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TT - .. 1 __________ / \ .% .$\ I,! rint:.I I ___ rrday,Aptu26, 1914 - 41( SAPILANDO UNITED riir iirirr rir riiirs r'r'iaInAI1AIITV lilt riurt Ut UUII L1UIVIIVIUIYII 1, .. -- PrarMttnq - ___ Computer Voter Listinr1 prenJS — 930am fl • • 9 ISa m at • ____________ ii OOa m Sunday SChOOl wnwa Serv,cr I II OQa m S4rv (CS iii 1/ L)/ (, / whnotesthat}evardCount inc to p ug Seminole County S Morning Worsh*p 103W 32ndStVtI ( .stb ti/ie COii)puter 730 P m p Curri ol C,od llour Or*flgeCountys computer wtll surrouridmg Seminole's ii , osts m JFt1 CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH 2401 S Perk Ave 3274514 (SanIoedOardenCibpIwy 17921 Pastor Sunday School iio*thi uri.ryPr ' 10 30Iiar 7 )Ovni (.I,rs.siu,n - FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES OF CHRIST 0 .tI a De-votoria 'Ihr 3715010 i ii OOa fl-i Morning WorShip Wed Service - -. 7 )pm - Sunday School MOrning Worstiip Op m erviCe - PItore 372 fl12 .tamesC Vaughn 9 431 m. II OCa rn p -£ -. .'1 ' J' J- - II) W2SlhPIace Dir Church of the Lutheran Itur TV - Ths s the Lie' [tmrr F qr,schrr Pastor s- nØ Scrtool 9 ISa n-i - - , -fr -- -- -- Worth-p ,..; - '-E - . - __ t_ t (liii rt Is (If (It ri st Wednesday Service ' to' a Pfew DI - - -- CHURCH OF CHRIST 1791 W 151 St Ph $62Sfl3or3flim 10 OOi m 1100am B ble Study AttembyWorShip Morning Worship -------10:Oa m. Everurg Worship 700pm DIe Study .1 OOp.rn. y-' cc r.wpm wedneiaay Bbte Class - - - -. - - - --____ '____ - . 115pm. - - - - -- - - - - - - 11:00a.m. 730pm. The latest bicycling craze may b succnint the land 5') en USIaSIIC. "1 get all the eteru PADLA CHURCH OF CHRIST wed Prayer 1, RbleClaS%sWe m 7 - -, -_' - -. I want woriing Ifl the Mornn'3 Worth-p - -- 7 30p m Sunday thipSuppef I - )Op m Morning Worship - stes 1 m. An, .t soc..c WI • ft h - r&CCOCuiflk to v. iCP 7 00 p rn Lii dOi () •'D Humiliation, Fasting and Prayer" ott April 30. It iSilt necessacy to legislate for - ,,, 'flirt I .isllrrIsi'.0 The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page PossIble ut... it... r iry ....i.a wu. U1lIVuil,1... uF.i. uu," t'....... "It can be done right in YOU! OWfl home and dot'sn'tmleed '' lasus to be suritten." So, if it's so inconsequential, why not encourage it with a - proclamation. Heaven knows JIMLASHCHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH And Staff J.C.PENNEYCOMPANY E. C. Elsea and Staff W1LSON-EICHELBERGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff THE McKIBBIN AGENCY Insurance UNITEDSTATE BANK (SC-(IUIPJAI c PUBLIX MARKETS _,,,. , . — — , WILSON-MAIERFURNITURECO. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson and Employes John V. Mrcer and Staff GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. and Employes FLORIDA LIVING NURSING CENTER A Skilled Nursing Home Operated bytheSeventh-dayAdventistChurch GULFSERVICE Mel Dekie and Employes PRINTINGCO.,INC. year. Why not this one U1 any event, I)r. Harold llarrt.s, President 31 the S3Th SANFADflaTI rii AIJ'rII i #. _. , tUtU .' NATIONAL BANK Howard H. Hodges and Staff SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO., INC. and Employes STENSTROM REALTY HerbStenstromandStaff we have all kmds of silly' "weeks" proclaimed during HAPPY ACRES KINDERGARTEN& CHILD CARE Betty Floyd& Staff J. 0. (Jim) Smith and Staff L. D. PLANTE, INC. Oviedo, Florida - DOITIr rii iuii v • I -! WINN-DIXIESTORES and Emptoyes - FLORIDASTATE BANK ANDSTAFF TRANSMISSION DavidBeverlyandStaff andEmployes SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY r'- Crit Mtanvtlevo 0oo 7Iu I [liw r- -. r. . fa.'.- .; -S.oro Chib.1t4w'v Ca-t' ('ntOiLlk.& t C?.fc'. 770 tm -niic Pied PacJIst .IH,s'ivAv, FirSt PØPtI C1't _____ F'.TWD !NAi$t $1! CJ%d Pa's A, o A4I*d* Ai'amoiia S;twi;•i rit P44ii' CP-4'i!' 04 DePity rt' - z-.-'' k - PrI-,1% '(-Wor.iry Papist Co'tcei i-btt C"-rtit. tIll Dii At J'-i$ Chu'vota F.rt -'I' o,-' t ' ic ! - " -- .. -. r,_i --_.. h i' cr- - ,:' .-;----.' P, -s $,st (napes. tI W Crst 5'rt, 5n4p l PtiB.i' Chct;. III W . ! CHRiSTIAN ' L.io,yA.e Lai*t. Cia lnpeeidae-J i-apfiJM.u.. Cu-c 1.gv. I Hope $'ap131 Forest City Can-l'iftWtty Cmiii'. Foist C", Par. M C-04vi'y M.ss.onar, Iapf4t. I I * hilt SI Søi- iii 431. Mdvi, p - t.a. ME'y i*-*- CAT$OLI CHURCH OF 000 * t-:i' Si acocus' o'cii csvet. A-it ,, O'tIt c_'-aCh. N,irIPi Rd - twpf $1 MaU"dO* Mv PaiUCt;wi,, O& P4-H Rd 'e-''v rorv P.1P3 Ct;iicc& Ciwva (iii La 44tC-1a'u. 04 P4i'.1v. hit Aut Sovls Ca?n1-c Cit-,th, 111 0.4 Ave t Aais C,'I1r Tn ' *$t(i 4Chirclti,ft..,iO' wtRd _____ - p,- ' Cassiorer, 3' Mae-v M,Odit,, C.tP'ouc J', M3.ttied A - Aitt-i',,y . LouucCi,,erp. DeBut ItC'c•st Cp'Mi.l, PuS Avt. at tj-n iap Vthl '#gr A*r 01', $t 5 £flttf Yar; Prewyiwi I DrBMy Me . M E ttci". Cari4n Uc.3a H9$I - Catwt,a-vri' Coiy'er,s,ity United Md'?i)i!.tt CP,,c" H1 R.dp. Rd. Cassciwn ltfl & L-'i' 1' pt-se Ii ' -- - ,- I cP-'h k1 Bi.iit Rd 5,' ISPitIA., ')- u,. 't-, - - 5! - 'JiGP1i hO O',C Civ"iWy C".io Oak H-ti PA A,n-, 2Ie I RI.1 H$Vt6yi L.- ' C'-vt' :" TIlt lAtPt!*(lL P4i4t '-u'o'. 1h c" ; -i- They argued that the jury accepted psychiatric treat. ings stolen from his home were country with a small village the paintings were. ages. Two state-employed doe. •... WI - pubiican Army burst into his country home Friday night and stole 19 paintings in what apparently was the biggest robber)- in history. James White, director of Dublin's National Gallery, sulicre the masterpieces often were exhibited, gave the value of the paintings, Beit told newsmen that security amounted to an alarm bell system surrounding the paintings. The bell rang in the local po!ice station, which was closed ot ii: time of the raid. \Vhen newsmen suggested the II Velasque:, 'ilils has been a problem eversince the case was brought up simply becaus the state does not carry malpractice insurance on it.s employe%," ,zini Dr. Robert Furlough, head of the state's special programs mental health. "if someone sues Individual doctors rather than the state, thatputsagooddealolconcern in the minds of physicians," he sairl. Furlough said such insurance on state-employed doctors costs Ileit, whose family made mil- idea who they were," Belt said. lions in diamonds and gold in "I asked them but they did not South Africa, gave this account answer. They made insulting of the raid: anticapitali.st remarks such as "1 was seated with my wile in 'exploiters' and 'workers of the world.' the library at 9:10 p.m playing B-et's wife, Lady Clementine, gramphone records when three told newsmen one of the gunmen led by a woman and men dragged her out of the brandishing revolvers burst in. One man stayed outside. They mansion, kicked her and flung ordered us to get down on the her on the stone stairs shoutfloor. Get down, get down' one ing: "We'll be back for you lat- thieves were members of the outlawed Irish Republican Army and may have taken the paintings to use as ransom to free guerrillas Jailed in the Irish rep'iblic. The largest robbery ted in the (',uinness Book of World Records was $11.5 million in gold bars and bank notes stolen by American servicemen and German civilians in June 1945 from a mountainside cache of them shouted and when I er." near Einsiedel, Bavaria. The young woman who led the looked up I got a knock with the The biggest previouz art theft butt of a pistol on the back of the rail made her selection quite casually. occurred on Dec. 31, 1966, when head." She first chose the most valu- eight masterpieces valued at $7 The girl leading the raid had able of the stolen paintings a million were taken from Lannamed don's Dulwich College art galused the French word "volt- small Vermeer we" for car. One of the raiders 'Woman Writing a Letter" lery. — Man Jailed In Pool Hall 'v'QtICCJfl ___________ _________ ' - - * - formed In /t'\4/ iI - - _______ - _____ -- / - - - - - t - , - - VATIC'tN CITY AIi — The Rut the volume Just made i:eneral operation for mass cxVatican has released World public also aserts that "Msgr. termination," War II documents that say the Burzio did not know anything The 600 letters and other Holy See was told Jews were about the real destination of the pieces of correspondence front being sent to their death In Po- deportees like Msgr. Bunio, 1941 and 1942 contend that Gerbnd. not even the Jewish agencies man bishops hindered the VatiBut the papers said the Vati- had knowledge that the can's hum ni!artan cifortc ul'rcan had no real evidcnce the deportations were part of a ing the war. deportations were part of a ______________________________________________________ mass extermination policy. The latest volwne of Index Weather documents, declassified on Fri.. -- os-er a times with a pocket knife. in - voy to Bratislava, Czech- oslovakia, Msgr. Giuseppe Burzt', cabled the Vatican urgently (;ermnans amounts to con'k'mning a large part of them to the children, too. '.4'! Gainsborough, A gang of armed raiders be- pared to say for security rca- lected paintings and removed utes. take any medication or submit dth.' - i .-' AP - Sir Alfred Beft said to- replied: "We are not in London. cent. The gang forced the but- taken were works by Vermeer, pooi game. any cheniiral Oversi eel was taken to the them And if -ou haven't bee:t down hospital by a by-stander. He was a fruit picker, I1ykens said. tu the z'st !ately, you're in for a Many, Gunu told J,,ykcns he wa.s an very- pleasant surprise. mote birds and animals have unemployed mason tender, s Pt'- A'a-c.iie,%,inqs ('-t it. .flf',f ( f',j4y (na,.-rl. Management and Budget, testi. come public, including on to paring to give the House nominatioti, said there was fiedttiatHaldemankepta ta!s depolitleire the Justice Depart- Judiciary- Committee "corn- nothing unusual In asking for • t. ii -. men anu Inane Ii an.1 inepenu- peing anu persuasise uaw uIt. • IIIU said he understood the ent agenc Judge Rlchry unsealed the next seek A committee sub- deportation of M),00Q pens I'olantl and to the mercy of the spray siutiosis on P 'I rn tt; e G. M-o*., P7?.$$Ct%(aC Open bii Iibtrn*ti.. Rs3Orwod iie 00044.It t4.ciJ St) rrS1 Prn'tcc.stst CP-ttt; t tor.00 • 501 Sanord Ave. and ap. zoo. t' , i) 4 :4',4. Charles R Richey vi€sed b) the senators The re- sidered deia)ed at the request of deIftgby, * former Haldeman port is due May28 —White House counselor lense lawyers Reinocke, seek feeding of the zoo's latest after p.m. by Sanford Police Inhabitant, the hippopotamus, Lt. William Lykens Jr. I'olmce said the stabbing take some "unsprayed" water occurred atSonny's Pool Room, hyacinths to the keeper at the - CPi,1i, ,i CPiIpeI on selettion 'to be passed onto tellihence Agu'1c) independent dfter the President proides his beginning its final proces of against impeachment Sw..h a proof that the defendant delib. in testi- writing a report. speech, to allow Nixon to erately lied was overTnony by Lawrence M. Higby Legislative proposals are present his case directly to the whelsning." hospitalization and a jury commUted against their wills, V. Garay. CP.VIP. 1+ )iiYtS H KA'DOLP11 K. SCHMII) Orleans in the case of Kenneth t.ahoochee during Donaldson's years," Wisdom wrote. "Don. James Eugene Gunn was fli't P$tk t$tCPit04 CPIISI 3c.pril-t k t 7"5t CP'-*t.'i Lake MaOe tPaesCn-ct;c''aNuit-ms O*OWOOIF$k Cm,,. C't,'cP' 04 ihe ?tarene, C-or-va C$#ltff.uiiclr (,,tli, L-orç--vrs4 ftStir Chct;. U1a Ri e- i;trn OWtPai C!'4!(h 5 NAZARENE F.IstC'SrnOf -f-v'.:it,n..* 7da'P#.se - Altpi $ A ME (Oh5 I 'ISPI Ail fi,uu, Chpel, Camp Si.nv.tly. Wk,a Pjei Pci I?IA'03I A,,.,, i$.iaj Cnap.4 Pti'i.iii Ave , ts- ps Rd AI'a'r , .- t.'t M4vi.i i A?&'C - Or di, Ad,mtii C"t,cP,, lit; & rim cy,y, '.'--- -, .- 'r Iit11 !$J$4i facilities plus an Identification Bureau laboratory The headquarters will also house a modern communications center. program as corn- i'lIIl1IV1ILll SEVRNTN DAY ADVINTIST A, ce-,-. 5'.i 'V C%C4I. t3I ireti IMe .%t Ul'-ti-d /4t!'itd'tt C''.'ch Ifl Pitt A, Fuse Mei'od-it CIs, cc o,., "t Sii4.icn M•tP3'tt ivt; 2 Sarl Fr., C' -'. t& w , ?,tpot - tL Prflb1tf4iii Cl't,qch Oik A,, & si g Pr.sbvt.eiun O'rch ol Diliry. I Ce*vpnini rrest-yi,etan (-" )"i s O".. ' Aroe-t F'rrtvsarsn C!ft Paola *esu-.-,an Mehod-s*. F, II W ii Paciti II Jas4-s AM I it C,Vess St Me',; A U £ C1'iiccn Pt alj Cj5tn i Ii*iI_.;f p. ()V,. Ii't - C'- #Oi C &% LPISCOPAI. Alt So45 IPC4I14 LU F Ciies$ . Os,uv ('ft' C 1: --?.OfGodOftcipi'utc,i5oes Lt"Avf C'-'e4G4d*9Pvf*yl4S Pertuia-iA.. Zh.,L l4I .. •... La" Mar, lJnilpg Pveyleq, "-. '-"" C-face lJr-?y-t .'.e#.rcxi-se Ctut? Orii'.' C"am-1 A ( Cnu"cr rj ' PIE%*YTEIAN ''& Mewa', I ecanCPivscht,oudm DavsDc I Canhlbeery ftarnett Ultited p CIWtSt W 17Th St (Pir' Of CI"r-st. fla Haven Or - M.a.t$md - 4dV' t.wiary -ai4t Ckv: . I, Nt'.dt -- TH0D,T ''- e..4,, - ;it - ----------- • CHuRCH OF CHRIST CP'•!'.,lt o4 Cr-'-s'. 5i7 5 Pi' CJiUItI, i' r?C, o-'-iJ'bChijlthOthfR,ff,nJV, "- oi God. El W flr'd SI 04 God. CP CJ'-vrth Of Co. Hoiwss. t Myro Chi.rcn cit G &'/mon ,iew,i Pist Clircft or San tiis,0 SprP's ory i-siCh,irch I)l* i31t; St f't, 5'-i f-'i'i • " °" Sçrwlclfeid M-ssDary Bepi'sl. 12-', ' I C.d. V4st _: '' CIMOI 0 C"f H?. L9ac.0d C .-rst taçt-a) i>vzcn Yw.qi C-it F-a'I-s Ac Chui;1i, C1' , St JcIwtS M4Iiitiity Pap's? CPp'c$, 930 Cypress SI , T,m$. Wit -CPp4M-st* a,,ap4.tt Ct cr?,' 1* a-' fl - L,k,, COOlGATlOilAL CPirOOSCNstl!LM1Lifn US l7flPi .Ca.i.4-tt#er, %,It;Sstni.Cpn.,rciCltsisl,3It0LavaHoftRl Cth 317$ PeimOf.Q p ,,,, &' C.,;, CP-r4!an (.',urP-. I1 5 tj?" ,i A..' 54'¼Wd CP'a6?ian ChU*th I]' W ArtP Paort?i'o CPvt;hm C te,4 Piim Dr p,s, • 0- Friday Iromthe5th U.S. Circuit Gumanis, officials of the Flon. (ions under which Donaldson their own service of prayer, A 20-year-old Lake1Monroe may Linde with other area churches in 'I service at Holy man Is in Seminole County Jail Cross Episcopal Church, Park charged with first degree Avenue, Sanford, at 12:00 noon murder in connection with the Friday stabbing death of on Tuesday, April 30. another lake Monroe man at a It is suggested that noontime be a time of fsting and the time Sanford pool hall, police said. A. C. Overstreet, 43, Friday 1w 5pent In prayer, as suggested was pronounced dead on arrival far our nation. at Seminole Memorial Hospital Amen, brothers' by county medical examiner G. T! - ASS5MILEY c,c 0*0 i...... ?%IIU Association has announced ttit' Executive Committee of the Association has endorsed this resolution and and calls upon all ministers and churches associatedwiththeAssociation to observe it as they see fit, -- A & P WEO The Management and Employes ••_ - tr.atiiieitt t? involuntarily corn- them anywhere near what they court had been asked to iecide late in 196.3 after President Nix- the FR! and the Central In- is due Tuesday. Burch said a request from t'ie House. united patients will have a would earn in private prac. whether 14th amendment guarharmlul effect on hospital oper. lice." antees extend to such persons. utions, says a state official. The appeal was sought by "There is little dispute about national leaders take two teps years in a Florida mental hos- --THE LAKE MONROE CHAPEL OcaageBIvd,Lak,g,onr,. -, Wll,PdEIdr,iOe Pt', -' Sunday SthooI - 10 (I3 r' Morning Worship II OOa m Evening Worship 7 00tPta,,,, P,'-ri •'.''itdv £ WV " PAOLA WESLEYAN CHURCH Old Rout, Mat Peola Rv W,ll,amE MIler Pastor indySChoI 9 ISa m '.'-onirig Worship ii OOa m Youth Service 3op nliering WarshIp 730pm .,.'-.l Pra,er & Pras,, 7 )-Dp m ________ Uy John A. SXIIShJ • Pasttw - Een.ng Worsi-, Family Night Supper J ________ - I OOp '-i S 30p m. Rev Da*nSbfa UMYF - settner Mrs TALLAHASSEE, !'la. (Al-') $4,000 to $5,000 a year and three-judge panel, Judge John I. , . — ,rt a'a court ruiinii uai "maice,s it ye"-' tiara to recru "i visaom i" mat it Wnc In -A 5.1 ii OOa m Crio.rPractoct III Park Ave. a new li(c? Then come to church Snnda—and sup in. 9 I - Prayi. Sei-v - an d a c Ierk county. - 10 THE LAKE MARY UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH S )Op m. - former aide .L I II OOa -. NurSery - into new $800,000 Law Enforcement Center, Ninth Street and French Avenue, by May 6 The 22,000 square foot building replaces 2,000 square fool facility on Fulton Street that was 1711 $ )Qa Morring Worship as or I SANFORD POLICE DREAM COMES TRUE POLICE CHIEF Ben Butler, ou leguldi officers condemned in 1959. For fust time officers will ,) 5orsfl p vA The dlsrlostre tame 1 301. UMYF "I get all the rejjcior, I want just cmuran playgmunds. the coolness of (rcc-shatkd streets, the un- rs .. Thcrcs another ness world in'ide the door-u of -our ncIgin'ruuuu c..urvh. But some hesitaic here too: road where the smell of haystacks, hyacinths or mag- SPIRITUAL TEMPLE First Federal 04 Seminole Bldg. St. Hwy III Losgwood, FIRev.RthH Callin Pastor Amy Johns M,ni?e' Heater - -open toe eøtat. 3 00 p m Healing. Lecture a4 MessaOe Service I COp FIRST B4PTIST CHURCH SIt Perk Aveovi Pastor R,, .tav . Cosmalo I rn 515am ---Ii 00-i rs Morning I&ShP I lSp Cpurcri Triirt.rtg 7 )Op m E-,enr.; ',crvPr-,,'• r , - 'or" A' Pastor "'T' 1' ne - - BAPTIST CHURCH METHODIS CHUReII Hy Il tlatPiney Rld9eRd - --"M ___________ - _rI -4 lHtrald Photo By Bill Vlncrnti 7 Rev Vlr3"L Bryinl and Rev KCinethW MulI,$ & in's tcc - - rice 20 Cents FIRST PRESBYTERIAN 7 y0p m - WASHIM.J fUN (A?) — H H needed funds ' for mnosing In other V.atergaterelated gatE 'Aill be in 31gM fie changes receised daily b) Haldeman, while serving as costs. developments: —Former presidential apthe voter registration office Whiteflousechlefofstaff,kept Ilaldeman, reached in Callexpect during the "purge" —President Nixon was re- pointmentssecretaryDwighth. ixtted considering a nation- (lapin was denied a new tridi esery tso )ears, shen ia per a stack of c.ish in his safe to fornia, declined comment 'iay must be handled to bring make gifts to White House in another development, the wide broadcast address next on his perjury conviction by a ;1unday, April28, 1974— Sanford, Florida 32771 U - - Presenti), a part time Jur) office clerk spends less than an PISIOP Wed 6.ble Study CG'iourorS Meeting COMMUP • UNITED -- - - (4 J 700pm MorW 9 ISa m II OOa m Bible Study Wed , -- - -- - - p Il 00. rn - I Morning WorShip fr,korfl rig Worth p Sunday School Mornirig,orsh,p WTBO&dCSitl 9 45 am nve Pastor Rev E.RuthGrant CHRIST UNITED — coiriputer 4O1J 4, CHURCHOOFLrOW000 Or Rev 0 RossDenskm - .-••• - Evanr,eI.st -. - - -: Snd.y Blvd. Rev KhH Sur'dayscIic'ol - - -- 7:3Op rn Charles N. Cru-iip CHURCH - - - h --— CHURCH O- CHRIST PINECREST BAPTIST - added FIRST PENTECOSTAL GRACE UNITED - - 7 OOp m i'i',,ies i;stul _____ - M rs Bruit.: goserno,, - the ., 'Y - elections supervisor Canuny supplied by the Ev*nçeIist,CSfv,te %e1 Praer & tO OOa m SIs'iIsmIs'i - ______ - - L -__1t1: 'iSerninole'si 10mm process viiIcIi°takes hOUrS of work by three JIlT)Comnmis.sioners appuinted by _J/ p ____________ _____ plan advocated (or some time 1 I' -i __' _______ E Aditiirw,trtiv& ng Pastor 945am 1050am ' I OOpm 7 OOp m _______ - - 1 Bruce 17$ Crystal Lak. LakMMy.FIa - 7 OOp - from the jury. '.i;rry f'rodrd for GOOD SHEPHERD UNITED LUTHERAN CHURCH - . )0OOa SundaySchoot -*j - --. - - 1, p-. Prayer ?,'teting 1ed JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH • ___ otPrtL,hPimInL.lit ti cJiIWI1tc- r , lOOp m 7 00 m DotiglaiDElhoti Avc ufldav School P/c-ning Worship YoulhHOur LvanielSt,C Service MJ Wre ' r-. cr1 At) LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEM(R - P ri 51Cr P 4 tI' - :--' NYPS E.e Worship j - 'h sear and hail, says Sail!, pick a jury. I ISL runInit iOfl 1 111)1 imitcoded, OFTHENAZARENE I F.- d. -i-' nrotIuc by and im - . - ___ -L ___ to draw 900 names by hand precincts means that restra list ting the jurors picked from — 30a - .-, - g SrnC% _____ ____ ______ 1 a Pastor OOa ' --*L / nj5pi(t,ofl CIPITRAL BAPTI$T CHURCH Ccr.lIthSt £OakAve. Rev Rr1Loy Pastor Sunday School 1' ISa MrnngWorsh.p I) 00, m Chisch Training 6 ip m /,Orth P E'en 1 OOp iii %ecl P(1fr Sir c 3 m 'L Co,nmuntOt t. p A ( Gre-en Sunday SthOoI LerOy 0 Somr .• j iitpti t r i;i üii ii - CALVARY BAPTIST ASSEMBLY facttmstof the re $IdIiVIJ LU iiuuiiit )puIng3 wac man being careful to draw the sante A computer system Wheft all Seminole s jury process sho protested because no percentage of names from each names are "thrown into the Chief Seminole Circuit Judge blacks sere available for his precinct as the precinct has to kit' IS both constitutional and / -- ____ - computerized juT) selection lines reentl) stten a mistrial must tck from each of th MOAVI4N Sanlando Springs 0 Longwood F.. Pastor .1 ALL SOUlS CATHOLIC - . - Under t m s c' .' — __ c.:. By CIIR NELSON .\_\ \_\ _____ % bic Sludi rn 1100 PAFTIST _____ - I METHODT CHURCH I RST C HURCHOF CHRIST m C oto ---..- ___ 7Q p m Pifl a -_____ LymnHXod SUnc1Y School :t,rA.Phno3:: CP - - - GITNN (L) TAKEN TO JAIL BY LYKENS The Vatican, at times accused of not doing all it could to help Jews flee Nazi Germany, Bridge ----------13A 14A Cakndar Classified ads . - ('rosswtird Puzzle 13A 1)t Abby 13A D' 'rane 13A Editorial Comment Vs Iluir uscope l3A llo.spital Notes HA National News 6A Society1L4B - - - - . - - . - - ugees. -_ World News Fair today. Warm with hig in mid to upper s. - A twd 0s to 60. Variable mostly- easterly winds around 10 mph becoming light tonight. Daytona Beach tideshigh 106 a.rm, 1:40 p.m low 7:23 a.m,, 7:3-8 pin. Port Canaveral-high V �- T- - — __________________________ - .. . . _p -- !hfl ...t_ _T_. The Sanford Herald 2A—The Sanford Herald 11; .11 .. : ;V : I ; !. i Sunday, Apr il 28, 9?4 if The Pitfalls Of Available EDITOR'S NOTE —' With t'111~,~ Wk Credit In America Easy . 0,0 Q I 1HE 1 1111''.4,111 11 ~ill 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I business slowdown that is highest since the organization I B R 11 y !JJ ) IS*POPLETR li 4W T'7 _______ _ __i Ctt1r > ECKERD/S Or ----, ____ ('It1aIit i' F'nil , :TE __ IIi \OIL J .= 6 WEINTZ HeraidSiaff Writer 4 _______ N j p , - I I - / I / i-:_ - 1 - - b" / - -, .. '- . \ -. I ~ . - * / —'n -.-.. -- herself as a "Child o God, like e veryone" but she is a prac- form at age 13 it was a foregone conclusion -in her m.ind -she titioner rather than a preacher of the -Word." would graduate from high sdl.Today, Lucille Browi Is she his been Interested In ,/ Z -' ' - - - k dergraduate, she has a special tier keen interest in books spirit. Her interest and motivation earned ther respect of teachers and her desire to continue her education were kindled in an unpainted one-room school In . ,,i// I - tried to learn from everything she did. wanted to evpx.9ore hm, that. Wlwn my In 1953 Cross grey lady at Croonu - ~. teacher heard I had married she was like King Herod when High School, where she also "took some classes." ' he beard of the büTh of She also took non-credit classes and studied with tutors. "I always did love school, Christ; bet rnth 'was great because she wanted me to stay in school. She said I could be learning and people," she says. Perhaps her love of people is something great. I never forgot that." MJ -b-y - husband and house behind. l ' keep up with the housework. I have a responsibility man," she says. Now that her long-stand f several minutes you feel as If you ha ve known her for years. lately about flowers growitif curious would wonder her I got married." Despite the fact her marriage Seminole Junior Coilege where she is graduate of th e charter class. However, even before "Don't you think a clear and people it's pre-ordained precluded her return to school better understanding between Individuals would eliminate it? better when you treat them Like Seminole, she recalLs being There can be no barreier with garden in towrL distinction. LUCI LLE BROWN The explanation :s simple: Years SJhe ri1I pek ith candor hAWlEY LAKE, Ariz. .,. 1 ,ilmt, service.s. Will pa) the dechning enrollment and khuulsuiotberonlyinteresJ however. She raises roses hobby and with all the talk any subjett. "There Is no need For the generation gap," she - -i receive his report card The boy's mother, who promoting him to the next dropped out of high school, acts ,1:30 p.m. ELY!'. The tornado chologi,st with a guidance cm- knee and I told her, 'Look, hon- mighty unhappy Life." lie don't have this outlet. So they were destroyed don't want to naloes, that bit 11 states in the struck a I 4:40 p.m. EDT.Setmi ter set up in the First United ey. irs going to rain a lot in your smiled rather ruefully. "At talk about it. By talking about it see them. In many EDITOR'S NOTE-The tor Swth WW Midwrit on April 3 killed 300 persons kids would have been in school PrE*-terian Church. and buildings or on the streets an 'l'here's no evidence of any rains you're going to have a prqwrty. Ohio and Kentucky Bra ridenburg. Ky., counted 31 were two ,.rur twLa.0 .'a from li. Aprilu4Lw,.ster, the sit.zrmalh, there's a % hich destroyed IM twrries and - to rebuild, buildings in the village of 1,650 ronflicts over federal aid and Persons delayed enwitional resetiotis to Xenia and Brandenburg were the frightening twist,ors. the hardest hit b) thic dom ris of There's "mm, too tornadoes t struck in Ohio wild Kentucky on April 3 They . B KEN DAVIS also hit Aswiated Press Writer XENIA. Ohio (APi - 71,e 4 L through Uilis southwestern Ohio tow'non Apr il 3 kIIIIPH, 3 sons and causing hundreds of -ii I -. of people think tl,~ .'s goirg to — nc.s,otionai backlash, uIdt "r-people always break up after a dmaster. It LM*t SO. Survivmg a . vrw can be a growth ex- ~L penence." Still. a minister LOW the story t, a woman undergoing ex- - -7 - le whose homes work, . -- - -0J~ .. I / — tripped later on debris and I 14 / - senii high school a pile of rubbish with Of!) frag- N -- -~, -- 4 c 'P kids have ways of re -0~ 1 toll of walls and some beams he%ing their frustrations aivul - ~ ~~-~ 7--~ - - - IN ~— -~M - "- r 2i.: V - - -— i - - ~, . ' It. 1\ I e'j - V 4w- -I - I --- --1 --- -- A I ; - .6- *, ~-*---3 I "I ----' it had beeniusdixd.. His voice tarnrng Easter .unday, 12 t;;y. iivsky from the dust c-hurred ui have.been. '.lrn ky th- whirlwirvi, ,-- the rhildren tv Justa t1punderstal said Rwit -11`& ;, game tidulLs pl.-.y to till luive been in schol U I'dievc livir frustrations, per. 'ti'ikI have been a terrible, t.?r- hips to caw r:uilt feelin ruse they survived," .Si4hl Dt ruble tragedy" Xenld's schools are out at j'.-'ttwr knn:uaster. '. . - - - -- --1. - ' - I cc" / - - ~-.-~ - iJ;loJJJJJJC- - .. C- I '"t* -- . aher (he April 3 'rnad -';Nl--I daughter cried ii.-A cnea il krained the Other day. liviland, whose home was levt'Led in the hard-hit Arrowherd sJblWLiOfl F Jriril) I just sat her on my S (atom 'atu1itiiifl \lthough the *0 homeowners in Hill Kn.tpinan a carpenttr, ilIo%ed his family from Scott "The President was here, YX )u '44 Outwardly, the city bustles know, and he asked us what lot ' schmi taxes. the) get little, 114 about trying to pick up the whrited, and we told him: ,Mo() ,il anything. for their money. pieces. The taA ij enormou& IJ " Stewart shrugged. "The a *~AW" I 11ccording to Kinapinan. The Amy Corps of FnJneers Presideat has been here Boll his son had an allergy problem. "We've attempted to get hin) In St-1111K)l for the last six yVars," Knapinan said. -They isvhool t5O million for public buildinp J.-- ,, .' The Knapinans hI,iw k' likt uffit i,ils (1,11111 it S tr1rn 800 030 cubic yards of tII11 f Congress tins t)cefl 'khris lie on the city iGO yj and everyone s'vs they want to- j 1, hoiiit is on theA pache Indian sp(IrtItiuI) protikiii, IoU I tlaiiii I i 'truckloads reservation Residents lease they transport other students in ' bet ' ' the sites fiotti flue tribt' The (he count). It's stricly un area . "Rut, the 'II be ther diM utimates ' do't 1t 1r 1)4) it 'as - tr.ukj 'Il ingis Tinw." ht said in a vcticv Tile e,ainv of %twt-nught- ç I 41 - provide tran. suns progres with the class Mrs Knapinan regrets not [wing able Ii, teach William inuch more than the basics. Music and art art missing from his curriculum. _=- hadn't calle-d off basebtll prar- arvJ Warner, rnrollttoltlt-~ 791 time the) praddj:e tornado, the 0-'- ` M ! .f . t!ce for m son, if then hadn't and IM5, It destroyed two ele- IF-45 fearful are dxqr memo. -A .1 been Daylight Savings Time," itientary 3dwLs - McKeiley. ries." Dr. Dammaster said the Rev. Raymond Pope of enrollment 326, and Simon chuc*ill '11* parents are , k" %- I the Faith Community Kenton. enrollment 861 - and horrified, but It's good for & Ill Metl.ist (iiurvK U) thnuiged Arrouwood thafl -, Etr)oni 15 talking thou! 11' ot nt.r, t 'roIhnent 30') 11w re is no official list of the !-r; 'tiat kicL who happened now wet their beds, was The Rev. Mr. Pope felt the terrible, of course," said the who wake upc-rying,sw-ne a bit I saw compulsion to eyplore Rev. Mr. Pope, "but it U)e kids hysterical because of a tornado , what rniht have bern "II I don' t - JUST WAITING FOR A LIR ($iid P*)* By Bill V,A{ LITTLE LEAGUER MiChael Johnson, I 1, of 2014 S. Lake Ave, San. ford, takes advantage of a cool niche for a brief nap while Wai ting for h$s mother to pick him up at Fort Mellon Park. The fact his team lost didn't caus'e him any less of sleep — after all, he played a good game. - - We estimate it will take 60 St, asters tilind other problems- aPil iirking ds Jutt In haul away " time goes on the will to he CO Xen may weaken We've gal5 J - if 1 " lint! of Xenta's urba n area h-Ince to make a new I'M better cit'- if we 'an et -suffered d2niage, lnswtm help.havr look W a" ' -W bulU~AA Fede%-al emergency asstsv They condemned 1,244, listed ance for Xenia couki go as t1I!T5 'Ifli I1lJOf tbuiinge $8'i iuuillio,t, Including and ,194 with fnu,ri LIhaI, million to rebuild schools. ' - Ilighw, of pre,judice, due to tht 't that t)*'i;iirtiiut'nt uiainLins a 19 mile road into the I:isc area, but wt' a'i' tilt ruads in the vommunity . art, Avard Hall says it's striudy it maintianed by the Indians. loaner of money-or the lack of tlit' rest'tvatiori Apache County School Sup'.. -We pay'laxes to the count% it i: ,. isna the state." Knapinan sai(i. "The school district is ' t ' I bi'lIe'it' we're entitled to brka'," hi' said "Thi'v have a C --- DE LUXE FAN. REG. 1199 T - ---- - DOROTHY GRAY TREATMENT SPECIAL 150 O'iCEAY(AIIVALUES' U REG. FROM 250 ' \' I WER BRIGS & STRATTON 3 HORSEPOWER MOTOR •', ' • - -\ _._--•..' \.:l It i .ff V. 5 I OO to PO \\ -- 11 1--__-=-:-~--:-------~~-----=-= ---------- 3 -- ___ItP' 1-1 k - PLAYTEX NURSER n'rric DCHI IUb '•U L C U7 LISTEROL n WI'I(ILS AE ADJUSTACLi ne,llhbOr'hOOd? - -111 7-:~ \\ - . TRIMMER ir •.'a ' t I 79 - , ,.- ..'. .- - - — — — I I / 1~F,f it " ," ,~" ' I ---'. ''.:.:':::'1' ['. .h1299 L I - —._- ';. . ',i,.., , - OME M Oliel";L911 '"01"A J_' a %t#PJ . -- MODIL I GRASS C DISINFECTANT (RIG 66971 EBACK&(R I = 569 a __- - - 5OCOLINT-- LIMIT I ROTARY I " - LJ1 _ . ;: . I AIR MATTRESS With PILLOW 6OCOUNT OMIT C.111 WEDNL.Sl)A1',.%1AV I Spaghetti with ,Meat Sauce Green Peas Tossed Salad Cake or Cookies iOats, / 11 EFFERDENT I TABLETS. Peanut Butteri 1 -P U I I A T., a ' S c . . . I. .76 --- - I - - F*00MEN 1~ A, i _____ I I I I#--. - 118 r( - - 0 IESPECb'1L bbiL C renthI Frits Cole 'a iw SEA HUGHES EAS Sanferd 1I IT 1 1Ir t ; ~allfilrt) #irralil l' Pub"shed Daily and Sunday except Saturday and Christmas Day by The Sanford Herald. 300 N. IL - )f O SIDNEY THOMPSON 1 -I 831 9121.2 French Av.?,, Sanford, Fla. 32771 SHIRLEYMILLET --:1 l Second Class Postage Pad at Sanford, F113li 32711 I - 668 SM7 Dtllona tan : _% -. . ' V~Ashs~ I --- : 3 -7 -: ------- CANVAS CASUALS - " 44 66 Will v, T ,-------- ,, . I s (')1t1tI( $S1() r=--=-==- - - - __ __ :_- --- _-1 ;= iy 1, 4 ~ V, ~A : 41 .': .. ' ii iZ c film Print5 I - . - dc"1Ql' 'c p,,ntd - - Kodak F11I%I W 7' pAl . 4) I " PINT BOTTLE TURPENTINE I U¶ ¶ A ' - - — / F or est City HILDA RICHMOND ---: - ''. , SANDRA RAWLINS 834-9212 Catselberry Al!amonfe Springs -- . ________ %— - ILU-9212 [tolls, Milk. Butter I UDIES-SLEEVILESS J DESITIN DABAWAYS hocass will tJ - BEACH JAMAICA SETS 36 CT. == - .$I ~ -,' I - #MEMO A i2 invats with Chet sel F resh low iIt ws BriJ F ru i t Cull _________________________ - - !r:11099 M Subscrillptilom Rales by Carrier Week $5c Year $28 40 - $109 __ Ilaniburgers on Bun , a caroni a Cheese Fish Squares ,/t"i UOAA0If C lftci.________ liEW, RFG Milk, Butter F'HIl)t %1%% 1 ——— SUPERLECTRIC . 14 01 SPRAY LIMIT ONE Fruit-Fresh or Canned Rolls, Milk, Butter I ! I 129 REG 1 69 12 FIASHES "— OSCILLATING TEN INCH education at home. TUMM Y, A111111.30 - 88 = -=. 44l the bay will continue his Smoked Sausage Buttered Rice 'subs or told Cuts ttit I 3CUBFS 1 - --~=--=s -- MAGICUBES - MONDAY, APRIL 29 nintter will be looked into hn p, an ho goes to Mi 'alrs _____ ___ CASHEWS . . Corn Bread, 110 MIES -- - film Dependable magicut. capabiity "Used magicubs" signal RiG Color-corrected Ions FLAVOR HOUSE ! itere s chance that under a new special education program, the county will be able to provide young Knapman with a tutor. In the meantime, ¼. Rolls, Milk, Butter sportation for that area. and e v en it flit', wanted III the don't have tite money. The elde'r Knapman figure-i he's caught in a taxation without rt-'prrsen Ttv fear of man emotiorwl L responses he received are that Young William has been the problem is tit s,oineorte receiving average or twtter School district officials say tince a wvek to compare tier A)ok, I've already told tht feds that we riectl 140 million t robrns Persists in Xenia In and renewal," he said 'i (XI e' Popes flow urban renewal normally Uf)W IrciS of i htin'tr&i p rsnr1s t.ikts IR t sixi tr just tO (eAt attended tiienlalt4ith down the buildings 'e diditif, trig conferen-e, preparing Mfor two minutes -14p . ________ A a 4 saidMrs Medic) future' older ____ - 1! domothus SOW her lot and some buildings can be repifplan to rebuild. "I think tq-I " to rent and not try to build What can be done for Xenia'! The mishap seemed to brea standu' In school hours, 1.455 furs," said Dr. Daininaster millions of dollars worth of teen-agers stud) there You know whats the lak' property damage The storm severet flame ids are playing it rL ' t iu d ' rni Lf rariind wider hoiwe arrest, if they Junior tugh schools 'Itry re Central practicing Ever) she said ilot of people like rn art, going Stewart has his own problczi j s twistff converted the broke her wrist. , of Engineers the ins' ante companies, who claim _______- ______ P' ,i .'=-". .-- - "The C Knapman said he isn't always able to obtain apinan, has been locked ina textbeoks and teacher's six-year liattle witti county and manuals froin the school school off ici a ls % o repea t edlydistrict, u that apparently have refused to send it bits or hasn't hampered the boy's sonic other form of tran. progress. sportanon to lI.iwhi) Like. &hool in the Knapman O The fattier has pleaded his cabin starts ever~ week, lay at case to anyorv! who would 8 N a.m. Class ' is dismissed listen. including governmental promptly at 3:30 p.m. officials at all levels. lit- even "We twlieve in discipline in "rote Ili the late President school and we apply that Lyndon It Johnson and concept at tioiiie," * Mrs, Presid ent Nixon. (;t'nerlIll)', the Knainnan said. who runs an our back to give the s:gnal 4 insurance -y. in Branders- haul wreckage. burg re11ectedtjujw5 " d " - ll ly 90 ç feeling. She lives now with her and after that the home and -r, son and his wife in a house on building owners would have to --- - -- =-** the other side of town. She do their own hauti g. n - ~ I - - - - 6girUP-- ,---T7- hasn't been back to visit her old "With a lot of the places, we , - . . neighborhood. .41 can't locate the owners and o6 "I just don't want to See it,,, e rs are hassling with - -•--. A -. - % ,L.7, .. . ` ' ified it% s Some in the White Mountains. K Hisfattier. William .1 . LAS", said City Manager Robert frierAs were doing the cleanup Stewart with a harried look U)i relieve thenuAlves." t)r. Dainmaster said, "Adults Ww, . .~~:, treme emotional stress in in all more than 300 persons ,xlthstood the tornado well but roe of what 'ghI 1' , All Xenia piay3 that fantan life. and if you cry every time it least, she stopped crying." "Things have stuxed down,' le emino I 10-size r - - Robert grade. as tier son's teacber. Green Beans 'Me boy lives %ith his father ''lie has to have .tit Carrots (Buttered-Candied or and mother ina lo~,, cabin oil the education," Mrs. Knapinan &-flad I ii ilf this resort community S;il(lr "Who could ue turn to?" Juice Bars South And Mil"dwest Struggle To L fe After Tornad oes " 1 S Phoenix. is to take a Wst and to -unreasonabie." ) .~ , ;-1 ~ -:-- ¶ =-- - the needed teacher's manuals and textbooks." William Knapinan Jr,, 13, is a drive the boy to and from seventh-grade pupil, but the school. That would add up to 92 only time he visits the sehool in miles a day i two round trips) MeNary, about 130 miles east of and Knapman termed the offer Brown has the pressitest • - The (inly other year-round the ,Nlc.Nary schools. Under necessary textbooks. ho ttid - — —. • - same tax rate as residents of therefore they're using every elementary school principal, \k \Ir) iihere the school IS) piece of money. As a result, denied Knapman S claim that jut we get nothing for it." they transport no s!udent for he doesn't always get the from the schoolhouse, ti has Faintly runs a store, been forced to do all his Knapruan turned down a deal studying t home for the last six Ikred h sc ol officials to )CtirS py him $1 i (Ia if ht would .. -- - 9 -- In LogCabin small Arizona community residents ol the conimiinity who existing law, transportation is refuse to provide transportation have children take them to not mandator)." "I've furnished those per. for a bo ho lie' 2.1 miles school in Springv ille where the sorall)," Hok said 'He gets all value of it and In the meantime oto v 0". H1VSS) 11% Awr AlU lit'll , were wiped until even the least - Ph Studies 6 before I start. As long as body is well I will go to achoot,' she says adding "provided y husband does not mind" people is Lo genuine It man. dates reciprocal feelings, After talking to her for only J CAMERA ' O C ETW slotS High Schools. Lyman placed second. Among winners were (1 to r) Penny Williams, Penny Lee, Kim Roberts, Lisa Ray and Vicki Shelly of Seminole High. Itecau.se school offiJJ in a husband died in a truck ac- cident, but, the war broke out, and, she puts it In a thankful tone, 'It wasn't always as convenient for adults to go to whnn) it Is now." Her school experience was sporadic until she enrolled in - - 4'! Codege , but I will take a rest Ltl , Georgia rsi 40 yem ago. 63 MAKE-UP ''\ 1 0 L - ~--'"`ll 7 Z7 , `7 classmates. Her Interest in says, responding to a ques,Uon. (H sri I years later after her first the adult education progra.m at -- =- a new goal "I will go to Seminole Juni She recalls as her tight hand restrains a wind-blown wisp of 1 LIQUID __ She returned to school 10 to school when I realized the __________ - Won't Furnish School Bus, The Herald Services - were made wtdle moist eyes '- Boy ' - -~J - -- - -- 1 10 dream to graduate front f,4~ llasses were ifted an memories , ' County to school 1 don't put rn 1V I O N IJ -- - .. devotion and love. ."While I gt - -;;; - --- ~ ----.. W~ -. ._ b Sheuys her husband, understand her desire to go ti school and has helped her respects were exchanged, - j was overall winner with highest percentage of points in the first countywide Foreign Language Conference for French, Spanish and German students from Seminoie, Lake Brantley, Lyman and Oviedo - schoo1hsbeenrealizedsheh graduation party for her at her alma mater-Seipinole Junior Center. At the party presents and --- _ _ n what made htr so outstanding in the eyes of her leathers and and classmates who threw a hair. ' ir. ' 'J , - - me to go to school more than anything In the world," she says," and I _ _ ii--~~-- -- 7-.;z I~ t1 ' 1• I = 4 If COVER SEMINOLE hUGH SCHOOL understanding' she -. with ,7-:-- 7--- -~-'-- - =- 7--= -':-L--== -- - ~ -- -- ., ' Dil in c:rlrldg. loading COUNTY FOREIGN LANGUAGE CONFERENCE When she was forced to lease school to help the family household, she says "I made up my mind then I would go bai - 1 - - curious and pos'wsstng an In. satiable desire to continued reading and aays she ed yteacher school books and the Bible she says, while sitting outside the room that housed her farewell party. College Adult ' Education - lls. soca -M Ever since she can remember ordinary 52-year-old un- / - When she was ranked from school and placed Into the work 52-year.old, fresh out of high school and ready for college. But, the Sanford woman Is no : - she never lost the desire to do bes _______ f \ her interest. You can feel her ou likejou h1tt INCLUDES COLOR FILM AND CURE - BAYER TIMED RELEASE ASPIRIN : 1~ * By MARK - lit -= pecia Spirit Carried Her To' Gl*rlhood Dream * _-_~—-!~,~ I 4 * ---- - ri. JJ -~.--J),Jy1f)R r) . ~,( ll/ ill. ~~ ou, ---- ----: ,--,.-__:: .- REG 2 49 - - I= (,?M0NTH ALO 0 , 1149 V LS' Two 'silt LOTION or -WNIY3 i . --- __ SECRET C - S .. I -------------I -V - A. im 0 R I I -- --.------ A D " ( ~% A ---===Z:~-=-.Z~~--;-,~;1=~ =--- H E .. 1 1,1111,1 1 1 J1111111 il 0 ~1 0@ Another lending group, the conr.wier.lending activities. profits. Consunt2r loan rates lUng new business but maintain which reports that swelling the ranks of the unem- started the survey in 1963. The Mortgage Bankers Association They began massive unsolicited are higher than business loan Uuings have Improved. Besides, quencies and write-offdelI, ployed and shortening work steepest climbs were recorded c America, reports that a mailings of bank credit cards rates and range hom, of Adn about says Ford, "we should not unsecured personal loans fild they weeks for those still momfn on the job. In recreational vehicle, mobile record number of Americans and started pitching to the low. 10 per cent for a new-car loan abuse the freedom of 100 per risen 13 per cent In the NL _And the easy availability of home and subsidized home in) cn repay. In part,, they were , fell behind In their home pay. e, -Income people who tradition- to 18 per cent on bank credit cent on account of the problems year, Is going to a point-yt, encouraged to do so by tanks credit, which has encouraged provement loans. ments In the final quarter of ally had been customers of fi. cards, of 2'i per cent." for rating maiy people to borrow beyond prospec(j, William F. Ford, chief econo. 1973. The associa tion says the n&'ice companies. The cry was: d But some ba nkers are begin- borrowers, mist for the asoc1atIon, Says delinquency rate rose to 4.70 Buy found small loans a profitable their ability to repay. pay later. Understandably, the banks ning to re-evaluate their lendThe system, which replaces Financial experts say a con- the twal hJ months of any year per cent of all resiklential rYrt. business. Young tnarrlech are Why were the banks so inter. are reluctant to attribute their more subjective personal a. hardest bit, and extricating tinuatlon of the trend may lead traditionally are marked b; the with late payments on interest in consumer loans to t o tighter credit and higher proach to lending, was in L inrise in delinqucucy rates and federally themselves from debt Is often a idised housing the profit motive and maintain terest rates, works before the de1lnquen that the 1973 climb may be less rising to a whopping 14.7 per nightmare. they are performing a public Economists pay pa rticularly serious than the numbers In- ce nt, figures came in, the bank si service. By DEBORAH M. RANKIN close attention to delinquency diate. d But the statistics "are forcir.1 M Wetmore, director of John M. c C rates because they are considAP Business Wilier us to pay more attention to th/ Total consumer credit dou. econoini cs for the organization, When ered an indicator NEW YORK tAP — of consumer rules we always had, but had k, bled from $89 billion in 1965 to puts most of the blame on inGeorge P. got married five sentiment and the future path of go by th boards," adds $11) billion Last year "and fiation, especially in agri years ago, he and his bride took the economy. Generally, a rise official. we've done our share," accultural area, which he says out a 1500 loan to furnish their in delinquencies is accumManufacturers Hanover, . knowledged one banker who has forced people to spend some panied by a drop in consumer new apartment. other big New York bank, sap asked to remain anonymous. 20 per cent more on groceries, Two children, nine credit spending and occurs just before Its delinquencies are up close "Only we called it serving the "The consumer is in trouble cards and seen loans Later, the a recession. 50 per cent and Its bad loans i needs of consumers." be cause rising costs have "What we're seeing is a clasyoung bank clerk owed over 40 per cent. But the bank thlnkj forced him to suddenly rear"We were shoving it out the ,moe th n he earns in six sic textbook cse," says Irwin most of the rise Is due to tern. range his budget door," admitted another. L. Kellner, vice president of months. porary unemployment an4 ing up short at the end of tz As trKTeaslflg hei'i of He was so far behind in his Manufacturers Hanover Trust doesn't plan to tighten up n. rmrnth," ivs S'.'Lrr3o, people began to buy on credit, jt' :t t (';rIEtmas that h .std to da hen ou could increasing numbers started to "Government figures ShOw couldn't charge a penny more. juggle things and offset higher miss monthly payments. "It's a Some lenders attribute the u' So he took the small amount of delinquency rates are running beef costs by using pork or crease in Late paymen ts to pli simple matter of probabili ty," cash he had on hand, bough t his at a 20-year high, and this poultry. But this time, atiso. growing restrictions on thee says Ford. "The more people go daughters dime-store toys, his serves as an early warning that lutely everything has shot up" collection techniques, such into debt, the more to wile a $7.99 nightgown and told consumer borrowing Is getting 'Rx problem is worst where repossessions and wage gat delinquency is going to In. them "Santa Claus got stuck in out of hand." local economies have been hit crease" nisheeing. They warn that, Right now, the figures are inflation." by the energy crisis. their freedom to collect pax 11 Financial experts say that worrisome, but not alarming 71w casualties of the easy But what is disturbing, he Household Finance Corp., the due payments continues to be George, who doesn't drink or enough for bankers and finance says, is that the amount of take- nation's biggest finance m-credit approach are people like eroded, they may be forced u gamble and is in his early 20s, is companies to push the panic home pay workers must set pany, reports that its de the bank clerk, who turn away high-risk, low-L-, C typical of millions of Americans button. And these lenders point aside to meet loan payments quency rate in Detroit now feels that the banks and I come borrowers. who have gotten into debt over out that only a fraction of delin- has increaseø so sharply It 13 creased pronouncedly. riance com panies encouraged And Gerard A Lareau, vice pre s quencies turn Into bad loans, so approaching the danger point. the mortgage bankers group their heads. him to borrow far more than dent of the nonprofit creth Delinquencies pyment. 30 far past due they are written off ability to repay. "As a rule of thumb, no more says that vermont, a tourist-incounseling service that 'is help days or more past due — on as uncollectable than 20 r)pr cent of your take. dustry state hurt by lack of ing George P. get his linanc I'll take 10 per cent of the A survey by the American home pay, or disposable in- gasoline and poor skiin consumer loans and mortgages g condi. blame, but they should take the In order, sa ys th ere Is no ea3 are at the highest level In yeats Bankers Associatin Indicates come, should be spent on meet- th4s, has the highest delinrest," he says. "Because they answer to the problem of credi " for three reasons, lenders say: that delinquency rates on E coning debt payments," Ford says. quency rate in the nation 9.25 / j never once said 'no' even and collection. -Continued sharp inflation, mum in loans "rose "But the ratio of Installment per cent. though I was bumping my cred"But I do know that someon4 forcing Americans to set aside substaritiall'y" during last No- debt to disposable income has 7be weds of the carent ested in getting into small loans it ceiling. litstead they kept of- Ing practices in the light of has to step In because the banlu - ~ i " a larger portion of each dollar vember &.d December and cc- gone from three or four per cent credit problems were sown in higher delinquencies, since de- and the loan companies don't the little man instead of feting me more." for such necesities as food and counted for 2.53 per cent of all in Wot Id War It to more than 17 the 19605 when banks launched to making larger loans to bust. The banks admit they may linquencies are costly. have the impetus to poi4, loans outstanding. This was fuel. per cent last )W. sajor effort to increase their ness? The answer was bigger have gone overboard in solic. First National .City Bank, themselves," he said. - Sunday, April 28, li14-3A "': r rg r -.. ' ' - :' -. ,. �t -i i I -i --'--- '!' - __ i,Li-ii-i 1 I) I J] I-,-Lt ! U -I!i i -, - - _- - - - Ii!fu '-, - - _______ s•—* - ' ?. - - . .. - * ________ I - _lu .. . Sunday, April28, 1974 Editorial ' .. Russia s Brilliant / Always Check ; Any a 0 . I 1, I ' 0 I Jack r ,,jj# - --I-- I 40 1 ' LI 4 Anderson •1 it Ripoff Performers Expulsion . 6 House Feels Media Needs Record Firms ,. Icapyogm. 9t4. by united rf,stury s~ftdwstr. I-, (PART TWO '' 0 .. -, \ I 0 - - - ( . '- - 0 - - - - - - S hultz Leaving TheCapital ill Hurt Adm nistration ' - - - Sadat's Westward Ti t 1. Washington From Th e M a ilbag - ___ - FLORIDA Fu l l $ Facts TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) The House has adopted the position that news media cannot report on a public official's financial statement unless the full statenent Is revealed. The amendment, aimed at newspaper, radio and television journalists, was added Friday to bill (C&H834l8) that would require full financial disclosure in public by elected and appointed officials. The House, in its third day of debate on the measure, stopped short of a final vote, deciding Instead to postpone final action until Monday to give members P chance to study dozens of amendments to the bill. The media amendment, adopted in a voice vote, was sponsored by Rep. Robert Hartnett, 1)-Miami, even though the bill's sponsors said it WII.S uncoust ito Iiiona 1. Hartnett said the amendment would prevent newsmen writing about financial disclosure statements from taking "out of context any one holding." "Let's tell the whole story and let it all hang out," he said. The bill's sponsor, Rep. Marshall Harris, 1)-Miami, urged house members to reconsider the vote adopting the amendment, but he was shouted down. "It may be an unconstitutional burden on free speech," hIarri$ said. "We may be impinging on freedom of the press." The House did not specify the penalty for violating the ban on partial media accounts of the statements, rejecting a second Hartnett amendment calling for live-year jail terms. Harris said a number of lawmakers were expressing anti. media feelings. H? said those legislators feel that financial disclosure has been forced on them by the media. In an amendment adopted Thursday, the House called for news media officials and cmployes who shape editorial policy to disclose their finances in the same manfler as public officials, The bill requires public officials to list t1 sources of their income, assets and liabilities. The revelaticzvi would come in g.nera1 categories reflecting the approximate percentage each source is of the total. But an araendment adopted Friday provided that public officials can tile sworn net worth statements and copies of their I come tax returns instead of the more complicated source reports. - ,~ TODAY CALCULATORS. . .! 7 _. Rape Victim Sues Firm VALDOSTA, Ga. (AP) — A Port Orange, Fin., woman who was raped and beaten after her car suffered a blowout along Interstate 75 in Cook County has filed a $1 million damage suit In federal court against the Firestone Tire and Rubber Co. of Akron, Ohio. The woman contends a Cordele, Ga., Firestor Tire Store installed the wrong type tire on her car. She also charges that the manager of the store guaranteed that the tires he put on her car would get her home safely. The woman, who was enroute from Detroit to her home in Florida last August when the incident occurred, was stranded in a rural section of South Georgia. TALLAHASSEE, Fin, tAP) Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin is proposing new rules to crack down on service stations that attempt to deceive customers about the price of a s 1 inc. Shevin said Friday that a new chapter of state "Little Fit" rules, aimed at halting unfair and deceptive trade practices, is needed for gasoline retailers and wholetalers. Under the proposals, which will go to the Cabinet on May 21, service stations would be prohibited from just showing one number on a gasoline price sign or showing the wrong price for fuel. - Two New Judges TALLAHASSEE, Fla, (AP) — Gov. Reubin Askew's office has named two St. Petersburg men to judgeship, in the 6th Judicial Circuit, which covers PineI!as and Pasco Counties. Charles Burke, 51, was named Friday to fill the vauancy created when Ben Overton was appointed to the state Supreme Court. And Lawrence Keough, 41, was named to the post vacated by Richard Kelly, who resigned to run for the 5th District congressional seat. Horne Hits Energy Ruling TALLAHASSEE, FLa. (AP) — Senate president Mallory Home has accused the Federal Energy Office of threatening Florida's nursery industry with an "arbitrary and discriminatory ruling." Home, 1)-Tallahassee, criticized on Friday a ruling by federal energy chief John Sawhill that Florida nurserymen are not entitled to priority fuel allocations. "U the majority of Florida nurseries dealt only In ornamentals, I could understand the energy czar's arbitrary policy— but the vast majority of our nurserymen produce and vend citrus and other fruit trees, vegetable plants and other varieties of plants that are actually necessities," Hor ne said In a news release, Murder Trial Continues FORT PIERCE, Fin. (AP) — The defense is to begin its case Monday In the second-degree murder trial of Don McCarty UI, son of a former Florida governor. McCarty, 32, is charged in the Jan. 24 shooting of Benj9min Soloway, 24, who was found dead at McCarty's home. Circuit Judge Royce Lewis refused to order a directed verdict of acquittal after the prosecution rested its case Friday. - 0. , \ ' -- _ " II DOW N WITH - _ - _ - - - - _________ _______ ________ CONVICTED ARSONIST POSTS $75,000 BOND DANIEL EVANS, 26, of Altamonte Springs leaves Seminole County jail Saturday flanked by his attorney Charles Trulock (I) and (r) bail bondsman Lee Wheeler. Evans was found gully two weeks ago of hiring and conspiring with three men to burn truck fleet of Air Flow Air Conditioning in Casseiberry on Sept. 19. Evans, who has not been sentenced, is free on an appeal bond, He is an Orlando plumbers' union official. Police Blotter - I. - /.r 00 Pit%i'f A V PE C C) LY, YLL /p 00 Ao1fC F'Ut141.tf T OM A IK F P S %f yc p 4 ' e1r 54Y 1Y yJ 1' 0 w OBRTC MA, WE'i' A4vrr.tin OIrfc*or SU5SCRIPTIUHATES P4.ne D"vfy 1k Wrt$. 12 4Q Mci'th, 511 20 6 MM. gvy ir o Yoor MaO ir 5br't M I4' 'yry All Olbur Ma il- $7t¼rr'.,Mmt,$l X I! min ,'7t\ f t / ;. ;f : A ' j.-” . 1J7 40 &vyiy' , jj/ -'" - .0 - r' - . O 'Vfl' Society today is not only being held hostage by the political terrorists who kidnap and bomb and extort. More and inure, the great mass of decent, aw-abiding citzens, along with the cultural artifacts that are the vifibte heritage of civilization, are at the mercy of the barbi.rians iancng us who deface, destroy, wreck and ruin 4 ,.4,:~"jz hLA. i- "Man. THAT SAYS 17' ,r4LLi You Ino,'' — 40M i,i The Electronic Calculating Machine market is just getting "out of hand". The American manufacturers are locked in primarily the near a struggle with the factories overseas and the wild gyrations in the cost of calculating machines are largely a result of this international trade war. For instance, during the past several months, George Stuart has bought thousands of machines at the in many cases, before we could get lowest prices possible them unpacked and on sale the prices had been cut! And in some instances the new retail prices were less than we had paid as a distributor. It has been embarrassing to us. Customers can't understand it. SO we are clearing out as many of ow' electronic calculating machines as we can. We think calculator prices have "bpttomed" out, We know many companies have been "dumping" machines at less than their cost of production, and many distributors and factories are having financial troubles for this reason. We advise you to take adnow. vantage of this situation ri George Stuart has possibly the largest election of electronic calculators in the entire South and maybe the largest-number of nationally advertised brands . ... UNICOM, NORTH AMERICAN ROCKWELL, TEXAS INSTRUMENT, MELCOR, SANYO, SUMMIT, KEYSTONE, REMINGTON RAND, ROYAL, UNITREX, AND DOZENS OF OTHER BRANDS. Electronic calculators are something like radios. . . you can buy a small hand-held portable radio for as little as $3.95 or you can pay up to $300 for a quality radio. It is the same way with electronic calculators . . . they are made in sizes smaller than a pack of cigarettes on up to standard desk-size printing machines. And they are worth just what we are charging for them. So we suggest you come in NOW. We have marked our machines to the lowest prices possible. . . lower than any mail order houses . . . lower than the "cut price" ads in the Northern papers. In many instances, lower than our cost. Hand-held electronic calculators start at $29.95. A machine of this type can save a housewife more than the cqst of the machine, in computing her grocery costs in shopping, in just a few weeks. A student can get better grades and can complete his work faster. Every real estate man . . . every salesman . . . every insurance agent . . . every person in business where he needs to multiply and divide can put one in his briefcase or on his desk. They are easy to use. Our men are experts in teaching you how to run the machines and showing you the differences in features and quality of the various machines. (We don't even mind yqur coming in to have us show you how to run the calculators, even if you have purchased them from a drug store or variety store.) The new scientific model machines are now available, some simply with square root and a few extra features. The prices on the scientific machines start at $59.50 and go up to siightly under $ 200,00 for the most sophisticated machines. Check these prices you will find that in many cases they are better machines and at less than one-half the price you paid a few days ago for other machines. Every engineer, every student of engineering (and there are thousands of them in the Orlando area) could use one of these machines. As to terms, buy them on your BankAmericard or Master Charge and use their revolving account if you like. Or buy them on time payment plan by paying a little extra carrying charge . . . Or . . . in some extreme cases, why not pay cash and save money? What more can we say? We have been in business in Orlando for many years. We are now a second generation business. We have the best selection. We have the best prices. The best-trained people. We have been in business longer and if we don't know how to get the best buys we don't deserve your business. - eastern factories - - BERRY'SWORLD V' G.s.Lltvsnt,St. - Gasoline Price Checks -- T -- ABOUT ELECTRONIC 1 - j:r-}:Jt.:1 1j -'5( -.. _________________________________________ _________ ________ _______ - - -i's Sunday, April 28, 1974-5A 0 fly 10N OAKLEY WASHINGTON—in a series of columns two years ago, we The Herald Servicei 11 of dissident exposed a payola scandal In the billion-dollar record industry The expulsion author Alexander So1z.IenItsyn involving payoffs In drugs, women and old-fashioned cash. Our 0 1 appears to have been a brilliant stories resulted in a Feoral Communica ti ons Commission in. 1 stroke by the Kremlin. Western vestigation and clean-up. Now a new, if less spectacular outrage, needs to be aired. It's intellectuals note with chagrin the way America's record industry is ripping off th e performers \._ that the ware of outrage iho make the hits. swept the world in the wake of --' . 14",'' Guflible teen-agers imagine their rock en' pop stars are the action has ebbed as quickly --iIii figures, reaping fortunes from the $5.98 "albums" glamorous as it began. Diplomatic ;1 cheaper "singles." and r"percusslons seem to have 1. f . Md a few superstars like Bob Dylan, the Rolling Stones and , i__t_ been nil. re.41 . \ More adverse publicity may Neil Diamond are doing all right, thank you. They have the clout , ... 5000 •0 to demand and get fair pay Err their frenetic work. Some of them in store for the Soviet regime , - \ Z. of also iiiake a fortune on public appearances, 1-shirts and posters. when translations 0 .-r E1 for many r,cw hit urtists, all they net on a gaudy $5.98 Solzhenitsyn's expcse of Stalinist terror, "The Gulag album is a paltry IS cents. The rest goes to companies, . Archipelago," come out in the distributors, st or es, agents, managers, lawyers, studios and, to some extent, corrupt radio station music directors and disc i i~ West. Even so, it will have ==-= jockeys. gained very much and lost very . - Record industry insiders have confided to us how the squeeze htlle—at least in the short run— ptrfurmer.' prefik dit', it to nickels and * rodin the phto, i'rks,e hv ridding it,t1f ul a iTh;iIilflcfl( figure who was attacking the trigued by Rep. Earle's third of the issue fairly." .4 A typical album lists for $5.98 a]U,ough it often retails for far TZ. . very ideological underpinnings is question: "Do you favor repeal Well, we'; e not intrigued. less. The record company sells it to a distributor for about 12.40. of the Soviet style of socialism, of the Corporation Income Tax We're dismayed, but hardly He sells it to the "rack Jobber" for 12.90, who sells it to the retailer % This should not be surprising. on public utilities, so it wU not surprised. Politicians have for 13.05 to $3.10. Bold, lightning strokes have be passed on to consumers?" been singing this song ionly Out of the record company's $2.40 comes about 50 cents for paid off for the Kremlin in the That's what you call a real when we oppose them, YOU past—the quelling of the the album cover. The company also must pay for pressing the beaut. Certainly we all favor understand) so long that SOHIC disc, plus overhead cos ts and a payment to th e artist pension No place for weak links revolution In hlurgary in i re peal of ANY tax "so it will not people do accept as a fact that fund. last comes t he artist's cut. and the incipient revolution in be passed on to the consumer," we are biased in our news This Is where the sad music begins. Although a few super. Czechoslovakia in 1968, in both but that doesn't mean we'd also columns and on the air. ermed in. stars get as high as one dollar out of the company's $2.40, many cases by massive favor repeal of the Corporation We do not intend to protest vasion. Compared to these get less than 15 cents. The cut depends on the generosity of the Income Tax on public utilities, our innocence here nor recite of company and the demand for the pesformer. 0 4 brutal events, the exiling since public otilities are vir- our virtues. We know It simply The poor performer, however, does.'t pocket his entire Solzhenitsyn and his family tuall' guaranteed a fixed isn't true—and so does Rep. share. Ills agent takes lOper cent. His manager gets another IS appears positively benign percenLage of return og in- E'arle, but it is in a politician's per cent. The recording studio gets 1110 an hour. Since cutting a Yet it all mounts up. Each vestment, best interests to quietly cast i exposure of the true face of Wc-'II pass over a few others doubt on the integrity of the effects using up extra hours, the artist can be In hock for 150,000 ~J communism in Russia has cost before his song even gets into production. lightly. For instance the press; after all, a lot of his By BRUCE BIOSSAT can almost say ()•.( President mission which took a big look at the Kremlin dearly. Today. questionnaire asks "Do you colleagues across the country Special album art or gimmickry—one album was sold in a The Herald Services Nixon himself is third. government reorganization, only the most radical or naive fn ;or reduction ofGov. Aske4r's are in Jail because of the press t. zippered cover—escnlates the cost. Special promotions drive it S(creturv of State Henry Ash will be doing all he can to socialists outside the Soviet record $4.5 billion budget (up 33 and even an honest man docsr't still higher. So do the artists' lawyers. The Nixon administration Kissinger used to let it be see that Simon never becomes Union still look to it a8 the per cent in two years)?" care to hM'e 'outsiders' nosing So even with a fat advance of$2s,000, the performer may have will suffer an enormous power known that he was bored by another Shultz. "motherland" or model of to sell 200,000 t-ccords x- more Just to get back to z'ro And sad to Certainly, but before anyone— around his profession, Then there's Mr. Nixon. Marxist revolution. It is seen relate, about 75 per cent of all records never recover their costs. trade and including Rep. Earle—can give Except too many politicians vacuum with the departure international specifically from office of Secretary of the monetary policy. Shultz lKis Serious question exists about for -.that it is, a dictatorial. an intelfigent answer to that i we're "'Mere is nothing illegal abo,it any of th1s," me prominent not .~ question we suggest that It referring to Rep. Earle here Treasury George P. Shultz. lie been operating effectively in the validity of his and Simon's nationalistic power even more insider explained to us. "But it's immoral, without a doubt." include specific items that bccaus we do not know the has been one of a bare handful this field for more than a year, claims that the energy crisis repressive of human freedom Small wonder, he sighed, that there are so many somber songs would be eliminated and ser- roan personally) forget that of strong men in this govern- and is widely credited as really is ended. But the than was Russia in the days of among today's te'n-age hits. I principal promoter—at the President, against the back. the czars. vices to be curtailed. Rep. 'their' business is the public's zr.ent. FOOTNOTE: Spokesmen for the big, reputable companies For a good while, the quiet- early 1973 Paris conference of drop of Watergate painfully Earle also asks if we "favor business. And trusted or not we say their art ists average 55 to 65 cents per album based on th e In the Soviet Union itself, pies of "The Gulag $5.98 list price, with a decrease as the price drops, As in the public financing (from tax intend to continue our job of spoken but iror-fibered Shultz finance ministers—of the eager for every ounce of credit be bootleg co carrying ma ny po rtsuccessful proposal to let key he can get, is known to revenue) for candidate's keeping the public informed has been 41 folios. In truth. he has rarely let national currencies "float" distresuxt with Simon's high Archipelago" are reportedly payola scandal, thetheir richindustry. establishment companies have done little self .iolice campaigns?" Apparently he is about its business. go altogether he has rather than operate at fixed visibility and vocal force n tip' fetching fantastic prices m to FREE LAND: A move to strip the railroads of free land, Moscow and are being worn out touched since he came to exchange rates, credit-taking field. which th t by intense circulation among Interi ey have illegally exploited, has run into a snag inside the ashingtor. in 1969 as secretary Kissinger sees matters in or Department. When Shultz says, as he has in InteLlectuals and young people. of Labcr. " broader scope The case could alter the ownership of vast stretches of the l Assi.tant to the President and intention of permitting Simon to interview, that Mr. Nixon will By physically removing West. For the railroads own about six per cent of the land area in y. become his own economic SolzheniLsyn jtbKte$tt,fflaj th e 1tl.'nt1)UntedStates,mostoflttn th eWest. the administration's great work this arena as did SJmJtr, any love lost between coordinator. that covers a lot. t have domestic and !nternationat Nor. is solved its immediate Worrying economic coordinator, his like Simon and Roy Ash, present is recognition of the specil problem. But the man's ideas' sweep of Shultz's talents. But It and will not be seen again, director of the Office of the truths he proclaimed a harbinger of trouble. continue to have a life of their In oil, the Arabs have given At least two top officials Management and Budget, an By RAY CRMLEy , , Moscow no favors. When the already are gunning for ambitious man with some It is well known that the own, and an influence •.n the The Herald Ser-tien Middle Cast producers raised William Simon, federal energy breadth as the former head of a President has only a forced younger generation of Russians regions and gives absolute liorucally, there is consider. the price of petroleum radically chief and Shultz's indicated wide-flung private industrial interest in economic policy, whose effects no one can now Editor The herald control of people and all phases foresee. able worry here in high places to the West, u also f orced the successor at Tresury. One enterprise and boss of a corn- especially domestic. Sanford, Fin, of the economy. It can be imin the administration that Soviet Union to pay through the plemented by the declaration of -'° They have given President Anwar Si at of Dear Sir: a would national emergency. IL pro. RU551a05 no major oil concesEgypt is tir'g too The editorial, "Our Free operate through HUD, HEW, sions of late. Though Moscow American Speech in Bad ub3e" of April DOT, OEO, IRS, Department of 'I has gained some military — Our modern vandals are Top strategists consider . 19, 1974 was in my not so Agriculture and the Land Use giving the original Vandals tilt exemplified by Sadat's privileges, these are small humbl' opinion one of the finest and Planning Act, SB 268. 118 ( • ornpa;c bad name. with the bases '0 Uvt&ftIWvtftdi1I(IUliIlKjfl The tribes who sacked Rome that has appeared In The 1024. Soviet sources unsettling and Brezhnev and his associates Why is there no publicity m4 in the fifth century presumably Herald in a long time. Pardangerous to peace in the apparently had expected. any better when tk1rly that paragraph, given this perfect set up for ' didn't know Middle East and to the detente 'Certainly Franklin was right dictatorship? Do the forces like Men here who deal closely but ______ they destroyed so much of with Moscow. They want Sadat major Arab unofficially with e th Middle city's art and literature and and unless the American public Gus Hall, Ralph Nader and 1 and the other (aces up to the threat this ruling Alger hiss, who are so in. with Easterners see s igns that a monuments. What excuse leaders to peep their 1 ¶ \ there for those whose dlsal poses we're all going to be in for terested in bringing down Nixon Soviet Union and work L growing number of Arabs with 4 handiwork is found in every big trouble." So right! Big trou- desire to use this set up to improve them — so as to keep a influence want Ic get the 01. I ,—., Russians oul They are afraid of ) /___ produce a Socialist dic. city, In every public park, in ble! balance of 1. While forces are trying to t.atorship? , every historical place view has strengthened Soviet power — next door, They + " f 11 ,= (", .. hang, draw and quarter For if we have a nation torn not constantly guarded ? since Russian boss Leonid find the Russians crude, over. President Nixon (politically) apart by Watergate Impeachbearing I and domineering, Brezhr!ev let Secretary of State (_. In New York, the Bronx over Watergate the economy inent, energy cri',is, (r. will Henry Kisinger know in fl) seein: things only in their own of Arts and Sciences and the Energy Crisis, No, I have that Society '1 " \ National Emergency uncertain terms how very 11, has asked the city's parks repeat no attention isbeing paid Think! Itls later than you think. angry ne was at the American ,,,7 It is American technology department to bar the public to Nixon's Executive Order And R k l84 is Just around the play for dominance in the Araband American management from the cottage in which 11647 tilled, Federal Regional corner. The time Is 12 minutes Israeli peace negotiations and these Arabs admire, not Edgar Allan Poe lived in the Councils, to midnight. Closlngtme is 12 at U.S. behind-the-scenes deals Russian. Their ties to Russia, 1840s and .here he wrote some ) Executive Order 11647 o'clock. f being made and proposals they say privately, / of his memorable poems. The divides th e country into 10 has been a s. B. Jmmm Cowe tliscuased to strengthen this marriage of convenience. The co ttage has been a continual ____________ -----country's economic and USSR would supply weapons target of vandals, who have not ' ,t I •-!' political position in Saudi when the United States would only stolen numerous Poe Arabia, Egypt, Jordan arid in not. 1 Moscow would back their mementoes but have tried to set non-Arab Iran, and the ten- cause I publicly when the building on lire from time to tative U.S. feelers elsewhere in Washington was defending .i ! ji time. the area. Israel. Even as they were aci The Russians apparently see cepting massive Russian South of the Bronx, in New their Middle East gains, in York's Central Park, It's said military assistance they were which they have invested „I ,1 that there is not a statue or pressing down even more monument that much effort, going silently heavily on Soviet attempts to has not been -.-Lf down the drain : strengthen Communist and covered with spray-painted 4 Propaganda to the contrary, Commur,ist sympathizing : :1 grafutti. the Russians have not come out parties in their homeland: 0 P — __ _. /_ --The probleimi is hardly unique *dll in the Middie East despite to New York. At a high school in their heavy arms s hipments to It is only in Syria and Iraq CopI.y N•u$ Umice countries and their Lakewood, Ohio, the other day, Arab public among the major Middle East L )~! the famed Cleveland orchestra defense of the Arabs at the countriejL that the Russians -___________________ _________ was forced to cut short a conUnited Nations and in other seem to have made steady but // 9x)b1E /%71:)gN7, cert because (oiims. it was bombarded uncertain gainc OP(AT,v' c4'f 7'(,LEP t'I,lt LO4iE ith slingsh o t-fired iiix'r clips from the student audience. It was the second time this had 000NESBURY by Garry Trudeau r,l 1 6 happened, and each time it was !lr tianfvO irruLi a case of the ignorant, Un. disciplined few spoiling V -t01i r TELEPHONE 3flUiIorS)1 VM .something for the many — as It Ar,. Ce i iruZ .r a, is everywhere vandals strike, WALTER A OlE LOW 1 referring, in this case to the federal legislation, but conYesterday we used this space veniently neglocts to mention to mment on a couple of that the financing would beona questions posed by House voluntary basis and would be Minrity Leader Rep. Lew tax deductable. Earle to the people of Florida. We're sure Rep. Earle tiE We attempted to point out that someone is kind enough to readers should pay paticular forward these pieces For his attention to the phrasing of a attention must now be chorquestion before accepting Its tling why doesn't he niention answer with anything less than Question 23' a pinch of salt. OK, we'll get to Question 23 As Minority Leader it is Rep. right now. Rep. Earle winds Earle's job to oppose and if his the questionnaire with: "Do (luestionnatre leaves those who you feel the news media usua lly liv respond with the vague idea present both sides of thc issue that Gay. Askew favors, for fairly" and in a foreword notes instance, a Personal Income that "Intriguingl, to me, Tax. well, Rep. Earle will try underlined) per cent ci those not to lose too much sleep over returning questionnaires feel the 'isun(l('rstanllInc th;1t the news rni'dni its nit ________________ - o 1h Sanford Herald 4A—The Sanford Herald _____________ I " . — - Lenton SmIth, 19, of 116 Longwood Sterling Court jailed today on 2:15 p.m. Friday Car Tennaco Gas Station at 18th charges of breaking and en owned by Tom Skinner of Street, and U.S. 17.92 robbed tering. Bond set at $8,000. Geneva burned out completely Friday night of 1100 by two at Fiesta Lounge on U.S. 17-92. armed men. No injuries and no County' Longwood Fire Department put arrests, Color television valued at $350 out fire. Cause unknown. Tapes valued at $15 stolen stolen Friday from the Quality Midway Friday from mail box of Ralph Inn at S.R. 434 and U.S. 17-92. 9:59 a.m. Friday — UnocBurglars smashed a window to Kehlog of 615 Park Avenue. cupird building burned at gain entry. Camera and wallet valued et Copper wire valued at $1,000 Cameron Avenue just east of $23 stolen V'iday from Betty stolen Friday from Sabal Point Jim and Mary's Bar. Midway Kykendall of 605 Camnellla Elementary SchoI construe- and GinderviUc Fire Depart. Court. ments responded. tion site. Sanford - TWO hUt STORLSIDI . hk with PAIKIli lOTS grge ___ a. S. No14 tsp.a61 STORE HOURS Fri & Mon I 15 sn 109 pm. S,i, Tues . Wed. stuart 74= Thum S 15 m.ioøpm. 133 East Robinson Strast • Downtown Orlando Ps..s' Or40.Wae.c P'i 542-7110 (.ii. 33 124 543-7710 - 1.6. (6601 353.5554 - I44oivi* 73444$3 -. 01 -(__1l41T17f1l - Biy*."k. 21)01 15bells, - Dit.4 D.$ou-y 045-4434 -Uu...., u 0 1w OM.di sst.id 4251314 - m.s,ais 26744 ii -1 1 rrrc ' 7.Ty, 1",T. IWAMAP117WIFIR7,11 �-S ; -,! &4- - 6A-The Sanford Herald ~i _ -- - . a - - 000A _________________ . - _____________________________ ________________________________________ Sunday, April 26,1974 ______ ___ __ v. i __!* . 11!. a Oi l Fi rm s Get $3.73 Per Dime nves I I Mitchell-Stans ~_ Milk I r ':- _____ - Jury At Work _ ____ e, V7 ___________ a t. Ni':w YORK lAP) jy former attorney general. resumes deliberations for the 11w conspiracy count charges third day today in the trial of Mitchell and Stans with a cor. J,4in N. Mitchell and Mauri ce rupt agreement to impede a H. te indicating it had securities fraud investigation of shifted attention from the con- financier Robert Vesco in re- ____ Starts af . ____ - A __ _________________ ____ r __________________ • • - ,' i ______________ ________ __________ ______ a k -- - . m. fi _ &~ .~W ______ . ________ ____ _____ _____ _______ _________ a ' ! ____ -. AI- -- ____ ____ __________________________________________ __ ______________ ______________ ____________ ____ ____ _______ _______ gotten about hallway, about them . 71seir first requests after be. ginning deliberations were for pede the Securi ti es and Ex. more information about the change Commission probe of conspiracy charge the ft Vesco and the massive cjjj count against the two former fraud suit the SEC wed in 1972 Cabinet officers, agai nst the New Jersey frna Late Friday, the Jury asked der. I • _____ ______________________ _________ _______________ - ____ ____ HEAVY ARTiLLERY A TOWER weighing more than 600 tons goes up at a new hydrofluoric _ WASHINGTON (AP) - A ministration White House argument that the distinguishable, future of the Republican pany is inextricably wrapped up in the fate of Richard Nixon has witha chilly resWm from nce he sent are whose state party has - - =I!1-. ., .Ii mittee Friday that the con. 4 fortunes am one. victions of the people, the prim- "His record of accom- the President." - .. i1 a , grams mmd policies of the ed- is a- record solidly based in Re- thuslasm for It," Ohio ('POP .4 M10YOr 11 ells T GM a. ce To ,1 : - two years because Cànnally refused Lists Worst Pr it ince. 48 Of "LTROIT (AP) - General sales averaged a 27 per cent Motors blames inflation a nd a decline during the period. S serial numbers on the bills showed they were not t in 19 t ty's the made f s safe eet's from "must these The worldwide auto giant comeback in the not-to-1isthnt During last year's final production cutbacks and la)'ofis reaffirming its perjury sailantsare responsible for the seemingly un provok ed attacks *1 . • on whites in the city's 3trftts. On Th ursday, U.S. District Zz r - . 4- , 0 Since the program began nuclear weapons and Middle party leader Leonid 1. Breihnev meeting in Moscow with BrezhApril 17. more dun 600 black East-, negotiations PromLsing he countered with one t 1lat U-S. nev in early summer. men 'iud been detained by off.;- will be guided by America's officials found unacceptable. ,.! inger I: - W O'Connor filed notice of appeal of the 74rpoli ruling, search guidelines before the Minister Andrel A. Gromyko sortie progress," ruling, but Zirpoli said that designed to narrow differences hi!e th = 'I - 'ha!ah' stop- rII1- lktt'r1 the pi'.ers to tb' powt wheiv the United States "the danger" of its being re- ran make a new proposal for a Henry M. Jackson, 1)-Wash., Identification shot patrolman Kissinger would not nile o'it a that the United States Is s,eking Richard Huggins, :ml, who w:is return (1) Geneva to wind up the , 'quick lix" on a new nuclear Investigatitig a hmt-and.run th Asked to discuss Watergate Union to ease impeachment w. I IF IV I fenslve nuclear weapons. 1 I merit Inquiry, Kissinger said say anything else and I ran toward the kitchen to et ' -I. -- as. sailant, two others went to '. .' ______________ OR - -ii _ ~ ~ [- JW • - - -. L 'S 1 Mr,& Simi. John H. DeGraff 8lsp,i}TtICAi'errne 'I ØLLt6IO111IZ4I1J FURNITURE 8. 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No SL ancJ - available, _ ' airport, Of course not! What's this about Zayre having a new line of tv's. Haven't they got enough al. ready? • I MCI C1 . The sp soman said M. new 4sked that the nature of the tests not be disc ___________________________________ 08W until resuilts are 8. What is 1151 Cit 11.0 f. While scores of police _______________________ swarmed over _____________ The nuclear debate, tie said, land looking fornortheast Huggins'Port- ________________________ &fid ' lered, ... I didn't hear anybody ________________ peatedtlasnotnecessanjiybeen tteaty further limiting uf- arlthecungress1onalimpeach. pressure on Nixon. ternoved. g M Kissinger leaves Sunday Lions," he told newsmen Friday headlines," he said. Braur.er becarnethe target of light, somebody turned a morning (or Geneva and con- at the State Department. "But On a related front, Kissinger a manhunt Wednesday night flashlight in my face and ho!- Police issued a new set of ferenees with Soviet Foreign we do hope that we will make disputed contentions by Sen. after a nuin carrying his stolen a ,- reduce charges. based on the description given peachment problems of Presi- heads for Algeri a, Egypt, Israel cannot be geared to our domes. by two victims, dent Nixon. . and Syria to try to work out a tic timetable,' he said. o ice Shoot ron Zlrpoli said the dragnet was an At the same time, he has ac- wi thdrawal of Israeli forces Kissinger also pledged that unconstitutional and violated knowledged thai if the Presi- from most-if not all-of the the administration would be PORTLAND, Ore. CAP) - and waited in the dark, officials the 601 rights of blaciLs. He tkint,s zuthority is undercut at territory gained during the Oc. Frank Joseph Brauner Jr., 42, said. said police may interrogate hoan "over a period of time it tober war. in a hospital today, his legs hility and not political consider. Just before police arrested only persons suspected of an is bound to affect the conduct or "1 do not forecast that this ation. 'Any president in shattered by police bullets another man, Brauner returned actual crime, the ability to conduct f oreign ne xt rou nd will necessarih' administration lives in history a when he entered his own apart. to his apartment. () ('tv Attv, Thma 1mcy" bring a soiutiurm to the negotma- lut luticr than he lives in nicnt two nigh ts ago. "Before I could switch on U P l i1 1 Meanwhile,inTexas,thcsav. i."mgs-and-loan case wasdelayed temporarily because a tvitniss ves prosecution of its seven-count ... The es indictment against Jacobsen. are extremely serious and He said he knows of no move to "The solution i,f many of the extremely complicated." From Geneva, Kissinger current international problems cers using a compte drawing self-interest--.and not the 1mm z. 1 P W .0 WAS accinpanled by her flUII*d she arrived, A Judge Alfonso Zirpoli ordered cannot immediately testify, VII jxhce to abandon the blanket Asst. U.S. Atty. John Sweeny U No stop-and-search of blacks who said. But Sweeny said inateloWASHINGTON CAP) - SeeKissinger's first proposal was foreign policy has not been af- should not be conducted "by phone interview Friday that the 4. c... hsrsdtaty7 fit the general description of retary of State L'enry A. Kissin- turned down last month in tiw fected and the President will go means of slogans and ig terms government is going ahead with one suspected assailant. ger heads into a ntw round of Kremlin. Soviet Communist ahead with plans (or a summit A. v, -,- I Friday for tests and routine treatment. SPOke5oman said the hospitalization previo usly. -- e - former vice president, checked into St. Jcse$ Hospital . here . _ that Zayrel _______ Gerstenberg and Cole attrib. Ford: Refusal of overtime by him propcirly with an offense. A. Y" 'lwelve murders and six ar- to $6.94 billion. "Welcome strengthening of the Wed the severe eamings de. workers under a newly won (4~. Ilse prosecutors rebutted his Sa1 at GM, which is de- market cane too late to im. dine to "unremitting increases Lion on voluntary overtime argument, and said the charge a No med assaults require no less pendent on large car lines, were prove first quarter results." than in costs" and a sharp slum p in negotiated last year by the A 'iearing is set for May 2. Can you 'catch" cancstl Police say one or more as- off 46 per cent while U.S. auto GM's quarterly earnings rep- large car sales. United Auto Workers Union. Is it contaqioui? 1 Cessna 172 crashed 15 miles from the Uruapan author ities said. k - "It must be made plain that period In 1973. sumer confidence returns so oi $2.4 billion were the second rapidly as volume fell." that the prosecutors, through a a game, but you'll nan, play for higher stakes. Plagued by a sales slump will car buyers," sa id Chair- largest of any U.S. corporation, this is no signal for any letup in So far GM has escaped a Ia- slipup UI wording their in. the intensive manhunt in prog- since December, GM reported man Richard C. Gerstenberg trailing only Ezxo, Corp. her problem that is plaguing dictmenl, had failed to charge 1. CInapei'aonhsv,cancup, 10. Aieg,ñqi't,5,51 ress," Ahoto said Friday night. revenues were down 27 per cent and.President Edwaid N. Cole. withwt bokq awwo of it? !.! ;! I ,; Y motintains of southwestern Mexico with two American women aboard. Mother th e 36 planes in the Ang1 Derby Air Race from the Pacific Coast resort of Acapulco to Fort Lauderdale, Fla., crashed after the start of the race • Th ursday, ki lling two Illinois women. Margie R. Jones of Cuttler, Ill., and Doris Anti Nor. ricesO., unility Zenith 0 charge Ja nuary-March MEXICOCI1Y(AP)_Officiaisw'e cond ucganaij. and land search t oday for a light plane missing Iii the The Disco D iscount u n t De p ar tmen entt Store low Judy Agnew Hospitalized cIrculation at the time Jacob. 1973. Two U.S. W omen Missing tx)mbing of North Vietnam. Count Wilhelm Wachtmelster, newly appointed Swedish ambassador to the United Sta tes, will be installed May 6, a Foreign Ministry spokesman announced Friday. The rwsitlon has been vacant since February 1973. The U.S. Em bassy announced th at Robert StrauszHupe, the new American ambassador to Sweden, would arrive in Stockholm during the last week of predecessor, Jerome Holland, left in August 1972 to ta ke up a post at the New or Stock Exchange. - resented the second con. said Friday its future. murderers," has pledged quarter, GM reported a 22 per of thousands of employes. now- against him. keep the Zebra manhunt going profits totaled $120 million, an "As the economy strengthens cent decline in profits, Ii' an involved !egal maneu• ever, they sa id "costs could not despite an adverse court ruling. 85 per cent drop from the same in the months ahead and conThe automaker's 1973 profits be reduced or eliminatW as ver, Jacobsen had contended II re ~_, be mad STOCKHOLM, Sweden (AP)-Sweden and the United States will exchange ambassadors next month, thawing a period of frosty diplomatic relations th at began when Premier Olaf Palme severely cri tici zed th e American za , a( 1 it. A grand Jury challenged that testimony as false, reportefly" afterreceivinga report that the Sweden-U.S. Freeze Over ___ inflation," Kemnedy said. sworn that the sio,000 lay tinRichard Nixon who iut the par.. touched in a bank vault for 2u1 "We're running as Michigan ty back together again: " k "... the cost of material, ;;en says he acquired them and secutive drop from year-earlier services and labor climbed to stashed them away. Jacobsen slump in car aales in the wake __________ GM's per share earnings levels, coming after the firm historically high levels, and was indicted for perjury, __________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________ of the energy crisis for the limped in at 41 cents, worst posted mtcord sales and profits there is every Indication that Late last week, showing no Hunt 'Zebra' automaker's worst first- performance since 1948. for the first nine months of 1973. these costs will continue to es- public response to Jacobsen's THE WESHTV 19 CANCER QUIZ quarter earnings pethrmance But the company's top two SAN FRANCISCO ( AP) GM's latest earnings corn- calate in the months ahead," n'ported offer to change - slice before the Korean Con- executives forecast the firm pare to $817 million, or $284 a they said, testimony, the special prose. MAY BE THE MOST IMPORTANT woula make a substantial share, In the 'irst quarter of ci tr TV PROGRANI YOULL EVER SEE Costs were reduced through cution force filed court papers i j ' - and against the record of the mitteemen that It was largely "No, there wasn't any en- incwnb€nt." _. -11 •9 aft ; Republicans running against to run on the basis of ciples of the party and the pro- plishment is our record, and it 0.4 " _ - W . I BERLIN (AP) Pictures showing Nail atrocitlea In wartime Poland were sprayed with red paint and eared with Na wasftkas at an exhibit Friday in West smeared Berlin's city hail, of fi cials said. Police arrested 14 persons in connection with the In. ddent. Mayor Klaus Schuetz Issued a statement sharply ctidemning the defacing of the exhibit, entlued "Thirty Years in Poland." "We will see to it that those who did this deed will be held responsible for all consequences of their senseJess and repulsive act," the mayor said. - MIAMI BEACH, Fla. ( AP) Sea. Edward M. Ken. nedy, DMass., says he will be a candida te in 197or the Senate seat he now bolds. "At th e present t im e, I have no oth er inten tion t ha n to run for re-election to the Senate from Massachusetts," Kennedy told newsman Friday after a speech to the Internatlonal Longshoremen's Assocation here. Kennedy, who said he would decide by Ite 1975 whether to seek the presidency, Included in his speech plugs for his national health Insurance bill and a tax cut measure he is co-eponsoring. "I will not rest uththe prthdplesofp,ealthsjy enacted into law," he told the longshoremen. He defended t.h. Kennedy-Mills bill now pending in both houses as superior to the "worse-than-nothing" proposaLs of the Nixon athnlnistration. The tax cut bill, a proposal that has bven criticited by sine econcnIsta, would "provide relief for low and middle income workers who bear the heaviest burden of To Ni xon Li nk "I'm not going to Play chick- a platform for Republican can- Republicans "are going to run ORLD TODAY Aiwi~ De-Faced -. , Senate Race Only: Kennedy and $80,000 in fines if convicted on all counts in a Watergate perjury case and an unrelated Texas in- publican principle," Bunch chairman Kent McGomigh said Republicans," said Michigan scandal. savings-and-loan said. "The President's record is of Butch's speech, adding Ohio chairman William McLaughlin, It was first reported eight Cool • War Pictures SAN FRANCJSCO(Ap) -Patricia Hearst's fiance has urged the Symblonese Libera tion Army to free the news. paper heiress and not throw away $4 million set aside for her safe release. Steven Weed said Friday night he was working on a specific plan Involvin g the money offered by the Hearst Corp. if Miss Hearst was safely released to her parents by May 3. He gave no details of his plan. y en-and-egg_they're simply in- didates to grab hold of and to on state Issues." formerly 'sure" Republ ican sent word to the Watergate spedistinguishable," Butch said, run on. 'This is not a presidential congressional seats in recent cial orosecution force that he "BY the same token, I subeWt to The lines fell flat on a silent year as far as we're party leader's, as willing to change his testi. you that Richard Nixon Is our audience. in Indiana," committeeman L. race ni which Nixon personally mony and swear that Connally Dean Burch, former party President and the leader of our La ter, a comittee member Keith Bulen said. "We're not campalgned. too k $10,000 of a dairy coopera. chairman and now a special party, and that these two roles whoaskednottobenarnedsajd going to invite the President, COMM Butch, the whodisaørouz was party 1964 chair.ernment U'e's money in return for gov. to the President, told are indistinguishable: Our that once the primaries are the vice president, the Cabinet man during favors. Connally rethe Republican National Corn- hopes and our goals and ow over, "you're going to see or Hollywood stars. We're going Republican campaign of Barry patjy has denied this. . 1- cu or eam Fiance Asks Patty's Release Presently, Jacobsen faces penalties of up 1040 years in jail U()P Brass ~ alkylation unit at Texas City, Tex. The installation upgrades gasoline blending stocks at a Marathon Oil Co. refinery, ____ - fair condition. Five were admitted, word that he was willing to recant his previous testimony clearing Connally of taking a $10,000 bri be. In return for te:ttmony against Connaily, Jacobsen had asked that all eight felony charges against himself be reduced to misdemeanors, thus allowing him to keep his license to practice law, the source said. - Judge Lee P. Gagliardi to Vesco, 35, was indit ed in the elaborate on No of six perjury counts against Mitchell. 60. the case but has fled the country. The againstlexaslawyerJakeJa. cobsen, despite his reported of. luc tu tetif) agaiiL't Iti uu Treasury Secretary John B. Connally in return for reduced charges. An informed source said Fri day that Jocobsen has received "not one word" of response From the Watergate special ________________ _____ _______ ' '' Hits Chicago two separate felony cases - ______________________ Fog CHICAGO (AP) - Most of the estimated 14, residents evacuated from the Sou th Side because of a potentialy deadly chemical fog returned home early today. The fog, formed by chemica ls lea ki ng from a star. government continues to press _______ spiracy charge to perjury turn for Vesco's $0,000 secret I cash imtrlbution to President aIrt Mitchell ltc jury ul nine men and LUI1'5 1972 re-election cni three women got the case in paign. The defendan ts quit the f ed eral court Thursday after a Cabinet to run the campaign. l(keck trial. Requests to the After t he conspiracy count judge appear to mean they are two count!, of obstruction of were moving straight through justi ce against both defendants the 15-count indictment and had The jury so far has not asked Poisonous age tank, cirifted out of the re.ildential neighborhood and into an industrial area. A special foam was laid early today but it failed to stop the chemical that began pouring from the tank Friday, officials said. They said another foam effort will be made after fuel oil is spread on the area. Thirty peson suffering from dizziness, fainting and - that new • Case WASHINGTON lAP) _________________ ______________________________ _____ c:: Go still _______________ ____ I - tiute • AY Charges - LISBON, Portugal (AP) Frees Political Prisoners The junta said within Na vinlence was reported. military to hold back the crowd. weeks it will pick one of government began emptng The unfamiliar initials Informed soces said Gen. its members to act as president '14P"_portuguese Jails of political prisoners Antonio de Spinola and his six. under the existing constitution pie ' s Re v o 1 u Li o n a r today. man junta ordered a search for until a new one The Junta announced that 43 more than is adopted by a Movement- -were sprayed on prisoners were freed from Pt. regime. 20 officials of the old constituent assembly elected walls and other public within the next year. monuments. niche Military Prison and 79 At noon Saturday scores of Spinola is viewed as the most Ib others were released at Caixa3 demonstrations in support of probable provisional president. Banners carried such slogans Fortress in the outskirts of Us. the Junta took place in Lisbon The junta said It would per. as: "Down with the colonial s .-~. I& bon. and other Portuguese cities. mit "political associations" as war," "We demand the right to More than 30 political police Spinola dissolved rlday the a forerunner to eventual politi. strike," 'Bring the secret at the directorate g'eral of se directorate general of lice assassins to justice" and security, cal parties. . curity surrendered to the "Free elections." mill, a traditional political power Thursday's coup ended the 42tary In groups of two or three, About 200 10 400 police were LJC.. center. The directorate was the year-old dictatorship begun by The Junta now must decide only branch of the old regim e Premier Antonio de Oliveira whether communism must reheved to be hiding at the di. k that had refused to surrender. Salazar, who died in 1970. His n jin 11 underground in Portugal I, rectorate general. A massive motorcade sup. successor, Premier Marcello Army and navy troops out. por ti ng the new government Caetano, has been exil t Earlier Friday there were ed to the side the building ordered the honked along Llsbon"s main Atlantic island of Madeira. clashes between civilians and J, !_ 1# police against the walls for thoroughfare, the Avenue of More than 3,000 demonstra. soldiers of the new regime in searches, and Instructed some lAbertv. tars from a number of formerly lisbon, but most demonstrators of them to drop their P8n15. All airports in the country re- banned leftist groups burst into cheered the Junta. A crowd of Three of the police were beat. mairied closed to cornmercial the open parading through Lis- about 3,000 gathered to await en by a crowd outside the flying for the th ird consecutive bon and called for a giant May the expected release of an esti. Caixas Fortress on Friday and day. mated 170 political prisoners Day demonstration. TOD I : ) Portugal's WASHINGTON (AP) - Oil newsmen Friday that a hu ge Although government price U.S. market, could cost Amen. compaes are making a profit portion came 1m producing conb But he s3ld it may be justified foreign oil. supposedly limit petr can consumers some $2.7 billion if the profits are reinvested to of $3.73 per barrel on some Arab foreign oil - including oil the Repor ts of huge oil company oil that costs 10 cents to Arabs withheld from the United leum price increases to those a year. increase domestic oil produc- profits continued Friday. Mobil justified by increased costs, Sawl-ilil said there was "no Lion. produce, says new energy chief States during th Oil Co., the nation's third !arg. eir embargo. there appears to be no legal economic Justification" for the John C, Sawhill. Meanwhile, the government est oil company, said its first. Company profits on some barrier to these increased pref- huge profit jump on so-called reported a trade deficit in quarter profits were 7 per cent As U.S. oil companies contin- Saudi Arabian oil soared In one its. "cquity oil," which amounts to March for the first time In nine less than the previous quarter ued to report huge first-quarter year from 79 cents to $3.73 per The increase, if allowed to 14 per cent of the total oil used months and blamed the devel. but 9 per cent more than the Profit increases, SawhIll told barrel, Sawhill said, flow through unchecked into the in the United States. opulent on the spiraling cost of same period last year. :; It NATION tment Sunday, April 28, 1974-7A The Sanfoid Herald I , Portugal *TV , , 1. I , ORLANDO EAST East C*olonlal Drive /WESTORLAN West Colonl& Dr. CASSELBERRY ORLANDO Near Jal Alas FrGnt Jo Orange Ave. at Poy,ers Dr. O/ " 1 SANFORD Highway a! Airport Blvd. 17 & KISSIMMEE Vine St. at Berm .,da Ave. WINTER HAVEN I DAYTONA BEACH 3lock North of Cypress Daytona Mall, Nova Rd. Gardens Blvd. on U.S. 17 & Volusia Ave. (Rt. 9? ) / _ ~ WXMtWJ I �8A—The Sanford Herald Sunday, April 28, 1974 ,,.••-'- Is Henry (The King) Kisseni ger Really For Real? -,, ... , ,_ . .' .. .,• . ;. . ...;; I' '.' A' _ . Almost Anyone Can Steal Atomic Bomb By FRANK MACOMBER The Heral Services Consider the chilling specter of a plutonium hijacking or theft by a terrorist group with enough technical knowledge to fashion a nuclear bomb as an extortion weapon. The U.S. Atomic Energy Commission (AEC) is reingorcing its sevurity safe.. guards to head off such a horrifying possibility, in the wake of a Ford Foundation study darning that the risks of a hijacking or theft will grow as the nuciear industry expands. Eminent nuclear physicists agree that terrori.stswith only a minor technical competence could build an atomic bonb capable of wiping out an American city. Underground newspapers have published detailed designs for putting together an explosive nuclear device, But First the terrorist must lay his hands an some plutonium. Hence the new concern over what the Ford Foundation study calls insuffident AEC and industry security against thefts or hijacking of nuclear materials from US. plants or during their transportation. The AEC says It is taking steps to tighten security but concedes there is no failsafe or foolproof buffer against the thief or the hijacker, short of a military convoy for each shipment. Dr. John W. Gofman, a na- atomic hijacking attempt, Dr. tlonahly recognized nuclear Golman believes, would come physicist who worked on the during transportation of famed World War II Manhattan nuclear materials from one Project which spawned the A- plant to another. Atomic bomb, concedes that "even a components often are packed in person with minor technical freight cars or aircraft as competence would be in a regular cargo. position to make the bomb," Recently, radioactive once he had the materials, materials, solid iridium-192, "An, one with a Ph.D degree were carried aboard two Delta could come up with the design Airline flights in regular cargo for a bomb In a short time," he co m a r tiii e n t s from says. Washington, D.C., to Baton The most logical time for an Rouge, La. The routine transfer '.. "- I F A bad break puts a crimp in the gamboling of a newborn lamb around a Fremont, Ohio, form. Fortunately, the owner happens to be Dr. Keith Hull, - who splinted the 3dflfora broken limb in top I ) ' professional style. The mealtime problem ... REMINGTON 663 of nuclear materials was dLsCOlOSt'd .',ht'n Louisiana authorities advised the AEC they were improperly shielded during the Flights,) According to some estimates, Africa's drought now affects 15 LONDON—(LENS)—First million people, most of whom Ethiopia, now Niger. Political will seen need help If they are to upheavals are common in excape famine. Already 100,000 Africa but neither of these were or more are thought to have coup country before they were died in west Africa and a hit by the devastating drought similar number in Ethicpia, that is now sweeping across the Livestock losses can be continent. In his 44 years of rule, me asured in millions, and the Ethiopia's Emperor Haile way of life of west Africa's 4 Selassie has never had to cope million nomads is threatened with a challenge to his authority with extinction. If, as some like the one he has faced in the climatologists believe, the past two months. Similarly, present drought heralds the Niger's President Hamani beginning of a 30-year period of successfully diminishing rainfall, large iJiori had weathered all opposition during areas of Africa may be perhis country's 14 years of in- manently lost to the desert. dependence until the coup that The western world's response toppled him on Easter Monday. so far has seemed wretchedly There were other causes of inadequate. Administrative the revolts in each place: delays and bureaucratic President Diori was accused of bungles have cost the lives of being over-generous to his many people who might French friends in an agreement otherwise have been saved. signed two weeks ago for the '-t rat ion of N mer's only Perhaps b ause of this, tI natural resource, uranium ore; special appeal for $30 million and the junior officers in made in November by the Ethiopia whose mutiny set off United Nations' Secretarythe present unrest voiced old General and the Food and charges that their government Agriculture Organization's was remote, corrupt and director-general, is still $25 generally unresponsive to the million short. Swift and ef. country's needs, fective action on an InBut there is no doubt that in ternational scale would both the dozen or more countries bring relief to the starving and affected by the drought, in- encourage the world's stitutions as well as populations onlookers to take their hands are falling victim to dry rot. out of their pockets. ' q [EiT! mini with floating decimal . (top) was solved by PERSONAL ELECTRONIC Tracy Hull (right). But then there are CALCULATOR Nuclear materials often are flown from airport to airport, then transported by truck to their final destinations. Many pass thro'igh Kennedy Internstional Airport at New York. More than 200 truck hijackings have occurred in New York state in recent years. ByJAYMALLIN Copley News Service the U.S. government can cut down on its assistance. Said Palinatter: "We believe MIAMI—RRrely does a relief that the emergency situation program phase Itself out of which gave rise to the Cuban existence, but in Miami one refugee program and to the such program is doing just that. special federal assistance to The Cuban refugee program, states and localities has started In the early sixties by passed." the federal government to Palmati'm' proposed a fiscal assist the thousands of refugees 1975 budget of $60 million-469 fleeing Communist Cuba, is million less than the previous cutting down on its operations budget. because it has been so sucThe program provided cessful. assistance to a great portion of Howard P. Palmaticr, director of the program, has the 350,000 Cuban refugees who came to Miami to settle (adasked Congress to cut his ditional ones went to other parts budget by more than one-half of the United States) Today for the next fiscal year. He stated that "in light of the only about 20,000, most of them termination of the Cuban airlift elderly or ill persons, st i ll reid nearly a year ago and the fact government help. those cross-barnyard 55995 95 THIS Welfare Plan Is Fading trips (below)! - 11jaigestum W * 'iiI' UI, SOSINW CILANDO, P10110k -"it :• *4 Vacuum Cleaner Is Girl's Friend By JOAN COLBY gab. And half the galas I go to rushing out to buy a sliver for natural odors are foul. But are attended by casual people chubby. eradicating these gross smells wearing blue Jeans and Smokey I'll have to confess though, with 19 separate sprays is not After have and romance, the The Bear 1-shirts, enough. This just clears the greatest desires of a woman are that in this category I am not slate, so to speak. leaving us in Frankly, I've gotten by all guiltless. I fell in love with this purportedly jewels, furs, and these years on the minimum of terrific coat trimmed on hood a neutral state. expertve French perfumes. jewelry; a lade bracelet and From here, we can inscribe So the advertisers would have wedding ring. But I'm on a and cuffs with Murdered Rae- our own special ambience my coon. us believe, fourth vacuum. through Ilk- media of perfume. Though I'd hate to describe So far as the fur trade is Every day, as I put on this How do we see ourselves? myself as typical we females concerned, first there are the coat, I beat my breast over Flowery? Spicy? Sexy? all believe we are unique, don't qualms I suffer over how all those innocent victims of my Demure& Racy? Intimate? 'oU know')I'm sure I am not those little minks were trans- passion for fashion. Let he who Sophisticated? A vibrant the only woman who would put formed into the coat. If this is is without sin, etc. So I'm not animal? her money on a heavy-duty not sufficient to direct you to a condemning the wearers of fur. Whatever it is, we can vacuum cleaner over a nice wool wrap-coat (reflecting But I'm 5ticklng to fakes from achieve it through use of the apdiamond lavaliere. that sheep need not be now on. propriate scent. Every day of your life, you slaughtered to contribute to our T' are Just as warm. As appreciate that vacuum as it outerwear) then consider Then men will approach us, consumes graham cracker another detrimental fact about eye-pleasing . And cheaper, too, narrowing their eyes, to sug. crumbs (cnn the carpet and cat fur. The last of the feminine ac- gestively murmur, "You hair from the cushions. The It makes you look fat. couterment,s is perfume. We you . . . remind me of spring lavaliere, on the other hand, There is an incongruity in know, having been informed by violets Languishes in your leatherette alisLimung from milk shakes concerned voices every' evening This is what t' arc told will WWI box, except for the rare 365 days a' year, and then on our 21-inch screens, that our happen: The Herald Services ORLANDO, Fla. (APi — with 5000 hotel rooms and a Tourist offidahPredict ahartjy real demand for more. swnmer For competing multiToday it has ,600 units. million doll ar amusement at. "They built too many too fractions in Cen tral Florida. In Fast," Brownlee says, calling fact, they say the influx of the area ' the eighth wonder of northern vacationers has al- the world in hotel rooms." ready start ed. Disney tr iggered the building "Business is booming." says boom, encouraging other atTom Brownlee, executive vice tractions to catch the tourist pr esident of the Orlando Chain- spinoff. Sea World recently ber of Commerce, 'We're doing opened its doors a few mil es extremely well r. the wake of away anJ Circus World, 15 the energy crisis." miles awa", has christened a Easter weekend hotels in the preview center. area hit 75 per ce nt occupancy', But during the peak of the with 19.000 rooms filled, of energy crisis, hotels and motels Brownlee said. "But because the overbuilding problem, all were nearly empty and crowds aren't showing a hefty' profit," at the at tractions were sparse. he said. Hotels, motels, bus lines and Three years ago, before Walt airlines are offering pa ckage Disney World opened, Or lando deals to lure the vacationer Lbs was a sleepy citr us flatland summer. V WATCH. FOR OUR Ow/I/i I'. • '..I .— ,."a ', P/, '-' V& E, t/,/j Givehim the ft hed c1ose hi*nis eif! Iii a state accustomed to that the vast majority of Cuban financial &uccess stories, the refugees are self-supporting and paying taxes on the same Cubans in Miami have written basis as other residents in the one of the outstanding success communities where they live," stories of current times. 40 Shysters Are Crippling Charity I Certificate '0 $59000min ammum deposit 30-month maturity uty •698%effectiveyield it £ iii i b IitP '41.11LILIJALJ IC Pocket orHtinting Knife. Handcrafted in the U.S.A. since 19 Unconditionally (hiarantccd for 31) yeatll Gift Fxxcd with Free gilt card. bile iirplv !-.t '' FEDERAL - Lxk tot the '.p'ctal K4ihar diplay. IV Julbale" A New Line Of FATHER'S DAY & JUNE GRADUATES ALL ALUMINUM ABOVE GROUND POOLS! Give Them A Knife They Would Choose Themselves, You Won't Be Giving Just A Knife, You Would Be Giving 4 Kabar— A Real Fistful Of Ouality, Seminole Surplus Corner of Hwy 17-92 & 3rd Street Sanford 322.3072 -- cf If withdrawn prior to maturity, federal regulations require that interest be paid at the passbook rate with a penalty of 90 days interest, ( 819 W. Third St. Your Kabar Headquarters 323.5918 E OLE SANFORD • OVIEDO WINTER ARK • Richard N1\011 is riot per! eu . 'Fhat ' 1 no surprise. No one else is, either. But Richard Nixon is our President-elected by the greatest majority ill American histor As President, lie has: - Ended horiorah l the nation's longest v -Returned our PO-Vs to their homes; Bought Red China into the family of nations, despite its record, in order to tr to make peace last; —Kept Israel alive; Formulated the I iist plan to make A merica independent of off-and-on foreign energy sources; Helped to raise cm p l( )\ merit to the highest le ci in history; —Made American pri )d tic t more C( )m pet it ive in the world market; Fought powerful eunum ic and political forces in order to give us the second lowest rate of inflation (after New Zealand) in the Free World; —Ended the military draft; --Brought more blacks and omen into top governmental arid militir posit ions than an_t of/wi' previous President. And that's just part ul the 111Ljs side The negative side? The media, in their consummate viciousness, and the idtraiiberal politicians alike have lathered the nation enough on the subcct. Many of these same critics, of course, can find ony praise for those who steal government documents or raise clenched fists to salute the memories of Ho Clii Minh or Che Guevara. These critics also can ignore the personal-papers ta deduction of Hubert Humphrey and the baronial life-style of George Mean'. We don't condone the evils of Watergate. And we don't presume to know with precision the intricacies of the IRS Code, especially when even CPAs, j udges and Members of Congress can't agree on its meaning. . - friends Shelly and - Tourist Outlook Brighter Africa D ng Of Rot Sunday, April 28,1974-9A The Herald Services By (ROOM The Herald Serb Ices certainly be seen as a calamity plying with his grand design, survive and to remain cornills true that a healing salve is necessary; coercion and Moreover, his failures might European governments since were it not for the greater without being able to get them initted in the pursuit of their threaten the internal position of World War I (as he did in has been pill on the running cajoling do not work. horrors that had gone before, to withdraw from the Golan few but strongly held goals. Egypt's President Sadat, whose recent conversctlon with sore of the Panama Canal, but Come Home LONDON - (NEA) - Henry Moriover, why did Henry the K Heights as he did at Suez? They need merely to rely c' the reliance on Henry Is total. Dr. congressional wives), which the Cuban complaint Is the K is what the more take so long to achieve the little Kissinger has given no evidence eventual lassitude of their Kissinger can be a costly pr&mpts Europeans to wotidet' neglected. So, too, Is Africa, Winner In Hot irreveren% U.S. dfpicmatic and he did? Did hedo more than any that he can satisfy the long, whether he had not better first despite the horrors of Famine Weath With inihlery personnel in London etherJ.S. diplomat could have (cnn aspirations of any of the attend to the muck on his side of and ;'evolutionary and racial call Secretary of State done - given the same backing Middle Eastern powers, in. the pond. war. Does Dr. Kissinger ever Kissinger as they prepare to and opportunities - or was he cluding Israel, or the When things do not go his Consider the sort of world .11 Pick up the pieces after another Just the man on the scene? Palestinians whether it be for way, he flies I literally) into a would be if the poverty and of his periodic dressing downs Could we ask the same security, Justice, religion or tantrum instead of pausing for color lines (used? Will the world .of the British foreign secretary questions about his China territory. Nor has he shown that a moment and asking what the of the next century be a South at London Airport (a practice policy? Was it the skillful he can impose a settlement ......J7 problem is, He allows his boss African fortress writ large? likely to change with the new diplomacy of Henry the K upon them. to threaten the Europeans that If old friends are not such and more accommodating brought the reapproachment or Henry the K does not seem to if they do not play his game in good friends, perhaps new Labor foreign secretary). would it have tuippenci anyway have demonstrated an insight economics he will take his K stands for what? since it was long overdue? which can separate these infriends are. Dr. Kissinger is soldiers home. appreciated in Moscow Politically, it means "kingpin" Besides, the road to Peking as terocke conflicts and defuse install a famous Carrierin the global conflict-handling already well-trampled by them by creating a framework But If European security is a and for this we can all be quality Central Air mechanism, at least as the Western statesmen. Was Dr. in which the values of the U.S. interest, can he afford to grateful. The Soviet-American Conditioning system in media sees it. The king was Kissinger showing the way or parties are fulfilled rather than let the boss cut off his time to relationship is a success story, '\ crowned by the Nobel Peace was he shcwn the way? your home or business— frustrated. Nor can he resort to spite his face? Or will he seek to but It bar, yet to lift from the Prize Committee (at the price I)s he rate better in the the big stick, since to coerce destroy what SO much US, world the everpresent threat of Call Today for a of several resignations and Middle East or is he yet another small but determined actors is treasure has sought to create — nuclear destruction. I reo estimate doubts tn not a few minds about ineffectual mediating too costly - Vietnam, Western Europeean unity? PHONE As Dr. Kissinger flies about the Prize's future standing) and messenger boy? It is happily Ithodesla. Angola and Northern 372-8321 oppressn he refgns supreme. rs who have other. friend. Meanwhile, America's other the world tzying to patch up true that the Egyptian and Ireland serve as excellent But how does henry the K IsrioIi arriiit's have let each %%ilnesscs. more profitable, irons in the And how does he fare with bosom friends manage to inflict peare he seenis to be operatirnf lire trwiionai friends'!The '' Year Upon themselves a plethora of UI the fashion of Ins iitetitr. If Israel and the Arab states against his Henry the K may be able to of Europe" collapsed — the dictatorships which display all Metternich. Metternich failed promoted image? assidlously little help from Dr. Kissinger. can not coerce the Palestinians, convince the Egyptians, and very phrase being seen by the traditional brutality of because his proclaimed use "F But Kissinger has given the why should Henry the K be able perhaps the Jordanians, but he many Europeans as an Latin American despots but power politics only patches up a The Peace Prize was Egyptians a promissory SOUTHERN awarded for his role in Viet- more of the same and. note - to so so? In today's world the is finding the Palestinians, the arrogant slight. From the mire little of their equally traditional PCUCC In the short term. materially strong do not always Syrians, the SaudIs and the of Watergate, Dr. Kissinger can chumminess whith the United nam; yet the present state of AIR Will he be able to convince or win over the materially weak, Israelis to be a different and publicly doubt the legitimacy States and Its economic inFor a lasting and real peace, that unhappy country would cajole the Israelis into corn- since the latter have orJy to less tractable breed, Of Sanford, Inc. doubt the legitimacy of all terests. support from and to the Parties .. The Sanford Herald • LONGWOOD ORANGE CI Y T CENTURY PLAZA' 'Opei:ing Soon trend as it seems. Perhaps he is iiierely ahead of his time. V Despite large sums being given NEW YORK--i NEAI.—Part to charity at present, (here is of the incidental information worry it may not continue, culled from the Investigation of Already Americans are giving President Nixon's tax returns less of their total income to was that in 1972 he contributed needy causes ( 1.75 in 1960 and a mere $292 to charity, some experts In the field, such The niggardly gift was stir- as Melvin Van de Workeen of prising to much of the nation, the National Information but not really a subject of hiurcau, believe young people, controversy because of a tomorrow's givers, 'are being general belief that charities are turned off by charity." old fashioned, that philanthropy The reason rot the concern is Is fading and that donations in simple: Many charities operate general are down. fund-raising campaigns that No so. According to statistics raise more money for the fund just compiled, charities are raisers (km the charity. And enjoying uprecedented favor in it's not only young people who America, and the President, in are disturbed by such 1972, simply was not doing his questionable procedures, it's share. The American everybody who's aware of what h Association of Fund Raising sometimes goes on. Says Jack Counsel reports that some Schwartz, whose 42 year-old 27- million tax returns in. Fund Raising Council is a dicated charitable deductions collection of 30 major, and bm,st year, and some half-million charities shared in a record. breaking receipt of $24.5 billion. The figures are staggering and, to a nation plagued by enough problems of inhumanity P and carelessness, they are encouraging Religious groups and institutions rcccied $10.9 billion alone. One contributor, Mrs. Geraldine Rockefeller Lodge, gave $85 million to set up a foundation in her name, and a not tier philanthropist. l is I klt'mi ii' :i!m K d na ted $0 billion of the total for an average contribution of $490 apiece. But beneath this good news, there are some signs that the President may not be so out of By TOM TIEDE The Herald Sen-fm presumably legitimate, firms: "We light this image all the time. Everytime some fly-byright shyster clips the public, legitimate fund raisers are hurt. harder to get them to give, To be sure, there are numerous fly-by-night shysters. One Washington, D.C., fund raiser recently forced charity organizers to sign a contract which allowed him to take his expenses and profit before any donations could go to the needy. Another group, called the Friends of the Fill, is reported to have used such devious tactics in money raising that the most popular G-Man of them all TV's Ephrem Zimbalist, Jr. withdrew his name from its list of alleged sup porters. But breaking or bending legalities is not the most prevalent of lurid-raising , abuses. In most cases the perversion is mostly an ethical one: Fund raisers milk high but lawful profits [rum ostensibly worthy causes. In one cl2ssic example uncovered by Sen. Walter Mon. dale's Senate Subcommittee on Children and Youth, in. vestigators found that fund raisers for a group called Asthmatic Children's Foundation raised $10 million to help the diseased kids, then pocketed 86 cent of the total as canipaign expenses. Naturally, this latter abuse will no doubt hinder future collections for asthmatic youngsters. Thus the concern that shady or incompetent fund raisers will eventually cripple charity in general. Schwartz of the Fund Raising Council say's that newspapers should do more to protect the legitimate enterprises, by emphasizing the positive rather than the negative side of charity cam. paigns lie say's the unworthies are "an extremely small percentage" of the total. He adds that the major fund-raising firms will not even consider a charity :ampaign if the cost gets much above 25-30 per cent, Yet as of now, very little Is known about the extent of fund. raising abuse. The true crooks may he, as Schwartz says, "an extremely small percentage" of the overall; but then again the NIB, which acts as a factfinding agency for philanthropers, annually Finds that some 75 of the nation's largest and most entrenched charities operate to some degree of inefficiency- or exaggeration. Sonic states and cities do regulate charities, and demand such information as financial breakdowns, - - -- But we do trust the judicial process and wish the mob would let it work. Ultimately, there will be Or) l\ one loser if the wolves of journalism and ultraliberalism destroy the President. The loser will be America—all of us. America is not perfect. Richard Ni\on is riot perfect. But where else will we live? And who else can lead better? Teddy Kennedy? Ramsey Clark? Daniel Ellsberg? Angela Davis? Eric Sevar'd? Look at the leaders of the mob. Is it any wonder we want to keep our President ? CONSIDER THIS MY V01 OF CONFIDEVL IN IOUR ABILITY, MR. 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". . ___________ 1 Q 1, - . i _____ - , - w - -- - 4 . - (• k1lot- I .I -' -• ,._ - % ft beat St Louis 4-3 Sa Di ATLANTA(AP)—hink Aa gave him the league record U) ,indliftedhlsalltimerecordto defeated Phil&Jelphia 6-2, W ton said he was only looking f(v ending his Ue at 14 grand slams 719. The 415-foot liner sailed Angeles shell ed Montreal 7-1 a sacrifice fly, but he found a wi th the late Gil Ht1ges and over the center field knee and trJ th \tt; \ rh \kt-I si itiunl I' L L rt(rd ui \ illa. ',1t u1) iw- uff It I) Bums, h had lenced San Francisco 6-0. stead. just entered the game. don't Aaron's homer. the 719th of The 40-year-old Atlanta sillo. As soon as Aaron step* up his phenomenal career and ger .smashed the 15th grand records to me," said Aaron he he reminded that th e Burris zipped a fast ball over sixth of this season, highlighted slam homer ol his career Fria ll-time major league standard the outside corner for a called an eight-rurt uprising in the day night, highlighting an eightseventh inning and moved Bad run seventh-inning explosion is 23 by Lou Gehrig, the former strike and then made Aaron look oad swinging at another Henry one grand slam ahead of that gave tit Braves a 9-3 New York Yankee great. fast ball. Then he tried to get Willie McCovey and the late Gil comeback victory over the past hodges. Chicago Cubs, ever break that record, that's PInsti' 1, A3tAOS 3 "1 was just trying for a sacni. for sw-c," Aaron said. Roger Metzger's error on Ed lice fly to get that run in," said It was Aaron's sixth homer No such luck. irkpatrick's basesloaded Aaron, whose bases-loaded Uds season, his seconid gameAaron now stands only 62 RBI grounder in the bottom of the blast broke a 3-3 deadlock and winning homer in two nights, behind Babe Ruth's record 9. _X~,-4 ., " , ; - I 'ir - , ., p.~ j, :! - - I • &k "_ . - UIr IjBy _ This summer. Lyman Brantle I - 3 ///-G F'R51 __ / cAi 4 ,/A A D .J,r i, , . - yr ____ / j iè.'::. - / j:' - ' - Z. _iØ~' .- - V j'j • 1. []::::::;:::*::::::::::::: ' •j.. ~_T 1i Q- V' j / n- - — I r -. — — a' - n . . I - :_ 4 . I- '-- '.- - F t ti For Drugs SAN DIEGO (AP)_The Ridge settled the sui t for shell-shocked San Diego Charg $300,000 Sworn statements filed ers are reeling from yet another during the case accused the blow - discipline (rum the team of passing out as rnan a N ational Football League for 10,000 pills in a year. violating its drug policy. Rozeliesaid the payers were Eight veteran players, fined lot incidents in Last sumGeneral Manager Harland met s training camp and, in Svare and owner Eugene Klein sonx cases, the regular season were lined a total of $40,000 He said the ftr*s varied with Fida, said NFL, Cm- each man's involvement and missioner Pete Razelle, adding awareness of the harm to Foot the1 were also placed on ball probation Svare was fined 'for failure RzelledicllnodetaiLsof to exerci& proper sUper.Lor) the violations. But Svare, controls" and Klein "for super. reacted in Clarkfteld, Minn, visor omissions h (the Char said: "Everybody knows we're ers') administrative staff,'' 1.otalking about marijuana zelle said. It was the first such action since the league annotinc'eJl.ast June that it was strengthening Dol-Fans its anti-drug policy. d Dea con one were fined Cheer Ionk ' 000 each; wide recr Jerry Levias and sive linemen Coy Bacon and At Dave Costa $2,000 each; and linebacker-coach Rick Red. MIAMI REACH (APi If man, running back Bob Thomas Joe Bobble was hoping his sband guard Wall Sweeney $1000 ney face and three-lingered ap- Awards - Well tour the Mediterranean countries as a representative of the Florida AAU wreitling team. Brucato qualified for the honor by winning an AAU wrestling tournament in Fort Meyers earlier this year. but will need to raise his own expense money for the trip. He wrestled for Lyman this year under Coach Bill Scott, and was elected cocaptain of the team. lie went undefeated through the regular season and emerged district champion, finishing third in the state tournament. During his trip to Europe be will compete at the 177 pound division. Line Major League TurnsAround Standings h(to O' JQPn - Ch,r,' Minnesota "rls Gl Florida in his junior year when he wrestled for Bill Scott at 167 pounds. During the off season he reduced to the 167 class while district champion teammate co.captiin Glenn lull wer.t from 167 to 1,7. After high school It is expected he Will attend Florida Tech. Individuals wishing to contribute to his trip should contact Bill Scott C.O Lyman High School. Please Sh Us Our Home 4 ~__11! a 9 tJ i r L : : Total 25 2 4 I Lyman 9 Boone 1ctmni. ri Adams 3b p Oestrech. f 'P Dowling. HBP Dowling (Adams, Oe-stre.ch) 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 ii,' - ui "' 'v'. ,. ,. . Wheels Are Rolling Tonight I. The Big AbsurdRecords m' -, __ ___________ ___________ __ _ - . __ .- _. ~, Sports Briefs 'IF Track Stars Enshrined DES MOINES, Iowa (Al') - Jim Ryun, Ernie Shelby and Fred Hansen, all famous track stars, were to be enshrined in the Drake Relays Hall of Fame toda y. Hyun, a middle-distance runner, and Shelby, a long jumper, are former University of Kansas aces. Ha nsen was a pole vaulter at Rice. Ryun is now on the pro track teur. Shelby lives in Los Angles area and Hansen is a Houston dentist, -_ T~ 1. tHerild Pio DOUG BRADY (L) AND JOE FRAZIER AWARD TROPHIES To pair of six-year-old, 40 lb. boxers at Daytona 11 I 0 Mini-Mohammad Smokin In 4th Round Thornton 1 : L I') By LEE GEIGER H'!raltlCon-espondent stra:ght right hand drove classed Dennis Johnson in three Thornton halfway out of the rounds. Th e doctor wisely ring, where he was rescued by stepped in and called a halt as With Joe Frazier refereeing, Fraizer who wisely ca lled a halt the fighters awaited the be ll for Gene "Mini-Mohammad" to the proceedings. the fourth. Wells knccked out Buc The night was not a complete Virgil Gibson Thorr.ton one-minute and loss for e Thornton family, th record to 2-0 when he left Eddy thirty-seconds in the fourth Buc's younger Ray, a midround in Daytona Beach before dleveight from Jacksonville Carter unconscious a fter 1:18 in the second round. A crunching a rear capacity crowd. came out on top of Or la ndo's right hand Folded Carter like an Well s. All's look-alike, H er b Gifford. accordlan and kept him on the abandoned his usual stick and The fight wis a war from the canvas for almost five move tactic after suffering a opening bell until Gifford minutes, badiy cut left eye tn the seco ref used to come out at the roun round and came out Smokin like 'pening of the fourth round of a Ed McDonald come ou t on top the famous special guest scheduled six rounder. Gifford of the self-style Souffi Carolina referee, said a blow to his neck caused Heavyweight Jim Hoicond. A "Mini-Mohammad"-dropped him great difficulty in right hand to ti le top of heavier opponent wi th a br ea th ing. ilolcond's balding head combination around the one Strange thing about his early dropped him at th e end of the I'llnute mark of the fow,h. retirement in the fourth he w as first round. At the start of round ThOS"fltofl tt.ok mod of the leading on all three official two, it was obvious the loser maiatory eight count on his vard was looki ng for a place to Lay feetbutwasaneasytargetfor Other action on the "all. downsotherefstoppedthebout Wells hcn action reswned r. k (ut' card fund Lorry after JLLt six seconds of that I wu savage Icft h,3ok--, and a Peter,min di~troying an outV,inza Lobster Newberry IUSTON All) —The Boston Lobsters of World Team Tennis have signed 20-year. old Janet Newberry, bringing the num be r of players on their roster to six. ispokesman said they expect to add two New England players to the team complete the roster. .1 . Yankee Golf STOW, Mass. iAP The Universit- of Maine is the Yankee Conference golf champion for the first time sin ce 1951. The Blacl Bears, led by Barry Plummner's 74, topped defending champion Massa chusetts by 12 strokes in Friday's finals. Maine hod 469 points, Massachusetts 481, Connecticut 485, itiiode Island 488, New Hampshire, 491 and Vermont 550. - .t -. A ~ f _~ t . Royals' Br ii es Injured .. KANSAS CITY tAP) - The Kansas City Royals ha ve lost pitcher Ne lson Briles for possibly two months. lInks tvi!l undergo surgery to repair torn cartilege in his right knee Wednesday. lie suffered a dislocation of his knee prior to spring training and reinjurel it last Monday against BostE.i. - ) Ih Flyers Without Kelly 1 I ' - 'I I I - -- I LOS ANGELES (AP) Remember telephone booth stufftuf Img, goldfish swallowing, beer chugging, marathon dancing? They're all back and then Sonic at what Is being bi lled as the "add Ball Olympics—Conquest of the Absurd." A promotional stunt dreamed up by the Century Square Shop. ping Center and the ABC Entt.'rthlnznent Center, the twoweek festival of "competitions" started last Monday when Wuar. Clark sat down on a roc king chair. He's planning to stay in the chair - less five minutes an hour for a quick run to the ba throom for 12 days, which, according to the Guinness Book of World Reco rds, would be a world record. 'lliursday night, five Monopob' players sat down for what they hope will be an 86-hour game - also a world record. Things really begin in earnest toda y, though. Kevin Farrell and Harvey Abram will try to stand on one leg each - for 5' hours; three people will try to eat 39 butter-and-jam sandwiches; Roger Guy English of San Diego, self-proclaimed world champion stay-awaker, has vowed to sing sogs for 75 hours; one fell ow says he'll eat mnure than six pounds o( cooked spaghetti. In addition, com pe titors are signed up for the goldfish swallow. the phone booth stuff, the loap frog jump. the unic)c1t. ride, the pickle eat, the cigar cramnandttwtoiletpaperst.ack, among about 20 others. "Mostly, it's just a promotion for the shopping mall," sa:d I llxie Whatle one of the coor dinators. "We were sit!i around one day, just sort of brainstorming, arid somebody said,'Why don't we try t, ) break a world record" ___ - -. - . .VIA I # F.. i. T 41 , A to Raiders Cop Division Track "fifle C, V 1 I a -SW P,I Out To Crack The team,, headed annually by Captain John Archer. will tour the Mediterranean countries in fl days of wrestling the best athletes in the respective countries. Brucato has been wresthng most o! his life. His f&ther was a wrestling coach at a New York :chool. He moved to Boone, 2 - These Nuts Svare, who coached the thence when Larry Csonka Cliargers half of last season and named the Miami Dolphin's OW t hen became general manager, Mt Valuable Player, e was was fined $5,000. Klein was disappointed. MILWAUKEE (AP) — 17lie seven final series. fitned 1W.W0. I tie crowd of LOW who at. Milwaukee Bucks exude con"The (earns we've played, Sweeney, who was traded tezled the Dolphins' awards fin into their third l.A. and Chicago, we've the Washington Redskins after banquet Friday night gave runTORON1\) (AP) - All j and final p1ff but matchedupweuagalnst,"sajd thes ,wasthejyplayer nugbackCsonka,whojtunped McVay was hired to do hardly expect their goal - the Bucks' Coach L&"ry Costello who coula be reachi"d for corn- to the Wnrld Football I.eague peepore ;i fvtb;1II team for i -ft --&von starting July 10 but the Association title to come pecially with Lucius Allen in"I'm appalled," he said. "1 screamingovatkmashew3lke(j coach of the Toronto Notliunen jur ed. The Celtics are always haven't dune anything illegaL to the stage to accept the MVP can't help worrying about To a man, they agm thitir tough for it,& 77*y,re real Happily. I m no Wngel. con. aw&rtL 0 0 111 where his dub will play pros." netted with them (the Cbarg. "I've in more applause for "Our responsibility is to put a the Baton Celtics, will he far a chess move," grumbled one team on the hell July 10," saId Guard Jon said than the Los Angelesthe lot-bruking However, it was reported that fan as Robbie, 'Miami's naming. McVay. "That's what we were CCRkI LAKE CITY — Lakers and Chicago Bulls — Gary Bassa the team clinched the Dsion jump and Don Merrick In the Pxzelk had notified If* play- ing general prtner, ghereid hired to do- IV rest of it is a wal up I n togber th t Al - y 100 and 220 yard dashes. a"1 Los Angeies and Chicage. ens, their attorneys, agvJ the straight ahea1 i.sithout even a front office mn.'itt.'r. Mind you, emergency in his family but Coach Ter ry Long was Merrick Is the nation AAU by controUmg the 1,110ards. the Players A&wiauon before Fn- x1anct at Csonka as the Dolphin it's difficult to Lake that ap- maraged to summori up enough The burks, !,aid by many o6day*s vow Cowh of the Year, announcernw, uld1w champion in the 60 mid Bucks (orced both var_u to play I and all btar accepted the Uvphy f.-om proach when there's so much at emgy to win the Uipk Junp. .n,e Ral&,rs swept the pole servers to be playtig tkir best agreed not to oppose the punCoach lion Shala 3W yurd sprints and locaily has a 54't-up offense. stake. But What choke do we irds. ecoM in the long ump, ishment t'5onka, wide receiver 'Paul havt!' serond in the 120 high hurijies, vault, discus and javelin, to never been defeated in the 100, p -ci liçi T Celtics i:at- inure j. r; ob1eins o U Urg. Wi1d and running back J 120 and 440 yard dashes. take control of the (i even krer.i 1,0ur gantz to wx wW won plays, execl,ite vffY well aM ers; ftral. stirfat-rd when fornwr Ktick. sigrled a 13.5 million cvn- McVay major distradion [or fourth in the 1UO yard dash, The SJC squad mOVtS Ofl to a.-A his adI LS :he like- aifttii to leading off First place wirmffji for Ut 44o fwr tii a row over Clicago 0ey frec-Lam-e a lot off their player Houston Ib* fd,ed sWt trad to play fnr the Toronto lihood that the World FooRmill ttw the state nitiet FrWay. This The hoM the Celtics here plays," McG!ocklm sd They clamming iITçropn1y imtnts. Nort!'ien of the WFL in W75 League team will be forceJ by rt13Y MM W Ind Seminol~, flaidEm wer Bill Stelw in the -serves as a qual I fying meet t 0 Junior College's track seam to a Javelin. lTh,qres RoUt in Sunday in the natiofally tele- create inure PTik1fl lPecluLSe tered drug.t caused an injury alter playing out their option government legislation to leave Division POtt the natlon.at championships to II Charnpinsb1p title. vault, John Te r,.sed first came of the best-of- they do more thin diW,Lj he held late tha ended his L'ateet in i. with the D( Tthlns next Sd*Cfl. to". next month In The day went well for SiC az compeuoi Rasa in the trhle Houitcin, let With Celtics For NBA Title 4 4 • r 1 " . - - :iI -4 c. __ 1f126 '?tV1k' ñ4 •ij ,,y r eo1r PL4X ____ ,y'zxy - 'qizp i'F , tos45- 4,44'y IF / \i I -11 4- . . ~ . ~ ~_;_ . -- ~_,'_ . 1; .1 Page WA I - . ~. __ - ~ -- t9f57 /4'I _. I -_- $ 4 0,500 ,. 1 - 1e Chamers Get Fin d WVMOP " . .. High School's Bob Brucato -. by Alan Mover SPARKYPLUGS Wrestler By JOHN CHERWA Herald Correspondent Sp orts, . •- Lyman To Europe Ac tion 0 e We"r S pri "nts seventh. tqriith - -..----.-, ..1 Sunday, April 28,1974-1 JA : , gers' we left-hander said after Henderson was given an in. plate. abacbing an 8-2 pounding at £'nt.onal walk before Downing the hands and bats of smacked his homer to give Chicago White Sox c-ago a 7-1 cushion. The 33-year-old southpaw Orioles 6, A's S whoonce won 25 games shows Don Baylor reached on a anG-4 record thisseasoti with a whopping 5.82 earned run aver- three-base error by Oakland renter fielder Bill North in the age. 15th in'ung and scored on Andy Elsewhere in the American Leag-ae, the Baltimore Orioles Etchebarren's sacrifice fly. edged the Oakland A's 6-5 in is Reggie Jackson hit his second innings, the New York Yankees home run of the game in the ni pped the Texas Rangers 4-3, 12th to give the A's a 5-4 lead but the Cleveland Indians beat the the Orioles, who wiped out a 4-1 California Angels 4-3. theKan- deficit with threeruns in the sm City tcyals Jowned the eighth, tied it on ElrodHenBoston Red Sax 4-2 and the 1411- dricks' single, a walk and Bong waukize Brewers shaded the Powell's single. Minnesota Twins 4-3. Yankees 4, Rangers 3 Sunday, April 20, 1974 -. fie made his first mound up- base fence. Costantine, who made the play runners on fir!t and second. Herald Coffespondent Costantine then ripped his to first, allowing the run to Ccstantux then grounded to the ORLANDO - In his second winning a close 7-6 decision double to left center field, score. secomd baseman who threw the mound appearance of the year over Bishop Moore. scoring Bachman. The Greyhounds waited until ball away, allowing St.aaLs to Lyman High School's Rodney Bob'Costantine was the only The Braves came back an the last pw..sible moment to wore. Dowling grounded out to Dowling fired a one-hitter at th e Greyhound hitter up to his usual inning later to score their lone score the winning run in the the shortstop to end the inning Boone Braves, bringing home a standards, going two for three run. The Greyhounds finished the 2 1 'victor) despite quiet including a run scoring double year Joe Foster led-off by drawing 13-3 In the Metro conAfter Leftwich grounded to Greyhound bats. Jeff Hodges and Buster a base on balls. Craig Adams the shortstop, St.aats drew a ference suffering losses to Dowling alloed a single to I eftwih , both sophomores, Edgewater, Evans, and Winter as then hit by the pitch and walk Randy Faber in the fourth picked ie remaining twD le , streich finished up two Bachman followed with an. P in to lose his no-hit bid in (re)hound hits grounded to the shortstop, Bob other base on balls, putting games out of first place behind the last regular season game of The Greyhounds scored first Winter Pa,-k, good enough for thi year HERALD SCOREBOARD in the top of the third, with two second place The 6'4" right hander who outs, Terry Bachman walked Lyman AB R H RBI Faber,%$ 3b 2 0 1 1 District playoff starts McGee normmiall pla)s first base was his secord of three times and Monday and the hounds are exBachman,3b brought to the mound to bolster advanced to third when a pick Coslanflne,ss pected to draw either the third Bramblett, c I 0 0 0 I mnan's pitching staff in time off attempt by Denny Cox went Dowling,p 1 0 0 0 or fourth seeded team in the Cox, p 1 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 Avers, for district playoffs, back to the Tinker Field first Phillips. I 0 0 0 tourney at Harper-Shepard Hodges,2b 2 0 I 0 Tolal I Fild in Winter Park. rk Beary,c 2000 Lyman C$)booOI-240 \1\ItL\N.\, 1)1 L SIL 1 Iuridi State University's of t.1LI LJI'IL IitLi .J1 YLO OUT I CALL wirli GUSTO! Iensivefoctball line feared as a . . . Lyman third baseman erry Barhmnn hric fti,n nr By The Associated Preis (N. "IV %;;a VHune liase. weak point before spring American League East practice got under way, may tc2t GB t,urn out to be the, team's i Baltimore 10 trongest feature, s Coach New York 11 8 .579 12 Milwaukee Darrell Mudira. Boston "What we once thought would i Detroit bit, out toughest situation is be. coining our brightest," Mudra w, Ta tO 7 311 — said late Friday to a group of Oakland ; I 32'P I FSU alumni and other supportI Califnrnia ers in Marianna. "I am very Chicago 7 9 431 21 -' well pleased with the progress Kansas r 1 9 all 11 -, of trio! tine. FOREST ('i'lV It Was tk)'s 2:02.5. In the MO Ilici.'!") l) teaiiiliiate Jt Anne Kren. Friday's Results 1k did not point out any one 1, MinneSota 3 Milwaukee like Custer's last stand," the girls Iroiii Lake Weir posted zers' third place shot of C:evetand 4. California 3 '9". lineman for special attention. quipped Lake Bratky's giri, a 2:08.2 with the Patrios Baltimore 6. Oakland S. 15 Theonlystrengththepajo "There are no actual stand. track Coach Mike Gibson after finishing at 2:12. In the only had was in the distance eventsnin outs on the offensive line," he New Voik 4, Texas 3 the Patriots dropped from the other relay Lake Weir again with Darlene Berkley. She won Kansas City 4. Boston said. "They are all playing ranks of the unbeaten as they caine out on top winning the 440 both the mile and half-mile, Chicago S. Detroit 2 aturdays Games were massacred by Lake Weir relay ii 56.3 compared to the witn winning time of 6:40.7 and Later in the evening, Mudra California ' (Stoneman 00) at 107-61. Pats 61.0. 2:53.4, spoke to about 300 persons Cleveland I) Peery Lake Weir had everything In the long jump Weir's Texas (Clyde 00) at New gathered at an athletic banquet Kathy Dempsey was and plenty of it as !he Patriot Alceda Hamilton was the girl to dethroned as queen of the York (Ooown 1 Milwaukee (Slaton 12) at at Marianna High School and girls could manage only three beat, leaping 16'31s" for first, quarter mile, getting upset by cfmpared coaching to pracF,ieWta (Decker 20) first places, in the meet, the Second went to Lilly Hampton Rose Crwnpler, at 65.4, with Boston (Wise 2)) at Kansas being democracy. City (Fitimerris I 0) Pats broke two school records at 15'6" with Rosa Brown Dempsey at 66.7. "You must respect and give Oakland (Hunter 31) at aM but In neither case did the in- taking third, giving Weir a The60yardlowhurdleswasa others the rights to bring forth (Cueilar 02), N dividuals win their event, sweep Detroit (LaGrow 021 at cn, their opinions," he said. "0thLake Weir sweep with Sipley Rtt'ki.' fliuLx PtthliChaI4 n 5h •.L1,.... - . . -siyIIvii in .---.. --..,.• '.niuxis wiung top spot in . and. .'n.s 1WS RI &1 ertse, YOU stand alone." Sunday's Games Sunday's new high jump record of S'ti" throw was a little closer with Hef 11cr second in 10.5. Beverly at Cleveland but she fell behind Hose Weir ta king first and Erantly Copeland was third also in 10.5. Texas at New York, 2 Crumpler of Lake Weir who second and third. Winning the Oakland at Baltimore Weir took first and second In De troit at Ctticagc. won the event at 5'2". event was Crurnpler at l81'1" the 100 yard dash behind Alceda Milwaukee at Minnnota The other record was In the with Tina Butterworth taking Hamilton's 12.1 and Rosa Boston at Kansas City discus with Tern Hunt tossing second and Janet Astnchio Brown's 12.6. Brantley's Tern theplatter76'6". Thewjnnerof third. Foster was third in 13.1. the event was another Lake The remaining field event, In the only other event, Lake Wier girl, Carolyn Wright, at the shot put, was taken by Weir swept the 220 yard dash, 79'4". Wcir' Pam Heftier with a toss Hefflet was first at 288, Lake Weir won the 880 relay of 28'3". Brantley's Tern Hunt followed by Crurnpler and Carol in 1:55.4 compared to Bran. was second at 7l'9't" followed Itemnbart. (H' raId ' ' ... ...., FSU --- . - By hERSCHEL NISSENSON Designated hitter Brian Indians 4. Angels 3 Thurman Munson reached on AP Sports Writer Downing's three-run homer in an error by third baseman LenChris Chambliss' three-run Mickey Lolich had a good fast the fifth inning lowered the ny Randle to open the seventh double capped a four-run sevball and a good slider Friday boom on Lolich. Dick Allen inning and eventually scored enth-inning Cleveland uprising night plus a good licking. opened the fifth with a double the winning run on Bobby Mur- against Nolan Ryan. Chamb"My trouble? I couldn't get and scored on Ron Santo's sec. ver*s grounder, beating short- liss' hit kayoed Ryan, who had anybody Out," the Detroit Ti- cml double cf the game. Ken stop Toby Harrah's throw to the taken a two-hit, 3-0 lead into the -, fly JOHN CHERWA , By BRUCE LOWITT runth gave the Pirates their league pitching debut. Frelsle- ter, struck out seven San Fran. tI' P°' Writer icory over Houston ben hurled a four hitter but lost ch,co batters and belted a pair No. 719 was also No. 15, which Reds 4. Cards 3 a shutout in the sixth inning of run-scoring singles, pacing makes hank Aaron No 1 George Foster doubled and when Dave Del Unser hit v 'wo- the Mete past the Giants again, eventually scored on a double. run homer for the PhiLS But to the Atlanta superstar, play grounder in the sixth in In the American League, Hal. Dodgers 7, Expos i th,e numbers game is getting ning, moving Cincinnati past Andy Messersmith hurled a timarz edged Oakland 6-3 in 15 out of hand the (.ardjnaLs three-hitter and Steve Yeager innings, New York nipped "Mepse don't mention any Padres 6, Phillies 2 drove in three runs in the Texas 4-3, Chicago trounced records to me," Aaron said I' n Dave Winfield hit a tie-break Dodgers' rout of Montreal for Detroit 8-2, Cleveland beat Cali day night after smashing the inghome run in the sixth inning their fourth straight victory. fornia 4-3, Kansas City downed 15th grand-slam home run of his for the Padres to help Dave Boston 42 and Milwaukee Mets 6, Giants 0 career, setting a National Freisleben win his major Tom Seaver tossed a four-hit. tripped Minnesota 4-3. League record and helping the Bravestoa9-3thumpingof the ' --, ." . . ___ — .-1 __ I ; ' In Frid3y's other Nationa 4 1 .1~1 : um berI There, Too g'%4 S ., .. . .. • iuCOui.. . • N . .. . . • -. The Sanford Herald "i Club on opening - _ _________________ - _ - k ' I_ ____ -. T"! - —_ 15 719 ________ w—__ -• . 