two years ago in a suit the Public Service Comniiuission, brought by Jun Fair of Tampa. those petition signatures. i.,...i t... I.n,.n,icn u',, u.'hi,'h '"s" ,n r.,,'.,nt i,'.,,pc h,,a - " "i"" 'a" "' lime 1972 elections in Florida ilen't know how much money to the favorite target for criticisnu were conducted under a court provide thenuu," Miss Bowman by imlili')St anyone For an>' order 55 hitch still allowed use OF said. ,,dling that another bill reason." created (tie' filing fee, but Mayo, who said that the mmapproved Friday by the Senate an alternative method of filing H132l3, would be tort' of the h'S("s ssork was tomimimsittee, (i.e ,i(f,,',' eirculu(ifmi! uetie'venm inure disliked I))' super. ilOfl)OiIIiCii, t'Iaimiietl (HUt it ________________________________________________________________________________________________ lions. elections were nonpartisan, (he yso,'5 hills muiodelt'tl after the 1972 'Flint bill, sponsored by Semi, court directive have been Iknr) Sa)'he'r. It-St. Petertioduteil in the house and Sen shiurg, VIS amended to give ___________________ ate, n>onW, regardless of income, liii' Senate Judiciary Corn' them, thie opportunity to file as a _________________________ _______________________________ one of mnittee •I __________________________________________________________________________________ cflt1idott' using time petution ________________________________________________ _____________________ • Brand New • Precision Made I Genuine Imported Men's Swiss Full TALI.AHi'sSSEE, F'la. APt I'SC would be thought of more increasing the size of the PSC A Senate t'omnmittet' has as a (lUasi.judicial 1)IMI The house gave overIn repsomise tim a question by sshclming approval last week to killed a bill calling fur the muonpartisan election of Public comiiiiiitteo Chairman l)arm package of bills to 'idd two Service ('omnmnission members Scarborough, I-Jacksonvulle, imiembers to (tie l'SC and give despite argwiients that the Mrs hlasskins said she opposed consumimers their ossmu advocate irug fee, ss inch varies with the imicasure was needed to en_______________________________________________________________________________ i AU.M!ASSEE. F'la. ,p tffict' being sought, would be an haruce the Image of the regu. II (lit' legislature fails to adopt a t'andidac} lass, the only undue burden. Then, they would latory agency. be allowed to use the petition The Senate Judiciar)' Coinrequu't'mmicnt to getting y(Jf method of qualifying. iiiittee voted 5-2 against the bill. a muanue on a ballot in Florida Thus. for example, a school Sh3lO48, proposed by Sen. Lori might be saying you wanted to teacher ruiaking $ 12,0(X) a , ear Wilson, I.Merritt Island, s ho a,r1 run "W he' u ,'rs ice M atter'' we're going to have an open ballot if s e tlori't pass one of these bills this session,'' said WATCHES I • tP ill ,,t SOUTHERN Cold Stalls Sailor's Cancer Treatments Killed By Senate Judiciary Panel ______ the $ , Dickinson Aide Testifies In Bank Probe _______ - - , - Nonpartisan . ' I Educators Oppose Discipline Bill Orders ___________ ____ I/ah as s e Friday, May 3 5 HOURS1 Friday, May 3 ____ ____ TAI.l.AIIASSEE, Fin. I APJ Meanwhile, Rep. Jack penalties been tried and tions except those in Interstate theinelves by answering sub- tier the measure, a witnes.s The house Judiciary Corn- Shreve, D-Merritt Island and failed," Kcvin Callahan said in corunerce. poenas, and they are receiving would have to re(us to testify mittee did an about face today chairman f the bus? Crimi- a statement to the Criminal Assistant Atty. (len. Rody blanket immunity from prose- and then could be granted imand unanimously approved a ml Justice Committee, said Justice Committee. Tennyson said Monday that the cution," he claimed. munity by a court order. bill by Sen Lori Wilson, ilMer. tha: Florida's existing inmiunShreve's bill would end autoHe said the bill is modeled Callahan sid (u bills the bmil would end sLte controls on ritt Island, banning iiiost pa} uty 1iw is "a ticket for organestate saks, landlord-tenIliatic grants of immunity. tinafter the federal Immunity Act, coiiimittec is considering, real toilets in Florida. ized crime and professional 513205 and Sf3236, are tI'e ant dealings and the entire area ______________________________________________________________ not The committee voted against criminals to escape prose- solution to the growing drug of unfair trade practices the bill, Sf3172, last week alter cution." banned by the Cabinet. problem. the measure was passed by the Ta Ta II y e , hill by Shreve tightening The Senate Criminal Justice Immunity procedures was "Historically. man has used Coriunittee scheduled action on substances to The bill provides that public The Senate fl The Associated Press heduled for consideration by alter his state of a proposal to revaiiip the entire consciousness. NC) threat of placEs cannot charge for the ins committee E)md not meet. so- Florida criminal code and ban pril Z9, 11J use of toilels required for health The Governor In the Senate', representative or criminal action has the sale of candy resembling changiI this Fact," reasons by the l)ivision of .1 Took no action on legislation he said. Florida Organization for The house ____________ cigarettes, alcohol or drugs. health the Reform of Marijuana liws In time Senate, the Consumer Shrcvc said Florida's present Bills passed: "We say it's necessary to said increasing drug x'nalties Affairs Committee slated con- immunity law grants automatic Financial Disclosure — Re________ have these toilets for public would not solve the problem, sideration of a proposal by Sen. protection from prosecution for quires elected and appointed ofhealth, but yet we say the public only lead to a higher crime rate. Richard I)eeb, B-St. Peters- testimony given to a grand ficials to disclose their finances cant have free access to "how many times have these burg, to exempt froni the state jury in public. C&HB.3418, Harris. them,'' said Sen. Wilson. shotgun measures of Incrtdse1 - lmttk' F'I'( lass all transac('ri mmiinais are prott'rt itu: Ser.ate. - " / ; '4 Panel House Soviet Jet Lands Secretly Likely ___ Pay Toilet Bill OK 'd By - Irn1i)eachrn en t Action Tuesday, April 30, 1974-5A — letters which establish her pobthts.. "Shortly thereafter," triumphantly reported Porter, "the behond doubt as the best IRS issued a statement dramatically changing the amortization woman reporter of the schedules allowed for (11w. production. In addition, there have Revolution. Her works have been other changes regarding tax deferrals. been translated from the "And finally, the Administration's Investment Credit Bill will original German by American be of significant benefit to the film production industry." Porter writers who cannot conceal added that Export-Import Bank loans were also going to the their astonslhment at the iiiovi industry. courage and competence of tl Some benefits for movieland, accxdtng to Porter's memos, titled lady, the daughter of a were obtained personally by the President. Our own sources say German foreign minister, that Nixon's Commerce Secretary Maurice Stans also pushed The Baroness Frederika THEHERALDSERVICE5' of Petroleum-Exporting Hsiao•ping—who, after his Charlotte Louise von Riedl through a tax concession far Hollywood. Stans was the chief Countries itself recently an- years in eclipse, has regained was determined to join her campaign fund-raiser for Nixon in 1972. To make sure the movie moguls understood where their NEW YORK - (LENSi — nounced that It is asking its Peking's loftiest heights by husband in America despite her blessings were coming from, Porter brought them together with Even after it had opened, the members to contribute to a fund rejoining the politburo— young family and the h hips Mitchell. The purpose of the meeting, Porter declared, was to special session of the United from which loans may be made suggests that China will try to she knew were part of being "give a short memory course on...what the President has done for Nations assembly was still to developing countries that impose its leadership on t,hC with an army in the field. The the film industry." being referred to as "the have been hard hit by rocketing whole third-world during a Jcnal of her "tour of duty" Then Mitchell was supposed to ask the movie producers, as a Is Not energy session" in some oil prices, debate that will give It ample fm the time she left Brunquldproquo,howto"maximlzecelebrityparticfpationin the 1972 quarters. But this fund Is still only a opportunities to thump both ick Germany, in 1776, until campaign." The initial confusion on this hazy concept, and the cartel Russia and the West. care to be from acting as By BRUCE BIOSSAT their retirn In 1783, constItutes Every precaution was taken to keep the meeting secret. presidential advocates. To feel point was understandable, but approach has little to offer to And another development The Herald Services of the most readable ac- Porter said the movie men had assured him that Mitchell "should compelled to so act would have it must now be firmly disposed poor countries that do not that will hardly make the counts of the American not fear any unfavorable publicity from such a gathering." Knowledgeable sources in been awkward, since they of. What happened back In happen to possess valuable Algerians' task any easier was Revolution. Attending were Warner Brothers' Dick Zanuck, MCA's Mike Quicic p.. TODAY of a house under cannon fire were shuffled between exAttorney General John Mitchell, cx. with dying and wounded White House staff chIef HR. Haldeman and campaign aides Jeb English officers whom she Magruder. Herbert Porter and Fred Laftue. The memOs hen on t. 18, 171, itii a complaint (ron) nursed and fed hili still caring Porter to Mitchell that thc campaign was "short of lists of for her own brood and worrying celebrities." Porter suggested seeking celebrities from the movie for her husband in battle . ,' ,/ 2 : =- ---•--' Industry Tax Breaks 1' "We should a ik Henry," suggested one memo, "to say Hessian general, fought with the British at Ticonderoga, something like, 'It would make me very happy If you could see Stillwater and Saratoga, and your way clear to help re-elect President Nixon. I have great faith surrendered with his wife and lnRichardNl.xonandlknowyoudo,too.!" M it happened, Kissinger flew off to Peking Instead of three young daughters at Hollywood, and Pat Nixon rushed In the last minute to woo the Srntoga O1. 17, 1771. The surrender came after film folks. But the tax benefits, apparently, had the best effect. The scenario that the Nixon forces wrote for the political several days and nlgnts tfat the -: - we are not going to agree with to our strength as a naiOn—. all its decisions. But it Is part of more important than the our compa to recognize mles and the submarines rule of the majority and meet and the aircraft carriers which our tax obligations Ctfl shen our taxes buy. we disagree with some of the ThelnternalRevenueService decisions that are made on how as the government agency our tax money is spent. responsible for enforcing the This feeling of personal Iederal income tax law must F1 _____ - j '4&,Jpj 4 FLORIDA Nixon Tied To Movie The memos also speak of using actress All MacCraw to lure general. the Baroness von ltefly Kissinger to Holl)wood, where he might be persuaded to She is _____ _______ _____ ' ___ The Sanford Herald Revolution deserving of 1972. This is strongly suggested in confidential campaign memos, remembrance is a woman—the r -.'- Jack AnIerson WASHINGTON—President Nlxon apparently arranged BOSTON—When the Bicentennial is celebrated In special tax breaks for the movie Industry, which his campaign 1976, one stalwart figure of le aides used to squeeze political support from Hollywood stars in ________ _________ -' ____ - By FRANK BAUER 'TI... U..s.iU in full of 1973 federal income Critics of the tax system call taxes had come and gone pM for reform to close what they called attention to the basic describe as legal loopholes for mportance for our system of the rich. A few of the rich government of the self- escape payment through such administered income tax, legal loopholes. By far the We fought a revolution larger number, however, pay against taxation without and pay heavily. 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I ___________________________________ L ----------- •--- If _____ ________ ________ _____ ______ _____ -'--------____________________ --------- �- _________________ _____ ____ ____ __________ maim ___ ___ ___ ______ - - - _________ _____ ____________________________ ____________________ ______ ___ ______ - - 6A-The Sanford Herald - Dea I P. .1 % — - : — H on the Ifl t. dup Uplic Icate ate gie. flow did this South get one match point? It seems a couple North. South pairs reached six spades. One made it. the 30 EAST Q J l074 • i + A9632 _____ 965 SOUTH ID' +64 - _— AI3 • kQiO A K 575 Ten t.irs when! married Peter, we were both 30 , ears old I recall that ,Allen he introduced me to his mother, I said M'. what a ) -looking mother you have!" (That's what everybody DEAR ABBY: I have a pet pe'.e I ha'. e ne'. r seen aired in your col,tinn, It's women who wear he'., harm bracelets Voe.I th-t go "jingle jangle. clunkety clunk" in church. North Pass i' % - h€r Morn She is onl'. 14 years older than Peter hlu real — A17 I V~ I - 2 A9 .-g __ 7 . _ MR- .~4il ~ ~- - -' - ~1_ --I.,-._ i~~ - --d---, _ ~ ~-_ ~, * __- =_ - _4-~- _1:r __ _ .r.fL - a ~__ - ~*A~_ - - ._ ~_ . _X~. P_-____-t-_f-~ . __ — ~. ~__ - __ ____ 4 - ----------- - - - _.I - !.@*r~_ - -, ~ - , - - - ,.- - - : - - - - - - i_.-.--- - West , East South North . Sot I 3 !tI ___ 1I2429 I 9 ___ 04 -%; , 0 ~ ~ " __ W; W". $ I _~,___ _ ~~__ .___ ~=_,T._.. ___., &A_~_ - -7,-,. _._ . I t. . DEAR LIKES: U your friend A —Bid f our clubs I ..t "i- "C'A 1 : _: ~7- ~ ,:w .* i[ . -- V ._ .__ ,_ 1 " , 0 I - _- .-. i - DA SQL LTIU' P0 1 NTE R s - ~ 1~11` i Use Cartoon CookieS q or :~i-- I - ' ' , Q~ "M ~ , - .. '', V II - It " "4 from the Carroll Rightr lnrntuto treatments. ;, ~, j:,%.,J N awaits >ou can be helpful in gaining our material needs for AQUARIUS (Jan 21 to Feb. 19; Show caution when dealing with those at home as well as ~ - ~._ _.-7 -1_ A_ -~ - -~ ~ , - happiness , 21) A new slant on an Id theme car, be the way to - more successful now. -rea where more , 44 ( - - - - ~ Sw - -.7 ~~_-. ,-_,i~!N _4 zlhe- . ~_- . ~ - ~-___ --_11-1-'_Lr_ ~--.1 --IV--____ ___ ____ -~. - -T . - ~ - ~_~ -_ =,.~ ;1_ , - SL~1, ~i - - - W i __ __ __ qg:5 -~~---~ ___ - k(ROSS (r!tl 0 49n Frnine Coun try u LeIslati%e iui "1 3 VF" Zodiacal t__I I__ ly in a, C - 9AmuwliIot)e IS Ensna re 61 se.isd,n~ IYEAst I Fr ; L so Separate 3P'.aeinthq 33SIedmshIp 4 Metal 34 Cavijr 55(.oddesof U i 10 _ I ; . ~ N Wi . Ul ': now . So.uc ntw .; Icad to advidwinent. ~ 1-111 RA fS p- 'r; tij Ot t. ,~,1 1 --__ Voi kliow exattl) - how to handle __ " - I a , and grandson Philip, who are 8:30-9:30 CBS HAWAII more interested In cartoons on FIVE-O (RERUN) "The Finishing Touch" Fogery Ls the 7. r I STL) F' i ii - It? - Keeps B usy S — Writing NEW YORK iAPI - Alan MeGaffett and crew get leads 11 r on a forgery ring when a printer Alda has a The new show I n't th fir-'! TV writing he s done The Man- s)stem for fighting 9-8:30 NBC ADAM-12 is found slain with a forged homesickness when he's in Los hattan-born actor said he'd 10 (RERUN) "West Valley municipal bond on him Angeles filming "M A&H "He written two "M AH scripts Division" Dennis Weaver's son MeGarrett calls In an exp,ert to writes. But because of this sys- that were filmed and a pilot f(,r \ Robert is _. I _[ 1i. tern he'll have to work doubly another propcsed series AB(. guest-starred He check the documents, hot plays a wild-driving motor- "expert" turns out to be Lne hard this summer and next fall. tiziied down tast 'car. cy clist who cares little for lives prime suspect lie now has a second US FLO (D THEATRES of others There's also a girl series to worry about Its S IIOCXFMG CHA i -We'll Get By," a half-hour cyclist suspected of robbing a theater, excaping o her cycle corned show coming up in Sep-_ --8-.30-11:45 ABC "OB VII- tember. Aida created it, hl--cs / / _ State. es 1 P 1, at 10 a.m., at Brain Towers Mrs. John lioffi, treasurer, City Manager Warren E. Knowles will speak on City 40 - - -1 ROIIANS LEMRE WINTER PARK — II noon. I implement Vr(.)ch a rtic It T%,__ T _,T .% 6 ~; T , SOC,JIIflse(i 29'. 37Struled 'i,. ,, \kMdhan frzirst '.ice president; Auditorium The .etturt. .; - 1. - I S2Puhto es Lamb 32Cit in — — — 57Rxn in a — ______ 12 11 DirectIonS to at Crurnmer Auditorum will be the Annie Russell Theatre. For more information call the Annie Pussell Theatre. 1 r — - ; F, I 1! I 101. , .. ~ ~ _.J. I I, 1 . " __ - -6 I3'33 Circle I4 The5tsimipd1 they (to , 53 - - - I 54 55 %FV _I You .14 " I ! 0 -p --,--.. I (. I THINK ILL , I '.4r \ 10 00 (2) _• .. I ~, ~ . %_ ' 0 for — __ ' / f 1ERE %Q A6T MCNTh T1E I. I-IA\'E pu (6) , Miriam Ry* I 1 .. j.!l 00 — Club made donations pojtct for _A">y ks, , " /4 I'LC 1~p.sll//.s % t- WEDNESDAY MORNING ..L I I column into effect a long st4ariiped, ' ' ( I - I '.*. ' O NOT' ') log . f A Iways write to Dr. Crane in Munsm, first-, Dorothy flunkle ui%rc of this newspaper, en. and Malwl Piotrow tieft for closing u long stwnped, ad. second withoSir. and Mrs. Larry t Sweeney's ~, MAkE AY -r tver (6) Mtry Griffin I (44) Gilligan's Island 30 (2) Bonanza (9) GIlligan a Island e Almanac Semester 7 00 (2) Today (6) CBS News r - kt G (9) (I - I Truth Or Consequences (6) Mike Douglas -'I-, - ~ i Lee 'HANTOM !. t I . il- 1,. Falk ,Y and Sy IZWIZtj~~! (44) PettIcoat Junction MIssion Impmslble 00 (9 Cole 4elghboçd 147 re $130 i_ _~ I - (13) June Allysori Show F Noto71mold 14f0t, FRI[ D 00 I h I D CH KKEN Z t, I q: 30 110 (33) Mayberty RFD Jeopardy (6) Gambit 11:00 (2) Wizard Of Odds ''." -, 11 - f 11 -4~-A~4 slow, hot roll Acres 6:00 (2, 6, 9) News SUNDAY (6) What a My Line ,, 4, , ~ -1, ~ The Sea Bread & Butter i~ ~ pieces , French fries 0S) Batman (44) V-11Y-,46X.I 2 -_"!_~__ 10:00 (2) Dirmh's Place Wild 7E 4s7%tCE4T WW,TE , . __ - rencri T#4 7X'm,FR 0;Af,6'i7'V AME5 (I 1) I- L , / .. . 1~ I I ( ,! __ - Tues a . --i "NC,RE" - CHICKEN DINNER 1% THE way 17 92) Appreciation Day Beaver . L)~ 1114 PM FRI ASAT TILIIP V. 1109 French Ave (No Sanlord 0. - J,,~J^7 ' y ., ' * P 'I I" "23.00-S-199.00 ice Suppl fa , 0rEN DAILY I1AM 00 ( 2) Somerset U . S . A. YOU REALLY LOVED - - I li / I Of f i i I 409 FRIED CHICKEN ev Re~, (44) BuIlwinkle 4 Sunrise Jubilee LOVED YOU y : uuftlh ;i ~.-f , .)I ., ~ . .. May Sit th and Marge Mat- I 11 , t ,u ~ . AR I MET YOU 'J KNOW Efl-4E / iEA1tANCET `" I T.&4TS I -, -1 ,_I; CIA FILES sn rn V (QuEsrio' ) V MON., APR. 29 - SAT., MAY 4 I ov_ 11 0 . 111unit, ardsoon he will generate many North-south winners were Solving child problernsuill be Driver, first-, Marge Wwdlock much easier if you parents will and Abby Eva ns, second, Mr place these practical solutions and Mrs. Robert Brown, third, 6:00 (9) Almanac ..% I -16 6-,I t-.'nz~ — 1Y . '' Night In M Life GOOD ALL DAY 110 Value I I () this p night at the dinner table, for W (44) News IE SWEENEY'S WAREHOUSE Newlywed Game (35) Penthouse (9) Movie ,Nlrs. Fahey purchased new - Regular (9) One Life To S 6 15 (2) / News 12:15 (9) Movie 1 library. Several garden circles (9) ilcw 1 b4c0s. '-c 3 30 (3) How To Survive A Marriage (6) Match Game 12 00 (6) Movie q 3o 322 9272 29 -,01010el ond rpovy, co:t (44) Patty Duke 3 00 (2) Another World (6) The Price is Right (9) General Hospital 11 43 (9) News ROSS anford 1900 (44) Night Gallery 11 30 (2) Toni ght Show ( 35) Movie 1 ~) - I 11 Conpk' d rt A. Turns (9) Let's Make A Deal 110 .. ~ _: 1- ~_ . _ — (35) News p d., T)'4EY' '— -1 j (6) As The World ' ' LegIslature cA-A"_J — u A le4 Tap Jazz Adult Conditioning 2560 Elm Ave. - Mort Walker I REG ISTER NoW My Children 1:30 (2) Three On A Match Love From (24) Speak Ing F -eely NEW CLASSEs FORMING Ballet _.. ___ A 1-1 49af 4 -- Ia - 1_1 (6) Guiding Light A To Z (13) Washington Debates (24) ' F OR6 WKS SUMMER SESSION ., . This Place? I I Effiite it TI;- , __ - T ~ BEETLE BAILEY p () :.\. - . V . - 200 (2) Days Of Our (24) Who Built . / -~ Tornorrow (9) News (35) Peyton Place 12:SS (2) News () MovIes % P10P0 _ •••__ / - . - I 0 a kes (6) Maude (9) Happy Days (24) Bill Moyers Journal (35) Braves Baseball (44) Bold Ones 8:30 (2) Movie (6) Hawaii Five-0 ORLANDO VIC4ME. MY PULL NAME IS... ) ' Joill Us ForS11111111er f 11 1`1 ;S Celebrity 12.30 (2) Sweepst 8.00 (2) Adam 12 . I 19 . )' jJ CALLrSME'FRED,'Bur ____ (44) Variety News Century (6) 'Andy GrIffilh (9) Hollywood Squares DOORKNOCKER, 11, 11' - __ . __~ And Restless 7.3° -,==' USEDTHE N , .i ..j, . (9) Pasimord (35) Flori da Dragnet (35) Star Trek (44) Mod Squad HADN'T it - : : ~ HIBISCUSCIRCLE (6) 0 3) News -f,kA.T5 I I 00 4 4S 1 13 10 10 12:00 (2) News 7:00 (2) To Tell The Truth (24) Woman Q !:~_W_a t" MATIN111 %I N 3 EV10610or's 92 1.4 EVENING 11j,...........LLt. .. ( " — ,.. by Dick Covofli CkJR I f launch yo ur cntin ftirnil> on books for the (,arden Center enclosing . ____ 1, U 11:55 (6) News TUESDAY If ~ t ; f FOP, WKA7t JA . ____- ...' k 1.-f, L A I - _~,_ / 2 MW I Poo BARGAIN MATINEE win frierxLi?" this . — her entry representing Garden for the Blind in the ;/,4 sensitive child - 1.3i) _[j_ U1 Mq[4-1:1 "JI-1-111,L F .0 2 _=4 "" ", , ' Colonial Plaza Mall Flower irom I i1__ -1 I ... FREDERICK A4jG,Li6r CASSILBERRY . .- Midnight Now Showin - Television by Bo bu - --_ -_ -_ - _:~~___ . 1 r .1 It Hurt" , - ~ V --- hfinnellias in Charles and Liza. ______ .. WINTHROP FURNITURE SALFS Y. 17-92 a 34 ~i of r . "Wtere Does - a. 1; . ,_ _11 I/ ~ -1 . - ! "I 1~ 'J. . 11 I - ______ .%Vl' * -_ I . ! 1 . 204 E. F Irst St. Ph. 322-1811 T* 31 8-8:30 PBS BILL INIOYERS (6) Hogan's Heroes Proms. etc B.L. Perkins Men's W"r 119 _____ , I _-X_ I I .a ) 1 LECTURE-lOuR FRANK AND ERNEST For Weddings. ,,_~, -" - , , 8: IS - 11.00 IWAV "Fritz Tho Cat" TV, THEATRICAL I . I I I i I . . ... - _________ ____ 5 -i RENTALS R 10-1 I NBC " bove from A to Z'I , '_ THEATRE In this case the 'A" is for Aznavour, and the "Z" for I I CIJ C LVJ!~~ R E ILENCE AAY F;E CAVE GIRL- - " Gaiden live, looking for merits in his DvBARY - There were 13 companions. 11 When fie then phrdses a Bridge Club directed by Oxar ': I l _________________ OR MORE ' 14 I ; I 4 ; ' Is to actidt ntall> hit bowl Iwrson s attention from hiniself 13 r I ______ - flub at her home on (,i'.i such a tense child a O.ik A'.enue, Sanford tobedfellow in the form of a wool> South "Compliment myclf busy with work so I don't get lonely. So I'd %Tile at night and on weekends." . V7_~"""""* IL DRIVE show * [,:::7- thumb generates mote sali'.a \lrs Brodie Williams was which dilutes the dd(l in his keeps hostess at the April meeting of stomach as hi 55,Not used , It. ERvicE' OR ArRA . 4 to anyone interested in trying a!l three productions. Specific under 9 months of age, have peptic ulcers! And the act of sucking on his mmmune 11 Pwudwym of $4 liland 1 Fr P Potsie reports the gang members stole his bike. by Crooks & Lowinc. ;Zr C01ZWFCTt',,1 237) his sister. Only trouble Is, just Stevens and A ithony Quayle. wood) by myself," he said. o think the Anthony Hopkins plays Ketno, "And because my family's back Dukes aren't such bad guys, here in New Jersey, I keep Theatre will hold epenaudttionj Auditions will be conducted for less 51 Small Aperiure :,~ 'Z.\ 520ADCAt;T1006 ,5Yf;TFM. lsn tshootrng, wasat home with and other side of town, whose leader superb performances by the to write the new show. 1~ -, . I - -- I T,4E A1.MAC,Ak%ATr_C1 elected president. Other of- Rosenzweig at Rollins College ,' its bc'ieficial second half is a dramatic of the Dukes, a gang from the courtroom procedures, with when asked how he found time . -__ % CAPTAIN EASY I 1-he new buddies are members compelling focus on the them, toiling at the typewriter, - e qr-r1~ sure _____ en the thoughts and writings of Sirs. James Wallin was re. Martin Buber and Frany SEN 1011 CITIZENS CLUB 45 DpMchei 46Sibietname n 1119em i he's not so ' 0* - ~/ , r 1( ~,.~,\ '' , for 1974.75 is scheduled May 3. Florida, will present a lectuft it sh y, - , - -1 ____ ~ is Richie wins new friends, but respected peer in England. ne three kids when "SI-A-&H" AC _____ if _ I JON VOIGHT Aida, who hves in suburban zara), is sued for libel by Polish "Knock Around the Block" doctor Adam Kelno, now a New Jersey with his wife and i .. p , r~~ t, DE ' irLLSAVE srPs • Dr. ) DeBARY - Installation of Professor of Philosophy and f1ictrs of DeBar> Gar d en Club Religion at the Unierit'. ef dish luncheon o! Sanford W o man 's Club on Ma'. I at 44 1.0hengrift I bride 24 Tardv FEET cug i' % GAIttPFitS TO INSTALL child suck his thumb chiefly at likely IT ' s i'vo'r ç - ~) .. ,~ &8:30 ABC HAPPY DAYS %~ONDERFUL! cr SS! Diunge, 20 Likeh, 22Mus1( not e ~%HAT IS IT THIS TimE. - . And that was no flattery, for ever seen suc h I ,roup of women '.i high in feininine pulchritude. - I • author (played by Ben Gaz- be its co-producer. HE) . . Area Beautification at the general ' " 1 by CIP pro ject full support . SANFORD WOMAN'S Cl.UB -_ BUGS BUNNY i i U Nlr3. J. N1. Fahey relxprted yn reassured. As his haptis are thus in~ a silver volved above the covers he is received top award and ",tI has to do with the i5 now rc~idy. Yor your copy 1 I , 40 Place ab i practical and idealistic nfit . ° ,A-.. , 4 __1W I - ,-:.". - , -H r j ij) ___ DOCTORAL EXA.IIIS I H ES I ' .I ' I -, 13 11ruptwteis I wtuite'.er DID,' Sanford Business occupy his hands with fondling Moreland and Mrs . success for r 4t lGrArd, tier i 21 rt)rinerly 2 ( t.iTknti' 'rrIair. 26 Sea nv mphs now. Show that you are a fine *ritwJ profts.sWris. Taking citizen part in group affairs is very ditx1ges - I E'. e Crabtree I receives check from Nora Gordon representing lamb or cloth puppy. and he 14 Ill tlostmses were Mrs. Herbert L.E0 0uly 22 to Aug. 21i education you can and thtn Making new arrangements with greater ,' 14304i, o §:, =_ 4 -.1 be the key to ~: 1 * '_ 43igesI "tore successful brings ) Hand] communication itiatters • inCr IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN - 9 f4&AL4w A the aid of a U-usted fricrid can accomplished here. Ideal chart i__I - ___ C.1,4w 42 frodividuals ______________________ -7 - ? Variety 1 person so that >ou tan become I ,* Ans*er to Premus Puzzle 39 Interval of rest I Anxiety personal affairs Stri ve for Investigating how to become .I I Seek the aid of an influential sure to handle routine affairs wisci> L11 - t_ —HIS PELiMIN IT LOOKS LIKE 0/41 / . G1MINI 1May21 to June 21) those in the outside world Be _. - I )-. 111t1' (11 B ,1 I I fli?i' the dough Wh?n cool decorate the baked figures and place them on the cake The residue might be in the Jug bottle and Mother s goodnight decorations are edible and they would when using bleach k to ov 21) colorful-ANNA LEE. bottles-ETHU Besides, man), babies, even beneficial influence in )our get ad 5 make the most of chart today. Be open-minded to them SAGITFARIUS iNo'. 32 to chan'€s It is necessary '.ou dependablerson Take health — '~ ..' l _____ by Larry Lewis .. it :• : I:..- =.: ____ Because that is a forin of natural tranquilizer. this is that gardeners do not resurrects the happy, tia'.e to worry about what relaxin' mood linked with his bLake SCORPIOOct Tr)ing to get a new point of Ideal day to listen with care to view than can make yoli more what an associate has to say. successful is the main You have fine opportunit.ies to Show others that you are a '. . Bucke)e , board cut to their shape. Wrap cap. If the the smoothly ,xith plastic wrap pletely uncovered the ju and place on rolled out cooky handle riiakes the task much dough, cut around thein and easier. Another advantage of Discuss with associates how to the happness>you desire in your add to resent productz'.it> spare timmi _________ _____ ~ ' . "Besides, most of you are Don't t them ! dividuai who can assist ,ou to -our particular duties CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to ia.i. handled more intelligently. 20i Discuss your financial Relax at horric tunight. position with a bLsiness expe"t. TAURUS I Apr. 20 to May 20) Make appointments ealy for IV kN--,i`r~ **4 - . miung wi'.es is t he fact t.) are interested in forming a Brain • u Look to a very sensible in. the time being. Be more af- I_D C.. __ -.*, , _.- - - .- IX- 4 . C 14. . ;" ii _____ ',J 1 I 1 111'~ : : .'. " . -*;,t'6.%,.,-- - - ..%.., --.,-. .I I Perhaps the reason dental fectionate - 11 84:30 CBS MAUDE John hope FrankUn" Moyers sparked by two marvelous When I Was Young." As for (RERUN) (Part II) There's a talks about black history wi th performers, singing solo and Uza, who can 33) anyth ing new Maude about to reappear the well-known author, who duets. Aznavour is captivating more than shcs fantastic, and at the Findlay house Maude wrote "From Slavery To with his Parisian medley, and the songs she sing. are m'tl, has been away for three wee ks, Freedom," considered a classic superb singing,"Yesterday thoce written by Aini'ur . having had her face lifted Now history of Blacks in the U S she's expected home, and the air of excitement is overM tar whelming, except for Walter fl. (' I - •_ LI -:. and dressed in st)lish gowns n yo gain present influences ARIES MAlt 23 to Apr 191 . ;Q~ _ ~ J — - .1, 7 ,Aell be a club slam. i home. find another sent as far GENEB1 TENL)ENCIES — _ - . 30 rta n For youngsters whet their wits on each other. thus i to 1 - W 74- - :. Li o ur are a source of annoyance to you and others do the friendi'. % -_ _ . iI ~~_,” - : ; ,. . "is-: and that these winners were wrapper, put two slices in a organized as group and even plastic sandwich bag BA RBARA roles In the Sun ner Theatre. is boosting their I.Q. IN WILKES had meetings. If this is true it all bagged. 1"hen I put thesc seW Auditions will be held from seems a waste of time and bags into the bah,the loaf came DEAR CANDI: I ny that at yOur addresii. And I reminded these young noon to 5 p.m., May 11 and 12. ough postage for the rest of us to even in aW put it 'in the freezer. the so=d of the bell, come out inothers that Dr. William V Thoe summer program will mPmes to my request ff smftg. I once knew a girl wbo re2ders on how to square ma bother entering the various 7bere are orill two of us find 1 James, our greatest American consist Of two musicals, A contests.-ETHEI.. can easily take out the am kr% bcr date %alting hall an circle to keep you In reading ount psychologist, said the reason he FUNNY THING HAPPENED needed for sandwiches with no hour ever), time he came to pick material for the rest of your and tits siblings were so out- ON THE WAY TO THE DEAR POLLY-1 suggest truuble.-NIA RION. life , her up because she didn't want standing, wa.-, the fact: FORUM and and that Ellen save her old bras to DEAR ?OIJX-My Pointer ' to appear too eager. She'd send "F tt For Abby'3 new booklet, ed h , Christ•e's murder use in replacing the wcrn parts is for those gardeners who are argue and debate, even at the uf her colored bras. fortunate enough to get their and entertain her date %hile he Know," send $1 to Abigail Van dinner table. being auditioned waited. (P.S. He married the Buren, 132 Lasky Dr us ma de should'ie prepared to ., Beverly to Caroline's hint for using cut the bottoms off such Jugs positive statement, the others song of their choice. An ac. stencils to fill with frosting as and use the rest for hot caps fot ced him to defend his stand. c0inWist will be provided. decorbticns on a birUxtay cake. over young plants. If we do not we whetted out wits on Producer of the summer It is fun to cut out cartoon want to completely uncover a ea"Thus, ch other's." ea th tr e, Steve Neilson, urges characters and place on card- plant we merely screw off the I .V,,~ &S . 0 swwg ,111 , . ~. k Tuesday April 30, 1974- 7A Tonight's TV His Nights . .. , ,., i ( ,, , __________ The Annie Russell Theatre Opens Auditions To Public 4 ,,. "i:, l'*Ijijl'tI )( "For children enjoy sound opening bid and there ' CARROLL RIGHTER'S ::=_ _ ___ " - learmg BRACELETS Mzk . . - the point. Should I marry for trained to foew on pretty teeth. Towers Senior Citizens Club are Mrs. Monte Laurit, recording and open to the public. ( 4 difference of opinion with m) love or money? I'm a 24-year. DEAR POLLY-Spots of that DEAR POII.Y-To prolong art secretary- Mrs. Ardo Whisler, to attend And sparkling white teeth are asked mother. I just started dating old worrian and ha;re a choice . mflky white all-purpose glue the life of men's felt and straw the major cosinetic charn, of organizational ineeting on May corresponding secretary; and ARTS, CRAF(`S CLUB and my mother says that when LOVE ORMONEY are on a pair of my 100 per cent hats I put one or two coats of every beautiful woman! my date comes to pick tile up I DEAR L: Whatever lums acetate and acrylic slacks. Is clear nail polish on the triachine 1e11RY - The regular should be "upstairs, dressing," In the morning Workshop, . and keep hiin waiting about ten You OIL Some people are more there any way to remove the stitches in the inside head- here are three of th monthly meeting of the DeBary e typical turned on by mouey than they spots?-MRS. C.H. bands. 17his keeps body oils and queries: Arts and Crafts Club will be minu es. are by love. You don't get a perspiration from seeping held M ay 2, at 10 a .m. in I think that when my date lifetime guarantee wi 1 "Dr. Cra ne, w ha t can we th either. DEAR POLLY-My Pet through to the felt or straw.9ena hall. Officers for 1974rings the d oor bell I should be In one re spect, they're alike. Peeve is wi th contests. I heard AMANDA. do to lessen the constant iS will be installed b Mrs. the one to answer it. My mom Th ey're both wonderful among our as long a woman te ll on a television DEAR POLLY-We prefer arguments Arth ur Petersen of Deftar y, r says that if I do, it %ill make me as they WL he Annie Russell everyone interested program how professional bakery bread. When I buy a loaf children?" t. parliamentarian of the club bolt too . I I .1 .- -. aItraitg onl in the 25 to 3 a' hr k hurting tier feelings? She five spade triclLr. be aare revelation to doesn't take criticism very West's play of second-hand partner bids fi%e clubs Wh a't do beautiful dedicated so 11 wouldwomen your children to see what " ) ou do no% high held South to three well. LIKES CHURCH-IIATES notrump ard one inatch point Answer Tomorrow DEAR ABBY I'll get right to What d - - - -. r~~ ~- :_ - 1 ___ _ , - _ W __.___. rI- .-.__ _=~ _ ~: _ _ -.--- _. - - ___ - - -:.- __; ___ t._I&~. - . .__ - - ---,----- _. ftj _____ hull say? W, . • .P71 I "*":, The Sanford Herald EAj WHEN AR 'U PRETTY 5N, BACK IN fl4E GOING T0 BRING OSCAR ... RIGHT TIYE-MACH,NE P BACK TO NOW, I THINK 14g.... THE LAB,00C? FZYNEEDS HIM MORE THAN WE f r 11 SURE, I'LL STICK WITH YOU TILLTH' SUN COMES UP.' p -- ! L procession into this banquet What do %rou do now' was a singleton, and in that pleasure to perpetuate the from her as possible. > T 0. BUT JUST T1AkE .- Ldies, I began I wish Pass let that king hold. lie was afraid case it was necessary to duck , . - ~ . -- . Z-:t- _. --: , What is %Tong with people -'__ Im . and such an old-looking wife. any better' Or don't they care, mother he has e% er knu-* it, aW if It gives him land her) these tht banquet session, attended by 800 unusually beautiful '.ting mothers each at'iretl in a di tmcti'.e e'.ening OW1I Peter a biological mother, but she s the ul) thing and tell her. Then, If she I - by Dave Grouc ___ ____ [2,i'{']_ J772 ] . ?ldd produeed the king n tha t it not be .. ;. ,.. rguments rho on ild Thet biddingI' n.u5 FIRE S4OuLD KEEP ANY VARMINrS AWAY... . Buy my main address was for mature deliberation, South had DEAR '.4IFE: Yes. II Peter and .- = --_-j-- -- - tng lie had bid such a young -looking mother like In) friend' Don tihe) know wret., keep quiet.",Mom" may -•- -- fie had %-on the heart lead eryone better if their real re were to come out Would it be %Tong for rne to spill the beans? PETER'S WIFE ______________ / ueeze against East It would make me feel a lot And how can I tell her without the first spade in order to score - A - - I" . - voung inothers, handling a hands in notrump em and give ttr a dirty kJk r[ wonders how c-onie Peter has -I i-_ P. Vt Iig tcause I'm sure -___ ' to after she got married. (Peter barrassing to me. A've eve was two and she was 16.) Why seen the organist turn around crvone ket'pc tJit whole nhiarens still ha'. e made the slain b'. with 300 of three notrump on the theory t ha t the wa y' to get 0 scores inatch-Wint play was to play all her hand those charm bracelets make a dreadful infant, and his sis'er raised him those sitting near us and _______ R; . 'w M ..-.-I, - " bracelet like that and Pass mother died when he was an racket. which is annoyi - a the - -- wears I ass After being in this family for she insists on saving me a seat ~ Opening lead-VQ t en sears I learned ac in church beside her. She cidentally that Peter's always picks two seats w South was pretty bitter about mother is not his mother at down in the front and in 1 -- She looks about Peter s age i 14 ' 2ST Pam Pass i on ,North led a second diamond toward dummy and rose with She 'd t address the queen. West took his ace annual L-ilvention in Toledo, and promptly led diamonds South East 16 •i „, Neither vulnerable ays - ALLEY OOP At the other table the six. '. (FMI1GE: % ('R.N:, spade declarer won th e onening Ph I) \I I) heart in durnm) tied a wade finesse and then led a diamond . .% , to aummn s king F india Otuu was resident of West ducked as if he didn't Child Conservation ha'. e a care in the world later lea tie 4 Q106 2 4 DEAR M~ U-Jtr. • iiF-S1 Do n 't Sto I OSWALD & JACOBY 4AqJ972 T 82 + 75 WEST 4 iAc i ___________________ B ABIGAIL VAN BIREN . By 'J riuge 4 I I On Family Secret — — — NAP VY Ifl NORT 1 L14 _f - Better To Stay Mum - -- Tuesday, April 30, 1974 - ,_ - I or ROASTTURKEY Choice of Potato Bread & Butter & Butter -- �- - - --- ._-- ._ - _____________________ t — - Tuesday April 30, 1974 Airport ____ or - ________ - = - ___ - _________ .-_ - r1EiiL- j ii tie TALLAHAS3EE, Fla. tAPi A bill aimed at restoring public confidence in elected oflicials by requiring them to publici) disclose their finances has won house approval. And the bill's sponsor, Hep. Marshall Harris, D.Mlami, 511)5 the measure remains in preti) good shape despite - the $2,200,000 project include By JEAN PA1ON the o%erla) and strengthening Herald Staff Writer of the eist- est unwa g. Sanford Airport Manager J accommodate IX'-8-61 aircraft. S. Bed i Cleveland today This work item will include marking and lighting the recei%ed confirmation ut runwal with high densU) F e d e r a I A '. i a t o ____ oes On Offensive Disclosure Bill Approved Improvement cii s I • - _ Heubin Askew's No. 1 leglsla. total income, assets or debts. caloffiiaIs.topstaieappointed -File sworn net worth state- officl&s, key univeNity admintive priority, was sent to the Senate where Harris expects "a ments and copies of their latest istratnrs, members of ed boards, sheriffs, school fain) good reception." federal income tax returns. I think oer a majorit) of ncither case, howcer, the board members arid other im the Semite has expressed sup- public official would be re• portant local officials. port to inc of the concept," quiredto list all fees and corn•'re's no uestion q ut t pensalion obtained for repreHarris said. disduals who tote hase the 11w measure requires a large senting clients before public rih to know ithat it is and who number of elected and appoint agencies The amount of The bill still baskall) does dttailed financial information ture of (1w representatIon wOitid The state will povide $283,000, Mediwn densit) Lighting and alter the measure, CS-11B3418, -Submit complicated state A length) list of officials something we need badi>, said Two new taxiw a $1,688,914 toward the airport VLSUal slope approach indicator ' Can Be Heated FREE - iteiii n otJd be reported as an ii be ti,ite All your household hot water heated free during the air conditioning season Call your air conS ditioning service company for an estimate. ('INC'issA II Al ) i the been accused 01: IIle'al player ;irol officials sub oented were rld F ootball lAdgue tries to r.iids bk to Us'ifs Mndi; a tk itS first points againSt thit tic,irini, was camuf o%er to to- . ' it d I s first list cast art Tampa L_.zt L,._ " \F I s flo'.il dussiuri I lit B. ugals il iun the ni t'. tr) irig to supprc ;::h1:th1t sid ltobcrt 1' ret it Lotkkar %ctre ________ ic result \like \li (.orm.ah hiiid w is i lzis ins, tie pa fli'.ul (k'spiti protests b) Ben I agles told the ( row(Icd court tr S&'5 (IOU t hr said he hilt r turin (1 (1OV ii thit h something nice about the Boston Celtics' hi I upgrade our facilities so we can be made to cxistmg taxiways. handle larger aircraft With Cleveland said the airport ____________________ --. 4.. -, aviation-relates Facilities. runways ha deteriorated to a im rovement o1ect when it Is most . 1wen guilt) of (lit _______________ .. lIe structed to replace the existing - - weeks ago, he reported Proposed tmproement5 in road which is in bad condition - ____________ ____ C THIS -________ - I I r - . (.owbtiys of tlti \ tional F out (litre, today to get a temporary re straining order against 11w niw tddtd that an) commcnts On thc WF I s federal court suit svpjisssmss £u,.ic •st•is*ø Thi Summit SUB 8.d,pt rssad,tf ('try s.d k:tsA.t.iaw ciur *x •i,CtfOfl 3 Liathag - - --p- Si -= Cowbo I.rs ni 'otiatrnnis or o ) ,t, F I or tiny f tia,ns or riprsentati%ts % F I offu iils trid ( ow bos \lontgotiit r in stgnng w tilt thi nt w football ,\naric an' Now, clothed in the respectabtlit) of the weapon to sneak in the back door and snip Bucks. Say the Celtics are brutish, playing a addict to begin with yOU probably won• lcrc1 Jiit what tial)pencd. After all, the Uuks arc aknowlcdged kings of the hing opposing centers. So what' Anyone wh, 'a:' L- kttLml1 at an) ksil is awart. the sport has more still good, but ttiey lack the superstardom sport -- F ______ obtained its own teniporan ft \tnshcr sdid he didn t know if I lill base signed with the \F I proinotion4il at tis ibis For the Split end Mike Montgomery new kagut straining order prohibiting the all tht subp'ienis had been also has signed with the Vt F I (owt,os s Front enforcing Iticir serseti , is's is rtportul to Usc ir l(obc ft-i ii Home Court Pride Flit WF I suit claimed lii' ' it ow )S ilso seek iii teinporars order 10 (hiS S ago th Ilk WH went into Federal Ii m.s subpoenaed 31 of its players tracts quarttrback Craig Mor \1 Akin It restrained Morton - pa. _______ said mu a pernidnint injunction ,. c,,, - nressing the Bucks. They'll also probably continue to keep Cowans outside and use ireachetl any rontricts" lie si(i he turne(i G.o I Stuart / Machine , p,pu&5 Olvrnnia ' r Miniature Electroni Calculator flEW 'some preliminary engineering entrance road on the northwest j rgt announw it w u join w reeked Ifld ju.st as recent as seven years ago they were still niahgned as being too good for ed fr'm the iiductrial area .tcd fur the 1914 ILscaI year, Cleveland said con- will be installed; a hihtweight, struction will begin as soon as quick response fire ehicle _ WF'l , for easy layups pro baskitball they w crc broken up ,is 'itirt1t ' on iitv club. players and interfering in a ii (lit, WF'I teslif' iu, e w I. charped Monday in hummer which coul(l Ic' .. . 7 uni b II WF I irdir issued 10 da)s ag .ti.dinst (twir star lint iiiakc \I0s( I liiti whit h . - ._. f? Herald Sports Editor ,. . Heit Recovery Unit Manufactured by I_14J1LI_tli_ii'1tb...i._4. . By J Richards CISiOflS SdLu a supporter of the congressmen the go ernor and bill an extraordinar measure _ Spotlight Sports . - ______ _ ___________ 8A—The Sanford Hera'd court pride on the line, and without super unconstituti,ri,l in that it speuti hut Jo J0 White and Dase Iowans are essential to the Bucks cortinued success, 11 %% F I suit ilkgul that the sH amol the towboys has. ,igrCC(1 to unrce, induce and Big 0 and 11w esen more awesome Jabkir All l3ost,n (lots is win g 3ITICS They play be a t&ss up if the Ccltics can continue to run down 11w Big 0 continuc to be able to afford nter tontr iiS with the WI I iousIy are among the most physical clubs may be in for an awfully' short onOscar sage aid Jabbar's reluctance to does Mostof them don tesen want to try Joes to get their points on the board before they ____________ - - - - I _____ I hit state court prohibit.s the Comes compisti ffi C1ttee, 730 pm, school roundup for Red Rug and Pilfl dvdis His iv g I row Stis irs uhuu1t,it) with (lit houston it \ ills begin liantion him narr oo asked their players to produce Interfering in contractual and - community needs and Interests Schools, 930 a m _____ pep as' White Elephant Sale for Church, Airport Boulevard. improvement of YMCA Open to boys 11-18 pin, Lyman High School PTSA, facilities, 9 a.m. to I ' Zero wppteiiion. A i*Iid ititi conponents Hg't impact molded ciii. Oyerfiowmdcstor. Sdqt drtpiay with decimal point remembered places Its decorator slyid th real cod, nituril Jnut t officers. Fashion show refresh- ipni. / with Memory ______________________________ C T.. - meeting, Holy Cross Episcopal __________________ a - Magnolia Ase, 8-9 p m r'i'' Church R — ~ _____ 9., " _ . f- Springs Mar't' I Duffey Ij - - - k- Russell C Black, Fern Park Linda D l.awton, Enterprise Sanford Walter Griffin -- : Grace A. Muken !I Sandra N Gaines Tonya E Rowland ?tary ' Mehina S Gano Rowland a girt Sanford - d .. 1 prp --'- - -- . R.g. 119.95 S -.. peP gwnr Pepnr for entries preselection 0 2 4 6 decimals for answers Automatic constants in available at sligi additional cost Manufacturers List pep eih1 battirs later with a - i' mourti o the uaseuaml season e te his lust season In ti seeonti (JA I UP ii run in u ii t I o Se1 ho sescn hitter was the bends run in thc sixtti and slammed a tin pitt lied in offensis ely with 6 sw in 'in' th slugging first baseman who . two kills. ' in Houstons 20-hit went S4or-5 IndIans 3 TwIns? lull Singer eossed a ses en hit ter, struck out seven and walked tiree. (.alulornia Angels dropped the Oscar (i1itiibk amid this e Dun straight s ictory Fhriita (riv peis Special this week $1850 Or pay as little a ¶685 a rcnth ;iw holds a litre' wins iver ,-' , :- i- t.,,.,_,...,.._- Bar> owd1 Langston, DeLand • i - -, ,VAt '-- -'. r ________________________ _______________________ - , 4 - r i '• I .-., . a - ii - -- t" S t iiitt,u -- _ Herald Area Correspondents arva H4wifl, 372 Attamont, !pnns - &tar Lake Forrtt Cite - — ____________ - ' -'-- " P 99 only 3 pepna- ray pounds See 9 W 1 0 2 - p - . '': - -• t5,,ç.., / G, ep.,t . - S 17 Wist IP4oi pay as tt'a as to o rr' su p'eier ,g,'yp -' 7W -'s FEMAlE E4"Rl .a WFRê tf2s ps'p 4- ' -q '-'VW' c'k ' unique under flow system for calculations up to 24 digits Mfr List $28500. Our low is 850 a month if yo prefer Thu macims wsihs on1' 2 o fiFC14n1 7f 19l ANrilCk"Y p,qy - i - Winter Spcnqs I''' ' , • peru- P'1 • ' Vj ir- v 30 Ls..'p*,, silO 5i OIISI.4• tl'$.!'p1Si$4) S. hsbl E 1700 ' . Jpr . o c I caI:, __ - SA\ 1)1! (d) iAl'i ' '-'' LnUt is,bett O.iu p4 C vwa a P t'r - . - ivtion r / - - --._--'.===•---.-,,--_ . " liii. ______.: ' - ri'cy . pDEc5','r-O * . \ina Darnell sf)ared the 5-8.7 Itobbu Hi. talim and J,mnet Dttro CIr,ria.,, . ' iM,C.we 3514*04 M&b.i.ci. 3742413 s,..,.- $fl a- —! . . ' Mu Fell fir Ilarrie t \ngel m keeset Sac iii O,itt s rid Sharon %ilIiams I aura Harris t haiku! in two irke ss (lois Owens ilso 50 ' --.-.. '7 S6 ____ - - gress should pass a l4ns requir -1_i ' - GATHERING AROUND THIRD sL)nan(1tI1in:nI..( Ssire brine r tie hi of tl ' ; r'1 :: Tyt M0" a, rr- .' BaVc-iC ' _________________________ P rof es SI Ofl al sihitiOri of tin sio a would r 14W. El' 64' Morroi'lartsu' 60 7 (P l,(aStr 0400. 16 7 Po.ia0eipha at Nr* Y Tu,ay April ' . . () I . At- LI. ,U \Hl Vt . - 11w ut four tm iero in this series, and bus asail.ibilit Later in the Tb' ( hargers plaur repre t ut itis e Jot' Ikau himp said '1 klein spriposal I think its hopes it squaring their \atiom i.omg to he a ser tough Sundas Costello said the Cell ,ii Basketball Association series Ikinsohn said But its pressure wore bun down t hmiimpionship pla off series we st shown wi ne capable of l'be Bucks just like to phis plasing our stylt They still their St%tC a slowdown style with the Boston (tlties t u1 [or th1t sort ot thulL kts ofl t,mst bre iks in! tithng (lie eight (hargers (oath t4icted hs the 'hilt I)iego Union Ik'notrat I torn I san fhtrlin aiii jil is their stilt 'r lo,ii hleinsohn said swnettiing I looked at the films iressur - -- - -- 'iti preftr 1" tgh*' ii like us The'. se waltzed Bmston s 6-loot 9 t.tntcr Dase tactics in tan IWCSS esen better g miii. '4 tO tin FOii 11w I'1mndridge anti \Iiekts Oasis i'iiits and 17 rebounds Sunda spell IS-veat-old Oscar Itoh. capable of sustaining their all. lion oF federal action, in Boston Frnlav and Sunday. WHA tati mdi. a lturgent'i s.iid I don I condone the' use' 1 drugs, e in 5iii with Bucks loath Robertson had to phi .ill but lirrs' I ostelli said. Were ,is- two iiiinutes Sundas tecausi' a 10 0 t.fl Tuesday AprIl )O rac' horses. haser hit \hiI. bought (hit CP,Torcxo ball is going to base to work -- Robertson scored only two) Vt know the Bucks are a br drug sotatirs hut w till to sts I cli inge s but count on te.tiii NHI HaV, iia in'.'. owns the )4i dfl .. '-' lack of co- flitidle said lIt (Iidn t distlost ., _________ _____ _____ Footb,ill I e.mgue i'.une tire mit exercising proper controls - 4 to Ix Simon pure lii' said random mandators Ca tQrn r'.r'Ind ____ ;.__ her:: 7 iclit sail Fri his eight players , .. . "-i' ' tow continues its . kJL. ' . .... - '5-\ . - ini the tests OI° Vtilkins and Bett \orw usl led Vs hitaker Pas AVP - I - - I * hargers reacting to toe lining of eight of his players for drug use said players have to be ..' A?a'a Rd I I &t ---- . • • - I - /,YA,ffOREA t is. i.fl - tC 1P,t Sat s - i33 .'.r ,k F eiai)an:Inu #IFU Oit.n 33J oser Southern l.oaners . Ito ' H tdalmøraøy idvtt1id at tie $ w P CJt5e1b'ry Ftrm ---'_---__ L '' prpsw 4 b ,/ I Desk Size Sanyo Electronic -r __________ ii:i- "\ -,-/',9) ru- -- Rag $225 00 . Mr & ws _______ _______ - - . '? Standin with hIa itnda Village (arol I'ittrulf s 169-4r ' - _k - S - / P - ---- - • ________ E. to hI.t; - Springs (.orrhard B Langer Deltona L I uta Msh)tt s 17(1-4h7 md hmirwas I'iaza I.ae1ndrornit Laura Harris fired 197 541 C is (lw its 164 471 st.r. high wins \1 r I Smith 5•___ I'll wager the percentage is something better than four out of seven times, which is exactly what it takes to put the NBA t Fined Owner°S -- I ho U S. hr ik'talir Painting a; they anyo Electronic - Memory Wilhain U Class Wesley Smokes l)id you notice in an age of the "creeping zone" in pro basketbilI, which bvthe way r s ____________________ h ' ,.p hinwIirg hague ,tfter Alset lkndrieks ltth-41.'l ltd thtiit to BIRTHS Leslie L L..ingdon, Deltona Max A Petterson DeBars r• it s a case of five good men being able to - loot blast off Jim krernmel 'rs ..orncr o ti - ;'. 0 Mon?rtiI lRckO '3 aI Sn and memoryinuse hghl indicators upprmson of unwanted zeros Weighs 3 PDUfldS UUIIR. ,ML!..ULMI un For those fans who nussi M m' s two run homer in the , i II ' It II ' I . standard su. keyboard 8.digit display Handles complex cal culations that formerly ret'red a heaver. more costly The 12 Digit Unities 1201 M adds subtracts multiplies and divides t 1 0 fl perhap.s the only guard currently playing Angeles Dodgers SqUCeZd past Campbell. who had not yielded . , performs chain and mixed calculations True memory eI*ctuely stores and accumuiates in separate . Margaret P. hianna, Orlando Geraldine B Erbe, Deltona Jotmh.eSmith.Deltona - pep - Only 4% W X T 0 z 2 H it wiighs 1 psunds iiclvmg biflirs public LI is illegal i how the Cells two inure i:the sevcnth,plus Angels 7, Red Sox 2 lomMctrawknockedinfour the nine-run sixth. iripe Monday night when the May slugged his first homer runs with a pair of doubles to IIton A.stros mugged the oil Burt hlooton the Fifth of help the Angels snap a list. Has floatmg decimal Undnflow - j.. fr'\ C 7 ee Nay took care of that ' Scout Show, Sanford Civic r' i j, ' -. constant ad (hiM a dtvmson mud uquental cii - , • thert' are no replays. .,. . Curch, 1 S. Sanford Ave. Sanford Bring sandwich . M. Square Root .. International UnIm, on "t Sanford. Seminole County a Labor Organtz.dtion Can Do _________________________ I Al' Sports Writer pep • sal Employees - r Sidewalk Sale s nsored b pe Assodatlon and organized by 1 - 1 mis wtu S - -- -. the SIP IHUtQ Ga(Iitt 5'npMid Eniry Syiteri. '' First raders must be 6 by Ja - _______ MIt tnt 15995 SPECIAL Red Bug — ( owens 1a eel most of it14. - ' lasing, the was- we se been Mctmlocklsn (1w Buks' t 13u1 '.'.i' can t score r13 points quarter (ostello r C - si.id - had to pla) ('utside to guard - �'f , •, ____ __._; -- _____ 2B—The Sanfd Herald .-' — j - - .-. . • •'r a - -. - ______ . --•.• . "'- __________________________________________________ LIG UT-HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMP BOB FOSTER ( -.'-. - " ) in the rolling Cherangany Ililis blood between the two because the two-mile races in the same lint writes a letter to his wife Americans, 80 mIles from his of western Kenya, not far from in the '68 Olympics at Mexico evening and won both. and she sends the Land Hover home, where there was an Irish 1• ' simple and fairly primitive, going out and running a torrid $500, with bonuses. I - .• ' j - ..----.. -. - . .. - ____ has been in an airplane. And the people, they ask him about the ' I ', oun' he smiles of the scar in track .ind field fr And who is the better runner" s itli even, perfect teeth that 1973, ther must have been some Ben smiles. "The running dazzle in an ageles5 Face which flack about him turning pro and times," he says with a grin, compare his times and you can 31. I might have the second one 1976 Oliopics in Montreal. "they ask me about the know who's better." Ben holds when Urn 35. And I'll get the women," the worl(l'J record for the 3,000- third one when I'm 50." Ben has been able to go to meter steeplechase at eight It's difficult to tell if he's these far off places because he minutes, 14 seconds, and only putting you on. runs distances of one and two Jim Hyun, when he set the Ben has a job in the Kenya mnil's faster than anyone else on world mark at 3:51.1 has ever prison system, k('turing fJfl fl g .. to go to college," he says. "In rig. Sncc Ben was a natienal hero, however, especially after the age of 17, "doesn't mean we "In a big v'ay." Rover. It is the only one in But Ben has only one wife.. locality. That makes hlimi a big are not good friends. We train together. We travel together. now, man, ' : - j tatting lift' h.11 out of the pirk record and a ballooning 4.(.) %OFL. a pitcla'r to death s IUI been completed s. itti the cs&J(', ranked 13th in the state, ERA hasn't pitched for more the threat uf going on any given and leads SJC in Hill's and Is ception of Division II. Valencia t'omiiiunity College and is riding a seven-game winning than one month until he was pitch and constantly challenge battIng .310, and Terry Jones (1 ., , "Soon, he says, "ii I get the talent. "The taxation," he says, no telephone. There is no off Kip's rivals. And Kip (lid not generator. i want to run the "makes me sick sometimes. electricIty. The cooking Is done even thank him. next two years. Being a track with firewood, support many people. My wife star here means a lot more than "Because he doesn't thank and four daughters. Me. My The nearest town is Kitale, 38 in Ken'a in terms of cornmiles away, and Ben has inc when I sacrifice myself," father and his three wives." Three ives Then ttiere is merciahzing. In Kenya, nobody Ben in his precise African. pedalled the di.sthnce on a _________ ______ __________ ______ - be the key to a high finish or lense. Speedster's in the out- currently hitting .318, out%ith defending state Champion Field. Ken Ikrger, Sonny Wise fielders Jimmy Joiner and (ll ('cast Junior College (9m possIbly a state crown. - - Tuesday, April 30, 1974-3B Jipcho riAns in places with 1 steeplechase). They are of the new professional group. He has children (ages 7, 4, e and two support your life." mouths for Ben to feed. And strange names such as Salt Kalenjin tribe, but different been the pros' distance senBen's running ability was more strange places for him to months) live on the Farm. She Is Lake City, Pocatello &nd San sub-tribes — Kip is a Nandi and sation. Two days after he a scnool teacher, He also has a discovered when he was a run. Francisco. Ben is a Sabaot. landed in this country in grocery and a frinding mill, schoolboy and he was sent to a He feels much more at home There has been talk of bad February, he ran the mile and Whenever he goes home, he boarding school run by • "L before the tourney is cornschedule a special play-off Pantelias believes the key to against Rollins College last up" baserunniug. The Matadors have only two pleted. game Wednesday to determine success in the state tourney will week. I-I LI tC li ill S 1.0 0 I ' I rrfl _• The Sanford Herald -. I around alter a finishing touches of getting into talent scouts will also have Dade South, Gull Coast, Regardless of the outcome of coming any remaining games, though, frustrating start that lasted shape before he'll be ready to their eyes focused on Valencla's Manatee, Tampa lhllsborough, Berger, Wise and infielders Chipola. Valencia and Seminole the eight-team tourney field tteeuarters of the season, go. Colon lisher and Tom lonatti. Pantelias ha indicated tie Pantelias will be counting on junior colleges all finished first will remain the same. 'the cream of the crop For \tiah1D(le North 31 1), Sanford's Nick Brady who has may use Smith pnmarily as a or second in their respective Semnmok that could picked in tst ranked number one in seen limitited action this sear ti, short distance man in relief, divisions and will congregate at has the June draft consist.s 01 to Valencia's key Orlando's Tinker Field May 7- the thtc and leading the state be that fourth starting pitcher tournament to decide the top team in the state. - _.-__ - -- By MURRAY OLDERMAN earth. That even includes his run a faster aide than lien's prison rules and regulations. IL "My positicin was, who's my mother's womb, we are ThefleraldServkes fellow tribesman, Kipchoge 3:52. pays him $300 a month and going io support me between three boys and live sisters. SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. — Kelno, who has been a world. Now, Ben beats Ryun and provides a modern two-bed. now and Montreal," he says. There were 13 other children. NEA) — It Is for the many acclaimed distance runner with everybody else when he runs in room pad in Nairobi, where Ben "So there was no point of me My father may reach 28 success _ - Ben Jipcho Runs So Fast To Feed So Many to beat, lntlsio beat SJC three is (me game ahead of SJC tlO- ters the entire season and the pitching department before Out of 22 Florida junior 4 I. The Raiders have two admits it will take four sound the final out for Seminole in the out of four starts and college baseball teams, eight Gronowski flipped a two-hitter squads will extend their games remaining with division hurlers II the Raiders are to tournament. at the Raiders in his one outing Smith, a 'l'' 20pounder uellar dwelling Central Florida stay with the competition. seasons in the Region VIII Bobby Meadows, 8-li with from lesburg, where he pit- against them. National Junior College 1974 JC today. The tournament will be i A double win for Seminole an ERA f 1.53, Rob Mahoney e Sumpter Junior College last State Baseball Tournament &-2 2.05 ERA, have carried year before the school's hotbed of pro talent. Along with will bring about a final game' following final of regularly %uth VUC to decide the division the load this season. Iist sear's baseball program was aban- the likes of Meadows, Intlsio scheduled gaines this week. - .• low Intisto and 6'4'' Gary broken ankle before the season V('C eoiiipleted its season than hitting. Herald Stall Writer YU'T — Prior To State JuCo Tourney -, - S -._.w.-,---- -U---. •-- - ICC A + Tk AII r 'VII 'I V I Y% iuu I -. . - Tuesday April 30, 1974 ____ — - .'! - — .,i -I ByLEEGEIGER names.akt Sugar Ray Robin- a reputation of having the Set For ()e rby punch !o take out anyone he son's middleweight frame. He won the Michigan Goldesi hits. IA)UISVIIJ.E Al'i — In sear's record purse of $198,800, Last November, Lloyd began World second-ranked light Gloves three years running heavyweight Len Hutchins along with the National Golden a three fight series with the Stalls 9 and 11 of Barn 42 at With only 10 starters, the race (,o would gross $229 000 be,aus of trings his 20-1-1 record Into the Gloves, the National AAU title rated Walter "Snake" White Ihurchill Downs are Set Orlando Sports Stadium and was selected as an alter- that finally culminated in and Lexico, two contenders for a record 290 nominations and the 100th Kentucky Derby who stiff increases in entrance and Wednesday night when he nate on the 1%8 U.S. olympic February with White holding 2-0-1 edge. In every contest, are American-bred anti Ve- starting fees. Twenty starters meets Bobby Lloyd of the team. WHA Mans ilerald Correspondent rounder.. Fight time Is 8:30 business who have fallen victim highly disputed. p.m. Also on the card will be to Hutchins are former "I -- - - v - -1' - - _____ .' - it - I ' ' 1" I:. may be no Naticnal hockey with 786 goals, made a they know what they have to do to get it," Loughery added. League players on the roster t'omeback this season with What they have to do Is beat when Team Canada 74 engages Houston Aeros of the WI-IA. ThiS time, Hull, player-coach theStars, a veteran team which the Soviet Union's national thrives on playoff pressure and team in a six-game series in of the Winnipeg Jets, will be •. !i edge in experience over the Hut two former Nil!, greats— Billy Harris. Harris and Hull Gordie Howe and Bobby Hull— were named by Ben liatskin, Nets, who do not have a starter r ,j - -. ..,.,, - .' . - -. .# -' .tr• .w ..' t '::E'S '1 - 'i'm,: '°' .4 . - . , , . and a good one. They're the representative to the team. players. only team to win 50 or more Three other players with exgaines in each of the past four The series was announced Monday by officials of the tensise NIIL experience might seasons, when they reached join the team. Pat Stapleton left either the championship WIIA, Hockey Canada and the Chicago Black Hawks to playoffs or the semifinal round. ____ - - ' I5 .- -- Joey Vincent starters, appeared to be two en. alter 40 amateur fights when he isn't over-looking the heavy to see action is was known as "Small Sugar fisted Lloyd. The man from the the welterweight that stopped tries and Meeken Stable's Agi. Ray," a nickname that was islands has yet to win a bout in Sanford's Vic Perez in his last tate, who has five wins, in. - . sociation. WHA's Chicago Cougars; Paul veteran ('enter Zelino Ileaty Douglas Fisher, chairman of Henderson of the Toronto when they take the floor at the Hockey Canada, said the first Maple Leafs has been reportd Nassau ('oliseum tonight, lie game would be played "no ear- considering jumping to inc nimissed the last three gaines of - ..a-- - Sports Briefs ,m, Masters __p_llS#P1I!V - - _______________________________ -_________________________________ GRAND DAD 100 ,. AMERICA'S LARGEST WINE & SPIRITS DEALER ______ 11*10S7 SS$OI ABC 6 YR. KY ____ ROYAL ____ ITS 104$SS DELUXE WiSER 10 YEAR a _____ _____ S VS VS SI • IMP. FRENCH BRANDY ____ ,C.S*.q K(P4IIP4IttIP( _______ tT$STIIO(04L' STANLEY ______ LAUDER'S "j' '°' SALETS,THRUSAt,MAY, _____ m.scsu. 010 STANLEY _____ __________ NS W TIM PU TEACHERS _______ AbC Ui SM _____ CERTIFIED ____________ P _ _ MCHENRY 8 YR. A*f1TO'IIILOYI f RYDAT PRICE S _____ IVE ________ 8 YR _________ 511 sT1s,Su 14 'ous ____ ______ WHOLESALE CASE tiSi ____ _____ pi £._. 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ROYAL DELUXE ______________________________________________________________________________________ of the Florida Derby and Blue surprised 4 C game in Moscow Oct. 5. imier Montreal Canadlens' Indiana because of a leg inFour of the six games are to Dryden is expected fection and did not nuike the be played in Canadian cities, goalie Ken to jola the Toros after a year's trip to New York, six starts as a 3-year-old. One of the entries is the Woody Stephens-trained pair of W:llie Woe, who limited In tJNION!ALE, N.Y. Al' 'I'he Stars have had their "This (cain is hungry," said diana's George McGinnis to troubles against the Net.s at the Coach Kevin Loughery as he just 14 points in the seventh Coliseum. In four regular searan his youthful New York Nets game of their series Saturday son meetings, New York won fore tonight's opening game of the American Basketball .*.sso elation championship playoffs against the Utah Stars. "They want this title, and - ;.exico will be ridden by Gus- "Detroit Dandy" was hired as a heavyweights, who will be him here. We know there are a victories and fourth-place finish champ. Over a year ago Foster was sparring partner and it was named at light time, Two of the l't of good horses, but none like in tlit Belmont. Lexico has won two of fIve boxers under consideration are Secrctariat last quoted as saying, "Hutihlns j during these sessions ut he year." starts this year. convinced he ceuld George Holden and Gene the beM prospect there is. i became The strongest co*enders for Idolette. wouldn't want to fight him a handle Foster. The rest of the card has not the Centennial Derby, which Is year from now." With one eye on his future, . - was Canonero l, who won the $304,000, with $260,250 to the winner. Derby. Of special interest will be an Aspura, who will saddle Set N' . - Marciallriza,trainerofLexico, sentatives, Lexico has the ' to Orlando promoter Pete Bossman Jones, Amado (K.O.) Hoye, of Detroit, a light said Monday. "lie's a good closer ties with Canonero II. Ashlock he is deserving a title Vasquez, Eddie Owens, and heavyweight who has knocked hse. I think mity horse will The Fk"ida-bred colt is owned shot against chamon Bob Rafael Gutierrez. out all but three of his 0P Finish strong." by Vrncenta Baptista, whose Foster. ponents and recently took home "I think this horse is better husband was a part owner of Hutchins got a first hand look a main event In his hometown. l'be 23-year-old Hutchins Orlando victory over a worthy Foster was preparing far hL - '- _ - ' 6.99 QUASI ?"-••1I . ' :J,...,.,., '. -. '-, ,'- 2 . '" U t.*IIU WIIJCO __ CERTIFIED CANADIAN _______ ________ _______ _______ ______ 4.99 IT' ' (a move the t'am and are "very anxious" to said Monday. which has a top prize of $30,000, largest in by Frank There are 32 contendirs from 19 coun- Canada. but "I think they feel they are The Canadian government is concompeting with the Canadian Foothill League. '-S mortal, Wade of England faces Illana Kioss. — ____________________________ shot with no stiffening, MAJOR Jerry 'the New York Giants of asked for a hearing to refute NCAA Tucker to a multlyear contract after the State-Long beach while he was head ccach j — offer from the Psiladelphia Bell of the World )-ootball League. - killers in the World Ilockc Association this season, i' Richard G. Phillips, Tarkanian's attorney, said Monday if the hearing were not granted "we will have no recourse" but to take legal action. C S . - - SAN FRANCISCO Charlie Krueger, fpve tackle for the San Francisco 7 4icr's for IS National Football League has retired. — process. The ,\crns scored two shorthanded goals in less than one #4 ' -- - on three years' suspension. Most of the charges concerned the 49ers football program, bit four were aimed at the basketball program R'1,yV,,v'6 ci HI/ITOCK7 0. American Lcaur aATTIttC (150 Victor)'. Hosaire I'aiemnent will be forced to play without broke out of ;i playoff drought left winger Dennis hull, still series. The' oUter WI!J\ semiuifinal series resumes tonight with the 'I'tim'unt,, Tot tas visiting the Clii. eago Cougars. Chicago leads it, j - •. HOUSTON iAPu — Houston Astros' shortstop Roger Metzger has been placed on the 15-day disabled list because of an NAGOYA, Japan — Japan's World Cup player Takashi Murakami came from behind to win the $100,000 Chunichi Inter- _ ______ _________ 9 He gave teammates quite a scare when six strokes over Masashi "Junibo" Qz.aki. Hui r " - - tt-' a-YE League. both semifinal series contirue tonight. The Boston _____ Toronto probably will be lident, however, that the hawks will stay alive, . I I AR,izois. I pitthti Don Wilson while rwinthg in the Iago -' ' - - ..• and Calgary were Sports Arena, are to be among those announcing the move. WIIA President Dennis Murph said Schwartz has "intiicitcil ant interest" in retainThe team was born as the ing owner! tup and renting the front arena New YorK Itaislers (Sill )ears 13,031-stat On Tap 'Til Football ime i 5mev ' - ' aDiece. - '' a: .. ABC 8 YEAR at oils " ' '. kJ - " "mere's no question lease. $ ______ _____ NettI, NY, II. STOLEN IIASES- Patek, KC, ' ',utiItorO, pC. 8 franchise to ('o)lIlplClIWflt l'hoJephi Scwartz of Baltimore nix, which joins the league as show u lIve' in prime' be Monday by riding four winnels fo, a total of victories - Third. HILTON HEAD ISLAND, S.C. st'i'daI E''onne G&i;igong of Australia deseated e'ut'ntrywumn;an l)ianne Froirtholtz &S7.4 in 11w first round ci the $f)9Q() t Family Circle Magazine women's tennis tournament — Rivera won 11w first r&'ce on May Up ii, the fourth on By Default 489.40,. the iuinth with Big Red I. $5,20i and the tenth on Soir.nainbuhsl t$lli. Rivera will rude Rube The Great to the Kentucky Derby. Bookie Mark !i''wc, who had six shorthanded goais during the sea,son, zeored first at 15:48. His GOLD COACH 010 TRADEMARK- 1O1' ROYAL DELUXE PREMIUM - 10" V. oO',5jI*I%' 511 l S3SC% '•, -, S — ________ _______ ______ ,,,,,,,_,,,aJl. 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I - - - - f.-e - . t - li-I I - NON RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM 9 __ - _i I 4 AUTO INSURANCE EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLEGUN LOW RATES CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS 1444 Yea r Olds SR27's Filed EZ Payments L P IED CHIC IN W!R VV V'_V"U %t'ib 6 e.1.4u 4 .n,z4,*_D&A"1 - -- -- why not have a charn , • • • L__ %. . England's favorite suni mer operatic festivals. QU($TiON—CanMvpiiuilMi,teeItridci '! - d. I - 'r—'c ' . • -- -- - . . '. ,. .t . '~f F above ,.'-' _ 0V Isi . I tj iW, 0* ii N 0 er - AND DEPENL)ABI L' 1?I TNT F U1' tor lip R C L I th e f acts Learn L Ofl 110W • ate City to take care of your car. ROLLER RINK h It you're a motorist who hdfes * to have his car la!d up waiting for a hard to get part, (and who Isn't) then Sanford Auto Parts, I IS W. Ist Sf_ Sanford is but not p;jrt of the govern. t strt,clure. But, because of ,I strong tuitional interest, it ar s a rts . 1 Watch for The Herald's special Between Sanford and Orlando an Dog Track Rd. AND AFTER SKATING GO-KARTING power tools. Sam ord Auto Parts counter manager; Ray Baker, Parts. His "gerness to please is one of the largest suppl lef s of' machlnIst, and Loulse Murphy, Is shown through his courteous annef, and constant smiling filters, carry metric nuts, bolls Stock control and borikkeeping. m 11, tools, and sell parts for VW's' Whitey McMillan Is if you've been searching for Datsun. Toyota. pe an o er of Sanford, and fully n- at ~t - 1_1 ,-I Seminole Go-Kt-irts ''1_,,* '~ ~! , For information on advertising in this section phone 322-2611 efficient service reasonable the place to go They have more foreign cars Martin Senour derstands the ant and "arious parts on Auto Paints on hand has of the peopiearoundthisarea prices experienced specialists than 14 hand to take care of your needs professional spray nozzles and His know how and many years and maximum parts available, Sh ou ld need a part not will give your do-it yourself lob of experience are evident In the look no further. You'll find it Beliiiul Slate : a a aaaaaaa aa aaaaacaaa•aa the prolessiondl look. Other way he expertly handles all all, at Sanford Auto Parts.Auto Parts can give you the body refinishing suppli es such customers at Sanford AutoAdv_ service as sandlng paper, tapes and fastest delivery ~ available. They are an NAPA (National Automotive Parts Sanford Auto Parts has been ; I- _ _____- FUCIOUS• INEXPENs;v _______________________________________________________________________________________________ Let U s BLOW YOUR . Association) Jobber, NAPA has in the same location for the past • a wareh ouse in Jacksonville years, and is presently : giving me day delivery. and for owned by Ralph Larson. : that one exceptional part, other Olher full time employes Bar-B-Que Ribs Pork Beef Chicken . . I , and Atlanta can deliver In 1 1 7-2 Scott and Eric; Bill Rolfe. days. Whitey McMillan, I turn drums, machine heads, do engine overhauls. They fabricatespecial hoses, and sell . both rebuilt ad new parts. , Quality br&nd names carried . . systems, Valvoline Petroleum - '_%\" Sanford Auto Parts has their _______________________ own machine shop where they 2 1 . Locations ~"~ ff Yes 0 0 9 " For More Information -""' 322-2611 -\ To Serve or 831 -9993 ADVERTISE Your Advertising Consultant (k 4ph\ I/ [.,:L-. Ask For Susan Panning You t_ -;. , ,' / Z~ ll`~ I Your Business or Products in the 'X your reservations at CA- For EieryPurpose a & Sandwiches p P 1 1 RENT I Plus Man Other plan cruises. ANY. Dinners a Mixon Auto Parts / ,-i What You Can DoToday - Iñi\. 323-6404 nd Macsine Shop - - with a PICTURE and STORY Mixon Auto Parts INCR Let us feature 'tour Business A1Y OPEN86 , . WHERE Ample Park / 0 . 3159 H wy. 17.92 10 3:4 PAINT it - RIBI3EAN CRUISES OF ORLANDO INC., 574 N. Orlando Ave Winter Pk Tel 6452060 Open 930 ___ Your Ad On Those Pages Will Acquaint 100, 000 /f fl - I Prospocls With Your Product Or Service K -_ - __ _ -- . I Thr nfarb 0a Holpful Hints: F or rra@ f S rA3-386 4 Vacuum einides t ifcaws fro," time to time, they'll be much Paint Co., Ph n! 4627 UON JUST Dl WANTADS PH. 322 will not smell musty. - ______________ _________ - ---j S and apply rent toward Guy's M~V_ P'N-, - -- - - - - — - 2n2611 - —.- . Ia - - - S. - - - S. - - - - org e SW - , J ge ar-B-Que 323.5230 I City you ,-"), •ART S__UPPLIES .GLASS V WV i-4 • PRIVATE PARTIES BY RESERVATION 838-2474 Complete Snack Bar Sale Se cc o Skates i t. ii. Has Par s I SPECIAL RATES FOR RE C , Sanford Auto Parts , j~ Churches 9 Schools * Clubs E COU (T1 OUS E VI 'E alph Larson, and Bill Roffe at Sanford Auto Parts TR EME NDOUS SELECTIO OPEN TN. 9 and HEALTH ,111,10' 0 1 A*ccl0t141?HGAt( SUNDAY 1:30-3:30 & 4:00-6:00 P.M. .10:00 P.M. WEDNESDAY 7:36-10:30 P.M. ill".. LI PuOf1 43121) 1 • CIT. A tTT' •• ISii I La 61W f '_. \\ i /7 SiA?oli It Is_1_#_§_6___ ; %,.I --... Z 4 . I \__ fll II1jn.II1•ndIi[ 1U1flI1I1IIJUJIUI1IU1IJ1FIUIJIJ_IIjJflflf1J%IIflL .rii' 11111111111t.1 :41 4~1 1 1F u.t'i::ii.i'i..1: - - "and Antique Brown Imitahon SHOEftEE • t I ~ White, Black, Navy, Red I - ~ A 1' -_ . j f(((If(4 1) . .1:_•_•_ ._•_ - U.15 'I ,' / siekoemmut mind will accesel, literally. whatevef Vat; lead Ia. prawdiret; if it afrelable Is yw Once the s0coniciews mind accepts oteii retainti your - '' / I .t_.S.,_ - - 799 _..2 I orbaCiiab,tit , Jo nson on o assume s present job, suggests the forat migh t I u anu, tnic .VW1 , - %, natural resources situation ~~o yowl'— Ili% tornethir4 ysu are fought PtersivIte Hypriosis vou are favlftf to unlock ___ . I ,I ov-f . dust.rie' but at least we should 60-gin a planning organization ) I le \ . to ( Imitatio y~. - ANSWE III —Di.ieIyYCSiHypnuisi.IIom.flrIAItiatiofiI"t. you svtIf ~ 4_ 0~4'm ** -ft ' -- . 14 , , 9 ) ; 0 1"'011"" I -, ... -i-- ! Hopefully. Conno r, w,,, I . __ - . - - S.. I I --- F .- _____ i :' i ' T~'-,* 4t~ . — 202 S. Park Ave. .. - k,4 I 1 Surnmertime is very 111, 1, 0 -W _*.'-,K. - . - 11 99 '-'. 3vallable In the 14,000. Sanford turned out Britisher. Or (It'. I "' / i .- ft.. %I S E Co ND ROOM OFFER GOOD THRU MAY 15 W, Ii • I" fo . - . - ,V of Giyndebourne, during Ir - %t I, 99 cricket match like a well ;, - HYPNOSIS , " ____________ C favorite pastime, Buy a ) on IN I MR, WHIRL-CLEAN - ___ .'. - U .800 PM •..Cornpareourpricesfirst 1' .. 7 -' - For other day, when you think of 0 PM GENIE BLAIR %, j . MO (UN I 2 0 f2 BILKS NORTH OF HWY 434 831-2677 ~ I ' ernnient as well as priate the intermission of one of OB && A geum Eau IDEAL LINING MATERIAL (They Just Fit8etweenStuddinasandRafters) — opera. There are coffee houses. where conversa. . C EACH : - - _* Ph. 831.72S2 310 Longwood Plaza 17-92 Longwood versions. Why not visit a British dance hail or an 4 O&Z - - __ - Vole's Junior Shoeland / I '-9.C: ~ " England? Of course there !S ,Ight-seeing, but there are also many other di. - 4. __ What to do when you re in ________________________ USED OFFSET PRINTING PLATES 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES -_I . I cairrc _____ - With this ad SALINO ALUMINUM . - - ." ________________ 886-0365 FOR ~V'~_7 ~!~. -, L' SNACK PAC I PC, Chicken, Fro*%. Hat Roll An Extra Salad ;sc JOHN SCHLIENK • The Shoes to make \ '\ 1 C . PLAZA 711 '~" _~.ie_:)~r.;;''~! .' .' , " , : Y c -"i- --'--__-__ . z-~_LF_!L~-:7_;W-_—_T_ - a F-k .__-_______ ---------: ________ , " _- zr~ *AII ,,,, - - _1- f-' ( - - _. L4-.- r,~-~r-r-=!..!f!.-,.- :-,- r t- 4-n ___.-_;4__7!i_ --I, ---4_ -,, Ii EDWARD' It -. 4 , M ; L A.; 1' 44! ' 1 '_" - ~"~:( I I Sp ecial O0 '12 TIMEX REPAIR CENTER ; !I 3i LONOW000 I I", , eftwu *w But, he continued, 'nobody is resourCV3, nwke projectlows search and marketing, might even thinking about how does nOW be required in the national the United States government .t let that seizure power." Nor, he I 'It -vvills to 1111. that the de. stwlgested. i~ an% serimis %%- --ill I 1 1I 1 t,xz ~a , • CALL 323-4203 4 I . at will get the facts about the Such a corporation, in and dictate policy power to seize from pr-hate dependent of politics and He indicated that central owners, and sell or give to s minds pannng, long a orredbya countries onanemergency Forest ASK ABOUT OUR b,000 MILE1 I 2111 DAY WRMIN GUARAIME FREE -_ .. ,cor- responsibilities ina), be usi.irped oil consuminp natiotts to help fortrwr secretary of commerce. interest' . to allocate materials States would have 10 Pet Suoalv , , 50 $ , , '_ 1, - ;m%-,'- -f r", '_ jj~ _. .Vt~ I ---- ;.e.'_.; — . ' --,4-1,f, -:-- *.'L " IK-_':_-':' I ' Lake Forest 436 national planning poration, said Jo'n T Connor, by a fedtral gournmcnt that each other in times of s arc Allied Chemical Chairman and feels compelled, in the general lnordertodo th js the United c rcicctrrr!YfrY'r,Iy,JJ.ff/ TIMEX I SIPECIALL go - "'; -1 IS coming' to an end and that Othersise, he said, the dan need,' said Connor, referring to means the country badly needs ger exists 'hat all powers and plans now being deveioped by SANFORD TWO ROOMS OR HALL OR HALL ,%.A — NEW YORK (AP) — ne age and recommend action for both velopmenlis now taking place in thought bf-ing given t,o the alof unlimited natural resiources government and industry. government indicales the ternatives to that eventuality ~It -_ ____ -S 115 "We Look At Life From Your Point Of View" -_I_I I -_-_-_ ! SANFORD AUTO PARTS, INC ~n~-!- M-4 T ______________________ i - - INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT 9 0 0 '' . : Brake or Air 2995 _N c (lt smoothly. Leroy & p t Tayl i or operate SerIno Both were born a nd raised Sanf or d and understa nd the needs of the people in the area Start Now To Plan Resource Use Business Leader Warns America 0% ,V- ;0* AUTOMOTIVE PARTS . -X44:- Teleirhone: 843-76S3 5 I SANrORD . CVL - - to come. Leroy is experienced .- AIR CONDITIONING SPECIAL , 7.7 7~~F~ms 4 v "UM AND CONINNS11111111 1 __ I Sal ELECTRIC TUNE UP OFF : teaate a o -- , I A a or I 11, X. _~ I I . WE HAVE ITI ."110, .1k, it., - '%Ov!lrlo~" ;.- 00 0 * , . Your man from I . reasonable downpayment, the Insurance pr staliation of any appliance you appliances, think of Seminole Seminole Appliance offers Air unit on dis p buy.aswellastheguarenleeof Appliance. Its the full service . A full li ne of Kelvinator a nd dependable service in the years appliar.c.e store -Adv some th ing new In this area Your One-Stop Store In Sanford" . Offer Expires May 7. 1914 THINGS YOU ALWAYS WANTEOTOASK ABOUT • P - tocompareteIrprcesbe,re you buy dispensers dishwashers, and Semininle Appliance Is the only service, at Seminole Appliance garbage disposals. store In this area with the JennL you get expert low cost In, -- SHOP HERE FOR / ,~^ __________ Some motorists have i exciting Kitchen Aid Appliance burners. This unit features bar and matching dryer that rolls sale is now in progress, and be-cue grid with rotisserie, on wheels. Fcr cool comfort in offers great sa4ngs on the Available plug-in units include those het days ahead. Seminole complete Kitchen Aid line a dee p fryCr and a griddle. A Appliance will install air which includes refrigerators, built-in ventilation system conditioners (window and wall micro waves, washers dr yers, results in a much quieter and Units) In your home. Alwellasfriendlyandheipful ranges. compactors, hot water efficient operating unit PARTS LongwOOd Oviedo SPRING CLEANI spect Ion _________ servicin and Appliance 257 Sanford Ave built-in models with glass Seminole Appliance has the 6 fast and efficiently to keep your (Palm Plaza) has it. Their cooking tops or conventior.al lb. capacity Pancisonic washer major appliances running SAN6:ORD 322-0199 Recreation Area North Bldg. 400 Just North 01434 h.! 34S244 7 77 right' gift for Mother, Seminole ayallable !n free standing and featured. If space Is a problem. In the field of major apPlIance P fl Home . Office Lobby N k %_z'_ - . i ltyou'reiooklnglorthat'just the Jenn Air range top Roper SANFORD • NAPA ____ i i i i i i i ~ ~ ~ ~I - HE BIG __ - — __ __ ppl ance I • Ave , and lasting gifts for any time of the year. We have TERRARIUMS 8 41, - Cheese lOc extra bag ice 5 PM OPEN DAILY I A. . g 10 1 Mp v " -L _ motorist to show proof of proper .L en —I-- to suit 0 r need at ; - - I - The Blair Agency invites you 356 HOT DOG GIANT BURGER 70' CORN DOG r— —1 i- f P_~'.jI 45c -~ . - - - Manypeoplehaveignoredthe -__ ef D009to FRI[__ -t- - Ph 3226707 SarfordFla 919E 2nd St '- CER9 I IMPORT GIFTS You can JPterrarium Your Family Gift Center I 08 0 drivers license. They offer Sanford, and have hours to suit competitive rates to those you, They are—Manday v over w reords 6, Phone! 2 3 The Blair Aqi'ncj i rr 3P'odJfl'flO 12 an accident / ! K ITC I I 1,'N A I D Q U A 1, I TY AT FA NTA STI C S A V1 N G S 1R -U CENTER I t Ph. 34S3248 0 S Rirk 72 fIling to keep their located at 202 — I-- ~%here your friends are" - - SR an V, it / _ ompare C disaster that may result from ______________ r_r to show Proof of liability In. suranceIn order to pass vehic l e t- ~ . ri_i - / ___ - _ . .. . _a 0"M N - - Ql= 940%111126~ L .I - . ___ P1-. __r - - .. The Blair Agency spycali:es the 1973 General Session in order to protect the driving public from the financial I - ~~ - 4 " 4 - __________________ ~ _ - Say' 118 S. PALMETTO AVE. .0i'lift, , clflyOflC nI A _ -;1 I- . 323 --- V_ '~L;L f" , . , IV L a!~~_ - FURNITURE MAMi !T411 - : / ' Y _- r1k- ______ L —. IQ - T 'All-f i l .-Owl _'.. t' ~ V" . ' ' SEOrDISIII d r owns, operates, maintains in helping young drivers ages 16 or uses a motor vehicle in the through 25, with good or poor . 911 —_ ____ ____ —_ - -_ - -_ - - - — -M -- I , h d you know that . - - GET AN APPOINTMENT TODAY , _________ 41 _________ Za - AVE_AND / 7 AJ - - ~i~_ . '_ Qa=_ f'~t M I Route 426 N eeds Call BI I -_- INE" v Ir. - -t- 1 -1 I - i -7 L 1 t " I Ad 11110 - 9 Annuals FROSTLESS FREEZERS . /Or, I. NA . &Lflo am PRIGHT . CHEST t, Insurance __________________ 1' __________________ = _' , .1 4 TERRARIUM Duda Auto Parts and Oviedo Tractor Co. __________ ___________________________ #% . e • S _____________ , .q i, 1 ii, F 11, 3tl' I Eau Fertihzers Seeds 1~111116' — out a (/I(NITURE ETHEL BART BETTY SMITH I _______________________________________ ANIMAL HAVEN BOARDING KENNELS . -_ . _--_jz-__-- AndAccessories wL;Alt I : Cedar EXTRA ATTENTION HE NEEDS A.M. - p ,I AUTO PARTS I FURNITURE and GLASSWARE WE GIVE YOUR DOG THAT — • .122-0808 ,,,- - n ~ "! Open 8.6 Y1\I Mon. thru Sal. Downtown OnI 11 ). I ~ —,—, ---,"I Q:~5 ~~ . 11 - --- - !I _~~ I : ~ ~_-?__-~' I =~_--_— - ~ - :~ ,- 7'~ ~ ~ ~ ~ I ~~ '~ fivl MA% - ; - : �-• r 1L t' 60-u ne anford Herald --- --------.--. -, _- -'-iU - - - - A V/ant For The Unwanted In The V/ant Ads I FrencP Abc, Sanfora, SernnOie TICE I coltOAS t : ccea - - 'J - -- t1 UIML Help Wanted Jo WdPr?CIS. , NE '. of SE N? Rd NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE IS -21 RE 31 Acres NOTICE I3IHEREBY GIVEN that Name in Which aslessed WIIIianI Jenkins. Alie Ruth Har-aeman isoll by virtue of that certain Writ of Execution 43ued out of and under Jr All c & property being 'n the County of the Seal of the County Court of Or-3flgeCounty. Flor.da. upona final SE'nif101C. State of Ftor.da Unless Such certificate or cer judgment rendered in the afores.ad Court on the 71st day of March, A D tfcate% Sh4II be tedemed ac cording to law the property 1971. in that certain case entitled. , Salvatore Messna Plaintiff. v% described in Such certiIicaf ertificates will be sold to n'e El,:abeth Kr4ttcheck, Delendent, ? QSt cash bidder 4t the Court whiCh aforesaid Writ of Execution r' - .iie door on the 6tP day of May, W65 delivered to me as Sheriff of Seminole County. Florida, and I at 11 0') AM. Dated this 5th day ci Aped, 1974 have leed upon the following described prOPerty Owned by ElilabCth Kraftctt,ck, sad property ;.- tNur H BCkwith, Jr being located in Seminole Court, Cr'k of Circut Court Florida, particularly ct Semno$e County, Florida mote described as follows Lindb C Mavidin. One(l) 1971 Pontiac. blue ,flCOtcr, Deputy Cterk Fla Tax Nc 7Wft')4-f -blSh April 9. 16, 73, 30, te7a l rl:A SI _.td Ur'der'td as e'if ___________________________ Sen'incte County, Florida will at II 07 A '. - the 2nc1 , C '.' $14 THC CIRCUIT COU.T, 11111 A D 1974. itfer for sate ano Scil '° JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, ltd AND FOR the highest biddle, for cash. subiedt SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. toanyand all ClilliflO Ielnt, at the CIVIL ACTION !O 14.4443 FrDrtt (West) Door of the Sern'rx,lc $ P A E SOUTHWARD and MYRA C County Courthouse in Sanford, OUTP1 WARD. hiS *ife Florida. the abode described per Plaintiffs. Sonal property Sail vehiLle ber Iorea at Altamonte Garage in .',IrIPIIE RENAUD. J A BENSON Aitanionte Sprengs, Florida Further ,rd EULA BENSON. his will. ANN .rsformation avalablefrom the Civil L MICNEILL and FRANK P Division Of the Semnole County 'aacNE!LL, her hustand, BEN Shat iff'S Separtment. JAMIPI F WHITNEP, JR and That said sate is be.ng made to KATHRINE B WHITtIER. l'tiswife. Satisfy the terms of Slid Writ ol DOROtHY At-dUE BACKES. for Execution merly DOROTHY ANNE WHIT John E Polk. NCR, JANE RANDOLPH _ SIeriff GRANGE. formerly JANE RAN Seminole County. Florida (301PM WHITtIER, W P1. Publish April30. May 7.11.21,1971 '-lOOPER and LUCILE M ________________________________ DEA 7 HOOPER. PS w.fc, LADY HOOPER It-f THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND SCHAEFER a'id .1 H. SCHAEFER. COUNTY. FOR SEMINOLE ret husband, and W T. HOOPER FLORIDA ,nd LINDA HOOPER. his wfe, CIVIL ACTION NO 72.304 a Oriando 8319993 Ask for Wont Ads The Longer Your Ad Runs The Less It Costs Per Line Per Day. Maunt:nan(? Helper per S E xper ieflcC preferred GoOd hours Many company benefitS Good salary Apply in person MeOco Discount Drug Store. Pinecret? Shopping Center, $antQrd Want Ad Department Hours 8a.m.. 5:30p.m. Saturdays S. Holidays 9a.m.. 12Noon Deadline-i? Noon Day Before Ptibtitiort good opportunity tot right person to learn all phases c4 thiS business COLEMAN'S Ph fOr IIARBECIJE. 6P ntrnent,Mr, Strachan, 322 9616 _____________________________ Part time 0E)( CLERK iii pm. Sturc1ay & Sunday Experenced ,'r ('tCrr('j cr .'. I Ir a n Apply n perso.e. Sheraton Sanford Inn II .xnd HMy £6 40c a line 3Oca line 6thru7Stimes SALES GIRL OUTSIDE-23ca line 26 times Interesting opportunity t' sharp ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) alert gal If you enloy meeting 3 Ltnes Minimum people, the challenge Of SIUflQ. "' want big earnings, and are not _______________________________ -------------a'raid of a straight commission ----SilC5 job. call Orl 696 0211 Cemelarles 3 PromOtiOn Products ___________________________• & Cemetery Lots. 1st Section REALToR Associates for new Lake Oak Lawn Cemetery Mary office Incentive corn 332 1)l9atter6 mission plan. MLS service, ____________________________ Hr. an computor service. ? 1 thru S times Personals - -- -- ___________At-'C YOU TROUBLED' Call ii' free. 6447037 tot "We Care "Hotlifle" - Adults or Teens _______________________ - IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM IN 'sOUR FAMILY' swereng Service, confidential nterview FORREST GREENE INC. TAL TOP S. 37] 6)53. 645 -STANLEY HOME PRODUCTS - GENEVA GARDEN APARTMENTS 1505W 25th St. StudiO, I. 2. & 3 bedroom apart mentS Carpeting, drapes, kitchen 'gu;pped. pool and laudramat. __________________________ _____________________________- DELTONA - 7 new dupl* aptt 7 bdrooml, bath. shag Carpetinc. screen encloSed patios Chitdre _________________________________ OK No pets 46$ 4527 or 64$ 5701 7 bedroom apt 5160 including tilties 5100 deposit 32) 1901 ter 2 p m ___________________________ ' r 8541 Realty 31 S RAVENNA PARK- FRIENDS. have that 3 bedroom, 2 bath you've tptS Eat in kitchens, frost free refriger&,tor. dishwasher. draperies, shag carpeting, family rrns . flrep',ce Only 6 apts Priacy in 0 Spanish courtyard SCiting CIP Beautification Awird Adultt 7015 Sanford Ai. Model Open 125 PM _______________________________ been waiting for in Ravenna Park Ce' big lot, 'on lies climate on trot, fenced ear yard and other ertras Call REALTOR Associate Jullan Stenstrom After hours PhOne 322 2160 "'Owner transferred 579.SIX2 54 WELAKAAPARTMENT 111W ltd St ________________ I 7 Bedroom. AdjltSonly PARKRIDGE - HUNDREDS Ct CUSTOMERS hlvf asketi for 1 Park AvenucMoble Park Park Dfve. 377 2*6' Owner A beautifully VA Ne' Down -No Closing Costs EllA -tow Down-Low Closing (ists REALTOR _______________________________ - BALL REALTY 372 5.6n Urn !'' C ASS EL ES E P P Y Latge)bclrm homc With ?.',' h,jr' .1 rrns l'iomt (en air S. lien', and is located on dead end Street for privacy 5)3.500 is total price and owner it waiting for an 1)1 fiC'r tcrien luxurious Shag carpeting, graqe, 2 patios, and a dining room 'i' 0u name ii. this hOni has it Plus excellent I inanc'inq P4r,ir . ,' 'ri,rcI' Pii' thai.'! PtA, Low down, fcr lii Q,Iiified buyer Only %fl.0u EVEREST REALTY, INC REALTOP lri S H,- Ii vj Mat I,ecj Oi'n 7 p GOLF COURSE HO,'E Located tin the fairway of ii-.'.., Conditioned Land 0 Lakes Country Club, i this 3 trm 7 bath horn 'vith both shade trees 579.500 total pri(.e iVe EVER EST 624 _____ _ - Don ' t Stop Till We Succeed. " El nier Bakal Ia, F tm Pisrk Inc. $34 NO DOWN PAYMENT M, p(t oberest, if you earnbel*een 16500 512.300 annually, you may HE RiVER klv(R NiVLR ACCESS HOM( 5111% COMPLET E LY FURPIISHED bedroom, I tath, concrete block clean, With privacy hedge rruit frees 519,')So 'i E 1 ft FOP i. ',' Laflelr.-J living anci dining rooms, breakfast bar, kitcnen. shag arpeting, fireplace, be.ini ceiling, scrernea porch, fenced 576 900 F t: 1.3 ' a' - -= tot employment ' --' * .* DishwasheiDisposal .T Vefrxn MU. Jr. 04 CLEVELAND & MtE & McffITC"SH pior,a,-i State' I%ar.k ihC'li€'1% i;i Pia.ntff P0 wr 1 9 (6 0& Avenue For4a 37771 P5ri Apr-f 73. 30. MIy 7. II. 1)74 flEA .'J Sv"e- 27 Pt Off u B' 3P Soniterd Ilor.aa 3Vfl l-ftorrtys f Plaintiffs Pt.,.h$ssi A.rl 9. 18. 73. L 1911 MOre irforrntton may Le Obtalrled f-cern th Wae Htir office nt Rm 3' Or landc. Prof. Ctr. 7' W. t.ake auty Dr.. P.O. 8ci ________________ A. Orlando, Fbi 3236 telephone 841-1O,?6 Two P**oioms.lbath. wall to wall COfptting, drapes. central heat For Rent arid lit Fully *stupped with diSh w4sher Call M's Rutherford 33). O'tice SpaCe for rep? n Lake Mary ______________________ Lovely %(IOOW% apartments toe r*nf, jl$ after S p.m 3231254. \X S. Air • 'ool £ Clubhouse • Laundry Faclliti, • Shag Carpeting • Kitchens - 372 6637. Zayra - '7) Chevrolet .4 _____ _________________________________________-' 41 HouseS for Sal. _____________________________ SANFORD - In choice Mayfair •ectiofl, a very well coostrut tome life tim,. asbestos roof. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, built ifi break fisst nook, enclosed front and back ooi'ches, deep well and Sprinkler Srstem. a variety of nice trees On is 755' on street, x 135' lot PricCd lelow appraisal 566.000 SO 1fl,00C bargain Located at 601 Itaywood Drive 3 bedroomS, carpets, large fenced yard. Citrus trees Owner t transferred, must sell PP tIS Cappon. REALTOR. Assoc JORDAN 131-4272 REALTOR - 1977 Mobile ,'orne 17'x60' on rented lot Ar, carpet. I0'*iO' patio. l'xlO' utility bldg , yard and seade 11.150 Call cner at 372 0529 RETIREES DREAM- Repo 1973 villager. 7 bdrm Set up or. lakefront lot. Takeover payments. or pay off balance Ph 3730350 Dealer * Sanford Auction * SANFORD IffALTY 2'iIi S P tenth AtC Days 377 72t2 Se b( 6 ne-v honi. fan-oos nt,,r'e h'ancfl to tell at our (0%? plus 100 HUFEMAPI REALTY AlPelI.JenniiiCtark,Asscc 12 $553. 322 159*. 372 3173 __________________________________ PLACE HOMES NORTH EXCLUSIVE 2 bedroOm house trailer, on large nt, furnished, fenced. screened pato. 2 utility buildings, lake aCCeSS. Only $17,500 14r, y I? 92. 4 iii P4 ol dog Track Pd .et Lake Kathryn Estates 671 7770 -___________________ 33 - Lots and Acreage - __________ EXCLUSIVE 9aCreSw FatrnS and pines Over 100 Pleat 7 bedroom home on beautiful bard road frontage Only 136.000 lot, 110,000 Seller *11 carry 2nd Ph 867 3396 ri' or tq age KULP REALTY 07 W Itt Street 733% TREE SHADED HOME A handsome well desgned hon- c 041 0 Quiet Street Best area Three large bedrooms. two baths *th paneled family room InSide utility room. Iarc,e kitchen, in tercorn. screened porch For a Sanford home, call Lillian C,crtiPheIl. Assoc $30 5500 %AP1r ORD VA-NO $ DOWN pa, nm?, no noney diwn o veterans $17.300tctalprice Three' bedroom, family room. kitctic'n furnished plus large fenced yard Ore year Palace Guard warranty rn or conditioning, plumbing, arid ':ectrical Call now, George Wills t ssoc 60 5500 after hrs ',e- NF75 V.IPIITER SPRINGS VA$25.3OO ttf'ter than new, Pel,,ce Guard on ',mar service coniroct pt'Ov.dfd Three bedroom, P bath. paneled living and dining room Ufilty ncom off carport, shallow well Close to 43.1 and 1792 Call Joan (,erter. Atsoc at 530 5500 40 ACRE ARIZONA RANCH 516.504) original -nvr-Itme,eb tray e isSurned by making two payments of 1133 69. anti the balance of $I),000at the rate nfl pci interest One hour southwest of beautiful metropolitan Phoenix, Arizona, tt off old US SO Good hunting I. liMing ClOSe by Call Collect, toe DonAte,, code 602 97) 2256 t,SAITL At-ID FLEA P.'APT 1.41 ifi.y 17 92 Open Sat S. Sun 9 5 831 2920 Skill saw, rototiller and mc items for s-ale Good condition Phone 317 111) one .cre nuiiutih,t n 53500 orq'nial i ..tlrnent illay e assumed h, n- thing two Payments of 129 17 t',lCh amid Ihe balance of $7100 .1, 8 b< interest Just Off US Hwy 86 certte rolling aria trert. in tti f,enous hunting, fishing, and Ski .erra of Northern Ar.zona, close to le-r beautiful Grand Canyon Pl,elonat Park Call collect, for Don Are Code 607 973 2258 --- -------------------- - Miscellaneous , . i'4aYi.I I .trr-.t 'f F astioriable hOmIS Zoned fur hcrseS convenient to 1)1 or Lake Mary Blvd Lovely 6 acme tract Pr ted ,tt 517,000 For tree fads rislI 0 1 flo',',ler. .%ssoc 133 5500 crcic4 C II .',' In t''caac, exceIlc'nl cOlCd,ton. $100 Alter 5 S. weekends, call 377 7199 - Gilman 830 5500 l.Jpiltu'S t.ongeood _____ TAF FE P REALTY 11001 75th St 172 6655 ------first or Second pur thissc ,''iil mortisgC% ri any Condition Southe'Ittei n Acceptance Cot pc-ratOn, 675 1673. ItO OUALIF 'Ilt-IG oaowo. WashingtOn Oak',, -I Only batf'5. 709 Trrry f','tlrOOnl. I lermh 621 1173 Me'e-tbly tire ,'rter P,erk _ large fCCd lot, 1570 dOwn Sill trio , s', pct . Acre Realty. REALTOR. 3737730 _______________ new 7 bedroOm, family u,uri' tchen quipprd. arltt't. $1? ScLi lii 127 7751 - ____________________________________ I • (',OflC needs hOu'.ctcOtti C leaning ti' flCluCt5 Mace $100 a c'viclnq your neighborhood C31 16%) -- - t'iarctson,e Spanish cocktal table. I a as old Sacrifice. $55 alive green uphOlSter ed ct,,e rs, 560 lr th. pair F n' condition Early American antique butter rteurn. 145 Old tr0dlt Sewing SCAing ni,erPi,nc n'acic intO pl,tnter. qo ondition. ISO Early AmCrian acceSSories, small IlniPt. mci knacks & p'cfures Call 777 1959 '--_________ - PAINT VARNISH ENAMELS ,, i lit' I 'wt'%l Pt '(CS - BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR Giinniiy. 1 46. ',,nlo,d .)7J 47)3 _ Truckload Sale '* k Carpet Remnants •*' Atsortd ties arid styles ill l)Ctoty nyilce l'riu's V .rst two Stvty mouse pisst the ra'J.o 5Itiun C.'lery Ave After I weekdays .%nytii,ie wt'tkt'fldt .413 5',tI '8 Motorcycles Y,jr,5h, 100 MX wth citrat Paced once IS(S) Pt 3?) 1571 PIANO IN TCA",E t It payment balance Write GULF COAST PIANO CO . P0 Boa 6*7, Panama City VIa 32101 'i Lawnand Garden -- -FEED SEECSFEPT1LIZER .5.' f,t'isrisn',-f LcwSt Pr'et BUY DIRECLFPOM ESOXCP 3 Genrnty, F 16. Sanford, Cub Lead Lawn Mower with plow, dISC, & bl,ede 5800 3770311 Citrus from 5) 99-Orange trees. tangerines, lemons, lime trees. tIC Low overhead prices Drivea littIC & SOtiC a lot -Ovedo Nursery 6. Bird Farm. SR 119-2 rn N of Oviedo 3656391-Closed Sundays ______ 63 ________ Air Conditioning _________________________ A.. IAuI%lRl' ull nc GE Appliances S,inlOrd ClcCtr ,C Company 252? Park Drive, 32'? 1567 Ar (Cr oresvr (IsV' re Ca:i at'cr S p J'J 64 re Equipment for Rent - ' Pets and Supplies . - - - - Cb.bujt'uist lcrn,epe's, 15) Annuisl Haven Grooming & Boarding Kennels, 377 S7S7 ____________________________ wisShCn is '47 ' %IVIY ''4iI ' ___________________________ Carpentry eli.een& Fre, puppies to good home Mother registered Airedale Eaceltent ,%iC(h C0'3 'er it p"4 to, ct-i,ldrcn a'I -, -:7 usc Horses - I rrrCl Ui. trIer horse ma e 6 years dO Very qer.tle English or i',estern I atra nice With or without lack 372 0921 3 yr old Req Apatoosa Ou,erten T'n',i' S er 01(1 I.! ?ut a classified ad work for ta -j °'v Call 327 1611 or 1.31 999) - arpet • • ieaning iii .si, 1,e'i.(' (,)rI 6. " i,' ),IflitOti5i Service re-i' 1st One includes atli 1)1 083% I') .',. c" eq 'i nij %tCVPCO up 'i I sharI' Get the- sc''. e you •. , ' i,,.. i ,. - i, Wanted to Buy _______________________________ - - Televiton, nociel 111010 127 • eramics , . , i.,( ,1ti -' I I '-''.' 1.5 kin c1ejlr IC 5 ' '. & SUnday 322 7921. en dP ni' '''', I "i . t', ti'int.eSt V i * *STEREO*- - REPOSSESSED --- AM FM rciio. I tra tape player 'CcOrd Player PSy(hCdeliC Ights , tIc Assume 5$ IS per neo Ph 617 ' 1377 Hallmark %terej 15', Ar'p In' r5d'O cOrn billion Early American I'erlect CCntiitiOrt. 56300 37m 1051 _ __________ __ 69 Stamps.Coins To I-ui and %t'll ijotti or Sliver COnS. (04110(1 us first We' also buy bulk $iieier o eec SEMINOLE C JIN I. UN VIP 1(19 SN tt m n: .-. _. /S __,____ Campers -lisyer with Dolby rvji5 redj(lifl ,rit and 4 IA'' realistic Speakers 7$910 ' 'e-e' ",C 'I ' i' ', .515 -' C' TI ,ti 1,01 5 Ia •'. iii , 0 A " ' 5 R,,'tP A I Best otter 122 37): Fisher. Stereo Console, complete *ilt-i FM antenna in beautiful tisbintl, ps'rtect COtltiitiOfl Also portable :enita (Ott TV Itest i bIer 177 $205 I or coneplefe r'iitiim Service. stop (' 'ii' Roof eaves and wallS Pool enclosures 373.5324 - SPR 1140 CLEANING l'rpoc "',%aSN& Spra kIter 1 .'. r or walis. cares. p110. .'. ' ' & rOOtS Pen-c ,rs 'a'--'. i. ;. -, nod dobbers .i -i';s 5 Si. i" ,.'ri, 122 0)9' WHOA Dontthrow awOv uttlul Ole quickly ath a t,cms Sell tht Herald Went Ad by calling 377 7811 and es no tr a tniercl Adiscr Reduce' ,our clec?rc bit ut?'. ceryplele celnQ & wall , ntui'i'.On Ate-ton ln%ul,it.On cc es a 90.1) 1893210 _. ___!_ All type's fre,estima?eS Licensed, Bonded. Injure-i PlOObliga iOn _____________________________ lOuti Sw,'henbanh $34 $274 ' r'klcr Sytti"S InStOPIcO & ________________________________ i iu,.1 -'6, c::"' • - i_I '":rnpscn's Poo$nq. Build u '. " .5 1 i.'i. ,i', Shingles Licensed. Borded. I & .c a Cure'd ree estimate Wo' IRRIGATION, Pt 37) 5337 Cr 'ci Ic C - .i I U%eFrnEuipent il l as ' • Irrigation 2611 a ) • Sandbbsting I I ni"t prrp Cr i' 'i I r li i.e 116.1 4 r.-e' Es' 22 3510 3?) 121) ' 'n1rrtc ." • Sewing Machines Lawn Service - -- ____ ' SFAlN ' i (J4l14[ RIP SIFtS .11 type'5 comm & ret dential '.' ce-iee'h Peel P 0 Box 710% 1..0h Lufl c",e dentlal Free Est 327 -__________________________ For CARE LA,', P. prfe'S onally c".i rita rrd '.'-' RALPH, 323 5',SI .' 17;E' Truck Re' - F 'i ' , ' 0 ( • Eicxol'ne Vans lo Desel Traccrs I ,ear 3233)1') 'te, ________________________________ ' overs Pt'.i n ,tr(1 'n-odd work t m,1r'i rg .e,e ,labl,', work quisr,en'eed ' Glass-Mirrors ':LP.kARIP' C,LAS,S & PAll1 I ct) ?IUM,gool,, A.t' 1?? 4872 ii O[COF)"- CiPS ' t.Sr 5ll % S"-' Sat 5ia Clear 55195 Sofa & Chair 1119 9% n- '.111-us - I. et -r S. "5?er.C' deprricf.et' lit ,)nc3 WeU Dnlng . CE'1L DO YOUR PAINT iNC. No 00 too small Ph 373 $379 or 373 07*9 after 8 .541. PAlNTlNGandpaper r'anqv'g '-niercial c feS.drot ,OI, C$( '-'tesman. guaranteed mOlt rals I' ii WOrkr'lan%tep Free (On m ,ym'cl r'. m' rg 671 )31' '. i ,. , --------------- ' - i WELLS t.L ED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types In'tSit*". t',ic repar and SPry ST It-IF MACP4I',l SUPPLy CO ')7 W 2nd 51 (1 . - 11J56t __, ________ l - , - I ''it,', .. , , Ond larger, pumps sprnkPC,S " " ' ' I lie-If' I.' I i1 __________ ------ i' i.CI" .$r'(l SAPITOR() PLC. .'l I 1 flIl W I'e t I 173 1711 C ACT Painting DIPIAT ALE CERAMIC TILE CII 5613cr 830 J15 i. (1 [ Upholstery ____________________________________ . .., , ii 6, O.%tant niag ,'SlimtiistfS 4'.'J 1 [ xi'[PT I .,5P4 ',[P ICE F' i. 104 AL L ,', N 1 ,' i N TENANCE PlO JOB IS TOO SMALL ll5'','FP(iAL OR RESiOI ' ("LI '(P 11 '': I I 1'. I . 53) u?3 : , TLAPTC piJILr)'lc, ','AlP, 'E NMNC i "i e II r n ,,I & office bold nq% & re (P,'isri f'l.q 5f5 359 - !i_ ,,,,,,, .EX PERT ROOFING' '0 urumic 11W - ' 1' fl Rooting ' ___ Travel Trailers ____________________________ ___________________________ Pressure Cleaning ADDITIONS. BLOCK wov Carpentry S. Concrete Work PHONE 323 1751 - _____ - -- - - wIle SA 500 ,sneplitier EXTERIOR - ' ORIENTAL RUGS WANTt U Trpni- 1i., l - nil ri, , '4,, 4.48126 .5 cr l'êr CLARKS FENCING Los? pets are usually found fast with , low cost cIr, It'd isO in thec ,atarO t;.raici (i-a; 127 7511 cr !31 9?OS 4 68 C. E - _____________________________ ' .'. OPEN SATURDAYS PETtIEST IPIPI Boarding & Grooming Ph 3711057. Janitorial lb N 6. l'rded 323 Sal' - TV-RadIo Stereo You! Interior. Exterior PlasternO Platter patching S. smulate' Specially Ph 372 2160 BUDDY'S "OSE IMPROVEMEPI'S Srr,OII Johsvianbcci 37? 1)38. 'LakeMary . , Cerpentry Pernodeing Adot on', Custom Work P rem EStim?c', ci ui.acieo 321 - - Cabinets. pr,itcr'en Bathroom Counter tops. Sinks Installal,On aiIabIe Bud Cabeil, 372 0057 - '.INLL NT S CARPENTRY Bnitony Cocker Spaniel, female, 2 tpayed shots 113 373 6203 _________________________ CA5I437j 1132 used furniture. .eppl.e"-,i.s tools, etc Buy I on 1001 itemS Larry" Mart, 713 Snforl Ave HERfS'S I V SERVICE t Ill c '71 h'li - TOAER S BEAUTY SALON lorrrer'y tl,errtt" Beauty P4Oøii'l si E 'Pine. 37? 3112 TPi'r, c4'.4r a 1', 1 tiette" "''C tr',en .'. ' . - 'i' a class I e'J , ':1 n t'iC Io'd ,r,ep'j Stop m,IC ' . uses D.,eI 1?? 2611 ix fill t(, 53 -_- Pet Care Make tcday classified ad day Place one, to buy, sell or rent Call 371 7611 or 031 9993 ' $017 56 1st.it'tq' ______ -- -MORSE BROTHERS GARAGE 1 1%'l Prmct A Ti'.sco Pri"Ot r.(,eled next to Stale Farmpeit .',,enktt Medhanical Repars ore ill 'rakes autos & trucks O,er 75 exptriencC in ttii. repair rs cr51, 322 0040 - GOLDEN TOUCH - N SEW e%'estinqPiec'r' n-C'S otci . _________ A SI I SI)' ("I 00 CCII 0 Cm-on link, .'iOOCi, field F tee estimates day or night 567 5356 FlOOr Waxing. Windows 373 056.5 P Auto Repairs 65 'IRBY VACUUM Sales & Service t or free home presentation without obligation, call 373 $310 ________ _____________________________ Home Improvements - CmbraI Heat & Air Conditioning For free estimates, call Carl Harris, at SEARS .n Sanford, 377. 1771 -_________________________ GREGORY'S HEAT 8. AIR Ijng ifi cen systems windOw Free Cs' 21 ,r serv.ce 1"- 37) 7117 Serve Ready To _____________________________ - Machinery and Tools Dining room set & china, $253 Living room set with tablet. l60 c-' test offers Call 373 815) after 5 '.7 ENP,SORE V. "SiI P pentS Si'r CC, uSed rfl,ttt)n('% MOONEY APPLIANCES. 3230697 Directory of Experts A the the1e01 e I t BLE PENT ALL equipment to serve*you French Ave Sanford 323 6310 ___________________________ - Appliances Speed rjdO, heater. gvarantev' Icr 30 aays or i iro nlr, 100 *189% Call Pete .it 3'7 1651 Dra:e-r 0 Farmers find great bargains in equipment in the classified ads You might oOt be a tarmer. but w"ve got wtiat you re looking for 5? _____ 1971 Le' one of our friendly ad vISOrS help you word your classified ad ,Clk'.wagen Bug. 64 Restored eta Call 372 3611 or $31 9991 p,lnt lob. malor engine overhaul -,%t,( rado, 1900 Ph. iUndly & Chevrolet Vega, '73 PldItCtiDOCk, rod o, ar. I speed 11,0CC miles, r,en.ngs 901 303 3134. 12293 or best offer 6.62 6106 'UOLDS CUTLASS 1595 191? PiptO, 2 clv sedan. 11.000 miles. o1oMaIia Ave ,Sanford m'tallic green, With green deluxe 'rterio I speed. ieeader pipes. 1977 Ford Pinto F'tunlbout, red *1?' black rtterOr, 1 cyl. automatic sprint whetIs and wide tire's 'ado, heater and 0" Peat Sharp Immaculate A buy for $1993 Call .tnd lOw mileage 57295 Call Don Pete at 377 1631 r ,t1 SOIl r 0 . 327 liSt r '*1 SC11 D,'ee'r Lovely TPiomasCtrgn Exceiten fer beginner Call 373 7607 aitir $ Pent fllu Lustre [lttr Crp", 5hampooer Icr onl, SI per disy CARROLL S FURNITURE i'inneer ' _____________ - Musical Merchandise i,eaple t!eoroorn Suite complete, 5175, KuIp Decorators. 37? 2333, 109 W 1st St . Sanford in sewing cabinet, repossesSed '.rger's best model, windS bobbin (1 rnl(hn F ufly automatic Pay tc,eI,ence os 571 cv' 10 paymentS of SI Call Credit Dept SANFORD SEWING CENTER, 307 A East Itt St - Sanford 327 9111 Eves 869 1146 cars %l '' ___________ Bicycles 59 P111EV WOODS BARN We buy furniture and misc. Sell for 23 pet Consignment Free pickups Auction Saturday as 7 p m , Sanford 377 7270 Household Goods 1970 Cf'cL'vro'et KngSnOod wagon, v • automatic, power steering S. brakes 6 air, very 000d tran P0 Call DonaldDat 322 16.31 Dealer. -- 1 All Sizes 0,10 models. 10 speeds, S speeds, and standart bikes now ,4,iit.lable a' Fireston,. Store Call 322 0241 C'.Por and Black S. White TVS, per tableS S. cOnSoles also table & b4irs, Misc items 323 0700 Wcadrig ring Set. new, perfect diamond. I 3rd carat. appeased at $115 Will sell for 1175 777 9721 .1 U Ab,endoned, unwanted unk t',,uled ,ti'*iiy Your Orlando, 295 6191 anyt.-re - ' .a -_____________________ 1757 MuStanq 3 Speed. 6 Cv ri cellnt conci '-r:n Our 5757 F ri--Ct' SPtlley UteoC.irs 7( 323 39i7 - Bikes, Bikes, Bikes Make 110 an hour. Clean. profitable business Your home, shop or garage Make) 0 Magnetic signs, nia(hine. supplies, plastic all for $195 Terms available to right party 303 571 3075 ASSUME PAYMENT Ito utifut it' & ______ - For Sale MINI RANCH R oberts i.i5Cfe',jt sleeps 6. 50 Nut , aluminum Reduced' t 11.995 904 353 5553 - ____________________ Kennedy Craft. '77, IS ri Piull bowrider, '77 Chrysler, 55 HP. tilt trailer, ti gear, 51600 fit? 6406 7' 58 ' - - ** Singer** For Sale LOPl,WOOD HILLS e II boat, II lip, Evinrude motor Good (OndiliOn Phone 377 5059 - -- r - ____________________________ . - Autos for Sale 80 BUS Good motorS. k ______ 71 VW Super Beetle. automistc i 'I '.1,1?, a r, AM rod 0 fr.' r'iICiqc, $20%S Call Don Pope' 'O. 1631 Dealer i.,, I? Volt Batteries Ill 95 REEL'S BODY SHOP 11C9 Sanford Avenue' I I ________ 1977 CHEVY NOVA Bit seats, .1' 'and . blue whet Great buy!! $38 67'9 after 6 8c El Camino. Gas saver. I speed te'ec trig wheelS trans - par I , , -- Phofle 37 209! after 5 t-lydraplane and 25 Hp kiCker, ') ) Call 377 5732 after 5 pm ' i' it F ord ', ton pickup truck lot sale or trade Also '67 Plymouth foe 5.')° 3776736 rcepalrs - vw ' - i'? Chevy piCk up for parts Good r' QtOi' & other working parts. Tagged $100 Ph 373 1479 '0' PAINT SPRAY PUMP- Sprays OIl textures material. Gun and hoses included. $100. 131.4407. Resort Property 15 Auto II' Wooden hull Boat )SPip Motor and irailer 1400 PIe 323 1714 Early American Sofa bed, 535 Traditional Sofa, light blue & erIe. 560. Pr Italian lamps, 113. lienelI. mini enduro. 65 CC mini h Ce. tess tI-.n r old, original ilI take 1150. E coSt, 5319 95. Dudley WilliamS Iithoqraph print 'Cardinal", mint condition. numbered S. signed only 500 in circulation, $100 373 1730 --_ ParIs.Accessorles 90 HP Evinrude, till Farms arid Groves ASSUME PAYMENT - _________________ I ----- Camper top-30". Overhead pickup camper Both fit I' bed P 3%: Pti? 0145 POBSON MARINE 7917 Hwy 17 97 371 5961 Let uS re web your Old lawn & patio lunnture Wayne's Quality New & Used Furniture, 1200 Frtfl(h Ave 37) 6110 SI - - Motor Hon-c Call Pete at 377 1651 ooats & MarIne Equipment PUBLIC AUCTION EVERY MONDAY NIGHT Antiques, "VS. Miscellaneous. New and uted furniture arid Oppliances Plus '.pCdi.11 SaleS (w0f(h adsI WILSON MAIER FIJRPIITUPE buy sell trade 11131SF First St 6 At Cost Plus $200 - Executive chain & desk w credenza Electric water cooler 10/ Magnolia Ave • Sanford. - 74 Hour Sc' .'ce Plannirg on a iix up vacation? Shop tl,55%ifitd adS for paint, lumber. ,iri(I ,ell your needSi ii - SAVE MONEY P,'.uC,,le tomeS. property 3 bedroom. I' bOtlit, central heat S. ar 517,500 373 1901 Estate Campers Travel TraIlers _____GA F) Alit. .i'* 1. 1 1 reeler, 115. Many misc itemS Ifl Wilson Drive, Lake Mary 3226936 5 /1 NFORD PEC VEE SERVICE 2)11W IstSt. Ill 471 ________________ GarageRummage l7) Volkswagen Squareb.lck ''ItiOn Wagon. Sahara Beige ,., lb brown interior, I speed, AM ?, ht'ItCr. factory air, an extremely nice car, 51795 Call Paul FasceUa. at 3fl 16S1 or 61.4 '1)11 Deafer ___________ ____________ MECHANICS SPECIAi 5, '.' 1,,,' ' t,rjgy with extra er ,, ;."e offer Phone 571 1 l ,,fl,- r 6 30 '6? Ford Pirk uo 6 Cylinder. 5400 Call Brad 377 fl Waaon S. Runabout. 000l ____ ___ cor'aton.Io* rniteaoAS$7SSO C,eIi 1973 Dodge 0 100 PicL p. Ip 327665) after 6 pm rleieqe. 6 cyl - Standard Call r Cridl State Bank, Ralph Pe:od O7 Chevrolet I dr Auto p5 • Ar r, Fred Davis 372 1611 rd . Very clean. IllS PP' III - Sates Pu,. sell, consign, apprise, or orCial sales Out of anything of ,itlue 1700 French Ave 3?) 7310 327 7436 Sanford, Eta - '71 model 12600 cash or take over payments Pie 323 36ao ______________________ One bedroom trailer. Very clean Make offer 101 Willow Ave. Sanford Phone 372 Ill? -______ - COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE ____ Iota'). S 4Auctloneering Services Lake Of The Woods, '17 Granville. 2 tiarm furn .central air, heat, $500 ciawn, 6-47 0737 69! SSSS Callbart Real Mobilc Homes Miscellaneous For Sale Why not lake your boat alono wIle you ore your vacation this year? Get your trailer hitch from: P,'AIILAPID Lake front estate. I bedroom'.. 3 baths, lorely family room. 70' a 14'. fireplace, large game room, gorgeous decor. sprinkler system, private boat houSe arid r,jmp You'll really l0v tI st-one br 559500 . - P iel Realty 'Adults - Pels Corsidered _________________________ - ____________ - Ll,,UMMLlUtU. Brand new 3 bedroom, 1', bath borne, central heat S. lii', carpets Seller pays closing costs Only $77,000 As low as $1100 down Call LaIty Geiger Atsotiate • f ' ton, V I Air S., power Fully equpped.175O& take over tow mo payments Ph 373 1571 __________ [ 1? Nr,,'%xa ii SANFORD 323-6650 !72h124 oUFFL' SUPILAPiD ESTATES CLIFF tquipped •á Months Lease JOHNNY WALKER REALTY _________________ 1973 Ford Courier, camper tO extras 5.000 miles. 17.700 Af?tr S tall 37) 7761 ST. JOHN'S REALTY CO. IIPO T fit' Ime Irste-ci rn, lays 372 *173 Night', 377 5474 L TOP REALTOR FRANKLIN *1 REALTY HALL P Jthns. Pool, marina, part, Lioat ____ _ 79____________________ Trucks and Trailers , ESTABLISHED NEIGHBORHOOD Clean, well cared for 7 bedroom, I Forrest Greene Inc. bath, famity room, fenced ,ind cottage in back 130,500 REALTORS 196W Lake Mary Blvd 123 6)S3or 645 2333 $'imaculate concrete block, 2 WE TAKE TRADES bedroom, I bOth, family re'om. kitchen eouppea. unt or, fee'ctd, LOPIOW000 NEW HOMES Shade, fruit trees, nicc area 7 1i pet financing -52937.000 SlP.SctD Eicplleot tprms Franklin Rarnseur. Assoc Inc REALTORS 0)1 co I I M, UNSWURTH REALTY 603',',' FirSt St 37) 6761 or )l) 0517 or 377 615) c 5192T jT ____________________________ BRAND NEW ____ Three bedroom, two bath PonieS Nestled among nice hornet on Ouet street Wall to wall carpet. (Insets Qislere "entr4jl hi',it ar, 32% CiD n .e rurisl isTCS Cri',Il Wa$tc Ce.etral 5,,,,, Pi,,d 4id UIedCr9rsnd UlilitiEt CIvbvi, Pool F,iP,,,,q Deck T,n.iii C.v,t P.cmc Ar, , s,,,t LPift (DcFE' ,_..-.--..::' co - -.._ ''Stop -- Autos For Sale o Motorcylraflce BLAIR AGENCY -- - ---___ _____________ øMotorcyc es EtTPOuTEp'l MU6RDOM M' F JP1'W{Th FOM.ME5 AUSTIN ()I,vFLOPMEPIT CORP 117W 1 irt St &tLLDttAA1C3 SOL*FLE ( F!A1JO MJRR - Art Sansom MKftS,.HLETOc EEF All t'rck er'tra$ hit & ar, car tC( I bedroom l'z or 7 bath homes Model open 16 pm 615 Vatencia Cl North REALTY I V1cScsETuE.J,cc 73)iPrl, Dr fl7 7111 Bath bedrooms.7 baths Flotida roor'i Divit,on B ALANOPI central climate control for 1.lut BAbBITT and for famlles or friendS of problem Like people' Have free time? Earn CHARLES 0 Neat. celan one bedroom duplex LOW DOWN PAYMENT NOTICE OF SUIT 124.500. Penpte! We've Qof itt And. to 51000 for summer work S0 CASSIE M BABBITT, hiS wife. Adults only no EXCELLENT FINANCING ps Convenient drinkers TO QUIET TITLE it's nice' Call REAL TOP P;aintiffs, (Il Porn Cond-on 531 7767 :t Mitt P4ort't tf area 3731.516 After 4 30 377 36$" _____________________________ - ____________________________ FU? tur1rtr information (III 42) 4567 14 Ti[ IIAME OF THE STATE OF Sliloidat DtLa'd AssocIate Al Aniar After bjr5 -vs Ot write FLORIDA Bored HouSewife' Let Sarah Phone 322 6174 C L. VAN VRANKEN. Trustee, et 2 bedrOom. water furnished $175 Al Anon Family Group PO. TO THE DEFENDANTS Coventry Ptetø make new friends month Damage diosit, 510 801 at . 32771 5) 553, Sanford, Fla MINNIE RENAUD Earn s uo *t . gus? .4. hrs No CITY - HERE'S YOUR CHANCE Magnolia Ave 373 0211 Dfencsan?s -.____ Residence and M.Oiliflg COIleCtifl nvt'tlmefll. or -forajbedroom.1',bathonanice FACED WITH A DRINK:NG 7ti AMENOEDNOTICE Address Unknown clelvering Call 323 2791 after 6 big lot with heat, air, carpeting ' SAN MO PARKS. 12 3 Bedroom PROBLEM OF SUIT W FAINIANkS Ince place for 179.550 Call Perhaps Alcoriolic Anonymous _________________________ Trailers & AVIS 2 Adult parks,? AVENUE TOQUIETTITLE .1 A BENSON REALTOR Associate Betty Family parks 3515 H*y. 1792. Can Help IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF ona EULA BENSON LIVE WIRE NE EDED Flamm After hours phon 322 Call 473 4557 15*41 114 er Sanford 323 1930. Day. Wk . Mo FLORIDA; t'lSPerkAvrnuc, WritePO. Box 121) 6053 To e Defendants C. L VAN Were lOoking tot a dynamic in A.)arTmtnT AVALONAPARTMEP4TS Sanford Fkwlda d.ydua with an •xcellrnt real ' VRAPIKEN. Trustee, if alive, arid if Sanford. FlofidI 37171 CITY -- WE'P.E PROUD TO ADULTS-NO PETS estate track record to join our _____________________________________________________________ dead. thee unknown heirs. levisets. I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE PRESENT thiS 2 story, 4 116W 2nd St ,ounq, proressive staff Would _________________________ grantees. assignees. lienors, At-IN L MIcPIEILL FOR ANY DEBTS INCURRED bedroom. 2 bath older hOmC on ctieciaIite i.e harding r.ferra' creditors, trustees, beneficiaries or BY ANYONE OTHER THAN corner lot 104x135 In perfect bedroom duplex furnished TwO tu,ers frOm thee notth, and cot Iny area all persons Claiming by. LIST YOUR HOME IN MYSELF AS OF APRIL 25, 1971 FRAP4P P MacNEILL condition! Has carp,'ing. heat. apartment 1720 Orlando Drive. on'a't' employe, relocation fhrout$. under or 'sQlint? sad 1600 Plot A Tee Drive Richard I. Sanders air. attic tan, 1Jr91' living and Sanford resltctivo named Defendants, and formal dining rooms, completely Miami, Florida 33133 ______________________________ CLIFF JORDAN each of therm, and AR'Y K FREUD eqi,iipped kitchen, double oe?acteed Nice clre apartment, I bedroom REALTOR $31 1322 and .IOSPEH FREUD, her huSband. s Lost and Found Lights, water furnished Adults BENJAMIN F. WHITtIER, JR. garage arta attached carport plus if alive, and if otaa. the respective _____________________________ ___ ___ arid only Plo pets 1105 5th and a pey5t of other delighttul extras - .itra springtime AVON says MLS unknown heirS. deyste's. grantee's, LOST 'n Cuntry Club Monet Small Palmetto 3222728 KATHRINE 3. WHITtiER Must see to appreciate $39,9'Ct-j earnings can get you treat summer IMULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE) CreditOrS, aIsignllS, lienors, bfack & brown male Cairn Terrier Call ajait0ble 72 Oak Avenue vacation Call 644 3079 Financing ti'usle,i.b,neliciarie-toq any and ll with Oeo collar REWARD. 373 , I brdroorn apartment Furnished. REALTOR Asocatl Julian Santord, Florida 3171 perSonS hivifig or ClaIming by. 3$ after 4)0 FRONT DESK CLER%S4?. 3.11, CALL 322242O, ANYTIME Utllitiesfurnlshed.$lbSmo,Phovie Stenstrom Alter hourS phone 377 through, - under or againSt said Company bend itS Apply in 777 1159 DOROTHY ANNE BACKES. respective named Defendants, arid 6 person. Holiday Inn of AI'amonte __________________________ Child Care - formerly each of them, and against any and Springs CITY HERE'S ANOTHER PIICE, DOROTHY ANNE WHITNER _______________________ Houses Rent 32 all persons having or Claiming ' _______ _______ _____ ','dill ao baby SittirQ 10C Woodlawn older 2 Story es.th four bedrooms STENSTROM havcanyrigtet,titleof interest iflth Unfurnistied lnmyhome Wauk,gan. llt.no's 60013 2i1 baths plus furneshed garage fl __________________ 21 Situations Wanted following described land lying and 37 ___________________ apartment Total price. , bng n Serr ,nole County. FIord-a. __________________________ 3 brcom. 7 full baths Carpeted JANE RANDOLPH GRANGE. Also on cornet lot near downtown andallotherswhom it may concern. Willbabysit in n'yhomefor working Licensed Practical Nurse desires Kitchen equipped A,r, Children, 6S PARK DRIVE formerI Call REALTOR Merle Warner SAN FORDA position in doctors office. Ex mothers Days or nightS. Phone TRACT I: pets o,,c Ph 571 2936 after 3 JANE R.IeNDOLPH WHITNER After l'io,jrs phone 3726.835 _______________________________________________________ ______________________ ____________________________________________ prircced 3272317 373 7545 TIe South ',of the SW ' of Sec 12026 N Riveeisill Drive tion33, TownShip 21 South, Range 30 W II babysit in my home Days 33. t.sature nan with view Maxi van TWO bedroom houSe in Sanford Call 322- 2420 Anytime (Could be 3). 1165. mo Phone $62 East. less road right ref way. trur,k desiret steaJ,' work with, .si 1771 __________________________ "Santor'sSalesLead,r" wfeich said 'I 1 sat'e P.O Box 726, DeBary, W N P400PER Your Multlpe LiSting Agency 'ye de-raignino title and for purposes Classified ads servE the buying and_____________ ________________________ and 3bdrm , 1bitte of identifying owners is more par se lIt n g C 3 m m u n It s' LUCILE M HOOPER HO.LAND REALTY 'R'ALTORS titularly described as follo*' ' 2583 PIrk D everyday read and use them 'ft Housework Wanted .'. 373 7075 ____________________ Aciress Uribrecwn often. Call 327 2611 or 531 9993 TRACT IA; 32)2*32 _____________ i4 arid the W -___-- - -- - . bedroom. I bath, carpeted, car The SW '.of the SW ,__, _____-NEAR TOWN ______________ ____ LADY IiOOPER SCHAEFER port. $125 per mont?', Kulp Realty, 1of theSE i Cf INC SW '40t SCItiOri ' Instructions 73, TOwf'i%hi! 71 SOuth, Range 34) ________________________________ 14 BusIness Opportunities 3 br'oroo' I haIti htrr. s tt carpet 3"d 372 7335 V.11 be p i't-J r's'cle tO ut .1 H SCHAEFER East, LESS Begnn.ng 67$ I ?e' IMMEDIATE INCOME Sonora. 3 uedr,,om, 7 bath. 1 yr Old. South of the Northwest corner of the BATON LESSONS Taught by J1'l'iC he'd Mai'ineg SI39 iCObS For more informal-on Dttributor 2 car garage. Self clean oven. part or full time to Address Unknown SE i4 of the w tm of section n ContaCt 1)0 I09 ' i i ( dining room, $213 mo I S6 TownshIp 71 SOuth. Ranoc 32 East. ____________________________ supply Company established F. ATTRACTIVE even.ngs ' ai,counts with RCA CBSDisney W. T HoopEq run West 57 15 feet. thence South 700 Travel Agencies Records Income oSsibiIitie$ up I bedroone. 2 bath home Wil?' large and fet. thence East 217 I feel, treence U , . A small classified ad bringsbi9 to 11,000 per month with oney POOl. Shaded reSidential area LINDA P400PER Ncrth 2CC feet, thence' West 15995 ___________ returns Try ore, ared see Call 377 $3,500 required for inventory and Residence ana Mlil.ng ft t thee paint Of beginning, and FLYING CARPET TOURS, INC 7611 or $31 9993 trainIng Call COLLECT for Mr Address Unknown road right of way. AirInt tickt5, CruiSe and Tours James (714) *61920* TRACT 1.1 at offiCill ra'es 303 Semc'ran ,' willrentwithoiontobuy,1odrm. SPANISH STYLE HOME Sqinning 621 4 feet South Of ties if •livt. and if dead to his or pq Blvd.. (Hwy. 43$). $31 37)3 black, close in. Excellent condition 3 bedroom split unknown heirs. deviled. legatees. NorThwest corner of the SE 'i of tree 29 Rooms for Rent plan See to appreciate orgrartees,andallotteerporscxesor SW ' of Section 73. TOwnship 21 --'-- -------MOSSIE BATEMAN parties claiming by, through, under South, Range?) East. run West Si IS 18 Help Wanted I have a new 3 bdrm .2 bath house to , _____ ______ or •qa-nit !reem feet. thence SculPt 200 feet. tieCicce share re Sanford Furnished Call BROKER. 311 761) TREES _____ ____ AND TO All peqns or partes East 217 0 fy''t. thence North 2O t)L NEPAL ACCOUNTANT P0lleja 634 $000 $ 5 After S & _______________________________ b-lying or Claiming any right, title or 9dqCwid 2 hedroum, Cit fiome ifl ( Oulety Goon feet. thence west 15995 feet to te-e DiviSiOn of National company, needs weekends 373 063-s interest to the real property poifil of bea nti'rV4 well water LOIS of trees. 116.900 e*'erienCe person to prepare 3) Houses Rent FUrnished hereafter deScribed - ______________________ fnanc,al statements, and so to' th P1CC Sized room S. bath Use of HOMES OF DISTINCTION YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED TRACT I C bCdmoom furn borne Itim r,'rt ____________________________________________________ EaelIent pay and fringe benetts house, pool Mature woman FurniShed one bedroom. cx Of th flea' an action to Quisi title to the the Ea,s' o Iht SE cceferrod Reply Box 539, care Of Located in Sanford, Fla Ca:l ceptionaUy clean home IllS trio followinu described re-al property ' of Section 7). TOwnShip 71 SOuth, Sanford Herald, P0 Box 1657, Contentiental Central Floridl Inc YeIrs leae NEAR CHURCH litualein Seminole County. Florida Ranoe 30 East. less road tight of Sanford 3726151. Close to Everything. CORBETT REAL ESTATE PARCEL A way - ________________________ and tcbool Large 7 bedrc,oni. CII Pdceairconditiofiedfoom REALTOR The WeSt the NW 'eof Sec TRACT 7; wthi Single garage Shaded lot. Yet Away From the Crowdi Men only .644791 DeBary 66$ MIS fii 1, Township 70 South, Range 30 The )iWi4 of the sw of Sctson Ht'v K'ds looking tr an extrl $16,900 414 1'.5rtte Ave East. Sern'rcole County. FlOfidi. .ess 73. iothip 31 South, Range 30 dgllar' Ask Mom and Dons to let S Large Wooded Lots DEL'TONA- AVAILABLE NOW you have' a Cl5tifed ad garage trieW,sli4tteer,afandaisolesitpee last ------------CHOICE OF I BEDROOM OR SPayed Streets ISewers 4 BEDROOM "lIt North 13 feet thereof fr Rod right The respective residences of all BE DR OOMS Apartments Rent 30 ATTRACTIVE a Street Lights S Sidewalks of way Defendants are unknown Frame home on corner lot See to REASONABLE, 574 1040 Unfurnlshed ________ ________________ PARCEL B Yo area each of you, are reOl,'ild appreciate, 121.900 Terms "The C'ty of Sanford Civil Service - - ._ ___ _________ -- ___________________ Qe-gin at • pont 55 cieans (38)0 hteat a sint to Quiet title to the ae t.iii'r able t'urgalcv., fitt everything. BOard 5 accenf.ng applications 'eel) West of tNt NE corner Of saId described property hal been fifed rate's Adults No pets for employment for flee following Sand lewood Villas 2 ACRES 5ectn 4. thence run South IC chains aqins? you in the Circuif Court. n mcrt time Pen,ers ONLY 322 P0 vOE'5 (640 feet 1. thence run West toa ponf and for Seminole Covrtly, FlOridI Lot on Choice lake. t?0.000 till Equipment Operat,7r I 1370000 - - __________________ on tpi East Int of th West ; Cf th, entitled CHARLES 0 BABBITT and IUSêOOan NW i c-f Section I. thence run One bdrm. cottage. Living room, CASSIE M. BABBITT. his witt. 'f Pit AL APARTMENT HOMES Utility Plants Oper . Uncut. North, along said East lirti of TNt' VAN Plaintiffs, vs kitchen eqtjlpped, and bath Plice C. L $5740 $0 17)42.aO an West ' IC ChainS (660 fIP fawn 175 mo Phone 377 1731 to a VRANKEN, Trtte, ci al - All p9sitions ar, for full time em * Unfurnished point on the North tnt of sad Defendants, and gu. area cacti of -. -' -ployritent *ith all City Civil W, 2th Sanford, Fla. Section 4. tleence run East to the iou, ate hef tOy reQuired 10 Serve a Ea yto n 34 Service Rights and Benefits Mobile Homes Rent' P0,nt Cf Beginning, less thee North 25 copy of your awrr or pleldindi. f Interested personnel ple,tst * W/W Shag Carpet r.q't u-ct 'r.e-e-of i way ,ri; ç h'i1' Pbnt.tts' a!tornr, S Realty, i2 lJ.jl Lcr'owcxid 7 bedroom. central or. ton?act tbe Sonford Pento(im,rl JOSE,'H CAVIS, JR . 01 STEPI jIforAPPoiimei32i31o3j Director or (Pee CEviI Service Of 26 Hiawatha Ave. at $112 fenced private lot $140 I month nas beer' filed IgCifltt yeu arid yOu STROM. DAVIS & McINTOSH. Post _ pluS tide .n tt'e Sonlorif City Hall for * RangeRefrigerator $47 iio are reQuired to serve a copy of your Ott Ct Bow 1330, Sanford. Florida. further inloimation or applyng writst-n delerises. if any, to C Oe&utitul mobile home & tot or St 37771. ana file the orig'fsal in the MIlE. JR . OF vER'vOPI office of the Clerk of the Circuit dOck. 904313 33S3 owner. CLEVELANO&MIZE.Attorneysat Courtonorbq'foreMeytth, 1974 if GIRL FRIDAY needed to' jr Law. 24)9 North Oak Aytnue. P 0 (tlifectural office, you fail tO do so. judgment by default * Clothes WasherDryer 7777i O ren" 7 5. i.-O I erence prltrred, hOurs $ !,) talrn ,iis.nSt v. 1 Large trailer cr lake, 00(2 iii Cf May, 1974, many beflIit% Salary corn Trisngfice$hJibepuCli5hadocxe çgrounas. Sleeps 6. air. $170 itt oe'd i.lCfl"e Originhi With the Clerk of ,'IIE$I*Jfate *'th eipe',ence If * Recreationa! Building wee. for four COnsecutive chides electric water, sewer 372 20 Florida ' s'e., Sanfor (o,s t ettir before serv.ce cr1 .r,tei'cStCd. aIi 732616) fv IP *ee.s * Heated Pool Pib.nt ,tt5 at;orreey or im'fledately pO'rctment DAT EDths 7-ed day of April. A C thereIftor. a?ht?wiSe a dIaulf t7i ___________________________ IS I,labile Home Lots Iv0weent iJl DC enterea *911551 (Seal) * 12 Bedroom Fer Rent you for the relief demanded in tie TI'I(S NEWSPAPZR does Arthur H betkw'th. Jr Compl.int FM0M5175 not, knowingly accept Clerk. 1vbn Adult Park. _____ ARMS •"• _4I WIlt-lESS MY HAND ANt.' SEAL • IJOW AIWPOIlT BLVD. Circuit CCiflt, HELP.WANTED A(rS that ,, ,.-, THiS 19TH DAY OF April, 1914 5IeN00, FLA. 5e,iiir,4e County, F indicate a preference CIREGORY MOBILE HOMES ' APARTMENTS 'COURT SEAL' -- lSllIflt f - , . . based OTt 89e' from err 5FtehAve Sanford A.thum It Bckwfti 2' Deputy Clerk )______ ployer covered by the órgQmei duplee apt 711 Laurel itev (eck f it'ie C.rcij't (.e'url _________________________ ________________ S JOSEPH DAVIS. JR 'From $1O,00 • 1 & 2 Bedroom Apts. -____ AGE 015CR IMIN.ATION Sanford. $173 month $25 f.(vrity Øy Cecefia V Ekerre ESQUIRE dfpOSit. 3495567 i IN EMPLOYMENT ACT. Masonry Construction • Central Heat Deputy (Jerk STEPtISTROM, OAVl' 31 Business Property by L'LI. STAR1 PATE i)4O 1c (REME I?tF Pt' bdrm bthP carpetedcli)se.,o4TC6,I'fl,, NOW 7 34%.VA & FHA Jim Hunt Realty equipped - _______________________________________________- _______----------- THE BORN LOSER oriancio " well CITY -- VERY WELL BUILT .i bedroom, 7 bath with large IivinQ room, large Florida room equipped kitchen, new central climate control and plenty of Call extras Only 127,500. REALTOR Associate Sonny Rabor'n After Pours p"one 327 Apartments Rent _ Furnished P.UiJi'''V Bed C,isseter r L LJX URIOUS oversize I and 7 harm . ____________________________ Stemper Realty Houses for Sale - REAL TQ* MIS S(f!nolr wE WILL HELP YOU 19195 Frcnch 327 4991 IF YOU WANT TO 322 7546 327 1196 Eve 372 7)74 BUY OR SELL "Don't needs'' Serve a uSeful ACR[A(.E, INDUSTRIAL A74() p.pujeau,ifl wlen you sell them IESIDENTIAL With a Oassifcd ad from ttit• Sanford Herald. Call us fod.e' See Don't delay' JuSt dial Jfl 2611 r JOHN KRtDEf. ASSOC Ill 999) To ptace your tow wst V Garneft White, Real Estate .nt ,iii flrokr, 101 W Commercia Sarifor, 3277861 ____________________________________ 4 ' I Ste n stro Sevilla Gardens• JOHN SAULS AGENCY :e:,i' omtet0T Ulrfl Housesfor Sate b' 1 Wanted To Rent ' SPACIOUS 2 bedroom unfurnithed Securely deposit apartment required 322 7641. ____________________________ DUPLEX 7 bedrooms. carpc'' 41 Housesfor Sate cs & weehenas p.Iss the ammunition, but donI pats tte opportunity to 5CC tPs. 3 year teliabIe Senior Citeaen Lady desires unfurnithed apartment Reasonably priced. 372 1075 I & harm Apts Central heat & ar. pool AdultS 1120 Florida Ave. 373 6650 ____________________ OVIEDO - Serene privacy, Custom N* four bedroom 1 rni of Sanford rn _____ 38 fl meaturlflcl apertencea blueprint takeoff Salary plus ommitton. with tringe benefits Apply en person to Globat Carpets, 119 5 Magnolia Ave. 373 7720 I SALESLADIES drpos;tCaU 323 074? for 4 3 bCdtOOIT. I', Alnio%t ________________________________________________________ ' o -- ___ ______ The Sanford Herald Tuesday. April 30, -- REAL BARGAIN OtlE HALF ACRE On Lkc EutIel',beyaIlOrpllri DUpIe 2 bdrrn- AdultS Oflly. clean, nioderfl Sc(urItY depotit.5150 "fl --_---______ Carpet Salesman .%anted Rated For Consecutive Insertions-No Change Of Copy. Unfurnished Business Property For Rent Defendants • ______ ____________________________ iassitied Ads Will Find A New Home For Everything Even For You! ' iHousesfor Sale - Houses for Sale 41 ianford. 2 bdrm unfurflShed apt PtoI'day lr.nofAltamonteSprirtgt Winter Park• 37 Apartmenls Rent WANTED E*pirenced Iorklft Eli ft Publish April16 2) 30 May? 1971 Seminole 322•261 1 Bmiheway'5$ltastlflH5y I- 'ntend?ori%?cr %aidnameysth INFORMATION WANT AD • :r, s Noo4vear - grrq - ____________________________________________________ -_________ • 5cconW09 Florida S?atu?es 19S7 - - Tuesday, April 30, 1974 _______ owin crritcatn for a ai deed 'o bE' - - -- - - - I �___________________________________ 0 — - - . -- —--- -0---•'' SB—The Sanford Herald - Tuesday, April 30,1974 1~ . . Casselberry Eases _ -.. - 7ç T v~ ~1 on the pool for l2ontMfli homeowners in th e past two months complained to counci' it was Lmpcsible to obtali a bond on an above-ground or vinyl- Duerr. The question of lot size Is expected to be finally resolved when the plat for Unit 3 is presented to council for ap- hoed pool. proval, probably within the _. - LONGWOOD—The U.S. HA.SCOTT H .A . Scott To Run In Longvoocl In other action, council next three months. LONGWOOL— H. A. (Bud) ilenied it had ever approved Council approved the site Scott, a local businessman, has development of Camelot Homes plans for additions to the Mark qualified as a candidate for city Unit 3 on 7,500 square foot lots. Two warehouse on Lake Howell council in the June 11 special Last week Devco of Crlando, Road and the new Allstate election. developers of Camelot Homes, building on SR 436. E.E. Williamson vacated the presented information to Also approved ilislas the couneilseat he held for 18 years _ ;~.~~ cX _ 1_ ~ al -* 1Z-j 7~ ;- V 1 1V unctl . Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) still has not released the promised federal grants of p.32 million for the city's proposed 75 million gallon daily capacity regional sewer plant and interceptor system, Mayor Norman Floyd said today. Floyd said $3.4 million of the grant was to pay for 75 per cent of the sewer plant expansion from its current 1.2 million gallons daily capacity and $1,917,000 is for the planned interceptors on Montgomery Road to t he plant. Also held up in the EPA Washington office is an $813,000 Cities To Discuss Paying For Mulls Zone Changes E x h au residents. t4 Ban Draws amendment method providing a of House Foes , — — ~ _-~ - n. ` wi i,_i i -' -~, \":---- ;1 I 9 N4 1. - i '4 0 ! J' _______________ 5.. 0 r •0 lik I - - - _ 0 ( $ . ' - ' ___________________ , - - 0 • - 0 - •0 0 .. ______ i _____ - - ) , - federal grant for a Longwood interceptor to connect with the _______ - j '. . - Altamonte Montgomery Road line. TV interceptor grants may be increased with rising prices. Fltivd said, while the sewer - - 7 0 ALL WRAPPED UP IN SNAKES of (x1 in Sanford. The Rangers, who are ROYAL RANGERS David Drummond (left) and Randy Simmons got acquainted with friendly boa constrictors when Herb Sullivan, licensed herpetologist with the Central Florida Zoo, visited the boy's group at First Assembly studying conservation and survival, learned poisonous and non LegalNotice — Legal Notice PIOTICF FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE OF APPLICATION FICTITIOUSNAME IN THE EIGHTEENTH .SUCIC"t. Notice is hereby given that the Notice Is hereby given that I am FOR TAX DEED NOTICE Is hereby civen that I CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE board of County commissioners of engaOCd in bu engaged in business at 400 E (Section 197.195 Florida Statutes of COUNTY, STATE OF FLORIDA s iness at •U t 5emooe Ciin?y. Florida. shalt Semoran 5UtC 7 1fT) CASE NO j as LonGdate Ave. Longwood. 3. or 's soon thereafter 7 oo pm, Ca ss elberry, 32701, SerinoIe NOT tCI IS HEREBY GIVEN In re the Marriage of Cointy. Florida under iX5tible, on the 141 h dy of MJy. S 'inc County. Florida under tht CtitiOtjS that Geraldine Kirk the hol&'rof the KATHRYN ANN DEVINE, Wife fi1itouS name of MARTIN Ii 1911, name of ASSOCIATED AGENCIES, following certificates has filed said and consider enactment of the TERPRISES, and that I lnta following ordnance an-i that I intend to register said certificates for a tax deed to be RAY DEVINE. Husband l*Th the CIer An ordinance relatnu to the register said name name with the Clerk of the Circuit Issued thereon. The certificate NOTICE TO DEFEND the Circuit Court. Seminole Cotjr,', areas of unincorporated Seminole Court, Seminole County, Florida In numbers and years of issuance, the THE STATE OF F LOR :OA TO. providing Florida in accordance with County. Florida. accordance with the provls;ons of description of the property, and the RAY DEVINE regulate gwovisions of the Fictitious Nar rcç,.tation5 to control and the Fictitious Name Statutes, To names .n wrich It was assessed ri' (Res'dence) Unknown electrical contractors and electrical Statutes, To-Wit Section •A Wit: Section tlI 09 Florida Statutes as follows: (Last Ma iling ouida Statutes 1957. construction within Seminole 1937. Certificate No 121 ear of Address) M Martin County; amending Section 1, of S: Anthony Gagliano Issuance 1911 700W Amelia pr il 16, 73. 30. May 7, 1911 Ordinance 7317 as amended by PubliSh A No Publish: April 30 May 7, 11, 21, 1971 Description of Property Orlando, Florida prohibit the DEA 67 DEA 203 Lot S 111k 2 Unrecorded Plat YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Ordinance No. 7)17A to and use of electrical Wilson Place that KATHYRN ANN DEVINE has installation FICTITIOUS NAME the Circuit Court aluminum wiring in any residential. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, OF THE Name In which assessed A. B. filed a Petition in Notice is hereby given that we arr Florida. for commercial, or other structure EIGHTEENTH CIRCUIT. IN AND wallace. Jr. and Anne, also Rita 1. of Seminole Couny, engag ed In OPERATION Or A hereafter altered, built, con FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, Jones, also Gineq Moran All of said Ds%Olut*000f Marriage, and you are 'P. erected, or repaired in or NON PROFIT ORGANIZATION tructtd, FLORIDA. property being in the County of required to serve a coov of your into the unincorporated THE FORM O A SCOTTISH p,rt moved CIVIL ACTION NO. 74247.1 Seminole State of Florida. written defenses if any, on Seminole County; providing BAND headquartered a? 2634 Sc," In re: the Marrla6e of Unless such certificate or cer- THOMAS G. FREEMAN. oreasof for construction, severability, and Elm Avenue, Sanford. Sem r, FRANK BADIE, HUSBAND tificates " :I be redeemed ac ESQUIRE, Attorney for Petitioner, County, Flor ida under the flctit an effective date and cording to law the property whose address is Post Off ire Boi Copies of said ordinance are name of THE WILLIAM T. McKAy ADELLAR BADIE. WIFE desribed it such certificate or W. Altamonte Springs Florida nal With the available for public inspection MEMORIAL PIPE BAND and that AMENDED certificates will be sold to the 37101. ana We the origi intend to r egister said name *ith during r eg ular business hourS in INC NOTICE TO APPEAR highest cash bidder at ;he c ourt Clerk of theabove styled Court on or office of the Board of County the Clerk of the Circuit Court TO: ADELLAR BADIE house door on the 6th day of May, before May 6th, 1971, Otherwise a Seminole County Seminole Coivity, Florida n c Iudqment will Commissioners. Residence Unknown 1974. at 11,00 A . M. default end ultimate with the provisions of the Sanford, Florida. from Co You are hereby required to fi le Dated this lh day of April, 1971. be entered against you for the relief this thisdale Until the date of enactment F ic titious Name Statutes. To 'WIt yourwrittendefensetoa Petition for (Seal) demanded in the Petition. cons dera on first Written above Section S65 09 Florida Statutes 1937 Dissolution of Marriage and for Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. WITNESS my hand and official S. Robert P4 King di%posltioriof Real Estate described Clerk of Circut Court seal of Sai d Court on this the l?hday . Barry R MacFarlane A"lhtr H Berkwith, Jr below filed herein. Its which of Seminole Couny, Florida of April. A 0 1974. Mary F McKay Clerk Petitioner claims • special equity . S: in* C Mauldin, ISeal) PubliSh Aprii?j, ,,May y, $4, 1971 Publish April 9, 14, 73, 30, 1971 Yourntjjtfjleyou(writtendefense Deputy Clerk Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr., DEA 47 (JEA 135 with the Clerk of the above styled Publish: April 9. 16. 7), 30. 1971 Clerk of Circuit Court Court on or before May 27th, 1971, DEA 50 Seminole County, F'orida and serve a copy of same upon the By - Martha I Vihten Petitioner's Attorneys, Collier and — Deputy Clerk Woolfork, 30S South Parramore SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD TIIOMASG.FREEMAI4. EQUlP1 Avenue, Orlando, Flor i da 37605 Post Office Bog 514 OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Lot 31, Block B. Washington Altamonte Springs, Fl 32101 Notice of Public hearing Shores 3rd Addition, Orange County, Attorney for Petitioner The Board of County Corn 0 J. I Florida. missioners of Sernincilp County will Publish April 9. 14, 73, 30, 1911 NOTICE OF TAX SALE Also hold a public hearing to considur an The North 225 feet of NE ia of the appeal against the Board of Ad Notice is heriby given that on the 79th day of May $971, 9.00 AM at the NW 54 of the NE '-is of the SW 14 of justment In denying a Special Ex tour? House ,n Sanford, County of Seminole. State of Florida tax saie Section 22, Town hip 7l South, Range ception In an Al Agriculture Zone NOTICE OF PROCEEDINGS FOR certificates will be sold on the following described land to pay tht amount IN G. T VACAT0. ABANDONING, 79 East, Les the West 180, a/sd Less for Commercial Raising of Swine on dui' for taites hereir. set opposite the same, together with all crnt of such the North 2Sfee't Road Right of Way, the following deicribid property. DISCONTINUING AND CLOSING N POR T10045 OF C E Sale And all advorliting --- : • s ;.: • i . . cxi. pxi, . TAX-COST NAME DESCRIPTION LEGA 7'8 10 I' ' r ' t ' : n. '. . -. L 14 1 • Lo'. 'r'ct qn1n r 1k A - I A-I. r ' .- s.'j'r ?AT 2 0;. lOt - 'At Easements. Tracts A 0. inclusive Ave Apt 60, P4 Y, N.Y All of said appeal against the Board of Ad as Shown on the Plat of Wekiva Hunt Iustment in denying a Special Ex ception in a C 2 Commercial Zone to NOTICE 01 VACATING AND Club, Fox Hunt Section 1. Wekva Such certificate or certificates shall aflo* an enclosed mofnrevcle r"ir CLOSING be redeemed according to taw the and asscrnbty mechanical garage in STREETS IV Supplementary ordinances were submitted f, quirements for automobiles Property being in the County of consideration by Parkhurst and registered to persons living in Seminole. State of Florida Unless parts of the cotintry with no LegalNotice LegalNotice LegalNotice - - I11 _-_-- 1 0 recalling elected The request (0 anyj officials from office, under the zoning ordinance was made state homerule law will be during a public hearing binding, Davis said. upgrading zoning in sections of State law permits voters to The Ranchiands from R1-AA put a charter amendment to a (Residential one family WASHINGTON (AP) dwelling to RI -AAA (single Environmental Protection vote by submitting a petition forces with signed by 10 per cent of the family on half-acre lot). Agency has Joined Parkhurst said 91 per cent of løeral Democra ts in the House registered voters. the Ranchiands property to fight a proposed amendment owners signed a petition for that would take exhaust conLegalNotice ___ RCE in order to keep it an area trots off roughly two-thirds of NOTICE OF APPLICATION for "people who want Country the nation's automobiles. The N'oftMSW'4ofSeclI5, OF DRAINAGE. UTILITY AND FORTAXDEEO uectionrn.øs Semnole County, Florida 0 SIDEWALK EASEMENTS If you fail to do to a Default T ownsh ip 21 South, Range 32 East type area without responsibility Florida StLtules of 190) L The measure by Rep. louis C. Seminole County, Flc,rkja. Further TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN NOTICE IF HEREB' Gl"!:N, Jud;—'rrt '.vUl be entered agairst of far'n " you WILL PLEASE KE described as one mile North of Wyman, a conservative New that S G deOips ). t'. Liss the you It was discovered L111Cle1 NOTICE that the Boa rd of Zos.inty WITNESS my h3iid and sea: at holder of the followir'v cerli(icates Chuluota on Srcwhilt Road on East the recent ccliIi'atirsn of city Hampshire Republican, has has filed sa i d certificates for a tax Sanford. Seminole County, Florida. side of road Commissioners of Seminole ordinances no miniumum gained support since it first was deed to be issued thereon. The This 24t.s dab' of April. 1V74. This public hearing will be held in County, Florida, at 7 o'cIk P.M On the County Commission Chambers the lltt' day of May. A.ts i971,inthe certificate numbers and years of (Seal) staridardwasestabllshedforR- introduced Last December. Arthur H Beckwith, .r. issuance, thC description of the of the Courthouse, Sanford. Florida, County Commissioners Meeting Opponents privately concede 1AAA zoning, so council voted Clerk of th e Circuit Court property, and the names In which it on May 21. 1971. at 700 PM, or as Room at te Co'inty Courthouse fl Sanford. Florida. will hold a Public By toy Stokes to continue the hearing until that it has a chance of passing if was assessed are as follows soon thereafter as P05sbIe Hearing to corsSic'tc and deterrn,ne Deputy Clerk Wyman goes through with his Certificate No.53 Year of Issuance Board of County Jam 24 y,tiether or not the County will Publish: April 30, May 7, 11, 21, 1971 Commissioners The Pl anning ,, Zoning plans to offer it as an amend- $971 DEA 20Q vacate, abandon, discontinue, close. Descripilon of Properly Seminole County, Florida By: John A Klmbrough, renounce and disclaim any right of Lot + N1e,Ffol Lot 7 (Len E SEMINOLE COUNTY IOARD Board was instructed toprovide merit to erivironmental leglslathe County and the public in and to l5anford Town of Pb OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Chairman City Council with its recoin- ton scheduled for floor action 63 t Slit the following easements running 1 Pgs 56 to 61 + 112, II), Notice of Public Hearing Attest: n + to the this week. mendation in reference through the desc, bed property, to 117 The Board of County Corn Art hur H Beckwith, jr. Wyman's amcndment would Wit Name in which assess ed sarah 0 amendment on RCE zoning as mS5iooers of Seminole County will Publish April 30. 1974 Drainage, Utility, and Slewalbi Lc-*s C 0 Thelma Ecton, 2)00 possiLle. Sample RCE suspend all emission control rehold a publichearing StPs to consider an DEA soor. as e~ ,_ __ V , through federal loans, how to distinguish between Under construction currently poisonous snakes. are sewer lines in the northern Scott's candidacy tion of Altamonte Springs. by signing Scott's qualifying ________________________ ________________________ ________________________ ______________________ State Land Use Planfamily fr.end W. springs ~X_— FI- - - i spokesmen. Before being hospitalized, Williamson endorsed long-time petition. Scott entered city politics In Wednesday A resolution urging county meeting at 1948 and served a total of five commissioners to fund a Longwood city hall. terms (10 years). City Law The county legislation pat- requires qualifying candidates proposed comprehensive land use plan for all of Seminole terned on the proposed to file petitions by 10 registered County, estimated to cost as statewide Environmental Land voters. Candidates are also much as $2 million, is on the Management Study (ELMS) required to be property owners agenda for the CAI-NO Council act has gained approval of a record for one year prior to of Local Governments 7:30 p.m. Seminole County legislators. running for office. The city does The legislators said the local not have a qualifying fee. bill will be pushed through to Qualifying deadline is May 10 adoption, however, only if the when voter registration books ELMS act doesnot pass this will also close. year. Earlier this week the No other prospective cu statewidebillpazsedtheHouse. didates have picked up the Also on the agenda for necessary papers, according to Wednesday night's meeting are City Clerk Onnie R. Shomate. proposed police and fire mutual Also on the ballot viiil be a aid agreements signed by most proposed city charter amenof the five member cities — dent and three straw questions, By JANE CASSEtBEII.Ry Altamonte Springs, Longwood, including whether the city Herald Staff Writer Lake Mary, WinterSprings and should proceed with a planned WINTER SPRINGS— A new (sselheny. $3.27 million seweer system; zoning classification of whether the city should spend Residential County Estate money on the historic district; (RCE) has been requested by and Sunday sales of alcoholic Walter Parkhurst of st beverages, City Atty. Joe Davis Tradewinds Road spokesman said today. The charter for North Orlando Ranchlands 1I - . _ _ _ ~ - __ .-, ' _ ~- IV: an attempt to sho request for annexation from on AprI 20 due to poor health. plant grant is for the fixed council had approved the entire Casselberry Spacettes, U.S. 17- He re-entered Winter Park amount. Camelot development on 7,500 92 near Grassy lake. Memorial Hospital Friday and Most of the balance in conis listed in "very serious" struction costs in Altamonte conditlop, according to family Springs is to be financed in _ f.~ - _--- , ~,~ . _ .. 7 ~~_ ,_ 1, --~ --. - 4 . . - I - _ , . - W " 1121 _ _ Sewer Grant Zv'. homeowners insurance of information submitted, end 1100,000 and signs an in. Information the city was able to deminity to hold the city har. make available, that the city mless in case of accident, did not approve a plat for Unit Previously, in order to obtain 3—and therefore did not ap. a pool permit, a homeowner prove the 7,500 square loot lot was required to secure a bond size," said Councilman Edith ____ _ , Council square loot lots before inhas voted to permit con- creasing the minimum lot size stn)ctlon of aboveground and in the city to 9,000 square vinyl-lined pools on condition Aug. 15, 1972. the pool owner has a intnim'jm "Council finds, on the basis of __-_--- ~-—_ . - . - - -__ 11.j ,1 CASSELBERRY— '. e__Z- ~6.' _"_ Witholdin : . _.,v 4 ! ~ Swimming Pool Rules -- - - - . - .. -----. -? EPA Still - CAN 0 -~- , - -. . :. . - _.. Hunt Club. Fox Hunt Section 7 '..-t 1 . C? • Wekiva IluniClub, Fox Hunt Section significant air pollution proby- f t The proposed o'dinances J. according to the plats thereof as property described in Such Cffr thC rear of a franchised national TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: •,.,. for lots of not less than an acre 1cm. recorded in Plat Book IS, Pa's's 19 '' tiflcate or certificates will be sold to retail dealership on the following 11 You will take notice that the City According to Wyman, only the highes, cash bidder at the court described property Comm isson of the City of Sanford. 97, inclusive, Public Records of and a minimum of 43,560 sq. Seminole County, Florida house door on the 61h day of May, Lot 3, Beason Subdivision (less E Florida. on April fl,1971, passed and mnunum home site. present cars in 13 metropolitan areas-- 1971. at 11:00 A.M . PERSONS INTERESTED MAY . 100' thereof) in Section 33 7030 adopted Ordinance No. 121710 close. homes and property not approximately one-third of the .i A.. ft 'l'- ' Dated this SIN day of April, $971 APPEAR AND BE HEARD Al Further described as 'ocated on vacate and abandon any right of the total number of registered ye- (Seal) Highway Il 97, South of FIo'ida City and thepublic in and to portions THAT TIME AND PLACE ABOVE meeting requirements o !t SO '..C' SPECI FI ED Arthur H Beckwith, Jr Avenue require conof streets described as follows RCE would be "grar*ilattcrer' hicles—still would Board of County Clerk of Circuit Court This public hearing wilt be hell in a That por tion of Mys .Ie Av enue trc)ls. '- . in. Commissioners 1xi ts a 5 f. 1? ;. of Seminole County, Florida 21,19 : the County Commission Chambers lying between the Sout'. line of i He claims that removal of 1' •t ft of (1ets1 5: Lin" c Mauldin, ° County. Florida of the Courthouse, Sanford, Florida. Fofeenth Street and the .eaboard • .0t1 17 2a ... By: Arthur H Beckwith Jr. Deputy Clerk controls from cars In the rest of on May 71, 1911, at 700 P M., or as Coast Line railroad right of way, Publish: Clerk April 9, 16. 73. 30, t97 soon thereafter as possible. Black IS, E R Trntfor th Map ct he country t• T to'. DEA LOWNDERS, PEIRSOL, Board of County Sanford, according to the Plat lÀ i. per cent of the geographical DROSDICK DOSTER 4. Commissioners thereof recorded in Plat Book ; area of the Unite States— d NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Seminole County, Florida Pages 56 through 64, Public Records PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION Suite 133, Firf Federal Building The Board of County Corn of Seminole County. Florida By John A Kimbrough, would save billions of gallons of 1" ?.: DOSt Office Box 7609 -: :: ' missioners of Scmnoie County. Chairman b That portiOn of Fourteenth :;isoline a year and at the SWflC Florida will conduct a public Attest ft • ft of Orlando. F IonIc Street lyinij bet ween the West , . .''.25 ft of By: Joann K Hare time spare motorists the ex- hearing in the Commission meeting Arthur ti Beckwith, Jr. Myrtle Avenue and the Seaboard of ft of of Deputy Clerk , room of the Courthous at Sanford. Publish April 30, 1971 Cott Line railroad right of way in :114 pense of purchasing vehicles P,hIi'M -r' Finioa c, Ma5. 7. t97 at or:. ' I ir t. 1 k Trtford P,tap of 'f' ' .- . -. -'' equ ipped th costly antipolu- or A'f".1. ft • ft 'f DEA 210 as soon 'hereafter as possible to Sanford, according to thePlat .,€' it iY',t 4 tt r LONG WOOD—The Long- (ion devices, consider an application for drge SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD thereof recorded in Plat Book I, fp 0 to ft of 1'.Y', Pages S4lhiouqh64, Public Recorat, OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS The EPA, working with Rep. till on the following described ,i d Area Chamber of Coinft SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD Notice ol Public Hearøtg of Seminole County, f for ids ii.erce board of directors will Paul G. Rogeis, D-La., chair- property: OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS The Board of County Corn NW I s of the SE 14 less the West City Commission Loll 6. E 23 Ftof Ic' S Quir.n Eva Bell 177 f r i vet at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at main of the health and environ- one Islt of the SE i of tse NW 'a of missioners of Seminole County will Notice of Public Hearing of the City of 111k 3 i.. The 3oard cf County Com tne SE hold a Public hearing Andthe NE I. of me SE '. to consider an Sanford Florida Cani.,an Ilattaw1iv Realty of(icc on ment subcommittee, says Wyrn.Ssorers 4 -,I ¶n.rr!e Count? will p p, of tre SE -ss the N $75 It of Ire [ .pral ,oanist the fl'trd of Ad II Pd Tnriini, if 14 to mnaki' (iaai piaas for mans imntndIIIr1t iu1d b hold a public hearing to conSider iustmenl in approving a Special of IN PIE 1 4 of the SE's-SE 's of City Clerk Use sewer system forum to be dlsa3ter, emasculating the .l approving a rquest to contour land 101 42 HolIer Richard 0 6, Exception in an 1. 1 Agricluture thC s ?unido ess the NE /, of the SE 'is Rose M and ine4te lake inan A 1 Acr 'culture Indijn Hills Unit 6 Edith M os s the Souch Air Act while achieving of and l 75 It. Zoiiefcsr Flectricat Substation on the the SE ', tld lot prior to the city 's June ('k'an Deputy City Clerk Zone on the following described PS IS PG 60 01 the SE ' of the SE '-.. And lets following describesi property Publish: April 30, 197I little fuel savings. 11 special election. property . beginning at the eflferly ROW St The 'I of the NE s or the NE '.., WA 204 At a recent bearing of Rod Cable, president, said the The NW '. of Section 24 205 2E Rd 119 said point to begIn 75 fl N of less the South 33 feet, Section lot 31 81k 0 Rapp M Jack I, Jo H 1012 II lying Westerly from Interstate Wr forum, to be held probably at House Coriunerce Committee, use S Line of the SE 'i, run W Township 7$ South, Range 31 East, FICTITIOUS NAME i ng Valley Farms described Highway No 1 Further NOT ICE is hcrety given that I am as PR If PCJ 31 Lyman high ScI3ool, will go into EPA Administrator Russell E. ps'ellel 10 S line for 200 ft. tnen N Seminole County, Fioridi Further one mile South of Lake Mare pirelleltoW ROW for 100f1. then E described as lying West of SR. 510 "Vssged In business at 1091 Can Me proposed 13,27 million Train said removal of control paref Ill to the S. tin$ of the westerly and North of Beasie Road. dace Drive MltIand, 37751 Boulevard, West SiOC InfCrit9te Lots 10 4. 11 81.1 IQ C,inLjus Lawrence & Hqhwhy No. V, then S along ftc ROW for 100 this pub'ic hearinç will be held in Seminole- County, Florida under the Itvwlde sewer system in detail devices would result in only a 3 R.0-. lt).i Is Thi5 public Nearing will be NCII in Eattbtoc,& SubI lint 6 Norma F point of beginning East , of tnt County Comm,ssun Chambers ft. to of DESIGNERS name f,cttiOus of gasoline and t educate the people before per cent saving I? Pr. 19 I"SW '.of INC SE '.and the NW a of the Courthouse', Sanford, Florida ART & FRAME CENTER nd that I the County Commission Chambers FIB they vote on a strati' ballot that the dir in 66 cities with Of th• SE i of the SW '-.. and the CE on May 21, IvTl. at 7 00 P.M or as intend to register said name with th9 Of the Courthouse Santor'%, Florida 21, 1974. at 7:0 P.M .oras would '.oftheSE ofthfSW'. -3 question concerning the percent C. Seminole On soon n thereafter ii pcsible. oult Clerk she Lot 125 Kern PhyllisA p 17 71 in accordance with SOWthereafter as p(nsible Board of County further detcvit-ed as Camp MaPs rloride County, bevome unhealthy. Nystem Lcrgdale ttnaril of County provsion3 of th' Fictitious (ornmission,rs the U PG s'll r Wlan Wyman fmr.t ulfe eil bth bi'Oh W? 0. liortesPiop Lake ('able said psriil1st5 at the Conirnisiners erton SemnoIC C'ztnty, Florida Statute-s. to WI Bciascl of Count'? UinSeminole County. F lciidf' posal as an amendment to lurum will include city olimctals, By john A. Kimbrough, Commi ssioners $5309 F Ic,tida Sttutes 1957 1974 5emtnol By, John A KiflibtOugh Qret'n Ciilirman S Gene County Tax Certificate We will be held May 79 9 CO kmiIe County, Florida the emnegencyenergybIllUter csjmtulting engineer W4l!im AM $914 'II the Cotinty Conim5s,on.r Chambers Atteif Inc Attest Asso.lates . kimtfou!Jh, John Semnole Count, Rilm a (iU?tPiJ5e S,intonij. Florida Lind i representative of vetoed by President Nixon it Artnur H Oa'kwith, jr Ge Gne9t' ChAirman A-thur H Beckwith, Jr Environmental was defeatcd by a 21G180 mar. Publish April 30, 1971 the U.S. 30. 1971 Publish- April 30 , $971 Publish April 7). 30, MAY Y. II. 1971 Publish 0 Troy Ray Jr . '.ja Collector OFA 74 tEA 06 r.iA tn DA 20 On. rr'otection /4genev. ''i r''.' i i-I, , l'Ut't it, t'I r' A. '.•.,- " ' ., . - .. ' - .- ' • . . '. • • , 1 . . .'. - . .. '-. ' Longwood ' CofC Plans -.-i . . '. 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'' I a llt'IIt fl(II. I SANLANDO UNITED The Chiircl.i THE SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Ht9ttwly 4)4 Foreit Csty, Flersdi C, Bran Tarr Pastor Saturday Srvice Sabbath School 30a m Worship Servici 11 00 12 00 THE HOPE OF OUR COMMUNITY, RadioSaturd., 1100 A W('(lnescay Ening Prayer !hijiiit uoo - - - - - MaltIand Avenue. - - Noon Si. -- IoSunyS .1 .. ______ a I ( E1IQ I U UIJU A A A A UI U U U Li U 1* *-_-;t:::5•\tis,i; \ \\ \\ ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST 7 SS0Hi%terAvPh 3)303$3 . . . (Just South of SR.43) Pttor Lymfl H KlkWOOd 45a m Sunday SchoOl II 00 a m WOrShIP NurStYy& Klndercurten (.I,ri.iiiis •u'iut' __•\ FIRST SOUTHERN METHOCIURCH FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST : fly MARK WEINTZ Herald Staff WrIter .i,iiI!i('TIl •'$leIIuu!jI r - - C R He ill Slturdiy Sirvice Sabbath SchoOl WorthlpS.rvc, WednCsday Night ayer ervira Past or 9 - 30a.m 1100am. Church Training Esening Worship Wed Prayer Meeting 4 1S p m 730 p m 7 op m 0/ 1.csr,n h/v FIRS Cor.2lthandElm SvndaySchool Morning WorShip Evening Worship Family Night (Wed) 2 Confen.on;. Sat Pastor 930am io ISa m 7 00 7 30pn, 6 7pm iI____— 11i U UI I I _; sMn/reuatsf,nu/ . ..- GENEVA CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE T.mporaty Geneva HOLY CROSS Community Center 401 S. Park Ave. p Rrv A F Green trro 0 Soper ¶iC hLJI Ri(?ur tO CO 7:30 a rn Sun Worship II OOa m 4olyCOmmVflioO 600pm Sun NYPS family Service and 10:OOa m Sun Eve WOrship 7 OOp m Church School 7 3Op m Wed Prair iv s ' - • -- -. = •L••••• CHRISTIAN CHURCH 24015. Park Ay 322-4554 Pv FredL Neal Pastor IhI/JISSI r - • • --. . ' - • / . ., --- -- rrc'a SermoO Morning Worship U OOa m Chuh Training 6 ISp m Evening WorShip 700pm. Wed Prayer Service 730pm. Nursery Open WTRR 730pm. Sunday Night Broadcast OisIa Devotlonol2lhrs 3235013 (,I,rttuz,s -y 11,0 FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES OF CHRIST 16075-Sanford Ave. M4ster DrHaroldHarrs nsng worship Wed Service . - SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH 137 Airpoit Blvd. Phone 322-0910 Minister JameiCVaujhn 945am. Sunday School 11 OOa m Worship Service 7 OOp m. Evening ServIce Prayer Meeting 7 OOpm Wed - - c . - -- A 41 - . i-- .. • '- ;_...i4'# 1 I . ' -.-. - - ----- -.: - ,". - ------------ . - • • - • ... -at. - . . . V. ' 1% .• .-. .'\ . ' - . . . - . . . . - • . .• - .- - . - - - . - . Cris$w LI.,." Casicibirty • .vitliam Pickett Pastor '. Kenneth Miller. Assist. Pastor •'n.ng Worship I 30& 11am "clay ShoOI 9 ISa m •.'YF S 10pm I irning Worship 7 OOp 'n •.eii Bible Study & rayer Se-cv 7 )Op m rt Wednesday Fello* sh-p Supper 630pm FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH - II Park Ave. Leo F King . Pastor . - - . . - -. -- - . . /r.-i.- . - - -. -- - - - i.!r&i.F - . j- . -. - . . .i PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST Higflwayl6vVest Paul Sonniy Evangelist ObleClass 10 OOa m Morning WOrShip 1100am Evening WorShip 600pm Bible Classes Wed 730" m SPIRITUAL TEMPLE F'stFederalof Thomas . _ - • 'unda John 11 :2-29 ..-.- . - Mi' • - r - ..... d i- Acts III :2- N TU d t I John 1:7-1(1 • . . 1 'Ine'd.t John Ii :9-17 • Thui -.d i I&'vt'Iatitn 21 :1l).): • I i iii is I Pet*r .$ 1:-1t -' itui ti is PsaIm c OSteen Emeritus pastor Morning Worship S 30&lla m Sunday School 9 ISa m liLlYr ' Men s Prayer Breakfast ind& 4th Thut Way 6 30. m rimity Night supper 3r un v pm 6 LAKE MARl CHURCH of the natarine 17S Crystal Lake Dr. Lake Mary. Fla Rew PaulO Tritsel Paitor Sunily School 9 ISa rn Morning Worship & Bible Study 6 3Op ri EvangelistcService 700pm Wed Prayer & Pras, 7 30p m Rev William E Miller Sunday School Morning Worship Youth Service — .,. J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E. C. Elsea and Staff THE McKIBBIN AGENCY Insurance UN ITED STATE BANK OF SEMINOLE - and Employes WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson PUBLIX MARKETS PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. J. 0. (Jim) Smith and Staff and Employes John Y. Mercer and Staff FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. WILSON-EICHELBERGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford L. D. PLANTE, INC. SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO., INC. Oviedo, Florida FLORIDA LIVING NURSING CENTER A Skilled Nursing Home Operated by the Seventh-day Adventist Church DEKLES' GULF SERVICE Mel Dekle and Employes CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. '' /-.i--- t. .- ...-'.- Er'!-, P,' I. orer, (P' * -'cr-'dq' E.c.l%I .' -. tr*-,.b-rl L_-'*.f. "ce BapisI Ctiurur, Fgti Cl, Conriur.ri, Cenirv. Forest Ct Fir* Mt Ca',ar, Mssiar, Bapl.sl, itoew uis' 'ft* S.ient Pr.,Itirf 019141 CPiUI'(b, 1101 * 1791$t Pit. Mt 2.0.1 Baptist ChurcM 1720 Pear Aup RI,prwl Pets Bac4t ChurCh 77i2 W 20Th St Peoples Bapt.st Ctapil. 1701 * Fvii Sir,,,. 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EPISCOPAL -"i fp.yr.aI (tvih t A,r tn-','t- . (P'f $1 -ip' Hof, C;c45 (pscoi' Pats h,,. at ge's ', LUTHERAN £r'i.o's Lu-I'f" (P'.urcP'. Otrt-,cp* 0' - Catt,btln, C..I Pr-cetcl Or-fr-i Lu"-eqa'- ilrX S (r*'-r. Or (p,q, 5' Me', M f '(!- i F', i".- ()r!)r4 'ref4'l(!..f(P. C$ 11- ti4,.d,.r,-.rciJ. i.r;r "ttt*Pi LuthiV&fl (Pitj. C,oiden Oars Dr I. H 1 it 3 Caflifbtrvy ¶_. tiri 1isirtan i1 476 S&1 CHRiSTIAN rr..' ' - ('r' i! ariorS Chs.,t.. C.'urce I)? -A Eit Ff019110. CP'tiita.i CPrucUi Flcroa H*en Dr. Mall*nd LaItv,* (P',tiàr Church, Beat Lair Rd *1 er,-so,i COIIOREGATIONAL roa'ra (P ,li ('flcP'. 1*31 Pin lear Late Unit,d MøtiOd4t Chu'ch Pitt.,. A M F CP,vrP (a"aen (iits'rr (tr r'-" •, ijr ('-'t pta, U $7 5 P-4v RO lii - (Asiribifry Deiarp COmmvnt, Me-fliodst CPiurch. * Hghbars1 Rd. DtEa?y F%i 'J,',,,d Mithed-Il Chvvtb ill Pars Av C ?%? P,tP.ed$t (hs(h ci r, Fret PMtPtod4t Church. 500 * 491 Geneva Methods? Chrth. (,,are t.,e'ee ht"d-t' Church. Atpor, il,a Grant Chapel A M I CPyrcpi. Ovedo Oas'vu-vv Mthoo 'it (r.iircts. Oii40o Ostien ?.'t$Pod.'iI Church P*oia Ap'iipyhr f'ptto4t. RI 44 A it Paoia ¶1 Ja'-es A 7,4 1 . ,1P at C,p'ess St Man, A 4,4 ( (tjfh St 1fF 115 Osleen Si PCuis M.taoa it (huncpi. QjIer RØ. Enterprise StafFord M,mor.al Church. S i),Eary ii'!b"dO '.Jntf-d Mttf.bdst Chrrt Tjrr. -itt F-j - Se'onar Blvd AllmooI, ,,, • - ya v'e Subpoena Furor FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONOW000 UlOrange Street Pastor R,v F RuthGran? 1000am Sunday School 11 00a Morning Worhlp 7 )Op Sunday Ebenlng 7 30p m Wed Bible Study Ccwiuerora Meeting Sunday 6109 m iirrath Sunday, May 26, 1974—Sanford, Florida 32771 66th Year, No. 237 Price 20 Cents I'rI'.sbvtrr:(lll Ni _________________ FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Oak Ave. 6 3rd 5. Rev VirgilL Bryant nd Rev kecwi•th W. Mullis Mlnitrs Morning Worship $:)Oa n Church School 915. m Morning Worship II 00a Nursery Pastor C IS a m II OOa m 6 10pm I 1A — -ri, p m Presicient , 7 30p m NAAWLN( I"it r!- '( it'I!Patavr-ry 1. '-1 i' .•.s -. I uoPai. (y-inhq4lP.Pfgi,-r-. *O E,.tnl4I I evnst'&vt Cen.-ra Cnurcb of Ftp Pi.ta'ii -.p. (en.- .Community (pc'tet Lair M-$rv Church c Thi Ffa:a,tne, Late Mary Blvd. Las, Men, 10A9*000(hurhOtiPitPf*tin,n, Aa,man& JfltpAwp. '1 More about those "fire alarm systems". ..your phone calls continue to be heard. Many of you are complaining of solicitors banging your door and frightening you with all s kinds of probable fire catastrophes; and that "it's th law to base these devices In your homes, etc." Truth of the matter is there is no law requiring the Installation of same. It is being considered presently by the county cornmission; however, it Is NOT enacted into . - Unfortunately, if you are so inclined to pay $1,000 and more for a system that normally should be sold for $100, or less, then you have no one to blame but yourself! , HAPPY ACRES KINDERGARTEN & CHILD CARE Betty Floyd & Staff system for your home, why don't you get some free advice r from the county's fire administrator Gary Kaiser. lie can be contacted at the courthouse In Sanford. SANFORDATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Howard H. Hodgesand Staff SfS -. - -, PRESSYTERIAW LI, e' Lr- !r-1 Prim,',, a f Prnb,tpqrt chv,ch, Oa A,, & ' Frlt Pqest,,teq,an Church of DDary, I COniin*nt Presbyterian Church, 3775 5 Orlanilo Dr 'I An.-1,i.j Pt%brterian (Pi,1,, CCI) Beat Mini PniU,),teqlin Chwcti. 1031 Palm Ipving Ad, ii j P • P -- - --.— - I - $ - , I k' -f d1' '- _ ______ • . " - - :.* _______ - ' - - - * - - ______ - .: - ' GOODAFTERNOON - — - _______ a- -- -- — Index Area deaths Bridge Calemidar Classified ads Comics CrosswortIwzzIe Dear ,Thbv 1011k Ot F hit roti -,............ - - - - lO:\ 15A 3A S-6C ISA ISA 15A ;" hloroscopc' htospit.alnotes National News SocietSchool News Sports Stak % lit-I! I s-ct -. - - l5A IDA 1-413 16A 1214A 7A - ' - - ., and Lugeniu A. Martinez. dicators prove that we are dent bypassed his regular eco- as It can. Vice Presideiit (;erald B. In the Watergate cover-up making encouraging progress, nonuc advisers and newly "Thi weeks ahead will still named Secretar' oF the Treas. Ford said Nixon's refusal to case, Jaworski asked the h:h girt' the Judiciary Committee court to resohe the subpoena require restraint and sacrifice. ur Willi1iii F. Sition. any mon Watergate material issue during the court's current may result in the President's term, scheduled to end late rwXt ImlIpeactImnent, "It seems Lii moe month. f'Jixon Stcince Take note baseball fans. Ever since hank Aaron smashed Babe Ruth's record, the "experts" have been trying to determine which of the '' current crop of stars has a For weeks, Ford has urgcsi WASHINGTON (API — Vice -. chance at erasing Aaron's President Gerald It. Ford has muoderation and comnpromnist', record. Where these same "experts" warned the White House publi-. both mu his public statements arc making their mistake is ctv that President Nixon's re- and presumably in his private fusal to give the House tumitact.s with (tic' ['resilcut. limiting their attention to this Ott %Vednc5dav, Nixufl sent Judiciary Comnmnitte-e any more country's diamond stars. Over in Japan, a fellow by the Watergate material iia' result the Judlciar' Couimittee a let. iii (hi' President's mtnpeadt- ter declaring he would give no name of Sadahary Oh 1as Further Watergate material. career homeruris and offers this itient, Ford's warning, in a (dc- That night, Ford said In Vilcomment on the subect-"I USC(l vision ititerviess- Vs ith ABC n'r- Iittngtin. [)'l. (tolL ii (lit' Pint.1 t my iiin target at Ruth's respondent Bill Zimmimnermnan finds that ldtiitLor1al tapes record of 714 home homeruns. I confirmed earlier indications wiultt be rc'Ies- int to their inthought that could not be broken by anyone but now i that the vice president was quiry, "I hope the President have set my target for Aaron's concerned over Nixon's har- will give it to theni, the sooner dening attitude toward (he this' better," __ total." ______ The next morning, with little hiuuse uiixuctanent Inquiry. "It seems to be that a stone- advance notn'e, the President Talking about the law, why is wall attitude isn't necessarily ealk'd Ford in for a talk that It if you or I try to ''bend it" a the wisest policy,'' Ford said, was followed Liv mount' than ttic' wee bit, there's a ticket with our Asked if tie thought Nixon's uswil reluctance to say what name on it waiting (or us. refusal to give any more mate- was disctissetl. How 'cu.m those truckers rial might be the factor that Ford appeared to be In an uaround town are permitted to turns a closely divided lIoio uuaIIy somber mcxxi as he ;irsend sand and dirt scattering against Nixon, l'ord said, "I rivetl In New York and an mdc all over us? Why aren't they want the house of Representa- said he was "a little uptight" being forced to abIde by the Lives to make its Judgment on because his schedule had been rules, an'd have tarpaulins the facts, not on some emotion- thrown off b) the mneetim)g with covering t'etr rigs? al, institutional issue." Nixon. - -. P - - "'' - . - - - -i A Little Too Strong - FLORIDA STATE BANK AND STAFF .- I -- if ,_. KEY BISCAYNE, Fla. tAP: But the ultimate goal of pros— President Nixon today perity in peacetime is named puty Secretary of which is worthy of sacrifice." State Kenneth Rush to coordi. The President declared that nate U.S domestic and inter- thi goal is attainable and he national economic policy and said "it will require the fullest announced that he will send a cooperation bets. CCI7 the ad. special report to Congress next mnliflistration and the week on the state of the nation's Congress," lie pledged the economy. administration's cooperation Nixon said he saw "encour. lie also called for "the fullest aging signs today that the worst cooperation of labor, of busiis behind us" after the nation ness, commerce and industry. .. l'resident's lrtwyer. and the world has experienced and of the Muerican people." . .!IPhP "There is no privilege," saiJ the highest rate of Inflation in flush will hold Cabinet rank, 20 Years." (;esell. "It is not for the PresiNixon said, and assist him in dent to determine what doLtlIn a radio speech prepared coordinating all economic 1)01,,., mnenLs should be produced; it is for deliver' live from his bay- icy and programs. Rush for this court to decide. side study, the President said, named White house Counselor LEON JAWORSKI "I want those documents profor Economic Policy. "The requirements for full economic recovery may sound like The President described Charles W Colson and three duced." harsh medicine — budgetary Hush, who was one of his law others accused in the SeptemIn the break-in trial, sched"with her 1971 break-in at the Califoruled to start June 9, the U restraint, no tax cut, tight mnon- schoolteachers, as a man ey." a distinguished career in nia office of I.'uaiel Ellsberg's men are accused of violating the civil rights of Dr. Lewis "But," he said, "there is no business, in law, in diplomacy psychiatrist, alternative." —House Judiciary low. Fielding, Ellsberg's psvand In the arts of government." Nixon told the nation, "We No succesor was named inn- mittee Chairman Peter W. chiatrist at the time the former are beginning to emerge from a mediately for the No. 2 post in Rodino Jr said he is going to Pentagon analyst leaked the very difficult period in the his-. the State Ikpartiiicnt that the ;lruI 1 s next Thursday that U I'unt.agon Papers to the prc.s Indicted along with Ehrlichtory of our economny. We are not &4-year-tdd Rush will be vacat. iiiipeachmnent panel make public itS much of the evidence man and L'olson were G. Gor. completely through this dif. ing. F: rcj and Emnksvc ' ixon mna - s iththold Watergate ABC News. ' - '.- ittencc. subpoenaed for the Sen. Barry Goldwater, Btrial of former White House as- Ariz., said it is becoming inistanLs. creasingly difficult to defend Ilie Watergate ipecial prose- Nixon in the Watergate sc-an'itor asked the high court F'ri- dal. However, Goldwater said tv to assume jurisIu- tiun in he can sc-C no circumstances refusal of the White house under which he would go to the turn over tapes arid docu. President and ask him to re0 :;vnts for the Watergate covet- sign. op trial. In Judge Gerhard Gesell's e. Prosecutor Leon Jaworski, i ourt Friday, White house law. pressed for time because the yer James I). St. Clair asked trIal is heduIed to start Sept. that subpoenas seeking notes ¶4, is seeking to bypass the and ineins Elirliehitian and Washington circuit court. Colson left behind when they In other Watergate develop- resigned be quashed mllefltS: When informed that the cvi' Preparations are underway ducc sought by lawyers for in Washington for the ti-tal if Ehriichman and Colson would hiriit&'r presidential iisistunts not be provided, Cesell said Jitiri 1 I 1rlictimiian arid sternly: "We're down to the point where the President must deItPf_p .•'" tide his responsibilities under the laws of this country." St. Clair iid Nixon was - !aiming executive privilege, or 'w ftc right to keep secret his conlu, versations with assistants, and wits unable to promise that the defcndan or prosecutors in the ease could have even limit-. .7 ed access to the evidence de'\ .scribed n the subpoenas. "1 don't hare the authority to waive that privilege," said the ' ______________ , -- The that a stonewall attitude isn't :iyIt1C Court has been asked necessarily the wisest policy," ti decide whether President Ford said in an interview WIth -- ii) John A. Spolsk (h!u'r (J,urehv'.s AItmOnt, UDSall Communt, Ptbytp*.i ChuiP.. Iinssia .fd '.jmi;ns,er Pfi.%*y'pqi. Cttuscpi Ffp g Rd (i5tPttJqrp SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST 1ort at, Sfren?h day Adventist c'o. 'tey aM Foqt Ci, SPrtttli dat Advenlit CP'uqcP.. Miii&n A,, Ait.nio,tt, Sptit'.g Saird S.n't d, A3,tt.$ Chunh ftp, & (I,,, .'_r,n cL1.fQsst,.'.tha,,Mven,I,C,,h MOflRi, OTHIS CHURCHES Allen s A .'t £ (hIf(PI Olive & tIm All 1.lffi Chapel. Camp minole. Wtt,va Pats a ll,ataali Avenue H0Iine% Chapel, B,ifdSll Aye ChIyof Co'nmiins?p (Purtt, ChurO,it .IflusCPw%to$l..a,t,q Di, j,4ttj, HISPansAve Eastern OrthOdoi Chuq(h, 5? JO7WP5 CPvyIos*ini Chapel, Its, I? Feth Pa, P51 04 (tr it, S.t-tt'ii, 5(i) 1: LaSt Mono. Chapel, Ding, hiø - LISP MOrvOt P rigdom RaIl of JPhøv•pi'j *tn LaSt 7,4ov U.i.l, 1547 W I'd First bo.' CP'.UVPi 04 tti Living God Md.a, Peritecos4, Open BtI$ Tatarra.tI, •'dgewood Ar, 1011 fltn opoost, S,mnt, H-C's ScPvooli C-n51 Pr'eto'itai (P'.,rch 04 C..-1 tj,nn*1i 2774 COuntry (ii4 Mt Oli, P401ott1 Churcn Oat t4.li $t O-'i!rrn Sanford Alfianc, Church 1*31% Pa's *, Santor Conqratonof jttiO,4t 5 Th S*l,it,oii Ait!lp 214 £ ma b't"esses toos * •' st 0Q NIh Wa,-an Church, AlInriswt Springs int Chuych of Chf.%t Alt•.tioyi,i• COfl.n,,ri.l, A? scOt - -, ____________ UPSALA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Corner Country Club 6 Upsala Roads Rev E)ar*in 5h* Pattr. Sund School C ISa Y(itl1IVJ '.QrP1, tO SO. .en n luihp r' 7 Orange Blvd Lake Monroe Willird F Idridge Pastor Sunday School t Q0• m Morning Worship II OOa m - .W m iJi1flJ YIfli9 Prayer Meeting Wedneiday 7 lOp m .. - _____ THE LAKE MAPY UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Wilbur Ave.. Lake Mar Mnster Rev A F S?e,er's Sunday Church School m Morning Worship 11 OOa m YouthGroup 7 10pm Wednesday Choir Practice $ OOp m SI Ta - ' To High Court p SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY ASSEMILEY OF GOD - anthr1 WINN.DIXi E STORES SHOEMAKER CONSTRUCTION CO. and Employes - I A& PWEO The Management and EinpIy and Employes STE NSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff 1 __ The Following Sponsors Make This Churc,h Notice And Directory Page PossIble And Staff : " - - - Wed Prayer & Prase JIM LASH CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH I .L-; - '- --I-- . . i-.. Rev. Ruth H Callin Pastor Amy JohnS Minister Healer Opefl for Meditation 300pm. Healing, Lecture and Message Service 100pm. . . __________ S. I . - - - H*v.l7.9)ateiMyRidqeRd. - 4 - -I- I'('llt('('fISt(II COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH I . - DouglasD Elliott 9 45 Sunday School Morning Worship 10 SOs Youth Hour 4 OUp m 7 OOp ni Evangelistic Service Mid Week 7 OOp m Servce(Wed) Nursery Provided for all services hII(uI/tl)fIt%I . - p. 7 30p m - CHRIST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Tucker Drive. Suniand Estates Gary liner Pastor riclay School ISa m 'ning Worship 11 OOa m v 2&lSun 700pm I .e Worship 1&)Sun 7:30pm .!eSludy Wed 730pm - . SrWrled iy GOOD SHEPHERD UNITED LUTHERAN CHURCH 2t000rlandoAve.117-92) (Lutheran Church in America) Pastor WIllamB Downey 900am lhurch School 1000am Ao.shup - . - P4ur%:ryt . . -- . - yang,Iis i and GRACE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH OnoraRd.,atWoodIa*i'lAvt, Pastor •-• U Ross Denilow lurch School 945am rnng worship 1100. m 6 30p m .... .'-, \ H graua. on •me. we Wiu ra.zo that our sons and daughters need a . spiritual foundation for all other knowledge. They will find it In the Church. irr'. : . - - - Al am I. 10 OOa rn I1.00a.m lOOp rn xi - • .. •- . - 103W. 25th Place The Church of the Lutheran Hour' and TV This is the Life" Pastor Rev Elmer A Reuld'er 9 15 a.m Sunday School ! ( • ence to admit that we live in a world full of mysterIes... mysteries that happen before our very eyes -. mysteries that reveal the wondrous mind of the Creator'- -- - / - '' - -. , -: - Is it, after all, a contradiction of sd- - FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH SIC Park Avenue Pistor Rev Jay T Cosmato 530am Morning WOrShip 915am 5nday School 11 OOa m MOrn,ng Worship 6 tsp rr Church Training 7.30p.m Evening Worship Wed Prayer 7OCpm Sersic, I . So my wife took over the answering department. God makes things grow! That mademuch more sense to Ma" - - - - - CHURCH OF CHRIST Bibl• Class PALMETTO AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH 2636 Palmetto Ave Pastor Rev 6 F Hodges 9 ISa m Sunday SChOOl 11.00a m Morning Worship 700 p.m. p. ,.gIistic Services Wed Prayer & 7 10pm BibleStudy Indepesident Missionary -." 4 thought I knew all the answers. But nofle of them seemed to register with Mary. - - .. I once had a course in botanu 7 I CHURCH OF CHRIST 600 Palm Springs Dr. Altamonts Sprins Evangelist James P Needham 10.00a.m BibleS?vdy Assembly Worship 11 OOam. 600pm Evening Worship Wed Evening Service 600pm Wednesday 7.lOpm Bb'eCIass ChwlesN Cry P ' 5.rday WTRR Broadcast Bible Study h nnu ors ip .vening jerv cc ,. \ \ . (:1, lIre!: (.)f Christ PINECREST BAPTIST CHURCH Il9WAirptSivd Rev Kenneth Hott Pastor 9 ISam. Sunday School Morning Worship - . 1100a.m. Church Training o15c,m Evening WorShip 7 3Op rn Wed Evening Sirvice 7.00pm. ,4 ule anu 0.ft-, LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER I / . until last summer when she adopted a flower bed all her own Then she be gan to ask what makes her garden orovi - JORDAN BAPTIST 'H" 1621 WestFirat Street George Galloway Pastor Sunda Sthool Morning Service U 00: Ev.'ciing Ser- ice 7-30 730pm Wednesday ervi(e Old TrUeInforapd,wD. y / mys1ery grow1. was one our daughter took for granted • . . 11 00. m 7 )Op m I I / ..-' -' -- FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Lake Monroe, Fia. Pastor Oav.dJ Rich Sunday School .. 945am Morning Worship 11 00a m EveningWorslu,ip 730pm 7 - 30p m Wed Prayer Service.. \t - - --tv1 . Lui/:v'rw: / k -t ..-'_ •••__ ' CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Cor. 14th St. 6 Oak Ave. Rev Pefl Luy , Iastor 730pm - L - / , /1 .... SUfldiySChOOl - 945a Preaching &Worshlp 10 Sharing &Proctaimjri pm NurserY Pr O' 0e \ (,:arf'IIe, ' • - ----.- -.-- -- - - ' other charges !I)tM)I)(II • . . — I .-LIl. CONGREGATIONAL - Jones (r) in jail on - (S/ . and Jesse James tate Minuttir Minitir R Burke Johnson Keith HutcherlOn MorflinQWorthlP . • _71 I V -__ - Fank Wheeler (I) ROLLING HILLS MORAVIAN CHURCH Sanlando Springs Drive J 9 45I m It 00 a rn h I ,undayS( 00 Morning Worship AssiVa?: ass ASSEMBLY ii()r(n 1(Itt CHURCH OF GOD $03 W. 32nd Strict pastor Rev J T PillS CliurchOf God Hour" 905am- 711 Oak Ave.. Sanford Fr W,llirn Ennis Pastor i! U( ,j / ALL SOJPtIRCCAJHDLIC - .1Tj (.I,ssr (at / ,o u 7 OOp m 7 )0 p m wed Pray cr Mcci June's Jr may have ..c iio 80 hours after Jackson was mare interested in going Mrs. Irene Bennett. foreman ramnific-iuuns upon the case of was ab-ccted. home than in reaching a ver- of the all-woman jury, said she his client, but "it is Lu early to Butler said the jury was dict. and the rest of the jury decided MIxed emotions cloak the tell the outcome." presented with a wealth of Burns said he felt Davis "told Davis' testimony was not Friday aquittal of two of three The trial was moved from evidence, but, after they went the truth" when he testified reliable so they did not accept Sanford men charged with the Seininok County to Tampa to session to reach a verdict before the Jury that Wheeler it, Feb. 28 kidnaping of George becawie of publicity. The six- "they never asked to see one and Jones played integral parts Other evidence introduced by Jackson Jr., as the defense itiemuber jury was comprised of piece of it." in the abduction of Jackson. the prosecution Included attorney for the third man said wointrn. ••What good is it to arrest "I've never seen a man lie Wheeler's fingerprints on beer "so be it" s -hiIe Sanford Police people if the jury won't accept himself Into the penitentiary; he cans in the house where Jack13 entered his Chief Ben Butler charged the the evidence? I agree with (Davis) pleaded guilty strictly son was held; a tire impression verdict is "a miscarriage of ia of guilt "freely" and Ne'mnan Brock, Wheeler's by his own choice and that tells from Jones' car t.akn from the since there was no plea bargain justice. attorney, that everything in the me he told the truth:' area where Jackson was there cannot be a request for a "I don't know what to say system of justice should be released; and testimony from Davis was the star witn trial. except It's sickening and is the ehucked Out." agnst the two men who now an FBI handwriting expert biggest miscarriage of justice I Burns saint he would now Brock is also a municipal stand acquitted, but remain in saying that Jones' handwriting have ever sevn, Butler said request a date for sentencing. judge in Winter Springs. jail on other charges. Wheeler was the same as that on a Saturday, adding, "I think the Jackson, called theverdict"a Davis testified he had dif- i charged with a parole raiom note jury disregarded all the shame." lie was abducted from ficulty recalling what happened violation and Jones faces an The jury also viewed a "Jokeevidence." his Sanford Southern Shor- because he had taken alcohol assault charge steriuning from check" written t Davis in the T i)avmd Burns of Bartow the tening factory on Feb. 28 and and marijuana, the beating of another Jail in- amount of 130,000. The check attorney for Earnest Jerome held caittivi' for 2ô hours until Broek then said everything mate. was found in the house were I)avis who earlier pleaded 130,000 ransom was (Iropped should be chucked out if Jackson was held and was the Burns said Davis ti guilt to kidnaping charges, in a specified aret. testimony by such a witness pl was first big break in the case. guilty because tie aiil the ill'(llIithtl ii Frank vs-as considered, Sanford puce, FBI agents Davis reportedly said he wrote hearthroket over shat he had Wheeler Jr. and Jesse James anul Stwriff' deputies arrested Butler added he felt the jury done," the check while daydreaming. - "''$" ... -. -. '' 2 - ''' Herald Photo a, Man l'ii4flt TIMELY MACHINE ThIS YOUNG man from St. Petersburg has found a nostalgic way to combat the energy crisis, Most 'high.wheelers' disappeared at the turn of the century, but a nostalgia craze and the fuel crisis prompted several bicycle manufactures '. begin reproducing the curious machine. SLi Ch I e fta n Sh ot Self i A)S ANGI:u-:s w 1 — Don- dicate that any of themmi tried to ki,lI:.l1v:d Feb. 1, tiit:uj.ht by aid "Cinque" tkF'reeze, the cx- get out," Noguohi told newsmen authorities to have since jun.'d convict who called himself "the Friday in describing his her SLA captors. nigger that hunts >-ou now," reconstruction of the blazing Noguchi said Nancy l.tn watched his terrorist comrades stiootout, Perry and Camilla hail were fall one by one, "In all mny years as coroner, killed early in the hour.lnng Then, wounded twice and Ire never seen this kind of be- guntxittle and DeFreeze and hugging the (lirt beneath a baylor in the face of flames," he three comrades used a trap burning clapboard bungalow, said. "It is reasonable to be door or hacked their way to a he put a .38-caliber pistol to his here they were determined fa- crawl space beneath the floor head and pumped a bullet into atics as a barrage of poLice bullets his brain. Meanwhile, the search for whizzed past them. That is how Los Angeles three other suspected SLA fugi. It was there, as flames from a County Coroner Thomas No- tires continued without suc- fire believed caused by an acguehi rt'cow'tructs the death of cess. Patricia Hearst and cidentaily ignited mnolotov DeFreeze and five of his Syrn- William and Emily Harris were =kthil closed in, that William bionese Liberatio, Army fol- reported seen in such diverse SVolfe, Patricia Soltysik and lowers in a shootout with police locations as Hollywood and Angela Atwood choked to death and federal agent Last week. Quartisite, Ariz., near the from the smoke or were burned "There is no evidence to in- California border. Miss Hearst, n the fire, Noguchi said. ' - Ray Didn't Act Alone: Attorney WEATHER NASHVILLE, Tenn. ______________________________________________________________ I'at ti cloudy LIII1I .. the tipper Wiflds UnithJIL' miicistiv tsk'rIy 10 miiph or less. liisss tonight near 70. lIiytuna Heactl titles high 32:14 ant., 12:2J p.mn low 6:09 am., 6:22 p.ni.; Port Canaveral high 11:56 a mit., 12:10 III)).: hiss 5:49 ii.flI . 6:22 p.tii 1 hiohi.s t" Obituary (API — gunmen was the actual trigger- , Both Shelby County [)Lst An attorney for James Earl itian in the April 4, 1968, death Atty. Hugh Stanton and Asst Hay claims to have been told of King in Memphis. State Atty. Gen. Henry Bade that four prominent Americans utd they were skeptical ilbSJUt hired two gunmen to kill civil Lisingstorl Is otie of several rights leader Dr. Martin Luther lawyers for Ray, who is sen'ing Livingston's story. Ilamle added, there is something to it, and King Jr. a 99-year prison sentence and we have to take that possibility January s'ias granted a hearing seriously, Livini !'