5_• 4 .. -- will not be In uniform Sunday when the Phllii" tlelphia Flyers resume their stanley Cup semifinal playoffs against the Rangers in New York. A Flyers'pokcsmnansa'd 1ellysuffered a torn left knee ligament ThursIay night when he was flipped by l0ngers defenseman lion Harris ;Ind will be lost a week to 10 da,s. Kelly's knee was put in cast. FSU Players Charged TALLAHASSEE, Fbi. (APi - Three Florida State freshmen , football players have been indicted by the Leon County Grand Jury on misdemeanor c harges stemming from a fight at a fraternity house. Joe Camps of Gainesville and Phil Jones of Miami Springs were indicted Frida y charges of disorderly conduct and assault and battery. Toni McDougal of Miami was charged with disorderly conduct. Camps, a 6-2 linebacker, and Jones, a flFound defensive end, were served with the indi ct ments at football practice. McDougal, a 6-4 tight end, was served at a "P dormitory. The three were ordered to appear in County Court on May 8. The indictments were handed down earlier Friday but reirained sealed until they had been served. Two other indictnients remained sealed. The univel-sity disciplined seven foot ball players and fraternity members following th e light Jan. 15 at Alpha Tau Omega house. Officials said man)' persols from both th e football team and the fraternity were present at the fracus. Ycinkees Trade Fritz NEW YORK (AP - The New York Yankees finally got rid om Fritz Peterson and. at the same time, sa!d goodbye to Steve Kline, Fred Beene ana Toni Buskey. Peterson, who has long desired to be traded, and the other pitchers were dispatched to Cleveland Friday night in a seven-pla yer deal involving Indian slugger Chris Chambliss. 'We had an opportunity to get a guy who was a star ballplayer," said Yankees' President Gabe Paul, "and you don'tr get an opportunity to get a star player every (lay. Tt,at's why we traded so much for C'hamnbliss." In addition to the Cleveland first Aricrican League's Rookie of the Year in 1971, the Yankees acquired pitchers Dick Tidrow and Cecil Upshaw in the Ng trade. fered three pitchers excluding Kline, But tht'yitntedafourthiiitcherand we tud to let turn go." "I'm still sort of surprised," -M mbliss said in Cleveland, "I've been hitting the ball real good, and after getting the winning hit tonight ..." SEMI NOLE TURF CLUB HARNESS RACING Post Time - Nightly at 7:30 MONDAY SATURDAY -- / - I -' I 'I / •• 0 10 t SItIUL:_ - • --•. -. - .- -_--_ 77 umon — - QUINIELAS • 10 TRIFECTAS 0 WIN, PLACE, SHOW .1461110A kYl - -'-, 8 a a SI,,, a Lj. 9111011101 1W' Cl , AIR CONDITIONED DINING BIG SELECTION t ROOM " Ma I ContinentalCulsine Reservations 831.1140 4 LEVIS Pre-Shrunk Denim BefiBottoms Also Corduroy Bell! Z - ." 1 a y I MANUEL T LADIES NIGHT I 10 Miles N. of Orlando .Off 17-92 Between 436 & 434 •Casselberry THURSDAY JACOBSON I DEPARTMENT STORE 213 E F RST ST. i Ph. 322.4712 j _____ - ___ = - __ �-. ---.-- - -------- -,.------- 12A—The Sanfcrd Herald - -_ UI _iI li- I I — -. - - i- . J -..i IL L$ ,_:-.- ,_-,_-__ - -. -. - - -.---- - - - - Anglers Fish VVith Mr. Gator Th . I i m e Mac h i n e Florida alligator, him and the alligator to both participate. - I . t. - • - . _______ j The boys from Plaza Sport3 Shop sen wor .__. -- --- __ __ •....--.--i-: --- - - - target practice, hate come in The gatnr crc not the i tirns I r it sit-, r I , Hophins and Jun - fishing recentl) In two and one ti.ilf da (1 fishing they hoisted 8' L ' d pt Gibbons this July 4, 1923 in - - - Outside the gate s.000 splash in the hoe he was J&, Archers were out in force on -- hoboes and time to see about four feet of the their raiLroadrs. shootlig eye in A series of blunders and hustlers are milling around like front end of a big gator come preparation for the upcoming mismanagement on all SideS reluctant cattle at roundup out of the water holding a fish in bow-fishing tournament the and tision price. It's oL'sios -- --. say, that ended hid speck The tournament, sponsored fishing for the day as the by the Central Florida nothing c ' 'eL-.... - _. eighin, eight pounds four . , . - Pulan finish off Gibbons, who Lcrd T" - %4 g valienlly goes lle entire tl:i:nth ' cag St. Paul rid Seat& champion , • CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS by Lorry Lewis ) O OL) KsV i3".)D EE-LACE EWCiST, iiiO AQUARIUS (Jan 2110 Feb " deep ater on live bait and out in the open waters (r,ilj. rtalize that churches hae to flu N breamhere BobKinghauledln Bridge onJohn Anderson High is getting to be a racket Just addr At Inlet Harbor all craft have better (,00d day for consulting with sst are getting hit for money I if>ou:tftoff :;' their money? ' ° self harmony d Have a Lovel WeddI i r lug e - THCSLL LtAsE YPII A GREAT-i 'i.'x.i WJItE C'N Ti4' LmX)KiN' SPOgT JCXET MEASUREMENTS ,. -, W'-'ILE j TAkE "EPA. YitSTER! , VI'LLTJ.E IT.' DOOSY TAILOR -- )IIO'i%ARDIiAGEN iseapolis, site of the 1970 U.S. done," and even 11111 would HA. AlLl, Kauai, Hsssasi- grazing land for cows. K - LEO (JulY 22 to Aug. 21) Ideal desired and rot to rely entirely i day to study personal aims anti oo charm. Almost any field / CAPTAIN EASY I 1111 E' - Three of the finest are par says, is one of only three that 4 4 A J 109 Some of the 27 holes could lakes, jungle and breeze come other are the 16th at Cv press --- - --• - , - . - j , Isn 1 ofasaii. the B ThOUslindS of golfers who There's two more days yet hase played the Pebble Beach and this isa tough, tough track course thtn. son I a'uc with a man with a shy smile Friday ness risal in th golf eoure lbs 69 had just opened a four- beauty contest: the Princeville stroke advantage over veterans Makal course that has been Miller Barit and Gene Littler tailored and grown on Kauai, in this most exclusive of all pro the rilost western, and most golf 'fields serdant gem in the flaauan / chain. RobertTrentjonesjr., son of • "Im not gonna predi - w tsgonna happeninthe - - - - .. _- - -- - ''• -- -- ... - -- ., - '1 - . - -, - - ,, 0 • ' '" 1 '..________ - - - - , - -- That's nine under par for two bicnrially recei'es boats from toursover the windy, 6,855-yard Honolulu on the 100-mile blue La Costa Country Club course siater epilogue to the Tranand comfortably in front of spacific Yacht race and where Barber and Littler, tied at i bonel.sh contest bigger species fur bait and hardsiare lures Some of the game s great All of the elder Jones courses rames had their troubles hoi arch ntpuLr sills the touring uer twos loo many doglegs they and say and sometimes his greens I. rre'.n sias fussi ' slope the sirong sissy so shota Iummrig alter the day ors don't hold. Pro Dave Hill ' --- -. - - - ' •-- , , ' - a - 51 - - e .te .ie u of 25 with a I5 total. - -•, s " ' - - ,. ; 0 ,. -"-• . ,_....._ -" ' - '" ''' ' ' ' . . s'4 - . Wø"' .' ' ' ''.i" . . .'' , - - -•' . r' ' -' - -- -4' -- - "_ - s ' ' - ' & , - i'i . t'rr'' t r . . \Vhre scenic background adds to leisure pleasures . J -- - - - - - , nble. I drove it all th liit'' (..rcgariousness .ino, U,i, paiin , . television an'! sicars loud plaid ( Isanipionship of darriabi' t I $ l( un'' 4 1 t'nnis ''I was cond.u't .' mos tre . i s i - , , •, . - rii*n ,.rIit _____ 4I(ornrdin iiri 4,rm I record four 1 of C titles, was hun the (.osell of ti-se courts blue marlin with 80-lb. test line is 845 pounds. ''a" 4(otint L i eric s uter s A I '1 1 ______ ______ - • i ,.• ' f h ih.flth -. . .'.J 'uP "-" init%1' SIM:ifthiid - - ii,jrjrn S7 (.,If ,idn't - '- .r ('fl , ii JIU r %oIt --1 r . -- . • - - , .4 t ish frrm at uth iro n rrptu.0.L riser ' aI' ,, t f', 0,I I , B I(.I i '. 'irtns i no'.'. _Jll. - ------- ' - - - - - 4. - - . -- -- .' - - - , - ..- if W(_ ii WINTHROP by Dick Covolli I NEEC) A SLOGAN --- MY FO - -- -. - - ,,.,,., . -- - -;-- . , ._- -. .- - -. - - -- - ,, . -- --- - - '-, CLLIB. "SN FRIENDSHIF FIR5T ITHINK IF 1)-tAT /RE E WH10-4 -J s --- I INTENILIP4TOM5' j -\ - L- Ijlu. FRIEND INTENT ANONt; IVvtXILD Nar Lass A AG IL'SE 'THEE. 1 DEA,WILL I I % , ,-. J ' - -a. -i.,, VU ix'.-.., ( SWEEP r BASEMENT _ q-2.') Chic Young ASKED "VU EA1 YOU --•IVEGO'r TiMES.' -ji A BAD I jl( DCI') attain tout llUUiIUis' And if you isomnen are 75. hall iusv booklet "how to Stimulate . ,fltlu L I I BEETLE BAILEY I LI Mort Walke r-. /t E'EZi'ONE IA6 "\ POOR A2ATEN2 I LEFT ALL sirecks, venereal infection suicides, drugs, drownings, S JJI i ':ar .. t- "7r -- ' __-' 1 )' I - luu MUU I----lur 111W UI IIL'U 2 ---- ----• -- I.___ '- _________________ _____ THE PHANTM Many children even tile of his booklcts.i JRlI FUNNY BUSINESS 5T1 A 'Ef'f'.kE B Roger 8oiicn — -- ,. ss.s r!r',iT ijijilli -' , ) 't'WEE! HOW i CAN JUMP ON iHE 9EIJ i-are of this nesispaper, enclosing a long staniped, ad'eint'sscd enselope and 25 cents to cover typing and printing iul - I ,, - among tet'n-agers, plus campus ( ALONE to' / ,__. -- - -'"- j ' %UTER, __ Lee Falk and Sv Barry :i.a, 4'", If':'. _AiI1I I JlRllJlllIJ .f'1 ' - I BLON DIE i-i er islus 1.. eeiit.s Indeed, !naflS niillions, even For Bible' Reading is one of s ithout (tie' death toll by war, best he antidotes for wili never reach the age even of delinquency, unmorality and 21. ( 'isumniunism hihlri'n's (fnt'ase's, amiti ARias s '.1 rite to l)r. ('rant' in 1iiuii' U of 'wutth. 't. son tin LitlIsnal incheur iiimud double S -- b---- r I WAS "THINKiNG CF SCWtThI A LITTLE SNAPP'IE. - - Ii It C ,. ( - liu II ifl ulC u... . etc.. decimate' the ranks every IJJll Jill' ii - -); 1I4vtc I - - - !t. ' 114111 I forte 11.1i5 siusat "Arnoid I ulme'r iO .or golf And we need more t1 '.erge ftc' 'ill 'r s 'mu tn I no tia t ' 1 dil1OSt curs sietKefliJ I but Itt hike to see it tonic faster ' '... churches erected in For they died at 19,20,21 and wished his biographers could iaiaiiiiiaa IllIlulllll JillJlillUU IjIlilli' Jlll. — Allen ' PoWER ___ will ever reacts that 85th humanity' tisiIctn& Stress such unselfish aims for Thousands of boys in Vietnam sour children. 1"''- nt n.a - in Jr.eter estau;ishlng pairs shy be sorry of eyes were fastened on inonstup Tennis matches, "Tennis is a very good spilt the court surface was sIowe Graus lead which this weekend that tie helped Tnatched the me. It seemed best totrrn.inate Also at 136 are David "It's Just a sport," says Bud. for the cameras' ('ohms so 's "it ' Forest hills, they have long-time friend Eddie Pearce ham I)an Stee.s and Bruce largeSt on the tour this ceason the int"rs mew It s mint 1k end of liii' siorld So 11i& tmin ms d It S sO ni Lilt Ti calve Inc putttrg sr and that s flinch too f si Bath are IX'. l'ri si mth Tom Wats ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------an'. i1s Lit ILzc n ci iii it Otte It nnis l;la'. r e. st. r I irs t'' 1 i ok rt4'inmmu I get on)'. (sin or 'ii players But •a (ollmn U-scat. fur SiB (J firs, place r Hinscin 4.*'.d Ken Still at 137 .sMd rourd, but s'.cn you said r 4R. rest of trurh you bodily I inquired -omm, nasty tn,stl people telling time' spur' has to get come into the olin World (P Ocen. helped me 'ul," said Pearce. -nt" (IhrLs paused to3ummon Up "\nd the real tennis buff be ;iio--kt'v seith everybody 'toots M)kr shot a three under-par mnaPmn, his first Pro'essjonjl wiiictl is fl I'S t( 0 fli' t S iiiI \(I he \ ''U 'tim I iLl'. t l's t .l1 se Ilin IiiI I in1 atik fl (5i5t 1Ott ,*1iS( i'll! Isis ti'l ii I' 1-, 115 1 SUhtt. fl fj idI m2 - i4 -mr I K'l! IIJLI 1 LC Llti' (I tur ppe'ar a siosien surface "u(iS I%kJ) tl iS t'.tt Ut Slit but .% t '.45 5 iflp. 015 'iOu tiJfl )i'' irinuUntt,s that the di t 1 I k J f t the course mdi) to mine 10 under dent u9lt tt*1k2, ago lie ga i-i; last too Piayers ha'. aLso te1 il P1 t si sunist base, silence ball Thes L'ke onher ra15ies '.siti a twa-d,a'. total of 13 turri'd m w arni'id from a tetlumen a,mnun2 s-hiIt they 'T 18 I in io iW.if aS t.00'.f a plus Altltosi'I ohms i'sak' s At; I hat Sot i of lint g anti (bet uk two strok hack at 1Y aft&,t puier" shut tip.' amd IOtotflk't'r on i't'. he tIr t reaIl imj on tek'visi:. ke ('OlOf h rioUic-r 'L.N )5LT -\\ THE / tk&'j , Evert just off the court hInd t-omniusnded from the' spectators. wtijch only too and, mm' 1964 he' covered to '.ik' I'an('ho Gonzalez was shakes ades Arnold Palmer failed people self.cunsctous, l'ypical Collins irreverence, nationals mit Forest hills For "Itight now teflrii is iii smn a tournament in the period prt'p:iring to serve in an tm'.por- It is also, generally spt'aklnm! NII( "We b;uI a (iirr'- tir who Hut they should be albweej In tr;insst,,n5l sta'e' ' '' I t iil'jii1 lit il \' II li'tlt If 1iseball and I 1 itS Ill il,iS 'hat loin ' hmisi lev, to teep scoe 1i'. Its hot as bi is U ' -may a player can become cli. loud and Pancho glowered and Arthur 'limit toIlins bring.c U; Bud recalls, "which didn't hem !ootb.'ul players can gct used to charge' claim,i it is but It's ',Iot sti ted '. ellinm; ( ohms his rok is in 115 t o' (tUSU yelling sib> can I the bigger m iii itten than In 68 he shared a soi' I U k • recalled. "I thought be was mncntatmirtu Juts Snmizsor.'s play tenats players?" mtifke' wills Jack Kramer tr "I' hi k' TeIe'.'ision sgn tt,' irig IJInS WHERE DID '( .1 ( - oIltn I bought a ticket ti-mere tiase base the brigh'est unifcrms Iii announced th __ -___ '— J) I ZERO I pluisers Bill 1oby by Bob Thvet - IIII fr Then a companion reminded psychological output 'than on me that I should be grateful to your physiological and finanbe 40, for he told me millions of ial input Americans neser see that 40th F xtrosert your attention birthday' upon constructise goals irs to make this world a I'OSITI% F 1Hl\K IM. befle r pl1iec for your has ing been here esen if you graduate This remark of Judge Warren (mmii Lurth s Classroom early' s.. a splendid example of 1)r Be 1tshamed to die said ('tales emphasis on I'ositie horace Mann Father of our Thinking." Public School System, "until 14 For ttie first time in two mice- Chris - — Well I feel sionderful about •trid itiusic are rooted in his 33it flOW year journey from Bethlehem's But hen I reached the age \Iunger to (ahmr'.' .,, Limit. oft the northern bahi.nias It as hii first —i -- FRANK AND ERNEST CASE A-6l8 Earl Warren, 1113 name former Chief Justice of our U Thousands of college and S Supreme Court, was hospitals also are a living elebratmng his 85th birthday memorial to His meager 33 %%hen asked how it felt to be sear. _____ A ' 49d(u4It iuch kiter than sihite, For , , realk nervous (aeir,g tornit ITS prr.duc'i'r / tra itionmil whites __ I '1k , , paradise. ) _______ L -e Entertainers L B is- " fli" settbecI-' ' - / t us ice contains Ani*r 10 Ptv'ui Puzzie - Tom Weiskop! had a 74, Jack '-' J hid!>' Casper was six under - r 33 BYGEORGEW. CRANE, " dummy and a second finesse lnsiejd of raising to three wtll bring theslam home but at hearisvuurparfncrtlasr(.bgdime spatit Yhai cia '.ou io this point South visualized tall trees planted to siam people away froni a burial for cattle killed during an tp$demicaosearsago It would take a monstrous clisot to unearth their 'emains) The soft bu' steady si inds ii'.t golfers cont'nuing shot problems Some mornings there is a southwest wind but then the siarming Lnd pulls Uk northeast trade's, and all's well -' . -- - - -------', ,",'. I we didn't bid enough." Then tie ÔK 2 A J 765 •, 6 4 4Q94 Wiat do iou do nosi' lcd the king of trumps and another trump At this point he stopped to P1IIIaCI his hand and think for the First tune You dpcnd on a (mew' or sonse readers can see that a spade other good break ae centerpieces for a fornus .lapancse garden, sand.trar styk " eRE YOU TRYiPJI 'TO TELL. .'IE I? FRIENSHP ia1l.tIttE ,- '' ie titude to Lake regarding bin logevit> :hdays. He exemplified Dr. ,It's quality, not quantity, that II I'eale's superb stress on ittakes your life worthwhile. "Positive Thinking." Heed For example, Methuselah The bidding hs tmeemi 27 llorau' Mann and also try to reached the world record \ortP, 'ai Soulh build up an tpitaph like lifespan of 969 stirs but hat i l'a i Abraham Lincoln's. did he do for mankind? 3 I'ass 1• \'ct Jesus died at the age of South ruffed the club lead In I ass has preserved and embellished Princes ille s natural and historical land marks. '. Original trees has e bu n so'.cn into t1x course o , IIlzeItjnt' course near Mm- , year,expeciallyduning warmer "--':- , * •- - -- er ar.0 take tils slam to the bllflk times, there Is nothing code word ARCH that involves talking to your partner. What it dorsinvolvetsplanningattrick one with the special emphasis on the H sh1ch stands for "How can I make my contract," Despite plentiful rain. however, there are l,00e sprinkler heads in Princ'c'.illt irrigation system that bathes the place many nights of the -- - round c panded his lead three 'iserlookmng Ilanalei Bus more shots in the second 18 tm>- is '.'.hrre scenes holes with a three-under par ci from the filni South Pacific • - _- ...:- -- no1gonna the predicting buriness get.nthree regulation nine-hole t'ourse.the Ocean, lake and "Whatever happens hap Woods pens:' They are part of the 11,000nuinsalu. m acre Prince', tIle residential and AIIm who saio he sas stir- recreation project on an -- . s- t)ning kd-4K ti. - ____ _,jI worked SoUiii WOUju Sui,piy Former Chief Justice Fan diabetes, cancer and sarsous ieau LIOCII to dwnmy s king, V.arren of our U S Supreme types of accident Waialeale the wettest cpot on earth. Princeville has 40 Inches of rain annually. ' make six He hould I d I trump at trick two and finesse right then and there If the finesse lost there would still be enou h mum i d to WsI 5or1h East South I, I'i' iè 24 :14 Im 3• I' E;a%dil S Osuct r4%er) year 400 inches of rain pour 'into the __.. - golfs most controversial ar- -'-' - by Crooks & Lawrence JV'T F EsmPt.-- P 'BE C4',E (L -" ' -, JUJ3LE sLE... -- - -- -- .'UT I DETE.T haveseentherealjusafewauto been annoying you for some Hollywood, Calif. 90028. lioth sui,wr,il,k' I -FJT I LE 74'E' iPJt3LE k.EErJ' ' MQVE 41IEAr QF LL FES,SL! T\r— . Irj -\ LIIRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) send your blrthdate and $1 to the hand collapsed. 418,1 , second hole 610 yards often otrts i par Ii.e - -fr mu 1w o fl1CS P er '- . ..- - - - - --' '? '-' As fight tune approaches, wiusualtootnote in the lilstors ciily two or three thousand of sports 9 / LOOK.EA' ( I oo'r sjc,,' -i Carroll Righters Individual Forecast for your sign for May played his ace he would have where social advancement i. the slam against any 3-2 trump concerned. Be wise. • 9763 4 CHEST. ''.-.'.'- IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN queen. In that case the finesse about them. A little frivolity prove successful because of the would lose; West would lead his with friends can relieve tension, brilliance of mind. Teach to last trump and South would VIHGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) keep appointments. -' 'j 74 2 by Heimdahl & StolId in the near future An adviser of those delightful youngsters can give you invaluable who can wheedle out of almost anything just by smiling, so be suggestions JACOB't' III bait have come up with good ISIiinII. LETS GO FIs!IIN;' BUGS BUNNY new clothing that will improse to July l) Tkt time to Ian r -_-_ V V I fl PIS( ES (Feb 20 to Mar 20) new contacts (,o o%er routines around you and gain the respect l)EAR CURIOUS: Even Lasky Dr Beverly Hills Cal priests, ministers, and rabbis 902i. ' - (sIPi tiappines If there has been ifl (hiSCUSSiflL' mutual problems sIr sn'. men t it ,; i , to t ith iSO( i itt (,et iit of th it rlLwiUk no tori erlietit rut ou find >ourstll o cr1> religious people, but we may b fret, but when tht> pipe do Iikt to o fo rhIlr( h on in a it to OU iUi j'(it hilt It set ins tome that u cry for the pipIng And the piper'' said King, "tssome water In the exception of a few river Ii.thing $ river and fishing will really be excursfon.s. A hot bulletin just in from the ;, '. good again." . Sunday, April 28,1974-13A by Dave Groue )- 3 few scattered bass have been down anti the Snook are hungr and iiiting. The location landed this week and the people eent would een take place at sen .mnpressise isinner and OflC of the lush ,snd peaceful all. (iiblons has a moral victory for CARLSBAD, Calif. (API - If iSlZlfldS he loved, Robert Early this morning at a his efforts, lie is honored with Buddy AIIm gets beaten in Stevenson wrote that rocky, meeang in a (,rest Falls hotel, U - tn I headdress by the golfs prestige-laden, $200000 tempestuous Cannel Bay near Kearns relented and agreel to Plains Indians for his courage. Tournament of Champions, t Montere was "the world's get his ramaining dct from the The toss not he1by is left high won t be becaese he $ burde'ied 'most meeting of land and eer $ - . -r-r ALLEY OOP ecar ere -- . man,ner. I a -.-,_. 1 Make sure >ou do those things on air Churches can't lhe i3ank fisherman at Marina somt good catches htn the and-a-half pounds which is . - Art. 13th 1 ate and (.ene Rupert, Sanford. Dempsey and his manager Moments betore the fight hole was not Iare enough for open to anyone who cares to Doc Kearns $310,000, to be begins the gates are rushed and paid before the light could take crowd comes stampeding . \v7k ordained minister I frequently full time at their tasks the A line day and evening to Doing whatever will stamp you Finds myself in the Un. churches midst support them. concentrate on ways you can as a good citizen Is wise at this comfortable position of having Stall, professIonal choir show yourself off to best ad. time. Avoid the expenditure of to explain why the church is members, and muician.s also vantage by taking health too much money in the evening. always asking for money SAGITFARIUS (Nov. 22 to must be paid Buildings must be treatments. You can now easily One of my parishioners told maintained, heated, lighted and put in effect a new plan that will Dec. 21) 'iou can now engage in gain wide acceptance. Attend a new avenues of expression that me that some years back you beautified. (And, of course stx'ial gathering, car, assist you to becom& a had a letter in your column first they must be built'; more important person. Obtain which posed that very question, Custodial staff must eat and ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19 A data you need. and your answer was the best, feed their families. Most CAPRICORN Dec. 22 to Jan, Can you please try to locate churches engage in lilian- good time to improve your appearance so that you can 20) Now you understand how to that letter, and print it again? thropic work (aid to need' (;ratefully, missions, and educatIon: c'harm others more. Attend a operate better and the tmhence, they have their flnaacia! fme social event tonight. Don't portance of keeping promises talk too much HF,AR PRF A(IIF It I've obligations Even or(hids ou e made Show more ; lie minnows and Cassie the Main Street and Hro1uIa Itrsd't s rrnut ,sre on th (I its i' r i r stdent nf I mon us \luqusto I' ui tn I icp Iiutf I md' d m mute string of _______ Shelby, Montara. - - • .n. was brought in earl> m the Daytonasentiordse%eralgoo(J •- located some speckled perhc connetted with tso nice bass a Ileasyweight slructed 40,000 seat arena are landed a hail dozen or So hen ! 4 One angler out of the Weki,a also been doing some fishing in - r--- r---v_--__ ___. ----- --- - from thi carroll Ritir inglituts By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN 1 t' Hopp (CARflOLLRIGHTER'S , ".' three dead gator-s, apparentl> - - -.-.,. The Sanford Herald Embarrass Him Jake • garlish are taken in this - ielded some good catches this the camp operator, Lowell not knowis to exaggerate, manner. Three gars weighing week un:Il the high winds of Hiley predicting even better estimates the fish will go 22 15 to 20 pounds each were Thursday drove boats off the catches on through the sixth of pounds.So far he has hookeit this big one three times. He's brought in Thursday. lake. May. Redlireasi bream and catfish Bass fishing on the St. Johns keeping the location a secret Ray Beale, Orlando radio II - -h b 0 continue to bite well in the announcer, put 15 on his has been on the quiet side ac- tr)ifl for a flCW v.orld record. have talked with in the past f Bream went on the beds in of his motor hit the gator's tail Wekiva around Camp Seminole st1nger Wednesday fishing out cording to Don Smith at weeks te1ls of seeing at least with such force, the angler Seminole Sporting Goods Store. Lake Monroe last F riday and one per trip on the St. Jc.hns thought for a moment he had M' reports indicate that live Saturday around Bethel S1ou River. I have counted seven in knocked the transom out of his shiners are the best bet right but since then we haven't had 3 the last two weeks, two of them boat. - r now but Dwight Street used a any reports. 10 to 12 feet long, the others II is possible that the low On the salt water SCene :no5t plastic purple worm to land a looked to be live to six feet in water in the sloughs has forced ___________ ______________________________ -of the reports have been per. seven pounder this week, length. the big reptiles to seek the _____ __________________________________ -i. Some sct'iooltmsg activity was taming to the wind. However, In the Black%.1ter section o deeper iter of tht train ntr reported in the Lemon Bluff %d)nc llrad> a tht Fishing .. .., - DearAbby bluegills are hitting worms and bass whkh cou u Possibly bea Nearly every fisherman we Jessup, ran over one. The ftx)t river of unwanted rou'h fish plugs. (\ -- - - j Money Matters - . comp'ete financial promotional fiasco. . .. 14' only and Wekiva River Haven and of Ifiley's Camp. An Orlando catches of speckled perch. 1 P thgs u twosom John Rogers and Tim deepattraroUfl The ::te fljti'id wandarox3,fresh wider landed on of civilization just a few short occurred last week as a bream fishing license, and three Bryant, who halls from 40 end Mr. Clark and Mr. years ago, seems to be making fisherman. concentrating on dollars for the entrance Ice. Orlanlo,was the lucky angler, Rogc-rs of Longwood toOk 28. By Dave Braso and Tim Simons World s .• Sunday, AprH 28, 1974 The Sorts his . -- -- -,- - , - i i -- .. - - , .- . - i u I - ii •, i -' - I - - -- ___ .- ' . - • --, - -.- .. - -, - , - I - - i -, - ---+, - ,- --,I- - ,,- j O ,c,-5._J �_______ --- ir 1_IPI.I1!IT 14A-The Sanford Herald '------=--- - - - • Sunday, April 2e, Ulcers - - tie's also been a product'r since m midtown Manhattan. an Alan King chuckled at the 1967, when he put together diff-.rent, always wanted it M) la:e Fred Allen's definition of a starred In The mposs wa " producer: "An ulcer with a Years" on Bradwa j. King, who for two year3' stopwatch" But neither Morn ckles in e few se rved as executive produr of ach potions nor a stopwatch producing. There Why'd Y he take ABC's summer serie s, "T7 was In sight on King's desk. headaches? He didn't appear ha ffled, and ink it just evolved," King corner' Bar." estimates he's television that seemed ed while holding forth at prod uced about I Don't Worry - -- Producer Alan King tWa , LL I -- Sunday, April 28, 1974 D' A_ 7 - 7u~_: I Cancer Will KiI I T hi s Man By LE SCARR Ti Herald Se1ces depression or anxiety and I Jack said he has been able to haven't lost one wink ofeep" reach a lot of people and make Jack said he has been a them stop and think about God. && DIEGO, Calif. Jack O1a for about two sears They wonder, 'Why this Graham is only 23, but he will and he fin& that very t4nely. kid so happy? 'Why isn't he the 'Idon't know what I would do if ripping out his hair by the He was here recently I didn't have the ed to take roots?' pound some sirs into the over." "Wcll, it God. It the ground warning abot fleer, peace He has Jack dee5n t like to speak given me and it Is because that is what he has. and His mercy and Ilis grace Public, so what he is doing "I can see nothing negative heUlwpes some young people Posting signs such as the one read them. "The thing that surprises 1i;C identifying Cancer's danger thathscomeoutof.It all been really glorious. I can't signals on 11epe campuses In about this C5flT buflUS b hopes th at -students will take say it has been fun, but it has tha t I s so young and been an Interesting experi. always thoughtmncer was forI heed but so far they haven't 11 ence older people. At a campus in his home O Jack said his faith nothing "And sol thought it would be town, Santa Barbara, Calif., he had to muster up. It was neat to try 3nd reach people my some of the s!~ were the-re all the time. torn o age and let them know do, and Jack thinks they "1 had been toying with bef ore it too la te that cancer probably are decora ting a room idea of what would happen U? do Make at everybody of all m some dormitory. Well" he said, "it turned out ages." He spoke to a group of young that the If was death, but it has Jack Graham has melanoma. people there and afterward told been easy to turn it over to Him.,, 41 particularly vicious form of III he has cancer. But none of canc that spreads through the m bothered to speak to him Jack learned he had terminal body swiftly, la ter. cancer inadveenUy from a DOC110" ftn't tell him how "I hfid a lot of smiles when friend and not from his doctor. the walked out, but that %S i::cl Jay but when they finally did, one all." the cards on the table and MI saidhehadaIewmonthsto Saf&I f eeling relatively went with myparentato five, no longer than a year. That well tic has Ixt 17 poundi doctor and even then (after a was tAx months ago. t t iis anddown he has tumor board hac, suggested a But h,.& satcoflitilete peace. .derelopedsome5ymptomsthat treatment for the melanoma) I t gave it to God," he docto fear ma mean a brain he led me to believe that rs saidinaninterview, .ndtold tumor. He is going to have a everythIngwasgopg0 all Him Iit.wam't going tA worry brain scan to see about that. "My father walked back and about twaswhatHesent And the tumor he ha d asked the doctor sod still he His son to the for, OUt ns wid rem ed under his left arm has thdn't tell him' (crow' illnesse, and Iwas just returned and there is another A friend was talking about Able to give my whole mental under his right arm and o thers Jack with his doctor. "The attitude over to God and not throughwt his body. 71jere is a doctor told her that I W Ole of have to worry about it. lesion on his lund the worst kmd of cancer and "It has given me a .Ineace that she shoWd accept the fact that posses all "But I don'took at death that i was going to the" rethatou ust tbeCompl&efld, he sal andJjcan'tfj I When she rated this to but it is something that I hat Jack It was the Jack clings doggedly to tü. deliver me But If He doesn't Christian con%lcUon, but, he then that is OK, too. "I walked up to my surgeon What I have to gain Ifl was asked, sn't he drst death later and said If I am not just a little when he found out, is much better than j.hat I have "It wasn't difficult at all, and here.Ireafly believe that is the pa that I don't sometof heaven, and tha t would appreciate knowing aou,It There are some things Godhasmerevistonfor rne. I would like to do." "I wasabletotw'n my whole "I don't believe that God And one of the things IS over to God and say, made this happen to me, but I pound attitude ing cancer warning signs 'Here, You take It.' believed lie allowed it to into the ground on college "And there hat been happen, for some reasnti." campusts. I I I 1 a - A NEW — 4 IN ALTAMONTE I — ' ____ _____ _____ , -' __ ____ -- — - -- - , - :A . I - -- -. - N . - 4 , \ A 1 -• - __________________ _________________ _ I . - Ii from SeaN ,, the store shose oti1% is Satisfat. tion Guaranteed or Your , - Goods, d I - II urn,' nec d '. -. I J' /1 - l .- :41 It. and Mrs. Henry Steinmetz of 118 E. Jinkins Circle, announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their ththgt1, Susan Dorothy, to Carlos Michael Monti, son of and Mrs. Jerome Monti of Foley, Ala. • - granBorn in Staten Island, N.Y.. the bride-elect is the laugt,ter of William Evans and the latc Jia Fvans and Mrs. Marie Steinmetz and the late Valentine Steinmetz' all of Staten Island. - Miss Steinrne is a 1972 graduate of St. Joseph By-TheSea High Sii Staten Island, at nds te Seminole Junior College and is employed by Burne's of Orlando. Her fiance, born in Pensacol, attended Seminole High Schooland is employed byEmrick's Paint and BodyShop. In. will he uc. event of Jul', h ilO e - N) - I — I - - j Y' $ , '. C 4 s[I E I -- '' I A ;. / 2o50 $ I G The Former FrancesWill iams n organza fashioned with iii, Walter Fester, Mr; Walter A lir skirt and [ ifiPift budit Ic igue Mrs Gordon Bradley lil(ii Peau-d-ange lace, V111- and Miss Ethel Riser. bellished wilh seed pearls. Ilic bridegroom's cake was outlined the scooped neckliie, served in indi vidual boxes b , also enhanced with accordian his sisters. Mrs. James Earl pleated ruffles which Acre Ward and Mrs. Gregory repeated on Itic cuffs of the full Walker. Rice bags were thop sl ee ves. A deep border distributed by the Misses lku of Lice circled the hemline •lflti Ili S a'kcr L continuing around the sweeping Pouring 'h punch ert Mr cha pe l train Bill Bridges. Mrs. Uuhii A ( III) of I e and seed j.irls Stewart. Mrs Bob luitle , Mr., ecured tier full-length Mantillit irL(tIi1hts of imported I ali and Mrs. Marion ilsaiiiond earrings and I'rLs ne cklace. gilt From the Mrs Ted W:lliaij,s was bridegroom (hilirinan oF the senior '17)c oride carried a satin. hoAcsses and serving as h6sL% covered Prayer Book, (-entered Mrs. Jack Hor. (';IsC011flg t)U(luet ncr, MN ('ciii Canton, Art Ill)if the valley and natural II.irris ..rul Gordon Bradley. foliage showered ilh 1.1(1 liatnig hastessk s were Mrs, edged maline ribbons Deborah Williams .Iiimt'sle,Mrs. Jamts Henry. Miss Mrs J,iine. Terillier. Mrs, ened tier ister as maid of honor. She wore a deep pink Monnie Moore. Mrs. Ron embroidered nuro-inist gown, Morris, Mrs. Make &awyers. fashioned along the Empire Mr Vann Parker. and the ith full Uihiip Misses I ,aurnell .Jo,ui.son and I silhouette. sleeve., and a matching pink Mary Iith % iII.iiiis. Svrving a.i junior floating sheer in.-intilla. She carried a dusty hoste!i:ses viere (tie Misses French hand uet of o insun i pin k rn mu rsiesed Sh eil a with balw'.,; breath, magrolia ition Franc#:& A. Martin - ______ _________ - - -: . Sears SEARS, HOERUCk AN'D Ck). Wi itiAt Seminole High School, where she was graduated In 1973, Miss Holloway was a member of Future Teachers and onal Honor Societ>, and was on the yearbook staff. She is employed as bookk ee per for Greor Lumber 1e Value flardwar Company. tier fiance, who was born in Washington, D.C,, is tile grandson of Mr , and Mrs Fiank Pituglio of that it, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Freeman of Bram Towers, Sanford , He is a 1970 graduate of Seminole High School where he pla ii ed in the band. sang in the Chorus and was a member 4 Future Teac hers and Para-Med Clubs. He is employed by Gregory 1—umbe r True Value Hardare Company. The wedding will be an event of Aug. 10, at 2 P.m , at First Baptist Church. All friends are invi ted to the wedding and reception irniriediately following -- =- • - — sati - 300 N FRENCH -_ San(ord Born in Sanford, the bridekct is th e granddaughter of Mrs Walter B Holloway of Sanford and the Late Mr Holloway. WRE MR. AND NIRS. JAMES HARRISON RISER - ,• Your Mone Rack . - iPhotoBBobOrw.g) I or marriage of their daughter, Dianc, to Robert Lee Crews, son of Mr aiMrs Jesse 0. Crews of12l5 Oak Ave., ___________ - Mr and Mrs James S Hollowa) of 406 Orange Sanford, announce the engagement and forthcoming -- - t:factw Guwanf — ''"u- I.- Wition -- - \ ltur - , . GAL .-OPEN TOP CLAMP ON COVERS-STEEL - - I 55 Hollow"V-Crews .1 . -________________________________ B ck The wedding will be an event of Aug 17 at First United Me th odist Church of Winter Park. . j Train Inc. Her fiance, born in Ocala, ls the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Brown of 101 Ridge Drive. He is a 1973 graduate of Seminole High School and is empoyed by Ma to sh Surveycrs, The wedding will be an event rf July 27, at 7:30 p.m at Holy Cross Episcopal Church. t All Souls . SEAR - - tier fiance, who was born in Sa nf ord, is a 1972 graduate f Seminole High School. H(- is a rancher and attendr Seminole Junior College. - f -. Mr. and Mrs. Ben E. Butler of M Glenwa Drive, Sanford, announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Sheik Gail, to Dennis E. Scot:, son of Mr . and Mrs Harold E Scott of 101 Ridge Drive. Sanford. Born in Sanford, the bride-elect 0 the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil B. Simpson of 12 Crescent St., and M. e J. Butier of 611 Iurel Ave., bo th of Sanford, - - // ('7 \, RRELS OR SA L -- Stetnmetz-JIonti ' 4 I ' Butler-Scott - Born in Wintei Park th e bride-elect who is a senior at 1 'man HI hSchool istheanddaughter of Mr. and (Howard Crum of Apopka. and Mr. arid Mrs. K. Ray of C. d S S. C . - ,' )er% - - . ' Im pro e in cut Home Appliances. W ear. ing Apparel for the entire family Au to motive Acke. ..i c cessories anu ice. plus a competent maintenance department ar --- • l\GXJI—Mr . and Mrs Jeffrey I Ray anno unce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Sheila Lynne, to Charles W. Beck Jr., son Of Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Beck of 2522 Count u oa nford . , . -- Velma Ada Flo1w.l. C. Mcolvin. Og-li -' arid'..'rvir,'. Notes Jlsh, - I Hospital Jur B Engaged to Dennis E Scott • - Rob Oiq) SHEILA GAIL BUTLER SUSAN DOROTHY STEIN51E'rZ Engaged to Carlo Michael Mont I I?'rl,-t'_ ,- - - SPearl L Sere BninUe Ares Gar-win IPhoto By - for Complete installation `hurch Parish House. 400 April -9 Sanford Al-Anon Family Meg'I Ave..8 Aitoholics Anon y mous -9 pm Group, Holy Cross Episcopal closed meeung, Haly Cr Episcopal Church Parish Houw- 400 Magnolia Ali &9 First Session 10 seexs Begiriner"s Diii Obedience Classes. 6:15 and 7 p.m in East April WIU (if Maitland Civic Center, ctiff 17-4 .2 On Lake Lily, MaitI,aod. Convetsational Spanish, 1:30. 3 p.m.. each Tuesday through Advance registration must be made at the center. Novice June 18. Call Seminole Junior APRIL U, ' Class 8 pm and advanced College Adult Education for ADMISSIONS on 9 iii reservations Ddnres Bashaw Wesley right Sr Rei Lirn J .ih I C U'' DC1IARG anford : L _____________ . - -- i April 29 Alton Guer Jenmfer L Andruc (1anctor lre4.~iv W. UC146 I.Wwig Kupi Connie Stames ______ .. " t) - --• ____ Engage. '1 to Richa rd N. N Sturgill - root you can irnu Home Fashions, Home Enter. tai&unent Sporting and - 0 ti . - vw_ j ,:.' - i J I a 1 E10611 ~v / / , - rs. a m Shomate of 454 Bay St., Longwood At Lynian High School, where he was graduated in 1970, he played baseball. Ile attended Seminole Junior College and Florida Technological University, and is employed a. assistant manager at Winn Dixie, Deland. The wedding will bean event of Jul),13, at 5:.Mp.m. at St. tthnsRoman Cath olic Ch urch, DeBar) WO Under one Hardware. .1 - come to knowand trust Recreational The bride is the daughter of George Hughes served ii' Mr . and Mrs Robert V bridegroom s best man anti Williams.12O Park Ave.. and usher gr °rnsmen were the bridegroom is the son of Gregory Walker, James Earl Mrs Francis R Darland f Ward. James Courier, and Longwood. Robert Williams. A profusion of potted iltns The bride's mother gore a and baskets 01 white sna mint green iriiro.,,iist kr dragons, snowflake snnpons gown complemented and baby's breath ItII jade matching green accessont foliage ere featured in the the bridegroom's mother sanctuary. Accenting ttx,altar attired ina floor-length gown ef were 14-branched spiral blue crepe accented with candelabra will. white rhinestone buttons. Both cathedral tapers family peas mothers wore pale pink were identified wi th white satin Cynthidium orchid corsages. reamers and sprigs of baby's linineNhately following the breath and fern. cer'inony, the brliles pareots Miss Beatrice Buck, organist, entertained at a reception prelsented a program of nuptial Sanford Garden Club. selectn,ns including "Purcell's The tables appoint1 in silver Trumpet Tune" as the and crystal were cover ed with processional and recessional. unpoed embroidered cloths Freeman Baggett sang '0 over skirts of gathered organza. Pe rfect Love" and "Prayer Cutting and serving the fourtierCil wedding cake decorated Given in marriage by her ith cherubs, doves and 1;ithicr, the bride cho for her we(JcJjn' bells were ttit - - 1BARY Mr . and Mrs Charles J Mugnolo of 1 Angeles Road announce the engagement and for thcomiii __________________ ______________________ PaqeiB he ('itt'&, .e Sears at Altamonte is a full line merchant, offer. ing eert h Inç '.ou Iia __ I - -. s marriage of deir daughter, Iretta Ann to Richard Neal urgiIl, son of Mr . and Mrs Harley Sturgill of 4 Bay Longwood. Born in Chicago, the bride -e lec t Is the grar4daughter of I'virs. Nellie Rossi of that (ity. She will giaduaie irom LI f LL . any l , t gnolo-Sturgill two ____ , , Ca.en Ii' - ' Seminole _________ men Mu Holy cross Episcopal (endants. Church. Michelle Morris and Wendy Rev. Leroy Soper, rector, was Ward, gowned identically ti) the the officiating clergyman at the senior attendants, were flower candlelight, double ring girls. and distributed ixtal, ceremolly. Dana Brooksserved from heirloom wicker Bo as acolyte. baskets, WIRT A ( -- Williams and James Harrison Mrs. James Morris. Their RL"r were tinited In Holy gnitins and flowers were M. ,ittrillinny April 1!i. SIGNS - • Frances ElizabethSa wyers, Mdrthpark(r ears WITH - r •• -. Riser- Williams Nuptials Spoken 0 GRAHAM • _____ S is W. JACK -'-; n World - ' .-.'-.-' ...'. . . -• E UI IT e n book4med office KINDS , ____ 1 ARE . - (7 1 fir - - - ItBtIltitili (II I streamers. (i) Fusler and &ara IA-e Roberts. 17he 304) gueAs altendiiig from Mrs Michael 1organ also a the britle, was inatron Georgia wid Florida were sister of -- han ri 1ot,rio liona \Irs MR hi41. I It - - - of 62 — - -- , 496 ____ ____ - ____ - .— - -. - BARBAR A JONES Engaged to 13ill D Scott Jr A~ - - IMP -- - Jones -SU--vott - - -- ;P7 7~NFTF Ar - - Mr find sirs Brooks H Jones of Route J Sanford, annonte the engagement and forthcoming marriage of t ir he tLiughter, Rarbata, to Bills Dale Scott Jr, on of Mr. and Mrs. K. I.. Ahlwardtof 601 Bay St.. Neptune Beach. 1rn in San Antonio, Tex the ktcteIt u the grand daughter of %Irs. B. F-McWhorter of 304 W. 24th St., Sarif ort]. ond the? late Mr. McWhorter. Miss Jones is a 1972 graudate of Seminole high School Itt-re she played in the band. She attended Seminole Junior ('ollege and will gr;iduate frn SJC School of 1ce:ised 1~raclical Nursing in August. [ter fiance. Who was bo_rn in Houston, I Is the imLstn of Geoige 1)nh o f Pablo Towers, Jacksonilla fit, is a 1973 ,graduate of Sanford Naval Academy whert. her "as a 111lember of the Slailing and Rifle Teams. fie I., in a tour of duty ith United States Navy, stationed at - - - - -- - - �.. __ — *,,. -.,- -:_ 0 _ .~,,= . . ,.. . 1 .. . . - Sunday, April 28,1974 BRISWILLIAMS Jo Pistol Packin ' Mammas By CINDY FLANDERSbilly club out Ofl Sh rhfld3 Herald Staff Writer beat in a ol car. Rosemary completed her A Seminole Count) Sheriff John police schooling in Breard Polk may not th ink much of the Count) and ttad put in eight idea of women riding patrol applications at different police cars, but be seems to be in the departmentsbetorebetng hired inmont) as far as other police b) C MLberry ., departments both in and out of I I enforcement' them'ehe' proving a gencies show 'qn~_ '! ~_. -_ - many Orange women in ,%__ , ) X - A criminal justice maj - 1. about Rosemarie Pell being . - - . & , " I __ - -.. . 4 __ - - - . - -. --- __ - & 1. \ fi 4-i - ~ I~ . _ _; - I - -- ____ . - - - - -_ . 1. •j"• IA)ngwotxl been," Ms. Pd said, -. are four other officers on her 24-)ear-old woman witi' C xIs resting on the collar of her the 4,'\ positions This preferential treatment angered their male - counterparts, and Mrs. Dow . Casse!berr) Police I . 9::. - after marrying her American hestitate to put her In a car, ! T., , , 1 el, . __________ . Betty comes from a law Altamonte- SpringN -1 , r 1 . -Z~ enforcement iamily, her father ~ . Claude Layo was the fi rst chief Pat Rea is a reser ve officer police schooling and has . police of Lcingwood, and her on the Altamonte Springs worked for the department for r 1p, , mother work"d as a matron and Police Department when she is two ) ears She is also dispatcher not w orkini' at he full time Job authorized to carry a p. -' - - - - .. — . V .- - . _____ - - I - _______ ____ I % ~ I. / loop 0 . t, -J t. 0 DIFA .. ,—q ' r -f G 4j .5; so C I—ON f - . - -,I - - - amm I 1r1r -_ t~~ ______ Herold Photos "j t DANIE ORANGE COUNTY Deputy speaks seven languages a i.inui tFlanders ' ' " - r7'. , 1-1 -k- i t ~,_?r __ M _ - . - - _- ~ I - :i 'lu, - - -- - -I . I .4 ..- I.. - z_. 7' . . - ..-. - - . . (.Mrs. Kempto i) Kerr Keegan Tuesday night ended Seminole Junior College days for 452 students - _, on the "missing persons' list. Annual - I - ' - 1. ___ - - . . -. ______ - I . - . I - _ - .1 ~ -*+ - -0" _ - - _1-+ ..1& ---.I-I . 4 - .I I - !, _ wom-'I -, _.- _M W I I &Y -, 6=~~) _______ N ewly e lv -- __ ________ . - . . j - -A - - - ___. - . . - . . i 1 .. • _ ty e r' ster eam- '1' - 'lie top five per cent, Ccoper. Ellyn Cowels, Woodrow 'iou can make a difference! scholastically, in their schools W. Crawford L'athv Please d by attending the at Auburn University and I)eFranco Kristin Iigura First Annual Mental Health 1tppesring on the Dean's 145t Regina Crowe and Celia Ka) Ball in (tie gardens and for the winter quarter honor roll Ellis I, llrooimi of t he Ited Carpet Inn are Go rdon I lfradlei uI Also Daw', (graham Hazen ater - . ( Hosillo Anna Simmons, ;bit kT•ti Richard Vaughn, Jennifer lk%' Wallace. M if ryFrances - Court ouse nurs . By Elda Nichols Staff Writer - .I 4 - ,='A ,) Ilow do you tra in to become a . % _. ________ ;-- , _________________ *_~ r i 41 - ;i V__ - . - _. - & '4 - - ________ . _____ _____ ---.•.-----_-= ilii f __- T ~f V .! I 11 ~ Ill Jr- 422D— M-MR-P--~-M. - -_~__Af __ ~ ------- -_1- . Z A Im IN M_-.I- - . ~, , . __~ __.. - - -- - -.-- - ,~ __7_~ ____ .--__ I __ - ~ - V 1' *. Z 11a In 7 -IT -1, 'T~ Geographic and Look magazines. Th is was pretty excitint fcc high school girls" ir'ruct it t -,mi school in Altamonte, red bj Fran But when re growing up they liied - ~ Petersburg. *Our mother used to pack a , Ili It awl send us to the - , i day!said , -til to swim. and % hile in high -thou!, we joined the St l'ctc Aquabelles." p , 'ibout thi 4 nerrial enterprc.a. hjoIhwnod - J - low .-- _~~ T % ==_ 1 _1 g ~ to be in the '.ekground shots %t wimining, and decided to ecomne a duet Vte also needed to become better known, so we entered several other contests. We never competed against h other. Fran won several, Wld I came in second in the Mary -also was a Miss WeLb City Postfir GN-1. ,U cn-r Gf 2ight girls selected, they traveled all over the States. modeling clothes made inMiall1i. -It was really frbulotts!" she POISED FOR DIVE .Sisters Mirv Rose Ii and Fran Dillo n - practiced Mar; said, 'The hours aren't wiportdn( if )OU trill) lose \lt&r ji icing h.'okcil into hotels motels, national tryouts, they changed splash parties, or by civic the.r status to professional, by becoming lifeguards and clulis teaching swimming. Mary and Fran have lovely, lithe figures that prove the exercise you .ge t froin swun1111rig is benclit.tal to yr.ur lie,allb - They recommend La'xr, they NT .atne!rpinbers (if tile InterniAlonal Water - w that Ma~ left o y bat year. "We both met nl ur husbiarkLs in the Follies." said Marv, - 'i\ dem, called the girls to water ths ballf It for tAe Pool Wilt for the of u should enter a beauty p;cturc. Whcn the For.. tftl in Tampa. They sent nw, and I ,Z,wtn Mary and Fran were goink to Weelu Wachee every thirk, bleau Hotel opened. the g!rls choreographed th,! firtiening sho-kThe sisters deudeci Iii enter I ' especially feel younp.sterh th1tt h'' (be girls, m very sucresfu1waterba'Leet shotild learn at an early age. "We stress not having 9 fear of the water. If a child is accidtntall)(all in, they %ill mselve the s, and will not panic." said Mary. called her sister to join her In he eideavo- W - bull WHI I'll we both love wturni weather," mid Mary, -S4) I'm inakin• a a sty rn, it here 'The'-" Someing she added. --it'i a chajenge wit h eyes sparkling and skin glemniI ng, she sl,lild and - like an Esther W.gjiarn.c when they swim!" ' Vt S (irolt \1 T', 40 S. Fairfax Jimies M. Dean, 551 E. r lnor iii Ulid 'so A22 Fermi plicati -fill C. Dorsett, 21, s4nle ' - - Ij - - 'It X~ peal , pandmother. , — Herald Correspondent 1)f LTOV Newl y weds Mr. and .Mrs. Jack Levinson held -. open house at their home, l3 Hartley Circle, April 21 from I to 8 P.111. The couple returned from their honeymoon two weeks age and waited until after the Easter this e vent for their friends Both are very active in Deltona clubs and organiza. tions, especially Jack who is re- \ t ',i, lished in November 1968, show.s cold meats, fish, salads thaP a rasping snore can attain relishes, desserI3 of all a loudnc,&, ,(if 69 decibels. dcniptior., candies, nuts and mints Men's Formal wear Wine, champagne and other ___ RENTALS beverages were .served during the afternoon in their Flori(Li and recreation rooms. More than 200 persons signed the register For Weddings, Proms, e?c. B.L. Perkins Mon's Wear 204 E. First St. Ph. 322. 1 411 - -_ is mine men icken out ch'' WWW sponsible for organizing such 1 ir _ . roat Department of St. II) FAN\ETFF ED%ARDS . A - I Clubs as tile Deltona Shuf. - , Camera Club, the Deltona Bicycle Club, The Deltor-a Red Cross Unit and oth ers /1/11 The serving table featured . L I 0111111 Ott - ___ Area Act ivit ies . . -- SPR~NG CARNIVAL Sanford Grammar School hllueJacket Pb. K, On, Sillith, Sally Robb, M. Dwight Itogers Jr.,Marilvit Ann Smith. i tiw tr tl Ihon '1 Many new games and bootm have been arranged as well as a cake walk, food booth country store and an auction of new items at 4 pm luck) the - Dr.. As Mark A. Kenzil, 22. 260 Loraine Dr.. AS. Melis&i E. 19, 6081 sin, , Lii., ksuii ( ) 2618 .%1oh-iwk Dr ' ' ,_ add It" Frtnch Ave. I 1,11-way mr:l) Sanfrrd Proceeds from the carnival ,.1 -I i — will be used to purchase a new -1 __1 A C S swini suits Just right for tother Section 4.08 ...I a) Vacan. p.m. Workshop syssion and The Friends of the Orlando cies...The office (if ,I coun. froin 8 p.m. till adjourned, a Public library are sponsoring cilman shall become vacant regular council ineeting. upon his death, resignation. The Planning and Zoning -, — .40 Im another series of Family Film every other Tuesday at the X4 1. rutinsal front office in an 3tl 1 accordin4 to Section main downtown library. Each m anne r authorized b, law or 44.09... s hall miact al least once iflosa will be shown in the .. - - . / - .- forfeiture of his office...I b) each calendar month ... This afternoon and again in the Forfeiture of office. A coun- past mon th, they have met in esemng. Mnussion is free cilman shall forfeit his office if regular session and have held he it Lacks at any time two workshop sessions 'luring his term of office an The Hoard of Adjustment is qualifications for the office required b) Section 44 to Teasers"' Swim ALLEN DRURY TO SPEAK rested in the council, except as meet regularly at least once otherwise pros ided t hw or tiers month Author \lier Drur) will this charter, and the council The uts council llntLs es rs the informal speaker at th.. shall provide for the exercise week and lois Just in.stituted a Friends of the library Dinner thereof and for the per- workshop session, prior to the Wednesday, May 15 in Orlando. forrnance of ill duties and regular meeting For the next obligations imposed on the city few weeks, the schedule will be FAMILY FILMS law. &SCr) M onda y night from , to 8 -4 . ~ .— ''s 1190K SALE - Library will be selling books for Is convicted ofa felon%. and I 4) Friday of each month to handle Falls to attend three con. tile Increase if, c secutive regular meetings of before ittie council U being a nicke! up all day on Thursday ' B I I I 11% - __ V, _Y~ Wt \ 1 ' 1. N, i\ 0 W " 48 ,,A li;i~ / I 11 T. IWm xrs There is not, at this little, a \ .1 7 A' - iiiakc their views known Stchon 4.11.1lie council shall - - "' recall no. 97 %%dl be com!ng before tile citizens (if this uttv Nl;i% . 1:1. 1974 for ., puldi . to lave ,,in opportunity ~J tj A, . ,,, t ~ 111i -. ' ,,\ is 0 to os . a •,;::. - I -- ii I N I%. .- 4,16 I I 11 t, ' ) 41- -. - 41 Is I 911 NtJ VVJ \ i ' 1, 1, pros ision in (hi charter for recall but .in ordinance for "I , : ~_ f r IN ' .- _.__~~_ /' . P 1 /( s ".*," (ZWI1 17 ~~ / , ' . 1 0 % Certificates made out for any amount... and it y. Jean J acob s Qualibed negatti,ed United State% Twirling Aisociation Teacher for 13 . Years 404 S. Edqemon Drive For Marc tnlormal;on or to regioe-r CALL 830-1069 color Satin Simplex it trunk and an unvomtructed NOW OPEN IN WINTER SPRINGS kin A. "Soi'T TIDE" sum! &'aiiii' L tII"AJk1 SuUbr'm in '' Halter. HAIR ',SALON " PHONE 322-4913 316 COMMERCIAL ( Next To holiday House) _________________________________________________________ 90.00 . Princess Switil-Tunic of 1)60t noral printed Satin 'u) ( '' It "ItILtI'SODy" . tin o Kr--T-ZiA' -_ I 41% %. I .41 .,t . ____ \ k , - ~_ ~~) It . I / and Friday and 10-till-noon o'n &-iturday. ' ' 19. t'1 IC' I \ e Olde book sale is Ma) Q, 10 prohibition of this charter: (3) decided to meet the third 1 , PI-escribed b% thisOuirter or by fncilt M least three 0ines each and 11 in Wirter Park Slall. law: i 2) Violates an) , express * ~ c.ar. 17he Board has recently Friends (if the Orlando Pubi - . -_ 1 I __ Robert I)i'amiiond '5 407 S l . lh%lght I)L Millcr,'20,200 Fern - POWERS AND DUTIES... ll the powers 1 thet ill ' ((1(1 1154A Ilascixtel Sol ('11 19. Rapoe- FRIED CHICKEN 11 * Jo Dunfl, Thi*frriIritrIaibr.i / Itiany prizes tucked i'n his pockets for the youngsters to pick. as stated by the charter in Suver and Linda 7ittro,A er. Ander.son. 18, 2-WO S. Sanf. Win. Cassith. 51, lit I fix 240, Sianuel I). McAllister , I. trick, 50. lit I fix 240. 130 Myrtle Ave.. Peggy .1 . • Gordoo It. Scott. 26, fix 153, Canfield. 18, 25W 111idgewood pm. Mild.. Pt.111 . for a iwo-year term of office. Nelson. Ailsa S.cheiner, Randall Mild, Lonnan Cr, 1W (teresa I FFe rn Pit . Susan I). (rocker, 23, - three. Four and use all deetions (after the firsti shall be Wilkinson Ill. Gilbert L. Pat on , C,' Shirle)A. Fisher, 43. same w. 'at VtlllIdfiLS, 17, 306 Monticello C.. Smith, (gary' Sanford Ave.. Ruth Ann howell Hr Rd , as .k-ufery J. Peltzer, 27, 230 Jr., Donald Markland, Deborah LOraine Dr.. AS, apt 330, Cheryl t jt~ A buhet barrel, or d nn.r of our dipped fried ch.ciert a mittv fatty way of COYIfl9 tm* ,n the kitchen toinpoy yovr favorite t PTA has srheduled f or the annual Spring Carnival ofl May A , Eroy, It. Biller. 21J, fix 1658. fix.Mll, flose E Dixon. 72, lit 2 Also John 11. Atwell. Rodney, Barbara L. Jenkins, 28, 1159 C. BX.V 11 Dennis Bennett. Calle Del Norte. Cil Dwight 1). Miller,., V 2W Fern Brooks. I'vili-v Conrick, Linda I'llillan I- -Ne t( I v s. 3 1. Ilk 11,1%d., Fit. Vicki G. Keller, 1)i4da, Ilobert Irvin, Teresa I 4 I 4 Anne Langston, Robert 11. Hart ' council seats ar ! hereby lesignati.A as seats one, two, Also Dorothy Harry, Karen in the council shall be IThtI I ukas Frederick Newberr), until the next regu l ar c'ution Charles 'sut'ing Jr John F i i) the count it bs rut ants add Jr IEverett s 1 Robertson Jr, lA('n.mr(I G. Nelson . 47 Ut 2 and Vtilliam 1 Wilson flonna . stern Fork. I.,A fiiliar with Water, and should When Fri-in decided to st,t down, she purchased the SWifli t I' F iirl ii Cr Edsel It. Minter Jr., 19, 2410 1. Tenvelling all wier the world, in the Follies, wai ,I great Hall. I Beverly Ann Pedigo and Gary - I wuiuiung icr any age. but alters, William B. Ythite, f• The swimming stars have produced a show called the Florid t Water Frolics, that are tt - 'sO(l'IiIl ill left tile Striw to porforin iii, the and then the Ik lies daitled one won." synchronized each morning at 6:30 a.m., and again after school. losed synchronized * ~-~ M for . Mary's husband. FAWe How, 0 Follies w does comedy routines, loves the water as much as his wife does. geared for family entertainment. They may be performed in an Esth,cr Wit. ) 0 .cse. - Union) said Mary, f1wde a cuuple of inovies t1wre, =flfi -1 it ~ I ~ __ __ ~=1 metmaid? Just ask Slary Rose or Fran Dillon, professionally known as the Dwight and they can fill )OU In on their -ickground. Practically living in water, * AAU (Amateur Athletic swimming. The "We even tuid full page pictures in National Al - - =X . - . weekend, training to be mer. maids.' Baxter, Area studen ts representing ('lark Jamni Dee Cohei Mark Years du ty akes To The It. l3ro -n, m Rachel Burkhardt, Reginai (henet Donna \ WOODW \R1.) LONGWofj.p T) ... Administrative assistant with Six Court clerk and reserve officer i'- Also Philip (onros Cadet Joins reserve police ± - sEntertain - ' Norman Mith Mitchell and Dan I Moore Also Beth thia Anne ierni Juanita Payne John Lee Smith 0 Smith Joseph Steffens Victor Thermenos, Dorothy B: Thomas I ann Todd .I n d ... State president of Sara Epstein and Janie Shoemaker's guest was .Sara I ~` BF'rrv , d / Suzanne. Marks. Susan Nlills, DONNA 'N CIf0SBY Rosa Bachrach wLis the guest - _. ._ llvz ~- - , . ~ _u._I_ Center , . Women's Auxiliary, presided I ose the Spring I uncheon and meeting when the Pink Ladies gathered 'n the hospital auditorium, The group proud of the efforts to decorate the hospital lobi) in citrus toi.es as opposed -' ' . _" /_- 1,Y 1 1 " '4 4 . I — (iraduation Exereises at Sanford Civic i z. Seminole Memorial Ilospital - - 111 t1L - . - . - - Johnson. Robert Kalina, Donna - __ - 0 - - - ,. _Wr~ - - __ Associate in . and were awarded diplomas at Roberson Ann II Smith Wesley Williams Ka - __ ____________________ I rc,, great - Z, j -_ - -%~ __T Cunt laude graduates are Several class members are .., - _ __ grandfather. Lucile . 4 the Rand Fri",, J(lIher. Earl Frey, . will For,st (iI' (1 to r ) * their Associate In Arts and 10101 no lions for ((ii Iiiinutt riniple'c flue generations in ~ , W -1. X - 461 4 f; - . Nancy'is Newsnotes .. - - - - I ,,' Reservation deadline is May ivpre S; 1. Contact Richard Herndon'. Rev. Kenneth W. 1u is, Re pool where a pct pourri of hot 110W Cr)sLil Dri v e in Sanford Leo F K I and cold hors d* oeuvres were for additional information Mezzo-so prano . Dr an ser%ed Weldon SJC president. Dr . Toni and JIM. Kurlmai were Jose hi 13 Wh Whit e, % chairman of the tournament II f__ ~ instruction; R.A. Schreiber, and other committee members, The faculty and staff of Pine dean of student developm . their wives and dates honored Crest School will entertain at a and Dr. Fred T. Len esty. _ .1 were Jack Horner, Harold - public reception honoring Dura president of Polk Community I .J . .1 I Kastner, W.A. Patrick, Jack . .Wakefield who is retiring after College, who spoke to the group ,I ,f . -I1 I4 13 Prosser, George Weld, Sheriff 52 years as a school "inarin." on "Happiness Is..." I~---IF I John Polk, Walt Carpenter and The fete will be an event of I) Surnina cum laude graduates 4 date, Dr. D.iis 11crei ;Ind Gan re -' rtrac I i F irst Crimmins, Ta}lor, iurc er, Philip 1. f. "1 Also Hoi4ard Hodges. Bob [fall. t .I '1 - . Bishop. William A. Gailit, Jud v I - -,~"~ 0 ,_ .McKee, Bill Reck, Joha Carli, ,: -4, . Bales, I.Ajuise B. Elliott, Bar. ? P i ~ -t_.- .1 I John Pierce, Bob Bratzler. Bob Liara J. Jackson, Diana L. r Orwig, Andy Carraway, Dr. Walsh and Brnard Con 'ratulatioris I d ..7% 0 V Jerry Robinson, Jim DeGanahl. to Donna Crosby, 3ecretary to . Also I'lioiiias E. Capps, Doris 11 I John Mercer, Carl Dietrich and Sanford attorney G . Andrew Edward E. arFl the writer peer, who was elected per. Cynthia Marie Norwood, i. N111. ANDINIRS. JACK LEVINSON president of the Florida Donna Lee Sallee Elizabeth 0 host fete for 200 friends ten Helen Association • G ainey. Sherrie of - Lega l Skeen, A former dancer with Ballet -Secretaries at the ation's Lynn reene, Coleen Ann Guild of &-inford-Semino!c, Tari Williams and Wallace L Sixteenth Annual Convention i n Jurss daughter of Mis. Larry 20 McFarland .Sr. St. Petersburg on April 19, Poff of Osteen, will be studying ~-arid 21. Graduating rnagna cuill with the Joffrey Ballet Gorn. .9 Donna is a charger member laude were Peter T. Dell, Roy I1 pany in New York City this 4 h Gilbreath HI, Linda Louise of the Scmlnolo County LegalE.('ilIJ summer, H ries Joanne LJOU f, Rosalincla Association Tani a student at Hartford Secreta 1NtNCY1uK)Tfl I I XGAI S) and last year served '. , Donald L. Treat. . ** w Conservatory I Connecticut), Herald Correspondent 1), -_ . as first vice president of the Walter F. Cresmnti, Wilma ~ will be adjudicated at this time state associaticn. flarich. Frank Treiber, John as a professional dancer with Article I\ Winter Springs rent Kna nbcr chapters, f M iller lIi m Joffrey of the American Ballet ':I Pensacola to d Gav Parker. ' es for,,, I Company. 01 There shall be a c.iti Also( es the ion H . tiari )'T council of fi% e iiiembs elected Wetherin to 1,100 members HI P us11 by the qualifi ed voters of the Jr., Stella Bell, Ruth llresnick tv at . '. is%. (if 1964 will observe the tenth 02...Only qualified voters of Harland Butler Jr., Lois Dyc • 'he cU ishail be eligible to reunmn dt the (ontemporar) I Carol 1anasco Lassiter, R Oflatu r hold (he office of coon Hotel, Disne> V,orld, Jul) 6 Teresa Markl ul:n1in Section 40.1 FIEIf you are a member of the ('irol 'M ,.. . 1 - - _49 - : - , I" '.1 , M . - - . ;.; -- J * I I e, ~~ _ -_; I ~ i 1- z --~l -ii . _______________ -- - - : lt - — __________ ____ ____ . -I I (_ ).) ''ar ' $ ' - - -1 - I unter . - 40~_ - ) . J -__. . fain: j in !.! first oh!, the - _____ ____________ _____ i. 11 . ,. ,. C b 7 ,:#f( 3rnonth - ___________ - ; , __) (I ' - -, :.. ii7 fri4i 1' . ' I * • . - road officer some day and is " _;! i , husband. Before entering law getting training as a reserve officer. She has completed her "s' . - ' " ' . , . il . I 1W ' ent; - with crimes against women. Born in France, Mrs. Dow Betty said she would not want start her'police schooling soon Springs Police Department The 224ear.old brui.ett will : ..;: - I 14Z I I: ff ,t I* . . = F ----__:i%f ~ +L71 work, particularly working came to Orlando nine bears ago asjsthfl . 9 : . -t 11 a - - - -F ! Sales clerk to police patrol though she is qualified. Safety ment as a regulaz officer by the dt-partment as head of planned Director Tom Hennigan said If September. to teach or work in the United communicat ions. .; she should express a desire to Nations-she speaks seven She is now working from 8 -A , Z work the road he weuld not a.m. to 4 p.m. five days a week. Mickeysavs she wan ts to be a languages fluently. - __1 - a Mick ey McFadden McFadden, 27 Is also meinbe; of the J =-;: S PD ROSEMARIE PELL, CA&3ELBERRY sees no reason whywomen . uniform. Sportzng a wide gun started as a dispatcher and is to work out on the road even and hopes to be on the depart- reserves. She is ernie ed b bell around her waist and a cu--rently records supervisor in - ~ - She waspromoted to the rank received" Tripplett says he schooling Casselberry Police Department Department since 1969. She - - - 111 of Sergeant four years ago and thinks a woman can be as good Cora Kanner has been with was named a dministrative as a man on the road ft_~_- Sheriff's Department had skipped the arduous labor of Ix -- ~ zw , . ; go-, ~4 Guild Open Golf Tournament. ~___. =, I—— Guests gathered around the _ - other paper work while she Ken Tripplelt said and "Randi would be interesting work. Pat can be gained ridingpatrol. Rosemary Pell is a slender shift. . \lrc Doss ep' iirtd that in -1 - 1. were host a'd hostess to a _ cocktail part), honoring the gold sponso r s (liuloittI l& ho I She works eight hour k.ifts. dispatched and qualified &s a was qur,lifie(i for the road and has been court clerk for a year Eventually she would like to four days on and two off. There matron. her's was the only application I and tws completed her police specialize In investigative Camelherry r .,. ** t v? it o . ,2 . , -21-?. -.' *% Ap.__~ . ,- served with non-alcoholic punch and a cocktail bar will be a vailable. An added attraction witI be Dr. Toni and Pat Largen _____________ j - - ,. iaz - I v featUred hors d'oeuvres ~~`~`-- law deputies and officers, i . Sunday, April 28, 1974-3B Jill A-: ., which definitely reflected corner of 1-4 and llwy 436, from shades of tile Old South as some 9 p.m.. to 2 a.m., on May 4. tier first (lay on patrol, Mrs. Dow reported everything had shou!d not ride patrol. "Only little will tell if I can - I .handle. every situation a man . can handle," she explained candidly. "I have been told I '"' ~ 71 .1 for I ongwo'1 working the treatment and that's the wII I iiiidnigbt to 8 a.m. shift. For INUCKE)t' ,%leF.tWDEN, ALI'ANIONTE SPRINGS PD want it." almost four years Betty hanMrs. Dow believes the best ... Communications head and reserve officer died all of Ole filing, typing, and ba:nc experience of police work A Herald survey of law en- she would like to get into a less forcement agencies show many boring work, like law enwomri in difftrent depart forc..ment I rea lly thought I Inents qualified for road duty would ',Ike being in the and others alreidy proving enforcement field, I thought it flieniselves on It* road as would be interesting and it has f .% Bettv Woodward is ad. ininistralive assistant at ., . Longwood Police Department and is starting her sixth year worr-_ -,Aith the department. She started as a dispatcher - ... Deputy Clerk of Courts 1 r •• •• CORA4 - . , . ,i I 1. .;~ - ___ - - - - ,j If zj~ 1. delegate for Phi Mu social fraternity at LaGrange College, LaGrange, Ga Linda Is a 3973 graduate of 1 / I rt I . Longwood, elected National Panhellenic wor(I i ridi ng patrol and mnoed •• •• •• me I 'oe what I in doing - - 1 1 I - I- - and Ralph Jarvis Officially announced their daughter's . '. / - __ - liberated from (treat Iirit.jin Mrs Garland acquired the coin on one of her art Jaunts The garden part) when Mo:i,i t -1k . i* I—— - f I 14 I p - \ ricuiture 'thother area student, j intja Ann I3urkhart, daughter of fr and Mrs Kenneth William Uurkhart of Maitland, has been ' time The Bahamas ' , of .I :t , . of ;ring; and i;.sIs bride.cie of their son, e Debbie Is nearing a pendant these days fashjoryd from a rare $10 gold piece coined at the p t , I of It ,, gone well. 'Kind of slow, but j --- best thi,ig that ever h;-ppened to _____4 k- ______ _____ - 1. . ZI ; 011k Gar. -M! Smiling happily at the end of . -_ - __ ~. -_ I %-.____ __ __ on the road - ... thc feeling about her." Cora said he tw never wanted to go out - .. t. -i - - ,I - __ non in . . ~a i M__ in'! th . j" .:~*" ~ ~ ~* AS I i- much ni'ht to be a road officer ell #4* ; __ W~________ 7R ~___ . I 1. - _____ When asked what she thought ht'° County to being 55-years-old. "I'm 55 now joined the reserve police nights a wtvk and Is authorized being hired as a deputy and and still working hard. I thinK program and is on patrol duty to carry 4 that's something to be proud Site said she joined the program at the Police Academy fl¼(\CS because she thought n offilir ce rshort ihaf Cora is qualified as a matron ment She grad uated lb class ,Ahich means she can be called of 44 students, only seven of ... I ___7~-_ when help Is needed with a whom were women in :,~~~ — - - ~_ - _~~ ztL__ 1: * anthd Chatter 'e girl egCer i -M- M _4M W Mr. and Mrs. J Miami - MS_ What d3 YOU give , depulie and officer-. The Sanford Herald pff Danlele Dow, of Orlando became the First woman deputy to ride patrol in the Orange County Sheriff's Department, April 15 charge of all paper work con — _~~ - __ f forcement (hit% and other- already for road on the road a En Law __ as court clerk in the Police e( 0 from Honda Technological clerk previousi) but decided ce rning local police matters Department. Cora also serves as the deputy University, Mrs Dow spent a As a resen e officer 1øt rides Randi Wett'erton as a cadet clerk of courts Police Depart a patrol car eith a regular year in the Sherifrs Depart ü She did not hestitate to admit ment for two sears she has officer She rides th.i. or four ment cadet program before ~_ Z:- 1-.11 LIncy of law Herald In in Men diffrent departments qualified She has worked as a sales th counts are concerned - I - W I M 2B—The Sanford Herald -1 - ~anfaej, floel da PH.3fl3S24 - -i... �-- 0 . . - 48—The Sanford Herald -- . - - . k Engagement I - t•) I,- - - Sk Alk --_,. * ~ .~ . . 4. 00 4, ' 'I. I •' $-%- ' " ....,. . . 1 ~ 4 , 1 N1110- ^ 1~ 1 , ;4 • J r- WINTER PARK-Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe McLane annt'wlce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Muriel Holliday (Holly, to Henry Michael Michalski, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Micii!ski of Orlando. Born in Gainesville, the bride-elect is the gra4daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Hunt of Sanford. She Is a 1974 graduate of Winter Park High School where she was a member of Student life Organization, Campus Crusade for Christ and a member of Astra. She is employed at Burdine's of Orlando. Her fiance, who was born at Oceanside, Calif., is a 1969 graduate of Evergreen High School, Evergreen, Col., where he was active in all sports. He attended Lamar Junior College, Lamar, Col., and is employed by Lanier Corp. Division of 3.M Corp., in Winter Park. The wedding will be an event of Aug. 10, at 11 a.m., at Winter Park Baptist Church. 4 'W " " *~ P4 . I / S-~,'.* '. % - - ~ .. 1. -_ . - %~ 4- / I't £ ar ' iHerald Pho?o BY Chries Edwards) Silver Plait', 1 47 t * _-d I G416 139 Kag FREE GIFT WRAP .712) PH. J WITH MAKE SOM(O - ye I I The little things mean so much. , Remember her Anniversary, Birthday, Graduation, etc. J with a beautiful arrangement -) 4 4- ~!, 1'- ~ ~V ) , 1\ ~ ,.i 4 ,, t~ \ :o~ .~ .--,e(~. I,\ .iNy- I j " , I , , A 11-1 .,. . --L%O— II r ' \\. "As 11 - Potted Plants i-.. --. -- - %, - . I 4/ -' /1'\-:'. *Terrariums prices to drop )OU had better find a comfortable seat You're In 1. Dish Gardens SArtificial Flowers ,- -. Landmark Housing 1. \_ To~,: Senate has pas~,ed a me, 7' JUST DIAL '.. '91, . . ,..__.-,: / 40 r1o r SO4W feftu;~.' One of Central Flnrkia" Fi'':' * rp iorists OWNED t, oP.rED Y Charlotte & ronk Donahoe 209 E. COMMELIAL 'I Ifl!I I! *LI_*J_L!iULU '..d.ftJ.J..UUJ.LU ___________ ( — i I& F-f'111O\ ii) EXPRESS /ND IIID1.4IJTY service During his appearance before th e legislatv.e conference of poi nted in e mu e )ecaus, or Oflc Lunk it contained proposals which principal lI y ret'ir,ied to subsidized new housing s1miliarto it* 25program.n which the Athrjinistrauo,,plait.j u moratorium in Janus.1y of 1973. 1.%- nn brout'a out one very interesting thought in his address to th e Realtors. He said th e private money market must be tapped to a much greater extend to provide more mortgage credit. He recommended mortgage Interest tax credits . These would 9 at Philips Cleaners. installed the very latest drapery finishing equipment in our dry cleaning department. We can now guarantee even hemli,, lengths and width and Lynn also recommended FHA be revitalizird by allo,A ing flic interest rate to riscand fall v ith the market. Take-Down and Re-Hang Ser'k Avaiable We invite you w come by and see this operation. Doesn't Solve Problems fabtious machine in — .. -• I— Store Your Furs Our Isipie %ljle - interest they reeei'.e from funds invested in residential mortgzsges - starting with one per cent when 10 per cent of assets are so invested, ranging up to 3.5 per cent when as much as 70 per cent or miiore of their funds are in isuortgages. This drapery adjusting machine : designed ind produced by the leading drapery equipment manufacturer in the U.S. decorator folding. ry chairs brought $750, they were so mart' "We would get t'iany diamood necklaces arid we had .s "f Oriental rugs e didn't really know what to do a -wlu*1 like to know" that we have recently I new material. The positive-negative polka dot piit suit, right, in polyester will be one of this spring and summer's m'st popular looks. An extra plus, it won't wrinkle at all and is machine washable and packable. (Fashions by Betsey ,Johnson and Pat Sandier for Alley Cat.) Layout by e Jo Damone. FOR THE individual with a mind of her own in clothing, a polyester long skirt and jacket, left, is perfect for spring and summer "special events." Now that there is such a shortage in natural wool and linen, here is a polyester fiber that looks as real as any of the naturals: A pant suit with matching hat, center, is the old look in ZALEIS We thought you would In her early years "(iofWtluIts ere tremendous." Her first le - two beat-up, :Oth-centu- Slop by today and Apartmen " ________ ________ ________ ______ _ ________ hA~iQA_fi6iW __ 1. - - 11 .,. .- - . ^_ ---' - - - 'IL More Popular __ i.' B) DAVID J( H1)AN - ___________________ ______ _ _ -o %\.. Tom Ha!l the manager of Central V Florida':, largest and _____ ~ - - most modern carpet - E04 ±__iI 1. center................ .-__ 4~ TO OPEN SOON il .0 I AI1 S. . . -- . . - . "4 - ,,e -9-- - - : -- .,(Z _ - _____ - - ,'-- . - 11 #. 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Ai -..- , - - - -,- . - - - - .— - - __ ___ _____ Mr . and Mrs Jimmy B Trail of 105 Coleman Circle Sanford 1 ___ ____________ - 17m ________ __ 1*'f.'_ , -- "! - — - , \ - .F ____ .. - . 11 ,, , - . , _ •: ' - _____ . - - ______ - - . ____ - - -," - IN ______ ____ ______ - - - F rite stateb symbol of south lethal a), the Florida Department ' romantic tourist spots the c.oeonut aliii is slow but surely being killed off in the southeastern United States and the 1arib?ean b a disease called "lethal yellowing" or - - - - - • - , - ' p %,' - I ,_ '—"-'' '' - ' . _____ ---rm -..- •' ( '' f 132 nd ey Salvage 'Throw~Away ByTOMCAItTER 4 carats tot a l *t,ht', ci'rand Vs 4-. .Ui'!,-' of k V-1. carpe r. • -. - - ' * '- - ' - ' I l 0 , Cleaners Laundry Sanford & 319 WEST 131h 322-3315 I .- - t"'. ~.— - . - C ______ - Fur Storage SANFORD4 FL ..•... w'lw1y'awyw,Nwuw1.-wvw' '- .",, " I 1 1~ Ph. 323.7720 - , - / — ________ :-', - (hIJ Jul Ikt.n i '-r pr "- - -S.-- 119 S. Magnolia Ave. 144- *A"&1; .•-,• -- =- , I.-- THE 11 ihi', -, ft Monroe. Ltd Palm Beat h sonall," he s-aid in an in- vowedto "open their hearts and They went on to adopt half it The I)eflolts are now adop- have been discuur4et1 or terview, "is far more than home to those who would en- dozen more children of dif- ting their 16th child. The nine misled by adoption agencies. we've given. ter." At the time, Dorothy, a ferent races and handicaps, youngest live with the Debolis "I don't think some have But, frankly, this might solve some of the housing problems PIE[)MONT, Calif. - The "There's .,I special spark in stunning, vivacious blonde, was kids, he said, "brought to us by in their two-story mansion in an caught up with the world as it is but it doesn't get the carr of the perplexities faced bypeople here extraordinary lk-Bolt family handicapped children not found a widow with seven children. events." upper-class neighborhood in today," he said. "Ile children in Central Florida who want to enter the homeowners' market, — that adopted a houseful of in 'normal' kids. I think it's Two were adopted KoreanThe last two were a black exclusive Piedmont. The oldest can be easily found through especially for the first time. multiracial handicapped because the handicapped child Caucasian boys. Bob, the girl, age 6, who Is a congenital live away, a st te and federal agencies and We have said It before and we'll say it again. Prospective children has recently started a is forced to look at himself at a handsome, graying president of quadruple amputee and a 5-Bob DeBolt believes there are so can prospective parents if homewoners today aren't ton concerned with the amount of national organization to help very earl)' age and take stock." a local engineering firm, had a year-old Korean-Caucasian girl thousands in America who are the time and effort are taken inmthly payments and the interest rates. What they want is a find homes for "throw-away" When Bob and Dorothy got 9-year-old daughter by a who had been "battered" into prospective adoptive patents of The DeBolts' charitable, chance to purchase a home with a down payment they can afford. children. rmirried four years ago they previous marriage, blindness, handicapped kids But many nonprofit organization is called For example, it young couple sat in Sanford real estate office The DeHolts are trying to Aid to Adoption of Special Kids, Just the tithel day — and this happens dozens of times each day in recruit adoptive parents for or AASK. It is meant to be an .Seminole(oanI) -4ind tried to figure out a waythey could bu a a mentally and physically han information center em certain three bedroom totus flit didn't have nougt' lflOflC) to dicapped children In some ph isizing the handicapped qualify for the down payment required by the mortgage company 1cases. Parents will receive child and a speedy in. - -according to F hA restrictions Too, their income didn't justify financial aid from their new -: ç 4, termediar) for adoptions their t mn qualified to make the required monthh pa% mtnt flit corporation. Donations so far total$ 35,(!s monthly payment would have been $189. .' ' -The DeRaiLs hope to evenUnder lntrnal Revenue 5crHowever, this .came young couple has been paying $220 a tuallv move the campaign to 4 • iiiunth for a tw t'.bedro*iu apartment for nearly a year. the television screen as a i -4 accumulate and must be eTile Administration, Congress and the bureaucrats (an fling regular show featuring specific pended each fiscal year. around all the verbage the)' care to, but the fact remains that children. parents and medical _ -7-iFinancial aid incentives .trtohti ,Ifltl .1;11111- I ii, d houung ,intl 'o'iiit ld'1 '.Oflht where \pt rts — t for attorneys' lets i r sttiuho is gs'ia, to ha ve to ni.ikt it available fat them Rob and Dorothy l)ellolt -= ' adoption, medical and dent il We ic confident that there will always be those who want a pirt nts of 16 beIice much of • fu' not covered h) publi c and will neewi to have - a handout in the wa' Of subsit4lzed and 111111 the public is under the agencies or insurance, certt.n I low income rentals. 'I 3 -; . misapprehension that the transportation costs, funding of But the fact remains that the majority of Americans — the imperfect child is both I special programs, and home young marrieds in particular,- aren't tooking for a handout. depressing and a burden For !.*" -nitodifications such as doorThey are merely looking for a financial arrangement whereby sears adoption agencies con. 1. widening for wheel chairs they can euntrac to buy a home. And until Washington can find a I : • such children Ik'flnit said he hoped to bruL . t. inipk solution to a simple problem the situation grows ;itse iinadoptable, and in slang tb campaign soon into 1 ..,f daily. "throw tways 1 television format, similar to In . - -. - .jjlook at all the recently constructed homes around North It adoption program iirei It's an outmoded m)th, so for &'mlnole, for example Many of them are vacant, but not because regu1arl :n the I..ns 1 ~ as the DelthlLs are concerned P ----people dssr,'t want then,. They're vacant because ;'oung potential " area lwlllc".Iiel.~ doll , I lulve if)(. Illearis to put avwy it couple of 'IlIV% have their ow"I family to m x -If the prospect.i%e parent 1, dispel it For them, their ~. llio-usand dollars to) get stars.ed. What the), could save is going for - V- -4 IIV, _. -I_ pruvided with the opportuno-, uniisual series of adoptions has itio- reased I'vInd costs, gasoline costs and well -you name it. '41 to,see and hear parents alrea.,i ~ , Do you think it's possible (tat there are now so man), people brought happiness through t participating successfully I p -enlightened selfishrim," as Involved lit government today that bvt%een Congress, (lie Bob LeBolt describes it. bureaurrnt.s and the Administration, xi simple decision Is an I)EIIOLT FAMII4\' hihlren," he said, "then ft. hat we ',t i.amru perunixssibilit rrditulit' ix,p Is brid,d , Our .•, .,, coconura,., t S Chi'91dren The Herald Services ' FREE GLAZING ON ALL FURS , Dr Randolph E Mctit, plant pathologist at the UniverThe disease, first observed in sit)' of Florida Agricultural liethe United States in Key West. search Center here, .necs the Ha.. in 1955, somehow jumped problem as devastating - Hall % b I) "yellow blight." -- Semlno!e County's Only Cold Storage Vault o coconut palm, one of the most limbs turned yellow. Th ree beautiful and best known trees months later the trees were in the world is in danger ef ex dead Unction LI) the next decade, a. B 19a2 Florida agriculture cording to the University of o ffida1- reported p0 that 4 000 Florida Agricultural Research ., • t.oconu. palms .. contracted Cent er As of . - Mi -- - - I FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. across the Keys ta [Jade County tAP, - Can you imagine hear- and Miami, in October 197I, ing about the beautiful homes in where about 50 trees suddenly fabulous PaI:IiI.ES.S Springs, or displayed a premature nut or taking a vacation in PaImLESS fruit drop. A few weeks later, ... ' • Eradicate Coconut Palms ____ - I Ve1IIowing 'I..e - -, Tom fine diamonds get the attention you dese...ve. Zo. 0 r -*A i it - ________ ____________ .- , sell a nice house and move to an Garden apartments rent for .ivartment it happens lets and offer i horizontal floor .. ____________ every day. plan, your own patio or balcony, %3~ 1 ~ -_ _ __ ~ r_1 7 L _-E= --Some apartment-come-la^tand landscaping maintained by . ff~ _w_~, . -- . 4&— i_t- ~ r~. -7 elies; are divorced or widowed. the rnanagemcnt. On the debit , - _~,Z AL -_Others have raised fimilies and side: ) 7SEMI[ 1 . - ou can expect less _ ___ _-- - -J - --- --, -- - I- -_ ~_~- _-_z____ -: -er need seven rooms and privacy and a longer commute. --..-- ~ — r —z,-.-t Older, buildingscm been fed u good ASSETS TO THE COMM UNI rv downtown often CHOSEN BY Community Improvement If you're about to make the have large windows, thick their property were \'ihlen Electric Company jump, your first concern will be walLs, and hardwood floors. Project (CIP) committee of Sanford Woman's Inc., of 2575 French Ave. choosing the kind of place Flats otter charms of an even Club for neat and attractive appearance which will best suit your needs, earlier era: high ceilings, fire11 you most value privacy, elf,- places, and larger rooms. Both . . . , '--, ucric. and ccnenience, seek a types often have drawbacks ;: '9J' . t . - •&j . city spot close to work and th e balky plumbing antique kitch . , ' - ' I' urban action For a little more ens cramped closets dfl I udd .. . ' F 1Y !W I t ~ . I , .._l . , -N I. I - breatning Space, safety and ball floor plans. 1 4 .4'r freedom from congestion, -eL . elI I` ( I YPt'A W' " ' choose a suburban situation. high-rent urban living. CI)m. AP Here are the major styles of pact floor plans, proximity to , ,. .. ii in can w t ucan ex. restaurants and entertainment, . ! 11 pect in each. With two floors or plus lobbies and doormen make them ideal for singles and - - patch of yard front and rear, couples who want an abrupt MWJ_Vk . ;. ..V f ~1 * town houses are ideal for change front former ways of . _, . 1 . I h -~ ..a * couples first leaving a single- life. Security is better. too, Ir . I A 1 .1L.-.. un i lots of stairs o cilmL. '- - Keep'em Safe -Keep'em Close In . :3 ia .wrv / I OuT / ,_;._____ scum , .......I.I .._.I.._...._I ------. ril hint __________________ - failul) bwuic. 1 Written for Associated Press of the most expensive ways to Once it seemed inconceivable go and a vertical floor plan -- meet Life t WMAOM ,.or,solmdation act design"u to bring together housing prograsr.. . and conimunits ds'tlopment programs ,2 explained, in a speech before annual Sparkman legislative conference of the National AssocIon of Realtor', that existing Federal housing Adrnlnistr eon IFHA) pro' xis would be converted to two basic housing programs for ' income families - a home ownership program and a rerta! p-ogram. However, others have said that the mea.sre passed by ' Senate is not workable because there Is tic say to adminis". th e programs. The ptMple who say this arp those who fees tiA had and should continue to have a major role In ass1- .4ng xopI- of t nisjerate means in obtaining adequate hou'..g. Development ihiUDi. FllA,the feel, should be ..iiminated from HUD's scope of activities. The Senate bill contained a nurr,tr of provisions not azkcd for b) ti-c Nixon Admmnistratfr sand the measure could be in for rough sledding when It hits the Ilou o Representatives. Fvldence of th is is an opinion rendered by James T L)r1,, • .,,,I An exciting new • Ii ________ 322-1822 1 -- F 'y I last year I.M . pocketbooks - be enough tosati.sfythe annual 4 i!lution 1. Delivered Anywhere tI/flflOUflC .'IUi nuurquisette or enameled lr.imes were in great demand this year "you can'; give them away." And Spanish, shawls were bringing $100 "un. 01 Adolfo 3began making them ' thit thuii s intrinsic value are still in demand, she says reckoning _____ for lads. tastes are people became anti ques conscu*is a few years ago, that even the immediate past is important It is frighte1iing that 'tir holt pa is so accelera. ted that things in use for only 15 sears may be in demand." "i I X_ 1p, - :..'.;1' changing so rapidly since p..,.. / .IN 4 .. Corsages I 0' .'k I II Further, we're not tryting to be -we told you 3o's," but again cexpertswIopredlctJlastFallthatinterestr,teswoWddi.o around January but goback up in April also knew what they wer talking about. That's exactly what happen-d. Interest rates did start downward in January. However, the demand for money apparently exceeded the supply and large banking institutions around the nation start upping rime rates and its now up to 10 per cent and better. And, just assure as day follows night, these hikes are being reflected in mortgage inten'T .1: . II at" SoI1nht 1 as 9.25 per cent ufhere will It all lead to' Apparently, it's going to lead to ever, higher pricv,i ~. ::I, , ,,,~(i higher mortgage interest rates. . in 24 years the Park Avenue Many o! their ery gotxl "ucialite volunteer has helped ttung.s are auctioned at Sotheby parlay furnishings and other Parke Bernet. And they take a donations made to the 40-year- variety of items to the Madison sdd shop from a net of $12,000 to Square show each bear 'bea "net any retail business would cause it is a good source of cusenvv.' Funds are used to tomers and donations." maintain its center for children with rheurmtic lever. "one of the most important institutions of its type in the world," she insiMs _____ r nis goes for exisUng homes as well as those under construction. A home that could have been built for $25,000in 1972will ( I government, technology, Resources For The Future, puts and pay the cost of cleaning up ___________ are talking about. Look at these figures: Statistics show that homes in Floridaappreciated at the rate of 14 per rent during 1973. But that ain't all, brother' The prognosticators are saying that right homes in Florida are appreciating at the fantastic rate of 20 per cent per a. In simple math this riieans that a house worth $2.0 000 In was worth $28,500 by the end of 1973 and by the end of 1974 it'll b Sanford On Thc' Ace Hardware Bldg.) S. Elm politicians and a vague the blame on the entire their throw-away junk. Emphasizing tnat Resources per cent Increase In conmiscreant called "the structure and functioning of Fisher foresees more en- For The Futtre tries to be sumptloa that the nation ha Establishment." society and the way people virnmcntal crises ahead, with balanced and objective, been enjoying, there should he What has caused the enA more seasoned and ob. behave. More specifi cally, th e no easy governmental or disclamlng any particular enough, It says, to satisfy m-.ire vironmenta l crisis-the energy jective evaluation of who and tru e villians are a booming technological solutions for any crusades or causes, Fsher moderate 2 per cert anauni shortage, foul air, polluted what are to blame forttuissta te population drawing ever more of them. A continuing rise j predicts that resource and increase. Supplementing inwater, decaying inner cities of affairs is presented in the heavily on limited resources population and unrestricted environmental problem will ports will be oil from the new, and fouled-up countryside? annual report, just released, 01 and throwing away much of economic growth, he predicts, become widespread, more fields on Alaska's North Slope, Americans aroused by a Resources For The Future, a what it uses, anda big growth In "will ultima tely overtax both interetated and harder to oil from more offshore wells, deteriorating environment are Washington-based organization the kinds of industry that the capacity of the envIrnment manage. and by a tremendous Increase in clamoring for remedies and which researches the causes of pollute air, water and land, to absorb pollutants and its the strip mining of coal. All this, hunting for villians to blame for environmenta l problems and Also, the reluctance of people to capacIty to provide raw "Resources" is optimistic, however, will be at the price of a growing array of ecoiogi.! encourages wiser use of natural reduce their consumption of materials." however, about the nation's oil environmental damage. Offthreats and disasters. Popular resources, conveniences and luxuries, Technology, he believes, will supply for the next five to 10 shore drilling could well mean scapegoats are lug Joseph L. Fisher,presIdent of change their littering habIb only stave off the final day of years Although there may no? extensive oil spills and coastal 'Mp.a The peph' who have been telling )-, )it over and over again that home apprecia ti on is on the rise apparently know what they mx have. They seem to appreciate with drawers in its legs). It wa articles made by people with ii questioned and then upheld P41t Of view...after a study by the tax bureau. ip EstafeeGarden!ng.DecQrat, By JOHN BUNKER ThelleraldServjceg JUIAXN il : AL' Ne%lsfeatures Writer __________ I CreateP Instead of a problem for your guests when they check your preferences from a table with your choice of colors 'and patterns. Come in and register NOW . No obligation. pressed glass and how it can be tiled by one assessment of $3,. used with the furniture they i)0 for an Irish rent table iOflC _____________ S ty Down Payments I Shopping for wedding presents become a joy another good piece with good the Internal Revenue Bureau. lines. They want to know about This arrangement was precipi. _____ e - F i g;i rin('i, Plaques - f I Sunda y , April 28, 1974 - — IV. - .-,_.i,--- Enviro-n ents Woes T ,, . From Antique Fads Of Deltona Woman's Club / Chilla, Wrought Iroti, ith them some beauties were sold for S.M. And there ! here are lads in antiques were the collections of wonderIIIM which is confusing but the lul silver — one set of 24 plaic interest of 'oung couples in settings of Georgian rattail sil. By FANNETE EDWARDS Russel The Woman's Club Chorus, ('muse, Mrs. Carl V. Duhlstedt O'Connell, anything kind nui'le b)r earlier ver was complete to marrow Mrs. Herald Correspondent under Me direction of Mrs. Paul and Mrs. Theresa Daly. Miiericars is one of the most Picks..." she recalled. Ogghaus, Mrs. Joseph A. Rose, sang several beautiful rewarding aspects of her long Carl Dech, Mrs. Reardon, Mrs. John Ringwald, , There are not so many paintwith the Irvington house DELTONA-The Delt.na numbers, beginning with a Leonore Ehriger, Mrs. William Mrs. R.J. Rohman and Mrs. iflS -- tJtrillos, Sayers — the Woman's Club Board of "Welcome, To Our Woman's Thrift Shop, says lovely Robin Rohn. G. Fisher, Mrs. Michael Er kind that we e ilonated years Directors were hostescs at a Club." original number written Cushing. The New Virk.hop Ross Garguile, Mrs. %V. Lee Gart. Also Mrs. George Ross, Mrs. People no longer have the Colke at the clubhouse for new by Mrs. Rose. Mrs. G. (.,,: 5i(lered one of the most man. Mrs. Frederick C. Henry Ruppert. Mrs. C. excess profits to require tax demembers who have joined the accompanied the chorus on the t'ssliil of type. George, Mrs. Eugene Hackett, Schaeuble, Mrs. Stefan Sivok, annual iluctions, she remarked. club since September. 1973, fl3flO. Itte•iewetl at the Mrs. Milton Herr, Mrs. Ben Mrs. Albert Sleeter, Mrs. Glen Monday, from 10 to 11:45 a.m. Kiesel, M rs. Stanley Kramer, Strand, Mrs. Paul Thomas, • M a(Ii5ofl Square Garden An. It is one reason the shop (0flUnder the direction of Mrs. Refreshmenwereservedby t.s tique Show, where the shop has tinues to get c hoice pieces M .Mrs. Bernard Kartmann, Mrs. Mrs. Helen Toyc, Mrs. Jack Wilhelm Stuhrenberg, second the committee. iiiai:iLiined a booth naflfled by they are able to merchandise Annand LeBlanc, .Mrs. M (.'harles Turano and Mrs. Pasquale vice-president and membership Mrs. Cushing since the show's t!wti well to provide the kghest Maglionc and Mrs. Robert VoRis. New members attending laifland chairman for the past two inception 10 years ago, Mrs. tax figures and are "always years, the event attracted about were Mrs. Nicholas Arceri, The next regular meeting will Cushing called attention to a able to verify established val80 members who were greeted Mrs. Clinton Ballinger, Mrs. Also Mrs. Josef Mank, Mrs. be on May 9, at 12:15 p.m. in the t.turligig that one after another ties." Based on original price. by chairman Stuhrenberg, Mrs. }y E. Boyer, Mrs. Earle W. Colborne Manthorne, Mrs. club house, at which time ofvoting person fondled. ron'Jjtion preseist value and Henry Langknecht, president, Brown, Mrs. Francis Brunel, Raymond Murphy, Mrs. firers for 1974-75 will be In. "The are so anxious to luive prestige exposure, their own and other members of the Mrs. John Carlton, Mrs. Eugene O'Connell, Mrs. Albert stalled by Mrs. Jt,se tioyette, a something old.Anierican. Pr lawyers helped establish cerBoard. Benjamin Craig, Mrs. Melvin Newbern, Mrs. trably hand made — pine or lain standards for antiques with James past president of the club 144 - -- . - . ilrtbalb. Peop/e Cause Ware, tTf%d4I,' 201 fly VIVIAN BROWN Real (:rtiiiig Ware, Confusion Results Honors New Members Li . 4 (;rtaI Cut G!a, WELCOME TO THE CLUB! I (or) Mmes. Offhaus, Olympia, Ruppert, Stuhrcnberg, Langknecht Coffee 0 i kor - MAKES GIFTING EASY. McLane - Michaisk i i1 ' HI ~! .. I so I I V__ . - --- -. L l; It r I 4 I - - ' Sunday, April 28. 1974 iL ~,.., - -~- 6. ----I .-- - •,.'$ �V V :V _ML 2C—The Sanford Herald Sunday, April 28, 1974 Seminole County 1T - i March, 1974 wmnwmm~ March, 1973 S6,742,568 $7,496,193 850,638 5,246,350 Altamonte Springs Casselberry 20 Sanford 843,570 Oviedo 709,727 - 464,192 Lake Mary 125,280 Longwood 1,346,061 548,225 Totals - U B:. lOUISE i. i;iu. Extension Home 488,213 - 1,207,209 quality now. Nutritionally, Pa 1,370,139 $23,584,953 $17,790,033 ••' ' iaiier, lifestyles, The Sanford Herald, Sanford Please -sign Your letter. Upon publIcallon t will be used ) . ________ 0 V '- 11"ildinri D n-c. Sp,minnip ____________ --I ------I — tool containing vitamin I a#TwTung PW / AUTO - BOAT P! Construction activity in the' first quarter of 1974 as in held steady _______ __________ - It 13'. 4's 23 - 6 slightly below February's level. but above ~ ~ - January. PORCH' 1 "e - 1 HPn parison with the records set In 1973. _____ ___ the sanic level of construction IUWUUWlI - CH( 4 2aR ~ I .0 HU IXV11 UiV .. -f L..ILy UI $71,000 in the first three month, , ot the year. L..... UUL CII, IiUWVV[, .. U i..iii..... uuiiuuig t•t_...........i.... r vuruuIy, i CIUIULU 10 , r I first floor plan ,.., II WI 1 First, prepare a hole large ' second floor plan BOPOOM 1 36 1 u'I _____ ________ ' ' ______ I BAYN _____ W" W466 dwn "' -. ruN'5uPD(C - . .. ,, _______ ...., _4..;.... L .i. B(Df 10. 97 ''$'v'g shape. If the tree roots are dn 4'.. .T . i - , ---C ?: ".pH' THIS RATHER. modest-size vacation home looks much larger than it is due to the design arrangement. Besides the clean lines of the exterior and the railing around the one-story portion, a person approaching would encounter an entrance bridge over a lily-pad pool in which sits a stone planter. Inside, a visitor woula be impressed by the feel of spaciousness created by t he eight-foot-wide opening to the living room and the open view through the dining area rear glass doors. 1 0 liii UIIII, 5111001(1 SKIflS. ilSØ tuntrit ut sonic vitaiiiin A to the day's requirement. Anti, skin color is not necessarily a goixI indicator of quality since f ,i t call . equally rL be good if tile rind is pa le yellow, russet , or green-tinged. When you get home from shopping, store gra pefruit uncovered in refrigerator. Nurserymen, the national inailorder house. Planting and . organization of uuthorlties ir, care instructions will be readily When planting is completed, th? such matters, has a few simple available from the firm sup- new tree should be at about the ______ '''p instructions that can contribete Plying the trees, but to give tile same depth as it was in the to the success of your fruit tree new gardener an idea of th e nursery. Finally, protect the addition. ThIe ty-o major factors simplicity of the project he is ~oung tree's trunk with a to consider in planting your fruit undertaking the American wrapping of burlap or cloth or tree s, they say, are good Asso':Iation of Nurserymen tree paper for its first season or drainage and plenty of sun. offers these bncf hints. It prevents dust from advertisements call attention to _V_ J two, I To Enter Agr cu.ture nails, how do they differ from ~I L 40 •• 'i '!' ' Your Hot Can Be Need 1 A New House? I See us regarding your eligibility to purchase a neW 3 bedr om home for as little down as one month's rent - l Third Planet Living Systems, Inc. 830_0503 Longwood WODELSOPEN DAILY 104 12y — V. Sanford WEEKENDS 1.7 _- hepird Rd !/4 5%D N.09 8 PHONE 831-6100 % INT. +"""0n1 Construction - /_ 'SR . "_ N (305) 323.7870 (305) 323-7871 for easy and safe control ana AP Newsfealures features a new detachable cord What's new On the market? concept which provides direct secure connection of the ex. THE PHODU( A patch. tension cord to the unit. - chemicals, and this adds up to sign of weakness. Silver maples like a piece of tape. Slanufacturer*s claim — Thdt THF - -. Aid anemic, they may suffer from the wood, metal or fiber-glass amp outdoor residential re. iron deficiency chlorosis, also surface, adhering on con ta ct ... cetacles must have circuit in. known as trace element deli- that, once the patch has har- terrupters, as well as those loicncy. Held a leaf up to the dened, a clear top llnei' is cated near swimming pools and En ronmen t T vi gasses as sulfur dioxi(le, -!.d light. If it is (1111tv .%ull(m vvt has Americans .ii__ HWIilOI1 10113 0!waste. About Winillion tons of that trash goes up in flames, adding more grit, dust and other poisons to the air. Each year, ---- - 0. '" , .6' t I . ~ home. In fact. we haven't even put it on the market. We ar _____ den. Every single plant COIlAbsence of green coloring is THE PRODUCT An extra tThe multipurpose tool is tributes to our oxygen supply. called I chlorosis. Iron chelate, a long prefinished plank for manufactured by Black & Window boxes also can reward preparation of iron sulphate, rooms with high ceilings. Decker, Towson, Md. 21204; tI.' _______ I basic Philosophy. waste not, want not. Per ha ps this year, our old - / every gardener shot"d set a .,.. 1 J has helped correct chlorosis. Be spice in your life with herbs or careful, however, because irn- survival. bird r - %r- " Aside from their beauty, lawns i" 11 inellow the landscape. keep temperatures cooler around the home, aLsorb such polluting , , I , , I r, V ~/ . . f'. -, 'I ., # I s . ~, I '. a : _- - ~ 0111~, .!" (I - .. if " I , " -* ."i.i,I W1 - To only asking for trouble when )OU do. If thcy' got the money, people will pay any th ing to get off the street and into a home. When they complete moving in the first thing they'll do is start to find sonielhing more reasonable. So, it you decide to rent your home, put a reasonable figure on it, get the first and last month in P rotect 111e I t 's T ime Your Garden From Bug insecti(I I(ICS r 11) DAVID 1111-VOLL Etens(o Agent ...., shrubs so they decay naturally element, particularly in the shower suills. gutters, down- can be obtained by sending I I to proper functioning of spouts and screens or any met- this newspaper at Box 5, to nourish plan ts, chlorophyll ( the green color. al, wood or fiber-glass surface, Teaneck, N.J. 07666.) Plant a window box or gar- mgi. . America once had a goxl We have purchased a new tiorne. We have not sold pecled away, after %0)ich tl,e equilime t urred , ,-.-;th .It mbl - greeni veins, it is likely the tree patch can be sanded and pair. t- pools. Here's a briet good gar- has iron deficiency. The ed to match the color and finish (lener's checklist. presence of an alkaline soil is of the repaired surface ... and t i)o-it.yourselfers will find another indication, that the patch may be used Don't hum knt.c on Andy And y Lnl"q- hnn,lhnni, "Dr ...n' 4 a For plant growth, iron in man types of damage, in. tical home Repairs," compost Pile. use theni as in. mulch, spread them around small amoun ts is a necessary eluding cracked fiber-glass valuable around the house. It f of low I n I,, Malathion or cliazinon, plu.s I . . flo%; urs, 1) Ivith proper use may harm trees, shrubs and plants, I very one ) ant adds to our oxygen supply. Real estate "IsO advise that land. S1_-;I ped homes sell more easily, usually for hi g h er prices. Work Manufacturer's claim — That panefing by Marlite, the 1r nc h by 10-foot plank is Ohio 44622; the patching mn' vne-quarter-irich thickso that it rial by 3-.N1 Co., St. Paul, ,Mini,. can he inst.aUed over old walls 55133; the circuit interrupter by or new framing ... that, at- Cutler-flammer, 420I N. 27th Tree Color Check though it is two feet longer than St., Nfilwatikee, Wis. 53216.) Foliage that doesn't look most paneling. it is only one. AgoolAkNom~ right is a tree warning. one third th width kng i . emapI trouble yOU Lan spot your.self is possible for a home twndyman wetwood, or slime flux. An un- to ha ndle it without a helper.. -. with others to .. sightly ooze is caused by gases that tongue.ana.groove edges tourage community gardens, from sap fermentation that simplify fitting that conMany more people' would builds up pressure in trees. A coaled metal clips and wallgard' a recent Gallup po ll drain tube installation will usu. board adhesive assure a strong says, if they hat] room. Ifelp get tilly relieve tile premure. The bond ... and that the only ... lilo*re people started in empty entire crown may (lie back if maintenancc required is an oc- , ~ ~ - - HOMES inc I) 831.039 or 628.2162 _. lots, lands near factories, you ignore wetwood. casional damp wiping. unused hind eve .' 1, Control (if insects amid should also contain a Fungicide claims Erosion by wind andof water Egyptian Onions millions of tons soil THE PRODUCT A multi. J diseases It, a vegetable garden such as mnaneb, z.ineb or Bravo L Egyptian onions, a variety purpose t oo l. landlord dix-rin't %tint his property todeterforlate he'd better keep is a continuing Problem this each year. Plant ground covers, also known as the Corrow tree It up. And one service r'ill from a repairman can keep you from Manufacturer's c la im That time of year. These problems tomato &'mt' sf the iiiost sUious encourage your town to plant onion, is a worthwhile novelty the unit, with attachments, IS i ,.brt. 'ilng even on your Investment for one or several months. JOHN KRIDER, former are much more acute during Iruitworms, pests are h,irnworms, aphids, leaf- wintitlrcaks, landscape roads, that provides early' scallions, designed to cultivate and pulve- executive director of -seed bare tiilLsjdes with crown Cold weather doesn't seem to rue soil, edge along sidewalks Greater warm and humid weather. miners, stinkbugs, loopers. vetch. Sa nford Orn&f Since tomatoes are one of the i'utworms atl(I mole cricket.s. bother them nor do they require and gardens, rough sand metal Coerce, has been apliwsi popular vcgI'tat)le's in the Worm damage usually appears bottles, Savemetal and cans, recycle paper, Each ton special care or soil. Editor: and wood, scrape paint and pointed the garden, most gardeners are as chewed out areas or holes in 01 Little bulbs grow on the seed rust, and wirebrus especially Community' fifth member of Several months ago we purchased a home and assumed the Improvement The scrap paper saved, avoids stalk instead of producing seed difficult projects ... 'ery concerned about insects the leaves, stems, or fruit. mortgage on the property from the previous owner. Recently that the tool project committee because and disease on theIr plants. tunnels imuide by leafminers cutting many trees for wood in the ground. To propagate, let weighs only 412 pounds, when my husband and I were calculating our income tax return has a of his special puIf). interest Must (.litge anSi fruit.fec(Iung in Sonic of the onions go to seed, 2.4 amnp motor and reciprocates cormnunjts' izias he Mli just under the' leaf we noticed that part of our payment each month includes an NIP 1as of tomnatoes can be con- surface. Aphids attack the improvement Every' step you take is igji. gather the bulbk'ts about Aug. 1 attachments at 1,7i strokes charge. We wrote tO the "'Ortgage company and a representative trolled %411h ;I general Purpose young. tender leaves, sucking portant to reduce pollution, and replant. We had some, let per ininute ... that it L5 doubt(% and beautification during his of the firm informed us by mall that it was for the mor tg age inimt'tii'i,It' and ftingit'islt' spray , 'ut the and are excellent clean up the air and water and them go to seed and drop and i nsu l ated, has a plastic housing 19 Years with the chamber. surance' premiiiunh. I)OCS this mean that if my husband passed if it is applied 0(1 a preventive carriers of plant diseases. help truly gree'jm up Aizieruca they rephnted themselves, with forward and rear handles CIPisa two-year program of away the mortgage would be paid off and the house free and Sanford Woman's club. basis at 7lay' intervals. Spray The stinkbug does iuiost of i te clear?— Mrs. ESB soon after a rain or overhead damage by sucking juices fron: Dear Mrs. FSB: irrigation to replace that which young fruit, causing them t ' No, mam, it doesn't. The mortgage on th e house you now own : washed off. Th is spray either fall off or develop ab. was probably purchased by the original owner with a mortgage should contain two of the normally. Insured by the Federal housing Administration. In other words, Some of the most serious FHA told the mortgagee that If he would lend the buyer o the money to purchase the home—after a proper down payment—FJIA s ould tomato diseases are early and bi late blights, leaf spots, wilts, i insure the mortgage held by the mortgagee, Now, insurance ,; ,111(1 viruses You can expect usually ('ails for a premium. F'IIA's insurance premium usually reasonable control of bhiuht.s by cost about one half of one percent of the mortgage balan' per P ic spraying with a fungicide, year, payable monthly. l'hat's why It's Included in your monthly however, wilts and viruses pavnient, Of course, the house might ha k e been purchased ot'Iginally wi th a loan from mortgage firm and not been Inu must be controlled by other sred iticans by FHA. It could have been insured by' a private mortgage In. h"usarjumn wilt, wilt After collecting 19,087 pounds J)r)hably the most common suraiict' firm such as the Mortgage Guarantee Insurance forin Florida. is a fungus W hich is poratlon. A mortgage insurance premium is alao charged for this of aluminum, or 439,001 cans n in fo u nd both type of coverage, garden and last month in Sanford, Reynolds cash-for-cans mobile unit will greenhouse soils It causes a gradual yellowing, wilting and continue collection ''itti dy ing of plants, usually ts hemi st ops SCh?(lUlt'd for M ay. Fridas, y May :t, 10, 17, 24 and they are about in mature' IruiLs I still get confused at times by such real estate terms as "grantee" and "grantor," "mnort.agee," and "mortgagor," :11 from 10:30 am. to 12 noon, liii,' widespread occurrence of tiis desease is (Inc reason for "lessee" and "lessor." Someone told me you once published a tile mobile obile unit will be .station rule of thumb that would eliminate the confusion. Would you print :at the Chamber of Commerce planting resistant varieties it again'.—F(7 Parking l A t to pay' the public s uch as Walter . F loratlel th fliliICi(', M 11.1, Sunray lOc a pound For all•aluminum anti Iletter Buy, Dear Ffl': cans ... Be glad to give II to you. Always remember that "or" gives and "re" gets. For vample, when a mortgage company' Iend.s you money with which to purchase a home you give the mortgage to the mortgage company. YOU, then, art' the "mor• . t tgagor"and the mortgage' company is the "murigagee." In other '41 I .i. ' words you gave and they gut. Okay? flinol nr " cnt.in iii, £ 11t :iiii (Fl ' - Can k To Continue Good 41F ay -- _34 Yesterld 1 ~Tyl- 1 LUCITE FLOOR PA BETTER TODAYI i pn, it n roll it out Ideal for concrete or wood • Inside Of outside floors a Above ground or below - VILLAS ', RENTAL APARTMENT HOMES t ' - Dries in an hour • soap and mater clean-up -U-" I 4 I I I Perfect for use with LUCITE paints... I (140 a - 4e I ~ 12 Bedrooms Unfurnislied From $75 _ A- 1007o "Tynex" nylon ' Iitamiit bmuhes in assorted sizes. W I . ij l:ih Ymi, , 4 __, M _ - \14— ;~ r I'a ~', I . house. 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T4 WI4 wka eu ws Heated FREE n offer tin an). properts You listed -A Ith him he mdst to SIJU. Vim hr,t'o Ikr.... i__.t -. - .--. "II UJItEIIUU%eS: 'iou may accept the offer, reJect the offer, or countrr. Your broker might advise you what t do but tile final decision Is ) 0 r not )DU execute one of those contracts. rent }uur propt'rt) )ou'll lose your homestead exemption the following year. Amid, you'd better ask enough to cover that plus lLiJEIIJ IIU ii nave to make, Today the renter expects the Iandlord to keep e ery th ing in tip-top operating condition, and if the _4 " Wafer a The IleraldScrvkes )OU 11169 ;# Heavy Maple Seeding If your maple trees produce a , _"0 N T H E A - House b1-" I 4 . r C By SIIEII,i and nre, aik for a reasonable security deposit, and chay.es are )rOU'll find a tenant who %ill stay. But let me ,Aarn you that when 11 and SANDLEWOOD ' I I "' ~V ,' grass and that is what thou. A ll Realtor's Code of Ethics. You are Dea r Mr. and Mrs. PIJ: Tht, 6 2"le :Is It has bcca fi,r lift: past year or two. People by ' ' Put an outlandish price on it but we advise against that. You're I - ~?'. . - - - 1 i.~__.16~ "Y stant grass but there is a quick from the construction. Take lawns for example, ..~, A. Shut off the water at the Box 477, Huntington, N.Y. valve under the sink or, if there 07666, Be sure to specify which booklet you want.) __________________________ - '" site, the bluegrass is awakening greater disease and drought rewhere it was planted last suiii. sist;ince. It flourishes with little There is no such thinif as in. iiier ill giant turf plots ,,Iw By EARl. ARONSON AP Newsfeatures that ma ha',t' ln'en included (H the contract. Everyone's situath)n is different, too, When a real estate br'er receives an Pl.J: 'I ' I, its Via TV--Inside And Out --- Fair I ~ I if )"our trees look pale and patch is then pressed against siays that all new 15-amp and 20. ______ 1i; . The Herald Services need - _f, - , to decide whether to keep it and rent it or o ahead and sell it. By ELAINE SMYTII Show v "j 4' Baker Never Lies To His Garden He d4/ cI I ______ tatt all right but now, every (For either of A nd y Lang 's time the faucet is turned on, a booklets. "Wood Finishing in few dropi of water come out the Iftime" Oil "Simple Plumbfrom under the big nut on the ing Repairs," send 30 cents and "Medication" needed for his ties, and he applies lipstick and fail, he turns to the best plant You don I need to dig up the growing plants, tie says, nail polish to seal plant wounds, medication available and uses entire yard for a garden, he generally comes from the The gardener-author also it strictly according to the adds, "you can use vegetables Never tell a lie to a wayward medicine chest, the kitchen uses his wife's unwanted directions, and fruits as ornamentals plant, says gardening expert cupboard and even from his perfume to good advantage. Just where are Americans mixed among static plants." Jerry Baker. It doesn't belp you wife's bedroom. "1 spray the perfume into going wrong in the garden? And Americans tend to plant and it certainly doesn't help the He ties his tomato plants with flowering shrubs that are not "Overplantir.g Is the No. I everything at the same time. plant In mend its ways, the more flexible discarded flowering to attract the bees." mistake People bite off more Then, when the enormous Baker, whose 16 assorted pantyhose Instead of buying And, if his home remedies than their families can chew," harvest comes in all at once, gardening books on the market tliscouragenient sets in. include "Plants Are Like "And people don't get to know People" and "Talk To Your the plants they have invited to Plan ts," is tour ing 50 major \ grow in their garden," says cities to promote gardening. Baker. "They think if it's in the Americans' green thumbs I rack in their area that they some surgery, he reported inaninterview. i to turn over the package to read "Most folks want a garden, the instructions." By FRANK J. JASA of technical capacity. For When Don Gallagher of Don client an idea of where the too. Don Gallagher is able to but they're confused as the Baker American County Agricultural tunately both our rural and dickens," says Baker, a former Gallagher Inc., Realtors- schools, shopping and churches show a number of different gardeners to urges "use good cultural Agent urban areas are still turning out Detroit patrolman. "last year lnsurors asks you to sit down in are in relationship to the house homes, stopping to review bright, capable young people Americans spent $16.3 billion on front of ttic TV set, he's not lw's buying, as well as a l oo k at certain features, or switching to practices." lie reverts to many practices 1 ie long-term challenge to who are willing to work and gardening, of which two-thirds going to play a re-run of (iUfl. the other homes in the area another '[V cartridge if that his grandmother taught him on agriculture is to get more have the ability to learn the was wasted. smoke. lie's going to show you a particular home lacks some her farm. Video Homes Selectra bright, capable young people to necessary skills. However, very got special feature—say three "What most people are house —inside and out. be gan when seeral frien ds ofBaker buying in. make farming their life's work few have the capital to get into looking for are magic potions, Don Gallagher Inc., is the together about three years ago. baths, or a powder room, or notInstead secticldes, takes a arid to make it possible for farming on a large scale. lotions and motions," he adds, newest member of Video Most of them were realtors and enough trees. package of cigarettes, or three farming to provide them a good The very technlogj' that has demonstrating how a wiggle of hlonws Selectra TV, a nation- they began discussing ways The Video Homes system cigars or half a plug of chewing living as well as a good life, helped us achieve amazing the nose is supposed to create wide system of realtors who are they could solve the problem of makes it easy forthe seller, too, tobacco and dissolves them in a With the near conclusion of producti vity, has also increased fantastic gardening results, using modern technology to helping executives find new There's very little traffic quart of warm water. "Put it another school year and ac- the problems of getting into The biggest problem with save time for their clients. homes when they were tran. through the home after Don aside and label it 'bug killer,'" companymg graduations, this farming. It takes tots of capital American gardeners, he For the past two months, sferred. One of the group, a Gallagher makes his survey he suggests. subject receives more than a t finance farm. The average reports, "is they want the end Video Homes has been training television producer, suggested with the television camera. And Themi, when bug çroblems passing thought. far m in the Uate-d States is result but they do not want to Don Gallagher in the use of they videotape their real estate when he does bring a family occur, Baker takes two In the United States today, st't'th about $163,000 and many put the effort into it." sophisticated lightweight offerings. One realtor got in- around to look at the house, the tablespoons of the concoction Baker says he spends only $14 cartridge television equipment. teresteil, and six the average age of commercial have much greater assets. months later, seller knows they're really and adds It to a gallon of water Yet we must somehow annually on his fruit and lie's l arned how to photograph e encouraged by his success, the interested and farmers is 50.3 years This can help the plus one-fourth teaspoon of a average is far too high for preserve the family' farm vegetable garden at his Troy, houses as their owners SCC group formed the Video Homes house sell itself. avcrite liquid soap. He then in thetmi dynamic growth industry like structure American Mich., home. Network. applies it to the affected plants. Selling houses with television lie's learned about showing agriculture and infusions f agriculture. The family (arms This provides all of the compa n y 'Now the ..And the odds ar you won't is national is just one of the Ways VIdeo young farmers among our in our country have an Out produce for his wife and five landscaping to lull advantage, in scope. Don Gallagher Inc., IS Homes is helping realtors 'e to buy any other inagricultural population are standing record of producing children year-round, he adds, l oo king th rough the front door able to draw on tapes made by throughout the country. secticides," he says needed to red uce that average. g00(1 citizens and have served including those fruits and to show' the main entrance to other iiivmnher brokers America well in producing vegetables his wife cans or the house, and counting roomswitI and throughout the country to offer Young people today are abu,,'idantiv and efficiently. We sines. , fireninrpc ItiIIirsw,nc keenly aware of the alter- do not want tn see agriculture in the eye of the camera and their client's a view of homes in "natural method gardener, not natives; they are aware of what this country dominated by narration that makes sense, not major metropolitan areas as well as Orlando-Winter Park, off the farm has to offer, agricultural operations of large an organic gardener." Just sales talk, "I say the same kinds of orange anti Seminole Counties, Somehow, farming must be multinational corporations with And tie's learned how to back changed to offer an attractive wealth based on other interests. things they (organic gardners The system saves time for are saying, but I do say it n. this up with neighborhood tapes lifestyle and a profit potential. Now we must make it ferently that can give a prospective Don Gallagher Inc.'s prospects, Otherwise, we will continue to m m,lhl, fr,r i twin" frIr,nI'fc III fall behind in replacing our grasp thebrough ' t current generation of farmers nri b world fcwxl shortage, We must recognize that with prices they r2ceive for fanning requires a high degree their production sufficient to if dedication, wise business cover production costs and mnuriaenwnt and a wide range provide' an attractive lifestyle. Young People Needed 0 Sunday, April 28, 1974-3C ... brought both contracts tome?—Mrs. fIKW 14 ~ ] Weight watching? Grapefruit stem under the handle. flow c n is a versatile low calorie food. I stop this leak? envelope to Know-How, 11.0. Learn to eat grapefruit with little or no added sweetening, 0 nic it. ' ordinary hammers? you-should use is an oil stain or A ba!l petni hanuner is ,I nongrain-raising stain. used principally for hitting cold chisels and for shaping metal. Q. — I remntly replaced the It has a sUghtly curved face %rasher in the cold water faucet with bevelled edges to facilitate the leaL from the mouth of (fie H (11 thrm If none ,net )()iir asking price. Also, (h j highest ,)ff(,r ,j The Sanford Herald __ ... - inourbathroomsink. It stopped isease Resistant Grass ighi g h ting or entitled to choose 'hlch offer you wish to accept, or choose none •' , 1W - -, - , First, because it's the law. Secondl y, if he were a Realtor Ii ., — Generally, yes. What = 19w-i- -— sands will walk on when they the lOOacre site, turf special- the basic theme of the fair, Norway maples near midsum- the material is a piece of fiber. fault circuit interrupter. attend Expo '74 at Spokane, ists move In and lay the Fylking 'Celebrating Tomorrow's Fresh iner. glass cloth impregnated with Manufacturer's claim That Wash. The grass selected for turf and plant trees and New Environment." A tree expends great energy polyester resin that ha rdens the unit is for insta llation In tile expected heavy tramp of flowers. Expo '74 is on two islands inil when it jnfn •a.ni ..t.i •IIW V. 1"10 iiiu, reinICCI starting May 4 when th e irivaru, rcsicientiai circuit Ifle architects, in evaluating the north and south banks of th seeds. Th is saps a tree's vital. forc&d repair when exposed to breaker panels that t is defair opens is Fylking Kentucky turfgrasses for the fair, said Spokane River. The architects ity. Feeding then becomes very sunlight or a sunlamp that signed to provide protection bluegrass (Brand 0217). theyone selected because want the site to reflect man's important to pep up the tree's the damaged surface Is fit against overload and short cirWhile trecks, graders, cranes "Ills of the Fylking most energetic concern wi th the environment vie'or. rI'in,,1 r,ftnp t.hl.4. s -vii ,.,.,., Ui ... ii.... UMIL IL UWIIOI1TIS to tflC and workers are virtually ygen prooucers available, re- and to set an example to _____ liner is peeled from the 4 by 6recent updating on Jan. of the crawling on tile World's Fair quiring little care and having a visitors from all over the world. Iron Deficiency inch repair material ... that the National Electrical Code which two different buyers. Both offers neither %as because (if the law and hn,tcpc Snund V.inoineer - siv Ii PItPrinr u'u' -- 1'ct liimhr fnr •.......... at-,) hits some value as a sound therefore, is the heartwood of a decay-resistant wood. And deadener. when any wood Is impregnated I'd like to apply a water with a good preservative, it's stain to a wood floor to darken even better, pink ones usually are sweeter that correct? 'I'he American Associatien of nurser)' garden center or the roots to avoid air spaces. _____ - _._• and less acid. Pink grapefruit fresh fruiLs for the family right Select your oml favorite fruit balled in burlap tile holeshould I in %.3ur own backyard...- varieties suitable for this area tx- about twice the size of the delicious foods you'l! never from nursery-grown stock ball. 17he soil )-oil put back in the have to buy again available frem an%I.re,-utab!t- hoh- should fit snugly around I - possible (luring the day. - - -;. ~ - ~ - . -- , . .— — Dear Mrs. flKw: It's it matter of taste when it tile color, but have been told Aside fiom the fact that comes to deciding between that nothing with water in It ball pein hammers have no %hile or pink grapefruit. The should be put on a woodnoor. Is claws cn them to withdraw where they are there is special tree is in sunlight as much its fruit tree fit in their natural _____ ....i. .i... I skinned ones, and contain less Juice, flesh, and more "rag" or membrane, fruit trees, and with prices remain standing and where the enough so the bare roots of the appeal to the idea of having A. — The tipoff is that the or trom the soil in basementless cay-resistince than others. The pointedon the stcm end. 1 ii 1)1 LI Good Time To Plant Fruit Tree This is a good lime to put in Pick a spot where water will not A. however, only initial's asxing price, were different, I didn't ask him butt 'Aronderedwhy tie Don't pinch t1w grapefruit working up through the finish heartwood but not sapwood. when you're shopping. Just lift floor, reduces air filtration That's because heartwood is in more resistant to decay than crawl from spaces ont- gently and see if it's hea% , ,s houses, ret.irds sapwood. And, (if courst,, enb,isvint-nt1v. Grapefniit with large pore5 in tile skin are usually thick. ___________ ____________ "' -. u , moisture from rising through tirely aside from that, some for juice. Avoid grapefruit that are the floor from damp basements woods have more natural ck- Oviedo recorded less value in Lake Mary with building the quarter t ha n d ur ing the permits issued totaling $33,357 . Ill by ,..hi,i. ... niuIi iuvi lily - Q. — Why is heavy building "(xxi. What I don't know is pepper, spinach, and tomatoes. Ilit hard by the building month of March, IW3. I,ast year in January and $36,500 in I ' But,W 7', 9 ,, Oranges, potatoes. green tile finish floor is installed? builifing, III i1ne month last year. i_.... .L.. ___________ __ Sanford and IA)ngwood had also at about by $134,000 and Longwood's by starts in the quarter niatehing I 'k " - ! : ` Zj " - rocR Ca.sselberry was f,.e....t rrt ni #hn Iron thtn r,,,• .. taming vitamin Care: cabbage, paper put over a subfloor before which is better and why? gains.Sanford'sactivit wasup Seminole County during ~Iarch March, IT43. r c cacti day. Some other foods con. ~ know that it comes from a dif. tile 1xxly so you should eat some tile old paint. i , Fla. 32771. -j - __________________________ - Editor: t. l IIilU lilY HoIflt' listed with a local real estate office. a weekend it was shown by four different salesmen. Shortly before noon on the following Monday the real estate broker brought inc contracts signed ' !; I 0 Box lifestyle' Share Your qu"tions %lih otbrrs. Send your Inquiry to inting with exterior latex, re. remove it. Inside it you will find "• U - 0n 1 (Edltor'€ Note: Do you have a question about real estate, Pl4HflhII zoning or an}lWng else which affec ts your move the chalk by scrubbing, packing (astrlflglike material), grapefruit is rich in vitamin c sanding or steel wooling. How- which should be removed with and also helps provide other essential nutrients, ever, latex paint formulations an awl or other Pointed tool. Put have been improved so much in new packing, then replace Vitamin C helps keep as well to read the the nut and faucet handle. Tur n healthy, helps cuts heal quickly rece ntly, it is..,I.,, ..s.... (1UVU .,kn,,* nn lii,' wutr 1IUI II and helps keep your skin and '""a U) gums in good condition. chalking. Or, if you wish, you Q. I sometimes see lumber Vitamin C cannot be stored in can apply an oil-base paint over advertised as heartwood and I 195,137 eS t BY JULIAN ENRO1 ' does not always bond well to ture's finish. After the nut is _. D ~ alking surfaces. When re- loose, slide it up the stem and Grapefruit is at its peak of ch . .. - . - __ __ I - . I :~_ - ' - Economics Agent .- -- QU isn't one, at the main shutoff By ANDY LANG valve. Remove the faucet AL Newskatures q._me paint on the outside handle. Loosen the nut by of our wooden house is chalking turning it counterclockwise. If in spots. Is it all right to apply you put adhesive tape on the jaws of the wrench, there is lesc latex paint over it? int chance of damaging th e fixGenerally, latex pa A. 1-1 y. - Real Here's the Answer Valuable 1,564,076 393,919 $6,742,568 . Nutritionally - •- - __ 2,654,103 584,800 129,667 Winter Springs -_ - Grapef ru it 5,292,950 - - - ___ $10,813, 12 2,012,983 1,095,157 Jan. Thru March, '74 - - It's The Biggest Market Place of Homes In Central Florida! Sanford MI �-- - __________ - -- - -.-- -_--- . '-I".---'.-- -------- - - . . .- .. - -. -' . -, - .-- - .-- . - ,.,._ . ._.-.... ,,. ,.-.-i-,._ ___,,,-'-,----'; __ U Alexander Lee, sgl. to uhil, Alexander l.ee & wf. Faye to [leicher. S 15' of E 100' of LI 5 & 131k F Oakland Est., 1st S.c., $ Brookhollow, $41,500. N85,ofE 100' of 34 Martin Plan, $29,000. New Vista Constr. tc. Leslie 81(0. Andrew V. Knapp. sg. to Geo. Schmidt & wE Dorothy, LI 41 Bako Constr. toTonimy Allen E. Colvin, LI 6 131k H North Or). English Woods, 1st addn.. Henderson & f. Janetta N. LI 131k A, Sterling Pk Un. 2, $36,100. lanches, Sec 1•A, 17,500. 149,00. IQCD) Kenneth K. Farmer& The Hu.skey (o. to Shelton wE. Mary to Geo, K. Colvrn, Li 6 Assoc.. Inc., Lot 3, 131k K. Hobt 11. Rankin & ris Marie H. tlltt (nstr t to Donald W. Young & wE Espinosa & wf Clemencia. Li Suzanne Li 70 Highland Pines 10 RIchfield, si,00. Un. 3 $31,700. 11 A Ross Cortstr to Her. iQCDi Perry L Mitchell, sgl n4tdette Ann Malich. u to Mildred 1. Mitchell, sgl. Li 9 131kG NorthOrkrnd' Terr 131k 1 Easthrook s.d Un. 8. $100. 5 Un. I. $27,1. ('ombaiiksCorp. toCombank('r.ron, me' ti E.irk \t Longsood. S 300' of W 225' 131k 2 Ok1ey & sf Nanette. E o it. i INFORMATION Jo • WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DEBTS INCURRED flY ANYONE OTHER THAN MYSELF AS OF APRIL 23. I'll Frtr DuWey Tatum WANT AD DIAL Seminole 322261 1 HotlOf AdultS Orlando 831 .9993 The Longer Your Ad Runs II Costs Per Line Per Day. The Less ' l * • Insertions-No Change Perhaps Atcoholc I I tousew'fe' Let SaraP Centry help make new friends Earn $t0 $60 wk. iuSl 4$ hrs No * collecting or inveStment. ØeIver'ng Call 373 379) after 6 V nI '•. V,"' ! • Jfl') •V ' 5II $44 N cc ore liedroom trailer I/i '.'-..____.._ 2 ACRES f a y't --''' ?6A) l'tr.t ,.' ,,t Il 92 -' __________________________________ -__________________________ A ...'.,...a. "JSt'iS) "VJSI ms . fireplace Only 6 apt* DeLand P Priiacy in a Spanish (ourtyir — 31 Apartments Rent ____________________________ __ -- - SLN MO PARKS I ? 3 Hdrrn Tr,i lrs & Apt 7 Ad0if il' 2 itflil p. parks 3315 H* t 1 9J Sanford 3 1930 Day. Wk . Mo JJ I:.; -. •i_I , r 16--Income And - . C0np'y Mature woman, good Opportunity '- t -- several LadieS for telephone %,aln work from our office We train Hourly pay, plu% iflCntiv ••n - I t - - ------- Nice clean artmenf, I bedroom Lights, water furnished Adults Only Na pets $105 ______ Pjlti'ftø 177 7796 - - --- ----- - Same 5th And _ _______________________________ f ,,,r, t. ,'d S'. ADMIRAL SAID MOvE' Pass the amniunition. but dont Pu 'c opportunity to see th.s 3 year 3 bedroom, 7 bath home, Ii'uiiI' room. eat ru ' '"0, carpetog, Oth QO -. ' .'.",'r says 'Sell - Priced right . Unfurnlshed t-t,' Stop f4 - - z.• ' :--- -:_ -- -•'- - . $3!6" .Tc'arins' I.! l lIP. 0 1 Iiiidi'n I ake 'ani' Iii .I,,m,1s H Mtmt'a'er 65 Pc Is a"cl SupplieS AgmI-Drcd-Glenn 0, Un IA $30,200. &v.f.SueAnnl1slb&I7hSlkA, 64-Horses Humel & tef Dlxfr to '!nberi I iQco, l'irkin Franklin, sgl. 2ndrepl.Tr. l6,SanlandoSpgs., 6' - '..ivestack dfld Poultry (.'upe& Marth, S 70' ef 5330' of loFlossie Mue FranklIn, 14.434, $7,000 James U. Aber5oId & sit. Beggs & 4. Fkrence, LI 4 131k K.. LI 5 Elk H Sky Lark s.d 0, 0. H. Mirrin4h Stu-iry tn rnestinc to Luis i. CObb & 9-Stamps Coins Levy Grant K of l7-, 113.501. MIL'lred In Gerhard K. F. wE. Vrarices It. 16131k I Sunland 73-Swap and Trade C' Nob Hill Sec. Meredith 1?JXO Manor, $100. Thea B. Ketterman & sri Ronald H. Brooks & sit l3eterling& wE. 'Iherecia, Tract Est., Amended Plat. $36,000. 7)-Antiques Rr'nalrl Osborn & vi Susan to HL'M!113arle to Win-Mac Corp.. Jacquelyn to Richard K. ('anne, 145 (hula Vi.ta, in &rc 15-21-12, 1audi (liarlton, s. to -A'JCIiOO .81' & S Sr & sit Ir4i. IA. lO&E', of ii $5.54J) Jacob (I. Lang & sit, Dorosh G 0unt Jr., gI I.t 31 mI U 4 'less N 5 99's 11k F', fMnmench Hills, Bik 0, lake Wayman His.,, TransportatIon Ceo. I) Van t;inhoven & wE I)., IA SHUt %1 being portion f Mayfair Se-' 1st Addn, SIf00 6th Addii $62,000. $,K)O, Martha to Hubert Ii Watson, BIlL , Nubile Manor Second Shuberl Constr. Co trw. to - Travtl IS-CamPers JohnDanhe1s&si1JItcto Joieph H Kessler & sri LI. 14 West Beverly Teir., 5 $Q PeterK. Tntpodl& sri. Shirley, Thy hu'kt' ( to Robert F' I.h I & 2 HIlL K, Tr. 11, Sanlande Eleanor ('. Russell liit 37 & 33 Kathleen to ir,ecnt Giocaslm $47,000 Pe' lloldeu Real EsI, Ct' addn SanL, & ,s-i Florence, U 21less N lktt C. Rt'thsiill. sgl. to Joel S. St1niglt-} & sit. Kiouc, IA .4i 131k ' springs, $69,700. Pirt cce'ssortes c Ir part 117.500. 9.56't & N 9.59' of 3 HIlL 11 FIeld I sit Jane 0., U 26 11 Sweetwater Oaks, Sec. 5, ('albert Cc'nstr. to ?IJunk Cars Removed bfa1rSec ItAddn.,$22,800, $16,900. P4c&si1Rdth1A I2Ruc-(1d ' Lester I. Kenned) & sri Chazier Oaks Un. I, $24,300. Ronald J Forge 1 wE Brenda Richard L YO,CT Jr., & sri Kohl. F'. Slinigley & sit. Eloise 8—Motorcycies Sandra to Ceo. &hil!nger & sri s.d SN) to Jamei LI. FrteM & wi Sheila to Sam A, Good & v.1 toDeeeatexineConstr,Lt3IBik 19-Truk at.d TrilttrrS Cam Corp.trRut*rtJone& Zahava,I.L 21& F*o1W BIlL 3 1':itIlcia, it 96 &iriland Esi, 1st ';r, L,t. 16 Mayfain Sec. 1st 15, Ssiettwatrr Oaks, Sec 5, i- Autt I or Sate \;'llf,Th iS Li 27 flk U Sy Ilesiusev BIlL 4. Wildmere, Addnt * L,(AJIJ. .ddn. 1,,..Ltif)0. /tiu, I#ingsiood. 121.500. 1-Aviaton C) Yr b'..'' r i'i?' r tinier Bakalia, Inc. i' ,i'rit'ars I James (7)4) - Seminole . -, --- Aft -'-"'° at 1u . f! : ','! . '' Magizine? ; (IPIPI P400 'U Sunday I to 4 1w,, "i'w J Uedrej " 7 t-..itf' centr, ,, ." "fl .1 hOni' Has four bedrooms 2108 and 21111 -'.',ignol,t .' iIisCIy baths. Sunken living room ,-,tr, -: - Diy or 'wk roles 77I O'iando Dr Sanford 377 3403 I Sanford Herald throUgh F rithy 84 , I - '"t a nw 3 bfr.i . 2 bAth Pause to .,, Futnished Call P'llp, U 1(00 $ S Attr S & 373 every "P Sunday. I ________________________ _________________________ jjf)j,, Monthiy n.te. It's in the ________ N.cp sled roem 1. blth Le o r Ot,as4., pool Mitu, woman refer,ed Repiy Box 53'. care of "Anfcrd Herl, f'O 163' ISo' ________ 6 At Cost Plus $200 Rd at Lake Kathryn Estates $ fl7 Ore beroom trailer Very ((Can ?P'( Inc. ,",'.i'll'.'rr '.':c,ehome& prpprly 3 bedroom _____ baths. central heot & Ar h)i7 1668 1'.4O. '7) model $20c35hor 15001 'ii'.' i .e C.iyn er' P' 3fl 36 -— - room freplic, the works 5-16400 Call P[f.i TOP Assoc,str 14,0 1 Ii''' n' .'.t','r te.ur, pt'ne - carpeting, I ' _________________ P O1I Yet Away From the Crowd! hard roaa frontiqe Only 136 I Pb P57 D'S i - - n f Large Wooded Lots •Paved Streets • • Street Lights • -'- - Farms and Groves - - ',1 'Ide Homes By '.'. l2'f', Aiim ffç.'l W Girnf'tt White. Real F ('(mok,r, 107 .5' Coruumerci I -- I. • Sewr Sidewalks - - 'i ACRES. 56300. Colorado' Its clown. 113 monthly J'jst pic. u cIynients 3I,' F-An 8)1 See JOHN KRIDER. ASSOC -it'..'.- '- ----b,-'- c;ose to Eve EXCLUSIVE RESIDENTIAL ('all 322.2420 Anytime ______________________ LotsandAcreaqe - - HOMES OF DISTINCTION 9 acres w PAIn'S irtø pines Over 7 ACRUAGr. IP4DUSTI. PAL I'; S in lord - s Si ,'s I e,t,ler i or MullipleListing Agency 13 IF YOU WANT TO BUY OR SEt I Florida 9dqO&uiIdc II? 300 373 1901 DAys 377 7117 w[ Wl ,..e - '41.1 Sanford. 371 78$). TAL TOPS 2563 P.'5 rI('sQtlAt (f -- , I Si - MIscellaneous Oily $600 down, Wash'ngton Oaks tr'rfvo-om. P baths, 709 Terry a"' Wrtcr Monthly terms 75th 674 18?] * Park --._ - Sale For _______-- _______ I Sanford, Fla. Call for Appointment 322.3103 Maitland Flea Mart * j 1.41 tl.i i 1 92 Open Sat & Uti (all 531 3920 iJ; i CEN'I ti'rii' - - Pdevrlv renovated Cola" TV w carpet, j v. e4fItenc, & over -' ________ ' 'Ii'n ' Rooms for Rent Sanford Court MOIeI ,',( torml dining room, beautiful I if(fl HALL REALlY 32)3774. -- 29 ______ ItwY 17 97 ', n P4 01 dog Track SANFORD REALTY 41S Irencti Air " I 'VILDE IV OPt) TPIERPi I"- niacuI4te (rncre'le bloc), 2 i-.edroon I bath, family rode, t(Pii'n equipped, bn-t 'I r f tACIt', gui,' tre's. nc,' ,iri',, (lv i , - f, , We offer a completely paid hospit8llzatiOfl and life insurance plan along with all fringe benefits. Stop ir. and talk with us traning Call COLLECT for Mr ale 01 Th Woods, '17 C,rinviIi,7 pdrrn turn ,central air, heat, 1300 -'- wr f,17 C.7)7 ________ bra,cs to SCIl at Our rot,' Is %cl' Alter hOurS phone 322 _________________________________ - ' Dealer MAk'f offer. 101 Wllo, Sanf'd Phone 37? 1147 Hartman ReaI - ''-i' likOfrOnt lot Take over payments, or pay off balance Ph 323 0350 ,'.ease r hom. famous name r-.-w "vi's month . - f Oil t SANFORD VIliQef. 2 bdrm Set up on 'r,en, beat, a" and on a big Will pur(fl,iso first or Second al,, corner lot near boSpiti. mortgages in Any condetion "i' doctors Only 117,300 Call SoutheAstern Acceptance Cor i Al. TOP'As5oc , ty. lliJn FE',31orl, 87$ II?) Till We Succeed.' ,' R'cpr lrim onsiblilies up t 11.000 *ith Only . - r,.ur? or " . REALTY 2565 PARK DRIVE RETIREES DRE.SM- Repc' 1973 PLACE HOMES NORTH priv,ucy supply Compa'iy eItabIiShej aounts w,tp 5CI CBS 0iny STENSTROM [B 7 ulQ' utility bldg.. yard and shade 14.730 Call own at 3fl 0379 Tb Time TeSted Firm Of ('VIlDO Srrne CSIurui I STAIIL ISPlE 0 NE loNflopHoot) built, Cli. scrceiurd pool, 7 bdt in well cared lot 2 bedroom. I tsjjtPu, den tree's Ph 3633200 tinily room, fcd afl,i & w.CIi-r'ts ottic,e ru back 520.500 -- - lMME0iat'f INCOME U72 '.':b IC 'r 1 en rt'nr rt Ar. carpet. lOx.c' par a HERE'S ANOTHER NICE ' "i, fOrmal dining room. fCncCcl CALL 322-2420 ANYTIME Mobile Homes Sf11 Phyllis Capponi, REALTOR I r,jr, it's a 75 year old 2 b.i'droori "nmø but it has a large living ,t 95) M L S IMULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE, 64J 4)11 - -- MENDED. :,t'er hours phone 377 4)3 IV WE 'P[ PlOT KIDDIPlI,' I PIPE 1 BEDROOM, I t',itt i',unr'Iecl living and dining rooi,'s r-r,',5 last bar, P it(hi-i-i, Sh,itj lOoting, fireplace, brain i'lnq, (r.'ij porch, I )Si4*I 3541 iMli 73$ e')3 LIST YOUR HOME IN Area One, Inc. REALTOR 177000 bArgain located iI Vavlsod Drive 3 bedrooms carpets, large fenced yard, Citrus trees Owner 5 transferred, must ate Jtilan - _______________________________ - - - Tolil r' 'cc 516,300 This buS ni's lo.it, - ear Naval Tri n n- privacy a good ( .RECOM ialue 1200 Frenth Ay* 3?] 7)40 Sanford F a N E other is rented Realistic pr Ce. p0325 Call George It rin't'r, Realtor SUNLANrJ ['TATFs No dr-wn payncnt, VA. no ClOSing 0%t. Irg home irt excellent I'. it' pr-red fl " CI bedroom, I b,tth, concrete clean, fenced, with ht'tli1,' I rut trees 119.930 Looking for 1)dr"ll 1. Tt'!i4ss & 55! Nanr A 1L:rod I. I'ttcr1."fl & Allen F. Armstrong & IA 114 Wekiva Hunt Club, F'ot. Sarah to sri Dor.n 1,1 99 Dcv'nshre. Hunt Sec 1. 839.400. W 11 (aeen F. Sons Ln, to $43500 CLIMATE tiN * FAIRNANkS AVENaE nt ri ktchCn, separate utile?y air arid heat Thi5 Spnth beauty s only 2 years Old, and an ci ceps onal buy Only 171O - baths plus furnished garage ''.,rtment Total price. $23,500 "'onornCr lot near dntown ,i$ PEAL TOP MrIe Wirner 179,900 Terns SlnterdatD.Land LOHGWO AREA (eTY :.uiuTO BODY SALES LOT (OMPLF,TEL, I Uf4NISp-i , SO C " l'l,'tely nguipped With I i?,tli workshgp Paint booth, PIUS fenced in ','.id V hold 25 cam Don 't LOW DOWN PAYMENT (XC(LL(NT FINANCING 7MiIn Noithef Buy, sell, consign, appraise, or I spciat saies out of anything a' room, and more Live i 1, the New 4 Bdrm. We Ten'.i Csu,t - P.cs At,i bath, Ige living room, equipped . 'der 7 Story with tour bedrooms .nsecview I - -- - ' 'r5tyOni After hours phone 32: Days 377 6173 Nights 377 3,474 _____________________ Stemper Realty REALTOR full bathS Carpt'tr'U MIS Orange K.thn equipped Air, Children 'i'nirolr 19195 Erencri TI? Ipfl pets 0 K Pb 311 19)6 after 3 -)22 IIC - --------------I ii' 1?? 7171 (2? 734f Hl5 T -,O STORY. U AL TOP RAVENPIA PARv Houses Rent - - . ,lQ(' i ''i' I • i'i tot location, walk tO schoul I .-droom, 1 baths, out of town - 3? U tpdroom nom,, priced at sir r95 .s ft 1 large 19*17' fimI, ri' ' (1t.11,t, fir 5 ((3 5 ________ 377 1M9 P 51135 down, and lik, over fr,' l"Jf'IQAQC payments on this three ,cner trin%Iq red 179.500 14 0(73 'ir' Owner will cArry .'r',l 3 room upstairs turn apt Adtt 3)4 Pirk Aye, Sanford I beciroomn ip,urtrn-qit - to -- t'i'Jroon,. 2 b,itfl Older home CLIFF JORDAN 'ncr let 104*133 In perfect , rdtiyif Has carpeting, heit PFAL T0!,. 22. r, attic fan, large living inØ LONC,W000 NEW HOMES f - final 0-fling rooms, Completely 7', nIt fn5fl,-g 129 370(i) 'iI'pped kitchen,00ubledetach(.d F 'a's n P,t"tu, o"aue and attached carport pluS CAL TOP S 431 . f-o5t of Other delightful C.tr t,'-st see to appreciate' 639.900 ST. JOHN' S REALTY CO. rancinq available C,tii RROKER3 811 N t-tt 121 os goat Ramp %trtt L.Øt, Auctioneering Service., J77 139$ ilno reply 373 ba5) Day or Nile tjrken Paneled family room, 3 bedroom, islind kitchen, central PRICE f.1.Aip REDuCeD IT V WE'RE PROUD TO PRESENT th.s 7 story. I REALTY Central Se'., tJtl,li... - Clubit.v,,. PI - F'th.nq Al Pell, Jenny Clark Assos • LOW DOWN • RO!L OUTHWARD AFTER -HOURS l'tff4( 3J7 04 SEE FOR YOURSELF THAT THIS IS THE ItEST BUY IN TOWN AT 175.900 ALTAMONTE SPRINGS TwO bedroom duptex furnished person James Durley & wE. Vida to to Harry C. ('ar'ter & wE J0 N,. 1.t 897 Spring Oaks U!i 4. Kolettieni & wi Alberta, IA 15 small car trw l'g$ut delivery Edg Dcv., Inc., 1.0 Theodore 17-Real Estate Wanted 04 this business COLEMAN'S FAdieJ.Barrtes&wf. Florence it 11 131k 0. Bear Lk Manor $37,)0. BARBECUE Ph for a 151k 22 North Orlando 1st Addn Henry Weber Ill condom. Unit FRONT DESK CLERKS-a 7, 311 po.ntrnent, Mr. Stracpian, 377 96,46 M., S 130' of F. 1' of W 659' of $23,500. Klein Bldg. Crii to Thomas A. $19,500 M201 Bldg. 4 ('roW?) Oaks 1st fl Company benefits Apply Mercfland,se Roy D. Chester & sit Linda to Newman & sri Lassie A., 117 Person 1laI.cla4 lori of Altn"n'e Welder or Ele'trician-. Salary NV." of Sec 5-21-30. 117.500. ('orbin S. West Jr. & sri Addn $3.4 54)0 commensurate with ability g strej Ins', to Ro'iben H'.'rlMT H. Barton & sri Linda, :ess W4'7.35', all o16& Wl5i ')evco Oil., Inc. to James K. I'atnciatot.armenS.Jotinston. 313) _____________________ For Sale Sasii & sri. Lena & Jack Sami & its 35 & 36 NIk 60 Crystal Lake of S BIlL 59, Sanlando The sl I, 37131k A SunImerset Freeborn & wE. VickilT I,., I.t 10 Full time shoe i:lerk Mutl,. Goods 21 Situations Wanted sri. Sara E17 of [jy( 73, Spl'j.g Winter Homes $23,000. Subirb Beaut., Palm Springs Nocth, s 131k N Carnemlot Un. 2,135,300. 3 mature ano neat Start 315 Nu-Trend Homes Inc to Sec., 141.001. Hanunock. $17.. KIlL Mills. sgl. to Hobt. P. 52-Appliances Douglas A Ikise& sit %'alorfe M,4tUp r"an w,tPI n Apply S4nford Shoe Center, 774 Max Visi The hluskey Co. to Blessing- to Clarence K. Adklns & sit Martu.scello & sri. Amelia, IA 9 53-TV Radio Stereo truck de%.res Steady work with Philip H. Mallati & wE, Timothy lull & sd Gloria Beg. IsP St. Santord P 0 Box 71*. DeBary, 66* Marsla toSteven L. Grier & sri. SEcor. SR 426& Kimble Si. for Methven Inc., it 8 BIlL K. Jean K. N 30' of 10 & S 10' of & Vt' 19.5' of 10 HIlL 45. Sanlando SI-Garage Rumv"ige Satei REALTOR Associates for new Lake $701 Jere D. Lt 1 Spring Oaks, pob. run S 50.1' K 102' etc.. in Sweetwater Oaks, Sec. 5, Lot 11 Goldenrod Manor, Sub. Beaut..PalmSpringsSec.,. Mary office InCentive corn 55 BOa . MarIne Ovjedo, Sec 10.21-31 $22,500. mission plan. AiLS Service, $14,900. $21,500 $29,0. Equ'pment Housework Wanted comutor service, 71 Hr an Harlan V 3rown & sit Ruth to I QCIJ Wayne 0. Pugh & tQCl)t The Salvation Arni)' to ((('I)l Willie J. Griggs & sit. Jerry It I.ahr. sgl & Marilee S*er,nfj set, ice, sanfidential 32') 24!.? So-Chnipinq Equipment Joseph P. SUite & Jon C., SE'S Christopner N. Schmuker & wE Agnes & l. Knox Ikttinghaus, latin, sgl to Dasid It. French & Annie o Annie 8. Hudson, LI 35 SI -Spec Is Equipment of SE1i of SE7 a of Sec. 37-21-32, Debordh LI 3 BIlL 22, No. On. 1st Trustee to Miles H. Keogh & wE Mercedes. it 20 131k f), Orange Est., $100. ?t IflCS s Op per tu (31 ties Addn $18,700. $10') Betty 13., IA 20 151k 0, West !.nsiood Rev., 134.9(X). Zi"I (' l-.il)sofl & wE. Blanche S8 -Bicycles FORREST GREENE INC. —. vxai Del.,er y Sq'rvit' for safe 0 Ruhlno.l.add of ha., Inc. to Altamonte lit-s., Sec 2,1100. Robert 11. Stlne& sit. Eugenk' Q(1)l Win F'. Viering, Intl. to Charles It. Young & v.f. 9-Mvsscal Merchandise 1AL TUk' ill 6)53. 613 7)3k Sanford (9041 7fl 3140 ., Sidney W. Paul & sit Grace 11 Miles It Keogh & sri Betty to to Jean 0 Viermg, Indi'. I.t 7 Thelma I.. Ii 8.4 131k A, Winter 60-OffIce EquIpment to Joseph P. Stlne & Jan . flu hard K - Marks & Rub), Lit. Iiaklarul hills $100. of SE' uf SE' £ ef S(' 27- lO 'corthv.00d $34,500. Wnod Un :t, $42.54i. And Supplies Sanford 3 Det,artd area $1000 Huselano Crp to Mark 1. 19 & 3)131k D., West Altamone zi-r. p, WIn. N. Roebuck & wi. Wikoconstr. to Joseph K. Ku I :ovecs initial eQuipment No fee I 61-BulldIntj Materials C. Blaylock & sit Cynthia Mae, it H.s See, I, $7,000 I)ennit C. Oi)eIl to itiarg Send reSume to BOx 331. & sif Helen P ,Lt 2 131K K. North PatrIcia to I'e:er Voungless & I Otis-Il & wE. Audrey I.., ii 21 3 BIk F' Woodmene Park, 2nd W H Green & Sons, Inc. to Orl. Tern., Sec 2 Un. I $33,500. sit. Lindi. it 17 Bear Lake 62-Lawn and Garden I 165), Sanloro, FIa 63-Machinery and Tools ______________________ Richard N. Kaiser & wE (less W 80' & Vt' 29' of q repi. l?.500. C. Nelson Blaclirnore, Intl. & litlIs, $18,100. U r,. BALL - COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE Stenstroni REALTOR ASSOCIATE 6740606 U75 WIl PI far 3123 ?2 fl7' A Truckload Sale 'A. Huliman Realty OPITROL, AND EAT IN KIT Rl3[ BY. THEN CALL - JOHN SAULS AG [NCY O,,s il? 7171 1.-yr JflOIiS IIROKEI4 ASSOCIAIF Or' Lake Butler. buy all or part Totalprce$9,p, 0000 Lrm bonuS Morning spilt, 9 to i E wenr,Qs 3 io 9 Ayply n during above hours Room SO? AtlantIc National Bank Buildirtg. - I REAL BARGAIN Almcii.t new 3 tirclrie, I . t).)Ui hOne P40 Qu,ilfynrI ASSri t. v. nOrtq.ge & pay equity Monthly iyne,'t% itSi 6 diamond,) ]rdcarat.appra,.,, sPecial sales (watch ids) 00 E 7S•h St 141) -_____ _________ • VA OR FHA S ROOM, Wldding ring set, new, pef'ec' ,.rmIv.146. Sa'rtord,3731fl — DUPLEX- JuSt liSted 1', yr o'd. each side COntainS? bedrooms, I [)lPdlNG Houses for Sale___ 116w 2nd St Call 3727491 TAFFER REALTY [ DROOM HOME AT 2019 PAP AVE LARGE LIVING .SlTH FIREPLACE. . OUMA, Pdr'a' iJu,Ilif,Cd buyer Only $3) (li 1 VEREST REALTY. lPd iALTOp ¶' .'.i tlAOd O,'ti 7 di,5 __ Sanford - ____________________________-, p financing i"led to choose from 17) 9,) 571,900 Call Mr Tuck, 19041 734 1 377 apArtmenl 1270 Orlando Drv' _________________________ -r 'tellent '-nm'nole Hqh Srooi VA '.Djwr', EtlA Low down, fr fr1, ONE HALF ACRE -- reeds benefits Apply 'n PtfSOrt 91! Holiday Inn of Altamont, SprIngs ui Urious shag carpeting, gara tios aod a dinn room -.. .r"(' t, lPi hCm h& . Cm electric heat & or Trac' AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS.- NO PETS qualify for a 3 or I bedroom home ----- IPe buy Sell tride 11 315 E Firit St MONDAy NIGHT Antiques. TVs. Pw'5CCilCnOS. New mo used furniture an appIiince P( LONOWOOD cIT WILSON MAtER FURNITURE PUBLIC AUCTION EVERY 21 Hour Serve - - - Realty • uppeo k tcf'en - C,,'trl Watt, - .'.-n'cr Park Pnes,bner3 293 3159 OrlAndo ------- EVEREST Neat. clean one bedroom dvplei AdultS olIly no pets Convenient area 373 $346 After 1 30 372 36)) Located .n Sanford, Fla Call MainteneflCC Helper . t)eauifç( Color and Black & White TV'. (rt.itlr & consoles, also table 1. ars. tem 373 070* * oanford Auction '* i-arm . 7 bath Paneleotamily rm arnetro ce'..' t PIIC Cu 7791 4 Bed., 2 Bath sford Manor 'ULPREALTY 37W 1st Stree' 373 6061cr 32) 0517 or 372 USi '-.tr fOrd L akeveir City wiTh 0 (5 Iii S, - mk an Oftr ______________3 3733 _______ ________________ - Nesent hOinC 37 un'tS compIe' '. occupied $ unts being con' 41 2315 Park Dfivt. 372 7161 I,r,inCijl statements. and so forth For ,7 [A. TOW , BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCA1 --_____________ 3w First St ALTAMONTE REALTY Par), Avenue Mobile Park in per.ort, IS-Resort Property — 12 Bcdvom AdultS Only --' Content 'ental Central Florida Inc FurnIShed WELAKA APARTMEP4TS 111W ll St n mo)si ,5 SCttiflq CIP flCAutf,ct On Award R,i" st y' - I or . 1 bath5 arpart & wnnrr Adij(tt, iS S,tr'icr,I A. utilit y rn Choice cl au P."'drl Open 123 P5' t(OAtO & kitch.n .1ppIiarce of i1-Far,ns and Groves ,'iabe5.niorRT:rnl Neat 2 bedroom home on beautiful lot, $Ie.Q0. Seller will carry 2nd mortgage M. UNSWORTH REALTY tyAth5 20S Terry I toe, Sanfo' (t?-',r I-' ,'y ,, a.i (iti!.' 'hrç,-i r" rOl,' County business Your home. Shop garage Make 3D Magnetic 3i 1ne SLIOOtCS plOstic all a ae to r. 303 3743076 -c.rty _________________________________ _____________________________ ., sect'on •'2 ft. sofa. wt'.' Ixocade, excellent COnditiøn IIC( Attr S & weekends, call 377 7(c ___________________________ .'.SSOrted szes and ',i y iP ,t t4'9y noce pri r rst t*o %10r0 _ thuiC pist te HIVER rad-o station en Celery Av After 1 weekdjs, RIVER FRONT AND anytime wknd 3 S5 RIVER £CCES HOME$$Trs Monthly fcrm Winter Park. e — ____________ nw dOwn piyrn('nt Call Sonne New tour bedroom home trni of - lake access, only $12,500 , p0 ntprrit 't you earn between U0 1l7,3Qo annually. you may a ' refrigerator. ticckadr fence. J!D_ LUXUPIOUSOV,,SI:, I onj 1 burm PCaSOriahly prrr. 32 i073 apts Eat in ktcI'i'qi, frost trr T2i.,,. ______ ______ rCfrgerator dishwasr,.r 40 Condominiums draperies, Shag carpetng. tare-ly - with 13 -Lots and Acreage ' 3 Make 110 art hour. Clean. profitab'.' fl6 lU?s ..Vd. Qualilyng . 3 bedrooms .i'r ShQ CarpetS. Central hr.it & dPosl C,tii 373 074? für . SeviI"r , :I' F g"t Wanted To Rent ' t' i'l% ncluded. 1100 631 t107 _____________________________ w,' C,uarantee Lowest Pr,ces Calibart Real Estate - PUMPSprys,r teifures material Gun and hOe lot, furnished. fenced. 10,10' A Carpet Reninants * screened palo, 2 utility builing, NO DOWN PAYMENT - OPILYI]S000WN HIDDEN LAKE Store space for rent in Pinecrest oee 5175 i month alus laundry room Cassclberry • pointmerrt ' 830.5500 WASHINGTON OAKS REALTY , fl'-.'.r' L-,s Clot, n, Pt' i) la)Oor ream two utility fliS, Inc Realtors LOnQ*ou.J ;rc'enhousc, entral heat & ar '.'st be SCt tO ,tl:bri'Cdtc nd or lICE--OPEN SUNDAY 173 Ott Cr Spare far rent fl Lake Mar, _______ , Sanlaado Springs $36,000. Audre) to Thomas L Sleede & James N. \'oung & wE Carole sit Deborah, S 60' 1.t 7 & N 37.5' to Robert lee Webb & sri Linda of 8 HIlL B Scminok Tern. B.. 1.t231.Slk K. Winter Woods s-' Replat $34,500. tJ Un 2 $.17,t MaL.'1 E AlLropp ti Wise (Jars' V. Jackson, sgl & MarineConstrinc..Lot.sl.7 131k i bedroom, I batri. large tam!,-1 .' Ilams. Assoc SI'I ii' ARBOR PAIP1T5PR PAINT VARNISH ENAMELS .