-': Robert I.. Livingston said by the U.S. 6th Court of Appeals really havethen somethiri " DetaiLs on Page IOA -- CHII.DS Franklin LeRoy — l.ongs'.00d of Friday he wa,s told about such on a petition to wiuxiraw his an n.'sassination plot by an in- guilt) plea in King's assas- - Washington lawyer Jamnf' termediary fur the two alleged sination. The case is before the l.a.sar, who also represemitgunmen. He quoted the inter- U.S. Supreme Court on appeal Ray, saint he was totally unaiiiediary as saying one of the by the state. ware of the ult;gationj �Sunday, May 26, 1974 2A—The Sanford Herald To Her School Chums, Patty Was Good Young Wornar - By FRANK MACOMBER The Herald Se,',rkes as a member of the first co- of whom cftea in the Y'.rnIng student and through Weed, with going home weekends—home "There was nothing clan. educational class. debris of Los Angeles tan,alow whom he had been acquainted being but 20 minutes up the destine or hush-hush about the "r her, Menlo apparently May 17 after a shootout with for two years before the Hearst road—occupied much of her relationship," affirms Nasrin. METM &Ii'j rAiIK, Ci served as a convenient step- FBI agents and police. But Miss heiress entered Menlo, Black free time... Nasrin twice visited the ,j, nts and faculty r. .• ping-stone," writes Black. Hearst was not among them, writes. "BesIdes, kcr, r.ct t Hczs she home in nearby of Menlo School and College •'Connient in that it situated Miss Hcirst showed great "During the year the Olsons to be gregarious. Some on Hhlisborough. . h ere remember newspaper her close to home and close to scholastic promise, Black dined occasionally with Patty campus took the apparent in"Although Patty seemed to heiress Patricia Hearst as a Steven Weed (Patricia's writes, He quotes Loolbourow, and Steve, sometimes at a difference to be snobbishness, be closest to her father, recalls__ ?E ~~ Sanford - - ~ 7_ - -- Christopher Hall. 22, 221)7 Hawkins Drive, is in Seminole .. Coliflt% Jail today without bond. Longwood -s . - Ia ____ j * .:J teaching that year at Crystal "so strong was her preparation writes Black. "Table talk, but was outgoing and quite family," according to Black. that she tested clear out of recalls Olson, tended in the friendly with those she felt close Nasrin also accompanied — French and qualified for the main to be like most table to." Patricia to the Hearst pen. talk—'mundane.' In any honors section I of freshman case I ose at Menlo who Among th th e re treat in Honolulu at English composition." Patty was not naturally to Miss Hearst still [eel close Christmastime one year and Buck emphasize-, that disposed to initiating asrin once visited the famed Hearst "Paricia's potntial for versation, regardless of topic.., her former. roomma Rohani Yavari, who came to Castle at &*n Simeon Ith the icdemic ti nction did not go A "One subject which to Menlo from Tehran, Iran, and granddaughter of the man who ni 1 11 E" U __ . \ I .A N ______ - 1. _________________ ____________ --- . e This feat won her, as top beliefs ..,- — - _________ .JfL achiever among 340 students, "There was -1I - . County .-~. t,~_11! Nqlli~__ - I - .? 'rP~ I0.14 , ,~, ii, , ~r I i Abl. —1 -Z - - - nice' girl and 'bright' are of clothes or spending money;' descriptives she tipplie 'liberal' politically — she didn't Through the year Nasrin, w h o discuss politics much, but as shared their douhie-occupancy ' pro-McGovern ; ' a nonsmoker watch e d room Pitt S c md ,m drinker onis tUifl tc _ dt. '. t. lop dm1 Iii mturi to IJIS 'U U li'in de penden't ' md ' Nothing either did or said in. dicated strongly held polit!cal semesters of 0 1 1( I ____ "Her view of Patty comports -nice looking.' a *casual describes both Patty and Steve photography — chalking up I P - now is married and attending built it. Stanford, according to Black. "She breezed through her Olson's recollection, was little discussed and then only :- ,- A __I . -4 ~ ~___L_ — - , ~~ . _______ - -- ,, - -.... -piFAIR - ~ , I ________ dis _____ !!. / _1 im _________ - _____ 01 .• — _______ te, '.q - -'_ - F 1 I __ - . - I h w v r, in l'mtt) constitution dS strong I) A 'lI't tLI'I'II I)t)itL't'CIt) C'I'T (I Ca tv ,-,4 -. • øS aa".'. ward ." - }' --z uzti i i ivii ii PROFE Uj.'..it SSOR i u us.um's . belief, noticed by Olson as well the point where Patty spent 'not a snob,"' writes Black He quotes Loofbourow, with as by others at Menlo, In living little time on campus save to The abducted granddaughter Springs School in Hillsborough 39 years on the Menlo faculty, her life to suit her own values attend classes. "She last saw Patty just a P ENSIVE PATRICIA STUDYING of newspa pe r baron William (site of the Hearst family as saying, "Patricia was and tastes." Then Black quotes month before th e (Feb. 4) Randolph Hearst, now listed by home." ideal student. She studied hard, Olson as observing: "Even so, she says, Patty kidnaping when Nasrin and her the FBI as an armed an'I Black points out the school never dropped a course, atwould study 'almost every night husband, All, a Stanford This, says the professor who great student, and I only wish dangerous fugitive, also "left was "a stepping-stone in tha t it tended classes faithfully, and "You'd never suspect she had of the week ... but not too hard." graduate student in materials taught Patricia the history of we had more of them like her. behind an illustions academic helped ready her for transfer was no problem whatsoever to money if you didn't know. She is Black reports that the Iranian science, had Patty and Steve art and major British writers, ) record," according to Thomas the following year to Those who know I at.richa anyone." completely unpretentious, and girl sa id she "never inquired over for a home-cooked Persian WIS manifested in "plain, F. Black, assistant to the Berkley." Loofbourow also describes It embarrassed her to be about Patty's private life, and dinner." simple, understated attire" and Hearst herre decline to be president of Menlo College, a Black quotes faculty adviser Miss Hearst as "one of the most thought of as a Hearst heiress. Patty never volunteered "sincere relationships" with a drawn into a discussion of her prestigious private school only Leon Loofbourow as remern- delightful, feminine young She wanted to be thought of and much." Humanities Prof. Patrick few people to whom she was abduction by the Symmblonese a few minutes' drive from bering that Patricia "knew ladies I have met Liberation Army and what well- treated as just another human Tobin says Patricia revealed attracted. Stanford University campus, exactly what she wanted out of mannered, well-groomed and being." happened in the following "She 'knows' nonetheless that herself to be "intellectually th ' (lIe;t_ html t hir o e e ' 'tv.) - A. S uc In a copyright articlewritten Mcnlo,and that was Berkeley." - __________________________________________________________________ .._____ _- -Nour I~ ________________________________ ktr - ___________ - k J _____________________ 1f - __ ' Jesuit Denies Nixon /s Using Him charged with buying, receiving and concealing stolen property, Douglas Coleman, 31, and breaking, and entering t%Ith Orlando, was arrested Frid;iv \V,\Jlj'i I \h I ''.t I :. -.r tim tt U ti,ii t Mi'1.ugtduei dut'i enemit 1 t:uiimrmmit i (chummy .i:icl charged with entering Jesuit priest on time White house ward Lu a detent*' Catholic Church, on's presidential ta.'e IranMark Richard Hyatt, 18, s ittiout breaking. Bond is $5.00. staff denies tie is being used by The Rev. William G. Guiri"Father McLaughlin may scripts. Orlando, as arrested Friday President Nixon and predicts a don, time Jesuit official who sincerely think the President's and charged with trespassing Oviedo detente in the dispute with his originally gave McLaughlin use of profanity is justified, and However, in a telephone inon posted land, possession of religious superiors permission to go to Wastungton, to the ordinary people it looks terview, McLaughlin said his alcohol by a rumor, and Tunottiy Douglas Stone, 17, of Time 1(ev. 1) r. John said Friday in Vatican City that as if the church is saying it. In comments were not an attempt po~s,session of marijuana. Bond 555 Ranger Blvd. Winter Park, MclAughlin said Friday Mat a tile willte might be using this sensL., lie has been used," to improve -Nixon's moral is set at $5,200. was arrested Friday for "resolution is in process" in the \1 IiihlitiHouse t' imply backing saAd Father Guindon, referring standing. Dellfield Brown, 22, Iikt' possession of imiarijuna. At the Monroe Terrace was arrested time of the arrest he was on Friday and charged with bond from a previous possession of a short barrel possession charge. lie was rifle, and carrying a concealed released Saturday morning on -Cj his on recognicance. firearm Bond is $10,000. I -M •' — ______________________________________________________________ ______ - ____ ee '~___ - - - . t . TI," ri ___ _____ . I ', ' •7 - 101 per cent her own person," JACKSONVIIJ.F:, Fla, i API Turner's cosinvti(s liriim, Kos- subject of the trial here over the one point, Benny and Bailey en-it Atkinson, W. l.&'roy Beale, Hobart Wilde. All, like Turner — Jurors took their deliber. r,it h;'tcrphmnmtarv Ili(,. past eight and a half months, flobert T. Gauthier, 21, gaged in a tug of war over a Clyde C. Cobb, Jess 0 flick- and his companies, are of the iie filed that suit in February Orlando, reported stereo valued .itions in the Glenn W. Turner The individual defendants piece or paper and U.S. District iiian, Malruliii A, Juhan arid Orlando area. at $80 was taken from his car, snail fraud trial into the holiday ijçi and it was settled by a and the corporations are ac- .Judge Gerald B. Tjoflat called t'u today, Se Sewing [he ('),tserit decree in .June of that c-used of concentrating on Friday. 0. . "serious. reserved and in. fiance) who was maintaning an chairman of the Fine Arts restaurant and at other times at but Olson disagrees. She was Nasrin, she never 'bragged' mita self-reliant young apartment nearby while Department, as recalling that the Olson home In Saratoga," shy and quiet, he remembers, about him or anyone else in the ornan. helen Booth, 50, 1816 West 'JrmJ St., reported a stereo valued at $600 iiiis.sing from her hoiiic, Friday. Iteiiis amounting to $200 were m eport ed miussimig from his car J.W. Richardson 122'1 East Park Ave., Friday. Cop pe r tubing valued at $2045 reported missing (ruin a construction site at 4001 Country ('Jut) flm'td, Friday. Jiminmiiv I., Jainisomi 25, 1213 I.iiiculn Court WIS arrested Friday and charged with atti'mmipted robbery. Bond is set at Turner Jury Holds Holiday Deliberations sell- the two Into his office for a priLarry B. Chaudojn, 31 start of legal troubles for tin' tar, with Kmmscot agreeing to ing distributorships at up to $5,. vate conference. imangt' its imn'thcHl of se lling li each while neglecting retail Mtasncintt' Springs, reporteci Orlando busirit'ssmmmama and his Bailey was a defendan' ,if t. seven fellow defendants. distributorships. products stereo valued at $100 taken ing as his own lawyer at tht 'ftc seven women and live 'flmi stilt opened a floodgate Iroimi his tar, Friday. I )t'lense attorneys declared timmu' He won a separate trial u1eni of t he Jury. who got the that resulted mnfi4 separate civil the goal was to develop the bigForest City 14 ,t I r Si ,. ill rs tr.i i. t-aseThursday afternoon, asked ;im'tiomis filed li attorneys Lest iiid best cosmetics cornFriday to hear again the tc'stit'rit'rml of mimariy states. Sonic pan lii the world. They admitTelevision valued at $350 was i r:r anl . twr k-kt, 5111011) of Jean A. hk'noy, deputy attacked lurner's motivational ted taken Friday from the home of that there were problems in ariL are named in all mail Robert Bunnell. 38, 3613 McNiel attorney general of North Cam- firm. Dare So Be Great, as well keeping up with demand for the fraud and the one conspiracy U as Koscot Road. Products and said that when charges. They lace up to i:t \ court clerk read for two and Itenoy testi fied led that he sent 50 they did achieve a steady flow sears in prison and $140,wxm To televisions valued at $197 were taken from Sterchis a half hours before the jury topie of liii' North Carolina time sales efforts were crippled !ines each if convicted on all Furnitures, 1795 No. Orlando recessed for the night The a ction to other states but didn't hs the lawsuits and adverse charges. clerk was to resume this morn- know if it sent to every one. publicity. Ave., Friday. Bell U. Bunting Is omitted 1iie civil actions in state Iturnild P. Paxson, 34, of 675 ing. Benny's testimony was (torn six of the mail fraud Henoy, who testified for the cmurts were followed by V sparked by his ('lashes with l .ancl Ave., reported tools chart's. lie faces a Illaxinluill government last Oct. 23.25. filed criminal charges in the federal valued at $500 missing from Boston attorney F Lee Baileyof 105 years and $110,000. tin' first state uit ;igainst I Iii at v ho Ii h.m' bei'ri the 'luring rl1ss-4.xa:iiir1atman At truck, Friday 1)thir (Jefendants are harry- . - Police Blotter .1. _J -- Sunday, May 26,1974-3A The Sanford Herald - I I i I I rZZ - I I So u I he as I First N'alional Bank 11 .. • - I - • . - , - -. -, - d Maitland • ui •..- I "She was, in Tobin's tension-filled weeks. But it is Black recollects that Patricia Patty was 'happy' with Steve. advanced"and "very inuch an for Menlo, the schooi's quarIt was (ruin her Berkeley refusing to trade on family was "little involved in Menlo So, too, she gathered, were independent thinker" who had judgment, 'anti-phoniness," obvious none of them SUbterly publication, Black recalls apartment that Miss Hearst reputation, scribes to the theory that Miss student life, despitc having Patty's parents (Mr. and Mrs. "simplified life to what's im- Black concludes, tiow Miss Hearst spent her was kidnaped more than 100 freshman year here in 1971-72 days ago by SIA members, six Biology Prof. Stuart Olson been a resident student." knows Patricia as a former - - — Hearst), - — — - Hospital Notes In an interview, Black Hearst became a willing who portant to her." according to mk'scrmbt'I Miss Hearst as a iriember of the terrorist cult, Black. — . 11, — MAY 2 4, 151 No Prison Str1,ipes For Gentlemen Cons r ,.".n* By TOM TIEDE The Herald Services ALLEN WOOD, Pa.—( NEA) At this stage it is of course no known whether President Nixon will be Impeached by the House, convicted by the Senate and removed from office. And it is seldom even contemplated that he might further be charged by civil authorities, found guilty by the courts and sentenced to pay by in-carceration. - But one thing is perfectly clear: In the unlikely event all of the above did take place, Richard Nixon would not be dragged off to an ordinary can—be would wind up in a "gentlemen's jail" such as the quiet, con. templative Federal Prison Camp here In Pennsylvania's central sticks, The Allenwood camp, Just past a golf and country club In a valley of rich soil and straight trees, is one of five minimum security lockups in a federally operated chain of 33 major Institutions. And It is a far cry from the chain-gang and cattleherd pens Edward G. Robinson snarled his Way through in the 1940s cinema. There are no walls here, no bars, not even locks on the inmate doors. Women in miniskirts visit residents around ice cream tables on a patio; convicts loll in their underwear in the midday sun; there Is a sturdy chair fence surrounding 3 Randolph "Seeing Steve Weed and 'difinitely approved of him.' Years A the 4,O-acre camp, but its purpose, says Superintendent Max Weager, is not to keep people in but out—area residents love to poach the camp's trout-stocked ponds. All In all It Is the kind of prison progressive penologist would like to see house most common criminals. As it is, the federal camp population constitutes only a small and very special percentage of felons. The bulk of people committing federal crimes end up in maximum security penitentiaries such as Leavenworth or medium security facilities such as Lewisburg (18 miles south of here). A strict screening procedure allows only nonaggressive, mentally stable, criminally unsophisticated "short timers" in the camp settings. Thus it is that all convicted Watergate personalities have served in the gentlemen's Jails. Dirty trickster Donald Segretti spent time at the Lompoc camp In California, former presidential aide Herb Porter is there now. Four of the original Watergate burglars—Bernard Barker, Eugenio Martinez, Via-glib Gonzalez and Frar.k Sturgis—were Jailed in the camp at Eglin Air Force Base In Florida until their recent release on bond. And here at Allenwood, White House plumber Egil Krogh is spending six months' con- finement working camp farmland and, say officers, "doing fine, fine." In the past, the populations at federal camps were made up almost exclusively of this kind of distinguished residency (including occasional senators, congressmen and U.S. Judges). Actually, the camps were first conceived to accommodate white collar" criminals, people who did not require maximum security and extensive rehabilitative programming. huituane rationale has it that prisoners who are treated decently will act decently, yet In practice it doesn't always work out so nicely. Lovely Inmate children have sometimes smuggled contraband to their fathers here, moonshine stills are deployed periodically through the countryside, and when Weager tried to establish a "prisoners' council" he had to crush it when it turned "totally combative." No doubt such things happen because, despite frills, jail is still jail. And in some ways, Wenger says the liberal camp is harder on residents than an Alcatraz or Attica: "Some of the men see time here as harder time; the liberty, the lack of restraining measures, the extensive visitation rights create for some more anxiety." One inrisate's wife puts it this way: "If he was behind bars he'd resign himself to it. This way, it's like he is almost free, almost out, but not quite. He's frustrated as all hell." The idea was not to make their life more comfortable than other crooks, says a Bureau of Prisons spokesman, but to "cut down on the costs" of incarcerating non-dangerous offenders. Now this original thinking may be being victimized by new times and circumstances. Federal camps are today receiving fewer white collar felons and more narcotic, draft and ''political-radical" violators. The result Is that the simple, inexpensive camps are in some ways beginning to resemble the more traditional prison set-up. Allenwood now has an extensive education program, a counseling service and narcotic programs—thus the cost-per. Inmate, says Superintendent Weager, "is probably just about what it is in any other prisons." The comforts of the camp ha /e also come up for an up. dated reevaluation . The The frustration of being "almost free" may account In part for the extraordinarily high number of escape attempts at federal camps. Lompoc averages a couple a week. Allenwood Is much better at 15 to 19 a year, but even this rate is deploring when measured against nearby Lewisburg which, says Weager, 'hasn't had a successful breakout in d&cadt's. Still, despite disap. pointments, Allenwood represents the best of an Imperfect penal system. Men live In dormitories rather than 111 cramped cells, supervision is minimal, residents move freely from place to place. Though there are some hoary prison regulations in force—no chewing gum—The men have considerable latitude in shaping their time; some, for example, spend extensive periods sitting and reading behind the privacy ' doors recently installed in some toilet facilities. A few inmates see the Allenwood system as ripe for abuse. One camp policy, for example, Is to allow six days a week visitation privileges, with no time limit between 8:30 a.m. and 3 p.m.; thus, predictably, a few of the cons have moved their wives orsweeties into the area and spend all day every J day "walking and talking with momma." Besides crowding facilities, such hogging fouls up the camp work schedule. Yet the majority seem to appreJate the cin3iderat1ona here. And sometimes ex. cessively so. Superintendent Weager remembers pne old Inmate who had spent'most o his life In jail and Irho waA 1' especially taken with the Allenwood arrangement. When the old man finally was released he indicated a hesitancy and confusion. Three hours later he robbed an area bank—perhaps to get back to the comforts of home. I F * lk L 5, Julia 1). Ik'nske Dan lull ADMISSIONS Brett C. Nelson Susan B. Percy San ford: Clarence A. King I)msv Walden Ruth Northern Myrtle I I)rt'ggors Gregirv M. 11111 I';(hin W. &'ssion.s Mildred Ii. Brown Martha F. Albert David Wocxl Joseph T. Schaeffer Iand.i head I .&ila Redding .Judy M. Intyre & Girl Butt, M Lusk Donna J. Ashcraft Betty B. (lark Carole F. Purvis Scott B. Griggin Dixie J. Riley Mtomnead ilmumnas Frances Waldo Murl It. Weaver, Deftarv Itillia M. Smith Donald 0. Young Margaret M. Esler, [)eflary Italpti T (krtuirt, Oviedo Dee Ann Knoll Hubert M. McIA'ndon, Deland Donald L. Knorr, Deltona Or vis L. Hubbell, Deltona Sharon F, Nugent, Baton Itutigt', Itiisilna Antic O'Brien. Deltona Jewell Smith, Deflary laura L. Gladstone, DeBary I)ISfIIARU,l-,S Sluirirm Harper & Girl, (.mssclberry S. ii it or ci Clifford Adkins Hazel C. Malcolm, Oviedo Mary Dell Russell, Longwood ' IN rune Smith Carl Perkins, Orange City I:mmmmia O'Neal Seminole Calendar Of Coming Events MAY ?5 Oviedo High School Athletics H ws t ers Athletic Awards Banquet, 7 p in ., sc hool gym. nasitun Sanford LaNnien for Christ C rusade, Sanford Stadium, 11ellonviIle Avt'nime, 7 :so p in o 3 Mi*11i'*on Allies Stormed Nor andy Alcoholics Anonymous Women's group, holy Crass El)I scopa I Church Pa rish House, 1(0 Magnolia Ave. 23 Sanford Al-Anon Family Group, Holy Cross Episcopal Church Parish House, 400 Magnolia Ave., 8-9 p.m. New in the neighborhood? I1'-c rd all bad_ ' i f, . )III CIO 26 Sanford Laymen for Christ Ma y By ROBERT BETS The Herald Services Germans guarding Europe's AUantic Wall during World War I-;X . : IN ;*,r. ;:. V, i. million men across the submarine-Infested Atlantic to the United Kingdom, and providing for their shelter, supply, All were underG-en, Dwight D. Eisenhower as Supreme Commander of the Allied Expeditionary 1'orce. but they did not know 4hen or training. hospitalization and For months preceding June 6, II watched the first light of June where it would take place. general welfare. Space had to the date finally chosen for D- 6, 1944, filter sluggishly through Surprise was one crossings, blow up bridges, cut railroad lines and capture landing fields. Gliders also brought in jeeps, light artillery drained away in the sand where The fighting was to rage long they had fallen. Others came and hard. American casualties swarming off the landing craft ill the first 24 hours were put at ramps, to battle their way up 6,603 by the 1st Army, including and small tanks. beaches that had become a more than 3,000 dead and The German radio an- pandemonium of Nidit retreated across the invasion began when airborne English Channel. Far out across the twavng, as it was code-named. An locomotives that also had been airfields in northern France elaborate program that In- shipped across the Atlantic. and Belgium to pave the way forces were landed in the Seine estuary." gay waters, like a curtain cluded creation of fictitious AL-fields had to accommodate for the invasion. left flank, where British and are marked by rows of white Canadian Infantrymen had crosses in military cemeteries Along the Atlantic Wall, pushed ashore near Caen, anti overlooking the windswept also on the westernmost beach N or in a n d y be a clues, rising on a great drama, a head4uarters, generation of spectacle was unfolding that false radio traffic and other had sentries peering through misleading information, was bwocularb unuerLimly ia first, designed to deceive the enemn; then with growing awe, as to the extent and location of Indistinct blobs strung out the landings, along the horizon fast took They had to be made shape as warships—so many somewhere along that forthat the Germans had difficulty midable line of coastal for. counting tlm. There was no tifications which the Nazis had nibtjng the fact, however, built, stretching from Norway that 'ie armada was he.ied toSpamn After lengthy study of these defenses and the their way. They were about to witness disposition of German units, the the greatest amphibious beaches of Normandy east of operation in world history. Cherbourg Peninsula were iikj,.uI fl m ai tilt-* .i'e the of Fortress Europe sFestung assault, The bui1dto was the most Europa as the Nazi occupiers boastfully caLled dl on that day tremendous single logistical 30 years ago was the first step undertaking of all time. It AilrtioLFmncLareoujrdirans00rtmL L2 ..*'- more than 11,000 aircraft. To get the force across the channel required more than 5,U00 ships, irmcuding protecting naval craft, mlnesweepers and supply vessels, and an additlonal 4,000 smaller landing craft. Together, the British, Canadians and Americana assembled almost three million men and stored 16 million tons of arms, rnuuiitlonsand supplies In Britain for the great Invasion. The armies involved were the British Zid A1-iiij untie: U Gen. Sir Miles C. Dempsey and the U.S. 1st Army under IA. Gen. Omar N. Bradley. British Gen. Bernard Montgomery was nounced: "Early this morning. shellsand bullets, flame, smoke forces the expected Anglo-American and yelling men. It was originally set for June German soldiers needed no but storms forced te lli ng. By now they were under 5, Eisenhower to postpone It one heavy aerial and naval bornday. The weather forecast was bardment. The advancing still unfavorable, with high warships were firing 200 tons of winds and rough seas, but shells a minute at the coastal Eisenhower decided to wait no batteries, longer. At 6:30 a.m., the first wave of "You are about to embark on 15,000 seaborne infantry and a great crusade," li e told his armored troops hit the beaches forces. He met with along the southern and western paratroopers shortly before shores o the Bay of the Seine, they went ahead to cut the They waded ashore along a 70enemy's communications and mile front, splashing through secure routes of egress for the the water with rifles held high, seaborne forces. lumbering under heavy backAt two o'clock n the fateful packs on to ind that WLi't. morning, one British and two being raked by German machine U.S. airborne divisions 'ere guns. dropped behind the Normandy For many it was their last beaches. Rapidly they spread step. Their blood mixed with 4t or 1! Monuments dot the landscape where men dropped from a starless aiy ur came storming ashore in the early light of that The assault wtnt well on the of St. Martin de Varreville mnamed Utah in the plan where the Americans were fighting. The going was tougher in the center areas, the other U.S. beach (named Omaha), because no airborne troops had reached there, and German defense was facilitated by the chance presence of an infantry division which had been staging practice maneuvers nearby. Later In the day Winston Churchill announced in the H ouse of Commons, "During the night and this mornhrg, the first of a series of landings in Force upon the continent of Europe has taken fizace," Members listened in had nearly Crusade, Sanford Stadium Mt'llomivillt' Avenue, 2:34) pill a memorable inorning. to 111 14MY more were to lose their , bursting missing. British and Canadian of the be made for 50,000 military Day, Allied bombers based in governing factors in Allied vehicles, plus more than 20,000 Britain had systematically planing of Operation Overload, railroad cars and 1,000 attacked rail lines, bridges and a low overcast, ..,.; the final overthrow of Hitler's Germany. The Cernuans had known an invasion was to be attempted, 4,000 casualties. 4-4 lives during the II months Tlie graves tif the fallen ttxla fy before final victorY—but by nightfall on the long day of destiny, the Allied Invaders had succeeded in breaching the fortress wall of Europe , , , - 11 4 I Ma 2 Sanford Homemakers. 1: 30 I' iii trio' if Mrs. F It W'd, 2104 Sanford Ave .,%If ,ht!ics Amin', mmmou (:it'st'tI nmcting, 1 July Cross h;;)isCO1ual Church Parish hloti ut, 400 Magnolia Ave., 8.9 fill \li'mmii,riah hay .'"'i SI I- i.,n'. \1(-lImiri,l I'.irk it I. kt front. ,San1t.ird 10:31) ,,.Ili II loca l veteran s grillips II.,rtic'ipating Public invited - .1'! 1be kcmegon IAI, hostess will heJ Call today: iii BET IV CARTER 3221812 Sanford - . -- tiii' ( - • -. -, -----.. early hours -' .' — . - - . - - -. "dllt111'' i!itr1i'i PuhhiShtd DdmIy arid Sunday. ecept Saturday and Ct,-sfmas Day by The Sanford Herald. 300 N. French Ave.. Sanford, Fla 37171 - Second Class Postage Paid at Sanford, Florida 32771 - 15 • -' IEI'IH ASSAULT TROOPS Subscription Rates by Carrier Year $28 40 Week 55c - SANDRA RAWLIP4S 834 9212 Casselberry MARILYN GARLANTI 834 92)2 Altamonte Springs SHIPLEY MILLET 834 9212 Forest City HILDA RICHMOND 668 5.867 Del tona �i he sarilord Herald Sunday, May 26, 1974 Indian Helps U.S. Poor S H S Fc. r m s Club - 1i1JU '';I1tS into the French honor Society of Seminoleilign School's French rench (luh tt '.nttti1 after the v' n. anquet at ' 4 society is a first for roh 11th. the only such canizatloa in the county and the entire ('cntra! I-ert-eni, •• L: . (if I C.1chers of .rench, the s.eiety stresses ich leadership and citizenship :kil(tieS in its memoers as well ; a high academic record in :-h and overall studies. T tlu. - r; •'r - FRENCH HONOR SOCIETY FORMED AT SEMINOLE HIGH .Members inducted at banrnlf!t a jTfrtrvTnnl I I By MARK WEINTZ _____________________________ LK few I CTEORGE i I lu WELDING CUSI I,•1 \ SAHiR[. Fl,ilHl L .... 323-0140 / - - ( pI a -I j k SMITH WITh-I HIS INVENTION V Mondav 7,1 pm itAfl M011daV ! L 41 I- Smith is the typical all are proud of it too," Smith says demand is apparently overwith a friendly smile, whelming, according to Smith. American citizen in pursuit of Explaining the machine In his Smith says he will sell his the Great American Dream. A46-year-old Sanford man New York Avenue welding shop jewel for $7,500 and that each "After a good day's work J like thinks he may be on the Smith says "its so simple you unit should last for "years and threshold of making a million wouldn't believe it. I sure would years". "However," he adds to aip d cud betr wWi my Wife dollars. like to show you the inside of it, with a hint of sarcasm, '1 think and do some thinking," Smith eorge 14. Smith says he does but since the patents are still each firm that buys one should s4f)s as he walks over to his favorite machine. "1 willtotake not yet have patents on a pending I have to keep it locked keep an extra fan on hand itils around the country all machine he calls an extractor, up." because it may go bad in 20-30 the citrus states and market it. but he does have a number of He did, however, give years" extremely interested buyers. demonstration and the ex. The Sanford man who I think it will go o'er well," he The machine, that may ex- tractor utilizing only one describes himself as a self says as he leans against the tract a million for Smith was moving part—a fan—gave a taught engineer and Inventor aluminum box with the secret invented—by him.- to extract slightwhirasorangesroljed out says he thinks the price on the debris from citrus as it Is being one end and trash and paper extractor is a fair one because The ammimable welding shop processed. cups shot out the bottom, it could save up to a million owner says he designed and and Smith says the citrus industry "We will only guarantee 80 dollars in repairs for CitillS "built every inch of the first is plagued by machine break. per cent extraction of trash, processing firm in a year. machine himself." downs due to trash that is not but, usually the result Is closer Smith has been in the welding hand removed as the citrus to 100 per cent," a jovial Smith business for more than 30 years "Its a good day; I'm so proud rolls down coveyor belts. said, and he now operates out of a I could bust," he says "Several large citrus outfits lie has a reason for hap- medium sized aluminum recounting how he took his are carried away with the little piness; no one in the nation has building adjacent to his country invention tu several citrus thing--the extractor— and we devised such a machine and the home. processors. Herald Staff Writer .4 VP ShoP Sunda Sunday, May 26,1974-5A Sanford Man Built Better 'Extractor' _______ .1—rill At 4 . Dhiilon says the program TALLAhASSEE, Fla. (AP) lk t lndta, ;iys l)hillon, governA professor from poverty- who earned his doctorate In 1172 helped Edwards get govern. he used to ment benefits which j ridden India says he works with from Cornell University. store vegeIthillon, a former teacher buy a freezer to the poor In rural north Florida ri in a program that would be with the Punjab Agricultural tables grown In his back yard. nearly Impossible to set up in University. directs the Rural Dhil!nn *ar* his own eowiti. Development Research Pro finally convinced to use $7 WAS "It would be hard to do in gram, funded with •' $()%( tint't,rnrvt,t ,- I,,,.. till fL" ''1 II India," says Dr. Jogindar 1)hil- federal grant. He says the pro- UI LJUJ ion of Florida A011University. gram provides counseling for fond stamps and get more food "In India there are several in- rural poor to help them take at the grocery store. stitutional constraints. Finding advantage of such state and "The country poor are often the money would be one, federal assistance as food shy, withdrawn and proud," "And at some levels, the stamps and job training. l)hullon says. ' ,Helping them working police would not be all "i'he rural poor in America get their benefits can mean the enthusiastic about trying some- has been largely Invisible," he ability to buy Farm tools, even thing HeW, says. "But they are going to get land or do other things to help But E)hillon, 42, fromPunjab, more attention and we need to lift themselves out of the poverIndia, says developing a pro. know more about them." ty level and know the pride that grain in the United States conies from earning with your "gives me confidence in my One of the 840 families in the own skills." own ability and I will do a better program is Henry Edwards, his To work with the Florida job. wife Kitty Ma and their son "I have the acwletnic knowl- Jerry, 4. They live In a leaky, poor, Dhillon says he had to edge. I have to tr.nslt2r that to wooden hut near the tiny town discard his turban and shave his traditional beard. working knowledge and then go of Drifton, Flu. 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The system in this country on its R'publ1can nominee is in- Last leg. It never really existed. cumbert Sen. Richard Sch- fortnstance,intheDeepSouth welker. where you only registered While Flaherty and Denen- Republi can if you enjoyed going berg are nominally Democra ts around tilting at wind mills. And and Schweiker nominally It is rapidly losing its cloak of Republican all three men are, respectability In the North where voters are becoming in fact, Independents, Flaherty was elected mayor increasingly enchanted with largely on the basis of a cam- political candidates who araign slogan that he was ticulate their on concerns and nobody's boy.i.e. them dudes not those of national or state at Democratic Party party leaders. headquarters had better keep We are of two minds as to the hell out of City Hall. what this portends for the Denenberg, fresh off a college future of our form of governcampus, was quite possibly the ment. Every voter finds the best Insurance commissioner in idea of 'independent' office the country, but treated holders attractive; God knows members of the legislature with we've all had our fill of those such contempt that Gov. Milton hacks who couldn 't vote against - ..' \ f' y '.• (' '... -. a. Ins. b IMM-.. IVIÔCMS, IJ By DON OALEY The Herald Services ......... . -• TO DAY Continues Thorns Endinn There was a little noticed new faces, with Schv.ciktr L 10 WASHINGTON As part of our continuing Investigation of th e Postal Service, we have uncovered a secret, back-scratching What wi th pollution, energy postal authorities and the giant Ernst and shortages and worri es a bou t the relationship between - Ernst accounting firm. depletion of natural The firm was second highest of eight bidders forth. lucrative "progress" is a suspect word postal auditing contract In 1971. Yet Assistant Postrnast*r gjS.g . imilcilona these days. R about the future, once a staple General James Hargrove, now retired, Ignored six lower bidders . '% mmenda tions of the profeviional staff to of the Sunday supplements, and overrode th e reco ±-:.rigive the contract to Ernst and Ernst. -_ : ' . have been ) ..'.' Not long afterwards, Hargrove instructed the accounting / H .( discussing just how had . recruit two top postal executives. Th e firm will be by the end of the cen- over the telephone to ' .I $20,(X)O for recruiting assistant Postth rvice billed e postal se tory. Richard F. Gould and financial officer John R. er Ge ne ral Th us it has to be something of mast an event when a magazine Bowen. Now th e same two men who were hired by Ernst and Ernst are bucks the current pessimistic :. at in a position to repay the favor. For they help oversee the firm's ' . ' trend to take a confident look I!",A Iff , . ti ng of the mail system. audi what life will be like In _______ Indeed, Gould has repeatedly urged th e Postal Service to United Sta tes In and around the .. renew the firm's contract without bothering to seek other bids and year 2000 ." Bowen has certified the contract each time it has been renewed. In 1972, for example, Gould wrote a memo, intended for the Engineering News-Record, " McGraw-Hill's construction eyes only of his supervisors, recommending: ''From cur Iint of industry newsweekly, did just view, we think It is undesirable to enter into solicitation of bids that recently in "Probing the again... 7/i I"EA 'It is our opinion that Ernst and Ernst has developed conFuture," a mammoth, &Wpage marking the publi cation's siderable un derstanding of many of our pr oblems. We see no point issue They Giveth and They Taketh Away to repeating the learning process and ask for your approval as we 100th annIversary, continue to work out an extension of the Ernst and Ernst conNot that there won't be tract." problems and challenges Again m 1973, Gould sought another renewal of the Ernst and aplenty. For Instance, by 2000, Ernst contract without competitive bidding. He didn't even want 85 per cent of America's to bother with the formality of acquiring a financial statement pected population of 250 [flilliOfi from the firm. Shapp, himself an Independent man-eating sharks without first will live in cities. This who twice beat the Democratic getting the approval of ' Reports one internal memo: "On December 19, 1973, mean that 60 million more (Assistant Postmaster G..neral Robert) McCutcheon called and pros in state wide elections, had political sponsor. To Protect H ugh people will have to be to ask for his resignation to Yet there is a need In our advised that Mr. Gould had raised the question of the necessity of commodated in urban centers obtaining financial statements of Ernst and Ernst, as he had been system for maintain any kind of relations parties based on than three decades. To requested, in connection with the renewal of the contract for By BRUCE BIOSSAT with the lawmakers, broad philosophical difof the administration's in- committee, notwithstanding In need, almost 100 cities accounting services." McCutcheon agreed It wouldn't be The Herald Services telllgence.surveillance plan doubts about administration And Schweiker may very well ferences. It is precisely these seems established by 1973 concern over the Mitchell- the size of San Francisco will necessary. have the worst (or best, differences that enables a Despite some stories to the Senate Watergate testimony Hughes contacts, an idea have to be constructed. depending on your point of nation to sort through ideas of The Ernst and Ernst contract reached $460,000 In 1973. contrary, it Is still a mystery to and other utterance, view) voting record of any every persuasion and reach a lingers that Hughes may have Perhaps out of gratitude, the company's employes contributed But according to the Skilled $88,000 to President Nixon's re-election campaign. This Investigators what particular Republican in the Senate. In national consensus, to chart a Unsuccessful efforts were figured In the surveillance things—if any— the Watergate made to break into his New focus on O'Brien In a broader observers and reporters who fascinating fact was found on the White House list of secret fact, he made th e Nixon na tional course of action. And it burglars were after when they York apartment and office. His way. Enemies List. is at least debatable whether a contributed to "Probing the contributors which the President's personal secretary, Rose bugged and burglarized friéiids were Investigated. Now something is obviously a Congress made up solely of the The thought (still lacking any Future," the Job can and will be Mary Woods, kept. Democratic Some evidence exists that he proof) Is that a furicus Hughes done. Some of their predictions: little out of whack when three of Flahertys and the Schwelkers national Footnote: An Ernst and Ernst spokesman denied that the headquarters In the spring of may actually have been feared Maheu may have told the four top elected officials ofa of the nation could provide that Nixon contribution had anything to do with the firm's postal 1972. Cities will become more high- contracts. He confirmed that the firm received $20,000 for shadowed. The IRS zeroed in state like Pennsylvania — sort of guidance. O'Brien and others much about It Li not correct, for instance, hard on his taxes — without his empire. In this, view, rise, With numerous 100-4tory recruiting Gould and Bowen but rejected an Inference that they where partislan politics is a Still it is an interesting that the Senate Watergate result. deadly serious business — development and one that the Hughes may have partly co. and even 150-to 200-story showed their gratitude thereafter by seeking to renew the coinPlans also Included bugging opted the administration buildings dotting the horlzoi. pany's contract. spend a great deal of their time 'old pros' — if, In fact, they are committee is persuaded that fighting members of their own dedicated to principles rather the burglars' managers In the his personal and official surveillance team's services in Some structures will be built on A Postal Service spokesman denied that the recruiting of hundreds of feet above Gould and Bowen was done under the table. He pointed out that party. than office and sincerely Nixon administration were quarters In Miami Beach return for not merely the trying to find out exactly what during the July, 1972, con- publicized $100,000 to Rebozo, plaus, and huge "A-frames" the two employes do not have final authority over the Ernst and Even more unusual is that believe In the basic good of a then Democratic National ventlon. The bungling at but another $W,000 and the 400 to 500 feet high will span Ernst contract. He denied, therefore, that they had a conflict none of the three were par- two-party system — had better ticularly well known state-wide examine In great detalL.and Chairman Lawrence O'Brien Watergate presumably ended promise of more (two Hughes- highways, railroad yards and interest, group cheeks, signed but with Ptk3 P11233, some at low until they ran (as in case of then make the necessary knew about ties between John that scheme, ANOTHER ZIEGLERISM: White House falsehoods, like So where does that leave us? amcints left blank, were found levels, some 100 stories up, will chickens, come home to roost. Flaherty and Schwelker) corrections so that the parties Mitchell and Howard Hughes, I connect structures and provide O'Brien's friends think he in administration hands). On February 7, 1973, we reported bluntly: "The word has were appointed (Denenberg) to represent something in. and Hughes' passage of $100,000 via messenger open, parklike space as well as gone out from the White House to 'nail' Jack Anderson and the e to Nixon friend was targeted just as a prime their present positions. They tellectually valid and W th Far out? Possibly. But stability. Charles (Bebe) Rebozo. irritant to Mr. Nixon. He fumed convicted Watergate parWashington Post. This language was used, according to the appeared on the state scene as old 'clubhouse' concept. One printed version of this publicly over IRS harassment, ticipant James McCord, a sources who heard It, by Preside nt Nixon's crewcut chief of staff On the ground, vehicular and H. R. Haldeman .... " story is that Hughes gave the constantly pointed at the ad- Nixon reelection committee money afterMitchell, while still ministration's controversial security &gent, was allegedly pedestrian traffic will have The President, we added, has been "heard, in reference to the attorney general, had allegedly ITT anti-trust deal and involved In a falling effort to their own level,, with theaters, Washington Post, to explode angrily: 'We've got to take care of bent the anfl-ti-ust laws to allow badgered the President at retrieve handwritten Hughes shop and resta uran ts. hi'lse those people'." Hughes to pick up a sixth hotel every turn. notes left by Maheu with Las b ildi gs Will be self-contained This 5tOit brought an anguished response from the in Las Vegas (he already had Still, to the Watergate Vegas editor Hank Greenspun. communities housing President's spokesman, Ron Ziegler, who insisted it was "wrong, of 25(K ( five). wrong,wrong!"TheWhiteiloe transcripts now show who was Philadelithia In 1778) and inThen, so the version goes, "wrong, wrong, wrong!" nd key Nixon people discovered An exchange, which the White House deleted from the ByJAYMAUiN involved are the intelligence belatedly IMP O'Brien, thOgh eni The The Herald Services transcripts, has now come to light. This quotes the President as section of the Dade County his small public relations firm, PIMML telling Haldeman and John Dean on September 15, 1972: "Main sheriff's office, as well as the was doing business with the Editor thing is the (Washlngtca) Post is going to have damnable MIAMI—A third killing has such honor as this tour Private housing will look and a police departments in those Hughes organization (his link The Herald bombing have heightened jurisdictions In which killings represents. pretty much the way it does problems out of this one." being "old friend" Robert Sanford, Fla. tensions among Cuban exiles, have taken place, Miami, Coral Maheu). With There will be a cost for this now, but house As added evidence of the Pr esident's vindictiveness, th e Maheu by that Dear Sir: The Latest victim was Ernesto Gables and New York. trip nd Seminole High School on its own plot will give way to transcripts show he also Instructed Dean: "I want the most time separated from, and Recently two students from needs help in financing for Rodriguez, form head of the The killing of Rodriguez feuding bitterly with, row houses built about a comprehensive notes on all those who tried to do us in ... We have Hughes, Seminole High School, Karen these students. We would like to commonly held open space. Christian Democratic nccurredatarellgious storehe there was supposed to be not used the Bureau (the FBI) and we have not used the Justice Movement of Cuba. owned on South West Eighth specific administration interest Home and Louise Priest were ask the Community to donate as Factory-produced utility Department but things are going to change now." selected for the All American much as possible for these service cores will incorporate Damaged by a bomb were the Street, Miamps Cuban At another juncture, the President snorted' "Well, one hell of ..main in what O'Brien might have offices of Replica, a magazine street." Three armed men learned from Maheu about the Youth in Concert Chorus Group young ladies so they can reap kitchen, laundry and heating a lot of people don't give One damn about this issue of suppression with extensive circulation entered the store and one of Mitchell-Hughes-Rebozo which will be touring Europe the benefits of their awards. At and cooling plants In prefab of the press, et cetera,.,," among the Spanish-speaking them shot Rodriguez. this summer. This Is a the United State Bank the units. "deal." tremendous honor for these two "Fund for Karen Home" has not only in Miaml but in other "They didn't kill him because Less than four months later, four challenges suddenly were Intriguing as this tale may students. They were selected been established. I would like to parts of the states as well. The they had to or Near-future public tran. filed against the Washington Post's TV stations in Jacksonville anything," said a be, a source close to the Ei'Vifl thousands of young people encourage all the people that sportation will be an and Miami, Fla. publisher of Replica is Max Miami homicide officer. "They committee told me that over Lesnik. And my associate Les Whitten was arrested on the street by just went in there, put the pistol members today are spilt all trying out for this group. These can to donate in behalf of this elaboration of the best that students, with their singing, young Lady. I would appreciate exists today, with high-speed eight FBI agents who had been expectin g As Cuban exile figures armed right against the man's chest over the me. His notes were lot on how much represent the United States any support given to Karen Intercity trains the most likely ripped out of his themselves and hired and shot him." hands while he was covering a story for this credence to give it. This man will bodyguards, police officials A member of the victim's says: "In my view, the Mit. all over Europe. In the past Home and the All American development. Personal rapid column and he was clapped In Jail. A grand jury subsequently feared the terrorism might lead family doubted that robbery chell4Iughes business didn't very few students from Youth Concert Tour in Europe. transit systems will be in use refused to indict him for any crime and the Justice Department Semi nole High School, or even Don T. Reynolds before 2000, but the in- was compelled to drop all charges. to gang warfare among exile was the cause of the killing, She have a damned thing to do with the Central Florida area have Principal tercontinental rocket, the could ha ve been it" personal licopter, th e "Every Cuban poli tical figure political. They could have ___________________ 'First off, the most specific automated highway and is carrying a weapon on himself walked out cf here with many recital of this tale has .,me gra vity vacuum tube travel (j," said or police more valuable items. But they basic errors. O'Brien and i. won't be. offi cial, didn't They took Just a few Maheu were not, as repor ted, "We have reports that even trinkets." "old friends" from Lumber will be extremely .YJ-callber machine guns have Tensions resul ting from the Massachuset ts days. Mabeu, .r' scarce in the 21st century, and been set up In some homes." killings_one in New York and representing Hughes, first efforts will be made to Increase Local, state and federal of. two In Miami—ha ve been fueled contacted O'Brien in 1968 after forest productivity through ficlals were Involved In the by "death lists" and Robert Kennedy had been fertilization to bring trees to investigation Cuban anonymous letters. One list of assassinated, but the " " maturity in months rather f.han terrorism. It was learned that appeared in the men's room of Democratic leader's business ' years. Concrete will be tinthe Committee on Internal the mortuary where the f uneral link (which lasted a little more . proved so that it will be tern. Security of the House of Of the first of the victims was than a year) didn't actually perature. and chemical. Representatives was looking being held, begin until late 1969 when he resistant, high in tensile rto the matter up 'n the request Credit fur at least one of the was no longer chairman. strength, self-curing and -'of one of its mem bers, Rep. killings has been claimed by .1',v.?'' O'Brien has of course flexible. Glass will be 10 times I , Claude Pepper of Florida. aomeone calling himself repeatedly said publicly that he . % stronger and plastics will find In addition, the FBI and a "Zero." A zero with other knew nothing of the Mitchellnew structural applications. federal grand jury are con- lettering was found near the HugheRebozo thing. ducting investigations. Also si te of one murder. That he was a special target Robots will replace men in AT THE SUMMIT dangerous jobs, and today's computers will be replaced by is -- . FLORIDA '6 ç(1ICES System 2 -Party 9 • V TALLAHASSEE, Fla. tAP) The Florida House has passed a once-controversial bill designed to cut red tape that lawmakers say limits efforts to protect the en- I : / -, N - , \ KAREN IIORNI.: ' " firm I '..' . _________ a , _________ ___________ _________ '_\ ______________ _ , _____ L ' ___ Judge Gets Oil Suit _____ ___ TAMPA, Fla. (AP) - A federal Judge has taken under advisement a suit by the Sierra Club to block oil and gas drilling in the eastern Gulf at Mexico until an en- _.. Was It Only Harassment or es? vironniental study is conducted. U.S. District Judge W. Terrell Hodges said Friday that he would rule within two weeks. The hour-long Friday hearing on the suit came during the latest effort by the club's Legal Defense Fund to block major U.S. oil companies from drilling in the eastcmn Gulf. S Two Seminole High School Seniors have been invited to p a I!' At Of or u pp 4 * n Gripped By Terror From Mailbag li Pt ; j I. C, he __ _____ legislative sesion, Gay. Reubin Askew has blocked passage of a bill that would have given the Florida Downs thoroughbred track near Tampa an extra 20 tv m :; tmn:;::: Askew : PrOW Of any legislation cxpunding pari-mutuel activities until a comprehensive study is made of the entire state betting structure. 'I would, indeed, review very carefully any proposed ex. punsis'n of these activities even in a revised structure," Askew said Frnlav in his veto nies. " S"11 (1 In his ' ___________ BERRY'S WORLD ________________ __________________________ - ___ ______ ______ ____________ ____ ' IN4 I '' - '-' .. A.- ' - ' - 41 tçet ** * * ' - - / _ -' . ' '" -- - 000NESBURY by Garry Trudeau I!L' ------. ; 12 Board of Business Regulation resisting any increases in bet. __ -t JRA/ TAM AMT AIOT 40 k%%t2f ! . 1 T 1 i. ( __-W1 ! ,* 1UhLlii rrUL1 Publisher WAYNE 0. DOYLE AuoIi(e Publisher TOM AIKENS Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY N-1? S _________ N.FRNCHAVE. SANFORO, FLA. 3V71 TELEP14ONE3fl.2oIIorS31m Area Code SOS WALTER A GIELOW fl4W Mvertlsng Director Second Class Postage Paid it Sanford. Florida flu, SUBSCRIPTION RAIlS Horn. 0.uIvery 5k Wa.t. Month, 5,4.20 6 Months. 521.10 1 Year, By Mail in Florida Same As Home Deliry, All Other Mill: $7.lOMo.'ath.i Months $l; 20,12 Mol , t 40 . I "'""' - *** - the track at Oldsmar "flies in .• ___ LW r acing _______ _j thinking units that will "talk" with aesigners aria maie suggestions. Building tradesmen could be making u much as $60 an while enjoying greatly increased be nefits and reduced working hours. ( Ar JIr _____ hour, A1Iin all, the year 00sounj like a great place to visit, though nany old-timers who don't expect to make it may be Just as glad they won't have to live there. Still, It's a refreshing departure to read some hopeful predictions for a change instead of the usual gloom and doom. - -I I" I1'1Li= I ijj LA -jui * "Since the state of Floridaa presently has approximately 45,000 pari-mutuel events per year or u':er 100 per day tiar more than any other state) the board generally feels that extensions of 11w season could continue to saturate the state pari-mutuel market and imnnec,t'ssarily increase the cost of regulating this industry," tic Akt' ' "Golly whiz — ?73Ck ' — k — we pause to remember complained that 1w pll000y — nuts!" Of (Is' PR'te11i('l wagering legisliitioms that has beets put on the looks over the years but that UK- legislature has taken no .0 ti)) III it e a rave men who gave their lives * 10 lature it comprehensive review Q(~_ darn it all With pride and reverence, I said. Lawmakers Support Cab net Syst em i TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) -While scandal and corruption investigations rock the Florida Cabinet, lawmakers apparently believe the Cabinet system of government is no danger. Those who support It say the bribery and perjury In(lIctfl1I-nt, aainst f o rmer Edu. cation Commissioner Floyd Christian and grand jury inestigations of two other Cabinet members have not shaken their confidence in the system. And those who would like to see the system changed say the cqrrent problems will do little to help t)rirR' it about "1 (toni believe the recent in. vestigations have changed anybody's mind," said House Speaker Terrell SCSSUtims, I) Tampa. "The Cabinet system is not the way I would have designed it, but it's part of our structure and system of rovernin ''nt in Fkri(la and it function', reasonably well." F. D.I c for this country CLOSED MONDAY MAY 27th. Barnett Bank of Seminole County,N.A, 102 W. Semoran Blvd. Aflamome aprings Senate I'resmdenklesignate Lkmiipsey [tarrun, D-Panama City and a strong Cabinet supporter, believes that recent problems have only pointed out the need for a Cabinet system where the executive power is distributed ;inmnn a panel of s men and the '."rnr - JACKSONVILLE, Flu. (AP) - It's not for every Tom, Dick and Harry. It's more for people like Full Dress Coat, Sky Rock. et and Sports Model Higginbo- thorn. There is Tootsie Roll, Curlee Bush. EmancipatIon Proclamation Cogshell, tmL'Ji [lox and End of the Line. Cherry 1)acquiri, Strari_e Odor, Cigar Stubbs and }*!' Burp are among Williams' records, along with Starlight Cauliflower Show, Pansy Flow. irs Greenwood and Mac Aroni. Williams says he has recorded names fur twins such as Pete and Repeat, Early and Curly, A.C. and D.C. and Bigamy and Larceny. The longest names he has ever encountered are Gospel Lilly Flowery-vine Virgin Mary Lord Caroline and Kekpalau. liionapallhauuliuliokeloolau David Kaapuawaokameha. meha Jr., "Kekoa" for short. Williams, who says he cornpiled the list to 'help interject a little humor into our office," said some parents must have a At the May 6 meeting, city council rejected the board's recommendation that a change in zoning from R-1(residential) to PUD be denied and moved to set another public hearing on th The board is compiling a list of chan ges needed in the r,r,.r.a'n,,1 .b.n. I,.,. eI.. ._..i_,.g_ r.'ru JlUli. IVI WV PIUJW. in order to meet its objections. Board Chairman Jim iness will make the presentation to Council at the June 3 meeting. Among the major items listed are drainage problems in the flood prone area, not enough and storm sewers are need ed, Plans for Just the property now in the city' would result in 712 new families and an estimated Impact cost to the city of ss,000 to $90,000. - You Too Can Have A Cool lgIóo... Install CARRIER Central Air Conditioning System, FREE ESTIMATES SOUTHERN A 1R OF SANFORD, INC. 100 N. MAPLE AVE. EM tiif ,..O- ,- :< t*V%LI 000 16~ 2 Drawer Planning and Zoning Board will also recommend to Council establishing a new zoning category of RC-1 (country instead of the BCE (residential country estates being considered. , f',-" (.i. '_),' PHONE 322-8321 FILE stand I ii~, 110 24" dpih recreation area, impact °n estateszoning) — adesigriatlon schools, the commercial area Is used by Seminole County - too large and should be on one side of the street in the center of the project, and Curbs, gutters, BN T' Coot ^ %0, sense of hwiior - or a grudge against their child - to have come up with some of the names given offspring. He says the most unusual name he has come across was that o( a Jameson, written asa fraction rather than spelled out. He said he was so intrigued that he called the parents to find out about the name and was told the baby had been named after someone in politics that impressed the family. "Apparently,, has been very successful," Williams said of the politirian. "His name stands out on voting ballots." Another objection is that Clark does not control surrounding land to allow for ingress and egress to SR 434 or SR 419. All traffic would be on now unpaved Bird Road toLake Drive. Florida universities face possible loss of $70 million in lederal research grants unless an INSLDE 6 Damdest Names Stuck On Some Kids . 'l'Al.l.AIIAS.SEE, Flu. t Aill In his second veto of the 1974 __________________ TALLAHASSEE, Flu. (AP) ception to those practices would The program, nearly ready admitted to universities other :fl In ncari, all students, SQ - Whites who score high on be that community colleges will for presentation to the state than FAMU who score below its standards will be the same their 12th.gradc achlcvcrnent Lolitissue to do misusi of the re- board 01 Regents on Monday, the cut-oil on the tests, as other universities by 1980. test are going to find It easier to medial work and that each uni- generally provides for mi—Improving tutoring and —im proving F A M U's enter Florida A&M University versity will decide "how far proved programs at pre. counseling at the other schools. rurricuum by adding under a desegregation plan for down the scale to go" in admis- dominantly black FAMU, en—Offering grants to encour- programs such as an arall Florida universities. sions, couraging more white students age whites who score above the s,'hltectural college and masters Blacks who score low on the "A university is not going to to go there and encouraging cut-off to attend FAMU, with in psychology, social sciences, test will find it easier to enter admit anyone who has no iuiore blacks to attend other the grants scaled to give more business administration and the other eight universities in chance to succeed. It will look universities, money to students with higher pharmacy; improving its the system for some Indices of potential Provisions include: scores. image by attracting nationally Chancellor Robert Mziut.z said such as leadership, motivation —Increasing from S to 10 per —Gradually changing known teachers for a quarter or Thursday that the only ex- and other things," Mautz said. cent the proportion of students F'AMU's admission policy, now a year. - Askew Kills 20 Days Sunday, May 26, 1974-7A U ni versities ' Juggling' Races WINTER SPRINGS The city Planning and Zoning Board will recommend to City Council that Calbert Development Corp.'s Planned Unit Development (PUD) be referred to the East Centra l Florida Regional Planning Council Al Clark of Calbert Development Is seeking PUD zoning on 170 acres on Fisher Road in the Ranchiands area of Winter Springs. He had previously also sought annexation and rezoning of an adjoining 210 acres as part of the Oak Leaf project. Council had rejected the request on March 25 because of high density on the recommendation of the planning and zoning board. Racing Time "It HraId - The Development Impact Study Asked sing with America's Youth in Concert 1974 in its fourth annual European Concert Tour, July 10-Aug. 7. Chosen on the basis of their auditions by the sponsor of the tour, Universal Academy of Music, were Karen Home, 18, of 2844 Grove Dr., Sanford daughter of Mrs. Juanita home, and Louise Priest, 18year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R . D. Priest of South Sanford Avenue. Both girls are sopranos and are mtrnbers of the high school chorus. Among the special invitations to the youthful Americans Is one extended by the Vatican to perform in the Sistine Chapel in July 1974. The program consists of chamber orchestra, choral groups and concert band. Following intensive rehearsals and instru.,tion on campus in Europe, the students will present concerts throughout Europe and on their return in New York and Washington, D.C. The students will also have an opportunity to tour outstanding points of interest as they travel through England, Belgium, France, Switzerland and Italy. Transportation and tuition cost of $1,195 has to he raised by each girl. — State What it is, is list compiled by Everett Williams, djrectorof the Florida Bureau of Vital Statistics. On the list are the 150 most unusual names he's encountered in his 34 years with the bureau, SHS Seniors Invited To Join Tour C' Cuban Exile Colon A suit for a restraining order filed last December failed. Drilling rights to 817,000 underwater acres were later sold for more than $500 million. IAJUIS[: PItIES'i' less said: vironment. The bill merges three environmental agencies Into one. It came Friday on a 100-4 vote - barely reflecting past bitter struggles that have prevented reorganization of the agencies. The measure CS•118270) was then sent to the Senate where It may face a tougher fight. Rep. Kenneth Mackay, DOcala, the bill's sponsor, said the measure would eliminate "confusion, indecisiveness and bureaucracy." -- meet Oils groups. Environment Bill By House Sanford ags., 30 i E..S Rob1n,o j _________________ ____ _________ 771 Downtown Orlando �8A-The Sanford Herald ________ Sunday, May 26, 1974 Sunday, May 26,1974-9A The Sanford Herald Sale 5.99 it Reg. F 9.9k ga One Coat Plus exterior Ii'* • cnye!Iowing • Resists stann ' lading • Many colors to choose from Reg. '.i.99 gal. One Coat Pius trim enamel ProtCt wood • Stain, fade resistant Durable • Many colors to choose from snot Shown) \ ,PENNCRAFT ne Coat O JCPenny 1, Memona!Day saies p, IL Il p Sale prices effective thru Monday. May 27. 1 EX 19 a .. 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I as allI Va. engagement lineI an exchange fline,0 American tpehnieni ov. apreement p "" The secretary's 11th trip to perts may remain behind if of prisoners and recovery of But Israeli Foreign Minister a tary of State Henry A. Kissin. Damascus on his current necessary to assist with the fine Abba Eban made clear that IsIsraeli Information Minister bodies of the October war dead ger arrived in Pa!! 'cue today Middle Eaat toa- was dlayeiJ points of a disengagement raeli cabinet approval of KIs- 3himon Peres said such issues have all been settled. in a last-ininute bid to negotiate one hour by a telephoned bomb agreement. singer's suggestion will hinge a separation of Israeli and Syr- threat against his U.S. Mr on the response the secretary ian forces. Force Hoeing 707 at David Ben- In a thre-ho',,r session Fri. receives today from Syrian Kissinger won tentative is. Gurion Airport near Jerusalem. day with tsraeli negotiators, President Hafez Assad. Fourth ()f July raell agreement Friday on a Kissinger had not bcarded the Kissinger got a favorable reac- Nixon Paying Taxes key disengagement Issile, and plane when the threat wits re- tion on an undisclosed Ameri- WASHINGTON (AP)-President Nixon, presented a bill earlier this year For some 1467,000 in back Federal income taxes and interest, "is in the process of corn. pleting the payments on schedule," White House Press Secretary Ronald L. Ziegler says. Ziegler was questioned by reporters Friday aboard the presidential jetliner en routelo Florida. Earlier, at a White house news briefing, Deputy Press Secretary Gerald L. Warren had turned aside several questions about the President's tax situation, saying "there has to be an end somewhere." Memorial Day Services WASHINGTON (AP) -Vice President Gerald H. Ford will officiate Monday at Memorial Day ceremonies at Arlington National Cemetery. Ford's office said Friday that the vice president would reath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at 11 a.m. and give an address in a neighboring amphitheater about a halfhour later. Nomination For Sawhill WASHINGTON (All) - John C. Sawhi!! will be nominated as the first administrator of the new Federal Energy Administration, an agency to be created under a law signed by President Nixon earlier this month, the White House said Friday. Sawhill recently became acting administrator of the Federal Energy Office when William E. Simon was promoted to secretary of the treasury. Scott Resents 'Dumb' Label WASHINGTON AP) - Sen. William L. Scott, It-Va., labeled "the dumbest congressman of them all" in a magazine article, visits President Nixon often "and is highly regarded in the White House," a Nixon spokesman says. Deputy Press Secretary Gerald L. Warren gave that response to Inquiring reporters Friday. Scott said on Thursday that he was considering a libel suit against New Times magazine for the article. But, Scott added, '1 don't want to bring a suit that I don't win. It might make people think the story was true." R J '- TOKYO I AP - Lolice arrested a 25-yea-old bartender for a minor theft and found his 10-1ont-quare apartment crammed with about 3,000 items of burgled booty including four television sets, 15 cameras, 40 suits and 100 fountain pens. He said his "greatest thrill was to admire and enjoy my loot" and he couldn't bear to part with any Of it. - Icebergs In Brazil! BRASILIA (AP) Brazil Is studying the possibility of transporting icebergs from the South Pole to make up for shortages of fresh water in several northern and northeastern cities, declared Prof. Azevedo Neto in a lecture at the I.Jniver-sity of Brasilia. - WASHINGTON (AP)-Over BELFAST, Nor thern Ireland API - Thousands of troops stood by in Ulster today amid reports that London was pre. pared to use th em to restore es. sential servfrs paralyzed by an I I-day strike of Protestant rkrs Tension mounted as terror. i.sts, apparently enforcing the strike, bo mbed two Belfast service stations that were ope n in defiance of the work ban, Other terrorists rampaged through the tow ns of Ballyrnena and Balleymoney Friday eve. ning, smashing bars and cafes. 'lwo unari ('ath 'lies were fa. tally sli't in b.ill miami. British Prime Minister liar, old Wilson held an emergency meeting of hits cabinet fur 2' hours Friday and was reported determined to crush the milltants, who have bl ocked food and Fuel shipments and crippled industry. Before the cabinet meeting, a tvrk' vermuiwnt stak'mt'nt reIwIte(I London's refusal to negotiate "on co nstitutional or Political imiatters with anybody seeking to operate outside the W. W. Martin pe-f C. Call 322.6390 happen. 'M- most common complaint a few examples. ..-.-- ' - --- - '- -- - , I - - . - . I ' ______________ JOSEPH MILL MIU BROWN The Herald Services C:) I ympiad - /, June 6 - - ------------ - -: "In either case there's wjlljq nothing I can do unless a formal "A woman called the other complaint is filed," he sighed. day In a panic. Her dog was A state law requires that any foaming at the mouth and had dog biting a rrson be rabies, she said. quarantined 14 da ys in ease it "When I mot to her hnrni' one iii I..... L: A_. ra bies. iue uug owner is look at the dog told me it wasn't required to pay $3 a day - $42 rabies. I cleaned his mouth Out over the 14-day period - for the and found it was full of coffee animal's upkeep. grue •J. He'd been rooting In "I've had people flatly refuse the garbage, and the coffee was to put their animals in making him foam," smiled quarantine until I point out it's '. illis, a violation of the law. Fortun1k also recognizes other oizuitnn ailments - rimange, (lis temper and such - and '.ould know to isolate a (Ofl• {Ei tamnirsated dog to keep the ''[hers in the pound from bei -outing Infected. "I get a lot of calls about dogs destroying flower beds," Willis 'i.intlnues. There's no po int catching the dog because the next day another one will be in the same flowers. - -- OR - - MORE FURNITURE SALES #S CASSELBERRY Y. [ 1 _~E:T -- ri -.- ' 1 - - - ___ I F ___ ______ ! 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WILLIS WITH 'INMATE' land on the Riviera beach at so, he couldn't pick up the Then his expression became Nice to launch the biggest piece. While struggling to year," he sayd. "My expenses old age, and lie (eels reluctant pained. "You'd be surprised Chess Olympiad in history. contr.l himself, the flag on his are usually all paid, and to replace them. how little sonic dog owners There's a special significance clock fell and he lost, generally I fly out on a Friday show know about their (logs," he "If I were to breed and for the French site; it was If that's the worst that night and return to Sanford (logs again, I'd have to give up said. 0 Paris, 50 years ago, that saw happens when 73 countries beat Sunday." His wife Is also a the judging. The AKC doest He regularly gets complaints the founding of FIDE, the in. each other's brains out in judge of boxers. consider it good ethics to do that a dog in heat is roaming an ternational federation which public, the Olympiad Ideal may ... area, causing fights, and generboth," he explains. governs world chess and gave i( yet prove its worthiness, But His schedule for the In the meantime, he has ally discovers the animal's Its modern direction, there are no guarantees. remainder of this year includes plenty of dogs to befriend and owner has no idea of his pet's A purist might wonder why GOOD THINGS HAPPEN ON A HONDA! LET 'EM HAPPEN TO YOU! Since the Yom Kippur War, judging at dog shows in Clear. take care of In the local pound. condition. the celebration isn't being held conjecture has been rife as to lie recommends keeping her ON THE SPOT BANK FINANCING- FACTORY TRAINED MECHANICS in the City of Light. It may be who should do what to whom Inside for a few days, and tips because Nice will add up to only should Israel find itself paired off the owner where they can YOUR AUTHORIZED SALES SERVICE AND HONDA of Orange County ACCESSORIES a half-million dollars which, in with one of the Arab countries. GO HEADQUARTERSI buy a 'doggie Dia r' odorpe and s A on, La some Paris resta urants, is only FIDE will probably solve thedestroying spray. 6436 E, COLONIAL DRIVE, ORLANDO OPEN TUES..SAT.9.6 PHONE277-6U0 the cost of a pleasant little Immediate problem by casting . luncheon for four. themninsectarateroirns for the % A/ '111 .. VV II JUl VIVt However, 73 countries have preliminaries. The crunch, decided there are fewer tmowever,wIll come If they make By ROBERT BElTS erect elder statesman still rises . pleasurable ways to go broke it together into the finalS. I The Herald Services early at his big white colonial than gorging yourself on Rather than throw any home on the outskirts of French cuisine and keeping an country out for partisan Landon, the Republican Topeka, Kan., for a seven- or eye peeled for streakers in politics, FIDE came up with Party's elder statesman, views eight-mile horseback ride, as he j Bikiniland. I (The first what may be the perfect anrule its current tribulations with the has done daily for years. Later streakers, after all, was not swer: Nothing! Its new serenity of one who has lived he goes to his office where he -. p really a college student, but a now makes it OK for countries through eight decades of this remains active in management chessplayer from Hackensack, to avoid playing each other- nation's ups and downs, of his Kansas radio stations and W N.J., who got tired of waiting Just so long as their governStill alert and active at 86, the oil well interests. for his opponent to make ment.s are at war. man who ran as the GOP Born in West Middlesex, Pa., a move.) presidential candidate in 1936, Sept. 9, 1887, he was reared in 1964 OLYMPIAD Yet certain events should believes that although the party the shadow of oil derricks, and prove pleasantly familiar. Tel Aviv, Israel has been "hurt somewhat" by learned the business from the Bobby Fischer will again Arthur Bisguler Watergate, the hurt will not be ground up. In 1904 the Landons probably not play for the United (USA) lasting. moved to Independence, Man. States, which should again iuiomlrc.avalek "The bigger question is how He graduated from the ensure a shoo-in for the (Cieehoslovskla) the nation asawholecomesout University of Kansas Law - 'I, Russians. 09 of th is affair," be said. "With School in 1908, but never went Patriotism often has nothing KING'S INDIAN the start of th e impeachment into practice. Instead he qw.''.' • to do with participation in Chess of DEFENSE inquiry, things are now coming became a bank clerk, plater Olympiads. (Money, may • to it point of decision. There are acquired an oil lease, and Patriotism, never.) Fir a I. P.Q4 N-KB3 man)- unanswered questions, eventually became one of 1 • • . variety of reasons. many 2. N-KB3 , P.-134 but once they are cleared up, I Kansas' largest independent oil a a •, \ • • • countries never field their 3. P.1(3 % \\ VP-KN3 don't think there will be any operators. S • • • i strongest teams. At Tel Aviv, in 4. P.114 ? 0 B-N2 permanent damage." • S % • S With his fLther he attended 1964, Argentina's veteran ace, 5. N-133 He thinks the House the Republican national con• Miguel Najdorf, was a SPeC- 6. B-K2 ,• ••,• ,• r . , • P-Q3 Judiciary Committee is doing a vention of 1912, joined Teddy t.ator only because of a dispute 7. 0-0 P-N3 "fine job ... it's really trying to Roosevelt's "Bull Moose" bolt, S • • • • S • • - . with his federation over team 8. P.K4 .s• . •. • . ..• • -B-N2 be fair and is considering the and had his first political post selectIon. , 9. P.Q5 P-K4 questions from the con- as a precinct committeeman '• • . • • . "There's ano ther reason." he 10. N-MI N-Mi stitutlonal angle." for the Progre ssive Party in a , • • • confided later. "I have too 11. N-Q3 P-114 , o • • . He disagrees with those who 1914. later he returned to the . a S SI p' ft"r many friends here, and I was 12. Pxl' s S PxP call for President Nixon's Republican fold, rising to state ' , • afraid of be ing torn to pieces." 13. P-114 . • • Q-K2 resignation. "That is not the chairman of the party in 1928. , • . •• • • 5, Another abstainer is Den- 14. B.K3 B-QR3 answer," he said. "The jimIn 1932 he entered the race for , . . . • • mark's Bent Larsen, who is. Q-N3 • • • • PxP peachmen' trial is the best governor and defeated a , refuses to play in any FIDE- 16. BxKBP BxN alternative." '• Democrat Harry W. Woodring sponsored event. It stems from 17. QxBQxB • The man whose life has en- by it narrow margin despite the if .. his failure in the 1973 Leningrad IS. QR-K1 a . ' . . 'Q-114compassed the terms of 16 Franklin D. Roosevelt landslide r • Interzonal, which he attributes 19. R-B3 N-KB3 presidents, the upheavals of in Kansas. I in part to the vacillating tactics 20. HxP QN.Q2 two world wars and all the his reelection to a second of FIDE president, Max Euwe. 21. N-134 Q-R3 intervening conflicts and term rallied 1934 in Larsen is an iconoclast; V. R-113 Q-N4 stresses, is cheerful and op. Republicans who had been .-:among the first to encourage 23 N-K6 Q-N3 timistic. "I don't think there unable to reelect any other LI. mutinies against the high and 24. R-N3 N-N5 ever has been greater reason to governor in the land. The anthe mighty who often Wffl 25. BxR NxB hope and less cause for nouncement next year of a purely on their Intimidating 26. P.KH3 P.114 despair," he says. "More balanced budget, cash surplus reputations-as at Siegen, 27. PxN RPzP people are concerned today and reduced taxes in Kansas. Germany, in 1970. 28. R(N3)-K3 Q-113 than at any time in my ex- focused more attention on him . Gheorghiu, Florin of 29. H-KS llxP perience about conflicts of At the 136 election s-ear , turkey himalaya cat giant wheel sampan boat ride venice 1331 1 AIR CONDITIONING - I -. AND FREiGHT DAMAc 4 '4/ ' SANFORD HEATING monft in Jail, or both," warns Ile illustrated his points with made about cruelty to dogs. I them and judged them, so ford's animal control officer, know dogs pretty thoroughly." Ralph Willis. Willis' father and grand. father raised clogs, and he "I'm trying to keep a balance owned kennels in Puerto Rica, In the job," Willis explains. Texas and Miami. IflC dogs are Impounded ' "I specialized in show p-I"Alter see they are properly fed and boxers," announces the quietcared for while we attempt to spoken man proudly. "At one contact the owners, time I had as many as 20 boxers "Failing that, we try to get of my own." the dogs adopted. In 1956 he started Judging at "If we cannot find homes for clog shows - boxers to start the dogs, they must be with -andtbenmoreandmore destroyed," says Willis sadly. breeds. Today he is qalif led to "That is done by the most judge 16 different breeds of humane rrntmod we know the dogs - or 175 dogs in one day, hypiertnic'' the maximum lwrmnitted hr t!: 1hi-r reasn Ur' t Aiiiriian Kennel Club I CHESS mongolian hordes saki cup japanese village bamboo chute For Free Estimate into cages and hauling them off all my life, and have learned to years now, but it could always job of dog catcher in Sanford. including one outstanding sh3w features softened at the men- ineans knowing how to handle - sky ride china oriental express puppet show "These are the kind of ately we haven't had I case of doing more than herding dogs problems I 've come up against rabies In Sanford for a couple of His rugged, suntanned to the pound, says Willis. it deal with," explains Willis. -- miles north of Daytona Beach on 1-95 ' . JACKSONVILLE - I ROUTE 11.95 o-o ATLANTIC OCEAN MARCO Polo PARK TV EMORIAMMiL J -- in ctarge of arranenients S 109 Tucker Drive - i- 'duties efficiently, says San. M913CO P0110 PgRK Being a dog catcher means Clean Dry Quiet Cooling For Homes Of All Sizes "Abandoning a dog is also "I felt If I took the job It would in Argentina. tion of his own (logs. Two dogs, and also how to meet and against dogs, he says, is against the law, and can be are out to catch and kill as be done right," he explains. "I judge about 10 shows a favorite boxers recently died of cope with people. barking. Some reports are also punished by a $500 fine, three many as they can, or they love "I've worked around dogs all ,Ir, and Mn. FRANK UN LEROY CHILDS wood, and wt,o died Thursday will be held at 10 am. Monday it tht qrevlde in Lake Mary Cemetery with Rev. B. F. Whither Jr. officiating, Gramkow F,'neral Home is In •the other: they hate dogs and &&W Area Death Gramkow Funeral Home In charge of arrangements. Mr. Franklin LeRoy Childs, 65, of 2824 Central Drive, Longwood died Thursday In Funeral Notice Seminole Memorial Hospital. He was a Longwood resident for CHILDS. MR. FRANKLIN LE. 7 months after moving there Roy - Fu ner al services for mr. from New Miliford Conn. He Franklin LeRoy Childs, 45, wto ived at 324 Central Drive Longwas born Seymour ( It's a jet-setter husiness, and water, Fla.; Portland, Ore.; St. employe now living with his Willis has judged in almost Louis, Mo., and Spartanburg, S. dogs too much to perform theirmy life. I've bred them, shown f %4A) India petting Willis, a retired City of Miami Animal control officers too Drive, Sanford, accepted the as in several foreign countries, t41 000 ill frequently go to one extreme or ,- established constitutional framework," One re po rt indicated doubts were raised at the cabinet ses. slon about the wiIlln.;nss of British troops to act as strike. breakers Strike leaders, calling themselves the Ulster Workers Council, vowed to continue their frikr. DAPrLcn wife, Wadeen, at 102 Shannon every state in the Union, as well Safety Commission says that Troops Sent To Quell Irish Strike -IPAIIJ Sunday, May 26, 1974-1 )A And Hate: Two Extremes In Doging Catch Herald Staff Writer De-Fused` Agreement on the thinning American officials say Kissin. ceived. the objections of thousands of unless It receives a "legally ('an compromise plan for thinn. out of force ger will end his shuttling be. s would leave Just firecracker-loving Americans, sufficient" request for a de lay Security men found no bomb ing out Syrian and Israeli force s one major area of dispute: the the government is moving and public hearing, the sale and tween Israel and Syria this aboard the craft, which is kept along the projec ted ce Sunday w he size andofspecific ahead with plans to defuse manufacture of Firecrackers of ther or not a dis- under 24-hour guard, and Kis- line. 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S aboard his official plane, Secre. 1 TODAY Survivors include his wife Gertrude, sous William of Longwood and James of New Milliord, daughters; Mrs. Brenda Therlault of Bristol Conn, and Mrs. Regina Adenau of Sanford, and (our grand. children. • -- -. Sunday, May 26,1974 NATI 0 N Mr. Childs was a tool and the maker and a member Episcopal C'hurcb. - 'S fective? You're reading this one! WIN DOW & ALUMINUM, NC. 9 7L, V',?4 GNA( cci";' SANiOR() • OVIFDO • LONGWOOD • WINTER PARK a ORANGE CITY • LE CENTURY PLAZA 'Opening Soon A �The Sanford Herald Foyt, Weather F avored In I ndianapol is 500 INDIANAPOLIS (AP) A.J. Foyt will be the favorite and __J1_.. _I____1__ ,I ucivuuin inuipwn Gordon oron Johncock part of the silent majority Sunday when 33 can roar into action for the 58th In. — dianapolls 500-mile race, The race is scheduled to get underway at noon EDT and the National Weather Servict fore'. cast says the Indiarwpolls Motor Speedway might finally get a break with partly sunny skies, cool temperatures and a very small chance of showers. The 1273 race was plagued by -- t - -- -- - rain and cold. It was postponed aborted the start on the original twice and had to be deldyed for ____k_ .. morel.nanhlvenoursonu)eday it Finally was run. race day. somebody's got to win the ta int ed races, too. 'I think It was the unfavor. able public response to the race that kept me from being in demand for public appearance and endorsements, like some of Veteran Veteran driver Art Pollard o ar - - P ll d had been killed earlier in a crash 'hiring practice. Last year's race also was a The story goes that winning tragic one, with driver "Swede" Savage suffering fatal burns in a crash during his 58th lap; one of his pit crewm en, Armando Teran, was killed when struck by a Speedway emergency vehicle in the pits, Driver Salt Walther was criti. cally burned, along with sev• eral spectators, In a crash that at Indianapolis is worth $1 mil- lion to the driver in name value, commercials and speaking engagements. But one year hiter, Jotincock's image Is not no. tably changed from what it was before: a Journeyman driver, ld say that last year's race was a tainted victory for me," he said, "But ser and Mario Andretti each has won once. The race should be a fast one, barring extended running under the yellow caution light and despite measures by the U.S. Auto Club to slow down the wide-wheeled, lcw.slung, turbocharged cars. The allowable use of meth. anol fuel has been limited to 280 gallons per car, including 40 gallons on-board the cars at the start of the race. That is a cut of 70 gallons from last year's maximum and the tank capac. the other winners have had previously." The starting field also includes four other past Indy chanips. Foyt, sitting in the pole position for the third time, is going after an unprecedented fourth victory. Al Unser has won twice here and Bobby Un- Ity on the cars ha., been reduced 1w .10 wi1Inn In h.In reducethe tecl1flI'5lity. With 11 unauallfied racing fire hazard. What the cut means Is that the cars may have to slow down a bit in order to get a mlnim'im of 1.8 miles per gallon required to finish the race. A crowd of more than 300,000 persons Is expected to Jam the machines still ln line last Saturday, Speedway officials pro. nounced time trials c!osed at 6 huge wesiside Indianapolis complex for the $1 mil.lion race, auto racing's biggest prize. The dispute over qualifications for the race began as it ended on a — 4:1 : p.m. A complicated entry blank 4 clause was invoked, denying for others the quarantee of a chance to make the race after any car in line before they made a second attempt. Whether the Speedway's Interpretation of the clause was legally sound will likely be testCd in a $1 million lawsuit still pending. 0 Hot H*tt i ' ing Garr Paces Atlanta L",I I r #qrralb W . i - V # 1\C t10 fl - r , 1 41 . - - . M a to A 0 40. - r ti ___________ - _________ • Sunday, May 26, 1974 Page 12A SCOREBOARD ry By The Associated Press National League American League East East W L Pc?. 05 W L Pct, os Philaphia 23 It .3.11 Montreal Boston 72 19 531 19 15 .339 " St Milwaukee 20 1$ .326 " Louis 21 19 .323 i' -i New York Baltimore 20 19 .313 1 ii 24 4fl Chicago Cleveland 21 20 .312 1 iS 72 405 6 DetroIt Pitts burgh 19 7) .175 ii 21 éa New York 20 31 133 31 West Los Aflgele West 3) 13 .705 Oakland San Fran 3) 9 .54 23 21 .54) 7 Chicago Cincinnati 5 .s-m 1 30 21 19 .523 $ California 21 72 u 2½ Atlanta 23 21 .323 $ Kan City 20 2 lU 2½ Houston 22 24 .171 10 Texas San Diego 30 22 .176 3 5 ) .313 iS Minnesota Friday's Games 17 20 .439 2½ St. Louis 1. Chicago 0 Atlanta 3. Houston , Friday's Games Montreal 1. Philadelphia 2 Boston S. MIlwaukee 3 Pittsburgh A. New York 1 Cleveland 3. Detroit 1 Cincinnati 6. San Diego 3 Baltimore 6, New York 3 San Francisco 9. Los Angeles Kansas City 1. ChIcago 2 Minnesota 9, Texas Califor nia A. Cakla nd 3 Saturdays Games Montreal (Rrtko 3-i an TorSaturday's Games rez 43) at Philadelphia (CarlOakland (Holtimin 1.3) ton 5-3 and Ruthven 32), 2, 535 California (Titian. 36). N O.M. Chicago (Wood 73) a? Kansas New York (Koosman 42) a City (Busby 7.31. N PittSburgh (Ellis 1-1). N TexaS (JenkIns 74) at Min. St. Louis (Gibson 3-3) at (hi r,etra (Atbury 21). 2:15 pm, cago (Bonham 2$), 2:15 P.M. (- - Cincinnati Reds defeated the CliffDrysdale of the lluiiie 6-3 in the Indiana -- J Royals 'Win' Fht, Game Wieth — I - - _____ -. - , - Chisox - - '. . . . '-. -- - --.. - . _____ - . ' . A — - ' - -. - - - - - ,--.,,, Lo~~E ,11o - T -1 _14_~~ .; .--# '' '.. '; 1'I•: / . - ... - - - - 4 2 ' ~_,o — .c r -4 - : .•._;Ij - _, I f t ' '_'' - ' .' ____ . -- -1 - ' - % - -itA ;;? &A A nommeor `1- 1. , ~ _-3._j; lylft; -_ . -r I.1 6 — — - -- C 1.7--' ~.__ __ _ --I___1 __ - L _~ .--.. 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' -, p — LITTLE LLEAGUE - Florida State Southern Standings League f ! it --, ..-t - i __________________________________________________ -. -' -"_/ MEMPhIS (APi — It isn t holes for the year on the pro Miller and Budd, iilrn— tw likely that success will spoil tour and gave him a solid ad- been among the st.andoutsof the Hubert Green, but it sure does vantage over little Rod Curl and season. confuse him. red-haired Tom Watson, tied Winning takes a lot more I really don t know how to for second at 134 Curl had a 69, out of you than just playing in a handle it," Green said after and Watson one of the four 66s tournament does You get real taking his second consecutive posted in the hot, muggy tired. 66 for a 132 total and a two- weather. "I've never been in this posistroke lead Friday in the second Green, a lank) 27-year-old tuon before It's like Ill) first round of the $175,000 Dann) from Birmingham, Ala. , has year on the tour. You don't Thomas-Memphis Open Golf won two titles and more than know when to rest, when to take Tournament. $103,000 already this season time off, how to handle your His score matched the best 36 and—wIth the absent Johnny self." JCPennev Monday Only I 4 1 Herald Photo by Bill Vincent -- B.RALL Green Shoots Second 66 - It . '-- -1 ,_ .. - '-,... have requested federal mediation." 01 course, both sides are assuming there will be an NFL season in 1974. The club owners have dramatically changed the rules to make the sport more iItra(tiVe, and tt.'-r' are n, reports of athletes applying for work as astronauts or entering 'rnrvator:e t ,, : twh rout- "Well, they're not meeting _ -. - several weeks." This strengthens the impression that serious negotiations won't begin until the athletes boycott the camps in July. Then Rozelle may be less passive, Four years ago the player, struck and the owners closed the camps and the impasse was finally broken when floelle did Fine. But how are the talks proceeding? #I;- ;4 - - ' now. They haven't met for Now they're asking him to get lost. His profile is very low. "There's always hope," he says. "It would appear the negotiations are going to be difficult. That's why the owners ~~ 01 low - - —. - . .. '—_ ~_ - .. r. k PORTLAND AP - Len Wilkens, the new coach of the Portland Trail Blazers, left Friday's news conference with his hands full. After finalizing the details of his agreement with the team and meeting the media for the first time in his new capacity, Wilkens departed with a signed three-year contract in one hand and a can of game m films in the other. "I'll be studying these films to determine weaknesses and evaluate talent," he said. Even before he f)!ugged in his projector, however, Wilkens admitted two areas that need work. "We definitely need improvement in team defense and IC have to find an on-the.court leader," he said. "Each side has a full-time staff," ' '" - . ' ' 4 — - prepared. __ ____ JlliUlI Eduiioruls siariune'tI a l'r let- Baker tripled and Georges, who had an 8-7 lead pair of home runs to power Ricks- Wells, Mark Renaud and at the end of their half of the Moose over Kiwanis, 11-3, in John Sierputowski all doubled sixth inning had two singles Sanford Junior League play, as with the lone single coming from Bruce Annett, while Gerg Mike Fail took a two- hitter (roll, Scott Milson for the Church, Annett, Scott ictorv (rain the mound. Richardson and Pat Harrison winners. Baker and Milson both Joe Smith doubled and a trio gave up one hit in taking the all singling of Dave Fail, Pat Johnson and pitching credit. I-:ric hedges singled for the NATIONAL. LE1tG;F: Duane lee doubled and Billy t inners, started out on Griffith singled for the losers, Itailroader.s broke a first even ground with Kiwanis, with who had Randy hiar - t's, inning 2-2 deadlock with First 1-I gaiie after two innings. Griffith and Bo Stafford on tIa' Federal with 11 runs in the next 'Ihen, however, Moose posted lllIximHl two innings to pave the way for ts t) III UK' third, one in the a 144 victory. !i'urtti, two ilItirt' in the fifth anti %Mi:uicAs l.E.u;uE 'rico Perez homnered and four in the sixth before dropping doubled and Carl Presley added the St'VeflhIl inning, 2-1. Florida Stat'. Bank's L'irrv another circuit sumiash in it sixDavid Craig doubled and Von I ierhulis homnered, doubled hit attack. Mark Iluaman and I 'auil (;almn singled For Kiwanis. anti singled to part' a 14-8 Andy Faint both doubled and Kip Grant and Tommy Kelley t'rdict os-er Georges with Henry Hardy added a single for worked the mound. seven big runs for the bankers the t inmiers Knights (if Columbus came up coming in the bottom of the Presley hurled a one-hitter uth seven huts, six of them or sixth Inning, ,or the win. '-tri bases including,two home .John ltlll1)n doubled and Lariton Brown's singled was 1 :1)s by Tuii flames, to take a singled with five other singles the only hit for the losing First 'li'1 nitmww frmli I-'Ik in add&'tI to Florida S(at.''s eight Federal (cain with Iamiues Scott atiiitlat ,liWll 1i.;ta I Iiiti"I hit attack taking the mlIounII loss S a nfo rd S oftball Report 1. ' i , -, , , 'I lust im:iijii, it',t'I in ,'',,I - Iltl t i l Ill,tl !; %,vr,,i t jti t t t.iutte- r, , Alemilidt F, I -' lti% Sli ia and l)t'enit Hainii all provided two singles for the inners, with (;rieine and I at Iv W iggins g (ting the ,.!ilttlollal hit'; ranct's 'Ilioumipson's triple the Dill)' extra base rap it nun Noel's with Beverly 1 loimpson t'onnt'eting on three si ngles and Arlene JOm,es rappin! 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Roof Production. of 'I' & 'I' Steai ii- iAu l,ucchitti tripled, doubled ME1RO MEN'S LEAGUE and singled for the winning I 'roser team, with George Jack Pras.er Ford t'itrcil 'tie I)t'Plaitua arid Chuck Snuthi run in the bottom of the eighth rapping out a pair of doubles inning to take a hard-earned 15- andsingles each. Jim Ilalihili 14 decision fro"' W. H. Roof lloubkMl and singled and Bobby Conitruction in a 33-hit softball I )einet'o and George Prosser ganie adding solo singles to tlit' l:ot r ,\lu\,itticl innirg eawa 1 ` 0 ;, w ,, 331/3%o .— - A&Z;_._r_:-=. __ .i!i thrt'.' singli's anti Bernard Mindy Dawson anti Shirley Thompson all singled 011CC for ()st'tr Robberts tripled and lit-t-hion over Noel's Grocery the losers. singled for the losers, with with Beth Shoemaker. Deena Charlie's Debbie I )el'alina t.'1boui, (.'hirles Shaw, itli .laU F'lamiiiii and Amine Griume all slapped out three singk's. w hloilsering 11-hit Dianel)ePalma, Cathy Cook Charles I)utiart, Willy Grayson in the Stiocmnaker attack. amid ('athv Schell all having Zwo and William11 Southward all I 'attv Carlton , Karen singles, ;iatt'ti a 17.1 ;il!itptng getting two base huts for the Viflllit'fl'S league and we:e ute vi'r headed in route to a 13-7 . .:. - Flyweight Bout Postponed _ / Rozelle is equally restrained in discussing the World Foot. ball league or the strike that Rozelle isn't directly involved negotiations between the club owners and the Players Association, and not because the two sides aren't fleeting, lie is holding himself aloof from this struggle The (IWflCTS are . t-, -,"'-f~=,li __i ~~1_ n_~_z~ .c* _..._-~!.__ i.-.-- ... - "I don' t think a strike is inevitable, says the cornmissioner. "They got started earlier on the negotiations this time and they're better far," ' it Itozelle alughed. "No, on Gar'ey's scale of provocations it wasn't very severe. I see no point of elaborating on my statement in this case," almost surely will close the camps in July. Of the WFL, he says, "If they have enough millions and willingness to spend them, they have a league. But I'm not very impressed by what I see so This week he cartit' Vet to •ilri-, IIl!yw J uuutiha a neat imitation of Henry Kissinger. He went back and forth between the owners and ballplayers, much as Kissinger travels between Israel and Syria. Finally, accord was reached. , I (lldfl I seen the Jou, Rozelle recalls. The players asked rue to get involved. • - - - . . 'ItI t- _5_~~ By BERT ROSENTHAL Twins routed the Texas Twins 9, Rangers o AP Sports Writer Rangers 9-0, the Cleveland Bert Blyleven, Minnesota's John Mayberry a fighter? Indians downed the rtroit precocious 23- ear-old right. ... Dick Allen a peacemaker? Tigers 3-1, the Baltimore bander, pitched a five-hitter for 'i.. .• Unusual roles for both of Orioles beat the New York the 20th shutout of his major them, but those were the parts Yankees 6-3, and the California league career and received theyplayedFrlday night AngelsedgedtheQaklandA's4- homerunsupportfromHarmon . '. .. •, — Mayberry, Kansas City's 3. Killebrew and Larry Hiale. . usually mild-mannered first Mayberry's homer, his ninth BLylevenstruckoutl!,-wajked baseman known more for his of the season, gave Kansas City none and shackled Texas' Jeff -. slugging exploits with a bat a 1.0 lead and the Royals went Burroughs. Burroughs had ,, .. rather than his flits, sur- ahead 3-0 just prior to the brawl driven in at least one run in his 10KV0 AP The World Boxing Association C prisingly became incensed on Amos Otis' two-run single, last 10 games—one short of the fl yweight champions hip bout between titieholder Ch artm when he was struck just below Mayberry was apologetic major league record—and saw chal Chlnoi of Thailand and Japanese challenger Susumu Cleveland (Johnson 2.2) at Houston (Dierlief 21) of At . the right knee by a pitch from about charging at Bahnsen and his 12-game hitting streak end. Detroit (Lagrow 3.3). 2:15 pm. Ionia (Morton 63), N Hanagata has been postponed three days and rescheduled Chicago White Sox pitcher Stan triggering the free-for-all. "I Baltimore (Cuellar 4J) , Cincinnati (Sillingham 5-3) at Kil.lebrew's homer was the for July 19 In Yokohama. New York (Dobson 36), 2 p.m. San Diego (Frelsleben 3.1), P4 Bahnsen. The misguided toss shouldn't have done it," he said. 561st of his career, Th e changes was made because on the original (Lite. Milwaukee (Wright 1 5) at Los Angeles (John 6-1) at San came in the third inning , one $ 'I'm sorry. I just forgot about 4 Indians 3, Tigers 1 Boston (CifloViAnd 2-4). 2 p m. Francisco (&yant 13), A pm.' ~_ world junior welterweight champion Antonio Cervantes of I ._ Inning after Mayberry had the game. It's Uie first time I've Sundays Games Fritz Peterson pitched a sixColombia is scheduled to defend his btle against Japan's Sundays Games N Montreal at Philadetph tagged Bahnsen For a solo ever done anything like that." hitter and John Lowenstein Oakland at California. 5 pm. 1:33 pm. Yasuki Kadnia in Tokyo. homer, Chicago at Kansas City, 2:30 drove in two runs, keying New York at Pittsburgh, I pm. Mayberry then charged top.m. Cleveland's victory. Twxas at Minnesota, 2:15 St. Louis at Chicago. 2,15 ward the -'-. The Tigers wasted the UOQtj) his bat, and tagged Bahnsen Cleveland at Delr'Wt, 1:30 hit of Al Kaline's major league Houston at Atlanta, 2:15 p.m p.m. with his fists, landing with both Cincinpali at San Diego. career and a sparkling relief Baltimore at New York, 2. S P m. MONTREAL API — Fred Shero, coach of the Stanley hands, as players from both performance by Woody Fryp.m. Los Angeles at San Fran. Cup champio,i PhiladlphIa Flyers of the National dugouts and bullpens streamed Milwaukee at Boston. 2 pm. CiSCG, 1 p.m. man, who allowed _______________ hit Hockey League, will begin a th ree-week visit to the Soviet onto the field, _______________ and no runs in SIX 35 I Union Sunday along with 99 other coaches and hockey Finally, the controversial Alstudents as part of a sports course at Montreal's Loyola len, who has been involved in Oriole. 4, Yankees 3 Home runs by Bernie Carbo ,iujiy fights, including a cele- and Juan Benlquez paced Bos.- Rookie Jim Fuller doubled CLARK RI.'( KLES UNI )EI( IWUNI)hI( )I 'SE Shero enrolled in the course, designed to study physical brated slugfest with former ton's 12-hit attack that carried home the tying run in the sev. education and sports in the Soviet Union. The visit inPhiladelphia teammate Frank the Red Sax to their sixth enth inning arid Enos Cbflde. eludes an intensive studs' seszion at the National Institute Thomas, restrained the angry straight victory and into livered the tie-breaker with a 16~8 Divio" Nalwa Divot"" of Sport and Physical Education in Moscow. Mayberry. When order was re- place in the AL East., one-half sacrifice fly. helping the Orioles W. L. Pd 05 W. L. Pd. as Lakeland OrI4ndo SI M. — 21 II .415 stored after 10 minutes, May- game ahead of Milwaukee. The hafld New York's Mel Stot. Tarove Co*umbu is is am 3 so ii sis I Wtn$or Haven berry was ejected but Batmsen slugging Red Sox have J(SIiVII$ 17 25 .429 3 10 17 Si) 3'. tiemyre his fifth consecutive C St. P,f.rirg Sa,SVV%h i 72 421 4 I) 34 iii 913 waspermitted to remalnin e th 52 runs and pounded 85 hIts 5.Thai. .sms W,iIe,. Di,*siea game. Dave McNally was the winthrli*g i h Miami Kr*viJI C 37 7 ) 7 an Fort Lu$ But Bahnsen was the loser to AI1*v05 31 It 533 last-out help from Bob Carbo and Cecil so iM i Cooper each ncr, with STATE COl.IkGE, Pa. API — As many as 50 women Key WeSt Birmingham 13 25 .343 IS I) II 4)1 S in Kansas City's 4-2 victory. Reynolda collected three hits for BO % ill receivc a th letic scholarships for the first time this '' "a" "I4" St P$iq- 5. W.rt,- 4ir, By LEE GEIGER KIi,'itie 3, Pev.i'e 3 (10 ry.r,; In other American League while Dick Drago pitched fourState Golden Gloves champion, Lator.s with his combinations. fall, l't'nnsdvania State Universitv officials have an To-as 1 L&o,e,0~4 3 Ashvv,i a a rrr,-N1,.&,r )L Angels 4, A's 3 2 Herald Correspondent roqt LaudrOae !, M.iiii 3,M(k.Lony1Ite dropped in the first round and games, the Boston Red Sox hit scoreless relief over the last A. Against Sittions, his left jab Cci,,n'vt I llowlt,ed. Key west S. Wnl Palm 8.acl't 1 The Angels, victory was their L never was able to get going and straight right seemed to topped the Milwaukee 42-3 innings and earned his first "After muchoul-searching, we finally decided to take Satvrda,'lQ.,N.l Ialordav'sGaw,e, in nearly three years over ORLANDO Scott Clark, a 15after that. St P$$4tg at Iamp Orlande of Savanra, scored with Brewesrs S-3 the Minnesota fourth victory In five decisions. ha ve eyes as they the step without being pressured by society or the courts," ..fle4and a, i4i.,,., J&SiW,..U, at Oakland ace Jim Hunter, year-old Ca.sselberry amateur The winner came in at 157, unerring accuracy. said Robert J. Scannell, dean of the college of health, boxer, rallied to take a split four pounds heavier than Clay. Pat Hollingsworth, 12.3 physical education and recreation. decision from Ronnie Flatt "Classy" Jim Robinson, 73 pounds, made it two KO's in a . He added that most of the scholarship recipients Friday night before a standing pounds, became the first local row for the locals when he bahb would be women who are now on Penn State room only crowd at the Orlando to win as he withstood an all-out stopped Curtis Tinsdale, 120 teams, or those ho had alread planned to attend the -, , Sports Stadium, as amateur barrage by Jimileaster, 78 pounds, in the third. Ilollingssch'o1. boxing resumed after an ab- pounds, in the First round. $51S ," From worth's amateur debut was a sence of several years. a that point on Robinson was in sunashing'oneashebloodledhi., The welterweight win by the complete control as he pounded opponents mouth and dropped ~__ " I,yman High School sophomore the tiring Plant City boy at will. him twice with booming V%affm 11 I I I— allowed the local boxing club to ~_ Donald Monks, 73 pounds, overhand rights. 1117TSBUII(;Ii (AI) i -- CarolGraebner was released by dll STARK VILLE, Mis-c. (AP) ___ ___ then singled through second finish the night tied with the evened the score at two apiece Jeff Grants came home when the Pittsburgh Tirangles and has signed a new contract John I,yman, 115 pounds, got Fourth-ranked South Carolina base to drive in a pair of runs in shortstop Joeff Beaston threw opposition furnished by the when he took an easy decision plant City back on the winning w . ith the New York Sets of tile World Tearn Tennis league. and sixth-ranked Miami, both the fourth Inning, Plant City Amateur Club. to first basewith no one cov. over Jerry Olmstead. Monks' path as he avoided Joe Basil's undefeated, ' Miss Graebner, 30, was drafted out o.' retirement by the meet in the final Vanderbilt's lone run came ering the bag. Hank Each organization took home standup, Small and WTT Cleveland Nets along with her husband, (lark. When '1 I,1' style allowed him to bull-like rushes to take home a (lay of the double-elinlination when Ted Shipley led Ze live gold medals in the team catch the bobbing and weaving three round verdict. off the Earl Bass singled home the tile couple .separated. she w-its traded to Pltt.sburgh. ; NCAA Dist. III baseball tourna- fourth with a triple, and scored other competition. two South Carolina runs N&W1NG? Olmstead coming in with She saw limited action with the Triangles. compiling a 1 Dwight Hernden, 160 pounds, rnent today. , on a passed ball. in the third, : 2-4 record in six sets of riii'.t 1 ii uth straiglit lefts and rights scored Plant City's only knockft th vt t- iv~__V _ The second game tonight pits ilie ('ol.xiy from Plant Lily Wi441 DOtS P.L(L, Gene Meenes singled to open W"A Center cveryti ine the Plant City youth out with a two rounder fielder Mike Han hit 'lII)e agaInst New York over defending champion Georgia the sixth for the only other hit a u.rTIrrE a .oiss took the early advantage when 345-loot homer over the right tried to launch any kind of of- Larry Sherrill, 159 pounds. Th OJ$WING I tOtt1 )CN1 Herbie e &uthern, which was defeated given up by Baxter, who posted Wallace ruined Louis tense. I'M P40150 &UE T)-T field fence In the second Inning west coast I ighter was too much by Miami Thursday, against CNVOWL cicruawi KNOWS. Littl&s fistic debut by scoring a his eighth victory against three for Donald's brother, Mike, was the long East Carolina run, I I'CV&VER, Sherrill as the local fighter Vanderbilt, which lost 7-I to losses. He struck out three round decision in a five while It was Hogan's fourth homer o A S IT FEIS battle not so fortunate when Steve was unable to avoid Ilernden's Miami Friday. ,IWITH $Wc f TWy &L walking three, between the under 50 pounders. Rearden, 95 pounds, ,. the seaon. PHOVIDEN('E, H I APi .1 'hit' i"iivIttioi l came from right hand flue loser of the second game Designated tuittter Vaughn E ThIS Et Imi: Iovideuuce College bk&-tlj.til Ltr Marvin Bai'nes on an tx:hilld to take dil *ht decisloll. Clark, at 147 pounds, was will tx- eliminated, and the win- Flick ,,ind catcher lion Scott . Grantz and Bass ea with his aggressive -1o ) style but The older assault charge was invvitable, and Barnes' clain) of inMonks, who weighed tiu'ee pounds lighter than Flatt ner takes on the victor in the each THE LEFT (i'oa NE 'rts. lost out to Wallace's overall in had three hits for Miami, IIU'ee hits for South Carolina, nocenee while pleui di ag guilty should be considered a at pounds carried the but Caine home in front with his South Carolina-Miami game. now 46-8 for the season. The loss n°' 461 for the season. East boxing ability, ,,, i 'head fake," state Atty. Gen. Richard Israel said Friday. opening round as he battered use of a stiff left Jab, and Wt4T M(ME1IT HEOWMG In other action Friday. South dropped the Commodores, (.ø1'0h1' record dropped to "There is constitutional authority and there are In the second match Plant Bearden almost at will. The crushing left hook. Flail proved Carolina TO TIf LL 1713. eliminated Atlantic I VM" FM= T49 LEFT decisions by the U.S. Supreme Court which hold that a City went two up as Robert Plant City viMtor found an oves, a difficult opponent was he Coast Conference champion which made six errors, to 37-21. WO AND I'!? O iE. South QArol.ina's Greg Ward Georgia Southern sMod live defendant can plead guilty despite his protestations of Odom, 66 pounds cam out on hand right the key to victory In awkward style but Scott's East Carolina LTtRu,y ATj 7m1 E'UIlS In the second inning to en with a $4 victo. gave up only three hits aiiJ innocence If he believes the evidence against him is MFRNS XW MWE ID BE top over Joe Rider, 63 pounds, the second and rode Owl punch overall ability won out In the ry. and Georgia Southern eliml. I sure their victory over CPREF1L aeca.rr 5T11fG struck out sixteen batters In de .sufficient to convict," Israel said. on a split decision. Rider twnmic for his medal. I , t'nd. THE C -r4witiG 'IiiTH nated Atlantic Coast Confer- feating East Carolina S-I. Carolina State, lie said the evith'nt'e agains' Barnes was "overJUST TK LWPER KALP~ proved to be the stronger 17he first knockou,' of the In other anuiteur action I,ee ence champions North Carolina lit Ward's sixteen strikeouts ECaVSF IT MOST LIKELY '0 4 , act (if Ws conviction, whelliling, aw . barring acpuncher but Odor!) was more evening was scored by James Coronent, 84 pounds, used his State with an Senior lelftrider John *Gib. WIU... TCi YOU OUT 8-1 triumph, were one shy of the all-time , cideni, was inevitable. effective with a basy two "Showboat" Salerno, 109 socthpaw stance to confuse NCYrt NOW TO 'OR PIE (DP' INSTEAD em allowed Miami righthandr Rick Ru. Dist. III record for most strikemow Y" wEiromr O" PPZMX1NrJ' A LATERAL only four hits In picking pounds, as he dispatt.-hed it fellow Plant City batUer Bob ter held Vanderbilt to jmt two Hariies, 21, pleaded guilty in Superior Court on ThurWded attdck. LETT- tRt ThE TT)P.,. S LIOC 9'0 TURN. outs in it tournament game. loth victf)ry The biggest UI sda% to a charge (if as.saultin),, teaminate Iiii%renue game Kevin Simons, lO ci the (if the wason I Williams, &c pounds. huts as Hurricane batters That record was set by Clem- against two Kctvirtis on the college campus in October 1972. ' -n the Ugrd round. losses. evetung came in the curtain pounds, I Carl Robichaud scored it blaeted three Commodore son's Harold Stowe L-1 1958. - „ i I closer when Tommy Ellis of the Salerno, one of the brightest close win over Vince Mathews, pitchers for T'hough pleading guilty, Barnes said, 1 still say that 1 FIrst biluman Carl Per 14 hits. South Carolina scored three led GeorgIa St)'' ________________________________ am iflfl('('efll,” Tam a Bay Cyrn Club won a 5 prospects the local have, im- both boys came in at 147 pounds Manny Trujillo drove in Or. runs off East Carolina starter inning uprising With a bajes. t decision over Darryl Clay, of pressed the noisy standing ii, an all Orlando wei'erweight lando Gonzales for Miami's Dave LaRussa In the third In. loaded double which scored Lb Ma.-ia gets International '974 by *A Aihimonte Springs. Clay, the room only throng of 400 spec. bout. first run in the opening inning, r4ng. three, ., . i ' for example, the heauoi uft players' union, Ed Garvey, accused the commissioner o the National Foot i gUeoi vigilante-style justice when Ile fined eight San Diego (Cali f. ) Chargers for ioatng the league's drug policies. Garvey counseled the athletes to ignore the fines and again demanded that Itozell be unfrocked as (ILci pllnari an. Raze ic S re1irii' '" ..- - 11.. _- d, Wilkens Portland Boss ' - nt represented by a management committee, Garvey is the principal spokesman for the players. "weren't you sufficiently o provoked to answer" Rozelle gives %es an pression of serenit y. RCeflt?. -' V. - ..- 1 Hf.' Indiana University, led by ~Qalist Gary Biddenger's 16-m,er-par 300 total for 72 holes, won the Tournament of Intercollegiate Champions here Friday by 11 strokes. With Indiana's Rob Jackson finishing second Individually with 302, the Hoosiers finished with l;221 strokes and an 11 stroke margin over runnerup University of Sou th Florida. Miami was two strokes far ther back in third, followed by 1' lorida International and F'loridu State. . , Wi n s Golf Title KEY BISCAYNE, Fla. cAI' mo id ht society and he was asked why he had ignored Garvey. was tired." — - Drysdale Leads lamingos ('otitri-- "I'm not satisified where I'm I keep going, they'll know." Giants 9, Dodgers 7 walked only one batter anti Winning pitcher Sonny Sie. two-run rallies and Ernie at," Garr said desr.e drilling In the other National League struck out four. bert, 4-3, tossed a five-hitter McAnally scattered seven hits, Bobby Bonds and Chris two home runs and a single in games, the St. Louis Cardinals It was the first shutout of while loser Rick Reuschel, 3.3, leading Montreal over Phila. Sprier each stroked two-run t boos ting his hit total to 73 at the nipped the Chicago Cubs 1.0; Capra's career. He once pit- also allowed Pilill. five hits. singles in a seven-run third Infirst quarter mark of the the Pittsburgh Pirates stopped ehed eight innings of shutout Pirates 4, 1 Mets Reds I, Padre. 3 ning that carried San Francisco season. the New York Mets 4-1; the ball for the New York Mets in Jerry Reuss hurled a six-hitPedro Borbon bailed Don over the Los Angeles. Garr's .378 batting average Montreal Expos trimmed the l97, "but they took me out beleads the National League, and Philadelphia Phillies 4-2; the cause I guess they thought I if he continues at this frantic Junior College. Merrick was clocked in 9.4 at the con. clusion of his winning sprint in the National Junior College Outdoor Track and Field Championships. Gary Rassa, also from Seminole Junior College finished sixth in the broad jump wial a leap of 24- and threequarters. Sieniinole Junior College's Vesco Bradley, who graduated in 1973 set the century sprint mark. Convention Center. Miami's Bettyann Grubb beat Jo 'ti ifllu utiatch TV blackouts on games sold out 72 hours in advance. The Players Association would strip him of all disciplinary authority. A bitter, protracted strike impends. And the World Football League, with its sweet talk and fancy salaries, has emboldened the serfs they are clamoring to eat, ca'e , respected and effective COIl)missioner in professional sports since' the time of Kenesaw Mountain landis, but the Job grows harder for Pete Hozelk' in the turbulent '70s, In this era of social change, Hozelle is confronted with olli'ctls'e bit rgaining, ongressional restraints, ilt'iivands for personal freecioumis by the athletes, and expensive ( timlipetition from speculators who have formed the World Football League. "1 don't mind," he says, "it's iit' nature of the job. I'riu sul)posed to take the heat." Smooth is the word for l(ni.elk'. lie rarely shows stress or irritation, But the inner miian ';in't be all th:d composed. ft.- 'nt'uii n c um Ierv, chipping away at tIlS powers. in men's singles play to lead the Flamingos to it 24.21 World Team Tennis victory over the Baltimore Banners, Drysdale dominated Retrain th roughout their match and won 6-2 before 647 spectators at the Miami Beat Ii pace, hell have about 290 hits San Diego Padres 6-3 and the Cards 1, Cubs 0 ter and Willie Stargell drove In Gullett out of a ninth inning AP Sports Writer for the year. San Francisco Giants turned Ted Simmons led off the ninth one run and scored twice, help- jam, leading Cincinna ti out of a The way Ralph Garr is going "That's nothing new with back the Los Angeles Dodgers Inning with a double, was ing Pittsburgh beat New York. four-game losing streak with a this year, he'll hit close to 300. me," said Garr, referring to his 9-7. sacrificed to third and scored In The left-handed Reuss, in decision over San Diego. That's not a .300 batting aver- hitting streak. "Look back over Buzz Capra pltcheda three- a run-down to give St. Louis and pitching his second straight I3orbon came in after Gullett at', but 300 hits, in lift' hitting. Whefl I totter for Atlanta while getting Sonriy Siebert the victory over complete game victory aiol give up hit; to the 1irt t o San One of the hottest batters in hits, they are in bunches. I don't Garr's splendid support. Chicago. raising his record to 3.3, gave Diego batters In the ninth. The baseball, Garr added three mean three or four hits in a row. Capra, 3-2, in a rare starting Simmons scored when pinch. up his only run in the fifth In- reliever loaded the bases with a more hits to his whopping total I mean in a series of games. role, permitted only singles by hitter Thu McCarver grounded nning when Don Hahn slugged a bunt single and gave up a while leading the Atlanta le been hitting that way all Greg Gross in the first inning, to first baseman Billy Williams homer over the left field wall, sacrifice fly before getting a i3ravcstoa3.0 decision over the my life. Nobody knows Cesar Cedeno in the fourth and and the Cubs Expos 4, PhillIes 2 left home plate double play. Houston Astros Friday night. anyth ing about it but me, but if Tommy Helms in the eighth. He unguarded during the rundown. Ron hunt sparked a pair of - - If) JA('K MUIII'IIY The herald Scr-k'es lie has been the most Florida.'-laniingos beat B)Ton Betrain here Friday night - ' Roze'/Ie U nder Fire, But Still 'Boss' HOUSTON -The Niitional Junior College 100 yard dash mark ias tied Friday night by Don Merrick of Seminole MIAMI BEACH, Ha. (AP) Vlcto By KEN RAPPOPOItT ' Briefs Merrick Equals Mark - I Sports Sunday, May 26, 1974-13A - -- If ; ___ , 300/o off premium drum brake overhaul, f ,. - - Reg St 55 Now 4' 57 Most American cars wor instkfl now linings , rebuild wheel Cylin den rI$uttat, dru'i, repack front *hee: bearings. and rni,re 0,sc brake overhaul, sate 30 , Reg is 55 now $I I? 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The worms are so big and year's tournament but Is still a The recent rains have tough that four or five fish can lot of gar. -ine tournament, sponsored Wekivalliverll,i%,en,in(lpri7.es t: C: h St&re this week, txth ILVQ tich andtaitflsh arc LiijlC ho have by tJe Florida Bow Bunter's ill be handed out Immediately caught in small lake& Phil working downstream once report excellent catches of Council, will get underway at following the conclusion of th'e Rush used a jointed Rapala more. Pat Brooks at Lemon redbreast, bluegills and catfish, daylight, June 1, and will contest plug to land an eight-and-a-hall Bluff Camp reported edod Salt water croakers are once continue until 4 p.m. June 2. SALT. WATER SCENE - Bob weigned in at Siterruncile Spor- brought the water level up some be caught on one worm. Man), ' , By Dave Brose and Tim Simons .,. . At . ..f v. 'w - a• _101 4 4. hL, " . . I t 1 * -40 $ .~, . _. * V ._ .A t ' I a day now," he said during a chat here. It's difficult to picture was my first full spring -= - __ - . - . FIRST TV SPORTS INTERVIEW half aday." but he would like to change His conswnptbon never got that. "I'd like to weigh 200 or M higher, he added. 205," be said, "and still keep transmitting a New York, 1939 Bab Is nudft prOgrft& "I my speed. I'm going to lift Columbia's Baker Field that t don't even smoke one cigarette weights this winter." The New York World's Fair barely visible. In the earhr in Flushing is continuing to nn the camera is pointli attract record crowds this May ybththein. The m 17, 1939. on the set 4 the Fair is black Oneexhlhitcummandlnga lot of attention Is a nge device The ball cannot be followed In the RCA pavilion. Today, a _______ bet larger than usual crowd Is on simple _______ the the pitcher and catcher, let Over Rule Changes watching what has becom, biged INOWMUc.I plere ( alone bale hits and foal balls. But Yepremlan doesn't have By PJi4JL MACOMB many takers for his opposition. When a dear picture is seen, What these curious onlookers Stern, forgetting that others TbelletaldSer"lcei NFL fans last year were are witnessing Is the first can see on television what complaining, often in print, that telecast ln the United States ofa and the handfull of fans at Most sportswriters and fans the pro game was becoming a live sporting event. '1'he (IC' Baker Field are watching Live,. seem to favor the liberalized duel of field-goal kickers and -caswn is we secona game game or a- reports the game as if It were a National Football League rule that too many games were double-header between tiobr&,.t. diangea, agreeing they should being decided via the three. Columbia and Princeton. The provide new twists to add ex- point route. InaU,posslbly5,000people.t dtnent to the pro game this onlythingatstakeon thefleldis Few NFL players were fourth place In the Ivy League the Fair Princeton 1fl the year and wipe out some of the overenthusiastic about the new _________ ieond gan, and 3WIP th baseball standings. bdof the t73 season. 15-minute overtime period for fl..a ak,ia,$.l&.1i&a,.A out .y La ii w,w.-,rr,m. U1 NV'S4 players are split games ending In a tie. Both ______ ._ I I --. __ - 0 this telecast is of mr-h great Mat of them an I W"MMUA - pretty much AW9 "Party" teams are weary after 60 assigned the dean of their radio people actually believe what is that is, according to their roles The nlayer consensus is that the spor tscasters, Bill Stern, to do being promised them-that live on the football field, extra period is likely to produce The kickoff and pant-return injuries, for they occue most the voice description of the sporUngeventsanlothershows game. will someday be seen right In fl!tfl, of course, are *11 for the often when the players are The onl y remote camera new rules moving the ball back tired. uWiI ft4 f owned by th e network Is moms, to the 35-yard line from the 40Star Cleveland middle yard stripe for kickoffs and linebacker Bob babich was only holding members of the of- half Joking when he suggested fensive team behind the the pla yers should get "time. scrimmagelineuntll thebaflb and-a-ha lf pay for overtime," pimted or place-kicked. Twootherdissentetsfrom the They claim It will make their rule change approval verdict $51S hlvessaferf.rom thepounctingor are Washington Redskin Coach onrushing linemen moving Georg Allen and Ed Garvey, down under a punt or field-goal NFL Player Association thief, attempt and at the same time Allenseesnoreasonformnostof uy make punt returns more the rule shifts, and observed colorful -and often longer, wryly that "if they ( the club Wide receivers welcome the owners) had met another (laY, new ban against excessive they probably would have MOIlNG bwnp.sndun tactics of the brought back the flying defense. And t}wv point out, it wedge." That is a long-outdated YOUR wlll beeasier to getdownfield offensiventrategyusedbackin LtPT I quickly now that roll-blocking the days of Red Grange, PROM WE TOP and cutting of wide receivers Garvey especially has been eliminated, displeased with the 15-minute Biil not everybody U happy overtime period to settle ties with the swlfrhes Take and %coud rather have ,. , '-_,r ..r ; Guru Veprenitan, the champion "sudden death" rule gt-'ing IllS Miami Dolphins' crack field- game to the first team tha t WITH L5, IT goal artist, THE WS KNEES. scored during overtime. NICKLRUS MOVES "Ilikrthigameasitlsnow," Mostsportsexpertscredlttbe HIS THIGhS' ETC. 1* OM. 'lheie changes are ultraliberal rules of the flSE *E 'I,ovç 1)T 'FELT." F S*E 'Pt Cit VIM to make the game even fledgling World Football COW FfiC mace than It is league with pushing the con. 0000 (I0%.RRS ST( tEFT WITh R PART L"IF 'Pt LW5* now. Uvving the go*Jpz to sen'ative NFL owners Into HAL F or ThE r5. the bk of the end to ne Is one spicing UP their game. But NFL r of the iL rules they possibly owners say they were conso, wsqrmvrj you r-i Tlurn OF cnIrio WEIGHT OVER TO ThE LF'T FOCTT WITH T}d'T could have put In." sidering the changes long LEFT SIDE MO TOWRD Th TAT. AM p,g thai missed field before the WFL was even a CLOSE )VU EVES 'O SWING AND SWING AND rHINK PSI,.f) PEEL wrs GOING o, goals must be returned to the gleam in WFI, commissioner (DC) 'r),YL F'Gtt if C1JT FC 'YOtJi1SLF1 line of suimmage or the 20.- Gary Da vidson's eye, yard 1, whidwver U lwlht'r Now that Tampa, Fla,, has from the goal, kickers like wrapped up cm NFL franchise Y'-erftLwi won't be called on lot $16 million, the specuIaUo as often to boot the long three- is that Phoenix, Ariz.,Isriextjn vohflec. line for the leaistie's hl'virw EE ITMEN DEAR VIRGINIAN: You can't. In outs. "This was the worst game I've had," he said. "1 hurt my ttthlsspringthathe - notJose McBride singled out the Reds' Citix or Luis Melendez or Jim Ken Griffey and the Cubs' Bill Dwyer - became the regular Madlock as the primary capable of breaking that knee in Philadelphia when I slid center fielder. record? "Oh, yeah," he an. Into second base to break up a Turf I A few months ago we got a I 0 been the same arounitil hem. J - F. Udell R. Spriggi I. Coctuane AF 7 S.'.rctheanl Volto I Or,ton Third Race-S400 Pace 2 Red Eye A. Mantegna 3 MaynardPence A. .Saspevson Vn!in?e P. 6 Worthy tilby F 8Iti 10 QUinellas, '.r I'%I a un iuu - f Cron,kt,,t,i .\Jryu*rn - 1. Cumban Frlsco H. Adrianice I. Peoples Cho ca 7. Winter'S Pride C Harrison 3 Nancys Bruce B Patterson 2 Snaronsjet 3 Snoopy000ji 4.Mit$ViPsun C Binkley 'r.VanDeven,er 1. Ocala Princess Honors Lad MtIICSIiC Sir 6. Tandy's Joy P. Paver 7 Winiome Lad D Bourçeos S Poplar Ace 0. SticidGo AE 1 Aordnei-s Prise J. Larrabee ,/" OI ,.- '2 W. Wyatt 0. Bougeois P Hart:1e -, fl '- -- '- ' --. 110 Miles north of Or Orlando (Casselberry) off 17-92. " - jjp P Munt: _____________ GOLF ,0 ______ __ DOUBLE _ _PLAY DUNLOP I)UNLOP GOLD SEAL ______ ____ ____ ! 1 r,plac,m.nf ti,, _______ . ______________________ - MEMPHIS, Tom. Lnag second Friday 42 I'uII,,llrr 41 SiaIinwt1* .......i ILICL I a.. UOCU - (API round scores fl the 5)75.000 Danny TPm MnpIs Coil Clc Hubert Green "6s,_137 Rod Curl 6169-U.t Torn Wation 6166-hi Bob Wynn 6670-:34 Forrest Fetter Bobby M'tchell ; Gary Player 672- 1 37 Larry Ziegler ELITE "78" Twin Steel Belt Whitewalig with 40 000 mile Treadw•s Policy • Two b.h*s woven stool a Two b s Mss NOW AS LOW AS ________ ________ .. "78" SPORT - __________________________ ' 1- J _____ : ' - ' _____ 0 ______ • .,it Colbert r-.. r" ' 7045-135 ___________ . ...,..s. UIJUI ,...s. .,..i UiI SIRI IMI ILI assuming the right to - . .. .. physically assault anosner person because of a difference In values. A WISCONSIN MOTHER AND TEACHER - - - .... ,' by Larry Lewis LI - by Heirndohl & Stoffel BUGS BUNNY HCM' \( FINE!) CUP.'LITTLE ~%000.S- 1 DO I LOOK? MAN' MEETING, &*S! IrM ALL sr TO GO 'T ./ I IF il •.'."J -._,......._ . - - / - ; - I I - 15-IC -_ - ,' CAPTAIN EASY by Crooks & Lawrence MAP'JWHU.E ,-':':• --ONER ;... BEAUTIFUL. OLICEY... I BEAUTIFUL TIN M1J51 BE CAGED iC) ______ _____ AWAY _____ - SOUTH (1)) ____ ______ ______ - - vulnerable West North East South North-South 0 PUS Pass _ . t- 1 '. )'iii' *'ipn IH)%S.\ ta7'd Ilrafl of flight f,"SI 2 NI,w ', 'J I..' T , A W, r *A " I .-' LZ •JT') ' j~ ___ SI __ _ B3y '*,y o' I lI4A I"' I -J I A ____ ?fL ______ ________ __ 4fJ 'ii sq*jj i' . '-ii lIJ'4" I . Eventually, Joe came down to a four-card ending. He was ____ -- 4 I."i'l _____ l (,,nln.in ii 'ItJ..'.i4 rnIl.Ii IS 'i1jrkt'dapi aIIw 40 ,njhiv'sj 13 I'I.,inui,' 'i,und 45 ('.h', %Ji,hi tn 17 'd'inlain - iI I T-I _____ k_t=i_______ ______ I I L:InA - ____ ____ * -- 0 :. ,, by Bob Thaves FRANK AND ERNEST XAM ThE X ANTHI CAPTAIM Of MY 14AST1 OF MY Z API 4LSO OF - 14 Y PO ES UI3LCaU of paying off. Joe complained about bad luck, but as usual the loss was . mae to bad bad play. If Joe had known that West held exactl y two diamonds he could have played the ace first and let west hold the second diamond trick. - WINTHROP by Dick COIW ALWA West would have had to lead a --w. - mw -vI • "1 MOVE SLACX DIll To GREENVILLE. - 11l_77j,J The bidding has been West North Eut 14 Double Pass LIII 24 25 5-25 South Doc av;-w I 2• Pass 2 NT, V D... ' 433 Chic trump, as was dummy. West 4Q965 )(4 •743241o65 What do you do now' held two diamonds and two A-Bid four hearts, 'our king clubs and East four diamonds. ;i;q AT of hearts looks as If It's worth Its Joe should have known this, TODAY'S QUESTION East had shown outon the t,hjrd Agatn your partner has club so that West had stat Led doubled one spade. This time you hold with eight clubs. West had Q 965 K 2 • 7432 4A 65 played two hearts and shown 'ha t do you do now out and had held exactly one trump. Th is left him with two Answer Monday RAVE ',O GOT SC4ETHIP4 c2 T3.IAT'LL -.----LAST ALL DAY / ii ;), ( kY1 . , . - ~, .1"') ~ ~., _~ X 8! ~4 I %W - 1~ ~, - ,,,~ IV I- _. O.. - - 4$ Sdi'11451h BEETLE BAILEY (wi'AT'6 URPREP i4OW LOW GOME PEOPLE CA'44 Al 1'IIIU% fruIt V l't,Ifll 'F'i 1 1(1 -: 2!:. If. -. •r,'-. ' "...1 - - )' l . Mort Walker I'M S2 IhIme'lIL .. - -. 'c'mh lutmi ,q . ! by Gill Fox Young $40 AN OUNCE FO j- weight In gold. SIDE GLANCES Covalli WE club a nd give Joe a ruff, discard, gie, slam and ru btr . 11 in.i un,' IIhtIP .' hI,ijt'. ,, j , f) 'thuj,'"aljr,'t 16 t..,iiil'. ,,l SI )ntin' JO IIIId hut It.'tUt ,i'ijflt lI$S**Ptn IPTtPIM AS SN .- holding three diamonds A" IU.A L ____ i.uL'a.urn 22 ILinsti'Iik,' V L, L+K_ I king of diamonds. He thought sOmemfloreledalowdlamond and covered West's jack with dummy's queen. East took his king, led a diamond back, and iw A 1012 A743 - -. - -' - - I - he had been thinking about the EAST 44 42 KQ J97653 + JlO + K916 ' K J 1017542 # Q 9 4 - 11 0 Joe had been playing slowly WEST ONLY T4E MECHANICAL. kIrn' CAN TRUSTED OUT OF -_ 7 -, - Of LIVE BIRD!; IN YOUR CELL ... but instead of counting the hand centration, 2020-H W4it. OUT \,-..WROW (ALJ, iWA SOMEONE P).1ONE .W' J CIGARET Lt&i'TER DLIRIN& A - Two Plismiass eis -• _____ 1 ç 0 JUl Jjull. -- '.uui Jul11 401 W. First ,' McROBERTS TIRES JOHN DICKEY INC. 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S3 TImI k' jttw,'jtsun ' Featuring ". ,' flt 1V1p11(,*rc !M ___~ \ ' A Jasprr&on -, i.,.ea..._ I - 0 Mi'iittiranean .. c.t Camden Bonnie IN. 29 Step 32 I:'nd 34 I(It,1 t'nlolde,l Filth aee-17DO Pate I7 TJ(I dirty words, if used at 4 might lr'n VInn4 I(NN 6 (luni 17 T>wo( 7 ;u,iiui Itiluca' (11i 56 IIaiaiian II Satin I I1Ihli',II ;rInd 19 S'akrra 9 F.iiita'lIi't* , 57 t'tutamj'. 21 ounlinpxl 10 Ii'tti'aI g 23 I'rimuun II I(urnph 24 Yars '/A'JlInIl j IS Nh Wifli) Lint' 5Q Ha'inII.aIin, 21) - R Payer A Jas peri.on I)l(-ffl.Jl 41 lltI((t.I'.ILfl V lkti ijIula. for nilancr 12 I'(Niit II F.nunitW apa'IIaunn II Au'1raIian *nlrsvh IS 7upphut - 0 mouth than by all the four-letter 'ij'° s tv Ninth Race-SI,000 Pace A 8.1 5.2 Handicap '"" - i --U(IIJIII FOUflh ROC-Se09 Pace c. T4 ____ 6) 0 'TTI'I Israel -J " Lituuj iIaw'-% Ri. Ptist Tirn,• JO I'M . - PninceftMarion S. Tweedle 2.Jeflerson Rambler E. 9olIon 3. ROSCO 0 Bourgeois General Joe A. Jasperson Abigail Adams P. Paver Jr 6.Sgueal'ngUjrd R,Netiy 7 RrOOk'LOr('gOn R,WerkPeiser S El Cptan A. Wiley Jr. V, - Call 831.1140. ,\ thood gives them the right to - I) . 4AQJ765 - 411111 Eighth Race-$I.000 Pace B-2 "" 64 DEAR SECOND P up a Pass 64 Pass howl and ask Dudley to please PUS treat you llkea dog. And Ube OpenIngIead - K 4 efuaes, bite lni In the leg. DEAR ABBY: Our daughter. tn-Law steals things from our Hard Luck Joe played slowly, DEAR MOTHER AND home. Before we put locks on TEACHER: Beautiful! carefully and ineffectively. all our doors and windows. ,tndenti •r. fn,.tttnuit. .,A Each card was nlnvrI ---- ri steaks and other- --foods disap- your children are blessed. ceremoniously and accompanied by what was SUp. posed to be Intense con- V c.2 1.L en aS Yank 2 Sheherarade A. Wiley Jr. 1 Hawaiian Eye A. Jasper ton 1. Mini S.ota A.Dande S Tamar Ban Joe 0. Bourgeois J. Huey 6. Bombay Jim 7. Cralgs Champ .1. Martin IBuckles S. Clark Jr. AC 1 Oelie Oregon P. Werkheiter ' .wLwr'uuL'r. 10Trifectas, Win, Place, Show. Ten Rairs ihe Monday lhrouh ' C'DfV"MT' Superb Clubhouse Cui;inv. 1 flisk' P Hartzier J. Larrobee hut T nm h.iilnt, I,mnpi.A 'b W U. - - 7. Sicot Fa%hion Abby. I need a little affection, When I complained, Dudley said: "Don't tell me you are Jealous of a Dog?" Well. I am ini1 I'm ,vt Well kidding. Any suggestions? • -. -.~~L, , tv ; /' mate. by parents who think p& en- Dudley calls the dog all the pet word., that ever ere. IWIesheUSILacaUme He Justasbeautylieslntheeye even pats the dog on the same of the beholder, so does filth in spot he used to pat me. literature. To this beholder, a Ways to . -1 CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS DEAR ABBY: In response to to agreement with a close tie. dog, and since then nothing has apply five knuckles in the 0.' McBride was pleased with the to beat out. Entries others me. First RacSO Pace •. DoveHlH Club I' .. fvVin competition he things he'll have 3 COI Me Beanie J Br itton 6 Rapid Fire R grown I Fiaxe'(saov C 8nkIey c.3 Tenth Race-$61 Pace S Arden Ed A. Mantegna Ci D. BtliMrd 1. R. J's R. Brown 6 Buddy HOpe Y. Amen Belie 2. Bar? Farvel 0. bourgeois K. Mahar W. Spriggs J. Divoracek I SciecC 3. nrey Bitt M DAmato I JOppa Star Maid S. Spriggs 2 SIthIi Sa l 4. Hono. Key S. Croisln R,Munt: 3 CirUon Time Slath Race-5700 Pace S Has B.i J Huey M. DAmato 4. Slot Student C.) Summer Yankee M. Hume T. Bulky S Senator Gene 7. Guy TIde C. Ippoilto J. Parkinson 1 Proud Trr • Pilot Up .J Corona 6 Kiflfl,k'fltCk iRau J Larribee 2 T6yiontFirveI JParknson 7 P,ajoretteL Bar AE lAI Bars Mnn iCorona A Woe' Jr R.Muntz e Madam Runner AE 2 Cope P.n Tnen J Jeqeznak 30.K 'SAl a 0, cn.I.d.h, t, Q,,nM..e S Kfl'ghnrne Babe D. Bourgeois Second Race-SIlO Pace 6. Only Game S Spriggs c. 7. Drumor e D. Brainard S KilIarn$y Knight 1 Dane Adios J Lirrabee C Ford 2LefWIyPiCk RMunt: Stv.nth Race-$l,000 Pace o. so. Stoiey(y T BIasiw 8-3 S I &ija Rod I PMknw1 .. a. vsuuuav I. S8fl Bengani sinamile R NeIy R. øron _____ , .. I 5-111; " "" - ":f ,I-,,..- , , 1, . Carroll Righter's Individual . ST - -if The lady Is looking for sky the mother of an ilth grader LIBRA (SePL 23 to Oct. 22) Forecast for your sign for June rockets, Roman candles, gypsy who is upset about the four- You need help of a personal Is now ready. For your copy violins and goose bumps. In letter words In the books natitre and are able to ask a send your birt.hdate and $1 to other words, YOU don't turn assigned him to read by his generous friend for It and get Carroll Righter Forecast 'c IIIR on. Don't waste precious English teacher, right results. Eng ige In Sanford Herald, P.O. Box I time brooding. You have a lot Mrs. Upset states: "If I heard favorite hobby. Hollywood, Calif. going for you, so get going. my son using such language as i DEAR ABBY: After being he is being forced to read, he married toDudley for 3Oyearsl would get five knuckles In the By OSWALD & JAME suppose I should accept the fact mouth." At Bridge JACOBY Isn't the most demon. As a mother and teacher It Is I & strative man in the world, but my oninlon that there is more o th er cards at had to be th something has come up that suffering in this world caused NORTH 25 LO1II4 The record for circling the bases is reported tobe :13.4. Does McBride think he's NFL Players 'Split' - "The Stars impel, they do not that you can operate more compel." What you ma ke of intelligently in the future. Conm Your life is largely up to YOU! VIRGINIAN examined by a doctor, McBrIde-with urging want to," the 25-year-old Bake said. other words, it was bang-bang. is hitting the ball good," said more, but I think I'll get opprovided by Coach Vim Benson McBride responded. Then Ken Hells, who might be McBride, putting emphasis on portunitics later." " slowed down a little at first - has deci ded the time has The story has a happy ending, base," McBride recalled. "I in need of a saliva test, ripped the word good. "He's going the Another objective of McBrIde t literally to quit blowing n you might expect. "I feel thought the ball was going to be Ns fourth consecutive hit, and other way with the bail ULstead is to beconse rookie of the year. 0 wioke. McBride recalled that much better rvw " be said "1- .uubiii. 11 xint-iri.j '.II.0 I'*t."I eI'. $'-.-. a.. ..t -..'Ii ti tL ....It ...,.ê I_ WV U-V W UI LU UII CVCryUUul,. BC 1W WUJ IJUL dt LU LIIL( he started smoking when he used to be short of breath after I "Then vhen I got to third easily score the winning run in pulled the ball In the minors, against the Pirates' Dave . was at Fulton (No.) High run, I feel stronger now.$# base, Benson was telling me to a 4-3 decision. After the game, too.,, Parker, who went to bat 139 School How booked was he? He The decrease In smoking has come, and then be was telling McBride was more inclined to McBride hit .302 in 63 tImes at times last summer and hit whisUed and then replied: not led to an increase In Pounds. me to hold up. If I had stopped, I talk ,about his first four trips to bat last sumnaer in his first A player with more than 130 at. 1 "About a pack or a pack and a The 6-foot2 McBride weighs 1, would have broken my leg." the plate -all of which resulted season In the majors. He saw to bats Is not considered a rookie. iI.&IiUL - I swered. "I think! can run it in double play." McBride doesn't resuitsot spring training. flus McBride short of breath as a ____ 'r,y: - I k :12.9." need much sympathy. ST. LOUIS - Bake McBride "Benson got on me about my runner. The presence of world Don't underestimate the Even though McBride might training," he said. "I'm usually no longer would walk a mile for smoking. Last year, he kidded sprint champion Herb importanceofMcBride'sipcial, be the fastest Redbird, he said a slow starter." a Camel, and he feels better me. Thai was about all I did last Washington in an Oakland lie won a game with his speed manager Red Schoendienst has If Uiat's the case, he might be when he gets done running 90 year (as a major league uniform means McBride is not recently against Cincinnati. not put him on his own to steal, able to achieve his preseason fee L rookie). I was so nervous. the fastest player in the majors, With two outs in the bottom of "Of course,I would like to be on goal of hitting ,300. And For the St. Louis Cardinal "Then he saw me smoking In but he's certainly among the the 10th inning, he slapped a my own," Bake added. "Lou McBride enjoys being in center fielder, It's a whole spring training, and he got on fastest. He recently turned a grounder at third baseman Brock Is the only one on the lineup virtually every day. "nother bail game. Or to change me," continued McBride. "Ali ground ball through the left side Darrel Chaney. He juggled the learn on his own." ,,There's a lot of difference$another expression you've the coaches got on me. I told of the infield into an inside-the. ball briefly, and that was all the one rea n McBridz is not playing every day," he said. heard before, Bake would the m I was going to stop, but park home run, and Cardinal time McBride needed to reach running as much as he might "I've got good timing now. It' s rather switch than fight. they didn't believe me." broadcaster Mike Shannon first with an infield single, How under normal circumstances 13 not the same when you Just take Now that McBride is giving flow much trouble has he had timed his trip around the bases close was the play? Bake an- that there has been nothing batting practice. So far, I'm up puffin' cigarettes, he's giving up smoking? "It's all In at 13.9 seconds. That's not bad, swered the question after the normal about Belts, and he's pleased with the way things i . • Mw Heraid &rrviees ____ We spoke to our pastor about show affection for those you this, and he said he thinks our respect. " __________ BAputyRARNLy . - OH: OH.' SOMEONE'S COMING! I'D BETTER/' DUCR! WHICH MEANS HE'S PROB'LV SET UP SHOP 5OMEW'HtRE AROUNDTH' PERIMETER! MONDAY, MAY t7, 1V74 11 i 'Weeds,'St'0I11 'Smo ing u*ts THAT MUST BE 'M'PLACE GENERAL HAN SIN'S TR(1NG T0 1AK/ - . ____ from the Carroll RighterInstitute TAURUS(Apr. 20 to May 2D) AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. I took her to New York, and but that he's trying to Study what Is needed at home 19) Getting together with we stayed at the best hotel cover up for her. That'i hard and show kin you are willing to associates and listening to wh.t (separate rooms). We saw five for me to believe. Our son cooperate more. You can they have to say makes It Broadway shows in as many wasn't raised that way. handle a problem In a wise way possible to come to a better nights an'i had a wonderful now. understanding. The last straw was when they . time. I took her to a jewelry were here for Sunday . GEMINI(May 21 to June 211 w"nr-r store hoping.she would pick PISCES (Feb. 20 to mar. 20) out and In daughter-in-law was Show allies how inuch you like some rings, but she ended UO Lt A meeting with co-workers at ,.,. mylith iisv wiui uiv wia 4 - with a (hamond wrist watch afterwards. She kept hanging projects" that appeal to you. the start of the work week can Instead. bring excell1ent results. Take around the silverware drawer. Keep appointments that are All the time I time to shop for summer and dined After she left, I noticed three important. . her I never laidwined clothing. a hand on her MOON CHILDREN (J une forks ar4 four spoons were because Iwanted her to know I IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN to July 21) Begin the wee was a real Sout he rn gen tleman missing. k TODAY. . . he or she will be properly by getting all your 1, whose intentions were strictly I am praying constantly for mo netary mat ters handled with able to charm others Into all honorable, this girl. How can I help her? speed and precision. Show you kinds of favors. Teach to help others and to work for what is When we got home, she told She can't be right In the head. have wisdom. me she couldn't marry ,me WORRIED LEO (July fl to Aug. 21) You desired so that there can be in. a because the "chemistry" are highly magnetic and dependence throughout the life. Wasn't right. (Now what the DEAR WORRIED: Between Charming at ft time so get time. Direct the education heck does that mean?) She prayers, have a talk with your together with those you respect along business administration . returned the watch and asked* son. You are wise and com- and admire. Attend grout) af. lines. Be sure to give religious and ethical training early In me not to call her anymore. passionate to realize that fair tonight. Abby. I love this woman. How something is wrong with the VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Life. The 11-year-old who hadq Q - by Dave Groue son knows his wife takes these ,s___napper.11w group was fishing down somewhat due to a strong be Jay LeMee, one of the fishing' the deep water at the current making It hard to hold I,cMee family who have won bottom, but the boats are n,wny trophies in the Daytona -steeples,,. pounder and Jerry Dullard had bass hitting early and late, again giving the bank fisher- Awards will be given for the Harvey and Buck Melts found Beach FishIng Association' Wayne Brady of the "Fishin' running every day. quite a battle on his hands with Bottom fishing here has also men some good sport and good largest gar, the biggest mud- the snook to be very tin- hole" Bait and Tackle Shop optournaments, This writer had an Rook'i* e The Sports Ti m e Mach ne C SCORIPO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) You have ambitions that can be DEAR ABBY: I never peared from our freezer. Our GENERAL TENDENCIES: attained If you go to some though a successful son (her husband) mentioned An unusually good day to carry bigwigs and gain their support. bsinesan would have to casually that they were having through with your most com. Make big Impression on the 1 h write to Dear Abby for advice, steaks so often he was Ured of prehensive plans made right people. but here I am with the rest of them. In the spring about half of recently. Show that you are a SAGITTARIUS (Nov. fl to the schnooks. my canned fruit disappeared generous person who is willing Dec. 21) Anything you want to I am a 56-year old Southern from my basement fruit room. to Join with those In need of do that requires a new slant Is gentleman who lost his wife a 'Their daughter (age 10) said: aulstaice. Express a winning all right now, but make .sure year ago. (No children.) I put "It seems like we have Just as cavalier additude. you listen carefully to others. my house on the market and fell much fruit as when you canned ARIES (Mar, 21 to Apr. 19) CAPRICORN (Dec. fl to Jan in love with the real estate last sum-mer." Her mother Ideal day for having a good 20) handle those obligations agent. She's a sophisticated, 42- blushed and tried to shush her time at the amusements you that face you and begin the new rear-old divorcee who can turn UP. most enjoy, but make sure you week along very constructive .w me on with a look. I knew she lines. Show ti was for me an hour after I met her. Ihtttjiii filiiiu has slu'cd houked the big one turned out I - I li,; tr,a.L 9 I---.fl.1I,,n(I rid -'-' ."...: .. ___ I 711OROSCOPE V. • "7' W . boat. lit, droplwd a fine overboard. rigs. ALLEY OOP ru1j By Abigail Van Buren -.- Cutting the line, we met the 25. h1ludfish were not included in beginner Ili the art of ocean out to fInd them. that tournament, A few dolphin and barracudas boys at the West seawall and fishing, came up with the best Ali fish may be weighed in at catch of the day the first time are striking also on the trolled delivered the fish. A couple of bass were Chemistry' NotForHer about three feet of water just tore the river up while he Blountstown, Fla. is proving to taken via the bow and arrow four pound-six ounce mullet, some of the other guards. its mackerel, and bonita and are shrimp net to get him in the large as the winner of last 1%0I 1:0 ' Bream fishing on Lake a 10 pound largemouth which he been quite good with big eating in Lake Monroe. Fred fish, and the heaviest mullet, cooperative last week when sent word that a petition is portunity to assist in the lan. Jessup Is the hottest Item on the finally conquered on ttj fly riyj and plenty of b,m. Sweet at the "Fishing Hole" Another overall prize will be they journeyed to Captiva being circulated to try to stop ding of a nice tarpon under local scene this week. Blueglils, Bass have come to life on the At (teen Bridge, schools of Laid of several big strings of presented to th e bowlisherman Island on the Gulf Coast. Only passage of the bill which would unusual circumstances last largest kind, are on beds the the SL Johns River. Near Martha baitfish are moving down them landed In the past few who scores with the most fish two fish were landed but they let commercial fishermen week. Shrimping near the draw in the vicinity of Riley's Camp Isle Camp, early morning toward Lake Monroe and bass days. taken, almost made the trip wor- destroy porpoises which of South Bridge at New and they have not been at all action has been noted in several catches should start coming In Bow hunters are getting In The contest, in addition to thwhile. Bob's weighed in at become entangled In their nets. span bashful about taking the bait, of the favorite schooling spots. at any The bill introduced In Smyrna, we were hailed by some good practice licks for the being a real sporting event, over 22 pounds and a 19 pounder Terry Gladder and Jay One angler, a newcomer to the Tallahassee allowing netters to young fishe rman on the brldg Sothlng unusual in this upcoming bow-fishing contest serves a very useful purpose In was Buck's contribution. Stokes of Forest City put 30 of area, was parked on the part. of U* rim Occurred this scheduled for June first and that It helps to keep down the Some nice flounder are hW keep snook (four per day) has above us, --fley. Mister, in) his line them on the stringer and striking grounds at daylight one week as sea cows (manatees) ting at Main Street pier In apparently been defeated ac- friend has a big fish Dcrsey Bailey came In wi th 34 day last week, when as the sun made an appearance In large and we can't bring him up Daytona. Several were landed cording to Brady. Daytona 'cause he's too heavy. the same day. Fred Johnson, broke through the early mc.'- numbers Seven were seen in On the bridges In the late last week including one of David Hiley, and Chick Sales n1n fog, the river exploded can't walk him to the "We ne TOU (Or Is it bird?) All seven pounds taken by Harry area, daytime fishing Is achad a total of 46 in two days with bass chasing minnows, were In Pery shallow water counting for some good catcnes shore because of the pilings. Gressinger. while Jack Romona, his wife, On his first cast, he landed a eating the vegetation off the Trout, whiting, angelfish, of drum and sheepshead while Would you help us?" We were ready to leave so we Marcia and their children, 'small one and "Bass Fever" river bank. sheepshead and drum have the night anglers are hitting on Dean, Joe, and Angela landed got the best of him. Tarpon upped anchor, pulled around Camp Seminole on the been among the other catches trout, snook, and bass. 16 In only two hours. Sam Tornoka the pilings in the draw spans are running good at His next cast with his spin- Wekiva River has put eight new here this week, Wright and Milton Jones took 25 nlng rod produced an tin- fiberglass boats into operation second at Wekiva River Haven population of unwanted trash and attempted to put ' landin Merle Keller, pier operator, and High Bridge. and other boats reported believable 44blossornot in his JIM for the safety and comfort of Camp. fish. Trolling boats out of Inlet rx,t over a 25 pound tarpon. took a busman's holiday and equally good results. Watkins brought in Bob The fish was too big for the a and for the next 30 minutes he their visitom A special variety Winning entries last year went deep sea fishing with life Harbor are scoring with plenty The bream are bedding in watched helplessly as the bass of wWw3 brought In from garfish weighing 25 pounds were a garfish of 30 pounds, a guard captain Bob Wheeler and of king mackerel, big spanish landing net so we used a big out from the bank and should worked feverishly to untangle be just what the panflth want in method. This Is not quite as and the largest string totalled rawu i • Sunciay,May2o, 1974-15A The Sanford Herald - Dear Abby lb - ..__ 11 2%) I I.'I __HEAT ' - "Let's go around again on the wine, Sue! After all what's so bad a bout being overweight overdrawn and over-50?" - ' - . q' ) 1 j , 1lIIIIri . .N / 00' �•- ---- liSA—i he Sanford Herald Sunday, May 26, 1974 iqrralb I. , I Iq IL il I ts I ' IF I + I IWIHI b + World - + - - Sunday, May 26 1974 - Page 1 B - ; P ubl'*l c School Brass 1 Riding 3 —' -'- 'I' ... Unnecessary Gravy Train going. I hope you don't mess up and bookkeepers and teachers. Sporting goods salesmen have In the 5,000-pupil and up outfitted school coaches (and the deal for us," Monks wrote in a recent The American range, those on the receiving sometimes the coaches' wives) end are business managers, with clothing in return for an ci1 administrators and School Board Journal, superintendents , athktic equipment contract. businessman showed assistant i\ throughoul the United "Music stores have given free States are accepting money, Monks a letter from a principals, school board meals, trips, admission tickets superintendent representing a members, secretaries and lessons, free instrument rentals and kickback., from people Midwest county superin- bookkeepers, custodians and and, In some cases, free musical instruments to band doing business with their school tendent's association that asked teachers. Christmas gifts were offered directors who make recoinsystems. for prizes for the association's While the public is wondering annual golf match. Another in 87, 86 and 76 per cent of the mendations about the school's how schools are coping with the principal knows a Midwest respective school systems. contract for musical literature moral issues illuminated by salesman who spends $10,000 Most offers were valued at and instruments." Se venty-five per cent of Watergate, a survey of gift annually entertaining and under $50. with free dinners, giving shows that public buying gifts for school per- admission tickets and food the superintendents taking part in most popular items, the poll had been offered gifts sehoohnen are riding a gravy sonnel. Trips were offered to 9, Sand by people doing business with Responses were divided into train that should be stopped. Robert Monks, assistant those coming from districts 17 per cent of officials from their schools. professor of educational ad. with less than 5,000 pupils; 5,000 responding districts, while free ministration at Loyola to 10,000 pupils and more than photographs are favored in 17 per cent of the smallestSeminole University, Chicago. sent 10,000. questionnaires to about a More than 60 per cent of the systems. "In school districts of fewer thousand school superin- offers in all districts came from tendents asking about gift of- instructional material sup- than 5,000 students, 64 per cent ferings, but only about 400-40 pliers, followed by maintenance of boards have no policy about per cent—bothered to answer, suppliers, general contractors, gift acceptance...74 per cent of 1ONDAY May Z7 He interviewed 37 Midwest athletic equipment and fuod school officials from the principals In depth, sent suppliers, ring salesmen and smaller districts have been Fish squares offered gifts." inquiries to 20 major companies photographers, French Fries Monks said 81 supertnproviding goods and services to In districts of 10,000 pupils or Greens schools (seven responded), and more, 18 per cent of those an tendent.s told him they had not Fruit, Fresh or Canned he asked superintendents about swering reported Ileing offered received gift offers of any kind Rol Milk, Butter gifts by architects and In and 71 per cent of their school their districts' gift policy, Monks, a achool ad- districts of 5,000 to 10,000 pupils, districts prohibit gifts. TUESDAY MAY 28 "Some gifts are kickbacks, ministrator for 11 years, said, bank, and lending institutions "I was aware of these gifts and offered goodies to 12 per cent of plain and simple. I'm talking Ground Beef - Managers about photographers who take Choice kickbacks being offered and those responding. In the smallest districts, students' class pictures and accepted. But I wanted to know Buttered Rice if my personal experience and those offered gifts, in order of ring salesmen who Sell Class Green Beans that of my colleagues was frequency, were principals, rings and then who offer Cole Slaw custodians and business principals a percentage of the uniquQ. I found It was not, ed Dessert "An Indiana principal told managers, assiatant gross receipts on the sale of Rolls. Milk, Butter me: 'We've got a good thing superintendents, secretaries those photographs or rings + By KENNETH J. RABBEN The Herafd Services I I I I -: I I 'I t4 •.; + . F. '4 t I -j * . I + • + r. . .. -• _______ ______ ' : P " OR NYLON P VT '-L JAMAICA S ('+ p •• ;• V ' . ' -' 17 and 21 JEWEL FAMOUS NAME '1114 •-._'; -' I M'T'I?T 141itJtt U(%L 4 SU AN A t MANTEL I L4 YCS I%L1 TEL-AIKEN MAN M( N AND . ()f !. 2 1 88 :. ESK!MO AIR j 'W -, m I 1 / , / 7 I Mr. and Mrs. Brice C. Mantel Jr., New Carlisle, Ohio, are announcing the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Linda Susan. to David Sutherland Aiken, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Aiken, 444 Elliott Ave., Sanford. Born in Columbus, Ohio, the bride-elect attended public schools of New Carlisle, Ohio and received her A.B. degree, in May 1973 from Eastern Kentucky UniersIt>, Richmond, K) She is presently employed as Elementary Librarian by the Scott County Kentucky Public Scnools Her fiance, born In Sanford, Fla., attended local schools, is a graduate of Seminole High School and is presently att tending Eastern Kentucky Univ ersity, Richmond, Ky. The wedding will take place, Aug 3, 1974 at noon at the Church of the Good Shepherd, Lexington, My. - WATCHES cso mm u si if • .\At.To.M • DLNHUS • .- . ...Engaged to David Sutherland Aiken ' + ' + -, • - ____________ c'- - -.-- - CL .'1$. .. It ' •• (, . 7. -• . ________ ' + - + ' ,l !. — , = ' " -. -• j .,' --XiiT ••- . - .• - .+- .1 11 + J F 1!/ 269 cnu *'ii : • P$004 LII PtjRI?'i(j f.II S •At*(IO IL( uO*II IJJI I 1111 r 29 99 '.,?f It - and fiance, G. Jeffery Garland -! Mr. and Mrs. Robert Coggon, 128 Wilson Drive, Lake Mary, are announcing the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter Deborah Jean, to Gary Wayne Bass, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis J. Bass, 10 Aster Drive, [)eBary. Born in Bethesda, Md., the bride-elect is the grand. daughter of Mrs. Winnifred B. Dyer, Annapolis, Md., and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Coggon, Lakeland, Fla. She is a member of the 1974 June graduating class of Seminole High School, Sanford, and a member and treasurer of DECA. Her fiance, born in Sanford is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Walter West. lie graduated from Seminole High School in 1971 and was a member of the Tech Club. He Is employed as Engineering Technician by the Department of Transportation, in DeLand. The wedding will be an event of June 22, 1974, at 2 p.m. in the Central Baptist Church, Sanford, Fla. L.......__ 'll!lIlJtllIIIIlIIIIIlIllIIIIlIIlIIJIIIIIIIIlIIIIIlIIIl BLACK & DECKER CORDLESS ELECTRIC 17 ' GRASS SHEARS I MOQIL 99 DA"ERY OPERATED EASY TORECHARGE , III RAINBIRO MODEL RO-60 I III i SOLUTION HhII 4 ••._ •' I 1 -'--•v ')APM PATADY ru'uvu iuruiu SPRINKLER \ ' + +•- GOI. GGIN- BASS III 12 dIii 1 1 I - 111111 10 Al ! - - 11111' D n lI IJ lJ I1 I - orah Ann Jarvis I,. hi1 Hamburger on Bun Buttered Corn Tossed Salad Strawberries, Cake or Jello Rolls, milk, Butter "_- ' white formal length gown reception was held in the home, featuring pleated satin and lace which was decorated with trl.mat the neckline and pointed arrangements of aqua and • ____ sleeves. The empire style back, yellow carnations baby's of circular design, formed a breath and green foliage. short train. Her elbow length ved of silk The refreshment table was illusion was secured by a overlaid with floor length white Juliette cape of lace and she cloths and held a three tiered carried a bouquet of daisies, wedding cake, decorated with MR AND MRS. PAUL DENNIS KNOWLES yellow roses and baby's breath. aqua and white daisies and Matron of honor, Mrs. John carnations and topped with a W. Rumbley Jr., was attired in miniature bride and groom. book table and yellow net rice North Cortex Ave., Winter a formal length empire style bags filled with green and Springs, Fla. The bridegroom is gown of gold, orange and a Pam Knowles, sister-in-Law yellow rice, were distributed by employed as an apprentice splash of turquoise chiffon, over of the bridegroom, cut and Brenda Hamner, sister of the cable splicer for Winter Park satin, It featured a high served the cake and pouring, bride. Telephone Co., and the bride is neckline and long pointed from twin punch bowls on either For traveling, Mrs. Knowles a secretary for Seminole sleeves. She carried a bouquet end of the table, were Mrs. chose a three piLce pantsuit of County Planning Department. of white carnations, gold roses Dottie Bernosky and Jean A. pale blue double knit with white I t f t I S and greenery. Knowles, sister of the accessories.Thecouple left for fr U Birmingham, a., Larry Maddox served as best bridegroom, a wedding trip to New Smyrna ,1awa11a, 'Melbourne, Donna Hamner, sister of the Beach. man Their Ow residence is 110 Tallahassee and Orlando, Fla, The bride's mother wore a bride, presided at the bride's + IJ[jj I II1j P" - ,. COOLER ' - Ab - sr: )TANK TOPS FRIDAY MAY 31 - •'- Miss Bebe Ann Hamner, floor length gown of mint green daughter of Mr. and Mrs. double knit, with high neckline, Donald M. Hamner, Suburban long sleeves and silver acEstates, Sanford, Fla., and cessorles. Paul Dennis Knowles, son of The bridegroom's mother Mrs Inez Knowles, 801 Santa . •. ice uiUC chose a floor length Barbara Drive, Sanford and the chiffon dress with La overlay late LE. Knowles Sr., ex- top; long lace sleeves and changed wedding vows, May 3, pleated skirt with white ac 1974, at 7 p.m., at the home of cessories. Both mothers wore J.M. Blythe, 417 Iake Blvd. corsages fwhite orchids with Officiating ea was the Rev. Leo F King, pastor ofyellow The bride's maternal First United Methodist Church, at the candlelight, double ring grandmother, Mrs Georgia ceremony Recordings of ap- Douglas, ore a floor length -Amof blue and white double propriate music was presented go knit, A-line style, long sleeves during the ceremony. Decorations included two and white accessories. Her tapered candelabra with white paternal grandmother, Mrs. Cathedral tapers, intertwined Lucille Culierhouse, chose a with daisies, yellow carnations, floor length gown of baby blue baby's breath and green foliage crepe with long sleeves, fitted on either side of a white bodice and silver accessories. Both wore corsages of yellow kneeling bench Given in marriage by herrose.s and white carnations. father, the bride wore an offFollowing the ceremony, a Ift4 REG. 1.29 ,' .I i Wt 014 '•" \ LADIES I Macaroni and Cheese Buttered Cabbage Mixed Vegetables Ice Cream Rolls, Milk, Butter • . -- - Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jarvis, 1719 Sanford Ave., Sanford are announcing the engagement and approaching marriage ofthcirdaughter,DeborahMn,toG.Jerfer) Garland, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Garland, Miami, Born in Huntington, W Va.. the bride-elect is the grand daughter of Mrs Joseph 11 Walker and the late Mr. Walker, and Mrs. T. H. Jarvis and the late Mr. Jarvis, all of Sanford. She attended How Academy and graduated from Seminole High school In 1968, where she was a member of the Future Teachers and Glee Clubs. She also attended Seminole Junior College and graduated from Appalachian State B.S. degree Business. Her fiance, born in Gainesville, Fla, is the grandson of Mrs E E F reeling, of Miami He attended Bullis Academy, Silver Spring, Md and graduated from Palmetto high School, Miami, where he ws active in the Rifle and Tennis Teams and football, He received his B. S. degree in marketing and finance in 170 from Auburn University, Auburn, Ala. tie is presently tIlIplo)td by Koss.011inger and Co., in Gainesville, Fla, in State Planning, Business Insurance and as Trust Consultant, A home wedding is planned for June 28, 1974, in Sanford. 320Z. ruI3ur8usage t T. l.. - Paul D. Knowles JARVIS - GARLAND r-acnange "wis At iluffte p ThURSDAY MAY30 I; • ASH f - Chicken-Managers Choice Whipped Potatoes Green Peas Fruit, Fresh or Canned Rolls, Milk, Butter X" .' - I I WEDNESDAY MAY Z9 . ,•.- -'I -: 11111 I . - Lunches I I • '+ IF IIIIflflH III •. Miss Bebe Hamner, 199 - 0 1W7 B JEFFERSON DAVIS MEDAL WINNER iLLJcj1 Ik'1 KATHERINE SEE is presented award given by United Daughters of the Confederacy for the hig!'est grade in American History by Assistant Principal Willie Holt during Lakeview Middle School Awards Day. Among her other honors were the Pilot Club, citizenship and social studies awards. . + + HtrU Phofu By Ceceli a Farmer) HOSTESSES AND PROSPECTIVE MEMBERS FOR SALE! ALUMINU SHEETS + MARY LEAH KEII' M KEPP - C ULPE PPER USED OFFSET PRINTING PLATES 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES 25 c + ' IDEAL LINING MATERIAL (Theyiust Fit Bøtweem StuddInas and Rafters) NON-RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASILY JNS7ALLED WITH STAPLEGUN CAN 13E CUT WITH SCISSORS IDEAL FOR ROOFING or INSULATING Y • i rum rrints 5 'an1arb tra1b 100 N. FRENCH AVE ..Hostesses, (Ito r Mrs. Wilfred Conrad, Mrs. William Kirk and prospective members, Mrs. howard Iiovd anl .\lr t{nier lhi'r'is ...Engageci to Douglas Scot Culpepper. C -A I 9 C) IIII.Ifilf.Ay Kodak , Film _JI1 P14, 3222611 pointer, line for the leagUe's biessing. j.V ir Li IfRT1' Ii I - I I 'ii iiw,i,,i I illIlIllIflIti -- S iiiiiiw uT [)r. and Mrs. James C. Kepp, 2352 Burnt Creek Road, Decatur, Ga. are announcing the engagement of their daughter, Mary Leah, to DouglasScot Culpepper, son of Dr. and Mrs. Stuart P. Culpepper, Route No, 1, Maitland, Fin. Born in Atlanta, Ga. the brldedect Is the granddaughter of Mrs. Jack Curral! and the late Mr. Curran, 1108 Berkshire Rd., Atlanta, Ga. and Mrs. Lowell J. Kepp and the late Dr. Kepp. Corpus Christi, Tex. She is a 1972 graduate of Benson high School, in Omaha, Neb. While in high school she was a member of National Honor Society, National Spanish Honor Society, the Spanish and Red Cross clubs. She studied in Mexico and is presently attending the University of Georgia, majoring in marketing. Her Fiance, born in Raleigh, N.C. is the grandson of Mrs. Nan Red.man and the late John Stone, of Orlando and Mrs. Cecil Culpepper and the late George H. Culpepper Sr., Lakeland, Fla. lie Is a 1971 graduate of Lyman High School, where he was a member of the Key Club, Swim Team, Student Gernnint and Drama Clubs. lie is presently attending the University of Georgia, studying accounting. The wedding is planned for July 13, 1974 at 1:30 p.m. in the Oak Grove Methodist Church, in Decatur, Ga, Annual Membership Coffee ltr- -- - DEBORAH JEAN COGGON .Engaged to Gary Wayne Bass The spacious home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Conrad on Celery Ave., was the scene of the Annual Membership Coffee of Sanford Woman's Club, May 18. Hostesses assisting Mrs. Conrad were: Mrs. Donald Flanun, Mrs. Phillip Logan, Mrs. C. Boyd Coleman, Mrs. William Kirk, Mrs. Ralph Jarvis, Mrs. Charles Kaufman, Mm. Arnold Williams, Mrs. Woodrow Cash, Mrs. E. Gordon and Mrs. D. W. KIckliter. president and membership chairman, the event attracted about 50 members and 20 prospective members. Mrs. Boyd Coleman, chairman of the Home Ufe Department, Mrs. Conrad and Mrs. McReynolds greeted the gowned and coiffed ladies. Mrs. Fred Wilson and Mrs. William Wray were busy tagging the prospective members and Mrs. Kaufman and Mrs. Robert Karns kept the guest book. Red and pink roses Under the direction of Mrs. A. In silver vast-s were used C. McReynolds, secorx' vice throughout the living room. The refreshment table was overlaid with a beautiful heirloom Irish linen cloth and the center arrangement was composed of yellow and white muins, iaisies, roses, car. nations and fern. A large silver punch bowl filled with "Delish" fresh strawberry punch was on one end of the table and a silver coffee serve at the other. Assorted party cookies, finger sandwiches, nuts and mints were served on silver trays. Those pouring, during the appointed hours of 10 to 12 a.m. were Mrs. R. M. Herndon, Mrs. William Kirk, Mrs. Grady Duncan and Mrs. Donald Flamm. Club president, Mrs. Jack Burney, was unable to attend. The final meeting of the club year will be on June 5• A covered dish luncheon will be served at noon in the clubhouse and new officers will be in. stalled by Mrs. Robert L. Lewis, Director of Distri ct Seven, Florida Federati'rn of Women's Clubs. �2B-The Sanford Herald Sunday, May 26,1974 Helps Claire Na Oviedo _________ Beautify oquestions that are being asked repeatedly are about hometown, Oviedo, with love and effection. As a third. -- research I have compiled facts that I hope will explain these questions to you. Article XII in the city Code of nances r nanc k Book defines off Ordi Se ion 4471 ' . . . . . ... -- . -- ______ 7•,. - • I I - . . ( 1. .f. J, ... , . -- I - .0 ,V If . . .. __ I~ -1 I % I .. . . • . . I r ', 4 - ' - .- -' trt . .-.-' . . ' __________ . - - - __________ - ..- ( - . '. c...- . - I, i . - b ___ I - 0' • . .; J:. Herald Photo by George Hayes ning!" said Claire. "For th e first five years, we ._- - . _k-. ...- ..- . . • _q time, plants, and the good will Herald Photo By Elea Nichols The Beautification Corn- the area residents' minds nuttee has placed oer 40 When people buy and care for hanging baskets in the business their own plants, it all adds to tier own home, one of the oldest and a clean-up, fix-up, paint-up district. The club landscaped the overall look," said Claire. houses in Oviedo, reflects her By CIMA STAR Copley News Service CAMBRIDGE, Mass.-The debate over whether en- vironment or heredity most influences intellectual development has not yet been However, a resolved. Massachusetts Institute of Technology psychologist has discovered another big plus on the environmental side of the question. A young child who Is Undernourished, undersized, and has an unsatisfactory relationship with his or her mother is likely to show lower intelligen'e than one who Is average in these respects. It is now widely accepted that reading, writing and arithmetic are apt to come harder to the undersized child, but until recently no one as quite certain why. This theory was substantiated when Dr. Ernesto Pollitt, associate professor of growth and development at M.I.T.. studii 'O preschool children whose heights and weights were below the lowaverage of the Boston growth standard, comparing them with 19 children of normal size. The smaller children exhibited measureably lower intelligence. Dr. Pollitt conducted ex- ten.ve and r€s.earch into the backgrounds of these undersized children to determine the possible causes of their slower Intellectual functioning. Underlying disease, which Is an Indicator of malnutrition and often related to lowered intelligence, was ruled out as a possibility. Although Dr. Pollitt does not deny that financial difficulties may affect children's growth and development, this was not an important factor in . this study. Of the children here, only 50 per cent of the families fell below the federal poverty level. ' ;'V~ _. - — . • \.-.--- 'U ; - I' ______________________________ _J%'51!1 -- - __________ - - 7i__ 1# - ___ - - - ~_ . -. . . A _. - __ - _* // ,_ - - ;~ .__ - I _. e- -)%-. i I ( I.I- - - .__ I IIIIi\3&. -I via The family environment, however, proved of great Z I . II'l --I significance. In many cases, !f Ill , *-~-.--"_''_, the professor said, the malnourished child was exposed to a stressful enviroruient caused by family disorganization. The children were likely to have irregular sleeping, drinking and elimination patterns. The mother's role was also important. "One of the major predictors of a child's performance on the study's - I 1. telligence test was the quality -~ -%X of his contact with his mother," { says the professor. K i1 more inadequate the -___ relationship between the two, I -is At-. ___ C the greater the likelihood that k!, the malnourished child was malnourished not only in body but also in psyche." ii, ". . _. I • -_ - , -I - : .~4 C. " — - f ______________ - .-4 4~_ 4i _\ (_ ~~ 2_J=~!~ It, A ~ - V ~5 , ftwj - 14 - Rv FANN' EDWARDS Iterald Corrospundnet ' - , - - - . - ,.I ~ - _IV__:_~ J. )I r , . Hou ini .,% ' grandparents, Mr. and Mrs C J Max, Burlington, Ioi ''.$ Mrs. La Verne Schoenlau h. of Deltona Woman's Club, displays her oil painting, entitled "Korean W a r Orphan." which won her third prize in the Fine Arts division at the annual convention of the Florida Fe&ration of Women's Clubs. I . i - .-. _ - tL I - "The patient was dead by Lucky, 'he turned to me and words, there was no measur.~ ablepulse,noheartactivlty,he Im • 1!' . , - - -J 11 _V -, peared to have no vital signs - ,., - . . "I was driving and hal just been alerted by radio to the stopped for a red light," he re- emergency. -- A cardiac moritor was put L1-?1 - . j into action Intravenous medi- ' f cationwasbegun Pure oxygen as supplied through a tube. r, - ,,, . L ,^ ,rt ;•' _____I Electric shock was begun, the fi rst at 1113 a m _______ I / 'It was powerful enough to ____ f ( - ,ffr '.. _. 1: - . 1 Gayle Beine and fiance, Gary Cook. • • c Work . -. .,.- .. .1 k . ~.. A I : j'; . . .- . lift my entire body inches off the o perating table, an deereverse," Solow trocutlon said doctors told him later. ... heart still showed no activity." A seco nd shock was adminis- 7_ _~~ , I ' , , , U 1~ 14 1 . •1j ' . - - . a 6 : . i~ -_ I ... - ,, Carmel. began. back when they were kids under Jane a "As newcomers, we had a - - 1 0 , IF. ing to the home of full time man. The part-time Marcia [Athan, 90 North 3rd St. reserve has to receive a Police for their business meeting. ;_z ~ - - - -- tificate from Tallahasse. This Election of officers was held can only be aquired by corn- witii Becicle Hunter remn4lnlng . pleting a 320 hour course Ofl twjfl for another police procedure plus a course Vice-President, Kathyornish In emergency aid given by the Secretary Maria LiLlian and American Red CrOSS. th Treasurer Hilda Som - W_ 114 I . i ____ - )' I" 7 IPA . ." y 4, - I The last meetin'for this -1 - - -:7 :~ - , 11 J I V,11 . - ss .-..-v:~~_ .. ( -:-- ~Z... -- .':,,: t % tj V__:Z 11 1. - - 4 ~ I --::*- ) rq - .- - .4I t Southernijifornu Chapter of the Arthritis Foundation, and, because of what I'd seen, I accepted the job. Now I never lend my name - • addition they must supply their place at the first meeting of the uniforms, armament, and coming year in September. to anything unless I'm really going to work for the project. "Many times people have -. - *nL.,/ approached me saying, 'Just let - S Gives His • you - - . - -' Not one inch of leg should be And all oi the clothes follow 4 visible. -The sight of two little what I,e Bret %!onsiders the - .- - - ~___~ * J 1 \ . -A- - - '. - - - : . - - :1 ~ ,Z;.;~ ~ ; J 2: ssibtllt iti- L I ~. S ' . I I hi under nasal oxygen From that ' - .; -_ ~ - . . - M - - . %~_ - - _T -' .- .- L-- I .=- him. ,- . -- - MEDICAL AUX11AARY OFFICERS Mrs. William Harrison. Daytona Beach, first vice president of the Women's Auxiliary to the Florida Medical Association, installed new officers of the Seminole County Women's . . . Medical Auxiliary at a luncheon meeting of the group at the Sheraton Inn, Sanford. Those in- stalled (I to r) are, Mrs. Annette Wing, treasurer: Mrs. Lue Stella Gomez, vice president; Mrs. Cecelia Smith, president; Mrs. Shirley Huaman, secretary and Mrs. Carol Sue Powers, president-elect. Mrs. Franklin Clont.z is retiring president. Navajo Indians Operate Bark 'N Purr School groomer iith a pet be irded Indian herself,had to convince gro4uung, veterinary assisting, job as A "pet boutique" adjoining work and pet shOP. them that people would actually k e nnel The Bark In Purr School has the classroom offers grooming pay to have their pets b.athed, been approved by the aids and other pet items. There Theschool isapprovedby the also br us hed or trimmed. plans later for a "pet ' remeniber when I told federal Bureau of Indian California Department of are them that in the cities, in Affairs, which provides Education and the state restaurant" %here traveling Beverly Hills here, they sell scholarships covering tuition Npartment of Rehabilitation. pet owners can feed their one student is a 26 animals. mink collars for dogs thev and living costs for sonic re just amazed," she said in students. Stanley Tsosie 22-year-old an interview. - I Pants I . SPECIAL I Fourdation, I began to burn the inkinight oil, IxTau.w I wanted 10 - --.S~r -_ 1 - - I (- ;_ I f'4c ____ Ir FOR yr/160/ q 10% OFF y 1 : DRYCLEANED .41 - Activities: I -1 4Pa ir - JUNE 10-AUGUST 30 - SWIMMING — MOVIES FIELD TRIPS - BATON PICNICS — ARTS & CRAFTS GAMES School Hours 7:00 a.m..6:00 P.M. q . Hot Lunch - Snacks anceeYh14 Presents "A NIGHT OF DANCE.)" ,j SEMINOLE HIGH A UDITORIUM JUNE 1st and 2nd AT 8:00 P.M. PHILIPS ClOsAffs — I. Iv'idry S Fur il.ai 31P Was? 13th St. Playcare at Casselberry SANFORD, FLORIDA (.)('f .i iiiti:u E.'.'ION BEGINS JUNE 11th FOR 6 WKS. R!(;!i'En .'voJU 322-272 I 323-1900 2560 S. Elm Ave. S.irvtng SmIn.Is, Volvili Call CotI.ct (301) 3223315 ' ,i it, .g' PLAYCARE' 831-1144 idd 390 Piney Ridge Road I \ play do%es I nuuren , - - to learn as much about the 'ilsase and its treatment as i possibly could. CLEARANCE SALE ZAYRE'S PLAZA FERN PARK 834.1660 y ofuvivaI be After e second shock, we gan to get / rp .4 DRESS BOX 'I1k1 p Men'sh1 cause, I really work for it! "Therefore, upon becoming a MArw HRS. MON. - SAT. 10-5: 30 FRI. TIL 8:30 i creasing movement. He m associa ted with it, t . JANl V 'i MAN . pils were constricted and nar- - name is going to be , ' - - .- . II I *~ 1%-., . I - .., , ~~. , ~-- ______ - __ ( - '.1 ; ____ - - "But I won't agree to a suim..estionlikethat. Because, if . . Clothes t have tO . w -_ revealed that the patient's pu- •j - "Anyway, two or three years young people of the Navajo (UIDA). to observe and help with animal school. hWs Picard and her after this happened, I was in- resprvation in Arizona. Her school, Bark 'n Purr, care while he was going to partner, Aki Sugiyama, operate vited to become chairman of school.She has since gotten a a pet hotel where animals are - - . _1_. - -1 I.!; I home. Some of those Indian youths Navajo from Flagstaff, Ariz., is blind woman who is learning to By RUBY SEXTON "It's in all of our bodies, you are among the first graduates staying with the schoo) as an groom dogs and cats by touch. The Herald Services know, and the agony It produces of a school which MISS Picard Instructor af ter completing his The Braille Institute library has cannot be described! I simply helped to provide study IA)SANGELES -The idea of has established here with the basic course. cannot explain to you how pet grooming as an occupation help of the United Indian HIS wife Marcy, 20, wasn't materials for her. terrible its results can be. In conjunction with the the Development Association even enrolled but was allowed was incredible at first to ,, 4 I .- --41 - Roth remembers: "At this time, examination - ---- . . - tered, and at 11:15 a.m. Dr. ' EL". ! 1. ; •• Just say the word "arthritis" to Jane, and .she's instantly says, "after a very, very dear friend of mine catne down with ,I . in "But there was no result. The . ___ because she's arthritic but , because she's seen the havoc the disease can wreak. "I became interested," she 14 il . .. t- , ' - L f '/ i.- T -. ;. the occasion demands. not Department had a twopart A group , rec.jgly. ,. meeting . the members first toured Hickor y Farms for an eforr., go 'I j C&if. peppy little hoofer making a great proving ground, the or vigorous action, whichever .,, " . f w . . • -_ .. . -f ..• - __ t-M ' ai - - .. 0 0 I. • -4 I .- h;.. -. - ~ ---A C8PY The Lakies Auilltry to the Of t. .. _~_ , ; being planned can only Winter Springs Volunteer Fire do so when a qualified officer is Version .. - a..ar....9i. it's STATE AWARD WINNER IF . 1 . - Regan, born of her marriage to it's harder to get started in the campaign chairman. California's now governor, business now than it was when I Reserve Auxiliary Police fail Lssociation will be held on June into two catagories. A atdctly 19 at 7:30 p.m. at the Recreation reserve force does not have the building on North Edgernon. which would have the prettiest audience proceeded to present street is repulsive. Even with a erything contemporary is conand innr,t attractive Na5ket of the State Awards. gorgeous 193%, you can ical. Airplanes, houses, subway Mrs. (..ecfl Halbert, president still see wr inkleddress, Pesided over by Mrs. Ewald fresh flowers on their stockings and corridors and cars are So are old -' - -U .,,. being an actress Jane sass of Arthritis Foundation and for -._..-----J an Oscar iinner Her daughter is Maureen herdaughwr."Butldobelieve • somewe., beenitsna uonal 1 These women, all members of all were just too beautiful .0 on terrarriun' design and insists the designer , who would m luncheon Was served by the an autocrat He should c'nrlctru( lion rt ( Itib recelied t r1t' ,- I t ( in I' r drot r trt it i in s or4c t'' - , t C becn apt to ' criticize a rst r give V,ulliCfl What the) tk Since all but uric officer Mrs. all award for their World noble IlferniJers in attendance of the Ltlmost vying for honors, to see [(Oman if he showed a Want, except for confidence. Frank Losiniecki' lint vice- Gardening Program from of sanaa' "01Cn need to be reassured by president) were continuing in CARE which was a citation of eir Couturier, just as men do th office for a sceond tern., ac- appreciation. This modern version of nseh H s by their women," he says. I to the present by-laws Awards for World Gardening tiqulty Includes iong black How can a new couturier i f the governing State body(the were also received by the white tent dresses 03 an make money when It's well Floride Federation of Garden Periwinkle Circle and for enormous black caftan makes no difference applier, rug shampoo usually tS It C1ubz), there was no formal dona tions to the bu ilding fund of crepe and satin pants are wide known that established houses make theirs on perfume? hether the floor covcnng is the chome. When no SIIaIII installation of officers. The the Youth Camp of FVGC, at and soft enough to pass for poolng equipment is available, President simply introduced Wekiwa St.ate Paik and awards uloorlength skirt. Simple. Le Bret will soon come ht or dark, or whether Jackets unst natural fiber or is synthetic, loam cleaners are an victllent the officers to guests and were presented to Periwinkle ructured but with an ntaw'ttint. out with his own perfume, when you're Choosing a rug members present and ex- and Dogwood Circles, shape, have no relics of a moreTriangle. All carpet shampoos should: shampoo. The requirements of p1it1 that Mrs. Losiniecki For Scholarship donations to recent past such as lapels, but. "When you put it on at breakthe cieazuna aitua tzua and the wt.L 1k' pile; cut the f;reae: %as replacing Mrs. Jerry the Youth Environmental tons, belts or bows, fast, it smells like grapefruit a available to you create a dense foam; dry Robinson, wh. had resigned. Conference called "SEEK 174", equipmen t pleasant meU in the morning There are amso a couple of By dinner, the determine the best product to cnsp.—so the detergent and She also introdt'ced the guest awards were presented to the perfume entrapped dirt can be of the day, Mr-s. David Gray, Carnation, Marigold, and Iris dresses over bathing suits, but changes, and the woman use. smells In homes where there is an vacuumed up; leave a Assistant Director of District Circles, as well as the Garden these are more in the spirit of like damp wood Very sexy,,, I,c ancient dancing girls. electric shariipouer or manual protective COSt1f1 Six, who alter addressing the Club, Bret adds. r . I brother,Aian,andMr andMrs Jcuf Murdock, all of Rockledge 1,1 never told her. 'No,' when for me," she smiles proudly, In the second place, she's making quite an admission for she expressed an interest in devoted to the cause of the ' - -. . .,.. "My daughter's taken over career as a television actress. flattering or not,his clothes are A designer - •... Out of town guests included the future bridegroom's parents, ' Mr . and Mrs II A Cook, his 'Y surprise to hear tier say that facets of show business, gave in other things. acting doesn't interest her up a communicator's job at a In the first place, she 3 a eles radio station an,ino. r whose works telou gae nctrteo rcen1 ot her own acting. gh a In P DLITONA - Ina beautifully Korth, pceside9t beginning her respevtie tables It wa a of the Camelia Circle received a bony feet Clothes were meant Women" he commen appointed room in Stud*nt Hall in Stetson University, second term in office, the room "t.up", for each bouquet State Award for mast out. to be comfortable ----:. - ____ --.--- ,Ir. ! f inest actresses so it as a successfully attacked several she's become so 'very Interested al rcumstances, Youth program that is being Deltana Garden Club and its 15 Circles ' , appointed hours of 6 to 9 p.m. HOI,I,Y W 00 D- J a n e name for berseff in musicals security of the studio contract Wyma n is not only one of the and Ronnie an ex-sportscaster s>stem. Jane has become disin screen's most elegant and who was playing Juvenile leads Maureen. who has already terested in acting only because energetic ladies but one of its would have extra cars parked Des i gner cr.iId l'fltD , NE\% (Ii F LCERS . Pc Officers Installed, Awards Received -- - on your property. This would be 0rtim type of meeting 1th the opic of discussion being helpful by letting the police the th band officers know that there an Herald Photo Sy Charle% Edwards - •:. . youare having extra company were not enough members present for a quorum. Those in ; 1~ F)FI41O'A GARDEN CLUB OFFICERS corresponding secretary and Mrs. Herman I to r Mrs. Ewald Korth, president: Mrs. Wagner, recording secretary. Frank Losiniecki, first vice-president: Mrs. Logan Reitz. treasurer: Mrs. If. B. Chrissinger, - '-' p The part-time officers banquet will be held receive no pay from the city. In Installation of efficers will take 4 - : ,- Afin HeInc. Approximately 75 guests - . Ap .. . J r qualified. -- - James INIcCann, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Ralpti C. Newcomer, recording secretary; and INIrs. INTyron Smith, treasurer. _. = - _ Actress Interested In o Next meeting for the -- . parking laws. He said that abbi to discuss business at their per cent f citizens a dat) on a force to rerr.ain in- . . were invited to call during the 4 ,.. It The Winter Springs Com- and possibly avoid your receiving a citation. jT01t'' , - t. capabilities of it's reserve fom .) are otiserving them lie added Wednesday, May 15 Bad - "Then calmly but with great available standards," Dr. Harsurprise," picks up his wife, old Roth recounted. "In other ~ certificate is issued, the pan. Telephone Chairman for her 1 ) time reserve is required to put in at least 16 hours per month ] ,,, and the Misses Dianne wid Cindy Feddersen and I.eigh c,1 time resere Until Uat time, the city will utilize the ---r - .' - M 7 _ ___ - -4 . -- calls. • . j,,' . president: Mrs. C. K. Fisher, vice-president: standing, from 1, Mrs. . l '' l. 7. . -. . .. lion, incoherently talking and pleading wi th him to hang on, that he was going to be fine. lie Hospital, Solow had no measur- uttered not a sound." able pulse, no heart activity, Mrs. Solow sought help and and no vital signs }rank Colangelo telephoned poIn a tape-recorded story he lice from a nearby gasoline sta calls his "Death and Resurrec lion An officer arrived quickly tion," Solow has related In his and began massaging Solow's on words his strange ex heart, and this was continued perience. The story was pub- after the arrival of an ambuLished in a four-part series by lance manned by five trained the 10-member \Vet heti r 'volunteers It t oo k Solow t Rockland Newspapers group. United, where the staff had 71 McClain, Mrs. Donald Gorman _ - tack while driving hi3 car. For the next 23 minutes, until 11 15 a.m. when his body was Jol ted by electrir shocks at IIflI?P4 , -, - . 0 his head remained al. most erect but his eyes opened wide like one utterly astonished 23, tie collapsed of a heart at. 1i(A Y. -~ _e -. '. work for it's citizenry for no Is ..A - I . . W Id Sa,j . . : . at with a II his wei''" she , , - 4 '4~ I. 11 I I swiftly he d to settle down in his S transcendence. But I knew in stantly he could neither hear :__N* I " 1. sai d, 'Oh. ucliy, I... ex pirati on as and floating hostesses were Mrs. I,ouie Bridges, Mrs. Ralph - . - I I - .. . itnu . . I I . 1 - 'I .