(rr€rfl :'.' tr,i.i,', en large AUSTIN OFvFLOPP,'Ep4T CORP Roberts & Gilman Business PrCpc'Fty DUPLEX- 7 bedrooms, carport A Costs _____ FOR SALE EXCLUSIVE N• I yr 'j draperies stay with large bay .ndow double lot Av3id high All briCk, Central ht & air, car "penses Assume 7 pct loan pelCd 3 bedroom I', Cr 7 bath 33,7 Connie Ru%5Il. bemes Model open 16 pm 415 Valencia Ct North A?4I Op For Rent iequi,ed 377 7l . . N'- fl, rome wtti all eleCtriC Canif,r' Lovely Shag carpet with tUStopi RI ALTOR ------ _______ 'hAn new, O#. ma ntcnAnc,' 7331 Park r 377 711$ ___________________________ 372 6157, Altec 5)727171 SPACIOUS 2 bedroom unfunithed apartment Security deposit Houses for Sate _____ 'iTF ' ' 7 PAIf flfl..-N VAASSUMPJION.7% Jim Hunt Realty - LOCH After 7 p m --- * Frid out how much house you can buy before you find your hOint C us today. Everest Ratty, Inc . REALTORS, 1601 S Hwy 17 ?, Mji'tind. 624 3406 Open 7 days c nut, neat functiOnal 5 this fr NOW 7~ %VA & FH,A bedroom, two bath hOme Better 32) 200 ljtilit,k 1)00 dEPosit 373 1901 - —i' Houe for Sale_____ ____________ - JOI4NNy WAL KER w ?" -- 41 ---- E'tutivp chair & desk w Credenia Eletrc water Cooler I)1 Magnolia Ave. Sanford Vietnam Veterans are eligible Un cycle'like new, 135 Call ) 72)2 or 7)73 with qualified length of Service ____________________________ UUitS VETERANS Let us help you ri Cbarnng your Certificate cf Eligibility World War II, Korean. Post Korean arj 'About this car you oId me I thougl Only breakfast cereals were supposed Ic. go SNAP CIACKLE POP1 ' - - -- 2 bedroom aPt $160 'ncludanc - A PA P 7 ME Pd I S ' ' A 4 ;.i _____________________ - For Rent I. 7. & 3 bedroom aFart men:s Carpt.nq, d.apqj, kitchen eqUippej, pool and taudramal 372 7 '*'ATTENTION* - ______ ______ in PLUS SALE. us appliances U ktchn cab nets, klcrier snks, and other items Will b" "eld May 7, 1971 from 9 30* in tO I P rn First come, first sereo Casi'i. money order or certified ciiec Sale wIl be held at San ford Airport Building 337 ______________________________ I o (ct en ceor.' le Cardinal", mint COflditio numbered I sgned only 500 circulation $100 373 4730 '. I / MObIIO Home Lots 11 3?] 6)53or 645 733] ,'.,• *aite, 160. Pr Italian lamps. sl lerilIp mini en&ro, 65 CC rn bk, less than yr old. orlg-'- -I OSt 1349 95, *ll take 1150 Pudle'y Wltiam lithograph prrt - ______________________ ..0 TA U T PA flU American Sofa bed. 1i5 Traditional Sofa, light blue & Ajvert,%,e your buSints with Easy or. Eity of f Magnetic Signs I 0*' your vicles 373 *403. i- . ANKLlu ARMS APT5 (p4( available in A,7,lt Parv __ I & 2 fldrm As Central heat & pool Adults 1170 Florida Ad.' (RUr.OPy MOBILE HOMES 321 6650 ' i r-ncnAve . Saator 503W is't. st , REALTORS 196W Lake Mary Bl'c1 I - GENEVA GARDEP4 cream n'I'P' r ID gal per hr Phone 377 6620 Forrest Greene Inc. ______ — I , ------wOod 7 bedroom. Central ar, !ir,'d privdtC lot $160 a month .'. 'X75i? 867 8116 _______ F -------------.--------- \ \_. ( I 4 BEDROOM -ely, 1)25 mo S Sanford Ai rn, i oi - 373 4711 rane for / _________________________-Early 7311W Drnkler system, private boa' and ramp Yrij'li rr(l In re 5NFOPD REC VEE SERVICE -- (- VE MOPIEY Li'? us web your old lawn & pat a turn,ture Wayne's Quality Nw & Used Furnelure. 1200 French Air '' ,et your trailer hitch from MAITLAND Lake front estate. 4 tedroomt, 3 baths, lOyly Iaml room, 70 x 14', fireplace, large room, gorgeo5 decor. / MIscellaneous For Sale ,.Ii rot take your boat along *jth yotjr vacation this a 253' on Street. i 135' lot Priced bIO* appraisal 161.000 - -. - - — - 4 ___________ "lectricPh 323 0122 I", - NEAR CHURCH Oeflary 66$ 4?S - - ' I(JIIA IiVAILAIILL: P40.'. CHOICE OF I BEDROOM OR 7 BEDROOMS ATTRACTI'1( REASONAEiLL 574 1Q40 ________________ - - ( and School Large 2 bedroom. CO with singIo garage Shaded lot 316 9 REAL TOP cintIr' Atk F,'.om and Dad to let you have a ClaSSited ad garage - Miscellaneous For Sale game t 7) I Marlar 'y well COnstructed bedrooms. 2 bathe, built 'fl break nook, efl(IO%ed front an hack rw,tcp,es deep well and Sprinkler ____________ _____________ CORBETT REAL ESTATE Hey Kids looking for an extra _________________________________ riunring for the alr. F inc Condition Early AmCrican anbque butter churn. US Old t,eie SCW.fl' sewing machine made ,nto 'ter g condition, 150 Early American accessories. Snail ,tmpj, knick knacks & Pictures raIl 327 1959 In (hC . . ---- Year lease Dupi, - 7 bum Adutt Only, (ic.ii modern Serurty dos't,$lSo 377 6470 or 3 -.-.------,. Sunday, April 28, 1974-5C Handsome oan cotal table. I rios 04d Sacrifice, 135 Mit(h'rg olive green u41olsteced chairs S&) rome life leir'. iSbej?os roof. 3 turn r1,, tar rent - FurniShed one bedroom, CptiOruilly (lean home IllS mo 'tnt Call after 5 p.m 373 $75, :PdFOpO 'I / ___________ 2 t.*'drpr,i furIdShi Ar (arid (i,Cly SpiciouS apa(tment tar SC(urity Adult s, 1133 rro pl jfy / I 3) Houses Rent Furnished ' - --.-- ______________ ___________ Aather Call Mrs Rutherford Dfl ________________________________ .' - // 7t:roun.CHtn,en.ounty Grod Aell water Lots 04 trs. 1)6 9) MOSSI E BATEMAN Two bedrooms, I ttp. will to waii arpeting, drapes, Central heat and air Full-1 equipped Witti dish 3 _________ _____________________________ Mobile homes Rent -- -.* _______ _____________ Lke new, 2 bedroom, family room, kIchen eQuipped, carpet. Ph 3727747 - TREES blo(k, close n itchi'n Cqupj.cj, 1t Ilø*', 314,, no Security depo5it 371 1067 in person to I- - .. so a variety of nice trees On - ',itdord, 7 hdri' uflfurnishemj .i: 3 - I Ii -(rent with Option to ho-, I t,lrm -,-------------.--,----.--.-- - Sail . plan 'i- ' I,, a:prtc at,' ; -------. iTfl !Tifl9C I 7 hfti hop-te With large ttid resdent,I area i icelierit condton I bC(1'Di'f\ 'P't '-venengs ' - I . SPANISH STYLE HOME . 110W AIRPORT BLV() SAP1ORD LA ' -i D#.. PEAL TO. 32) 77 u 'i.er'nr6, 3 bedroom, 7 bath. i yr uI,1 self o- 0n Ining room. $755 mo 1 636 336* 12 Bedroom fc'eri - -- -Cmmes) , gn. I .• 7*70 . I ri-dr,,', I bath rarted rt, 1)75 per month gulp ROM SITS r' -: - - 3 Bdrm ,large fenced lot. 1570 dOwn, sill ma I, ct Acre Ra(ti. 'I AT1RACTIVE iD25' ni Heated Pool .fter 2 pm - - 'r • , _______ - -- by Gill Fox bN1rr, I btl i' r.i w' rrç..t Wil I.e p ntr flSdi' ar-'J ItROK UP, 37? 164) * _______ — Unfurnished Recreational Building * andwech shop Apply in per son to The BØQ DIp. 2439 French Ave Can Help Call 423 4317 WreIf p o So' 1213 Santorl .Li3 * * Clothes Washer.Drye cosa Boat Co. Sanford 372 3Sa Yong tidy tO work fl ce crearr AnOnyrnOv% SIDE GLANCES NEAR TOWN I bath HOLLAND REALTY Dishwasher.DispoI - -, bdrrn * Range.Refrjgerao1 -- FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM Copy. Department Hours 8a.m. 5:33p.m. Villa *Wiw Shag Carpet n?er5?(' boat deliv(r,eS Appi, O%;cr HuLse Jr & wf ShirIe $,iNI Lcs, 'sin! Ee-hf'roni SW cor 115.000 .... .. . ror ANY OCBTS 'NcuRRED S -irini's Tr 3. S" m l .'.P'r()',[ OTtIER THAP, \i t- crfl l..dnd :'tcqu'.tia s or oruel' 1,e wil Un' I{t(h.rt1 A ..Yet'r & f I'uth t ::i'i1 t::i. $;J I t(1)l IliiuiIi1 1) Null & 3 Wilco Cvn.str. to Win.A. Deadline-U Noon M SELF AS OF APRiL 25, 1974 E,ceflent income. lbi'il bonuses (o.. that partof: its 91. 92 & 106 John Krider, md. & Tru.stee to Bryson K. Kennedy & wE Karen to Ronald L) Suit, Crosni Jacobs & wi. Jean C, LI. 3 BIk K Day Before Publication Richard L. Sander's and awardS Openings in San hik D. D.R. Mitchell Survey of to same 4 as above, front SW Deborah B, 1.1. 4 131k 13 Oak Oaks, 1st Addn., condom. $100. north On Terr.. Sec 4 Un. 1, I i:.ppv PIP THOAY. GRAMMIE. ford. Oetona. DeBar.. cemInoe -n Moses K Levy Grant $100 -or of Sec. 7-2041 etc. $7,560. .-\rbor, 132,300. Carison & sri Mar)' to $28,500. VeluSia Counties I ______________________ I PAM AND PAUL. person to Ivan Lh Rousha & wE Dorothy Melvin Levy & sri Helen, AS The Greater Constr. ('rp 10 i thru S times 40c a line Art E4ual opportunity EmP1o,rr In David I.. Qrr & wf Diana B. W of it 15 & all of 16 & 17 131k ('art F' Mend. sgl., Unit I-K, Child CaI' 30C a lIne SANFORD YELLOW CAB CO 6 thru 25 times ii 8131k A Easthrook s.d Un. 11. 13 Robert L Betts Addn Alt Sausaltto, Condom. Ph. 1, 76 tImes 70) S PartI Ave .51 bObys'! n my home Days 37) 23c a line S,3i),500. $41,000. £51. "' ($2.00MIHIMUMCHARGF1 Delivery man wantej MuSt Psic W, W. Wadell, sl to Robert Wendell F Aldridge to Jan S. Wuif & wE Narita to Owrt dependable transportation 3 Lines Minimum 11 Instructions I. Miller & sf Debrah K., LI. 12 Kathleen Aldridge, lot 47 Lee Daniellafley & sri Barbara Apply Box 33& care of The BATON LESSOPIS Taught by Jene Herald-Box 1837, Sanford Ekason s.d. $10,000. Laurelwood 8100 A., it 3 131k C. Paradise Point, ___________________ nrc n?omruat,oct Ja(obs Fr %m. F. Neeky & sri Ida to Elmco ('on.str. to Kenneth C. 3rd 5CC.. $32,500. mactact 1089 130 LIVE WIRE NEEDED Announcements Joseph N. Shifalo & sit Ann I.. 9ret.sbach & wE Helen, it 485 K. H. Fisher & wf ()veda to - - - " We're ikiflg for a dynamic ri of Thank. TvAc.S1 _11 [.1.2 BlkC, Druid'.Iiits Es!.. Ist Winer Springs tin. 4 $S5,J0. Gee, N. Shanholix & sri d.vidua' wit?' an excellent teal estate track record to loin our Addn., 141.500. (Q('Dl Elsa Garcia, sd to Mildred, Ii 7-In Memor$am ARP[T 1OU'S INC 131k 5 Fai,rlane y-oun'j, pr,,qres%lv* Staff Would ,rj T,,'5 .1 Ma!iih, skid & Junior 1'on s Homes Inc Cu'S C; 54' t.t i . Sei 1 Rep!. $7,500. J-Cpmet,sries handing referrai sp-q(ialte *2) cee'-i',un ,e' i1 1 r K. Malosh & sri Frieda to Trailwood Es!., Sec 1 8100 from tIse north. and Ca' Wiko Cunsir. to Freddie Lee buyers .-Peonats p4, 4351 £31 3231 I1I,t1 çcrlte employee relocation Terrence J. Futcher & sit ('oates & wf Dorothea L 1.1. 48 Matthew Apt & wf Gertrude. s—Lost and Found LI'ils 27 28& 29, 131k 6, Crystal Jo}retulsaaeV,m, Riggs lIl& (;enes'a Terr., $24,000 18 Help Wanted CLIFF JORDAN b-Child Care LikeWinterflomess-d,$10,000. sitMadeIineLI9BIkA %Sesl Lk North On. Co to Paul L REALTOR 1)1 $273 Carpet Salesman ___________________________ 7-MotIs Hotels IQCDI I C Ross Inc. to Brantle% Rd. Ills., $15,000, Grubtss & wf Va., Lots & 33 fiper enced measuring. i AVON ritra SpringIer Charles K Schmidt to 131k C North On. Ranches, Sec. ('harlesR. Kelber & sri Jeanne. 8-Eating Places blueprint tayr cit Salary p.us net yOtIiit summer camnogs ca't Li 6&N25'of7 Blk20Sanlando Belimiontietdwl 'TA $7 tM . ,si -- & wf -. Joan M PJ'.Pdn..,,,. •. r. wacariun I Charlene B. Harrison, sgl to Sub. Beaut., SanfOrd Sec., $100. it 2 Apply Spring Oaks, Un. 2 Willis G. Ma}o, sgL & Mv')-, Global Carpets.! fleico of Oil. Inc. to John B. 10-Do It Yourself 119 S MagricIca Ave 32') 7120 I %hJ & wf, Slesen M. & Margaret 1. Charles H Kelber & wE $40,200. sgl $ Keniith j Forester & sif Mary E, 1,1. 4,3 il-Instructions I Annetle, 1124 indIan mIls Un. Golubfr, LI 10 81k A. Eastbrook Jean'te to Wendell WIn Hawes Anna Bohanrion Wid. to Wm HIlL H Camelot In 2, 13,5,300. Immediate Open in gs Riggers & Burners s-d Cii. 16, 142,900. & wE Edy the, it. 6 & N 25' of 7 H. Barringham & wf LueLla, I.Ls 6, 137,000. Travel & Recreation RiChard L \'elverton Jr. & Jaymor Corp to Sammy L BIlL 3). Sanlando Sub. 13eaut., 1-3. 4, 21.24, 81k D, Tr. 53, wE. Martha I.. to Russell Thomas J. Caulfield & wf. ante'd. six CxDrirrid men Pay In Central Florida I) -'ravel Agenie.s cmmersra?r .Ih 1 and Sanlaridri ?ttflc' 116,1(t) Kathleen to Dasid E.Cady& Hartrmars & sri Mary. Lot 21) 131k Sanf See,, 532,500 '.% rren & v.1 l'earle, it. 3r Bear rxucrence Pt"t"m'f,542 -------------I-)-Lampsng 1,sOrIs w, trace rauo Un. 7'so. u, i in euasuan nss., Un. its ARMY RESERVE UNITS IN Lake Ests. .140,000. CENTRAL FLORIDA NEED SALESLADIES S 145,500. The Villages, condom.. *33,500. Nader Homes, Inc to Barry 15-Action Sports MEN AND WOMEN WITH OP Robt. K. Brown & sri Bonnie Stephen F'. Sensakovic & sri. W, Critzer & ssf Donna, it. 191 Wanted Experience preferred. WITHOUT PRIOR MILITARY Employment Man, (Oriiy Jacquelyn to Frank Sensakovic to Betty F. Collum, sgl., it 79 ScaRy Shoes, $35,400. SERVICE FOR lB HOURS A ter'ef.ts Good salary APply MONTH. AND TWO WEEKS & wE. Stella, its 13 & 14 & K n Lake flame: Est., $22,000. J.BrailcyOdham&wf Louise 11-Help Wanted person tM'dco DiScount Drug EACH YEAR YOULL EARN Charles Clayton Jr.. Etux etal of Lt 12 BIk 45 Cyrstal lake t.i Russell P. Odharn & wE Vera, Store. P.ncrest Shopping Center, 21-Situations Wanted 1772 TO 11 60 PER HP. PLUS to James W. Rich Jr. & wE Winter Homes, $4,000. Sanford 1.t. 1 131k 13 Repl. olSanora Un. i AN0 P P 0 M 0 '1 I 0 N BENEFITS Financial RETIREMENT Anna N. Henderson to Rudy Martha.! K 35' of it 7 & W 45' of WANTED Experienced tOs'P,litt & 2,143,301). SOME OF THE JOB FIELDS operator Call Good pay Vallee 1enderson LI 6 -7, 81k 8 Lake'siood Shores, 2nd Addri James K. laughlin & wf 24 Business opportunitIes FOOD OPEN P10141 t40W American Wood ProductS. 3 12. Tier F, Sanford, E. II. 111,000. Helen K. to llnce I.. Elland & PERSONNEL SERVICE 21-Loans _________________________ Conrad Win & Martha W Traf ford's Map, $100. CARPE NTERS, ELEC v.f[AndaS.itIOBlkDSunlartd FRIDAY needed for ir GIRL 28-Insurance CONSTRUCTION TRICIAPIS, Charles H. Thomas & wf. Baker to R C Browne & Robt. Est., $21,000. etu,tectural office, precious cx EQUIPMENT OPERATORS W. Stevenson, Beg. £64.74' W of Edna to H.avel I). Bricker & wf. 'I'homnas J Spencer & wE Mary perence preferred. hourS I to S. DR IV E P 5. Rentals ME C H A P41 CS many benefits Salary corn Betty N. U 17 BIk 17 NEcorofNE'sofSE'sSec 18to PeltzerConstr. Co Inc. u.s POSTAL CLERKS MILITARY 29-Rooms for ent meqtscjr ate with experience If P(), I CE ME 4 ME Dl C A 21-30 Ct $1,000 Weatherslield 2nd Addn. &SBlk[),SanlandoSpi'ingslr. interested, call 3728165 tor a) T'CHNICIANS. CLERK 1OCT51 llnA,i liTlillin Rn,n.. 'ii •OOfvi b._.. J )1! ..'T. 441 JiJ. STEP4OC,RAPHP5. TYPISTS. Unfumnished Joseph H. Masek & sit. crur to Jennings Dodson ('harlcs R Kelber & v.1 Iki•Aire homes Inc to l.&'ihtiin -i Hall ('irp t GENERAL SUPPLY CLERKS. Ti", Cety of Sanford Civil Ser'vce ACCOUNT INC CLE RkS Shirk)' l.oGknn K. Wilson & sri. Ramseur, Vt 73.5' of LI 34 BIlL C Jeanne to Wendell Win Hawes Christopher J. Esbensen & Raymond 1) Reid & v.1 Va. L., 31 -Apartments Rent Board , acceptng applications PR ACT IC AL I IC ENS E 0 Furnished Ruth, Its 21 & 22 81k F. English Est., Un. 3 8100 &wfEdythe,Lt.6&N25'of 131k Donna J., Lot 5 81K D, Lot 4&5 Spring Oaks Un. 3 for employment for the following INFORMA TIO'l P4U.TSE. Agmt-Rilla M. Kinnaird to 3),SarilandoBub. B.eaut.,Sanf. Bon.aventure 112,000. SanL*ndoSpgs.,Tr. 837,700 il-Houses Rent Unfumnlshed SPECIALISTS. QUALIFIED Equipment Operator I 1570000 Harold N. Kinnaird & wf Fern, Sec., 132,500. WARIANT OFFICER PILOTS. repi. w a' $43.j 8d-AIre Homes Inc to Gknti 13-Houses RenI Furnished Blanton 1). Owen & sri Abbie uass 00 an 1101 BC 10001 FIXED ROTARY of E'2 Jeannie Homes, Inc. to W 100' of E 560' of N Chnr1ott Isbill. sgl. to H J to Edward W. Hambright Jr., V. Carler& sri Joann K., it 476 31-Mobile Homes Rent Utility Plants Oper.. Unce't WING MECHANICS, ARMY t37m0B173i2i0 ifl MlchaelE.Pintet',Jr.,sgl.U17 of NW's of NE1s Sic 23-20-32, Kay inc. -BLks 3 & 7 Crystal it 1 & E12 ci 2 131k C, Lake Spring Oaks Un. 3 $37,700 SECURITY AGENCY RELATED 35—Mobile Home Lots All posit.On5 are for full time em less rd. $2,850. COMMUNICATIONS FIELD 131k N. Spring Lk Ills, Sec The Huskey Co. to '''• Lake Winter Homes s-i, Waymnan ilLs., $23,900. ptoyrnent all City Civil For Rent CALL Pd ORLANDO. 639 3920 OR StephenP.Smith&wfJcianto 1100.000. Richard 1.. Parker Jr & sif catexineConstc.Crp. 1.12131kG Service Rights and Benefits 6155131 ltd MELBOURNE, 25-9 16-Resort Property Interested personnel please Harry I. Turner & sri Howard C Vickery & wf WMWm K. Grlfhn& sri Mar)' I'atrkiatoJehn Zakosioront'& Sweetwater Oaks, Sec. 5 321377)1 IN DAYTONA BEACH contact The Sanford PerSOnnel For Rent Patricia to Randy K. Cole & sri. Rosemary. IA 9 81k 9 to ('harks K. Blanton Jr. & sit v.1 tuba S 410' of NW's $13,900 757 aOl) ltd P. ISSIMMEE 447 1373 0-rector or ttia Civil Service OfANYTIME LE TWEEP4 I a m TO Diane, Li 7 131k J North Oil Weathe:sfield 1st Addn $20,800. Jeannie. ii 14-3 Proposed Mat of of SW $ less Rdi & S 00' of N ''-Business Property Luke 0. Range, sgt to Win. 1' fce th Sanford City Hall for 10 pm MONDAY THRU SUN For Rent John H. Ciuldress & sri Betty Chula %'isn, Sec. 2, 17,300. lurther information or applying Tern., Sec 4 Unit 1, 127,000. 440' NV. £ of NW7 s n Sec 39- Craig .Jr & sit Katherine. it 4 DAY to' employment" _________________________ Witi H Griffin & wE Mary to 20-30 Lot 159 Myrtle Lake Hills, 131k ('Sky lark s-d 831.600. QCD Ronald D. Nut! & to Jay K. Nesly & sri Cheryl N. in -Wanted to Rent RELIEF NIGHT AUDITOR Ex Janice K. to Ronald D. Nutt, it 7 BIk C Sweetwatcr Oaks, Charles A Gill, LtIl2Proposed $80,000. GENERALACCOUIITAPIT [kvcoOrllnctoWrnflSutton perlenced Comoany benefits Sec. 3166,000. Real Estate Plat of Chula Vista, Sec. 2. Div,i1iortof National company, needs Unit 201, Bldg. 0, Crown Charles H Foote & wE Sheila & sit Betty J., it 1 81k 0 Apply Holiday Inn of experienced prson to prepare Joseph Bruno & sri Vince to $7,300. Altarnonte Spt.ngs 1st Addn., $100. to Lonnie K. Myers & wE Mary ('ammn'ltit L'ID. 2 .l-:us&'s for Sate to Stanley Pollitt & sri. Vera E. Audrey 115131k ICamelot Un. 2 Hr)an & sri K. Faith, LI. Spring Oaks Un. 4. 137.200. its 33 & 34 BIlL C, West 835.000 Vt'flStt C. AnderSon & sri Grange Prop Inc. tol'hntes H Altarnonte lit Sec. 1, $20,000. Enix & wE Rosalind, it. 899 lAdle 3. Barnes & srI. EliLto Dale Voit Jr& sri Betty F'lorcneta James $,uy & sit. I... it'.1 BIlL 12 Wrstbersfhtl Is! Spring Oaks L'n 4. 837,i'i. jj 5 GrangePropinc.toflerbertl 'ida, Ham- Addn $19,600. — __:,__- • (rn+ Vartr — , -''- ,-' __••_' '__-- — -- ------.--------.. --.-- - HouseS for n Sanford (Could bc 3). 1165 ma Phone '? E'p tractor traUer t1rvers tar flore - Houef, Sale bedroom høu RENTAL APARTMENT HOMES to $1000 for Summer c'rk Call Pam Condon 631 7267 For tvr1Ier informal ort ciii 173 4311 write Sanford Al Anon Family Group P 0 Bo' 553. Sanford. FIa 3217) For Consecutive Want Ad 1*o Sandlewood and Hwy 46 isdO .LCO$OL A IROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY' AL ANON problem r famI,es or I - .eAJS Ak for Want Ads - . - ______________ Rent Houses - ' '''''''''''''''''''' - - "Uj.'- Ulifurnistled ARE YOU TROUBLED' Call Toll We Care- Like pIoc'e' Have (ree tsme Fiirn rrte. au o7 for Rated - Unfurnjshed ______ CalbertConstr. to Eugene H. $,000. - — The Sanford Herald Apartmen Rent prltrneDtK CLERK 3 Saturday & Sunoy- Experencrd preferred. or wII tran APpI) en person. 5Pef4tofl Sanlord Inn I 4 Otic I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE RceptiOflISt, doctors medcII background necess., FOR ANY OETS INCURRED 373 S1O BY AN'vONE OTHER IHAN MYSELF AS OF APRIL 21. gvli tt STANLEY PaCIQtI . . 4' The Herald Sunday Want Ad , ;;- - '_-__..- . __ .. Smn sgl., W 5816' r it io Joann N., it 2 131k A. Second The Hu.ske Co. to Robt. J. Steflen & wf Teresa N it. 13 iQ(i) Shirley J. Stanick, sgl 131k 1) Prairie ik Park, 817.5(k) Ravenna Pk Sec. Loch Arbor. Toepfer & wf. Joan, LI 30 BIk B 111k K Highland hills, $34,700. to John Jos. Stanick, sgl., 1.1 1 13 J ('rain Jr. to Cynthia F $28,500. Sweetwater Oaks, Sec. 5, John Forester & f Ma - to 81k F, Vinter Springs 15481 Cram, N of E of Ns of Willard A Chastain & sri. $17,900. Gregory Palen & sri Va. J., 1.1 $100. Cost I.t. 2, Sec. 12029. $13.(*)0. Jeannette to Cecil Hutchins, V. Gail Wigington to G(G 10 B1k I), Summerset North. Win. C. Harnm & wE Doris to Agmi. Dced, Max Hagen, cti! LI 7 13.1k EL Lake F.11en Investments Inc., 'i tnt: its 5,6 Sec. 1, $28,000. Jonts, Wood & Gentry Inc., it Trustees to ('alvin F. Day & f Addn CR. $21,500 & 7, 131k 3, its I & 10 81k 4. it 9 Henry S. Chubb & wE Barbara 18 131k K Paradise Point, Sec I Sandra. Beg. 10'4' W of SE tr Davd H. Schumacher & wE. 13th 9 & IA 8 81k 10 North On, to Donald L Chubb & wE Leland $8,CIXI. of Sec. 31-1942, etc., 1-:velyn to Mihlikans Stone Craft Ranches, Sec. 9. 15,800. N., 1-3 int: N. 342.45' of N' of Richani W. Henderson & wf Willie K. Turner & Inc., it 9 131k A Thornburgs Hunt Oil Co to Jack Carr, Ray NW's of NW's of Sec. 33-21.30 Shirley to Win. Simmons & wf Juanita to Susan A. Rednt.n, - - i. -- _____ to Robt. IAndatoPerryC.LaneJr.&wf. 3, $,500. _.L -s'-- Aa4c wwIpI . - _____ K. Potts, sgl., lit IA, $100. S14.)0. Julian Buchbinder, Trustee to Sanlando Sub. Beaut., Paint 9 BIk B Lake Brantley isles, Wm. Cuellar & sf. Janet to Elramur Dcv. to Wm. J Win. H. Grimm & wf Jean K Springs, $18,100. Second Addn., $23,300. Kenneth G. Sheinkopf & wi. Phipps Jr. & wE Florence. it. 12.50' Ii 8, all of 9 & 9.325' of 10 Ceo. 11. Selbw & Sara & James N. Courier & f. Blanche, LI 122 Woodcres$ Un. 176 Wooderest, Un. 5, 131,900. BIk 1), South Altantonte Hts. Margaret Selby. sgL to MaT) i. bar - -- - - - Wri,# vvlIJI Transactions Jade Builders. Inc in iws & Martha Geo.E.11art&wf.Shirley,Lt23 A. Pringk& sif Barbara C., U Geo. A. Morr - - cJi _. Land -- -- II Seminole - - -. - __ Sunday, April 28 1974 4C-The Sanford Herald ___ ___ ___ BRUNSWICK CORPORATION 2000 Brunswick Lane Do Land, FIa. 32720 An Equal Opportunity Employer This NEWSPAPER does not knowingly accept HELP WANTED ADS that indicate a preferetuce based on age from en's plcyers covered by the AGE DISCRIMINATION IN EMPLOYMENT ACT More information may be obtained from th Wage Hour office at Rm 309, Or tando Prof Ctr 72 W Lake E3eauty Or, P 0 Box 3094 A Orlarsrjo. Fla 32806. tetept'.one 811 1026 lorida .se.. ( <1 %TW?T ,waa !97 Lifestyles A Corn prChensivC Real Estate —i--,!-. a - - . — ,— '' a' •• ' ,),_,'5,,., ' SfI;I4la hi .Ii - , ' . km. ;'f'r%' - , Guide T Batter LIvinq f 5uhIihrh rp1. r; 'v '-• flhiI'ftLIIJj ARMS APARTMENTS . sio.00 • I & 7 Bedroom Apts, Masonry Construction • Central He,tt & Atr • Pool & Clubhouse • Laundry Faciliti • Shag Carpeting • Kitchens Equipped •a Months Lease Pets ConsIdered From a o['j ijtateSt Adutts — 'the Iter;thj T.T 1' 323.6650 �-- .-__-- - - i -- - C.. - - - -. - -- - _ ________ _________ 5!-'. -. -- ________ SO - - -- ------- THE BORN LOSER Miscellaneous For Sate - v-, '- / I 1ELLU ____ 'r mower. 515 '' ' Ct Art .' \ - - ParsAccessories - - ) ! 5 ri 4ttress Junk Cars Removed 11 Ave .37)2960 / $iHousehold Goods - 7" * Singer * ____________ - TV Radio Stereo *inq Cabinet. model, winds tobtn vchne Fully autom6t,c Pay M 575 or 10 payments of S- Call Credit Dept SANFORD SEWING CENTER. 301 A East ISIS? Sanford 377 4fl Eves 1148 c5Trnr LE\ U. O * STERE * * AM i" A pp liances -rt'r P,briasonec Flayer with u1t ard I l UU amplifier with I track recorr & Dolby noise rr'uucticn realisti c '°'" • G E Dshwasr*r, top of the fin,, 8 t"OI old. pqtced to sell Call it: ik lije Dick, between I tl i',Ifb Musical Merchandise -- 9 - t'bi Losely ItlOfliAS Organ E'cellent for beginner Call 123 7607 after, S - Boats & Marine , ___________ _ 41 ,S (.iararctee Lc.scst Prices BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR C'ocnily, F 16. Sanford, 3234733 C_-I' Cadet Lawr' Stc'y.rr wit h plow, disc. & blade 5100 3770)11 C.tr,is from $3 99-Urange trees, Tangerines, lemnj, time tree's, etc Low OverheAd prices Dip-yea ,It,e5, save a lot- Ov'edo Nurset & (,,I'd F arm, SR 119 7 rI P4 of O.'cdo 365 6)91 -Closed Sundas A Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You ! Home Improvements Air Conition ding t)IPIATAtI Ci 'iC TILL 531 5843 or e)O 1015 ii - pa r .lrtJ remoaei *00'k. ;'.A-labIe, work guaranteed ___ ________ ______ (e'r$t Heal 5 Ar ()rid !c'n-rr rot ftc, estimates call (art at SEARS n Sanford 3:; 177$ 4L Appances - BUDDY'S HCME IMPROVEMENTS S'iia4l Jobs Wanted in 3. 'Lake M?ry" U ,'ll neC.E Appl.anes Sanford Elctric Company 7S2 POrk Dr bC 777 Ii 4, 4 - MORSE 6R01P4L'5 UAGti I45 r,CnPl Ave Triaco 'odu?% $acatu' le;' to State Farmert Market Mechancat Repairs 'n All maPes auto's & 'rucks Over : years tiP*t4'r 1' '?'' tCkI 377 b a i c'S' "'a es c-li Ttce rff' ii j, Wier ,rne than rvc# " 'sit--e'd ad -n 'rip -' i '' ' C rr i' •: 61 cif831 ,3 '1 II - r' - I l',ri-r'. (.%?,rv carpentry. P'c- sob Tj (5.Ø f. 5. fIr.n ) WY 'S.,v Janitorial A. I_ - - -C Carpet Cleaning (' Car, Pint "'QS -l-'-1 c win I star!! C.O rw'r'd lr',' c;,,v•' ' CA Sptaisls R0util Free pcj S(tb i,• Est that - '' *' PO JOB t'; TOO I St C' _ LAWN SERvIcE LuWN '',N - P'CS '' ' 'b I L• •'- •' ' I - • Ccrumtc Tile 4 4 U 1 - -- - i-_.. Glazs.Mknrs - ' -- "' WE'LL DO YOUR PAINTING No job too Sma ll Pt 373 1579 or 371 r$ ac.t, ----------- AAA ;. - - I -... ~ A 81 . Autos For sate t Bob Thomas And Ready & Willing " i-air!, - I -• - "41I 41 ~ '-p-Ati-is (z • 1z I . . a 4 ..1 $01 IF P14 LIII MAIl 11rD 1*170(0 . I 41!~ Jack Prosser r . st rz Q) I iI ~~ W.P.e-44Ilê L)'lISI 1 We Are 1 RVOIE51 T " P W*A -.0 ~ Z..... t 1..~ Now In Sanford RYDER HAS A COMPLETE SE! CTION Hrs: 85 OF TRUCKS Mon-FrI, t.j - 812 Sat. g19 ,, L. E r- lic IU " 3 E ,,, I -6; = - .- K-a h t r- - ~r - it Located at entrance to Sanford Airport I73 Pintos Wagon S. Runabout. goou COflditiOfl, lw miteage, 12550 Call 32 7 6453 alter 6 P m I ___ B A -..2 t 0 a; I iI ji I Auto p s Air no q 9e.", (ond. Very lean. $475 Ph 1)1 Call us for all your trucking needs 6971 1977 CHEVY NOVA fbkt sea's, air Or'd blue wbt C,reAi t 'it • I 13.1 - I . ,: ] Z = 323.5310 -"7". liii'' .; .2 '.4 A; ~! I - -j C 7 -5 -PRCQ ,~;,,~~ ~111 ~. . P.0 2 -z: - , - r. - r. .4 ~ - 0 V - ... - 4 _ 5.,.,, •- ol ' . ;,... &i._, * dl3 'o o ; -1 ~ ~ A -S 2 0-&: 7..) c. -. , >,, .S - : , 2 • .4. ' pC- I '' : 9 ~ .~ ~ it 'E: .2.. . 5 Si .,cb') 'c CL 0 W. ii 3 F, ~ - 5 tt'3 rit Si 5.,'r.,,. < cs - .1 - t'•:;' 4.11 a hh ' 6 :2 S. A 9-r I cL 14 'a 066 ~ 41 _ am mc now __ __ : ) a) Y. " ' I" (I _ Fiiiiiiiiiis LU a, ri'll""" u _ PS 11,110 U C4 C.) - to 'wt _ : 0) Q) a.) ~ t 06. .ad oo"o L.. 41 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 111111 • .E - > 3: =3 U) 11110 tj A .L; c - ~ o MC 4... i C - " W g to ' .0 r "1111111111. S r04% ti- C.) __ " a ' La 0) __ G) i'E'I a 0 - C - 1d 0.0 bor Bl:.~ 'ZI ~ -,. 0 I- 7 e,_7 Ci: ni.E- . 311111111 0 ' L. ' C7I • c Si DJ L. U) = U) - (1) iL'4 0 - .; : L. __ C/) a I" -9 b V U) (II -g :.r to It 'O -,; -c' ~ rj 0= cii LM " PC , up fo r parts &or r"c-fOr & Other working pattI ragoeJ $100 Ph 323 1479 ": t.z t.2 . ; r - 0 ;if .. %; -? (re,, 'WBUS Gos$;'oloe& ether *or k,nu parts 7'r-' ,,n -' -'i 1 - -'u.. ~; (I 'da be] V C6 0 ~ !9 M - ;., 4, 1 CL Em >- __ .__ 0 '- fl /) > jjj Ii '. .. ~~ illim C w ru -ii ' Ei 'I d ,- 0 to -- , ,,'- - 1.3 9 , '. .9 Z -110 .~ r W pt- fl . H & ce & k 9a I -< cc 2 E3 X : A - $ 0 V D L t, >4 =I to ~. q L..9 !!1i1 '9 .4 ~ j: Ca n -:~ ' NON RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLFGUN rAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS IDEAL FOR ROOFING or INSULATING SUP°L'P CO IV '5 ___To Deal! Call Bob at Let one of our friendly aø visors I help you wrird your Classified ad Call 327 7611 or 1 31 9993 Chevrolet Veua, 11 Hatchback rade. ;. A speect. 11000 rrt!' 1229$ or best offer 162 4106 I ctr (- . - -- - .' ..- 67 Chevrolet I t Q)l I7 ('1' ,r r- ' .' .s.ii,r' S automatic. IcUACI steering & brakes 5, air, very good tran sportatlon for the budget minded person $1793 Calf Don ald C) at 37? 431 Dealer. 1 4 - -, I 'M . 'tiC.. -. Q -1 -ar'te o,3' re.man%PHp Ft't c-i-'-i'-" ,4'it- ' '-,! ro 411 3731 --- flMfl rV # r,,#,Fs -V . - 'c ' IDEAL LINING MATERIAL (Theyiust Fit Between 5tudc1ncsand Rattois, WELLS DRILLED P&jMUy SPRI?.KLER5'rSIEMS -ifft An types ItrS"ar' • 11 C: r- 1 ' jrt :arsr. pvrns. . 3 & P1..'.' - -. 5C EACH WeH Drilling -- - - ,-_Ø :7 uSfD OFFSET PRINTING PLATES 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES - o-`1 `1 1 1 1 1 1 1 10 0 0 0 0 0~ f,-'r,..t Pointing 5s*iati%tS '*5 J*' Pypfl g4 tfrJnc'C t.lj -?'StATIatiOPS Ne*aMU rmdel '(' Yrs ', e,rnit' 35 613) - 1 5g,___ - p.'c*' --_t, ; ALUMINUM SHEETS hr-p. ,u? C.(t SlIP Scr,.,15195 Sofa & (.riar $115 9 i 1abir r & iteri$ 50 (Ad-uS :' - - . s'a.'t "-•,.". U'. ,,. t'rtt's aep.raab'ltp. and ' ' - s' 7'- ..- Cabrillo life Co •_:, . FOR SALE! 'I UpboItery - - i-,.' '.- . -f'. i . ':: L'vpf I Movers - - - ct- P'i'eVariStoDeei Tra',rs day I year. 373 53)0 MALL Ceramics )A(ISOPl S CERAMICS • k'nde$trr t.• S 5. Sund.my. 1221921 ~-0' = Auto Repairs Parts Accessories C Teli'v4,n, rnG3eI 111010 777 'i-c, 1, -- l - -' - -- ' . 41 11 Wanted to Buy Truck ______________________________ -''''t iLN'U, '' -, ityy '•' '" I I-r-: SANFORD REC VEE SERVILL .5 k? I LASH 1), Cr uSt'd furniture, appliances, Irvilt, etc. By I or 1001 11rells Larry" Mart, 715 Sanford Ave )i 12') i,;ii47 For rcmptetc motor tom,,,s 0 service. 'top by F'lPG MACHINE 'I°AR'. All 'fr' comm i. res'dentsal hr P 0 Rn JII)S. Lake 372 728) CARE rr'rU,'t L1it' & - -riri''- vr old Peg Agtlo,- • yr old Qgertrr Ilorte' Qe'ld hg. 173146 68 -_,,, - Sewing Machines U or o-n'a"c". 'a 1 p At U, AL PH 373 5951 .','QP "''AC' C - r '•' JAn Por ,Al Serv 'cc r or Is' L'h'r Pt InCliet alt''! I3I)I - ' 1 Horses 16 ,i 1'"' ' - . 'r -•,' Campers Travel Trailers IC' Abco trail,Tr St" PS 6 A? A 47 TravCIall 1,1* wag . low ml Both A 1 Best offer 377 37)7 ' Sandblasting bIt bcn Sdl IS Stnford, -. Motor HOrrri Call P-te at 327 isSi • I 4171 1 lo' it-r-tywrin or .eStern Extra nice wth or WithOut tICk .322 0-92) 13-I 5171 YaP. !rrc..l 7 •. •• r-5 A '' rure bred Sinnse Sea Iro r'l a-Ite'ns 377 iou ,teen 3 & 9 p rl 66 f.'.'cl s latin EQC pen! 'r *. I: !-efl f,t euSiA il'4AC?At,%tiAj Call );; ;ml 1 c" cii 93 , 15 Brtany Coer pariel, female 7 - sp-ae'ci Shots Its 373 tiC) '-'.en ng All TypeS free eIt.mates L tensed, B.xuded. lrflvfed No Obligat'on own Service - _____________________________ ','i'ti',cc, ".-' ' ,-t_ LEl I ,_ii,( 1 *EXPERT ROOFING. -- BUILDING '1 '..'..(E a c'assfe &d It. work for you tab Call 377 7811 of $3) $993 Catpeit?rp, Rend.lni? A.l-y Custo'" WIek Fret r.s'"ra,es I L 'f"-ic-J P' ..,( ' T Dachstwnd Puppies-Al(C 6 wr$iS 'd 53( 00 lake Mar,. 373 I56'r Roofing ,, ctC) ION Pri 123 53)t (7 GAl - - ChiPut,ahuas, females, 150 AnimöI Haven Grooming & Boarding kcnrul, 322 575? ________ e El Camino Gas Saver, 1 speed trans . P* Steer , niag wheels F unto Qocd 1500 or best tftc 177 1755 * Interstate Auction Pets and Supplies F of SPRING CLEMNINC, - lrrpA( Wast & 501`4 KlCCn Eter.or walls, eaves, patio. w81¼5 5. roots Removes m.Idew, fungus, r.-jd bbers vases 5 .c"i-' 3)7 & Ins',ulleij 65 Roof eaves aMwalls Pool enclosures 323-S324 - ,b & Al '.flLC RENT ALL, with the best t'u'pment to serve you 10)3 S French Ave - 33nfera 373 3)10 ______ - u, (it,!C'ç C,t'pet Shatnpor for Only $$ per day (ARROLIS FLIRNITUq[ Make today claflif*d ad 'day Place one, to but. sell or ?en Call 377 6 11 or 5? 1 9993 Irriaation -p - Carpentry Por rif (Ito,' LuStre EXTERIOR PRESSURE CLEANING Floor WaiTnQ,Wr,,s 171( 43 F'ettrr late thAn new you 9bt tS t.l VOWn(cme tai Call Lake Yary P,,tl Accounting no* 57') 31 (if 77) 5799 , -~ VI. riblef 5y-5tan'', r -i Equipment or Rent 64 Pressure Cleaning :.DflIYlOf5, BLOCK WORX Concrete Work PHONE 373 175% -, ,!C'd r H -ru' - Income Tax TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON tormcfly Nrr.$t's Beauty Noc* 519 F Pont, 377 5217 cost clp ,bifiCd id in tht P i t? ?IT rr ow i V)! "t £P 3S ri A-' Comp.eisor. catalne engre Call after S p rn , 373 7607 "IS ace usually found fast with i e or rrct -• CLARKS FENCING ' A i'd P Ire ( Beauty Can I f I, QUALITY Doors- Specializing ill front aour replacnent Eipert ns'$llatlon an Stannq. Mi Lund r-Aliarrer'e rvi 112? Auto _Repairs Ptatite Ph 3774051. - Machinery and Tools 63 c'Cl REST INN m r. 'i7 rdiflg 5 Groou Kitct'eri Bathroom Cdt,inet5, GREGORY'S HEAT & AIR Counter tops. Sinit Installation Speciliz,riq in cm sviirrs & fivailoble. Bud Cawl. I" NS: window units t , . ee eft 24 p., 1 liCriot.' Exterior Plasterfno service pp. H) Plaster pAtching & 5.mulatd brick SOCCAIty Ph 327 ?79'j tk I Pet Care ___________ - - -I- --, / 4"i --* I ~ -1 J -ini&g PARTAL LISTING V'tor.ao lye, seat. several Sect, desks. 2 karAstan rugs. Victorian marble top tables, bow front china w claw fact, Victorian wash stand, Studio 1,- encti piano, clocks, marble top dreSSer, inlaid lAtinwOnd marble T,ot '71 Mark II 4Cr White. ,, 'v French bedroom Suite, 2 pe auto E,reltesut cnnd.tion. $iSvS Victorian living room suite, roll PP. 3 11 696) top desk, brass 3nd itOh bedS. tel 1172 Pritr-, 2 or sedan, 11Ce0n ii. carts rockers, ipc Empire settee r,.etali _ green. with green dc"u't' wicker sofa, Dhcne Stands, picture r'leriØ( I Speed, header pipes. frames, 9 P( Cherry dining room sprint wheels and wide 'ircs Suite w corner Cabinet, Victorian lIbrAry table, cast iron cook lnlrrjculate A buy for $1995 C.u'l neat choppers block, gone * wind Pete' at 372 1651 or ii 1,014 0'a Icr Iam. beautiful hatiging Tiffany type' lamp, brass CaSh register, Rews%ed, 1953 Ford Mvstan:i I Ifny type table lamp, 11 clay Call before S 377 3711 Or iss Shp% (IOU. birdsCye' maple san.ty, 7 French note Stands. 1970 Volkswagen Sguarebi'it I. I'v' carved round Oak table. S'ati, Wagon. Sanara Beut' Lark i05 de'5?t. Oak wash Stand set, e. tri Now(' nterior, I speed. AM 'Pondle back ChairS, unusual M rAdiC, heater. factory .1 r An hanging mirror, beautiful OAk t- itremtly nice car, 11795 Cait chest, ranbe'rcy hanging hail Paul Fascetla, at 3 27 165) or 014 lamp, leaded glass wndws, lots 5011 Dealer and lots more fine' furniture and -ittellarleclusgiass 1 00 numerous 65 Ford Galaic IV rTt'ft,or'l Open for in%p(tiofl, AC, runs great. $795 10 5 For fornuatiri, calf Stan 53$ 9757 VCrmIl,00, 322 9715' Note This * II he ore 01 the lri('t selections MECHANICS SPECIAL with plenty for ec'ryon*lp Briria Dune buggy with eltra engine $ 25t Your trucks Loicts from New Of best offer Phone 374 1150 alter Virk Porris,lyJrhA and OP-c' a 3 FEED SEED FERTILIZER - - '-p. - tood. take you Anywhere. 1175 or trade for car. 377 7306 2P Lawn and Garden ? - i:1 Is Home Again... Trucks and Trailers 14 6) Chevrolet Panel truck, nuns April 28 Office Furniture for rent with option 10 buy Sweeney's Office S4Jpp!y Sanford, Il-i -'.'aqnalia Ab r 377 1746 .. - * Auction * SUNDAY 19 1973 Dodoc 0 100 Pick U. low nuileage, 6 cyl . Standard Call Florida State Bank, PalpI'i Peiold or Fred Davis 372 1611 An * 1- - oT1$ 1571 * Antique * i. Jraptc •n1 , ' p rI (jp! c abs ncacpiinps Sale's 5 ferv'ce, supplies our specialty Sweequry's Ott Ice Supply. Sanford, III Magnolia Ave 322 1716 ~k I- 73 Chevrolet : ton. VS Air P. j...%or Ililly "ou ppitd. 5750 . ' ' liver low 1110 oayments Ph 3/3 & Supplies tlpiraplanc and 25 14p k "Sloe Call 377 5732 after S e rn ___________ IA' Wooden Hull Bodt 35 hP Motor And TrIcr Stm P 321 1714 ___ 11 - z_ Vii x 55' 3 bdrm houSe' trailer in perfec, condition T'aic eQuity for down paymerl' onwaterfront lot or L'OrRlaflCftl tr -iiler lot (Iii 5l,91j) ,-it 599 r'.o Ti .i. 'r-f"i tI l' 5175 3?) 292) PIANO IN ST ORAGE Q,' 2927 H*y 17 32) 596$ - '6-1 Falcon Wagon, óc'l auto good running & clean. 1300 After 6322 2116 $97 3 lord Courier, arnper top eilr8S. 1.000 mit%. $2,700 After S call 323 7785 Trade - On owner 'oS Studebaker for JO hp electric start boat ni-'cr , S ?nk I?) 792$ ! Beautiful Console stored locally RCportd like, new Responsible to- Larscri. 90 HP I:. orude, tilt &'arty can take a big savinu On trailer, $1150 373 SS4# rr'cnt balance Write GULF COAST PIANO CO . P0 fbi c - 17' nark New st H'd P,ir'ar,a City. Fla • 3210) U.'irC1.rr. 575 00 172 -60 Office Equipment ROBSON MARINE '' I I To buy and sell gold or silver COInS, first We ,lsQ contact hulk silver (005 SIMINOL I COIN CLNTLI lci ', 1? H) us? S'/1pll1d Tr,idc Equipment BANK REPOSSrS5ION 11e8'JT,!ul walnut COIISOTC pAM FM nuttpler. I track tape player TAke Over last 10 paymentS Of 9.1 per monVi Of 559 50 cast, I' It frt't' PiOrri 'r a (ill (OIL-'( I $ 1141 St 5, Scx'na. 190S 'Orange Ave. OrIan ---- --------TELEVISION SETS $8 UP MILLERS 261$0rlancjoDr PP) 377 0752 III roso • 55 - - 1911 VolkSwAQen. Super Beetle. Marine Blue with black interior, 1 radio, heater. guaranteed for 30 days or 1.000 n1'lcS, 100 Pct 11195 Call Pete at 377 1651 Dealer Ilarley '71 Sprint, SX 350. 1100 nult', never in dirt $930 f-S? 640 i___ -f--' - -- -, . '74 YaI'laho. 100 MX *fh t',lras Racedonce $300 Ph 373 1571 - Stamps.Coins 69 All SiteS and models, 10 speedS. S ipe. and standart bikes now •iaI,tblv it U rc5tlin,. St,i'r (ill ' , •-•.- Red Velvet Front BARRY'S APPLIANCE S S Sanford Ave & i Waster & Dryer Set. 5135 Gibson Frost free Refrigerat.r, 51$ $5 r riudasre Froil Ire. %9S cs 0ther $75 arid up 7177 Buy ___ - BILYCICS Wanted to ORIENTAL RUGSWANTtu lop prices. paid, used. any cOflditijø 611 1126. Winter Park ' i rit'zer, Mitny misc items 117 Wilton Pfis'f. Lake Mary 1226936 .. ---- Bikes, Bikes, Bikes '"r ntQU Cs. Chase Ave Sanford c r tr 63r -- C'rporI Safe-Fri .- tJily , UI ñ!iVtOfl Or Sunland 377 7Su ____ - _____ 68 kerr,'d, Cr.iIt, 71. IS In hull bovr(1rr, '72 (Pr .'r. es HP, tilt tr.tler, c' iiei S.I Pt? 6106 - LI TV, Am Fm radio cni •• - - __ Sa les Boats & Marine S8 o rcycle s Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 32)3566 ______ ------ - ' Garage Rummage -t t- t'at.on Eitrly Amerisn Perfect f, it,I top. 51500 323 1051 ',,,It,Out on all Gib on fr t.r's Sto - hoost from Priced Right!' ''A STEREO cks Appliances. 377 7655 1. * P track tape pI,i,t't FM ra player Psychedelic lightS A5tjmp U IS per n'o Ph 611 '?CU'C 55 %oolth I'Ai antenna in beautiful (.tbnc't, p#rU'ct condition Also 1 t,f$f' ,h TV Best 'fir J; ?((Ctd IRBY VACUUM Sales 5. Service iØr free home presentation without obligation, call 373 $310 11 Radio-Stereo REPOSSESSED . I PIMORE WASHI,R. parts. see ice. uSed machines '.00NEY APPLIANCES. :1 TV sj HERBS I V SERVICE 111)", Santora 323 171I - _______________ ---- - .rr's best I" _____ OPEN SATURDAYS * (OL ()t-N tOU(H 'N St W 41 Mo t " Dining room set & thna, .P. Livno room Set with tables, 5I. or best oIer Call J) 115) S V)- * Abandoned, unwanted funk cars hauled away Your anyt ime Orlando, 29 I Mipr tO 4 rv SUIC tcrlctr 6125 kulp Det'rara, 122;31s , W 1t St Sanford i . =. I vTkswageB,'61 Restodne* paint job, major engine overhaul AM rauio, 1900 Ph Sunday & • I evenings 901 353 5131. ___________________________ 66OLDS CUTLASS , IS93 JCl)O Magnolia AVe.. Sanford ------. , 1971 Pontiac Catalina $500, take over payments 373 7775 . 1972 Ford Pinto Runabout, red *ith (I ack interior, I ('P1 automatic radio. heater and air Real ShArp and low mileage $7795 Call Do' 0 at 372 165) or 6.11 30)1 Dealer _______________ -- mileage, 12095. Call Don Pope. 372 16 51 Dealer -__ if? MustAnci. 3 speed, 6 cyt ('4 ccllt'nt condition Only $150 SellCy UsedCart, 700 French I -- ' Autos for Sate 80 71 VW Super Beetle. automatic s t i ck shift, air, AM radio, I 12 Volt Batteries $)) 9S REEL'S BODY SHOP 1109 Sanford Avenue '4 ------ --- - - - --,--- Autos for Sale --- 80 --- - ' , ~ --: . -- -I - - -- - ' 16 Auto Repairs ------ Sonsom t KCKT .f, 1. eds"with a ClassiefiedAd \ EA RAVE I we buy furniture ane misc sell for e - .z ' THAT JOULP \ N by D1 [>\ PINEY WOODS BARN Sell "Don ' t I - \ / ~.--- --~-=----.- I I Bank TheCash When You -Z ---- -S---- Sunday, April 28 1974 ------------.-----.----- - ei'c 71" ' --- 6C-1 he Sanford Herald .i..4 •--' i'7-, - X hr #attfarb i' 91 'm 4.:- Having difficulty stirring up some action? Come to where the buying and selling action is - in automotive real estate and hundreds of miscellaneous 3 Pf.3 .U -j - - U-j a j to &# *V a .L: LM S - -B cri, .. 1 •fl 3 I 4 -it I r .1. C4.t ." 4 - W I I ., .n a . , - , Z ~- . 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(D (D _Woil -A" ( 0, > 30 30 CL HAVE 13ROKEN OUT OF: rm YOU NEED ME MORE UP ON COWN HERE.,' PRIEND t ra ly 161110V' 4• ( - -z ',' _______'/ / - I ____ I7' // e IL No Nam "F rsrRoy lei. &AwH#q1vr5 as NO& ill __ _ tII1 _ __xt ie 17 -- Ig rm le , i;r y U'te -- s _________ Inc id f Z \\ THE B OR N Z O SER /1r5AMMJOFHVMBLE \ /CKROU I ORO5ETO1 ... tOTFEAKTh\ I / (\J I I _ _ >' '+ >J ) - AIATPFOR Uc 'I by Art Sansom I __ _ • _ _ Now ____________ 7AAFTRELN& 7TOE/, TO WHAT I IARrA3'1OUJILL d. AThATHPLIal 10 \ on To 5M 1 ITH -4rD (D 00 11s ld A 0 lit 11S 03 ng - • . - V • - �by Course & Millie AMANDA PANDA - SOME WORPS ARE 6EftJERAL IN MEANING,, FOR,INSTANCE,`10U CAN TALK A13OUT OCEANS IN GEN6RAL-- OR EGPECIALL4 A1300T rkE- PACIFIC! WHILE OTHERS ARE ~OU CAN F.E.F61Z TO INSECTS IN GENERAL..- ____ I CA,~, /4c 101VARy '"Illy C % DONYT MIMb Tft ORDINARY ROUT1 NF. .. r WHEN THFSIE MA&ICIANS COMIE a i OC I LIKE To SFECIFICAL04 _ _ — MORGCIflC Z Q U. Q9.. . oASIKINCT POOPLIE TO DIECLARE THEIR VAIUAgLES, NT GPEC I FI "AL Lj PIE . 00 WIN CHECKING THEIR PASSPORTS V SEARCHING THEM PURSIS TPUNKS AND _ SuITcAses... W I N THROP H'tvHON! SOØ(L'MA TS1'OF'PEPOFP FOIA I.LTILE LA'1 pgiMic JJLTh bY Dick Cavallj 18 -Q T TF\ I I/M LEAVING HOME. My RATHER CAN'T"STAND ME... MY MOTHER HATES ME. (Qc%1!i:) c m of ly 46 1974 by NEA, F- I_II YOU JQff L-OOK OVLt( tA 1 A LJ.' %I ç N ,jQ kf PONt Ii. AAA iv 1914 by NEA. Inc T M Iç 11 S F1 U1 • (MY 'SISTER LO/VT1iES ME NOBODY WANTS ME.. 50 LM LEAVING HOME PtC.J)tOtJS' I AtoTM You OR ) kIr'r ly (WHAT J I / You THINK YOLJR\ FAMILY WILL c7Q WHEN ThEY FIND OUT YOU 'RE RUNNING AWAY FROM HOME? ( CARTWHEEL6. I J ly __-' es xt V71, le 1 id go xt _______ ie ee id OUR BOA3EtDING HOUSE _ by Les Carroll EVERY TUBE elf, ERVfCE :P]R1SC1Xj3LA'S _POP THE by Al Verrneer an !~vL~it H ~Y41 ~ CLEANER! YOU'RE tviY BE PIPEI rs KNEW. I \^qfULDN"T EDU <_ - -1 I to WALLS , IL —HERKIMER MUST VAkVE A TRULY on rj Lis Its TAE "866W? 4XK-IdAFF "135KK" 15 SHOIZT _4 HIS TIME Wil-IEN YOU KNOW YOU WOM1 7 BUY ITT FIRST DAY 0N THE JOB... CLE 4% ) OR TAKE YOUR K DI"SCOURAGE Ilk I __ WANT TO - /1•- . __ ___ Vv ~T_ ny nd V -40 Tit ov No. u HERI4If g1i • Li ' ___________________________________________ i I I -2i - �, - - - -- i _______ ¶ I - r _ _________________ - - -. - - -. - - - -. - - I - - - .. ------ - - . - lost _ 4 i'V = __ ZC V. E T j 1 woeou jl J t A 070 F/, _ _______ - __ - Ic I , , I— A;DL-_ *-- _1 a_v~ii~ 11 - j & "WOULDN 'TT YOU KNOW IT , __________ JIM11 I QUIT I W11111111111 _________ '-. AND HE GETS A TAX REFUND' SHED MY * 0, I 0 'Ir 1 HAIR TODAY AND I • ___________ 1' _____ I = . i64~~_ 11 z----__.____ - - I A E?FNJY, WHAT16 i __ I */ i__ ~6 - _UL1'c-_L . lowr _~L_. - 3w, __ - .-: .. ___ - --I _- -_ - F ,7 TH 0 — WoU MAK AS _4_=~..~_~- aw 1 . Be-rrke kde0MY 0 tni.1 ujeei< in 0 6 . - 4 ? I- %I . L & .1 C.- - .1-7 , -b a 0 $t 0'r , 4 ns . 4 I01 I F r_ ? = - -' - 'TJ = ;. . ; W-! ____ j .11I II . z - 00 ~ 1--_L_ -, - - . 1. --- -:! a A I j i ,I; , -. - . - -Th - - -. i!7 — _t. T I- __ -zi ."_-.1zl~ qe ; , 1. 7 k'~~--, =W WOKK E P W :C I I' - - .• &.D 0 -7 \ , \ \ \ \ 5 \ "2, Of9gy % J- I t 4j. - - '- . " 1 ii!-( " ~ - OUlt OUT WAY - - It dcerrda evening ____ L iekcnd. tn P-i, ' - ;--, SAGITTARIUS Iflov. 23-Dec. 21) You'll gal;ijadvantages through other. * , mid~ieek Thursday. Frid3y, protect your reputation. You'll wj~F ,i'! - .. , YOGA,AN arHEFR; ANCIENT MENTAL, PHYSICAL N,- !" x . v-\ Mx _1L.,~,. _ ,'_" .- I , "IN ill"- . -\\ ;_ ZN -Nq ' jj g - - -, __ . CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Monday an( Tuesday viiii w proto,ab-, 11 I.w - &% D 10 __ 'nts Be careful with bi'ongings of others from midweek iie f plans over the weekend 'i - t 4 i — — - _____ i — - I uesday, offer helpful influences to benefit your work or career. I hursd,.iv Friday, avoid partnership complications. W -- - -: -------:--------- -' - -- -: I ,'x -1I- __ /a," - % CAT5 ON THOSE THINGS WHEN THEY'REF KITTEN'5.' 1_~ I . :: I :_T Z f ~_ !, I Sulli%ran d 'O tation medi - 1~11T,Ij - - __ - . __ r- = -.-_7_—L:~z___;. i* , \ ~ I _: .. - 1V . L)U I -- - I ) 11 _— 'Ti /(Y_ I i - . - - - ) Ill -, - I i __7- -__ __.- . __I!- __ __ - V_ I _1;~ SCRA7r# 1 SCRA?CW.1 . - ............. ....... , e / ,----' . -.1, - f" !4 I II :- I I -: j -j ______________ I I/ . k -] IN 11 F I It . ' -,I __ ~1V~ 4* M I fit ~4 A 11111IMP7 __e____ I, 11 : , . -, - __1 _ F .7 _,6~ 114- ''I . I, '. I I 7, )J Jt, ii I RECORD ALTERATIONS OF $, Q - Q . 1116it!4 T Q - aul ____ - _ _______ _1115M WN-110 11-M .. - . - -• - - •1. • . - ed V __241-i = - 11 _--;.Tf . - c. on 0y~k--:1k ~- ,,11., ' A 2 1. /,w6S77a477a4/s/N7o THE ,,;: i-14 Y ~ ~ mt M I _ 1 - I ! , o~,%~ ,! I , , "\\ 1 t ~)). , I -1. t ~, __ I 4905S18Z E RE01AWIA01; OF o 4 A hW,4N20 )W4 - -7 111V i his I t lm~ - ck• I . - !,J_;5 , ,,,,,.,.'r ~_Is I ~",. %L - A - ___ ~.;~ , . - .z it 11 . - --_-_ ___ - 77? -- __________________________ I .1.ii . __ . __ _., I t,/) , 11 0--" P - . ed -. : - .. he 5E_~ - . . 1;." 1W I ( , _ RATION AND EVENTUAL CEN STANE2ING AROUNP i - I. -I—., ____ - rN ;y.: .,- 1-i-i ABLI - HAS BEEN 01~S 'A e) - I y ~-/ -tL= - L • ANXIETY, DEPRESSION AND HOSTILITY, BUT LOWERING O bLAP PESSURE1 IMPROVEMENT OF ffiANY P5YL14050MA11C AILM_ ME WAL-L, AN' H115 q, ,--!,~, ~tjl — __ T. _.~~ 1 - NOTCNLY REVXTION OF f- .- . -.0 % 1j :!A,,_._,A, I;4,_~_. lily ~,i A I E7z _:__ - _____ - I' - -I .__11 , F ( 11 11- 4 )"11 &ATES. 4AI-? , - ; . ./ i 2_ N I" - I _ 4 I If I - JIF11 11F, \ 9 - __ _i ____ - -1, - - - ;_ __ - - . Sill 11 - ____ . " J - ~ -:4~ `5f__ - _ W / , - I '---"—--- - V, % if i , - M9TATIV - __ I :. 'kt___ - -1.0 —4 9e 4~~-,=,V-; .; ul I (' 161 ____ — tuju I I , '~~\, , '. k _T-j 1 ______ __. e nd ne " U - :j Cor .1 . - . # -- C_ "I . . _.~ mt CERTAN DESIGNS, OBJECTS OR LjFW., ,- I'm ~ F-:7 M __ .6. 1; , ile ies —n _9111111110 _. ___________ -1 I 10 NZA _., .f MEDITATION IS SUPERSTITIOUS CAN BE- TRAINEW __-, ~I I t = I ~,Z kl II ( I by , '111!("BET 6HE _W YOU HAVE To sTARr -'V I'AN SICK OF TRYING 3~ _r msl I ANDSPIRITUAL DISCIPLINES, HAVE BEEN PRACTICED BY MILLIONS IN THE FAR EAST FOFk 0 situation you share with ancther. Wednesday. Thursday, avoid lej @ t _____ - I -'% 7/X wdzf& - j, - AW 74, - 1IY h I he week end smooth sailing 0r,itiri - ITAT, z - __ of a SOUNDS, AN ESSENTIAL PART OF THESE SYSTEMSe - e~ , I i , , - _____ __ f - 7 .:~;'-,- - IZ~-4~:_, -_ . ny N - ~_ *,- .L k__t4-, ) 't- . 1;~~ ; - - - ~~, .-' , ;:___ -,%-,., ---I.-. ,I!. ,, -- . __ - ______ W; - __ r - 'Ar- -tr ' ___________ ________ I Ve I;i I - ' '--.- \ \ &-~Vkf ~ ____ 41!OY. irk Ile ed I I __ - - --.k 'I 11 I - __ e., SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov. 22) During early part of week Important gails will rt, ociations Thursday l f _______ ~TNE WEEK - aOS&§ ON SaVE a0W NOW FOR FARMFgs. 4W \ problems wilt arise • hit PROir TAKING IS LIKELY. 7HURSPAY IS HOTAGOOP PAY y h7R SPECULATOFZS IG LIIN I IV'" ~ 23 Aug 22) Sunday alternoon till Wednesday your best hire, things -, i -4 '& VIRGO lAug 23-Sept r4 Much can be'accomplished till midweek if Vou work atone. at ycurspeed. Handleothers very tactfully the rest of the week or TH F F1 PST ,e;iTF P A N P j LJ45T R , FTI fzF-~ AT A 0 F :::AFzl, Y A&F,! _ I A i, (May 21•June 20) Don't make loans on Sunday. Monday. TuEC, IJUy ~ a Y" 1, -,j F ______ - .11 0 1 ;~ WDNESPAY THE MARKET TURAJS MORE CONSERVATIVE - ' ') -' AR WEEK OF APRIL 28-AIAYq FINi>S MATIaVAL AMyrioN FOOSED ON RWESTX PRIORITIES.SUNDAY T14ROUCYN TZIESPAV WILL SEE 8Rt'.';K SALES FOR THINGS LISEP V BEAUTIFY ANP REVAMP THFJq0A1lE- INVIVID4441.S AS A IWIME NOW - VYYY 4 \ ood lot business. commercial dealings Judgment faulty on Thurs: . 0 Eturday a surprise at home LEO yp K_ GENE FAWCETTE V*,:t'-__ F j °cV1 co ___ OF iT '? 0 I o'ierindulgerce get oing. Wednes-lay, Thursday. you're not very sharp In financial allai* %ok0 I' watch CANCER 1.1une 21 -July 22) Sharp words with a pal on Sunday E at ly , ERniCE PREDICTS - but wo FZ . V I 6 NOT . -_ N I .K ridy,last.minutetasksneedpromptattnton. GEMINI _______ - T.I - %.. I I . 0. W-ft - YOU POSSESS GIFTG to entertain, ¶? & W____I- I % ,% I i I i4 ate crEmlive. productive days Thursd3y brings a domesti, problem Look - % -, - I _01 -' % ry I ,WL,= - 1~ - ' E WOW. PLISLISHING, PUBLICITY, SMADCASTINIS WRITING AI.L 1.00K MWE PfAMI.E FICLOS. YOU FFOL DISCOAITFAIr BECAtISE YOUIRE OUT OF HAffMONY WITH YOUR OASIC URGE& IVRITE IN YOL19 SPA,(~-: -sHoKr STORIES, POEMS,PLAYS, COMMERCIALS 2 OR WHATEVER 'NOT — 3-WfCE I NOT1 S.nd letfe,z fo BernIce Rode Osol Cl o this n.wip. I C ___ - / -AIREAR ROUN01:91N6,; ~VUR CHAWTINPICATFS I __.". 101 _______________ .! - _.4-!!---L _0 - p t' r- --4 __ J, *_ . , I- - -0:i: - _______ ~L Ays )) - " i 'I I I I a ____ I . - .4, _j,--. . ........I 1-Jr ' ç.," f. IV . J? ' . A* _— 4 11, 1-j to -Oorr~ - day Monday. Tuesday good days ____________________________________________________________________ ____ - iiI ot 0 Vm do Ji ,16 -W va 'P& - Is b,tii~j - t%0 A0,9 .i I .-: __ ___ NP, IZE'rIFIF ~ 0 promises this weekend. 111 lip TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Slight misunderstanding with relative on Sun. 0 . til 1111A 6 - "WO td .1 W ARIES (Milich 21 - `pfd 19) Early p-Irt of v,eek favorabit., but ,avoid bei~ig wasteful Wednesday, Rough %%-ufk dq Thursday. Be prepared to make coin- 0 • C' V] - \ - Ir *?w RECALLED BY SANTA CLAUS"' - __ OO -- __ (~ : 11 A RUBLE. OR FRANC OR WHATEVER' - ___________ WNAT 170 I CF i .i; -91v- Winx_ _. - - . ____ _;~_- ,._..__ !_-_ . 4 -.2=014LZA___'- ____ ___ _ _i2- - - ___ _ - .- 1-. ________ z- ___ W u / ~ k1- 110 ! . . ____ ____ - '. ____ - I llllll~ 1111111111W11 ___ k ______ ___ _________ ___ L I . I . ----------- L /-,)a • CANT DOA THING WITH IT' - - . ,_ e - -. - --- - • - -. -.- it'- - -j.%*- _ __ .. * .- '. , • - . .. ... - - - . p.. - ---..- - .. . .I - - - . - -. - - . . - - - .5 , - - ,-. I • :r .- .. - •- - ' - -. - - - 5- . - p - - - I - -------------------- . 5- - - ' p - - . - .!v p - ----- rr,; j--.------j --- . ! . -,•- -. •. - -- - - - -, ,. 5 - . - . - p - •, - • ' .. - . S - -- - .- - -. •--- '-i-- - •- ___ �_ _ IlT L S r - Ame - -. -. Pr ________ - - - - ' - q - j CLATTER CAMPUS by Larry ixon PIP' iGTONAPP plans kta Lewis -- n I'M NOT UNFAMILIAR NITH THE PRACTICE CALLED OSTOPPING OUT"alp t in I REALIZE THAT SPENDIN& (A A YEAR AWAV FROM TH E - BOOKS CAN BE VERY APPEALING THIS PRACTICE OF TAKING k YEAR OFF AFTER HIOH'SCHOOL. CHOO OW IS QUITE POPULAR,1 KNOW N DEAR POLLY - Scrapg your DEAR POLLY fingernails on a bar of soap before doing a dirty job. will make them It Wisps tiffs skills 4 . i)I y•j w1,d,o V POLLY My those ladies who crochet 11 11016-GUIDE *aiit 24 31"1 Site *1111 10-16 5iS r is for .1 Outgrown a pair of still - good _______ sneakers We Cut out the toes where the big toe needed more room, than cut out the front sides by the toes as well as the middle section, This made an interesting ____________ w iu DEAR POLLY - plants - TOGETHER J FRESHMAN When repotting i\ To - L AT HOAiE t 10-18 1314 LAW= 1472 L -24,i Your$ to Enjoy _____________________________ i Thoy coWdbedoc,ath w th ared pens. co l- to be watered from the bot Popcorn Filet 11,e Haritallan fashion that IT015 With I)rTilorlable PP !314 with PHOTO-GWDE is in 38 to $0 Site 40.44 tust 11/4 yards 45-inch --11 W / : UUU VUL. No Zip Frbnt I run round elastic cord through the A I !f 1 Clissli; lot 14 tidy with a fil lf S:le Ult *Ili !-e a *AfdfDbf favorite No 1472 with P40TO-GUID?is in I tim 10,1'2 to 24-112 Site t2-i!2. 3!) tusl 3 ps yarl, ~,f 45 c. 'Irotched elastic, using a large 7 040" ftfilifte Aiad she to ArTJRN$ N, this i"W0611WX 092 A3119, AlkHown StsOM Now yorJ4 Ny 14CIs. CAIPTAX14 30 SY F,,AIZ(2UAP,, THAr fzor~,or YOU CREATEP l.:5 TL1 FZWIM6 INTO A FRAN.1<EN~;TEIk)5A%0N-_-,T(--_ rl:~;FZUPTI~,16 THE: %VH0I_G PLAKIT" 5;0 DO by Crooks & Eawrene ER WHATWOULD J.P YOLJ YOU 5AY HA,~_A COMPUTER BRAIN— '50 R-EA5ON WITH IT TIZZY TO 3LL WORK OL)T VFFY WELL... 11 IF: I COULD ONLY REMEMBER WHAT~S -50411E 6UIPELINE FZ LJ L E!5, 0I= Y! darning needle and stitches about 1-inch apart, MR& J.C,M. DEAR POLLY - - _______ I once saved all TO ORDER: or what illness In a record book. YUM! NOW I'LL JUST FrORTIFY MYSELF WITH YOUFN 13Y THUNDER., XPVC GOT ITI! of aqve Graue by LUNCH, GUV ALL THANkS, number and stile to P 11! rTERNS (lift Mis twWwoper), Not 438111, Uldtairs HEAT CJZA~ON, COLOR CV LINOLE Much belle than a bottle collec- OOP HERE'S t erl medicine bottles that I know would have to be refilled sooner or later. Recently I listed all prescription Poily paryo 01-00 for every Adom used. Send them to her, ~.6 this nalw4w r. quare motifs No 5402 has cern plele crochel difer- lions for single and double ~prpiis 8•112 s 7HESE VITTLES AN - ____ t 02 tom can be put in this lid as it h a rim that will hold water. MRS. DEAR POLLY To mend small VV holes or dents in linoleum, heat the end of a crayon the color of the floor covering by using a match Let a drop or so drip in the hole pre,,, dovirl fi,- rnly and wax after it it: hair in the shower I keep a brush dry. The spot 3houid be Inhand rinse and keep my hair straight and smooth. — H. 1372 ENGLISH 121 -.•, of sneakers with a flowers d scarded, foam, cooler lid and place It on a stand or table. Any —NOT AFTER YOUVE ENROLLED ?"OP17 DEAR POLLYMy Mydaughter had - Q 1974 by 1,1114, Inc T.M. Reg. US. Pat. Off. , 01 1 It instead of smoking I was forever losing my hook an I laid my work down for a while. Now I tape my hook to a length of yarn that I tie around my neck I have not lost my hook 'nce FRIEDA. $2 PERHAPS IT IS WISE TO TAKE SOME TIME TO RELAX AND GET IT ALL BUT, "'i0fOU'RE to knit. J - With Sites Ifl I like now numbered line, 1he directions are much easier to follow. — JOAN, OS V - Usually, patterns In a magazine or book run each row of directions in sentences so you have to continue reading from the beginning to know where you &re. I write each row two ...THAT CAVE HAS ...I'D BETTER GET OUT REAR ENTRANCE OH OF HERE WHILE THE -rO IT! 014. GETTING 16 G D! J.S. ark 044M __ /______ * ___ lit Al dly use 11 CHIEF...CALL- IN(5 ABOUT J.P. Mc KEE MADE AAE- THE IZO15OT! OFF I CAN'T 15 GOOD HEVVINS! IFTHERES \(EAH,-.AN'QU1CK, A REAR OPENING, WE'D IT! C'MON SETTER 13LOCK IT UP! IF I GET HI:5- ...700 BAD I 14AD MADE IT! HOT FOOD OH, WELL, FREEDOMS NOW 7HAN EATING! 0 say ible ties ext ttle zj r Alime will go ring lext Jon Fi-Y the ned 4TO 'k xpqy wow It by and on IL ek Itogers EB CL and By Paul Sellers FLO I'm 45ORRY TO P15TUR13 NCNECQ4WL.E1E EVCUION7 WRR1 1_6 44 7 OF: AL.L GAMES. Sts. EYVE W_ A1: un — Ito ndo /C~ MAP5 ROM CHIP - nRTURE IOLDR~_ NO." 11 lcj L.,NNrcr-rvrAFVy to *rAN V.3114 A 49 t ~ 1: A A\ Al - AN, - 1,; - "i r -e 6i 01%_?~ III, ; -- - L.AQFf. SHOU14) CATS MAR K OP 55X, I HE - __ i A At! KIS 1.11<5 11"14FAM45 , tH PlZepga -To .-OR ffiUGGED (N '50ME PARK 7HEY MAY HAVE FEEN H17 3Y HAP5 7HF.rRE LYING UNCON3C,10U5 MA r9i" 7;YEY`PVA 9A A*ft Ile 70 IN H05PITAL, A AY PLACE I I In AL6 CAff ARE om- kr IN q1MW,nS=k1r1 WUWF%96- A CA-r lick tany ore World Almon Mt four kw. Wed. HAVE NO 017=10 WV.N IT6 Vl(:,rlM. an lz~L roe 10 — __ __ - O BOX 1335(8UNDlf iich lite 41A .5 ,. S ._ , •• . - — -- .S .. < S S,.-_S_---v--. ..- " - - - __ • _ * 1 _ $__ —*_-_—__ -_ ' •: . S ' --_ __- ____________ - -__ -- ____ _ - -_ -_-- •_ •.• . -: _ _ ••1- I7Irf ,.. Sk ' • ---- ._ ''-- - a_ -_ -_-_-_--- _ ' ' . 5',,', . i- . - -. -' _ -_ - '_ .•,_ - - -_-'-!_-_------_-_--_J _a-------.--t_ 1' ' - a ,' _=-L*__t-_ -____ •'.' • - • ' ..S•. 5 ''•. • _ _,.,=-_t=---- ---L. __________________ _____ �ai-----• ---j.5 -. 5- 5 - I z. -' ' -- - . •e -. * - . -- . . 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 •___1-S_/ - -- HASTEN ) ER... C'r4THiA IS A MALADY PECULIAR TO HER S __________ -k,ahF-\._ Ii.NJt I J- t ' S C30AT WHO PLAYS THE HARNIONICA? T. WANT M CHEC -.- - "t A - WHEREYS THE ___________ (,}gg*VM LOVERS AØRQAI) ----' HEVF_ COMES TH'COP WHO'S BEEN 5L*GI?4 LtS A&DUT ! HIDE HER TRASH_CAN,,,IN L*E 0&i00NL1eA4roN LAKE THr=Ke wL.L. DE . S - " . - I IA. -. I -- ___\ -:-: Few ____(_ j seabottonis off -Niississippi, Alabama around the world. Only 45 of them now and Florida. W v At-WAYS SOJNDED OF-r--KEY TO KAE 6Ee %Ypu I IN "•'•.' —-- .- CLO Johi A. Spolski 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 . _____ -. \ , 1 I \ 5 - - - - - - • \ l•e'l%'\ ' ______ = / -- , ' - i-' 4. S !..— - - " • _________ i , _____ - _____ 's by 3K - owie Sehne3*Lder = - - A~i UPHILL STPUGGLE Al . ____ 1'1 , '_ , .-- --- -. - - ' j 0 7 O aw - #. *.t.. 4W * - - • I 4 - '.. ' -. _'__5 -:4 •.-S. - .I - . 7 4D 4-2.- " ' lend a helping haid. This meeting s open Ia the public', 1 ,,.-S-.'S' I. ;i' - -- .1 '' .. • -.. 44 - i - at - ' — ' ' — - - - - • ' - - John - I '. ( probation bs Seminole Circuit Court Judge flasid Strasn. 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 •-_; .• 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 Can Goods To Be Short Conte Oman and her Infant son in automobili at ddent st hilt drunk. nas tuda) se'iiteiit'etl to 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 across Seminole and ' ---- - - - - ! -- ------ .. .•_ . , ,-_ . 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) - 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. Weather n . () " - * - from personal criticism of Lake and Wilhams were the victims two from Brevard, 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 -_ - - stretching By CHRIS NELSON Herald Staff Writer - 'a any ... IS mOflSrraiors Kidnap Trial Moved To Tampa to -0 .1 ,. J Q 11'!: Circuit 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 gotten m " g JOlI\ \ll I UIE IL Me!h - • - For a -- 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 1S . TO A% CLOMV MAU EVEIJ WALkIMG DC"HILL,., Vi cti ms -d ' 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 • in - , - - The rig shortage was compounded hN? - - W at - %- "-- _"' X f .. ON r. ...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 C*+ I i - N - , (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 -_- 10 CRITIC15M Aeour • 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__at c __ —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 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 18, 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/7c7e06e9be0985b23cc3aaec00c598e5.pdf 33f81c504c3961d81e972b0bb400a369 PDF Text Text - its _ -.- Cr Cr ml oV p VI hhf CD I . says Miss Hearst told him she joined the SLA A youth C) w rO - CL Cl) IT _______ CL c tD C,) ,• ' — —. —I' CDI' sb 0 : of her 1 own free will. Charges Facing New — CL a wI Survivors Patty, SLA LOS ANGELES (Al') Patricia Hearst and two comrades faced additional charges today stemming from two alleged kidnapings as hundreds of police searched for the three believed to be the remnants of the Syrnblonese Liberation Army. Heavily armed police swarmed into the Los Angeles suburb of Van Nuys and into a neighborhood in Sacramento Tuesday night in response to some of the scores of citizen reports claiming to have seen Miss Hearst and two SLA members, William and Emily Harris. Neither report checked out. But FBI agent Charles Bates, in charge of this case since Miss Hearst was kidnaped 3½ months ago, said early today a tip will check out sooner or later. He appeaieo LU WC wree W SUITW1UCU LU dVUIU Illul __._•_I bloodshed. A youth who said Miss Hearst and the Harrises pair of 49-cent socks last Thursday. That episode, in which police allege Miss Hearst sprayed the store with automatic rifle fire, started police on an intensive manhunt In Los Angeles. Friday, six SLA members died in a fiery shootout. A spokesman for Catherine and Randolph Hearst said the parents feel "it's going to end soon, that it's going to be resolved imminently." Los Angeles Police Chief Ed Davis said the trio could surrender to either the local Press Club or the Los Angeles County Bar Association a cting as gobetweens. Bates said any sincere surrender attempt would be honored, but warned that FBI agents had no intentions of walking into an amousn. The police manhunt continued across the state. kidnaped him last week was quoted by the Los Angeles Times today as saying the 20-year-old newspaper heiress told him she joined the SLA of her own free will, Tom Dean Matthews, 18, reportedly said Miss Hearst told him she had noth ing to do with her kidnaping, but decided to join forces with her abductors because of dissatisfaction with her father's sponsoring of a $2 million food giveaway that was to win her release. Los Angeles Dist. Atty. Joseph Busch said Miss Hearst and the Harrises would be charged today in a shooting incident at a suburban sporting goods store, the commandeering of several vehicles and kidnaping of two men. They already are charged with unlawful use and possession or automatic weapons. Authorities allege that the kidnapings followed an abortive attempt by Harris, 29, to shoplift a - ---------- Squalid Lif estyle For SLA / Demolition of former - police headquarters 1: - u_".. / at City Hall should _ SANFRANCIScO(AP) — In 1 a trail of cluttered nesting places, the Symblonese Uber. . atlon Army left behind signs of be completed IJ' . a squalid and Increasingly cd spartan existence fed by revs-Tuesday, Sanford lutlonary dreams. ease so • For six SLA members, the trail of their hideouts begat, officials said today. , and ended, In flams e The search began af ter two alleged SLA "soldiers" were 4 arrested Jan. 10 for the murder v of a sch3oL, superintendent. PoWednesday, May 22, 974—Sanford, Florida 3277 I-1.. lice say the small terrorist 6óth 234 Year, No. Price lO Cents . -. -, I c' gr oup tried unsuccessfully I. .--------.I I Is Herald Phol3 by siiu VAcIfII burn down a nearby bungalow In suburban Concord that night. In the smoke-damaged rooms, authorities found a cache of clues about the mysterious group which had claimed responsibility for killpermits necessary for his East-West Expressway with his permit fee for cutting down trees since his moving project said no arrests could be made tine and or 60 days in jail. Ing Oakland Schools Supt. Mar. By CHRIS NELSON Herald Stall Writer Building Movers Inc. firm to own people two years ago, was trees, will be saving the taxpayers because no trees were cut in his Marsee was ordered to send a cus Foster last Nov. S. Judging by documents In the continue work on the old hired last year by the Seminole While telling the commission $500,000 the difference bet. presence. letter to Saunders today warhous e, police say, the SLA had A "misunderstanding" has Altamonte Elementary School. County School Board to move he "agreed 100 per cent" with wren the cost of building an all ning him of the county's action. Saunders, Irate at the corn. the old Altamonte Elementary Its desire to save what trees new school and the costs of his kept busy making surveillance been cited by a Winter Park County Atty. Howard Marsee, charged mission action, at building mover by first claimed buildings to a new site in The remain after a secret Sunday contract. displaying a thick folder On May 7, Saunders wrote reports on Foster, writing cornSeminole muniques and compiling do& County corn. "only two trees were cut Woodlands, off E.E. Williamson harvest observed by Com"documenting" the tree cut- Commission Chairman J Williams said he personally rnlisioners with destroying 42 down," but later said he felt he Road. missioner Dick Williams, Kimbrough that be was aware slers Ofl prominent local bustlays Intervened Sunday when he for kidnaping war. valued at more than had been given permission to trees Canton warned that any de ting, pointed to pictures and his people "allegedly cut" some nessznen School Board auxiliary caused by the permit holdup caught Saunders' people rants. One name found on ia.$40,000 apparently in violation cut "whatever trees are In the estimated values of all 42 trees trees down, called It a way" of his $475,000 moving services director Hugh Carlton, could delay the opening of tifl trees along the Douglass there was that of Patricia of the county's tree protection "misunderstanding," cut prior to Sunday. and ers Road right of way in defiance of informed of Saunders' claims project. Hearst, a college sophomore In of ordinance, school this Fall. promised "after we have previous commission warnings The former Orange County a blank cheek, said the only Berkeley. The commission voted Saunders, saying he Marsee said the county arbor concluded our Investigation and Doors and windows In the Tuesday to seek civil and Democratic chairman, agreement the board had wi th wan t to make something out of to stop. ordinance makes each tree cut If we are at fault, we will take ho1$rereinforCdWtthp1y. possible criminal action against removed by Gov. Reubin Askew Saunders was a pledge to seek nothing," added he didn't UnA sheriff's deputy was down a possible misdemeanor appropriate action on this wood, and baled newsi*pers George Saunders, and lifted after an attempt to "pack" the waiver by the county of a denstand all the fuss over the dispatched to the scene, but offense punishable by a $500 matter." were kept nearby for quick barricading. Revolutionary pstars . I adorned many walls. ' Beneath a mantle full of books on guerrilla warfare, 1-I 1•• .iil weaponry and Marxism, the oo. ,, cupants evidently ecestructid ii pipebombe and practiced shoot. I % 1. lnga wall tanget with an air •.. ... pistol. Gas masks wes b* next to their beds; heavier amByJ RICHARDS land In that "breadbasket" of Sanford employes will be let go, munition was scattered all Herald Staff Writer farmlands surrounding Lake he said. around. "We won't more than 10lose federal Chase and Co. general Okeechobee due to the For recreation, they appar.. :-. Manager Lçe Moore said today government's dropping of 15 people here," he said. . . .. .. entl y played rock music on the The company, one the Sanford-based agricultural restrictions on sugar cane stereo, and sipped beer or wine. 11 ' John A. Spois ki business will soon be forced to acreage w force Chase out of Seminole County's oldest An empty case of plum wins, There are a number of folks, drop its Belle Glade celery the celery business, businesses, had left Sanford •• — ,.- ,, which the SLA's late kadar — About 200 migrant workers in celery fields for the warmer headed by the Sanford production which annually 11 Donald reeze reponsy '• ••I••UI•• Downtown Business Assoc., produces from $1 million to $2 Belle Glade will be affected, South Florida climate In 1956 favored,, was found along wt who are trying their darndest to million. , Moore said, but only 30 year. when local celery production several Molotov cocktails made -. see that there's no repeat of last -..-.. : ' He said the company's round workers there will lose began its steady decline. with the empties. .v, ...... . 1- year's "tireless" Fourth of Inability to either lease or buy their jobs and only a few Sanford was iben "The The cupboards and refrigJuly. Celery Capitol of the World." Uke anything else, it takes erator were well stocked with Payroll during peak celery '-. ,, staples and health foods from a the long green, plus the helpful and sweet corn production In . ' "" Berkeley store. But stacks of hands of volunteers to make Belle Glade had been $35,000 a 3. dirty dishes overflowed the something like this click. week, Moore said, and dropped --'-•"._:. sink, and bags of garbage So, let's take first things first. to as low as $3,000 a week spoiled across the floor. If you'd like to be a "handy during other periods. can't find the helper" but time Chase leased its 1,280 acres of a Their clothing — mainly to actually tend one of celery land In Belle Glade from (Herald Photo By Cindy Flanders) Levi!!, Army fatigue jackets booths, etc., why not stop by the Florida Sugar Corp., which sold and other mili tary surplus — NO 1 U RN -AR 0 U N D HERE Sanford C of C and drop off a its land recently and Chase SB Horoscope ---------was haphazardly stored in Area deaths ............ .5A buck. Truth of the matter is that officials have not been able to PERVIE P. SWANN,74. of Orlando, mistook sidewalk around Sanford Hospital notes . ......... 7B Bridge ... ............. 76 drawers and closet.s, or tossed this year's cost for the locate usable celery fields .........3A National .7B ha corner. "They didn't seem Cale ndar Memorial Park on Seminole Boulevard as a circle drive today. Swann fireworks (which will go off at t he re. to care much about their mate. Classified ads .. .. .10.11A when he hit a bench was charged with destruction of city property Public notices ..........9A Moore said the state has ,p.m.) cost $800. rial possessions," said Oakland 9B Comics causing $65 damage and driving on a sidewalk. Recreation director Society ......... .. ... 8B about 12,000 acres in celery It's so easy to blow a George Homicide Sgt. John Agler. Sports ............... 8-bA Jim Jernigan said tickets have been issued to several other motorists Washington on something now. Dear Abby ............SB Six days later, on Jan. 1S,ps-else—bad movie, a couple Celery is the major Interest In making the same mistake. State ................. SA .78 Dr.Cr ane which lice reported discovery of a Chase produce efforts packs of weeks, etc. Why not TV .....................9B Editorial comment .,..4A . I ' second SLA hideout The third and cab. include sweet corn contribu te to a night of Cfl World News ...........i Enterta inment .........9B story Oakland apartment wu bage, Moore said. tertainment with a dollar ' rented from September thneii) Moore added he felt the donation? No more than that, She said, "My husband and I November by a woman calling company would not actively honestly. Just a buck to give JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) Nunley vowed he would beat the rself Lynn L.edworth. Police he seek out more celery land - A young seaman has lost his cancer and live, everyone a chance to be a are going up there in a couple her either In the South Florida area will to be the late SLA in this salute to our par tner His mother, Mrs. Robert weeks. We figure It will take believed to overcome the terminal IDC!flber Nancy Ung Perry. or the Zellwood-Sanford area. cancer that doctors at three Nunley, said he has had 11 about that long to evaluate his country's birthday. Soybean, field corn and silage Navy bases failed to diagnose, chemotherapy and see what they can do. treatments case Say, have you heard about the Less than six blocks from the will be produced on Chase's his mother says. the nation's alreadyYesterday's high 90 low to arrest the tu- When I hit there, I'm going to Foster assassination site, the which seemed Sanford woman who is going to LOW acres of SanfOrd land, Timothy Nunley. 19, flew to mors. but "the doctors here are contact them all and I'm going apartment was an ideal spot to soaked inidsection today. this morning 64. Partly walk from this city to Moore said. while scattered showers cloudy to occasionally Bethesda Naval Hospital near afraid to give him another to request a meeting with r'es- plot and launch the murder, as approximately Philadelphia sprinkled areas in the cloudy today and Thursday hington Tuesday for treat- treatment. They said he needs a ident Nixon." well as a good sanctuary later, 1,000 miles) as her part of this In a good year the company Was e th th west and along Nor with slight chance of not available at the Jack- specialist not available In country's Bicentennial up to soo,000 ment had produced ' Mrs. Nunley said she wrote police said. Eastern Seaboard. showers today increasing Navy hospital here." Celebration? crates of celery, Moore said. sonville Navy Base. Non and got a reply from The SLA vanished after the ° 'th1'5dY. She said her son has again No joke The impact of Chase's loss of William Middendorf Nunley is a Navy apprentice II, acting Feb. 4 kidnaping of Miss developed the back pains which Highs mid Ws to 90. Lows Obituaries She has a Masters in music celery Iands would not be ap- fireman from Jacksonville who semtary of the Navy, stati g Hears~ reappearing into knows tonight in low 70s. were part of his original cornand Is going to talk to the older preciable, Moore predicted. was found in January to have there was nothing on Nunley 's iDetails on Page $*) public view with the newspepw Rain probability 20 per pl ain t. folks on her walkathon north, "Other producers will make "P terminal cancer. Navy doctcrs recori to show that he reported heIrESS cent today and 40 cent and 15 during a per "He lost about 10 pounds getting them to sing some of what we used tc grow," he said. at three bases had brushed symptoms of the disease when $10,690 bank robbery. Thursday. he's not feeling well," Mrs th is country's sons of they first appeared. aside his complaints. Mrs. Harriett D. BURNS, nd I During that period, polks may Daytona Reach tides for Moore declined to speculate Nunley said. " His spiri ye.steryear. From that point she — of SllfllOtd Issued a statement Navy — The few days. He's Thursday high 9:43 n. m., on whether sugar cane said she Is repi. SLA members had moved IM.a broke these last Mrs. Nunley will have the information bound 10:09 p.m.; low 3:28 n.m., prodicers might eventually admitting Its doctors had Failed taking pain pills for the first ylng to Middendf: rundown apartment buil • and submitted to this country's KILPATRICK Edward G., p.m.; Port Canaveral 3:30 gobble-up the existing bottom to diagnose the cancer and said time in a long while." edge of San Frat*lico'a "Now you are trying to call the educational systems ..... a Jr. — of tAkeland lands in Belle Glade for sugar "appropriate disciplinary and — high 9: 11 a.m., 9:52 Mrs. Nunley said she asked this boy a har. It was this boys Western Addition, a pre. means of preserving some of action ha?been tak. her production, causing further corrective p.m.; low 3:10 am., 3:26 son to telephone every other deathbed statement, and be dominantly black neighborhood our SWANSON, David W. 'of errosion in state celery en." p.m. day to report what is being done said he had no malice. It's about l' miles from the FBI More on this In later Sanford Thunderstorms drenched When he came home in April, for him at Bethesda. production. agairtt his character to lie." office here. columns...... LUL - . _______ i .- . - - Misunderstanding' Kil ls County Trees ol p D .0 V 4j '•l q q -iq 2 a ø Ck 2 D ,.I - -4 Ap CS 4 ôLu —' -' t ?Lto CX ! ft cc1? (I, S.. , C: D_,g. c CL D 10 CD 40 - - a 0 tT 0 0 CU 9..o W SIR F1: - 4(D NEW 0 a 0 (D 0 too i#1 W ~? - ' c3IflI 'IMI a 3 0A 1MI h GOOD AFTERNOON Lin S-... 1] WEATHER 1w W. .7 - - . - - - .. - tit iA flix 0-_4 SCJ1IC)r w unt i n g Cancer Battle CA (0 !jr' - Index — 0 ' - ( I.-'... aell _________ ,j.c'?a :1 9 ' '.' 40 ci . . • !U - 1_ . OEM lJ — Chase Forced Out Of Celery Market S top- - co 5 2 L7 CD CD .0 0 f4'4 / -- ' - - �2A—The Sanford Herald Wednesday, May 22. 1974 Near County To Buy Park By CHRIS NELSON Herald Staff Writer Negotiations on a 504cre lakeside park near Red Bug Elementary School, and acceptance of a 50 per cent state grant on the $500,000 Sylvan Lake Park, have been authorized by Seminole County commissioners. Acting on a recommendation by parks commissioner Mike Hattaway, the board authorized up to $389,000, plus interest, to paid for the Red Bug Lake site. Hattaway said a full recreational activity facility is be . - ~_. . - ~ - ~ ,- I - ~ . I 7%__-__-.. _~_ -s-i— court house. Kimbrough said he met with Sanford Mayor Lee Moore "some time ago, and was promised a copy of a study being done then, but I had to read about it in the paper." Vihien, who said he will continue to hunt possible sites, did not comment on a possible Sanford Parking Commissioner Sid Vihien said the board should press on with investigation of leasing "air ~ 7_~ — J MR space" over the City of Sanford's parking facility to build a county parking lot. VihIen said the long-standing hassle between the board and the city could be settled by an elevated parking lot paid for out of the $425,000 still left in the bond Issue money for the new planned, including football, baseball and basketball areas. The lake itself has been certified as clean by Polution Control chief Langley Adair, and a small beach is planned, Hattaway said. The Sylvan Lake Park grant was signed by Chairman John Klmtrough, who was assured by Hattaway that the search for a park to serve the west county Is well underway. - -f= Joke Check 'Broke' Sanford KCase conflict with Sheriff John Polk, who has hinted the remaining court house bond money would be ideal for his Sanford Airport Bug Lake public hearing on his proposal the county require one smoke detector in all new housing, said some salesmen are still deliberately distorting his plan despite last week's publicity. Friday, a manager for one Vanguard Systems distributorship said he fired a salesman hauled Into Kaiser's office after allegedly telling residents the county had passed a law requiring an $1,100 home alarm system. However, the manager admitted, his company does "encourage" customers to buy at least $500 in equipment, even though other companies sell jail project. Home Fire Alarm; County Fire Administrator Gary Kaiser said representatives of "reputable home (Ire alarm companies" have been asking for help against "one or two irresponsible companies" using sleazy sales tactics in the county. Commissioners vetoed any county involvement. Kaiser, pushing a June 4 a Mary - Red 0 f r% Of - basic smoke detectors for as little as $50. Senate Panel Backs NATION ,1 TODAY ,r w_~~~ Jaworski Tape Bid It Hutchinson told the board, "he's really going to have his hands full." in huluota. Massive public opposition was led by attorney William Hutchinson, who presented studies showing that one full grown hog produces up to 20 pounds of solid wastes a day. "II they only plan to have one caretaker during the week," In other zoning, corn. mlssioners overrode public opposition and a negative board of adjustment recommendation by approving a special exception for a motorcycle repair shop off U.S. 17-92 and Florida Ave., in the south county. The owners pledged extensive buffering to lower sound levels, and promised to restrict repair work to normal working hours Monday through Friday. Sales work only is planned for utekends, they said. - --" - Hurting President Most Disabled Vet Sues Longwood "... comm - - - - - : - - ¶ _f School Negotiations Tonight p.z;1 :: -- Mention Watergate, See Pat Nixon Bristle .?,,- . '. U - - __t -r - i - ' Winter Springs Clears two charges of le of Park. Educati on Survey Class It WASHINGTON (Al') was to be for Pat Nixon a pleasant occasion, "A Day in the Country," as the congressional and Cabinet wives called their annual Congressional Club luncheon for the first lady. But as so often happens these days in Washington, the subject of Watergate came up. And Mrs. Nixon bristled, "Yes," she said tersely when asked If she has read the edited - , . - - Ni E F - - ee , -- _ f th -- , .' - Police Blotter In Ho use H u sh Mo n ev D isc u s sion - , B iil - FsrEs - ._- Kansas In ma tes R jot * an election for a new mayor found outside the house ,mat. should be held within 60 days. ched those on an car belonging Last year, County Judge Ar- to Jones, police said. den Merkle twice declared Fair The trial was moved toTam. mentally incompetent and sent pa after defense attorneys said doing during his 20years in By DONNA LONG WOOD A Civil rights Kaiser, Fire Chief Tom says you cannot store him to the state hospital at extensive publicity made it 11D public offi ce, blasted Floyd and Siegf ried and a former city something in an office with law suit seeking $4,710,000 in Herald Staff Writer Chattahootchee. Each time, possible for Wheeler and Jones Kaiser, building official have given Floyd's name on it," adding damages has been filed in U.S psychiatrists at the hospital to get a fair hearing in Seminole ALTAMONTE SPRINGS— Today's scheduled arson trial depositions to Sta te Atty. that no such li terature was in District Court, Orlando against • County. said Fair was of an Orlando union official Attorney Mike Jones of Abbott Herring's office that his office at the time of the fire, the City of Longwood and all Its Seminole Fair was removed from the County Circuit charged with complicity in the Altamonte Springs, a worker in Swofford stopped them from "Swofford's remarks border elected officials by Phillip county voting rolls after he was Judge David Strawn, In TampaSept. i Air Flow Air Con- Mayor Norman Floyd's election .' enforcing fire and building on several law suits," Jones Immediate Jr. and his wife, S declared incompetent. Since to hear the case, ordered a third ditioning truck fleet blaze has campaign last December, 1codes at new construction sites, said. "He sounds like a cry Angelina of Longwood. Merkle never ruled Fair com- count of conspiracy dropped been delayed until Tuesday. today called el-mayor In addition to the City and its Swofford charged that Floyd baby and a sore l" petent again, County Elections Tuesday. He said the Seminole Circuit Court Judge Lawrence Swofford a "crycampaign literature was found Floyd said he did meet the elected officials the suit also Supervisor James Sebesta has prosecution had improperly Voile Williams granted a baby and a sore loser." by Siegfried In Jones' Elmco city's residency requirements names Sgt. Jordan Paddock of refused to restore his voting worded the document contain- prosecution motion to delay for Meanwhile, Floyd denied building office after a fire there when he ran for Office. In an- the IIgWOOd Police Departing that charge. rights. the third time the trial of Swofford's charges that he last summer and this con- swer to the remark that ment, former Police Chief William K. Beck, 55, despite perjured himself when stituted au election law campaign literature was stored Wesley Dowell,, present thief defense attorney Jim Russ's swearing he met the city's -viloatlon. in Jones' office, Floyd said, Torn Hennigan and the WInn arguments for a speedy trial. residency requirements, Siegfried is at a National Fire "I'm afraid not. Corp. Prosecutor Claude Van Hook The county's fire protection City Atty. Joe Davis earlier Protection Association con. "If Swofford has something to was unable to appear today, administrator Gary Kaiser, a --ference today and not available say about the election, he this week was authorized to since he is still tied up with the former city fire chief, Tuesday for comment. should say it to state officials in defend the action which claims . Oak Ave. Longwood sed Swofford's charges Tampa trial of two men acdism is Jones said today, "I don't Tallahassee. I am here and i that Immediate, a disabled U.S. Fence valued at $800 stolen he cheated city kidnap that taxpayers LAWRENCE know of any SWOFFORD election law that plan on Army veteran, was beaten by staying." Tuesday from Sanlando cused in the Feb. 28 Carpeting stolen Tuesday ransom of going to Sanford by school on city time Paddock at the city police UUIIUes Weklwa Plant. from new, unoccupied home at and television valued businessman George Jackson. and secretly taped recorded station after an Oct. 25 arrest. Stereo 717 Eagle Ave. Trial of Jesse James Jones conversations in the mayor's The lawsuit includes 12 courts at $450 stolen Tuesday from Thomas WIIIIflU) '" Jr., and Franklin Lee Wheeler office in a blackmail attempt. and charges that Immediate's home 18, of 2517 KIowa Tr., Fern Kaiser said, "He must really civil rights were violated by 2430 of Jean F. Waters, 38, of Jr., is grinding into its second charged with possessionPark of week, and is not expected to go be scared to say things which cruel and unusual Two soup machines valued at By MARK WEIW[2 the adoption would "be a bad marijuana, paraphernalia Hart has said the SL Lode infilcieci upon him pwilahment to the jury before Friday, can be so easily checked." by the police Herald Staff Writer mistake." Contributing to the deliquency $200 stolen Tuesday night from Williams was told. Court action was entirely offteer . It is true he attended school laundry room of Green Of a minor. Lodged in the SEA spokesmen said the related entirely to differing Williams chastised the absent while a city fire chief, Kaiser is being Pad Apartmen ts on Fern both as The gloves are coming off poflcyisessenually the same a., circumstances in that jail In lieu of 110,500 Meadows Van Hook for apparently filing said. "I went to the fire the St. a police officer and in. Pk Pa r k Boulevard. to ght ni between e th Seminole one Hart submitted to the St. Lode County School Board was bond. amended charges against Beck prevention school at Seminole County dlvldually. School Board and the Lucie County School Board. under a specfic court order 10 without his permission, thus Junior College, at night, at my Seminole Education Immediate contends he was Sanford Calling th e policy a dusted off deal with certain matters and false ly arrested vi ola ting both the state rules of Own expense, so I could do a Lake Mary by Padd ock on Association over teacher old set of negotiating guidelines chose not to do so. There is no a complaint from the Longwood Bicycle and lawn mower criminal procedure and the better Job for the city." that have already "been court Burglars Tuesday stole valued at $80 stolen courts' own directives. As for the tape recorder negotiations, order in Seminole County Winn-Dixie store, but no a!The board is poised to accept discredited In court action In St. directing the board what to televisions and radios from Russ said he will help Ildavit from Knight Bike Shop at was signed. He says speed charges, Kaiser said actually a negotiating policy proposed Lode County," SEA spokesmen negotiate. home of Dr. B. Perinchief. 301 the trial, Sanfo rd Ave. Paddock stopped and arrested whenever it starts, by there were three tape recor- by negotiator Jerry Hart, and say under the present Items valued at q Cash and credit card valued stipulating to "90 percent of the ders. In a SEA him on SR 434, more than two press release the the SEA spokesmen don't like guidelines "no negotiations will facts" in evidence, "I d ha and conone hooked up to a at $1 stolen Tuesday fr charged the policy due for blocks from the store. occur County Inimedalte claims he was so home of Richard Hattaway, om testing only the charges of radio sta tion, one to the phone SEA spokesmen say Hart's "I hope the SEA will accept second reading tonight is Beck's involvement in the to record distress calls, and a of 3510 Hattaway Dr naive and absurd In several severely beaten that proposed policy sets an at- what we are trying to do in Filbert Alvin ShiffietI, 43, of third one up In the office closet, btirary Purse and contents valued at arson. ways. Speci fi hospitalization was required. cally, it would limit on the scope of right frame of mind and quit Chicago, Ill., lodged in county In the earlier trial of Beck's which Swofford apparently The city is also being sued by event pr negotlath)ns in tue very negotia ons. ti Th ey want i te ms th rowing barbs into what we Jail in lieu Of $5,000 bond on $70 stolen Tuesday from Plumbers and Pipefitter's found," he said, Mr. Bev erly Crooks, 20, of New and Mrs. William Brunell such as personnel direction, are trying to do," lms said areas in which teachers have charge of grand larceny. Kaiser branded as "non, board York while at the Holiday Inn. Local 803 colleague, Daniel budget, school referring further Hilton Jay Geartner, 17, issIon to the most valuable inpit—how of Lormann Circle North Evans, Van Hook took three sense" Swofford's claim he Wallet and contents valued at schools charging that Police Silts. run" 2101 Mohawk Trail, Maitland days to get Into the record admitted he was trying to organizational structure and Hart's office In Washington James stolen Tuesday from $10 Pleicones and Thomas lodged In county jail in lieu of Jess evidence that the arson actually "bug" the mayor's office to pin standards of services to be D.C. Arnold said the SEA Ling Used Boydston of U tah while staying occured. excessive force In ' added to the policy for Hart was hired by the board negotiating team would be $5,000 bo nd on charge of at something on him. arresting Holiday Inn. th eir son Brian In negotiations, at a fee of $10,000 to negotiate present at the meeting Eva ns was convicted of hiring possession of marijuana. Swofford In a press contonight. February ifl3. Juvenile arrested with him three men for the arson, and Is ference Tuesday, called to Board Chairman Davie Slims wi th teachers of SEA and the Ovid eo currently free on $75,100 bond answer questions on charges said he expects the policy to be action will be the first such released to pe nding sentencing June 10. Michael Troy Street, 21, o that he was guilty of wrong- adoptedbytheboardatthel:30 takeninthecounty.Therjghtof f Stereo equipment valued at p.m. at Lyman High School. "I public employees to negotiate 1188 Lewis Dr., Winter Park $200 stolen Tuesday from home think the only change will be contracts was recently granted Jailed in lieu Of $10,000 bond on of Karl Seidel of Palm Valley one date and the rest will in a Florida supreme Court sa stand," Sims said today. decision. The SEA a ten-yearmjuana. Richard Stephen Hayes, 18, of While Se minole School Supt. olc association has worked for Tape player valued at $40 B Jailed uesday in lieu William P. Layer declined as many years to Set UP stolen Tuesday from car of 4 WINTER SPRINGS....A Lot 11, to be a part of of $10,500 bond on charges of comment today the SEA negotiations, but, without zoning change requested by John Cross, 24, of Palmetto possession of marijuana, spokesman Owen Arnold said success. project, but at present outside Land Engineering Co., of the city limits, Council moved "After Graduation, What Wednesday on the SJC main Avenue, while parked at paraphernalia and carrying a &rornberg-Carlson Plant Longwood, was approved by to have the city attorney Next?" is a five-week course campus. Azalea plants valued at $50 City council at this week's prepare an ordinance being offered by the Seminole The course will examine five on an. stolen Tuesday from The meeting on the recom- nexatlon and zoning change Junior College Office ofStuden t major areas of interest, in. Chuluota Forrest on Lake Mary mendatlon of the Planning and Pursuant Development and the Adult chiding the various secondary to the Mooney Bill. TALLAHASSEE, Fla . (AP) atley modify their exhaust sys- zoning Boar'j Boulevard. Two car crash at corner of i'ducation Division to aid programs available in the The Florida Senate today terms to make more noise. The property owned by Allen Citizens band radio stolen The change of zoning from 2nd Street and E. Chuluota parents and students select Central Florida area; the passed a House bill banning "I don't think the automotive PUD from car of Peter Brown, (Planned Unit Schacttr is located on Shepherd Avenue Injured three persons. appropriate post-secondary vocational and skill training loud mufflers and setting noise- industry will have New York while Perked at Days any great Development) to Commercial-2 Road at Highway 1742 near the Treated and released from educational programs, areas; the various four-year level restrictions for new me- difficulty meeting it," he said. on Lots 12,17 and 16, Block B, Dearborn Electronics plant. Inn parking lot on&R 4landIWinter Park Memorial Hospital degree programs; educational torcycles, autos, The Senate tacked on trucks and 4. an Oak Grove Plat would permit Council voted to prepare a Stsrtlng Wednesday, each financing; pnd an open ended mctorboats. w ere: Dale Smith, of amendment exempting agriculHand gun and cash valued at the proposed construction of resolution to declare June 17.29 Longwood, John Chubb, of class will last three hours for a question and answer session. Sen. John Vogt, D-Cocoa tural vehicles, UL-n approved meta $110 stolen Tuesday from home Chuluota and Teresa McBridge, total of 15 hours instruction, and l w;rehouses and a store as "Clean There is no charge for the Beach, said the noise bill was the bill 31-4 and sent it back t*. building. UP, Paint Up,Fix Up of Alfred Simpson Jr., 32, of 301 of Oviedo. will run from 7 to 10 p.m. each cotsc, W ee k" in Winter Springs at the aimed at people who deliber- the House. Separate action was taken on request of Mayor Ttoy pUnd. - - ' .,. -- . -- - frn!41: -5) Suffers D - '6 Swofford Perury Charge - WASHINGTON (AP) — The awaiting tria ls in the courts." Meanwhile, the House __________________r Senate Judiciary Committee That agreement was made Judiciary Committee, contin________ has reaffirmed the authority of af ter the firing of Cox last Oc- uing its Impeachment inquiry, Watergate special prosecutor tober. Cox was engaged in a heard the tape of the key March Leon Jaworski to pursue White ba ttle with the White House 21, 1973, ta lk be tween Nixon and ..,.-,,. -. house tapes though the courts, over tapes and Nixon eventual. then-White House counsel John And the White House said ly turned them over. W. Dean III. Tuesday that President Nixon Now, Jaworski is seeking to Is not considering firing Ja- enforce a subpoena for 64 addiSome committee Democrats worskl, a fate that befell his tional White house tapes. U.S. said the tape, continuing dispredecessor Archibald Cox in District Judge John J. Sirica cuSsiOn of payments to keep I an earlier controversy over has ordered the White House to Watergate burglar E. Howard tapes. Hunt Jr., quiet, is the most surrender the tapes to him. HANG ON THERE On Monday Jaworski cornAfter the Judiciary Corn. damaging evidence they have IT MEASURES 24 inches from tip to tip and needless to say, it is Milt plained to the Judiciary Corn- mittee meeting, Sen. Birch heard against Nixon. Harper's pride and joy. The San Franciscan native may not sport the mittee that, "The President, Bayh, D1nd., called the vote developIn other Watergate longest moustache in the world but certainly one of the best groomed. through his counsel, Is chal- "an effort to say, 'Mr. Presiments: When asked how he sleeps with this beauty, Milt replies, Carefully.' lenging my right to bring action dent, back off, live up to the against him to obtain evidence, promise you made ..:" —U.S. District Court Judge or differently stated, he con"We've had two special pros- Gerhard Gesell said he might tends that I cannot take the ecutors appointed. We've had sign a subpoena to give former President to court." promises of independence given Nixon aides access to their pri. Presidential attorney James in each case," Bayh said and vate files still at the White D. St. Clair had argued that added: House. Gesell commented dursince Jaworski is employed by "We've had one special pros- ing hearings on motions by dc' the executive branch he can sue ecutor fired and we've had two fen(kink in the break-in of Dan(lie President only if the pro utses of independence vio- id Ebe ilsrg's psychiatrist's of. President so wishes, Jaworski kited." f ICC. WASHINGTON ( AP) — The ment benefits to cover workers that the nation's electrical gensaid Monday. Several senators said that if —The Senate gave its Water- house has rejected and prob- left Jobless by fuel shortages. crating capacity now has a reThe committee's resolution Jaworski is fired steps would be gate committee another month, ably killed standby emergency Rep. John B. Anderson, H-Ill., serve, or safety margin, of said the prosecutor "Is acting taken to resurrect a Senate bill until June 30, to complete its energy legislation that would the third-ranking House Re. nearly 20 per cent to cope with within the scope of the authority creating a special prosecutor in'estigation. have given President Nixon publican, estimated the addi- fluctuations of peak demand conferred u pon him by the independent from the executive gasoline rationing powers in the tional benefits would cost up to this summer--a margin usually agreement of the President and branch. —The Senate committee event of a renewed crisis. $4.6 billion a year. considered adequate and great. the Department of Justice and At the White House, Deputy plans to consider granting unTi' I"!"' rr;ri action coincided Tuesday ::' The ::r'- I. -r r - i ':nt ar the Senate Judiciary Coin- Press Secretary Gerald L. War- inunity from prosecution for with a warning by the Federal mittee in seeking to obtain ren agreed to be quoted as say- Texas lawyer Jake Jacobsen to Power Commission that "even from the President tape record- ing a Jaworski firing was not see what he has to say about ings he believes relevant to under consideration. Earlier in alleged bribe money for John B. a slight disruption of fuel supply prove or disprove allegations of the news briefing he had turned Connally, Informed sources could produce power shortage" this summer. The American KANSA.S CITY i AP i In. cluded a guarantee of no reinformation for indictments aside similar questions. said Automobile Association re- mates took three guanls hos. prisals against inmates partui. ported that there appeared to tage at the Jackson County Jail pating in the outbreak be no serious gasoline supply late Tuesday night and then exThe center of outbreak was on problems and that pump prices changed them for county the 13th floo r o e courthouse. are holding steady. executive George Lehr, I In New York, the head of a authorities said. petroleum industry research Lehr, who was accompanied group said high prices for oil to one of the 'tanks" on the up.have reduced demand and the per floors of the courthouse by At world is moving rapidly to- Kansas City Star reporter, said wards an oil surplus. the inmates were armed with WASHINGTON (AP) —Some Tuesday a tape of the March 21 shows that Nixon was worried John H. Lichtblau, executive hammers, chains and oxygen House Judiciary Committee talk between Nixon and Dean. that Hunt would disclose the director of the Petroleum In- tanks that could be used as members say President It convinced some Democrats break-in of Daniel Ellsberg's dustry Research Foundation, firebombs, He said the inmates Nixon's discussion of payments that Nixon ordered Dean to pay psychiatrist's office. Hunt par- Inc., said I would say if had threatened to kill the to keep Watergate burglar E. hunt $120,00) in hush money. ticipateci in the break-in as part present price levels remain in guards if authorities attempted Howard Hunt Jr. quiet Is the "It was a command. It was of the 'plumbers" effort to plug force the surplus could be with to use force. most damaging evidence they said very positively," said Rep. the Pentagon Papers leak. This us for some time, even if Saudi The inmates reportedly listed have heard yet in their In- Jerome Waldie, D-Calif., after exchange takes place: Arabia, Kuwait and Libya eight demands, one of which inkn,.ln,'. _i_j I_.. -. . uw vwseu conuniuee itt nearing. xon—What is the answer on maintain existing proaucuon The hearings continue today "He was clearly ordering this? How you keep it out, I limits." with Nixon risking defiance ofa Dean to pay the money," said don't know. You can't keep It The 207 to 191 House vote a ,I committee subpoena for 11 another Democrat. "I don't out if Hunt talks against the standby measure more Watergate tapes. He has think there is any question." c. Dean—You might put it on a centered on a provision debeenordered been ordered to deliver them by Few Republican members national securities grounds signed to roll back domestic 10 a.m. EDT but has given no would comment, and none of basis, crude oil prices to pre-embargo Indication he will back down on those who did found anything H.R. Ilaldeman, who had levels. A similar rollback provihis refusal to provide any more helpful for Nixon in the tape. joined the conversation: It ab- sion had triggered the Presi. Watergate evidence to the "This is certainly the most solutely was, dent's veto of the original enercommittee. damning of the stuff we've had Dean says that would lead to gy bill, and the White House had In another major develop- so far," said Rep. Hamilton questions why the CIA or FBI made it clear Nixon would veto ment, Judiciary Committee Fish, fl-N.Y. had not conducted the oper. the standby measure as well. Chairman Peter W. Rodino Jr. V 17-92 In the key section of the tape ation. The standby bill also proCASSELBERRY told reporters Tuesday that a Nixon suggests that Dean has vided for expanded unemployNixon: Because we had to do significant portion of a March no choice but to come up with i t on r t'nni,InnIiri1 hnic 17, 1973, White House transcript the money Hunt allegedly do. Haldeman: Because we were may be missing. manded to keep silent. checking them. Rodino said the tape record"Would you agree that that's Nixon: Neither could be ing representing that transcript the prime thing, that you damn trusted with the bombing apparently includes a dis- well better get that done?" Nix- thing coming out and everycussion by Nixon of the possi- on asks, thing coming out the whole bi!tty of White house in"Obviously he ought to be thing was national security. volvernent in the Watergate given some signal," Dean reDean: I think we could get by cover-up. Nixon has said he plies, on that first learned of the cover-up on The White House transcript Rep. Edward Mezvinsky, I)March 21, 1973. has Nixon saying "(expletive Iowa, said the tape "gives us a Rodino said the committee deleted), get It." Waldie said had been given a tape by the the committee tape has him much clearer picture of the inWatergate grand jury that saying, "Jesus Christ, get it." volvement not only of the Pres. records a conversation between In all, there are 10 references ident but of the men around Nixon and Press Secretary by Nixon during the one hour, 43 hini" Asked by flt".',SllWfl hether Ronald L. Ziegler on June 4, minute conversation to the -' . . Nixon's intn1t't'nwnt iitrniint&'iI J'Jl.), ULLVI Nixon IldU )Vfl 5ev- iiipuriaiiue ui iu.eping xun...................eral hours listening to tapes of quiet and that there would be no to an impeachable offense, other meetings. problem In getting the $1 Mez'mnsky sa id that was what Rodino said one of the meet- million Dean estimated the con- each member had to decide for ings they discussed was on tinwng blackmail would cost. himself. March 17, between Nixon and In his April 29 television adNo member reported finding then-White House counsel John dress when he released the any significant material added W. Dean III. According to Ho- edited transcripts, Nixon said to the White House transcript as dino, it Included "a discussion he was "thinking out loud" in a result of the committee's of the Watergate matter and the the March 21 conversation better recording equipment, possible involvement of White about various courses of action which fills in many blanks in House personnel and others." and had considered meeting the White House versions. The White House-released Hunt's demand as a way to "I would say the transcripts transcript of the March 17 prevent disclosure of another and tapes are almost identi. meeting does not mention Wa- matter that might damage na- cal," said Rep. Charles Sandtional security, tergate. man, R.N.J. "The transcripts The March 21 transcript are ugly and so are the tapes." The committee heard on Emergency E l in.0 . .4 - 0 Alta* monte Mayor Denies z._, ---- . q- _ State Gets Delay In Arson Trial -. i - --_- U.S. Judge Joins Two Tampa Trials 1 - - - -_ - _- i Commissioners turned down a would-be "weekend hog farmer" who wanted to raise 400 pigs on an 80-acre site next to the Chuluvista subdivision VI'dnesday,tAay , 2 2 i97.- IA ,IfiJA r' - icial Hits Colleagues Abramson Academy Appointee .;'nfnrd }-':r,ifd .. Hog Farm Nixed By RICRDS began to leave meeting at city hail and neither of you Councilman Harry Terry and City Clerk Kay Sassman's TAMPA, Fla. (AP) — A po. Jackson was released un. Herald Staff Writer d ur ing a (liscusslon concerning ever showed up," he said, Mayor Hess. nbilitjto handle bookkeeping so - - cruan has testified that a h-armed 27 hours I.ter. Puli LARI-: MARY — I've never (he city's clerical problems. returning to his seat after the Mrs. Hess of Terry accused the city could assure itself of crumpled check, apparently arrested Wheeler and Jones had my husband or my parents 'q asked you to meet inc here outburst. " ta king up" for Mrs. Mercer, co ntinued revenue sharing. written as a 130,(k)0 joke, was three days later and recovered that way," Mrs. Mercer today said she while she was talking with Council had earlier come to __ !-' the first big break In the kid- most of the money. Councilman Virginia Mercer was "flabbergasted. I ne ver Norden, who sat down after five ge ne ral agreement over animal naping of Sanford businessman Bernosky told niestoday said after being blasted -, knew about it. I was completely minutes of stalking and control ordinance and a junk orge Jackson. day that he was icoking out a by councilman John Norden for unaware I had done anything to shouting. car ordinance, which will ha ve Sanford Police Del Bill Ber- window of the deserted house j not attending a meeting at city e get that man so angry." C ounc ilman Lou Blankenship first readings Tuesday. 1 nosky testified at the trial of Sanford where Jackson had -' hail Friday to discuss revenue Mayor Hess sa id she ha d not and City Atty. Tom Freeman K. ABRAMSON Th e city's occupa tional tax l Jesse James Jones, 23, and been he ld when he sa w a crumshari ng. gone to the meeting because she had left a few minutes before ordinance received a thorough Fenton Wheeler, 24, who are pled piece of paper lodged In the Norden, who lashed out at misunderstood Norden. the incident. Councilman going-over and will be ready for accused of extortion and kid. window frame. Mercer and Mayor Margie Hess "I misunderstood. 1 thought DeLores Lash did not get in- its second reading Tuesday. riaping Jackson for $30,000 ranHe said he opened it up and for not responding to his . he was going to call me and he volved. Mrs. Hess had asked council smn Feb. 38. read, "To Ernest Jerome Davis request the three meet "out of th ought I was going to be there. Norden la ter said he realized to ha ve one person who could do the sum of $30,000." The checkthe sunshine" at city hail to talk I apologized to him later. I the meeting he proposed was both bookkeeping and city ed was signed "George Jackover the city's application for wasn't sure what we were going probably not a violation of the ball's administrative tasks. son," Bernosk)' said. revenue sharing, verbally to do. Nobody Intentionally Sunshine Law, but he was Terry balked at that, saying "When Isaw what was on It, I attacked the state's Governstood him up, "she said, miffed because he felt both he felt Mrs. SaSamkn had too knew we had begun to break ment in the Sunshine Law at Council had waded through Mercer and Hess ignored him, much to do already, and the Congressmnan BID Gunter has Tuesday night's council tha t said. two and one-half hours of its The controversial job was "trainable" for He said detectives later de- announced that Mark J. workshop and began to stalk marathon three and one-half description for the city clerk, in bookkeep g purposes. Mr. termined that Jackson's name Abramson, son of and Mrs. angrily out of the meeting. hour workshop session when the which has been in the mill for Mercer said the ci ty faces the was forged and that Davis ap- Arnold Abramson, 140 "I don't care about Sunshine tension of deciding the fate of more than two months made Ins3of up to $40,000 in state and TAMPA, Fla.(AP) — A patently wrote the check as a Rollingwood Trail, Maitland, violations," Norden said loudly the city clerk paved the way for little headway with COWicil and federal revenue sharing If Its federal Judge has conic Jdated Joke. Davis was arrested that has been selected for ap- as he grabbed his papers and the outburst, which drew in the mayor split over present accounts are not In order JOhN NOIWF:N two suits Ui which political day. He pleaded guilty in san- polntment to the U. S. Naval activist Jim Fair seeks to ford May 6 and is expected to Academy at Annapolis and will regain his voter registration testily against Wheeler and be sworn in as a midshipman In July. card and have the Tampa Jackson. Abramson Is presently atmayoral election held before Bernosky also said that the fingerprints of Davis, Wheeler, tending Lyman High School. September. Mayor Dick Greco resigned and Jac kson were found April 1 and Fair contends that house. Auto tire impresons ii Ih Way For Warehouses , N ow offered At SJC Senate OK's Muffler Bill - ' transcripts of her husband's Watergate conversations. "I did. It takes 9 to 32 hours. You can't just read excerpts." Then she turned to the reporter questioning her during the luncheon at the Shoreham Americana Hotel and asked if she had read the entire volume, "Only about 300 pages," came the reply. "When you've read It all come back," Mrs. Nixon said, turning away. To another reporter who asked the first lady for a reaclion to the edited transcripts, Mrs. Nixon snapped, "Now look, this Isn't a press conference. This Is a party. If you iant, ask the people here who have worked so hard on all of this so It will get In the news- papers." ; Then she turned to the chairman of the luncheon, Mrs. Ruth Thone, who was trying to shield Mrs. Nixon from reporters' questions, and said, "I don't think it's fair to take the limelight away from all those who have worked so hard." Later, Mrs. Nixon made a veiled reference to her husband's Watergate troubles when she said to the more than 1,00) women who gave her two standing ovations, "you're m y best friends. Your words, like in 'I love you,' 'we support you,' they cheer me up. These are the things that give you the chance to fight for what's right. And that's what we're doing." "Itsa difficult tiinefor her," said Helen Smith, Mrs. Nixon's press secretary. "She says she doesn't want to talk about these things because she wants to focus on the positive." Mrs. Smith said she does not think the first lady has listened tothe actual tapes from which the transcripts were made. It hurt Mrs. Nixon to see her daughter Julie and her husband David Eisenhower hold a press conference May 11 to defend her father's innocence in the Watergate scandal, Mrs. Smith said. - ---------- Sanford's First Athletic Men's Club OPENING SOON Seminole Athletic Club, Ltd. A New exclusive men's club featuring a variety of activities: SWIMMING, HANDBALL, BASKETBALL, GYM ROOM, TENNIS AND SAUNA BATH, Limited applications accepted, A club Designed for a Select Few. - Phone: 322-7922 To have applica t ion mailed direct to your home or office L OR MORE FURNITURE SALES �_________________________________ 4A—The Sanford Herald Wednesday, May 22, 19 t Capit al s It's Rather Odd Loan Wa Car Fleet , \ aibilities a . ' .- . r- , r - ____ ____ ________ - - - burden Florida's State Senate President Mallory Home for one seems to have stood up ____________ _.. - WW - ~__ - I== 1 -_MA — I , __ -, ~_ = - ,-- ` - t4 _A__ Z _. - . - - __ ,. . M, I - - - ~. I . -r-.- - . - II . I. ; . -. i . .- - in XM~_ 01 - - . _ 3M=1 ____________ . ~-_ -- ~- ~~.,._. - his assets _, 111111 ... A" 1/* ---.. - ----. I-, ,. Savor that thought for a while. mouth Speak the words slowly, , 0\\, \ ç aloud and repeatetil> Let them '.4, ..c W, , - '\ I 'r IJ L-. ' 0 \~ ' ' ' , . ' ,. -, t. I. C) I '.. . I . . become president of the bank by being .%tupid, well, just point /. ou t that if Mallory l:orne's -ft I. . . ... , - . Vk * 4 It's , all part of the govern ment s effort to conserve , gasoline during the current . ' , , From 1e , ai energy crisis, and the ax is falling heaviest on that most deeply entranched and coveted # Shak y Summit _______ _________ I- . . - t. . '' .- I -'- Editor The Herald May-June issue and it is from th,ese wayout Liberal Left think Sanford, Fla Dear Sir' S)Sfl'15 1, I)r r'i Ii #1 (' tanks that out 'kook)" school ivi I 'in'k- ___________________ :- I .- i — ' - - p" . - . . - - .*1. . 7, t'4 -, .;.' -" - " -A t. z. I iF - - - I . . P - - - • - " - . I ________ - - xv,j ________ __________ ,, - - . ~ , na ! I I I Burn i ng Ban Lifted d 4 satellite is "driving along like a Rolls Royce," Kennedy Center officials The spacecraft is to begin transmitting data in June ries of marruvers by an on-board control system, Don F ordyce, project manager for the S chronous Meteorological Satellite, said Tuesday. Fordyce said thrusters were being fired every 36 hours to put the satellite in a stationary equatorial orbit 22,300 mndes oer Brazil A rocket Malfunction when the &MS was launched last Friday put the satellite in an orbit ranging from 19,291 miles to 20,484 miles But Fordyce said there hasn't enough fuel aboard to correct a slight ,ligure eight" in the orbit. Space * - ______________ ____________ • U S District Judae Resians - as IAI a David Middlebrooks d today thatt 1 has submitted resignation, practice. In his five years as federal JuQe in Florida's capital, 47, has wrestled with controversial cases it 1 e i invo ving aiti' a vmetmuni v eterans, oil company price fixing c,r)'.ec, we a a ent. urt \1,mriann,i and Gainesville \Ii(I(jIt!)rkS ild as II as Tillahassee He said he had to spend 12 eeks - ____________________ _________ ,. .- . - I W.l - ' -- .--- - . __ ; . ;~___.-_ What do those 38 (uplIs0ft d&UQ runiacs W=t #WW ?I _____________________________ ____ •-: ____ -- _____ mo Mr. President. ka&t ~' tbere's a damn QUPIstiv6 k. includw U-Haul pwling r :f :g : I 1: : ____________________________ oinitt.d) Rodino wants 1260 MM tapes! P: 1JI-4?l ''" c '''. ,,. " : - ' - r.... t f ILL I - -. - WAYNE . 1' Z i , 0 DOYLE TOM AIKENS Editor ROBERT C MARKEY ., i Secretary of Agriculture Earl GIEiO* pvbUshef . 1it ,i , P (Unbelievably RtUSI wW offensive deleW) P.Wlyg . ! t1P rf'r —a L1._. TELEPHONE In 2611 of 031 "In WALTER A - TALI.AHASSEE, Fla. (AP) -Gov. Reubin Askew has lifted his drought-emergency declaration on the Florida Peninsula after forestry officials reported that several days of scattered rains reduce,d the number and danger of woods fires, Although ground water levels remain at or near record lo s sho%ers ha%e makrially reduced the fire U inger Forestry Director John Bethea said Tuesday. Askew had declared the emergency with restrictions on outdoor burning in 18 South Florida counties April 15 and extended it north w ard to 24 more counties May 3 The emergency required written permission from he Division of Forestry before any burning within 600 yards of any woods, grasslands or marsh CAPE CANI VERAL. Fla. .(AP) - A new weather ---- W_1 gii.. Second Class Postage Paid at Butz, to a 1974 Ford Custom 500 Secretary of Labor Pe Brennan, to a 1973 Plymouth Fury; Secretm of Health, Education and Welfare Caspar Weinberger. to a 1974 Ambassador, Secretary of Housing and Urban Develop- f?JliIt I i oper 11-1 I,IIIIM I • I ,I JACKSONVIIJ,E. Fla. iAP) - Fortner Gainesville oft 00 .-M." I %b ". . . 4" ' 5, " #1-'- 4 , developer George F. McCO wen, who turned government inforrntr after being ,muused of conspiring to bribe a federal housing official, ha.s, been fined $Wand set free. misdemeanor charge of pleA(1e(I guilty Tuecday filing a fali' statement tth the Department of blousing lie , to a - - -- - . - contracts 0 SALE 11 3 DAYS ONLY I _- . WHEN THURS., FRI.. SAT. WHERF Sanford urnitureCo. on Sanford Fia. • HOURS 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. Daily Piano's Organs f rom $449 up from $599 up Frei Lessons & Delivery Free Demonstrations Terms as fl 'Floridians have shown by their overwheirning vote that House. they want the type -of ILscaUy Car Inspections -To allow 30 P r_~~ .sound government which I have doys to get required repairs on given them as a member of the cars rejected by auto inspection / . elective Cabinet," Dickinson stations. SB-50 Lane. Accepted I said. House amendments. To "The challenge will be more Governor demanding than ever during JACXSO,WIIIX, Fla. (AP) The Governor - After nearly nine months and Signed Into Law: serve our elective system over millions of words, prosecutors Complaints To require es t he 0 mUon of today will make a final effort to tablishment of a uniform procecrave a spoils system type of convince a federal jury that dure for complaints and reports appointive e 1ureaucracy, flamboyant businessman Glenn to licensingboards I theDeadded. FRED 0. DICKINSON Turner and seven associates partment of Professional and Dickinson, 52. was appointed commited mail fraud. Occupational Regulation. SB212 Contrary to the Cabinet tradi- comptmller on Sept. 1, IA .5 The jury was expected to Wilson an IIIITIS. Lion of announcing candidacy when Ray Green resigned. He start deliberations Thursday in the case against the eight, charged In connection with the operation of Turner's cosme ti cs h and motisatmonal-course em pire. DAVID SWANSON Lakeland in charge of Defense arguments ended arrangements. David W. Swanson, 73, of 1311 Tuesday with Turner's lawyer pleading with jurors to free the Palmetto Ave., Sanford, died MRS. IIARRIFTT BURNS Orlando businessrimn so that Tuesday night at Seminole 46 justice will walk with you and Memorial Hospital. Born in a with him as he goes through the Manistee, M ich., be had li v ed in 314 Fair mon t Dr Sanford died Sanford for the past two years door a free man." coming here from Muskegon, Sunday. Born in Ft. Fairfield, Each side has accused the ,Mich. He was a member of the Maine, she came to Sanford other of inconsistency. Referring to the arguments Muskegon Evangelistic three years ago from Portland, on behalf of various defendanis. Covenant Church and was Maim. She was a member of St. retired from Sealed Power Paul s Episcopal Church of Asst US Atty Robert Lesen dial said, "One will tell you the Corp. of Muskegon. Survivors include four softs, Survivors include two borrowing Morey pitch was E Burns Jr, Sanford, Mrs Jack oka y Another skill tell > t'.is daughters, man stayed away from What (Marilyn) Banninga, Sanford- Stephen Burns, Westbrook, ' Maine; Peter Burns, r5. Marvin (Elaine) Franke, are 'ou to believe" Casselberry, and Richard Defense attorneys protested Point Reyes Station, Cal.; five Burns Thomaston, Ga two this tactic toU S District Judge grandchildren, one great sisters, Mrs. Mary Palmer, and grandson, and a brother, Gerald B. Tjoflat. Swanson, Mushegon. Mrs. Eloise Bird, and mother. Joseph E. "This is hy we desersed a Mrs Mattie flames, all of Ft Gramkow Funeral Home In se%ered trial," Roger Zucker. charge of arrangements Fairfield and three grand man of Washington was heard ch.ildren. to tell the judge in one of the Gramkow Funeral hlonie in ED%ARD i %ThlCk hundreds of hlspered confer charge ences with lawyers at the bench Edward G. Kilpatrick Jr., i7, that have marked the trial sinctit began last Septcmbcr. of ' natise Monday A Area Deat 111010 W ". ~ 0.r.106 ~ 10- 1 t%S 0-0 ,,..--.~ Sqaao --- r,-O* _~.0~~ 000 SJOSE .I I . _ -!-I 1, I~1;_ *1_j 0 i. ! .&ALI Ir -- _. --ti _: U: .1~ez. _Z_2,_-_r, .3515 FILE - -. - 'I I i 24** d"th •- 659 SO . 133 East Robins" Downtown Orlando tEff, , s Every day comfort It's impossible to achieve in time of sadness, but we do our best - through homelike facilities ,jnd neighborly concern - to put families as much a ease - ,,GRAMKO - Z; --i'l-V Zuckerman represents e lkeltm1fro i Sanlord2lycars ago. Ile was president of FLrrr,Il to Di d ,% 4~.e, VY -.. , fendants Harry Atkins Jms 0. Hickman. - _ ~_ . ~,_ . I—-_ as the cir ' F ;40AA -I~r-~ __ Z_~t _-~ ._ E 14, e-W V-~_ a Mile East e)n Airport sivd T , qAFFIC SIGNAL ON HIGHNAY 17 92 'Y _-_-._- 1t' __ f 11 . i-- alui, __ __ - -- :9~~" t -~~ - V . ,, ; S- - W Z , - - A~ ,-1MW ___- __-- -_ X11 . tional courses Garland said the State of Oregon declared the upper lev. els of Dare to be Great NNWstituted securities and couldn't be taught as the company intended pIa.unic Lodge, Pahokee, and Morroco Tem le, Id ar I p veteran. I keland dau'hter sburgh Pa sons hlenr) E Defendants In addition to Ocala, Ja, Aism, Sanford All live in the Orlando area. Heath Funeral Chopel, I1arett - ).' . - o Burnt 63 o 314 9, - "1 , ________ I , ! tJ, • - -.- 11 I ~i-, ~'i - I'.. tz ' -A~ ~ '~ , - .- - -_. I 2 -i _~ 17 ,i . W_ - -- - . 19 Pars , ': 'fl'4!\Vfl._. -_ .. M_ - - ~ ~ =~ , ~ !~- MrroriaI - ' Sunday will be held Thurtday at -- a-* "i f Park H 2 p ni at Granikow Funeral Home Chapel wiih Rev. B F OlAfi - _ r I , - Grace United r -' ________ - xi .. - A 1. I . X. I "' Arpog-? Blvd .- Turner's layer, Edward M 1951-53, basing joined the bank Friday. at Garland of Atlanta, said the as vice president and cashier in gosernment was incort.sistent 1944 A%n When it charged the tlefendanis 1k as a retire d president of Cr i ith cruninally failing to train FFirst Mate Bank of Lakeland those who bought upper levels Ile was a member of the First ~.J 'j-~_I I . — Florida's Largest Keyboard House Is Coming To SANFORD FOR A Special Organ and Piano -- - Weather Satellite A-OK - F d . ,, . 4 get an AVE - - -0 act - - Fraud Trial Nears Jury TODAY j,,' six - , Turner . ___________________________ the Cabinet on Tuesday that a th e $1 million related to a le- 2i~-F , f- . Cannon Music Company Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin told east - -- ' N OTICE . ' ,[QflV'C IlIf101 II s Dickinson To Seek p - The Cabinet also defeff ed acations on Sunday rive days be- purchase of a beach island after owner Hyman Green talk of a $1 fore the end of the session," learning that the deal is under million as somehow tionona resolution supportthga sum that Harris said, "We obviously are investigation by plan to desegregate Florida a federal grand necessary "to effectuate the going to have to work SOInt " universities, saying it wanted to jury in Tampa purchase by the state , Pa Later -. Cabinet's June 4 meeting. , '- . . Petrol Marketers Subpoenaed ' e I __ . TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) part-owner of the island, said in investigation is completed in the regents' proposal at aw - 11)e state Cabinet has de. a sworn deposition that he three to six months. Tallahassee I d Probe Delay-s State Island Buy Green's attorneys have said wait until the Board of Regents finishes its final recommend i coast from St. Augustine to Biscayne Bay to give food and shelter to federal strike force had taken a gitimate real estate commis. tion Monday. unfortunate victims of shipwrecks. sworn deposition from a person sion that never was paid. The Regents, under a June 1 ii alleging that $1 million payoff Green has demanded that the ea d dline imposed by the U.S. had been involved in the pur. state buy the island by May 20. chase of Honeymoon Island off The cabinet has approved Health, Education and Welfare Department, face losing $70 By The Associated Press Dunedin. purchase of 300 acres, which million in federal funds if they Tuesday, May 21, 1974 "I would very much like to represents two-thirds of do 1 n0 1 c0me up wtht see th e state acquire Honey- island, for a proposed state The House an to attract more whites By Jury In O Malley Prob to Florida A&M U ni versity. Appropriations — To appro. "But we shouldn't proceed until signed a formal agreement. priate $4.038 billion to operate the federal investigation is They expressed support Officials said they would ask TA! LAIIASSEI, Fla. (AP) The grand Jury reportedly is with association members e th oer" state (luring th e 197475 Is-. esday Tu of wi th holding HEW their to extend the- deadline to — The executive secretary and looking into allegations that Hohn S. Clardy Jr. and Robert , . L eona cal year. 11134150 Appropriard Burs t e i n, a f ormer signatures until we federal g i e we v C abinet time w act on six members of an association O'Malley accepted a $40,000 do. A. Schwalb of Ocala, D.E. tions Committee. TSenate. that allegedly gave a $40,000 nation raised by the association Howie of Pensacola, William H. Capital To approto Insurance Commis. tokeepself-service gasstations Scovell of DeLand, Joseph • pri $423 sioner Thomas O'Malley have out of Florida. Earman of Vero Beach and tion and land acquisition in the been subpoenaed to appear beJames T. lfinton of Live 1974-iS fiscal year. HB4151 Ap. 011% is also the state fire fore the Leon Count" Grand T Also subpoe e to testify marshal. In el.at capacity, he tI C )) ury. plans at news conferences, was elected to the post in 1966 next week were Roy Amos and Senate. can prohibit sta tions where a ments to — Comptrolle r r r F r ed A "Bud" Dickinson senta s•tate The seven all connected with . and 1970. Dave Thomas, both of Cocoa. tomers serve themselves. Ite Senate Dickinson, embattled by a fed- newsmen's capitol office3 while the Florida Petroleum MarketDickinsbn has denied any Bills Passed: O'Malley has denied ever reers Association, were among eral grand jury investigation he was attending a Cebinet wrongdoing in connection with The grand jury heard four Budget To provide $4.5 bil to an- ceiving any dona tion from the and news media probes of his meeting several blocks away. the reported grand jury investinine persons subpoenaed hours of testimony last week 'lion for state budget for fiscaloutside i.. • ness activities, has ' ou pear next Monby, Tuesday from Bernie W. Simpkins of TI* statement said he was gation of his dealings with year 1974-75. SBlI00 Appropriaannounced as a candidate for seeking the Democratic bankers. As comptroller, he has and Wednesday before the Lewter Eugene Maples of Cocoa, who was treasurer for tions Comm ittee. To re-election. grand jury, which is in. Tallahassee, executive secre- the marketers association cam renomination as a defender of sole power In granting or refusBig Cypress - To require the Cabinet and "on the basis Of ing state charters for new ' planning divisi on reIn state government, was subpoenaed to testify along stations out 0 Florida. my record for progressive, con- banks. view portion of Big Cypress servative, elective governbuffer zone second of ten such structures built in 19th century along the state .. -- , wrril FI4OIUDA'S sunny skies and the Atlantic's aquamarine waters dS )d. 4i OUIIC L1U artist caPUL IS ()fl (tLfl dS VId II C( ii )U . s var House of Refuge on Hutchison Island near Jensen Beach. House was - ,. 'j PAINTING FLORIDA HISTORY led eventually to investigations by the Senate mitt.ee Internal Revenue Service and special prosecutors Under questioning, Rebozo swore grimly that he t,ad kept the money in a it e safe deposit box for three years and had never me U - -:' . ~ 04 Our August 6, 1971, column about the $100,600 hughes gift - y compromise conference committeeto meet, probably hold ing its first orktng session ' 'I( i ___________ - - ,-_-- % .% . f4 It. , *0 '. - ', %I' I ' the $4 461 billion house bill That sets the sta ge for a ____ I - Mart r f 's ______ - - / A. ' P I I-1a. i - .. . V-- i— ~ m •. .& ' - -= ________________ ______ _____________________.' ' -- . . - ' egas gambling was delivered in two SW,bW bundles to the operations for Nixon. It Biscayne, Key and President's estates In San Clemente, Calif., " of ' tlCi B 'IX)NOtKLEY '-LL d JOu major inThe editorial (May 8) "The S. B.(Jim)Crowe The Iferald Services stitutions was doing for the opinion. %53______;%U1 ~=_. . Children Aren't at Fault" was ra GSA officials estimate the President had sent Rebozo to his personal attorney, Herbert Editor country. People were also L..... very th ought and l2millIon Kalmbach, for legal advice. Kalmbach was finally compelled, This was a falling off from a government The Herald Ilow fares the "establishasked their opinions about the . .gallons of gasoline annually wider threat of contempt, to testify about his conversation with propositions expoused in it need I ; - _:--_similar ISR survey In 1950. ;a6ij#_ __ _. Sanford, )Fla. ment?" to be hammered home as 9_~ . - however, when 76 per cent of once the complete turnover is Rebozo. Kalmbach acknowledged that Rebozo had told him about Surprisingly, considering the leadership of 10 of the 15. I • •i as aiergae Dear Sir: ___________________________________ ,,,,s pu bli c 1e4 .. distributing the money to the President's secretary and brothers. Watergate '•' accomnllsh"d pos1ve 46 r Congress' a Poor recentness of the Vietnam war, Labor union officials were iuI utrnuneLed. u or now, one o , aspects o big uUSlfleSS outain rnUnt nf gi ven Meanwhile, we were investigating another sizeable cash '-"bl' 'a Iiiahest Surgeon ",, itOw ( May 15) poorest appra isa l b The poor-quahty of we ghed the bad and only 10 r targets has been the form er 211 contribution, ch Rebozo 'ved from and D was excellent, only it told less the nation's major institutiws any of the 10 institutions whose our children are receiving has larger cars in domestic service the founders of the Winn-Dixie supermarket chain. Although we the story. For inis given to the Military. Close leadership was evaluated. They cent thought otherwise. than Qf been a et eve of mine for 15 with furnished government were tOau the amount exceed ed °% we co uld sta nce, it is almost impossible behind are colleges-universities were followed by government years, ' vl 'n young people pe p drivers. $10,000. Th rough an intermediary, accepting i,iC organizations. to get an coming to my place of business itemized They fall Into what, in $10,000 we could prove but denied receiving any additional cash At the bottom of the scale, in corporations. had to count on their fingers in hospital. I know, for when i Speaking of Americans' governmentese, are called from the Davis brothers. o descending order, are labor finally forced the one I was in t adding up price and these The U.S. Supreme Court was confidence, or lack of it~ in their types IV (medium), V (heavy). young people in the last year of provide one I found I was unions, We federal govemment major institutions in general and V1 (limousines). -We wrote up the $10,000 cash gift on Jan. 23, 1974, but adrated as ui.utUuOfl WIui the charged $1 for medication on and the President. high school The limousines are Lincolns vised and business in particular, one Senate Investigators that the amount was higher. When they iugirt Integrity. Leaders of My assessment of the trouble the day before I entered the Between these extremes small business and military businessman Is determined to and Cadillacs. The heavy cars questioned Rebozo about our column, he admitted collecting an is: first- John Dewev with his hospital and was 2D mdes away. order , . were a as do sometWng about it--8o far as are Lincoln Continentals and additional $50,000 from A. D. Davis. Pebozo claimcd he delivered CW In addition you are charged Cadillac DeVtll Calais 4 Iii positive t Fred LaRue, a Nixon campaign official who swore Socialist State and Progressive for tests that are probably not Small businesses, c having high standards of Fleetwoods, and Chrysler he never got it. any rate. _ U.S. . honesty and morality. schools, news media, from Columbia TeaCher's necessary, like VD for instance. The mediumis are Supreme Court, !arge corWarren M. Pace, president Imperials. In contrast to the Wange lack of any record of the Hughes College was and probably still Well PSRO will cure that for if U.S. Congress, state Despite numerous charges of and chief executive officer of Mercuries, Buicks, 0!1is considered the acme of you have VD in Spokane, porations, and Chrysler and Davis cash contributions, we had little trouble trhcIng Wash., and it is cured it will, governments, the judicial wrongdoing that have been Richmond Corp., a Virginia. smobiles L,am paign checks that Reboto handled. For instance, Jay Kislak teacher's cerWicates; second, System and local goverriments. made against big business, and based financial services Newports and New Yorkers. wW Alec Courtells, partners in Atlantic Investors of Miami, gave with the gradual infiltration of under PSRO, be part of your Last September there were 26 These rankings are among low marks for leadership, the company, has announced that foreign Weclogies that led to the nx4fical record that will be thus the early results of a survey large corporations are still part of his firms 1974 ad limousines, now only six; two Reboto a check for $10,000 for the Nixon carnpaign. The conand phasing out of phonetics and the computerized heavies now none and 183 tribution was faithfully recorded and deliered Rebozo also conducted late last year by the rated quite positively by the vertising budget will' be devo I---.-.- -.-.--.deposited other checks and small cash contributions in a special introduction of "Look, Set" so - ~~___ ~= University of Michigan's public. Sixty per rent of the to showing that "hardsW p aM mediums,n ow only 22. All of this if you an accept federal that a child was lost so far as Congress has not reported Institute for Social Research A people questioned said that the controversy are part of part of .0 reading was concerned without money for -The White House had taken extraordinary steps to hide the ~X . - _. medical expenses and I s representative sample of 1,444 good things big businesses do American heritage. So is any similar reductions in the small fleet of chauffeured overcoming them." while only 17 Nixon-Hughes connection. When the White House learned that his 15 as auie to puuiic the cornerstone of education. automobiles it maintains for a bumbling trother Donald was , consorting with Hughes aides an Then comes mathematics and for study. This will reduce select few of Its officials, but alarmed President Nixon had his brother tapped and tailed. ' drill in the basics of this science costs, but what it do" to your White House has gotten into the is the second stone. Then right of privacy is a caution. act -partly. -The White House also discovered that Larry O'Brien, when y y writing is third, which includes Oh, well, 1984 Is just around the It still has the same 27 sedans he was the Democratic National Chairman, had ties to the Hughes rwl ---- ~ English (granmw), without corner and us "Probes" will - 9. maintained for general official organization. This caused panic inside the White House that By BRUCE BIOSSAT :.: among those required to vote on e 5 5hed this, the abilit to ex ress ideas. only be numbers anyway. use and the two armored, O'Brien might find out about the $100,000 Hughes gift to Nixon. H. Herald Services impeachment arctiès further scripts of cealn Watergate S.B. (Jim) Crowe lo . 1' i__ limousines reserved for H. Haldeman, then the White House staff chief, ordered an tinleased that Mr. Nixon's hard-core tapes pe released April 30 g -' So our forefathers(Jefferson, Edit ,, use by the President, the First (If reos er investigation to find out how close 0 Brien was to the ~ ~~_ ---_ Several women spoke with ,n_;~;;,~___ ___ . .Madison, Frankli et all were The Herald _n~=._~_ - __ ___ - -_ Lady. the %ice president at Iluglies hierarchy. This was followed by the Watergate taps on Republican, I heard him voice sturdily duplicated in the me in a side hall later on, one of r~V__ ~_ - - -- .,.;, . . taught reading. writing, and times, and top foreign O'Brien's telephone. Some Senate investigators believe one '._ .. - .~ - - - ..:~,L~Sanford, Fla. dark fears that President Republican party at large. them wondering aloud whether dignitaries. W", , 4-y- _. arithmetic and in the higher Dear Sir: reason for the Watergate break4n was to monitor O'Brien's Nixon's impeachment over the whole proceeding against 'phases of education were given Please accept our thanks But it has converted its 13 contacts with Hughes The Wa te rgate crew also planned to He does not imagine that in Mr. Nixon a various and Watergate would martyr him in or took on themselves, the &--- - " - ." ~t-T:-,.i:~i A I _.~-,_ * appreciation for the publicity the eyes of die-hard supporters martyring an impeached Congress and the courts might wrvice or messenger vehicles burglarize Las Vegas publisher Hank Greenspun'3 safe, which L_ W'Z:t,-~~r _& -~ . ,._-1%-_-_~_T_. --e , to compact Dodge Darts. _____, cc-Amired some explosive Howard Hughes papers. disciplinies of Latin aW Greek, given to the Downtown and convert them into a rigidly President they can do anything not be a "Communist plot." which have been phased out of Sidewalk Sale held recently ,,4. Of the remaining to create for him any further troublesome monority which While I was thus engaged, a ~ 11. I On Oct. 18 President Nixon directed his We feel that much of the would plague the party for practical political career. What convention delegate rushed out chauffeured limousines, one is - 4 1 -T -1) ~, -, - - ,,C , . ~ L~ I chief, Alexander Haig Jr., to complain to Attom y Coeneral Mot assigned to Atty. Gen. William ,-succ:ess of this endeavor was Many years. the man fears Is that a deposed O( ft . _- la __ . I ' . , A. ~-._ foanding in the E mt, J, _ 7 *. main hall (filled with Saxbe to be used "only for Richardson about Special Prosecutor Archibald Cox's in. ,5_ I, - _,;,V~~:Nt - _~i_-~, nglish directly due to your cooperation J.Richard Nixon could serve several hundred women) and i language. 1__V~_ieF~3ji" _ essential duties or personal vestigation of Rebozo. Two days later, the President ordered Cox and chic-spirit and we are The point arose as we these Republicans as the said breathlessly: . "-_---_ -_--~_ _____ ___ _____ -1-,,__T?~_. I ~_ ly.-, . -1_. Z~ ____ I _____--____- J.I fired. .Sortie investigators believe it was Cox's snooping into e y - __ ,_ indebted to you. -1. ~ ~~ -r ,~~7 - 1,4discussed all the prospects "centerpieLe" in an embittered .. -children who --_ '.-"education Otherwise, Sazbe uses a 1973 Reborzo-Hughes-Nixon affair that caused the President to 'You'll ne'.er guess what Sincerely yours, facing the President as im- crusade which might '.ery well No the Pr idthas ''-idden " Ford Pinto. (Mrs.) Doris Stein,Ch. peachment proceedings go endure for a decade or more. they just did in there!" tify about the incident --— - .- --( w,,- ,J M __ chance in life until the over. The remaining five are before the Senate conimittee. .1 .She satisfied our curiosity ,, , SISTER Sidewalk Sale forward in the House Judiciary The hobbling effects upon a whelmmg education that Is paid assigned to the State Depart The Illinois Committee The man s worst party already long handicapped quickly " : - 1"t~t- * ~~ - - , f to the body. Sex Ed, sports and Editor menl~ ftee to the United fears surfaced when he by a Minority position with Federation, representing 56,000 The herald extra-curricular activities over. Nations staff in New York and presumed the worst outcome respect to the Democrats women, had voted Sanford, Fla. ~,. one each to Secretary of State whelmingly for a resolution that the evidence might be so hardly need to be stressed. Dear Sir phonetics, and math tinu C, I entreating the House Judiciary Henry Kissinger and Deputy ebehmng as to produce , .' Thank you for your par. , Not long after my con- Committee to halt all im. Secretary Kenneth Rush. something like a 4 to I vote for ..i.ft~' __'r'.,,- i7. _,%A;" -,~. This is of cwm, just & ticipation in the "Ballet Guild - Mr. Nixon's removal from versation with this leading peachment proceedings. However,GSA says Kissinger ; it Open Golf Tournament" We office synthesis of the problem ex . Republican, I addressed i—.. 4.., i not using the limousines, that ~)#O. The 11 n the issue had 1IVn would require a book to do the hope you enjoyed it as much as -i- - , .tc ' annual convention of the Illinois the S ecret Service su pplies his for cao standing vote. and the Under my swce's presumed subject lustice. The steps on the we did. We certainly can't take Federation of Women's Clubs ;, : A-,-;, . ___ transportation. r ~%~~ -;l much credit for its tremendous conditions, he reasons that the meeting In Chicago Mj talk momen was not easier _ :7~111XIAVI~It3 I " , , road back should be ;~ G Adinitrator Arthur F ____ L, c' that credit goes to 20 per cent of the US Senate phonetics as this would was simply an attempt La> or any opponents when Sain psonhassubstituteda Ford the rough head count began generate interest in the child as Toni Largen and Joe Kurimai which still would stand with the out the impeachemnt 0: an organist struck up "T"he Star learning becomes easier, and their extremely competent President would be composed prospects, the likely timetable i- ,71ng Banner." colillflittef . ' of men who either would hold some of the considerations leading to less discipline Secretar y of the Treasury :;— / ~_ _ ater inquiry disclosed ulat --- -,::':! As president of the Ballet themselves stonily impervious which would affect senators' problems. George Shultz was f(cmerly ' " On discipline, Polk county Guild Iwouldliketoexpress the to crushing esidence, or would sotesshouidthey be asked to si t the action as no mpromptu assi gned a Cadillac limousine (-'\ It had been though,,fully gratitutle vf the board members percei ,e in th:it evidence me I j y i t 0~ - __~_4 -_~,Z'fuf.~_,:.,*-#; I discus3ed by Federation _.-~ with VZ"iU&nce Cameras - and all the dancers for your wicked plot framed by the ~~ , In the question period which leaders, including some Past President's enemies being presumed guilty w"s interest and participation followed, no one asked a single Secretary of the Interior U I' T" \ esidens Dora Lee Russell This Republican source, who question which bore directly on Rogers C. B. Morton, has President though sell known will not be the tone or detail of thti this from Center tagazine , turned In his Cadillac limousine e - / IIt tlltUltII 1rraiu for a leased 1974 Plymouth f I '-'i' by Garry r- t ________________________ ________________________ au ' t, ~_ _______ _ oer the next fie years or O, Wesuggesteditnessestocalland questlonstoask replacing them as it becomes Pe1' ccfl t offered the oppos — Our white House source • 11 us, 10C 'nstance that the '' ite feasible to do so . ' Means chairman Robert Saw'. crease for till orkrs and met money for endangered lands property taxes that wi ll be lost differences in budget bills ders, D-Gainesville, said the It pay boosts averaging 5.5 per "will be the subject of very In reducing maximum tax rates passed by the House and Senate key Issues between the houses cent, considerable controversy." from 10 to 8 mills. will run dangerously close to are state employe pay raises, Education differences center the scheduled May 31 end of the environmental protection verVirtually all other attempts to Each chamber rejected in on funding for community collegislative session. sus road building, and funding lar ge measure Askew 's propos. leges and universities, provide addtional tax relief alto spend $120 million to buy Each House passed its ur. for higher education. were rejected in Monday and Harris said the Senate sion of the 1974.75 fiscal year "The biggest problems we environmentally endangered about $5 mullion over the HCISe Tuesday budget debates, alappropriations bill Tuesday, face are: the house did a lot lands. on community colleges and though the House approved an both failing slightly lower than more for employe pay than the The House voted $80 million some 116 million higher on $11.7 million exemption from the $455 billion budget asked Senate did; and did lta(the cost of the money for interstate uniersities where the House the intangible tax for by Gov. Reubin Askew. of education dollars," Harris highwa Next stop was the fonnal re- said exemption applies to the million to bu> lands, the Senate funds Jection today by the House of The House bill provides state provided a $78 fnillion fund to In a key provision suggested first $20,0W worth of stocks and the Senate's $4 525 billIon budg tmplove riiws of at least 6 pa y off $90 million in bords for b> Ask ew and approved by both txrnds :!"' . . - Miami, says resolving the - - Comromise TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) weird hours to get out of here by per cent and cost of living bo- buying endangered lands wi th houses, lawmakers agree on — House Appropriations chair- a week from Friday." nuses for urban workers. The the rest going to surplus. spending $114 million to ii Marshall Harris, DHarris and Senate Ways and Senate provides a flat $370 j: Harris said the question of pensate school boards for 1. government-f inanced car. President Actually 'GSA has 80,000 -This was disputed by our White House source who said the vehicles under Its control, 5,000 President, as a generous gesture, had invited Rebozo to keep of them station wagons and some of the Hughes money and to distribute the rest to the 75,000 classified as regular President's secretary, Rose Mary Woods, and brothers, Donald passenger vehicl es. and Ed w ard. TV goal is to convert nearly - They categorically denied receiving any part of the all of these to the economy $100,000. Since we lacked the subpoena power to get the proof, we compact and subcompact . tym offered our information to the Senate Watergate investigators. • Establishment lJ%49 Futut.Syndic*L&Iv aiight. irt.t House or Congrem which have Howard Hughes had .~ . it Solons Seek B' 'd' . . - -,- j~ If _______ - ,Y public but even more we stand favorite banker had taken such in awe of his business acumen a short-sighted ',iew our Senate And as for his power of per- President wouldn't be a supsion, well it surpasses all millionaire today. That 'll probably bring him understanding by we poor around to . your point of view. Mortals. ~--~~--_-__ -- -n - ~ I - __ _. F~_ _..-. ,. considerable for a young man local banker. And if he hesitates decision to make I - I . . under the burden very well, sink in. Two million clams, Less than $SOOrn the bank' indeed Next time >ou find yourself a Home took the inlUatie the little short at the end of the of Law school on a bicycle", - .I- I ~ - ____ .i1 7 of his wide-ranging discussion /. - %O I ', WASHINGTON — Senate Watergate investigators have pieced together evidence still strictly circumstantial, that Bebe Rebozo collected a slush f und for President Nixon's personal use. Rebozo accepted both cash and checks In the President's the streets of Washington, all behalf. Investigators have established that Rebozo deposited all shiny, bright and splendid to the checks and the small, receipted cash donations In a special view, account In his Key Biscayne, Fla., bank. This money eventually But no more. delivered , all properly recorded, to the President's campaign The magnificent 211 have or be--en cut back to a thinned-out But curiously, the big cash contributions were never 28, and most of these will be (leposited in the sp dal account and no record has been found that ible the money ever reached the campaign. for far less splended and There is no proof, of course, that any of the cash wound up in magnificent compacts and the President's pocket. But the circumstances are so suspicious subcompacts that they require an airing Here are the available facts So reports the General Ser Three yrars ago, a troubled White house source told us Rebozo was collecting cash contributions as 'walking around housekeeper and property money" for President Thesourcesaid thatno written records manager for the Cabinet w ere kept but that the President sometimes would acknowledge departments and government i for *5oo compensations -- . - burden, P" - - • . f Rebozo Money By JAMES CA.RY The Herald Services WASHINGTON Once there was a fleet of 211 magnificent, chauffeur-ddven government limousines and sedans plying (' "• - ,. . It has long been a mystery to financial affairs, was able to us wh> so many people are so borrow *2 million at a time anxious to take on such a when he could not write a check ____ - terrible 1 Nixon And 1 . money will certainly un. Their constituents are a derstand our feeling of awe. bother, the legislative sessions Senate President Home, or so much too long, their respon- he told newspapermen during a r . .14* I I I, -%!,I , . I , I . *''; ~ , * - . I _! I fli s insurance. - .. I I #" A, ." 0% I- 1, I I - .t.-~ To hear most politicians tell it Anyone who has ever tried to they'd much rather be selling borrow any sizeable amount of . Jack Anderson ' Editorial The Sanford Herald Wednesday, May22, 1914-5A .-4 ~_* . I .! 1 .. ,'- & . '. I . - _P . __ -_ _:~_ �WedteSdéiy, May 22, If 974 6A—TheSdtliurd HefdkJ Lake .~ T V , Staff Mary , 4 Cane Crew Wants More i Z - Told To Rezone I ~_J . W which Is to be developed LAKE MARY—Describing plans for an eventual 173-acre commercially by George St. Planned Unit Development in Laurent is currently zoned the city's Southeastern corner residential. The board also sent along to "in line with long range plans" the planning and zoning board council its recommendations to has recommended that city rezone three and one-hall lots council approve a rezoning owned by Vernon C. Feddezson request by The Babcock at Middle Street and Lake Mar Boulevard be mooed office Company. The board tacked onto its commercial from residential. approval a recommendation, Board member Bob Beckhorn the developers supply a 100-foot spoke for the majority when he buffer between the develop- said the Babcock development and less densely meats, which Is expected to developed areas and pave an eventually increase the city's existing dirt tract on the population by 2,600 people, development's Northern meets with his concept of the boundary to facilitate entry of city's long range land use fire fighting equipment. planning which has not been Babcock Regional Manager fully completed. Wade Hargadon said he exThe Board set a land use na'rc the cliv to begin . . . . planning wor.snop at city miami processing in July a request to June 12 at 7:30 p.m. as its next annex an additional 100 acres mneetiig. Ld \ SR 42 H ;lj)tfltn U S Both Babcock and Fred17-92 to complete the derson's request for rezoning development which will will be heard at city council's eventually have 959 living units. All the land, except for a 9.4 June 10 meeting, rnayor rnargie acre strip along U.S. 17-92 [less said today. , il 1 ,7 1 .44 " - - - - (HcrJId ' MENTAL HEALTH WEEK PROCLAMATION setting Mental Health Week, May 26-31, in Seminole County is signed by County Commission Chairman John Kimbrough Presbyterian Church, (left) as Rev. Harvey Walters of St. - Marks _, P • l Altamonte Springs, a memtier 01 ooaru 01 Seminole county nicntui Health Association, and association members Mrs. Harry Echelberger of Sanford look on. Lake Mary Crime Today? Code L IF — d% . M11( C ,r. ,-t R:n' . ... _': . I.: . quaY Booth has asked for an additlonal sergeantandtwo more patrolmen in the coming fiscal year, which begins in October. WINTER SPRINGS pr Struggling with next year's The esent force consists of proposed police department Police Chief John Govorulik, a budget for the second week, sergeant and six patrolmen. Winter Springs Council Monday Three full4ime girls in the night attempted to set base pay office and three cadets were ata level that *ouldencourage also requested; Proposing a minimum of policemen to stay with the $8000 for patrolmen, Counforce. Tentatively approved were cilman Irwin Hunter said with the following minimumand any less the city just might find maximum pay schedules: itself without a police departchief, $l0,600412,500; sergeant, ment and possibly, he added, $8,500to$9,500; and patrolmen, without a fire departflieflt,too. $1,600 (without minimum standard training) and $8,200 A (with training) to $8,500; office ByJANECASSELBERRY HeraldStalf Writer - (Ov em — • I, ,.-._ j • -L rea .'_.4J Ei~,-,A , . Z1.• it. • V ; • • . ' r.,,. - .. '.0- ~~;Ale. • '• ; f •''' c:?.:f . , •,;t ., -, -4- &. 4.._ L ' I - -,e--- _ -7 . I • RIG AVSñDII PWVflUI MOD LASHES I . , Thirteen Seminole County Referred to as a "training ground for Orange and residents were among the 2,900 Seminole County law enforce- Florida State University ment agencies," Winter students who made the Dean's Springs in the past has found List In the winter quarter. The that once pa trolmen complete Dean's list Is an honor roll of schooling and gain experiene. students whose grade averages are "B" or "A" for all courses they leave, The city finds it hard to taken during the quarter. The Seminole students compete with larger mnunicipalities having higher pay achieving the honor are: Robert S. Gatchel, 2320 Cordova scales. Police Coirunissloner John Drive; Phyllis D. Lingle, 312 Lake Boulevard; Kenneth W. May, 703 Cherokee Circle; Jane Area Infantryman E. Mero, Route 1, Box 247; Deborah A. Moody, 200 S. r Again Signs Laurel Ave.; James R. Specialist four Donald J. Provenchei, 201 Mirror Drive; Bosse, 21, of Sanford has Patricia A. Rethwlll,305 Vihien recr.itsted for s years in the Road: Jeffrey B. Si.skmnd, 2fl72 regular army while serving Grandview; and Louise B. with the 2nd infantry division in Zeuli, 1801 S. Chase Ave., all of Sanford, and Deborah J. Korea. Adkins, Box 159; Don I. Cohen, ar4 I3osse is the son of Mr. Mrs. Walter J. Bosse, 122 N. 306 Fox Squirrel Lane; and !L:er ft S-htltr Jr 2. Sla 1.' Sunl;ir1 E3ossee is a driver in conthat Drive. Longwood and Kimberly support company, lrst battalion A. Faller, 825 S. Wymore Road, of the division's 38th infantry. Altamonte Springs. 1 . NEW.1 -- -. 1601 MCI , •1 s * C ' 54 C . lIMIT O'i! ICC.t S S Tut,GSTI', STilt P ERSONNA .* PLAYTEX°°°°'. . TAUDAIJC AMPONS T .. 1/" IIPSTICIS (U(T fri TUSSY COSMETICS ..1 ,& tyiT lOLl r- tan ,, TOOTHBRUSHES me* ... - BONUS BOX 100. PLASTIC BANDAGES -\ c , :hPR+ VT fj'it! -' I, t EUAAD .. ) WIMDAfl I fflMfll?IAMS I 19 -_,Ik N f I. -2 - - - - : . I BUNCHID A( PEANUTS . . .- ipuj CAN ,n 4010 ,:::::; + 88 ii • • • 68' RE G 69c FLAG eatres Fi l e S 61 KIT SALE PRICES GOOD THROUGH SAT. MAY 25 'II BEACH TOWELS too 2 Re, 3'h (,".t 2 sill 99 '1 ~V/ ~I',I I-9-i ,,%,0*1" fl.g 19! S ) 0% - " PACKS LADIES, JAMAICA I SHORT SET _ -- Fssh-ontd tlt I, 1110611 and colln : A11 7#1 0 I +f P 88 - . 58 I I'. - ie I 58c 79, _ - , OOc ..g M•g 1 59 4 CHAIS LOU4GI 388 c SWIFTS 888 LIQUID I Cal 'a p4tl, .!11-7 -I I -.1. T, 66 f20 U 4 99 W01134-111 Reg 0 . - to 1 .' - iaw;~ . TTTT- ~ - -, - SANI"ORI) AUTHOR VICTOR D. KIMBER ... His first novel an African Western j SWIM FINS Req. '" 3 99 A4 i, °' KIT (4 ' ...., -& 99 ~ I "'u" RIG ' , '" , •, SUITS nfil 391 A - P.V.C. CANVAS RIDER FREEZER —- - 99net 13" .,TJ--UM ri MOVIE & 20 UP. SLIDES $2 U 1.19 ALL 36 EXP. SLIDES '4 55 1.99 r • • m " " 111111111111111111 111111111111111111 11111111111111111 moo -, I— -_ . - "'; ' 01' I Ir --*0- j ---I '4' - ( 566 C&nvsi I twom conitriglion I ~f 699 :0 1; Fi lm Prints . 1111111111111111111h......— 1 — 52 09 1.69 $3 19 2.59 .''; '" 3.19 ,14WiZ11M,P , •. Got 04 tatto it, of organizers and charter Mrs. Stauglar Joins Mrs. member. She has served terms Emily Doolittle as the only as a director, vice president members so honored by th eir and secretary of the board. co lleagues. A r eside nt of the ar ea since Former owner of the El 1950, she is now retired. They Talked Too Soon 1 1-111., .J , 'i . i~ A:I,- - ~-_ '_ '~'_ Sanford Sgt. INFLATABLE ), BOAT .Vylu PVC 1011f044.Cihly ,.eld,d K,"s 54.30 P., $99 99 years. The deputy was viewing the sciene Tuesday where officer A former Sanford resident Simmons Arrington, 31, in. of pute, was fatally wounded with hool, ' E rv in L. tI shotgun as. Miller, has been transferred to George Air Force Base from His dea th th Leaves Spain came just ree TorrJon Air Base, Spain. da ys after Arnington's friend Miller Is a photo specialist and Fellow officer, Harrison and will be working with Crenshaw. was shot to death Headquarters, 35th Tactical afterapparently stopping a inoFighter Wing, Ile is the son of Mr. and .Mrs. torist for questioning. Deputies charged Sam Smith Moddie Miller of 1703 S. West Jr., 31, with first-degree mur. Road. Sa nf o rd. der in the Arrington shootin g . Herald Area Correspondents Longwood Altamonte Springs Eidj NcI'oI. 6)8 2992 Black Community Marva I'4•ih r, )Ii 3-ill Seer Lahe.Frt City Lake Monroe 322 26i ' It aoesn't Abunchof userethlking just last week about how our Dade County sheriff's deputy. de par tment had been lucky. We hadn't lost a man in eight L' 4-OUAIT with a life membership plaque its ince;ftion 18 years ago. Her by Maitiand-South Seminole husband, Elmer, was one of the MIAMI iAPi - 11111111ILLCIL01 ,. Mrs. Clunette Staugler of 200 Ranchero Motel in Maitland, Maitland Ave., Altamonte Mrs. Staughler has been a Springs, has been presented member ol the charnber since pay to open your mou th," said KA 464 SUPIR 8 MOVIE EU 464 SUPIR 8 MOVII - 1 48' I't? flouts 0, &~~ :' I K 135-20, KX 135-20 ELECTRIC ICE CREAM - , IN ' I and Mrs. Richard C. Spain, 702 His training included inE. 29th St., Sanford, recently structlon In the conversion of completed a seven-week field observer's reports, techniques artlller) operations and in- of plotting targets, and corntelligence assista nt training puting sites, elements of fire course at the U.S. Army field order and fire commands, artillery training center, Ft. computation of fire commands Sill, Okt.+ and cor rections and ad- -_ , I Vai.i.al.altSmI97 Jny 2"too SMILE SAVIR s' J of (loal.n fun R,14999 Reg Ill " + KODAK POCKET 11 Sanford Army Private Completes Chamber of Coimnerce. c....•. Witty •' ;.i;i;I 37 E8 8 AIRe Mc,ATTRESS *,ffi MASK & SNORKEL : IF== ODIC .%EBL::E! - fall haul the stagecoach through a Lives in Sanford and works as a series of adventures and hair- sterallzmg techni cia n at the breadth escapes to the safety of Florida Hospital in Orlando. He the safety of the friendly town and Alice Mae, who is a social of Lusikisiki. worker In Sanford, have an His style of writing Is In- adopted daughter, Betty, living fluenced by such greats as Zane in Georgia. Chamber Gives Plaque ,,.. Fee WIT the lonely trail. And not horses, Naturalized as an American but a team of spi rited zebra citizen in 1959, Kimber now - •,,,, 1099 I 6" SWIM I U Rapafat 11.99 " 20-INCH FAN 4Q f"Nom 1 d SUPIR ROD, 1-215,I-PRI 7 LAWN CHAIR S % YA"It ministrative procedures. / TAPES • WALK SHORTS Cool a,mfo,rta,a, J Alth ?,'iv 7 , 1Wb,iIai f'blqlas. *nninl rod Staini.si ,t..4 paidel Thru Butt ,las conteuchon ACC GALAXY ii ii' VJIT MEN'S fUlul 29' $tdy. Tubue, iIun4N'Ivm with duvaMi pI.n, A- II$ I,, aims Atioti,j - + Spain learned to assist hliswife,Lls.a,recen tl yjolne(1 command and staff of ficers in him in Texas. / 0%, tz"I, grill / . SPINNING ROD 88 AMPEX C•60 . Avg 1 9!l SURF 0 4 RIG 499 . citt" col4f Rol 24 a LAWN - FURNITURE CHLORDANE DUST l ot, ' ;50 d: C.d,v,i.jm phiI..l ,I.,l ..+IP, cvtrf %1M / / 'f 29i AM SHIRTS . \ ~ +lknits 4ho.ce ~ " " ,,, - 3 .a,.v duty "it" sill RA DIO 49' 'I0ft - - ' POCKET . . SPORT OR DRESS . - 1 - :::::r.: I Peg 99c MENS KNIT, 1Y.O.d. I, -I / REEL RIVIERA 88 T 1ITS 0R l I 960 CLASSIC __ , 088 •+•. i,.... SUNGLASSES INNING( ::::::::t'! uvr SOUTHBEND ALUMINUM & Will FOLDING '3 %y t,,mnng aAd tutl'l Peg 369 • S H OES REG fA IJV TAflC IMfln BEACH PAD 1,38 FIssldes.giwd Peg 299 , COMBI LOUNGER "'" ' I=I AI WHITE OR BLUE 37' FOSTIR GRANT, KIDDIIS 49t It + . a Class the appraisal of Richard T. Spain, 19, son of Mr. intelligence and operations. - 1 MEN'S DECK , ::+ - MODEL TR700 1110M 10 to 1 Peg 499 V.. MULTI. POSITION ___1 - 14 * V,nlCo,,,d Foam k___ "\ .. - I, Will in Mid pad A41,ls l.alI *.l,On; Re, 13** P*O Potmivred. lom to.~*d . - :r ++ NORELco STYLFR/DRYER ' ~ --- i, * I 2 RiG CANVAS CASUALS . . .... To 9 5 TO . '--' Vkl I) SUNDAY 10-7 , V Mjh,sle*ned Semenole l'Iaza+ancll4l3Sernoran Ivd. ' LAOIlSAZ$ORT(o ~ I OPEN WEEKDAYS :' 88 • A$A?k!+j - ouai ISO State St Sanford Plaza . 2/100 *ni, L.d*s Di.ldi,,, Sm 2 : ...................................................................................... SANFORD: -- I PLATES '( GUMOUT 179 109 JET SPRAY.. ... iU1 66 ........ ..... : .......... ' I\ *35011(0 SITIIS ARD PAT1(Rts$ t c 41 anford Author O econd SPLAT AWAI lull SYSTIM GUM' ISOZ 11 28 . plant until EPA approved the in six Florida cities have filed a entire project. The Tuesday U.S. District Court suit PAPER W-Clud" C I"Oul Wit il 5 1)9 + AMERICA .' 1 I' P 4 ".- - Full ti c'icl. "plo 15 Ad1uel,/j.....4 f'om ,1 $l,•am,r p-- ---. If' * • PACK OF 100 GRAPE JELLY 1 Le4,1.,e~. ll, - .:: +:::: + 4 G' ap4va,wunoI a c'- ic, - ad Ph; ip.1 h . — " V,101 3SI4P STOW h * + - under the sponsorship of the Optimist Club of -2 LBS. ass P.g 339 CHARCOAL ta l CIJI(OILIGHTLR ' + Sanford. G . 88i 4 PICNICIy JUG ShoOdef f3 pCATD(I WOOD HANDLE Frtth1. I - FLAVOR oiOUSI DAY 1110allo 12 of i-GALLON ';'+ ib big WELLA CARE HERBAL + 11111111111111 SPRINKLER 4 . 139 F4,. CE CHEST VIGORO FERTILIZER Rot* Plant A,il,. Camelba food S - • J' 5 - P.AZ I GS MELNOR PULSATING RIG °f 32 QT. ICE CHEST ITT Statlo' ,uni Ad ,uI labia night total federal funding for pioyes calling for men to go the interceptors from Mon- coatlesa and tieless to cut down tgomery Road at SR 434 to the air conditioning needs. sewer plant will be 75 pe r ce nt of the actual costs. Palm said approval had pre vi ously been received from Th federal agencies for a $33,000 grant for the interceptor anda u it $3.4 million grant of the 7.5 million in grants. He said the JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) city could not ask for bids on the - Independent theater owners - II Consulting Engineer William Floyd announce a summer Paim told city council Tuesday dress code for city hail em. -+ . - ) M.ItI ')33 59 VISINE EYE DROPS . •_-______ - , 88 ri Asfosot ;:4-i HEDGEII TRIMMER -, blades. + TAATUDAcYr WIN` - 111111W utAt1tRdiKg RAD CU ) 17" I - ii th + - — SET Re, 95 O 69 - ' I 8 8 .... RIO ¶ REPELLENT POWER EDGER ' (,IS$AOOñI10RCM0I(II 2 0 MOIDJOPOL11PIASTIC RIG 1011 8 . 00 a OFFNSE ICT 14 .AA , - 5 to I 1 ..- -- PAPER PLATE --I 88 Peg f I A ui + , POWER MOWER 74 -:$' - REG. 39' 77 SELF-PROPELLED 27- . + - Irant approval s the htt one charging that se vcn major [thu needed before bids are called, makers and their d istributors TAlLAhASSEE, Fla. (AP) when I went to make a phone Tucker's office and took up The release described Bass At the June 4 council meeting conspired to divide the market With all the investigations of call I saw this little yellow residence in the receivers, as "a bright-looking 31-year- the city should formally accept among themselves. Florida politicians these days, wire," Davies said. "I stared in Secretaries complained they old." n S sta te officia ls and t he ir aides disbe lief, shook my head a were the latest frant offer and call for The suit was brought by thebe ing bit te n whe n they + sewer pla nt bids, Palm said. In an u pe tairs room in a pink Grey, Edgar Wallace, Charles are sensitive to the possibility couple of times and follow ed the used the phones. ater owners In Jacksonville, Look-alike Reps. Chester that someone might be snoop. little yellow wire." In other business, council: Sarasota, Palm Beach, Dime- stucco house at 1421 Valencia Alden Seltzer and Clarence E. "I kept wondering whether Clem, R-Vero Beach, and Matmg on them. —Approved rezoning for din, Englewood and Sanibel Ave., Sanford, Victor D. Mulford according to Kimber Davies realized he'd been had there wasn't some kind of bugs lox Hair, 1)-Jacksonville, are 'tracts at the southwest corner Island. Kimber SkS hunched over a who says he has dedicated his Friends say that Jerry when he followed the wire to the on my pho nes," Tucker said, having their problems with a of Montgomery Road and SR Davies, Insurance Corn- telephone part and it said "this "but this...?" Named as defendants were thick pad of fresh paper, his book to their memory. Capitol photographer. 434 to commercial; southwest Warner Brothers, Paramount, favorite pen poised. missioner Thomas O'Malley's is the property of T. Edward ' B.L. Perry Jr., Florida A01 The fierce African sun that The photographer recently of Lorraine Drive and Douglas 20th Century Fox, United information officer, was con- Austin's office. Got ya." The Sanford author is star. beats down on his characters cerned about the possibility of University president, and Rep. distributed pictures of Hair, but Avenue to commercial and ists, General Cinema, Amen- ting to write his second novel, through every adventure, Is "It got me," he said. "It defi. Dan Bass, R-Hollywood, aren't identified the legislator as northeast of O'Brien Road and can Broadcasting and their (11.sbugged telephones. The first, "Stagecoach to part of Kimber's own back. nitely got me." bashful about issuing press re-- Clem. O'Malley is being inthe Atlantic Coastline Railroad tributing companies. Lusikisiki," was published ground, however. He was born leases that toot their own horns. That prompted Clem to write to industrial, vestigated by the Leon County earlier this year and will be and grew up in the Transkei house Speaker-designate Don Perry issued a release Hair, "I was shocked to learn —Granted a temporary sign available at Bookmart II in the region of South Africa, and the grand jury In connection with a Tucker, 1)-Tallahassee, is an- reporting on a speech he made you have misrepresented your- permit to Oriental Woods Sanford Plaza this weekend, native customs and wild landW,000 fund raised by the Pet- other official who suspected his concerning the possibility that sell as being Chester Clem." apartments. SJC Offers Kimber will be in the book store scapes of that land permeate rolumn Marketers Association, phones were bugged. Newsmen Florida A&M would be moved But a few days later, the pho—Instructed the clerk to have Monday to autograph copies of each page. Pastel Course So when a telephone man left discovered several months ago to comply with a federal deseg. tographer again distributed a an annexation petition for the his book. a gizmo behind after working that he took a trip to Costa Rica regatlon mandMe. After completing his studies photo of Hair, identifying him 4.99 acre parcel at the southSeminole Junior College will )n a phone in the office, Davies' partially financed by lobbyists A rip-roaring Western-style in the South African school The release hailed his speech as Chester Clem. west corner of Douglas Avenue Offer an art course on pasteLs novel, It takes a new twist and system, Kimber went to work friends saw their chance to for Calder Race Course. as a "stirring address." "Perhaps we could meet outat SR 434 certified and sent to starting June have a little fun. They taped the 4 excitement from Its setting In as a railroad foreman. His wife It turns out that Tucker's Bass, meanwhile, sought to side the house chamber and re-- the planning and zoning board The course will rim for 10 mid-njnteenth century Africa. of 17 years, Alice Mae, was at small piee of equipment underphones House Commerce Committee inform the media about a House solve our identity problem once for action on the requested consecutive weeks and will be Davies' telephone and conInstead of howling Indians that time an American mission. were bugged by Elections Committee defeat of and for all, or at least have-at-it commercial rezoning. Con. taught by Mrs. Helen Hickey. attacking the stagecoach, ary teacher in Rhodesia, and nected it to his phone with a mites, his bill requiring candidates to with a certain photographer," struction of a Sun Bank Is yellow wire. For registration or more Kimber has savage natives and Kiinber met her when she made The insects apparently display current pictures on hair wrote to his lookalike planned on the site. information contact Seminole a scheming Dutch transport a visit to South Africa. "She "I came back from lunch and Followed telephone lines into their campaign literature, co lleague. —Set a public hearing for 6'30 Junior College. rider and his r'ithless band of went through lion country to hangers-on lying in wait along catch me," quips Kimber. 28 - kEIPS 040T OR COL() FO'l t4Q(jP' 1 22-INCH CUT BOX OF 70 ____ BLADES ... ... RIG ORSUPIR - (IUIT Old 11 + : P ICE BUCKET BLUE & WHITE Rol I99 C ______ . . 99- . 1 Snoo s Bother Polt i icians 4 QT. FOAM ,tP, ~ __________________________ C CLOSE-UP Mrs. Mae Fort 123W. 19th Street - .'on GRILL R,mo,,b, Ispd h1 4po,o Iult,Ool f eonyl b WET TOWELITTIS 4 0 RIG IMIld IIUIT0( Sa - . per 1- - J Ii i -,-. 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I. 4 ' UP SPUñ &SSORTID SYtIS 0% ____ 5') HAIR SPRAY .. p.m., June 11 on a peti tion from Sanford Kay, developer of MITAMONTE SPRINGS— of 35 lots in the subdivision The city can ask for bids on its vacated where a new $5 million regional sewer elementary school Is planned. treatment plant expansion in —Received a deed from the two weeks, it learned Tuesday developer of Lotus Lake a f ter getting a $2.3 Environ- planned unit development for a mental Protection Agency 2.5 acre tract donated to the grant for the sewer Interceptor city. system. —Heard Mayor Norman - C _t I Barclay Woods, to have the plat . • Sanford, Florida - U1111111 OM 1 - FORTY excited local youngsters line up to board bUS for Sea World in Orlando Saturday 5205. Maple Ave. OUNCE . ,_ - 1301 RIG A0 14*10 10 HOlD , ____________ . - 19 Saturdays Telephone 322.0500 Pels co.s,d.r.d - '-'' - - - : P1-" -l 11 1"V 11, ',_-k__ - r .% ..f ;. S -- . . Open 'TiP 4 P.M. P4XAMERICAR0 ASTIR CHROE TAKE-A-LONG BAR.B.QUE GRILL SUNTAN LOTION OR OIL j.. U 4 1. Students cadets' salary is reimbursed byHonored the federal government. - , - cadets, $2.25 an hour. Sixt y-five per cent of the .'4 .'_ 4 "P' ° #ij Come in and check our large selection of Riding Mowers . CO"ERTONE . "_' Mowers From $64.95 834-3363 Nq ' at low, low alone!) prescriptio ns la st n.on%h p,vO M%W°M ,a . + I cc'- I prices ci Tgu' pEOPL€ . - Other 1.4 and SR 434 a . 1110 True.TeSt Short Term Lease a W 11111111111 Wrestles Police Budget r. 119's Furn. & Unfurn. .r By DONNA ESTES lieraidStaff Writer . - ,,... 1. 1111111111111111F . -_r,i - asy Start Only 10 flh,nu?t from 5.inlord and Orlando. Efficiencies, 1 & 2 bdrm, Townloue from $145. :. ; - - ~ Sewer Plant OK . . . ( 22" Cut SPRING WOOD VILLAGE . j ' i.p. Motor r"I I *::.:::: . I 1 . it __ __ - _ T ga - rice is right... : , %:::: , :. -, M,Adft - is aq. All Aduft ,wft .... -am __- — 1. Winter Springs Council !-., ;.•• no - . cj4 - L - L !asy tawMkaud - I' I4 S. J4l&I U%SiI4 She added she would be ban on the use of air guns and sling shots infringed on in- giving her suggestions for changes in the code at future dividual rights. Council unanimously ap- council meetings. '- - I ~# Wednesday, May 22, 1974-7A Altamonte Gets. + I & Stratton VIENNA (AP) — Prisoners get home leave if their conduct with the family and the outside are entitled to an annual tenday is satisfactory and they have world," Heinrich Keller of the Justice Ministry, a state prosevacation as of next year in been jelled for seven years. A.,pf,.. .flhIVtft'whArn 11. • .'-cuter, said. Ill, ti, 41 U3 3 Bu t otuciais in me .iusuce breaks are rare and occasional Ministry made it clear the esescapes are nearly always sential preconititlon for a prismotivated by jealousy. oner to don civilian clothes for a live-day furlough twice a year While not all of th e 8,400 pretrial and convicted inmates in would be the certainty that he Austria's 63 penitentiaries will return on time without corn. automatically benefit from the mitting further offenses. "It is hardly conceivable to new law, officials said an overall maximum two-week holi da y re-Integrate offenders into can be obta ined by those whose society by totally excluding term is at least two years, wi th them from their human environment. This is why we are one quarter already served. Life-term convicts will also tryingto provide more contacts r8noatl ii ( 1, SZ, ~ ,Wf-""""""` Prisoners Will Get Furlough 1AKP MARY— The count- proved the code at its May 13 down ends for la wbreakers In mee ti ng, and the mayor refused this newly incorporated city to sign it, causing some concern by the city's only police officer, Southwest of Sanford today. Gerald Fitzgerald, who said he This is the deadline for Mayor felt his hands were tied by the Margie Hess to ei ther allow the absence of a local ordinance. city's approved criminal code Fitzgerald, a county special to become effective wi thout her signature or veto It, which she deputy since he donned Lake Mary's Police Chief's uniform, has said she will not do. "I don't wan t to fight coun- has been operating under cil," Mrs. Hess said Tuesday, county and state la w. "So I'll probably allow the code "I'm not particularly pleased to come Into effect without with any of the code," Mayor signing it." Uct! T irnnl,I rithr The mayor had originally have had s just adopt ; balked at signing the 20-page crimP 1 $ HOUMA, La. (AP)-Loul- harvester bottom blade oper- — or 30 cents an hour higher siana sugar cane workers are ators and hoist operators; $2 for than the increased minimum asking that their wages be dou- all other harvest workers; $2.20 just established by Congress," an hour for tractor drivers in DeGravelles said. bled for the 1914 harvest. But producers told a three- cultivation and production membe r panel from th e U.S. work; and $2 for all other Department of Agriculture cultivation and production Monday that wages should only workers. The league proposa l would be increased by 25 cents per boost pay 25 cents an hour for hour. The panel, headed by Roger ha rvester operators, 20 cents Stansbury, 15 to report its find- for tractor drivers, and 10 cents Ings to the Agricult ur e Depart- for all other harvesting producment In Washington. Sugar tion and cultivation workers. ,, The minimum rate for the cane wages and prices are set by the department under provi- lowest class, most unskilled slons of the Sugar Act of 1948. Louisiana sugar cane field Pleading for the more mrxler. worker beginning In September ate increase was the American last year has been $1.90 an hour Sugar Cane League. It cited tremendous producLion cost increases, near-disastrous har vests over the last three years, and profit losses. P.J. DeGravelles Jr. of Franklin, representing the league, said that $2.35 would be a fa ir minimum hour ly wage for harvesters, loaders, and end transfer ioauer operators. ue.Test The sugar cane league also I bicycle recommended wages of $22.5 heel for tractor and truck drivers, I3I.] - The Sanford Herald I D*ItOM+OeBary.Enterpj Fannette EdA,rth, 574 136) ChuluotaGeneva.Ov,0jV,1 372 2611 TingitwOod, I 372 26)1 Estaits 377 2611 Os? 327 7611 W'n?er Sprin ys Nancy F1Cf 3.? 8/), Pack GOld,nrodE astbrgp 131 297 or 671 2319 �Ihe Sanford Herald Pirates' Brett Whips Expos By FREt) ROTHENBERG AP sports Writer If Ken Brett were ever traded to the American League, the land of the designated hitter where pitchers don't hit and hitters don't pitch, he might have a problem. Brett is one of those hitting pitchers who enjoys making life miserable for opposing batters and opposing pitchers. lie pitched the Pittsburgh Pirates to an 8-4 victory over the Montreal Expos Tuesday night, and en route, collected a long double In the eighth inning, Elsewhere In the National League, the New York Mets pounded the Chicago Cubs 10-5; the Philadelphia Philhies tximmed the St. Louis Cardiflats 4-2: the Houston Astros nipped the San Diego Padres 5 4; the Los Angeles Dodgers edged the Cincinnati Reds 3-2, and the Atlanta Braves do1vned the San Francisco Giants 44 before dropping the second WFL Learns Going Big Time Not Simple gest outburst of the season, a Astros 5. Padres 4 All bad things come to an end six-run explosion In the third and Houston's losing streak Inning that carried them to the vIctory over Chicago. ended at 10. Mill May unloaded his first Braves U, GIants 1.5 home run as an Astro and Torn San Francisco's Ron Bryant, Griffin gave up six hits before thi majors' winningest pitcher needing eighth-inning relief with 24 victories last season, help, to give Houston a long. pOsted his first triumph this awaited taste of victory, year In the second game of a Mets 10, Cubs twi-night doubleheader with the Pitcher George Stone drove in four runs with a pair of sin, offensive support of Garry gles while Ted Martinez' two- Maddox, who hit a lico-run, inrun triple capped the Mets' bis- side-the-park homer. game of their twi-night double. header 5-4. Brett sports a .444 batting average on eight-for-la with two homers and five RBI. Phililes 4, Cardinals 2 Ed Fanner, making only his second National League start after American League stops in Detroit and Cleveland ar,d bus stops in Wichita, Monroe, Wa. terbury, Reno and Sarasota in the minors, checked the Card!. riats on four hits before leaving in the seventh inn iniz. By FRANK MACOMBER The Herald Services a few months ago. Its assault right out of college. Eventually avoiding a wage Donnybrook. the NFL, while often spec- It was Namath and his golden VTherefuture can a fledgling league, tacular and dotted with big arm that proved once and for whose still is In the The World Football League Is flames like Miami's CSOHka, all that the new league's ability clouds, drum up $3.8 million to beginning to look a little ragged Kilck and Warfield and Dallas' equaled or surpassed that of attract the Miamiowner talentJohn and at the seams, even before It can Morton, nevertheless has been NFL That was In January, Morton? Toronto be sure of getting off the spotty and at times even 1969, when the New York Jets Bassett answered that one by ground. cOunterprcxjucti'e upset Baltimore to become the saying the other WFL owners Lawsuits and the threat of WFI. officials a few months first AFI. entry to win the Super would chip in to make up the ther litigation by National back promised they never Bowl, kitty for the league jumpers. Football League team owners would get Into a pay war with The WFL failed to sign any But Chicago's Tom Oniger, to prevent WFLare raiding oftheir theirprobably the NFL Hence they missed really big college names. Then who said he represented at least rosters already taking their greatest chance Davidson toll, There appears to be no way for one-upmanship discovered he four other owners as well, insigning couldn't attract enough bighe had made no such the sibling league could open big names from the college money men as potential teamsisted commitment and wouldn't for business In July, as its draft, owners. That's when the "give them 10 cents." factoturn, Gary Davidson, has The old American Football faltering league-to-be had to do advertised. That seemed to leave League succeeded mostly something desperate, It signed Davidson & Co. out in Toronto's The WFL is beginning to because it signed performers the defecting Dolphins and winter cold. Surprisingly, iake less sense now than it did lize Joe Namath and John HadI broke the earlier prorilise about however, it didn't seem to ByLEEGEIGER herald Correspondent the ;i fair (oli and Country C'ub will present The Pachyderm Pro-Animal fun goh' tournament for the benefit of the Central Florida Zoological Society, said Jim Ryan, society president. Present will be elephants, chimpanzees, mynah birds, boa constrictors, Jaguars, macaws and, hopefully, 180 golfers and a covey of beautiful models. Four special assignments have been given to the "good looking" females. They will tee up all the participnt balls, washing them if asked; make measurements for the closest to the pin contests on all par three holes; see that no one goes either hungry or thirsty; and help in other ways to make the event a success. Each par three green will have three individual flags, cups and boles instead of the customary one. The players will have the option of putting at any cup he choses. Hole-In-one possibilities will increase 200 per-cent and birdies should be numerous. Prizes will be given for the lotgest drive on all par five holes, but there will also be prizes for the most accurate bive no matter how long it La. Everyone playing will receive a package filled with golf balls, tees, trinkets, etc. Two of the prizes offered are a 1974 Mustang for a hole-In-one Siturdv, on the par three number ten hole and a new 17-loot Orlando Clipper fiber glass boat, ''1'-!. • a 130 horse WFL Lists ::-'. Schedule ___ " ____ ________ ___ -• ' • =--1---' '---- £k. - Z -s'. - • -. • '. - - -'-- -. • - '- • • (Herald Photo By J Richards) 'WHAT A SAND TRAP?' .Ryan questions Sobik See Smile? His Team Is I-I I ft I '1 g ByAl'HERSCHEL NISSENSON came In Tuesday night's 14-8 Chicago White Sax were rained against Joe Decker with his romp over the New York out. Sports Writer fifth home run of the season. Manager Darrell Johnson of Yankees. 6, Tigers 5 Winkles' Angels managed double steal and Jc himY A seven hits a i Kansas City Royals. It was Brlggs' triple produced two their 11th defeat in the last 14 decisIve runs in the seven lii ingames, during which they've ning. Tim Johnson openei the scored as many as four runs seventh with a single to :has.e only three times. The Angels Detroit starter Lerrin 1a(;row. are last in the AL West, four Don Money bunted and rel lever games behind the Oakland A's. John Biller's wild throw put Elsewhere In the American runners on first and secoirid. League, Milwaukee edged the A's 8, TwIns I Detroit TIgers 6-5, Oakland Home runs by Gene Tc nace shelled the Minnesota Twins 8-1 and Reggie Jackson highli hted and the Baltimore Orioles a six-run outburst In the sevtrounced the Cleveland Indians enth inning that broke a tic'.Te7-1. The Texas Rangers and nace opcned the sev enth Ted Kubiak singled, went all the way to third on an error and Sal Bando greeted reliever Tom BurmeIer with a pinch single. After a walk and a sacrifice, Joe Rudi's sacrifice fly made it 4-1 and Jackson followed with his 12th home run, giving him Anes1can League. In 4-2 OrIoles7, Indlanil Paul Blair hit a grand-slam homer off Steve Kline in a fiverun second inning and Mike Cuellar tossed a seven-hitter as the Orioles snapped a threegame losing streak. - p r,j , )3. P..,... •:j Y -., 'j.p . : Amateurs Boxing At Sports Stadium .i''. ' ;' Herald Correspondent .-'.' • j'd'• J t ,b(.•• :i•• e- r ; • The Orlando Sports Stadium Amateur Boxing Club has announced Friday at 8 p.m. it will present its first 8how. On tap will be 13 bouts betwren boys weighing from 45 pounds up to 160 pounds. There wi! be no admission charged and the matches are to be held in the recently constructed gym in the rear of the Sports Stadium. their respective bouts to sharpen up for the Junior Olympic trials m Miami July 3- -- - -=_. - Altamonte Springs. Springs, Pat Hohltngsworth of Winter Park, and James Salerno of Odardo. SJ)01 Amateur Boxing Club also any appreciate would They are short of donations. everything from money on down to volunteers to help set up chairs, Anything anyone has ineluding a few hours to give helping young boys should contact the Boxing Club in Sanford professional middleweight, Vie Perez, will handle the refereeing chores along with Gary Brazeli, son of trather Frank Brazdl. Orlando. __________ - _______ -, • . • 15 16 529 1 19 19 .500 2 19 19 .500 7 Texas 16 19 .4.57 3' -, Minnesota II 72 l5O 4 California F Tuesday's Results 0. Harrison M Hume 6 Winter's Pride First Race—SISO Pace 7. Sallys Future YOI-k u, J. Larrabee C-S 3. Chief Mercedes A. See*ald 7. Bordnert Pride Baltimore 7. Cleveland I T. Blasky 4 Speedy Tracer K. Nicholl 5. Kentucky Time Kans$5 City 4. California 7 R.Paver 5.Sallltlac 1.PeopleEtte R.Neely Oakland I. MinneSOta 1 1. Rau 6. Margaret 8rldge 1. Szekely 2. Princ• Tony Milwaukee 6. Detroit Ninth Race—$700 Pace Sheldon 1. VanDevertec 0. 7. Victory Rally 3. RomIlo Te*as a? Chicago, ppd, rain Ci B.Regur S.Nearknight 1.RenaMa.Way J.Dagenais Wedneiday's Games Box S. Serbes AE 1 Lenny Pick IL Muntz Perry 3 3) at S. Cash Cleveland U, 1. Knlghttlrnl Baøe K. Nichosi F. ihienfeld 6 SOndi L. Bar Rtimore (Grlmstey 41), N Littleiodi 7 R.Muntt .1. Bereznak 7.CapePineTa%Ien at York (Medich 67) New 3 BrIstles B. Regur S Clark Seventh Race—$6X Pace Jr. I Ocala Babe Boston tT,ant iS), N I Ocala Flight A Kucia (Singer 53) Callornia S Amen Belle D. Bourgeois Second Race —$500 Pace City (FitimorriS 3 Il. N xans.as 0. Bourgeois 1. Ocala Spice 0. Bourgeois 6 Ocala Star Rae CS Oakland (Blue 7 5) at MmA.WilseyJr. 2 Hcpples?,tcher O.Sheldon 7 O.K.'SAI nesofa (Go$tZ 10). N Chicago City Kansas Tur Club Entries u a c. L - - - - - 72 II .550 CLI.J B _________ - W& Oakland SEMINOLE lii RF -' building" Most of the boys will be using 6. c, t' -• t4ew saoo 1 first In a series that are planned for the Orlando Amateur Club as they have hopes of going at least once a month. "If the response is great enough for this card, trainer Jimmy Williams explained, "we will move the rest of the shows to the main portion of the Seating arrangements are me of the :nnre well known ttiig iiode to accomc1ate at fighters scheduled for action • least oo fans. are Scott Clark, of Casselberry, The opposition Friday night Darrel Clay of Altamonte will be furnished by the Plant boy" Boxing City organization known for its outstsndtag contributions to amateur athletics. The local boys hail from not orgy Orlando but also from Longwood, Case1berry, Forest City, Winter Park and - Friday night's fights are the ByLEEGEIGER — - 5. -' - • - ' (Herald Photo By Las Gesg,rI SANFORD PRO Vie PEREZ Teaching amateur hopeful AI I. Cflcnnat 2 Wednesday's Games Atlanta (Niekro 4-3) at 5n Franc%co (Barr I-i 2 1) at Pittsburgh iKison Montreal (Rogers 6 2), N Chicag (S. Stone 1 0) at New York (3eaver 74). N Philadelphia (Schueler 23) St Lou's (FoSter 13), P4 (Arlin I-I) at Diego San Houston (Osteen 4 4), N Cincinnati (Norman 33) Los 1ngeles (Downing 1 '1), N Thursday's Games Pittsburgh at Montreal, N Chicago at New York Cncinnati at San Diego, p Angeles at San Fr.in Los 7. Dennis aren P Neely I. Solell AE 1 Otenora Dke J. Jordar B. Hobbs N Legal Notice C'S - TJ / 1,Sh.anAntl 7. EddIes Son 3.Camcleniody M.D'Amato . A. Mantegna R.Munti V. Cuihane 4. P. 1 Jane R. Peters S. High Vista 4..MarConSugarmoney B. Pra$tSr. K. Raymoi'd 7. 7*1 L Drayton $ SweetheanI Vlto AE 1 Mister Fantastic • • PostTImel:30 P.M. Monday thru Sa1urda • , ' • , . . SO WAYS TO WINI QUINIIL*$—TNIPJCTA$ • .5 . - THE $0 $oNaNlA Eath IV'l. Wi Us Iii rats , mtI-i ttcl.1 liii hack piys * SixthRace—iSSIPace C) 1 IleatPe Chance T OIasy tSMiI.sN s Orlando— ,. - Legal Notice Legl Notice — NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS FICTITIOUS NAME Legal Notice UNITED STATES DISTRICT FOR Not,ce is hereby given that we are NAME STATUTE SEMI HOLE COUNTY. singles for the winners, while Jack Prosser Ford came up doubles and a single for COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF FLORIDA. engaged In business at 915 W. TOWHOMITMAYCOP4CERP,i: FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION Don Reese tripled and Don CIVIL NO. 73.1203-C George DePalma and Gene with four big runs in the bottom losers. Notice 5 hereby given Second Street, Sanford, Seminole that the COURT NO. 73-2'9OrI.Civ.Y Jack Prosser Ford gained an Meeks both had three singles Markleand doubled and singled STOCKTON. WHATLEY, DAVIN County, Florida under fiCtitiOuS underSigned, pursuant to the UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, of the seventh to trim Auto 'F'c?itiou and COMPANY, a Florida cor name of SEMINOLE KARATE for the losers, Name Statute" Chapter Plaintiff. v DEWEY L. JOHNSON TraIn 11-10 In Men's Metro 8-7 lead over Lake Monroe Inn for the losers, poration, DOJO,andthat we intend to register USOS, Florida Statute, will register But First Assembly came and HAZEL JOHNSON, hi'i former in the fifith inning and both Softball action after holding National Building Systems said name with the Clerk of the with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. w,f, Defendant(s). Plalntifl NOTICE OF in and for teams scored two more runs in staved off a late innings back with a 2-1 verdict In the Circuit Court, Seminole County, trainmen scoreless in the Seminole County, SALE—NOIceishelebygiv,fl that un receipt of proof of KENNETH A. CAPPS and Florida in accordance with the FlorIda, the over the Church of the seventh to give the Ford someback try by Southern Bell next game pursuant to a SUMMARY FINAL half of the final Inning, provisions of the Fiditls Name publication of ittis notIce, the Nazarene, with Dennis DONALDA M. CAPPS. his wite. the I IC- DECREE of Foreclosure entered on to hold on to a 7 George DePalma had two team a 10-9 squeaker win, Defendants. Stattjtej, ToWit: Section 565.09 titiOU5 name, towit: A ABLE May $0. 1974 by thC above entitled GCotge DePalma tripled and Florida Statute's 1957. NOTICE OF SUIT BillStoqjdenmiredoubled and Carroll, John Pasley, Barkland triples and Chuck Smith and EQUIPMENT SERVICE under Court, 'ntheabovestyledcaus,. the I expect to 5: BruCe A. Nelson engage in business TO KENNETH A. CAPPS and Dana LaPierrere both added singled with doubles from singled with another double and Blaylock all singling. ,idarsgned United State's Marshal. at 6 E East Carlton Street in the or DONALOAM.CAPPS,ttlswife Freddie R. Nelson Joe Watson doubled for the one of his duly *uthorilid City of three bagger while Charlie Reynolds, Chuck Smith from Jim Steffens and three Longwood. PubliSh. 1971 Florida. May 1. 5. IS, fl YOU ARE HEREBY NOT IFI,go deputes, will sail the prOrty losers, That the that party interested in an to DEB 7 singles from Johnny Wyatt for action ePaLma, George Meeks and md Jim Halfhill. sa;d, situate in Seminole, County, foreclose business enterprise is as follows: a mortgage Pinecrest Baptist forfeited to ha Tern)' Echols homered and the winners, while Jack Lou Lucchitti all had two Florida, described as' "Lc.t 7. Block CITY OF filed Paul E. Crouse against: been KENSpangler First Baptist. Steve Schumacher tripled with Alexander and Mike singles. CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA Dated at Maitland, Orange recordedDIXIE TERRACE. as NETH A CAPPS and DONALDA M. in Plat Book I, Page 53. County, DOug Florida, May, $974 CAPPS. Noticeof Public Hearing hiS wife Wall adding a pair of both doubled for the losers. and are Eddie Groom and Kirk Publit Records of Serninolq Coon • required to serve a copy of your TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Publith May fl. 29. June Charlie Mullins homered ____________________________ McLoud both tripled for the singles (or the losers. Ford S. 17, 1974 ty; Florida" at public outcry to the Notice is hereby given by the City DES 115 wi'itten defenses. If any, t t highest and best bidder for cash at tripled and singled to pace losers while Larry Reuter had Outhit Monroe Inn, 17-10. - Heilleell, Melrose & DeWolf, At. Council of the City of Cesselberry, IN THE CIR iird'IiiiOF THE 17 000'clock noon on Tuesday. June toineys for Plaintiff, wti,ose National Building Systems Custom Trim's 15-13 win over (mit singles and Mcioud had adoceu Florida, that said City Council will EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. 23. 1974 at the West dOor of the - DEPARTMENT OF ii 100 South Orange Avenue, hold a public hearing. had 14 runs Acme Conveyor, who were before they allowed three more base hits, TRANSPORTATION IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Seminole County Courthouse. (a) To consider annexation of the CUlT, COUNTY, FLORIDA. Orlando, Florida, 32501, and file the SPECIAL TRAFFIC Sanford. Florida. National Building - Systems W. H. Roof Construction to limited to Just singles-12 of original With the Clerk of the abbve f011owing described properly lying CIVIL ACTION NO, 74-154 Dated May IS. 1974 REGULATIONS and being in Seminole County, LESLIE 0 O'NEIL, Court on or before May 29l, ccoredlorunslnthefirstinning scoreandtheywaltzedtoa 14-7 them. MITCHELL A. NEWBERGER NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: Florida. to wit otherwise a judgment may be en Also among Custom's 13 hits went on to sweep Acme eventual win. That the Department of Tran Petitioner, UNITED STATES MARSHAL The West 7100 feet (as meaSured laced against you for the relief MIDDLE Johnny Wyatt tripled, was another home run, this one sportatlon at its meeting of March demanded DISTRICT OF Conveyor to a 17-1 decIsion with in the CompIant, The along the South Line) of Lot ilL 0. LILLIAN A ZIOLKOWSKI, for 29, 1974 gave ccns.deratio,i, to the FLOP IDA real property proceeded against . P. MITCHELL'S SURVEY OF THE by Terry Cooper, who also had Johnny Wyatt tripling and (IoUble(I and singled wIth merly LilIan A O'NrI. requests relating to special traffic KENDELL W. WHERRY LEVY GRANT, according to the N 25 46 feet of Lot 6. and 5 74 singling and both Corky Stowell doubles from Joe Steffens and two singles. Defendant Assistant United States Attorney regulations and in each case rade a feet Plat thereof as recorded in Plat of Lot 7, Block c NOTICE OF SUIT Attorney for Plalntitf Bill Hocquard, Chuck Jet and review of the traffic investigation FELLOWSHIP ADDITION TO THE Book 1, page 5. Public doubling and adding a pair of David Magda In a 12-hit assault Records of TO LILLIAN A. ZIOLKOwSKI, Publish. May 23, 29, June S. 12, 1974 report, along with the recom TOWN OF SANFORD, according to SiminoleCounty, Florida; LESS the on the W. H. Roof people. Johnny Jaco all had two singles mendations singles. 22 Washington Ave.. DES 117 of the engineer at the the Plat thereof as recorded in Plat West 397 feet. to the corporate limits Bernady Hudley tripled for for the losers, Whippany. N V. 01951 _______________________________ location or locations described Book S. Page 3, Public Records f)f Of the City of Catselbirry, Florda; YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED John Phillips, Chuck Windy C"mstructlon's only extra base Sanford Merchants scored all beto,,. FICTITIOUS NAME Seminole Cnuny. Florida and that an action for Temporary and and Joe Benton all singled or. hit of the game, followed by runs on 11 hits while holding COUNTY Seminole; ROAD TOGETHER Notice 5 hereby given that I am Ib) To consider also the question Permanent WITH THE Child Custody and 46, LOCATION Section 77010 At FOLLOWING: Acme, their only tilts, while eight singles. of designating engaged in business at 4)0 £ High Custom Trim to just seven runs Intersection and assigning the Pstrainirig Order has bee'n tiled with SR S 425 In San way 436. Casselberry, Seminole Orbon zoning cIa5's,ficatlon of Range. R2TA to Said against FS6AV NBS had II total hits. you arid ou are required Southern Bell's Bruce on seven hits, whith Larry ford; R E C 0MM E N 0£ 0 property as that classification is serve a to County. Florida iider the fictitious Hotpomnt Refrigerator 551212 ') Custom Copy of your written Trim's 10-run I)rummond Tripled, doubled Bellman coming up with three REGULATION Multi phase described n lhC zoning Ordnance Mercury Hood, M190 defenses, if any, to Cmi P name of MICHAEL B WAIMAN & seventh inning brought victory and singled to lead his team to a doubles and Butch Cook adding Traffic Signal In the 155 as amended and supplemented Wall to Wall Carpeting ASSOCIATES, and that I Intend to • STEPHENSON arid reg'ster On recommendation of the L'vinig Room, Hall & Bedrooms The present zoning Said name *ith the' Clerk of (torn the jaws of defeat as the)' 10-6 win over Stromberg a pair of two-baggers for the classification BEANE, Post Office Drawer One, Director, Road Operations, the of said property is A 1 C Crcut Court. Sern.role County, Luxaire Air Condtioner overcame W. H. Roof Con-. as that Casselberry, Florida, 37701. At above traffic and Speed regulations classification is descriued in the tneys for Florda ri accordance with the Carlson with Tom Webb adding winncrs. WITNESS my hand and the seal of the Plantiff, and structlon, 20-18. were detcmlned to be reasonable said Court on thu 74th day of April, :onlngordinancesandreçulationsof oiiginalwlth file the provisiOns of the FiCtitiOuS Name three singles and Duke Dodson Dan Hale homored and and necesssry upon the basis by the 1914. SeminOle County. Florida. the' Clerk of the above Statutes To wit: Section 56509 styled Court on or bsfe Dicky Deas homered tripled slamming out a pair of singles singled with Charlie Mullins Secretary for the est*blishment of (Seal) The Public Hearing will be May 79th, Florida Statutes 1957 held in 1971; otherw,se a Judgment may be t andhadtwosingleswhileTerry in a 14-hit attack. adding two more base raps for same arid the pIacin of the proper the City Hall, Casselbecry. Florida. entered Cocnieii Arthur H Beckwlth, Jr against you for the relief marking arid signs as indicated. on the 30th day of May, 1971, at Controller Clerk of the Circuit Court Cooper had two triples and the losers, Joe Danyluk's double was the 7.00 demanded in the Petition p m. or as soon thereafter as also, for the elimination of existing By Cecelia V. Ekern MBW Enterprises. lix WITNESS my hand and the seal of Chuck Aiken added three loser's only extra base hit with posible, at which controls where this is indscaled time Deputy Clerk Publish May 15 77, 29& June 5. 1914 interested said Court on this, the 24th day :: singles to the winning cause [)ean Boyde adding three Parties and citiZens for and against l'hurch League Toni Webb, Jr., Publish' May t. 5. 15. 23. 1971 DE B 73 April, 1971. thC proposed arwieiation and zoning Director DELI) singles. Sat had 18 hlts. Arthur H Beckwith. Jr will be heard Said hearing may be' DEPARTMENT OF IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND Clerk of Circuit Court Charles Shaw hornered and Church of the Nazarene had Sanford Merchants had 21 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, continued from Ime to time' until TRANSPORTATION FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, Martha T Vitilen had a pair of singles while hits, including a triple, double justoneextrabasehit,adouble Publish May23. till EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR- trial action is taken by the City FLORIDA. D'puty Clerk Council CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE WiLliam Southward added a and single combination by byJohnCarter, but twosingles DEB 119 CIVIL ACTION NO. 14 574-F ISEAL) Thss notice shall be' posted COUNTY, FLORIDA. DIVISION F at the PubIth May 1.5, 15.23, 1971 circuit blast to Roof's 21 hit Lloyd Wall to ride roughshod each from Paul Watson, Ha_mOn City Hall within the' City of DELI 2 CIVIL ACTION NO INVITATION TO t In re: the Marriag, of Calselberry, Florica, and in three attack. George Barnes had two over Jack Prosser Ford, 20-4. Gonralis and Joe Morgan DIVISION E Seminole Memorial Hospital in VIRGINIA MAE COLLINS, Irs re: the Marriage of (3) Other placeswithin the C,ty, arid IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND PETI TIONER. AND JAMES doubles and two singles and Roger Beathard and Wayne helpedtackle First Assembly of vitet bds for Standard Length Van published in The Sanford Herald, a FOR SEMINOLE All bids shall be mailed to Mr. IRENE L GARRETT, Wife, COUNTY. FRANKLIN COLLINS. JR Regino Alexander added two Fakess both rapped out three God, newSpaper of general circulation In FLORIDA. Robert T. Besserer. Adm . Seminole arid " ' — — the — ' . — — ' - — ''. you Legal Notice — — — — , , . — ' '' RESPONDENT ifr S J the City of Casselberry and CIVIL ACTION NO 74-739-0 Memorial Hosptal. 1101 East Firit LOWERY E. GARRETT, Husband Seminole County, Florida, once a DIVISION 0 NOTICE OF ACTION Street, Sanford, FIa. 32771. Bids mutt bereceived by noon on the 75th THE STATE OF FLOP IDA TO: we'e for at least four (4) con In re: the Marriag, of LOWERY u GARRETT, WHOSE secutive weeks prior to the date of JUDY CAROL WALKER. day of May, 1971 RESIDENCE AND MAILING the Public Hearing. thC date Of the PETITIONER. AND FRANK P'iblisti. May 77, 73, 21, 1974 Sports Briefs 1 _____ evier Gets Post ST. l.OUIS(AP) Wayne Sevler, 32, a former quarterback for Coach Don Coryell at San Diego State, will serve as special assignments coach for the St. Louis Cardinaln in 1974, the National Football ague club saId Tuesday. — The West SAN FRANCISCO API COast's oldest tennis tournumeni Is moving inside this year and will offer $1&),000 in prize money. Tournament Director Barry MacKay announced 'Tuesday that the event, which gan in 1889 as the Pacific Coast Inter. tIonal ChampIonships, will be played (or he first time in San Francisco's Cow Palace, Sept. 23-29. Roy Emerson won last year's singles It,'uils, beating Swedish teen-ager Bjorn Borg. The prize money totaled $50,000 last :year. Covvboys Sign Two DAI.LAS (API Tbe National Football League's Dallas Cowboys have announced signing two draft choices this week, Cal Peterson, a 6-foot, 218-pound linebacker from UClA who was the Cowboys' third reund draft choice, was signed Vednesda'. And Gene Killian, a &-4, 225-pound tackle from Tennessee who was the Cowboy's' 16th round draft choice, was signtd Tuesday. — Florida Blazers ORLANDO, Flu. (AP) Orlando's World Football .eague franchise, obtained Sunday from Norfolk, Vu., has been oflicially ILalned the Florida Blazers. ltumumie Loudd, general managing partner of the team, said the name was changed from the Florida Suns because the WFL alreany has the California Suns, — NOTLCEOFACTIOp4 TO JAMES FRANKLIN COLLINS, JR RESIDENCE UNKNOWN Last Known Mailling Address Route No 1 Lower Jackson Road ADDRESS ARE UNKNOWN. first publication to thC date of the FRANCIS WALKER. RESPON YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED latt publication, both dates in. DENT Clu5,vC, shall not be lSs than pceedg 10 ttied'ssOl.jtion NOTICE OF ACTION IN THE C.RCUIT COURT IN AND il your marriage has been tiled twenty Cht (75) days In addt,on. TO FRANK FRANCIS WALKER YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, against you regardit,g your notice shall be posted In 'he area to RESIDENCE UNKNOWN that an action før Dissolution of FLORIDA marriage to IRENE L GARRETT. be considered for annexation and YOU AE HEREBY NOTIFIED Marriage has been fled against you PROBATE DIVISION the short title of wtiich 5 IN RE - Zoning at least fifteen (IS) days that an action Ior dissolution of VIRGINIA MAE COLLINS. and CASE NO. PR.74-9.CP prior to the date of the Public marriagehasbeen filed against you, you DIE MARRIAGE OF IRENE , are required to serve a writte'n Irs rca Estate Of GARRETT. Wife arid LOWE RY E. Hearing, and you are required to Serve a copy copy of your defenses, if any, to it on ELOISE D. BERNHOLZ, GARRETT, Husbind, and these Dated this Wh day of April. A.D ofyourwrlttendetenses. If any, to it Carroll Burke. Attcrney før Deceased presents command yOu to appear 1971 on Carroll Burke, Attorney at L*W, Petitone,, whoSe addrejs 5 NOTICE OF PROBATE Mary W Hawthorne. Ztd lilt' your Answer or otrr 617 Sanford Atlantic Bank Built ing. Sanford AtIàntiç Bank Building. THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO ALL 0efen5eorpIeac1ingwthtpieClerkf C'ty Clerk Sanford. Florida. and file the Sanford, Florida 3777$ and file the PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE the Circuit Co-art iri and for Semin,e 04 the City of Original with the Clerk Of Circuit orignal with the' Clerk of Circuit ESTATE OF SAID DECEDENT' County, Florida. and serve a copy Catselberry, Florida Court, Sanilnole County. FlorIda, on Court. Seminole County, Florida, on YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED thereof on Prltioners attorney, (Seal) or before the 7th day of June, AL'. or before the 4th day of June, AD thatawritt,nmnstrumentpwpnjting Roger L. Berry, P.O. Drawer (3 Publish May I, I, IS, 23. 1971 1971; otherwise a default will be $974, otheqw,se a judgment will be tobe the Last Willand Testament of Sanford, Florida 37771, onor before DELI9 entered against ygij for the relief entered agatnil you for the relief said decedent, has been admitt O the 75th day of Miy, A 0 1971, or demanded in the Petition demanded in the Petition — kICTITIOUS NAME probate In laid Court. otherwise a defau'I will be entered WITNESS my hand and seal of WlTNE5SmyhandandtlseSealof Notice i5 herey given YOU ARE HEREBY COM against yoij that I am thusCourtonthIsthehdayotMay, thiS Court on thi5 th aSth day of MANDED within six calendar WITNESSmyhanoan5aIoftr, C'f'Q*ged in business at 501 AD 1,71 April, AD 1,11 months from the date of first Clerk of the Circuit Court cii this Majr'oIa Ave , Sanford. Seminole lSeaI) ISeal) County, Fl.o4',da under the fiCtili5 publIcation of this notice, to appear 25th day of April, A.D teli Arthur H, B*ckwith, Jr. Arthur H Beckwith, Jr In $aid Court and show cause, If any (Seat) c, oi CONSTRUCTION CO. Clerk of Circumt Court Clerk of Clrcu:t fourt youcan,w11ytheactIonof5aicrt ARTHUR H BECr.WITH. JR. at'd that I intend to regiter Said Seminole County, Florida Seminole County. Florida name wth the Clerk of the Circuit in admittIng said Will to probate Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Joy Stokes By. Joy Stokes Court, Semnole County. Florida in should not iIand unrevoked. fly' Joy Stokes Deputy Clerk Deputy Clerk acodarxe with the provsisions of Arthur H tft'ckwith. Jr. Deputy Clerk Carroll Burke Carroll Burke lt'e F'rtitoujs Name Statutes, To Clerk of the Circu't Court ROGER L. BERRY Florida S'atutes Attorney for Petitioner Attorney for Petitioner Wit Section 565 By: Lois B. Walker Attorney for Petitioner 612 Sanford Atlantic 612 Sanford Atlant,c 1957 P 0 Drawer 0 Deputy Clerk (lank Buldirig Bank SuldIng S'g Vincent DeLano (Seal) Sanford. Florida 3277) Sanford, Florida 37771 Publish May IS, 77, 291 June 5. 1911 Sanford, Florida 377 Publish. May 1, 5. 15. 23. 1974 PublIsh: May 5 15, 23, 29, 1971 Publish' May 1. I. iS. 27. 1971 Pqbli5h May is. n, 29, 1971 DiR 1 DEB. DElI 71 DEBI DES 31 018 120 — - - ltd THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND ' Inside Tennis Film Ru•—$SSI Pace . Only qint'S tcheduted ()ffiCiCl I P roni iSes Rcl(e WiII Go Sunday Despite Suit "NC) FAIR! You've got to bat towards the pitcher, not me," must be the thinking of this ('hase catcher' who faces a Seminole Sporting Goods batter who ducked out of a close pitch at Fort Mellon Park little league play Tuesday. pubIkTuesdaSthTith1 games on Wednesday evening, July 10, followed by a nationally televised game July 11. And they all count In the standings. Is at Philadeiphi:, Hawaii at California at Birmingham, HoustonatChlcagoandDetroit at Memphis to start the season. Then Jacksonville hosts New York to begin the television series, carried nationally by 1_VS Sports Network. PHILADELPhIA (AP) — tkpowerthiitcarriedhm to3O also a big incentive, he ad. utHawaii deviates from the Joe Frazier's boxing career victorie&-25 by knockout—in ted. "In order to make all the in. Wednesday night-Thursday could ride on the former his 32-fight career. lie pictures night schedule by playing all heavyweight champion's home games on Sundays. The National Football performance against Jerry . June 17 in New York. League, whose season extends Frazier's tralr.er-manager, (j,ht 1l'jvi'ati well Into lTh, doesn't kick off Eddie Futch, says he's advised until July 26, when the chain- Joe to quit the ring if he doesn't pion Miami Dolphins play College All-Stars In Chicago. beat"This Quarry impressively. A1( t i op is something we have Then it'll be six more weeks of agreed on," Futch said Thea- i NFL preseason games, which fighter dth don't count schedule in the standings. concludes through a training sessIon. The WFL "Joe has to win and he has to with a simple, three-game playts - Sp 0 r off schedule. It works this way: look good," Futch explained. - Winners of the league's three "lie has to show me that he bedivisions. Eastt.rn, Central and longs in this rough busi.aess. Western, plus the second-place Otherwise I'd like tosee him get 1 team with the best record enter out of it and start directing his energies in some other dl. the playoffs. Wednesday, May 22; 974 henrd Herald rection." It Is obvious that Futch and Frazier have talked considera- Frazier in the best mental and vestments that I have, it bly about the advisability of ptlysical co&ltion since he was taxes money. Therefore I feel Frazier continuing as a fighter. knocked out by Foreman. uat this fight will help me to Futch said Frazier came out Of the fight with All In "such Frazier is confident he'll beat invest more. Furthermore, I SCOR EB()ARD great physical shape, and is Quarry and go on to a return like fighting. I feel I'm In good three and a half weeks ahead of title bout with Foreman, He shape." By The Associated Press the training schedule he k,t wants to keep on fighting. American LU9u This will be the second meetfor the All fight. "My next step is going back lug between Frazier and Quar. W.. 1... Pc?.. GB. FrazIer, 30, lost to All Jan. 28 to the championship," Frazier 543 19 16 MIauk ry. Frazier won by a technical In New York In his First fight said. Boston knockout after the seventh is is •soo i since he lost the title to George 19 19 .500 i"i Cleveland The $300,000 he'll probably round in June, 19, when he cut Foreman in January 1973. 15 19 156 2 Detroit ,,. Futch said Frazier still has earn from fighting Quarry is Quarry's right eye. 70' York LITTLE LEAGUE Police, using just four Bobby Robinson tripled and verdict over United Transport Bennie Von Herbulls singled three of thorn doubles, over- Price Baker, Ricky Wells, Scott Union, with a strong four run and doubled and brother Lewis came Chase 8-7 in Sanford Milson and John Sieputowski all first inning, had two singles while both Joe Senior League baseball action doubled as Baker and Robinson A triple and double by Danny Lahman and Harold doubled to with a big six run first inning combined for a two hitter. Kinnard and a double and pace the Florida State 10-hit paving the was-. Cliarle Riggens had the single from Mike Link paced attack. Joe Baker, Kevin Denton and Rotary's only hits, a pair of Randy Hanson's sparkling fourDennis German's single was INDIANAPOLIS (Al') Mark Simcoe's two baggers, singles with Robert Arias and hitter. all the bat work Robert Barrow Judge Frank Symmes set a Spdwa) officials hope the son. They didn't treat these coupled with winning pitcher Donald Lively on the mound for There will be a 500-mile auto hearing for early today. and Andrew Brewer could get court hearings won't delay people right." rae' at the Indianapolis Motor David Wiggins was all it took to the losers. in their mound loss. The action sterns from last Thursdy's carburetjon tests. AMERICAN LEAGUE Sneva and driver Jim Hurt- provide the scorir.g punch as Speeiway Sunday a top Speed. Saturday's rain-shortened time Binford, who succeeded con- ubise, who also qualified, and Chase committed five errors In CONTINENTAL way official says, despite a $1 trials that left 11 cars at the line tioversi.al Harlan Fengler this Parnelli Jones, 1963 Indy 500 the game. Seminole Petroleum and NATIONAL LEAGUE million lawsuit to keep it from when the track closed for year, said, "Of course we will winner and owner of the cars of Sanford Atlantic both had Just going off on schedule, John Whigham homered and After spottlig Georges to a three hits, but five big runs In racing. That deadline, speed- do whatever the judge says we starters Mario Andretti, Al Un. losing pitcher Curtis Wolk one Medical Center came up With way officials say, was set down should do," i-wi advantage in the first, the second inning erased a 1-0 four runs in the top of the sixth "We will have a race Sun- in the Speedway entry blank ser and rookie Jan OpPerman, doubled and singled with other Strornberg-Carlson came up Sanford Atlantic lead and gave and held First Federal to just Plair.tiffs are Roy Woods among those who said the base hits coming from Danny with seven runs of its own in the the oilmen a 5-2 victory, ay," Chief Steward Tom Bin- signed by each of the 61 en- Racing, Carl Gehlhausen, Lar-were drivers were wronged. three to eek out a 10-9 thriller as ford promised. "The only per- trants who actually brought ry Gracey and Jeff Dial. Chase bottom of the fourth to take a 7-1 A suggestion by Hugus and had lead 3-0 in the top Winning pitcher Todd First Federal was charged with Sr., K&L Racing, son who can stop it is God, and cars to the track. of the victory. Burkhead doubled and DavId 10 miscues. Webster Racing, Rasmussen Tabbert that the Speedway add first, but fell behind 8-4 after we haven't talked to him." Robb' Wells threw a Willink and Jim Adams both The car owners who did not Racing Products Inc. and Grant a 12th row to the race also was three innings, and their three sparkling Winning Pitcher James one-hitter for singled for the winners, while Smith, Suit was filed Tuesday get an attempt to qualify con- King Racing, who carded 10 strIkeouts turned down. i-un fourth frame missed the Stromberg, and received extra David Saulis homered and and no walks, doubled, as did Marion County Superior Court tended the deadline should have The Speedway also had of- IUIIk by two, base support from Ricky singled and Tyrone Shuler Jeff Facess and Doug King said later he had not fered the plaintiffs a chance to in Indianapolis by attorneys been extended to give all of the gis'en permission to use his reopen the trials if the> obtainRybicky, Anthony Dixon and added a base rap for the losers. Wiseman, with singles from Wright Hugus Jr., and Don A, 50 cars that had been certified name in connection with the ed signatures from owners or JUNIOR LEAGUE Tabbert on behalf of seven ang- an opportunity to make Leon Mayton. Dixon and Walter Cain and Saulis shared Jeff Litton, John Sellers, Roy Rybicky also singled. suit. King, whose No. I driver, drivers of already qualified car owners. car field. pitching duties (or the losers. Walker and Kevin Story. Knights of Columbus made Clarence Sippis, who shared Florida State Bank exploded Tom Sneva, already holds a cars, But hlugus and Tabbert short work of Rotary, taking a the pitching chores with Tony for 11 runs in the first Inning The' suit also seeks a ternThe pleas were denied. And third-row starting spot, said, "1 said they Losing pitcher Canton Brown far short of the and 3-I lead the bottom firstonly Sutter for thehit. porary restraining order halt- Speedway officials turned down don't need to go to court to tell necessa_ry fell names. Last-place theninrampaged onof to the a 14-2 Georges' losers, had the and eventually scored a 17-3 win had three singles with James Ing further activity at the track further requests for a over United State Bank with Scott adding the other hit. reopening the Speedway people what I starter Larry Gannon refused win in three and one-half lThuntil the ease is heard. of qualifications, Jack Prosser Ford continued winning pitcher Ronald Harold Brown fanned 13 and walked have already told them in per- to sign. nings. its winning ways with a 5-2 throwing a sparkling one-hitter. one. TURNABOUT AT HOME R. Paver 3 Rum Szlijle I. Saint Clam Eve 0. Banks Detroit (LoIicPi 3$) at Mit D. Bourgeois I. Tandys Joy R. Paver Jr. 2. VIcky's Gem *aukee (Kobel 1-1), N TENTHRACE—USIPC. G.Ruggtes S.JoanleEast S.Srbes Texas (Gibby 56 and Jenkins 3.C.F.T. Claiming $1,000 mares 10 per cent 0. Sheldon 6 Belle Oregon FL Weqkheiseq LA) at Chicago (Wood 6 S and 4. Bay State FreIght J. Bereznak 7. Sunshine Kid B Jhfl5fl allow. 5. BurnS Guy a' 4 3), 7, N .1. Corona I Lisa Lie See F Pilenfeld 6 Roanawins Byrd Thursday's Games 1 Lawman Har.over S. Sprlggs H Polk 7. Tuffy Raider California a' Kansas City N 7.C. P. Smoke A. Dahdio A. Kucia Texas t Chicago N S. Swift Torrid Pace 3 Dark Cattle Eighth Race — AE II Gypsy Hill Fran A. wilsey Jr. DetrOit at Milwauki'e 4 Keystone Wonihy C.2 ,1 Parkinson Cleveland at Baltimore N S. Traveler Don J. citoracek Only games scheduled Third Race—WO Pace W. SPriocs 6 Varsity Bomb S. Sarbes Claiming 11,00—mare's 10 per cent 1. Science W. Wyatt 7. Belle Kenyon 2. Brand A. lCia National League allowance A. Jasperson $ Scotch Playboy 3. MIss Lassie .1. Larrabee East M.D'Amato AElScotchHal I BelleGeste W.Wyatt W. L. Pct. GB. R.Paverir 1. Rusty , P. Neely AE 2 Catamaran A. Wiley Jr I'rlatictphia 22 17 C Ford S. Abstract 7. Sammy Shine 17 IS .531 I", Montril P. Dirden 3-Music Time 70 15 .526 1½ ¶ Louis T. Crank Jennl.L. Frost 1$ fl York i" New P Werkheiser S Cherry Creak 14 2? 0 6 (r,caQo J. Parkinsnn 6 Sam Diamond $3 23 .361 7½ P,ltsbv*'gh ' H Ph'Ilips 7. Senorita West B.PrattSr S.MeadowGelardl 732 30 ii Anqeles 'i I Wlri It AE H 0 's Knight 20 I? .541 I (.r,cirinati Francisco 73 20 .535 I Fourth Race—$SSO Pace 2) 21 Allanta 21 23 .477 10½ Houston 17 7$ 375 IS Diego San I. Lucky Munk Tuesday's Results J. Ovoracek 7. Pr Inc. Desmond N* York 10, Chicago S 3. Argo Angus A .laspefton PiTtSti gh 5, P.'ontr*t K P1iCP.II i I-I Medium 0 IS ,rit,j 4 i, jofl F- dfl( ;. M. ilurre 5. Oshkosti Prladelph'a 4. St. Louis 7 W. Sprlggs 6. Rudy Adams 4 5. Safl 0ieg HutOn -' ''I ..-., - .....'4;. - L' '.t I ncJ $d Photo By Bill Vincffl) Future For Frazier - • .. ?!T'4L ': Quarry To Decide • , '--ci: : the Boston Red Sox flashed a big grin. That's what happens when your team is hitting. Manager Bobby Winkles of the Culifornia Angels threw a pair of shoes against the wall, That's what happens when your team isn't hitting. Johnson's Red Sox have a four-game winning streak durlug which they've pounded out 41 runs on 61 hIts and moved into second place In the AmencanLeague'sEastDlvl.sion,one game behind the Milwaukee Hrewvr. Eighteen of the tilts V power lrlboard-4)utboartl uikr Anyone (kslring information NEWPOR1 BEACH, Calif and trailer for a hole-in-one of can contact Stan hirock or the (APi_The enthusiastic World the par three number seven Society any weekday, Ryan }"(tbZtll IA 1U' has ann(iunCed hole, 'I a 2gazne schedule for each of __ • ,- 20- Game ' phase the bouncing super- about chipping in for Toronto. less than six weeks before promoter who thought up the Davidson usually pulLs out first league games are tothe be million neck albatross around its new football league. He Used once it's time to start the long, played, the WFL has announced no finn schedule, And not all many of the same tactics rough road toward success. Detroit has no place to play during the creative processes of lie did so after the WHA and the franchises are sold yet. and hasn't made much noise the World hockey Association ABA got started under his Houston Is still in doubt, anyhow, Along with that, some and the American Basketball aegis. Portland exists only on paper so of the 32 co-owners are reported Association, and with some But the WFL appears to be in far, Toronto was tossed out of to be complaining about the success. He won a round later hotter water than Davidson's Canada and so far has no new lack of WFL action to field their when Origer changed his mind two earlier league efforts. With home but instead that $3.8 teams. — - Central Florida Zoo Plans 'Pro -Animal' Golf Tourney Wednesday, May 22, 1974-9A 5' �--,.-. u1J__ . ---,.--,-.---.- - - - -'- - - -: - - -.-.-----. . '% - - - ------.------ - - - - ------t -----.----- - .- -C-- Y -- - - - - .--w •. 1OA-The Sanford Herald Wednesday, May 22, 1974 ______ The Sanford Herald Wednesday, May 22, 1974-HA Classified Ads Don' t Cost, The yPay! . Exchanged For Goods ,Notke Vacation Call 322-2677 __ Money J -__________ 4 18 Personals 31 Help Wanted 41 Apartments Rent Furnished Receptionist - doctor's office. IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM Medical background necessary. Two bedroom duplex furnished IN YOUR FAMILY? apartment 4720 Orlando Drive, Submit written summary of quail AL- ANON Sanford ficatlons and references to P.O. for families or friends of problem Box 7463. Sanford. drinkers. i room apartment-$35 weekly. For further information call 4517 Buy Fathers Day gifts with the Child 8. pet OK. 801 Magnolia Ave. or rte money you make selling Avon 3720281. Sanford Al Anon ramlIy Group P.O. Products. No experience. Call 64.1. Box 553, Sanford, Fla. 3277). ____________________ 3079. 1 bedroom apartment, Furnlshed ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Utilities furnished, $165 mo. Phone Part lime mechanic. Day or night. Free, 6142027 for 'We Care"372 1859. Apply In person to -- "Hotline". Adults or Teens. SANFORD YELLOW CAB CO. 1 bdtm. furn apt 119 French Ave 201 5. Park Ave. MAkilAGES PERFORMED ','00 per mo., plus $25 Security Your Home or MInI.' deposit. 32? 6111 or 327 6530. Maids, experienced. Apply Holiday 21 Hr. Service. Inn, Sanford. No phone calls _______________________________ 12 Bedroom. Adults Only please. Park Avenue MobIle Park IMCED WITH A DRINKING 25-15 Park Drive, )fl 716) Cocktail WaItresses, year 'round PROBLEM employment, company benefils, Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous AVALON APARTMENTS Apply In person, 4 to S p.m. Can Help ADULTS-NO PETS Holiday Inn, Altamonte Springs, Call 123-4317 116W, 2nd St. See Mr. Kramer. Write P.O. Box 121) Sanford. Florld Maintenance Houses Rent 3? Child Care Electrician Uni urn ished _____________________ Knoviedge 01 motors, air corn Excellent Care. In My Home. pressors, 440 & 720, Wages Mayfair, 7 bedroom. family room, Preschoolers, Mon-Friday commensurate with ability. III dinIng room, washer & dryer, Geneva area. Ph. 3195111. ____________________ 513) American Wood Products. 200 dishwasher, central heat 8. air Marvin Ave.. Longwocd. $230. 323-510). Baby Sitting in myhome Fenced Yard Bored Housewife' Let Sarah Attractive 3 bedrOom home on lake. 372-7179 Coventry help m.ke new friends (entritl air, carpeted Phone 373 LUfl 5:143 v.k • iuSt 4 8 firs P 37O for appointment. Cridrcn 23 6 beIng accepted for investment, collecting or new child care center opening In New) bedroom, air conditioned delivering. Call 323 2791 after 6 Sanford. Betty Watson. 323S7$4 home. Carpeted throughout CIRCJJLAT$ON Large yard Will be available June (hId care In my home. Lunch & DISTRIC'I' MANAGER 7 $115 monthly plus deposit snacks, Swing set. Monday thru References reQuired 2 chIldren Background In boy route and rural Friday. Ph 373 1S16. 131 2735. Cassllberry Area. motor route management desired Salary plus weekly car expenses. Call 372 7611 to arrange for ap-9 Good Thingsto Eat 33 Houses Rent Furnished pont men?. ACREAGE, INDUSTRIAL AND RESIDE N TI Al ____ -1 - -'-re -'-:---------- .- - - -. - -;-- . - & - L: _____ - - r - ' -I AUTO TRAIN JUNIOR-SENIOR LEAGUE FIRST PLACE team in the Auto Train Junior-Senior Bowling league at Bowl America in Sanford are: (Ir) standing Vernie Butcher and Lisa Jackson and sitting) Teresa Jackson and Judy Pettis. 4 Black eyed peas, you pick Donald Youngers, Sanford, 3236005. Ricky Smith farm Would like to buy top quality fresh vegetables from careful growers for Holiday House Restaurants. Holiday Supply Department. No 8, 21 Old Daytona Road. DeLand, Flit 37720 Wins Golf Championship Sanford Women' Always End OK Golf Play BARTENDER TRAINEES. year 'round employment. compan benefits, apply I to a p m to Mr Kritrrr. lIold.i- lr.r'. Altrncrite SrngS 24 Business Opportunities Is Recent Florida State student the honors from Ocorge v. barrier" with a 175 to win the ind former Seminole High Billups, who came in with a 156. fifth flight, with Bud Richards School star athlete Ricky Smith Howard McNulty's 161 edged at 181, Speed Moreland, 184; and Art Thompson at 186. chopped one stroke off par at Hugh Grier's 162 fr third, In the second flight, William Mayfair Country Club for two Roy WhItaker's 183 won the rounds to win the club Clam- Craig took first with a 162, sixth flight, followed by Henry followed by Harold Brooks who Tamm and Al Guth at 188 and plonship Sunday. was one back. 11. C. Whitmire's Smith's 142 total edged Mike 165 edged Jack Edward by one. Leary at 143 for the chainCarl Betts won easily on the In the only flight played with pionship flight honors. Dwight Third Flight with a 168, handicaps, the seventh , SanStreet recorded a par 144 for followed by Vincent Butler and lord Mayor Lee Moore took the third, while Frank Mebane took Robert Hunt at 174 and 177 first place prize on the third fourth with a 145, one-over. Bob Goodman's 162 was good hole of a sudden death playoff Scores jumped 10 points for enough to win the fourth flight, with Jack Proser after both - with Burl Henson's 168 taking men had carded 144's. Rick the First Flight, but the petition for first was jut as second. John Eldrtdge edged RiCharde took third with a 145 Mum ?,iartin for thIrd, 176-178. and Bill Painter was fourth at keen. Larry Johnson the "90 150. Bill Sommerv-ille's 155 took LPN'I. Part time or full tIme. 311 and 11-7 shift. Apply in person Lakevlew Nursing Center. 919 E. 2nd St., Sanford, Help Wanted Insulation installers needed, GOOd employment for ambitious men Fringe benefits Chauteurs license required. Good workers only need apply. Apply 1011 Miller Drive, Altamonte Springs Off Charlotte SI. SIX Warehouse. Need relitf cock, dishwasher, Salad girl and desk clerks Phone 37) SIlO or apply in person, Cavalier Motor Inn. iiEW OPPORTUNITY National Company seeking Qu6litied Individual to supply company established accounts with rnalcr line-s of record albums No selling! Part or full time. Excellent in Come possibilities with 53.500 in ve-Itment. If yuu are sincere and looking for a business of your own, call COLLECT to, Mr. Elliott. - (211) 661-9201. Rooms for Rent WORKERS WANTED Room & board for 2 working men. Call for InformatIon. 327 1150 Apply American Wood Products, 700 Room *ith private entrance and Marvin Ave.. Lortgwood. bath, Working gentleman, Call aged lady. Free room & 3221526 after 1.20. I and to care for elderly eman In Osteen, Ph. 323 10(7. Apartments Rent 30 U Mu rn i shed SEMINOLE i - Seville Gardense LUXURlOUSgyersize 1 and2bdrxn. apts. Eat.in kitchens. troit refrIgerator, dishwasher, draperies, shag carpeting, family rms . fireplace. Only 6 apts Pritacy in a Spanish Courtyard se!ting. CIP Beautification Award, win'ier. Adults. 20)5 Sanford Ave Model,Open 125 P.M. See JOHN KRIDER, ASSOC W Garnett White, Real Estate Broker 107W. CommercIal Sanford, 327.7051 ______________________________ COUNTY r SURVEY PAR1'Y* s * ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT NEW POSITIONS Survey Party Chief* INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - another three hours, but that CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHT There have been many disputes qualifying period was washed Lib Robertson dcl. PatricIa s advanced subprofessioneI engineering work in conout too, and Speedway officials Stenstrom. Margaret Bolts over the years at the InVivian Conkln. ion with public construction decided qualifications were dianapolls Motor Speedway, FIRST FLIGHT ects and field surveys. Emover officially. Peggy Bitlups dcl. Sylvia Brown. b'it track officials are batting e acts as Chief of survey Brooks del Dosse y Experience required, After threats to withdraw 1.000 in dealing with them. De G an a ressively responsible Subsome cars already in the field Probably the best organized SECOND FLIGHT esslonal field and Office failed to budge the Speedway's Mirian Co' dcl. Nora Schern, protest, recalls U.S. Auto Club neering work experience. Vivian Pierce dcl. Martha Henry. iding experience as an In. position, the matter historian Donald Davidson, was THIRD FLIGHT r,,ent man on a field survey In 1937, second alternate Joel in 1947 when the American Anne Moore dcl Dottie Bateman. y. Society of Professional Auto Thorne tried to "buy" his way Fran Albrccht dcl Grace S.auers. F IFTH FLIGHT Racing refused to participate in into the starting lineup, by pur. *lRodman* Annette Hodges dcl. Joan Zinn, the 500-mile race unless quaIl,chasing cars ahead of him and Ben Hunt del. Virginia Simpson nvotves acting as a rodman or tying money and prize money withdrawing them. CONSOLATION Iman on a survey party and CHAMP FLIGHT ating transit and level. "The American Automobile was hiked suhatantially. Betty Denels dcl. Grace Sales. xledge of mathematics, In. ASSOCIatIOn, then the sanctior. Ada ONCI dcl Fran Goodman. The protest dragged n until no trlgonomerty, algebra arid the day before the race, with ing body of the race, threatened FIRST FLIGHT etry Odde Webr ,on by elauIt. A,'n Thorne with lifetime suspension only cars qualified for the Guth dcl iesse SIrrad Is include state retirement field, most of which were driven and other disciplinary action." SECOND FLIGHT - paid hospitali,ation, eight by non-ASPAR members. The Thorne, who later drove in four Marge Pertons del Gora 'ays, sick leave and vacation Speedway did institute Indy races, finally relented and ProtWr, Ruth Herron dcl Oors County engineer's office, qualification money, Davidson was first alt'rnate for the race. THIRD FLIGHT S. Orlando Dr., (Hwy. 17.92 Maurl Rose, three-time Indy noted, but the baslcdemands of Rita Findel dcl Margret I-lame. ). Sanford, Florida, 37771. jal Opportunity Employer winner, actually got his rookie HeIn Derins dcl. Ellen Dontey the dissident participants were FOURTH FLIGHT start here in 1933 after the denied. Kay Park dcl. Suy Dcke-y. Ann Bar Maid-nights from 6?o 2. Call or come by from 9 to 6 days, for Because some ASPAR mem Speedway decided to disqualify Marsh drew a bye. interview, 372-9979. FIFTH FLIGHT bets had spent a great deal of one second-row starter, Howdy Maude Butler dcl. Ginger Ilemn l'lav. . hot weather said Sill time arguing the matter, their Wilcox II, because of a diabetic don. Margmet Kinney won by Don't needs fast with a classified cars were not ready, said Da- condition that made him sub- delault ad in the Sanford Herald. Just dial vidson. Those which could not ject to seizures, Davidson said. 327 26)1 or 131 93 "Capt. Eddie Rlckenbacker, reach the 115-mile per hour minimum qualifying speed did who was the Speedway presi- Q u a r ry Wi n SHERATON SANFORD INN not make the field, aix! only 30 dent then, said Rose would start Needs women for telephone survey staried In the usual 33-car line- in place of Wilcox. The other to invite people to loin out new drivers Insisted on no race O rn.' Club Plo. exp nece$sary. H-urS9tOloq Sto9prn $200per Rained-out time trials in 1956 WIthout Wilcox, so Hick. hour plus commission. Apply to afta only 35 cars had made enbacker said, 'Fine, we'll all Houston PArS, Adk iriS, front desk. Sheraton runs posed a similar problem go home until next year." rn, Orijn Av .i P. P £6 Iteahzing itickenbacker was Wed jr Thurs. 9am 1Q17 Ot 69 with qualifying. pm Also need man or woman HOUSTON (AP) - Mike Sometopcarswereleftrnline serious, the drivers finally with car to deliver Dinner Club when the period ended, so the backpedaled and approved QUilrry of Orlando, Fla., seek. r'-emnUershup cards ing a spot among the top 10 Speedway was reope ned for ltos flghtheavywelghts, scored a • unanimous 10-round decision .' '.'iT Fr) ! ;.w ver Karl Zurhale of Mu- dcl. bedroom, 1', bath unfurnished 2 .' ' .. - -._#•... ... t •-:-'' ;l• -.:.":c;.. -.--- - . f - 7: j; ' t' or; f _________________ t . ;:.: 1 ____________________________ r' f. •ii. _______ .-: tt ..: .4.. A: 4 ; ________________________ & •• .; ___________ : ,' Z.-• ------a--9 ________________________ -aq ______ '-.. :- ' ;.• ' -. ______ 4Z -. 7.F t-1;_4--• s Decision In SALESMEN . Utah Sars Are For Sale waukee Tuesday night. Quarry, younger brother of heavyweight contender Jerry rry, weighed 178 pounds and Zurheide, a former Univer- Price Now To $2.8 Miliion SALT LAKE CTY (API - team to WestAm Corp. of Salt sity of Houston student, scaled 175. The Utah Stars, No. 2 in the Lake City. There were no knockdowns. InabiIiy to complete the American Basketball ASSOCIA crowd of 2,341 saw the fight ation this season, are up for sale transaction and leave tune for again with the announcement the sale of 13.5 million in publi. in the Houston Music Theater. Qu} boosted his record to ely offered stock by Aug. 31 was that a deal to zell Z rheide now is 31-17-3. cited by another spokesman as locally has fallen through. QuarTy carried the fight all Owner 8:11 Daniels, who has the Iriajur hangup deal Diniels said the sale price of the way and seldom was Zursaid he seeks the nonuruition for jovernor of Colorado, last April 12.7 million has been upped by helde able to beat the Florida boxer to the punch. announced a deal to sell the 1100.0(J) due to i Like country livinq Lake Mary--? bdrm furnished house. Chain link fence AdultS cilly $165 plus riectrir r.11 32) ca-n 14 Mobile Homes Rent._. Enloy beautiful Weliiva River by renting a mobile home No alcohol, no pets. Camp Seminole 322 4410. FRANKLIN ARMS APTS. iL 2 Bdrm. Apta. Central heat & air, pool. Adults. 1)70 FlorIda Ave.. 32364.30. SANDLEWOOD VILLAS 110W. AIRPORT BLVD. SANFORD, 373 7570 GENEVA GARDEN APARTMENTS 1505W.2SthS? GRIPIDLES WHEEL RANCH, Sanford Studio, I, 2. & 3 bedroom apart. menis Carpeting, drape's. kitthn equipped. pool and laudramat. 3227090 Available July 1- 2 bedroom, 1 bath home. Clean. Adults No pets 323 1615. 2 bedroom apartment-downtown $160 including utilities Deposit 'equlred 373 1901 after 2. HouSes at apartment prices'tf 213 bedrooms, tire walls, Quiet, Small complex. Walk to shopping. Oscount rate plus S&H stampi, 1275661. Ore Bedroom, k;tchen equipped No Pats 100W. lIhSt.,Sanfoq FOR LEASE, deluxe 3 Br. un furnished apt. Air, ground floor, duplex. Located in quiet e'xclusie Sanford :esdentlal area, Mature adult(s) only. No pets. 5150 377 It's. not knowingly accept HELP.WANTED ADS that Indicate a preference based on age from em ployers covered by the AGE DISCRIMINATION IN EMPLOYMENT ACT. More information may be obtained from the WageHourofflceatRm. 309, Or. Iando Prof. Or. 72 W. Lake Beauty Dr., P.O. Box 8094 A, Orlando, Fla. 32806, (clephone 8411026. RARE. MEDIUM OR WELL DONE! Rarely c.In youfinde niediurn priced rome so well clone and kept! 3 bedroom. 7 bath, big family room, huge screened porch, den or 4th bedroon'. Beautifully landscaped $29,500. MOVE UP TO THIS ftg Mayfair I bedroOm, 7 bath home. Extra large family room, citt in kitchen, all on spacious well r'4jS(4ipt'1 t1t Only Sil,000 PINE CR E ST 3 bedroOm, 7 bath, spacious living room, shag carpet, fenced yard. large lot. $78,000 See this todity EXCLUSIVE '3 bedroom, 2 bath, eat.in kitchen with dishwasher, large living and dntng rooms, central heat & air, 7 ar garage, huge yard, well landscaped. Only 7 yearS old 1)5.000. 051 EEN HOMESITE Lot - ISO' x 790', cleared with 190 well. Power on properly A very good buy at $7,000. Stemper Realty 35 Mobile Home Lots For Rent 7 bedroom unfurnished apartment Security deposit required 122 7611. M. Unsworth Realty . Apartments Rent -- Country Club Circle NEAT AND CLEAN JOHNNY WALKER REALTY, INC. 377.4437 after 5)77 7174 Three bedroom, Ii.', baih, new kit. then cabinets, sloyc, frost free re frig,ralor central heat I air, $21,000. rsopof}T From to S0,0O0. Reasonable, New & ready I I industrial Park 323006) HALL REALTY REALTOR 372 5771 Like new. 2 bedroom, family room, kitchen equipped, carpet, 5)7,500. - Ph 3227717. - SANFORD REALTY ON - 2341 S.French Ave. Days 372-72 12 a RIVER FRONT AND RIVER *ccss IIOMESITES 3 bedroom, lO bath. Fenced In back yard and famlty room. 323.6153 after S. _________________________________ C.nfral watt, . Cefitral Pavid Rs.dt - Uxd.,gr.wnd. Ulil,tti. CIvbr,iqse - Peal - FilPuii,, Docb Tiv,it Covrt - Pcx,c At, Coat R•mp - 5tq,I L'Is LAKE MARY AREA-) bedroom, 2 bath, carpet, fenced In yard. Central H-A. $23,500. 323-7191. ___________________________ LOW DOWN PAYMENT EXCELLENT FINANCINO $Mtntfs,Thal lar'ford at D.Land autIfvt home, 2t1 tots, orange fireplace, carpeted, central air & heat, new roof. Close to schools & hospital. By owner. $32,500. 210 Vir. gina Ave. 332.41S, 323.2148 trees, 3 bedroom, C 757$ W FAIR SAI*K5 AVENUE UUI iI 1141 15341 fl4-h731 VIll purchase first or second mortgages in any condition. $outheastein Acceptance Corporn? Ion, 421.1123. Vi.,rn,tjrp store, lease, inventory. lInes', great buy 15000 293 097 p -- __________________ Wanted To Rent See us regarding your eligibility to purchase a new 3 bedroom home for as littl, down as one month's rent under the Three bedroom, 1 'ath, home With carpet Near town. $13,900. Large home with storage and garden. Can do maintenance & , rpirs 34t 7I7 slt.i 6 .T New liSting. Lovely Spanish home on corner lot.. Walk in cloSet, master bedrooni, Shallow well. Many Won't last at only To see. atk for Kitty AdkinSon. REALTOR Associate COUNTRY STYLE Attractive three bedroom, two bath home in country setting but close in. This splIt plan home is like ' new, arid has PALACE GUAR t3FDon. year srvic. inntrixf tin electric, plumbing, central t'eatlng air syStem etc Call Ruth Kingdon, Assoc 1)0 S5Ct) after hours 613 3419 Administration Assistance olan. Realty, 372 1301 ?6IOHiawathaAve,a, 1792 IT) AR0flD44 - SANFORD ION GWOO 0 Farmer's Home Payton T JQHN'S REA!-TLLO OPOx ER TIi Time Ttsted 1-irm )ays 322 617) Niohts- 1fl.S Less than four years old three bedroom, bath home in cx cellent condition, and convenient I location Priced right at 127,500 and PALACE GUARDED for the buyers protection. Call now for details and lrWormation on what PALACE GUARD means to you Joe Rubel Assoc 5)0 5500. - NEWLY PAINTED C)drr 7 story bone. 2 lots 1 t-edrOoms. 7 baths Fireplace, watlwall carpet, central air & heat, new roof, garage, workshop. and utility building 1y owner, $37,300 Terms. 373 41)3 or 3731567 H011iES Inc. Roberts & Gilman 830.5500 8314039 62B2162 ________________ Huskey Realty CASSELBE PRY M L S I bedmoon. beauty with super cool pool enclosed for your utmcs' privacy Ideal family floor plan Cen'ral air, double garage. Laroc irregular court lot. KItchen eouipped Owner moult sacrfce to, only $10,500 Drive by 606 BenedIct Court, Call Phyllis Capponl, REALTOR Associate Fern Park Ste ii CALL 322.2420 ANYTIME EVEREST 6210505 Realty • Sanford Auction '* AT (JPSALA & VIHLEN- ThiS 3 bedroom, 2 bath with living, formal dining and Florida rooms plus beautiful kitchen, large double garage and central Climate control is going for $4,000 In Sweetwater the same home is 5.60.000 This home has It all! It's one a full acre, too' Call REALTOR Merle Warner for details After hourS phone 372 6435 PUBLIC AUCTION EVERY MONDAY NIGHT. Antiquei, lvi, Miscellaneous, New and used furniture and appliances. PIvi special pales (watch ads) 'Auctioneering Service - 3729273 ________________________________ , teed JIM DAPIDY FEEDS BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR Gormley's E. 46, 372.4733 *.Stereo Bar. * Repossessed- ,bB Assume Payments CASH 322 4137 For used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Buy 1 or 100) items. Larry's Mart, 2)3 Sanford Ave. Will buy wicker in any condition Call tour-ct Orlando 277 ltCd after 6 pr 54 Garage.Rummage Sales signments welcome. East of I-Ion SR IS If you have anything to sell or consign, cilI STAN at 322-97)9 INTERSTATE AUCTION "Sarfor, a!es Le'" Your MuItip:;L,t;i- Av,,,y '..I 2S6SParkDr. Household Goods * *Singer** Ji service, stop by. ROBSON MANIPIE 2127 Hwy. 17-92 372.5961 SANFORD REC-VEE SERVICE 2331W. Is? St. 333.41)1 12' FIberglass Tni.Hull boat, 70 HP motor, trailer I electric trolling motor $9.00 total. 345-)U.1. Nimrod Camper, hardtop, 1967, sleeps 4 1100 373.3419 alter S II' Bonita, 55 HP Johnson & Trailer. Travel cover, fully equipped. Excellent condition. $1,250. DOS) Apache tent Limper. Good condition. Wired for electricity. Extrat 1100 3272527. GOLDEN TOUCH'N SEW m Hunt Realty REALTOR 372711$ After Hrs -372.971.1 3223991 and 322.064 Sew rig Cabinet, repossessed Singer's best model, winds bobbin in mactine Fully autnmeli, Pat, balance of 571cr 10 payments of $1 in - 3 bedroom, I' bath, separate dining rooms, library, large family room. 24' * 22'. 193' road frontage. depth 200', fruIt tress, nice shrubbery, lots of trees 322 3014. 1973 Singer Zig-Zag Drop In bobbin, zig-zag and 3 needle position. Like new conditlon sold new for UI, balance of $43 cash or S payments of $10. New warranty. Lake Mary - 195 4th St. 3 be'droom, 2bath home. By owner. Reducedt 123.900. By appointment onlyl 323. 396) Call Credit Dept. SANFORD 3OlAEast, SEWINC,CENTER Itt St., Sanford 322 9411. Eves $691146 3 bedroom frame Freth pant, carpet $13,000 total Flexible terms 214 S 3rd St , Lake Mary '73)30, Brand new, 2 couches with bOlst,rs Can be 7 separate single beds ci' corner set. Reasonable. 373 50)7 I bedroom, 1' baths, $450 down, 1)71 mc , $. pcI. Acre Realty, REALTOR, 32) 7730. 58 1971 VW Pop Top Carnpmcbile, low mileage, extra clean. 13.295. Call Don Pope, 377 1451 or 641-5011 Dealer Bicycles Bikes, Bikes, Bikes All tiles and modelS, $0 speeds, S Speeds, and standard bIkes now available at Firestone Store Call 722 0214. 76 I:, Living Rm. Chairs 171 sheen finish. nedluni green, foam cuShions135 each 1 end table-Il. Ph S62$537 Thurs., FrIday after 7'30p m. Set. before 1pm. Carpets-7 riatchlng with pads 100 p-ct nylon 1 15*15 and 1 9.12 Spatter Ottign Green. brown. white Good condition, 5100 37) ('667 SAVE 100's of 11$ New mobile homes at dealer cost pluS $700 Some below (Ott 52 PLACE HOMES NORTH 531 7270 IS) Hwy. 17 92. ',Mile south of Hwy. 434, at Lake kathr,yn Estates. Appliances late model apartment size electric ranges Guaranteed 5)9.95. Wayne's Quality New & Used Furniture, 1200 French Ave Ph. 323 54)0 Can deliver. Mobile Pion* Bank Repossessions. IStochoose from 131 7373 Dealer SANDLEWOOD VILLAS TkWip4wse*wtk 1)09. Sanford Avenue 77 7banana seat bikes 1 Sspeed. Like new. Will sell very reasonable Phone 373 1597 61 Abandoned, unwanted lunk cars hauled away Your cost. 110 Orlardo. 295 6191 anytime, Building Materials 2*- U%ed2xI'sartd7x6's Entire lot $75 1914 Summerlin Ave., Sanford 62 ..-.. ksu, *aL u*.wkue sve fite *SII. He's u.gItt 8* Of Loch Arbor duutep at Sud.ttitu4 tlitta's g.& ___ . - -. - Bamboo Cove Apts S1408. Up HOMES OF DISTINCTION Situated On-Large Wooded Lots Near The Country Club. Built With Pride B p11k WLsSj. NELSON FLORIDA ROSES Woodruff's Farm 1. Garden Center 601 Celery Ave Sanford 64 4 CLuB HOUSE SWIMMINO POOL SHAG CARPETING RANGE-REFRIGERATOR OISPO5AL-DISHWA5HER CLOTHES WASHIR.DRYER 110 West Airport Blvd. Sanford, Florida Unique garden sItting, air, %hitg At budget prIces Choice Of fur nishlngs. Twi minutes from Sanford Shopping Plaza. 373 1310 1973 Harley Davidson. Electra Glide, full dress, Am Fm Stereo. Tape Deck, custom paint, e'c $3800 Cost new, 14600. Call 373 1977 after 6 p ni, ABLE RENT ALL, with the best equipment to serve you. 1016 S - French Ave., Sanford. 3721310. Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampoc*r for Only 51 per day CARROLL'S FURNITURE - - 1911 650 BSA. Excellent condition, $600. 373 4201 after 6 Ph 322 3lCl3forAppt (305) 323.7870 (305) 323.7171 1.2 Fully Dressed, Slid) 323 1844 Pets and Supplies GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES for sale. Call now'!! 322 7cs:io Doberman Pinchers AKC Pupt and Adults Mr. Anderson,36 5710 ________________________________ Miniature Dachshunds, AKC. iso Animal Haven Grooming & Boarding Kennels. 3fl 5752 79 Trucks and Trailers ________________________ $75 Air Conditionkig __________________ __________ - --a-.-, EiJ.1-'- -. BUY OPTION •15ff SZIVICE INITiAL 1ff S11.0 3arracuda- 1947. Dealer offers. 773 VI, 4 Speed Just what you've been looking for. 377 3773 _________ COtOCWOBtDM4-INS _____________________________ CHRIST or 1970 Mercury Moritego, MX Brougham interior, yellow & black, full power, ready to go 11295 Call Paul 372.1651 or 614.5011 Dealer. CRISIS Sanford "Laymen For Christ" Crusade SANFORD MUNICIPAL STADIUM May 24. 23 *26 FrI. 7:00 p.m. Sat. 7:30p.m. 1970 VW 381) Squareback, air conditioned, AM-FM radio, I Speed, beige, ideal second car Gas saver at 51795. Call Paul at 327 1631 or 644 5011. Dealer Sunday Afternoon 2:30 p.m. 1972 Toyota Mark II, I door sedan, air condItioning, 4 speed. AM radio, extra clean. $2693. Call Don Pope, at 322-1651 or 641 3014 Dealer. Flat bed Trailer, 20' steel bed. t'iple axles. electric brakes. Suitable for heavy equipment or large boat S95 Will accept trade fl 37) - 23" TV 2 ONLY - - - 629.95 53350 149.95 19,000 511) A-C HEAT PUMP I ONLY NOW 1" 51W PORTABLE TV 2 ONLY REG, 359.95 ST. COOl. 34.000 ITU REPO. AIR COND. - ST. COOL 1,000 ITU RE P0. AIR COND 3 ONLY - 12500 32800 Services open to everyone __________________________ B.B.Q, GRILL 161.90 CENTRIL HEAT & AIR Sates, Service & Installation ________________ Free Estimate Ph 475 7576 - Want Ads Bring Results Ph. 322-26 1 1 TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON lformerly Harr,ett's Beauty NOOK) 519 E Pine. 372 5712. - Carpentry ',INCEPIT'S CAPPEP,TPY ir'ter,Or Tr,m. Paneling Custom Carpentry No lob toO small LiCeflWd & Bonded 323 5677. a---.-, Boat in the way' Sell t ft arid easy with • lw COSt (tassitied ad' Moran's- Betterway Carpet Care 6 Janitorial Service Fret. Est One Pr'te includes all''' 5)1 053) Plumbing Stopped up power 'rower wvn t start' Get the s.erlwce you need trom (lasstfetI ads 2522 PARK DR. SANFORD - BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVEMENTS Small Jobs Wanted 372 133$, 'lake Mary" • LEACH Awnings. skirting carport encloSure-s. rescreening. ________ Lit Cr1 SANFORD LONC RIFLE P4OPPL Mullle LOitd,rj. Arrn & Ac es%onies 210 S Sanford Ave EXTERIOR I PRESSURE CLEANING Floor Waing, Wndow.s 323-0143 P40 LONGER USED CAMPING GEAR IS IN DEMAND. SELL IT P40W WITH A CLASSIFIED AD. . SPRING CLEANING,,. - "Impac" wsij'i & SpraKlesn cx,rwr WuU). eves, p.,Pu. wIux i. roots. Removes mildew, fungus, mud clobbers, wasps Ispider screen ____ - - OUALITYFENCING• (hitn Ink, -wood, field Free estimates clay or night $675 EXPERT ROOFING. 1 Ai Itypil frese'st'mates LIcensed, ,,onded. nsured NoObligation RutS Swithenb.ank 5374 ADDITION 5, BLOCK WOR K Carpentry I Concrete Work PHONE323.)751 _________________________________ - ________________________________ TRUAX ROOFING CO. Guaranteed roofing & repairs. 23 yrs. cx perence Free Est. Work done by owners Reasonable rate's Call 377 7013. Geneva 349 5775 MASTERPIECE ALUMINUM Replacement w'ndows, Carports, Screen Enclosures, Gutters, Awnings, Sldng Free estimates PPi 47$ 7526 Lawn Service A.AA PAINTING and paper hanging commercial or residential. exp tradesman, guaranteed materials arc' workmanship Fr,. con Sultation and estimating 671 3337. - Pest Contrnl W ART BRO.'4PI PEST CONTROL 2562 Park Driie 327 1865 -. - - = ,,2_...,. - Tree Service ' AAA TREE SERVICE, mechanical Slump grnd-ng. licensed, bonded, risur 13$ 5217 0 a I. T IIJC_k-_nefliaa., - RYDER RENT S TRUCKS Eccinol re Vans t D.c-tel Tractors . ... , ... ,,-, ti,r r U 9 ______- .- _____________________________ For 'bC Inrit preparaton of metal corire!erI calf BI C Free Es? 372 3560 37) 17*3 that LAWN CARE For professi,mally maintained look call RALPH. 3735954. Need paintng done' For .lbe t'nett ifl paritr'g work call S&W Pan' ng Co 323 3035 Licensed 1. Bonded _______________________ -, Sandblasting ___________________________ Tired o pcor service' Call Lawn Care Specialists Commercial ResIdential Free Est 372726.7 lD FLORIDA LAWN SERVICE PlO JOB IS TOO SMALL Residential or Comrnef al Call ________ Trmpson Roofing Build UP & hngles Licensed Bonded In Sured Free estimate Work uuaraflteed In God We Trust. 373. I2SI. ______________________________ Reduce ybur electric bill with cor'iPletece ling & watt risulat 0" Free-estimates ASpiton Insulator 19011 759-3710 Yard Clean up. trim, and mowing service Callus Eves after SD nl 373 4061 Rooflig - QUALITY 000rs-Specallling in front door replacement. Expert installation and staining. Mi Lund Doors- 1119 E Altamorite. • 1317 -WELL DO YOUR PAINT tNG No not tOO srritli Ph 123 1579 Ci' 33 1719 atte' 6 t Ct f DA U,. . 2lOMagriolia Ave 333 4632 Pressure Cleaning -.- You can I beat claSsified itch tOm fast iasife-dS Ct'ec,k results reryda, Glass Mirrors ___________________________ PET REST INN. Boarding & Grooming. Ph 322.1051. ALUMINUM. JACKSON S CERAMICS supolies kin dealer 10 5 ( 'osed TbLi'J. & Sunday 322 7921 Guns 322.1562 Let oneoi our frnaty ad-visors help you word your classified ad. Call _________________ 7227611 or 1)1 9993 -- '.'Ci'.'.' EDGE. LOT CLEAN UP P. - LIGHT hIAFi ING 3 , . 1 7503 W.ROTIS5ERIE & CART Pet Care Interior, exterior plastering. Plaster patching and Simulated brick & store specialty 37? 2710. 27500 13800 Improvam.nts Put a classified aa to worV or y today Call 322 761) or *3)999) Used Form Equipment will sell fast and easy with a Classified Ad Call 3222611 or *31 9993 _____________________________ ELECTRIC OUTDOOR Home Y.itchen.Balhroom Loontis, Counter tops. Sinks. Installation available, Bud Cabi'tt. 3fl 80S2 Ce tam ics 1 ONLY - Central Heat I Air Conditioning For free estimates, call Carl Harris, at SEARS iri Sanford. 322 1771. Carpet Cleaning 1974 EL CAMINO SPECIAL. 13795 CALL SAM 377.339) ___________ SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. kdrooms From - A Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You! Carpentry, Remodeling, Additions. Custom Work Free Estimates L cen sed Bonded 32) 603* 750 Honda Unfurnlslted 21) W.25 1971 Vega Station Wagon, automatic, blue with black in tenor, ready to buy at $1795 Call Paul at 372163) or 614 50)4 Dealer. Beauty Care 1973 Honda 500, 2800 miles. with 6.0)0 mi warranty. Extra clean. $1500 373 4372 Equipment for Rent I ONLY Sandlewood Villas 1967 Pontiac Tennpte-st, standard transniSSIon 6 c yl - Good Iran Sport.t or, S)CI) ur test offer. 373 6)77 I69. Opel Kadette-Runs perfect Dealer offers Top economy. $300 under hook prte 322 5773 1977 Pinto, 2 door sedan, 14,000 miles, metallic green with green deluxe interior, 4 speed, header pipes, chrome whls, and wide tires. Immaculate Reduced $100 for quIck sale. A fantastic buy at 511-95 Call Pete at 322 1651 or 64.450)4 Dealer. I- 'RENT 1971 Pinto Runabout $1700 or best offer 37) 1539 Motorcycles Motorcycle insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323. 316.6 Lawnand Garden 6S Junk Cars Remoied COLOR CONSOLE - - 1973 VW Heette,air conditioned, 4 Speed,AMradIo,19,OCOmIln.Red with black interior $7695 Call Don Pope at 322 1651 or 641 5'!4 Dealer. Full line GE Appliances Sanford ElectricConlparips 7577 Park Drive. 332 I? Volt Batteries $1195 REEL'S BODY SHOP 3231559 bedroom, '74, 60' x 17'. set uo on ,'e'kiva River, Equity and take over payments 373 5366 after S 9dJL?DtuiD4Q Autos for Sale Appknces RENTAL APARTMENT HOMES . '73 Pinto. $1,633 Bank will loan 1)125 Ph. 373 1309. 197) Super Beetle, automatic Stick shift, air, AM radio, low mileage, a real nice car. 12095. Call Don Pope at 377-1631 or 644 5011 Dealer. __________________________ Auto Repairs Parts- Accessories Custom built Liectnic dnlv. In. stalled on your adult tricycle. Normal piddlIng speeds to help up-hill and long rides. 3775254 NEW 30" gas range Avocado-1S.5 Mobile Homes finest established residential area? '67 Ford ' ton pckup truck New no-lot, paint iob and tires $100 Phone 3230966 - WantedtoBuy _____________________________ $96) Impala-Real tough fishing car! Can be seen at Fairway Market cm 1192 Real reasonable '61 Volksviagen 1350 372.440)after4 ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top prices paid, used, any con-d;t;Ofl, 64.1 $126, Winter Park. AM-FM radio, Garrard record player, I track tape and psychedelic lights built into a beautiful Spanish bar. Assume payments. Ph 6.47.1577 for free home trial. Hallmark, 1755 W. Fairbanks, Winter Park. Trucks and TraUrs_ Cadillac Coupe cle yule-with all the n' '' 4OO Iiai.. 1 5773. 1970 Kingwood Station Wagon, 6 passenger, white with blue in tenior, 377 V I, an O.K. Car to fit every need 11295. Call Pete at 322 1631 or 444 5011 Dealer. $981 Corvette, 1 top, 350 VI, 4 speed, New polyglass tires, blue. wtiite vinyl top 13.500 67$ 0367. Chevrolet pickup. A-I cOndition, 5700. 323 6133 alter S. 80 Free Bird Dog, lweeksold, 67.A . ftarracuda-1985. Try to find one like this I Automatic, 773 VI, A-C, pwr. steering. Beautiful. Dealer. 322 5773 a Call 322-2420 Anytime SANFORDA ' GARAGE SALE: Furniture and Stamps.Coln riSc, items. Fri., Sat. & Sun. 9 to ; 69 Buy, sell, consgn, appraise, or S 74.14 Palmetto Ave To buy and sell gold or silver coins. special sales Out of anythIng of contact vs first, We also buy bulk MOVING OUT SALE value. 1200 French Ave. Silver coins SEMINOLE COIN Double bed, $10 Wall oven & table 323.7340 Sanford. FIa. 322 7430 CENTER, 109W itt 3734357 top stove, 1.30 Old bottles, electric _____________________________ portable organ, 5)0. Color TV, $2.5. Wheels & Axles from MobIle '54 Chev, $75 Much more Wed. F5 Campers Homes New Condition Thus. Friday only. 609W. 9th St. Travel Trailers Sanford. Phone 372.3910 Huntsman camper. 1910. Self con MAITLAIIOFLEAMART tamed. Like new. Fits lxi' pick up 55 Boats Marine 3911 H*y 17 97 Open Sat & Sun.9 S bed, 1100. 1970 Chevy truck, Equipment $31 7920 available also Large capacity pool filter & motor, new. 5250 372 16' Larson, 90 HP Evinrude, tilt LoseweightwithNewShapeTablets 7771 traIler, 11150. 373.554. and Hydrex Water Pills. Fairway Plain Pharmacy. Motor Home 21' - Sportscraft - loaded, with Call Pete at traIler, 160 Mecc cruise. MUST PUBLIC AUCTION. 323-1631 SELL! Will take small sailboat in trade. 322 2179 Every Wednesday 7 p.m Con For complete motor home tales and SAN LANTA - WANT A REAL LITTLE JEWEL for only 127,503! REALTOR-Associate Sonriy Raborn recommends this home at 523 Escambla Dr. Sinc, we knew you'll like the exterior, we can assure you the the Inter.or Is lust as nice. Call Son-ny for an appoint. mnent. Alter hours phone 372-4179. - Iwk old puppies Half pit, half walker Phone 319 SIll COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE CITY - WE'LL PLAY THIS TUNE one more tim,: t's • melody about a 2 story, 2 bedroom home with large living room and fireplace, formal dining room and big "calm" kitchen. Drive by 2019 Park Avenue and see the exterior. You can seethe interIor by calling REALTOR-Associate Rose South ward. After hours phone 372 6404. Price? Reduced to $25900. REALTORS 19 - TV-Radio.Stnren 53 Pets and Supplies - _____________ 1987 Falcon-Automatic. Perfect running condition. Dealer can fnance Only 1795. 322 Sn). 196.1 TPii,kiderbird. Needs work. Best offer $319025. 197) VW Super Beetle, bright iorang*, -4 speed. AM FM Stereo, rely 17.000 miles, extra clean 57695. Call Pete at 322 1451, or 644. SOIl Dealer It _____________________________ Beautiful registered white & Slyer, long haired German Shepherd. 1 year old Reasonable. 373 0557. _______________________________ PU4EY WOODS BARN We buy furniture and misc. Sell for 75 pd. Consignment. Free pickups. Auction Saturday at p m , Sanford. 327 7270 01 Ahhhhs AdultS No pets 322 Park Avenue Clean fumnithCd garage apartilent. KItchen equipped, $65 mo. Call Ott. Ill. 1509. Kenmore washer & dryer. $SOeachorUofor both. Ph, 373 1309. to hoc,t' from Prird riqritt I Dick'S Appliances, 377 7a5$, WILSON MAIER FURNITURE buy sell trade 3113;SE.Fnrst5t 3Z2562 Come To The Land REALTY Clean furnished 1st floor apartment, 1001 Palmetto Ave , Sanford Adults only SAIl MO PARKS. 1-2.3 Bedroom Trailers & Apfs. 2 Adult pa'ks, 2 Family parks. 35)5 Hwy. 17.93, Sanford. 323 19302 Day, Wk., Mo. 65 KIRBY VACUUM Sales & Service. For free home presentation wIthout obligation, call 323 *130. _______________________________ Miscellaneous For Sale STE N STROM 2565 PARK DRIVE ApplianCes -- Planning on a fiup vacatio Shop classified ads for paint, lumber, and all your needstll fli Furnished I. jrtnnt 1510. Property Good Business Location-W. 13th Street, Building 70'x 30'. Call 372 8366 after s. *347e47 stro 52 - RETIREES DREAM- P.apo. 973 Villager, 2 bdrm. Set up on lakefront lot. Take over payments. or pay off balance. Ph. 373 O3 'bealer. (MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE) 131-8322 II Lease with option to buy-I KENMORE WASHER; parts, serv bedroom, 2 bath, 2 story with 2 ice, used machines, separate apartments. 1345997 MOONEY APPLIANCES. 323-0697. Close out .on Gibson Refrigerators HUFFMAPI REALTY Al Pell, Jenny Clark, Assoc. 372- 1595 or 377. 0533 _____________________________ This Concrete block home 5 cam paled arid completely fenced. loclt,d in a quiet ne'ghborhooa close to schools and Shopping Excellent financing available. Everest Realty, Inc.. REALTORS. 1601 S Hwy 1797. Ma'tland Open 7 days OURN COOL POOL. Investment Elmer Bakalla, Inc. Realtor Income and 16 - -*7 3 Bdrm. $16,900 Sweetwater Oaks REALTORS 862-5400 Ulil! Inc Realtors Longwood ____________________________ or KULP REALTY 409W itt St Ph 372 7335 TI - Till We Succeed." NE$2 RED BRICK New For couple wto love to watcri children play. $16,900 _ I Thunderbird 1966 mOdal. Double sharp. Only 1*95 Dealer. 377-5773 ___________ ___________________ I961VW Good Condition, $750 3734-Sn . LONGW000 RETIREMENT HOME PRO P4H' ' Tw bedroom, one bath. family room, double garage, cottage, fenced, $20,500, REALTORS 196W LakeMary Blyd, 373 6353 or 6-4.3 2333 WE TAKE TRADES A H ouse? , Autos for Sate 80 '63 VW-blue with reconditioned interior. I Speed I tapedeck, $700. 372 0)00 after I. "We Don't Stop Three or four bedroom, two bath, family room, kitchen equipped, beautiful back yard, fenced, FORREST GREENE INC. Need ocv Autos ForSate 1,71 VW Beetle, marina blue with black interior, 4 speed and radio, low mileage, a real nice car. Priced for Immediate sale, $1695. Call Paul at 372-1451 or 644.5011 Dealer. _____ orro& I 'CM ST. MARY MAGOELINE Catholic Church & school is short walk from this sparklIng clean 4 bdrm, home that the family hIs outgrown. Completely equipped kitchen ar.d many Catrat for only Three bed'oom, two bath, to wall carpet, çiond Clcset spitu' Central heat & air, $30,900. WINTER SPRINGS- Have a horse and a farm pond to water him and fiSh and boat In Three bedrooms, two baths, about 1', acres Grape amber and choice citrus tree's See today. $11. Four bedroom home on corner lot, with trees. Near school. Good terms. $31,900. -r,o 'OUR W15' NO QUALIFYING Only $600 down, Washington Oaks.) bedroom, 1'.', baths, 209 Terry Lane. Monthly terms 621-1123 Winter Park, Three bedroom, one bath, stove, refrigerator, shag. carpet, lire. place, carport Screened porch, fenced. $26,900 , - ) vu u tsr- LOPIGW000 NEW HOMES P. pct. financing-539 37.000. Franklin Ramseur, Aisoc. Inc. REALTORS $3) 1.100 i)LU 21 Hour Service Call 377-7199 CORBETI REAL ESTATE REALTOR Deflary 686 4791 ---- .- - - . ' LAKE MARY-- Better Ihan new. 7)' above ground pool for summer fun. Fenced yard three bedrooms, two baths Very scll kept. Walk to school. $77,500. Nice three bedroom, i) bath, carpeted home. Good garden soil, In rear. $31,500. aw, wrri 80. II...,...Itt 7 Acres with i bedroom home, 526,000. 5 ACRES ow uxu BY OWNER-) bedroom, 2 bath CB home. 2 acres in country. Central heat-air. 3723431. Calibart Real Estate - WllCO LAND CO. REALTORS Two bedroom, frame, close to town. $10,900, terms by Art Sonsom BROKER, 3231643 Very clean, 2 L,ccroom. fully car peted, large separate dining roori large screened patio. VA no down Only $11,000 Call J0P.n Glover, 5)8 55.10, 1030 III 6 p.m. for ap poirttrnent to see. NEAR GOLF COURSE LIvIng at its best in this beautifully kept home on large corner lot. Three bedroom, 2 bath, family room, screened patio, outside patio, double Carport, arid excel. lent storage. sa,. AUSTIN DEVELOPMENT CORP. Ph, 323-7010 or 5624300 MOSS I E BATEMAN I- - Two bedrooms, I bath, wall to wall carpeting, drapes, central heat and air Fully eQuipped with dIh waSher. Call Mrs. RutherfOrd 32') 1051 31 IIOOE. 25th St. 3776655 FIREPLACE For Rent REALTOR s' All brIck, central heat 1. air, carpeted. 3 bdroom, 1'.', or 2 bath homes. Model open 1.4 p.m. 113 Valericla Ct. North. '. IO3W.FIr$t". 373 604). 37) 0311, 327.9370 BEAUTIFUL LOCATION Business Property Houseslor Sal. . 7 TAFFER REALTY VANO Down-No Closing Costs FHA-Low Down-Low Closing 8' pcI interest if you earn $6500 $17,000 annually. You may qualify for a 3 or I bedroom home iri a rural area. Good high ground Zoned agriculture $3,000 per acre Space available n Adult Park GREGORY MOBILE HOMES '-"1 French Ave , Sanford 372-5700 37 ' THE BORN LOSER Housi fbr Si Ii' NOW 8%-VA & FHA - REALTOR MLS Orar'2e 322 1991 19195. French Fe 372 7171 327 IlId 372 75e CLIFF JORDAN WtLAKA Al'ARTMEN'5 111W. 1st St. This NEWSPAPER does REALTORS Casselberry 0)0)666 ___________________ SANFORD-NEAR AIRPORT CommercIal 6 lots, 150' frontage on 7 paved streets, 210' street to strrt (36.000 sq It) PLUS 2 tcry older tOne, 50,000 2 bedroom--)?' wide mobile home A;r ConditiOned Adults. No pets 3?? 1717 Duplex. Central H A. Kitchen equipped. 2415 Lake Ave • San ,38 ford. fizzled. ;; CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING ':,'aii to wall carpets, 7 bedrooms. tIring area Attractive. $160 plus deposit. No pets 574 1010 775 3345 INTEREST MATE DOWN NO DOWN PAYMENI,.*. b Hartman Realty, Inc. Two bedroom furnished house, no cJilloren or pets, $135 mo. 661 5209 free Raceway Tiffs r -- Lake Mary, 2 bedroom, respc-nsibie couple only, no children or pets References $135 plus deposit. 372 39)0. - 4? Houiisfoysal, Costs _________________________ 4-' 41' ' SANFORD: Extra special. Choice) bedroom masonry home, mod4rn, neat and clean. Close to shopping. Less than $20,000, with terms. BALL REALTY, 0)7 W. lit st.. Ph. 372.361), WE WILL HELP YOU IF YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL 12) 373-7150 41 HousesfOrSile Housesfork$i I v ACE DECORATORS- 70 yns cx pere-rice Free pickup. delivery and estimates All work guaranteed Dscount rates. Ph 3435915 _______ ' ________ WeU Drillin DICX JOYCE WELL DRILLIIIGS 3" ard larger, pumps. sprinklers Water conditioners, 3234610 ______ _________________________ W!LLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types and sizes Werepairandseryice STIP4EMACHINEI SUPPLY CO W 7na St 372 6.433 ---.... - -' �12A—The Sanford Herald Wednesday, May 22, 974 r Protestant Streikers N Stran. ,lie Wh" you' re sick;n B Irelond 111 LEMON "' CHIFFON POTATO CHIPS PAPER PLATES The eighth day ofalxnosttotal Industrial disruption followed a cesslons made to Ulsters lb. Repeated power cuts have night in which machine gun fire man Catholic minority that br ought crisis for agriculture, a and a bomb blast wounded four strike leaders saw as steps to- mainstay of the Northern Ireteen-age girls In two attacks ward unification wi th the Irish land economy. One factory blamed on Protestant ex- Republic. The republic is a farm, short of feed because tremists. Extra troops were Ca tholi c sta te, mills are closed, drowned 300,. alerted in Britain to be ready to The first demand of the strlk. 000 chickens too young for marreinforce the 16,0&man force ers is for provincial elections by ket. already in Ulster. next fall. Their leaders believe Long lines formed outside thie : ' LIQUID 1.2 0 • PACK OF 100 LIMiT I LIMIT 1 4 DAYS ONL Y The fuel ban took effect at this would demonstrate few stores still open. Meat, milk midright. A few service sta. overwhelming opposition to- and bread were at a premium in tions remaining open Tuesday ward Irish unity. Belfast, though the situation night filled cars. Barr s a member of the was less serious In country In London, the British gotallowed only for es-sential serv- stenLs froin lik role as coor- ernnivnit sto(xi firm on its reftlsices such as hospitals and pub.. dinator of militant Protestant at to deal with the strikers. groups. he utilities still operating. Prime Minister HaroldnWilson, William Craig, leader of the After a government attempt backed by the Conservative op. hardline Vdnguard Unionist failed Tuesday to get heavily position, Insists that the sunparty, told newsmen: "We are guarded workers back on the ningdale agreement, giving the In effective con trol of the coun- Job at Harland and Wolff ship- Irish Republic a limited ay In try. We certainly control the st. yards—Belfast's main in- Ulster affairs, must stand. news of life in the community." dustry—Barr told newsmen: Strike leaders want itrepealed. HALF STRIPS GALLON LIMIT I LIMIT 1 DISCOUNT PRICE 4 DAYS ONL V Optun 7 days a yi-Lck. Copyright 1974 SUPERx Drugs Bmck '1 -'ShaMpo ' 5wBand Radio Lawn 8 e ,Chair Well AM/FM/Air /High Police" Weather ne Built In AC cord battery . I that Prime Minister Indira severe criticism aired Tuesday repayments and pledge more Gandhi might find hard to by delegates to the Geneva dis. economic assistance. control. armament conference, The "There is no question that In The blast boosted her pres- Uni ted States and Canada, two the long run governments will tlgeatbome,butitaltered the countriesonwhlchlndlarelles probably hold back some aid region's diplomatic checkboard heavily for aid, said any nude- because they feel that India has and angered key Western aid at blast furthers world nuclear diverted money and resources from more important economic cnz diplomat ot~- dia and Pakistan that had only recentlybegunafterthestralns Imposed by t heir 1971 war. served. fl)e most crucial assista nce in nuclear technology came ANALYSIS After learning of the blas4., ______ J! f" from Canada, which trained In- Atomic Energy Commission, bomb." "What really burns Thesdiiy that his country might the timing of this test," said have to push for its own nuclear another top Western diplomat. Dr. MunirAhmad Khan, hinted reactor a rom ay, near Bombay. -+ BuddyL Prime Minister Zulfikar All "There Is no difference at all dian scientists In Bhutto of Pakistan vowed never between a nuclear device and a techniques of building a nuclear to succumb to Indian "nuclear bomb," said one Western diplo- reactor anti using to po blackmail or hegemony" and mat here. "You can take the plutonium. indicated he would go slow in device exploded Saturday, pu Plutonium used to trigger the normalizing relations. it in an airplane, fly it over a explosion is presumed to have The chairman of Pakistan's city and drop it. That's i - Master Chef Wagon Ouick-Litt Fire Pan Adjustable to five positions Large bottom shell 32 Iog, 29' high. 18'i deep capability in light of the Indian "It mme just when the Mans Trudeau's chief foreign policy te.iL were appealing to us to under- adviser, Ivan Head, has said India told Pakistan. as t told stand their special economic the blast might cost India furother critics abroad, that the problems." ther Canadian nuclear training. - 'l ___ •i, 1k Sun Hats Choice 4t k and colors. •. TODAY In Mideast etal Folding Table S Irish Violence Flares I3ELFA, Northern Ireland (API Gunfire crackled today In Protestant strongholds of East Be lfast as militant st.rikrs defied thousands of British troops in combat gear by reerectlng barricades the soldiers had - torn down. There was no Immediate word of casualties, but police said six or seven men were involved In the shooting. One mob of young men armed with rocks and clubs attacked and encircled a police patrol, and soldiers in armored cars mo%ed In to rescue the officers. 'Under-The-Gun' Gong CHICAGO (AP) — An overthe-hill gang of former Chicago policemen Is out to get $3 million In back wages from the city. But t he re doesn't appear to be much hope. "Our bunch numbers about 1,500 and we think the city owes us about $3niillionit took out o( our pay checks tnthe Great Depression years of the l93," sa id Abner Bender, ringleader of the over-70 group. "If we are 1,olng to get the money it had better be swn — a lot of us "un*t be around much longer," lie said. "Maybe we should be called the underthe-gun gang." Bender, 74, was on the Chicago police force from IM until retiring in 1950. His group has hired attorney John Cusak Jr. to push its case. By 'Me Associated Preu Seciretary of State Henry A. Kissinger reports qualified success in his shuttle for peace between Israel and Syria, but Israel's war of reprisals against Palesti nian terrorists in Leba non continues unabated. In hIs2S-day-old search for a Syrian-Israeli military disengagement on the Golan Heights, Kissinger met with President Hafez Assad Tuesday for 5L2 hours in DamasI the Syrian capital. WASHINGTON (AP) The federal government has deferred a decision on whether to sue Spiro T. Agnew to recover payments he alleged ly received from Maryland contiactors while vice president, a 'liac -. lawyer said Tuesday night"We have a file which concerns possible civil fiability Justice attorney Robert Ashbaugh told a newsman, -b~t any consideration or decision on a suit has been deferred tt until an investigation of Maryland pobticsis completed. documents made public when Agnew pleaded no '. i I . • Officials with had said they expected him to Reg mot so long. Israeli warplanes bombed 1-1 cup diced onion 16-ounce can tomatoes, undrained . Stainless B1ades, 36 Foilwrapped Tablets e . . - • £ • LIMIT Assorted Flavors Rack Ha lf Foam Rog. 141 Pack of 24 Pieces I Cooler 1 ' C oam 0 Dome Lamp ..: 9i Living ')71 Gloves , • p..'ç'c Peanift OL Jar p4, IRJ II llonoz. Sandwiches 2 scallions, sliced Rinse andirain fish. Place in beans, rinsed a steamer whose upper portion has a solid bottom with per. foratlons at top of sides; if hottorn Is perforated, place fish in Re - Repdlent Kodak Pocket Yard I •WV'. Insialildfic lncIudeDrop.ln Loading 110-12 10 Camera 0 Ito I 1 CHINESE STEAMED FISH If fresh ginger and fermented black beans are not available, they may be omitted. 2-pound bone-in cut (in one piece) from a white-flesh fresh fish, center or tail portion 2 tablespoons soy sauce 1 tablespoon fermented black . 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CTII ENDIVE OR ESCAROLE (BUNCH * CARROTS 2 lb BAG * CELERY(STALK) TOPPING TUB limit 2 w $7 50 WITH COUPON or more order BELOW 4 . RED RADISHES (1 lb. PKG Vasa A4 BARBEe ANN PAGE JUICE ORANCES I' "I HITE GREEN BEANS LB I Bottle Is REGULAR& FRESH 29~ GRAPEFRUIT 5 '.•;, FRESH A&P IN THE SHELL w/ ONIONS PEA NUTS WITH 25 OFF LABE L Ib BAG59lt BAG I" ANN PAGE Old Milwaukee I %P Nj ~T NA, yr mInced 6 Pk. . C h eese c I ce Cream I I.B. ()tr $ OR SPLIT BROILERS 2 tablespoons dry sherry I tablespoon peanut o.1 4 teaspoon sugar 2 slices fresh ginger, . , 'I mento . uUp Chinese Steamed Fish Rice Icier) Cabbage Sa l ad 4 Pineapple Almond Cookies ) Marsh . ilL Aerosol Spray. '' P3-.P-t 17* high _% Dry Re F Playtex ____ FLA. GA. FRESH WHOLE CHINESE SUPPER Planter's Aluminum Handle I' • Pi S with freshly grated Parmesan cheese. Makes8to10serings. n()fl-iOfl 2.97 It CAN macaroni and seasoning; cook /'7 a Reg. - I OKE CONSISTS OF 3 L eq Otr s 3 B re 5 lb. until macaroni is tender. 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A Tuesday night meeting with In Washington, the White Houise said President Nixon felt that Kissinger should stay in .' :ic \, 99 I • . FOOD ruit BeveraRe NOW Dri 10* 17' mstXiron . struction 2 sep. ante grills P 29 First Aid Kit Double Hibach cm Sclidcolorsor floral print. Pack of Mrs. Mtir was postponed until this morning because both Kissinger and the 75-year-old premier were tired, an Israeli spokesman said. Kissinger planned to fly back to Dam- eS '• Reg. 11.49 Children's. Choice 01 styles United States spokesman Robert Anderson said a troop ascus later today. Troubles Ahead For Agnew L Auto Travel . • CANNED SUNDA Y SUPPER Phyll's Minestrone ,Make-) our-own Sandwiches . q Zorries , chill. Makes 6 to 8 servings. .-r1 15.471 Stain resistant. non-mar finish. , Folds flat for easy storage! 24- x 60" Ladies' or men's. 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Bake in a preheated 350degree oven until a cake tester inserted In center comes out batter— free Let stand on wire rack 5 ntilly %aterfall eims.. altraclive qteei white et Backfire . 1%Cha included. Very LI(flhI 7-oz. Bottle, Normal, Dry or Oily Juliette I ng Aluminum Foldi 0 . DISCOUNT PRICE 4 DA YS ONL V 4 DA VS ONL India s Nuclear Power PRICES GOOD THRU SAT MAY 25, 1974 •fl 0 LIMIT 1 '!SCOUNT PRICE HELP! one reason wh y we fill Over 52,OW prescriptions a day! I -- below Thoroughly stir together the flour, baking powder, baking soda and salt. Crea. ,n butter, sugar and vanilla; beat in eggs one at a time Stir In flour mix. ture In 3 additions, alternately w ith sour cream sillwith each 11111C. Spread 1 , of batter in a 9 by 9 by 2 inch cake pan whose bottom has been lined with buttered Sprinkle Cocoa Filling over batter spread with remaining LOTION oz lIT cream Cocoa Filling, see uS'UPER DISCOUNT_PRICED COPPERTONE OIL OR 30 WIDE T2L 'I CAN IA V flDIPLIAT r WHERE ECO [CO IiiNOfl M Y U RI U I M I 1 Cup sugar 1 teaspoon vanilla 2 eggs S-ounce container sour u 11 h11 UJE() BE ~t teaspoon salt i cup ter . 1 4 DAYS ONLY SHEER STRIPS Leaders of the general strike Northern Ireland provincial assaid oil and gasoline would be sembly, but his real power , '''. .'!SCOUNT BORDEN'S ELSIE BAND AID B AND ' LIMIT 1 DISCOUNT 4 DAYS ONL DISCOLJNTPRIL,E __ RIPPLE COFF ELCAKE Repeated on request. lLri Cups unsifted flour, stir to aerate before measuring 1 teaspoon bakingder ;C' :7. / .\ I L , . _ COMPANY REFRESHER Ripple Coffeecake keTea orCof fee 1' behind the strike called last electric power plants now oper. w' oo u/ d ji.-I. , a' uuic WESTERN TEND ER OVEN READY IFFRIB _ 6, (1cqT 110*04st0hii AP foo,gi fo to. I • IS FUN SUPER-RIGHT HEAVY j) A fieutenant, Glenn Barr, "We are ared to do any. took an even tougher line: "We thing Los2!èEprovthcefro tightened their stranglehold on could set up a provisional gov being taken over by republi Northern Ireland's economy to. ernment if we took the notion, cans." Strike leaders threatday with a ban on fuel dis- We havb the power to govern In ened to cripple gas, water and tributlon. They claimed abso. our hands," sewage services if the governlute control of the British prov:le has emerged as the brain ment tried to put troops Into C AQ The Sanford Herald Wed nesda Ma 22 1974—lB W but tothtr play tenni's instead ; Y !j C BELFAST, Northern Ireland (AP) — Protestant strikers ince. COOKING 10 I okom OR 04ORf will fit Into steamer top. ltix together the remaining ingredients and spoon half inside and half over top of fish. Add water to bottom of steamer; if servings. LAUNDRY DETERGENT Al T 32 oz. CTN, OF JUG. CANS -' I • II 2 S $ 81602 09 6 12 OZ 1) W . __ T111711irM -7-1711 20c '.: . ó2 .'".' I K ING SIZE BOX # .. . S 40c 'I 7_1197.1111iia ' W ) ......,' '-. .... ________ 111 '" It 5 1 b, 4 CTN. OF is ' 11040 1 T �The SanfordHeraldWednesday,May22,19/4-3B 2B— The Sanford Herald Wednesday, May 22,1974 -— .-= -.' — Preaching And Practicing Good Nutrition Finds Its Way Around,*. The Versatile Egg The herald Servicessampling th e special dishes of cidence of heart disease, foods anymore of stuff myself NEW YORK (NEA)—It's those who want to enterta in her "Now We can see how doctors with holiday-type foods. I eat awfully di fficult for a woman in eir homes or in th troduce her can help by providing pa tien ts who enjoys eating, who grew up to the "best resta urant In wi th menus, insisting on weight frequent, light meals and when I travel I avoid eating for wi th German cooking and who town." con trol and encouraging people br eakfast every day." works for a food company to Obviously, Dr. Rathmann to avoid excessive eating of When on the road Dr. Ra th. k ee p trim and generally follow knows the secret of juggling all fatty foods, rich desserts and mann enjoys French toast, a diet low in cholesterol , t he re high-caloric problems. hard fat," she explai ns,waffles (t hey do con ta in some Somehow Dorothy Ra thmann She's trim, pink.cheeked with a The idea that lean meat, fish egg, she admi ts ) and Canadian manages It. nd chi cken were good for bacon but tries to avoid fatty lovely complexion and puts j Dr. Ra th mann also trave ls a yeo ma n hours. Americans was hardly ac. bacon. lot in l'.er job as dirrector of "The interpretatIons of cepted in the late 1950s. She enjoys cooking and nurtition for CPC International, studies In 1956-57 were loaded "Now the swing Is the othe r le ar ned many recipes from her Inc. (Best Foods. When on the with 'maybes.' Most doctors way," she says wi th a pleased mother who Isin her mid-80s road, she admits she has tothe n did not see anything in the smile and adds th at she tries to and still likes to prepa re such fight diet-destroying urges. Shediet area that would proba bly follow her own advice. Ra thinann favorit es as Ger. must politely find a way of CUt (lown on the growing in -"I don't eatawfully rich man-style stew, baked apples, Is well blended. Melt butter In a skewer, and decorate with a ½ cup sugar 2 Liblespoons sugar ½ cup walnuts ½ teaspoon grated orange 9-inch skillet, tilting pan to few fresh strawberries and t1 teaspoon cinnamon butter sides. Turn In the omelet leaves, If desired. Makes two to peel l mixture, and cook over You start your omelet In a th ree servings. Juice of ½ lemon ta blespoon butter Let's consider the egg. cup moderate heat about two Variation: Soften a 3-ounce Apricot glaze One-third to ½ What other food In such a nine-Inch skillet on top of the Combine sugar, cinnamon small, tidy package ,— offers stove and then move It to a strawberry, plum or raspberry minutes. Place in preheated package cam cheese. Beat In moderate preheated oven to complete the jam oven (350 degrees 1 tablespoon each light cream and nuts, springle of mixture quite so much versatility, F.). Bake 15 to 20 minutes, until (or and sugar, and 1 Powdered sugar milk), It's there in the morning on process. Use strawberry, plum 1,2 over the bottom of the unbakr Fresh, strawberries and well puffed and lightly browned teaspoons lemon juice. Spread pastry shell. Slice the peeled the breakfast table In many or raspberry jam as your Eggs Florentine, in a quiche or in Eggs Fu Yung. By ELAINE SMYTH The Herald Services , eggs — J4.i . . disguises: poached, scrambled, filling. Garnish with fresh in omelet Form, shirred or strawberries. baked or fried, Ot it's on the lunch table in FRU ED sandwiches, salads, gelatin ONMELET Molds or simply as a garnish, The egg also presents itself in 4 large fresh eggs many forms at the dinner table. teaspoon salt IT DESSERT I •• _____ - FLUFFY DESSERT _________ 11 It's in your favorite souffle, on top. Loosen edges with over omelet instead of jam, fruit in the shell making a le8ves (optional) Separate eggs. Beat whites spatula. Cut part way through Serve plain or topped with design with the top row of the with salt and cream of tartar omelet across center with a sliced fresh strawberries, If fruit. Sprinkle with lemon Juice until stiff. Beat In sugar, i sharp knife. Spread jam over desired, and then the rest of the sugar tablespoon at time. Witli same lower half. Fold the other side mixture. Bake in preheated 4kJcgree oven for 35 to 40 beater, beat yolks and orange over jam, and slide out onto FRUIT TART peel together until thick and serving plate. Dust top thickly minutes or until the Juice just light. Pour over egg whites, with powdered sugar. Mark top bubbles. When still hot, brush 1' pounds peaches or a GLAZED teaspoon cream of tartar gently folding In until mixture of omelet with a hot metal a l)ORO'I'IIY It1VFIIMANN with apricot glaze. apples, (4 cups) • SENSODYNI TOOTH PASTE I is_ r -' SAVE J3c ••:• 2-ox. TUBE .5 ULTRA BAN RIG. UNSCENT . - FLICKER SHAVER CANS $1 19 3 00 8' .oz.3 PKGS. CANS 8c . - 1 D.BAco UmIt3,Pkas. $199 ' SAVE 51,c to. PORK SHOULDER WHOLI • 'B PICNICS • I 204-W.D B R AND SIIC(D 1 . B oiogna - 79c. KNEE-HI NYLONS I • 4 K I' S I'll 1A A . A ,- - - - - 2 - iirrv JIFFY - 4 A • Jenderloinp - ... EACH I . . 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Dr. Ra thmann's secret to tsp pepper enjoying these specialties she 1 bay leaf has loved since childhood Is to 1 cup pared diced turni p (1 eat smaller portions, small) "It takes discipline," she 1 large carrot, pared and cut admits, "but after all anything in strips truly wor th enjoying comes ½ cup white wine (or apple wi th work and discipline." jui ce) GERMAN STYLE STEW 2 thIs corn sta rch ' cup corn oIl 2 tbls wa ter 1 lb. rump or round beef, cutNoodles or mashed potatoes in 1-inch cubes Heat oil in large skillet. Add 2 medium onions, dicedbeef and onions. Cook over 2 beef bouil.on cubes medium heat, turning as 2 cups boiling wa ter needed, until beef Is browned on tsp salt all sides. Dissolve bouillon cubes in boiling water and pour over meat mixture. Add salt, thyme, pepper rid bay leaf. Cover and simmer 35 minutes. Add turnip and carrot. Cover and simmer 35 minutes or until meat and vegetables are ten. der. Pour in wine. Mix corn starch and water and gradually stir into stew. Bring to a boll and boIl '1 minute stirring constantly, until juices are thickened. Serve with noodles or mashed potatoes. Makes 4 servings. BAKED APPLES . cup dark corn syrup 1 tblp margarine L4r 1 tbsp grated lemon rind W-O BRAND USDA CHOICE Bill WY. . tsp cinnamon 6 baking apples, halved EFF PEO STRIP STEAKS crosswise, cored and pared Measure corn syrup, VT-Il 0 MI'I Li / . margarine . lemon rind and 41,4 USDA..CHOICE BEEF W cinnamon In sma ll saucepan. ---------=--• Bring Just to a boil. Meanwhile, FULL CUT arrange apple halves hollow wide up in baking dish. Spoon Syrup misture over apples. Bake in 350-degree oven, - • basting frequently, until apples are fork tender, about 50 minutes. Cool. Makes 6 servingL SAUERBRATEN 1 cup corn oil 1½ cups vinegar • 1IAP4D' I 112 cups water 2 bay leaves 1 tsp peppercorns L LB 1½ tsp salt W.D IIAP4D USDA CHOICE Sill WHOLE • 2 tbsp sugar 16 TO $ 1IS AVQ,-. CUT 6 WIAPPID PIER 2 large onions, sliced -: 3 to 4 lbs. rump or round beef roast Stir together corn oil, vinegar, water, bay leaves, Peppercorns. salt, sugar and USDA INSP. onions. Stir until well mixed. WD BRAND PURE Pour over beef In bowl. Cover (NO ADDITIVES)1 tightly. Store in refrigerator 4 TURKEY, SALISBURY OR VEALPARMAGIAN to 5 days, turning meat once a day. Remove meat from mixture and drain. Strain to remove spices and reserve liquid. Brown meat on all sides in a heavy kettle. Place rack under meat and add one cup of the marinade. Cover meat Lightly. Simmer 3to4 hours or until tender. Remove meat and keep warm while preparing Ginger Snap Gravy as directed PKG. G. below. Ginger Soap Gravy: Add enough strained marinade to SAVI $Oi-W.DSIAND Pull COZY KITCHEN ASSOIPID liquid in pot roast kettle to make 2 cups. Add ½ cup crushed ginger snaps (about 20). Bring to boil over high heat, 24;; stirring constantly. 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They can be endlessly varied and along with crusty bread, a good salad and a fruit dessert they nuke a satisfying t 4 teaspoon lrymustard Dash of cayenne pepper l cup milk icup grated (medium fine) sharp Cheddar cheese 412-ounce can deviled 3 eggs, separated L4 teaspoon in of tartar In a 2Li-quart saucepan over wteat melt etxitterStirin flour, mustard and ca)enw. Remove from heat. Gradually stir in the milk, keeping smooth. C4* sfirring st.antly, over moderately low heat until Nckened and boiling. Remove from hnt; at once stir in the cheese until melted, then the deviled ham. Whisk in the egg yolks, until blended Beat the egg whltes with the cream Of tartar ffltheyhold stiff peaks; stir about ½ c4 the egg whites into the cheese-andham mixture until blended. Add remaining egg whit es and fold in Turn into a buttered straight-sided ceramic ' uart 50dfle dish. Bake in a preheated 350-degree oven until of souffle dish and wellbrowned — about 50 minute& Serve at - - - .,J_.. ., '•. - -.4' •4r - : • .>r i-); ,c-. '. •. y '. . 74 & - • Ud1 — . . '. 1 - - . _-' , - Il, - - _; . c -': " - _______________ ._ • • -.- - , i . _t_ . •. - • F\MII V P1 EASFRS ...F'un for kids I - FLORENCE UN 1 for h oD day fun! II. - - HOWARD JOHNSON GINGER ALE OR COLA 10 , . for 4 Fj By TOM IJOGE AP Newsfeatures Writer More and more people, refusing to pay current prices for meat, are skipping it for lunch at least and turning to hearty salads, A vegetable sa lad garnished with hard boiled eggs can not only be a thing of beauty, but it can ho ld you up until dinner, For the really famished eater, salads made from filling vegeta bles with a little cheese on the side can help one go the distance. Cold vegeta bles that ha ve not been overcooked are rich in vitamins and other benefits, And what more magnificent 0. PRICES EF AyFECTIVE 1974 ('-;? 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EXTRA LARGE LIQUID Call 8316370 All Vz Ga. 2/49t Fudge Eclairs Chipped Meats FAIR WAY SNAPPY Calls... STEAKS 1-Bone Porterhouse Round Bone Family Steak B-B-Q Steak Ice ik SWEET POTATOES - VIE - C FAIRWAY FARMS Rutabagas M 79 'ZG.I 99c WARM : 2/35c Date Squares SAN BORN . 59C BAK ERY DELIGHTS Whole Ham or Butt Half Ii) Pt ENJOY FAIRWAY SALADS 3-Bean, Carrot. Potato, Frjt. Tossed, Cole Slaw and More lb Potato Chips U 59, FAIRWAY S SHANK HALF lb85 CORN SQ Specialty Cheeses SIRLOIN 4 9 HOFFMA P4 U.S.D.A. CHOICE MEDIUM SIZE C German Rnlnnni LTPC SMOKED HONEY DEWS sIb BIACXFORIST 59c .-, tic .' or 75 COOK SALAM1,,79c / -' riscuit Wafers ads our forefathers ate were usually just herbs or plants dressed with a Little sa lt and served raw. In fact, the name "salad" Is sa id to derive from sal, Latin for sa lt. Salads may have started out on a simple scale but over th e years they ha ve expand ed to indude a wide variety of in. gredients such as Fruit, vege-' ta bles, herbs, cheese and eggs, as well as meat and fish. They run from a simple bunch of let. tuce leaves with vinegar dressing to an ela borate chef's apecial with cheese, ham, turkey breast, anchovies, hard boiled es and assorted recns. Iu that has no place in a column dealing with money saving. Here Is a rib stichin,: salad that won't bankrupt you. 4 ounces green cut bean,-. 4 ounces cauliflower 4 ounces beets 4 ounces peas 2 ounces chopped celery 1 cup canned garbanzos beans, drained (optional) 1 ounce parsley 2 eggs hard boiled 2 tablespoons wine vinegar 1 lemon 2 egg yolks, raw 2 tablespoons olive oil 2 green onions ij teaspoon salt ½ teaspoon sugar Cook first 4 vegetables till just done and cut up with celery. garbanzos, chopped parsley and sliced eggs. For dressing, chop onions, mix with vinegar, lemon Juice, salt, sugar and egg yolk, adding olive oil. Pour over vegetables and mix well before serving. Remodeling Does Pay MORRELL'S ' T-BONE, NY STRIPS RIB EYE DELMONICO 100: a OZ AND SPLIT BROILERS $1 1. STEAKS ,48c Breast Quarters 1. 4 - - FRYER LEG OR Luncheon Meat 6120Z Cans Ib79 U S D A CHOICE BONELESS C Filled Old House Sliced Bacon LYKES 6 1 .29 DELI TREATS CARDINAL . 25C J . 11:11 i ,b45c U S D A CHOICE STANDING FRENCH SQUEEZE Mustard - - F PRODUCE - - r 79 - - — CARLING - SMOKE( BEAR 29c 59c Sliced Dills . GAINES 1402 HEINZ HAMBURGER I .' Aflc Appetizers Ketchup - .- ! •;fr IA 130034,,,$I.Id . CHASE & • Id - (!ir .. •30( a tightly covered Jar at room temperature. Use the amoun t needed when making celery cabbage salad. Be sight to behold than a dish highlighted with golden carrots, deep purple beets and scarlet radishes? The famed food writer, James Beard, once re marked that the art of vegetable cooke. ry has been sadly neglected In most of the wor ld's cuisi nes. The English overcook them, the Americans use little Imaginalion in choosing greens and the Latins ignore them. In salads, vegeta bles tend to be at their best, because even Weste rn ct,oks usually serve them raw, or cooked just long enough to preserv e the bright colors. Historians tell us that the sa l- may I? I7M..tid basket #x_ rs WHOLE cover and let stand overnight, Strain through a very fine wire. mesh strainer or cheesecloth and discard the pepper. Store in Meatless Gap Can CAGLE S FRI sii GEORGIA GRADE A f 4 89c. NUner" pepper, 1 teaspoon paprika and ½ teaspoon roasted crushed Szechuan peppercorns, Remove from range, stir well, j'Ev. DRINKS 17 17. Sf.d 14? - Regular or Lo Cal 1O-120Z Cans S7)I 0441 Id b1flr. In a Small saucepan bring the Vinegar, sugar and, if used, the monosodium glutamate to a boil; pour over the cabbage; cover and let stand ½ hour. Us. ing a plate or a pan cover to hold back the cabbage, pour the vinegar mixture back Into the saucepan. Bring the vinegar mixture to a boil again and pour over the cabbage again; cover and chill may be kept refrigerated for several weeks. Just before serving, with a slotte d spoon remove the cabbage to a serving plate. 1 teaspoon (or more or less to taste) of the Hot Pepper Oil over the cabbage. Makes 8 to 12 small-dish servings. Hot Ppper Oil: Heat a wok, add t cup peanut oil un til it just starts to smoke; or add the oil to a small unheated sa ucepan and heat as directed. Turn off the heat and let stand 1 minute ; add 2 tablespoons cayenne SHASTA r Wednesday, May 22, 1974-5 B Little Dish Goes All Way To College By CECILY BROWNSTONE ansccr is, "Animals don't talk Associated Press Food Writer back!" When Florence Lin goes to CELERY CABBAGE SALAD visit her daughter Kay, a soph. WITH HOT PEPPER OIL omore at Cornell University, 1½ pounds Chinese celery she takes along a package of cabbage goodies because Kay gets hun½ cup finely shredded gry for her mother's fabulous carrot cooking. And no wonder. Mrs. 2 teaspoons salt Un cooks Chinese food par ex1 teaspoon finely shredded cellence. She's one of the most fresh ginger talented and best-loved teach. i cup distilled white era at New York City's China vinegar Insti tute w here she has teen 5 tablespoons sugar ' teaspoon monosodlwn giving cooking classes fur over a dozen years. glutamate, if desired Sometimes Mrs. Lin sends Hot Pepper Oil, see below Kay a food package via s pecial Rinse and drain cabbage; cut delivery. Kay herself can cook crosswise into 2-Inch-wide secup a fine Chinese dish but she's lions; slice each section lengtha serious student of animal wise into th in strips there physiology and at present has should be a bout 6 cups packed little time to spend in the )dtch. down. In a large container toss en. When I asked Florence, who together the cabbage, carrot grew up In China and studied and salt; pack down tightly; sociology at the University of cover and let sta nd at least 1 Nanking, how her daughter hour. Squeeze the liquid out of happened to choose her course the cabba ge; discard liquid, of study, she said that Kay's los together the cabbage and ZbaII fairway f oods 0 1601 _____ - low? 1792 11110"04 smewret5tv It Makes 4 small servings. 400 recipes are given in "Cecll)Browns(ones Associated P~ess Cookbook" available by sencliq $4.95 (check or uwx-y order made payable to -Tbe Associated Press") to this newspaper In care of AP COOKBOOK, Box G4, Teaneck, ' 'cup soft butter teaspoon prepared mustard dried dill or basil Mayonnaise League kids—who really Crisp lettuce carries that ball. Sliced assorted luncheon During the season, many meats mothers will tell you there Is no Sliced assorted cheeses such thing as a regular family CrLcp alfalfa or bamboo dinner hour. There may be two sprouts dinner hours every day of a 1 ripe avocado, sliced game or practice, but rarely Seasoned salt Just one. Poor Mom has to feed the (her Cut bread in hail, Crosswise, players nonleague husband and all other Blend together butter, mustard nonathletic children) and then and dill or basil). Spread over turn around and repeat the cut surface of bottom layer of ritual for the promising Babe bread, spread cut surface of top,* Ruth, either earlier In the day generously with mayonnaise, or long after the regular dinner Arrange lettuce on bottom layer. Stack luncheon nAats hour at 6 o'clock. and cheeses on lettuce. Top with crisp sprouts, when diced BASEBALL HERO avocado. Sprinkle &wlth SANDWICH seasoned salt. Cover with top of loaf, pressing down firmly. Cut 1 large round or oblong in wedges to serve. Makes six i...,: i.......i JtIL I'Iti( Il UI1 servings. ,.-. . - Th'' is season it's mom—not the Little ' L FLE I's cup flow 4 V £ combination — grated cheddar cheese (only a cup Is needed along with a pantrywiwff cap of deviled , ham. HAM AND CHEESE SOUF ½ cup butter or margarine • PRICES EFFECTIVE MAY 23 - 29, 1974 Make Great Souffle By SUSAN DELIGHT 7be Herald - TILE UERALDSERVICES Even packaged cake mixes are 10 minutes and at 375 degrees pan. Bake 12 to 15 nunutes, or on sheet of waxed paper. Roll taboo. Make your own desserts for 35 minutes longer or until until lightly browned. Cool and out with a rolling pin (dampen the pol)linsaturated way. set, fill. Yield: one nine-inch crust, table top if necessary to prevent slipping) and peel off lop paper RHUBARB NUT CRUST Turn dough upside-down over BASIC PUDDING PIE (PREBAXED) POLYUNSATURATED pie pan, peel off bottom paper, and fit dough into pan. Trim. If PIE ciusr 3 cups rhubarb This prebaked crust makes dough tears, mend without 10 pieces o' zwieback an excellent base for many i cup sifted all- moistening. Flute edge. If crust 2 eggs single crust pies, and goes well Is to be baked before Filling Is purpose nour 1½ cups of sugar with chiffon filling It resemadded, prick pastry all ov er 14 teaspoon salt drops of red 14 teaspoon sugar bles cookie dough. with a fork and bake about 10 coloring minutes. Cool before adding j) 1 teaspoon margarine 1 cup all-purpose flour filling. If the filling is to be ½ cup vegetable oil Dust with nutmeg It cup margarine, baked with pie, do not prick 2 tablespoons skim softened crust, and Follow directions of milk Make crumbs of wleback In ½ cup finely chopyour recipe. (For a two-crust a blender, add eggs and sugar. ped pecans Preheat over to 475 degrees pie, make double amount of Cut rhubarb In oi*-inch chunks. ½ cup confectioners' (ve ry hot), or according to pastry and divide into two Stir in with blended mix. Add sugar recipe for filing. Mix flour,salt balls.) Makes one B-or9.mch pie color. Let mixture stand 10 r,-1 ciitr in twrl C.,rnhrø cnit Preheat oven to 400 decre --- - Big Hit In Little League .' ' The Sanford Herald lb1.98 phq b P 4 98" 1.29 Yellowtail Snapper 'b129 Fresh Pompano Ib'1,69 Fresh Mullet 49' By VIVUN BROWN AP Newsfeatuires Writer Would you pay $7,500 for a dilapidated second house that might turn into a $22,000 remodeling venture' Probably not. But if you didn't suspect the ultimate cost of shaping it up, you might. And, like author Jo Coudert who took on such a risk, you might rot be sorry. She admits she was startled when the cost was tallied. But the money had oozed away in driblets, she explained, and It would have gone for other thtr.gs anyway." Meanwhile her investment has dou. bled in value and she has bought out her less enthusiastic partner in the real estate venture. "Remodeling costs more than you would think and somehow the expenses are in unexpected directions. You find a nice window and it costs W. Or suddenly a Front door is $100. Hardware is expensive. lAun. ber costs a lot." It is all worth it "If you honor the integrity oi an old house. You can wind up with something beautiful," she insisted in an interview. She was discussing her newest book, "Go. Well," the story of her efforts to buy the house and remodel it. She even managed to get beautiful mileage out of scraps. For example, broken marble pieces picked up at old build. ings were used on the floor of a bathroom in flagstone-like patterns with cement in bet. weeni, on a terrace with gravel in between i and on some table tops. Another terrace was bade from bricks of the old chimneys by setting them on cold ashes and sort of raking the ashes in between. A hands. and-knees job, the brick terrace didn't even heave in winter, she said. Chunks of plaster were us"I to make a driveway — made an excellent surface after they were driven over and rain. iii upon. And old bridge pla nks were pressed Into service for many things, including becoining forms for the brick terrue.. They had been quoted sm."fantastic prices" for heating systems and eventually chose Iectric heat on the advice of the carpenter who saw to it that they were properly insulated for It. A well was drilled, a septic tank system wts in stalled and a bathroom was added to the house. F-- - �6B—The Sanford Herald Wednesday, May 22, 1974 -- Aft - POLLY'S POINTERS The Sanford Herald Cabinet .4QUNATIr RIGHTS RESERVED) .-1 1 Expands Cash In Hand • ~Vap St. Johns Celebrates _ Wednesday, May 22,1974-713 Anniversary New Mt. (';aIv;ry Missionary and Hence Fort. Mrs. Irma Cooper, Ruby Isic, Friendship Missionary Baptist Herald Correspondent Baptist Church, 1115W. l2stSt,, Banquet speaker was Rev. G. Charity Dixon and Mrs. Ruby Church, Daytona Beach. The St. Johns Missionary Sanford, honored 1974 L. Sims, pastor of the church. Nathan. The banquet was DEAR POLLYTALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) Baptist Church, 920 Cypress graudates at Its first annual Youth Department officers are served by Mrs. Marilyn I am curtains, pull each corner of the -The Cabinet has expanded by Ave., Sanford, will celebrate its banquet. Graduates honored Veverly Spearman, president; Peterson. plagued with mildew In my sheet through the ring and push house up to 100 feet the beach areas in 79th anniversary with special Included Handy Lamar, Melody Valerie Melton, secretary and The 56th anniversary of the Out of town Included Deaconess Home recently Mission on the baseboards, up until she has made It fit over 15 Florida counties where services Sunday. Speaking at Jackson, Lawrence Mc1ntie, Mrs. Faye Williams, director, Rev, and Mrs. J. C.guests Bentley and Boards were and observed window In closets, onisthe corner and tuckAthe corners condominiums furniture, sIlk, You name it, there under the mattress. twin.slze other buildings are motels banned.and all the 11 am. service will be Rev. Iferle Sutton, Vanessa Smith Department co•rkers are Mrs. Willie M. Church, of at New Mt. Calvary. mildew, The pest control people sheet can be used for this. The Clyde Patrick and Rev. H. W. had "The idea is to protect public Wiggins of the Providence Mrs. MaRie Cherry spoke on cannot guarantee same method can, of course, be access to beaches," Atty. Gen, Missionary Baptist Church, the theme "Christian Love and anything to eradicate it and the used for other size beds and Robert Shevin said Tuesday be. lake Monroe. Fellowship." things they did failed to do the sheets. Remove rings before fore the Cabinet adopted the Rev, F. G. Hilton, a former Mrs., Leola Knox was job. I have washed everything laundering and find this method rule G.I. pastor at St. Johns, and his with vinegar and sprayed with also makes it easier to neatly program chairman. Mrs. Insurance Commissioner congregation at St. Johns . Thelma Simmons is president that popular deodorant spray fold the sheets after laun. Thomas O'Malley voted against Missionary Baptist Church o but in a few days It begins to dering.._.josEpJff of the New Mt. Calvary it. lie said the Cabinet was Tampa will be in charge of come back again so I hope to - • Deaconess Board and Mrs. (Polly's note — White moving too fast on an issue that afternoon services. Geraldine Zackary is president get some suggestions to keep plastic cafe curtain rings would affects many people without rue from going bananas.-1lt, Rev. U. T. Williams is pastor . f the Home Mission Board. be even Ices colIspIcious.) knowing its full impact. 41.P.M. of the Sanford church. . Area boards attending the DEAR POLLY- Elva and The rule requires all build. service included the Allen DEAR POLLY-j am a others wanting three-quarter 'ngstobeat least5ofeetupland Gospel Program Chapel AME Church and First cashier in a grocery store and size sheets will find that old and of the beach vegetation line in The Majestic Choir of Shiluh Missionary Baptist my Pet Peeve concerns those well-known mail order house counties with sandy beaches Macedonia Missionary Baptist : Church, of Sanford. going through the express carries them. I do a lot of where no coastal construction Church, Melbourne, will check out lane. Everyone is in shopping through their setback line had been present a Gospel program . Singers Celebrate such a hurry, but when I ask for catalogue and was pleased to established or was near estab- Sunday at 3 p.m. at the New their money they never seem to find they had this size as I used lisliment. Salem Primitive Baptist have it ready. If they would them in my camping trailer.The Young Christian Singers Counties affected are EsChurch, West 12th Street, -. . have it out and ready the line HAZE!, of Sanford cleebrated ft cambia, Walton, Santa Rosa, Sanford. The program will be c uki move much fastcr.-group's first anniversary wW DEA R Pu,j,y.. When Nis.sau, DuvI, Palm Beach, sponsored by the New Salem 1). K. program on the theme "Make planning to prepare something Broward, Dade, Lee, Charlotte, Beautification Club. Miss Joyce DEAR Joyful Noise Unto the Lord. — POLL?- Elva can that will include rnarshaljows Manatee, Pinellas, Sarasota, Davis is club president and Groups taking part in tt. have fitted sheets on her three the task will be easier if you Monroe and Pasco. Officials Rev, 0. D. Williams is pastor at quarter bed even if she cannot first freeze the marshj program included the ma lows as said the effect would be slight in New Salem. chorUS, St. James young adulL.. sew a stitch. Get small brass they will not stick to your knife Monrce and Pasco because they ATTEND BANQUET FOR GRADUATES rings, such as one sews on cafe or shears -MRS 0.S. New Mt. Zion young adults, the Graduates Honored have few sandy beaches. Clearwat.er Youth Choir and the I to ri F. Williams, H. Sutton, I. Cooper, Rev. Sims and B. Spearman The Youth Department of the Natural Resources Director Sanford Community Chorus. B) & JAES M Harmon Shields, who developed J the regulation with Shevin, said JACOB? the vegetation line would establish a reference for the highest diamond squeeze against mean high-water line. % ORTH somebody. 4653 When a developer sought per. BRADENTON, Fla. (AP) — but the government goes on "in price controls were counterKQ 8 6 holds and it your is updiamond to you to This time king mission to build under old pracAgriculture Secretary Earl spite of Watergate, in spite of productive. 