-.. was dead. The 56-year-old producer of documentary film liked to *r--:* 1 '• .i . .. .f - nere • .,1L1',Iiy,tuf,r% Iltflflefl at the 'rtigi" .C.iu) ii South Seminole ( '' iLãiöit installation siiu Cavalier Motel, Sanford, th the following new officers; seated, from 1, Mrs. It. L. Buffaloe, installing officer; ,Nlrs. George Otto, . r., . I " '-uw, .' . . .- -t- - 2% . ,F:, I S: 2 " Mrs. Vernon Feddersen and Miss Marguerite Chavers su ci the purn ii 'di Cmi) Ikrguson kept the guest book . v at,. .•. jx~. - IV ". u_~, ,4 : 'II""" 1, .. MA MA RON E C K, N.Y. (AV)-"I've been there, and I ye come back. Victor Solow was speaking of death. For 23 minutes after suf. . .11 ____ .., 14 1-:1 * ,. . .. . i I Aw t C, k I . :..=.f~~,. ;.=# ;= ;.. 4. L .i .i - 1 - ye teen I' e Come Back - •. vb4 __ ___ - [' -- Sunday,MaY26J974-3B TheSanford Herald . - •'... Pal dedicated and qualified men to ' .. -.- , __~ and be grateful for getting such present with him A reserve force comprised fully qualified officers havethesameauthorftiesasa ,. ' . coopera tion in observing ute munity issodatIon was not '?° police I - - - '. - I .. 1 citizens of this city deserve a extenuating -f " ____ • ,. • delicacies. inform the police department membership home and there ,,~ -1 , 11 ~ ~_-P__ I ~_ _- I)UIICI1 f" . that it would be beneficial to weather kept most of the %I -- 1 ficers The final step in this "Our first rose garden was abandoned cars, and gave a Judge. Chi f Govoruhk said trances to the city. "We have handedly, according to Claire. memory, while looking at the School a few years ago. It also planted many oak trees Proof of her diligent care are gorgeous present4ay blooming proclaimed, "Oviedo, A Good around town, said Claire the trees and flowers she roses. She has always had a lot Place to Live" = - :;1 I them, qualified part-time of month each year. They worked Procedure Is the appearance, rustic signs at different en- improvement going single- grow." She smiled at the grade class at Jackson Heights For Undersized Child . — ..- - future, the police department warning notice and the facts wl ll beaddlngfourmoremento 1 listed therein, but does have an it's police reserve force, all of do wntown area. It also i ns tall ed beautify the town. Mrs. Gary's planted in a pla in old bed of Yard of the Month Award. a sprinkling system for the husband was mayor for 19 sand. We carried water to it, A slogan contest for school plants. The club placed five )-cars. and she kept the civic and almost willed them to children was won by a fourth . . •• a captain Ed Smart and three reserve officers. In the near important difference At the bottom of the arrest notification itread"You aren oned to report in pe rson or mail this .__ -. - __ I -Wp __ white roses baby's breath a pink belLs of Irelarul, flanked tw two tail white tapers in iIvtr holders. was Champagne seried along ith a lark assortment of party sand iihes, Hors d' oeuvres, cookies, candy, and other - a : # . At the present time, we have and planted a corner, owned by She called special attention to love of nature. Said Claire, on a campaign to rid the city of Mother' Role Important . sick leave for full-time per. has learned a lot, Just by The group sponsored an anti- costs of arrest working with plants and trees, litter campaign at the schools the city, that enhances the Mrs. Lee Gary's efforts to on . Good things never last it !vjme of our proposed projects." about watering them." in honor of her husband's work from her husband and four sons card with $2.00 within the next seem, so the bargain we are She smiled "We've never been With plant and tree sales, the for the town in her gardening efforts 48 hours. Failure to observe this getting, If proposed legislation tur ned down )et", and you can Committee constantly keeps The Committee has also been subpoena will result in warrant goes through, will require the Claire has alwa)s had a Ioe hear the pride in her voice. the need for more plantings in for gardening. She admits she active in other areas in the city. being issued and additional municipalities to pay it's Part- Sew wok' County federat ion of Women's Clubs met May 22, at Wayside Park, West of Sanford. Honors of the day went to two Seminole County ladies given awards of Woman of Year. Winner of Senior Division was Lena Hammond of Longwood left), sponsored by South Seminole Garden Club. Mrs. John Crabtree. (right) was winner of the Junior Division, sponsored by Junior Woman's Club, of Sanford. Ruth Swinney (center) presented the awards. _. - . This form is simillar to the . of the people in the community. ENJOYS HOME GROWN FLOWERS Then about two sears ago, we Claire sans enjoysflowers oers anywhcrc decided to approach the City council and sk fcr funds for People have been very good platitcdatOvwdo swaterpiant, of help and encouragement WOMEN OF YEAR AWARD At . — • nd erve mostly on 4)., 4 0 weekend, during vacations and warning notice is first ___ ~_ ._. - ___ ---. .i __ They presented , in person, arrest notification. ' ... operated without a budget! "We just used donations of ~ , N .. - - 10- ignored and the offense is sonnel. - __ - =~_ __~_ ~ ' Key Club and the Senior Class, Electronics, In Orlando. Sanford Ave. and announced 111~ __ . A pink and white color theme she is employed as a tour guide 1) 1 1~ ent of their lit Disney World, was used throughout the Her fiance, born in Cedar reception area. The refresh. . Rapids, Iowa, graduated from ment table was overlaid with a white cloth and decorated with . pink ribbon bows, pink and , ~ whit-.- wedding belts and cen. bet'een 8 am and 4 pm and 1' ask to see the Codification Book ' and look up any particular item By NANCY BOOTH that concerns you. Herald Correspondeut Sections 44.81 through 44.85 go into detail regarding parking badge and also pay for the hi er 01 commerciat, imergenCy, complete cost oi storage, disabled sechicles and education In this day and age, the exceptions, if any. that is a bargain for any city. There is a specific procedure Winter Springs Is getting a that is followed by the police real bargain In that all of our department regarding parking reserve officers are part-time if to L>ulii.t. f ull) vio la tions, fX)&l(L lift , qudatiltu Chief John Govoruhk. A ____ - I - . 9 Horn in Orlando, the bride. Cocoa High School In 1968. Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Beine, 404 Temple Drive, elect is a 1972 graduate of While therehewasamemberof Sanford, hosted a reception and Seminole High School where the Key Club and active in announcement party, May 19, she was a cheerleader and football and track. He is 1974 at the Sanora Club. Snuth served as vice president of the presently employed by Scott 1"' ' Issued. If the warning notice . - I f . t Al I . .-, k ~ - =~ __ - 7iZ-~ _P __ . 1. -~ . ---. and, "We were off and run- . 1 - placed $50. at its disposal. The •i.t!?. . . .- the group in the beginning, find f. ____ - _ . allow to the city hall a 7 — . three Section 44.73 cover the the -L definition, exact requirements and the general provisions regarding off-street parking. Since it is several - - ii . I -~ +% I A Ito % The woman's Club sponsored -. '' A 1 I. , - -'V - .W I - .! •. . ) ct Thus the Oviedo Beautification Committee was formed, as an outgro th of the Oviedo BetWe krment Committee growth realized the inevitable that would be taking place, so we decided we wanted to vnhance the natural setting. for lu-- r. nd [or I) lt upi. liv ing just passing through. 4 I . I- 1% . As an active member of the Oviedo Beautification Cominittee, she said, "We knew we w ere in for many changes in the town. So a group got toge ther to help direct the growth In an orderly and planned fashion. Ti - Springs Reserve Police Force. - "in one year's time, we saw Florida Tech open its doors; we built a new high school; State Road 434, from Winter Park, was paved and we acquired a THE SEMINOLE COUNTY FEDERATION OF WOMENS CLUB JU'IE 2A9 24 - -- - Beine-Cook Enaement es I generation resident, Claire sees and understands many of the problems that beset a small, quiet community that suddenly begins to feel the pangs of growth. C TO t Neivsno . Claire Evans speaks of her J s ncy' - 9~__ - Casselberry aere I Of Te x as �4B—The Sanford Herald Sunday, May 26,1974 te 'JU jir. -- __ serves (10 __ - •,:•f 7) 7') 1 '1 )OPlC - The reception was given by guests attired in a white overlaid witi a white lace cloth their children. Approximately polyester pants suit, com- and the centerpiece was 40 relatives and friends called plernented by a corsage of - - ' 1 1. - ' • ,j •:' - — . ! I __ .; -I - . . ,.~ zX _'_ _.- / Ji I , ) . . I t&.:.01 .. I • IU - .I i" I - , . 3 ~ _. f' jr 1; r q !W I% " . . - - - ... After 25 years Court TT ouse NI arnage years The moved to Sanford six years presently Associates Builders, in " O -W ~ .lw% 1W , .4 V I .. ago and he is employed by Contractors and Altamonte Springs. They hae six children Mrs ) Charles Eastham. Barto It Fla.; Larry McDonald, Mrws, Wayne Sapp, Mrs. Dorothy Lee, and Lewis Childers, all of Sanford. Another son, Lonnie Childers, Arab, Ain. was unable to attend the reception. They also have 18 grandchildren. iT) 1• 1 Bx 37, LW U-- Dyke Rd - — ngs - __ - - :. ,_ i _ ~_ - - patttrn. 41 Next cut strips of paper of contrasting colors Be sure'1) - rmm~ IL . imrn .4 Aim ii" ,,,. a/ 41 7 11 me '1 County Coun U f U , 'oans or Sigman, second vice-president; accomplishments made this presented a priority item later % Of)POsite 1 w 1TV AVe. iw, naron J. Ui uiue on a uiiuiuunai SCflOOi Cecil, 25, 3 E. Relder Ave., year. •II WUiJ..0 was delegated by the School Board to organize the County School Advisory Committee, draw up guidelines for in. dividual school advisory committees, and aid in their n, 5W IUl % Ill U SUUWISV - - - . I' i *-' -- ' 09 -- 86 Christmas, Carrie E. L. -o - 4_ Charles W Jackson, 76, Dram Towers Bx 404, Clara Weaver, 71, Dram Tower 910 Steven Wm. MistIer, 18, Hay 17-92 It 63, Fern PIt, Sandra K. MacDougall, 19, same add. . a • '- S . Orange St., AS, Connie I... Woolum, 21, Groveland. Geoffrey L. Gaines, 18, ' L- - f, - J r, Brenda Kay Tincher & Robert Lee, Wf. minor children 4. Brown, 250 E. Palmetto AV6., Longwood; Robin Moore, daughter of Air. and Mrs. Clark Moore Mr. and , Quint uplet rive, .,asseirry and Dale Elgin, on of , Olin Elgin, 267 lj)ng%vood St., Lon g wood . I ' :" J ' 0 74 A -J:: i 1. - ... / 0 themselves, but rather to assure that their children could enjoy the home ownership that FhlAmade possible forthcm." W I g '- IN ) o I I Medicare I 0 I i'-' •c. &!Dez=v - . V ,, I 0 £511 nuues You a / Home Use _____ S - sHOSPITAL BEDS % 9WHEELCHAIRS *OXYGEN k{J — [lIiflT]tI Breathing Machines cl 736-3226 cwt i \.. .J) I CLIP AND SAVE!II - lm -Sa nford • I I 11 *1 f 5 :' it ' •.\ ,, • - 1. ' *I , :: _,__:_!~ S S 9 ' 'ç)I 0 228 _~ * S - E. FIRST ST. 0 PH, 322-3524 0 5 ., - S IN . oor covering claustrophobia, there are some men, a simple design tricks "aran in the same color tones have the . f - . Ziy, In vW -1 ul A - ZI! ,; F.&,r.% _~_ ri 1_~u _- 1, - __ teed to create an "illusion or effect of increasing the room size. andeur" If you walked into identical One of the easiest and most nd effective ways is the use of a matching carpeting and the mirrors. Placed well and used other featuring a gold flower in moderation, mirrors can print with contrasting floor .1 4 I 1* Chae the thmeflf an) coermg -)oucertainly would room. Thin strips of glass used think the first was larger. in small apartment living floor to ceiling in the corner of a room or larger pane ls used as rooms, an object projecting .'.. 1L14 w i . .. I -V ~ __ - several things, among them Another dramatic and simple creating the illusion of more t_ m~ aYmMT17'way to achieve the same result space. -- A - ~7~_ ~_ ' ~ 1___1r" OI I . 1 As I ei V0 U r CL I r =W.. ,w-_-'_ - _- J ''.. - . - '-l I -, ~ - - '" fr~, _. -- I J S "> - - , S. ' - • ' , r 'i ' . I. ,. .., - .. .1 -7 a_._# I - - i - '' - 1, .- I. . rr . '-' '' • ". -- t.J. - .' - .. - . .v - - - _____ .. ' - , - d . 1 1 style, have a lot more prac. ticality to offer. Result not so letter words left are such lame and laundries oe, hope, many cleaners inessag The answer, of course Li In pals" d sing, _ -T ' es .5 aw-_--_L ______ .=-. - - -r— -u aim - .- _ 1 - ----- Ir• - I ' - - as new fabrics. It's just another example of A man can wear a seersucker pop art coming to life in the suit with much greater conform of commercial fun. fidence and safety than he could _ ' .!! . b h I more or less faithfully reproduce the nostalgia look in eliminated. The only four- _:.", - - After all, there's no reason in the days ofall-cotton and city ...AND THE home of Mrs. Mae Fort at 123 W. 19th St. located on a corner lot shaded pop art can't spread down to park pigeons. by oaks and cabbage palms. Fall Colors To Bloom In Spring Market chairs and sofas to say from pale peach to tangy rust is making a strong fashion which is replacing the safer but with a tactile interest. Crewels By BARBARA HARTUNG Other popular shades are the The lilac family offers to temporary color combinations variations on a brown theme- color the home fashions scene, give a fresh look to traditional If they are not used solo. they coffee and finally a deep shown Way in burgundy, pale sofas and wing chairs. to decorating are the projected lied, white and blue is at- may frequently be teamed with chocolate. Gold continues to be lavender, hot pink an royal looks most likely' to succeed in Molded plastics continue to mixes with heme fashions If the recent tempting to pull forward to oatmeal and navy or perhaps a popular neutral and has purple in garden greens to provide a make interesting design spt ing market of the Los displace the earthen tones in gold and green. Much rust, too. managed to pair up nicely with yellows and Angeles Home Furnishings popularity. But, judging from can be found in mixes with its Lousin,lemon yellow. Lemon springtime-all-year-long look. statements. However, fumiture manufacture rs are plagued by the near saturation of the black and white and brown. and white give a new lease on Mart is any indicator market in natural, earth Ijust may join forces The three-day market, where shades, there's not much of a fuchsia and red for a con- warin and inviting color look is colorful, it is colorful in a it's a petroleum derivative). furniture retailers from the race yet. In fact. rust and temporary eye-stopper. But scheme. And just as tart as rich, deep-toned sense. Even This has caused prices to rise to and the point where some designs w estern United Sthsdosoi. orange, in all their variations regardless of its teammate, lemon yellow is spring green, when the colors bright, there is a controlled have been priced out of their of their buying. indicates that the trend toward English looks. Significantly absent from market. 1 I I -Icont nue, ~ 11 the market is the wildly un~ ~ Natural materials, such as sharing the spotlight with controlled use of color seen 'i - - £1 hit nt 8in-inspirN dfl( 10-.veral years ago When colors wicker, cane and rattan, are . Ic n are combined today, there increas — grandmother's white wick were prominently shown in s . --- -_ . rocking chair on the front and English I Merely a chance. traditional .`I 1. __ --7 -F - ~19 6 porch? - -~_ f t__T American repro,ductions and 1IM -1 -. % CA im , Also markedly absent is the adaptations with )ine, ,in -_ -_ t-:4 - - - - ~_ ~_ -_ it looks upSpanish several cases taking , dining tu-the-ininute with rich, con. inidiwis to d48rk finish ft room and bedroom suites were temporaryseatupholstery,just 71 r a= ' S are clear • ---- re been Most of FHA's problems, said ft SWD president, hav spired by l8th and 19th Century measure. ---- --S "• _ - _ F ]GEL - ' in - S - . • •,_, S S - - the American look is --~ I Z - are designs, provincial covering many straight-lined - . tiving or family room AM decorations are seen in fewer when you find faux bamboo designs chairs, particularly numbers, UI u1iung variety, you' ll Other trends indicated ni often see fabrir re peat ing the I ,roomsat theniartthcIude bamboo a La Oriental - s of -hown in Spanish, the heavy right for an informal, easy-care carving and molded plastic except Much - - .•• English designers, offer the British look today, that many' contemporary pieces have been scaled down more in keeping with the small home and apartments of today. seen in accessoriesand fabrics. ,oint-s in the future, the FHA single-family unstibsidized own 1, Documentary fabrics. home program must be preserved." Gilliland said he'd written his Congressman asking (or his especially small, cour support of the house your readers to do th e same." . . Hunt boards, china cabinetc, and massive bookcases, in- lie concluded, "I strongly urge - -- unsubsidized programs M nhile all functions connected tth subsidized programs would remain wi th HUD and be separate and apart from FHA. funds are to be provided for low and middle income families to of Fabrics, and embroideries in con- more subdued avocado, statement. Americana. But the same orange to terra-cotta to a rusty The Herald Services desig "I personally feel strongly," he opined, "that If adequate ' - Of course, the bleep words I- In T-shlrts. Nostalgia buffs are living It up these days with a life-style that harks back to the 'Ms and "30s. One finds nosta lgia eerywhere in vintage cars, older homes, in the movies and tures all over them in the Forty and 50 years ago manner of the words and pic fashions weren't pracical tures In the New York subway That's why there were so many cleaning system, which is as far as the laundries and designers looked for in establishments around. The new fashions, while they spiration. - - --- mom message for you. Intact, whether you're S. M. L or XL, you can get in on the graffiti fun being offered by one of the nation's newest men's tear ideas Manufacturers are nroducm2 - • — he Hera'- Services guy who likes T-shirts, chances probably will be a huge success. are me meaium nas mne uuv vuju 347 II 3 LUC &4 WUIU . . ... S ; - i If you're an a verage-sized the "message shirt" ard it - - i ng a G ft ' L:\KEVIEW Nursing Center at 919 E. 2nd St., Sanford, with its attractive grounds... .c 'i :. Pt '.? % "', '., -• iI Don t - '- . . • o The garment has been tagged " ' - tf - '4-7^: ,. II ,~W#s0M40-,ftMWT;.. 6" --- - - -4 - - - " .'-' -,ii' A.A---- - ' 4 -, L.. . ' - r_ 1. .- • . &Ibti' - -. . - — P port of a wall can do a great .gáa. -1 - ' •ausedb' BUD's subsidized programs. Without BUD's problems, Gilliland said that the w ork FHA was designed f or could once again progress smoothly. Gilliland flatly asserted that "Fl-IA has been one of the greatest instrumncnts concei v ed to date to provide unsubsidized home ownership for the American public, .. : ,''' A (I . : . ... 4 ',jtV. ;t op IiaPPcflinb. "Some Congressmen seem to be aware of the consequences and the dangers which the denlinse of FHA would hold. A bill- , 0. 1 I60 . _. I Delivery Anywhere In Central Ffo lii East Kentucky Ave., D,LaVId, Fla, S \ . . - -. I ,.. ~ ~ -_ - - .o ,lt' if I ' i Representatives Ben Blackburn and Robert Stephens Jr., which, icted, would establish FIIA as an independent government ' 5 5 322-7121 MEDICARE SUPPLY CO. is ' (,Lfjf5 I I I - the ft On the,other hand, Gilliland sees a ray of hope. "There aP' "a growing recognition in Congress of what pears to be,"' he - J , 1 supporting . 4, . :- JJ Wall Plaqu*s -Compotes Salt & Pepper- Cannlstars Cookie Jars- Candle Holders And Many Other Items. 4puh1P' Area inception in 1934 and he predicts that it would continue to be self- 0 - - Gilliland noted that FHA has been self supporting since its . ..1 . *PATIENT LIFTERS Expert'Repalr& Service On . ;_ ,a :; WE BILL MEDICARE DIRECT FOR YOU , •- - . . ..'.. As Prescribed by Your Physician I 9.. I I 11 ~; . . . . *PRESSURE BED PADS *BREATHING MACHINES J ~ S n = S St / 1. p d, strong opposition is onsequently, tounerinsug,ts ion that FHA's unsubsidized mortgage insuring functions may have outlived their usefulness and should be p hased ,, ., It's ha rd to understand, he said, how programs which have been so successful at providing decent housing for millions of Americans without costing the government it penny could be phased out without a wtunper." I 0 ' • • Subscr- bem. ,uujre Insurance ' ic: 1a g %, " - " C I ATTENTIONI rong g I . 7 ____ -4, .-- _-,I- __ - ~ Deep, rich colors, natural fabric could just as well be I .. - furniture covered in another brown, are repeated in dozens 0 x a0 ~ r,r'aqy',y'r I ' - He added, ...Those Americans would be insisting not for I ~ .'u ~ . * lw_ Short of knocking down somi, shutters, shojis or grills. walls and raising ceilings, there's no way to enlarge those also can do a great deal to room. However, to ease the change the appearance of your pain and w.ard. off any attacks of condominium or small apart would object if they realized what iShappefllng." Gilliland said he was certain they would in" that Congress act to assure the continued existence of the FHA urLsubsidized single-famfly program. I ~ J \ -7- " A 0 its usefulness and should gradially be phased out. "I wonder," he mused, "how loudly millions of Ameri cans, who could not have purchased their homes wi thout FHA's help, Honored were (I to r) Alan Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs Donald M Debbie Lynn Gorman. i - , . .. .. . . . , . . I attlactive and was available without long appear to I . 0. / I 0 - - ' ..' ,•' W . Donna Ettell Dissoltitimis 01 Marriatre rl - -,'. ,, THREE GRADUATES HONOItFD I jfi'% ',': 0 Three Lyman High School seniors to graduate later this month were guests of honor at a splash party at the home of Mary Louise and Robert Elgin, (standing) of Highland Street, Altamonte Springs. I .'..- (( more • of the loan and therefore restricted the market for such loans The biirroer was not protected with the minimum property stan d,irds that PHA required In periods of tight money, lo and mnocierate income borrowers were the first to suffer from .' availability of funds," Gillil and str essed. He said there are those in the present administration wtx, feel that the FHA single-family program has outlived , I ,, Ttl ~Ik I ll / processing delays. However, the Insurance covered only a portion • • g !f1,fh1J N1,010 [IV ~* I ,-..;,~.p.pd!'. 4 . - -- he said, "looked u• -''-- I" .1"ftow"~ I . ;7 traumatic. €p(rlen(€ czrnsideration you always can d replaci draperies with at for someone h I tractive window shades, tn be ' ,W3% -, -4-. ' .PItLiLI' - _ "4'L A mortgage insurance with fewer regulations. The new insurance." f. . ' • "? I 1 V. . I I to (---S ' ' W__ see %'.,.... . Sevierville. Tenn., Donna J. I '\ at Ro.Jays-the complete dress shop i it You II find everything - ' ' I ------------ .- CIP SALUTES RESIDWe, ' ni i1 .1 11 • '84 1C T IS '.uii ii u IN ii t i urzw v r.iic,ri i rrOJeC I commiLLee Oi anioru oman S recognizing outstanding homes and businesses in the city for improvements and beautification Among those selected are the residence of Mr and Mrs James LCt at 510 E. 14th Street... ,~ I NI I 1 / 11 +' _91110 -L~_ 'k I__ X , r -I 'Meanwhile," he explained, "the already overworked staff of FHA'sunsubsidizedressdcntlalprogramsUffered andapplication processing times became unreasonable By 1968, we were the decline of F1A single family unsubsidized b.-ginning to mortgage loans fill the gap, offering "Private interests have attempted "s',,- • is by eliminating those bulkY penthouse apartment, you can The move from a large get by with the minimum of spacious home in the suburbs to w w Gilliland, when the Federal Housing Administration as an agency - - - =__V~__ tiEiP.tT?T' personnel needed to administer them. ,• . -' -_ The climate changed about 12 years ago, according to - I, ' ' By ADELE FAULKNER Y~ -60.J 4111M.- IISI became a part of HUD—the Department of liousing and Urban AP a I do 4-- . sured loans." • At the ?°' esure, uøI aernoon I di I g 0reean I N .. - .•'t % - - [lx Loo V 1 billion in mortgage loans. That roresents," he explained, "more than 11 million homes which have been financed with FHA in- 0 . .. - - sunniest " i . .' !uI •.• $ •S - •iousing, pro%iulng or moniuy amor".1 I. Since that time, Gilliland declared, "We have been witnessing th e decline o th e FHA single-famil y unsubsidized loan program as the Department of Housing and Urban Development as) urban renewal, became inundated with social programs experimental housing, various subsidies, new towns and the rest. "All these programs," he said, "made headlines. hllping a solid middle class citizen wasn't newsworthy. So, th e social pig ) of which have encico in iaiiure-ere given to.- •' - . , The public learned to depend on FHA," said Gilliland, "and e Administr4ition responded b) insuring, to date, more than $132 th VIUUC U fl" (flê( • '' I Million Homes Financed I 1 attendant at all elementary schools. Currently, the Council is urging support of the Central Florida Zoolegical Park as an educational benefit to children. • - - AJ , I '' ~ Gilliland pointed out that there were other equally important benefits for the home buying public. -FHA," he said, "made home ownership possible for low and middle incorne families who had never had the opportunity before FIIA's insurance provide,d a national market for residential - ~ I - a fair one and ffiat the structure they were purchasing met rigid 's standards. Basically, the process in. I - *r .- IV - I. money. 'Fllt%," Gilliland asserted, "provided protection for those new homeowners b 'assurinu that the nrice they were naving was Kenneth *- ' A ere available loaas all over the nation, despite sectional shortages of mortgage secretary; Mrs. Fred Robb, represents over 7,000 members committee proposing state and crosswise fteads. liiiJU. 4 - - ___ __ r %g-,~! -g 4 - jz - r.I ~i .- I 'U' V i . ~_ SIM r - . osr operating for two sears on a Mrs. James Baker, recording year by the council, which adopted by the platform volves Interlacing lengthwise -- ,I -'L ~ .' ~ -~_=-.1- 0 try H V To Put In City Apartment -0 , ~~~ " j rnone netded to acciutre or kup their homes or uneven. Then, Interlace contras ng S PS ,., I ~ j-" , . __Jm~wft -- I -%,~F. , f- T-11 tizationand making it possible for families to obtain the mortgage margin, snipping along to make the warp wide, narrow, smooth an 3 organization where - i - . "The immediate effect of creating this vitally important administration was to put an end to short-term home financing," Gilliland explained, and FHA rapidly began insuring ong-term the wood (the interlacing cers "° _ 1. I :Mse- ~'_ i _akL_,0_,~ t I wi5_i iL.'L I ) , `- - §k~ I when the old short-term ones expired. This went on," he said In September, e Council Idyllwilde Elementary for assistlint professor of education there is significant progress in joined with the Semoran Junior a varied widths. at Florida Technological the education of children, highest Increase in PTA Woman's Club to establish 1 Universit was speaker at the because they, too, would be inembership-423 per cent. , school volunteer program, The Actually, this type of Seminole County Council of happy and content, Dr. Sullivan Other schools with high Dividends. Starting with thm papercraft or paper weaving is Parent Teacher Associations' noted. pilot schools, there are now nint based on skills known back in schools . ,~ -2 I "Ve_~__~_ !- NO loans tiE ,iii Viiid '."CrL IlLdL allis the d prisslon struck, 4 so, of course,' Giliuland said, "no new loans that resem es weav ng. means the warp (the base) d . ------.---- ,. t k . pp -- . - - , these are the same width as those in the large piece of paper. This results in a i placemat that has a con- I ventional or regular pattern - t_1 wr_',!_ itities, r. T enship and the Irfac imo D thy J . SuI livan, ri.1a U ' I since wildly fluctuating interest rates made It necessary, In most g g p . to reVularly ,. - . _______ 4 __________________ depression," claims John A. Gilliland, president of Stockton, Whalley, Davin and Company-Florida's largest and oldest mortgage banking firm, "are of families being forced from their homes after mortgage foreclosures. It was a daily scene," says -ns all across the nation. "The depression," the SWD prexy explained, "had halted the common practice of making short term mortgage loans. That was strips) are of uniform width Ili — A variation, as illustrated, 4,1 (Herald Photo By Elda MOM) PTA COUNTY COUNCIL OFFICERS shows a placemat with a . . . (I to 0, Bev Tish, Ded! Schaffner, Marion Sigman, Mary Baker, and Dot Poole modern, abstract look, done by open-end weaving. First, cut Ole C. Olson, 85, 200 W. 20th, Louise Rowan, 20th St. John D Pangle, 19, Lt 145 Hacienda Vill, WS, Sherry D Tabb, 657 Church St., LW. the clearly, with a sense of humor could get her hands on on obsolete and women refuse to You Always Wanted to Know brownstone herself. Today, she and electricity (the last tells and with an obvious dedication "doing-it-yourself" and built be reduced to helplessness About Doing It Yourself But teaches carpentry and plum- how not to get electrocuted), to the subject. _______________ miic of the most disturbing recollections of create and intricate-looking - .- 7. - in free time to read everything she sex-linked characteristic is titled her book "Everything she purchased and renovated a chapters on plumbing, heating Z . . NeW Not Lila. She used all tha I the concept of "handiness" as a Nis. Adams could easily have began as a home owner when sandwiches). There are authors, Ms. Adams writes I Cut straight strips from the fold to the border. Vary the : — iLim - Kenneth L. Wilson, 20, 605 E. year-round program as opposed MUd., Betty L. - . Ii) JUIIAN STENSTROM faint line after a hen there's noman around the Were Afraid to Ask," for she bing and has her own She covers "repairs and 'built in" closets throughout her apartment, painted and house Or even if there isaman has written a small en "Workalong' local radio show renovations" and provides detailed instructions On cyclopedia that should liberate papered the walls, tiled the around the house. illustrated Copiously with her "wonderful things to build" (1) women who want to build Several years ago a friend of floor and in her S re time Adams' such Ms. A slew of books have arisen kus, stcage and fix but never learned how, Own line drawings, mine moved into a new apart- creacd "antique" furniture. Ofl how yourself what your to do anyone with more time than book begins with detailed units, closet shelves, tables and (2) ment just before she lost her descriptions of every con' desks, bed, boyfriend couches, chairs, or money to invest in one's home, Which led me to wonder back husband, job. Outside of a bed and table she had no furniture and didn't then before the mass con. repairman was supposed to do (3) men who have been in. ceivable type of tool, hardware kitchen counters, cupboards, and building and play structures And dare delete her sa v ings buying sciousnes' raising of the for ou and one of the best is timidated by the super corn fastening, on market material the e Florence Adams' "I Took A Mechanics peten-e of Populcr She there's a whole chapter on how th oinan s tnoctnent an Most women at that time owners. tells how to cope at the hard Hammer in My hand-The type heroes, (4) home women and cars. would have wrung their hands idea ever got started that fl1Cfl'S Build-It and Fix-It Ms. Adams' expertise on wore store and lumber yard and reconciled themselves to a making things was a male Unusual for do-it-yourself monopoly. Today, of course, Handbook" (Morrow $9.95). building and fixing originally and what walls are (some are barren, dreary apartment. 1. I I . I crease S - . annual installation banquet SIrs. Millie Urbanski, past Teague Middle School with 335 schools with Di id d man's Stone A e For cenheld recently at Casselberry council president, installed new per cent, Sanford Grammar pro1dIng a total of over0 tunes, cloth has been made nunun t) United ,!ethodist officers including Mrs William v' Ith 300 per cent, and ',olunteer hours a week from fibers of flax or cotton itirch. Schaffner, president; Mrs. Camelberry Elementary, 281 In November. the Seminole plants. Since 20M B.C., Chimse delegation attending the state wove delicate silkworm threads He told the group research Robert Poole, first vice- per cent. Mrs. Schaffner pointed out PTA convention in Miami into the finest of materials. indicates no difference in president; Mrs. Charles Orange City. i - __ - ~ - 2~ I -~~. Mrs. Sam 'Fish, treasurer. i . Awards were presented by LW. Orlando. County School Superintendent Gain- Studies also show where Luis R. charion, Terry L Klutts, 20, Enter- vesville, Leitah K. Roby, 20, faculty and principals are W.P. (Bud) Layer to Pine-crest Floyd D. Smothers, 31, Bx 857 happy and content with Elementary School, Sanford, CB, Barbara J. Silva, 33,51 7th prise, Joanle M. Ray, 16, same teltona. add. themselves St.. Casselberry. and their for highest attendance at Clyde C. spears, 47, Jesse A. McGraw, Jr.. 30. lit 1 WnItai,r ,, howell Br. Rd. Bx isa. wr Kenneth I.' ' Helen L. Overfelt,36, WPaIm A X__m ___ ' Bx 397 LW, Joy A. Cytar, 2D, Rt Deland, Betty Jo Miller, III, acbievement WnL D. Lowdermilk, 22, 286A ppl cat ons i:fiv -f - I- _W 1 II ____,I_ I 1.' - T . \iDonr.0 worked as a car' FHA of one and a quarter Inche Then, in order to make Sure both sides will be even, fold the paper in hall, but be sue to =;.-~, A, # = ~- penter and farmer for several az __,, .-7 - Alv_~~ ! .-I .- - -- - __-.. . V ". - served the was Mrs. Wayne Sapp. The other children assisted with the serving and entertaining. The co,mle was married May - "-: -- -!r -r-_; ." . ___ -.1 -- _ I-- Phase-Out Move on Drawing j measuring a border on all side - . kI . V \ ~ scre mints, iuL an ran sherbet puntli Mrs LarryMcDonaldcutand 4V4 ~ - "., . .- .i . I # blem. Served with the cake, E - - w ---.-- Draw I I -- - I 1%_C i . A # . _ .. T~ 7 ' }ijifl COflSu uC,AOfl paper, 2 byl8 inches makes a good Stze - Highlighting the table was a edding cake, decorated with roses, silver leaves and topped with a miniature bride and groom standing by a silver heart, - - . o , .. , , 71r I I -4 -Ir - . Page 1C Sunday, May26 1974 placemats. I? 2 - I - __ _~ _ #~~~~ -, ~_-__."_~7 - . - I tall )ellow tapers In silver - ;,'!-' .- es Reai Estate • Gardening Decorating addition of bright, Colorful .. arrangement was flanked by . es Li ef • ~ snapdragons and greenery with I 0 A favorite way of enjoying summer's sunshine is over a good meal In the open air l'hL%j is the time when families hea4,,, for parks or patios where any" picnic table is bound to become / - composed of multicolor mums, ~f- ..~__ -~~_ 1 . - ave S By AUDREY GELLIS The Herald Senices 1Cfl1CS i L)ces elf i' L)oir 'ig — It —' curs • - ellow predominating The - I)/ The Herald Services ,. - I p' i. or _* 1, ~ - . The refreshment table was . -1 . 1!. %2 .- !F irralb 92=W .- __ ,. "i1 Mrs. McDonald received her I- I Placemats - I - ._ V-.! - Mr and Mrs W I McDonald to offer congratulations and silver tipped carnations with obsened their 25tl wedding they received many nice gifts, white lace accent and her anni ve rsary with an open house including some in silver and husband wore a tan suit with a reception, at their home 318 crystal and also received ma ny white sil ver tipped carnation boutonniere. Maple Ave., Sanford, Sunday greeting cards. I ~m), __ M _ - _1 __ = - ..% 2 fit h -~-___-_ I _j_.r -1,_ . j - F\ 1 1 '_ Colorful -. . ~ ~_ — . 7 -_ -~ - *-->,.,a. .1 1 I 11 - . .!,*:'.- 'R - ~t - -.MR?, -0 1%~~_z \. I - ,~~,r _~~__i ; , 1 II OAK I-'INISII GIVES DINING ROOM 1N'ORMALITY . . .:* - 1 1, - - ' may be available soon, the very here - upholstered legs on sofas heavy ones in solid colors and and chairs, uphnIstered tables, sometimes informal striNs. upholstered cubes. It's just Textured lines and cottons are right for that padded-ctII ap. taking on florals and proach to decorating to geometries combine color everything soft and loungy. - �-=- -- ____0_ - - - - , 0 -.-- 2C-The Sanford Herald Sunday, May 26, 1974 i I I I -A-It r~`s`s pult,~, I- I Question Fly EARL ARONSON AP Newsfeatures B0( The animals food nets range In size from JULIAN STENTROM .- ______________________________________________ Note: Do you have a question taxes, planning, zoning, or anything about real estate, else which affects yow Hummingbirds If _________________________________ ____________________________ offices, student center you want hummingbirds to whose •is a )ou'll tias'e to plant th ings West i The Sanford Ross Daniels offers such nets, that attrict them, those from Herald, Sanford, Fla. p771. Please sign your letter. Upon th ey can get nectar. says the y are the logical way to which publi cati on, however, only initials will be used.) without harm There are more than 300 cies keep the birds out to them. They last for seasons, of hummingbirds in the western States and South since they are made of light- United America, but They only one major weight polypropylene. Editor: We have our home listed wi th local Realtor and he has given will not in terfere with normal variety in the eastern part of us an offer from one of his customers. We have hesitated to accept crop growth. T-he open mesh this country. The hummingbird the offer since the buyers want to pay cash down to the present permits normal passage of air, family, says John A. Pott of Purdue University, is found mortgage balance and assume our mortgage. We have heard that sunlight and moisture. only in the New World. or this is a risky thing to do. Do you have an opinion on this you bushes over net Drape the might share wi th u.s?-Mrs. MNK Certain flowers attract these prop on wires or stakes over a Dear Mrs. MNK: planted area, and when the birds and while the birds are U the buyers are willing to put up a substantial amount of harvest is In, roll or fold and visiting they also carry pollen, cash to pay down to your mortgage balance you can feel ra th er store for the next season. It Is helping the flowers to become _ safe In going through with such a transacti on. It ha ppe ns everyday. But, we must te ll you that while the party assuming the mortgage becomes primarily responsible far meeting the terms _____ _________ of the mortgage and note they assume, you assume a secondary tp ___________ position. And, If the buyer does not carry out the terms of the _____ lifestyle? Send your ilxiulry to Editor, _____ ___ _______ ___ __________ ___________________________ _______________ - OM111019101 ______________________ ____________________ Lifestyles. and book store. On right ______ ______ 00 spe is science C O.. It building. 0 : ____________________________________ ______________________ ________________ ________________________ _________________ ___________________ !_ -p-- . 4U , # • ..v_ 0. ' ---Mw. -, - . ow . , - .. _ .. r -- .. 4wir,- . 6,0 _ __ - 4, .•.- - ______ - - I _______ I- _____ "" - ______ _________________ _______ _____ ______ _______ I ____ .'.. ______ ___ ________ ____ _______ ____ _____________ ______ .c ____ ____________ ____ T' ____ _ :'T ____ ____________ - i;tnnt-' , i' -1,; ;::, -, s I J;_j I'll ..-," - 1!" __________________________________________ _____ ____ ____ UI I ________ _______ (P (U 1 .10' I. j urpu. is "71 - I - - -- ol - ___ E- ________ __________ _______ ________________________________ _____ ___ __ what other benefits are derived from homesteading proper- M 5 GARDEN NET _. 3ECOND FLOOR PLAN Op (MS II L uz DE p a III 4 I$0 I r gr ees cooler than at sea level, sticking. And cover your auto with a tarpaulin, When you declare your homestead as your legal domicile you no t only are entitled to exemption from taxes on the first $5,000 of Homes They Just ~ -- . Never Expire ~ 0 ___ . 0 "I can't see where sex has perlence, and ha s a good idea of what be Is looking for, instead of few days ago that women know anything to do with a," e- very own property. There's no waiting In line for a job counsellor to get to him be can use what Is better than men whether traffic plied, placing myself securely generation gap in this kind of called a microfiche viewer to check job listings for himself. One experience. patterns in a house are good, on t1- fe Florida State Employment officer said, "Most people seem to like __________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________ the idea of choosing th eir own jobs and I th ink everyone ap—\ predates the sav4ngs in Vine."The plan also frees counsellors to / spend m ore time with those who have special employment '1 7' N~q problems. 315 Information Is updated daily. U a job buntes doesn't find what he's looking for one day be can go back the next day and try agai 0 ____ ___ I -1 1:11TH11111111M.11" _____________ ____ _______ 111" f _____ 41~ ___ ____ k Come To The Land 04 Ahhhhs , 11_~, ___ It .i You Can Afford _______________ ______________ of .E J Drugs Up I Appliances <~ Up O9- I Transit fare Down 12, [Used cars Down 84, __________ us _________________________________ PRICES, on the average, rose 10 per ccnt last yeav, a l(x-)k at the extreme ends of the spectrum of consumables shows where inflation has hit hardest and where it has been least felt, "We — . , 830.0503 -. . .. . denung ~ 7, 1 V. . before r ___ 5% OW08 to Sanford MODELSOPEN DAILY 104 WEEKENDS 14 Sf'*pard V4 %INT. Haaws V Corporation . 1 - 4111 -Y SR mmommomm - ,• Sand lewood Villas 4l' N I 1. _____ I _______ ..:A ____ *' '. . I 94612y [. ENTRANCE to this desirable bi-level is from a ered front stoop. The living room is screened from (lie entry by a coat closet and the foyer is enhanced by a planter. A main feature of Plan Il1332Y is excellent circulation. From the front foyer one can go to th e living room, ahead to the lainily room, kitchen, lavoratory, basement or garage directly, without entering . ' any other room. On the bedroom level, closets are used to cut noise passage. A laundry chute carries soiled laundry directly to the washing machine. There are 820 square feet on the lower level and 9X on the bedroom level. Architect , .. Herman II. York, 90-0-1 161st St., Jamaica, N.Y 11432 will answer queries from persons who enclose a stamped, self-addressed envelope. ' ' 4 * t prig W 0*440 .0 AFTER REMOVIN& LID FROM A NEW #' i M 611LO.WJ~1;4 i _QtI ~] THG GROOVE AROUND ThE LIP OF THE CAN ThEN WHEN YOU PRESS OFF EXCGSS PAINT oii THE RIM WITH " . U LU - - - a -./ DRIVE IT SEVERAL TIMES THROU&H / I C ."'.0""I" IV '. . V, -_ To Paint Stucco Roof I - When Kate's brothem *CLUB HOUSE mSW$MMIN3 POOL *SHAOCARPE7INO *RANOE.UFRIOERATO DtSPOSAL.DISHWASHSR 'CLOTHES WASHER-DRYER 110 West Airport Blvd Sanford, Florida ) 323-7870 " ' _; -- - - University of Texas law I ' instructor Jerre Williams on the legality of President Nixon's substituting transcripts for the ThIte House tapes. -.' "The age when you could put up some monkey bars and a set of swings and call it a playground is gone." Recreation industry designer discussing trends towards more sophisticated, and expensive, playground main idea is to use design techniques which will Wirig the narrow walls in and push the side walls out, One of the easiest ways is House? Air ' ______ _ - - 40 . i - 1.100 / free. But the individual circumstances can make a big difference. in another can, a SPECIAL LUCITE EXTERIOR ____ ______ i,•"_•_ '' f'..' ' -4 r,,2__'_,Z.~ ...i.•_I, i,i:. '4Ouse pain. I • SEALING • GRADING • STRIPPING • PATCHING FREE SEALS YOUR THE WEATHERI 0 Capacities range from 37,000 to 40,000 pirmUting precise matching of system requirements. erc(x1dItIouhjreffIcIducqrotI111J* and tIeubIe SIreIch -- • Split System Air Conditioning Capacities rang, from 13500 to 35.000 permitting precise matching of system requirements, thrni your hQusa to prevent CriCin pung. Shown bisi by 10 laSt nQer thifl other 14dinQ hOuSI p&frtt _______________ ITS u-.,.wfl...H•swysub.m.R O -' V • CICOISOIA CAOIIACOC mn' 145 CCC O2I07A CPA0I4A0.00C SM IN CICO$D7A CFAOSeaocoa s.0 $ 34.1W C!CO3I01A CFAOMAOA-CO$ 511 $5111 12.111 cicoiioa cpAoiaoa V5 is nsss$ SARI Cset.t.d. RCU-A.0 Call Cvii Air Ise a Ira's CsVIlfig $vf'wa'y Sn ysyf ha'Øt's Is istlemlol II cseIsn capactty yaw a-Nd Vs's ian ?tian ii's 110's mve11 W tv w.li ii, aicti CHIS$5 1445041 by bv'y1415 a 11 illocs 1' i-itI1*_ OO T). BTU't ratio , Po m Jow ' '° Iotomh QIats.iCOQhn0wi,c, 1)9 Pwg'w ff4 Ti) " , ' 5" 9'- . FIS*S E-T'.a "i ø"g •flC-llCyC• 010 "," ' " 'at systens Conipi's F.00., If 1'liat's 77ie Case Then Don't Pace... CALL BASE Celebrating.Our 100th Year In Business LUMBER & CALL 322-7510 HILL HARDWARE Gulf Air Heating 70O W. LAKE AVE. -Air Conditioning, Co. 830-9331 0•' __t ;~_ti!u_ -1i, FEDDERS UPFLOW FLEXHERMETIC Split System Air Conditioning HOUSE AGAINST I !JC IT C -. (ire' to a 'halt that's __ ESTIMATE FEDDERS FLEXHERMETIC ___________ ii Ij( iii o EXCAVATiNG PAINT ,. : FREE ESTIMATES . conditioning. ______________ - of his late brother. PAVING UnunIshd 1o2 Bedrooms -. dependable heating. At the same time we install your furnace we'll include FEDDERS central air -. - man Fought payment for carpentry, paintin g, and cement work he had done on the house '• - '/ I - -_ --- --- - _____ _____ I 0 - - FIVE _____ DO NEED? 4S. Z7 - 1- inc I. 0 -- V W"%Omb- HOMES 0 0 4 , I j 0• Base Paving & Construction Co. • . ,~~. Need A ______________________________ I . _:~_ ~- - _e '' 4 -- became ________________________________________________________ i& .I~_ .__ " ONE f4 cop.y News Sink, 1 IkL death -or death as this culture By GENE GARY A. Caulking would probably The Herald Services be the best type of repair. There with the use of color. () a widower, she moved in with Q. [low can "stucco ceilings" are many new types of caulking narrow walls you should use equipment - him and took over the care of best be painted for good now on the market, which can warm "advancing" hues such I - ~ his household. Three years coverage and a minknurn of be applied easily with a as Wn-cotta, brick, burnt Later, he too passed away. At flaking? What tools should be caulking gun. For Instance, orange and golds. Pick up light the probate of his estate, Kate used? We have always enjoyed there are cartridges that tones in the wall color from the put in a claim for "services your column, - Ted B., contain a plastic compound for carpeting to enlarge the room rer0ered." Carlsbad, CaUf. repairing cracks in masonry size. New "Although my brother and I A. You will need a long nap and concrete. It adheres very Now that tbe warm colors - 4 never discuued money,sutler and a good grade of flat well to dry masonry, dries have helped to bring the end -. paint to cover rough plaster. A hard, Li gritty and the color of walls into the room, what can See us regarding latex paint which does not show concrete. Lumber yards and you do with the two long blank Rev. Daniel IIerrin eligibility to your Lap marks would be a good large hardware stores are walls? urchase a new 3 choice. If you do the en tire job usua lly the best sources for Richard W. Lyman There are several simple and bedroombomefor 1- OZI of with a roller. here are a few these cartridges. But before Inexpensive techniques which president Stanford as little down as things to keep in mind: Roll the you use one, carefully study the can be used to bring the room University. one month's retlt first strokes away from you. Do manufacturer's directions on into perspective. One of my "The best and most effective under the, not roll too fast or you will its use. The various types favorites is the use of colored federal program, regardless of Farmer's Home spatter the paint. Slow down as contain different plastics and tape, which incidentally does how big the appropriation, . Administration you reach the wall. Hitting the formulations and need to be not damage the landlord's could be run by one person and Assistance plan. wall with the roller will shower applied in slightly different walls, a part-time secretary." -Terry Sanford, president of The tape can be used to make 111 R ROfl DA 4 paint all over. Ease into the ways. shapes and Duke University. of wall and ceiling so Q. Please advise whether it is pa tter ns of various "Personally, I am so darn *int as possible to touch up the surface forms or can be applied tn told the court, "I just took it for as to get as little pa would possible on the wall. Or you of a bathtub which Is slightly verticalstrips going from floor proud to be an American that I granted that eventually I have no room to feel could use a brush for this scratched. It ceiling, was caused by to be paid for my work. After all, i t delicate task of cutting the drapery pins in curtains which TV strips placed at various humiliated." didn't have to do it. I was 931-4039 -Sen. Barry Goidwater, (Rceiling paint into the wall were being washed in the tub. widths to break up the long wall my brother's keeper." or on the recent "National The scratch may be superficial, create a gallery for groupings But the court disagreed and junction. Q162 Q. About 20 years ago, we but It may also rust and we of small pictures or farnfly Day of Humiliation. Fasting rejected her claim. The court and Prayer." said the natural presumption built a home surrounded with would certainly like to prevent photographs. concrete slab in our back yard. this. - A.T.S., Meriden, Conn. was that Kate had helped her brother for reasons of affection, There was a white grout bet- A. A liquid procelain glaze Li / d ween the pool coping and the available at some hardware oncrete slab, and a felt stores and paint dealers. Central material in the expansion joints However, I doubt that It would should have made that clear A' • • of the concrete. Time has hold for long cn shallow from the start, FEDDERS Questions of this kind arise caused the felt material to scratches, especially In the tub often in probate proceedings, deteriorate and wash away. area that has to be scrubbed TO TONS when claims for services The fill between the coping and frequently. You could try it for ____________ rendered to the deceased must the concrete has washed away. temporary protection, but L...............J be dealt with. As a rule, the Do you know what I can use to unless the scratches are quite I closer the relationship between fill the space? - M.A.P., deep, there should be no — problem from rusting. the claimant and the deceased, Wo(Xllzlnd, Calif. Take advantage of this special offer to heat and air the more likely the court is to condition your •nlir home at a fabulously low /ç'? ___________ - FIRST Q00t hAW of paradigm about napalmed Viet- Nap Roller A a 1_., ' abortion after being wa a today. "More and more Americans Henry Kissinger are not satisfied with the ideal tapes are asked for, you give of an equal start In life; they the tapes. It Isn't a bargainingdemand an equal finish as situation... If you do what the woll Judiciary Committee, offer _____ tra nscripts instead of tapes, - you're in vulnerable situa tion before the courts." ensions Di 'Jail loud in con- a long trip. lIe certain t your apartment also can create answers short of tearing down design your room around it some of your biggest design the wa lls and starting all over Like many apartment challenges, again. in an apartment or even dwellers, you perhaps are Those crazy room dime nsio ns When faced with an odd. a condominium, it's Impossible, wondering what can be done to which add such character to shaped room, there are no pat so the next best thing is to improve the appearance of that long recta ngular room which serves as living room at one end and dining area at the other. Use Long First, keep In mind that . 'i' .xo' on INTO CAN ... NO DRIPS OR RUNS ON THE OUTSIPE Cf THE CAN IT SAVES PAINT s H.'e .&t du*afap aL - ' .. imid1Noci .. i GAI"E . r 6 . .. be sees it, in really reducing ese children, or seemi~gly people to a kind of animal rLam unconscious of the horrible surv .1. And if you had more, that pr esent fact that O per cent of something was more the children already born In the something poorest countries ... die before resistance." - Poli tical activist and Jesuit the age of five." Berrigan priest Daniel - Fr. Theodore M. Hesburgh, 1* in Dame discussing his months president of Notre criticizing "mm- prison for burning draft dless and crude zealots" among records. leave. "The law Is that you answer Catholic anti-abortionists. Take along a good, family"lie's a complex man. At iL .uLi..".n.i ;ucd If the sized first-aid kit and hope you times he is abrasive and never need to use It. Compress reserved. He has a personal it in size and width If it's for bond with few people. Under. 140. backpacking; some "survival" neath all the wit and charm, the kits, peepacked, are for sale, humor and relaxed fun, he If you're an Inexperienced really gives himself very to human camper, make a prt1ce run reluctantly silent By ADELE FAUNER The Herald Services . I . 4. Craz Room - 0 Call Longwood E I), .r1w cannot relationships." Anonymous aide camping. And practice your discussing U.S. Secretary of cooking technique - Dutch Sta te Henry Kissenger. "No public organizations, not oven, pressure cooker, svea even any societies of cactus, buy some sort of commercial stove, canary or dog lovers, are In. Involve the family in driving, dependent. They operate under fire starter. make your own: leaving town, ____ . . . zit.~ S St41ewuS Uke to use your air conditionig if your this summer air conditioning huts your domestic hot wafer. Third Planet Living Systems, Inc. T WL ___ In -. ____ - l -__ . j -. _________________________________ ________________ - 0• •0 ___ HOMES ___ _________ J •. - // Sunday, May 26,1974-3C _____ H RENTAL APARTMENT - I). .I7 _._ I SANDLEWOOD VILLAS -' ________ ______ 0$. ill Reli : - rlia IM , . ON T H E try .. trytoavoldwlndyspo(sflkehifl . .. 71 W V \ "i' ___ JL Get Remodeled nd - U _ How To Work Around Deir UWS: Old ,_ Tent 0 not affected by garden spray pollinated. They carry the poland Will not rot or mildew. len on their heads and bills. UNI)ER construction at Seminole Junior education shop facility, health facilities, adYou can cover fruit trees and Hurnmingbirds make numerCollege as part of the $3.6 million Phase II ministration building and classrooms. assessed evaluation, but you are also entitled to Immualty from vine crops, most damaged by ous visits to flowers and are atbuilding program are this vocational tech pe rsonal debts and obligations contracted by you or your wife, birds, and vegetables and other 'xacted by red or orange-color However, mo rtgages and tax liens do not apply to th is principle, plan ts that become tasty mor- bl ossoms. Consequently, you've been given some correct Information. seLs for squirrels or rabbits. In the Indiana area the hum. Generally birds do not gorge mingblrds like honeysuckle or on your fruits until just before Lonicera plant. O ther humEditor: they are ripe, so you can move mlngblrd menu items are salOur son is completing coiege soon and he, his wife, and the net from crop to crop during via pratenis or blue sage, a baby are contemplating coming to Sanford to reside near us. We' the season, perennial that likes semishade have been checking Into some new housing which is a"allable Gen net also may be used and blooms In May or June. with FHA financing but the down payments are so much hightr to shape up piles of leaves; to Aquilegia canadensis, AmenOw they were when we purchased our home some year ago. I grow climbing vegetables by can Columbine, is good or bor. thought the purpose of FHA was to make housing availat)le to staking or stapling between ders or wild gardens. It has redpeople without high down payments. Can you explain this support poles; for fencing orange flower In May or June. JAS around gardens and plant.ot-, PerLstemon hybrids. often reAn indication of the revival Ali of the external condiUons hopeless wrecks and were Dear bin. JAS: staked to the ground to control (erred to as beard tongue, have about to be cleared to make taking place In the old home are ripe for it." The Herald Services Yes, well try. When anyone buys a home with an These down erosion on slopes; to keep seed a June-August blooming period way for new structures. But, niarket, is seen In the booming sured mortgage on It FHA down payments apply. In discussing the key reasons again, they were saved by the and mulch in place, and in cold and are good for cutting. DelOld homes are beautiful, remodeling field, conservative payments are based on three percent of the first $15,000, 10 perbehind the trend with a con. swinging pendulum of real weather areas to hold winter phinium formosum or hardy Increasing numbers of families estimates by experts in cent of the next $10,000 and 20 percent of any amount over $25,000. builders, Moskow estate trends. Some cornWhen you bought your present borne, let as say, for $15,000 the wrapping that protects shrubs larkspur and Silene or Catchfly are embracing that belief, and industry point to a $20 billion clae of home also lure hummingbird& are becoming "old home en- year in 1974 for remodeling stressed the impact of the muniUes, Hke MobBe, Ala., down payment was three per cent of the sales price or $W. A from ice and snow. current energy crisis Rnd the have established special =* thusiaists." projects-a record, by far. home today priced at IV,000 would call for a down payment of end of what he termed requirements for clearly Many families, particularly "throwaway syndrome." -0—_I the young set, defined historic dLst&t& Moskow, $13,000 and $25,000, plus $400 for the $2,000 between $23,000 and are purchasing Michael If. I ,~_vl " . Families are finding that $27,000. Therefore, the total down payment called for by lilA 4 older homes in downtown areas Department of Housing and Closely related to the "old y J.Y.-I (A would be $1150. No matter how you cut it, $1,850 Is still a low down I and launching into a per. Urban Development assistant home restoration" trend is a acquiring and restoring . payment for a $27,000 home. Nevertheless, many young people I -,sonalized remodeling and secretary for policy develop- strong new effort in many gracious old homes can be a . - HOUSE Ilke your son and his family jut cannot hack It today. This is why modernization project. Many of ment and research, said: "You communities to save and real challenge. It's an exciting 0 we've been yapping so much lately about Congress adopting a these older homes were so may well be able to look back on sharpen-up very old historic and creative venture that can Losing bill to permit young folks to enter the home owner market By ANDY LANG whether a kitchen has an ef- dilapida ted they were about to 1974 as the takeoff point for the pr oper ti es. Some homes, wi th a be profitable while providing a for the first time with a reasonable down payment.. ficient layouL whether a laun. feel the final crunch triggered home-improvement industry. rich heritage, were considered significant community service. AP Newafeatures The other day I was present dry is conveniently located, by a demolition crew. But, alas, Editor: at a discussion that started in- whether there's enough closet the 1974 trend to rescue I In a previous Item you published in The Herald you stated nocenily enough with unani- space and dozens of other homes came to their Truth In Taxation B Gives that it was illegal for a real esta te broker to prepare legal mous agreement on how much thlngsthatreallyare Important 12th hour salva tion. documents. My ques-tion is M: I recently signed an exclusive more it cosU to buy a hmw after a family has moved into a One major reason for the right of sale contract when I listed my property with a local real these days. trend is tied to the energy house." 1A estate office. I know the real estate office prepared this contract crisis. Commuting long On ly I What changed the discussion us eved P u rse later check showed beca use I waited .41 the office while the salesman and the office Into that distances has become too costly into an argument was one pe rson's comment, that she thought the statement was made by a for many families with modest TAII.AHASSEE, Fla. (AP) the mt of their equipitwnt long "We're not going to lose reve. doing this? a woman was more capable of woman, Mrs. Angefina Kopka, income& Older homes can often The Senate Ways and Means before it is worn ouL nue. It's Just going to have to —RIB selling a house than a man. A who is president of the Women's be purchased 'ery near Committee has slipped a lot of The amendment would allow come out of the hip pocket of the Council of NAR.) Dear RFB: downtown core areas, and close woman, she asserted, Is less industry tax relief Into a House- firms to be using equipment little fellow," he said. Not at alL What we said In the article you referred to was that aggressive and therefore less One of the other men prmnt to points of employment. passed "Truth In Taxation" which would have a market it was illegal for a real estate broker to prepare documents Ilor likely to turn off a prospecLive said that any male real estate 11v idea of "recycling" Old bill. says an aide to House value but has been &preciated The amerAment said person. others." This means that be cannot prepare any kind of legal buyer. A male real estate sales- salesman worth his salt would homes is becoming more speaker Terrell Sessums. for tax purposes so it is as. al property - mainly equip. document to which be is not a puly. The exclusive right of sale man, according to her own ex- take the time and trouble to popular because of its tie-in to ment -will be taxed according And a county awesw said siessed at no value. he sold. contract you signed was a contract between you and the real current ecological concerns, penence In recently shopping learn all about floor plans to the depreciated value for recently that the tax relief "It's the greatest Industrial estate broker. Consttiueady, be was a party to the contract and n for and finally purchasing a other vital details before he ac. Ills trend is particularly active federal income tax purposes. for businessmen would be at the tax relief bill that has passed i violated no state statutes. You brought up a good question and It house, tended to oversell, em- tually began sellin g houses and in college and university towns e xpense of the "little fellow" Florida since the tax on Business equipment in Florida In. was appreciated. phasizing and re-c niphasi zing thus would be on a par with any across the country. One student who pays property taxes. %entory was reduced to 25 per Ui now asses,sed at "ju5t" value, the good points of a house and woman who might know these ignoring the bad points, Edit or : things before her entry into the to live off-campus will buy a amendment to the bill (HB4005) "It was a slippery little goody." market value. "Are you telling me," asked real estate field. Besidez, he large old home and remodel it to require that business eq uipI have heard reports about a new me thod belrg used by the Phipps said there was no way Sen. Ken Plante, R-Winter Florida State Employment Service in finding jobs for unemone of the men in the group, said, men have greater to their personal WWs. ment, to be assessed according to tell now how much effect the Park, introduced the amendAn increasing number of to federal income-tax deprecla. amendment would have on loployedpersons.Canyou tellusanythlngaboutlt? "thatwornenaremosthonestin knowledge a bout aspects of mnent, saying it was needed to mostly selling - that they actually call construction than women do. students, —Mrs. and Mrs. GBR upper ton rates. Tallahassee attorney cal tax revenues. But Senth assure that all assessors would Dear Mr. and Ms. GBR: attention totheweaknessesofa After about half an hour of classmen and graduate Ben Phipps, an aide to Ses- Rosa County Assessor F.M. place the same value on the Yes, there lie new method available to job see kers. The plan house?" arguments, someone saId to students, have recently turned sums, 1)-Tampa, said the rates Fisher said it would cost his same piece of equipment, They hai been tested to the Miami area 2s well as In Tamps and "No," was the reply, "but me: from home renter to owner- allow businessmen to write off county S450,00D. aren't doing that Jacksonville. neither do they deliberately (0.11 __________________________________________________________________________________ "Andy, you're always writing and sometimes landlord. The program Is cilled JIS (Job Information Sm-Ice). W1W4 to mention them. Why, the about houses. What's your opin- They're experiencing a real an applicant eaten an employment office with JIS available, and out of flexing their own president of the National 'sso- ion?" ___ ________ Truuble on the road cats up precious time and invariably costs more than expected. Each 5,000 feet of elevation doubles sea-level cooking time, utensils when not in use near Thus, at 10,000 feet - in the the beach. Sierra, for example -it takes A light coat of oil or some canWe studs or tightly roiled Let them take turns navigating control of the respective four times as long to cook a paraffin on aluminum zippers newepapers soaked In paraffin, unfamiliar roads with a road C ommunIstparty meal. Water boils at 193 to tents and sleeping bags smen you select a campsite, map in their laps. organizations." — NotedSoviethistorlanand dissident Roy Medvedev on the passivity of Russia's masses us I _______________ ________________ _________________________________________________ _ __ 8 • El : ifi ±.-___ _____ _____ ______________ - ______ -gi ____ ____ the surface fection Lzfore C _________________________ beneath well to have "overloads" installed before departure, and have your auto checked for mechanical per- - -'ikti. _________________________________________________ _________ de __ __________ _________ __________________ ____ ts degrees at 10,000 feet, 19 preven September- springs and it's ! . ___________________ : F litor: I've been told that there is more than one reason for obtaining homestead exemption on my home. Would you please explain _____ •0 t- . ------------- . " - summer Sunburn ointment and lip cream are usef ul extra items, . The weight of camping gear 1101 II ' ____ It - ______ _______________________________ ____ fish ________ ________ -. - ____ :-. _______________________ bloom and Is not, or In I _______ ____ ____ ______ ____ ______ . __________ _____ in- traffic a mountain streams. - -- __,~ original mortgagor, ran Packing ___________________ _ . When ____ .. ____ as are In "Camping Handbook," -A - - er ______ 4y ____ he accumes ',nu, the be held rcpoistule. This bapptas (rum Umc to time but oniy ery frequently. You can be freed from such responsibilities, however. When yi sell under a mortgage assumption have your broker ask the mortgage company if the buyers can be "qualified " t' assume full responsibility and relieve you of your secondary position. It can be done, and itis done from time to time. publications. These include vices _____ ______________ . ________ __________ . . •...._ __________ ___ mortgage on (.J a ____ - - - ____________________ p. d 0 - or wind gaps along Sunset publication; "Back. October when the weather b Salt air corrodes aluminum, possible. It's coming "p family cam- packer's Digest," by C. ridges. The tip is slanted tree R. balmy and roads and Cam- SO cover aluminum pots and If you anticipate wet ping time - fast - and here are (Bob) Learn and Anne weather trunks and lighter growth of S. pg1ounds are not crowded. some tips which should add to bu shes than In sheltered spots. Tallman; "Camper's Digest," Tire chains, spread flat In the enjoyment of the exIn mountains, remember that "Family Camping," and front of wheels, give tr action if a perlence. winds blow uphill during the "Sunset Western Campsites." stuck in sand. day, downhi ll at night. They have been gleaned from Home fuel oil Best beach camping is In May Up 61 6', If beach camping, by tent, in n u m e r o u s c a m P I n g and early June, when flowers Mexico, paper pie plates or -_ When you're ready to leave 4 Gasoline Up 32.7`11 plastic coffee can covers, home, load the fam ily into the I buried in sand, give footing for 'I, car, and do a methodical roomCereal products] Up 31 i', ,it 1 1 1 1; guy lines. 0* by-room check. Light., out, ___________________ " E M Sunglasses are useful, even if 11 1 1 1 ~ I 11 I Poultry Water heater and furnace1 Up 28 2, you don't wear them all the _ __________ aircondittoner shut off. TV cv time, in the mountains, in the Dairy products Up 234', unplugged; no plug-ins save A. desert and around snow. The night light. An extra key left polaroid type enable you to see :]N ew cars up 1 5 a. with a neighbor. Lock up as you f\ you (Editor's ___. - .--.--.. - r. Quote/Unquote BYROLLA WILLIAMS The Herald Ser on left to contain - ___________ __ - ____ rwra... d P Points To ______________ program is this building by 21 feet to 13 by 75. You can cut them to size with a leave some for scissors. By building W.rrn_. The Sanford Herald ___________________ - ._.-. ~ __ ___ 1 feet 6' need and but they should and one way to assure this Is with a garden net. Old friend Eth el Daniels of Birds Junior College's - I I .I Part of Seminole I I 91 Real Estate ____ . LONGWOOD_I - -_ DAZ �- - f-The Sanford Herald - - - - --- - - - -- - -- - r - -- --- -r---- - - !j v-- -- ------ - - ------ - - ---- - r r_ - : -. - -----t-- --- -- r- -r---- --rfl-- - -- - -- Sunday, May 26, 1974 --- - .- - -y----- --- ---- - -- ----- - - - fl"- - - -. --------- ---- - - - -e-c------ - .----- - - - C - - --- - --.5 -- - - - -5 - - Edwin B. Cole or Mary - S 97' of W 326' of It 4; & W 326' of lotS, Grange Prop Inc. to Ira A. Crabbe & WI Jeanette W., It 763 cnrina •-' (frc Tin 'i". cr7I ,J VU. ..r. Grange Prop Inc. to Gerald K. Fesser & WI Arlene, It 705 Spring Oaks, Un. 4, $37,200. (QCD) Herbert W. lllingworth & WI Jacqueline to Joseph W. Powell & wf VirginIa, 1(8 Aldean Gdns, $100. James D. Shamblln & WI Willadeen to Kenneth C. Dederingir& WSbelly, Iti 136, 137, 138, 139 & 440, lit adda to Sylvan Lake, $4,000. Donald Gentry & wf Lila to Richard S. Szyluk & WI Patricia A. It 9 bIt G, Normandy addn cb, $22,500. neneyer & WI Linda, 1(9 blk G English Est.,, Un. 3, 148,500. Peter Quinones & wf Frances, Its 71 & 74 Holiday Bear Lake sU LW. , ILPJ. Eradlo Alfonso & WI Miriam to Digna Olga Garcia, U 166 & S 8' of 167 Lake Harriet Eat., $20,500. Ward Hicks, Inc. to David E. Rohloff & WI Barbara, it 137 Woodcrest Un. 5,133,500. Wm. E. Weilman, sgl to Marcial Buhay & Adoraclon, it 1 blk A, Tract 59, Sanlando Springs, $4,000. Wm. E. Wellznan Exec. eat Rachel to Marcial Buhay & Adoracion, It 2 blk A, Tn. 59 Sanlando, $3,000. SJDr,fl I r)nuL. Ii'. D...l 18, BIk I Flora Palm Shadows Inc., to G. to Arland D. Splering & WI. Elaine, U 1 BIk B, English Eat., Trustees Deed, for bankruptcy of Va. Thompson to Ronald Mills & wf. June to Oaks, $30,000. 53 & 54 Palm Shadows Harry A. Goehring Constr., U 1 Robert H. Van De Walker & t',.4 #%a%' UUlII44UU L.3I., 4IWJ, wE June to Joseph H. Robertson Henry A. Stenzel & wf. Wilma & wf Geraldine H., U 34 Blk B, to Barton B. Pilcher & WI. The Meadows West $38,000. Olivia, Lot., 4, 5 & 6, BIk 6, Derco On., Inc., to Russell Lakevlew 1st Addn., $2,300. Earl Holmes & WI Dale, U 6 BIk Indian Hilts Util. to Fla. Dev. 0 Camelot Un. 2 $35,000. & Util. Shareholders Trust Co., Thomas E Lynch & WI Celia to James D. Lash & WI Delores Combank-WP., Trustee, Beg. LI 8 RepL Pineerest Hts., SW con BIk 9 Indian Hills Un. 2, $500. $20,500. Fletcher Prop., Inc. to R. a Nader Homes Inc to Steven Carnigan Jr. & wI Cassandra M. Uskert & wf Mary, U 106 Lake Searcy Shores, $31,900. W., Condom. Un. No 186-E, Harold Schoonmamer, exec. Lake Villas, $38,300. H Miller & Sons Or!., Inc. to eat etc to Martin Stewart Danny L. Moore & WI. Carolyn Michael, LI 14 Bik EA, Lk Ellen MU Devonshire, $40,000 AddntoCB..$100, Charles Clayton Jr., etal to Schiamel & WI M.'..wle, LI 42 Lawrence A Krutz & WI. Diane Winsor Manor $47,900. Addn. $10,000. Greater Constr. to Edw. A. Bryan, wldr., Unit SB, Sausalito, Condom. Ph. 1 Clement J Falko & wf Mildred Wm. H. Stemper & wf Mildred, U 3 BIk 3 Fairlanc Eat See I RepI. $18,600, waco constr. to Thomas Lee The Huskey Co. etc. to Evens Carolyn Kitchens etc to Martin S. Michael to M1LTIIII (QCD) Eiwood F. Bailey to Fidiler&wfSandra,lt38blkA Chayka & WI Verna G., It (QCD) Webber B Haines, Victor E. Gtschler, LI 1 (less N North Orlando Tern., sec 9 unit Idyllwilde of Loch Arbor S. Michael & wf Elaine Michael Entr., Inc., LI 13 Bik D, Diane S. McLellan, LI 1 Blk H Trustee etc to Oliver W. 20' & E 67.5') & U 2 (less E U 14 Blk EA 1k Ellen Addn CB Reptat, $100. Sweetwater Oaks, Sec. 6, Country Club Manor Un. 1, 1100. Layman & WI Patricia J., E 50' 67,5') Blk 5 Dreaznwold 2nd Sec. 2 $12,900. Laurel Builders Inc. to Calbert Constr. to Robert J. ofLt.s12&3allof45g&13&40' $10,500. Paul L Miller Jr. & WI Linda Coy C Thurston & WI Lorene Thomas J. Spencer Jr & WI Winter Spgs Dcv. to H A ROSS Willis & WI. Susan I., LI, 37 Rich. of 14 BIt F, Robert L. Betts Rayfield Leasing to Sem. to Robert W. Timlin & WI Mary I., It 5 Indian hills un. 9, to Jerrey Thurston & WI Joyce Constr. LI 271 Winter Springs, field, $24,200. Addn Alt. $100. Jaeiynelt42,bik,, DoI-R.ay Land & Dcv,, From SE con of C., Lot 40 BIk A, Cairlage }Sjfl Unit 4. 110,000. Alfred Marino& WI. Irene to Manor, $29,000. Gene Godboid, Trustee to NWIiofSELaSee242l.unW Jetiy Thunston & .f Joyce A. Helse & WI Valnie J., U 273 U 1 & w C. Kuhn., sgL, condom. unit 5' oft 81k J. English LotZl, a11ot222324 25U27& U Juanita to Bobby C. Massey, 652-B Doris Y. AlIred form. Lake Villas condom., to John F. Mathels& wf Lillian, Winter Springs, Unit 4 $11,000. un. 2, $50,000. sgl., 11 7 blk 43, Townaite of 81k 7, Dreatnwold iii 4th Adds Slaughter to Samuel D. Allred Donald F. Reinking & WI LI 4081k A, Carriage Hill Unit 1 Robert L. Farmer S WI. S88400. North Chuluota, $7,100. fib, of Doris, LI 20 81k B I A. Copeland & WI $31,900. Vivian to Alice M. Green & Emma to Arthur A. Rossler & Austin Dcv. to Timothy Charles J. Hughes & WI Tangewood s-d, Sec 3 $100. . R. Marable & wf Richard Adams Jr., and WI Carol Kubasak, Jt. ten, ItS BIk WI. Chanlene, E 100' of S 75' of Deanna R. to Philip E. Ramsey Marciaak& WI Claudia W•1 Evelyn 1. Sandifer & 1111 JUdith G., 1t 13, 14 & 15 (less N Karen to Geo. B Hamrlck & WI C. Lake Kathryn Park 3rd Addn LI 1 Rands Addn., LW, $9,500. & WI Rita A., N 1.34' of Lot 23 & 'm to Pt cu. (less W 47.10') & all of lot 15, 53') blk B, Sanlando Springs 'Fr. Mona M.E. Beg. 404.12' S of NW CB $12,000. etc., Sanlando Sub. Beaut. Wm. S. Largent & WI. Mary S 77.5' of 24, EngLish Woods 1st Co. Inc., 5% of LI 111, all of 117, Cof of NELsof SW's of Sec 2841 $&,,. Norman C Lewis Jr & WI H. to Arthur A. Bossier & WI. Addn. $55,000. Palm SpS'1fl45 US, N% of 111,8% .1101, and HaroldRousch&wf Ella Mae 30 etc., $57,500. to Cecil E Moore & CharleneS75'ofUljessE 100' John H Lane & WI Susan to all of 102, 103 & P4% of 104 lit Epoch Prop., Inc., 10 David to Sex, to Evonne J. Christensen, 1(19 Eloise 51. tluwhn, U 27 (lou W Bands Addn, LW, $4,300. Inc., Beg.A. at Ramay, p1.15' E agl ° Richard A Thomas & WI Sally Adds, Citrus HIs., $4,000. & N 40' of Lot 20 blk 6, First R. Lowry, Unit 200G, Wekiva 4441') all of 2* & W 3.02' of 1429 Betty Hagans, wid to Arthur C., U 9 BIk D Summerset Garland W Ramsey & wi 20-30, run N 837' E to cen. Harry H. Rabb & WI Betty to Palm Springs, $31,000. Ruth E. Bentley, 20, 21 & 22 Bands Addn. LW, Wm. N. Cox & WI Georgia to Wannell V. 1.1 6 BIt B Wood. Scotch Gin Run Creek etc., E. Perry Jr & WI Patricia, from F. Joseph Quesnel & wf $45,000. $17,500. Dale A. Franks, sgl, S% of W S mere Park 2nd rep!. $17,300. (QCD) Wm. H. Johnson & vf. NW cor of S s of NWLI of NELS Margaret M. 11 13 131k B Bruce L. Cardall & wI. ch. of E 10 ch. of N 2 ch. of NWI4 Trim-Tic Inc., to Wm. A. Goodman&WIiacqulyn L, lots $100. Johnson 14 4 81k A, WI. Margaret LI 33 BIt H (less ShUbert Constr. to Ennis S. Colonnades, 1st SOc., $100. John H. Wright & WI Betty to Shadow 11111, $36,000 41 & 42 Lake Markahm Eat., Ftrst Presbyterian Church Williams Jr. & Joyce A., LI 9 N 120') Fern Park Eat., AS, Hery Kierstead & WI Marion 13)000. The Huakey Co., to Geo. C. MIld., Inc. to H. Ray Woody & Orange Eat., $16,600. Wm. M. O'Brien & WI, Marie $47,500. F., LI 10 teSS S 90' & 553.25' of 7 Wormald & Elsa, U 4 BIt A Samuel Detreville, It 2 Mildred Tho Janice Lee Watkins, Lot 3381k E HtL & Of sw t w Of w tIer 16, less RR r-w Seminole Adda, hlollIs E. Allen & Gloria J. to Geo. C. Wormald & WI Elsa'to Murray L Fredericks, Max WI Judy R., LI 14 & W% of 15 Govt. LI 2, Sec. 4-21-32, W 210' 2 Weatberifield lit Adds., $100. Coo. F.& Beatrice C Ranier, LI Albert Huskey & WI Nancy, 4 Park, $100. (QCD) Aim B. Bassett, now 16 Triangle Tern,, 17*00. Walter I & WI BerniceHageo, 5er Robt. Blank & Gus Sanlando Sub. Beaut., Blk , etc. et al., 100. BIt A Sweetwater Os, Sec 6 stm to his Q. Beauchamp to Ann B, Johnny W. English & WI Pat $16,. to Dennis S. Shea & WI Marteen Hamilton & WI Wynona, S 610' Murray S Eugene A Evans & WI Helen & 114 WI Emily Beauchamp, U 4 & E % of 3 BIt to Nettle English, wid., Us 11 & fln. Conitr. lad. Inc. to 1co Homes Inc., & E to ' B, Druid hills Park, $100. 12 111k 3, Lakeview lot 5 bIt 5.5. Sanlando Sub. $100. Thomas T. Bohannop Jr. & vi Granada South $17,100. Beaut. Palm Springs aec, ess N 33' & E 600'), 1100. (QCD) Wair Rental, Inc. Everett Bakers & wf Lucy to Dwigit M. Waters & WI James R. Smith Jr., & svf. Dnel.s Dorothy A. Triplett, sgl., It 17 24, dese., Beg. SE con etc., Pension & Prof. Sharing Plan to Comflank-WP., trustee, W 75' 0f I— From Gertrude P. Fox, sgl to Jerry cor of NW 'a Sec BIk J Lake Kathryn Pk, 5th Sanlando The Sub. Beaut., Lenora to Robert Phillipp, It 2 14-21.31 etc., SE *4,900. Q. Hamilton ? wf Wynona, Lot 136, Queens Mirror So. Land O'Lakes Country Club, Addn $10,000. J. Fowler, E% of Govt. 1t2( less S 660 of N 1293' of EL Sanford See., $41,400. s of Sec 6- Addn to CB $i. (QCD) Farmon M. Brown, (QCD) Paul E. Harvey to 29 ci &l.,$S4,000. OuisQ. Hamilton & WI to C'. Patricia L. Posner, sgl. LI 270 MaetoMaeE.Jones,wf.,L1s19 Ul0&S%0F9BW.4,Lakeyjew, 81k C, Tract no.73, 3ar.lsndo to Sally A Oppelt, sgl. LI 84 White house Constr. to WilkIe Nash & wf Gertrude, S Spring Oaks Un. 2 1100. Goldie Manor 2nd Addn 1100. Springs $100. & 20 111k F, Sanlando Spgs Tr. 1k. Mary, $100. Thomas J. Sobkowskl & WI 660'ofN1293'ofEt*Sec6.20.32,, Patricia Bouton&AlIrecIT.to 73, 2nd repl., sioo. Wrenco Homes Inc., to Win. Van Lawihe& wi Lorinda F. (QCD) Rupert Harvey to 'S" . Insulation installers needed. Good employment for ambItjus men Fringe benefits. Chaufeurs license required Good wod'ker% Only need lpply. Apply t041 Miller Drive, Altñmon$, Springs Oil Charlotte St 5&K Warehouse Middle aged lady. Free room & board and to care for elderly gentleman in Osteen. Ph. )fl 1042. Beauty Salon in Longwood. Si per weefi guaranteed plus corn missIon. Paid vacation and hosptali:atIon. S30-1743. Aik for Want Ads The Longer Your Ad Runs The Less it Costa Per Line Per Day. Mcining waltress and bus boys Company benefits, permanent employment Apply In pecwc holiday Inn, Altamonte Sp$tris Rated For Consecutive .'a Insertions—No Change Of Copy. - • SALESMEN . Want Ad Department Hours 4 8a.m.. 5:30p.m. 5-.,turdiiys& Holidays 12 NOOn 9 D.adflne-12 Noon Day Before Publication . Wrenwood Ht.s., Un. 2 $35790 AlanK.LWong&wf Barbara PeggytoHaroldR.Dessau&wf Roberta Sullivan (for. 81k F Sanlaudo Spgs., Tr. 73, 81k C, North Orlando Ranches, Spgs $100. to Charles Boyd, sig. Slopes, Its 29 & Ruth Pauline F. Gerson& Myles, Jt. Sec. 1, 117,000. 30 less WF.77' Forest Ks,o.S., U 28 English Woods, Decker; to Robt. C. Poatle & wf 2nd repL, $34,100. Mary V S 240' of E 145' of W Calbert Constr. to Wm. G. ten, E 250' of LI 3 81k E Sec 2 Trim-Tic, Inc. to Nicholas W. $29,000. Myles A. Burnham & WI tQCD) Frank F. Moore & WI 533.71' N of N r-w Dyke Rd., of Lucille to Mary J. Butler, U 109 Mazzel & wf. Joyce, It 15 BIk 1 Murphy & WI Janice, U 40 WInter Park Fernenjea, $100. Irven Morris, agi to Richfield $26,400. Mrs. Nan to Patricta Moore Bran- S% of NW'4 of NWs of See 26- Pinchurat, $24,000. ShadOW lull, $37,000 laura I. Stephens & Peter (by, S 200' of N 779' of W 249.5' 21-30 $43,000. Robert D. Langford Jr & WI Mid-State iimes Inc., to Brailey Odham & harry S. Scott & wf Annie u, B. Watson, sgl & Melvin ShIrley to Gordon R. Thomas & blk 4, third sec. Dreainwold Less part, $100. Dev.,Inc.,SI2OINWLIOINWLI JOSePt1ne,W½1SWLOfNE $18,000. I IflC.,E42'I.18,&Lt7l055E36', Es., Sec I $23,300. Seminole Golf Club Inc. to Sec 26-21.30 less part of S% of of SW'4 & N 75' of W% of NW' 111k E, etc., Eiepl. of Sanora Lockhart $490() Agmt Deed, M I Cullom, sgl F. Moore & wi Nan B., NW'4 of NW' ',Ly,r a it I ,.r WI T. C Sec 2&.21-30 Mta. .I ct.' - .1 ct'i ... [It'lL I R LU i1(1 .uo UI .JL..I .)LI. 4JhU.Jh, 'a' " Beg. at tW cur of SEa Sec 24 $112,000. Joseph Wassatt & wf. Mariel 157., of W 326' It $63)() 20-29, run S 522' etc., I acre, Terry S Clark & WI Janet to to Leslie M. Thomas & WI. Palmer s.d $1350. J Mesa & WI Adolfina Paul 1. Callihan & set Yasuko, Randy S. & Morgan Thomas & The Huskey Co. To DOC Pedro Perez & wi ija, It catexine Constr. Corp. lots 7 & John Treadway & uI Mae to 1131 Osledo Oaks, Un. 1*34500. 131k 6, RepL No. Orl Townslte wE. Donna, U 15 Forrest hills, Conway & WI Sara K., LI $6,500 7A, bIt H Swetwater Oaks, see C. M. Charles B. Hughes & wf 4th Addn, $21,500. 19 ,J.r.n i. ioc. (;i" K. MtCartnev & v.1. Patricia to Robert A. Syia & Ernestine J. Galloway to Howard B Hall, sgl to Robert Shirley to Clarence E. Daniels, Coudev Corp. to Marlean ut Patricia U 9 81k A. Galloway, S oIS% of NEA. Lot Malanga & wf Anna Its 11 & 12 ag) l 131k 17 2nd Sec., Horning, sgl. wilt no. C,lonnndcs, 1st Sec 110,700. kf SWII of Sec 19.21-31 tless N Sanlanta, $16,500. ilIk 25, Crystal 1k Winter Heatherton VUL Un. I, LewIs G, Stubba & WI Va. to Condev Crp to Gloria D 13' & W 33' for rd & less E 7% Gary Edse, Carawayl & wf Iona Homes $17,000, Gory W. Costoam & set acres), Herbert S. Hill & WI Jones, agi, wilt 560, Hcatherton Wm. Sharon to Hope A. Dunham, U J. Ei Of Of SW'. of NW"I of ½ E. Thomas & set VelvIe Jacqueline to Jimmie L James Village, un. No. 1, ,°. 13 C, The Meadows West, Sec 18-21.29 less E 25' fOr rd., & & uI Audie LI 7 BIk E, Winter Pan Amer. Bk OrL to James to Roman A. Wieribicki & Alice C., U 1481k 74 Eastbrook S 6°' $60,000. SprIngs $49,000. F. ('oiler, lot 19, The Colon. $7 i, Wm.J.DukeSr&WIOnetato s-d Un. 6, SoI'Odalc flidra Inc., to RolandF.Scott&wfElolseto nudes, nd see, $i9,400. James A. Perkins & wf Hammond I Osgood Ill & ui Rob. Ferdinand & James V. Jt.. Marlin P. Weaver & ut Volna VirginiaM.Camp to Canitcin MargaretM.,S%ofU lltOpt. Judy,L*s78&9 81k4,Crystal ten.%Lnteach,E50'11s12&3 J. Camp & WI Va. (life eat) toDonajdEWeayer&WIfjj WeklvacampSltes,fl5,000. M.,W092.2'lessW33.5',Lt Lake Wunterllomes$24,700. allofl5&13&40'ofl4BlkF, remainder to Margaret M. (QCD) Julia Carter, agi to 0. P. Swope Black Hammock, Roberts 1. Betta Addn to It 8 blk C, Spring Vi1ey Mabel Car1e, LI 13111k E North J. lirailey Odham & WI Louise Altamonte $39,000. Fdrm On. Bwches See. 1 $1)0. (OFÜSt Fed., M14-Fla., Lotz2& Frances It (mip Li, fl (QCD) Ruth Stover to James Dev. Entr., Inc. toWm. G. 3BlkB,LotsS&238ItD etc Fa!Ch&0s.CO1%SIZ,LOE&F Daltoa&wfguthwI75'ofs Ferdlnand&Robt.L,E50'of Inv.Co.Inc.,it1repLbIkE s1teWJr.,sg1condom.I*. InReplatofSanora,Unjtsl&2 th12&3BlkFRobt,LBeti.s 150' of U 21 MeNelis orange 3 Paradise Point,, 12,500. o*1 See m,. U VIlla, $100. flls) 1U'0J' Adds Alt, 1100. j, - '' I _____________________________ --_____________________ _____________________ Personac — , IS ALCOHOL A PROnLEM IN YOUR FAMILY? or friend; of probIe Maintenance d.'Enkers. Knowledge of motors, air corn pressors, 410 1. 120; Wages commensurate with ability. $3.4 5431 American Wood Products, 2) or write Sanford Al Anon FamiIy.Grtp .ø. Box 53). Sanford, Fl.. m Free. f.4i G77 for We Care I4otIie", Adults or Teens. - _________________________ CIRCj,JLATION DISTRICt MANAGER Background In boy route and rural motor route managemeni desired. Satary plus weekly car expenses. Call 322 2611 to arrange for ap pointment MARRIAGES PERFORMED Your HomeorMine 24 Hr. Service. 323 7150 FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM PerhaPS Alcoholic AnOrIyrTOIJS CanHetp Call 423 4.557 Write P.O. Box 1213 Santord. FIor 11141 — S 1 ,, - PAINT & BODY MAN ApplyslOOS Hwy. 1792 Sanford Found- Mel, standard Poodle. Red leather collar with leashes Receritty clipped. 3fl 0641 _____________________________ Child Care - Excellent Care In My Home. Preschoolers, Mon Friday. Geneva area Ph 319 SIll ____________________ in my home, ages yrs old. i3O24S after s pm Legat secretary with at least 10 ',ea5 experience in civil practice. Fringe benefits Such as employee's pensIon and profit starina. retirement and ditah4IiIv benefits Reply Box 344, Sanford - Bar Maid-nights from6to 2. Call or come by from to days. for interview. 322 p979. - 30 Apartments Rent Unfurnished . -S - - - - Sanford- 3 bedroom, central air, fenced yard. $115 monthly plus deposit. 66$ $173. Studio, I, 7, & 3 bedroom apart. mc'nts. Carpeting, drapes, kitchen equipped, pool and laudramat. 322 7090. bedroom apartment-downtown %160 including utilities Deposit required 323 1901 after 7 Houses at apartment prices III 7 & 3 bedrooms, fire walls, quiet, small complex. Walk to Shopping Discount rate plus 5&-f stamps 32? 8661. .SeviIla Gardens. Upset -------4 .- FOR LEASE, deluxe 1 Br. on furnished apt. Air, ground floor, duplex Located in quiti exclusive S.snford residential area. Mature adult(s) only. 140 pets. 1150. 322 1195 - SANDLEWOOD VILLAS HOW. AIRPORT BLVD. SANFORD. 373 7570 T.so bedrooms, I bath, wall to wall carpeting, drapes. central heat and air. Fully equipped with dish. washer. Call Mrs Rutherford 373. a355. Clean furnished Itt floor apartment. 1004 Palmetto Ave., Santord. Adults only. Adult;. No pets. 322 1510. WELAKA APARTMENTS 111W. 1st St. SAN MO PARKS, 173 Bedroom Trailers 3. Apis. 2 Adult parks, 2 Family parks 3515 Hwy. 17 92, Sanford. 323-1930, Day, Wk,, Mo. Park Avenue. Clean furnished garage apartment. Kitchen equIpped. US mo. Call Ort $51. 1809. 1 bedroom apartment. Furnished, Utilities furnished, $163 mo. Phone 372-1139. 1 bedroom garage apartment. Air conditioning optional. Nice location. Adults only. No pets. 327. 1976 after S. ----5 I 2Bedroom.AduIts Only Park Avenue Mobile Park 7545 Park Drive, 372 7541 items Sell them Quickly *ith Herald Want Ad by calling 322 2*11 and asking for a friendly Advitor -- Good Things to Eat OROKER Welder Mechanic, experience necessary ABC Conveyors, Inc. North Hwy 421, Longwood. 831 _________________________ JUST A MINUTE-that's all it will take to explain to you how Sarah Centry can edd to your present Income Call 373 7791 alterS or ssified ads liUlilLtha$twyktglna .tt t Pta C 0 m its u n It ' everyday...re4d arid use tR**5 otters. CU 222 2611 or $319992 housekeepers Apply Lak,v1'w Honing Center. 919 E 2nd 5?. Sanford ____________________________ Ledng man',faciurer ,i%uiomotile and motouycle accesries Top , _______________ - a dealer d'%tn,bution Over 50 y$rs in business Very strong financial postion Exciting safes plan. Major expansion program being accelerated More products Mc." branch operations Sales increase 'as averaged 19 pci per year (213 ct to l) s nce 1967 Ia tuØJtJ CUQ( Need FACTORY 1 bedroom apartment, 1100 mo. Utilities furnished. Talfer Realty, 372 6653 - 3 room apartment for one or couple. Air conditioned. Water included, $100. $50 deposit. References required. 322 7399 after 6. desired 1301512 One bedroom duplex 377-3510 After 4 p m Rent Furnished 32 SPRING WOOD VILLAGE Sanford 4.nd Orlando. Efficienctes, t & 2 bdrm Townt1*v, from $14S. commisslor on mail orders Protected territory "We Don't Stop .14 Mobile Homes Rent Enjoy beautiful Weka River by renting 6 mobIle home, tao alcohol, no pets. Camp Seminole 327 1170. 2 bedroom 12' wide mobile hone Air conditioned Adults. No pets 377)712. 2 bedroom mobilo home FurniShed. 1150 monthly. Adults only. No pets 773-38.56. Nice I bedroom trailer. South Sanford Ave. 1175 monthly Adults. No pets 323 0764. 35 Mobile Home Lots utcroorI, $35,000. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES Property For Rent ENOY A BEACH vAcArloN 'hit summer. Save gas and travel time. Choose from 4$ new, two txirm , two bath ocean front apartments rented furnished with every luxury. Pool and rec. room. Call or write 8.1. Anto,ne, Mgr., Paradise Beach Club, 915 AlA N. Satellite Beach. (Just 15 mitej South of Cape Canaveral). Or phone (305) 773 $39S. Weekend Week- Month. Season. REALTOR 3722111 After Hrs.-322 921.4 322 3991 ana 372 0441 t.ROUND FLOOR OCEANFRONT apt. The Golden Arm Con dominlum, New Smyrna Beach. 2 bedrooms, 2 baths Comfortably sleeps 6. Completely furnished All utilities and linens. Pool, color TV tandem bicycle. No pets. Available during June, July and August for one week at 123S or 7 weeks at $425. Inspection invited May 25. 26. 77. Call 904 477 1250 Collect, or write Box 69$. Sanford Hutchion Ocean front apartments, 3-39 5. Atlantic, Daytona Beach. Call Mrs R, U. Hutchison 322 IOU. 37 Business Property For Rent 1.4 Industrial Park 323 0061 38 Lake Mary - 195 4th St. 3 bedroom. 2 bath home. By owner. Reduced I 525.900 By appointment Only I 373 5961 3 bedroom frame Fresh pant, carpet 513,000 total. Flexible terms 211 5 3rd St., Lake Mary 3731309. WE WILL HELP YOU IF YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL ACREAGE, INDUSTRIAL AND RESIDENTIAL See JOHN KRIDER, ASOC W Gannett White, Real Estate Broker 107W. Commercial Sanford. 372 7551 Older 2 story home, 2 lois 4 bedroorn. 2 baths Fireplace. wall wall carpet, central air & heat, new roof, garage, workshop. and utility building. By owner. 1.37.500 Terms 3234113 or 373 1567 Hartman Realty, Inc. ST. JOHN'S REALTY CO Wanted To Rent ------ Si 2 to 3 bedroom unfurnished home, apartment or trailer. Reasonably priced. 373811$ after i:. Gentleman alone with Social Security and antique collection wantt room and board in latherless none Call Charles a 722 311' Houses br t!urnlshed 2 bedroom duplex home. References required. Phone 323 7970 New 3 bedroom, air conditioned home Carpeted throughout, Large yard. Will be available June 7 1185 monthly plus deposit References required. 2 children. 134-223S. Casselberry Area. ';: dr. ;OOnLah& dishwasher, central heat & ar, $330 373 5101 SANFORD BIOKERS The Time Tested Firm Days. 372 6173 N12h?s - 372 5.171 NO DOWN PAYMENT $'. pci interest it you earn between $.6500$12.000 annually. You may qualify for a 3 or I bedroom home ii a rural area M. Unsworth Realty 103W First St 3736061, 32)0517.377 9370 ai. Sweetwater Oaks 862.5400 REALTORS Like new. 2 bedroom, family room, kitchen equipped, carpet, 111.3(0. - !I. 322-7252. Will purchase first or second mortgages in any condition. outheastern Acc"ptartce Cor porOtion, 62$ 1523. Lovely Spanish Style 3 bedroom home on lang. corner lot Heautifully landscaped. Fenced nard, garage. Owner's anxious Call now. Phyllis Capponi. AsSoc sCOOL POOL. 7541 S F rench Ave. Days 322 7212 Lone of our frIendly ad visor. help ycu word Vat)? Classified ad Call 373 2611 or $31 993, CLIFF JORDAN -- 131.G3i De8ary retirement plan Call 190) 525 57I) ext 113 during office hours or write today for application 1.4 and SR 434 834.3363 DELTONA-. Two or three bedroom. large screened porch, appliances, carpeting, draperies state roof, professionally landscaped, large lot, in the 2nd area Just reduced530.800 HUFFMAN REALTY Al Pell, Jenny Clark, Assoc. 322.6653, 3fl.9$, 322-73 S A H HaIl, c o ARTHUR FULMER 76OMONROE. MEMPHIS, TEPIPII Pe?ICn,,d,r 4' * '3' IFYOU Feel your present job has limited potential for advancement. * DALLAS OI<LAHOMA CITY LUUI)VILLL ILflMUNU t MONROVIA LOUIS CHAR. LOTTE HOUSTON ORLANDO MIAMI MINNEAPOLIS DEN VF R -. 24 Business Opportunities * LOOK * A new working Iaudromat, with 2 dry cicaners Terms Call Collect, 904 74 1146 or 904 7959116 - - 29 Rooms for Rent Room I board for 2 retired men. Call for information. 322 $450. 41 4i Have 1.3 years of secretarial experience including shorthand skills, 1! * '3' ALTAMONTE CONDOMINIUMA¼nt beautiful ruom fir;? floor 7 bedroom. 2 b6'h, foyer, family room, eat ifl kitchen, near new Altamorite Mall Low interest mOrtgage Only 138.900 ALIAMOPITE Rolling Hills Country Club area A frame on '. .cre lakefront lot 3 bedrooms. 7 baths, patio is fenced for children and pets Gorgeous view of a Quiet, pretty lahe Let - s go fishing $4? 5(0 - 13 Are ready to make the jump to challenging position with a growing 7' company, 'V In Realtors Longood INTEREST RAT DOWN NOW 8%-VA & FHA CITY - LET'S TRY AGAIN o get you to see this lovely 3 bedroom home at 2149 Palmetto Ave Its only 122,500 Kitchen equipped and house completely furnished, too Drive by. If you like what you see call REALTOR Associate Betty Viamm Atter hc...rs phcrie 377 605) VA-No Down-No Closing Cotts PHI, Low Oo.vn -Low Closing C as is Ar brick, central heat & air, carpeted. 3 bedroom, 1' -3 or 2 bath homes Model open 16 pm $15 Valcocia Ct North. PARK RIDGE THIS iS YOUR LUCKY DAY' Only 121.5(0 gets you this 3 bedroom, 2 bath with living room, dining area, big Florida room, plus central climate control, and nice landscaping. That's not all, either. Kitchen is equippedt Call REALTOR Associate Al Antar After hours phone 372-6524 Best buy In San ford! - SUNLAND Call 322.2420 Anytime NEAR GOLF COURSE "Sanford' Sales Leader" Your Multiple Listing Agency Living at it's best in this beautifully kept home on large co.ner lot. Three bedroom, 2 batti, family room, screened patio, outside patio, double carport, and excel. Int storage. 111,000. REALTORS 343 Park Dr. Two bedroom, frame, close to town. $10,900, terms. TAFFER REALTY 1100 E. 75th St 3226633 BEAUTIFUL LOCATION 14i three bedroom, 1' bath, carpeted home. Good garden soil, in rear. 121500. FIRE P LACE Ibedroom, Ii, bath. separate dining rooms, library, large family room, 21'x 22', 195' road frontage, depth 200', fruit trees, nice Shrubbery, lots of frets. 322 3544. Four bedroom home on corner lot. with trees Near school. (,00d terms. $71,900, 3 bedroom, 2 bath. Wall to wall carpet, central heat and air. Fully equipped kitchen. 131-7040 RETIREMENT HOME NO QUALIFYING 3 bedroom, 1'ibathlvome. Carpeted central heat, Pay equity and move in' Monthly payments $115.21 NOTHING DOWN VA Gorgeous, large 3 bdrm., 2 bath on large corner lot with huge oak trees. kitchen equipped, new w w shag, $25500 Hurry, it won't last, * OPEN HOUSE 16* ',iix to Aitanionie Malt. Hosptal or ',LhOolS Choice 01 2 New 3 bedroom, 7 bath homes-spacious with quality A super buy at 531,9(0 up Geo Willmer Assoc. Inc. 83189(0 * 3, Trree bedroom, 1 bath, home with carpet Near town 113.9(0 Eves 37) 0.115 Associate Days 322 7174 Broker LONGW000 NEW HOMES 7pct, flnancinq-1fl 37,000. Franklin Ramseur, Assoc. Inc. REALTORS 131 1400 Realty, 322.1301 7610 Hiawatha Ave. at 1792 3? . . - socot 6 'Incomeand investment Property Three bedroom. I'-7 bath, new kit ct'e'n cabnots, Stove, frost free re frigerator, central heat & ar. 121,000. MOSSIE BATEMAN BPOYEP, 372 7811 ease with option to buy-I bedroom, 7 bath, 2 story with 2 separate apartments. $345997, cod Business Locatlon-W, 13th Street. Building 70' x 30'. Call 372 $364 after S Duplex, $21,500 arge Iwo story building in a quiet tree Shaded neighborhood. 2 bedrooms and fireplace in each unit. Income now $320 per month Excellent financing available EVEREST 671 OS* Reai Estate Wanted t or small acreage on St. Joiws's River. State site, location and firm price Apply Box 542, care of The Sanford Herald, Sanford, Fla 32771. Miscellaneous For r Sale SanfOrd Auction UBLIC AUCTION EVERY MONDAY IIIIGHT.Antlqt*s. TVs, Mlscellane'oq,s, New and used furn,tsire and appliances Plu* special j.ales (watch ads) PAuctloneering Servlce* vy, sell, consign, appraise, or .peclaI sales Out of anything of value 1200 Frenth Avi. 3 73.40 Sanford, Ft., 32,i3J rf Board, good condition, 1.35; Also wood guitar, excellent condition, 1)0; 3276182 after 3:30 p m tchCn Bathroom Laoin,is, Counter tops, Sinks. Installation evailable Bud Cabeit, 377 $03 RIVER FRONT AND RIVER ACCESS NONISITE$ CeMral Wat., Central 5.q Pl,i,d I4ad UAdCfIrOvnd Uiilitit CtuWi,t.. P.el FiiAen. Do-cx Tenni, Court P,cn,c Ar Mama Str$ Lietit, LOW DOWN PAYMENT EXCELLENT FINANCING N Mites Warm Sanlard at DeL aM . - 7öi77 7C$W FAIRIANKS AVENUE l)SSlS1I)M 41441 7)147)4 MLS (MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE) Three or four bedroom. two tat, family room. kitchen equipped, bcbut,fl back yard. fenced. 5)2,500. CALL 32-242O ANYTIME STENSTROM REALTY 256S PARK DRIVE SANFORD 323 5171 P .'.LTOP Moving? Why not live in Sanford's finest established residential area? 'I -: 9jjp4 Of Loch Arbor 5-.- _ - - '' --- -- - HOMES OF DISTINCTiON Situated On Large Wooded Lots Near The Country Club. Built With Pride By . SATURDAY 9.3 BRUNSWICK CORPORATION . - -. 1--.- -. .., .. ' CONSTRUCTION Inc. 211 W. 25 F'h 372.31fl3 for Appt. 11' _ - -S , - - ocxi repair shop location Owner will friine LIST YOUR HOME IN HALL REALTY 1PPH1ThtrI ffi 11 ii 1PTPt - ACRES, 51.91St $30 dowil, $50 monthly Beautiful Colorado Repossetsion, pick up payments. Steed Finance Co., 911 W. 10th Amarillo, Texas, 79)01. (804.376- SAVE 100's of 11$ New mob.le homes at dealer cost ¶cnn'ø !- '1 A C pL Trtrce bedroom, two bath, wall to wall carpet. g000 closet space, central heat I air, 1.30,900. 2000 Brunswick Lane DeLand, Fin. 3272 An Equal Opportunity Employer +1 * ** * 4' +4' 4' ++** -. - FarmsandGroves 4 Mobile Homes Two bedroom. one bath, family room, double garage, cottage. tirced 570 5(0 We're located in DeLand, just north of OldDaytona Road, a little west of the DeL6d Airport. MON..FRI. 8.4 PETtRuES DREAM- Rspo. 1123 Villager, 2 bdrm Set up Ofr lakefront lot Take over payments, or pay off balance. 'Ph. 3?) O3' 'Dealer. . If you're looking for a 'ob with potential, we'd like to talk. evening interview appointment. Mbili Honti Bank Repossession;. 15 tftchoow from 5312373. Dealer. RlV JOHN SAULS AGENCY Three bedroom, on bath, Stove, refrigerator, shag. carpet, fire place, carport. screened porch. fenced 576.9(0 210 CITRUS ST. REALTOR NEWLY PAINTED Payton ALTAMONTE SPRINGS Mobile Homes OMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Immaculate 2 bedroom, masoivy with family room, air conditioned, drapes, carpet, fenced yard. NO Qualifying, 12500 down arid 5160 55 a month. Call now. For couple whO love to witch children play. 116.900. No experience required. We offer excellent starting wages, regular increases, and completely paid health and life insurance. * '3, BRUNSWICK CORPORATION * runswic 41 DeLand, Fla. (just west of De Land Airport) 41 (An Equal Opportunity Employer) 2 bedroom. 1'abathunfurniS.'ed K,tchen Central H A Duplex equlppwi 2418 Lake Ave.. San ford - 830.5500 FORREST GREENE INC. Brunswick Corporation, a leader in corn. mercial and defense manufacturing, has immediate openings for mature production workers interested in assembly type work, 4i Apply in person, or call (904) 736.1700, for 30 Un furnished * * Then you may fill this interesting opening in our Personnel Department. We offer 4i complete benefits coverage, Including fully 41 paId insurance, holidays, and vacations, and very pleasant working conditions. 4 Apartments Rent SANORA HOMES- Now available, 3 bedrooms, 2 bl.ths. with central climate control carpeting, double ,arage wit electronic door, dishwasher, disposai, built-in range 8. oven, prices from 135,0(0 to 113,000. Home Owner assocIation fee of 1100 paid by seller Financing available at 'owest interest rates in area. For details call REALTOR-Associate, M. L "Sorry" Raborn. Alter hours phone 322-4179. a Room with pnivtP entrance and bath Working gentleman. Call 377 1336 after 1 30 (a i1.ç r't'tt. REALTORS 196 W. Lake Mary Blvd. 373 6.353 or 64.5 2333 WE TAKE TRA0S * * Assoc ,,t 5a.0 and III tell you about all tIle great features In this three bedroom, two bath home. Superb location, If you need to use the interstate or convenient to 1792. Family room, carpet. central heat & ar are only a few of the rumerout eminities it has. rip, NEAT AND' CLEAN PRODUCTION SECRETARY NORTH CAROLINA- Beautiful 3 bedroom. 7 bath mountain home ivSt Outside Hender;onvllle in exclusive Indian Hills 5c$ion Extra large rooms and closets 149,5.00 For details call T.FALTOPAssocr,tte Sonr., Raborn After hour; phone 377 1179. IN THE LOW 30's '. 32 - LOOKING FOR SOMETHING Don't miss see'nq this neat and clean 3 bedroom home. Wall to wall carpet, range with tell cleanrsq oven and refrigeration 173.000 LOW DOWN PAYMENT 863 4791 SAN LANTA PRICE REDUCED TO $21,900-STAY HERE KIDS, you don't bother u's' Tell your parents to drive by 173 Escamba Drive, and they'll see the neatest 3 bedroom, inside and out, in town Don't believe us? Look for yourself! Call REALTORAssociate Sonny Raborn for details. After hour; phone 3221179 Three bedroom, two bath with paneled family room. Lovey tree Shaded lot on Cul de sac Playground near, wall to walt carpet Will go VA or FHA. Call to inquire, Lillian Campbell, Assoc. This ii an excellent buy for 115.500 A good retirement horn, DELTOPIA-- 4 bedroom, 2 bath, tplit plan. Family room, ap pliances, carpeting, tit roof, fenced back yord ,ilm,iiC*, 131.900 Easy terms 71 Hour Service Call 372 7495 CORBETT REAL ESTATE REALTOR Realty• IN A SMALL HOME AUSTIN DEVELOPMENT CORP. - Ph. 3237010 o 542.4300 NEW HOMES Lane Bradford. Broker, across Irorti Hartung's Restaurant cn I.' 9 Oraniqe C ty Phone (9017734999 Eves, ($03) $62 6051 EXCELLENT BUY ORANGE CITY- Older home among beautiful oaks Modernized to perfection in area of fine older homes Two plush bedrooms, Florida room, 2', baths, ap pliances, carpeting anddraperies, central heat & air, natural gas, lot 105 x 160' $31,300 * ATtENTION * PAY LESS THAN RENT Stenstrom Roberts & Gilman I '-lrm.'-rn beOut' wIt Super cool ii enclosed for your utm.oit irvacy Ideal family floor plan. Crrtral air, double garage. Large rregular court lot. Kitchin "ou'pped Owner mutt sacrifice ho' only 510.500 Drive by 606 ITenedict Court Call Phyllis ',tppn ['.t. TOP ;''.sxa,e Callbart Real Estate DeTIARY, Completely furnished Just move in and start happy Florida living, 7 bedroom home. 120,500 Assumable mortg.,ge 192 11 a month SANFORD REALTY • Hdus41TIFrUW Seautlful home, 3k', tots, orange 2 bedroom, '71. 60' x 12'. set up on trees, 3 bedroom, fireplace, Wekiva River. Equity and take carpeted, central air & heat, new over payments. 323 536* after S. roof. Close to schools & hospital. By owner, $37,500. 310 VIr. PLACE HOMES NORTH S3.1-fl70 qlnla Ave 3224195, 3?) 2566 153 Hwy. 17.92, '.', Mile south of Hwy. 431, a? Lake Kathryn Estates. JOHNNY WAL.(ER PEAL ESTATE, INC 3fl-6.4S7 .'r. REALTOR it HGUInVOrSJII SANFORD: Extra special. Choice 3 bedroom masonry home. modern, neat and clean Close to shopping. Less than 120.000. with terms. BALL REALTY, $11 W 1st St., Ph 372 5441. 6)4 1861 Farmers find great bargains n rruipment in the classified ads. You might not be a farmer, btA i'.eve got what you're looking for Jim Hunt Realty Resort i' ru F'orb but pnomot'ons from within Ex penlence deslr.ible. but not rices s.ary Very thorough training. I' Sunday, May 26. 1974-5C ___'m_ LONGW000 CA SS EL flEW RY OSTEEN HOMESITE Lot 150' x 790', cleared with 190 wet Pwr on properly A very QOOd bun at 57.500 P EALTOR Seminole MIS Orange 372 4991 1919 S. French Eve 'fl 7)71 37? 1196 322 75-18 Spaceavailable in Adult Park Elmer Bakalla, Inc. -, Stemper Realty For Rent 36 a ?.Sdyfar Till' We Succeed," 2 bOil nome Extra large family room. rot In itchen, all on spacious well lrsc.sped lot. Only 142.000 PIN EC RE ST n!. 7 bath, spacious hymn ,1ri, t.5j carpet. ' mci antic lot 578.000. Set, this today EXCLUSIVE Ibedroom, 3 bath, ebt.ifl kitchen .'.th dishwasher, large living and dung rooms, central heat & aIr, 2 ar garage. huge yard, well landscaped Only 2 years old (I .Huskey Realty. Houses Rent Unfurnished Attractive 3 bedroom home on lake. Central air, carpeted. Phone 373 2920 'or appointment Excellent advancement op LONGWOOD POOL HOME Would you love to swim in your own back yard? You can't afford it? You can on this one. Has 1 bc1rms 36'famity room, sits at the edge of a park, ,srtd it only $18,500. Ppi?Cir '.'O'.f LiP TO TI4I. it REP R ESE N Established accounts. Treren cots potential Five figure ear flings Average two rights weekly on road Weekly travel allowance Weekly draw Monthly commis Furn. & Unfurn, riicd,tjr,i priced (Iii youflr so wcll done and keptt 3 bedroom, 2 bath, big family room. b'uje screened porch, den or liii ti'cIroon OeoutfulI l,sn'jscaed 579 fC() PLALTORS Catselberry ex i&6 required. Permanent residentt 37770- PARE, MEDIUM OP WELL DONE' - SANFORD tone Warehouse, shop, office. From 23(0' to 50.000' New & ready. AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS-NO PETS 116W. 2nd St. Two bedroom apartment, furnished or unfurnished. $165 mo, Deposit fresh ve-retables from careful growers for Holiday House Restaurants Holiday Supply Depaitmeni, No. 5, 1241 Old SANFORD-- NEAR AIRPORT Con;nierciat 6 lots, 150' frontage on 7 paved streets, 710' ttret to Street (36.000 sq. ft.) PLUS 2 story older tone. $50,000 Lake Mary, 2 bedroom, responsible couple only, no children or pets. References $135 plus deposit. 372 3-? 0. -- _____________________ Slack ,yed peas, you pick, Donald Youngeri, Sanford. 322 0$. _______________________ P40 QUALIFYING OrnlylóOO down, Washington Oaks.) bedrOom, 1', baths, 709 Terry Lane. Monthly terms 621 1473 Viinter Park "Stop Urn!" 177 76x) Houses 4_l Houssfor5a1e 41 WILCO LAND CO. REALTORS MOSSIE C. BATEMAN 500 French Ave ,Sanford 37) S100 Apartments Rent Furnished - For rent with option to buy ONLY, County. 2 br. with family room, and unfinished garage apartment 3) FRANKLIN ARMS APIS. 18,2 Bdrm. Apis Central heat & air. pool Adults 1110 Florida Ayp 1?) I0 Apartment 6 rooms, semi-rural, lovely shaded ground;. Mature couple. No children. $1 monthly. 1st & last. 327 6701. Very clean. 2 bedroom, fully c.sr peted, large separate dining room, large screened patio. VA no down Only $18,000 Colt Join Glovr-c, 838 5518, 10:30 hi 6 p m for op p&ntn;ent to see .... ....- Budget Is A Want Ad. 3 bedrm , 1 bath, $650 down, 1)71 a nc,nth, 5'. pcI. ACRE REALTY, REALTOR. 323-7750 P,irrI, LUXURlOUSovsIg 1 arid2.bdrm. opts, Eat.In kitchens, frost free refrigerator, dishwasher. draperies, shag carpeting, family rms , fireplace. Only 6 apts Pni acy in a Spanish courtyard setting CIP Beautification Award aintier. Adults. 2015 Sanford Ave. Model Open 12 5 P.M. 31 3 bedroom, I bath. Holland Realty, 27) 1025. Country Club Circle - - -S-----.-w--' Houses for Su$t Houses Rent Unfurnished 32 GENEVA GARDEN APARTMENTS 1505W. 75th St. __________ _________________ s,,ackt Swing tel MOndly thr Friday Ph 323 ssi Alt Adult S - - Babyslttisr, from Dettona area. S days week 7 a rn. to 3:30. Call 571. 1719 after 3.30. ChiIen 2 a being accepted child care center OpefliflQ In Sanford. Betty WatSOn, 373 1111. - --- - - --- - - Tio bedroom duplex furnhed apartment 4270 Orlando Sanford. nrn ' ' BARTENDER TRAINEES, year 'round employment, company benefits, apply 4 to $ p.m. to Mr. kramer, Holiday Inn, Altamont. Springs Lost and Found 9 - ___________________ __________________ , .. WANTED'f' apply in person, AT GRINDLES WHEEL RANCH. Sanford ____________________________ Receptir.nist - doctor's office Medical background necessary submit written summary of quali fications and references to P0 fox 7461. San'ord Buy Fathers Day giftS with the money you make selling Avon Products No experIence. Call 64.4 3079. ______________________ Cocktail Waitresses. year 'rouoj employment, company benefits, Apply In person, 4 to S p.m Holiday Inn, Altamonte 5prinis See Mr. Kramer. - _________________________ ___________________________ _____ , ______ Winter PCH'k' wfBobbleJ.,N75'ofU3Shady Oaks, $22,500. S _S - - Seminole 322.2611 catezine Coiutr. Corp., Lot 31 BIt E, Sweetwater ()fr, 5. 5 $16,900. Epoch Prop. Inc., to ELsie E. Michael, Lot 9, The Springs Shadowood Village, $54,. Carol F. Crowder & Hb. Donald to Herman E. Fields & S -S __ A Good Spring Tonic For An DIAL & -5 The Sanford Herald ' Sam T. Kennedy & wf Elsie to $33,000. Heatherton Village, Un. 1, Larry Gee. & Lillian, Lii 4 & 5 'flmothyGuy&wfSandra, U 14 Harold R. Kennedy & wf Va. James David Taylor & wf. The Springs to Space $23,000. (Q) ulan F. O'Hearn to (lessWlS'of 5 Blk90Townsite Bik 24, North Orlando 1st Addn to Ceo. W. McPherson & wf Dorothy LI 10 Enchanted Investment Co., It 1 blk C, The W. D. Jackson & wf Rose to Patricia $75,900. &injce W. Heath, S 19' of LI 4, of North ChjuIota, 100. Manor, $100. 121,500. Springs, $15,500. James L. Hutcherson & wf (QCD) Curtis Edw. fledn Casselberry Gdns Inc., to Don & all of 5 Bik D Stewart .-d, Charles A. Maynard & wI. Agmt Deed, John Daniels & Len 0. Holloway to Bruno Sharon1 Joan to Nellie L. Lampert, wid., wf Jeanette to Wm. R. Howard lot 4, beg. 7(3.7' E & Jr. to Susan Alcinda Redman, Van Den Berg, sgl., U 48 BIk C $100. Wilt & wf Lorena C., 114 blk 7, 355.15' N of SW cor of Govt. 1(4, ltd 17 & 18 blk D, Ir. Wm. E. Atkins & WI. Elsa to U 29 Longdale s-d, $18,300. & wf Betty A., S two-thirds of U , I..ake Kathyryn Park 4th Addn., see 1, HeftIer Homes On., sec 32-19-32. $8,100. Wrn. L. Davis & WI. Irene, LI 2 Sanalando Springs, $100. Financial Svc. Iriv. to Gus 151 & all of 153, 155 157 & 159 $2,800. f,......._ ... , . - ... -.-$20,500. Casselberry Gdna Inc. Van 'a" is, iiw .piuig Live UK Miller, LI 5 Tr. 2, Sec 7-2U.2, Santo I'ark, 6,000. Pauline S. Warner to Ralph ticac., $2,000. Russell C. Pickron & wi DenBerg,sgl.,Lt49BlkCLake Village, etc., 144,400. F. Sparaco & WI Gloria M., Its Paul M. Norris, agi. to Larry Fin Sve. mv. to Rhoda Harriet to Gary N. Varner & WI Kathryn Park 4th Addn., $2,800. 11 & 12 blk 2, Cassa-Villa His., w, Kennedy & wf. Dorothy, LI Bouzek, $2,000. Patricia U 19 81k 17 2nd Sec., V. Reed Gregory& wf, Helen Ovleda Rd. $600. Fin. Svc. mv. to Murray L. San Lanta, $13,900. to Adrian W. King & WI. Donna 61 Sleepy Hollow 1st Addn. (QCD) RobI. M. O'Connell to Fredericks & wf. Hannah, j. Lots 19 & 20 BIk B Tn. 15, 2nd 151,500. Artemas McCoy & wf Patricia O'Connell, it V Queens Wm. L Davii& WI. Irene to $2,000. repl. Sanlando Spgs., $50,000. Margaret to Timothy R. Mirror So. Repi. Cb, 1100. Charles A. Wright & wi. Parilee Cason to Luvenia Marston& wf Georgia, LI 12 Blk James H. McBroom & wfJerl Carolyn, LI 47 Sleepy Hollow, Edison A. GlUts Jr. & wf Ruth Marshall, Patricia A. Akin, A Fainlane Eat., $26,500. to Steve A. Dattillo & WI Debto E & E Investment Co. It 27 $65,000. Katherine Cason, Rosetta Eugenla Rock, adrn est bie, LI 3 81k A, North Orlando Pt':sr T.tke Hills. $2,O. 11 tre' 1., RoberLs & wE. Opel Wru's, 1t 45 J. 0. Packard 1st itruiw Paicrbski to W ne A. 'lcrr., Sec 3 Un. 1, EdAs4rn A. GlIis Jr. & WE Ruth to Murray E. Pardue ,WI. Addn. Midway, $100. McClellan & wf Dorothy, LI 8 Barry M. Gore & WI Carol to to Edison A. Gillis Sr. & wi Nancy L LI 3 BIk A Winter Michael Marziotto to Anthony Triplett Lake Shores, 3rd Addn Wilbur L. Skinner & wf Ethel It 30 Lake Harriet Est., Park Golfaide, Sec. 2, $52,800. J.Levatlno&wf.EdIth,UI BIk $20,500. Patirica, U 312 SprIng Oaks 21,400. Louis J. Stubbs & wf. F Carriage 11111 Un. 2, $33,. Bruce W. Oswald & wf Un., $33,000. Carroll C. Bnidgewaler & wf Katherine to Ronald G. Smith Ronald Veino, Cdii. etc. to Dorothy to Carole M. War(QCD) James R. FusIon & WI Julia to Weston Homes, Inc., W LI 42 Bik A, Lake Brantley Charles Rich. Eaclavon, Lot 7 rnlngton, sgl., LI 11 81k D, The Va. to Virginia Sue FusIon, 1,799 acres of N 100.00' of S 1,000 Isles, $5,000. BIk C Henson.s Acres, 19,000. Springs, $79,000. lad., Lot 23 Bik 5, Repl. Sb. 1 & 2 ft of SE'. of SE' sec 24-2149 E Stewart M.-Fritz & -WI. Elsie Joseph Turanchik & wf. Betty H. Miller & Sons On. Inc. to ..t %ialA A..... .a_ I Nn. On Tnwnifø Ash AA,b . . -_ UI LIIUU I%V., VIC £.I anti to Frank H. Cannon, Us 5 & 6, to Walter E. Coddlngton & WI. Geoffrey Monge & WI Patricia, *100. 122,000. 111k E, 2nd Repi. Tr. 15, Helen Lt.s 5 & 6 Bik A, Tn. 32, LI 64 Devonshire, $40,500. Robert G Kreiling Jr & WI C J Coleman & wf Mary B. to - - 5-- -- . QCD Ida Neuter, wid to Wm. H. Price & wf Fran C. to Seminole Lodge, Inc. to J. Bralley Odham & wf Louise Ronald a Boyd & wi. ii Charles A. Morgan & wf Thomas W. Brauer & wi County of Seminole, lot 44, less Sanford Church of Christ Inc., to FF., MId.Fla., Lt 8 81k B less Peter Neuter, (Married) Lots 1, Laurence P. Murray & Shirley, U 12 & part orf 1113, Frances M. LI 3 blk 11, repl. of N'ly 1 ft., J. E. Pace's s.d of Lta 1 & 2 BIk 16, 2nd Sec., san part, LL 9-16, mcI. 81k B, etc., 7 & 8 (less W 15' of 6) 81k 90 Dorothy Lii 10 & 11 81k B, Sec Bear Lake HI.,., townaite of North Chuluota, bik C, Mellonville, & all of bik Lanta, $20,000. in Replat of Sanora, Units 1 & 2 Townkft.e of North Chuluo(a, 10 SprIng Valley Farms, Eva V. Hender, agi to James 120,000. 30. Mellon%'Ifle & Bill of Sale $100. $33,400. Vito W. Pizzitola & wf. $478600 A. Lowe&wf Brigitte L, It3blk Wni. H. Graessle & wf. Condev Corp. to Gladys Furnishings etc., $383,000. QCD) Ida Neuter, wid. to Kelly Slusher & wf Janet to MarlantoValfrldEriksson(llfe A, Bretton Woods, $67,500. Barclay, unit 506, Heatherton 11. Gordon Brinon & wf est)&LarsJ,Erkjksson,Va.E. Florence to M)TOfl E. Willis & NormaTortorjce,wld.,Ltsl&2 KeyLocaleRealtylnc.,Lt6Blk Cam Corp. to Geo. A. Cobon Village, un. no. 1, 120,000. Eva J. O'Neil Jt. ten., grantors BIk 90Townslte of No. CJuluota, 1 HeftIer Homes Or! Sec 1 JessIe to Robert I. Brluon & Ralph E., Lts 17 BIk 10 & WI Sandy, Lot 4 blk D & N 2.0' life eat., Beg 749.3' S of NE cor $100. Condev Crp. to Earnest H (married) Its 6, 7 & 8, blk 11, sec., Dreamwud, rzoo $68500. - . INFORMATION Seminole County Land Transactions WANT AD paul C. Rapp & wf Edith to ---•.-- -_s--_- -. - 'C- .5 �J[Ij Pan I 6C-The Sanford Herald Sunday, May 26, 1974 The Herald Sunday Want Ads Great For Bargain Hunting SO Si Miscellaneous For Sale !. • - , in SeWingCabinet, S,riger's best Model. winds bin mm atheruu; automatic.0bpay balance Of 11,7111 Or 10 Payments of ' _____1'\) FICx! _____ CWT PICK I FV-Kl I A Maitland Flea Mad* . • GOLDEN TOUCH N SEW J22 jj., ; Nimrod Camper. hardtop. sleeps 4 t4CO 323 1449 after S ___________ 1973 Singer Zig-Zag V. heeli & AIei from Mobile Hornet, New Condition Phone 373 3910 AM FM radio. Garrard record player. $ track tape and psychedelic lights built Into .i beautiful Spanish bar. Assume payments. Ph 647.1377 for free home trial. Hallmark, 1713 W. Fairbanks, Winter Park Household Goods 19,95 mo. Buy option, free service. 110 initial tee COLOR WORLD TV, 6".1006 Kenmorewasher&dryer SS0each or UOfor both Ph. 3231309, 1309 P4EW3O' gas range Avocado -ISS 377 1859 Garage-Rummage Sales MOONEY APPLIANCES, 3730697. Washer- It months old Harvest gold. Excellent condition Warranty. $175 or best offer. 323 and box springs, bookcases, chairs, tables, stereos, Super Vac. di%hes, and lots n'are, 7430 S Myrtle Ave. - - - 2dl9 Orlando Dr. Ph. 372 0352 GARAGE SALE 60 year old bedroom Suite, ma ttress TV. Radio•Stereo --TELEVISION SETS 125 UP MILLERS Boats & Marine Equipment - 16' Larson, 90 HP Evinrude, till trailer, IllS.. 373 ss.a _______________________ 71' - Sportscratt - Ioaect, With trailer. 160 Merc cruise MUST SELL! Will take Small Sailboat in trade 3222129 Planning on a fix up vacation? Shop classified ads for paint, lumber, and all your needstll Si GARAGE SALE: 2116 Lake Ave Furniture, Clothing Saturday & Sunday, 9 to 6 322 6't --- Sports Equipment - - - 2 SURFBOARDS Bicycles Bikes, Bikes, Bikes All lies and models, 10 speeds,s spec'ds, and standard bikes vailabIe at Firestone Store. Call 3120744 ' Schwinn26" men's stndard Al Shape, $75 3n.3712 Custom tuiIt electric 'tivej. In stalled on your adjit tricycle. Normal peddling spiects to help up hill and tong rides 372 32S 5-M 1 t - 7-143L 19&7 Mercury CouQar, black vn v i ' ckel Seal$, excellent (cn dition Lady owner. $715. 671026 62 1741, ___. -_ WEN ( 5t,AL1 ploUsEItO,',T Equipment for Rent CASH 372 4137 For used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Buy 1 or 1001 items Larry's Mart, 715 Sanford Ave .. W11 buy wicker in any condition 197) Harley Davidson. Elettr.i Glide', full dress, Am mi Stereo. Tape Deck, cutorn pant, etc ' -- 6pm. --. Doberman Pinchers. Al(CPupsandAciults Mr. Anderson, 5740 -__________________________ Miniature Dachshunds, AKC 150 Animal Haven Grooming Boarding Kennels. 322.5132. 193 International Scout. 4 wtieel drive. Good condition. $950 Ph I73 Honda, CT 90, adult owned 7) 11700cr best Offer 3231839 32) 7*11 Beautiful registered white & silver, lcvl;; haired German Shepherd I lear r;d Reasonable 69 Stamps-Coins , To buy and Sell gold or silver co;ns, ,onfact vs. first. We also buy bulk silver cans SEMINOLE COIN C EN I ER. 109 W 1st 3 1)52 L 1111. - today, Call 322 Thu or I31-93. - -. _ -- - -- - -i1, Chain link, wood, field. Free estImates day or night, $675056. Senkarilc Insurance - Sk Agency P'Ix'diiI9 Ci.,ietitiv, Rates Pay (v,iy Maa'is 54 T,a,.spo,latls,n Late Ciewim A Low Ailofillitly PaymentsPH. 323.1410 ., V TV 4& It - '?L 4I'1l 4 w' 1 - ' •-:,' I .- '. , 'k -_ '- ' - ' 3 - 5,, 1' ( - -"'- ' -.. '. ,' -. oil 4 It? 54 T b EXTERIOR PRESSURE CLEANING Floor Waxing, Windows 37)-($45 -. SPRING CLEANING 1 roofs. Removes mildew, fungus, mud Clobbers. wasps 6, spIder webs. 327 0397. 1342. ADDITIONS. BLOCK WORK Carpentry & Concrete Work PHONE 333.1731 MASTERPIECE ALUMINUM Replacement windows, Carports, Screen Enclosures, Gutters, Awnings, Siding. Free estimates. Ph. 671.2326. TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON (formerly Hafrie$t's Beauty Nook') 319 E.33Pi, 3 .5742. Reduce your electric bill with complete ceiling & wall insulation. Free estimates. Ashton Insulation. (94) 79.33fl - Carpentry r , I UIUUUUUUUUUU1UU..U1.U1.....U..I.u...a.11.auua..m11u.: S Roofing installation and staining. MiLund Doors- 1189 E. Altamonte. $20 - BCm Exterior walls, eaves, patio, walks QUALITY Doors-SpecialIzing In front door replacement. Expert Ph. 322-2611 EXPERT ROOFING' A JU U U <U NOLONGER USED CAMPINC. GEAR IS IN DEMAND. SELL IT NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD. TRUAX R OO FING CO. Guaranteed roofing & repaIrs. 23 yrs. ex. perience. Free Est. Wor k done by ow er Reasonable rates. Call 322-7013, Geneva 3495278. L. a) • U I It All types free estimat es Lkensed, Bonded, Insured No Obligation Ruts Swithenbank $345,774 S U U U U U N n s. S Licensed SiBonded. 3735671. Hauling YOU NAME IT, I HAUL IT. Reasonable rates. Call after 530 323-0544. Tired of poor serv ice? Call Lawn Boat in theway? SefI it fast and easy Care Specialists. Commercial Residential, Free Est. 372-7267. ('air.,I fL...!... __ • 0 • Mocan's-Ce'terway Carpet Care C Janitorial Service. Free Est. One Price include'S all!!! $310931. ____ Plumbing stopped up, power mower woni start? Get the service you need from classified eds. 323 40U. Cemmacs CON , CERAMICS. tOifl, You can't beat Classified ads for fast 'results. Check classifieds everydAy. WE'LL DO YOUR PAINTING. No lOb too Small. Ph, 373.1579 or 373 $119 6. after Plead painting dons? For me finest In painting wort call S&W Paint ing Co 373 5033. Licensed & Glass-Mirrors .ENKARIX LASS&PAINTCO. 710 Magnolia Ave. 3371672 fta?ion and estimatIng. 6713737. Guns S - SANrORDLONG RIFLE SHOPPE Arms & Ac Sanford Ave. -. Post Control ART BROWN PEST CONTROL 2S47 Park Dtivt 377-MIS Oct .- '5 0 I C 0) a • - • 0 • • N It) • ACE UPHOLSTERY. Water conditioners 3V4610 M a SUPPLY CO 372 Mi? CL a X 14( U 2. • • U U atnt, Ads bet or'lz,d households when things begin to dutt.v up needed Space In the attic, its. garage, are no the closets or the basement. Many of theta items longer of value to you but they are It'll wrvic*abl. Somebody out hire can use them, whither they be toys, musl.al inStruments, furniture, miss or bikes, or reparable appliances. Whwl to find that somebody? That's the easiest part. M,irtiss vote no longern.sd.d items in the Clettified kctlori where thousands scar Get The Job D0flC the kind of bargain you ate of firing. CaR the Want Ad num. Clean out the accumulation and Clutter up your bdlfo$d with sums welcome folding money. illI 3249 W at 'p611 'I <U OR 831.9993 Classified Ad Dept. A friendly and knoiledga Ad-Visor will be Puppy to help you word you, ad, U a U * U U U U 99 = ...C2 I 0 0.) E L. 0 1i LU U LU • • LLI Z Q o. - 0 : Z Ix • U • U 0 • ccU S • • E J : There comes a time in the - SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types and sizes We rpalr ant" sarv Ice STINE MACHINE & • • -' • S -- Wei Drilng LU LU t1, ..0 Upholstery V W 7no St. LL : a • W AAA PAINTING and paper hang Ing commercial or residential, exp DICK JOYCE WELL DRILLINGS and larger, pumps, Sprinklers tradesman, guaranteed materials and worfmansttip. Free con - • I.-. U 1 day 1 year, 373 5110 -- • 0 0 _ '-I--- LL Econolins Vans to Diesel Tractors B-olej CL 41( *1110 RYOERREPITS TRUCKS Sofa and chair-labor $19.95 7 Cushion, plus our material. Free Pickup and delivery 50 miles Local call 363 1916. UJ • Truck Rentals Painting kiln delIeç. 10-5. Cloned ThurSday 1, Sunday. 372-7971. . • >E < U AAA TREE SERVICE, mechanical stump grinding, licensed, bonded, insured, $31 5242. MID-FLORIDA LAWN SERVICE NO JOB IS TOO SMALL Residential or Commercial. Call for free est. 323 7774. 373-0616. MOW. E DGE, LOT CLEAN UP 1 LIGHT HAIIS.IPIIG PH 3737774 -b Tree Service 3235954 Yard Clean up, trim, and mowing service. Call vs. Eves, after 5p.m. _ For the finest preparation of metal concree etc,.call UL C Free Est 372 3510. 373 1213 Ccmplete awn care iervlct Call RALPH'S HOME SERVICE - cv, Sandblasting -Ce Carpentry, Remodeling, Additions, Custom Work. Free Estimates, Licensed Bonded. 373-4031. with • low cost classified ad! Thompson'i Roofing. Build up & ShingIs Licensed, Bonded, Iii sured. Free estimate, Work guaranteed in God We Trust. 373 1751 : C4U 0.. .. ci C') - u VINCENT'S CARPENTRY interior Trim, Paneling, Custom Carpentry. No lob too Small. MullIC Loading. (esor;es "10 *'sip HOME IMPROVEMENTS *QUALITY FENCING I Bring Results S '" "lrnpc" Wa sh 6, Spra-Kleen Want Ads j d Vil 011 '73 Pinto $1,633 -Bank will loan $1735 Ph 371 1309 in 0111 the CLtTTTER . Pressure Cleaning BUDDY'S Interior, exterior plastering. Plaster Patching and simulated brick & stone specIalty. 327-2710. Full line GE Appliances Sanford Electric Company' 7372 Park Drive, 323. 1363 + • PET REST INN. Applances • 7'. 4 ,w • 4 Boarding & Grooming Ph, 372.1057, scrt ee encures. rescreening. 323-4675 Small Jobs Wanted 372-1331. "Lake Mary', CENTRAL HEAT I. AIR Sales, Service & Installation Free Estimate. Ph.671-2S26 I; it,ii - Pet Care Awongs. skirting - carport Put a classified ad to work for yo 7 Aft • 1911 Pinto Runabout Rack, perfect condtor,, in T..r '7 II UI..i aulu an Tr..lnrr I n,u.. '71 CHEVY LUV Air orid I speed Mikado Special $3,593 377 3Y#1 hit 701 -F at bed Trailer, 70' steel bed, tripe ailes, electric brakes. Suitable I,eavy equipment of large bo". $1,195 Will accept trade in hi r - tu Oldsmobile F 15. 7 cir .new hr.'. & inspection tI cash 1226281 .___________________________ -..-UtltN I AL NU( WANTED Top prices paid, used, any con dtOn 64.48176. Winter Park. _. W, p 1969 Fury Ill, I dr. hardtop, radio. beater, air. 1 owner. 373 1603 after Optional equipment' dual disc brakes, theft alarm system, deluxe sissy bar with luggage rack and bell Star helmet. Immaculate condition, $1550 3738045. 'ile5 i ?ievy 55 with 'IS 7$3 engine, tr,iii , air, 70 77 miles pt-r Call collect: Orlando 771 710$ alterSS0 327 502$ Pets and Supplies - 4 1971 Jeep Waooneer- automatic transmission, power Steering, rv'werbrakes,aircondltioned 371 1973 Yamaha-- 500 cc. 1000 mitet CASH 661 6491 - -_- oat., 373 311$. 1.3800. Cost new. $1600 Call ) 1977 after 6 p W Wanted to Buy •- 173 Satellite Stabring- blue w white vinyl top 8.000 miles, still under warranty, Nothing down Like over payments, 373 0132 - ' -' 373U JIM DANDY FEEDS 68 - - nsurancc BLAIR AGENCY BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR Gormlcy's E. 46, 373 iii ___________ - l63 VW Xarmann Ghia, radio, heater, loos & runs like new, Laay OYvflt''. $775 678 6376. Motorcycles Feed t 1 __ 377 $710 Junk Cars Removed - / 4 1500 LB ..__.. NELSON FLORlD. ROSES WOQdruftS Farm & Garden Center 601 Celery Ave , Santorci A Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You! LEACH ALUMINUM. -i- Ar - Central Heat & Air Conditioning. For tree estimates, call Carl Harris. at SEARS In Sanford. 322- .--' "n: 1':" vw nala, good Condition I? Volt flatlerie's $11.95 REEL'S BODY SHOP AvenuC 110 sflt t't'c'rir 39 Sill - ......... Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for Only $1 per day CARP OLL'S FURNITURE Auto Repairs Parts- Accessories ;,bar.dont'd, unxanted iur hauled away. Your cost, si: Orlando, 795 6191 anytime wk. old puppies. Hall pit, half walker Lawn and Garden ABLE R&NT ALL with the best equipment to Serve you 1016 S. French Ave., Sanford. 323 $310. o 5) Horn. Improvements • '4Ars I - Ak Conditioning r - - Must sell immediately, black '73 Grand Prix, 29.000 miles, 4.000 or --.- -.------ tpst offer, Call 373UU) .nted home. yard arid Children to play with I'm a male clog. I' years old, part Collie & part ShCpherd I've had all my Shots and I'm healthy. My name IS Buff. Won't you PLEASE help me? l Entire lot $75 I9I4uriimerlin Ave ,Sanford 7 banana seat bikes 1 S speed. Like 65 new, Will sell very reasonable -- Phone 373 1592 Standard Poodle. A C. black male, 3 mos old. 175 Also free kitt('flS 322 $51? Building Materials . Used 2*A'S and 2 x b's S I" and 64" Good Condition Call 323 0246 58 - 1746 16' '71 Southern Star. 40 hp Evinrude. Highland galvanized trailer, 322.9194, Pets and Supplies os Office Furniture for rent with cphon to buy. Sweeney's Office Supply, Sanford, 111 Magnolia Ave. 377 61 - Of lice Equipment & Supplies Mimeograph and spirit duplicator machines. Sales & Service, Supplies our specialty. Sweeney's Office Supply, Sanford, Magnolia Ave. 3221716 372 5961 GARAGE SALE: Furniture anti misc, items Fri. Sat & Sun 9 to 5 2414 Palncttn Ave - Closeout on Gibson Refrigerators, S to choose from. Priced righti! DicL' Appliances, 327 7651. 53 7 double beds w mattress, bOaspring & frame. 1 bedroom suite dark wood. T.V, bw portable Misc. houtePotd items Ph 37)3983 54 Ice. used machines. ' ROBSON MARINE 2977 Hwy 17 92 * Rent TV's * without obligation, call 373 1330. KENMORE WASHER, pans, serv Bookcase, $20; Desk. $20; Single beds complete, 133; wrought Iron Jlnette, $40; telephone seat, $13; Swivel rocker, 1.35; Secretary, $20; Antique double bed, 160. six Chinese pewler mugs. $12; Sofa W, $10; KULP DECORATORS, 10' West 1St. St., 327 7335. 55 TELEVISION KIRBY VACUUM Sates & Service. For free home presentation -000 BTU air conditioneri'iiccIlen? condition, 1173 323 659g. - RepossessedAssume Payments Late model apartment size electric ranges Guaranteed $39.95 Wayne's Quality New & Used Furniture, 1200 French Ave Ph 3231410 Can deliver. 11 SI **StereoBar** Appliances t,000 BTU air conditioner, 1 6000 1U ar Ond?ioner Used ew 323 4015 V I sI.inthird Shift , Good gas ni, s.ico& take over payments NEED ..,.,. 'I'i-; Litras 1100 377 257? TV- Radio. Stereo 53 Beauty equipment- 4 dryers and chairs, 3 large mirrors. and Call Credit Dept SANFORD mi5ce$lantjs equipment. Good SEWINGCENTER ,01AEast. condition, C&U bet nten $ am. and 1St St., Sanford. 3719411. Evet 169 p m, S 327 196 or 3227010 1146. PUBLIC AUCTION. 1971 COMET .pachc tent camper Good iiton Wired for electricity. Drop In bobbin, jig lag and 3 needle Position.Like n now for 114. balance 15èsG S payments of $10. New warranty I - - ForcompI,temOtOrhOmCCnd TO SELL 37)7119, service, stop by lPt on Iac Teniptest. standard SANFORD REC VEE SERVICE transnisson 6 cyl • Good tran 73IS s-tation. 1300 or beit offer ;3 371 4711 M21 A Small classified ad bring% `bw V . blue with ;, returns. Try one and Set. C811 322 interior 4 speed & lapedeck, S100 2611 or 131 "93 4. QlIII We buy furniture and misc Sell f Consignment Free " PC' Pickup$ Auction Saturday al I Call 012920 -,, . 1 ) I Autos For Sate - ....:.:_----.------Motor I4me Call Pete at 372 1651 qiL. Qlnrfisr PINEY WOODS BARN INTERSTATE AUCTION. S : $31.11?!. Campers Travel Trailers ( $' (( Table. Chest & misc. furniture and ClOthing. 205 Oakhurst, All. Spos WILSON MAIER FURNITURE buy5eII.trade 311 315 E. Fire? $1 322 : by Art Sonsorn Household Goods I ' - THE BORN LOSER Every Wednesday 7 p m Con slgnments welcome East of II Or, SR 15. 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Wise of man iooing insiae rying to nno e suspected power supply a huge rubber band? - - r r �- - - --- - - - - ---- --.--- - - ----------- - -- - - ----- - - by AMANDA Course & - - - - -. --- - ----- -- --- - - -- --- -- - ____ - -- __ -- __ -- Millie PANDA ( ,ONE HAS JR' SOME THINGS OF WHICH HE IS AFRAID ___ --- of J ALONE DREAMS... j( %OR FACINE A MISTAKE LEFT LIKE AQ IOU HAVE NAPE. ' 00 EA AN17 T14EN MY FEARS WILL START TO GO ANO SOON THEYRE NO LONGEK THER WHEN IM AFRAI Do I TALK B E E N _0~WILL CAR A To SOM --n LINGS OUT MFE ONE I K (c OW' ru. Ooc $ 0 -j-t- HAPPINESS. - 00 00 - pultsulucr A L ITTLE 0 (r BE A THFa SiCr NINCr F,Pr N I E 16 1974 by P4EA ltc TM Reg. US p, ( .. 14 c -, I S WINTHROP _li NOW, TOST fe-fERV THAT W ' R OAN MCMOJI/ "IF-' by Dick CawaIli I TO P1JTTHI5 WANT AD THE FAF'E>,/ WkATIT PA' WtcP'P VIP. I SAY? LITTLE GIRL, wrn— LONG,BLONDE \HAIR, AND IG BLUE t _____________ / ...WHOOSAJO LEAGUE aASEALL TEAM,AND WHOSE A1HEROWNSA ______ / / on 0 - 1974 by NU. Inc TM. Reg US. Pt On AND WHOSE M1H ER OWNS A PEANUT 1iTTR F,4CRY AND ,'4AKESHEROWNCANDV?" \ WJ / I I IS THERE A LITTLE GIRL LUETHAT M ISSI NG? ( I DON tT KNOW, BUT IF ANYBODY FINDS HER... (M GOING ro GET MARRi \ --------------------- r t. - - - ---- - ---- - -=--- - ____ -------=--- ----- - -- TTT --- - - - ____________ - :=- -- .- z - I . • -• - - -.---- - — -a------ • - _________ ______________ Lk OPP © 526 l974byNEAjnc. - F - 4ij- --: OU3M OAR XWCv 3EXOUS38: - TAE WEN'THE;Z ISAS) YEAH. I WOULDN'T SKIP ONELNPOF THE YOU WON'T EVEN 6ET T06EE 7HE REPLkYS b3r Mes Carroll LOOK, loo' ON LY WHO A-RE YOU -DE NVIND-5 -"2 0 A nd en WELL.I HAv REMEMBERV BECAUSE OF THE YOU T ROU'T MV BE ey ab BU A SILVER ANT r AGAIN 00 Pp ive 10, Ily Ire A- ft ley ers — - ______________________________ EVE'! SNNIL:S PACE BUCKS ENOU6H FRON1 1 YEAH—BUT You i3;?ui:sc:v MY PIPNT FEELINUS TO TAE 'TUNE OF EVEN 50 BLICK5, pt ED UNDERWEkR 500 1-4 OW I D LET IT DRIFT UNDER THA7 OLD LOG! m GNIE IT 0- RECOUP HIS LO65 ON THE ou AND CAST IT IN 7HA7 DARK POOL BEWIND TWAT I'D PUT ON A SPLIT SHOT.' MAYBE TWO BUSTER WILL RAN E 'TO VIN ON THE UNDIE 500. 67 AXN WMPPYA MEAN TAI15 BUS is z, op ASM LfA er I 'a - r typewrit ...I1 at fi st Y° don't succeed, try reading the d,retinns al —high 1:33 .m. 2:09 pin,: liw 7:52 n.m., 8:21 1) in North Carolina, Winds .ustcd to 69 mph. at 1"oIte Island ably has almost doubled u'er a year ago and should be a bak. er's doien now. SUflY WU IUf tfl U Vafleues UI ptii and pilots on hand. Included was this Pietenpol Aircamper belonging to Allan J. Wise of man looking insioe trying power supply a huge rubber -- band? �I I . — WTT8 0 11 JJ [ I YL Py LAA 1J• a ''AINO AS WILL A PUBLIC SERVICE THE NEVVIS NOT BE HEARD TONIGHT'" ' "THAT SALESMAN WAS CERTAINLY RIGHT ABUJI OUR CAR BEING EASY TO FIX I JUST FIXED IT I • I 21) 5. im C KNOW EDGAR IT SAWONDER NATURE HASN I PROVIDED YOU TO THE CHECKBOOK?" A THIRD EYEl" WITH IL COME TRIED TO WAKE DAD UP WITH HORSERADISH 'NH OA TM EA L' I _ 000 uu 'eek in I - ,Stu c De B vro Wn e ert sstlrolos 00 of - rf'' \ I: fo Crb or gambling from Tuesday on. Be careful at work on Friday Partnett GEMINI (May 2 June20) Beginning of week favorable for travel F very demanding by midweek. Keep a closer on the kids Fitt CANCER (June 21-July 22) Finances look promising as week opens Sit;; lions regarding commcation, travel. Will be an aggravation most of w t. MItrl will be difficult Friday Thank goodness for Saturday LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Push self-interests Monday Tuesday, Wednescay bring heavy financial burdens if not careful Avoid cross words Friday Crjnf amily VIRGO (Aug 23-Sept. 22) Outsiders helpful as week begins Tuesd ay , be it Wednesday wiltrough dayspians at properly e x ec u tea Wlful 4 ( / ________ I WITN SINCFRITY. — answer all the letters, only the ones of general , ii '' SThiru1 conditions bten bk.* Linder attack A 031 lets you down Fri. PAR-nALLYACHIEVEC) BY CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Jan 19) Advantages through h issociates Sunda Mon day Flaws in plans cause problems Tuesday Wednesday Friday y ou r im aage ge needs protection New hopes on Satu1day. PISCES iFe*0 ** lionshi p y 9 10 -A __ •, i s.J WANT To ~~7r'2'WIPEP CLASS/ IN THAT CM U MV FOOT' JUST ANC7 YOU'RE SNEAKING :::::::gggggggggggg :::: gggggg ' FridayU by THESE 3Lf--___ SI I UI..' ñi - 4Em our! I ,/'j; PATTERNED IMPULSES OF LIKE VIBRTOR5)NASMALL BACK-MOUNTWPANEL. — AERHAVINGTHEIRV1SUAL -• I I EACH BLNDPATIENTTESTED __________ WAS ABLE TO SEE ______________________ DEFINITE DESIGNS LIKE T1 ON ELL ONS OF STARS; - J__ __ , vi, - YOU ,17 ONLY LAU.' 5 E GUV-5 ARE EXPERIMEN TING ARE EXPERIAAENTING ft!ff •-- - I WELL, rM WITH ORG:c Ily trd is )ut IN RECOGNIZABLS PATTERNS. - ey ab BLACK SKY. THESE BLIPS IMPLANTED IN THE VISUAL CORTEX CAN PDUCE SPOTS OFLIGHT" 't en IN TA HAVE SHOWN ELECTRODES -- nd —— FIELDS MAPPED AND NUMBERED SYCOMPUTER, . ' BY DIRECT STIMULATION OF THE BRAIN,MAY ONE DAY RESTORE SIGHT TO THE BLIND! RECENT EXPERIMENTS BY DRS. DW 00 r11,6 64. 0C41r.411,4NA0,0,q. GIRVIAI ME SEE? ORGANIC SHAPES APE RECOGNIZED SYTHE L C OKAY THEN wy ERrLE'S I •• . :' d SuIllwan HONEST' .. coo 0 :::::::0g0., PATTERNS ON THE SKI NO -. ___________________________________ ____ < ::::::ggggggggggg: . -LI KE TACTILE March 201 Sundzy. Monday, ~feahve days Important fela. i legal necessary expense Saturday general Improvement 74 W4"b3r - op A i1 d1Ii WAy TPANSL4TNGTVMAGE . - GENE FAWCETTE OUT OU FOR THEBLINDHASBEEN -- AQUARIUS (Jan 20-Feb 1 9) E311Y Part of week favorable for paflnersh Business losses on Tuoday., ednesday, if not careful Plans are subject I., sudden changek as week closes i I,s..st - ARTIFICIAL VISION " - 77MS TO BUY MORE I~IAN YOU LOOK FOR 'ANNOUNCEMENT OF A RIF-r IN AA&TP. 516-AIAME RaWN691 I SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Your best ideas come to you Sunday, Mon. day MidAeek your mputation will NE&ATIVELY FEL-TAT T;4E poMESrjC.,LEVEL_ —LESS- 9,FqAl,,f CE More SWd 10ttWx 11116 Sen0ce Bodo Osol, a/ o thls nsmp&p 1200 West n1rd Street, Clevaland, Ohio 44113. Bernke cannot 1 /lEW5EkOF44.4y2-JIJNE/ OPENS WITH ''v, GENERALLY PES/gING 7 ACCENTUATE THE PLEAc4WrER ASP OF LIFE. E1N mEMEPIA 1LL PEVOTE MO SPACE TO COVERAGE OF "SOFT"NEWS. CONDITIONS BE&ItsJ TO CI4ILL. Y MIDWEEK. ThEY'LL BE MOST ___ -• recognition. Tuesday -Wednesdjy, trouble with friends Friday, make no se. BERW E )(iR PROBLEM STEMS FROM TI-IE MISUSOF YOUR GIF1 WHEW YOU SPOT A FLAW IN APJOTHER, E SURE vou PUE R CRITICIZING is COM IVE —NOT PESTgUCT/VE CWE CAN TOLER'ATE 8E/M CR! TIC/2Ep IF THE PERSON MAK/M TIlE sumz . SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Early part of week good for achievements and by NlEk7 br,-. E PREgit CHARr SHOWS YOU POSSESS A NATL/i IL LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct 23) Sunday. Monday, benefits come through friends, Tuesday. Wednesday, don't foolishly back the odds Bad judgment Friday, Material Conditions improve Saturday . •' 974 ( 7 Weekend productive 1D I r ) A! OF .0ters improve Saturday daLte rt.X/R STREAK & O ( tips and downs Friday. TAUNUS (April 20-May 20) interesting visit early in the week. No specili r 1.058 I ARIES (March 21 -April 19) Sundilyand Monday evill be fun ddys will arise if responsibilities are treated lightly this week. Romance hils its tr at' ot11 C ( I THE 64 PLATINUM ELECTROOESJ ARRANGED LIKE A SMALL OUT-OF-LINE CHESSBOARD1 WERE EACH CONNECTED BY FINE WI RE THROUGH A CABLE TO CARRY WEMILD ELECICAL IMPULSES. Ily re 001 ley -----' ers T/1OUG/'/ ,4fO,'6RFSE4RC// /$NE 1. — - g -- ____ ____________________ ESCfEiS 7HEUr1, ( L4'ARA41/N/A rUR tip MEW OWN INr, FRM, 4Z 40 , - I I typew riter- If aI. first you flon't su(,ceed, try reading. the diretinnc Canaveral—high 1:33a, in 2:0 p,in— low 7:52 ami., 8:21 f)ITI. North Carolina, winds gtoted to 69 in,ph. at - IsIland ably has alinnist. doubled over a year ago and should be a bakvir's dozen now. sunuay wan niore i nan u varues Ui pianes and pilots on hand. Included was this Pietenpol Aircamlvr belonging to Allan J. 1%'ise of man iooing insiae trying to tina me suspectea power supply — a huge rubber band? �F CAACIPUS Lewis by Larry CLATTER 'VOU'VE BEEN NKING ABOUT LIFF, AND OET OUT THERE WASTING YOUR LIFE AWAY AiSDITATING NOU'R5 MEDITATINC" FOR DEAR POLLY it qj 0 do It's The leasse I Timt to frishen your Wild. rot* with nt* clothes Choose our terns from It* '14 ) ring & Summer BASIC FSHIO?& which also a fr pattern o oioti StND $1.0 0, IN. !J\ f - • I - I -j- t . -1 DEAR POLLY— When making pud- ding ore gelatin dessert Iota tod dier, put it in an old coffee cup with a handle, It's easier for tholittloone to handle and saves messy spills, PAT. too. '... / / CLUDtS POSTAGE AND MAN- . j - ,. When you got DEAR POLLY wom out put a piece of ribbon through the top heading, some laqe on the bottom and have an apron. — AN' © - tired - When I have writ- I pin them to the cun visor on the driver's eldo so I can keep my eye on the road at all times. — MARG DEAR POLLY — This Pointer Is especially good when the weather is cold. When you take an outdoor puppy away from his mother, fill any e d plastic container that has a good, tight top with hot water, Place this inhienewhome,Hewiltbasocomtenable and content that he will not cry. MRS. E.M. IPolly'. not. — Øs sure tho container is not too hot. lf there I ' I ....J . e 1 .-. •." e - e _____ - 12 x16 INCHES ____ • an doubt, wrap it In a scrap of oil blanket or both towel.) — w__1 f -- Is J 41.. - - ____ _____________ -- —A- ______________ ___ - ____________________ — — THE OLD WORLD IS MAKING i— -J EI_ __ ..—•--- (ILHAVE TO THINK ABOUT IT' WHAT DO k/OU SAY 15_~ lk I ir - -IL - - -- LARGE lu Is 10 12.W ya,d; 60in,,n DEAR PCLLY I am a student In Junior High and have put a shoot of cardboard on the Inside of my queeze da5lred amount, The lemon remains Intact and does not deteriorate as a cut lemon would. — ROLLIE. sure take hornp the books I should have for stujy. early classes. etc. I seldom forget anythin I am to do or take to class. — T Rl. - - Y - robe the coat-dress wiln ines q 182 wilh PHOTO-GUIDE is Q V ----- J t - . 1 - — -- -- L~,sl 2 . /1 8182 SMALL MIDIUM In-Fashici CL . S .-. .. -- . - .. .- . . . .. - . . - .- -- - - - - IV-A& --. - by Crooks & CAPTAIN EASY HO~JE5TLY. AOATHA! YOU WOL)LPNIT BELIEVE THE 17 PUT DOWN ON THEIR TE~r_,5! OUR FIR5T PFZF-!5lPENT WA5 THEOPORE RO1015TEIZFELT... ME... PEARL HARBO;Z WA6, THE Fl;z5r ELI WHITNEY NVENTED THE Lawrence LIBBEFZ! HOU!51E... NEWTON have to pass ~n myway. Imake such holes with a one-fourth teaspoon measure. — MRS. B.B. Prettily Bowid Trim a classic style iiiiiih a wit c~,;,di mat ts V,ellity w*ed tot a I&CI-flattery No 8209 wth PHOTO-GUIDE Is in Sizes 38 to 50 (bust 42-54), Size 40,44 Lusi 1, yirdl 45-inch DIU% I yard contrast. Send 71c each plus 25c for postaigo and handling with name, addrsiss, Pfiffem number and site to PATTERNS (,,,, this n4willp0loor), Box 4388, Midtown Station, Now York, NY 10018. .. .' •-• - HEY, HELL -r LIKE HERE, LET ME CARW IT FOR YOU! THIS'? OH, IT'S A NICE,HEART`Y BREAKFAST FOR GUZ##& KIND OF A RFEWARD FOR HIS BEING SO D ABOUT THIS DIsTiNG ...-' BUSINESS! GOO THE GRAND PALACE The Stallions Capture all the beauty of Wild -• -. DEAR POLLY One of my moneysaving tricks is to always buy at least two pairs of matching panty hose. When one develops runs or holes I cut off the bad leg only. When I have two pairs with one leg off I wear them at 1~e same time and do not mind the double thickness. — EMAJANE. b3r GOOD MORNING, ALLEY! yr=Av4, IT 5URE IS, LIMPA. 8EALMFULDAYISN-rIT? WRATTHA GOT THEREET 5390 - . --.---.. or don! Pattern No. 5"ARP 5"Wo Polly Pays $1.00 for *very Idea used. S*nd them to her, this newspepor. I PI COVER D ELECTRONIC .- \& - -- - -.- -- - Horses in a lovely cross-stitch painting to frame for thr boy ir o c, m ALLEY 003P THE"GREA-17 THE B05TON TEA PARTY WA5, THROWN BY MARTHA VVA5~HIN670N ... PEPRE!55ION ---.. how Evadne put holes in the top of her pie crusts wi th an ice pick I just N TO ORDER - Ii 5390 has hot- Iron transfer: color chart; full direclions. Send 40c plus 15C TO ORDER for postage fiftrf haindfirg with name. siddinwss, pattern number and size to PATYERNS this newspoper), Box 438ft, Midtown Station, Now York. MY 10011. Dave Graxie T14ANKS1 ALLEY! SAY, WHY FT OVER AND GIVE IT OKAY* 110 HIM. 11L BE ALO SHORTLY! y?jTh, C2i,- ra OF moo %/OLJ MEAN— ALL SECAUC .-E WE FLUNKEP 5UT, MIS5, GLINCH-- 1,;N'T MY PE AR IVS HOLY HERE Y1301 n I x I to " I by i*1 f • - f ANIMAL. APPEAR15. 5 IL 16 CA 'rE OLOWIN LEr1E9: . j AA tA, C. a a • 34 7 TC PULLING 11.E ANCHOR UP "a L.\RINHEANkCR SES ANSWER 90%) 11ATURECOLONS 14ERMIT CRABS I'HE -1EMrr ftcts... TC 1595 WHAT '01HI55 I .4 •' 111 4 •2 • •: a•• ,,. 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IN WOT IN .rko YCLOPAEDIA - \~r~ X` TO. 17456 ARS AS CL.OAN %F IWO PIGPON If Pil-rAY If rot 4. low SNAIL, OUY ANP VA or WO TT:T MN O"ON IINOL*W god 1W "ft 1W 6P Is: so 17 C1 (CA) thle Santa C"J4 calif.9506 I typewriter— If at Iirst you don't surceed, try reading the (t,rt'r lions 'r4 cc Nortli Carolina, winds Canaveral—high 1:33 a.m.. 2:09 p.in.. low 7:52 a.iln.,gusted, to 69 ni-10. at 821 pmii - Folley Island- ably has almast doubled o-.er a year ago and should be a baker's dozen now. Sunday with more than 50 vaneties ot planes and pilots on hand. Included was this Pietenpol Atreamper belonging to Allan J. Wise of P1 man looking inside trying to find the suspected power supply — a huge rubber band? �- -ME - - - - - - —J; - - • - - - - I __ SHORT RIBS 'A i° _____ YN, UETE.' )I 'FR TA GRAN 4090 .NiXOfl ARA C _- -- - 1 2BGKI.') ANA! j ;_I - GOOD, FC7 V1 C -TANYA WASHINGTON (AP) A key Senate DemocratandthepresjdentoftheAmerjcan Bar Association have expressed dismay over President Nixon's refusal to comply with subpoenas for Watergate evidence, Se n. Robert C. Byrd, D-W. Va., the Democratic whip, said Sunday that Nixon's _________ ___ it .., f [TODAY _____ Do C3 ____ I ____ / ___ prospect that the Senate will convict him in an impeachment trial And Chesterfield Smith, president of the ABA, said, "I have bee n shocked and annoyed that the White House doesn't clearly state that, '\e, I am subject to the rule of law. I am not a king. I am only a man elected by thepeople and when the Supreme Court decides that I have to do something certainly I am going to do it " I.-'.. ____ - LJ1 I, GUESS - Fuels Impeach Fire Smith, interviewed on NBC'S "Meet the Press," said he would prefer if Nixon could find a way to "withdraw from public power" until Watergate-related charges against him are disposed of. But, Smith said, he does not know of any way the President could do this. He said he is not given complete independence," he continued, Nixon has refused to turn over ta pes and documents subpoenaed for the Watergate cover-up trial. The White House also says it will not produce notes and memos of former presidential aides subpoenaed for the Ellsberg break-in trial. In addition, Nixon has declined to give the House Judiciary Committee evidence for this purpose, as has been suggested by some lawyers Byrd, interviewed on CBS' "Face th e Nation," said, "I think what we're see ing here is defiance up and down the line "We've seen defiance of the House committee as it carries out a constitutional duty. We've seen defiance of the special prosecutor who was appointed by the administration, and who was subpoenaed for i impeachment inquiry, Meanwhile Vice President Gerald R Ford made clear that he plans to continue urging the President to cooperate wi th the Judicia ry Committee despite Nixon's stand against suplying additional evidence He said his differences with Nixon on the President's refusal to supply any more Watergate evidence to the impeachment inquiry were - SA C, N, - rejection ' , _____ Refusal laid out "quite candidly" when they met last week. In other Watergate-related developmen ts : —California Lt. Gov. Ed Reinec e, seeking the Republican gubernatorial nomination, said there's only one chance in 10,O0 that he will be found guilty of perjury: "If there is any justice -- -- left in this country, I will be cleared of all these charges, he said of his threecount indictment. —A Gallup Poll showed that the number of Americans who believe Nixon was involved in the Watergate bugging or cover-up has increased slightly since th e release of the edit ed White House transcrip on April 30. Seventythreeper cent of those interviewed said they believe the President was involved to some extent President: BULBUSKI.. US4. must 7 Be Strong .• N11 __ * KEY BISCAYNE. Fla. (AP) President Nixon marked Meniorial Day today with an ap. peal for Americans to live up to their responsibih ties for world 0 V-. ic weapons are spreading. 'America'sisolatloncan lead HEY, ELMER, WAKE UP... IT-6 kit-, Bws%f MelL daliLl by Stoffel 13UGS UXIqY THAT`~S NOT fki 00NNA RAID '*Y'EFZ CARROT PN 11ONT M 510 ENOUOH To EAT FOR TWO MONTHS! I / only to the world's destruc. tion," the President said in a radio speech from the bayside -stud), of the Florida White I House. LT (2'O RE 'I COME... rra A wirN He called on Congress to 13LAST, FUDOSY SNAFFLE 'EM WHILST YA 5LUNDEF-L:;USS,.-IT!5 i Monday, May 27, 1974—Sanford, Florida 32771 66th Year, No. 238 Price 10 Cents JUST LIKE 01_0 r.1. t ii All I/ TRADITION.' Inves ga or ixes \NiGv4T, eur IT -SEEMS SILLY -ro ME K*ing Cons iracy Plot MEh PHIS, Tenn. (AP) — PL THE GUN M.ONIT WORK... IT/6 TOO L 5ANG0I VIELL DO S/6H.-.140THIN YELL r.7.— ~Z_ Z. ANYMORE.. - 1'•'• . _ , / _-' 4 L t_U_1 I -1 4-, - - rabo CLCk .."•- I ___________ ________________________ _ ' _________ stand firm "on the issue of a strong America." The President said that hopes for a lasting peace are Lwighter than at any time in ving memory because we now have a structure of peace and we are carefully working to strengthen it." fie said that "a momentwli has been created that makes it easier for the leaders of the major powers to settle differences peacefully, in negotiation instead of in armed con- _# _ •L___ - 1q74 _ bors. Yes, I do have some corn- -- thtng morcpoertohun,sauI of security Jensen, now head Jensen described the investi. A 'Vv'eek EE' I'M F I I DIME ______ E I ••• 1 DIME ''V'i' k)(_)MEER.. BUT B€Ft'RE A DIME-1 71-PS 1 - CAJAS (O!JE S IT C ~ouIRE DARN r I ( - by lfawxe E E J.0 I ThE PERSO M GOOD 1F'TER11OON / S / * U - ( 7T QMDERSTAMD, W ~,QD - ' DO YOU qJARTM 4! Cr P •_- I {,,, -. ______ ' _'. for, *- Herd P ho to by LEST WE FORGET I page color photo of the Bahia motorcycle unit' Caused quite a stir when it first appeared Well, thev're continuing to make their presence known by virtue of their riding ability. While competing against six otlicr 'lemple.s in 1icksonville (on .M.ay 18. they copped first 1)lary lumors and will now conte'ilratt tsn iiiiii4ir national prestige Congratulations to r iders Ituirks Carrick, John Clark Robert McElwee. Walter Oiler, I )r- Crane I dituriaicoiiiment 6A 4A ge Hayes Ile notes sounded bv Sanford Naval Academv Rysdyk and David Stolte raise the colors in Color front of th e Naval Academy buildings Also in Sanford, a joint Memorial Day service was conducted by all local veteran organizations at 10:30 in the Veterans Memorial Park on the lakefront. Guard buglerDavid Briola (r) ill echoed across the nation today in similar Memorial Day ceremonies. Swordsman Armando Gonzales snaps to attention and Julio Amadeo (center) salutes smartly as Mark Coun ti7 M over f't I On Tree=Cu i ng na en • i\ %tirhl\t kk ' 'I WEATHER Yesterday's high !)S low this morning 71. Partly cloud), to occasionally cloudy with thunderstorms likels today becoming less Extendo-d forecast Wed ne sd ay through Friday—partly cioudy with scattered mostls afternoon and evening thun likely tonight Tuesday partly cloudy High mostly in the mid to dershowers Highs mainly in the upper Ms. Lows mostly in mid 70s Earle Reynolds, 0. C Sinith. Trim-hel, Tony J. Vaughan, RarobabilIty 70 r tent today, 30 per tent tonight. Daytona heath tides for Tuesday — high 1:51 u.m. - - n - Found this one struck in my typewriter ... If at first you don't succeed, try ieading, the diriitions 8:21 pni Folky Island ' - - U a W -4- ger than last year,' says Will ard Albright, the mayor's bus- band, "1 may have to go steal a cow to feed all the Foiks" Mayor Albright says 'Fink museum and we have a rodeo two mobile homes at Mill Creek, N.C. Elsewhere in North Carolina, winds gusted to 69 in.p.h. at -. "if the crowd gets much big- nM befort. unleashii"g 2:30 p.m.; low 8:08 a.m., 8:39 P.111.. Port Canaveral—high 1:33 a.m., 2:09 p.m.; low 7:52 a.m.. --- ______________________________ ----. holds o usual freeba rbe u blast," saydNlrs. Albriglt. re;ill% is growing, We have two store rW sersice stat:ons doctor's office, city , Fink list' tornado ove r - _ or Phinques. also, the day whe Severe thunderstorms Moved away from the Carolina coast today, but heavy rains and a tornado, ' .. Most of the action during Fink , A ill happen on national Fink Day. Anyone can attend, but the special guests are named Fink, Week upper 80s. Iows tonight in the upper 60s. (harks Wilson, H Williams and Earl lhintt. t Geor ' H AVE ._I_ 46 1 4 Index r L - Bur ALL T =I P _ Merits on the kidnap decision foran international motel firm. gation as a -good caw, well made over the weekend at lie sdid lie had not read worked. well handled. I'm satLivingston s claims because isfied with the results. Tampa. FINK, Tex. (AP) "Oscar's there was "no particular reason It is probably true, Jensen getting pretty deaf," said Mrs. No I probably can't say all By CHRIS NELSON Saunders, when faced fast documented by the county, and, inadequate foundation and said, that King's slaying was Oscar L. Fink, "But that won't that I'd like to the matter for for me to read them." Herald Staff Writer week by the actions of his technically, each could con- concrete supports have been 'The facts that were desel. one of the most thoroughly in- keep fear that sonic "law-and-order" him away from Fink on employes, at first denied more stitute a misdemeanor offense supplied. judge just might decide to haul oped were made public," Jen. gestigated murders in criminal National Fink Day. lie's been IIk- cow may be gone, but than two trees had been punishable by a OW fine and or The residents said they said. Many people don't history. me off for a couple days of busy making Fink fiddles, Fink Seminole County Corn- destroyed, but later claimed a 60 days in jail. feared the 15-year-old slab want to ac ce pt what the fac ts cooling in the can "There is little doubt that it wagons and Fink walking missioners are preparing to 'misunderstanding" over his School board auxiliary serformation may actually ;ire because in inany instances was an extensive and in-depth canes." nail the barn door shut powers in the $475,000 project. %ices director Hugh Carlton cr -w-ble and injure students. th d on't lend themselves to inetigitIon he said Mouth off and you just might National Fink Day comes on Tuesday, hoping to clear up the He as cited by Corn disavowed Saunders actions In response, school board larld in Jail. Thursday, June 20, during Na- "inisunder5tanding" which nussioner Dick Williams and and his claim of a "blank chairman Davie Sims said "I Pull off a kidnaping and vou tional Fink Week, of course. allowed a Winter Park home County Atty. Howard Marsee check" to cut trees, but warned think the main thing here is can thuiiib your nose at the rest A d Osc- Fink, this town's 87 mover to chop down at least 42 with axing at least 42 trees commissioners any delay of the ignorance on the board 's part of dety, or so it would SecUi, )edNdd poet laureate, is get trees in defiance of an earlier valued at more than $40,000. moving project will delay George the Saunders.-the moser — cli? Watch it John ... remember ting his annual Fink poem conunission warning. The commission lifted opening of the school. is the only man who can move ady, despite reports he's been The board is scheduled to Saunder's moving permits The school project ran into the school, and he was the only of this column i ailing recently. meet wi th George Saunders, pending Tuesday's meeting, another potential roadblock last one who knew anything bo a ut mayor of and school board officials who and authorized possible civil week in the form of war nings it Patricia Aibright More on this traests of the tiny town near Luke Te hired his Building Movers Inc, and criminal penalties for the the old buildings may violate Sims sowed to personally justice after I have a chance of 7A I nit rt IlflhIR tit lrnige 6A oma says this year's Fink firm last year to move the Old alleged violation of the county's county building codes inspect buildin gs m any future talk ng with inore people who are directly involved, friends. 1bpiLilflotc'S 413 tlassifiedath 4-511 buildings to a .iew site in The requires permits to cut trees Civic Association, led by board archi tect Ehogan Kelley Fink Folk Festisal wi th eery NationalNews GA Comics .7A Woodlands, off E.E. Williamson thing froin an old-fashio According to Marsee. each of structural engineer Ola Bang, will closely supervise Sa SporLs Crossword puzzle 6,\ the trees cut has been carefully' presented evidence quilting bee to exhibits of but- Road. that from now on. 5A Isciiaiiitxr that recent front Sta te IarAbbs tons and barbed wire For Finks! EElm & i 0 At Las t . JIM themselves to "grandiose grandiose theories. But we had The FBI agent who directed the theories" of conspiracy. to go with what facts we had, investigation into the murder of "it was a relatively simple Theories and suppositions don't Nixon r:ferred to the end of Dr. Martin 1-uther King Jr. says tWng," Robert G. Jensen said hold up in court." "America's longest and most the facts of the case don't lend in a telephone interview. "A Alleging a conspiracy behind difficult war" in Vietnam and man was killed A man was the April 4, 1968, shooting of said the United States ha,gbe. caught. In many ways, it was King in Memphis. lJvIngsto gun in the Middle East "the like an other case. but the said the intermediary he talked long hard work of recOnstature of King gave it a lot to is seeking immunity fr m cillation—of bringing people more publicity than the usual prosecution for the slaying together at the peace ble who case. conspirators. fo r merly me t only on the Robert I. Livingston, atHesaid t hey want testify torney for Jarnes Earl flay, "in revenge" against "four battlefield." said Friday that he has been in Southern gentlemen who lie cited the normalizing of i1Id hired them, not Ra y, lions with Communist a representative of the to kill King. Cliina and 81W "men who actually carried out Ivingston said eight men with the leaders of the soviet the slaying of Dr. Martin were involved in King's death, Union after more than a quarLuther King Jr." Ray, the only with Ray the "patsy." He said ter century of confrontation. person charged in the case, Ray was '... just a gulliblet)pe pleaded guilty to murdering sort of fellow, easily influenced ii) John A. Spolski King, and now is serving a 99- and led around. He had never , been a high-powered criminal Thank you foryour calls of year prison sentence. If he (livingston I has sorne- all ts life just penn ante stuff shotk and indi nation, nugh - il ' r JI lI' LAi 'j area under constructn that is due to open with its inaugural rodeo on National Fink Week." The Florida Sports-Antique and Classic Air- She said the population probably Iris almost doubled over a year ago and should be a bak- craft Association "flew-in" to Sanford Airport Sunday with more than 50 varieties of planes and pilots on hand. Included was this Pietenpol cr's dozen now. Aircamper belonging to Allan J you MEAN IT FLIES? . W ise of Orlando. F rom the expression of this onlooker, she couldn't believe it actually flew; and is the man looking inside trying to find the suspected power suppiv a huge rubber band" . � 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, 1974 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, May 26, 1974 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 26, 1974. 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 21-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 26, 1974; <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/c290b86cb0348c234318c137a7d64e9d.pdf 46b833a03ce4afc89c0248ea53d70065 PDF Text Text info From Whi te House Unsatisfactory F WASHINGTON(APj — The House Judiciary Committee has been advised by its two lop lawyers that it can't rely on White House-edited transcripts in its imp.siunent inquiry. Errors, omIs.ic'.s and deletions In the 46 conversations released April 30 by President Nixon make them unsatisfacto. ry as evidence, say chief counsel John Doar and Albert Jenner, the chief minority counsel. 12—The Sanford Herald They told the committee Thursday there was 'an absolute need" to get the tapes of the conversations if the impeachment verdict is to be based on the best evidence. Thursday. May 23. 1974 Nixon spurned a committee subpoena for 11 Watergate tapes Wednesday and said he would not respond to any other subpoenas It may issue for Wa. tergate material. He turned over the transcripts in response to an earlier subpoena for tapes. In ano ther Watergate arena, tod.y Is the deadline for White House response to subpoenas for pa pe rs left be hind by two former Nixon aides when they still were working for the Pres ident. U.S. District Cour t Judge Gerhard Gesell has said he might have to throw out charges against the live defendants in the Ellsber break-in case if all relevant material is not provided, The U.S. Cour t of Appeals r ul ed Th ursday that the Senate Watergate committee had not shown sufficient need for five White House tape recordings it had sought in a 10-month legal battle. In other Watergate developrnents: —Atty. Gen. William B. Saxbe told the Senate Judiciary Conunittee that special prose. cutor Leon Jaworshi will not be fired. Saxbe told committee Chairman James 0. Eastland, 1)-Miss., that he will continue to guarantee Jaworski's freedom in the Watergate investigation. —An Internal Revenue Service spokesman sa id IRS has dedined to supply the House Judiciary Committee wi th in. formation on Nixon's tax returns, out tax return inforrnti,n, the spokesman said. After the house committee's session, Doar re peat ed the cr11. icism of the White House tapes he had delivered to the mem- The s p okesman said Treasury Secretary William E. Simon has referred to Saxbe the question of whether it would be proper to supply the informa. lion that the committee requested. bets. Chairman Peter W. Rodino Jr. said the comparisons disclosed numerous misstatements, omissions, misattributions and deletions that distorted the meaning of some conversations in the White House transcripts, though neither cited specific examples. But Doar said he was especially concerned about the differences between the corniiiittee and White House transcripts of the March 21, 1973, conversation between Nixon and his former counsel, John W. Dean III, that has become a local point of the inquiry. Jenner, saying he and Drar had agonized over having to use '1 am concerned about their accuracy and about the judgrnents of the President and his counsel on matters of relevance," he said. Doars assessment of th e White House transcripts Is based on comparisons with transcripts produced by the committee from tapes of the same conversations it got from the special prosecutor, To be resolved is whether the committee's constitutional authority over impeachment Is superior to specific statutory prohibition in the Internal Revenue code against giving the transcripts in the preenting of evidence to the cornmnittee, agreed with Doars criticism of them. "There is an absolute need in this case to get the best evidence," he said. Rodino has scheduled a meeting for next Thursday or Friday to deal with Nixon's refusal to comply with the subpoena. He said he would oppose efforts to seek court enforcement of the subpoena, which some members are proposing. The Constitution gives the House the sole power of mipeachment, Rodino said, and the courts have no role.to play in the process. 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The State's Attorney's office was called in to investigate and determined the name and maitlngboxof the organization was a hoax. There is no such organization. The regularly scheduled I sports banquet at Lyman will take place - . . without any of the phony-baloney some local kook tried to cook-up. The only possible motive Is suspicion of creating embarrassment. It'll be considered a success, if and when the culprit is found. Then they'll have all the embarrassiiwnt they can handle (and the investigators do have an idea of the ones involved.... ML - --=-- n* (%tvin ATFRMflflN write letters of commendation to the two youngsters, which he did. aua aaaaaUuaaaaaa. . House OK's Training Bill Th e Governor was asked to •- r .-. - a U a a Mail to: THE HERALD - • U a U I a a a I I I a a a . ° - I . a 1 - meeting is not open TAMPA—A circuit court Jury Feb. 23 kidnaping of Southern Southern Shortening Inc. in began deliberations shortly Shortening owner George Sanford, after lunch today on the fate of Jackson Jr. Jones came Into the drama two Sanford men accused in the Defense attorneys Newman later and provided the men with Brock and Gerald Jones a car to pick up the ransom wrapped up the two-week trial money, Davis testified. with final arguments, at"We never even thought tempting to overcome Thur. about whether we needed a car sday's testimony by confessed before we took Jackson," Davis kidnaper Ernest Jerome Davis, said. LLi 20, also of Sanford. The three men decided not to 10 Davis, who pleaded guilty It, shoot Jackson because "I said 3 one kidnap charge in return for we'd get in real trouble then," dropped conspiracy charges, Davis recalled. 01 said he and his colleagues discussed killing Jackson once the $30,000 ransom was paid, but decided the murder would get them In "real trouble." ItCLO' The former Southern By John A. Spolaki tening employe said he and his TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) It could have turned out to be friends were in a "dream A bill to bolster job training a huge embarrassment to world" of marijuana during the Lyman High School, two of its discussions, and he could not programs in state prisons and I students, State Representative remember who suggested allow segregation of trouble. making inmates has won apkilling Jackson. Vince Feebtel, and others. Fortunately, Fechiel's aide Davis' four hours of testi- proval the House. TheIn House passed the Senate Cal Zethmayer put a call ruony came Thursday during through to The Herald inquiring the seventh and final day of omnibus bill (CS-S8215) in an 85-21 vote Thursday after addof our knowledge of a Southeast testimony In the kidnap-ex- ing a number of amendments. Athletic Association, which tortion trial of Jesse James The Senate appears ready to supposedly had offices in Jones Jr., 23, and Franklin Tampa. Wheeler, 24. All three are from accept the amendments which We hadn't ever heard of the Sanford. already have approval of the r g anizati o n. bo Davis had a difficult time re- bill's sponsor, Sen. Kenneth Myers, 1)-Miami. t was supposedly calling specific detai ls but sa id This o outfit The measure emerged from a selecting a brother and sister he and Wheeler were the for special athletic awards, and iitasked men who kidnaped two-year fight over prison rewanted Fechtel on hand Jackson from his office at form. Saturday at Lyman High for personal presentations. 4 I per month) go -. - EL 'Kidnap Duo 's Fate In Hands Of Jury THE HERALD PUBLISHED MON. THRU FRI. AND SUNDAY TOO! a - Florida Sport Aviation. Sunday's Read US every day. -1 regular meeting of Friday, May 24, 1974—Sanford, Florida 32771 66th Year, No. 236 Price 10 Cents For you! You're reading US today. I U • Airport for the more news, features and ads every day. U U I owned by Johnny Watch for it. .. an announcement the Florida Blazers of the World Football League 0rlando) are considering holding their practice sessions at Sanford's Memorial Stadium. - -- _____ - =-- -J TIMELY QUOTE . - . RepCharles A Musher fR-Ohio), told of polls showing declining public confidence in Congress said, "We may have to jail the holc country for contempt of Congress." .. - I] Horoscope ---------213 Hospital notes ..........3A National News ........2A Public notices ............2B Society Sports ------------6-7A --------------SA State 3D 'is' World News - - 613 WEATHER days and mostly fair nights through Saturday with fog and slight chance of afternoo n thunand showers iiershowers. Highs near 90 and lows tonight in low 70s Rain probability- 20 per cent t0(tiuy and Sa turda y. Daytona Beach tides for Saturday—high 11:30 n.m., SOIIIC flIOflh1fl • j 1 104 Teachers Jobless; Growth Slows County The Legislature is expected classes in the afternoons at the who would go and who would to pass new a new law, Harris Oviedo High School plant while stay was a tough one. said, that will increase the F'TE the new school is under conKeith Stone, Oviedo High The slowdown in Seminole money from $579 to $745. This str-uction. principal had to lay off 15 County's growth rate coupled appears to be a windfall. teachers while a few more are "But," Harris added, " ..__ . transferring to other schools. with a complicated method of state funding and changes in bill mandate that the school ,j "Our problem was that in school boundary lines have cost board levy no more than eight opening We Howell School uur 104 local teachers their Jobs, mills." The current maximum -enrollment was reduced by 400 students." according to school officials. Is 10. "Since we do not expect any • Principals are being very In the process Seminole County property owners may large carryover th is year we conservative in projecting school enrollment in the new get a reduced school tax bill are laced with probably having .. - -: sear as well. Layer added. while teachers will be con- less money for teachers rather tending with more students in than more," Harris said. School Supt. W. P. (Bud) each classroom. In another school develop- Layer said growth in Seminole ________________________ ment, the deadlock be tw ee n the has slowed down considerably school board and the Seminole from last year and the school Education on the starting time system is concerned whether for negotiations on teacher the county will meet projected salaries and other fringe growth and enrollment ligures. Most of the teachers will be benefits appeared broken today, reappointed if Jobs and funds TAI.L H.SSEE, Ha. All i Dr. Owen Arnold, Seminole are available next year, Layer There will be more rape con. Education Association said. and if vacancies exist that "The problem appears to be victions in Florida if a Senateexecutive director, said he has -i just a bureaucratic foul-up approved bill to provide unisent a letter the school board below the superintendent form penalties for sex crimes suggesting negotiations begin 4 becomes law, says Sen. Lori pm. Ju ne 4. level," Arnold said. Evans said he encoun ter ed a Wilson. 1-Merritt Island. "We ho pe the (school) board problem of timing. Appointed will not come up with any ,, . The bill, appro ed 28-8 ThursFurther delays," Arnold said. principal on March 25, Evans day by the Senate, would put . T h e school funding program said he began Lntervie ing and rape, sodomy and child molesbegan last year when the state hiring teachers. He said t,atmon into one classification — -s using a new method of granting some teachers from Oviedo involuntary sexual battery. It . A southeast Se minole site has money to schoo l distric ts called • High, Milwee Middle School, would also establish degrees of received zoning board approval a 'lull time equivalent student" - . Crooms, and Seminole High punishment according to the asasO-bed women's hospital to (FTE), set the allotment per immediately filed transfer amount of force used on the requests for appointment to the be owned and operated by a student at $579. new school. Titusville obstetrician and The school system with the The House Criminal Justice gynecologist -,, `io runs a Winter state money, local taxes (or "This was all done before I • -Committee has also approved a school operation and a "lairl Park bir th control clinic, received the memo April - -- I from the school office conbill to provide degrees of punIf proposal by Dr. Samuel tnice carryover balance from hy cerning personnel reduction," i5h1flnt but does separate the Barr survives ex pect ed public he previous year got t-runes, l'.vans said. The handwriting i r topposition and an appeal to the By the time teachers were The Senate bill (CS-SB959) county commission, It will raise wall this year," said Roger notified of the layoff Evans had defines the sex act of sexual to 88 the number of beds for Harris, the school System's JOHN ANGEL director of purchasing. his skeleton staff selection battery as "the oral, anal, or obstetric patients in the county. have not been filled these completed. All the Lake Howell vaginal penetration by or union Barr's representative at this teachers will be given first school teachers are transfers with the sexual organ of anoth. s zoning board meeting prioilty Arnold said La Yer's from other schools in the ir or the anal or vaginal periesaid the doctor plans to handle subordinates in the school system with the lone exception tration of another by any other y all facets of reproductive system apparently are not of new football coach, he said, object:' medicine, from pre-natal following Layer's directive "I know of no applicant that I Sen. Wilson, who sponsored post-delivery care, including giving first Job priority to ex- did not talk with at least one time," he said, adding there the measure, said it would give perlenced teachers, family planning and abortions. law enforcement agencies and Arnold said teachers ha ve seemed no point continuing The hospital will also offer complained to him that prin- conversations if the position Juries more ways to deal with and cancer screening persons accused of sex crimes. cipals with openings are not sought was filled, prevention programs, and She said j ur ies are now reluc-interviewing the laid-off John Angel, principal -crisis intervention programs ta nt to convict rapists because teachers for the Jobs. ' The Teague Middle School, who had clinical directed by the only se ntences t he y can teachers cannot get beyond to cut 17 to 18 teache rs from psychologists Dick Evan's secretary to talk roster due to changes in choose between are death or life The spokesman said no with Evans," Arnold said boundary lines with the new in prison. further plans will be announced Tuskawilla Middle School said, teachers have told him. "This law should give the for the Dike and Tuskawilla Evans was appointed prin. "I had a very fine group of prosecutor, jury and Judge betRoad site until the 30-day apcipal of the new Lake Howell teachers that had to leave this ter tools with which work,' peal period expires. ROGER HARRIS High School that will be holding school," He sa i d the decision on she said. By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer _ - ____ -. 4 More Rape - - - - Convictions Proposed -- - '- '- '. -- ' - - ", " . — Yesterday's high 87 low this morning 69. There was 1.16 of an inch of rain yesterday. Partly cloudy public. _ Hospital Site OK'd index .........2B Bridge calendar -----------413 18 Church News 6-713 Classified ads SB Comics 213 Crossword puzzle 413 Dezir Abby Editorial comment 4\ 38 Entertainment - 11:55 p.m.: low 5:13 a.m ., Port p.111.; 5:21 Canaveral—high 10:56 a.m., 11:36 p.m.; low 4:53 a.m., 5:12 P.111. Extended forecast Sunday through Tuesday— partly cloudy with highs in the 80s and lows in the 7t1s Light sho wers and fair skies formed a checkerboard pattern across the nation today. while scattered thunderstorms swept parts of Oklahoma and Ohio. - ' . to �2A---The Sanford H.ra Id _____ Friday, May 24, 1974 TL,-,C_.,..z,..,,. a1.,.,l f- ,', Jazz Great Ellington Dies Hearsts Infuriated With Police Calling Patty Dangerous NEW YORK (At') Jazz soloists In a tribute to the jazz Asked how many countries restaurants, on buses, and often bandleader and composer Duke master. had given him awards, he re- worked until dawn after playing Ellington died early today In In February, Ellington had plied: night club dates on his neverColumbia Presbyterian returned to Washington, where "I never count awards. I only ending tours of the world. Hospital after undergoing he grew up, and performed for enjoy. I don't even count the "I'm in contact every night treatment for pnewnonja. He several hundred Inner city bars when I write, do with people—live people, listen1? Oh, I was 75. school children and Julie Nixon guess I have a,, " Ing to my music," he said in the Ellington, who had been hosEisenhower, Ellington, a tall, urbane, bag- seventh decade of his life. ptalized for several months for The President's daughter gy-eyed piano player, wrote "What reason would I have to a respiratory Infection that de- hailed Ellington as "one of my more titan 1,000 compositions, retire from the road?" veloped into pneumonia, died at heroes" and brought a letter Among them are some that at. President Nixon invited him 3:10 a.m., according to a hospi. from her father addressed to most everybody can hum—"In to the White house on his 70th tal spokesman, "his excellency the Duke of El- My Solitude," "I Let A Song Go birthday and gave him the nitDuke Ellington and his band lington." The letter from Presi- Out of My Heart," "Don't Get tion's highest civilian honor, the appeared in concert at the dent Nixon proclaimed that Around Much Any More," and Medal of Freedom. Sanford Civic Center on Feb, 6, "there'll never be another dozens more, The Republic of Togo in Af1969 under the auspices of the you." In later years he poured out a rica put his picture on a postage Sanford Downtown Merchants Born Edward Kennedy El- prodigious streamof longer Stamp in a 1967 series which Association. llngton, the "Duke" was known orchestral pieces, tone poems, also featured Bach, Beethoven Ellington had been unable to the world over and was time first sacred works, choral pieces, and Debussy. attend celebrations for his 75th jazz musician to receive the movie, television and ballet Avant-garde composer Gunbirthday In New York last French Legion of Honor, an scores and even an opera or ther Schuller has called Ellingmonth. The celebration brought award he Was presented in July two. ton "certainly the greatest together jazz groups and of 1973. lie composed in taxicabs, in American composer." — SAN F R ANCISCO iAPi was kidnaped more than 3 - Tliv irents of Patricia Hearst are said to be outraged by the comments of law officers who in the past week have said the .nung heiress is an armed and dangerous fugitive. uimonths ago, would not surrenler. Cecil Poole. a former U.S. at. br ney who met %ith Randolph and Cithcrine Hearst on Thursday, said the parents of Patri. cia. 20, .cre furious about "the vxcessive statements of law enforcement personnel, particu. larlv statements by the Los Angles district attorney." Poole said he agreed with the Hearsts that the flood of -prejudicial" charges ought to be stopped, and said that to continue them might increase the chances that Miss Hearst, who Patricia's two younger sisters, Amine, 18, and Vicki, 17. "She was a young girl who as kidnaped." said Poole of Patricia * , Somtitluru,, happened to her and now they are calling her a fugitive on the run." Meanwhile, police and FBI a genLs continued without succs.s their massive search for Miss Hearst and two Svin. bionese l.i beration Army cornpamlions. Pleas for her to surrender increased. Referring to last Friday's fiery shootout in Los Angeles tit which six SLA members died. Vicki said: ''I just don't want that to happen to you." But she added: ''l'tii telling you right miow the police and the FBI aren't all that sympathetic anyii more. And they've taken a lot of trash from these guys ithe SiM. And I just don't think they are going to sit around and take munch more of it." "Throw away those guns" urged the Hearst-owned San Francisco Examiner. "II you just let yourself be killed it is going to be a waste: your whole thing is going to be it waste," said a taped plea issued by 11w search for Miss Hearst and William and Emily Harris is centered in southern California. But the rapid series of raids on suspected SI.A hideouts which characterized last weekend's developmuenLs have subsided, indicating authorities iimay have lost the immediate trail of the three fugitives, all of whoii, fact' possible life in irison. became involved in an alleged shoplifting attempt at a suburban hAms Angeles sporting goods store. Felony charges including assault, robbery and kidnaping were filed Wednesday against Miss hearst anti the Harrises, a white couple the FBI has said are the last SIA members it seeks. A source close to time investigation said Matthews was a ''good witness." Authorities say lit' told them that Mis_s Hearst declared she was a voluntary participant in the bank robbery in which two persons Were wounded. Meanwhile, one of Miss I Iearsts' alleged victims testilied for an hour Thursday as a federal grand jury opened its investigation of an April 15 Slat Wilk robbery in San Francisco, Police said Thomas Matthews, 18, was held captive for 12 hours last week by Miss Hearst and the Ilarrises when the three Patty Hearst Poole, a U.S. attorney for Northern California from 1959 to 1970, was sharply critical of Los Angeles IJist. Atty. Joseph Busch, who said when he filed the charges against her that he helieve(l Miss Hearst was lilthe first kidnap victim ever to be. imiut' a kidnap suspect, PILOT CLUB AWARD WINNERS ____________ ____________ _________ . . = TODAY ; ~,..~~ , 7 Food Prices Down WASHINGTON AP Consumers s3ved 38 cents a on fond in April from March prices the Agriculture Department says, but two congressmen say the savings could have been higher if meat packers stopped hoarding Other judges tend \VAS11lGTON m APi In the many Watergate court cases to date, the name of a single federal judge has gained national recognition. Now, U.S. District Court Judge Gerhard A. Gesell is beginning to share Judge John J. Siric'a's spotlight, - f. Reps. Frank Benhoirn, DS.D.,and Lester Wolff, 1)-N.Y., said Thursday there is a record stockpile of 476 million punds of meat in cold storage, 37 per cent higher than in 1973. Relief from high food prices promised by the administration translated into a 1.1 per cent decline in retail prices of farmproduced food from March to April, the USDA said Thursday. It said that meant a $20 drop in a year's supply of groceries for what was called a typical 3.2-member household, or a savings of 38 cents a week. The decline is the first since October. to tread more gently. List Monday, in ordering the White House to turn cs'er tapes of 64 conversa. Lions for the Watergate coverup trial, Judge Sirmca allowed 11 days for a response and said that if an appeal is filed his ortier would be postponed automatically. - week 5ce 'Other' Water 9ate J udge In Lis me Iight 0 Two days ago, he ordered President Nixon to release the personal White house files of In Gesell's courtroom, things former aides John 1). Ehrlich- move. When he presided over titan and Charles W. Colson for time recent trial of former White their defense in the Ell.sberg house appointments secretary burglary case. Be set today as a I )wmght L. Chapin, the court day deadline and said: "1 will allow was a punishing 9:30 a.m. to 5 no continuances." p.m., with exactly one hour, 15 minutes for lunch. they 'lid. All this talk diatrician Arnold Gesellr ,about national tiefcr.se and the A Yale graduate himself, GeRussians and everything else sell made a nanme as an antihas nothing to do with the trust lawyer with Covington & last?." Hurling, one of Washington's But the defendants' argu- most renowned law firms, timents that they wanted White Placed on the federal bench House documents apparently by President Lyndon B. John. held some sway. son in 1968, Gesell quickly deGesell is among a generation veloped a reputation as one of ,if Americans whose parent.s the most scholarly u j dges in the used a book '''The Child Fromuurthou.se. 1k is ine of the few Five to Term" as a guide to who write their own opinions in bringing them up. In his case total. time teaching was more direct: ttm' author was his father, noted In 1970 he ordered time house Vale child psychologist and pe- Internal Security Committee whether Gesell has a facility to cut short long-winded lawyers. During one of the pretrial conferences in the Ellsbcrg conspiracy case, he was told national defense would be used as an argument to justify the rifling of the office of Dr. Lewis Fielding, the psychiatrist who had treated Daniel Ellsberg. ''A tr simple conspiracy is alleged," said the 63-year-old, tall, white naired, portly judge. What is relevant Is whether or not there was an agreement to bust into the doctor's homime and ' , . Florida Man Convicted IOWA CITY, loia i AP James W. Hall, son of a Jacksonville. Fla. couple, has been found guilty of second degree murder in the death of Sarah Ann Ottens, a University of loa nursing student. Defense attorney William Tucker said the verdict was completely contrary to evidence" and said it will be ap- - pealed. The Johnson County District Court jury of six men and six women returned the verdict Thursday night after deliberating about four and one-half hours. The jury had heard nine days of testimony ending Thursday. Earlier Thursday, a witness in the trial changed her testimony and identified Hall as the man she saw at the t'or of a room here SIts.s Ottens' body was fount!. Naval Academy Cheating ANNAPOlIS, Md. (AP) The superintendent of the U.S. Naval Academy, faced with what could be the school's greatest cheating scandal, blames the problem on what he calls antiestablishment youth. Vice Adm. William P. Mack appeared at a news conference Thur. alter confirming reports of possible cheating by as many as 150 midshipmen on a final exam in a sophomore course on celestial navigation. Mack said he and academy officials Kave not concluded that cheating occurred on Tuesday's exam taken by about 900 of the 4,000 midshipmen at the academy. But they did confirm reports from student sources that a large number of midshipmen apparently knew test questions in advance and came to the exam armed with answers and problem coinputations. — Watergate The Movie? E3()STON All) "II ,ou liked the book, y'u11 love the movie,'' So say two Boston men who are preparing a videotaped dramatization of the edited White House transcripts of Watergate conversations, Webster Lithgow and Thomas McCann of The Irant'rmpts Film Co. say they will offer the 40-hour dramatization, using professional actors to portray the roles of the President and his aides, to the television net. tt'rks or for synucation to independent TV stations Expletives deleted in the printed version of the trarm. scripts will be represented by "bleeps" in the spoken, 'nvtratmon, and inaudible or unintelligible references be treated with appropriate sounds, lthgow said. (;rt'a( pains are being taken to represent the events i,tith objetIivitv and fairness," he added. - $400,000 In Dog Bites 111(.'i() . i: miutM as %400,0(ka ) ear, an urban eU)lOgIst says, Alarm M. Beck, chairman of the Urban Ecology uepartment at Washington University in St. Lows and author of a study entitled. -Ecology of Stray Dogs," estirnales at least 10,000 persons are bitten each year by dogs. He says government investig.;tlon of such cases u'sti betwee. $40 and $70 each. 1k' spoke here recently t the National Conference on u of Surplus DrIgi, and cats. '' . - Sinatra Becomes Grandpa - c A\n;EI,l:s i A ll! Frnk tra is a gran!Ifathvr. i';r smr'rsdautmkr. Nancy, gave birth Wednesday to a baby girl. H was the first child for Nancy and her hu'band, Hugh l.amnberl, a television director. _______ . -- _____ __ "- - 11 .. I . "' ' NTn oa - . :1 ____________ , ,, -- - --- - ., ____ White House Spending IF i. ... ...." Is Eyed The Seminole County School 'Office 13 seeking applicants for WASHINGTON (AP) LI3J ranch "to accomodate aircraft, Park Service upkeep an administrative asistant and — :Ei.._.1II news conferences, television of the White House grounds and public information officer While one House committee says federal expenditures broadcasts and the entertain- other costs covered elsewhere according to Supt. William P. reached $5.9 million on former ment of foreign dignitaries." Layer. President Lyndon B. Johnson's Also included were $29,400 for The public information part property, another has promised security lighting, guardhouses 'a close scrutiny for all new and trailers, W_~ of the job description will in$3,400 for stone presidential expenditures. elude dissemination of inwalls and fences and $4,300 for The house Government strobe and beacon lights to faformation to the media, the 1. public and to provide charts, Operations Conmmmittee said cilitate helicopter landings. i. ' ' -J slides and data for all school Thursday that most of the funds Members of the House Post for the Johnson properties were Office and Civil Service Corn. office presentations. CBE BANQUET PARTICIPANTS spent security facilities, The mnittee put Roy I,. Ash, chief of ,.