4 92 continue, tices, the high-tide line was set Butz says the Washington Pest Chappaquidjck, in spite of evWEST EAST 1k said hog farmers had Don't look for anything thi f fancy. at that time and the mark could Is trying o get President Nixon erything else." 4 10984 472 planned to increase production The winning play Is to cash all %ar) as much as 100 feet betVJ96 dr. and Mrs. Benjamin 107532 ween winter and summer, + A J 10 "The Department of Agricul. by 6 per cent in 1974. But when Hughes III, RI. 2 Box 141 A, your winners. You will be left • 97 *Q 108 lure is a big department with a price ceilings were put on pork, Sanford, 4.1 754 with a diamond and a low club. Shields said. announce the SOUTH D State law requires that conlot of work to do, and we con- they cut production by I per engagement and forthcoming Now you lead your diamond. If 4 AKQJ West started with three struction be at least 50 feet up. tinue on in spite of loss of con- cent, marriage of their daughter, AKQ diamonds to the ace he is down land of the high-tide line. fidence in the executive, in spite "Supply and demand works," Miss Gloria Jean Hughes to 32 Shevin said the Cabinet had to the ace and one diamond and of the fact that. the public rating he said. "It works rather well if Samuel Harvey Evans, son 01 4 A K 63 never adopted a policy on of Congress is even lower than you leave it alone." Mr. and Mrs. Lucious Evans Neither vulnerable must give you a trick with the where the line should be set and queen. that of used car salesmen," he Sr., 219 Clark St. Eatonville. Butz said America has West North East South a decision in January by told a civic club meeting in this "an isle of affluence in a sea of This isa lucky result, but youthat Palm Beach Circuit Judge Born in Sanford, the bride•' an MAYZ2,7:30p.m. 3 N. T. -have given yourself the best elect is the granddaughter of Pass 4 N.T. Pass Pass Lyman High Gulf Coast city human misery," but that must Mr. James Reed and the late Ziff mes H. Knott allowed the Tuesday. chance for the overtrick and Pass Superintendent's change if the United States Mrs. Mary Lee Reed. Reportstate to use the most landward have risked nothing, Asked if he thought news wants to keep peace in the Opening lead - 4 In William P. Layer PresenI ________________________ line Miss Hughes is a 1971 . "This concerns whether we tations: Stanley Muller, media were out to get the Pres. world, graduate of Seminole High [{1Ii771'Z'] are interested in public beaches Program Director of Special ident, Butz said, "The media is "Food power is one of the School where she was active in Here is another problem in and access to them or interest Projects, May Ostrow, Cor- a pretty general term and I most valuable tools in the Pres- Tn-Hi-?, Future Teachers of The bidding has been 22 dinator play composed for the Bridge of Elementary don't think you can class the ident's international diploma- America and the Future in development," Shevin said. West North East South Migratory-Compensatory media as such." World magazine by Paul 16 We have to decide." cy," he Said. "It is no Use talk Homemakers. She is employed Dbl. Pass 24 Lukacs of Tel Aviv. Like most pass Education, and J.I. Bosers, 2 Pass "I think the Washington Post ing about democracy and free- as an operator by Winter Park MISSGLORIAJ.HUG}IES ' problems in play it Is a trifle Program Director of Pupil is. Mrs. Graham Katherine dom unless you have bread in Telephone Company. y, hold. Beach and was active as editor Personnel Services. hard to work out the bidding so Graham, publisher of The your hand." 4Q96 5 ?K 4 •7 4 3 2 4106 3 Her fiance was born in of school yearbook, student we will just assume that you are What do you do flow' Job Description—Admini. Post), has indicated publically, He said Asia had replaced Orlando and is the grandson of representative on board of South, playing four notrump in A -Pass, Your partner has strative Assistant & Public in conversations she's • . Europe as the No. I customer Mrs. Lester Blue of Mar- trustees, and a member of the shown strong hand, but your a matchpoint game. Information Officer, Legal dicated, and It's been reported for Americz!n food, spending an shallville, Ga. / queen of spades lint north Afro-American Student Union. estimated $8.5 billion for U.S. Services for Employees, In that she is going to get him, and farm products. You can count 10 easy tricks much and your king of hearts, by Mr. Evans attended Wymore He is presently employed as Lieu of Transportation she's doing a pretty good Job of and can't find much play for Itself. is not enough to warrant a Tech High School, Eatonville, area manager for Zayre Request, Field Trip it," I3utz said, u "I think Asia will stay there. where he graduated in 1968 and Department Store, Daytona wore. Still it is a matchpoint further bId. Old Business and New Three-fourths of the world's was active in Future Farmers Beach game and you want to try for II. TODAY 'S QUESTION Business. But he said he believed "the people live there," Butz Said, of America, Student Council, TAU}IASSEE, Fla. (Atli Instead of bidding two hearts wedding will be an Items for Action- bulk of the press is eminenuy adding that Asia must solve and Business Leaders of of JuneThe 8. 1974 at 3 p.m. at event Full What is your best line of play? your partner has jumped to (our — Defenders of the 5,44acee Pcrsonneliewart Gatchel, fair and objective." The start of your campaign is diamonds over your two dia' buffer zone around the pro. Director food problems before It could America. lie attended Bethune- Gospel Church of Our Lord and of Personnel, Butz also said agricultural solve its population problems. Cookman College, Daytona Jesus Christ. easy indeed. Lose a club im- monds. What do you do now' posed Big Cypress Fresh Water and Non. mediately. Preserve in South Florida have Instructional Answer Tomorrow Instructional Recommends. Then, whatever is led back, won a victory in the 1974 legIsSend S for JACOB'P' MODERN tions; ('ou lead a diamond. If dunn. book to Win Iature. at Bridge, c/° Bids-Roger Harris, Director my's king loses to East's ace this niepep,). P 0 Box 489 The Florida Senate approved of Purchasing-Mobile Office and a diamond does not come Radio City Station New York 36-1 Tuesday a bill SB124 to Unit, Air Conditioning for South hack, you have ii possible clubMAY21, 174 require the state planning Side, Goldsboro and Crooiiis. Minnie L. Shuler (uil M• Sindle, Deltona Lisc C. Baggs and girl agency to restudy the 87,000- Duct Work for South Side, ADMISSIONS Cora B. Driggers Donald L. Knorr, Deltona Fraser G. Tulk acre buffer zone area north of Goldsboro and Crooms, Paving Edna C. Moore Georgiana M. Bennett, A-Sop#i to Pie, % „,, Marion Freeman State Road 84 — John E. Jones Alligator Alley of Parking Lot at Sanford Frank L. Childs Deltona Bored? Rosa J. Cason — to determine if It Richard L Williams should Middle School, and Stencil Doris Wilson A Q'r o.. a Peter P. Pavloff, Deltona Q. come out from under state Supplies. Jessie G. Moffett T'P-tI ".'P15 [)avicl Wood Judy M. McIntyre Rita M. Dawson, DeBary development controls. Kathryn A. Senghas Pupil Personnel-Andrew Jacqueline I. Rinabarger Births ii 11110 I'' Theodore Kerling, DeBary The Senate's action was a r Carole F. Purvis Bracken, Director Joyce S. Sopak, Longwood of Mr. & Mrs. John Dee Ann) Charles N. Mallory, DeBary ' treat by the bill's sponsor, Sen. Administrative Services Faye Hayes Sharon Harper, Casselberry Knoll a boy, Sanford $ Islay Lindo, DeBary i,t Charles Weber. It-Fort Lauder. F. :. N.p* 4_M William E. Griffith Professional Negotiations i'. Mr. and & Mrs. Rich (Judy) Alexander Orlin, DeBary •ON,5 Lt .0 L Wealthy S. Spokes. DeBary ild 1% ' dale, from his original position Policy-Second Reading, and Il $ I.,i )0 Dorothy C. Fowler 0 Mclnt)Te a girl Sanford Eric A. Faron, DeBary Theresa M. McFarlane, II ,ffl,.,i asking for repeal of the entire I':xpulsion ,, ii d*'VtIIiIt A A r. u lI 0 Deltona :4 N i buffer zone. 'i'A 5.1 O,AJS T AL 1 DISCHARGES Elizabeth C. Olson, Deltona ii Frt"ii''. Jle't 4 Saying that the Cabinet had Sanford: mr..wl .•, Evelyn F. Atwater, Deltona ,,,, agreed to purchase most of the -IV IS li45g% ,' ,,,, ..d.,t •II4It. Paul B. Little Helen Ferguson, Lake Mary buffer zone except for the 87,lb .52IJIh'III t .iitiiiji SI I((ISIJfl 5 -. Marvin E. Warfel 17 I' ,i. , iunil'. Esther H. Crawford, Lake 000 acres in the "Stove Pipe” Ia) 22 min •. nJrn Alcoholics ii ('aO 'OiII Joe T. Collins Anonymous ii u- l*in Mar)' area, Weber then pushed for reStarligM Promenaders with Women's group, Holy Cross lhiauns I! IJflIl'tafl?S F'ffl,Felton V. Jernigan peal i'4 \,hIfli,IIfl of Pamela H. Steventon, Lake that area from the I I1% II .1tP44) Z(t1e. Bob Rust of Daytona calling, 8 Episcopal Church 14 ritlrn,i ,l$.$IiI.lII'Il Faye Hage i Slfl" 9 Parish ikki'% Mary ,IIIIr1).li ; iLgitn,,iijn Weber said Tuesday that p.m., Sanford Civic Center. lIose, 400 Magnolia Ave. 23 i.q s1'.n *flti Ilu H)' 4(1 I i'i r I ' 'I Helen M. Sullivan Thomas Swaggertv, Lake even that pr ovision would not Spectators Spectators and visiting dancers pm. 1.1 ij. ulli Ia f.'.i '.4.% 1! Fiirt' t'il $0,) Bernadette M Morris Groton, Conn. N a v NIntircic tIlflflIfl get through the legislature and elcome. \*iII,-,s ....... 1 i ,, . .- ,,,, 5 It,.tw WI .. 11111 ..t u u"" he (lucked a substitute amendSanford Laymen for C'hri.st - fl.iui$;'n ,l,in lb l".'fll'41 Central Florida Mineral and 'i F:uitan class John T. t.ounsberr', m.tI', siik' unent proposed by Sen. Warren 19 '.rlIj 17 I.iI'n Crusade, II, It, I.Ivki Sanford Stadium, Gem Society Inc.. 7:45 p.m., 'n 19 Henderson, It-Venice, asking whose wife Deborah is the Mellonville Avenue, 7:30 .$1i urn) 1 ''4'4 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A.A. First Federal Savings & Loan, 1)115% % for a restudy of the area. II \rt.',alit,' i -r'm''1 "2 2424 Edgewater Dr., Orlando, May 26 ('NfIi,$III" I \.14, 0Il.$I1 "I would rather have an cx- Szymanski, 127 Foxridge Run, 'I .i ,, INIII Open to public. (.lI',$ l I)i,l : 24 I',''antt 1'I,iffl Sanford Laymen for Christ pression of Intent than noth. Longwood, graduated from 'tI,iI) l)*Il1 I '1'.*t1.t1 i- ui, 2_S himlu ',uit, ,l I.,tui ',in.si basic enlisted submarine school MAY Crusade. Sanford Stadium, \..i,, 4 I1,L, ,,,i,mg,' Weber said after the vote. 't 'f,-'i'iji 16 .uIit il).4O,q I(in.oi (• here. — Mellonville Alcoholics Avenue. 2:30 p in ''The burden is now Anonymous .,tm I "I ,. '- I A'P., on Mr. Lounsberry received training open mnet'ting, iiamesi Walker, W-Sapksi to holy Cross I '2 T' 5 6 7 8 !U IT t-onvice his house colleagues in submarine escape, safety, Episcopal Church, Parish Ma 27 — — — — — systems and operating prin. House, — — the matter should San ford 1h'n:eaker 400 Magnolia Ave., iii be revisited.'' 81:3(1 9 — 13 ii tipics in preparation for p.m home of Mrs. E. It Wood, Weber introduced the bill last — — — Florida Audubon Semi,lole 210.4 Sanford Ave. fall shortly before the Cabinet assignment to submarines in — — — (leclar?tl some 855,000 acres of the Pacific and Atlantic fleets. chapter picnic, 11 am., Ft. — — — — Alcoholics Anonymous C1osi 19 South Florida to be an area of Lane Park, (kneva. Covered meeting, 1101)- Cross Episcopal (11511. critical state concern. The area Church Parish HoLse, 400 23 — — ?6 includes 570.000 acres for the hR tiIfl, 'iv.,Iut'r Magnolia Ave.. 8-9 p.m. I — — proposed Big Cypress preserve. I 't'StaUr4nt 27 28 Twenty-Ioursenators — more McuiiuriaI Day Services, than half the 40-member Senate 33 30 31 132 35 --Veterans Memorial Park on — co-sponsored the bill. Sanford Scnior Citizens' Pupils planning to attend Like front. Sanford 10:30 a 11e state Divirion of Plan. Bear Lake Elementary Sch(K)l iprini! Frolic. " p.m.. Civic %11 local veterans groups fling recommended that the kindergarten and first grade Center. Dinner, dancing and I)drtRipating. Public :nvitcd 41 area be designated of critical next year should register with 1 '1hIt'rtuiflmiiemib. Contact harry — — concern, The chief of the state's Principal h"Iovd Richards. Iticking for reservations Sanford M-Anon Family land planning bureau, Robert Those Presently curdled in Sanford Laymen for Christ Group, 1101)' Cross Episcopal — Rhodes, opposed at a Senate Bear Lake School kindergarten — 49 iF Crusade, Sanford Stadium, Church Parish House, 400 a toinmittee meeting last week are automatically enrolled for M Magnolia Ave., 8-9 p.. m Mellonvilk Avenue, 7 p.m. deletion of — first grade. 7-56 '52 53 54 55 the buffer. Parents should provide proof MA 25 — — — 1ay IS j- — — — — — Ithxh's said the ''Stove Pipe" u'( the child's birth ear. To Ovuc'io High School Athletic Stuiiip t ollecting for begimuarea includes the Okaloa. enter kindergarten a child must Boosters — — — — — — — AthleticAwards ners. Seven weeks, 7-10 p iii 6r 0 6V cuuochce Slough, which is vital be five by Jan.1, 1975 and six by Ramiqut't, 7 pHI., school gym- ('all Semiunok Junior College fl to the Big Cypress area. Ui-it date to enter first grade. nasiwn, for reservations, Speeds Checkout ,, Beaches By MARVAIJ,%WKINS - SOUTH'S -. - SAVINGS CENTERDAYS A WEEK DISCOUNT PRICES MAY It L! Ja THESE ITEMS & PRICES GOOD.... * THURS., MAY 23 THRU ' £ IHOP% ONLYI - WED., MAY 29 * HERITAGE WE GLADLY ACCEPT U.S.D.A. FLA. GRADE'A' 47e LARGE EGGS FOOD STAMP COUPONS .-, a BORDEN'S CUPS ;oz PAK tPtF [Win RS. PAUL'S FAMILY 1407. PKG. ISHSTICKS 0GO 410L$ DRINKS QJ At Bridge FRUIT DRINKS - 12OL/IiC JAR CORN-FED PORK BOSTON FRYERS BUTTS LB. 11 IOL $JO0 BTL MUSTARD — WHOLE ALLSWEET LY VIE NA MARGARINE DOG FOOD SAU 1202. * GOOD TIME FRANKS QUARTERS GE 7c I SUNNY LAN 0 PKG. 25 LB. $. q gg 41 3LB.$J * PORK SAUSAGE BAG HUNT'S 3 - Limit: 3 Plea!*. With Other MATO 20 OZ 2 BTLS. BALLARD REFRIGERATED aOL CAN BISCUITS IZi: r.1_ I I _lI i ; :• '.t _1 .' 3 SALTINES ILQU[D BLEACH - 25 LO. BAG ...... CAT LITTER I.. I • C $JOO GALLON PLASTIC JUO) MC-2 OW K. SOR B T 78 ]I ONELB. BOXES 38 C 97C , PORK LOINS LB. /2 0R WHOLE 1 • .- -. LONDON BROIL 67 _- - CLUB Hospital Notes or C-, LB. I STEAK1 4 7 - LEAN WESTERN SLICED QUARTER * PORK LOIN CHOPS LEAN WESTERN MED. CENTER CUT CHOPS ' - SIRLOIN FRESH 100 PCT. PURE 97c LB. * GROUND BEEF L B.6 L.- * SPARE RIBS RIB PORK - MAX - LEAN WESTERN -•-'- -.f;•:t 1 .I LEAN WESTERN 1rh; j 4 7c I (BY THE HALF) C FIRESIDE 47c I Rest dy I LB. * SLAB BACON Purchases Of 5P.M. Or More, Ex. Cludinq Cigarettes CATSUP LB. SUNNYLAND 'CARDINAL BRAND" $ PORK STEAK SLICED FRESH HOMEMADF PKGS. Senate OW S Big Cypress a 9 7c * HICKORY SMOKED BACON LB. IS JA LEAN WESTERN 4 WEST VIRGINIA BRAND School Board • Agenda LEAN WESTERN LUKILJR UKRLJt - A FRENCH'S SQUEEZE CHUCK WAGON C CANS HOT DOG RELISH 771 a $100 WHITF$ELDHAM9URGR (OR) PURINA 1094 901. CUPS 3LBS.OR MORE I J ______ _________ 77c ' ,, - $137 * ROUND STEAK LB. * CHUCK STEAK LB.87C _________ _______ u LB. 77C FULL CUT VA Says Press Fair Hughes-Evans Engagement IRDS.EYE DESSERT- TOPPING :OOLmWHIP HI.0 ASSORTED . 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Council 900(2) Phil Donahue — 1%. __________________ illif p fri L %' (13) Orlando City Show (6) Mike Douglas Show 1, %, ' DPESS . (1, 8) Somerset (6) Mery Griffin (9) Lucy Show (, - BLON -- 6.45 (6) . -1 Frnth Ayt. (Hi way 17 92) Sanlotd (3) Mery Griffin (8) Today In Florida t" THE BEST AT AUSTIN'S l /BUSIHESSMEN'S\ later you can work proble - W lv5son )uu cai, 'each )uur son, Grooming ) IDENTIL, AkOuTH5 6LRE ARENAr / flAAfl 4,wy en rvt 4:15 (11) Teach In Almanac / ( WIN 7HF- PENNANT. GOOD ALL DAY OPEN DAILY 11A M, TIL9PM FRI &SAT Ill Live .U.S.A. aNClNTi lNG i ) eo h c .r rris ei and p).y cetcw 'c'3I (35) Penthouse 6:30 (2) Spring Street - by Dick Covalli /i -TH INK ThE ( RE ARE i 29 111~0016 FRIED CHICKEN (6) Ma tch Game (9) e Life To (9) Sunrise Jubilee _,/ - A fliflUlt aven • acIan Spring 6:00 (8) GarnerTed WINTHROP - _ (44) New Zoo Revue 3:30 (2,S) H To Survive MORNING 5:45 (8) Sunshine 1 - e114, ;i;_, If , I- - . - : ~ !-, I."-,.--, - -1 1 i ~ f -.1 '~. , . . 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Deal 2 00 (2,0 ) Days Show (35) News (2 6 I 9) News (35) Movie 12:20 - - - Night Gallery 1 10 (24) Virgil Fox At The Pops 11:30 (2. 0) Tonight Show A . _____________________________________________________________________________ 4 - 11-11 - .., , 6.1 ..= Turns () Lets Make A (35) The Saint 1000(6) K ak (9) Elli t 10 ( 24) Tod - . t . t ' * 1 '4 . - ' ,..- - # -W - 0 (44) Movie 1.-30 (2, 1) Three On A Match (43) \. - / FRANK AND ERNEST ' •-' \ -- -AKI - -1 . - __ - __ ___ ,m __,~ 7 10 (13) The Underworld H CO ~ ': . - Maas Brothers - I . ____ (2, l .V' ) .1 ( ______________ - __ - - P Wmn"days 12.55 (2) News (35) News 10 0 (13) June Allyson 0 J . - I- `T_ AU - •.: . V 'r-sj, 111111 - , - - (35) Peyton Place Legislature WLfJ__ — MEET LCE 04AT KIND 11111 ______________ - - 4LMOT LovEL':.. LOVELIER 1HA THE THE BEAUTIFUL IR5 THE EOPERCE.. ____ Sweepstakes (13) Zane Grey 4 , (44)HoçansHeroes 12:30 (2,0) Celebrity Jackie Gleason by Crooks & Lawrence Oi& Ot OF w 1 RFD i! CAPTAIN EASY RRITT"S G - 6:30(2.6,1,9)News d (6) Search For Tomorrow 0 - I (44) Lucy Show Lifestyle Variety News (44) 1146*rvwlom: 11118-3246 West 1 - 4 North ln Fern Part (24) Sesame Street (35) Fnd Theatre ._/ 17.92 (44) Gorner Pyle (44) Bold Ones 8:30 . 1 I RJARc J 0-: I Honors Miss Gra Wrisle " VJ V. (24)EJectnIcComny (3$) Lost In Space (13) Stagecoach (9) P I ______---- P/wi i If " - iffiscellaneous Shower __'_-`~~-^ -- — - __ tL Green Acres (6) Young And Restless (1) Jackpot (35) Rat Patrol 9:DO Schedules ___ -. CL ut rl;t J JV A 600(2,6,L)Ns 800 (28) Chase (6) Sonny And Cher (9) Baboons 01 1 cres (13) TNews he Westerners 12:00 (2) News Gombe ,OURAI~A%l ) '~~7 5:15 (13) Women's News With Helen AFTERNOON 13 Aviation Lessn - 1 11.55(6 News Show Ruby GENERAL TENDENCIES: keep any have IHcrald Photo By George Havirs) The early part of the day is made 't lose BRIDAL HAPPINESS excellentandffyou'reupearly, jeapardize present harmony (Ito r)Mrs Richard Williams, Gray Wrisley and Mrs Allen Dukes 'oi* will be able to see and with mate, Student Program achieve matters of much portance. By noon, delays, The Annie Russell SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to limitations can beset your path, Dec. 21) morning is fine for Theatre At Rollins College will so be careful not to allow conversing with partners and offer a theatre course for high yourwH the luxury Of getting cementing better relations, but school and coUege students in n with its summer important Executive matters r'1ghtiow>' ARIES Mar. 21 to A 19 the Summer Theatre Steve Important matters, showing CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. Meilson, announced that the and mmunicating .should be i4l) First discuss with co. course is six transferable . handled early, since small WoikeFS how to best handle semester hours n practical ork at hand and then get right theatre annoying detas may occur Mrs Kelley Welch and requested to submit a favorite Jeff (Donna) Burns, Hank later. Han(fle reall-, important to it and produce a great deal "The course enables students daughter, Mrs, Allen Dukes, recipe for the bride's cook book. Johnson, Ramon D. McGough, matters tonight without further talk Don't to 'learn b) doing' directing, were co hostesses for a hostess gift was an electric John Morgan, Frank Whigham, acting, scenery, costuming miscellaneous shower honoring blanket. TAURUS(Apr. 20 to May 20) George Daniels and Martin bride-elect, Miss Gray Wrisley, AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb Invited guests included, Mrs. (Janice) Satav&. early, but later recheck 19) Make plans early for the There will also be classes to at the Welch home 307 Fairway Richard Williams, mother of recreation you need, and then Road, Loch Arbor. the honoree; ,Mrs. R.C. aspects of theatre. At the A complete activides nece bridal decor was carried Williams, Orlando, her grandDon't labor under the ftnIsary CHRIST or CRISIS conclusion of the summer, the out in the party area, with a ° ng to un P ces with mother; Mrs. Karen Riggenpression uat student company wIU prepare floral arrangement of blue and bach, Orlando, Mrs Carol congenia anything Sanford 'Laymen For their own Children's Theatre whltemwns,baby'sbceath and Sharp, Ocala, Mrs Ben Chrlst"Crusad. PISCES ( Feb. 20 to Mar. ) production, GEMINI (May 1 greenery hlghlightl115 the Colene) Ward, Oviedo. SANFORDMUNICIPAL Improve conditions at home, The Introduction to Theatre refreshment table Guests were You're thinking clearly in a.m., since there is little you can Atso present were Mrs Jane STADIUM cotm is offered through the served squares of cake Siewert, Cas3elb~rry; Mrs. May 24, Its & 26 imag run riot, so accompli.sh in the outside world Rollins College School of decorated with bridal rosebuds, Judy Peery, Longwood; Mrs. decisions right now Get rid of useless or Continuing Educition The mints to ii no im portant , nuts and lime sherbet Shery l Wooten, Miss Kerr) Sat 739 p m oinotete ngs. coUe credits are transferable punch. Assisting with the Wrle), Mrs. Neil (Charlotte) Strength waxes and wanes Sunday Afternoon IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN at any time It is not necessar) sets ing 2 pm and during day, returns in p.m. entertaining was Vogel, Mrs Garland Bell, and TODAY...He or she will be a for students to have completed Kellette Welch. ,Mrs. Peter ( [arty) France, all Services open to everyone MOON CHILDREN (June very nervous young person who high school to be elegible to Games played included one of Winter Park, and from to Jul), 21) Get private backing needs deties to perform and take this cour5e. where vach V,uest pre5ent was Sanford, Mines Martha "iiby, - I5ER • J SPOON AWARD fNrEarAINutNrNH7Lv Love Of Life (9) Brady Bunch (35) Fran Canton (44) Not For Women y Truth Jimmy Owen tE AGOODY FUODS') Impossible MIsteRogers (24) (6) Right (6) Andy Griffith (8) ToTeD The lifillIll SCORPIO (Oct 23 to Nov. 21) TheSUalcanbehandJedwell in a.m. but latermakesyou - - ___ THAT LL ONE SULK.' E.AN IbEEA ' Martha ra m 730(2) ThP is by He,mdohl & Stoffel V11-_ ,~: x . Thomas Bouche and John McIntosh as Jennie's Father. from the Cwroll Rightor institute , , __________ . AX?k from several tables of CARROLL RIGHTER 'S - 4~~_ 14, OWEN Junction Squares ' (13) News (35) Star Trek (44) Mod Squad 7:05 (24) Two By } 1! Lk LLL TN EECTN FR PRESIDE NT GONNA 1 By George Hayes) sorority, installed new officers at a recent meeting at the home of Mrs. Charles Sammet, FTU-A gi.mpse of musical Americana will be staged Anyway,Ifailtoseeanythirig Thursday evening with the FTU DEAR ABBY: This is to funny about divorce. At the ChoirandChamberSingers. thank you for publishing that The two campus groups, bottom otyour column it , hilarious column in which YOU "You'll feel better if you get it under Dr. Edward Hotaling, Included all those formal, off your chest" Well, I did, and will begin their presentation at divorce announcemen ts. 8:30 p.m. at the i & manis for listenIng. U Sdence with eight SMLL HUR77NG IN L.A. Auditorium When our daughter was Problems7 You'll feel better divorced two years ago, my UyougetftoffyourcbegtFora Included are Chester, When us Wept, Kittery, Sure on husband and I went through personal Shining Light, Holiday Song, I'd the agonies other parents en Box No.6V7 , L.A., Calif. d when their married stamped, sell- Like to Teach The World To Sng(theCoke"song),Do.fte. chften divorce. ("Isn't there addressed e leas hie and I Believe in Music. some way we can The Chamber Singers will together? Mw whole town is Have a IAvely Wedding,follow with Kurt Weill's "Down talliting. What will we tell $1 to Abigail Van Bureu, in in the Valley," a folk opera. It people?") will mark the first time the Now we realize it was:n't all x2a. 17U singers have actually staged numbers. The cast will include Bernie Moy as The Leader Hal Leftwich as Brack I '1 f Parsons, Kent Harrison as - ,-- I I C a - ____ BUGS BUNNY - Xi Epsilon Sigma Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi ______________ -- (I) ACCELERATED,[ , ________________ - - SORORITY CIIA1yI'ER INSTALLS OFFICERS Only last week I was in court -- ____ To Tell The s Heroes What's My Line (9) Dragnet ) / ~. ' I La% differences, but I've never refused to do an) asked me to do, and he's never had all I could do to keep from asked mi to do anything im- going over to straighten his Ue, alorill a! Ilovemyjot) and tell him he should have _ ________________ worn h pale blue shirt with .sawo U, i I that suit We had been m rried pay exceptional, for 26 es I e h%ed mo DAIA HAPPY IN years with him than wi thout DEAR HAPPY: I'm glad the hunandthlsdivnrcestillseems pay Is exceptional because you so unreal to me. (He asked for certainly are. It. He has somebody else.) • I ____ rked evenings, weekends Perhaps I failed to see the holida s and have never humor of it because I am going felt Umt any of these duties through a heartbreaking were beneath my dignity 83 a divorce right now. -- __ - - _~ __ , . --ae __ - %f-: __ - 1 -_,1- _ __ : ~-71~- .~ _. I ___ / - - ~ - - THE TUITION HAS CERTAINLY ( I ___ BONE -- EVENING 7.00 (2) (44) Petticoat 11:00 (2, 8) Wizard Of Odds () What's My Line (9) Split Second (13) "Now y e ir' (35) ROmp Room (44) Conversations With Galadrial s1'30 (21) Hollywood WEDNESDAY byLewis ' W ( ' i vr is - , - I - - '. I _________ - p I . '! - __11 .= . - IS B/410 TAKING \ ACCELERATE COURSES/ NO, I THIS SUMMER I - , (I - ,, -. TONIGHT'S TV f1 1 7 AMD MD F#419 IN' (k) r --il ' CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS . 3226 2 22,1974B A — - INC. May LO*IDA'S OLC(ff PLUMBING S WALLHEATING ld THE GET SIAR ?X ~ 21 I I" t, , I~ - children grandchildren, announce JhnJ typed essays and papers forhlshighschoolandcollege of their daughter Alice chlldren,andha%ee%en scouted t tso she warn for information for his wife mm - - - . - _; t.J Hera AS I LI II oHEATLIkeOne The Sanford ) g A MILLIONAIRE Medford High School, Medford, Mass. ___ ,,ALL RIHT,4S$ JE . ., ~ . 8 She shod have MY bow I'vebeenwl thhi mforl6'ears. I get along f ine with him, his wife, their ft children -4he of whom are now married. He N.Y. PO READER feels (andI hearthy age) that DIR READER: Thanks, I Ih1redouttorkejthoursa day,sffhewants metodo Deededthat.Notese'ouesaw some other than swt thehor to thatcoIumand secretarialwork,Ishouhldojt. to those who did not, I apologize. Read on: I ha ve vacuumed his office, DEAR ABBY: Recently yo met planes, trains and buses - PITI 1 " I column from the secretary who and this one is a prince. objected to doing personal jobs for he r b and his family, : i. 110 and 000UR BEST QtJ,TURQLY - ;:f . _ WH ON Sflre PECT GOOO!) ZTtPULATION! (wxAT =!Lt mo ____ by Dave Grouc WEtL UNDERTAKE a the4 nurng faculty, (a ' ___ _ ALLEY OOP ' rnby, and Mrs John address to the c1as daughter of Mr -'_-l_ ___________________ _ 'r M Lb j __ College News e_ Vm1 —~111~- - -, _ __ _. ___ _____ __ — 1. __ - _ __- me . . -_ - . ___________ 1. L= - / �- ______________ crw antr'd Hraid Wednesday. 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_ . ,.- /,, - ,.". '' )1 'i, 1 *IV I , . .J_1 , ____ UAR - - iii I Pd r •- "' I " 4' Canned Ha i ( tI 1~1"Irt-~ - ;Atl -- L ,~ ; E C EP \ ,,d' t~___~11WVW M 1 , I /I I I~ _~. .I ,rf / qos 6 Cans eer . !.'~, r , Coca Cola I . - 1601. 11 87v Plus I with the subpoena or any other it issues for Watergate material, "It's hurting him with the committee," said Rep. Tom Railsback, R-111., one of a number of related specifically to the impeachment inquiry: "There is no way the presidency will be withholding material that could be incriminating. weakened by the constitutional process ulei are conducting, The republic will be strengthened." 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... ' U'T Copeland Franks...... ft Ps.,'... - SWIFT'S PREMIUM __ 4 Z ______ J"1 ___ - •- - , L" , I ..__________________________ ri 11 PROTEN GOVT ,•,, loo Ve reontwm P ro v e n ,,, -_______ •,, r en $169 p,... ,,.t.. ...$.., l..I ...ad a.w Top Round Steak lad Key Club Steak s,piol's Promises proton seat Chuck Blade Steak ______________ .=7i - 1, -. . .. . • . . . . - _________________ - s . - ____ l 4 -e- ,LZ 7. . :,Z " -1 0 W I i - C..,,•s.,.I r..... P,.?.. '..'... l.. Ue" t.. 3 Ground Beef '•• •' Mixed Vegetables . ______________________ - Peas Potatoes Flounder Fillets .. ~r,-f. . ' "'4' '" ' SAVS 4. . . . Oil t.b.l D.,.,.s, 30 49c _ ii;~`_-_w - - -_ -. , rtl :- -- -- : C .. 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 � 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/. 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W U) .-• -4 8 .4 (a 9M IL 0 8 C on -1 . *< 7 N 3 Pr 0 3 .. - 111111 2 I I r _r U ' ______ 3 a 0- 2 8 g 11 5 lryiiii in 78 "J \ I ~ 8 0 a C 2 I .; 0% - - 3 _____ IL so : _____ ..-, I X 0 FT I - - ..; 0 aF a a _S ____ I 0 In 0 ____ _______ ____ 0 ______- - 3 _ - %e need sour help, 0 Hands Franks, 18, of ()sttCfl had a tragic F.aster Sunda l)i) aytona hilt v isiting in the D Bea(h area . s log from the tree trips I ____ II -`IlV . J _ ' ., JP . flF}F ;, • Robert Hinckley, oil analyst with W.E. Hutton & Co., also thinks Exxon's special charge could run around $400 million. Robert Albrecht, an oil analyst with Reynolds Inc., a Inventory profits are the r suit of an increase to the value of goods kept to starage or in process in a time of rising prices. Atany one time, Exxon has a minimum of 30 mIlfion barrels of oil stored around the world, and another 60 million barrels in tankers on the high seas. - Grand Ju Hears Gurney Exem i Frori S ate, G'18ft Law Immunity Granted To Banks indefinitely idled eniploves 15 per cent of the b three U S - M y_ t,-, k - L_-,_ "It's totally unpi-tqlictable," sa id spo esm4in at for and a . & P, L - . I I "it hinges on sales. When sales , increase, we'll increase 11 - I W . ..;*%, -47 4111111111111I .8.1 a% , = , He based his estimak on the cornpany's declared inventory profit of $80 million. production and start rehiring At GNI, where mles are a 1973 pace, workers are on long-term layoff. Company spokesmen said it is unlikely they will be recalled before they' will be recalled before late summer titn the 19i5-rmxlel run begins . - SF\ F D(1UU\F a AP) - A scheduled a "Bud" Dickinson and two ai45 before ,I federal grand jury has been postponed until \londa Dickinson and his aides arrived in Tampa Thursday night to testify before the jury, which reportedly is investigating the granting of bank hantei s in Florida.But they were told by prosecutors that their subpoenas had been continued. E. G. Bianks. president of Com-Banks in given immunity from prosecution Thurs(Lay and turned over to prosecutors five boxes of records. \ spokesman for 1)mckinson s office in Tallahassee said all three would return to Tall-ahasse for the weekend. The Tampa Tribune mid the appearance of foriner ~*Iorida Gov. Ferris Bryant before Ow grand jury aowasbeiieedtoha%e been postponed until Monday. Coni-Bank is a holding company for seven banks in Orange County. Ranks, a former business associate of Dickinson, was the first witness in the threeday probe to be given immunity by U.S. District Judge Ben Krentzman. Sources close to the investigation r, Oused to comment on the quir%I.. But it reportedly includes both Dickinson's activities in granting ban harttrs and his busmntss dealings -3 _- - - -.- - I _ . !- -;x -___ .__ -_ _--- -& ii. ~ ~'.-1- I-. __1.r-,4_ :i,_ .7 T--_~=m -!~ ._.1 ~1 _ -=1119 ,---". . 1. -X - a ,n , !. g, - I -. -- I I a . . oring inuepen(ient;), to Wall Street securities analysts 00 ° industry place d .. les around $400 million for the first m ar er. TAMPA. H 1~~;III I ,ti~rt , I I )49 - 1111I, - - . , Z etc. > ' . - ~. I I.... 1 1 14 -- ,# a k' V IV a ; N N .*•I.. F7 1, ,~,!'~:f - something . i C M -4 > P. .-4 U3 = X -2 Z 0 M -1 - a 0 ::1 I !,w -0 _______________ Ill/Il I '4 CD " tA , 5 - r- I -. l1 I ; i M" \ . New York brokerage house. . calculates that Exxon's provision for added Mideast crude costs could run "as high as 1368 million." A rough guess would place their additional tax burden at Sr- million for the quarten if the bill in Congress is passed he . . --. EL - co such a provision is now in the House Ways and Sleans Corn. muittee and would be retroactive t Jan. 1. Exxon says. I . mtoSanfurd, It's unbelievable (to be kind in describing the I 11 n o 0 -. somI Starting at the Big Tree Park 0 "+% - - - , R &I 0. ~Z C :$& a- W ! a , 0M However, it wasn't neces&iry for them to design a new surlace especially for US. I belit'.' it's called "rough-board", or m - ' 0 -i -1 9, t1i - ' . I S ' Q -i = 10 7' E 'a P a _1 W C, II; TW ,~ U, F a 02 -~ ., It V 0 24 M iInk W ~ 5 o C. t*Q 51 g 2 . i 2. 'R R 5 T m ;$;' .-C 6 W 9 q 1 to n I:% ' I ii iW 1 -0 ~ I do appi eciate the concern of the Dept. of Transportation in black-topping' highway 17 . 8 I ; 1_1 9i :0 ". (A < CA 0 st . 8 John A. SpOtskI 98 CA W - - go 0V (A t . . ':- " point. No homes were damaged, however, and Deltona and DeBarv volunteers were still - 0 0 E r' Q004) Z~ 4 ____________ r threatened the town's Baptist Church at one m 1)ETHOlTAp) --All but one energy crisis, then at its peak, its highest level of the year, at. auto plant will be o began to make a big dent to car though assembly of erating next week as car pr sales. Industry spokesmen automobiles is still running 20.5 duction begins to pick up, but concede that few of them will be per cent behind the sane week 1tOO workers remain on In- back on the payroll before the In 1)73 For the year, auto sales LI definite layoff because of the 175 niodl an begins this are down 26 per cent from last t continued sales slump. summer. Many won't be year's sizzling pace. Many auto workers have been recalled even then. President Nixon, speaking in TAIJAHASSEE, Fin. (Al') "There as no campaign Gurney, a member of the has since been upped to as jobless since January when the Production this week reached Jackson Miss., said Thursday A grand jury investigating fund-raising apparatus because Senate Watergate Committee, much as $400,000 that lie believes the economy Sen. Edward Gurney, It-Fla., I wasn't a c,andidate, so the.-c has since declared for re-elecThe Herald has said that most has pssd tlwugh the lowe w as told today that Florida does as no d) to report,' Gurney tion But he has said he still of the money was rased from point of the downturn" and will not have the right to require said. "The only solution seemed can't report the funds because builders hoping for influence start picking up inter this year. Gurney or other federal of. to be to wait until I became a he doesn't know who contri with the Federal Housing Uesingledouttheautojndustry Iiciaisto obey a state gift-giving candidate and report the funds uted it. Adminstration. a one trouble spot wbore the law. then." Gurney called the news con. Rudd also asked Hauls and dook is brightening. But Circuit Judge John Rudd The jury also asked if a fed. ference -a videotape of which Florida Atty. Gen. Robert.She. General Motors, Ford and said the U.S. Constitution does era] officeholder can violate has been seen b the n 1n to submit their opinions on Chnsler believe their sales de- allow Florida to prohibit candi. Florida election laws by ac. County grand jurors - to an. the grand jury's questions. p '"'. cline has bottomed out. and dates frotnac(vpting campaign cepting funds before becoming swer reports in The Miami Her. William Pelski. former head . .. . have ended the short-term plant funds before declaring for of- a candidate not designating a aId that $350,000 had been of the FHA in Miami, was with e. shutdowns that have plagued fit and appointing a campaign campaign treasurer to report raised for him by Larry nil- the grand jury most of Thur the industry since last treasurer. them to state. hams of Orlando. The figure dab. fmqppt__ " # . ; : 4' %, . . ___________ - Lake Mary Volunteer fire department sent two units, and fores try service units from Lake, Volusia and Orange Counties also responded to the call for assistance. Other help came from Osteen, DeLand, DeLeon Springs and Spring Ie all in Volusia County Exxon claims its deductions on the basis of two factors. The first is an estimated increase In the price of certain Mideai crude oil which b being bought back from the producing nations. This cost is still wider negotiation. . The compam Ialso says it deducted Iron, its earnings the amount il may have to pay in ta xes if the U.S. Congress removes a foreign tax credit Exxnn now recmves. A bill with Auto Layoffs Tied To Sales :1 1 119 - . I ~ ,< 1; asn tion was in line with accepted ________ IYio .; r. responded to a blaze Thursday afternoon in the Southwest Volusia County town of Enterprise. The blaze forced evacuation of six homes and .I U.S. - battling the smoldering muck beds Friday. I fuse an ex led public reaction to the'high profits, "Ordinarily a company doesn't reduce its earnings by a liability which h 't yet oceiirred," says Peter Knutson, an associate professor of accounting at the Wharton School of Finance in Philadelphia. Companies usually take note of the possible expense but don't subtract the estimated liability from profits, Knutson says. accounting principles. Some securities analysts and accountants, however, feel the fduct ion was also taken to do- _______ #- -- THREATENS ENTERPRISE RESIDENTS units from four counties FIRE FIGHTING I __________ C IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII MR .L 12 increased their percentage gain from the year-earlier period to 118 per cent, and not the 39 per cent reported by the firm, Asked about the amount, an Exxon spokesman would not deny it and said the company had decided not to disclose U actual charge. fie said the ae- - r 3 ____ N :3 _4 2 0 WIDESPREAD FIRE xxon ro i 3 3 (1-1trald Photo Sy George Hayn) I ., 0 a i ; 7L ro x. !t f~ I ... 'ertizinginthepastrnonths 5 len conservation, and Cox attributes a 12 per cent drop in rwer usage over the past this COfl servation advertizing. Prke 10 Cents - - . "ISM -C a R -1 :I 5 q " I ' . - ;. - .... ..-- 'Me key to all FPC ad. . I _1. i 2 - plants all over the state and in 501.1thern Georgia, .wid m)uld draw from them if t problems here." 1) (4 ~R / I .0 IL " 4 .- - /, co '_ ( - MMI 0 - Ill, o I - - _______ ______ ' 0 A Friday, April 26, 1974-Sanford, Florida 32771 I . -. " 0 11 III ,, -1 - ! . .. =< , . Ra I m 0. X 3 0. = F. . - 40 W 9 U . -t - 44,4 I =~ I A . X , 0 -0 N I'A =II, V-S ni 0i - t) 9 ci""- i,E CL r n E. a 2.9 6 " 's I ,ri *4 . cr t- - 5 11i CL 1 5! 9, CL 43 9- 0 k ------- . 4 =. ~ - - .. 1, R .-2. = Z . -8 Is 9 14 I Cr E I 0(r. , to W 74 E; = = 1I 1 1 1 1 1 a UgM. 2 :onporatIon has additional tapacityonaIlitslines(hj year, an(I more generating units are under construction. "Mlarasmeliabllhtygoes,we project technical malfunctions," said Cox. "but should anything break down - (WO, '. F W 6 0 i - R s79 ft W 9 , .::r il __ i 2 0 ji I _____j V R g-g I SM r. neighbor in need folks V. up x. Tht- saving in day,'ight time Ls re. le i* "' Oil Import B, A once these officers lia%v been ./Wit to hold ofJ* It PUS as on sit ti / '-Jq regulation to their (l (flies,' -.-4 I(udtl said This Q n •, A The IkonCounts grand jur . •3 , asked for the opinions after \1I kM' Al's - ilit SuiLsiunt /1 ASl1l\(.1O\ IAI 7 1111 state Rep Marshall Harris t~ . - #*%. State had a surprise for resi 5harpl) higher Lost of oil UnMiami. charged that Gurney s early toI - record loix ports pushcd the United Statess li i!mIiittefi dutiOL' I I mn r is I1l[ r stuns in some in J1• r dent ne"s conference violating it tin d ;in overall cwl spell that \1.irthfo. the fusttimnemlu state la rtquinin' officehol had Floridians tomplainirn months. Commerce de to report gJts of more than about the told from the Pan jII miient reported today, .1 I $25 .handk to the Ke}s .•' . . 14* (;urne}'saldatthaltlmehe Although the figures quicki) \. J• The department said Imports • , 4 learned in mid-19Z.1 that 1100, ciiin toward normal after lHeraid Photo By Cindy Flanders) by $171.3 million. This corn- (100 had been secretly rai.sed for su ' -dawn tempt'ratures had early risers pared with a surpIlLs of $213 bun. WITH LITTLE mill ion North Honda had the lowest tr) Ii(I surplui for gilt-giving law viQlated the U.S. LAKE emen, responding to a call for Constitution was in conflict with temperatures. Jacksonville assistance from Mldway.Caanan volunteer fire an opinion issued Thursday by listed 41 a rd low for this departmeni n an afternoon trash fire TheSlarch deficit was attrib- Florida Atty Gen. Robe flate. It ,Aas 40 in Tallahassee. threa tened se veral lioni utuf ,ilmnust tntircl to a 17 per Stitiii found help in the Crestv ie w s at 43 and train tvnt Increase in the cost of imGurney s i dur ng the news esville recorded 42. , ' mmunity's youngsters Who i portsofforugnoil ihisrelletta conference that he did not re At the south end of the state, elp carry Witter L the sharply higher pricetag port the funds because no cani. Miamians arose to find them. truck is in background. in)posW by -the oil-producing paign organizat on I nad been set selves facing an unusually low Details OH page 6A). h U S. IV ,,, W . ' • • I to e - ,. -- Cold A.A4. Weather Yeslcrtiis s high loss this morning 48. Fair through&iturday High-- in thelowtoidandlo tonight in (no mid Dayton Beach tides for . Saturda%-high 11:08 a.m 1. J7 in lo h ,, 6:35 P. Ill.; Port C anaveral hsgh 1151) sin 10 02 p mu lo mu 6 p.m. . M Bridge Calendar ( 'hurch News (onlics Crossword Puzzle Dear Abb) Dr Crane 4B I -3A , - _,;~ I)ehiic on Page 6 t L)(SF, Mrs J l Sc, of Sebring CILF_`~, Mrs Ida. of Lake Nli ir [AMON. Sitilluel C., of Vero Beach Andrew James of snford I1oroscspe I lB Natioiial News 4B Public Notices 4-511 7-9A 2B society Sports StL 2B IN SB 4B ______ SR V - __ , ---. - uflueX A fltiOfl5. Rz OBITUARIES ....---I - -- .- �Li __ = t.. flit! - - I II N A I _. - ______________ - ____ - ____________ _____________________________________ ___ __ - 2A—The Sanford Herald 3 Friday, April 26, 1974 Everybody Shares Hilton Head Island ( I' NATION , ni , _ iJ4li.. IIlSulI ii I.dtl ..... — TODAY hunk of land off _______ __________________ ~_ _____ ' t fav orite vacation spot, a play. ' ___ - ______ ______ I ____ - ______ groun(1 (or the rich, a rk _' , I V ground !& the mlddi eI's. and a homeland for a thousand or more blacks. There ate no bright, flashing neon signs, no industrial plants to belch smoke Into the air, no ______________________ __________________________________________________ traffic jams, no litter along the _______________________ roadway, no polluted streams. Joe Fraser, president of the ________________________ ________ Freedom Of Info Study - gearing Information said determining workings of government. Saxbe Being Hushed? _______ V. — ti ce Department 's director of John W. lluhen, the Jus L t- , aluated for ev IILt •tikl %eeklv r e'otin's iUgtuiuts are s being r es . don't think th ?re's a si on what were going to do yet," Huthen said. "We've had th is th ing wider a kind of steady re-evaluation since it began. It was ne ver meant to be locked into a weekly 10 a.m. Wed. coffee and th Saibe has been criticized for his outspoken comments at the meetings. It was at one such meeti ng he said he consvlered Patricia Hearst one of a group of "common criminals." hard deci nesday doughnut on ing, ' _______________ Sea I'mes Co., one of the major f developers of the island, said in an interview, "We are making ___ _____ every effort to protect the envirnrrnent of Hilton Head, bewe want at least one seelion of th is nation to be ontouched by pollution, and because it is simply good business sense." Abe Grant is a 35-year-old ho has hived hhost tl [ito on the island a r id :; the -1 - ____ struction in an area that LIP, of the grandsons and grand. to he an ancient Indian daughters of black freedmen, .settlement. ho came to Hilton Head after On other sections of the the Civil War and purchased the island, developers have agreed rich loam fr 15 cents an acre. to a hands-off policy for press swamp, 250 acres of salt - marshes where the giant black _____ ____ 4 I _______ _________ - - '-. i ~ Still later it becarne the home ' r About 25 years ago, land de. 0per5 moved in and realized tile potentia', for a resort and retirement community. Since .- __ ' - -. 4 ) . one of the and the woods and the "I have been here almost and the noise were unbearable, 8 4i l)r. Frank Arnold, who for now responsible for protecting WS ANGELES tAP) ' — So Burton. who once said they'd loved each other too much. .ay the) 're splitting up agate. —and this time they say It's for good. - - *---- - - - - - - districi were presented to David and Mrs. Nixon. Henry Fonda Recuperating that actor - - - k I".' -. it fl 1%9Wu Di I 'I' .----- I , Miss Taylor, long ago dubbed "Irreconcilable differences" him no matter what he might were cited as grounds for di- (10." Last swnmer, whc the "[Lw most beautiful woman in vorce between Burton, 43, and couple announced they were the world," left Oroville to ap- - miss raylor, 42. whose four separating, she said: "Maybe pear on the Academy Award previous marriages and ac- we loved each other too much," tck'cast April 2, and rumors of a split were denied. But she did knowledged beauty combined Burton agreed. Following the separation, not rejoin Burton, leaving in. ,, with acting talent to take her to Miss Taylor was being squired stead for Hawaii to visit her the top of her profession. Miss Taylor and Burton. about by a Los Angeles used car brother Howard and her son fi The nal split had been fl1 whose stormy, lasish relation. dealer. Before long Burton flew Christopher Wilding On i mored for ship began on the set of months. But the rela- to California, the two embraced island of Kaui. -patra" and often seemed to e- tionship that hit headlines in and and then headed for Europe. 1963 when they took up houseThe movie shooting enilet.t semble their movie in the last mon th reports Afraid of Virginia Woolf?." an- keeping while still married to of trouble pouring out of Oro' and Burton, 48, flew to Santa nounced through spokesman former spouses had rifle, Calif., where the Burtons Monica, Calif., where he en. Thursday they will seek a di- or rocky times such recently filmed "The Klans. tered a hospital 145t week for They said they had asked heavy drinking bouts and mutold of Liz' unhappiness what was described as a beontheir attorney to end the 10-year mou-s of various extramarital with Burton's heavy drinking chial condition. He talked b)- ,, marriage in the court at Berne, affairs. he telephone with M Miss Taylor, Taylor, a and an incident Switzerland, where they make Liz once declared of Burton, presented two local women with spokesman said, but she did not their official home. "1 love hint enough to stand by jewelry, rush to his bedside. — Sen. Jacob Javits, R- says for t which e companies are wi . Simon Clears 1st Hurdle WASHINGTONt API The Senate FInance Qinznit tee winousiy çwoed he E. Simon to succeed Geege Sbultz as secretary ci the — bdny t rkxnuta boa of William 'lb. Senate is expected to cutllnn the 'nba lion early nut week. mon, a former New York LnTes2ment beaker, has been serving as depu ty secretary ci t he trey and a1 as the nation's e'z- chid. WASHING'lt)N tAP! The Republican National Qinmittee is r'meItln4 amid strutg Incbcabocts th ttrtisan cocwnittee Is moving toward taxpayer financing of the predenLiaI nominating cutvuibons. In a e4ude to tnda 'a meeting. committee 1xznWrs were entertained by President Nixon at a White House recepticm flzirsdiy night. In a laid speedi. Nixon predicted t he GOP would do — at a better in November than it dM1 this sprwg in five special t cresslonal election, four of wttkb were won by . The convention finxig ç*qxa1, rr%-raled . Is newbat suprng in new of general cbon by irt kadi to financing of election. The ropoaal was con sidered a hkdy topic of disca by the tutk&l ccrmjttee Tbw*lay I V. Price Control Battle and WASRI4SGIU\ 4AP; Trç ate Rbl Democrats haw accused om a Democra tic dirt to cu*te President Nixon s — e anher ci playing poLitics I. - trol authority to con - - lay e try The Rapthbcaits M1 tke Dena r'vk !r b!inn.g cir'.,ed iatk con th' ter b) aa)- .g the G4J? wazts L' The temrs able to say the torr&tkctced Qrt didn't Ni autu*ty to curb nng pnc give Pei be — t - I d*ng Lvi Elt said in w at of the ci that n Üw rstrd requiring bith on cu — if - j and re'we4ed thet the legke state t on Jack - thti direc, si 0Cea! cea r Qe'ed the bids azd he d ao to a tau req*tng them. .&te, Crm - - from us," he said. The Talla hassee Democrat said he thou,,ht some for-m of duce the present 10-mill limit on the school tax rollback i.ro- property taxes for schools to posed by Gov. Rubin Askew eight mills—saving home. would be passed by the Ieglsla. owners $2 in taxes for every Lure as well as raising th e in. $1,000 in assessed valuation. tangibles tax exemption to The state would replace the $20,000 $114 million in revenue lost by home said the legislature local school districts, Askew would probably enact the roll- said _________ ___________ ____________ __________________________________________________________________________________ ________ I ,1 __________________________ _ ___ _____________________________________________ _________________ _. ___________ __________ ______________ ________________ ______ _____________________________________ _________________ _____________________ _____ ________________ ______ _ _______ ffi~ __ ________ / = ,_____________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________ __ - .44 COLOR PRINTS _____ I / ______ ____________ _______________________________________________________ _______ ,skew has proposed that a conr.titutlonal amendment re- wise, lawmakers might get into a tax relief frenzy, he said. After passing the ;ppropria- _______ ________ __ _____________ — - i V k -., _______________ -) - :I " 1 . .— 2 BIG 99. . *OR _. - _k,~_-.,_ ---.-.- _____ ____________ ____________ COLOR * ________________ ______ ____ _________________________ _________ - TERRARIUMS MADE BY CLASS Mrs. Dianne Pare at Casselberry Elementary School learned about the eco-system by making terrariums. Mrs. Pare watches as Raymond Matlock (left) and Joey Conwas', both of Casselberry, put final touches on their work. FIRST GRADE students of _____ ______ . 1 . VIII April 26 Advance registration must be Training Center Hand with special numbers by jazz and rock combos, 8 pm., Altamonte Springs Civic Center, Magnolia Drive off Maitland Avenue. Opened to public under spensorThip of Altamonte Springs Recreation Dept. ('lass, 8 pin. and advanced group, 9 (Jill * OUR GUARANTEE HAS NO FINE PRINT If anything you purchase doesn't measure up to your expoctations, let us know. We'll make every effort to correct what Is wrong. If we can't, you 11 get a full refund or adjustment... without a hassle. You must be utis fled. .count on us to make you happy. io C-6 •'.)r1l 29 Alcoholics Anonymous — closed meeting, Holy Cross Episcopal YOU MUST BE SATISFIED. Church Parish house, 400 Magnolia Ave., 8-9 ' i- . . COUNT ON US TO MAKE YOU HAPPY! - - Hg ___1 - zq _ _- 1.. _-' - %'j' — per. far r - her , form of Jan. " Ball So Long, Streakers Steel 0 Via MaRS2AP % 44 '.t 1i Mitchell anti Stamis, who left mm and (tue women sZed A Ird I"ret WTUtr the Nixon administration it TAGS. N.M. APi the fu of .ktst N. Mitchell aid lived inCVUJj4jflied sequest- early 1972 to run the President's or James Dibn-Janes rIaiaic,' It Slans touley, U'yn$g raUoP, received the ease with re-election campaign, are 's' Sireaku*, it sa be is considering a requestto determwe tht IIt LheS final words f rum the L'accUsed of cttnspl ri ng to derail A kesznan for Florida gone the way of all flesh. mail ci his Stainless steel wtI Prd ___ Nitti cked prtcr .- 'Ibese men, a Sec-un he one tit first çes to Florida farcan. "It seems to base died an and Exchange t. r, c'a—i are "l:ar5 'J dtfeadars $'mnmm'¼LOn ir estigation tf OIth. t3ttt5, says the lid was a of giving (abe tvtor 011 id L Jciton, financier Robert L. vesco m etn 1IXtd there. lb. US Ddnc't C1 jury, &Ta'id 3W)'. not just public safety t the Unimt' eietime-.)lt:)' UperietCt tuft for his secret $0,00o cash Dwbng-Joes said be was befl )(*i ye done it ce )QU the &St to be prtseed th Just bUt seILt 'It became of __________ 1114117 WieS." (ttflbutm to the Nixon can' awakened before dawn xtqy mindY °" done day by a ie* call from a criminal charges against ybd threes no need to do it Y lllas riio or for merrs of 'l' ___ miwr diateed tncether Litf ' saia wi t An informs survey of more." esm Mike Be**- bw tic' Citr*t th couflit) tstryaes where few weeks d and l*'tt CMItS 01 Jack. li Tt4 ld dehbraUorti q*nt fT duie of the buff &' hois Th'rs4a) p.stirr. The's are each chatd .t i be of the craze, s&fle, F, no'.er of Teri . iic a a d.t reü.rs paraded their vax-es MatLbew's Zi, who WIth $ix sep-rate C'(4Wtt.S ( per t. ; twws the practice of dastuag b' the hondeetIs the Uerizeri steel T t rem. iesn to tiew the Goorpi recrd Be said Mrs. Bet: ked bun der of 1. it i3 the perjury rharges wsI 14t as buua 11110MIL I,Sft on Mait " wtuch Wing emphasized his to mail ---I vi the es ta y ,', A so US. ta-e ie rraw-s r he I.f.Ji n-1t 4in rrng 4 1.4tfngow'Bt to the bx&s in nc tir 'he Acsderny Av— Ms decriled wtwthr cuyth j'i)' concludes either ___ 1tS 4ho m-eaay, atrhem, state Dabng4ours said the cvial aftk L 'lefemiant bed it nmst also wroik 1W rion ts.tatxes arid Vaixan Qty. Mrs. &?tZ oral Matthews fid n du der $11) they !sed, e _ J"''' Mk aer "We neer really tsaStncd orhorses a. peoia is one ___ .aj in sat óown, 'tit' P1 I the cxm- l* dl the top of in VaSP ud we ad It the first pi, chotes a çikctd ___ cheWs Lawyer. Peter Flr-mog a". %I so I (U1U Uy were ii * f57y d* al t* i7L 3 a '' Q~l Jr. immedattiv ask,,Li B. JIM ISILLSE )-)ert Doug Wm*. a Princeton underte. i'J — - Taos e ties "'. ,. s ,,, testinony belcee a twice, s _- m i - the pin I . :_ — - Don McLean, the writersinger who took American Pie the kitchen and Into the ' out of - e - J M FIELDS INSTALLMENT ACCOLINI USED FXCLUSIVELY POR MAJOR AP°LIANCE PURCHASES At FlU Campus MitchellStans Jury Deliberates Top 40, will be at Florida Tech University April 27 for an evening concert. The talented McLean, who has been described by (dow artist Pete Seeger as "the minest singer LIfld songwriter I have met since Bob Dylan," will appear at 8 p.m. in the FTU Village Center Assembly Room. IN?N11w~1fivit. ,~ Where 10 go for all the information you nt'ed about your new cornBEA HUGHES 8319212 Sanford SANDRA RAWLINS 834-92)2 Ca iselberr y I ;IDNEY THOMPSON 834-9212 -, --------- ,~,~ __~'~ I __ - Altajnonte Springs , — - - ' , " e . wg w- r . SHIRLEY MILLET 8349212 Forest City HILDA RICHMOND 661- $867 oe:tona 'I emeLti FE S J ~ -- irfc nri d logo UZI must be acted on first. )ther. SAN FRANCISCO IAP) young black men who fit one of "there will be no lessening of constitutional limits as de. -) Police tactics of stopping young two composite sketches of the our efforts to apprehend the scribed in Judge Zirpoli's blacks on the streets of this city persons police believe respon- killer or killers." dee." in a fruitless search for the siMe for the random, unpro. Zirpolt's injunction Prolubts The injunction also forbids killers of 12 whites have been yoked shootings of 18 whites 4' stopping or searching an.one police from keeping for longer ordered stopped by a federal since last Novemoer. Six of the solely because he "appears Pine Crest School than 60 days interrogation judge. Police said they would vcftjj i h Court ved. b within the so.cailed ptOfiIe registration for first grade and cards made out on the blac ks abide by the ruling, but cotitinSpeaking of the new police The order said police must have whom ouicers ttiougttt required kindergarten, 2 p.m., school ue their manhunt. guidelines, Zirpoli said: other independent evidence more library. Parents bring proof of I l'4I es Only hours after police had - _,~_ _. "While the immediate pr Indicating the man may have Under than Casual ("5Th)rnng child's birth and imthe latest police guideissued revised guidelines which sure of wholesale stops and in- commit ted a munizatlons. Not necessary to lines, the cards were to be would have oil back on the discriminate searches may Police Capt. Charles flax-ca, bring child. Must be Sb)' Jan. 1, , Op in i on UNDER FULL SAIL sealed after $0 days arid meiamber of searches in their have beer. withdrawn, the dan. the irspector directing the In- tarwd for four 1975, to enter kindergarten; 6 t )'CS 1fl3i1Vd Zebra manhunt, U.S. ger of repetition has not nec-es- veitigation, said. lb. A LIFE-SIZED replica of Sir Francis Drake's enter first grade. TALLAHASSEE. Flit. lAP) 0111)' being destroyed. District Court Judge Alfcmso sarli) been removed" He said thing we have changed is w ho 'Golden Hinde' passes benea th the familiar — The Florida Supreme Court May 8 issued a temporary in- the injunction was still r.eces. will be stopped and questioned The NAACP and the AmenTower Bridge by London harbor during a test has changed an opinion because jpi j Sanford Business and tm against them Thin's- sary "in the UtCres1 of public and who won't be stopped and can Civil LiberU.s Union had law. run. The authentic reproduction is preparing it overlooked a 1972 Professional Women's Club, day. trannuiliti'" questioned. filed suits challenging Mayor The new opinion also drcpped dinner-business meeting, 7 for a transatlantic voyage to San Francisco in By that time, searches had Nevertheless, the head of the "We will co..tiiaje our Oper- Jose* AlioW's April 17 stopcriticism the court leveled at p.m., Cavalier Motor Inn. Dist. been performed on about 600 Zebra investigation vowed ation Zebra, szaymg within the and-sear'h order, October. the legislature in February. 5 Director Ruth Loveless will Wednesday'.-, 7-0 decision did install officers. not change the basic part of oll opinion—that a poor person could not be jailed for failing to pay a fine if the sentence is to either pay the fine or go to jail. SAN FRANCISCO iAPi Speak= $ I Miss hearst's Wednesday be still believes his day before a federal grand Iule)y nohsh of me to W e doet mean a damn thing as The original opinion said the Whatever Patricia Hearst 533'S that kind of rejection in a as what Patty really is, and statements on the tape. Weed daughter has been brain. which is looking in:o that bank legislature had not confronted or does while she is with the winal way, and the same goes as far as what she really wants said: washed, the problem of allowing inrobber3. Four aHed SLA Symbsce Iãbendwn Army fo fj," to do." "Now that may be simple Miss Hearst, who is wanted members have been ch3rged in stailment payment of fines as 'cloe.i't mean a damn thing." --Tr,e oWy thing were cvn. p the court had suggested. HeaM 20. whom the cuercicc. It may be brainwash- on a M,000 material witness it, 11. S. Ally James L &owm her fiance saM ceritU about is her safety," SLk claiTr,s to But Wednesday's opinion kdpetJ on 1g. It may be just some severe watrant in the April 15 robbery trig Jr. declined to cot on (e Steven Weed, whom Miss Weed said, disorientation so that of a San Francisco bank, said how Mt.cs hearst's new deciara' noted that the 1972 legislature Feb. 4, called her piamnts the Hearst labeled her "u-fiance," "All I am really trying to "pig Hearsts" in the latest tape, she thinks this is the only way cm the tape she participated in lion 'night affect the jury's in. repealed the law effective a "clown" and is that wbat- denied sbe had beenbr. s&a going to get out of this," the holdup willingly. vestigation. 1, 1973. a tape recording received tqw she does, wltevrr she asj and said she was a Her father, San Francisco In another development, two Cynthia Garvey, 23, and JaExaminer editor and president young women activists op. net Cooper, 2, ref used to testify Wedneay, said In an inter- says, as long as she's in the member of the 'p.te's view Thursday 'it would be abRan!olp A Hearst, said ('ared under subpoena Thurs- before the grand juryof these peie really my" Mclean Concert '-' TAL1AHA, Fis. (AP) Easte ranwnt cd t!rlIIu' without i1s on the ri!l work, state Adr ercraI F.rt E1i said today EDDIE (;Au.AGIIE1( ___ Court, Sanford. Co hostess, April 30 Conversational Spanish, 1:30Mrs. Fred Harris. 3 p.m., each Tuesday through April 29 June 18. Call Seminole Junior Sanford A]-Anon Family College Adult Education for Group, Holy Cross Episcopal reservations, Church Parish Reuse, 400 New Boy Scout Troop 508, Magnolia Ave., 8.9 .m. 7:30 p.m., Sanford Christian seeks Church, Airport Boulevard. First Session Open to boys 11-18 Beginner's Dog Obedience Lyuin High School PTSA, Classes, 6:15 and 7 p.m in East Wing of Maitland Civic Center, 7:30 p.m., school auditorium. Election and intal1,ation of off 17-92 on Lake lib', Maitland. officers. Fashion show refresh. ments by home Ec Dept. ' __ Building Without Bidding -- _____ meas- was about to be taken away nient, ______ _________________ ___________________________________________________ hinit by statute rather than "The homestead exemption adopt a consitutional amend. almost [lurch Cornelius, 107 Highland P011*C6 Ha!!' 'Zebra' Hunt 'Tactics ys wages and prices. - • Republican lawmakers p Despite Patty 's Talk Fiance Backs Her National GOP Meeting Ii legislature would act 09 other tax relief measures such as a 20 per cent rollback in the limit on scholli property taxes and an increase in the intangibles tax ure onto another piece of legis- back of the school property tax homestead exemption was that lation. Build ng, First Street, Sanford. Sanford Senior Citizens p.m.; overnight bus trip to For" Friday, 9 a.m. to Lauderdale for Jungle Cruise Saturday, a . m , to i p.m. and dinner. Visit lion Country Norman de Vere Howard Safari and Flagk'r Museum. Chapter United Daughters of Take bag lunch and meet at Confederacy, at home of Mrs. Civic Center at 9 a.m. - YORK (AP) N.Y., the federal government should ban manufacture of large luxury cars beca use they consume too much gas. .avits, who ives a 1973 Ford Mustang, says, 'Ibere seems to be a reswnption of the appetite he large cars th automobile going along th The govertunent should not allow It to continue." Javlts made his cunments Thureday during an energy conference sposani by the Regional P'ian ACIa&m and the State School of La bor and industrial Relations. NEW - crazy," he added. so quickly on the Rummage Sale sponsored by d an 30 Sanford Garden Club, Woodruff April 29 - - I Senate acted ___________ ____ (I ía t ... Javits: Ban Luxury Cars . - he said. - __________________________________ couple more weeks before the ç election year, -The psychology of this is __________ Hut Ilorne said it will be a Seminole Calendar I survived NEW YORK tATh t.Xtors hoped Henry Fonda could be released from tenox Hill Hospital today 1oaowir his treatment for exhaustion. Fonda. 68. collapsed in his dres room at the Helen Hayes Theater Tuesday night after a performance of his oneinan show "Carence Darrow." Mrs. Fonda said her husba nd "realty isn't sick They put him in the hospital because that's the only place you can keep tim quid" r this ________________________ that tile appi-cpriations bill Head Plantation. and on the In- came a land of large plan- nits" L'11 Z An - Patriot - property taxes, which could mean an up to $100 saving for homeowners over 65. 1)isabled PefSfl5 also were given the $10,000 exemption across the board, and ¶'N - -; Y. - i p ______________________________________________________________________________ measures by the legislature un. breaks, which is import I orne e n C succm in tac til near the end of the 1974 S05 "You always hold back the tax goodies," he said, adding ____ ---------- % ~_ hlmlkrn Head Island was dis- 7,500, want "to keep a balance damage to the wildlife, the covered by the Spanish in 1521 between retirement, resort, s I -' 1. - , lions act, the lawmakers know age of any more tax relief have in order to give tax emption for senior citizens on wildlife." edsotherewilibeonly minimal . ___ - - Tax Reli* ef Bl's I I Act' on __________________ firms. J (API school taxes to city and countV he competes in advertising contest, lie t ook first place in district and state contests to 'i%ifl the honor. (ar was clot-ted a votiu, delegate by Florida DE('A and tis a runner-up in state letroleumn Service Station competition will be a stand-by 01 mn1wt, at the national lie' s the son of 1r. and Mrs. Robert Held of 2464 - . family, and my people" .i-" ' f'Ia. Senate bill this week extending the $10,000 homestead ex- Amelia Dr., lAingwo(xi. Eddie iA mll represent Florida 1)ECA s ________________________ ________ -_ --- The sun of Mr. and Mrs Eddie Galla gher Sr., of 205 _______________ _________ I. I rocketed. luded re I .-' - TA LLAHASSEE, -Floridians ,shouldn't look for how much of a cushion they will smn, Senate President Mall(r', Ilorre says, "We're holding up the nthsr for psychological reasons," home, D-Tallahassee, said ii an interview Thursday. The legislature approved a - s . yein was an environmentalist kind, and the sea. and later cha , rtercd by British other full-time residents. We lie said. "and as far as I am three %cars." she said. "and it One of th e new residential de- Capt. William Hilton, who want th is to become, as near as concern ed the changes have is a unique way of life. I was in wi th the South Carolina Heal th been for the benefit of me, my Atlanta recently, and the traffic Department. is one of the men velopments is called Hilton named it after himself. It be- possible, a normal commu- — tion Clubs of America i National Career l)cveloprnnt Confer,encein('hk'ago, April 28-May 2 L&•iving Saturday mourning for Mc('oy Jetport are .students ,L.tie Gallagher Jr. and (;Llry Davis and DE cocurdinator .tway from (he to island r keries where wildfowl breed then land costs have 5k)'. ________ _____ __ _______ ______ changes in the past few years," 1eb hlopt' and Mamie Ftsenhower have received American Patriot awards from the Pittsburgh Committee of '76. Hope, who'll he 71 next month , was on hand Thursday night to receive the New Constella ti on Award in recognition of his service in entertaining troops at nearly every U.S. military base in the wor ld. Mrs. Eisenhower, widow of the late President Dwight I). Eisenhower, was given the Molly Pitcher Award . It was accepted In her behalf by Maj. Gen. Fred Davison, commanding general of the U.S. Army's Washingt on In the first Patriot Award Ceremony in 1973, the awards Julie Eisenhower f or President and . the DECA I Distributive Educa- _____________ _____________ room, and motel. "There have been some big - — I _____________ ______ _____ Attending the conference will will be 2,000 students from have three representatives of throughout the United States. the 13 rookeries that remain A tract of slightly more than along the eastern seaboard: 1.2 acres in the Hilton Head and to protect Whooping .afle Plantation development will •' Pond, another wildlife s sell from $15,000 to tuary. ____________ ______ There is then the cost of _VVID $ 4 structing a home. çt island is dotted with 10 I I jlf courses, tennis courts, ridIt was once said that if a per. irig stables, numerous swim son had to ask how much a WHERE THE 3 SIDES MEET muing pools, and several chil- would cost, he couldn't afford I muds Ha stient works in one dren's playgrour.ds with (t'e live on Hilton head. cspe,'iallv in contrast to Hilton the e'colctgy of the island " '°' U' th.' t'clsvt' sh'ps at Ilarber 1k' i c'ttiltt'd ut Ut initial liii, Fraser said, the devel. lkd It is [ike l iving in a small into the natural backopers 'iowa, and her husband is with developblend autiful planning stages of new but what a be of (lie island, which has a town, _______ Bob Hope, Mrs. Eisenhower PITrSUR('1fl AP ___ 1 ______ owner of a small grocery, pool possible chang "1 _______ I _______ ________ cause WASHINGTON tAPI Atty. Gen. William 13. Saxbe's controversial remarks may not be as frequent as th ey 'nce were, 'ihlic nfriioin. siv Sixho's _-_ In Chicago Leg i sI a t u re S live Education program rears _ _ ________ _______ _____________ - _____ '. _________ WAShINGTON (APi A new government research leant is up for a year-long effort to measure th e walls of secrecy in the federal bureaucracy. The Freedom of Stud Unit intends to produce th e most detailed analysis of government information policy ever developed, its director, Jerry Clark. The team's recommendations, "heduled for completion in June 1915, could influence legislation and regulations how much the public Ic entitled to learn about the land and to prohibit any con- _____ I Com pete Imnan Ifilgh School Distribu- It was captured leave untouched a large marsh- by Union forces Nov. 7. 1861. ___________________________________________________ T_ South Carolina coast, has become a retirement paradise, a (:::: outpost during the Civil War: to World War ______________ the , Hig h From Lyman _ _________________________________________________________________ Island, a 42-square-mile, slioshaped slstMwe of Arnold, steps were tations, and then the target of ta!tcr. "protect th e nearby the urcatest amphibious oper. of Ft Mitchell, a Union anon in izitinary nistory prior to ruins ?A _______ ____________________________________ HILTON HEAL) ISLAND, - ORLANDO * PARKW000 PL4ZA OPEN DAILY 9 A,M.-1O P M OPEN SUN 11 kM-i P.M. ORLANDO * HERNDON PI.AZA OPEN DAILY 10 A M 10 P M. OPEN SUN 11 A . M.-7 P. M. WINTER PARK * 501 N ORLANDO AVE OPEN DAILY I AM 10 P.M. OPEN SUN 11AM.7PM ~i ~ �_______ M -- UJ 0 k - I [[Ti.. I !.- PU !. 4JIL - J. •_ p, v.i4s - -t .- t 1.8 M 4A-The Sanford Herald Friday, April 26, 1974 Welfare Editorial How Misleading Politns ii? Are ___. . ____ Nor is their an attempt to enlighten those being polled as In politics it is the business of to why the Growth Coninittee the minority to oppose and Rep. Favors such a tax. Under those Lew Earle, the House Minority condltlutb Use un1y MI JI isui Leader, obviously knows his thing about the response as business, that .06 of those polled said they He also knows how to word a would favor a Personal Income questionnaire so there is no way Tax. in the world he won't get the Another question asks: "Do answers lie wants to hear. Just you believe Florida chould build tile other dab, for instance. Vol. a ne $30 million skyscraper 2, 2, No. ? of Rep. Earle's capitol building?" Here again Newsletter came across the we have a question that is at desk. We've be shuffling it best superfluous and at worse ackandfortheversince...both misleading. fascinated by its contents and There's no was' a majority of bored by its conclusions.. its the people of Florida or any only saving grace that . other state is going to approve Earle chose to gibe us the the building of a $30 million benefit of the wording of his skyscraper capitol building questionnaire rather than when supermarket prices rise rr.il1c k frt' rv s r of lesser Integrity he could very the politicians in the countr> , _________ ____ ° • ____ _______ _______ . _____ :- II-k _______ . ______ _______ 2 ______ "He says he just wants to be one of us lambs pasture!" in your - i i the aned flavor and iiiuch of U BRUCE LIIUSSA1 The Ileraid.Service A record nq number of the more intimate teaching titat American youllis, more than could mean so much to eight million, are in the colleges Bad news is really piling up American students. Pinched by today. But since 1969, the ~, I ' ' / - - -. . ~ .1 . will Be Appreciated -j 1~t.5;1J. S, k I ,' I. , I "'. 'i,, . ! . I ~ . , :- . 1t" ..r~,;I lawyers. So there's a bright side to According to Arthur Bitch everything. And that gift of President Nixon's tax lawyer, $134,O(Xl would certainly be the President may no have to appreciated by the American Pay any taxes at all on his 1974 public. Income, or very little n taxes. The reason Is that, although Research never ceases in the Mr. Nixon has agreed toy the tooUaste industry, We've t entire IRS assessment of some fluorine toothpastes, baking 76,00U on his income for the soda toothpa;tes, flavor ed and years 1969 through 197 the griped toothpastes, wh:tening, statute of limitations has run brightening, cavity-fighting out for 1969. toothpastes. What could be Thus the 1969 part of his nett? payment, which accoimts for Would you believe the bulk of his tax bil l, could be massularia acuminate? Or considered a gift to the Fegara za.nthoxyloldes' govenenL The IRS allows a It seems that certain wooden tazpayertodediict such gifts up chewing sticks used widely in to 50 per cent of his adjusted Africa for cleaning teeth gross Income: conta'n substances that inhibit This meana that if the dental caries. That finding was President earnsas much in 1974 reported by microbiologist as he did In 1973- 1250,000 in Memory Elvin-Lewls of the salwy &W expense account Wa3hington University School plus $1000 from oier sources of Dentistry in St. Louis at the he could deduct $134,000. rieiiL 52nd general session of "The man Is entitled to the the International Association deduction," says Bitch. for Dental Research in Atlanta. In addition to this, the Dr. Elwin-Lewis and her Presidentcouldwr1teoff$32,0G. husband, Washington in interest on his unpaid back University Uology professor taxes, $5,OQ0 in interest on Walter H. Lewis, have been mmrtgages and other loans, studying African chewing $2 0 in property taxes and sticks since 1970. The Herald Services I <-::' :1 -. N - *i .. ,/,3__, % . - - 4,;., A. - , - - ______ .' ______ / $ S '" Ai . ;. .I 1 • - .' . 1. : T .•- - i'; '' ______ , i ____ ., % - %. . 1_ i__I - - 'ffjj'' "P'" ._i - • ., .. . ' I . - ' • - ' '71' S - . • a". S ' ' . - 'a The Rites of Spring Our County's Legis/a tors Suite 9 Tallahassee, Fla., 32304 Post Office Building Winter Park. Fla. 32M House of Representatives Washington, Vice Fechtel Jr. Rep. 34 th Dii Mailing: P.O. Box 14 Senate Tp.11ahassee, Fla. 32304 , Leesb • House of Representatives Tallahassee, Fla. 32304 U.S. House W. D. 'Pill" Gunter Jr. ______ or House of Reprosentativea b. C. 20515 or ____ __ or State Housa Eugene Mooney Rep. 33rd P.O. B ia Fen Park, Fla. 3273(1 MIling:250E.MerTittIlIand Causeway or _____ Merritt Island, Fla. 32952 or urg Lori Wil n S'n. 16th Senate Office Building Washington, D. C,, 20515 Bill Chappell 238 Federal Bldg. Ocala, F1.. 370 House of Resentafives Washington, I). C., 2I)515 Lawton Chiles The Federal Building Lakeland, Fia., 33801 or U.S Senate Senate Office Building Washington, D.C., lS P.O. t'I,do, pi, 302 Edward Gtrney S 000NESBURY by Garry Trudeau TI :,tirtir er:iI __ ----,- --- - WFELI ,w 11 i_i t* M7647E . 4V A.- -U twtr C1 ' 5" - - / S I - .. -.-. '' . ,,,,, i-i ~ , 60- ROBERT C MARKEY Mvrt.iing Oirr lor r- SU$SCRIPTIO$ RATES H rn Cr4ov.ry. 5k Wk, $3M • M". Sid -20 o Mois, B t Frd. Sar, M H O*iiv*fy AI O'iicM&i. 12 th* $1420. 12' 5 - - - - . . A - I__ ' ,. , WAYNE 0 OO'LE AASOCISfe Ph$Nf TOM AIX ENS I S ,----- -ill-11- 300N.FRENCHAVE. SANFORD. FLA TELEPHONE M3411oqfl1.m .. ', I VM.d rutg,,11*thci$., tv.l .3 I Wal lace Backers Meet . I jj ; ~-- .• I: H f :i I : • timidation. Congress for more money. Some of Hoover's top aides, testified Huston, had wanted him It's almot a sure thing that teen-age Informers on college campuses. At first, Huston use to by Winter, welfare, in par. refusedtoemployanyoneunder2l.But "afterthevotingagewas ticular its major program, lowered to 18 by Congress," said Huston, "Hoover permitted FBI sistanc to Families with pendent Children (AFDC), will campus informers to be lowered to 18." Hoover apparently felt anyone old enough to vote was vld need more funds to mae k it enough to spy. through the fiscal year which Some of Hoover's aides were privately skeptical of the old ends June crime fighter's grasp of revolutionary activities, IliLston told the Inevitably states have under. L1'd llt;rcr t. stiiiited their welfare ciu1uttk-e. III' id t he (!1dcnt F BI aii1 sivriding for the year ahead an d ORI.ANDO.F'la. AP) A democratic grass roots confer. ence is schelulej to open here today organized by loyalists of Alabama Gov. George C. Wallace and designed to bring middle class strays back Into the party Fold. The two-day session will include discussion on the election of delegates to the national grass roots con. %enhi on in Kansas City in December, according to con. chairman Yale Whi&'n of Tampa. Proposed democratic party rules for the selection of delegates to the 1976 presidential nominating convention will also be taken up. "We want to bring back those that bolted from the democratic party, middle class Americans driven out by the liberals," said Whidden. Teachers Group Expelled I IN(ui( didn't understand the difference between the Communists of the Al' '1 fi i).dc ('uunt C1&o(flii Teachers Aswiahon has been expelled from the Nadonal '30s and '40s and the present-day revolutionaries." Huston testified that, before Hoover scotched the secret tributes about half of the scheme, federal intelligence agen cies plotted the housebreakings inevitably HEW, which Education Association for merging with a rival teacher's 'rganiz4ition, officials announced. NEA president Helen Wise said the local group, representing, concedes" that it violated na ti onal NEA policy. The Dade group joined last winter with a local of the American Federal of Teachers, wtich is affiliated with the AFL-CIO 4 . federal-state welfare cash pay. and other criminal acts without concern for "the exact lines to be ments, has to scramble up to or f or "their legality." Capitol Hill to ask for a supple. "There was never a discussion," he added, "as to limiting the mental appropriation, activities to foreign inspired activities." In other words, relates That isn't happening in 1974. th e topecre'. summary, Huston "assumed the group would deal For th e first time in 22 years, with both foreign-inspired and purely domestic threats to national spending on welfare will be than estimated for the fiscal security." A mysterious "NSID4" plan, mentioned in the swnmry, year. Last month the President would have allowed federal agents to listen in on "communication announced a bout U00 mi llion of U.S. citizens using international facilities." This presumably would go unspent in the total means wi retaps would have been permit ted on overseas phone w elfare budget. calls. According to Robert There was talk, too, of mail covers to develop foreign in. More Evangelists Jailed , JACKSONVHLE, Fla. (AP? Wi th the num be r of .I5'SL follosers in jail on the increase, police cleaned up ill ilI city jail today for use if necessary, Fourteen members of 'lie Christ Is The Answer - traveling sect were arrested at the Gateway shopping Carleson, IIEW's Lonunissioner telligence in the United States. But Huston Insisted this might f welfare, that amounted to a "en&ail the identification of contacts of Soviet bloc intelligence savings in AFDC of $67 million sources," In other words, the mail cover might Interfere with u.s. from originally anticipated informants. spending and another $592 The idea of breaking Into foreign embassies to steal their million that was taken out of the codes was proposed by the former National Security Agency boss, draft of the f is cal 1974 Mm. Noel Gaylor, who is now U.S. military commander in the budget in anticipated savings dfic because of management "Huston said that NSA (Gaylor) wanted the FBI to conduct changes. surreptitious entry for foreign cryptographic material," states And for almost the first time the summary. "Hoover didn't because of risk." since the program began in FOOTNOTE: At the NSA. a spokesman declined comment, center Thursday. They joined 100 jailed Tuesday after arrests at the same place. All are charged with loitering. Correction officers reported the young people watched television, sang and used recreation facilities of the minimum security facilities where they are housed, " They could walk away from Fairfield House (a workrelease facility for men), but they don't show any desire to do so," one police officer said. "They are Just as happy as CtIfl be. Police said other members of the tiny sect have been preaching, praying and reading their Bibles at the Huston, now practicing law in Indianapolis, also would not shopping center, but arreA3 are made only on specific 1938. the administration's budget for fiscal 1975 called for a drop in AFDC costs over the previous year. The budget calls program next year, down $14 go by the Secret Service...Ex-Attorney General John Mitchell's million fron fiscal 1974. tax returns show he is living on Income from his former law firm, At the end of December, which removed his name from the door but is cont1iu1ng to pay 10,814,000 people were receiving him. Mitchell, in turn, is paying the bills of h is separated wife, AFEXI ail. Mkrtha, including her telephone bills which run several hundred That was down 342,000 people dollars a month..,Watergste Sen. Edward Gurney, R-Fla., now on In just nine months and 255,000 the receiving end of an investigation, will face a federal grard less than the total at the end of Jury In Jacksonville, Fla., on May 13. The jrosecutors will ask 1972. him to account for funds that we,e colec ted by his political This was a decrease, despite or ganisa ti on. Unless he comes up with the right a nswers, th e the fact that the number of prosecutors are consid ering charging him wi th graft... welfare recipients has been Of all the indicted Watergate defendants, the special known to Increa as much as prosecutors admit privately that their wea kest case is against 2.3 million in a single year and former lte Home aide Charles Colson. They debated up to the even though the welfare rolls Last minute whether to include him In the indlctment,s,,,The peaked at 11,156,000 in March, Marriott hotel.restajrant chain, whose founder J. Willard 1973, just nine months earlier. Marriott ran both the 1968 and 1972 inauguxals for President Although welfare payments Nixon, has removed some of Nixon portraits from Its hotels. appear to be leveling off, over- The expensive pictures had been defaced with graffiti... all f ederal family aid payments The House folding room, which Is located In a poorly lit and won't be decreasing. It Is ex. ventilated basement called "The Hole" by workers, operates in pected to be $392 billion or $60 gross violation of the Occupational Safety and Health Act which million more than was spent the Congress passed and expects commercial firms to last fiscal year. obeY. Part of the reason is that at least 25 states have increased & A 1132 41* - So IIEW took its regulations to task, rewriting a number of them and last March an. )wd new procdures. Two that made the biggest difference, said Carleson, dealt with determination of eligibility. "Under the old system, HEW had stipula ted a welfare agtnc'y had to rely on the recipien t completely for information dealing with eligi bility. The could not check wi th outside sources to verify Eligibility without receiving c-unsent cit the recipient for each ouLwie sources" said I a ur regwauons also had dated that an agency could check only if It thought the recipient's Information yr ncuinpiete. On top ef that HEW had apolicy which urged stales to have ,wilipir ap. plication forms with room mainly for a simple declaration of eligibility," said Carle. son BEORTS - Friday, April 26, 1974_M . ~ _______________________ ______ _______ I _________ 10 Turlington Gets Top Education Post Tallahassee Tally By The Associated Press For medical disability identiThursday, April 25, 1974 !ication. CS.11132395 hair and i'ALLAIIAssI;I;, Ha. (API hers starting Monday and he proceedings while facing trial clerk Allen Morris admmnisThe house Mallory. 'lo governor. Ith!ph Turlington says he is prepared to fly to Miami today on bribery, perjury and con- tered the oath. Bills passed: Public lands To require the going to "hit the ground run- to appear at the Florida Ectuca- spiracy charges. House members gave a Mourning - To authorize the trustees of the board of the rung" as Florida Education (ion Association convention, standing ovation when the apgovernor to direct the admninis- Intrnal Improvement Trust Commissioner. Askew did not attend the pointment was announced. As Turlington told the staff that trative secretary to declare a Fund to give public notice of Minutes after Turlington, 53 , tic wanted to concentrate on swearing-in held three hours the session ended, they gathday of state mourning for state receipt of an application asking of Gainesville, left his seat in policy rather than adminis- later in House speaker Terrell ered around Turlington, shook employes. 1111488 Hartnett. To the board to sell, lease or ex- the house Sessums' office just outside the his hand and sang "Auld Lang of Representatives trative details, an aide said. governor, change any land the board and wa s sworn into the Cabinet Gov. Heubin Askew ap. legislative chamber. House Sync." The Senate owns 11111031 Fulford and oth. post Thursday eveninu, he pintvd the 24-year h1oii.e ____________________________ BilL pascd: ers. 1, governor. mnomied a uumeutimig of top ;inIes veteran to (1w post about six Oil spill -- To revise current Public lands - To require his new department. hours after Floyd Christian oil spill law by creating a trust deeds conveying land sold by 1k directed them to set up resigned rather than go through mini fund to provide unlimited pay- the state, board of education meetings with other staff mew- If 0 us e mu e a c Ii mn e n t ments for cleaning up oil spills and trustees of the Internal Innin Florida watcrs, requires piovement Trust Fund be shippers carry $14 million in in- signed by officers making the PERSONAL surance and allows shippers de- transaction. 11113030 Fulford fenses in court against oil spills, and others. To governor. E ELECTRONIC US-SB132 Brantley. To house. Green turtles - To prohibit Homestead Exemption - To taking, killing or molesting extend $10,000 homestead ex- green turtles on land or within Rag. $59.95 emnption for senior citizens on one-half mile of the coastline. THIS school taxes to city and county CS-H13259 Conway, To goverWIlk $ property taxes. Includes dis- nor. abled persons as well. S112 de la The Governor FURNITURE Parte. To governor. Signed Into law: SALES Medical disability - To reFlags - To exempt U.S. and 33 1. 11101111"110" quire police officers to check Florida flags from the sales PLOSIDA CASSELBERRY y 17.92 persons who appear intoxicated tax. Sf3380 Johnson and Poston, - - , with floating decimal _________ l.EA/'tINiGTONJ 66 3 F 39995 L IS L± . 1. U 0 ~ I## ., ! ' S$ 1). _ S - 5,_ Separate Fraud Trial : **, #I Set For F. Lee Bailey JACKSONVII.LE. Fla, tAPI Tjoflat recessed the trial until - The prominent names of F. Wednesday, when the govern. Lee Bailey and Glenn W. Turn. ment will begin rebutta l. May er are no longer linked as mail 13 was set for fim ents fraud defendants, but the rca- to start. The judge said jurors sons are locked In a federal can expect to get the case later judge's file of secre ts, that week. Bailer, the Boston criminal lawyer. TliurMlay on a sev. erance from Turner, the Orlando businessman, and seven associates in Turner's cosmeti cs and motivational corporations. With this dramatic develop. mint, the seven-months-old trial suduenly catapulted to. ward a finish in mid.Ma'. The other defendants rested th eir cases without testifying. Turner and his other seven ' I - r - i J/ S _ .1 People who live up North know the value of good home insulation, How it keeps the cold out, the warm in and the heating bills down. But, what many people who Ii'e down here don't realize, is that the reverse holds true as well, Good ____ -- home insulation can help keep the heat or two. And any local insulation out, the cool in and the air condition- contractor will be happy to tell you ing bills down, how and how much, Six inches of ceiling insulation Install your home insulation alone can make a substantial difference soon. And this summer, the temperain your electric bill. Enough to cover ture won't be the only the cost of the insulation in a season thing you keep dowr1. S. -.1' J_ ':-' Insulation. Believe itor not, you need it as much dovm here Cho as theypdo0 co-defendants were seen by the . jury of eight women and four men only in films of their sales mneetins and as silent figures in th e courtroom. Three days of wrangling in secret apparently molded a deal hr which Railer was granted the separate' trial. lit' had sought it ever since a led. eral grand jury at Tampa returned an indictment charging th e nine mien in 27 counts of mail fraud and one of con. -- splrzicv one miiail fraud count tins since been dismissed. U.S District Jud?e Gerald B. ijoliam, announcing ne severante, said he and the attor. neysliadbeenworktngtoshort-n the trial. , - 'TT - ' '- - "- ' 7'O° ' S - - - ". ii-:-. / e - 4 . : - n - --,-.P r~.~_ _ ' _____ S ' 1W i , " - - Both of these requirements were dropped. The detenina. tion of ehgibiity Is to come as much as possible horn the states rather than tiough detali4 HEW regulations. CALCULATOR OR MORE (I t it 4 t W 1 -1 .Ii r I .: -1. ,W w . ..- i - Solon: Wasn't Drunk The Associated })r;sstocy told of James' son, George, 8, telling Agiculure Commissioner Doyle Conner during the presentation of a trail-ride award last weekend that his father was "getting drunk." Jam told fellow Ho use members Thursday th at it was esthat he was drunk. He said the story ne glected to not true Sl) that he caine forward to receive th e award shortly after his son talked to Conner. "1 think the gentleman from The A1 should apologize to me and my family and make some sort of retraction through the newspapers of Florida," James said. I WORLD - TALLAHASSEE: Fla. (Al) school textbook selection would have changed the bill into tant to support public dis,, ' ith an Uir lie said tIi milajur -fk that Isn't A bill requiring public offi. process, and to allow candi- one requiring secret disclosure closure, the compromises was to limit known." cials to disclose their finances dates to file for office through to an ethics commission, However, Harris sail none of the number of officials from Harris called pubic in public is expected to win petitions rather than paying a the compromises disturbed the small counties and cities who disclosure by source instead of house approval today, in its filing fee. Rep, Marshall Harris, D. basic provision that all state would have which was recomn to disclose their fiamount, third day of debate by the house approval of public Ii- Miami, sponsor of the bill, CS elected officials, top state-ap. nances. mended by Gov. Reubin Askew, House. nancial disclosure was assured for 11113481, said he was able to pointed officials, and many local "The theory is that govern. "virtually unique in this In the Senate, meanwhile, Thursday in the 77-39 defeat of defeat the Crane amendment officials, appointed and elected, went there is a pretty well country. No other legislature, committees are scheduled to an amendment by Rep. Don by offering a series of coin- must disclose sources of their known factor," Harris said. "I national or state, has ever tried take up bills to revise the state's Crane, It-St. Petersburg, that promises to l;twiiiakc'r reiucincome, arsets and liabilities, don't really think anybody gets this hind of disclosure. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. AP - Rep. William James, R. Delray Beach, says a a story on comments by his son at a legislative trail ride was "tragic, irresponsible reper. From The Mailbag Editor growth of welfare is im. 'pose cor.tributed lmmense1 The herald to pressive. HEW officials express our sincere apat. Sanford Fla preciation. Thank you. tribute it to one thing: a Dear Sir: error-checking system. Thank ou very, much for When HEW started working Ray Kammer. a welfare assisting the Maitland Jaycees with the states on President clean-up in late 1972, it found and the Orange Wheels In our IaiUamlJa'cees attempt to raise $1500 for the HEW itself could be blamed f Russ White, a lot of possible welfare errors, Northeast Winter Park YMCA Coach use in its Youth Assistance "HEW was a major eon- to Program. Orange Wheels tributor to the problem by iorgan. The recent publicity the having regulations j0tDitor that Herald published inhibited states from doing theSanford c N.E. Winter Park oncerning our came and its most effective job," said YMCA Carleson r - -'4 - complaints. comment f or the record, WASHINGTON WHIRL: Intelligence reports warn that Arab terrorists are plotting to kill or kidnap Secretary of State Henry for spending $3.9 billion On the Kissinger. Kissinger and his new wife are guarded wherever they their benefits to keep up with rises in the cost of living. Still the slow down the ,."., it-- S -. ___ -- Disclosure Law A pp roval Expected ' - ' State Senate Tallahassee, Fla. 32304 1to,*p%0A.itab, 1 . Education I Fa l U.S. President's Present Mailing: 1N. Atlantic Ave. Coco Bach, F'la.. i ,6 ,. on the educistion front in the dirnished funds from both proportion of those 18 through position to Gov. Askew and his As far as most people are United States. The numbers in government and private grants, 21 going that route has fallen administration's prrams. concerned the Legislature schools are huge, the public these schools are bound to keep from around 45 per cent to the our That would have been factually could convene at the office Of expenditures likewise. But dying off. The great publicly range of 36 to 38 per cent, correct-and completely the nearest bail bondsman. The somehow the act of it all is supported education supermisleading. questioa also carries with it Some bright spots exist. grossly discouraging - markets are in command. For instance, the first hint that the majority party is especially when set against that Experts insist levels of atSome pretty harsh things are question asks: 'Should Florida somehow behind this proposed part tainment are rising, that among of the American dream being written, too, about the Americans adopt a state Personal Income raid on the public treasury. 20 to 24 some 85 per which says Ut education is the quality of college and univerTax as advocated by Gov.' So far we've discussed only key of everything useful and sity nt ce (far more than in earlier ed ucation today. Askew's Growth Committee?" two of the questions. We don't go Mediocre times) have at least completed od is one of the kinder words some The respor_se was, of course, intend to go into each of the 22 in school. That's a big adIt doesn't augur well for us, critics apply. Thousands of high predictable. Who in the hell detail in this space, an but we'll either at the leadership level or "teachers" seem just a jump or ' favors another tax! But even return to the subject again at the more general plane two Ahead of their students. Yet the grim stuff keeps more significant was the tomorrow simply because we where well-trained populace is Many students evidently are seeping out. Truancy in wording since it implies that think it is important that the counted on to enrich us with 3ni)mild!y interested In elementary and secondary Coy. Askew also favors a public know what sort of skills and guide us with learning. Th€y see no privilege schools is staggering in some Personal Income Tax when, in questions are being asked when balanced judgments and in it, though a recent dinner cities. To the large number of tact, to the best of our they are told 'mst people' companion told me ;* would cost acknowledged dropouts must be knowledge, the governor is on think this or that about one ch)ices. Private colleges are dropping him $80,000 to put his fair'sized added many of tl'iese truants, record as opposing such a tax. thing or another. away, and with them some of family of kids through college. who are pupils in name only. John Vogt TODAY I -• _____ poll shows the people of Florida appearances before Grand aiznost ui' ous in theirJuries. Sen. 17th DIs. FLORIDA Hoover Refused WASHINGTON-The secretive National Secuiiy Agency, which specializes In gathering foreign intelligence, once tried to get th e late J. Edgar Hoover to break into foreign embassies to It'a a steal th eir spy codes. WASHINGTON Th is was too much for th e Intrepid old FBI director who typical scene t his time of year: officials From the U.S. Depart. vetoed the project, according to a top-secret summary, "because ment of Health, Education and of risk." The summary digests the testimony last year of Tom Charles Welfare, loaded down with reports of assets and debits, Huston, a young White House aide, behind guarded doors of the hopping in cabs for the short Senate Armed Services Committee. The senators questioned Huston about his notorious plan, endorsed by President Nixon, to trip to Capitol liii!. Their purpose: to ask root our radicals through housebreakings, wiretaps and in- ______ 2T. d Senate #!* I -, % By MARGUERflE SULLIVAN The herald Services _____ 7.' - Sliced ;J / _____ easily have'announced that his are in jail or making regular State I, ______ PART ONE '2- - A _ _________ =jj- The Sanford Herald Embassy Project - - •4 * .' Jack Anderson Outlay _____ - - - - ;, I$ 1 �6A — TheSanfordHerajd Friday,AprH2o,1974 House - Longwood Councilman Panel Probes . . I Nixon Sues Three Colleagues By DONNA ESTES Herald Stiff Writer Tax Deductions p V, WASmNGTON(All'res executiveagencicsforpoliticai ident Nixon's handling of his purposes and two others deal for tax with the impoundment of congift of personal emerged as a ma- gressionally-appropria ted jor area of Inquiry by the House funds and the dismantling of the udiciary Committee im- Office of Economic Oppor. peachmen( staff. _____ ______ ______ _______ _______ _______ _______ ___________ ___________ __ - . _______ _____ ______ ___________________ - - r. - . - to Ex=M iami Hos etal ch's ef To Sha (1 I Stock a Mock Trial Sc h ed u led -- opens Season For City Sewer Bond charge of the proceedings ttw- t are to include a mock burglary, police interviews, and a day in court, Counts TALLAHASSEE, Fla. mAP) claims from a spill exceeded pesticides shipped into ttc To Bribery, Perjury - Senate President Mallory the $35 million, state. Horn Home forsees a tough confersaid the Senate's pasThe Senate bill also strengthArea police officers will TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) cult Judge John Rudd accepted IA)NGWOOD - A forum on planned by the city's chamber ence committee fight over sage of the bill "will probably ens enforcement of the law inparticipate in the program and - Floyd Christian pleaded in- the plea. the proposed $3.27 million city of commerce for June 6, Into a measures revise the state's put It to hotly-contested cludlag the enpowering of the nocent Friday—courtroom day—is to bribery, perjury and C'hristian appeared haggard sewer bond issue is being probably at Lyman High conference committee. I think state marine patrol to arrest conspiracy charges today - from the ordeal of the past eight open to the public. Seminole strict oil spill law. School, Rod Cable, chamber The Senate Th ursda y zip- it'll be a pretty tough confer- spillers. Circuit Judge Dominick J. Salfi one day after he resigned as days. president said, proved a bill revising the law by ence committee to be on." Shippers had complained that state education commissioner. He walked silently from a will preside at the mock trial Cable said a panel composed c ating a fund to provide the law's provisions Friday which is Law Day. The In a three-minute arraign- courthouse elevator about The House Is considering an present re of city officials: county unlimited payment3 to cover giving them unlimited liability ment hearing in the Leon Coun- feet to the courtroom door sur. mork court will be the oniv pollution , -ontrol officer, a clean-up costs of a spill in Flor- oil spill revision bill formulated in case of a spill prevented ty Courthouse, in session that day. one of Chrisi- rounded by photographers and by Rep. A.H."Gus" Craig, DSt. epresentative of the U.S. jd waters. shipment of oil and asphalt into Students with two years Augustine, that would eate a Environmental Protection By a 33-7 vote. the Senate sent Florida because they could not Kitchen, waived a reading of experience in the police ltodd Incd attor neys to tax-supported fund of $100 Agency, the city engineer and a House zi bill, CS-SB2IS, obtain insurance to cover the to take care of damages county cominissioner will which also requires shippers to inmillion cr.3e of a unlimited liability. , complainant,- wibwwa and plea of riot guilty to all of them trial date. explain all aapects of the bond carry $14 million in liability in. "The proposed law is a much and reserved the right to make pted an ifl%estIiitors. The judge also acce LONGWOOD - Longwood issue to the public. surance. The House bill's fund would superior law than we have to- future motions. Seminole County Bar innocent plea sent by mall from Utilit% Inc., a new company Under the bill, a $35 million be financed by a slightly differ- day." Sen. Robvirt Graham, DThe moderator, he said, will is Christian stood silently be- Walter Melody, a Clearwater Assxiation menibers will act formed by a group of land be a Florida Technological fund would be set up to pay off ent form of tax on pollutants Miami lakes, said during th e tween Kitchen and another at- architect Indicted on perjury as prosecution and defense developers, has taken over Un!i-ersitv professor. any claims by Floridians for shipped into the state arid would floor debate Thursday. attorneYs. torrey, Jnseph Jacobs, as Cir- charges with Christian. control of the E. E. Willi amson clear--up costs or damges have a limit of $100 million. Questions and answers will Road sewer package plant to be caused by a spill. Under both the House and permitted From the floor, he guarantee its operation, Th e special fund of tax money Senate bills the taxes would be said. collected from the shippers levied on all petroleum prodThe plant, formerly owned by In the June I I electim a straw would be allowed to expand if ucts, ammonia, chlorine. and the Trim Tic Development Co., SAMUEL AWSON IJ in Sebring, where she had N.Y.; four sisters, Mrs. Marie Monroe, died Thursday mor. ballot question will be posed to has been under tire the ls.t few Lived for the past 35 years. She Lombardo, Eustis; Miss Ram ning. She was born in Tendays by adjacent property the people on whether the city wson, 71, who was a member of Presbyterian Paino. and Mrs. Catl~erine nessee and came to tAke should continue with the sewer owners complaining of noxious system as planned. with his fath er, the late Sen. Church, Sebring Garden Club Gordon and Mrs. Grace Keller, Monroe in l9. She was a Samuel g e The straw odors. William C. Lawson, purchased and Sebring Woman's Club. all of Long Island. mem be r of Pinecrest Assembly ballot is not binding on the city and developed the Stone island Survivors include a son. Gramkow Funderal Home in of God Church. She was the wife Principals in Longwood tlwcil property east of Enterprise Ii James U. Jr., Statesboro, Ga.; charge. of the late C.R. Glies. Utility Inc. are developers Supply 1924, died April 19 in Vero siMer, Mrs. Gregg Maxcy, Cable at i city council Georges St. Laurent, George Survivors include five sons, Beach. Sebring; grandson, Floyd Nader, Buddy Duncan and meeting earlier this week said E.W. of Ohio, W.E., B.U., J.E Mrs. Ida E. Giles, 90, of Lake the purpose of the forum is to JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) Corps of Engineers to lower the he13-arn in Rural Reuval, Va., Dossey Jr., Cocoa Beach; Jamie..Farquason. and W.R. all of Lake Monroe; moved from Stone Island to granddaughters, Miss Evie edmate the people before the - Rodmian Resmoir may be pool to 13 feet if it feels the enseven daughters, Mrs. Edri Donald Jones, trustee for special election. He said a three drained to 13 feet above sea vironment would benefit. Vero Beach two years ago. He Dossey of Altamonte Springs White. Ft. Lauderdale; Stri. ThmlmcDevelopment,said the man committee consisting of level, but nolowes-, by order of " was formerly in the con- and Mrs. Mary Lou Snyder of Gussie Walter, Miami; Mrs. Rep. William Chappeli, 'GILES. MIS IDA £ Funmeal struction business in Sanford Dothan, Ala.; and two greatNational Association of Credit himself, Gene Duffey of Rolling federal judge. tie shid any Marie Bledsoe, Pensacola; soervicnforMrs Ida E GiIes,p7 Fla., has been instrumental in and war. a member of First gnmichildren. Management is handling the Hills arid County Commissioner lower level would of Lake Monroe. WhO ,MrsChristine Grow. Sliss destroy all delaying any drawdown from Church of Christ, Scientist here. TWi'Sdiy. will be helil developers' financial affairs Mike Hattawa). all chamber recreation. n'. Martha Giles, Mrs. Rosie Duff, the present 18-foot Saturday at lbrisson Funaral with svrral credits and the lirectzws, will discuss details of The order Thursday by U.S. Mrs ll Hcme *th Rev . Henry Thom as coupans has not prx't-edcd the forum it . meeting tonight Circuit Judge harvey M. J0. The reservoir southwest of Margaret Lawson, of Veto nflc'atnQ lhrt r Oahlawn Monroe; 31 grandchildren . 51 Andrew James Paino, 69, of into bankruptcy. daughter, Mrs. Memorial Park Brison in at hJuffey's home. sen supplements his order last Palatka, created in 1968, is a l3Ci*Ch; great-grandchildren and five charge the political fight over Margaret Jane Tenore, Miami; 3508 S. Park Ave., Sanford, died month permitting the Army pawn In great-great-grandchldrn, afternoon at PAINO, ANDREW JAMES— the Cross-Florida Barge Canal. stepson, Richard Twichell, Thursday Brisson Funeral Home iii FunecalmaiOor Arri'w James Hollywood: sister, Mrs. Seminole Memorial Hospital. , (h.irge Paino, 69, of 3$ S Park Ave. Judge John-en, assigned Ii) William Dawkjns, Orlando and lie was a native of New York Sanford, etc died Thursdey, ______________ handle matters perUning to Police Blotter as4 came here six months ago grandchiln ceIeat at 9 em • the 'iateriay, has ruled that day, at All Souls cath______ Memorial services were held from Cold Spring, N.Y. lie was Church Rosary wit be reCited ' Presideni Nixon lacked author- Sunday in Vero Beach. re r appliance ti ed salecman and Thursday in heu of $5-W bond RA I Jan r.da4z 7 p m toJay it Gramku.' _ Sanford ity to permanently halt a proi. . M ,"GLJ U Wil"ilUit 9-441L 01 Ali 001=1 o"IMIS Ana.X-Vel AW Funef pl Home with Q*v Patvcp on charges of reckless driving ect authorized and financed by MR J.1). DOSSEYS Catholic Church. J KCI? OfliCCtU Burial in AL Two bicycles stolen Thursday and possession of narcotics. Congress. '' Cemetery. Grikn,t Couftiry __________ Survivors include his wife from home of C. J. Banister, 207 Burglars Thursday stole thare. _____________________________ !, 4-miles West of-saftf(W-d Former Sanford rtidønt Jean Pinnnfnnb'ir-,1. kr.'tki.. U5Il i , G. 111.11 '. wortn of guns home Mrs. J.D. DOSSCy Sr died April Vincent Paino, Long Island, of Kell) Slusher, 43, of 105 Wild Mrs. David Floyd, whose County Hickory Lane. unin tentional remar ks to Jurors Sh i f Donald Raynorid Young, 18, Jewelry and food valued at resulted In a mistrial in the case of 203) Glenmount Lane and $40 stolen Thursday 'm home of her son, was released from William Harold Adams of 2712 of Sterling Copeland, 53, of 15* Florida Hospital North Acin Road, both of Orlando, Eileen Drive. alter treatment for an atute jailed Thursday in Lieu of $5,100 David Edward Byrd, 21, of "reaction to an emotional bond on charges of trespassing New Port Richey pos.. 'd $35 situation." 2 Holdups Mr. and Mrs. lien P'iley, a tPRI15, 1974 and pissessiun of narcotics. bond Thursd.aj in county jail for ADMISSIONS girl, Sanford George William Kassay of 10018 hitchhiking on interstate highMrs F)d was A Sanford man and an hed to Salt Drive, Orlando jailed Way. Sanford: hospital Thursday after Judge Orlando man were robbed DISCHARGES Thursday nighi on the streets of Walter Jenes David Strawn declared a Sanford: Mary E. Bishop mistrial in the case of her mi, Sanford in separate incidents Mary Bishop four according to Seminole County 1)ar,j), 18. charged 1.oretta Carter Wailer Jones I. OUtitS of atteimipk'd murder Ruth G. Mangsiiii Michael Kester in Si.riff , a j,uflLs. Joan A. Turner a Jan. 4 Sanford Plaza parking Roger Anthony Daniels, 19, of John J. Harrington 8:18 p.m. faLse alarm on lot incident. 1400, Persimmon Me., told harold L Scott Claude If. Roberts Markham Road and Sylvan deputies four men robbed him Viola Jones James H Burke 1:40 p.m. a call for assistance Lake Drive in Paola. Mrs. Floyd, who opefates the t gunpoint at the intersection William J. Bartholomew, Jacob J. Killian from the Midway.Caanan Happy Acres Nursery School in of 11 1th St. and Lake Avenue, Deltona John If. Erickson volunteer fire department a Sanford was declared corn- Daniels said the robbers took Orils L. Hubbell, Deltona Adrian G. Hodges trash fire on Hrisson Avenue A 1:40 p.m. trash fire In a pieteiy recovered by her doctor, $20 from him but did not harm Everett E. Maxfield, DeUona Mrs. Andrew Lyon, and boy began threatening several W00je4 Section near Rri.cson according to defense attorney him, Mrs. 1ac Jackie Harper, Lake M m Mary Town and ho;ncs No oropert damage Avenue endangered several Ned Julian. Deputies said a uung rot-her Rita M. Dawson, Deliary z.rnied with a large pipe A 430 pm. a call for homes. Brought under control Audrey 1. Densford, Orange Tommy L Brinson d-4rilI with The case was re-set for trial threatened to kill Cecil &sorey, City anistaince from j ti ry and after an h Margaret A. Combs, Deltowi fire deparin. enti'- when units fmn lake Mary jnd May 6, and wJl prompt strict 46, of Orlando it he did not hand Michael Kester. longwood Longwood cfnrcerjsent of securit thrcakatd se'urieI (itide-orod assisting, o tivt'r his wallet. Ceputics said Julia E. Schultz. Lake Helen Jot:n Dempsey, Winter Park atranements Ui guaranket the robber left Sisorey unirihomes and d1urch in were dmad. Fred M. Walbo, DeBary 9- 15 p.m—Frame house, segaraticin of JW'2I'5. witnesw Jured, but took his wallet and BIRTHS cnterprisc. Dorothy K. Bore.a, Deltona Second Street and Mi'iw'y and others luvoh'rd in trials. $10 before fleeing from the Eugene Outhiw, Indiana 1 P.M. talcc, alarm on Avenue, reportedly unac!uped, prosecutor Claude Van Hook parking lot of a bar on U.S. 17Mr. and Mrs. William lIarMm's, Eddie Wright, and boy, id. Interstate Four near SR 434. destroyed. 92. per, a boy, Lake Mary I .ae Monroe A - ____ ____________ ____________ ' I er f Hospital Notes s - - .. - w 'T ,. - ' -- -- -- - _:. - - "S . " - - #-'__-_ '. --,' - Will certainly fill considerably at tonight's season opener ill ;~.Whv TfIrrall) Action A - _ 974-7A ----- Sharks 71 8 IIEIISCUKI, NISENSON Al' Sports Writer The only records hank Aaron is breaking these days belong to hank Aaron. "I don't want to start on records again; that record business :s ovr with," baseball's all-tune home run king said after clouting No. 718 with a man on base in the seventh inning Thursday night, lifting the Atlanta Braves to a 2 victory over the Pimsburgh Pirates. That was one of six games on a light schedule. Elsewhere in the National League, the Los Angeles Dodgers nipped the Philadelphia Phmllies 1-0, the S ports The Sanford Herald aron s nk I 8th Lifts B"~ raves Over Bucs San Francisco Giants whipped the Montreal Expos 8-2 and the New York Mels downed the San Diego Padres 2. In the only American League contests, the Texas Rangers blanked the Boston fled Sox 4-0 and the Kansas City Royals beat the New York Yankees 61. Despite Aaron's protests, there may be more records in sight. His game-winning homer was his3,517Lh career hitand he ll,ir .. a sl~wt ,it second-place Stan Mu sial's 3,(30. It also was his 2,143rd run batted in, sccnd only to Babe Ruth's — remember him? 2,209, Aaron's blast came on the first pitch from Jerr',' iteuss after Darrell Evans drew a leadoff walk. It was a 400-foot dr ive over the left field fence near the spot where he belted his record-breaking 715th homer on April 8. Dodgers 1, Phillies 0 Unbeaten Tommy John, sta ked to a first-inning run, hurled a four-hitter and became the majors' first five-game winncr and the first Los Angeles pitcher ever to win five games in tile nionth of April, Giants 8, Expos 2 Dave Kingman slammed a pair of two-nm homers in support of Mike Caidwell's five-hiticr, the first complete game by a San Francisco pitcher this - was introduced as the latest of black quarterback, and Reggie four quarterbacks,,on the Oliver of Sharks' roster. Stephenson said he Is happy to be playing for SharksCloat.h He was No. 2 behind John Bud Asher, who sig ned him to hladl for the San Diego Charg- his first pro contract as a scout ers in 1967 and No. 1 with the for San Diego. Buffalo Bills the following year. year. Mets S. Padres 2 Felix Millan slapped a tie. breaking single in the ninth inning and John Milner delivered two i nsurance runs with a bases-loaded single. Winning pitche r Jerry Koosman who allowed two unearn ed runs, scattered se ven hits and struck out 11 started the uprising with an infield hit off Bill Greif. The victory snapped the Mets' three-ga ine losing streak. They had drc, ped 10 of their previous 11 games. Rangers 1, Red Sox 0 Jim Bibby fired a four-hitter and Dave Nelson, Alex Johnson and Jeff Burroughs broke i.p tight pitching duel with runscoring singks in the fif th inning off Iis ant. By winning, the amazing Range rs opened a one-game lead over the world champion Oakland A's in the AL Wes: Itoyals 6, Yankees 1 Paul Sphittorf F and Doug Bird combined on a two-hitter and Vada Pinson delivered a pafr of rim-scoring singles. The Itoyls, who collect!d just an ir,:Jeld single off Steve Kli ne over the first four inrmgs, scored three times in the fif th on Jim Wohiford's triple, singles by Pinson and Buck Martinez, a wild pitch, an error ann Fred Patek's single. - - NBA-ABA Associations Oppose All-Star Contest I A . II - 1 NEW YORK (AP) — A court sociation vigorously opposes Gate rt-cempts are to be dobattle may result from efforts any game or national teecast nated to the Na:monal Associliv the rival National and promoted by the NBA Players ation for the Advancement of -- 2 '; 0 M, American Basketball .ssoci- Association," said Kennedy. He Colored People, the United Neft ~ V ..-*-'.p.-.ations to Wock an unsanctioned indicated that league officials gro College Fund and the Edwin k .= - F May 18 All-Star game involving were looking into the possibility Gould Services for Children. '1 22 of the top players 11 from o taking legal action. The two 11-man official ros__ -;;--- each league. "We are notifying our players ters reflect a poll of NBA and 'S I ''I NAMME7. M. _i& -1 Commissioners Walter Ken- that participation wiU be in vio- ABA players to select the top - 0 :_ - -7.-- -. - ~. ,,,i' i'1 nedy of the NBA and Mike lation of their contracts," said athletes. Only center Kareem ,: - - .3 il __ Storen of the ABA said Thurs- Storen. Adding that ABA own- Abdul-Jabbar of the Milwaukee __j_4 tiay they would attempt to block ers supported him 100 per cent, Bucks dec li ned to play due to a 7 ---. ~~ -_ ___. -- - - . -. ,.~aw= the game, set for the l2,-046- Storen said he might seek a prior conimiument. _______ . " seat Civic Center in Provi- court injunction to Prevent the -; - -;_____ • (ICflCC, R.!. game. In 1972. the NBA stars, under The game, sponsored by the Television receipts from the threats of fines, defeated the NBA and ABA players associ- game, the third such unofficial ABA 106-104 at Nassau CoIlations, is to be shown nationally contest snce 1971, are to go to seum in Uniondale, N.Y. The i' 441I -- __________ on ABC TV's Wide World of the players associations to sup- NBA players won a similar _ " Sports, port the pension and injury game 25-120 in 1971 at the "The National Basketball As. funds. Houston Astrodome. __ ________ - -' ' '- .~ _~i y - ' "' •.-- ,--,ç - . -. ______ ______ - ____ . -- ____ _____ _ _ il _____________ _______ _______ Zvr ~,~ 4~--, Major League . Standings - ~_ftwi pr -.---' ' -- _____ - . . ,: i - 4 F -_ ON THE RUN SANFORD LITTLE Leaguer takes off for second base while the ball, hit Finishing Power Wins Blue Grass Stakes Judger's LEXINGTON, Ky (API A tune in his life he has finish ed Myrrh wi th 1)acby Dan Farm's bad start is no problem at all if worse than cond. se little Current, the Everglades by Alan Maver you have a good finish and Seth Everett Lowrance's Big winner, the same diitance ruincocpcs Juuger made that Latch was closest to Judger at in fourth. clear ir1 his last prep before the the Finish, but he injured his Bright View Farm's Buck's 100th Kentucky Derby. right front foot in the race and Bid shaded Mrs. William JaThe sleek son of Damascus trainer Jima Eckrosh said it cobs' ('onsigliori for fifth. almost stumbled toward the could keep him out of the DerTrailing were Satan's limIts. __t S • -. assu3IIvuIursL-lruxIlwegaLemn ty. Bold Clarion, Creole Cross, Thursday's $65,550 Blue Grass ,t the end, he was just a head Ways Wi th in, Hushongo, PunStakes at Keenelauid and after a front of brothers William and dcl1 i, heavy Mayonaise and quarter of a mile he had Just James Wilmot's Gold and Joint Agreement. two horses beaten. But after the complete l' miles, an eighth shorter than the May 4 Derby at Churchill li Downs, he had everybody beaten and his closest rival was four lengths in his wake, 'Jes "There were so many horses that if I'd have tried to go Sanford Police Department, Tut's not all: A t'Ieuth on the around, like "light have gotten alter ii eek-long investigation police learn informed lie had beat," Lallil Pincay Jr., said. of the city's fire department, found "strange looking" "And in some of his other races, whoimi they will nlav inn dnnkiw nrintc .n (st's .J •h hoof %n t;.. ,._.&s._a _r. niuu ,, uooui going basketball game Saturday at department's ladders, and between horses. the municipal stadiulnat8p.m. when be traced them back to "But I saved a lot of ground said they have uncovered the source, he found one and he came between horses several disturbing tendencies in fireman's rubber boot had been well this time," Pincay said their opponents. tecently shoed. after the favored Judger For instance: Fire Chief G.M. The policeman, who is stepped the Its titles in 1:45:15. hiarriett, who Is extremely recovering from a kick in the Flamingo winner Bushongo proud of a home garden he head, will play in the game, made the second choice n the ten1s with great devotion, was department spokesmen said. betting, also "got away Irons repot-ted:y sowing oats last It's all in jest, the pok ing fun the gate bad. He stumbled a week, hfar, -lett,who refused to at each other's department, little bit, but otherwise had no comment, acordJng to the both fire and police officials excuses," rider Don MacBeth police department, Is sup- said today, but the game will be said. posedJy planning to feed his in earnest. Proceeds 'rota the The son of Mongo, carrying men the &als in burlap bags game will go to helping seed 50 the colors of Montpelier Stable, attached to their necks if his area boy scouts on a trip to finished a disimil flti, the firsi men lose the game. Eurooc this sununer- ha ,.,,, - - . - ' " I•4 From Win Talk CARLSBAD, Calif. iAP) - Allin'ssla-under-pareff or ton Buddy AIIm, a sly, quiet, self- the 6685 yard La Costa Country East effacing little man, says he's Club course gave him a oneW L Pct. GB suprised to be leading goIrs stroke advantage over Lanny — s Loui s prestigious, $200,000 Tourna- Vadkins, who was alone in see0118 I I I" V , men, of Cliampions, onl will a V in the mild, sunny CrCaQO 6 7 467 3' And he'll be ven mare sur- weather Net', York I H 267 6: P'tt5brgh prised if he wins it. Veteran Miller Barber had a West "I don't expect to win," the 69 and was followed by a group Los AnQeles 1] S skinny, freckle-fa ced redhead of four at 70, Dave 11111, Gene HouSton 11 $ 579 2' CncnnatI 7 said Thursday after his opening Littler. John Mahaffey and left. San Fran 10 S o 3 66 had set th e pace for the field bander Bob Charles of New Atlanta 9 10 .111 ' of2Smncnwhohavewonregular Zealand. 5 Diego a Ii .300 I season tournamen ts for the last Some of the game's great Thursday's Oame San Francsc I. Montreal 7 12 months, names had their problems in P.'QICS J I. LOS 'r.Iaoesp.eia Q - sometimes players ou have here, leant however. British Open ehamNew York S. San Diego I Only Qamet Scheduled expect to win. I'd be very sum'- pion Toni Wemskopf was five Friday's Games prised ill do. All I want to do is strokes behind at 71. Johnny Cl'icago (Reuschml 001 at At to try to keep on playing pretty Miller, already a four-time winlanta (Morton 1 2). N New York (Seaer 07) at San good." ncr this seacon'anni I.i' Tr.Francisco (Bryant 00). N vino had 75s and beat only one Cnc;nnati (Gullet? 11) ,t St twin in th e field. Louis (Curtis 1 2). N Montreal (Renko I 1 at Los Jack Nicklaus matched par mom. The msocisito Press National League Firemen, Po ce I t Before Game - 1r=W&1==!k&00 ___________________________________________ '. THE WORLD'S A SET , hi J _____ _______ - -- - __ ___________ ___ ________ - 1 - Stephenson wouldn't blame eral years. He even served as a anyone but him.self, however, municipal judge. for not seeing more action In Stephenson, commenting college after starring at Pensa- Tampa being granted an NFL cola High. franchise starting play in 1976, predicted it won't hurt Jacksont' anything," Stephenson said. ville attendance. till JacksonVill is a fine footit as past experience and I'm ball city," he said. "With the looking to the fut ure." new rules and the type of offenHe is looking forward to sive game played in the WFI., battling NFL veteran John it's going to go over. Jackson. Stofa for the starting quarter- rule can hold itS OWfl." u-urn Midway 4 0 , 4 f I;'` I - , Lake Mary T ____________ lion as a Florida Gator was that derestmnicled," Stephenson hleisman Trophj winner Steve said. "I've read 'Bud Asher, high school coach. taking a pro job.' It's a little more than that. time. Ile's been involved with the A leg injury in 1969 cut short pros and has a pro background. his professional career, but he He's very knowledgable." sayi tie is in fine shape now and ned high at his playing weight of 215 school coaching, pro scouting pounds. _________ County F i re C its t ______ more success as a quarterback "The person who does tile in profemional football than he did at the University of Florida, best Job is going to play," the handsome former Macdenny, has signed to play 'i th Jacksonville Sharks of th e Fla., coach said, World Football League. Other quarterbacks on "I played more my first year roster are Eddie McAshan, who in pro bzll than I did in five years of college ball," Steps reer as Georgia Tech's flat - Funeral Notices Reports Ii JACKSONVIlLE, Fla, (AP) back job when the Sharks and . Can Be Lowered ',. g - Kay Stephenson, who had the WFL begin action in July. . Sa ys VVa te r _____ i on - Area Deaths Hospital ____ _____ _____ '03 Stephenson Developers Take Over r Sewer Plant Fed eralJud %- ___ -. I _______ - Spill Law Change Fight Predicted Christian Pleads Innocent --ft-, - By DOUG .ST(~11U,N1 -J1tL thd '113-now "_ ~ WT _ ~Herald Stall Wrltcr Ill ______________________________________________________ letter classification sy3tem, leading percentage driver a trotting feature providing the 1 CASSEI.BEIIHY - Workout grouping horses according to year ago with .457, will take largest purse. denirns will I set aside and the past performance, four horses ta post on tonight's The newly renovated grand. iei____________________________________ colorful, siining silks will be There are nine separate inaugural card. Muntz, who led stand which features a plush JJQ . .1 pulledou(thenoth balls. The levels, three degrees in each all drivers with ;-• 62 first peace atmosphere Iron within the heavy Job cart will be removed class of A, B, and C. with A-I the finishes last year, will be be- Osceola Terrace dining room, and supplanted with penny- highest rating. hind two pacers tonight. will give the fan a comfortable light, hip-hugging sulkys as a The new system is designed In the feature trotting handi- vantage point to view the corn. ! - _________________________________ _____________________________ _________________________________ cap, — 11 LL' Whammy figures petition through a wall of glass. l. ____________________________ gels underway at the Seminole following a horse's ' progress to be tough to beat if he minds Regular grandsta nd seals are ' Turf Club tonight, Post time Is throughout the season and his manners, in a field drawn also available. 7:30 1),in. assist those placing bets in the fr011,Clasn 11-1 ,and Ii,2 horses. -- . The traditional Daily Double I A 10-race-card will be run onlyareapari.mutueloperation Jimm -y Ilysell will rein l)ouble will be replaced by the Westoto ..:II4. ' ''-' over tile resurfaced three. now in season. p - — .•- :-".' '- I.Whamnly and try to beat the TrifecLi in tile first race and the • •. . ' - -. ,,, p quarter mimile oval. Last year's top drivers, Jim J:of Knox Warrior, Meadow entire card will include .. Tonight inarks the first of too Larrabee and Dick Muntz are likes I'PC witch and Ifenry knaid. betting opt!ons, among them 10 (Herald PflO?) By B ill Vincent) nights of racing at the Turf Club back again as Seminole reguT'S Purses will range From $500 to Qunielas and 10 Perfectas. . . - EMPTY NOW,BUT SEA1 INOLE TURF CLUBS STANDS For SJC Forum Being Planned T papers _______ ________ Club lop" purposes has at T urf ________ :tlng a defense. Jaques' ...ltorney had Filed for a default. . ____ Resolutions were adopted at I LONG WOOD.— Councilman the special meeting in the B. I.. helms has filed a lawsuit Williamson home naming the _________ ______________ ____________________________ in Seminole County circuit law ILrm of Korman and Bravo VP ______________ A decision on whether to keep Chief Counsel John Doar dis court challenging the legality of special city attorneys, creating the committee the secret bombing of Cam. closed Thursday a spcial council mee ting held the position of public safety ki _____________________ bodia on th e list of possibl e imintends to conduct a full inve j, earlier this month at the home director and naming th en— . -~ tigation, including submitting peachat'le offenses will be `!!~k, ~V- - " ',-'of E. E. Williamson, then po lice chief Hennigan to the • r. • : AVO~ written questions to Nixon, to made alter the release, cxI chairr,an of the city coun cil. office, creating a citizens' determine whether there was pected next week, of a Senate 47 14 Helms charges Williamson, advisory financial committee (Herald Photo By George Hayes) criminal fraud in his 1969-1972 committee report on the sub. councilmen June Lormann and and calling for a straw ballot Ject, Doar said. tax deductions for papers d Donald Schreiner with violating election. AIRCOUPE BITES THE DUST nate4l to the government. the sta te sunshine law in calling The staff's recommendations Williamson, before resigning, PILOT Leslie Caulfield and passenger Ross the Imn. The men were on a test hop when engine special The Joint Committee on In. on matters to be- dropped were ineeling. named five men to the special Williamson resigned last week committee. Eastman were uninjured after the nose wheel Taxation challenged by several memthe landing. Repairs the nose ternal Revenue failure forced after 18 years on council due to recently concluded tile deduc- bers, and C`hairman Peter W. i ~ 6 Hetins' suit asks the court to of Caulfield's two-seater single-engine Airwheel are being made in the Sanford Aircraft illness. tion was improper and the In- Rodino Jr. 1)-N.J., said none temporarily enjoin the three coupe collapsed during an emergency landing hangar. . The suit filed against the from acting upon . ternal Revenue Service as- were actually being eliminated. the at the Sanford Airport Thursday around 5:22 three has been assigned to resolutions until the court rules matter of focusing Just a in It was sessed Nixon for $432,787 ('mrcu.mt Court Judge Roger F. on their validity, back taxes. But there hums been the staff resources on matters Dykes. no previous congressional ef- of highest priority, he said. All the resolutions have been fort to determine whether fraud The trio called the special acted upon except the straw In extending the deadline the 4 , was Involved in the preparation committee made it ineeting April 12 to name a law ballot election. Helms and clear it (if the returns. I I to defend the uv in i ('nurici lfl)r; 13 11 Ferrell hopes for full compliance with P lawsuit brought by Mayor earlier this week au thorized ta x matter takes I ts place tile subpoena in return. 11w reEugene Jaques. Jaques lawsuit straw ba llot questions cot'along wi th the Watergate cover- quest has been outstanding , 4 seeks to set aside the council's cerning the proposed $3.27 up, the activities of the White since Feb. . hiring of former deputy sheriff million sewer bond issue, House "plwnbers" unit, Set' Thomas Hennigan as poli ce continuation of the historic Cl tlement of the ITT antitrust chief, to stop council from district and Sunday sales of case and political contributions repealing ordinaces giving him alcoholic beverages be included by the dairy industry, Howard MIAMI (tP Sanford national Corp. of Ck'arwater. owned stock in the company, said a former MSI employe, additional administrative in th Hughes and Robert Vesco is e June 11 special election to Bronstein, recently forcedoftoofBronstein acquired powers and $10,000 annual fill Williamson's seat. Helms' resign as president of Cedars stock in the com 2,555 shares and each time Bronstein denied who was not identified, report- the chief items on which the pa ny when it owning shares in the firm. salary and to avoid a section of suit claims the meeting eti that similar equipment could impeachment inquiry has setThe automated health labora- have been bought at less cost tied. the city charter permitting a illegal, that proper and Le ba non Hospi ta l, pushed the was founded in 1968, The Herald hospital into buying a $1.8 mil- said, tory is designed for rapid test- from established firms. council override off a mayoral reasonable notice was not given lion health laboratory after he The paper said several uning of of patients and must Doar submitted a sthtua reveto by a simple nulority. to the council members or the Jaques suit also asks the court public and that all actions taken that sold the lab, The Miami board member Joseph Garfield to pay for itself, MSI President was his "brainchild" and said listing 17 allegations that are no to define his powers. are null and void. Junior Colle g e with herald reported toda) •ind his wife also acquired stock ('harks R. Geeslin. he required no competitive bid- longer under investigation VT . cooperation of the Seminole With Williamson absent from Mrs. Lormann and Schreiner The ne wspaper sa id the has. in MSI. A hospital source said the ía- ding because he was convinced because there is insufficient Co un ty Bar Association will regular council meetings and refused comment when con- pital, at Bronstein's urging, The newspaper reported that cility is processing about 10 MSI was the only firm that evidence to support them. host a mock crime case cornHelms and Councilman H. H. tacted by The Herald and bought the facility without bids a physician twice asked Brons- patients a day and operates at a could produce the 5)51cm he Most of them include allega- plete with trial. The event will Farrell, voting aginsi per- Wi lliamson was not available, from Medical Scien tific Inter- tein about rumors that he $2,000-a-day loss. The Herald envisioned. tions that the White House used run from Mon day to Friday. Dr. John Linehan, cruninolo. 69 I I_.~_-_ -_.- --'_ ____ ____ .9 .- - - ___________ ______ _- '.I _- ______ __ff--N __~_~ - ------------. __ 1 Serriiicle - Philadelphia (Carlton 70 ) San Diego (Fre'telben 00), N Houston (Dierker at 20) Pttb,rqh lPc'okrr 02 N ' Pro Hockey 71Arnold Palmer Failed Scores an League Americ an more New York Boston Mtaukee Detroit Cl eitnd - East W I PCI. GB 9 6 600 10 I 3 9 S 529 1 7 6 535 1 6 9 4 S fl 33 3All West - -- Jt503 OCkL&i'ed Minnesota 1W 0 - - C] -- 9 7 8J I I 7 Si) l' By The Asc,ated Prest All Series B.st-oI-7 NHL Playoffs Semifinals Thursday, April 75 Ne Y'i'k 5 P' aj ir , Ph.l 0cipbi 7 Botton S. Ch can 7 ted 77 i ser, _)UflO1, CARLSBAD. Calif tAP f,r%t,oufld scores Clay in the SM.000 TOurfl4n,ler, ofChanip. on the 6155 yero par 34 36-73 La Costa Counir, Club onil course fJ A)l; i n', Miller Barber Gene Littler r. I '' April Bob Crl PPIlaoelpha at New '.oc. John Mapialfe, afternoon Jerry 'lcard ChICCQO at RoSion John ScP'ro,der Tuesday. Apr il 1011 Tom W4'i0pf New York at Boston m CP cajo Califor nia 9 $ 519 l' Chlcaao 6 9 400 311 i Kansas C 6 9 400 3', Thursday's Oa .'nes Kansas City 6 Ne-w York I Teias 4. BoSton 0 WHA PIylf5 Only games SCheduled Semifinals Friday's Games Sunday, April IS Boston (Wise 2%) at kansas Eastvn Division City (Busby 7 2), N Toronto a? Chcajo Milwaukee (COltxn 01) at ,,to Mirneso'a (Blyleven Westc'rn Division Detroit (Loi,th 031 at Cti Houston at Mn.irsota cago (ftahnsen 171, N ne'sota lea 21 California (Ryan 22) at Menu1. April 29 Cleveland lJot'n 02), N Western Division Oaklenj (Blue 02) at Bill, Minneso ta at Hou%tn , Palmer 30), P1 Tweiday. Ap.a 30 •wr*n ' !? ' !'f astern Divi sion York iStott'emre II). P4 to qualify foe' this tournament for the tmist time in two decades -. w'LJ 0 - -tTlI(fl1JQ ij ii35 15 35 - ill J3 1 34 34 3S IS-I. 31 37_)i 1734-ui 3.4 37-71 Sports Shorts sr ,, 11 The 1975 American Basketball Am. All-Star game will be played in San Antonio. The 1976 game h.ns been set for De nver, The 1974 Senior Wotii' Amateur golf champmonJiip has been scheduled for the I.ak.'.. wood Colf Club at Point (lear 6$. vs - - ._ I ii �- - . - ~ ---- 7~~~~~ - - F__ --- - - - ~7_~iiiriiiiiiiiill 8A—The Sanford Herald ;I -.1I Friday, April 26, 1974 The Sanford Herald i I I': !6 i 1 poris p.. Rnnn • • ries NEW YORK All) The casualty lists are beginning to mount in the small-sized war being staged between the NeiYork Rangers and Philadelphia i'iyer.s. It's being advertised as the National Hockey League's Stanley Cup semifinal series and the Firers lead 2-1 after dropping Thursday night's 5-3 brawl, but make no mistake about it — this is it war, both in words and deeds. — Collegiate Golfers SFATESBORO, Ga. (AP) Led by Gary Koch and Andy Bean, defending national champion Florida faces tough cornpeitlon from a field of collegiate powers in the fourth annual Chris Schenkel Invt.ational golf tournament beginning today. Georgia Southern College is sponsoring the 544ole event at the Forest Heights Country Club. It will be played over three days, with 18 holes of competition each day. Florida won Last year's tournament and is expected to draw its fiercest challenges from Wake Forest, Georgia Southern, Florida State, Indiana, Alabama and Louisiana State. Among the other teams entered are Kentucky, South Carolina, Davidson, Rollins, Furman, Georgia, Georgia Tech, Auburn and Tennessee. Kock and Bean should be vying for the indi%idual championship along with Bill Kratzert of Georgia, Bob Byman and Curtis Strange of Wake Forest, Kevin Proctor of Indiana and Buddy Alexander and Billy Mitchell of Georgia Southern. — Fvrc UJ r e , i i Rcleree Bryan Lewis whs. tied 108 penalty minutes, 81 of them against the Flyers in. eluding two misconducts to the NHL's record-setting badman, Dave Schultz, and one each to Ross Lonsberry and Andre Diipent. Schultz accumulated 31 penalty minutes in the game raising his total for eren playoff games this season to 7Q minutes. The Stanley Cup record for a single playoff year is 80 set by Montreal's John H n U I d Wn Schultz, said Francis," "Francis Is always mouthing oft." Francis said he couldn't re' call what Schultz said. "lie mumbles," said the hanger Boss Philadelphia Coach Fred Sheru sounded off loud and clear though, even Ii he confused history a bit. "I thought Pearl Harbor was over In 1942," he said. He never elaborated on that bit of chronological con- rs, who's more sturdily constriicted than Gilbert, out to face Schultz. The puck was dropped but both Schultz and Harris never moved, eyeing each other instead. "lie said, 'C'flrnfl, let's go," recalled Harris and the two big men dropped their gloves and began circling, Soon, Schultz was challenging the Ranger bench in general, and Francis In particular, "1 was just talking to Ferguson in 1969, but he needed 14 games to accomplish that total. Most of the rough stuff came after third period goals by Brad Park and Hd Gilbert had capped a Ranger comeback that wiped oct a 3.1 Flyer lead, Schultz started playing ping pong, using Gilbert as the ball Just before a laceoff in Phila. delphia's zone. Emile Francis, general manager-coach of the Rangers, quickly sent Ron liir- Joe ''r 14 LEM'Il Former heavyweight champion lightweight bout. Petterson has a 7.1.1, inJe Frazier will be guest eluding a four-round K.O. over referee tonight In Daytona (lark that was scored last year Beach when Gene Wells meets Buck Thornton in a scheduled at the Orlando Sports Stadium. 10-round light heavyweight ThIs year Patterson has scored wins over James "Doe match. hI&iday" Solornan. Willie Frazier is being brought in by ('lrinev, and last week stopped promoter Doug Brady to help Canadian hotshot, Paul Colette bolster the gate (or his second in 'ive rounds in Miami Beach. boxing program for Daytona Brady has announced that Beach. "The Boys Club" will benefit His first card was held in from the ortweeds rcahi7ød r.'........ ' Iconi the rights. coming out on top of Thorntons 4 4po" _____ I _______ ________ fliff -IF I J,4T - _.- .1 - V,t77V,$+i AM1P ' ' . board meeting. Evans said the He said the equipment would money would be used primarily be ordered as soon as possible. for football equipment. The loan is to be paid back The board asked Evans to from gate receipts from compile a list of items needed sporting events. Golf Standing Still pretty tough," growled thestubby man with the stubby cigar. "Ithinkl'llgooverandgiveoahuatry ,, He wked about 10 paees, pushed a button on a computer and, tnierebe(orehlsvcry eyes and swathed in swn)4ng palm L,rccs, spread th e No. I hole of the well-known Oahu curs, in Hawaii. Heteed up the ball,gave his driver a couple ofwlgg1e5 swung mightily. . "Whack." The ball slammed against the canvas screen and suddenly became a movie actor. 'The pellet wan seen to roll along the lush fairway carpet and slide to a stop. .' fJ kw 7,'/,4T 72/F PE1P1 t irmu $e iv- *IM& .1 - - '4'ECfl - p'" it',4'Th ZY1ZPhWIt /i5A'tt3 ifnftmv Ay 17Y. - £ L -__ Djgni.et,4 by 'i )'aWrta tiyrd'eatr. "v1t'lk'N I --- . — — The distance was recorded on the screen, There was the press of another button, The picture changed, Now the man was faced with anirortthotto the gren, Such is th e life of addicts to the newest of golf wrinkles computer golf, Lazy man's golf, indoor golf, weather-proof golf, call it what YOU will. IiislikehnstantcoffoeorTvdlnners. You can enjoy it with a mlmimum of trouble and expense. No five-mile hikes, No caddies. No chigger biter. No wind. FOLLOW THE BRAVES , Farm. A WilWy, S. H. Linhi. Brave.), Dagenais; 6 Joan Stanhor.. Larrat,e,, 6 Cnol I-land Luke. j V. CuiMne. 7 BorOners Pride. .i Huey. 7. Sassy Return, R. Larrabee'. I Jack Pence. H LeVan Werkhel'ser. I South Wind N. H. 71 h Rue — I M — $310 Polk. AEI Pepsi Gallon, A. Pace CIa.ming 31.300 mare's 10 iaaer'son, AE2 EvenlnQ sky. J. Pd allow, Dagenais 1 Red Clay. P Dourgeom's. 2 Time 2Ra-IM-3 Lfl'.1?P. Paver. 3. Orpl'irey. ,j Pace C) Dagenaus; I Arden Nick, P. Figs. I Ca'sh Senator, B Patterson. 3 5 RcçAI Hat, A Ptikln's; 6. Sherry (ann Oar, U Perkins. 3 Scoop. ,j, flc'tty. P NarhzIer. 1 Lord Hill, i'., Dagenais; 1, Raven's Gold, j Bernard, I Catatnaram, A. Wilsey Larrabee; '. Roanawini Byrd, j Jr COI'0fl6. I Winn.ng tins, B. p 5 . IhhRac. - IM-$400 7 Scotch Hal, W, Wyatt. a High P ac e C1 Vista, P. Pe?e's, AEI Genes I Eicoto. P Werkwe,ser. 2. Prince; AE Dusty Tag, B. Jàhn'son HOnEy Nugget, P. AIIe. Jr : 3 Mi's's 3rd Race I M — isoc Zipaway, i V1Irnh,S. Candy. A rr;r 's Gem, 0 to pci. allow. Bourgeois; 6 Virgmni Chum; 7 1 i'ritndly Harhij, N Fags; 2. Space Cadet D; I. Funny Fur, B Mi's'sIe'S. d R eg.,,-. AE) Cumban Fri's. , H, 3 Drou'jht n I Race; i Play Boy, J LarIb.L Adam's; AE7 Doodly Do. 0 Racketeer, P. Peterson. OL IU4Iy .IOIU'ISOn Raider. H. Polk; 7, FriSky Ho. • thPace-IM-$$50 Bou:o'ik., D. Bourgeois; AEI Nell Trot Handcap BI07 Cnn, & Perkins; AE2 Dark Ca$tle, I Pete Doyle, J, Dvofae'k; Ilk Race — I M -1310 Knox Warrior, L. Vooley. 3 Pace C7 Fragrant. 4 Double Whammy, .t H'iseIl, I l4ery Knaul. A Dan fts'tu, 0 Whitrm 2 Jcan.e E,m, erbt's. 3 f3r,- U.U' MC4dQW ttew,t(h, pct Boy. L U'jell, I R' Mae Amorj's wrd Dream, A Prk's 1 Way. B Regur, 5. Choosey, A. I 5'' Hogr. Jasper W.I (ptpun's Daughter, 0. 10th Race I M — Sa. 7 L'gPilriing Mi's's, C. Rugglc's. Pace Clamrning$7,... mare's to pct ti.'ile Oregon, P Werk'e.'snr allçir4 I ri'sky Donna, F lfllInfme'Id, 7 Sib Race I M ..$530 p ma, 's 10 Camdo UnIe. P. Munl; J S'( OhIow. Mighty Advanced; I. Heath, I Liii lie' $et. F IPutenHeld. 7. ChicI, I Dla'sky, S Jopoa Star Royal Wrack; 3 Mary O'ook's, J Maid,) DvOFick. I Xinnikin,Ck. hytell; I. Chris Gold, H. Polk; 5 P. Faga;7. Tandy's Joy. P. Payer,' S,i'ly"s Future, M Hu-#, 6 Tern I. Empty Computer, M. tftjrvup A ,-1 V, - ', I — GETTING ON IN YEARS by Alan Mayer Aly.ORfl9,QI 04~5,01R977,V6;7'41,-95 qY'g VIR ,y' .0 .; /,y jllCro,fl~~ ,e~W 7;W 77/s r ''- C-mmoolf!, ~~) _____ It 1% ' PO/?t4i ftfi'r;oø? 'A' 1C9441f ,W5' "4 cuO? C1 AlL/N IF,)W - (1 •- , 'f 14 41yp '7 m4pf *J - ~ -.I 1- ,i- . — 1 "-- . , ,. , ;, j I.OUISVJI,j,E, Ky. ,\p \ woman wrt;tL' Churchill l.(,l'fl.s that slit' hadn't many ears to live and would feel tcrrdjk' it Ale had to tell St. Peter when 51k' (lIed that she'll never seen the Kentucky Derby. The track got a letter at the saute time froin a New York Itepartlilent store owner asking(or a Derby seat for a friend. 'Ilk' woman got a seat. But Matt Winn, then track presi. dent, told the store owner there %u're no more seals to spare. 1 11 A i lltu'Ilt i,Ul(' t'arago, but it's typical iii the battle for seals that has enlivened the Kentucky Derby since 10,(XX) people overflowed is brand new n:randstand to watch Aristides ini the first running in 1875. About 10 times that miiany will rro%d the .strec'ts, jam the bars and make I Aiwsville ii carnt'ial town this week for the 100th nunmiin, of the classic on Saturday. They'll pack (tIe stands at I 'Iw,r.'V,sIl • - - , ;L it2 r 'I'hk' track iilamls to keep the ut'ntt'nnlal thin for the Roses :is 111101 lIku' th t1iu'i I )"rljft'. 'is possible, Gurhii,i says, though somne special arrangeiiit'rits will he made for l'rinee.ss Margaret and her husband, l.4.rdSnowden, the iirstof (Lit' British Royal family to attend the rare since the Duke and l)uchess of Windsor in 1951 Churchill Du, ns is accu.s• toiied to visits from the famous on Derby Day, but the race defies easy explanation of 'hat makes it the most exciting two , . ,,, ,,,,, 'l'hie purse is $1,000 added; the purse of the i'reakncss is $150,000 added. Derby horses fliii 11 i miles: those in the IHitilint sUikes run P-i. The Der. b) the Preakness and the Hellillirit Stakes make up racing's '[i ipk Crown 'i'hic' Derby is the na tion's longest continously run race. 'Ihe Belmont started three or four years earlier, but has ha d Interruptions. IN faint' lies not in its longerIty, distance or purse, but in the folklore that has grown around 99 winners, some losers. owners, trainers and jockeys. A Louisville tailor who gave up his business in 1903 to be.. ('oiIlC the track's general manager, Matt Winn built the Ken. tucky Derby into a national Institution, 1k had seen Aristides win the First Derby. watching from his f;t1"r". gnu. cr cart a; a 1 i:t, .mid hadn't missed one since. With a group of other iAmisvillians, he put up money to save the Derby when money trouble and dwindling public in. trt'st around the turn of the century led to talk of closing the . track. ''Winn knew an awful lot about racing, but he was not a dyed in the wool racing man," says Derby sage George B. 'Brot nie" Leach, track , $10111 , J ''1k had the ability to iriae the Derby what it is. The word promoter is a little bit below Winn, but a lot of people would use tile word to describe hirn." Winn devoted all the efforts to racing and during the next few years he bought tracks in Empire City, New York and Jurarcz, Mexico, to lure owners of the top three-year-old horses to the Derby. ''lie never quit boosting the Derby,'' Leach adds. ''The dec. orative part of Churchill Downs changed almost every year. He'd add pools in the infield from time to time, change the arrangement of the (lower beds and the flowers in them, He just built." Leach remembers the episode of the elderly woman and the wealthy store owner who both asked for seats. ''Once Col. Winn gave nite t%; I) utters to lViitc n'plics tui," l' sa's. ''One was from two omnen in Indiana some place. One of them said she didn't have many more years to live and when she got to heaven and St. Peter asked if she'd seen the Kentucky Derby she was geing to feel awful bad if she had to say no "The oilier letter was from Bernard F. Girnbel, owner of the New York department store, asking If Winn could find .. ; a friend. - '; ''Winn told inc. to write to Gimbel arvl 'tell him I don't have another box l can give up,' and hr. told nit' to send the Indiarta women two box seaLs with his compliments. i . & / Y oun g By JIM (iltOThi The Herald Services NEWPORT BEACH, Calif.— i'he offices of the World Football League seem a million miles away from the staid headquarters of the National Football League in New York's concrete jungle. Tile building Is a sleek, new, three-story redwood structure with a central patio that also houses offices for Orange County construction firms and a couple of Lawyers. In the league office on the second floor, mini-skirted, .,rtii.icc ,...., C ....,, .ui, p Black jockeys dominated the early Derbies, winning 15 of the first 28. A standout was Isaac Murphy, who started his Derby winning career in 1844 by push. ing Buchanan, who had never run a race, to victory without whip or spurs. He won again aboard Riley In 1890 and on Kingman in 1891. A record 290 horses were nominated by their owners for the right to run for the blanket of roses this year. The owners Paid $100 for each nomination. Those Mio feel their horses have performed well enough in preparatory races to start in the Derby will pay $3,500 more to place the names in the Downs c'ntrbo this Thursday. Owners whose horses ac. tually start on Satin day will pay an additional $4,000, The big moment for fans will conic when the horses are led onto the trac'. The t,ujii will play ''My Old Kentucky Home," the traditional theme for the Derby. Minutes later, even those with seats are likely to be on th'ir feet when the pack of shining, rippling-muscled thoroughbreds plunges from the g'mn' ' * - .--. "It wasn't that he didn't like Gimbel," Leach says, "but he told me Gimbel had been ev crywhere and seen everything and It sounded like these two women had hardly seen any. thing," Winn guided the Derby though two world wars and depression but never missed a running. He died in October, 1949, at the age of 88. Five months earher he had watched the 75th Hun for the Roses, the Diamond Jubilee, The two most successful Jock. cys in the Derby have been Eddie Arcaro and Bill Hartack, each with five wins. Arcaro has ridden in the most Derbies. 1k t)11 C.&__ 1. h.c 'II I kis won three in- ashis 17 tries WE BUY OLD AND NEW GUNS The Sports Shop ___ — Jus t E arooni in the offices of the World Football lA.'ague are in the hundreds of thousands and the millions, "We've committed about $31) million so far with the league,' he says. "And, we've actually spent about $15 million." The numiibt'rs that (lv expertise is as an organizer and financier. HIS bigis finding people with mone y to spend and getting them to spend it In the right way. By following his lead, a lot of people have made a lot of mone y . - Hi 1 -mnk' of the conversation goes like this: "Hello, Mike. What's going on?" '1 wouldn't go any higher than that because I know Dallas won't." "Oh, you mean if he makes all-pro and all (hat?" "Is he really getting 75 now from Dr. Pepper?" s T "He gets 50 in addition e_- KARNS -1" to Dallas from Dr. Pepper? OK, guarantee him endorsements equal to what he has. But I don't want to make a deal where we have to wine and dine Barnes i hill's agent) ever'ytime he makes an appearance. "1 think 100 to sign is fine and I can't see another 50 to get it done in a couple of days. ~ A I 9" - 72 16 , , F , 0 >,Aq b;.. Ii - . f . . Ie- • Viz -- " -''tr _4 i;.y.-' ." .. 4 Where Quality Sells & Service Tells 104 E. Commercial Dial 322-5762 "We've used nothing but our "I., ;.wilIiJuiuvy, lit' 5say s. ' AflU, 1 (1 "If you have to work for a An aide Stel)S into the office living," he says from behind the and asks Davidson if he would antique table he uses as a desk, talk to Mike Giddings, the "this is the only place to do it." coach of the llataii franchise, That Davidson Is not the about contract talks with Calvin .irchtypal sports executive is 11111, the star running back of what he believes is the waet to the Dallas Cowboys. The one his success—nrganlzer of the American Basketball Association, the World Hockey League and a prime mover behind the orofessional track circuit. "I think the fact that I was not it part of spoils has been my greatest asset," he says. "I'm not doing things because Wt's the way they were done before. Mainly because I don't know how it was done before" Davidson, probably more than any other man, has made sports Into very big business. The B'119 Wheels Roll Tonight 1 . 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IDEAL LINING MATERIAL (They Just Fit Between Studdinas and Rafters) NON-RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM Sports Shorts EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLEGUN — 1x2 this onel AIR CONDITIONED DINING ROOM Continental Cuisine Reservations 831-1140 CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS IDEAL FOR ROOFING or INSULATING means 1 column by 2 inches, Too imall for an ad to Ae noticed or at. foctivet You're reading — Ijr 0-a-darb Wtralb 300 N. FRENCH AVE I AG EN C Y -" — SANFORD PLAZA about doing the mundane things sa> we've been fairly that are a part of even the imaginati ve in collectiri creation of a new professional capital. football league. "The people who come in with The league, the operation, the us are looking for appreciation setting are the creation of Gary of (heir money. Davidson, a 39-year-old UCLA"The pattern we've set is to educated lawyer who in a few spread the tealth. It costs short years has made probably an)-where from $12 million to a bigger impact on professional $20 million to get a franchise in sports than any mail in history. the National Football League Blond, tanned, married 14 and it isn't all that easy. You years to a former UCLA head just can't get an NFL franchise cheerleader. Davidson is surely because there aren't any for a product of the Newport Beach sale. It's not Just a question of environment in which he grew money, but of exclusivity." up. a,-'...%t "V '. . YF4,f pq ,( Rt' It. fOI4" I J'1 .J24','4'fr' AlI.'F'fl 5I41!P \ #IY44; ( ') . kz" , A , ; - -, , N, I ~. - '-..~ A flhIu,gI, -% . 1g — .' 