(I to r) Judith Hilt, Wayne Leroy and Virginia Ferguson Salaryforthenewpostforth I I ,, T e committee had disclosed toe Office of Management and first year will be $17,563. earlier that $17.1 million was Budget, and the White House on The new position was created spent on homes used by notice that a bill providing for , . to fill the vacancy left when President Nixon, also mainly in new presidential expenses Andrew Bracken was promoted the name of security, faces rough going on the House from Director of The committee said the Dc. floor. Ash was testifying for the Wayne E. Leroy of Oviedo, Role of the Secretary inToday's cooperative student, Judith Administrative Services to partrnent of Defense and the bill. executive secretary of Florida Business World." Hilt; most amiable student, Director of Secondary White House Communications Vocational Association, was the Class President Judith Hilt Virginia Ferguson; most inn- Education. The board decided a Agency spent an estimated $3,The bill would authorize guest speaker at Seminole High gave the welcoming speech. proved, Charlotte Smith; need existed for an information 573,000 for communications about School Cooperative Business Employers were presented superior performance in FI3I.A- officer and voted to add those support in connection with the House $19 million for White staff salaries, expenses, Education (CBE) Class's first with certificates of up- CUE Club; Deidre Wright and responsibilities to the vacant LI3J Ranch in Texas. travel, presidential entertain. ç employer-employe banquet preciation by their employes. Mary Lou Baldree. Post. The $5.9 million also includes ment and upkeep of the White held at Cavalier Restaurant. Other awards presented by the The CBE class is composed of Layer's recommendation to $770,000 for Johnson's Austin, House; 81 million for a presiIntroduced by Virginia coordinator Mrs. K.J. seniors, who attend school in Roger Harris, director of Tex., office: $15,000 for in- dential contingency fund, and Ferguson, Leroy spoke on S. Alexander, were; tIme morning and work in the put most afternoon in an office oc- purchasing, into the post was stallatmon and repair of Secret $920,000 for the staff of the vice Service facilities at Johnson's president. met with strong opposition cupation. Haywood Ranch where he occaThe bill does not cover Secret This program enables several times by the board. students to gain training and sionally went boating; and $34,- Service security, military experience, while earning a That left the nomination of an 000 for work at a hangar on the budget items for White House salary. Many of the students applicant up to the board, but presently enrolled in the class Board Chairman Davie Sims will remain in their present said he wanted Layer to make of $5,260 bond on charges of . positions as full-time employes another choice since the two trespassing, possession of following graduation. would have to work closely It Telephone service was cut off Sunland Estates, McAdoo, 18, of alcohol by a minor and Winter James Earl Mrs. Alexander is interested together. today to many area residential Springs, Lake Mary, and 118 Hughes Ave., jailed possession of a controlled in placements in offices for Layer declined saying the and business customers of Seminole Junior College. Thursday in lieu of $5,100 bond substance. Two juveniles CUE students in sunuimer and best titan was Harris; the board Southern Bell when a major and arrested at same time turned With on charges of trespassing fall terms. Interested Firms stood firm and now applications cable was severed during scene a crew of 6-8 men on the to facilitate repairs the carr)ing a concealed firearm. over to the Division of Youth should contact her at Seminole are being sought through area construction work along U.S. company expected to have thigh School. Randy Edward Lee, 20, of Services, advertisements. Highway 17-92. Stereo equipment valued at service restored by 2 p.m. 21350 Laurel Ave., jailed Areas affected included today. Thursday on charge of $400 stolen Thursday from home of Thomas William trespassing, Bond was s. Cash totaling $55 stolen Bingham, 29, of Valley Forge , Thursday from home of Gerald Apartments. Stereo valued at 8100 stolen Cassanova, 21, of 2202 SouthNIA Y23, 1974 Thursday from home of Sharon Mr. and Mrs. Utt'h;trd WIHd :i west Road. Churchman, 33, of Semoran ADMISSIONS b4)V. 1.011g%400(i Gasoline valued at S,19 stolen Sanford: Thursdaynight from Edwards North Apartments. Office Arthur Krebs equipment valued at L)ISCIIARGES Lumber at 903 W. 3rd Street. Inez Jackson motor valued at 8400 stolen Thursday from Sanford: Outboard Nancy L. Bawls Sinda Gay Knowles $395 stolen Thursday from Milwee Middle School. Brett C. Nelson Bolt-cutter valued at $35 Michael K. Aquiar Seminole Sporting Goods at 0 ___________ i # - . . . For Free Estimate Call 3226390 1~.~] ________________ . 1 W.'ll Make You Feel Good Every Day Of The Year ... I_— - _. - I_-. . 4 " -_ -If---____________________________ __ ___________ -- .1 _ SANFORD HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING 2609 S. Sanford Ave. Sanford :. .-. , Students Take Boss To Lunch I House OKs National Debt Bill, II • PINECREST SHO HWY 17.92 a •. L.P — then the panelists will try to guess his avocation --songwriting. S2iapp wrote "The Ballad of Rose Mary," a spoof of Watergate, which has been recorded. The program was taped Thursday. No date was set for its showing. 0 ; not to publish a report listing 65 persons as radical campus speakers. In 1968 he broadened the District of Columbia's law to permit abortions virtually at a physician's discretion, The ruling was reversed by the Su. prem" Court. And in 1971 he ruled that The Washington Post could publish the Pentagon Paiwrs study on the origins of the Vietnam war, saying: "There is nit proof that there will be if definite break in diplomatic re. lations, that there will be an armed attack on time United States or on an ally, that there will be a war III Governor Turns Songwriter HARRISBURG. Pa. tAPi Milton Shapp in the role of songwriter —not governor—will appear on the television program "What's My Line" to try to stump the panelists, bus office says. iapp will be identified as Pennsylvania's governor and r , -'1 New Job Available ____ _________ -___ In Schools .: - STRAIGhT "A" students receiving awards during Lakeview Middle School Awards Day from Sanford Pilot School (Ito r Laura Layer, Mary Modrak, Robin RiCharde, David Pitcher, Mark McIntosh (also first in public speaking arid Mary Ann Daum. Tax S Reforms Wait In Senate .' WASHINGTON (API A !111 tional debt ceiling bill that scraped through the House by the narrowest possible margin may be turned into a vehicle for massive tax cuts and reforms in the Senate. — . , '- 4' The bill to increase the Treasury's borrowing authority ,:*40 b) $19.3 billion to $495 billion. won on a house roll call Thursday 191 to 190. Speaker Carl Albert, who votes only when the House is deadlocked, cast the ; deciding ballot. __ " ~ ' bill, reduced by his committee debt ceiling will drop about $75 from a $5(i billion adminis- billion below the actual debt. Senate advocates of tax cuts Iration request, Unless it is finally enacted by June 30, the and tax reform have been awaiting an opportunity to atbach their proposals to a llou.sepassed bill, since the Senate is barred constitutionally from originating tax legislation. Maine 'Voos Beans From Boston : 0 -1 1 . • / • 11 •• a 1111 LIQUID , 11 :' &i Police Blotter a e S . • • , • ' ' ' ' ' f ' . ' , ' . . — . , - . . , ' ' —' - I!' ' ' I - - ' , Becoming An Evange st it.s . 700 TAI 5GRA Hospital F 9 Wallet and $24 stolen Thur- High School, sday from car of Pam Derossett of N. Orange Avenue while she Oviedo was in Club Liii. Lmnzo 0. McKever, 23, of 3515 Cecil Nelson of 1111 Orange Avenue charged Thursday with Slitchell Hamlin jailed Thurassault aggravated and sd.ay in lieu of $200 bond on resisting arrest. Bond set at charge of assault and battery. Fran Ryan, 130 North Dixie Geneva Highway, Fern Park lost Guns valued at $400 stolen control of her car today on 17-12 Thursday from home of Ernest and as a result ran into the Ne l' Anticipates approximately $3,000 damage Proctor Court. to the Inn. Charges are pending Longwood further investigation. — , r ii n,a,r',,'t' i-i '' "'v Telephone Lines Cut ASPI Liice AII I ri sh StrI ke Victims, Colson's New Canipaign: — Sanford ' * ' ' Likely amendments are a • , 11 proposal to slash taxes by rats1~ / imig the personal exemption Front $750 to $825, or, alterna, • 0 BOSh)- tively, allowing taxpayers a I ~d M BOSTON (AP) 'For 0 0 t $190 credit; to make special payments up to $400 a year to j 't • baked bean is leaving town. . 0 # It was the first time since 1957 The Friend Brothers bean theworkingpoor,andtoclosea . a speaker had cast, from his • factory, the city's last, is mov- variety of alleged loopholes. S ", presiding chair, a straight tie. jog to Portland, Maine, on May The house committee is not breaking vote. Twice since then :11. bound to accept any of these. speakers have voted in special Friend Brothers has been t~ I lituations requiring tivothirds. pr(KIUCing Boston baked beans fit a related development 'It-4' mncc 1928 with a recipe handed Treasury officials said the de. Votes on the debt ceiling often down through the Friend family partment soon will begin pressare taken as referenda on the from Pilgrimdays. But the (ac- ing banks for interest payments incumbent administration's tory was sold last year to Wil- arm government funds tern. 'TOP JOB' economic policies, and Demohan, Underwood Co. of Portimrarily on deposit. For 57 crats were quick to point out i land. and thus the move. )-ears, commercial banks have REP. AI.BERT that Republicans Thursday AT EXPO '74 "I was shocked when I been able to keep in noninI voted .93 to 75 against the in. learned the news," said Ken terest-paying accounts for crc'ase, while Democrats voted bill, said the close vote showed secure wire cables atop U.S. pavilion. The Spaulding, 62, assistant manan- periods of a week to 10 days widespread unhappiness with 116 to 97 for it. ager of the bean plant in Mal- payments made by persons who Nixon's handling of t'ometal armature, an interesting display in itself, Chairman Wilbur 1). Mills, 1)- ums den, a Boston suburb. "I've trite checks to time government Ark., of the Ways and Means been with time Friend Brothers for their taxes or other sums 1k had argued that the House supports a thin VinV1 canopy. Committee that handled the had no choice but to pass the since 1930—thal's 44 years—and due. I expected to keep working here until I retired." lime Underwood company. tmit'ti produces 1101 baked beans at Portland, is closing down that Facilits and has ofL, . It-red to take on' some of the li i MaIden plant employes at ;a'W Portland factory. OWOSSO, Mich. (Atli dt'nmtial campaignm as saying tie When the Pilgrims settled in the predominantly Roman work for 16 mimontha and unierhII:l.F'Asl', Northern Ireland (barles W. Colson is waging a would - walk over my own New E.ngland, baked beans Lv- , AP; — "We're not starving— Ciatholic Irish Republic a voice went two major operations and ncw campaign, not for politigrandmother" to re-elect Rich- caint' a popular dish for Sunday 'et," said Neil, a victinmi of the in the affairs of Northern Ire- a hal f-dozen minor ones, cans but for souls. The former ard Nixon, said he never imaguppers. Because cooking was ''rippling general strike by land, a British province, has 1k' spent his life savings, then White House special counsel tried becoming involved in the not permitted on file Siabbath. Northern Ireland' Protestant brought industry and colliIx)rr(jwtId nioney froill a hwnk has turned evangelist. "biggest political cross-fire in the bean pot was put on time fire iinlitant_s in its 10th day today. i1Wti? to a virtual standstill. and his parents to support his Colson. who has been indicted American history.Saturday night and kept warni Electricity znnl gas supplies wife and two Infnnt cnrc A Protestant. Neil is a ci'afts1 IIw tV,Lur,,,,t,, 2 , into Suntlav. titan in if Belfast factory. Ile have pluuirmmeted to critical 1mm edited transcripts of White 'over-up and in the burglary Pilgrim hester Friend's recThousands of men and wonmiiii he has not been paid since lows. Food stocks, especially the office of 1)anil Ell.sberg's 1louse tape recorded eonvt?rsaipe traveled the generations of Ihi' strike began in have been left jobless by the fresh meat and vegetables, are l's) cbiiatrmst, lrciik'd o t'r a tlorh that Nmur rekascil April her strike, and hardship is wide family until Leslie, Victum ''If time strike goes on for diminishing rapidly and time prayer breakfast Thursday be, ao, the President expressed and Robert Friend decided to mimuchi longer there are going to store's that are still on report spread. Men willing to try (ore sortie :ioo civic and business convent over how deeply in. open their Factory in time BOston working have lost pay envepanic buying of canned gj tie riots, looting anti killing leaders mm thus central Michigan solved Colson might be in W.I. area, Spauldinig said. lOpCS because factories and There was a sign of a slight people are forced to take what tergate'. ttswn. By time 1930s, there were five they can find or sti'rve," he letup in the extremist grip busmnrsses shut down. warned the overflow lliursd;iy night, w hon lt'aiIi'r In an April 11, 1971, tlis- I"nin'nd bean factories in down- \ii(l Hanks have ibo.ccti, mittu1g ni,',sI -itt a !i aI VM('1\ if time it arid suhurb,mri locations of time Ulster Workers' Council, cash U-stotI between Nixon and two in short supply. Credit is iutlalb of pride'' and said he'd In time early 1960s, however. Neil is not his real mime. Ht cooi'dinating time strike, agreed aides of the WarmneXitte'nt Now the strikers mljarm'lnrwd his own "damnable White House asked not to be identified 'lw- to let lmwtr plants continue tip. Nixon said, tiit' faimiil busmnit'ss was sold, pride and ego" to dedicate his tergate break-in, anti all but the Maiden factor)' cause it could mimean bad trou- crating at their minimal scale. have blocked fuel supplies, a is closer to th is crew of liiOvC that could throttle those life to Jesus Christ. robbers than anybody else," In w'rt' closed as the firm bies for tue and my family." Supplies are at 30 per cent of electric' Of his alleged Watergate inpower stations still op. hanged hands several times. Protestant thugs have used normal. t olvment, Colson said, "I anotlwr ts'nversation the next crating. " ,ears ago, there used to be strongarm tactics to enforce Neil, 29, lives in a comfort. 1 11 know I am innocent of all day. Nixon said Colsern could be Neil's experiences are not L I boimiemmiakers Beans and time str ike, threatening men like able two-story house in tied in ''up to his navel" in the lidunique. But now lie has had t,arges. Frienxl's Spaulding said. Neil who would prefer to work, ta.st's northern nutskrts. Protover-up t';inugii I d'n t feel sorry for myself If hlornenmiake'rs was Neil was ''asked to stay t'stanLs and Catholics have ''I was blown It's part of a Christian life to be ti) the Irish C*lson left the White house nmever as big an operation as away" from his downtown plant lived peacefully side by side in tried. And down through the last year o return to private nepvblicani Army, the Catho- Ii Friend's, last week. He wasn't threatened the area since sectarian strife lies, and I don't ('eel any grcat sears, imien who have professed law practice. -11mihiu,at'mmtakers was pur. '(inertly, he said, but he knows erupted in 1969. It was it refuge h)ittOrfles.', tow antis t'atht,lie 's their faith in Christ have found 1k told the prayer breakfast' t bused 13) aim outside outfit, and strikers have Iwaten, u uteri f1-0111i the troubles *'t';iuse' of it," 1w .ays. that this is a wry difficult road "Achieving is not sinfully 1k') stopped muaking beans who defied the shutdown or Yet the brutal realities still set "yet flow illy family is being we are asked to follow S" wrong, but achieving only to here, Now Friend's is leaving, afire' tlw;r homi,es. reach them. Neil lost an eye Put through IIkit hardship by ('uI_son, 42, who was widely gratify one's ego is to worship a too l'Iie strike, called by Protes- wtiu,'n terrorists bombed his fuc'our own kimid. W here is the (iuf'tvd during the 1912 presi- laist' god." just doesn't seem right." tant extremists to kill plans to tory twit years ago. 1k was off 5ft%(1 of it" a4i'.'Q I Diamond watch valued at 8475 stolen May 4 From home cf Mark Richard Hyatt, 17. of I,eslie Shanan, 51, of 10 Stone Orlando jailed Thursday in lieu Gate North. Courtly Anthony Holden Pearlie Mae Hawkins Edward J. Miller Sinda Gay Knowles l,inda A. McMillan Slildred S. I.ukes, Dellona James C. Connell III, Deltona Fanny I. hurt, Osteen li'uise Mitchell, Osteen Michael K. Aguiar, Longwood Mary E. Thompson, IX'h3ary Marie Hoffman, I)ellary Belinda I). Brown, Lake Katherine S. Simmons, Orange City Efla V. lk-st, Orange City . BIRTHS Mr and Mrs. Michael Rawls a girl, Sanford Lonnie W. Tucker Ethel I.. Carver Robert A. McIntosh Sr. Bonnie L. Sullivan Edna C. Moore ion I.. Rogers Joseph T. Schaeffer lester A. Bateman FrancesN. Anderson arid girl U. Gordon Brisson Joseph I). Williams Bessie I.. Lee Willie I.. 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SpringS EP,a Nichols, 13$ 2952 (I) 1914 by WA qt4t,4&4)~, 1 Tallahassee Tally — Herald Area Correspondents _______ _ _____________ . i • -. _. You Can Afford - 305 ROBERT C 7 , lighten the public and on sirie occasions were designed to . . -. ueceive DOlfl reporter anii taxpayer. who rode it came from retail sales. The tended In their arguments earOther defendants are Turner, for as mnary as 135 years and Boston attorney F. lee Bailey his contagious enthusiasm to a rest came from the sale of her that retail selling was the fined up to $140,000 each, harry B. Atkinson, W. Leroy had been a defendent until he six-year fling among millions of franchises, he said, primary aim. Ben U. Bunting was omitted Beale, Clyde C. Cobb, Jess 0. won a separate trial last month. dollars awaited a federal court Defense attorneys protested If convicted on all counts of from six mail fraud counts and Hickman, Malcolm A. Julian His trial date has not been set. jury's decision today on whether the fling will end in prison. Refuse Plant Explodes After nearly nine months in the courtroom, the Jury got the FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) An unexplained mail fraud case at 4:20 p.m. explosion may cause the city of Fort Lauderdale to rely on Thursday. Brnuird County waste disposal facilities for the next TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) ices Department is up for re- health, and youth services. Infew The seven women and five ty giving up the water has get it permit from the water (lays. A Senate bill to allow big consideration, stead, the bill would create 11 men recessed for the night little counties to ample supplies for its needs. management district before The city's only disposal plant was shut down Thursday cross boundaries to The Senate approved the bill, regional directors to administer over 30 min utes later. The House sponsor, Rep. Guy you can transfer water from after crusher and grinder blades struck "an explosive smaller SB818, Thursday with an the agency's services to the Spicola, -Tampa, labored to one county to another." U.S. District Judge Gerald B. obtain water from 1) material,' causing a blast comparable to that of a case of has sparked a bitter amendment tacked on that blind, TJoflat recommended that the neighbors retraded and disabled, strike a compromise which proRep. Ralph Haben, Ddynamite, police spokesmen said. rural vs. urban fight in the would delay implementation for house opponents of the water vided tha t the five existing wa- Palmetto, contended that such Jurors work from 9 a m, to 5 Engineers will survey the $10 million plant today for a at least a year. management bill successfully ter management districts approval was no guarantee a p.m daily until they reach a House. damage estimate. Slightly Injured in the afternoon blast, The bill, CS-SB504, must first The Senate also is scheduled forced the issue into committee would have to approve any county's Interest In protecting unanimous decision, lie said mostly contained behind steel doors, were three plant clear the Finance and Taxation to hear a bill to permit the state after raising a point of order transfer of water they could add night sessions if iotu one its water would be protected. employes, Arthur Grcenburg, 58; Austin Jones, 52, and Committee before it can go to Transportation Department to that the measure had they wished. tax con- county to another. But the "if you're a little teeny counWillie Roberts, 36. the full House for action today. lease space over highways for sequences not yet considered. The eight were indicted on cempromise appeared on shaky ty and you're in a water manan-In the Senate, a bill by Presi. buildings, The bill would let a county use ground. counts of mail fraud and one of agement district with four or tern Louis de la Parte De la Parte's concept would its condemnation power to conspiracy. The judge took dent pro 2 Die In 'Copter Crash "There are ample safeguards five big counties who do you more than two hours to explain to reorganize the massive do away with such 11115 dlvi- obtain water from another for the water-rich counties," think will determine if you've Health and Rehabilitative Serv- slons as corrections, mental county, providing that KEY WEST, Fla. (AP) Two state agriculture departwi Spicola said. "You still have to got excess water?" he asked. the indictment and how to apply the coitient employes have burned to death in the wreckage of a the law after government athtliciptr hich era 'hed as they were surveying palni t'rnvvs concluded 11 days of trees. final arguments. Pilot Walter Knight and Jim Knowles of the depart. If jurors want to look at acitient's Miami office died after the leased cumulated evidence, there are helicopter burst into flames after crashing near a mobile home park three filing cabinets and InnuBy The Associated Press requirements imposed on coun- differing degrees of force used. Thursday on Big Coppitt Key near Key West, police said. inerable cardboard boxes full of Thursday, May 22, 1914 ties in condemnation of land for CS-SB 959 Wilson and others. To A third man, John Kr)iakolpules, was pulled from the more than 1,000 exhibits. InThe house parks, playgrounds and recrea- house. wreckage by witnesses. He was reported hospitalized in cluded are films and tapes, Bills Passed: tional purposes. 1IB3510 HeyTrucks To require vehicles MIAMI (AP) — Sanford Bronstein, who was forced to serious condition. some of which they sav months Appropriations To appro- nolds. simBronstein, who was carrying gravel, sand head of Ce. resign as Cedars' president on and ago. priate 14.461 billion to operate The Senate dars of Lebanon hospital when March 30, sold his Miami home liar substances to have covers To convict a defendant of the state in the 1974-75 fiscal Rapist Gets Life Term Bills passed: on them. H8347I. To governor, a wing was dedicated by Presi- a few weeks ago and was bemail fraud, the Judge told the year. H134150 amended to Health Insurance — To forbid Reorganization To reorga- dent Nixon four months ago, Is lieved to have left the country, jurors, "you must agree that JACKSONVILLE, Fla, (AP) — A young man who SB1100, Ways and Means Corn- health inzurance companies' nize Health and Rehabilitative reportedly wanted on more according to local reports. Asthe government proved specific confessed two rapes and one attempted rape has been mittee. To conference cam- reducing benefits of persons Services Department along re- than 60 charges involving $857,- sociates said he was on an "exintent to defraud persons, to desentenced to life in prison, beginning at a state mental mittee. who hold more than one gional lines. CS-SB818 de la 000 paid to a non-existent firm. tended vacation." ceive Iersons." hospital. Horne Parte. On reconsideration. The Miami News said Thurs. License plates To provide disability policy. SB579 He On the conspiracy count, the Circuit Judge John S. Cox sentenced Thomas Eugene Investigators said they have and de la Parte. To House. day that the Dade County state enlisted FBI and Collective for up to 18 digits bargaining on prestige — To judge said they must believe Ht'nsley, 21, Thursday after determining hin to be a Interpol aid In Smoking To forbid smok- provide collective bargaining attorney's office was inlicense plates. HB3914 Hollothat the government proved the mentally disordered sex offender. Two psychiatrists search for Bronstein. ing in elevators. HB318 Wil- gLidellnes for public employes. vestigating the possibility that way. To Senate, that two or more conspired and One thing is certain," State recommended treatment at the Chattahoochee Mental Conliamuson. To governor. some of the money went to HB2028. To governor, Energy office — To urge must consider whether each deHospital. Atty. Richard E. Gerstein said. Wills — To revise Florida Condominiums — To require make payoffs in return for (a- 'He gress to eliminate all funding of fendant knowingly and wilfully 11 rehabilitated to the point where he no longer is concan run but he can't hide. the Federal Energy Adminis- probate code to provide for developers to fully disclose all vurable action from the Federal Sooner took part. sidered a threat to society, the judge said Hensley would or later we're going to tration with the intention of speedier disposition of estates. terms and lease agreements to Housing Authority on a The government charged that be transferred to the state prison system to finish his locate him and we're going to abolishing the agency. HM3296 HB4050. Back to House with an prospective buyers. HB2155. To million hospital expansion, term. the defendants organized Kosextradite him to stand trtJ, if amendment, Four Bronstein associates governor. Craig. To Senate. cot Interplanetary Inc., a cosProperty taxes and two Bronstein-related corn- that is necessary." To correct Lobbying To require state metics firm, in 1967 and two Duo Robs Tampa Bank The Govennor panies have been charged in employes to register the language in bill signed into law The charges against Bronsyears later added Dare To Be Signed Into law: ey spend lob- by Gov. Reubtn Askew; extends connection with the hospital's tein, 48, include grand larceny, amount of time th TAMPA, Fla. (AP) —Two armed persons, one of whom Great Inc., a company to sell Mobile homes — Requires ii- financial troubles, forging or directing another to bying legislators. (-HB237S $10,000 may have been a woman disguised as a man, have robbed motivational courses based on homestead exemption censing of mobile home rnausenior citizens have on Cedars has filed school Kiser. To Senate. in federal forge checks, and cashing the Carrollwood State Bank of an undetermined amount of Turner's philosophy of optimone-year mintaxes to city and county properfacturers and bankruptcy court for cash, authorities say. Prisons reorgani- forged checks, Gerstein said. — To expand prison ism and self-confidence; se then imum warranties on mobile zation. Court records show and The charges claim Bronstein job-training programs, allow ty taxes. SB11IO de la Parte CeFBI agents said a tall man about 45 armed with a pistol used the companies to defraud homes. SB210 Ware. 46 others. To House, dars owes $12 million to more faked endorsement., on $657,000 separation of troublesome pr4sand a short person about 35 with a sawed-off shotgun esnumerous investors in dis— Requires Division of Drugs — oo To provide for subWater creditors oners and has deworth of checks written to a and add threee members caped from the Thursday robbery in at least two cars. tributorships by falling to supPlanning to set up rural water faulted on to the FHA-insured mort now-closed Jamaican archiProbation and There was no Immediate estimate on the amount of ply sufficient retail products. Parole stitutlon of genericdrugs. and brand services to provide decent gages totaling 113.8 prescription tectural firm, Commission. CS-SB million. 215 Hazel. name he said. money taken. In his closing argument, CS drinking water in isolated HB2802 Forbes and others. ton. To Senate. clal prosecutor Michael Kinney Back to House with amend- areas. HB3317 Thomas. said tax returns " - ' show that the Highway Shields On Probation Names State Pompano Beach — To pro- ments. companies had a gross income vide $1.4 million reimburseHospitals — To establish Road 50 through Orange County TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — Gov. Reubin Askew has ment for city of Pompano commission to review hospital as the "Wiliam B. McGee High0_101 met with Natural 'Resources Director Harmon Shields to 090090 sw Beach to pay off an ocean outrates but not change them, way" for a 29-year employe of assure him he won't try to oust him in July, says Askew's fall line which has been ordered SB463 Gordon and others. To the State Road Department. press secretary. t 1183069 Holloway. closed. 1IB225 Tude, To House. "He wanted to assure him that he would not outright reSenate. Police officers — To establish Trains — Makes throwing place him when he gets the next Cabinet appointment," Handicapped — To provide 'bill of rights for police ac- "stones or other hard objects" I)n Pride said Thursday. u for a central state registry of cused of wrongdoing. B54 at trains a second-degree felony severely disabled persons. CS— Firestone. To House. punishable by up to 15 years In ( 1183406 and 3655 Pat Thomas. Gas stations — To allow self- prison and a $10,000 fine. ' .2 Drawer To Senate. service gasoline stations In 1183957 Transportation CornTALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP Fraud - To Increase penalty Florida. 1182407 Wilson and mittee and Holloway. st.,,.d With scheduled adjournment for failing to return a rental car others. Back to House with dØ Aquatic plants — Shifts reme only a week away, the 16 mem- from a misdemeanor to a amendment, sponsibility for control of water R iss bers of the House-Senate con- felony. CS-HB3412 Melvin. To Sex crimes — To place rape, hyacinths from the Game and "so ference committee appointed to Senate. sodomy and child molestation Fresh Water Fish Commission 133 bitbins out differences in the Bills defeated: TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) one that counts in the allocation iron into one crime classification to the Natural Resources DeDowntown Orlando state's 14,5 billion spending bill Condemnation To reduce and establish punishment for partment. 1lB2531 Fechtel. Enrollment padding In grad- of faculty positions, expense have set to work. uate schools is costing Florida money and other funds, Soon after members of the $12 million a year or more, says "The solution is easy. RegisRep. William C. Nelson, 1)- ter the students for whatever committee were named ThuiiMelbourne. load is appropriate and per- day, they held an organ* - __ Nelson told Gannett News niissible and then add up to five izatioiuil meeting and quickly approved a working proposal Service Thursday that a staff hours of your department's for $83.1 million In state cm- i, 0 0 f 0 P (* study of information from the or 698 course." -- I I I py benf its. A!. , ~ iJ Board of Regents showed that The 697 or 698 courses are supadding increased full-time enRep. Marshall Harris, D. pervised research and teaching A 21-year-old Fern Park man figures by 15 per Cent. designed for graduate assist- Miami and chairman of the drowned late Thursday after School funding is based on ants employed by the university panel, emphasized that the pay his canoe overturned inPrairie ~=- . t6~:--~., full-time equivalent (FTE) en- to teach or do research under proposal Compromises were lake JV and efforts by his brother v==;,-. rollmeni fig ures only tentative, with final fig. to The more supervision of a professor. 97save him failed, Seminole classes students enroll for, the ,. p/lA) Gannett said that McFerrin ures depending on how much County Sheriff's spokesmen 1*'\ more money a university remoney was 4 .... cut from other said today. did not dispute the memo, t: -cetves. Marshall said in his letter area.,. Florida State University that credit hours for students in William Max Runyan, 600 Hoping to have a final budget 111 1 President Stanley Marshall dc. such ... programs had not in- by Tuesday night, Harris Prairie Lake Drive, was pulled nied Wednesday that padding creased over the pa st 12 years scheduled a Sunday meeting for from the lake by Forest City exists at FSU six subcom- Fire Department divers and Nelson said the recoin- the panel. He said The controversy arose in People who live up North know home in'u!Jt:('; .ari hdp up the lw.it t' ta,' \• i•, pronounced dead at the scene. March when the house appro- iiiended student load is 12 credit uiitees should be ready to rethe value of good hornt' insulation, out, the cool in and the air condition- contractor ssill be happy tell you Runyan's brother, Kenneth, praitions subcommittee found a hours and the average is 11.6, port. How a keeps the cold out, the warm Ing bills down. how arid how much. told police they were taking memorandum from an FSU but he added that 15 per cent of and the heating hills dos%n. Si inches of ceiling insulation Harris predicted that the Install your h"rn insulation turns paddling the one-manstudent supervisor encouraging the enrollment figure But, s-hat many people who alone can make a substantial difference soon. And this sumrrtr, the tunTt-r.1I. spending bill would be canoe when his brother cried students to sign up for extra generated by students taking 18 "substantially lower" than el- for help live down here don't realize, is that lai your electric bill. Enough to cover lure won't be the only about 35 feet offshore. courses in the English graduate hours or more in gradua te ther the the reverse holds true as well. Good the Cost of the insulation in a &'is* 14.5 billion approthing you keep dti'-r FPLI schools. program. priated by the Senate or the 1k' also said the number of Nelson said he had found 14.461 billion in the house memos at other schools which credit hours accumulated be. measure. V "indicate clearly that there was fore graduation is increasing. "me economic outlook is For instance, he said, a mas- such an intent to pad because they that we would prefer 0-2 Q more ters degree in chemistry at UF budgeting well below antici- I _ 6D 4Y CLU realized they could get _____ requires 45 hours, but the over. pat money." Miles Wesf of Sanford ed revenue," Harris said ____________________________ One was writte n to other fac- age credits accumulated by ulty members by Dr. John graduates in 1971 was 138 hours. hwk McFerrin, associate dean of the For June 1974 graduates, the (..'olkge of ULLSWCSS at the Urii projection is 180 hours, lie saI \%\ /diSJ\ 1, "We thought we were getting versity of Florida, Gannett I three or four graduates for that said. It read in part: is the number of hours," Nelson said. "The P1'E population La - i A& r /# /0000, — Can Political Morality ? Really Be P()ss 11)1 Ii ty i efk- JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) of $166 million in the six-year the figures but their objections the indictment, seven of the de- could get a maximum of 105 and Hobart Wilder. All live in — Glenn W. Turner and seven period and only 7 1-2 per cent of were overruled. They had con- (endants the Orlando, Fla. area. could be sent to prison years and $100,000 fine, business associates F New Left Began In Berkeley, D ed \ith McGovern Defeat i .. Decision ax Jury — & -a Friday, May 24,1974-5A - — jj G/enp Turner Awai ts J — This Is a far cry from the Two unreleased studies disclose that the United States is now Gerald Warren I admired in the paying 88 per cent of the cost of maintaining the Saigon regime 1956.to-1968 period, and that It may be dependent upon American aid for the rest of He was a rising young news- this century. paperman In those days and it President Nixon is asking for $2.4 billion In military and .P always has given me some economic aid for Saigon for the coming year. This amounts to 32 You name It, DIck..I" degree of pride to have been per cent of the total U.S. aid for the entire world. Counting Laos part of the group that helped and Cambodia, the embattled peninsula will get close to half of all train him. He never was the U.S. aid. aggressive, insolent and aggra vating newsman that some of us The studies were conducted by the Indochina Resource are but he was reasonably Center, a private research group which keeps a close watch on competent and he made good utheast Asian affairs, and by NARMIC, a project of The use of the usually successful American Friends Service Committee. tactic that often is called South Vietnam's econiny, warn the studies, "In the manner Editor editors to "cover" the meeting. "courteous persistence." of a heroin user, Is addicted to American aid." They quote a The Herald After Mr. SawhIfl add r essed Warren was one whose shirt confidential World Bank study, which concludes Saigon will still Sanford, Fla. By JEFFREY ST. JOHN "At each election," he wrote, man, Insensitive to the printhe delegates, these young men was always clean, his tie require $770 million a year in 190 and $300 million to 1450 million The Herald Services Of the media attempted to t "we vote in a new set of ciples so important to firm, fair Dear Sir: always in place, his hair always in 1990. Looking beyond 1990, the World Bank claims, "Saigon will politicians, insanely assuming and ethically oriented governcombed neatly and his vcice al- continue to remain highly dependent on foreign aid." Power corrupts; absolute the asse.-nbly into their own NEW YORK "Hall the they are better than the set ment." ways low key, overflowing with power corrupts absolutely, private press conference. They, the common courtesy one likes nployes of the news media tKa'W,VtT, were chided by the sorrows of the world," observed turned out." Mencken also In short, the studies contend that the Saigon government Is an succeeded in corrupting a state- C'a1r for their rudriess to the H. L. Mencken, "are caused by reminded us that the Founding The false assumption in these to receive from a friend or "artificial state," kept afloat mainly by the generosity of the colleague. Often he would be American taxpayers. Fathers of the American two statements, as well as those wide conference in Orlando, delegates who, by poli te but making false assumptions." A host of false assumptions is Republic "were under no uttered by political leaders of the only man In the newsroom held for professional tourism enthusiastic applause, ex. The biggest drain on the South Vietnamese economy, charge illusions as to the nature of both parties, is pressed their disapproval of the being made with the release of leaders on May 3rd. that those wearing a jacket, a perfectly the studies, is corruption. "Certz.Inly more than a few (Saigon) Tourism, our state's largest discourtesy shown the meeting those transcripts of tape. government." pressed one at that, elected to office can really subjects are millionaires or nearly so," the documents state, and recorded presidential conserve the "common good" or single industry, convened a by the media people. But, despite all these de. "there are probably several hundred" who together could pay the At the end of the day when the vtions. One false assumpThe moral outrage at the tone conduct "firm, fair and partures from the habits, man- government's bills "each year for a decade hence." conference of Its leaders, in.. eluding many prominent thoughtful and constructive tion by both Nixon friend and of the transcripts reveals much ethically oriented governnets and dress of the rest of us (he might have considered us These South Vletnameç prop teerare 4ile to çscape heavy citizens, who came at their own subcommittee reports of tWs foe Is that there should be, or about the moralizers. For ment." It Is neither a cynical can be, a high-minded morality example, the Rev. Joseph observation nor an absolution of expense,from all corners of the statewide tmism cord Of sort slobs but never did say tpxation. Consquently,. state the reporU,k. "indigerious Viet. , so), he got the Job done. state, to examine the problems were published, the press in the White House. Clearly the Dolan, professor of moral those deserving mural censure namese tax revenues have not any time In the last decade jij jiy dearte Nixon transcripts reveal the theology at lie also caught the eye of produced more than 15 per cent of the total resources spent to Fordham to conclude that the transcripts felt by Florida during last gallesy was Herb Klein, onetime editor and sustain" the government. winter's national energy crisis The media failed in its naked truth of bow men in University here, asserted that confirm what we have secretly power really conduct themthe transcripts "give every suspected about men In power. re1p0y another disillusioned Nixon to get u. CLOSING )STS: Sen. William Proxlmire, DWis., has been By their presence, these obibt in times of crisis, aide since departed for an tin- trying to lower real estate closing costs, a racket that costs the evidence of the abuse of power To endow political leaders with leaders expressed a hope that for which it was ostensibly ' H. L. Mencken tried to tell his of office and cynical disregard vast powers of life and death exciting business Job in the homebuyers $14 billion a year. through their collective talents, dispatched. electronic media. Klein pushed As eye witnesses, we asme readers when he was at his for truth, justice, or the corn- over the entire population and plans could be formulated to But he has been outmaneuvered in the backrooms by Sen. Bill Warren along rapidly, perhaps avoid the hardships to all and to you that the jostling of repor- height of popularity and in. mon good." Bishop John Hines then to expect them not to abuse too rapidly, and eventually he Brock, R-Tenn., the handsome banker's son who seems to take his minimiw the which to ters so widely reported locally fluence in the '20s and 30s of the Episcopal Church in the those powers Is a much more became an assistant ffl&flagiflg signals from the counting houses. our northern visitors seemed was actually Incited by the about the true nature of politics United States contends that the dangerous delusion than the As private correspondence between the two antagonists recordings reveal "an amoral actual abuse, editor of the San Diego Union. sometimes apparent during the reporters themselves. The and government, The "pushing along rapidly" show, Proxmire thought he could bring his subcommittee around gasoline shortage last winter, reporters got dwk story fto may have been just part of the to forcing the Housing and Urban Development Department to Our state was fortunate that at the price of chestiq the political game. Klein at tiat crack down on closing costa. the conference was attended reading public of a more time was the No. 1 Nixon and addressed by John Sawhlll, valuable but less sensational But Brock wanted to take this power away from the governpublicity tub thumper and he our nation's new Energy story, and robbing ment, leaving homeowners to the tender mercies of title cornhad a plan for his protege, Administra tor, whose office, industry of its chance to Inform panies, title searchers and Insurers, real estate lawyers and Gerald Warren With through more reallstk gazoline the public of Florida and '. others who profit from high closing costs. election of Mr. Nixon, allocations, can best help avoid valued northern visitors that Brock offered some reforms In a double play that would also a repetition of last winter's responsible state leadership is By RALPH BENNETt' toward violence, at first latent, acquiesced to the suppression "plan" surfaced. Klein secured strip the government of its authority to regulate closing cost,,. "gas-line indignities." Also In working on problems more The Herald Services later overt, of free speech. And she has a for Warren the deputy White Enticed by the reforms, even such consumer men as Sen. Alan House press Job. I remember attendance as a working important than Skirmishes your At one point, demonstrators new "awareness of the im. Cranston, DCallf., Adlai Stevenson, D-fll., and Bob Packwood, R. member of the conference was reporters choose to make with The New Left era in offered themselves as victims portance of the rights of well the day of the appointment. )'e., supported Brock's maneuver. I went to Warren and, whe il Florida s. Ed Gurney, political leaders they wish to American politics has come to of violence, which they minorities, all minorities, not congratulatong him, ventured was the prime moving force in disparage, an end. provoked. Later they began to Just social underdogs." Meanwhile, In the House, Rep. Leonor Sullivan, 1)-Mo,, was Let us hope that the power Ia organizing the conference. It opened with the Berkeley advocate and use violence that it was too bad a man of his so upset over a parallel move by Rep. Robe rt Stephens, She i keenly aware that In D.Ga., to poten tial was deserting the fleece homebuyers that she wrote personal letters The goals of the conference corrupt which the press so students pulled bumping on others, dedicating themselves to the members, of to were largely destroyed by a demonstrably has will soon their backsides down the noble profession of the printed the House Banking Committee. "it would be extremely unwise," The kidnaping of Patricia cause of "the people," the New word. rude and thoughtless corps of become a thing of the past. Let marble staircases of the San Hearst represents the most Left systematically, if she pleaded with them, to accept the Stephens measure. 'I'm not deserting," Warren the us hope too that the pas.1ng of Francisco City Hall in 1960 recent and radical perversion tentionally, excluded conpersonnel. FOOTNOTE: Brock Insisted to us that he has the best inregistered participants of the this abuse of power will be while resisting arrest during this tendency. The fact that it sideratlon of the feelin gsand replied. "I'm going to a Job with terests of homebuyers, not banks, at heart. Consumer men who conference arrived, they found hastened by responsible media demonstrations against the arouses such general revulsion attitudes of the working and the intention of helping the voted with Brock said they were getting the best bill possible, neuspapers." that employes of the news editors who thoughtfully House Committee on Un- seems to prove the bankruptcy middle classes, of Middle under the circumstances. Famous last words. First, media had arrived earlier in balance and preserve the power American Activities, of the New Left. America, which makes up most and possibly as might be ex. order to selfishly preempt the to ezposecorruption against the It ended with the crushing The fruits of the New Left of "the people" in this country. sometimes rude And she confesses "a knee- pected, Warren was relegated first five rows of seats in and defeat of Sen. George have been many. Among the I to the "nothing" chores while I meeting hall. This selfish toughtless conduct of repor- McGovern in the presidential most interesting is what's left of jerk reaction against mob Ziegler basked in the sunshine i "grab" of the best seats in the ters who wish toreport only the election of 1972 the New Left attitudes in the emotion, and a detestation of and honeymoon of the Nixon I house would have been Justified sensational. During those 12 years, the minds of those who participate anything remotely resembling triumph over Sen. Hubert Bobbi O'Malley, mind-set that characterized the if the media had responsibly One of them, Suzannah the manipulation of crowds," QeSiwater Humphrey. However, as the reported the proceedings, but New Left included these Lessard, writing In The There is a return to reason and Betty Hicks, Lakeland elements: freedom of the press was Washington Monthly, gives a individualism here as opposed going got tougher and Ziegler's I manner became an Irritant and Joe Ryan, Ocala prosituted by the selfish —A heavy emphasis on the personal testimonial, to group feeling and activism. a definite "minus" for Mr. motives of media employes. Bob Stowe, We Wales importance of politics to perNot surprisingly, her own Finally, she questions the Nixon, there came the stir- I Doug McAllister, sonal fulfillment, Given no choice, the participation in the strikes at very foundation stone of facing of Warren. He started Jacksonville —A need to Join together and Columbia University has left New Left creed—the over. registered delegates seated taking the daily briefings and Walter Keel, Orlando themselves behind a barrage of submerge the sell In a group her with a legacy of reactions valuation of politics, his manner and his candor were (Editor', Note: Just for the movement, seven or eight TV and news that are the reverse of those of She expresses the feeling that refreshing to the always cneras onnormixcis record, The Herald was not cmi —A commitment to improve the New left. it amounts to a has turned many young people suspecting Potomac newsmen. and an accompanying forest of of those newspapers In at- the lot of the poor and the total rejection the of away from politics to pursue at that tendance particular minorities at the free.tandIng television lights. bottom of the revolutionary style. Watergate brought the ac. we'll holds their own personal ends and to meeting so leave it to our social scale. The delegates were ti'es First, she imays, she now —A strong tendency to self- "an almost doctrinaIre belief in solve their own personal ceptance of Warren to a grin-relegated to an undignified colleagues 10 answer the acding halt, lie had to follow view of the backsides Of the cWtIons 6d forth by those who righteousness and intolerance. (tee speech," resulting from problems in their own personal orders from above and these There was also a tendency her repugnance at having way* young men assigned by their signed the letter.) orders were not designed to en- From The Mailbag _. The Sanford Herald I grace the profession we boastfully call the Fourth storm. Estate. But, Warren alsohasSources privy to the President's private conversations say he shown himself to be a fool, and feared for awhile that the crescendo of criticism might become It's too bad. of ov erpowering. He felt the demands for his resignation, which Warren, for the benefit came pouring In from Republican leaders and conservative Own who don't follow the White newspapers, were "hysterical." House press relations cat and mouse game, Is deputy press Ironically, the President credits Democratic leaders with secretary to President Nixon the storm. He had frankly expected them to Join in the He is the punching bag for the abating clamor for his resignation, he has confided. Instead, House Washington press, assigned to Speaker Carl Albert, Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield that Job by his boss, the less and Senate Democratic whip Robert Byrd spoke out against gentlemanly, less believable resignation and broke the momentum. but more arrogant and more This had the dramatic effect, the President told aides, of powerful Ronald Ziegler, lawmen calming a mob at the Jallhouse door. Nixon's No. 1 mouthpiece. Every day Warren gets Nixon Is grateful to the opposition leaders for preventing belted by the more antagonistic Congress from becoming "a runaway gran3 jury" on the eve of of the Whitt' IIoui, press crops the impeachment hearings. He has confidence that the respon. and this is making him look sible leaders of Congress will now keep the impeachment much older than his handsome proceedings on an even course. 44 years, come Aug. 17. VIETNAM SPENDING: The Vietnam war may have It is also making him look disappeared from the front pages, but the American taxpayers sadder, more frustrated and sometimes rather pathetic. are still financing South Vietnam's military effort. to be asked to suffer In the TODAY "~_ Gerald Lee Warren Is one of believes the national outrage ever the White House transcripts the finest gentleman ever to has died down and that he has now weathered the worst of the The Tangerine Bowl is ugly, too small, and located In a horrible neighborhood. There is no rational reason for asking potential customers Either Rommie L.oudd and Bowl. And economically it his partners are going to have couldn't cost that much more to to wave their collective wands start all over and do the job over the Tangerine Bowl and right especially when one come up with a decent stadium, considers the defects of the or they and their anticipated existing stadium. Besides, the fans are going to be among the great population centers aren't most disappointed and in downtown Orlando anymore; frustrated in the world. they're In "bedroom comWe've met and talked to Mr. munities" dotting Orange Loudd, and we're sure he isn't a County. magician. However, we're Therefore, it seems to us that equally sure he isn't a non- good planning would have put a planner. Obviously, he had a new stadium away from contingency plan around in the Orlando, which with its event h' lost his NFL frnchLse congested, cunzusing and w• bid (which went to Tampa) that furlatlng traffic, its inadequate would net him a WFL team parking and its T-Bowl has less (which he got.) to offer than any other comBut what puzzles us is why so munity in Central Florida. many people have been For the life of us we Just can't dragging their feet on the understand how the Loudd Tangerine Bowl or, stranger faction could delude themselves still, why some of these people into thinking people from this insist on even trying to do area will flock to that T-Bowl anything with the place. monstrosity. We're just as dedicated to pro We would offer' one football as the next group of suggestion: Forget the T.BowI, loyal Sunday afternoon fau, and Increase your chances of but for the life of us we can't see having a successful franchise, ' WASHINGTON—President Nixon has told aide,, that he found elsewhere. FLORIDA Worst Is Over By Press 1 -Bowl Planning. or the lack of it, is what makes the world go 'round. Obviously, there are some people Involved In the 0. R i p p ed Dumb Planning .-ir-, -Z Info Man Editorial Over I ' * Jack Anderson : 1. : , 0! ", l lw~ 11 .-j !i -,I Nixon To Aides: I I Friday, May 24, 1974 LS t11C37 UP there. d) �I The Sanford Herald . iiitruth Action (N Indy Hearings Promised 'Soon' I ' Ii INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — The U.S. Auto Club has agreed to hear live car owners who want an extension to qualifications for Sunday's Indianapolis 500 tiulcauto race. But Wright flugus Jr., attorney representing the owners, said he doubts whether USAC ill grant extra time trials. llugus said Thursday night he talked with USAC competition director Dick King and was assured the hearing would be held _soon." Symmes Jr. dismissed the suit iliursday on if motion by defendants' attorneys. They contended the owners failed to exhaust all noncourt channels, in. lwling a full appeal to USAC, tx'lori' seeking legal remedy. 1 filed the appeal with USAC at 9 p.m. and King said he would have an immediate hearing," llugtLs added. "Hut I'm not sure what he meant by tiniiiediate." lie said USAC President Hey. nold Mact)onald would "have to USAC reduced the time trials for this year's race from Four 'lays to two, and both were hampered by rain "They cuul(l say they'll have the hearing next Wednesilav or June 20th, but Dick King promi.c(l he would call it S(X)fl,'' I lugus said. The drivers had filed :i lawsuit against tJS,W and the Six'edwav seeking a chance to qualify and if that failed an injunction against the race. But Superior Court Judge Frank E. '10 ... Mother's the 30 days which Would fruitless," referring to USAC rules providing for hearings ,,within 30 days" of filing a protest, convene the appeals board" and that might take more time than is available. Is%f tried the court route because of the time element," ilugus said. "We simply assumimed that we would be turned down by USAC. Maybe they'll grant our appeal, but I doubt it." lie said if the appeal is lie. filed, "then we're going back to court." lie added, "We didn't really think we had time to go through : C i ri Friday, May 24, 1974-7A Racers Ha ng On Life's Edge Lament: INDIANAPOLIS (AP) The arguing whether it's sport or Ic. again with hands almost half mistake could turn their In- with gypsy merchants, hawking low-slung machines whine like galized mayhem. burned away by the flames. tricate $100,000 lightning-fast racing apparel, flags and a mortar shell as they streak Notx4y questions that It Is a ' But Art Pollard died In the bugs into flying debris and souvenirs. down the concrete show, Sports trials and Swede Savage lasted flaming ruin—keeps them on a Editors Note straightaway at better than 190 For untold thousands, the 500 that should have been there in "You know perfectly well miles an hour. Traditionally a Memorial only a month after his car d.ts- constant high. is a giant spectacle which has had met all requirements for Johnny Parsons, who won in At times, they're just as Day feature, the race was integrated on the fourth turn. A the first place! That was in- that this form of sudden death become a yearly habit. One protesU and submission of inwas newcomer to the Indianapolis stalled two days later! God, will go on. And more fine young 1950, will be struck and cheering f changed this year to Sunday to pit employe 4 Motor Speedway, with a large deadly. lady has occupied the same spot formation on the appeal as Set by an ambulance. And son, Johnny Wayne Parsons,29. what a price to pay for a lousy men will die. 'Men must race,' _______ part of The place reeks with the afford another day s grace in killed °' th e northeast end of the forth by the auto club. his racing reputation fence. Jackie Stewart had a I'm told, Two drivers, Bill Vukovich , ly case of postponement. The since then handsome Peter on his Successes on the The only thing I can smell of methanol—the hi gh 6A—The Sanford Herald infield for the last 39 years. Friday, May 24, 1974 very miraculous escape last think of is to make racing as inflammable alcohol-based fuel Sabbath is always a USAC contended its duty to _ good day to Revson lost his life on a South and Gary &tten1ausen, are But the African track at a spot callously offsprings of allow all entrants in line to famous racers col_ driver won the pole position for the The heartbeat is Gasoline Al. that can turn the intricate fact that where he hit the Before men are burned lab " who died in track accidents, the qualify was ended when a car A lot of prayers will be said— ley, rows of car sheds where the lection of bolts and nuts and the 1971 race and his crash dur. flexible steel fencing already crunched into nothingness, elder Vukovich af ter victories uuule its second attempt to lug practice in South Africa hand-built machines are "We don't perform on the in 53 and 1954. paper-thin steel into a blur at 50 by mothers and fathers, wives had been installed (I think that Killed so ingloriously. Before! qualify. and children of th e 33 men in ed pampered ge of and tinkered with, death, we perform earlier this year stunned this yards. racing-crazy city. In a column had the greatest bearing on his For God's sake—before!" handled like a patient in the The old brickyard that is the machines who for a little more the edge of life," Scotland's The Unser brothers, Bobby decision to retire at the end of "When I recall the Indy '500' in the Indianapolis care of great surgeons. Crews Indianapolis Motor Speedway than three hours will be playing Jackie Stewart once said of his and Al, will be rivals for Star today, the '73 season)." of '73, 1 (eel such anger. It's Sports Editor Bob Collins printwears a garland of decals— this most dangerous game—a racing colleagues. "It's very richest prize inracing, carrying number from a dozen to two 4 "And, suddenly, the whole been raining for as long as man edit letter he had received from dozen for every car. The sheds huckstering everything from oil hide-and-seek frolic with death. Positive. Life is richer and more on the tradition of a famdy perspective of his racing life remembers_but Indy didn't aland the cars are plastered with additives to shock absorbers. Auto racing buffs are offend- beautiful after you have raced reared in the tradition of Up Hevson's mother. Collins' changed for Mark Donohue, low for it. You can't hope rain it column as made available to and lived to talk about decals, each representing entrack. A brother, Jerry, died This is the week that it seems ed when this macabre cloak too. I like Mark very much and away!" . 1M MEINIPIUS, Tenn. iAPi — good position at 68 — two Shots - IV7 the Associated Press.) orsement payments from They are unquestionably the this same track, likely everybody comes back thrown over the colorful and I was overjoyed when lie realSouth African Gary Player ad- behind - as the touring pros "And the shameful cheating - I 11v BRUCE l.0WI17 — various companies. So the Man Upstairi stepped Davis all(] lloot.s [)a)-. And by Diego nipped Cincinnati 54 in home to Indiana. exciting spectacle, but none can most captivating of the world's Padres 5, Itedr; 4 I Sunday's race is expected to .. ized that the tinie had conic to ('sportsmen.' if you'll excuse mits he's looking beyond the took advantage of ideal playing Aii Sports Writer in. ; I sportsmen —admired and herBy 11011 Ct)l.I.INS the time they retrieved it, Kirk. 1.1 innings. The Chicago Cuba' The band strikes up the nos- realistically deny that death alDerrel Thomas drove in three . quit." But they go very fast, are as draw more than 350,000 people, the expression, entitle it, 'imDanny Thomas-Memphis Golf conditions to post exceptionally __ Sy The A%ocsated Prei, i'lie Pittsburgh Pirates In the top of the sixth inning, patrick was crossing the plate game against the Mets in New runs including the game-winner aided by spectators every- the Indianapolis Star talgic strains of the song and ways is waiting i fragile as a watch and have the largest American League sports gallery Classic to the U.S. Open three low scores. "The sports media has, for proving your Position'). ex. couldn't handle Steve Rogers' if dense fog which hall been and ts where, chased by For Associated Press every floosier throat develops a Who can forget last year Ea s t world's coldest nerves and movie queens United States. Fans begin weeks from now. Lee however, blew 51110 ... but even Steve Rogers 'overing over Jarrv Park smid08 That was cnoui:h for hoiiit' -. that iave the Padres their v ieone not tip get too Hose to driv- ture those so in%.01 %,iij1 %,,(1111d bt~ t og--the perlttie,, the cluuN ;ire hauled out to dry firv' Salt Walther s sleek racer destinies. ers. It hurts too much when set back a full lap. That's prmsions, waiting for the early Boston 21 19 Uuin the local weatherman. last hole and was eight shots ' 11w Expos' hot-shot right- help, Pittsburgh finally got to halted play for 56 minutes, chines, the winne:s, the losers, moistened eyes. hita wall in front of the grand- lings. Baltimore 19 19 $00 Ill Dangerous sport, uze, but Elias Reliever they are killed so suddenl morning track opening Sunday. Sosa picked up night. . "If it gets windy, if the wind back at 73. Many of the games But something they can under. tiander was mowing down the Rogers Cleveland the crashes, the imbroglios i 70 70 500 The Indianapolis 500 is here stand and exploded like a waiting for the mist to clear. In In the American Iagoe, (al. ask most drivers and they'll tell A fifth triumiiph without a dccarnival atmosphere pre. what about mothers—the closestand—relate to. To comes up real good and blows glainor names are skipping this Detroit fine the Pirates with east, Thursday With two outs and Ed Kirk- the interim, the fans were enagain—No. 58 in the dramatic bombshell. Miraculously, the imminence of danger—the vails. Arteries leading to are reported in depth and n ness you they're more afraid of a 3.1, the a feat this season, riding San ifornia beat Kansas City built in coimnodity dr ivers a token and ta x-free hard, I've got a good chance of event sandwiched between two New York 3 3 night—six strikeouts with one Patrick on first base, Al Oliver tertained momentarily by a Frmncis series—and ever.s t'dv still is intrrpttl driver lived to rare knowledge that the slightct headlines. But yesterday I re- from the moment the) Writ taxu ab uk in Brooklyn. -run seven j,. Chicago White Sox whipped ;olnw, racin, ov al are hned co's four , are pittance is a piece of classic, winning," Curl said Thursday "designated tournaments," walk and two hits in five in. hit a towering but playable Ib' streaker who bo Oakland 23 '5 561 celved a letter which reaches born' What can a mother unded over a ning burst to vietory. Dave p. Texas 9-6, Milwaukee downed '? stupid Irony. __________________________ alter matching Player's course events in which they mimust coin- Ch'co 20 17 $11 i nings—while his teammates ball to left-center field ... or railing, cavorted around the in. deeply ii1to still another. tier's run ring single capped Detroit 7-3 and Cleveland si• -s co "peter was my first born—sperecord 65 for a share of '_'ie I irst- Pete. Texas 20 .* I 488 3 ere building a 3-0 lead for him. toward it, at least. It dis- field. then raced to the outfield the rally. "And now I would remind all Caaorni lifornia 20 72 476 3' i lenced Baltimore 2-0. The letter is poignant, sad cial in itself. And when I heard round lead in this $175,000 "f thing that's on my Kansas None of the men on the Hues' appeared when it left the in. 19 71 175 3'1 and vanished. and powerful. It needs neither the news, the word 'killed' just those responsible for the safety event. i, mind," said Player, "is the M'nesota bench could cope with the Moo- field. 16 20 intr oduction nor epilogue, In the ondy other National didn't seem to make any sense, of the drivers of today and those Thursday's R esults r_ _. i Curl, the diminutive Wintu Grand Slam, winning those four treal Flamethrower on the It finally reappeared, falling league games. San Francisco Dear Dear Bob Collins: "I guess No sense at all. I headed for the to come; the worthwhile, bright C al i fornia 3. Kansas City I Indian who scored his first ca- tournaments." mound in the early going. between out(;ek'ers Willie edged Los Angeles 7-6 and San Chicago 9. Texas 6 you'll remember that I wrote beach and began my long young men who must race— Church of the Nazarene John Pasley had the only Drummond, Jim Edison and reer victory last Sunday in the '11w Grand Slam consists of a Milwaukee 7. Detroit 3 a letter last summer—alter walk" don't omit one fine or eliminate collected 18 hits, most of them extra base hit for the winners, a Gerold Page. C leveland 7, Baltimore 0 Colonial National at Fort one-year sweep of the Masters, learning at 2 a.m. of the tragic safety factor because of 7Only games Scheduled "Wasn't I, after all, d to well-placed singles, to take a 17- double, but Don Markland and Regino Alexander homered c( t or lack of vision. If you do, three holes for a seven-under- PGA. It's never been (lone. Only MarChamPOn C er aftermath of the 1973 In- mark, I promised is going to be the same old 116. myself Baptist in a Church I'ague through three singles and Don shall doubling par round oil the 7.193-yard Co- four players have won all four Sprague 2 0) at Bolton (Wise 2 and singling for ran off it pair of eight-run indianapolis '5W' fiasm. It was knowing that the chances of , it senselessness. And when a boy . N lonial Country Club course, in a lifetime—Player, Nicklaus, 7),Cleveland (Peterson 77) at written in anguish and tears at other such happening were not dies because of that—a mother nings to edge Rotary 19-18 in hits. pace the winners, could get "Hey,annan had three singles with James used to Ben hogan and Gene Sarazen. Detrot (Slayback 12), N By The Associated Press Sanford Junior League, but the the utter senselessness, the exactly remote, that I would doesn't forget.' 4' '3 Don Reagan's triple was the Melton and Macella Daniels MODESTO, Calif. (AP) — able to run the women's 880 in this in a hurry," the 5-foot-5 Baltimore (McNally 3 3) at The 99th running of the $50,Many observers Feel a onesurprising factor was the total Joe and Terry Watsonts complete lack of vision in al- steel myself and never again -. 9 ly n extra base hit for the added a pair of base raps. The California Relays, a track 2:04.6 last week at Bakersfield. Curl said. "It's a wonderful year sweep of the Four is nearly New York (Stottlemyre S 5). N 000 Withers at Aqueduct Satur"Ever see a mother uarding for both teams: ten, count doubles were the only extra 0 lowing no 'rain day'--and start- feel the terrible wound I Px. a school Chicago (Bahnsen 53) a? crossing? In all the hits . for the winners, with Baptist team, which had only miieet with as much promise as a feeling." New Zealand's Sue Haden, day launches an extended Meimpossible. Mebase hi ts Kansas City (Splittortl 4 4). N ing that race amidst the ut ter perienced when Douglas died, world there is nothing so formi- CIII, just ten, four hits. Buck Irwin, Otto Lf national championship, puts 'Ar ho has run 800 meters in 16 fie and Player, the current LASSIE LFAGUE min Texas (Clyde 30) at mortal Day holiday weekend of Terry co confusion caused by the driIV- lAgain so senselessly. It had MEMPHIS, Tn. AP nesota (Blyleven 36). N llecting three singles Thomas and Bob LeFits added Masters champion who's LNd'ng world records in jeopardy Sat- 2:02.0, will provide the opposiMorris Barber and Chuck major thoroughbred racing first round s cores and Joe one. Clarence Nliller ers' anxiety over the whole been raining for 40 hours at over af ter all. Oakland (Hunter 731 at Call r hits. urday. Danny eyeing an unpre cedented Grand ThWay 'n the SI7S, tion as Miss Decker, of Gar den McMullan, who both doubled The Powder Puffs scored 11 across the nation. also had three base raps, with the othe Irma (Lange 00), N ThOmas Memphis Golf Classic; mess) tilling of the final Aarhus, in Jutland. There simruns in the first Inning of their "Peter Jeffrey Rcvson be- for VFW had the only hits for Slam of golf, shared a oneRarely have their been as Grove. Calif., aims at the world Saturday's Games Johnny Carter, Larry Gatlin, Rod Curl start. Yes, and the cheating." pl y was no traction and he, too, came 35 on Feb. Key probables for the WithOakland at California. N METRO MEN'S LEAGUE V many game with the Curley loth stroke advantage over a group challenges in one pro880 record last, the age the winning team in the fourof 2:02.0. Gary Player Paul Watson and Bruce "As you know, there will be was gone on impact.)" Chicago at Kansas C'ty, Id cr5, a mile for 3-year-olds, in,I at which he always said he inning contest. gram. and coasted to a 17 win, Bob Wynn of four— two-time 1974 winner 3234-46 Francie Larrieu of the PacifCepuron all getting two hits, Texas at Minnesota one less familiar face in the '74 ( I dude Nostrum, who has won Hubtrt Green 11 32-U Southern Bell came up with "You tell yourself a lot of would quit racing for good. He The classic race of the night Ic Coast Club goes after the Hubert Green, Jim Colbert, Cteveapd at Detroit lndy 500.' For eldest son, Pc- things—tha t you are pretty was, among Jim Colbect Sandra hload, Marion Ray, each of his two 1974 starts, and 3-4 UtiOrles Higgins doubled John Bryant doubled and five runs in the top of the aaitmore at New York .. man Larry Ziegler and Bob Wynn— figures to be the mile, in which world record in the women's Larry Ziegler . ter, Milwaukee a? Boston -f singled to pace Pinecrest while seventh to take a 16-11 verdict Margert Clayton and Jess a pair of Kentucky Derby loswill not be racing any- good at self-discipline. But it of his word, And he quietly was twii'e and singled to pace an tied at 66. Marion Heck North Carolina's Tony Waldrop mile, a time of 4:29.5 set last 1. I 3133-47 Willis had singles for toe ers—Triple Crown and AccipiFred Mullins and Gary Spotts over W. It. john Lister 34 33-67 has happened! And for relief — planning to leave it all behin(i eight-hit liotary attack that was faces perhaps his strongest year by Italy's Paola Pigni. Dave Hill, the defending titleNational League 411" Roof game. Construction in winners who made good use of ter. Dave Hill 34 32 "Why was there not the prop- the long, long walks in the sand him at the close of the '74 plagued by 11 errors and eight J1 bo th ha d two base hits. East a V-hit softball (-hallenge of the year when lie holder and a four-time Debbie Heald. former world Lou Graham W L Pct. GB cr fencing at ,I turn of ahl, First Assembly of God came ,ost of this island the boys like(i so season, No announcements. lie bmes on bills. Marcus Kenrick Tom Webb homered, doubled 10 walks issued by the Curley Grier Jones Memphis champion, was in runs against five sub-four-mm- indoor mnilerecord holder from 23 11'-67 PP'lapna Triple 23 17 575 -~-: 150 degrees Kyalami in South very much. The water would just quietly doit__ and on also doubled and slashed four . upwith adozen hits and ll runs and singled for the winners, Montreal tite nulers. is 15 515 1''j [.it Mirada, Calif., clipped off a -. ncr in California, gave way 6 St in the eigth inning to break a 4-4 while Carl Lee and Dick Carroll Louis Africa). acknowledged so streaming down your face in to the next challenge. Racing singles to account for Rotary's 20 19 51) 2 1 : Waldrop, who has run nine rapid 4:22.7 time for 1,500 me.. _.- Uz Galin and Lori Adainets after setting the early pace in New York I15 23 439 5', hopelessly (kingerous, that it such streams. You go deadlock with First Baptist and both tripled and singled. had the only two hits for by the will not see his likes, exactly, hit production. Ken Perry and . ~ consecutive sub-four-minute ters last week at Bakersfield the the Derby. Accipiter also failed Chicago -% AA* was natned 'Wirbecue Bend.' edge of thie, ocean for direction again." take a 154 win. Doubles came from Bruce losers, Donald Lively pitched for the Ptt5bsjrgt miles this year, Is the over- and will proide competition for 13 74 351 4' -, in the trafIic jam of 23 entrys in 5. ,-• #. You hit a soliti barrier at 160 —the only way to rejec t the terW est "Surely it is not too much to losers, while Richard Hayes, whelming favorite but the winMiss l.arrieu. the classic at Churchill Downs. Las A ng eles 31 12 721 'i mph and there isn't much left— rible truth, to lessen the pain of ask to finally make the rules— Wayne Lively and Jeff Jones — ncr may well be close to Jim George Woods, who became C'ncirtnali 70 19 SI) 9 '. all the beautiful dreams the violence of his passing, and and the safety—solidly firm. tossed them up for the winners. From Others expected for the With. 24 2? Ryun's world mark of 3 minutes the first man in history to SW'. 53 $ smashed into nothingness." Atianl6 the pitiful senselessness." 22 71 517 . . And meaningful ." es's, which may unscramble the 51.1 seconds, pass 72 Feet in the shot indoors Houston 11161111 Rotar JumPed off to a 2-0 27 23 419 10 "Just practicing, that's all he "But what does one do' For "If it Is any consolation to his potential field for the June 8 The newest world record last March, aims to break the was doing. %Vhiv does a y(flfl1 even though you reject it CLARKSVILLE, lean. (AP) . tic Aptitude Test. flw results of a friends, Peter wanted his life to lead after one full inning and - -----,, Belmont Stakes, are Stonewalk, Thursday's R es ults holder, Ivory Crocket. puts his outdoor world mark in the vent, j it . 0. It inan have to pay* with his life for little time and then You must be something more than long— upped the count to 11-8 after Austin Peay's James "Fly" that test were converted, under Cfl'cao at New York. ppi. (.'umulo Nimbus, Relent, Be A 1.jr 100-yard dash title of "world's Woods'teamniate, Woods is catwo I 5' 1 . the triple steel mesh fencing accept it. It happened." Williams, one of the country's guidelines designed by the con- ran and I have faith that it was." Native, Right Mind, El Espanofastest human" On the line paule of wiping out the outdoor iiMon tr ea l 5, Pittsburgh I . '7 -_ top five basketball scorers dur- ference, to pr ojec t Williams' leto and (;list)- O'Shay: Son Dego S. Cincinnati i. .tainst Steve Williams and mark of 71.7. Rotary scored one more in . . A. - I - ,5F ing hts first two years of col. American Collegiate Testing innings Tennessee's Reggie Jones. Cro- In the mile, Waldrop, whose the top of the third, but VFW - In another major race SaturSan Fr an cisco 7. L os Angeles . . - lege. apparently won't be play- score, he said. clictl, the Former Southern IIcame up with its second eight"3:53.2 makes him the second 6 day', the $60,000 National Jocking next season because of This conversion of test Only linois am . University run inning of the game to take Flash, fastest American ever, faces •, -. ey Club Handicap at SportsIt. someone else's mistake, scores, he said, was outlawed Thursday's Games -rocketed to a 9.0 clocking two stiff tests from front-running the lead. . 'UMA . , - man's Park has nine entries for S. Pittsburgh I . -Williams, who averaged V.5 by the NCAA in April 1969. weeks ago at Knoxville, Tenn., ( Paul Cummings of Brigham ,, a? CmfCdgo New York. the 1 1-16 miles. Tom Tulle, top . points a game last season and Fisher speculated that athietWith six more runs in the top : "v" --€ and is favored. Other world Young, who has run 3:56,4 thIs . weighted at 120 pounds, heads NUMION .5 two years ago, was de. es at the seven other OVC of the f4trth, Rotary took whit San Diego S. Cinc i nnati I I) • . standards under assault year, and Tommy Fulton an. ' the list of 3-year-olds and up 4 - -. .4 dared indefinitely ineligible schools will face the same situappeared Gray Heads Card to be a two-run 1... F Steelers Sign 5 Saturday night are the shot put, other pace setter, Waldrop likes ' San Francisco 7. Los Angeles along with Model Husband, 119 . Thursday for intercollegiate ation as Williams. 16-16 but three more VFW rt 6 440-hurdles and two women's to race from behind, as does I 9 tz I j V_-1-1 rid (glory Run 118 competition because the Ohio Only oames Scheduled assured the hoiie team's %%m Williams, a 6-foot-5 forward Pl'rrsHUHc,l1 (APi - The Pittsburgh ' I records, the little and half mile Mark Schilling of San Jose 'IOItONT() i Alli _ Clyde Gray, the Friday's Games --' / Valley Conference had mis- from Brooklyn N Y was not Steelers have announced that five draft -, Mary Decker, recovering S ta te and Rick Brown of Cali5 Canadian and Commonwealth welterLou's (Siebert 3)) -t c interpreted NCAA entrance re- available to newsmen Thursday caO(Ruscht37 choices, including second-round pick Jack -v . from a tonsilectomny, still was fornia. 9i weight chamsipion, will meet Bobby Hughes tr I Keep Your niiirprnnt I,,t ic,,,,4 Itirn..I,t •k, Lambert, have signed contracts. Lambert, us on JWI%iiflI ,, rrix J at A? Of New York in a 10-round bout Tuesday in WHATCHAMACALL IT ant. (Capra "lie's being punished for the Austin Peay assistant coach it linebacker from Kent State, was named Warm Wi!hA Montreal. Montreal at . mistake of someone else." Aus- leonard Hamilton. the Defensive Player of the Year in the Philadelphia (Lonborg 13), N It also was announced that Gray will tin Peay Athletic Director lie said fie plans to return to Mid American Conference in 1972. New York (Matlack S 11 Gneral headline the live portion of a card June 17 EIctrIc George Fisher said. Fisheir Austin P&'ay this fall and has I at Toronto's Maple Leaf Gardens, Cincinnati (Gullett 4 it at : ' ( 0 blamed OVCCommissionet- Art written to the National Basket. -De (treI 27). Pd preceding closed-circuit telecasts of the WFL-NFL Join Hands? WEATHEr1TRON Guepe and Guepe accepted the ball Association and requested LOS Angeles ISutlon 6 Ho t) Ett b ste r-J urge A h u in ada light f t h'is name San Francisco (Bradley 11). N responsibility. ' By The Associated Press removed from American ,a$t,, PORTLAND t APi HEAT PUMP Ed Garvey-, heavyweight title fight and the Joe Saturdays Games Nahanal League "Someone has to take the rail the hardship list BATTING (90 al bats ) Carew, executive director of the National Football P.'nreal CALL. BATTING 03 Al bats L- k $rntO. Mr. ' F'r;it ierJerry Quarry heavyweight conP Jakon Oak, 397 on this and it might as well be lie said earlier this week he i as Ptlthvrn. Pd PLUMBING & League Players Association, ¶aL, 156. uarr, All, 361 has written to uUN$. test. (;ray's opponent in the June 17 fight Oak, 70, ' LOU'S at Chicago me, uepe said. had rP(ectedatl S million offer HEATING, INC. RUNS- Bonds, SF. 40. Wynn, LA. R Jacisson, Oak. 7$ veteran players on World Football League On August 27, 1954, a ,t; flit .ir,nount'e-d HOuStOn at Atlanta, N Fisher said Williams entered to play for Denver of the Amer. RUNS BATTED lPd-flVttOh5, 1(511? c C,,lA..l iii rosters regarding the formation of a teani from Sehenectad',. Cincinnati at San Dego, Pd T = RUNS BTD IN--Wynn, LA, Tea, 46, R,Jackson, Oak, 37 school after taking the Scholas- ican Basketball Association. Los Anç)lfl at Sirs Frrcco players association for the N.Y., defeated a new league, a team from Al. Garvey, LA. 39 HITS-Car,w. Mn, 61. A John F • HITS-- Garr. All, 70, Maddox, SF, son, Tex, 55 spokesman For the WFI.'s Portland Storm ('4111cm, Calif., 7-5, to win Yank Basketball Win DOUBLES-Rua,, Oak, 1$; said Thursday night. the world championship of -- -DOUBLES-Ros e. Cm, 13; Burroughs. Tea, 17 HOME PLATE BLOCKED little League baseball. "It is not beyond the realm of one's Garvey, LA. I). Concepcin, CIn, TRIPLES-D (vans. ftsn — Amneriran i MOSCOW Al' Ali Twenty years have 17 Cederio.Htn, I? Maddox.SF,?7 RWhite,P4Y,I. River.CI,i Otis, imagination to think that the WI"!. and ¶4 BIG MAN IN BLUE TRIPLES-Garr. All. 6; A Oliver , KC. I Campaneris,, Oak, 4 Amateur Athletic Union basketball team elapsed. Martin RalbovSF!. are already considering a merger," PgPs, SEMINOLE SPORTING Gxds catcher blocks defeated Ail-Estonia 89-75 Thursday night HOME RUNS-R Jackson, Oak, Garvey sk, who watched that says in his letter, dated May 17, PIOME RUNS Wynn, LA. 14. 1) Wilor ton 0,? " , ILLIEJ BRO%N, who operates a service station in Osteen, talks With 0 N et es home plate at Fort Mellon Park in little league tl . i r in all exhibition game in the Baltic Garvey, LA, 10 Schenectady team play In ''and we must move quickly to make PlY. I?. Burroughs, Tea, 1) Sanford Junior League player Sam Raines of Knights of Columbus action against Chase earlier this week. The Republic's capital of Tallin. The U.S. 1951, has put the team 6A SIL, 7$; STOLEN RASES—NOrth, Oak, 17; certain that the rights of players are Cedeno, Him. 2S during action at Pinecr es Flatek. KC, IS t baseball park during a break in his umpire led at halftime 46-39. together again — as adults Park. on Lake Monroe, has softball, little I protected" MIUi(I PITCHING (I Decisions)- Sosi. PITCHING (a DtCi%ii).... (Juties The MU (cain, led by Coach Larry — in a book called SF.S0, 1000.2 OSMessr%mth, LA, I C Perry, Cl,,? I, iii. I Si 'llie letter offers use league and pee wee league action every weekof the NFI.PA staff Fingers, 0. I 000, 260. Brown of the Carolina Cougars of the "Destiny's Darlings." Oak. 4 1, 500, 277. (-. and asks WF'l. players to sign a statement day afternoon. a, Th Asc.ated Press STRIKLOUTS-Seaver, NY. 76 , American Basketball Association, is on a In six excerpts, starting STRIKEOUTS_N Ryan Cal, 91; NsrffieqN O,vas.on giving (;Irs't'%- the right to act as their P Niekro, All, 6) 0 Perry. CIt. 61 WL. Pct. OI in Monday's Herald, two-week tour of the Soviet Union. bargaining ,,gent. Ralbot sky illuminates "' KEEP IT SQUE — what 12—year—ol d ho s, and rg Is1 4Y their adult managers, go TO YOUR .-; ft KEN RAPI'OPORT #iejg Palm r raced into first place in the East Indians!, Orioles 0 through enroute to the '. SWING PLANE . •' am Al' Sp.'rts Writer I •IUL' with a running garmie. ( aylord Perry pitched a pinmiai'lt', the world -.1 - The Brewers mmiust fatuous 11 33 334 I) " Against the Tigers Thursda y, three-hitter and George Hendr--'e ha flI plo nship. L" Tbs41i Nts these(lays in MIlwaukee are the the Brewers stole a dub record HCI i k singled home (lit 001) run he RMEM&R, WE italbovsky-, a former -i'jJ , ones that play baseball, not five bases and had 11 in the needed, leading Cleveland over To 4 ? M.mC // nieniber of the New spaper ..?' make Ixer. Four game series / hu.h the) B-.tltimiiort 'YOUR Enterprise Association Frwor'l cam" 1 _.; M " , I I '4 - Long known is the stronghold *01" sports staff, has also bct'mi buith Cleveland TOP'AT L ') selinti runs off JIITI .. if siI t \tiI C U ui'e 5 soft w I (ii the Niw York Times -' 1'1iinier , 2 5 sert uncaniui .r, West a? est Pam haM • (ICHI) is running over in the ., and Ne*Aiiday sports S-rAuKvlI.u:, Miss. i Al' N.C . State and Georgia hits apiece. Jakubowski Cxit1i hendrick's sixth-inning . I : -A Aimierican League East 11 ck'partnn'nts, ant ~:4. to 14-1 " • *OtD TpOT 5ItiON Z. Miami, 11( 11 edged dL'l&'nding Siutta'rn play this afternoon, tended his record napping a 21-ir.ning single s .. L rate. 6ow RIGHT I . "it 1k.. Inc,,r IarwIi,.'l n,,l nf lhi. • chanpion Georgia Sou thern 21 fl EMM scoreless string for the Indians, FCL 'tOUR GRIP. ','OU I1G -, "P'ecc,,re is what h. xb& 'l's 4 . double elimination tournament, Thursday, takes on Vanderbilt ixac'rev POSlT)O4 SHOULD all about—and we have a temn LIKE IT WnSRT OCIRESS. tonight in the second round of which is expected to run Angels 3, Royals 1 . XEP1TW that can keep the pressure on, WILL BE IN ~A the NCAA Dist. II! baseball through Sunday. — Hobby Valentine hit a bases THE RJR IF YOU TRY TO p(up SilId Milwaukee's George Scott rToTIEiRGr In Thursday'r other Amen- loaded sacrifice fly in the sevtournament. ' . Thursday's victory' was sweet 1 after a i-3 nctory over the LthT ' ,~JU BE CLOSED Post Time 7:30 P.M. 5 fl', AsI*It, iii l.a 'gut ginits the tIec situ Inning, storing Ellie Rod revenge for Miami, which lost vtfll ix o r Casters , tr oll Ti gers lltursd is Conference Southeastern Monday thru Saturday land lruliins blanked the Balti rigut i anti capping a two run W PCI 0$ )y 4-I to Georgia Southern in last A - -1 -'4 , / guys who can run, guys m Champion':fl(ierbilt nippeti ., 1IY'tUPMT$ ore Orioles 2-0; the California rally that gave Nolan Ryan and SO WAYS TO WIN! -t1 o who hit for average and guys Angels 140 Southern Conference Champion year's championship game. QUIIELA) N — TIPICTAS * Jacksony,t$, 19 I 5 fi) ')Jt. S& SQUR heat he Kansas City California Its victory over Kan.. 5I.lE, T HE CU.' to the went on • - , Southern Georgia , PIvi %avaw'a, •a Fourth-rank' POtt. ut SilOwu Itoyats n 3? s2-1. i',, East Carolina FACE WtU. GROtALY Qf'(H ID URGtr -3.1 and Uk' Chicago sas Till $10 BONANZA Wi,In D'vts.s college World Series in Omaha, TO lT keep the pressure tm all the t,j L'. WI lT' 'k 5Qt l South Carolina. winch (IC' Cacti ,,,0 vs tM lit race 15 I) 5 t - 'f . AR Cit s, 511,1 t' . I White Sox 9, Rar'crs6, ft øC. of lien , vSiIy I W inning ,,, a tine U I? leated Atlantic Coast ('hiainpi)ri Nell hangers : IM Tr,Iectê timt liiq ?rack pay' Where Quality Sells & service Tells rnnuam R AND SON JOCKEYS Miami's Stun Jakubowski ö.vblI?tt UM. WHRT it TIMES THE D.I4SW*4G North Carolina State 9-0 in the , Particuiarb, Milwaukee's Scott's bloop triple capped a Curios May', Ed Herrmann and Georgia Southern's Pete tournanin'flt's opening game, 15 !,'.Iq II 'I of ", racelpirse style bas caught the tw,I,-rurt seventh inning rally S* romah It. ortarm $ GEORGE FIESMAN (r ht ) and [ion Silllt;i provided the key Dial 322 i762 104 E. Commercial I'51 Ii (J5t t tf', ct-Wf"bus 4, JkLso'"dw J 0I ifirvil."I in the first Maims w:iged a brilliant pitCarolina fiice's East farn of the hinnetown farm 1'.31 lifted INfilwaukee over IN, . hits in three different rallies, chers' dual, allowing only seven game tonight. A~11* 9, birmingiftilim 0 The Brewers have literally trust. leading Chicago over Texas. k iesman s first race was against his father, Player, Curl R ip 65' s At Memphis M — Ra g — B rn__ SCMEBOARD . ' — Sanf ord ... Thoroughbreds Getting Ready Sanford Softball Report LL R Records On Line For Wither- In California Run BaS ketball Hotshot Is Ruled Ineligible — - . ______ __ . - - - '. I'; -. .• -- - - . . - - ' -' . ' , , - - . ' ' ., . ' ,,'. * ~ . . - - .' - , ' ' ( - - - - - W. __ .. '. . Ma*or i League ea ers -,' - Little League Champs Seen -'-... -.--- /.J /J, -. Years Later - - , - - - -' - Florida AS SEE IT. ki Dave - FOLLOW THE BRAVES ' State League ' ' ' _____________________________________________________________ Mi wau ee s Cup ' ' Runneth Over SEMINOLE - . ' Miami Takes On Vanderbilt ,-. -- _____ - I -. ou -rn League .' , CLUB - . ,.' •,Ja ' , In NCAA Baseball Playoffs ( ' TURF O•WbJ%% .' . ' - ' I K A R, N S. — ' AGENCY - ,, "'-' -#, - . Atlanta Braves Weekend Baseba l l ______ - . - ig I - �8A— The Sanford Herald Friday, May 24, )97i I- P asf or 's Corner STAY ALIVE r The Sanford HQrald Sanford Laymen 's F r I da y, Ma y 74, 1974-18 Crusade fly REV. F_ A. REUSCHER Ile&emcr Lutheran Church Opens Tonight At Stadium 6 Im Don't Be a Statistic This Weekend mv, Three outstanding Christian After a very dry four months, has said: "There is now Business Men's FeHowThip will A. L. Roberts, president of satlonal Georgia murder case the past few weeks have seen therefore no condemnation to laymen from Atlanta will be speak at the 7 p.m. service Atlanta-based Imperial Group trial in 1952. He now devotes the return of the spring rains in them which are in Christ featured speakers at the tnikht Limited, a national part of his life to speaking Florida. And with the showers Jesus." Are you one of them? Sdnford"Laymen for Christ" conglomerate of companies in throughout the United States Crusade starting tonight at there comes a reminder of a the construction, motel and and several foreign countries. IMOk at the rainbow and let it Sanford Memorial Stadium, land development fields, will precious promise made long be for you a symbol of God's A number of churches in Mellonville and Celery speak at Saturday's 7:30 p.m. Seminole, ago by Our Lord: "I do set my mercy blending with Ills Avenues, under the sponsorship Orange and service. bow in the clouds and it shall be judgment. As It arches from of Sanford businessmen. surrounding counties are for a token of a Covenant betearth to heaven to earth again, supporting the Sanford crusade The three-day crusade is an ween Me and the earth." it tells us of His all-embracing inter-denominational effort to The final crusade service, with prayer partner groups, I Sunday at 2:30 p.m., will The next time you look at the care for us. It unites earth to cou nselors, ushers and choir win souls for Ch Christ and will _• feature Atlanta Circuit Court members. rainbow, remember God's heaven and heaven to earth. also feature special music by a unchangeableness and His "!4 Judge Kermit Bradford, WWII Look at the rainbow and it combined choir from central [zeal businessmen working unity. He has set limits on His U.S.; Army counterspy who actions toward you by the as a symbol of your Savior. He Florida churches, Bob and later was in charge of special on the crusade said church definite promises lie has made is tIlC same yesterday, today, Carol Champion of Live Oak agents attached to General groups from throughout central to you. He cannot deny Himself, and forever." He is the fullest and the New Destiny Singers, a Florida are expected at the Eisenhower in Germany. lie is both just and merciful, lie expression of God's faith- Sanford youth group. series of services at the fulness. lie is the only Advocate Lynwood A. Maddox, Atlanta Bradford's conversion came stadium and seating for apis both holy and gracious. Look at the rainbow and for every man who sins, who by attorney and international about partly as result of his proximately 2,000 persons will oI),\ 1LX remember lIi.s faithfulness. It's virtue of His Cross can plead director of the Full Gospel successful handling of a sen• be available. as if god's eye HICCIS yours at with His Father and our Father the rainbow. As we on earth to remember us in mercy when look up at the rainbow, we anger Him by our trim- (J nourlchcs out trLLst As God sgressioas, lit' is the God in. ENSEMBLE VISITS SANFORD ii ts l ill human flesh, ji. looks at the rainbow, it moves carn;ite, him to ove and mercy. Even in Wholunites God with men and THE AMBASSADORS vocal ensemble frwri of Churches, the nearest thing Presbyterians, dropped out of that either cannot be CWTk.d ClAIRE COX the widest sweep of his most men with God. Toccoa Falls Bible College, Toccoa Falls, Ga., out separately or that can be to a truly ecumenical body in the talks several years ago. The Herald Services stormy judgments, there are With the coining of the spring will present a special program of music and the world. carried out more effectively as Here are the four roads those people wbo m lie rains, be sure to take a good NEW YORK - Hopes were testimony Sunday at 7 p.m. at the Sanford Now, in retirement, Blake true ecumenism now being a joint effort, remembers in mercy, for He look into the rainbow Alliance Church, 1401 S. Park Avenue. The high when the leader of one of is taking a new look at the mapped by Blake: There already have been the nation's major subject of reunion. He outlined program is open to the public. 1. The formation of councils, consortia for such programs as denominations stood In a San Francisco pulpit 14 years ago his views In "Four Roads to conferences or federations of housing, welfare, evangelistic Unit)'," an article he wrote for churches at various levels, meetings, Bible study and apped alr fo unificationof .D.,a magazine Jointly fromlocal to global. He ob. common worship. 'ii the mainstream of American published by his denomination served that "given the shocking 3. Anti-Establishment move• Protestantism. and the United Church of division of the one church,the ment.s - rebel reUious groups, Today that goal is still Christ. least we can do as local house churches and the like. Ministers and delegates from makes mission primary, and eluding denominational leaders and These are "movements of imToday Blake sees a need for separated churches i)S ANGELES -- Tht rcprt:entini the Christian i2Ocongregatlonsof the Florida (unction adjusted accordingly. seeking Union, afl(I the man who pursuing four major styles of denominations is to establish patient ecumenists" unwilling Boards of Directors humanitarian agency in the Synod, Lutheran Church in President Hoyall A. Yount of conceived the idea has unity,which he regards as "not and support seriously such to wait for the -glacier-1ik !!id' 'ecof World Vision International. United Canada, States, America meet for their annual Tampa will preside. of broadened and deepened his alternatives, one better than groupings as have grown up all Australia and New Zealand, convention today through A Youth Convo for sixty-two view of ecumenism. over the world in this century." clesiastical decision/Or apanother." have appealed to all parties Sunday at DuPont Plaza Hotel persons will meet with the proval," Blake said.i "Rather," he said, "all are The Rev. Dr. Fugene Carson Blake advocates that any involved in Cambodia to let the he in Miami. A service of convention under the leaderconfep' Blake was state clerk of the required of us." council, large or small, should ac Khmer people work out their "1 am celebration will open the ship of youth staffer Dwight United Presbyterian Church in lie arrived at his conclusions have widely inclusive mem- prejudiced problems without outside Inlegality. weekend event in which there DuBois of Clearwater. It will be the U.S.A. in 1960 when he set after seeing years of negotia- bership made up of as wide a • But I hayc come to the convicwill be a procession with a learning experience for t.IIelfl forth his dream of one major tions by the Consulation on variety of churches as possible. tion thj church history -- ' Dr. W. Stanley Mooneyham, banners and other symbols of as well as direct involvement in Protestant church body in Church Union fail to achieve a 2. Consortia of various illustrates C)O often that truth thanksgiving, along with a N.- work of the church. president, emphasized that Ithankoffering to be given to "this is not to be interpreted as Theological presentations America. He went from that common organization. As a groupings of churches and their and goodness tu out to have post to become general matter of fact, his own agencies to serve and act been on the side o1"h church eight new mission will be made by Dr. Frank a call for unilateral withdrawal t'on g r e g a I ion s u n d e Seilhamcr, president of SeCIethr)' of the World Council denomination, the United together to provide programs rebel." . by any single power, but rather development. Iiamma a plea for all external forces to Seminary in help the Khmer people find a Springfield, Ohio. The national peaceful solution to what is Among major considerations body will be represented by the (l{W' really an internal problem." covering the life and work of the Rev. Ralph E. Eckard of New llKJ' BuEhLER "So senseless is the slaughter church is one that will lead York, Assistant to the President The Florida Conference of to raise funds For their summer series of Bible study classes for munion at Deltona United of human beings and so absurd either to re-locating the office of the Church. Seventh-day Adventists opens tour. Newspapers may be this term will be conducted. The Methodist Church. A nursery is the ravaging of the land that headquarters in Tampa, or The convention will close its annual eight-day camp brought to the church Saturday study on the Old Testament. available for 8:30 and 11 a.m. t!' nations involved and inenlarging the present facility Sunday morning with the '. meeting tonight on the campus S.lO a.m. A rummage sale is Studies will begin again in services. Sunday School for all should immediately located located on Cypress St. in service of hiob' Communion in of Forest Lake Academy, SR planned by the choir for June 8. September. ages begin at 9:45 a.m. Tampa. A revision of the St. Peter Lutheran Church. Get Training exert ever' d}lOtfl.tiC c!fort to "Everyday People", a youthThere will be a bazaar 416, in Forest City with 6,000 The United Methodist Youth constitution is also scheduled to Florida membership of 45,262 stop it in the niune of Gd11?d Adventists expected to attend. lul singing group from Azalea workshop by the Women's meet at 6 prim. Th e Young George E. Blankenbuehler, humanity," said Mooneyham. conform wi th a recent showed a gain of nearly 1,800 in Members attending will Slay in park United Methodist Church Church Association June 3, Mothers Study Group meets fund-raising counselor for the restructuring plan which 1973. tents, campers, trailers and of Orlando, will present a from 10 am. until noon. They Tuesdays at 10 a.m. in Room 2: Lutheran Layman's Movement contetiilx)rary concert dormitories, ndav will meet every other Monday with nursery care provided for for stewardship of the I.itheran '.1 Henry J. Carubba of Forest at 7:30 p.m. at the Casselberry until the bazaar, in Room 5. The Wednesday Church of American, is leading, City, new conference president church. evening Study Group meet at trainini and assisting the The Chanel Choir of Corn- Holy Cross will be presiding for the first 7:30 p.m., studying Langdon fundraising committee of time. Glen Cuvenaugh, of mnunmty Methodist will present Garrisoh's "In Quest of the Messiah Lutheran Church of Forest City, will be among the the John W. Peterson cantata. Episcopal Spirit." Casselberrv in a church ministers ordained at tonight's "Jesus Is Coining" Sunday at building program. lie is a white Baptist minister in Mciii- opening session, By MARIAN FOX William MacGowan, organist Longwood the 11 am. service at Sanlando member of St. Paul's Lutheran ph is. Associated Press Writer Speaker Saturday at the 8:15 United Methodist and at the and choirmniistr of BethesdaChurch of Sarasota. The 2,200. On Sunday mornings in MemMany Southern churches pro- and 11 am. and 7:30 p.m 7:30 p.m. service at Holden by-the-Sea Church, Palm Nazarene imiember layman's movemeat phis, a 66-year-old white realtor less "open visitation" for services will be Nenl C. Wilson heights United Methodist n Beach, will present a recital under%rites a major part of the Longwood Church of the stewar t)rkmndo. .1 drives his mother-in-law to her blacks. •hine 2 at 7:30 p.m. on the ds hip education in l.CA's of Washington, D.C., Blac ks who visit McImurin church. Then, he picks up a pipt, organ at Holy Nazarene will enjoy The 6,2011 conL:regatmons the North president of The church's mmiini.steis, Rev white-haired black grand- Heights Methodist Church in Ken ('ross Episcopal Church. There l'einple Quartet at the 9:45 am. \iiiericaii Division of Se venth- Willmarii Pickett and u. mother and they drive to their Pearl. Miss., are met with a Miller will be attending the is no charge for the event which Sunday service. New officers Adventist Church. will be installed at the evening church. He is the only white "warm and receptive" welH.M.S. Richards of the annual conference of I"loi a IS OWfl to the public, service, with special music by come, said the Rev. Clifton member, "Voice of Prophecy" radio United Methodist churches imi Ithonda, hope. Joy and Velda. ither woman knows about Whitlock, pastor. The church " 'Neither program, who will be featured Lakeland Monday through other," he said, asking not has no black members. at the 7lO p.m. service Sunday, Friday. Rev. Miller will be Congregational In Mobile, Ala., members of to be identified.-NI), mother-inand George Vandeman of "It Is ordained Tuesday night as an law doesn't know my church Is Bay View heights Baptist Written" television program, elder. Christian black. M' cousins don't know it Church have "never made an who will participate in the either and none of my friends issue of Integration," said the The Congregational Christian ('losing service, are among the Church of God do. My wife knows. She doesn't Rev. Samuel Phillips. "We Church, 2401 S. Park Avenue, outstanding speakers understand, but she loves me don't go out and put on a camSanford, will have a special .Jiite Kt'roiit Bradf'rI 1 paign of welcome, but they are and tries to accept it.'' service honoring the senior 'the week's events will in- Atlanta, Ga., will be speakini elcomne." Four years ago, the Method. \.,, ititens of the church and iiude devotional, departmental Sunday at the Sanforcl Church 1st church he attends had more conimunit) at II a.m. Sunday and evangelistic meetings as of God at the 11 a.m. worship than 700 members, all white, . \ tribute to the senior citizens well as special sessions for service. A. I.. Roberts, also The pews were full and the colill be given by E. I.. Weber children. Atlanta, will speak at the 6 p.m. lection plates were heavy. But .nd special music will be service. Special music will be the racial complexion of the provid ed by the Chance; Choir. provided b Bob and Carol St. Augustine $ north Memnphis neighborhood Members of the Sanford 'hi;imnpion, was changing, and the congre. Se nior Citizens Club. plus all Wll.I.IAM MM'GOWAN Rev. Ernest Prelscti of St. gatlon voted 700.14 to move to oilier senior citizens present, United Church aul's Lutheran ('hurch, Paul's the white suburbs, leaving the will be hor ed at a rccptiomi, \ reception in pa rish ball ill 17f Urlando, will speak at a old church to blacks, sponsored ponsored by the Friendship -J honor MacGiiwan Following u fellowship congregational of Christ "l'he last Sunday there was at Circle after the service. j27 'iimicerl dinner Sunday at 6:30 p.m. at big crowd, like Easter," the Pastor Fred Neal's sermon MicGowmn has studied here St Augustine Catholic Church, ' realtor said. "ven E a pipe ortopic will be ''Babe Ruth Struck and in Europe and has been on 11:1 .TUN A — 1he Suiid -('asst'lberry. gan. One woman was crying. 1 , tit ( h er 101k) 'l'inmies 10:30a.. service at the United nationwide radio and television. told her she didn't have to d ('hurcli of Christ, will be one in I It' is ean-elect of Palimi Beach new black pastor leave. The Community tInch j the Sanford Asst'nibly of ('otinty Chapter, Aimierican Redeemer Lutheran (I and 14 black members came in ---Rainbow Girls will participate. Guild id Organists arid menmtx'r ______ and It was quiet as death. Then Methodist Uedeeiiier Lutheran Teens 'I'hit' leaching %% ill be: ''The Of time "usir conunission of the new pastor spent 15 minutes utheat El"rid.i mll have a harbetut' Sundas at li;ti rihow S1 1 nj', ft making a beautiful talk, asking t i.iii. On the church patio. 'I lie Friendship Class ill Revelations 10:1-i by Rev. John the whites to stay." REV I . E. Mt'K I NI .EV D e Itona Methodist Special ('ttniijijumiitv United Meth(Klist guests will be newl H. ik Sousa. Sunday School for NOW IN PROGRESS Sonic whites did stay, for Church of ('asselberry is confirimied David Stamin, anti all ages are 11(1(1 it (lie same 1kv. Clarence B. (otild and :rchie and Eva lves. awhile, but eventually all but N IG HTL V AT 7:30 spon.soring a spaghetti supper tutu' and :i nurser' is vailaI1e. Deland realtor were gone, ''not beU, l anil auction in fellowship hall at i Beginning June and con2 The Wi'm's Fellowship Rev. Walter Rutland. Di s t ric t S uperin t e ndent will linuting through the swnmtr. cause there weren't people to t; ':u pits. Saturday it oils time lourih Wcdnt'sdav Missionary Revival Crusade hart' the pulpit 1t' th's Smut- Sumsda st'rvR 's ill in' at 8, ii serve, but bc.USC there 'hutch Vituth ( 'hour int'in. t'a'hi in 'rith at 12:30 11.111 'lilis I% I la ervI,'t' if huh ('mls weren't white people there,'' lie nd lo lii a iii I'rs are t'ollectitt iii't papt'rs Stimmii;i ,,t iii , liii' last of thi' said. WITH THE BLAIRS FROM JAMAICA, W.I. Speaker at 8:311 and II a in White churches throughout the South have faced similar 'erviccs Sunday at First United AND MISSIONARY EVANG. J. MAHON 'tlethodist ('Iuurrh. 419 S. Park E decisions. In most instances, when a Ate.,Sanford, tiII be Rev, J. L )MMLNIT% Salvation, Healing, Holy Ghost Revival Mt'Kinit', %tht pastured the neighborhood has gone from Inspirational Singinq. Holy Ghost Preachinq Mr. and Mrs. turn It 1945-511 MuKinklc'y flail. white to black, the church has James lA'e MI\1 undergone the same color the church annes, "a s lioult SlO F 14th Street htrimig Ins pastorate. Change. e)l of 25th St. Rev. MrKinle) served a Hut while white Southern Ld6to-1diMg O)l churches are Fleeing changing G.iin'svillt' M'thodist I)mstrn t FURNITURE %e;,rs for si\ and Hwy. 17-92 nemghtxurhood.s and ''skirting ,Stil'rifltiIiiIt'uit SALES puo* in m etircnit'nt lives the issue of racial integration, .mid now San ford there is also a kind of new l'almska and st'rve's as supph Y. 17•92 CASSELBERRY openness toward blacks, said minister for churches in the fl j fy E I U des P rotesta Drive DefensiveIy t State I tios 1-1c id (()fl ieI)fl LI and Wr1d VIsIon AppeaI Fpr'Ca r'fl bod i a n Peace cotht I ShatterYour Family's Future Adventis ts M eet At Forest City IS Fund ra isérs, Drive Li*keYou Care forThose Close toYou I I Integration Mood Changes In South And have a safe HAPPY MEMORIAL DAY Weekend "The Sign of Quality In Auto Parts" INSURANCE FAIRWAY PLAZA DRUGS SERVICE 4NAPAO INSURANCE AGENCY INC. Speedy Prescription Service Sick Room Supplies Sanford Auto Parts Inc. DNTEITH, INC. 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Park Ph. 322-9860 222 Magnolia - Downtown Sanford BLAIR AGENCY MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND & Machine Shop McK n ey To Speak '- ' ' S" - 201 S. PARK AVE. SANFORD JOHN W. HAMILTON Allstate Insurance Ph. 322.7061 2701.8 S. Orlando Dr. Sanford, Fla. AUTO GLASS SEAT COVER Co. & PH. 323.7710 - 323.3866 AUTO INSURANCE r 104 W.2rSt, Sanford L nceied. Rejected -Declined SR FILED KIDDYIS Standard Service Station Welcome Senior Citizens and Young Drivers OR , ' 100 N. French Ave. Ph. 322.9878 322-8032 - L the Rev. Johmi Tranthant, a 15 F MORE �SA—The Sanford Herald Friday, May 24, 1974 Pastor's Sanford I Corner STAY ALIVE BY REV. F. A. REUSCHER Redeemer Lutheran Church Opens Three outstanding Christian After a very dry four months, has said: "There is now Business the past few weeks have seen therefore no condemnation to laymen from Atlanta will be speak at the return of the spring rains in them which are in Christ featuredspeakers at the tonight. Florida. And with the showers Jesus." Are you one of them? Sanford "Laymen for Christ" Crusade starting tonight at there comes a reminder of a Look at the rainbow and let Memorial Stadium, precious promise made long be for you a symbol of God's Sanford Mellonville and Celery ago by Our Lord: "I do set my mercy blending with His Avenues, under the sponsorship bow in the clouds and it shall be judgment. As it arches from of Sanford businessmen. for a token of a covenant bet. earth to heaven to earth again, The three-day crusade Is an ween Me and the earth." It tells us of His all-embracing inter-denominational effort to The next time you look at the care for us. It unites earth to win souls for Christ and will rainbow, remember God's heaven and heaven to earth. also feature special music by a unchangeableness and Ills 11)0k at the rairsbow and see it combined choir from central unity. He has set limits on his actlon.s toward you by the as a symbol of your Savior. He Florida churches, Bob and definite promises He has made is "the same yesterday, today, Carol Champion of Lre Oak to you. lie cannot deny himself, and forever." lie is the fullest and the New Destiny Singers, a Ile ts both just and merciful. He expression of God's faith. Sanford youth group. fulness. He is the only Advocate Lynwood A. Maddox, Atlanta is both holy and gracious. Look at the rainbow and for every man who sins, who by attorney and international IXNWI remember His faithfulness. It's virtue of His Cross can plead director of the Full Gospel as IF god's eye meets yours at with His Father and our Father the rainbow. As we on earth to remember us in mercy when look up at the rainbow, it we anger h im by our trannourishes out trust. As God sgresston.s, lie is the God in. U ty E I carriate, God hUThIII flc>L, at the raillbo%4, it lo Him to love and mercy. Even in Who unites God with men and (1 Church By CLAIRE COX the widest sweep of his most men with God. to a truly The Herald Services stormy judgments, there are With the coming of the spring the world. those people whom He rains, be sure to take a good NEW YORK - Hopes were Now, remembers in mercy, for lie look into the rainbow! high when the leader of one of is taking the nation's major denominations stood in a San subject of his views Francisco pulpit 14 years ago Unity," an and appealed for unification of A. D., a the mainstream of American published Protestantism. and the Today that goal is still Christ. Ministers and delegates from makes mission primary, and eluding denominational leaders Today B 120 congregation.s of the Florida function adjusted accordingly, seeking union, and the man who rsuini I Synod, Lutheran Church in President itoyall A. Yount of conceived the idea has unity,whic broadened and deepened his alternative America meet for their annual Tampa will preside. convention today through A Youth Convo for sixty-two view of ecumenism. another." Sunday at DuPont Plaza hotel persons will meet with the "Rather, The Rev. Dr. Eugene Carson in Miami. A service of convention under the leaderBlake was state clerk of the required o celebration will open the ship of youth staffer Dwight He arriv weekend event in which there 1)uflois of Clearwater. It will be United Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. in 1060 when he set after seem will be a procession with a learning experience for them banners and other symbols of as well as direct involvement in forth his dream of one major tions by Protestant church body in Church Un thanksgiving, along with a the work of the church. America. He went from that conuriun thankoffering to be given to Theological presentations eight new mission will be made by Dr. Frank 11. post to become general matter o congregations under Sellhamer, president of secretary of the World Council denominal development. hiamma Seminary in Springfield, Ohio. The national Among major considerations body will be represented by the t covering the life and work of the Rev. Ralph E. Eckard of New church Is one that will lead York, Assistant to the President The Florida Conference of te_ either to re-locating the office of the Church. Seventh-day Adventists opens The convention will close headquarters in Tampa, or its annual eight-day camp 1 enlarging the present facility Sunday morning with the meeting tonight on the campus located on Cypress St. In service of Holy Communion in of Forest Lake Academy, SR--1 Tampa. A revision of the St. Peter Lutheran Church. Florida membership of 45,262436, In Forest City with 6.04- —i--constitution is also scheduled to Adventists expected to aUi' conform with a recent showed a gain of nearly 1,800 in \1emnattend 1It restructuring plan which 1973. tents,, campers,, dormitories. Henry J. City. IllbejiU - Don ' t Be a Statistic This Wk eeend in n l'* State L Hold Convention Shatter Your Family's Future Adventis Drive LikeYou Care forThose Close toYou Integration Mood Changes In South And have a safe HAPPY MEMORIAL DAY "The Sign of Quality In Auto Parts" INSURANCE' SERVICE 4NAPAO LEY)NTEITH, INC. Speedy Prescription Servce Sick Room Supplies Hearing Aids--Sales & Service Sanford Auto Parts Inc. PHONE 322.5651 [500W. First St. Ph. 322.0375 115W.)stSt. FAIRWAY PLAZA DRUGS Sanfbrd POWELL'S INSURANCE AGENCY INC. Insurance Of All Kinds V re • Casualty • Automobile OPEN MEMORIAL DAY Cancer Coverage A Specialty 9a.m. 'til 1 P.M. Ph. 322-0642 27' S Orlando or. (Hwy. I7-) Samford 211W, First St. Weekend - CONTINENTAL I CENTRAL FLORIDA to the Notion Sanford, Flu. Ph. 322.4451 3224151 TAFFER INSURANCE AGENCY INC. I 1 E. 25th St. Sanford Phone 322-6690 r I INSURE WITH CONFIDENCE HAPPY MEMORIAL DAY Bill Baker The McKibbin Agency 114 N. Park Ave. - •-., 4 .... - 4 . - Ph. 322.0331 -r-- .- : S - - - . . - .4 ,_ •._.& -. - -I SEMINOLE PAINT AND BODY SHOP Volkswagen, Inc. $ white Baptist By MUM FOX phiL Associated Preu Writer Many Soji On Sundisy mornings In Mern, phis, a 66-year-old white realtor - teas "cpU drives his mother-in-law to her blacks. church. Then, he picks up a BI white-haired black i:rnndmother and they drii' t tL c church. He is the oth1 member. "Neitherwon the other," to -be Food Service -. - - -'-•-. - .: -. . -. ,.' I .•' - "We Specialize in Insurance CIarrs and 1-4'avv Pr'par' —' 1 I 323-516*3 2540 S. Myrtle Ave. - STAY ALERT! Replace Broken Glass 1 [: BLAM ( T -. u �- - $A—The Sanford Herald - Friday, May 24, 1974 Pastor's Corner I . STAY ALIVE - Sanford Laymen V I e fe n s ively D Crusade 's - Op ens By REV. E. A. REUSCRER Redeemer Lutheran Church Don't Be a Statistic This Wee kend Drive Friday, May24, 1974-113 Three outstanding Christian After a very dry four months, has said: "There is now the past few weeks have seen therefore no condemnation to Laymen from Atlanta will be the return of the spring rains in them which are in Christ featured speakers at the Florida. And with the showers Jesus." Are you one of them? Sanford "Laymen for Christ" there comes a reminder of Ii Look at the rainbow and let it Crusade starting tonight at Sanford Memorial Stadium, precious promise made long be for you a symbol of God's Mellonville and Celery ago by Our Lord: "1 do set my mercy blending with His bow in the clouds and it shall be judgment. As it arches from Avenues, under the sponsorship for a token of a covenant be.of Sanford businessmen. earth to heaven to earth agdtn, ween Me and the earth." The three-.day crusade is an it tells us of Ills all.embracing inter-denominational effort to The next (line you look at care for us. It unites earth to win souls for Christ and will rainbow, remember (jod's heaven and heaven to earth. also feature special music by a unchangeableness and His 11)0k at the rainbow and see it combined choir from central unity. He has set limits on His actions toward you by the as symbol of your Savior. He Florida churches, Bob and definite promises lie has made is "the same yesterday, today, Carol Champion of Live Oak to you. lie cannot deny himself, and forever." He Is the fullest and the New Destiny Singers, a lie is both just and merciful. He expression of God's faith. Sanford youth group. fulness. He is the only Advocate Lynwood A. Maddox, Atlanta is both holy and gracious. l.00k at the rainbow and for every man who sins, who by attorney and international remember Ilk faithfulness. It's virtue of His Cross can plead director of the Full Gospel th His Father and our Father as if god's eye meets yours at the rainbow. As we on earth to remember us in mercy when we it anger Him by our tran- Un look up at the rainbow, sgres.sioni. Lit' is the God m nourishes \ * ty l iarnate, (ti in human flesh, look.s at the rainbow, hun to love and mercy. Even in Who unites God with men and the widest sweep of His most men with God. stormy judgments, there are With the coming of the spring those people whom lie rains, be sure to take a good remembers in mercy, For lie look into the rainbow Stadium Tonight At Business Men's FelIowThip w* ill A. L. Roberts, president of saUonal Georgia murder case speak at the 7 p.m. service Atlanta-based imperial Group trial in 1952. He now devotes tonight, Limited, a national part of his life to speaking conglomerate of companies In throughout the United States the construction, motel and and several foreign countries. land development fields, will A number of churches in ____________________ 'peak at Saturday's 7:30 p.m. Seminole, Orange and ______________________________ scr-ice. surrounding counties are __________ __________ supporting the Sanford crusade _________ The final crusade service, ________ _— Sunday at 2:30 p.m., will with prayer partner groups, counselors, ushers and choir feature Atlanta Circuit Court ______ members. .Judge Kermit Bradford, WWII _______ ________ U.S.: Army counterspy Alto Local businessmen working • later was in charge of special 011 the crusade said church :gents attached to General groups from throughout central V. U Florida are expected at the Eisenhower in Germany. series of services at the Bradford's conversion came stadium and seating for ap— d)-tit partly as result of his proximately 2,000 persons will 1*M%0)[)/t . blAl)I)OX )UcCeS5(U1 handling of a sen- be available. _______ Eludes Protestants THE AMBASSADORS voc'dI ensemble from of Churches, the nearest thing Presbyterians, dropped out of that either cannot be CIUTIed Toccoa Falls Bible College, Toccoa Falls, Ga., out separately or that can be to a truly ecumenical body in the talks several years ago. will present a special pi'ogram of music and the world. Here are the four roads to carried out more effectively as NEW YORK - Hopes were testimony Sunday at 7 p.m. at the Sanford Now, in retirement, Blake true ecumenism now being a joint effort, high when the leader of one of is taking a new look at the mapped by Blake: There already have been Alliance Church, 1401,'S. Park Avenue. The the nation's major subject of reunion, lie outlined program is open to ':ne public. 1. The formation of councils, consortia for such programs as denominations stood in a San his views in "Four Roads to conferences or federations of housing, welfare, evangelistic Francisco pulpit 14 years ago Unity," an article he wrote for churches at various levels, meetings, Bible study and and appealed for unification of AD., a magazine Jointly from local to global, lie oh- common worship. , Anti-Establishment movethe mainstream of American published by his denomination served that "given the shocking Protestantism and the United Church of division of the one church, the ments — rebelreligious groups, Today that goal is still Christ. least we can do as local house churches and the like. Ministers and delegates from makes mission primary, and eluding denominational leaders Today Blake sees a need for separated churches and These are "movements of imI.US ANGI-:l.ES rprc.-ert in,: the Christian 120 congregations of the Florida function adjusted accordingly, seeking union, and the man who purswng fou' major styles of (IenC)illiflatiOnS is to establish patientecumenists unwilling Synod, Lutheran Church in President Royall A. Yount of conceived the idea has unity, which he regards as "not and support seriously such to wait for the "glacier-like,' combined Boards of Directors humanitarian agency in the America meet for their annual Tampa will preside. States, Canada, broadened and deepened his alternatives, one better than grouphigs as have grown up all slowness of official ec. of World Vision International, United convention today through Australia and New 7.aland, A Youth Convo for sixty-two view of ecumenism. over the world in this century." clesiastical decision or apanother." r. have appealed to all parties Sunday at I)uPont Plaza hotel persons will meet with the proval," Blake said. "Rather," he said, "all are The Rev. Dr. Eugene Carson Blake advocates that any in Miami. A service of convention under the leader-1 involved in Cambodia to let the he "I confe," Blake was state clerk of the required of us." council, large or small, should acknutedged,,' ,1 Khmer people work out their am 'l celebration will open the ship of youth staffer Dwight United Presbyterian Church in lie arrived at his conclusions have widely inclusive mem- pre1icedinfvoroflegality. problems without outside inweekend event in which there DuBois of Clearwater. It will be the U.S.A. in 1960 when he set after seeing years of negotia- bership made up of as wide a , But I jç come to the convicterference. will be a procession with a learning experience for them forth his dream of one major Lions by the Consulation n variety of churches as possible. (ion th banners and other symbols of as well us direct involvement in church history Dr. W. Stanley Mooneyharn, -ji Protestant church body in Church Union fail to achieve a 2. Consortia of various illustrates tio often that truth thanksgiving, along with a the work of the church. president, emphasized that . Theological presentations America. lie went from that common organization. As a groupings of churches and their and goodness turn out to have thankoffering to be given to ' , "thisis not tobe interpreted as eight mission will be made by Dr. Frank It post to become general matter of fact, his own agencies to serve and act been on the side of the church -, new a call for unilateral withdrawal congregations under St'ilhamner, president of secretary of the World Council denomination, the United together to provide programs rebel." by any single power, but rather development. 1111111111a Seminary plea for all external forces to in Springfield, Ohio. The national help the Khmer people find a Among major considerations body will be represented by the peaceful solution to what is At F City GE-ORGE covering the life and work of the Rev. Ralph E. Eckard of New really an Internal problem." 13l.ANKEN BIJEHI.EH church is one that will lead York. Assistant to the President "So senseless is the slaughter The Florida Conference of to raise funds for their summer series of Bible study classes for munion at Deltona United either to re-locating the office of the Church. of human beings and so absurd be conducted. The Methodist Church. A nursery is Seventh-day Adventists opens tour. Newspapers may be this headquarters in Tampa, or The convention will close is the ravaging of the land that its annual eight-day camp brought to the church Saturday study on the Old Testament. available For 8:30 and 11 a.m. Fundraisers enlarging the present facility Sunday morning with the Al natir'ns involved and inmeeting tonight on the campus 8-10 a.m. A rummage sale is Studies will begin again in services. Sunday School for all ' located on Cypress St. in service of Holy Communion in tere.sted 'hould immediately ages begin at 9:45 of Forest Lake Academy, Sit planned by the choir for June 8. Septernber. Tampa. A revision of the St. Peter Lutheran Church. Training "Everyday People", a youthThere will be a bazaar 436 in Forest City with 6,000 The United Methodist Youth cc'istitution is also scheduled to stop it in the mitme of God Licit] Florida membership of 45,22 Adventists expected to attend. ful singing group from A za lea workshop by the Women's meet at 6 p.m. The Young George E. Blankenbuehler, hu ma nity," said Moonevha mii with a recent showed a gain of nearly 1,800 in Members attending will stay in Park United Methodist Church Church Association June 3, Mothers Study Group meets fund-raising counselor for the _ restructuring plan which 1g73. tents. campers, trailers and of Orlando, will present a from 10 a.m. until noon. They Tuesda ys at 10a.m. in Room 2; Lutheran La yman's Movement contem po rary concert Sunday will meet every other Monday with nursery care provided for for stewardship of the Lu therar. T or CRISIS dormitories, ar. p.m. at za the Casselberry until the ba henry .1. Carubba of Forest at 7:30 in Room 5. The Wednesday Church of American, is leading, "Laymen For ('Ity. new conference president church. evening Study Group meet at training an(1 assisting the st" Crusade Sa The Chanel Choir of Coin. Holy Cross will be presiding for the first 7:30 p.m., studying Langdon fundraising committee of OMUNICIPAL r SANF time. Glen Cavenaugh, of mnunhty Methodist will present Garrisoh's "In Quest of the Messiah Lutheran Church of ADIUM Forest City, will be among the the John W. Peterson cantata, Episcopal Spirit." ('asselberr' in a church World VisionAppea l,s Hold Con For Cambodian Peace . - - Shatter YOur Fa mily's Iutu re 1NUORD By CLAIRE COX The Herald Services State I 7 ENSEMBLE VlSjJ A - . dventis ts M eet Get D rive Li*keYou Care forThose Close toYou Integration Mood Changes In South And have a safe HAPPY MEMORIAL DAY "The Sign of Quality In Auto Parts" INSURANCE SERVICE NAPAI 1EV. DNTEITH, INC. Ph. 322.0375 J 115W.lstSt. FAIRWAY PLAZA DRUGS POWELL'S INSURANCE AGENCY INC. Insurance Of All Kinds r' • Casualty • Autornoble OPEN MEMORIAL DAY Cancer Coverage A Specialty 9a.m. 'till P,M. Ph. 322.0642 PHONE 322-5651 500W. First St. We Want YOU Speedy Prescription Service Sick Room Supplies Hearing Aids—Sales & Service Sanford Auto Parts Inc. Sanfbrd Weekend 24.25 & 2 ministers ordained at tonight's "Jesus Is Coining" Sunday at boikling program. lie is . 7: 00 p.m. white Baptist minister in Mern- opening session, By MARIAN FOX William MacGowan, organist the 11a.m. service at Sanlando Longwood member of St. Paul's Lutheran Sa t. 7 :30 pm phis. Associated Press Writer cturcti of Sarasota. The 2.)OSpeaker Saturday at the 8:15 United Meth od ist and at the and choirmaster of Bethesday Afternoon On Sunday mornings in MeniMany Southern churches pro- and 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. service at Ilolden by-the-Sea Church, Palm Nazarene miiemnber layman's movement :30 p.m. phis, a 66-year-old white realtor less "open visitation" for rvices will be Neal C. Wilson hieighls United Methodist in Reach, will present a recital underwrites a major part of the se n to iveryone Longwood Church of the drives his mother-in-law to her blacks. Orlando. -June 2 at 7:30 p.m. on the tetr dship education in lA'A's of Washington, D.C.. vice enjoy The Blacks who visit Mc La urin church. Then, he pic ks up a president of the North The church's ministers, Rev. Casavant piix- organ at holy Nazarene willat the 9:45 a.m. ;.200 congregations white-haired black grand. heights Methodist Church in Cross; Episcopal Church. There Temple Quartet A meri can Division of Seventh. William Pickett and Rev. Ken Sunday service. New officers Mother and they drive to their Pearl. Miss,, are met with a Miller will be attending the is no charge for the event which Adve ntist Church. will be installed at the evening receptive" welnd Church. lie is the only white "warm a H.M.S. Richards of the annual conference of Florida is open t o the public, service, with special music' by come, said the Rev. Clifton "Voi member, ce of Prophecy" radio United Method ist churches in Rhonda, ho pe , Jo yand Velda "Neither woman knows about Whitlock, pastor. The church program, who will be featured Lakeland Monday through at the other," he said, asking not has no black members. at the 7:30 p.m. service Sunday, Friday. Rev. Miller will ' Congregational In Mobile, Ala,, to be identified."My mother-in. members of and George Vandeman of "It Is ordained Tuesday night its an Calvary Baptist Assembly Bay View Heights Baptist law doesn't know my church is Written" television program, elder. Christian an cousins don't know it Church have "never made black. M' who will participate in the I Temporarily Meeting At either and none of my friends issue of integration," said the ilic Congregational Christian closing service, are among the Church of God Palm Plama, 2597 Sanford Ave., Sanford do. My wife knows. She doesn't Rev. Samuel Phillips. "We (utstan(Jing speakers Church, 2401 S. Park Avenue. understand, but she loves me don't go out and put on a camSanford, will have a special tilti!'l .ludge Kt'rmint Ur;,if paign of welcome, but they are and tries to accept it.'' 'rvice honoring the senior The week's events will in- Atlanta. Ga., will be spt'akim Four years ago. tht Method. welcome." titizens of the ch urch and \. dude devotional, departmental Sunday :it the Sanford Church 9:45 a.n' Bible Story All Ages 1st church he attends had more :umunity at 11 a.m. Sunday. amul evangelistic meetings as of God at (lit' 11 a.m. worship Proc la iming God's Word than 700 members, all white \ tribute to the senior citizens 10:4Sa.m well as special sessions for service. A. I.. Roberts, also of and Singing His Praises . '1 be pews were full and the col ' ill be given by E. I.. Weber children. Atlanta, will speak at the 6 Pill. - . 6:30 p.m Bib Study Teens. Adult Ladies & Men lection plates were heavy. But .tivi special music will be service. Special music will It' Shar:nq and Proclaimini God's Word the racial complexion of (lit' provided by the Chancel Choir . rovi ded liv Bob and Carol p m Sharing - 33 St. Augustine Wednesday Prayinq t I north Memphis neighborhood Members of the Sanford Champion. was changing, and the congre. Senior Citizens Club. pl us all ll.LIAM MAt'GoWA\ A SPECIAL BLESSING Rev. Ernest Pret.sch of St gation voted 700-14 to move to other senior citizens present, United Church utheran Church Paul's the white suburbs, leaving the will be honored at a reception. A reception in parish tili will "The Representatives" From Urlando, will speak at a old church to blacks. Weirsdale. Fla. Will Sing In honor MaiGowan following the sponsored by the Friendship fellowship congregational of Christ The Morning Service. "The last Sunday there was a Circle after the service. co ncert jT._ dinner Sunday' at 6:30 p.m. at big crowd, like Easter," the Pastor Fred Neal's sermon 1at''win has studied here Come and See What God Is DoingUl St. Augustine Catholic Church. realtor said. ''Even a pipe ortopic will be ''Babe Ruth Struck Sunday and in Europe and has been on Ph. 671.0618 Pastor. Don Shockey ('asst'lberry. gun. One woman was crying. I itut (her lti iimnes.'' 10:30 a.m. service at the United nationwide radio and television. told her she didn't have to (.'Imurch of Christ, will Lx' one in lit' is dean-elect of Palmim Beach leave. The new black pastor Community 7, w hR'h the Sanford Msembly of ('ounly Chapter, American Redeemer Lutheran 41 and 14 black members came in R a intm)w G irls will participate. Guild of ()rganisls and niemnLx'r and it was quiet as death. Then Methodist Ti'ii"11 Redeemer Lutheran mc teaching will be: "The of the "atisu' t'ohiinhlssion of RU SA DE . the new pa stor spent 15 minut' Siui't''a I I' loriWi I ''c' ' will have a barbecue SurnLi it tow ia in In', ii Sit: ii'' making a beautiful talk. askim.. ' p iii. on the churcti patio mentiship Class of Itt'velations 10:1-7 liv 11ev. John the whites to stay." Deltona Methodist REV J. 1':.M(KINILV United Methoist s'ciaI guests will be newl ('t'piiiiiinitv NOW IN PROGRESS R. h' SOUSI. Sunday School fir Some whites did stay, for infirmed L)avid Stamm, and ('tiurch of ('asselberry iS all ages are held at the saint lli'v. (larenu' B. Gould and Archie and Eva Ives. awhile, but eventually all but NIGHTLY AT 7:30 a spaghetti supper IIOI tune and a nurser' is avaiiaUt'. Rev. Walter Rutland, l)t'Liind t1, realtor were gone, "not berul auction in fellowship hall at Beginning June 2 and con'ltit' Women's Fellowship District Superintendent ill tinuting through the sunimner , cause there weren't people to p in Saturda'' int't'l'-. the fourth %cdnt'sdav Missionary Revival Crusade 12:30 p.mii ito_s Inini the 1iil1it for this serve. but because there Sunda scrviu' w i1 twat 8-311 Ch urch \''uth ('hi'mr 111(110 '4ich iiiunth at eak erii t's of 1101% white people there,'' he were .did ; kr'. are (',lk'tImn: newspapt'N Siinda' at 711111 '1114,last it th ID Ui 1 sa id. IiuII JIll. Ul.flIF%i) FR OM J AMAI CA , 11.1, Speaker at 8:341 and II a.iii White ch ur ches throughout the South have faced sim ilar se rvices Sunday at First United AND MISSIONARY EVANG. J. MAHON E Meth od ist Church. 419 S. Park tIecisio'is. In most instances, when a Ave.,Sanford, will be Rev. J. F. Saivaion, Healing, Holy Ghost Revival neighborhood has gone from ThKinIt'), who jistortl the Inspirational Singing, holy Ghost Preaching white to black, the church has t hurt-h I 945.5:;. M K mkIt'y Hall.I, undergone the same color ti_s church anrie, was built F 'luring his pastorate. change. IwwCorner of 25th St. Rev. Mt'Kmle' served as But while white Sout he rn nt'svillt' Methodist I )istru- t FURNITURE ':hurches are Fleeing changing Gainesville Hwy. 17-92 for si \ ."oii*'r ink'ndent neIghitsrho(Mts and 'skirting SALES mid now lives in retirement in -i _`1111 the Issue of racial integration, Sanford there is also a kind of new I 'alaha and serve:. as supph Y . 17•92 CASSELBERRY openness" toward blacks, said minister for 'hurtht's in the the t(ev. jonn i ranmain, a " " 2676 S Orlando or (Hwy. I1) Sanford 211W. First St. CONTINENTAL CENTRAL FLORIDA Food Service to the Nation Sanford, Fla. Ph. 322.4451 322-151 I' , . I - - . TAFFER INSURANCE AGENCY INC. 110 E. 25th St. Sanford HAPPY MEMORIAL DAY , INSURE WITH CONFIDENCE SEMINOLE PAINT 136111 Baker The McKibbin Agency Volkswagen, Inc. AND BODY SHOP 2 Locations To Serve You! MIXON AUTO PARTS Ph. 323-6404 'We Specialize in Insurance Claims 3157 Hwy. 17.92 Sanford and Heavy Repairs ' -- 3235163 114 N. Park Ave. .. .4, ' so.,. Ph. 322.0808 Ph. 322.0331 •L.. .• & Machine Shop 2540 S. Myrtle Ave. •. 222 Magnolia Downtown Sanford -..--. C - Phone 322-6690 , ! 4,,I ---- Mixon Auto Parts L -. , -- t K Mc in ley I STAY ALERT MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND HARRY'S BAR & PACKAOE STORE 115 5, Park f Ph. 322-9860 You'll be in good hands with ALLSTATE V Replace Broken Glass BLAIR AGENCY 201 S. PARK AVE. SANFORD JOHN W. HAMILTON Allstate Insurance AUTO GLASS SEAT COVER CO. & TO PH. 323.7710 - 323.3866 AUTO INSURANCE Ph. 322.706 27011-8 S. Orlando Dr. Sanford, Ha. 304 W. 2nd St. Sanford F K IDDY' S Standard Service Station Welcome Senior Citizens and Young Drivers OR MORE '100 N. French Ave. Ph. 322-9878 322-8032 I -- [anceled. Rejected. Declined 1 L SR22'SFILED J Sp L IS �;._. 2 B—The Sanford Herald Friday, May 24, 1974 fly 1 Win At Bud e ______ ______ CAR 4 _ LL Ô - GHT3 from the Carroll 4 K72 Righter Institute 4 9654 4 Q J 93 9 • Q 1074 QJ 103 UTh(D) 10654 'I. - SATURDAY, MAY 25, NDAY, MAY 26, 1974 1974 EAST 48 V QJ 87 + J962 4 I 872 ~: -,-, _7 - W . - Nil, - high II -~Jr_,_-.-Ij~~_~4_Z .- . ,. _~ - . ~_ip~_,. .. __:k- _i-: - - -j -, ,- . -- , -,-,- ___________________ - _____ - ~;'v I , --- ~..ft-~-W-~-,_4 - 71. -~ __________________ - - . - . excellent - - - - - 11 MOON (liii DREN (June to July 211 Elevate your MOON CHhI}1EN June to July 21) You feel diseon- S'ciousness to greater affluence tented in am but k the make the right plans to b - - -7 -~.~_~~ -____ M ~ ~,~ - - . they can help you. Entertain in know ho - -• 11 : - - ________________ - - - - -. ki k Imit u ii.1'i ijii' t'i o t k ., ,nJtit - - _ - pointing in a.m., this person is bigh— r issues and overall planning how to assist you. pattern of your activities. Advance socially in p.m., which lioinance favored. I I.IBR,A (Sept 23 to Oct 22 ) is (me for group meetings IJBRA (Sept. z3 to Oct. 22) An ideal day to get together Endeavor to get your talents with old friends, or to make new before the right le an acquaintances of real worth commercialize on them and who are charming. Avoid - — -- - --/-•.- __I - SCORPIO public in general. A social p.m. SCORPIO (Oct. 23 Get (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) to Nov. 21) Find out how you stand in the see what can all information possible ouWde world, and be done to become a more before important person. Community get into it, to a 'I1il4lIH1i hi . 14 % incllj~v 11.11 , - - . k; I liult-h - 1 - ii . • 2% I 141 ii W,,ti 411 V111441.41 101i - i ,,,, Al 'it 10 141 i4alul .N lh-4111% 6 I14I Al .-AK11+1 I Ii ""l' lull -.111% 44 %, lalit omvis , %.If I I' 1A mtx'rs . you 1 problems. Plan now I. 9 - 14 .- handle goernmen( matters the answers you need which with have had you puzzled for some 1 2D) [,earn what partners desire and get the benefit of your in- 24 25 29 130 - 36 - - - 7 have more harmony and now. special AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) Do work that is hardly 1 more - heal th - - - -, - - ___ _P_1~____1LT~_ ~ -- - - -I- -. ,;~ ___~Tl_ ~ ~-;,;, , ~ - - , / - - -, PISCES i Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) Make I ______ ____ ____ "': - . . . I.. , - - T W, tl_ F % , .e i~ _; require more rest and good food praise turn or her for work well - than others. Then later your done. The field of public work . _________________ - field of Z.~~., I.S -_ r .,~ - — . , 1 5 -. - J is I .--- __ .- now ready . For your copy is nos' ready For your copy _: --_send your birthdate and SI to send your birthdate and 31 to - ~- Z Lirroll Pighter s Individual - - Carroll Righter Forecast, Tile - llollywot, d. Calif. 90M, Carroll Righter Forecast, The Hollywood, . . . ,- OUT OUR WAY Cochran P - ___ - ____ '_ '-•=-_- -. 'tj T' .&5teJ' I-SE '.EE 1k W7ATJC' "'- Lj :-" ~) reverse tilt relieves backache (No Obviously e nor can %e doctors print hoie'ter. carry you umbrella like a eing your arknoililedge each birthday hands, and preventing wl). our Women' s Pages if th cad Each Mond2V '111( irry a listing of Birthdays you're all set to go I lwr next Wilhillm . -Ahat age pr -.. k ~____ ~~ P ey I - i - __~-=__--~-~_---_------ -- - - - ~ _____________ . ' Mi. - it the% like to be 5C wonder Buy I called.- ' (44) . 1 . I , g (9) The Invaders - . " ,__ ~ -, - ..1 I ,e#_!~,.. ~~=11 - -. .... ~ __ - we - I TO US! . IV • I Hor & COLD I ALL ,_ YOU CAN EAT I I I Rock Concert i - -_ - I Sonny Helms & The Helmsmen LUNCH I \ 11,I I I 1 1_~ , , Bob Newhart A - - *^,/ ' '-, -.Nw P k 11.50 0 Q 7 1. M 0 Cocktail Hour Lunch S*rved DINNER S p.m. - 7 P. m. * , (9) $2.50 4Sc Well Drinks % 11 a.m. .2 p.m. . . Fri. (44) (35) Midget Racing Thief 12:30 (6) (35) Movie 12:45 (24) Henry Vill i'- _'_ I A 0 ( 9) ' 3:25 I - (24) Henry VIII W -_ rW~ E__F 3 1 1 " I 0 Italian Food I __________ AT 3:30 (9) Movie 7) 7. (24) America Fit r" s ' I SPAGHETTI LASAGNA RAVIOLI MANICOTTI 3:43 (24) Living Better 1"' I E I I I "" Restaurant (3$) Movie r ACCIATORA (24) Sesame Street - - - 1:55 (24) Henry Vill Theatre Legislature Butch - I I ) Adventure 3:C0 (24) Today In 730 (2) Lassie (6) Amazing Chan And The Chan Clan Letter Word! Movie (24) Electric Com s Comets C -.1 1:30 (2) Thriller (9) CI-iamionship Wres t ling 7:00 (2) Flying, Nun qn uA.Lit OUT Tilt; r . Thief (24) Zoom AimanaC (6) Laurel And I C.- : (1) It Takes A (9) Circus V . ;- V - , ,% ,% -if ,I . 12:00 (2) Rock Concert Sounding Board 2:30 (6) Phone83l.9321 I Mi. South Big Tree, Longwood .~ (44) Movies Bowling Growers Hwy. 17.92 2544 Park Ave. Movies Electr ic Company ---. Tarzan ass Lounge Omn L m (9) Mi Nite (13) Movie MORNING N MUSIC" 10 ft. 11:30 (2.6) News (6) Movie (44) Combat 1.30 (6) That Girl (6) EVERY TUES., FRI.. SAT. 9 P.M. IlL 2 AM. Ph. 322-9716. ' 2:00 (2, 0) Baseball (1) HAUS Bobby Goldsboro (35) Scream In - SATURDAY • HOFBRAU • 10:40 (24) Henry Vill F ilm-Festival Hardy , DANCING ! Children's r-1 ~ . .9 ~ COLOR , Owen Marshall (24) 5dt 1:00 (2) Soul Train Movies STARTS TODAY I ________ Championship, (44) Chaplain Of Bourbon Street (24) LiasYoqa HRS: TUES -SUN 110 pm.' And You 11 (44) Braves Basebal: Orange City - - . - - F Yzff' 17S 2114 , pieces BRIGADE u gs Bunny (9) - --- B -R 11,11,1111 Rhesus. IIunrt. 8 30 (2 6) Acidams Family (6) Sabrina _________ tb.mostpowerful - (9) Yogi' s fried chicken, 6 hot butter tastin' biscuits ,"jiv( ENTERTAINMENT ; "A V_ . %? Gang = Pr HI AR P01 I,'i -If a favorite SALE - Suppresses hun;cr pngs limits the ability of Several 'I abl.s 01 Equal Y0t body to produce Price for Only sc, gna*ing hungtr 200 E Firt? S - -, tit I W 1*2111, 91t Eli[$Yi011 I.1114=1 - 'Rf 61*1111111 ~r~ & Sinving "Old" ,V 'VIfS ':.__" Poseidon HY Wut 8710 U' re tired of half.way measures - \ DRINKS 50 I :__ N, WINNIA Engagement 5!., __ , ... . .. 9 L EVER! -.. Call Drinks )Oc Eltra I / ? S Pre- eason Price $3100 : Sell. 114 p.m . Ph.322-3883 Sanford N j._ .I r I HOME (formerly G. H. High) 0 S1l0 C01LI( tLt H , I I 4 Piit HiPlWIy $ : - 7 $363261 __ - ~p - -- - , I- ,W- .%. -4 - I -- A __ - ~_ .1-Vi ~~ - ' . ~ ° ::~ WHOl , I' ,i La dies 4 , -_ : - I - - 0, iI ~1~4 ., A , - SALADS A MONDAY All viliaton- ,%,,T.~?412_1.4, ;-'-i J!,4t-' ~ ' PZ ~ SALA DS II ________ 95 Regular r - .- ' [1.1 - - 8t$,v 1762 I __ AM 35 00 75c O4s1Rt ' .F r4 7.26 Value 11 Manhattan or Martini 1- - ; a Awl i \ the $ . ' : PPLIANCE 1 - V -% I — I--~.F - ..- r. t. . NG AID t LV(RR(L(Asto,opu,l.:cus, •Adjustabfe Thermostat Sunday A fter noon I HE MOST POWERFUL - 11 t "'Rim Rom speew 001.0111 SPOON AWARD Special Return efftirtive birlp In reducing.. - wrid for Huntrex today. ,.." '_ If choice. "....tI - __-----WW DAILY I Sat I hI 12 list CMr.id 71-M THE SUPER SAVER :- - Daily your 11ollilay pUbIlCalion (late. M /.rid The " Now"Tunes - ~ EIGHT THE FIRST DAVI tAsitif really 4 'ENTERTAINMENT 1 Thoinand~ now IoAc %cight %ho ne and 'N. ~ weight. LOSE oilill Us HAPPY HOUR Cameron CENTRAL ILORJOA'S 01.01$? AND FINIST STIAX HM 91ii In ~: ON ALL FEDDERS IN STOCK Nq 7'~- C ":.', , .g - - APPLIANCE CENTER'S PRE-SEASON SAVINGS 11, ba i fl , /.Thj $d . At .-. scnsationS' Result' Ycu a - 4or - Your 6 I* - I Fon ~ ((it (44 M_ o ra so efftclivtly. llactually Price- Select From hm(ge Neighborhood "ilhout Prncffpfioo! Of Ladin GARRETT 5 in somiii places apply seseral &U&A i SHOE must have this inhirniminn in the office b~ May 24,7S 426 . e (24) Sc:ame Street (44) News si' STADIUM - 1 I i .I fI_ 1 ' ri r _=[' Information 8 Special I 1-7-- 0. Shoes At Regular 1(0I1El(1:A I CHRIST or .•.. - 2 ~~_~~_ Irt buines. - - of probirlins f, - : - filim Brit- aust- .. Z ~ COOKING Moore Show Train 1- 00 (2, 1) Midnight . ~_ I , T ._.i& liste'd HOME - -•.• LEAVE THE 8:55 (24) Henry VIII 9:00 (2, 6) Movie 12:30 (44) Movie 17:20 (24) Wonderlove ~~ __ i hild' s birthday Sanford INTRODUCING Bamm (8) Entertainment 11. • 11A.' - .imiie hang up and I brella loss Simply snap the %ill II * .strap on to the umbrella handle silver purse shows slight wear 1AV Lounge) OPEN 6 A M Ph. 322.6711 EAT OUT Show Playhouse .. hated nina \\ 1FFI..E & lFormerly Fountain -. OS) Burke' s Law Movie . - und' s / - (13) Movie 9:30 (6) 6:30 (2) Across The Fence WEIGHT THIS WEEK po _f i Jetsons (9) Wide World 01' ________________________________________ reductow aid eytr TOTE (0 .,. Just lzkc a tin )r in & e 't omen S lit) deodorant bottle. First clean 96; \VAIU ps he ii (9) Movie (44) Movie •__ HUNGREX' with i 2401 French Ave. Ol y m pic Bamm 4) ____ answer. Thanks for just way to apply' al cohol without making a big mess and not een Str wie hour tud of Americas long love affair with the automnobile Those - t • Memorial 8 00 (2.6) Emergency (6) All In The Family 0S) Partridge Fam ly (6) Pebbles And (2, 8) Tonight Show (6) si word "wo lliall" as it is comV and roll on the alcohol.-PAM th yet RAIN oil 1'()I.!,Y- A e blo't out the candles on cake. from 11 , 30 lom cube in a an still hilling to go along 'titti and snap on the roll-on top Just theses kitten thing-I hate tlit uncap the bottle 'then needed help can't comment ,O C ,, Way I. rADTAnIJC SANFORD FURNITURE the nalnes by which we are in an empty snap -on, roll-on top d. S c , makes tile feel like I tile bottle very thoroughly, fill -- the waddle (h4' • 50c V1 I 't011 , 30 d .. - * wear 12:00 (2) 1110 ( 24) NoNAUThe I'Ol.l, y _'tie t;:;iidys10 1, ----- _ many g DAVIS USE OUR NEW RENTAL PURCHASE NO-RISK PLAN LOSE DEAR 2 6lic Truth AFTERNOON (44) Night Gallery 11 ALL SEATS PIANOS BY EVERETT - CABLE N EL!S?N HALLETT AND all more name anti address. _______________________ -- 79900 I just know you will come up with an '"ThE DEAOLIE! . -- START bein - & 33 0 NEW SPINE Also, 111v Pvt Peeve converm having to W knou ledge. Hahht by Neg r V- * ~__V_:_-- lower than the toe. Walking takes practici. Once mml.isterecj • OF DOLLARS - ite'ins and evezi wonder if there non-leaking plastic bag, rub iS somne sort of that your hands on this occasionally could be safely burned and as you work and the plastic will ¶AOUId hopefully permeate and not stick to them or together.oerpoer the smell Somehow II.A May 27 WEEKS SPECIAL 1 890 0S) The Prisoner "J 5 - -. like a duck because the heel - Cer tainly' wor th d k_,_-:;~~_-A~-*-4v-`- ,_ . - - !t-. _. . _11T~ __ - ___ ~T - .- - _. 4p-; _ -n . - by dtl this or ___ ----.-----I--- - R - (44) The Munsters Legislature .30 CONSOLES, PLAYER - - __ I— Wonderful (35) Pajama Guaranteed Incense making it a matter of public - - - a Forecast for your sign for June Forecast for you sign for June _________________ _ _,,~~ i .. -_-~~II W_ What vou make of your life is largei) . up to You! Car-roil Righter's Indi'.idual 1_ ;lit" vil_477 J- 1- play part In his happ) event can COMPI.I." EA (0) News (44) Wrestling 710 (24) Henry Viii Wor ld (24) Today In ,.* SEE US TODAY FOR A DEMONSTRATION AT THE L 7.00 (2) The Magician (6) Hee Haw (2,111) Star Trek Theatre ,./i (luring a hectic lunch hour.IX)ROTHN, have any place to sun these handbag put an 1I) The latest in gadgets let' s you liour life is largely up to YOU! . ;r ~ A ."~ W-~4 AV!, .-- " - - businm is fine here, or be helped considerably and a - t you rrake of iX4, ,1 - '. -)* ,'fv~~ lion QUACK IiUACK kind around ' °waddle Column 'The Stars impel, they do not results , ; -,.**ON, 0_~tfl d's 1. FREE PRIZES h product. But how (to I get rid of ("rocti cting with thin plastic There s in conjunction thereof. . . . - I , - - -, ~ -, _~ ~ , ~, !, -. O ~~^_!! . ;.I , ,,%,, .1 irthd B any artistic pursuit as well. or big name made for self. Give - _- ,- , - is chi1d can compete wi th anyone best here, 'tether male or md come out the winner. The female, where the masses can 3 -. - 4 We , Aotdd like to *1 ,r. ~_, .--7-,- other had no choice but to store proportion they like and keep 2 very sensitive here, and will couragement you can and - ~ ~ - ,.~ I U. * - that musi dusty smell? I do not strips such as used in making a solitude since the nerves are parents, to give all t.he en. _. - k __ I __ 1 IV Iferald recognizes that - r -~,=_`~ __ __ ORGANS 44900 SPINETS, Iiecl and the ckimi, smell I can prevent by tLSifl a uoIunwruiaI " 4) /... ~ jiLIN 1 1'1~1"-j,IRIA $59900 A r1r; SALE SPECIAL $ ONLY ' . -r I 6, .RgBUILT PIA'OS - not dallip chtin-K, oil in there. The door has been earlyrn life, and will want a very high here, as well as th e a birthday is major event my'raid of little things to do in willingnes.s to work , be sure as in a c hild' s life . % I certain persons or conditions world, and since the aims are ~- - I up'to . OPEN MONDAY Day traffic might check out this show, though they're herewith arned it is uneven, gabby to a fault and neser asks Detroit auto inoguls to explain themsekes or their ares Bowling Sundance (44) Wally s Workshop 11:30 (2) Butch Cassidy (6) Josie And The ° (9) Toma (13) Dick Powell I I furniture. this in a labeled jar in the 111), balcony Christmas decorations and so refrigerator. This savt.s tittle 5 - I with much Be kind and desoted changes in your ardrobe IF Y OUR CHILD IS BORN IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY he or she will find it 10DM he or she will soon difficult to get along with want to make his mark in the - .,' 53 4 SATURDAY ONLYM TMEAT'll e a rden (6) Speed Buggy (9) Br ady' ids , esame ree (35) Rock And Roll d Couple (I 3) Carolina Country '10:00 (2). S) Dean Martin - a '000 N6 w-autornatic rythm w- lessons New "Lawrence Welk" models there inay be a bi I of dampness, r2 too. I ~ . our environment far activities. But don't spend too kin. A good day also to make I - P11 9 the way and more charming and delightful, later you can enjoy recreational and have more harmony I -: - profitable ones Keep tremendous scope. high. PISCES m Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) Get dull work out ________ - - ~ NEW SPINET 08GAN I sandwiches. I make a must%, but (lust inusty. Well, combimtion of the two in tile interesting outlets. and for to agree with one who has - 7. Z - _9~ - - - J. -_. - Z_ - b 19) Listen to what another has pleasurable, but important. to suggest for the success of any ~ we fitoved here 43 1 11:00 (9) ?' . will offer a far broader look at motor with The Chrome- Ilia led Nightmare," a (13) Lion Of Thebes , 41 AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. You then make time for more mutui!l project. Ch.ange iliiews . m .. 1 Increase mutual happiness. i,. "" From (24) G Show 6:30 (2.6,6. 13) News (9) Lawrence Welk (24) Men And Ideas (35) Cartoon Carnival (6) Movie $ - THOMAS mothers who have oungsters ho tx)th mustard anti neverfiuightly' at the bottom so 40 40 attachment Be w ise. -- 1 6:00 G, 6. 8) News (24) MisteRogers N&ghborhood (35) Movie 8:50 (24) Boots Randolph 9:00 (2.6) Girl With -USED ORGANS . DEAR POI.IX- Pointer will lid Wrestling 7 10 (24) Bobby Short- DAY . a NEW YORK f AP) This sun. mania Pussycats I purse.-MRS. G.I.R. (off an inset balcony but Its door of you and try' to please them. tuitive faculties. Your romantic () OARGA N MATINEE __ EVENING Hour 10:30 (2.6) Pink Panther (6) Jeannie (9) Goober And (44) Movie ,.,•., coats of silver nail polish and it candle in our town. I am blessed with an apartmiient that has a storage space (9) Hollywood Squares Madnes, LOUNGE OPEN DAILY -INCLUDING SUN. two-hour tape replay of Iii day's Indianapolis 5M, art event 5:30 (2) Untamed World consider sorne a motorized (8) Stop, Look, loony display and others a le. Listen (24) Today In gitimate sports contest, Legislature But come Monday night the e a n (24) E lectric Company Ernest ' 8 30 (7 6) Lotsa Luck (6) Good Times — II~ I Truth (9) Six Million Ma n (13) " - (24) Nation Time e ar i n 49 $ SPECIAL Served ii 30 am fit 2 30 pm Top Show r T. I., LUNCHEON 0S) Patty Duke Rangers (1) To Tell The Witness ' v (9) Brady Bunch (35) Felony Squad • Circle Tennis (6) Danny Thomas Classic (9) Wide World Of Sports --..;~ We Stilt Have Our....... ABC's Is 5 00 (2 6) Family Monsters (6) Dirty Sally Th u s R .. 4 41or" sold nearly every vanilla this could also be done to a good - 34 - POLLY - Your "Use ELI' H (9) Dragnet (13) News OS) Star Trek (44) Mod Squod 7: 05 ( 24) Rot Fl 7-30 (7) Police Surgeon (6) Andy Griffith Tales Indy . e\TlSlOirl i -. vanilla candles to kill cigarette will look like new. Doubtless . 1 well. Then go 6~t to dinner mate and have a fine tune, time. Wa tch your wallet. CAPRIORN(Dcc.Z2tnJan CAPRICORN (Dec.') ' )toJan. 20 1 Remain silent For a while DEAII p L JONIES TOMORROW A L E SAVE HUNDREDS __ 1 23 (6) H . HRS. 9 a.m. to t p.m. . 0` eaks up the EMCK - Candle Pointer Sparks Sell out Irv % . it I 22 / oowniown AND L 40% r IS IN SANFORD S 7:00 (2) To Tell The 1 CANNON MUSIC COMPAN TODAY i Plus 4 (6) Scooby Doo Mov les (9) Super Friends (24) Sesame Street 9-30 (2 6) Inch High Private Eye (13) Aviation Lesson (44) Gospel Hour Siqmund- Sea EVENING _________________________ t POLLY'S POINTERS 10 ly -_'.. ,Z _. perienced person will give you - _. ~~_,,~' - . 13 Dec. 21) Keep promises and - - ,- , Flowers r" .it I it 1, painting, we 00 (2.6) Emergency FRIDAY young antsand M I n ex- . .1 ~_ ., _11.-Z~~-- ONLY I '4 f.. f 111,1ZI 111,4.1t I It 6 5 SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to trip you want to take Idtor. I 4 OP N DAILY 10AM 6PM With One Of The South's Largest Selections Tro:c:a a °',jicc Exot MASSANGEANA GORGEOUS AND or *" I that aUatrcan be beneficial toyou DRACENA I -a-fll'l I'll 4-twit % 12 I, reservations For the general meeting and luncheon were V•I1 TONIGHTSTV 4-8:30 CILS DIRTY SALLY 9-11 CIIS THE CBS FRIDA "Too Long to Wait" iILEIWNi NIGHT MOVIE [)ouble.feature . Veteran actress Beulah Ilondi tonight. "Coffee, Team or ,Nle" plays an old blind w0l"all whit) is tile first film, and it stars liv n it wilder ness, ,Ifl( s it amui alentine as an airline is waiting for her grandson to stewardess who balances two return home so she can (lie in marriages one to a mliedftal lwace. S-illy -ind Ilike try to get student in [,its Angeles and tile her to move out of the broken- other to it struggling artist in tm n t u i on t I (ifflhiti \ UUfl Love," . 1 budge. Ill timn they hear news starring Meredith Baxter and of the grand.son, but they don't .%lichael Burns, is the other if ti !idt t II 1 r f turt It concerns a I. iiiarried couple whose overall ; ____ _, marriage plan has been upset tvsigns Jie wife m'y beCointa 1 ____ iti r sooner ti4mn €Xpt( C I 0 ~~~,,111111 *V I %11111.11% dbDut some new project __ t , 'd-.i'',i 111 Mao t'.11111V 1)lititibin ALL COLORS CARNATIONS '25Pcor d I held in Tallattas.see. ,Nlrs. H.A. Gradick gave a report from the Moreland distributed cuttings board meeting. Year book of hisbiscus plants to all listings and progrants for the members present and a free coming year were planned, will offering taken to be dues were collec ted and presented to CARE i iHt% %.n fit I 1W 0.1 Ii ~ group in prayer and ,Nlrs. J.E. ib 4 . I I I % I 1. I I;:. • 1 11,411.111 - Moliere's House of Steak 4E , SUMMER LONG SPECIAL I Mrs Donald King for the Drive, Loch Arbor won the Garden of the Month awar d. (fish luncheon. Mrs. JANI. Fahey gave a report Mrs. Gordon Brisson led the from the convention, that was 111,1Q11t, : UTh (iii, , .6-.,4111 1 I Tventy members of the accepted Hibiscus Circle of Sanford It Was announced that Mr. (,irden Club met at the home of and Mrs I N Trued, 101 Forest i -'A 1*1 a I 1.1 lit -% Lity it 'i 441 1 '" I `i%1ld.11i;11;.11 4 12 N 1 $149 ; ALL COLORS ONLY 95 j. Vilovl% ...' , ?/~'-1- ~,. I - I It monthly session and co v ered IH%\ '12 :""" ., i ' I''I,It -- 110"111111 meeting q I 'T'A N T A , I ii , Sept I Sandra Sprigg Lisselberrs, Each person as alloted 30 Was hostess for a recent seconds to give a brief' of Pi Rho Chapter, oF description of ttiemnselves ReW Signia Phi. Upon entering axing. tile dw. guests were riven Later. a fashion show was Ire tnted b three mm of s of us the group. Expecting lovel), iiii,hich were placed 0n 0ieir ii; new fashions to be shown, th hacks Later the names were guests were amazed to see the identified by tile questions remains of a recent rummage asked, w hich (fluid only be sale being paraded before their h a ti ' eVCS. HIBISCUSCIRCIF flA t necessarily in agree- ORCHIDS - i & L ' 9 — L. ( , produc- next '" c " Garden Cileles !r Movie viiinuk• - CYMBIDIUM -, Sorwity Member 1 is Ith-th i is " -1 I - lit'l Come dyRole stuff but something pertinent I i_T , - 3201 S. Orlando Drive Hwy 17-92 Phone 323-7150 Sanford F i_. . (r I-EO (July 22 to Aug. 21) have excellent ideas '%that will Morning Is not good to get gain cooperation and create backing of friends, but later bet!t'r umthndmng. Enjoy the respond You can get a line social pleasure later T' plan working Later in the day, '.le'.ing is good in pm %1RGO tAug 22(o impossible before 2 ) Although you like detail, it is VIRGO (Aug. 4 to Sept. 22 you Although a pal can be disap- best concentrate on Uw 3 Wan ts Found Carefree Flowers FANCY GET-UPS . . . I Sandra Sprigg, left, and Mary Mcintosh, model k1t-oer' from a recent rummage sale iutrr(I OF He between - -. , ,. t U in that 1 . i I-- i! '' L. such. LEO (July 22w %ug 21) 'iou pm & - International L ________________________J and conditions change for the achie*%-,e it. Get in touch with . 'r -. A A B - orrs -- ~.2- _ - I - I Stage, 1 9743B Odessa File, a - I tu I Th e XLY 24 I fun at him- . ._. .- ve s - plans in- - • EDITOR, S NUiTI. o - Jon Voight is clo ning, Munich. Ahead, he says, are waiski in a revival of "A actor and audience ically, for himself is a actor on oight 5 star Is ris- joking and poking classic like "Don changed to sculpture months to relax and prepare a Streetcar Named Desire" comes in movies and Lion of Tennessee Williams' .n." ng. But he says he needs to and drawing and he majored In 11. play for regional theater. IMS Angeles, opposite Faye "makes you feel more like a "Camino Real." appear on stage from time to Voight likes to do things well, fine arts at Catholic University. the next tie's deep into "I need to return to work on Dunaway; then took his own person. ' Son of a Yonkers. N.Y., golf But he a new interest In time to keep in training as an serious discussion of what he the stage. It's the only place production company and the I can work with peopl "I'd like to do more - comeactor. lie's just filmed "The says really matters e I ad. professional, his early dramatics and says he realized - his fami. other than the classroom where same play to Buffalo. dy, classics, not necessarily big mire, get work for them -- eluded following In his father's he would n€er express himself suspense thrill- ly, the theater, growing as an to some of I do thoroughly creditable job. "I think it got better as we tr, and h them people who need footsteps his golf scores were as well in drawing as he could in ouJdn I mind a mit actor intl a person People in Films can afford m I n feel iii cdl stretching a went along, although critics today's situation There s no . in a ometh for his (tie lo 70 s but his interest performing film, kill, blond and slightly rum , bit and it refreshes me so that I weren't to do it, e v en i it means Osin, a reason why shouldn't pled. Voight stopped here en can do the quick work required ment. By closing night I was reason why critics shouldn't -------- ______ 8Y F. F. SHMLIU;rl ;• route to Los Angeles and home in Films," Voight said, pretty good." have a chance to take a swipe at Eventually, Voight added, ., All Nc%sle after Willing tile suspense Last year the 35-year-old acAppearing on stage, he ad- me," Voight said. perhaps there litight be a the. EW YORK iAl One thriller, "The Odessa File," in (or appeared as Stanley Ko- (led, takes away that distance What he has in mind, specif- ater of his own, a place to doa Holiday Isle Complex Ph. 323-1910 Sanford .—' ;. ways ________ 8 L t Voi gh 4,, matter _________________________________________ Voodruff Jr of recipient - The Sanford Herdld 0 kWoodrutf avid Sanford, Fla., has been Ave. A senior at Seininole flig ht awarded a Jaiiws M. Johnston Scholarship For undergraduate School, 1w is a member study at (lie University of North Natioral Honor Society and of the DAR History Carolina at Chapel 11111, N.C. Award, lie also attended 13 . He is (lie S()fl of Mr. and Mrs. State. JohnI -. GENERAL TENDENCIES: GENERAL TENDENCIES: The day starts out in a You caI now have a con A h 64 • adverse manner Early it L siderable amount of pleasure at +1 .South would be back on lead advisable •itRI play a third heart. East not to say or do anything that also can improve your creative Both vulnerable ,A ould win and lead anything lie cowd upset anyone. Later, yolu abilities to win support of West North East South anted. It ouldn I matter. See to improve your others. A fine day and p.m. for South would get to tuft a heart operative skill at home, or entertaining, recreation. Pass 24 Pass 44 in dummy to establish Pass Pass last where property interests with romance. Pass heart as a winner. others are conerned. ARIES Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) Opening Iead-4Q ARIES Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) Plan some time for recreation ij.i ii p Discuss with Family best ways after attending ervices you ']IIil In heaven suits always LT of having more accord and prefer that hit your spirits Be break finesses aR4iss ork T htding hi bin l prosperity. Some ambition can with con'enials you really like indalleontractscoriiehomne In West be made to work in a most ef- Spend carefully. this mundane sphere things North East South 14 Double Pass ficient way. aren't always that pleasant TAURUS Apr. 20 to May zo TAURUS(Apr. 20 to hlay 20) Improve tile atmosphere and South won the club and You, South, hold. Talk over wi associates in harmony of your homi, and prompth played out the ace . a in ho to hate greater iiiake those there happier and king of trumps East , mutual success. Confer with Ralse your consciousness of showed out but that didn't A-Bid luo notrump. I- our accountant to learn hat your wealth and plan in such South He played his ace partner's No-spade call is a financial position is., directions. and king hearts. West ruffed. forcing bid and this is . GEINIINI 01ay 21 ta June 211 GEMINI 0lay 21 to June 21) played tits queen of trwnps and vious response. ' ot r monetary 1lf irs .ire Studs liter literature , or ittend It d inotht r dub Somt'hoi or TOD S Qt'FTIo\ Your pariner continues to itirt-V more 4~tller "hen the :~jiiokc had practical you can straiw,hten ' I)eace (if mind. I-ater, enjoy a cleared away, South found that heart& What do you . do now-, them out Your hunches ar.çn't hobbs Reach greater rapport ood during day, but later 4~e with kin and neighbors. _______ 11 oiiege iews ~9 VI ~;_.. - I 4, . ... ..( . -~%~ ;~t * - a WEST -- JAMES man ged eight tricks from the Correct play woul(I have home spite of the lS.South Ii ii ii Uof hearts. lead a trump)to •dumm "u , s tifl(i then ,O udC', to hearts. West would rut I the second heart and probably lead a irwup Not that it ould 'V 1052 - OSWALD • / R(9400 FRIED CHICKEN 1809 French Ave (Hwy 17-92) �fl 4B—The Sanford Herald _________________________ Frlda Legal Notice __________________ Legal Notice Legal Notice INVITATION TO Notice S hereby given that City of Casselberry of emnoIe County. Florida, *ill receive sealed bids up to 5.00 PM. Monday, June 10. 5971. n Ire Cas1elbccry C.ty Halt. Casselberry, Florida. for the construction of a lire $tton, Drawings and Specifications may be obtained from the offices Of Berman Hood Architects, 723 East Colonial Drive, Orlando, Florida, 32b03, by payment of a deposit of t $2500 per The City reserves the right o accept o. relect any or all bids Harry C,. fg City Manager PubIih May 17. 74. 31, 1974 DEB Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice .._.!gal Notice Dear INVITATION TO BID Seminole Memorial Hospital in vites bids for Standard Length Van, All bids shall e mailed to Mr. Robed T Beiserer. Adm , Seminole Memorial Hopitai, 1101 East Firs? Street, Sanford, FIa: 32775. Bids nustbereceived by noon onthe 25th day of May, 5971. Publih May fl. 23, 71, 1971 DEB 170 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 74.132 DIVISION B In ic; the Marriage of SHIRLEY LUCILLE WALLACE, PETITIONER, AND JOHN HENRY WALLACE, RESPONDENT. NOTICE OF ACTION TO: JOHN HENRY WALLACE ________________________________ U.S.S Barney 0 D 0 6 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND COUNTY. FOR SEMINOLE C$'4 •L5$ isis a','u j'v'1,',' NOTICK OF INTENIRri Notice Is hereby givrn that I am FLORIDA. egaged In busIneSs a? $73 Sanhlndo NO. 74.1331 CIVIL ACTION TO I)IS.SOLVF: ''t..'qi, 'i' s"..•t, s'-c 1lh•JIt DIVISION E Springs Dr.. Longwood, Seminole )'4j PM*Lt CP*'.t CORloH\TlONS .Ni) ENTITIFs 4I4J P I at • tIjt I' "iSa?r County, Florida under the fIctitiou In ic: the Marriage of StIVICI l i•,iji c'i, •a,i '.' ?Ij5t W I L L IA MS • name of MILA REALTY, and that I SYLVESTER Ol%a •t'i' •',tt,p'sn, cr"Pa', NniIee i hi'n'h Irfl, und'r ANNIE intendtoregistef said name with the lC. AND PET I TIONER. sa...,•p st.. a'. 't'ts OcI.wi t5?i.I '.1 atlesi protiinn of SIIIO JOYCE WILLIAMS. RESPON. Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminole s .c. I"C 'O"CH $I*U'LJ S$? County. Florida In accordance wflh Florida Siatutet, In each c'nrpn DENT. lC?$7 Uu'l'f s'-c. NOTICE OF ACTION ration or entity Ikfrd beIn. the provIsions of the Fic?itious 'ia4. p ,IILt,g tcia"i ae sa'..u.p •"tLtp, t iva i"?$'t,.,'$, I'.' TO: ANNIE JOYCE WILLIAMS as$tclatt'. Name Statutes, To Wit: Section the '.amr being rvquirrd by -,'CILI. IW?5*N 1. CO F.P.O. SI'Pj'O C"II'O •I$"5i$ RESIDENCE UNKNOWN 165.O FICrIdI Sta?utes I7. IN THE CIRCUIT COuRT OF THE florida law to pay a lax on it v'stot'.'. cc C.'t'a'Svt AiS(latI' NEW YORK, NEW YORK Last Kno*n Mailing addreSs iS S: Julius C. Harper tII PI I I"I3I?( EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. )'tIt C'iI: tttjct net Income. that according In YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 1,(ni,.g,jr Publish: May 10, 57, 24, 31. 191 91 Miller Street. Apt. No. , CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE '.., the treorch of the i)cpartment PSIIl.ttt I IC,'5ii i,'eti that an action for Dissolution 0? ?t41) 5tt1.hI,) C'.sPg t1uC Rochester, New York. COUNTY, FLORIDA. DEB31 I&*(i5 tf I of State it appears that each Marriage has n filed against you YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED _____________________________ CIVIL ACTION NO. 74.747.0 'ii'.'. •'ti'$ CI t"'.Qf $i'iI.1 ( NlSt 'itch corporation ut entity has that an action for Dissolution of CRUiTY'S PIZZA, INC . a Florida by SHIRLEY LUCILLE WALLACE, tsc, iin.i4 s cu.i " and you are required to serve a copy """"" Marriage has been filed against you tailed for a uar to file its $*iS,j' I&i.fI corporation, NOTICE FOR BIDS '&T'.ii t''c.. l, i'ca, Plaintiff, of your wrItten defensei, if any, to it + by SYLVESTER WILLIAMS. and report and pay its frc under The Seminole County Board of asuse, ii.'.. •ii -, I2 ,,, — on Carroll Burke, Attorney for you are required to serve a copy of County Commissioners will receive 1'l'tta, prnsisions of Seçt,nns fflS32O "L 0 "'Hi IC. Petitioner, whose address is 612 NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS yourwrlttencsefenses, ii any, tot on bids at the office of ArThur H. Beck t"ctr. ,,r FEDERICK H, PRINTISS ?SoC) and NAN $"O'P i.Df '..11'l and 60H.332. Florida Statutes. i'ea NAME STATUTE is.t iPIlCi, it, $'lp'.' •' 'iTVC?e C. PRINTISS, hiSwfe, and JOHN A. Sanford Atlantic Dank Building, Carroll Burke, Attorney for wlh, Jr . Clerk, up to 5:00 P.M., $I??$Q 'Ti I'S'IS I"C rrsp4.c'Livel: further, tinder proTO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: C' •i.u$ .1 Sanford, Florida 37771. and file the Jt?I3 $'a'I% "I Petitioner, whose address iS 612 Friday, May 21, 1971, for the BALDWIN, isane 'ZlL 5'C £'I'ICL, t'iC, Notice is hereby given ?ha? the original with Ire Clerk of Circuit Sanford Atlantic Bank Building, 10110*10g. vIsion of Section IOW.16 suh "57) Defendants, Ci,a5t*tC?5f'u C $ihIJuD.Lyl,t 'lid undersigned, pursuant to the Court, Sanford. Seminole County, Sanford, Florida, and file the ii?)?? Cthsli, i,$,A S C.d corporations or entitles has, NOTICE OF ACTION G'.'t', t ,Cc,,.,.,, A COVERED WALKWAY AT "Fctitiotjs Name Statute" Chapter Florida on or before Ihe 25th d.iy of ?tI$ original sth the Clerk of Circuit SEMINOLE COUNTY MENTA; TO FEDERICK H. PRINTISS hero ctaccrd as tna'tise and es's t'C, 86509, Florida Statute, will register YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED June, A.D. 1974. otherwise a default Court, Sanford, Seminole County, HEALTH FACILITY. aSS"Clalri. tect II) disIuttn. )s1j 5ihI1 tfCwt.tCI with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, will be entered against you for the Florida, on or before the 25th day of C44ø) C. I that the above named Plaintiff Specifications may be obtained at l"C, i'L.t Id Sixty uiac after publication in and tor Seminole County. Florida, June, AD. 5974; otherwise a ire office of Eoghan Kelly, Ar sc Cj411 $I.tI313 7IVIw', filed a Complaint in the abovestyled relief demanded in the Pelition. upon receipt of proof of the of (hi' notsi" the name of each '"J GtuSPfvt5f v'"u'It' WITNESS my hand and the seal of C".'a'o, judgment will be entered agilnit cl'iitect, P0 119$, Sanford, Florida Court for fhe recovery of money Pal'sl, t:s.-it Pt" 5C,17 publication of Ibis notice, the lie, "a.sit corporation or rntth that has said Cc'.jrt on this IP"' 2ltt øay Of you for the relief demanded in the 37771, or by writing the Clerk's damages. C.rvts 5Il4 sic.I '4C" cLu' titioul name, to wit BALAR not, lfl 'the meantime, filed its Petition I") iup You are commanded to file your "a', AD. Office, P 0. Drawer C. Sanford, C"a'l. 7)a) C.r*,i,C 1C'd''a'I" KAMEAL ARABIAN STABLES 45.)t 5fav 'HIlt tilt WITNESS my hand and heseal of Floridl 3777). All bids are to be in a written defenses to said Complaint iSeal) report and paid its fee eiII he ?tPt) under which I ezpet to engage in cr..a, Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr said Court on this the 21st day C with the Clerk of the abovenamed seated envelope, plainly marked on co".s' cs.'. IC. certified to the (rnrmor of the t 'i business at Route 1, DCII 2)1 n thC siit.' :' Clerk of Circuil Court May, A 0. 1974 Court and to Serve a the outside (Sealed Bid for Covered copy thereof ''" $*'uIe'i c'.isI. "u' 5t..IL " 4 tt Sitte nf Flonda, who will IssUe a C.ty of Mattand, Florida c r-c.tt, tsr, Seminole County, Florida (Seal) '5 I .1 upon the attorneys hereinbelow not Walkway opened Tuesday, May 21, 7a'I pn"rlarn.ation disoIsing such Trat the party interested in said By: Elaine RiCharde SVCII Itit iLt CHItfIS, !'iC, Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr later than June 21, 1971. 1971 Special Note; Monday, May 27. cri'u.c''a c' ''to, :c. busineSs enterprise is as f011owS: 'u.', corporation or entity, Deputy Clerk Clerk of Circuit Court Memorial Day, a lal holiday, WITNESSmy handand sealof the is 107, I6* t44'15 ii ,",%. £S5'Cta'I', * i,*i' Patricia Podmore ' Seminole County, Florida pa therefore, bids must be in the Court at Sanford, Florida thiS 20th CARROLL BURKE C"li'., i'C. Dated al Winter Park, Orange Attorney for Petitioner H'Z'i IIIC.6 iJ'M'tl g'vti,"t"t By: Elaine RiCharde day of May. 5974 Clerk's Office, Room 21$, Cour. '$'li 5f'l'' C'iti Ccunty. Florida, May 14th, 1971 cm.. hc, 151 Richard Ilhu'kI Slone a'tc',''a 'ss:riatt, ,!st) 61? Sanford Atlantic Deputy Clerk (Seal) thous., by 5:00 P.M., Friday, May "U 't il'Ptiv Publish M,'IY 11, 21. 31. June?. 1974 s' -t" 'r'• C3".'v '4rrt.Ir\ nt' St.lr OV1k fluildinu Carroll Burke Arthur H flrckw,t, Jr N4I'..4',( :'.:. I. '', t ' 'S flF fl Q\ V, I I fl I 1iI1 , iiorncy von relijioner uers of IIiOl wO oe openea at ti .(,J A M me Circuit Court tt'IV 55 7,5775 I £ "ttLCth' as l"C".i'a'I' Publish: May 71, 31, June?, 11, 1971 6)7 Sanford Atlantic It '*' I ?..'Piv C't fly. Tuesday, May 21, 1974, in the Board Linda M. Harris $ICj•I't 5'I'd5C1, tIC, iioj' £$5"CtatIr's, itt, "aiii tw,t, t'.e DElI I)? IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND flank Building )$1.) ad 'i.l'l'$ I'd Deputy Clerk of County Commissioners' regular )l7)t 'a.$ie 511 '!i, C3''.tv CII I S"IL5.Ss i'.0 aCtir,s I t"lt CMI'. ,('Z, FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, Sanford, Florida 37771 me'ellng, Room 703, Courthouse, LOWNDES, PEIRSOL, lst(s1i35t*, c'•'as, -11tti I47)7 Ii55'C 13411 FLORIDA. Publish: May 21. 31, June 7, II, 1971 Sanford, Florida. Th, Board of SIC, 000SDICK & DOSTER IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Jl7l5 irc Pitt. C CIt',L 55371 CIVIL ACTION NO. 14.159 "ltStl tti.5C( s"i' 1s45 DEB w t"Z"t.t C"v'' County Commiuioners,eserves the 11TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF 5'it.i 1C• fly: H Richard Bates )'Si' "'i' 6'&lCaPts'. s C"il5e4i a"vir" C3i'.'t, I'C, DIVISION Julie L0vaSCf Iii tv t0iTI'.0 Esquire right to waive any irregularitIes or FLORIDA, IN AND FOR t'it 155' tttS. 70)1 't"1"ls( C". .lP (5?ItJ3 C, I)*IO lt4!*1O1A,I In re: the Marriage of technicalities in bidS and or reject Suite 433, FIrst Federal Building U3f 5".leI% tee SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA ilifu% t' 'i.'r lt7)7 LII Saeis, tsr GERTRUDE A. THOMAS, 3157!i 'st, Post Office Box 2109 IN 113)1, C THE INC. CASE NO. 74124.5 CIRCUIT COURT, OIlY or all bids. 'I"iLsI CT' ,5,LC .'4lJ t"C' LI' Li'i1S, PETITIONER, AND Ct.l VIN W. u'.'&'ls 1i t'. lI?4If', P.C. "'tLs $'$d c"o C", Orlando Florida EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. (Seal) In re: Marriage of -II ls?i'ssttOsi 5Sl.i 35S' 't-I"Csl C"i."tv 'Hi '.UlIll THOMAS, RESPONDENT. 't55?a'l i*IL CCVIII'4 Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr., Attorneys for Plaintiff FRANK .1. KING, HuSband, CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE I%?'IItI$ I,4'.l' c. tIC, TO: CALVIN W. THOMAS Publish' May 71, 31, June?, II. 1971 Clerk i'IYV&Iit 7ee COUNTY, FLORIDA 3,55,, Petitioned. P.t' •,a'ii I 5I,? I7es 'asi C" s'i RESIDENCE UNKNOWN 'CItVT, i'c. tc Board of Counly DE B 147 and )I57 CIVIL ACTION 140 71 520 F i5tiC'iI t55tS"I? j;iu, ICI tP(I l .C, ti- eli' YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED C'..tV Commissioners DIVISION F CAROL ANN HAMON KING, Wife, j,is'.j C'u'.cls, 1st, that an action for Dissolution of aii.I'.t4 SI'' i't&' Seminole County, Florida In ic the Marriage of: . Respondent )?'Z, 'l)"I'u''S, ist, 'Il"''Lt C"'."' t""' a'.u'arToat.-.c CC.P'tatIo Marriage ras been fled against you By A G Jones, 15tlti'jt' SUE ANN BIJP4INC,, Wife Slille DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE us.ss a.i.ccs, s"c, CITY OF by GERTRUDE A. THOMAS, and "5.%'a', l 7-3171 't'l"il C".s,v -tsra Deputy Clerk 5)7l and LI'IIICJ', i1P"v3I'j NOTICE OF ACTION LAKE MARY, t'.'ari •lht$w51$ i you are required to serve a copy *$5JC5e775,.- $C54La'$I' Sl.VICI, P.0 Publiih: May 17, 21, 1974 TO: CAROL ANN HAMON KING MERRILL KEITH BUNING, JR., sJ3, I'.C, FLORIDA I ycurdefenses 101?. it any, on Carroll 3173)' •f.tC*x PiStil CO SIC DES $7 Husband 31 BlaIr Street 'l)! '. 7957i1 P.C. tI'Ct C4."?' 'd'l,tC Noticeof Public Hearing £'(.3 '.l'tIS, C1Je Burke, Attorney for Petitioner, If i*n.s Ic i ts' tii. Green'. lIe. South Carolina NOTICE OF SUIT I'l ' IS" r '"a (ONCE RN whoSe address iS 612 Sanford TO WHOM ,r.r'i't 'ui'PI ' 3'j Ja'5 ", 'S)'7 '5'i.siC c 'c :' THE SlATE OF FLORIDA TO NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by 7)575 Atlanhc Bank BuIlding, Sanford, '1-i-':sI JI5si sIC, IIt1 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE MERRILL KEITH BUllING, JR YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED the City Council Ji"51 '5 11 p'.it5 i5 1I,tl £S%ci Itts, 5.., H7 ,j' of the City of Lake 1,1. tl''StlwCtti,," t31P, 111041 Florida, and file the original wil that an action for Dissolution EIOHTEENTH JUDICIAL dIR. 771 N. kennedy PCil;s, 5' 7lb57 I13f c"'vv v'*a'. Mary, Florida, 405715 iil?t .151,17 C-'a'v, that said City lhe Clerk of Circuit Court, Seminol Id C'3'I'a'Iwt ,U,, ' tec Mount Pleasant, Michigan 4UM CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Council will hold a public hearing at Marriage (Divorce) and other relief i(J',j( P4$(I3' County, Florida, on or before 7544p ?lQ55 tiu'5.4 C"''Ist, j 4D7)f LitiCul, I'C has been filed against you and you YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED COUNTY, FLORIDA 7:30 i-n.. on Monday, June 10, 1971, Isc 11th day of June, AD. 1971; £$':e14,tC' Lt,)4s 'SSCtlL?17 "St' 311 are required to serve a copy of your that SUE ANN BUNING has filed a Case No. 7449$.0 isis." jsIs "s": l't'Y'I •?C- %COii. aSa C'øIa'i, 01 IC. otherwiSe a default will be entered tO(a) Pl'J(,?5 'Il'.ic*sf Petition in the Circuit Court of written defenses. if any, to it on C.4 3 l%5'IL?5h DIVISION C "•.0 iS$3Cli7l' V.Ps',fj consider a recuest for a against you for the relief demanded I'tC, 7?75 'tl'tI -Ic" IC"3"i. MASTO.N O'NEAL, Attorney for Seminole County, Florida, for ,t'i's •as$, 1st. In re: the Marriage of change of toning from RI to OC, in the Ptitin ••CSS sake' ts Is!, S%?SS .iI' L?.'!!IC t5. .'u'IL IsC Petitioner, whose address is Law diSsOlutionof marriage, and you are YVONNE MARIE HOP4EYAGER "j, WITNESS my hand and the seal of Restricted Commercial, of the p + + . , . Offices of Roseoblum and Pipkins, required to serve a copy of your Petitioner-WIFE .,$i*vtIS QI3,!IIC? following described properly said Court on thl the $th day of Vft $54( tt.tI ' I " i5'i(I5S3Js1" elO*i 7:4'js 705, 4.30 East Highway 4, wrItten defenses, if any, on NED N bt.6is U24 I". and presently lying wIthin the municipal May, A D 1971. utltt5$5, p *5SC litt' I'C S(ae"A5 ..'tili$1 Caiselberty, Florida 37707, on or JUL lAN, JR. of STEP4STROM, KIETH ERICK HOPIEVAGER limits of Lake Mary, Florida. and .13174 ff1411' )?,J1 (Seal) I -'a I 'Ii. tilt P.0 ;rHIP -before June 20th, 1974; Otherwise a DAVIS & MCINTOSH. Attorneys for Re$.POndIIIt.HUSBAND more fully deScribed as follow's, to PC. 5 t"5"IC, I' C ":'a'(I .uz)b', Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr. 7CICIC t" t"t •1I P.1 Petitioner, Post Office Box 1330, 'fsj'I 37'es judgment moy be entered against tIC 5Il'Ii •*l NOTICE OF PETITION 5C, wit, P(TIiI-(, aIS"CtaYis. IsC• Clerk of Circuit Court 0'1 '5 £' I " 'I 'CII' C.• tst. ,tll' .5.ese •ICatS 1st l'vIC', FOR DISSOLUTION TIle P1O4't'l of Lot 17, all of LoIs you for Inc relief demanded in the Sanford, Florida, 3277), and file the Seminole Counly, FlorIda lee 's"'c" SI'vICrS, tile, INC, Petilion original with the Clerk of the Circuit OP MARRIAQI 4, 19 and SO of CRYSTAL LAWN By: Linda M, l's':, ''C.. vi,pI,r lIt Harris S35I a, ll,Hi5ttP .1)0)) •leii' ."51i.5 WlTNESSmyhandandthesealof Court on or before June 2111, 1971, TO: KIETH ERICK HONEYAGER '?i'z' tal'S £ 'it?ai, t t'.t .', ':'t'Stu'at asstit'':'. LAKE MARY. FL. according to the asscsi,I$. lIC, Deputy Clerk " Otherwise a default dnd ultimale :'a ." "t' II" 5)71)1 '*5.'. Si- ' 13$ Sony. Drive Apt. No. 3 enesii .1, c'r'a.,to 'NP plat thereof recorded in Plot Booli 6, the said Court on May 21st, 1974. CARROLL BURKE l'•t, St$S l"C. C1)?1' (Seal) judgmCnt will be entered against 403.50 . I a VSPC?ItC I'D Waukesha, WiscorIn 33156 Page 6, Public Records of Seminole Attorney for Petitioner 515)J? tail Ill 51*1 tsPIiv, "0745 O it1 i5 I'' Iv•svi you for the relief demanded in the Arttnr H. Beckwith, Jr. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED County, Fl. tilt. a$5:CIstt' it'i' 612 Sanford Atlantic 4*Ji5 •a.,IlIs'45P Peti'ion As Clerk of said Court 544755 e5's ta'5 HuIt that a Petition for Dissolution of lCit"t''i Ci•t 'iris) isc and further deSCribed as the corner Bank Bui'ling lSSiJtiit!$ PC c;',i .v 53Jt 1 fI1s By Elaine RiCharde WITNESS my hand and official Marriape has been fIled against you 'A 455) 'al's tj'tsr. Je 7it •acaacs. Sanford, Florida 37775 of Lake Mary Boulevard and Middle La,, .asw $Li-,. . ts(, PC. As Deputy Clerk seal of said Court on Ihi5 70th day of nd you are required to tid've a copy Street south of Lake Mary PubliSh May 10. 17. 21. 31, 1974 tl4L5_'.iili e..• Jls3 ('3 it&'lsi. .ls"t"C. $'piS, 45)557 sIl'i L'0 Lt)"Ct$IS May. A D 1971 MASTON O'NEAL of your defenses, if any, to it on Boulevard DEB 17 and CII"PI'V I West of Middle ShIll TIC I LUL I'tY&" 'StatES I'C"*'t'a'f lit, (Seal' 45)771 Attorney for Petitioner saiiv5'. ' ,a(5'. dIstil 7745)? ''J'.' Stl'i,tl C"5."' Petitioner. 55I, 'I" $u$1(5S l5'P"j', Street. YVONNE MARIE '1,5I ''• IPO' t't'a'eb Q$ PiI11&'a Law Offices of Artf'tjr P-I Beckwith, Jr (0. HONEYAGER. wtlo$I ad&eu is: The Public Hearing will be held in jul '1.1712 i'5 IN THE CI*CUIT COURT, "ai'.si' 55717' 5as *iPPt Sta'ft Ca'. a.'.. l'C44'O'a'iS 17s? Clerk of the Circuit Court 440 Mellonvill, Avenue Apt. 1$; the City Hell, City of Lake Mary, Rosenblum I Pipkins IC, ?I),1) '''t" St'l'ZLI . '-'S'$ EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR'a' -a'. I'C. i'o'.' Seminole County, Florida CtLS. Is!, lIMP) Mellcnville • race ApIs,; Sanford, 3')' 11 tL'C.'16 ''Ii.t'it$ , Florida, on the 10th of June, 1971, at Suite 7-05, CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE 590)07 Cas_IPlI ili,flS, i(. vItt t'c. )e?s By: 0 East Highway Linda M Harris 13$ s"3', lY"lt l'C. FlorIda 37171 and file the original m. 7:3.0 i or as soon thereafter as II5 II11ilf Cg's'rv ))e)I$ COUNTY. PL0rnDA 31)1)5 (015*.(, . v15, ilhI'4 Deputy Clerk with the Clerk of the above styled dIll fOlilhit 51 lC 4507*7 possible, at which time interested Casselberry, Florida 37707 oIose to. 0 CP'iCtl 01 43y4 CIVIL ACTION NO. 14.707.D 1440l Cli• *4LCI) L"2 115.11 14141$ I 'I Court on or bfore Mly 31st, 1971, parties tar and against tre proposed Publish: May 21, 31, June?. II, 1971 Ned P4. Julian. Jr I11 (?as'IP, I'd, In is: the Petition of £S5'tCla,I$, P.C. DEB 131 O7l7 tfr.Ct, 10*115' 5. 7'ola ofherwis.s a d.fautt Judgment may *Tas'a' change of zoning Clb5SifiCOtiOO will c'c-e's __________________________________ STENSTROM, DAVIS & 70477 C113ItIlI1V C"a'It* Cl THOMAS HERMAN PAYNE and MCINTOSH be entered against you Por,tlue rijief be heard Said hearing may be co.-I.c, tt.c 1)0507 tt..tCa cossac'1ne ROSA MAE PAYNE, his wife a%)CCI?tCs Post Office Box 1330 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 1, $laI, ,f?(I*I$ 'If '0'541 demanded in t.Petition. 1' continued from lime to time unti 40*0*) ha' 5*if •.cvs. NOTICE OF ACTION M** .115 •Q(7 5u, 5Sil'l "'It I4l3'J i"d. ThisnoficesP*all be published ons.e final action s taken by the City EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Sanford, Florida 37771 TO: DOUGLAS SMALL l0'leI d's'ak 'C.'ii-i,L?uaa5 C013'atl'I't s'"s'c'c' "7 CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Attorneys for Petitioner "ts:'.r'u' each week for four colnecutive Council, PIie"iJC?S, P.C • AddresS. Unknown '011 l7t1 SI' tci"isf ceo', Publish May 71. 31, June 7, II, 1971 weeks In The Sanford Herald. 39735$ QI I9'i,'l C'u'?', I'd. iv"tt THIS NOTICE SHALL C".It PSI. .&tI* BE COUNTY. FLORIDA i'uo YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 5?Uii:J'j, 1st, DES 135 $1*'I IilC CIVIL ACTION 50I P!.$LICI?l'5$, 115,11 POSTED in WITNESS my hand and Seal of i)'157 three (3) publIc places PiYl( H. G'2i(5, that a Petition has been filed in the CV*1'I'5 Pl5C C"iI. 41','s i'.0 DIVISION 5 ___________________________________ said Court at Florida, on thIs 3Cm I"C"cIa'Ir withIn the City of Lake Mary, CASE NO. 74.743-5 above styled Court for the adoplon 151)75 7htI sCa.ul' '.3,.- jflS I5l 5'.(I5I7 -f_,t5 day of April, 1974 7174) Florida, at the City Hail *ithin the In re: the Petition of OMLAND C(*1'iLt ISI,.lra (Pli?.Pil?, Isd. of the minor child named therein IN at$"(.la?IO'., lIt THE CIRCUIT COURT PilI'$' CCtP'iSYtWl. (Seal) City of Lake Mary, Florida, and SMITH and PEGGY F. SMITH a'3e s.' 4 1 tCstaOt iSSC5atI$ Stilei,Ilj? 'c'..s. i'c, and wherein you are named as an 5,P$ CtNtSl, PcO'l)a "'I*5 NOTICE TO. Mr. Carl F White EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. '{ Arthur H Beckwith. Jr. 75111, published in The Sanford 1t.Mti3 I(tit' Herald. interested party, and you are hereby CulT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE '145)7 5ril.c• I'$WILCPPI*1? C 0 James C While i"Uvl(ilt £(%'CtI?tts. tilt, newspaper of general Circulation in Clerk of Circuit Court ',tslO required to serve a copy of your ClI?i15 'ttl'l'I 'tS( COUNTY, FLORIDA C'0Iat1's sI•el S.tI'.ft'S 3111Cr Berryvlle, Virginia BY . Joy Stokes Psu",iCiII' I$5c75l7l 5 o5'c'es ttC.'C' Stit la w,'ittendefenses, if any, to it on NED the City of Lake Mary. Florida. one 5' "5'. P.C. CIVIL ACTION NO. 74-119.1 27611 4041)) dhN,415 1501116 SILVICI lCiuS.'Q! VittiCI 4$SC Deputy Clerk 401573 1 C • l'TIl'sl,, icc time at least 15 days prior to the N. JULIAN, JR. of STEPISTROM. DIVISION S 41nI) 'iPIII IIS,Jei'CP LII0V i"T"ll$fh IC Publish: May 3, 10, 17, 24, 1914 DAVIS & McINTOSH, Attorneys for aforesaid hearing In addition. 21)le In cc the Marriage of: CtW?iIL P5Ol50 VIWVL 3,7041 tutit N'iltf.II, IC• I'.0 Mrs Rozella Lineburg White DES-SI paSt Cgvlli'O. tilt, itCIP) 5.4 Ctl' Petitioners. POSY Office Box 1330, notice shall be potted in the area to KATHLEEN 311315 I. NEIGHBORS, Wife t, •.,, p.c. 14? South Euclid Avenue 4I0)$ Ci'HsI'v lIICu?lvl ss.s HZS) .sss'u Lt$"ta?(5, 71 Sanford, FlorIda, 37711, and file the be considered at least iS days prior and ,vsu, IIIC, Winchester, Virginia Pc, to the date of the C"4 '.a?lC'. public hearing. original with me Clerk of the CfrCuit ROBERT L NEIGHBORS, Husband CI"l'II.i 113"vttS. 1,955 e17 •leIs , ' 1st 11h72 22601 ''I 5i't. DAT ED' May 73, 1971. NOTICE TOCREDIt'oa$ Court on or before May 31st, 1974, IC' NOTICE OF SUIT all .ut5 t"stt'C?I0il suCh i". PURSUANT TO BULK SALES 7l55 Kay Sanman CA5I C C". C'ot('I'ivI otherwi$ 1$Il, a default and P.0 ultimale 111j i4t?'5 THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO You are notified tP*at the above Cliii Cttij5 CHAPTER 61$ oieio. City Clerk s5'e.o ..I1t5l i'%'i'li'.t, 1st ,?5 SII4V iudgment will be entered against ROBERT L. NEIGHBORS named petitioners, ORLAN D 'V'i 1' City of Lake Mary, FLORIDA STATUTES 'SslS 's'l"i%ti, you granting the adoptiOn. said i(*?S Route 3 41s)Z C'(1( in'*. 5'. II SMITH and PEGGY F SMITH, TO ALL CREDITORS OF: I,. Florida WITNESS my hand and the seal of p, •a 617 Clements Lane '. e;'e; th.ItSSIa'. 5yI hive filed a petition in lIe above MID FLORIDA DODGE, INC. THOMAS G. FREEMAN, 'i'sta ('il$'Ia' iI5'it6', it.' ' )1'.Pr,IQ 5I ESQ isis'. said Court on the Dth day of April, p 555)5'.i'.5, Blythville, Arkansas 723)5 styled Court for the adoption of the 1501 West First Street p 3ll'4 movt, C" 5(1)hcL 731)19 Box 5.4$ tt,s h' 'j '' s,' AD,, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Sanford, Florida 701)17 C'Uu"tl tsattf'CPl P4 as SPIvICI. tt, mInor child named in that petition, I_I .rUi.'..l(iCU,,, Altamor'e If1l35, Fl 32701 (Seal) '0-44) ClJtu'tl t3*,, M,tTV KATHLEEN I, NEIGHBORS .tta'5t115 tIlt 1vPsv 1445,5 l7l9 I!.s CIla'(, I'.C, and you are Commanded A bulk transfer and Sale of the to serve a Attorney for City C'44C" IIC0'PSLt'I Arthur H. Beckwilh, Jr l"C hiS filed a Petition in the Circuit t'*'5a'( n'?!Itv '5'3h1 bs,Iine'ts known as mid FLORIDA Copyof yos.irwriltendefens.e's, if any, P651115' O*5a Publish 1l(4l May 21. 1971 sCiCi'i'$ the C"I'.u, IsO. Clerk of Circuit Court urt of Seminole County, Florida, DODGE, INC I ,, s'.lIa •.i'St( Otst$t3'd, on EdwardL Kelly, Jr., Petitioner's' DElI 116 . located at 1101 West 55'llJ ',i-'atav t'aiL ' Seminole County, Florida _______________________________ f dissolution of marriage, and YOU 70'II$ t1utv'7i SPAt,$1'ilI P.c. C'50 attorney, whose address Is Suite 500, First STreet, Sanford, Florida, will By: Joy Stoket ctu'. it. t 4 &ii are reQuIred to serve a copy of your 4hlSII PiiIG'ttCIL ,.")O, tIvte "il'atl's, 100 South Orange Avenue. Orlando, CITY OF be mad, to the underSigned and a C'JlC Cl twf ,1,eS. Ittf'a- Cs'.Ie. 0' t1S$'t'I'IY, Deputy Clerk I"C. written defenses, if any, on NED N Florida 32105, on or before June 6 bulk transfer Itv'Iutuil ti j$$'.l C'lIsi, p.c tcC, LAKE MARY.FLORIA s07 547 ?t. ?ICJ'P'.41P3 Ned Pd. Jullan, Jr. JULAN. JR. of STENSTROM. equipment usaof the inventory ard 'IMOI CLCtS IC.I,) 5 1971, and file the original with the 57011, NIC.aft I"ItCIui 'P '3'5a YLP C'i'i.'A'I' Notice of in connctlon with Public Hearing STENSTROM, DAVIS LS)"CIattD C.l'.015, P.C. $!'l'. DAVIS & MCINTOSH, Attorneys for the business will be 1'C, )1'1'5 Clerk of thIs Court either before ?'li.,' 'a. fi"?',lj',j, TO WHOM IT MAY made to the CONCERN CCLLI'l (P..,) I.t. 1)057 & McINTOSH •Ig.,'ss'l'a 4Is11 PetitIoner, Post Office Box 13)0, undersigned CISIi.IIC5 5't after ten (10) days )t-oa NOT ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by service on Petitioners' attorney or , J0I,9 Post Office Box 1330 t..., • Sanford Florida, 32771, and fIle the from the date of fPi5 Notice 4),3&j tC-.'('?S 'ItlIsts. IU, 7Is1j •t.PtC'i'a c's' Cs.'Il the City Council of the City of Lake immediately thereafter; otherwise, 1". Sanford, Florida 37711 criginil with the Clerk of the Circuit t1s t"i'S'i l' i',C The lime ar' place of the Clang ')1? 4'3'iI'S HI" default may be entered t'ar, acoainst r tor:da, that Said City Attorr.cys for Petitioners t"SiI V"' '2 Ii t' .Itl/?I "l.,i'.CL'&i*. Court on or before June 21sf, 1971, of the tran5iI,on e1Zs C ' 'I'' LSC tHI 'gil C. you for tIne relief demanded in the shill be al the Council will hold a public hearng at 1'),$ t.%i'.l5I. •,s,, Publish Mky 3. 10, 17, 71, 1971 C'PI'tl otherwiSe a default and ultimate Law Ofticeof petilion 171705 7 CC,,..l I ?Pl'mt$IS )'( 30 7)e33 STENSTROM. DAVIS p m ,on Monday, June 50. 1971, I0.* * ,'C9 .i' i'.5'5. •.,,',,j, ea"aau. DES-lu udgment will be entered against & MCINTOSH, located *('ICP), WITNESS my hand and seatof the v"s".,it' •IIP.is'$ i55Cha'5". at Florida I' C, you for tI-ic relief demanded in "se State Banis, Suite Pfo fl, 44$&1 a Consider a request of a change Court at Sanford. Florida lIlt 6Ih west First 53tl, 3*17 7 0 C'i t*1%tStttC -i It1, C". Itii.at5c) I'd Petition lulLOtiS, PC IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE day of May, 1971. Street, Siriord, Florida, on Mon of zoning front A 1 and R SA of the 15'h' "I'ut J'I1I l'.d 1' C, EIGHTEEN'S H JUDICIAL dR WITNESS my hand and official day, June), 1974, at the hOur of 10.00 CCWjCSj'at)li ?P 15k, tIleS? 44eI foilo*ng described property lying (Seal) ?'tifaT4 C 't'i'; '.,P, ,J"j 1iyIC(, S.ealof said Court on this 20th day of AM CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE lcd. ltavli- C"1• ?tI Arthur H BCckwith, Jr. I,,. and being in the municipal Iitmls of May, A 0., 1971. ' COUNTY. FLORIDA. 70470, su'i' Ha" ti5, 'H3U ,lt' PIII) 'O'$"i,tC"C L*'. P5*251 Clerk of the Circuit Court TIit property to be transferred is the City of Lake Mary, Florida, to 'Il(tu"fc', 5 -I( • I ISeal) CIVIL NO 74750-C located at I,e sellers place of By Joy Stokes Wit' rØ,5v0't- Scai,lS 114)09 44)4 v C V C'*tI(5h'3. %1a Arthur H Beckwith, Jr DIVISION C business at Deputy Clerk i:'. j1' ""l'u.i C".. Cr,, tV, MID FLOR IDA , LotS 72, 23, 71, 25, 71, fl and 30 of FEDERAL NATIONAL Clerk of the Circuit Court '1 MOP DODGE, INC., 1101 West First Publish: l4z,s J4'I'I%*L 'tS1'C. j May 10, 17, 71, 31. 1971 C' SANFORD SUBSTANTIAL FARMS '3.'i (3".1%. I'C. 'IPiI TGAGE ASSOCIATION, Seminole County, Florida t'IUM I IC• l*'2 HI' ' 'taC(.0' tsr Street, Sanford, Florida. DES 17 TRACT NO 1, acCording to the plat _____________________________________ 417"',' ""I'?' 1q55'Ilts',, I'd P'i4V .1)547 5'5 By' Linda M Harris Plaintiff, The estimated total of Sellers 7 She VjIf thereof as recorded in Plat Book 5, '3'?' tta' tJ' ,-aittu., ,, sCIPt', P C II3I?i Depufy Clerk debts 'S $13,757 14, no special SLI '31 ''P C3'wtiv 'CIC. tso. Pages $3 and II of the Public a 414h1 '' IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND Ned Pd Julian, Jr. 3 7,.7 PEARL EDWARD MCLARY and CIi ' 'asr • arrangements hive been m4de for u"t', )17'j: eu"*''tp. Records of Seminole County, FOR (5 4, t5fj1l"CSt(; 31757' J9407r SEMINOLE "L.C.(I C'St'i,CtIO' DELORES .1. MCCLARY, h:s wife, COUNTY. STENSIPOM, DAVIS & '(iGhtt "I'.a'('l't their payment, but the transfer is to Florida, all lying within Section 71. •iipi,,( ).77)7 I'd, FLORIDA c,p, MCINTOSH Defendants be made in COnsideration of the sum 315)71 Township 70 South, Range 30 East CIVIL ACTION NO. ••'•• -'.tI,t.IS C •-tsC'fi., Post Office Box 1130 74719.5 NOTICE OF SUIT 3t91s5 s" of $91,000 00. whIch will be paStS at l'Z'•' isiit', P.C. (comprising approximately 70 acres In re the Marriage of ('?a '( 4i41ll5I)P st't?'u, 37,4,6 Sanford, Florida 32771 TO PEARL EDWARD MCCRY 5)17. the Law Office of STEPISTRUM, "-t?*i,l PL*tiit rJ, plus or minuS) , )'. •.'iy, UP, 5"(, WARREN JOSEP9 CAMPBELL, Attorneys for Petitioner t'.c ' lI and DELOR ES .1. McCLARY, his t •S.S, P0.1*5? DAVIS & M(lNTOH, located at Planned 1 ll')? L'nst Development, as 56'.On I'tLt', "t'1'ai su'zr 7,j') 1"i.l"i' 'lit p TI TIOP4 ER, "ø') II"?'' " 6I' '*1 AND wife RESIDENCE: UNKNOWN ALICE PbIith, May 24, 3), June 7, II, 5974 Florida Stale flank, Suite No. '''" tec (iii PC l'l those classifications are dfi.cribd P0 Lii 145 fl DElI 136 CAMPBELL , Ard all parties claiming interests 5Pltt$ 'SIC 9"(??P 'IIi I'C (i" Sanford, Florida, attheh,rof 10:00 4595s1 ' 7215 V'(',P5(' in the zoning ordinances and RESPONDENT O. 'se. •va 15)141 'i throuQh. ufldi2 or against Pearl AM, on Monday, June 3. lt7, lsC, regulationsoftheCity of Lake Mary, 'I)P' ji,' SLu tPsl'P 'P.' l"C ",L,, P'C%CttC'$. O'$51' ,ItC."? c.:rt', C'. NOTICE OF ACTION NOTICE to all swimming pool Edward McCtary and Delores It 5 Transferee's understanding 415i5' "s"b'TA li,C Florida tt jollY TO ALICE ROLLINS CAMPBELL '0'. $P't( "I':- '?5 contractors doing business in tnc that Transferor will McClary, his wife, and 10011 parties a" 'l("t (tt'. 0•Il5 .0-i i', l.*f5tj'.t 1st pay all The Public Hearing will be held in ico Capenter Drive hiving or claiming to have any Cily of Sanford, Florida. obligations pre '$'OIfk". 74'7,57 '3'w3 •Ca'sV)t"It '.g, Cu'PI'ttCr' to or at the lime the City Hall, City of take Mary, AIlanIa, vtl'C sI?,sV tI5 'I, Georgia 715'4I Notice s hereby given to all and place of cloiing ''IS' 'C', I"C l'Vl right, title. or interest in the real o' "I S','C'u, above noted Florida. oi the 10th of June 1971, at is:,.'l'.tI 4: 7 5.1 I' I'!l, 1' YOU APE HEREBY NOTIFIED person, firms and coi'pOratign crepert -i Ilcre.n deScribed The Pi-Ocerty cOntiSt5 of an .n i.' 713 $ l 1w )' '51)? 'I i I•"I' IA 'S'i'l, ? Ji) p ii or as loon thereafler as (tat or' action for e I'I' 1If' I 'i'I' 'i Dissolution 01 doing business in the Cityof Sanford ventory of automobiles, automobile , * YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Jisu; ("ISV P.0 possible at which time interested Marriage has been filed £491' 'l'I'. i'.o'i against you as swimming Pool Contractors that parts, fuinitur,, fixtures, that an action to foreclose a mor* • £51.05? *5)14' '3, l's' office partiesfor ano against the proposed by WARREP4 JOSEPH CAMP 5S:i'trs, .t, aP.'t'a'C' fcC Ihe City of Sanford Code Sec 63) machine and asSociated tqaqe on the following real property '.isc (..pvjj equip 411? chan.7e of :onlng ciast,fication C" will 'aPS *"IsdtsS C BELL, and you are required to file a "Rules and Regulations" have been '7sl in SemInole County, Florida '2ea' PubliSh' May 'lt' OsI C' ,*"t' là? t0be heard. Said heiring may be copy of your written defens, if amended to read In part as followsLot 3. Block B, WASHINGTON I'd. 3'17% PCCMI' )"lP' 1C, The property to be transferred it DES 130 continued from lime to time until any, to 'toe Carroll Burke, Attorney e-.9(41 5t'.t SECTION XIX located at the Sellers place vC"si.'It . _____________________________________ OAKS SECTION TWO, according to 7,1:9, Grandfather's of final action is taken by th• City for Ptitloner, whose addreSS is 61? t'.?tl .a?tat t. t 04, III' tre ptat thereof as recorded n Plat Clause, Certificate of Competency. bUSineSS at above identified, 4 11 7 1* 5 7 Council • I St ' &'t"* ('IIIUI Ci 11114' nlcrd AIlntic flank lIuIdn, Any cCrs'n, f,rrn. n i' r, 1 A It 01 tIne SCllert P.b It. F'a $6 $7. Puhl: Pi'i.j, I-,S Sf "' '.' £ credtors 't' "f TillS PlOT 1(1 57,511 or postcd in Sarford. F Icra 32111. and file the ?4OT1C( UNDER FICTiTiOUS Records of Semnole Counly, association who is actively engaged kOO*n to buyer, is availabl, $5743) i'I' :'t' cs-.asv for (hr (3) public paces within the ,,f, a1riI NAME STATUTE Original WilIl lhC Clerk of Circuit SiloS, Florida, .1353' iwIl C'S Inthe businessof Pool Contractor or InspeCtion a? the Law Office of H. C -ip4.p0 City of Lake Mary. i'lor,da, at the Court, Sanford, Seminole County, 3115*5 '.iIit'It 'IVt( TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Is fhe possessor of a current pt POE. at 510 N. Harbor City Blvd. hU been filed against you ma YOU S 7 4 4 ' 'I')6' 1st City Hall within the City of Lake Florida. on or before the a$$3C1,tiJ, i'..,'P1A*VP Not.ce 5 hrt*y g'yen that I he 11th day IA contractor's occupational licenSe Mtibourne Florida arerequired to serve a copy of your '''l 41I4' ,al? •IS$I' 4$, ?9)SC Mary, Florida, and published in Tb. June, A 0. 5971; Otherwi$e rdert.gnd, pursuant to the UTI*P ,C1('?Ii5 itt a issued by the City of Sanford, During the past three (3) 31772" written defev5es, If any, 10 .t on van c'ecs, tsc years, Sanford Herald, a new'spaper of Iuiiqntenl will be "Fut,f.ij Name Statute' Chapter ?7• •iid'-I '\" C"(l. )$)S, ,6s3 •d l'v0,*vCI(I? entered against den Berg, Gay, Burke & Dyer, PA. Floridi may within ninity (90) days tht teller has used no other bus4nes t'cC, qeneral circulation In. th. City Of you for the relief demanded in the *1I?1i*sa5 SPOIlS Cj1'1'5?lb"g f5( 565.09, Fiorida Statute, will regis?.,' at Post Office Box 793, Orlando, after the publication f Official "Irle or address other than that e5$45s 'Ii')' 'it .RC" I C'?li•l'It Pat"(i as' ,55'5a7f5, Lake M*ty, Florida, one lime at PCI,ftC with tie Clerk IA the Circuit Court, Florida 33-502 and file the original tItl*• II notice in the local newSpaper apply given above, as far as syer knows 1st, feast 13 days prlr to the aforesaid inmrd for Seminole County, Florida, WITNESS i-ny hard and the Seal of 4.')I)S With the Clerk of inc above Styled ("St'uC?IU" tosaid Central Examining Boardfcir and buyer has not don. business 74H3 '1UP.t"S 'I'S' $u"D. hearing. In addition, notice shall be laid Court On thu the 11th day IA upon receipt IA proof Of the Court on 0' before Jun4 19, ICCIP'56tP0 a Certificate of competency as Pr9vsOusly Cypt, ).10 posted in the area It' 'Its C'(a?tg'a be considered May, A 0 1971. publication gf tens notice, the fIC )'ni 'III' '.6'Tls o'herwi a iudjrr..'nf may be CO Doled: May 1& 1974 IlCreinbefo,-p defined Upon recept 'I', . ist. C3Lt5'lI $f*'.j, tir, at irat 55 dny5 prior to the date of (Seal) ?it'0S name. to Wit BEAR GULLY 041 ""l', tilt, tered agansl 5'l,$) by the Building Official a-id the you f the Bob Dance Dodge. Inc 151$? reId 134750 a'''t'5's the public hearing /, rthur H Reckwit, Jr KENNEL under which we Cipect to '5l6sO Pal. CC'w'*l?, 'lc'l demanded in th approval I said board shalt be CM.*ts S (8*1$ complaint or 6 Florida corporation DATED May 73, 5974 engage in business at Route I, Box ist, Clerk of Circuit Court *cpzs petition. •3V5 PIYS 011i1 issued a certificate of competency RY. S Ro,rt M. Dance 5 - Kay SMSman 731 u' the City of Mallard, InlOfidi. 1 0*11, l Seminole Ctvnty, Florida Pres!dant WITNE%S my handand the slof wIthin the scope of hii operation, 5 6 ' 7ieI .nj?'4 Ii*f au 31)373 J510I CuPS? City Clerk That the parties interested 'nsaid By' Linda M. Harris (Scalp, I5St'saI, said Court on May 7th, W11 £i5 withoutthe necessity of examination S'(Ctitl$t', l'*C. City of lake Mary, business entirprisi are is foli: Dpvty Clerk 117)3% I 5 ltslf'j. tilt, ploy i dinq the applicant 5ubmt alt Harves C Poe. Jr (5ati "c''e ISAITtI f5,i55 rlorio rec Totar rAPROLI "::;;t . BURKE C,Sii,ttvP assctla?t:' Attorney at Law Arthur H BCCkwilh, Jr. 'nformation, documents itcluding ,7't THOMAS G FREEMAN, ESQ ',v "i"IUa I"C .ttorney for Pehulioner J5I?: Ralph C. TOIa, 'i'xI;s La'.c s"5't 540 Harbor City Blvd. Clerk of tre Circuit Crt Suretybond, requlrt'dby thitarticl,, i41S 5**L •ilit 'I.I6?IFS Pt) 5-ox 51$ Dated at Wintrr Park. Ofar4e all Sanford All1nti 'C P0 Bu* 1031 I By Joy iokes Bill Bracelar,d 7S70)j •,,'j"a P I LLI' Altarnonte Spiinm, Fl 33701 flank Building County, Florida, May 13th, P.74 314044 SIP(V? 5flwj(f54 lC. Melbourn, Florida Deuty 'Clerk Building Official Attorney for City Sanford, Fliri ublith May Il, 74, 31. June 7, 37771 329)1 Publish: May 4i*j'a CITY 5C'I ki'l C's'1' )l.(jp "30 SANFORD Publish: May 17, 21. 35 June 7. 1971 Publith: May 71, 1fl4 DES ec Ct''*'a?i'.t aS$'Cta'I". PubliSh: Miy 17, 71, 197.4 OEB.1l Publish: May 71 5974 DES 117 DEB97 DEft 91 DEB 131 "'c't •e' + May 24, 1974 ' k .g* ::'._; -;,v-- ______ - (d_ & - - - -- . - .- - & -t •_.= - -- - -- ---- LI ii I ner rI1Jsbaflj S The Sanford Herald Legal Notice by Dave Grouc I?. ROBERT Ii STOVER BA (61771) 13E C? Commercial loon - To conStruct living quarters 10 be used in conjunction with a con SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT NotIce of Public Hearing JUNE 17, 5974 Friday, May 24, 1974-5B / + . .+ , , ;' * . + + , . . . HEAR clyFT4? 'yES WHEW SEE ANY-7 NO. IT ,,Tl4lNG MLI5T HAVE JUWh At illi. if SO breist fed m t1usbind lie CflJO%e(j I ) (DISTRICT NO 1) Vidth Variance and a Special Ex 2 ERNEST SAPP ception to parka mobile home on the BA (6 1774 ?9TE To park a mobile home following described properly The N thi be' SAL) \B ltit k uen when tiiuithtr appears to be lb.. tin.. C '4 I'. V eta, _. ..., in 544'$IAn .. 1110 •r IA 4U, EVUVV vv ,'i ut VUdU (DISTRICT NO. 5) of Section 921 31, run W 700 It, S %%hu'L tau.slng all the trouble, 19. CENTRAL FLORIDA 501 ft, E 200 ft 143(5.1 ft to POD, on the and until she changes her at' ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY—. BA 16 North Side of Scrub Road ap younge.st child, but itir husbarul titude, nothing else ss Ill change. Proximately 700' off Mission Road I? 71)3OTE - To park a mobile It's S en sad indeed. Hut the (DISTRICT 140. 5) Wfl(5 it nearly every clay. home n an Al Agriculture Zone on 1k' is 44 an(l recently I'etired greatest loss is hers. Pray for the following described property 3 HORACE GRIFFIp4-BA($ I? 71) 33TE - A I Agriculture Zone Lots 1, 16, 17, 18, 19, 70. 2), 39, 38 .40, from the military, What her, and don't quit trying. I'll 41, 40, SI. Joseph's S Din Secfons 21 To park a mobile home on the worries use is this never.entlsng bet in time she'll mellow. and 7219 30, on Highway I) 92 following described property Beg II) 71' N of SW corner of S ' of SW (DISTRICT 140. 5) supply of 11111k 1 seem to have, I '. of Section 34 205 32E. thence run 70 MRS E. E. SCYDICK BA 16 I)EAR AMPs': I ant 49 and had a hysterectt,:,ty last sear, 1774) )STE - Al Agriculture Zone [,jt 130 ft, thence N 105 It, thence E and even that didn't dry me up. gosng through my menopause. I — To park a mobile home on the IC Oft, thence S 310 II, thence E 190 It doesr't bother me physicalis, have hounded my gynecologist ft. thence N 6O It, thence W 100 ft. following described property: ThaI then(C S 155 1110 POD, on 'he East part of Lots 87 and 96, St. Joseph's S but I keep wondering f I a;n For help, but I can't get any Sideof SnowLake. Road (DISTRICT 0, described as: Beg 410' Pd of irit of floriiuil? My husband thinks it's satisfaction From him, so I'm PlO 1) W line of 96 and center line of S R. .16, run E 121 ft. 14509 3.4 It, V.' 171 ft. ¶ 1 PAVID L. JACKSON - BA to super. The older I get the tisore asking you. how can I be nb.07 611? to Leg ri t7 71) 3ITE -A I Agriculture Zone 25 l' I Wirrt' nh,,,? It 1 1........... solutt'lv iur.' I t,t,,n'i 'Ifl( 11151 I I. .1 fl lI L & I I a rnoc)pe none on the " IUIIKIJ NO II never heard of this before, pregnant? ii hnve three following describedproperty TheW . VARIANCES grandchildren Have you' 731 0' of Lot 3.40. Van Arsdale I HARP'( I.. GIBSON BA I P IA ReSidential lot,' NAME My husband is 50, and we're Osborne Brokerage Contpany's 1771) 56V WITIIIIEI,I) Addition to Black Hammock in Rear Setback Variance from .50' not sex maniacs or anything Section REQUEST to 21' on lhç following described 171 31, on Stone Avenue property. Lot Ill, Casa AIon3a, PB DEAR NAME: Ses. '511 lIkethat,butwedogestogeur (DISTRICT 140 1) IS. Page 7, Public Records of Scm RUSSELL S. CHAUDOIN, once in a while, and I am living animals, including BA 1$ 1771) 36TE -'nole County, Fla., In Secfion 3) AI humans, in fear that I'll find myself secrete milk as long as the Agriculture Zone 21 3.0. on Ti.rra Circle (DISTRICT To park a pregnant with a change-of-life niobile home on the following NO. 1) 2. ANNIE BELL CHAMBER Smammary glands breastsl baby. I have told my doctor described property: Begin IS 1' W of recehe stimulation BA (6 1771) 61V — P 1 Residential from that, and he said: "Don't the SE corner of Government Lot I, iucklng and emptying. I)on't Section 31195 32E, w 760 ft. Zone - Los Size Variance on the The worrY_women Your age thence 1421 deqees, 50 rninutfl, E following deScribed property- Lots 's ssorry, you are normal, seldom get pregnant." Abby, I 35) 21 fI, thence S SO degrees. 39 767 and 26$, Midway, PB 1, Page II. Section 32.19 31, on Geneve Avenue abnormal one could be your don't want to take any chances niflijIes E 111 S It, thence S a husband, but as long as he's butmydoctorsays Idon't need degrees, 7$ minutes E 17.1) It, and Main Street (DISTRICT P40 2) thence S 216111? to POD (less the 3 ROBERT M HIPISON BA (6 happy and ou don't mind to take any precautions, 1771) SIV 14ly 15 II for road) Further I Tr,hiler Plot" I('commodating him, there's no desc'ibed as I 06 acres W of Mullet District .Request nnn,rruni InOutIs he right? Mn I foolish to be problem. t7eyariaflcefrom 700' toSlO'on Irn Lake Park (DISTRICT NO His hunger Is concerned? Can you recomfollowing described property Lots f 6 RUSSElL s CHAUDOIN. probably more erotic than mend something to ease my -' BA (6 17711 37T E -- A 1 and 9, fllock E. Mobile Manor 2nd caloric, Agriculture Zone -- To park a Section, PB Ii, Pages 46 and .18, in mind? niobile home on the following Section 32129. on Magnolia Dr.ve. DEAR ABH'z': My In-laws NEEDSADVIcE described property' Begin 4779' W (DISTRICT 140 3) have turned against mc DEAR NEEDS: You need of SE cornet Government Lot 1, GWEP4DELL C PURKISS more because when 1 was going than advice, You need Seclion 31195 32E. run P1775 It, Pd ss BA (6 17741 57V — P IAA ReSidential Zone — Rear Setback degrees, 24' 50" E 266 69 ft. s n steady sIi'.h th'eir son he got another doctor, Even though degrees 19' E 196 ft. 550 degrees 39' Variance from 30' to 20' on the pregnant. I was live riionths the chances of your becoming E 15 It, thence $ 57 degrees SS' 43" w following described property: Lot pregnant are small, it's 373 36' to POD. Further described as 17, Bear Lake Estates, in Section 19 along when we were inarra'd, 21 29, PB 17. Page 95, Pubi pos*ible! I don't blame you for 176 acres West of Mullet Lake Park Te baby is two years old now, (DISTRICT NO. 1) Records of Seminole County, on Bearview Drive and Oranole Way 7 ROBEP'I E.PERDUE-- BA 16 and my rnother.in.law has slafltingtobeabsolutelysure. If don't know another 1774) IOTE & Sly — A I Agriculture (DISTRICT NO 3.) never seen him! My mother has Zone -- Lot Width Variance and a S WALTER E CODDIP4GTON called my mother.in.law trying gynecologist, your Planned Special Exception to park a mobile BA (6 1774) 60V R IAA to make Friends with her, but Parenthood Clinic can give you home on the following described Residential zone — Lot Size and my mother-tn-law said she competent medical advice and property S1SS'ofW 6o0' of NW ' of WOth Variance on the following NE '.. Section 33.215 37E Further described Property' Lot 11, Block 0. doesn't want anythtng to do recommend the most Ideal described atSof Lake Mills Road on Sanlando Springs Replat Tract 57, 'n with my mother or any of her method of contraception for a First Avenue Extension, 5t1t 117129, PB 9, Page i;. IDISTRICT Seminole County, Fla., on Spring NO. n your age. Good luck. family — Including rue. $ P. J ARNDT — BA (6 1774) Garden Avenue. (DISTRICT NO Ii I think it's terrible that my Problems? You'll feel better 3ITE - A I Agriculture Zone — To C APPROVAL OF MINUTES I May 70. 1971 - Regular Meeting husband's mother has never if you get it off your chest. For a P' mobile home on the follow.ng ThiS public hearing *11 be held in accepted irny of my invitations personal reply, write to ABBY: described property' Lot II, South ot Canal (lets W 700') and W170' of Lot the County Commission Chambers to come here and see her Box No. 69700, L.A, Caltf. 90069, 70, South of Canal, Slavia Colony Of the Courthouse, Sanford, FlOi-id. grandson or asked me to come Enclose stamped, self- company S D in Section 17.71 3) less on June 17, 1974. at 7 00 PM . or as that portion South of drainage ditch, soon thereafter as possible over and bring him, We live addressed envelope, please. Written Comments filed with It-n (DISTRICT NO It only 20 mInutes (ruin each 9 C. DAVID BASS. JR. — BA (6. Office of the Zoning Director *11 he F'or Abby's new booklet, other. 7741 lUTE A 1 Aqricluture Zone considered ano persons appearing t "What 'I'een.Agers Want tO the hearing will be beard orall, -- To park a mobile home on the My husband says unless his Knoss," send $1 to Abigail Van following described property: E Hearings may be continued from sitother apologizes to my lltsren, 132 1.asky I)r., Beverly Of NE 'a of SE '. of Se-ct,on 19 205 time to time as may be fow-d 37F, subiedt ba IS' easement on the necessary. Further details avalable mnotht'r, he doesn't c'are if be Hills, ('al. 90212 N and S soc for ingress egress and by calling 371 43)0, Ext 301 Seminole County Board utilities, Further described as 'a mile Road. of Adlustrnenl W of Cochran (DISTRICT P40 1) By Walton Torres, wasn't pregnant. I have lon f.' quit breast.feeding ins + ,nfI*A, Al Ui I S .1'4 ________________________________________________________ ________________________ by Lorry Lewis i U' J ', 11IAL Lf BUGS BUNNY ________________________ by Heimdahl _____________________ ¼. LEALE-LE WILL THiS Is 't NEW c Tm' ''-''''' ONE $QJtRT MAKES ANyQp,) INVISIBLE,' - ''- ' + -, j'j, ' ' 5— r . 1 ).(4,' + ' . ' p-" k' -,,. '?'. c Sern i no I e Ca len do r 'I ______________________________ - :1- /iI MAY 25 t' 24 Oviedo High School Athletics Sanford Senior Citizens' Spring Frolic, 7 p,m., Civic Boosters itthletie Awards Center, Dinner, dancing and Banquet, 7 p.m., school gymentertairunents. Contact harry flZlSIWll Sanford Laymen (or Christ flicking for reservations. Crusade, Sanford Stadium, Lyman High School Band Mellonvslle Avenue, 7:30 p.m. Spring Concert, 7:30 p.m, school auditorium. Ninth grade band, concert band ani orchestra performing. Open to public. Sanford Laymen for Christ Crusade, Sanford Stadium, Mehlonville Avenue, 7 p.m. LegalNotice 4 • ________________________________ FICTITIOUS NAME Notice 1% hereby g'.en that I am engaged in business at 130 E P4gb way 136. Catselberry. Seminole County, Florida under the fictitiOuS SEMINOLE of IN name VESTMENT GROUP, and that I intend to reqisler said name with t Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordance with the provisions of the Fictitious Section Plane Statutes To wit 56509 Florida SlaluteS 1957 S: Jane L Bulger Secretary Treasurer MB .51 EnterpriSes. Inc PubliSh May 21. 31, June .. . DES 13$ ____________________________ FICTITIOUS NAME Notice 5 hereby given thaI I am engaged ri buSiness at 1200 French Aye, Sanford, Seminole County. Florld under Ihe lictiticgs name of uSE FURNITURE DOCTOR, and Ihat I Intend to register said nanie with the CIeik of Ihe Circuit Court, Semnoe County, iloridO in cordance .ith the provisnons of trc' Fictitious Nan, Statutes. To Wit Sictlon$LS,09 Florida Statutes 1957 £: Joseph Giraulo Publish' May 24. 31, June 7, tf, 1971 DEB.139 - FICTITIOUS NAME Notice 5 hereby iVCfl that I ,ut'i engaged A buSinesS at 700 West , Hugh*ay 131, Lorlg*Odd. Seminole County. Florida under the fictitiOuS i-tame of SEMINOLE RADIO, and that I intend to register laid name with If-ic Clerk 4 the Circuit Court. Seminole County. I Iorida n ,ic cordance with tIlt' provisions of the Fictil,Ous Name Statutes. To Wit Stction 16509 Flcrido Statutes 1957 5: F Scott Kenneth Publish May 17, 2, 35. June 1, 1971 OUR Li ' Alcoholics IV'JIiiVII pIUup, Anonymous ,, ,, i3Ol .". by Crooks & Lawrence ';',CE..,rs.1Ar . _,,5'.,;-,', ;';E.;i4c),I: ) "'.- " - ,j' . -, 1 - - i.i 1 AS.lLAL II1J rTEl3T.-E' _____ .'EAQ 4 %AC'E lE AL ¶)Cr A iCt TE L;)S.'i5CX A9 AgR'-' L) AF . you A f'4RV EN .' Dl '- ',i 'T)ttR.T45P_IP -"I', .ME.s(,I-4- I'4I-(YAR I ULC'.iJ k'E PRIO4/ER?.4 LIKE -. I, ' I - - I ' -. - ! ;,;.,, .%# ' FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thases _____________________________________________________________________________ CHECKING "'l ACCOUNTS,, J $ SAYINGS _________________ ACCOUNTS ________________ _J _______ ________ _________________ if '] - NO ACCOUNTS __________ _______ -- _______ f l;; _____ I _____ ' --- - __________________ __ __ + _ _ ' , - ________ ' - .__ — WINTHROP ... I by Dick Cavalii ' ,Of Coming Events , 24I7TE-Al PubhthMy 74 1971 '"' LIMV "4 5VJ••JV U fJOV 41 nobile home on the following described property Lot 1, beginning INVITATION TO BID Notice it hereby given tP',t Ito. 703 7' E and 355.15' N of th SW C'ty of Casselberr 1 cf 5emnit' corner of Government Lot 1. Section County. Florida. Will re-ceive sealed 32195 )2E. run I'd 105 Oft, E 1)2,5 ft, t OS up to 5:00 P.M. Monday, My 5 1050 ft. thence W 132 5' to POD )0, 1974 ri the Casselberry City Hall Lot I). begirwt'ncj 8)6 2' E and 355 15' Coisiberry, Florida, for Chain link N of the SW corner of Government Loll, Section)? 19S)2E. run N 1050 tCf'Ce Specifications nay be obtained It, t 1325 ft. S 1OSO ft. thence W 1)7 SIt to the POD. Lot II. beginning from lhe City Manager, Casselberry C ty hail The City retedvet the 96! 7' E and 140.15' N of Ihe yj corner of Government Lot 1, Section i-'Uht to accept or re-leSt any or all b05 run 14105 Oft, W 100011, Harry Hug S 1050 It, Ihence E 100.0 ft to :he City Manager ROB, as recorded In the Public Records of Sen-mole County, Fla. Publish May 17, 71, 1914 U Further described as North of as'u, ievLaxerars KOiO IUIIPflCI NO 11 H MARY ETTA SMITH — BA (6 1711) 431E — A.) Agriculture Zone -To park a mobile home on the following described property' P1200' of W 150' olE 'a of PIE i a of NE I, Section )S215 3OE, on Dodd Road (DISTRICT NO I) 17. JOE ADK INS - BA (6 17741 UTE - A I Agriculture Zone To park a mobile home on the follovvinu _ ' CAPTAIN EASY " _ "E &c _______ ______________ __t -. A'- ' J c -t.. ' + / , J'' / Ci FiNb :AL'3 ELE\E.'M. SEE A C)EPL'W- - 'T7 & Stoffel ) " , + j - . • •j)l , + ( Legal_Notice Abb U.* Church Parish House, 400 Magnolia Ave. 2.3 Episcopal p.m. May26 Sanford i.aymen for Christ Crusade, Sanford Stadium, Mellonville Avenue, 2:30 p.m. — LegalNotice ___________ _____________________ CITY OF LAKE MARY,FLORIDA NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION OF ANORDINAPICE BY THE CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA TO WHOM II MAY CONCERN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the City Council of the City of Lake Mary, Florida, that said City Council will hold a public hearing at 7 3Op ri ,on Monday, June 10. 1971, 10 consider theadoptionofthebelow enlilled ordinance by tne Culy of lake Mary. Florida, to wit AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LAKE. MARY, FLORIDA. PROVIDING FOR CONTROL OF PROVIDING FOR UTILITIES THE METHOD OF CONTROL, REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES HEREWITH. CONFLICT IN SEVERABILITY. PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE A copy of said ordinance Shall be evailable at Ihe offiCe of Ihe City Clerk of the City of LAKE MARY, FLORIDA, for alt persons d,ering to examine sane ALL INTERESTED PARTIES are Invited to attend and be heard THIS NOTICE shall be posled in THE SANFORD HERALD, • a newspaper of qenoral circulation ifl City sine (II Iirtl(' Ot least IS days prior to If-ic lime f tre public hearing DAT ED this 7rddayof MOy. 1974 5' Kay Sassn-ian City Clerk City of Lake Mary. Florida THOMAS 0. FR EEMAN, ESQ. Box 54$ P Itanonte Springs, Fl Alfornt'v for City PubliSh May 71. 1971 DES 110 NE 'a of PIE a Section 77 21s 31E. iess theN 797.1ff, except the E 70'of the II 797 7' thereof, on Chapman Road (DISTRICT NO 1) ROLAN M. DELQACH - BA Lb 17.711 3ITE & SSV-LoI Site and Width Variance and a Special E. ceplioninanA 1 Agriculture Zone to park a mobile hone on the following described property: Lots Iii through 143, inclusive, Firsl Ad ditlon to Sylvan Lake, PB 1, Page II. fl Section 3119 30, on Sixth Street and Pacific Avenue (DISTRICT NO 3) 11 KENNETH C. DEDERING. JR BA (61771) 62V & ISTE " A 1 Agriculture Zone Lot Sir Varianceanda Special (iception to pork a mobile hone on the following described properly Lots 136. 537, 13!. 139, and 110. Frst Addition to S'iilvaniake, in Section 31 19)0. PB 1, Page II. Seminole County, Fla. Further described as on Pacific Avenue and W Ison Road (DISTRICT NO 3) IS. E. P WILLIAMS!. DOROTHY CHASARIK - BA (61711) L6TE A 1 Agriculture Zone '— To park a mobile home on the following described pro"-v 5200' of E $10' of Lot 6. Buck 17, Map of Sanfd Farms, In Section 19 II 30. PB I, Pages 177 & 12$, on Ohio Avtoue (DISTRICT NO 3) 16 WILLIAM GENU RUSSELL BA (6 1171 lIE A I Aqricultij',' Zone - To create a Borrow Pit t, the following described property Lott3I throuqh'45 s'f SusanM. Jones S 0. PB 7, P4pq(' 70. This being a replat of Lots 6 andthe N 'aol Lots 1 7 3 1, and Sal Waite-S S Dof Sermon 7 70 79, P02, Page 41 And the S Lots 1. 7. 3, 1. and S. of Wailes S 0. P8 7. Page 17, Sentnoie County. Fl )u,arther deScribed iS one nile South ot the intt'rteclion of Markham Road and Markham Wcs"d P0210 DiSTRICT NO 'I -. (WE TY 'TO B I()ENT1CAL TWIN5 IN EVER'r' WAY. BLON DIE 7 Chic Vouna 'rl-.IA'- 1k EE QE ANSWE'1OUP ' 4OWDO'vOLJ LII'<E MY NEW PANTS SUI'I DEAR j...) , - v-' in I ,L. - (.;:' BEETLE BAILEY Mort Waike 1IFEEL I WANT TO CQ%PLI%ENT j ARE JU9T 8LAC I lDN° ' MEAN "yOU,' I W4 CQ%PL.fMENTiN, LI'. FLAP.' — 'i'OU FOR 'OU_-' TOLERANCE WORK! \ !T . '%E - ,'"\A X) L_- 7 - ONE Wi'40 L., ! '---- + . , AM __ - _______ _ '±' ) rIIAFIIUM cocp ,R \ 4f1'\ Lee Falk and Sy Barry " -" ' ' TE sis c,is' st'. 'I ' ': I ! 'S '' .,' J Z41,_ 1' .EE% Th ,/9T. ,, -' ( 1!P . .-w.I,II,_.,__ " :° \ L\ 'T 11 __ lIlt - - I,& u1' -9'r - �6B—The Sanford Her&d Frida May24, 1974 - - ----'---- :Goods Exchanged For Vacation Money - 29 Personals - v •w. IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY' AL ANON toi fjmil,es or friends of problem ('tinkerS or further iniormat,on call 17) 1557 crWritC ¶otrford Al Anon Fa'iIy Group p o 553, Sanford, Fla U fiox Unusual Diet Works -- Inn - I n my ,vOQ 9 ___________________ ri ,!!:e'r' -., ..,. •.. JEHUsMJ;M 4 APi I _____________________ -____________________ ':4-.?. . t ' 0. I : ; 4,. •. _________________ ________________ 1\"LtI .' "s- i '(',-',.: i' ' - ________________ _______________ -p'. £ :. 't:,.ii-..,: c•.- . : ________________ _________________________I 1 ___________________ _________ _____ - ________________________ ____ ___________ - With ktt' imiade good progress in the negotiations," Kissinger said at unt'hetni in Daiiiasctis a "Even ii we should for Soflht' rean flat (-viiipkte it in thi' session, WI' will surely bring it tu suct-essful conclusion in the micar future." There was speculation that aittier US. negotiators might reiiiai:i behind to keep talks go. new life pwiiped into his peace itussion by talks in Daniascus anti Jerusaleiii, Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger meets with Israeli leaders today, two ilays kiore he plans to leave the Middle East for Washington. A senior U.S. official said Kissinger would return to the ing. S) nan capital later today or saturday, hoping to wrap up an \t the luncheon, wtich Kis' agreement separating the two inger gave for Foreign Minei -ountrit's hostile ariiiws in the lit Allel I Ialiisi Kliaddaiii and Golan tletgtits. "tlwr Syrian officials, Kissinger I ;IV. the 'ifficial said, 'b- ru_sit a separation of kKissinger will go hoiiue on Sun- t .tt'Ii ,irud S rc&n fortes as a ilar-the 28th day of his niar.s- first step toward "just anti tom shuttle diplomacy Iiiissiitn. 't'niiiatucnt t'au''' In I he The official said 'thursday liddlt' ast Wink Kissinger was in I)ainnight that Israel arid syria were "i on,,l*'rstilt, i Io'i'r'' to a'.' ii- , kr;telt 'Iitn-mao. siiriel a4rcuincIit oh tiiini:itig their -• I iI,iIiiii,li ,gi ctiuictit huataluteeing that PreIiiiI'r-lk'sign.att' toni's ttiin they had been 24 \ utzhak B.ihin itittif -- rarlR- n ill lt-atl a new 1k' saud the progress tartit' govvrnulut'iml and have a twcseaI after Kissinger offered sugges. iiuujurity in Ow Israeli par. Iiaimuetit lions privately to Israeli I're- a ___________ I & 7 Bdrrn Apts Central heat & air. pool. Adults, 1120 Florida Ave 373 50 .',C'ui Ik to buy tp Quality farm (;rt.shl$ from Careful A en for Holtday Hoos,'estaurönt5 Holiday Supply Department. No I. 1741 Old D,tora Road. DeLand FOR LEASE. deluxe 1 Br firrShc'd apt Ar, ground floor, duplCi Located in Quiet C*'.luSvC 5,,,r'lord residential area. Mature adulttsl only No 1150 377 1795 Deft SAPdDLEW000 VILLAS 170W. AIRPORT BLVD. SANFORD, 32] 7570 ___________________ Tviu bedrooms, I balh. wall to wall carpeting, drapes, central heal and ar Fully equipped with dish ,',t',hCr Call Mrs Rutherford 373 31 Ma' uS 4th St I he4tfifln 2 tiath home By owner Redui Cii' 525.900 fly appointment only' : • Apartments Rent _______________ Clean furnished 1st floor apartment. 1001 Palmetto Ave.. Sanford. Adults only Apartment - Adults. No pets. 372 1510. _____________________________ WELAXA APARTMENTS 111W 1stSt. _____________ SALESMEN • SAPIMO PARKS, 17-3 Bedroom Trailers 1. ApIs 2 Adult parks. 2 Family parks 3515 Hwy I? 92, Sanford. 323 i930, Day. Wk., Mo WANTED'!! apply lfl person. ART GPiP4DLES WHEEL RANCH. S, rfr ReceptioniSt - doctor'S OffiCC. Mdcal background necessary Submit written summary of QuIt' I c?On5 and referenCes to P 0 746). Sanford Two bedroom duplex furnished apartment 4220 Orlando Drive. Stn ford Bamboo Cove Apts S140& Up Bu Father'S Day gift% with the r cney you make selling Avon Products. No experience Call ,79. Urique qarøen Setting, asr, shg At budget prices! Choice of fur nlshings. Two minutes from Sanford Shopping Plaza 373 1310 64.1 Cocktail Wailrease's, year •rotjnd employment. company benefits, Apply ifl person. 4 tO $ p rn Holiday inn. Altamonte Springs, See Mr. Kramer Park Avenue. Clean furnished garage apartment Kitchen e'uippCd, US mo Call On. 551 1509 MaIntenance 1 bidroorn apartment. Furnished Utilities furnished. 1165 mo, Phone 3?? 1159 Electrician Knowledge 04 motors. ar corn pre5SorS, 5 7O. Wagrs Commensurate ith ability lIm 5431 American Wood Products, 200 Marvin Aye, Longwood, 410 t-edrocn. garage apartment Ar corditiorninq optional Nice location AGulti only Plo pets 37? 1SA It.r CIRCULATION DISTRICT MANAGER I 2 tedroorn Adults Only Park Avenue Moble Park 7545 Park Drive, 372 2161 Background in boy route arid rural motor route management desired, Salary pluS weekly car expenses Call )fl 2611 to arrange for op pent mont AVALOPI APARTMENTS ADU1,.T5-PlO PETS 116W. 2nd SI. LPN%. Part timf ,x full time. 311 and 117 shift Apply in person LIkeveW Nursing Center. 919 E 2nd St Sanford. I bedroom apartment, 1100 mo Utihties furnished Taffer Realty. 327 8655 , W F tat SI Ut a&ktl 12) 0517, 172 9120 _____________________________________ , .-___________________ 3 bedrrn 1 bath. 1650 down, 5171 a o c'n?h, S' prt A(R( RATy REALTOR. 3:3 7750 Resort Property ENJOY A (lEACH VACATION thiS summer Save gas and travel time Choose from 1$ new, two bdrm, two bath ocn tron! apartments rented furnished with every luxury Pool and ret room Call or write B ( Antcrte'. Atqr ParadiSe Beach Club 975 AlA P. Satellite Beach (JuSt 15 miles South of Cape Canaveral) Or p?!Ofle (305) 773 5)95 Weefiend Week Month Season. Mothe, Nature helpS you ar i." dition this hnnne It has I bdrris is' fantily rnorn On Allanntr (!y sewer and water Even pa itt tre-t Pr cc'd SurpriSe' ¶19 fn GROUND FLOOR OCEANFRONT apt The Golden Arm Con dominium. New Smyrna Beach 7 bedrooms, 2 baths Comfortably sleepsô Conipletelyfurnished All utlitiet and linens. Pool, color TV. tandem bicycle No pets Available during June. July ano Augutt for one week at $735 or 2 weCkS at 5.125. Inspection invited May 25, 26. 77. Call 9041771750 Collect, or write Box 69$. SanIor Only 1600 down. Wa',hington Oaks I bedroom, 1', baths. 209 Terry iane MOnthly terms 671 157) .nlç Park Elmer Bakalla, Inc. I 1.-i*,,, I,5I i',' Business Property For Rent i JC)IIN KInØ[R, ASSOC '.'c Garvnett White, Reel Estate Broker 107W Commercial Sanford, 377 7111 JIpIY WALK ER PEAL ESTATE, lP1( 3276457 Older 7 story hone. 2 lotS I t'-earoons. 7 hsths Freplate ..tIt wall carp't. central ,sr P. 'rat, re roe', garage, wotkthp and utility building fly o'wrcr, 1)7.500 Terms 323 Ill] or 371 t 587 BROKER. 322 1613 I .'- Ti' ". 1 s\t'trr r ', '''''i'' 13tT/iTH TOO * FAIRBANKS AvE PUE IllS) 41', 154) itO-I) 7)4 47)0 Like new, 2 bedroom, family room. kitchen equipped, carpet, 117.500 P 372 27t7 1 BODY MAN f.r.plyllOOS Mary 1/ V7 Sanford One bedroom th.plr, 37? 3810 After I p rn SANFORD NEAR AIRPORT T".r n ercial6lots. ISO'frontgr'n ? pave-d StreetS, 710' street t 5trr,'I 116.000 so It) PLUS? story 'or e-, 150)00 I oiler ;oldi Meur and later to T'' be included with the ruling rut aligmiit'it are tin' In hpendt'nf I.ibt'ral party traditional gti erriimit'nt part. ocr-- anil tlit' ('ititt'tLS Bights luvt'iiierit, which supports t'visti At ,ib policies arid has l'rcsident Ilafez Assad of S in 4 hours of talks rt'purtt'tII tiutdr progress on dett'numiinini. the '.ize of the Unmte'l Nations force I liii I ill tuitrol I lit' Kissinger also 1 l4fluietJ-olii I &'gI(UiS 44101 a l)tiffVr t4tIic ht'titt-vn the artm&ies , iine reporwdh A a!- iu,s k 'fM ii ii if judgiiut'nt '.hal we tjnfurrtjtp,ed 2 bedroom duplex Non References required P'-on 323 2970 Bar Maid-nights f,Cr' '02 Call o' corr.e by lrr"i 9 t0 8 days. for intervew 3779979 ht'. Mayfair, 3 bedroom, family room, dining room, washer 1 dryer. it ,t' .sast.er ct-rIta I hr,t 5, .1. r 1230. 1735101 , ,'.,ldt'r ?A,t4iari( 'iper icn.tr'erenary ABC Conveyor, Inc North t4A' 177, Longood 534 . lUST A MINUTE-that's all it will fOke to explain to you how Sarah Coventry can add to your present iricor,.e Call 373 2191 after 4 c' *e&ends AANTEQ Detary ades nc1 Apply Lakey,rw t'.tj5,Oktc'pi'rS NurSir'o (rntt, 919 E 2nd St Sanford 21 Business Opportunities III1IItI1s rights % an saul in' would riot sense in P0* 3 bedroom. or ondit,oned .r'P Car petrol throuQriout Large yard. Will be available June 2 5155 n'onthly plus depot? $'eference-s required 2 Children 534 7735 Casseiberry Area WHOA Don'? throw away uSeful idle .tcmS Sell them gjickly With 0 Herald Want Ad by calling 377 2611 and asking for a fritdty AdvisOr Ii'lense Minister Mosbe I)a- ItO' Is 541 it is I ul'r Babysitter. ICC,! D'l'nna ar,ii. S dayS wCtk 7.'" 0' y C,i 574 l7t9 after 3 ) * i LOOK * 2 new wokou iddrGn.al, dfy ctsners lerrnt. Call CO(iCtt. SQl 7N41* Cf 54 Sanford 3 brorc"ri- i,'r'rIl air, fcnxd ward 51'' un', plus depoSit MI $173 33 Houses Rent Furnished Lake Mary, 2 bedroom, responsible couple only, r children or pets pe,t 377 Wefrr-ntS 5135 plo', 37 I e country living'1 L4ke Mary? Mrrr fu'nShed house than tiOk fercC Aflvtfi oniy. 1185 plus r-,eclrc Call 3730191 us regarding your eligIbIlity to purchase a new 3 bedroom home for as little down as one month's rent under the Farmer's Home Administration Assistance plan. See MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE) . . Trwee or four bedroom, two bath. family room, kitChCfl Qu'ped. beautiful back yard, fenced. :' f LiI O SANFORD ____________________ __________________ : ke of Corner aCaI lot for convenience HOMES OF DISTINCTION ti' , SItuated On Lare Wooded Lots Near The Country Club. BuIlt WIth PrIde By - -I .41 F rCrnch Day]fl 771? fOr Course' Then read on This two bedroom, two bath unit comes withwetbar,ds,hwasher.wastnev dryer, con-pactor. refrQero!cr, oven Arid alt this conies *Ih one veOr Service warranty Call Jeff CoI-rr A',',cnc 1)0 5500 .'., PARC, MEDiUM OP WELL DONV areIy cart woutincil n Cdiur' i-'i i- ri hone so well done arid kept' 3 bedroon , 2 bath, big fan ily room. huge screened porch, den or Ith t-edron Brautilully Iards(pp.vJ 179,500 MOVE UP TO TillS Mayfair 4 bedroom. 2 baIt ten c Extra large t,%t!iiy room!. rat c kitchen, all on spacious well a"dscaped lot Only 517,000 PIPIEC RE ST l.'ojrno'' 7 bath, spat iOu', living roon. shag carpet, fenced yarc. large Id 576,000 See thiS today (' yfl UStvr Roberts & Gilman CONSTRUCTION Inc. W. Ph. 322.3103 for Appt. [AL TOP 3777111 Alttr MrS -.377 92*1 127 3991 and 373 0ee • LETS TRY AGAIN to get CITY you to see this lovely 3 bcarc:ori, hone at 7449 Palmetto Ave It'!, only 172.500 Xtchen equipped anti souse completely furnished. Drive by If YOU like *ht you see call REALTOR Assorate Betty Flamm After hours phone 372 6S-) , San'llewood Villas offers you more icr your apartment dolLar: more thing spae and morede' sirabic features, Induded In all apartments ar I p 1 TIllS IS YOUR PARK RIDGE LUCKY DAY' Only 571.500 gets You this 3 bedroom, 2 blth *ith living room, dining area, big Florida ,00,in, plus central Climate control, and niCE' landScaping That's not all, either KitChtn iS PEAL TflP (,lt e-quppCd' Associate Al Antr After F"" pnone 377 6571 Best buy in Sir Beautiful registered white 5. silver, tong haired German Shepherd 1 yCar old Reasonable. 373 0552 Range.Refrjgerator fOld' S ., Clothes Washer-Dryer ' Recreational Building arL1ewood g Vi11aj I 10 West AIr;x)nI Bouk'.ird - Heated Pool Beautiful Landscaping * Unfurnjshed - This I AT UPSALA & VIMLEN bedroom . 7 bath with tying. fornal dining Ord Florida toons pbs beautiful kitchen, large double garage and central climate contvol is ' going for 14,000 In C Sweetwater the son-c 160000 ThiS hone ItO', it all' Its tnlI ore a full aue. too PEAL TOP Merle Warner for dtals Alter P'oLir', phone 1?? 'a" 'Sanford Sales Leader' Your Multiple Listing Agency $i From $ I Call 322-2420 Anytime * 1.2 Bedrooms ".nfoid ilOrjJJ .'277 I -, - Garage.Rummaqe Sales 75j , - MOVINGO'JT SALE Double bed. lID Wall oven 5. table top 5t0vC, 130 old bottles, electric oortatie organ, 110 Colon TV, $25 Sa Chey. $75 Much nrc,re W'd Thor', Friday only, 809W 9th 5r Sanford 60 year Old bedroom ',uitp, mattress and box springs, bookcase',, (hairs, tables, st'reos. Super Vat, dishes, and lots rnnre 71)0 S Myrtle Ave GARAGE SALE' 7116 Lake Aye Furniture, Clcihn'q Saturday 5, Sunday. 9 to 6 3?? 6958 ' RE AL TOPS 7565______ Perk Dr _______ PUBLIC AUCTION. - ---.- - -- Household Goods ________________________________ 1 OOkClSSe, 130. Desk, 520. Single bed', complete, 133. wrought iron 'rette $60. telephOne seat, itS Swivel rocker, 135. Secretary, Antique double bed, 160. 51 Chinese pewter mugs, 137m Solo bed, $70. KULP DECORATORS. We'.t 1st St . 322 7335 (09 , Home Improvements Air Con ttionmg Central Heat 5. Air Conditioning Fur fr estimates, call Carl Harris, at SEARS in Sanford i lilt -______________________ ___________________________ Put i classified ad to work for you today CoIl 327 7611 or 831.9993 '71 CHEVY LUV Ar cond , I SPeed MbOdo trier al 13.595 327 3391 E.t 201 FuiiImneGE AppliOnCe-5 Sanford Electric Company' 2S?7Park Drive, 377 1562 ________________________________ ,A5ds A/anf - . bring . P - i • iesuits __________________________ TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON (0rmnerly Harreti's Beauty 740c'k) SISE 'Pine. 322 5712 ORIENTAL RUGS WAPITEC Top pricet pad, used. any ccn ti tom' 814 SlOe 'A rrtr Park _____________ - - nier,or exterior plaSterng Plslec POtChn'3 and simulated brick 8, stCnp SpeC'Olty 372 2750 -- 11001 ri the way' Sell it fast and easy .'i'?l'i B tow Cost ctitSSl-i'd 01' Auction Sale _________________________ NIGHT. Carpet Cleaning Loaded with li ing room sets. reclincr chairs, several old rockers, round table dinette set. bedding, dresSers, several cheSts, electric ranges, assorted dinette t,t hors and misc p1 ii kipti', l-4OttSOPi P.Sr.IIlN[ 2977 Hwy I? 97 372 596i .,,n s f4,'!i,'I,s!, Carp.'t (.1'S' 8 iOOtOtiOl StrI-te irt--e Es? On, Price- in(lt,-de'. 137 28)1 Plumbing stoppt'i u. o.'.r'r r',',',i'r ,wCflt Start' U I I',,' '.,r . ' r'eci ttcitl 0 i'iS i- i '.1) ., QUALITY Doors-Specializing front door replacement Expert 'stallation and StIfling Mi Lund ,,• ,,, 't iT T(' 5 III? -- —I 5 CeramIcs - You can't be.,! cIass.tied ads br lOSt r",iji*S 'I,tsS.feds , '' ' ' '-' i ncli Glass-Mirrors Read SURFBOARDS S'1"andó'4" Good Condition Call 373 0744 ., 58 - sEt'IKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO 210 Magnolia Ave 3734477 _____________________________ Reduce your electric bill with cornpleteceillng & wIll inSulation Freeestima?es ASItton IriSUll?iOfl (9041 799 3710 -'- OvideToBqIt1, Liwie . ' Guns YOU Li A '' 0 iN",!t:l' i' IT cI I Piil,Ijihed Even' SIu,tla . 7 b.inana se-Ol bike-S I S SPeed Like new Will Sell very reasonattle PP'cwe- 171 1597 lile Jh'rahl - ____________ -___________ iT r,O,-, SiAm.) ii) ,*','' I S • NO-LONGER USED CAMPING GEAR IS IN DEMAND SELL IT NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD - TRUAX ROOFING CO Guaranteed roofing & repairs 25 yrs. cx perence Free Est Work done by owners Reasonable rates Call 177 7013. Geneva 319 5775 I'-orrpson's Roof'ng, Buildup Shingles LitenSOd, Bonded. In sc.r'd Free estimate Work '.aran'rr1 lr. (3rd ySe Tr 0 t 37) :.: ________________________________ Lawn Service Sandblasting I-red Of 0001' SCIviCC' Call Lavin Care SpetialSt Corrrmrercial Residential Free Est. 372 7787 __________________________________ Complete lawn care service C.sll RALPH'S HOME SERVICE 37) 3954 Clean up. trim, a fl'OW'r'i service Callus Eves after Sp mt 3734(45 ',.tO FLORID,'. LAWN SERVICE NO 3011 IS SMALL o,.s,denliat or Commercial, Call for lre- est 3777721, )710610 _______________________________________________ MO.'.' IL'ICSL. LOT CLEAN UP & II ('ill I PIA('. I NC, PH 10 201 __________________________________________________________________ C' "i' 4r,,-' O'i'Ir0tcfl f mt'tIl '''t",'i-'i, (15. C Frçt' Es! 02 351: 3'3 l.'3 Tree Service ____________________________________ A.',A TREE SRVICI 5!,f' Q'ftCQ, Crowd, bonded, r'Oort'd 338 521J Truck Rentals RYD[RRINTS TUUCKS [corioi-ne 'vans Lu 0-esci Trc?cr', I year, 313 3310 1 da Upholstery - _______________________________ .5'['LL DO V(i7j PAINT .'m hn o'c' too 501111 Pt-n 373 $379 Or 30 after 6 " Need pain'ing done! For .ipm''f.ne',t P panting work tall S&W Pa rt -rig Co 323 5035 L'ce-nse & lii .AC P I'' IPI-IrIl C1TI L, Ov I I. r' p — -' S'fa ar-ti cb... Ct-nOr Ilbor 559 93 2 plus Our material Free ."t it--r- so 0•. ,,,, Well DnlIing 'flit' r5. I :'ati-rg. Arr' It's 7t'I S Sanford ,' Aye - AAAPAINT1NGan00009rhaO9ng oe'mercial or residential, exp DICK JOYCE WELL DRILLIPIGS tradebmai'i. guOfanJet-iJ maf,ria,s 3' ,sr larger, pumps. Spr.rk7cr Water conditioners. 322 4410 and workmanship Free con aton Ofld e'.t-mttng 671 33)7 WELLS DPILLD PUMPS __________________ Pest Control -APf ()RP1Cilil s, 1 L1 .frIL'i'F'I ',' , All Sirs and models, 10 speixis speeds and standard bikes now .i'.aIOCIt' Ot Firetlrit' Store Call 437 0211 534.5274 - A Comp'eken',,c. ReIE',tit, Bicycles Bikes, Bikes, Bikes IL,ifestyles - D(I"tiKIfw II Russ Swithenbank MASTERPIECE ALUMINUM Replacement windows, Carport',, Screen Enclosures, Gutters, AwnIngs, Siding. Free estimates Ph 67$ 7576. __________________ ________ Sports Equipment ---2 I Alltpes freeestmnateS Licensed, Bonded, Insured No Obligate-n __- r,DDITIONS, BLOCK WORK Carpentry & Concrete Work PHONE 37) 1751 _____ ' W( - S CERAMICS. SupOlils, kiln dealer 505 i, st-ti ttn,tsday & Sunday 317 7921 - - I: F .tercjI',, it, hull boat, $2 u'c,r, tr,tler & electric trot-,3 total 365 3gi Roofmg ____________________________ Painting Pt loWest. Sanfcirti 171 562'O -, Floor Waxing, Windows 373 0065 _____________________________ .. - Auction Service PRESSURE CLEANING SPRING CLEANING "In'rpac" Wash & Spra K lee-ti QUALITY FENCING • Exterior walls, eaves, patio, walks & roofs. Removes mildew, fungus. mud dobbers, wasps 8, spider Chain link, wood, field Free webS 3220397 estimates day or night 162 SOSo Hauling Carpentry. Remodeling. Additions, Custom Work Free Estimates L.ceflwd Bonded. 323 603$ - /1 Auction _______________________________ DeII' EXTERIOR _______________ ------ ____________________________ interior Trim, Panelng, Custom No lob tOo Small Carpentry Licensed & Bonded 32) 5677 buy •irid sell geld or Slyer cons, rpfltact us first. Wi' ,llso buy bulk silver coin'. SEMINOLE COIN C lITER, 109 W 1st 373 1)S - ' -__________________ vINCENT S CARPENTRY Stamps.Coins _____________________ -- _________________________________ Carpenfry - PET REST INN Boarding & Grooming 1057, _____________________________ Pressure Cleaning oo','. IMPROV(ME'i tT Small Jobs Wanted 37 1331. "Lake Mary' Ii. 322-26 1 1 Beauty Care W.11 buy wicker in any condition Callcollr'ct Orlando 277 7105 alter 6 p 69 Awnings Skirting carpOrt screen enclosures re',(reefl.flQ 32) 1.875 CENTI4AL MEAT & AIR Satc',, Siryce 5 Ir.StIlittori Ire Estimate- Ph 67$ 732 ______________________________ A pplances Pet Care LEACH ALUMINUM. ' ---. -. ___________ _____________________________ ' Trucks and Trailers __________________________ 57 - 19 76' '7) Southern Star 40 np Ivinrude Highland galvanieti trailer 3779191 Every Wednesday 7 pm Con siqernents welcome East oIl Ion SR IS lly(nuhavlanythin'gfosell or consign. call STAN l 3fl 9719 lPITEPSTATE AUCTION ______ _____-- - 71' 6portscrft loaded. witi 'tOter i60 Mc'rc cruise MUST SELL' Will take small Salboal in trade 177 7829 -.... """ ____________________ ___________________ ',' ''' 16' Larson. 90 HP Evmnrude. tilt trailer, 11 3?] 554 _______________________________' -- A Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You! 7:30 P M. Equipment - S Wanted to Buy Boats & Marine - — Beauty cquipn'entI dryer'. and hOrS, I large- mirrors, nm-nil 'ScellantovS t'Ciupiitlit C',:' .4 iOrndition Call between Ia rn anti 5 p ri 377 19)8 or 127 7070 197) Yamaha- 500 cc l mile-s Optonal equipment' dual Ø%r brakes, theft alarm system',. Clebuxesitsy bar with luggage rack anti bell Star helmet lnmn'oculatr' ConditiOn, 51350 37) 8045 ______________________________________________ CASH 377 4132 For used lurniture, appliances. tools, etc Buy I or 100) item', Larry's Mart. 715 Sanfora Ave T GARAGE SALE - Davidson. Electra ('mole, full cire'S',, An- Fn Sterr'n tape- Deck, custom pant, etc Cost new, 14600. Call 3?) 1977 alter 6 p n _____ - KitChE'fl Bathroom Laoinei., Counter tons. 5ink lntlAiit,,., Irvailable Bud Cabelt, m - • - 68 GARAGE SALE Furniture and " sc. ,tens i- ri , Sat & Sun g S 7411 Pal'netlo Ave 55 P10EV WOODS BARN ,Se bu furniture and misc Sell 101' Free Consignment 25 p(l i'ckups Auclion Saturday p m Sanford 322 7770 '7, heels & Axles fran. Mobile Hn es Plew Condition Pt-ri 12] 194-Cl ___________________________ ________________ FILAIR AGENCY 373 3166 Feed -- 2896 '966 OldSmobile F 85, 7 dr ,ne-,v tire's r'spectirn t4C cash )?? 6281 JIM DANDY FEEDS BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR Gormley's ( 46, 323 .l7 _ 73 PLYMOUTH DUSTER 2 Dr. Sports Coupe. Auto. s, Radio, Air, Low Miles, Stock No P1038 0 Freetoagoodt'rome S week nld kitten', 37) 0103 47-A 1188 _________________________ - ___________________ - 69 DODGE CORONET STA WAGON, Clean, Automatic Air, Radio. All the Coronet SpecialtIes Power SteerIng and flraket, Stock Plo. 53120* 1969 Fury Ill, I dr. hardtop. raa.-o, heater, air, 1 owner 323 160) after - ,,. ',','nted- home, yard and children to ptay With I'm a mOle dog, I, years old, part Collie 8. port Shepherd I've had all fry Shots and l'n health, My name is Buff Won't you PLEASE help meT 5)0 FRIDAY WILSON MAIER FURNITURE buy Sell tr)de 111313 C F ir$t St & - F ree Bird Dog, lweeksold, Close out on Gibson Refrigerators s to choose Iron' Priced right'' Dk 't ,'ç'lmanr.',, 372 7654 - W/W Shag Carpeting Dishwasher-Disposal '* Maitland Flea Mart* I941 li,,1 iY 9; Oi'tn 'ii? & Sun 95 Call $34 2920 3273.121 Stenstrom Realty • Computer Vote Ends Flaws Our Computer Will Tell You Buy, sell, Consign, appraise, or Special sales out of anything et value, 1200 French Ave 323 7310 Sanford, FIa 327 7.05 __________________________________ Surf BOard, good Condition. $35. Also wood guitar, excellent condition, 5)0 3?? 6152 ftrr 1 30 p rn -- , Rental Apartments Stemper Realty Hunt Realty .124 _________ I tt'droori, 7 bath. c-a? n kit(Pr'n witti dish*aShCr, large living 000 pining rooms. central heat 1 lit. 2 cat garage. hi,gjp yard. well lardsCped Only 1 years old 5)5.000 OSTEEN HOMESITE ISO' 1 290', clClred wilh ISO' seil. Po'wct on properly A very ci,,Od buy at $7500. Jim P - j REAL '0.4 er,riOIe MIS Orange 77 1991 1919 S French ye 377 7)14 377 1196 3?? 7515 Cl CO','PL I TI AUCT 107.1 SERVICE - Washer- 1$ monlht old Harvest gold. Excellent Condition Warranty SiiS or best offer, 372 0449 '"" Miscellaneous For Sale Auctioneering Service* ' Mn.ature Dachshunds, AKC Animal Haven Grooming Boarding Kennels, 372 5752 PURL IC - Are - cars 110 .- 1996 Motorcycles ______ . KENMORE WASHER, parts, son, ice, uSed machinet MOONEY APPLIANcES. 37)0697, * Sanford Aiictioii'* l- --. Pets and Supplies - ,, - AUCTION EVERY MONDAY NIGHT. Antiques, TVs, Miscellaneous New and used furniture and appliances Plut Special $ales (watch ads) -. - AM.FM radio, Garrard record player, I track tape ano psychedelic lights built intO p'.,n,,i.l,I ... T'"' 0.3 p ritrT% P-'ti 641 1517 for free N-Co!e trial Hallmark. IllS W Fairbanks, Winter Park 631 0005 I 211 65 riiadio.stereo EVEREST SO -- - Assume Payments to ________ Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet t F'arnpooer for only SI per day CARROLL'S FURNITURE Dobernon Pincher', t'KC PupS and Adults Mr Ardtrson,36S 57i0 '''-"------ Just - ------------- -tadored. unwanted urk ,nuteol Oway Your o',t Orl,rdo. 795 6191 anytn'' 18 Large two story build'ng in a quiet --tree shaded neighborhood 7 bdrooms and fireplace in each unit, :ricome now 1320 per month Repossessed— Excellent financing available lovely kitthen Call 5)0 SS0C Bennen. Assoc Prcr - - Junk Cars RemovecL,,, ,_.-- ABLE RENT ALL. With thE' best equipment t serve you. 1016 S French Ave., Sanford, 37) 8310. * .Stereo Bar. * I Moving? Why not live In Sanford's finest established residential area? _______ Equipment for Rent 71 PLYMOUTH SATELLITE STATION WAGON, Automatic, Power Brakes, Power Steering, Radio. Roof Rack. Wood Grain Paneling, Low Mile',. Like New, A Beautiful Blue 1971 Jeep Wagoneer--- automatic lrantrnisson, power steering, power brakes, air ConditiOned 321 1t63 . II Sir Ii ri ;, it' ____________________________ ii 31 87 ;ci Chevy SS with '63 753 eflqrtr, rev trans, air, 20 72 miles pr got , 373 3715 I Volt Batteries III 95 Ol'FL'S RC1DY cooP - 73 PLYMOUTH GRANDSEDANI Dr NT, Brougham. A beautiful midnight blue with white vinyl roof, AMFM Stereo. Speed Control. P05, PS, Split Bench Seat with Recliner, Low, Low Miles, A dream at only __________ Auto Repairs fl 244O -___________________________________ ______ . - Kenmore washer 5. dryer 550 each or 5.80 for both Pb 373 1309 Duplex, $21,500 CASSEL RE P P V O _-_ 7574 Parts.ACcessorIes ' _'__ 574 - /6 NELSON rLoplo;, RO5[5 Farm & Garden Ccn!er 601 Celery Ave. Sanford - Washer-Kenmore 3Cycle.SO0ienies 150, 372 9191 Ccc.cJ Bvs'nes Locat,on-y', 13th Street, Building 70' x 30'. Call 377 5.364 ttr REALTOR 373 577 ___________________________ - Lawn and Garden KIRBY VACUUM Sales & Service, For free home presentation without oblIgation, call 3231130. ____________________________ - 8 4 - . HALL REALTY or 628-2162 - - SIrt';.'. 77 FORD GRAND TORINO 7 Dr. Hard Top, Automatic, PB. F'S, Air, Rjdio, .ik New Stock NO SlY)A 197) Satellite Seabrinq- blue ,. White vinyl top 5,000 nsilej, 5th under warranty Nothing d, Take over payments 37304)7 -- 8 ik Ci PoPPies Half pit, half walker Phone 319 Sill - 831.4039 - ,',irutf'5 ' Lease with option to buy-I bedroom, 7 bath. 2 story with ep.rate- apartments •3i5; l9i5 VW Karmann Ghla, ract C, beater, looks & runs like rie-d, Lady owner, 5775 675 6376 15' I97 PIOmSol Travel Trailer, cuStom node at factory Fulty self Materials ________ ......... .-_-_ -- '6? -' - Income and tsoo 3775710 ____________________________ - (Crtin,-!t 166 $ 1825 VWflO ja.ojoocl COndtmO p.iCt'ie tent camper, Good con it Wired for electrIcity t:atra', $100 3772572 . Appliances - ' firrOd Can.per. Pirdtop, '"4'PS 1 1-400 37) 1149 after Used? s .4'S and? b's Entire lot 175 1911 Sumrnerin Ave Sanford late model apartment size electric rang5 Guaranteed 139 93 Wayne", Quatity New 1 Used F urniture. 1200 Frenth Ave 37) $110 Can deliver - - redroom. one beth, tam-i, rcel'i. double garage. cottage, tecced. 120.300 LT- fl( - Investment Properly wo .' S 5? RETIREES DREAM- Ro. Villager, 2 bdrrn Set up on lakefront lot Takeover payments, or pay off balance Ph 373 Dealer, _____________________________________________ Three bedroom, 1', bath, new kt then Cabirtt'tt, stOvi, frost free re central teat I, ar, Building - ______________________________ - 16 H O11'lES REALTY 2365 PARK DRIVE ' Ifl AROflD# CT1ICTDAM TEl ,. IRWU MobIle Homes Mobile Home Bank 15 from 5)1 7)73 Deafer Teree bedroom, two bath, wall to *Il carpet, good closet space, central heat 1 ar, 1)OPOQ CALL 322.2420 ANYTIME -' (INRAI AiR CONOlTIOpifpj Wall I wall carpets, 7 beorooms, disnrriq 4rCa Attractive 1140 plus '4'POIif 4r 3)45 5)i 7010 ouse? 61 1 997 CHRYSLER NEWPORT, I Door, PB. PS. Air, Radio, Wh,te Wall Tires, Deluxe Wheel Covers. Very Clean, Stock No. V43$IA. Weekend Special S,'us? sell immedIately, black '73 Grand Prix. 29,000 mllet. 1,000 er best offer Call 373 0*33 1.1''. ted 0 1 " 00 It lumn',, Try one arid Set' Call 37776)) or Ill 999). _____ Compet&- 7 n-Itching with pads Ia) tt nylon I 15415 and I 9i12 spatter d85qn Gre brown. white God contiton, 51(30 373 PLACE HOMES NORTH 5317770 553 Hwy 179?, '3 MIle south of Ply 1)1, at Lake Kathr,yn Estates Trree bedroom, one bath, retnigerator. shag. carpet. Ire screened porch, '° 'T"T. Office Furniturefor rent with Option to buy. Sweeney's Office Supply, Sanford, 111 P,'.ag'.'ila Ave 377 7244 70 FALCON 2 Or, AutomatIc, Radio, Air, 54.000 Actual Miles. Clean, Economy SpEcial 1)87 Mercury Cougar, black vrnyl teo. bucket seats. escellent con ition Lady owner, $775 675 6)76 n,' ',Sli'ar,'i -. . SAVE 100's Of 5.1$ Ne,.. mobile homes at dealer cost Pu'. $200 Some below cost Realty, 372 1301 2610 Hiawatha Ave. at 1792 L- -- - ____________________________ AN FORD REC yE I. SE RV ICE ist 5? 7111W 37) 1711 ________________________________ graph end spirit duplicator Iliachiflet Sales 1 Service, supplies our specialty. Sweeney's Office Supply, Sanford, 114 MagnoIi Ave. 377 1246. Zig-Zag Living Rn. ChaIrs (7) sheen f5h. n etjiun, green, foani ushion, 515 each I ('mid table- $7 Ph tr 5557 Thur - Friday after 730 ' Sat before S , ni, 7 bedrr,r, '71, 60' e I?', Set up on i'.ekiya River, Equity and lake over payments 373 534-5 after : Payton P NE W 30" gas range Avocado372 1559 - 1? em cmplete motor service, stop b- Office Equipment """ NEW HOMES l'sPCt financing-$79 7o(x Franklin Ramseur, Asset Inc REALTORS 5)1 1400 Three bedroom, 1 bath, I-same witt Carpet Near town 513.900. New . 71 CHEVROLET MALIBU, 7 Door Hard Top. Automatic, Power Steering and Brakes, Air Con ditioned, Radio, Vinyl Rool, This One Like New With Only2S.000Miles • Pontiac Tenptc-st, ',tlrii',ri IrIn',fljSSjon 6 cyl, Good tram 'portal ion, 1300 or be-s' offer i 8177 - ,ntOr linme , L000WOOD . 4)Need A H __,, '7) Pinto 11.6)3 flirik will Ion 51775 Ph 373 1)0') pickup truck ?le',v 190 - Call Pt at 372 1651 Supplies CallCredi? Dept. SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 A East. l',t St Sanford 373 9111 Eve-s 589 lti5 JOHN SAULS AGENCY NEWLY PAINTED '' 60 Drop in bobbin, ig zag and 3 needle p')Silion Like new Condition, Sold newfor US, bafanceof 143 caSh or 5 payments of 110. New warrant 4 NO QUALIING o?cP Campers Travel TraIlers ' Cu',tam built electric drives In S lied on your adult tricycle Normal peddling Speeds to help up bill and long ridet 372 5231 ('-OLDEN TOtiC Ii 'N SEW 1973 Singer Days)77 7171 Eves 3730455 Broker _______________________________ AssocIate FORREST GREENE INC. Two bedroom apartment, furnished or .,nfurnistned. 116' no. Deposit required Permanent residents desired 530 1517 t,ttrOttive J bedroom toniC cs lake Central ar, carpeted Phone 37) 7920 for appointment P,t, Coi'.'.d Undi5rsgnd LOW DOWN PAvMSNT ExCELLENT FINANCING 70 Milit Na.rtli xl Saritord at D.I,and •iw U w'o Int' to ,. 71 x 72', 195' riol frpotalJe I bedroon, 1' bath Nc.n C Carpeted rentrOl hr,'t equt'y ,trnct move ri' ftr.nthly palm-em!', 1145 71 ir.ijrrr', L!a, 5l8,'T U?iilii% Clvblivsa PHI 0ob Teiwi,', Court Picnic Arra Boat Ramp SPree! L''iti . (CuOC Si'ty, 'fin 76" m('n",5t,jndrd A 1 Shape, 525 372 3737 Sewing Cabinet, reposseSsed Singer's best model, winds bobbin ri r'achinp Fully aU'Orn)t,t P,n 1 il's '4 STI 0, ; i,fi'flt', , 3 bedroom, 7 bath Wall to wall carpet, central heat and air, Fully equipped hithn 5)1 7010 RETIREMENT HOME For r - -. depth 200', fruit trees, nice Shrubbery, lots of trees 372 Four bedroom home on corner lot *ith trees Near school Goat term', 571,900 . ton Autos For Sate 8t1. -- 1971 Pinto Ruroit,nijt tI700rir hi-st ff 37) - s.OrVCirI'. i TOP. iSV V '.o('ed. New polycjlas', tires, blue, ,Itt' vinyl top 13,500 875 0)82 ________ ' Bicycles 58 Singer * * * * - FIREPLACE - Al Ail,lt Central Se*rr REALTORS 196W Lake Mary Blvd 373 6353 or 44S 7333 WE TAKE TRADES iVill purchaSe first Qt Second mortgages in any COndiliort Southeastern Acceptance Cor çorati. 675 1173. Houses Rent Unlurnished IIMSI,,, uUIUi ' RIVER FRONT AND RIVER ACCESS tiOMESITES MLS (ORBETT REAL ESTATE REALTOR Deflary 661 479) , •' ', "t. - - .. 1 I,edr, I', bath, separate tinoq 'moms, library, large fr. 'uOrn, Household Goods ', I t33 F ?SIri 37? 6.655 AND CLEAN _____ Table, , mi furniture and clothing, OS OakP,urst, Alt 535 1479 TA F F ER R E ALTY Ott' three bedroom, U, bath carpeted home Good garden Soil 'n rear 121.500 "-j s IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Immaculate 2 bedroom, masonry with family room, air conditioned drOpet, carpet, ft'ne-d yard No quatifvino1 $7300 down and %I 5 0 COIl nc *o bedroom, frame, clo to town %l9($), terms 834.3363 41'. li' LIST YOUR HOME IN 7 Acres with I bedroom boo e, 126.000 BARTENDER TRAINEES, year 'round employment, company benefits. a;piy I to I pm. to Mr Yramer, Holiday Inn, Altamonte 'pr eqs 32 Only 10 minutes frorti Sanford and Orlani Efficiencies. 1 6 3 bdr 1' Townhouse from illS HoUseSThr5a1e ____________________________ BEAUTIFUL LOCATION l.4 and SR 434 Lane Bradford, Broker, acrc,ss Iron Hartung's Rrstaur,int on Il '17 Orange City Phone (904 775 6999 (vt's tIC)) 5676051 WILCO LAUD CO. REALTORS '.'.lN'T (P SPRI P.,. •'n,' II intl a farr' p.. 0 'ii ,i.ii'' f Y aria boat rn Three bedroon s. 'i." baths, about I' acres Grap arbor and ch-oce citrus trees See tnd,ly, 511 SLO I VILLAGE I JI II. Roads 4? SPRING WOOD 5)1 5272 PItY LESS TItAN RENT Very clean, 7 bedroom:, fully ca' peted, large separate dining roan.. larae screened patio VA no down Only 511.000. Call Jobo Glove-v. $31 SS4I. 1030 til 6 pm for op peintnent to see SANFORD REALTY Legal secretary with at least tO ,ears experience in Civil practice fringe benefits Such as err ployce's pension and profit sParinq. retirement and disability t)q'nefi!s Reply Be. 1344, Sanford 37771. NEAT r" Ei.x Pa,.d - Living at ill best in tb', beautfull kept h'me on large (Oi'fler 101 Three bedroom, 2 bath, fimil room, screened patio, Otiid P6?io, double Carport, and lent storage. 14,000. .Ii/ - LOW DOWN Pt,v','iol' Country Club Circle 3 roan' apartment for one or couple Ar condifioned Water included. 1100. ISO depoSit. References required 377 7399 tte'c 6 Let oneol our friendly ad visors help yOu wOrd yOur Classified ad, Call 7727611 or $31999) ('•'\ ' c C,n'raI Wal,, _______________________________ _______________________________ NEAR GOLF COURSE CLIFF JORDAN NEW hOMES Huskey Realty • Sweetwater Oaks 862.5400 REALTORS LAKE MARY- Better than new 71' above ground pool for sunn er fun Fencedyard.lhreebedroon.s, two baths Very wclt k,'pt Walk t School. 577,5((Y SUNLAND , Autos (or Sale , '61 VW bloc with reconditioned rterlor. .4 speed & tape-deck, ITCu 3270100 after 1 r't nu',5 5CPij tb', Clean 3 bedroom Ofli Waii '0 a carpet, range With ',i (ICInog Oven Ond refrqeratioi Short Term Lease 7 to 3 bedroom unfurnished borne. apartment or trailer Peasc-'nably WiCed 373 liii after I x MOSSIE BATEMAN A US I I N DEVELOPMEPIT CORP Ph 117fl10 'u" "I' n.. O4 DJI.J.i ' " "- ' - __________________________________________ PH 323UIO '31 1#7 REALTOR '62 Ford All brick, central heat 8, air, to peted 3 be'lroorn, lii or 2 ba homes Model open 16 pm t5 Valerlcia C?. North ' pio,drnq Cornprtltiws RateS For ' ,.ry MIInS • Traniport$tiln Low Down 6 Lsw MoStBly lLr,t'(l ii' ',',Jr ii!' privacy Ideal family floor plan (rntral air, double garage Lottie rrcgular court lot KitChen equipped Owner n.ust ',acr.f-ce let only 110.300 Drive by 818 ft'rrot.i I (tit,r? (ill Phy Of Al OP .',%'..i!i' "i-c, Wanted To Rent Houses (or Sal. S j,tje cPxe I ,'''' * AT1'ENTION * 4'? - ' Trucks and Traiirs - Flatbed Trailer, 20' steel bed, triple axle', electric brakes, Suitable for '('avy equipment or large boat 51,195 Will accept trade in 173 /912 VA-Mo DO*nNo Closing Co',ts FHA Low DOwn-Low Clo',i, 0 Costs .cOOL POOL. ST. JOHN'S REALTY CO. Warehouse, Shop, Offitt' From 7503' IIROKEPS Po 50,000' Reasonable New 1 Th Time Tested Firm ready Clay', 377 6173 I 1 IndustrIal Park Nights 372 5471 1' rWtAt 38 ' Agency C A 'SIT LB IT PRY .'-t'tt. INDUSTRIAL AND RE 19 NOW 8%-VA & FH -, Senkarik Insurance Hartman Realty, InC. 37 ' -. TilI We Succeed." Call 322-2677 • L.. L.A Houses tarSal. —=; INTEREST PATti DOWN 24 Hour Service Call 327 7195 "We Don't Stop W1 WILL HELP You IF YOU WANT TO lIlly OR SELL - Cailbart Real Estate tIll, l's,' II. S THE BORN LOSER 41 It Stop Urn! ________ t -. bedroom lrnt, I'%ti pa'nt trpCI 11)000 tot,,l F lpuible ''m5 741 5 3rd St Lake M.sr' 123 19 ANUORD Extra special Choice) 1-edroOf" ,Ii,)sonry home, modern, i'rt and clean Close to shopping I es5 than 570,000, *ith terms REALTY. Ill W 1st Ptn 377 561 I -NOTHING DOWN VA ;tnrgeous, t,trqe 1 arrn 2 bath On ;arqe iorrer uot with huge oak trees. kitchen equipped. new w w shag, 575.500 iturry, it won't last' NO QUALIFYING Furnished aged lady Free room & t-ard and to care for •idecly ,cntlerr4fl fl Ostetn Pt 377 1047 M. Unsworth Realty --- - Un Apply American Wood Products, 200 Mörvfl Ave . Loncsvod To Disengagement Pact - ç .• O.,c eyed peas. you i.'.ck Donald Yonger. SnIord. 377 60(4 Help Wanted ' . - , __________________ ap' -' -? ' Vi. -','n'Ja, WORKERS WANTED _______________ i. Lunch 5 INru r'c?atiOri inStallerS needed Good rniployment for ambitiouS men (roge benefits Chaufeur license 'vgu'red Good workers only need .ply Apply loll M'iIr Drive, Attlr,IOritC Springs. Off Charlotte St 51K Warehouse of Aleppo Israel And Syria Closer borm. LUXURIOLjSoverSlz 1 and? ,ipts Eat in kitchens, frost free efriqerator, dishwlsher, orapeqles. shag carpeting, famly rrnts , fireplace. Only 6 opts Pritacy in a Spanish courtyard setting CIP Beautification Award winnef. AdultS 7015 Sanford Av Model Open 175 PM _______________ FRANKLIN ARMS APIS. Good Thingsto Eat 18 Ithvr terrorist squads. The) had annrnced on Wednesda) that an Arab infiltrator armed with a flussian rifle and hanti Lrenades had been killed in the heavy scrub of hills south of the I t'hanese txirder. The English-speaking Palestinian captive told newsmen tus band had been sent into Is. raci to seize hostages and deinand the release of 30 guerrillas held in Israel. Then, if the demands were not utct, they were to "blow up the houses we hail captured itti the hostages and ourselves as well," he said. "There would be a iuiassacre." The guerrillas crossed from Syria armed with automa:ic rifles. 3ti grenades, 22 pounds of high explosives and bullhorns to proclaiiii their demands, the Israeli command announced Their targets reportedly were the fishing settlements of Haon and Ein-Gev The squad tarried messages for the ambassadors of Japan. France, Austmia and Homaisia tIP negotiate the exchange of prisoners, the -omniand said. Israel said the c-onunandos wre trained for a iiionth in Syria before they were sent into Israel. The two captives said they were baseti in South IA'banon. One of the them said li:s n.aiiie was Casbar Caspian, 17, from the SsTian desert t-it- h Sevilla Gardens. .n CN.id care ha" i,r'acks SC! Frda Ph 32) 5518 Of Israel iAPi - A captured Palestinian terrorl.3t hose swcide squad was inter, i- t'ptcd by Israei security :urt-es in the Golan Heights says the band's mission was a \1aalot.stle raid and fx8ssibIe .assacre at (is! ng villages on the Sea of Gali!ee. The terrorist, who spoke 'oiiw English. and another iiieinberoftheeight-mansquad were seizedThursdav by Israeli soldiers participating in a security screen thrown up to protect border areas from guerrilla attacks. The disclosed under interrogation the presence of the others, and the Israelis killed all six in a battle four miles in• side Israel The captives said they be. longed to the Popular l)emo. i-ratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine, the anie group that sent three terrorists to at. tack a school in Maaiot last week. Twenty-one youngsters, five adults and the three gunmen were killed in that carnage (;tierrilla headquarters in Beirut said the intercepted band was only one of several that had infiltrated across the (;itan. "After fierce clashes, the remaining squads managed to break through the Israeli ring and reach their bases safe. a comnunique said. Tr Israelis mentioned no pti, ChIdren being accepted for rrw child care center opening ,,nford Betty Watson. 373 575.1 Palestinian Tells Death Raids TIBERIAS, i. se5 at apartment prIces'!! 7 5 3 t'drOOn%, fire walls, quiet. snaIl ccinplCx Walk to shopping Oscount rate S&H slItip Will babysit in my home, ages up toe rS old 1309745 aflc'r S pm 2', 6 36 ii iiilit,I(fl bCfwcr e %1.Ckl,) annually You rna in-atify tr 3 iv I bedr,'giin fri ........ PlurFMAPi Ri'AI Al Pell, Jenny Clark. Asss 373 iSSlor 177 565) 3235200 2 bedroon- apartnlent-dOwntown 1160 including ulil,lies Depet required 373 1901 after 7 Pr3pçIr% .e 1.di n ilh,Ii I,ubans art' l;ikinc .[C'OPY MOBILE HOMES I rrrnth Ae - Saritori For Rent Child Care - . in tc1 IN '.t',h,-c MobIle Home Lots For Rent L.i(" ,tvailiblC in Adult Par I, Available July 1-- 2 bedroori, I tj.ith r'n e Clean Adults No pets 7815 Excellent Care in My Home Mon Friti, ii Pt z Silt part in an election for the first time since ride! tatri arne top er in 159. according to Havana Radio The Commwust Party newspaper Granma arid radio broadcasts monitored in Miami call the project "a 'ltnnc(ratic, secretbalk* election." In Matanzas Province, east of Havana Province, all residents over the age of 16 are casting ballots for delegat tomurnespal, regioiial and provincial governing ouncils. Party officials describe it as a pilot project to determine k'ther the schcna ii! u rk on a nationwiuc basis. is StiJ.o, 1, 1, & 3 bedroom apart nients Carpeting. drapes, kitchCn equipped, pool and laudrmat 327 7090 ','l ',t,ind,;rd Pncv1r' e.thrr ,' (crr'tt ciippeO 32.' ('8,1 Communist Cuba Voting NICO I bedroom trailer. South 5175 monthly Sanford Ave AdultS No pets U3 0761 GENEVA GARDEN A PART MEN I S 1505W. 25th St Lostand Found -. '-_ - 2 t,rdroonn, P bath unfurnithed Duplex. Central H A Kitchi eqUipped 2115 Lake Ave , Sari ford FACED WITH A DRINKING PRO OLE M Perhaps Alcoholic A'onyrnous Can Help Call 17) 4557 .%rae P0. Bo* 1713 Sanford, FIoria S Apartments Rent NO DOWN PAYMENT 11.500 110 fly Ownet ginO Ave 377 lIft 373 lisa 7 bedroon'- I?' wide noble hone Air onditiOnCd Adults Plo pets 32? 1772 __________________________________ I bedrooni ninbile home. Furnished. 1150 nionthly Aclultsonly. No pets 373 5*56 U nil urn i shed MARRIAGES PERFORMED Your Home or Mine 71 Hr. Servtce 373 7750 6 - S 30 - dn one eke '1 I .\\t I •' 1 Poor w.th pr'v,tt' entrance ant bath Working qentlenari Cal 377 1526 .ifler 4 30 __________________________________________ 32771 ,'Is ocaiUe Beautiful t''rne, 1' trees. .1 hetr.,om, t.eOuae arpetv'd central air 1 bq.t, new tat noel Close tp sto'ts 1 ho Enjoy beautiful Wekiv P iv(-r No renting a niobilt' boone alcohol, no pets Camp Sern.note 177 4470 'I Houses for Sale TI HouseSfOrS*t* Mobile Homes Rent 34 - kcom 1 board for 7 retired ncr Call for information, 337 $45) ARE YOU TROUBLED' Call Toll 'rec'. 644 2C127 for "We Care" 'Holuine' Adults or Teens NUTFINGHAM. England API - "Ill never eat bread and potatoes again in m life. " So voi ed Stiirlev 1'urner. the British housewife who had her ja s cemented together for six months to lose weight. It worked. Mrs. Turner lost 101 pounds, dropping from 247 pound.s to 146. She survived the drastic diet by sipping liquid beds. Mrs. Turner. 36, had her jaws uncemented after they tan to ache. "The pain was red hot, face felt swollen. 1 czuldn't lecp," she said. Her doctors said they thought she had tud enough of the ordeal. 1 feel beautiful. 111 never slip hack to being fat," she atd, "I'm clad I did it. but I ouldn 't recommend it to Rooms for Rent Friday, May 24, 1974-7B The Sanford Herald VVUI1T 14a5 MC ke Paydays Come More Often - ART BROAPI PEST LONTROL 258? Pn'k Dc.e 377 5365 All types and sizes .%'rrepa'r OndSery,te 'NE MACHINE 8. SUPPLY CO 207W 7nioSt �Friday, May 24, 1974 88—The Sanford Herald --. '' I a llt'IIt fl(II. I SANLANDO UNITED The Chiircl.i THE SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Ht9ttwly 4)4 Foreit Csty, Flersdi C, Bran Tarr Pastor Saturday Srvice Sabbath School 30a m Worship Servici 11 00 12 00 THE HOPE OF OUR COMMUNITY, RadioSaturd., 1100 A W('(lnescay Ening Prayer !hijiiit uoo - - - - - MaltIand Avenue. - - Noon Si. -- IoSunyS .1 .. ______ a I ( E1IQ I U UIJU A A A A UI U U U Li U 1* *-_-;t:::5•\tis,i; \ \\ \\ ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST 7 SS0Hi%terAvPh 3)303$3 . . . (Just South of SR.43) Pttor Lymfl H KlkWOOd 45a m Sunday SchoOl II 00 a m WOrShIP NurStYy& Klndercurten (.I,ri.iiiis •u'iut' __•\ FIRST SOUTHERN METHOCIURCH FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST : fly MARK WEINTZ Herald Staff WrIter .i,iiI!i('TIl •'$leIIuu!jI r - - C R He ill Slturdiy Sirvice Sabbath SchoOl WorthlpS.rvc, WednCsday Night ayer ervira Past or 9 - 30a.m 1100am. Church Training Esening Worship Wed Prayer Meeting 4 1S p m 730 p m 7 op m 0/ 1.csr,n h/v FIRS Cor.2lthandElm SvndaySchool Morning WorShip Evening Worship Family Night (Wed) 2 Confen.on;. Sat Pastor 930am io ISa m 7 00 7 30pn, 6 7pm iI____— 11i U UI I I _; sMn/reuatsf,nu/ . ..- GENEVA CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE T.mporaty Geneva HOLY CROSS Community Center 401 S. Park Ave. p Rrv A F Green trro 0 Soper ¶iC hLJI Ri(?ur tO CO 7:30 a rn Sun Worship II OOa m 4olyCOmmVflioO 600pm Sun NYPS family Service and 10:OOa m Sun Eve WOrship 7 OOp m Church School 7 3Op m Wed Prair iv s ' - • -- -. = •L••••• CHRISTIAN CHURCH 24015. Park Ay 322-4554 Pv FredL Neal Pastor IhI/JISSI r - • • --. . ' - • / . ., --- -- rrc'a SermoO Morning Worship U OOa m Chuh Training 6 ISp m Evening WorShip 700pm. Wed Prayer Service 730pm. Nursery Open WTRR 730pm. Sunday Night Broadcast OisIa Devotlonol2lhrs 3235013 (,I,rttuz,s -y 11,0 FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES OF CHRIST 16075-Sanford Ave. M4ster DrHaroldHarrs nsng worship Wed Service . - SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH 137 Airpoit Blvd. Phone 322-0910 Minister JameiCVaujhn 945am. Sunday School 11 OOa m Worship Service 7 OOp m. Evening ServIce Prayer Meeting 7 OOpm Wed - - c . - -- A 41 - . i-- .. • '- ;_...i4'# 1 I . ' -.-. - - ----- -.: - ,". - ------------ . - • • - • ... -at. - . . . V. ' 1% .• .-. .'\ . ' - . . . - . . . . - • . .• - .- - . - - - . - . Cris$w LI.,." Casicibirty • .vitliam Pickett Pastor '. Kenneth Miller. Assist. Pastor •'n.ng Worship I 30& 11am "clay ShoOI 9 ISa m •.'YF S 10pm I irning Worship 7 OOp 'n •.eii Bible Study & rayer Se-cv 7 )Op m rt Wednesday Fello* sh-p Supper 630pm FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH - II Park Ave. Leo F King . Pastor . - - . . - -. -- - . . /r.-i.- . - - -. -- - - - i.!r&i.F - . j- . -. - . . .i PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST Higflwayl6vVest Paul Sonniy Evangelist ObleClass 10 OOa m Morning WOrShip 1100am Evening WorShip 600pm Bible Classes Wed 730" m SPIRITUAL TEMPLE F'stFederalof Thomas . _ - • 'unda John 11 :2-29 ..-.- . - Mi' • - r - ..... d i- Acts III :2- N TU d t I John 1:7-1(1 • . . 1 'Ine'd.t John Ii :9-17 • Thui -.d i I&'vt'Iatitn 21 :1l).): • I i iii is I Pet*r .$ 1:-1t -' itui ti is PsaIm c OSteen Emeritus pastor Morning Worship S 30&lla m Sunday School 9 ISa m liLlYr ' Men s Prayer Breakfast ind& 4th Thut Way 6 30. m rimity Night supper 3r un v pm 6 LAKE MARl CHURCH of the natarine 17S Crystal Lake Dr. Lake Mary. Fla Rew PaulO Tritsel Paitor Sunily School 9 ISa rn Morning Worship & Bible Study 6 3Op ri EvangelistcService 700pm Wed Prayer & Pras, 7 30p m Rev William E Miller Sunday School Morning Worship Youth Service — .,. J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E. C. Elsea and Staff THE McKIBBIN AGENCY Insurance UN ITED STATE BANK OF SEMINOLE - and Employes WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson PUBLIX MARKETS PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. J. 0. (Jim) Smith and Staff and Employes John Y. Mercer and Staff FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. WILSON-EICHELBERGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford L. D. PLANTE, INC. SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO., INC. Oviedo, Florida FLORIDA LIVING NURSING CENTER A Skilled Nursing Home Operated by the Seventh-day Adventist Church DEKLES' GULF SERVICE Mel Dekle and Employes CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. '' /-.i--- t. .- ...-'.- Er'!-, P,' I. orer, (P' * -'cr-'dq' E.c.l%I .' -. tr*-,.b-rl L_-'*.f. "ce BapisI Ctiurur, Fgti Cl, Conriur.ri, Cenirv. Forest Ct Fir* Mt Ca',ar, Mssiar, Bapl.sl, itoew uis' 'ft* S.ient Pr.,Itirf 019141 CPiUI'(b, 1101 * 1791$t Pit. Mt 2.0.1 Baptist ChurcM 1720 Pear Aup RI,prwl Pets Bac4t ChurCh 77i2 W 20Th St Peoples Bapt.st Ctapil. 1701 * Fvii Sir,,,. SanFord Pmecne,t Bepiti CP'u'th. Its ñ Arport lied Prar.e R Fern Pars Eitt CPj' M-daa Prj P.' !a'.'. .- - a. . i---S.v'Ar4 Be! s' (P-in?, 267$ PaliT4ttD ' Jam,sMss.oi-a-, BartsiChurthSl .1) P.ii Ar? !f*5 ti (p-,rp 5' pppi Srt.ngt.t'd M-%l.-O"àg B,is' 1791 & Cede.' ?,'-s-irp Baptist Ch-~ur, ?20 C,p'ns , . Aita'noat, Springs Tnpce PapIst C!iurcPi. Palm Sprinqa *.11iIm Chapel 71 sSona'-, Baast Crurcn. Mats & wila 5t AI.on', Spc..ap Zars "eo, Pepti? Church, 717 Orange *e ' t. I - - • HARRELL&BEVERLY TRANSMISSION David Beverly and Staff BAPTIST *.,*t,' lap's' C1'.irct. 0.e0 Cliv.,, olpist ASW?IUIP. 21.0 Fitmot.I l5aritord G.tden Ov piwy .7fl) Carva'p ftapstCiiutth.CIyslalLa5.e&)to.LaeRfIty C.sseioerrp flaptisi Church. 170 S,".'rfMa B.d 'l Ca4 £, Ce"-,. F-iL' t C.- ' F it he;! 5' Cl.arwatev Mssa-y Baptist (?ii,rtt. Sc.,thf%t RI rt0.rScin.ng$e.aotr,tCPurcn.OtdnrtaridoRe •U.i,-$t, Art F.ttt Bac-lit Church SIP Pant Art Fr4ndShR Fhipt4t (h4ilC.Pi Cf Aitani0.1y I.r.tt RI aM Aifamcwit Sarmno-s Ff11 .apI.t CPrvrcI a' Deli', First Cturcn of FsP Baptist Church of Las, Fi5 $epr.st Church ci Las, ?,lprvo, Cr$ Baptist Churh o Long.'ooa Coy Cj,,rCh I. G,ant F.qt lap's? Church 04 Or.,do Fist iapi-sf Church Cf Se LandQ VinCI P' i)' 5, , Eat'it '--" tiLl FOntit C , ', Bict,t Church first Bats? C..ch Cl Our-en Pai.'&." psyap iapi.sl Church O4 10,0*0 Mis-cr-i'y 1apr41 (Pulp', 14,'1 * iqt 5! capts.t Cfsurth. (ttauOta eie.'prsp M'i5rCi'l'y 1a.' -st C'urc". feitth Me' ri7: C . 'i'i-'M Bç'-'i' C"rr 0*1. P411 Rd Ot',v' ,'.'gnr C Eta..'-%t (h-i' (e'r-vi Ha Pitt OiveAt.ls.orservifst(iutcts.Se.nLans0cSor.MsRd, LO"C*OQ0 Mt fiI, W-tiCfv iVil,'-i' Church. 1500 Jetty Art Mt Zi'j" Mst-a', 040.-st (Des Avy ,.,-. CATHOLIC Church Cf the Ffatii,ty, UI-P Mi', All S.3iit% Ca91oi (i.,n(h II$ Oat A,e 51 A's s Cartnc (P'v't 0''.'.,oi Tnj D.Re' i-.f. (tI-i (r't0, rita, B-i.'tc-' RU. ev't Ca'r'otec Church, .IcjnC A,, Alt.i,ontt Os.-' Li-lt,04ft'tL.SflC*'ho4-I Cisurth t310714,n'ii,an Ditto's. L!.i METHODIST fta'r,t? 11-ted Mprnral (Pjr(P ( Drier, Aip terire CHURCH OF CHRIST CPrcr CI Cir ..t 1117 5 P*it A, i ( rr •r .$ •1, 1r' u i ri P (,,.?,rr -ea r.c-. (' '('c4 (r,51 Si atr ilcar'i k. ;,.. urofCi,t' i00PaimSor ,nosDr Ailamo&, Sacs Church of Ce' ,s, C.etr.a C'surtP 04 CP.i"$i L,vr.-:l Church c (hr,t, PiCa (Putch 01 C.vs' W IIlti 51 'tM.de Cpwsrc'i oF Clv t. ta p4a,irr' 0' M1tiand ', ' CHURCH OF GOD CPi.-vc'r (-F God. 503 H..b.011 Curc$ of God. 60) * 72nd 51 (PurePi 4 Goc 0.-too Ctr,Cl, ci Go t4ofnrsi, 1.1St Church of GOO (urh of G 1*37 1, litt , Church of Go si Ctt'it 0,-to, Ct eth f Godof Piop'ocy 750vS I'm AIt C'cnofC.odfProof,cs.t% ParsmmonA.t C'v'f' 0 600 M'it.0.. Enterprss. EPISCOPAL -"i fp.yr.aI (tvih t A,r tn-','t- . (P'f $1 -ip' Hof, C;c45 (pscoi' Pats h,,. at ge's ', LUTHERAN £r'i.o's Lu-I'f" (P'.urcP'. Otrt-,cp* 0' - Catt,btln, C..I Pr-cetcl Or-fr-i Lu"-eqa'- ilrX S (r*'-r. Or (p,q, 5' Me', M f '(!- i F', i".- ()r!)r4 'ref4'l(!..f(P. C$ 11- ti4,.d,.r,-.rciJ. i.r;r "ttt*Pi LuthiV&fl (Pitj. C,oiden Oars Dr I. H 1 it 3 Caflifbtrvy ¶_. tiri 1isirtan i1 476 S&1 CHRiSTIAN rr..' ' - ('r' i! ariorS Chs.,t.. C.'urce I)? -A Eit Ff019110. CP'tiita.i CPrucUi Flcroa H*en Dr. Mall*nd LaItv,* (P',tiàr Church, Beat Lair Rd *1 er,-so,i COIIOREGATIONAL roa'ra (P ,li ('flcP'. 1*31 Pin lear Late Unit,d MøtiOd4t Chu'ch Pitt.,. A M F CP,vrP (a"aen (iits'rr (tr r'-" •, ijr ('-'t pta, U $7 5 P-4v RO lii - (Asiribifry Deiarp COmmvnt, Me-fliodst CPiurch. * Hghbars1 Rd. DtEa?y F%i 'J,',,,d Mithed-Il Chvvtb ill Pars Av C ?%? P,tP.ed$t (hs(h ci r, Fret PMtPtod4t Church. 500 * 491 Geneva Methods? Chrth. (,,are t.,e'ee ht"d-t' Church. Atpor, il,a Grant Chapel A M I CPyrcpi. Ovedo Oas'vu-vv Mthoo 'it (r.iircts. Oii40o Ostien ?.'t$Pod.'iI Church P*oia Ap'iipyhr f'ptto4t. RI 44 A it Paoia ¶1 Ja'-es A 7,4 1 . ,1P at C,p'ess St Man, A 4,4 ( (tjfh St 1fF 115 Osleen Si PCuis M.taoa it (huncpi. QjIer RØ. Enterprise StafFord M,mor.al Church. S i),Eary ii'!b"dO '.Jntf-d Mttf.bdst Chrrt Tjrr. -itt F-j - Se'onar Blvd AllmooI, ,,, • - ya v'e Subpoena Furor FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONOW000 UlOrange Street Pastor R,v F RuthGran? 1000am Sunday School 11 00a Morning Worhlp 7 )Op Sunday Ebenlng 7 30p m Wed Bible Study Ccwiuerora Meeting Sunday 6109 m iirrath Sunday, May 26, 1974—Sanford, Florida 32771 66th Year, No. 237 Price 20 Cents I'rI'.sbvtrr:(lll Ni _________________ FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Oak Ave. 6 3rd 5. Rev VirgilL Bryant nd Rev kecwi•th W. Mullis Mlnitrs Morning Worship $:)Oa n Church School 915. m Morning Worship II 00a Nursery Pastor C IS a m II OOa m 6 10pm I 1A — -ri, p m Presicient , 7 30p m NAAWLN( I"it r!- '( it'I!Patavr-ry 1. '-1 i' .•.s -. I uoPai. (y-inhq4lP.Pfgi,-r-. *O E,.tnl4I I evnst'&vt Cen.-ra Cnurcb of Ftp Pi.ta'ii -.p. (en.- .Community (pc'tet Lair M-$rv Church c Thi Ffa:a,tne, Late Mary Blvd. Las, Men, 10A9*000(hurhOtiPitPf*tin,n, Aa,man& JfltpAwp. '1 More about those "fire alarm systems". ..your phone calls continue to be heard. Many of you are complaining of solicitors banging your door and frightening you with all s kinds of probable fire catastrophes; and that "it's th law to base these devices In your homes, etc." Truth of the matter is there is no law requiring the Installation of same. It is being considered presently by the county cornmission; however, it Is NOT enacted into . - Unfortunately, if you are so inclined to pay $1,000 and more for a system that normally should be sold for $100, or less, then you have no one to blame but yourself! , HAPPY ACRES KINDERGARTEN & CHILD CARE Betty Floyd & Staff system for your home, why don't you get some free advice r from the county's fire administrator Gary Kaiser. lie can be contacted at the courthouse In Sanford. SANFORDATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Howard H. Hodgesand Staff SfS -. - -, PRESSYTERIAW LI, e' Lr- !r-1 Prim,',, a f Prnb,tpqrt chv,ch, Oa A,, & ' Frlt Pqest,,teq,an Church of DDary, I COniin*nt Presbyterian Church, 3775 5 Orlanilo Dr 'I An.-1,i.j Pt%brterian (Pi,1,, CCI) Beat Mini PniU,),teqlin Chwcti. 1031 Palm Ipving Ad, ii j P • P -- - --.— - I - $ - , I k' -f d1' '- _ ______ • . " - - :.* _______ - ' - - - * - - ______ - .: - ' GOODAFTERNOON - — - _______ a- -- -- — Index Area deaths Bridge Calemidar Classified ads Comics CrosswortIwzzIe Dear ,Thbv 1011k Ot F hit roti -,............ - - - - lO:\ 15A 3A S-6C ISA ISA 15A ;" hloroscopc' htospit.alnotes National News SocietSchool News Sports Stak % lit-I! I s-ct -. - - l5A IDA 1-413 16A 1214A 7A - ' - - ., and Lugeniu A. Martinez. dicators prove that we are dent bypassed his regular eco- as It can. Vice Presideiit (;erald B. In the Watergate cover-up making encouraging progress, nonuc advisers and newly "Thi weeks ahead will still named Secretar' oF the Treas. Ford said Nixon's refusal to case, Jaworski asked the h:h girt' the Judiciary Committee court to resohe the subpoena require restraint and sacrifice. ur Willi1iii F. Sition. any mon Watergate material issue during the court's current may result in the President's term, scheduled to end late rwXt ImlIpeactImnent, "It seems Lii moe month. f'Jixon Stcince Take note baseball fans. Ever since hank Aaron smashed Babe Ruth's record, the "experts" have been trying to determine which of the '' current crop of stars has a For weeks, Ford has urgcsi WASHINGTON (API — Vice -. chance at erasing Aaron's President Gerald It. Ford has muoderation and comnpromnist', record. Where these same "experts" warned the White House publi-. both mu his public statements arc making their mistake is ctv that President Nixon's re- and presumably in his private fusal to give the House tumitact.s with (tic' ['resilcut. limiting their attention to this Ott %Vednc5dav, Nixufl sent Judiciary Comnmnitte-e any more country's diamond stars. Over in Japan, a fellow by the Watergate material iia' result the Judlciar' Couimittee a let. iii (hi' President's mtnpeadt- ter declaring he would give no name of Sadahary Oh 1as Further Watergate material. career homeruris and offers this itient, Ford's warning, in a (dc- That night, Ford said In Vilcomment on the subect-"I USC(l vision ititerviess- Vs ith ABC n'r- Iittngtin. [)'l. (tolL ii (lit' Pint.1 t my iiin target at Ruth's respondent Bill Zimmimnermnan finds that ldtiitLor1al tapes record of 714 home homeruns. I confirmed earlier indications wiultt be rc'Ies- int to their inthought that could not be broken by anyone but now i that the vice president was quiry, "I hope the President have set my target for Aaron's concerned over Nixon's har- will give it to theni, the sooner dening attitude toward (he this' better," __ total." ______ The next morning, with little hiuuse uiixuctanent Inquiry. "It seems to be that a stone- advance notn'e, the President Talking about the law, why is wall attitude isn't necessarily ealk'd Ford in for a talk that It if you or I try to ''bend it" a the wisest policy,'' Ford said, was followed Liv mount' than ttic' wee bit, there's a ticket with our Asked if tie thought Nixon's uswil reluctance to say what name on it waiting (or us. refusal to give any more mate- was disctissetl. How 'cu.m those truckers rial might be the factor that Ford appeared to be In an uaround town are permitted to turns a closely divided lIoio uuaIIy somber mcxxi as he ;irsend sand and dirt scattering against Nixon, l'ord said, "I rivetl In New York and an mdc all over us? Why aren't they want the house of Representa- said he was "a little uptight" being forced to abIde by the Lives to make its Judgment on because his schedule had been rules, an'd have tarpaulins the facts, not on some emotion- thrown off b) the mneetim)g with covering t'etr rigs? al, institutional issue." Nixon. - -. P - - "'' - . - - - -i A Little Too Strong - FLORIDA STATE BANK AND STAFF .- I -- if ,_. KEY BISCAYNE, Fla. tAP: But the ultimate goal of pros— President Nixon today perity in peacetime is named puty Secretary of which is worthy of sacrifice." State Kenneth Rush to coordi. The President declared that nate U.S domestic and inter- thi goal is attainable and he national economic policy and said "it will require the fullest announced that he will send a cooperation bets. CCI7 the ad. special report to Congress next mnliflistration and the week on the state of the nation's Congress," lie pledged the economy. administration's cooperation Nixon said he saw "encour. lie also called for "the fullest aging signs today that the worst cooperation of labor, of busiis behind us" after the nation ness, commerce and industry. .. l'resident's lrtwyer. and the world has experienced and of the Muerican people." . .!IPhP "There is no privilege," saiJ the highest rate of Inflation in flush will hold Cabinet rank, 20 Years." (;esell. "It is not for the PresiNixon said, and assist him in dent to determine what doLtlIn a radio speech prepared coordinating all economic 1)01,,., mnenLs should be produced; it is for deliver' live from his bay- icy and programs. Rush for this court to decide. side study, the President said, named White house Counselor LEON JAWORSKI "I want those documents profor Economic Policy. "The requirements for full economic recovery may sound like The President described Charles W Colson and three duced." harsh medicine — budgetary Hush, who was one of his law others accused in the SeptemIn the break-in trial, sched"with her 1971 break-in at the Califoruled to start June 9, the U restraint, no tax cut, tight mnon- schoolteachers, as a man ey." a distinguished career in nia office of I.'uaiel Ellsberg's men are accused of violating the civil rights of Dr. Lewis "But," he said, "there is no business, in law, in diplomacy psychiatrist, alternative." —House Judiciary low. Fielding, Ellsberg's psvand In the arts of government." Nixon told the nation, "We No succesor was named inn- mittee Chairman Peter W. chiatrist at the time the former are beginning to emerge from a mediately for the No. 2 post in Rodino Jr said he is going to Pentagon analyst leaked the very difficult period in the his-. the State Ikpartiiicnt that the ;lruI 1 s next Thursday that U I'unt.agon Papers to the prc.s Indicted along with Ehrlichtory of our economny. We are not &4-year-tdd Rush will be vacat. iiiipeachmnent panel make public itS much of the evidence man and L'olson were G. Gor. completely through this dif. ing. F: rcj and Emnksvc ' ixon mna - s iththold Watergate ABC News. ' - '.- ittencc. subpoenaed for the Sen. Barry Goldwater, Btrial of former White House as- Ariz., said it is becoming inistanLs. creasingly difficult to defend Ilie Watergate ipecial prose- Nixon in the Watergate sc-an'itor asked the high court F'ri- dal. However, Goldwater said tv to assume jurisIu- tiun in he can sc-C no circumstances refusal of the White house under which he would go to the turn over tapes arid docu. President and ask him to re0 :;vnts for the Watergate covet- sign. op trial. In Judge Gerhard Gesell's e. Prosecutor Leon Jaworski, i ourt Friday, White house law. pressed for time because the yer James I). St. Clair asked trIal is heduIed to start Sept. that subpoenas seeking notes ¶4, is seeking to bypass the and ineins Elirliehitian and Washington circuit court. Colson left behind when they In other Watergate develop- resigned be quashed mllefltS: When informed that the cvi' Preparations are underway ducc sought by lawyers for in Washington for the ti-tal if Ehriichman and Colson would hiriit&'r presidential iisistunts not be provided, Cesell said Jitiri 1 I 1rlictimiian arid sternly: "We're down to the point where the President must deItPf_p .•'" tide his responsibilities under the laws of this country." St. Clair iid Nixon was - !aiming executive privilege, or 'w ftc right to keep secret his conlu, versations with assistants, and wits unable to promise that the defcndan or prosecutors in the ease could have even limit-. .7 ed access to the evidence de'\ .scribed n the subpoenas. "1 don't hare the authority to waive that privilege," said the ' ______________ , -- The that a stonewall attitude isn't :iyIt1C Court has been asked necessarily the wisest policy," ti decide whether President Ford said in an interview WIth -- ii) John A. Spolsk (h!u'r (J,urehv'.s AItmOnt, UDSall Communt, Ptbytp*.i ChuiP.. Iinssia .fd '.jmi;ns,er Pfi.%*y'pqi. Cttuscpi Ffp g Rd (i5tPttJqrp SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST 1ort at, Sfren?h day Adventist c'o. 'tey aM Foqt Ci, SPrtttli dat Advenlit CP'uqcP.. Miii&n A,, Ait.nio,tt, Sptit'.g Saird S.n't d, A3,tt.$ Chunh ftp, & (I,,, .'_r,n cL1.fQsst,.'.tha,,Mven,I,C,,h MOflRi, OTHIS CHURCHES Allen s A .'t £ (hIf(PI Olive & tIm All 1.lffi Chapel. Camp minole. Wtt,va Pats a ll,ataali Avenue H0Iine% Chapel, B,ifdSll Aye ChIyof Co'nmiins?p (Purtt, ChurO,it .IflusCPw%to$l..a,t,q Di, j,4ttj, HISPansAve Eastern OrthOdoi Chuq(h, 5? JO7WP5 CPvyIos*ini Chapel, Its, I? Feth Pa, P51 04 (tr it, S.t-tt'ii, 5(i) 1: LaSt Mono. Chapel, Ding, hiø - LISP MOrvOt P rigdom RaIl of JPhøv•pi'j *tn LaSt 7,4ov U.i.l, 1547 W I'd First bo.' CP'.UVPi 04 tti Living God Md.a, Peritecos4, Open BtI$ Tatarra.tI, •'dgewood Ar, 1011 fltn opoost, S,mnt, H-C's ScPvooli C-n51 Pr'eto'itai (P'.,rch 04 C..-1 tj,nn*1i 2774 COuntry (ii4 Mt Oli, P401ott1 Churcn Oat t4.li $t O-'i!rrn Sanford Alfianc, Church 1*31% Pa's *, Santor Conqratonof jttiO,4t 5 Th S*l,it,oii Ait!lp 214 £ ma b't"esses toos * •' st 0Q NIh Wa,-an Church, AlInriswt Springs int Chuych of Chf.%t Alt•.tioyi,i• COfl.n,,ri.l, A? scOt - -, ____________ UPSALA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Corner Country Club 6 Upsala Roads Rev E)ar*in 5h* Pattr. Sund School C ISa Y(itl1IVJ '.QrP1, tO SO. .en n luihp r' 7 Orange Blvd Lake Monroe Willird F Idridge Pastor Sunday School t Q0• m Morning Worship II OOa m - .W m iJi1flJ YIfli9 Prayer Meeting Wedneiday 7 lOp m .. - _____ THE LAKE MAPY UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Wilbur Ave.. Lake Mar Mnster Rev A F S?e,er's Sunday Church School m Morning Worship 11 OOa m YouthGroup 7 10pm Wednesday Choir Practice $ OOp m SI Ta - ' To High Court p SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY ASSEMILEY OF GOD - anthr1 WINN.DIXi E STORES SHOEMAKER CONSTRUCTION CO. and Employes - I A& PWEO The Management and EinpIy and Employes STE NSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff 1 __ The Following Sponsors Make This Churc,h Notice And Directory Page PossIble And Staff : " - - - Wed Prayer & Prase JIM LASH CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH I .L-; - '- --I-- . . i-.. Rev. Ruth H Callin Pastor Amy JohnS Minister Healer Opefl for Meditation 300pm. Healing, Lecture and Message Service 100pm. . . __________ S. I . - - - H*v.l7.9)ateiMyRidqeRd. - 4 - -I- I'('llt('('fISt(II COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH I . - DouglasD Elliott 9 45 Sunday School Morning Worship 10 SOs Youth Hour 4 OUp m 7 OOp ni Evangelistic Service Mid Week 7 OOp m Servce(Wed) Nursery Provided for all services hII(uI/tl)fIt%I . - p. 7 30p m - CHRIST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Tucker Drive. Suniand Estates Gary liner Pastor riclay School ISa m 'ning Worship 11 OOa m v 2&lSun 700pm I .e Worship 1&)Sun 7:30pm .!eSludy Wed 730pm - . SrWrled iy GOOD SHEPHERD UNITED LUTHERAN CHURCH 2t000rlandoAve.117-92) (Lutheran Church in America) Pastor WIllamB Downey 900am lhurch School 1000am Ao.shup - . - P4ur%:ryt . . -- . - yang,Iis i and GRACE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH OnoraRd.,atWoodIa*i'lAvt, Pastor •-• U Ross Denilow lurch School 945am rnng worship 1100. m 6 30p m .... .'-, \ H graua. on •me. we Wiu ra.zo that our sons and daughters need a . spiritual foundation for all other knowledge. They will find it In the Church. irr'. : . - - - Al am I. 10 OOa rn I1.00a.m lOOp rn xi - • .. •- . - 103W. 25th Place The Church of the Lutheran Hour' and TV This is the Life" Pastor Rev Elmer A Reuld'er 9 15 a.m Sunday School ! ( • ence to admit that we live in a world full of mysterIes... mysteries that happen before our very eyes -. mysteries that reveal the wondrous mind of the Creator'- -- - / - '' - -. , -: - Is it, after all, a contradiction of sd- - FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH SIC Park Avenue Pistor Rev Jay T Cosmato 530am Morning WOrShip 915am 5nday School 11 OOa m MOrn,ng Worship 6 tsp rr Church Training 7.30p.m Evening Worship Wed Prayer 7OCpm Sersic, I . So my wife took over the answering department. God makes things grow! That mademuch more sense to Ma" - - - - - CHURCH OF CHRIST Bibl• Class PALMETTO AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH 2636 Palmetto Ave Pastor Rev 6 F Hodges 9 ISa m Sunday SChOOl 11.00a m Morning Worship 700 p.m. p. ,.gIistic Services Wed Prayer & 7 10pm BibleStudy Indepesident Missionary -." 4 thought I knew all the answers. But nofle of them seemed to register with Mary. - - .. I once had a course in botanu 7 I CHURCH OF CHRIST 600 Palm Springs Dr. Altamonts Sprins Evangelist James P Needham 10.00a.m BibleS?vdy Assembly Worship 11 OOam. 600pm Evening Worship Wed Evening Service 600pm Wednesday 7.lOpm Bb'eCIass ChwlesN Cry P ' 5.rday WTRR Broadcast Bible Study h nnu ors ip .vening jerv cc ,. \ \ . (:1, lIre!: (.)f Christ PINECREST BAPTIST CHURCH Il9WAirptSivd Rev Kenneth Hott Pastor 9 ISam. Sunday School Morning Worship - . 1100a.m. Church Training o15c,m Evening WorShip 7 3Op rn Wed Evening Sirvice 7.00pm. ,4 ule anu 0.ft-, LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER I / . until last summer when she adopted a flower bed all her own Then she be gan to ask what makes her garden orovi - JORDAN BAPTIST 'H" 1621 WestFirat Street George Galloway Pastor Sunda Sthool Morning Service U 00: Ev.'ciing Ser- ice 7-30 730pm Wednesday ervi(e Old TrUeInforapd,wD. y / mys1ery grow1. was one our daughter took for granted • . . 11 00. m 7 )Op m I I / ..-' -' -- FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Lake Monroe, Fia. Pastor Oav.dJ Rich Sunday School .. 945am Morning Worship 11 00a m EveningWorslu,ip 730pm 7 - 30p m Wed Prayer Service.. \t - - --tv1 . Lui/:v'rw: / k -t ..-'_ •••__ ' CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Cor. 14th St. 6 Oak Ave. Rev Pefl Luy , Iastor 730pm - L - / , /1 .... SUfldiySChOOl - 945a Preaching &Worshlp 10 Sharing &Proctaimjri pm NurserY Pr O' 0e \ (,:arf'IIe, ' • - ----.- -.-- -- - - ' other charges !I)tM)I)(II • . . — I .-LIl. CONGREGATIONAL - Jones (r) in jail on - (S/ . and Jesse James tate Minuttir Minitir R Burke Johnson Keith HutcherlOn MorflinQWorthlP . • _71 I V -__ - Fank Wheeler (I) ROLLING HILLS MORAVIAN CHURCH Sanlando Springs Drive J 9 45I m It 00 a rn h I ,undayS( 00 Morning Worship AssiVa?: ass ASSEMBLY ii()r(n 1(Itt CHURCH OF GOD $03 W. 32nd Strict pastor Rev J T PillS CliurchOf God Hour" 905am- 711 Oak Ave.. Sanford Fr W,llirn Ennis Pastor i! U( ,j / ALL SOJPtIRCCAJHDLIC - .1Tj (.I,ssr (at / ,o u 7 OOp m 7 )0 p m wed Pray cr Mcci June's Jr may have ..c iio 80 hours after Jackson was mare interested in going Mrs. Irene Bennett. foreman ramnific-iuuns upon the case of was ab-ccted. home than in reaching a ver- of the all-woman jury, said she his client, but "it is Lu early to Butler said the jury was dict. and the rest of the jury decided MIxed emotions cloak the tell the outcome." presented with a wealth of Burns said he felt Davis "told Davis' testimony was not Friday aquittal of two of three The trial was moved from evidence, but, after they went the truth" when he testified reliable so they did not accept Sanford men charged with the Seininok County to Tampa to session to reach a verdict before the Jury that Wheeler it, Feb. 28 kidnaping of George becawie of publicity. The six- "they never asked to see one and Jones played integral parts Other evidence introduced by Jackson Jr., as the defense itiemuber jury was comprised of piece of it." in the abduction of Jackson. the prosecution Included attorney for the third man said wointrn. ••What good is it to arrest "I've never seen a man lie Wheeler's fingerprints on beer "so be it" s -hiIe Sanford Police people if the jury won't accept himself Into the penitentiary; he cans in the house where Jack13 entered his Chief Ben Butler charged the the evidence? I agree with (Davis) pleaded guilty strictly son was held; a tire impression verdict is "a miscarriage of ia of guilt "freely" and Ne'mnan Brock, Wheeler's by his own choice and that tells from Jones' car t.akn from the since there was no plea bargain justice. attorney, that everything in the me he told the truth:' area where Jackson was there cannot be a request for a "I don't know what to say system of justice should be released; and testimony from Davis was the star witn trial. except It's sickening and is the ehucked Out." agnst the two men who now an FBI handwriting expert biggest miscarriage of justice I Burns saint he would now Brock is also a municipal stand acquitted, but remain in saying that Jones' handwriting have ever sevn, Butler said request a date for sentencing. judge in Winter Springs. jail on other charges. Wheeler was the same as that on a Saturday, adding, "I think the Jackson, called theverdict"a Davis testified he had dif- i charged with a parole raiom note jury disregarded all the shame." lie was abducted from ficulty recalling what happened violation and Jones faces an The jury also viewed a "Jokeevidence." his Sanford Southern Shor- because he had taken alcohol assault charge steriuning from check" written t Davis in the T i)avmd Burns of Bartow the tening factory on Feb. 28 and and marijuana, the beating of another Jail in- amount of 130,000. The check attorney for Earnest Jerome held caittivi' for 2ô hours until Broek then said everything mate. was found in the house were I)avis who earlier pleaded 130,000 ransom was (Iropped should be chucked out if Jackson was held and was the Burns said Davis ti guilt to kidnaping charges, in a specified aret. testimony by such a witness pl was first big break in the case. guilty because tie aiil the ill'(llIithtl ii Frank vs-as considered, Sanford puce, FBI agents Davis reportedly said he wrote hearthroket over shat he had Wheeler Jr. and Jesse James anul Stwriff' deputies arrested Butler added he felt the jury done," the check while daydreaming. - "''$" ... -. -. '' 2 - ''' Herald Photo a, Man l'ii4flt TIMELY MACHINE ThIS YOUNG man from St. Petersburg has found a nostalgic way to combat the energy crisis, Most 'high.wheelers' disappeared at the turn of the century, but a nostalgia craze and the fuel crisis prompted several bicycle manufactures '. begin reproducing the curious machine. SLi Ch I e fta n Sh ot Self i A)S ANGI:u-:s w 1 — Don- dicate that any of themmi tried to ki,lI:.l1v:d Feb. 1, tiit:uj.ht by aid "Cinque" tkF'reeze, the cx- get out," Noguohi told newsmen authorities to have since jun.'d convict who called himself "the Friday in describing his her SLA captors. nigger that hunts >-ou now," reconstruction of the blazing Noguchi said Nancy l.tn watched his terrorist comrades stiootout, Perry and Camilla hail were fall one by one, "In all mny years as coroner, killed early in the hour.lnng Then, wounded twice and Ire never seen this kind of be- guntxittle and DeFreeze and hugging the (lirt beneath a baylor in the face of flames," he three comrades used a trap burning clapboard bungalow, said. "It is reasonable to be door or hacked their way to a he put a .38-caliber pistol to his here they were determined fa- crawl space beneath the floor head and pumped a bullet into atics as a barrage of poLice bullets his brain. Meanwhile, the search for whizzed past them. That is how Los Angeles three other suspected SLA fugi. It was there, as flames from a County Coroner Thomas No- tires continued without suc- fire believed caused by an acguehi rt'cow'tructs the death of cess. Patricia Hearst and cidentaily ignited mnolotov DeFreeze and five of his Syrn- William and Emily Harris were =kthil closed in, that William bionese Liberatio, Army fol- reported seen in such diverse SVolfe, Patricia Soltysik and lowers in a shootout with police locations as Hollywood and Angela Atwood choked to death and federal agent Last week. Quartisite, Ariz., near the from the smoke or were burned "There is no evidence to in- California border. Miss Hearst, n the fire, Noguchi said. ' - Ray Didn't Act Alone: Attorney WEATHER NASHVILLE, Tenn. ______________________________________________________________ I'at ti cloudy LIII1I .. the tipper Wiflds UnithJIL' miicistiv tsk'rIy 10 miiph or less. liisss tonight near 70. lIiytuna Heactl titles high 32:14 ant., 12:2J p.mn low 6:09 am., 6:22 p.ni.; Port Canaveral high 11:56 a mit., 12:10 III)).: hiss 5:49 ii.flI . 6:22 p.tii 1 hiohi.s t" Obituary (API — gunmen was the actual trigger- , Both Shelby County [)Lst An attorney for James Earl itian in the April 4, 1968, death Atty. Hugh Stanton and Asst Hay claims to have been told of King in Memphis. State Atty. Gen. Henry Bade that four prominent Americans utd they were skeptical ilbSJUt hired two gunmen to kill civil Lisingstorl Is otie of several rights leader Dr. Martin Luther lawyers for Ray, who is sen'ing Livingston's story. Ilamle added, there is something to it, and King Jr. a 99-year prison sentence and we have to take that possibility January s'ias granted a hearing seriously, Livini !'-': Robert I.. Livingston said by the U.S. 6th Court of Appeals really havethen somethiri " DetaiLs on Page IOA -- CHII.DS Franklin LeRoy — l.ongs'.00d of Friday he wa,s told about such on a petition to wiuxiraw his an n.'sassination plot by an in- guilt) plea in King's assas- - Washington lawyer Jamnf' termediary fur the two alleged sination. The case is before the l.a.sar, who also represemitgunmen. He quoted the inter- U.S. Supreme Court on appeal Ray, saint he was totally unaiiiediary as saying one of the by the state. ware of the ult;gationj � 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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S - - - S. -a r -' -. I ixon SHORT RIBS - A1 TON (AP) IIJWWNG ident Nixon plans - Pres- Nixon's ' take to ea ds Case On TV House scripts of the con v ersations, ribed as the massiv e nature Judiciary Committee subpoena rather than the tapes them- of response were his response to a sc the L.ONDON 15 SUCH I OTHOUGH'i CLLO.,IPERE, BEALM PUL ... ALL OP MY LIPEF 062 GUPPMD -To -rALK C:) CD ra - ., - . r-r•-i--r-i;i.i _j -- I _. I ____ -'' ______ v on had decided on the broad. calls LIME' / SIXTY DAY BUT SIR, sjf *IV M E~ HAT,r 114F-4RP ~; G T ~ - 11 ___ Ti I 1 f III A -" t4#"# I ,s / Monday, April 29, 1974—Sanford, Florida 32771 66th Year, No 214 -28 - Too by Stoffel & 3EXel'nidahi -- LEAVE LIS HOPE OH-OH' WE WT TFWU E5 / OF MUSIC A-1VVO...A-TI.4R.EE,' 0 1 Ii CITY. I 0 9NT ) ER... C'r4THiA IS - A MALADY PECULIAR TO HER S __________ -k,ahF-\._ Ii.NJt I J- t ' S •___1-S_/ - -- HASTEN C30AT WHO PLAYS THE HARNIONICA? T. 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This meeting s open Ia the public', • -.. 44 - i - at - ' — ' ' — - probation bs Seminole Circuit Court Judge flasid Strasn. of you - .5-.-- - arold BATHERS BEWARE OF MEN 01 WAR 11 - : -- H. Higlimith, Sanfurd H hank official s.hu pleaded 110 S - ' / - - Accident Driver -. tI a -0 - - f .- - / —' 40 . Judge Paroles - fZ-D - - - • ' - - thing pleaded guilt) last week to authorities have said The judge turned Giles over Here two sears and then shooting Nancy Gerry, 18, also (1 Titusville, listened quietly LI) the state after defense at- daughter gets murdered, today as Circuit Court Judge tome) Ed Kirkland, who last Cooper, now living on a Volie WLllidms said he could not week admitted swinging a deal disability pension, said sadly sentence him until he is sue- to save Giles' life, argued be fore entering the courthoure rtsfu1b treated as a mentally against the idea of sending the to listen to the judges ruling disordered sex offender ama brown-haired father of an inprepared for a coui't proceding. lant daughter to a mental i-_,4 the e.iiitetl State Bank, killed .. Sindra Forreit and her Mr, son Burnie lit a Said ord at~ jdtnt late last sear, then the pleaded no a barges t'o months ago. Gulf of Mexico and are sometimes carried north in the (;ulf Stream h casterl winds, arid blown ashore on Florida's east contest to coast •-_; .• ' ---- - - - - ! -- ------ .. .•_ . , ,-_ . hi urance F orLegal Obituaries - S . - -- - _ Daytona Beach tides for high 3:11 P 9.58 p.m. Pert Canaveral tugli 257 a in, 3 32 low 9:15 a.1n.. 9.46 6A 3• 4-5B •A SILM)4 FRA\(IS \ S.ZinIflrd (ulitiCs 6A 6A Crossword Puzzle Dcar Abby L)r. Crane State EditterialCauiiiiient • , Entertainment Horoscope I lospital Notes National News &K-tely Sports 4A .-.-;'. IA,dl iflsutaric to pa Lass sets the wayhospitalization in urane p3)5 doctors is cornin, Florida but probably not his ear, legislators 33). Chairman William!) Iiirchfieid of the House Insurance Com- tii tI Index Bridge (alendar Classifledads jA aI;\ - Iry s Fees Plan We're getting more and more participants anxious to help pramott. a special July 4th here in Sanford The latest to join the growi g crowd is sparkplug Fran -'',5Morton, who is in the process of alerting all of the local service and civic blubs about the special meeting scheduled for 1MRk-n— Stay 7 at 8 p.m. at the Sarford Commerce of Chamber building. A Spoliki) maaaiti pn.a ti Although it was a big shaggy last year for this festive holidav Portugese Men U' War at New Smyrna Beach kept AN INVASION event..and later we heaid all kinds of excuses or) why there --ach-goers sittirg high and dry on the slind, despite the wasn 't a planned promotion, warm weather. Unwary haUlers and beachcorncrs risk being stung this year we are assured it's severiv if they come in contact with the tentacles of the blue-green going to be entirely hke creatures The Men 0 ar lie in the 'arm waters, of the And it can be too providingjelh - .mat•u) across Seminole and Weather n . () " - * - down into Orange and Osceola steVbrothm, Peter Cooper, 18, recently appointed to the U.S. As family and friends of the Counties. murdered victim demonstrated No word or, the two girls Naval Academy and Mark outside Seminole County unearthed in an Altamonte Coope r, 15, a fellow Titusville Courthouse today a 21-year-old Springs dump last August has High School student. Also critical of the "deal" convicted killer was turned been heard since earlier in the over to the state mental health year when a former Disney was Miss Gerry's stepfather, program amid hints he may be World employe now held on Wilham Cooper, 55, a retired mndictedluesdaylnthedeathof severalG-eorgiarapecaseswas ch€f, who ,aid he brought his another Brevard County announced as a prime suspect. family down from New Jersey Giles is not a suspect in any two yE-ars ago "to get my woman. our Judge I )as hi txen cc heduled for trial here 'a imrok counts Jail stflt I su i1._ked men ' a released Strasn today postponed and .la) 6onthe kidnaping charge. their arrest 89 hours alter unharmed in Sanford two hours Moved toTampa the trial of two Wheeler also faces a charge of S-10.000 ransom money was lef 4fter the money was dropped loin charged in the Feb 28 violation of probation in a Maitland orange grove The case was transferred tI kidnaping of Sanford According to court records March Jackson abducted at state court alter a federal businesssman Geor,_ Jackson Davis has not asked for a gunpoint from his office at grand jury in Orlanfi Jr change of venue. declined' to indict thetr I Southern Shortenings 2200 Stir, said "exc essive The trio has remained in Countr) (lubHod Sanford, by federal ch i publicity" in the case might make it difficult to select a jury 1a.alls for Jess James Jones Jr . :M. and Frank Wheeler Jr., and granted defense motions for the change of venue. Strawn said the trial has no%ti Yesterday's high 84 low itts on Page J, this morning 50. Sunny Ma 14 in Tampa. Jones. days and cool night..; Wilteler ,and Ernest Jerome through Tuesday. I.ows Davis, 19, all of Sanford. had -_ Al - from personal criticism of Lake and Wilhams were the victims two from Brevard, 'a any - - stretching By CHRIS NELSON Herald Staff Writer - Kidnap Trial Moved To Tampa to A~i UPHILL STPUGGLE mOflSrraiors ,. J Q 11'!: Circuit ... IS .1 m " g Alter struggling against an cring desire to try just gimmick advertised about save gas on my buggy, I've' b the comment read automotive engineer Bob Knoll who charges that most corn rnerctal "gas-saving" devices currently on the market are ineffective-1 don't know Of anything that motorists can attach that will improve their mileage a significant aniount -0 gotten a -- JOlI\ \ll I UIE IL Me!h - • - For 1S More and more motorists starting to notice the "pinging" in their engines. Doyou suppose it could be some of that cheal) gas being peddled in the area" 0) 15 - o -d . TO A% CLOMV MAU EVEIJ WALkIMG DC"HILL,., Vi cti ms . ' 0 C c morning. - , Toda y's Question, class is ...on the average beach, how can you pick out a possible streaker' i two recent sales in which oil - - - The rig shortage was compounded hN? in - %- - 3K at .. - r. f To Be Short This will be a week to remember for Oviedo high School junior Clennie Patterson as he spends it as a guest of Rep. Vince Fechtel (H) serving as a legislative Intern. Clennie will be able to obi. serve committee and Legislative Session activities • and learn firsthand the operations of the Florida government 5 - ...Mr. and Mrs. James Travis, Titusvillc appear as a part of the crowd demons t rators the Seminole County Courthouse Sanford this "You mean until he's hospital, curing him, then 4#w ."it ix -Nibly might make a lot resigned to head Nixon's reprepared to kill again," shot turning him over to the of people who have the tenden- election campaign, still faces back Mrs. Florence Cooper. executioner. c) to accept accusations as charges related to the cover-up "That treatment is not to Miss Gerry's mother, who led a guilt to be a litt!e more patient of the June 1972 break-ir, at IV,~SIIINGTON (AP) — Govgroup gat.hered outside the prepare him for death. your and let the judicial process go Democratic National Coincourthouse before entering to honor, but to prepare him for ernment market experts say 1' rard, said California Goi inittee headquarters hear Williams' decision. life," Kirkland said. consumers will have no trouble Ronald Hcgan, a supporter of Sen. Howard If. Baker, Less pholosophical were the finding relatively large supplies Equally displeased was the President. lie said he be- Term., the cornrnmlttee's snior Drosecutor Abbott Herring, who victim's family and friend-s, of meat at supermarkets next lieved it might help Nixon in his Republican. noted that the cast, assistant apparent 2nd a young state's month but warn that a little conceded an light to regain public con- is far from resolved. This stalemate In the present case, attorney, who said he planned searching will be needed tofind I idence. the first jna series ol trials that but said he is calling he to shop around for qnother canned vegetables and some But Sen Sam J Er%in Jr have to be completed before other iood items RlC'ertid Count) Grand jury judge next time chairman of the Senate Water Watergate is over," he said Equally caustic were Mr. and into session Tuesdayon another Generally, sass the Agricul gate committee, said he doesn't Sen Ihrrn4in Talmadge.' F). AUIU( F STA of the six girls stho bodies base Mrs James Trasis neighbors lure Department shoppers will tliese that the Mitchell-SLam, (,a said sunpls I haven t been unearth since November. (if the Coopers, who blasted the have enough of most itenis to go verdict is related to Watergate. kept up with the' trial, there's i-ble doubt," lie said. "it was judge's statement last week he around during Ma) shopping Giles has been called Eaci ease stands on its own been so much of it in the news, the duty of the Jury to acquit prime suspect in at least Ease could riot morally sentence a trips. The preview of next bottom, Ervin said, and I have been busy with my Sen. James 0. Eastland, of the cases. including the one ritan to death. month's grocery store situation Mitchell and 3tans were senatorial duties." Miss, said the decision shows "His personal opinion has was announced today in le confessed to Thursday, but found Innocent of conspirac). He' said of the verdict: "I that the news media has been herring would not say whether nothing to do with his duties as "Food Marketing Alert" by the perjury and obstruction of Jus. don't quarrel with it." unfair. a judge," Travis said. "Mercy department. iles would be the target of tice charges. They v-.-ere acErvin. in St. Iouis to address "These tAo men were maThe brief report was confined cused of trying to abort a Secu- the local bar association, said ligned and judged guilts' in the Tuesday's grand jury session. only emboldens the criminal. Gerr', missing since The judge is there to administer only to what USDA experts see rities and Exchange Coinmis. the verdict was an example of press and the verdict of the ju:'y Justice...if we want mercy, We as the food supply situation and Sept. 28, became another in a sion investi ation of financier the American system. proved them totally innocent the 's cries of grisly murders can get a priest." did not include predictions on Robert L. Vesco in exchange for -One juror said the jury ~%:ti; Ea-stliaid. chairman of Also angry but refraining prices or over-all grocers cost,s throughout Central Florida a $200 000 cash contribution to not satisfied beyond r iS r itt Juilu mrs coiairnitke CLO Johi A. Spolski I i - C*+ . _____ (H"ald Vrl,'f, by 13, d VO-1cf-f- labor in the Gulf, compared to 114 in B The Associated Press Nixon's io re-election cain Supporters of President ix palhn on saythe acquittal of former Se veral men hers of the co"). Cabinet members John N Mit mittee, including Er's in, chell and Maurice H. Starts may pointed out that the case was be the first step in the vin- only peripherally inv olv ed with dicatton of the President. But Watergate. MitcbeU, the forothers aren't so sure. nier attorney general who N - , • ot OAMY 1966. React*ion 65 _____ CYNrHWs VERY SENSITIVE HER MUSICAL AE51LITY! *J0, -S • Acqu - - lot l r De drilling rigs working in various seas I \ JuSTIC1 , C Orleans, which is gearing up for a 11 - r manager for Shell Oil Co. in New i u. us —T Ij a rs companies paid $3.54LI billion for 178 Gulf leases - 91 of them off Louisiana's coast, the rest in virgin SPECIES! j o pioneering project in 1,000 feet of water. "It's going to get tighter" predicts Warren Baker, Dallas, vice president of International Association of Drilling Contractors. There are 221 mobile offshore Iry 1 Ri ris NEW 01LEANS (AP) Oil com• th billions invested in new panics wi drilling space on the Gulf of Mexico's oil-rich seabottom can't find enough offshore rigs to start cashing in. The drilling rig situation is fairly tight, says Sam Paine, production y (I - arren said that "we have every intention" of meeting the Tuesday deadline for an answer to Vie House committee subpoena. Price 10 Cents - ____________________________________________________ OKAY, LE!s w wim Ger- e S BT.YGS 3E3U31*T31*TY .t Deputy Press Secretary ri-turn for today but flew back Javits, on CBS' "Face the 1111 exPectedly by helicopter Swiday Nation," said that turning over Sources at 'the White House transcripts likely wnuld be began putting out word Friday viewed as inadequate, lie also that the President might make said that if the House votes an a television address Monday impeachment. Nixon should night. The subject is certain to step down temporarily while he be the escalating demands for is f1 trial in the Senate. % 0 response Thursday. Richardson said lying the the ta pes w ould not meet the order of the te television interviews conumttee s subpoena He d1S4) ay. said that -the case is close," about whether there was sufficient evidence to prove Nixon Md.. retreat. %vcrking on his rehad -oininitted an indiciable of- 'T'Q 4¼4 AMIC4 THI S RLW'MYNA' rr jar :8 . the week began, two top -publicans said it would be in "dequate for Nixon to turn over transcripts but not subrwnio~d t ipe recordings to the House Judiciary Committee. That view was taken by former Atty. Gen ElliotRichardson and it '1T LIE for a cast. 14 -- ii GUSC ila. rail consid its .16 %% ella rorn case against impeachment to for 42 presidential conversa. selves. c'ring the possibility of stacking the public with a prime time tions with one-time adminl3has subpoeBut White House officials tke transcripts on the 11'resi. The, nationally televised address tration officials. The subpoena continued to refuse to say pre- 6ent's desk during the tele_ naed tapes of 42 presidential tortight, cources said. must be answered by 10 a.m. cisely what would be given the vision address. conversations and a response is 7Uy said they expected Nix- Tuesday. committee, or to say whether The White House said Nixon due 1)), 10 a.m. EDT Tuesday. on to make the broadcast at 9 Indicatiom, were that Nixon Nixon would proliose a method reached his decision Sunday In addition, a subpoena rep.m. EDT on all television and would disclose he was ready to for the coriunittee to verify au- and was considering a nation- quested by special W- tergate radio networks. But they said give the committee, which now thenticity of the transcripts. vAde broadcast to disclose it. presecutor Icon Jaworski tliat t. t the time was subject to change. is considering Nixon seeking The White house ref used to demanded tapes and records The address will beke}edo reSoIuUons,astofdUedtrat n. to emphasize wl~at they de- confirm news reports that Nix- &4 preside tial conversations C3 VERY WELL.*LUCAS,-YOU CBET 3 0 PAY5 If I 41~fro.- 4 __ 1A ZA f, A 1-311 5A 'IV -----S. questions to h ansssered before :uha law could be enacted and lie doubled the solutions would found ip time for pa&sage this session. However, Insurance Uoill. minUet staffers are stsad>ang laws in other states and work. ir~ with the Florida Bar which should produce so"ie definite proposals, Birchfield, l).ack. t0-0 1-A A �- Jf__ -- .' - -- ________ 2A—The Sanford Herald _______ - • - - .- - .j:..•. — Monday, April 29, 1974 I U.S.-India '-- ________ At Eastbrook Elementary a National Organization for meeting for students and Women (NOW) will present parents of Laae Howell High JO. Bloodworth, vice esident ____ _____ School at 7 p.m. and regional director of Office 'I__ • •: and Professional Employees April 29 and Volunteer of the Year Sunday those volunteers who in Jacquelyn Collins, I.oulse iowan, director of State ; L' , _____ Sanford Senior Citizens International Union, on "What night at the annual Youth working with their assigned Crawford, Carl Dietrich, Nancy Division of Youth Services, told • • ' - j ______ overnight bus Iti to Fort a LbOI Organization Can Do Programs Inc., awards banquet child provided that extra effort, Fetid, Sandra Gaines, Eden the four-county group that __________ For You", 7:30 p.m., Winter Lauderdale for Jungle held at the Sheraton.Orlanjo was presented by Seminole Garner, Mary Jo Heath, Ber- volunteers are the number one j and dinner. Visit Uon Country Park Ubrary. ___________________ ___________ _________ Jetport Inn. John Camp, of Volunteer Coordinator Marilyn nice Knight, Martha Manning, priority In this year's request to i4 __________ Eastbrook Boulevard, East. Gordon to the following: Safari and Flagler Museum. Louise Montgomery, Sandy the legislature. biook. was presented the Extra Take bag lunch and meet at May 2— Sanfor(j_pI((i Angel, Peeples, Sharon Riggins, In order to get 32 volunteer ________ Alcoholics Anonymous—open ____• Civic Center at 9 a.m. Morris Rogers, and Marie coordinators for the program _______________________________________ meting, Holy Cross Episcopal ________________________________ ___ Williams. Apr11 30 he said 77 professIonals were Church Parish House, 400 Eastbrook—John Camp, John cut from the budget ata savings Sanford lions Club business Magnolia Ave., 8-9 p.m. l)evlin; Casselberry,—Leonard of $1 million. There are luncheon meeting, noon, House MaY 3 — and Jane Casselberry, Fred 2,000 children in the state with of Steak. — Kindergarten and first grade Mower), Missi Pettinati, Youth Programs volunteers ___________________ April 3 ____ _ _ ___ roundup for Red Bug and Beatri. Piedrahita; Altamonte and the goal is 8,000, iowan _____________ __________ ______________________ _____ _.. South Side School Advisory Winter Springs Elementary —FSprings—Christina Smullins, said. ______ __ __________________________________________________________________ ____________________ Committee, 7:30 pm., school Schools, 9:30 a.m., Red Bug Esther (;ruen; Orlando— ____________________________ _______ __ ______ ________ New officers sworn in by --_____ ____________ ______ auditorium. Public meeting 00 School. Bring birth certificates. (;or Colburn \Vinter Judge Joseph I)uRoeher in. _______ _____ ______ __________________________ __________ _______ community needs and Interests. First graders must be 6 by Jan. ______ ____________________________ ___________Park,—Sandy and William eluded Dr. Charles Uiikovic, Chairman, James U. Dycus. _____ _____ 1, l975 kindergarten. 5. c; 1sr)oravie', Debra Love and head of the sociology t)epart. ________ --i _____ _ _ Sue Thomas; Longwood,— ment at Florida Technological linda Mays. University, president: Paul • ______ Vuluntc-'er Counselor Awards. Sneed. vire president: Alio p LEN N ItEJ I.E • givea vssluntcers wo were Iteddig, second vice president: I _________ assigned a child at least two l'ank Moletteire, treasurer; Youngest stock salesman Gary Coyle Jr. months and have made anti Kathy Anderson secretary. AIItlL26, 1974 • I ' ' Roger L. Phillips Favorable Chris Schmidt, television ADMISSIONS L Virgie E. Rash Michael newsman, was master of Sanford: -. Cub Among Harold L Scott Kanady and Bob Wells San- ceremonies. Col. Eugene 1). Velma Adair i • • Mary L. Clark ford; Michele Eckert, Alvin Minietta is executive director of Joseph J Sieczkowskl Florence L. Webber, DeBary Jr., and Marian Youth Programs Inc., for Alton L. Gunter Arthur F. /VaII Magnole, l.ongwood: Earl Orange, Osceola, Lake and Jennifer L. carron TODAY Jackson Addresses Protestors "Oh, Danny Boy "You're Irish, puckish "Controversial, unorthodox. "Oh Danny Boy Moynihan has served as a as urban affairs advIser to respectofrnanyliidlanofficiaLs uptiLs sleeve." Stretching his legs and fidgNavy officer and he says being John F. Kennedy, Lyndon B. who say he has made a positive Johnson and then Richard M. impact on American-Indian re- lUng with the gold buttons on an ambassador is like being his double-breasted blue blazer, ship's captain. lations. Nixon. Ba j ( reen Berets ( u I'ri ce (c ri trc) t e NEW YORK (AP)— Sen. Henry M. Jack.son, 1)-Wash., addressed thousands of New Yorkers rallying to protest restrictive Soviet emigration policies toward Jews. "The Kremlin can hear us now. The conscIenc of the free world Is aroused," he told a crowd estimated at more than 100,000 persons. "The message is clear: Let them go." Jackson is the author oj a bill to deny trade concessions to the Soviet Union until It lifts its Pmigration barriers. The rally was interrupted briefly by demonstrators who at . tempted to storm the speakers' platform at Dag Rain marskjold Plaza, near the United Nations. Police said the demonstrators were members of the Jewish Defense League, a militant Jewish organization. Police turned hack the group and arrested one person on chir:esof dsrdrlv cuuduct mJ rci.tiri irrct • c ic /¼9 a - WASHINGTON M — The cials believed the tough, versa- forces recruited, taught and led Special Forces, once this coun- tile I c;:ces, operating in small Vietnamese irregulars Uy's glamour troops, are being teams, could be instrumental in reconnoitering anti tiarassing helping developing countries North Vietnamese infiltrators. cut back again the builds a new elite force of light overcome such insurgencies. Sometimes they made forays In South Vietnam, where they into neighboring Cambodia anti infantky. the reached their icmtli. the ' sal S uthsrn I . . fir this ps:r Army officials say Ih JIM lUTHER The Senate planned to contin- Ofl a resolution auft.orizing an- strength of the (;reen Berets is Ascodated Press Writer uc debate today on a bill re- other $979,000 for the Judiciary being reduced to about 5,000 t I WASHINGTON AP - Anti- quiring states to reform their ('uunittee, about half ef it ear- men with the withdrawal of the legislation authorizing automoolle.insurance systems marked for the investigation of lit 1,400 special forces troop. _ another of life for of no-fault, a plan Un- whether President Nixon ers from the Taiwan and Okiprice controls is being In. der which an accident victim Is ShOUl(l be impeached. nawa by June 30. The I*ak • troduced in the Senate today coinx'nsatesI h his own 'nsurkn in list' I louse igenda strc:igtli was 11 ,;t us i, over the opptition of big bUsi- ance company d compromise bill establishing Visen the pullout was an• regardl SS ness and labor, a Federal Energy Emergency nounced some time ago, it was who caused the accident. A Senate vote on the bill is Adininistratior' to replace the indicated the men would be sent _____________________ tinal vote on nc'..fault expected later in the week. The Federal Energy Office, which to Special Forces units in the —i--scheduled Wednesday. bill's provisions would be retrowas created by presidential United States. • l'he House laced a vote today order. active to May 1: current wageBut officials now say most ,. price.cuntrol authority expires ________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________ will be reassigned to other _________________________ . April 30—Tuesday night. Army duties and that many will Extension Is Sought [J inflation year ______________________________ wage. in favor _______ ' _- ________ ____ -, - : - _-. - Maine Adlai E. Stevenson III, battalions of Rangers to be formed. PRINCE1'ON, N.J. (AP) — The Latest Gallup Poll shows 11151 N.Y., say it was fear of worsenAlthough the numbers ining inflation that prompted those sampled think more of Congress than they do of President volved are small, the decline of them to offer the bill to extend Nixon. But neither got very high marks, the Sperial Forcei underscores The surey, conducted between AprIl 12 and April 15, showed wage-price control authority a shift from isiajor concern that mate of thost queried approve of Congress than approve of for another year. about guerrilla toward The measure sponsored by the PresIdent and that more disapprove of Nixon than disappro e highly mobile units tailored to and of COfl"'. Stevenson, -, -1ght conventional battles in 'i per tuit of the 1,621 persons interviewed said they ap10 others would authorize U arope and possibly the Middle President to reimpose wage- proved of the wy Congress was handlIng Its job; 47 per cent said East. price controls on any segment they disapproved and 23 per erz!t were undecided. The Green Berets got of the economy that presented a • .The President's perfonnance, meanwhile, was approved by big boost in the early 1960s per cent of those surveyed. That matched his previou.s low poiu danger of serious inflation, when President John F. KenneThe Senate Democratic Sixty4wo per cent disapproved of Nixon's performance while 13 Re e I -= -'-X - ''. . "Jc t- ' :9 I .. ,. i' _________________________________ : -_ ____________________________ - ________ _______ __________________________ • I. •-;• . 1 - ' ;.:). '.i '.•.. :-•.':.- i ,•_& *1f • .. _____ . -- -- jT- -. - - --- - ' - -• • - ----5" --. -- ' _______ _____ - - W HAT H A PP E N E D? tury," Kahoutek was expeited to illuminate the Christmas heavens last December. Scientists (:ommnunist China and nu.ssia would promr1ote guerrilla style photographs to determine why it fizzled out ' long before reaching predicted brilliance. •.- - . . -' - - - - - -•--•.-' - • - ,,,,, - • . '' y Frelimo—to independence," .:.- -" .. "The war will continue If the junta's intention is to perpetu. - - - TODAY' Syrian patrols raided an Ismacli forward position on the Golan Heights before dawn , da' and "captured arms and ammunition left behind by log enemy soldiers," the Syrian command A communique said the patrols all returned safely t •.. tito r .John Camp, Lvnda Mas arid SAIGON, South Vietnam (APi -- insurgent tanks rolled into the Mekong Delta for the first time Sunday, and the South Vietnamese command's chief spokesman claimed tt a Communist general offensive has "really started." 1.1. Ccl. Le Trung Hien said five light amphibious tank3 a Communist attack on the Long Khot outpost, near the Cambodian border 55 miles southwest of Saigon. ualties. It said the target was ('imunists withdrew Into Cambodia. The government be the edge of the 300-squareiiiile salient 1ael captured in 11W October war. The Syrian command said one of the ('onlmnunist tanks was knocked out. or. ATOP THE S H I P OF I H E DESERT MRS. JACQUELINE Kenne!y 0nassi finds the going unsteady during a camel expedition near Aswan, Egypt The Popular Movement for negotiate "con- -• ' movement in Moz.arnhique. the two main guerrilla groups in that territory, said it was )repared Isi -crning the complete independ. :ncc of our country." But it me- ' I' K i s s iii e r A g p p a SANTIAGO, Chile AP positions on Mt. Hermon. overlooking the Heights, at dawn. The planes "were pre In audi a federation Portu- Three public hearings: —Hyde Supply Inc. nexation, Hell Avenue Change of Zoning Rl-AA to - The military government is - jid Prsoto Dy Jane CaElberryP Marilyn Gordon tincii ,4, geri dos tendent, and County Engineer. Ambulance and by Anderson VTN Engineers' Presentation Ambulance companies, ' ' Mary M. Frazier ship, a county building in- College and hopes to eventually his father's footsteps in in. David I.. Sprague spector, says the micl-ianical, transfer to Stetson Uniersitv. vestnicnt business, his father Shundarace Metz electrical and pluitibing or- lie is one of the few people in his wanted him to make it on his without a college degree own and would not hire him Walter D. Lee, Deltona dinances will "fill out" office hopes to eventually finish himself. So Glenn had to go Janies K. Allen Osteen specifications for future but his education and earn his through another manager to get Lucy hi. Taylor, Lake Mar>' buildings in the city. The other ordinance, an doctorate. His goal is to become a job with the firm. Evea hi. Catsam, Orlando He says he got his investment George W. Sheppard amendment to the city's a fund manager, tsomcone who County ' (oUn t WASHINGTON I AP ord," it said. "The power of operation in the drive to sepa' trip was not disclosed, But his Ilermon. e state can onb' be in the The Syrian command rate Israeli and Syrian forces visit reflecis Moscow's eagerantis of Angotans." on the Golan Heights. ness not to leave a Middle East clainwd that one of its anThe chain of events that endTalking in Kissinger's hotel settlement entirely to Kissin- tiaircrait missiles hit an I.sraeli ii in the military coup last suite, Uwy also reviewed pros- ger. L"4 Phantom and exploded it in eck began with a book by pects for a treaty limiting m1s U.S. officials stressed to midair, but the Israeli al never ccild win a military geted nuclear warheads. plane (rain Washington that the planes returned safely to their ofl eL'.e's iill." 1105 WaS considered a refer. e Id claimn.s at thz ousted me- I -' - - -'- - - , - - ' saL-staged night (c',ji- hed on the European hlermon, anti that other Israeli Usticial sources in 14m43cu.s Security Conferenee and pros- planis hit Syrian targets south sail i;romnyko is expetted peels bra 35.-nation East-West of 11W October bulge. a - t_•_ '.- . -_ " I i Itezunimig Ferris property on had to teach inc a lot of things are a long term investment and you automatically learn over day by day ups and downs the the years," he admitted. market are not that much of a 'y North Apartments reported addres: are being tield tape deck, tapes anti speakers I(1a)- in the Seminole Count>- . iArea Ga.: three sons, Jposeph - - cx- Lake Ma ry A lOp.rmi. Sunday fire near Sit I on Oregon Avenue in an r.,ea I0N1)1t', 7:30 p.m. M .'FTER . . . . . IteliLs and cash amounting to $320 riassing, Saturday Authorization to eek adnarcotics and anti Conslitional titilit capacity: 1)evco drug paraphanclia, Funer'il serv lit's ii'rt' held 11ev Albert G,'t'eii officiating. lItiSSesSion of -- and above ground swimming IMHILS: Site' Plan Review Mark II Allstate' WILSON. FRANCIS A— Illness Postpones Match Spassky postpoed trw eighth game of his natch with Anatoly Karpov in Leningr today because of illness. The game was delayed until Wednesday. lli.Aurcs Concentrate Plant, proposed salary schedule' for thr,il (ire at high Acres the Seminole Count>' Jail today fl lieu of $18,000 bond. charged sit th reported $100 cash swimming pool employees; ind Packing Plant maintenante ()jx'n bids For fence ,it North building at Orangc Avenue and with breaking and entering, missing. Monday. Q1I in Sylvan La'r Cemetery with Rv Jane Vaughn officiating Ursnon Longwood $I5O,(U0 huildsnll Saturday,6:50 p.m beush fire on West Lake Brantley l)ris.t' WORK SI'SSU)N Jackie K l.utherun, 25. SEA HUGHES 834 9212 Sa' .f ord Fijrteqal s'r,ic los' 1 ranc .'. ii. of 3)7 Oab Mi' u1'0r Sanford, who died Sund' -, t Semnole Menos'ial HOSp'. r,r'ii ,I l 4 -" SANDRA RAWL.INS 8).s 9212 Ca sse I berry SIDNEY THOMPSON 834 9212 f Altamonte _____ Sp.'iqi SHIRLEY MILLET 834 9212 Foet City ______ _________ HILDA RiCHMOND topics in greater depth. raelts said. - ' - •- -' - - - • . possessIon of marijuana nnti rcckles.s tirmvims,' _is leading i't'trosiari 3.1. [ - - -. - '-. .. .- - . - . . ': -. •'' t. - - - s. - - -. - - - - .' -- _ -- - ' . - ',, valued at over SIlK) niiissing ('a.sselLerry Spacette request Orange Avenue, no lamage I (reins her c-ar, Sunday issililing :_',' ________________ 668 5867 Dc 'ten a '. n ;innt'xatmoni - . - - - . -. -•------- . , - - -, -- -- - -- - -- I1 ________ -- - to adjust to youi new sum. roundings. and ina>be put a smile on your face' ievious hlaze l;sst week tx- list' Seminole ('ounty Jail in lieu dangerous tlrugs John hlornyak,29, Daytona Beach is being held I oday mi the l.l':\vr\(; JI()l E • Kelly, Sanford. brother, Ii F lilair. iittisville; three sisters. lB I:rantichiil(lx('n Saturday at 11:28 a,rn., rescue call For ill woman who ('ity Manager's request for was transported to Florida transfer of hinds for a North hlspital. of the won Id challengers' tourney to puck the man who will meet champion hobby Fischer (if the United States, The of het semifinal hatch, betwen Viktor Korclinol Subscription Rates by Carrier homestead; Mrs. Irene Sewell, Ft. Pierce: Ms. Jewell Kell' of Crystal Lake Drive, Orlando uiinorwas apprehended by three peop!e Sunda> shortly before the arrival of Casselberry Forest police. -. at Sanford, FlorIda 32771. with heart trouble in tree and French Avenue, IJlil)Liturize(l water hilling and resolutions tinguished by operator Ordinances Saturday. City 32771. t)ak Ave., Sanford, died Sunday Wilson, Osteen; James N was a retire(I refrigerator lie lived in Sanford for past 27 Mrs. Elizabeth McMillan, sported him to Florida hospital inectianit. years. He was a Methodist and Milledgeville, Ga., 12 grandin Orlando a retired farmer. children: 9 greatSurvivors include four sons, Survivors include a daughter, grandchildren. Sanford Moultrie, of Sanford; Linden of Pierson: l)avid, ('lay Cit - , 8:4t) am, Sunday tree on fire K;ins. and Jonathan Kelly, t 4(X) Myra Court. 10:40 am. Monday, street ii9rIwst&'ad; four daughters, Drive srrty zoning general comninercail s recumnmnendt'd by the zoning [oarti Ramada Inn request, temmi. l)orar)' sign pt'rmnut extension l)irector of Public Works l.nald Hundy report Ca sse I berry ,, Deaths '1:28 m. Saturda s!n')ke investigation returned after his car, Sunday. charged with breaking and froimi tiit' fltr Timothy M. heed. 20, Apt. 90.1 entering. 52-5 East Semoran Blvd. Kenneth E. Stock Jr., 19, is reported cassette stereo valued 205 Park Place Altamonte - utftir 1!raLl except Saturday and Christmas Day by The Sanford Herald. 300 N. French A'e -. Sanford, Fla. Jennifer L. McCarron Florence E. Nelson Matildc White in Seminole Goldenrod IIs'rndun issstponed at owner's request) man h Allen hitil Horse, 24, 8517 Sun I)rive Orlando and County trim b> posing as another prisoner who had been given permission to leave the prison for a short lime to be married, is ' I Ivor Malachy Bell, described by the pollee as a leader of Belfast's IRA forces, was picked up at a house in the city. - Franchise Blotter Police two weeks after h escaped from prison by taking the - ger's arnvsl as the io-between these iiio.'emaents. He is Khleu Samptian, a lean, boy-faced, 44-'year.old French educated Marxist, once marked lot' execution because of Communist activities by Prince Norodom hamy the deposed leader of Cambodja now living as BEI.FAST, North'rn Ireland IAPI — Poljce recaptured - 'the will of the people, and liii rnedu,tc independence I Prisoner Recaptu red Senior American olfkials also taking up their govern. Kissinger launched its chalet and needs to uments' differences in iegoua- peacemaking mission to uie ss a certain cultural level, said Kissinger undeistood Middle East with a 01iwrii.w. third pa(u(!3 1)WII Kremlin's political need for a tions for an agreemelit t Ihmt "visible position of influenne" missiles with indepcnd.'flt3y (hiieva bth Soviet Foreign this dectiny. in the drive toward a settk'mnent (iirgett'd nuclear warheads, to Mini.ste, Andrei A. Grornyko. by both zides wcrv reported they said he felt the Russians itioving again, Sunday. must be made awate 01 11W U.S spokesman R&ert lsael said it ent Its flght.rs Peking is emerging from the shadowy jungles of Can- "1 the Khmer liberation arnitl forces on the Golan Heights, and the war of attrition went on as rile" lt nose its own destiny," sr4n. from Washinittonen route to the 01 a said "But for this decision, MiddI East for his fifth peace Reports: Road Superin- Ll!r BIRTHS ______________________ _________________________________________________________________ A Khmer Rouge rebel leader mnphan has an array of titles—member of the Politburo of the Khmer iCamnbodian Communist party, gamsL the African rebels. But Algeria to see President the Soviets—holu the key to dis- artillery repoedly told a meeting pounded Israeli posiof Ilouari Rotiniedsenne and lodge rngagmt'a( Ons' high-ranking tior ,nd newspaper tslio:i the crest of Mt. Hermon notber plea for his help III per- official suggested that the bur. 'I ri Saturday that the African during the night and along the suading Sy'ia to agree to a dis- ilen is on Israel to mnak "the rritories must be granted selfsouthern sector of the area lode. e'ngagemnent. first move" to bridge the gap (1 termination, not raptured in October. P for nearly two hours Sunday posals delivered to Kissinger in 'Solf.deiermii i nation is the nmit mnurnedmtelv after the Washiriclita hl' s'alletl tue dif. I - __________________________ "Separate your insurance from your savings to make /iI'111L30— 6:30 iCurit'tli Aiiwndmcnt to Fire l)rivc between Orange and Citrus from POD to Minutes of Protection Ordinance ansi Approval of !iarious funds. i by the time he is in his 30s. Lawrence Wilson Marsh.allyn Young Lorett9 Carter Re L Hicks, Lake Monroe Jackie Harper, Lake Mary Nina K. Stone, Altamonte Springs Shirley Frye, Winter Springs ELmer Hoffer, Ohio _______________________ given an development plan Mayor's in legal (lescription-4'annot be Office hearth; sCont'dp Application for l)redge & Fill Permit in Spring 100 miles south of Santiago, where the men were tried Friday. and troop positions three miles Heights. Daniel J. Smith, Deltona Kathleen U. Mintell, Deltona pected to face discrimination Asked about the effect of the Mr. and Mrs. Robin W. Rezone (ruin ('.1 Retail Corn. Fire Administrator, .Sherilf, penalty on a continuing basis, because of his age, but says he uncertain economic picture on Sthrnes a girl. Sanford a one-time nwrdal and A-i Airiculture to ('ounty Attorney, Clerk, instead of only in- has been tual chance trends in the market, HeW>' ('.3 Wholesale Commercial, Admiunistri1tive Assistant, and terpretation. and the conipany has been very said one good sii:n is there is DISChARGES property located west of ('Imairinan. fair. "Being younger without a more buying than redemptions (1. 102, increase lIit r'h i so n P a r k w a y 2, 3, and 'I allowance for mna)'or and Barrington Propertiest; Itemn.s for next Agenda councilmen Resolution for Petition to Vacate & :tbandon Augusto Plnochet. Another cppeal came from Joseph P Morrav of ('orvalIi, Ore,, chairman of the Fair Trial Committee for Chilean Political Prisoners, based In the United States. lie claim of capturing an Israeli GENEVA, Switzerland IAPI in negotiations for a dis. forward position. But he said appeal to Foreign Minister An- Serena Bramble Agnes Garvin DISCHARGES student City Ethel Millsamn Some investment finns, retired air force general. Also on the agenda is William I.. Varnes, Lake however, still require their Ceceija G. Fisher Since he has been in the ideration of a CALNO Council Monroe CoflCtth Raintano Governments salesmen to be 25-years-old and business, Reilly ranks fourth in of Local Michael 1). Gross, Lake Mary married. Frances A. Martin mutaul funds, third n inresolution seeking input by Cecil Bryant, Altamonte Mack McClain Reilly is also licensed to sell surance and third in total sales municipalities in a countywide Springs June B. Walsh, Deltona comprehensive land use plan life insurance. He is bonded b' out of the staff of 20 or 30 Robert D. Nelson, Longwood Elmer E. Song Sr., Osteen Reed salesmen in his division. instead of seperate plans for his comnpan, Waddell and Nannie L Burkett, Maitland Robert C. McOlvin, Osteen Orlando, a subsidiary of The son of Mr. and Mrs. John cacti municipality anti the of DISCHARGES JetTy H. Bowker, DeBary unicorporated areas of the continental Investment Corp.. P. Reilly of 500 l.isa Lane, Sanford: Harvey Allyn, DeBary $1 million. Maitland, young Reilly resides county Barbara Cover A 1971 graduate of Lyman at Society Park Apartmeats, Rita M. Dawson, DeBary Mayor Margie Hess said Robert B. South II council may give first reading High School, Reilly credits the Fern Park. Born at Clark Air APRIL 27, 1974 Merilon Y. Bledsoe ADMISSIONS to an occupational license or- DistrIbutive Education Force Base, Manila, The Robert H. Beckham dinance and set work essions program there with ipuch of his Philippines, he came to this Sanford: Freeman L. Wooldall the interest in business and in area three years ago from Erie, Jacob J. Killian "n the proposed additions to Linda L. Green v!stment.s. He is now studying Pa building code. William U. Marsh Standard Building Code, will ('otIlluissioner Drummond Zoning Administrator, Building some teeth" into the code, Re: SB 61-I amid 1113 3265 Official, Pollution Control "put given five leftists who could be executed by firing squads in the next s hours. The Roman Catholic bishop of Rancagua province ad. An Israeli spokesman refused r of the junta. G-en. Antonsode pinola,fora federationof Pot'- rea I4I ('c W. Springs Appeals Considered our antiaircraft defense systern," the communique reportI'd. e Is Sanford: Annie Laura Dellafield Violet W. Sites APRIL28, 1974 ADMISSIONS Safl(ord John C. Ferris Mary J0 Collins Augustus Enni.s Betty Benton Harry U. Graham Lenore E. Price Jackie Perry (or Fleeina • Deltoria James K. Allen, Osteen Tressie W. Crews Ludwig Kupecz Connie Delores Bashaw Wesley Wright Sr. Ben Durham Joseph I'icone, 1)eBary u,ould beef up the city's lowering the risinimum age mnaybe$Sooforoneevenlng and building code and provide jail requirement to 18, making tie numbers among his clients a . I II' ..' Lake Mary Meeting LAKE MMIY — City ilinen will meet in special ession at 7:30 p.m. tc,iay • ¶ • - - - - - \/J') R L. i::: .: -- - ' ' - •. _________________________ .• "The only way to end the war n Mozambique is for the Portuuese to recognize the right of LIMA, Peru (API - A constantly growing lake, created when rubble from avalanches blocked off rapids high in the Andes of central Peru, threatened to roar down on six downsteamn villnes today. it is risin, v r, fast. Pi-etty s'on it t. ill cIi Us' danger point," an engffier in charge of communicating with rescue teams reported. "We will have to dn • sc'rnethin quickly and carefully." Severa! thousand people, mostly Indian ttllagers, were evacuated from the downstream communities ss an engiseering team of 100 men advanced through rain and mud to the dam created by the slldei Thursday night. A siarp i'irtli tfviIit'C dump.cd three mountain peaks Thursday night into 11w quiet little Mantaro river villey some 10,000 (ret above sa level and 320 miles southeast of IAIna. Authorities said )0 persons were missing, 43 more were dead arvl 50 were injured. Mearn hue, the rer h3d baed up for 14 riffles to form a lake 210 feet deep. Th engireer hoped to blast open a spill that wouid drain the exr'ss ,rater off gradually. Otherwise they feared the pressure of the water would sweep th accumilet.d deb idcniv, d w;tcr and rock would flood down on the villages below. ' •.•-•--• -, _______________________ ____________ _____ - - -• ______ s rae i i s - 150-60,000 worth of investments?; but it didn't make Eighteen-year-old Glenn any difference. I have never Reilly of Fern Park is the been turned down or acoungest man ever licensed to t'tpted because of age. i sell stocks an(l mutual funds in actually think my age is a the United States. knefit,' he revealed. The Seminole Junior College While Reilly was building up received his license to his confidence, he starteti sell federal securities in tontacting people his own age liecember and promptly won a so did not have much money to highly coveted mention in the invest so his weekly salary Wall Street Journal. It was only averaged only about $130 a Upsala Road, died Friday. lit' Six ViUages Threatened -:jejgj_. ______________________________ ________ _______ ______ _______ Reported . rican territurie.s have spumed the new junta's omise of urnited self-government and say they will fight on for indeperidnce. WASIIINGTUN tAP) - The White House says James Roosevelt, son of the late President Franklin D. Roosevelt. will head the U.S. delegation to attend today's funeral of A'strian President Franz Jonas. The tive.member delegation also includes Rep. Guy Vander Jgt, R.Mich.; U.S. Ambassador to Austria John P. flumes; Hobart 1). Lewis, executive editor and president ci Reader's I)igest, and John Safer, a Washington sculptor and land developer. _____ ______________ LISBON, Porttgal (API — WASHINGTON (API - Maryland Republican Sen. tharles McC. Mathias says he '11 introduce a bill to set strict guidelines for goernment efforts to obtain Information about pri%ate citizens or evidence against them. Mathias said "Watergate has revealed that the protections of the Fourth Amendment, which guarantees that an individual will not be sub jet to unreasonable searches and seizures and invasions of privacy have been seriously eroded." 11e said he'L! introduce his bill sometime this week. - .______________- =4 - •. .- - . ' Promise WASHINGTON tAP) - The ahof Iran says foreign oil prices wili be going up, despite the end of ttz Middle East oil embargo. In an interview in this week's US. News & World Report, Shah Mohammed Reza Pahievi said "Why not, the Europeans buy oil - we buy other things from Europe, and from you. The prices of the things we must buy are going up, always up." TheShah also said he woud like to see the United btates turn to other sources of energy. -; Special _____ ______ __________________________________________ I. - Herald Staff Writer _______ ________ Prices To Climb Mc L. - - - • Relect ______ .. ;3.f. :-.•':. J. I .• n I' I i new means," it added. I IS ______ • Roosevelt Will Attend .' ______ Altamonte Springs; John I.oftus, ('asselberr'; and - New Guidelines Sought ' . c;UEsTspEAKEI( RO\VAN with linkovic I left ______ - is WASHINGTON (API - The Nixon administration, having lost the House fight to defeat restrictions on Soviet trade, now faces a battle on the same Issue in the Senate where the outcome Is uncertain. But supporters of the trade restrictions believe they will be able to win In the Senate as they did in the other branch. I • __________ I ____________ ____________ handling Asia, Latin America and Al. passes the bill, the House would or disapprove of the way the United States Congress rica. be expected to require at least a Its job?" and "Duyou approve or disapprove of the way Nixon Is Kennedy administration offiIngMS job as President?" few weeks before acting. Another Fight Coming a Street Lions • _____________________ _____ Javits •' H • _______ warfare In the most recent poll of Nixon alone, 27 percent expressed lain control authority but bill still faces a stiff fight on the approval of his performance, County ' _____ ____ - . _________________________ 1 _____ ____________________________."a [3.111., and Jacob K. Javits, R- WASHINGTON (AP) - Government market experts say consimers wil! have no trouble finding relatively large stplles of meat ct supermarkets next month but warn that a little searching will be n'eded to find canned vegetables and some other food Items. However, the Agriculture Department says that shoppers generally will have enough of most items to go around during May. A report Issued today said the supply of canned vegetables is "well below normal" while potato supplies are "lighter than normal," nonfat dry milk 'fairly tight" and supplies "inadequate" for dry and pllt peas. r ______________ ____________ ____________________________ I progress, went to ' ___________________________ H Os 1 ta N o te s usist • - • ____ Plenty Of Meat ft _________________ _______________ __________________ ___ • • _____ _____ ____ _____ _____ • •' ________________ SEATtLE P) — George Starr ili turn 90 Wednesday, the same day Florence Udren turns 51. They're celebrating by getting married. Starr, retired chairman of the King County Democratic committee, was supposed to be guest of honor at a birthday party thrown by his old friends. "I laughed when they told me," Starr said. "I said, 'I'm going to get married." So the party was switched to Tuesday. Starr and Mrs. Wren met briefly 25 years ago. Mrs. Udren, a widow, wanted a job In the postal service. Starr, who was Seattle postmaster at the time, got her a job at a post office contract station. Rut they didn't see each other again until about three months ago, about a month after Starr's seeond wife died. __________________ - • ______ _____ ________ • Never Too Old • eminoie Calendar _t i it: 4 1. 7, _ _________ ban has been the U.S. ambassa. ago to be the U.S. ambassador basador, a Harvard professor 1971 Pakistan-IndIan war. But always gets his point across. last White house service, In controversial, unorthodox style delights many Indians with whom he deals, and annoys oth cr5. Monday, April 29, 1974-3A ___ lea's diplomatic relations with A billboard in New Delhi had love a US. ambassador, espe. resingly unorthodox," says a wife, Elizabeth, prefer the .ilp. Controversial. Unorthodox, India have improved in the 14 this to say when Daniel Patrick That's part of the diplomatic cial!y after the United States senior foreign ministry official lomatic life In India to the NATION The Sanford Heraid I �Mn ll l llll -- AA—The Sanford Herald . . U -- - - M"day, AprCl 29. 974 ; - -- -- - - -- -- - - - S - - S S ___.LI:. i. I I Editorial Will Jack Anderson - ~t.ioo f4% ~ Lee The Sanford Herald tvonday, April 29, 1974--5A .%*,~% J Kremlin i Ever D_ _` Ip. zon r I I Lip - ~iyria -. The increasing tempo of Kremlin Puppet, the portents Syrian attacks on Israeli are still not gooj It all suggests ixsitionsintheGolan Heights is that U S.-Middle iist peacenot the sort of initiative that seeking efforts may have been Syrian President hafez Assad too successful for Sovkt Stes ould take on his own. Rather, Certainly, the Russians cannot the disruptive hand of the be happy at seeing the $6 billion Kremlin is plainly visible in the they already hay' invested in increasing and obvious)) militar aid programs for deliberate Syrian violations of I 'vpt go for naught the cease-lire v.iui Israel. Ihus tht. Soviet Union's 'file provocative attacks pretensions of peaceful purincluding a commando raid on poses in the Middle East must Israeli positions are difficult to Lie 111gb)) suspect Of this inunderstand at a time then spires U.S. and other western Secretary of State Henry diplomats with fresh doubts Kissinger may be on the verge about Moscow's true intentions of making progress in on detente, then so be it mediating Syrian-Israeli When the hard choice comes negotiations on Israeli troop between peaceful co-existence %vithdrdwls from the (,ohrn with the West and the loss of Ih IL'Itc tt hit or i non nit Iii Unless, tI uursc there is strategmc1lll% vital part of Uit outside influence, in which case world. the Russians revert the Sa yri n actions are typical of quickly to their old habits of Ci TABLE - -__,...,.. 'I _______ !1,. —'i "l\JJ _______ _________ . ____ . .F - [T' , -';.\ -- _____ '. 61 I '1 ZZ: I 4 )" i, ' ' ___________ 4 .' I " \ — _____ _____ _______ - ''-, ~_ ~ d_ jE,46% 177 - - ¼f"i-çc.1 .-.:-- '- - ': " _____ . t' .-y—' - - ______ . - 3.1/ - - — 1. - _ - / I, , - ,/, - - -_______ ' - r'Jcae tCopnjhL. IP1& b In.J Frslurr _. WASHINGTON- Postmaster General E. 1. Klassen soaked 14 1. last Christmas for 350 fancy stamp WASHINGTON In 1970 an the taxpayers aspr employe of the National a!bums, which he gave away asC an s,oi.io - -- ..- ______ ,, __ - ______ ---J --- 1' - IC V ue Co hearings some in a is of niri of separation as agreement on (grant were In use. e e voting ) •. ,, nain War, defeat ."' "1' '' from ''" n __ ' I — ' l'i Lt. Calley's Case Remains Unresolved was - WORLD wars. - ___ - sears. — the - _______ __________ ____________ orderl It 000NESBURY —, 5O1MT3U1Yflf I - )fZ4 75fT5 ON /' MY I?Tt 5.'tZW / i - j C ~~ .1 I S ) If;.'- "---, i.- by Garry Trudeau ___________ . , "I, Robert K. lee of Lexington, Va., do solemnly 'wear, in the presence of Ahitighty' God, (net I will I meflt-e'[urthi faithfully support, WAYPAE 0 DOYLE protect ansi defend the ConAuoci.te PubOlpier 'hittion Of the t'niteij States, TOM AIKENS Eadcr gnu the union of the states ROBFRT C .-tARKEy ttit'rt'umnr and that I will, in O.nictr lik' miunrwr, abide bs and WNSCRIPTIOW RATES faithfully- support all laws and HMO Dtivy. Sic Wtek, $7iQ rn 40 1 pru,'lam,iajin3 which have been Via, 0Ma'I: In -Iorøa Writ A imsade •Rring th t'mstung 0*'#y*ry. All 01h Maui rebellion with reference to the $2 ?I montn' 6 mcintlis 516 20. 12MOj. "simunt'mpatmoni of Iaves, so help 11740 moe (tt Signed, II K. Ler,' 300N.FRENCMAVE SANFORD, FLA urn TELEPPONE3fl711o,531 Area Code S WALTER A GIELOW In the Senate, committees $114 million needed to reim- Askew's appointment as educa- four days House debate. were scheduled to take up a burse local school districts for tion commiIssioner to succeed The house was headed for a house-originated growth policy funds which would be lost if the Christian whc resigned alttr vote on the bill, C&11B3418, last and bills aimed at rehabilitat- legislature enacts Gay, Iteubin being indictcd by a grand jury. Friday but decided it wuld be ing drug users and implement. Askew's proposal to reduce the Final approval by the house best to postpone !inal action so ing collective bargaining guide- maximum school tax rate from of Askew's . I legislative pri- that legislators could study a lines Ion public employes. 10 to eight mIlls. onity, a bill requiring public of- new draft incorporating dozens House committees slated acTurlington resigned from the ficiaLs to disclose their Ii- of amendments adopted last tion on issues suchas education House last Thursday to accept nances, seemed assured after week funding and pamphlets informing voters of the qualifications of candidates for office. The education funding bill still bears Turlington's name as of Turlington Pledges Reduction A comuplex measure, the bill Of Education Department Size is designed to complete a series - committee to omiie - Officials Mum On Of (urney In.,. ictmen t - as of state FE/A fore recessing ers i f R ResignationDemand on " Suspension Members /s Proposed Flag Fund Exhausted - ' OR He 15 Lower V. Johns River Model To Show Cause Of SiIt Problem ____ L.. - _______________ ___ — i ___________________ " RIVER ROOM acres ' K1VI RM ' mo ,-.' ent not yeaes to 11 But L - 27, .G E N C ' 1 's that of principle"' TONIGHTI LADIES NIGHT MONDAY AND THURSDAY "' verned by any form RAINTREE . _____ — "The trouble with this new bleed ofcriminals SALES as $995 rotTwo — FURNITURE es -- i1_ Act s'.e'rs' - rt Land Planning TALLAhASSEE, Ha. AP) subominittee colleagues in a to end enrollment padding. 1 yearly steps to provide equal Cutting the Department of number of hardnosed stands on -Refusing to fund state tilui.ational opportunities for Education bureaucracy zip. budget issues environmental agencies un1es every child in Florida. Rep. Kenneth McKay, 1)- members are assurt.'d a bill The bill provides that every pealed to Ralph Turlinglon county will receive a nimnlmum when he was a lawmaker an- Ocala chairman of the sub- merging three environmental of $745 for each public school flouncing his candidacy for committee, told Turlington agencies into one is approved pupil, and would appropriate etlucatiori commissioner in when he accepted the education McKay said subcommittee November's election. Commis S i 0 ner learn p a s t: members were irked 1ls• plcdgcd o reduce ''Cungratul;itions, :nfl that Gov. Ileuhin A;kew did significantly the size of the going to cut your budget." provide for shifting large Department of Education in a "He has reason to know numbers of education adtimely, orderly and responsible where we're heading," McKay ministrators from the state to Report manner without reducing its said. "There are some ironies the local level in his proposed •efficiency." in the situation." $4.5 billion budget The subcommittee, which "Since that appears not to Thrust suddenly into his role initiated the current study of have happened in the budget as 1 oninnissioncr, following the enrollment padding by State request, we're going to TALLAhASSEE, Fh. i AP) parently it was mostly based on not report it to the state dcc- resignation of Floyd Christian, universities seeking extra reconstruct the budget to make Sen Edward Gurney, R-F'Ia., the news conference. It is ne'- tion.s office because he had no it will be interesting to see how appropriations, has its back up that happen," he said. Turlington reacts to cuts in tus on these issues: has been indicted by a 1.eon lated to questions raised by campaign organization. The subcommittee wants to County grand jury on charges Marshall harris," Gannett The grand jury viewed vid- agency's size and funding. -Decentralizing the eliminate6oto200Tallahasseeof violating state election laws, quoted its source saying. eotape the news conference Turlingt&n was a member of education establishment and based education department theGannettNewsSen'icesay's State Rep. Marshall Harris, on Monday and asked Circuit the House appropriations cuttinguniversitybudgetabyas consultants, McKay said. In a dispatch for Sunday 1)-Miami, had asked the grand Judge John Rudd whether a subcommittee prior to his much as 15 per cent "Maybe they'll go to the local newspapers, the Gannett Talla. jury to investigate statements federal officer could Lw indicted Cabinet appointment, lie was -Revising the formula used level where they're needed," he hassee bureau quoted an Un- Gurney mnade at a news confer- under election laws. as tough as any of his eight to fund universities in an effort said named source as saying the ence last December in JackonIludd replied Friday that a grand jury ordered the in. -ille. national officeholder could Lw dictment drawn up Friday be. At that tlioe. Gurney said he charged with violating Florida until Wednesday. learned in 1972 that $100,000 had law if he accepted campaign To A I/ow' Merg 'He has been indicted. Ap- been raised in his name but did contributions without naming a MIAMI BEACH m APi — The factors claimed the coincampaign treasurer or setting Florida Education Association promise a victory. up a campaign bank account. has challenged its national or"I think the delegates demon. Violation of the election law IS ganization by allowing local s'rated that they want unity Dem o Ch e e j ects ininishable by up to a $1,000 fine groups to merge with rival outside the AFL-CIO and that's and a year in prison. chapters of the Amerlci.n Fed- our message," said Jim Wi!State Atty. harry Morrison, eration of Teachers, AFI1.CIO. Hams, regional director for the prosecutor for the grand jury, "We're going to allow local NE\. declined comment the story, mergers wherever the teachers WEST PALM BEACH, Fin. The conference was headed (;urney's press aide, John want them," FEA state direciAPi - State Democratic party by Norman Bie, a Clearwater Gardner, said the senator had ton Dick Batchelder said, addchairman Jon Moyle says pres- attorney- who has said he may not been notified of any in, ing the change was a significant Of Cabinet sure from a self-styled grass- run for governor, and Bill dictiient and would have no departure from the policy of its roots conference of Florida France, chairman of the Wal- t'ornnient parent group, the National Democrats wcn't force him to lace supporters in Florida. Bie Gurney called the December quit. served as floor leader for Wal-news conference in answer to Education Association. TAIIAILxSSEE, Fla. iAPi TALLAHASSEE, Fla. I All) the governor" he said. "What FEA convention delegates The weekend conference, lace at the 1972 Florida is out of state flags Democratic reports in the Miami Herald voted for a compromise Satur- Formee Education Cominis- would happen if the governor headed by loyalists of Alabama Convention. and a spokesman in tile secresioner Floyd Christiafl's di. ere indicted? that MO,000 had been secretly day to allow the two groups to Gov. George Wallace, called for tary of state's office says no lemina has raised demands for Also attending tile i-,onference raised in his name in 1971 and join at the county level but not money is available to buy more. "if we are going to get' into Moyle's resigription on the 1972, mostly from builders change in the Florida Con- statewide elective officials, it rounds that he could not be was IA. Coy. Tom Adams, who The spokesman said 3 $15,000 stitution. -should apply equally to all,- impartial (luring primary elec- has said he represents Wallace seeking influence with the FedThe SEA has prohibited any trust fund set up several years al lf,lusing Administration, I If a Cabinet officer Is in- Conner said tions because of his friendship loyalists as a candidate for got)f its state and local affiliates to ago has been exhausted as the Gurney said he ordered an join the smaller AFT. dicted, his choices L!re to stay in ernor. House Republican leader Jim to Gov. Ileubin Askew. flags were given to legisators 111111lediate halt to the fund-raisoffice and face impeachment or human of Sarasota said the I"week, the SEA expell "My' position is that my per. 'fht' resolution for Moyle's re- mug wtien he learned in miiid.1972 the Dade County' group becaued and state agencies. to resign and lose all chances of present system was adequate sonal friendship and respect for se The flags, which cost $.93, Gov. Askew is well known," moval was adopted by a unani- that $100,000 had been raised for it agreed to merge with the returning to offIcv if acquitted. and should remain, are sold by the secretary of 111ous vote. It said that Moyle him. Christian tried to do tile forcimirity's AFT. Senate President4esignate Moyle said from his home here . state's office to the general had "put himself into an almost "There was no campaign mer but %%ound up doing the Dempsey Barron. D-Panaina 'When it came down to the public for "if I an, unable to separate 11, . lpossible position to maintain fund-raising apparatus because crunch. the delegates showed latter after legislators said his ('it)', said the present system official duties from my personSecretary of State Richard ne utrality and impartiality dur- I wasn't a candidate, so there they leave of absence without pay had problems but he wanted to al views I will resign ... and I ing the upcoming Demo maintain said. unity Stone has asked the legIsthturt cratic was no way to report," lie said, in thiswanted state," to Batchelder chd not remove him from power take a hard look at a proposal to hope I would have the good for $5,000 to buy more flags. primary. "The only.solution seemed to be "They voted not to d;saffiliate arxi therefore would not block a enpower the governor to sus- sewse to recognize this if it to wait until I possible impeachment . became a can- Dade even it if violates NEA pend a Cabinet member, came about." "We have concluded that for itidate and report the funds policy." A cominitte~.- was to begin "11wre is an inherent danger . Sloyle added that he is cer- the sake of party unit% we must then... a 4 I studving rospt'cts of Chris. in giving a governor this power tain he can keep the two roles have a state chairman who Tile statewide merger Nict is Gurnev has since announced wa tian: S imiwacanient after ,I because there are frequently separated and he charged that absolutely impartial (luring a s turned down by a narro Leon County grand jury in. sharp disagreements between the conference in Orlando of potential party' primary for the for re-ele'dion but .said he could vole, 2,479-2.188, a margin of 219 not report the contributions Lie dicted him n El counts of per. the governor and Cabinet mem- about 150 Democrats was politi- various state races," it contin- caus he didn't know who gave votes. bribery and conspiracy in bers who vote as me merger pact, approved the awarding of state education said Barron, a strong supporter last week at the AFT's annual F MORE of the electedCibinet system. contracts convention, would have cornsaid corrupt governor Christian, claiming impeachbined the state-level governing C inent would jeopardize his could cause problems for Cabibodies of the two teacher became he would groups chances of obtaining a fair trial, net membersuse L be the s!ate's chief law enforce. Both pro-and anti-merger V resigned instead. y 17-92 CASSELBERRY Rep Marshall Harris, 1)- iIlt'flt Officer, having great inMiami and a member of the fluence' with sheriffs and state JAcKsoNvIui;, Fl.A. 4 APi i'owi belies the money the main source' of fresh 6~inpearhrnent commitit-e, has attorneys - Engineers hoping tn end %kill be well-spent. Ile says a %%ater for South Florida. proposed a constitutional Shevin disagreed, however, some of man's mistakes on na- similar model of the lower MisRestored marshes, scientists CENTRAL FLORIDA'S NEWEST NIGHTCLUB amendment to allow the gover. "I don't see a governor tine are building a model of sissippi River system enabled say. would act a natural Oil. • nor to su.spt'nd an indicted Cab- spending hu time trying to Florida's largest river, exact to engmnee-s to forecast such ten to reduce immipunities carried inet officer. as he does sheriffs. druin up charges against a the smallest detail. problems as 1(wing. to the lake mayors and other local offi- Cabinet member," Lit' said Gene C Brown of the U.S The study- is only one of sev-And ifa person is charged 'We have' etri the chanie's clals Ariny Corps of Engineers says cral projects slow under way to e that occurreciall throughout tile Christ ian' s, case proves the with a crime, h LOUNGE ought to want the project points out a growing determine if altered Florida O &Z)6 04 R stalzzeu1 need for such a piece of legisla. alternatives to what he Lices recognition that man's inanipti- riversystenis illust be restored. valley with articiallv .. now. tion," Harris said. lation of his environment can In the Kissmiiuiict' River Val-If the alternative had been backfirp. -I don't think we should have ley. biologists %%ant to remove gist James F, Slilleson to go through this,'' hi' added, available to Mr. Christian. I'm The mode) will duplicte a 116. Sllifl(' mliilfl-IllIdC dams to ref. smiu1.''e had some IIea the referring to impeachment pro- sure he would have been mile stretch of the lower St. lJ grazing hmr,I that once was stabilization was not beneficial and we wanted to (luu'unient this RESTAURANT ceeiiings which would result in pleased with it," S1.evin added. Johns River, copying such de- natural marsh, suspension until after a Senate lit' said the change should re- tails as bottom contours, shoreA recent report from the ('en- for the public.quire that tlie indictment be for line, feeder streams, marshes, traland Southern Florida ial. FlrKxI . Milleson said experiments Ally. (;en. Robert Shevin said a felony, and tidal current ('untrol District i'unt'luded that 'how that periodic fluctuations NOW APPEARING The Florida Constitution Forhe supported the new approach Brown say's it will show- what about 20,XX) of formimer • 1 water level in the valk'y are ' — although tie had not seer liar- menly- allowed a governor to factors cause the silt and stag- imiarshland needed to be me- lx'nt'fit'ial and that dams to '.ticpt'nul an indicted Cabinet nation problems which plague t'laimi it'd nis' specific proposal to rest 'ni' the rcgiu'a's co!itrnl flooding have thw arted 1, "There's got to be a imiediumu mmiemmibcr, but a constitutional the river after decades of chan- ieokigv. nature's cyclical remedies for ground," he said. ''Any Cabinet revision changed that Ifi 1968 nelization. Sii('h conditiomi.s as hyacinths. Scientists say the artifn'iallm'ieudwr ought to welcome an when tlw governor, Claude Engineers will be able to • tmarielli'd Kissimmee River The periodic droughts in the alternative to what he would Kirk, was a Republican and all forecast success or danger of carrie's silt and sewage into river -alIey' controlled dorni. six Cabinet members were fm*t'e re proposals to alter the nvI.ikt' Okettiobec, lowering the' mumnce in ;mnv one plant and hInt .1 gr it-ui turt' t muimiiission- I )t'miiuu'rats •'r, lie sass. spwd water quality arid eusmng an helped provide' the ceo-systems All svemi posts now are held er l)oy- k' t',nner had summit' the model under construeSita For T.i outbreak of water hiacunttg; that sustain in.set't, aquatic anti doubts about giving such power by Democrats. Lion at a federal experim Su(i'tt hicti clog the' lake and adjoin- 5urd life, he said. a big IS ma raM l'tie ctangc was to tlit' governor. station in Vicksburg, Miss., is - .1.. t!I. An,, 4.. -sAeaU.. IUU *I tile' usia Silt' A flak ed ld,&j,pv expected to take two "lithe governor can suswntI the dams have aLso Sos,, Crum AI,I a Cabinet member, shouldn't met member ever was indicted complete at a cost of Imiore than Thi's- point out that maintain. created lakes used for recrea VPQt$bt Ar3 r.," the Cabinet Lit' able to suspend until ('hristian. $5()Q,®() 1 the lake is ummiportam;tsi:ie-e' it lion Liv boaters and Fishermen. counties , I OK 's ' IIIC)St revered folk heroes. - - I - - Panel TAI.LAIIASSEE Fla. (AP)- which don't have planning A House subcommittee has ap. staffs at present, proved a bill requiring all Flor. Ida cities and counties to adopt land use planning by Oct. 1, 1977. Meanwhile, Eduation Commissioner Ralph Tunlington scheduled an appearance today before the house Education - _M & Conunittee, his first before law. makers since the veteran former legislator was appointed to :L the Cabinet. j Rep Kenneth MacKay, 1)_______ Ocala, said the appropriations subeoriunittee unanimously approved the planning bill at a special Sunday night meeting. He is chairman of the subcornmnittee The bill provides $10.2 million COMM,TUItLINGTON in the first year to help the large ..Faces number of cities and I to know what is going on In my organization. For the present time, Almnst four years later, now the information is to be used for only my personal knowledge:' that effort appears to be going rh details. the reafter, we . re rr by the p nowhere an apparent victim yostal brass.. ''1 Nevertheless, we have obtained a complete breakdown of the of indifference. $48,091.10 It cost the taxpayers for Klas.sen's Christmas presents There is no current Footnote: The Postal Service did not respond to our request for the joint resolutions on Lee . a • awaiting action in the house comment. Trahern, who has left the Postal Service, refused to I I C t I 1" I I r ri P'Y P1 and Senate judiciary corn- comment on postal matters. JJ I I %uii apI I I I U I I I I Boi SPARKMAN'S STYLE: Sen. John Sparkman, 1)-Ala., a miiittees. will be called up f hearings or committee votes. Southern gentleman who likes to travd In style, saved 18 The lkratdSeritcs 1 he'1i -ire ' ul the lInt the story behind the lost colleagues and their wives the indignity of flying home from Paris Duly (lark emit so far as to problems on which Senator suggest in the still one after Easter cramped unadorned plane. oath of allegiance that WASHINGTON ml.ENS i — Sam Ervin i 1)-S. has been that stirs the blood Civil War high officials the d. Next to tile White House itself, liolding, hearings lkfore his parlinunt be (if the Opposite buffs and those intrigued 'Me .senator from MaLi tel d the White House from by iet ntin the Paris and demanded a more suitable plane to return the nine s, probably no agency of govern- Judiciary subeommimnittee on the political pzirtv as the admninis- vagaries of history'. imient has stlered from the Waena(ors 10 representatIves their spouses and purciases. of powers. Spe- tration of the day, although Lee surrendered to Gen. •• At firs the White House told arknian all the plush planes tergatescandalsasmucti as the cifmcallv, itnesses were asked there Ulysses the S. 1it I %/ [)epartinent of Justice. But someone close to the President, possibly e then opinion of a bill sponsored mtee(l fur the Senate to refuse to Appomattox S Court house on remembering thata ll those legislators in Paris soon will be Of the three predecessors of by Senator Ervin that would (-onhtrmms political cronies as April 9, 1,5, in the finaldaysof %%illiamn Saxbe, the present make the Justice I)cpartnwnt Attorneys (,cnt'ral. impeachment, had afterthoughts. '• the Civil War. irorwd out in a Joint conference I Attorne% General, John Mitvirtualh independent of the . ,aran go a rewi-ii ca rom u ..OUSC, UII •,ng him The Heriald Services Theodore But cominittee. 1965, President i-hell is on trial. Richard executive, one of Vice President ld Ford's planes. Ford was vaca tioning former special counsel to Andre Johnson issued a In the house debate, Pen£ - .resigncu Ufluer ii,, eiacns1 in Palm Springs. it was expnw, lfluAU • WOUu... n ng C WASHINGTON-1U ullUer tnt: ohs ..e iutorney iseslueni , c enflt.'u), spoeior Viet. tagon supporters contended o. amnes) un.r I.A ('loudand the Elliot ll ttme who plane over the despite the sign'n of that which he called on a nu1d t'e regarded . tile President awl ' •iIi.tt a truce nearly 15 months ago -is "clescirtion" of an ally and Richardson. resigned rather j1ppollited bv eft tile i-ol"I"Ittee that "in times as than obey and order and the •kA'' ot at'I U.S. the tonfirimied Liv the Senate. Rut tie ,hnnr,n.-si :,nil ,.rntit,nn,i thtr Irnnittt' - . mtøhi dim,, tm A sident. expense, of course _to pick up the congressional trayelerj, combat troops, thunders on, defeatism. ould serve a six-year term, these. Congress should be IA-c, his sons and 14 of Sparkman was pleased with himself. "It was the same plane," continuing to divide the It proved impossible for the unlike the President. whose .uautious about altering in• generals were excluded. 'I'hey he boasted afterward, "that Lyndon Johnson used when he was Secretary of Defense James American people and Congress. H. Schlesinger and Secretary- of 1tjçt' Department to in- term four years, and be stitutional arrangements that were facing indictments for President" The divisive effect of this State Henry A. Kissinger have %estigate thoroughly. or to be removable only for "negliTt (if have (in the whole worked well treason that were about to be The congressional delegation trave!ed to Europe ostensibly ta m ost unpopular war in U.S. lobbied hard for a $1.6 billion seen to investigate thoroughly, duty or nuilfeaszince in office." for 194 years" sine the issued by a Norfolk. Va., grand attend the Inter-Parliamentary Union meeting In Bucharest. or to be seen to do So. history has flared again in a ceiling-S1.45 billion in new Tile Deputy Attorney General departinent's creation in 111710. Jury Their wives went along, Sparkman expallned to us, "as a matter misconduct in the new t,ontroversy o-i Capitol Hil! obligational authority and the allegat' arrJ Solicitor G At a lower level. however, a Learning this, Lee on June 13, OrLs of of protocol." All their travel and hotel bills were picked up, . White house concerning the amount of remainder for reprogramming . Much of the appointed and serve under the need as seen for new 1865, wrote a letter to President therefore, by the thyers ' nney the Pentagon should be funds now assigned to other conflict Of lOYaltrS ariSES from salne conclitiens, 11w, Attorney guidelines to shield the Johnson requesting the . allowed to spend to help South items, if necessary to meet an t he traditional practice of General would appoint his nine 'teparthient from outside in- restoration of his rights under An ezaminatinn of their Itinerary suggests, however, that the Vietnam defend itself against c-mes-genr - situation.' Presidents using the office to Assistant Attorneys Generals. lluences. suggestions included terms of the amnesty group spent more time E4utering in Athens and shoppiq In Paris Communist North Vietnam and United States Attorneys and the t- ending the Hatch Act's ban proclamation. then attending inter.panliamentary meeUng.s. Schlesinger reminded election campaigns, 'met Cong military attacks and reward principals in their director of the FBI. the latter to on partmn political activity by On the same day he wrote to They bought so much loot, say our sources. that they couldn't reporters recently that the President Truman appointed 'er'e a Four-year term term' • ivil servants to all employes of Grant, enclosing the amnesty load it all aboard the small plane, which originally had been ? United States told the South Howard McGrath, President Dovish congrewnen want to Saxhe commented at a press the department, keeping a appeal, and asked it be for- dispatched to haul them home from Paris. But Sparkman in' restrict military assLstance to Vietnamese "we would give Eisenhower appointed Herbert (onference that lie did not think public record ill all outside warded to the president. HE clignantly denied to us that he demanded a larger plane to ac. t Saigon to a ceiling of $1.126 hieimi the tools and the Brownell, President Kennedy that "the country is ready for communications to and from also protested it was his Un- commodate the wives' Paris purchases, munitions" but that they were appointed his brother Robe rt this bill." And. except for one (tie department ia reform in derstanding that his parole The smaller palne, he insisted, was simply inadequatt. It billion in30, fiscal year 1974. which expected to do the job of and President Nixon appointed witness who suggested that (act instituted by Hichardon under the surrender agrement ends June "didn't even have windows,` he sputtered. defending mselves. Mitchell, The hawks, on the cther hand, ('ongress look at the British and continued Soxbe, and at Appomattox protected him -In a very real sense the would pro%ride what the PenThe latter was, of cowsp,Mr. practice of giving th,- 1-4rd cTeating a career legal sErvice, and his officers from such WASHINGTON WHIRL: Former Attonwy General John tagon feels is needed-11.6 ,specific objectives for which Nixon*s campaign manager in Chancellor the more political to which all United States actions as those undertaken by Mitchell, vrho wed to be conisulted daily by President Nixon. has billion-but they have indicated the United States, wisely or 1968 and in part of the 1972 cam- role and keeping the Attorney Attorneys, their assistants and the Norfolk grand jury. been abandoned by the WhIte House In his hour of tribulation. RUt a willingnes3 to comproinL%e at UnIA7115cly. entered the war in paign and served as Atterney (;vneral as a chief prosmi or. lederal marshals would belong. Grant agreed. On June 16, Mitchell, surprisingly. is wt at all bilW. He has assured skepSoutheast Asia have been General in the interim $14 billion most of those testifying at the A additional food for thought 1865, he Forwarded Lee's am- tical friends that the President Is really a warm, compassionate 'i Vnik- tile norninal sulwirvi- hearings ;igreed iAith hirm While the.se sums are rather iichieved ... the fundatilental man ... The Russian literary great, Alcksandr Solzhenits)m, was lor tile ccuanittec, cliher actual nesty appiication, with an small when compared with objective of allowing the State sin of the Justice DepartmentMost witnesses claimmied that or potential conflicts of interest endorsement recommending distressed over U.S. press reaction to his open letter to Soviet peak U.S. spending of $28 billion to survive as an independent is the Federal Bureau of 11lities, in the sense of policy, were raised. For insiance, the that it he approved. Grant also leaders last Fall. Some U.S. critics saw pro-authoritarian seniinvestigation, the director of v as e.wntial to (lie direction of dt-parlintrit has the. power of protested that (Ile Norfolk in. timenta in his unabashed love of his native Russia. on Vietnam in 1%8. the bit. entity has been achieved "I was very "I recognize the COStS in- wiuch is appointed by the White [lie department, that en- recummunendaticrn for all federal dktrnents were contrary' to the surprised," wrote Solzhenit.syn in a private letter to two U.S terness between the doves and han-L remains at a higb level. ternally to the United States, house, J Edgar f Hoover was urtmient of anti.trust law and judgeships, while at the same sarole agreement, saying: congressman, "to find that this (letter) was incorrectly and The doves won the first battle but I would also urge that under never any-one's riman but his 'nil rights had to be in line with time it is the biggest single sierfidally interpreted by your country's press". , The terms granted by *A hen the House tin April 4 the circt"I'stance3 we should own. but his succe&w. Patrick election pledges and that a lifigator before dwse judges. I I let with the hearty approval of rejected any increase Iii pay the small price of suppy-ing Gray', bent pitifully, even to the President Kennedy could not be After we exposed the hazardous, rarmaiackle conditions of Similarly. besides the power the president at the time." , funds to of the munitions that are elldent military assistance burnin4 Watergate expected to .vork with an At. of pornsecution. the department 11al was Abraham I inc,oln. mobile homes provided by the federal government for victims of South Vietnam above the $1.12G necessary: otherwise we will be evidence, under the demands turney General like John .iso has responsibility For the who was shot by John Wilkes Hurricane Agnes, an effort was made to upgra&- inspoectiom. A " m ade of him Liv stall (m the billion eeilin, The tote was violating, in my judgm secret report of the New York Public Interest Research Group, nor a President Nixon •leulor1il prison systt'mn and Booth on April 14, 1565, and died ent, our White House, however, charges the effort has not been successful , . - J. Curtis mth .i Ramsey Clark iurole and ;Kiri-kiris, lilt- next day, six days after Herge, the bagman for $25,000 to SK000 from a milk cooperative Ironically-, earlier that day. the Aj.pomnattox, House Appropriations Cornto the 1972 Nixon campaign, has been picked as s'ecial assistant however, Lee's application vattee approved an increase of to Interior Secretary Rogers Morton. Although the contribution was mnconiplete. Unknown to $21 mmullioii. was patently illegal, the man who hired Hm'rge, Interior Solicitor . Meanwhile, the Senate Kent Frizzill, insists Herge's actions in accepting the cash were ___________________________________________________________________________________ also required that all petitions "in every way legal, moral and otherwise acceptable." By Don Oakley those implicated i.n,Nl% La I, was M, Lai and Watc.gate c:innot pills callExi placebos. tr)Ing to find a way to The Herald ServIces sentenced to life Imprisonment be compared, of course. The an oath of allegiance. Grant, in provide more funds without of course, sugar his correspondence, noted that after a court-martial found him one happened far awa y in a is Chemically, sugar, but when adraising the ceiling. It believes If sorne poor jerk down at the guilty of murdering "not le&s dubious war we would J ust as the order requiring this had not ministered by a doctor in a txx-n rec Were is W6 million more bottom of the chain of political that ' BERRI'S 22 Vietnamese." Thus it is %oOn blTy in history. Such 11wdical setting 11jad when the cived in Richmond at available if a legitimate ac.command had been saddled not surprising that there were things, we say, happen in the time Lee's application was patient does not know it Is just Forwarded counting change in the nuhtary with all the blame for few protests when the Army The other, however, iap_ sugar), it can have dramatic assistance ledger was made. Watergate and the case had later cut the sentence to 21) pened right here, and it struck curative effects Months went by with no meso m'ich so It seenis that $6 million was then been called closed by the years, or that Mire are few at the very roots of our political that "doctors should treat the tion on the Lee application. In Pbligated in fiscal years, 19' 12 very higher-ups who had em- protests now that Secretary of institutions. It cannot be placebo as a standard item in the Meantime lie had been and 1973 and the supplies me- played him, there would have the Army' Howard H. Callaway ignored. elected president of Washington the physician's black bag." tuallv sent to South Vietnam in been a great cutcry from the has further reduced it tr. 10 But history- will judge That's the Opinion of one 4m'Iiegc' — later renamed thos4' lint the sum was American people Washington Lee years, making Calley eligible America in both cases, authority, Dr. Frederick and m J. tink- entered in Defense Yet there was no such outcry for early parole. Whatever the fate of Calley, the Evans, a psychologist with the Lexington, Va. He mounted his I )t-partmnm'nt's iou'ks mu the first ithen one lowly fir5t lieutenant Yht is surprising is that ri-al judgment in his tragedy is Insttutc of the Pennsylvania hors,' Traveler and rude to quarter of fiscal year 1974. was convicted for the My Lai there has been little reaction to yet to be made. Hospital and the University of l.t'xinigton where tie was 1'Iiu' Senate conimmitee's massacre while all those above Callaway's finding of inaugurated on Oct. 2, 1865, -— h'ennsyiu'ania, _______ IsitIon has buoyed Pentagon him were either xonerated or "mitigating circumstances" — Medical science has ' The same day, Let', who by impressive amount of hopes that it will wind up with not buched at all that is, that ('alley may not discovered yet another wonder cthat tlint' apparently- had Y. Iinical information shows 'ubstuntially more than the 'True, there was an intense have been aware that he it'd not drug — sugar. Not the kind YUtl IwcoInc aware uf the placebo is an active and potent I k'u-'' t-:!ine - ;mlthceci: the' m'ti'r.am nt'ar!irtn when U have tn obey' an iIk,al 'rdt'ipriffidu on y muir bre'a kli t flit'tid rtulIiinimmIt'nt fur by aits oath, of relieving pain in as I t:s wui'J iavt- Li' tx Wilii:.m I. (_'uiIuy, aloat' of all Wio isue'd the illegal cereal but Hue kind used in fake ownnght:' a notary public $ _____ In h1!XUlfOfl nammied Charles A _________ ,. . •. I )at'idson and took the following .. wwmw oath: !.IIIL' UlItIri1 !rru(i1 fomenting disruptions and or even risking war. border clashes at a time an President Nixon and Mr. adversary is weakened by Kissinger will no doubt continue internal troubles, resulting to pursue the goal of an from the resignation of Prune equitable detente. however, Miruste Golda. neither should be sanguine Evenif the Svrian attacks are about any success as long as nothing more than demon. Kremlin enthusiasm for what strations of Soviet displeasure they call a "generation of that Egypt's president, Anwar peace" does not extent to the Sadat is not performing as a Middle East TODAy 14 was 11 _______ Ll a ;- I rostmas er IJA%IESCMtY The HeraidServices HoUse - Archives, while processing old officials. r ei. ance which has This Is another example o f we cx ruvag state Department records, letters. came across a long-lost driven urthe price the public must pay for ma )n reporting on mLcspendIni and have series UI co.umns we 11a r -' document signed b) Robert Ii In the Postal Service management is ke, most illustrious of the m onledera s Ii' ii War The procurement director, Conrad Trahern, so startled over the order for 350 Christmas stamp albums that he began It was ;I postwar oath of asking questions. This got back to Assistant Postmaster General lki'iance in %thkh the onetime Robert McCutcheon, who fired off a sharp memo to Trahern, umum inder of the arm of demanding to know who was poking into Kiassen's Christrna northern Virginia snore to boondoggle. upporI protec: and defend tile Constitution of the United Inquiries had been made, wrote Mccutcheon Indignantly, States and abide 13) all its about "SOtht souvenir stamp albums prepared for the Postmaster laws. General.Questlonswereaskedastohowfmlafly were bought, what That document, which the costs were and what they were used For. Please advise as to removed one impediment to nh> this inquiry %fl made and who requesting the rn it I r tiwi of I (i,mI right s the information to be USUI for formation... \ hat et off a movement In Congress Mccutcheon got back a strlghtforward reply. '1 was the one to posthumnosly return full who was asking the questions," wrote Trahern. 