't% 4,LqaF A /' I. , -"i '1. %, - I;, .kxi ~ V_., _:~ 1 - I' By HILl. flElU;sTl(o,1 ,%scm'iatt'tI Press Wrtt'r ract' has been run every year since Aristides triumphed. About 42,000 confirmed by the first of March tlws' t%OtIkI take ;111 till- suats tile twin-spired fa. cilit has to offer, says Bob Gorham. track publicity dirertor 'I'lw rest s; ill swarm the mar(if the track and jam the Infield where most will be tinahili' even to get a glimpse of tht' race, list year a record 131,476 attended and bet a record $3,284.962 tin 11w rare, - t41TR- I - . f -- I Easy Bert, G. Harrison, 2 Freedom Trail. A. Jasperion 3 — Somebody from Dale Carnegie must h,ve gotten to Kareem Abdul-Jabbar because ne can be almost friendly at time's now, instead of surly and aloof. -- Dennis Karen, S, Crossin, i, Aiken. J. HyleIl: I Gypsy Hill DeLeon Misty. P. P4eely, S 5i . National League catchers better than the American League catchers? — David Hickman Jr., Oil City Pa. "Of course," says Chub Feeney, the National League president, with a bit of a smirk. Actually, the American Lea,e resisted change to the concealed chest protector of the other leng no because Cal Hubbard t-h id umpire, aril J'e Cronin, their exprexy, liked the old shields. Last National League umpire to use the external protector was Joeko Conlin. Q. Could you please settle a discussion? In 1959, Harvey hiaddix pitched 12 perfect innings for the Pirates and was beaten with two out in the 13th by a Joe Adcock home run. Also, I seem to recall Bob Buhl pitched most of that game for the Braves, h a ve I got the facts right? — Bonham Oney. Carthage, Mo. Not completely. In that memorable effort, Jew Burdette (not Buhl) also pitched 13 scoreless innings to win the game for Milwaukee. Haddix's brilliant effort, on May 28, 1959, was flawed when Felix Mantilla opened the bottom of the 13th by reaching base on a thrnwlnv errn.' Au.. --"runner was tntentlonally walked to bring up Adcock, woo 'plopped the ball over the right centerfield fence to end the game. The man who passed? Henry Aaron. And he didn't circle the bases after Adcock's blow, cutting across the diamond after touching second base so that Adcock's hit was no longer officially a home run. Q. Please help me! I would very much like to have a Philadelphia Eagles football jersey with Roman Gabriel's number $. Tell me where lean get one. — F. F. (for football (an), Knoxville, lean, Bob Carey, the head of NFL Properties at 410 Park Ave.,New York, would be glad to oblige you and all others interested In licensed NFL goods. He can direct you to the proper outlet. Q. What were the statistics for Jerry West of the Lakes this past basketball season? — Gary Ross, Westlake, Ohio, The most unproductive of his 14-year career, because of injury. Jerry played in only 31 games and his figures in all categories were his lowest ever except for Liii scoring average (20.3 per game). In his rookie year of 196041, he scored 17.6 points per game. The stunted effort may be the reason (besides a hefty contract) Jerry, who'll be 36, has declared he'd like to play another year. Q. Could you please tell us bumble fans how the World Foothill League can afford to nay the IrIIi,t of rnnna,i It'. throwing around? — Vinee C,. Oakland, Cs!!!. Simple. Instead Of putting 15 to $20 million into a franchise, they're putting it into players. The net result, though the staid old NFL professes to play it cool publicly, is utter chaos In the established league. One perspicacious NFL executive visualizes an Imminent salary of $100,000 per player, which would Immediately rub out the profit picture. People behind the WFL are also in a money grab, luring limited partners in the franchise cities to carry the financial load, eventually enabling themselves to duck out with a quick profit. Meanwhile, the pro football players In general, seeing escalated salaries, think it's great. PARTING SHOT: .. . -, - - BEDFORD HILlS, N.Y. (AP) — "This Firestone layout is . ,q 41E I — Computer 5qQ 5/649 T Turf Club 1 - Gets Sports Loan . ' . School Q. Since that motel killing In Puerto Rico hut winter, I'm a lIttle vague about the status of houston outfielder Cesar Cedeno who was charged with manslaughter. I see he start ed the season in centerfield for the Astros? Was he completely cleared? — Vie Bannister, Houston, Tez. The charge was reduced from voluntary to involuntary manslaughter and Cedeno was acquitted, But he was fined 11(X) for negligence involving the possession of a weapon, (Which killed the woman he was with.) The Incident seems to be fading, much as people have forgotten that Frank Robinson once got a sti ff fine for carrying a concealed weapon. Q. I notice that American League umpires still use that horrible looking shield fnfrtof them. Why it this? Are the — — - _ 7r?- - - ) 11, I;l)n'ou's NOTE It has an s'xt'ik'rnt'nt and a mystique all it.SO%Sfl— the fluilforth('Ros(.s, the Kentucky Derby. During its lwsvar history, the nation's Ia urite hor%trace'aj-riIe.(ll. spring has built acquired a body of folklore. - ' MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS J - C#'5tZ4'I'2 Or I I. - ______ BRAVE'S NEW WORLD by Alan Mayer ' April CHICAGO tAP) Boston's nal period with a picket-fence in the first period, lodge con- been reeling well and Cash and Big Line, anchored by Phil Es. defense. nected for a 2-1 lead which the have been coming off injuries." posito, finally came front and "The Big Line was terrific Bruins never relinquished. Es. While the Big Line was doing R y The Associated Press National League center Thursday night and the tonight," crowed Bruin Coach posito boosted the lead to 3-1 at its thing, goalie Glues Gilbert American League BATTING (3 5 at bats) Bruins waltzed off with a 5-2 Bep Guidolin. The previously 1 0'29 of the second period and and the Boston defense were BATTI N G I) .? b.tsi SIL, Re:. 394 Carew. Mm. 103. Griffin , Din. Mon, victory over the Chicago Black hadn't scored as a threesome in Cashman put the cover on the terrific 373, Unser, Ph., 3131 especially after the Hebnr. PçPi, 373 Hawks to tie their best-of-7 the current series. vic!ory with an empty-net goal Bruins had taken their 4-2 leal RUNS Bando. Oak. 11. RUNS Bruck, 511. I. semifinal Stanley Cup series at Hodge was the one who made at 19:31 after Esposito had been in the second period. R.Jackson. Oak. Ii, C NeftIes, Wynn, LA. 17, Bondi, Si'. 17. two games each, NY, 13 RUNS HATTED IN Ce the Key goal Thursday night. stopped by Dick Redmond on In fact, Gilbert even gotUp in an on RUNS BATTED IN di'no. Mtn. 23. Wynn. LA. 20 Esposito and linernates Ken IV Hawks had taken a 1.0 lead his empty goal attempt. the scoring and picked Badge and Wayne Cashman all on a goal by Pit Martin but Theseries now goes to Boston assist on Esposito's goal as Oak, 21; Yztremski, Bin, 17. Pelt:, SIL. 76. MaJoi. SF. 76. scored and the Brims, noted Boston tied It on Greg St ep- for a game Sunday night HITS Carew. Mn. V. Szemoci. 511. 2S Garr. All, and cleared the puck to lodge, who p Jack Oak, 71 more for their offense, pro- pard's seventh playoff goal. 25. Cedeno, Mtn 25 returns to Chicago next tossed it ahead to Esposito. Phil DOUBLES RUdI, Oak, I: DOUBLES Rose. Cm. S tected a two-goal lead in the fiThen, with nine seconds left Tuesday night. If a seventh then came in alone on his Vaztrernlkl. Bin, 7. P Jackson, Biker. All, 1. Concepcion. Cr, %' 1 gaiiie is needed, it will be brother Tony Esposito, the Cii. O', 7 TRIPLES - H,,tton, Phi, 7 played in Boston, T'LES - Garcia. MI. cago goalie, and pumped in the S4mmn. 311. 2. Garr, All, 2 Valentine. Cal, 3. 7 had With Guidolin, who earlier had score after two tine fakes. W.Crafcrd. LA, r, threatened to bench Hodge in The Black Hawks lost the HOME RUNS G.Ne4tles, HOME RUNS T Peret. favor of rookie Dave Forbes. services of Dennis hull in the NY. tO. P Jackson. Oak, S OLEN BASES Patik, Cmn, 1' Wynn. LA. 7 , lIebner , la uded himself for putting his second period because of a Pqh, 6 ,, Lowenstein. Cie. I Big Line In crucial spots. STOLEN BASES Brock, muscle spasm but Coach Billy PITCHING (7 De'ction's) SIL, I,, Cedeno. Min. 10 "1 didn't know I was going to Reay made no excuses. IlllItr. Des. 10, 1 000. 047 PITCHING (7 De'c.son's) play," said lodge. "Just before "It's down to two-out-of-three A Reynolds. Bil. 70 UiO. 0.00 1A. 50. 1 000. 0 U R ogers the game he told me I was now," said Rcay. "They played Palmer , Sal, 20, 1 Oe'i, 229 Mon, 30. 1000. 3 I? Torre:. starting. We were a little more very well. We could have Kaat. Cho, 20, 1.000. 4 L Mon 30, 1.000, 300 Poosman, BCampbe4l. min, 20. I 00, o OD By SIARK WEIN77 ,and prices. Evans submitted offense minded tonight than the played better. But we realize Decker. min. 2o. I 000, 2 9s 24y, 0. 30. 1000, 167 Ourri. Ch, Herald Stall Writer the list a the last board COrPIn, other night. I don't want to we're up against a very good Mn, 70. I 000. S23 JrcI I 000, 779 Garmin. SIL. 20. trieetli.g and the board ap. make excuses but l'tiil kin's, hex. 4 I. 500. 121 1000. lid Dierker. Mtn. 20. hasn't hockey club." STRIKEOUTS- I3ltevru, The Seminole Coun ty School proved the $13,489 amount. 1000. 196 Mn. 32, N P,an, Cal, STRI K EOUTS - P ekro Pd Board has granted a $13,489 Cal. 79 MI, J Evans said it was imperative __________________________________________________________er. osmrm, NY. P loan to the sports department 41 1 P of to have a sports program ready the yet uncompleted Lake when school opened this fall. Howell High School. The money Entries "Our athletic program will be use to buy 0(1.3 deserves an equal chance and M's's. T Pace, 7 Tarrna, I Little FRIDAY, APRIL U. 1974 equipment. Jodi. P to obtain it action must be taken Lake Howell Principal lit Race I M — lilt Pace I M -3330 Richard Evans asked the board months in advance," Evans Pace Claiming 31.000 C2 mare's to Pace pci. Allow . I VOgqje$ DucPieis, A Dandaso, 2 for a $20,000 loan at the April 10 said in his first request. New H il Other scores by the Washington, D.C. battler have ABA come over Charlie Fullard, Divisi on Finals Jerry Hill, and Herman Dixon. ThWWay, April 23 # Two of the better efforts by w.si Di vision Indiana SI. Utah 59, teres "Little Ali" were route-going loses to North American I'm fl Saturday. April 37 Champion, Tony Licata. Well Division Indiana &I lifat The semi-windup finds the I DEThOIT (AP) — The Detroit Loves closed out their World Team Tennis roster Thursday, bringing the eightmembu squad up to strength with the addition of Trish Faulkner and Mary Ann Elsel Beattie. The latest additions Join Rosie Canis arid K!rry Harris on the female half of the team. Male members are Allan Stone, Phil Dent, Butch Seewagen and Lenny Simpson. zW.1 qy,q' ARON( . .:. — Close Out Roster N4N't - .; -0- A Hawks MIAMI tAP) — Sometimes the odds don 't matter. Hialeah horse racing enthusiasts appeared to have that sentiment Thursday when an area power failure blinked out the lignts on the odds board for the sixth race. It was at 3:56 p.m. Thursday, when an electrical relay mal. functioned at Florida Power & light Co.'s Turkey Point nuclear generating plant, browning out some communities in 34 Florida counties. At Hialeah, It was business as usual. Track officials said even mixe money was bet on the sixth than on the fourth or eighth races-both perfecta races. e/ 4 , Boston Ties Series With Behind Esposito And Linemates Odds Don't Matter A - - -- - - National Footbafl League Commissioner Pete Rozelle announced that the league will Institute a 15in nutesuddendeaLl overtime as one o(se' -ecal rule changes for the 1974 season, __ I 4- r 61 Basketball Off I ~ , younger brother, Ray, after three one-sided rounds. Gene Wells, known as "Little Professional Muhammad All," because of his flashy style inside the ring, will be trying to move into a challenging position for tht Play s Southern Title now held by John Pinney. By The Associ ated Press All Se rie s Bst•of7 During 1973 Wells went unNBA defeated, scoring wins over Nat Final King, Spider Webb, "Slick" Sunday, April 21 ? M$*ue flcton Mitchel, nod ''Songbird'' M. noon Williams J — ~ r fly MURRAY OLDERM,%N The Herald Services THE TIPOFF: Ill .... opponent's 'Take Out' - - NFL Revives Sudden Death I play while neatly 3iu-3Icppinsy an 41F= # . 4*l1 slide during Metro . r -, ,. E. - - - 0 and going for a double Conference action. SF. LOUIS Defending champion Stan Smith defentet! Australian Barry PhiUipsMoore 6-4, 7-6 In his secondrowid singles match and paired with Bob Lu'- to win a doubles quarter-final match in the third annual 1.10,000 BoRon Tennis Qauic. __ kv. i-c,;' Smith Advances In Holton .., i - 111 .o-i~lt,_7 r 0 ,*,V; . the second base bag d'.. T1h.d. _______________ ___________ 4 ____ ______ _ __-7— 7 ~ _____ * 1 _____- Iii ..zz,,. ; E)elray Beach and Nicki Reuterfeldt o' St. Peersburg Thursday are in the finaLs of the florida Women's State Golf Association championship. Dye scored a relatively easy 4 and 3 triumph Thursday over Paulette Lee of Coral Gables. Reuterfeldt, nur.ner-up to Dye last year, had a tougher time in disposing of Sarasota's Judy Coates, beating her 1-up on the first ttra hole. Dye and Reuterfeldt will play an 18-hole finals match today. Dye won Last year's final match 4 and 3 after 33 holes of the 36-hole final round. The finals have since been cut to llholes. - flawless form touching ______ , .'uiY 77/IY Mi'f7Tt IA'! P!/Yf77&'8 M74'Y of j'j, ''71t 'PIZ4r54P &"7' ' Costantine shows Is Ask Charlie 0. Finley has been quiet for too long. He's about due to rattle a headline of two. last climbing. 18-year-old, Larry Petterson against ftdw ('irk n an eight riund )\ 1 ________ _______ Women's Golf Finals -7',7( 1 School Open. Loves -V . Frazier By I.EE- GEIGEIt Herald Correspondent Do To Both dressing rooms had limping wounded. Phila. deiphia's Bob Kelly had a cast on his left leg after being rack. ed up by Harris late in the game and sustaining ligament ,, damage. Vic Hadlield reinjured his left ankle. Just out of a cast, when he scored the tying goal late in the second period. Rites Of Spring,0 The Kentucky Derby . 0 fusion but he may have been suggesting it sneak attack by the Rangers. Refs Figh ts TALLAHASSEE, Fla. APi - "It looks like one of the young players who hasn't won might win this tournament," tt?clarc-d 24-year.old Tom Vat.con after 1o1in at the leadi r ktrd at the Tallahassee On top of the pack after Thursday's opening round was Allen Miller, a 25-year-o!d Professional Golfers Association tour regular for three years whose best finish was as a runnerup at Memphis in 1973. Miller shot a seven-under-par 65 on the par 72, 7,234 yard Killearn Golf and Country Club course to move two shots ahead of Watson, Dan Sikes and Mike McCullough. Al. 68 were Ken Still, Larry Hinson, Ross Randall and Eddie Pearch and at 69 Hcuero Blancas, Bruce Devlin, Rod Funseth, Gil Morgan and Martin Bohen. Al l You Got 0 I !I Miller Leads Tallahassee NEW YORK Games r Friday, April 26, 1974-9A PH. 322.2611 LADIES NIGHT THURSDAY 10 M.les N. of Orlando •Oif Between 17-923 436 b 434 •Casseiberry �5S_ _ - , - ,% .ta_---- .1 1.-A:--~ ._z.~__. - __ - .~.. ., ~_----- -". -_ -;, ~ ~_ 0___ I .. ~,sL __, - IN .—I-- -- - - - - - - - - .! :.-------.- '- ---- - --':-- -. -'-- - - --- .--- — ----- -.--- - - --- -- -- - e - - - .. I - --_ - .. - -.--. "I Friday, April 26. 1974 1OA—The Sanford Herald . t. He Is Working ' For Free ' Land To Re Onassis' 11 ' finery It ~~-.1. ~ --ft - _:V y Portuq uese heer New M'I* 1*1tary The crowd threw cigarettes into the streets He Shook Wrong to cheer the cisru da Costa (omnc, the (or - far the junta W .L tI. lirrilided to -11 _______ _____ _______ I ' I.I 11 I _________________________________________________ ________ ________________________________ - _ , ____________________ _____________ I 1-______ _______ -. -- I ______ . -- go= I Hands, Dug Own Political Grave ' _____~ _ 41ATJ:1k 4 k rol 11 LA I I [ -- LISBON, Portugal AP — Guinea — which annually Six weeks ago Premier Mar- gobbles up nearly 40 per cent of cello Caetano shook the hands the goverment's budget. of 200 of the country's top miliAlong with Spinola, a war tary brass. The military revolt hero and former military gov. that swept him from office crnor of Portuguese Guinea, Thursday showed he shook the Cactano dumped his boss, Gen. wrong hands. Francisco dii Costa Gomes, the Premier since 1968, Caetano army chief of staff. Then he dug his own political grave held a public ceremony at when he ou.sted popular Gen. which the other top men In the Antonio tie Spinola, the deputy armed forces pledged their lOx. army chief of staff because he alty. advocated a negotiated solution The firing of Spinola and to end the colonial wars in Gome.s and the display of conAfrica. seRath'e solidarity uiiivinced Caetano found he could not many young officers that the carry on the policies of his only way open was insurpredecessor, longtime dictator rctlon, one captain said. When Antonio de Oliveira Salazar, the first attempt at revolt (ailed - - - 01 I i .I R, . - Bt I BEDROOA (:AN IERN . -4. -1 I Or Chest re Panel Headboard ard Bedralls sian FINISH fly GEORGE W. CORNELL lieAl' Religion Writer from the sin that has scarred our national soul" - -. Sc-n Harold Hughes, D.-Iowa) appearance in the Upper Room. flfl "proof" of God's Fasting and Prayer, as urged ' disposed to discuss Issues in Some people like to be alone a resolution introduced by such explicitly religious terms. when they're huriing and existence before we will make Hatfield and adopted by the Thomas must have been one of the affirmation of faith, "Sly U.S. Senate. ''Unt:l you know a candi. these. He wanted to fight this Lord and My God." How can date's philosophy of life, you to the Lord, "I will believe thing through himself rather Participation has been . sup- don't know the candidate," he )'0t1 heal if you do it my way," ported than be in communit y with the by the U.S. Catholic told a recent interviewer. other disciples. He missed the or "I will accept you as Lord bishops administrative board, Asked his philosophy, he said. Resurrection appearance when and Savior if you will prove b)' several Protestant and . define m philosophy %-ourt'l1 in to itie on my terms a pp eared to the ten t(:Ullniral 'r if/tns and terms of tilt, l.4iIltUp '0 D on ' t a tIj Many of us have similar by many community groups. At difficulty when we tend to get Thomas" in that you have to least seven governors—in Cob- Christ." too busy and retreat (rein have the Lord prove Himself to rado, Arizona, Idaho, LouiSeveral influential church oUws in a real tirne of need. you. We can we the Lord! We siana, Georgia, Nebraska and journals have cited Hatfield as Some of us get very upset with see liwi in his works and in the Alabanni-have issued procla- a possibility for the 1976 presi. the Cliurcii and its structure iv-.1s of one another here in t,his ma I Wiwi for tile observance. dential race. Ile "might emerge that we use this as an excuse , community of Christ, this part It could "result in a great as the Republican party's Mr. of the Body of Christ. However, retreat from others. capable of the AugeanWe can learn from Thomas you can be the St. Thomas that ipiritual awakening throughout Clean, digging out after that it is a mistake to leave the makes the statement, "My our land," says Bill Bright, stables trick of Crusade Watergate," writes editor and mean president of Campus and My God!" community for the same Lord it. for Christ, in material sent to James Wall, editor of the rasons we may leave a secular campus workers. ecumenical weekly. Christian organization. We can find God's We remain faithful to the 600,000 "Prayers ... can turn the tide Century. in community with one Lord and to His 1110%gPill • .'."i ' .1:1 :g HIIUUIVI UI tIo,t ttlIi I;:tIIeI t iiiUiiit of Christ, tile ''If he does, and if he contintogether to support each other Church i not any particular Hatfield. 51. it biblically ues ills candor and conviction . -.................... h..t •h --..-. -.i and share the tii'scinuc of the ,tuuc i uu ii.v siuuenr 01 ,wwanam straight Into UiC White House, Savior, Jesus Christ. Body of Christ. The glory of the Lincoln and a critic of so-called the country might have found Thomas made a second Easter music, Pesurrection "Ovil r6gion" that equates the man who can tx- moral mistake in that lie demanded music, is always breaking into Americanism with God. says without being moralistic, deJesus prove the Resurrection our lives when we allow it to. "we must turn in repentance %out without being pietistic." — - .. - . %,ft I 4, , . .., --- - _-. — •-ì / -_ '- -, . /. - T- ________ - -- I Shapely luke? Proa'se - has decided to back - away from big - p - nightclubs, form a smaller troupe and _.-4 ft return to her first __ 1 love--dancing in swaler bistrcz. Ms. Prows*, 37, says she has even returned to fundamental balet clones, lust to keep V - I and meet the growing unrest a month ago, the arrest of one of within the country at the same Spinola's trusted aides and time. The premier reportedly former combat comrades, U. agreed with many of Spinola's Col. Joao Almeida Burro, views. But he bowed to pressure fueled the resentment in the from the conservative generals lower ranks. who had helped him become The public. unaccustomed to premier when Salazar had a political action after nearly stroke In 1968 and especially to (our decades of Satazar's ircn President Arnerico Thomaz, a 79-year-old admiral who had mule, played a passive role. It the constitutional power to fire was all a military show in a country In which for decades pi. the military had kept the govThe generals and . continuation ern'nent in power dent all insisted on of the 13-'ear-old war against Spinola and Comes kept sithe Independence movements lent after they were fired. But in Portugal's black African both are mem be rs of the new provinces — Angola, junta, and Spinola appears to be Mozambique and Portuguese its leader. Anti-sadat Plot Revealed By WILLIAM L RYAN built up desperation before 0-AP Special Correspondeat tober and provoked the waiEgypt's account of a plot to against Israel. overthrow President Anwar SoThe alleged coup leader is de.. dat dramatizes the urgency of the search for Syrian-Israeli scnbed as a Palestinian with an military disengagement, upon Iraqi passport who had con. which may hang any chance for ferred with Col. Moammnar peace in the Middle. East. Khadafy, Libya's strongman, The official version brings That touches the principal ex. into focus a multiplicity of fac. tremist bases in the Arab tors pressing on Sadat. A pro- world, the main sources of op.. longed deadlock on the Syrian position to compromise with Is. front could reproduce In Egypt rael, the fountainheads of (athe same sort of pressures that natmciqn in shape. Which isn't such a i:; . Jesus People Work The Streets P"If 40 .j_ .• .w. - . - - . - -- PERSIAN RUG AUCTION AT: bed idea. RED CARPET INN 1-4 at 436 Altamonte Springs ' 'A . At Left Master BEDROOM Group ft !...- r' -, 1' '' - - (.",.', " & ' 299 ' Includes Beautiful New Bedrooms in the Inviting Warmth of Richly Grained PINE with Perfectly Matched "Plonite" High Pressure Plastic Tops (Queen or Full) .Metal Bedframe e Commode 44,95 Se rv ice 011hIlAk coigrrgatona1 (rIst1an (urcb 24015. Park Avenue be d51o*lilg All sizes available—bring your mesurements. '-- Il, ' ' ' ' - ..:..' -'- -' '' - INTERNATIONAL. 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In our opink',n this is the best collodion of GENUINE HAND WOVEN RUGS which has ever been offered to the public at AUCTION. — FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST , *Triple Dresser e2g"06" Mirror 1' -. __ - . - ' - ' ' -i £ _____ t -. .. -. -, . it- :___ -• klut - ,' - . __ - p. . 1 ~ .:. .--. :' : 'i " _____ ______ - -. . - * RU- ST ~ . . G* G-E'D . .. .... . .. - . - - tf!, ': ~ ~_ '_ -. pp;~.4 V 7n- 1-7- a I A -,-- - , I e -t ezt - -" .--ei ~ - - N W - lb Jt)ANN IVEY Th at the e Sanford Area Ministerial Thursday at 1 p.m. arni the :nd 7:30 pin, services. Theme Scientist, will he held Saturday, deacom do the same for tile 'in my o n. It was trips and housewife, some guy The Herald services Association Executive Commit- Suzanna Wesley on Friday at I for the day will be "Peace and April 27 at 10 a.m. at the home brothers," she writes in Cor- games. I played with the Lost foundry. CHICAGO tee has endorsed the Congres- p.m. There will be an or-len- Pizza." — The nerstone. of Mrs. LaVerne Schoenlaub, Souls, Miseries Sons and "We just have found our - Resurrection Jesus Rock Band tation meeting for new mernsional resolution calling for Rev. Sikermo's ministry is to 1535 Normandy Blvd., Deltona, Glenn Kaiser, lead guitarist llrimnstone. Now I play with cz,lling here and we feel that and the Holy Ghost Players are with the band anti deacon of bservance of Tuesday as a day bers in Room 2, an Thursday. Italian speaking Americans in supermntendant "of Sunday Resurrection. I guess that SUmS Jesus needs us 24 hours a day. o ) • part of a 66-mn"nber Chicago. Jesus People talked about his up my life story. humni!iation, fasting and May 2nd, at 7'30 p.m. the Eastern section of the School. Subject of meeting is We don't have time for an eightprayer. United States. Most recently ha' "The (ux1 Shepherd." basea group known as the Jesus life prior to joining the group "Jesus is coming back real, hour 39t) besides this." Dr Harold A. Harris, People-U.S.A. They describe two and a half years ago. served in Pittsburgh. Pa., are, Congregational real soon," said Glenn. "Not Glenn says the average age of of themselves in Cornerstone the Miristerial as pastor of an Italian speaking "Since I was 14, 1 had been everybody is called to do this. the disciples is 21. "Members president or have Association has called upon church and various outreach Community magazine, a Jesus People with rock groups dealing dope,i lImit %OU tan be 'i Christian have to be of age Christian publication, as "a group of used every kind of dope except ministries. iiiywhere; the m,ine-to-five parental permission. We don't local ministers and churches to observe the day as they see fit. After the morning service the Methodist Dr. Lester 0. Schriver, pastor street Christians who live needles and lived pretty much businessman. the 'imtirhan :,ftep1 pe ople easily." together in a comiveant cornThere will be a community of Community Congregational (hurCh wi ll hold a pizza 1tiri Jimmy Sowder of The . -. 4Pt ¶ wide service at Holy Cross Church of Mount Dora. will he cheon in honor of Rev. - - munity. Our purpo1.s to try 1 - Silverio. %tethodist Hour ridio program and evangelize the str'ets: Episcopal Church. Park guest speaker at the 11 a.mn. P '' Rev. Kenneth Bolt, pastor of ill s pe ak on prayer Sunday at ..-. Avenue, Sanford. at noon on worship reach a segment of society it service at the church, who will lead the the 8:30 and II a.m. worship '! .. . 'i'uesiay. me association in- Congregational Christian music, invites the public to may never be reached in any :. -' 4, . services at ('asselberry Corn. ;.t. •. vites churches not holding their Church, 2401 S. Park other way. Tht- people we talk share in this special service. A z munity United Methotist owli special service.s to Join Sunday Dr. Schriver's zermon nursery will be provided. to don't ga to church. and -, . .i' irj; Church . with those meeting at Holy -'4. probably never will. It is our -. --. -- ' topic will be "What Is Success." Cross. Among ch ur ches joining • mission to go to them with the Special music will be First Presbyterian The theme for the Sunday with Holy Cross are First provided by Patti Meredith and gospel of Jesus Christ." I evening service at 7:30 p.m. Jesus People say they have Women of the Church of First will be 'Miracles" with Kitty Ar ~('hristian and First Presby- Doreen Martin and the Penny terian. • three functions: running a Presbyterian Church of Sanford DolanChoraliers. ski singing and wit' A number of churches have discipleship school, street .4 -i " elected officers at their April nessing and a message by Rev. vrj planned prayer meetings in witnessing and rallies with the general meeting. To be in. Ken Miller. Ms. Dolanski has Temple Shalom homes and churches. Pinecrest stalled in September are Mrs. hetn singing in Central Florida ') hand. Baptist, 119 W. Airport Blvd., . ---"We use our Jesus rock band, Mabel Davidson, president; (or three sears con'mng here I)ELTONA — Temple Shalom Mrs Myrtle ill have special service " Resurrection, to glority the Wallin, president- from Ohio where she witnessed n will hold regular services begioning at 7 p.m. that is ope Lord with music. It attracts the of elcct: Mrs. Jane McKibbin, to thousands in song. worship on Friday evening at 8 1:~ to tte community. A nursery young people to the rally. The -. -K in United Church of vice-president; Mrs. Pat Dunn. p.m. ' iIl be provided At 2:30 p.m Sunday the ba nd , Our 1101)' Ghost Players , secretary; Mrs. Cornelia Deltona. Cantor Michad Central Baptist Church at is Pierce, treasurer; Mrs. Betty Junior High Methodist Youth (Chr tian drama and elder : Goodman 13 1 h and Oak Avenue will be and Maxwell Zager, Chambers, historian; Mrs. Fellowship will leave th e John Herrin's preaching have 4 president will officiate at th t -- "pen from 6 a.m. until midnight ecumenical church for a visit to New Tri bes e I.orene Van been used to twinging over .. . -Pelt, W--- services. Harry 11 I - I I . for anyone who wishes to join 4 Sattar will be chairman; and Mrs. Betty Missiona ry Institute in Oviedo people to the Lord in two years the Reader. An Oneg Shabat the members in praying for At 2:30 p.nlr tile Senior Ifigh Andes. of rallies." - the iref reshiiien will be served ? %' nation . south will go to present a pa "Pa " John lien-in as elder Circle chairmen include Mrs. i% by the Sisterhood following the Mabel Piety, Mrs. Katy program at the Seminole t .1 A Central Florida Prayer follows the organizational scrvi'.- c's Rally is planned Monday at 7:3i design of the Bible using • Jackson, Mrs. Eva Rae Robb, ('ounty Juvenile Detntiun pin a a prelude to the council of deacons and Mrs. Mildred Lind, Mrs. 011ie ('enter. National Day of Humiliation, All Souls Catholic it dea Belle Hunter, Mrs. Bill Glelow, -'' Vacation Bible School Fasting and Praying at the 1 Mrs. Mar)' Ann Pierce, and group teachers will attend a workshop -•' hard3helI in I':ola Park, A Novena to Mary will be Mrs Dorothy Bach. On .. t h' Tuesday at Goss Memorial )rlando. Music will be provided conducted May 5-13 at All Souls Job as ''[icing like it spirit: ii ('huumrch, 21 E. South St , by Jones high School Singers, Cathoflc Church, Sanford, by a Church of Christ, watchdog." : ( )rlando, 7 :39:30 p.m. - First Baptist Church's "The Vincentian Father, Rev. hart J. 1," The Jesus People New Wine," and The Skippers. O'Maliey of Miraculous Medal Scientist f,4 together and part of • ily fun night and Ministers and laymen from the Novena Band. deaconess' job Is seeing how the i-ivrred dish supper will be hc!il ioimuhiunity will participate in Morning Mass and Novena I)EI.TON\ — A Sunday Wednt'sday be ginning at 5 3 1 disciples take to one another. . . . the program. will be at Ii a.m., Monday School work shop meeting of the pin. in fellowship hall. ;it "The girls are very close to / - through Saturday; evening Firs( Church of Christ, ('ininiuruty Methodistr each other and sometimes a STETSON GROUP PRESENTS MUSICAL Deltona Methodist Mass and Novena, 7:30 pm, new disciple will feel like she THE SHOW Me Singers and instrumentalists from Stetson University Monday through Friday and at doesn't (it in at first. at DeLand will present the Christian musical "Show Me" Saturday at 8 Saturday. The new study group for 7 "I watch to see if anyone's p.m. at the Sanford Civic Center, Sanford Ave., at Seminole Blvd. Allen young mothers that meets each having a hassle with acLife Unlimited, Inc'., cornTuesday at 19 am. In Room 2, posed of 100 Central Florida LeVines sings the lead role in the program that appeals to all ages and ceptance or just problems of United Methodist Church of teenagers who tell theirstory in within themselves. My job Is a is sponsored by the Seminole Baptist Association and Sanford First Al lot Deltona, will begin a new study music, will be at All Souls of Just showing love. The Baptist Church. 0 sing Eh,ard Hauman's book, Church social hail at 718 Oak ,, The Life and Ave., Sanford Sunday at 7:30 entitled, __________________________________________________ Teachings of Jesus." Nursery p.m. Tickets are available in cart' will be provided in Room S advance or at the door. during this class. The Wednesday evening group which inff ;)rn is Pinecrest Baptisi studs uig tti Holy Spirit, bastI Rev Armando Si I t'erlo, Blind Evangelist Thomas E. I i'rm Langdon Garrison's. "In language "missionary for the osiu '-Ps Hayes will preach Wednesday, Quest of the Spirit." Southern Baptist home Mission Circles of the Church meeting Board. will speak Sunday at May 8, at7:30p.m, at Palmetto The SeCond in a series of four rector of Holy Cross Church, this week, are: The Rebecca, on Pinecrest Avenue Baptist Church, SunChurch at 119 sessions of a Christian Sanford, representing the Wednesday at 1 p.m.: Faith on W AirportBaptist ford. I Blvd.. a; the II a.m. Education Symposium will be Episcopal Ch'irch; and Rev Born with defective eye3 held Sunda' at 7 p.m. in the Elmer Reuscher, pastor of Rev. Hayes ttended the 1 4 Fellowship hall of First Church of the Redeemer, Georgia Academy for the Blind Presbyterian Church under the Sanford, representing ttie ." In Macon, where he studied co-sponsorship of Sanford Lutheran Church music, specializing in piano and • Ministerial Association. Braille. Purpose of the Symposium is ¶, Rev. Hayes says tie does not This week's panel will consist of Brother Bernard Barga of to assist the co,'iununity in consider his blirdncss as a Church of the Nativity, Lake understanding the unity of the handicap, but it blessing and Lt Mary, representing the Roman various churches in Jesus challenge. Catholic Church; Fr, Dimas Christ, while appreciating the In 19, he respondt,d to call Markle, pastor of SL Join richness of their diversity. to ptach in Dothan, Ala. He in Florida Chrysotom Chapel, Maitland, Concluding sessions will church patored feature other denominations in representing Eastern Orthc'do before becoming a (uiltlmt' ''!Ii)'.!.',S l iu•:v. lI\''lS tIe' ('1l;lilUiUt. fl '1.iv- I dO1 I.' i ';nr'}- l"r i a'r,. ..i ...................7 III l" . "- I.-'., ------- ' 71~ - --. .il% I - to ANALYSIS ___ - n a I Prayer Day - :ludes Dresser DARK Friday, April 26, 1914-18 *i F01 LIGHT OR ` Designated "Blessed are they that have gift to him on his terms, At the initiation of Sen. Mark net seen, and yet have wouldn't accept the word of his "0n1' a national confession of believed" John 20:29 fellow disciples and demanded 0. Hatfield. ,it theologically corporate guilt can -qave us Jesus is talking to St. that tie be able to place his sharp Oregonian who is re from the wc1rshlp of our own IiThomas, "Doubting Thomas" hands In the wounds. He laid garded a possible choice for the nite power ... (and) heal the its he has come to be known, at (town tile conditionj by which 197G Republican presidential woun(ts that presently afflict the appearance when Thomas God should appetr and nomination, many Americans us." i-rable to prove to himself ttie demanded proof of the have set aside a day to "confess A Baptist and two-time gov. Resurrection of our Lord. Resurrection, our national sins and to pray for ernor of his home state before Thomas made several mistakes clemency and forgiveness." We tend to feel sorry for being elected to the U.S. Senate by not being with tile other ten They've scheduled obser. in uw , Hatfield is among few dIsciples iJudas had betrayed Thomas at this point and many vances on Tuesday, April 30, of of us identify with him in that federal lawmakers (along with Jesus) when Jesus made His ____________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________________________ LISBON, Portugal (AP) — Marcello Cactano and presi. movements in Portugal's black and yelled encouragement to rebel troops, plying them with miier thief of staff who sided Junta leader Antonio de Spinola dent Americo Thomaz had been African territories of Angola, the troops wine and cigarettes and smash- with Spinola in the dispute over A few tanks still moved Ing windows to defy police. announced today sweeping re. sent to the island of Sladeira. ;Mozambique and Portuguese African policy; Brig. Jaime Sitforms in the one-day-old coup in lie did not say if they would Guinea. through Lisbon's streets but the Spinola, who was retired by verb Marques, Col. Carlos GalPortugal. including breaking up face prosecution. litmdreds of people g3thered city was quiet. Stores reopened, Caetano last month because lie vao de Melo and Gen. Manuel e but the nation's airport me- advoca'z'd an end to the 13-year- Diogo Neto. th political police and holding Speaking to newsmen, Spin- at Caxias Prison outside Lisbon free elections within a year. esti mained closed and so was the old colonial war in Portugal's ola said he was dissolving On Thursday night, Spinola as word went out that an border between Spain and Por- African territories, emerged as reported that calm reigned in The 64-year old general, who one-house National Assembly, mat ed iSO political prisoners tugal. the leader of the seven-man Portugal and that his govern. swept to power in a military re- and he told questioners he %% ere Lu be freed. volt ffiat overthrew the 42-year. would permit a multiparty P`0_ Lisbon newspapers listed National Salvation Junta. inent -wfil guarantee freedoin In downtown Lisbon an irry three persons killed and 45 inold dictatorship, also an. litical cabinet. But he did not The other members of the of thought, speech and action." nounced he was firing 211 civil say if Communists or Socialists crowd Jeered and shouted, jured during the coup. junta are two navy men. Spinola also promised dcc"Thieves" and "Robbers" as But generally Thursday was Comdr. Antonio Alba Rosa C&u. tion of a "constituent assemgovernors both in Portuagal would be included. rind it ns-pps nrnvrr#c and Sninola said ,it thp mnni.nt uniformed t,oliUcal police were a day of celebration, with thou- tinho and Capt. Jose Baptista bly" to write a new q'nnclit,,tinn Spinola said former Premier with any of the ltbcratxon ,..~. I_____________________________________________________________________ -__________ C a tb N By REV. C.tI4LT. CANNON Holy Cross Episcopal ;I , ~' Church RIN . R ulers iI 4A CO Tuesday Corner EDIII)Ws NOTE - Aristotle businessman who has dabbled Olympic's temporary offlc in One of the Largest individual Since the town of l)urha of the state campiign The options promised more One soUrce in New llani Onassis made one brief visit to rn politics Concord and Dover. shires Greek-American contributors listed by Booms fn law in the flooras cam- than $5 million if the land is corn- voted overwhelmingly against I New Hampshire after his Variously described as a In 1972, he organized a New was William Hammerman of 10 paign. munity said "Papanicolanu told rezoning Durham Point, he op. .j No estimate Is purchased. firm Olympic Refineries, Inc., spokesman or New Hampshire Hampshire primary write-in light Si, i. Baltimore, Md. who Booras says he was respon- available on the price paid for me that Onassis was paying br tions covered land on which started seekidg a refinery site representative for Aristotle campaign for then-Vice Presi- gave 11,500. That address is the sible for getting Olympic Presi- the land options, but from what the promotion, nothiteg Ose." refiner-% cannot be built, . there. Thedayto.day Onassi s' re finery company, dent Spiro T. Agnew to counter office of the Hammerman Or. dent Constantine E. Gratsos in. is known, they probably cost Nicholas F. PaparcoIaou is ; Olympic Itefineries Inc.. ap.. "kestrilan was a New Hanip- lkwas has been among the what Rooras perceived as pres- ganization, Ine., headed by 1. H. terested inNew Hampshire as a .several hundred thousands dol- Onassis protege and listed in . shire resident, Peter J. Booras, most active supporters of the sure on President Nixon to "Bud" Hammerman, identified potential site for a refinery, corporate records as vice presi- peared to withdraw to tars. Here, in the Last of these reports proposal to build the complex dump Agriw from the ticket. by the Justice Department as the real estate dent, treasurer and a director off ices in New York aftf.r it lust ) Ilooras said Booras did not elaborate on the refinery plar, is a lool:. at on the New Hampshire the showdown in Durham. it . Nporas also ran in that pri- an Agnew confidant who set up Before Olympic announced men were acting "on my be- of Olympic Refineries lne. .L)lympic's Will representative seacoast. Both he and Olympic mary as a candidate for the the cash payment George l'appadernas, a announced the closing of its scheme for publicly that it was looking at half" but that he was actually and his associates. say he is riot on the company Republican nomination for U.S. illegal kickbacks. rd, N.H., office. and re. .I Nashua real estate broker, New Hampshire as a refinerN spending "Mr. Gralsos' rno' By MIChAEl. PUT'ZEL payroll, has no financial Senate. Although he outspent A reporter telephoning the site, several Greek-American cy. " helped Booras buy the land finery opponents began to drift Associated Press Writer tcr in the project and his competitors by a substantial Hammerman Organization was real esta te men began buying Business associates of options, and town records show back to their everyday lives. CONCORD. N-if. iAPi — acting only as a citizen who margin. he lost the race. ._# i, told that no William Ham- options for land on Durham Onassis, however, say it is not he bought a few parcels of land When Ol unveiledympic Refineries, Inc., believes the state would be well Campaign records show the mnerman is associated with the The, at a special town meet, Point and on the Isles of Shoals. his style to risk his own money bordering the refinery area for plans for a =1 million served by a refinery. Booras campaign was financed mortgage ba nking firin. ing in Newmarket Ju.st south of . ~I small islands off the coast. so early in such a risky venture. hunSCIL . Booras heads a greeting-card almost entirely by $30,000 of the Olympic spokesmen say the Durham, the townspeople voted lk New Hampshire Atty. Gen. Eventually these options put They suggest the option money most of the talking for the manufacturing company in candidate's personal funds and Warren Rudman recently an- together about 3,500 acres on came from other sources who company owns the options, tt in April to welcome a refinery company was Peter J. Boora.3, Keene, N.H.. but spends much inore than $15,000 in contribu- nounced his office i; in- the mainland. most of it farm hoped to gain if the Olympic they remain i in Pappadern,as' proposal for their comniunitY. 4 I a G r e e k - A m e r i c a n of his time shuttling between tions from outside the state. I vestigating several apparent and woodlands. name in town records. proposal went through, Olympic sprang Wck to life, Pastor's The Sanford Herald m C . �- - 4 !•ty -- - - - - 'r , -_,.j--_- — -. , M , - M I 2B--The Sanford Herald Friday, April 26, 1974 Dear Abby 0 - ' H es Hungry 11-.1 By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN C 1574 W Ca*a,s Tnu-N. Y. i, '0~ ' Ac t- A ,.__ . __ 28, 114 ,~ ." ' - .' stio understands the problenL'd polmcc' work involves st'rking Br NANCY B(M)TiI SA11JRDAY, Al'RILZ7, 174 APRa and restrictions that are part of with teenagers in a preventive Herald Correspondent the job. program. GENERAL TE!)ENCNltAl, TENDENCIES: Two of Govoruhk's live The police aepartmnent, acWINTER SI'RlNG-ConHandle all of the small duties IES: You want to show off ytr to being just slightly children live at home. John Jr., r'oidlng to Govoruhk, en. connected with home, family best points to those you would fessing SUNDAY, Friday. April 26. 1974-3R . ,-. _&w.,-_x -- ' 13' Stands For Good Luck from the Carroll Ritr Institute f - __ A,(\J6HOROSCO?E Husband Says , Police Chief Is Hop eful CARROLL RIGHTER'S The Snfnrd krr,,!d !. -_ . !----! L- I it( . F, ' - ' DEAR ABBY: My husband 1?" Or is it I who am wrong? I' . works out of town three days a KENNETH I.. and property efficiently so you like to impress this Sunday, but superstitious, Winter Springs works for an electronics finn In compasses many areas bt'ides week. He takes $80 expense Govoruhk ()rlOndo, and Leslie, 10, atends arresting criminals and hanDEAR KENNETH: You are will be able to get together in it is not the right time to do so. Police Chief John noney with him on each trip. says being the 13th police chief Sabiil Point Elementary School, ding 'jut traffic citations, Under Every weekend he comes home right. The picture Is I. But ills p.m. with the persons you really Get ahead by consistent a the city could be the luckiest Tern, another daughter is the umbrella of the department of plication to the tasks at hand complaining that he couldn't ou who IS wrong. (And right like for recreation. ARIES tMar, 21 to Anr. 19) that bring you greater overall thing to happen to him. In any following in her father's foot- are the road signs, closing of afford to eat and went to bed now I am so confused, I don't thu h t1uøcn't steps. She is a dispatcher at the ru:II!c thu :nIfnInicIr:tinn of ih,' A I nungry wnen ne was away. I know If you are wrong or I Is.) Avoid any temptation to disWinter Park Police Depart- ;;•;i;:1";; suggested he take more CX MUES Mar. 21 toto Apr. 19) tOOK. have a 14th for many years to went and a member of the tontrol officer, patroling the k . ~ age with km, or the could You can now come a far pense money but he DEAR ABBY: I sew most O ~\ be unfortunate l'ola Hesen'e program in that cur, rescue, medical results. better understanding with kin hit' Job of chief was what saying he won't need more, but my own clothes and am pleased 1LV. II.'r goal is to become a emergencies, and coonitnating to come to a better than has been possible a mirk, expected only more he goes right on complaining. with most of the things I have agreement with others, also. very long time. Usten to what more time involved and IulI.tiiiie Irnitce officer. JOhN GO VU! tURK fire calls. made. I attend sewing classes. TAURUS t Apr. 2D to IN13y .)O) ' the v ha Originally from Baltimore, we have an argument so the woed got around that I Be alert and use more care on heWhen goes for to days-sometimes )Apr. 20 to May 20) a lieutenant on the soft inake mv own clothing. I weeks-without speaking. . am the road, and you then avoid Don't start any arguments at I undiminished by his I . 1. - . F"~71-- ,iongwood Police Department, 1 o. accidents. Keep an eye on your home or . prepare his rivals as usual, but annoyed by people I 2 0 years service in tile ("oast , it . . &-I you get in big trouble had a chief over me to go to, . ON -. he refuses to eat at home. everytime they see me in wallet and don't get Short- right now, when others are in . Guard and U.S Navy. b,,4 a i now I am the chief and have the something new, ask: "Did YOU changd. ~ ~-~ ;~ Instead he goes to a lie is a soft hwnble belligerent mood, responsibility of the final GFMINI Mar 21 to June 21) and then complains to aone make that'" titan , but has the mn''r Gi-:1rI t- 21 t - June 211 I 11-1 I it's xi Is!(.rl S rule ' (l'tR if u re ctravagant tIUW OU V&iu ', Ill 4,II to IIUu tkt 1 iihnes that .i man ill .' ha e a iin opportunity to to ask "How much did YOU will soon regret it. so try to save talk over big plans for the Chief Govoruhk is on call 24- tk)sition of authority requires. won't "feed" him. Right now pay foras: that dress?" 9W ~ jr,s ! more money. Await a better future with key persons Then hours a day, which curtails therc is a pot roast dinner . . Ili. r7_0~_ lie says being chief is largely I flow should I handle thi r day to consult an advise.- you start making bread, cake and . an ad.ministrative position and situation without being rude? trust, 0 cookies dr)ing out in the kit. Please don't tell tile does, however, manage to points to his experience in the I put them in operation, I should be __ N100IN CIIII.DREN iJune 22 N100\ chen while he is eating in a -sneak in a few monients of administration field both in the ~ .proud that I can sew because! to July 2fl Try to get into only to July 21) Plan in a practical relaxation with ra' family." restaurant: service and in Ingwood as a could also be proud to wear an tried and true activities, ay how to add to your present . What is wrong ,Aith him? He expensive ready-made dress, recreations today, then the p.m. income instead of just talking to -islie describes his wife, Anita, lieutenant. . A major portion of the city's a true police officer's wife was married befoce, and, ac- but I don't want to wear the can be delightful from the ro- almost everyone and getting . 111I go, I cording to him, his ex-wives price tag. mantic standpoint, nowhere. Frigiae Cus' didn't feed turn either. He is not This 206 cu It LOVES TO SEW . Get a 16 5 cu It Fridare r e LEO July 22 to Aug. 21) Get LEO , July 22 to Aug. 21 i torn imperial rfiitr1tO'fttCZC( underweight, and he doesn't 1rige(ator'feezer that features a _ featuxes a t#.stieIf 594 busy early at accumulated Show pals how much you op. DEAR 1A)VES: slicing shelf and an adusta'e 'IOU (itfl't have a tapeworm. top freezer lhjt holds u 10 2O tasks. Help a good friend who pft('iate the goodwill they have shelf rn the refrigerator present people pour13 of food. 100% Frost- I from needs your assistance. Avoid shown you in the past, and they plus full-width shelves in ffi Any advice you can give me questioning you. but ou can one who is acting furtively, Proof For more conetence. a OerS Sep.vate temperature conS give you further assistance u ill be appreciated. He may not (hangc ~rjur attitude. The a AutortC Ice Maker, rc'* Cr 1. UUZ( trots for retngeratot and .I VIRGO i Aug. 22 to Sept- 22) Postpone entertaining. later at extra ctwge ..4 be "fed up"-but I am. CARNAIION CIRCLE An interesting t.lk was given abitl:y to make something that Your desire tobe with friendsis Meditate tonight. Re for AC't'C Ice membles an eeIs'e read bs Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Gilbert i'er ,'t ,rr3 C'1 not favored now because they VIRGO iAug. 22 to Sept. 22 HAD IT made creation is far more Cirnation Circle of the illustr'ated w;!h colored slides, openers dcs'n'Ing of praise than having are busy, so get at projects to Analyze where you are headed Deltona Garden Club met for or, "Birds of Our Area." It would appear that your I , the money to buy It. Handmade make your surroundings tune- 'and how to get there faster. Apri! at home cv ra char" IF mo Evira Charvir Fst Celomw of Mrs. Rose Thirteen members were in husband has a long ht.itor' 'f things are more valuable tional. Plan the future. ! Then get into your regular ____ abn'wmal behavior. He is ohun Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) work. help one in need in p.m. Goetsch with 13 members attendance. -though less costly when made ___ ________ sesed with the notion that he A beach party at New ____ _______ Get at all those duties ahead of IJBl% (Sept. to Oct. 22) present. I by your own hands, so don't CENTER being "stan,ed" by Members made and Judged Smyrna Beach is planned for you and preserve until they are Keep quiet about aims until you ~ the %omen resent the opportunities to crow (a his life whose duty be feels It miniature the next meeting on May 16. other's I, well completed. If some credit are absolutely sure of them. Get each it little. is to "f" hun. lie needs af(aineedshandling,this is the advice from an expert. Stop arrangements Mrs. William professional help but unless be Knight won first prize, Mrs. ASTER CIRCLE time, IPIiI'T71t working in p.m. and enjoy William Carder. second admits and se'ks It. he's Problems? You'll feel better SCORPIOtOet-!rttnNnt' and SCORPIO -•-' 91' FLICaLIUn. destined to go on his paranoid, If you get it off your chest. For a Start some new plan that will Mrs. Goetsch, third. Members of the Aster Circle SCORPIO (OcI 23 to Nor, 21 obsessive wa). of the Deltona Garden Club met personal reply, write to ABBY: help you extend your sphere of Enjoy recreation with good A slate of officers presented for April at the home of Mrs. BoxNo.fl'700,L4., Calif. 90069. influence. Ignore any criticism pals, DEAR ABBY: You wrote in Enclose following their and elected for the comningyear Robert Howell with Mrs. stamped, self- from one who doesn't under- suggestions. Discuss with a are Mrs. Howard Elroy, \Iai reply to Rusty who wanted to addressed envelope, please, .tha Gray as co-hostesses. stand your ideas, know if that picture acbigwig what your aims are and president: Mrs. William ) The Deltona Garden Club SAGITI'ARIUS iNov. 22 to gain the support you want. conipanying )'oiii' column was Fnight, vice-president; Mrs. forthcoming Flower Show and For Abby's new booklet, Dec. 21) Make sure you first really you, "That picture 13 "What Teen-Agers Want tO SAGITIARIUS (Nov. 22 to Orlin Christner, secretar'; and May luncheon were discussed attend' to whatever important Dec. me!" 21) Taking time to get into Mrs. Charles Arnold, treasurer. and plans made to attend. Know," send $1 to Abigail 'I'M matters are at hand, and then important accounts and Members voted to send $t to Sixteen were Are you right? Shouldn't you fluren. 1 Lasky Dr., Beverly you can go out for recreation. 'keeping promises you have the Evergreen Day School in liresent am!members a new member, hate written, "That picture is lUlls. (: 912 Converse with your romantic made is wise today, though it is I.)eLand in lieu of a May 1mm- Mrs. Paul Thomas, was interest IIIIIugIy. i Sunday. Not a good day for cheon. A "Silent Auction" was welcomed. Mrs. Edward Pesick CAPRICORN Dec. 2210 Jan. sociability, held after the meeting. Mrs. attended as a guest and was 20) Don't argue in a petulant CAPRICORY Dec. 22 to Jan. Wilburn Hughes served as CO" After bi invited to Join th c:rcle. way with a partner, or you Cooperate with associates hostess. cause trouble In the future. One and you make the future more ;. AZALEA CIRCLE who opposes you should be pleasant with them. On who HOLLY CIRCLE avoided now. S opposes you wants to criticize, Azalea Circle of the Deltona AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. so steer clear of this person. holly Circle of the Deltona Garden Club met for April at 19 Don't get Into some labor AQUARIUS (Jan, 21 to Feb. Garden Club held the April ome of Mrs. Hose Monti, that is not for you at all which 19) Get much done at home for meeting By GEORGE W. CRANE, telling risque stoni& 11 at the Washington with Mrs. Alice Lipari as coP10- M.D. Whicti could bring unhappiness and which you seldom have time Oaks State Park. Mrs. Darrell tut movies and pornographic loss. Improve your health and during the busy workweek. Get Porter served as hostess w ith Members brought their own CASE A417: Kay D., aged 24, pictures? you improve your willpower. new gadgets in order. Invite Mrs. J. C. Kendall as Co. Easter bonnet creations. has been married only 2 years. Even with the advent of PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) friends In during the p.m. hostess. A tour of the garden Mrs. Florence Roes won a "Dr. Crane," the began, "our Women's Ub, do women crave A good day for haring a good PISCES tFeb. 20 to Mar, 20) area was made by the mem- prize for the most elegant hat; marriage turned sour within to see semi-nude pictures of time, so plan your activities Try a different routine where hers. Mrs. Marjorie Wilson for the the lust 6 months, men on magazine cover's? carefully. Show devotion to Sunday pursuits are concerned The group was escorted to the most unique, and Mrs. Reba Anatomically, too, the female those you really like. Spend and make this a more in- beach side of the park to see the Roes for hei' complete en"But we stayed together for 2 has only about 10 per cent the n.m. at home. teresting, happy day, p.m. Buy view from that point. semble. years, partly in hopes of a excitable tactile cells for erotic present for loved one. Avoid one On April 3, four members of so1uti YOUR CHILD IS B(M Refreshments followed. excitement that men with wrong ideas. the circle visited the Devaul Fourteen members attended. "For W Wt se TODAY... he or she will be too IF YOUR CIULD IS BORN Home in DeLand and hew, with compatible. xually n- Women were apparently n- emotional and should be taught TODAY ...he or she will want to the children's help, planted tendedtoberelaftvelyfrlgld,as earIytocon1thetemperand HEATHER CIRCLE -- "My husband complained . . avocado plants that I was too frigid to make dard. not t whine. mis child or she possesses, which Is fine. ' that r:: tarted The April 17 meetin anybody a good wile. of ea"comprehend thie TODAY-God created them be so be to give the best Last December. heather Circle of the Deltoiia UuuC flCvu On-t, uur.a -And this made me freeze up primarily mothers and only be education that will place your Next meeting will be on May Garden Club was held at the prouierr. masses even mc.re! mildly erotic. youngster at the top of 10 at the htime of Mrs. John home of Mrs, Frank IisinieckiLOSE been "Besides, I had been But Kay's I .isbaad had THIS resohed, so slant the education profession that is chosen, which Moran at 9:30 a.m. E El( , on Kent Road. , along such lines at the right could be educated in a convent school. so imbued with the false idea II helpful to the 11 1-. N (ii R F1 X 's% it i I P. A. Foliowing a brief business knew very little about men, a wife is just as passionate as a schools and give enoughpublic in general, particularly POINSETTIA CIRCLE meeting the member's drove to CiLitUra. training Ic .nable Just lake a tiny "We finally got a divorce, husband. , in the field of government, the Florida Federation of or IIVF to be much to the shock of our Hungrex tablet before But Kay is a normal wife couuortaueman) Make sure you encotr'age your The April meeting of the Garden Clubs In Winter Park MJIU of COniPafl. rncals...artd banish those parents. meaning, she is diffident or son or daughter with praise Poinsettia Circle of the Deltona and made a tour of the club hated ezlra pounds as 'But neitherofusis happy, so "frigid" as measured by his training eari is a must when some work Is done well. Garden Club was held at the gardens. They had lunch at the •.-• >t hafli!h hunger' SSb)? 14 we are wondering lilt would be standardc "The Stars impel, they do not "The Stars impel, they do not Highland Country Estates Club Imperial House there. Bicaust )Iungru is ' .. 0. K. to remarry." Husbands must realize this compel." Wha t you make of compel." What you make of hIt,us in DeBary. Mrs, r i '.' Two new members welcomed the most poierfuI essential se' difference and your life is largely up to YOU! your life is largely up to YOU! Edmund Irwin and Mrs. E. N. were Mrs. Elsie Toussan and reducing aid ever . UNNECESSARY DIVORCES thus not mart at their wife's if '\ Carroll Righter's Individual Carroll Righter's Individual Whalen served as co-hostesses. Mrs. Stella Magnus. released for public use 3 ' 'IIbOUI prtSeTIptIOD! .. Dr. Crane 1 OWlS failure to match their own Forecast for your sign for May Forecast for your sign for May boudoir ard r. 13 now ready. For is now ready. For your copy ____________________________ _ Supprettes hunger pangs women ii'.e IIIIIIIIIIIIIII . .— Women were created to be send your birthdat' and $1 to send your birthdate and $1 to i\ soeffctn'cly, it actually Worry Clink has cleared up "y., ç limits the ability of many wrong nohons, in our but one of a harem, as regards Carroll Righter Forecast, Carroll Righter Forecast, The I :m~ your body to rrodul-c Holly. Sanford Herald. their anat0mY, for it UkkeJ Sanford Herald. Box 629. Box 6". linar1ruk". "Instead offtA4 in gnawing hunger Holly"od, C. -flif. K=, divorre, we are now idealiv pimsibly 4 women to maUb or& wood, C&hf. Mo. ! I 1, fo n man's* sensattons'. Result' You ardor (See Biblical , happy. d ' fIh Jacob. d 32O S. Orlando Drive And thrceyoung couples were w'.'er, - ' y. and down goes sour Hwy 17-92 often facing the same sexual legally, morally. economical! OUR HOUSE with Major Hoopi. weight. mWMICePtims that wnt KAY an even psIc oogca 2 into the divorce court. rta. better, expecsally for the peace ___ ' LOSE W1OHT THE FIRST "' BAN' -r i.j' ! For dlvtcee usually I starts In UI mind 0f , 're TO flOw Iuc e ight aho necr thought they coul&.rcpori OPEN DAILY '*T.R &rrl:' ..-. the bedroom! \J 'aT5 I So a husband must learn all ftmMkahlccl,hltoaf7,.,2Otscn4I pounds Al 'F 10:00 AM. to 6 P.M. cc Ie,jRl'. U1J • Y Vfj ' -E u'ENr5 I (If in a short hik. So if you're tld of Psal('way miseasures or the boudoir techniques f-,m "ts PuBCE 7 a— CAT Yet bf .i _t iv.R'i' MON th PLANTS ru or 41 ~i andwantr,,IIs efTeclIe htIpin reducIng.. ser, J 51 l T1'I'5'C1,1 a ttt t, tir ' . , - for hIungrcitoi. ungmn ili slmçl mze ou' ouil be slimmer next must serve more weirIings FLOWERS beelth ,sE7 wrek or I OPEN \ L.tE5 TR 'LI (r'rC) b,'4. No 'cr'a*n nttded ignorance cr else have ab. boudoir cheesecake so she can St) 6 44 1— MOTHER'S DAY ' DISCOUNT rut' ".' I refuses. Endeavor for so-"more T . on s 30'9: MIIJ.ION 8:3O CIS DIRTY SALLY : 30 ARt' TUE SIX i RERUN Pike gets involved DOLLA R MAN "Hun with an attractive card dealer Steve Run" Steve Austin is when he has to protect her from selected by t.e riine syndicate a cheating charge. She gives him a sob story, and he gives decide to make bionic robots. her $500 for her 1a mi!y' 'Flit' battle between the mob di.%niad ring Salh I: sun' 1w and (lie sciefltist is over has been taken until she get.s killing our hero or keeping him the ring appraised. It's worth ,dive long enough to find out more than what he paid for it. how his antis ore constructed. Sarah Kennedy plays the card N Noah [leery and Ilenry Jones dealer. guest star. TAURUS homemade -' Wake' F G Mo a'uleu C DER HAD IT: For $448 $468 Ho. ' '' - • 2 Years, a documentary, this one is IN BUCK This is a study of pretty wild. It's an four black families who have Encyclopaedia Britannica 3 reached middle-income status, special, and Peter Folk, TV's which is a status enjoyed b) Lieutenant Columbo, is the half of the black families in the host-narrat or, The program United States. Their lives and consists of four segments: aspirations Will be shown, and animal behavior. inind and these portraits will be followed body, folk wisdom and the by a panel discussion by black universe, In the animal section leaders who will talk about the we -see a chimp learning to [x)rtraits. ne panel includes communicite by computer sign Rev. jesse JaLkson and Rep. language, in the mindandbody Andrew Young W. Ga.), while segment ESP and mental CBS News correspondent Hal power to filove objects are Walker %&ill be thc moderator explored; in folk wisdom a witch doctor goes into his act ____ and finally, man's relation to .,,' ,., the Init'prcA' k cf,,,4.n,,I :u-iu ,Ufl I III'S ULII) COUI'LE "Last Tango in Newark" i111'.RtJNi 1-'dwarrl Villella, star of the New York S:309 CBS GOOD TIMES City Ballet, guests tonight. He Florida thinks she has found the plays himself, and Felix gets key that will unlock the poverty the act when Vlllella is late for trap that surrounds the Evans one of the performances of family. She is stopped in a "Swan Lake," featuring an allsupermarket and asked to be a girl cast. Felix volunteers to product's TV spokenmian There take Villella's place as the Is the goose that lays the golden prince, and he pressures Oscar egg, all right, but It is' quickly into taking a secondary part. broken when Florida finds the Don't look for any tangos, just product and young Michael has laughs a strange reaction when they get togeth"r. . -------- Marriage Turns 10- 1 I NBC -COUNTRY CO%IES HOME" Home is the $15-million new home of the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville, and conning home will be every country and western en. tertainer who ever trod the boards of the 01(1 Opry House. 4 START — __ WEIG HT , ,, hinges Now 0 I— Showing - FRIDAY EdENING 9 Truth (6) Hogan's Heroes () Dragnet (13) News (24) Aviation Weather (35) star Trek (44) Mod Squad 7'30 (2) Police Surgeon (6) Andy Griffith (9) Hollywood Squares (13) American Bowl (24) Wall Street 8:00 (2) Wild Science (6) DIrty Sally (9) Brady Bunch (24) Washington Week (35) Felony Squad (44) Bold Ones 8:30 (6) Good Times (9) Six Million LJunar rvn (24) Interface (35) Movie 9:00 (2) Gi.i With Something Extra (6) News Special (3) Football Shorts (24) Masterpiece theatre (44) Rock Concert 9:30 (2) Brian Keith Show tot f't,l,l 1,.,,,...s. , ,p'JJIV 10:00 (2) Country Come Hcme - Quartet (24) Today In Legislature ) 00 4 4 S 7 30 10 10 ~ '~.'_ .;~_ li I "i., r,-, k - t'.") 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(9) Tarzan - '. ,,•—,,_, - LUTLP - -' '' *. (huVli7 aI110 Prob~= in allarriage." en, ; ~, - - . 1~1 I - Ply CV PAUNER AW % WERE \ I sute that wornm mm )ad as passionate as men Thatsdbsolutely faLse! WomenareNOTusexually &hould ~1)V- that axlcdn- It bard#,M 1~ MUW .,,, .or ISwUIflh 4 .k J marriage and now has made her remarriage secure and (Always write to Ik. Crane in " I T"7~),-- . .. '.)' ' .. $, — " ( ' . --~ . .: 1 -- NE111111,1111111111111111111111 i V 1 , j,., 7) j/- , v,j, • w, needs. — i CARNATIONS u . ._;%!I1 - Any Day 9i a I . Betty, Mac, Peggy & Elyse Isom 1 11 N — 5% , 7" , I I 1~ ,,,,'.. g o - , At 9:50 ~ •• / 01 .' *300 - P.(5 : - C'1ijifi bril PI"t 6) iI (21 '"' soo . : ( cd.iytur'h) t - I : 6%JPIINIJ. Plus at 11:30 "Slnion, King Of The WItchs"cw in And wtudi sex is noted for his ok!rts. ....'.,,. .,.e..,.,, 41 • •0$ •o•••I •d• j. 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The network announced Five (if the prograrrus in Wednesday 12 new shows fur . next fall and the cancellation of ABC's new lineup are ha!f•hour '1.50 DINNER 10 current ones. It said Bono ("Wit i s. will star in all hour-long come'2.50 dy•niusic show Sunday nights three are about police or detec• 1il hicnthenew1season begins, tires, one about a newsOTiO,S Bonoand his wife, Clier, star- paperman and the last about it • HOFBRAU red in the top-rated "Sonny and S4.'andanavthn family living in (her Comedy flour" on CBS for Minnesota in the late 1S50s. HAUS three seasons, When their marLounge Open lOam Ow of the police shows, "Get riage fell apart early this year, Chr&stte Love," is television's Ph. 322.971k ParAv., CBS reluctantly canceled their first series about a black po.. . Ill-ew iiflian L In addition to ' - The Fill,'' the ther programs canceled by ____________________________________ .,Xll(' were five first-season .'eries — "Chopper One," % -40 -Firehouse "Tomna," "Dot' __ L:liOu" and "Die Cowboys" — Holiday Complex and tilt, veteran "Partridge Ph. 323.19 1 0 Sanford ir --i . Family," "Brady Bunch" and We Still Have Our....... "Owen Marshall" series. : It also canceled "ABC' Su.i. LUNCHEON pense Movie," a first-sea:•on SPECIAL assortment of made-for-TV movies that had no continuing Strved 11:30 am. tit 2:30 p.m. ii , , rharaCters or story lines. LOUNGE OPEN DAILY-INCLUDING SUN. (6) Adventure (24) Zoom (9) Wide World Of Entertainment (44) Movie 1:00 (2) Midnight Special (9) All Nile Movies OUT LEAVE THE COOKING TO US! I EW 'UltR Al' Sr The 12 rw hus rare from 1:01nedian Sonny Bono Will be life new "Sonny Bono Comedy doing a solo act for ARC-TV Revue" to "Kodiak," a 3min. next fall. %%title ttie network's tile action-adventure series _____ . 11:00 MATIM(ft SIM P.W ~ 164e ._ the Television (9) Toma (13) Blue Ridge 141 LL14LI LJ I.(.LL'LflhIl ABC Cancels 'FBI ' 12:30 MIL)NIGII1 Sl'K(I,tl. hl:31).l ABC IN CONCERT All Charlie Rich, voted 1971's male anglesare tilt tonight. Canada's vocalist of tile year b) the 101l AlIt TO',IA This time Bachman-Turner Overdrive Country Mu.stc Association, is Toina takes on tile district are here w tf their big at, t night's host. Ilis guests inattorney's office and his own The glitter comes froin the c(l)ude tire Staple Singers, Anne department, Our hero believes Brownsville Station. Pop rock is Murray, Oobit Gray and the an overzealous prosecutor is supplied by 1.ogglns and Treasures. Besides doing his fraining one of Toma's iriends Mes,sinaand the special guests, regular ballads. Charlie Rich on a murder charge, and he sets (lie Pointer Sisters bring their does a medley describing how out to find the truth. The truth '40s jazz-funk. Eliot Mintz n- he became a country singer. 11:30 IRKM -- " ih tS 19 ('LSe) and Tennessee Ernie Ford. Show ---M@ -W -4 g/i Sonny Gets Solo Spot; The host 'is Johnny Cash and on how many people tervi the I'ni:iter Sitcr In alphahetically the guests range were in hotel room the night their dressing room, and he from Ito), Acuff to Talliffly Toma's friend was supposed to conducLs an on-stage Interview Wynette. For comedy relief we kill his former business with liggins and Messina. I Mim 14 W • ,, I Midimght ~ T V H11 ight ' osqos 0&t:ffq!)t"X*1&XJ& ON FRIDAY —_ ONSUNUY CHOPPED SIRLOIN BAKED SUGAR CURED HAM ',lb., 2 Vegetables or ROAST TURKEY Bread 8 Butter Hot Fresh Vegt'ta1Tdes bread . Butter $129 ON SATURDAY IME ROAST Choice of Potato 1 Vegetable, B read & Butter 969 CORNBEEF&CABBAGE -- EVERY WEDNESDAY & SATURDAY It LD. CLUB AND FILET STEAKS DAILY AD $ 00 1O Session LOCATED 1 MILE SOUTH OF APOPKAON HWY. 441 Ph. 305/886-1978 �S _ - - • - - - - - - - - -, -. -.. t-. -- -- r- 4 B-The Sanford Herald - . . .. .,. Sunday, AprIl 28, 1974 - Legal Notice J - , - Legal Notice .- - - - - 3- - Legal Notice Legal otice water left after Isterltre my baby's bottle nipples. I wh - - ._ • - . -. .. - -.= thtm' described as located off MuIt4 be aelighted to pay the small Lake Park Road. DEA 61 tra cost at the time of put- SEMiNOLE COUNTY BOARD' OF ADJUSTMENT Noticeol Public Hearing Notite iS hereby given that the Th's public hearing will be held in chase of the shoes. In fact th Cour", Commlsion Chambers of Itie Courthouse. Sanford, Florida, shUe waiting for the nipples to knowrng they could be bou on May 20. 1971. at 7.0') PM, or as -- [4 ' ' CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS by Lorry Lewis ITS BEEN GOOD : CIULE SLV'RN TpJ.T lE 'RE I B.LS5INCE OUT OF ThE ______-4 PESlDEN1 ',' ''- I BURSAR i 1ON).Y i:1u'R - I ______ . 'I ____________ _____ ; ,- - Tby Hcimdohl & ___________________ ( RANT A.\g 'N.\TS EI"MAL -..3A.' C\EtNr ' V 4' - I k:\ER -' ThEREL C'E .kN fi\11Z\ L'4'\-"E ER ACCESS0RIES Stoitci 1itir -I I d • • AA ____________________________ Legal Notice ___________ __________________ -CAPTAIN EASY ERr.'JL' NEEP rOR I'ER 5HOis':' t0 c-ti) IF! MA. ERvICE EO.IIJG OFF -- -'A EVER L-2 '""sr' ... '-".' .11 -- L 'v'- rIlAr / i.4iii, J. HAD.E". "OW. TtAT IAI,E DOfEEMTQRIt,jC, ' 8ELL-' iN TP4 FIEtO I %t oa.iEP±L:j I __________ __________ '11:JI:I-:-.... NO! 1/ - '- ?RA - ________ __ (1 . _ . CR - ( fr -. -. . .. TsANr """' , _ - ._____ cS-- __________ 63610 1.300 __________ - __ _______ ____________________________________ _______ -_ - __1 __ - . AND ERNEST FRANK . 1 Lkç1 '')r's1 $1,711,309. .- - - ' -. - - - [SocialEvents ______ _______ - - ______ ________ - r"' k" ' -. . - \TI.' 1JUU 'I r'"."l I I OTHER LETTERS I 0K4Y I I , -ZI:r'-'T------ ... ' '- $ 454,779 $ 70,000 by Dick Covolli 5rJ HAVE \ / CON'r KNOW - ( A ( A6OLJT THAT. VERY A5Y LIFE ) $ 100000. $ 100.000 LIFE l&.l"T E)LACTLY A BOWL. OF PUPPY KIBBLES. I 0 79 17.470 29,134 JIb .. C') ________ C ---- - $ 101,544 ,j; ': ._%. 1. I 11.543 34.i 323 . _ BLOND,E - ______________ _______ ___________________ ,_S_1_ _______________ 5-_-- t 494.441 "iVU GOTTA COULD "rOLl LET BE 4.540 1,010 11.517 172.000 FOQ - 5-. I DO'.IT EVEN SPEISJD TEN DOLLArS FQ V MY OWN LUNlCW!' -' . .. I' Fifl:: _ I 3.710 - _III jilli - WINTHROP - ___________ - U - ne ______ NO -. _______ _____ -'s.r.-J r_ )r-Timl) I $ 3op,i $2,375 71374 5433) . -- - . (9 _ L_TLJR t.'- " _ ____ I 129,775. - A- by Bob Thaves -. 311.700. - - ________ _______ 1 $ 7,1.043 - J ______ _______ - 1 - I 11,2.9671 - 493447 - IlI.II uI III - . provngaSpeC$lEzc,p,ionsnanA 1 Agrlcufls,reZniitop.arp a meile home W P1st frilbow,nq jni CREATINGTHECRIMIPiIALCODE OF LAKE MARY. FLORIDA; PENALTY PR OV IS ION; TRAFFIC CONTROL: CONFLICTS, AND Be-or, cii center toe of p- EFF CTtVE DATE 09' PLS'.AGE • pç r,,-r'. r. 1mm cf -..a.t .cc r.r.i Mt. Dwa at a coira 1fl available at the off ice cii ttsa Cifv - feet -- Fe-st tilt pert Na't?s ,'f $-f'qTh Clerk Of t",j C -ly of Lskt Mary. r-:e -4 E ri:ra prr ij tie-string to flinOi*COtJfity,Fiof4argffq tiJm,same 447 ,ete, thence Norm U degrm At.L iN1'ERESTEC' PARTIES ,st $'4fe, soutt w , ARE INVITED t* attttd id bi to center I.ssi ci hIçhway, th.ne P4d SO'JI?t U degrees tast along ttedY 1pst l,OTIC SHALL b posted 1neofsaidhySlafeatiopnt.sl nTPSanfoHera)d,.nea' f Degirn'n'. 5,mnOl Couthy, cf genreit circuia'ioe' n Said City. FiCrtdS Furm.c d-.beo .'s on 'f 41; T-".-rt it4S lSdanpqsr , 14 alit f Sarifged 6! the tfii time of the put&s heartag. W**I DATED thi$ 1Mh day 04 April, t rvec on att 9971 Tha. pslic Iseertnq wift e tiesti in S Kay S.assmaes. the t.,-4- C'i-'..i Cta-'t..-rs C.t- CJirk c-t't C.se S,irf.r i.'-:a, C-p c-T t.a-e OnMa7 20, tS74,'7OP.M.prat Mjry, 5(e'5a s' tysersofter as pcsstble. HCMJS3 0 FREEMAN, ItSOSetnmw Courty Post Office c' 34 of MIuvrn.e'st Attamotle Spring'i. Ft 3770) B, Witon Tprrtt, k'lprriy for City ChhS,v.rs cii Lake N'al'y. Ft. Publ so AprIl 24 911 PI.,-571 U' Apr' 26 tra (lEA 51 DA316 - Board - JOHN A. BALDWIN, Baktw,n Dkeou, Attorneys at Law, Suite $00 East Highwiy £34. Cassesberry, F ion. . ,. CterkoftheabOvetf',$edcourte,,Pe Ser'noie C:.."'y Co...rtr':.,. Sanfd. Fjoriva. on or before May sott, oThe5e a Judgrnent JOHN JOSEPH LEONARD may be entered against you fri tti' $40 Oi'ANGE A'I?E., rehi nded in the PeEtion. ap' 298 THIS NOTICE Ihelibs ALTAMONTE SPRINGS., once each week fgr (Our (4)cQn FLORIDA V0I Sacutive wesks in The Sar'ord i)etheaIwlmtps,Cleof Herald Sanford, Florida abov,styleU Court 0(1 or' before WITNESS my hind anc May 2nd. ttll; otherwIse a saidCp'.,t onths91Psdayof April ugm,f may en'ered esgeirist ' pv fpr the relief a4'rnldod ifl the Seai) . , , Azip . Btck*i ,ir TPi)tflt56lIbipS,,K, Clark the C' lath week ('sY Our cr'q4CutIvi By: lo Siote aiefks in The Sanford Heras. Dety CIrk *ITNFSS y i4 C"d 5-tel of S JCir A Ba1d.n sa.oCour1at-or4a 0'S??' 2dav A 3AL(lñIN of ofApri. 2?7i Baliwiri5 t1zj (Soui Aftornes ArThur H. t.cftwith, Jr. g, Clan 54 E., k4l;7i* gj By Joy Sfokes Canefb.rry 'oeioa vv D,gs.ty Clerk ATTORNEY FOR PETIT IO PsjW, April 5- 2129 74. tld Pvtl'tes Apr11 37 39 24 May 3 471 DFI-21 DEA-Os ' . sI,,,l,767 ___________ _____________ - BEETLE BAILEY Mort Walker L.; $ 112.000 W4AT * 1$4.500 $ 777•5 MPER ORTGE çAcED , sJr/'r - 11/'s I $ 4.219.109 wo I<P4OWB I • - Wrr4 "i ____ ____ j ?' ER _ at the beginn4g of the aoov referred t period a obI.gated upo covnmnnnp made but Ificomptet, 4.000,000 TPII$ Onthe IN Day Cf My A(l, I74 a r'ni o'cloci A ,( n 'e C-' " C C-3l Cfti' Ceo: a'.., ?h.rn Ftc*'oa Ftoj Contrcl Diitrit, 901 (v.ri'sa Street. , ___& - ----. hearing will be *ffOfded toaIt,rs I t5whoars. n.ayb, Wbjett toted DiStrict laces. 'hi., attorrs to aooiear beforq said Board to 1M to I L: E - /;- L- A!_1 ____ -- thU e.EJ biER - - •- ThlSNQt;(,ShoIlb, I. ATTEST. 1; G. E Dali Jr Secri'fary ThANK OJ 51Av HERE j CCUSN.t) 'TCU L1f4Th.. 't4CU I 1 FlNc' ARE THE 5ACREP I1'.Ac5E CCUIN! L. (ENTreAt. AND SOUTHERN FLORiDA FLOOOCONTROL OIS,'RICT BY ITS C,OVERNt'3fG BOARD 6, S Robert i. Clark, Jr Cttairmol' '.iç-j,r sio M)w - CANtCT M5GELF I Mt 'L(l Ut,I. BUT 1 HAVE 4 RlEI5'C' ThC WILL HELP CA OU 'ENt' 11115 MES44E SWIFTLY TO CJR FRENc' THE - " ,, 1 I -1 ' -.5 C'sE, E%CELLENC' -, PHIINtM7 7bo, 4i',s IT WILL BE ____ ' tT'5 THE PEENT .' ) Barry I, \_j rR'.Lu44.S - V I - IL . - -- M1.nberi of Board JMnM DeGrve CA Th*mas Robirt W. Pdrtct BEmtrettMcTigu, B L - Pratt J S(ItbOIOUVI J R. Span C.ade 0 Cod-an . Apqi$ .,, /, - a ' DEAIII Lee Falk and Sy THE PHANTOM - Thi5 the 5th 0* of A II 3' Pr. "1 ISeI) - Petitiot 147,433 - WAS PORTLAND, OREGON YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED ttaf a Petition for OtsioM 'on r'iagehasbe,nfIaqa "d i'7'.i are rer..jredtcse-'.,a C'Pf ,,j if è(.y. Ia .1 on Dijs .. ...a, .s.,.. _' 'Th. --- , _..._-. 34, v7 , - ; - . Legal Notice by Crooks & .%LL. 101.340 'FORREST GREENE INC. ' __________ ) ,' - - 17.435 ,. _. ('J/j tEED CARS -_--.-_--_-_. - . 'iXlRt ,\ . ' .. .1 SP ThtS WXi' ' 1 t.JRiE .- - t*.P.JN' FR ' E\ERYtr'1.' /' L' THjp.jiç i_'* ' - " ,:- BUGS BUNNY $ " SALESLADIES ' ____ ______________________ _______ -- ______ ___________________________ '' Look, Read, Buy ' ____ ______ '" SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD FICTITIOUS NAME OF ADJUSTMENT NOTICE is hereby qiven that I am Netice of Public Hearing en;aqed in buSiness at 2540 S Myrtle O'Ce 5 hereby Uivcfl that the t.ve Sanfotti 37771, Sentinote County. Florida under the fictilio,.,s Board of Adjustment will conc3'ct a ________________________________________________________________ public hearing to consider ep n.,n'e of SEMINOLE USED CARS. U and that I intend to register t.iid pr0ntg a Rear Setback Variance fl Help Wanted 18 Personals -name wIth the Clerk of tl'.e Circ'jit an R 1A Residential Zone from 30' to jjuiia i.Teurt, emirioIe County. Florida 'n (rrrn rnc,ura On thC I WILL PlOT BE RESPOPISIPLE GENCRAL FACTORY following described property ,,-:cr,rdarce with the pro4Ori$ of FOR ANY DEBTS st.CURPED Lot 6, fitock P. Eastbrook SD Ui'.? tie Fictitious Name Statutes, to t'tIYOPIE OTHER THAP (,c.od Worknq COriditiO 10. in Section 312)30. PB II, Page '/.t Section 06309 Florida Statutes P,IYSELF AS OF APRIL 73. 1974 73 Further described as on East rrnge Bencfl?s 751 Frank Dudley Tatum Incentive OppOrturii?y brook Boulevard. __________________________ 5 - David S Redwine Th5 Public hearing will be held in We care for the convalescent arid Publish April 19. 26. May 3, 30, 1971 Howt Industries, Inc. theCountvCommmissionchambers (lEA 1)0 elderly Ph. $307911. of lh Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, fl$-d on May 20, 1971, at 1 CO P r,' , r as I WILL PlOT BE RESPONSIBLE Sanford. Fl., SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD FOR ANY DEBTS INCURRED Ar soon thereafter 45 pois btr' EqualOpportunity Errpo,er OF ADJUSTMENT Br ANYONE OTHER THAN _______________________ Seminole County fl.,ni Ploticeof Public Hearing MYSELF AS OF APRIL 21. 1974 of Adjustment 0 Notice 5 hereby given that the • By Walton Torn LC5IiC Padgeit f1'ard of AdluStmpfll will Conduct a Chairman Wanted Eaprrience prefErred publir hearing to ConSider ap $5 ALCOHOL A PROBLEM PubIst April 76. 1974 Good hours. Many company proving a setback variance in an ltd YOUR FAMILY' (lEA 155 benttit5 Good salary Apply in IA Residential Zone 10 build utility AL ANON person MetiCo Discount DrUg shed on The f011Owing deScribed _______________________________ for families or friends of problem Store Pinecrest Shopping Center. Property imrs SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD Sanford Lot 1, Forest Slopes, in iection 6 Far further information call 173 1517 -__________________________ OF ADJUSTMENT 7)29, PB 1), Page 57. Further or write Notice of Public Hearing Young lady to work ifl ice cream,' described as on corner of Virginia Plaice is hereby çivcn that th Sarbr,rd Al Anon Family Group P0. Sandwich shop Apply In person to Drive and West Lake flranlley Sari,ord, Fla 37771 floarct of Adiv5tm,t will (Onduit The Big Dip, 2139 French Avr Road public hearing to consider ap - -after 2 p m This public hearing will be held in proving a Lot Si:. and Width ARE YOU TROUBLED' Call Toll thC County Commtsion Chambers Variance in an P-IAA Residentiisl Free, 4.44 2027 for "We Care ?Mture woman, good Opportunity :1 ?hC Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, jot1Pe' Adlts or Teens tar right person to learn all phases Zone on the following described fl May 20. 1971, at 7 00 P.M. or a Property. -. c1this business COLEMAN'S 'oos-i therealter as possible FACED WITH A DRINKING BARBECUE Ph fnr Lot 15, Block 0, Druid HiIl Pan'. ap PROBLEM 'em,ndle County Board n Sectin 1)2) 79. PB. 10, Page 'I rr,ntrrent.Mr brvran. 312 96Lt Pero ip". Ali'CPiiiC Arir f'dius?mnt . I uniter th- scrib.-d as on P4t0q-1 B, Walton Torn's, Can Help uLALTOR Associates for new Late Drive Chairman Call 123 4561 Marl office, Incentive corn This public hearing will beheld in P hP-sh Apr,l 26. 914 P Bc' ;. miSSion plan, MLS service, the County Commission Chambers lt, Sanfov'l computo, service, 74 Hr an cf the Courthouse, Sanford. FlOtdl, sweninig service. Confidential ci P.Aay 70, 1974, at 7 00 P M, or at SEMINOLE COUNTY BoAr10 rip er 6 Child Care soon thert'ftr % POSsible OF ADJUSTMEN F Seminole County Board •' Notice of Public Hearing ,, Of Adjustment Notice 5 hereby given that the 1 'ii fly - Walton Tos'res. Board of Adiustment will conduct a FALTOPS.37)6353. 6437333 Chairman _______________________________ public hearing to Consider ap Ii Travel Agencie.s proving a Lot Width Variance from Publish April 16. 1971 ielder or Electrician-Salary (lEA . 700' to 150' and Side Setbaci commensurate *ith ability. $34 Var.ance from 23 to 18' in an A ______________________________ FLYING CARPET TOURS. INC 513I. Airline ti(ktt. Cruise and Tours -__________________________ Agriculture Zone on the following SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD official rates 30) Semoran F,ill time Shoe clerk Must be described property OF ADJUSTMENT Blvd,(Hay1)614.31323) -. matu"e arid neat Start $95 wk Parcel E lLot 3) - Beginning Notice of Public Hearing Apply Sanford Shoe Center, fll E .'I and 7704' of SE corner f Notice is hereby given that the - 1st St Sanford C.vernment Lot 7. Section 3) 1CS Board of Adjustment will conduct a '2E. to point o beginning. thence publiC hear.ng to cCn%der a rum' Pd 73 ciegr"es 54' W 1S' II. ps'ovng a Pear Yard Var,ance fl an FICTITIOUS NAME thence Pd to St Johns River, thence R.IA Residential Zone from 30' tO 5' Plti is hereby giver that I am E 159 along the river, thence S to onthefollowingdescr,bedproperty SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD engaged in business t Lorgwood P08 (tess Southerly 33' for P WI. The South 10' of Lot 24 and the Oviedo Rd No 5, P0 fl OF ADJUSTMENT 7'7 FLrther described as at McClellarid Plorifi 35' of Lot 25, Block Pd, NorNotice of Public Hearing Lonq*ood. Seminole County, Landing. thgate, Pb 10. Pages 92 91 Further Notice is hereby Cives, that the Florida under the fiC?itltj name of This public hearing will beheld in oescribedaslocatedon Hewett Lane Henderson's Typesetting, and acaro of Adjustment will conduct s the County Commission Chambes ri Section 20 21 30 that I intend ho register said name public hearing to Consider ap cf the Courthouse, Sanford. Florida, This public hearing will be held in *ith the Clerk of the Circuit Court, proving a Special Eccepion in an A on May 70. 1971, at 7 00 P.M or as I Agriculture Zone lo park a mobile County Commiiion Chambers Seminole County, Florida in ac soon thereafter as possible. cii the Courthouse, Sanford. Florida, cordance with the prOvisions of the home on the hollowing described Seminole County Board on May 20. 1971, at 7 00 P M or as property. Fictitious flame Statutes, To Wit of Adiustment soon thereafter as possible East iof Lc's Ill and 339, Var Section 645 0, Florida 1557 By. Walton Torres. Seminole County Board Aridale AditOn to Black Ham Olivia M Henderson Chairman of Adjustment Publith. April Il, 19, 26, May 3. 1971 mock, in Secton 1213), according Publish. April 26, 1971 By Walton Torres, to the plat th.ireof as recoded in DEA 157 (lEA Chairman Plat Bock I. Page 3). of the Pubic Publish April fl, 1974 Records of Seminole County SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD 0-A 160 0 ioriaa Purtherdescribedas North OFADJUSTMEp4F OF ADJUSTMENT ____________________________ of SR 174 on West side of Van Ar Notice of Public Headng Notice oi Public Hearing ale Plotice % hereby given that the SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD liotsce is hereby Qiven that the Thi; publiC hearing will be held in Board cf Adjustment will conduct a OF ADJUSTMENT Board of Adjustment will conduct a public hNrinq to con%ider ap the County Commitsion Chambers Notice of Public Hearing PubliC hearing to consider ap Of the Courthouse, Sanford, Florida proving a Specal Exception in an A NotiCe ii hereby gven that the proving a Lot Width Variance from 1 Agriculture Zone to park a mobile on May 20. 1974. at 7.00 P M cr as Board of Adjustment will cOnduct a 700' to 151' and a Special Eaception home on the following descrIbed soon thereafter as poSsible public hearing ho consider ap ri an A I Agriculture Zone to park a Sminol County Board proving a Pear Yard Variance in an Property. mobile home on the following of Adjustment Lots Sand 6, Block D. Brown's S D A 1 Agriculture Zone from 50' to . described property By. Walton Torn's. Of Beck Hammock, P8 1, Page 1.3 onthefollowngdescribedproperlyLot 10. Franks Corner, PB 10, Cha'rman Public Records of Seminole County, Lot 17. Greenbrian Subdivision Page 61 South 333' of E 100' 0f W Loch Arbor Third Secti'n, PB 11. Florida, in Section 32031 Further Ptlth April 76. 1974 70364' of NW ' of Section 15705 described asori Brown Road, Easto' DEA 167 Page 41. Further described as. on 3%E. Further described as off Richmond Avenue, X'ngswOod Court 'n Section 4 Sanford Avenue on P'neway. SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD This Public hearing will be held in This public hearing w"l be held Trs OubIiC nearing Will b held in OF ADJUSTMENT the County Commission Chambers the County Comms.s,on Chambers thE' County Commission Chambers Notice of Public Hearing of the Courthouse, Sanforti. Florida, of the Courthouse, Sanford. Florida, of the Courthouse. Sanford, Florida, Piotce i hereby g,en ?h,i! 'he on May20. 397.. at 7.00 P M or as on May 70. 1971. at 7 00 P.M. or as on May 20. 1971. at 7.00 PM, or as Board of Adiustment Will COnduct a soon thereafter as possible. soon thereafter is possible soon thereafter as possible public hearing to consider at Seminole County Board Seminole County Board Semnole County Board prov'rg a Lot Width Variance from of Adsustment of Adjustment Cf Adjus'ment 200 to )5' and a SPeCIal Eccep?.on B5 Walton Torn's, By Walton Torres, fly Walton Tosres. in an A I Agriculture Zone to park a Chairman Chairman Chairman inobilC home on the following Publish April 28, 1971 Publish: April 26. 1971 PubliSh April 26, 1971 described property (lEA 149 (lEA 16t DEA 165 _____________________________ ____________________________ The N of Lot 377. 0 P. Swope Land Company's Plat of Black SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD Hammock, according to the plc SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD Of- ADJUSTMENT thereof as recorded In PB 7. Paoe OF ADJUSTMENT OF ADJUSTMENT PdeticecfpublicHearing Notice of Public Hearing Notice of Public Hearing Notice 5 hereby given that the 110 and 111,04 the Public Records of jotice is hereby given that the Notice is hereby Q,en that the Siminole County, FIa ,lejs the W 15' Board of AdiuStment will Conduct Board of Adiustment will conduct a Board of Adiustment a iii conduct a thereof for road R W Further public hearing to conSider ap 0estri public hearing to consider public hearing to consider ap as located on Van Arsdale p proving a Special Etception In an A provr,g a Special Except-on in an A proving a ¶.ec.al Exception 'nan A 1 Agriculture Zone to construct a 5treet n Section 252031 1 Agriculture Zone to build a Full ThiS public hearing Will be held r I Agriculture Zone to park a moble priyte tici.pitai on the tOIlOv.ing 'he County Commission Chambers t.cne on the following deScribed Care Center for Children no the described property property following described property The NE ' of the SW of the NE of TPiC Courthouse, Sanford. Florida. The N of the S ' of the NE ' 04 Lot 72. Slavia Colony Co. Sub ' 01 Section iS 21)0 Further on May 20. 1971. at 7.00 P f, . or as SW , oh Stiction 24, Township 71, described as the SW corner of Dike soon thereafter as possible avision, Section 7021 31 F 'ther Seminole County Board described as located on Mikler i4oad Range 3° of the Public Records Of Road ar TusAawilla Seminole County Of Adjustment off of Red Bug Road ThiS Public hearing will be held in Further described as off Lake the County Commitsion Chamb,r By Walton Torn's This publiC hearing will be held in Chairman the County Commission Chambers Huwell Road Cf thC Courthouse, Santori. Florida. Publish Apr I ? This public hearing will be held ifi on May 20. 1971. at 7.00 P.M. Cf the Courthouse, Sartord, Florida, (lEA 166 en May 20, 1913, at 7 00 P.M or as the County Commission Chan-.bers soon thereafter as poSsible of the Courthouse. Sanford, Florida, soon thereafter as possible Seminole County Board on P.(Jy 20. 1914. at 7 (tO P N.. or as Seminole County Board SEMINOLE COUNTY dOARD of Adjustment 'O(, thE'rtitttr as Ponsible of Acliustment OF ADJUSTMENT By - Walty, Torres. Seminole County Board By Walton Torn's, Notice of Public Hearing Chairman Adustreert a rmar, ''.' PLt Ce s c'rei,, .n' ll'i Publish April 26. 1971 Ft Walton TOrI :S. PubliSh April 26. 1974 Board of AdjuStment *11 conduct a DEA 150 Charman DEA $51 public hearing to consider ao Publi5h April 26. 1971 otSie riance moan P NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING prov DEA 177 Residential Zone on the follo* nj OF PROPOSED CHANGES AND CITY OF ________________________ APII,ENDMENTS IN THE ZONING described property LONCIWOOD, FLORIDA Lot ISland P1 oh Lot $59, Mid SEMiNOLE COUNTY BOARD ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NOticeofPubllcHearing fl SectiOfl 37193). PB 1. *â',i 5 D. OF ADJUSTMENT SANFORD. FLORIDA, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Notice of Public Hearing Notice 5 hereby given that a Page II Fu'ther described as PlOT ICE IS HEREBY GIVFN by P.oticr 9 ttrrhy river, that the Public Hearing Will be held at tie corner of Main Streel and Kings thi City Council of the City of Board f Adiustmrent will conduct a Cc.n'mission Room in the City Hall Road ongwood. Florida, as the Board of This PubliC hearing will be held in pvDIic hearing to consider ap iri the City of Sanford, Florida. at Adiu%tmenf. that the s-aid Board of the County Commission Chambers proving a Special Exception in anA 7 00 o'clock PM on May $3. 1971.to Adlustnierst will hold a Public I Agriculture Zone to contour land consider char'ges anti amendments of the Courthouse, Sanford. Florida, Henning on the application for a n is and create lake to make land to the Zoning Ordnance of the City 0 May 70. 1971. at 7 00 P M conditional use (special exception) soon therealter as posible suitable f high quali'y home sites of Sanford. Florida, at touo'*s &iliowing Unit 3 of the totlowirig Seminole Court-, Board on the following described property Article VI, Off Street Parking and aescnibr'd property of Adjustment The NW of Section 24705 79E Loading Regulations, Section •. Beginning on the N Iineof Section Walton Tories lying Westerly from Interstate Restrictions on Parking of Certain 1. Township 21 S . Range 29 E a Chairman ffigfla-ay No I Further deSCribed Vehicles. shall be amended to read distance of 761 9 feet E of the NW Publish April 26 1' as one mile South of Lake Miry as follows corner of the PIE 4. said pont being DEA 169 Boulevard, West side Interstate 6 RESTRICT ION S ON rn the S. right of way line of SR S Highway No I PARKING OF CERTAIN 431. thence run S 200 ft.. thence run IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE This public hearing will be held in VEHICLES E 125 St thence run N 200 ft subiecl to the EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. the County 'omm.ssion C'sembers Certain YPPIcICS thence run W 123 ft to the pont of CS the Courthouse, Sanford. Florida, fliowin' cerise classifications, as CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR beginning; on May 20, I91. at 7.00 PM,oras Setoutbythe Florida Oepartmenpoi SEMINOLE COUNTY said prop.rty being zoned B scon thereafter as possible Transportat, shall ndt be parked PROBATE DIVISION P sness (ltnit, as that icono Scm Cole County Board nohf Street parking areas, access to PROBATE NO 71 tO) CP classification is described in Ihe of Adjustri erit highway thereto, or or. any Iii re. Estate of ioning Ordinan:es of the City of py Walton Torre, residentialdistricteacep as may be LeROY 'cELLMAPI COAT ES Lri'sgwood, Florida, to wit Or decease-i Chairman reQuired for normal •oadirg or d.nancef4o I13endasanenaedanct NOTICE TOCREDITORS Publish April 76, 9'l unloading of such vehicles anti supplemented, to be used for the To All Creditors and All Persons (lEA 163 during the time normally requir pi.Jrpose of a sea food retail sale's ...... for service at dwellings. or at Having Claims or Demands Against business SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD Structures or activities permi?t or Said Estate. PubiC Hearing will be held fl tN 'i' erret., 'u rt'? l'.i per r"%Stble fl Suci residential OF ADJUSTMENT Ply Hall. Longaood. Florida. on Noticeof Public Hearing diStriCtS by tIlt terms oh this Zoning regi,, red 'o prest'rl any ciOm's ii: Monday, Ma', I). 1971. it 100 pm . demands *hlth you may bade PIotic is hereby given that thC Regulation or as iocn thereafter as possible, at Board of Adiustment will conduct a CV Series ITrucks for Corn against Ihe estate of LeP Or which tilii interestesi patties for KELIMAN COATES. deceased IltC p.1" C hearing to consider ap "ercal Use Over $000 pounøsl and againsttl- proposetj conditignal OW Series (Motor vehicles, of Seminole County. Ftgqidi, to ?'e a Special Exception Iii an P use (special exception) wilt be IAAS.ngleFamily Dwelling Distr,t 'railers anti semi trailers equpped Clerk of the CirCuit Court. and fii heard Zone to build a boathouse 5 dock for with machinery anti designed for the sane in duplicate and .ss 1hi Notice is to toe published by recreational purposes on tre exclusive use in the nature of well Provided in Sect.on 133.16. tor ii,, nosting in three (31 public places following desCribed propertydrilling. excavation. onstruçtion. Statutes, in their offices ri 'c-. v Pun the City oh Longwoocl, County Courthouse in SemnaLot 3. South Sylvan Lake Shores, spraying anti Ike Purposes) Flonide. and published ri The Section iS. Township l9, Rông 79, K 5ere lScl'ool buses, corn County, Florida. within I . Sanford Heri'd, a new"paper of calendar rrcnths from th t"' recorded in P14t (took It, Page 1 as rri,.r(iJl wreckers. hearses, . general circulation '3 said Citt one the firs? publIcation hereof, or ' -the' Public RCCCitiS of Seminole cepting ambulances) II) time at least fifteen (IS) days County S Series lPlin persons and over Same will be barrcd prior to the lime of the Public Further Filed at Sanfora Fløq ow. tti.s lt'i' described as uses for hire) ap Hearing, also, lid Notice of Public day of AprO. 1974 prox.mately Smiles West of Sanford P Series (Trucks usea Hearing it to be oosted on the off S P 131 ' . , S Edward P.-' ' age iCultur4l pwpoSasl aforesaid deScribed property at This pubiic flurnq all be heid in Eaecutcv . T Sev.e I Truck trictOrl least fifteen (15) day's. prior to the the County Commission Chambers Of the Esta's' L Series ISemi trailers) tim? of the Public Hearing of IPse Courihoute, Sanforo, Florida, LeROY KEL I '.''' t.IA 71 All parties in interest Irvi citiens DATED this 73rd day of April, on May 70. 1971, at 7 00 P M, or as thall have an op00ltunily •o be deceased 1974 soon thereafte as ps5ible • S 1hCm (a Freemmxi I '.-; ri' heard a sad hearing Ornie R. Stiomate Seminole County Boara fly Order 01 the City Commisson Attorney for Esta', f lily Clerk of Adjstment LeRoy kellman Coates 0-i of the City of Sanfomi. Florida the City of By Walton Tortes. Post Office box 54 H N Tamm, Jr. Chairman Lomlowood, Florida Altar--'City Cleik PubliSh April 76. 1971 Publ,th April 24. $971 Pubs 5 - .... Publish April 26, 1571 '. '31' -, ' ""' I' lilA $75 (lEA 1 - - ..-.., Friday,April26,1974-5B : ' ____ .. TheSanfordHerald LegalNotice WORKERS - - _______________________ -- LegalNotice - --_________- _____ .... - - ___ . manufacturers who desiv or %cratch nad that had been - AflICICt,'. use Provisions. Section ," Lecial Notice ,,,,.i,.v,u. r,iws, THE STATE OF FLOilDA TO: VufWJI. UIJJ'$J T U*KU i, SR-1AA, Single Family FREDDIE LEE ESCLAVON on May 10 1973 at 7(3 PM o. &nd make shoes with laces that dipped n a miziure of one part Rest Dstrct. Paragraph B OF ADJUSTMENT 1127 Belvedere Delve soon ?here,sfter as poSSible. woticeof Public HeaJ'on. NOTICE OF INTENTION To ADOPT BUDGET are perhaps extra wide, an muriatic acid (POISON and Cor.dtional Uses Permitted. Sub Hanahan Station Semt'ote County Board Plotice Is hereby gen that the FOR JULY I. 1974-SEPTEMBER * 1974 paragraph (1), shalt be amended t unusual length, color, etc. Such five parts water. Rinse im Charleston, South Carolina &justment Board of AdIut?ment will iuct a as follows: TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN AND TO ALL OWNERS, PERSONS, OR 29104 By walton Torres, shoes hare been designed for medlateiywithcleanwater and t Eltary. Mddle arid High PubI!C hearing to consider ap ENTITIES SUBJECT TO CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN FLORICA YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Cnetrman eovinga Special Ezcepticn in ariAthese particular laces and be sure to wear rubber Schools FLOOD CONTROL DISTRICT TAXES. that Mildred C Esclavo' has filed a Publish April , Agriculture Zone to park a mobile A'liCIC V. USC Proy'spon; seti NOTICE IS HEREBY t.IVEN, in compliance with arid by authority 01 sL'nply have nostyle when other gloves.-Carl Petition in the Circuit Court of DEA 17 SRi. Single Family Ret4dent*al home on the following described Chapter )7, Florida Statutes as amended and Chapter 2.S710. Laws ot Seminole County, Florida, for a laces are used and still ' DEAR POILY-Puta wad of Deling District. Paragraph A, Voperty. Florida. 1919. that the Governing Board f Central and Southern Florida cPianqc of Custody of HORACE Lot S. EUREKA HAMMOCK. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE cannot buy replacements even crushed aluminum foil )Ow Uses Permitted, sub paragraph (1) Flood Control Dstrld, a pvbiic ccsporat4on C!iStiflg and operativ'g tder EUGENE ESCLAvON and ording to the pItt thereof as EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. ELIZABETH ROSE ESCLAVON, 'id by virtue of the laws 01 the State of Florida, intends to adopt the at the store where the shoes pocket when ycu garilen and Vallbeamendedt.3readasf000ws (2) Elementary, Middle arid High recorded in PB 1, Pg 104. of the CUlT, SEMINOLE COUNTY. f0Ito*ig tentetive budgCf, or as the samc may be amended, for the final mnors, ard you are reguired to were bought. I am sure they use it to clean the tools.-MH.S. PVbISC Records of Seminole County, FLORIDA budget for said i1trlct for the period bginning July 1, 1971 arid er.ding Serve a copy of your wriltCn defense, All parties In interest arid C,tittfls Florida, LESS the South 125 fees of expect their shoes to last longer H.A.C. PROBATE DIVISION S'ber 3C. 1911 if any, on her Attorney, A.,BERT N. shall have an opportunity to be thC East 500 feet of said tot; an CASE NO. P12.74•lOê-CP FITTS. whose aidress is as shown Parcel "A", more particularly _____________________ Fttat, of ANTICIPATED FUNDS TO PROVIDE heflW. ar.d file tn, c- IgInaI with the ti. crer cI itiC City rrrrr1 QSCTi0tu •inr hc,c in IL) I I Afl TIP i'.00PI , JULY I. I'/l SEPTEMBER )3. 1974 tA1UPItJS Clerk of the Above west 233 16 feet of the East 7)5 16 cf ?P'e Ct of Sanford. FlcrJa. By OSWALD & Decrae or bfore the 17th day of May 1971. fietof Lot S. EUREKA P1. Tamm. Jr [v/in At BriciQe IkV JAMESI - HAMMOCK. NOTICE TO CREDITORS ...... according to the Plat thereof City Clerk DISTRICT FUNDS as TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Judgment will be entered against recorded .n PB 1. Pg '04, Publ.W Aol-lI 24. 1971 District Taaes that of ihe ClAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Y"U for the relief demanded in the the Contract was six, 150.000 M)ItTIl r.hlc Records of Seminole County. SAID not DEA 173 Spot EscrowArco'nt ESTATE: Ptitløn, 5450 seven. When he got around to Florida. in Section 24703Q Further 476 You arid each o ycu are here"Jy Miscelianeousurcn 153.000 WITNESS MY HAND and OF icribed as V playing the hearts he would SEMIPIOLE COUNTY B3aW located on Sarifo.'d notified arid required te file any FlCtALsealofsa;aCourtthls?th itay UreppropriatedSurplus. Restricted I.341M9 Avenue arid Larark Street. OF ADJUSTMENT J63 cash his queen arid fin-essc da;ms and demands whith yi, or of Aprii 1q11 Urapproorlated Surplus 2.000.000 This pi.bIiC hearing will be held in Notice of PVbIIC Hiatus, 4AS4 Reserve For New AdminiStration either of you. may have against said Seal) dummy's nine SpOt next. ;. County Commission Notce s Pieteby given I?"a. , building Chambers estate intheolflceof the Cleekof the WEST EAST I$2.030 Artpwjr H. Beckwith, Jr. .t the Courthouse. Sanford, FIcrid. He wouldn't mind losing a Board of Adjustment will Circuit Court of the Eighteenth 453 Clerk 4942 o the Circuit Court 1971. at 7.00 P.M.. Cr as May 20. public heer.ng to consider ap on surprise attack to the jack Judicial Circuit, Seminole Cour.ty. SUB TOTAL DISTRICT FUNDS V 1082 Seminole County, Florida 13.114,409 7 thereafter as Possible. proving a Special Eaception in a C 2 Florida, Probate Division. in the By: Ce,elia V Ekern 10. Six spades plus four hearts Commer:iaI Zone Q94 • K8S2 Seminole County Board to bUild rt Courthouse at Sanford, Florida, GRANTS FROM OTHER AGENCIES Deputy Clerk -. - f public hearing to consider ap Publish: April 76. 1914 and filathe original with the Clerk of ACCCFDtNG TO FLAT THERE OF Chairman PrO1.fl ii Lot Size Variance In an DEA 171 tni5 Court either before service on AS Board of County PC 1 Country Estates Zor.e on the , RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 17, PetIoners's attorney or im Commissioners following deScribed property: PAGES 11 AND II. PUBLIC mediately thereafter; otherwiSe 6 RECORDS Seminole County. Florida Let 4. Block F, Winter Springs OF SEMINOLE SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD default may be entered against you COUNTY, FLORIDA Publish: April IC. 26, 1971 Unit I, in Section 1321 30. PB 15. OF ADJUSTMENT ,for the relief demanded In the DEA-lIS Pages Ii arid 5?. Further deScribed A copy shall be available at the Notice of rublic HQaring petItion. is wet from snow being tracked daughter used soapy wool pads NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING as on Black Acre Trail. office of the City Clerk for all per ______________________________WITNESS my hand end seal of the sons Ol PROPOSED CHANGES AND Notice 5 hereby gven that the _____________________________ desiring to examine the same This pbli hearing will be held In Board of Adiustmen? will conduct in an so on. This is very on such spots on her bathroom AMENDMENTS IN 'HE ZONING the County Commission Chambers public hearing to consider IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND Court at Sanford, Seminole County. All parties in interest and ctizens a Special FOR dangerous so I would hke to floor after some was spilled ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF tithe Courthouse. Sanlord. Florida, E*cep?ion in an SEMINOLE COUNTY, Florida, this 16th di', of April, 1971 shall have an opportunity to be A I Agricuiture FLORIDA. know if any one has a when putting tile on the watL. SANFORD. FLORIDA (Seal) on May 70. 1971, at 7 00 P M., or as Zone to park a mobile home on the heard a' said hearing. Plot.ce is hereoy 9ivtn that Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. CIVIL ACTION NO. 71.1060. soon thereatter as posSibli. suggestion as to how we could hope this does the work for Public Hearing will be held at the By order of the City Commission following described property: Clerk of the Circuit Court Seminole County Board Lots 179, 1, 111. 707, -d , In re: the Marriage of of the City f Sanford, Florida makethisfloorsafertowal.kon Mrs. C.BS.-GLADYS. Commission Room in thC City Hall By: Linda M. Harris c'S Adjustment First AdditiOn to Lake Sylvan. in MILDRED C ESCLAVON, H N Tamm, Jr. DEAR FOLLY- To remove fl the City at Sanford. Florida, at under such conditlons.-.MRS, Deputy Clerk Wife, By Walton beret, Sict.on 31 19 30, Seminole C3unty, City Clerk 7.00o'cmxk P.M.on May I), 1971, to Publish. April 19, 78, May 3, 10. 197', Publish Charman M.H.M. the cement spots from her tile Florida. Further descr'bed as on and - April 26. 1971 )nsider cnariges and amendments PUbI(h April 76. 1974 DEA 179 FREDDIE LEE ESCLAVON, AtI,r?,C i.tri't OF' 174 [IrAn POILY-- My Pet floor Mrs ('P S could th the Zr ri Ordn6nce ef th City . - publiCommitsion hearing willChambers be heid fl ______________________________ the P County Peeve is aunc1i at Shot vigorously scrub with a sxinge c Sanforu, F ior1a. as NOTICE TO DEFEND - tttfl.=.__ • . shoes.-SIIIRLEY. $ _fl-= - S-:. - by Dove Grouc Seminole County Board of Adjustment over the dishes for an extra DEAR POLIX- Mrs. C.B.S. By Walton Torn's. ge,n prooflng.-MR& ILW. wanted to kno'* how to remove Cha-rman DEAR FOLLY- Our garage cement spots from the tAle on Putlith April 76, 1974 OEA I3 floor gets very slippery when It her bathroom floor. 4 - ALLEY OOP the County CommissIon Chambe1'i in the County Commission Room, named in that Petition, and YOU are VACATING THE DEDICATION OF of the Courthøue, Sanford, Florida. Seminole County Courthouse, commanded to serve a copy of your A PARK AND REAFFIRMING on May 10, 1971, 6? 700 P.M., or 65 Sanford, Florida, to voice their *Titten deft'n1ii, if any, on JOhn A. THE DEDICATION OF STREETS soci, thereafter as possible. .pprovat or disapproval of said Baldwin, Petitioner's attorney, iN A SMALL PARK, SAID PARKS Seminole County Board whose address Is Suite 20. franchise application. 500EaSt BEING SITUATED IN THAT Of Adjustment Dated thIs 17th day of April, 1974, Highway 436. Casselberry, Florida CERTAIN SUBDIVISION NAMED By Walton Tortes, SOUTH (DI use by owner on tnt' following the time of the first publication of 210 Edwards Building I tricks, State of Florida Aguatc Weed Program Charman r'eti property. 4 AKQJ 105 thi5 notice Each claim or demand Sanford, Florida 37771 Department of Administration The nine-spot finesse would Pi I St April 28. 1971 Corrr',ence at the NortPivet VQ63 rruit tC irs writing and filed iri Attorney for Petitioner State of Florida Kissimmee River arid pay an unexpected dividend corner of Lot S. The Lake of the DEA 154 djplicate and state the place Of Publish: April 17. 19, 24, May 3, 1971 + A 107 _____________________ LakeOkeechobee Study this time. South would wind up Woods Subdivision as recorded .n residence and post office address of DEA South FlorIda Regional Planning Councim CITY OF Plat Book 7. page 23. PubIc Records the claimant and must be making seven instead of six, Department cI Natural Rouret LAKE MARY,FLORIDA of Seminole County, Florid-a. run Neither s'Dltwcable the Claimant, his agent or at State of Florida State Coordination what if West goes up with his thence South $3 degree's 50 minutes NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO by torney, or thC same shell be void. afldA5iistaflcetoWa'er M.angement Districts 1ff THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE West North East Sciuth jackonthesecond heartlead? t7secontisEastalongttieNrmline CONSIDER THE D4DOPTION OF EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR- Departmentf Natural Resources P08; AN ORDINANCE BY THE CITY cii said Los S. $4.31 feet ti me day of April, 1971 State of Florida Regulation ci In that case South would win CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE continue South $3 degrees 50 COUNCIIOF THE CITY OF LAKE Pass ' Arthur T. Zipperlv Consumnpliveusesogwateç COUNTY. FLORIDA return to his hand; take the minutes 17 seconds East along Said MARY, FLORIDA Pa,a 54 Pass s• As E*ecs.tor of said estate. Department of Natural ResourcesCIVIL ACTION NO. 74.123-B North line, 21013 feet. thence South TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERNfinesse agat 10 of CARLTON. FIELDS, WARD. Pa 6ê State of Fida Development DIVISION E NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 3$ tiegrees 57 minutes 26 secondS EMMANUEL, SMITH 5 CULTER, In to the Marriage sf hearts and still andM.antenanceof Water Use Plan West, 34 10 feet; thence North 54 the City Council of the City of Lahe PA DANIEL DAVID G-ORMAN, tegrers37minu1es$4scoriswest, Mary, Florida, that said City O'entngead-4J By Judith F. Ririsky SUB TOTAL GRANTS FROM OTHER AGENCIES Pe't.tionf, 210$eet. thencefforth7èoegrees 19 Zouncilwitltloldapublichearingat Attorney (or E*ecutor arid pen .or as soon minuteS 44 te(onds East, 3935 f,et 7 30 thereafter as 1601 CNA Tower TOTALANTICIPATED FUNDS DEBBIE LYNN GORMAN, to the Poe. AND ALSO commence possibtI.onMoriday,Mav)3. 1974, to Orlando, FlorIda 37401 RPCrident. Hereisanothersa!etyplayat Tnt bidding has t*en attheSnutnwestcornerofLoid,run consider the adoption Cf an PUblish: April Ic, 26. lv4 RECOMMENOEOAPPROPRIATION$ NOTICE OFAC'TION South 53 degrees SO minutes d:nae b-/ the City of Lake Mary, a small slam 'a-Ct. OflC (lEA Ii? West North East South thence DISTRICT FUNDS AND GRANTS TO DEBBIE LYNN GORMAN Flr'di, Title Cit wh,ch 12 seconds East along the South toe % a fOilc'*i more sev spades would have For Conduct Of The Affairs Of The Distrct Generally 9642 Vancouber Drive 14 i'A5 Of sad tot 1, 54.36 feet to the P08. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CiTY Personal Services 3 been a good contract. Since it Pass IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE AnaheIm, Calitorna 92104 Pass 44 continuc thence South 53 degrees 50 COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LAKE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. an Ccn?ractusISes-vic,., YOU ARE NOTIFIED tnai 4' Isii.s IN 1 would treeze In against any 3-2 minutes 12 secondS East along sati MARY. VLORIDA, pERTAiNING CUlT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, COfflriiOditi('S action tor Oittolution of Marriage ' SCUIPI line. 21543 fte$; thence North TO OCCUPATIONAL LICENSE FLORIDA I'as.i 5• I'CI&I g In hearts or agaAnst Current Charoes has been filad against you anti 36 degrees 52 minutes 74 seconds TAXES APID THE CONTROL OF SIn2WNI IM'k fw III At h&tr9, Vnii "n,iih knl,l . ,, .,. ,,, OoeratIr,atanihlr.sitia, 'w' 11.11 .-.. tast, tee?. inence North 49 UcC?JPATIUPIS LEVYING OC..'-.'.' "'''"" wrifle'ideferises.ifanv,toitortO.H aK2AJ765 .A6-44Q94 heldbyEast. *greesllmnutnl4secondsksest CUPATIONAL LICENSE TAXES CASE NO. PR.74-Ia1.CP TCTAL EATOI.f. Estat, of JR., ESQUIRE, ei.,,,,s, W1•W Wt.atdo 7i0 S 24 decrees 19 FOR THE PPIVIcFrF a .i......, - sou do - no's' - - feet. Theric - -----------0rTab0ttiCi&1'C0nmIssions P AILEEPI CLARK MCCARTY, PI?itICnef'5$ttG(n,y,wP,o1,addrn$ mirjteS 44 secOnds W. 10003' to ENGAGING IN OR MANAGING A-Bid sis besets. You don't trumps and start on hearts is STENSYROM. DAVIS 5 MclN. P08 (Subj. to 10' Eastment on 5). ANY BUSINESS, PROFESSION OR n BI*CkwOOd unless ForRnerv,.Conting,ncisj NOTICETOCRECITOIS TOSH. Post Office Bow 1330. Sanfronsthe top. F1asZ would ahew 1sbldslzIfyonrslá&b.IdsIbrce Furth,rdescritedaspfll-t7Fern OCCUPATION WITHIN THE CITY TO ALL PERSONS HAVING ford, Florida, 33771, on or 'e4ore Park. OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA; c*dontheadbrtandow aces. For Reserve EmerOenclts May 2n.j, 1911. and file the orIginal This publiC tiNring will be held in SEVERABILITY AND EF- CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST hnd with the SAID ESTATE: Clerk of this Court either thq County Commission Chambers FECTIVE DATE TODAYS qLEsrloN For Resource Planning ou and cacti of you are hereoy before Service on Petitioners at rest cd thc hand carefully but Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, A copy of said ordinance lnsiead of badding (our arts Personal Services notified and required to torr*y Of immediatefy thereafter; file any rnt unsuccessfullY, 'lswnIng your partner has btd Four .ide on May 70, 1971, at 7:00 p.m. or as avatabte at the office of the City claims and demands which Contractual Service Ofhes. a delavtt will be entered you, or won thereafter as sibte Clerk Of ?hC City of Lake that his opponents defended os-er 'sour (our dtrnottds. %Vhitt Jt) CO1imod;t,,s against you fr the ref lef demanded of you. may rave against said Seminole County Beard Florida. for all persons desiring snu do in CurrentCpiarges ftc estatein?heofficeoftheClerkoftts. Petition. Y well. of Adjustment examine same. Operating Captal Outlay Circuit Court of the Eighteenth WITNESS my hand and thi Seal of Walton Torres, ALL 'PITERESTED PARTIES A careful Sonin would note .%nswei' Tomorrow tPii5 Court on Acril 2nd. 1,14 Chairmin ARE iNYm EZ be Judicial Cirtuit, Seminole County, Tn'ra( ih.l*.w1 in the (Seal) .. PvbIish AprIl 26, 1914 heard Courthouse at Arthur H. Sanford. Bick-witt, Florida, Jr DEA-1S2 THIS NOTICE SHALL be posted For Lid Acquisiti And R.'ocations to PTq,icus PiZit As Clerk of the Court within four calendar months from ifi The Senford Herald. SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD ttiq time of Perionat Services By: Joy stokes the first publication of lS,.u:.5, A_ie' _ 1 of general Circulation in said OF ADJUSTMENT this notice. Each claim or demand Contractual Services As Dep.jty Clerk one (11 tIme at least Notice ef Public HiatUs Comm tIes must be in writing arid filed in STEPISTROM. bAVIS _____________________________ • the time ci the public hearing, _____ '_'ii ,,_, iJrrWITflatQes )pivaTe ario STITC The CIN lUStS place of !4011&I ACROSS Ekctedones DATED th5 I6ffi day of Board of FlUid Capital Outlay April, resldenc,arid post office add ,tsaf Florida State bank (coil i 1971. IDsacln$eTUit L.A:i,45 A pubIc hearing to crnsr fg Suite 72 the claimant and must be 4Gotdio1 SOsLtni S Kay Sissman o. _ _ 'oving a Special E 'on in an A. TOTAL bisttation by the claimant, hiS agei or atPost Ofti 80* 1330 II Mass nwJn City Clerk I Agriculture Zone to park. a 'pobili Sanford, Florida flu terne-y, or the tame shalt be o-d City of Lake Mlry, home on foling dtscrtbed Attorneys for Petitioner For Resou,cq gkks4 of war 4 Dated at Detando, Florida. thiS geen? Florida ppy 1 14th day cii April. 1911. Publish: April S. 12. Personal Servicn 1971 24. THOMAS 0. FREEMAN. £30. ___________ SIL_'4r _____ South 447$' CS North WO' of East 13ChurcEo(fc-aJ 4SSOCIiI Sandra F Wbit DEA 25 Contractual Services " I.'4 0' MC' of SW of SW of Sectcn9. Pot? Office Bos 54 rathelmngs As adminstra?rix of said estate CommOditiiS '.°° A.tlmo d e Ft. nmi Sot'. -' _____ Townsltio ZIS. Rince 31 E. less E &P1aetfota affection _______________________ Pcy A Jones. of CurrentCttarg,'s Attorney for CItY 730' thirtf. AND NorTh of So WHI'FIELO, WRIGHT. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Flied Caital Outlay of Lake Mary. Fl. $4 Cors the ioe . 110 of Eatt 200 of Nu'Th , cii LLONHARDT 5 TRICKEL, EIGHTEENTH JUOICtAL CIR. ISFonnalbails lOMeanftlloms 1..OItheSW(,,SectionCTownlIS, Publish ACril 24.1974 Bry Attorney for Estate TOTAL CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE S4Man-vnng 117 llRa.c'iaI - coll ' 41'-lSQwck.-w&tleij Rpng.31E.ofthePubllcpectjc,of DEA 709 Metcalf Building COUNTY. FLORIrA. tis.klpum II ci taiL 12Ot withSefftg'iole County, Fla trthday'" Ortardo, Florida 1760. CIVIL ACTION NO. 74-545-0 For Operaticiri And Maint,nace 57 L:rn i .andirig CITY OF U 'aIenng Further described as $ocat of5 In re the Marrfap of Publish: April )P. 76. 1971 Ci The Distrlcr Warts 19Lward l7O LAKE MARY FLORIDA Mkisii Roid. Seminole County, DEA-113 CHANDLER STEPHENS. Person1lS.rv, tcomb form, ltsbuu U mto NOIICEOF PUBLIC HEARING TO Fta, ZUCompanpotni Contractual Services SUibt Petitioner, JZT%.aHpeC'es Thispvblictiearittgwillb.heldin CONSIDER THE ADOPTION OF - and IladonesMa CommoditIes 211 .i.mliell 44toa-zeilauoe, IPe County Commission C?tamb.rs API ORDINANCE BY THE CITY IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TH dejrec ab m ANNIE LEE STEPHENS. CurrertCpiarg,s COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LAKE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR ofth• ChO. Sc 2Sayslwther ZZCivtly Respondent Ifating Capital Outlay onMaylO, l971.at700P,M,oras MARY, FLORIDA CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE SFalubcvd 2IGemts of Old br4 NOTICEOPSUIT TO WHOM IT i thrftr as prsibI*. MAY CONCERN COUNTY, FLORIDA fSystrmol wortdbe'bs 30f'rmc-trnrr 4Schoolaear TO: ANNIE LEE STEPHENS TOTAL Seminole County Board NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by Case We. 74.529-aIpf 34 31 Wm1erenf s the Cty CCi&fl'i<iI Cf the City Of Adjustment eagaton iwdl i 2SMe4ciul of Lake DVISI0 I 47MsrVas Battimor,, Maryland For Construction Mary, Florida. that said City In re: The Marvlae of By. 'iat!on Torn't, pi.a.t Z3oondatrneai SWri'i £JGr44 or PersonalSerrices twstrwneet jg cairm.,n counc!w;tthddapubic,icsringat JOHN JOSEPH LEONAR3 illowiewon VBrIjre VIP Co Prob, Depi. of Commod1ti.s BS.ct 366e'nnaa 7.30 Publish: April 24.1914 or as soon thereafter as Pt$itIOt I4USBANO Grer1theatri $owntfd Baltimore City Curre,tCpirg4j T?eart DEA possible on Monday, May 13th, 1914, Room 114, CourtPous.e ew star Ficed CapitalOuttay fl ones sullies to cons;der the .iption of an or NOPA KAY LEONARD Battimre, Maryland 2)102 SAdjectival 34 5.3Eiist d.n.arice by the City of Lake Mary. Respondent-WIFE SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED TOTAL Florida, tItteci whiCh IS as 10fl0W5 OF ACJUSTMENT 'g*s, m r'tsz .'$$*j NOTICE OF PETITION that in actice for divorce has beer ______________ __________________ AN OiDtHANCE OF THE CITY Na?ic.cfPvbScI.tearing FOR DISSOLU1IOI4 i_ 'r"• ''5"L ar.o YW. you are I4tLUP,'.MENDED APPROPRIATIONS N-..'-Ce 5 reret, -n thJt thi OF LAkE MARY, FLORIDA. OFMARRIAOE r,Quired to serve a co ci your 8oardCfAd,vstnf*iIl,,ctj EP4TITLED"CRIMINALCODEOF TO SAP'OPA KAY LEONARD. _ j. - - POINTERS dishes and set them to drain boales I POW the boiling water -- - I NOTlE OF A PUBLIC HEARING SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR IN TUE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE - SEMINOLE COU$1Y BOARD EXCLUSIVE AMBULANCE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION Notice 1Shb, that I am OFADJUSTMENT OFAOJUSTMENT OF AN ORDINANCE BY THE CITy Notice of P..bic Heann t"aQC3i n bSnrs at bSI 1 92. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Noticeol Public Hearing SERVICE FRANCHISE Or SANFORD. FLORIDA Notice s hcreby u.ven that trie L000worid, Seminole County, Noti:e Is hereb git,en that the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN COUNTY. FLORIDA. Notice is hereby given that • Board of Adiusfment will Conduct a Florida under the fictitious name of qiqpj of ACTION NO. 74-415 Adiustment will conduct a THAT Hernon Ambulance Service, CIVIL Public Hearing will be held at the Removing Cement ro: PetItion of In pvblic hearing to csr ap P000n City, and that I intend to public hearing Ii, consider ap- Inc.andP.A K. Eerprses Inc. d-b Commission Room In the City Hall lI . oroving a SpecaI Exception in r, A register Said name with the Clerk of proving a Special EKception In an A a Anderson Ambulance Services, KENNETH R. LIHEBERRY fl the City of Saoforc$. Florida, at I Agriculture Zcne to park a mobile the Circuit Court. Seminole County, 1 Agriculture Zone to park a mbi1e Inc. will apply to the Board ci NOTICE home on the following described Florida in accordance with the home on the following described County Commissioners of Seminole TO: TIMOTHY PATRICK MCCANN 7 - 000'cIoCk P.M. onMay II, 1971, to From Tile Floors consider the adoption of an orproperty, provison of the FiCtitious Name property: co Mercer County Jail County at sewn o'Clock p.m.. or as dinance by the City of Sanford, Parcel Q - Beg. 1071 feet West of Statutes, T WI? Section 565 09 Trenton, New Jersey Lot 13. B Drews First Addition to soon thereafter as poSSible, on ttic Florida. ttie of v.hich ii as follows ' 'he SE Corner of Section '11 1--.' , tayutes 1957 Yc 'C Black Hammu.,s ;: -cc'Iied in PB th day of April, 1971. for cxCl-jSive .,. 'o ti , ?Pierie run Northon road S P:.tfln House, Incorporation DEAR POLL's- In that. th 2. Page 72. in Section 121 .i. cur- ambulance service fra.mchse and all narred Petitiorer. KENNETH P. ,. S3U Ut IU(.' ORDINANCE NO. 1220 t5 50(10 not JSOIeet.thenceWeSt?flf,e$,thence B,. .4.J. Bryan therdescrihedaslncatedattfl,East persons affected or interested in LINEBERRY.hasfiledapttitionlfl days 01 energy asing I have (urni,shan extra pair of laces. I s0Jth 350 'eef, ten East 21.1 fees V Pres , end of Howard Avenue. suchexclusivefranchise appllcaf Ion the above Styled Court or the AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY POLLY'S -_ -_ - Legal Notice Legal Notice - -- ___L, - . I - ' . --1 "* - 'r ri U , 4 I ' ..- '-'VA - - t;: .r / i:, . . • V 1 I / ' - 1'fg_I i$,4-J I_ ft!J .L_ 1 . 5H'Y '-: ',\ . c "l' ' 1 -' -- i 4? / ________ - rY ' FPAXA THE F,tii2. _______ - . , - . S �- - JUL JIIiIl I -. 6 B-The Sanford Herald - ii'iiu LI r .j- r: • _______ S$ • - •- - --- .t Pe$ ---fl- S_S. _.._ __JJTJ. •_J S•t! tsr, -. -- -- - - ____ -__. _JSItI .-.h.L r ,,q.r-. T - I.__S__•.V - -- -____. _,.sn,. -_-S_iL_ - __._ __-___-_____- - JJ_____________._....J._______ __c-.--,__•_•____-W____ _L . L_. cr:.,. "aIMIlIII "" __________ ________ ______ J ___ CII ltlUN ('I,,1,S:fSI ruy jeii uun i rriu ner iuuuy;_-- __ ____ ___________ ',ilI be painteti .nscie and Ot $1) 900 . Sevflla Gardens• CLIFF JORDAN REALTOR - ni t22 CITY- PRICE AGAIPI REDUCED ON flilc TWO STORY. TWO IPEDROOMHOMEAT2OI9PARK __________________ apIs Eat in kitchens, frost free ATTRACTIVE refrigerator, dishwasher, AVON SayS - e*tra pr ,'stimc draperies, shag carpeting, farr l N'drecrn 2 bath hot-ne v. -Us 'arge earn;rsgscenget youfhat 5ijmrr-r rn:s fireplace Only 6 aps. Peol Sracieo resderslal .it-Ii vacation Call 641 3079 Prssay in a Spanish courtyard $4j se't.r- CID B-eautifii'at.on Award wn'ter .'-ultt 2015 Sanford Ay SPANISH STYLE HOME Open 12.5 pM Immediate Openings ____________________________ Eice-Ilcrit condition 3 bedroom spit 'an See to appreciate 3 Apartments Rent In Central Florida FurnIshed TREES APM't RESERVE UNITS IN WELAKA APARTMENTS 2beidroom.CBhomeinounty GOOd CENTRAL ILORIDA NEED 111W itt. St. well water Lots Of trees. $16,900 MEN AND WOMEN WITH OR _____________________________ WITHOUT PRIOR MILITARY - _______ Every Day More People Discover The Value Of Want Ads $ ____________ WITH FIREPLACE. FORMAL A beautifully equipp kitchen, 0 ROOM. CLIMATE lu,un,.xjs Mag carpe?in garage, CONTROL MND EAT IN KIT 7 PatiOS. arid a dining room YO CEN RIDE t3Y. THEN CALL r.ariic it. this home us .1 PIus REALTOR ASSOCIATE ROSE tsceIhen? financing Near T,OUTHWARD AFTER HOURS cnjuriOIe H gPe Sctsool VA Plo PHONE 3224401. SEE FOR Down. fl-IA, Low down, for the YOURSELF THAT THIS IS TilL OuAIifid buyer Only $31,000 BEST BUY IN TOWN AT 82.5900 EVEREST REALTY, INC . REALTOR 1601 S Hwy. 1797, CITY -. WE'RE NOT KIDDING' Y.,ittand ')pen 7 days True, as a 75 year old 2 bedroor'"orne but it hat a large hiving room, formal dining room, eat in kitchen, heat, a'r and on a bq EVER [ST oouble, Corner lot near hoiptisI cli osoa ___________ P E AL TOP Associate JuIian Stenstrorn Alter hourspl'one 372 '$60 - ______ - NEAR CHURCH and school. Large 7 bedrocm, CU IDYLIWILDE IV-- BP THERp *.th SIflQIC garage Shaded lot. What a borne! Has four bedrooms, 116.900. 2lovelytatYus,sunKeni,,,ngrnorn formal dining room. bvaijt'tul kitchen, Florida room wilts 4 BEDROOM fireplaC, Carpeting, thi' workt Frame borne on orner lot. See '0 8468(X) Call REALTOR AttOCiit apprecIate. $21,900 Term's DeIty FI.r'irn After hours 372 6033 ACRES 2 Payton )bt'droom, 7 full baths. Clrpet,d KlcP,Iui equipped Air, Childrtn, pets O.K. P4. S74 2136 after) nd's Several lad.es foe lelpbon. $.aieS work from our øffitt. We trais. Houtly Roy, pluS sflCøitIC FurniShed one bedroomex bOri&j$ Morning shift, 9 to 1. CePtiOt%8IIy clean hom. IllS mc Evening's S to 9 Apply in person Year's tease durrig above P.c,t5 ROO!T S2 COROETT PEAL ESTATE Alintiz National ISar.k Building. REA. TOP sanford. Also need person with 44 4791 OC8ry Small car for tight delivery 4681615 . FRONT DESK CLERKS-4 2. 311. Company benefits Appi, .t't person. Holiday Inn c4 atarisonie Springs _____________________________ Lady Builders - Mature man i)h ne* Ma1-Van truck dtsir Steady work with sat-s-i.. P.O PoE 726. DeBary. 444 I 33 1al Delivery S'rwi fr Sanford l94' 1*1 3780 29 le •rr Rooms for Rent ______ 34 Mobile Homes Rent ______________________ Sanford Court Motel - I I Newly renovated Cor TV, w w cargii a c. etl.c'rni,-s 4. over n4. .Duly or wk. riles. .21 (?1and0 Dr., Santord 329 3403 ' - _____ 7 bedrc.om fUrn'ted A-' cot-id icur',u Ad.i,,lt%, SIJ.5 risO. f-;,5 etictriC. Pt, 3730123. N'e one bedroom trailer, AdutIt only, 8125 mo S. Sanford A.e Pfscne 373 014.t. Ihayeanv3bd(m ,lb..th h0Se t shirt " F',,'rnshed Call POTIU* 114 1000 IS After 8 A. weekends 323 3-1. -______ Longwood- 7bedroon-s. centrll Jr. tented i'9'ivafC 'oh 8160 ç:i,s ocç-.L,; U; jIb 35 - - Sanford, 7 rm un$irnisbed apI. k.tclsen equipped, lt Door, $110 n' Securit drpsit 51 t37 'l 7 ropedy For Rent .i'u',.s'tt I h,1h ,.,aIt I,', ..ai2 REALTORS Till ONE HALF ACRE n Lake Butler, buy all or pan Total price 19.000 with good terms 'THE ADMIRAL SAID MOVEi" ass the ammunition, but don't pass ttte opportunity to see th-s 3 year old, 3 bedroom, 3 bath home. paneled family room, eat in kit then, carpeting, other goodies Owner transferred 179,500 14.000 dowft Owner will carry 2nd mortgage Il S ' . - -- Succeed." FernPlrk See , $347467 si? 'A F rst 51 372 86-11 I MARY 2 and 4 ACRES epart'eiss tor rent. CEIa4w S pm. 3231254 ____________________________ LUvvIy spacious L'lvpteit-3tidr,n, Adtbont5-cfea,-,, "r;';"c; - 3- 3'; ter 3 3flisi - 9dg&uidc . Ii IdyIIwlIde "S 1 Homes By Guard bvrr'r Protection plan s -ocluded at no extra cost to buyer Price has lust been redu(ed Three bedrooms. two baths, paneled family room with beautiful fireplace Owner is rcjt,yatt'-' Call loda,! Ak for Jerry Emerson, Mw 130 S _I4 3)11 Roberts & Gilman 830-5500 Inc us regarding eligibility to Se rninole 719') £ .332 7371 Orange 19195 Frc-ch 322 1fl 321 154* MIS want to Sell or Buy f(ALTOR Store space 'or rent in Pinecrc.j OV S EDO --Serene privacy. Cu'stm StioPPee. 1178 a ionlh plus bui't, CU, scrlened pool. 2 bdrm. depOSit. Call 373 0712 for in2 bath's, oen, trm Ph. 363 )2. corto,' after S. -C'vet & wneken'c • • , - • ' ' Realtors 10-iood 4 San diewood Villas i,-1 offers you more for )'OUT apartment dollar: more living spare and more all apartments are cable IS. fac'ititks, wall-to-wall carpeting, Inc. 7(uR' (',iSSfltiv'rry 15 i'M Will purchase first or mortgages in any condition SoutheAstern Acceptance. Cor po'o iOn, 871 1173 Sandlewood Villas desirabis' katurt's, Induded in _________ ,'. L 831.4039 or - 62L2162 washer, and garbage disposal, At Sandlewooci Villas more value means drapes throughout, nofrost rt'fr1cratcr. ssall onner In iill lssitk. ,..A PUII rr.. .... auu ii washer-dryer unit. For )'our rrrrtfo, there is i giant healed pool, huff1i'bnard .'3nd cornplefr eIubhoue fadfliks. 1ht highest quality all rnasopry construction means conttnud low maintenance. Sandlewooej ViLlas means more for )OW' money. -'- tulet Elegance at 1120 . J 'entraI ht'atlng and alr'utnditioning, anti all electric appli$nceS . . . range aad oven, dish- rD Florida Aye,, Sanford, ARMS APARTMENTS From S1o,OO .1 a 2 Bedroom ADtS. Mescnq Construction • Centrat Heal 8 Air • Pod & Cijb'souse • Laundry FacilIties •Shag Carpeting •Kitthefl$ Equipped •4 Months Lease S - P4tsiC;nucl,r,d I:ED I-ER TILl/ER C,oarantce Lcwest Prices BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR Gormty. F 4.6. Sanfczd, 3231733 ' ''' AlItpes tree ettimates Lic,flsed,BOflded.ilflurCd NoObligation Pijss Swithenbank - Ceramics 19C7 MuStang, 3 Weed. .5 cyl rt .elIent condition Only 8750 Sl'ueilev UtedCsrs, 7C(, meet- h Ave. 1737980 1974 Pontiac Catalin.u. $500. take over paymerts Sandblastlng JACKSON'S CERAMICS. suppIls, kiln dealer 10 3 ru -i-i lou r',day 322 77?) & Sunday -- " Ceramic - It-ut-St i - ri- rar,st Cr) u t ui-'al icin-ri-Irctc - (iii BA. c ret. 1st lrrtgatton lileinSlllOtIOn New and remodel 70 rs experience 365 1,333 -- Sandiewood Villas 110 West Airpor{ Blvd. Sanford, Florida 32771 Tel: (305) 323-7870 (305) 323-7i71 372 3540 32) Ut) Sewing Machines _____________________ a SEWING MACHINE REPAIRS _________________________________ All types, comm 8. residential ATLANTIC BUILDING M.5 IN Michael R'ci 1' 0 (ta. 2105, LaKe TENANCE Specializing in conirri Mart-. 377 327h & Offi(C buildings 8 reSidential ________________________________ ________________________________ cleaning 365 RYDER RENTS TRUCKS Ecorsoll"ue Vans to Diese' Tractors 1 day 1 year, 123 8310 __________________________ GIuss.Mhrcs ENKARlK GLASS & PAINT CO 210 Magnolia Ave 372 1472 * * STEREO * REPOSSESSED sher, Stereo Console. crsmplelc w'th FM antenna in be,utitjl rabinet. perfect Condition Aio portable Zenith color TV Best osfer 377 S70$. - Haven GroomIng A. Boarding Kennels, 377 5152. - ... DICK JOYCt WELL DRILLINGS and larger, pumps, sprinlec Water oondi 'oncrs, 177 1613 - * STEREO * Red Velvet Front BANK REPOSSESSION ...i,,.,s taw.t - A&l r 01 rnuiHpiei,$?rack lope player Take ovr last 10 payments of S 92 per r'-C,u!h. or 81950 raso For free hot-ne tr.al. call collect f 1111 Sew & Sx'rid 1905 P4 OrArug, Ave. Orlindo WeU Drilling 1 Garage.Rummage Sales - ____________________________ WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPR INKLEP SYStEMS Alt typesand SIZCS werepairandser-vice STINEMACHINEA. SUPPLY CO. Pet Care - w nci 51 - 1 2: v43 YARD SALE -- Some nf.ques, 7172 Chase ,tve. Sanford Fri . Sat , ors 136 377 7196 c.'RPORT SAI,E Friday Saturday, Apr 26 & 27, ..lothes, material, odds & ends. Ill lakeview Drive 377 1.134 C,rporl .ae -F-ru p 'ii Sat .111 - 5unand 177 7454 55 C,,.t,i, Aatiq C,ot,jl S#w,'r Pa,.d 1.14, UiId,rl,oi,r,it IJt,litij Civbhov,e POOl Fip'uuq 0ca Ttnni Court - P,C5,c A,,,. huil Rlm Sbref Lifits 1970 Volkswagen Squarebaci. S1tion Wagon, Sahara Reuge with brown interior, .4 sped, AM FM radio, neater, factory air, ,gr: "ciremely nice car. $1793 C,,rl P,juI FasceIla, at 31? 1651 or SOIl Dealer. ion DO*N PAYMENT 'CELLENT FINANCING iiMIij North of Sauteed at OqL.,.,5 '65 FOrd Galaiie AC, runs great, 1295 838 9737 132 c13 :i3 vi FAiRISANKS MECHANICS SPECIAL AVENUE D-,.ne buggy *ith extra engine $7' of tuesI Offer PIrnc' 571 1150 at!,' S 3.-) I 3011645 3541 dlii) 7)4 4131 Bob Thomas Is Home Again... I /? Bob Thomas And Ready & Willing - ______ToDeal! Call Bob at ftiitn Dwn.rt ''r'' nw.w - Paris-Accessories - - - 17 Volt Batteries 511 95 RE EL'S BODY SHOP 1109 Sanford Avenue - __________ W.P.44-1I14 Pls,323.14.iI 62 Chevy puck up for parts Good motOr & other working parts Tagged 8100 Ph 323 1179 trilany Cocker Spaniel, lemale, 2 yrs - Spayed, shots 815 37] 620) CvCn flq5 We Are _________________________ -_____________________________ Junk Cars Removed ii. Now Abaridoneci, unwanted Pink cars hauled awa,' Your cost, $10 Orlando, 293 6191 anytime. 78 RYDER In Sanford Motorcycles .rla lnti.rantS flLAIR AGENCY 323 3*66 pit-c brett Siamese Sealpo r.t i'.tteqis 372 lOU between 3 8 9 p ni RYDER HAS A COMPLETE 71 Yamaha, 100 MX with eltraS Raced once 1500 Ph. 373 1571 - SELECTION OF TRUCKS Harley '71 Sprint, SX 350, 1100 nudeS. never in dir? 1950 86? 6106 Hrs 8.5 MonFri. Trucks and Trailers 79 8.12 Sat. Horses Sorrel ruarter hone mare 6 years old V"r-.' gentle Cool sIr r i%i-'trr [itra r ' i' .'. '' .i.itt'c'i..' t,lck ]220'ii2l '73 Chevrolet ton, V I Ar & power Fully equipped. $2308 take over low mo oayments. Ph 37) 1571 Located at entrance to Sanford Airport lIi) Ford Courier, camper tcp i- stras 8,000 miles, 57.230 After 5 c.ilP 373 77$$ * Antique* 14,' LArson. 90 HP Evinrude, till trailer, 11150 )72 I 17) Dodge 0-100 PiCK Up, lo-w ru cage, 6. cyl , standard, Car F tri State Bank. Ralph Pe:c' --I Cr Fred Davis 37? 1611 * Auction * * Attentior, New Truck Owners Check out the aluminum truck SUNDAY * 1' of I .1tf .45 (lu Ir '. 323.5310 I • I • I I , SANFORD PlC VII SERviCE 711 W 1'.t ItIt 80. Autos I • ForSale \cø S \].,.......•. 1970 Chevrolet Kingswood wagon. V I automatic, power steerIng & brakes & air, very good Iran sportalion for the budget minded person 51795 Call Donald D a' 327 1651 Dealer 7) CHRYSLER NEWPORT, 4 Door. PD. PS. Air, Radio White Wall Tires Oeluie Wheel Co.ers Very Clcjn. Stock Plo Vl)IIA, Weekend Special '64 Falcon Wagon, 6Cyl auto goon 71 PLY CUSTOM SUBURBAN WAGON $-Pit, Automatic, PB. PS, Cruti, Control. Air, Luggage Rack. White Wall Tires. Stork No 3761A runt-u rug 12? ?33 i eat-u 197.7 C till, 'C 8)00 t. At!r p. I •ifi5, 7dr. harctup Luw mileau,' 831 8679 alter 6 Drass ships clock. brdseye maple vanity, 2 French Pile stands. e'..iyy carved round nak tAble'. arkint desk, Oak wash stand see, ipindle back chairs, unusual singing mirror, beautiful oak best, ranberry hanging amp, leadid glass windows, lots Ind lots more fit-ic furniture and !ius(eilA,uc..j5ql$% log numerous o nient ion Open for inspeCtiOn 0 .5 For •nfcrmatzpw'u, ,call Stan lerniillion 372 9719. Note Tl- , ,lI be one oh the Isneil selections, ,ith plenty for everyune',i ari OUt- tqijk LOAdS from .'4t'w 'on - , Pennsylvania And Coo Cal! US for a!! your trucking needs covers in all colors from. APTIAL LISTING Victorian liie seat. several sect. desks, 2 Karastan rugs, Victorian marble top tables, bow front china w claw boot, '1ctor,ars wash Stand, studo renh piano. clocks, marble top dresser, Inlaid sat.nwootj marble top French bedroom 5uit. 7 pc \'ic icr as, l. rug rCui'ir-i sole, r011 'op desk, brass and iron beds, tea carts, rockers, 3pc Empire settee wicker sofa, phone stands, picture framet, 9 p' cherry dining room suite w corner cabinet, Victorian ibrary table, cast iron cook Stove, meat Chopptrt block, gone w Wit-itt lamps, beautiful hanging Tiftaruy P pe lamp, hra cash register Ti'fany type lable lamp, Ii day Interstate Auction Boats& Marine Equipment 1970 GMC pickup 1, ton Good ConditiOn, new tires Ph 373 1201 Antiques 2 P At , ___________ ____________ - SlcrOo, TV, Am Fm radio cons I nation Early American. Perfect urn lion 88500 37) JOSI "' RiVER FRONT AND RIVER ACCESS HOMESITIS Pcgxis5se, 196$ Ford /,uStr'4 (all before S 372 3743 SANFORD REC VEE SERVICE 7311W 1st St. Dachshund puppies-AX C 6 v-eeKs old 1)500 Lake Mary. 37] 1589 April 28 Upholstery - WE'LL DO YOUR PAINTING No lob tod small. Ph. 373 $579 $789 after 6 PIT REST INN Boarding A. Grooming Ih 31? aOSY Pets and Supplies _____________ Fit-filers find great bArgains tnquipmeflt ifl th ciatsihied ads _________________ You might not be a larmer, hut Pn'neer SA 500 amplifier with we've' got wtiii1 Ou Fe ftb.ng tot' f'anasonic I track recorder & i iaycit with Dolby noise rrdvctin it And 1 30- ' reAlistic Speakers -- Painting ______ 11 * AM FM rld'O I track tape player recerd plaiCr PS,Cht'tIIi liQhtS or Assume 81 15 per iO Ph 617 1577 P4aPtrnrk Ad DECORATORS Mon Sat Sofa (7 (ushOflI $119 SO. Chair 8.51 VS. Sofa & Chair $149 labor 8. material 50 mi maclos _____________________________ 04 TNt -- ________ Truck Rentals _______________ -__a. - - Hey Kids looking for an eitra isollar' Ask Mom and Dad to let t',iid .5 rI'Sfd -u lit-5 u.SIC Make today classified ad day Place cue, to buy, sell or rent Call 312 7611cr 83) - CabrIllo Tile Co. Specialists In all types of Ceramic tiiR1'S I V SC P', IC (I i"Irud .211714 !?- ,,_, Tile ..BLE RENT ALL, with the best ouuipmelit to serve you 10)6 French Ave , Snnførd. 323 1110 _____ ) yr old Peg Apaloosa. S yn old Quarter horse gelding, 373 8469 OPEN SATURDAYS - 373 277$ VW BUS Good mof or 4 other working parts Phone3fl2O9iaft,rS Pent Plot' LuStre Electrc Csrp-et Shamp000r for only 81 per oay - CARROLL'S FURNITURE - i6 64OLDS CUT L,."iu 1393 Magnolia Ave - Sarcf;-' 1971 VolkSwagen, Super tit't'IIe. P.?Arine' Blue with black nter,or. I Speed, rado, heater. Qranter.-rj tcr 30 days or 1,000 miles. 100 pet $1895 Call Pete at 372 1451 Ds',ulvi' I6 ,'.bco trailer. Sleurps 6. a r A'so 67 Travcba:l Ila wag - ow- trieS 11.0th A 1 Best offer 327 3732 -_______________________ 1971 Nomad 73' travel trailer wilts awning 1973 WIlderness T:avel Trailer li, . .5 __________________ --,---TV Radio-Stereo 5) j..ant job. maior engine Overhaui AM radio, 1900 Ph Sunday '. t'vrn'ngs 90-4 313 5831. 1651 Dealer. Motor I'1rre Call Pete at 372 1651 __________________ Equipment for Rent 65 ,u'swagen Bug, '64 Restored new mileage, $7098 Call Don Pope. 322 Travel Trailer, ________ _________ -____________________ r Local 5, distant moving For tree estimates, depenoability, and service, call Central Delvery Service (904)789 3780 C, I - Washer A. Dryer Heavy duty I! lb 850 for pair 831 7267 Ffm Eguipment will sell fast ant-I eas' wilt's Claisutted Ad Call 3227611 or 8)19993 JanItorial _________________________________ - ________________ . ____ _____ __________________ -- - Used Better late than never. You have to Isle your income tas. Call Lake MaryP'jb!icAccountongnuow " allor)73$799. ____________________________ "" Unfurnjshed from 175 -, BARRY - S APPLIANCES S Sanford Ave &177 %'asher & Dryer Set. $135 (ibson Frost free Petriqer,ttor, 57993 I gid.aire Frost fre". ; O'ers $28 and up 3737050 ___________________ -___________________________ door G.E Refrigerator New Fantastic buy at 1125 *71 2802 •EXPERT ROOFING. ____________________ _________________________ VINCENT'S CARPENTRY inlet-icr I, Tn Par'e;ing, Custom CArpentry • No iOb too smlI t Ceflted & Bonded 323 5477 - AutoslorSale - -__________________________ __________________ 63 80 at $99 mc Now rented for $12' 323 797) ________________________________ C trus from 1399-Orange trees. tangerines, lemons, lime trees, etc. Low overhead prices Drive a tIle A, save a lot-Oviedo Nursery & (limO Farm. SR 119 7 mi P4 of O.iiedO 3636391--Closed Sundays Diks Appliances, 3727651 pflflfjflfl '"a aprii Lawn Service is more fll AROflDA HO1'flES .I. a.• itW•U$,iiiIi L Appliances KIRBY VACUUM Sales A. Service For free home presentation SPRING CIIIAPiIPIC. without obligation, call 32) 8)10 ______ "Impac" Wash 8 Spra XIen _________________________ Esterior walls, eaves, patio, walks CloseOut on all Gibson freeiers Sto mud dobt*'rs. wasps A, tpi($er wetst 377 0)97 _____________________________ Put a classified ad t work' for you today Call 322 2611 v $3 9993 ' ____________________________ , ________________________ Tired ot poor service' Call Lawn Cire Specialists Commercial Carpentry, Remodeling, Additions, ResientiaI Free Est 372 7267 Custom Work Free Estimates Li(cn',d BrAided 32)0099 ________________________________ LAWN tpu,i CARE For professionally maintained look, Carpet Cleaning call RALPH. 323 5951 __________________________ ___________________________ _ pets ,'ur. usually found fast With t.'ans fletlerway Carpet Care A, lost ,u low cost dr .4tled ad in thc Janitorial Service Free 1st One Saiil0md Herald Dial 322 2411 or Price includes all'll $31 0831. - _______________________________________ 83) 999s _______________________________________ plumbnuj s!cç.pecl up. power mower won't start? oet the service you Movers need from claSsified ads 4 I - TOWER'SBEAUTYSALOPI (lormerly Harriett't Beauty Nook) $19 I Pine, 372 1742 -, ' Bdrm, Hartman Realty Inc. aS.. - u'rv -cr used machines '.'OOPIEv APPLiANCES. 37)0697 -- installatlon and stAlniOg, Mi Lund Poors--1189 E AItAfllOfltC p3-3 1117 Carentii our message Plo down paynient, VA, no 005 rig cost, large home in eicell"nt location. Priced in mid 30's Call $J Beauty Cat. . 8 New ,.,.a. 5? Pool eavs at-sd walls Pool enclosures 3735324 -Therenever was a better time than _____________________________________ now l use a classilied ad in the Sprinkler systems Installed 8 Sv'Ud P sidential & corn Santord Herald Stop makIng mercial groves 1. A1 escusos Dial 32? 2611 or $31 999] -IRRIGATION. Ph 32) 5)37 ' CALL 1174P.rkor 7377)11 ii I Administration FRANKLIN If you - Farmer's Home Stemper Realty K LAL I W. 13th Sanford, Fla Call for Appointment 322.3103 1. Pit FEE AutosforSale '71 VW Super Beetle. automalc Slick Shift, air, tiM radio, IC,'. ___________ ______________ PRESSURE CLEANING Floor Waiinq. WindowS 373 o5 - MORSE (tROTHI.P5 c,Au,c ________ ______ 1450 French Aye, Teaaco Products CLARKS FENCING located neil to State Farmers Market Mechanical Repairs on Chain link, wood, held Free all makes autos & trucks Over 23 e'stirntes day or right $67 ______________________ years experience In the repar -business 3720040 _______________________ _____________________ Income Tax I LONGWOOD AREA ______ _______ - _________________________________________________ EXTERIOR QUALITY Doors- Spec iAlilinq t- -Auto RepaIrs - I A Lawn and Garden _____ TOU(p's'Pl SEW _______________________ Small Jobs Wanted 372 I)31."LakeMaty" Sanford Electric Company 7322 Park Drive. 377 1542 - -- home for as little down as 1one month's rent 1iunder fh e Pressure Cle'ining ___________________________ __________________ I I - Hom3 Improvemsiits Central Heat &Air (onuit on DINA'TALE (1 RAP.SIC riLE For free eStimalel'S cat, Carl 56 13010)5 Harris, at SEARS in Sanford 372 Pp-r ,sod rc'n ,el work, financing 1711 -. .salable. work guaranteed -. __________________________ ,t,cnen uarrsroom cabinets. GREGORY'S HEAT AIR Courter tops, Sinks Instailat,on Specializing n cen systems , available 8_ud Cabell. 3n7 window unitS rree est 21 hr sCrvice Ph )fl 711? Interior, Ezterior Plastning Plaster patching A. simulated _____________________________ bfich specialty Ph 7 _______ _____________________________ _______ RppRonces BUDDY'S _____. 1 purchase a new 3 5.174 Conditioning ____________________________ ____________________________ Assistance plan. WORRY FREE HOME i., _______ B lICK IRS The Titr Tested Firm O.tvS 3fl 61?) Pd.ght -________________ your Air - bedroom ST. JOHN'S REALTY CO NORTHEAST PAVENNA PARK iCCI lent lOCitiOfl, *01k 10 SchOol. 3 bedrcrn, 1'; baths, Out of tpwn owner says "Sell' Pr.cecl m -gPt at 177.900 /e BALL PEALTY (ruuntry setting With lovely trees, And dOCK to Lake Mary. Thr t'edroom, two bath borne has natural stone and paneled faml 'oom Two fireplaces, nd scre'ecseo porch. 870.000 Call Pith r ngdcn. A-ssoc (30 5500 after '-ours, 641 3aig. Jim Hunt Reaftv REALTY ___________________________ Wooded tots Paved Streets •Sew,'trs •Street Lighis • Sidewalks House? Elmer Bakalla, Inc. 6171111 OfVce ¶ace for rtn? in Lake M,vy d iiV, Futty f4i41itpe'd WitIS diShWaJer aIt Mrs Puth'ifprd 57) A Directory of Expes Ready To Serve You! ____________ -- -_______ 6? with plow, diSC, 8 blade 8.800 3720314 It Sewing 'abirel, rep'.ss,ssed Singer - s best model, windS bobbn in machine Fully automatic Pay balance Of 57$ or ID payments of U Call Crc'd • Dept SANFORD SEWING CENTER. 30: A East 1st St Sanford 322 9111. Eves $681116 __________ I RaI?or A rn Bustness - - HOMES OF DISTINCTION ______________________________________________________ We Don ' t Stop fl7 AL TOPS Area One, Inc. Space ava'lab. in AdoPt Park GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 500 Fren7t Awe,, Sanford - Apartments Rent GOlO •iarge 14 IIeVI ______ 80 __________________ ______ Yet Away From the Crowdi _____________ Unfurrnthed Il Lots For Rent 30 , - Mobile Home ______ _______ - _____________ __________ .iu.i f.,.--0-- A, baU Ui,r ; Nc l-souPe, pool. Mature woman iweferre'd, Reply Boa 529. care ci Sariforj Heratd P 0 801 "57, iH Houses Rent Furnished DELTONA- AVAILABLe NOW. CHOICE OF 1 BEDROOM OR 2 dEDROOMS ATTRACTIVE REASONABLE, 57e-1040 _______ ____________________ 7 bdrm house Clean, lged, partly lurn Breezeway, carport. Good location. IllS mo. 444 8269. Business Opportuntties No Down • Low Down Spanish molesty of oantemporvy elegance si'lth walled courtyard highlight these I bdrm, 2' bath homes on beautiful lot E*tras galore and all the qaIity features priced in the iO'w5t 560's So call .,nora, 3 bedroom. 7 bath, I yr u, 2 car gwage. self clean oven, doing room. $285 trio 14543541 evenings SItuatIons Wanted 'tsple bedroom suite complete, 5175. KuIp Decorators. 372 7333, 109 W itt St , Sanford _____________________ _____ __________________________________ Close to Everything.,, 1 Household Goods Office Furniture for rent with Option to buy Sweeney's Office Supply. Sanford, ill 7.'aqnolua Ave 372 1746 _____ __________ __________ ii "S.arlterd's Sales Leader" Your Multiple List'ng Agency 722 23-38 21 \ 4,47 8111 II - - SI ______ , WINT ER S PR COUNTRY CLUB - r tP. (0 5753 Iivricj roOt-lu With tAbleS, $160 or best offets. Call 323 8453 after 30 ______________ -_______________________ A supplies our specIalty. Sveeney's Office Supply, Santord, ill Magnolia Ave 377 1246. ______________________________ _____________________________________ ' II Area One, Inc. PEAL TOP Mimeograph anci Spirit dupliratr P .- ' ____ 1 III! r w 7 bedroom. I batti, carpeted, car port. $125 per moflth KulO Realty, , __________ ir'frd Ljkevie* City water Plo ci?1'tal See- make an offer rrjsasurlar-iao -- _____________________ Olan Mills Studio ' _____ _______ _______ - LONOWOOD NE 82 DUPLEX- Just listed l'j yr oia, CCh side contains? bediooms. I bath, 1g. living rrn, nguippefl eat in kitchen, separate Utility room, and more Live in I. the 1)'tsCr is rented Realistic prce. 1.s0.375 Call Grsrgp Tr.mrner, Realtor Asscx We've got a 3 bedroom, I', bath LONGW000 With central Lllmate control, garage and other eitras you'll The Old log Cabin is tuDpo5 to be like Drive by 1814 Summe-qIin away from people, tsiderr,ip, Then Call REALTOR Associate Al large oak Irees Well, we (Ant .'.r!Ar Alter hOurS pruorie 312 6421 rje you a log cabin, but tow (uYct rt-e pr -i 521 5.73 'bout a? bdrr' P'iflme With ctl-u'ral r & Pleat with Iba 'h 'ret's Ic' 500 Call 322-2420 Anytime - . _______ For Sale - ..St-?, 305 514 3?)?9 - & Supplies _______________________________ MIscellaneous $15 $li 3752 maOsir,e. SuppliES plastic all for $793 Terms avalat'ite tO night "1' ______ P40 QUALIFYING OnlyllOOdown, WaShington Oa'as. 3 bedrOom, 1'; baths. 209 Terry lane Monthly terms 67! II?) 115-I 6) - .t'r1dng ring set, new, perfect ri amond, 1 3rd ca'at appraised at 5175 WlI It'll lr 5175 1?? 9221 '•-•-•-.-'-., I ,tl 318E First St invoice prices Firit two story 327 56p SO hOuSe past the rado station Celery Ave. After 4 weekda,s, -Make $10 an hour Clean, profitable businesS Your home, ,'irlytilne weekends 323 SSI8 -- ______ JOHN XRIDER, ASSOC W. Garnett WhitC, Real Estaje Broker, 10) W Commercia Sanford, II -__________________ - -' - home I mi Of New four bedroom Realty, 323 1301 __________________________ ________ RESIDENTIAL JOHN SAU LS AGENCY )7 7174 Ev 3?) 0.iIS 8ROPER ASSOCIATE CITY - HERE'S AN OLDER HOME WITH "CHARACTER" Dr.v by thiS 7 story, i bedroom 7 bath for 175.000 If you Iik what you see, call REALTOR Associate Merie Warner. After Fours phOne 3774433 By the way, it has an n(Omc produc rig garage .Iparlment, tO Lot on ChOice lake, 820.000 ACREAGE INDUSTRIAL AND REAL BARGAIN Alnuo5t rrw 1 beiiroorn. I': bath C No qualifying ssume VA C ortqaq A. pay eguity f.tonthty _____ - - SANFORD REC VFE SERVICE 2311 15? 37] 111 __________________________ pAy'urrrt5 - i/4hy not take your hoc? along sittu YOU on your vacation Ihi5 yer AN FOR 0 - , MONTH. AND TWO WEE S Aciiltsonly r pes Convenent EACH YEAR YOU'LL EARN at-ca 3731816 After 4 303723410 2fl TO 1460 PER HR. PLUS l2BeorOomAdultsonIy PROMOTION AND RETIREMENT BENEFITS ParkAvenueMobilePark SOME OF THE JOB FIELDS 2543 ParK Orve, 3fl 2161 OP8N RIGHT NOW- FOOD P E R SON N El, Garage A? -furnished 3 rooms. 1 SE ICE bath. S.. to appreciate at 72$ w CAR P E NT E P 5. E I E C *rren Ave. Lorcq'od, IRICIANS. CONS1RUCIOU ________________________________ EQUIPMENT OPERATORS L7RIVERS. MECHAN'ic5, 5AIM0 PARKS, 123 BedrOom Trailers A, Apt's 7 Adult parks, 2 POSTAL CLERKS. MILITARY I Famty parks 3515 Hwy 17 9 P01 ICE MEN. ME DI C 1.1 54 ord 223 1930. Day. Wk, Mo TECHNICIANS, CLERX TYPISTS. STENOGPAPHFc I AVALON APARTMENTS GEP4RAL SUPPLY CLERKS ADULTS PlO PETS AC(OPJUTIIjG CLER:5. 116W. 2nd St. LICENSED PRACTICAL ______________ NURSE, INFORMATION Two bedroom duplei fumnined SPECIALISTS, QUALIFIED apartment £720 Orlando Drive, WARRANT OFFICER PLOTS. 5.an'Ord' (101 BC l000t FIXED ROTARY WING MECHANICS, ARMY P4-ce clean aparlment, 1 bedroom Lights, water furnished. Adults SECURITY AGENCY RELATED COMML.NICATIOWS only. P60 pets. 1)03. 5th and FIELD CALL IN ORLANDO. 159 3910CR Palmetto 322 7296 IN MELaOuRfIE. 7 3 rOot-ti upstairs turn. apt 32)3 3711 IN DAYTONA BEACH Adults 2526041 IN KISSIMMEE U2 5375 51$ Perk Ave , Sanford ANYTIME BETWEEN I am TO __________________ 10 pm YOPIDAY THRU SUN I t .00ri apartment Furnojsed, DAY _____________________________ Uliht' turnSbed, $165 m Prione RELIEF NIGHT AUDITOR. El C,eriencrd. Company benefits Apply in person, HOlidy Inn of 32 Houses Rent Aflamonfe Springs Unfurnished 2565 PARK -- WE WILL HELP IF YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL 4 Bed., 2 Bath For Sile - BROKER. 377 7ea) AVE LARGE LIVING ROOM Friday, April 2ó, 1974 - / The Sanford Herald Ju4wI IIiwIlL &Iii1ipJ4ii.jI I --------------------Help Wanted 30 THE BORN LOSER Apartments Rent THousesforSate 41 - 38 41 Houses forSale Wanted To Rent ' 41 Houses for Sale________________ Houses for S-ale Houses for Sale Mobile Homes by Art Sonsom Miscellaneous Unfurnished -____________________ Par' time DEK CLERK 3 ii 0 m J tldrm , large fenced tOt. 1570 dnwr WASHINGTON OAKS _______________________ __________________________ I NO DOWN PAYMENT For Sale Reliable Senior Cititen Lady di%irfl EXCLUSIVE Saturday & E'perencj CE,..&)T Th ' $-( Sill mo, •' PC, • Acre Realty, us Sunday. W; ONLY 8350 DOWN unturni%hed apartment L,TE-1OE as 1977 Mobile hOme 12'sbO on rented REALTOR, j •"-'. - -:. iio,tween 7 bedroom houSe trailer, Ofl large HAfld50, Spanui cocktail tAbIc' I P.0 nually ng. 3 bedrooms, ' 'ALLE;r r person, 5Ps'qa,on nibly priced __________________________ __________________ (MAKe lot Air, carpet, 10140 pat.o, r?rO Inn I I L1 so su i.00 annually. f lot, furniShed, fenced. 10110 E4t.LLccs (11)5 old Sacrifice, $55 Matirs-eg -- Yir a-.ui t'.ith 709 Terry Lane, SanId and Hwy 16 ndlcwood Villas l'xIO' utility bldg . yard and Like n, 2 bedroom, family roos, I screened pato. 7 utility buildings, quatfy tpr ) troons me HAVEFcAIO Olive green uphotstpced chairs. S3 Monthly terms Winter Park, 'V Si.?SQ Call ner 72 kitchen eQuipped. carpet. 817.500 JO Clatsifed ads serve,the buying and OPEN HOUSE. Sunday Ito 1, to ___________________ for the pair Fine Condilion 1 l)3 I• -.-!E:!E Ph 371 fl* 7 sell in 9 comm unit / R CCIPtIOflI%t. doctors office, liPU. APARTMENT HOMES Earty 1ir.t.r,fl ar.?iQue butter nwmedrm,7ba,h,centraIaj, everyday read and use them Neat? bedroom home on beautiful medical background neceSsary churn, Us C'i tradIp Sewnq ) , t 7106 and 2110 Ma000la Sutfl Call 777 2611 cw 83) 9993 fE(øOi31E M. UNSWORTH REALTY 32) 5150 ' 81L000 Seller will carry 2nd SC*ing fliachine macic into 829.900 1errn _________________________________ RETIREES DREAM-- RpO. 1973 r. o?qa(Je I PlAnter. cioe condition, tso Early *Unfurnjshed 803W FirsiSt • Villager, 7 bdrm Set up or. 