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I had \1\ &fl1) S of in knowing that I stuck with her until the bitter end tjj ______________________ often was tempted. - woman whocan compensate for the) forwarded me a 911 that emptiness Abb), I photostatic COO) of a letter so full of lose, and so eager had receised from m lost gise it to someone, I can hnil brother And in the same mail I stand it alsorecel%edaletterfromm i_E_I Butwheredolstartlooking'z need it now. Thirteen years is _____ - - ——— Abby, how can I thank you' 2 Dr Letter 2 Tan rag 57$ 16 SALE 549 95 4 Dr Letter inthearmorleg,hand or foot but always in your brain! 1 'Cl sweetheart in the same pretty whento - t tsarrangeda a co-hostes.. There were 13 i, I' L he kissed her goodbye as he [)jve Deltona, followed by a Lor women so they can wear next to • Mrs. Archv Schrock was rulesoltheforthcominggarden like a camera. The lens thereof tmh-nwi and she pointed out show In l)eltona ' Whentlieytiappesotraverse admired and the enormous F II / " ., SALE 116400 - DESK-METAL " / . rag. 11S1.70 F-' ,-' - . __________________ I,J.. EVENIN . 1 l_Ii__),) I_ L 1_ ____ "SJ_r- LOIJNGEOPEN DAILY-INCLUDING SUN Lunch Ii 30 2 B s ness Mm th Luncheon I TWODtO0r3 ,PrIC. /' *s$ Ptt D k (6) The Price Is Right NATIONAL TOURING GROUPS (35) Mr. Ed - 3:30 (2) How To Survive (44) Bold Ones 8:30 (35) My Partner Live VT .1 Barnyard (6) Engeibert J 1 00 (2) Somerset (9) ovie LIQUID t-'c Sanford SPECIAL Nigh? (24) Ocn Wingrave X ri SH. aH ' TH (2) 9) The Rookies SCol H BEING' i-_--_- , __".\ \ 2 Brothers (24) French Che r i T T, ii_ 1.__i_____— _Xtl$COTCli' k 2:00 (2) Days Of Our Deal I SALE $14900 f St Holiday Isle Complex (9) Lets Make A S by Bob Thovei -..... _________ 5 7 30 10:10 7 Ph 323 1910 130(2) Three OnA Match (35) Star Trek ' __________________ -_F_I_jj - c _ (35) Steve's Matinee ( Man And ____ FRANK AND ERNEST F Ple ( 100 (2) Jackpot MON D Y . - Midnight H ... ______ e evision ( . "Where Does _______________________________________ Father Comes _____l ________ __________ a Truth (6) Hogan's Heroes ______ -'S ' 1" . . . 1255.7$ Film ni ok culusisels for 'nnmii in suffers from a brain -'p. ___ "Fritz The Cat __________________ t s hi n hi I'. a r as t hi ljttus ni ts ur urnk rt king of (,__,,i 1 THE 4EW9 FROM A ______ - - _________ & 'PORT I.. TIIE QL)Ef'T sQ!J Ii'.. ME' --•' ..•- _______ s)ray1ng it with bullets. One by Crooks & Lawrence ME.S' ! ________ _______ ':.'. CAPTAIN EASY _____________________ I U ui in traged) shen m deranged Nokin. fC'CLI ( 4.Q OOi- -2 , \' 'A' ' -' P V414 I gray.uwd h' ____________ - I $ / ) I ' I comrtittee to travel to Paris watching. Danko. His wedding an- are some poignant touches with ' I _____ 1 ebony asPensheasItisttseemsu chairsoit will look pretty arid -; I r "' ' i"tts' Litter ast bit. When .ntshed I clean part of the time provides a a sensdtlon of seere pain in hIS principles of bonsai culture. home of Mr and Mrs Laurl gac Instructions on the care l IL 1' ''ELL IT OUT'?.. SALE 1125.00 was presented and won by . ,; s ROOKIES ______ '\,PG_2 23 7.30 9 2 1)anko"Tliedernandfor justice namese representatives (or by Hcimdohl & Stoffel . Ezec Doubli P.deti' THE ABC -- _____ Justice and Kathleen Nolan Anthony Quayle and Robert I 1 Tan Miller will represent the area is the section where hort all the polish cannot be cannot tip over when the two thefilm (which is like the retina MI Scj'irock led a motorcade Garden of the Month ccmmittee -3 bottle. I do use a r'o. 2 artIst's MARGARET. ture i.in the nerve cells of your Cecil Halbert for a look at tiir of Mrs. Calisla Euverard. foam brain. paint brush which goes in the DEAR POLLY- A and P)onsai section Adaylily, won by theCircle at . . remoser tohase itread lot- the sitting most of the tune Cover chance nerve Currents proval he'd wear that sexy- President Earline Halbert a oper eeve s about the brushes In and close to the sofa. You have - u 2Dr Letter -I Brimch , Wewould like to know why he Wh) not men make him gop. ——— \\ -_-L------- -. the beach and you should have , .. PURSUITS . - rag. $126.00 ——— 8-9 - , swampcd Find out what you DEAR ABBY: There is a me. That's why I'm riot wearing teacher at school who makes it again." - ____ rag. SlOP 9$ u,cteran of the war, din also Garden Club enjoyed a nosel home of Mrs Dale Miller with the hair out of his sideburns and ____ times..."Ucanseewhy,saida stenchm the room as Alice K. 4 Dr Letter Iast)earl boughtm) husband a attracted a lot of attention _ IRST HESiTANT STEPS BUGS BUNNY aoud let them know OU *Fe Some lucky gal has a treat public. When I remind him -_I ______________ SALE $43 3 Dr. ' __I_—'9 Sin. im& rs of smo e frmii t in, and ny.s4 of the brandy 1 hundred cgarettes curled into was really looped, the air, the smell of too-black perature, taste, sound, smell or Myproblemis,hewontwear meet people with similar in- it again. He says men shouldn't ThE 1'HE. ____ u)' ouy CWIS _______ corner of the world. ——— " ., ________. ___ pvisra i)jsv rag. SALE 1599$ altheSahatlonArm)shodoso c '• / — — —— — — — _________ ——— [)EAR LT.: Don': thank me work.(Thats a good way to ;, — — __ — — ____ '--' ' Leon Uris's novel about an American writer who accuses a guns from trying to boost their own stock as gunslingers 911 NBC NBC MONDAY Polish doctor of Nazi conagaInst a one-time supergun, Scott Coltrans, played by Steve NIGHT AT THE MOVIES centratlon camp atrocities Forrest. Coltrane has settled in "I.imbo" The drama focuses on during World War II. It is Dodge City and wants only to the plight of three wives of Powerful drama, starring Ben Vietm pilots missing in ac Ga7zara, Anthony Hopkins, -- COLLEGE.' rag. sni.so Laughter, and a quicki) lading Alcoholics recoering from a we call smile from Alice ) horrible experience — It illustrates hat Alice, now 55 years old, went alcoholism and heav) drinking phantom pain" But the pain is 'ust as real as on with her stor) Most of it was Trying to find soinethng to oba true, butnot all of it hang on to in a sn2nkefdled lfthefootwerest11lattachdto IP.IJ }44 —— APPREC.TE 'i —. cLUB -4S S4OwN thousands of times — _______________________________ 7 — J]1_ —— ____12 offer in the way of social great physique and looked I it1 — ——— -'ct'. , .' 'p r Wltn I_. I reg. $122.00 "Yet that foot was burled way hex-, sas about to tell her stor. Mary G. Apparently Mary —— ————— 10 41 . ' IV ____ — pain in the amputated and Alice K , her fingers giggled. I_J — - i for eser> incoming sensation, stamina Thanks I them the neressar) formation d C) -- \J 2 Gray reg $205 2$ However, he often waken.g in was an Alcoholics Anonymous with EX-LAX. IOdd .. liowshegouiiadatherhusband us & r 10 000 miles as as from each of the littl jars he put It Last week they reported that womanwhotswilljngtotakeon r "I'm an alcoholic." • - 4 Like Mary G., a young girl ex- from behid thick glasses, on his artificial limb. 'ilonm , -_--_r--- - —— — I TheSanfordHeraldMonday,April29,1974-7A by Davc Grauc ( ;_ )\ threeyearsas a heavy drinker. ___________ 4Odidn I need a womai to sleep usual channels for a brother mine ALLEY OOP The Herald ServIces icomb Z9Onetirn 7PI%1hirLS for 31 ago and never showed me any remarkable success in locating there, due to a land u;rrman _____ -- I years ago and switch to P • said one recovered alcoholic. Her hair was streaked With "She has a hard time finding CASE A-619: Doris D., aged gray but beautifully set reality. ) But if Alice was lying about sweeping down on either side of 25, has a problem husband. "Dr. Crane," she began, her pale, dissipated face and some of her experiences, she curljiu ui gently at the ends wasnotalone Otheralcoholics, 'Don Is a Vietnam %eteran 19 Rcent icomb pre(Is ssotftw 44trenIike 21 26Childrens t By GEORGE V,. CRANE Ph. D.,M. D. 34 Child s nishmfnt 9aIis1aer lOIbghly iLatin' 41 Town iCornish 24 Outermost Ltini the feel a sense of freedom. You Col. Pauline Eberhart, Sa ____ iris 8;rr ss Bos nam nickrumt 17 i'sttd charge S9Alnotirnt, IILnseones $ ea a I fl _____________ Dear Abb DEAR ABBY: How can a d'spondeni and Inistrateti j Ifl3fl ______ Chl — '1 ____________________ An,w,i to Prey,ous Puthe (24) Sesame Street 9 - 30 (JS) Persuaders : ___________ munke)i base been known to reseal too much lose much of somereadercantellmehowto package of my daughter's remose static electricity Irom colored cotton jersey pull the hair out of their heads their a ii And _____________________ ose nee ce attIe home of MrdM a rs o n rca va _____ ______ — _________________________ _- - -- . P north ThC)' that was noticed when the heat oser the wrapped package arxl mine know IbM are very knowledgable a'out came on Sue could cheek all discosered the) stretch a bit You camera fans i arcident, that is sthere e •r...j... packages Ihadfunarranginga . . lou d delisered the man plugged itmn ima ination there is tim - - - constructhe nature )OU wish Close friends can be helpful m POI.LY- When bab making SA(,li1'RIUS \oRTh scntage of now sot waesti Put finishing touches on any - time GEMINI (Ma) 2ItoJune2l - r ____ so take adva La 0I such Be charnung n ge - - ___ LIBH..A iSept 23 o(kt - rag 149 it beci'ing ,ou ,siIl et excellent ___________________ }'uiec,a't !uf Sour sign for May. play, it is impo'iant (hal Carroll Righter Forecast, The '- - - - - 1, , _, — participating with present v ng friends, yet the dreamer nothing Inconstent with • •, The bidding has bean Soutl-i will duck, win the 4K ' J 765 •A 64 4Q94 A-If)ouplaylourin suit fort ing 4d an Irregular Iwo dia solute force pour partn,r iumps to ________________ - ere of tins ihrae - _____ 4 newspaper ____ BLONDIE SALE $119.00 tJ;G-4T' 0 coer I)pmg and printing co You in 8x10 reprint size 530 (2) Ne.s (6) Green Acres value 1 13" _____ - -i- rag $1475 LE $PPSO 2 gold 114 Magiola /_'' k .J Ave 'i;- i - \--, -P \ ""- - I i - I i ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLY I L - L a I I ____ 1700 (7) 322 9442 SATURDAY FRIDAY (6) VourIgAnci -i 2100 S Franch ,. LB CHOPPED BAKEDSIJGARCUREDHAM PRIME ROASTBEEF Bread & Butter Li(estyie & But'€ (re1id & Butter Search For (33) Pton P1 ut ' - - - -- ______ ___ !fl"Ssd 3 pieces, . . French fries ,, M., (9) Brady Bunch (3$) F.an Carlton (6) - H(J% WINNER 0 ',',OCX Lee Falk and Sy Harry 9P I $ 11 00 (2) WIzard 01 Odds • I.,.LL. . IC 9:30 (6) Concentration 10 00 (2) Dinah s Place (6) The Jokers - - A==,--r-._.. - _________ pTh)iceS ,r'J gLWy CCie %IC W .tScu 15 H.vy Wioii 1*1 Ch.,.lW Show ii' I Complete dnn. (24) Electric Company Trth Kngeroo (7. 1 T' SALE ENDS MAY 4 en J)X'44U.. Chic Young _____________________ ______________________ BuT 'VuE SPEAK"46 'rm-4ATSOLVECAL -"--'.--- I v DECIDE'D "S 10 avocado rag $77 $0 SALE $4995 1 gold rag. $219.00 1t!8rn3),CPciosIng a long ne1op, plus .... I '- v smg Home. 0 00 tf'l j:sO 1 side arm chair $ - Mics Ruth Poletti, fourth in a city apartment or a bUT. Youene' ryckarly how to qwckh opens the lic of adt against TheSlirsimpel theyoinot Southsthreenotrwnpcantract gainapersonalaimtnat means rnurhtoyc'u Arongenialgroup Compel What OIi make of Here, East should play ____ - of outstanding rose growing - Almanac / BEETLE BAILEY - - (3$) Batman (44) Green Acres 1.00 (2) Tomorrow Sho* - Jun. How about showing (44) Movie .- 1 Impossible 1130 (2) Tonight Sho (6) MovIe \. MINc'. MCPATL.AND' ________ _______ /Thfl . SALE $23 00 gaseawa) thewholespade suit brain are dormant, thus rob- ideal day to engage in new such at the cacrthae of big projectthatcanaddtoyouriii. issues. An tdeal chart for _________________ gj asleep WHEN A GERM HASACCfl-.D S rE GET IT FM? WHERE an the business meeting was also and Al Poirier and Mrs James I s ividi recall g __________________________ OP Bever (44) PettIcoat Bowling me of Mrs C)rrus Weckerle at the Deltona Woman's Club on an unlimited number of P1 4— _____________________ ______ goes through a long ceremony Olthmking before pla)rng the SOUTH iD) - _-_ his contract since East won't be 2 + ouid bt of mutual benefit tonigilt. P Il ' , , if East pla)s the queen South son, who may thus dream of 4942 plan recreation during spare r* , ides p p SALE $St.S 1 tan r ou then get st,at we call a wide sarlety of plants and , iiowers. (44) Celebrity _• _• ____.. _________- -'I ______________________________________________________________ miniature greenhouse attached Anderson, 1022 Alpine Irmve. too live in a mobile home and holders on small uare looms which Don on mali felt - A splash party ard luncheon - ________ - - - = -- - - - - ------- ------- - - - - -------- ---- ------=- - =--- '=='=---. ---------------- - -- --------------=- ------- --- ----- -- - -- - -'- - - '- -- - ----.--' _-5 — - - �A --.-..,-..-.., ......... 8A— Tne Sanford Herald I .,....,.. Monday, April 29. 1974 fit - 3IIOIflQ o -1 Hardest 1) __ 11 J. Northeast ____ T Celtics' Press u re Wb Im Of More seem to be faring best. Their lower costs for crude oil and and bills have soared In areas By LOUISE Associated Press %% riter average bill has risen 3 per other fuels are not figured that depend on this product. j cent in the past year, from uniformly; some utilities are —The situation is not likely to Residents of the Mid-Atlantic $14.33 to $14.81. - j allowed to pass their charges on improve. RL1LC hike requests states and New England have The AP survey showed resi- to customers automa?Ically; are pending in virtually every 41. been hardedt hit by rising elec- dents of the Southwest are pay. others must apply to state com- state. Ile utilities say costs for I . " tricity rates, an Associated ing 14 per cent more than a year An earlier AP survey things like construction and In. t) Press survey shows. Con- ago, those in the West and showed kilowatt-per-hour bor have risen, along with the sumei-s in the Midwest were Northwest are paying 6 per cent charges ranged from just over price of supplies, making rate least affected, more and in the South are a penny in Nevada and Oregon increases They also J) The AP asked public service paying 8 per cent more, to seven in New York say that conservation effort,, and utilities in the City. have reduced electricity usage 50 states for the average Not U niform In addition, electricity usage and cut revenues. They clah mon th ly electric bill, now and varied widely from area to they have to up prices because f in 19, paid by a consumer who The statistics provided were area. In Florida, for example, people are using fewer kilouses the standard appliances, not uniform. Peopi, in different where warm weath er means watts. ;,. 0 , , but does not heat his home with .states used different amounts of heavy use of air conditioners, clec,ricity. electricity. Some officials took the average monthly 'bill for a Cutting Back Tally-hot Public or company officials in an average number oF kilowatts Florida Power & Light Co. —People are cutting back cusPresident Nixon's fortunes inean even less if, as seems not of President Nixon has to be got merits of his defense, , 19 states provided specific — 5W for example — and Cov. electricity usage everywhere %rlIt't A risilciuPi -, Hines Rate On Electric ri ks: •14pp :[ peachment1, Hit FISTIC I Same . Promised COOK only President Nixon continues the MII.WMJKEE tAP) The Boston Celtics challenged the Milwaukee Bucks at their strength—superstars Karcern - - /r' - seemingly inexorable slide to 91i Abdul-Jabbar and Oscar Rob- ertson—anti lived to tell about it. Dave Cowens' outside shooting kept the 7- foot-2 Abdul-Jabbar away From the Boston hasket Sunday, while pressure missions. impeachment, with many those Republicans concluding that it necessary. cents commissions _ must be done with before the team deferse wore (town Robi. November elections. * Association playoffs. have slid still further downhill unlikely, the next Congress has over well before November. calculations (if political ex. figures that could be used for figured out what the biUwould tomer the kilowatts. Nlianii area ered in 1,022 The except in the Midwest. Utilities At this stage the chief part in pediencv will have only a minor Spokesmen in the be for that amount of electricity monthly charge for that amount reporting specific consumption defeat in Michigan's eighth less quick to use the veto than the impeachment process effect. "With the procedural remaining states said they in 1973 and 191 .4. Other utilities of electricity was S=.58 as of figures in the New England, the district, where he had vainly Mr. Nixon has been, belongs to the Judiciary corn- decisions it will be diiferen. could not provide the figures with the Republican election to deal with a new President fourth drives by liavilnek. "W i tt) Kareem, it s a cat•an'imouse game," llavlicek said. 'ir you have a big guy )ou try to keep tutu under the basket. We don't have a big guy, so we try copter to bring the bail up." liii' Celtics, Fueling their fast break b' outretunding th e Bucks 46-40, led 35-19 aFter one period, by 17 points in the second quarter and 67-52 with 5 (10 left in the third period. championship Abdul-Jabbar, the NBA's Most Valuable Player, poured Cowens played much of the little near the top of the key or in 35 points and on this right side in what Boston ('Owens, five inches shorter than Abdul-Jabbar, had 17 14 grabbed sea' in I - I1. m responding states into six re- Rhode Island was similar. The and, asked hmv he felt. quoted evidence from the White House. into the autumn campaign with rely heavily on imported.de ides generally expect an annual the words of the man who was Perhaps about the middle of such unresolved scandals oil to fue their generators gions and figured out the aver- average Match 174 bill was 28 growth rate of about 7 or 8 ner the Republicans have lost this year, as against one in California) that they managed - carried out of town tied to a June the committee will send a overhanging them, experienced the sharpest rise, age bill In each region. The per cent higher than the aver. cent In over-all usage. report c'ontainsng draft articles steel rail: "If it hadn't been f survey does not attempt to de- age March 1973 bill . But conThe average electric bill in —There are moves toward to retain. President Nixon is able to the full the honor. I would sooner have of impeachment toIf five-state region went from termine where electricity is suiners used only half the elecmore regulation of electricity Francisco, comes up early in House of Representatives. it present a substantial defense of $20.19 in the early months of most expensive; simply where tricity about 500 kilowatts, rates and drives to organize June. Not long after independence his conduct in office, then that 19", to $24.94this year — an it has gone up the most. Rccording to the state Public coniumers against rising The national party bodies - ________ Da, July 4, the house will vote will be a different game. So far increase of Because of the diverse types Utilities Commission, per cent. contributed unusually sub. on prices. In Connecticut, for exthe articles of impeachment he has been relying on delays Residents of the six New of Information provided by the Despite the differences, sty- ample, pending legislation stantial funds to the and will, wi thout much doubt, and subterfuges, coupled with England states paid an average utilities, it was difficult to make eral conclusions can be in drawn: would require utilities now di-versionary appeals to the The hastening of the process successfu! candidate decide b% ., substan of 17 per cent more each mon'th comp:irions. Some companies Michigan. Mr. Nixon, who —Fuel adjustment charges autornatically adding fuel ad. r imnpeactmue,it naw seems an %% hich ina,lority to send them to the publ": usually this ycar than they did in Ir,3. included taxes — which varied rather than general rate hikes justment charges to get carried the district against new increasing priority for the m isrepresent, in a manner that The average bill in the AP Senate for trial. from area to area; others ex- are to blame for most of the approval to continue. They aLso Republicans In Congress, in the Senator M be examined and exposed, By now the leading men of can what is really happening bet. vey was $17.24 in 1973 and cluded such levies. Fuel ad. boost in electricity bills. The would have to docment in. per cent not two years ago, how of ending the Watergate both parties in both houses of $20-19 in 19714. ju.--tinent charges — rate price of imported crude oil has creased fuel costs with tile state business, one oway or another, spent the day of April 10 Congress have accustomed weeui the White house and the Consumers in Midwest changes reflecting higher or quadrupled in recent months Public Utilities Commission, A campaigning, though to be sure they have to face themselves to planning their prosecutors or between the he avoided committ ee killed a proposal to electors in November. the two industrial calendars this year with a view While house and the in. towns of Saginaw and Bay City • limit the amount that could Organimid labot, which has to the impeachment, the vesti ga live bodies of Congress. co th ree large and much effort and These tactics may be into the Democratic t'-cledtion rural counties in what is called biggest piece of pc!itical charges. they will ha ve to deal ones he has at his disposal. The AP broke down the states victories, is campaigning for a "the thumb" of Michigan, with their lives. Once the Their usefulness is, however, of counties that could not conthis way for Its survey: "veto-proof" blouse articles are before the Senate, diminishing, and Congress has New England: Maine, Ver. Representatives in the next Mr. Nixon's lawyers can seek it in its power to bnLs.h them I t a built. Republican, mont, Connecticut , Rhode Congress—a House wi th de lays on various grounds— th e aside and proceed directl y, at a Island, New Hampshire, Ma.sin majority of two-thirds to Not only the Wat--rgate need to prepare the reasoned time of its own choice, override presidential vetoes, scandals and the popular presidential argument or substance of the charges share President Nixon's view of was "the pervasive and grow- tnlst, bankers, union officials Mid-Atlantic: Delaware, New passed a Commentary • ' tles tbat even Aaron has not twen . able to accomplish yet, The New Vork Yankee third nfined himself Presi' ent s Optim ism U~~,:) I Shared By i ~ talority to the only business in added for fuel a present on. pronounce. .., price discipline is loose Congress scandals, and it can only 'on the substance of the case impatience, indeed intolerance, Inade last Thursday in a speech each issue that arises. It may conclude that the impeachment against Mr. Nixon and upon the of delay. at Jackson. Miss. Cecil Cooper led off the 13th I)odgt'rs blanked the Montreal Inninl, , with his,second home run Expos 4-0. voine the (harling of the Nv%; the season, lifting Boston York press and fans lion Filomberg's three-run past Kansas City, snapping the His blast, a two-run shot off Ited Sox' f,ve-gaine losing Ferguson Jenkins Sunday, hoiner and Thurnian Munson's streak broke the American League "'it) shot highlighted a barrage recird of 10 set in 1969 by Bal. (if extra-base hits that pr(xJuted 2 in the third inning, timore's Frank Robinson and seven the Yankees to their league mark grand slam home opening-igaine victory over by Pitt,slwgh's Willie Slargell Texas. homer of the gamin', to carry fr on t ('levehiirnl. Nettles has be. runs South because of climate. Northwest: Alaska, rgc Hendrick walloped a set powering tjL '(J IlK' Iliajor West and run Oregon. Califorintia, Colorado, share the President's Los ANGELES (All) Idaho, Utah. "1 cated there and in Optimism you are also cut out Southwest: Arkansas, OkiaHollywood nority as measured by the sur- beachcomber," said Claudette late came 1 920s as part of the invasion homa, Texas, Arizona. veys, which have their limita- Colbert, explaining why she of Broadway actors who were Midwest: Indiana, Iowa, lions but which cannot ended a 10-year retirement Michigan, Nebraska, for needed for the new be ignored. a grueling six-month tour of the "That was during the depres- Wisconsin. By ROBERT BETr.S moN manageable in finding planned by the Committee of barrels of flour, Connecticut The Survey Research Cen- United States in a new p!ay. Figures from the remaining sion, and the stage was dead as sent 1,00 barrels of grain, and ter's latest findings come with The Herald Sen-len bills and verdicts against the Correspondence, which Adams Miss Colbert, who won the a dodo," she recalled. states were Incumplete or not the quantity of rice contributed "Luckily, friends of liberty." had formed to keep alive this bleak, broad and very Academy award for "It Hap. the movies needed us." by by South Carolina would have bearish '-Well, boys," grunted Adm. Gen. Thomas Gage sailed Colonial discontent from its pened One Night" and still -Montagu. "you've had your from England to replace spreading news of the latest filled two shi ps. All suppies t'd economists, who operate the ía, looks glamorous at 68, was back th e city by road On cility as Indian caper, haven't you? But Thomas Hutchinson as Tory indignities. Similar corn- to enter pa rt of the University In town with "A Community of mind, you've got to pay the governor of Massachuset ts and mittecs now existed in every roundabout routes, since the of Michigan's Institute for So- Two," a play by Jerome use of ferries would have cia! Research: T fiddler yet." to enforce the new laws. Three Iurovince and many towns. Ctuxlorov. If you New York, Tea Party Caper Cos t Plen ty a mi. guess I wasn't to be a she in an Ga%lord Perr% and Cleveland In other American League - in aHueS, t he Baltirnnre Orioles hiesignated hiuer Tommy over ('alifurnia. to " talkies, - '- . ' ,.. ' 5-. F _. - : . ,: I , - ' 1! JI--,-,- _______ . '' - J 1 Z:~ - ' ____________________. _____ _____________________________________________________________________ ____ ________________ , ' ,rA . a 323-7600 . -I, k1___ ;___ . OR 322-1481 W. P. ORLANDO 644-8916 (After Hours 322-O3i6) 7 )01/4 . , I -- ......... 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OPENDAILY 11 AM TILP.M FkI.&SAT, Tic irfaAq.($i.y Seminole County Police Benevol ent Association Suf.rd _____ - - - HWY. & L. 17.92 Mary Blvd. F'iENi-A'cAfi I ____________________________________ _________________________________________ __________ ___ By Lee Ge'ovrl __________________________________________________________________________________ ... shot to TKO win in the fourth round, when I3each last week. 'fhornton took a all officiI cards, complained of a neck Gilford, leading at the 'Ime on _________ - i nj tin'. Just before the fights began Hutchins' On the Scott-Anderson card Nathanial manager. Henry Grooms cornered champion Bob Foster's manager, Henry (;rmuts cornered champion Bob Foster's manager, D i u Viscusi, asking what his man had to do to get a shot at the crown. Gates was he ld to a draw by Willie Harp in a four rounder, while "Fast" Eddie Davis dropped a decision to high!y ranked Dario Ilidalgo. After the tut flidalgo challenged undefeated Etsiha Obed to a Miami show(IIIf that bout ever takes place I will go Viscusi turned Grooms over to Ashlock, explaining that Pete wouid be promoting Foster's next defense. with Ilidalgo in an upset of, Obed, (460). Virgil Gibson of Ormond Beach scored his second knockout in his two fi ght career Ever the opportunist, Ashlock said, Fighter to Orlando and show us you got and we will go from there." agreed and we have ourse lves a chance see Hutchins hand with last Friday in Daytona. The light heavy could be a real find. His style paralleLs Mike McKinney's. except he appears to hut Irish Mike and doesn't havi' your what Grooms a harder than I to find out why Walter 'Snake" \%?tuite was not be ing used as Hutchins' opposition but the answer came through rather vague. White is the best of those fighter ha runs a close second off his draw and close the other night from Gene "Mini lose to the "snake." Muhammad" Wells' corner after his man stopped "Old" Buck Thornton, BUT, Wel ls said that Pinney would have to come to Miami in defense of his title. Wells says, "no way" to his going to Tampa. As long as Welts talks li ke that he can forget about the Southern Middleweight belt. Viscusi. - Chainpion. Bob Foster will fight an exhibition on the undercard Wednesday as lie tries to whip his aging body into condition for a July 2 bout wi th the winner of Pinney's manager, is no fool and only a fool would risk fight will meet South American Victor t;alindcz of be stripped of their title. When heavy workout in the new gym that Ashlock const ru cted at the back of the Sports Stadium, about these fighters and the upcoining bouts. I learned that Foster speaks English. but not a he.-k of a lot more. According to Foster, he didn't know who lie was fighting and couldn't care les.. lie did not know Conteb was lighting Fin. negan and the only South American he ever heard of was Jorge Ahumada and he only Found out about turn the day before, seemc that Sanford fighter became discourageo after his losses to Eddie Davis and Joey Vincent recently, but his need for money over camethatanclitisbackto thegymfor Vie. 18-year-old Peterson is now and looking for highly rciked Frankic Otero. I think he is talking more to bear himself than for Otero to hear him. Young Perterdson is not ready for the likes of the Cuban regugee. The cocky youngster wold me he will neer go back to Tam pa and informed them after his last win there. "They changed opponents on mute at the last minute and told me he iWillie Chancy only weighed 147 to my 141. That guy was 155 if he was a pound and I almost blew the fight. That is the same way they sucked header from the San Francisco (;iants 6-0 and 6-4 t;iiisiiri. who survived a shak' 4; Cleveland 10, Cali. - - Major League the his championship on a Ely Tho ASSOCIaled PiI National League Eas t w L PCI. GB 9 P,'oritreI c hfl LOUS PhIaptia ? , 366 p 1'; 6 West 16 S 767 -I? 10 513 1' 'C 9 '26 s 11 10 571 . Montreal in the NL's East Pttsbucqh l)ivision, drilled a double in the LOS AngeI third inning and scored on a HouStor. double by Ted Sizemore, giving Cncmnnatj Gibson threw l pitches Sunday in posting his first 1974 triwuph and First complete game and bwering his earned run average to a still-high 5.6. lie walked three and struck out live. Brett, who set a record last ~(,- -ir b% . hotnering in each of ran 9 Ii 391 8 San DeaD Miami decision. Vie Perez has had second thoughts about continue his bosong career. It l questioned Foster, after a Standings art in pitching lite Cardinals (:,1,cat;0 Vcri into a virtual first-ulace tic with Saturday's ReSults Atlanta S. Chcaqo 10. Pttthurgh sr. rrnco ii. Ne Yor Larry The Daytona Beach crowd was near capacity of their National Guard Armory but the promoter, Doug Brady claims -I'll never 'do it again I am th rough as a 8-1-1 lite -.n when I lost my onI fight to Nelson Aiphonso. You can take Tampa and everybody iii it ahid throw them into their bay . promoter. To many fighters don't show' up ar.d the headaches just aren't worth it." --5 .. 1 LOS AreIes S. Mootreal 2 , coos 4. Circinnata 3. rn . OQS S PhIadeip'.' Gilbert 's Sunday's Results Pttlburqh 7, HouSton I crucqo i Atlanta 3 csrn. rei Ban Iimumutt'tI tilt' Expos to ni, hit through siN, innings. Part's 5. I'hillies 1 Willie Mit o',t'y s run-scoring '.uuiglc capped a five-run rally in the ninth inning, giving the Padres their thirit win Aker in the eigMh inning en- OIil.AN1)O'S 11W (;irfort iforegroundi sla;ns a head-rocking - welterweight bout with Roy Barrientos, both were Len rounders. James "The Great" Scott won fights five and six down An Miami with route going decisios over Frankic Evans and Ray Anderson, two impressive scores for the rookie. Finnegan. gaines after a 3-13 start. ('tills I, Itrases illiauuis' two-run Billy __ homer Off t'x-tt'mmuimatv J:ick ________ _____________________________________ - ____________________________________ WINNER RAY THORNTON PAYS PRICE ___ Wright as did Melvin Dennis in his associates. After much snooping around I came out with the story behind the story. Last week the Alliance promoted unbeaten Tony Licata and Ring Magazine's third ranked Cubby "Top Cat" Jackson i Licata won by eighth round i T.K.O.) in Texas. League. tile red-hot Los Ange- 7 .3 "even ii., 41,1 I't __________________ . far from belonging to Ashlock or any of his his retirement and annouced that he will Pirates ' ____ S .' 4, P heavyweight Johnny Boucreaux got a home town decision over Ashlock's Oliver nounced thilit the winner (if the Jul), 2 title the ____________ ________________ Other results front the Texas ca0 th:d featured Licata were: Undefeated Elsewhere in the National in . ,i ______ _______ themselves. up.t-.oming London fight between John Ctnfleh and Chris WI3A Chief, Bill Brennan, has an. season _, - Orlando. It has been the policy of the Sports Stadium to match a "house fighter" American League scores: hiltingand sonic light pitching. Baltimore 4, Oakland 3. Min. Gibson scattered 10 hits in nesota 6. Milwaukee 5; New pitchini,,, the Cardinals past the York Yankees 11-5, Texas 2-8; four consecutive pitching 5t Louis 9. (nt.vit starts, belted a solo shot off ______ lluustun's Claude Ostecen and (iiPie* York 86. San III Willie Stargell added i two-rUn Sn Diego 5. PIsl,)tJelp'i'4t I Los AngeleS 4. Montrea bu'mt'r in the l'irates's win. M onday's Games Stargell connected in a threet ooton. 11 nm fourth and relief pitcher Yurk . LOS Ange l es, N __ Dave Giusti. Only qan'cS chf'duIed ,-. — Tuesday's Games Dodger 4, Expos 0 Pttsbuh. N Cincinnati Steve Yeager slammed a St Locs. N Atlanta at _______ Chcaao at Hou ston, N three-run homer to hack the Mi'tttt at San Diego. N four-hut pitching of Doug Rau PIi* York at Los AnQeles, and Mike Marshall. \'eager's Iran San Phot.1Ilpt"a at j~o*_ 1 ,4 homier huighlightcd a tour-run N ______________ ___________ The Tribunes, The Singing Hemphalls, , TV pi t4vi and Pittsburgh's Ken Brett, pitching. American League The Kenny Parker Trio. SPECIAl. Si. Louis hurler Bob Gibso n hacking Jon Matlack's four-hit Square Goals :,bled the Cubs to snap a Fivegame losing streak. ('mEg Robinstin'S hiases-li'ackd two-run inglv in the se',enth hOd put the iira't.'s on tIll) 3-2 Mets 6-6, Giants o-i liii, hedges slammed a tworun hmouimer in thi s'vci,tti isulng ,if the nightcap. breaking a 33 lie. John Milner also hoinervi For New \'urk while Steve Urutivcros c onnected for the Gi- 'Ha' Mets play ed long-ball in the ux'rn'r w mtti a pair of two- ants Ranger — Flyer P/ayoffs II> FilEt) ROTIIENBER(; c-ago Black Hawks 6-2 and but it popped behind him, fall. Al' Sports Writer gained a 3-2 lead in that semi- ing outside the goal line. Rod Gilbert's hot'kev stick Final series. harns scored more goals than any Gil be rt raised his stick pl a yer in New York Ranger In the World Hockey Associ- jubilantly and the goal light was history. And now the same cur- ation semifinals, the Houston switched on. ved blade leads New York in Aeros tripped the Minnesota Gil be rt ca rr i ed a big stick in influenced goals. Fighting Sain ts 4-1 and evened the sudden overtime period , t heir series 2-2, and the (Thic.igo too, but this time he used it to Gilbert influenced one goal Cougars shaded the Toronto push a shot past Parent at East death overtime, giving the vantage Rangers a 2-1 National Hockey 'it was the most thrilling League playoff victory over the The Rangers were clown 1-0 goal of my life," sa id Gilbert, 12 10 545 I Philadelphia Flyers Sunday. late in the second peri od wnen who became the Rangers' ca10 tO SC 2 • ID 141 i The triumph squared the best- Bobby Rousseau sent a slap reer goal-scoring leader this a ii *I 3': of-seven semifinal series at 2-2. shot flying toward the I'hila- ) e ar. "I've had some happy West Elsewhere in the Sill., a the ilelphia net. Flyer goalie Bernie moments. 'out the mea1iing of _ t1.ltncre uIwaukct' New York floston Detroit CieIann It Minnesota C , i P0 GB on 9 9 500 9 I 111 444 _ iPIfI ;" M,1kW91 Slott 2 'U' IOS1flIOW - On Stage, In Person ' ma.rt . . LEAVE WITH A FULLTANKOFGAS THE TRIBUNES Ut to unc ELECTRONIC _____ S $3995 WEEK - Will (ii UP . IEMINGTN 663 PERSONAL o.-I __________ I ' , __________________________________ t ____ .,, .. DELIVERY - ______ rs ______ ' CALCULATOR I Ownipions, Daytona was able to witness out of shape old man making foolis of - - - --- - ~- .- - Pintos Mustangs _____ __ F i _________ I-_ - __________________________________ _______________ 7 - .-I- ________________ he dictates. The council and that supporieti Samuel Aoam', judges are to be s us pended t the "Chief Incendiary." the governor's pleasure. The Town meetings continued to constitution of juries is to be be held in defiance of the law. ______ altered, so as to render them __________________________________________ Further resistance was ___ ainazed that lie was being featured in first J admission. At these prices Mr. l3ardy was above tMse charged by Madison Square Garden. instead of seeing champions or near tried San ____ . -'-:.. - . " S rw - __ ______ ' ______ ____ - ____ .- - . ," _______ . ...': ________________________________________________ '"• ' ________________________________________________________ 90M s".. ' "• ' -: _____________________________________________________ the door for a miserable group of bouts. Believe it or not he charged and received 00 for ringside and .0O for general to Atlanta Braves 4-Jand the New York Mets swept a double- ------ __________________________ - . FORD JUST DIAL S . . 0 shipping and trade. B)' tJ citizens, marched through pathy For the radical cause, and to : .mplaints, permitting brought about by adverse news That isn't the only changes Parliament's order, it was not the cobbled stre'ts to pitch brought sister Colonies rallying patriot papers to publish their concerning Inflation, shortages, she notices. propaganda uncensored. More unemployment, and what many to be oper.ed again until Coinir tents on Boston c'mon. to its iid. "W he n 1 left, the studios were impatient military men coniC to people view as failure of the pensation had been received for OtJr troops were on their (fl t he wane," she observed ta r Va ti Ofl regard hun as no better than government and its economic back.stage losses resulting from the way from New York and after a matinee. 'ar, old woman." destruction of the tea. policies." Canada. Teams of horses "Now the studios They responded quickly to the are dead." lie found his task in creasingThe Boston Port Hill was the hauled in wagons heavy with threat An im po rta nt reason why of stdrvation which Iy Miss Colbert hhis seen it all ________ first of the live "Intolerable artillery and ammunition. diffirult as it* indegatigab:e coniumer Pessimism increased hap~wn. Born in Piris and edu. Boston now facet] as a result of Ada;.,s and his Sons of Liberty Acts." Out in Boston harbor, British the closing of the past Hunfrustrated all attempts to damp In london, American warships took up sta ti on. "Our dreds of wagons lumbered in to ilown th " sparks of revolt. diplomat Arthur Lee expressed wharves are entirely deserted: 4own, bringing meat. fish, CitiLens made Fife for the his c,'ltrage in a let te r to his notatopsailtobeseen, sa yethe grain, sweet oil and other British soldiers as uncomnAM& brother, Francis L. Lee: ships of war reeorded provisions from all over the fortatile as possible, jeering "The next proceeding against Bostonian John Andre'ws. American Colonies, the iii "n the street, sabotaging Boston and the province is One of Gage's first acts was Virginia sent 9,000 bushels of their upplies, growing everr v~ IJI already announced In the House to order that the two Massachu- wheat, _______________________________ Pennsylvania sent 1,000 ruu'ri' (iefIiflt of Commons. The selectmf'n setts legislative houses would __________________ and town meetings are to be niect until furt her notice out. __________ abolished. The governor is to be side Boston, at Salem, 10 miles F'-' ______ _____ endued with the power of up the coast. He vetoed 13 T' t, _____ calling the citizens together, members of the Council, the . '; Is. _____ ___ when and for what purpose he executive boil>' that ruled the S pleases. They are not to ('olciny, thus removing at one G*Ibson Gets the Chicago Cubs nipped the R EN D is em Disem - the Philadelphia Phillies 54, commentary - - I';xis Kansas, 8,ostonlans knew what he regiments of British soldiers had built .,I communicatitins contravened (lie ban (in water"The consume; pessanisn, meant w hen Britain presented were dispatched at the same link system using express borne goods. n,easjred in the latest survey new Shobert In Century City, Although strict in seeing that derives not only from the (man- o the tab for the Boston Tea time, riders. upying itie cc onetime Party. The Intolerable Acts , instead tt)C letter of the law was o be yed, cial pressure consumers feel Centui'-Fox backlot where she barked At noon on June 1, 1774, wi th of su bduing Massachusetts as Gage tried to be conci!iatory in becau. of Inflation, but also made "Drums Along the Mo. they were intended to do other ways. allowing agitators f rom psychological stress un the town bells tolling protest, u t They disembarked in Boston the port was closed to all and, under the sullen of senvd only to heighten s>'m- to speak their minds, listening certainty about the future and other films. s Monday, April 29, 1974-1 B les Dodgers blanked the Montreil 4-0 for their sixth consecutive victory, the San Diego Padres rallied For five runs in the ninth inning to edge certainly m> r what o a disappointment last Padres nipped the Philadelphia Carolina, North Carolina, Ten. nessee. West Virginia, Hawaii. Hawaii was included with the IN the have the hottest long-ball hitter I oluls Clirdinals routed the Cin- scored twice to lead Detroit in the majors in Nettles. some- cinnati Reds 9-2: the San Diego over Chicago. their government." themselves uncertain of the fu. nia, Virginia. In the strictly economic area, lure. South: Alabama, Florida, • Louisiana, Mississippi, South Colbert Quits Beaches; esurnes Acting Career Texas %%est. Wednesday, May Ist this newly formed alliance will begin to pay dividends Ashlock t S Po i' which on p!iper would mean disgust with President Nixon's replication, the need to against the President upon the economy you believe this ing lack of faith people have in and bu.sinessmen have declared York, New Jersey, Pennsylva_ anything over 290 Democratic performance as a taxpayer assembele evidence for the which it not only may, but must, year will be " good year," nex t members instead of the counted against the defense, and so Before that yeer will be "very good" and 247. Republicans, but the effects of ha ppens they will have had To the Republicans in 1976 will be "the best in The figure may wcll bk at. the energy sc.are, the recession opportunities to h6ld up the Congress, who might in other histoU." tainable, although it also may in the car induistry, and the business of the judiciary ' Th m circutit.stances have been the irst not mean much in a House inflation, too. Still, what committee and to drag out the President's natural friends and since the President assumed where party the Republican part)' in debate, defenders, the message from the additional, pivotal role of and the majority against a veto has to confront is the Upon the ultimate decisions the electorate now dictates economic coordinator, was has to be assembled afresh on isco Giants .s adjustment i i'll baseman broke an American the California Angels 16-2. save of the season, preserving a In the National League, the 11-5 victors' (fir Mrnncsota over League record and tied the maNew York Mets beat the San Milwaukee. j°' league mark with tus iitt txnne run of April during Sun- Franc twice, 6-0 and -4: the Pittsburgh Pirates doloss to 11 0 In TIgers 6, White So 4 second game of it doubleheader. feated the Houston Astroi 7-3: Willie florton slammed liis the Chicago Cubs trimmed the Fifth hoitier of the season, (louThe Yankees, who beat Rangers 11-2 in the opener, Atlanta Braves 4-3; the St. bled home another run and the ~fl11 r W I L) Detroit Tigers beat the Chicago ning, lifting Baltimore over the White Sox 6-4: the ht'ton Ri'd - . turned back the Kansas City Royals 5-4 in 13 innings and Tvtins 6. Ilreoers 5 the'Cleveland Indians walloped Bill Campbell posted his sixth The Sanford Herald Nettles has done soutiething before TH rebounds. 1i his card was bad. Even If his scheduled opponents had appeared the matchmaking was terrible. The thing that got me the most was the prices thai were collected at to Central Florida fight fans when the number two ranked light heavyweight, Len hutchins, meets Bahamas' hobby H(ivd in a scheduled 10 rimtrider. It is always a treat to see someone of Ilutchins' class in tile ring but I was Act o n By The Associated Press nipped the Oakland A's 4-3: the Davis greeted Oakland relief Meet the new home run king. Minnesota Twins topped the ace Rollie Fingers with a runflank Aaron? No, Graig Net- Milwaukee Brewers 6-5: the scoring single in the eighth in- . funds Ap ecord ." - \ it) keel) Kareem cutside." ( 1 1" 11I V . . . Orlando promoter, Pete Ashlock, recently teamed up with Lou Viscusi, Paul Chavez and Ludene Gilliam to promote boxing through-out the south and south- against an opporint in most of their presentations thusfar, Lloyd, the dynamite puncher from the islands and Hutchins are Yanks' Nett/es Hl"ts R r HR I .eiger k5iw ~ Xr 1% ~TP Il - ik. . - 0 - House of Representatives that put ket, opening the middle for Dandridge, guarded most of the time by the 34-year-old Ilavlicek, sank only six of 17 shots arid scored only eight Points until the final minute. Robertson connected on only t%%(j (if 13 shots. Cowens, whose 19 points matched White's total, sank three consecutive baskets midway in the first quarter as the Celtics broke front ;in 11-11 tie to a permanent lead. thSeuth have been the faithful. This was the points each. depleted guard corps. "We wanted to make Oscar handle the ball as much as possible because he gets tired," White adding the Bucks can expect more pressure in Gaine 2 (if the best-of -seven series on Tuesday here. -We're going press no matter what," he said, "There's nothing they can do By Le . provided specific consumption April 1, l93 and was $7.93 as of MidAtlantic states, The Republican uuiootl today miutitce of the house of 'i'he Republicans in Congress, askud or offered mncutnplee w. figures -- 523 kilowatts in 1973, Lilt! Southwest .nd the West and this April 1 1) 24 per cent. recalls that of Robert Kenned y Representatives which showed in particular, will have to formation, for example, vs. 516 in 1974 Northwest, reported usage was in his last campaign, when he its mood by its bipartisan vote determine whether they are The survey found the ,Mid-At- and exact bills for each amount. Similar down, generally by somei4bere i lost the Oregon primary ele'Uo to demand the production of prepared, or can afford, to go lantic states flw AP survey broke the 39 where utilities The percentage increase in between I and 10 per cent. Uti- nt in a persnI ::ppearan'c among what were thought to pressure to Milwaukee's Coach Tom Iicinsohn cal!ed the Celtics' no-post offense. Th e strategy for ce d Abdul-Jabbar awa y Iroiii the d e fensive has- ;;1xnit It. They can't hire a belt. "If we had Just let them do comparisons. rebound s. But only t%%O tCilhimates, Bob l)andritlge and reserve Mickey Davis, scored in doubr, figures—managing 12 said, crtson, the Bucks' 35-year-old playmaker. The Formula, plus 21 points by old pro John hlavli. t'ek, swept the Celtics to a 9813 victory and a 1-0 lead in tile N a Ii 0 ti a I U a s k c Lb a II - they wanted to, they ould have killed us," said j0j0 White, who teamed with Don Ctlne) to apply relentless what .- ChIaQO tt Grand Saturday's Results Jury Ind icts 4th F SU ' Texas 6. New Yo I Milwaukee 9. Mnneotj kansas City to. flostc,n O,iklrct it. OOtnure 'l lAl.l.AIIASSEE, Ha. tAI'— A fourth Florida State University football player has tx't'n indicted by the Leon County (;rand Jury in connection with a fight at a fraternity house, sheriff's officers said o ietrct a. c Sunday's Ritults Cleveland tO. C,liilornia 7 New York 115, Tca 26 naltirnore A. Oakland 3 , toI', Jeffrey Gardner, a sophomore offensive trot 6. Chaqo M.rr.".ta 6 Poticn rv'n,s ' MIut'.' 'nss ct guard from Miaiiii. was charged with disii C'eweiand I ktnc 21 at ',n r-escila (14MX15 0 (aliloira (Singer 221 t Qos tcll 'C'eveland I 7i, N fl,:, - ri'.' . "n1t'rl (1)r,dUCt and trespassing. served with indictments which the grand Jury ha nded down Friday. A fifth indntmnent, which officials said a- rt'lati1 ti hit' 1i*)it, tiut:tmn'"I sealed also been - Player today because the person involved has no oet'n served Camps (it ( 'i:sines*Iile, Phil l 1.'Miami Springs and Torn Mi'Uougal of Miami were al indicted on misdernear.or charges stemming from the incident, which reportedly broke out when some football iilaers went to the Alpha Tau Omega fraternity louse to complain a bo ut Ji ' it player' % car being vandalized 11w university ni-iplined seven football players and fraternt mu'icuimbers foIkwtg '1 w .T:,n 15 fi' - �- Monday, April 29, 1974 0t-0 - - - . . -::~.. A:". . emino e,L Al - an I S -1. .__ ---___~ .I re . y of Donkey Baseball P 1% 0 i ) I . Aff - F .or of 1,300 when Sanford's -- fly DOUG STORUSI I m _________________ n ; Left)Fieentan . = - Paul Keith -0,ir_~jk Z__ I 1W ______________ im-N ___ •':-'.' ________ . l - while (below) Butch - F - - = - F - - - ~~- -~- ~_f-__ 6~ Vi~_v4~., C - -- --L- . 1 - - .1 ___ ...~~ L - __ .- . ..r_w-_.1 w_ .- Coombs, voted the cops - - it I' 2 1. - I --r- ill th -1 . t _j- i744 A~ i~ *_ -,-- '~~ - A, -- , _ -- ',- . .7' -wr-, -, _ -4:- _ _ - --,L,. __ -~, ~ - - = ~ tiiiw~ - - ~ * -. ; - _- Proceeds will benefit a :- - -__ - =- - - ________ - this summer. _______ __ ~__ , k " , .:1 A II ~:.., .... .: 4 :' .'' L ~ -.-:-:-:X.:-::::: :. . Ij I .11.1 :X., , 7 I on w u Ku st'lossski Iromni t -'A". -NII(h Ib",, a short. .-It i (ii t dris er cc ha learried big spee(twil) driving it, lout .mrs of also-ran ton / I * .. - .1. . . . . '. ,, I :- .. . .:::.. ~ . ~ X .... :, . L . "f-: '-::.. :::... . .~;. - "1th (1(.fBreez es (.:It- S Ttit Isms()ei;ilttIIrt s - l title - . , .,;.,--" ..%:,:"" , , .r . .~ . ....". -. . L iiiiI t5 ocono W The victory in this St. Louisba s ed World Championship litihied a pinpoint servicc to re- Tennis Blue group event was 11 11ii, Slilith's second on the tour. but. c o ..-:.:. . ...1.*.".'.*.*, ..... . il ~L~ L::... - *..~ . $~ ...<, . ,!;.~ I I , _.- / ..... .... " P > T'*i tie " --X_=,.~_7. iu bri, I Sum 1_ 1iHii finish Smith meanwhile broke his lie still be third seeded for the t's service twice in the $100,000 WC`T singles finals in opening set, IT.e second was in Dallas May &12. the seventh game as the Amen tc '- r Meanwhile in Philadelphia, nal tour stop Roscoe Tanner st-on the battic of the booming Russia's Olga Morozova upset N.--:- . " ::.:: Tennis To (trt in lit cci It r ll'tJ *1(1' ii hi p>i fl ru thre timmut bus ( I tour t.irrurugs to $48 b> loe scoresiru the perung set ear. INIetreveli has and four in the final while earned $25.285, inost of which is dominating tile smaller, headed for the Soviet Tennis 29-year-old Metreseb Association. Ine methodical Smith in the iniddle wt simuumu' the St hmiii flues -It llx)ks as if all I have to do . . , ins 0 ) - Stan 44.%. ,-r . .-:~'-. ...:.:1.:.:..-*W..:~:.-. I -::. . ~~,., , .;~-:,-. ~ - -1,:..... ..: . I - 0 ..,/-•-:•:.-.' "-: I triumph of a fiu' sear I It -111 happened I . . . . ..!.~.. 1 luu.IJlIr , .. ,. I? Keselowski ., "it had never Kvwlowski's average speed best distance driver, will debut Anti Yarborough probably 11011 together,aid, it cccli before, the 00 liuiles WUS 1305% a Formula I Parnefli car in hati the weekend's hardest triiiiiipli iii a 50lI1ilt- ra'm' for Ililles I?cr liour Son ('1 111(A States Aiiiii Uhlb stock -r, aiming at a three. (hore. Ife dro%e .I Chevrolet M t-ars at I'(w6fill International till- front runnenj from tiltAnolretti. who Won only once .%car program to win the world gruelling laps around the Ivilfstart but his sictor> 55.15 tii.Hje l.tst sear and once in 1971,(;ran(] Prix driving thaiiipion mile M1irtinsvmlle Va Speed . Alip. wit Slich easier Mien leader Hartman, way, with doggedly -determined Baker. (fie three-lim e LISAC At iNladrid. Nicky Lauda of Hichard [tell), on his heels. stock car %Ivriario tit hiring ;in Alfa 'isu i) lilt nh;.itti Hutch Hart Austria won 1w ran shortened h lli fell out cc itti less than lii l(ouiim o houmie first in a 1,04i. Illan and Norm Nelson It 'A hardest after Spanish Grand Prix. ,, rain. shortenedrace e icat F errari Nut uJIII> th-t bit did it Ii> I be tnmu posted art ocraIl I t 1k (1 drivinI. , "ithout brakes lilt- last egazzom b)-36 used to; plow cotton in South Nelson, als,j ,, former USAC . ( aro Ina. I )e _1Wpound, 5'-`A) Miles ;ind praying that It p I'liallill. finished se scouldo t scru h I'ls iimouthi while third through .nd fluIf Stoninmieli of (,e rina Hut it was worth it Y.r Liuda s time was 2:29.57 "I idlillost cried like ;I lo)% 11f,Ill PlaCe %%vIll Ill Ilartman Ili;, n% and flat), *.-, Andrea tie 'llurd place went to Emerson 1xii-ough c(illected $18.000 for his Jut .ir thi end knoscmn' I mmught lklgt Slith s Flora iii a i % daimiie ii and (arlo F at cli F ittipaldi followed bs Hans 125 utile trip-the Virginia O %% In it but knowing also that the I hidge .1 Hd Elmo L;jngley Ili a Stuck. J11dY Schecki'er and is the richest short track event claimed the runner-up spills car iiuiglut break t ins timiit Ford Aiudretti perhaps Aniucrica t) nis Hulumie in (tie cruntr) Slariis ,\rmilretti went far '1(1 141 %%Ill onh Ills third rauv Nill, Ca - Yarlmrough '-I iSlil Ilillift' •ifltl (tipped hi lourth ot tilts season 16111 Kt ski hiked off into tlit I NK-ono Mountin of l'e mm - .,- .... . . . .. I lhI \i iJ I Ill! \ NI I H Li i n il (Ilciupi in fromii Kuc ld ii ccluah the first [win I OP laughs -it pres. Im, finothersall ran under four vdged &-in lhego State Ili tile 440 took (tic mile in 4:07.4 and then I surt, Ills pliilosoph%. of coin. minutes. He won by '10 %arl: O , -in an anchor little of 4:02.9 on 'ttIng us explained right across over tXru F ikes mul Penn who in the 880 1 233) and Vil I astern s winning olltge (us. Ihe front of his toy shirt-I'litin finished in 3:55.0. Ray Sille.,11 e y Ianova Ili the two-nifle ( 7:23.6). lance medley relay team, I- or Fun," of Birminghaill. E'rigland. was 011irers fif the six meet records F rancie Lirrie a and S1.itS ululrop ran 3 53 2 mile .iI third n 575 broken sure Vill.inios in the hut 80th annual Penn Rela>s 368) intl Iktkcr stole the show from Ui.. W.ildrop s great run stole the ilistance' miietlk> tO .. - 1, I ___ - I ... . ::-..:-.~~. ' Wa rop Wins Penn M 1*1e 1he Fire nt en won - 0 ." . 0 Kese ows i (Wh ,.,' 11 - . . . 11 ~ .~?r., .. . - _. - - -. • . . '' , (20-5), Colonial llll Mainland playing Boone in the 4 shortstop Bob (.ostantine still .1 vans I 11-71, Daytona p.m. contest. need good pitching INlainland 1204) and Orlando Semi-finals are Friday with forniances out of 134b Keane, School with the worst record of Boone 11111) the deciding cham pionship Mike Simmins and first the eight leanis preping for the In the single elimmination gaine scheduled for S.aturday baseman- pitcher. Rodney Uass AAAA District V ti tournes that gets underwa> afternoon at 1 30 o'clock Oowling who has won both of tournament this ~,eek, is such a Tuesday at Ilarper-Shepard If an underdog in the tour. Ills late season startill) if "ley Field in Winter Park, Sanford njunent Ila(! to be picked it are to make a serious run f r h i seen, cc hile Longwood ood 9-lit "ill take on DeLand at 4 scould undoubtedly be the UK haiiipionship Lyinan, sporting, Evans has finally started to A.1ti, "he opening Seminoles. With only two .300 i horse' of a different color with g uiie .t I a' between hitters and no overpowering jell, on,ngon strong in the last Winter Park ar,J ~'-Ioni:al. pitchers, .Sanford will have its hall of the sca.son and many be The tsso Seminole Counts All (earns tir 'die Wed hands lull with De!.and Rip the team to watch II an>bod> is teams lace nigged opponents in nesda>, but action cciii surnt' IEight (onfernece (hamplons going to pull an upset - 0 . .. . L. Lyinay. let] by the hittinj: lif ter fI.!Ider 11,11 Stalits and once beatell and top seeded Thursday with Lyman testing - ( 18-1 ), powerhouse Evans lit 1.30 p.111 - tona Herald Staff Srit"t %- - istri t c Tourne -D y ~ . L X. r. . r. . -1 0 :....: ..' .. . .:.~ *:-::.::.-*:'*:**` ......._....-.:,.:. .:., ....:-, 1. '... .. . ....... , ...* ''" **'* ..::.. ._.,::. ." . ...'.. .:. . . .... I::.:.>,. .,. .. .:., * -::.. V I..,.*; -1. " , ::_ . : -, X%.,. . :::",.,, . X.:.... -:.:~ . *. . .'..*. . -*1*. 'I'-'. .. V I : -*11 I .. :, .. ..... ... . '... .I .... . . P V. . . :, .1. of h " in a trial '' U3 Undec ided T VC1Cr(UiSdOfle IWI StCfl OflSe( Uti e indoor triumphs . . r e iigt t •ntl nmute fillies. Ont iutd1e ard four nule it ii \luut s triple juinixr Charlton Field FugeneOre ;i witrid record 3:55.0. Penn Stiate's Slike Shine U*0111 Ehizuellen of ,Nigeria. a fresh- loa-al hero Steve Prefontaine The previous [Wst mile Ili the the 440 interillelt -is name(] the Lilst ie s in 1971 when Start) high hurdles. but this too is i'utstanding prforiiler •dter records for the six mile run Liquori beat I{ un b) dli eye- lost in the glitter of WsIdrop 3 s0dflfl. 55 Feet 2' inches-best Itti ii time ci 26 minutes 51 lash in tilt,,Nlartin Luther King p-rforinarice, in the nation 111i1e5 each running in 3:64.6. It fl'esSec lon its three titles owe t ret oni tionil 376 yards to erase Frank Waldrop 7Ifpe(I in front with t) ttitskers cacti ram finish Middle thsUtrne star Mike Shorter s record in the 10000 221$ sards to io .10(1 ran away Ifl$ iii the saint time is the Boil of I astern \es Mexico i meters sith .i 2741 clockini. , su-our 11 P ofess i onal - r [ F . a I )* . -- -t - V, __ - -1 All Series Be%t.oI-7 - - Finals j __ - _. - If . - - - Ir - - -. - -- - - - -- - - - I r r1l - -- - - - - T - * - -- - - - - - - i .__ ~ - F-.C-W- - - ____ - - - - - - - - - - _~ . 1 = I .8 I . - I . T - - , , or - ___ ~ --- I -_- ~_ - ~ WK .? .-1j4 - ft- I& i.ft U -k -:Z---- 1W IKit_ - i - -11 - -T 1, 44 - 'i 11 i. C I = : =; I F Wins Sc h einkel Invitational iS • iI Ca 1. , NY Invitational Golf Tourriament F -- 1; I title Sunday. led by (urtts StranLe who birthed the lCtIi I I - - 1 dtkI -s Stran ge, a Freshman, had 0. ! tourney fora three-day total of J. 23 f i ve-under-par. Wac For 4 *. list compiled a ftee4j) , total -' C U U N t-flrG-h ot ImO firever-par "I'l w Universitv of Flori(b. the ..) Ii ,,i %ecund. Willi a toWl of Ifflifi: -1 h~jdthrvu-41~cr-p.jr 04-N oil Swittay P1141100phia at N". Yo-k, N Borsocin, N, r MK chicogot Muf Cer, Bonds. SF, 20 Wynn, LA. It, RUNS BA77ED in-cedem, T E D IN Hfn. 74. T Pere:. can, 20; NY, 15 Oak, , Q.Jackscan. y fl Hi T wynn, LA, H 5 P Sn'h Sti Mn Q Jackson, (jak. )O 30 R tid., Oak, 21 Oak. DOUBLES- $0. 31 51 L. ' 5- Car DOU BL E 5 - Rose. C in. Cceøc.on Cn I. LA. 5 9, Garvçy. TRIPLE S- -Garcia. Mil. 3; TRIPLES--Garr. All. 3. While. NY, I Valenti", CAI, 3, Bonds, SF. ],- I TiW With 2 O' s KC, 3 I T ec Wi th HOME RUNS--T Pee' Cm H 041 E R UNS - G N11411CS, 1. Wynn. LA. 7. Hebinjr, Pqh. NV. fl R J4ck. Oak. 9 STOLEN BASES-Pilaffilt, 111 11CHING () Dec's 0-,~sj Miller, Ciel, 30. 11 000, 036 Jen II` Blyle-Vm, ` ,min, -, 37, N Ryan. STOLEN St L, PITCHING 0 Dric S-Oris)Johni LA. $0. two, 066 Kom KoCi%riiman, 41 - iNew York NeLs-Willie NY, My5mth LA. 7 Owc' Mble 21 At I St,iHos'esi 1 Mnnesota I Lenny Pick 2 Walter'-. Candor 3 Dan Way Wednesday May 1 ct'ceoo .' 1erort N I Li I KnhI 5 G'mod N Game 6 Peliarc Lee Hoijislop M &A,nnmuta, H ? Is.h's Kip Thursday, V at HouStOn, N. ' Miviesota if AC I osG.i 1 Nassau Coliseum 1 and I kn,a% ue're going to ,'ifter tilt- Star.% suffered their .I i ink On W i ) Blain Nan Nets' home -Net.,, fiert, in ii;amv I ,iI I u sev en - m!ier,can u i er 5 r)ev,l*s Ad 6 Direct Araw"Ica ,ALsdoinTuesda), night when the Ili I .isketball N iI ps Sports Brief s - ___ . - . . _ -_M r - rin ;~ I 11. I, - , i( tcrju., , Sun&ij, ill an International track Orienial Boxing Title T0KY0 i Al'; - Zens Johnny Nliller wain't expmUng ere to win 'tit- Tournament of -;i;4 a of la I is Japan retamord his (kient featherweight ineter hurdles in 14.2 sec%inds, while Miss Wit- tcw* t1w, wenwri's 101-mclw dash in 111 i ; . 1 -F - ?6% J -- - 1'Li. i'flJd)"t ( a't° t :nlnL I. Ltt-onfts "1 the s i x th round sthcn the (Lampion Ionded .-I right hook on luinagan s raw and cent bum sprawling to (JtJ)(J\ APm. 1idiie1der Ian d'U hap of tEnglish finalists was chosen Brita- n,s soccir hU1ise r of the Year Sunday b> the British Sii f-t-r Writurs M,st-wlatw- Amireican Track Winners ("di , _n - alleat.1 remner (". 111plorl Z,cc ` unitt-4, B I- Pally Jislamun and Janice Wiwr scorM -- - - -- • 0 Farber ilif i Iler Gets Win At a a Ssee M , ley G Ruggles i RithWW 0 5 Diavolo 6 Kerry Crew M Hume j Krnl R . Muntl D S,ca It Requr F Ppt-r A Jasriers.on AE I belle Oreqc;n R Werlit-we,j" W Wyatt Ciaiminq SLO nar J Hysii Mlow J Daoens B pat,er, ion 10 P 1 really didn't have any I Ca;r r ury 7 Dane Br,stlps s Nothing Like THE BEST s Abstract 6 jr+r,% N1,-,1-, . - e A Wiitley WEATHERIRON CALL . . . . PLUMBING & WALL HEATI I07 S. Sanford '11 .- cause of his improved pla>mnig ret,enth Ile credited Davv'lfill . North for working and Anti% stitlu - .- = . . -_ I" :.J,A CLUB \ A -.- --' 14 i -) . W 0. 1 11 1% ~M ; -t - : - - _,j f 4 - 1. .. -4- ' ;T - , I so -oring until it reluctant Pale- ifinal plyo1f series IN, - . Z ' *,Nill., Mat-ida th ru Sa a turda urda y .- - .I 1 - tIllues 1,1,vs(I.1% n,gilt ill tilt. ijockv) annals. It Wits the first .ht- two teallls k and the galile %~,jis . 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The be.st-ol-seven series, ;,head Ili tilt- series which con- i Third Planet Liv ng 1)(kards %,t,r% quickly The Turos took -I 2-1 lead Ili J-2 fit tlx- third gaine of the . -1 __ I __ __ ". - ___1 61- were never headed in all 11.2 victors. . CHICAGO AI'i uWa sn 'tthe first permukl as Bob Leduc a barn burnet. but We pla yed scored ;a goal at 10:4t). chicago ste-Il enough to win," amid pia)- toil in a gtiI bs Itoh Sicinskm, ur-ittiach Pat .Stapleton Sunday but Brian Gibblin 's regained the nightafter Ili!,Chicago Cougars Iv.-id [air Toronto _W - L Seventh Race-lum Pace and changing' his kiln ,,,inie ;jrliund - TURF U i I V-AQQ,f It Mmif)m K Njctio't Al- I Sillg%v Rolurm R N Wm0itit try 11%, JOE. .%I()()Sllll, Al' Sport% Writer ___ - - -_ ______- __-_ I night.s (if Columbus replic M it secorld inning %IFW solo run Cougars Take 2-1 Series Edge In Hockey Playoffs because I (Into t tiant to take inS etunct Stiller 'ul(I he Ii'ure'd smctors 322.02 )I Heat Recovery Unit Manufactured by .. Inmnan's cic.sing 71 tied him With veteran Dan Sikesand J.'ji. tilt- Ilear(v ~,t 13-under 175, ont, stroke behind Stiller for each HEAT PUMP -~q . _3111 All your household hot water heated free during the air conditioning season. Il your air conditioning service company for an estimate. The Courier pictured at right and below sports a dress-up kit W that includes such optional features as stripes (in your da> because I wasn't used to the putt on ttie fm.m1 1 itilewhich could resulted in a sudden (1t.It I Ecfrc typical rookie a YourHot titer Can Be Heated FREE Couriereasilycarriesupto 1,400lbs. , , o pay l oad and people. Roberts single d for the losers ssho h id Roberts and Kevin rou on the mound. Hicks Wells doubled and single,li to back up Tim Raines one-hil winnmi,, pitching job. . ngls, for Stromberg- (t (;arethcr doubled for the Carm. (layton took the loss. onls- VFW hit, sshile Richard l.Fat(,tF. Maes. Jimmy Kennedy and Chu'ck llen were tile rs .. move, Sah; Pearce. "I was th 70 1 ller then watched partner Joe Ininan. it tour misi tilt Mloo)l birdic A Mantrnnii rt owe Stroinberg-Carlson. &-3. despite being, Outhit l Steve Whitted homered, while S Cros ,I texel C-004 Start A Manteigna S Hell Crain A Perkins R Munil Y (Apta-11 (1-1%161 411o* "mars 1M ' , wrvativv. - - M Hun e P Ali hit 'sin sshmlt Juston hunt tiik the loss ikrek Speriii.in and limui Wrihut hit for the losers in Continental [)I% tion. APEX used witin ng pitcher Bill ' ( osgrave's si gl e - • •iflt Sdfl I 1mI.mu C I -. ' 5 Spr-c4q% J LArrat)-ri. I $Vf qef v 7 ;me t at all Stiller Said m just walked up, hit it and hoped I hit it the right way It's ore of the ?. cr MOn i_ p o f ( sho Asrk, the top seed here, fin ished the regular Wcltour with a total of $71 70 in earnings. Ford Courier durahihty starts -,',-ith a box-section frame reinforced with seven crossmembers. An independent front suspension features big coi l springs and a stabilizer bar. Long, wide rear springs have six leaves. Dual cylinder brakes have2brakecylindersateachwhee!. inPaul Galin National thvisionSanford Little singles for the winners, WhO I vague action Sattirda> rode to victory flfl David Craig Tii.oth Wright and Car lt on and Kip Gra'nt's pitching. Ho Bro wn combined to pi'ch .i tsst St.iffuf(t doubled and Start> lit, had never played ,A ith befor I nvi. General ~. I- Willie% Girl pay Rabi n 7 ?t1rqart Br 41111 di) b day ," when asked about ssctetl run--, in the second inning of a 3tie game with Elks, Railroad collected n ne lilts, and then posted eight more runs, siith ('olumude Demps ctllecting in the final two innings to take a triple, double and single to 11 17th hole sshith stopped a toot limmi ftt r a Friday night gath and ;I half from 11w cup and vring. Ile had to borrow some clubs rpsultM III .a birdie ' 0 NAM1e I C000flWOOd Sota Harrison .Southern Bell's big six run second inning was enough to outlast Jack )'ror Ford, 1110, to give tile win o ucr.i A Tenn. ta king it NATIONAl. 1.EAGLl; llear(v, 22. ofTainpa finished ,Aith -a 69 and figured he cost hunselfa piossible victory %,h(:n lie -ft his clubs ill -a friend's But Ile clinched the w in witha '.V.f(x)t chip shot on tile par-5 SEMINOLE \mr thilit Scen Killearn Golf and Country Club Course. liii i e ld Sanford Its JOHN SKINNER mum i ll of ('r cost r P %brltr N ( had l os t his temper dlkr TAI.I.AlIASSEE. Fla. iAll) " out (if bown(I.s (in the - ••Conjident-t' is Frmimui ear to sixth hole Th ursday and ear,"saula grinning Allen Mdresulted in a triple bogey ter alter nabbing this first Pro- seven Association "It looks awful big right tout triumph and an $18,000 ,,, • . check in the TalIatusee Open. floss, iflmflan said Ufl(id) Om , first eLi> blundtr I guess ihe third )ear pro frommi Pen o that's p art it lea rning pr Sat oh Fla., leade r of the tour SS o be mn m pro, n-intent 'row the ser> start "Whenii I was an imiateur I had three boge> s and k)s iliflen the low P W Srigs 7 TayloqF aul I I'll Tell .t "itk blil,'-1t1it -)Ij, , 114-94. . 4 P,) psi G a I to" A jaspefson olvning 75 U-6-XI. 129-109 will . And at-cordini; last round fie was pulling for ,, R,,%,, k I,,) V rf vllo "flipped tile Kentucky H phillips ' Buddy Allm. ;I onetime tealli. I Scolf'&h Raw 4 Sanlra;on,% Pal,jv M Hume Collawls it, four straight games Inate at Brigharn Young. "Ifir-'s a gutsy little guy who's Its rea0i the championship rtitind, the Coliseum sk)uld cvn. 11"d a lot tif problenis. A real turlue tit hil,a lionle s%(TI hoille. genflenian. I was pullinR for Ifiallit Race-Ss" Pace aii1 New York .,uartI added: \lae (salt', and the Stirs hat Ir4lng to get in in> licks too I Ic did, Icen it te" ble r(wil team- 11xhumtiit ut'rt ioutti r 'liI,er claimed his fifth pro i loyrt.,nt it, Ho., .-uro,:I i'fjlf title of tile %t-jr Sunda) , xt 'A ith ;I ulutch fotir-f(A.t 1~ar-sa%,_ , . 4viriter -Allot 1- ontrolleo.1 Ken. Ing , ,,utt on the L,tst hole 1twt let In 'ks's -Sri's tilmimore nn Uk' turn avoid a sudden-death play-4~rjcs v%ith tlw Cillonvl:i. w . 7 Do Drre 11 Hobbs 3 Milsvickit. Allin ri*n ,'::.ctr Ic T Crank I Ihienteld Fourth Race-$%)$ Trot M ll writh Race--woo Pact C-1 C-1 Handicap J Dagenais 8 Rmuf Maiden Putt " ~ 1, king of the boxing world , getsinto a similar predicament While swinging in Hot Springs, . 6 Entries U Third A act -j$00 Pace 'CrOfltO t (hcqo, N fident' Hut tite' piUare tit• paints is bleak one for tits tvain. tile Utah . Stars - BASES-Brock, 6 series t Monday.Aprol It hki-w;,0fA at tiou%ton. to Tuesday, April 30 Wise is tilt, picture 6. Aaron. AU, 6 KC. - [?Ads 7 1 Hu5?ün Nw tile 4 oh;o,% Burr 5 Tillywill Wa i ting For at WHA serrillinals Sunday, April %then it comes to playing at the S1L 1 7. :_ 0 jf . UNIONDALE. N.Y. t,U)i JO Nettles .. -- I 11 - Wake Forect captured the : can Turf hamplonshlp bout with powerfui George Foreman. rei iailid*auker 4, first We'reGoinq .. KEN NORTON. who found himself "upside IOy - 1 - 98. . ::: :.. ' down ' in a recent he4iseight IIan Derb 'lie start. Itube Tile (treat won ilii Ray mond Guest' s Sir (hVislons of tile Gotharn ;and Tristraill, Bright %,iqW Farill'i Wo od ,Nleniorial in his last two 5 ,l bs in th& 100th K..ntutk IXrb) tIas leading up to the $I2,-OOQ- races. (on.siglgon John Galbreath 's but there dS 1w (11Jul11 that the tddt (1 I' i iiiik I)t rb) Sat o other deliniti starters Little ( urrent William and James Wilmot's Gold And 'I Judge r and (annonath ould I) is bs -(LI> 5 iS the approach tht. Arkansas Derby Winner 51> rrti .a n d Sleeken Stable's k. liisored being taken by several o w ners stio %%aS second in the Stepping Agitate "I'll, pleased with the ssa) he intl trainers iii m.iking up their Stone and Kennith Opsteun s All sure stabled at the l)%fl.5 .tIUt oil the p.iee Stephens inind as to sthett.r to start Ikstioser the Santa Anita [kr. except Agitate the California said ;after John ,%I. Ohn's Can- their colts in the Derby. by %,,inner who was third in Uic Derb - Winner. fionade turned in a blazing •\ check (if the Churchill Stepping Stone. W('(fn.sda, stretch run to tn the seven. D o wns st a ble area Sunda Others listed as definite are lasted as questionable are iurlongStcppingstoniipurseat turitI Uj) seven possible start. Itmiger I3raugh's sold Clarion. Eric's Champ, Pat Mcroder Nlerle If. Boyce' Confederate Crunson Ruler. Silver Hope, Aimiong the ottier definites is \ mnktt Samuel Rhrman s ( ount Fearless, Robard d Just t"o da%s v,irlit.r Steph- tile Sigillund Sonimer-entry of Triple Crown, Salvatore Tufano Advance. " Seth Hancock's Accipiter and Rube The Great. and Hen Cohen's Flip Sal, RobJudger cluirge from far baLk to tilt- prota ble secord favorite. The status of Crumson Ruler ert Cohen's fludson County, Ed. add a victory in the 1'-itiile Accipiter actually finished ard Schari Sharp Gary, and Robard will be determined Blue Grass Stakes at Keeneland first in the Stepping Stone but .%Irs. Vincenta Baptista-s Ix- by tile one-mile Derby Trial. Ga ,it. Ga to his triwillh in the Florida was riderless, having unseated xico, Antonio JOSe lsturiz' Set Hat also set for the Trial, but Der1w only a Poor showing there world ______________ keep him out of the Derby. _____________________________________________________ U PS ID E DOW N 80 X E R I +Re Professional - - . - port , - II , S I . half of the ime inning to take a Auto Train didn't waste much edge or Custom irim, 12 a3, 7-6 squaker from National time Liking a four-inning 24.0 with Bob Shaw and Ken Hall Bizilng Syems. siwlout win over Anne Con- both hitbng for two bases and A ii ftsion at Milwaukee. N. na Bruce SlcKibbin and C~arlic vayer, behind an 18-hit attack flail collecting twn more i iv Koke both doubled and sinjded supplied by Wa)Pe Ilardin with singles. Dan Hale had three while Alan fluky and ob three singles, L-o ElLsy ABA • and iafeties and Charlie Mullires Bar ber oHected two sin. Eddie Grooms with a triple at! Dmvmi.on Finals and Handy Schrum both Saturday. April 27 each in the 12-hit winning at- two safeties, each. Roy Marp'e collected to hits to protect West Dmviiin tack. Charlie Pirezii t oo k the took the will lt? irar 7 Chuck Grahamii's pitching Utah win. Hank Itenkenia's dotbt, and victory. Fmnal Dick Carroll hZ three singles, tule Jack Alexander To m ; r1% Webb and Gary Stake each tilt a MONDAY. APRIL 29 I DArkCAVIe K P.iiahar SEMINOLE TURF CLUB pairof safeties and Ske added Ay Jat TURF 3 lp*jve Ii ie For the losing cause, j Oag, POST TIME 7:30P.M. 4 GE 0 A. Perkins charged to Torn Webb. S Ann A valor, SanfordMerchants blanked Rac e-11,1110 Claiming $1.O more to Per Cent r My Cherie Anour A Jasporn W. II. IO( tOflstrUcflOfl 1 ao • Ser: i with a three-hit ptiching perr A( I FII TTS A Seala formanec I Hickory Loretta from HO Roger 7 Chiclet A Jasperw Heathard E'qth Race-%SOQ Pat, The Associated pre%% I Comn anre Patch C Kalatnas c AlSerie%55l; I los ii W.ilI hotiicrtt! .111(1 J Parkinson NHL doubled lid' Ibid ItiChae Sernifinals 6 Gyt Yates J. Larrabee 2 Adanis Apple W Wyatt tripled, followed by four other 7 Dvkt Of Wraod R Pavtf *j M~ss Orlanda T Crank doubles and seven singles for Nt* York 7. Philadelphia 1. 0 C,ever pr I no the winners. S Svoer Wil R Neely :o"d Rsc*-SSM P&CO William Southward had No 7 Argo Angus R. Munti singles and I.ucius Slarshall Itingay, April ill added the oUier hit for W. If. L. DraVtOn AE I Rantree Pride Boston at Chicago N B Farb AWtyjr Room Mareehla Daniels took Thursday. May 2 SoVon - - r # 5, '. .. . i Al I S Sunday. April - . i II )tN Ill I + .: '... In men's softball action tit Steve Whelchel had three five singles were the loser's Sanford Saturda>, famous singles and Da vid Madar had tothi production at tJ plate Recipe came up with four runs No safeties in the losing cause, With flerikerim U , king the loss. in the top of the seventh and charged against le &uthern Bell's five run sixthsterling defense in the bottom Stoudennure. inning outburst gave them the By The Associated Press a 1 I S k b ay S ,11 _' k. ner's first tour tritunph and was '2.7t.), slighils Ims than tile ca- Yogi Berra hoUs 'he record for World Series played (12) series games played (g3), FORD COURIER Bob Gibson of the St. Louis CardiriaLs tied a World Series record : 3 son. Both allowed only 14 hits in pitchinp three complete, games in one scriei. At Se lect ed i-M r-Oru Dealers - FD ,- sc - - - -INQNENENX" �4B-The Sanford Herald Monday, April 29, 1974 Ligal Notico Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR DIVI3ION OF ADMINISTPATION. STATE OF FLORIDA DEPART PARCEL SEMINOLE COUNTY. Ptaintitts, V BANDWACN A%USIC VENTER, no And against all persons and TO ALL IT MAY CONCERN, AND TO: State of Florida, wPaup names arid places ot resdence are set forth as search toge'thtr with the respective THE ORLANDO BANK SECTION 715303400; STATE ROAD PARCEL No Ill FEE SIMPLE - a California Cerporotlon and 20 feet to the Point of Beginning DESCRIPTION That part of. A Florida limited GEORGES C. ST. LAURENT General Partner Sanlando. Ltd. Longwood, F)Otida SANIANDO. LTD ROBERTS. KAFKA v East WiAd Larw EXCEPT the West 303.36 feet EXCEPT right of way for State PolO S 427 and EXCEPT Seaboard thereof and Except State Rod S 214 E. .iacx.son Street PARCEL tOS Chairman Semiiol Count,' Courthouse PARCEL 13$ JAMES R PElTER, .)rnØ as Executor of SEMINOLE DESCRIPTIONS s Winter Park, Florida tying within 45 feet North of a center Begin on tPie West l,ne 01 Section fec? of Lot 117 of Lorigw000 as 431. Section 77530, described as East, at a poInt 1951 feet North 00 lhru 71 in Public Records of SECTION 775502404; STATE ROAD PARCEL f0m thi Southwest corner of Said DESCRIPTIONS Commence on the Southeast 921 Shigh Boulevard a Florida Corporation MOP TGAGE RECORDED IN Official Records Book $96, page 13.1 That part Cf rigatofwayforStateRoad S £27 and SALLIE MAE FOY, hIS wife S.434; SEMINOLE COUNTY ,',i, , L'I !2 AdditiOn to Longwooda recorded in Seminole County, FlOrida. ' ng wtr' n CORPORATION C. T. Corporatn aystem. Reident Agent 100 Biscayne B00levard Miami, FlorIda PARCEL 105 DIER Ncrtheatt corner of sad Lot 7 and having a radius of 11.49,16 feet; line description cf 11159.16 feet, and a central Highway feet. thence South $9 degrees 37' CHANGING THE ZONING OF A Sectiun 31, slid point being on a i thereof; run North $ intersct'n with the center line of MOTG#.GE rccrded fl Official thence from a tangent bearing of North 0) oegrees 33' II" West 7711 ASSOCIATION distance of P7.17 feet to tPe end of in road right of way President to' 13" East 731.37 feet to an DEMING arid OSMER S. DEMING. INC Winter Perk, Florida Palm Springs BATCHELLER and DAVID S Ormnond Beach, Florida 0.1' 30" East 619.3$ feet to the SALLIE MAE FOY 90 Ormond Shores Drive South ft degrees 07' 07" East page 76 in favor 776. . of 13" Eas:,u3 15 feet. thence South P3 673 feet; thence South S0degreet 03 feet br the end of said center line CTipt 177 Sanando Springs Drive Longwocd. Florida NATIONAL FIRST SEMINOLE UNRECORDED LEASE hild by GAuL. INC . a Florida Corporat.on S9'MINOLE (A) That part f That portion rnar5ed CITY OF 1_ONOW000 Eugene Jacques. Mayor PARCEL 1 thence run North along said Road No 134), thenCi South along Coast Line Railroad ISLANC LAXE PARK, INC. Miami. Florida PARCEL 111 JOSEPH ANN BATCHELLER 4595 Sabel Palm Ro. Miami, Florida PARCEL 11) I9S Sabel Paim Ruad Miam., 13rda THE FIRST NAT IONAL III S. Monroe Street Tatlanassee, Florld GAZIL. INC. Jo. r,azll. Jr.. Re's dent Agent 'RESER pomt . on HERMAN C. JEAN LongwoOd, Florida PARCELS 113 and 14 and 179 LUCILE JEAN. a k a LUCILLE C JEAN tlii JJ6. ,5'arier Sheet PARCELS 113 and 111 F,Rrrt 114 FlordI, title 01 (97,g thereof of record n Public Records LIrC Railroad Company ano lying MORTGAGE RECORDED Deputy City Clerk 81okandtt,eEastlr-,eotLot 1101 boundaries: LATERAL DITCH RIGHT.. SECTION 77530.3414; STATE bOundi' tine of sad Section 33, thence run South 57 degrees 59' 76" said ComplaInt will be taben as boundary of said NE of having a default judgment en 1lorg I linC Parallel with the East boundary of Said PIE '. thence tired against you '. Plaintiff, thence COUNTY. I Politkal Subdivision Of Way tine of State Road 43A. which County, Florida Said tax al* Lots 11 and 17, Block M. LAKE Certificates, the amount due A 0 1971 Defendants provsior City Clerk of the City of lfo(eidid Florida Dublish April 29. 1911 DEA IS estim.te of cost for sao proposed Seminole County, rlorida Date - June I. 1977; Amount ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. Florida, does hereby declare the written defenses. it any, to it On .' way Subdlvition, as per plat there of necessity fr the paving and curbing WALLACE F. STALNAKER, recorded In Plat Book I, page 11 of of said thoroughfare at described PIIntifVt attorney, Whose address the Publl Records of Seminole aforesaid as a necessary public 5 on HClIill. Merose 6. DeWoif, the City of AItamt, Springs, beginning arid you are required hereby to flu Attorneys for Plaintiff, whose ad Florida. that the Council Will hold a public hearing to Consider eflaCt. your answer or Other written cress is 100 SOuth Orange Avenue, Orlando, Florida, 37101, and lilt the ment of Ordinance No )O1.7, en. defense personally, or by your at ' Pott Office Drawer One. County, Florida BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, before the 30th day of May, 1911, and That the total ccst of Said im Date June 1. 1977; Amount tile theoriginal with the Clerk Of thiS 1136 51. Legal Description The Court, Eighteenth Judicial Circuit. Court on or before May 77th. 1971; Seminole County, Florida. It the otheise a judgment may thereafter. otherwis. a default will of the So01hwet I, Section 77 Plaintiff's attorney, whose name it W. Scott Cabrielson. uS the firm of - Charges, cost of plans and WITNESSmyhInd andthe seal of expenses necessary or incident to determining the feasibility and this Court on thC 7lth day of April COUNTY, Said suits are pending in the meat prcperty proceeded against is: Lot 73. Block "C" DEA 37$ heard It ti'd hearing By order of the C', Con'.v. ____________________________ Florida Rezoning From: SR 1AA, Single undersigned, pursuant to Name Statute" Chap'.r Family Pes:dentlal District, To That Of AMENDED Funeral Home, Ltd under Seminole County Being more generally described *PiIcP, we expect to engage n AND SUP PLEMENTED. OF THE CITY OF Livingston St'eet, Post Offlc Box WhiCh this Notice of Sut i5 being default will be entered against y TERRITORY consecutive weeks. thit Court at Sanlord, Seminole Pi,odel Plo. 60211 FAMILY DISTRICT TO C C Arthur H Harris DISTRICT. PROVIDING SEPARABILITY, CONFLICTS City 01 Sanford Plannin; arid Zcnrg Aoril. 1974 (Seat) TOGETHER WITH E56 One Mercury Hood - THE CHANGING Mocel No THE THE All parties in interest arid citizens ZONIPIG FROM By order of the Planning RMF2 FICTITIOUS WANE Notices hereby n.en that I assessment pIll now on file in the husband, and JOHN A BALDWIN, WARE. OSBORNE & HAMILTON Pobison and Chapin Arthur H BCckwth, Jr., on Tuesday. the 71st day of May. OF SANFORD, FLORIDA W T COX. Jr along the said right of way to the Water Retention Area, Altamnonje Sprin•, Florida, which Post Office Box 3116 By: Joy Stoke's thereafter as pOsSible. At the The Gurney BuiIdng PARCEL 301 . Genoral Partners Coast Line North $9 degrees 53' Ii" West 722.37 Lake ['five" (Except that pert for the land; Begin at the Northwest corner Easterly 70 feet of thC North of Molnar Street (State Road 740 North 03 degrees 36' Of' West SUBJECT TO: TAX EXECUTION recorded an Official Records Book 4311 and the East line Of Lot 16. feet; thence North O3degrees GROUP. INC. COUNTY; King Helle, Presdenl and MORTGAGE beg.nning" recor in Official RorOs BOOk lying *,thin 15 feet South of a cent line of construction on State' RoadS 916. t.e 970 n favot of JAMES P. Cranes Rot Offitt Park PAI'CEL $01 LOflQwOOd, Florida Eiecuor of ESTATE of LEROY 5, as follows Recordt Book 951, page ISOl In favor East. at a poInt 4934 feet North 00 CORPORATION, a Georgia Cor Onr t or from the Southwest corner of Said SEMINOLE COUNTY 5.434: S East MarvIn Avenue PARCEL $15 PARCEL NO. 110 FEE SIMPLE - (Al That part of SiC C.ro'ge Street Long* as recorded in Plat sock Retention Area, fheiie South Ca) A, thence Northerly along the line North of Survey Station Containing 170.771 square feet AND ALSO. ' curve concave to the Southerly and (SOUTH) STATION 150+6.4 thence from a tangent bearing of (B) That part of. 234 $9.SIf corner of the Northeast ASSOCIATION OF OPLANDO lying Easterly of the Westerly right AND LESS Station 73+33.95 thence North o lineof Stion 1, Township 21 South, Equation Station 73+ 59.54 Back, '. Section South 7$ degrees 07' 10" East, 76*3 Post thereof, thence run South 100 leet. thence South SSdegreet said curve, thence North $9 degrees way line of the eiistarg Seaboard beet, thence East SO feet. thence East, 77761 fet't to the South line 01 , President Ortanoo. Florida PARCEL. 97 * DESCRIPTIONS teen(e'jtrS9 oegreejQ4'30" East. RIGHT OF WAY cf IC a curve 7rthI 'crcave '" LESS .. Beginning on the North InC page II Said publiC records, at a (A) above and run South $9 degrees Northwest corner of the NE ',Said 7') 34 feet to the end of si1 through and under them, t0ethef 35" East, 17119) feet. thence North 4786 feet tO the 4 Of thf Center ¶ acre) mnoreorless, exclusiv'eof area n moed r'g'it ALSO (8) A triangular Cl f lard in bongwood as recorded TRUST COMPANY OWPi'ED BY. GEORGES C. ST. Seminole County, ifl Fiat Ruok wIy for State Road S £77. lintof right 01 waytor Stale SECURITY recorded flcg.n n tf, We%l lire of Section P AFKA, Cs PARCEL II) thn"ite Sourth degrees 04' 30" East, DESCRIPTIONS 4(4 line , feet. tnence Sovti'seasterty ci tr Pcn øt Pe'oituririg. lWeit) Door of the Seminole County Florida. ac lying Witiiifl 75 feet Cacti side of a Official " West of the South, Range 79 Esst. thence rn and feet to Survey Station 73.95 15 on DEA 31 _ s a demand in the Petition that the &EROY LOCKETI Hutb,rJ NOTICE OF SUIT LINDA MAY LOCKETT suati, one (1) dining Suite, one (II John E Polk, Sheqitf NOTICE OF ACTIOP" Of the SpECial assessment roll Montgomery Wards console tter, Seminole County. Florida, for h5 wilt Court on or before May ltut. 1971. 1974, otherwise a Judgment properties to be especially assessed relief demanded in the Petition hundred per cent (tOO per iSeall upon cent) of the cost of such ni Arthur H Beckwith, Jr one ReSolution, and Engineer, l300Soutys Orlando Drive. the amount fly S Linda M Harris assessed against the said property BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED AMLRICAN F.DERAL SAVINGS are tg be in a seated envelope. AI . 01.8 I+S Seminole County. Florida Deputy Clerk STENSTROM, DAVIS 6. McINTOSH Sanford. Florida 37771 6. 1) 3 1971 PubuSti ANII77, 29. May 6. I). 3971 DEA 119 residence Is unknown YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an Lot 12, Block "E", LAKE according to the Plat thereof original with the Clerk of this Court attorney fir, immpditely thereat ter otherwise, a Default will be entered AOainst you for the relief the confirmation øf the laid spCial Public Hearing will be held at the County, Florida under the fictitious 10, 1971, at 11.00 a m, before the Room, Second rloor of the Court annual installments, said deferred .n 'he City of Sanford, Florida. at PAR K. and that we intend to engaged in business at Sanford Ih Eighteenth award to Sutceitfut bidder will be ty Courthovit, North Park Avenue, oface all parties may Lopear before ELECTRICIANS AND CON ' l'ouW, Sanford, FIord, Tuesday eiqhl per er-nt IS tent) per i'nnder the ,idcçtuon of an or tocommenceone lIt year f0m date Artr H Beckwith Jr th Circuit Court, Sennohe County, DESCRIbED HEREINAFTER IN S Marlvn Ferguson ' : CONSIDER - heard at Slid hearing FLORIDA ADOPTION the City of 5arifor, FIoi'da OF the City of Altamonte Springs. Florida, thlt the Council will hold a public hearing to consider enact menl of Ordnance No 30071. en litt SPRINGS, City Clerk 8u!I PEA 112 _________________________ NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING CONSIDER THE ADOPTION OF AN ORDINANCE BY THE CITY NØti( it hereby given teat a By order of the City Cornmssion DINAPICE NO 72$ 73. AND AS Commission Room fl the City Hall H N Tamm. Jr City Clerk b'ublitti April 2,9 1971 PEA ISO 00 o'clOCk PM on May 13, 1,71, to PLEMEN TED, OF THE CITY OF Al TA MONT E S PR I NC S. consider the adoption of an or dinance by th City of Sanford. FLORIDA SAID ORDINANCE Florida. title of u.hCh sat fcflo*t BEING THE COMPREHENSIVE ORDANCE NO 1224 CHANGIbG AN ORDlNA4CE OF THE CiTY THE ZONING SANFORD, CLASSIFICATION OF CERTAIN OF FLORIDA DECEASED FAMILY DISTRICT TO C C NOTICE TOCREDITORS COMMERCIAL You and CICh of you are hereby plus good SECTION 2 OF ARTICLE t. GENERAL WHICH CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAI4ST SEPARABILITY, County. Florida under the fictitious \,,, sons desiring to examine the SIre All partie'. ifl nierest and citiZens l TY o shall have an opportunity to be OF AL TAMONTE DPUtb CICC Putc?sh April 5 IS 2. 79. 3971 FICTITIOUS NAME 1 9 A copy shall be available at the SAID SECTIOtI CONFLICTS WHICH ARE IN CONFLICT WITH Sad Ordinancewas placed on first dIms and demands whch yo or (ly Cn(il nIl cOnsider Sare for SECTION 7 OF ART IC LEVI o4fi To place your Cf the Ct9 Clerk for all p' Circuit Court of the Eighteenth the City Hall of Altamonte Springs, ShIll h1C an oortunity t Judicial Circuit. Seminole County. un Tuesday, the 71st day of May, hi.ard at Sad hear.ng By order 01 the City Conimssion 30 pm or cordance with the proviSionS of the Florida, Probate Division. in the 3971, at soon Statules. To Wit Section 565 09 with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, roll and on the sanie day of cth 09 FlorIda Statutes 1951. PROVISIONS OF CHAPTER 7)670, TRACTORS EXAMINING BOARD TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN PROBATE DIVISION CASE NO. PR4719 iSraii Arthur H flecknitti. Jr Plaintiffs will apply to the Court for PSnnday, P.'iy 3, (974. in the Board he Crcuat Court of Public Hearing will be held at the WITNESSmy hand and the seal of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR CITY OF ALT AMONTE SPRINGS. CII AU ORDIPIAPICE BY THI Cliv Of SANFORD. FLORIDA Notice thereby given that we ate engaged in buslns at Route I Box the provisions of th Ficttio OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, City Clerk property in Seminole Ccunty. AMENDMENT AMENDING THE be payable at the optu"n of follows property ownerS as tr PIEXING TO AND INCLUDING AMENDING CHAPTER 6. AR I tCt E III. SECT ION 637. OF THE __________________________ ''Sealeø (S.d for Compact Pickup Truck, open May 13, 1974" , _______ AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY Publish' April 29, 1974 E. NEWMAN & JON S ROSEN Seal Dr Fern Park. Seminole Courity. Florida under the fiCtitiot name of appear andbe heard with respect tO the Cityof Sanford, Publish: April 79. Mai 6. 33,70, 1y11 Florida, at 7 the proposed Ordinance. ThIs o'clock P M. on May 13. 1974, to DEA 150 Altamonte Springs, provements aganst the lots Irid te above Styled Court at the provements. basing Said special 29th Sptcificaticns may be obtained a' FlCvd,5, title of which 535 f,)II5' ORDINANCE NO 1223 Orlando, Florida 37501. on or before TRUCK P'bli5h' April 29, Mayo, 13. 20, 1974 DEA 199 and 16. PbIi Records 01 Seminole SERVICE County, Florida; has been tiled against you and you A copy Shall be available at the are required to serve a copy of your Ot'ice of tbc Cit', Clerk for all per erittendefenses, if any, to it On JON sons desiring to examine Die same you ONE (1) COMPACT PICKUP NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING t.ttd to register said fl4rT1 with TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION Clerk of the Circuit Court, Semnir.ie accordance with the provisions of your wrttt'n defenses, if any, tu the judgment will be entered against PetitiOn on WILLIAM H WACK, for the relief demanded in the law, Shall proceed tO mike and Atiorney for Petitioner. Suite 701. Petition prepare a special aSseSsment roll. 616 East Ser"oran Boulevard. WITNESS my hand and official PubliSh AprI 79, May 6. ), g, PEA 70% rNOTICE FOR BIDS as at theoffice of Arthur H p trial passage and Idoption after the vbl'C hearing, which will be held in consider the adoption of en or. A D 1971 A WHITE. his wile. and Pizza. Inc. dated February 77. 1971 sl'd Court on this 74th day of Aprl, 1971 in the City of Sanford. FIOFiOi, at vs made Ufl • front footage basis. se', miscellaneous lamps and fur that LEROY LOCKETT has tiled a That the Tax Asseswr of the City PubliSh AprIl 79 1974 DEA 111 NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARINC. totimeuntil final actions taken by dinance by the City 01 Sanfori IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. P4 AND TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION the City Council Florida, titleof which Sat fOils SEMINOLE COUNTY, OF A copy of the proposed ordinance AN OWDINAPIC E BY THE CITY LORIDA 5 posted at te City Hall, Altamonte OF SANFORD, FLOP IDA ORDINANCE NO. 1277 Notice is hereby giben thlt a Springs, Florida, and copies are on CASSELBERRV GARDENS. INC. upon suCh improvements especially agreement between you, your wife, canbnrd, Flia. 77771, and bilC the i ' Said Ordinance was placedon first readnq on April 73, 1971, and the FOR Newark. New Jersey respective properties acloining and County. Florida, as escrow agent DAVIS & McINTOSH. Attorneys for ASSIGNMEPIT recorded in ObfiClCI writing Cle,k'SOffjce, P 0 Drar Pl' 'k 7 Pn' i 01 the PubIc ORLANDO Seminole Courts, Publish: April 5. IS. 77. 79. 3974 DEA 76 prOvements, such special benefits Any and Ill sumS of money due you, required to Ser'Ie a copy of your above described real property tIE IT FURTHER RESOLVD SANFORD FLORIDA, OF Gertrude A Ward ThaI fh15 Ritolution Shall be AMENDING THE MINIMUM Publish t.prilfl, 79, MayO. 13. 1971 poblishedonceaweek bra periodcil LIVING REQUIRED AREA DEA 171 Py THE USE (7) weekS n The Sanford SPECIrIED IN concave tuve. thence South 19 degree's 14' porasion thy-sees. wiI.. ilI be especially Depnty Clerk W Scott GabrielSon St4s Florida Corporaliors and as SIJCPS ' angle of 01 aegre ss' a No 1, as r depoSited for thof part an Water Retentl*n Area. Court will make and enter SU(M 8(93! fttt th begnrl,rig 01 ii PARCEL NO. 12$ FEE SIMPLE curve Concave t the ficrlhrri'y arid RIGHT OF WAY central Containing O(J,000 square feel arsd the amOunt to b ecoided in PIt BOok iS' 23" East, (717,9') feet. ttie.0 dc-sci'.bad at follow's - . A T (PAL DITCH RIGHT ISOUTHI SURVEY STATION 95'03 53 (PART) iS That all reSolutiOns or parts of French Ave. Sanførd, SmlnOlt Wit Secti'ji $65 09 Florida Slalu'rS Ccn,'ity, Iti'.'j, An-i It-p Publ,th April 79. May 6 F) seai of the (TEA I?? i THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF Florida hereby given that I art tuttedtopo5sesic,fofthe property an and Diet I intend to regiSter dYanceoffinctjugmen,, theCourt name Wtth ttse Clerk of Itie Circut with (ix th time Within WhiCh and Court, Seminote County, Florida iri the Plorili 10 firt) Of 5Inlattdo PI,,ln'iff (i.cjrt'y F i)rdt. NOtir nd repeated BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED That thiS ResolutiOn shall be and ' ' LORIDA SOriS desiring t riarilifle the same All partieS in interest arid citizens shal have an opportunity to be P.SSED AND ADOPTED thuS of the City of Sanford, FlorIda M,6.YOR of the . - PubliSh April 79. 19'S PEA t NOTICE ISPIIREBY u;IVEN that • ad as within tour calendar months from rneetiig 'nterested DIrtieS may SectonI6S 09 Florida Statutes 1951 he time ot the first publication of appear andb,heard with respect to S Charles U Cross PubliSh Ap 1115,22.79. May 6. 1971 thiS notice Each claim or demand thC proposed ordinance This must be is i.rttig nd filed ri hearing maybecofl$ifluefrom,im NOTICE 5 hereby given that we the claimant and mutt be sworn to ,nbusintSSuflderthCfiClitiOUSI,rne 51 , Boulevard, Sanford. Airport Florida. Intends to registcr the said name with thC Clerk of the Circuit nte'st reu'ster Said naniewith the Clerk of tiC Circuit Court, Seminole Countt. Florida ifi ac 1971 Section 865 09 Florida Statutes Post Office (tox 1773 Publish Apd'l S. 77. 79. May 6 1971 DEA SQ Publish April 15, fl, 29. r A 77 Ptblsfl April 79. May 6 3974 PFA )$' Sanford, Scm.nole Count, 6. 1974 am One 'Comfort Pac Furnance Model No. CPEF iot an follows. c TP. tikr.os.n rj4'rs. 11.00 AM cn the 71st day of M.ay. Satisfy the termt of sac? 1','r St Petersburg, Florida, 33 that the special assessments to be property. (I) alt tangible personal Iron the Sthweit corner of Said Records Book 619. qe 61) (being Slaf ion 0+00 on said ditch matters property before the Court Section 31. said BOIrdOf County Cornci3Sioners point being on a 0$fiil Pececd Book 639. page 612 survey line), for the POINT OF that m'jl be determined before the curve lottie Souttit'rly and in favor Of C 0. PRATT, H 0 SeminCfe County, Florida BEGINNING, thence run Saith 00 efflryofanorui,roftakng Inr,tudng By W fth. Jr lSlv.ng a radius of 31459.16 feet. MAETZKER, JR. and VIRGINIA acgree's21'Ol" East lOOfest; thenc, Pie iurikllctlon of the Court, The PUblish APtiI 79. Mayo, ISiS North $9 degrees 40' 09" East, run dreclorsof HAMII,. TON PLYWOOD feet to the end of Said ditch survey whether Plaintiffs are properly - President Rrt4er,t Aqn in NOPE ifl favor at ROBERT S angle 401 uk'grpeO3' 39-' c The uriknOAfi 1u'sblrnS page 12, Public Records of Seminole of laid Lot 6. and the end at this the following item of new equipment Records of Road S of TilE ORLANDO BANK AND Ploflh000egmeei 45' s,rniraole Count', Florida, LESS lh ?'*NDWACi.)P, PAUSIC CEN TGAGE Courts'. Florida. LESS 947. page 910 and AGREEMENT East. at a pont 4954 teet North 00 deSCIi__ Vice Presirn' 3.4 Peachtree Street. NE Atlanta, Georgia tO 4acre) moreor 1.lS. exclusive South Half of II, Less Block "H" of lot I. Block I. C.tenrose Lea POHLFNc,. as Trusted's ''b n SUBJECT 10 believed to be nonresadents of the along tad curve through a central Provenentl fld Navigation Cc Sub cording to plat thereof as recorded thence North oy 16 degrees 01' WeSt 10" East, .4IO.95feet, thence5outlsCy County Sheriff's Department central angle of 01 degree 09' 53" a Line Railroad Company and lying feet East of the North diStance of 73)04 feet to the enal of Westerly of the Westerly right of I) 'East.. I'fee$, fhenceSouth fOftowS Begin on the West line of of 7001 ?hehigttestbidde,. for cash, tublect degrees SAVINGS r-a' re deaO survey line and said Stations being thet'e from a tar.tjtnt bearing of or Its.. right of way line of Seaboard line of State Road S 431. thence run Containing 631.3 square feet (0.116 North 39 4C' OS" East. fUfl OWNED BY' SUN PAC FOODS, Coastline Railroad; thence continue South 700 fees, thence run East 17S acrel, more or Ills .mfong S.6id cur.e through a central south 09 degrees 17' 45" WeSt 50 feet INC ii Florida Corporation feet. Ihence run NOrth 200 fees, OWNED BY JOHNNIE L SECTION 775302604; STATE ROAD descripttdn 01 717 ii feet to Inc end of said of beginning Being a part of Block? SHUBER T. hiS wife; PARCEL 52) at Seminole County. Florida By: Linda M Harris That it isthedeterminalionof this FOR SEMINOLE Mt. Clemens. Michigan COUNTY, bOdy ttt It lots ant; lands adioning FLOP IDA YOU ARE NOTIFIED thlt and contiguous, cc bounding and Petition for Dissolution of Marriage CIVIL ACTION NO. 71.6)1.5 dng arid abutting "n suea con thwest degrees3O Ii" West, aiongsaidline feet. thenceSouthl9degrees 3J''." survey line described as follows Longwood, Florida (cI wlthifl 15 feet South, Range 79 East, 01 Seminole red'orded ifi Plat Book 6, page , f 7)7.17 feel to the end of Said Easlerly 2395 feet of the Sautherly thence East (73 feet, thence South feet SOuth 00 degrees 31' 10" East curve concave to the Southerly arid berefl dei1.ribed. approved by the City Council of the 10 FREDERICK H PRIPlTlS City of Alfamonte Springs, Florida. C 0 AIINOLD STEPHENS South 33$leef and less: Begii'mingat having a radius (if 31,439.16 feet, l.ongwood, Florida particularly descrit*d Ret,1)Ondents ad1acent on the North (less the West westerly of said Survey line Eatt of and the under,ngned as Sheriff c lyingwithin IS feet North as and I, having levied upon Pettioner. and landt located at Sanford Avenue her re%iOenc in Casselberry, SANDRA E. DEESE 131. Section 77510,,, oescrlbed follows: eegin on the West line of S&tin and along said Curve through a central VED" (lesS the Easterly 100 feet Of degrees 07' 07" East, 636.5.) feet. delivered under previous writs 01 attichme'nf the above styled cases, Said thenceSouth l9degrees 35' it" East a StInce of 7Slfectto the Northeast Northerly a'u S feet Southerly of 619.36 feet tu the beginning of a Rordt of Seminole County. tht Port of Beginning. Long*oOd. Florida PARCEL $15 Florida, were degrees 17' 1$" West 3713) CASCIO, Cefendant and lo(ted ri feet tO 'hence Welt 60 feet more or ICSS to lying (a) within IS feet Easterly and te Northweit corner 01 tad Water the Southeast corner of said Block (0 feet Westerly of a ditch Survey Sam le County, Florida. more $emtnotetniinty, Florida, LESS the cenf. of U North 2Sfept to the right of way as recorded in Plat Book 3, page 51, 7' of state Road Plo 5434; thence East Public RCOrdS of Seminole County, PARCEL 115 ala That part of: Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole Co • Sanford. Fla. Arthur Pt, 8Ckwith,Jr, Clerk Daniel C Mcflamara t'bbth April 72, 29, My 6. 13. 1874 Writsf Execution •" (SaaII That the parties interested nsa i 5.antord, Florida, thiS 23t-d day Of Seminole County, Florida. 37 AprI. way of the AlIinhi corner of fl That Property Described as' Lots uoon recpt of proof of the 1. 5, 6 and 7, Block 1, Flora Heights pubtatn of thiS notice, the tic above 0e.cribed property claimed improvements as hereby EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. thC slid Court, this the 10th day Of register API ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF ALTA,,SONTE SPRINGS, The Sanford Herald is hereby by virtut of those Certlin Writs of Fictitious US 09, Florida Statute, will CC 7, General with theClerk of thr Circuit Court, the financing heriri buthoriled, Is sa H P4 Tamm. Jr NAME STATUTE later than the 7th day of May, 1971. and I. Public Records of Seminole ZONING ORDINANCE OF (29.600 XI. and the Sum ol money DEA 191 All parties in interest and citi:en me frillowing change arid amend County, Florida, and are Styled "C. Defendants ?rC sons desiring to examine the 51ne or recOnStruction, admnistration (Seal) By Linda M Harris A copy shall be available at Public Hearing will be held in the PubliSh t.pr.t 79. 3874 City Commission Room, City Hail, PEA 135 FLORIDA PROPOSED ORDINANCE East a distance of 190 feet; thence 'he State of Florida, of thC Fictatiouj Name NOTICE TO PUBLIC thence run North 23 degrees 53' 21" tqage hal been filed against West along said right of way !ine a ROBERT L. VIASI'IINGTOPI, an - FLORIDA. Florida 1957. s William H Beenrer Sr YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED NOTICE OF IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SANFORD. file with the CIer of the City and ASSOCIATES, and that I intend BY THE ADOPTION OF THE same may be ir,spected by the register Said namewith the Clerk of CENTRAL FLORIDA ADVISOPY a Florida limited partnership; Robert S. Green, hiCh 5 a fIi,j thC City Council. engaged in business at Pt Plo I Box SANFORD CITY CODE. SAID A copy of the proposeo ordinance 215A. Sanford, Seminole County, AMENDMENT AMENDING THI NOTICE OF SUIT feet atorcj West line parallel With the unmarried "ari ,arid SEMINOLE North boundary of thC PIE COUNTY, a politcat SUbdI,SOn 01 of the City Clerk of the City of property n Seminole County. Situate and tocated in Seminole ltd SUN FIRST NATIONAL BANK Of Single FlaintIt, annexedtothis Notice rot later thari the 11th day of May. 1974. and thi5 certan tax certificates hereirafier YOU APE NOTIFIED that an deScribed. conStituting a lien upon Said Plants arid Specifications and RiECE. Single; and UPIRECOR DESCRIPTIONS Section 3). Township 21 South. OF COUNTY. the proposed idinance This Begin at the Northeast Corner of STOCKTON. WHATLEY, DAVIN C. width from the inside of the curb NOTICE OF ACTION That at; Said lmprovementi %haII TO 0 ROBERT JOHNSON. bedoneinsfr;ctcompI;ancewitt Defendant MAN, JR., Detendanta SUBJECT T: INTEREST, If BONNIE RIHA. PHS wifi thereof upon the Plaintiff, Cl inCh (1") atphaltic Concrete surface INVESTMENT COMPANY, Vs dt5CtdPlfl COUNTY, FLORIDA. estimates of the cost of said im claiming an estate, right, title or FOR SEMINOLE interest nor lien upon the following FLORIDA - defenses to the .worn Complaint COURT, filed by the PIintlff, C. . All patties in interest and citiZens Containing 7371 square feet (0059 FYC. INC . a Delaware Corporation. OWNED BY' HERMAN C JEAN IN THE CIRC UIT abvttn urnn Such i.'tlprOv,mt'flts or Specially benefited thereby and and Plew North right 01 wj Ire f S'ate 5 434 aS dticr'tic'i n above Infi thC West line of said Lot l"°CEL 1)4 on Tuesday, the 21st day of May, Attorney for ac1 Ettate 1914. a? 6 30 p in • or as soon P 0 tto* (3M, PubIih April IS. r the SIb da Of February. A D 1911 and the 5th day of April. AD 1971 BUSINESS ADMtPII$TRATIOII FpraI BuJding you AP[ PICTIFIED th.tt SUt tOQuct Infiasbvt'n brouçjht in corner of Lot 7. Stock 3. thence degrees £3' west 1523 feet Ptat thereof recorded in Plat Book S. LATERAL DITCH RIGHT South tO the SE corner 0$ LO 1. existing West r'ght Of way line of p.je 51. Public Records of Seminole (SOUTH) STATION ISO. & 52 Uric Bu'Idng tJ 5 Attcrne, Ostrich hereinafter described IT IS HEPEI3Y OI4DLREO that Con?a.nng (67 squire fees, nore or less TGAClE UNIT€D.S11&TES OF r.oslder the adoption of an or PAPCEL terested PArCEL II) public hearing, which will beheld in CEO. A. SPEER, JR By' Linda M. Harris Jew, hit wife. r)efen th stat of the Circuit Court c' Orange County, rlorada.uppna final li'dgment rendered in the afores.d R'4nt Agent JckIonvitIe, Ftotid Romey C es is TY DESCRIPTIONS That part of PARCEL NO. 32) DRAINAGE "All met part of Tract No. 3, EASEMENT - PERPETUAL places of resoence are as set forth F CALIFORNIA Claiming to have any r,ght, title or That the entire cost of said rn COUNTY, FLORIDA. provements shall be 15St'ted CIVIL ACTION NO. 74-659.8 against all lots and lands adjoining In Fe: the Marriage of JANICE W SHUBERT PARCEL 3)2 I thereof SUN PAC FOODS, INC. 253 S. Oraruje Avenue Orlando, Florida Public Hearing will be held at tIie Commission Room in thC City Hall in the City of Sanford, Florida. at Blnck 7. thence West to tUe NW SectionS. TonUiip 71 Sout.a, Range corner Of Lot S. Blork 7. thence 10 East. being 9.50 feet Northerly O South to the SW corner of Lot I. lhcSouthwrst the NW a of t7b S Semoran Boultvrd Oct er-do. Fiorda PARCEL 111 Ordinance was placed on first c t a of the reading on April 23, 1971, and the Estate of City Council will consider same for ELIZABETH I ROBBINS, OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. 5: Muriel C Rcabbins New North right of way line II feet West of the POINT OF BEGIN NINC,; thencerun Easterly Ilfeet , PARCEL Ill Company, 31'aO" East 375 )3feef. thence South acre), more or less, M.a'tland, Florida SUPERIOR OIL COMPANY, formtr1y Shamrock Oil Company devisees, lcgtees, creditors, April, 1971, llenor%, successors and dIl other (Seal) parties claiming by, through, under Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr or against Albert Wagner or Rachel by the claimant, hiS agent, or hit NOTICE OF A i'UBLIC HEAi, William Whitt. Pretent 11) Red Bay DrIve LEROY PUMA resident thence Southwesterly along a throu;, under or against said DANIEL ROGERS and MARY LEE ROGERS, his wife, or either of lineal feet. The curbng it to be cording toplat therof S recorded n REALTY; and DOM BOETTO 08. Reco'th Book 770. page 37$ held by AND FOR ORANGE Pta? Book 1. page 53, of tPie Public A SADDLE UP STORE FLORIDA FEDERAL NA) IONAL MOP RoadS 13.1 es located OSMER S DEMING COUNTY tadcurve. thence North Stdecrres COUNTY Easterly 739$ fee' of the Southerly West line l Lot 1, Block 1 of Florida, LESS that and t CONFLICTS AND EFFECTIVE April 73rd. 19'4 Roberta J. Brackett Al Executrix A copy shall be available at t'e central angle of 01 oegrees 09' 53". thence South 5$ degrees 16' 10" East SANK S.lJli The SW 'of the SE i4 of Sedan RIGHT OF WAY That part of 31, Townshp 70 South, Range 30 described as follows. FLORIDA, SAID AMENDMENT writing and must State the Place of By (lrn'p F Daniels CHANGING THE ZONING residence and post office address of P,jblith April fl. 2'. MayO. 1). 1971 trustees, spouses, creditors, lienors, thC Court at Sanford, SerT,inole Sanford Avenue from its in Reu,ords Book 9.4, page 317 in favor CUrVe Concave to the Northerly and 119.3Sfeet. thence North $9 degrees DEA I7 rttCorded in Official Records Book S431; f area in road right ot way. Court either before service on Ptitionr' attorney or am Springs, Florida, which said plans, or his attorney, or it will become Creditors, trusteei, or Other Altarnonte Springs, Florida, deems t' ' FRANK A. HEDLEY i2 $anta, Springs Ori',e NOTICE OF SUIT BEING THE COMPREHENSIVE calendar months from the date of County, Florida, thiS 16th day of ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE the first publication of thu notice April, 1971 TO I L INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT, according to law COIJNCIt Of THE CITY OF Suite 711 C"i I IL'rj 3?? A L I A M 0 Pd I I S Ii l U 0 S , City Clerk a Florida Corporation, and ?benceSouths9degrefsol' 30" East, degrees 1' 10' East £3102 feet, 122 Sanlan Springs M'is'ti. Florida PARCEL 1)1 ' , QUIET TITLE SUIT Forest City, Fløqid, PSI. on or before the 16th day of May. 1911, and if dead their unknown heirS. Petition Ihe North right of way line of Records Book SM, page 460 and RIGHT OF WAY FLORIDA feet. thence South l degrees 31' 30" 1(1 70 feet thence South $9 degrees 11.139 !6 feet. thence along said UNRECORDED LEASE held by curve ttarouch a central angle of I East, 437 $6 feet to the end of the 10" East 171 70 feet; thence CASE PlO. 735219 degree 09' 53" a distance of 733 SUPER lOP OIL COMPANY, a WAT ER P ENTENTIOPI AREA center line of Construction being North $6 degrees 70' 20" East 3WSS THE ORLANDO NATIONAL B?.tdK (SOUTH) b'kirig ft to tn, end a' Said curve; merKe California COrporation, formerly RIGHT STATION herein described feet; Thence North 56' 3' SU" East WEST, a national Ormond Beach, Florida PARCEL 12$ and GOLF COURSE' under which it and estimates on file with the City addressof theclaimant and muSt be SPouses, heirs, devisees, logatees, NOw, THEREFORE, BE IT Attorney for Eaecutrlx ________________________ thence Petition for th. Idoption of the OF ALTAMOP4TE SPRINGS. deceased, are hereby nOtified TERRITORY FROM CC COM COMMERCIAL' (RESTRICTED corner of sad Sectian 36 (Southweit center line of constrution being of UNITED STATES OF AMER 1CM, along said curve through a central of said ditCh survey lane, said Point heard at slid hearing, SMALL corner of laid Sect.uri 31). thence herein described AD BUSINESS angieOfQldeQr,e503')9"adistj1lri(e of Beginning boing at Station order of the City Commits,on Containing 1371 square feet con!ictue atorag sa.d curve though (0 32) MINISTRA liON, and JUDGMENT of 212.17 :ees to the enø of Slid 26647116 on Said State Road S £27. of the City of ,.anford, Florida JOHT4 W. FOY the e5tae of publication of this nOtice, the tic Wagner, his wife, C. D. Tew and dafault may be entered against you FLORIDA, PARCEL 12$ " Forest City, Florida PARCEL 110 LOREPIA .1. DEMIP4G SANFORD. wife, must be in writing and must stat, iI either of them or both of them hereby approved by th City Co-ricH and constitute the plan3. specifications and estimates of cost ORDINANCE No. t377 South. Range 30 Eatl at a pont HARVEY COULTER PARCEL itO the City to Sanfo4'o, 711 Pressvuw Avenue Road at Station All creditors of - meeting interested parties may Publish AprIl 29, May 6, 19'4 131, Section 71550. said center tine f,($w degrees 30' II" West. along sad line the NW curve. thence North $9 deglees and LUCILLE E. JEAN. A feet to the Eat' lifiC of Section 36. WINTER PARK FEDERAL , 31, Township 20 South, Range 30 30 East. being 9,50 feet Northerly of WEEN 77TH (FLOP 1DM STREET curve through a central angle 01 00 central angle of 01 degree 09' 55" a or less Longwood, Florida undersigned, pursuant to the "fl1i'jcsj Name Statute." Chapter 84509. Florida Statute, will rCgi%ler with theClerk of the Circuit Court, ri deceased and for Seminole County, Florida. ______________________________ thence South$9 degrees 04' 30" East, North $9 degrees 31' 56" East EML K,,4SCH Harvey Ceulter, Fcreit City. Florida PARCEL 110 width from the inside of the curb; all 01 6AID('ITY, SAID ORDINANCE HI N, A ZONi?, IL API 'il Iltiti 5 N'r? Plcrtrrast,'rF LEROY B PElTER, Lon9*ooi. F1Ofidl PARCEL 105 CommiSSion Room iri the City Hall (SOUTH) STATION 130 '61.$7 (PART) TP? part of: card S 431. PROBATE DIVISION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by PROBATE NO. the City of Altamonte Spfings, In e: Ertat. Oi Florida, that the CouncI will hold a ELIZABETH I P0381115, Pvblc hearing to consider enact deems it advis,eble to aveano curb DOnatd H. Hartley, deceased, are dead, their respective unknown devisees. Ieqatees, creditors, serve a Copy AND of your written AMENDED SUP against said estat, in the office 01 lienors. That the parties interested in sad eisors and all other defenses, if any, on HARVEY PLEMEPITED, OF THE CITY OF Clerk of Circuit Court of Seminole busneis enterprise are as follows NO 115 DRAINAGE 700o'chock P M. on May 13, 1911,10 Fo',t Cf Bcgnnng ct center line of PARCEL 116 ABUTTING PROPERTY OWNERS TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. and P0MEV C TEW, his wife. if that the above named Petitioner, titled deceased. TO: THOMAS WILLIAMS and heirs, devisees, legatees, grantee's, Legal Notice ________________________ IN THE Ci,Ctj(T COURT OF THE NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. NAME STATUTE ADOPTIOIIJ OF CUlT OF FLORIDA ltd AND FOR TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN CONSIDER Transportation inance by right of way for State Roads 5177 Legal Notice NOTICE OF PUBLICHEARIPIGTO IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF inch (6") limerock base with a one within four calendar monthS from M. WILLIAMS, his wife, or either o, inch (I") b5pPi1lti concrete surface the date of the first publication of them, and DANIEL ROGERS and Pta? Book 3, page 6. public recorus West WilOmere as recorded in Plat OF ?Pence run South 59 degrees 31' 56.' COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL NO. 74•S$SD THE ASSESSMENT OF THE COST In me: Estate of OF SANFORD, FLORIDA Notice is hereby given that a West, along the West line of sad along sad Curve through a central GI NIA V HA P V EL I CITYOF ALTAMOp4'J SPRINGS. FLORIDA General Counsel lIneal feet. The curbing is to be Seminole County, FlQridi, in the through, under or against %a;d Orlando, Florida V IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIt.iHTEENTH JUDICIAL CI CUlT, ltd AND FOR SEMINOLE Plaintiff. Trustee for Kavanau Peal Estate ROBERT CARL DUNCAN b' Trust. NOTICE OF SUIT THOMAS WILLIAMS. ET UX. T Pldintiff. TO. ROBERT WILLIAM AL SPELL, SR ALBERT WAGNER and RACHEL Defendants Address Unknown TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION H 0. MAETZKER. JR of 21317 feet to the end Of Slid (rC. thence South 59 degrees t6' jalloiJ the North rightot way line of may have against saia estate in the Creditors, trustees, or Other RACHEL I WAGNER, his wife. RIGHT OF WAY That part of: Lots I. I and S of .1 A Bistline's Beg.n on thi Northerly extension The Sanford Herald Monday, AprO 29, 1974-SB _________________ Legal Notice lUTE RSECT ION WITH FIRST IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STREET NORTH TO THE NORTH EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. RIGHT OFWAY LINE OF MER. CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR CURY COURT. A DISTANCE OF SEMINOLE COUNTY APPROXIMATELY 1,500 LINEAL PROBATE DIVISION Attorneys for Plaint,, South. Rjng 29 East. 1150 being the curve concave to thC Southerly and 131. Southwest comer of Section 31, r..eving a radius of 11,439 16 feet. lyIng within 13 feet North of the ther..e from a tangent bc&ring of survey lane for State Road S 43.1. Towntho 70 South, Range 30 East; PARCEL ill Legal Notice _______ ___________________ EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN API CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY COUNTY, FLORIDA FLORIDA C'RCUIT CIVIL NO. 71.S7 CIVIL ACTION NO. 74.572 DIVISION D Division B FLORIDA, PROVIDlP1 FOR THE recorded n Official Records Book PARK CORPORATION. a Florida 91$, page 1111 in fi of WINTER Corporation.; and UNRECORDED COUNTY Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Publish April 29, Mayo, 1971 IMPROVEMENT OF A PORTION DEA 191 ItO E. Commercial Strut Sanford, Florida 37771 end TO: MORTGAGE SUBJECT all an SectIon 31, To*nship20 South. lineotconstruction on State Road Range 30 East. in S.emnote County, 431. Section 77330, described SEMINOLE COUNTY Seminole County, FIorid.s WARD CHANDLER and GLAD'P £ TRUST COMPANY MARY HELEN KAFKA 921 5Ih aoui,',aro W T. CDX, JR PIt B.ciA I. page 16. PubliC Records IA) That par? ot AI'amon, springs, FlorIda A RESOLUTIOP OF THE CITY ATTEST. COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF Phyllis Jnrclapil AL T A MO P1 T E S P P I N C 5, City Clerk County Aiforney end of ,id ditch survey line. LegaT Notice I RESOLUTION PlO. 14 Howard R. Marsee recorded an Official Records (took acre) more or less, exclusive of area (0 $18 acre), more or Iei. Orlando, Florida alleged to be lntere5ted: - Lj1Notice ________________ Begin at the intersection of th* lying within 73 feet eacn Side of a Court, on the 72nd day of April, North $9 decrees Al l East. 757.30 feet. thence South I9degreeS 37' 30" East line of Pres.vew Avenu and ditch survey line described as (Seal) OWNED BY: EMIL KIRSCH. East. 47 so teet to the end of tPe Arthur H. Bickwith, Jr. the Norm right of way line of State IoIIovs Commenceat apoint 4944 SngIe. Subiect to Power of Attorney center line ot contructlon being goad S £31 as now Iai out, thence feet South 00 dvgrees Ii' 0.1" East of Clerk of the above held by HARVEY COULTER styled Court run North 33 feet along said East the Southeast corner of Lot 37. The p'rein 1escribed. SUBJECT TO: IMPROVEMENT ay: Joy Stokes Containing 535 square fees (0.012 IinOf Pressview Avenue (West line Moorings, according to ph) OWNED BY: HERMAN C. JEAN atonga straight line to a point on the Public Records of Seminole County. and LUCILE JEAN. A K.A North ri3ht of way of Sati Road S Florida; thence run North $9 £31, said point being 20 feet East of degrees 31' 3.0" East a distance of LUCILLE E. JEAN, his wife SUBJECT TO LEASE recorded thC point of beginning, thence run 1051.71 feet for the POINT OF n Official Records Book $5.1. page Southwest along laid Northerly BEGINNING, thence run South 00 _________ ____ Legal Notice Ccitanng I) sqe,t, nOU or Ills. WAYNE H L. ROHLFING, as Truijee East Marvin Aven Long*0C4. FIø,ja PARCEL 1I C. S Stepeaens. Jr. $31 - Legal Notice - Legal Notice Book $53, page 653 n favor of the inicreit or claim as tgageas. judgment creditors or CITY OF LONGWOOD lstnh*IdrS 04, t.pofl or againtt the SECTION 77510 7404. STATE ROAD parcels of land descrbed below in 5.431; SEMINOLE COUNTY Seminole County. Florida Defndant. NOTIC OF HEARING Legal Notice _________________ _________________ _________________ ________________ _________________ _______ _______ successors in interest. trustees r any other Partin liming by, thrm1t açairt' any arid all of the abo'v ' ,'ared corporations. wheth:r existing or d tSolvtd GEORr,ES C ST. LAURENT. Truttee O E. Marvin Street LongvwooO, F?oridO SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO 73170.0 --__________________ ______________________ Legal Notice torne'y, or the same "hall be vo.d A copy of the propo ordinance Springs, Florida, and copies are on J Thomas Gtjcne',. Jr cutor Cf 5310 estate ii Pd Timm. Jr City Clerk Publish April 79, 1971 DEA 1$) or Notice s hereby given P6t I Genevueure Dr. Altamonte Springs u.,tJl( WEST. end that I ntpsd to reg.ster DATED thi5 74th day of April, sad name With the Clerk 01 th A 0 1971 Circuit Court, Semnole County of the City of Publish April 79. 1974 PEA tEl U S'atutes, To Wt S'cn t Publis.ti At'tl 73. Yiy 6 i A 178 ,'; MISS �=4; _____ ------.--..i - -. .---.-- 68-The Sanford Herald Monday, April 29.1974 ihe '3 Classified Ads Will Find A New Home For Even For You! Evervthina Want Ads Are "Buverfindørs"Cc,II -- -- 1 tt.ru t's 40c a line 6 thru 2$ times 30c a line 11 26 times 23c a line BATON LESSONS Taught by Jene nstructions ($200 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum 1) Travel Agencies PLYtNG CARPET OJRS. 1E Airlon ?itkCt$. Cruse ano bun if official natet 303 Semc'van Blvd (Hwy 4)6) $31 In) Thanks 7-In Memonam 3-Cemetarues ---- 4-PerSonals 18 S-Lost and Found a-Eating Places 9 -Good Things to Eat 10-Do It Yourself li-Instructions li-Ca mping- Resorts 1$-Action Spoits 21----.Situatior1s Wanted Financial Opportunities 2$-Loans 26-Insurance 29-P'oms 1or Rent 30-Apartments Rent Un, urnished 30 I RIDAY i,aca tar ,ir chitectural office. precous perience preferred, hours S to S. benefits Salary con' '-nsurate with experience n'erested, call 37i 6165 for ap __________________________ - al-Lots and Acreage :. IS-Resort Properly For Sale * Un SO-MiscelLaneous -- Shag Carpet RangeRefrigerator * Dishwasher•Disposal * Clothes Washer•Dryer - 3? * Recreational * Heated * 12 rent .tti oPtion to t)u. bdrm tilock. c'OSC fl Building Pool Bedroom - - 13 Houses - - Rent - - Furnished - - - -- - FROM sI's II. •' AIRPORT BL.LI SANFORD. FLA iT) 7*7(1 - ne'ter ttn nt'. Pa!ai.e (,ti'd bear S'rv cc contract provided Tirree bedroom. lz bath. paneled living and dining room Utility room off carport. shaulcw well Close to 134 md Il 9? Call Joifi Carter, Ato at f] 322 781-i -- -- Frrished one bedroom .'x (CptiOfliIly clean home IllS nio Year'S least -- LONGW000 HILLS i-ford, 2 barm unfurnihcd ' finanCial statements. anidsoforth Excellent pay and fringe beneffs Loca'ld in Sanford, Fla Cll Coi-itentiental Central Florida Inc 377 6151 tct'en eQuipped, ;t floor. 5140 r'iØ Security deposit 571 1Q67 MI 1791 _____________________________ CORBEIT REAL ESTATE REALTOR DeBiry MINI RANCH o North of LenOwood .n area of FathionaLle homes Zoned for Conyenieflt tO 4)4 or Lake Mary 131yd LOvely 6 acre tract Priced at 517.000 For the- facts. call Dl: Pov.lcr. AsSoc $30 SSCO --- two bedrooms. 1 cith, wail to wall OELTONA AVAILABLE NOW carpeting, drapes, central 7-cit CHOICE OF 1 BEDROOM OR 7 and air FU1' eQuipped with di%h WOSher Call Mrs Rutherford i73 + ____________ ___________________ Lovely SPaciouS apar,mentt for rent. Call after S p n-i. 321 125-4 3 Ii p m+ t-.y KidS looking for an extni dollar' Ask Mom and to lt you haie a classifed ad ga'age SIC ___________________________ FRANKLIN ARMS APIS ',etder or (lectric-an--Salary con?-imCnSurêt, vvilh abli, Ill 5-131 1 & 2 Bdrm. ApIs Central rica? & ar. pool Adijl't 1)70 FIOtiOi Ave. 377 66SC GENEVA GARDEN APARTMEPITS 1505W 25th St VA•$25,300 - MOSSIE BATEMAN E BE DROOMS ATTRACTIVE REASONABLE, 571 1040+ ______ - ..i'i-i,itiIi' r()lp, b5 e-vCrytPinq ..iOkI, tat* AdjIt No f- r? !r. Penters ONLY 3 -- - -------- Roberts & Gilrnan Realtors l,c'nqwocid 7 bedroom, central a r, fenced pratr lot 5160 a month plus depott $87 1174 -- Beautiful mobile home & lot C' Johns Pool, marina, park. boa! REAL BARGAIN ________ Aln'oSt NT ) btdrom. 1, blitt. Pomp Plo nuaIInn Atti,,-,. tJt ocr?gaoe & pay eQu'j tOnthIy p_tn-rt5 S54 6) Mobile Home Lots 1- orKeni _ - u Adult Park -- -- - ________ __________ - -______ _____ - _______ - . , --- ---- - .. j _______ Payton - C C ____ir C ii v, li IMJ OPEN HOUSE. Sunday I to 4. two r('w)bedroom,7battu, centnil at, 7106 and 7110 Magnulia tfluth 579.930 TermS THREE BEDROOM. I batir+ paneled living and dninQ noons breakfast bar. kifChmn. Sha) carpeting, fireplace. bea" ceiling, screened porch. fpnCed 176900 ISTASLISHED NEiGHBORHOOD Clean, well cared for 7 bdroor. I bOth, family room, fenced mci cottage in back 520.300 immaculate concete bock, 2 bedroom. I bath, family room, x,tcPuen equipped, urit a-n lrr,cecj. stuaoe fruit trpt% n-cr ,mrea 519 SC) F .r tIlt-nt 'i- no's +- - Need 1854 i.mret'd ti,' I, ' -ri 1 bedroom Stand kit,7iC't*. central ar and treat This Spanish beauty 5 only 2 yearS otd. and an et ceptional buy Only 523.000. REALTY REALTOR -- -.'. I House? your eligibility to purchase a new ) 572.000 bargain Lco%!NJ ,,l till flaywood Drive 3 bedrooms carpets, large fenced yard, citrus trees Owner it tranSferred, q'ti.jSt sell Pr'1l1.s C.tpponi. PEAt. TOP f-i ss ic I CLIFF JORDAN iii 1227 37) Farmer's Home t - ANYoNE i4LR THAN L 01 AVPIL 25. Ifli Pr7reL Sanders a 6 #ii b7j,5.t ork Ot'-s,rt's ' '0 (lox 726. Oe(o'i. 668 I Itidy ' p Os 37] f't;1ilihr'I F.vt'ry SlltnLa% I" 7o1 CP.tld CarE -Ti 1 tiAfti tarttd, c,, SlSpt: f"Quth KuIp Remit, 17 7)3 ' .'' Housework - Wanted - Sn 7851 r,ra. I tAocn'. 3 bAth, I yr 0-IC' 7 ($' g4fögt, 54'll (tCa't i tog' rgqni, $765 rnu I S4 Tlit' Ifrralcl - - - 6 At I r,ur-'. , ,.. tSr, *', I)i ,;', r,r, - . PLACE HOMES NORTH DeLanci lot 177', • 140+ *th two tnamlers. both ret-led, Zo'ccl C I 51 650 m' 1193, ' ,, ¶ jf dir, Ira Pit itt uk,' l'ul'tlr-yn [',l,'i 6347770 (it' bedroom trailer Very Make- Oftel 40-i Willow 'unford Phone 372 lIe? , ' - - - - C,alral Seax, Pa,,d R•adt Ui'dtIirnd Ul,lit,ii Civbli.us. Po.l Fish.'9 Dock T,quii C•vr? At, 6ral Raiiup %trit Litits . - ' - biletrome 4. property 3 bedroii", 'i ba'iS, central 111.61 & ,i r '500 121 1901 ., For I _______________ -_-_- Lo'sand Acreage MISCIIaI%ti,.. 'U ' -' II c ,t- rq-r - -- * I - - . - Singer *' It rr II1C. it FAiRIANKS AVUNUE I )lSi 645 I tull 1)4 a')t , . _________________________ lIllY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR r , I i' i'-- mi , .L4 171 1727 -- 52 AppIuanc - - 59 . - 831.4039 I - - - TV Radio Stereo ) OPEN SATURDAYS or Sten strom LIST YOUR HOME IN PARKP,DGE PIUNORLOS OF CUSTOMERS have asked for 3 bedroomS, 7 baths, Flpeda room pluS central Climate control for 121,500 People! WeveCot it' And, It's nice' Call REALTOR Associate At Anfar After hours phone 332 6121 CITY HERE'S YOUR CHANCE fora)bedreon' I'bthpoancr big lot with hest, it, carpeting a nice place for 529.850 Cal' REALTOR Ajsociafe Bet?, f-lomm A4?er hours phone 37: I Air MLS 1771 Home Improvements _____________________ - , -. '- - ,... - C i- - Sanford Flu- Or-c Conpan, 7577 P,mrk Cr.r 321 146? 'of I.. - - --+ C' -, t- Oct wolf tiC;) cii ,"atrs l) ni)I't _______________ ii. ¼ 40011 IONS. BLOCK OPt c & Concrete i',' 't 1440141 3?) I • 51 Sanfords Sales Leader" Your Multiple Listing Agency RUALTeRS 4! I rz 2SoSPa!j~L ' t I" . l 9dgC&viMe ii'' i4 Down Ni I lc,4 nj ( - s's Pl,-Low Down Low Closing Cot - .'. All (wi(k, central heat & iir, car pete-a I bedroom Ii, on 7 bath P'emr Model open 16 pm $15 V,llecitii Ct North AUSTIN Di VELOPMEPIT CORP Pt' 371 7010 nit 5676)00 [0,11 127 '. ii .1 t-',+ " - Irrigation II Junk Cars ii Abandoned ,, •,,, .',,wt- , - '-. hi tO ?cts H'"l 171 Close to Everything.., ' ' - Carpet Cleaning ______________________________________ P.' coy'.5 ' , ''I ,' (,mnr J1f1'li' ic ',ir,'(t' rot' U ',t o'-" PriCe- nclumlrt ,mll'' ' 1)1 (7I3I _______________________________ Ii,iSun-t"j ',ti-c'I- i- duP pe%rr '"'is t'r , -, - = CONSTRUC-T1ON k-c, 711 W. 25th Sanford, FIa. - ' . - - Call for Appointment 322.3103 ''' - . ' , _________ _________________________________ M+ UNSWORTH REALTY . '' . C a I c ii" c-i 'iii Ire-i' 1sf 322 7 6' ' ,,, (if, ',,i ,,tsIS T n,! I t For CAPE i "s. N otessOniI1Y niaiiitaifled ,mll RALPH. ¶1,11 l[,il ( [PtiP,'ll. kiln dealer 10% & S ,n,d_iv.7! P ',t)?l SLPl i-i, , i, ' ' ' + .5 o'OA Don I throw awa u5e-4 C. 'ems Sell thCfli quickly w H,rild ,Scant Ad by calling 12; i'+I , j' ,' I? in ii','' j I, r .0 i i' ' ' ' '- I SEPIKARIP-i GLASS & PAIN 1(0 ?10M,gnlI4 Ave 177 1-672 - 0'i,tst'e'l ,itls set,, the buying alit II 44 (1 ,i ,'r, ti 10 i I 5C I I yrydi,i y q,',itl .Ini? ui'i them i ,ll n I,, icI I c-n Ill 1.41 m 'From $)O,o a t & Bedroom Apts. Masonry Construction • Central Heat $5 54CC Plc 3?) 1211 il(' PI,r)rU'i,ini' Jr 5'' (a 1 ,2 41, dIsc -' - - - ainting + 3 I'mI IL ('0 V( UP Pl5lNTiPl. P4i) Ph 373 $519 or 37) ut lpo trnill 5719 after 6 . . - - Equipped • Shag Carpehn 5 call 371 7101 Chrirolet ' tOn. V S A'r & c-owen FuliyeQuippd,$5O take over low mo. payments 13ru -- Pets and Supplies os lure- - - - )QlOMagnolia As?, Sanforci 1971 Pcntcac Catalina t+500,fake over payrrern", 17) P75 82 I-org P-cl 6 (,l , nge-r, lInt. Cal' Bracilfl 833) ____________________________ _______________________ 72 Ford P rHo Runabout, red .ttblack interco,, I Cyl. automaln ride-, heater ana air Peal Sharp and low mileage 57295 Call D'- r 0 at 377 165) or 611 5014 Dealer __________________________ 1973 Dodge 0100 P0. up. lOw ni ilaqe 8 cyl . standard Call Florda State Batik. Ralph Pe:Id cr Fred Davis 332161) __________________________________ bred Siamese Sealnt 32? t011 between 3 & 9 Itt'CS pr -- " AIIP MYE Save fuel Save 50% on selected parts . . . with our Spring-Into•Savings Specials! ENGINE TUNEIIP PARTS SPECIAL t,, i i °°" "' ( I 8$ III so OS ) 4 l Ii F 0.4.. '1,-i-.' A.*,. . i,' 4. •i - -i, , ii ' V. __'__TJTT 0.. f., C OFFER EXPIRES JUNE 0. 1914 ' '•G' O'•' 1.i" A',)' ft't C '_., ' 1I I%C16I4I 'ML4' j ir;IlIInusl it hit hit •;;li. I. fl*1i 1.1 till 1,il. Nilits, 4 kssd.vo. P.sti ted hssi *v Otk.s sit $11 liti SIt)' Mx'c'm-,fotf"i' m S..-j;.i'. il-i' Pr III 5$ EviL ItVt PC' S,'t1 $73.00 fiSH 537 55 lit 514t'I' hit vAiiOAbON ASIA , ( ' Ma'.i.cfu:tvi,i i Stiggeti' I tot Pci, 5,3 If 1053.1 j,j Il Pith %i it :. IsIsi , ts.i Spun P. ,, VAlIDAtION ASIA PARTS SPECIAL ntt:uu'ro'- I',tIe u7116 -1-_-;s ;;'I itl (SFtir - x' fIt •,,s gxJ 1,41 I ii $ci, • li_n. d;Ott ,c Iil,:l,i.l i'I'.tfj k..,. ,5fr,I, 5 5, 5 51, i,i;i, ',,i • DISC BRAKE 5( .1' siifl -. C . ii- ...... sp • EACH 1 37I 6137 300 N. FRENCH AVE 323•665 0,-.'' -. i - '. 5 L ,.-.. -' . • 5. ½ ' ' ' ,' • •' - - '" - ,1 - .. 2*42 __ it-i j '. 4' m.' • -,_____-_ •• A,'K, i.-t (,-i •,,.I ,. 5.,j... ''.--+,. '' . ( _ A.ak.o 1w, i' )ilt OFFER EXPIRES JUNE 30, 1314 ,. - ..• i - :. :. t -. ' . -5.i'' •i • - -t - '.''' OFFER EXPIRES JUNE 30. 1914 OFFER APPLIES TO FORD MOTOR COMPANYPA'S1NGERCARS JACK PROSSER FORD CO. PH. 322261) ww ..Cl-'-.+(' '..'s ..-"5A 1;.AA,i AiR & OIL FILTER PARTS SPECIAL Ibr a-it1urb rra1b • 2$ 3786 S. ORLANDO DR. (HWY. 17-92) SANFORD PH. 322.1480 Pets Cersidered .. ,: - -.•1-'"-: -. '5, '' - 3?* fl1fR EXPIRES JUNE 5ft04, ; a. •jI•i - • r .rtt - '4 '4 26 '-3 ' CAN BE (Lii WITH SCISSORS IDEAL FOR ROOFING or INSULATING SUPPLY ('0 2nd $( NON-RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPIFGIIN WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS till tpe5 ,tnd vile', We' (opt r mud ser, 'cm' ,Tl P41+ MACHI NE & '' SHOCK ABSORBER SPECIAL-FOUR SHOCKS - hotk-J Ita N,t,,ii*?l S'ii Lb-Sib,,, * I ibii 111 ).( c-,t.,4ut 4,, I-Fir ii CI Ii. .45 7.0-1 S -it I IjI ,''istlit IuC Uct ittIt,' k':' .; I, 1:;ii i'S 2442 5*' 31 It,-' 9.10 o'-r. cc (.tli-s• .4,h Mafiu#Ottv'CrI Svggetted I it Po* 5113' Atoiio.Ietlto,vi Sugge,trct liii Lv ' k it I Oilfikn P.,t ipettil , 95 5k5 Ibug,5er Spit Ii I 5',;t, 125 ID tibet i'd 5 Q,,i ,t 0 I let:. 516 20 tj Sp-*t-sl hi-i, l.a %,iuil Pi4, 544 3 VAlIDATiON ASIA VAItOAIIOPI ASIA O, °., P4,' IDEAL LINING MATERIAL (They Just Fit Betweell Studdinosal'ld Rafters) -, • Kitchens 't -', (+t '' -. • ' USED OFFSET PRINTING PLATES 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES 5C - -._ A%VE - ALUMINUM SHEETS - a 6 Mont hi Lease 'Adults 'olkSwaQefl Bug, '61 Restore-ct new pant iob. malor engine Ocrerflajl AM radio. 5900 Ph. Sunday & e-Cfling$ 90.4 313 5131 _____________________________ 'o-oOLOS C'J'TLASS Ccunier. camper tOP extras 0.000 miles. 53,700. After S 8. Air • Pool & Clubhouse • Loundr y Facilities t.z F4lcon Waqon.dcyI auto good running & clean, 1300 After 3222736 1571 ; 1.t I ,'LLL ti If. 1111,'. and IarQ*r. pumps. '(.4.0 1,0 0,0 -c - 27 lii 'I '' - - - - 1$ FOR 1971 Volkswagen. Super Beetle. Marine dluc With black inter,or, I SpCed. rad,o, heater. guaranteed for 30 cay's or 1.000 roles. 100 oct lC0upon muit bc prcscntrd with 5,'r'.iC, Order tt5i', 5K%' - - Aye. 3737960 -.......... trailer, 51150 323 5%iI -- - - I PINt-V WOODS IIAKPI WeU Drilling - ' -- ' : :tLI:ouI'-'-. We-buy furniture- and misc Sell for - 2-.'.•', FAINT I?4(, ,uiudpip-c'r bard in; ;,( C ii US i i's,aenl mi, ' ' lnade%t'I,u,i, qoaranterl floiIt'n,iIS ,llid work ,t,,ItiShip F ncr cc-n .Itil .Øn Ofid es?fTI tng bit 1)37 ' - c-oupncer' 1rep7- A,, Boats 8. Marine IS' Larson, 90 HP Evmnrtjcje. tp - 3967 Mustang, 3 speed, 6 Cyl Ci celtent cinditon Only 575.) Ii?) cord - POtSOP4MARINt 2927 iIy,y $7 92 322 5961 Free Cc,n',ignnuleflt 24 pct p OtIS Aut,,,u Saturday at p in , S,uoturd 37? 7270 _____________________________ -- 19 Trucks and Trailers ______________________ 'whir tire best 131y s (jrtcrci 37) fIb Equipment " - ABLE REfIT ALL Garage- Rummage 11' Wooden Hull Boat 3Shp Motor ma Trait-n Uphoistety '' - Glass"MlrrOrS MAth ANT' IL A 17 91 Open S-mt & 638 7920 HAy I , 1 ci. ' P - Sales çn,'y, i-np •.,'t perfec? ci an'ond 1 lit r,ir,t' ,iI- c 'r m sed " 511% Will Se-i tOn 5lS 121 9213 4(1' ('I COPATOWS 5llv 51 5 ,c al Sotil. LuSt' i (Pr,jr IS-I 'iS Sot, & (f, -r SI 14 95 L miSc c 4 c,.,,',' ill '4) 00 (mid-US Movers ______________________________________ -. i I-n i 5 I s'urt -, I' ' ' ''I'' Ic' •'' , - If 0 3710 '-. Frce':er. 51-S GARAGE SALE ten's 171 Wilson May risc Drive Lake Mary 3726936 1 P1 '( I C. V Ill 1. ci , 1r'il.r.' ''IonS ft 0-mel tric!rs Ceramics ) ', 1rj, St ifl f4)6t 'Jr 17) 0517 ri' 177 885) WILSON MAtER FURNITURE buy sell It-ide 11131SF First 5* 37Z!4?1 1911 Rent Rent Blue Lustrr Elt'ctric Car;tit Src.tmpooTr for only 5) per day CARROLL'S FURNITURE -- - - '71 VW Super Beetle, automatic Sfidk hft, alt.- AM radio, - - 1ow mileage. 1709S Call Don Pope. 322 tOSI Dealer . Truck Rentals - --_____ hid - - 51 t,F ss INO MACI4II'd E REPAIRS Or'ir'- J, ne-mcJnt,,l All typeS I' • lIe-ed I Mar, 377 27'. ' 7 I I''øI LAWN St- lIVId liP ii I C SI (J NI. L LAWN M Al N TEPIAPICI '.fl lOB I'. 101) s8.?A1 I IC''.'511 P i.-; C-P i-I. ,i(f '.Ti.'.i. ( ALt F ('P 0 RI I USC 3?! i1: - -- cars , -"i - F'tier, Stereo (ons3Ie cOrucpf!t' with FM antenna in beauttul cabinet, prrfm'ct coccI t en .sn portable Zc'r .1? i ii' I -. offer 377 575 Color and Black & White TVs, portable-SI. COnSCttt. also table 8. clan', Misc 'tt'rn 3?) 0706 __________________________________________ - - 32$ )?tl Sewing Machines Lawn_Service 'rdt,4l IdyliwUcle Homes By i - 'I , i oil trio- in ' 'c- + t '''l 'I i ! LIII I .8. 1 I r. '' '' Carpentry. Rencodelung, AdOINIS , Custor' ,%cirI I tee Est,rrcl!i'% 1 L 'CCI''-i - d I' -"do ) 1l - 5' ke SlOan hour Clean, profitable ress Your horrr, shOp C" ci,irage Make) D Magnetic signs, .t(PiiflC, supplies. plaStic all to' $795 Terms ivamlable to riqh' cm.mrt' 305 514 3078 Skull saw, rototiller and misc mtemS for tale Good condition Phone 377 III) Sandblasting Janitorial t' TEIIIuPICI 'ji-c iii! r'4 iii,, 8. r i 5 , c II IC. -Q r' 4 -f I,ir , , "Ut a (la',%,f ed ad Ia *ork for today Call 3277611 or $31 99c I Street Lights S Sidewalks 1 _____________________________________________ .5 .5111 IC 111111 (1 INC. 5' .5 I N - Yet Away From the Crowdi 0 Large Wooded Lots Paved Streets I Sewers 13-I 5771 UtI"cI F incur Equipment will sell fast IC? $'l', .•. 'rim cuss tied Act Call r11 t- ' 6)1 9'fl .. - II 4, ip.-CIC,ATION 7)7- 323 53)1 '' 5" PAINT SPRAY PUMP-- Sprays all textures material Gun and hoSes -rucludeti. 5100 831 4107 junk Harley '7-4 Spu ni? 5K 35'), )+ti it 'ic's never in ci rt $950 862 8 _______________________________ er'ine CaU after S p rn , 3'] IOOZ __________________ ClIrualmuat. females. 550 Animal Haven Groommnq & Boarding Kennels, 327 5752 BANK REPOSSESSION BeautIful walnut conSole ,Afi,5 F',? multiplex, I track tape p:ayer Take, over last Ii) rivmente nil 59 97 per month. or 18950 casr For free Puonue trial, call ccllec? $91 1)11. Sew 4. Sound, 1PS N Orange Aye, Orlando Itecutive chair & de-'sk w credenza EledIric v4ater cooler iOl MagnolIa Ave . Sanford 'VU' r.,l 177 CHEVY NOVA Bk? Seats -I coed, blue wht Great buy!! 134 8629 after 6 Removed unwanted ,, ,,, On,,, - -____________________ 100 MX wilts extras Racedonce 5500 Ph 37] 157) - - Red Velvet Front lIt? Chevrolet Ian Atito s cord, Very den 541$ Pt 6971 BLAIR AGENCY 373 3566 -- Machinery and Tools . A' - 197)PictosWagor& Rjn,apot+jt, 90+ coraution, low-mileage, 57550 Ca 332 66%) •fter 6 ' "ri 78 ___________________________ Motorcycles ' STEREO . Orlando. 295 6191 anytime _____________________ - _________________________ t'.fdd''g (A'iPIN1W ' ,mt&'m ,i - Alt 'yin"j •'-eS'-'re'e5 LiCtnSed, Bonded, Insure? IdoObligaluoti l;',!,iifi'') f "i i. - .1110 IT EXPERT ROOFING • 1. - 's Switt-r"tctt-x -' al I Carpentry HOMES OF DISTINCTION NO DOWN PAYMENT Ext .ntt'feSt 't ,iv ear ri betwt','n 56500117,300 annually. you ni tty u1!f, fnr 3 iv a trdroonn P'nr',' I P,crir,'r SA 500 amplifier 'wInF ,in,flOni( S trAck rt(Qrorr 4 119cr with Dolby noose r.dvct,crc end I )0 realistic speakers 2.' ll E,inlu' Ancern:in Sofa bei. sB Tr,i'l'ticnal Sofa. light blue & y,t-te, 560. Pr. Italian lamps, 515. Beech mini endurO. 65 CC mini It'. It's' than ,r uld. original '1, 1319 95, will take $150, F Urciley Williams lithograph print Cardinal' nj"bered & signed only 500 in c,rcuiation, 5130 3734730 - Roofing - '-'i,'',-,',--'' n' ', f Sri, I h-dO (LEONING lr'ipac 'Wash&Spra KiCin' I 'or or 'wallS. cue-', patio, wm's 8. u ohs Removes ri Idew, funclus " jo dobb,e'rS, .5 li'i & SP dcc t5 272 0397 flitter I,,le thin never YQ hite t I Ic ,pur income lii Call Lake ',',.r PvbI-t A(&Ount'flQ ro* 322 +1)11 -r 171 •)9 - - . Income Tax TOWER S BEAUTY SALON -formerly H inn i'll S Beau', P400k 1 $19 E 'Pine, 323 5742 Thrup ne,,'r ii ot,'',' . .. - , 1 i - ' , - rn',. OW P4%- VA & FHA Care Let c's re 'web your old lawn & pitiQ furniture Wayne's Quality New & Used Furniture, 1700 FrenCh Avt' 323 1410 MECHANICS SPECIAL C)ure buggy *cth extra ecigir.e 525'. or best olfet Phone 574 1)50 after 30 ___________________________________ & Itrd Farm, SR 119-7mm Il Of O c-dO 36% 6391- Closed Suniday Equipment for Volkswagen Squanebiic. +llOfl Wagon Sahara Be-ca,,'itls Drown irtenio,, I Spted. Af.' F ro, beater. faCtory an. 'i' ' ''remely nce car, 51795 Ca. at 372 1651 or 6ia ; II Dealer Il VaIl Baftenies$11 95 PEEL'S PODY SHOP 1'CJv Sanford Ay('n.' Cob Cadet Liwn i.ko,.,tr 1,-U' ploy,, cisc. blade 5800 322 0)1-I ________________________ (trot, from 53 99-Unange trees. tar'cJenunes. I(-nnOnS. lime trees, n'c Low overhead priceS Dnire a L3 __________________________- l'.'i' -- - - - Repossessed, 1965 Ford Mustar Call before 5 377 3Y+I3 VW BU Good ('Cilo' otbrrworkingpi'ts Phone)fl 209* attic c _________________________ ,',' *' 'A' AM FM radio. 6 ftak tipc plycr recoro player PSycPut'de'c lights etc Assume-SI IS per mo Ph 617 IS?? Hallmark ._ tIe-fec.. Tv, Ann Fm rado corn b, natiOn Early American Perfect t-nd.tiOii, 51500 373 .'. ,rpertry Beauty - Floor Waxing, li8.ndu,.-s 77) 0565 ______________________________________ '.Saxr today clissified aci day Place to (-'Jr. Silt C' rrnT cIi ilo ,'ll or )l 9'i Pc-feaiiesandwaits °ool enclosures ________________________________________ (ITY HERE'S ANOTHER NICE. cIder 2 story with four bedrooms 2 i baths plus furnished garage aparlr'rrrut TtaI price, 575 500 f,iso on corner lot near downtown Call REALTOR Merle Warner tIter hours phone 377 64)5 •. __________________ CLARKS FENCING , bS-rr.,', i;; 2160 untng tl,'r,mlct -I i.,. EXTERIOR PRESSURE CLEANING - , -tt-i U Dial 172 7611 (,r ,td Pressure Cleaning ' -- '408.51 1MPIIOVIMENT Small Jots Wmn'Od 17? 1)38+ "Lake Mary . ,irr uatl' fOultfit5t STEREO - Doors Spec aIling in In, "I none renlMenuen' p.n.,t r'IiIIif ,Or, fl(J 5 45 (,•fC' orc 1)11 E Altan-nunte Market Me-chin-cal Repairs cr ill makes autos & tVU(kS o- :c ye-irS expert-cr n 'hr 'eli • .-, -- F reNt; Aic te'ao Protju(?s II,a ('C next tO State Farn,'e'% , . ". _____________ _______ I- ' A( FlY Auto Repairs ','OP'I fC ' grin fl ti up vacation' ''-stied ads Ion pa'nI lii" I ill your ' - -- I ud 1.111' ti Applitri cs CITY -- WE'RE PROUD TO °RESENT thiS 7 story. -i bedroOm. 7 bath older home or' corner lot 10-4135 In perfect OfldifiOfl! H5 carpeting, heat an, attic fin large living arid lorrnal dining rponus, completely ngu'pped xitchon, doubt' detacPiecj garage an attached Cirporl plus a 7-MI of other del qPtfijl extras Must see to appreciate' 519,900 Financing available Ci)t REALTOR ASSoCiate Julia clenstrom After hours phone 177 - . ----- ', Appliances ______________________________ SANFORD tI&',Irdinl'l & (ronmincg Pri 373 $7 Plasternit ri U xti'rit-r I' 's'cr patch-rca I smula!i'C ibi specialty Ph 372 7710 - PET PEST PIN - value 1200 Frenc'i Ave 327 7438 Sanford. Fla 32) 7)10 ___________________________________ SAVF MONEY Pet Care . (c.io?i'I tops S ilie-lf fjui) _________________ 4i n.ts c installal-c.rr ,tfletl 377 605? C . OPt ,OPY'S HEAT & Aiii Scrr ,aliz rip in ccii ,s'tr' i, & i.n+t% F re'.y, dOry, .1 ¶rr,r' Fr ;) 'II ________________________________ ___________________________ ¼ STENSTROM 2565 PARK DRIVE ___________________________________ Car I H$rr+s a' SEARS in Sanford 37; CALL 322-2420 ANYTIME REALTY Conaitionmg ______________________________ (mIni 11,-i' 1. r (Ci-il Far 1re cstnn,itS, call MULTIPLE LISTING SERVIC(I - Call 322.2420 Anytime * '* t'uy- sell, consign, appraise, or Call Pete ! 372 ist '8? Chevy pckz ''i' pa;ts' C,00d r'o!Qt & other working parts 1 m'Icje-'d 5100 Ph 373 1129 FEED SEED F ER TILIZEP I,. ic,irtin' Lpwr',f t-n ce-', BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR G-c' rudy, F 16, Sanfo,ci. HERB'S I V SERVICE 1WSS.trfora 1'1 17)1 Auctioneering Service4 '.'-' - , - - - _________________________________ + 14, Auto Repairs Parts.Accessories PIANO Ill STORAGE Btaufful Console stored locally R"perted like new Responsibir d-,unfy can tile a b-p sa'ng ,,n ire, rui'-i'r? taOn(e Wr'ft' GULF (CAn 1 0 .5140 0,0 .P0 Box 667 i"a' .i (ty Flit 37101 - - - __________- . ---- i. SANFORD REC VEE SFP'ilCF 7)11W 1st 5t Lovey Thon; Organ E g(ller' for be-gonner Call 323 1607 after - .--_- 1972 PintO, 3dn sedan, 14.000 mill's n'e-aail,c green with greer dcl 'r -- r r ct n' .t p 0' nI wr-ls and w-cte liii '"-maculate A buy for 51995 Ci 'le at 322 loS) or 644 501 Di-aler tcmplete motor home SaIC'S ma 5vce, stop by Musical Merchandise Garden a' Of OUt friendly ad visors Li' ir.p you ward your claitif med mo Call 377 761? or $31 9?'?) (tre-vrOfet Vega '71 HifC?ib.iL' r.tci o. air. i speed. 11,000 nile' 5:77% or best offer 867 6106 I' ;r.cc 'railer Sleeps 6, air. Also 87 Tnavrlatl tht wag, low miles 3, tI-* A I Best offer 372 1732 ___________________________ All Site-S ma mode-is, tO speeds. 5 'v.ec.. ,urcci st,mnctr1 ilkes now ,I,I 1)11*- ,l F rt'! n. ',!Src' Call ' 27; 024-1 '* '* ewmng Cabinet. repossessed clCr'S best mode-i. winds bobbn 'oir!ine F ully automatic Pay r,+,lance ef 578 or io payments ot Call Cred.t Dept SAnFORD SI W1N(, CENTER 337 A East Is? St 5mb. 272 ilIl i'es lI4, Puce-s - Bicycles , - - - 0 - '.' -'---- _______ I,- - -- - Coins Campers Travel Trailers - - Fk+nbtl( l.UCl101d EVERY 7,'OPDAY P1101-fT. Antmqut, TVS, -'. scellanr'ocjs, New arid used Inri,Iurr ar' appli.tn'r,", Plu', Realtyi ,5'.rf. r f'r. Stamps is Bikes. Bikes, Bikes (;OL D(-' lOu(yi lSd-rrr?use- your buS ness with E ,is c ' Easy oft Magnetic signs tc-r , ocr vt'7-cl' 37] 8605 ____________________________ PAINT VAR P-dISH ENAMELS - -- sp-ortation for person 51795 Call Donald 377 1631 Dealer cOnditio" To buy and sell Id . )r'',(l ij'!, firSt WI' ilso bii bulk ,er Mir5 SEMINOLE COIN CI. N TEP, l39 W 1sf 333 1)52 P4ousebot+ sleep'. e. So fl,N'r fiberglass & a,uminum Reijuceci '0 9043$) 5353 58 ' HOES 69 Boats & Marine Equipment - _____________ ''-- t*'m AROflDA 1,0* DOWN PAYMINY (IC(II,t4y FINANCING Cl MuTt North Cl 5xior4 a! 0.1 ai'd -- "ernecly Craft. '77, IS' lii hull bOwnidcr, '7? Chrysler. 5$ HP. tilt trditCc u' SI t-0 867 8-1 D'nng room set 8. chirii, 5750 t vn roonu set with tables. 1160 r best nffo's (alt 17) kIS) offer my - - -- KE7IMOJIE WASHER. panls.ei'y ct' used machines * Carpet Remnants * 1O74EY_APPLIANCES. A%%ortS'j Sit" ,iriJ !l(' .11 latlOry KIRBY VACUUM Sales & ServiceF -r free home presentation nc ci' pr-c n' I .rst ',t(ir p obligation, call 37) 5)10 tc0se past Itt' rutcl-o staticr-i on (i'ler, Acre. After I we-elda,',, C, 1 Dishwasher, top of the line. s .Iriytifloe wCekCndS 3?) S3t 's old, priced to set; Call 88? S I ,t',l tr (Id. between I ,trIl ri 28 Farmers find great bargains ii uquupmc'nt ri tile classified ads iou might not bo a farmer, but i'll rca ti ri tIll isfiat r,1- * Truckload Sale A' For Sale -- , SANFORD REC VEE SERVICE 7311W. itt 471) . ------ Household Goods , .. - _______________________________ P,f,tplr bedrc'r su.?" Complete, 5175. Kulp (Jocorm?Cr',. 272 7.315 109 W IsI St Sanford Plandsonie Spanish oCktaII table. 1 niOs old Sacrifice, ISS Matching olivegreen upholstered Chairs. 560 for the pair F onctit firly American antique tutter 585 ()j tr,'adlr sewnil - .•. , fl (P - i' fr unit-n, q + cor'Ujlion, ISO Early '.nuer.can accessories, Snuall tops, knock knacks & pcturis Call 327 1959 ______________________________ Why not take your boat along with .00 on your vacation this year? (',et your trailer hitch from - - - - j EXCLUSIVE 9,res t, iialrtS and pnes Orlr 7(j) n mci roao fruntage 0 co ' East Sanford area S acres, 3 bedrOr I bath shell houSe, deep- .', Ii ippro,ntuatCly 300 let" r,ad 531,500 HUF FMAPI P EAt Al Pelt, Jtnny Clark ;.y,3?? 8153, 27; i;; yn - J KUIP REALTY ly 5', - Orange City S acres oft Gnave. Zoned A. 511+530 I',ir' A l'l.IO, '11 rnodrl $2f!X) ttsh or '0js Ovt'r payn',-'-n', " 32) 3 __________________________________________ Pit I bedroom home on OeOutiful ct, 5'6,000 Seller *11 carr, 2nd - ortqaqe xivta FRONT AND RIV(R ACCCS% HOMLSITIS - - - Os'een area 10 acre tracts, SI P't i-i( rI, 79 1 ? t)'-. 0 lot. 1 Also S acre tnictS, 51,300 jat'r ii ci ct down, and .46 acr'cleared, high elevation, $7,750 pin acre, 10 Pc? down. 7 Pc? It-S-n Cost _______________________________ Miscellaneous F,i? uf Orariqt' Ct, I & 6 acre tr,tcts, cleared, 5)350 per acre tO p down 7 pct n'ortgaue Zorcci Plus $200 fit' t-,t,r. A ri ... - ______ - - - - Lots and Acreage . ' titWIvfk - ', 7-41 s,;;'y ______________________________ - ix,' Of The Woods,'7?c,ranyl;n.i in-trrn turn central air, heat, 555 n ,'.r- till nh: to'tlnci' rn ;'.- trailer l,mr'JC it ir n ',I'i d fenc'ci ID •1O .(rerred patio, 7 utcllty buidings mur access only 51? yji Assistance plan, - _______________ EXCLUSIVE Administration LilestyicS +o-. L .ilt' P,f.,r, A I TAKE I PADE + - - .•. 17) 6)5) or 615 7311 -z - • (iu' P11 IIREES DREAM. Ifepo 1913 Village-r 7 hilrm Set up orlakefront lot Take-e-r p,svments. o pay off balance Ph 37.1 0350 ()oalr Forrest Greene Inc. U[ AL TUFtS lIt, . - , - . "'' '.'- (initial Watir - ____________ -__________Autos________________ ForSate ___________________- 80 C, r Televisor. n'cdel 141010 321 - 197Q (t' rcIc I P r',twQcjd wagon. V 0I'0 . --i .sulor- at-c power steering & OPIFUTAu PIJC,SWAP.4Twtj ra'IEM I. ion. ve'v cood tra" -________ - . * p.-ii '.o'cl true budget mindrit - - 4•( ,' ' + -. ' under the ' - , as little down as one months rent - ..... -'- Lt ' I : ' - . . bedroom home for -'-, Ar. carpet. IO'xiQ' pit,o ' ' 10 utility bldg yard ,tr'ci '".1(15. Si ,tri '-"''urn-v. ri. Oi J MAI IL ANTi Like tront est,,,,' i t*droonnu%. 3 baths, lovely fir ly room. 7C • II fireplace, fin-1. caine room, gorgeouS den,' sprinkler syStem, priri', I-u' t'OuS&' mud nani'p Yu II ' ill, I 'Irs home for 549 See us regardiriq CENTER OP ANY 011115 - - ', - 1 C414 37 .127 -isoci furniture. ipplsnceS trril, etc Buy I or 1001 tems i -mr ye Mart, 21$ Sanford Aye, 1, J Mobile Homes ' i Canine Gas saver, i trans, pwr steer, mao wheel'. p r he',! rfter 327 ;;' rt 58')) 68 r i+L It t'Ol'it Il ,ei+z on rtntrd . - -', 15 5c'- -- Wanted to Buy COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE --'-. r.r. $2 SANFORD In CPiOi( r section a very well CCflS?ro' Iii r'orne- tx' tine asbrttos nit I bedrooms. 7 baths, bull in broil fist P00k. enclosed front ana r+' porches. acep well and SprnIlt'r system, a var-ety Of nice trees Cu a ?5S.on sInCe-I, x 1)5 tot Pniceci below •tppr,is,il 544 o UNI AND ESTATES REAL TOP - - - 68 Trailers O'.Od. tale yOu anywhere, 5125. r.de- tar car 322 7)06 - ____________ 74 Houjr St- nv-c,' C ill 372 7 I. ikp new, 3 btdroonm, fimily root kit(hfl t'uuippedj, carpet, sii s,', Pni )7)ne ANew I 73ti7/1U1 r _1 SI? I mo . 64 p0 A re tfc'i REALTOR. 3237750 GREGORY MOBILE IOME - FORREST GREENE I rio Park. HALL Callbart Real Estate Lcvg*o()d Don't nerds! 5cr re a ,+rsCtut purpOse again WflCfl OU StIt tfttm wth a classified mo from tire Sanford Herald Call us ?Od4y Don't deliy' Just dial 372 7611 or $31 999) In place yOur low cost .s.in! .t ________________________________ pae available • - 628-2162 dock. 904313 5553 owner - I ,i'',çttirrr -__,--__. Trucks and 5 I ' (i'Olt'V P 1 'nre-i pointer horse ;'; 'ci Very gentle English rn • E,tr,t p rWestenn idtt'OtJt tjCk 172 0921 , - 3 iIdrm ,lirgc fencect lot. 5570 UOr, RI .1+ T(JP5 ) (' ()l ,,y/ - 830-5500 -- 13 Mobile Homes Rent _________________________________ ___________ Plo down payment. VA, no cbS ma cost, lirgC home n CiCCile-it location pr ccci fl md 30% Call - A,40 0' ,' 110 OUA r VI I (irily 1600 tcr.'+ Wi5Iiingbri Oaks I bcdroorn I baths 70 Trr Lane Moiitpilv t,m- 47$ 1821 Writer POrk S I n'-' o Days 122 i;,- 19 Horses ITTIP-it' SANFORD REALTY Will purchase first or SecOnd nuortgaqt' fl I rindit SOutht',,stenii Acceplance (or poration. 626 II?) New 4 Bdrm. COMPLETELY FURNISHED, 2 bedroom, I bath, concrete block. clean, fenced, with privacy hedge I ri t trees 5)9.950 ____________________________ 'PS LONGWOOD AREA Houses for Sale Houses Rent Unfurnished JOHN SAULS AGENCY SOOFrevichAve.Slnford S'ud-o t 2. 4. ) beJroorn apart DayS 177 7174 1 c 323 0415 r'TitS Carpeting. drape-s kitChCfl 321 5 :!AL TOP Asscc.ates fcr new Like Si-Garage Rummage Sales 1.DkFR S0CltTU i-guppe-d. pcjol and iauclnamat -_-_ Mary office lncCfltive corn 55-Boats & Marine 372 7090 ____________________________ er'Ssion plan MLS svfvce. _________________________ 37 Business Property Equipment omputof iervtCC. 24 Hr an For Rent 7 new duplex 7 swering Service, confidential DELTOPIA Se-Camping Equipment NEAR TOWN bedrooms, bath, shaq carpeting, nit e' view ace fpr rent fl Lake P.tar-f screen enclosed pitiok. Children Office I bedroom, I batru home *ith carpet 57-Sports Equipment OK. No pets 668 4527 or 664 5203 Will be painted inside and out JOHNNY WAL IER INC. SI-Bicycles 513900 REALTY 2 bedroom apt. 5160 including + EALTORS,3n 635). 615 733) St-Musical Merchandise 6457; After utilitieS. 1100 depoSit 373 1901 ATTRACTIVE oO-Othce Equipment attrr2pm STANLEY ________________ ___________________________ Boat in the way' Se*eit faSt and easy And Suppkes j d-i'(lrocc - I nu'ri i.1,1. w.th large with a low co't classified HOME PRODUCTS SPACIOUS 2 bedroom unfurnithect p(ol 'lcll- c7 res rho' 41 area apartment. Security depO%it C prude' Hae frC,' t,rr Earn I-Bui$ding Materials 'cIc" 51iCC for 5-15.0'] ncr? n Prier rest rc-Qi+Jired 377 5SQ t 51000 for summer roru 5 hoppce 5125 a month Plus el-- Lawn and Garden Call Pam Conoon Iii 7267 " - -' Call 37) 0742 for r DUPLEX 2 bedrooms. carport SPANISH STYLE HOME 63-Marhinery arid Tpols '' -" +r .if1'. , laundry room Casselberry I38 U p tractor trai$"r driverS for ficelient cond.tor 3 bdrcorn split 6S11 ______.___+ el-Equipment for Rent "estate boat aeIveries A2pty i-lan See fri apprecate Cobia Boat Co. Sanford 377 3510 38 - Wanted To Rent IS-Pets and Supplies Sevilla Gardensl .et Sarih tinred Hoi'$wifC1 66 -Horses TREES Senor Ci!tecu Lady deS;;S Ccventrp help make new friends 1UXURl3USve,site landlbarrn. .rilurnished lipentmeni 67Luveslock .n1 Poultry Earo.S)OlöOwk lUSt 1$ 'irs N apt Er? in ktcirs, trost free7 be'drc+rn C Ii tor"c 0 0-tint r Ci-oo-d P'ascnatly priced 377 1075. rollecting or nvestrnent. refrigenitcr. diSh -wiSher, well water Lots o trees. 516900 oI-Wanted to Buy dliver.ng CIII 323 7791 after arap.ric, thjq carpeting, family __________________________________ 9-Stamps - Crnns mrs fireplace Only 6 apts. 41 Houses for Sate 2 tectrOor' turn toni I,' 'en? .riacy in a paniyt counTlaro ---70-Swap and Trade Young lady to wore in ice cream I'll WILL HELP YOU s.tting CIP Beiutficitson Award '.ar'dwch Sirtp Apply fl purso - ' NEAR CHURCH l -Antiques 1 YOU 'A ANT TO rry'n 'ir '• • i-15 SanfOrd A-4r ?'C (3c 0;. 1fl 1rrnt-i BUY OP SELL ' ;' ,-drl c L,tr3r ? bndr'on Co and cirr,cl -AuciOn 73 I- + 7 i,..th flif4ilr Sr,dr'd IC!. A(PEAGL. INDUSTRIAL AND 516900 3) - Transportation Apartments Rent RESIDENTIAL Olan Mills Studio Furnished for telephone Travel n-peas Wvrral -ide-s 'S_;rnrs 4 BEDROOM See sale' work from our office We WELAXA APARTMENTS TrailerS JOHN KRIDER. ASSOC Irarre hone on corner lot See to train i-luurly pa -#. plus tncentivv 114W 1sf St W C.arnettW'i te, Real Estate appreriate 121 900 Iprni To-Auto Repairsbonus Morning thit?. 9 to 1 Broker, h37 W Conunerc,a --________________________ Parts Accessories Everirigs S to 9 Apply n person 5-i"tOrd, 377 7M1 17 Bedroom Ad&jItSOniy ØtjriflQ Above Pours Room SO? 2 ACRES Park Avenue Moble Pan Ii 77-Junk Cars Remowed Atlantic Hdt,Oviat Bank Build-e.g. (l?4f HALF ACRE 7545 Park Drive. 377 2161 - i' rho-Ce lake, 170 LI.'.) Sanfo.d AlSo netd person ,vtP 's -Motorcycles -- _________________________ (In- thy' hitler, buy all or pan tmaIl car for light delivery cltan one bedroom duple' T-'al pncr59.000 with qbad '?-Trucks and Trailers f.djlts oOly - no pets. Convenient Delivery nun warfled hivC MuSt 3-Autos for Sate area 377 5514 After 1 307773610 THE ADMIRAL SAID MOVEi+. Owfl O'pendabte transportition P% the ammunition, but don't pass Ji-Aviatiorl Apply Box 516. care Of hiP ANMO PARKS 173 Bedroom t"e opportunity to see th' 3 year Herald- Box 1657. Sanford Yr 1itr5 & Apts 2 Adult parks, 7 old, 3 bedroom, I b4tl home. I .,mily parks 3515 i4*- y 17. paneled family room, eat in kit '.uritord 373 1930. Day. Wk Mo Pi-,vl v 327 1)01 i'VE WIPE NEEDED then. maro,tinn. nfhr --...-. Cemelaries 3 7610 H4wathi Ave it 17 V Acre fOokng for a drnar n Owner transteqreø 179.500 51,00) AVALO7I APARTMENTS dytdu61 w'h in excellent rr,tl Ø.- wn Owner w,ll carry 2nd 6 CCn'e?ery Lp?5, lt Sthn ADULTS- PlO PETS 'state tratk record to *0 r -yr 0ik Lawn Cerre' 116* 2nd St. ,ourg. tYOgretSve staff Would '' ll9aitrr Stemper Realty ui*ci4ti:e in tianat.ng referral Iwo bedrOom duplex fur, sshect Jim Hunt Realty I-,, I '7-i- ,-r' ,nØ P CAL I partmt 1720 Orlando Oniyp PersonaI i.,rQie .initofd ?,L5 3574 park 09 311 7111 Orange 3221991 19195 French $(ALTOR CLIFF JORDAN 'iice clear apartment, I bedroom Ire 377 7314 377 1194 ARE YOU TROUBLED! Call lot: 322 7548 ZEAL TOP $31 1237 i-ghtt, wi?Cr furnished AduitS Fret. eu 7077 for We Care" ActjitS or Teens "ly No pelt 1)0% StIs and Hotl.i'e Palmeefo 377 3796 extra sprinotnir AVON St'yS earningS can get you thu summer '5 ALCOHOL A PROBLEM ¶ P'-i-dtoon, apartment Furn,sh.r.1 ltC8tiOfl Call 611 J79 $N YOLlt FAMiI ii I.r-' , 'j 51#." - Ii • AL N0N cp+artr,ent rt-q-'t*t cAfe clerk 327 1659 iV $Jtili5 or IrienOt of plObitrn requires tyin', adding. cctlti.. * rkr$ fiOO, interviewing prospects. I or f. '7- er 'rtcrn-'at,on Call 473 4.I' Houses Rent t3lencng niortlhty rece'p's .s a tr rt.nmum Apply tn person or i-ill Unfurnished -artortl Al Anon c"i' Group p o 'i" appo'nIr'ent Tur'tay Oy fluj SJ, ae'oru. Fia 3777) Seminole Garoet ApfS+ 7600* tPi I I up'room. 7 lull biths Carpeted Rood w,ICP't-r equp9ed Air. (ruiLdrr'n $I • ,arWorU (30$) 3230743. rACf WITH A ORtPXIUG *ts OX. F'f, 571 7936 after 3 PO8LEM 1 PONT DESK CLERKS-C?. ill, t'rr"apS Aigf. Anymr i.n 'e"oom pout,, in Sanford be,'Cf,iS Apply ni 'n t-Htp (ovid t* ]i. 1163 m- Pr.or tn . pI(lion f AiIm pr.!r L al 4)3 1587 71 WrfePO f3oi IJ A Comprvp'na,'re Real Estate F I D'rm . I Gvd. Tv Batter Liyin HOLtAN REALTY WILL OT BE RES?ONSIBLE 1) Situattons Wanted 171 7075 iN(URI#€0 SI-TV Radio - Stere, Elmer Bakalla, Inc. _______________ - -, I Houses for Sate iR,'() 110-31 25th 5! 122 6655 lIt' Ti,ri,? I 'Strd 1inr-n Das 3?? 6173 Nigtils 323 S.i2i RECOMMENDED. T;i We Succeed." price went up before you set the second can on the * Fell time Shoe Clk Must be mature and nut. Start 595 wi Apply Sanford Shoe Center. 271 E Is? 5?,. Sanforu 52-Appliances _____ --______ 4. a Don't Step counter' For Sale Goods "We ' t-'vI by Art Sonsom TAFFER REALTY 'It furnished * W/W Saturday 8. Sunday Experienced Merchandise f -'+- - BR . THE BORN LOSER __ I ____ 41 -----_ REALT3Q, ST. JOH'1' ,',.ntvr Park Pines. by owner 2 bath Paneled finuily rn-i carpeted. (lose to NTC 671 7791 VA OR FHA. LOW DOWN • Urn!'' '1Stop \/ \ + - -- Hartman Realty Inc. GOLF couuso: HOME Locatedon the 3rd •a,r'way of newly Land 0 Lakes conditioned Country Club. it this 3 bdrm 7 b,atIi home with both citrus and shide trees 579.500 total price The second can of corn costs more than the first. The preferred, or *ill train Apply i'i person. Sheraton Sanford inn I I and Hwy 14+ 47-Real Estate Wanted __________ _______ _)// ____ t-ipCricnced person to prepare Pail time DEIC CLERK 46-Income And Investment Property _____ PA P T ME NY HI) \t Mature woman, good opportunity for right person to learn all pnases IfS bt'%ineSs. COLEMANS Dup!cx-2 barn' AdultS only clean n'ooern Secunitydeposit,%lSOrr ° BARBECUE. Ph for ap 372 6620 or 37) 5$5i po.rtment Mr Strachan, 377 98i6 $4-Farms and Groves SI -Household ________ - Mantenance Helper -- company benefits Apply In person 91 inn f Attamonte Springs 17-Mobile Homes ______ HOME S 7' pct financing - 379 37+000 Franklin Rirtiscur. fiSSOc In RAITORSI' P-icr) OVI EDO Serene privacy Custom built. CII. screened pool. 7 born' 1 baths, den- trees Ph 365 37(1) 'es 8. weekends 117W First St 377 Soil - Aparlmnts Rent FritanrIIi, Yiir I 174--i B Houses for Safe - BALL REALTY ______ 11 Houses for Sale 41 now 826 Sandlewood Villas 0 tSOfl of Natioral company, need' el-HOuses for Sale EVEREST -r-- i$/ GENEPALACCOUNTANT Real Estate I . Unturnished ________________________ icr employment" 38-Wanted to Rent H _ reaiittutly 'ruipped kstcheri Ixt+ jripij5 shag carpeting, garage. 2 pat os. arid a dinirg room You o,i,'t' it. thuS home has it Plus "cellent financing Near Seminole High School VA No Down. EHA. Low down. for the Qualified buyer Only 131.000 EVEREST REALTY. INC ui:.si TOP Itol S Hwy 1792. ',fut l,lr'd Op-n 7 l,u s r: _________________ further information or applyrrra 17-Business Property For Rent ______ ___ - All poSitionS are for full time em ployment with all City Civil 37--Houses Rent Unlurnished Service R.ghts and Ben*fifs Interested personnel please 33-Houses Rent Furnished cor?at $anf.d Oretor or tire Civil Service o, 34-Mobile Homes Rent lice n the Sanfard City Hall fpr 3$-Mobile Home Lots 36-Resort Properly For Rent - Sited room & bath Use of '-use. pool Mature woman rrefrfred Reply Box 539. care of ir"crd Herald. P0 Box 1651. ar'tord Utility Plants Oper.. Uncert 15740 50 %7)17 an For Rent /fl<,)( • Equpment Operator 5865400 ifl It--Apartments Pent F urn i shed - ,/)_/\ fia Furfish(xj (iii P'lli 814 1000 1 S Mter S & ________ v,,'vten 373 063-i The City of Sanford Civil Service Board is accepting applications tot employnrent tot thC f011owing Rentals '-ii Rooms for Rent (2 1156 Wanted 24-Business 79 WANTED Experlented forklift cperator Good pay. Cill Wood Products, $38 Employment ,fjc , - Wanted Eipeniene preferred t.00d hourS Many compan benefits Good sala'v Appty r' person Medco Discount Drucj Store. Pinecrest Stpprig Center. 5antor Il-Travel Agencies iIi/ + ' I SALESLADI ES Travel& Recreation A Boat in theway' tell it fast and easy with 0 lOw Cost classified ad! Help Wanted Eperenced t' ijepr,nt lake off Silary plot c'mmitt,on. w1th fringe benefits Apply in person to Global Carpets. 1 5 Mionola ) 7-Motels Hotels 4 Bed., 2 Bath -________ - Carpet Salesman 6-Child Cart 18-Help -- / HousesforSale .41 _J fIIL1 I - •'.'c-)i'sicty,Af)ril '29, herald Gill Fox _______ - Distributor PiSri or lull timC to Supply Company established accounts viU RCA CBS Disney Records Income L*SSibIlitiCS P to 5)000 per month with Only 51500 required for inventory and training Call COLLECT •nr Mr James (211) Ml 9208 - Announcements l-Crds 0 N Business Opportunities - -IMMEDIATE INCOME acobs For more information (ontict 130 1069 by SIDE GLANCES ____ - __________ Sanford '.-''..J. --flt-' '' o' '- '= '.4 .-" '-.'-s'.' .S,2.S 2* �i - Will - r -_ — .... -- - -i noinNAWiLi ______________________________ _~!~_ A~ ARTMIN11111111111 ____ .----.1 to 1 - . iiiiiiiIiIIIIIi . _____ _____________________________________ _________ J F =.7%'--:-:,--,.--:---7-1::,:,-Z-I-:7-"=,=:.*::--t.~--='--=L:,: *=--= , .!. 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Sem ln __________________ 1 #'4 I 1 o T • ig 1 iig ts-- th tapesnot just It cause they will embarrass nie and those with whom I have Ofl'S speech Mondaynight As as what the President talked which the will-and net personally ne and did with Just because they will become regard to Watergate and the the subject of bpeculation and cover-up is concerned, these even ridicule-which the) materials -together with those will--and not just because cer. already made available- will thin Pal1.S of them will be seized tell Journi1l s'it opprrn'nts_whih "Because this is an issue that thev will. profound!) affects all the tAI kI American people, in addition u turning over these trdnssript.s to the House Judiciar) Corn2 mittee, I have directed that they should all be made public-all of these that you see President Nixon has paid most of the 1143:,787 plus Interest that here." the Internal Revenue ser, dee said he oilllei In back Income will provide grist for many sen. taxes, the Balt.1m,irt Sun said today lu a star), attributed to an authoritative .1ource. e . un, n a spate ron, and parts will be in conflict with its Y.ahington bureau, said the I . some of the testiinony given in source refused to reveal how much of the debt had been paid the Senati Vatergate corn (,erald L 4arren, dl put) n'ittee hearings Y,tute House press secretary dedinedtptitmmentorihes I have been reluctant to re WASHINGTON (All — Here holding ot,t this way," Hoover said Across the nation skeptical and derogatory There's no pleasing everyone, as reactions reactions were recorded to Nixon's Monday from Seminole County residents to President night address to the nation in which he Nixon's Monday night speech Indicate promted to make public transcripts of tie "I don't think it's a good idea to hand out Watergate tapes, and Invited House Judiciary tapes or trans4xipts of tapes That's private Committee chairman Peter W RodlnoJr D. stuff," conunented Hal Harrim, 2546 S. N.J., and senior Relv!bhcan Rep. Edward French Ave., Sanford, who found the Hutchison, R Mich ,to listen to the tapes and President's speech "kind of blah--he didn't verify the transcripts. say anything startling" Howe%er,mostSemipo1eCountiansreac,J Harriss said he didn't think anyone had any favorably to Nixon's address. I think theres a logical aria sensible business digging about In the Watergate "go reason for not handing oier all the ths," thpe, and NLxon should tell them all to said W E Buhrman, U.S. 1792 Longwood fly a kite" Sena te seat is clearh re," Gurney said. &iuits why Harris and Pew grew started this in hopes that faceDe mocrat.s won t have to 9 wood's City Attorney represent I th* city in its legal battles with June Lorm,ann run an.nexatJ I IV people doing the talkin said that there would not be tiny additional expe ByMARK WEINTZ "I feel they have no con. Well, I have a copy of the Herald Staff Writer nection with the actual kid. attorney's fee re: State of Sanford delectives today naping," Fagan said adding, "I Florida, cx rd June Lormann arrested the brother and expect more arrests in conV. City of Longwood, et al. girlfriend oi aLcused kidnaper nection with the ransom money That 'nothing' turns out to F rank \S 4eeler Jr., and that is outstanding " iie be a heft) 11,750 charged theni with spending declined to say how much of the It should come as no surprise part of the ransom money used ransom money has ncw been at all to know who will be to free George Jackson Jr.. of found paying this 'nothing' bill The Sanford in February Three Sanford men remain good little guys and gals who Jessie James Wheeler, 23, of jailed in connection with the I exua PRESIDENT NIXON* ... Ittlease! transcripts Quite the opposite reaction came from Everett Hoover,807 East 20th St., Sanford. "I allow some committee members to verify the don't approve of what he's doing. By holding transcripts," Buhrman added. "I kind of liked what I heard last night. The back the tapes and offering the transcripts as a compromise it looks as if he's got somettdrig President told it fike it was and the people to hide. fie should go ahead and give them should stand behind him," commented Mrs. (House Judiciary Commitlee) what they "The man who holds the highest office in for," declared Hoover. the land should be entitled to his own opinion H00%er does not buy the argument the tapes and there might be things in the tapes on!; must be kept confidential for security high officials should know," Mrs. Green reasens 'I don't think the President should continued ha e the only say so and there should be I think the people should trust the other men in Washington who can be trusted President and accept the transcripts as the withthet.apeswlthouttherebeingabreachin tije far k w ere xon TaxesPaid • Garbage Franchises Defeated'? Lake Mary To Benefit From State Revenues - -_ ''. .:X- I T ,_i i'r- ii;~~ 4 c -- _V _4 ~ i M$:~. - I i? ~ , -ZA. -,;,,~44 l ~ :;~ By CHRIS NEI-% Herald Staff %%ritcr ; _-.i -.-----, (__:_~; . __-.__ - -. A-- - - . * i more tbar a dozen civic associations %%ho said they feared losing the right to switch in the vent of By J RICHARDS Count), Commission Chairfor a later final reaLhng. mar John Kimbrough got out Herald Staff Writer The three building related 0 considerate persons have taken Count) his crystal ball today, lie made it clear he was not ortbriances completes the City'5 each. of 1210 W 16th St., face tr al to dumping stray dogs on his LAKE MARY- The city's authorization concerning tnb on charges of buying, predicting public opposition swayed by rhetoru. on the free (apt (harks Fagan said . -, will kill the controversial exenterpri5e system, saying any tight purse has opened up a ittter3, so council 20 other dos which ht time )-oil ha'.e strict licensing little but take heait taxpayers, quick!) appointed its first hon with the luss'.e garbage franchise ransom mone'. has been propert'. in connection found aWndonedat the gates to proposal, and that hi.s I I 1. F ( IS or forms of government control the money will be coming in, builaing kidnap' cash. The pair told the city 's dog pound a not going .clleagues will postpone Out . free enterprise is Jenior, a semi -retired held higan said hc had police they found nearly Mind you, all of this within reason to believe the car ear awarding an exclusve ammisnomer." After missing three quarters Longwood man. -j — a cash while rabbit hunting n' the past fi%,v or six weeks. bulance franchise for at least a Kimbrough said that despite of state revenue sharing, the ~ As Building and Zonins4 Cruelest of all will week. . the apparent failure of the city finally got word it will get a Atisninistrator. Jenior will work liarchased with kidnap money. was part of the ransom. J - ! -I I. ~ - (Ident involving two.small pups Kittibrough, who kept the exclusive franchise proposal - $9.405 total for the next three.n hil week at $5 per hour, luhi were tied to a four-frt garbage ardinance alive April initiated by the garbage months of revenue sharing. mostly setting up the cits . tht tit length of rope and left 16 by refusing to join (rtg ' compwiies and boosted by a Mayo; Margie Hess told buildlngdepartment,aswella, +k enre of the pound. Later.,almut compa ny-f i na need route council she received the figures making inspections. Area deaths 26 hours to be specific. Willis 5A in voting for outright defeat, allo.ation study the results of from state revenue sharing — \ cccrday s high 6 low In other action council apBridge found the dogs which were today said lie's changed his 7A the battle will be worthwhile department head Robert Lank this morning 52 Fair pointed a citizen's parks ad N KIMBROLUI Calendar without any food or water and 8A mind because of niassi'.e opIt may have pointed out ford in Tallahassee She said he visory conimittee, md told through Wednesday. Highs L 6-7B Classifiedads -, position insects covering their L*dies. from civic something to the people in the indicated the city would be Hzss she cotild appoint youn~; in the mid to upper 80s and Comics associations 7A Under Sec 16, Article F it recommend outright defeat of garbage business specifically, recel'.lng around $2600a month people to the committee after lows in the Crossword puzzle 6A says, "It shall be unlawful for (mod input from the public the me1tsurt that the% should concentrate the next quarter and probably she had complained council I) i'.ton,t Beach tides For -6A Dear Abby finy person to abandon any The chairman was not their eifforts in a single that figure would be used for overlooked the city's youtt, in the form of homeowners Wedrlesd,iv -- high 4:15 hr C'zinc 6A association., ic indicated that through th his predictions geographical area, he said the next fiscal year animal within the corporate m 452 p in tow 10:29 when they appointed the board F.dttorialcon imnent they'd rather not have an 4A The city missed out on the hinds of the city of Sanford' The chairman discounted ex however, saying Port 'Seminole iii Il 01 p in A move to reduce speed 1iniit -state handout due to its not on Uake Stary Boulevard to iEntertainment ., .. 7A elusive franchise s) stem.11 County will eventually set, Police Chief Ben Butler has charges of garbage company C;inaveral Iligh 4:01 1 horoscope 6A himbrough said, adding he either exclusive franchising or collusion raised by several filing an app!ication for the miles per hour in a t:tkn ct. issued instructions to make :i 1),111 Ios 10:18 plans to recommend liaspitalnotes BA arre.stsom those who are caught a a county owned and operated citizens grocps pointing to PfOdm imi 10:49pm ci Interstate Four (ruin mis Public notices ..... 8B company letters indicating the Council approved the firvt miles pet hol stat,dard I;licensing system which is as system. violating this act. Florida extended outlook tight as possible' Society 6A 'I hope I in wrong, but I exclusive franchises were all reading of four ordinances and Cc'inctlrnan John Notji i through I hursday Sports 138 The board had been doubt it, because the problems' but awarded, saying "the sheer SetUpaworkshopsesslonMay 7 m•it in the city's writing 1 Generally fan Saturday arp !ht.-4?,- fie added. State .... . ..... , 5A sclwduled for a May 14 fecond force of economics of fuel to prepare the plumbing, letter to the stiate department , ,f making %il little prospect of 7A run at the garbage proposal, Kimbrough t.redi'ed as the sa'ing will prompt con electrical and mnechank.4 rode transportation arkjp, 't closing arrangenients for s'imiit show. rs but Klmnhrou'h said ht will now '. Ii his switch ordinances ec in! th' itt hi prit'. h ii'. . ntr,stitin t I r ° I of the new fill I \ To Central Flor* lda' s F* i n st Even* ing Pa er, ( t : -- ___ Herald Staff Writer poor litfle taxpayer just digs fluby A. Alexander. 20. of Box who was abducted from his deeper and deeper. 45, Osteen were scheduled for a company - Southern Sh - hearing today on tenings - on Country Club f li and concealing stolen property. Two other Sanford men, They Gare in the Seminole Raymond Ellis Gaines, 25, of E. NOW M _____ _____________________ nation for Gurney' seat dnap Cash Found rolice Charge Two 0 . , - WASI1IG1ONAP tIfldthdtht ihid no knowied' ident Nixon, in sending to the of any cover-up prior to March manila folders and four large night, in a national radio and House Judiciary Committee J, 1973 black briefcases Into the station iele%lsion address, he would de edited transcripts of mans of The 1,200 pages of edited wagon and headed for Capitol liver the transcripts. "b his %Iatergate related con tapes were to be made public Hill mishes an'] all" and expected %ersations, said through his later In the do) but the St Clair The White House submission the American public to find in lawyers today that the tapes do document repeatedly quoted concluded by referring direcdy them proof of hi.3 innocence. • teresting and Informative features about your communities and your neighbors. You'll find something In Seminole each week to wonder about, talk about, be proud of. Seminole takes the pulse of our community and delivers it to you eachSunday. ~ V itW :, I I/ . V --. .,$ , .; - _$ the important news affecting your daily life And you get it a I! at your fiigertips in The Herald : I _ ,W.- ..# if/ AM lt- - __ T'll _____ ~11 . %. ~ ;'' -., ".t.-- -I ~:~ - I I . ilil , --- ,_ i."__.__,_J0fl K-. 6 - __ .- -.W more interesting, more prepared to understand _, ____ -. NV-.k ~--- - - t , =1 . - ..- Herald every day and you'll be better informed, I - ~ More of everything. News of every kind. Business news, social situations, a cam . plete survey of everything that's happened. Read The _~- - lik - -Al , :_ L4~.:l . - I , ~,Z - , p. .-. - :~ - : I ..... V ,- . W : — '-- -I I *: A_' ~ ir~. , ---mr* . , j;--,--. , ~-'i.j ; - .. I , Our own beautiful magazine, filled with in _ I :_ -, . 1 ip;-I I - To ea do you recall those statements made earlier relativ e to the cost in - ________ -- ixon: They can t beat me in a fair a ve e e on and the know it Thus the) have launched their ow.1 political tar ar .r attac, court will operate swift!) I I -,F= - _____ P IF-tT.!-.'r - -. _______ Mal - - :~ . - - U-fl ~, , r_1 ~,___ I Z Z %- iV - y I am confident that SEMINOLE MAGAZINE - JL - Civany, Apt. 28, Edward Higgins Terrace, April ii Maxi The mum i entence of t;e -11 prision and MOW fine. ficials may berernoed __ ____ the law but state All Sanford residents should ('Urfle) a member ke notice that effetiie today Senate Watergate Committee ca 11 3234W 1. • - 1 ~ 11 ;- . — --: 11 numbl for contacting the year, responded to the in. Sanford Police Dept dictment with indignation, In the event of an emergency. charging that it was motivated call 322-4141 or 322-4142 b) one o' the Democrats seek - . - __ CELERY MAY no longer be king in Sanford but harvest and prepare to move to Zellwood area. there s a change in phoflL who is up for re-election this at A ~ _~~ /' families, their home and business careers all I. For people of all ages who recognize the need for hiirnor,, variety,II htnes s and light ,, fUn I fl The Herald you'll find all your avorite strips" translating your life with the lighter touch, _ . B) John A Spoiski I 4. Gurney chvged in his statecount indictment of accepting campaign contributions w1thôt ment that Harris had gons beappointingacampaIgntreaur (orethegrandJur to help his er or setting up a campaign "crony," State Sen Richard batik account as required b) Pettigrew, 1)-Miami who '44 C cO - :' __. .W — _. I - AT changing world of women-Their lives, their t; ! - I A modern up to the minute coverage of the -! - --_~-;- -lyr f.- __ Y . ~ __ - 4~ il - 1-i---- - 4f - 'j 6 '" .- .- ..4_-~ a creative lifestyle. - ç . - __ ___ - a , .- 1 - Ill- , - , -_- - -- ., __=__-=t_M______ ___ - __ X I , - _JL41 1 I ~ .... ~ . -,. -'-- - . - . -~`~,=' _-r ..:.r,.--:_ not once make it "appear that from the tape transcripts. And to the acquittal Sunday of for. had admitted violating the m the President of the United Dt Points comparisons wert; met Atty. Gen. John N. Mitchel.1 In announcing Monday night plans to release the edited porting law in a December States was engaged in a made between the content of and former Commerce SLNA1OIt GURNEY news conference Harris !'i said: "I am criminal plot to obstruct the transcripts and sworn Secretary Maurice st.ans in a transcripts, Nixon .,.l'm innocent appeared befcre the el a justice." my trust in the basic testimony by ousted White Watergate-related cam tried inPlacing fairness of the American Dittmar said he would imme. During the news conference, A 50-page submission to the House counsel John W. Dean III New York. diQtelY file a motion for dis. videotape, Gurney said he panel considering possible im- who has beer the President's It said the acquittals Inis&d. , chief public accuser. A committee "demonstrate the wisdom of briefing It was not known when the learned in mid-1972 that $100,. fense cotmml James D. St. ne transcripts were deliv. sessions scheduled fo indictment, which was report. 000 h. Clair, also concluded that "the ered earlier to an apparently sisting that the orderly pr mo ng wa raw material of these recorded skeptical House Judiciary of the judicial system be an. commi es Committee In black station Lzedtodetermmethegwlt JUT) Isin recess until Wednes. flhismgstopped,butdjd 'ead wagon, There %erp .v,aclil of or innocence of Individuals NJ, would refuse to comment day. port the money alrea dy collect- no pr1or knowledge of the pap.-z f"r each member charged with crimes, rather on Nixon's offer at this tune A snnkesman in Gurney's ed because he was notaai break-in" at Democratic Na. An how before the corn- than participating in trials In Washington o ff ice rnunoisplanning d d sen. date at the vene tional Committee headquarters mittee's 10 a.m deadline, White the public media." ator was accused in the one- have a fund raising committee. the committee Wednesday. A I You'll find new ideas and time tested formulas for making your family living a beautiful and - . - ora Little Leaguer's first home run. You get all the action in Action Spofls I - ., grand jury on charges they shot a 37-year-old field tier s also could be outsted The grand Jury ln%estigatlon last week State Rep Marshall Harris, Miami, charged that Gurney 2 3 10 9 ! A V it - , nch murder . - - - - 1 their accomplishments to your home In a ciear easy to read format. If it happened, you'll find It in Action Sports, whether it's a new major league ______ _____ (> - YLES...... =. - All I ____ Z was to pick up the indictment on the misdemeanor charge today from the office of Leon Count) Sheriff Raymond Hamlin. ~ _.:0,- T---- ___ $16l bond. charge ar,d any wrongdoing; (urney said in his statement John Gardner, Gurne> 's press secretary, said the sena or was n lainetovisithissick i i . . , !. ~~7 __;. I P ! 11, . si nnocen r. ~ , ftealto. - . - - - - " 1% - '00 I e' jury ad voted to i-idict. him for aBegedl% violating a Florida election law This is deliberate political harassment of the basest sort" Gurney's Florida att3rnev, C .J __________________________ __________ H C . Wtnrte statement thwhich he con - - I (J I Sen EdwardJ Curnel{ Fla, says his inctnentn charge of (ailing to report paign contributions resulted from a "political Pearl}IarIxr attack" by Democrats - - _= - 4 - , , . involving his ster-in-law's H ts Demos __ 1:._.7___; .- - D)er, who pleaded In nocent at his arraignment Monday, is being held in - _____________________ I - • ' ________________ Jr L ti I You'll find your neighbors pictured in our pages every day, doing the things they do to make their lives and yours a little more enjoyable, a bit more meaningful - ________________________ Gurn : 1 May r • More photos... 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May 27J974 1011 - Th ____ I__AI • - [1II 41 11 6 0 II - I{jl - 4d RwC % : 11 : - Cola Bottl Pac'es S House I •... ___________________ Won t WASHINGTON (AP) President Nixon's refusal to comply with a House Judiciary Cornmittee subpoena for 11 Watergate tapes is providing new grounds for impeachment in the view of some members, "It means the cover-up continues," said Rep. George Danielson, D-Calif., after Nixon notified the committee Wedn esday he would not ComPLY (Related Story Page 2i1) I ______ . ' I; \ . -o I .', 1 S ____ _ I = _______. __ _-!'J.--_;7_. ZZ- - - I _, 1.____ ., ..- . _ - . .t _______ . - __. I Publix _- I. -____________________= _____ - - -- - --- _______________ - -. L______-f_-!7_,_. - ______-_____--.7_14 _____ i7~ 4 _.:;V0` lmjgipg - _A_Xn_. et'-q-1'.".--_, I . --_--,-________-: _. '-.,- __ _. __ - - * "It. '_____________ - __- I . -. I -I __ ____ -. -- I.7 __- ___ S -- -_ __ - - rv_ . ,.- /,, - ,.". 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In a letter to Rodino saying he would not produce the tapes, Nixon said the committee's request, and others it is getting ready to make, returned against seven former White House and Nixon re-election campaign aides March 1, the Rodino said the committee will issue more subpoenas if it decid es th e White House is wi th holding evidence it needs The next one Watergate grand jury said a $75,000 payment was made to the lawyer for convict ed Watergate burglar E Howard Hunt Jr , I I r :1 .5 DWNimp, Lt \Ai1i(1TON (AP) Sen V % 1`4 ,, I I I': , "I., S - , " ss~ - 9C Juicy Oranges C • Beans GreenorPo.e / .1 t . -TiiI•) Ti Broccoli • u..... . a - aU Artichokes • •......'•'' 5 $1 I (triaiiittt r -- . - address Wednesday "a new spirit of compromise and prog ress Is in the air" that may makeitpossibletoenactsucha 4 Green Onions Finance -- - -- surance plan. lie told the nation In a radio '.' c.'. and Means and Conn Ways scntiabofa national health in- , ,•• Yellow Squash ' i i r' r •11I5L't s .. 49c ` ,,,. & TP 'I.. de • - I • - One major hurdle to enact- House such s medical are for ,--71 _--_j i 1,,liard ell. Kennedy says ffiere Pregnant women an(i sinaii inent uf a far-reaching national Semte 1-- inance cominittees, member, says he sees no are broad areas of agreement children and greater protection health insurance plan this year which must act on it. chance for enactinent of health is the jammed schedule of the Sen. Abraharn A. Ifibicoff, D- in-surance in 1974. between the Nixon adminis- against catastrophic illness. tratlon and Congreuon the es. low "i 140. 0 bi ll It Insurance Nearer Health 9 SC committee 's requests were narrowly drawn and _ 1394 Bag For Answer likely will deal with the dairy funds and ITT controversies. The committee has requested tapes of 66 conversations in these two areas and Nixon's lawyer, James D. St. Clair, told it Wednesday it would get only one partial transcript. The committee delved deeper into the crucial March 21, 1973, stage of the Watergate cover-up Wednesday, adding secret grand jury evidence to its tapes of Nixon's conversatio ns dealing with hush money payments. In a report accompanying indictments Republicans who expressed disappointment at Nixon's action Chairman Peter W. Rodino Jr., D N J calling Evercine . 48m Ms . No Take amount to "a massive invasion into the confidentiality of presidential conversations." "More fundamentally, continuing ad infinitum the process of yielding up additional conversations in response to an endless series of demands would fatally weaken this office, not only in this administration but for future presidencies as well," Nixon added. Rodino rejected Nixon's argument, saying the • / "-_ B 1- l 1 1201. 7po -~ 4 ~ itz 61 11M,I IF'1q -5, 621 r 14 FT_ , T,14,_ /1_,,.r- - I '° '" 79 Old Milwaukee L-. w h ere - -- 'Ivroll 1, 7~1 ~ , - 4- - _•__ l' (1 I - - PRODUC 6 1.1-41 .')rr4 ( *It Publix . / * ' --:~ :-- 7 . - it' I _....I.; __ZXt:Z.=1_- '-is- M BEE .. 1~~~ /' / " I ( ____ _. _ ) Plus Deposit C 11 &.-, //.0 . ,_, _ '___"_ - - :. - - ,!,.~ "-W- -1 ri1J .--.-:.__ - --_ - ..11__ -- _-f"", __ - -__-_ _-_ ______________________ -_ ,_*__-I I T&,,.,, VAIRU1' I . 1_\ _____ Delicious Surprises are Just Around th Publix . \ CoLJ ! I •g - . Nixon's refusal "a very grave matter," scheduled a committee meeting for next week to deal with it. There was some talk of citing Nixon for contempt of Congress and of seeking court enforcement of the subpoena, but a majority appeared to favor taking the President's action into ac count when considering whether he sh ou ld be impeached. The The committee s ta ff has advised that it is to infer that anyone possessing and refusing to provide subpoenaed evidence is - I S It '7!' -- - - PM , - - ., - . I "- - . -i -- - - _i - r=- I . I..' ,. I... (-j-Ib •1 FullyCooked Hams..... ' $1" AL Dark Most 00i Turkey Roast -1 _ 49 •• 3 $ . . . . . . . . . k %011 11,j el ilif _____ - - ", - t .. _____________________ __ M __ - SmokedDaisies........ , J ....... #I...d. tc.d. Sweet Corn W .. / Inc'. - Fresh Egg Plant I - . . . . 1 Bell Peppeis 2 25 . . •1••I• 66th 53 oli jT 'I,', • Sliced Bologna A,'',.. 2... 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I..d, IL i I ''•' • I i_A-ev- el P I 0 Florida's pollution control (O+ o It John A Spoiski it Ii I Willi 011i potplists - / Al Tobacco 0 J ffil ' ] 0 - : W G' re' e'n"S4*t a m... ps I - V Wi ________________________ PPL Whipped Margarine Half & on the St Johns Rl%er, j Glad 5 9' Half Cream t...d so o Sounds like a Fred rnJ'AreenStarrlps '" 39 o 0 to ... 1 good work, manual labor; Neal is to conduct L service special GOOD (left) Ed Kirchhoff Sanford e a Ch urch honoring p ub lic officials . grower 010r91 Ma lin) lilies, Meliss Rumbley, hostess at the recent National Hemeroca is Convention, an m day of ,v rs n nterest on x said Pfeifauf said 1-i Ashby Jones, the county's . ' Mrs - the amount the greater the blem, he added, is interest. 4 P1 -w employe plus g __4 f d experience i running the "pl ay various fun operation might -at up gains corning it. - it's really f over the present system. because vou have to balance out brought in more than 7-1 J i' $186,000 fiscal year of a ne w co mputer disbursemen s)stem X. Jones said he had not heard of Underdon's pet Iegisiatl%e As presentl y set up Ray's departments pressing needs office collects $16 million in i th what >ou want to nut Into local taxes annually, with $9.5 dfl fl res aring accoun million going to the school Nothing makes her sadder, project. but that it Lr. possible she said. than seeing a lat-ge study will show federal investment program of its w4ri. sum securities, especially se ven-day of money being '- wasted" in a non U.S. Treasur) be immediately paid out to the bearing checking account good m%estrnent cities, special tax districts, and be cause someone feared the rious county commission nioney would be needed. current state law's prohibition. 'o"n But Eloise Pleifauf, purchased any government too was unaware of the de partments and projec ts to \lrs Pleilauf a county day to day operating ,minole's comptroller, whom paper she'd have to check the legislative bill, but promising to cover emplove since 19M the county's revenues in local ~ frf2 negotiatingwithareabankshas and the cost ' -AU Senunole Tax Collector Tro sa)ing he Index , M.5ó. fi n i s h r - duties Include placing the interest rates being offered ii -I ch can be invested for from inany others, and oui solidating all tax collections to periods ranging from a few phi losophy is to keep the money encourage large interest days to seerai months the at home if possible." Mrs. payments, we'll do it," Ray longer the time and the larger I ut are 4 .i4 bbn en A TI ki (Herald Photo By r APPR r r R EC IATION II I4 ES JIV% I SMIL results es i based n air conditions in touting a bill which w ou ld al l ow TERNOON ___T .f& - ii_4"I breathtaking. Enjoying the fields of beauty are Kirchhoff. receipts has been greeted with Pollution board member Breard lounty Tax WD Bill Frederick of Collector Rudy Urerdown is -- r. •., -Aw"P!, t - but the , V . EfR- - . I .. it - Growers of day lilies agree it takes a lot of hard Board members John Man. Orlando admitted the rules are sending out broadside sheets V idea. Re At - Al -- and seen or eight per cent government paper, and con when several oil firms claim they are too restrictive, are getting a better deal from requested relaxed standards local banks. diemaf and Alic Watnwrighto L1l I 4 ....i ' . j. 1 iii Ire ODI1If DAY LILIES Di III Herald Staff Writer issue. . ii~4 _. . ., - 'd I .'. - .!.Ma AM . lv' , . .1 : Government securities, ~ p I I. (ft I.e..,.'. -- '5 to s, s..... . . I By CHRIS NEON statewide you ... P4 - ,- , Storage 81111 ?$-m Pill. i .., . hitivertisement will highlight we jected to making variances on Hillsborough County, which he tax collectors and others are now officially known as the the basis the standards, which labeled the "dirtiest Place in handling county tax funds to 'friendb i't "So smile darn are more restricti v e than feder t he state invest in short-term U S ffilj'Areen~tamps 1-ib 0.1 .es Cinnamon Rolls ........ ". 0 Got 0. $'@Ali 001.4.0.8 l Instead of referring to it being I I 0.1 '"-" '-"-" - It ,• 01 , 9 1.L. a liess Mississippi pollution standards. 'Me decision to hold the The firms have until July, 1975, license piateiill have the new for Escambia and Santa Rosa look and slogan this >ear counties As.r.d II.vo,i . . 11 -_ _. -1 lisecling utme Wednesday to meet the standards and Count) experts who say the> 'I The former Sanford car Shai a Disal Drink : Fibm v **4k I - LO t -r ____ Vifvi Requesting reduced standA bill pending in Tallahassee for Jul 24 in either Pensacola ards were EXXON Corp., SW'S which supporters say can gain or Panama City to consider re- Oil Co., lAui lsiana Land and counties hundreds of thousands ; 0 , I` ...• , " I J _Jr ., .. 4\) I , . %i A - j I I , "' .. j board has set a special meeting 'F1ureen')Iamps 9 al regulations, are '0 , " emino 2 0 ::::::::::::::::::::--"-' 79c Pollution Hearing giona imits v INV , /~,* k . . I '" $199 _______ - (.1,, 0.1....... 0..,s.o, . . . . I- . I _________________________ - - 4 "" 'A. c IAVL 54 ii C C __Aw : , ' "We're getting more than 10 banks said that befor.. she per cent now from some banks inestigate the posbihties "Obviously if we can make itiore interest money b xpenses __'_V__.i'P=_ -- - ii ' -_ "It IJ F --- .. . Ri - i --U L ,;Z:PzLji i A~ 1_0tg` "Ili ,,ill g- flr" -' ,- s - • Inestinent program as begun The money carried forward. in 1961 by Clerk (if the CourtArt bing or left oser is the mone> IktkitIi . _.- __ .,,. - sti c.... 39 o (LUX - .. a... ... . •••... ,.• - 53 i .. Day 39 I W Instant Tea . - =__ -__ _-_ M_== -__ - - =_ Wesson Oil __________________ 1 tkh -- dishonest, - Dear Abby I - .1 .5B ... Editorial comment 9A -.6A .......... .. I(l-IIA Society I $to flat Frolon I SSs.k 12-01. pkg. ••_•_7••_••• I 4WGreenStams Iwnn Del, ht P1 Ciftwo Phi Hwy. 17-92, Casselberry - - -_____________ half Vol. mor if In town a little more than two weeks, Hunt has spent little time waiting to do his part, He's already been s Q L. , c oo TV , I 9A appointed : chairtrian for this year's United s Fund Catiipaign. A man of many talents who'll be a big asset to this community, I'll • : I ig rews W&~!Z, By MARK WEIN17 ill,ith onlv Stuart Culpepper dissenting. ,,-.(1uiric,, I', 11,1,- t',~ %V,,,,,7~.'!- -, 0ifice. Labeling Seminole County DUO to recent supreme court the SEA will accept what e the meeting room and huddled Meanwhile the SF \ s SL-hool Board's decision to use a and legislative action the board are trying to do in the right in the shadows where they there are a number of aventIV .1 policy submitted b> its is required by law to ne gotiate frame of mind and quit called today's strategy session open to them ,, We sli negotiator Dr . Jerry Lee Hart with the teachers, but no state. throwing barts" flei,otLate in good faith with nN ne center of the controversy an insult the Seminole wide guidelines have been "This policy is negative, it is if the policy limits the scope Policy." Rosenthal said. Education Association (SEA) established. inunediately puts teachers on Indicating it~e first prioraii. will hold a "strategy session" The board hired Hart of thedefensive itsa)sonlywhat of negotiations to only salaries will be a revision of th' late this afternoon to counter Wahington, D.C. to handle the cannot be done and do-es not and fringe be nefits. SEA negotiating policy the SE\ blargaining ses,cions that are not mention what can be done,'t say they want more say in the people say the possibility of I CIC o age required until after Dec 31 Steve Rosenthal. chairman boards budget, running th that direction. Board chairrian Davie Suns has said, A hope ~il, J,ien tj,it- j wjlj-~ %% - j_S ;j( 1..;1 tcq l SEA members storined out (if j WEATHER cent today. 40 per cent terday': high 91 low tlytonight and Friday. Par 0ou d' to occasionally - cloudy through Friday with Daytona Beach tides for the 'negative board's negotiation policy." The SEA charges the hiringol of the SEA negotiating team Hart and the adoption of his said, e court action has not been ruled s>tem and hiring and firing of personnel. It, an earlier COflftoflthtn THOUGHT FOR TODAY-If thundershocrs highs today in mid to 11 01 p in, lo 4 am :23 p.m.; Port Canaveral week the SEA asked that the tended to keep the neat off the outline submitted by Hart be board until Dec. 31. you work hard and long enough an a farm. you can inake a fortune-if you strike oil on it tipper 80s and lows tonight in lower 70s. Fain probability 30 per - high 10:01 a,m., 10:43 expanded to include teacher "m board says it is willing to opened a short-lived dix-us3fon ble done?" SEA members ask. rights in court if the board input into school affairs, but, * negotiate in good faith and the on possible changes in the School board officials have refused to ~.'Wto us what we are the board acce pted Hart's plan hiring of Hart is the first step in policy little comment referring t fititli silo bs l,s de 'I 6 0 egotiation State ..............SA, 7A Herald Staff Writer , SEMINOLE PLAZA s ant ser va nt Air ' JAill 30t Pere lif-IR181i 011 _ __ - --- __ - ----•-- •- . •....... .. public , Solisbvcy " 99 I,, _________________________ j-- . floral or temon Lime l os e freshener - '-- W-- G' re' e'n"S4 a m P elf I It. . . -1 . Where pleasure - - J 0 . G'er' ii. ,, - - I Coinics ':::::::::::::-::::::-----newl> appointea manager for Southern Bell in Sanford 110*1, 39 s'-' Grape Jelly ____ ___________ French Onion Dip ii •. I I 44 1445., Th,*INus4 5*vlt. h . • - O.u.l..,h •, BarsOnQue Sauce SAYS A4 SpaA Assi. ' $fM 141; Goof## Y-- - - p,.I Al lit1iii Ptiedii al Peanut Butter - " " ii Mail couple bad apples don't ruin the barrel; nor does if crooked politician make every other lea wisloti (0-9,010 got 14,.d & 5l..Ids., L.14.$) Heinz Relish ________________________ m -:_w__. .It-. A-: _- HrA & Bexttj ""49c -___•1 - - -- a - 200 it iii. 89c I "it - s pl:011 for 99C . 5,1 5I • W.I, ___ -7-s le'. it . _-1 ::: _ i Z , ., k _T . /f 4 ' erage of hospitalization a ph)sician services in the two bills was about the same. But Is measur e con n,s benefits lacking in the Nixon , 1 I - 1 . -, that lila hands shook theransommoneywasciropped thetndIvIdua1fromjobtojob g ________________________ 39c : 9.611.5110 • as .... _: __ - I G.Idq. - Arrid Light Powder AIIII.P.r$pivaNt °'" Pickled Beets _. E .-',-cl-,-~ll-~,.,----"-'*+'-7-1~l- Cuban Sandwich .. - J____,,fiQL W_-, I ,•' large profits made by the pci- armed and masked inen took talked briefly to one juror fied that tire impressions found the scenes matched tire and the ransom was paid. Seminole County Circuit nts from car. P 44 - Oa,.a. ,..s-..d t'45d ________________________ 2. ph$ c Is, - foll y t...li M.d. , go. ea~~, 1i.r . '' Jackson was released un- son was delayed when it was Seminole County crime scene lower for the poor. harmed 27 hours after two learned Wheeler's fa ther had ex pe rt Herb Hartley has testiKennedy said the basic coy- "b . I'.' It - - , when questioned about his car and also to the location in San. between jobs or when he was kidnaping extortion of Sanford in connection with the case. retired, and a tax that would be t t 11F. ! - ford where Jackson was rebusinessman George Jackson. higher for 'persons well-off and . F 7 - ~ The start of Wednesday's ses- leased unarmed. i .. ' .A 33.. L.c G,..a-..a H....d - I 1, 77hey are acicusied in the Feb. 28 53 0303 11 I pi.c.c.d . '-• operated by the Social Security -4..-.. w'.,i, " . would be financed through and Earlier testimony linked . 1- f • 0 - ,-0V - j , •,. 49' ,, 39c A Seminole County sheriffs 23, and Fenton Wheeler, 24, nervous PY : I : _L:::_:::_::: ,,-• , 1 sayS 4. Slotted address on the same subject day in the trial here of Jones. deputy testified Jones was so Jones' car with the spot where vate companies, coverage of Fili Cooked Boneless I_ lb ApplePie "" The testimony came Wednes- Lebanon Bologna ;b's 69 ____A __- ________________________ A446 ........ ....•.... I ProTen 33' Z - 97c r ce 1. - ~ __ ,. -, .. t ..I. ' lestir Sliced "anor of Pepper Loaf .•..•... JWGreenStamps ,. a. Jet Puf Marshmallows rr ii- c o 1: bo fljc JW6eenStamps ter " ... Most of Wednesday's session Judge David Strawn, in -ampa - 44 system. The senator said among its demanding $30,000 shows that hairs found in Jones' car were ture talks with jurors would re. advantages, including elli Jones wrote the note, similar to those of Jackson. tion of what he described as suit In a contempt citation. y I "' • . -. -._ The Kennedy-MiII3 plan handwriting expert sass that a was devoted to identlficatl.rn of to hear the case, avoided a comparison of the handwriting samples of evidence by police mistrial -by replacing u iWOofJesseJamesJonesJr.tothat experts, including testimony with an alternate. He also on a kidnap ransom note from an FBI chemist who said warned Frank Wheeler that fu- . I 1 0 i Fin Ow'. Wtkm t:)p;it: With H.Vai ,,, 79c - , -A--, ~fr- / - __- M.dI. Fc.s.a Rice Originals Fillet of Flounder , E_`: •.. •sI.I • Green Giant G"••i Pie I i ,- 7. - _. . %. - ., N. Al the . sh 39c I iiii Chuck Shoulder Roast forioni.mis .t.. •• •,• ShortRibs , - ......... I Its $ " 11i 6104 lea's f oll y I.cS seelsooll c... c•.iic Q...a I.I,.h..y $... at Ms.. I.I. Frozen Mini-Meal Dinners.. N.lI.., N•.• $'v$.d s., ''a l.a. '"' 4- .... Spanish mackerel Fillets "99 od P4 ..i s...m soon Bell Peppers *go** r r , 5..I..d Pepperidge Form Turnovers - lair " TAMPA,Fla. (AP) -An FBI 68 4ii a" 0.0 " 1414. : I - - _ ------_ . DISHWASHER DETERGENT : Ill/i.' &+ 64 P~ tv - . - as that theprogrammustoperate through private insurance companies and not "u costly. federal-dominated structure. RN - p we ____ 1___ ff_Lft . 0 'vIlracIe % -#i - was The President spoke of cornpromiu, too, but said he would - _____ '..1T' I "P i1 t3"15C ' I 1°' '.' - TI- - ,... ' • 79c vile -r _____ . Cooked Hum -- 'I . 51usd Ply.,... lopS'$ nap Sus ectTie ..- . . ?I 4 . - 1 1.2 ' ••••• tykes Swiss Cr#qh _____________ 1 P. Sliced acon........... i•. 'foot speech ', dclivered as the Democratic conan K*i imI p 1%. 11. U.S.D.A. (ag side aiKeedy,s • ' 4 *6 Sandwich Spread Mi ll s,D-Ark,isbetterinnian respects than the Nixon propos- Thursday, May 23, 1974-Sanford, Florida 32771 Year, No 235 PriceloCents t I .4,, S Thrii Wednii J,v. Swift Promotions 100096. Iferd Salami P#pp*#*i%tl ...... 4 1.o p.m.; low 4:00 a.m., 4:19 p rn rd, at the Wednesday teat hers what t going on in the SEA spokesman Rick M ossni.smi night meeting, Culpepper classrooms and what needs to threatened to seek negotiation �r 4 ~ 1 2A—The Sanford Herald Thursday, May 23, 1974 1141w%TION TODAY (: Utilities Losing Funds NEW YORK AP) Faced with rapidly increased costs for fuel and a continuing need for money to expand some of the nation's major electric utilities have run Into a serious lack of funds. The weak financial position some lace was dramatized recently when Consolidated Edison, New York City's power supplier, omitted its regular 45. cent quarterly dividend. Con Ed said it needed cash for escalating operating expenses and heavy capital spending this year, and so did not pay the normally guaranteed dividend. The consumer may ultimately have to pay even higher electric bills, or lace brownouts. — Ford: Surrender Info - — --_ WILMINGTON, Del. (AP) Vice President Gerald H. Ford says he hopes President Nixon will give the House Judiciary Committee any additional material relevant to impeachment. and "the sooner the better.° however. hid didn ' t define to a itepubuical rally here ho would decide whether the matcrlai Is relevant. The committee has said all the tapes and materials it has requested or subpoenaed are relevant. The White House has said It already has given the panel all the material it needs to deride whether Nixon should be impeached. — - Sparling To Run Again SAGINAW. Mich. (All) Republican James Sparling Jr., who lost a special election in Michigan's 8th Congressional District last month, says he will try again for the seat in November. Sparling was defeated by Democrat Bob Trailer for a seat Republicans had held since 1932. Sparlin conceded Wednesday for the first time that he felt a visit to the district by President Nixon shortly before the election may ha ve hurt his chances. — Doctor Gives Up Fight EL DORADO SPRINGS, Mo. (AP) Dr. H. Bernard Finch says he is ready to give up his struggle to obtain a Missouri medical license, if he can practice medicine in another state. "The people want me, but the board doesn't," Finch, 56, said of the Missouri Board of Registration for the Healing Arts, which has refused to issue him a license because be was convicted in 1961 of murdering his wife in California. Finch, now an X-ray technician, said Wednesday he has written to licensing boards in three other states to find out if his conviction would prevent him from practicing medicine. Heinz Must Campaign PITTSBURGH (AP) Republican Rep. H. John Heinz HI is 3o1Eig to have to campaign after all for re-election from Pennsylvania's 18th Congressional district. Heinz lacked any Republican opposition in Tuesday's primary, and his supporters decided they would try to also get hiitr the Democratic nomination with a write-in campaign. Democrat Francis J. McCardle beat Heinz by 6,000 votes and will run against him In September. — the Watergate Worrying Southern Republicans. By THOMAS C. COTHRAN Associated Press Writer Some Southern Republicans say Watergate and related dc. velopments may diminish the GOP's growing strength in the South. The area has shown a strong trend towar e Republican brand of urnservatismn in recent years, and President Nixon has received warm welcomes in Southern cities. But the possibility that Watergate may have changed all that has some Republicans orrietl. "We would have advanced further: we may have moved along more easily if WC didn't have Watergate," said Jerry Thomas, Democrat-turned-Republican who is expected to run for governor of Florida this year. U.S. Rep. David Treen, RLa., said he thought Watergate "will have the effect of temporarily retarding the growth of the lartY in l. tikian ButI don't think it will weaken It." very prestigious switchovers in Florida," added state chairman LE. "Tommy" Thomas (unre- lat(d to Jerry Thomas). But, he added, "1 think it'll pick back up. Most people in Florida are conservatives..," Few will say so for the record, but several Republican leaders admit they would feel more comfortable entering the 1974 general elections with Vice President Gerald Ford in the White House rather than Nixon. One leading North Carolina Republican, requesting ;tnonsinitv , even said it would be "hrillng" if Nixon stepped down and Ford became president. Another North Carolina party spokesman, state chairman Thomas S. Bennett, said it ''is difficu lt to say whether Ford would tit?ll) us... In light of the transcripts, I'd say the Presi(lent has many more minuses than Ford has, but I'm not in a position to speculate on who I'd rather see as President." A prominent Georgia Rewho also asked not to be identified, indicated he was em barrassed by the transcripts, "1 was chagrined, red-faced . about the whole situation," tie said. "I was shocked by the language. The shame of the whole thing Is that if he had laid all the cards on the table to begin with, people would have accepted it." "I'd say yes" the Georgia Republican continued, "tie i Ford Is more acceptable liuically than President Nixon." But others disagreed. camps. And many incumbents may bear that image and the public may be willing to dump them this year in both parties." His Democratic counterpart, Charles Kirbo, agrees. He says Watergate "has created a climonte in which the people want a change, but they want a change for the best." In this respect, Watergate seems to run against all in('urlibCnts. "I don't expect to be able to campaign on the Issues I'd like to: defense, inflation, energy," he adds. "But since (Special Prosecutor Archibald) Cox was fired. I've made speeches about those things and it doesn't mat. ter. The press always asks a question on impeachment and that's what the stories are about. Riverboat Carries 162 Years Of Tradition But mos t Tennessee observ. era feel Watergate will not hamper the state party, partly because Sen. Howard Baker's role on the Senate Watergate Committee has served to re. move the state GOP's ties to ,Nixon. In Alabama, Alabama, obser ers say4L the GOP could be hurt by Gov. George Wallace's campaign against his Republican oppo. nent, former state Sen. Elvin Mccary of Anniston, and pe r-' haps generating a straight tick. et Democratic vote. NkQ J!/,&N — i - ~9 SO ______k - , ' - Activated Charcoal can Help Save Life NEW YORK (AP) Linda Riss, blinded 15 years ago by men hired by rejected suitor Burton Pugach, now says she wants Pugach's right to practice law restared. "I am informed he was disbarred from the practice of law as a result of his acts concerning me, and not concerning any client," said Miss RLss, 37, in a federal court affidavit. "1 respectfully join in any application by him to any court or otherwise that his order of disbarment be set a'ide and that he be permitted to practice law again." Pugach, 47, hired two men to throw lye in Miss Hiss' face in 1959. He was released from prison March 21, after serving 14 years of a 30-year sentence. - Duke Ellington Hospitalized NEW YORK (AP) — Jazz great Duke Ellington is in Coo. lwnbia-Presbyterjan lumbia -Presbyterian Hospital with a respiratory infection that a hospital spokesman describes as "a serious ailment for him." But the 75-year-old bandleader's manager, Cress Court. rwy, says: "He's getting restless being in the hospital." Kerner's Heart Defective CHICAGO AP) Former Gov. Otto Kerner is suffering from a coronary insufficiency, his doctor says. Dr. L. L Braun said Wednesday that Kerner's heart is not getting enough blood. Kerner, 65, complained of chest pains Monday and as admitted to Illinois Masonic Hospital. A hospital spokesman said the spasm was nct severe enough to be conside'ed a heart attack. Kerner, a judge on the 7th U.S. Circuit court of Appeals, is on leave pending on appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court of Ids conviction on charges of Lribery, conspiracy, mail fraud, perjury and income tax evasion in connection with IflintIs race -track stork dealings. — Parents' Murder Trial Set BERNABDINO, Calif. (AP) A predominantly female jury has been sworn In for the trial of a Barstow cruple charged with manslaughter. They allegedly threw their diabetic son's Insulin away and declared him cured a faith healer. t to f nine women and three ucn ' Wednesday alter three weeks of questioning of prospective jurors. La w rence Parker, 34, and his wile Alice, 29, are charged with the death last summer of their son Wesley, 11. SAN — Rockefeller On Transcripts LANSING, Mich, !AP) Nelson A. Rockefeller says the Wate house tape transcripts raise very serious" questions about President Nixon's morality. 'They are disturbing to all of us," the Former New York governor said of the transcripts. "And frankly, I have to we anriut-4:5 individuals, or as a IIaLi(in 4Ofl(JOfl s hat's reflected in those tapes. And I speak about the moral tone." Rockefeller told a Republican legislative dinner he found the tlan.scripts "a source of tremendous dismay and Jeep sorrow." - ' - . d Ø'4 ' ' — ' , I 0 ' - ' - '' , '. - '. , ,' . - , .. - __________ - - — — victim has swallowed a Drug companies are cam- corrosive substance like an 3algning to make this little- acid. Time instructions that known lifesaver a household come with ipecac should be staple. followed religiously. Activated charcoal is an The instructions that come absorbent, explains Dr. Robert with activated charcoal should McLernore, director of ptmar- also be followed to insure the money at Little Company of proper antidote Is used, Mary hospital, here. An abBoth ipecac and activated 'Osorbent not only absorbs a charcoal are useful in first aid. I. — Don't Miss 'Graffitti - - __ -. ' ' -M ' .. 'P I - , , THE FAITH OF GRAFFITI. ched on the walls of many of the Text by Norman Mailer, docu- nation's cities, but it seems to merited by Mers'yn Kurlansky have burst into full "flower" on & Jon Naar. Praeger. Unpagi- the walls, subways and buses of nated. $14.95. 1$7.95 Paper.) New York City. It Is to this area that Mailer addresses himself I41 Self-cast In the role of "Aer,. specifically in this murky essay thetic Investigator," Norman and what he has to say is ocMailer, who last dabbled in the casionall)' interesting although life of Marilyn Monroe, takes on his speculations on the the graffiti phenomenon this relationship of graffiti to real time out and one can only won- art are forced at best and imder whv he bothered. possible to follow at worst. Graffiti, one of the urban Phil Thomas blights along with smog and litAP Books Editor (em, can be seen luridly splotft a- - THIS IS actually the United States' 50th state, Hawaii, a photographed from the Earth Resources Technology Satellite, This picture shows the seven isles, (from left) Hawaii, Maui, Kahoulawe, Malokat, Lanai, Oahu, Kauai and Niihau. The cone-like object at center of Hawaii is la1gest active volcano in the world, Maunoloa, SHOP im AITAMONTE MALI. MON THRU SAT Blinded Woman Forgives. .' ' without prescription at most induced in cases where the ' Cruise upriver at six miles an hour to St. Francisvi lle, third oldest settlement in IxAlisiana and the locale of John James Audubon's "Hap. pyland," w here the Frenchman arrived In 1821 to paint for his book, "The Birds of America." Probably the best-known of the St. Francisville plantations isRosedown. This plantation mansion was restored in 1956 and a visitor can delight to the authentic Victorian, Federal and Empire furnishings and walk through the ar bo retum of camella trees. Many of the trees andslu-ubssl Rosedown Gardens date back to ,, — Mievier, still crtivws the 4 drugstores. " brief time away for prayer Jesuit provinces in the United — , ' Father McLaughlin recently about his situation and reflec- States and said he found only 36 spoke out in defense of Nixon, lion with me," Father Cleary letters and 6 telephone cans saying he was a great moral said, adding he was asking Fa- inquiring about his actions or leader and that tus use of curse timer McLaughlin to come to protesting them. Mississippi and its tributaries Today, as it immures upriver from New Orleans, it nimakes The shore stops at time historic sites NEW ORLEANS golden era of Mississippi River and elegant plantations along steamtxmatc began in 1812 and, the lower Mississippi River in r, somitehow, it won't end. l.ouisiana carrying on a 1812 time year the steam- venerable 162-year-old . . 'i C. boat New Orleans, bound From tradition. Pittsburgh, arrived in time city And, the Delta Queen Itself is 1: _ ___________ For which it was named. The something out of another time. Her curiousity could kill her. __________________________ ,j.i _________ journey of time New Orleans was Built in 1926, the Delta Queen - - t-it time first steamboat trip on the has been operating out of I western rivers and it proved Cincinnati since 1948. Its steel that those waters, indeed, were hull was Fabricated on the River . / 1k, t t4 navigable for steamboats. Clyde lit Scotland while its It also opened what was wooden superstructure was '' I — cal le ''Time Steamboat Era,'' a built mm Sacramento, Calif. It I 't period of the 19th Century has survived several 'By RICH SEEI.EY substance but also attracts it. romanticized in song mifl(l time challengers, not the least of I 9 The Herald Services In your stomach, activated writings of Mark Twain. which was the issibilitY that It " charcoal will attract and at)It was an era of "Floating would have to cease operations ! ' 'p ____ IAS ANGELES — A little sorb a poison or drug so that it palaces," where the financially because of the restrictions of . I. activated charcoal mixed with can pass harmlessly out of your comfortable wined and dined the Federal safety-at-semi law '; a' • water could help save the life of body through the normal and (lanced and gambled and even though time Delta Queen The Delta Queen stops also at . j' -sE,; e....-.i someone at your home. , process of 4 Baton Rou ge, the capital of elimination, took long, unhurried river trips operates on the mnlar,d rivers. 1 .. Activated charcoal is a Mc Le more explains, ________ Louisiana; the most inland amid sple ndor and elegance. It But, through an act of .. I 1* a universal antidote for many of lie says time hospital keeps also was the era during which Congress, the Delta Queen has seaport in America and, in . .... .. .. ... . . -8 4' 4, I rorimmimonm poisons bum! ft.u(1 charcoal on hand for time giant pa(l(il('.''. heclirs been rmintril a five-year many ways, the legacy of the aroun d time house including poison cases and he recommi- carried cotton and sugar north. reprieve and is assured that m late Guy. Hucy P. Long. con14 arsenic rat poison and mnend,s that people keep It in ward fromim the plantations. structlon of the state Capitol will continue to operate at least strychnine. It is alsoan antidote their home medicine cabinet. Building the tallest in It's a funny thing about eras, through 1978. I4UVEI4\' BELLES FRAME 'DELTA QUEEN' for overdoses of drugs including America was begun under Another good thing to keep though. Sonic of them,, won't go While the Delta Queen travels barbiturates, sleeping pills, pep there is syrup of ipecac which away. 35,000 miles annually in 17 itinerary includes several of time levee to hlouumas House at pr mne sugar producers in Long, while nearby, the old pills, belladonna and aspirin, induces vomiting to get the Capitol Building, once Today, in the midst of instant states, some of its most plantations, elegant mansions Burnside, Ia. Now an elegant America. Several drug manufacturers poison out of the stomach communications and space romantic journeys occur as It and historic sites of Louisiana. example of Greek Revival The gardens and mansion of described by Stark Twain asthe produce activated charcoal for quickly, he says. on the explorations, time Delta Queen, operates out of New Orleans for Step from the landing stage architecture, popular in the hiownas House were used as the "monstrosity home use and it is available Mississippi," now houses the Hournas film "Hush, stern- 13 eeks of the year early gangplank I of the Delta mniti-19ttm Century, the settings for the But vomiting should not be a steam-powered Superior Recalls Priest Who Supported President .,. mUa(le'fUr-I movie Moon of the Wolf," and the pilot of the TV serial, "Long.street." fly MARTY hOGAN Th e Herald Senices /) But Treen said he (eels that "wlmereyouhave an incumbent, "We have to look to who's But Republican congressmen the issue is his record... I took there, " said Jerry Thomas. are in especially difficult posi. office In January 1973, and, "Richard Nixon was elected tions. While Democrats can fol- without implying anyone's overwhelmingly by the people low party lines when the time guilt, it's obvious that I did not of Florida and tie's carrying out Republicans in South Caro. comimes to vote on impeachment, have any involvement with Wawhat he considers to be a lina may pick up one more seat Republicans are faced with a tergate." mandate the best way he can. If problem . in the U.S. House and could take the election were held today Republicans have steadily the governor's office, which Is If they vote for impeachment, gained strength in recent years between Nixon and McGovern, being sought by retired Army Richard Nixon would win they turn off loyal Republicans in the South but in most states Chief of Staff Gen. William C. who still support Nixon. If they time political scene Is still domiagain" Westmoreland, according to vote against, many independ- minted by L)emnocrats. political theorists there. Clarke Reed, chairman of the ents and Democrats who vote One exception Is Tennessee, Republican party, split tickets will go the other which has a Republican gover. Republicans already hold two said he is "more comfortable way. nor, and two Republican sena- seats and are expected to take a with Nixon. Nixon is it more -I'll lose 25 per cent Of t h e tors. Republicans in the state third when Marshal Parker It :nown quantity." voti whichever way I go on iii,- legislature are imiapping strate. runs for the 3rd District post Bob Shaw, Georgia GOP peachmnent," says Rep. James gy aimed at taking over three being vacated by W. J. Bryan chairman, says the Watergate G. Martin of North Carolina's more seats In the house to gain Dorn, a Democrat who is runring against Westmoreland a majority. image "may be found in all 9th congressional district, BOSTON 'APi — T h e Rev. mords rtuss.inreli ise htotmi itS "('1I iS 1k ian git John McLaughlin the Jesuit mechanism. time to do it' priest and presidential aide who Father Cleary, asked if he Father Cleary said I do not recently defended President would agree with Father intend to hurt him I am not Nixon's u' of profanity, has McLaughlin's defense of pro- .saying he Is not in good standbeen ci.eti to Boston by his fanity, said, "I would be stand- ing as a Jesuit priest." religious superior for "prayer mng up against Mc,ses if I (lid ... lie said no actual permission and reflection," 'Thou shalt not take the name of had been given for McLaughlin i_ . _I' ioru ord an dI God in vain,,,tI Ile to work in the White house, at. The Rev. Richard T. Cleary, thy L provincial of the Jesuit Fathers said Father McLaughlin was though he said some encouragement was given. of New England, said Wednes- not speaking for the church. understood It as research day there was a possibility FaFar (lea also Sill'd he writing and special therMcLaugtmlincoWdbe asked assign. had no record of Father ments For to leave his White House the President," Faor be dismissed from the order, McLaughlin being given P thor Cleary said. 'He has made which would not necessarily mission to live in the exclusive recent statements on his own. It affect his status as a priest. Watergate apartments. is my understanding this is not Father Cleary, who noted "Speaking for myself, I would what tme was originally hired for Father McLaughlin was living not live there," he said, adding In Chicago, McLaughlin, told in the Watergate apartments in that Jesuits usually are Washington, questioned required to live In Jesuit corn- of Father Cleary's statements, whether time priest was living up munitles. said he did not intend to speak . for the church, lie said he had to his vows of poverty and , Iwill be asWng m to take a obedience. conducteda survey of9or the lo Thursday, May 23, 1974-3A Sanford Herald ,prirw, ,,jwi Lite falli. Its Quct-ri ('111111) 111) .111(i o%rer the planUition wite %;;is one of the Ilush, Sweet Charlotte," the Ikuisiana Arts Commission. [)espi te Obstacles Ma'* 1 Went Through n reason why time) were regarded with such awe, Also, people didn't travel mimuch and about the only way to spread news to anyone at a distance was by means of letters or Postcards. It cost two cents to send a letter, but a postcard needed only a one-cent stamp. In time very quiet retired life which most people led then, lJ, coming of the mailman was an event. Quite often the housewife would be out beside the mailbox waiting for him, for besides being anxious to receive her own mail, she had a natural curiosity to know what letters her neighbors had received, She knew perfectly well that the mailman had read all the postcards, scrutinized time routes in those (imi)S, and most people had a mailbox fastened to a post beside the road in front of the house . The mailman made his rounds with a horse and buggy, of course, since that was the principal means of tmansport.ation at that time. The horse knew the route Just as By HELEN M. PAGEL The Herald Services Ever since there has been mail delivery it has been a matter of pride that in spite of storms, floods, wild Indians and train robbers, the mail has gone through. In the days of the pony cxpress and time Butterfield stages there was a great deal of competition in an effort to be the one who carried the mall across the great plains in the shortest time. By the time the 20th Century had rolled around things had slowed up a bit, and the rural mail carrier was In no special hurry to cover his route in any special number of hours, There were a great many more rural routes than city well as his driver did, and was just as familiar with mailboxes and always stopped in front of each one of his own accord. People wrote more letters in those days, for there were fewer telephones and long distance phoning was practically unheard of. 'mere was the telegraph, of i.ourse, but about t he only time anyone set telegram was when some member of the family died, which is undoubtedly one postmarks on all the letters, read the newspapers and all the interesting articles in the Agriculturist or the Prairie Farmer or The Youth's Cornpanion or St. Nicholas. Sometimes she had a cup of coffee and a slice of homemade bread and butter or a fresh doughnut or a wedge of apple pie for the mailman, and her reward was to collect all the news while he ate. If it happened to be an election year everybody would be eagerly awaiting the newspaper, but the mailman, having read the whole story before he reached his first customer, announced importantly as he handed out the paper, "Taft won the election, so we'll have a Republican government for another four years." He knew all the people on his route, and he also knew all about them. "Good morning, Mis' Andrews,' he might greet one woman who was anxiously watching his approach. "Here's that letter from your son that went up to the Klondlke in '96. They say he's made a mint of money up there. One of the lucky ones struck it rich." - Mis' Andrews' son might be struggling along in an old log cabin without even enough money to get back home, but his family never contradicted the gidwing reports which the mysterious "they" gave out concerning him. 1000111930 President Sti"11 Feuds Wi'*th Prosecutors WASHINGTON (AP) — Pres- Nixon's spokesmen and law. versations, in defiance of Jaworskl complained there, ident Nixon always has had yer say there has been no con- Nixon's instructions to drop the and to the Senate Judiciary Federal courts have held that by voluntary agreement and But 15 days later, shutfling trouble getting along with Wa- sideration of firing Jawoeski, case and settle instead for Committee, which backed him, Justice Department regu- the Cabinet to install Elliot L. as attorne tergate special prosecutors. although circumstances now summaries for the tapes. about the contention of the lations, the administration has al Richardson Nixon authorized hiy He didn't want one hired in are similar to those that led the t But three days later, on Oct. White house that he could not given the office of the special point a special the First place, yielding President to get rid of Cox. tomC ' 23, 1973, facing a ware of im- properly pursue the subpoena prosecutor a unique measure of gr was chose pressing for reluctantly after the scandaLs independence with the force of Richardson The central issue now as peachrnent demands and an ad- case in court because it in Cox forced a staff and Cabinet then is simple: ("iii verse public reaction, the Presvolves a dispute between two law behind It. the special shakeup. The edited Watergate tranprosecutor take the ["resident ident yielded and agreed to turn officials of the executive . over the tapes. branch, scripts recount early dis- The White House always iO court His firing of Archibald Co WntR up. President . L Within a week, arrangemnenLs cussions of a special prose- viewed Democrat ..OX Wlui SUS' JUl11 no o. stirred the first serious moves had been made for a new specutor, and Nixon's opposition to piclon, aides there contending or impeachment. In each case, the controversy cml prosecutor. the idea. "Now the difficulty that he was a partisan out to get Now the White House Is feud. Flared over the demands of the Now, up against another t Nixon. with time special prosecutor rng with Leon Jaworshi over prosecutor for access to White tape controversy with Ja- .—u --u ft o -----, ---gets a guy into the (expletive who is boss. House tape recordings the worsici, Nixon's lawyers say he deleted) th ing," Nixon said on Jaworskl Is a Democrat, too, During the house impeach. President sa id he would not is prepared to contest to the SoApril 15, 1973. "First it's a re- bu t from Houston not Harvard. ment inquiry the President can. yield. premnc Court a subpoena for Jaworski said that Inter- flection it's sort of admitting his prosecution of the t-i' has riot afford any rencal of the Cox was fired after vowing to recordings of Iii conversations, pretitiorm of his standing would inca culpa for our whole systazn led turn, like Cox, to demand in crisis that came when Cox press in court for recordings of Jaworshi already has won in immnke a farce out of the special of justice. I don't want to do court material the President went. nine presidential prosecutor's office con- U.S. District Court. does not want to provide. that o IWXfL "' NEWS ANALYSIS ' "'~_v ~ 4'.9.;1. - V_ 1 '~r , -i ).-a-a -~ 0 ~ 0~, __~.A_ LIMITED QUANTITIES.. .ALL SALES FINAL! SORRY, NO MAIL OR PHONE ORDERS IL -. DRESSES, PANTSUITS FOR SPRING AND SUMMER Impeachment More Vietnam Aid 33% TO 50% OFF JUNIOR SPORTSWEAR 30% TO 60% OFF 1.99 TO 17.99, REG. $6 TO $34. 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Hebem-t's motion was ap. three other defendants are produced by the United States. Nixon's inn,r circle, carefully" whether to suspend day either to raise or lower proved by voice vole. "There is not going to be ex- ° survey regarding Possible im. present Vietnam aid in a $22.6The subpoenas were igned charged In the break-in at the The amendment to phase out peactunt'nt of President Nixon. billion b' U.S. District Court Judge California offices of Dr. Lewis ecutive Privilege or national soeapons authorization, 100,000 of the 435,000 U.S. Gerhard Gesell at the request of Fielding, psychiatrist of Daniel curity," the judge said, 'We Gallup, in a news conference bill it passed 358 to .17 mind sent ground troops overseas in 18 ho leaked the roust proceed with what is releLers For John I). Ehrlich- LII stwrg, before speaking at the annual to the Senate months was proposed by house 'dflt ;n this case. I iiim not going iiiafl, lormnierly Nixon's chief Pentagon paers on U.S. in. A similar bill awaiting Senate lknmocratic leader Thomas P. dinner of the l'awtucket-Blackdomestic adviser, and Charles volvernent in the Vietnam war. to start heving a secret trial of stone Valley Chamber of Coin- action would cut the present O'Neill Jr. and rejected 240 to W. Colson, ex-presidential Among the subpoenaed pa- public matters." incrt Wednesday, said the $l.l billion Vietnam aid to 163 after a debate that split counselor. pers was a damage assessment Nixon has under appeal an consideration to withhold poll $900 million. Democratic leaders. Gesell gave the White House submitted under seal to the So- order that he turn 0SC tapes At the same time, House-Sen. results was based on disOpponents, including Speaker until 2 p rim. Friday to respond pr e ine Court in the Pentagon • subpoenaed by the Watergate cussionis in 'Olftrt'Os r('ported out a Carl Albert, .said (he H(,use the press a.' to .o1 said he ould tran1 no papers case. 'Loi secret ior- IX(1 Irosi'uturs u1itt' for whether such surveys unduly separate $769 imiillion supple.. Would not vote to cut 100,000 moore time. lions of these files have never the Watergate cover-up trial influence Congress during im- mental military bill recoin,- troops Overseas without knowscheduled to He added that the case might been publicly disclosed, start in another pending impeachment proceed- mending rejection of the Penta- ing where they would be withhave to be dismissed if the gay. Earlier Wednesday, Gesell court here Sept. 9. gu n's request to Increase Viet. arawn or what the conings. m refuses to turn over had said he would not a llow 11w The su bpoena signed at Ehernent narn aid by $266 millionthrough Sequences might be, evidence deemed necessary for government to withhold mate- rllchnsan's request Wednesday However, tie added that a bookkeeping transfer. Opponent; Joined Secretary the trial, mini from the trial on a claim of asks for his personal papers neither client newspapers nor The House also rejected of State Henry A. Kissinger In from January 1971 through government officials have con- mimimendimments to "If the court rules that mate- executive privilege. phase out 100,saying that any U.S. troop cut in rial is relevant to the defense of The White house has retamne-J April 10, 1973, the date he re- tacteti his Lrrn on the question. ()0 U.S. troops overseas and to Europe would undercut prese nt Gallup also said that his lat. cut the $22.6 b;llwn weapons bill anyone charged" in the case sonic of the papers of t.afEers signed from the White house negotiations for a mutual U.S.and are not produced, "the who left during the Watergate sta ff in the heat of risi ng Wa- eat po ll sched ul ed to be released y $733 rimillion across the Soviet reduction there by taking prosecution ends," Gesell said, controversy and referred to tergate scandals. Sunday will indicate a con- board away any need for the Soviets to A separate subpoena request- tInued increase in the number The subpoenas include a th- thew as presidential papers An amendment by Rep. Rob- negotiate, inand for top secret documents of Americans who think the cit I. 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Furniture �4A—The Sanford Herald Thursday, M3y23,1974 School Hits Move Longwood Ind-ustrial New Snag Arthritis Foundation Goal Jury To Get Turner Trial For Mid-Florida $20,000111 L. Forc e s Se ttI e rn e n f correct the situation," Mrs the satisfaction of everyone and Foundation Mrs. Thomas said the local Arthritis Helen Schnelker, Woodlan(L still permit the school to open in volunteers hope to collect $2,500 clinic concept is supported by spokeswoman said today. the fall. However, he Warned this month in Seminole Count)' area Rheumatologists. The moving of Altamonte The board, School Supt. . that further delays could ruin toward the foundation's central Sanford area residents not Elementary School from SR 436 William P. Layer, Saunders all chances of the scheduled Florida goal of $20,000 to be contacted by door-to-door to a Woodlands Subdivision site and the Woodlands group are LONG WOOD—The city opening. Mrs. Eleanor MacDonald, used in opening an arthritis campaign workers can mail a mile to the north ran into all expected to be in the county zoning commission Wednesday behalf of owner Penny W. At the request of the school clinic, donations to Florida State another snag Wednesday night commission chambers Tuesday night denied an application for Simmons of Jasper, asked the Woodlands civic field representative Bank, Sanford. Orlando for when Seminole School Board to decide de on the next step in the rezoning to industrial 11 lots on the Industrial rezoning of the association has submitted a list Caroline Thomas said part of President Richard Nixo' East Church Avenue to Warren East Church Avenue prope rty members were told the building project stalled when moving of items needing attention In the the funds collected will also be proclaimed May as National may be in violation of building permits were lifted by the school, Avenue. The request was to permit warehouse con- c used to continue purchasing Arthritis Month at the request odes, commission. described as an attempt at struction. At the direction of Sims, the patient equipment and corn- of both houses of Congress. The Plans call for renaming the The move was contracted at a "spot zoning" in a residential board ordered copies of the list Illunit)' services, A congressional resolution had group of adjacent home school Woodlands Elementary $475000 fee and the board said area. to be sent to the architect, the 162 co-sponsors. Florida's U.S. owners presented a 27- and opening It in September. it would spend an additional Tabled for further study was signature mover and everyone else in. petition opposing The Senator Edward Gurney and Woodlands Civic $125,000 on the school for aira request for preliminary put rezoning, and urged the board Association volved in the project so they can Congressmen Dante lascell, has been lobbying conditioning, carpeting, some approval of a four-house sub- to "protect our homes." • rectify problems. Claude Pepper and Bill Young fortmore consideration of plans furnishings, and book division east of Devonshire. Layer said the architect The rezoning move was b)' supported the resolution, Mrs. he school board. w d replacement. The board instructed unanimously denied, Eoghan Kelley will give the Thomas said. Structural engineer Ola Today Layer said he thinks LAKE MARY - Lake Mary's Chairman James Brown to find project closer scrutiny n the Action Wi a Li acre tract Bang, OLA BANG criminal code ordinance went out the schedule of lees being proposed for a four-house told a Woodlands resident, the situation can be resolved to future, mem be rs th e school board into effect this morning without charged applicants for ap- subdivision was tabled until the building will apparently violate tt mayor's signature. pearances before the board board can determine that Mayor Margie Hess said an application indica ted property is within the city and if lthe building code at the new today she permitted the orthe fee may have been raised the city should annex an area ocation. said concrete supports 50 to $75 without city with no access within the city forBang dinance to become law by from SW the school are supposed to withholding her signature for 10 council action, limits, be reinforced and eight inches days to demonstrate her thick. He said the supports are displeasure with City Council. only about five inches thick and She declined to take her u tire infurctd. Bang also pointed option to veto which she called sides of the black community Wednesday's meeting, said "much too restrictive orout that the school's foundation By BOB LLOYD was designed to lie on the traffic artery. City Editor afterward he will support the dinance" because she said ground and on the new site it The off-street lot, utilizing merchants' proposals. council had unanimously apwill sit only on intermittently Merchants with businesses on city-owned former railroad McCoy told officials, "Just proved it. Awards v 'iririers placed supports, the south side of West 13th right-of-way between West 13th leave 13th Street alone. If the Civic association members Street in Sanford's Goldsboro Street and 13th Place can be city doesn't want to fund the lot ___________ Certificates and medallions Rob Webb, Oviedo. expressed fears that the 15.. community told city officials paved and lighted at an we'll Find some other way" ,to were presented the winners of Eleventh grade winners: year-old slab foundation may Wednesday night they are estimated cost of $9,600, ac- provide more parking. the fifth annual math contest First, Steve Hayter, Lake crumble and injure students. opposed to deletion of on-street cording to city officials. Knowles trW merchants, held recently at Seminole Brantley; second, Bred Board Chairman Dcvie Sims parking on their side of the Mayor Lee Moore, City streets are built to move traffic Junior College by County Waldow, Seminole; and third, said, "1 think the main thing street and asked the city to Manager Warren Knowles and and if there's no problem on School Superintendent W. P. Debbie Vande Houton, Lyman. here is Ignorance on the board's provide an 80 space off-street City Engineer Mack Lazenby 13th Street it should be left as Is. (Bud) Layer. Tenth grade winners: First, part. George Saunders met with merchants at the He said the decision on need for the parking lot, Math students from ninth Phil Jensen, Oviedo: second, mover — is the only man who "We need every car and Westside Civic Center on additional parking spaces Dif through 12th grades at Crooins, Rusty Reiker, Lyman; third, can move the school and he was every customer on 13th Street Persimmon Avenue. Knowles should be made by the met. Lake Brantley, Lyman, Oviedo Cindy Boyd, Lake Brantley. the only one who knew anything we can get," businessman D.C. said due to a mix-up in his office chants. .. rr• 2 Drawer and Seminole High Schools Ninth grade winners First, about it, but if we ever get in- McCoy said. the meeting had been One merchant said following participated In the contest Jim Covington Crooms; second, volved in anything like this The on-street parking ban publicized for tonight. he meeting that the proposed ZoneRequest Denied - P Lake Mary Co e La uolds boro Merchants A Lot Ci ty To Bu ild P Math VA To Help Jobless Vet d . Coun ty State Crypt Probe Thursday, May 23, )974-5A JACKSONVILLE, Fla. tAP) the trainer and Hobart Wilder Tjoflat evicted Kenneth NI. Government attorneys were was the promoter. JUPITER, Fla. t He said he had wanted the leg amputation. Once he has his leg - An Robinson of Washington, D.C., still talking as final arguments "They were well in a criminal froin the courtroom Wednesday unemployed Vietnam veteran removed "because then I'd get removed, there is no coming Fla. H (AP) The sa les were by South. in the mail-fraud trial of Or. conspiracy," Smi th declared to afternoon after Robinson interwt'io wanted his Injured leg am- 100 per ce nt disability, and at back." - A woman in Inverness paid eastern Funding Co., listed at putated so he could support landc businessman Glenn W. the jury of seven women and rupted prosecutors his least my family wouldn't Smith and about $1,800 for three burial first as a Tampa company but Dagenhart said, "I don't want Turner and seven associate.-,live men. family says he will try a leg suffer." Robert Leventhal a dozen times crypts and then had to buy an- later listed as being in a the brace, but I'll give it a try. went into their 11th straight day Carib- brace now that the Veterans Each of the eight defendants with objections to the way they other burial space when her bean Island, Grand Dagenhart said he and his I'll really try to make it work." today. was president or a high officer summed up the eight months of mother died, Cayman, Administration has raised his wife, Ann, and their infant son Chastain said. The owner, The case went to trial Sept. at one time of Koscot Inter. testimony. Pat Hogan, a spokesman for Another wumiman ho bought a ford Butler Jr., couldn't be monthly disability payment faced eviction from their apart. 17, 1973. It was expected to planetary Inc., Dare to Le th" VA in Atlanta, said the 100 ment and had even sold the from $fl to $5.48. Smith said he agreed with ju. crypt which was never built found for many mon ths, he W reach the jury by late th is af- Great Inc., or Glenn per tol d me not to worry. baby's crib !r $10 to rai se cent temporary disability borrowed space to bury her said. W. Turner han's attorney that Julian ternoon. Enterprises Inc. money. rating Dagenhart was granted They said they'd take care of inoti primarily concerned with retail Wednesday, special proselie sa id his co mplaints were alter his release from the Navy Consumer Services director me," Donald G. Dagenhart, 23, Those' were among the cornThe three Orlando-based sales. But th e prosecutor said plamniM , cutor Hugh Smith characRobert J. Bishop said Wednes- said Wednesday after a meet- not with VA physicians but with w ould be rei nsta ted . that Herb Chastain, terized the defendants' roles in companies were also named de- Julian knew th a settlement had been ing with VA officials in Miami. the huge federal agency's buthat the wholesale Consum,ier Services Division inPalm Beach County officials the complex of Turner cor- fendants in an indictment sale of distributorships was goDagenhart's case drew na- reaucracy. received reached; that work would be vestigator, said he offered Dagenhart a desk job charging 26 counts of mail ing oil arm] therefore he was (luring a two-year investigation porations this way: rted in 30 days and the mau- tional attention after the exDr. Phillip Kinman of the and were looking at available fraud and one of conspiracy, part of the scheme. Glenn W. Turner was the soleuins were ti-, !,,e completed sailor said VA doctors refused Miami VA hospital said a hipAo- openings to see %4hich of burial crypts being paid %; ould be head, Ben U. Bunting was the for by Christmas. to amputate his left leg, Injured ankle brace would be ready For Koscot, the cosmetics firm The government charged that but never built. most suitable, he art, W. Leroy Ileale was the that was organized in August the defendants in a Navy football game in 1971. Dagenhart in about two weeks. defrauded nuChastain estimated that The ettlernent was reached plane loader, Malcolm Julian 1967 as the first of m ore than 100 muerous b u lie said seven knee oper"We just don't belicve the Hogan said the disability reof dis. about 100 sales had been made after Chastain tracked down ations did not was the front, Clyde(,. Cobb corporations that became part tributorships at $2,5W to $5.000 end the pain and amputation he wants is the an- instatement will give him $548 a but riot fulfilled for mausoleum Butler and threatened to lay the was the dare-to-be-greater, of the complex, lost its attorney at the neglect of retail sale of infections that prevented his swer," Kinman said. 'He can month through June 30 and an space worth about $140000 in affair before the statewide Jess 0. Hickman was the as the trial neared an end. (osilletics and motivational the Inverness, Floral, City, grand jury which conveied holding a job and that his dis. get the opinion of other VA doe- additional $948 to cover the closer, harry B. Atkinson was ability rating of 30 per cent tors, but I don't believe anyone period since Dagenhart's last U.S. District Judge (;'rald B. courses. and Avon Park areas. recently in T;imupa, he s.id. irovided just $77 a month. can ethically recommend an convalescent rating e x pir ed. By MARK WELNTZ Herald Staff Writer The Sanford Herald F Contest (et geogutai't zaWT The Discount Department Store I - -".. FILE sponsored by Seminole County John Causey, Crooms; and again I will go inspect the arKi the off-street lot proposal Sloore said he'll forward the 80-space off-street parking lot Teachers of Mathematics third, Kathy Steidley, Oviedo. building myself." came in a recently completed merchants' requests to city would hopefully be used by Council. Overall winners among the "The circumstances are city traffic study in which commissioners at their Monday persons who now park their elith de winners: First, girls pa rticipating were Debbie unfort'inate and I am not engineers turned up complaints meeting. vehicles all day on 13th Street James Ellis, Lyman; second, Vande Houton and Kathy faulting the board. I think they of traffic congestion on West City commissioner Gordon making parking on the street by Jeff Ballard, Lyman; and third, Steidley. are sincere in wanting to 13th caused by parking on both Meyer, who also attended business customers difficult. Police Blotter Sanford a.guis' ° 133 East Robinson Downtown Orlando WE ON Kelly Smith, 2018 Chase Avenue reported a tape consolette valued at $110 missing Wednesday. C B Radio valued at $135 was reported taken from a semi. truck parked at the Village Rest Truck Stop on 17-92, Wednesday. Pamela Fields, 17, Orlando reported tape deck valued at $40 was taken from her car Wednesday while parked In Seminole Junior College paring lot. Altamonte Springs Robert Sciroeter, 58, Marion Drive reported guns and jewelry of unknown value missing from his home, Wednesday. Lake Mary Items amounting to $1,000 were reported miaing from the home of Harold R. Blalock, 4$, P.O. Box 48$, Wednesday. Winter Springs Detective Doug Huth said three juveniles were also arrested and released In the custody of their parents. Two 'fltusville men were arrested Wednesday at the Seminole-Volusia City Line by Seminole Deputies on forgery charges. Lee A. Haugabook, 32, and Daniel Warren Williams were arrested trying to pass a forged Payroll check for $100. Detective Sgt. William Vinton said many payroll checks had been stolen from Mamba Engineering in Titusville and had been cashed in the Central Florida area. The two men are oeing held in the Seminole County Jail in lieu of $5,000 bond each. David Thurl Jackson, 17, 598 Lake Hoell Road, Maitland, and Timothy Douglas Stone, 17, 555 Ranger Blvd., Winter Park are being held in the Seminole County Jail In lieu of $5,100 bond Wednesday. Both are charged vith possession of alcohol by a minor and possession of marijuana. 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Randy Lee Matheny, 18, 142 Fairway Drive was charged with breaking and entering with itt;t to commit a felony to with grand larceny, bond is set at $5000. All are being held in Seminole County Jail. - O MAPLE BOOKCASES $40 MAPLE $491 ALL LAMPS $2 CREDENZAS 99 o AUSTEL WALNUT-CHARCOAL-OFF-WHITE sherurs County It $99 T BACHEL Robert Monroe Hawkins, 29, 303 South Edgemon Street was arrested Wednesday on authority of a warrant from Pinellas County on the charge of unlawful removal of a child. He was transferred to Pinellas Department. County Week 5k a 24' d.pth ORLANDO EAST East Colonial Drive MELBOURNE /WESTORLANDO/CASSELBERRY (ORLANDO Corner Babcock St I West Colonial Dr. J Near South and NASA Blvd.1 at Powers Dr. Jai Alai Fronton Orange Ave. / SANFORD KISSIMMEE WINTER HAVEN 17 97/ Vine St. at Block North Of Cypress at Airport Blvd Bermuda Aye, Garnderis Blvd. on U.S. 17 at Daytona Mall Nova Rd. & Volusia Ave. (Rt. 92) ID°N BAN'AM(RICARQ �--...- ------ 6A- The Sanford Hera Id Thursday, May _23,1914 / / . ..,-/ ' 0 `~N . Editorial —_ r Administration 's . I - _~_~_ Pals ~ \ ,r, - I._ %.~ i (/ 't' Figures Do Lie , Jack Anderson Castro's Can't Trust 4 - ,( A Him X By WII.LIAM (ilANDONI The IleraldServices . . . fo I The Hughes __ ni - I -. I Hospital Limits Abortions 1I'f U.S VI I .l .E, Fbi, Al' -- Jeff Parrish Memorial Ih',dtal ha.s decided to keep a rule limiting abortions, ''yin if it is lutf'onstItutic,n i Iii l;igd,ieil -01ut-Iav night touontinu. Ii allow a lir tiuris only after two use tors a i: rt'u'd t1ie' --hotilul be performed. I hospital attorney Joe Mapheny told the t ard the reguit ion would not survive a cot t challenge. The hospital's ''ulic'al stall also recomnnwrkIt.(l that it be dropped. 'Ilie U.S. Supreme Court ruled last year that an abortion decision in earl • !; ''-f pt - :n.0 ;as up k a 'cufn;iru arol her (i4't __________ . - -_ G o'i e r n rr'i e n ts "" to . ,9 Homestead Exemption , ""'; "''-" ________________________ _ I '" '--- 'I .4 - IN ® .1oiG97 Req. 15.00 lV4-* "I liked it better back in the days when all you had to (ear was fear ,tsell'" GUARD . ._- - MFG. MftSiMiLAC 10" WINDOW FA - S REVERSIBLE 99 WITH IRON - READY TO FEED t_ ! k k - 1,; - CASE OF 6 '~-__-W.._ 1399 PORTABLE - SPEED COVERS 2,200 Sq. WATER Ft. SETTINGS - I LT MFG. LIST 1.89 PERMANENT J!_ C COMPLETE -1J STYLE KIT _ I 495 LNKLERS388 FANS _. Reg. 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Dc Ia h'arte reintroduced the' 1>111 after it ',', as learned that the original — signed into law earlier liv Gay. I{eubini Askew -- ci ntaine'l a defect that imiade the law do the opposite of what lawmakers intended. ''The' bill (loes what we iii' tended it to do the first timi','' Dc Ia I 'arte said, adding that h' had '(fR uals friui: ,i ll agencies involved review it as a safeguard. The senate passed the bill, Sf11lo, b) U :iso vote and sent it to the House. The bill would provide UI) to $100 in property tax relief for senior cith!e". It also provides up to $150 in relief for disabled persons by giving them the' $10,000 exemption on all property taxes. 88; ,,, RIGHT l_._*— - .. Tony Russ'i Insurance Agency ib 7 . count), projierty taxes.' Thu measure s sponsor assured sellators that this Lilac the bill was right ''I ,i)1) S .- ., - proved for a second time it bill extending the $10,01 homrstead exemption for senior dli4 . _ 4 Again 1,u.I_.uIA,sEl-:, Ha ç, I PLATES C7c e&d6ftu(dig ' — The Florida Senate today ap- ,, .'• 'Qc PAPER 4 &,v 11 OK'd ________ '' r Mr. and Mrs. James Li,e 510 F_ 14th Street 4PROVEMEI MILK PLUS 6 12 EXP. apeawcc A rican Women Want Liberation 3? r1V 10~ '1\ BIG 13 oz. W - REVLON SPECIAL! && IMMUNITY SHAMPOO CX-126 The Governor - 1 Al.l.\AhlA.sI :i h-la. Al' 1t'k'phune centers will be set up in 11 Florida cities instead of Just two for the third Democratic National Telethon June 29-30, part)' iIRmals say. Die ('enters will be in Pensacola, Tallahassee, Jacksonville, Gainesville, Orlando, Tampa, St. Petersburg, Furl M)ers, West Palm Beach, Fort Lauderdale .tuid Miami Telethon IN, entitled ''Anser, Autierica,'' will be telecast by the ('olumnhia Bri':ulcasting Svstcni from 10 p.m. REG. 223 * - L59c - I 3ERY'3 WORLD 3.W0 years of Ethiopia's labor are bought—like cattle, they be expected agitation, ingood morning, you old NAIROBI. Kenya—Three Ken ME: i characterization tchiaractenzauon deleted 1. deleted) to prove munin- thousand women marched history that women have complain—for goats, chickens, sidiousness and insurrection," Mayoria said. UZ. What's good about it? telliblei innocent i inaudible, recently in Addis Ababa to the demonstrated for emuian- sacks tit maize and cash. of cipation. Women are now emerging Looks like they finally got you lion-guarded palace Argentina has long mainchara'terizaticn deleted Their move has drawn from the long ages of African taineil dmp!oumi:tttc and (.0111. afte afterr evt'r thing you got away sroball in hell Wc'h tOU)h ü- Ethiopia's 81-year-old Emperor WIR remember ho hlaite SeLaie to protest the Vidcspreadattentionto the fact servitude to bcconw judges, inertial ties with the Soviet icharacterization deleted) out. members nobody caught you when you fact that they do not get equal that women are on the march lawyers, of Union and, when the Peronists mumntelligiblej. April 22, l974—UZ: I have to "pay bnth men for equal work, for greater freedom all over parliamuient, mayors, took power in May, 1973, ME: What have you done for hand it to you for holding out .Selassie is currently con- black Africa. paratroopers, cabdrivers, and reestablished full relations with tile lately" Now we both know 1111! long. But it looks 'M-y object to ploygamy ark] prominent figures in tile Castro's government. lobala, the traditional bride business word really have you no-A how hnne'st amid noble law Argc'nt ma's insistence on ML You it' firiil It as 11w first time in the prO 4 - stuuuu ',herr ingli' girLs ' fret'ua-jt officiaL diC What selling General Motors, Ford lllt11L'i'l !!L'raL and Chrysler-built vehicles to C , hr ' by Garry Trudeau 000NESBURY (iih rpr'pntiv fnri'i.I *iin '.a'- I Inilmi A$JU, P- tNi,.HV AVE SAP4ORD. FLA 37711 States to make an exception to TELEPHOPIE3fl2iIorS3i its ban on trading with the Area Code 305 )w PM Awff cflem). WALTER A, GIELOW ,41f1tK41r5 &ftL N Publuie-c Panama, however, is a dif,4g,ERANo7)- ;" WAYNE C) DOYLE (erent case. Panama does not ACcIIt, Pvb I,% f,er have formal ties with CoinTO% AIX EP4S Editor umiunist Cuba, although the two IAt4i'kZ'PT$ ROBERT C. MARKE? co tntriedoexchange s cultural, Ic//økz' Advtrtiling Director athletic, and other missions snø Class Posiage Paid with some frequency and ,r'tcrd. Flrøa 37771 Castro has often praised the SUBSCRIPTION RATES dictatorship of Gen. Omar Horn. Delivery: 5k Week, I2 iJ Month, $it 20 6 Months, 12s and i Torrijos Panama's Year. By Mail in Florida Same As demands that the United States Home Delivery, All Otbli' Mail $' 7OP,konth,eMovtths$I 70, liMos re!inquish control of the 15-71 Pnnmn Cant i - , - - I1eq. Dems Prepare For Telethon I ' 7 - % . - - Ict if grievan( es signed by 23 Gainesville workers was given to the committee. KODAK 0 COLOR ~ FILM A I~,- -I ~-1'1 ,~ ~ ~ Bills Defeated: ('uumiumiuini lv colleges established that the attacker had homosexually raped the victim on at lea,3t two previous occasions, Sttsrt Chambers, a recration therapist who quit the Gainesville center Wednesday, said morale' is ''at rock 6,ttorn.'' ang.'' ''There's no evidence based on anything I heard that there was ami' ,svual activity,'' To. rano added. however, lix' committee has FORKS - e p.trtmcnt of hle;dth and Ilehiabmlitative Services, said his invesligation of the incident showed ''there was no attempt on the part of anyone to cover up the fact there was a physical beat- 100 9"tPICNIC Req. -CHEST 98c / -- PLASTIC PICNIC SET . Ili-in going to court. CS-Sh337l college fees. II1121 Military' Poston. To Senate. and Veterans Affairs Coil)m The Senate Sdiool Guards Requires Bills Passed: flags and belts of school safety Noise To ban loud mmiufflers ,incl set up noise level restric- crossing guards to be Of nuak. to ins for new autos, trucks, mao- hat visible day and ntight. Iorcvcles and motorboats. 11113536 Tittle and Craig. 11113365 Easlev. Back te house Insurance — Allows an iui.siirance agent to let an Insurance' with ;tmnendmncnts, company .stammip his name on a Witter — To allow local gay- policy in place ,f his signature, ernmnents to form water supply 11113679 hlirctifield. authorities. S1150-4 - Lane, To - Shrimping Requires txiat.s I louse, doing live bait shrimping to Utility 'Faxes — To exempt have tanks for shrimp. S1t57 fuel adjustment charge from Childers mmuumncipal utility tax. CS for Motorboats; Give's 10 (lays 1111's .1113 & 2747. Hack to house for registration after purchas' with amendments if a in' torboat - I 111274fl I Ii.- hi 01, S 10N I Al' I ht'rt lue-y t'aumpbell of Milton, f-la, ui meted of tiiurdu'r in the 1973 beating death of a 'l'exas man, has been sentenced to 52)-ears in prison. A state district court jury deliberated only 40 minutes Wednesday on the punishment verdict after earlier finhug the defendant guilt)' of the crime following about five furs if deliberations. The defendant was ei'mivicted of the Oct. 18, 1973 fatal I'.tting of Robert Ray Campbell. 50, a Houston used car "ali'snian who Was ii" have bevri a government witness in a mail frand pr oe't'utj ii in Arkansas The two men were not related. It' Al I I ibl In T Delet on ' fi! f mn-.svilh' yinknee from talking. McAllister said he imiet AtIi Sunlanil ol1iciat thu clay before' they k'stir,"-,l to the rojfluiiittct' on the' rape incident and said "1 don't think you ever have to fear (lii, total clear truth and ever)one here is lii tell the truth regardless of what it is.'' .li'ralrh l'orano, client rela. tin- ''riljru,ti,r for the Do- - 52 Years For Murder 11 Thursday, May 23, 1974-7A .Signed Into La',',: Endangered IimiI - 1k. quires natural resources dodie' partimient to hold a hearing lx'Crime — 'I'o create a system lore recommending purchase if of critmic analysis laboratories. environmentally endangered 11113490 Blackburn. To Senate. land. 1111187 Natural Resource's 'l'e le'phone - Ti' establish 911 ('huh iittt't' a toll-fre'i' telephone number Pollution Award_s -. Sets up for emnergency calls. tS327 awards for control of air and .nd 3340 Dubbin. To Senate, 4ater pollution and noise an(I Bills Defeated: for news reirLs of pollution Traffic Would have pro- problems, 11111271 hair. vided for settling most traffic Fees — Give's ',e'Ierans 64) ad. offenses by paying a fine rather (litional (Jays to pay community - t 36 PIECES [ Armimuiais — 'I'n prohibit in. tentiomtal muiaimmiing, killing or disfiguring of animals. 111 I27 flack to I bus,' with aim ienImmiunLs. enters; would let counties ex*m;it ('enters operated by hurches. 511277 Myers. To Sen. QtJINCY, h-la. Apt — The '2, 000 wasps that Agriculture mmmiissioner l)oyle Conner loosed on Mexican bean 'etles apparently were t i'll trained, o tier I peuied four cardboard canisters (if wasps it a bean field rut the North Florida experiment station Wednesda), and sumac' of the' little buzzers immediate-tv attacked beetle larvae on bean plants. lie said the wasps would be used to reduce pesticides pra'ing but sonic pesticides would still be necessary for C(miuI)lete control, It ias the first release of a parasite developed at the -'ate's new Bologu - al ( cntr(l I :ibzratnr' in Gainesville, I -tine'r said - before the committee to answer variety of charges. Although 11w panel was short mi spout!, it's, it pledged to continue an investigzitio, Chmairmnan Jun Rtsitmnis, UFort llu(le'r(l:iI(', said the panel had evidence of a concerted eftort by Retardation I )ivlsion of. In ial.s to pr'-'1u'nt pern itL it Would have placed a student on each u'omiuilinnitv college hoar! if trustees 511362 flrantlev, 'ondouninimiuuis — To provide I iwal Officials Would have fir full (liselosure of all termmis in provided a imiethuwl for cityand purchase of condom iniums. county voters to initiate recall 11112155 Andrews. To Senate, ekctions against local public Day Care — To provide for officials, ('S-CS-1111173i, tatewitk licensing of (Id) care Wasps Attack Bean Beetles 41 Toppling Like Dom noes d 11%. The Associated Press 'I Wednesday, Ma y ', 1911 The House Bills I'asse il : ('ollective Bargaining — 'l'o Implement collective bargain. Jug procedures for public ctii pInycs; would prohibit strikes and provide' strike penalties. 'S-Iilt15 'I ticker. To Senate', The four power Companies would have to get permission from pollution control authorities to burn the cheaper high sulphur Oil •'' day in question, however, McAllister was also ionfronted b a former, Gainvsvllle' center therapist who charged that the response to sun'li incidents was to create a fenced cottage for troublemakers that's ''rapidly becommug known as Sumibund's first jail." Tallahassee Tally ' (A na McAllister has denied any at. tempt to conceal from Iawmnakirs information on a Ilummiosexual rape at the Gainesville Sun. land Training Center. McAllister was supported in ;ill appearance before a House ('wumimnilnee Wednesday by a statt' Investigator who said he found no evidenci' of a cover-up TA 1.1 A I iASE E, Fla , Al' I riva te' power coinp;imiies Florida should be required to get permission if they want to burn higher-sulphur oil to keep electric bills down this sunuuner, Public Service Commissioner Paula Hawkins says. '( tur office has been Inundated vith heart-breaking plaints from irate consumers who cannot withstand exorbitant fuel charges," Mrs. Hawkins said . s :•.- Power Costs To Drop? .,•, W orld 's 'l'Al.LAIIAS.sEE, Fla. (API amid little evidence that a rape 'I Is' ii irr.':it ,if t"sti-- hletirtlution nirector Jack was actually committed on the mmiuis' Cull ii' as McAllister went Iratutt Sndu lie, I i UopyItflI. 1174 by Herald State Aaencv: No Sunland Rooe Cover~un TODAy Papers W,SHING1ONWL' have obtained Xerox copies Hurt ,!o n ' t w hit ltr rittt.,nt.\ have t'e11 r.uln.: / ate burglars had llO%lrd Hughes papers, which the figure someone once said and ar nfl each other for the better Even those Latin American planned to steal from the sale of lis Vegas publisher hank 1I we've always accepted it as an part of the last decade and countries that try to be friendly (;rt'cnspun. article of faith 'ne can even agree as to what • The two-inch thick stash of documents, most of them in Hughes' with Communist Cuba are " I'-' Well. anymore we Just don't the fighting is all about. aware that Premier I'idel tin hand scrawl, add little to what is already known about the know (Inc expert will tell us it is a tastroS dictatorship poses H undercover relationship between the reclusive billionaire and It now appears that figures religious war and, indeed, subversive threat to the President Nixon. lie, too. Britain's Prime Minister But the papers offer a fascinating self-portrait of America's hemisphere. ;r That observation was brought Harold Wilson told the house of Newspapers in Argentina and celebrated mystery man. From his memos, Hughes is revealed as to mind by a news story the Commons just the other day Panama, for example, have an eccentric tycoon, obsessed with secrecy, ho hatched other day reporting that falling that the Protestant campaign warned that, as La Nacion of mnultimuillion-dollar power grabs and thought he could manipulali loJ costs had led to a slowing as a throwback to the Buenos Aires put it recently, the nation's political leaders of the rise in the cost 4 living religious wars of the 17th From 1966 to 1970. he ruled his financial empire from the 'the Havana dictator has not for April. century. Other, equally well (lested from his intention of guarded penthouse of a Las vegas hotel-casino. communicating The overall cct of living informed experts, tell us the carrying subversive policy with his executives by memo and telephone. He wouldn't let his ntinued to rise, the statistics w ar is Largely one of economics ife near him, then mourned the breakup of their marriage, beyond the island" of Cuba. A vowed. but the "four-tenths of with the Catholic minority Nacion's editorial comment blaming it upon an innocent aide. 'ne per cent drop for grocery suffering job from g'r4/ We reported a small part of the story in August 1971, after seemed almost prophetic. store and restaurant prices discrimination at the hands of Shortly thereafter, police in getting hold of a dozen handwritten Hughes memos. We wrote' I 10 combined was the largest in the more affluent Protestant Cordoba, Argentina, arrested that Hughes ordered aides to offer financial backing to both - -seven years. The decline for majority. Still another group JWW .. •I Juan Martin Guevara, 31, presidential candidates in the 1968 election. But he expected i'rocer)' store prices alone was holds that the bottom line of all younger brother of the late Richard Nixon to win "under our sponsorship and supervision," cven-ttntti' 'f one per ecu! - ttw trublt' i mrnkp'.'ndt'nre I Ernest ('he' Guevara. the s hIu:tcs put it, every inch of the w / , uuicaning a bag of groceries I roun England and a united The billionaire also had cash to spare for the most lowly moan credited with masterhich cost $16.00 in March cc :t Ireland — where the Catholics minding the guerrilla warfare politician ho might be in a position to help the Hughes interest •$15.89 in April." would be predominant and • ' nstructions from Hughes, his former top hand. that brought Castro to power in After typical i Somehow those figures don't undoubtedly visit the same Robert Maheu,once reassured him: "As to the political leaders in Cuba in 1959. wA jibe' with the angry telephone religious and economic hardYoung Guevara was picked Los Angeles, Howard, we take very good care of them throughout calls we've been receiving of ships on the Protestants that imp by Argentine police near the the year." late about the high cost of the Protestants now visit on the House of Cards Hughes plunged into each new financial scheme with a passion. Renault automobile plant on the groceries. As a matter of fact, Catholics. outskirts of the Argentine in- "Please clear thedecks and fasten your seat belt," he scribbled to at the very moment we were The suffering and terror in uIttrial city as he was repor- Maheu on April 19, 1968, "because I have a blockbuster," It was it reading the original story we Northern Ireland is small by tedly distributing an- plan to trade the Stardust for the International lintel in Las received a telephone call on Vietnam standards and, Vegas tigovernment propaganda. that very subject. The tone was probably, not as widespread as The memos show that Hughes often became so absorbed w;th His case might not have atmaricedh different, the famine in Africa. But the tracted much attention if his schemes that he lost all track of day and night. "I suppose you Vietnam tragedy was largely spokesmen fov the Cuban know I have not been to sleep at all," he wrote Slahcu on April 24, We're thus led to the con- the %vork of outside forces and i ('omnmunist F:muib-ssy in Buenos 1%& 'So lain giing to sit up now until we hear something," elusion that the people who the African famine an act of This phantom billionaire repeatedly insisted upon total Aires had nc.t protested the keep track of the Cost of Living God. Editor's Note: This article Michigan's Institute for Soco' I part. Some erosion of support arrest on the grounds that secrecy. lie didn't want "the most microscopic chance of the index and us common folks are But the Irish thing, well. it reviews the recent succession Research rated the President, for this Brandt-created Guevara was a resident of slightest hint being accidentally dropped to anyone," stressed ;I buying our groceries at dir. Just doesn't make any sense of fallen governments and the federal government, local initiative was reflected in a Cuba, where his wife and typical memo. Another time, he declared that his informants "put lerent markets. whatever your religious or examining the cause of changes governments, state govern- series of recent election set. children are living, their very lives in jeopardy with some of the disclosures they It sure would be a public political beliefs, that can affect the future orId merits and Congress in the backs. Even before Guevara's arrest make to me, and if they thought this information went to service if they would let the rest One of the things that has outlook, lower half 0u eight possible A backdrop for all this is the and Cuba's interests in him anybody—no matter whom—they would not continue to inform of us in on the secret. They've puzzled us about the Northern institutional ratings. somewhat remarkable series of becwne public knowledge, La appar,.ntly got a good thing Ireland mess is why the trouble By JAMES CARS' Inflation, soaring food prices crises the world has been Nacion was questioning the Hughes kept his last wife, movie actress Jean Peters, on a yogoing and those of us who can has never been called to the The Herald Services coupled with famine and near shaken by in recent years. Not Peronist government's defense yo string, lie would disappear for long stretches and send her carry $20 worth of groceries attention of the United Nations. famine in equatorial areas of all of them played a direct role of Cuba in international con- endearing but false messages through his aide William Gay. Once "ithout resorting to a paper bag We understand it is a British WASHINGTON—Like do- the globe, and tripled oil prices in weakening current regimes, ferences. he directed aides to rent a motel suite on the Mojave Desert and have a right to be a little colony and therefore the direct minors, governments have have also obviously contributed yet did have eventual installed private telephones for the sole purpose of convincing his The newspaper agreed ut JealoUs responsibility of the Crown, been toppling all over the to worldwide instability, widespread impact. the world panorama has wife he was out on the desert. Yet all the time, he was only a Still it seems such a tangled world. Certainly economic The Vietnam War is an changed in the decade since the miles from their Belaire, Calif., home, watching endless movies mess that only a interested Recently it was Canada, problems, particularly a three- example. It cost the United Organization of American and eating chocolate bars at a private studio. third party might conceiveably Iceland and West Germany day workweek and a coal States an estimated 1130 billion. States voted by a two-thirds In 1965, he promised to have Thanksgiving dinner w ith her. God knows the world is not bring some sort of stability to where changes in the top minners' strike, played a major That burden helped weaken the majority But because of his fear of germs, he told her to sit across the room to impose economic suffering from an absence of the troubled state, leadership took place or new role in the fall of Prime dollar, The weakened dollar and diplomatic sanctions on the from him. She walked out In a huff. suffering, but there is clearly Maybe Henry Kissinger could elections were called. The following year, he persuaded her to join him in Boston Minister Edward 'heath's brought on a series of monetary Castro regime. something Insane about the stop off in Belfast after he Before that it was Portugal. Conservative government in crises in 1971 and 1972 that But, La Nacion went on to where he promised they would settle down. But again, he kept her continuing 'troubles' in Nor- finishes pouring oil on the France, Britain and Israel. at across-the.room distance. She put up with it for three days. Britain, and the similar May 8 affected e'.'ery major nation in thern lreI.and troubled waters of the Middle Go back a little further and demise of Prime Minister the world, But when the marriage broke up, he blamed Gay who had the affirmation that Cuba does The Catholics and the East, you find a ne government Pierre Elliott Trudeau's Now add theae other not constitute a danger for the merely carried the messages back and forth. Hughes complained taking over in Greece, minority Liberal Party regime upheavals: peace and security of the bitterly: "Bill's total indifference and laxity to my pleas for help in my domestic area, voiced urgently to him, week by week There is also serious current in Canada. The black revolt In the United continent." instability in India, Italy and The April 2 death of Georges States, the campus antiwar The influential Buenos Aires thrcugh the past 7 t 8 years, have resulted in a complete, I am u Ethiopia that could presage Pompidou precipitated the new riots, worldwide competition daily applauded the decision of afraid irrevocable loss of m' wife. I am sorry but I blame Bill future change. presidential elections in for oil and raw materials, the the hemisphere's foreign completely for this unnecessary debacle," Maheu tried to defend Gay, contending: "Bill Gay came Even in the United States, the France. But a surging 14 per 1971.72 plunge of U.S. trade ministers to let Argentina presumed bastion of political cent inflation and other statistics into the red for the determine whether there is forward when everyone else collapsed and was ready to protect i stability in the Western world, economic problems are major first time in this century, the agreement among them to you to the hilt," But Hughes complained angrily from' his herthe administration of President Issues in new elections there. two U.S. wage-price freezes invite the Castro government to initage atop the hotel-casino: "I thought that when we came here. By RAU'H NO'AK are you doing to I inaudible) the Nixon is under heavy political too. And economic issues are with accompanying disruptions send a representative to their and I told you not to Invite Bill up here and not to permit him to be The Herald Serices i characterization deleted cop' strain, always central to political in- in trade and currency values, next meeting, now scheduled to privy to our activities, you had realized that I no longer trusted And how much will it take to What does it all mean? Is stability in India and Italy. the worldwide shortage of grain be held in Bi1ius Aires in him," After much deliberation, I Iunintelligible chacterization For that matter, the memos show that the relationship betthere a common thread or But economic distress has not and protein set off by 1972 crop March, have decided to respond to the deleted I? ween Hughes and Maheu was stormy. Most of their quarrels were We're talking in the dimension in wh.at is taking weighed that heavily failures in the Soviet Union, subp-)ena of the local law en. However. "Nacion added, UZ: exclusion of over petty matter!. A clash over office space, for example. place' everywhere, it can be argued India and elsewhere, drought the matter of the forcement officials, who want hundreds, I'd Maheu to the brink of resigning in early February 1968. Even in a city as richly en- that misrule, abuse of power, and flood in Africa, the Middle the Cuban government from the brought muit' to give evidence to prove ME: That's wrong: that's " Last week," wrote Maheu in a "Very COO." note to the that I was not driving 117 miles wrong. But i ininteliigible, (lowed with expertise as and lack of freedom were more East war in October, 1973, the Organizatior. of American Washington there are no ready unmuiediate causes of the East-West confrontation it States should be considered industrialist, "you mentioned to me that there are times you get per hour in a 25 mile per hour anyway. You can manage the feeling that I think you have been in this world for 12 years Janua:y 7, 1973— UZ: It's my answers. Not even the taxi governmental changes in produced. zone on the morning of June 17. simultaneously with the drivers profess to know. Greece and Portugal. Finally crank in the slow, problem of Cuban-Communist instead of 62. 1 sometimes get the feeling that you think I am still 1972. Out of the kindness of my duty to tell 3.00 that s womb rather than being 50 years of It has been noted that one Again in Israel it was tile weary, debilitating. Greek- intervention in the affairs of in ipeart. I ant supplying to those I characten'zations deleted) are But the quarrels would end in reconciliation, with expressions aspect of what is happening is unresolved territorial issues tragedy-like unfolding of the other American republics. isty officials transcripts of really after you now. of fidelity to one another. On May 6, 1968, Hughes wrote to his that traditional majority left by 27 years of war with its Watergate scandal in the pe recordings of my eonAnother A r g e n Ii n e subordinate: ME: All right, all right. Up ersathons with my legal ad- now I've played fair. But no parties are losing strength but Arab neighbors that con- United States, kingpin of the periodical. Mayoria, also "Now, Bob, it Is my intention to remove as many as possible user, Uncle Ziggy, which more Mr. Nice Guy. Now I'm their traditional opponents are tributed to the resignation of Western alliance, since early published in Buenos Aires, had of the irritating features of our relationship. In this connection, I not necessarily gaining. Third Premier Golda Meir. 1913. should prove conclusively that I going to use all my influence a commentary along similar have decided not to ask you to write me any more messages in groupings very often are While in West Germany, a What emerges is a picture of lines, pointing out that the tia ve nothing to hide. no matter i inaudible) those I characlonghandand sealed envelopes. I know this is time consurning for benefiting relatively prosperous nation, a world ('aught up in rapid principal threat to the governhow guilty I may scene terizatmon deleted i See -h you, and moy men think I don't trust thtm. So, in the future except Perhaps this fructionalizaion the unmasking of East German change, seeking new solutions mnent of President Juan in rare instances, I prefer you dictate ou can do downtown. your reply to my messages Of course these transcripts is baromneterof general public Communist spy Gunter that ha ve yet to be f ou nd. Domingo Peron comes from via Mardi 17. 1973 UZ: telephone and whichever of my men happens to be on duty." weariness with old leaders, old GulIaume was the ostensible have been edited to remove The worldwide economic and "the (our or five varieties of are really falling apart. Two years later t he two men broke up and they are fighting unpleasant language and Every faces and body we've contacted is woblexns old solutions to old cause of Chancellor Willy political' instability that has Marxism" found in that South out their differences in court. William Gay, on the other hand, is irrelevant material that refers that never seem to Br a n d I 's resigna tion, shaken and toppled scores of American country. under Indictment and all of now a trusted member of Hughes' entourage, to the reason I was driving so get solved. Guill aume was a (-lose Brandt governments around the world "Although the Soviet or your friends are tr ying to fast winch was that I was This is one possible reading of confidante, presents a far from totally Cuban governments may trade protect themselves. Everybody drmngagetaway car. But lam knows been a coverup. the widespread disillusionment Yet a certain amount of bleak picture for the United i1ti the Argentlne.,,the that.e's certam they will satisfy any but with government and its In. disillusionment with tirandt's States, Marxist and Justicialist Maybe you should consider just the most nit-picking critics stitutions "Ostpolitik" effort to forge new For where there is crisis, I't'ronist i conceptions of and giving it up. let me get on with the Important A recently published survey peaceful relations with Eastern upheaval and change, there is politics, economy, society, the business of taking out the ME: (characterization made by the University of Europe, may have played a also opportunity, nation and, in a word, man, are garbage etc., which has for too deleted i t characterization distinct and, in many cases, I long been neglected. deleted i characterization opposed.. From Marxism, as a deleted I. f political organization, can only Jun. 18, 1972 ME: Well, UZ: Don't get personal. . FLORIDA It _- ,I -1 I The Sanford dMt IHEARING I - AID BATTERIES BOX OFo No. 675 J 18 - I D*1L' W - .4 pI:kV I I SILK F NISH! NEW BORDERLESS PRINTS ASK FOR 5O OFF COUPON �8A-The Sanford Herald CHRIST or CRISIS . Patty May Serve Life In Prison LOS ANGELES (AP) PaThe assault charge aumses tricla Hearst faces the possi- Miss Hearst of being with two bility of life in prison as she is black men who tried unsuccesshunted as kidnap suspect rather fully to slash a Los Angeles than kidnap vktlm. landlady last Sunday when she In a further dramatic turn- denied the three a room. Some about since her kidnaping by of the other alleged "sightings" the Symblonese Liberation of Miss Hearst have placed her Army Feb. 4, Los Angeles with persons other than the County Dist. Ally. Joseph Harrises, and an 18-year-old Husch lodged 19 felony charges youth says he saw her leave a against her Wednesday. Los Angeles house last Thurs"She faces life imprison- day with two black men. II was ment," Busch said. ''In our that house where six SLA memO opinion, Miss Hearst was acting hers died in a fiery shootout last on her own free will," he said in Friday. outlining the charges, which Meanwhile, in San Francisco, included four counts of robbery, a grand jury prepared to hear live of assault with a deadly testimony today about an SLA weapon with intent to commit bank robbers' there and the kid. murder and two of kidnaping. They were filed against Miss naping of Miss Hearst. WitHearst and William and Emily nesses were said to include Tom Dean Matthews; Patty's Harris. mother, Catherine; and Steven Busch called again on the three to surrender, but ex- Weed, the 27-year-old tutor she pressed doubt that they would fell in love with in high school and said there would be "no and was to marry this summer. deal." He said he believed it Matthews, 18, reportedly told was the first time a kidnap vi'- FBI agents that Miss hearst tall had tecr'ut a kidnp sus- saRi she fired 30 rifle huLs (lur pect. ing a getaway from a sporting Miss Hearst, 20-year-old coed goods store last week. He said and heiress to a publishing for- she and the Harrises kidnaped tune, and the Harrises, a white him, and said Miss Hearst told couple who police say comprise him she had willingly taken the remnants of the SLA, were part in the bank robbery and charged with 18 counts each. A had joined the SLA of her own 19th charge, of aiding and abet- free will. ting assault, was filed against The search for the three fugiMiss Hearst, and it raised the tives continued to center on Los possibility that police believe Angeles, but FBI agents deshe may not be with the liar. clined to be specific about rises. leads. - - . F:k A'11. GE N. Robert Shevin spoke to a predominantly female audience Wednesday night at the Altamonte Springs Civic Center and urged women to report all rapes and attempted rapes. Shevin is urging passage of a bill which would offer a jury alternatives to the mandatory life sentence for a rape conviction. Hospital Notes tit the dlares filed Wedns. day, the FBI alleges it was Miss Hearst who sprayed automatic rifle fire into a Los Angeles sporting goods store last Thursday as the Harrises made a getaway from an abortive shoplifting attempt, Bail on the district attorney's charges was set at $50,000 for each of the three. Bail is 10 times greater $500,000 on federal firearms charges filed against the three because of the sporting goods store episode. In another development, Los Angeles Mayot Tom Bradley said the city would pay an estimated $5000 in damage to houses near the SCCflC of the shootout where the six SLA members (lied last Friday night. The families of those six four young white women, a white man and SLA leader Donald "Cinque" DeFreeze continued their mourning Wednesday with indications that at least one parent was co nsiderinr aking action against the authorities who killed them. Dr. L.S. "Pete" Wolfe, father of William Wolfe, 23, said in an interview with the Allentown iPa.) CallChronjcle that he may sue the FBI for $100 million "for the John Wayne approach to law enforcement" that led to the death of his son. Dr. Wolfe, who lives in Emmaus, Pa., said: "I want other parents to know that I don't be- - - t lieve police should kill every, body in five minutes so they can go home to supper. Nobody in authority ever came to me and said that he was a member of the SLA. He was slaughtered, yet on the bench they had no warrants for his arrest.' In Cleveland, about 1,000 per. sons paid their respects to DeFreeze, the SLA's self-styled General Field Marshal Cinque. Delano DeFreeze, Donald's brother, said he was not sure the body was his brother's because the fingers and teeth were missing. But a spokesman for the Los Angeles County coroner's office said they had been kept as evidence and will be released to the family when the case is closed. The spokesman said the office has no doubt about its identification of the body. ZAL - do I 7:30p.m. more people. I realize that nobody can be cheerful all the time, but people who talk of nothing but Illness, death, hard. ships present and past, will find that even close relatives give up and pay only an occasional "duty" visit, and never stay any longer than they have to, Take my mother: My husband and I drove 300 miles to take her out For dinner on Mother's Day. My husband has awondertul sense of humor and her a portable TV and stereo set with maybe two dozen albums, plus a ten•pound box of candy. I don't think a girl that age shobe allowed to accept Iuld such expensive presents from a man, do you? The girl's father (my son) wasn't too pleased, 111, but the mother thought it was , just wonderful, arid she even bragged to all tier friends about he tried so hard to entertain her, but he couldn't get her to brighten up no matter how hard he tried, She spent the whole time talking about illness, and death, and everybody's bad luck, and all the depressing subjects in the world We could have spent much more time with her, but four ---------. NuinberOnt, survey of Seminole municipalities today showed Sanford is the only city with representatives attending a conference at Longwood on the process of collective bargaining for local movernrnent officials and lx' niong n;i.1iaters Sanford Personnel Director Sam Ackley said seven city department heads are registered for the two-day conference that ends Friday at Quality Inn, SR 434 and 14. The conference Is sponsored by the International Personnel Manager Association and International City Managers Association in cooperation with the U. S. Department of Labor and Florida Technological University. I". 1 / r1 :i.ILA ~,-%" -,-. . I - 7~ ~`,-,, `;~ -1 A N- t -r - __ Panasonic Take-n-Tape Colorful cassette recorder with built-in condenser mike. Battery or AC operation In red, white, blue or yellow .1 P • • • - ft' end played. _________________________ Today's hand represents a lesson in conceit. You arrive at four spades In a match-point The bidding has lx'en23 game, after a Stayman North East South response to your notrump West Ii Double Pass 2• opening bid. Pass 4• Pass ' West starts out with three You. South. hold: rounds of diamonds. You Q 4 4743241063 discard a club on dummy's jack 1i and are ready to operate. A-Bid tibe diamonds. Your If you are a really conceited hind looks terrible, but you do nlnvrt'riicthtnllvnukui, L._.._ -. _. ,. - 1IV mu nice iIjwicirr. Is finally decided by the gcme warden. Outlaw. When the townspeople give him a hero's celebration, he flexes his muscles and decides he'll go after the outlaw's father, who heads the gang. Caine, befriended by the new hero, decides to go along to protect him against a revenge. bent father. 9-11 NBC IRONSIDE "Amy Prentis, AKA: The Chief" This special two-hour pilot movie stars Jessica Walter as head of policewomen becomes acting chief of the department when the chief is sidelined on doctor's orders. She's put over a group of detectives .hc'e honor and dignity is so offended, they resign en masse and leave Amy 9.11 CBS CBS THURSDAY NIGHT MOVIES "Joy in the Morning" (RERUN) It's a love story, 1920s style. A struggling law student Richard Chainberlain and his young wife Yvette Mimieux have problems iooung kIRk 01 company put us In a first-year marriage. The Prentis, Miss Walters, without l-l1 ARC THE S'TREET' OF I can't ta lk to my daughter-in- both so down in the dumps we to do to make an overtrick is to hearts. struggles and hardships include a staff as she launches into a SAN FRANCISCO lzw because she thinks an cou1dt wait to leave. I was finesse successfully in trumps TODAY'S QUESTION dia' parents who objected to the probe to flush out a narcotics The WWV Instead of bidding four old fogy, but I'd like to know depressed for two days after- and clubs. Furthermore, you RERUN) A marriage in th e first place. kingpin. William Shatner, Runaways" will surely guess at least one of monds your partner has bid two what v'xi think about this. I'm wards, Arthur Kennedy plays Robert Webber, Jack Soo and sympathetic juvenile court two finesses so you lead a spades What do you do now' Barba'.s . ; ' so afraid that the child is . she's so much better I nours on Answer Tomorrow headed for trouble. What can I oil than many others, but she trump to dummy's ace and Restaurant (10' complains constantly, throwing SPAGHETTI - LASAGNA RAVIOLI MANICOTTI constant digs a bout how nobody • VEAL PARMIGIANA GRAM ever comes to see her. I wish CHICKEN CACCIATORA DEAR GRAM: Nothing, tin- she realized that not ALL older 'IE'elesTisiIIITl 1 1MRS. TUES.-SUN. 4. p m. fortunately, since her moth er people are avoided. Only thinks It's "wonderful." Let's crepe-hangers. Please prin t S Voluia Aye (') MovIe Lucy Sh,'. THURSDAY r.inqi, City 77-287s • hope sour granddaughter this. She may see it and get th e (24) Sesame Sireet 9:30 (6) Concentration Island (44) Gilligan's (5) That Girl doesn't hove any rough sled- hint. I EVENING 10:00 (2.5) Dinah's Place ding before she finds out there _ 4:15 (13) Teach In 700 (2) To Tell The HAD IT WITH MOM _ (6) The Joker's Truth 4:30 (2) Bonanza Isn't any Santa Claus. DEAR HAD IT: Don't bet the VVon't ROCXG CNAIS Wild (6) Hogan's Heroes (I) Mery Griffin DEAR ABBY: I'm a senior in rent. If she sees It, she'll (2. 5) Jeopard'i (9) Gilligan's Isla nd (I) What's My Line? high school. Lots of the kids at probably apply itto some of her DEAR FOLLY- Wow! Do I in the construction of the plastic LI *. 2J1J (6) Gambit (9) Dragnet (13) Orlando City this school get drunk, smoke friends. have a problem? Shortly before liner. I Folly's note- Many Monsters (44) (13) News Council "JEREMIAH LAST 10:55 (35) News grass and have sex. They think (35) Star Trek DEAR ABBY: In my work I our baby was born we installed readymade shower curtains (3$) Leave It To DAY: JOHNSON" (2.1) tizard Of Odds it's cool, Beaver (' Mod Squad deal with the public. My short.pIle,synthetic.blend shag come with magnets atthe lower What's My Line 7:05 (24) Great Radio (44) Petticoat I don't do any of these things, supervisor told me that the .It: carpeting and since baby came corners.) Recently I replaced Split Second Comedians Junction TOm04t0W and they call me a square. It's of the words "ma'am" and I have not had time to fluff and thatlinci with a plastic one that 7: 30 (2) Treasure Hunt (13) "Now YOU 5:00 (9) Mission 7:30 9 10 not that I'm better than the "sir" Is not proper-that a brush it as I should. I only had no magnets so I clipped off See Its' Impossible Andy Griffith others; I just don't want to par- "thank you," or a simple "yes" vacuumed and cleaned up spills the magnets, leaving a border (35) Romper Room (I) To Tell The (24) MisteRogers ticipate in unlawful or immoral or "no" is sufficient, when necessary. So now the pile of the plastic from the old (44) School That Truth Neighborhood Love Built (9) Dating Batman activities. Are there many Game (3$) He insists that when one uses is flat in certain areas, making curtain, and stapled them to the 11:30 (2,5) Hollywood (13) Movie (44) Green Acres other kids who don't follow the "ma'am" and "sir" he implies paths where traffic is. About a new one. MRS. J.R.B. Squares 8:00 (2. C) Flip Wilson 5:15 (13) Women's News crowd and try to be cool? that he Is socially beneath the month ago we steam cleaned DEAR FOLLY Love 01 Life Old Waltons With Helen LONERATS.H.S. person he Is speaking to. this carpet hoping the pile benches (those with music (9) Brady Bunch () Chopper One Peikin DEAR LONER: Plenty. Is my supervisor correct? I would shape back up as now I storage space under (35) Fran Canton (3$) 5:30 Sports Feature (2) News the lids) (44) Not For Those "cool" characters don't share his views, have time to care for it make wonderful plant holders. (44) Bold Ones Green Acres Women Only (13) Country Western 1:30 (9) Fire House usually end up In hot water up NORTH CAROLINA properly. It has fallen back Remove the lid and line the fl:S5 () News , U.S A. (3$) to their necks. In your case, DEAR NORTH: I don't share down In the same places so I inside with a waterproof Ill (24) Electric Company 8:50 (24) In Search Of square smart. his views either. But customs wonder what I can do restore material. They are also () Lost In Space Rembrandt great DEAR ABBY: So many older vary In different parts of the the fl uffiness to this less than for displaying co AFTERNOON (44) Pyle 9:00 (2. 5) lronslde llections of Floyd Enterprises 12:00 (2) News people grumble about how country (or world). In Iowa year-old carpet.-ELAINE 6:00 (2. 6,$9) News Movie rocks, shells, butterflies, etc. Theatres (6) Young And "neglected" theyare.I wonder if where I grew up, "ma'am" and DEAR FOLLY- My Pet have a glass cut to fi t over (13) Blue Ridge -: Kong Fu Restless Quartet (13) Movie It ever occurred to them that if "sir" were used to show respect Peeve is with used car lots that top and you will have a lovely ($) Jackpot (24) Sesame Strcp (44) Movie ' _____________ 10 'I DRIVE 141 they made an effort to be good and had nothing to do with one,s burn jolzens of lights in spite of (9) Password coffee table that shows off your . 11 (44) Lucy Shcnv 10:00 (1) Music Country THEIT'll company, they might attract social position, the energycrisis,One out of 10 of collection. Florida 6:30 (2. 6. 5, 9) News U.S.A , these lights they are now Lifestyle (35) Mayberry RFD (9) Streets Hang tablecloths and other Varicti News burning should be sufficient fla' work on a strong cur tain "M.AS.H" Hogan's Heroes San Francisco c LAST 12:30 (2.8) Celebrity with the gasoline shortage rod attached to the Inside of a DAY: "Oklahoma Crude" (24) Today In (13) Kitty Welts Sweepstakes Legislature reducing the number of car closet door. Show ____ This saves on (6) Search For 10'30 (35) News sales-MRS. K.A.C. ______________ W,UR Tomorr ow ________________ storage space and prevents 11:00 (2,6,5.9) News 1 G DEAR FOLLY- My a nswer crushing of the linens-MRS. (9) News (35) Palama HELL I * FIO1) (35) Peyton Place .00.1:P SC)PE for Mrs. L. W. who has trouble R.L.H. Playhouse :' News with her shower curtain UPSIDEDOWN (44) N1Qht Gallery from the Carroll Righter Institute FRIDAY 7:30p.m. (2) Jackpot blowing inward when the 11:10 (24) Fuller World DEAR FOLLYI cut an old If (6, 5) News 11:30 (2, I) Tonight Show shower is used Is to use tire in half and found one half 1 (9) All My Children All Souls Church Movie magnets. Our interior makes a great sandbox for a (35) Steve's Matinee (9) Wide World Of 9th & Oak decorator used a plastic shower small child and the other half (44) Movie Entertainment FRIDAY, MAY 24, 1974 SCORPIO Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) 110 (2.1) Three On A curtain as a liner for the cloth holds water to use for sailing (44) Movie Work on new projects tha t 20 GAMES PAY ONCE Match one and magnets were Included small boats-MICHELLE. 1:00 (2) Tomorrow S how FOR ALL EVENING GENERAL TENDENCIES: interest you, but first get 12:20 (6) As The W.rld (9) Movie Plus At INCLUDING Most everyone is eager now to necessary information. Those Turns (44) News 10:40 (9) Let's Make A gain a well-rounded under. whose experience has been __________________________ Ans*q jzif. S1()0 ___ Deal FRIDAY standing of what is ex pected of different from yours have the / 2:00 (2. I) Days Of Our Animals Lf)l.!f. them and of whether they have facts you need. ____________________________ MORNING ui i Lives ______________________I the requirements necessary to SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to (6) Guiding 'Light 1I A Ii 1 5:43 (I) Sunshine advance to desired goals. If you Dec 211 Try to be wi th the one utuss (9) Newlywed Game , Tales E Almanac Itt 2:30 (2. I) Doctors know what you want, you can you love as much as possible t I Hears I rn,',tujti"n ______'c' That Garner Ted 1i`. I ('Iinsmll (6) The Edge Of F,.4l,.I1l use your finest talents con- now a nd show real affection. 1 ii • 1 . -C.' r Armstrong ,toscnll I 7 I'ij'ti Night (;et pressing responsiblities structively. (9) Sunrise Jubilee (9) GIrl In My mammal ' ARIES Mar. 21 to Apr. 19t behind you. 39 ik (2) Sunrise Life .' Il IIi1' Madness 40 I ( irtrr 0 CAPRICORN Dec. 22 to Jan. Almanac You can advance today w here rt (44) Patty Duke _______ 13 Th'dinnal II u'irjli.in 6:30 (2) Spring Street home, business, property af. 20) An emotional Individual can plani IpsIlitti 3:00 (2.5) Another World U.S.A. SpJnlhK I 42 .'(J1IJ.I% lairs are concerned if you are be handled now in a most in(6) The Price is I .)I i IS Cjnsm' lI I (I) Today In ______________ Right clever, Show kin you will do telligent way, and much aciiiiI.u'l l"i anim.*l BARGAIN MATI'E 4$ ('Iukhtit Florida (9) General Hospital II 21?.I J 'I 'I'IiL,U ii ,iI*ii*,I' 16 5ITl'&I i'tvni 19 ).,p,. vnj your utmost to niake them complished. Reconciliation 6:45 (6) Sunshine EY OA I) I "MIliIt.lItWl hill 'II' (3$) Mr. Ed PlJt1' II I In%i,uw,' I''c • with one with bone to pick is a happier. Aln'ianac : I Iuirt i, l,I,iI,...4 ~o I 31 I1,,',.nl,,r$ 7:00 (2. I) Today M 'w'I'iiiii TAURUS Apr. 20 to May 20) possible. pLn,.t'. IS Zauan,mal'2 (44) New Zoo Revue '4" I'i'. d' (6) CBS News 54 i',npi,iu AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. Good (or appointments of all 3:30 (2.5) How To Survive k 20 Set .ini's 5.1 l'i-i'ntIm (9) Bow's Big Top A Marriage kinds, whether business, 19) Get all that work ahead of 40 ti' II' \.iiiIi .11 huh 21 Ali 'tI tII 1111H 8:00 (6) Capt. Kangeroo (6) Match Game F'tuir It iliiit' Il Kurt'pean 22 it is Contact you done efficiently since Ih'1111s s' personal or social. (9) Truth Or 1 'q'Ii'i"4 1. u'n sirt'am (9) One Life To 'tljkr'sI,ni' those with whom you are corn- Interesting to you. Avoid some Consequences 24 secular Live 41 Ii.,n,p l's 9:00 (?) Phil Donahue patible. Drive with real care. situation that can cause you a 26 WhraRhalt Is-111C (3$) Penthouse s.lr1,lr,,l 'l,itl,l 27 Young dog Show GEMINI (May21 to June 21) peck oF trouble. Barnyard ,i I1 I.." ,iIi.'t ID iArr D011% \ (6) Mike Douglas PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) Be ambitious and make big (44) Bullwinkle 'I Ii lb liiitilI Iflhri%rl Show II'I$sIIflH1Ii I F'.'tli'r, I 51. is t j.ik' loIoi' 4:00 (2. 5) Somerset headway so you have plenty of Plan to be with persons you (8) Concentration 11 Ill ', sI.ik,' t 1k,. ltnflians (6) Mery Griffin security in the future. Put want in your life in the future. Iu Is,in.iIs J% IOu k.siI,' 34 ;rk . .:; I it. I , I, tI practical ideas to work and Show more affection for mate. --- -- ~ f i1v --- i __ Put off new project until t ,Iir ,sf *ss make new plans. -A onday. - - - - - 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 MIX)N ClillifliEN June 22 IF YOUR CHILI) IS BORN to July 21) You are highly TODAY. he or she will love to ir -lnagnetic and can pursue deal with the public and is inIm oc be highly s .!, personal goals, k .. ial terested in public utilities, tT f and make big headway thusly. commodities and the like, so __ _ 17 1 .E. Come to a new accord with line slant education along such 19 20 jj' . friends ________________________ lines, Tein.h early to be more 4z W__ ~l ~ - - ------i717'' ~ LEO (July22 to Aug. 21) In objective; otherwise your _________________ privacy, work to get an inspira ssensitive youngster could get I i'.• (.unlry-Poiitjn' music nqtitI- bj 26 24 25 21 28 lion that is helpful. If you plan hurt very easily by others, and I 7:30 Grady Butler. Tyson, Linda & Les Varnes Post Time P.M. Monday thru Saturday well, you can enjoy romantic the constructive aspects in this Muuc also available in the Lounge 32 3 33 happiness you desire. Be ('hart would be greatly I onwke nd s. 11% o .• charming. lessened, or even lost. Some 35 34 DINING ROOM OPEN 4 P.M. 'TV. 11 P.M. .1 I i i ti VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22 ) re ligious training Is necessary All Lades Will Be Admitted To Grandstand FrOn Thursdays j. Featuring 31 38 31 36 Listen to good pal $0 you gain a while young. I Catfish A'd To The C?'J For & Hushpupp,es, Mouthwat e rin g , _____________________ ,, The Stars impel, they do not desired goal t hat has been Charcoal Steaks & Seafood Our Specialty 40 41 difficult For you to do much compel." What you make of . • , • , 0WAYSTOWiNI . about by yourstlf. Group your life is largely up to YOU! QUINIILAS-TCIFECTAS • Pivi Carroll Righter's I ndividual meetings give spiritual uplift. ill ItO SONANZA 9mi IJBRA ( Sep t. 23 to Oct. 22 l 'orecast for your sign for June 50 51 49 5Iy. I is .Iy I winnsno your copy . ready. For now c is __ TrIfftfs ticket low frocil in some ov Get involved i .1 "Bigger & Better Than Ever" Tony & Louise Costantino. Your Host & Hostess affair that can help your corn- send your birth'iate and $1 to It Witt ,. I I PH. 372.3I4 munity ,imd make you more Carroll Righter Forecast, The S 416 & 1)4 Csnibsvrv Hwy, 17.92 On Lake Monroe such. Get Sanford Herald, Box 629, Sanford Important member of - 23 Hollywood, Calif. 90021. tho ght r,rcnn In ni -• -.- tier ""' " "''' ""- Italian Food I 'm 88 $34 /AksJ(kn5irar1IanJ%r'trOnb Jua3flcgu,i. 1 -et C.t'p s'it C..%L1' (?.j' j,. hut',' C'j,1. t.".tt D,r*,m Club • Caili Sa'sr'* Thursday, May 23, TONIGHT'STV calew Tr1,ss.$. Y. Nivi $pid, Iii. DEAR ABBY: Maybe this is none of my business but I'm p worried about my 14-year-old granddaughter. She's a beautiful child and very mature for her age. That's the trouble, I'm afraid. She's growing up too , fast for her own good. She turned 14 last Christmas and her boyfriend (he Is 21) gave her a suede coat trimmed with real fur. He also gave her tA suede boots and a purse to match. That's not all. He gave T h e Sanford Herald return the jack. The finesse loses and a trump Is led back. Now it is up to you to find the queen of clubs. Maybe, you do. Maybe you don't. In any event the overtrick has disappeared. A more ordinary mortal says to himself, "If trumps break three-two I can be sure of my contract without doing any guessing at all. I still can try for five odd if the queen of trumps 8.9 CBS THE WALTONS Chamberlain's egotistical /ift Metrano are the unhappy judge, played by Jeanette drops as a doubleton. I can still,, father, Oscar Homolka Is a detectives. Nolan, finds her compas.siun The Fawn" (RERUN) Almost guessaboutthequeenof clubs if sympathetic employer and backfiring when she atte m; k trum ps are f our-one. Also it is like a Walt Disney script. A ____ Donald Davis is a lonely florist to help three orphans, The thri' two.one that trumps will tender story about a fawn whos e i n t eres t in th e young wife have been separated 5iflCe befriended by 'break." Erin. The animal nearly wrecks the marriage. 9.13 of their parents, but the' ABC KUNG Ft death gets Its benefactor In tr ouble by Th en he plays ace and king of "The reunite and plan to run away trumps; ace, king and queen of becoming a pesky pet, like Squaw Man" A white man with hearts and a third trump eating Grandma's peas and an Indian wife is ostracized liv Someone taken the trick and is yanking clothes off the line. A nk,,,,* it,, f.m.,,'. I..i... the town -until he kil I.s a voune I' rvlci% o pe n to everyone JAMESJ JAC BY By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN a , S 1174 - Sanford Represented f 0WALD & Win At Bridge (randdaughter - Sunday Afternoon ~.~~ i . Dear Abby 1 May Be Trouble ___ _ 0 l i' Sanford "Laymen For Christ" Crusade SANFORD MUNICIPAL STADIUM ,,jay 2.2S £26 Fri. 7:00p.m. Sit. 7:30 p.m. Otir 11614L-Make WCLIP.S . .., _-MMAM. i Thursday, May 23 1974 POLLY'S POINTERS - ta,.a, (9) DLSCHAHGFS MA Y22, W4 ADMISSIONS \\ Nearly New Shag William E. Griffith Ethel Aytch Mazie B. White Lola B. Sidberry Roxanne M. Stevens Jeanie E Cogburn Jacqueline L Rinabarger Kathy J. Stanley Diane Gay & girl Robert L. King Eby C. Queen Maggie H. While Thomas C Locker Sylvia Frazier, Emerson R. Lupton Deltona Mabel Hancock, Deltona Gecrge W. Bale, Deltona Maritta E. Markos, DeBary Sanford: John D. Benske Mattie L Jeff Jon L. Rogers Jacob J. Killian Esther N. Prichard John Rosenberger Fred E Woods Jr. Dixie Riley Lois C. Norman S.G. Weeks Virginia Michalowski Dawnette Knight Laura Gladstone, DeBary Jewell Smith, Ik Martha L Wood, Sherry L. Riggs, Osteen Bary Cloyd E. Strauch, Enterprise Shape Up 10:30 I 11:00 (6) S" (9) 2.30 . (4) - to (6) - -- - (6) Eric A. Faron, DeBary - Genevieve Miller, DeBary Jack P. Bradenton Dorothy E. Hendry, Casselberry BIRTHS Nancy F. Morton, Enterprise Johnnie W. Gibson, Osteen Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Harper, Betty J. Mann, Lake Monroe a girl, Casselberry George W. Sheppard, Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Wilson, a Pompano Beach Albert L Walter, Lake Mary Joseph F. Russi, lake Mairy to is Suffecoot, - • to Coiner (9) -- ,, . cx CARROLL RIGHTER'S Seminole Calendar - BINGO ''_ Of Coming Events MAY 23 Alcoholics Anonymous Closed Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, Holy Cross Episcopal open meeting, Holy Cross Church Parish House, 400 Episcopal Church, Parish Magnolia Ave., 8.9 p.m. House, 400 Magnolia Ave., 8-9 Memorial Day Services, p.m. Veterans Memorial Park on May 24 lake front, Sanford 10:30 a.m. Sanford Senior Citizens' All local veterans groups Spring Frolic, 7 p.m., Civic Public invited. Center. Dinner, dancing and entertainments. Contact Harry Sanford Al-Anon Family Bicking for reservation.. Group, Holy Cross Episcopal Lyman High School Band Church Parish House, 400 Spring Concert, 7:30 p.m.. Magnolia Ave., 8-9 p.m. school auditorium. Ninth grade band, concert band and or. May 2 Stamp collecting for begin. chestra performing. pen to ners. Se ven weeks. 7-10 p.m. public. Sanford Laymen for Christ Call Seminole Junior College Crusade, Sanford Stadium, for reservations. Mellonville Avenue, 7 p.m. Goldsboro Elementary School Advisory Committee, MAY 25 7:30 p.m., school library. Open Oviedo High School ALh1tjc to the public. Boosters Athletic Awards Banquet, 7 p.m., school gym. May 29 Starlight Promenaders Sanford Laymen for Christ Memorial Day Dance, Wade Crusade, Sanford Stadium, Dri ver calling. 8 pm., Sanford Mellonville Avenue, 7:30 p.m. Civic Center. Spectators and Alcoholics Anonymous visiting dancers welcome. Women's group, Holy Cross Episcopal Church Parish May 30 f Flcrria I.PN A house, Magnolia meeting, Seminole Junior p.m. College Nursing Arts May 26 Classroom, 8 p.m. Sanford Laymen for Christ Crusade, Sanford Stadium, May 31 Me1lonvil1 Avenue, 2:30 .,m. Altamonte-Cassel berry Mt Cli.ukr of (.'iuuucrie ch.artt'r Sanford Homemakers, 1:30 night and installation of ofpin, home of Mrs. E. It. Wood, ficers, Lord Chuinky's Pub, 2104 Sanford Ave. p.m., Altamonte Springs. 1:00 '. - t Ir .inath;n ic •. haun JACKPOT f . . . ' S 615 - SPANISH FUK"VELVET" SECTIONAL !E4W1tness . a -4 ____________ o 13551um. _____ ______ IH "KID BLUE" Sju'si , With The Big, Bold Neur Look For 174 _____________ ______ Isik ' ' II F 5" In Beautiful Crush Fur Velvet have you seen such valuel Heavy frame construction with soft foam cushioning in lovely crush fur velvet. The Never . 41 - handsome loose pillow back is contrasting foam. Built to the floor in keeping with current styles of floral printed velvet on durable FOUR I PIECE Colors: • GOLD - i' i i"k,i today, RED F $1 • ORANGE : ic'ai' iii - a - M • BROWN - -- SEMINOLE TURF CLUB • '' __ . _______ .' - - - - - - - - _______ -, - - ____ - _____ ___________ U _______ .. OPEN: Weekdays 9 to 9 4 - 9 to 5:30 - Sunday Gnni in C - - - 7:30 t'1 - - - - Herald Area Correspondents Altamonte Springs E'i. P4hoI. 13 Slack Community 29fl Bear Lake.Foie%t City 372 2611 Oettofl1-D1Bary.Et,vp*',i. Fanrwtle Edwartft. 574 33&J Gen-VA - ---.. Or - - Marva Ha*krn. 372 S118 Lak. Mnrot 373 7fl o$t,.n 3272411 Wlitc Spnns ChOU01a I I6fl' &30Th, 27 6I)J PRICES GOOD THRU SATURDAY 25111 Yur Ia Isthiji NEVER AN EXTRA CHARGE FOR DELIVERY - I t - - - - - - - - ' 14 ii i - - - - T . . . : C1fltfbtqry.Fe,, Park 091 denrod- E 1222611 - - 322 2611 Tan#ewoot C. ESIItII - I ti '.11' - 08 29fl or - asirbrook 671 2519 - - - - - ii - - - ri a, - .----.-'-. I - - - - - - - - - - - - ________ 14 - - - ___________________ ________________________________ .- - - -- �10A—The Sanford Herald Thursday, May 23, 1974 Mason - McLaulinE Me n's Forma' Wear RENTALS For Wodthr'qs Proms etc 131. Perkins Men's Wear O4 E First St Ph fl7 5 C SHOE SALE 8u 1 Pt 01 LC1IeS Short At firgular PrIC' -- Se lect From Si',praI Tblcs Of E qu.1I PflCt lOt OtiI GARRETT S ?X E. CHRIST or CRISIS Sanford Laymen For Christ Crusade SANFORDMUNIC1PAL STADIUM May 24, 2S a 76 Fri. 1.00 p.m Zipper Leaflet Is Available Announced r. sro n • 1.ison and Henry MWiuIin Ill, announced their vii 1igenieflt ifl(l ip rod(hiflg iii1irri1ige Mrs. Mason, d native of Springfield, Ohio is the daughter of \lrs Florence Wallace of (;• and Jame s F I'Lint Detroit, \l' ii She attended m -Springfield but has made her home in enev1i for the past 14 sears. She is presently cmployed by liar Car Corporation 11cr fiance, a native ci Sarilord, is the son of Dr. anti Mrs. 11 t'fli' McLaulm, Sanford and the grandson of II '% liuntr. Jacksonville. lie attended local schools and received his B.S. degree from Florida State University. lie is presently employed bs Florida Division Family Services. t- noageneni i nnounceini'nt it the Cullen home, 2118 nga o-eittet- wit c. i 4 '4 Services open to everyone MAY CLEARANCE SALE 10% HRS. MON. -SAT. 10-5:30 FRI. TIL 8:30 ' ZAYRE'S PLAZA FERN PARK 8341660 Black & White 1 Brown & White J/ All White 7 FREEMAN l . i-f !%Af /(Mt I (Oti U 1K)N i ii / I /' / ____ , . I E S STORE SHO niq ' , - I :. • ' • - - . I •- ' - - • REMOVE POUNDS AND INCHES NOV IGHS, NECK, LEGS, WAIST — ALL G rooming & WITHOUT EVER GOING HUNGRY! OVER X-11 Reducing Plan with- -. -"I - .r' Xli !i'.' ,ei'•e.. Jf An : : ' - ifo,:j AJ F 11, 1W il --. ar aven - - . Boarding Kennels - -. '-• - - - !!!!L! .b U 1 Ih:s vfli~;tf = I Si z DL I, ''' D ip p ng sppsng i (;aninia LatnWa Chapter of lieta Signia I'lln installed new officers at the home of Wanda Kirkland, one of their new members. They are Ito r ,Jurlv Webb. president: Evelyn I3vrd. - '-" MORE Value For . / ___4•!.. -u- ' .ti T Your Dollar Star t A H i J 1~, 71 -s-' '-' - Now Introducing Instant Decorating Nearlyweds. . r j \ $54900// . here"s an easy way to furnish a first apartment. Homemakers here's an economical way to re-decorate Group Includes: LIVING ROOM 7 Pieces Sofa - Chair 3 h 2L t t — DINETTE f , , Z.. 017 ,,0 1. 1. BEDROOM 6 Pieces Headboard I I I (45L Sanford's Newest - Largest - Finest Master Charge F i nancirig nanci ng Arranged ,'ItAoAurrrn uuPjn,ilIr./ in iirurv rviuiu.r BAC K - i s! aieo m"fe.- . i . . . / fit r 1 - three nurses, was opened star .go in Somers and mused her ability, not her grade lev. toManchester recently. The or. vl."said director Kathy (;igho t.,anization is leasingan old Vic. has daily chore. tcnian home Frwui the South . ' also parti c ipates in sports. United Methodist Church for h4o years Rent is line dollar if Tht, girls also gct tit talk with %isiting speakt.,rs Such as the ear. riiinicttr from the South United I i'irl * i r' P (1 CANNON MUSIC CO. -. Ar I'V HOURS: . 9a.m. to 6p.m. / USED ORGANS From ,l'viriv $1490 ' 0 NEW SPINET ORGANS clufornalic rhythm w lessons - J - -- A 100% POLYESTER DOUBLE KNIT , 1, - $599'0 Ne w 'Lawrence Welk" Models w lessons & music . Longwood, Charles W. Abbott of Comnmerve recognized Puta! M-mittand and Frank Pierce, man's achievements by select- Robert E Rivers and James G. ing him as Young one of Men the Ten Outstanding a Clouser of Orlando. for their 25 IN THE SAVE HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS PIANOS '-, ONLY GUARANTEED Choose from a large selection of beautiful coordinated 60" wide .- \ knits. Reg. $5.88 & $4.88 per yard. \ Sanford / - - ' - - . -- - ---. • am' it J • i \ J -- .• ears pierced 1 I - - - - - ________ l —... Ir (including studs) TH E TWINS E-Z TERMS ARRANGED SEE US TODAY FOR A DEMONSTRATION AT THE SANFORD FURNITURE CO. 300 E. 1st. St. - the clinical way'. Al Now yott can have your ears pierced in seconds with pin-point accuracy by a trained pro- ROXANNE , Sizes 640 40 - Ph. 32i.5434 OFF REG. '/2PRICE \\\/ — ' rl -- IM 1 Use Our New Renta I Purchase No Risk - Plan *Fine Fancy Slalione,- v And o make those beautiful dresses— choose any of our large of Vogue og, k or u eric .patterns at. - COLORFUL 79900 11~ ' "N \ EVERETT-CABLE NELSON-HALLET AND DAVIS AND MORE oReception Cords this sale does noulncuuue Bobby Brooks Knits, $49900 SPINETS CONSOLES Fri. 9 til 8 \\\ — SALE SPECIAL 24 hour service "Thank You's" *Napkins OFF 1 ak years of service to the America in 1967. lie has earned Fraternity. degrees in history and political National Alumni Director science, and became the youngdevelopment Kenneth F Murraho inter est untry in 1%5. Park will make the presentadirector in In tIme past eight )ears, he has lions tHOMAS ORGANS 2E-BUILT - A LES --- .: 1" -- - ____ -_I , 236 S French Ave Ph 323 l480Sanford . - NEW SPINET PIANOS Will'Wel 100 0 8 S. Sanford Ave, - - -- ge, 3 Days Only, Today-Friday and Sat, \ - . ATO IS IN S A N F 0 RD r0 1t de1 rnaumn5t0n (formal Paneled or fancy embossed) J . .- .;•-'. 'I, - *Wedding Announcements FURN URE '.' - ECKEQD DIIUGS On IL '. I vice president - Ann I lanson. I reasurer. E'lleen Mack. recording secretary arid Iam .1astreniski. corresponding sevrctarv. MAMLHESTER, Conn. (AP) h o in e nk Ih New Itope Slanor is the only drug rehabilitation should start residential drug rehabilitation at age 8 or 10. They s;aid many home for girls 12 to 17 in N ew youngsters start taking drugs England. No girl can be sen- at these ages. "You get pushers tenced to Hope Manor. going around it) kids sa)lni~ "You havi- to want to help Jivre. Like this.' I started sourseif here," said one 13- when I was 10..' said one girl. year-old girl. -Everything here Drug users at the home are is based on trust. The), show not limited to those who take you love and they make you marijuana, heroin, **uppers" happy. The doors are always and "downers." "Alcohol is open." But no one leaves. also a drug, and we can help With the help of teacher alcoholics here too," said one counselors and the family-type girl. atmosphere, the girls make a when a new girl arrives. major decision about their is interVie"(41 bVthVNCw` flope staff and t the girls who Inc "It's kmnda hard not to get inthere. girl , Iluenced about drugs," said and not her parents. has tip one. "if you're at a party and Ilo[w, everybody is getting high, it's want the stayat New School at the home is in ses. hard just to sit there and say not." T'his pietty dark-haired sion all )-car round with one girl couldn't say "no" a few week off every 12 weeks. 714months ago Since urnung to 2rn house tsequipped with three classrooms. Hope Manor, she can. "We have three teachers who New hope Manor, Founded by 1,111 ' ....... ' rA,'YIrt&J SATISr,-s'...;ivi ' - , - :.,:;'...T:"; SORORITY INSTALLS NEW LEAI)ERS (Center Based i fill to selit'it a i.i CIIftt,4 S ITilill apfl1H dISHI r'ii s -a't And i' fts eP 1t s;tct' .. 7') 3Ui 1. "';;':,; ' "I - ' Complete Clipping Any Style I : . All Bree ee ds, s All S es ing & Bathing 0 - - - GROOMING - Exchange Wedding Vows ''' l H . - .' PH. 32202O4 Gá E. FIRST ST. P - 323.2110 . OPEN FRI. NITES ' i A W.id 1 WHãvf kk4cs SANFORD — PHONE _____ " . n ma &do13AA&A DOWNTOWN Miss Anderson-Ge A. Hayes I A ST. - - -.- THIPHOMI EAST FIRST The 300-page book deals with PARIS (AP) American femithe role of women in early U.S. women are artificially nine, burdened with a super- history and then focuses on the / ' ' woman complex, prefer quick American female psyche, the affairs to more satisfying Hal suburban family, women in pol sons, arid make smothering iUcs and business and Amen. can women and sex mothers / In passing, Mrs Haussamen They also suffer from an 11 L identity crisis, are fanatical takes swipe at the lockerroom perfectionists, cut off from spirit that she says pervades business and politics, and live American society, and the -in a constant state of anxiety. fascination with virility that That's what the French are afflicts men in the United being told in a new book about States. The book argues that since American women written by a Parisian mother who has lived early American history men 14 sears in the United States and women have had to assume She says American women separate but complementary . have assumed these trails be. duties simply to survive. Mrs. cause U.S. society is still large- Haussamen calls this 'an all a male preserve despite re liance for progress" that put ...L....LL .. ';_ -. .cent efforts b the Women's women in charge of teaching liberation Movement. The and public morals, making ,,,, ,# book says it will be a long time them "the custodians of America's conscience." before things change. This arrangement worked The book, called "American -is had growing suc. satisfactorily until affluence, the breakup of falTul) lift and in the us IiilJnhIL it lit #' , been out and the red-haired au the advent of the mobile society p thor, Mrs Ingrid Haussamen, caused severe strains , k -- ,p\ "The American woman has a has appeared on TV talk shows . — and before women's groups to superwoman complex," Mrs. Haussamen says in the book. tell more. "tier American character She was even asked to explain American women in an ap. forces her to accumulate all pearance before an improbable sorts of crushing roles: To be a ' audience the Paris chapter of perfect housewife, but also a The Daughters of the American well-informed citizen who reMR. AND MRS. GEORGE ALLEN HAYES Revolution, "It was very lively forms and organizes society, and we shot down a lot of without neglecting acti vities cliches," Mrs. flaussamen said. that can develop her personFrench women believe a ality and that of those around whole lot of cliches about her..." But the American woman is American women," Mrs. Haussamen said in an inter now torn between an appear . view. "They think they are ance of total freedom anu1 a rnan-eaterswho hang aprons on constant process of social contheir husbands, turn them into lormity," she adds. "The traditional female role strangles slaves and kill them. '-" carried carr e dUii.i Sn grandmother of the bride, wore Miss Juanita Etta Anderson, seed pearls 'That's the idea they get her: Sex object, majorette, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl cascade bouquet of red, white a street length dress of cream from the moviesorfrom friend., mother or volunteer, and sayand baby colored knit polyester and a who visited the United States lour of civilization, Anderson, Route No. 1, Sanford and pink carnations and George Allen Hayes, son of breath with long red, white and white orchid corsage. "The- American woman is briefly," she added. "Then, pink -ribbons streamers. The reception site was the from the tourists they see here, anguished because of hen need Mr. and Mrs. Robert Z. Miss Charlotte Ann Ander- Parstoriwn of the Church. they think American women for femininity," she says. p Johnston, 115 Tyler Ave., Lakeland, were united in Holy son, sister of the bride, was was deco.-ated with white wear mink stoies, nowered manent. anxiety...constant efMatrimony, Sunday, May 12, maid of honor. She was attired streamers and wedding bells, hats, cackle all the time and fort and the explosions of the 1974 at 3 p.m., at the First in a formal length gown of pale with a cluster of bells display a 100 per cent American imperial self exclude the AmerBaptist Church, Lake Monroe. blue silk crepe, with short suspended from the ceiling smile." ican women from intimate and deep experiences. Officiating clergyman at the sleeves and high neckline and directly over the bride's table. Mrs. Ilaussamen, about 45, i Refreshments of cake, punch, married to an American econo'She feels incapable of lowred a nosegay of white double ring ceremony, wa: were served, mist mints Rev. David J. Rich. Virginia L roses and baby's breath with nuts and and has traveled across ening her guard, of letting her71w three tiered wedding cake the United States. She studied self go. Even in her role as O'Neal organist presented an long white ribbon streamers. appropriate program of nuptial TesT) K Hayes served his was decorated with roses and For 18 months at Radcliffe and child woman, she is precocious, music and accompanied soloist, brother as best man and ushers frilly hearts and white swans Harvard before writing the engages in intrigue and is rarewere George R. Anderson, between the second arid third book "to understand America ly naive," Mrs. Haussamen G. Larry Summers. The Church was decorated brother of the bride and Lamar column. better and to explain to French adds. Diana Burngardner cut and women ll ahan. with two basket arrangements Ca how American women served cake and pouring the The bride's mother chose of white gladioli and greenery. really are." Given in marriage by her dark green knit polyester street was Shirley Swaggerty. Julie There was lots of inisunderfather, the Ixide wore a formal length dress with white ac. Bowton kept the bride's book standing, she said. "I spoke to a length gown of lace and net, cessories. The bridegroom's and Mrs. Sarah Kent group of 40 women in a Paris over taffeta, featuring a low mother wore a pale green knit distributed rice bags. suburb who were terribly agscalloped neckline and long polyester dress with white For traveling, Mrs. hayes gressive toward America and accessories. Both mothers wore wore a green pants suit with Americans. They imagined it to sleeves. from be a mechanical, inhuman Her shoulder length veil of white orchid corsages. white top and the corsage was secured by a silk Mrs. C. B. Anderson, her wedding bouquet. The society and openly wondered -headpiece of lace petals and Columbus, Ga., paternal couple left for a wedding trip to how I could have married an Walt Disney World and are now American. 641 twd to yell above the din to residing at 1770 Oasis Ave., Deltona. The groom is a explain about American photographer for The Sanford women," she added. After the exchange, Mrs. Haussamen reHerald John L Putman, National spoken to over 1.200 colle lated, one mink-stoled member President of Alpha Tau Omega high school. business. civic and Out-of-town guests were of the audience came tip to her Fraternity, will be the banquet youth assemblies in 49 states Mrs. C. B. Anderson, C-olwiiand said she now realized that bus, Ga., Mr. and Mrs. gobby , speaker Satruday. May 25, for and 23 foreign countries. American women are not as The Florida Tech under- Anderson and Mr. and mrs. selfish, avaricious and chauvithe joint meeting of its Florida Tech. Un-dergraduate Chapter graduates wils celebrate the Doug Ilayes, all of Miatili. nistic as we are." and Central Florida Alumni founding of their (-liapter three Association. The occasion will years ago. Reports will be be held at 6:15 p.m. at the Court presented by Marc Myers and 7 of Flags, Quality Inn, on Inter. Kesin Powers. r.... WILIRS state 4 in Orlando. The National Fraternity will 19, the honor Walter F. Fennell Jr. of Blind Stales since the age ofChamber 0urNopIc,%1akeUs NtnnIvr0jw United Junior - -. -. 104 - enjoy Fashion at its best Brilliant crinkle potent with distinctive scii trim ------------ - RESS E S BO 'V D D1 sijjj]( i.©ii Sometime ago 5'. t.ilht (I \ u di t Iii Iii r r ii r , ri if about cutting a quilt PLCLC rtioiiiiii&nds using Mr pattern [ruin sandpaper ZIfld (lean She tl.iiius it will est ii using it rough-side-<Iown on remove paint from the sidewjil~; ) -our fabric. It works great, but I wonder what happy littlt. if vou don't like the feel of experience she lia(lil indp spi r '. uu iio'ht v. rit I' fiit Stiftils in is lx iddrt ssi. d try this "Coat one side of .iplain piece to Mrs Hits W. Mnstr. tit of cardboard with rubber dung Witchers, (uII)le esss cement. Let it dry thoroughly Service. in care of this before using. Place the cement newspaper. side down on the fabric and it -. " the wedding is planned for — June Crum Episcopal Church, Sanford. 4 s rs (1 re freshh . T he I -iittnt.s of optn lu sand" ithis -. — assorted pastries, cake coffee ' .tnd punch froiiiathbk' overlaid with a white lace cloth with , . sIis, Carolynn 'slason and Henry MtLiIiri III. silver and crystal apltointinents. The, centerpiece was a floral arrangement of 4_2z lm white inuins. carnations. babS s breath and fern flanked I)%- two, three branched silver ,-j-' a am / candelabra with tall white 1/ ..y. 1 •-.. tapers. , J i./ •.Serving as noating hostesses were Dixie Webber. Eva thint. tow ,,- and Tommy Phillipsand PegQ .rolsn Mason. daughters the honor guest Pouring were I' pJh Miss Carol Stone, Mrs. Robert .,;P..W•# Steele and Mrs. Henry Russell. Pamela Tindall presided at the guest book table. covered with a white linen cloth and adorned with a nosegay of pink car. £ nations, baby's breath and fern with white lace accent, Book Analyzes American Women - - - Thursday,May23J974-11A . \ hand. - ' SundAv After ii 2.10p m / 's" 1.111 1 slide •truuritl AIttr cutting the fabric, peel . pattern OFF Si. iituills , you IIIISI 11) rC(O4itttI( tIrdbO1Ird4h / lH" r Th.it little six-letter word i it picks Up tlireids' —Della i.'notiti to turn a perfectly sane Sla( IA)mbard happ, easy-going gat into i r iung inaniu. in tO seconds Flit Ilossettr, there is a ulre U \Is fi,ipp l ittl e c eritnu you, as a perfectly sane, happy, with the spray paint on the knit easy-going gal, would like help jacket brought h1)5 ssith your z-i.p.p-e-r-s, just drop from readers: Ilic a un? along with a stamped, sell-addressed envelope and 10 (arigc riieth;inics i. rents Ito cover cost of hun- hand cleaner hich will remove (fling ) I Will send OU a six- P1iflt grea se (lfl(i other thin ct k illet tha t covers Iiibttfli h d 'oiiii. ht t'vCrytliiflg [roiii how to buy bought througu a friend Wfii upper to how to put one fl by UWflS a iarage."--liz Domingo us IIEi'TV %. KINSER ('opley New sScrvfre - TheSanford Herald . SANFORD bleeding ... sterile ear studs form a strihight canal. Safety shoulder starter studs are made of surgical grade stainless steal coated with 24-kt. gold. Clinically proven and tested sate met cid complete with instructions on care of CLINIC HOURS Friday, May 24 . I \ J : Saturday May 25 '' ha m 6" m ' Sunday, May 26 - S P.M.-9 P.M. 12 noon-6 pm. sther maryle 200 N - Park Ave. Sanford — rianhAnercaro • Maser Charge ,iqss • ef C'1t • "3 Nor - It 5,4, O R LANDO WiCItijq l ale w.q.Dr ORLANDO CASS!LSERUY Neat jAIaPrwttu SANPOID ki$I;MMI I atAirrIBlvd I.i.vaAn Highway 11-VI ( VMS 51.1 �The Sanford Herald 12A-The Sanford Herald 20% off all women's summer sandals - P \i. I Reg. 12.99 Slingback open sandal of vinyl. Select from a variety of popular ,A colors In I -'sizes 6i0AA, $ savings now through Mo Ma Memorial weekend sales and specialsf • • Big r : Req. 5.99. Italian thong sandal with wide instep strap, buckled sling back, flat sole. White urethane. 8 510. .e,( j • I A Sale 1119 L ' - '4 ,,,_.. -' '' t ._;7 . -- - - JJ )' "I - - I '. ), A ' - V, i WHO'S REALLY BOGIE? IT'S NOT really that hard as any Bogart fan 1, ,l,i 111 I)C k. ..*IJI k1 LU t I__. .iniuiu UL eLIIL IJ11OI1y' dl rignl. Hollywood legend Humphrey Bogart was en shritied among other luminaries at Madame Tussaud's famous wax museum in London where an emplove applies finishing touch to the chai'actcrist ic bow tic. k p 20% off men's summer slacks, shorts,, 11 - . C, \ I\ tc 12 I I . +7r'/ . 4 • 1 t- I I :j- __ • ' • 1 ,• -- \i.,\ oft misses; juniors; sportswear. Sale 3.83 .Reg. 4.50. Juniors' tiefront halter shirt in 74 fashion shades Easycare polyester/cotton knit S.M,L Sale 4.68 Reg. 5.50. Juniors' brushed cotton denim shorts in assorted jean styles, new colors 5-13 Sale 5.10 Req. $6. Juniors' cotton denim top In sunbleached' shades Size's 3 to 13 Sale 3.40 Req. $4. 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Wide-bottom cuffed slacks in woven patterns No-iron polyesterlcottons,polyester/ rayons Young men's 28-46 Save $1 Regularly 4.99, sale 3.99. Men's walk shorts: solids, patterns in machine wash-and-dry oI - ster cottons 30-42 • Men's polyester double knit suits. ,) S iZT -:5 Save on rotary mowers. .0,; A> Sale 5.99 ,' Req. 899 gal. One Crjat Plus flat Interior il'•r • Available in a wide SeteCttorof CQIQ5 • One coat coverage • Ideal for 'iatls ceilings woodwork, Interior 'nasonr )/ • Washable • Hands and toots nan up in :ip and water Req. 8.99 gal. 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He said it is "no happenstance that less than a third of the American people can express any degree of high confidence in any bran'h of the Federal government today." Harris said the public gener-., ally sus pe cts that those elected or appointed to high federal posts "are using their power for their own rather than; the country's be nefit. Central Air Take advantage of this special offer to heat and air condition tour entire home at a fabulously low price. You get a quiet furnace that gives you clean, dependable heating. At the same time we install your furnace we'll include FEDDERS central air conditioning. - Government Secrecy Hit Services open to everyone SPECIAL PRICE REDUCTION 1 - Kissinger plans to return to Syrian leaders involved in ne. buffer zone on the Golan IleighLs, where fighting has Wwshington this weekend Witt) raged for more than two or without final agreement, and lie leaves for Damascus after another morning session of months. Syria is opposed to any if total agreement is not official said sizable what it the secreUiry of state would Golda Meir and her negotiating considers its breather However, the official added CIITL that Kissinger has achieved or a %C or o. cicinfinnUI LlII..II './11 UU A senior Arnpririn nffiir1 .f,"4Ill •'''* e sort UI - I plodding JIt_ piuuuirig mid there remains ;; "pretty major Issues: Where the Golan along," the official said, "but wide" gap between the hostile heights line should be drawn, the over-all trend is upbeat ever neighbors on two major issues: exchange of prisoners from last Since S)Tia and Israel tenS)Tia'S resistance to thinning (k'tober's war and the status of tatively agreed to Kissinger's out Its forces defending Darn- the U.N. group pniieil linn -' CHElSEA. Mass. i APi - months. It hardly compared to Businessmen and residents of the mammoth $100 million fire this old industrial city just last October which destroyed a north of Boston are wondering 20-block area and left more if they will ever be free from the than 1,000 persons homeless. threat of raging fires. Wednesday's blaze destroyed Firefighters were still working today to extinguish Wednes. firms that manufacture indusday's blaze that virtually de- trial supplies, ba rrels, nibkr stroyed a Four-block sec to r of tires, stereo cquiprii:t plastics. industrial buildings. And, only six weeks a "This latest Fire Is Just a terDownhhit in the downtown Chelsea rible thing," Jose ph W. es, executive director of the area destroyed several retail city's chamber of commerce, businesses. said. "It means prohibitive inDespite the loss of property surance rates. It will be almost and Jobs, none of the three maimpossible for businessmen to Jon Fires have caused any cope with." deaths. Wednesday's fire reDamage estimates are still suited only in minor injuries to being compile-d. Chelsea Mayor about half a dozen firefighters Philip Spelmnan, a former police Chelsea Police Chief braofficer, and Acting Fire Chief ham Burgin said Wednesday's William Cepistran estimated fire may have sta rt ed when the damage will exceed $1 mnil. sparks from a workman's torch lion. Speimnan said several hun- ignited flammable materials, It dred Jobs will be lost and has raged out of control for nearly asked for federal aid. four hours after starting at the The Fire was the third major American Barrel Co., a maker blaze in Chelsea in eight 11 nooden and metal barrels. 'It I' - " said team to man the pro- there had been "urgent conget goes to Damascus for the posed buffer zone, tact" between Egypt and Syria 10th time in his bid to close two Israel is also reported to be over Kissinger's peace efforts. side gaps which remain before reluctant to limit its troops Egypt is known to be interested he can separate the warring at guarding Jewish settlements in bringing about a quick settlemies of Israel and S)ria near the front and population tiient in the disputed Golan Kissinger said Wednesday his centers in the Jordan Iher Heights area, where there ha ve wife, Nancy, would accompany salk> been daily clashes between Is him on his shuttle hack to the fl United States official rael and Syria for al:iinst 2 ni Ia pit sI here he tnl Israel inst ts on a c ontill- inontha When's Next Fire? / Sanford "Laymen For Christ" Crusade SANFORD MUNICIPAL STADIUM May 24, 25 & 76 Fri. 7:00p.m. Sat, 7:30p.m. Sunday Afternoon 2:30p.m. ONE TO FIVE TONS BANGKOK, Thailand tAPi - Sanya was the only seriously and the country's powerful StuThailand's National Assembly debated candidate in a two-hour dent organizations. nominated Sanya Thanmuisak closed assembly session. Sanya, a Former university today as the country's new pre. Kukrit said he would see the rector, has insisted strongly inier, urging him to return to 67-year-old acting premier to that his political life has ended the post From which he resigned d' persuade him to 'te-. and that he was tired and wants two days ago. Under the Thai constitution, a turn. The speaker said be would to return to private life. new nrPmiPrWillgo before the king on Friday to decision on n lobby for Sanya, who is staying be made by King Bhumipol on until (tie king chooses a new Adulyadej, but it was thought likely that the king, a long-time premier. associate and personal friend of The decision to nominat. Sanya, would Follow the assem- Sanya came by concensus, not a bly's recommendation and urge formal vote, Kukrit said, Prior Sanya to form a new govern- to the session, an informal poll ment. by The Associated Press found Assembly Speaker N.H. Kuk. that 174 of 211 legislators at the nt Pramoj, who had been men- meeting wanted Sanya to come tioned as a candidate for the back. Sanya also has been en. premiership, told newsmen that diIrskl by major newspapers ff:9:1.\ 1 Strike FEDDERS Thailand Nominates Premier i41iaIfIiIif%L 201 /o CHRIST or CRISIS 1 Mideast Peace C/oser ' / \ Req. 13.99 Open look shnqback of urethane with nylon trcot foam-backed lining. In fashion Colors Sizes 6125, 512M 5 lOW. V ) - A, '' & 480 Reeling From Protestant Still 00 Kissinger To Damascus / /7 ri ` Sale y 27 th fl.1 Ireland BEI.FAST, Northern Ireland -- announced Wednesday it other provisions of the agree. at a virtual standstill as the fillned to block all trans- ulosed. Toughs with cudgeLs 4 Ireland were being scaled (All) - Ptotestant extremists would postpone for at least inent that set up the council. strike went into its ninth day. porlation except for emergency stood guard at others to decide down to a purely advisory continued a paralyzing general three years handing over any Britain sent another 500 New barricades went up in services. whether or not drivers were function in view of "continuing strike today, rejecting an ap- legislative powers to an all- troops into the embattled prov- Protestant areas to replace Authorities warned that all "essential users." violence." parently major government Irish council. ince, bringing the strength of its those torn down by British sol- electricity may he cut off in anconcession as "a confidence The test of the pachag", he A hushed provincial The strikers fear a strong garrison there to 16,500 men. diers. other four days. Supplies are trick, siembly heard Faulkner said. would wait at least until council would drive Ulster into a Four explosions resounded An explosion wrecked a sec- already less than a third of Th e provincial executive - union with the predominantly through Protestant areas dur- (ion of the Belfast-Bangor rail- usual, and many areas suffer announce alter Wednesday the Northern Irish et that •- the British province's govern. Roman Catholic Irish Republic. ing the night, and industry and raid, apparently the work of power cuts of 15 hours a day. UlilIlecliak plans For the Council tions due by 1978 inent headed by Brian Faulkner Faulkner announced a delay In commerce in Belfast continued Protestant extrernisis deterMost gasoline stations were Sa le 1039 1/ Thursday, May 23, 197.1--1B Thursday, May 23, 1974 SALE 638 611941 " W.arns Prico will bo ctiet ON ALUMINUM LADDERS STEP LADDERS ,., MS NOW $1217 s-ti. K@iW #506 NOW $14.1117 54L Kelia EXTENSION LADDERS il-ft. 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President Joe Cloutier, said dianapolis 500-mile auto race that one of the plaintiffs, j OUl(l be decided, in part, allowed to qua li fy now for the through court action. 33-car field, might "win the Testimon was to resume to. race, and that would bring the day in Marion County Superior other cars in the field down on (ur( on a lawsuit th4L sought us." to reopen qualifications for (he lie added "At stake here Suntk*. May 26. race to five 1,. not prize money but entrants who claim they were the prestige and commercial deprived of a chance to make endorsements that can run into the Field. millions 'or the winner. We'd Attorneys For the five plaint. have lawsuits from ever other ills, Roy Woods Racing, Carl dr i ver now in the field, 'f i that (;ehlhause, K & I. Racing, El-happened. k'nmflasmussen Racing Prod ucts and Webster Racing, Chief Steward Tom Binford Gilled three of a planned 47 testified that the cars left wait. witnesses Wednesday after de. ing in Line when time trials fense attempts to lull the suit ended Saturday at 6 p.m. were failed. no longer guaranteed at least One witness, Indianapolis one chance For the field, Hank 1. 1 Cour "One car that went through the line before them was on its second attempt, although the First time out wi th a new drlv. er," he said. "That broke the line of first-time qualifiers." Those suing contend that the car in uestioV, No. 94 driven by rookie Johnny Parsons, was improperly placed in line and even moved a head of others. we wanted to bring out," said plaintiffs attorney Don A. Tabbert, "Was that when Binford let the car in the lineup, he was eff ect dI qualifying unjustly the other cars in line." Binford also testified that the track was closed by rain for all but about Five of the 14 hours allotted for qualification runs this year. ing Eclips Tabbert contended there was sufficient time for qualification attempts by only "about 38 or 39" of the 68 entrants. ' Ruth sMark ' Flash Won' t Make It To In T it 4 BASEBALL I Celebrity Sports Pentathlon i ., Milwaukee Fans .-~r MW -iiiii-, .: — --w-S._- . I _. _.. . ~1116_ - _,..~-~.;. _0,., " - %,--:1 - __.., -0-10=71, - -, -. ___. __ -1 . __ - -_ -. . :_ , -fil", —- . -. PHhI.AI)ELPHIA (AP) — Defensernen Jimmy and Joe Watson of the Stanley Cup champion Philadelphia Flyers will participate in the Philadelphia Phillies' annual Celebrity Sports Pentathlon Saturday night between games of a doubleheader with the Montreal Expos. The Watson brothers will be competing against four other two-man teams in five different sporting events: lirute run hitting, Field goal kicking foul shooting, Il i. hockey goal shooting and a medley relay race. First prize is $1,000. Other participants are former Phillies' players Bobby Wine and John Callison, and football Eagles' Hilly Bradley and Harold Carmichael, the basketball 76ers' Larry Cannon and Larry Jones, and television sportscas. ters Al Meltzer and Joe Pellegrino. . ,.., I PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Goalie Bernie Parent says he feels his Philadelphia Flyers teammates have the per. sonnel to again win the Stanley Cup often in the next 10 years, "We have a young team," Parent explained at a news conference Wednesday before Sports Magazine gave him the keys to a 1974 car for being Its Most Valuable Player of the National Hockey League playoffs. "I don't see any reason we can't win the Cup four or five times In the next 10 years." Parent also won the Conn Smythe Trophy as the playoffs' MVP. . __ -7Tt_~~_Z' By FRED ItOTHENBEHG helped us" Mathews said beat the St. Louis Cardinals 7-1, MIres 5, Padres I ninth, giving the Mtros their with a double for St. Louis, then AP Sports Writer Wednesday after the Braves the Houston Astros knocked off Mil! May liked his first homer second straight victory after 10 Scheuler retired the next 11 There were a couple of extra dropped the San Francisco Gi- the San Diego Padres 5-1, and as an Astro so much, he did it losses in a row, batters before Jose Cruz men in blue in San Francisco ants 6-2, Cubs 9, Mets 6 blasted a solo homer in the fifth, and Atlanta Braves Manager The two guards posted on orJerry Morales, who drove in Scheuler struck out four and Eddie Mathews said they gave (ters of Giants owner Horace • three earlier runs with a walked two. solo his club a boost. Stoneham, were around to pro100 homer and a two-run single, Dodgers 6, Reds 3 Besides the traditional men in tell Aaron after he was hit on crashed a three-run homer with Steve Garvey drove in four blue keeping law and order on the head by an orange hurled two out in the ninth inning, lift- runs with a double and a single, the four bases, there was a into the Braves dugout Tuesday ing Chicago over New York. giving Los Angeles the victory Burns security guard stationed night. the game between the Pitts. again. PhIls 7, Cards 1 over Cincinnati and pulling the at each end of the Atlanta dugElsewhere in the Natioral burgh Pirates and Montreal May, an offseason acquisiDel Unser backed Ron Scheu. Dodgers nine games in front of out, insuring the safety of the 1.eague, the Chicago Cubs Expos was rained out, lion, slammed his first homer ler's two-hit pitching with three the Reds and Giants in the NL new crowned king-home run dawned the New York Mets 9-6; Aaron snapped a 1-I tie with a for Houston Tuesday night, then RBIs on a hom run and a West. record holder Henry Aaron. the Los Angeles Dodgers run-scoring double that trig- slugged a pinch hit grandsiamn single, powering Philadelphia In the American League it "They did a good job today. It trimmed the Cincinnati Reds 6- gered a four-run Atlanta outhomer Wednesday night with past St. Louis. was: Baltimore I, Cleveland 0, umiade a big difference, really 3; the Philadelphia Phillies burst in the sixth inning. two outs in the bottom of the I uiu Brock owned the first 12 innings. Flyers Look Strong Bad Henry has become Soft Aaron hit No. 715 off the Dodgers' Al Downing In Sell Henry. reHeraIdservke. Atlanta, and perhaps he lie's entitled, lie LS 40 years Attorneys for the defendants, In his gentlemanly way, Hank believed his life would be old, he has broken ground the Speedway and the U.S. Auto Aaron has been saying he tranquil thereafter. If so, he unknown to any Other Club tried for a "temporary doesn't want to make people soon was disillusioned, ballplayer, and he can still mandatory injunction" to stop tGrget Babe Ruth — he just lie arrived In San Diego, execute if he paces him the race until reopening of wants them to remember Ha nk Calif., to discover, for exam- Aaron makes his own schedule. qualifications. Judge Frank A. Aaron. He doesn't play on travel pke, that he was being honored Symmes Jr. overruled the In eclipsing Ruth's career by the Magnavox dealers. It days, explained manager requests and a motion for a home run record, If not his was "Hank Aaron Night" at the Eddie Mathews, he doesn't change of venue, which would memory, Aaron has become a stadium, Aaron has a contract play both games of have in effect killed the case figure in baseba ll who will be worth $1 million with doubleheaders, he doesn't play also regarded wi th awe for the next Magnavox; surely he would afternoon games that Follow 50 years. But not all sounds please the dealers by playing In night games, he doesn't play Regardless of the outcome, he hears are applause and this ball game. when he's tired or Injured." carburetlon tests were sehed. cheers. There are nit pickers Aaron declined with thanks. But he's still fierce with a ba uled today for the 33 cars n who resent him, the most vocal "I'm tired of getting caught up at 40. His home run total Is 7 Iii field and two alternates. being Ru th 's widow, Cla ire. in the middle of things. Th is has and climbing. Also planned was a five-mile Latl she has b e en saying been a long day; we flew 3,000 "I'd like to hit 35 this year," bicycle race around the track that she still thinks of her late miles. I slept so late I missed he says. "I see no reason i teaming the drivers and guests. husband as the emperor the team bus to the ball park. I can't. I'm in good Condition _____ ________________________________ _______________ because Ru th hit his 714 homers guess I'll be running into this Last year I hit 40 and that 4 n 2,800 fewer times at bat t of thing everywhere I go." Figures out to one homer in ' ' than Aaron. Then, more He might, at that. Hank every 10 times at bat.,, ~ / charitably, she proposes that Aaron promotions stimulate - IN, This is the kind of thing that both Ruth and Aaron should be attendance will caust. 111111 to 1p'. ruillern,~_.. 11..," hono r ed as record holde "It's too bad (lie politicians beredEnh istory. He endures, he . - !..: 1~.~ s not amused by the are getting into the act," says g1rows old vigorously. Perhaps y partisan carping of Mrs. Ruth. Aaron. his record is inviolate. ____ _______ r. . He is a pleasant man who "Everybody wants to present _E-F77,~~`~_Anything is possible," T'- , __2-;__,_,_~__-___1 ___-__ INDIANAPOLIS ( AP ) — . , The smiles ofter, but he turns me a plaqu. 'd get into the reasons Aaron, "some young _. . _. . -— H - . Pro-Animal Giraffe -z solenm when replying to the newspapers. What do I want ballplayer coming along today -_r - af - :-widow. with Li piece of wood?" = may beat my record. But he'll '-.4 ." - -, for the May26 500-mile race and ding the Sure enough, they gave hbn ha e to be dedicated, he'll ha% e get finishing touches may never show up again, rec d or th e wrong way," he ano th er plaque at San Diego to play a long time." Man ra ce fans and the f __ '- aia M& '.'.' says "I hold th e record now . !.•, . . •.;.;:j S ta dium But th ti A long time is 21 )ears as a e poli cians at the Indianapolis News, who Babe Ru 1 th he ld it for 39 yea rs from Lyman High were slighted. This was big league ballplayer. "I m in t out the special - 44 _____ racay and! always respec ted him f recogni ti on from th e M agna vox m second generation of -it , 4 "flash final edition, are hay. it Now it is mine, I don't share dealers Aaron smiled and ballplayers, some of the kids _..1--% trig to give up the 30-year tradl- II with an School students who ybody." 'i urged everybody to see around now weren't born when tion because the 1974 race falls It seems Aaron had to baseball ona Magna vox Tvset I started playing , become famous to become will adorn Mayfair newspaper doesn 't publish. a-.. con troversial. For 18 years he "It's only the second time in if j,, _'. try Club ,..~~. unspectacular ballplayer who - _~ .... -_: Z . r o . .. __ that the special won't be aold, " -..I - - It. I ____ ) hit 30 or more homers each year • said News Sports Editor -\h'. ~M_n a minded h nd is I m -Z. ~ - - - - - ~~ manners Th en E. Fuson. " Saturday with 18 came his exciting pursuit of -A ti We used to send it to the Ruth and he learned of the track by helicopter, ** . aS.,. • SAP ivy creatur es' • •v. truiji, au. pressures which torment tomobile and motorcycle, he demigods. ' Men n Blue Protect Hank Aaron Sports Briefs By JACK MURPHY __ - - --- - '-. .. -- - :_ - - '' - . . -400" ----,.-. --. r_~014% - - - '.- - - - - - . ~ - - - ____ . :. ... - _,_ - .) - - - ___.---,%'W- '__ .,-. _.~ - - _ - - - . -I 10*- !Z;i5_P_0P 014 --- ~__ - __~_._ - . - jç_._.= . . :Z -. Bills Hold Tryouts .,, ,: :_ '--.1k _ .. - .... .- ... - Get Mud . ln Eyes 8% I1EILClIFf NISPNSO'4 tru'tr, o ve r a ca ll on run Al Sports Writer d*n pa'. ci th % .,) fr U;re -inninir, rum as California's Singer's pitched a five-hitWednesday night because they eer is. Robinson's homer in the fifth Tile Detroit Tigers' slugging was tile 5%0th of his career and -. C;B—W-- ~ .- __ ___ 'Ihursday, May 23, 1974-38 - - . Ii?'t some naughty words the pre. hits to 1,132, tying Tm-is Speaker vious night when he hit two or seventh place on the alltime sho%ered t w ice w ith beer afkr hitting a t%Io-run homer I,IS Orioks 1, Indiana 0 Paul Blair s run scoring T BUFFALO (AP) — 'rhe Buffalo Hills of the National Football League said they will hold a free-agent tryout camp on Saturday. June 1. The camp would be for college graduates between 21 and 27, the club said. The hopefuls must bring their own equipment and sign an injury waiver before taking part in the time trials and strength and agility tests at Rich Stadium, a club spokesman said. ,- '.' • - L1,11P ~Flrra@ c on - , ' V - F!_ - H .i . -• - b.n.f1t.lf :- tournament Saturday. ____ I I I M ___ t'h'; ______ Zoological Society - --te- - the Central Florida _H 1 . an • :- - •' - .,_, - -_-- Tomboy Bosses Wooster I .4 p an __ '.-. Ath l etics WOOSTER, Ohio IAP VirII A 'i'es, I was considered a Nothing came of it. sity basketba ll and trac1. k ginla Hunt has come a long way tomboy," said Miss Hunt When she went to the Univer- teams, but "women should be - since she was a kid in Iowa and recently. "It still holds true to. sity of Iowa. the I!ituai;on aflowed to develop to their full couldn't make the team day. Most women athletes are wasn't much different, potential and if this means because she was a girl, labeled tomboys." "There was no one there to playing on men's teams then Today's she's running the Miss Hunt, 37, said it wasn't say, 'I'll help you.' We were still I'm for It." hole show in the A th letic Dc- so touch that she wanted to play in a cultural period when op. Wi th unproved coaching In paruutent of the College of n the boys' teams in high portunities weren't open to high schools and colleges, she Wooster, school. But, she had developed women," she said, said, "We're really seeing a High school coaches at Tip- some talent in basketball with Miss Hunt said she consid- great change In skill levels for ton, Iowa, called her a tomboy. the neighborhood kids and was ered sports a "way of ex- women athletes." The coaches at Wooster now disa ppointed that there was no pressing yourself by using your Miss Hunt, a teacher and call her boss, opportunity for girls interested bedy, and women have the coach at Wooster for 12 years, Miss Hunt is one of the few in sports. INDIANAPOLIS (AP ) — Old same nghts of getting this sat. was named athletic director women aWetic directors in the "I Gasoline Alley mioht as well talked to our school super. isfaction as men." . last year to replace Bob Bruce National Association of Colic- intendent about the possibility ed to thei smell of per. She Isn't demanding that while he took a me-year sabbaDirectors of Athletics of girls teams," she sa id InSISS Joy Wilkersonwomen be allowed on the var- tics) leave the brickyard of the In. dianapolis 500 is the next has- Replaces Oil S mell giate 11 Sanford Paraplegic fter chair I libbers. "Girls are playing Little • Iague baseball, women are .1 riding horses in the big,races, .Z. why shouldn't they be driving 1. these machines just like the IARBORO, N.C. (API — SANFORD WOMEN'S "I knew my life wasn't end- tional Wheelchair Finals in men?" the 35-year-old houseRichard Hudson lettered in four ed." Hudson said. Cheney, Wash., next month, a wife and race driver from spor ts at Tarboro High School. ('harluc's 17; Autsi Train 2 While he was in the VR hos- feat he has accompl ished many Nor th Hollywood, Calif., said %IETROMEN'S Ili went on to become a niem- pita) he resumed lifting times in practice. today. her of the track and football weights, a pasttime he had enwe women need now Is Southern Hell 15; Acme teams at North Carolina State joyed in high school and college i • .. Conveyor 0 experience, but sponsors a)University. '. as a means of increasing his ready we t.he day that C* gals sh Merchants 7. .: Sanford Now lie has turned his en. strength for other sports. will be jockeying the formula : Famous Recipe 3 tt,usiasm In weight-lifting, and lie had excelled in football, cars in Indianapolis and similar JUNIOR he works out every day-in his basketball, baseball and track Q I v races." tceIcJiijir or lying on the floor, at lartxjro, and went to State on i. Joy, blonde, curvy and con1k can bench press more a football scholarship. , NEW YORK (API — Edward troversial, leads a double life. than 300 pounds into the air lySENIOR Hudson lettered in track, spe- "Ned" Irish, known to many As Mrs. Anthony Cardoz.a, n his L4 k tializing the shot put and the people in New York as 'Mr. she is the wife of a Hollywood Babcock 10: I'olice ft Hudson's paraplegia began 10 discuss throw. lie plans to corn- BaetbalI ,' is retiring as head producer and overseer of three , montlisago when he suffered a pete in both later. LITTLE LEAGUE .of the New York KnicM and will children by previous marfractured spine in an automo- ' He has been taking corre- be replaced by a man known In riages. As Joy Wilkerson, she ' Sanford Atlantic 18. t' c bile accident near his homecourses from state, the sports world for his work In hosts a talk show on cable teletown of Tarboro Instead ofspondence enRank 4 ;,nt plans to bci'mn summer baseball. Michael Burks, vision on the West Coast and rr ,;It& S .i 4 i I school next month at SI An Madison Square Garden races automobiles at every op. ti' Goodyear dr ews College In laurinburg, Corp. announced Wednesday PO, tJ1fl t,. wonttiz-,t Pitt 1 H Medical Center 14. (lase 9 hich has courses in driver that Burke, former president of een racing two years. , Went w Railroaders 5; Seminole t,41 in Greenvill e, U1FL 1om5fl 10 If, tile Rehabilitation OSP1'tn education and physical educa- (l New York Yankees, will be. WT1 Sporting , tion for the handicapped, and no come president of the National ah011 U pItsImUN %%inston-Salcm, His e Jack Prosser 13; George's are architectural barriers for his Basketball Association team only one to et ak 11. iarabzed Alex 14 U i ti a ¶I5aL.A? wheelchair. He says he wants to when irish, 69, steps down July cense, and I've iiau the IW3 "Richard 15 VOCJLIOna. " heconie a VR counselor, changed," Joy u uifl a 1. Burke has been hrdj:h(atujn worker's dream, break in final rehearr,a)s for hi Vliounsclur. horace Law. president of Madisoti square Hudson has not liO('KI'V , withdrawn barcien Center since last July. Sunday's 500. Y- ri Filion retire, said. "We expect per- from competitive sports even "My husband calls me the sons severely lmiited by injury during this ft year after his "Ned Irish is and always will sbnnedtntr1mnanagcr trail bluer-he thinks I could (It Quebec \orduques rep1i ' lit i' through a period of de- acdent Hefln1shedfttnthe be Mr. Basketball' it only in be the first woman to crash pr I#,% t n hatiJits But Virginia Regional Wheelchair New York but throughout 4..,J.t gut..Plante. Indy, but I figure 1 may be too f Richard ever did, we didn't Games middleweight bench country, said Alan N. Cohen, td after serving uriC .ear of his old." 10-year contract as fvmh and know it. lie just caine out light. press competition, lifting 0 president and chief executive Joy was invited to this grand.. ing, tittlermined to go on and pounds, Ile believes he can officer of Madism Square Gargncrl znanatr 0 I ° daddy of automobile events by iiiike uniuthjn of himself." surpass 300 pounds at the Na. den Corp. ilotkt!y Association CILIh. theheadman, Tony Hulman. LL Report Works Out In • Texas Kansa% City Ciltorni Mvvi: Balt imore oaian :,, • ,,, Two Holes-In-One , I. Sassafras Plot K Raymond 0 Sheldon 7 Bay 01 Hope 3 Young And Tender H Whayland 4. Comanche Patch C. Kalatitas S Durango D Per hn P Werkheisec 6 B? 0 Harold A Jai,pefson 7 Fragrant A Perkins I Metrolina Colonel AF I urns Jet ST. JOSEPH, Mo. (AP) — The last young man in a foursome shot a hole-In-one Wednesday on the 136-yard sixth hole at the Fair%iew Municipal golf course and the very next player to tee off matched it. William Cooper, 14, accomplished his hole-in-one with a 6-Iron and Joe (',eha, 17, who started off the tee with the very next twosome, stroked his ace ith an 84ron. - Second Race-ISSO Pace C-I I FloMelburn 2 Hi Candee Broughton 4 Surgery Time S Oak Grove Don I. Mill Bernardston F. TerriMits I Princess Iris Track Coach Appointed t - Chicago 7, Texas 7$ Thursday's Games •. " City (Dal Canton 2.1), N . , - CaIlli-nla (Ryan 3.4) at Kin " .' .- at i C1O0O1hflin°"S3).3 Otlf O4t (Coleman 6 2) at MI *&uket (SIaton 43) Cleveland (0. Perry al) at - . Only games SCheduled CLEMSON, S.C. (AP) — Soccer Coach I. M. Ibrahim is the new track coach at Clemson University. The school announcçd Wednesday that the native of Haifa, Israel, who has brought Clemson the soccer title for the past two years in the Atlantic Coast Conference, will succeed P. Wee Greenfield. Greenfield is taking an administrative post. ' .1 "' Texas •, - : '..' - - • - .- Friday*$ Games CASSELBERRY'S SCOTT Clark wild with left hook in sparing session with Carl Rob a? Boston, N Clevelard at Detroit, N Baltimore at New York. N Ch,CSOO V Kansas City, N Mi lwaukee at MflflI$ti, N Oakland at Cali forni a, N East W. W. L. PcI,0.5. 73 17 373 Te I) III BOSTON Lee MacPhail, president of the American League, announced Earl Wearer of the Baltimore Orioles will manage the American League All-Star team this 20 19 IS 21 11 73 West PillSbuirgh AngeIj en Newest Battle 417 6 361 8 3) II 725 -' 70 II .326 9 0 P FranciSco Clever Prince Guy Yates Duke Of Woo Hadleys Boy Scottish Lion Chckle? Cousin It , G 14 Monlrnl (McAnafly or pen.Cornell, secretary of the Italian according to her manager, Vic kO 34). N federation, in announcing Edwards. 11cel31133) P6* York Matlock • Wednesday that Connors the Cincinnati (Kirby 23) a) San controversial American ace, %S) I can stop Evonne Deqo (Ann I 3), N from going,"ft1wtijs said, inbanned from the Italian Lot AnQelet (Me'tSersmith I dit'atlng that the Australian N San Francisco (CIkMelI BOURNEMOUTH. England Dick Crealy of Austrialla upset seeded Erik Van Dillen of Aptos, Calif. 7. 1i, 63 and advanced to the quarter-finals in the $72,000 British Hard Court Tennis Championships. - 0 BY The Associated Press the the U.S-based league from The between the Eu- competing on the prestigious Atlanta ropean tennis federation and European circuit 72 21 $17 fl 77 419 to the new World Team Tennis CamelI indicated Connors Diego I? 25 .370 iS league is heating up after an. had not submitted a proper Wednesday's Games nounceinents that Jimmy Con. application for th Italian Open, Atlanta i. San Francisco 2 nors and Evonne Goolagong, but iiddled thal was not the PttSbvrgh at Montreal, ppd.. two of WIT's big names, will primary reason he was being flOt be permitted to take part in ixinned Chc*Q0 5, New York 6 l'ipPa 1. St LGUs i top European &'vc:its, Miss oolagong, Los AnQetes 6. Cnnnatl I "NoWTFplayrs wi ll play in tt, k- Frcrich federation from tournaments staged by our fed. competing in the Fiench Opn. Thursday's Games Cincinnati Seven Race-$SSO Pace CI I Grarnvs Greatest 7 A (l Cora:cw' 3 Jack Pence C. A VeItxb S Bucks 6 Lucky Linehan CaptaIn Crystal Gypsy Hill Fran i S 6 Nam.e P Paver I Parkinson P WerkhCISer I Dvor,tc, 4 J Corcni A W)%" Jr AE 1 (,Cd &'c- f r w q Lou' AE 7 KIflflIIrn'C J M O-.sen p',.n Park Ninth Race-11700 Pace CI 1. Tifldy'S Spitfire 2 Caroline Calgary 3 Peerless Wick I Hail Freight 5 At.S? Southern SiI.er A 6 Cancer Borne 7 HolliS Way I Easter Apr) :. AE I WI? I, B? .*.F 2 i W Spr'oos F P4ea.ort F. Su9el' P. MUn?Z Jpc"en .' Tenth Ract'-S50 Pace Cla i m nq 51 C( allow Eighth Race-5400 Pace C.2 1. Freedom INtl 7 Good N Game 3 MissOrlardo 4 Rantree Pride 0rpirey 6 Lsghtnlng MISS 7 Easy Bluegrass I 1ads Aci.crs A J,specs.in ,l hlys('ll I Crank Daqer.s C. Ruqales E BOO-S Sect-r', j I Wit ec 7 Truax Honor 3 HI Lint? I Evreltir!l S Tar Dapple 6 Sassy Return flrulub , 9 it 0 s kfQt '''u-. ID ç.'r C. ( t- f il t4rr - .1 Larrat-' .1. Park'n' A. Jaspe" P Werkhesi'n I) flouroco S A 'Alsi', Jr - - FOLLOW THE BRAVES 4 - Steelers Acquire Wunderly S Serb-s I Larraoee C. Foster W Wyatt J Daqer.ts 0 Branird .' Parknson , S 6 7 St',i!r C Glerra Duke The Bu'çler Choojey Jacquline Jill Cy'S Knight Mister Fantastic I It Patterson B Hobbs I Rau A. JatpefSon P Paver L Ellis S. Lopilalo 0 Perkni% Sixth Race-SSi0 Pace C.) ChriS Gold Senator Mr it Polk S SerIes I4. I Fifth Race-SS50 Pace C) French Bar Goolagong Evonne Goolagong was barred from I'!TTSBURGII next month's French Open because she plays for the I 'u u.sliurgh 'Fr ia n: les if the new World Team Tennis League. ,'n' to Creally Dumps Van Dillen 439 7 Is 23 Chicago Fourth Race-I$0 Trot 'Jarring 5)0)0 r"are'S 10 per year. C is J (1.iey J. Hytell C. PJamle B Regur A Kucia B Deason 3 CoI hand Luke I Miss Aikeii S Easy Caroo 6 Dan Way 7. Ue*porl Valley I MctroIinaM,ck - nn - Lovis New York I Oteca MA.. j Bereinak Catanaran D Bourgeois I Gold Pot'? M Hume .1 Parknson I IreneVo H. PhIlips Scottish Ray A ,Mspecs....n I My Cherie Amour I Larral.' Ravens Gold P I Pollys Rose Sf! I ioiedale Hargrave .1. Dageri 1 NATIONAL LE AGUE A PhIatielph,i 44 C ,', Weaver Is Selected ichaud of Orlando as both prepare for Friday night fret, amateur bouts at the Orlando Sports Stadium at 8 n m B Pratt Sr S Clark jr R Peters K Raymond 0 Sack A. Jaspei-son I Rau 0 Sheldon Third Race-SSW Pace L'1111 1 " ' ,4q S1.00 r'arrs U.) per Cent AMATEUR FIGHTS "fl 14 _s at Or - [ I; ' ,1'. I - Is ' A ft • ' ' :'" Turf Club Entries First Race-%550 Trot C) ' in I - 6. Kansas . Drily aames KFuiid Fridays St Games Louts Monlrea Philedelphis, t4 HOutOn at Atlanta, P4 New York Of Pittsbur gh, N CIAOtM All &I San DieW, N ('SCO. N , - - ,I 6Gami Cleveland 0. Il 7. Minnita I I -- G ant lop Discus Tosser? INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — More than. $12,000 in cash and merchandise will be awarded at tonight's annual Indianapolis 500 Mechanics Banquet at the Convention Center. All 33 chief mechanics will be honored, with most of the tributes going to A.J. Foyt Sr., father of the famed threetime Indy winner. The elder Foyt Is the No. I mechanic on the Gilmore Racing Team. York City California - runs INDIANAPOLIS (API With three days to go before the J.ndy 500, the National Weather Service forecasts a 30 per cent chance of rain for race day. "It's just too Far ahead to give any definite forecast," a weather spokesman said. "It looks like It's going to be around 70 for the high Sunday afternoon." Last year's race was delayed two days by rain. - 1. - . 20 20 .300 2'-, 15 10 47 3 it 77 46) 4 #Mings Willi - ' Too Early To Predict WMO' ) 1 ~ 7 __ ~1_ __ - Mechanics Banquet Tonight ' _______ -,r . I added. "it was show business— The question of whether he a F5t promotion, should play In Cincinnati In the The I page ax series of the season Wiui,,, came to be 1IVWfl as provoked a national debate. On "tilcopter edition" as well as the direct order of the "flads final," had betfl mialr B ode Kuhn, Aaron or I)LI on and tied er L) opening Y.___ Sanford Herald fell when ;B—The Thursday, May 23, 1974 event three days in a row, it __________________________________________ became impossible to keep car. riar boys at the track to sell the lOcent souvenir that recapped thehiuigMiofU*day. For 10 years, the News made eine'dawjtha helicopter service to pick up the papers ' — U' "' their downtown rl t and ___________________________________ ) fly them to the track where they were dropped at the first turn. Sy Uti As..claW Press I k , AMERICAN LEAGUE ny4n became East . In 1973 because of FAA restricW. L. Pct. 0.5. (loris and rain that held up the Milwaukee — . is 17 . Boston 21 It .525 big race for tim days. Baltimore It Is 314 k.1 the head. Detrait I to 19 .5000 I lifles s udpickout the Clivilind 1520 .47 i Now York right 20 23 .16S 2' West te ' net-' and then go Fuson " CfV1pCP#Apfl " :4'¼__ I Elsewhere in the American to Brooks Robinson drove in the Ix ague . the Baltimore Orioles g imne s only run while Ross W -4 -i - . . . edged the Cleveland Indians 1 Grimsie)' blanked Cleveland on -. ---.--in 12 innings, the Boston Red eight hits. SNA CREW TO NATIONALS Sox extended their Fenway A's 7, Twins 4 STATE CHAMPIONS in the fours with coxPark hex over the New York other teams, including two from Canada. From Reggie Jackson drove in five Yankees 6-3, the Oakland A's swain, the Sanford Naval Academy crew above with his 13th homer, a left to right are: John Daughtrev, Beau irintn rl. sfl ulC national •t , downed the Minneso ta Twins will Saturday double and a single and Joe national high Hamrick, arrs i.,ueiuIe&u, Buck ...e rn- ers an d 4, UieCah(ormaAnels g school championships in Delaware against five Mark Bassett. Kansas City Royals &I and the run triple in the ninth inning. Chicago White Sox split a doubleheader wi th the Texas t he opene r 6-2 8 i nightcap Horton s seventh-inning LOS ANGELES i APt ,John Van Reenen is perhaps the lvntxsch, it suburb of Cape\ graduate of Washington homer, his 11th of the season, Van Iteenen may be history's largest world-class track and town, he is in Los Angeles for State University, Van Reenen caine off rookie Bill Travers reatest discus thrower. Only field athlete competing today. three weeks to train with Dick has surpassed the world record and landed in the left field wa things are wrong: lie hasn't He stands 6 feet 7 and weighs Tomlinson, the coach at El of 224$ a number of times in bleachers where, he said, the lone touch to deserve that title 285 pounds. There's almost no Cauunno Junior College and the practice "but I don't like talk. fans had cursed him a night irvi being from South Africa, trace of fat and his size 16 hands man Van Iteenen says is the ing about those because they earlier. te's generally forgotten when are so massive they dwarf the finest technical coach in the don't count. Right now I just Angels 6, Royals 1 rack buffs discuss the event. nine-inch platter he throws so world, want to do some more weight Frank Robinson and Joe La. "I'm sort of isolated down well, "l'tii trying to get it togeth- training and get my techniques hood hit home runs and a con. here," said the huge veteran of . Van Iteenen is the world's er,' he says, "and perhaps get back to where it was in 1972. heevent. "fl ti-ea ' pot much leading thrower this year, in it few good throws." His next ompetition and 1 don't throw achieving 223 feet 3 inches at U.S. meet this time around will nough. So naturally ft's tough Port Elizabeth, South Africa, be Saturday at the California o remember what to do.'' last month. A resident of Stel- Relays in Modesto. I M_ "Under no circumstances starwouldha%etflhetOldQflth(, will Connors be allowed to play court that she can't pin" in the in Rome or elsewhere In Italy," Fretx'h Open the second Ic' of said Carneli The ItIli1fl 111! ItOHIS (ir Grand l In 1Iss tratton s stand on "" S (aOolzigong %Ofl the first leg, the fren crystal cleai'-and we Australhi Open, earlier this won't budge one single inch" yeir. Wimbledon d the U.S. . signing contracts with teims in tifl. ';ranl S!o ST. LOUIS — The National Football League St. Louis Cardinals acquired defensive tackle Don Wunderly from the Pittsburgh Stêders for an undisclosed future draft choice. Leukemia Claims Embleton 1x2 Atlanta Braves Weekend Baseba l l Hize Also Fitit - Only TUBELESS WHITEWALLS A78-13 6.00-13 1 $2:Lol C78-13 $25.00 6.50-13 E78-l.1 7.35-1-1 F78-14 7.75-14 $33,50 G78-14 8.15 /8.25-14 $31.50 G78-15 8.15/8.25-15 $36.50 H78-15 8.45/8.55-15 $39.50 L78-15 a 9.00/9.15-15 $ -i12.50 iiiiiiii Price. Include Federal Excise Tax Mounting and balancing means 1 column by 2 in- ches, Too small for an Phil Embleton, British international LONDON* walker, died of Leukemia in a London hospital at the age of 25. ad to be noticed or ct - fective? You're reading this onel SHOP AT SEARS AND SAVE PINECREST CTR. SANFORD 4 , 3 22- 177 1 �- _________ 4B—T'e Santo ciH Id rera ____ Th d ursay, W%ay23, 1974 -- _____________________ ___________________ - . - - . - - -- . - .- i za r is k. • I 0 • o Legal Notice I — * . — ____ _____________________________________________________ , - ,- B lit - Ii\f ci''s .6 re r orlcI flg E . - - -.- - . -. - - --- c A : - FLORIDA CIVIL AiION CASE NO. 1440$C PI&ntiff(s) - Thereaoremain the mo:nen be clear b} the Dodgers rewarded Ozk in hen the urge must be song to 1965 by promoting him to Just one thing - he as full) sort of man best suited to lead the clothed Jutp off the nearest bridge majorsasacoachunrWcIr in the major leagues p•p Kentucky °° described properly lying rd In Plal Book IS Page tOO oria r(ordt Seminoie County ) 4 Subject to easementS and -- by Dove Grouc deceased repren?ed by ELIZABETH STRICKLAND, h urVvinq Spouse. Ridece Unknn •wd (IL OTHER INTERESTED LINDA A BULLINS flFCPiflIDLAPiD, THA L i - t.. / I - - . 1 I T I a - \ ,:; I - I I j , - I - tlJ _______________ _______ ______ CLATTER with BIMO BURNS SR8ATiCL - __ - - ____ ( __________ CAMPUS - - -. RX. I I Association Orlando a COQf DESCRIBED PA PCF L S 1 F LAND &?aon versus Kenneth W Bullins LOCATED IN SEMINOLE , , RINi hAN - INb KhT. -- TO ALL PAP TIES INTERESTED 0h Ken (ky ii PARCEL NO tOt F ____ - I FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLRIDA CIVIL CASE NO. 74-41r1 KENNETH W BULLINS and LINDA A BULL INS. s "aIe and Irene B Kilec Seminole Covnty Flo,ida a? the isiting team I q • SEMINOLE COUNTY it a Plaintiff and RUBY POOLE e' are ear o the sea er, a local me qualities that got him drien throu h the traumatic placestobring up the kids, but °' JumPed the fence at here. moments of learning their you do not wish to remain long 1971-58 Thursday. May.___ The Sanford Herald Lenal Notice THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF ACTION NO: 4-$73.E liwi of .. Legal Notice JC% E \/'. I - ¶1 ________ 4 '-- ALLEY OOp feclotur,,,yonMay I7i F I R0 IflthertaincaUep,nthflgIfl,fle CIVIL • I Leaal Notice___ IN THE CCWT COURT OF TH - _____ -- -. ____ __ - - - -- - by Larry Lewis E t \E - - H a DROPPED L1 ____ ___________________ - -- . * - -- - . Brotherly ve but leads the February. They do not begin to He knows it thkes time, patience. leaque in booing i teams The pla) for real until April Then \ou cant teach winning," One)earago, at the age of 49, ' . tuçe 1aPr the C RWE IF SAID DEFENDANTS ARE LIVING AND IF ANY OR ALL OF that you are required to file yr I'ercinatter described parceis c-i lasted abov 1 i; / \ r (1 -______ \ •. -. Ii i. . _____________ =- sreaflrs are the lors. I alone INTO THIRD WITH A THUD in , o this a roach It's It has a en ce ring. Sad tale Ii lobe made to satiSfy ANY Dann 's friends we happy he SUCH DEVISE ES DECEASED In the Complaint. The real property LEGATE ES Lot II BEASONS SUBDIVISION LetS 9ard IC (ii I I erA Ir,- d you are reQuired efeby 0 r I LUNkTIME kEE \liN the other shortb thereafter in as a screamer Then he )elled BUT SAFELY BOI3.4 "NO Im not about to come in Philadelphia EHTSAPDALLPAR ?hCourfofSaflfr dse , t serve a copy 'hereof upon the -". (' _2 ('((j" \ )j -- L - ______ . Ozark spent 31 sears in the _____________________ best team in haseball. The Phillies art nut eIctl% nd year as manager? Not in in)stlf ts much a in prior to l3. Ozark took oer a team • the business, First as a minor This is a team of kids from more confidence in them improved things Last kague pla)er with not quite lr rtensonat21,toDick because I know them betr" 71 91 Granted, the Phils nough talent to make the l{uth en and \Iike Anderson at Yes, it takes time, something finished sixth, but on the 21st rilajor leagues when they 23. to Mike Wallace and Gg that not everyone apprecias. day of August they were as limited thenelvesto 16 teams, lrninski at 23, to Mike Schmidt 'Management seems to like close to fst as four and a haU _________________ _______________________ _______________________ EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. ROAD—lit; SEMINOLE COUNTY CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE - DESCRIPTIONS CIVIL C F CYNT H TE PRY HE H HUSBAND NOTICE OF ACTION -......... - - - That part Of The SE ' of SW ' (LESS feo4tt ttNMarrIag. •f $ -- WILFRED PubIth' May. 30 June 6, 13, 1911 OEB125 lollowi Commence on the South line of said Section 31 at a point 532 21cr? April, 1971 ISealt CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO 74712 A HUSBAND AND BESSIE _____ _____ . / / - ______________________________ _______________ default *sII be entered against you (lTNESS m hard and seal ct sr CONRAD West 5773 feet thtnce North P4 therCan SCttiCq up the estate, right, tutI ntCrest in or I en vçon th GILES. HEDRICK & ROBINSON 109 East Church Street ' North of the eiittinq 100 foot right of aY for State Rd 16, n Section 31. Whitehall. Ohio 4313 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an tion for dISSOlUtIOn marrua I Br Elaine RiCharde Dpu$y Clerk PEE WEE striking out six. The only run winning hurler as he went and allowing only a single by .11 t (,ras, -- ' . the Cubs got past the Tigers, 4- the first, live in the second and The Herald Services had to be traded to get out of the bomers. going into the Davklcraig, Tom Kelley and caine out on top of the Yanks, . , . -- . ______ _____________ • -- _____ - , , , - ' I pulled off a 21-9 shocker win get four runs in the top of the the Tom Boys on]) hit stinning lauie League softball action had seen runs in the rst two singles pitcher 11 epar P ce Shine) . .. of their thx _______ ____________ •r - i: -• / ' - t . ded %1cto Daid P Irwin Sco ing, Shoemaker came up with Neb and Fozx hit it three times for ago, 1 remember seeing my In direct answer to the been homers In St Louis pla baseball and he did erfull&T in another two homers and the same runs ea ifl • third inning' , t CI :- . O&PEN P/AlMORE' , - -- , ______ d -- I 1i14f11 - - " 11th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT O FLORIDA, IN AND FOR FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thovet CASE NO, 74 P74-F 1 - ' T T WILFRED H CONRAD r JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. I AND FOR by SEMiNOLE COUNTY: FLORIDA DIVa S N F 10 Ma,r.9, RICHARD K. PACK, - any, of IRENE B. KElLER You:nd are V Husband, I not h . twudeaIS In one, and the) had. earlier from the lfoot a"d"and maninlotrn r i J mod Kim" in d l i ik A 'hOUI• Sanford. Florida. its aP NOTICEOF PROCEEDING THE STATE or FLORIDA TO ii cation for an Order of Taking ri A I LOUISE PACK WHOSE accordance *ith if3 Declaration ci RESIDENCE AND MAILING Takn her etOforefiled iri thit cause ReSPonde I i, ____ _____ ____ s-..\ TEMPfATuRE" - particularly, care of Mr Ed darling, ________________________________________________________________________________________________ ,SMcrton Avenue Apt 101 Van WINTHROP by DIck Covolli YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED - I ______________________________________________ that an action for Dissolution ot I ONE OF E FING \ . Marriage (Divorce) and other relief / iS ThE N I 'ENEFIT OF ( 1 i,,_ s been fled against ou and cu I I • 1 I GET WA'rt.if (Circuit Cot Seal) WILFRED H CONRAD tOO North Highway 1797 Casselberry Flor,da 37701 PubliSh May 16 73. 30 & June t9? TWINS... ________ Arltten defenses, if 6ny. to ,t cn MORTON ROSENOLUM Attorne, f Peft oner. se address 5 Suite 703. 130 E Hy 1)6, FLORIDA IN AND FOR . ThEIR Gt5E5. I I I I rd e Each defendant thereby reduird PACK ti - - 17 -- Plaintiff 113 E Commercial Avenue County Florida and serve a copy on or be ore e GREEN AND VIRGINIA MARIE Pr his wife / - the said Court on May 10 1971 ---- \%,,, . P fly Linda M Harris ____________________ ________________ -- t Y Tç - h den andedIhe Petit,on HuSband aria JANET sad complaint or petition defenseordinQw tntheCle,kof i i ' Florida on ci' before June11 1971 marriagehas b file att;o was racing Secretariat I iU At Clerk of the Court ____________ VIRGINIA No There as no such Doublhndt before June 1), 1971, arid file the Husband or gIMI with the clerk ot thiS court etberbeforesecyiceonp,tifiners Eminent Domain proceedsno% pet,tner(s)UwilI call up for hearing before the Honorable Clarence T Johnson, Jr. one of JuOQet Of the above Styled Court on the 19th day of June. A 0. 1971, at 315 0 ClOCk, Petit.on,' ki u i i /&I I ' ' H G V ME with Comdu Martin, Chris herone-hittching win Shlrle added a circuit blast with the \larlene Burk both doubled for to gibe up Beene but e wanted against the St Louts scen So hands — Mitchell Los shorti of tb CLE yE LAND & MIlE P 0 on sa d date to thow cause what IH u Casselberry Florida 37707 ''' _________________ p ;, FIJ J II I i I I to pace AutoTrain, stith Brenda men S softball erdict - gung the other hi Florida singled with George Singleton at 30 am for the fIl*.rig pvr ake Circle Orlando Seminole CIVIL ACTION NO 74 773 A and that I intend to register sa IN RE The Maffla,e of Cl Ne70 petition SAVINGS BANK OF ORLANDO h and seal of saJa Court on the 21st day of ay Atforneyt for P,fitioner - outhiL 119 n Anderson doubled with Sand) Jones' double was the Danny Lee providing a pair of • . r --'-.X-;- - businets as may Come before the the Flctj?ji Name Statet, To MARY K CARAVELLO tinq Wit Section $6509 Florida S?ates Reipent P TOLLtp4 hit wife arid KARL J WATTS Ofld LYNN P WATTS hit DEB 171 SQRE-TO- SQURt!? S LT O FRS but Debbie Land s ttiree ti1it hit luising effort. NOTICE TOCREDITORS Publith May 16. • DEB NOTICE OF ACTION June6, 1971 TO- TO TTNG INTO SUCH FICTITIOUS NAME NAME LAW ' Phil OTICI OF ACTION n W & Nina P Tolleton 1h Stref STATE OF FLORIDA IN PROBATE Ant,Q(h, Tenn FRANK L MILLER Florida has been filed against you and the Sad Estate You are hereby A PT t fed OF ft I3) IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FLORIDA- *ritten dcferSS if any to it On Mark Cu(hbinatr PIi ififf Oadeland filvO, Miami, Florida against t ta'e of PARKER . COOK deceased late ci Sen MUN.' Circuit Court, and file tne same - ' - ç1 n pi L TaRQT UHE WING C)( TY' 4 .' __________________________ / I. : - ' I yeS j via r nf CARDS U SUCH at number ilti County Florida der the ficli? out ltamoMe Aycne iri the City of nai of HARRY WUEST EN S r rn clerk of the Circuit ten mole County F t Ida bSOLUTLL( IPC Cos'rl of * day of August 1973 CRN 5W3 JUST LIKE league enjoyed the Awas Jeannette Andrews received By - R, E. Jact, YOU APE NOTIFIED that r s d nan e * th the Clerk of S been fled against you and you oars? you anØ you are required to Ibe Circuit Court, Sem.nole County. are requ,r 'o servi a copy of your tflv a COpy of your Antw on FIoria in accordance with the Written defenses If •ny eading to the Plaintiff attorns to it Statutes To Wst Section 16 09 6)6 F Harry Wuest Aitamont, Avenue Petitioner's attorney, on or before dersigned *uIl on the 77th day Of June A 0 1871 flt to 00 A YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Oring, Aye OrII 'i i Deceased tereby q von thit the Plaintiff tlIoqney5 or immediately the'etter oIhrrwiSe a dettul? êJudqe of Sen mole County F orida June A 0 1971 present to thC den anded in the coniolaint at (iecutria of the Estate of I4orabIe Circuit Judge, Probate WITNESS ny hand sr,ilot PRANK I MILL ER uec,ated and en mle (curl Ilorida tb s court c May I) 1971 and tnr F;d. pIica?ion to the said Judge for a vouchers ad Adniinmstratri Of thC ebdinlntheotfic.00th,cI.fkof ' BEETLE BAI CJSE OF MiSUNOEQ$TRNDiN - I C____ ----.-. ____ Arthur H Beck*mth Jr Slid estate, and for an Ordef CALF. deaSed. and at said tame, Stokes .- is I.. &tr • i i - I ) :. -- ___________________________ ______ ' ___________________________ _______________________________________ Attorneys A' La* 'E 7 iiE ) If uUOfl - -______ = - - -.' - IUI Flonda COfl%o), recened the SP0nsors trophy reprcnting Seminal. Memorial Hotitil v ci b ds for replacement FLrida under the f,ct tnameof nine peiitu PER ORMANCE PRODUCTS CO WITNESS my hind Ond thi seai of fodSetninolec,n,y Florida thu April 1971 (Se8i) of ci the Estate of FRANK I MILLER 1fl1 5 Betty F McCauley F - I ,,,;a - - ' MI! s aw ded 37771 Bid1mstber,ceivedbynn By Joy Stokes Odin FRANK I MILLER r PotI 0 lice -- - - a F:t?Sl Sanford SCmifl,l County FIda under thi fictitmO% name Cf INVITATION TO BID 'ji flOIC Pier or I Pm - _____- - _________ -_________ I ' ' ___________________ ____________________ - , siv mamn1al for her 633 and [ll Barca was v lbt'S DE 10 DES 93 ' ElI ' i' OF B Ill - I OF B 177 SlSo' Florida Statutes 1957 DI da of fia 1971 - - - - I ______ - : ________ - I ( - E I, \ - 0 I I ç j . • . V / . - SIE /'\J I Seminole Coty Florida four !endSr niCnthS Iron ir San e will be rred ('4 .3 t. F '!d(l at Sanford I P,St, 1974 - I / C-ET ' PubIith, May fl )0• 971 PEB 121 _ Clerk 0 C 1 Vihlen Deputy Clerk - - otqageontnefohInq property PAP KE P 0 COOK OF CEASED _____ lION or DR[AMWOLD accord flQ , L 1 / * ______ te 701 pe'ilioner'sa?torncy, whose address and (MarsalS?atujueknown By - Joy Stokes At Deputy Clerk the Year" — I..Lalne Mackiln, )OU put oer the left field bleachers area of Long Island Y ,• ( Clrcvit C0u' *alI HEREBY NOTIFIED OMLS LGUE singled and Pat Brace! Iliad thethfrdandfinallyaflowedtha ' ......, ' L' _________ _______ , I : Timmy P.obb went the James Little and Randy Brown The winners Went aflead for his undoing. winning margin was the three fan all my life, the recent trade Ruth *60 for a season, when he contributed extra br good with one in the fifth and be d ' Ricky Bridges and Andy more the)' added in the third, has me puzzled. Why did they IFoxx had 5 In l.Any Info psychiatric wards. He's snted In 1875 U .— Uet a. rO)et, curre. tI reported I n the Heene and Fritz Peterson, AHentow Pa. ___ p a 1iuIIUUeipIua area. uucceroni IS along with utility man Torn •• • • honJy t)f'ft , ..ere are no enliiauie doing OK runnin a bosi QL , -I , questionable SUCceSS in ck EIIasS 0 sBureau baseball's . say that he Li the second I hidelia Jackson became Nathe T1drow and Cecil Upshaw and , Dancer In l wag the ia statisticians. But in Bob a tragic mental patient, too, '1 'ood Amy Lousa prosided a s uger in The Qley Lacks scored 13 Denny and Lan Adame all singles paced Adene ,, M) friend mum tbat Man ;, is Broeg's "Super Stars of and was last reported in a itrsL F ____________ :,':''. Residence Unknown YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an aqainst you for the re4ief demared tan 7,$7 square feet (0 S acre), h.a been filed against you and you League prtxy Chuo Feeney, post-wife swap. The deal left Bratton, Dan Buccerool and started wearing skin-tight up the other base-hit, a single. chores in vain for the losers. The Cubs win was ac- allowing 14 base-on-balls, runs ahead of racing's Man MikeHegan asking to Danny Boyd was the leader of be traded — Virgil Moore, Plesant Hill, off in the 1870s. Cnanlle Waittat complished without the aid of a Vernon Law and Greg PlatkCI' Everett as the favorite to take and Paul says, V F W °°k d 11.7 b) sin Ic base hit the hi "We'll ac- Calif ck tha Bad as the Ti ers siierecffectleunthe,nouidfor first base for St. Louis Li , -: - thence South 79 deir,es 01 50 tJ attorney or immethately thereafter, herein described th cetury 1'_______ _______ Robert Smith in the top of the -. :ift; • . -t - - I .. U' - Senior League baseball action, deficit after two nnings of play Brown hd Tuppeare in to wallop Kiwanis 211. I k I t ______________________ - ,:eo By Joy Stok puty Clerk Oftic of _______________ �- 68-The Sanford Herald The Sanford Herald Thursday, May 23, 1974 0 A Good Spring Tonic For An Upset Budget Is A Want m. Make PersonaIs Help Wanted 18 i VOUk FAMILY' AL ANON tI5 or trendS of problem of'riters Forlurther ,normation call 1734517 or rte Sanford Al Anon Fmily C,rovp p o Ba' 553. Sanford' Fla 37771 APE YOu TROUBLED Call Tell Free, 6.41 7077 for 'We Care'"Hotl,ne" Adults or Teens MARRIAGES PERFORMED your flomeor Mine 71Hr Service 3?? 7750 nslalters needed Good t'on'ent for ambt0u5 • Sevilla Gardens. Icnqebenet% ChaufeucsIs(tn5e fr(ure0 Good work er s only nero LUXURIOUSoytrsiz I and 2 .'o's Eat in ktcten. frost free .ply Apply 1011 MiHer Drive, :,i!amort, Springs. OH Charlotte rofrigerator dishwasher. S&k WArChGtJSe draperies, shaq (arpetsnq. Ianily rn's , fireplace Only 6 apIs -- -riacy ifl Spanish (OtjrIy.'frd SHERATON SANFORD INN settnq CIP Beautification Aard ner Adults ?OIS Sanford Ave Nes on'en for telcne SurvCy Model Ooe'n 17 S P M invite people to tom our new o crec Club No cip neceSsary FRANKLIN ARMS APTS P4OuriStolOr Sto9p m S7rXipc'r 1&lBdrm ApIs Centralheallar. plus commiSsion Apply to AdvtI 1110 FlorIda Av Mrs, Adkn, front desk, Sheraton Inn, Oregon Ave at I I & SR ----_________ Wed or Thur 9am to Ior 69 p r Also need man or woman vtl' car to deliver Dinner Club Sandlewood Villas t(r5h cards bdrm. ___________ , :4,],,, SlnIord Betty Watson. 32) 5781 Cllild care in my home Lunch & ay Ph 37)ISIr '• W ou ld like to buy top quality farm fresh vegetables from careful grower% for Holiday House Restaurants Holiday Supo', Droartn'er'.t, N S 1211 C I Davto,ia Roa OrLind iia . 32770 Want ed WORKERS J WANTED Middle aged tidy Free room & board and to care for elderly gentleman nOstetn Ph 377tOIl Pleed relief coak, di5h*5htr. Salad qrI md deSk clerks Phone 37) 5680 or apply n person.. Caaleq Motor Inn, - PAINT & BODY MAN ApplyltOOS Hwy 17-97 Sanf or d ~) \( ( A 7 Acres with I tlr'ilrnon 1~fl 11 ii 00,--J ) 1 CORBETT PEAL ESTATE I _______ ' -_ ryer "I * 1- 2 Bedroom W4 % - - . adsmt my new hair color isnt the greatest, but UIUII I IIUVC Lu t..dUI II UIapl.1UuiiIcU iIIU3l(tiU ____________________________ ____________________________ 3? Houses Rent Unfurnished _______________________ - New 3 bedroom, ar conditioned hOme Carpeted IhroghOut Largeyard Wilt be available June 2 1185 riOflthly p1us Or-post Peterences regured 2 children 8)42735 Casselberry Area. And t I, ,(, e itu,. fie,. *. ~.... " "We carpeting, drapes, central heat CIRCULATION M'dar Fully equipped With d'sh washyr Call Mrs Ruther ford 373 105$ _ ________________________________ DISTRICT MANAGER 1 Sanford- 3 bedroom, central air. f en ced varo IllS monthly pluS All b -,'!r,,I ar c,,r peted 3 btUrOOni 1 . r 2 ta'r homes Model oprri I o p rn l5 valeeca Cl North dePosit 661 8173 ____________________________ 33 Houses Rent Furnished - - - Apartments Rent Furnished --------_____________________________Lake Mary. 2 bedroom, responsible couple only, no children or pets (leon furniShed 1St floor ,tpartrrvrlt' References $135 plus deposit 372 1001 Palotetto Ave . Sanford )0 Adults only. Apartment TRAINEES, year round employment. company btretts. apply 1 to 8 pm to Mr Kramer. Holiday Inn. Allamonl, Spr'gs - AdultS No pets 377 CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING Wall to wall carpets, 2 bedr ooms, dreg area Attractive stoc plus deposit No pets 77$ 3365 574 1010 tuto. RARE. MEDIUM OR WELL DONE' Rarely car outinda 0 tOo" pr.Crn l'one so eli cic,r'c aed kep'' 1 be'droon . 7 bath. big Ian ily room. r'ijae screened porch, den or Ith y ljndscaped 179.800 -------. CalIbart Real Estate 24 Hour Strv (e Call 377 749g ___________ . t'i' bt'drou",+ bath SIC4C. ct'fr,('crator, shag. ca'pet, tire piace, carport, screened porch, fenced 1.26.900 one Ii.as i.W'••'. a... V +.a Wi'i I.. 0' i k ___________ Bamboo a '-'-t' ra" (j 'i' 0,jnj;,, _______________________ & iii Icr' , HALL REALTY Wishing 's Won't HeIp: ' r: BUt -------_._________ _______________________ Stenstrom Ads ___________________________ NEED OFFICE SPACE? for those to find items. AND' c-ltj ___________________________ . ' ',i' ,n - - e 'i ' ' ADDED I and 1COM E shoppkg 3;P FOR 1974 Classified You can earn up to $300 Per Month by all ai ici3ple 'i 3 bedrOofl u!ti.jrr'ished PiOnie, parintent or trailer Reas onably 3731411 after 1 30 Houses for Sale I'4 dUUI' to earn money--- --- love to watch WEAL TOPS - - TPrre tq'cjroorr 1 b,,'t •trv orpet Near tn 5)3900 The' Time Tested Firm 1: 372 61flNights' 377 5i21 S E1. REPRV J'I ir u,,1I 1 5 ' - mdroor be auty With super c oo l "erif ennlo5r'O for yOur ulr-ii5t vitCy Ideal fr ly f'cKr ploii rlair.douttletlaracjr Large rrgiar crturt lot E,l(hrn upped Owner ri ust %.4(r,ti(r' r (Wily '10.S0O Dr.ve by 44J4 rrcJ'cf Ct-or! Call Phyti tC-c--rF 't 'C.' ;..,. (ask for the circulation department) Applances - 1 underthe Farmer's Home Administration Assistance plan. HC)IT1ES / i CIAIr &iiifitri) I lirrath J Jir L1ltnrZ1 )r1atL I CLIFF JORDAN $3) 1277 iLTOR Hartman Reaity, Inc. WI- Al, TOtSS Clssilbtrr, $30 taoS ITY Doors - Specializmtg ri in-rI door r,plcement Ii 'pert - stallat,on and staining Mi Lund ['Cots-- 1119 F Allamorute IX) 1)12 Care 831.40)9 or __________________________ 6?B 216? ________________________ VINCEN --'-.- , LIST YOUR HOME IN I.. -, L S S Irte"or Trim. Paneling, Custom Carpentry No lob too Small LiLc!1)CU 77 _______________________________ _____ I lAth ','Ctj ?:.','lI It IT Re .isr,ni,t,tc r ,ite'. (all ,ittCr5Xl 121 9541 SPRING CLEANING Wash & Spra Kleen "Impac" Exterior walls, eaves. patio, walks & roofs Removes mildew, fungus, mud clobbers, wasps & spder webs 372 0397 *EXPERT ROOFING. Russ Swmthenbank r TRUAX ROOFING CO Goarar'reuj roofing & repairs 75 yrs e. c'eriertce. Free Est Work done t, inert Re%onble' rates (ail 177 7013. Geneva '119 5218 Tron-pson's Roofing, Build up A. SPinglej Licensed, Bonded, In sured Free estima te .'.tman'U'id in God ',','r Tru! 373 - I I EN) I KIJ y ; 2565 PARK DRIVE + -------- ---- Tree Service n' . Moving? Why' not live in Sanford's finest established residential area ? - I-- 1, . ~ JA(i' ',ON (.LPAMII. kiln de,iler l 3 &5UtiOi 3227971 ' (ir,riJ SupplieS. ThurSday you con t VrAt classified ads for last rwervday 94 SENo(ARIK GL A~S & PAIN I CO 172 - , '." - iOt$NNY WAL• I i HOMES OF DISTINCTION Lots Near The Country Club. With Pride By (j' "72 Ferm Equipment will 1*41 fast ana easy wifha C- ossified Ad Call 37) 2411 or $31 9993 llieliblem Guns SItuated On Large Wooded REAL ESTATE, INC 17? 6457 beautiful Spanish bar Assume payments Ph 1471377 for free "efle trial llaIln,-irk, 1763 W F,irbnks .501cm Pirk fl". LOT CiFAN UF'P. &i ( ,iiT liAIilNG PH 12) '1771 - 5 P .'i( C nidot, IC ""Sect, tiOricied CSureiJ 118 5242 '.1r'p C Sl4.PI't AW (I Pl( P (FL Arn'i'. & A Mulile'I. n,1d"lJ essotns 710 S S.Vtford Aye - BuIlt or For 'flit' f'ne'.t red panting it' panting work call 51W Pa.,t nq Co 77) 5035 License d & Banded Mz :.~ M. Unsworth Real ty itt .03W F .r'.l St 5:51. tJ ,jlI, jg yjjcj -3331 CONSTRUCTICJN Inc. 211W 2S Ph 322 3lO3forAppt 76 -- Boats &Marine Equipment SDY SHOP -. 'y ¼ / /i( k '\ /' -, - -- _ - . . u C' " ,_,, 11' Sportraft loaded, with 160 .%tc'r cruise MUST SE Li 1 Will take '.nail sailboat 'ii cr9111- 377 7179 auIed away Your cost 5k IS OBSON MARINE 2927 Hwy I? 97 322 $961 •:-. '.' .,,,,'j Motorcycles BLAIR AGENCY 37] 3*66 F ,trrulass Tri Hull boat. 20 HP ntor. traIer & electr ic trolling - 'ii s'ivi i- ta ii 14.4 1913 Harley Davidson. Ccc- ' Glide, full dreis. An. In. Stereo Tape Deck. cusion pant, eli $1800 Cost new, 11600 Call 323 1977 alter 6 p Sports Equipment 1911 450 RSA Excellent condition, $$00 723 4204 after 6 r.) it brakes, theft alarni systen S'1''inct6 4 (ill 121 i- 9 Bicycles -- 19 Schw inn 26" nen's standard A 1 Shape $2$ 1?? 3?'? - __ ____ _____ - __ Building Materials USed 2 4 at'd 7 i 6 S I-nt,tc lot $15 I9I4Sunin'erl,n Ave Sanford 1 % Trucks and Trailers $1,193 Will accept trade in 373 - Published every Sunday in the Sanford Herald, "Lifestyles" is the real estate section to give you the latest information on local news, new apartments, homes .11 duplexes, acreage, investments, transactions, gardening X. and decorating ideas and much much more! :1 :i H -1957 Custom built electric drives In Stalled on your adult tricycle. Normal peddling speeds to help up hill and long rides 327 5751 ,ir, St't ilk c's 1 S Spied I. .k' w Will tell very reasOnOL'lr I'hifi 33 1591. ' Flat bed TrOilet, 70 steel bed. tr - pi isles. electric brakes Suit oble f o r heavy C'quipninI or large boat Ail sies and r' odds. ID speeds, S speeds, and standard b'kes 'viw u,,ailabte at Frestonc Store C,jII 112 0244 ,, - deluxe sissy bar w ith luggage rOck red bell Star helmet lncn'aul,i'e COndition, 1)550 323 804% Cr rOtor 58 Read Lifestyles 1973 Yan-8P-i- - 500 cc- 100') n- Ij Optional equipnien? - dual diSc 2 SURFBOARDS Gcnut / .1.i tor(y(Ie lri'.&jr,ir-ct' - --Southern Star 40 lip Ev'nrudC HiQhtOnd galvanized 'railer 3229191 57 ,,, fir ~ + trailer Ii- Junk Cars Removed /1 Bikes, Bike, Bikes DICK JOYCE WELL DRILLINGS AAAPAINIINGandpaper hanging, 3' and larger pumps, sprinklers commercial or residential, eip Water conditioners, 372 4610 tradesman. guaranteed material s arid workmanship Free con WELLS DRILLED PUMPS sultalion and estimating 871 33)7 SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types and sizes .'ie repar .tn(1 Serv(C STINE MLCHIPIF & SUPPLY CO APT BROWN PEST CONTROL 2562 Park Orivi' ?'1W 7np5t 3771163 1721417 ,' I 1199 5jnfrdAvenoe 16' Larson, 90 HP Ev'nrude, ,,it trailer, $1150 323 554 )S Wel Drilling '-: Parts. Accessories 12 Vclt Flalleries &I 1 9S SS Upholstery ACE DECORATORS - 20 yrs ci trrcr'ce Free piCkup, deliver,, and estimates All work guaranteed Discount rates Ph Auto Repairs rr-dy 61 & 1911 VW Pop lop Campmobile. low nile4e. extra clean $3,295 Call Don Pep.', 322 16$1 or 64-1 3014 Deatu FIYDCRRLP4TS TPUCp:5 Cconol'ne Vans to Diesel Tractors I ,rim ¶23 $119 ¶ Needs work Bet' KNOW THE WAY OF THE LAND ! 1". Apache tent Camper, Good con dition. Wired for electricity E.tras 5100 12222, MOVING OUT SALE Double bed. 110 Wall oven 8. table top stove, 130 Old bottles, electrc portable organ, 510 Color IV. $75 '$6 CP'ev, 175 Much more Wed ''% only 609W 9th 5t 'i 'tom Ii NO DOWN PAYMENT Nt uterilI.1yr-uearn between, lly. You ma, uuOl'fy for a 1 or i I)' wr-.m I-ion'.' a rut0l area 1964 Thunderbird offer 531 9025. PIn-rod Can-per, hardtop, 1967, steeps i. 1.400 773 1149 after S GARAGE SALE Furniture and n iSc. items Fri Sal & Sun 9 to 5 7111 Palmetto Ave Truck Rentals 1111111111111111 I LI DO YOWl PAINTING No CI) t oo small Ph 313 5579 or 323 '89 alter 6 Pest Control '73 Pinto 11,633 Bank will loan 11725 Ph 373 1309 SANFORD REC VEE SERVICE 7311W 1st St 373 4711 Garage-Rummage Sates antng :: a . A.'. A TR[ p ~ in For complete motor home sales and service. stop by Psychedelic tights built into a Ihi' toeS? (m,'paratoc-, it t'i,'taI rinetit i'? tIjil It & C F r,'c 1st 1,2 1540 323 1285 '. N FORD 11111111M. AM-FM radio, Garrard record Player. 8 track tape and - - 1970 Kingwood Station Wagon, 6 Passenger. white with blue tenor. 327 V I. an 0 K. Car to fit every need $1295 Call Pete at 371 1851 or 644 5014 Dealer . Motor Home Call Pete at 372 1651 Assume Payments . new tires 8. inspection, $400 cash. 3226211 Campers Travel Trailers Repossessed- S.i I9ödOldsmcb,le F $3, 2dr Stamps-Coins /5 1977 Toyota Mirk II. I door sedan, air conditioning, i speed, AM radio, extra clean 12695. Call Don Pope, at 322 1651 or 644 5014 Dealer 1969 Fury Ill, I dr. hardtop, radio, healer, air, 1 owner. 373 1603 after S IC buy and sell gold or silver COin5, contact us first We also buy bulk Slyer cons SEMINOLE (0114 CENTER. 109W lJ 32) 1357 *.Stereo Bar.'* n ' • •- $34 5774 Boat in the way? Sell it faSt and easy - with alow cost Classified ad' _. - 69 - 1971 Jeep Waqor'eec- automatic transmission, power steering, power brakes, air conditioned. 323 1163 Will buy wkker in Any condition Call critlect Orlando 777 7108 alter 6 p ri- TV Radio-Stereo 53 Rouf'mg Sandblasting (Soal nthewO Sell it fast and taSy T'red f pçcr seryce' Call Lawn with it ow i0',t cI,iS'.t,ed Care Spec .,lists Commercial : Residential Free Est 377 7267 : I,.0 fI......... S1I.JUUiIIiJ LAWN CARE For that . ___________________ ir professionally maintained P,'cran s Hctterw iuy Carpet Care & (OIl RALPH, 373 3951 -S r'._ nU)ralIeryceIreeE%I One ,imd Clean up. trim, and ii owing service Call us lvcs aft er S p _ 323406 $. PIiimbir1gsfpppedup.powermowr --- -wnnt start' Get the service you tlD FLORIDA LAWN SERVICE to, n'rrl irnu ass-let ails hO JOB IS 100 SMALL i-s dce'tl or Con'nnrcaI Call Ii tree Mt. 373 7771, 373 06)6 eramics . ' ' CASH 372 1137 For used furniture, appliances, tools, etc Buy 1 or 1001 items. Larry's Mart. 71$ Sanford Ave (il'Sr' OUt on Gibson Refrigerators 3 'c- (1100wIrOn Priced right'' O Cl'. 4pplOflM, 322 7651 HWY. 17.92 & AIRPORT BLVD. PH. 322-8601 1963 Chevy SS with '65 213 engine. new, trans, air, 20 77 miles per gal , 373 371$ Wanted to Buy Washer-- 1$ months old Harvest gold Excellent Condition Warranty. 1175 or best offer. 377 NO LONGER USED CAMPING GEAR IS IN DEMAND SELL IT NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD. Lawn Service ISO' #'AII '1''1'1A')fI A LivYila u*a.-&-&u u' IU UIUL 68 Economy Toyota 1973 Satellite Seabring- blue w whitC vinyl top 5.000 miles, Still under warranty Nothing down Take Over payments 373 0-432 JIM DANDY FEEDS (UJY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR - Gormiev'sE.46,32)4733 : i'nrnore washer & dryer $93 each or 110 Mr both ph 3 2 1309 ,i,(, A _ (MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICEI - Feed Sp., 1970 VW 3611 Squareback. a ir conditioned. AM FM rad io, 4 speed, btige, ideal second car Gas saver at $1795. Call Paul at 322 1631 or 641 S-OIl Dealer . Hauling Carpentry. Remodeling, Addtcr's. Custom Work Free EstirtiIrs Licensed Bonded 323603$ p Pressure Cleaning ti'duce ybur electr'C billWitt c'mpt!c 'lng&will n5ijlâton FteeCStma'r'. A','-'c.n lOS,ilOtOn coil 719 )21Q Carpentry t,'rr'Pl, -- ,67.A Washer Kenmore 3Cycle SOoseries 150 3279191 Alltypes free estimates Licensed. Bonded. Insured No Obligation MASTERPIECE ALUMINUM eptacement windows. Carports. Screen Enclosures. Gutters, Awnings, Siding Free estimates PIt. 678 2526. ___________________ NO QUALIFYING a.,, * Beauty . IIIC. SEAL y . Ink, wood fitld F fee ,'stirrates d.sy or n'ght 8625056 ADDITIONS. BLOCKWORK Carpentry & C oncrete Work PHQtIE 321 171) ontv%ôQOdown.WashIngtonOak'. 3 bedroom I b011's 779 Tt-rr 'v !.-rri'. 82I I) t,itre ,,,., i-'., M Chin Ph. 322-261 1 T0.',CP'S BEAUTI SALON Uo,nrrrli H.*rre$t s Beauty Nook) 519 E Pnc 372 5717 ' • QUALITY FENCING I Bring Results 1TA ROn D,A1 ____________________ Won't you PLEASE help me? IX) 1741 ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Tog prices pad, used. any tOfl dl,on 641 1126, Winter Park Floor Waaing, WndQw& 373-0563 AwningS skirting carport screen enclosures rescreening. 37) 4675 VVant 4Ads ti es~i IulllneGE AppI'arices Sanford Electric Company' 7327 Park Orvt, 377 1567 - one month's rent .5,trted- hOme. yard and Children to play With I'm a male dog, ,- riirs old. part Collie & part Shepherd I've had all my shots arid I'm healthy My name it Bull 06.119 EXTERIOR PRESSURE CLEANING •LEACH ALUMINUM. See us regarding your eligibility 10 bdrOOf',. I1 bath, sepa rate 0nng rooms, library, large family room. 71* 72'. 19$ road frontage. depth 200', fruit trees, nice %rrubbery, lots of trees 3fl 3*41 -.---- BUDDY'S 'tO'.'[ I'.IPROVEP.tENT' ,nt,tI Joos Wanted 122 1)35 LakeMarv ci ,; KUI.P REALIV 109W 1st St Pt '3 72 715 - f- yà, Put a clOt%ifled ad to work for today Call 377 2611 0 $31 9,99) • _______________________________ CENTRAL HEAT & AIR S,%let 'i-n 7,. I,'S!,lIlOt,Ort F re. IsInati' 1i1, 878 2576 4 purchase a new 3 bedroomhomefor as little down as 7 we*ks old, 327 927) Appliances PET REST INN Boarding & Grooming Ph 3224057. interior, eiterior plastering Pias?ei piicbrq and simulOte'd bric k st,'V Spt'COlty 372 2710. 1970 Mercury Montego, MX Brougtiam Interior, yellow & black, lull power, ready t o qo $1195 Call Paul 372 1631 or 644 5011 Dealer. Free Bird Dog, - i Beautiful registered whfe & silver, Icing haired German Shepherd I old RCOS000ble' 323 0557 - KEPIP,SORE WASHER, parts, Serv Cc, used machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES, 3230697 Pet Care Kitchen flathroorri Labriri Counter tops. SnIs ln5tilltr available. StudCaDvIf, 3flIr.rg3 tnt House? 1167 CALL 322-2611 Central Pleat & Air ConditiOning i-'or free eStimates, call Carl Harris. at SEARS In Sanford 372 Need A New I f.L)i . Home Improvements Air Conditioniig ta1' J.EALTOR 372 2118 After Hrs -372 322 3°9land 372 061* 830.5500 - t 9 ',I - 9 bed,000 s. 7 baths I 'tCpl,Ii 0It *611 carpet. (rr-ilr,jl or P. Irt-Ol, new toct, ilOrititri, ,.irk$hcp and utility building fIr ow ner. 1)1.300 TermS 173Ill] or 17) COOL POOL. 'se) A Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You ! _________________________ __________________________ ______________________ 756.3 Park Dr Roberts & Gilman Payto JOHN'S REALTY CO (lii * -- 1I NE WLY PAINTED 52 S'S 1479 11)8 1971 PintcRun.b 0 t $1700 or best offer 323 15)9 - Carpets 2 if atching with pads- 100 p(t rylon 1 15*15 and I 9*12 Spatter design Green, brown, y.Pte Good rrv-'dt,on, 5100 323 0667 KIRBY VACUUM Sales & Service For free home presentation without obligation, call 373 I2J0 P,'iCo$d.red Ill Al Advi Jini Hunt Realty .0 Children Difly i22 Mini ature Dachshunds, AKC, 1.54) Animal Haven Grooming & Boarding Kennels 372 $752 4 ON THE SPOT BANK FINANCING & INSURANCE 1967 Pontiac Tn.ptet, standard transnissioi 6 CyI, Good Iran SD'orttlon, 1300 or best offer 323 6371 ,ear I ate model apartment size electric ranges. Guaranteed $39 95 Quality Ne w & Used I err'iture, 1200 French Ave Phi 235410 Can deliver 834.3363 'Sarlord'Salesleader" Ycur MullipleLi5lnqAgency ,', Realty, IL' 1301 2610 Hiawatna Avg. ii 1792 about 1:30 P.M. each seekday afternoon. iave a dependable automobile, and a dire who HOME It Short Term Lease Call 322.2420 Anytime Ir'Iurtt-,l .1? c - s! tO tijr" One vc,Ir warrart -v o° central heat and Cfeclr,cal St'stefl', .tr %v%tCn plufl.bnt4 SyStem, .lnd more' Three bedroomS, two baths, soIl plan with loSt of beautiful wall quet ncqItbor hcw-d Ill cntry .trlii'.%pPiere A'.k for Je'm, Fr' ,'c',r,- At'r'r ti Wanted To Rent If you can spend two to three hours starting a 322•2611 or 831•9993 WIirthOuSi, Shop, office From 2500' 50.000' Reasonable. New & r emdy. I 4 Industrial Park 37)0061 vi( wont ad call. RETIREMENT -' DISTRIBUTORSHIP. your low cost Four bedroom home on corner lot, with tre es Pleat school Good lermS 571+900 Business Prcperty For Rent ternoon '.',-ith a SANFORD HERALD To place FIREPLACE Icr EVERYDAY1I i..,........ £.....LL.......... P.Itly uuiy IWU IU llItV JIUUt Available dur'ng JunC. July and I.i,igUS? for one week at 173$ or -wcki at 5.12$ Inspection iflytcd P,SOy 73, 28. 77 Call 901 477 1250 Collect. ot write Hoe 691. Santord I Pets and Supplies TOYOTA CAR INA 2 Dr, . Beautiful Blue Air Cond 1911 Super Beetle, automalic Stick Shft, air, AM radio, low mileage, a real nice car. $709S Call Don Pope at 322 1651 or 611 3014 Dealer, Dobernan PflChe'r AKC Pups and Adults Mr Anderson, 365 5710 r i-dun green, foni cushions S'.S each 1 end table-$7 Ph 862 "57 7hmjr5 ,Friday after? 30p n Sal bcfr B p n- Furn. & Unfurn. - PALACE GUARD BUYER PROTECTION , .ir iril Only It minutes from Sanlord and Orlando ElliciencieS. I & 2 bdrm, Townhouse from S'II cITY WE'LL PLAY THIS TUNE 'e more tme! it's a ',elod about a 2 story. 2 bedroom honre .lit large living room and treplace, formal dining room and I eat ri" lIchen Drive br 2019 P.,rk Avenue and seethe e.terior You can seethe interior by callr.0 REALToR Associate Rose ward After hours phone 372 6-lIt Price' Pdi'CCd tO 525900 '"'' . , Table. Chest & rtti,c furniture and clothing 203 Oakhurst, Alt ¶pqS VILLAGE '." ___________________________________________________________________________________________ So stop wishing II) J]I1 Household Goods SI Buy, sell, consign, appraise, or special silts out of anything of vOtue 1700 French Ap I' . p..nv-r for Only It per da y (l.PPOLL'S FURNITURE 8*1 old puppies Half pit, half walker Phone 349 Si II I --cg Rn Chain f 2) Sheen firislir -n THIS Is YOUR 10% 1 bedroon, 2 bath with forn- al dining and FIor.da too" plus beautiful kitchen, tar ,double garage And central cliii ate control is 'oing for t1L(XJC In Sweetwater the sane hon-c s 560.000 Thi% hOn-c haS it all' Its one a full acre, too' Call REALTOR Merle Warner f ov dttOilS AtttI' t'(utt phone 32? MiS IUCATIflN ''' Frry Wednesday 7 p mi-i Con sunments welcome East of I 4 or, 'P IS If you have anything 10 Sell consign. call STAN at in 911; lii UPSTATE AUCTION 72 Ccrve'tte', I 'op. 350 VI. .L i.'-ecJ, New polyql a s$ tres, blue, ,n,h'ite vinyl fop 53,500 611 0362 tI.' Lustre Electric C,srpet ' 65 FIE .V30'garange Avocado -- $55 377 1159 ut ,,r-ij Shop Classified ClICrdt Dept SANFORD SEWINOCENTER iO7A East, PsI St . Sanford. 372 9411. Eves 869 PUBLIC AUCTION. CO',tPL€TE AUCTION SERVICE bm LUCKY DAY Only 171.500 uetS cu ths 3 bedroom. 2 bath with lying room, dining area, h - u Florida room. plus c en tral climate control, and rce landscaping That's no t all, either Kitchen . equipped' Call PEALTOIT ASSOOiOIC Al Antar Alter hours pnone 377 6521 Best buy San for dI __ NEAR GOLF COURSE wMk ad to 04 . __ D:r- '* PUBLIC AUCTIOPdEVERY MONDAY NIGHT Antiqi5, TVs, Miscellaneous, New and uSed furniture and appllances Plus Special sales ( WdItCh 0051 !y_ululI11l.m .a) I Sanford Auction Auclioneering Service SANFORD REALTY __ _ '. .i ____________________________ Classified Ads Wu H 4 _________ ____________________________ * Inc. AT UPSALA & VIHLIN Tbre bedroom. two ball'. wall t MOVE UP TO THIS ,lI carpet good closet MOytCil' I bedroom. ?batn WELAKA APARTMENTS central heat & air, so,00 home iura iarqr uarnily room, 114W 1st St years exPerence IA Civil practice at iC kitchen, au on spaciou s well Trrce bedroom. I'; bath, new kit Fringe benefits such as em landscaped lot Only 147,000 SANMO PARKS, 123 Bedroo m Like country living? Lake Mary-? (tic'ri cabinets, stove, fr5t free' re piovit'S Pension and profit Trailers & Ac,ts. 2 Adult parks. 2 PIP4ECREST bdrrni furnished house Chain l'nk Irgerator, c en tral heal & ar, 24 Business Opportunities thirinq, r et irement end d,t.abitity Family parks. 3515 Hwy. 17 92. fence Adults Only 1165 pluS 3 bedroom. 7 bath, spacious living 571.000 benef itS. Reply Bc' 1364. Sanford - Sanlord. 3231970, Day, WI.. Moelectric Call 773OP1 r oom. snag car pet, fenced yard. LOOK 32711. large101 576.000 See thiS today irrce or four bedroom, IWO bath. Two bedr oo m duplee furnished EXCLUSIVE A r'ev. working Iaijdromat, with lan-ly room. Itchen equipped. Babysitter, from Deltorta area, apartment 1220 Orlando DrIve. 34 Mobile Homes Rent dry cleaners Terms. Call Collect 3 bedroom. 7 bath. Cit in ktcflefl beautiful Pack vitrO fenced. days week lam to) 30 Call $7 Sa nford 517.500 with dishwasher. large living and 90.4 7N-17i6 or 901 7W.9?i4 1719 alter 3 30 Enjoy be autiful We'kiva River by __ dreg rooms. central heat & ar 2 Cove Apts renting n Oble hone No Bar Miid-nigtitlfromelo2 Call or car garage, hug? yard. well T,.,,brOnco" tinily alcohol, no pets Camp Sem.nole 79 S140& Up Rooms for Rent come by ftOm 9 to 8 days. for neon' totlage. ,tndscapfd Only 7 years old 322 4470. interview, eO 529 st 533.000 Unique garden setting. air. sh,g 4t __ Roørn board for 2 working men O5TEEN HOMESITE bedroon --I?' wide n ole budget prices! Choce of fur Call for nt or maton, 322 $ Ar c onditioned Adults No pc's 290'. cleared with lJ ,t ISO' fliShiflqi Two minutes from 7771277 Root-i *ith private entrance and Sanford Shopping Plaza 37) )3 nClI Pøwer on proper! A f'rv 37) 3774 opot1 buy at 57.500 PLALIOP bath Working Qentle'n-an Call Park Avenue Clean furnished 2 bedroom rnObllehorre Furnished, 727 1S76 after 4 )0 SlSOrIonthtyAoultsonty Nopets . garage apartment Kitchen Stemper Really LIe new, 2 bedroOm. family room, equipped, 565 mo- Call Orl 151 .tct%en equipped, carpet, $17,500 REALTOR 30 Apartments Rent Ph 371 fl$7 Semninølc. Mt.S Orange 35 Mobile Home ts Unfurnished 3774991 19195 French -1 bedroom a?artment, Furnished, For Rent Eve 3727374 327 1196 Utllltiesfurnish ed .$t8Smo Phone - -2tedrcxirr, t' bath vnfurnsPied 322-1859 Duplex Central H A KitChen SpaceawalabIe 'nAOulf Park 9544 i- rcnr A,.' . equipped 2115 Lake Ave, San GREGORY MOBILE HOMES Days 372 7212 SUNIAND 1 bedroom, garage apartment. Am cirrncn.S',e . Sanford corditioning optional Nice t r' 55 tN5 ri',tt SCrinc 3?) Iredr oo n. l'i bath Fenced-n tick elI loc ation AdultS on ly Plo pets 372 C,ENEVA GARDEN e0n 3 teOroor ti.'l C i',.lIl tO ,,trd and family roort-i 373 .p53 1926 after 5wall carpet, range *9t sell S 36 1505W 25th Resort Property cleening Oven and rt'friqer0ticn -I 2Bedroom Adults Only 523.000 For Rent Studo. 1. 2. 1. 3 b*droom apart .5.11 putchase first or second Park AvenueMoble Park mentS Carpeting, drape's, kitchen mO'tgaQC% itt any Condition 754S Park Drive. 3777861 ENJOY A BEACH VACATION equipped, pool and laudramat. Southeastern Acceptance Cor thiS summer Save gas and 3772090 poration. 621 1173 AVALON APARTMENTS . travel Living at it's bes t in this beautifully t,m ChOOse from 4$ new, twi) ADULTS-NO PETS kept home on large orner •Available July 1- 7 bedroon. 1 bath bdrm . two bath ocean front 116W. 2nd $ Thret bedroom. 2 bath, familyLAkE MARY hone Clean AjIts Plopets 373 £veryday apartmen ts rented furnished with room, screened patio, outside 161$ lulury Pool every and rec room __ __ patio, double carport, and excel Call cr writi B L Antoine, Mgr. 37 Houses Rent len t storage ia coo ?bedroon- apaqtntent-ntown Paradise Beach Club, '175 AlA P4. hard k.t'liv,, two Lenruirr'- N"-" wI-cri Unfurnished S180 including utilities Deposit 'tellfe Beach. (Just IS mileS Cast 'S bred C P4 Lccatec1 ' red 77319171 oftrr 7 CLEAN NEAT '.cutP f Cop Canaveral) Or Cry'.t,t' Jt,'druor, , ., For,e (305) 713 $$5 Weeen0 con plCtely paneled on the iOS-di' Central ac, carpeted Phone Two bedroom. frame, close to tijvin HouWsil apartment prices t!! 71 Neck Month- Season thmt (.ini easily be convert tI 7920 Icr appointment tefr,% bdroor,it. fire wAlls, Oult. small Priced only 510.000 Call 0 torpid GROUND FLOOR OCEAPIFROPI Walk to shoppog Unfurnished 7 bedroom duple. Bo*itr. Assne 830 SStJ pI The Golden Arm Con Oscount rat, plus 5114 stamps conic. References required dOminiun, New Smyrni Beach 372 5651 -RFAIJTIflW . 'rote in 'y'n I oNc,IA0QD b-edrooms, 2 bathS Comfortahl-, bath. s'eepsö Completely furnished All P1cc three bedroom. P -carpeted home Good garden 501. 'titiesand linens Pool, color I'l rjr 524500 'andeni bicycle Plo pets '• c-P Ri',tuty equipment- i dryers an , 1146 chairS, 3 large mirrors, an niSCtllAncqju5 equipment Guy'. Brand new, 7 COuChCS with bolsters condition Call between lam an-(in' be 2 separate single beds or S pr' 3721936 or 327 2070 mner set Reasonable 373 5017 Miscellaneous For Sale 12 CHEVROLET Monte Carlo Fully Equip. 16,000 actual miles l. I r I .li_i : I 1. - i 1K)"11 00 Like new condition. SOIc new for U8. balance of 54$ cash of S payments of 510 New warranty five doe PARK RIDGE IIPOK E P. 37? 7613 1,10 VW Super Beetle, bright 'arqe. I speed, AM FM Stereo, rI-f 17.000 millet extra clean 52695 Call Pete 81 372 1651. or 614 SOIl Dealer ABLE RENT ALL, Will-i the best m'ctupment to serve you 1018 S French Ave., Sanford 323 1310. - P,'A;TLAPID FLEA MART l'tIl14wy 1797 Open Sat &Sun 95 $38 7920 n - i ,i,,, EVEREST ;t oe'a AVF Nut Realty S MlUlbblt: t3A[EMAN --- - nii- ti Equipment for Rent - - 61 n' $2795 '2395 $2 195 '2195 $1595 $ 1195 '2495 $ 1995 '1495 '2895 '2295 11 TOYOTA Mk II HI AT.AC.R.V.Top, One Owner 71 TOYOTA Corolla Sta. Wgn. AT.AC.R.H, 2 To Choose From 71 TOYOTA Corona HT 4.Spd.R.H, Extra Clean 70 TOYOTA Mk II, S. Wgn. AT.AC.R.H, XXX Nice 69 TOYOTAS Fully Equipped 3 T Choose From 72 VW Super Beetle 4.Spd.AC.R-H, One Owner 71 PONTIAC, Lemans 4-Dr, AT.AC.PS-R.H, XXX Sharp 69 OLDSMOBILE Cutlass S. Wgn. Fully Equip., Sharp '63 VW-blue with reconditioned interior. 4 speed & tapedeck, 30) 177 0100 after I L tart. I :s i':lnts,l: Succeed. GOLDEN TCUCII'N SEW rAIIieAiKI ..- E ' ii M USTltd DEVELOPMENT CORP Pr 373 7010 86? 63 -- --- -- - paved streets. 710' street to Street 1)6.000 so ft I PLUS 7 story older hoe' I'. 150.000 . 0" I Con re-eircialfi;ots, ISC'Irontaoron 2 1973 Singer Zig-Zag ''''-il 'I . ilrc,o,,5 ,,r,(J Ircpl,icc itt tnt Incpri,e now 5320 per rn-mt, I •''tlrit I I,,i,- NELSON FLORIDA ROSES Woodruffs Farm & Garden Center £01 Celery Ave ,Sarford * A Wheels & A lIes Iron Mobile Hon esNew C(tnlilon Pt'or,i' 171 :?L) aret fl Singer -r '.'ig cdbinet, repnssessr'o -rrjer'S best model, winds bobbin ra(hine FulI,y automatic Pay l.Ibance 04 $75 of 10 pOyn.ent'. of I- , Elmer Bakalla, i+ NEAR AIRPORT SANFORD ti o n C ** P111EV WOODS BARN ,'I' Voy Iurii.lure and rn,sc Sell fi,, 25 pci. Consignment Fun i(ktip5, AuCtiOn Saturday at Sanford 322 7270 Duplex, $21,500 I arqr Iwo Storyt) 'itdn - Street Lights 13 TOYOTA Pickup In New Condition miles, metallic green With green deluxe interior i speed, header ppes, chrome wheels, and wide tires. Immaculate Reduced $100 for Quick sale A fantastic buy at 5389$ Call Pete at 322.1451 or 44450)1 Dealer. Lawn and Garden 62 Household Goods Goad Business Loration W 1 Street. Buildinq 70' 30' Call 1,: S1M ,tft,'r 5 I XCELLENT FINANCING ~: %01.lers Not rh of Don't Stop TilI•We VA No Down No Closing Costs i-HA--Low Down- Low CIosni Costs _ bedrOOms, 1 bath, walt to wall 'bah6rio o?dmoble corner property NOW 8% - VA & FHA INDUSTRIAL. Mobile Home Bank Repossessoqs tO(hOO5 from III 2373 Det"cr -- I WILSON MAIER FURNITURE buy sell trade )II 115 C F irelt St )fl 56 LOW DOWN PAYM( NT INTEIflIST PAIl 11il,',N 20P4P1 KRIDEP, ASSOC P,tayfair. 2 bedroom, family room, 2 tJedroOrnuflturniltlldapertmerit W Garnett WhitC, Real Eslalt' dining room, wast & dryer. Securitydeposil required Broker Commercial dishwasher, central hC8? & air. 107W 3 72 7611 Sanford, 377 7811 ____________________________1730 _____________________________ 373 soi Bored Housewife' Let Sarat, Coventry help make new friends Earn IX) 560 *Ii . gus? 45 hrs No collecting or delivering Call 323 2791 after 8 flcjf Ramp " Stop um!" '. W1 'ADCNIIAL 1 Miscellaneous For Sale LeaSe *ith Option to buy- I bedroom, 2 bath, 7 Story With 2 seParate apartments $34 $997 U'E f9iCs'U IVfflLITt WE 'dLL HELP YOU IF YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL A(PIAG[ MLJU, 'I SO ' _ - .iI Income and Properly Invrstmcnt Uif',,t CivbIioviC - P.01 - Fittini [A(TORS l .r LakeMar-v Blvd 37) 6JSJor 645 7333 ________________________________ ________________________________ Houses for Sate '41 JA 16 7 - New Toyota Trade-Ins 1972 Pinto, 2 doom sedan, 1000 14, 60 'l?'t'jp,m .'.ekva River, Equity and talc ' ''"5 37) 5)66 alter Toda y! Autos For Sale 1973 VW Beetle, air conditioned, I speed, AM radio, 19,000 miles. Red with black Interior 12695 Call Don Pope at 322 1651 or 641 531i Dealer W 95 Mobile Homes PLACE HOMES NORTH $347270 Ii) Hwy 17 97. Mile South of Hwy 431. at Lake Kathr3'n Etâtes l Ara 1,ilic ol.cr the pree%cv, il , le ctl OU - '. ' - cRIME'Z " Here 17I VW Beetle, marina bluC with black Interior. I speed and radio. low mileage, a real nice car Priced for immediate tale. S1I9S Call Paul at 322 1651 or 614 5014 Dealer. _________ 4 it . TO A SAVE I00'oI5,fl 4r* mobIe borns at dealer cost PIuS S200 Some bow coil I 80, Gt3 VUCRTO 'ClIfloni, 4. 'IWO 5-21 VIA b% I to 16" . S_117:~ -Ø __ SIC,50 DOWN / ') ~ C iftlim i HERiVtR Lane Bracito" u Broker across Iron l4artuflq'S Restaurant on 179? ritONT AND Crarige Cit yRIVEM ACCCSS HOMLS,TIS Phi'Ii1 f9 775 8999 a',r Ce"' S.r .,- ,, ti SO / Ut,rl DI lIQlU i IJUI LPN'S Part time or full time 3 11 and 117 shmtt Apply .n per son Lakevew Nursing Center. 919 E. 2nd St. Sanford li - rI .1 -. - * Clothes * Recreational Building Background in boy route and rural motor route management de sired Sa lary plus w eekly car PSIi Call 3727611 to arrange for ap pointment r " PAY LESS THAN ML?T •,. AINT ER SPRtNG, Have a I' tarn r.r4'rl ..iier ISti arid bo4t ri Three t)cdrom)n', - t * Dishwasher•Disposal , - L. home 2 acre n country C en tral hcat air 3?? 3151 - Needs RETIREES DkEAM- Rpo. I7i Vsllaqer, 7 bOrm Set up on lakefrontlot Takeover payments, or pay off balance. Ph 373 oso Dealer LOW DOWN PAYMUIT ________ , _____ 4f __________ _______ 6U 1191 Dc8ary AKE MARY Helter than nov. 21 above nround pcnl for sun n i-r Fenced varo. three !,c baths Very vmrll kept sy,ik, cP'ool 177500 _____ ____ --- 17 ' NFW HOMES REAL TOP - - BY OWNER 3 bedroom, 7 bath CR * * A11'ENTION _____________ ''" * Range-Refrigerator FOR LEASE, deluie I Br, Ufl furnished apt Air, ground floor. duplei Located n Quiet CICluS. Sanford resctentlal area Mature adult(s) only No pets 1150 322 179$ . 7 bedronni fr anc FreSh pant. carpet 513.000 total I ci ble ? er flij 744 5 )r St. Lake Mary 123 1)09 HUFIMAN REALTY "Don't by An Sonsom CRTMV LOU1c ______ fedroom. P baths, 5,650 down, pcI Acre Really, SIll r',o • S 'EAiTOP. 3737750 MI Pell, Jenny Clark As!..oc tSt or 322 -. '•'..t (z LO?GV,OOD pri 1inancin- s9 r r arikinPamseur.Assot Inc LAKEMARYAREA- 3bedroon 2 bath. Carpet, fenced A yardt Central H A 523.500 37) 7494 _____________________ -- ____________________-- -Sell ___ THE BORN LOSER IDOE 75th _____________- By owner 132,500 710 yr qsnia Ave 372 119$. 37) 1166 ('.Iirr, WILCO LAND CO PEAL1O '- ii F PO' $125 110W AIRPORT BLVD SANFORD.FLA 172 $641 Pay- - HdbseUbrSáte vary - fl ilti St 3 bedroom. JbattiIflC Uy owner Reduced' fl appoirinient Ofily' 37) Itutitul home. 2'z lots, orane trrS, 3 bedroom. fireplace. carpted, central air I heat, new Close to schOolS & hosotal ro srr' ________ r 11 __ TAFFER REALTY SANFORD Fitra special choice) Peom nasonry homes modern. ,i',t .nd clean Close to shopp,nq th tenis ' 520.000. IIAL REALTY. 117 w 1st St n I, \. -k( \\ Knowledge of motor s, air corn pres so r, 410 & 220. Wages commensurate With abity t1 5431 American Wood Pr od uctS Marvin Ate . Lonqwooct BARTENDER Ji) ,i n APARTMENT HOMES Elecsrician Apply A-tr #can Wood Products. 200 Marvin Ave . Longwooa ill, 'I "-i--4 / ""' Maintenance Help 1 * W/W Shag Carpet money YOU make Selling Avon Products No experience. Call 6" "' Biacke,e'cipea yOu PCI Donald Yovnqers, Sanford. 3fl 18 \o i i., '4'- °' CocMail Wairessei, year 'round omilius, Apply In person, 4 to I p m Holiday inn, Attamonte Sprnq See Mr Kramer -----+ iflifl9S Jo tai ',orv clean, 7 ti'Orc'.c' tuIl tar '?i(1. .irqi 'tp.ii.tt' On 01 tOoll, l,rqn Scrred patio VA no dn Only sia.000 Call for 18 SS4 tO 30 til 6 i pflifltflCflt to ________ Buy Fathers Day gifts w-th the Circle Country Club * Unfurnished Boll 7463. Sanford Houses for Sale ________________ 4i - Houses for Salt 41 ____________________ _____ Receptionist - dotor's office backrpund necsa,v .'.r ?ti'n r,ir,. lcal.ons and references to o t,r, . 862.5400 REALTORS • .fl Children Ili 6 being accepted fc,f new Child Care Center Opening in Fr 'F AANTEO'' apply persi. AT GRINOLES WHEEL RANCH. Sa nford EiceIlnt Care In My Home PrScbooier ,'on ,, I CA Sweetwater Oaks ( ref Child Care . HuskeyReaI - - ? -- __ -- - " SALESMEN Di. 0', ) . Sarford. Florida Houses for aIi_________________ I rout FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous Can Help Call 173 4517 6 Apartments Rent ]O I - __________________ I _Unfurnished f5 ALCOHOL A PROBLEM t by Gill Fox SIDE GLANCES Cleanin' Ad. ___________ Spring Thursday, May 23, 1974-78 Examine the marketplace presented in Lifestyles. Feel secure-Learn all about Real Estate and "Know the Way the Land." 71 CHEVY LUV Air cord • I speed Mikado Ipecial 1.3.595 372 3391 Fit 70. - 17 Chevrolet pick up A I cond,Iior. $700 173 4153 after S of 17 lord t , Ion pickup 'muck Pli-w n clot, paint job and tires tilE Phone 111 C'W.6 0 Autos for Sale 971 Vega Station Wagon, automatic, blue With black ri tenor, ready to buy at 51795 Call Paul at 377 1631 or 641 5014 Dealer ..I.. "Lifestyles" A Comprehensive Real Estate Guide to Better Living H �8B-The Sanford Hera!d This Thursday, May 23, 1974 Fall,-We May Learn The Worst Big Brothers Friendship 1 1 1, THE HERALD SERVICES This season's crop, therefore so much lost ground to be made food. The greatest surprise of is the most important up that it woud be optimistic to all is that the European corn. Across the northern modern limes. If it fails to yield forecast prices falling back to mon market, once isolated from Offered Fa therless B hemisphere farmers are now a bumper harvest it will not even double the levels of early the world grain trade by its sowing the crop that, by this only make famine a near 1912. If prices do retreat any exceptionally high farm prices, Editor's Note: This is another place within the last 10 years. In Back in 1953 or 1954 there was LI challenge. We have B summer, should be ripening certainty in areas of the Indian further farmers will merely put is now a source of relatively in a continuing series of articles 1960 there were 50 agencies a woman named Oswald whose Brothers in different parts c into the largest harvest ever subcontinent; but it will dash their harvest In storage rather cheap food. These are turn- on Interviews with persons serving approximately 10.0)0 son was causing a great deal of the country who are workin1 reaped. It will need to be. The the hopes of politicians in the than plump it on to the market. arounds that not a single pundit prominent In the news. In this fatherless boys in this country. trouble at school in New York. with kids who have a specifi world's food supply has never west of bringing inflation under So prices will remain high and foresaw two years ago. Interview, Victor Gelb, Today there are 210 agencies The school recommended, narcotics problem. In sorn before been so perilous. Two control. It is the unprecedented until the world's granaries are president of Big Brothers of serving approximately 70,000. through the Family Service communities, special four years ago our granaries were tripling of wheat prices, and the topped up again every harvest The rules are now quite America, discusses the need for Now, that sounds like sub. Association, that she have a Big dations and funds are avallabli Big Brothers. stantial growth-except today Brother for her son. They to train Big Brothers to won CSA$di there are 2.5 million fatherless thought he had Problems and he with kids who have a (ITUj — U$$ 11 proL'm THE HERALD SERVICES boys, 8toll years of age, inthis lacked adult male guidance. • the The iiiother resisted country. I I. ' :. u.,. taxes, those 89-cent bargains and an array of former 10-cent items that now sell for 11 and 12 tents 10 p Gualsofts" It $i1,4 C..t.rncs J :;. . ' . , ,' 'a .'.v q TSJ.sn •. ________ i I .1.11M0104 V -. WI,. / .., /' ''' Towaids (411; V .. W &J, Australia f~,_-' .~,' & U-Well '.14 ij; " ' '. ;'' 4 L 2401-2800 Calories Per Day Per Person 2001-2400 "'1 Calories Per Day Per Person J ..2000 Calories Per Day Per Person (40) V ) r o 80-110 Grams of Protein Per Day Per Person 70-79 Grams of Protein Per Day Per Person 60-69 Grams of Protein Per Day Par Person doubling of soybean, animal feed and beef prices over the past two years that, more than any other factor, has stoked up failure of the Russian crop In l9l2 and of the Indian monsoon later that year. It was aggravated by a sudden reversal in America's farm policy. Not even a record crop last year stopped prices from soaring, or grain from running out of the world's reserves. By the end of this sowing season, world wheat stocks will stand at one-third the level of four years ago, and today there are 300 million more mouths to feed, world Inflation, All eyes should be on Chicago's commodity markets. A sudden fall in prices there will have a far greater effect on food prices than any pollftclans' wranglings. Fortunately early guesses are that this year's farm output should be well up on 1973. In antici pation, some prices have already begun to edge down. Wheat fell 35 per cent in six weeks. But there is Areas where spot famines are already claiming lives or where imminent famines are forecast due to water shortages, baa crops, rapid population growth or a depletion of food-growing land will be a close-run thing. It is an unhappy situation, changed. Throughout the 1960 harvests were largely rou tin affairs, attracting littli: poli tical or economic notice There was ample grain in thi The empty storage bins in Kansas have affected almost every economic Indicator in the industrialized world, Americans themselves are now paying 30 per cent more for their food than in 1972. In Japan the food index has climbed 11 per cent in the last three months leaving all other retail pr ices be hi nd. Britain's food bill has jumped also, adding an extra and quite unprecendented 700 millIon pounds a year to its balance of payments deficit just to import the same quantity of world and prices were low and stable. When there weri shortages, as in India, the mat, exporting countries were happ3 to make vast shipments al concessionary prices. Thosi days are gone. If the under de veloped world needs graft now, it must pay for it it competi tion with Bri tish oi Japanese demand. There are n longer enough stocks to bale oul countries by charity. GOODYEAR - SERVICE STORE SANFORD 322-2821 By JAMES CARY The Herald Services WASHINGTON A new deadline is approaching that could produce important in. formation on the fate of 320 or more American servicemen still missing in action in Laos. By June 4 the new coalition government in Laos is obligated - to release the one American the Communist Pa thet Lao forces are known to be holding. He is Emmet James Kay, civilian pilot for Continental Air Services, Inc., whose plane went down in northwest Laos on May 7, 1973. His repa triation is supposed to be assured by the April 5 agreement bringing together into one government both the Communist and nonCommunist elements in Laos. It provided that all persons captured during or as a consequence of the war in Vietnam, Laos arid Cambodia m ust be released within 60 days that is by June 4. - Nears On It also provided, somewhat vaguely, that each side has the duty to gather and report in. formation on those who are still missing. This would include the 320 American pil ots who were shot down or crashed over the Ho Chi Minh trail in Laos. U.S. officials do not expect to receie a full accounting. The Pathet Lao have repeatedly stated they will be able to account for some of the missing, but only a small percentage of them. This presumably could provide information that will end the uncertainty over what happened to a handful of the missing airmen. Much more information, however, is apt to come from 500 Thai prisoners of war who are supposed to be released by the Laotians by June 4. Simultaneously the former non-Communist government side is expected to release a small number of Pathet Lao or North Vietnamese prisoners it holds. of copper made up of billions of P--`7' V -iz,_~1-.,-~1 t- -x _," , t '. _I, __ ts_l_ 7 2--1 1 11- Again Lose Dividend MIA Fate Since the North Vietnamese have never officially acknowledged they had forces in Laos, and since the Thai government likewise has been sensitive about the Americanpaid "volunteers" it sent Into Laos, the relase of these men Is apt to be carried out quietly. But when the Thais are released the United States expects to have skilled debriefing officers talk to each of them in hopes of obtaining Information about what happened to American POWs believed once held by CommunisU in Laos. After the Vietnam peace agreements came into force , North Vietnam on Feb. 1, 3973, believe may have survived the crash of their aircraft In Laos. An official figure of those in this category has tiever been released, partly because it could give rise to false hope by rela tives that some of the men are still alive. But families of the missing have compiled their own list of 158 men among the missing w hom they say wete once alive in Communist hands in Southeast Asia, many In Laos. Of these cases two are among the most clear-cut, although there is little official hope that either man is stil l alive. They are civilian E ugene DeBruin, born in Kaukauna, Wis., and Air Force Maj. David L. released the names of only nine llrdlicka. U.S. prisoners they descri bed as having been prisoners of the DeBruin, an Air American Lao patr iotic front (Pathet pilot, was captured on Sept. 6, Lao). 1963. He was known to still be The United States was alive at least three years later. shocked by the small number He appears in a picture taken in and the vast discrepancy a Communis t prison camp that between this and the number of eventually made its way into U.S. pilots they had reason to U.S. hnndc FOR _ _ )y#I tj IIfl TER I • .. 11 11 1 RMILY 111 )ILL OVEN RAISED COOKTOP EDGE CATCHES SPILOVERS REMOVABLE OVEN DOOR FOR EASIER CLEANING CLOCK, TIMER AND MINUTE TIMER OVEN CYCLE INDICATOR LIGHT . NOw ONLY $ i ____..,_-_=,.,_,. I. , ac.1 ~~Zsl 0 i :. .i : JJA0[1M1W&) A_. I ~ ______ __t. . 2- .- I I _11 I I.. jt_;_-.- -1 ----~.7-t.;_t; . ___; . .1It 1I1~-----__,I1 .~ #'t,ek.11 sq( ._ j~zsl ,16 . ri .1 ____ -J L _ ,_L -v \.. ~ __ CU. FT. OF -._..,. , • -•- FROZEN FOOD CAPACITY TWO ICE 'N EASY TRAYS FULL WIDTH VEGETABLE CRISPER 10 position autumiiiic thermost a t adluitmiiit S 4000 Bit! It I render exclusively trust services. Thomas E. Camp III, senior hit-and-run and uninsured %lce president and trust officer of Barnett Bank of Jacksonville, drivers, N.A. was named president and chief executive officer of the new accident victims receive the Parnett subsidiary, least adequate compensation. Those with medical expenses of Page Earnings Rise $5,000 or more recover only 55 per cent of their loss, ir Earnings per share were 16 cents for the period versus 13 cents per cent. 4 for the comparable period in 1973. Revenues for the first quarter - Payments to victillis of (4 1974 iscre $8,479,034 versus $7,237,015 in the same period of 1973, auto accidents are notoriously for an Increase of 17 per cent. slow. A comparison of persons James P. Lawler, treasurer, said that while the sale of injured on the job and in auto aviation fuel was affected by the energy problem resulting in less accidents aviation activity, other segments of the Company's business held instance, in California, for showed that 78 per up sell. Page has since experienced continued improvement In cent received their first work. general aviation flying, which bolsters their base operations. men's compensation checks For the balance of this year, the Company's position is cautious within 14 days of the on-the-job t'ptimnism. accident and the other nersons Or within 29 days, while only 21 per cent received auto insurance benefits within 30 days of a car SON-$ I I ' .00 criticisms earls' in May by passing, 53-42, legislation itiandating a nationis nit' mAvill ut no-fault auto insurance, GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE AOTC3OIFB CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS IDEAL FOR ROOFING or INSULATING ainsk,*~ 0491# #0 I After (our years of hearings, debate and intense lobbying, the U.S. Senate reacted to those awaiting the outcome of the Senate consideration. A stall aide expects house action reasonably soon, cerUlini) Miilietilne this year. Senate proponents claim that the legislation will save American drivers $1 billion to $1.4 billion a year in premium costs, mainly through elimination of legal expenses. Under the no-fault plan, I —I• - 555 W. FIRST ST. SANFORD PH, 322.2821 0 w ngine _________ ' _______ _____ will be here in 1976. titore than 400 miles on a tankPeugeot says its diesel, which ftil. will sell for around $6,000, will Peugeot also says that its iple of new alternatives get incredible mileage. In an diesel is cleaner than a gastIJ the internal-combustion, eight-day test run from Los burning engine and will also gasoline-driven, piston engine Angeles to Boston, the 504 diesel start faster in the cold. are headed for the United -sedan got 37,3 miles per gallon, The Peugeot has a four. States, according to the company. cylinder engine with a Bosch in fact. is already here The company says this kind'! ; iiljeUion system, four- the Peugeot 504 Diesel. The of mileage, coupled w th a wheel independent suspension, other is a rotary-powered gallon fuel ta nk means that four-wheel disk brakes, rack luxury car from Vol kswagen Peugeot should be good for and pinion steering and front and rear antisway ba rs. II' .JAMES A. (iltoTil I hr f(erald Services .' - __________________ -_ - Standard equipment also includes a sun-roof on the sedan, Michelin steel-belted radial tires, tinted glass, full carpeting, and electr ic clock, courtesy lights, child-proof rear m ca door locks and side iindow defrosters. By DONALD C. BAUDER McGraw-Hill poll reveals that The Herald Services Although the Peugeot diesel business plans its biggest is new to the United States, it is spending spree since l9i The dictionary defines The Phillips-Sindlinger not a new car. In the last decade tyranny as "arbitrary or survey found a majority of alone, the company has built despotic exercise of power; Americans believing that we more than 00,000 diesel exercise of power over subjects are in a recession, Last engines of the same type being and others with a rigor not November, only 16 per cent of used in the 504 sedan and authorized by law or justice." respondents agreed that the station wagon. They have been sold throughout Europe, Asia, A lot of people are bandying economy was in a recession, about the term "tyranny" these Yet, the McGraw-Hill survey Africa and South America. Economic Tyranny Is Crippling A eri •. • Tilt-away reusable air fl!tr'r • Weighs only 43 lbs. Easy mount Installation i i Near ernati*ves - The bill now goes to the house Interstate and Foreign Cornmerce Conunittee, which has not taken any action on no-fault, -; _'__ , Alt - to earnings of $158,302 for the first quarter of 1973. of less than $5,000 recover 90 CONDITIONER . __ By DANIEL J. FOLEY industry, and the people and organization of the past 50 years. It contended that the present is a story unparalled in agriculture, and It is hoped that this system of auto insurance t historic journey will be used a a sourcebook and a constant many other deficiencies. reminder of the vast contributions made by many and of the part Among them: the Florida citrus showcase has played in five decades of service Mans pe rsons who pay to this fabulous industry, insurance premiums do not Copies may be obtained by contracting the Florida Citrus receive benefits when they arc sho('ase, 100 Cypress Gardens BIrd, Winter Haven, Florida injured. 33811 Those include innocent victims of accidents where the First Trust Bank other driver also is faultless; Guy W. Bolts, chairman of the board, Barnett Banks of drivers who are at fault or Florida Inc. had announced preliminary approval has been contribute to causing the acreceived from the Comptroller of the Currency In Washington, cident; person involved in one. D.C. for the formation of the first national bank in Florida to car accidents, and victims of HOCIIESTER-Page Airways Inc., OTC) has reported net GENERAL ELECTRIC I ___________ _____ ance crash lI ". u nsur Foes G ettin g Strong while earrings of $189,759 for (lie th ree months ended March 31, 1974 victims wi th medical expenses compared FLOOR MODELS Fit Between Studdirms and Rafters) PH. 372.2611 :' - • DELUXE DAIRY COMPARTMENTS • _______ segments of th insurance The legislation gives states industry. Other insurance Points *LEROD[GRE[ FREEZER OFFERS UP TO 4.58 ____ _____ - s 41 . NON-RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLEGUN pennies. Mrs. Brooks pleads: "I'm calling for every Amencan to get the penny back in circulation and keep it there," . It is economic tyranny and surners massively taking to compete with Mercedesit is, in my minds, by far the "downers" and businessmen Benz. But the car will be 50 Year History Published remaining cents goes to the (Iption of including property groups and law ers' most corrosive kind of tyranny popping "uppers?" completely different, the employes of the "injury in__ organizations opposed it. A comprehensive history of Glorida's gigantic citrus industry in evidence these days. company says. What is behind this strange dustry," such as trial lawyers Jmong the Supporters were has just been published, bound in a beautiful "Sunshine Gold" and One can get a picture of this anomaly? It is tyranny. The Volkswagen will utilize a claims adjusters. the cover. Consumer Federation of kind of despotism from four You can find it inside the two-roter Wankel engine and The U.S. Senate Commerce merica, The American recently for Through it's pages unfolds the story of Florida citrus, the Committee, in a 1973 report, about $7,000. released economic reports. Said the Conference will sell Insurance Association, State NOW $ O NL, Y I' __ ~I I. _ )~ Pr I- I .0 __ T ' MCH sears it has produced 62 billion victims of automobile crashes damage is ithin the no-fault would The Herald Services be paid medical, wage system or of leaving such days, usually in reference to exults that, "Business in. Volkswagen's rotary-pow. loss and other benefits by their coverage to the fault system, 50 somebody or maybe going to ered luxury car is also not a vestment this year is WASHINGTON Only 44 own insurance companies that the driver causing an everybody new venture in the current for the company, be spectacular, with spending cents out of each auto insurance without regard to who was at accident or his insurance Southeast bai thfouhout Florida contributed to these premium administration in Washington. plans will be the first VW dollar is being fault in the accident. They company pays for damages. for new facilities now although it But it is time now to talk results. Five years ago, Zwick said, The First National Bank of returned in benefits to victi= would lose the right to sue for totaling $119.1 billion--up a rotary in the United States. Miami was responsible for 99 per cent of Southeast's Lobbying in favor of the about another kind ot tyranny - whopping 19.4 per cent over The car will be patterned profits, but of car accidents, according to a recovery of econamic losses for legislation were consumer last year the 24 other Southeast banks accounted for 40 per cent of study prepared three years ago for pain and also emanating, in the main, 1973." after the NSU 110-80 which is suffering except in groups, unions and Some the company's banking operation profits. from Washington, D.D. by the U.S. Department of cases of very serious injury. What goes here" Are con sold by the company in Europe ,, FREEZER COMBINATION r-71 t~7ry __- - -.,.I FIV71 .I __-~~tr; '. _-__ 3. 41 ~ --4 _ jT.' ' Transportation. Most of the 14.2cu.ft. REFRIGERATOR as ~~f___- 11111111111"eman= IDEAL LINING MATERIAL They Just 300 N. FRENCH AVE I) come to $20.4 million. On a per share basis, net income was $224 For 1973, up 33 per cent from $1.68 in 1972. Over-all, 1 973 was the strongest growth year in the history of Southeast. I Charles J. Zwick,Southeast president, told shareholders that first quarter results for 1974 are also good cause for optimism. For the first three month s of 1974, net income was up 21 per cent over 1973. $ CARRY-COOL AIR alhir Oattfarb Wrrath In 1973, Southeast reported a 37 per cent Increase in net in. __________ USED OFFSET PRINTING PLATES 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES C shareholders of the bank holding Company were told at their annual meeting. fl NO FROST 2 DOOR 1115 _____ i , Fa ltI - I WWA"ow ,. Nom i,, MIAMI Southeast Banking Corporation's balanced growth over the past five years points toward a continued progress, 3 WATER LEVEL SELECTIONS ~~ , ' 73 Is Banner Year 'PERFORMANCE TESTEI FOR DEPENDABILITY ('17r . _________________ ' ... '4 WASH CYCLES * BIG ____ I -Just because, Americans in past few years have taken to saving lrrsost any kind of solid (Jb)CCt-HIedaIS, cornrnemflora. tire plates, gold coins, barbed wire. Presumably they present stability in an unstable world. -The price of copper is rising. The value of copper in the Penn), is worth just a bit less - — 1 - . ) LID,TOP,TUB AND WASH BASKET - --" :~~_ - LU I SALE! sance and the most versatile coin at one and the same litre, pennies are saved because: V ~4-4~ - * PORCELAINENAMEL ~_ - ________ 0 soon may be worth more than 01W cent. -Fears exist that a less expensive metal wil! be substi. tuted for the copper in pennies. Aluminum is most commonly referred to as a substitute. For these reasons the U.S. :iiirit just can't keep banks sup. plied, although in the past 51 ' '- AUTOMATIC WASHER NOW ONlY - arr NI-AVY011K i AP) -- A never saw so man)- angry people in one I a titan said at the annual stockholders meeting of the .I ! - __ !jbil 7.___[, _ t::___ -J., Cerisi'lidaled Edison Co., which withheld Its lastquarterly ~____ " , . a 1J divide,iil to save badly needed cash ir Mrt' than 4,000 shareholders, many of them retired people, , attended the tiitnultous meeting Monday. Th ey were told by Con ___________ _____________________________________________ Etlison President ('harks Lute that no prediction could be made on when the 45-cents-a-share dividend would be resumed. _________ "The question of future dividends will depend primarily upon ,.r--;* a __________ __________________ . (tie level of future earnings arid upon the soluti 1% h . ` 44~i 11 shortage which threatened ur entire construction program," _____HIM_________ —_______________ Lure said, ___________________ lie also said that if the state-regulated company is not per. 1. milled to earn what it considers a fair return, "th,en the state .I-. -'- .0- - - - 0, - __ ff should in all fairness tiruchase the entire Con Edison system." '. _____________________________________________ He quickly added that he was not advocating that course. The state legislature has a pproved a bill to enable the State Power _________ ~,%_ X I Authority to buy two Con Edison generating facilities now under ________________ construction. ___________ ____ ('on Edison, the largest privately owned utility ci:upanv in the ____ I tfr.. nation, serves three million electricity customers in New York City and northern suburbs. \VII() I':YS Al"I'Ei (1c\Sil LIKE 'Fills'.' Luce blamed the energy crisis, unpaid customers' bills and a one-third cut in its requested $272-million temporary rate increase for the utility's financialwoes, ,. 1~ (5)F ILl ______ I circulation. -, -4V --1--_ ~.. :~_47 ,~I ~ - IN -.._'Iwl .' ' _. - '_~''__ 1i rn _____ _____________________ S I The mint now offers an Exceptional Public Service certificate to those who cash in $25 ssorth of pennies at a bank next month. And some banks on their own offer a tiny bonus to entice coin hoards back into .1, .. . *, A ___wo__________ _ 01 41 1 1 1 Ap - - __ -:~~___- 1 than its f;ae value, But with copper prices rising, the penny the these lowliest coins in the realm. _1111s - __ ~Mr drawers, shoe boxes, pickle jars. These are the pennies Fill looking for." Mint claims there is a lost lode . " IT P; ) 3fl-INCH RANGE ALUMINUM SHEETS 25 DAY. FEATURE•PACKED I ( /f In spite of effort, there still re;nalns some question of whether the coins will sit or circulate. Besides being a nui- vast country of ours, in excess of 30 billion pennies are in hiding," says Mary Brooks, the mint director. "They are in dresser J_; ,-.!6,- -,~. .--, BIG 3 & 7 ~ 1 v ~___~ I ~_If rwI r'd; I 4..~ ! -~ _ -- ~_ I I '/ GALORE! SAVINGS t Deadline , W ~ 71 . New next day's transaction. You should be, but you probably , 30-59 Grams of Protein Per Day Per Person bulging with surplus grain, Today they are touching bettorn. The turnaround has been sudden. It started with the Con Ed Stockholders I 1) 2801-3300 Calories Per Day Per Person And so, while currency of all sorts declines in value at a steady pace, the demand for the lowly penny is rising. The U.S. s%on't be. Page iC ' ' .. Thursday, May 23, 1974 11 you start out in the morning ithout any pennies in your pocket you soon will have Sonic, for the same reason. Thus you should be in great shape for the "Soiiiev, lie re in this , - . ~;._ -...* ' ,, •:' :•. I. . .. a,, P ,' i1rrath Bargain Section Q. flow do you cope with th Q. Why is there such a gap' advice and counsel from the A. If one looks at the divorce Family Service Association and problem? A. By carefully trying t' really give the greatest gift rate in this country in the last some time later moved to the utilize the expertise and t ounse they It a v e friends hip, 10.15 years, it's easy to see why Southwest. On Nov. guidance and counsel to boys the need for helping boys Lee Harvey Oswald's n;srne 01 OUt professional staff and the caseworkers. who are fatherless because of becomes greater every day. We went down in history. he Big Brother sets an death, divorce, desertion or for hope that by 1978 the existing That's LI dramatic exampleare lost exanhI)le for his Little Brother some other reason. 210 agencies will be able to but there are lives that this helps. Q. How do you recruit these serve a minimum of 300,000 every day in this country and men? because a friend isn't available fatherless boys. Q. how do y'ni select a LiWd A. We have 210 recruiting do we need Big when a friend is needed. And Brother? Why Q. agencies throughout this Brothers? that's what we offerBrothers an I A. Little country, but the best way to get A. There is no doubt in our friendship, referred to us by schools, a Big Brother is through minds that a boy growing up in Q. Is growing up more dif churches, social welfarc another flu Brother. a fatherless hniiit' has less of a linilt in a typical American city ,i'ni it'S and by the courb. 41 Our agencies use couuiiumty chance to enjoy a successful than it was a generation ago? organizations and the media to manhood. Big Brother work, in. A. The problems that kids go explain the need. gone have ridentally, is not working with If you were to check the through today-and Q. Are enough men volun- records of juvenile court in any through in the last 10 years- juvenile delinquents. We try to teering? city, OL would find that the make it much more difficult, have boys referred to us and to A. No, even though the greatest number of boys who Q. Does the drug culture have the Big Brother-little greatest growth of Big Brother appear before the court are present a problem? Brother relationship effective work in this country has taken boys from fatherless homes. A. It presents a problem and before a kid gets in trouble. • The pennies that you gatli. cred yesterday and which could be used today quite likely ended Up in a coffee jar or a desk drawer, retired front circula. (ion as a nuisance that wears through trouser pockets or - a pocketful of pennies, you Soon will have none-thanks to sales Q. What are Big Brothers? A. Big Brothers are men who . "S C,.. ,, , 1 ca NEW \OHK i AP; 11 you begin your day's activities with 1rr - UW4,411ei Demand For Penn y St ILI, I) A of Bill By Senate THE IIERAIJ)SERVI('E,s WASHINGTON lk're are the highlights of the n fault auto Insurance bill as passed by the Senate. The legislation: -Gives each state four years to bring its laws Into full compliance with the minimum federal stan- States which fail to (Ii) So oultI be required to tn. force more stringent standards, also spelled out In the bill. -Requires ever automobile owner to bu insuranrt' Incorporating t he minimurn federal no-faull standards in effect In his state. --Dictates that t'ah accident victim be paid certain benefits, regardless of ishu caused the neddent. Benefits Include : all reacnnIii' -545 I,II.III,., U penses;ork a loss corn- lWnsation equal to lt Income or about $1,000 a month, s hicht'i t'r is It, : reimbursement for an penM's in replacing seriit's norrnall performed . The rotary engine is not being opinion polls: the Phillips- Board's latest study, Farm Insurance (the nation's Sindlinger poll of 1,096 persons had been an Improvement in considered for use in any of the largest auto Insurer), Aetra conducted between April 12 and the consumer's interest in smaller Volkswagens, the Insurance Co., the Car and April 21; the conference major appliances. Over 33 per company says. Truck Renting and Leasing There are now one other Board's study of 10,000 cent of those questioned ociation, the International households, mea s diesel and one other rotary u ring they will buy an appliance over Brotherhood of Teamsters, the economic confidence for the the next six months, up from 31 available in the United States AFL-CIO. the United first two months of 1974; the per cent in the earlier survey." the Mercedes-Benz thes'il and Steelworkers, the United Auto University of Michigan Survey After reporting all the dour the Mazda rotaries, Workers, the International Research'Center's sampling news about consumer Q. How can I stop my engine Ladies Garment Workers of 1,233 respondents, on their the Unis ersity of Michigan from vibrating while it idles? Union, the Amalgamated attitudes about the economy for reported, "More people say I..R., Colorado Springs, Cob. Clothing Workers, and the the first quarter, and McGraw. that now is a good time to buy A. There are three things you American Federation of Hill's survey of business large household goods i45 per should do which should stop Government Emnployes, spending plans for 1974, cent) than say it is a bad time rough idling. First, be sure the Among the opponents were The first three polls report on i 23 per cent i" carburetor and automatic the American Trial Lawyers the mood of the consumer, The the choke are clean and properly Toward the end of Association, the American Bar fourth reports on the spending McGraw-Hill report is the adjusted. Second, replace bad pa rag rap h: spark plugs and see that they Association of Independent A cursory reading of the three "Manufacturers now expect the are properly gapped. Third, Insurers, the American Mutual polls would indicate some kind prices they charge for goods check the engine thoroughly for Insurance Alliance, the Allstate of weird with rise air leaks, especially around the or and services they sell Insurance co., many governors perhaps schizophrenia, manic-depressive 7 per cent this year and 15 per carburetor intake manifold and state insurance orn element at work in the cent between 1974 and 1977. The missioners and the Nixon ad. economy, with the consumer Automotive questions of on 7 per cent price increase ex. ililnistration, the low end of the depressive pected for manufactured goods general interest will be anIn 1972, President Nixon stage and the businessman on in 1974 is slightly below last swered in this column. If you described no-fault as "an idea the high end of the manic phase. %.ear,s actual rise of 7.7 per have a question about your itfiose time has come," but he For the three consumer polls cent, measured by the U.S. automobile, motorcycle or has opposed enactment of a show the American public to be Bureau of Labor Statistics' recreational vehicle, send it to federal law, preferring action morose about the state of the Industrial Commodities Prica Motorways, Copley News b individual states. U.S. economy. Vet, the Index Service, in care of The Sanford Ass . - - The Senate-passed measure ould establish minimum federal standards ishich states must incorporate in their laws States which - failed in art u',,,,IiI have to enforce more stringent 1tIt'ral standards dictated by the legislation hit' Iiiiit intt'nive oppositlin In the bill caine from the trial Liss)L'rs, who SUIfl(l to lose large chunks of income if legal costs hi the sicllm, such are drastically reduced. The trial lawyers also have been pposang state t'nactiiient of no1,11111, and, in iiiost cases, they satiable limits set hieach ' state. -RestrIcts, in most Pt'- tItient s tetim to sue the risponsihli' dris t'r for i'i'unumic loss and for pain and suffering. The most Important exception s4ould permit such suits in au cidt'nts resulting in death, serious and permanent dis' Ilguremt'nt and more than IM day s of disabilits. ' ' Herald Experts Offer Views On Curbing Inflation - hiring a cook; reasonable fuiit'ral and burial r peiLses up to $1,000, and compensation for suriiior's loss subject to rt'a' , the right of an - have been successful. Most state legislatures are dominated hi' the legal liii: UER-%l.I) SI:Rv fl'Es Research Institute of America believes a start can be inatk' to slow the demon runner of inflation if several things happen: (1) double-digit in. Elation is sweated out (If the ecotiotiiv by autuiii:i, t2l the Nixon administration is suc- ct'sslul in lending off a tax cut, 31 wage hikes do not exceed a profession, as in Congress, 10 per cent increase in take. " - here two-thirds of the home pay, and i41 the unemnmembers of the Senate and ploymnent rate doesn't suddenly more than one-hall of the spurt upward, perhaps forcing members of the house are the governmmit'nt into pwnpl;uiv)ers. printing and fiscal deficits. 'flit' Sen. Frank E. Moss, 1)-Utah, trouble is, lilA says, that all strongly criticized the trial lawyers (luring the Senate ul''batc, ciiargir.g them with a 'iiietht.xlology of deception" Iii trying to give senators the impression of great opposition to no-fault these "ifs” have to occur together The odds of this hiapprriing are said to be ''not so bad as they look." The institute cautions, however, that One point must be noted in this encouraging outlook: " t øn if-- -'. - !L: „ %,, ,, ,71 benckuiiarks are gone for nois ''The nation will live with a 5 per cent to 6 per cent inflation for several years and interest rates won't settle down to levels of even two years ago From a contrarian's point of view, curbing inflation could take care of itself. James L. Fraser writes in The Contrary Investor: "Inflation could be confined to industrial materials and energy areai since labor competitiveness may be restored because of post-Word War ii babies coining into the labor Force for the remainder of this decade. - Contrarily speaking, in. flatiun ilm.ay take taie oi itself, since nobody expects the pace of cunswner price increases to drop back to the 2.8 per cent It u,v 0 uiv 1(,is. ' ' . �2C—The Sanford Herald - Thursday. May 23, 1974 r Deltona Oan rg Concert Scheduled Sunda y color hearer: Mrs. Fred Drew, the ifleeting. All members I)El. TON A-The Deltona formation on Sund a y's concert committee's efforts to pi event Pcrt meets in the main hail of historian: Mrs. John Musirc- attending the dance must roii. )rgan Club will present contact Mrs. O'Brien at 1605 DeBary Mansion ownership the Community Center. I •# h in,r ..U*.. zyk banner bearer; Mrs. dressi % in , -, - ,, OrLindo organist Clurlie Cox in Providence Blvd . Deltona. from reverting from the state to The Post and Auxiliary are TIIC club beach parties have Go rdon Tholar, patriotic concert Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at the Florida Federation of Art, having a "Shrimp Boil", on structor: and Mrs. Italky resumed and will continue the Deltona Woman's Club Deltona Civic pla ns for bicycle trails, and Saturt at the Community through the summer months Cotrill, niusician. building on Normandy paving of DeBary Plaza in front Center at 6 p.m. No tickets will Association was Tuesdays at 11 a.m. -it Sun. 11w Post installation Boulevard of the U.S. Post Office. be sold at the door, so ,anyone conducted by Jack Burns, vice (;low Pier, South Daytona DEI.TONA The Ladies interested in attending must get (. a natie of Huntsville, Autiliary of the totiuin:in(Ier of District 18. DeW 11 Deltona Civic Day Camp thr tickets from any member 41. I.... I..I I.. ....I uI..._ s4.i ss.tu iuc ewu ViRU mnsuiimeu were wiwaiii bviiKel, Association held its installation of the Post or Auxiliary, or career at the keyboard in John Linehan, l)El.TONA-Rcpresenthtivcs contact the Post Adjutant recently following the cluding service with the U.S. Association meeting in the of civic and community Betty Leonard at 986 Shorecrest senior vice-commander: Mr Force Band in this country Community Center. organizations will meet Friday Ave.. De ltona. Donald Lavery, junior viceand Japan. Ed ward ma ri der : Mrs. Wilhelm Stuhrenberg at 10 am. at the United The Fifth District Conquartermaster; McHenry. ub, inst4illed installed the following new Methodist Church fellowship stitution.ai Conference of the The Deltonas Orga 0 n Clu Joseph Duosis, judge advocate; officers for the year 1974-75: hall, Normandy IIIV(I., to American Legion and : lIr 'anized o .ears ago. William Vining, chaplain: Weydig, discuSs plans for the annual Mrs. Charles uxiliary, will be held at the bers and tivets arc iuser, sUfl,toI1. Charles Deltona Communit y Erw in president; Mrs. Y -UP Voyager Hotel in Daytonaeach Friday evening - t Robert Barber. three-year \I.iglione ae.prcsident Mrs for boss and girls ages fie Ikath (fl Sund beginning it honk of be trustee. Ruth Smarsik, secretary-, Mrs. thrO114911 1. ). a.11). Members and delegates Deltona Christian Church. Joe Adult and teenage volunteers from Deltona Post 255 arKI A check for the post building Ctirrier is club president; Mrs, Betty Magee. treasurer. fund was presented by Donald There will be no meetings are needed to serve as camp Auxiliary will attend. Andrea Tryon, secretary: Don W illiams, t reasurer. and Delton Pup Tent 42, rs. Meetings wi ll resume on Sept. helpers. Interested persons Deltona VFW O'Brien. Joseph Military Order of Cooties,as the should attend the F'rida 19. relations director result of a recent V ete rans For tickets - further in. Republican Club This year's camp is Foreign Wars Post 9 The Sanford Herald A LL A's I - "a f. -•. - B AVERAGE II,. - vr - / • - I M C!L\RL1ECUX To present concert u1 for August 5-16 from Auxiliary 1Y96 recently in- Empire State Club L)eBARV Florida Public 9 to 11:30 a.m. Camp stalled new officers. DELTONA -. The tegular Service Commissioner Paula be registration will Mrs. Stanley Thornas. past ineet!m, June 8 and (it tht Empire State Hawkins will be gilest sfwaker .111riv 15 at INItona Plam, it) president, %%as fling officer club of %%ill be held at tjv-- Saturday 2 P.111. ineetini, a.lil, to noon. for the Auxiliary . .ni. at thr Sunda, at 4 of the DeBary Republican Club Further information on the Officers include Mrs. Carolyn Community Center. DeBARY-Mr. and Mrs. sergeant-at-arms; Moltrose, and Arthur Pass, as installing at the community center camp can be obtained from DeVary. president; Mrs. Pupils from the Mildred M. Charles L Edwards of 695 S. Ward Davis and William sergeant-at-arms. building . Irvin Rockhill, 1786 S. William Walker, senior vice- Caskey School of Ballet will Hartley Ave., Deltona, were Merris, Trustees: Irving Mrs. Hawkins, of Maitland, Mrs. Barracks 1197 organized 15 installed as commander and became the first Republican V illage Drive: Mrs. Al Hosick, president: Mrs. John Taube, entertain with several ballet and first woman to be elected to 1655 S. Page Drive. or Mrs. junior vice-president; Mrs. numbers. president of the DeBarv the state regulatory board in George Caldwell. 1647 Brady William Vining, treasurer; The Club is planning ;' Barracks and Auxiliary, 1197 of ' v e. Deltona. Mrs. Thomas. secretary. Mrs. "Roaring 20s" lance. June 7 at Veterans of World War I, 1972. Club officials said she is Dri Ann Hayes, chaplain; Mrs. the Community Center. Norm \knday afternoon at joint expected to speak on the American Legion Donald Lavery, conductress; Right and his orchestra will be ceremonies in t. 1)c.r general situation of the American Mrs. Mary Damen, guard; Mrs. featured. Community Center, Republican party in Florida ç" DELTONA . can t er, t ree-)tar Ticke ts ma be obta in rom nd matters concern ng r and tructet- Mrs. George Murphy, Fred Canton, chairman or at I IXR Auxiliary officers mns ta1kd a S,,v.l. n. is-ill aft. ante 1U.%IUWJ IU 4ILI VUiLl ._. Mrs.. uaries MOIU'OS, rthrmn'e r Thursday at 7:30 p.m president were in addition DeBary Civic The Auxili a ry, which mttt.s Mrs. Edwards were 1r in the Little Red SChOOL Hout i '.. Association Arthur C. Pass, senior vice— community center, will — president; Mrs. Eugene DeBARz'-Efforts by the hear its nominating committee Reinert, junior vice-president; DeBary Civic Association to chairman Mrs Dale Miller Mrs. Gene Merrill, secretary. protect the St. Joh ns River and present the following slate of Mrs. Laura Ludecke, ' S its environment have been officers for 1974.75: Joan treasur er; Mrs. Frank E. Hill, • ' S rewarded, according to Loutsenhizer, president; chaplain; Mrs. Marie Zeller, 4 association public affairs Margaret Thomas, first viceconductress; Mrs. Edward J committee chairman William president: Elizabeth Lingo, Lynch, guard; Mrs. ma . W E. Keller. Keller told second vi ce-president; Frances Briedict, Flag bearer M rs association members recen tly Sassaman, secretary; Mari, Mmiel Walters, patriotic inthat U.S. District Court has Vining, treasurer: I-'annetk \'WI VETS INSTALL PAIR structor; Mrs. Roger Giles, given harry Bk.ch and Bloch Edwards, historian; GenelW Mr. and Mrs. Charles Edwards historian; Mrs. Charles Brothers Inc., developers of Allen chaplain and Helent Moftrose, Mrs. Irving Jacobs, er ty near the nver west of Sanford, sergeant-at-arms. prop ,. and Mrs. Eugene Field Jacobs, sunshine officer; Frank years ago. Membership is DeBary nine months to combe Post non-~natLig com.... trustetes; and Mrs. Francame Howard, and Mrs.Jacobs.,color E. Hill, Legislative officer and limited to veterans of World plete restoration work in the muittee chairman will present (' ti, , War I and the Auxilia ry, to vicinity of Pine Island and Goat the following: Joseph Healey, -y Theodore Leigh bearers. ' Commander; Terry Lingo, wives,widows, mothers, sisters Island Run. ficer. Charles 4oltros, retiring Ke ller said the court order senior vice-commander Paul and daughte rs of veterans of '\ installed officers IP,GSJZI has curtailed further con- Thomas, ti'tv. junior Mrs. Laura Ludecke, past WVi. vice• SN"'. of the Barracks: Edwards. - \IMI Veterans Install Officers - 4 p ' . - __ - - -. - TI B AVERAGE Anderso n, Danny Ar th ur, Harold Baldree, David Bloom Robert Cannon, John Devoncy, Peter Golden, Danny Hammel, Donnie Holcomb, Timoth Kiernan, Daniel Laughlin, Harold Pointer, Mickey Tootle, Glenn Wilson, Donald Zoretk', Richard - ' ' i ' - - A ( El . ..• . . . - .. . ,. , • .,. - , . , . . -. . ,. ..... . . --- , - ., - . $48-95ea.pc TWIN SIZE :- - r - . - - ' - -- /_ .- / '. -_ h- vice-commander; Ted Sundlie, officer for the Auxiliary- Mrs meet the third Monday of each federal, state and local agen- Caukins, finance officer; Frank Junior vice-conimander '°' Julia Pass, as installing COIl- month in the DeBary Corn- cies Hartinger, chaplain and Art J. Dzick, quartermaster; ductress and Mrs. Myrtle Hill. munity Center at 1:30 p.m. Keller also discussed his Sanford, sergeant-at-arms. The Manuel Rodriguez. adjutant; as installing chaplain. Roger F. Giles, chaplain. Norvin B. Roach. judge adFor the Barracks. Frank Hill Arthur C. Pass served as installing chaplain socate - - . .-- .. C -:--- ,' ;. t. .. ".i UIS J 1 B AVERAGE In State Competition Collins, Michele Daley. Pain DiCiero (;I Estes, Kim Faulker, Tamara Field, Nancy Forrest, Gina Fowler, Jeanne K ell y Freem a n, lie Godfrey, Barbara Godfrey. Kathleen Harden, Hassel, Caren Hays, Lori Ilett, Melanie Ilorr, Paula Linn, Barbara - DOUBLE KNIT DAYS - ' - ó4Z*?fr - ALL DOUBLE KNIT IN STOCK. MANY, MANY PATTERNS AND COLORS TO CHOOSE FROM. 60 INCHES WIDE-100 PCT. DACRON POLYESTER. MACHINE Lukcso, Patti McF%Ul), Christine McFeety, Patricia Michael, Stacey Moore, Patricia Moore, Patricia Jean t-eese, Jeanne Ogle, Ingrid WASH AND DRY. FOR THE FASHION CONSCIOUS GALS WHO WANT TO SAVE MONEY! BRING YOUR MASTER CHARGE, BANKAMERICARD OR YOUR CHECK BOOK. NOW IS THE -- -- .-.; Offering)ou fine Home Furnishings by famous Makers known for their unique tylin and quality eraftsmansPAp. Rachel, Leslie Ratchford, Mary Jane Rossum, Robin Schaffner, Debra Shear, Susan ' Silverstone, Veronica Sobik, De bo rah Solitro, Robin Sullivan, Theresa The Wagner, Nancy Walker, Elsbeth Ward, Lucinda White, Tracey Whitworth, Kulle)Windsor, Darla TIME TO BUY WHEN YOU HAVE SUCH A FANTASTIC SAVINGS PLUS SELECTION fst. j ssv 5;i ciwsUIuf1 IC 04y A £ % 288 .s.-..l lilt FREE PROFESSIONAL INTERIOR DECORATING REVOLVING CHARGE FREE DELIVERY STORE SIDE PARKING -- - -T! - - ._- - - \ (dill, Jeanette Voa(kle, Marilyn s tr am AX04100111P 11101,1110" A,e44.*$# W AAA rtPl TEA(;uE Mll)DLE scnooi. SIXTH GRADE BOYS HONOR HWY. 44 (W*tt 1st $t) I Mds Eaitof I-I Sanford(305) fl3-I?30 ALLA's • faJi4IIc P FABRIC CV1'TI PINECREST CENTER HWY. 17.92, SANFORD rices Effective May 24 To May 30 QpnDastflooClosedSunday B AVERAGE Ball, Larry Blair, Gary Brown, William Clark, John Crosby, Charles Dow, Scott Fite, Robert Godfrey, Paul TEAGUE MIDDLE SCHOOL EIGHTH GRADE BOYS HONOR ROLL (AM) Leonard, Barbara Anne Pryer, Laurel Tannery, Donna Denise St.aycon, Nancy Smyle, Susan Carol AU. A's Albers, Tom Callaway, Gary Combs, Steven Gore, Michael B AVERAGE Brown, Marci Burdett, Susan Celnier, Catherine Cinnamon, Cathy Hill, Jeffrey Lawrence, scott Livsey, Donald Martin, Brian Matson, Alan Harris, Scott Johnson, Hubert Lemons, Spencer liakos, Joseph Sanchez, Anthony Saunders, Jeffrey Stewart, Stven Stringtr, Andrcw Fletcher, Erin O'Hair, John Floyd, MerI-Lyn Powers, Charles Piitegnat, Rogers, David Sagastizabel, Chnistropher Shanklin, Richard Sims, David Foster, Carla ,%nii F'redridkson, Laura Gaythwaite, Lynece Gray, Lisa cay aflShaw, Karen i UI- -p L IO LENDER Bruce, Luther Burmeister, Todd Chism, Steve Knost, Mary LaVine, Diane Laws, Carol Sue Strober, Benjamin Williams, Mike Wilson, Darryl Williamson, Steve For Home Improvements No Down Payment. $5,000.00 5 Years To Pay. B AVERAGE Johns, Becky Smith, Gerald We Rent Money Waldbleser, Paula Walker, Cynthia Wilson, Marilyn Zablocki, Michele LoR/DA STATE BANK Y r ," Davis, James Ellen, Michael John Finkbohner, John David Geaquinto, Joseph Loomis, Colleen McCloskv, Debbie INSTALMENT LOAN DEPT. SANfORD M.mb*. f U,l,d .i F irst FI.t,d. Ia.ifl, $c. SANFORD MEMBER F.D.IC PH. 322-1611 -, r Abbott, Tern Baidrec, Linda Kay Bar ke r, Dawn Ba rker, Donna Barlow, !)ebbi' Belcher, 1' Bergman, Gwyn : -' - "L43 I : Mitt! M ilIerM iio Carol itct1i' mara Murray, Myra Frances Nicholas, Theresa Oppelt, Susan jjI ' I II I II II - - r •' -•---T-- ;.. S 'W Ifl - - ) Sobotka, Cheri Sykora, Joanne LAWN STORAGE BUILDING :i'''-- - --- '. ---' - :. ' - EAGUE MIDDLE SCHOOL SEVENTH GRADE BOYS HONOR ROLL (AM) Cohyley, Blake McKinney, Gerald Meyers, Jeffrey Sheeder, Frank Terry, Mark Waggoner, Mark B AVERAGE Addison, Michael Bilotta, Warren Flntk Richard - - Scotty's Sale Price - 5888 - SCOTTY'S 9995 ROTO SPREADER --5 pounds otmatera - sConys Sa le Price Scotty's Sale Price Y L ,- 1995 1695 , ' 1295 . .' - IM LAW ECT CONTROL - ,',;T STOP MOLE CRICKETS r .!. r ! •t: . . - , ' -. I kwit . , .' Scolt $ Pr i ce 1295 1 Jackson, Jay • Kilgore. Timonthy Scotty's Sale Price rce - 7 95 Ia"i 14 5 1 WHITE Sale Price L; *25'ioU 4.75 Gu ar d G - ' I GRASSSHEAR SCottv's - - _- CORDLESS' LAWN FENCE ( 1 • -- King, Michael King, Robert Krumbhaar, William Loeb, Eugene Lowe, Perry E. Lowry, Michael Lynch, ihomims Maler, Earl Milton, John Moore, Paul Murray, Richard Oehler, Kenneth 3 Reza, Ahintd -> I KWh PLUS S .. DeVoney, Michael Gann, Michael Rich ard Blamick, Cynthia Carnahan, Sheryl Ciro, Nancy Jean Gaul, Mary Catherine Leis, Mary Pipkorn, Laurie Pyle, Sherrill Runs, Diane K. Smith, Cathy - - Kwit Brewer. David Byrne, Arthur Chii.Ielaine, Brent Coffey, Mitchell Covington, Jim AL.LA' 69.95 I Bender, Kurt Bowers, Mark Brown, Allan TEAGUE MIDDLE SCHOOL SEVENTH GRADE GIRLS HONOT1 ROLL (PM) Rcçlar Pcce ---- - - Brggs & S'a:'n 20' cut Model 140 3 HP SA VE $1 Refund offer on any of ZZ these Scotts products. Details at store. - Terrell, bnitt --• GAS ROTARY MOWER 134.95 Scollys Sale Price ALL A's Sorrell, William -- -. . 0 th1, Jeffrey Bret Simpson, David Sowder, Gary B AVERAGE Baker, Charles [tarn, Philip TJ I .'• — - W3HBC 31010 Waltz, Donna Wilcoxen Melinda Wilkins, Cathy Wright, Cindy 7-' 0 (T, ROLL (PM) IFURNITURE, INC. )9 e DAILY FRI IlL? EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT B AVERAGE Scharf, Stevv hildeere Sonfords Finest OPEN Byers, Julie Clark, Mary Amandla Cole, Mary Hargan, Denise Jenner, Holly Kimble, Suzette Long, Lenora Fricke, Mark McCabe, Kevin Tischer, Philip Gateley, John The Home of T,-it C', T!'-sit, Blackstone, Julie Ann Burns, William Campbell, Ronnie AMkhefle Bransom, Paul ORANGE CITY-Jrnes and received a tx-oph k-r Caroline Mauney. 1425 S. FlonIxmntla," and the Anwnic;t Volusia Ave., Orange City won Rose Society Bronze Medal troptües at two American Rose Certificate. The Mauneys are active Society Competitions this month. The first competition, in members of the Volusia Rose JacksonvLlle, brought them Society. They said that they trothies for "Best Tropicana have learned a great deal about Hose;" -Best Single Hybrid raising roses correctly from the Tea Rose:" "Best Floribunda society. The society feels that Spray;" "Best Floribunda;" the Mauneys have contributed a and "Best Three Gran- great deal to others in the field difloras (-I rose culture. acvord;ng to Their son, Gary, won with Mrs. Roger Giles, president for the "Best Anyone interested in inMiniature Spray," for Junior formation on the Society can Gardeners. contact Mrs. Giles at 23 In Lakeland. the Mamrneys Hillside Aye.. Orange Cii'. ALL A's Cole, Janan Combs, Sue Coulter, Staceyl Hyrnan, Elaine Long, Lisa Martin Kathleen Stirling, Nancy Urbanski, Denise Westfall, Janis S Coleman Barbara - Al be rs, Aimne Berkley, Christene ALLA'. Runyen, Glenelle Tories, Mildred Trowbridge, Sarah Vacknitz, Tammy Peycke Sharaleen Orange City Roses Win -- All,A's y Page, Kim Phillips, Karen Runs, Sandra #11 Sk-arbrough, Janice Schweizer, Tamara Smith. Maria WilIl4mimLc Theresa - ' -, ' .• -. . SEVENTH GRADE GIRLS HONOR Roi.t. (AM) HONOR ROLL () Hoffman, James Hubbard, Steve TEAGUE MIDDLE SCHOOL SIXTH GRADE GIRlS Bishop, Robyn Bruce, Teresa HONOR ROLL, (PM) Colwell, Elaine A IA. A's Cribbs, Cindy Dunkin, Karon Alvehire, Natasha Freeman, Lisa Ecklund, Marie Glore, De bby Faistod, Julie Hargon, Donna Lynn Foreman , Karen Harris, Pamela 11111, Hyland, Debbie Lynn - •.. -•- - "4.I..' - . ,. )-Z'. HONOR ROLL (PM) Ballinger, Nanette Berry, Denise Branson, Marie Cato, Cane Conover, Nancy Crawford, Tracy Edwards, Karen Faulkner, Leslie Feldman, Jodi Flitter, Carolyn F'ruscella, Freddi Dart, Beverly Heard, Lee Ann Hopkins, Be tsy LeClair, Lauren Le e, Sherry Lovegrove, Karen Maggard, Ruby Monk, Dorothy Moore, Jane Norman, Alesia Oliff, Denise Page, Jan Phelps, .Uolly Phillips, N:inc' Poole, I)ianc Pritchard, Sherri Putman, Kathryn Ruth, Tern Scherer, Robin Towe, Catherine Ward, Anita WilIarns, Ilollace Gibbons, David Gingold, Andrew . • - ' - - TEAGUE MIDDLE SCHOOL TEAGUE MIDDLE SCHOOL McCourt, Katy SEVENTH GRADE BOYS EIGHTH GRADE GIRLS Steele, Sherry Ambrose, Judith TEAGUE MIDDLE SCHOOL R01 .1, - niaa l3alog, Debbie Jeanne l3eltan, Carrie Bryan, Re becca Butchko, Be th Clark, Susan Duva, Janet Fingerman, Aii' Gnicell, Co Haynes, Virginia Ililey, Kim be rly Jenner, Lindlee Krumbhaar, Catherine Kuykendall, Valerie Lobsinger, Carol Maxwell, Eileen McCoy Angela Milton, Jane Murray, Leslie Olson, Karin Slatriian, Amy Staunan, Lisa Smith, Brenda Stevenson, Cathie Wallenfils, Laura Niclsnn, Brenda SIXTH GRADE BOYS HONOR i ' - - -- Arnold, Anita B AVERAGE — . TEM;u1: MIDDIJ-: scnooi. - - Bridweil, Mark Broder, Kevin Cash, Steven Cole, Wayne Croll, Kenneth Dille, Steve Iionnan, Gary Furton, Kenne th Gonzalez, Julio lull, Thad Dollar, Todd Dough, Robert Killarn, Charles Lingo, Do nald Love, Ro be rt Low, William Martin, Jeff North, John Reagan, Wade Reiter, Mitchell Sagastizabal, Rafael Smith, David Snider, Henry Sonafelt, Jim Wharton, Scott White, Daniel White, John E. 'tuk, Michael Wilborn, Christopher — - 7 - - Brennecke, Thomas Hallmark, Ilollie B0 ts, Cnthja Robinson, Brenda West, Ellen , ._----- Middle School 'A' And ' B' Honor Roll Teague • Thursday, May 23, 1974-3C 1895 - ....- i 3 88 - 366 Scotty's Sale Price 1395 1188 AR ARTISTIC PLASTIC HANGING BASKET ii /F1'1S._ *II44%44lI4'%l. # '11111 . :. . - - * .' - . .. ..... .. . .. ............---I , * -. J .ored t 8 HP soc-mo ______ Scotty's Sale Price '- Moei .- ,-.nto spun plast i c No. I4RHB : , RIDING LAWN MOWER I, -. -, Scotlys Sale Price 39900 344 ItiIH 16 1924 "I 1974 Premier Peat GARDENPAK A 700 R t NCH E F SANFORD 7:30-5:30 WEEKDAYS PH:323-4700 7:30-4:00 SATURDAY SALE PRICES GOOD MAY 24 - 30 scotty's Sale Pfice 4-k 99C �4C—The Sanford Herald Thursday, May 23.1971 All Put In Freezer Wrap Meat By u7.ETrE I.. MURPHY Consumer Education Florida Cooperative Extension QUESTION: Sometimes my meat seems cry dry after freezing. Do you have any Information on how to freeze meat7 ANSWER: Th e most impor tant things to remember when you are freezing meats are careful selection of the meat, proper packaging, freezing at subzero temperature, storing at zero degrees Fahrenheit and avoiding long-term storage. Using wrapping materials which prevent great losses of moisture while the meat is storedand sealing the meat tightly both play an important role in maintaining desirable color, texture, flavor and general appearance. Be sure to buy moisturevapor proof freezer material. Gtxd wrapping includes freezer meat wrap, airtight plastic wrap, and heavy-duty aluminum foil, all sealed wi th a "drugstore-fold" and masking or freezer tape. Freezer-weight plastic bags may also be used, All meats should be put in the coldestpart of the freezer for quick freezing. The more rapidly it Is frozen, the better quality of the product. To maintain quality of texture and flavor and prevent spoilage, meat should be stored at zero degrees, The following are recommended storage times for meats: beef roasts, 12 months; fresh pork, 6 months; hamburger, 2-3 months; pork chops, 3-4 months; and ham, 1-2 months. QUESTION: How can I be sure about health Insurance that is advertised In newspapers and by mail? Some of the offers sound cry s 'rth il&. ANSWER: You should use great caution in buying any mail order insurance. Before signing up, get a copy of the policy and study it so that you fully understand what you are buying. If you are not sure on some points, you may find out later that th e insurance does not pay f or some th ings you mistakenly thought did. You. would do well to make sure you understand what happens if you have a pre-existing health condition; how much your policy will pay per day; the limitations on whenyou can collect; and how much you are required to pay in premiums. Although many mail order policies do not require a physical examination, they do have some special limitations on benefits for preexisting health conditions. Most policies, for . example, have a two-year waiting period before you collect on pee-existing conditions whether you know about them or not. You should also keep in mind that although these plans offer to "fill in the gap" in your present coverage, most mail order policies do not pay out-of-hospital benefits. Don't buy insurance unless you need it. Be sure to check your The Sanford Herald Al -Anon Saves Breaking If Raven-haired, soft-spoken Mary leaned back in her chair and smiled, "I an, very optimistic about this new year," she said "Before I found the program, I was on the brink of suicide." The program of which she speaks is called Al-Anon, and is for any man or woman whose '7 An Interview to learn more ,. she - I.., , ' _____ r ' - . ____- 4' /1 III'I • "I was so desperate and frightened. I kept dialing the — lIllr(l Planet Living Systems, Inc. • You'll be needing Handy- Way for those 0 quick snacks, picnic supplies, charcoal - - Longwood Lon. - - - t not only his family but the community as well & starter and most of all: those tall cool ba - - A drinks and plenty of ice— Th 55 CLUBS AND ADDRESSES OF MEETING PLACES *IVA HANDY-WAY NEEDS YOU 1001 New Catalog Of Paper Money THAT KEEPS US SINGING. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS FRIENDSHIP CLUB—Altamonte By MOlT REED readers interested in paper However, following some of the Springs Civic Center—Magnolia Avenue—Altamonte Springs— meet 1st and 3rd Thursday of the month-10:30 A.M. A AUGIES ELDERS—St. Augustine Catholic Church-3 Sunset fromscience separate and apart Lincoln cents are expected to numismatics and TWENTYTOP VALUE Drive —Cselberry —mee t. 3rd Tuesday of the month-10:00 improve asa result of Type Set philately, ably demonstrated by A.M. DOLLAR L T buying. Gene Hessler's new book, "The SILVER COINS BRAM TOWERS—.Sanfcrd— meet 2nd and 4th Wednesday of the Comprehensive Catalog of U.S. Thousands of requests for the Silver is on the rise. Be month-10:00 A.M. Paper Money." Published by Free Twenty BXYZ CLUB—meet 1st Baptist Church—Activities Building— Henry Regnery Company, 114 LIst Top Value Dollar careful ln any hasty decisions to completely exhausted our sell at today's prices. Silver Is Longwood—last Tuesday of the month-12:30P.M, W. Illinois Street, Chicago, Ill., supply in spite of the fact that expected to continue on an 60610. SENIOR CITIZENS CLUB—Church of the Nativi ty— single copies were to upgrade following European Lake Mary—meet the 2nd and 4th Thursday of the month at The new word was coined by everyone requesting sent two or gold Increases. Hold sliver. 10:00 A.M. the Rev, Richard Doyle, more. But bear with us, A . cnalrman of the Department of reprint has been ordered and a CHULUOTA SENIOR CITIZEN CLUB—Community Fire Hall— 4 )/ " P ** - . / 1 we pause to rem em be r all the brave in en 4 -. .. - who gave their tires for this country - 14 - throughout history. -- , .. .. For freedom**.for human dignity... • '' ' N for everyone's hopes and dreams. .--- A bove all, for peace In the world. . Today let's pledge ourselves to a just and lasting peace * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ** * * * * * * These : * * * * * Financial * IF CITIZENS BANK OF OVIEDO STATE BANK OF FOREST CITY OVIEDO, FLORIDA Member F. D. P.0 Highway 434 Forest City, Fla. Member F. D P.0 If 1 'St'S Institutions * * * * * * * * * * : * * 11, 10 * * * * * improvements for Ii4 model cars averageacostof $91.30 qualttyimprava' at the manufacturers' level, but average a cost of $117.90 to consumers. The following is BIS breakdown of the retal values: * * * $8,10frr improved rear and front bumpers: $4f.80 for the igr1itlon izIerlreck syIenuu intedockini %%Ith sea tbelt tiM', $8,1 for qualit> uuprove:II(';Its involving ihanges in engine, chassis and body: $2 70 t'r improved roof; and $1.40 for improved exhaust emission ems in compliance with Federal (lean Air Act. For further information chfrh titl help you toith your conwIit'r problems, srile to "Cunsum,-rs Jtilurmatimi", EsIenion Hnmt' J'n,nnmirs, Uritsersity 'if F1'iritb. Gaines ville. 1-1 32611, or IuHtail%.iurlIMal Cowity Exten sion 11mm' Economies Agent, E. I,buied t;iiI. 4320S. Orlando Dthr, Sanford. Fl. t2771, phone: 32?- * * * Will Be * * * Closed Monday, FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION OF SEMINOLE SANFORD LONGWOOD ORANGE CITY * FLORIDA FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION OVIEDO I * * * Mentortal * * * * I #1* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Day GDU%#W D iiwe'i CM AT THE River Room In The (_ \ JF ShemtonmSanford Inn ' Oregon Ave. at 1.4 & S.R. 46 Sanford Our Restaurant Features The finest in FOOD, WINES , And Your Favorite Cocktails Enjoy Live Entertainment In The Swulbvt £&wg HERE IS HOW OUR GOURMET DINNER CLUB WORKS: the membership form and mail to us at once Enclose $20.00 check or money order for each membership you want You will receive by return mail your pocket size mem bership book containing 12 individual dinner checks Each is worth the price of a dinner with the purchase of a din ier of equal or greater value. 1, Fill out Medicare Subscribers FLORIDA STATE BANK SANFORD PLAZA I,t-filtj(r F U I * * * TO BECOME Medicare Insurance Entitles You To Home Use UNITED STATE BANK OF SEMINOLE Member F.D.I.C. A MEMBER C *HOSPITAL BEDS 'OXYGEN Just 1,11 our and mail the coupon You will receive your beaulitul WHEELCHAIRS SANFORD 'PATIENT LIFTERS pockettlie membership card wtich ent i ties you io 12 Fret' O'r% c cur (l1OI( 'PRESSURE BED PADS *BREATHING MACHINES IV As Prescribed by Your Physician : * * * * YOU WE THE SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK * 110 OUR FABULOUS NEW - 27th Iii Tribute 9k You Ta goiji We CmdidN ATTEN 0NI 1pnhcr F.D.LC DOWNTOWN SANFORD May What has Sheraton done for you lately? - All, * * TO 11:00 P.M. EVERY DAY - classical Languages at For. requests received prior t dham University in New York March 31 will be filled. at the request of the author. It GOLDEN YEARS FELLOWSHIP—meet at Community United w. as presented before members NEW TWO—DOLLAR Methodist Church—Casselberry at noon on the last Wednesday of the numismatic community, BILL the month—luncheon—Reservations necessary. Journalists from the various The Treasury has made ii GREATER OVIEDO SENIOR CITIZENS CLUB—Grant Chapel hobby publications, dictionary decision on whether or not A.M.E. Church--Oviedo—meet 3rd Monday of the month at 4 editors and heads of English reprint and Issue a new $2 bil P.M. and classical language According to Alan B. Wadi 50 4- CLUB-7th Day Adventist Church—Forest City—meet departments of various Public Affairs Specla universities. mostly on the 1st Monday of the month-6:30 P.M. Assistant, "A two-dollar hi Until now, the science of OVER 50 CLUB—All Souls Catholic Church—Sanford—meet would cut government prthtIn every other Tuesday of the month at9:3oAj, paper money was categorized costs, assuming there wa as a part of the study of SANFORD SENIOR CITIZENS CLUB—Sanford Civic Center— general acceptance of thea numismatics and a branch of meet 1st & 3rd Tuesday of the month—nnon, bills, but there Is no stron philately. But with the adoption SOUTH SEMINOLE SENIOR CITIZENS CLUB—meet 1st evidence now that it would 1> of syngraphics, paper currency of the month at 1st Fed. Svgs. & Loan Bldg.—Rt. 436— used In general circulation.' falls under an entirely new 320W. Semoran Blvd. Altamonte Springs--3rd Springs--3rd Thursday' of the A spokesman for Coin classification and collectors month at theWomen's Club--Over brook Drive —Casselberry. has learned, however, Worh tha from here on will be known as Federal Reserve governor: "syngraphist.s." THIRTY-NINERSCLUB—meets Sts, Peter & Paul—Goldenrod— have authorized a survey to sei Hessler's new book covers 1st Friday of the month-7:30 P.M. whether there is enougi every issue of paper currency VIU.AGE CLUB—St John's Village—Fern Park—meet 1st demand to warrant Issuing $ ever circulated in the United Thursday & 3rd Thursday-7:30 P.M. notes again. Now that the $2 bit States, including fractional has lost its buying power, it jusi WINTER SPRINGS SENIOR CITIZEN CLUB—Highlands Club currency; errors and may be discovered that we dc House—.675 Shepard Road-4th Friday-10:30 A.M. misprints; military certificates need such a denomination, YOUNG AT HEAflT—St. Andrews Presbyterian Church.-99l3 •and encased postage stamps, It . t good Bear Lake Road—Forest City-2nd Thursday of the month 1:00 also includes a very cornauthority that the Bureau ol P.M. prebensive coverage of special Engraving and Printing ha currency issues from Alaska, anticipated the new Treasury Hawaii and the Philippines. move and engravings for a $ The author has carefully bill are indeed underway, jusi Gas Once Useless provided a rarity scale where in case. rarity affects the value, plus the CHICAGO (All) - If waiting according to World Book EnPARAMOUNT AVERAGES established market values on in line for gasoline makes you cyclopedia. Because it burned MARCH 15, 1974 each note In Fine, Very Fine, lose your sense of humor, try to slowly, It was used to light COPPER COINS Extra Fine and New Condition. remember that the precious lamps, heat homes and cook The book with its 400plus fuel was once considered use- food. Gasoline, too, was a reNo appreciable increase was black and white illustrations is less, finery by-product. Because it noted in the Copper Portfolio very well written and should In fact, until the automobile exploded when ignited, It was for March 1, 10 and 15. prove tobe the leading guide for cam' along kerosene was the often dumped into rivers and major product of oil refineries, creeks for disposal. .— — - ,• -— — — — i.ur ni JAYI!I — — 919 W. Highway 436 Altamonte Springs, Fla. Member F D P.0 WINTER PARK STORES 7th Street—Chuluota --meet 3rd Thursday of the month at 6 P.M. With pride and reverence, ** FOOD CENTRAL S .-- 00ou aq'3 ' an IS uill be your only proof of your contribution for income tax pur- % AND ignition CORN ST * c ai information on ho niiuh extra QUiSTt(IN : Do s "u e are paying for the "co-called" safely improvements on the 1971 cars? Bureau (4 Labor Statistics iBISi reports that THINGS TO SEE. - - 1fttivities time BITING—THERE'S PLACES TO GO AND - - - DontgIvruntilyauknowthefncts.Ifynuhavcaqucflonabout , n i'rganizations background or your Chamber l Commerce can give you information on local organizations or groups or you may write to the organization's national tleadquarters and ask. A reputable charity will answer you. Always get a receipt. This is especially important twn money is being collected door-to-door. Unless you pay by check, a receipt Knew if) vu are buying or contributing. Often charitable *cganiiatiens will ask you to buy an it.ern as a contribution. Ac. ticdinu!toFederal tax laws.you can deduct from your income tax usilv that portion not in payment for an item or service. If an organization sends you an item by mall asking that you bu it as a charitable contribution, you may keep the item if you do iIIi wish to contribute. According to Federal postal law, at'ythini that is sent to you unsolicted by mail may be considered it gift for u hich yeu do not have to pay. Remember to question tvlephonesolicitors. Both profit and non. profit grt'up' frequently t'mph'v handicapped people for soliciting purp4'st's. certain tax -e xempt charitable This year ftc the first rr tleirL' by Intrrr:al R€'cnuc Scrvne i I U.S -rgatiza ti tnprovidc information t4i the Aay they spend their money. Tt*y are to outline hew much they spend for fund raising and tiow i'4uct' for charity. IRS plans to pass this information on to state 1ficlaIsIbn can evaluate it and take action topro'ectconsumers t lien necessary. big THE WEATHER IS GOOD—THE FISH ARE - I, P after your - -- 830.0503 EVERY ALCOHOLIC - are ri. - . Call "4 be I . BECAUSE ! - domestic hot water. .tt 11IC ad said, "If there is a drinking problem in your home, the Al-Anon Family Group may able to he lp you solve your side of the Problem." - start - to use your air conditionig if your this summer air conditioning heats your . !' " WHY7 - You Can Af f ord - . FOOT. - women ____________________________________________________ . . - 7 service mind. "I learned of Al-Anon through Ill) mother-in-law who had seen their ad and phone number in a nc'' aper, she ep1aineol. just plain inconvenient to visit previously all-male sancthe dealer after the warranty tuarie.s, the showroom and the has run its course, service department, as New car dealerships are Some dealerships are at- salespeople and service ad. having to change some of their tempting to alleviate a bit of visers. images and not simply this problem by offering a fiveThe industry has found LYlE SUFFIELD because sales are down. year, 50,00miIe warranty on women to May 24 be exceptional in Dealers are finding that their the drive train providing sercustomer-relations work, — 675 service departments are in vice is done at the dealership. Shepard Road So, as Women play a more Winter Springs 10:30 A.M. Anthony trouble and that women are A management consultant and more prominent role in Ortenzi Money management the becoming more and more feels that new car dealers need selection and care of the family important in the industry, a whole new Image for their car, May 2.8 will play more and First off, nationally, new car service departments and that more of a role in new car OVER 50 CLUB meet at All Souls Church Sa nford 10:30 dealers are attr acting only 20 the entire operation sho ul d be dealerships. A.M. per cent of their new car sales run on an appointment basis. Now, if the dealers could only customers back to the service This may be a June 4 in the solve the department deparünents, according to a right direction, but It's a SANFORD SENIOR CITIZEN CLUB meet at the Civic Center recent survey, far cry problem as easily... from solving a big problem. - noon bag lunch Film Q. I'm having a rather Sanford and the Naval In order to show a good Academy. profit, Many car dealers, however, unusual problem with my car. dealers need to raise this figure are moving in the right The engine seers to hold back to 35 per cent. The increase, direction to take care of the June 5 every once in awhile, then however, mist be with four or increasing role women are I3IIAM TOWERS CLUB meet in the surges forward. What is the parlor 10:00 A.M. five-year-old automobiles playing In the selection of a new cause of this? - B.D., Santa rather than new cars under car. June 6 Ana, Calif. warranty. Sales charts have revealed ALTAMONTE SPRINGS FRIENDSHIP tiucet at The reason is simple. 'i'he that women A.It could be any one of a AltalOOk' Springs Civic Center AILUIOUte Springs thinking about 10:30 average amount spent In p arts number of things. It could be a bag lunch such things as automatic gaines and labor for a one or two-year- transmissions, power steering, defect in the system SOUTH SEMINOLE SENIOR CITIZEN CLUB - meet at 1:00 old car is only $97 per year. A Power brakes and the like when impeding the spark, some P.M. at the 1st Federal Savings & Loan Building lit. 436 - 320 three-year-old car, oil the other they purchsse a car before tiy restriction in the carburetor or W. Semoran Blvd. Alta monte Springs hand, needs $270 in parts and even mention color and VILLAGE CLUB interior the fuel line or a weak fuel meet at St. John's Village Fern Park labor; a four-year-old car $297 appointments. pump. 7:30 P.M. Happy hour every Thursday morning at 10:00 A.M. annua lly, and a five-year-old Women ha ve made It known Automotive questions of vehicle, p15. that they aren't going to walk 7 general Interest will be an . Surveys indicate that 60 to 80 into a dealership that looks TIIIRTY-NINERS CLUB meet at Sts. Peter & Paul Catholic swered in this column. If you per cent of the customers don't dirty or where the Church Goldenrod salesmen have a question about your at 7:30 P.M. go ck to the dealer for service trea ts them like know-nothings. automobile, motorcycle or because they feel he charges And th SPECIAL EVENTS ey aren't going to let recreational vehicle, write: too much. Also, from 60 to 80 their husbands June 1-2 go there, either. Motorways, Copley News per cent feel the dealer is In. Now, dealerships are FE IVAL Zellwood on Route 441 above Plymouth loo king Service, in care of e Sanford different and per cent feel It's For women to jump Take 436 to 441 Luncheon - noon to 9:00 P.M. serving into those Herald unlimited corn on the cob $2.00 per person. - j \ By JAMES A. GROTII The Herald Services - - Mar', the youngest, is ti striking brunet, and looks much more like a college coed than a housewife and mother. WE'RE SINGING O ~ UR SONG AND PATTI NG OUR - I could stop talking and begin to thought they would help him," admitted It was a vicious circle oo year Mary said it took a g d - about the function of this organization had been arranged With two participants. Mar' and Lynn, not their real names, had a quiet serenity, an inner glow that lit their laces and reflected their peace of I I- New car Dealers Changing Imag e tf _ . . svM Seniors . QUESTION: Are high haderial counts dangerous in ground beef? What can be done about them? ANSWER: high bacterial counts are not necessarily a hazard to health as long as the meat is thoroughly cooked before eating and proper handling practices are followed. Ground beef, made as it often isfrom trimmings, has been handled more than other cuts of meat. Grinding exposes more of th e meat surface to bacteria normally occurring in the air, on the butcher's hands and on the equipment. These bacteria are not harmful, but they will cause loss of quality and spoilage if the meat is mishandled. To kecp bacterial levels low, keep ground beef cold f 40legrees F. or lower) during storage and cook it thoroughly. Also, wash your hands thoroughly with soap and hot water immediately before handling ground beef - to make sure you dor.'t spread and bacteria. Don't re-use any packaging materials or utensils which have come in contact with the raw meat, unless they, too, are washed thoroughly with soap and hot water. QUESTION: Recently, many questions have been received concerning charitable organizations that are soliciting contributions either by mall, telephone, or directly from door-todoor. ANSWER: These are some guidelines that will help you in decision on contributions. making 11 r Seminole - inate has a drinking problem. existing coverage against what an illness or accident could cost. It is a good Idea to check with the State Insurance Commission to see if the mail order offer is from a company licensed to sell insurance in Florida and whether the company Is financially sound. QUESTION: Is there a legal ceiling or control on the amount of interest or finance charge for financing an automobile? ANSWER: Yes. This must fall within the maximum set by the State of Florida under the Motor Vehicle Sales Finance Law. This regulation provides for an add-on-rate, which means that the finance charge you pay is Ilgured on the original loan. The finance charge varies with the age of the vehicle. On a new car or demonstrator that has never been titled, the finance charge cannot exceed $8 per year for each $100 of the original loan. If you buy a used car, i any vehicle that has been previously titled), the maximum finance charge per year for each $100 of the original loan may range from: $11 for a car under 2 years old, $15 on one wer two years old but under 4 years old; and $17 for used cars over 4 years old. Although regulations set these ceilings for finance charges on automobiles, you should be aware of the unscrupulous dealer or lender who may try to char ge a ra te that is higher. If and whe n you make a deal, be ce rtain that your contract shows bo th th e true annual percentage rate of interest, the total amount in dollars and cents and the amount of each monthly payment. . Marriages wOUi(l find help of attending meetings before number and pushing down the phone to ring, I was amazed at an alcoholic or he was just assured inc 1 she realized her pill-taking had there." button before anyone had a how quiet and peaceful the plain the meeting was becoim' as much of a problem Mary said "After hearing my problems. chance to answer," Mary answerer was, drinking. llUSbafl(i'S her recalled. 1,1 remember telling her I she told inc where a group in nothing like she had expected, asShe was taking diet pills for "I guess I thought we would "When I finally allowed the didn't know It my husband was my town would be meeting. She pain killers, muscle a circle and energy, sit around in anything she could relaxers discuss our husbands' worst hands on, and had no faults, and It wasn't like that at get her idea how many she (allowed all. daily. "1 was in such a state, I did "1 took them in front of my take UI) BlX)Ut two meetings just getting all my grief and baby, who was almost three, di frustrations out of my system. and even gave hi m a couple of It was the third meeting before baby asprin cacti day because I By DOROTIIYCRYI)ER The Herald Services Thursday, May 23,1974—SC Membership Strictly Limited DOWN TOWP' SANFORD ::::::e: Breathing Machines Member F D. 1 C. . I * THE SUNBANK OF SEMORAN N. A. I I I - 736•3226 1 1 tiveryAnywherein Central Florida I 904 * * * 705 E. Semoran (Oxford Rd. & Hwy. 436 Member F.D.I.C, * - Fern Park MEDICARE SUPPLY CO. 111 East Kentucky Ave., DeLand, Fla. CLIP AND SAVE 1 U I I JOIN NOW DON'T BE DISAPPOINTED Don't set this ad aside, thinking you will loin later. Memberships are limited MAIL YOUR COUPON NOW 'ice our membership list it filled we must return all applications—so hurry! Don't be disappointed I I I I I V To: SHERATON INN DINNER CLUB P.O. BOX 2055 SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Please send me a membership in your Gourmet Dinner Club I enclose $20. MAKE Check or Money Order Payable to GOURMET DINNER CLUB NAME ...................PH.. I ADDRESS ............................... CITY .. .. .. STATE.....Zip �---- - - -. - --=..---_-_ -----I Bad Stocks Tie Up Vast Money Supply DR LAWRENCE E. LAMB By RON WELlS The Herald Services counter( OTC) are virtually with our recommendation and lerent stock issues available not to be identified. "An active companies investigated either unable to deal in their leave It up to him." OTC which are traded only OTC stock will have 20 or more have no viable quoted market sccuri'ies. Shareholders in one-third of occasionally and in small market makers buy as interest maker or only one such market Remember that uranium companies whose stock is amounts or not at all, in a st oc k diminishes so does maker. Smoking "It's impossible to estimate traded In addition, 30 per cent of the mine stock you bought over.e. over-theOTC cannot find a One of the best-known of the number of market makers. how much money is tied up or counter back In 1951 for $2S trading market, according to these "no-trade" stocks is Market makers always try to 1irmns, 642 of them, had a per has been lost in worthless, Problems share that was quoted last week trade' or t he survey of 2,176 represen. TraveLodge International keep in stocks which are :c- reduction in th e number of 'hardl y-t ra d e' oc broker.dea!ers making viable at three-eighths, tative OTC Firms included in the which was recently purchased tire." stocks," said a stockbroker at form plugs, or in other words tq The Herald Services how about those • diamond Thus the Taplinger survey quoting markets in these stocks Taplinger survey, by a Japanese cartel that had Bateman , Ei c hl e r . start the formation of blood lull, mine shares? Wasn't that mine Of these, 33 per cent, or 718 of the stock delisted making it indicates that two out of three durui the l:t 12 mrth DEAR DR. LAMB— clots. This is very important located somewhere close to Richards, Inc. 04111ta large them, have no viable quotable virtually untradable and k Sometime ago I read your since It demonstrates how Huitl&rn's Bay? And didn't your nstionsl bro erage firm, in an market makers. Market worthless to those who hold column about the man who had cigarette smoking can lead to neighbor once offer you $20 for intervie w. makers are those firms or in- shares. • • • p E his legs amputated because he an increased incidence olblood your 2,000 shares because he "This isn't tosay that all OTC dividual broker-dealers who Approximately another 33 per would not quit smoking, riots in the arteries to the heart, liked the colors and fancy issues are bad but they are agree to buy or sell if given cent, or 714, have only if single Would you please clearly the brain or in vessels in the engraving and he wanted to more speculative and most of company's stock at aspecific market maker, explain why smoking caused legs. it also tells you how ninny paper his den wall with them? the companies listed there are quote. If this market maker dropped this problem requiring leg cigarettes are safe for a pe rson Don't feel bad because you're small local outfits," he said. Wi th no market makers, this out, these companies' shares amputation' My husband to smoke — the answer is none. not alone. According to a "We don't make it a practice of means that one out of three of also would become almost smokes from one to two packs a A single cigarette can cause the survey just completed by Wall recommending t() many OTC these issues cannot be traded, impossible to trade, according day. He is bothered by leg increased clotting reaction, If Street SurveysWSS), it stocks to our client but if a [ FURNITURE lest estimates put the number to the survey. cramps. Some time ago his Just one clot forms in the wrong division of Robert S. Taplinger, client is determined to put- of actively traded OTC issues at "If there is a buyer and a SALES ankles swell ed and stayed that place, you can ha ve a problem. Inc., New York, thousands of chase shares of one we supply between 5,000 and 6,000 but seller then brokers will make a way for a long time. After that So, since your husband Americans who own stock in. him with all the information brokers point out that there are market for an OTC Issue," said CASSELBERRY y 17.92 his left leg swelled, and he was already has a blood clotting tended to be traded over-the- there is available on it along between 30,000 and 40,000 dif- the REIIR broker, who asked treated for blood clots. He is 64 problem. I think he should quit and has a peptic ulcer. I try to smoking right now. I don't watch his diet, lie wont quit mean taper off or cut down, I smoking because of the ulcer. mean quit completely and Hc can take a little Maalox forever. along hnd get by. He said he It will cut (town his need for nild try to quit'inoking if Maao, ii he thought the, leg problems DEAR DR. l.AMR— I have ,- ere caused by smoking. read that grapefruit burns up DEAR READER— Your fat and is therefore excellent husband has two problems that for weight reduction. Please should require him to quit explain this myth, or truism. smoking NOW, not to mention DEAR READER— You were the dangers of lung disease and right the first time. It is a myth' heart disease. I refer to the or, in plainer words, pure ulcer and the leg problems. hokum, 7 01 01,010 The case I wrote about was a The calories in grapefruit are man with Buerger's disease, a still calories and contribute to disease that causes thickening the total number of calories of the arte ries in the legs and eaten. They do have a relatively bl ocks the circulation, low calorie content per weight 45 More importantly, a recent or bulk, and they are good food, study by Dr. Peter Levine at but that is as far as It goes. For We have on hand or rolling, over 10.000 folding chairs which we Tufts-New England Medical information on losing weight, bought before the recent price increases We honestly don't ever expect Center has demonstrated that write to me in care of The to buy these cha;rs at this price again' Even during the depression we smoking increases blood Sanford Herald, P.O. Box 1551, never bought a chair this good at these prices Freight rates are up clotting. Here is how it works. Radio City Station, New York, nearly double Steel prices are up from 10 to 30% Our operating costs There are some very small cells N.Y. 10019 and ask for the SAVES WALLS areup 20to 35 AND WE EXPECTANOTHER 1OTO 20%INCREASE n the blood called platelets. booklet on losing weight. ON THESE PRODUCTS WITHIN THE NEXT FEW WEEKS We urge When opened and rear lee They are impGrtant in forming Enclose 50 cents to cover costs. are against *all, the back. every church. School Board, governmental unit or even a home that a DlooU clot wflenever We need a yr. LaniD welcomes rest remains 01(1)1% 1W1Y , ..-.. needs as few as 4 chairs, to buy this high quality chair now It is the hils. , clot to stop bleeding. The clots questions from his readers, but f r om wall, protecting it (J\ , hair we know of where the manufacturer guarantees it against __-----ct DELUXE TUBULAR STEEL Irorn unsightly tub marks that cause blockage of arteries because of the volume of mail "I" • . manufacturing defects for ten years! No other and bruie% ''' •. . - . -• FOLDING CHAIR In heart attacks and similar he cannot answer personally. company with whom we deal comes anywhere near problems are largely composed Questions of general interest ,. , this guarantee The manufacturer's list is $7 20 'ITH EXTRA IAV of blood platelets, will be discussed in fut ur e . • George Stuart's net cash SALE PRICE is only $3 89 Dr. Levine's study showed columns. Write to Dr. Lamb In . . ' S PADDED each when packed in cartons of four that within five minutes of care of The Sanford Herald, ELASTIC BACKED smoking a single cigarette the P.O. Box 1551, Radio City — Ava,isbi• in t NYL THID '.. platele ts began to clump and Sta tion, New York, N.Y. 10019. Tan Gr..n, C 101J 61AC11 101 OR F MORE L S Buy ) - NAlks INC D ' • Top Quality Tubular Steel raiding Chairs ' at Prices Quoted Many Months Ago! - - • - . -- • . ' • '- • -' - LJJ Interest Rates Appear SALE cc. r Regular $7 Higher Than Most Know NEW YORK AP - High as tinational corporation exthey are, those rising interest plained: rates being reported day after "It is difficult for a company day are even higher than is im- to maintain the precise coinmediately obvious, in some in- pensating balance so you try to stances by very substantial, keep a bit more on deposit. And and for some borrowers, crib- that means your effective rate cal amounts. is higher still." Interviews with bankers and The situation is causing considerable Fear and frustration borrowers indicate that rates among corporate borrowers are even higher for many cornand some lenders, too. And to ponies. Sound but not prime borrowers generally must pay 1 some, real distress. or 2 per cent over the stated The prime lending rate for prime rate. the best corporate customers IS Thus, some concerns now are now between 11.25 and 11.40 per cent at big national banks, but paying more than 15 per cent to borrow from banks, and 20 per relatively few customers re- cent or more to borrow from big ceive those rates. More likely Finance companies that offer they pay close to 14 per cent. loans secured by equipment The reason Is a custom called and accounts receivable. the compensating balance that Even at bank rates in excess equires corporate borrowers to of 15 per cent. many corporate keep on deposit—earning no in- borrowers still cannot be certerest—between 10 to 20 per t,am that rising borrowing costs cent of the loan's face value. In end there. theory, this compensates the Traditionally, when a cornleder for various services— pany borrowed at a specified advice, collection, bookkeeping interest rate it could be certain and the like. ti,at its money costs would be a The added expense for bor- certain number of dollars for a rowers doesn't end there. The certain period of time. That treasurer of a well known miii- certainly no longer exists. ' b, Chairs can be ganged to- Realty large gether by four trame silt - in S -_ r elatively small areas chairs. These are attached of floor space. per nuts *ider anus to front and rear legs as MONDAY S F R IDAY I IS s a is 5 pm Tull WID, THURS. SAT t,Sp. Heay 1 *WW W7 ii 42 4 o operate callers eels Beige finish Mfr r ORGE STUART'S Shipping weight 45 lbs each ""J • sturdy, top quality. I SALEL4* FOLDING TABLES. SALE S637 we Al t'i p (50 CapacIr Car Truck a1so ava ilable on factor, st;rrlrt direct from the factory to you at a net cash price of $42 57, freight colic? Theon an,daritifoir t Lel ,,,a fi,t iow t 191 10 ,,...,,ht tQ Ii ,',,, icr t smooth tan finish hi'dboard ':ps. or hIgh pressure mar proof. stain proot a i to clean laminate tops meeting tti rrcst Size 30*12' vnpf seat and back coves IOaI Non sawers tlr sticking chairs have rin ' d standards Edges made *ilt alt round vinyl bumper Tmold 'a hch High grade construction "lard ward top tables have beige frvres ran Linen Piitit Top Tables have W.PRISSURE Ii !. and with long teilt. j Available in sottds, plaids, thecks, f totals. I. 1 Western Cowboy Cut / Jean J - Good looking - - Vertile - SAlE p 59Ibs $5400 So- 30*96" 11 Ills 6250 miss ut fib Ills '6450 Site 36i96" 82 Ihs '17 OP P,.,.s 1 ., .Pi-'t.4J 770"J . machines. two and save the broken carton charge - _ 136*96" packed singly I "-: adding machires telephones. sewing machines, etc — Heavy gauge steel s I flj5 L'nvenient shelf fort' ( ALE books Tan finish --Easily assenihled ,_,._...-.-- . ' ' S. Adjustable Steno Chair helps eliminate fatigue. - , Has f i nger tip S *jy adju s tment hie,, steel frame bonded foam rubter :- 1f ". , 'E • ORLANDO. FLA C..,.a)7 1241 - 4J./ i4, *7th thick seat Of DESK STAND e. vt t. drawirl tot sta tionery. plus pencil and clip 'ia 21 tugti. 30'1 Wide. I I deep Shp wi 26 lbs p,tfr STUART'S List 12100 SALE PRICE $1995. PRICE $2995 • ' MI. (iii $5095 GEORGE SALE o*I - - IWO FP(( STOALSIOL PARKING LOTS di-A "1 39 SALE Peg 15C J" *idt 17 deep Diami PRICE S1S9S h $ *&*iv.,Ol *1 " 441t ' .'-'*# n 1• tur CCII dtvilaon of Lit tcn lrtiustrt alii O,5.. tJ.t.'.d4 bail A tZpanol - 14795 added for broken cartons Order in multiples of Itrptimdu 133 EAST ROBINSON ST 13995 They are sturdy and heavy- duty enough to use as a work table, or for office 1toi oiA "A little out of the way but come and We are located exactly 4 miles West of 1.4 Exit on SR 44. Turn Right on Dirt Road Size 36*12" 3285 1 13995 so if we ship, a service charge of $5 wi ll be town shipments. please order in muttiplesof live chaos. Shiptng weight 16 pounds each WILCO SALES CORP save." Keep coming—You can't Size 30x72*' Sunday Schoos, for the office, the classroom or any place you need a large table. for typewriters Priced right at the regular price of $21 10 but a tremendous bargain at our special Sale Price of 512 95 Packed S to a carton Pick up one or more at our store tot your home or office On out of 2895 LAMINATED PLASTj.c.JQ,EJ ALL PURPOSE STANDS I2 1 more) These tables are packed two to a carton •-- - $4080 $4650 beautiful Imperial Walnut finish trimmed in ebony blach for conference tables, " Ph, 322-6870 ' SALE * ' PRICE ''Pick up at our warehouse (one. or a dozen or - -_=-= t We particularly I ecommend these high-grade laminate plastic tops with the Ideal for home, office, student Conitririable MIt Lilt 59 lbs 11 lbs Site 30'x96" :r:re frames imperil Walnut Plastic rap Tables hi,i black frames George Stuart's quality stacking chairs. ft Weight Each t aee pricesl iAflAfiOJP.S , -u - ' 0ncrptn a floor 3!Ci Of Orr i easily over your boots. 9r;tt is yoked. tapered -- ".. Reg $40 80 Superior appearance long kit, and trouble tee service are assured by advanced tech uts at deIgn and workmanship 7 1) S 95 Unusually SALE PRICE $3637 each As space ,',tin'ff)rn "350" blue t,/111 e d ion on Marring glides The rugged.heavy .'eight jean of Wrangler ~, S 1k 25-Capacity (Aa Wl o Speeds se - Paddling is . PRICE $9 75 each f t w i #4 unis if Ii da \\ I ..• yet takes UpTq clamps for each three i,.iiJfl ccntemporary IIphflg S turdy western shirt ccmbo. Shirt GEORGE STUART'S SALE -.--.---------------.- STORE HOURS GANGING construct on Heavy gauge chiornt example is this classic cowboy cut eaii and denim is designed to 20 $hip,, Weight 45 Psv'ids pu callsm of I can 1 719;i\ 60 'In Car The Western Look,., by Wrangler give you so much style and value for your - ) J I1{j43 taØ t ,'t, ji) , 5SC uniia i.v ni rvI "s%L.0 W* sa; ' t.tI'.S -• Yo'....._In, 7J4 J4 - - , !ir utiiti'i Thurciiy, Mi1 It' rru1iuI :1:1, 1i.t �2—The Sanford Herald - ------ - - Thursday, May 23. 1974 ----------------------- - — - S ARM ;-a-' Visit Area Campgrounds fl JAN1-: t%Ssl:l.H1•:flflv Roger Per.i, owner t 12 camping. A ss iiuiiitng pool. ileralil Slaff %Sritvr Oaks Campground Sit 4t,piayround. shuffleboard and es t of 1-4. reports his horseshoes arc uiong (lit \1.in ( fir ii F leridi ins titiint ss is up 10 per cent over at ti hit S who like to get i i from it last t ir Those are 150 ( onp St.111111111c, on Wt ki all without the trouble and shaoltMI sites available for LIII llit's'r flii:ail is ,i:irtia'sil,srlu epen.se of traveling a long tpo of recreational vehicles, jx;pular wilt; fishermen due t o distance, are discovering calliper traders .uid tents A its riverfront lot-'ltlon Cit. the The Sanford Herald -- Km "A N '. - - I it :.-.- - Vacation Has Food As Major Expense If you're looking for an and is a great help. In its G i n g c r ii r ea (l w it Ii nonfat dry milk Me'atlo*f sandwiches ' cup peeled chopped Inexpensive vacation for the airtight packets, the dry iiiilk Powdered Sugar 10 slices whole wheat bread 2 cups coffee iiiLr family. laily, ty it cabin in the can't go sour, liquefies in4 8-ounces glasses instant 30 's'' slices meatloaf Recipes follow 3* cup ii medium) sliced %(KKLs—or choose a campsite stantly when stirred into cold nonfat dry milk 4 tbs. mayonnaise Groceries for this day's zucchini of your own, preferably close water. 2 cups coffee meals were purchased in a 2 tablespoons Ii flu' I to a stru-arii and far from the /t F I'l':1t)( IN SNgt( 'K If ' iii don't walut the bother Pt'aclws --1 fresh or 16 oi. siiperiiiar ket in I os Angeles, chipped onion telephone'. I liking, Fishing atal of building a camp fire every I For children) uan Ca., tin February 12, 1974, for i cup Italian salad other outdoor activities are 2 apples time yaU ,00k, look into the 4 Oatmeal cookies a total of 5.06. dressing 2 8-ounce glasses instant almost free, leaving food as efficient outdoor cooking units 4 8-ounce glasses instant 'i teaspoon salt your only real expense. With sold at camping equipment non fat (try iiiilk nonfat dry milk N6—WIl.T SAIl/tI) I. teaspoon pepper vacations it pays to plan stores, There's 2* cups a i Makes n alcohol Gently m all ingredien ingredients ahead in more ways than one, ltJM1I burning Storm Kitchen which 1tKEA'AST 1 2-3 cups I I4z ounce can i in bowl. Marinate 1 hour in 1 2 sandwiches for Father, 3 From the budget stand- IS used by the Swiss ariiiy, 4 packets instant breakfast drained sliced baby tomatoes refrigerator or cooler. Stir 4 R-ounce glasses instant point, you'll be happy to hear which ought to be reference each for the others ('Up chopped celery ocu'a-iiunally, nough. It includes a stove that you can Feed a family of two adults and two pre-teen iriit, a teapot, it fry pan and o kettles. A brand new iteni children three vacation meals plus an :ifternoon snack for IS the Zip Stove, powered by a just five dollars it day. Use the single flashlight battery. ThLs menu which follows as a battery operates it small Fan planning guide. These meals situated under a receptable are planned not just to save for briquets or ood. Light money and taste good but also your fuel with Lighter fluid, Sheoah G Club to follow the Federal Food and stand back! The fan and Drug Administration's action turns this small It ceo in inc n de d I) a II y heating unit into a torch. For A Short Time Only You Are Invited 11 Allowances of all nutrients, providing plenty of heat to took the family dinner easily. When your family To Play SHEOAH At These Reduced Rates: physically active, their Each of these stoves retails nutrition Is eeven more Un- for about twenty dollars. To conserve energy, in. -. porLint than ever. SUMMER SPECIAL GREEN FEES cluding the cook's, it's a good Don't think groceries will be idea to plan as many uric-pot cheaper when purchased dinners as possible. The Memorial Day to Labor Day . . SQ close to your campsite. The following recipe for hash and CL opposite is more likely true. Eggs Florentine does use two Plan to purchase all staples cooking pans, but not ALL DAY GREENS FEE needed For the vacation at sunultaneously; thus, it can ' your regular supermarket be cooked over a single f LI a S4.00 . Weekday . . . . . . . . . and take thwiii with you - Take ticating unit su cti as th e Sti'riii t'IiOugth canned for all Kitchen or Zip Stove, CarWeekend . . . . . . . . a • '6.00 meals, in case fresh fish elude nation Instant non-fat (try '- - -.the mighty fishermen of the miiik, Carnation Instant fitiuiil) Breakfast and Contadina / ------ TWILIGHT GREENS FEE slict'd hab tomatoes are For thirsty tampers or featured in the menus. uIt'Iit'it,us recipes. a time-andAfter 4:00 P.M.. . .. . .A I)INNER space-saver such as Carhash and Eggs Florentine nation Instant multi-fat dry imiulk pa cks i'a'il - stores t i'll NI,-Wilt Sal:iul FOURSOME CART FEE Li , r % \ f'F Snot tit p i Other special and o for rent water itswell as 15 sites for operators ixlIesI in Seniinolc features include biking, tri -t'1 trailers, motor hoiiìes and Vest Volusia Counties Fishing, s%S iiiiiiiing pool, inini. and tents. They cater to area report although the rrvcnt gas goU, playground, recreation residents, who leave their shortage hurt their transient building and sauna baths. catnix-rs on the rented site Irtlocated b usinesssome it also had the year round. Fating areas for ' inearstehis 8 eerse affect, causing area sit group activities are provided muptts on "0 at reS residents to seek n and Sundayworship At tivities available include services. pgrounds closer to home. itin, shuffleboard, Problems faced by nearly ILstm *Pea Valle Family clliptv Orlando area (_ampground is located tin nature paths volley ball and pgrounds, that Springs Road and is over- playground Trailers andWekiwa connected with Wekiva River t'stuiiiate&l the post-Disney iiunt.bonies are available for lM'Uul, .ire not reflected In by t'anal. I liu're are 78 this rent to ttosc ho, lo riot area as local caiiipgrounds •k campsites. a spring-fed snrtni-fed Il ilTIl VIII LduII)I'I '• ' ulepend largely on northern swimnini: lli area, canoes, Adventure ('amps Intervisitors, who spend the w inter fishing, recreation hall. The national Inc. with them anti nearby owners caer t weekend Orange Boulevard in like campers, whocome regularly regulars who like the''Iwace lunroe caters mostly to for %%co--kends and vacations, and qua't. transients, but also offers Most of the area cam- ca iiiping and picnicking With today's campers pgrounds offer special rates facilities to local residents. demanding refinements while and camping areas for family The campground opened a "roughing it" campgrounds grntii caiiiping, which is ear and a hall ago on a offer on-site water, electricity Ix't'otning more popular with heavily wooded 21kacre site and sewage disposal in admany churches and with 10 acres developed For di tion to -recreation and organization. laundry facilities. 1920 spaces for tent and trailer Now -, .. '.4f , ' - •, '- '1'; L ' t- m — • ' , . • - '- I — . At. ti, I jv 01 • ••_:; ' '-' .""- - KAMI'ER'S KOVE CAMPSITE'S Rv velI-st(K'ke(I lake ff You f Prefe, Real rhioft'y— real peo. Pie's people able to understand real money needs. If'e're here to help and ,,ç:ulc' )'OII Person. to-person. FISHING AND BOATING FEATURED - at Camp Seminole on Wekiva River - - -:-.-- E13 CAMPERS ENJOY REFRESHING DIP ...In Adventure Camps pool •• Sandwich And Your Favorite Beverage S CAMP SEMINOLE HOME FOR CAMPERS & FISHERMEN Prices Start At 122,000. AND Don't Forget You Can Become * f' A Part Of SHEOAH. Applications Are Being Accepted For Annual Greens Fees. Campers Supplies Individual, Family And Corporate Plans Camping Sites Boat Launching One Dollar Are Available 2.50 Per Night Fishing Licenses NO ALCOHOLIC Sheoah Golf Club - - - BEVERAGES ALLOWED rip Seminole, Owned & Opvr- tcJ by Ottis & Irene Faulk Located On Wekiva Park Drive Off Hwy. 46; S Miles West Of 1.4 On The Wekiva River. "k i Box lH Sanford Ph. 322-4470 - & CATERING TO FAMILY GR()IJPS 1' - Canoe Rentals Church Service MEMBER THE ATLANTICGROUPOF BANKS IN FLORIDA Browse Through A Beautiful Condominium , BOAT RENTAL All Reconditioned Boats. With New Motors. Hot Showers, Laundry, Dumping Station. K MEMBER F.D IC, - - - - OR MODERN HOUSEKEEPING COTTAGES by day, week or month 01 Ziatttur&AtIantie —w, While At SHEOAH You Can Enjoy A WEKIVA The Atlantic Banks Help •'!!.'-•-- For 18 Holes ....... On The Pollution Free Spring Fed LOANS FOR EVERY PURPOSE -.17 i I,' ?\ ii__ Return To Nature - -' tf ,- • f Each Cart In Foursome 7. L ei Thursday1 May 211974-3 The Way Golf Was Meant To Be ' \J Hwy. 17-92 On SR 434 Winter Springs One Mile East Of Golf Club 831-2277 - I Condominium 831-2200 (Prices Subject To Change Without Notice) p �- - - - -- -------- 4 - --- - - -- ---. - 1F - The Sanford Herald Old Scarves Key To Banner Fashions Tea Helps Quench Summer ' s Th irs t i :•b-:. ,i- in&irv' YIflfl f!I11 .. WU !aI!rC 5j. 1m 11 3U !VL tva i';I14S. •1tS .2i1 tJIZmÜL1 -amit i. Sij 1$ :_ • *ZZ-12U J1UW Ir2 nugit ri tt r um ZZ 1tM ii .i 9*C 3umtL 111MC Acme wth- lnflarra JrL e. . & Cr 2. - 4 , 3, UUht v i"rrn __ __ IM0 Ia II i•. tv•i..- A _ flInt le5 I1Th.IT 1U1" 1I&V niirvr Z1Lfl .-. mama . ' That Make Budget Scrimping Unnecessary E ' tIW i: u 4i / fli4f 2t 1 PAW !2U1 it .'rMi. ii ftX W7 IFArb Ww%C, bit i r wi it ttig latofAao.r, 1d 1 UW *lft svtt 111•.. fl =nxipidt9ji *3tf uw ,iw ? Aw fl f*=J;.w idol r w".t if t 3' ft ur1*r iLIL .. •via akat ,A thZ1ie_ 4A• 4 1tM*i4$ ri- U2L am 2,V0 trs: C',itcj çi J( !J cm flIntV4L 4 Icatopum , ••f -lemur )J 3 watt (w1-. (g*4y •gç 4 taá.t EbNJ•flI tR1••t3 v3&Lw*td IVd r fr pmr rCi 4 atL rd -. aa -_____ WA tht a.tka.i f rt f C171C *$ F• 1LJ$•4uIctr& da. tTJ1IS flitJ!TL W Jjt? IT1IaL t!t mi,yt 4 ~ 1, T rti • mL vat D iX1ti. ii za lwint It ni dTI yI 211 ltw mi rws ti an lea. *.1 INC. -tt i a. fmw •-. ut4ni:.-r4. .tU * uwt*m .ht1 -" frim pa ir $1-42Te UUEt a-'et i. ma 'The U -;ir :•-'• - IT'S WATER. The skin's own moisture holds a summer tan in place. To save your tan, keep skin moisturi74d with daily applications after Snacks For Beach SIIIIWt'IS rnift 4tt1. it ii*ztti 2M - t ani -IM14 iigo= am -M- tow W zu -. . • \ -t_.•_.. 2=preL !.Ig!t iw 23I uô h1t 3*-i it in= amt ____ 1itM nmc f ff-2. -1 S.7 L - ..'• -. -S -• • sair u 13* 3Ut- . WflUh! 1.c 1iThi4ia..c t t1 tW 1iØi It3L 1T uruluim *itt hef 4um nit - rumThaw. aitt yff • - __ - - •• - -- - -- - TL --. -- :Summer s — S. - -. . - • - F= £TTH . fflIfl1fl4 - ,,.• -- Looks I • P't : • - g CuShJOfl Americas best-saig tTeIstOm C A ar ir — I - .- ."— -. /71 12 18 '74 14 A Bi c-t)h: :J it cz b- cycles 157F1T w $5IUT pw lilt 11111or" at La tre aw to L1 -3'i t331 . Liarvi vt *r ZW • :: ' V Z? M Sze am tvf%t? .x x7t15 atrn ca J ( ) r! :•k-' '• lie fr ri& • I ..•_, •.. 11111, An Raleigh - ,• 1 __ g , '- '- M S - O ae '•., ' ' J*- itz :It, lwl!m )3It Ztie t iW 3It W :zaiDi will uP..t - - j.•... g / .4 as • - : .•.J .. • sunniest--a — •: - .. : $ S .m Y — vf'ww a Liect,iiie an instant halter top. lie two ends loosely around the neck so the scarf falls into a soft cowl. Roll It up frcom th tttoiia until midriff is hare, then tie those two ends behind your back. Vitla! Ford poncho style top, fold a large square scarf on the diagonal. Make a hole for the head in the center of the fold. Put it over your head and arrange the scarf so that there Is one point in the center of the body, both front and back. When the scarf is tacked together under the arm, )ou'll have a Iloaty, pointed sleeve. Edge it in embroidery to emphasize the unusual shape. and square off the neckline in more of the SiiiIi& embroidery. Sew the overblouse together at the waist, and run a drawstring waistband through a casing if you like.lht. ;xncho tan tie sewn together at the sides, or left open and worn with a matching bra top underneath. Scarf separates have plenty of zing and cling. You don't want any extra bulges to spoil the effect. Get yourself, as well as your wardrobe, into shape fast All weather coals area g(xl investment. Many are reversible, others are bonded knits. A coat with zip-in-or-out lining is a great traveler if ur trip Likes )ou into (litli'ft';it climnatt's ArnuseThe Children S And EnjoyVacation : . - . • uunmit I;i . - charming patio hostess costume. Just mid a lullsleeved peasant blouse and gypsy earrings, Cottonhari4laIIflilS make iiiarvelous bikinis. Stick to dark patterns so your suit won't be see-through when you get out of the pool. You may even want to make it double. Test fabric for transparency when wet before sewing. For the latest look in after-swimnwcar make yourself a long skirt to wrap around the bikini perhaps in a contrasting color of the same cotton print, Tie it over one hip, and leave it open at the side to show plenty of suntanned leg. A 36' silk square scarf can do 40 _ 1LImw1a 1 - k,cjC -U aaat 7t rt rn;. J - NEW SUN-PROOFING lq If you're like most smart American women, you're going to be thrifty when you plan your suimner wardrobe, ItJt V(ati don't 11;1ve to let that Put a crimp in your style if you have a little sewing knowtua mor a friend who hasp. (lk't all the scarves that sperul their time in cupboards or drawers the Christmas neckwear, the saris that never quite made It to the dressmaker, the bandannas ) our teenage daughters have outgrown. Mix fabrics and patterns will-nilly for a "crazy quilt" skirt. If there's enough of this scarf patchwork, make a maxi shirt and a matching triangle for a headscarf and you have a -- Handy Jars Great Ia' uai .ut.t Ir i*n it. be Thursday, May 23, 1974- 5 a motor or trip with the children this year or even just a long ride to grandpa's house' Why not make it a fun trip? It's easy, if you simply think things out in advance and eliminate many of the tense and trying moments. For example, here's one suggestion that's a sure-lire guarantee to ease traveling when with pint.sizers: traveling by car, especially when the miles will be piling up, try to keep your moppets amused. A pair of binoculars or a kaleidoscope Is one way of keeping them busy. Another good device for oct-upying the youngsters over Long periods of time are ViewMaster stereo viewers and reels. M anufactured by GAF orporation, View-aster M viewers are easy to Use. They have been entertaining Planning camping C children for over 35 years in homes, doctors' offices, barber shops and the like, so it's no wonder they can also be used in the back seat of the car when the kids begin to get restless. Children merely aim the viewer toward light to enjoy the realism of the threedimensional, lull-color scenes. Battery-operated and sound reproducing models are also available. Moreover, the viewers can be educational as well as entertaining. A complete library of over 500 different packet titles is available from which to choose subjects in such broad categories as United States and World Travel, Fairy Tales, TV Show Time and the World of Science. Each packet contoins tee 7-scene reels (21) pictures in all) with many accompanied by Informative story folders. V Vlk *LV THE WAY TO ENJOY • •. : --r- • v :i -p I't- iz • $l - - - •: .- ...-'- . -; GREAT ____________ __________________ •' . ..• L SPOM GIADUATtON GIFT an __________________ _____________ - 5.L D'U'; • -, • i'-'r C :. IJr. - • •- .l#' S. - . ': k4 r .-.. . Fait ••'4= S: * • •IRld •-. 5.r è.r g - - : 1 IL M., id j - ':•-:-, 9 !' so - '-,, 1095 - ,....-__\,, , , J 7+4M UIEEK DWSY • - i . . •''.4 , - - • — " . ,,, .4. ._r-' #--:- • ._. , ' • & ••'- • $ -, _______ • ______________________ -f-STj OL L- Ave. 322.4751 .- .- S S • • -. -• • • 1: S • P.-.-., . . '' ••, le. $ () (p GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE 553 W. FIRST ST. SANFORD PH. 312.2*21 -r- A filmd 0*1 S ,: $r Shop wew .• •.. • v. voli '1 •• -. END ALIGNMEN'r v • • ••- ' • • -:nr! 9D91WL -. 40 'i:-. ...• t S umed. ID H. r p: " Comm .. S 0 • -I MF & OIL CHANGE— AL -!•q_2 I- :a-z 95 - k. L't-!at tr-tu ENGINE TUNE-Up BRAKE DVERHWL FiTAe1.j M Wj dc M. LTL, &ZLW FLu:. • FOR FREE BROCHURE WRITE: P.O. Box 40 Osteen, Florida 32764 6 Miles East of Sanford on State Hwy. 415 228 E. FIRST ST. PH. 322.3524w • ' , Telephone Charlie or Laura (305) 322-6077 - .5.. '1 ..... ....... .. • ,$•. - ............ 4- �6-- The Sanford Herald Thursday, May 23, 1974 The Sanford Herald Space Coast, Outpost Of Future H ;l-EN I%U i C You'll Find Tradition In Big Bend I tI Signed .t'- .ifl .du .jt1,riil flti,f the e .-ntr In ttrli most tinfa:tu'netl jewelry, getii.s and a balmy fl l&'res- \:ultr tiknj 'f project, vorking cluseh with tcclineIog and nature, space purtant news datelines. rare porcelain dating back to enjoy surf, pier and bridge the state and federal vehicles hurl men toward the fishing. The city Is noted for Through the news media, 1662. A sun-drenched cnUage of governments to produce moon, while a rich variety of millions of people around the The Space Coast corn- its excellent saltwater trout past, present and future alligators and crocodiles for wildlife peacefully coexists world have occupied front. munity of Cocoa Beach fishing, both from the Banana awaits the visitor to Florida's commercial use. Ross Allen. nearby, row-seats, cheering on the spectahies in the outdoor life. River and from the various Space Coast, where the one of the world's foremost keep Sea hrt'tte T1 I . t Ii, t wind through Ut)Sprawlin ah the Iitsttrie pioneering, Mcrrur thurakr;tu roar of :nisik's ticr'tulugist', considers lk.*cti's av.'rage temperature residential areas. orbital flights, the heart. . banks of the Indian River_ t the. t'i,tch.r ,, .... ator JWiIe woe- -. me mast stopping Apollo ance-skt!py fishing ii;'g; beautiful alligator farm in town of Cocoa offers comfort missions and, finally,moon the and serenity within an at. into America's outpost of the America. launching of America's tractive setting. The town future. In 1963, the National situated in the center of the The Space Coast, which and Space famed Indian River citrus ti'rs the entire Brevard Aeronautics Daily tours are conducted Admnirustration, in an effort to industry- . Cocoa's boundary is through the space center, County area, t , d, i midst of technological provide the fullest possible the moss-draped, curving where the public may view progress which is tomorrow, public use and enjoyment of Indian River Road, one of astronaut training facilities, vigorously protected the its lands, established the Florida's most scenic drives, the mammoth Vehicle Assembly natural beauty of its Atlantic Merritt Island National Building and eMIeI between the Indian Wildlife RL'IUgC. uZh1M' launching complexes. (h'can coastal bottler. and Banana flyers stands the Six miles west of Titusville The refuge is unique, for Its Kennedy Space Center. The Visitors Information lies (atnr Jungle, 14 acres of 140,393 acres are situated on gateway to the moon. More Center, where the NASA tours iildlih' The' attraction the ipitinil., Of the Kenne4h than Uitith'cades ago, a group depart. is a museum of spare ...iL -andlrhU't!prtpflt ''I IIIL ii .IIVi II VU 10 the exploration ifl Displays include rocks palmetto scrob to launch, gathered from the moon's ithout fanfare or publicity, surface, the first miiissile from the cape Today, Cape Kennedy is In Cape Canaveral, the The Herald Serb u-es - - -- :• Sandals for the sand. - .p.'. (iaht lovelies for light livina. - (asual footwear for your vacation. At the beach. on the cl-'trce floor or 'ust relaxing at home, 'you'll find just what you need for your travel at KNIGHTS -- fly (il.ENN ('(flJVIIJA)N I The Herald Services - - - . - • 4 • At Its Finest Personality. q; P /1: (4-.1 J1 [•1j ______ _-,J ' ' • ;•. - - - , • - VP , . ,- ,',' •- . , air'4 ' - . I"L( )I II )A 'S lEACl IKS tire a highlight of any visit to the Sunshine State, and have unquestionable appeal to those of all ages. The state is blessed with some :1,(4x) miles of tidal :4mrt'Iine and the beaches remain unchallenged as the number-one tourist attractions. Helps (oIf 'c - arni the echoes of its rustic to Pr ervirit tst*'rIav for l,eautilul natural setting. A pioneer past. 1oiiiorru-. variety of fish, multi-colored Tallahassee, the only limestone focmnations and l'he Spanish explorer The Big Bend, the part of Hernando (IC Soto spent the southern capital east of the petrified bones of prehistoric Florida where the peninsula winter of 1539-1540 near Mississippi River to escape animals may be viewed from curves to meet the panhandle, Tallahassee, and many federal occupation during the ' glass bottom boats, i a Florida that few visitors Iusturiari,; In'li, e (hii; to be Civil War, is the huh the flu St larks has retained its 'xpect to see within the the site of (hi' first Christmas Bend's history amid cultural heritage. The surrounding quaint fishing village atborders of the Sunshine State. ever celebrated within what is There are no palm trees or now the United States. towns of Monticello, Quincy mosphiere and is a favorite a in o n g rolling surf — no Hotel Row or and Madion are still dotted d e s t i n a t i a n Although the capital city with antebellum homes, town Tallahassean,s for a Sunday sprawling tourist attractions. mm (mliii Instead, (tie Big Bend Li lays that squares flocked with afternoon drive. steeped in Deep South "Washington slept here," camellias and magnolias and The St. Marks National hospitality and tradition, with Prince Actuille Murat, nephew a leisurely pare of living. Wildlife Refuge covers 67,000 gentle rolling hills, fragrant of Napoleon, settled and Five miles north of acres of virgin marshland an magnolias and huge live oaks, married (k'orge Maclay State is heavily Ixipulated with trctctiing their xiio.ss-drapcd grandniece in Tallahassee, Carik'ns, planted as a private waterfowl, deer, alligators, branches to extend a welcome blending the flavor of royalty estate garden, covers 308 otters and a few bear. Bald it other side of Florida. to the city's Southern acres of beautiful Dig Bend eagles to (tie art' permanent traditions and heritage. in the heart of scenery with azaleas, residents and Canada geese fig Bend is scenically Princess Murat's restored cwnellias and dogwxi. are among the winter visitors southern Tallahassee, the home now rests on (tieWak ul Ia Spring!, rigs and of the refuge, The St. Mark, seat of Florida's state grounds of the 'Fallatiassee Wildlife Sanctuary, 12 minks l.ighthioust', situated on the gover:uiiemfl. Tallahassee, .in Junior Mu.ieurii, along with a south of Tallahassee, is the point of the coastline borIndian name for ''Old Town,'' 50-acre pioneer mmii world's deepest and largest dt'ring the refuge, is Orie of (hit' still retains the grace of restoration project amid natural spring and offers area's most renowned land. estt'rvear's plantation days museum complex dedicated peace and tranquility' in a marks, Adding Home Patio 1 [HE SUMMER SHOE STORE - • HEY, LISTEN ! Museum of Sunken Treasure allows visitors to step hack 0 years into history, tracing the romance, intrigue and adventure of the early days of Florida. The museum houses a million-dollar collection of treasures from the 1715 shipwreck of Spain's Silver Fleet. •• "- -• ' ,, The attraction features a sight-and-sound program that depicts the loss and recovery of the treasure; a 48-foot replica of the doomed fleet's flagship, the Hampton Court; and gold, silver, hand. jI ( Thursday, May 23, 1974-- 7 *1 0 1 Summer Fun If Mr Blamlings were to (ages E,,iuuik •'niti'rtiimiiiIt'n( Wild his dream house today, t'.ni hi.' more t'mijtivablt• oil*.Ilk' blueprints probably would ikmrs A birthday jir(y on thut' specify a patio --a feature jititi can go it long way muiut'li sought after b con- towards eliminating wear and swners kstking to ImrutumM' a tear on the 110115e interior txuuie \111. •,illlin4 ''uit.tiw.: l'rti! Nearly tine and tine-hall t ,tkt' -s patio functional million families in the U.S alter dark, .dtl a patio each year, (hit' Ihit it patio is working only Ittireiti III Builduuig Marketing Ihirt time if it is ulk' when (lit' Descareti rt'piirts. ilius, the wtstttk'r turns cold, according desire of Amiu'ricans to in. to Andersen Corporation.. lude frt',cti air anti sunlight in B a y port. M in ties ii t a their leisure time activities is Installing gliding patio doors reflected in the growth of (-;in make the patio work full patios as a tiouiu' sin- tiluit.' and year-round 'l'te provement project ;iti - viewed thrOUgh patio Patios are itl-t',iI lik'atit,fl,', doors tit't'ouiit' ,, ', isu. I for backyard tookuut.s, sun exti'asion of the rtxun adtiathng or just relaxing j.o'cnt to it 11)4' rnuu sei'uuu w i ttiuut ofly I rig ;ibi 'Ut I.irger and gains a thr,iiutatui gas4IiiuiI' and Jid Int'l stir IxJiIlt .i I II'S 104.11 Enjoy Central Florida's Most Beautifully Designed Course — 18 Holes — Pro Shop WE LEFT IT... BOB BRATZLER PGA Green Fees V Weekend $600 Weekdays ss.00 hif Patent 1 After 4p.m. ',Price Membership Available RESTAURANT & COCKTAIL LOUNGE Plan To Have Your Next Party At The Mayfair — Excellent Catering Service [slack Patent Gold Silver ) 4 handbags. IF OPEN FRI. NI'rEs n I I n i,_ COUNTRY CLUB PH. 322-2531 Sanford I ;c (' CAMPS INTERNATIONAL, INC. 'SHOE ! STORE PH. 322-0204 f SHUFFLEBOARD—LARGE POOL HORSESHOES— PICNICAREA STORE — HORSES ADVENTURE 4, S 208 E. FIRST ST. — MA. wq6 W-1mv W I NATURE' MADE IT! Beautifully Rustic Family Campground with matching '-'C AS Orange Rlvd. Lake Monroe, Sanford 323.5440 SATURN TO MOON I - 'S 34 Barnett Bank of Seminole County, N.A. 102 W. SEMORAN BLVD. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS PH. 831-3211 �8—The Sanford Herald --=---_-.._- Thursday, May 23, 1974 The same service that' s been taking thousands of families and their autos between e he Northeast and Florida, will now take :housands of families and their autos between I he Midwest and Florida. It' s mtrainTIVI YJ Domed and half-domed Jc / .4Y ' Fa 175,000 cars. And so it just b J State. f '. - .71 u gently rolling pinelafl(Ls in terspersed with haimiwcks of magnolia, oak. dogwood Waters, by Indians, but they were not the First to visit the crystal rli:,r n:itiir;d M== WHITEWALLS I At $3580 to 48° less per set If you'd like more information about our service, write to Auto-Train Corporation, 1801 K Street, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20006. It's been an bw / made sense to offer "auto-train'" service I - F Is IIi1L±VW \x RADIAL\ years for us. And for railroading. to another great part of the U.S. So on May 24th, we started going from just outside Louisville, Kentucky to just outside Orlando. Seven layers of protection under the tread! :. V-1 gives you a •. 40,000 MILE GUARANTEE cI .- ••..••,. I SPLENDOR IN THE WOODS 'uu: SINGING TOWER, focal point _ S ol, \ low . , ,•,,,.... i,.. •• ER/C 4 RiO 14 C,R70 14, HPlot's JR/C IS 63.5% £ 4? lb.' PLASTIC TRASH CAN LINER 4 - lIq toI,hel - Capacity t" world 4 You can call toll free 1-800-424-5410 rIN /tN, 0 Amp, • - I '.•e _.I.. trash r gr1, 59Idditional for I 2 98 two boit '' ••5 I - - •i. I ........... - OP(NAPd ACCOU'IT WEALSOHONOR THESE CARDS •---• 1 .•••- • CAMPERS! VANS! PICKUPS! FIRESTONE TRANSPORT TRUCK TIRES 38 $22 60016Black Tub,t,p. I p1p ,a'ad Scandinavia Orient FIRES TONE ST ORE SUN TRAVEL AGENCY Authorized Agent For All Airlines And Steamship Lines No Charge For Our Services Open Thurs. Nights By Appointment Ph. 323.4650 2017 S. French Ave. -_--_- 52 r' / ctic .. ' • I Lb ., • • ' ..•. for All Your Vacation Needs Caribbean )çOC SO" ir for fits 20q1r1 Coa I! • •. S... . .''i. . . ,. • 51.20 SLOO 60.30 57.1% $1.75 . Asia iJAY .. $1.40 I I auto-train' • I I . HA 10 14! I 141,16vM161— , WI .' Gfl7OI'l l SUN TRAVEL AGENCY -'-. . of Mountain Lake Sanctuary near Eke Wales, towers majestically over the lush, unspoiled surroundings of tHis Central Florida ''must." oi— - p •W • •,,4p •.•'.P II . ,•. . STABILIZER BELT OF. S -10 a . 2 radial body plies 9 4 fabric belts A FIFTH • • c'4*A,i1( 40 ci;9;1 _ than our March 1, 1974 prices! E~ _:v t I -- -- The The sprIn: was ivtm r 1111e, IIi)Merlou-. 11, people I -- adjoining hc radial fir exciting couple of , 1 12 miles from turkey, bear and smaller gaine animals roam It,, Only TaUahassee, (1w Capital City, the Wakulla Springs property acre' of lIra\ b ovtr 4,() Wak II cI r • I/A isi t STEEL RADIAi For two years we've gone from n cars. Even a just outside Washington, car with live to just outside Orlando. entertainment. Entertaining our passengers We've also taken the with delicious, full-course family car in comfort. In meals. Movies. Fullyfully-enclosed auto-carriers. And the reclining seats, response to "auto-train-" has been Sleepers. terrific. We've taken more than / Snacks and 500,000 people and more than more snacks, b T4% auto The Sanford Herald Thursday, May 23, 1974-9 The world's largest ant1 redbud. The spring, actually deepest natural freshwater the rnotith OF an underground spring gushes forth river, is 185 feet deep. se cluded area of Northwest Both (lie spring and the , that few Florida, a Florida Wakiilla Itiver are home' to isitors e x pect to see within Waterbirds, alligators and the borders of (he Sunshine thousands of Fish. Deer, 1st. Street Sanford & French Ave. (17-92) Sanford Ph. 322-0244 �- - •1 -. . - ----.---- -. -- -' - - - t _ 10—The Sanford Herald Thursday, May 23 1974 The W! 25 4AV1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1,!Il lilil l l l l l l l l l1 1 1 1 1 10 illillillillilllllllllommom~ M7Ueo poLo 'V., priç Rest The chute log flume ' - ,. - _,_1 11 turkey himalaya cat sampan boat ride venice marco's IN magic experience peking 500 india spinning coolie v ices ui.ttrit 's . r it At - - - - I hat horizon . - all for one low admission price! I At Marco Polo Park. you get all the rides, shows, and attractions. . pius free parking.. . for one low admission price: $4 adults/$3 children. And that . More make -. - Keys Keys ._ ' - Herald Ser the - A ,' The the : ' mongolian hordes petting zoo Recuperation including bullish, the light, reel itself, several miles, offnung-fast bonefish and shun'. is 'a silent tableau of the 'I 'dht toi tirui: t ku iR'k'rs, Of iu:htini: of the deep. Florida onda are n uwitation the tarpon. 1km 40 species of coral to quiet adventure. They The sights and sounds of up the colorful enchanged reflect the restful mood of the Fishing are everywhere, for forest of the sea. islands, a pleasant change of is more than a sport in the Tavernier, the calls of pace for the work-weary Keys— it is a way of life as rare birds full the air in the % ctioncr. well. Florida Bay rookeries, Shnuimerung seas stretch to First stop on a southbound descrilx'd as a birdwatcher's the and gentle trade journey is Key lmrgo, paradise. Nearby Plantation % In(LS echo hungry base For Pennekamp Key is the site of McKee's gulls. We, shrimp Coral Reef State Park , the Museum of Sunken Treasure, boals laced with nets creak nation's first underwater where artifacts recovered and groan against their park. The gentle mur- from an ancient Spanish iuioorings. And an ocean-going inurs of outdoor-style seem to whisper of highway wait from all parts of daring conquistadores and sea, coining the m'auupung and recreation iuttir.t pirates. to a stop more 100 miles - japanese village bamboo And Thursday, May 23, 1974-11 Herald Await You In giant wheel sky ride china oriental express puppet show saki cup Sanford . - - . '1 , includes Spinning Coolie Hat! You'll discover China, Japan. Turkey, India, and Italy re-created for you . . -. v - - •- John state galleon - tiptoes - -le - the - . land the cries of - across the relaxing uuiaze of land and - than from the Florida peninsula. and serenity prevail hroughout the Keys, which 'urve gently south and west from the mainland for uuiore Peace with authentic attractions, shops, food, and shows. More to see, more to do as you retrace the adventures of Marco Polo.. - and see some sights Marco never saw! .-, —. - - - - - -, - -- - -'--••- Worlds apart from anything else in Florida! OUT TILE ,_ tA str eam is the scenic Overseas - so uthernm o st JACKSONVILLE IM "' than 100 miles coral isles __________________ 18 miles north of Daytona Bcach on 1-95. MAR4eo J IF extrezuutyol ROUTE 1 1-95 ATLANTIC togethotir 29 islands and spans 1:1 bodies of water. %lotorists OCEAN are afforded spectacular of an ever-changing StI5ttI)4_ • and a glimpse Of views P,%10' ()F "I'll—'l—'ANY ( ( )l.u-:( 'TION The Genius Of Tiffany Still Abounds history as well. The highway itself is the phoenix of railroad magnate Henry INI. Flagler's ill-fated HRIGAUE tried chicken, 6 hol buffer taitin' biscuits. and I %a lad% of Overseas Railroad of the early 1900s. lAke the legendary bird of Egypt that rose from its ashes to live again. the present-day Overseas Beginning at Morse Gallery Highway was created from ,i Along Winter Parks Walking Tour p Condit on I: :v.- '.;.'-':'" - $ ' Y lk n fl g 9 covers heaaL1tart Ifl ', LAI example, will strengthen t('S and arches, If exercise tutu' is short, tone up muscles without effort by wearing sandals. The beeehwood sole with curvy toe crest encourages exercise action while you walk. Packing your bag for comfort includes two or more pairs of walking shoes. I '"at • - - -4 - .,..-'.. -- "broken-in" by previous wearings. School footwear designers note that the new one-Inch heel is back in -style I . for day -unto-evening wear. 41 .. •J .... VACATION AT HOME THIS SUMMER IN YOUR OWN tin travels by firining up feet In advance, iiiiith exercise. Walking around the house regularly on tiptoes, for ;4 4 ____________________ .. TA :: .r, - --.-=.-- 3 (hO,CC , ' 1S • WOR;W PPED' 35 Is.l.r $ -- 7.26 V.1w. - - 1 . (d -• -_1_ Sun & '? • . -- SALAW A SALAD - - ', c v our s A round-trip excursion to multicolored, hanging glass Winter I'a;k, home of the lamps, now worth their of Art on the Rollins campus, the remains of the great world's Finest collection of %eLght in gold, it will be Tiffany lamps, fragile glass railroad, destroyed by a works by Louis Cwnlort surprising to see that Tif- furniture. pottery, paintings hurricane in 1935. Tiffany, is but a gas tank (any's genius extended and windows are displayed. Travelers should look away for most Central be)ond this mneduuuui to pot- At Crumuner hall, additional closely at time Seven Mile and Florida residents. tery, stemware, Furniture anti windows are exhibited. The Spanish Harbor bridges. On For many who associate painting, next stop is the Winter Park the two structures, more than Tiffany's name only with the , Public Library, where the illiles of the original Tiffany's ii nnovati ve glass Student Monk window may be railroad track Is utilized as techniques and the rare seen. Nearby Uingford Hotel guard rails, a lasting lighting effects he achieved . • • , .uh%aJ S houses the Grape Vines on remni,.uer 0 iiC highway's remained a secret known only i herita ge. iR% Trellis winnow to himself. When he died in F' h' ra ft re Along posh Park Avenue, 1933, his works bc-came a priceless art legacy that additional windows, plaques silhouetted against the sky our Feet and lamps are displayed at throughout the area, moving IiII ould never be duplicated ,tta the logger)'. Center Street slowly to the measured ! . v a Wa iI Rollins College in Winter Gallery. W.C.T.U. Reading i,itknce of throbbing engines, Park designed the Tiffany Room, Merrill Lynch. Procter Hundreds of fish species are Walking Tour so visitors to Shops, Cobweb Antique Shop Whether this sumnuuier's the area could share the and vacation takes you hiking in a Beef and Bottle nearby woods or sightseeing unique Tiffany heritage. The Restaurant. Visitors also will in a big city, your Feet entire tour from Rollins to enjoy browsing in the quaint probably will be doing more designated stops along Park boutiques along Park Avenue alking. To stay on your goes Avenue less than a while following the tour course. and make the going easier, mile. School experts offer these tips For - 15 et Our hOflCy d;p'd All Aluminum Above Ground , • ' . - POOLS .-- All Suzei—Roundand Oval Financing Available POOL SUPPLIES & GAMES SEMINOLE AWNING & POOL SUPPLY p, 322-3022 Corner of 17.92 & 3rd Sanford T -jrhrv, if - R WO& FRIED CHICKEN 1809 French Ave (Hwy 17-92) Sanford ' - -'-'•.•'-:, '"'T' .' .:-'. .'-- - �info From Whi te House Unsatisfactory F WASHINGTON(APj — The House Judiciary Committee has been advised by its two lop lawyers that it can't rely on White House-edited transcripts in its imp.siunent inquiry. Errors, omIs.ic'.s and deletions In the 46 conversations released April 30 by President Nixon make them unsatisfacto. ry as evidence, say chief counsel John Doar and Albert Jenner, the chief minority counsel. 12—The Sanford Herald They told the committee Thursday there was 'an absolute need" to get the tapes of the conversations if the impeachment verdict is to be based on the best evidence. Thursday. May 23. 1974 Nixon spurned a committee subpoena for 11 Watergate tapes Wednesday and said he would not respond to any other subpoenas It may issue for Wa. tergate material. He turned over the transcripts in response to an earlier subpoena for tapes. In ano ther Watergate arena, tod.y Is the deadline for White House response to subpoenas for pa pe rs left be hind by two former Nixon aides when they still were working for the Pres ident. U.S. District Cour t Judge Gerhard Gesell has said he might have to throw out charges against the live defendants in the Ellsber break-in case if all relevant material is not provided, The U.S. Cour t of Appeals r ul ed Th ursday that the Senate Watergate committee had not shown sufficient need for five White House tape recordings it had sought in a 10-month legal battle. In other Watergate developrnents: —Atty. Gen. William B. Saxbe told the Senate Judiciary Conunittee that special prose. cutor Leon Jaworshi will not be fired. Saxbe told committee Chairman James 0. Eastland, 1)-Miss., that he will continue to guarantee Jaworski's freedom in the Watergate investigation. —An Internal Revenue Service spokesman sa id IRS has dedined to supply the House Judiciary Committee wi th in. formation on Nixon's tax returns, out tax return inforrnti,n, the spokesman said. After the house committee's session, Doar re peat ed the cr11. icism of the White House tapes he had delivered to the mem- The s p okesman said Treasury Secretary William E. Simon has referred to Saxbe the question of whether it would be proper to supply the informa. lion that the committee requested. bets. Chairman Peter W. Rodino Jr. said the comparisons disclosed numerous misstatements, omissions, misattributions and deletions that distorted the meaning of some conversations in the White House transcripts, though neither cited specific examples. But Doar said he was especially concerned about the differences between the corniiiittee and White House transcripts of the March 21, 1973, conversation between Nixon and his former counsel, John W. Dean III, that has become a local point of the inquiry. Jenner, saying he and Drar had agonized over having to use '1 am concerned about their accuracy and about the judgrnents of the President and his counsel on matters of relevance," he said. Doars assessment of th e White House transcripts Is based on comparisons with transcripts produced by the committee from tapes of the same conversations it got from the special prosecutor, To be resolved is whether the committee's constitutional authority over impeachment Is superior to specific statutory prohibition in the Internal Revenue code against giving the transcripts in the preenting of evidence to the cornmnittee, agreed with Doars criticism of them. "There is an absolute need in this case to get the best evidence," he said. Rodino has scheduled a meeting for next Thursday or Friday to deal with Nixon's refusal to comply with the subpoena. He said he would oppose efforts to seek court enforcement of the subpoena, which some members are proposing. The Constitution gives the House the sole power of mipeachment, Rodino said, and the courts have no role.to play in the process. F— More than 80 planes, j r rrath _ including this P-Si Mustang formerly TAKE A GOOD LOOK AT US! t $aItf ] Bolton, will "fly-in" rb Sunday to Sanford's Notice how we' re growing? We publish iljrrath aaa•uaaaaauaaIuI aaaauaaauIuaausIaIaau.a...aaaaa.a.aa..a...a..aa.a.ia..a.....ai.. U a O.K. HERALD... I Want home delivery of my local paper (ONLY a a a U • a a I I a a U U a Pi.,. . p- .__4 4..i- . •.-.• .. '• _+ •L:• .. ..., ."•''.'; . - .-I - -. -' ) •- ,_• a a a a U a a a _______ ,- I U U I I a Name .. Address Tel. No. .. I 55' I a week S ,,,,. . S . 12•40 0196 . . . . . a U a I , o . I . S . I I U a a a a I I I I I '.?:• • a I a .. a a a a U a a a • - z.- •I. ) • •L# p' . . .• . 'I ••'• •. ¼'•. ' . & .. ,i . . . ; -r •1 . 4. . '; t .-'• - J homages THE HERALD . . I . I 5 I • I I Il U a I - P.O. Box 1657 - Sanford, Ha. 3277) a a a a a . SEMINOLE & VOLUSIA COUNTIES OWN EVENING & SUNDAY NEWSPAPER. ..,;- _•••.(••_ — t; U Z-: ' t z~ l ;! -- - ,V;p-'•-•- . The State's Attorney's office was called in to investigate and determined the name and maitlngboxof the organization was a hoax. There is no such organization. The regularly scheduled I sports banquet at Lyman will take place - . . without any of the phony-baloney some local kook tried to cook-up. The only possible motive Is suspicion of creating embarrassment. It'll be considered a success, if and when the culprit is found. Then they'll have all the embarrassiiwnt they can handle (and the investigators do have an idea of the ones involved.... ML - --=-- n* (%tvin ATFRMflflN write letters of commendation to the two youngsters, which he did. aua aaaaaUuaaaaaa. . House OK's Training Bill Th e Governor was asked to •- r .-. - a U a a Mail to: THE HERALD - • U a U I a a a I I I a a a . ° - I . a 1 - meeting is not open TAMPA—A circuit court Jury Feb. 23 kidnaping of Southern Southern Shortening Inc. in began deliberations shortly Shortening owner George Sanford, after lunch today on the fate of Jackson Jr. Jones came Into the drama two Sanford men accused in the Defense attorneys Newman later and provided the men with Brock and Gerald Jones a car to pick up the ransom wrapped up the two-week trial money, Davis testified. with final arguments, at"We never even thought tempting to overcome Thur. about whether we needed a car sday's testimony by confessed before we took Jackson," Davis kidnaper Ernest Jerome Davis, said. LLi 20, also of Sanford. The three men decided not to 10 Davis, who pleaded guilty It, shoot Jackson because "I said 3 one kidnap charge in return for we'd get in real trouble then," dropped conspiracy charges, Davis recalled. 01 said he and his colleagues discussed killing Jackson once the $30,000 ransom was paid, but decided the murder would get them In "real trouble." ItCLO' The former Southern By John A. Spolaki tening employe said he and his TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) It could have turned out to be friends were in a "dream A bill to bolster job training a huge embarrassment to world" of marijuana during the Lyman High School, two of its discussions, and he could not programs in state prisons and I students, State Representative remember who suggested allow segregation of trouble. making inmates has won apkilling Jackson. Vince Feebtel, and others. Fortunately, Fechiel's aide Davis' four hours of testi- proval the House. TheIn House passed the Senate Cal Zethmayer put a call ruony came Thursday during through to The Herald inquiring the seventh and final day of omnibus bill (CS-S8215) in an 85-21 vote Thursday after addof our knowledge of a Southeast testimony In the kidnap-ex- ing a number of amendments. Athletic Association, which tortion trial of Jesse James The Senate appears ready to supposedly had offices in Jones Jr., 23, and Franklin Tampa. Wheeler, 24. All three are from accept the amendments which We hadn't ever heard of the Sanford. already have approval of the r g anizati o n. bo Davis had a difficult time re- bill's sponsor, Sen. Kenneth Myers, 1)-Miami. t was supposedly calling specific detai ls but sa id This o outfit The measure emerged from a selecting a brother and sister he and Wheeler were the for special athletic awards, and iitasked men who kidnaped two-year fight over prison rewanted Fechtel on hand Jackson from his office at form. Saturday at Lyman High for personal presentations. 4 I per month) go -. - EL 'Kidnap Duo 's Fate In Hands Of Jury THE HERALD PUBLISHED MON. THRU FRI. AND SUNDAY TOO! a - Florida Sport Aviation. Sunday's Read US every day. -1 regular meeting of Friday, May 24, 1974—Sanford, Florida 32771 66th Year, No. 236 Price 10 Cents For you! You're reading US today. I U • Airport for the more news, features and ads every day. U U I owned by Johnny Watch for it. .. an announcement the Florida Blazers of the World Football League 0rlando) are considering holding their practice sessions at Sanford's Memorial Stadium. - -- _____ - =-- -J TIMELY QUOTE . - . RepCharles A Musher fR-Ohio), told of polls showing declining public confidence in Congress said, "We may have to jail the holc country for contempt of Congress." .. - I] Horoscope ---------213 Hospital notes ..........3A National News ........2A Public notices ............2B Society Sports ------------6-7A --------------SA State 3D 'is' World News - - 613 WEATHER days and mostly fair nights through Saturday with fog and slight chance of afternoo n thunand showers iiershowers. Highs near 90 and lows tonight in low 70s Rain probability- 20 per cent t0(tiuy and Sa turda y. Daytona Beach tides for Saturday—high 11:30 n.m., SOIIIC flIOflh1fl • j 1 104 Teachers Jobless; Growth Slows County The Legislature is expected classes in the afternoons at the who would go and who would to pass new a new law, Harris Oviedo High School plant while stay was a tough one. said, that will increase the F'TE the new school is under conKeith Stone, Oviedo High The slowdown in Seminole money from $579 to $745. This str-uction. principal had to lay off 15 County's growth rate coupled appears to be a windfall. teachers while a few more are "But," Harris added, " ..__ . transferring to other schools. with a complicated method of state funding and changes in bill mandate that the school ,j "Our problem was that in school boundary lines have cost board levy no more than eight opening We Howell School uur 104 local teachers their Jobs, mills." The current maximum -enrollment was reduced by 400 students." according to school officials. Is 10. "Since we do not expect any • Principals are being very In the process Seminole County property owners may large carryover th is year we conservative in projecting school enrollment in the new get a reduced school tax bill are laced with probably having .. - -: sear as well. Layer added. while teachers will be con- less money for teachers rather tending with more students in than more," Harris said. School Supt. W. P. (Bud) each classroom. In another school develop- Layer said growth in Seminole ________________________ ment, the deadlock be tw ee n the has slowed down considerably school board and the Seminole from last year and the school Education on the starting time system is concerned whether for negotiations on teacher the county will meet projected salaries and other fringe growth and enrollment ligures. Most of the teachers will be benefits appeared broken today, reappointed if Jobs and funds TAI.L H.SSEE, Ha. All i Dr. Owen Arnold, Seminole are available next year, Layer There will be more rape con. Education Association said. and if vacancies exist that "The problem appears to be victions in Florida if a Senateexecutive director, said he has -i just a bureaucratic foul-up approved bill to provide unisent a letter the school board below the superintendent form penalties for sex crimes suggesting negotiations begin 4 becomes law, says Sen. Lori pm. Ju ne 4. level," Arnold said. Evans said he encoun ter ed a Wilson. 1-Merritt Island. "We ho pe the (school) board problem of timing. Appointed will not come up with any ,, . The bill, appro ed 28-8 ThursFurther delays," Arnold said. principal on March 25, Evans day by the Senate, would put . T h e school funding program said he began Lntervie ing and rape, sodomy and child molesbegan last year when the state hiring teachers. He said t,atmon into one classification — -s using a new method of granting some teachers from Oviedo involuntary sexual battery. It . A southeast Se minole site has money to schoo l distric ts called • High, Milwee Middle School, would also establish degrees of received zoning board approval a 'lull time equivalent student" - . Crooms, and Seminole High punishment according to the asasO-bed women's hospital to (FTE), set the allotment per immediately filed transfer amount of force used on the requests for appointment to the be owned and operated by a student at $579. new school. Titusville obstetrician and The school system with the The House Criminal Justice gynecologist -,, `io runs a Winter state money, local taxes (or "This was all done before I • -Committee has also approved a school operation and a "lairl Park bir th control clinic, received the memo April - -- I from the school office conbill to provide degrees of punIf proposal by Dr. Samuel tnice carryover balance from hy cerning personnel reduction," i5h1flnt but does separate the Barr survives ex pect ed public he previous year got t-runes, l'.vans said. The handwriting i r topposition and an appeal to the By the time teachers were The Senate bill (CS-SB959) county commission, It will raise wall this year," said Roger notified of the layoff Evans had defines the sex act of sexual to 88 the number of beds for Harris, the school System's JOHN ANGEL director of purchasing. his skeleton staff selection battery as "the oral, anal, or obstetric patients in the county. have not been filled these completed. All the Lake Howell vaginal penetration by or union Barr's representative at this teachers will be given first school teachers are transfers with the sexual organ of anoth. s zoning board meeting prioilty Arnold said La Yer's from other schools in the ir or the anal or vaginal periesaid the doctor plans to handle subordinates in the school system with the lone exception tration of another by any other y all facets of reproductive system apparently are not of new football coach, he said, object:' medicine, from pre-natal following Layer's directive "I know of no applicant that I Sen. Wilson, who sponsored post-delivery care, including giving first Job priority to ex- did not talk with at least one time," he said, adding there the measure, said it would give perlenced teachers, family planning and abortions. law enforcement agencies and Arnold said teachers ha ve seemed no point continuing The hospital will also offer complained to him that prin- conversations if the position Juries more ways to deal with and cancer screening persons accused of sex crimes. cipals with openings are not sought was filled, prevention programs, and She said j ur ies are now reluc-interviewing the laid-off John Angel, principal -crisis intervention programs ta nt to convict rapists because teachers for the Jobs. ' The Teague Middle School, who had clinical directed by the only se ntences t he y can teachers cannot get beyond to cut 17 to 18 teache rs from psychologists Dick Evan's secretary to talk roster due to changes in choose between are death or life The spokesman said no with Evans," Arnold said boundary lines with the new in prison. further plans will be announced Tuskawilla Middle School said, teachers have told him. "This law should give the for the Dike and Tuskawilla Evans was appointed prin. "I had a very fine group of prosecutor, jury and Judge betRoad site until the 30-day apcipal of the new Lake Howell teachers that had to leave this ter tools with which work,' peal period expires. ROGER HARRIS High School that will be holding school," He sa i d the decision on she said. By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer _ - ____ -. 4 More Rape - - - - Convictions Proposed -- - '- '- '. -- ' - - ", " . — Yesterday's high 87 low this morning 69. There was 1.16 of an inch of rain yesterday. 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