'I NOW 7 3/4 % - VA & FH,A H: STANLEY America.'i accessories. sniall _________________ - COMPLETELY fURNISHED 323 6061 or 322 9)70 _________ ____________ lakefront tot Takeover paymenls, Houses for Sale lamps, knik knacks 8 p'ctures bedroon I bath, or'' b1oc, VA No ()on No ClOsing Costs /1 pay off balance. Ph 373 0350. KULP REALTY HOME PRODUCTS * W/W Shag Carpet Cal 327 1959 - clean fenced. *ith privacy hedge HA-low Don I ow Closn Dealer. -7 W. 1st Street _______________________Ike people Have free lit-ne' 1rn Costs Fruit trees $19950 $1000 for summer wk HUFFMAN REALTY _____________________ * Range-Refrigerator Lake Of The Woods, '72 Granvilte, 7 ________________________ Call Pm Condori $347767 Al Pelt. Jenny Clark, Aoc 'OU'RE itO AKE MARY 'H Alt Three becJroms. Boat .rttheway? Sell it fast and ' - r,i t's'M r, bdrm furn , central air, heat. $500 THREE BEDROOM I 377 %S9lor 3?? 885) * Maitland Flea Marf* two baths New Sbiy vinyl n dcwr' 617 07)7 w'th a low cost cl Sifled ad' peted ) t;Otiroorn I cr bath tractor trAiler drivers tOr * Dishwasher-Disposal Panctr'd living and dining rooms, lI bt(h($p & dining room Panelrig 1' 5 Opt-si 'at 8 Sun 95 Nmes Model OPen 16 P01 815 treakfast bar, kitchen, shag rtel-state boat deliveries Appl '5.-.' (shIll 2970 0 living room 2)' aboc ground Vatenca Ct North j ArpCting, Cotta Boat Co. S4ntord 372 fireplace, beam SANFORD Callbart Real Estate * Clothes Washer.Dryer pool, fenced yard Walk to 6 At Cost eiling. screened porch, fenced AUSTIN Bored HOutwif! Let Sarah elementary school 877.500 21 Hour Service ()EVF,LOPMEN T CORP Soft ice cream machine -. LOCH ARBOR 5 Plus $200 Coventry help make new friends Ph 373 7010cr 867 6)00 Call 372 7198 MIscellaneous * Recreational Building STABLISHED NEIGHBORHOOD 10 gal per hour Miscellaneous rt, tiom. faniouS fl,flif Earn $30 $60 wk , just a I hr$ No ALTAMOPITE - DRASTICALLY ss 68 Boats & Marine Wanted to Buy _______ 3 bedroom, 1 Phone 372 6670 th. large t,1l For Sale -CicAn. well cared br 7 bedroom. 1 .nvestmisnt, It-ann to sell at our rc'l ptu collecting REDUCEDfor aLick sale $700 For Sale r SUNI At4fl rsTATrs LONC,,IOU) WntePark P'ns. by owner EquIpment room, two utility * Heated Pool rcor", hath. fArrity room, lencCd and c'et-er n Call lfl 2791 after 6 r, Tbre bedrooms, two baths. mood 117010 377 tjdrm •jth Ptr'le.jtamily mi AdCytp your b%ineS% With tAi,r qrcenhouse. central Pied? & ar _____________ cottage in back 170.500 0400 formal dining lSl3' ,', mastrr PLACE HOMES NORTH * carpetro cluce 'u NIC 671 7791 on, Easy off Magnetic SignS fOr Sanford Auction Brand New SAVE MONEY.. • RECOMMENDED, 11' Wooden Hull Boat bedroom 17' ;.iI' . lovely family be seen to appreciate. md lmAcuIat. concrete block. 2 * 1- 2 Bedroom your vehicles 373 $605 s PUBLIC Hwy 17 92. ' flu N of dog Track ,?.L1CTIOPI 3ShpMoloraridTraIer Let us me web your old lawn 8 patio roon with deluae bar Two car LYE' droom, i batt, family room. Central F Ia 177.000 t1.Srqain Located Carpet Salesman 's best known builderi ORIENTAL RUGS WANTtU $600 Ph. 323 1214 Rd dl Lake Kathryn Estates MONDAY NIGHT Aritgj5, TI turnit,jr. Wayne's Quality New a. ijrjg. Better than new. see Ui SURPLUS SALE, Used appliances. k.tchen equipped, unit ar, fenced arc' otfer , nu new 3 and Top prices paid, useci, Any COflditi0ti Drive ) bedrooms. (tpe enced in HIDDEN LAKE measuring, Jsr-d Furn,tura., 1200 French Av 831 2270 1I t AIR PORT UI O 1)6.500 New and ut used kittitn cabinels, ki?clit'ri thad, bruit trees, fliCe area 6ii 4126, Winter Park Kennedy Craft, '77, IS' tn hull ________________________________ carpets, large fenced yard, citrus beauti, priced from %3&9 So ________________________ blueprint take oft Salary CluS 21 $110 - IumflitUrc' and app'ianccs P Pus SANFORD FLA Siflk%, and other iti.r1IS Will t819.500 Excellent terms Prc' risui Owner i tran%f('rred muSt call Any ASsoc now rer bowrider. '7? Chrysler. $5 HP. tilt trtrin Mobile home & property 3 bedrciou' , [J comm s on w t fr.n (',is 1?? 11)7 -r" ii ' s''" ' .'.,s'c s' i-q'lcj 1971 It-Cu 9 )'l , ' I sir-:-o 'ei e.i '• 'r,, 'i3' ctn?ral heat 8 Forrest Greene, Inc. I." t 'car: ',uta ted. Si S. I •.ulj f(flutt _______ 'Ii - ' PLAUif UI Loc;Tloti 4C -. ilit't __________________________ 5pptuOrt'S 1 p ru ut-St (OrT,C, first Set vt'd ar. refrigerator, stkaoe fence, Iradtioqsal Sofa, light blue P. tcvjls, etc. Buy 1 or 1001 itemj 119 S Macr'oia At- bedroom, 2 bath, central air. wall Area One, Inc. 7720 Auctioneering Service (ash, money order or certified l tyciraplane and 73 Hp kicker. F'.i TOP 1)04W Fairbanks FRANKLIN ARMS APTS low down payment Call Sonnie white, 8.60. Pr Italian lamps, 815. ci't..'d to wII r,-irrrt it Larry'I Mart, 7)5 Sanford Ave crc'cks Salt' will be held at Sari 5100 Call 372 5737 afler S pm ?P) l-isfl 71 CLIFF JORDAN WE TAKE TRADES RI Al TOPS tl800cashor 1800 & VilI.ams, Astor COMPLETE AUCTION SERVIC I r(.i;. r?- 1 S. Beriell. mine enduro, 65 CC mn 1&Bdrm Apt Centralheat&ar. ___________________________ ______________________ _____________________________ ford Arport Building 337 ___________________________ Riggers & Burners ',9e over payments Ph 373 REALTOR bike, less thIn yr old. Original • OWNER CRYING. $31 $222 _____________________ 1170 Florida ____________________________ ____________________________ iilLot I?' Snark New Sail and 69 (toy, sell, consign, appraise, or cost. 1)19 95. will lake $150: E 3?) 6650 Stamps.Coins FOR SALE HALL REALTY Wanted, siz e.Perienced men Pay t-'.srciw,srr 875 00 3?? 1961 ______________ _______________________ :,ul tti piun:,' you ever wantedt Iwo LONOWOOD Sernirijle County NEW special Sales Gut of Anythng of IJudle-y Wullimt lithograph print 17 commensurate with ab'lity arici Lut and Acreage GENEVA GARDEN I'o (,"y and 4th nw - three bedroom pear Unicycle -Iik new, 875 Call 372 7'. pcI funan:ng_$79 37,000 'Cardinal", mint C000it-on, )d or silver coIns, value 1200 French .r ri .' TOP POBSOPIMARIPIF ri c1 contact us lirt Wi' .its buy bulk range, relrigera?or, carpet. 72)2 or 7173 F rarfklun Pamseur, Ats Inc 373 73.10 Sanborcj, Fl 8 signed only 500 in LIST YOUR HOME IN 377 74 7727 H*y 17 92 EXCLUSIVE... ________________________ ________________________ 1505w 75th Silver coos SEMINOLE COIN ct-rotation SIOO 323 1730. Delivtry man wanted Muil h.Sve _____________________________ 37) .5981 ,cur lawn mower. At low as 11500 dIN TIP - 109 W tt 37)1357 9 acres * palms and pines Over ;ou __________________________ 'udu0. 1, 7. & 3 bedrOom apart 3 Cc,icr ,Ifld fiics, & 'i'ilu't T own dependable transportatori PAINT VARNISIl ENAMELS (kIwO owner wAntS action oow hard road frontage Only 116 000 ---- --------- - -____ -______ '-liStS. Carpeting. drapes. kitchen s)rt,jhje5 6. onsOte%, Olo tablc 8 I "cu'ive chair &deskwcreden,a Appty Bol 5)6. care of it-c SANFORD REALTY IJc'ciric water cooler PP P67 3196 5" '13 Cal1 Dane l-i.Irdc'sty, f' Mu$ itemS 32) 3108 (,i.,ar,ptq.c' L ces,'st Pr ci's c.uupped, pool and Iaudramz' ID? 8 Bicycles Herald- Bcti 16.57, Sanford ______ _________ -F .\L TOP. AtS(X irJnol,a Ave , Sanford ______________________________ 2544 S French Ave /0 Swap and Trade BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR Days 7217 PIEY WOODS DARN LIVE WIRE NEEDED C'rmIy, 1: 44. Sanford, 371 17)) Bikes, Bikes, Bikes l'.'.lP4T SPRI5Y PUMPSprays all (MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE ______ Trade - One owner '65 5tudekc.r CLIFF JORDAN 7 bedroOm apt. 8)60 including We Lu furniture And misc Sell I or 'i shire's material Gun and hoses We're looking for a dynamic in for 10 I5P eleCtric Start boat mno'or API ! iCS and models, ID speeøs .Iities. 1)00 deposIt 323 1901 25 pct Consignment. Fr EALTOP lUd, 8800 $31 4107 83)8727 TAFFER REALTY J dividual with an escelleni real 1. • ______________ ANYT vter 7 pm. CALL 322-2420 speeas. and stanclarl bike's now 7574 Park Dr. 372211$ pickupS. Auction Saturday 84 "OS 8 tank. 373.7921 . Ste strom '-TrIl1'i1Ind - 1 - - -n •W ___________________________ U UU r I I UtjflltJuu Q'IA_4. t..v 'W recore o loin our _____________________________ ' '-', - .) 1100 E 25th st W available at Fires1cir,' Store Call p m . Sanford. 372 7270 0 SectiOn 8 -ft sofa, REAL TOP ' ' young. pre'sj,ye' staff. Would SPACIOUS 2 bedrOom UPfuVflit.Pied ____________________________ hOu.e trailer in 72? 0711 372645.5 _________________ __________________ procath. eacellpnt (Oriditson 8100 perfect condition Trade CQuiIy for ________________________________ ______________________________ ________________ k Carpet Remnants * _____________________________________ S 8 wr'kerds cull 372 7I9! - ------ -'/dILSON MAtER FURNITURE buyers lrOti tP'c' north. a'i ccr 'rurpd 322 7441 ____________________________ downpaymentonwat,ffront lot or MIscellaneous 60 _3 bedroom, 1 bath t'ic-ire with carpet r-'a'e rr"poyt-'- rCiC,5tD,buy sell frdcie Office EquIpment ---------....o ASSorted sic's arici SII permanent trailer lot, Bil 11,900 at lai,tory SIE BATEMAN - t F riday, April 26, 1974 AApvI,etg IW%1W :I UU U. --- = -_--_.-; ---i.'-__r fr Cbekrolet Vega, '73 HIt(hbAk, radlis, Cir, I pe 11,30) mi}'s 12'13 or best offer 562 4aQo fosota '71 Mark II I dr Whitt, air, .su'o EceIlenI COndition. 5)995 327 6961 - i972 Pinto 7 tIm Sedan. 11,000 miles mftalhi( green, with green deluir ,rtCrior I Speed. hCader p,pe Sprint wheels and wide tires lmrs-.aculate. A buy fOr 5)995 Cali Pete at 377 1681 or 6-14 SOla Dealer El Camin Gas se "r. Irans, pwr Steer , i en wheels Runtgootj $$OOorbeI' ic il? 1715 ,. 977 Fori, 0imO Runabout, '-'I w,tt hack interior. I Cyt ai.'t,'mat radio, heater and air ReJI Shdrç sod lOw mileage $7293 Call Dun I) ,jt 377 1651 r 6,44 S011 Dealer 73 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER IDr. MT. Vinyl Pool, P05. PS, Power windows and seats, AM FM Stereo I sdio. Low Miles One ,i lILt- pt-cud to O*n 23 PLYMOUTH GRAND SEDAPI 4Dm MT. Brough,arn A beautiful midnight blui with whit, v,.iyl roof AM FM Stereo, Speed Control, PDS. PS, Split Bench st'., wilts Recliner, Low. Low Miles, A dream it on'y S 825 $ 550 3888 31 87 76 DODGE CHARGER, 7 Or Hard Top, Vinyl Roof, Low Miles. 31$ CID, Gis Saver, Air, cower Steering and Brakes, Ridig, Clean, Stocd No 5482* 69 DODGE CORONET STA WAGON, Clean. Automatic Air, Radio, Ali thu Coronet Specialties Power Steering and nsI,u,, Stock Pfa 531204 73 PLYMOUTH OUST (B 2 Ot- Sport, Coupe AU'O PS. Radio, Air, tw Mil Stack No NI;3B 70 DODGE CHARGER 2 Dr PIT, Dài. 0''-i' .'nh' wh,te vinyl roof. Ai', P5 P5 Air p to,, L 'Ii' PIes Ill 1 660 1 188 2896 1 688 �-- - .- . TT - .. 1 ___ rrday,Aptu26, 1914 - __________ / \.% .$\ I,! rint:.I I - 41( SAPILANDO UNITED riir iirirr rir riiirs r'r'iaInAI1AIITV lilt riurt Ut UUII L1UIVIIVIUIYII 1, .. -- ___ Computer Voter Listinr 1 prenJS — 930am PrarMttnq - fl • • LymnHXod SUnc1Y School _____ 9 ISa m at • 1100 ____________ I II OQa m S4rv (CS rn ii OOa m 730 P m Sunday SChOOl wnwa Serv,cr bic Sludi iii 1/ L)/ (, / whnotesthat}evardCount inc to p ug Seminole County S Morning Worsh*p p 103W 32ndStVtI ( .stb ti/ie Curri ol C,od llour osts m COii)puter Or*flgeCountys computer wtll surrouridmg Seminole's ii , JFt1 CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH 2401 S Perk Ave 3274514 (SanIoedOardenCibpIwy 17921 Pastor Sunday School iio*thi uri.ryPr ' 10 30Iiar 7 )Ovni (.I,rs.siu,n - FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES OF CHRIST 0 .tI a De-votoria 'Ihr 3715010 i ii OOa fl-i Morning WorShip Wed Service - -. 7 )pm - Sunday School MOrning Worstiip Op m erviCe - PItore 372 fl12 .tamesC Vaughn 9 431 m. II OCa rn £ .'1 ' J' - - , -fr -- -- -- Worth-p ,..; - . - - - - (liii rt Is (If (It ri st ' to' a Pfew DI - - -- CHURCH OF CHRIST 1791 W 151 St Ph $62Sfl3or3flim 10 OOi m 1100am B ble Study AttembyWorShip Morning Worship -------10:Oa m. Everurg Worship 700pm DIe Study .1 OOp.rn. y-' cc r.wpm wedneiaay Bbte Class - - - 115pm. - -. - - - --____ '____ - . - - - -- - - - - - - 11:00a.m. - BAPTIST CHURCH 730pm. The latest bicycling craze may b succnint the land 5') en USIaSIIC. "1 get all the eteru PADLA CHURCH OF CHRIST wed Prayer 1, RbleClaS%sWe m 7 - -, -_' - -. I want woriing Ifl the - -- rs Mornn'3 Worth-p 7 30p m Sunday thipSuppef I - )Op m Morning Worship - ________ Uy John A. SXIIShJ WI • ft h - r&CCOCuiflk to v. iCP 7 00 p rn Lii dOi () •'D Humiliation, Fasting and Prayer" ott April 30. It iSilt necessacy to legislate for - ,,, 'flirt I .isllrrIsi'.0 The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page PossIble ut... it... r iry ....i.a wu. U1lIVuil,1... uF.i. uu," t'....... "It can be done right in YOU! OWfl home and dot'sn'tmleed '' lasus to be suritten." So, if it's so inconsequential, why not encourage it with a - proclamation. Heaven knows JIMLASHCHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH And Staff J.C.PENNEYCOMPANY E. C. Elsea and Staff W1LSON-EICHELBERGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff THE McKIBBIN AGENCY Insurance UNITEDSTATE BANK (SC-(IUIPJAI c PUBLIX MARKETS _,,,. , . — — , WILSON-MAIERFURNITURECO. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson and Employes John V. Mrcer and Staff GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. and Employes FLORIDA LIVING NURSING CENTER A Skilled Nursing Home Operated bytheSeventh-dayAdventistChurch GULFSERVICE Mel Dekie and Employes PRINTINGCO.,INC. year. Why not this one U1 any event, I)r. Harold llarrt.s, President 31 the S3Th SANFADflaTI AIJ'rII i _. , tUtU rii .' NATIONAL BANK Howard H. Hodges and Staff SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO., INC. and Employes STENSTROM REALTY HerbStenstromandStaff we have all kmds of silly' "weeks" proclaimed during HAPPY ACRES KINDERGARTEN& CHILD CARE Betty Floyd& Staff #. J. 0. (Jim) Smith and Staff L. D. PLANTE, INC. Oviedo, Florida - DOITIr rii iuii v • I -! WINN-DIXIESTORES and Emptoyes - FLORIDASTATE BANK ANDSTAFF TRANSMISSION DavidBeverlyandStaff andEmployes SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY • r- -. ! I r'- ' L.io,A.e lnpeen? i-apf4JM.u. Cu-c I'. Lait. Cia Hope $'JØ31 Forest City Can-l'iftWtty Cmiii'. Foist C", Par. M C.olvi'y M.n.on-, Iapf41. I I * tll!t SI &i.- r. " -- . . Chib.1t4w'v -S.oro ('ntOiLlk.& t C?.fc'. 770 tm-niic Pied Co'tcei i-btt CPrtit. tIll Dii A-c Ca-t' .IH,s'mvAv, PaØti C1't $1! Pa's A, criTwc !NAi$t O,,,ft?l 04 A4I*id $ø1 lit 131. ' .. rI h k - PrI-,1% '(-fl'or.iry Papist Mdvi, pacsist oi,m'm writ Pim04 s Ai'a,nititf SttWis ffit B44ii' CP-4!' 04 DePity t - .-'r' rs' o,-' t - '-.-e z-.-'' J May Pact -:- Paul Baui'i Chth. III PIS AV* ca-a.' M-Ssoy Bepi'sl. 171ei £ C.,v St JcIys M4liitiity p'i CPi,,c$', vo Cypress , , T,mt$, W.tICPp4M5%a,,84.ttCtCb5&*-!-*'-"!' $çrwigfeid . . I, ftarnett Uriited of God. El W 7"t c_ Oyie '-... '. .'rt'- - ('i';' Cniwcn 04 t'u N.'.i,. LiSt Mitt A.t Sovis Cat'n1-c C1u-,th, 111 0.4 Ave t AI -S cit1.r Tn 1 , *$t(i 4ChitCHiia.,iO' flW.torRi. Cassiorer, 3 Mare M,Od.tu, C.ffiou,c CJ. Mi.ttied Av* - AIttr,.it, - .. iiqO,, C - - . C,,%, Ull.tpd MtPind'tt CP-ivcpi Ifl PitS A, ,.f-V Metd-it (Iu,,s f tnt S,4.i4tri FP-ci,,tt Qcit 2a s-i A,* Cri, #wir'o.-i' CPt'jl. t& W l'ii 5P Ce',-,. ','-etc,o ,tt "uegji. ç,er-,a C.ea Ljr?-,4 ?f,i-trx,Si c,,m Otii'.' ("cpu A il ( cnurcr r C-hUi F DeBut A* u"..cia I, Pitt. Avt. at 01, $1 ( ,j traort tj-n'eq Li.'ugr, r- £nttfpt ;.e c -' - 1' 1% '.'-"'-0-;f (h' (fl! '.'--- -, i - Ii . ' -- - -.,--- . 5,' 4,. - 'V 1021 - Or ps Rd AI'a'r - 'r ftStir Chct,. U1a Ri Iit11 !$J$4i (Pi-'Pi k1 Built Rd SEVRNTN DAY ADVENTIST fiVItt IMe I CP.VIP. 1+ 'C-,-'- NAZARENE C.nI('tsrrnof'tv".:itene.* 7da'P#4w. tPa,scnøc''-.Naia.-'-m, RO*ienWOoaFs Cenr,a CPi,'cP' 04 'he Nelarme, ('mn-va Cof'ii1 C,,t1t- ARm $ A ME C. OInYS & 13Th Ail fit', Chpe-i, Camp Se.-nv.iy. Wk,a Pjei Pci I?Ii'IjI A,,1., i$.li'4j C'iap,4 P'a'i.ifl Awe Ch04)i5L%141-i IlISPirSA., e-estcrn OW'tPaa Ch',th 5 )ii'S CPiyii, CPiIpet p4k, I' $ Fitit PitS f-r;t(t,,,1p. CPIISI Sm'-tt R3 tib fVC.t C"M'I Lake MaOe ')- ' -8 :4',4* , , 5! P t;l ' G. M*., P1lt4ç%(t Open 'tJ1 I.14'iticl.. Rsewod 'ie c" :-" GPOtti S,m.tION! H.9I' ?YJof) rrS! Pm's*1t Citt, tor.00 fJtiGP1i litiitit*cIL 7714 CivitWy C".io Pill 0,:,, Ho4-jn.$ It',n Dli Hit Ro TJSf St A,,,-, 2Ie I H KA'DOLP11 K. SCHMII) on selettion 'to be passed onto tellihence Agu'1c) independent dfter the President proides his former aide beginning its final proces of against impeachment Sw..h a proof that the defendant delib. in testi- writing a report. speech, to allow Nixon to erately lied was overTnony by Lawrence M. Higby Legislative proposals are present his case directly to the whelsning." Charles R Richey vi€sed b) the senators The re- sidered deia)ed at the request of deIftgby, * former Haldeman port is due May28 —White House counselor lense lawyers Reinocke, seek • Management and Budget, testi. come public, including on to paring to give the House nominatioti, said there was fiedttiatHaldemankepta ta!s depolitleire the Justice Depart- Judiciary- Committee "corn- nothing unusual In asking for • t. ii -. men anu Inane Ii an.1 inepenu- peing anu persuasise uaw uIt. • IIIU said he understood the ent agenc Judge Rlchry unsealed the next seek A committee sub- Orleans in the case of Kenneth t.ahoochee during Donaldson's years," Wisdom wrote. "Don. i'lIIl1IV1ILll AP - Sir Alfred Beft said to- replied: "We are not in London. cent. The gang forced the but- taken were works by Vermeer, They argued that the jury accepted psychiatric treat. ings stolen from his home were country with a small village the paintings were. hospitalization and a jury commUted against their wills, ages. Two state-employed doe. •... WI - pubiican Army burst into his country home Friday night and stole 19 paintings in what apparently was the biggest robber)- in history. James White, director of Dublin's National Gallery, sulicre the masterpieces often were exhibited, gave the value of the paintings, Beit told newsmen that security amounted to an alarm bell system surrounding the paintings. The bell rang in the local po!ice station, which was closed ot ii: time of the raid. \Vhen newsmen suggested the II 'ilils has been a problem eversince the case was brought up simply becaus the state does not carry malpractice insurance on it.s employe%," ,zini Dr. Robert Furlough, head of the state's special programs mental health. "if someone sues Individual doctors rather than the state, thatputsagooddealolconcern in the minds of physicians," he sairl. Furlough said such insurance on state-employed doctors costs Man Jailed In Pool Hall Ileit, whose family made mil- idea who they were," Belt said. thieves were members of the lions in diamonds and gold in "I asked them but they did not outlawed Irish Republican South Africa, gave this account answer. They made insulting Army and may have taken the of the raid: anticapitali.st remarks such as paintings to use as ransom to "1 was seated with my wile in 'exploiters' and 'workers of the free guerrillas Jailed in the world.' Irish rep'iblic. the library at 9:10 p.m playing B-et's wife, Lady Clementine, The largest robbery ted in gramphone records when three the (',uinness Book of World told newsmen one of the gunmen led by a woman and brandishing revolvers burst in. men dragged her out of the Records was $11.5 million in One man stayed outside. They mansion, kicked her and flung gold bars and bank notes stolen ordered us to get down on the her on the stone stairs shout- by American servicemen and floor. Get down, get down' one ing: "We'll be back for you lat- German civilians in June 1945 from a mountainside cache of them shouted and when I er." near Einsiedel, Bavaria. The young woman who led the looked up I got a knock with the The biggest previouz art theft butt of a pistol on the back of the rail made her selection quite casually. occurred on Dec. 31, 1966, when head." She first chose the most valu- eight masterpieces valued at $7 The girl leading the raid had able of the stolen paintings a million were taken from Lannamed don's Dulwich College art galused the French word "volt- small Vermeer we" for car. One of the raiders 'Woman Writing a Letter" lery. 'v'QtICCJfl ___________ _________ ' over a pooi game. Oversi eel was taken to the them And if -ou haven't bee:t down hospital by a by-stander. He was a fruit picker, I1ykens said. tu the z'st !ately, you're in for a pleasant surprise. Many, Gunu told J,,ykcns he wa,s an verymote birds and animals have unemployed mason tender, the children, too. •'' Velasque:, — tiiflcs with a pocket knife. in formed In /t' \4/iI - VATIC'tN CITY AIi — The Rut the volume Just made i:eneral operation for mass cxVatican has released World public also aserts that "Msgr. termination," War II documents that say the Burzio did not know anything The 600 letters and other Holy See was told Jews were about the real destination of the pieces of correspondence (rout being sent to their death In Po- deportees like Msgr. Bunio, 1941 and 1942 contend that Gerbnd. not even the Jewish agencies man bishops hindered the VatiBut the papers said the Vati- had knowledge that the can's hum ni!artan cifortc ul'rcan had no real evidcnce the deportations were part of a ing the war. deportations were part of a ______________________________________________________ mass extermination policy. The latest volwne of documents, declassified on Fri- - - * - .. -- - - - _______ - _____ -- / - - - - - - t - - - any cheniiral .spray s,iutiosis on - Gainsborough, A gang of armed raiders be- pared to say for security rca- lected paintings and removed utes. take any medication or submit Index Weather voy to Bratislava, Czechoslovakia, Msgr. Giuseppe Burzt', cabled the Vatican urgently Bridge ----------13A Cakndar 14A Classified ads Fair today. Warm with hig in mid to upper s. deportation of M),00Q pens I'oland and to the mercy of the (;ermnans amounts to conik'nining a large part of them to ('rosswtird Puzzle 13A 1)t Abby 13A l)r. Crane 13A Editorial Comment Vs Iluir uscope l3A llo.spital Notes HA National News 6A Society 1L4B twd Os to 60. Variable mostly- easterly winds around 10 mph becoming light tonight. Daytona Beach tideshigh 106 a.rm, 1:40 p.m low 7:23 a.m,, 7:3-8 pm. Port Canavera1-hih dth.' - i - - ,. -w The Vatican, at times accused of not doing all it could to help Jews flee Nazi Germany, GITNN (L) TAKEN TO JAIL BY LYKENS - . - - - - - - . - - . - - ; -i' Nt.1 MR$ Moiui.n 'tvrc" A'aee%ninqs L.-' -,' (t -if. Ait.n,,W, CtP "g4 (ri_-i-I. facilities plus an Identification Bureau laboratory The headquarters will also house a modern communications center. program as corn- feeding of the zoo's latest after p.m. by Sanford Police Inhabitant, the hippopotamus, Lt. William Lykens Jr. I'olmce said the stabbing take some 'unsprayed" water occurred atSonny's Pool Room, hyacinths to the keeper at the 501 Sanord Ave. and ap. zoo. Nd t, $i' - C!ft - dip Ad,mtii C"t,cP,, Ut & rim .- t-.'t Mt .-i-t.i Atat, Aroe-t Yar; Prewyiwi Uc.3a M E ttci". Cari4n H9$I Coi,'er,.,nity United M.'matt CP'.Yt", H-1 I'fl& Pi'*1 RdO. Rd. CbiWtWC S'.' 1: ___ __ IPC "i So (iiest C'c•ss Cpi I DrBMy Me . i . LtmAv C'-'e4G4d*9Pve*yi4S PviiA.* C'-uOi ci God -ssn I.eetw reacop&i. Vthl O5*W Mr!PQdist (J'pØ Piola *ri)p-,an 'Mø'od-I*. II w . 5 Ja$4-s AM I - ,-,t, it Cvess St Me',; A U £ Ci-.ccit RI 415 Cj5tn 1... Moro. •... PRESBYTERIAN M-i, P'byt.ce. ,, CtL Prflbttf4iii Clt,qch CMS A, & si , O'rch ol Diliry. I Ce*vpnini rrest-yi,etan (-" )S s OtI. ' ,-j (MUNCH OF 000 e..4,, -- TH0D,T C'Mth 0 C" H?. L9ac.0d O'iWC1% 04 C?ISL Cpcii Ctwrtt, W 17Th St Not's-a. (P1rn 04 CI-'r-st. fla Haven Or - M.e.t$md Citi.rcn cit t2 Mj-fl.r CAT$OL, _____ - -----------• • CJ'-v'th 04 Got - ' Ct,u(Ct, 04 C?'Ii' C4'Wi* irit c.-i.-' i-*-.;•i Zh.,!. t-:i' ' 4dV' t.wiary -ai4t Cka:it l4I a.t' c-A-i or-a', D'uat c_'-aCh. NtitTh Rd - tettwpf M3U"dOI5* MV P*iUChwt,, O& P4-H Rd C'!a*n e-''v Dorv P.ip4.;1 Diiicc& Cent-i-a p(iiw -it - Lac44tCli,.-,e, San Lanoo Springi '' ç i' r?C, o-'-J'-tta'ichiecho IhCR, .'ff.uJn ''-' Mewa', I ecanCPivscht,oudm DavsDc 1 Canhlbeer '-"" CHuRCH OF CHOIST CP'•!'.,'i o4 Cr-'-s'. 17 S Pi' CPiIJrOOSCN'SPI!LM1L4fl US llflPi .Ca.i.4-tt#er, %isi'ni.CM.'ct,04CPtsiSt.SIt0LavaHoetsRl '-'."(" amtt i>rOi of O.ea. t4st P.'ist Ocft or San tiis,0 Spr1's P-,t-siCh,irc-h I)l* i34t, 51 f-t, 5'-i Ywi.qi C-it F-i'I-s fn-'i'i Chui;1i, i' _____ - - L,k,, COoIGATlO'AL -. cr- - ,:' .-;----.' P,-s $,st (napes. tI W Crst 5're, Sin4p Pti B.i' Chch. III W r,_i --_.. CHRiSTIAN Cr;, CP.r4van C.'-'urcp-. I1 S tI?" A..' 54'¼Wd CP'e6?ian ChU*th I]' W ArtP Paort?i'o CPvt;hm C te,4 Piim Dr p,s, • 0- Friday Iromthe5th U.S. Circuit Gumanis, officials of the Flon. (ions under which Donaldson their own service of prayer, A 20-year-old Lake1Monroe may Linde with other area churches in 'I service at Holy man Is in Seminole County Jail Cross Episcopal Church, Park charged with first degree Avenue, Sanford, at 12:00 noon murder in connection with the Friday stabbing death of on Tuesday, April 30. another lake Monroe man at a It is suggested that noontime be a time of fsting and the time Sanford pool hall, police said. A. C. Overstreet, 43, Friday 1w 5pent In prayer, as suggested was pronounced dead on arrival far our nation. at Seminole Memorial Hospital Amen, brothers' by county medical examiner G. V. Garay. James Eugene Gunn was T! - ASS5MILEY c,c 0*0 C,it Mtanvtlevo 0oo 7It' i...... ?%IIU Association has announced ttit' Executive Committee of the Association has endorsed this resolution and and calls upon all ministers and churches associatedwiththeAssociation to observe it as they see fit, -- A & P WEO The Management and Employes ••_ - tr.atiiieitt t? involuntarily corn- them anywhere near what they court had been asked to iecide late in 196.3 after President Nix- the FR! and the Central In- is due Tuesday. Burch said a request from t'ie House. united patients will have a would earn in private prac. whether 14th amendment guarharmlul effect on hospital oper. lice." antees extend to such persons. utions, says a state official. The appeal was sought by "There is little dispute about national leaders take two teps years in a Florida mental hos- --THE LAKE MONROE CHAPEL OcaageBIvd,Lak,g,onr,. -, Wll, PdEIdr,iOe Pt', -' Sunday SthooI - 10 (I3 r' Morning Worship II OOa m Evening Worship 7 00tPta,,,, P,'-ri •'.''itdv £ WV " PAOLA WESLEYAN CHURCH Old Rout, Mat Peola Rv W,ll,amE MIler Pastor indySChoI 9 ISa m '.'-onirig Worship ii OOa m Youth Service 3op nliering WarshIp 730pm .,.'-.l Pra,er & Pras,, 7 )-Dp m J ________ - • Pasttw - Een.ng Worsi-, Family Night Supper - settner Mrs TALLAHASSEE, !'la. (Al-') $4,000 to $5,000 a year and three-judge panel, Judge John I. , . — ,rt a'a court ruiinii uai "maice,s it ye"-' tiara to recru "i visaom i" mat it Wnc In -A 5.1 I OOp '-i S 30p m. Rev Da*nSbfa UMYF .t soc..c 9 I ii OOa m Crio.rPractoct III Park Ave. - and a c Ierk county. - 10 - Prayi. Sei-v - WASHIM.J fUN (A?) — H H needed funds ' for mnosing In other V.atergaterelated gatE 'Aill be in 31gM fie changes receised daily b) Haldeman, while serving as costs. developments: —Former presidential apthe voter registration office Whiteflousechlefofstaff,kept Ilaldeman, reached in Callexpect during the "purge" —President Nixon was re- pointmentssecretaryDwighth. ixtted considering a nation- (lapin was denied a new tridi esery tso )ears, shen ia per a stack of c.ish in his safe to fornia, declined comment 'iay must be handled to bring make gifts to White House in another development, the wide broadcast address next on his perjury conviction by a .L I THE LAKE MARY UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH S )Op m. - into new $800,000 Law Enforcement Center, Ninth Street and French Avenue, by May 6 The 22,000 square foot building replaces 2,000 square fool facility on Fulton Street that was 1711 II OOa -. NurSery I The dlsrlostre tame $ )Qa Morring Worship as or vA SANFORD POLICE DREAM COMES TRUE POLICE CHIEF Ben Butler, ou leguldi officers condemned in 1959. For fust time officers will ,) 5orsfl p - --"M ___________ - _rI -4 lHtrald Photo By Bill Vlncrnti 7 1 301. UMYF a new li(c? Then come to church Snnda—and sup in. stes 1 m. An, A' Pastor .. "I get all the rejjcior, I want just cmuran playgmunds. the coolness of (rcc-shatkd streets, the un- 'or" - - rice 20 Cents Rev Vlr3"L Bryinl and Rev KCinethW MulI,$ & in's tcc METHODIS CHUReII Hy Il tlatPiney Rld9eRd Thcrcs another ness world in'ide the door-u of -our ncIgin'ruuuu c..urvh. But some hesitaic here too: road where the smell of haystacks, hyacinths or mag- SPIRITUAL TEMPLE First Federal 04 Seminole Bldg. St. Hwy III Losgwood, FIRev.RthH Callin Pastor Amy Johns M,ni?e' Heater - -open toe eøtat. 3 00 p m Healing. Lecture a4 MessaOe Service I COp FIRST B4PTIST CHURCH SIt Perk Aveovi Pastor R,, .tav . Cosmalo I rn 515am ---Ii 00-i rs Morning I&ShP I lSp Cpurcri Triirt.rtg 7 )Op m E-,enr.; ',crvPr-,,'• r , - U - J ;1unday, April28, 1974— Sanford, Florida 32771 FIRST PRESBYTERIAN 7 y0p m "'T' 1' ne (4 - - Presenti), a part time Jur) office clerk spends less than an PISIOP Wed 6.ble Study CG'iourorS Meeting COMMUP • UNITED -- - - coiriputer 4O1J 4, 700pm MorW 9 ISa m II OOa m Bible Study Wed , -- - -- - - p Il 00. rn - I Morning WorShip fr,korfl rig Worth p Sunday School Mornirig,orsh,p WTBO&dCSitl 9 45 am nve Pastor Rev E.RuthGrant CHRIST UNITED — added CHURCHOOFLrOW000 Or Rev 0 RossDenskm - .-••• - Evanr,eI.st -. - - -: Snd.y Blvd. Rev KhH Sur'dayscIic'ol - - -- 7:3Op rn Charles N. Cru-iip CHURCH - - - h --— CHURCH O- CHRIST PINECREST BAPTIST - 7 OOp m FIRST PENTECOSTAL GRACE UNITED - M rs Bruit.: goserno,, - the ., 'Y - elections supervisor Canuny supplied by the i'i',,ies i;stul _____ __ t_ t ______ - - L -_1t1: 'iSerninole'si 10mm process viiIcIi°takes hOUrS of work by three JIlT)Comnmis.sioners appuinted by _J/ p ____________ _____ plan advocated (or some time 1 I' -i __' _______ E Aditiirw,trtiv& ng Pastor 945am 1050am ' I OOpm 7 OOp m Ev*nçeIist,CSfv,te %e1 Praer & tO OOa m SIs'iIsmIs'i - '-E from the jury. _______ - - 1 Bruce 17$ Crystal Lak. LakMMy.FIa - 7 OOp - Wednesday Service - ___ otPrtL,hPimInL.lit ti cJiIWI1tc- r , '.i;rry f'rodrd for GOOD SHEPHERD UNITED LUTHERAN CHURCH - . )0OOa SundaySchoot p II) W2SlhPIace Dir Church of the Lutheran Itur TV - Ths s the Lie' [tmrr F qr,schrr Pastor s- nØ Scrtool 9 ISa n-i -- -. J- - Prayer ?,'teting 1ed JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH - 1, p-. -*j - --. - I ISL runInit iOfl 1 111)1 imitcoded, lOOp m 7 00 m DotiglaiDElhoti Avc ufldav School P/c-ning Worship YoulhHOur LvanielSt,C Service MJ Wre ' r-. cr1 At) LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEM(R - P ri 51Cr P 4 tI' - :--' NYPS E.e Worship j - 'h nrotIuc OFTHENAZARENE I F.- d. -i-' sear and hail, says Sail!, pick a jury. -L ___ to draw 900 names by hand precincts means that restra list ting the jurors picked from — by and im facttmstof the re 30a - .-, - g SrnC% _____ ____ ______ 1 a Pastor OOa ' --*L / nj5pi(t,ofl CIPITRAL BAPTI$T CHURCH Ccr.lIthSt £OakAve. Rev Rr1Loy Pastor Sunday School 1' ISa MrnngWorsh.p I) 00, m Chisch Training 6 ip m /,Orth P E'en 1 OOp iii %ecl P(1fr Sir c 3 m 'L Co,nmuntOt t. p A ( Gre-en Sunday SthOoI LerOy 0 Somr .• j iitpti t r i;i üii ii - CALVARY BAPTIST ASSEMBLY - . - ____ $IdIiVIJ LU iiuuiiit )puIng3 wac man being careful to draw the sante A computer system Wheft all Seminole s jury process sho protested because no percentage of names from each names are "thrown into the Chief Seminole Circuit Judge blacks sere available for his precinct as the precinct has to kit' IS both constitutional and / -- - Under t - computerized juT) selection lines reentl) stten a mistrial must tck from each of th MOAVI4N Sanlando Springs 0 Longwood F.. Pastor .1 ALL SOUlS CATHOLIC c' .' . c.:. By CIIR NELSON m s PAFTIST — __ ___ _____ - I METHODT CHURCH I RST C HURCHOF CHRIST .\_\ \_\ _____ % m C C P Pifl oto ---..- ___ 7Q p m :t,rA.Phno3:: a -- ugees. -_ World News A V � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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, April 26, 1974 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 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 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 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/1d01b4d35c62d8af79ac095a378680e3.pdf 1b5a86d4e874b3e86ef43652234b4646 PDF Text Text 68-The Sanford Herald Monday, Stop 42 Wishing For Money! A Want Ad nts'With 'Unwa Sell THE BORN LOSER - 17 Mo,ile Homes Trailer - 12' May 20, '1974 by MobIle Homes 62,. 1100 equity RETIREES DREAM- Ripi-. 2933 take over payments. 322 4177and or Villager, 7 bdrm. Set up on 93$ lakefront lot. Take over payments., Mobile Home Bank Repossessloni, or ply off balance. Ph. 323 C. IS to choose from $31237) Dealer Dealer. Art to. Autos Half ,, . Sonsom 7'.UJIT 1K * 1~-I)? ----I j' Autari; lor Salt so By JEAN PArrE.S0N Sausolito condominiums on Springs, advemses uniLi from renti;il apartinenLs in Seminole said about 100 of the 215 Com- area is typical of many Florida 436 in Casselberry, of $17,900, yet only about a dozen County are about 80 per cent oleted unitsat Sheoah have cities in having no well defined inventories. However, the more recent wNch 31 out of 50 units have of the 180 units have been sold occupied. "People are probably 'been occupied, but admitted "better" areas. Condominium living - hailed "Developers in Central condominium developments In been sold since October last and construction on in . moving into apartments until some of the 900 units in the •1? ou get these walled feudal as the great new lifestyle of the Florida thought the good times the county are suffering oc. year, recently obtained lower completed units is virtually at a interest rates droj he said. fully-complete(i development 70's - is looking gloomy in would last forever," corn. cupancy rates as low as three interest rates communities - expensive 8L1 per cent standstill, ` )" been looking for. . Its? VW Good Condition, VS' 373 4$72 1947 Falcon-Automatic Pet, , '. ~ running condition Dealer .1 _____ ,"? - Barracuda-1965. Try to fM , like this! Automatic. 773 V$. & 6* ~L 323 5773. There never was a better time than 1970 MerCury Mont g0, '' Brougham interior, yelic,, now louse a claslilied ad in the black, full Sanford Herald. Stop making power, ready -_.,, residential 11295 CalIPSUI 3"rl#Sl of j"' .)i excuws Dial 321 2611 or ill 9") Longwood - 3 bedroom '63 VW-blue with reconditioned Miscellaneous SO 54 Garage-Rummage Sales For Sale - hemp Auction Zoned industrial Great location Must sell priced at Only Ch it Jordan REALTOR Phyllis Cappon ASSOC 131 2fl AUCTION EVERY MONDAY NIGHT, Anliq, TVs, MisceUaneos, New and used turniture and appliancej, Plus special sales (watch 5) Lri iitP bedroom, 2 balh, 7 Story ith 2 se,arate apartments. 1345992. 'Auctioneering Service* COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE CASH 372 1132 10015, For Sale - WILSON MAIER FURNITURE buy sell trade )11 3I5( Fir5tSt L -- _. "L-~ -. V..r ~x - - BTU Air Conditioner Call 372Olii ________ - To buy and sell gold or sltver coins. Contact us first We also buy bulk Slyer on SFMINOt.F coti 357 ____ Q71jr .'iitiurii PUBLIC AUCTION. 11 Si i Air CondltlonItg Serve Home Improvements Central Heat 9 Air Condition For free estimates, call Carl Harris, at SEARS in Sanford. tnt. a class ified aø to work tO( t.ay. Call 327 7611 or 131 9993 Interior, exter ior plastering. Plaster patching and simulated brick & slope speciatty. 377 2790 ' CENTRAL HEAT & AIR Sales, Serv celnstallaton & Fret Esti mate Ph 671 2576 LW one of our Friendly ad.visa'i help you word your classified ad. Call 322 2611 or $31 993, i Appliances Pest Control APT BROWN PESTCONTROL 7542 Park Drive 332 9165 Pet Care , Awnings. skirting - carport screen enclosures- rescreening. 3231675. QUALITY FENCING• Bring Results ,,, ,, l init , uuu. Firlu "Fr estip'iates day or night 967 Ph. 322-261 1 " ft eiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Cm TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON (formerly Harri,tt's Beauty Nookg SI9E Pine, 322 $7a2. Carpentty .',- '-. iV7 !t'. VINCENT'S CARPENTRY - •,', .J*.._1.'. .-- - Inteflor Trim, Paniling, Cus tom 'a rpent ry No lob too small censed & Bonded 323 5477. •.--- t • •. -',.L,.. -' ''. 'j:'' • \'.C-. .rpefl'lry, Remodeling. Additis, C ustom Work Fret Estima'es Licensed Bonded 372-1031. . !:!' '. ' (4 I3c>af in the w1y Sell it fast and easy *tPi I lQw COSt classified ad' ? ,_..,ji` . I-,,- . - Vi V.; '442,~_ Carpet Cleaning -:• - . Mor an's- Befterway Car.it Care C Janhlor,aI Service. Free Esi, One Price includes all!'! 131 3 1 I Plumbing Slopped up. power mower won't sta rt ' Get the service yOj need from ClaSsified idS K o~ i . - :N__ , ; st . , 4 . V Ceramics JACKSON'S CERAMICS, supoliel, kiln deale' b3 S c 1 S.nday, 112 792 1 . '-,_• ii - - s-i..,. 4' - . :y - - ;•; 41 i . ¼- '• You can't beat (iaiified ads for fist classifiedi Check results. ei,eryd.a,' GkuMrrGrs - " QUALITY Doors-Spectalg,ng in front door replacement. Eipi'rt installation and staining Mi L irid Door s- 1199 E Altamonte 970 1317. ___ ADDITIONS, BLOCK WORK Carpentry 1 Concrete Work PHONE 723)751 - Used Feni Equipment wf$t sei east an ia$y with* ClassifIed Ad. Call 322U11o.'$31.9993 Guns 1111111 tANFORD LONG RIFLE HOPPE &A M71le Loading. Art ce'ss:ril. 7 10 5tfcrd Ave. .s., •__._ • Reduce yur electric bill with cpmpl$e ceiling at wall insulation. Free estimates Ashtn Insulation (901) 199-3710 111111111101111111iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii All type's free estimates Licensed, Bonded, Insured No Obligation Pull Swithenbank $21 527I 65 Tired of poor service? Cal; Lawn Care Specialists, Commercial. Residential Fret Est 332 7261. LAWN CARE: for that professionally maintained l00k, call RALPH, 3235954. Yard Clean up. trim, and mo.nq service Call us E vCS after S p m 323 4061 MID FLORIDA LAWN SERVICE NO .108 IS TOO SMALL PeIdf-ntial or Ccrr.r'ercial, Call for free tit 773 1771, 373 0616 Local & distant moving For fret estimates, dependability, and serv,ce, call Central Delivery "r-. -t "Ti Tree Service Nfti painting done? For me fin$t in painting work call 11W Paint. ing Co 373 5035. Licn$ed I Bonded, AAA PAINTING a nd paper hanging. Commercial or residential. cap. 'radesma,. gimran'e-q-d materials ar'c workmanship free con kiltatiori and estimatng. 671 3)37 FOR Aba ndoned, unwanted junk cars hauled away. Your cost, $10. Orlando, 29561 91 anytime. __ MotorcycLes, Motorcycle Insurance 1140 I ONLY 1 ONLY 971 EL CAMINO. SPECIAL. $]?", CALL SAM 322 3391 GEPMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES for Sale. Call flOwl! 332.7006 It" 11W Upholstery NOW On -- i - -- SANFORD 322.)S43 Well Drilling 25 DICK JOYCE WELL DRILLINGS I" ard larger, pumps. sprinkler'S Water condit,o.wcs, 3211610 - PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types and seles We repair and irvice STINU MACHINE & SUPPLY CO WELLS DRILLED if aIl 0 - ' 7~__~ . A_ _ . ,- _ ,-,ir ~__1440 Swoff ord Picks Up Gauntlet, - ' '' Attacks Fl c))/cJ ,And /__ ' ' . . I•' ia p . ' SALE! -.- . ' __________ - me- _____ Ir - property _ __ ' GOOD to Index _________ _______________ ___________________________________________________ 3 1. ''. : -,F - In Murders C LO Si - ri;t' Reta l Food P rices Take D Slide , - . '-- X _____________ o '' <ci iser session _ ( ' __________ _________ - • you __ I r _____ recommend Super true story _____ _' I - - - J g -ç \- " 1J1 iM.13 z;A ' 11. em no l e U - ..... Drive R 120 out I . . ,;" M3, of words 6 D _____ _______ _____ ___________________ _____________________ EATHER __ Some people just aren' Lot the experts take t cut Out care of Oil tO he "11041 --yourself I' I, ers • ip# . . your needed household jobs. They ' CHECK OUT WHO'S I WHO.IN OUR : NEW BUSINESS SERVICES DIRECTORY ' To list your business call 322-2611 or 831-9993 X r 0ainforb W I -- ierath PH, 322.2611 0 11 11 111111111111111111111111 Wth rt) 16,05 I _________ in convictions, are specialists In quality work and good service. 327433I 300 N. FRENCH AVE I According to the draft orNoise pollution can be as Perhaps the noisiest area damaging as any other type of dinance, noise levels in receiving careful study is the pollution, according to residential and commercially deck of a U.S. Navy aircraft nole County .-. areas will be restricted carrier, where sailors must to certain upper limits d urin Greg Drummond, fed eral g wear special mufflers to avoid and other health studies certain upper limits during physical damage from l5Oto200 r!I:- - r : B I)(1NN% I'..STlT.. nig!t ftc wall bet; een ;1nd bla.t :ic' showing actual physical and daytime hours of 7 a,tit, to 10 decibels put out by superCall:ng tape rectirder the mayor 's the mayor's office and the fire Kaiser a sorehead, Swofford Herald Staff Writer psychological damage caused p.m., with lower limits at night, charged jet aircraft. office wall at the old city till department shower. said the former fire chief by excessive noise. 10 p.m. to 7 a.m. For an ordi nance to be enSPRINGS"to try to get something on ALTAMONTE Swofford said when he conw an ted. to use the tape recorDrummond, County Atty. Showing figures that a typical forceable in court, Marsee Ex.mayor 1wrence Swofford inc." Swofford said he and fronted Kaiser with the dings to force Swofford into Howard Marsee and Corn- automobile attains a noise level war ned the group, all decibel in a press conference in his Police Chief Just: East found recorder Kaiser admitted he granting his department a mission JUDGE SiliCA Chairman John of 70 decibles when running at levels used as upper and lower Florida Boulevard home this the recorder around midnight "wanted to get something on larger budget. Kimbrough worked out a normal speeds on an open high- limits must be shown to be demanding tapes of 64 conver- morning accused Mayor proposed noise ordinance at way, for example, the or- based on sound scientific study. sations sought as evidence in Norman Floyd of election law Monday's work with dinance authors recommend More work sessions will be the Watergate cover-up trial. 'ioiations and perjury. experts from Florida that residential areas not be After th e order, Vice Presited to noise above 61 held on the proposal, DrumTechnological University and subjec lie also charged the county i said. As drafted, It will dent Gerald H. Ford said the Orange County, decibels during the day, and 55 ll3Ond White House should turn over fire protection administrator control noise levels of _'.._c_. decibels at night. Gary Kaiser , a former city fire . .. er noise levels measured ever'thirtg from rock concerts, th O chief, with attempted black:5. , by federal studies range from Seminole-based aircraft, motor izAt-_ boats Swofford said that Floyd, __________ WASHINGTON (AP) The prices, rapid pri ce hikes on 80 commercial noise polluters. to the "annoying" when filing as a candidate for .- . biggest drop in retail foDd inost nonfood commodities decibels of an alarm clock, to ~ k mayor last year, swore that he Many cities and counties prices in se ven years helped continued to spread across th e was a bonifide resident of the the potentially hannful effects already have noise pollution ,f' tJ slow the nation's inflationary econom in April. city and an owner of real ______ ofloOdecibelscausedbyhaving laws, as well as the Sta te of _______ in crease In April to about half it) The Food Price Index one year prior to someone shouting in your ear, California. 7 , ! i the level im each of the previous dropped an adjust ed four-ten ths seeking office, when in fact I three months, the government of one percent in April, the fir __ lived outside the city limits at _____ said today. decline since Septem be r and *'- Oat time in Valley Forge The Labor Department said the biggest drop sin ce It also fell ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) - A Apartmen ts on SR 436. the Consumer Pri ce Index in four-ten ths of a per cent in April _ Swofford AFTERNOON gas station argument over a ford said in addition Fire April rose six-tenths of one per 1967. Grocery pri ces alone fell ________ dirty windshield ended with a Chief Torn Segfried reported ____________ cent on bo th an unadjusted and an adjusted seven-tenths of one _____________ '!i fa ther and son shot to dea th and him after a fire at the Elrnco seasonally adj us t ed basis, pe r cent, the most in any mon th -the teenagers charged with Professional Building on 43 The increase was the sinal. since a drop of nine-tenths of 11% J'ihn A. Spolski first-degree police say. that many boxes of Floyd's lest since last September and one per cent t September. Killed In an exchange of an campaign literature had been compared with increases of 1.1 However, while food prices If you have the time.....and eFtitnated 20 to 40 gunshots stored in one of the burned per cent in Starch, 1.2 per cent dechned, nonfood commodifies Area deaths .........3A Horoscope ----------8A Monda y were se rvi ce sta tion offices, like reading books, may I in February and Li per cent in jwnpedan adjus ted 1.1 per cent Bridge ................8A Hospital notes ......... 3A Cops by LU. operator Anthony Ciano Sr., 53. Turning his attention to January. and an unadjusted 1.3 per cent Calendar .............3A Natio na l .............2A Whittemore, and his son, Anthony Ciano Jr,, Kaiser, Swofford said the LAWRENCE SWOFFORL) Despite the sharp dr op in food in Classified ,ids .......3-4B Public notices .... 7A, 38 of a couple It a 24. ............9A Society ............8A Comics New York cops called Batman Charged with two counts of Sports ........... . Crossword puzzle 8A - - l-2B and Robin, Don't laugh. They first-degree murder each were Dear Abby ............8A State .......... ..... - 7A Jerry D. Ward, Johnny Booker used grappling hooks and rope i S TV .....................9A Editorial comment .....6A from rooftop surveillance, and Jimmy Dixon, all 18, all of Entertainment ........8A World .... ........... .IOA swooping down on the crooks as Orlando, police said. Police gave this account of if from thin air, thereby earning pledge cards, and 120 have to Saturday's Civic Center an intensive effort" in the 1Sv CHRIS NELSON the name Batman and Robin. the incident: meeting been returned to date, of Atlanta regional Herald Staff Writer Within a brief period of only Dixon entered the station One county road department organizer Jamites Sala. four years, these 24-year-old Monday morning, bought $1 Bouyed by a weekend If Joyce was disappointed, employe said he was told he'd Sala said he has five unions wor th of gas and told th e police officers set a record meet ing which has produced some count) officials seemed be fired if he attend ed at all, "organizing in the public field" nwnber of 600 arrests. And younger Ciano. to clean his more than 120 signed pledge surprised at the turnout, I] W Conunission Chairman John while several kitchen workers in Central Florida at this. ,tlme. more than 90 per cent of 'c m windshield. Ciano refused, cards from city, state and Kimbrough commenting he'd said they were told they would Saturday's meeting was too! Dixon went home, where his county enp ended lose their Jobs if they talked icithed by John Gibson, ef I ti S d a U r t h r o u g li loves asking union he;ird 'quite a few shtued un." a Yesterday's high 91 low mother ther said she called police to Can you imagine with all the representation, Seminole bo ut the union while at work, .. Sa k turday p&rtly cloudy Miami, an organizer for the INs morning 63. Partly outstanding sleuthing done by keep him from returning to the Joyce said lie had hoped for Joyce said. County union organizers have ________ .. CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS IDEAL FOR ROOFING or INSULATING 4 - Charged (t Wanted to Buy NON - RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLEGUN _~#WW mail. j d _ IDEAL LINING MATERIAL j They Just Fit Between Studdinas and Rafters) - __________ JIM DANDY FEEDS BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR WfMlffy'l E. 4& J22 173) ~~71 was Teenagers OFFSET PRINTING PLATES 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES - _____ dence - "_ .4 Feed C EACH I citing : USED ACE DECORATORS- 20 yrs es perience Free pickup, delivery and eslimates, All wurk guaranteed. Discount rates Ph, 3655999 - in - ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top pric,15 paid, used, any con dtion 644 9126. Winter Park action .:•• Horses 47-A and Semi - Tim so Committee Commissioner zoned • ___________________________________________________ Horse - Gelding, 9 years Good with children or adults 1)50 Jfl Slit or 322 787 lie said there was a need for he "creative" building which is challenging my right to txing says President Nixon is D. St. Clair said Jaworski disclosed details of an against him to obtain to "make a farce" of the char- the White House his latest clash with the White evidence, or differently stated, ter gu.aranteein, the prose. Sirica's decision. House in a strongly worded let- he contends that I cannot ta ke and his Meanwhile, U.S. District ter to Sen. James 0. Eastland, the President to court," the right to subpoena Watergate Judge Gerhard A. Gesell 1)-Miss., cha irman of the Sen. prosecutor said, evidence from White House hearing requests from defend- ate Judiciary Committee. That position, said Jawot-ski, files, ants In the White House piw'nbAt the request o Sen. Edward would make "a farce" of his Jaworski's challenge to the ers case for access to files that M Kennedy, D-Mass., a charter and would render its President's willingness to ac- might support their contention Judiciary Committee member, guarantee of the right to take i'ept the prosecutor's independ- they were working on a legiti. Eastland scheduled an exec-u- the President to court "an idle ence was. disclosed Monday mate national security matter. five session of the panel for 2:30 and empty one.,, A.W.\ shortly after U.S. District J. Fred Buzhardt, White house p.m. EDT today and asked St. In his order directing the Judge John J. Sirica ordered couie!, vas sched uled to ap- Clair and Jaworski to stand by President to give him the subNixon to obey a subpoena from pear before Gesell to testif) if called to testify. poenaed material to determine the special prosecutor's office whether material sought by the Jaworski told Eastland that whe ther it is relevant to the defendants exists, in opposing the cover-up tr ial cover-up trial, Sirica specilicOn Capitol Hill, th e House subpoena, St. Clair had said "it ally rejected what he called the Judiciary schedul ed Is the President's contention President's "attempt to another day of hearing cvi- that he has ultimate authority abridge the special ' dence in closed session, Mem. to determine when to prosccu'e, prosecutor's inde pe ndence." ' bers were expect ed to listen to whom to prosecute, and with Sirica said the need for eviLEON JAWDBSKI the tape of a March 13, 1973, what evidence to prosecute." for the trial "if any. the matter has developed into a presidential conversation with "The crudal point is that the thing, more coriupelling ... since u'irninal trial". A '--' 323 list, 66 unique," Brandon-Brown termed all ' they sold, and adverWing the enjoying more success than said in an attack on the "row would Noise Ordinance 7* SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. Female Cocker Spaniel puppy 15 wkt., AKC registered, 1)00 Phone ALUMINUM SHEETS RYDERREP4TS TRUCKS Econcline Vans to Diesel Tractors I day I year. 323 SIC - 149.95 12500 359,95 328°° 27500 75 161.90 138 00 B.B.O. GRILL 2322 PARK DR. all but two of the condominiums Terrace, Winter Springs, are units.. Nothing is Industry. - Seminole Working 629.95 538w W.R3TISSIRIE & CART 1913 Ford Pickup, Ranger XLT Custom Camper wl'h radio, heater, air, 9,000 ml, Excellent condition. U00 cash and takeover payments. 3227610 offer 5 pm, formless, paying businesses and I 3 ONLY - ELECTRIC OUTDOOR A small classified Id brings big returns. Try one and see- Call 372 loll or 531.9993 of miles of _ - I ST. COOL 5.904 BTU - hundreds spread-out cities of look-alike trying counsel James Tuesday, May 21, 1974-Sanford, Florida 2771 66th Year, No. 233 Price 10 Cents - _____________ REPO. Al R CON D 1 asmewrzodland.sinLongwood, -' REPO. Al R CON D. Or th e WASHINGTON "b1's 0pfl to •veryon ST. COOL 24.000 BTU - Sanford, Nixon Clashing (APi - Spe- any tapes "relevant to a cnimni- John W. Dean III Ii. R. President, through his counsel, ______ cial prosecutor Leon Jaworski nal proceeding," but Nixon Haldernan. iLrrath ii Sunday Afternoon 2:30p.m. H EAT PUMP '60 Ford Pickup Good r unning Condition, 5200. 3725431 377 7257. th e general Woodland Dr., began Fri. 3 ONLY - 19,104 ITU A.0 '57 Chevrolet pck up. A) condition. 1700 323 613) after I, hidden behind - cutor 's independence 7:00p.m. SI?, 1:30pm. PORTABLE TV Trucks and Trailers evelopments aworski, _ Rio, - be converted to rental d high walls would appeal SANFORD MUNICIPAL AUDITORIUM May 24,23 429 COLOR CONSOLE 2 ONLY may units., the 1 Christ" Crusade I ONLY - 1971 650 BSA. Excellent condition, 5100. 373 1204 after 6. management, good high prices being asked in the developers have bought back or the patio hornes in 'The was :4r , VW'Who p" 750 Honda Fully Dressed. $) 373 9141 "There has been a lot of plain, i IIil Am! are indicative of condominium location, proper size and design area. ,,.. ______________________________________ twejsF,-4,v4la4 1973 Honda 500, 2100 mil, wth 6,000 ml warranty. Extra clean. $1500 373 1522 of 84, or a difference of Brandon- - P. instead Brandon-Brown ____________________________________________ 11 . - BLAIR AGENCY 3733166 19 older in __ 1.4 - Sanford "La ymen For 1971 Vege Station Wagon, automatic, blue with black tenOr, ready to buy at 11 795. Call Paulat3fl.lgSIocems-SoiaDeaIer, - Truck Rentals 701W ?no St Junk Cars Removed ______ now the CHRIST or CRISIS ____ I ui tvJct, mechanical Stump grindng, lictnd, bonded, insured, $31 Sin - Painting OPEN SATURDAYS for the fnest preparation of metal HERB'S T V. SERVICE concrete etc .call B 9 C Free Est nfl S Sanford 373 1134 371 3540 ui 12I3 MOW. EDGE, LOT CLEAN UP I Llf,HT HAI'JNG PH 32) 2774 Movers Assume Payments AM FM radio, Garrard record player. $ track tape and Nychedelic lights built into a beautiful Spanish bar. Assume rayments, Ph. 617-1577 for free home trial. Hallmark, 17$5 W. Fairbanks, Winter Park, Pets and Supplies Miniature Dachshunds, AKC. ISO Animal Haven Grooming 8. Boarding Kennels 332 5752 68 Sandblasting - Equipment for Rent Rent Blue Luitre Electric Carpet Shampoce, for only $1 per day. - CARROLL'S FURNITURE Repossessed- t.Xj-'ERJ ROOFING. Garden ABLE RENT ALL, with the best equipment to serve you. 1016 S. French Ave.. Sanford, 323-9310. .Stereo Bar. * =IN-V1111111 /7 procedures, including corn- 'anthth 1977 Pinto, 2 door sedan, 14,000 miles, metallic green with gr een deluse Interior. I spied, header pipes, chrome wheels, and wide fifes. Immaculate. Reduced 1)00 for quick sale A fantastic buy at 8)995. Call Pete at 322-1451 or 664. 5014 Dealer. Vice. I KENMORE WASHER, parts, ser,. EXTERIOR ice, Used machines PPFSSIIPP Cl PAPJIMCJMOONEY APPLIANCES. sfl.niei F lor Wa. ng, Windowl - 3?3ó.S Late apartment size electric NO LONGER USED CAMPING ranges Guaranteed $39 95 GEAR IS IN DEMAND, SELL IT Wayne's Quality Ntw & Used NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD urn.turc, 1700 French Ave Ph 32) 1110 Can deliver. SPRING CLEANING "lmpac"Wap,&Spra Klein 'Eiter,or walls, eaves, patio, walks 53 TV-Radio-Stereo roofs. Removes mildew, fungus, - - - mud clobbers. wasps & spider webs In W97 Roofing Lawn and - 64 Appliances ____ Close out on all Gibson freezers. S to choose train Priced RighIf!l Dicks Appliances. P27659. SAIII•& ,.'jijm Used 2il's and 7*9'% NELSON FLORIDA ROSES Woodruff's Farm & Garden Cent er 6OlCeIeryAve,Sanford _____________________________ - For free home presentation without obligation, call 323 al l, Pressure Cleaning ' LP.APlXGLAS& PAIN 1 CO 7l0M*gniii Ave. 3321422 - * MASTERPIECE ALUMINUM Replacement windowS. Carports, Screen Encicsure, Gutters. Awnings. Siding. Free estimates. Ph. 6712526. LawnSeMce L new Condition,, sold r*w for $9$, balance of$43 cash or S payments of $10 New warranty. - - - PET REST INN Boarding & Grooming Ph. 322 . s7. 17 Volt Batteries $1195 RE EL'S BODY SHOP Entire lot $15 IttlSummerlin Ave, Sanford ___________________________ 52 - Want Ads - CalICrecsitDept,5Ap SEI'4G CENTER 307A East, I 1st 31 . Sanford. 332 9111 Eves $e9 ________________________ Building Materials 62 - LEACH ALUMINUM. - 6) 1913 Singer Zig.Zag WE"..I. DO YOUR PAINTING. NO job too small Ph 323 9519 or 373. 1799 after I BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVEMENTS Small Jobs Wanted 3fl I33L"LakeMary" FulIIlneGEAppIiarsce's Sanford EledricCompany 4 2523 Park Drive, 3221543 Custom built electric drives. Installed on your adult tricycle. Normal peddling speeds to help up hill and long rides. 322 3251. cacinet, repossessed 5ngers best model, winds bobbin fl machine Fully automatic Pay balance ot $79 ai to payments of 11 Painting KItchen - Bathroom LaDineis. Counter tops, Sinks. Installat ion arvailable. Bud Cabett. 327 W2 Put You! PartsAccessories reports , 1969 Opel Kadette-Runs perfect Dealer offers Top economy too un der book price. 321-5713 ___________________________ Auto Repairs 76 cent, , Station _ adding look for that apartment dwellers per Study re:iults have shown that petitive unit pricing, desirable also 1970 K$ngwood passenger, white with blue tenor, 371 V I, an O.K C ar ,p evcry need. $1795 Call Pete a? 1431 or 444 50)1 Dealer. b Fiberglass VW Dune Bi,çg. speed, new tires, inspec,.:. sticker, road tested 17 1 : SHELLEY USED CARS, 7 French Ave , 323 7960 '61 Volkswagen 2350 3774afleri Bicycles Bikes, Bikes, Bikes GOLDEN TOIJCH'N SEW . -' SANFORD REC-IERVIeE' 7311W, 1st St )73i711 five - ,- For complete motor home sales and Thunderbird - 1966 model. Double sh arp, Only $195 Dealer. 372 5773. service, stop by: ________________________ S.R. of occupancy. - ---- ____ rate developments in Central and sound management. Have a 'hot weather tale! Don't needs fast with a class -l., ad in the Sanfor d Herald j, 3222611 or $3 1 9993 19 63 Impala--Real tough fishing car! Can be seen at Fairway Market on 17-92. R ea l reasonable. )IQ9SIndAVenU* 58 * - Motor Home Call Pete at 372)651 10 All Sizes and models, 10 spe eds. 5 Speeds, and standard bikes now available at Firestone Store Call 122 0741 *Singer* * pielod,ay classified ad day. Place on e, to boy, sell or rent. Call 332 2611 or $31 9993. - 16' Bonita, IS HP Johnson & Trailer. Travel cover, fully equipped. Excellent Condition, 11.250 (705) lIP. NEW 30" gas rang, Avocado -153 332 1959 09 .. A Directory of Experts Ready To - Goods Brand new, 2 couches with bolsters Can be 7 separate single beds or corner set. Reasonable. 373 SOl S ,.RV1C ..9 .. ~ Household I?' Fiberglass If, Hull boat, 20 HP motor, trailer 1. electric trolling motor $900 total. 363 39*1, Contempory dining table wilhIchairs, 373 4991. 1 . POBSON MARINE 12927Hwy 1792 372 5961 Every Wednesday 7 p m Con signment welcome East of I Ion $P 15 If you have anything to sell or consgn, call STAN at 332.9719 INTERSTATE AUcTION. 30" electric range. 1 y ea r old-%195. 40 gal electric water heater-US; 63 gal oil tank-SiS, sofa bedItS. recliner chair-$30. 3273193 or 373 6041. i ftratI 21' - Sporiscrait - loaded, with trailer. 160 Meic cruiw MUST SELL I Will .. ... trade 322 2929. liH Ford I'tonoline Van, speed, full windows and AN r Lois of good times left. 11)t Don Pope, at 322)65)0' 644 Dealer. Self con lamed. Like new. Fits IxI' pick up 1971 Super Beetle, automatic stick sh ift, air, AM radio, low mileage, bed, 1600. 1970 Chevy truck, a real nice car. 17093. Call Don available also. iarg, capacity Pope at 327-165) or 644 5014 pool filter I motor, new, 1250. 372 ___________________________ Dealer. 7711 Fishing Boat, Skip Jack G00dCOndition,S Call 323 7114 - Corvette, T top, 350 VI, 4 rie pollass tire's, bl u e , while vinyl top. $3,500. 67$ 0382 ., and cent the value of 'the study, a joint-venture of Florida those built in 1970 Much of the low occupancy condominium development In development as rental apart- some other single family houses" mentality of some property rade over the years. Fry-Hammond-Barr, Inc., and 1971 developers. boast high oc. rate In other developments can the tn-county area "grossly ments, Business is reported to developments in the area, into Florida is turning Orlando, and Economic Design, cupancy rates as they were sold be blarned on high interest overpriced," yet price is not have picked tip sin~e. the change Warren Williams, one or the "You can pay $35,OW or ' young slurn," claimed Ormond Beach, shows that before the market flooded, rates and taxes, said Brandon- always deciding factor in was made, and today more than developers at Sheoah con- $75,000 and there'll be little Brandon-Brown. "It's two out of every 10 apartment Windmeadows Condoininitlim Brown. "Cuffent interest rates selling a condominium. Creek. 50 of the 86 rental units are dominiunis in Winter Springs, difference in the size or styling disgraceful to spend so much units in Seminole, Orange and on Palm Springs Road in south can raise monthly payments by wood Village North, off occupied. insists the market is not as of a residence," said money on something Osceola counties are unoc- Seminole was completely sold as much as $50," he explained. Maitland Avenue in Altamonte estimates bleak as it has been painted, lie Brown, adding the Orlando hnrrthle." Dealer air conditionIng, I speed, A% radio, extra clean $2695. Call r Pope, at 332-1631 or .0 Dealer iczi Campers 322 t631 or 544 S01 years standing empty. 1912 Toyota Mark 11, 4 door sj,U., orange, I speed, AM FM stereo, only 12.000 miles, extra clean 1769S Call Pete al 372 1651. or 641 oi Oeaiec.. - Huntsman camper. 1970. -. - ign vw super Beetle. bright Travel Trailers -- 16' Larson, 90 HP Evinrud,. tilt trailer, $1150 37) 5511. MAITL AND FLEA MART 141 Hwy 17 92r Open Sal & Sun 95 13$ 7970 Riding Mower-? hp. In gooi con dition. Alio small upright piano Very nice. 1113 S. Maple Ave. Sanford m - Equipment offer 9)19023. Stamps-Coins in the last four 1970 VW 3611 squartbaCk, I -, III, conditioned, AM FM rid , * speed, bhge, ideal secon d , Gas saver of Slits. Cali pf., I ,1100 I _____________________--- Larry's Mart, 21S Sanf(wd Ave Boats .& Marine 74,0 PINEY WOODS BARN We buy lt,Jrn?ure and mSc Sell for Consignment 75 PCI Free piCkupS, Auction Saturday at 7 p m, Sanford 322 2710. P~_ 55 Buy, sell. consign, aPpraise, or special sales Out of anything of value, 13 Frsith Ave. 323 7340 Sanford, Fla. 32.374)9 Miscellaneous after 19" ThUnderbird. Needs work. Bell etc Buy 1 or ici items /5 SO 322 0100 - For used furniture, appliances, 69 for an extra Hey Kidslo dollar? ASk Morn and Dad to Ill ou have a clsslVr'd d garage ¶,ae inter ior. A speed & Wanted to Buy - GARAGE SALE To , furniture many miscel laneous items. 294.5 Empire Place, Sanford, PUBLIC CLIFF JORDAN REALTOR 131 1272 68 Frank Brandon-Brown tnented market with over Incredible situation." lialf of all condominiums built Dealer. Income and Investment Property per cupancy rates average only of Economic Design. "They Brandon-Brown. and right outside up to $30 per month - in an old fashioned gouging," said quality nstructl3n and about 50 per cent, and there are dldn 'tuse professional research Brandon-Brown argues the main gates property valuei He added that, despite the attempt to attract more Brandon.Rrown. "Some pleasant neighbors when developments in Central can drop few signs U)e situation is likely at the start and still won't pay depressed market, certain buyers. as much as $40,000." developers have dropped prices selecting a plac~: to rent. Florida is not only overbuilt and to impro ve in this immediate for market analysis, developers have been able to The units, which range from so sharply in just one week that Brandon-Brown predicted Single family residences in overp riced , but many are future. "As a result, this area Is maintain a near 100 per cent $29,900 to $49,900 are still they must be working on a the county are at about this lack of unified government a 90 pe r poorly constructed and have planning would be a Preliminary results of an grossly overbuilt, and sadly is rental occupancy and con. somewhat higher priced than Pretty wide prorit margin." serious cent oc(upancy, lie estimated, extensive Central Florida continuing to be overbuilt," dominium sales picture through most in the county because of rt- * detriment to the wrowth of the Instead of dropping prices at stressing that the longer development study Indicate a sa id Brandon-Brown. "It's an using wise marketing their all-block construction, but Sandalwood Villas, 110 N. established developments such "In this area there are area and attraction of new high. 14 a finance. Only %?IS 322 $771 5773. developers are holding high - where cc- Seminole County -- :adllac Coupe 0. yule-with all the goodies Only $995 Dealer. 332 16 0 cupied, and single family unit out by 1972 and today has a 98 Herald Staff Writer Dea ler oiler; I, 1971 VW Beetle, marina blue with black interior, 4 speed and radio, low mileage, a real nice car. Priced for lmnedlale sale, $1995. Call Paul al 122.1651 or 641 50)1 Dealer, - 0 C ~z - For Sate 1973 VW 'flevile, air conditIoned. I speed, AM radio, 19,000 mileS. Red with black lii er br. $2695. Call Don Pop. at 332.1651 or 941.5011 Dealer. - 5.2D Area on do mintu s Stand Empty Of i 1111111111111111111111111111111111 iirt'ath _______ 11 ' ______________________________ 1 - ' to these two honest cops there cloud), to cloudy through and warm with highs in the were 30 separate investigations of them by their superiors, Civil Wednesday with a few afternoon and evening mid 80s to low 90s and lows U) the Merties Union, FBI, and the thundershowers. Highs nundershowers min- Knapp Commission of Police upper 80.s to 90, lows gled wi th warm, sticky air over the nation's mid- \'w- have no idea of the corruption existing within the New York City Police Dept! If you have the time .....read it (and t he n lx' prepared to take oine Pepto to calm your upset stomach! It's a wonder this country continues to function, what with all of the crooks hiding be hind some cover of respectabihty.) probability 20 per cent today and 30 pe r ce nt Wednesday. Daytona Beach tides for Wednesday - high 8:52 am., 9:19 p.m.; low 2:40 am,, 2:40 p.m.; Port Canaveral high 8:20 a.m., 9:02 p.m.; low 2:24 ant., 2:38 p.m. Extended outlook today. Rain - Obituaries (DetaIls on Page 3A) VERNAl, F. Stanley-of Sanf ord station with two friends, all armed . Before officers could arrive at the Dixon home, the three went to the station, pulled pis- tols and opened fire. Attendant Robert Pailikov returned the fire with a rifle, wounding Ward, and the thxee fled to a partially-constructed IllOtel nearby. Police surrounded the area with drawn guns. The three came out offering no resistance. The bodies of the Cianos were found at the station. set a June I date for a second greater repreR,ntation froin the effort. Sanford city cotmnissionem, American Federation of State. County and Municipal county's 200 school bus drivers, acknowledging that there are Employes, fifth largest in the but that "the drivers are indications or at city employes may AFL-CIO, with more than fighting among thewselves," be included in unionization Lyman High School and leader a 6M,000 members. nd not attended, efforts, adopted an of county union organization his primary goal is to For the union to win the right Administrative Policy Manual attempts, today said employes many raise b;v,e salariei, noting a rectint Monday that puts into writing tu (all for a vote un collective from several cities, and the city administrative and bargaining it inust gain signed sta te motor vehicle inspection county study which shows that cards from 50 pe r cent plus one Seminole ranges as much as 15 personnel policies. stations, requested another per cent be low surrounding Commissioners said the of wha tever unit it is seek ing meeting aimed specifically at contain represent. areas n salary levels, Joyce manual doesn't their colleagues. said. anything new but it will be Another union, Laborer' Joyce said that although he The Lon gw ood resident, who helpful in any labor International Local sl7,already was personally disappointed moved to Florida from New negotiations. represents workers In with last Saturday ,morning's Jersey, said he was told of AFL-CIO organizers in Seminole, Orange, Lake, turnout of some 70 people, 28 of several alleged attempts at Or lando last week confirmed Volu.sia, Oscuola anti Flag!ii thein are now actively handing tiarassm:int of employes prior Seminole i5 131 target of a "quite Counties. current to W 1 �=Z==_3",_M~=~~_ 2A—The Sanford Herald Tuesday, May 21, 1974 aintpd Wheat To China T - TODAY C: I Neighbors Come through TIIOMPSONVILLE, Ill. (AP) -• I didn't realize there were so many kind and helpful people In the United States," Angus Gaither, 18, says. Valedictorian of the class of 1974 In this rural southern Illinois town, Gaither managed to study and Lend the Family's 400-acre farm. He's the sole support of his widowed, invalid mother and his partially paralyzed brother. But he wanted to attend Harvard University without neglecting his family, and he had until Monday to tell Harvard officials whether he'd accept a $5,250-a-year scholarship or remain at home. His quandary became public thugh news accounts, and within 24 hours, he'd received about 35 phone calls. Some are just wishing well, some are offering financial contributions," he said Monday. The money will :o into a trust fund to support his mothti .nd brother iviJ to h i re .0 nurse or housekeeper whk Angus is away at Harvard. He'll lease the farm to a neighbar. Rockefeller Breaks Hip TAIPEI, Taiwan (AP) — Chairman David Rockefeller of Chase Manhattan Bank has cut short an Asian tour after he (cli and broke his hip. A spokesman said no surgery would be required, but Rockefeller is being flown back to the United States. He arrived here Sunday and was to go on to Japan and South Korea. Kerner Hospitalized CHICAGO (AP) — Former Illinois Gov. Otto Kerner has been admitted to the intensivecare unit of Illinois Masonic Hospital after suffering chest pains over the weekend, hospital officials said. A spokesman said Kerner, a judge of the US. Court of Appcalc now on leave pending an appeal to the US. &mpreln Curt of a bribery and tax fraud conviction, was in satisfactory condition Monday at the hospital. Kerner and his former state revenue director, Theodore J. Isaacs, were convicted In 1973 on bribery and tax fraud charges in a race track stock scandal. Porter Leaves Jail LOMPOC, Calif. (AP) — Herbert Porter, a former presidential aide, has been released from the Federal Correctional Institution after serving 27 days of a 30.da} sentence, a prison spokesman salJ Monday. The former scheduling director of the Committee to Reelect the President was released Fridity with nis term reduced by three days for good behavior, the spokesman said. Murder Trial Resumes HOUSTON (AP) — A state district court jury resumed de liberations today in the murder trial of Robert Lacy Campbell, 35, accused of killing a Texas man. The nine-man, three-woman jury in Judge I.D. McMaster's court received the case about mid afternoon Monday but retired for the night without reaching a verdict. The defendant Is charged In the Oct. 18. 1973 beating death of Robert Ray Campbell, 50, a 1Jiston used car salesman. The two men were not related. Education Bill By House WASHINGTON tAP) — The &'nate has passed a $24 billion education bill, but it faces many problems In conference with the House and when it reaches President Nixon's desk. The big Issue in the conference will be how far Congress should go In trying to restrict busing for school desegregation purposes. The House measure passed in March virtually would end such busing. The Senate bill contains the same limitations, but It adds language continuing the authority of federal courts to order busing if necessary to meet equal rights requirements of the Constitution. Magruder Sentenced WASHINGTON (AP) — Jeb Stuart Magruder, the No.2 man in President Nixon's reelection campaign was sentenced today to serve 10 months In prison for helping plan the Watergate break-in, bugging and cover-up. U.S. District Judge John J. &rica ordered that Magruder serve a 10-month to four-year term in a minimum sewity institution and gave him until June 4 to surrender himself. Magruder was the first Nixon insider to publicly admit his own involvement in the Watergate case and the first to publicly accuse others In the coverup. "My ambition obscured my judgement," Magruder told &rica in a brief statement. He said he still doesn't know he surrendered "my moral precepts." "I know what I have done," he said. "I'm confident the untry will survive Watergate and Jeb Magr1ider. Magruder's lawyer James E. Sharp told the judge that Magruder has already been punished in the 13 months since he first told of his role in Watergate to federal protecu tars. Magruder was the sixth former White Hott,e aide tc be IIt1flUC1 to prLs4Jn. lii' pleaded guilty Aug. 16 to a single count of conspiracy to unlawfully intercept communications, to obstruct justice and to defraud the United States of America. Sines could have sentenced Magruder to a maximum five years in prison and fined him $10,000. Airline Earnings Soar = - MIAMI (AP) — Miami-based National Airlines has an. record earnings in April of $4.5 million, or 53 cents per share, up over $2.3 million and fl cents from April 1973. National also saia Monday that operating revenues were up 24 percent to $14 million and that traf tic was up 12 per cent to 513 revenue passengers in April. --- - U 2' N\ Richard E. Bell, deputy as. sisthnt secretary ofagriculture, said a U.S. delegation now in Peking is expected to return next weekend with a report on how such shipments can be avoided in the future. Does As 0 Note :~ --- . _NS WASHINGTON (AP) — American wheat tainted by microscopic plant disease spores was shipped to the People's Republic of China last year because no one In the Agriculture Department knew how strict that country's sanitary requirements were for imported grain. I 'I Asks -- -- : -.- said, "You have only two cho ices o pe n now: You may elect to the an equally horrible and totally useless death ... Your other choice is to come forth and live." lie offered to meet her and ta ke her to law officers. And in Hilisborough, Ca lif., Ca therine Hearst, mother of the 20-year-old coed whose kidnaping on Feb. 4 set off the series of events, said, "I hope she will. give herself up and come home." But there was no sign that MISS Hearst or the Harnlses, a whi te couple, were about to give up voluntarily. And more than 100 local, state and f ederal law office rs remained on (ull time duty In sear ch of the three, who are described as "armed and extremely dangerous" and possibly the last remnants of the small band of terrorists, Law offi cers said their search for Miss Hearst and the liarrises was still centered in Southern California, although Los Angeles Police ('mdr. Pete liegan declared, "If th ey've got any sense, they'd have left. Things are getting hot he re." The three are want ed on FBI complaints, filed Monday, for investigation of illegal use and possesion of automatic weaporis, The FBI decision to c:assi(y Miss Hearst as an SLA partici. punt cap ped a wild weekend in which six mem bers of the SLA, including its top leader, Cinque, di ed after an hour-long gun battle with 500 police at a south Los Angeles hideout. The FBI said it concluded that Miss IleLfrst had joined the revolutionary clique which violently kidnaped her 3 months ago after an l8-year..eld youth identified her and the hlarrises as the persons who f -A By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer balked at approving the use plan as a guide in all an adopted were resolutions minutes for a special meeting nexation and rezoning requests. promoting Police Chief Thomas On April 16. The April 12 meeting was Hennigan to public safety Longwood —What effect does At the April 16 meeting with called by Mrs. Lormann, director and creating a citizens unapproved minutes of city only Ferrell, Schreiner and Schreiner and council chair financial advisory committee. council meetIngs have on the Councilman June Lormann man at that time E.E. Councilman B.L. Helms is legality of council actions? present, the minutes of the Williamson who died earlier suing Mrs. Lormann and City Atty. Joe Davis was contested April 12 special this month. Schreiner, challenging the asked for an opinion on the meeting were approved over meeting, the three legality of the council meeting. this At question Monday night by Ferrell's objections. Also lip, adopted resolutions authorizing Schreiner said today that Acting Council Chairman proved at the meeting was a defense of a lawsuit filed by Davis' opinion will not only Donald S Sc h rei ner after motion requesting the zoning Mayor Eugene Jaques which determine the stance of the Councilman B.H. Ferrell board to use the CALNO land has been dropped since. Also April 16 council minutes, but . also the validity of all council minutes for the 1972 year when i ......J Jaques was council chairman. To speed up council meetings that year the council took no ____: action to approve minutes the entire year. -r V .. T s signed all ,-_ -.- _. the minutes took office sailing from Norfolk Va to - But prc9ems arose because the Staples' phone number k unlisted. It took the pleading of the Florida White house operafar to get Sta ples to allow the number to be given out. Staplessaid he thought the call was a hoax until Nixon's frie nd, C G "Bebe" Rebozo got on the line. Rebozo and another Nixon friend, Robert Abpbnaip, had accompanied the President on his walk. - kidnaped him for 12 hours and stole his truck in a geta way from a s po rting goods store last Th ursday. Th e FBI sa id it believed MISS Hearst fired rounds of automatic ri fle slugs into the store after Harris allegedly bu ngled an attempt to sho plift a 49-ce nt pair of socks. William Sullivan, an FBI offi. cial in Los Angeles, sa id LIX? bungled shoplif ting started p0. lice into the rapid se ries of weekend developments in which they be gan to close in the SLA for the first time. "If these people didn't make mista kes, it would be hard as hell to catch them," 1W said Monday. . MISS Hearst, who had been studying art history at the University of Ca lif ornia and planning a summer wedd ing when she was kidnaped, "will be giwen the opportunity to surren. der," Sullivan said. But he - added solemnly: "If she opens same as the Los Angeles fire on FBI agents or police, the "sighting." fire will be ret ur n ed." In Hillsborough, Miss Hearst's father, Randolph A. The FBI said It has received Hearst, who vainly sponsored a numer ous reports on the pus- $2 million food-giveaway In a sible wherea bou ts of the three ransom effort, said he did not and was checking t he m out." believe his da ughter would give but clung to his be-Mnong the leads was a report herself lie f that she has been brain. from a landlady in Los Angeles who said two black men and a washed or coerced. white woman whom she said Hearst, editor and president looked like MISS Hearst had of the San Francisco Exar?mlner, tr i ed to rent an a pa rtment said he th ought Patty "honestly Su nday night—offering $500. believes that she's a member of She said when she told them the group. This sort of brainthere was no room, one of the washing Is not an unheard of men nicked her dress with a thing knife. Hearst emphasized that "so And Emmy Brubach, the far, she hasn't done anything, Hearst f am ily cook for eight really. She's fired a gun. She's years, said the was sure she been at a bank; she didn't fire saw Miss Hearst driving a red anything in the bank and, at Volkswagen on Su nday on U.S. that point in time, it was quite 101 sou th of San Francisco, The debatable whether she was in time would ha ve been about the this thing of her own free will." I I ----- - "~ - --r,-,.,./ .- — L 'S W Attorney 'L- Assigned I -_ _______ - -: - W /. .1' I 1' 0 -. I _. '. - t.. .-1 . - A I~ z_ ~ - CaPrM _____ -* -- •. , \,,, Sanford Sets Parking Meet I I BOB LLOYD City Editor the city engineering depart- to a sta ndstill when the present -- - Carlton said he hopes to open efforts to enforce the city's served as a city-appointe6 animal control ordinance come boardrnernber for eight years A recent study by consulting builders traffic engineers recommended i The city's building official a ban on on-street parking on James Mccollum, was also ordered to stop issuing building the south side of W. 13th Street I in the Goldsboro business I permits to Highland Hills, district Nader homes and Sandalwood City Manager Warren until $2,225 In special water MAy20, 1974 connection fees are paid to Knowles told city cornADMISSIONS missloners Monday that the off- Sanford: date. The city under an agreement street parking proposal utilizes Fraser G. Tulk with CAM Construction Co., a city-owned former railroad Bessie L. Lee must refund half the sewer right-of-way between W. 13th David A. Wilchar Street and 13th Place and would connection fees collected . Kathy J. Stanley The city's most recent provide 80 parking spaces. John Hill financial statement — the six Costs to the city for paving the Dee Ann Knoll "1I - I IIIi.iid Photo By EId P4ichol$) CO-O P EDUCA TIO N STUDENTS HO NOR ED OVIEDO HIGH School cooperative education programs recently presented awards at an Employer-Employe Breakfast held at FTU. L to r) Jackie Matherly, outstanding Distributive Education student; - Louis Konstas, outstanding in Diversified Co-Operative Training; and the new restaurant this week. p Betty J. McKee Thomas E. Hendeen Robert E. Tolin Linda Head Edna E. Boyer Tyrone Smith Susan B. Picrcy Frances M. Anderson Diane E. Gay Sherman E. Franklin Johnny L. Thompson Mayetta Coleman Ernestine Garman Mrs. Abu Baker and girl Juanita Chuwis Annie L. Cullen Loria F. Armstrong, [)eltona Helen B. Daggett, Deltona - months ended March 31 — lot and lighting it are estimated Herman J. Rembert Sr. Stattie Twiggs shows that revenues are far at $9,600. Wilma M. Oglesby below anticipation and that Commissioners authorized -Violet W. Sites general Income may be off as Knowles to proceed with William 0. ZInk negotiations with the State much as $130,000. Mary E. Yon e While the city Is currently Federation of Senior Citizen's Virgie E. [n spending $45,000 monthly, it is Organizations for use of cityDorothy K. Painter 1 owned property in Ft. Mellon receiving about $32,000. Louis E. Estes on The same financial troubles Park Seminole Boulevard Barbara Anne Miller, 29, of Anthurene Cook Sanford I F. S. VERNAY J. exist In the utility department for a 12,000 square foot Orlando jailed Monday In lieu of Bernadette M although revenues are higher recreation building for the F. Stanley Vernay Jr., 69, of Bicycle stolen Monday from $500 bond on charge of assault Donald 0. Young than expected from water groups. sales 320 Crystal Dr., Sanford, died home of Marie Stewart, 38, of and battery, Maritta E. Markes, DeBary revenues during the first Television valued at 110 W. Airport Blvd. Jessie A. Bennett, DeBary Knowles said federation Monda y night. Born in Winston CASSELBERRY — Council Sewer six months total $6,979 while Bicycle valued at $24 stolen at unknown date from 8get a state Salem, N.C., he lived In Sanford Eugene I.. Hoffman, has authorized th' preparation expenses from that department officials say they can he past 52 years. He was a Longwood belonging to Alan Maples, 13 of Days Inn on SR 46 and t gr ant to build the facility if it Is for t of a $2.25 million bond issue to totals $16,047. Gold watch valued at $60 S. Cedar Ave., stolen Monday. John T. Ferguson, Longwood cil: attached, even by a covered member of First Presbyterian expand the city's utili ty system In other business, coun Church and was employed by Items valued at $50 stolen stolen Monday from home of to meet projected requirements Mildred M. Slaydon, Osteen walkway, to an existing public — Tur ned down annexation Seminole County in the Orvis Monday from rir belonging to Kyle A. Johnson, 74, of Box 47 for the next four years. L. Hubbell, Delton.a ui lding. Knowles sa id he has and commercial rezoning b Engineer's Department. He Wynell E. Bush, Geneva Syl via Badlson, 20, of Seminole Narcissus Avenue. At .'nnririi cii u'cteI the h.iildIni could he b " niuht'I "" ""' requested by Tom thn[ord for a attended McCauley School In Alligator captured In yard of Gardens Apts., while parked at Hazel C. Malcolm, Oviedo Wdbur J. Sylvester, DeBary Donald Bowman, outstanding Work Experience student. & Police Blotter e ' s Hos ital Notes - - - _ MM The school, which has an enrollment of 450, presently is housed in Pinecrest Baptist Church and plans to move into new building next year. the barbecue held at Lake Golden Recreation Area by Sanford Christian School to promote the sale of $400,000 in revenue bonds for ,e ll $17,325 in sewer connection fees congested traffic area. from Skylark subdivision '-, -: BARBECUE BENEFITS SCHOOL BUILDING FUND APPIIOXIMATELY 700 persons were served at building new school facilities. of .- - Hraii hti Of Gc-orco Hats I —Granted an extension of ment Is working on plans for a small pound, north of Fulton non conforming use In a new fire station, renovation of a Street and east of Myrtle restricted commercial zone to LONGWOOD — With city Sanford officials are fire station and a utility Avenue, is filled with animals. John Carlton for a "1890 Waffle c fers onlycertain bills scheduled to meet Thursday at building for the police depart—Re-appointed Donald H. and 11am" restaurant at 2401 can be paid, city council 7 p.m. with W. 13th Street ment. Jones, l919S. Sanford Ave.,toa French Avenue. A prior city Monday night instructed City mercha n ts to outline a proposal new two-year term on the ritv license for a re A A restaurant taurant at the Commissioner Atty. Joe Davis to collect for off-street parking In the Miit said apparently civil service bard. Jones has location expired In September. II — - .- Mildred H. Coplin, Lake Mars Mae It. Moss, Longwood John E. Golden, Oviedo James A. Price, Geneva Elmer H. Cohen, Osteen P. It. McCartney, Orange City Bobby Wilkes Jr. Clermont Kimberly Bartucci, Ohio - r a Death A Casselberry To Vote On Bond Issue Mnn,Ir,t, yy ~ 1 COUNTRY CLUB ROAD ~ I 4 Miles West of Sanford __________________ . -' k ,%, I - )I!.I- —' - S " . ---- I TACOMA, Wash, (All) — who seeks the house seat being -a it dinner, Ford said WASHINGTON (AP) — UnVicePresident Gerald H. Ford vacated by Democratic Rep. Republicans should be proud to der pressure from President says President Nixon should Julia Butler Hansen. run on the foreign policy Nixon and Democratic leaders give special prosecutor Leon At both the news conference achievements of the Nixon ad. In Congress, a Senate panel is Jaworki those portions of Wa- and a speech to 750 persons at a ministration. opening hearings on rival plans tergate-related tapes "which to establish a national program are re levant to a criminal proro of health Insurance. ceeding." Heading the wtthess List today Althoug1 .Ford 's words at a be fore the Senate Finance news conference Monday at subcommittee on health was nearby McChord Air Force Caspar W. Weinberger, secreBase were in line wi th previous ' Lary of Heal th. Education and Editor's note: IIo% much do remarks, th ey took on added Welfare. remember about th e news prison for: (a) misuse of significance in light of U.S. DiscamDemocra ti c leaders .--..- .--•-. .. trict Judge John J. Strica's or- of the world? This weekly quiz paign funds; (b) lying to a Wa.--1. 11 are said to be pushing for quick . der that Nixon surrender will help you find out, H you tergate grand jury about politiaction on health insurance, and tapes demanded by Jaworski. score fewer than (he correct cal sabotage; (C) erasing presiNixon on Monday repeated his SPOOKY LADY The White House said It would answers, you had better read dential tapes before presenting si milar call. He cau tioned that ap peal Sirica's d ecision on the the paper a little more care- them to the Sena te WHERE ELSE would you expect a 'white Watergate with the end of wage-price conta pes, which Jaworski wants fully. If you get eight or more committee, witch' to dramatize a course in witchcraft but ) Lrols, doctor bills; threaten to In. right, you ra te an "A." . for an upcoming trial, 7. Democra ti c mem rs of be in a cemetery? Self-proclaimed witch Lori crease by as much as n per I. Queen Eliza beth II appoint"I would urge the White the House of Representatives Cabot will teach the subject in Salem, and -ent this year. house to cooperate to the max- ed Dr. Donald Coggan, 64, as: voted overwhelmingly to for ce The President's heal th plan reveal secrets of white and black' magic. said Ford, who flew (a) prime minister; (b) Arch- a str aight yes-or-no vote In th e ,roWd rely more on priva te in. here from a two-day respite in bishop of Canterbury; (C) am. house on Immediate terminaiurance companies than would Hawaii and then returned to bassador to France. lion of: (a) bombing In Laos; ival Democra tic proposals. 2. A move to end busing of (b ) Washington, 1)C., on an overexecutive privilege for the Even some of the strongest schoolchildren to promote in. White House; night fl ight, (C) the 22 per cent backers of health-Insurance reFord's first visit as vice pres- tegration was rejected by a 47- oil depletion allowance. orm are expressing doubts that iclent to Washington sta te was 46 vote on a proposed amend8. Former Attorney General i bill can be passed this year. ti boost the congressio na l can- niment to: (a) the Federal aid to Richard Kleindlenst pleaded ('he House Ways and Means didacy of Republican Secretary education bill; (b) a revenue- g lty to: (a) ui perjury; b) faIlWASHINGTON (API 1973 stage — Prescml March ommittee, which must of the of Stat& A. lAiIllow Kramer, sharing bill; tel the Adminis- ing t give full answers in testiident Nixon is facing a new Watergate toer-up. 'riginate such legislation, j tration's minimum wage bill. mony on the Ill' case; (C) COOThe committee, continuing in olding hearings on heal th in. suhnena threat from the house 3. Terrorists took command spiracy to block urance and th us has not begun Judicia ry Committee unless he closed session despite White BARBS of a school at Maalot, Israel, investigation. the Watergate agrees to t ur n over tapes an1 blouse demands that hearings rork on drawing a bill. demanded the release of 2(1 By PhIL PASTOR El 9. In by far the largest settleBut Rep. Wilber D, Mills, D. other mate rial relating to the be opened, is ex pected to hear pr isoners a nd when soldiers ment ever made under the Age today a tape ofa March l3, 1973, irk., Ways and Means chair- dai ry fund and ITT matters. What izoe lwst with a pat- r us hed the school : (a 1 young Diriminatir,n n Employment presidential conversation -,kith 11' 1 II (1 III a F (''III I I ian, is a Chief spon.sor of the hostage.s cre killed; ,,ti 27 Act, The White house prouil.sed 120 euwloyes werc rehired John W- Dean Ill and onetime 'Haranara sauce. roadest health bill with yo un g hosta ges were killed; (C) and $2-million Sen. reply Mona' to the cornwill be paid to 'Iiite House chief of staff 11.11. ;dward M. Kennedy, D-Mass. There's nothing like a 70 young students inittee's April 19 request for the were killed. employes Haldeman. Pipeful of good tobacco to Basically, the Kennedy-Mills material, bu 4. Events at Maniot were S t sent word lust ta ndard Oil of Ca lifornia ; (C) The panel will then hear — make YOU realize Just what viewed Ian would set up a national night by Israeli and American Xerox Corp. it would respond today, today you've been smoking. if time permits or o thert ealth officials as im pairing Secretary insurance program as Chairman Peter W. Rodino Jr., 10. A request that the House wise on Wednesday — a tape of . . I art of the Social Security sYs- D-NJ., has said he will seek *I I of State Kissinger's peace Judiciary Committee hay, puba Nixon's March 21, 1973, converI rn. Persons under 65 would be negotiatlo with : (a) Egypt lie hearings subpoena If the evmthnce on President Nixis not satlon with Dean, his former overed through higher payroll forthcoming. and Israel; (h) Israel and on's 1972 re-election campaign V1mitc house counsel lies; an expanded Medicare Syria; tel Jordan and Lebanon funds and apparent efforts to Nixon also must reply The March 21 conversation, rogram would protect the ci. 5. Elected to the ceremonial buy sil ence from Watergate Wednesday to an earlier corn- during which Nixon and Dean (1 enly and disabled. office of President of West Ger'hue iIiFf('rt'nc(' burglars subpoe na was made by: (a) for 11 Waterdis cu ssed th ''t' e payment of 1mmThe Nixon plan would operate rnittte a ma ny was: (a) Willy Brandt: Rep. Peter Hodino, D.-N.J. (hI a shoppe is ga tapes. c> to convicted Watergate 11 Lainly through private insurte a fbi Ric ha rd von Weizscber; Special but. markup of about 200 per edit Nixon's deepening tape Iron- glar E. Howard Hunt to keep mm iIi' Prosecutor Leon Ja. nce companies. All employers (C) Walter Scheel. merchandise. woraki; (C) James D. St. Clair, ould ha ve to offer basic Insuz'- bles oversha dowed today's re- him quiet, is regarded by fome 6. Dwight F.. Chapin, Presi. If there's a 40 per cent Pre sident Nix on's attorney. ice to their employes, al. suniption of the Judic;cry Com- itivinbersas the key to w1wther dent Nixon's former appoint. chance of rain. there's a Go ij ANSWERS ugh the employes ,( mittee's Impeachment hear- Nixon will be linked to the cor• per cent menLc secretary was sentenced it will tall I. b 2. a 3. a 4. b 5. c 6. b 7. c8 ings, now zeroi ng in on the cru- er-up. )t to participate. where e are. to a minimum of 10 months In b 9. b 10. c Do You Remember? News . 1 i1] Iu ..." Ford Backs Jaworski In Bid For More Tapes .) i ,. - I Insurance Talks Open 1071 Must They Be App roved? SLA Parents Ask Children To Surrender National AA..,.Ill -- Although the disease, a wheat smut, is not considered by 1-14 USDA experts as harmful to humans, Peking officials are alarmed that introduction of the 5 ;_ 5> spores would be a threat to China's wheat crop. Government officials say Z .111~ _~they do iv't know how much wheat tainted by smut spores was involved, but trade reports ;_00100", have indicated several shipments were turned back. Bell said the department's Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service had approved I sanitary certificates for wheat BIG WHEEL going to China that showed the North :\flh1'FCil, as they work at Cedar Point ELECTRICIANS LOOK tangled in the web of grzin had been free of the disease. Amuscmcnt Park in Sandusky, Ohio. what is billed as the largest ferris wheel in LOS ANGELES (AP) — As lawmen continued their search for Patr icia Hearst and William and Emily Harris, the distraught paren ts of the suspeeLed Syrnbionese Liberation Army membe rs pleaded with their childr en to surrender ra ther than (ace possible yblent dea th. With the memory of last Fri. day's flaming dea ths of six SLA membe rs vivid In her mind, Mrs. Betty Bunnell, Harris' mother, said: "AU of us just can't bear the thought of seeing anything on film like we saw this past weekend, and to think that it might happen to my son Is almost unbearable and I do wish he would give himself up." Mrs. Harris' father, Frederic Schwartz, flew to Los Angeles from Chicago Monday night to plead wi th his daughter to stirre nder to him. In a statement aimed at Emily, 27, Schwartz T...-....1.... t "7f PHILADELPHIA (AP) — When a skeptical William 000, Staples finally took a phone can from Richard Nixon, he told his wife, "II either has to be the 1. President or Rich Little." ' It was no impressionist, such 11 , as Little, on the line when President Nixon called the Staples in suburban Havertown on Sunday night. While walking 111111111111 along the beach on Grand Ca Island fri the Bahamas, Nixon 000011 had found a green whisky bottle with a note Inside from the ) Staples' grandson, Airman Apprentice Larry Metivier. U. '1 The note had asked the f inder " I to telephone his grandparents to say hello. Melivier said % 4 tossed it overboard from the : ~>~ ~ - I l. Council Meeting Minutes: President TC4ILJ..,..- -.W4 Deluxe Bar on Southwest Road. Freddie Bryon, 50, of 68 Sweetblar Branch. Fern Park Coins totaling $35 stolen at Boat items valued at $470 unknown date from Direct stolen Monday from garage of Service Station on SR 436 and William King, 35, of 116 E Hattaway Drive Lauren Court. Tape player valued at $60 stolen Monday from Bear Lake County Elementary School Radio equipment valued at Sheriff's patrol car damaged $2,470 stolen Monday from Monday in high speed chase. No home of Eric Gjoeloff, 36, of injuries or arrests and damage 2016 Talbot Drive, estimated at $2004300. Uir,,i Ui,.'..,n .A rs l ,,suuu I')~ aviLl, vu s. WIJ,, J, UI Orlando jailed jailed in lieu of bons on charges of assault and using a firearm in commission of a felony, - . vVORLD ALIANAC FACTS ____ Sanford Man Named In Rape Case A 27-year-old Sanford man -- -i ; ,. - - House Informs N It Wants New I N L: '/'" Of the top 15 U.S. magazines, nine were women's interest magazines according to Audit Bureau of Circulations' data based on total average paid . . . . circulation (luring lime SIX months prior to Dec. 31, 1972. 01 the leading 100 magarines, about 34 were women's interest nuiga:ines The World Almanac notes. The top 11 women's magazines had a circulation - . -.----- - --SI will appear in county court today in connection with -liii1JUU WUHIUII tape on u p__f__SI shortly after midnight, police said. Johnny Sam McCoy, 709 W. 11th St., is in county jail under $10,000 bond charged with rape. lime 74-year-old victim told Sanford police she was walking along French Avenue early today when it man asked her If She needed a ride. The man, driving a late model Lincoln Continental, picked her up, took her to a .1....n.taA r,.nn nnA nrcn.,l•ael ka.. UV3IIVUULV41UI'U"U"V'JII't and then drove her to the corner of 13th Street and Olive Avenue, she said. Sanford Sgt. Eddie Hughes and detective Eugene Fogle arrested McCoy four hours ziltsr thp inritiont wat rpmrtM Herald Area Correspondents k" Longwood Altamonte Springi meeting Utilities Director John Lane said the extra capacity supplied by the proposed 1.2 million gallon treatment plant would see the city through till 1978. The plant would take about 18 months to construct, said Lane, .v I which time the city would need the additional capacity. At this time no site for the new plant has been selected. In other action, council apnr'J - - -- the r naming of -- 10-acre tract on E. E. Williamson Road. Opponent; from r the su rounding residential areas filled the council chamber to protest the request, noting ir. particular the woodlands Elementary School property immediately ad. jnit, Tabled for further study the request for preliminary plat approval of Village Wood, a subdivision connected to the lakefront civic center youth wing or the nearby shuffleboard club building. In other business city cornmissioners: —Authorized Knowles to charge attorneys $50 an hour when city employes are required to research public record.s in connection with civil suits not involving the city. Knowles said lawyers "take t3rtsson Funeral Home in Summerset recreation area, near SR 427, 1st Place and 14th this means of getting inma tion to sa ve themselves charge. the Richard J. Wirz City Avenue. Developer Calbert forma for the time and trouble or to save Recreation Center, in memory Construction Co. has asked obtaining and paying research of the councilman who dieu last width variances on all lots. The year as a result of a shooting zoning board last week refused help." VER NAY,F. STANLEY JR. — Fun"al crvces for C Stanley ,accident. approval. lie said the situation has Vt-rnayjr .69, of )?Q Crystal Or 5nf0rd, who died Monday, become a time consuming ii at 2 0 p.m • Wcdnes4ay, nuisance and city employes are in Brssson Funeral Hone , wtti being taken off their jobs to do Rev. Virgil Bryant offic'atrg Burial in Evergreen Ceme?, the lawyers' work and then Brsson Funeral Home in have to work overtime to catch charge Florida Audubon Seminole up on their city duties. May 21 Skating party sponsored by Chapter picnic, 11 a.m., Ft. —Were told plans for the new Seminole High Band, 7-9 p.m., lane Park, Geneva. Covered city dog pound, proposed on city Melodee Skating Rink, Sanford. dish. property on W. Sixth Street, May fl have not been finished because SISTER, Inc., noon, Cavalier Starlight Promenaders with Restaurant Bob Rust of Daytona calling, 8 .11), Sanford Civic Center. lay BAUXITE ()MES Spectators and visiting dancers Sanford Senior Citizens' FROM ARKANSAS welcome. Spring Frolic, 7 p.m., Civic ArliTTLE ILOCK (AP) Center. Dinner, dancing and kansas produces more than 96 Central Florida Mineral and entertainments. Contact Harry per cent or the bauxite ore mmGem Society Inc., 7:45 pm, ed in North America, most of it First Federal Savings & Loan, llicking for reservations. 2424 Edgewater Dr., Orlando. Sanford Laymen for Christ In Saline County In central Ar-. . I,nnrne Open 10 pUOiiC. Crusade, Sanford Stadium, ,-,, n Mellonville Avenue, 7 p.m. MAY Alcoholics Anonymous — MAY 25 °' meeting, Holy Cross Oviedo High School Athletics Episcopal Church, Parish Boosters Athletic Awards House, 400 Magnolia Ave., 8-9 Banquet, 7 p.m., shool gym p.m. nasiurn. to use your air conditionig this summer . . . if your r Funeral Notice Seminole C - - - You Can JtIiri Diltona- Do Bary.Enterpsis* Farrnette Edwards 311 3361 Chuiuota-O.n,va-Ov,tdoSIavIa Marva Hask ins, 37I Sill La Monroe 12761 Osteen 322 7611 Winter Springs Nancy Booth 322 613 IS 327 1611 Tangl.wood, B. Estates 327 2611 1 ( Casselbqrry.Fern Park GolunrOd(astbrok UI 2?92 or 671-1519 Affori. Y. 17.92 OR MORE FURNITURE SALES CASSELBERRY 1(01-il 1(01-57 BUILT-IN DISHWASHER CONVERTIBLE 'PORTABLE fLnseJ-io1i. Full C 7 clo, and exClusive pot and pan Soak Cycle that soaks and scrubs ott messy, bakedon foods. Adjustable dividers to hold delicate Items securely. Famous KitcimonAld wash- air conditioning heats your domestic hot water. Stack Community Lida P41thoI, 818 2991 Bear Lake-Forest City 377 2611 Chattanooga, Tenn., and the Jack Sufecool. Bradenton Unierslty of Florida. He was a BIRTHS member of the Pi Kappa Alpha Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Fraternity and a veteran of (Diane) Gay a girl World War II. 1r. and Mrs Jerry (Fran. Survivors include his wife, ces Anderson a girl Mrs Irene Vernay of Sanford; Mr. and Mrs. Michael three sisters, Mrs. Frank (Kathy) Stanley a boy Chase, Windermere; Mrs. Margie Moseley, Chevy Chase, DISCHARGES Md.; and Mrs. Catherine Miller Maitiand; brother, R.H. Ver. Sanford: nay, Savannah, Ga. -Bert A. Ayers Ing and drying performance. KiICt'tOnAid reibillty A3k Use 15 a pottabe n.Build II in anytime ' All the features of tno VOl-Il built-in. ti' I-PICk hardwood top. Guide Bar. KitchenAid pertonmance and rettabilhty. . any owner Call Third Planet Living Systems, Inc. 630-0503 Longwood SEM INOLE APPLIANCE SERVICE LeRoy & Pat Taylor, Owners Ph, 322-4196 2587 So. Sanford Ave. Sanford �4A-The Sanford Herald Tuesday, May 21, 1974 : NURSING CENTER "where your friends are" 24 Hour Nursing Care For .....; Pet Supplies Annuals Vegetable Plants / IN I Hwy. 436 862-4168 - Looking for a home? MORE FURNITURE "DOG WORLD" ON SALE Now Planting Guide &Almanac OR VS FOOD Grooming By "DONNA" NELSON ROSES -. Home - Office. Lobby Recreation Area Bldg. 400 17-92 North Just North of 434 Longwood Ph. 834.1244 Forest City No Answer 886.0365 SUPPLIES i of LAKE FOREST PET SUPPLY OPEN DAILY S A.M. 5 P.M. - your Ph. 322.6707 Sanford, Fla. WVA -, You C a n find a terrarium to suit any desire or need at SUR. OETT'S... Th,y make beautiful and lasting gifts for any lime the year. We have TERRARIUMS f or.,.. COR. SANFORD AVE. AND SECOND ST. Phone 3221624 Sanford, Florida Out Patient Therapy Tuesday, May 21, 1974-5A BURDETTE'S IMP ORT GIFTS ' Tac The Sanford Herald TERRARIUM CENTER HUNT'S TUXEDO FEED STORE- Private Patients - VA - Medicaid 919 E. 2nd St. FerIiIizer Seeds Tuxedo Feeds Baby Chicks Horse Care Items 1^91 1400W. First St. Ph. 3234430 Sanford SALES I VY. 17-92 In The Old Kilgore Seed Store Bldg.) CASSELBERRY 11 Your man from Pn 4. T 11 __ ____ WE OFFER A WONDERFUL ARRAY OF FURNITURE and GLASSWARE • Your Family Gift Center __ -1- OFGA - SHOP HERE FO R -1 Good Clean Line of USED FURNITURE Look to" L i festyles" -I , ow Sunday Sanford Herald Variety of Father's Day Gifts IF 8&E FUR//iTt/RE Telephone: 843-7653 Home: 830 1078 BETTY SMITH 831-3304 ftTHELBART LARRY LINDSEY oavod 7read mired 232 S. HIGHWAY 17.92 CASSU.O(RRY, FLORIDA GIFTS 4 P wit "5- , - hi FREE GET AN APPOINTMENT TODAY As Mabel flrn'+ Duggan ,(. .. . -: •:, , c . - RAM 14ri14 N I I Nt 3 - 1401 S. French Ave. -- N V Iç Ph. 322-2263 Sanford 4--.-- SPRING CLEANING Carpet Cleaning 202 S. Park Ave. AUTO INSURANCE req. 12c sq. ft. LOW RATES 16.24 Y ea r Olds SR22's Fired Open Daily 9.5 Vale's Junior Shoeland OFrER GOOD THROUGH MAY _______ \ 'nJ • And Accessories WHOLESALE- RETAIL Save rnmnItn - , -.. -., nhan. .,. h,,Itrflnr, • cnn rIn,.r4 If •. n,.røccr.., •• oo f• l r .. .. •' ,Sf - i'n:i and cn,irl,iir%n p..•. •• vacuumed, then the ingenious clean." k TIMEX eme- t( gL\ - ----... - 8.99 o I .111 T K ( service? If the answer to any of established In 1943, and the t questions is yes, hurry on Reynolds took It over In 1960. UI]%l'tI Fl F11 make school. operated by Bill Reynolds, with y ea r warranty. #4 They have key blanks to fit all Americ.'i and foreign cars and for safet'IF deposit boxes. Pete assembled and custom-fitted to .- and supplies such as place to go is 906 French Ave., The Fixit S ho p. Adv. -ì Aalo no 1ers. :re - : pd$flt), c" Gregory PHOTOGRAPH seats. Also, horns, gear parts, generator and ba3ery operated do Rider-Kactus Korral : locks, for sales or service, the lacquers, pumps, seats, baby - rrrrTrnTo1Tn-IT -rrr,TIT.T1-n-rm-1T9 Reynolds also does lock work. So for hikes, lawnmowers arid makes of bikes and offers a wide assortment of accessories . / locks and keys Including Westlock, Schiange and Weiser. *Pam and Kelly , ' a variety of well,known brands of occasional help of daughters. testing and Inspect Ion. and is 28 vour size and needs. Why buy a and grandson, times as efficient as a car and a o speed w he n a 5 speed may Jamie. It is truly a family run lot healthier for you So why not suit you be tter? business, and also has two other recycle yourself with a The Fixit Sho p repairs all full-time employees. Raleigh' 32 13322 'Mute Leather 13323 Brown Leather 13324 Blue Multi LeatheT keying systems for hotels, schools, banks and office buildings. Reynolds is an authorized dealer for Major Safe Com pa ny and offers a Raleigh Triumph and Sports. No bikes leave the shop in box es ; all are the assistance of wile, combines precision craftKathleen, son. Pete, and the Smanship with computeriz ed 0 combination lock. He can set up master is also at the same location, the finest quality components to Recourd, Sprite, Grand Prix, Both businesses are Own ed and last for years. It carries a one Super Course, Gran Sport, ! __ If you're not satisfied with a safe If you lose your keys he can make you a new one to fit y ou r Reynolds Lock and Safe Service Raleigh Is precision made from handle bars. the Space Rider, he'll redo the job at no extra v.o'k for conimerciat accounts. cos t. F' changes. The Fixit Shop has both edown to The Fixit Shop, 906 '1 he I- ixit Shop is All Raleigh racing and t ou ring trench Ave.. Sanford. authorized dealer for Raleigh bike's, including such names as The Fixit Shop is really two bicycles, made by the "Bicycle the Superbe, the Chopper with bu sin esses In since the Craftsmen of the World ," A arshIffbanaseatandhigh and his guarantee states that If dustrial type products. They you are not completely satisfied handle complete janitorial Heavy furniture is moved, of mildew and muddobbers, clean, be 'Whirl" clean! carpet cleaning, he also does pressure cleaning of outside then repIced Th cirpets .re and tOfS the outside of your -Adv. i . Bill Is retired from the Navy Need a new bike or want an Mr. & Mrs. Reynolds went to old one fixed? Want a new where he did the same type f Europe and visited the Raleigh lawnmower or need your old work. He moved to Florida from plant, and Mrs. Reynolds has one repaired? Need some lock Alabama. The Fixit S ho p was attended a Raleigh repair Mr. Whirl Clean also cleans professional work. 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If y Whirl Clean at 323 4203, Using a in the carpet cleaning sprayed on or added to the suffer smoke damage from a dry foam method appli ed with operation, the area to be foam. Zuelch says, "He's never fire, Mr. Whirl Clean will clean their double action machine, cleaned Is thoroughly f ou nd a carpet he couldn't everything but the drapes. Horse rin on the 0 - CALL 323-7710 .'Ik - .. . -, 30 For Quotes Ph. $317252 390 Longwood Plaza Hwy. 17. Longwood dr. Through the month of May, mop and bucket cleaning Ohio. Zuelch has had over four safety used on all carpets. years ex pe rience in this line of Unlike other cleaners, the dry Mr. Whirl Clean is offering two service, and would like to try a total amount CALL 323.4203 I .S81.,•12 dcc.fIt4nd with They moved to Florid.3 from remove It. This method can be 'IO OFF MR. 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Also In they demand tithe care, and Horse and Rider offers a f stock are beautiful gift Items give a great deal of pleasure. s election of 'dec!orn -,'.ear for and Western accessories in When you see the en or m ou s cluding tie's, tie pin's and belts variety of cacti displayed t the ()ice you've selected th(' Kactus Koe'ral, learn about clothing Items and feed their unique characteristics, requirements for your day in and witness the beautiful the saddle. ask Dee to direct blooming of these desert pla nts, of Art. BUT DIDN'T KNOW WHO TO * * ABOUT HYPNOSIS oiiaRa/cig/, = SANFORD Toro - - 322-5651 115w. 1sf HLENK Co penhagen The name resounds with all the hope Wishing You A SAFE Memorial Day Key There's a new filly n the od Western lack, horse the entire family. including v'on'P sell it for love nor mon'.y. corral! So, saddle up and mosey equipment etc. boots, hats, slacks, shirts and but y ou 'll get an idea of what on down to Horse and Rider Dee and hcrses go hand In leans. They stock beautiful your cacti can develop Into over Western St or e, 2858 S. Sanford hand. Formerly the Owner of sad dles and tack for both the years. Ave.; you'!! ind a new face Dee's Tack Room and Hillbilly Wes tern and English riding as Along with cactus plants, alongside Bill LaBree and Riding Stables, she has been well as animal feeds and Harrell has brought back a fine Duane Harrell, owners It's that involved with horses for over 10 medicines. selection of pottery from Texas, of Dee Gebhardt. She's waiti ng years. Dee, her husba nd and If Western boots are you r New Mexico, Arizona and from to help in your selection of oaughter, pith their 10 horses style, you shoutd do your south of the border "down live in Sanford. They moved to shoppIng at Horse and Rider Mexico way." Plant your cacti Florida from St. Louis. where you'll find all the famous in hand-painted Mexican pots. Missou ri five years ago. Alo ng brand name includi ng the You'll also find special potting with Tony Lama line considered to soil and chemicals for cacti 0 �6A—The Sanford Herald Tuesday, May 21, 1974 Editorial Car Cure Jack Anderson Becomes Let The Turn The Sanford Herald jJ Pentagon Ally Parents Off Tube By DON OAKLEY 6' I ! •-' I I .: \ :; ( . ' I ' - :.1 V . - ____________________ ••: ; ...::::: . ,,, - ..- . .... - - -- -: I :::. I14; it1'4 tIll!ii II.! : ' 3l~;r tfl I • I I ', '" (ç1flj. IP7Lb7 LMit.d utwi $pldbCM.. tvJ .. . HEEDED MEDICINE ' . - ' B I a ck PoI i tic a I Power I -- -- - - .- k. --- JL_T.! - I - v--. aT- -c-. Area Cod. 305 WALTER A. GIELOW Publishir WAYNE 0. DOYLE - - - - ----- -- ---- TOM AIKENS Editor - ROBERT C. MARKEY AdvfflIlng Director SKond Class Po*Pag Sanlord, Fioridi 377fl. Paid a, SUISCRIPTION RATES I4cme &elvery: S sio o Mon$f, 'i By Miii: In Florida Sami As Home Delvery. Au Other M.lI 17 -lOMonIh,dMon$h$$$530 II This latest attempt by man to save the environment from himself, or from itself, Es also another illustration of the hunuin propensity for believing that every problem must have a solution. The trouble La that not only do SOlUtiOns usually create new problems but that we so often leap to false concluilons becauso we misread the problem in the first place. OW' Appropriations Chairman Marshall Harris, 1)-Miami, said significant rainfall soon, a geologist warns that parts of the penninsula will face a water shortage similar to the 11B4150, must be cut because a $15 million increase in Junior Ground water levels in the Fort Myers-Naples area on the Gulf Coast have declined to their lowest levels since $8.75 million in the red. After five years of con- bill Monday and Rep. Don by the conference committee on thQ conference committee was scope of negotiations for profesJioth houses debated appro- troversy and a Supreme Court Tucker, 1)-Tallahassee, pre- a 74 vote. Rep. Lewis Earle, R-Winter sional employes to wages and - put off final derisions until to- gaining bill for state and local nal approval of the measure to- year under the threat that if no right-to-work provision in the have meant, for instance, that day. government employes has (lay, bill was approved, the Supreme bill. teachers would not have been Tubbs' amendment, slashing reached the final leg of its leg. "We adopted essentially he Court would move to enact its able to bargain over such matspending by 10 per cent, was Islative journey. House position which paSsed own bargaining proposals for The final committee report ters as classroom size and cofamong the first slated for action A joint House-Senate confer. 111-7 earlier in the session," the state. rejected a Senate amendment fee breaks. when the [louse resumed debate of its budget. Cancer Crusade Tops Goal The Senate, slightly ahead of The 1974 SemInole County Cancer Crusade has more the house, adjourned Monday than doubled its quota, according to Bob Daehn, Sanford, alter rejecting an effort to and Lawrence Carroll, Altamonte Springs, co-chairmen spend on transportation projTMJAIIASSEE, Fin. lAP) (-lui'nber of Commerce. presented by Education Corn- Cabinet to providing financial crimination that might disof this year's crusade. e'cts $120 million earmarked by — A resolutiun on university Shields said the COufli-Il tul'J missioner Ralph Turlington aid to incrt'ase minority attend. courage faculty integration. Seminole County, the first county in Florida to reach its Reubin Askew for buying desegregation and a plan for an open Colinhlunlcations between was aimed at meeting federal ance at universities and coinThe resolution made no menquota, has collected $10,000 to date. This represents some environmentally endangered environmental advisory council conservation and business demands to end vestiges of a munity colleges, requiring tion of predominantly-black 220 per cent of the Seminole County goal, lands, Both houses are working were to be presented to the groups and between him and dual system in Florida schools to end discriminatory Florida A&4M University, but This year's crusade started with a golf tournament at on budgets of about $4.5 billion. Florida Cabinet for action to- conservation groups. universities, policies by mid-1975 and acting Howard Friedman, executive the Mayfair Country Club, presided over by Dr. Charles Tubbs offered an amendment day. The desegregation resolution The resolution commits the to end off-campus disassistant to Turllngton, said the ['ark Jr., of Sanford. The tournament brought in $3,400. Monday to cut basic school Natural Resources Director implication was that FAMU would remain as an independI • office in the county this year to better serve the people In the total from $1.01 billion to cized by some environmental the county. $911 million, but Speaker Ter- groups before his appointment its pc'ograxnwoukl be lmprâved. rell Sessums, 1)-Tampa, ruled in February, asked the Cabinet Plan- for FAMU have been a — BUSHNELL, Fin. lAP) policy" and officials intend to attacks; decent solitary conAre a Pupils Vi it Vi rg fl a the proposal out of order, to create if council on con- Several Department of Correc. make sure they are being fol- (inement conditions; the right major objectIon of the U.S. Civil Tubbs said he decided that a servatlon and the environment. tions officials have arrived at lowed by prison authorities, Fifty-seven youngsters from the Longwood Elementary to wear long hair and beards; Rights Office, which rejected 10 per cent slash in all spending Shields would be chairman of Sumter Correctional Institution School Fife and Drum Corps, led by Mrs. Evelyn ¶'owler, She identified the five as re- improved mess hall conditions two earlier university desegwas the best way to carry out a the group, which would advise here to probe 10 grievances quests for medical care when and whoie. prices and more regatlon plans and has deAnthony Gromak and Principal Arletta Coberly, traveled manded a third by June 1. to Virginia for a pilgrimage to Yorktown, Jamestown and Republican on natural resources pol- filed by six of the Th9 inmates, needed, a right to communicate stock in Ue prison canteen. uuilget cuts. caucus call (or himicies and procedures Williunsburg recently. The Cabinet resolution is the The grievances were present- with news media and to make Officials said the prison was Left pending by the Senate Membership would range ed Sunday by three whites and telephone calls, no censorship quiet Monday. Prison Supt. first of a series of steps which historic cities, and were fascinated with the tombstone Richard Pettigrew, D-Miami, Society and Marjorie Carr of a "peaceful, legitimate ap- physical brutality by guards. tions included some prisoners Board of Regents next Monday engravings In the old cemetery." said Mrs. Bobbie Juda, striking $114 million sought by the Florida Defenders of the peal." ho accompanied the group. Miss Wilson said officials sitting down on a ball field, but of a resolution including more Askew to fund a cut in the Environment to Chris Jensen of Corrections spokesman Susie would review inmate requests he said there was no sit-down detailed commitments, said maximum school property tax the Florida Petroleum Council Wilson said five of the 10 griev- for decent living conditions, In- strike as reported by viing Hendrix Chandler, Regents Driving Course Offered rate from 10 mills to 8. and Ronald Spencer of the State ances already were "standard cluding protection (ruin inmate relatives of inmates. corPorate secretary. A defensive driving course will be offered by the adult education department of Seminole Junior College Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice beginning June 4 at 9 a.m. — _________________________ _________________________ (eological Survey hydrologist William J. Pitt Jr. said Monday. "We must get substantial rainfall if we are to avoid duplicating and even surpassing the widespread drought 1971," said Pitt. Considers Environrn en tal Panel Plan s S ha t te r I n g NIx on 1s 1rn a g e - Water Shortage Predicted Cabin ef ." One can already foresee this Forparagraphafwrparagraph,Caldwe1l'stesflony and U kind of scenario: A motorist low committee's conclusions agree so precisely that only an o on gas 50 miles from nowhere, casional word has been changed. . and the only station around has The Pentagon: "Events In Vietnam over the past year ha re • Ic the catalytic converter and the balance of power between the opposing sides. A militar out, it has responded "won- jargon of commercials is not environment, he says, as he equilibrium will, we believe, deter new offensives and graduall y derfully well" to the challenge learning to read and write, or to his tank slowly and laboriously induce a shift in priorities away from war." of getting more programs of analyze arguments to get at the filled with the forbidden (and worthwhile cultural value into truth. There is much more to Herbert: "Events in Vietnam over the past year have taugi cheaper) leaded stuff by means that a lasting peace is possible only if there is a stable balanc its programming. However, it moral education than watching is an exceptional home, ac. fist-fights and gun-play in By BRUCE BIOSSAT of power between the opposing sides. It is the view of the Con program in the man's depart- assurance at all that what he of a funnel, The Herald Services ment. mittee on Armed Services that a military equilibrium in that area cording to audience surveys, ritualized dramas showing that thus seems to decide wlU In fact Ah, the environment. That is of the world will deter new offensives and gradually Induce where viewing by children is crime does not pay. Within a day or so, the be done." reason for this latest in a general shift in priorities by the contending forces away fror limited to children's s1iows A seriously adverse spinoff cabinet secretary learned that Fresh information of this long list of regulations that are war. cultural fare, and the industry And, in the final analysis, it for President Nixon from his the decision had been corn- character, coming from people turning American's love affair The Pentagon: "While the North Vietnamese have Increased swing toward violence and regulations to tell parents when House Watergate conversations President's previously in- ever drawn within a thousand marriage of Inconvenience, n great, and the Government of Vietnam has thus far managed t entertainment of questionable to turn off the switch on is the impression tie has given dicated support for him miles ofhas thetoWatergate It has long been known tiat turn back all their challenges In the past'year." taste in prime-time evening programs that do not be1 many Americans of a man who been withdrawn. The cabinet troversy, be put condown tiotrs. Herbert: "While the North Vietnamese have increased thC is Inept, indecisive and highly officer of course had no proof, stuming. It Is a deep as our automobiles produce a the living room Ufl tremendous amount of carbon conventional capability of the main forces, the cost has beci vulnerable to the pressure but he was convinced that ° deracoring of the evidence great, and the Government of Vietnam has thus far managed Ii Judgments of his key aides, noxlde co or another running clearly through the complete combustion, and tiat Iurnbacka1ltheIrchallengesinthepa5t).e." I have just spoken with a closest aides of of the the President's time had celebrated transcripts. Clearly, the Herbert committee did little more than reprin public figure or substantial talked him out of his it is not healthful for children and other living things. In portions of the Pentagon's prepared statement and present it a status who, while asking (or "decision." it Is that portion of its own. anonymity, eagerly volunNow the other matter. My transcript evidence which puts round figures, the automobile (gr The question that begs an answer is, what do we nee for? teered evidence for this Informant said he spoke to a a new public measurement population pours some 270 The Pentagon also made the claim, faithfully reproduced Ii critically harsh view of Richard presidential aide to make one Mr. Nixon as president. M4 million tons of CO Into the atHerbert's report, that South Vietnam during the past year hat Nixon. crucial poInt: He felt he needed this new measurement shows mosphere annually, equal to •'limi By RAY CROMLEY be noted and made open for to justifiable acts up f self.defense." Y One of the episodes he recited very badly to see Mr. Nixon up strongly in many ot tie about 51 per cent of the amount miraculously,ttsef the Saigon forces wound with more territory The Herald Services public Inspection. naturally present. was second-hand to him and personally to get some mounting editorial calls for u Changes in "territorial and population control," explainei 3) That a detailed report to would be put down In a court of decisions quickly so he could President's removal, which Not only that, but it the Herbert-Pentagon report, had been resolved "in favor of tiw The question, of course, is the public should be required law as "hearsay." Never- get on with his own work with a dropping like Incendiaries from vered that Mother Nature Governement forces," what we should do to prtt on the expenditure, after theless, I regard this man as an clear understanding of how and major newspapers nationwide, herself was producing from a 4 future Watergates. election, by candidates or their honorable and trustworthy where to proceed. None is more pointed than the Footnote: The Armed Services Committee's chief counsel, C at least what we can do to representatives of funds raised witness. The other incident 'ariety of sources, such as the Frank Sat1nshek, candidly admitted to us that he had Ufte(i 4 redoce their likelihood. This Is what my source was call which issued from the decay of vegetation, a worki- portions of the statement, said atinshek. "says it all, and tix for an election campaIgn but Involved him directly. told, with entirely the substance of the conservative, From discussions these pa.s not spent for the campaign. Let's take the second-hand quotation accurate Tribune. In partpowerful it said ofChicago him: wide total of at least 3.9 billion committe subscribes to It." of Co every year. This was ficlals, senators and cabinet officer, the secretary of changed by me to help preserve willing to be led. He displays fringes of Watergate and Howard Hughes sent $100,000 in cash to President Nixon's con in government aixi congresa representatives should be a sprawling department, the Informant's annonymity: diying gaps in knowledge," However, as scientists fidante and collector Bebe Rebozo, Nevada's former Governor required to put their personal emerged from a private conwho face similar IObkXIJ "It could be arranged for you refined their observations, thEY Paul Laxalt was offered $500,000 to help a man with racket condaily, finances and sources of Income versation with the President to see the President. But It Mr. Nixon never will be noticed a curious thing. nections get a casino license. The message was delivered by on the record. That federal totally cIiwtrced that Mr. Nixon really won't do you any good. impeached for such perceived Alihough man and nature were Jimmy the Greek yder who told the Governor the cash would be Publicity does work. More legislators should be ,requlred had Just made a major decision He'll just agree with everything deficiencies, nor will stress on continually creating so much laundered and Impossible to trace. But the honest Lazalt flatly publicity works better— to report when they vote for a affecting . an important you say, but that will be no them likely bring him to resign. carbon monoxide, the absolute turned down the offer. (In response to or inquiries, both Laxalt publicity (or campaign con- financial measure directly level carried by the atmosphere and Jimmy the Gref'k confirmed the incident)..., tributions, publicity concerning benefitting In an important way remained the same-some 530 the personal economic Interests major campaign contributors In addition L the $100,000 from Hughes, Senate investigators million tons. Clearly, and hoklings of major office or a Law firm or other business have established that Rebozo collected anouteh $50,000 In cash something was happening to n creases holders and legislators, in which the legislators have an from AD. and J.E. Davis, the founders of the Winn.Dlzje excess. supermarket chain. It is an lntecesttng coincidence that thDavjs officials by those being u. The investigative and The HeraidSeryfres the ballot box. tatives In state legIslatures; 200 vestigated for wrongdoing or research arms of Congress "The way we look at it," says county commissioners, processes In the atmosphere, agents going over their buying up to $120 million worth of jets those seeking Illegal or should be increased—the WASHINGTON — The David L Alken of the joint supervisors or councilmen; like a natural- catalytic con- from Rockwell International under a dubious sole-source con. questionable favor,, General Accounting Office, the number of black elected of- center, "the civil rights vice mayors ann verter• break down toxic tract, the Coast Guard notified Rep. John Murphy, 1)-N.Y., that it As a result of the Interviews Library of Congress Reference flelals In the United States has movement has gone through its tem; i,oeo city counctimen, carbon monoxide molecules is backing down on the costly contract and opening It up to into nontoxic carbon dioxide competitive bidIng. . . . A few days ago we quoted from secret believes: Congressional committees last five years from 1,185th 1969 and accomplished what could up 240 positions over last year; 1 That all campaign con- charged with studying or in- to 2,991 as of April 1, 1974, a be accomplished there. sumers would suffer from Pennzoil's decision to divest Itself of a 172 judges, justices and ButwesoknowUisttheCO2 huge gas pipeline company. After our story, thecomj Those making campaign the executive branch and Its This information, demonchamber, the police, constables, n'.21h&1s tieen rising by some 0.2 per cent indepth investigation of the Pennzoll spin-off, contrjt,utions greater tar s'.so programs. Today, the work of strating previously Un- legislative mayors' offices and the halls of and sheriffs, and 767 on local a year for almost two decades. per family, should be required necessity Is so spotty only the measured progress on the civil Congress," school boards. to report annually each con- surface is skimmed, and that rhnht frrnt h Again clearly, the rate b which n 'i ti........, ..._._ii._ •• •• sIIcI%wvwIpuvuiaroum tribuUon made aid to whom, inadequately. There isn't the by the Joint Center for Political that assertion, particularly Michigan has the largest carbondloxldelsbelngcreated with records open to public manpnwer to do the checking Studies here, number of black elected of. both by human and natural reference to the 108 black in.pectlon. our political and civil service Sponsored by Howard mayors now in office fldals —194. MississIppi ianext sources exceeds the rate by 2) That a simple listing officialdom requre. University and th throughout the nation, In- with 191; then New York, 174; which it Is absorbed by plants should be made of all meetings flfld soil and the oceans. The President's staff at the Metropolitan Applied Research eluding eight major cities North Carolina, 159; IllInois with and phone calls to the h1te House, including most Center, the nonpartisan, Los Angeles, Atlanta, Detroit, New Jersey, 152 each; %nM we don't know yet Is attorney general, deputy at. specially the head of the Office nonprofit organization at. Gary, md., Cinciivati, Newark, Arkansas, 150; Alabama and whether this growing surplus of torney general and White House of Management and the Budget, tributes the increase directly to N.J., Dayton, Ohio, and Louisiana, 149, and Ohio, CO2 In the atmosphere will upper-echelon st2ff by in- the ehi'f of the dmet1c the Voting Rights Act of 19Z. Raleigh, N.C. California ranks further down create a "greenhouse effect" dividuals or members of council, the foreign affairs That legislation, coupled with Two areas where Negroes with 132, but ha the most which, by blocking the companies being investigated adviser and all other assistants a five-year extension and some have shown little progress are or under indictment by the with equivalent influence and revision In 1970, struck down governor and U.S. senator. Negroes In Congress — three, radiation of the sun's rays back federal government and that power should be required to such Impediments to black There are no black governors They are Reps. Yvonne B. Into space, will result in a these rec be open to tie report regularly to Congress voter registration as literacy and Gen. Edward Brooke, R. Burke, Ronald Delluzn.s, and worldwide rise In teziperatures public. That all meetings and and be subject to questioning by tests and similar restrictive Mass., Is the only black senator. Augustus F. Hawkins, all that in the ultimate extreme, Demats could trielt the ice caps and lead phone calls to the ad- Senate and House committees practices. Almost everywhere else there illinois and Maryland have to flooding of the world's port ministration In behalf of these in the same manner as cabinet It also has had the effect of are Increases, the largest number of Negroes cities. persons and companies by members and other major moving the civil reights 'There are now 16 black in their congressmen and others shottid appointees of the executive. movement out of the streets and members of the U.S. House; 40 each. state legIslatures, 19 In other words, when we talk about converting poisonous carbon monoxide frorr our cars DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau Jir llIftlLl'Lajl into "harmless" carbon JOONFRENCHAVE, dioxide, we had best place SANFORD, FLA. 3277$ quotation around the adjective. TELEPHONE 3fl26$I or 531 --.J Publicity Could Help Prevent VVatergatès TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) In Monday's key action, sena- protection fund on road con- its earlier rejection of Askew's panding the Public Service governlTlental operations panel. Rep. Eugene Tubbs, R-Mer- tors rejected 20-17 an amend- struction. Today Is the last day for Senproposal to protect the state's Commission from three memriLt Island, says he will offer the ment by Sen. Ralph Poston, . In the Senate, the Natural coastal wetlands, hers to five, and requiring pub. ate committee meetings except House the chance to cut Its 1974- Miami, to spend Askew's $120 Resources Committee faced the A pile of House-passed re- lie officials to disclose their j. with approval of the rules corn75 appropriations bill by more million environmmental decision whether to reconsider form legislation, including ex- nances, was before the Senate's mittee. than $410 million. - Owners of 1974 automobiles think they have problems, WASHINGTON — Crusty old Rep. F. Edward Herbert, 1)-I witt having to wrestle with laP commands the House Armed Services Committee from the cer and shoulder belts before the of a two-tiered curved desk, with two small American fl darn curs will even start. Walt flanking his place. until they talk to the owners of From this command post, he rules his committee with the forthcoming 1975s. Mern hand of a drill sergeant. His critics have charged, and he Most 1975 model cars must has consistently denied, that he is the Pentagon's puppet. He has equipped with catalytic con now provided his own documentation that his criticsare right. verters in their exhaust The old curmudgeon has just presented to the House his systems, a $150 item that reasons (or bequeathing another whopping $1.4 billion in milit changes hydrocarbon and istance upon South Vietnam. He simply borrowed carbon monoxide emissions arguments, almost word (or word, from the Pentagon. into harmless carbon dioxide The Pentagon's chief witness in f,wor of military aid to and water-.and which requires igon, Maj. Gen. William B. Caidwell, appeared before Her. the use of unleaded gasoline In bert'3 committee on March 26. He testified solemnly: the engine. "The objectives of our military assistance to South Vietni The Environmental are limited but absolutely essential. We seek to help the G 1otectIon Agency has decreed (Government of Vietnam) to rnintaIn an effective multiiry that about a third of the nation's deterrent in the face of the considerable threat posed by the Noi-Ui 365,000 service stations must be Vietnamese forces within the Republic of Vietnam... ." selling unleaded gasoline by Herbert gave Caldwell's testimony ponderous study Iror July 1, and the oil companies nearly two months. On May 10, Herbert's committee submitt are sermblin: to meet the lb cucfully ct'nsidvrii conclL1icns to the house. sates the deadline. To insure that owners report: of the 1975s do not use ordinary "The objectives of our military assistance to South Viet.na 111 leaded gas, which would nm are limited but absolutely essential. The Government f U the converters, their cars will United States wishes to help the Government of South Vietnam IL) have smaller fuel tank filler maintain an effective military deterrent In the face of the co pipes toon match the narrower siderable threat posed by the North Vietnamese forces within UIC nozzles unleaded gas pumps. Republic of Vietnam l yet they have a "visual television programming, we sophistication" that was denied hnpe that Mr. Uooke's ot to older generations. servations are not the suspects that the intelligence people who need to 1ot hearon them and judgment of young viewers matter is being by-passed by the direct what appears on theNo tube, it is appeal to the emotions in tbe alarming to cunsider that teiesisicn image and sound children are absorbing more track, from it than from c1ssroom or Television has taken some Sunday school teachers. significant strides in recent years toward developing fare Television can be a powerful for children that is educational tool for education, provided and designed to improve social parents are mindful of what it \... '!1 ,, ' I I TC) I.)IAlJly! Or Puppet? Worse British-born commentator Richard Allen, executive Alistair Cooke has been a U.S. director of the center for cItizen since 1941, so he is not an Research in Los Angeles, has outsider butting into our pointed out that 10 years ago business when he casts a only eight of the nearly 80 critical eye at trends in prime-time television shows American society, In an in- had crime as a theme and they terview In U.S. News and World added up to eight and a half Report, he ventured the opinion viewing hours per week. Today, that television, the medium he says, there are 24 weekly whichhasmadehimfijharto shows on a crime theme ac. millions of viewers as an ur- couting for 23 hours of viewing b4ne and thoughtful "host," is time. Drawing on this wielding more influence in the background Sen. John 0 deopment of children than Pastore, R.I., has opene their school or church, and not another round of Senate all of the tnhilence Is goo cominlltee hearings into the "Televi.sion has produced a impact of TV violence on generation of children who have children. a declining gra.p of the English As a new debate is joined Ofl language," says Mr. Cooke, and the issue of responsibility ID - Tuesday, May 21, 1974—lA -#. _________________________ Thedayt1meclassest1avebeenscheduledfortp. have (lifficulty attending night classes. Tallahassee Tally NOTICE OF PROCEEDING FOR IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE VACATING AND CLOSING A EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. PORTION OF A STREET CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN COUNTY, FLORIDA You wIt take notice that the City CASE NO: 74.72S.0 Commis%lon of the City of Sanford, DIVISION C Florid.at 7.00o'clock P.M. on June tI THE MATTER OF: tO, 1974. en thi City CommIssIqn The Adoption of LEGALADVERTISEMENT FICTITIOUSNAME FICTITIOUSHAME FICTITIOUSNAME TOAPPEAR Notice us hereby given that i am NOTICE Is hereby given that we Notice Is hereby given that I am fl business at 106 A Hugh Qag areengadinsinessatMaitland engag May 21,1974 in bu5ine a' 1 E CALL FOR BIDS way 17-92, Casselberry 32107. Flea Market. 1911 Highway 17-fl, Semoran Blvd., Suite 207, Sem'nole County, Florida unaer the M-aUland, 37751. Siminolc County. Casselberry, 32707. Seminole The Diviiton of Youth Services requesting bidS for the installation fiCtitiO5 name of A-i COATING L Florida under the fictitious name of County, Florida 'der the fictitious of a F(nceat the Semlnc,le Juvenile HOME IMPROVEMENTS and that TWO SISTERS JUNQUE name of ASSOCIATED AGENCIES. Detention Center. Bids will I intend to register said name with BOUTIQUE, and that we intend to and that I 'nter to register Slid received until 3.00 p M., the Clerk of the Circuit Court, registersaldname With the Clerk of name with the Clerk of the Circu.t 1971, and Should be adrej Seminole County, Florida in ac to. the Circuit Court, Seminole County. Court. Seminole County, Flor4a in co(dancew,th the proviSions of the Florida in accordance with thC accordance with the provisions of J H. Roach, Purchasing Orector Fctitio Name Statutet, TO-Wit: prOvislOm of the Fictitious Name the Flctitlou* Name StaMes, ToSection $63.09 Florida Statutes lesT. Statutes, ToWit: Section 565.09 WIt: Section *65 09 FlorIda Statutes DiviSion of Youth Services 1317 Winood Boulevard 5: Sara E. Stepp Florida Statutes 1957. 1t57. Building 3. Room 107 Publish: May 11. 21. 2!, June 1, 1974 5: Carrote R. Ward 5: Anthony Gagllano OEB.I9 Tallahassee, Florida 37)01 Sylvia E. Wentz Publish: April 30, May 7, 14.31, 1974 Bid blanks and detailed IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, OF THE Publish: May 7, 14, 21. IL 1974 DEA-203 Room at the City Hall in the City of CYNTHIA LEE HOVEY Sanlord, Florida. will consider and NOTICE determine whether or not the City TO - WILLIAM L. PATTFRSON The Associated Press to vote in soil and water con will close, vate and abandon ak a WILLIE L. PATTERSON Monday, May 20, 1974 servation election. HB2732 right of the City and the public in Address Unknown The Governor and to a portion of a street You are nollfi that the aboveElections Committee and follows, named Petitioners, DANIEL M. Signed Into law: Lewis. Tha$çortionofPart*venuelylng HOVEY ANPIIS C. HOVEY, Flour Allows state AgriculCompensation Exemption — between Lots 7 tPwoh $2 and Lots have filedand a Petition in The above tue Department to set enrich- Allows exemption of an officer l3through 1$. TeaguesAddition. less styledchild Court for the of the specilications are available at the EIGHTEENTH CIRCUIT, IN AND ______________________________________________________ named in adoption that Petition ment standards for flour, rice, in a family corporation from the Westerly 50 feet of said r'ght-of. minor L: PurcPasing Office. III? Wine,yod FOR SEMINOLE way. COUNTY. and 'ou are commanded to serve a Boutevard, Tallahassee, Florida. FLORIDA. white bread, rolls, macaroni workmen's compensation. (Persons interested may appear copyofyourwrittendefensej,ff any, The Duviion of Youth Services CIVIL ACTION NO. 74.2475 ' and noodles and halt sales of hIBl460 Commerce committee. and be heard at lhe time and place on MAIRS. WOOD, MULLER & reserves the rght to relect any and In re: the Marriage of speclf.ed. BOROUGHS, PA,, PetitIoner's products failing to meet vita.111 tji Rights Of Way — Repeals City Commiss'on FRANK BADIE, HUSBAND attorney, whose address 5 150 Park Joseph $4 Rowjn, mm and mineral standards. rlghtofrallroadsand canals for of the City of Avenue, North, Winter Park, Drector 1; S13683 Agriculture Committee, rights of way across seminary, n10rJ, Florida ADELLAR HDIE. WIFE Florida.)2759,onor before June 3rd, S i H Roach, By: H. N Tamm, Jr. AMENDED 1974 and file the original with the Livestock — Increases to $10 school and state-owned swamp Purchasing Director City Clerk NOTICE TOAPPEAR Clerk of this Court either before Publish: May 31, 1974 from $tSO the fee for Impound- lands. HB1716 Harris. Publish - May 21, 1971 TO. ADEILAR SADIE service on Petitioners' attorney or DEB tos Residence Unknown Ing animals. CS-HB282 AgriculElectrical Contractor — DE B 114 Immediately thereafter otherwise a ___________________________ NOTICE OF TAX SALE You are hereby reqi.Ored to file default may be entered against you IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF tine Committee and Till.man. Redefines a "qualifying yvurwrttendefenwtoa Petitionfor Notices hereby given that on ti-c for the relief demanded in the THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL 29th day of May $971. 9:00 AM, at the Student Loans -'- Allows In- agent," supervisor, for dccCIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IN AND Dissolution of Marriage and for NOTICE FOR BIDS Petition. Court House in Sanford, County of Seminole, State of Florida tax Isle surance companIes to make trical contracts and requires disposition of Real Estate The Board Of Fire Commissioners FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY DOdE. AND ORDERED this 3rd described certificateswill be sold on the following described land to pay below filed herein, in which PROBATE DIVISION government-Insured student licensing exams semi-annually of the Fo(I'It City-Bear Lake Fire day of May. 1971. due for herein set opposite thC same, together with all cost of such PROBATE NO. 74.I4SCP Petitioner claims a specIal equity Control District, will receive bidi at (Seal) sale and all adverlisiria loans. 118611 Insurance Corn- instead of quarterly. HB1757 You must file your written defense the Fire Station Highway 436 Forest In re: Estate Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. mittee. with the Clerk of the above styled LEGAL DESCRIPTION Holloway. C'ty, Florida up to 1:00 P.M. HARRY W SMITH NAME Clerk of the Circuit Court TAX.COST Court on or before May 27th, 1971, deceased Fronting Companies — ForJoy Stokes Safety Allows motorist to Wednesday Msy 29. 1971. for the and serve a copy of same upon the NOTICE TO CREDITORS Deputy Clerk bids Insurance companies to have state inspection of his auto All credlorsof the estate of Harry Petitioner's Attorneys, Collier arid Lot 1 .A" A -'-' laG) FEET OF 2'-" FIRE HOSE Kirk N. Kirkconnel reinsure policies with illegal a month before the expiration W Smith, deceased, are hereby Woolfork. 30$ South Parramore CXL PORE 3 Specifications may be obtained at 110 Park Avenue, North l's 10 Pc 84 Avenue. Orlando, Florida 32505 notified and required to file any .. fronting companies. HB1IO7 In- month of inspection sticker, the Fire Station Forest City. Ptt Office Box ,,, claims or demands which they may Lot 31, Block B Washington Sem'nole County, Florida, in$er Park, Florida )27 swance Committee. HB218 Carlucci. have against said estate fl the office Shore's 3rd Addition. Orange County. z Bids to be enclosed in a sealed Attorneys for PetItioners ( 105 r; :r_L -. : 78.1C A School Superintendent AlTourism of Clerk of Circuit Court of Seminole Florida. Provides emer- envelope plainly marked on the Publish: May 7, 11, 21, 2* $974 ur County, Florida. inthecourthouseat Also lows county school superinten. gency $300,000 appropriation outside "Bids for Fire Hose, open DEB79 15 1 It Wednesday May 29 at 5:00 P.M." The North 22$ feerof NE '4 of th ____________________________ Sanford. Florida, Within four dent to have his office any- for tourism as a result of fuel calendar months from the date of NW ' of the NE bith will be opened Wednesday of the SW 'i of where the county, not Just In shortage. 1183095 Melvin. s:v:c .AY A:: 76.51 Section22, Township7lSOuth.Rang, Lot. B • 9 si A May 79th, 1974, at 5:00 P.M or as NOTICE OF RESOLUTION the first publicat,on of thi5 notice 'rsct 5 claim or demand must be In 29 East, Lessthe West 150, arid Less '. the county seat. HB1174 'I'llCoastal Mapping — Requires soon thereafter as Possible at a CLOSING, VACATING AND Each 1&ao ;rt€s *r,ting and must state the place of thC North 33 feet Road Right of Way, to be held at the Fire ABANDONING RIGHTS OF WAY lman. - 6 the Natural Resource-s Depart- meeting residence and post off Ic, address of Seminole County, Florida. 5tat,(, Fores' City, Florida. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, Industrial Claims — Extends ment to establish and coordiNOT ICE 5 hereby given that the the claimant and must be sworn to The right is reserved to waive any If you tall to do so a Default to 60 days the tIme limit for an nate a program to map Flori- rregularitlts or technicalities ifl Board of County Comm,ssiunecs f bY the claimant, his agent, or hi% Judgment will be entered against Lot 2 Sik T._ . S '21.-I attorney, or it will become void you. l.Ai.. U. and or to reiect any or all bids. Seminole County, Florida, at Industrlalclai.mn.sjudgetomake da'scoast. 1183032 Natural Re- bidsBoard 15 10 7'. of Fire Commissioners regUlarm,etiflgbeldofltftellthday accord'ng to law WITNESS my hand and seal at a decision on workmen's corn- sources Committee. May 9th, 1974 of May, AD.. 1974, in the County Forest City-Bear Lake Fire Sanford, Seminole County, Florida. Harry Sm,th Commissioners Meeting Room in Control District pensation. 11B1790 Sessums. ThIs 74th day of April. 1974. Savings and Loans Allows 5EC o 2!.'r 25 R :u :..tt: As Executor the Courthouse at Sanford, Seminole Forest City. Florida SeaU Beg 34tt ft S • 13-.5 ft J Endownment — ForbIds In- savingsandloariassociatlonsto County, Florida, pursuant to C Vernon Mize. Jr.. Harold C. Leroy, Arttwr H. Beckwith, Jr. of SE cor run XO ft :' surancecomnpaniestolssue pol- participate in federal housing CLEVELAND & MIlE Chairman Petition and Notice heretofore 01 Clerk of the Circuit Court, 70 'e 14 sIn 'J 198 ) ft given, passed and adopted a Attorney for Estate 262.9 ft . tO beg C Less hi., icies with annual endowments. administration lpans. HB3915 Publish: May 71, 7*, 1974 By: icy Stokes P 0 Drawer Z. Resolution closing, vacating and B 116 DE Deputy Clerk 1181974 Insurance Committee. Business Regulation CornS,rtord. F!orda abandoning, renouncing and Pbli5h April 30, May 7, 11, 21, 1971 2 t'.p 2)5 ROE 295 P.&1 IL:s Auto Insurance — Allows one mittee. - d'sclaiming any and all right of the PubliSh Mti 11. 21. 1971 DEA15 ft of 415 Ft of AiAL C and the public in conpany to provide policy _________________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE County of Seminole • S of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SE of II! EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. snd to the following described IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. ' I. of 5t Rd OO service and claims in an area CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE nghtsof way, to wit, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE for motorists In the auto insur. Begin at the Northwest corner of CUlT IPI AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. COUNTY, FLORIDA. tots 4 5 6 17 2 25 5.? • sc'' U>L 1c1I Lot 732. Wrenwood Heights. Unit COUNTY. FLORIDA. ance pool for high-risk drivers. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND CIVIL NO. 74.311 29,19 CIVIL NO. 739S.0 15.6 ft of 33 (1... Two, 5 recorded in Plat Book II CIVIL NO, U.6*4 :; SEMINOLE COUNTY, DIVISION C FOR 1182545 Birchfleld. FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR. Lots 17 24 25 52 35 Pages 77 and 75. of the Public DIVISION 0 FLORIDA, EDE°'•L IIf',TIOtIAL MOR 1 ' f C 15.0 ft f :'. IGAGC ASSOCIATiON. 7 Auto license - ElihihiflateS CIVIL ACTION NO. 74.79! Records of Seminole County, E $4 A I F E 0 NATI0NAL TGAGE ASSOCIATION, lot 5) • '1 '.1 ft of Lot 5 Plaintiff, Florida, said point lying on the South special$1 fee for national guard in 'c ti-ic Marriage of MOR TGAGE ASSOCIATION, Plaintiff, right Of way line of Skiff Ave., •5 1 I'G t.' membership auto license tag. LELAND WINSTON NANNY, Plaintiff, RONALD 0 YAWN and CLAUDIA PETITIONER, AND SHERRY L. CHARLES FAIRURE, JR. and thenCeNOIdegre,19'44",S000feet v's YAWN, his wife, 11B2643 Hair. NANNY. RESPONDENT. LINDA DELOIS FAIRURE, his alorigthe West line of Skiff Ave also GLADYS HOWARD and SANFORD Defendants being the Writ line Of laid Wren amc 1" 7.' 21 i. :: NOTICEOFACTION Conservation — Eliminates FURNITURE COMPANY, wife, NOTICEOFSALE £ 80 ft • S 2.4.93 ft of Heights, Unit Two, to thC TO: SHERRY L. NANNY Defendants. Defendants. requirenientfor land ownership J 279.25 ft of 1 35°.25 NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that 4 Southwest corner of Lot 731. of said iflO Rolling Meadows Drive NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE OF SALE ft of " 3 359.25 ft Of on the 7th day of June, 1974. at 11 Rolling Meadows Apartments NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a ru NOTICE I S HEREBY GIVEN that Wrenwood Might, Unit two, of :!. C; at the West front door of the thence II $5 degrees 10' II" E. *7 Ct) on tht Apartment No. 103 on the 7th day of June. 1971, at I. or at k "C' I Lsa i dat' of June. 1971, at 11 Courthouse 01 Seminole County. at feet to the Point of curvature of a a m. at7th lo1.? ft • it co ft if ç Dallas, Texas the Writ front door a m, at the West front door of the _____________________________ of the Sanford, Florida the undersigned i64.P ft of 2".65 ft that an action for Dissolution Of Sanford, Florida the undersigned radius of 75.00 feet and a central Sanford, Florida the undersigned described real property: LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT of 59,65 ft r,iarrlage has been filed against you Clerk will offer for sale the following angle of 90 degrees 00' 00". thence Clerk will offer for Sale the following TO APPEAR The South 10 feet Of Lot 11, and Northeasterly 39.27 feet along the described real property by LELAND WINSTON NANNY. described real property; Qijirin Eva Bell Lot 4& E 2$ Ftof Lot S May 21, 1974 North Of Lot 17, Block 3, 172 arc of said curve to the point of Lot 25, Block 0. WASHINGToN •rid you are hereby requir.d to Lot 66, GRANADA SOUTH, ac CALL FOR BIDS Stion. DREAMWOLD. according BIk 3 tangency, said point your written of being on the ccipy cordng to the Plat thereof as Caru.aaru The OivSor uf Youth Services is Serve a OAKS SECTION ONE, according to 10 the i'lat thereof, as recorded fl Wt'st huht of way line of Tangørine the p1st thereof as rCOrded n Plat Plat Book requesting bidS for exterior painting defenses. 'I any, to it on Carroll recorded in Plat Book IS, Page PB I PG 103 1, Page 30. of the Public of Seminole Juven. Detection Burke. Attorney for Petlt,one', 617 Public Records of Seminole County, Avp., thence S 01 degree IC' 46" E. Book 16, pages 7 & I. Public Records Records of Seminole County, Lot 47 10000 feet to the po'nt Of Curvature Of Seminole County, Florida, Holler Richard C, & Florida. eI)7 71 Center. (lids will b• received until Sanford Atlantic Bank Building. Florida, Indian Hills Unit 6 Sanford, Florida 37771, and file the Ed th M together with all sfruct'res. Im- Of a curve concave Southwtst, together with all Structures. irn 3:00 P.M., June 3. 1971. and should together with all structure,. im PB $5 PG 60 original with the Clerk of Circuit provements, fixtures, •ppIiancs, having a radius of 2500 feet and a provements, fixtures, appliances, provemerits. fixtures, applIances, be addresWd to, ct Seminole County, Florida. on and appurtenanc on said land or central angle of 90 degrees 00' 00", and appurtenances On Slid land thence Northwesterly 39.77 fees used in conlunction therewith, or and appurtenance, on said land or used in conjunction therewith, before the 10th day of June. AD. used in conjunction therewith Lot SI 131k s J. H. Roach. Rapp M Jack I Joan H 1017 34 The aforesaid sale will be made along the arc of laid curve to the The aforesaid sale will be made 1974; otherwise a Judgment will be Spring Valley Farms Purchasing Director The aforesaid sale will bs made entered against you for the relief pursuant to a Final Judgment en- point 0f tangency; thence S U pursuant to a Final Judgment PB II PG i Division of Youth Pursuant to a Final Judgment en teredin Civil No.71 311 now pending degrees 40' II" W. 07.00 feet to the teredin Civil No 71 60lnowpending teredin Civil No 74 demanded In the Petition. Services 395t'io* pending point Of beginning, in artdthe sealod in the Circuit Court of the WITNESSmy hand the Circuit Court Of the in the Circuit Court of the 1317 Wnewood Boulevard luts tO & Ii Sib. 10 Containing 0.131716 acres Gobu's Lawrence & Eighteenth Judicial Circuit In and said Court on thiS the 16th day of 1130 II Building 3, Room $0? Eighteenth Judicial Circuit ri and E'ghteenth Judicial Circuit ifl and Eastbroo& St,jbd Ui-it 6 By the Board of County Cornfor Norma E Seminole County, Florida for Seminole County, Florida May. AD 1974. Tallahassee, Florida 3730) fat' Seminole County, Florida i's j pc, se missioners of Seminole County, DATED this 16th day Of May $974, DATEI) this 16th day of May 5eal) detailed and blanks Bid DATED this 16th day of May 1974, Florida, thiS 14th day of May, A 0 (Seat) Arthur H Beckwilh, Jr. (Seal' available at tne (Seall WClfiC5tlOflS Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Arthur H. Ueckwith. Jr. Clerk of Circu't Court Purchasing Offie, 1317 WInewood Arthur H. aeckwth. Jr Lot $25 (Seal) 157 73 Clerk of the Circuit Court Kern Phyllis A p Seminole County, Florida Clerk of the Circuit Court Boulevard, Tallahassee Florida. C:erk of the Circuit Co,t Longdale Board of County fly Martha T Vihien fly Martha I Vhlen By L'nda M Harris I The Civisi0fl of Youth Services I VehIen PB 13 PG 65 Cmrnissioners Deputy Clerk Deputy Clerk Deputy Clerk ° Deputy Cler t*slrves the right to reject any and of Seminole County, Florida VAN DEN BERG. GAY. VAN DEN BERG. GAY, CARROLL BURKE VAN DEN BERG. GAY. 411 bids. By. Arthur H. tseckwltn Jr. 971 Seminole County Tax Certificata Sale will be held BURKE 0. DYER. P.A BuRKE a, DYER, PA, Attorney for Petitioner My 79,9 00 Joseph R. Rowan, BURKE & DYER, P A Clerk Attorneys A M, 1971 in the County Commiioner, Chambers Seminole County for the Plaintiff Attorneys for the Plaintiff 617 Sanford Atlantic Attorners for Director the Plaintiff By. Marie W. Walker Post Office Box 793 Courthouse, Sanford, Florida Post Office Box 793 Sank Building Post Office Box 793 S J H Roach, Deputy Clerk Orlando, Florida 379 Florida 3777) Orlando. Florida 37$3 Sanford, 0. Tray Ray, Jr., Tax Collector Orlando, Florida 37$fl4 Publish. Miy 7). 1974 i Purchasing Director Publish May 71. 1974 Publish. May 71, 79, June 1, 1), 1974 Publish; May 21, 1974 Seminole County Publish. May 71, $971 Pijblith: May 21. 1974 DES 1*6 DES 110 Publish AprIl30 & May 7, II, 7). 1971 0EQh17 OEfltl3 DEBI1I DEISIOI I, , By any as - Legal Notice ____________________________________________________ Supplementary E 11 () T I ( the amount taxes - • J • - - in '.4 • I - • - .'' - • . , .'' • LegaI Notice • , - - -- '. ' • - ' are , 4 �- - i I 01 - I 8A—The Sanford Herald ; Tuesday, May 21, 1974 1 - DearAbb Jumble ,j- Y,L 4~L AN r 's, -,lit JIt~.l I i3,N, *___ By Abigail • __~_ _Z C 14 Tmlenclt% l Cunning an Buren W CIii T'siN,v. 1 n Tt 7 1 male is at his peak of fertility. Abby, please ell young people, if )pantogobe' kissing and holding hands, they should take all the necesury measures a couple would I or : , DEAR flilld% % 111411% 13 2, 34 6 7 '°' IC'manhrnn:,. 7 rientI', 1 flt'r t ,tr,n fPAU' - -- - - 7 8 9 - 10 — - 18 ___ — I ______ __________ 19 ,, _ r— ' " • — "-' ______ - . . I -I - - ___________________________ - JJJl gull __________ _ T/ p -1 1 - - — - j. -. ji-j __________ ' - 17 •- ' - -- - _____ aU UIi T *Ii - , z: l ' '• non 0 . ; , - % Jill. - it 11 1 - - Mr. and Mrs. ThQrnas S. Price, Lake Mary, are ann'imcing the engagement and forthcoming marriage of his daughter, Patricia Price, to Daniel Woodward, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hobe Woodward of La ke Mary. mat think one 6862 Consult financiers, then delve - rt 'h u iv ri i L011 V yuj P(.JJ64 • 462 J1 Pass vulntiahk Pau Pass ------------ tbe lead. Aby.), it Ls quite likel) that West started with 11 red passed originally and then made a takeout I* 44 - out. Now he ruffs a club; enters dummy wi th the ace of hearts: ruffs anogher club; leads and IiIIIS ilLS last diamond; ruffs dummy's last club and concedes the List tvo tricks. Poor -ast has to use his good trumps 0 ruff West's good hearts, Pass Opening lead- •K J, ':iii .- I _____ - TJV VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) A good chart for the salesman, clouds do, 14 .vuiiii rois Dtkuhle Pdv, *, J zwuin You, South, hold: 69 9 6 5 IFK 4 #7 4 3 2 410 6 3 What do you do now" A-Bid two diamonds. YoUr A pro)W requires the aid of a who can make much money. South ducks the first -diamond partner bigwig for success. An Give good musical training. too, as a matter of principle. He - ---- - ---- -- - ------ -- -- - Tuesday, May 21, 1974-9A - Ku ke iij M aLI,_ ak 3UUIJC UUIl13 they had W (MI It happens tonight to Richie and Potsie, who are about to be accepted into the Demon Club. If they fulfill six dares, they get a club jacket and attract girls. ___________________ by Heimdahl & Stoffal c";.z:¼: ANP T 1 P)VID US WITH L;X'c' T4KNG, GU'NCZ. 1- s* you to Id a - AND CATSUP C. WE. 51P4& ON LAME OUACAk4OL SHORES N A-FLAT.' - M M I ".-- VI II IV wc - and KnOWS Inc fi rst Mrs. Hemingway personally. L. 11 • ______ _______ -. - _ m~ - I. K~wr`i t='_~ __ -- - -'•' 5 I, •_, ,v - . American Pn1 Cr - -. - - -- - EVENING Truth (6) Hogan's Heroes (I) What's My Line? (9) I -''' . I. - by FRANK AND ERNEST i Dragnet (13) News (35) Star Trek . (44) Mod Squad 7:10 (24) Such A Place 7:30 (2) Sale Of The Bob Thoves LING' RN j''D PRoBABLY puii• IF X DIDN'T &T 1. - / E%uTIv . - IS A --- - ___ io by Dick Cove (9) Hollywood To Tell The HE FIURE rTtL ALL E'IEN OL3T OI Paradise . IRoseborough, third and Mr. and ---_ - - . .- Mrs. Frank \Iatthesonfour ~~ - .- m .4' r — -'.'7 i ~_ ~ _;_.A~ I 'I M! r__ -i . Ji (35) Movie (44) Night Gallery 11:10 (24) Tocqueville's - - I - -- ~ BLOPIDIE [:I ~~_ - - Chic Young -- wD P THAT? I CAfr-J'r EVE!'.] GET MY BLAI-IS le -1i O'4 THE RIGHT CAY _p- - -,- - 11:30 (2.8) Tonight Show (6) Movie (9) Wide World Of I _ ?. 1-00 (2) Tomorrow Show (9) Movie (41) MORNING 545 (5) \ - — CLIP AND SAVEIII - PATRICIA i)IANNE Engagt'dto Walter Jerome Sanders I Ui 1111tillIUNI i Medicare I a I Boles-Sandet-s —— I ' , Almanac 6:30 (2) Spring Street mn BEETLE BAILEY Sunshine Almanac 6:00 (I) Garner Ted Armstrong (9) Sunrise Jubilee 6:15 (2) Sunrise "wall __________________________________________ AFTERNOON 12:00 (2) (6) News Young And Res tless (I) Jackpot (9) Password Lifestyle (44) Variety News 12:30 (2. 5) Celebrity - U I I . 4AI I Subscribers Tomorrow (9) News (35) Peyton Place 12:55 (2) News 1:00 (2) Jackpot S.A. (35) Steve's Matinee (44) Movie 1:30 (2,5) Three On A Match (6) As The World uuii lJIIIW.Jb.p LA*IpiL1 dJlIj uIiJIi anuers, JacKsonvilIe. Born in Winston - S-filem, N.C. the bride-elect is the granddaughter of Mrs. (-andis Wilcox, Oldtovin, N.C. She attended high school at Miramor High School in Mir!imor, Ha. and isa grodilateof I.ymiin High School. While there she wits active in the Pep Club. She s also a graduate of Florida College, in Jacksonville, nTflcLW1AIRS .PRESctIR Rfl bnraylII.JA "' ' - IL :1 IISnc, As Prescribed U 111LIIIUll1U -- hV1MbflhIt by Your Physician WE BILL MEDICARE DIRECT FOR - '4V CALl. COLlECT [Deliver An 736-3226 r# in .'.'... 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' .,...d - Ctrpli" dnne, 27 3 pees of chicken, mashed p-- ?aloes and gtavy, cole slow a n d hot bisc uits was a young li eutenant. "Crashed together once out near Coffeyville, Kansas -That's the way I started," Pieces just started flying off the said Thomas who still does a plane Nobody was hurt, Monday-through-Friday news though." Thomas isn't the kind of vetshow for Ctl,S Radio. When Sept. 29 rolls around, he'll have eran journalist, either, who is logged his 44th year on the net known for strong public opin 1 Regular 1' Value newspaperman. __________ - 1 . ~ , " , - • ._ - - 1 j / , LLOO ..--- w. , ,'\ I!, CitAiti rdWAWr°"' TNtAT*( Council (35) Leave It To Beaver (44) Petticoat late Gen. Henry -Hap" Arnold, Although the Myear-old CBS , head of the Army Air Forces in t regularly World War 11, he recalls him WPPC1 ' thus: "Knew him a long time. early \ 'CIJR LIFE! . - INTERETEP .__." .11 ''m CLUES TOWSGNG ,i 08.JECT. 101(4. 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Boles, 15 Bayberry Branch, (';is-.ulberry, are announcing the engagement and approai-ting marriage of their ilaughier, Patricia Dianne, to ilt t ki imi 'indtr, u'i I dr 1irid Mrs. John I okr Lii (9) All My Children L~1771 - - News WEDNESDAY - z :- - Women Only 11:55 (6) News Entertainment (44) Movie 12:20 (24) Washington Talk )$ - - , (35) (44) Sq uares Love Of Life Brady Bunch Fran Canton Not For (35) Florida America _Ze __ Wild 10:30 (2. 8) Jeopardy (6) Gambit (44) Munsters 10:55 (35) News 11:00 (2.1) Wizard Of Odds (8) What's My Line 1 9) Split Second (13) "Now You See l' (33) Romper Room (44) See You Lighter 11:30 (2,5) Hollywood (6) Debates (24) Today In The Legislature 10:30 (35) News 11:00 (2. 6, 5, 9) News $ (9) Bozo's Big Top 8:00 (6) Capt. Kangeroo (9) Truth (Consequences 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue Show (6) Mike Douglas Show (S) Concentration lvi Movie 9:30 (6) Concentration That Girl 10:00 (2, 5) DInah's Place (9) (35) Champion s 10:00 12. I) Police Story (9) Marcus Welby (13) Washington -- Today In Florida 6:45 (6) Sunshine Almanac 7:00 (2. 8) Today (6) CBS News The Joker's 9:30 (6) Movie 'THE YRS. Henley. first: Mr. wid MM ~ ~ -- - - -:-_J~~., ~ ! f - _* ., Squares '~ WINTHROP Andy Griffith (13) Movie 7:4.5 (24) Cosby On Preludice 8:00 (2.1) Adam 12 Ce,) Maude (9) Happy Days (35) Victor y At Sea 8:20 (24) Just A Cop 8:30 (2,1,9) Movie (6) Hawaii Five-0 (35) Showtime 9:00 (13) Target (44) Movie , _~L~ (6) (5) Truth -i-- - _____ 8:38-10 ABC TUESDAY MOVIE OF THE WEEK Love (RERUN) "I You...Goodbye" hope Lange Is starred as a married woman who desperately feels the urge to be freed of her housewife chains. So she leaves her husband and three chiIdrn. She moves in with a gir l friend, takes a lob with a publishing (I) 7:00 (2) To Tell The East-west winners, were: . give the story greater believability on the assumption that familiar faces would dilute its impact. It is the story of a young woman who Is raped, the police who talk her Into pressing the complaint, and the attitude of people who show little sympathy for such acts of crime. levision 9:25 (24) Threatened ..-- - e - __ denigrating by Crooks & Lawrence CAPTAIN EASY tables in play at the DeBary Community Cen ter, May I under the direction of Oscar Crosby. North-south winners we Ruth Gallagher uerite Saff. in first place; Loretta Munson and Charles Miner, Second; Maurice Nicholls and Mabel Andrews, third; and Hodges and Mike Sandin place with st;. and Mrs. Robert fourth -. associate - \J hpAso'cATsuP!) FREE CRACKERS of barrassing, situation where the victi ms are made to feel like culprits during the investigation and- trial. The cast was purposely picked from unknow n New York actors to i - ETHER 'iNJ atraflof death. The chase leads to the outer islands and this gives viewers a glorious look at scenic splendor of Jack --------.. Lord's Hawaii. 8-8:30 CBS MAUDE 8-9 PBS BILL MOYERS (RERUN) Always-butting-In JOURNAL "Dr. Henry Steele Maude tries to play mat- Commager" Dr. Conunager, chmaker and psychiatrist to a long before it was fashionable, friend. This almost turns into a was an outspoken critic of the disaster. Vivian moves in wi th Vietnam involvement, and he the Finlays while her own repeatedly warned, too, of the company and becomes In1011 ABC MARCUS WELBY, apartment Is being renovated, dangerous expansion of fatu.ated with another man. But M.D. (RERUN) "The Panic VI.sA fl... k,. .. ...*.t... aii.i . . .5IUU I*A IJI UJ WIWJ U UWIU president al powers. History he rejects her -not wishing to Path" This provocative subject date, and it backfires so professor at Amherst, Dr. be involved. Meanwhile, the concerns an Impotent husband terribly Vivian irate ly tells Comma ger represents a strong- kids and husba nd are pleading and the crisis his condition Maude to mind her own minded, penetrating subject for for her to return. creates in his family. The story business. Maude can't very well Moyers. focuses on Carl Devaney, Paul do that. She invites Dr. Arthur Burke, who seeks outside Harmon to the house to calm satisfaction when he encounters Vivian down. More sparks fl y. 9:30-11 CBS THE NEW CBS pr oblems wi th his wife Vera :30- 9:30 CBS HAWAII FIVE. TUESDAY NIGHT MOVIES Miles. His da ughter encounters 0 (RERUN) "One Big Happy (RERUN) This TV drama her fa ther wi th another woman, Family" Slim Pickens guest examines the pathetic af- and the shock is so great she 88:30 ABC HAPPY DAYS stars. He plays the ruthless termath of rape. A victim is suffers a near-fatal asthmatic (RERUN) "The Deadly Dares" leader of a small-time gang that reluctant to have J ustice pur- attack. The mother goes to Dr. The episode focuses on the terro rizes the island and leaves sued because of the em- Welby for help. 11 - a lo'aldo,tor and Is no a Medical Assistan' Nursi ph)sIcal1, but not material]) 'omp I What )0t.. make of lu ace and kind of trumps and You bid to diamonds Your Ifer fiance. lx1rn in I-Xiectic, Ala, is a nephew of Mrs. Steer clear of an obsttructionist your life is largely up to YOU! stops. partner conlinwi to two hearts Holladay, Eclectic, Ala lie is a graduate of Bay Elizabeth in pm Carroll Righter's Individual A cloud has appeared on the Vrhatdoyoudonow' jgh. t'ol Panwnatity,wheretwi5amej1lbefofthe LIBRA tSept. 23 to Oct. 22# Fort *tfor)ours1gnforJune horizon, out if South works Answer Tomorrow Key Club arid active in simirts- Ile is pre,ontly employ ____ .I mt of Owt rocking chair, i~ nu-6 ready. For voitr copy things out Iw will find A Send S I building contractor. study condiWms and make new send %-oLx birtliclate and $1 to haing. book to Win at slidgt (CIO The wedding will be an event of June 22, 1974 at First associate$ who can be of real Carroll ffightet Forecast., ne It Fast hus to follow to five tp.ts newspspef)_ P o ooir 489, Baptist is luR Longwood. assistance You have been in a Sanford Herald, Box 629, Holly- rounds of clubs South can Re do City Station Now York ' collect 10 tricks before losing rut too long, wood, Calif. 90028. - •,n juvenile fad of a by-gone erathe Initiation. Remember the queer-looking kids in their outrageous costumes, the l '1 . , - ~ 9%9N ,0,- LXi public, - :7 1083 4QJ 1083 SOUTH Pass I* Doubt(- 24 By 8 uUIflIflyS ace arUiIUngot clubs and sure enough West shows UH UUULJLIV. 11H[J fl5 fl Margaret Williams of San. Woman's Club will meet with fordhasbeennarnCdtOSI'%'e as others from the central Florida a Junior marshal at the 151 t area to hear Dr. Leah Koontz commencement exercises Ut ,1 A review the book, "Hadley, the Centre College, Danville, Ky., First Mrs Hemingway," on June 2 She Is one of 11 Thursctai, May , at Rollins juniors chosen for this honor because of their outstanding College academic of Members are asked to meet record at the Rollins library t 10 a.m. achievement. for coffee with Dr. Koontz. Ms. Williams Is the daughter Thni uthn ruini1 rnncrnrfnHn,i nI Mr !l.i,4 Mri Tnmnq 1. II of 311 West 10th -\ • Q1094 to wwj L Ku (J fl us w say problems objectively, Tlwy will ~(xnvs prornisuig if the focus is that ever), cloud has a silver give right suggestions for high and in harmony with the lining, but will content our. greater success, favorable planetary positions. selves with saying that mom UIJU the rotating nian r"' set three networks, CBS-TV will be second tomorrow and NBC-TV th ird Th ursday. That rotation will continue for all open sessions. CAN "i'OU THINK OFA BETTER REASON'J DEBARY-There were 11 Polly uses your favorite home. making Idea, Pet Peeve, on Problem or solution to problem. Write Polly in care of double, In any event there Is no profit in giving up. South cashes EAN 'ii, KJ9752 4 I . CHILI) is important if you want to TODAY . . he or she will be handle those problems you have clever and intelligent, but there in a wise way. Prepare are momen ts of depression and carefully for some new project. dark forebodings, so teach LEO (July 22 to Aug. 2fl early to quickly get out of such L:sipui + 7S I 'p - with BIMO BURNS _______________________________________ Century she gets a new suits and dresses. Different one, put a terry cloth towel on effects can be gotten by say the new mat under the drainer. using one color yarn side by The sediment from the water side and so on. nis looks great will stay in the towel which can and is certainly easy on the — be thrown in with the wash n pocketbook MRS. L.F.S. fime she Is doing iaun 19) Take time for recreation, ' CAMPUS CLATTER I ' ' bers will meet May 30. at Church Of The Nativity. Route 427, Lalre Mary, The meeting will begin at 7:30 p.m., with members of the Civil Air Patrol of Seminole County. The meeting will be OPCfl to the Herfiancehm been a resident of Seminole County for the past two ),car.-, and is presently employed by the B. B. Mc. Oormick Roofing Co., in Orlando. A July wedding is being planned at .e Church of th e Nativity, in Lake Mary. d discard Win At wi th trouble, so avoid at gossip. time. Think cleverly. rirur cu. J, i our rneas GEM NI(Ma'2ItJ 21 are not very good today or N ow what you desire of a personal tonight, so spend some thime yourself :iiore cha rnature, so avoid higher-up who're irate. Evening is fine for ming. Make necessary corrections in business or personal socials, )J f ,XJIr1. Editor's Note: Open sessions of the Impeachment Hearings . ( "" _ 14 TWA*; us are scheduled to start today, wi th ABC-TV first to cover in by Lc.-ry Lewis TllnAV omas S. Price, Lake Mary and Mrs. Arlene Price, Palmyra, N. Y. She attended schools in New York and is presently a Set your machine or the wide Daisy zigzag stitch I all colors adk clean yarn use it to trim dish drr. omemake u made and are not upset when Stop getting off on tangents. others break appointments due SAGITTARIUS tNov. 22 to ROSA to matters beyond their control, Dec. 21) An outsider can now you will be able e see condi answers )'O wonder if tions as they ar logical r position in life, Daisy just WIPED vinegar perspethve the mat under her dish drainer the ideas and cooperation from to stop y(ni froin activity. trying to remove the CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. cessful day. p.m. 20i Get at work vigorously, ARIES IMar. 21 to Apr. 191 efficienUly. Forget othe You are assodated with those in who can now help you have your k m ne with e rriore fascinating, affluent life, friend in Forget worries MOON CHILDREN 'June 22 life. tuJ 1 '1 -f ---- - --' - -J ------- IV i. members of the Sanford T chit Born in they make might try using rug made a 12-month lead. This is yarn. I find it goes on easily and i 01-1Z_1 UU5,1 ii ( . I * NI The American Red Cross Disaster Action Team membe rs will meet May 30. at Ch urch of the Nativity, Route 427, Lake Mary. The meeting will begin at 7:30 p.m. with members of the Civil Air Patrol of Seminole County. The meeting will be open to the public. Nice-11"'Oodulat-d says Ilook likes guys. y hair and I .1 I $1 , Hemingway has written about iIlSS PATRICIAPRICE Reader RResents Rush To Rene wai crime • LyIiWUJCI UIUI would have o let it grow out. you know, this l money. Don't permit a higher. up to keep you working when you need relaxa tion. Avoid a ,' I - - . Engaged to Daniel Voodward 1 "4 If you keep promiswes you've places and drop work at hand. ' and will show slides, She has f visited rnnnv aces , I POLLY S POINTERS ft4ILIUI w - .e UNNOMM Julia It SI 4% I. t -- Jill J jllll Mr. lll GENERAL TENDENCIES: speed. Do not run out to fun :t - I. ARE PREPAREL NONamJl Vill ARROLL *#I&W I -- k -4 .. TD OFFER"it)UA) CkOC.' no in - J 1111 __ TAURUS(Apr. 20 to May 20) - .. Englishat Rollins, %0I base 1wr I ftom the Ca"oll Righter Institute _____ - DEAR left by water. like yw Thank ,ou for one clean a sandstone This is evidently time, and k giving me OPPOUtY the fireplace? We have one in our vinegar should do the trick. should be able to have it publicize : aluable - but living room that has an electric BUT it must be soaked with the color I like. Sly mom dyes her little known Information hair, and I'm riot crazy. about fire. My two-year-old pencilled vinegar for several hours. more broadly. Of course the along the ledge and I would like Sometimes it takes 12-14 hours, Ideal means of preventing HER color, but I don't hassle to know how to clean it without depending on how heavy the pregnancy is abstinence, but her about it.I figure, if she likes ruining its beauty. - JEAN. deposit is. Cover with a cloth realistic people know that the iL that's her business. So why paper towels and wet wi th I have my hair the way I flesh Is weak. I am not ad- can't DEAR POLLY - My Pet inegar and when time like it? eeve, and one that burns me vocating 4&ollng around" but loosens it can be rub off. The y P the purAshment of unwanted For my up, concerns those publishers ur face can ashed or DEA R GOLDEN: . who start bugging us for s OtUed as des outweighs t Wiping wi th pa you can "crime." magazine renewals im. vinegar a nd ng ever so DEAR ABBY:: Concerning better mediatel Problems? You'll ur feel f . the subn should prevent any future th er th e expression on "to gyp" I-f )U get it off yo ripti on ft nce checks lime build-up. -AUNT MARY. someone having come from pe rsonal reply, writet' For a sc to ABBY: are USU811Y sent 60 days before word -gypsy": My personal Box No. 69700, I.-A., Calif. WM. the magazine arts coming DEAR POLLY - Those peeve the phrase -he Jei4ed Enclose stamped. self. re as nglea ,se but cannot me down." And in this day of addressed envelope, ease. time of Once months for rende rs renewal. afford t he gh 'prices of so rece ived requestfora' I WEDN ESDAY, -- TONIGHT'S TV Epsilon Sigma Omicron _________ - - .- jr-- — — like my hair this way, but my parents don't. You would th ink I had committed some :r - I: "- - - ' - it. . - - — — 16 year-old ABBY: is living at home-but I may not be by the time you get this letter if things don't improve at my house. I have a friend (another guy) should) take in preventing who is studying to be a hairpregnancy. "Fooling around a dresser. I asked him to bleach lit'le" can be jusst as dangerous *i n my hair and olden as "going all the way." blond . My natural color Is dull, I am a fa ther and grandfa ther who is concerned about our uninteresting light brown, I ynu th,soif this thlonnatjon can repeat-I ASKED my friend to do this. No body talked me in to help someone, you have my permission to change it an way you like so as not to offend anyone, UNCLESTANLEY DEAR UNCLE Ill not change a word rfhr to tbousands of frightened - - The Sanford Herald "J I. - r - ',." = ____ — — 13 2 - -. ____________________ - 6 " — - 45 IIr,'t ac, ' — — I 1 lIr.s% lil,r L'' - ; - Missouri tn-St. LOUIS. 14rii,itio - ' iriii' seniur • t ( '; Area 41 I(liall( III % 1, -i i,-i ';n'.'i. 21 1,r un.kt 1 1% urtt-le 14 ___________________________ Sivilh-fil i i.wtiritui r•'• l .(,,.- .r II - " V'hnu : i am a ...ian ~ -'"" ~N Turns a%uk- for help. So few people know My technique is to ask the that the sex act need not be "Jew-er downer" to teach me completed in order to tin, his bargaining technique pregnate a Female, because I'd like to know how to I as a medic in the service. Gentile" somebody down All When I got married, my ward but the most thickheaded clods doctor loaned me a medical stun to get the message book that he'd used in counLet's hear it for good old seting young people From that Chrtsuan charity bookllearnedthatwhena man NAMXSENTER,L A,CAL starts to get excited, a few DEAR ABBY: Is It proper for drops of neutralizing fluid is i gentleman to smoke a pipe in released to neutralize any uric the presence of a lady without acid in the male urinary canal, first as king the lady If she It is nature's way of clearing a minds' safe path for the delicate sperm CURIOUS cells to pass through at terDEAR CURIOUS: It Is not nunation of the sex act, proper for a gentleman to Lab tests have shown that smoke ANYTHING In the occLiinaUy a k speriii clis prsenu, of a lads — or another are present in this fluid. It gentleman — without asking If occurs most frequently in teen. anyone minds. And the same agers, since this is when the goes for a lady. ________A III(IkJI Z5 auctions, thrift ever) timeireaclaletter rkets, etc., it is distressingly a pregnant teen-ager pleading fre I L t%J maserofFinArtsdegree this he will be directing a musical, H. E. "The Boy Friend, to e Dr. by week, f,onganecker, president of presen1edlnMYrtl0BeaChi S. This Fall, he an Beverly Wynn, and 15 month old daughter, Kelcey, will move toStjouis,Mo.," here he will ' N 55 :utit l-umi t I eans, La. 4t .*"'1n 19 sc. News -:i 4 - 2 - - by Dave Grauc News James D. Engagements g I Kind tif knife 42 Iltn'%nimi11 I - y J • ALLEY OOP ________- Collootro -- ___ __ __ __ - ____ .zze J~ ;_,5 - I I . i -____________ work. Oddly enough, the veteran ions, particularly those involving political Jousts. GOOD ALL DAY 1II*y on fev,%t '&iIA'i.%1i vI7/OU6 R eepoe FRIED CHICKEN OPEN DAILY 11AM TILS PM. FRI,& SAT III lIP M 1IQFrnh Ave (Hi-way 17-52) Sanford �1OA-The Sanford Herald __ Tuesday, May 21, 1974 ~ ~ More .- Troops British Ireland In BELFAST, Northern A 15,500-man British force in But Sammy smyt ,a Protes- land, Merlyn Bees, told parliaIreland (Al') British Ulster was bolstered by 500 (ant extremist leader, told ment Monday. officials brought more troops reinforcements from England newsmen: "We will keep the 11P affairs, " kMany Protestantsfear u Farmers dumped thousands into Northern Ireland today and in preparation for a showdown barricades up until the country of gallons of milk today for the Council of Ireland which tit ~ vowed to Protect Persons Who with militant Protestants man. is on its knees." want of transport. The few three goverrunents agreed to : return to work In defiance of a ning 95 barricades across Bel. One strike leader said, bread stores open In the capital set up would be a move ward crippling general strike now In fast's major roads. "We're not backing off another limited buyers to one small unity feralb . • ~ I : , ~' ~_ -1 *00, "_`4 al ) , I - . - ",-~_ COOL SMILE FILE 24 as 1. I I . $ . - ____ • h SOUTHERN AIR- - .- • j OF SANFORD. INC. O PIE AVE ' 133 East Robinson 1 / =05, , ''Downtowii Orlando ______________ 'MUNt IJ jfl - LARGEST WINE & SPIRITS DEALER after nine seasons has done it, he has (lone it with. in theNational Football (It informing us.' League. Dan Desmond, the club's fl• After receiving the Most Con- rector for press, radio and telerageots Player Award at the vision news, said he was unaNew York Pro Football Writers ware of Butkus' future plans. dinner, the burly Butkus said, The powerful 6.foot-3, 245"I am sorry it has to end this pound Butkus, the Rears' No. I way," but he did not say sped!- draft choice in 1965 after an ically that he was retiring. outstanding collegiate career at He said that some players the University of Illinois, was a have the opportunity to retire member of the Associated voluntarily, but others are Press' AlI•NFL team six t imes. forced to retire when they no including five straight longer can contribute, from 1968-1972. Meanwhile, in Chicago, He played in eight conBears' officials, including .secutive Pro Bowl games. George Halas, long-time owner ,, , Last season he saw limited •%. .._1 .. . - .. UI u uuu uiu uuaru action because 01 his ailing chairman, said they had no in- knee. a*ii JACQUIN' taut o ___ WORLD After Clash sl-,- :t ,`~ .. 4117, "', V - lo"4h, yl ! , Federal Prostitution Arrest LOUIS (AP) A Fort Lauderdale man Is free on bond alter being arrested on charges of violating federal laws against transporting women across state lines for purposes of prostitution. Sr. - FBI agents said they were continuing an investigation into associates and operations of Edward James Franger, %ho also listed a Mishawaka, 1w' 'idress. He was freed on $10, 000 bond Monday. Agents said Franger's arrest came after they looked into an alleged ring that advertised for "attractive women who like to travel" for "personal services" In South Florida. Girls answering the ads were told there was prostitution thvedand that they weWdpay 2 per cent of , jr. rungs to organizers who promised them between $600 and $1,000 a week working in Nassau. NEW YORK I AP Pollster I.uis Harris says a nationwide survey of 1,555 adults shows 52 per cent of the nation believes charges by John W. Dean III that President Nixon knew about the Watergate cover-up. Thirty per cent of those queried on May 7 and 8 did not believe the Former White House counsel's allegations, Harris said Monday. Harris said the respondents felt Dean "has been more truthful about the Watergate cover-up than President Nixon" by a 45 to 32 per cent margin, with 23 per cent sure. __--. . _________ • _. __________________ .... '!;,i ''-'i •. ____ . II •. __________________ It was the first reported clash Invol ving North Koreans In South Korean territory this WHY PAY MORE? VISIT YOUR BEAUTIFUL NEW SWININ ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGES U • ', - 11" 111011. MM ' ___ * HWay 17.92, Fern * _____ 1742, At 436, Casselerry 3.99 , ouaiv - _____ yccu : - 4. The government said the clash be gan Monday night. 549 ' J 3.99 TR I -_A -_ 3 1 ILL $1771111 511111W! 6.99 ... QuA1TJ - ,', IMP. 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Walton, the 6-foot-I1 All. win a heavyweight boxing chamAmerica center, has sign ed five-year contract with Port- pionship. "No more playing pects the still nameless Iran- land for an estimated $2.5 mil- around.' All spoke Monday night at a chise to post a better first year lion. He will be the club's No. I record than expansion teams of pick in the collegiate draft May building fund dinner for the . ' PART NEW ORLEANS(AP) - The ers he picked from the establatest entry into the National lished NBA teams. Basketball Association walked John Block, 6-foot-10, of Kanaway from the expansion draft sas City-Omaha, and Steve Ku. the past. YWCA in voulsvllle. Before the with the best back court corn- berski, 64, chosen from the Other players selected are: A club spokesman said Wal- dinner he indicated he's not binatlon in the league, accord- worid champion Boston Celtics, Jim Barnett, 64 guard from ton returned to Portland last worried about the match with ing to its owner. are expected to do the heavy Golden State; Walt Bellamy, 6- week for further tests requested Focman. 4-1 Fred Rosenfeld, owner of the work as forwards. And rugged 11 pivot from the Atlanta by Dr. Frank B. Smith, the "Igotmyreputatlonbydolng i 54 new New Orleans franchise Is Dennis Awtrey, 6-10, from the Hawks; Barry Clemens, 6-7 the impossible, It gets boring Blazers' team physician, particularly Jubilant when he Chicago Bulls probably will forward, Cleveland; E. C. ColeThe operation should be reta- when the fights get too easy," refers to the man selected to start at center, man, 6-8 forward, Houston; La- tively simple and the recovery he said. "That's what I like - - - team up with superstar Pete In the four years since the mar Green, 3.8 forward, Phoc- period short, Smith said, about this one with Foreman. . Maravich in or, the back line- league last expanded only the nix; Nate Hawthorne, 64 he's knocking out Walton had been backpacking "'.!' Stu Lantz. Buffalo Braves have achieved guard, Los Angeles; 011ie John- in the mountains in California peopl-.-Joe -Frazier and Ken "Stu, along with Maravich, any notable SUCCeSS making it son, 6.6 forward, Portland; Bud and hadn't been expected back Norton, both of them who gave I - -- , - ; - - • gives us arguably the best back into the playoffs this year for Stallworth, 6-5 forward, in Portland until the start of the court in achievement for us to the first time. Seattle; Toby Kimball, 6-8 Blazers' rookie camp June 11 me trouble-he's racked them claim this," he said. Lantz, a six-year S 1WDo'v e Hill Win Hit By KEN RAPPOPORT In the only other American May then delivered his toAl' Sports Writer League game Monday night, run double off Tiger reliever Norm Cash lost his glove, an the Oakland A's trimmed the John Biller, 5-3, and Cash dclivtrgtutt and a hallgiinie all in Minnesota Twins 5.4. tretl Ins heated words to one shot Monday night. Charlie M oore opened the kel. Incensed over a "fair" call on Brewers' winning rally in the its 5, Twins 0 Jimmy Ellis, the eventual win- Dave May's double down the eighth with a walk and moved Hot-hitting Angel Mangual Ticking Away - -- Kansas State Basketball Player Dies ST. 1AJUIS (All) Kansas From the time he was a little ner. right field line in the eighth in- to second on a bouncer. Pedro slugged a run-scoring triple and State basketball player Dean boy and wore a boxing costume Joe Frazier was recognized in nin g , the Detroit Tigers' first Garcia was intentionally added two singles, then OakHarris, who was critically in. to the Mardi Gras celeuration in New York as the champion basuinn ttii'cw down his gkivt' arid aIkcd and Tim Johnson sin. land field off a late 1lt1t'S4Jta jurNi Last Friday in a two-&'ar Buenos Aires, Oscar Bonavena Bonavena challenged him. The in disgust and let umpire Bill .led to load the haws. rally to beat the Twins, collision near suburban Collins. has dreamed of becoming the Argentine lost a close, grueling Kunkel have it. nIle. Ill., died Monday at Firmheavyweight champion. 15-rounder. Since then he has It did the Tigers no good, in Deslote Hospital here. lost to All, Ron Lyle and Floyd through-they dr opped a 6-4 deHarris, 19, suffered multi ple Time and opportunities seem Patterson. cision to the Milwaukee Brew. injuries in the accident, during to be running out for the 31Bonana has a 504.1 record, ers. a driving rainstorm on Illinois year-old Argentine, who fights Including ,1 1 don't usually blow my cool 39 knockouts. He is a 157 about two miles north of InLarry Middleto, of Baltimore '76 slight favorite over Middleton, out there, but this was too 70. Also killed was Pa . tonight in a 12-round bout at the who is 21.4-2. much," said Cash. "That ball ATLANTA Al') Officials country and Is, in fact, a tricia Hartman, artman, 47, u I Capital Centre. Bonavena Is - "--- ' _= ' i1 IS THE WORST WORD IN GOLF .. 4r HE HEAD OF THL GOLF CLL/ Golf Offers To Cancel Its Date 1315 ,... 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The most successful of the Forward, Philadelphia; Louis "He's supposed to be too Smith said Walton has a loose veteran second generation clubs-and Nelson, 6-3 guard, Washington, piece of cartilage in the left strong for me," All added, "too from Detroit, averaged 8.9 the one whose record the New and Curtis Perry, 6-7 eat for me. I'm supposed to I forward, knee. He said no loose cartilage .S. Open Qualifiers point--, last season. Orleans team would most like Milwaukee. exists in Walton's right knee, last two rounds with George Rosenfeld also believes the to equal-is the Milwaukee GEORGE FOREMAN Rosenfeld says he expects a although he has been bothered Foreman. By The Associated Press 72 in the morning round, but team has excellent balance. Bucks. spirited competition amon g All talked with many people and adjectives and he'd be Bobby Mitchell, fresh from equalled the course record in by tendonitis in the latter. "We have good big forwards New Orleans had the luxury these men for the five starting Smith said removal of the in his home town crowd and punching," she said. "That was last week's Colonial Golf Tour- the afternoon by carding a six- and good small forwards; we of picking players in the draft spots. "We will have an old- cartilage is a -short, technical. hugged Penelope Fisher, who all that was on his mind. narnent, and Howie Johnson, under-par 65. Mitchell's 137 have good big guards and good without competition from other fashioned camp in which every- ly simple surgical procedure taught him seventh-grade Eng. former Professional Golf As.so- headed a list of 11 golfers who 'He didn't like books," she little guards; we have depth at first-year teams, a fact Bose. one has to fight for position," he requiring only a small in. lish at Russell Junior High. added. "He Liked to talk." clatlon tour regular, led quail- qualified at the Alamanace center," he said of the 15 play- nfeld cited when he said he ex- said, ('isioflal opening." fiers all over the na tion ,Monday M Country Club course in BarThe operation will be per. the regional qualifying lington, N.C. formed soon, club officials said, round for the U.S. Open. Johnson, who recently left the so that Walton can spend his Qualifiers from the regional pro tour for a position as SI summer as planned and will tournaments gain spot.s In the country club professional, was LIJI have time to get himself in top U.S. Open which will be held at the third qualifier in Greenphysical condition for the 1974Winged Foot County Club in wich, Conn. He fashioned 75 season, Mamaroneck, N.Y. June 13-16. rounds of 75 and 74 nd e r -par Mitchell shot a one-u ( n ing ,,.1 I.. •1 M TROPHY WINNERS for the disabled American Veterans' Bantam Bowling League are: (seated) Peggy Clayton, High Game Scratch, 202; and (1-0 Bill Batten, High Game Scratch, 274; and Richard Salmon, High Seri es Handicap, 686. 500 9. Mitchell, Johnson Lead THISWEEK'SBESTWINE ___ ROSE FROM PORTUGAL,'. DAV BANTAM LEAGUE WINNERS Bonavena At Middleton BUYS!I O'.tv SIC sAI A TIMPtIIATUP CO'TloL(Io *11.1 CILiSS WitIl 24 I5cp WALLS mu in CASSELBERRY DELAND C% "- L- 4155 CASE HI-WAY 17-92 SHOP. CENTER £;a ilI 1S -'I 'p111151 SIC 1. - . SEAGRAM i4-j AlT3 I" FERN PARK HI.WAY 17.92 AT 436 Ii.ItIlo lIt 11 I i ,, '.4 II.,,,., - I. S Detroit's Cash Bo l"f ., GOLD COACH Id:,,IhI,:,/ Illiuci! &t(IIIt 1 0 YR lullS 3 ... 1 O 39 CALVERT l'a IhTLAIrll5 LANSON"" ,r- , • -• CHAMPAGNE fl 199 ..ivacsu ,. sn u SuIT _____ 1 095 NY STATE BROOKFORD ___ VV K.D.P ' MI! ___iuu1 15 I 100 PR. VODKA ". ,zc:ISAVEGAS icoo S. 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Left-hander Steve Carlton York Mets 2-1; the Montreal Starter Mike Torrez got relief pitched an eight-hitter and sinExpos trimmed the Pittsburgh help from Chuck Taylor, but gled in one of hliiladelphla's Pirates 4-2; the San Diego picked up his first victory over runs to carry the PhillIes past Bill Walton - Chicago (Frilling 23) at New YOrk. (0 stone il). N at Calfornia (Tanaria 35) San DICQO (Jones 36) it Kansas City (Busby 63), N HouSton (Griffin Si), N Oakland (Hamilton at 701 Cincinnati (Nelson 73) at Los Mnnesota (Decker 13). N Detroit (LaGrow 33) It Mu. Angeles (Rau II). N waukee (Y,r,gtit 1.5), Pd Atlanta (Reed 33 and Morton 53) at San Texas (Jenkins 64) at Cifi Francisc o (DAquisto 2 1 and Bryant 0 3L caoo (Wood 65)), N 2. N Wednesdays Games Wednesday's Games Atlanta at San Fri Cleveland at Baltimore. N Pittsburgh at Montreal, P.1 New York at Boston, N Chicago at New York, N California at Kansas City. N Philadelphia at St. Louis. 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St. Louis for his fourth straight Willie Stargell singled in both victory. viw I It 010 FLORIDA My RUM LONDON DRY _ MU 5•49 ____ The slain Infiltrator was found carrying a North Korean-made pistol, a hand grenade, a radio and a forged South Korean resident registra tion certificate, the ministry said. 41 ICTCM I'I,II ________ 4.87 DANCING 'TIL 2 A.M. .' ' . iiU in:iin. Ilie other Mon. treat run scored on a wild pitch by Jim Booker. Padres 8, Astros $ Willie McCove' drove in four runs wi th three hits, helping San Ditgo hand Houston its 10th consecu ti ve loss. Houston sped to a 4-0 lead In the second inning, but the Padres came back and pulled ahead 6-4 on McCovey's threerun double In the four th, The Astros tied it on Cliff Johnson's two-run homer, but Fr ed Kendall broke the deadlock wi th a Astros 8-43, and the Philadelphia CJTTYSARK _______ WHEAEVOUARENEvERALQN( ' •k J :s - IVI $11 IT ill 00,1111 1505*4] _ AM ill. I ZAM L8 U ILU ___________ /7 :h I (,f l'itt_0)uri7h*,s runs in the I. BASEBALL - - . .. . - Phillies dol-vnH the St 1-4mir, CrdnL; .i. The Dodgers' 'Toy Cannon" Cubs 2, Mets 1 isn't shooting blanks this year. Burt Hooton pitched a fourJinuny Wynn, admitting to hitter and Billy Williams drove "the best start I've ever ha d," in bath Chicago runs with a continued to live up to his nick- sixth-inning single to lead the name Monday night-just as Cubs past the Mets. he's been doing since the baseExpos 4, Pirbtes? ball season began. Bob Bailey scored two Wynn blasted two nore home runs and drove In four more runs to spark the 5-3 Los Ange1 les victory over the Cir.cinnatl Reds, raising his major leagueleading homer total to 14. The runs hitted in boosted his total to 41-tying him with Jeff Bar- _____________________________ _____________________ ....k _r._ J - •'.-.. By FRANK BROWN I _______________ 4 JIM BEAM WOIFSCHMIDT VJ ov lOTS $315 The go vernment said security forces sealed off the island of Chuja in the Yellow Sea, about 50 miles south of Mokpo, and were hunting for the remaining two North Koreans. 834-9212 Casseltirry I -IS rir Il TEACHERS • Cannon Hot For L1 Th is ear y .. ,_ F 9b -'y" .11 . first guard chosen. I think he's cago and Buffalo. ' To - . is'," fUlfill - ABC BUYS BY IKE CAR1DADSAVING IS YOIIRS ROYAL DELUXE mIduT Ins Ol cial--dead. LMcHENRY 8 YR. tistpk4 A •liSA4jGvt BOND'S MILL Ii., IT 6 YR. TOM SIMSBYR. M Ill $090" "" K. D WHOLESAU CASE , WISER 10 YEAR LAUDER'S ' _ARE'S TO '85110W •• I"c-',&' is I 11 NP CAW" SANDRA RAWLINS Mr.& Mn Wilmer Stapleton 202 Bradshaw Drive zz- - IIIt$TUItIM CANADIAN SUNSET O'Malley Probe Widens Sa .P14EVERYDAYPRICES I 4•79 ,,,3omsl4 HEADACHE! - _ __ 010 8YR. IUt mi- l SEOUL, South Korea (Al') Sou th Korea reported today that three North Korean infiltrators clashed with Sou th Koreans on an island off the country's southwestern coast, leaving one Communist and four islandsers-.a policeman, two reservists and one village offi- Only 28 per cent of those polled accepted Nixon's claim that edited White House tapes prove Dear1 was guilty of Improper and illegal acts. Fortysix per cent said they did it believe Nixon and 26 per cent were unsure. TALLAHASSEE, Ha. sAP, Prosecutors in. vestigating an alleged donation of $40,000 to Insurance Commissioner Thomas O'Malley issued two new sub. renas today for financial records. The records relating to a loan payment c 133,645,fl by Bivens Arms Corporation to the State Rank of Jackson. ;1ieon At. 29, 12, rubpoenaedaiong with all bank records of the Petroleum Marketers Association, Inc., from Jan. 1, 1971, through the present. The Leon County grand jury Is reportedly looking into allegations that O'Maliey used a $40000 donation raised by the Marketers Association in a campaign to keep self. Vl('•' 45•)!l.• t f l -id.- t 1uiarc Ls Tallahassee home. S DAY SALE TUES. THRU SAT,, MAY 23 HINI ..I,,.s undecided. Dean was a jiverrjnent witness at the criminal conspiracy trial of former Atty. Gen. John N. Mitchell and ex- Commerce Secretary Maurice H. Starts. Fif ty-two per cent of Harris' sample said they were "unshaken in their estimate of Dean's veracity" alter Mitchell and Stans were acquitted. Twentysix per cent felt Dean's credibility declined and 22 per cent were not P. FfiENCH 8R*NOY ~ 'IFOUR ROSES EARLY TIMES In Korea year. Most Believe Dean ABC 6YRKY = __ CERTIFIED N Pt 1* Fout I TODAY STANLEY " Four Killed _______ - - _________________ ;11 now I GRAND DAD 100 ROYAL DELUXE Iii ii ------- - ___________ I- 14) air AMERICA'S ____ _____ _____________ ______________ uu System! Gives you the finest cooling at low, tow cost, :: - . ________ arftiUc knee, hinted Monday lialas, "and I don't know anynight that he would retire from thing about him retiring. If tie I Invest In Carrier's famous central Air Conditioning 5tsr4wd headquarters. Ilcehe would kill the hoStages If 'Iheyouth entered the store in the police tried to overpower downtown Goteborg on Mon. him. CHRISTINE BURG smiles she looks from behind air conditioner fan made by Borg- Varner corp. in York, Pa. It's used in commercial conditioners. I , :' 'i 2 - NEW YORK (AP) Dick dicatlon of Butkus' retirement Butkus, the premier middle plans. linebacker of the Chicago Bears "I haven't talked with him in who has been plagued by an a while," said the venerable - t Yo4ur Home i'. Voor : players made available to New year's roster, Meminger and apartment. "I feel with Pete - - - taking them just to trade them. ip At Retirement O :A$TU. 00 Butkus Hinting Atlanta Hawks chose Dean then we have other directions the deal, Atlanta was allowed to can carry only 12 players dur. playmaker and floor leader. I Kauffman could not, be Meminger and Bob Kauffman we can take." require New Orleans to take ing the season. just hope I can come down there reached for comment. from the National Basketball The Hawks are loaded with aging and highly paid center Meminger was pleaded at the and help win a few more Meminger, who played colAssociation expansion draft . players as a result of the deal Walt Bellamy off us roster, news that he would be coming games." lege ball at Marquette, Is a cause they "can help us or help which sent "Pistol" Pete Mara. With two first-round draft to Atlanta after three seasons spe edy playmaker who had his Knicks' Coach Red Holunan vich to the new franchise In choices in this year's college with the New York Knicks. some other team." best scoring season last year, "It was important to get two New Orleans: Atlanta will get draft-includin g New Orleans' "I consider it a compliment said: averaging 8.3 points a game. players from the expansion who six players over three-years. pick-the Hawks will own 14 that Atlanta took me as the No. "He did a lot of things for us. Kauffman, a six-year veteran are marke ta ble," Fitzsimmons The first installment was players before the second round 1 guard in the expansion draft," "We had to protect ourselves from Guilford College, has said after the draft Monday. Memninger and Kauffman, cho- of that draft next week. That Meminger said In a telephone the best we could. I think it's a played both center and forward "That's not to say we are sen by the Hawks from the includes 10 players from last Interview from his New York credit to him that he was the In his tours with Seattle, Chi- :j - 1. - " S ; 0 14 1 _..,~ 046 tat gegQ T - 'Zip, I 9 GOTEBORG, Sweden (AP) day. He took seven women An youth armed with a clerks hostage, but police said 44 submachine gun released five two escaped during the night. / women hostages apparently Police had q uick ly surunharmed and surrendered to r ounded the building but depo lice ear ly today. cided to try to outlast the gunAccompanied by the women, man, who fired several rounds the unidentified gunman through the store windows at walked out of the drugstore the officers. where he was holding the The youth originally dehostages arid was bundl ed into a mandeci the release of three police car. Officers said the convicted criminals for man was taken to police women's freedom and told porA - Gunman Frees Hosta es , I, ; - 1 (1 I &-e-&L .A -iI \ Golan Heights, despite reports a pact is signed or not, Kissin- told newsmen, "There Isn't a sues to be resolved, the other that some "extremely corn- ger Is returning to Washington line yet." collateral issues to go Into a plex" de ta ils were still to be next weekend. Anderson commented Mondisengagement agreement, worked out. United States officials said (lay night after a two-hour some of them extremely coinAides to Secretary of Sta te th at for all practical purposes meeting in Jerusalem between plex," Anderson said. 10 . Tues JERUSALEM (AP) - Hopes Henry A. Kissinger said he was Kissinger had succeeded In Kissinger and the Israeli negoremain high For a quick agree- planning daily shuttles between working out a disengagement tiating team. ment to separate the warring the two countries at least until line, but State Department Syrianand Israeli forces on the Friday and added that whether spokesman Robert Anderson ,,There are some mizar is- ki Sports TheSanford Heralduesday, May day, 21,1974-lB Up For Golan Agreement Hopes iA ln 1-1 T - - ATIANTA (AP) - Coach But if the players we have don't ' Orleans by ttx- 16 other estab.. Kauffman and the two first- Maravich gone, now they need a heckuva player. We're going Cotton Fitzsimmons says the do the things we are looking for, lished NBA teams. As part of round picks. Each NBA team a guard who can be a to taiss him." u -.,. --a-- Hawks Grab Meminger In Draft Action t . 0 I ; . with the predornina, its seventh day. Moderate union leaders Inch." loaf. Fruits and vegetables lay Roman Catholic republic to The strike already has called on workers to assemble "The government is not seek. rotting In closed grocery stores. south. crimped power supplies and at two poin ts in East Be!Iast to ing a confrontation, but if It is The strike leaders are op. In Dublin, the death toll frc has virtually paralyzed corn- march under guard to jobs in necessary to ta ke action this posed to an agreement signed last Friday's bo mbing inc1dent., merce and industry in the Brit- two industrial areas, one a gi. will be done," the British secre. last year by Britain, the Bclfast rose to 30 Monday when a X Ish province, ant shipyard. tary of state for Northern Ire. government and Ireland to give year-old woman died of ________________________ wounds, .-,•'-• -; ~ . 1 Dubllnalixnited voice In Ul. - 0~; , 6.-~~/ N) _~ fri r. '- ___ __r- e , 319 :: 3250 299 3395 199 . 2295 24.95 '12BEAUJOLAISLAMICHELE 2.89 . 3195 018URGUNOY. CHABLIS, 1.99 2295 2695 VNA 12.15 SA N GRIA FROM SPAIN 1. 93 22 95 ( The Baltimore fighter lost was foul by six or eight inches. of the Atlanta Golf Classic say Illemorial to Atlanta's Bobby Edwardsville, Ill. listed No. 7 among the heavy- two successive bouts to the KLI.nkel was too close to the the tournament will not be held Jones. "De an was one of ti'ie finest weights, a step ahead of Mid. hard-punching Lyle, but has play. It skipped behind him be. in 1976 because of possible con"We have informed the U.S. y*ir, men I had the privilege dleton, 32. fore he could turn around." ilict with the U.S. Open tourney, Open committee that our group to coach," said Kansas State looked impre.sive in stopping May's hit drove in the Brew- which is scheduled for Atlanta. stands ready to lend The muscular, swaggering Jack O'Halloran and battling any assist. Coach Jack Hartman upon fight-or took part in the World Ellis to a draw. In 1971 he Out- ers' Winning runs-and It was Pope McIntire, president of ance we can toward the conduct hearing of Harris' death. the Atlantic Classic Foun. of the U.S. Open," Boxing Association's elimina- pointed European champion fair, insisted Kunkel, The 6-foot-B Harris was a Cash's temper display got dation, said Monday, "This is tion tournament to find a suc- Joe 'ougfler. In 1972 he dropped lie said the decision was starting forward for htartman's cessor to then champion Mu- a hairline decision to Jerry him an early shower. Kunkel the first time the Open has ever made to avoid competing with Wildcats as a freshman last threw hnii out. been played in this part of the or detracting from the Open. hammad All. Bonavena lost to Quarry in London. my LL' . you aa a - EIi 'I'I WITHOUT flMa TMX . tHL St. t Yr oEvaOp$NG WILL I"L CARr or THAT bALL! tfrl'Mj,q, Interrrar:cna! ., - NEXT: . WHAT IS 7 174 by NE4 In �26-TheSanford Herald Tuesday, May21, 1974 igaINofc I,,c!,, 1 Is L.!r' (.15 (.J1I ,4 t BeS f INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - For Dr. Thomas A. Hanna,a kindly, 1gM-eyed wisp of a man, there is buxnw along with the tragedy at the Indlanapoils Motor Speedway. spun on the track just below them. "The man excitedly jumped up with a side swipe of his right arm and his wife took Off into outer space. She landed with a dull thud, at Least three stories below, Her husband casually ____ kaned ____ and shouted tO .- guards darn there, 'Hey woujd you take her to the hos. pital for me. I don't want to miss any Of the action" S1 swear this is true," he sold. "There was this middleaged coue parked comfort. ablyon the top row of one of our acher sections, She was sitting on the oven end of the row when one of the race cars In a burst of laughter, Dr. Hannaepouiatuna1ai. er called the infield hospital to inquire about her health, clan will command 125 doctors, 1 nurses and 30 to 40 otjer medical teehnologlst.s. They th turn will administer to U* health Of 300,XO to 350(X)O "Some of the finest young men I have ever known have pa&ied nd °'& ly, never caine back. Dr. Hanna is "sixtyi," a general practictioner-family doctor-In daily practice. He also is chief meilcal officer for the sprawling speedway. He has held post for 14 years. ... Plus, Dr. Manna quickly adds, the 33 drIvers who will be behind some of the most d. gous machinery in the world. "But that's the nature of business we're In. There in any doctor's Life, kit here at the Speedway some unusual and sing brighten ur day." On May , with the 58th running of the IndianapolIs 500 m1e race, th greyu.g of P&t.Ineflt is frequently pIrJW or tragic," Dr. Manna said. Dr. Manna said the medical practice at the track on the days when the 24-mile oval Is open, rum the full gamut of an IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IIONTIIPfTi "One day when we had a big nosome of out nut Ui wo young women passing not too far from tte hospital. Each had a small child by the Dr. Manna wandered off mut. tering, "it can only happen at Indianapolis MotorSpeedway." _____ ________________________________________ __________________________ 11W . ______________ _ ___ ._= ______________ ________ __ _______ Unitas: They Don 't Care ___________ ___ -. _____________________ .,r ___ _____ ________ ______ ____ 1____ F ________ ___ ______ _________________________________ :1_ ______________________________ ______________________ ' About Game, Only Checks ________ _ __________ _______________ ____________________r._. 'fff - _____ k : - ____ ,. -I;. DEB O9 Ur.it.'is. P. - £ .. . .. -. - . - - -7 ... - ----&_- -. ;.-'--,,: -.,---., - - - -. -. _____________________________ _____ ________________________________________________________________________ _____________ ____ ....J..,._ - . paring for his 20th dedication I wouhi like them to leading pas5er, came to the idea w!ether the team will be nd possibly his Last season of have. You can' t get them to do Chargers from Baltimore last Improved, " Unites said. , professional football, says the the things they should be year and signed a two-year 'They'll be putting In a whole attitude of present-day players doing," said Unit.as. contract (or more than $200000 new system ... They've got tobe discourages him. "They don't seem to care a season. ee, four or nIdng ______ _ ________ _______ -. ____ r I : ____________________ _______ ______ . .-_•. ___ _____ ___________________ - - Il - - "The game is a lot different not as long as they make the of the season on the bench be- tying about this ye-at. thanItwasflveorsixye.rsago team and get their checks." cause of a shoulder injury and and it gets to where you don't Unites said he wasn't only thelast-placeteam'sdecislont.o "I really dont't know what knowwhichendisup,whatthe talking about his San they're eectlng. ego go with younger players. y bell their thinking Is," the 41- Charger teantmates. lie said he's ready to play for Uüng i can teu Uem is Uat t - I . '.,- LITTLE __ - -, ii i (Herald Photo Is' Bill Vincent) FOUL TIP FOR JUNIOR LEAGUER LEAGUE Pinehurst Park, but the James fourth arid Johnson and Greg Chruch were charged with the lois. Seminole Petrolet ball club flushed with anger $70,000 dollars a year with the ankle trouble, and that he was By The Associated Press charged $2,(KX) dollars a month C.eorges deposited 11 nina in aa1es and Chris RIgg1r 7 bedroom unfurnlshed epartmenf Securitydepositregur 37'? 7611, 31 • Apartments Rent Furnished Two bedroom duplex furnishec apartment. 4270 Orlando Drive, Sanford One bdrm Mature adults, Couple o men Utilltie pd. By week. n deposit 373 5'S Planning on a fix up vacation? Shc classified ads for paint, lumbe r, and all your ne,dsttt - Part time mec7nIc. Day or nIgh t. Apply in perso,i to SANFORD YELLOW CAB CO. 201 S. Park Ave. 1 bedroom apartment. Furnished Utilitie%furnished,$lSSmo Phoni 1 bdrm furn. apt. 119 French Ave, 5)00 per mo., plui 173 security deposit 322 6117 or 322 65.30. F.tOdE UP TO THIS hg Mayfair I bedroom. 2 bate home. Extra large family room eat iri kitchen, all on Spaciousw,I Iar'ds(aped lot. Only 142.000. PINECREST 3 bedroom, 2 bath, spacious livrç room, shag carpet, fenced yard, large lot. $76,000 See thiS today EXCLUSIVE 3 bedroom, 2 bath, eat-in kitcher with dishwlsher, large living arid dining rooms, central heat 6 ar. 2 'a' garage, huge yard. wtII landscaped, Only 2 years old 1) 5, 051 EN HOME SITE LOt: ISO' a 790', cleared with 190 well Power on property. A very good buy a? $7,500. M. Unsworth Reaty 503W First St 323 6061. 32) 051?. 377 9.320 THE RIVER RIVER FRONT AND Pivrp acciss HOMESiTr C,nt,aI Wet,r C.'t,, S.*.., R.ads - Claihuvis. Pal. Do( Tt,II Covrt Picnic A,,i Ioa Ramp . SVrt Li9Iits Piwid Stemper Realty LOW DOWN PAYMENT (XCELLENT FINANCING 2$ MiIi North f REALTOR Seminole MLS Oran"je 327 1991 1919$ French Eve 377 7371 372-1496 322 73-45 Ridder's Proposal, (Proposal may that had doors "only four feet RUNS BATTED IN-Wynn, LA, tripled, doubled and singled and Todd Burkhead's two triples and one single to back up extra base hits. Tolwnaga said, "Everybody DOUBLES-Rose, Cm, 12, sines pacing Ccncepcion. Ci II; Cedeno, HIn, eight hit Sanord at 0L ad 732T7iEfl "29 W FAIRSANKS AVENUE 134114.45- 3545 i'OIi 73.1473* ' Need ANew House? he (ailed to His apartment doors were s a comment" TRIPLEs-A.Oiver. Pgh, 1. SF. 4. S Tied With 3. HOME RUNS-Wynn, LA, II; filled contest, Lewis Von He'bulls also had twoslnglesforthewümen, Petone wrote about his him to a top-notch doctor who Cin,S, T.Perez, Cin,U; Cedeno, Htn, mound loss, singled as did Scott Eik3camupwithhi Sanford Atlantic came up doubled with another double S. Garvey, LA, I. played with the New York Van. New York Tunes In which he with his ankle." -ouse, who both had a U.- S. Bank had only two the third to tack on to Its three APEX, who had Scott Fine. ILl PlTCHIN 4 fl.r'ltlnnt-á ' productive Innings, the second run advantage In the first t Me'wsmth, LA. 40, 1.000, 2.11 Sosa, Senaüolc, Jeff Wt ' "" (osaearidI)uaj, Las shared SF, 40. I 000. 7.25, and third, white Goodyear frames and then coasted to 10-4 Clarence Sippis On the mound. , j_t STRIKEOUTS-Seaver. NY 73; seo .ed In three frames, but the decision over Goodyear, which Railroaders ganged up on Koosma'u, NY, SI; P.Niekro, All, Si. five Kiwanian,. Amer,cön League Kip Grant doubled and Pat biATT,PG-.9O at bats--- Carew. ?,.n, 115, R.Jackson. Oak. .390. O'Brien had two singles t p.c RUNS-Campaneris, Oak, 29. the losers' attack that wu fr.ayberry, XC, 76; R Jackson. Oak. marred by 14 walk, 26 FIRSTRACE..b.S73 TROT RUNS BATTED IN-Burroughs, 2. M Peepers A kucia 7 ArdenEd ._1 A. Mantegna C2. .C.3HANDICAP Tex. II; R Jackson, Oak. 30. 3, HIdden Gold J.I'lySelI S Byrd Shot J.Iiupy BIG SELECTION HlT-Carew,Min.59, Rudi3Oak. 1. ImpulseC-3 A.Wiis.yir. 1. OazieAdios C. Ford 2. RodcleneC] O.K.'sAl SO, I..Jonnson, Tez, 50. O.Harriwn A. WitseyJr S ZldasGal G Namie AE 2 BrIstles 3. Golden Do C 3 DOUBLES-Rudi, Oak, 15; W. Wyatt B. 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Bourqeols Taytocs Farvel Frisks' Donna F. lhleflfeld Real? v.372 1301 2610 hiawatha Ave. at 2792 STENSTROM - SO WAYS TO WIN! (•} MLS / ______ New 3 bedroom, air conditioned home. Carpeted throughout, Large yard. Will be available June 7. $113 monthly plus deposit. References required, 2 children. 134 7233 Payton * 1-Survey Party Chief * * Un furnished days ,'1'J 24 Business Opportunities Attractive 3 bedroom home on lake, Central air, carpeted Phone 323. 7920 for appointment, 628-2162 ' SEMIIrIOLE TURF 2. 0t'iimOq D.Bratnard 1 Tama, Bern Joe 0 Bougeols 4 Miotty Mouth A Dandea S WorthWaitng For 1. Crank 4 Suckles S.Clirkir. 1, ViCtoriOus Beau 0. Wh,tcomb S. Ca4ains0augpit*, 0.51cm I. 7 3 1. S 6 ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT NEW POSITIONS Mayfair, 7 bedroom, family room, dining room, washy & dryer. dI*hwlsher, central heat 5. ,lr, 1230. 323-3101. 831-403 Three bedroom, 1 bath, home With carpet. Near town. $l3.00. 30 MANUEL PACE and the undersigned as Sheriff of Housekeeper, two days, top pay. Must have references I f ransportatlon.Like children,U2.flS0. NEWLY PAINTED Houses Rent Unfurnished *lRodman* LEVIS SE VEN TN N ACE. . C2 BoldAffair Nancys Bruce Dr. Speedablt Funrry Fur ic.t1n L'w Currbn Frisco Rhythm Del CircleStarlmpy k * SURVEY PARTY * * HomEs' mc' Short Term Lease F' j F SI Standings COUNTY IflAROflDA For couple who love to watch children play. $14,900 Nice 3 bedroom house, 214 Laurel Ave.. Sanford. 1130 mo, $100 Security deposit, 3 S34, Housekeeper.Baby Sitter, permanent position, for responsible person. Must have own Iran. spo!latlon. 37.3-7iSl, ________________________ Four bedroom borne on corner lot, with trees. Near scnool Good terms. $21,900. 1. Cedeno. Htn, 21. Turf Club Entries 3? FIREPLACE NEW OPPORTUNITY ACREAGE, INDUSTRIAL AND National Company seeking qualified 33 Houses Rent Furnished mitted with the understanding that Hig RESIDENTIAL individual to Supply company h Schont and the Traportation County Courthouse in Sanford. Only tO minutes from Lake established accounts with major l5 5 advancei sub professioial Mary. 2 bedroom, responsible not withdraw his SO for a period i Sinford and Orlando. Mechan,cal and Electrical for said sonal poperty. Said vehIcle being See Ices of record albums No selling! Couple only, no children or pets civil engineering work in con th.rt (301 days after the scheduied plant or plants, The Owner stored at Altamonte Garege in ElfiCiencie$, I 5, 2 bdrm, JOHN KRIDER, A350C Part or full time Excellent inRef erence's, $133 plus deposit. 322 nction with Public construction Townhouse from 5145. W Garntt White, Real Estate come possibilities With $3,500 in projects and field surveys, Emand then if his bid is accented, he the specifications shall be the informatlonavallablefromthecivil lroker vestment, If you are sincere and 107W, Commercial ploye acts as chief of survey Agreement used. will enter into a formal contract Sanford, 372 7111 Two bedroom furnished house, no bookingforabusjfleuofyown party Experience required, Division of the Seminole County children or pets, $135 mo, 661-5209. Furn. COLLECT for Mr. Elliott, required Performance and BIDDING DOCUMENTS: Bidd,ri Thai said sale Is being made to P.ogressiveiy responsible sub (211) Ml 9205. JOHN'S REALTY C( prolessional field and office _________________________________ CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING BROKERS engineering work experience, amount of 100 per cent of the total following places: Wall to wall carpets, 2 bedrooms, The Time Tested Firm including Execution, Rid will be gIven; that in the event of experience as an in29 Eoghan N. Kelley, AlA Rooms for Rent dining area. Attractive, 1160 pIus 0 lys: 372-4173 Nights: strument man on a field survey I.4and SR 434 John E. Polk. V the withdrawal of such proposal 300 West Seminole boulevard deposit, No pets Party. Sheriff within said period or the failure of Sanford, Florida 72771 834.3363 Room 1. board for 2 working men, 7733345 bedroom home on 14 acres, 6 acres 571-1010 Seminole County, Florida Bidder to enter into slid Contract Call for information. 327 $450citrus, Many extras. For inPublish: April30. May 7, 11, 7), 1q71 arid give saia Bonds within ten (10) Ec'gnan N. KeIlev, AlA __________ SANFORD 7bdrm , 1 bath, living format,on call DEA 207 days after receiving Notice of the room, dining rm, Large kitchen. 1966 Saythore Boulevard Al Ad,it Pitu (oer,d.r,d Apartments Rent CORBETT REAL ESTATE invOlves acting sa Odmancr Acceptance of bid, tnat the Bidder sewrg rmn , den, utility rm Dunedin, Florida 3357$ ha,nman on a REALTOR Survey party and Guarantee as representing damage Unfurnished screened porch, worksnop. carNOTICE f6 1791 perating transit and level, ot the Owner on account of the ____________________ District School Board port, beautiful trees. Shrubbery. To: All property owners and any Knowledge of mathematics, in default of the Bidder in any par. of Seminole CO.nty Welt furnished, wall Wall carpet, • SeviIIa Gardens. other persons interested in all lots, :Iudingtrigononer,y ar, heat, Shopping and churches lcular thereof, Bid Bonds and 707 East Commercial Avenue lands and parcels of lanas adjoining ueo met ry algebra and LUXIJRIOLJSov,rsli, land 7 bdrm. Checks shall be returned to all rear, good neighborhood, Couples Sanford, Florida 32771 and Contiguous or abounding and within seven (7) days after formal apts. Eat-in kitchens, fruit free NC pets. $195 1st 1, last mo. abutling upon this following Be flefiti include stale retirement opening of Bids eicept those cu refrigerator, dishwasher, Deposit. $100 1 yr. lease, Owner, Documents will be at Local described street located within the ulan. paid hospitalization, eight 373 6113 Plan draperies, shag carpeting, family Bidders under consideration for the City Of Casselberry, Seminole iclidayt, Sick leave and vacation Contract. Successful Bidder shall be rms,, fireplace, Only $ •pts rooms for Bidders to review. County, Florida, to wit: Prltacy in a Spanish Courtyard requrd to meet all of the terms of Lake Kathryn Circle from 34 the Ap1ply; County engine's Office, Mobile Homes Rent tM Contract Documents ar shall setting, CIP Beautification Award PLACE(S) 5, DATE FOR 08. north pavement line of Seminola 300 S. Orlando Dr., (Hwy. 17 92 winiter. lurther be required to finally Adults 20)3 Sanford Ave TAINIPIG BIDDING DOCUMENTS Blvd. a distance of approzimately sOuth), Sanford, Florida, 32771 Enjoy beautiful Wekiva River by Model Open 17 S PM, complete all Work for each school in Bidders may obtain Documents by 7.371 .4 lineat feet to the north city (MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE) renting a n'Obite home, No EQual Opportunity Employer plonng the office of tne Architect limits, Sccordance with the corresponding 'cohol, no pets, 7 bedroom, 1 bath unfurnisned Camp Semenot, final completion dates: regutsting turther information (1. YOU ARE HEREbY NOTIFIED 377 1170. Duplex, Central H A Kitchen CALL 322-2420 ANYTIME 3053724065 after May 2). 1971). Altamonle Springs Elementary that the Casletberry City Council equipped, 711$ Lake Aye, San Sctioof. II August 1971 SPECIFIED BONDS' The soc has deemed it advisable to improve lord. S.abal Point Elementary School, IS ce'sslul Bidder(s) Shall provide a the above descri 3! street with 7$' Mobile Home Lots Performance, August 1971 Payment arid 01 asphaltic concrete on a 6" base FRANKLIN ARMS APTS For Rent Winter Springs Elementary Guarantee Contract Bond as with curb and gutter, excepting the 1 62 Bdrm, Apis. tentral heat 6 air, School, 6 January isis provided and set forth in th mOt northerly 113.6 beef which shall Spaceavailable inAOult Park pool Adults 1120 Florida Ave specifications '. Jackson Heights Middle School. I nol be provided with curb and GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 37) 6630. REALTY Febuary 1975 DATE. TIME AND PLACE FOR gutter, and to provide for the 500 French Ave . Sanford 2565 !ARK DRIVE OPENING OF SEALED BIDS: All assessment of all costs as per Tuskawilla Middle School, 1 37)5700 GENEVA GARDEN SANFORDA December 1971 Bsdsmustbereceivedandop,nedat Resolution 199 of the City of APARTMENTS Lake Howell Senior High School. the regular meeting of the Distrct Catsetberry 1303W 25th St Schoo' floardol Seminoie County, on 10 Fitay 1973 TAKE NOTICE that a public Studo, I, 2, & 3 bedroom apart U the 12th day of June. 1971 at 7)0 meeting will be held Ori Thursday, bidders w,shing to submt merits. Carpeting, drapes, kitchen I" At enclosed in a waled envelope May 30, 1971, at 7:00P.M. or as soon Proposils for Portable Partitions equipped, pool and laudrama, plainly marked on Die outside therNfter as possible, ifi the City and accessories equal to or superior 327 2090 to those Spiified in the Contract "Proposal" and the title of the Hall, at which time the owners wurkisi, thi Documents shall provide Architect Cite, and the name of assessed and other interested the bidder. The District School persons may appear before the City with comprehensive evaluation Boardol Seminole County, Seminole Council and be heard as to the testing achieved by a testing County. Florida reserves the right propriety and advisability of 'aboralory to be mppro%ed to reie(t any or all Bids received rnak.ng the improvements, Costs, salislactory by Architect. ,il Rt;N14l APARTMENT HOMES and or to waive any lnformalitles In method of payment, and ti'e _ Bidders shall provide this in the Bidding No bedS shall be with assessments against each property tormaton for Architecl's review , Link and Randy Hanson pitched and single for support in the Griffith both doubled and adding a pair Of singles for the said, "n't remind us of that springtrolningcamp,Jap. othcr Japanese apartments. See us regarding your eligibility to purchase a new 3 bedroom home to" as little down as one month's rent under the Farmer's Home Administration Assistance plan., RETIREMENT HOME AVAL.ON APARTMENTS ADULTS_NO PETS 116 W. 2nd 5?. BARTENDER TRAINEES, year 'round err.ptoyment, company benefits, apply I tO S p m. to Mr. Kramer, Holiday Inn, Altamnonte Sprinq, cent of the total amount of the Bid BR $01 the Contract Documents highest bidder, for cash, subject drawn in favor of the Owner). Such General Construction of the In- to any and alt existing Ieins. at the Bernie Von Herbulis' mound Jack Wiggins and ayne Pace. singled with Veonia Quinn Yoshlo Tokunaga, general was released NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN that TYPE OF CONTRACT: The Work Seminole County, Florida, will at will be let under contract(s) In 11:00 AM. on the 22nd day of May, a1s be accompanied bye cashiers SIL. .401. Garr, AtI, .365. 2 bedroom, utilities paid. 1 cflhld& pet ok. S blocks from downtown. $130 monthly, small damage deposit. 372 0211, CIRCULATION DISTRICT MANAGER WANTED Participating General Contractors described property Owned by and 'flterested Public in attendance, Elizabeth Krattchick. said property PROJECT S:0PE & CON being located in Seminole County. STRUCTION: The Projects COnuist Florida, more particularly Rid Bond shall accompany the Documents, MObilE Park 2345 Park Drive, 322 7*61 Coventry help make new frientis, Earn $30 $40 wk . lust I S hri. No investment, Collecting or delivering Call 373 779) after 6 Background in boy route and rural Ipgly American Wood Products, 200 motor route management desired, Salary plus weekly car expenses Marvin Ave., Long*Ood, Call 322-2611 to arrange for ap. pointment. Middle aged lady, Free room5, ____________________________ board and to care for elderly LPN's. Part time or full tIme. 3.11 gentleman nOst,en Ph. 337-1043, and 11-7 shift. Apply in person Lakeview Nursing Center, 919 C. SEMINOLE 2nd 5?., Sanford. without consent of the District addition as liSted herein with related One II) 1914 Pontiac, blue In color, runs to top APEX, 91, with and allowed one walk while narrowly hold off a late rally of oniy hits for thE WifilEfi, whO National League WORKERS SEALED BIDS: All Bids are to be Execution Issued out of and under alt ids a'bdor to waive any in. formalities In the Bidding. No Bids shall be withdrawn for a period of thIrty (30) calendar days sub- Mike Link getting the game's tripling and singling. He had APEX to take a 15.12 vIctory could not touch Moos. pitchers -.- horn.' pair Of singles to pace his Donald Lively pitched team's seven hit attack, which himself out of trouble ii i () Counts' reserves the right t reject shall be Opened and read aloud to have levied upon the following made did not come up with any extra. of IUth to for the game's only Other hit. good use of Rocky Jernigan, base hits. Mike Thacker and win for his Rotary team over Jack Prosier Ford came over Florida State Bank. - in ny pcI interest if you earn between $4500 $12,000 annually. You may Qualify for a I or I bndroom home ñ .0 rur,il ire, Houses for Sal. - EMUII STAND, FuI, or part time d.lys. 513 %100 wk. Retired - sir tIred Student. Sanford ar, a -rit'r - -CW call 32] 7671 alfc'r Need relief cook, dshwasher, girl and desk Clerks Phone 32.1 3150 or apply in person, Cavalier Motor Inn. reviewoocum.entsatth.offic,o,Ihe Schools at the Seminole County OrangeCounty,Fioda,upa final rchItej, EoghanN. Kellei. A,(.A. School Board office, 202 East uddment rendered Ni the aforesaid nford. Florida together with local Commercial Avenue, Sanford, court on the 21st day of March. A 0. Plannlng*oom%andth,fli(0ftp, Florida. 1971, In that certain case entitled, kiperintend.nt of Schoots, Sanford, TIME FOR RECEIPT FOR Salvatore Messina Plaintiff. vs. Florida. Interested Bidders may BIDS: Bids shall be received unt Ii ElIzab KrattcpuiclL, Oefendent, contact the Archect for instruction 7:30 P.M. on Wednesday, June 17. whIch aforesaid Writ of Execution en how to obtain documents, Thi' 1971. was delivered to me as Sheriff of (AP) - An official of kees and the Chicago Cubs, said said his Japanese manager °r Leaders C t.•re ifl My Home Preschoolers, Mon..Friday Geneva area Ph 319-5111 c.i.r,,vrl, NO DOWN PAYMENT Two be k'oom%, 1 bath, wall to walt carpeting, drapes, central heat and air Fully equipped with dish. washer. Call Mrs Rutherfnrd iei - Houses for Safe Warenouse, sa'iop, of f ice. From 73(K MOSSIE BATEMAN to 50 000' Reasonable Flew I I' uipOy'ip 372 7I.) reacjy I I Industrial Park SANFORD Extra Special Chocn 3 323 0061 bedroom masonry home, modern, neat and clean- Close to ShOpping Less than 120000, with terms .38 Wanted To Rent BALL REALTY. SI? W 1st St '-------L arge home with storage aric Ph 337 5411 ,srdn Can do maintenance S 'epars 363 371? after 6 FOR LEASE, deluxe 1 8,. un furnished apt. Air, ground flour, duplex, Located in quiet rxcluijve SanfOrd residential area. Mature adult(s) only. No pets. iiso. j. 1793. _____________________________ Buy Father's Day gifts With ttie money you make selling Avon Producti No experience. Cal' 6413079. Child Care [tab,' StIinç Needs Women for ?eIephon, Survey , peop'e to join our new Dnner Club. No- cap, riecesary. Hours 9 101 or Sto9 p.m. $7 00 per hour plus commission Apply to Mrs, Adkenj, front desk, Sherator, Inn, Oregon Aye, at I-I & SR lit, Wed, or Thurs 9a.m. to 12 or 69 pm Also need man or woman with Car to deliver Dinner Club membership cards. TI Business Property For Rent NEAT AND CLEAN to participating bidders and the Florida. Carl Presley, who earned the SinoloSpxtlngGoodatook arwtthplentyof power, mound win, also homered and afctfeitwlnoyerflrstp'eder'iJ wtIleTtmJoondoubIedanj hadsupportfromJustonHunt'a LU IflakuP double and single and Mark enough $'1r,t Federal players ROb Barrow and Midrew Huaman's o-base rap. ahd up. for tU League YakW FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM Perhaps Alcolslic Anonymous Can Help call 173 43*7 Write P.O. Box 1213 Sanford, Florida One Bedroom, kitchen equipped No Pets 105W. 11th t , Sanforo SHERATON SANFORD INN Receptionist - doctor's office Medical background necessary Submit written Summary of qual frations and references to P 0 Box 2163. Sanford _______________________ Bar Maid-night%fr0 6to7. Call or come by from 9 to 6 days, for interview 372-9979, 37 BEAUTIFUL LOCATION and two doubles provided Rickey Rybriky's pair of Steve Whited's solo base hit were all pitcher Leon aon needed to assure one run in the firsts games for MARRIAGES PERFORMED Yourt-fomeorMmne 21 Hr. Service. )7 7750 Apartments- Rant Unfurnished Child care in my home. Lunch 5. In md for Seminole County. Fiorija, with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, for furnishing the following: Clean furnished 1st floor apartment upon receipt of Proof of snacks. Swing set. Monday thru the Seminole County. Florida in ac Friday, Ph 373 1S16 1001 Palmetto Ave., Sanford I Gas Chromatograp.55 Maids, experienc, Apply Holida pubIicati of this notice, the tic. Cordanc,wlth the provisions of the Spectrometer.Data System with ' AduIt only. Inn, Sanford. No phone call titbous name, to-wit: bUDDy'S Fictitious Name Statutes, ToWit: accessories, S please HOME IMPROVEMENT under Sctioni Apartment - Adults, No pets. 322Florida Statutes 1957. 9 GoodlhingstoEal 1 Graphic Copy Camera which we are engaged in busin,u at 1510. ___________________________________ S: Abder R. Baker Semi tractor.traller driver 1 MIcro balance 155 Lakeview Avenue in the CIty Of Publish: May 7, 14, 71. 25. 1971 Living at It's best in this beautifully expericed Gooi salary an 1 Four door sedan automobile BIackeyedpeas,youpi WELAKA APARTMENTS kept home on large corner lot. company benefits, S day week That the Part ies Interested in said Donald Younç,ers, 1IIW.1$tSt. Three bedroom, 2 bath, family Must be 21. Apply in person 2 Two way four channel radios Sanford, 372 SOOt bv5inis enterprise are as follOwi: room, Screened patio, outside ADVERTISEMENT AustIn Fertilizer 5, Chemical Co I TrinocjIar Stero microscope SAN MO PARKS, 1-2-3 Bedroom Bemaro Geffken patio, double carport, and excel. FOR SEALED RIDS Janai Gtken I Haptoglobin electropP,ors tank Would like to buy top quality farm. -7300 CountryClubRd. Sanford Trailers & ApIs. 2 Adult parks, 2 tent storage 515.000 IPIvITATION TO BID Nntice s Family parks 3315 H*y, 17-97, Bds to be eflctOtd in a sealed Dated at Semnoie County, F Ioiida, fresh vegetabie from careful Cccktail Watresrs. year 'moun: growers for Holiday Hou that the District School enveloçe and marked as to the item Sanford 37) 1930; Day. "k , Mo May 5. 197i employment company benefIts Board of Seminole County, Seminole for which the bid Is made. Restaurants Holiday Supply Publish: May Il. 2) 25, June 1. 1974 Apply In person, I to S pin Bamboo Cove Apt County, Florida will receive sealed Department, No. 5, 1211 Old DES $ Bids will be opened on June 5, lfli Holiday Inn. Altamonte Springs Tw bedroom, frame, close to town b'ds until 7.30 P.M on Wednesday, at 1100AM. or as soon therafter, Daytona Road, DeLanci, S140& Up 5 Mr Kramer $10,900, terms 37720 June 17. t7 at which time Bids will n the office of John E. Polk, Sheriff, Un'que garden setting, air, shag. At be publicly opened and read aloud in Seminole County. ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS !he Seminole County Courthouse, budget prlcest ChoIce of furSpecifications for the above items Maintenance FOR A PORTABLE WALL Park Avenue, Sanford, Florida nishIngs. Two minutes from HCtpWJflted may be obtained from the Sanford Is Electrician SYSTEM Good high ground. Sanford Shopping Plaza, 323-1340 the following Zoned Crime Laboratory between the Knowledge of motors, aIr corn agriculture. $3,000 per acre. Asingie Dackagobid for Portable PROJECT TITLES: hours of 5:00 AM, and 5:00 P.M. Insulation instauers needed, Gd pressars, 410 5, 770; Wages Park Avenue Clean furnished Wall Systems to be installed In employment for ambitious men. INDUSTRIAL SHOPS ADDITION Monday through Friday. garage apartment, Kitchen commensurate with ability. $31. Altamonte Springs Elementary - SEMINOLE HIGH SCHOOL Fringe benefits. Chaufeurs license TPieright is reserved to waive any 54)) American Wood Products, 700 equipp, $13 mo. Call Orl. S51. School, Sabal Point Elementary TRANSPORTATION FACILTY required Good workers Only need irregularities or tecMlcalilies in 1$09, Nice three bedroom, I School, Winter Springs Elementary apply. Apply 1011 Miller Drive, ADDITION bath, -Marvin Ave., Lortgwgod. bids, or to reject any or all bids. SChool, Jackion Heights M4dle Carpeted home, Good garden soil, Attamorite Springs Off Charlotte SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Dated this Sib day of May 1971. 1 7Bedroom.Adult$ Only School. Tuskaeilla Middle School in rear. $24,300. Bored Housewile? Let Sarar, St. 56K Warehouse NAME OF OWNER: The District by order of: Park Avenue h Work shall be satIslactory to singles and to play dte an ankle LBJ when he was In Japan. ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Free, 411.7037 for "We Care"- "l4otIi,'v',Adultsor Teens. Pjtjlh May 21, t, 1974 United Tranpsort Union's bankers came away with a 10-9 scored twice In the tourth and Medical Center,, 2 on J$ft,430 School, Seminole County, Florida Seminole County, Florida. Sheriff John Youngblood tripled and squeaker. will be received by the O*nr, The Filth innings. PROJECT LOCATIONS: The Seminole County, Florida Hunt's double and a pair of District Scho1 lord of Seminole doubled for two-thirds of his industrial Shopt Addition is located Publish: May 11, 21, 25. 1974 Dennis Gerrnatn doubled and Railroaders blasted Chase, singles from 'It Pern with County at the Seminole County at Seminole High School, Sanford, DES 6) team's hits against Stromberg singledandAndyLoganalsohit 16-6lnaslugfestthatlnclt,wjeda Soloman Hardy limiting the - (p Courthouse, Court Room "A" uris II Florida and the Transportation _______________________ Carbon, which also had three out a double to pace winners' grandedslambomeninbyTlco Medical Center attack 10 R b 7:30 P.M., 12 June 1974, whereupon Facilety Addition is located at the bidsshaIIbeopene4andre.dalo NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE •xistlngfacilityinSem,y hits, all singles, but the hitting, which put aa-osa eight Perez. double and single from Tuesday when told that es-ma- Yakult ball team, IS ALCCHOf., A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY? AL ANON for families or friends of problem drinkers. For further information call 473-1517 or write Sanford Al Anon Fimily Group PO Box 553, Sanford, Eta. 31771. 6 Jo 18Help Wanted cost,_TheyPay! n't 5 ACRES 1i:J!: at Personals ± NEAR GOLF COURSE i Monday afternoon 4 DE[flOa NAME STATUTE Fenced Yard FICTITIOUS NAME _____________________________ TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN 322-7179 Notice Is hereby given that I am NOTICE FOR RIDS Notice is hereby given that the engaged in buslnets at 2510 So. Oak The Sanford Crime Laboratory UndersIgned, to the Aye., Sanford, Seminole County, *iII receive bids at the office of Children 2'-' 4 being accepted for "Fictitious NamePursuant Statute" Chapter new child care Center opening in Florida under the fictitious name of Se,e,iff John E, Polk, Seminole Sanford. Betty Watson, 323 $7$. Statute, will rEster SANFORD MUSIC CENTER, and County Courthouse, Sanford, Football Izague quarterback the league, and that's the thing year, but wasn't markedly opti. whatever they want me to do said In a telephone Inteflri that Irks me more than any. mistic about the that is entirely rgers' al Monday. thing cUe," be said, chances. m." ___ ____ _____________________ __________ ClassifiedAds - ....... _______ ________ ______________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________ Tuesday,May 21, .1974-38 The SanfordHerald IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TN JUDICIAL CIN. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CII. ISTH JUDICIAL cilcul CUT FLORIDA IN pp CUlT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, SIMINOLE COUNTY, FLORID A SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA PROSATI DIVISION PRORATE DIVISION PRORATE DIVISION CASE NO. PR 7354CT PROlATE NO. CASE NO. 74136 CP Estate of In rs: Estate if Estat, of LARRY 0. WATSON ADD I E WILL IAMS MARY McINTYRE D.c.as dec,.s Deceased NOTICE TOCREDITORS NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE TO CREDITORS TO ALL PERSONS HAVIN 0 All creditors of tPi TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AOAINI ADDlE WILLIAMS, dec,a5.d , CLAIMS ON DEMANDS AGAINST SAID ESTATE: hireby notified arid 'uired to file SAID ESTATE: You and each of you ar, beret s' any Claims or demands WtIICh they You and each of you are heriby notified and required to file ar s' n'av have against said estat, In th, notified a' required to file any claims and demands which you, office of Clerk of Circuit Court claims and demands wtilch you, or either ot you, may have against salId Seminole County. Florida. in the •sthtr of you. may hive gainst said estate in theoffLeof the Clerk of tP e courihouW at Sanford, Florida, fltateintheofficeo,Ih,CI,,ko,th, Circuit Court of the 15TH JudicI I • within four calendar months from Crcwt Court Of the Eibteenth Circuit. Siminole County, FIorld the date of the I irit publication Judicial Circuit. Seminole County, Probate DiVision. in the Courthouj This notice. Each Claim or demand Florida. Prate Div,5ion. in the at Santord, Florida, within sI must be in writing and must stat, Courthouse at Sdrntord. Florida. calendar months from the time theplaceofresidencea,stof,ice Withiri I calendar months from the the first publication of this notic address of the claimant and must be time of the first publication of this Each claim a. demand must be I 'sworn to by the claimant, his agent, notice. Each claim or demand must writing and filed i duplicate an or his attorney, or it will bec)me be in writing and filed in duplicate slate thi place of residence and POlIt I void according to law, and state the place of residence and office address of the claimant an 1 May Ilh, tnt pust office address of the ctaimant nwst be sworn to by the ctaiman Ernest Hsrrell and muSt be sworn to by the his agent or attorney, or the sarr As Executor (p clamant, his agent or attorney, or shall be void. • the same Shall be void. WILLIAM L. COLBERT, ESQ. of Dated at Orlando, Florid., this 3r d STENSTROM, DAVIS 1. Dated at Sanford. Florida, this 91h day of May, 1971. McINTOSH day of May. 1971. Joyce Watson AttOrney for Executor Earl McIntyre As Admlnistralrj Florida State Rank As Administrator of said estate Sute 77 of slid estate Dennis J. Hightower, Esquire st office Box io JOHNSON AND PANICO. PA. WHI'AKER AND KOEPKE Sanford, Florida III South Maitland Avenue 1. ASSOC Publish: May 21. 25. lc;I Matland, Florida 32751 Attorney for Administratrix DES 11S Attorney br Administrator 15 West Washington st. hand and another LB their . And each Wai pushing a baby carriage. It was an extremely hot daY "Our group decided to Invite them into the compound for some rest and care for the chil. dren. You know what we In the baby carriages? Iced cold been" average doctor's Life. "We have treated people ctJpmun, squirrel, dog and monkey bites, for cut feet, for heart attacks, (or heat prostration, for colds, flu, for overdoses of drugs and liquor." - L.qal Notics _( -- subsequent to the Opening of The City of Casselberry has in its Bids without consent of the Board. possession a contractors bid fi'w the Dated this 7151 day of May, 1971. (OfIstruCtion costs and engineers THE DISTRICT SCHOOL BOARD estimates for engineering, sur. OF SEMINOLE COUNTYvevino. laoal and adn,.I.,...., S:Mr 0 i Sims. c05tsor.toaiofs6S.7i,3s Chairman All interested persons are notified that the descrlpt,o'uof each property S Mr. William P Layer, Superintendent to be assessed and the amount to be Approved as to form' assessed to each parcel may be Douglas Stenstrom ascertained at tf,e office ot the City Stenstrom, Davis a Clerk of the City of Caisefb.rry, McIntosh FIor,da. P 0 Boa 1.1)0 Dated th' Ith day of May AD. 1971 rIor;da State Bank Suite 72 (Seal) Sanford, Florida 31771 Mary W. Hawthorne, Attorneys for the District City Clerk School Bo*rd of Seminole City of Cassslbet-ry. County, Florida Florida Publish: May II. 21, 197i PubliSh M&y 2). 2$. June 4 1571 DES 62 DEB 10) ' ' to tu11 C GREAT VALUES offered in the Sanford Herald's Classified Ads 3222611 or 831-9993 * W/W Shag Carpet * Range-Refrigerator * Dishwasher.Disposal I Moving? Why not live In Sanford's finest established residential area? 9t1ØiM€ ____ Of Loch Arbor - SItuated On Large Wooded t.ots Near The Country Club. Built With Pride By * Clothes Washer.Dryer * Recreational Building * Heated Pool * 1-2 Bedroom FROM $173 110W AIRPORT BLVD. SANFORD. FLA. 131 ?*7i1 - HOMES OF DISTINCTION CONSTRUCTION 211 W. 25 Inc. Ph, 322.3103 for Appt. - �4B-The Sanford Herald Tuesday, May 21, 1974 Supplement to the SANFORD - Make Spring Cleani" n' Pay- -Sell "Don't Needs" Here Ti ____________________ Housbforlal, 41 41 INTEREST RATE DOWN THE BORN LOSER Houses for Sale ropçj,WHAT ' olves! a. Like new, 7 bedroom, family room, kitchen iQupped, carpet, $17,500. Ph, 3727767. NOW 8%-VA & FHA . by Art Sonsom IT WAS ALL 7" ( LEAVE Let one of our friendly advisors help you word your classified ad. Call 3727611 or 631.1193, AUSTIN DEVELOPMENT CORP. Ph. 33370100, $424300 LAKE MARY AREA- 3 bedroom,? - place, carport. Scteenhd pond tenced 176.900. TP'rf, becVoorn, two bath, will I wall carpet, good ClOtit 5PiCI central heat 4 air, 130.900 41 Jim Hunt Realty REALTOR 377 2116 After Hnt -]72 9214 _32 2 3991 and 372 064 TREES SHADE THIS LOVELY HOME 3bedroom, 1''j bath, separate dlnig rooms, library, large family room, 24' * 72', 195' road frontage, depth 700', fruit trees, nice shrubbery, lots of trees 372 3f44 A pretty cypress trend home in a Quiet neighborhood. So stirs Three bedrooms, two baths with r,v'eled family room, and nc C' 'h?j $.zrn'ij 6orch intercom Paneled garage Large lot in best area Priced 142.500 Call Lillian Campbe'lI, Attoc eo Three or four bedroom, two bate family room, kitchen eQuieC bcautful back yard, fenced Two bedroom. one bath, famel room, double tJarage, cottage fenced. 170.500 Lake Mary-1 41h St 3 bedroom. 2 bath home. By owner. Reduced! 125.900. By appointment only 373 _____________________________ .i ., . ' vwrwm irane. i-'esn pant, carpet. 113,000 total, Flxbl terms 244 S 3rd St., Lake Mary 323 1309 DE'TTCD TUA$J DC$JT ULIILfl U17il RLIU HALL REALTY 373 571 JOHNNY WALKER REALTY, INC. 322 6457 atter 5377 7124 HdUseLf'brSale FxCClItfltly located three bedroom, TWO bath home on Cul de sac on large lot. Playground nearby Wall to wall carpet, also has family room All thiS for 116.500 Call Ron Henderson, Assoc, I 5500 after lu-s &34-ova I bedroom, 1', baths, 1650 down, $Ill mo . 814 pct. ACrC Realty, REALTOR, 321 715.0 Mobile Homes "Coni needsl" Serve a utifu purpose again when vu sell thirt with a claitifed ad from tht Sanford Herald Call us today Don'? delay! Just dal 322 1611 oi III 9993 To place your low cos i'xr't ad 830-5500 Peattoi's Inc RETIREFS DREAM- Repo. 1673 Villager, 2 bdrm Set up on lakefront lot. Takeover payments, or pay off balance. Ph 373 0350 Nalor LongwoC'd Cailbart Real Estate 2 bedroom, '71. 60' x I?', set up on Wekiva River, Equity and like over payments. 323 5366 after S Laurel.... Oncein a lifetime offer. We are Silling new mobile homes below dealer's cost. Come in today. Al Pell, Jenny Clark, Assoc. 322.1311 or 322 U53 LOPIGWOOD NEWHOMES 7. pci. f Insnclng-$79.37, Franklin Ramseur, ASSOC. Inc. REALTORSI31.$400 -- 64 Make today Classified ad day. Place ze, to buy, $ell or rent Call 372 2611 or 631 999) - Appliances I WILSON MAIER FU,,TURE buy.sell.trade 311)15 E First St, PINEY WOODS BARN We buy furniture and misc. Sell for 75 pct Consignment. Free FCkupS. Auction Saturday at 7 pm . Sanford. 322 2770 - * Sanford Auction '* Till We Succeed," Elmer Bakalla, Inc. Realtor Fern Park P'JBLIC ADrilOp,. ucn MONDAY NIGHT, Arttiqvt, TVs, Miscellaneous, New and used furniture arid appliances PIuS tptciaI sales (watch ads) IJa 7647 AuctioneerIng Service* COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE Stenstrom Real4l s, CITY - WE'LL PLAY THIS TUNE one more tirnif It'S a melody abci'ji a 2 story. 7 bedrOom home wtt large living room aria fireplace, formal dining room and hg "Pat in" ktthen Drive by 7017 Pf'l rr.'x arJ ire tte r,?cr, r You can see thf .nter ion by Calling REALTOR Associate Role South ward. Alter hours phose 372 6404, Price! Reduced t 525.900 SAN LANTA - WANT A REAL LITTLE JEWEL for Only 177.500? 0 11.1.? OP Associate !orn Raborn recommends flits home at !3 Elcambia Dr. Since we know yOlI Ike the exterior. we can as sire you tt* the interior is lust as rice. Call Sanity for an appoi1 mint. After hOurS pisone 323.417,. 'I I ITY - NOW LISTEN GOOD, LOUIE! We got thiS hare li'tIe If your club or organization would like to be includei in this listing C&I house and garage apartment it 2517 Sanford Avenue on four .ce lgt5, toned MR I Wi-Die parcel is 100' s 74 Price is S7$.t3 Right r'Qvx prpOenty grosses 12,100. and if could be more If .nlecested, call REALTOR Associate )otvt Mero THE SANFORD HERALD t.ftrr rcr5 pP'cre 3'3O2t3 Call 322.2420 Anytime CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT "Sanford' Sates Leader" Your Multiple Listing Agency 372 2611 11J Oil EALTORS 8LSF4UiD. Buy, sill, consIgn, appraise, or special sales out of anything of value. 1200 French Ave. 321734 Sanford, lii 322 7416 24.000 BTU Air Conditioner Call 377 0714 MAITL AND FLEA MART 11 92- Open Sal. & Sun 9$ #362970 1941 H wy PUBLIC AUCTION. Every Wednesday 7 p rn Con s.grmerfl welcome East oil Ion SR 13 It you have anything to Sell or consign, call STAN at 372 97,9 INTERSTATE AUrTION 51 I wk old puppies Halt pit, halt walker Phone 3495111 IV-tCaaao.Stereo Household Goods * *Singer* * GOLDEN TOUCH'N SEW irt sewing cabinet, repossessed Singers best model, winds bobbin ii' machint Fully automatic .Iaay haIanc, of 1)6 cx' tO payments of 1973 Singer ZigZag )f 00 in bobbin, lbg tag arid 3 needle Poilon Like new COfdt,q,. so ld f!w for UI, balance of 143 cash or 5 paymecit of $10 New warranty. $967 Falcon-Automatic Perfect running condition Dealer can Inarce Only 5793 377 5773 Barnacuda-1965 Try to find one Ike thst Automatic, 273 V e, Ac, py.'r steering. Beautiful Dealer 377.577) 1970 Mercury MOntego, MX Brougham interior, yellow & black, full power, ready to on 11215 Call Paul 322. 1631 or 644 50) Dealer $971 IL CAMI?() SPECIAL, 13795 CALL SAM 372 3391 - 1910 VW 3611 Squareback,i conditioned, AM FM radio, speed, beige, deal second car Gat .laver at 1179$. Call Paul at 322 1631 or 644 $011. Dealer IH , 1913 VW Super Beetle, bright orange. I speed, AM FM Stereo, ('f'ly 17.000 mileS, extra clean $971 650- BSA. Excellent condition. $2695 Call Pete at 377 1651, or 644 $600 323170.1 alter 6 W14 Dealer 750 Honda _ F thy Drrsti S l4 ) _ I91 Corvette, T top, ISO V . 1 123 88&4 _______________________________ speed, New polyglass tires, blue, .'t'ite vinyl fop. 13.500 6710362 19 Trucks and Trailers 1963 Impala-Real tough fishing _____________________________ cart Can be seen at Fairway '57 Chevrolet pick up. Al condition. Market on $79? Real reaSonabh" 1700 223 6653 after S 1v73 Ford Pick up, Ranger XLT Custom camper with radio, heater, air, 9.000 ml. Excellent condition 1600 cash and take over payments. 372 7610 alter S p m Flat bed Trailer, 20' steel bed, triple .i.les, electric brakes Suitable fr l''ivy fQu't)c"i'nt or large hc,t 51.195 WIt .ictrpt trade in 323 2962 --------80 Autos for Sale _______________________________ ('acllIac Cc.ti'e Or Vift' th ,hI ht• 'dies Only $995 Dealer 372 _________________________________ Beautiful registered white & silver, long haired German Shepherd I year old Reasonable 373 0532 . 1973 VW Beetle, air conditioned, I speed, AM radio, 19,000 miles Red with black interior. $2693. Call Pope at 377 1631 or 641 Soil Dealer, - lilt Super litetle. automatic stick shift. air, AM radio, low mileage, a real nice car 1209$ Call Don Pope at 322 1653 or 6145011 Dualef-. , (4 1972 Toyota Mark II, I dobrse'qai, air conditioning, I Speed, AM radio, extra clean $269S. Call Don Pope, at 377 1851 or 64.1 5014 Dealer ,!f '13 Pinto. 11,633. Bank will loan $1775; Ph 373 1309 Have a hot weather salci sell ' I ("n't n','ttis f,i%t with a ClEliSified ad in the Sanford Herald. Just dia l' 3277611 or 931 9"13)9993. ,599 1910 Kingwood Station Wagon, 1910 passenger, white with blue in tenor, 377 VI, an O.K Car to ft every need. 51295 Call Pete at )fl 165) or 64.4 SOIl Dealer '6$ Volkswagen Wonen's classic espadrille. Cotton duck upper in natural tone. Crepe rubber sole. 327 óöOOafter I $969 Opel Xactette-Runs perfect ('rater offers Top economy iicu Crider book price 377 5773 CHRIST or CRISIS Sanford "Laymen For Christ" Crusade SANFORD MUNICIPAL AUDITORIUM May 24, 25 & 2 1972 Pinto, 7 door sedan, 14,000 rnilet, metallic green with green deluxe Interior. I speed, header pipe's, chrome wheels, and wide tires Immaculate Reduced $100 for quick sale A fantastic buy at 11695 Call Pete at 3771631 or 641 5014 Dealer. -Vega 111 Station Wagon, automatic, blue with black in tenor, ready to buy at 11 795. Call Paul at 322 1651 or 644 $011 Dealer sites, see the JCP.nney catalog. Like It? Charge it, Us. your JCP.nn.y For unusual Items or hard-to-find charae account. Fri. 7:00 p.m. Sat. 7: lop. m. Sunday Afternoon 2:30pm, Services open to everyone Free Bird Dog, 1 wk.oio, 377 9273 Repossessed- '. Fishing Boat, Skip Jack Good Condition. $63 Call 373 7146 71' - Sporticraft loaded, with trailer. 180 Merc cruise. MUST SELLI Will take Small saitbolt n trade. 127 2629. - ROBSON'MARINE 2971 Hwy. 11.97 377.5961 For Sale Don't Stop Female Cocker Spaniel pippy wk5 , AKC registered. 1100 Phone 373 7156 Late model apartment size electrc ranges Guaranteed. 13995 Wayne's Quality New & Used Furniture. 1200 French Ave Ph 3236110 Can delver _ Will purchase first or second CLIFF JORDAN mortgages in any conditIon, REALTOR 631 6772 Southeastern Acceptance Cor. pOnahon, 621 1173. Lease wIth optiofl to buy-4 bedroom, 2 bath, 3 story' with 2 Lost pets are usually found fast with separate apartments. 134 5692. a low cost cle;iified ad in the Sanford Herald. Dial 323.26$) or 631 999s. SO Miscellaneous "We GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES forsale Callnow!t' 372 7006 K enmore washer & dryer $50 each or $60 for both Ph 3731309. - LONG WOOD Another roaring 20 priced home. TPt. one is 132.000 for 3 bdrms, ta'rly room, eat in kitchen, tenced bard Who said pti(CS weren't go-rig down Tn.s one did Pets and Supplies - .. Miniature Dachshunds, AKC $50 Animal Haven Grooming & Boarding eflneIs. 322 KENMORE WASHER, parts, serv ice, used machines, MOONEY APPLIANCES, 3230697. Assume Payments a-i-.-"- "--,,Qme oIr Kepessessons. AM-FM radio, Garrard record IStO Choose from I3I.2373. Dealer, OYOWNER__3 bedroom, 7 both"j player, I track tape and home. 2 c<nes In country. Central psychedelic lights bullt into a Pc.t.aL, 1"i 1.1 a - -- beautiful Span! bar. Assume 43 Lots and Acreage payments. Ph. 417.1577 for free Cute 7 bedroom home in Winter home trial. Hallmark, 1765 W. Park. $13,900. Ideal ton renting, No APOPKA Fairbanks, Winter Park, Forest City area Several nice existing mortgage. 634 3633. duplex lots. Cleared, ready to biId on 13.300 each 54 Garage-Rummage TAFFER REALTY ALTAMOPITF ARFA Sales Near Rolling tills Golf Course, Nice 1100E. 25th SI, trees. $00' x 150'. 17,500, 337665$ FOREST CITY AREA GARAGE SALE Lakefront site. You'll love this for Toys, furniture & many miscel building you home. 16.500. lareous items. 2113 Empire Place, 3 Bdrm. $16,900 LAKE MAC ROAD Sanford, Thit concrete block home is car Near $t, John's Marina, S acres. ___ MOVING OUT SALE Nice trees. High & dry. Terms. peted and completely fenced Double bid $10. Wall oven & table $15,000. located in a 'quiet neighborp,00t top stove, $30 Old bottles, electric cloie to schools and shopping portable organ, $10. Color IV, $23 Excellent financing available Cev, $75 Much more Wed Everest Realty, Inc. Thu's Friday only 69 W. 9th St REALTORS, 1601 S H*y. 17.92 REALTORS 196W. Lake Mary Blvd. Sanford, 323 4353or8432333 Ma'tl*cd, Open 7 days. WE TAKE TRADES -Hey KiciS looking for an extra dollar? Ask Mom and Dad to let EVEREST you have a classifed ad garage 36 Income and 821 0606 sale... Investment Property NO QUALIFYING Longwood 3 bedroom home. Boats& Marine Only $400 down, Washington Oaks, 3 Zoned industrial. Great location, bedroom, i baths, 209 Terry Equipment Must sill priced at only Lane. Monthly terms. 821.1673 CIIM Jordan REALTOR Phyllis a t.,.rii, TV nir evinruge, Winter Park. Tilt Capponl Assoc.$31flfl trailer, 51)30. 322554. "Stop Urn!" 65 KIRBY VACUUM Sales & Service For free home presentation without Obligation, call 323 1330 ---- I ABLE RENT a LL. '. ti tit' tupment to Serve you. 1016 S French Ave., Sanford. 3736310, Pent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet $tar'ipooer for only II per day CARROLL'S FURNITURE - 31? if 59 53 Equipment for Rent **Stereo Bar** PLACE HOMES NORTH FORREST GREENE INC. I 167 Vw Motorcycles 18 A small classified ad brings big returns. Try one and see. Call 377 28fl or 631 9993. NEW 30" gas range Avocado -153 52 - Lawn and Garden 1966 model. Double Thunderbird sharp. Only 169$ Dealer. 372 5;; Barracuda-- 1967, Dealer offers 273 V 6, 1 speed Just what you've been looking for. 3275173. Condition, $Y50 323,427 1 Autos for Sale 80 196.1 Thtlnderblrd Needs work. Best offer 636 9025. - NELSON FLORIDA ROSES Woodruff's Farm & Garden Center 60$ Celery Ave,, Sanford Brand new, 2 couches with bolsters Can be? separate single beds or corner set, Reasonable, 323.50$? _________ 133 Hwy. 1792, " Mile South of Hwy. 434, at Lake Kathryn Estates - 62 Household Goods Convertible sofa bed, needs recovering, and two chairs. $10. 2 Mahogany end tablet, $10; Large lamp, 1$; Roberts & Gilman 21 Hour Service Call 322.7fl$ I Si dI%? '63 VW-blue with tCcOflditlOfled inferior. 1 speed & tapedeck, $700 322 0100 after 4. q00 "- Beautiful hOm, 211 lots, orange tries, 3 bedroom, fireplace. carpeted, central air 1 heat, new roof, Close to schools 1. hospital. By owner 137,500. 210 Vir. ginia Ave327 1195, 323 21414. Three bedroom, I' a bath, new ki (hen CabinetS, stOy, trait free r trigfjitor, central heat 1. ii 121,000. . 's zj bath, carpet, fenced in yard Central M.A. $73,503. 373 7491 TPree bedroom. one bath, Slovi refrigerator. Shag. carpet. fin rur black interior, I speed and radio, low mileage, a real flICC car. Priced for immediate uI. $1195. Call Paul at 372 1651 or 644 5014 Dealer s,çpp 3T0 4 LMP. 3 bedroom, 1' bath. Fenced in back yard and family room, 373 6153 after S MUIU 1971 VW Beetle, marina blue with , TO WRE H\ U. (,}, 24 3544$ FnenhAy Days 3777212 All brick. Central hut & air, ti r pete'd. 3 bedroom, 1'j or 2 bit Itt hornet. Model open 16 pm. IIS Valincia C?. Norm NOTICE 400-- SANFORD REALTY VA-NO wm-No Cloiing Costs FHA'-LOW Down-.Low Closii Costs REALTOR - :)day* ' HERALD I?' Fiberglass Tn Hull boat, 70 HP mnqor, trailer & electric trolling motor. $900 total 345 3$$4 67-A Feed JIM DANDY FEEDS BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR 68 Wanted to Buy - ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED T prices paid, used, any con UIWJ1 04 aia rvrn,rr CASH 322 1137 For used furniture, appliances, UIs, etc Buy I or $001 items Larry'S Marl. 213 Sanford Ave ________________________ 69 Stamps-Coons To buy and sell gold or silver coins. contact us firs?. We also buy bulk slyer cons SEMINOLE COIN CENTER, 109 W ISO 323 1157 75 Campers Travel Trailers Huntsman camp 0 Se taned. Like new. Fits 6*4' Pickup bed. 1600 1970 Chevy truck. available also large capacity pool filter & motor, new, $230. 377 7111 Directory of Experts Ready A dw Air' CondltlonIig Home improvements Central Heat & Air Conditioning For free estimates, call Carl Harris, at SEARS in Sanford. 322 Put a classitied ad to work 101 today Call 122 2611 or $31 9993 CENTRAL HEAT & AIR Salts. Service I lnstallaflon Free Ettimaic Ph. 67A 2178 AppRaflC!1 -_ FuIIIineGEApplances Sanford Electric Company' 2S27 Park Drive, 3fl.)542 Motor Home Call Pete at 3771651 Want Ads For Complete motor home sales arc? service, stop by Bring Results SANFORD REC VEE SERVICE 7311W. ISO St 37 4111 To Serve You! Ph. 322-2611 Apache tent camper. Good cart ditlofl. Wired for electricity Extras 1100 3272572 Beauty Care 197$ VW Pop Top Campmobile, low mileage, extra clean 1.3.293, Call Don Pope, 377 1651 or 64.1 5014 Dealer. TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON (formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook) 319 E 'Pin,, 372 5717 Painting Ki'chen.Batnroom CaDinesa, Counter tops, Sinks. Installation rvaitable. Bud Cabetl 3276012 WE'LL DO YOUR PAINTING P lob too small. Ph 333 1579 or 32) $769 after 8 Vp Interior, exterior plastering. Plaster pitching and simulated brick & Stone specialty. 372 2760, Pest Control LeloneoTourfnienctyaoysprs,lp you word your classified ad Call J22 2411 or I); 99ç3, ' ART BROWN PEST CONTROL 2547 Park Drive 372 1365 -'-._- BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVEMENTS Small Jobs Wanted 372 1336,"lakeMamy" Pet Care PET REST INN. Boarding & Grooming Ph. 327,4057, *LEACH ALUMINUM. Awnings Skirting . carprw$ scrn enclosures. rescreening 373 4475 * QUALITY FENCING• Pressure Cleaning EXTERIOR PRESSURE CLEANING - Chain link, wood, field Free estimates day or night. $67 $056 QUALITY Door's'-Specializing in front door replacement. Ex pert .rstalla$iort and starting. MI.Lund Doors - $119 E Altamonse. $ 1312 ADDITIONS, BLOCK WORK Carpentry & Concrete Work PHONE 323 1151 I - Floor Waucsng, Window 373 0643 NOLOPIGER USED CAMPING GEAR IS IN DEMAND SELL It NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD F SPRING CLEANING "Impa" Wash & Spra Kleen Exterior walls, eaves, patio, watk, 6. roots, Removes mildew, fungus, mud dobbers. wasps & socie" 1 webS in M97 I - 16' Bonita, SS HP Johnson & Trailer. Travel Cover, fully equipped Excellent condition, $1,250. ($) J45 S119. S8 Bicycles ,,, - - ,,, bikes, bIKes, DIKE'S ,.,,, 16 Auto Repairs Part s.Accessorjes I? Volt Batteries 511 95 REEL'S BODY SHOP 1109 Sdfltoi'd Avenue All size's and models, 10 speeds, 5: 17 Junk Ca rs Removed Speeds, and standard bikes now available at Firestone Store Call t.bar&ncd, unwanted lunk cars 372 0241 hauled away Your cost, $10 Orlirdo, 795 6191 anytime Custom built electric drives. In stalled on your adult tricycle Normal peddling speeds to help 19 Motorcycles up hill and tong rides. 372 523.4 Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 61 Building Materials 373 3666 Used 2*15 and 2 x 6's Entire lot $75 1914 SummerlinAv ,Sanford 1973 Hgrc?a 500, 2600 milet, with 6.000 ri warranty Extra Clean $1500. 3?) 4377 - Carpenfry VINCENT'S CARPENTRY interior Trim, Paneling, Custom Carpintry No lob too small Licensed & Bonded 371 5477. Carpentry, Remodeling, Additions, Custom Work, Free Estimate's Licensed Bonded. 3716011 Boa? in the way! Sell it fast and easy with a low cost ClasSified adt Carpet Cleaning 'Better-way Carpet Care 4" Janitorial Service Free Est. One Price includesall'!! I)) 063$ Plumbing stopped up, power mower won't start' Get the Service you reed from clacsiliec? ads MASTERPIECE ALUMINUM Replacement windows, Carports. Screen Enclosures, Gutters, Awnings, Sidinq. Free estimates Ph 6762528. -. - Reduceyut electric bill with complete ceiling & wall Ifl5Uliti Freeestimates Ashton Insulation (904) 1$9 7710. 7-red Of poor krv'ce' Call Lawn Care Speciatlts , Commercial Re1oentaal Free Es? 372 7267. Yard Clean up, trim, arid mowing Service. Call us Eves. after $p ru 3731066 kiln dealer. 10 5 i, used ltut%iJ'ty & Sunday. 312792). .'.OW. EDGE. LOT CLEAN UP & LIGHT HA(",ING. PH. 373 7711 SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO 210 Magnolia Ave. fl 4472 Used Forn Equipment will sell fast and edlywltPia ClasSified Ad. Call 3277611 or $31 9663. Guns "AN FOPDLONG RIFLE SHOPPE Mu2JIe Loading, Arms & Ac Cenories 710 S Sanford Ave Want Ads Bring Results 1 Tree Service AAA TREE SERVICE, mechanical Slump griridrug, licensed, bonded insured 636 3712 Truck Rentals RYDER PEJuITS TRUc.,$ Ecoriolin, Vans to Diesel Tractors I div I year. 321 5316 Upholstery ACE DECORATORS- 20 yrs C' perience Free pickup, delivery and work estimates All guaranteed D'coun' riteS Ph 4S i - -H!the 3214 I or thr finest preparation Of r,14 concrete etc ,call B& C r re I 122 3560. 373 12$.) that look, Ceramics Glass-Mirrors All types free estimates L rcensedl, Bonded, Insured No Obligation Russ Switl'ienbank $34 ' - MID FLORIDA LAWN SERVICE NO JOB IS TOO SMALl Residential or Commercial, Call for tree es? 373 7774, 323 0616 voucan't beat classified acit for fast results Check classifieds everyday *EXPERT ROOFING' Sandblasting Lawn Service LAWN CARE' For OfessionatIy maintained Call RALPH, 323 5951 Roofing = Need painting done! For finest In Painting work Call 54W Paint. ing Co 373 SO3S. Licensed & Do /tded. AAA PAINTING and paper hanging, commercial or residential cap tradesman, guaranteed materials and workmanship. Free cn, sultation and estimating,671.3237 WdDrflng DICK JOYCE WELL DRILLINGS 3" and larger, pumps, sprinklers Waturcosdltioners, 3724610 WLL$ DR ILL ED.PUMPS 'SPRINKLE R SYSTEMS All types and sizes We repair and Service 5 11P4E MACHINE I SUPPLY CO 201W ?no St 1711 L Event , Starts Wednesday, May 22 SANFORD, FLORIDA Sanford Plaza CilJLreduf Dial SANFORD EWINGCENTER )O7AEast. 51 31, Sanford. 322111), klvis 869 146 Open 10.00 am 111 9:00 pm Monday thru Saturday '1 .4, frI �1'enney summer fashion sale 2Q% off shiftsR 'l 4 r sales for gi Sale 240 ip 20% off• swimsuits 14 and up. Sale 5.60 Rag. $7. Misses' chambray /denim look shifts in strawberry applique style, shirt front style or tunnel waist. Cotton/polyester. 10-16. Sale $4. Reg. $5 Sizes 10 to 18 Sizes 38 to 44, reg. $6. Sale 4.80 Button-front shifts in shirt styles, seersucker style or check/dot assortment. Cotton, CottOn/polyn qreat ne.'. IeS ~f - --;7~7 7.-- ~z ,4Ut1)1 Sale prices effective through Monday, May 27th. Like It? Charge it. Use your JCPenney charge account. For unusual sizes and hard-to-find items, see the JCPenney catalog. Rag. $3. Little girls' shirred crop-top or shirred halter top in polyester/cotton knit. Assorted prints; sizes 3-6x. Sa1e24° rj an '$1 è 'I I t s..,. Big savings on a terrific collection of swimsuits in one and two piece styles (some with their own cover-ups). Choose from solids and sparkling prints in the colors and looks you love. But be early for best selection. Those are real bathing beauties. 52 - Sale6A0 Rag. $8. Junior shifts in assorted mini-styles. Fashion solids, twin prints, dots in '74 colors EicvrrA acetat e/ nylon. 7-13. r A 4 1c& 1 #t.-.. &"/o OJT SUfl-Dflgfli DIKIflIS tor girls 3 to 6x and 7 to 14. Sale 520 6~k rT'- - Rag. 6.50. Girls' nautical / bikini in polyester/nylon knit has a seagoing applique on \ the halter bra, denim trunks. Assorted colors; sizes 7to14.( 20% off all sandals. Sale 263 j \ Reg.3.29. Little glrls llnedprint bikini in polyester/cotton. Assorted patterns, colors; 3to6x V\ / ' W, . JSale4,7c % .14. Reg. . ss e 5 99.Cro -w ave i vamp sandal s from Italy with buckled sling back, low 6/8k heel. White. Sizes 5 to 10. I ] Sale 5.59 Sale 7.18 cushion crepe sole, "Ito uretnane upper. Sizo.i 5 to 10. Rag. 6.99. T-strap Italian sandal with sling back, lots of wide open spaces. White urethane. B 1I L .7 '1 R g. 5.99. Italian sling-back Sale 4.79 Rag. 5.99. Italian thong sandal with wide Instep strap, buckled sling back, tiat solo. White. B 5-10. Ii Sale price .flectiv. Monday May 27. Charge lfl Why wail, when you can Sale 4.79 e Rag. L99. Woven vamp ilallan sandal with cork wedge. sew. now. sandal with open-tab front, tn-strapped vamp. White urethane, Sizes 5 to 10. ale 360 g. 4.50. Girls' bright ~ Inls In acrylic crepe ye elastic back closing assorted halter styles, itching sklr:ny pants. •:. , $ NO : ; ''- •'1 .. - �-- enney - --- --- -.----- •- - ---._. --•--•• .• . 5- - :-u-. -=- --.__--__).----- --- -- - -' -f-- - - - --.----•• __5;:_-._ - ___• - •--•- •--•----•--_•••-.--•- ••- -•- ': -- I. summer sale for boys le nen ii r Sale 238 -ii O N Rag. 2.98. Denim Jean shorts with frayed bottoms, yoke back, Western pockets. In no-iron polyester/ cotton denim twill; navy, berry, white. Boys' 8-18. Sizes 3-7; reg. 1.50. Sale 1.20 L .1 - Sale 9 I4 I I- Reg. 2.49. Blazer striped tank top in polyester/combed Cotton knit. Navy, white, or berry; boys' sizes S(8), M(10/12), L(14/16), XL(18/20). 359 Sale Rag. 4.49 No-Iron Western leans with flared bottom. in !ong wearing polyester/cotton; navy, berry, white. Sizes 8-18 regular and slim. Husky sizes 8-20; reg. 4.98, Sale 3.98 Little boys' sizes 3-7 regular and slim. Rag. 3.79, Sat. 3.03 I Sale prices effective thru Monday 27th. LIki It? Charge It. Use your JCPenney charge account. For unusual sizes or hard-to-find Items, see the JCPenney catalog. on tanl(toPs, j eans, an(j Jean stio Oo I k I .I ipa .A-Am B • .t r. - S Easymcare, long-wearing olyesterAcotton, Boys' sizes from bogto little. Streaks for boys, made exclusively for us by Kede. S a, %V11.92 0 on entire line of boy's swirinwear, 20% off men's swimwear. S Rag. 3.49. Boys' swim trunks In woven polyester/cotton have boxer style elastic waist, full support. Assorted solid colors with contrast striped trim. Sizes S(8), M(10/12), L(14/16), XL(18/20). 2-7; req. 2 49, Sale 1.99 Cotton lorry tank top in contrast-trim or numeral-trim style. S,M,L.XL 44' Sale 279 ale 238 ra2 IVTJSale238 cotton terry top in V neck or crew 7f I ii neck. Great new -'.....'f i 4, colors, including ..--i "t" ennis combi/ ii L.__LI(rj1 h nations. S,M,LXL 627 I 'I I ARE Sale 158 50 9 Rag. 1.98. Boys' all cotton terry tank top in solid colors with contrail trim. Sizes S(8), M(10/12), L(14/16), XL(18/20). Sale 359 Sale558 Reg. 4.49. Athletic-look I trunk in 3OIIdS or prints with contrast piping, side vents, built-in nylon support. Polyester/cotton, S.M,L,XL New Streaks are sturdy cotton duck with matching rubber toe cap and bumper. Cushion insole, arch cushion, heriingbone design rubber sole. 3-6. Little bcys' sizes 10-2 D; 8,99 I / - flog. 6.98. Zip-front swim trunks with side vent, built-in-support. Classic darks, brights. plus new prints. 100% texturized Sale '798 Reg. 9.98. Button-front cabana top In solids, and new pouts, all accented by contrast stitching. 100% toxturized polyester S.M.L.XL. IL ..... ,. - . - S g -- -. - .. Sal 558 flog. 6.98. Contrast. trim lace-up"surf" styling in new solid shades, cotton. Sizes 28-38, 599 Sturdy boat oxfords with heavy cotton duck upper, cushion in-sole arch support, matching duck tape. Navy, white, 6 1/2 - 12. For unusual sizes and hard-tofind Items, see the JCPenney catalog. ar �Save&lto1011off ice cream freezers. Sale 1088 CPenney Rig. 15.99. JCPenney 6-quart manual Ice cream freezer has double wall woodgrain poly- porch and patio sale styrene tub, carrying handle. 4-quart manual ice cream freezer, reg. 13.99. Sale 8.88 -. %J_ e nny awn and garden sa e Salei888 Rig. 28.99. JCPenney 6-quart electric Ice cream freezer has textured wood tub with Early American accents, plastic liner, heavy duty motor. 4-quart electric ice cream freezer, reg. 21.99, Sale 14.88 Chaise, reg. $53, Sale I ' •. V . :'*p I •A •".' $45 •7 Pair of end benches, reg. 11.50,Sa1e9 5° _____ IP I. ___ I / I = : -- • -, - •- :•c Oö & - Al Tete-a-tete, reg. $79.aIe \ -•' ___ • •- -• - __4• • 0209 V - s1cII1 Save $12 \ I Deluxe saw buck, reg. $47, Sale 3 ...:, q, ii JH- A1N) * Save $18 Reg. 79.99. Sale 67.99. 22" 31/1 H.P. steel deck rotary mower. Safety features, muffler, easystart engine, height-of-cut adjuster. U-1 i t I Rag. 119.99. Sale 101.99. 20" 4 H.P. 'rear bagger" steel mower rear catcher kit, lets you trim on both sides. Vertical pull, easy-start engine, height adjusters, quiet muffler, adjustable folding handle. I a Save 15 Rag. 99.99. Sale 84.99. 22" 3 1/2 H.P. steel deck power mower with muffler, all safety features, on-handle engine Controls, height-of-cut adjuster. Sale prices effective thru Monday 271h Like It? Charge It. Use your JCPenney charge account. For unusual sizes and hard-to-find Items, see the JCPenney catalog. Save now Rocker, reg. $38, Sale 32 onJCPenney Big savings on your - - - - -- I --- rn re. Chairs, rockers, tab es rotary Id - - -4 4 -4 -- — -- benches, and more Club chair, reg. $33, mowers. 20" 21"and 22" widths, cast aluminum or steel decks, rear agger and self propelled models. Sale 28 Save $20 ) '\. .0/ in fine California redwood. ) Save on outdoor braziers, grills, wagons and kettles- - . power Reg. 119.99. Sale 99.99. 21" 3 1/2 H.P. cast aluminum deck mower has all safety features, vertical-pull, easy-start engine, suction lift, height-of-cut adjuster, washout port, under-deck muffler. 0207 We've cut prices on other lawn needs, too. '1 4 -,. --. :•.• /_ ----- - • . c: ) \ - - gave s Reg 23.99. Sate 19.99. JCPenney steel wagon grill features fully recessing door, 'lull-view' window, adjustable fire box. Like it? Charge It. Us. your JCP.rrney Charge Account. Save$10 34.99. Sal. 24.99. Rectangular aluminum wagon can't rust or corrode, has two 18 x 14" redwood Side shelves, stainless steel grid, dual vent system. Avocado. Save $5 W Save $5 Rig. 11.99. Sale 13.99. JCPenney hooded brazier has oven door with glass panel, louvered draft; Chrome-plated grid, stick-shift grid adjister. Hood covers 2/3 of bowl. 88 $499 Rig. 32.99. Sate 27.99. JCPenney cast aluminum kettle with 380 sq, in. cooking surface, hinged top, plus op and bottom draft, easyroll wheels. I JCPenney 50 II nylon reinforced hose with solid brass coupling. 75 ft. hose, 7.44, f/fl 1! L Sat. price. effective thru Monday 27th I . --• JCPenn!iom 3 cu. it. wheel barrow with tubeless semi-pneumatic tires, tubular steel handles, sleeve bearing wheel. Save $15 Rag. 99.99. Sate 84.99 JCPenney 2 H.P. 4-cycle edger with 6" wheel, safety guard overblade, safety mud flat. �- Sale5?R ennéy latex paint sale NCRAFT Reg. 9.99. On. Coat Plus exterior latex dries to a hard _______ enn oil rer tool sale flat finish that resists stains, fading, and yellowing. One Coat Plus exterior base, reg. 8.99, Sale 599 ,PENNCRAFT Reg. 8.99. One Coat Plus Interior semi-gloss latex dries to touch in about one hour. It's washable, durable and stain resls!ant. No painty odor. Reg. 39.99. Sale 29.99. '/." variable speed reversible drill with 100% ball and needle bearings. Speed-Loc action that locks speed at any level, double Insulation. gn62(Is !LJ1 FT ERIOR/LATEX. t wJ _ .......' 415-- Lj (j • Sale 59• Reg. 8.99. One coat Pius Interior latex paint dies to a soft, flat, velvet sheen. it's durable finish stays beautiful oven after repeated washings. Wide selection of colors. pe1 coat : AC \ Save 150 Reg. 6.49. Sale 4.99. Electric engraver with tungsten tip. Lets you code your valuables adjusts to heavy or fine engraving on metal, plastic, glass, wood, oven leather. 0 FLAT L C FLAT 1001.80 NON-YELLOWING WHITE ONE GALLON Save $5 Reg. 39.99. Sale 34.99. 71/4 ' double In. sulated circular saw with security swil to prevent accidental starts, bail bean construction, blade exposure control. $4 onOne( )at vius exterior, )ave on interior I ex paint. Quick and easy to apply, Hands and tools clean up in soap and rater. I r El 1 20% off extension ladders. Save$3 on 1/2 HEP JC Penney paintSP rayer 0 Saie10^,q to 3679 Reg.22.99 to 45.99. JCPsnn.y aluminum extension ladders have mar-resistant Cycolacf,end caps, dependable die cast aluminum locks, flat step rungs for comfort. Sizes 16 to 28'. baie 13599 Sale prices effective thru Monday 271h. Like It? Charge It. Use your JCP.nn.y Charge Account For unusual sizis or hard-to-find ferns a.. the JCPenney Catalog. Reg. 189.99. Sale 135.99. Va H.P. portable tank compressor/sprayer holds 12-gals. Features automatic control pressure switch, 8" rubber tire wheels for easy mobility, 81" cord, 15' hose. SSW pric.4 utf•cttve thru Monday 271h Like It? Charge It. Use your JCPenn.y charge account. For hard-to-find Items and unusual sizes, see your JCPenney catalog. I I dL A �2'. 0 I 1j:L ('IDellliey Save 20% on traditional swivel rockers, too. - I Cool savings on our contour• custom auto air conditioners. .1 f urniture sale —if r1 Sale 7996 Reg. 99.95. Tufted rayon crushed-look velvet swivel rocker. Steel base has rocking or swivel action. Light mustard, dark lettuce. Reg. 139.95. Luxurious woven rayon velvet swivel rocker. Padded arms and attached pillow back. 5-legged steel base for relaxing rocking and swivel action. Darkest avocado. . Save 55.O Reg. 274.95. Sale 219.88. Contour custom air condtlonerg for passenger cars. Sleek front panel fits perfectly under dash. Available for: Vega, Pinto, Nova/Ventura, pri, Datsun, Opel, Toyota. Sale.Save Sale 11196 Ii s I " " 1 I1LJ -L .j nney center U Like It? Charge It. Use the JCPenney Time Payment Plan, - t..) Flarcherd furniture for your home. Totally coordinated collection. Soft vinyl Cushions. Exposed wood is walnut-finish hard elm. 87" sofa, reg. $299 ................Sale $239 Swivelrocker, reg. $189 ...........Sale $151 Al" love seat, reg. $269 ...........Sale $215 Lounge chair, reg. $179 ...........Sale $143 Ottoman, reg. $59 .................Sale $47 End table, reg. $79 .................Sale $63 Cocktail table, reg. $?9 ............ Sale $63 61" bar, reg. $199 ................. Sale $159 Bar stool, reg. $89 .................Sale $71 IIII.kor k't I W A •' A W"i WA V 1I W - j Safe prices effective through Monday 271h Like It? Charge it. Use your JCPenney charge ftccOUnt. w - ------- - - ------U p t Sale prices effective thru Monday 27th. �MIR -, --.-- - 4 (;1;) enne11 auto center Mileagemaker Nylon. Four ply nylon cord tire In the wide 78 series profile. oaem slaewaII, Wrap-around tread. No trade-In required. Blackwafl tubeless Tire size Only + led. ta* A78-13 16.95 1.78 C78-14 21.95 2.07 E78-14 22.95 2.24 F78-14 25.95 2.41 G78-14 27.95 2.55 560-15 21.95 1.78 • CoMpennM ey PIPM 79 wow -A Tj JCPenney auto center Save 1936 U A. R! ra SURVIVOR on our a month :317 ttp,.--.rv. WRAP AROUND TREAD steel belts With 40 --- ::-'--' ro A = annsins 44A A I Reg. 27.95. Sale 18.59, with trade-in. Survivor 36. Our low cost 12 volt battery. In group sizes 24. 24F, 22F, 22NF, 42, to lit most American cars. Survivor 36 six volt battery, sizes 1 and 19L. Save 8.36 Reg. 24.95 Sale 16.59 with trade-in. Survivor 36 month guarantee Shouii any Penney Survr 313 B.ittr 1 full tIII nir.'l, l'.j.; •'n 1.? rflrr' return tile Peniy5 wicl it will be replaced if no oatra crirqo Atlftr the rupl,icemerl Per 1(4 but prior to the oipirSt,On clitp of the qL),'1ranftV JCPenney Company #wiIf ri,ci' the fl.itti'y cirrnr Oril I fr tf' PI''''' I of nn..frlp f,'I'' t?'(' r.urr.r t''' •it Ii'.' trt,,. ? !.?LJ?. )(lllI JbI'f t?i. IT fl!!Mrn guarantee. 2 BELTS OF STEEL JCPenney steel belted tire In the wide 78 series profile. Four plies of polyester cord with two belts of steel. Wrap around tread. Modern whitewall design. No trade-In required. Whitewall tubeless. V size -14 F78-14 G78-14 H78-14 G78-15 H78-15 178-15 Save 14.99 Reg. Sale 44.95 29.96 15.66 16.32 46.95 48.95 31.29 3263 2.83 3.01 16.99 50.95 33.96 3.20 16.66 49.95 17.33 51.95 18.66 1 55.95 33.29 3.07 + fed. tax 2.67 34.62 - 3.28 37.29 - 3.50 4 PLIES OF POLYESTER JCP[PIN[y PASSENGER TIRE GUARANTEE ROAD HAZARD AND WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEE Out Pass.ng,r Tires are gustanlo9d against failures caused by toad hazard and defects In material Of workmanship for the life of the original Iroad until worn to the wear indicators which appear when 2/3 of tread remain. If a tire fail, before lOS of the original tread Is used, we will replace the (Ire at no2extra char". HOW AOJUgTupjy IS MADE I, player with multiplex radio, individual volume and tone controls, thumbwheel tuning and channel selector button. Comes with two convertible speakers. In r*furn for the tire. JCP.nney will, at our option, repair or replace it charging only I.n the proportion Of the current selling p11cc Plus Federal Excise Tag that represents tread used. WEAR OUT GUARANTEE Our Passenger Tire, are guaranteed against wear out for the number of months specified. If the tires wear down to the wear Indicator, which appear when 2 / 3 2'01 tread remain. we will adjust the tire Wearoul caused by misalignment is excluded HOW ADJUSTMENT FOR WEAROUT IS MADE In return for the tire, JCPenney will replac, it charging Federal Excise Tan plus the current s.Hlng price loss the following allowance for the new tire: Monthly Guarantee Period Allowance Monthly Guarant,, Period is Allowance lOS 36 l 39 1910 26 25% 15 . 40 and over 27to35 30% 20% Sale This guarantee applies to fires used on private Passenger cars and 0th., flon-commprejaj vehicles only. .- •: S. - +x prices effictiv. thru Monday 27 - -.--.- -f -,-•-e S• -:;- 17 . = is .. S. . - Reg. 59.95. Now 39.88 1: I a-.. JCPenney portable 8 track stereo tape payer features separate volume controls for each channel, adjustable tone control, channel lights, and automatic or manLal program selector. Speakers separate up to 6 ft. Operates AC with cord or DC with batteries. UL listed. S - a I • I I Tow, = F -.-.- ---.. We will install new lintnqs. rehuifti wheel cylinders, resurface drums, repack front wheel bearings, install new grease seals, refill and bleed hydraulic system and road test t JCP.nn.y charge account. Sale I Premium drum brake overhaul. t ) Save30% on our prices effective thru Monday 271h. �Penney auto center and Air adjustable shocks. 4995 aset aWAA& M 77 t4 -- or-WE JCPenney air adjustable shock absorbers with heavy duty 1 3/16" piston. Shock absorbers are adjustable to individual load conditions and can support up to 1000 lbs. per set. Enclosed air spring bag is protected from road hazards. Guaranteed for 2 years or 24.000 miles _ -V JCP.nn.y Shock Absorber Guarantee. If a JCPenney Original Equipment Replacement. Front Overload, Hear Overload, or Mr Adjustable Shock Absorber fails duo to defects in material or workmanship, or wear out, within 2 years from date of purchase, or 24.000 miles, whichever comes first, and while the original purchaser owns the car, we will replace the Shock Absorber at no extra charge. Just notify us and present your proof of purchase. There will be an additional installaton charge unless the Shock Absorber war, oriqinalty uistaItc'd by JCPonney A p Heavy duty muffler 1199 ) enney heavy duty muffler features double wrapped construction and welded internal tubes for longer wear. Galvanized finish. Guaranteed for as long as you own your car. JCP.nn.y Heavy Duty Muffler Guarantee. If a JCPenney Heavy Duty Muffler fails after installation by a Penney Auto Center, duo to defective merchandise or workmanship or wear out while the original purchaser owns the car, just contact us and a Penney Specialist will replace the Heavy Duty Muffler at no extra charge. Guarantee form must be presented when having any repair work done under the guarantee, Saux%5180on a set of fourwheels, Regular 80. Sot':our. for 88 $ A F/X I piece aluminum wheel. JCPenney A FIX one piece aidminum wheel. Permanent mold aluminum with slotted styling, deep dish design. Hub, chrome plated steel tugs included. 14x6 with 4Y," or 416" bolt circle. 14x7 with 4 3/40 or 4 1/2U bolt circle. ) R.g. 159.80 set of four for Sale 4 for $gg. I I it sale �F)eriri F s ummer home sale I ,;ave 20% on our Ji\Jk 1wilmal%0EN ,Ir. No-iron e ymcare cotton plaid for cottagi dens, camp beds. Sa 63 74x105" twin Reg. 7.99. Bright bold woven plaid in long-wearing heavyweight cotton. Red/while/blue, bright green/ dark green. Full size bedspread 86005", reg. 8.99, Sale 7.19 48x36" matching drapery; reg. 7.50, Sale 6.00 48x45' drapery; reg. 8.00, Sale 6.40 Sale Prices offactive thru Monday 27th [0 'a • a - I rj 8 '- f c.i e; Jr. n 24 04 LL A Zi Jf -. 0 i 5 U) L F 0 '°° f LL IL idw zoo LC q ' :Sw ZZ - IL !iIi 1 cc 2 O 4DO 52x45' Sheer tailored panels of polyester knitted ninon in white, off white, gold, celery, sage green. MactTine washable in warm water, little or no ironing. 52x63", 2.89; 52x84", 3.29; 80x54". 5.79 W ,cO hIi' O Z ig C W V 00B z IL 10 (*1 Z 4L cc 1" .214Zrr ZZ 4C.4 C\j IL 5b. e a. g :2CO E %b 1 LE 1Jji g — 8 03 2a N IL O J49 I rH1r Lu I =±! CLCM l I 1 • I �— ----- T*1 — - - -- CX MIA FIR. MEL Oc 0 =:lqo ~E I 31 5!cn 7 . I: CA cM e Je. 1t /JJ m I - - I - 9;3 cr Mc IMP Cl) E E V.' 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E I (D iol, ;.c N 0 ~; 4m c C-0.6; T_ Ul 0 c WX aj B co .0 0 J E _E ,ob.o _______ 'U _ 0 to 1• I, I F -000- a 23 ICO 0 Z Cr E" I1 II q U Foom I JL ci H 11 cn co) M m cn Dflut i&i, ca N H CO:fl i C r o C13 E2 73 -- a co 40 10 I c cu P% 14Y z L I'hi I CL 06 m _ W CC L 20 ___ cc __- : ___ Ul CL CL CL co ca all cr ___ Z CL CU Lj z E, o lioiI .' J oc b. " a ---- — �- its _ -.- Cr Cr ml CL a wI oV VI hhf CD I - . says Miss Hearst told him she joined the SLA A youth C) w rO _______ CL Cl) IT ,• ' — —. —I' CDI' sb 0 : of her own free will. 1 Charges Facing New — CL c tD C,) p Survivors Patty, SLA LOS ANGELES (Al') Patricia Hearst and two comrades faced additional charges today stemming from two alleged kidnapings as hundreds of police searched for the three believed to be the remnants of the Syrnblonese Liberation Army. Heavily armed police swarmed into the Los Angeles suburb of Van Nuys and into a neighborhood in Sacramento Tuesday night in response to some of the scores of citizen reports claiming to have seen Miss Hearst and two SLA members, William and Emily Harris. Neither report checked out. But FBI agent Charles Bates, in charge of this case since Miss Hearst was kidnaped 3½ months ago, said early today a tip will check out sooner or later. He appeaieo LU WC wree W SUITW1UCU LU dVUIU Illul __._•_I bloodshed. A youth who said Miss Hearst and the Harrises pair of 49-cent socks last Thursday. That episode, in which police allege Miss Hearst sprayed the store with automatic rifle fire, started police on an intensive manhunt In Los Angeles. Friday, six SLA members died in a fiery shootout. A spokesman for Catherine and Randolph Hearst said the parents feel "it's going to end soon, that it's going to be resolved imminently." Los Angeles Police Chief Ed Davis said the trio could surrender to either the local Press Club or the Los Angeles County Bar Association a cting as gobetweens. Bates said any sincere surrender attempt would be honored, but warned that FBI agents had no intentions of walking into an amousn. The police manhunt continued across the state. kidnaped him last week was quoted by the Los Angeles Times today as saying the 20-year-old newspaper heiress told him she joined the SLA of her own free will, Tom Dean Matthews, 18, reportedly said Miss Hearst told him she had noth ing to do with her kidnaping, but decided to join forces with her abductors because of dissatisfaction with her father's sponsoring of a $2 million food giveaway that was to win her release. Los Angeles Dist. Atty. Joseph Busch said Miss Hearst and the Harrises would be charged today in a shooting incident at a suburban sporting goods store, the commandeering of several vehicles and kidnaping of two men. They already are charged with unlawful use and possession or automatic weapons. Authorities allege that the kidnapings followed an abortive attempt by Harris, 29, to shoplift a - ---------- Squalid Lif estyle For SLA / Demolition of former - police headquarters 1: - u_".. at City Hall should be completed / _ LUL . IJ' . . _______ ease so i • , 4 Wednesday, May 22, 974—Sanford, Florida 3277 6óth 234 Year, No. Price lO Cents Is 2 2 a ø ,.I - CS D .0 Ck D -4 Ap 4 ôLu —' -' t ?Lto CX ! ft cc1? (I, S.. , C: D_,g. D c CL 10 CD 40 a 0 tT 0 0 CU 9..o W SIR F1: - 4(D NEW 0 a 0 (D 0 too i#1 • ~? CA 1w c3IflI Lin S-... Obituaries 'IMI 3 0A 1MI h - - - GOOD AFTERNOON 1] WEATHER (0 a - .. - SCIIIC)r W. •/ - ' . !jr' ' .. - 3. tit Index — W . - - ( _________ 0 - 1_ - - aell ,j.c'?a :1 9 — '.' 40 ci I a trail of cluttered nesting places, the Symblonese Uber. atlon Army left behind signs of a squalid and Increasingly spartan existence fed by revs-lutlonary dreams. For six SLA members, the trail of their hideouts begat, and ended, In flams e The search began af ter two alleged SLA "soldiers" were arrested Jan. 10 for the murder of a sch3oL, superintendent. Police say the small terrorist group tried unsuccessfully I. burn down a nearby bungalow In suburban Concord that night. In the smoke-damaged rooms, authorities found a cache of clues about the mysterious group which had claimed responsibility for killIng Oakland Schools Supt. Mar. permits necessary for his East-West Expressway with his permit fee for cutting down trees since his moving project said no arrests could be made tine and or 60 days in jail. Building Movers Inc. firm to own people two years ago, was trees, will be saving the taxpayers because no trees were cut in his Marsee was ordered to send a cus Foster last Nov. S. Judging by documents In the continue work on the old hired last year by the Seminole While telling the commission $500,000 the difference bet. presence. letter to Saunders today warhouse, police say, the SLA had A "misunderstanding" has Altamonte Elementary School. County School Board to move he "agreed 100 per cent" with wren the cost of building an all ning him of the county's action. Saunders, Irate at the corn. the old Altamonte Elementary Its desire to save what trees new school and the costs of his kept busy making surveillance been cited by a Winter Park County Atty. Howard Marsee, on Foster, writing corncharged mission action, at building mover by first claimed buildings to a new site in The remain after a secret Sunday contract. displaying a thick folder On May 7, Saunders wrote reports Seminole muniques and compiling do& County corn. "only two trees were cut Woodlands, off E.E. Williamson harvest observed by Com"documenting" the tree cut- Commission Chairman J Williams said he personally rnlisioners with destroying 42 down," but later said he felt he Road. missioner Dick Williams, Kimbrough that be was aware slers Ofl prominent local bustdelays Intervened Sunday when he for kidnaping war. valued at more than had been given permission to trees Canton warned that any ting, pointed to pictures and his people "allegedly cut" some nessznen School Board auxiliary caused by the permit holdup caught Saunders' people rants. One name found on ia.$40,000 apparently in violation cut "whatever trees are In the estimated values of all 42 trees trees down, called It a way" of his $475,000 moving services director Hugh Carlton, could delay the opening of tifl trees along the Douglass there was that of Patricia of the county's tree protection "misunderstanding," cut prior to Sunday. and ers Road right of way in defiance of informed of Saunders' claims project. Hearst, a college sophomore In of ordinance, school this Fall. promised "after we have previous commission warnings The former Orange County a blank cheek, said the only Berkeley. The commission voted Saunders, saying he Marsee said the county arbor concluded our Investigation and Doors and windows In the Tuesday to seek civil and Democratic chairman, agreement the board had with want to make something out of to stop. ordinance makes each tree cut If we are at fault, we will take ho1$rereinforCdWtthp1y. possible criminal action against removed by Gov. Reubin Askew Saunders was a pledge to seek nothing," added he didn't UnA sheriff's deputy was down a possible misdemeanor appropriate action on this wood, and baled newsi*pers George Saunders, and lifted after an attempt to "pack" the waiver by the county of a denstand all the fuss over the dispatched to the scene, but offense punishable by a $500 matter." were kept nearby for quick barricading. Revolutionary pstars . I adorned many walls. ' Beneath a mantle full of books on guerrilla warfare, 1 -I 1•• .iil weaponry and Marxism, the oo. ,, cupants evidently ecestructid ii pipebombe and practiced shoot. I % 1. lnga wall tanget with anair •.. ... pistol. Gas masks wes b* ' next to their beds; heavier amByJ RICHARDS land In that "breadbasket" of Sanford employes will be let go, munition was scattered all Herald Staff Writer farmlands surrounding Lake he said. around. "We won't lose more than 10Chase and Co. general Okeechobee due to the federal For recreation, they appar.. :-. Manager Lçe Moore said today government's dropping of 15 people here," he said. . . .. .. entl y play ed rock music on the The company, one the Sanford-based agricultural restrictions on sugar cane stereo, and sipped beer or wine. 11 ' John A. Spoiski business will soon be forced to acreage w force Chase out of Seminole County's oldest An empty case of plum wine, There are a number of folks, drop Its Belle Glade celery the celery business, businesses, had left Sanford • — Ji ' which the SLA's late k.dar — About 200 migrant workers in celery fields for the warmer headed by the Sanford production which annually 11 Donaldreeze repons,my '• ••I••UI•• Downtown Business Assoc., produces from $1 million to $2 Belle Glade will be affected, South Florida climate In 1956 favored,, was found along wt who are trying their darndest to million. , Moore said, but only 30 year. when local celery production several Molotov cocktails made see that there's no repeat of last -..-.. : ' He said the company's round workers there will lose began Its steady decline. with the empties. .v, ...... . year's "tireless" Fourth of Inability to either lease or buy their jobs and only a few Sanford was iben "The The cupboards and refrigJuly. Celery Capitol of the World." Uke anything else, it takes erator were well stocked with Payroll during peak celery '-. ,, staples and health foods from a the long green, plus the helpful and sweet corn production In . ' "" Berkeley store. But stacks of hands of volunteers to make Belle Glade had been $35,000 a dirty dishes overflowed the something like this click. week, Moore said, and dropped --'-•"._:. sink, and bags of garbage So, let's take first things first. to as low as $3,000 a week spoiled across the floor. If you'd like to be a "handy during other periods. can't find the helper" but time Chase leased its 1,280 acres of a Their clothing — mainly to actually tend one of celery land In Belle Glade from (Herald Photo By Cindy Flanders ) Levi!!, Army fatigue jackets booths, etc., why not stop by the Florida Sugar Corp., which sold and other military surplus — NO 1 U RN -AR 0 U N D HERE Sanford C of C and drop off a its land recently and Chase SB Horoscope ---------was haphazardly stored in Area deaths ............ .5A buck. Truth of the matter is that officials have not been able to PERVIE P. SWANN,74. of Orlando, mistook sidewalk around Sanford Hospital notes . ......... 7B Bridge ... ............. 76 drawers and closet.s, or tossed this year's cost for the usable celery fields locate .........3A National .7B ha corner. "They didn't seem Calendar Memorial Park on Seminole Boulevard as a circle drive today. Swann fireworks (which will go off at there. to care much about their mate. Classified ads .. .. .10.11A property when he hit a bench was charged with destruction of city Public notices ..........9A Moore said the state has ,p.m.) cost $800. rial possessions," said Oakland 9B Comics causing $65 damage and driving on a sidewalk. Recreation director Society ......... .. ... 8B about 12,000 acres in celery It's so easy to blow a George Homicide Sgt. John Agler. Sports ...............S-bA Jim Jernigan said tickets have been issued to several other motorists Washington on something now. Dear Abby ............SB Six days later, on Jan. 1S,ps-else—bad movie, a couple Celery is the major Interest In making the same mistake. State .................5A .78 Dr.Cr ane lice reported discovery of a Chase produce efforts which packs of weeks, etc. Why not TV .....................9B Editorial comment .,..4A I ' second SLA hideout The third corn and cab. include sweet contribu te to a night of Cfl World News ...........i Enterta inment .........9B story Oakland apartment wu Moore said. with a dollar bage, tertainment ' rented from September through Moore added he felt the donation? No more than that, company would not actively She said, "My husband and I November by a woman calling honestly. Just a buck to give JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) Nunley vowed he would beat the rself he Lynn L.edworth. Police seek out more celery land - A young seaman has lost his cancer and live, everyone a chance to be a are going up there in a couple her either In the South Florida to be the late SLA lute to in this our sa partner area will to overcome the terminal His mother, Mrs. Robert weeks. We figure It will take believed IDC!flber or the Zellwood-Sanford area. cancer that doctors at three Nunley, said he has had 11 about that long to evaluate his Nancy Ung Perry. country's birthday. Soybean, field corn and silage Navy bases failed to diagnose, chemotherapy and see what they can do. treatments case Say, have you heard about the Less than six blocks from the will be produced onChase's his mother says. the nation's alreadyYesterday's high 90 low to arrest the tu- When I hit there, I'm going to Foster assassination site, the which seemed Sanford woman who Is going to LOW acres of SanfOrd land, Timothy Nunley. 19, flew to mors. but "the doctors here are contact them all and I'm going apartment was an ideal spot to soaked inidsection today. this morning 64. Partly walk from this city to Moore said. while scattered showers cloudy to occasionally Bethesda Naval Hospital near afraid to give him another to request a meeting with Pres. plot and launch the murder, as approximately Philadelphia sprinkled areas in the cloudy today and Thursday company Washington Tuesday for treat- treatment. They said he needs a ident Nixon." well as a good sanctuary later, 1,000 miles) as her part of this In a good year the along Northwest and with slight chance of ment not available at the Jack- specialist not available In country's Bicentennial had produced up to soo,000 ' Mrs. Nunley said she wrote police said. Eastern Seaboard. showers today increasing said. sonville Navy Base. Navy hospital here." Celebration? crates of celery, Moore Non and got a reply from The SLA vanished after the ° She said her son has again 'th1'5dY• No joke The impact of Chase's loss of Nunley Is a Navy apprentice II, acting Feb. 4 kidnaping of Miss developed the back pains which William Middendorf Highs mid Ws to 90. Lows She has a Masters in music celery Iands would not be ap- fireman from Jacksonville who semtary of the Navy, stati g Hears~ reappearing into knows tonight in low 70s. were part of his original corn- the and Is going to talk to the older preciable, Moore predicted. was found in January to have re was nothing on Nunley 's iDelalls on Page $*) public view with the newspepw Rain probability 20 per pl ain t. folks on her walkathon north, "Other producers will make "P terminal cancer. Navy doctcrs recori to show that he reported heIrESS cent today and 40 cent and 15 during a per "He lost about 10 pounds getting them to sing some of what we used tc grow," he said. at three bases had brushed Mrs symptoms of the disease when $10,690 bank robbery. Thursday. he's not feeling well," th is country's sons of they first appeared. 8.SICk his complaints. BURNS, Mrs. Harriett D. specu te Daytona Beach to said. "His spirits kind tides for Moore declined of During that period, polk* may la Nunley yesteryear. From that point — of Sanford Thursday — high The 9:43 a. ni., on whether sugar cane Navy Issued a statement broke these last few days. He's Mrs. Nunley said she is replSLA members had moved Imes will have the Information bound admitting its doctors had 10:09 p.m.; low 3:28 n.m., prodicers might eventually Failed taking pain pills for the first ving . to rundown apartment buil Middendf: • and submitted to this country's KILPATRIM Edward G., 3:30 p.m.; Port Canaveral gobble-up the existing bottom to diagnew the cancer and said time in a long while." "Now you are trying to call the edge of San Fraricisco's educational systems ..... a Jr. — of Lakeland 'appropriate disciplinary and — high 9:11 a.m., 9:52 lands in Belle Glade for sugar Mrs. Nunley said she asked this boy a liar. It was this boy's Western Addition, ii pie. means of preserving some of action ha?been tak. her son to telephone every other deathbed statement, and be dominantly black neighborhood production, causing further corrective p.m.; low 3:10 am., 3:26 our David W. 'of SWANSON, errosion in state celery en." p.m. day to report what Ls being done said he had no malice. It's about l' miles from the FBI More on this In later Sanford Thunderstorms drenched When he came home in April, for him at Bethesda. production. agairtt his character to lie." office here. columns...... - 1- I.-'... c' .--------.I Herald Phol3 by siiu VAcIfII -, .. -. !U - SANFRANCIScO(AP) — In . OEM lJ v -1.. - -. Chase Forced Out Of Celery Market S top- . I Herald Stall Writer '•l -iq - By CHRIS NELSON p q q I- - Misunderstanding' Kil ls County Trees ol V 4j 1 - cd Tuesday, Sanford officials said today. .- . co 5 2 L7 CD CD .0 0 f4'4 / iA flix 0-_4 w unt i n g Cancer Battle -- ' - - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 26-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 16, 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/04482facb253f97fbd166197d94ef42a.pdf 1fa55d978dc7d2db95a4d95331eb0d12 PDF Text Text -- - - - - - _____ - _____ --- __________________________ r-- irr 9 Mt - ______________ ,- ----- - - - ________ - - - - - - ___ _______ I HOAMT - I 1 ", , ; - ,_. 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That's 11,666 per month; or, $416 per week...or another way cl saying "That 's cc o a N I IflA Bridge 7A Horoscope Cified ads C n puzzle. -: Dear B 4B lA 6A National 3A Public notices ..........4B Society.--------------6A Spo rts ............... 148 Editorial comment . , 4A Entertainment . - 7A I I ........ TV World - - *_ m I __ - - 6 __ - - - 7A . . ISA Obituaries - - 6A Ca WEATHER , - - - -- - I - [ near the service station at the - _____ ___ . I _:-.--, '---.' 1 __ - - - ---_-- !_L7___1' L `_-__ __ - __ - Z -_-__Tti-_ ____ i_71_ 4 II !-., -4 I - -_ -1 II . I ----.-1 -'90. _ - __ __ L_ ,_ - - L L r--;.,- L __ _ __________ - - _____ - ____ - - - - -- __ - - ,_ L . ____ ., i?T- wm . ;ft - . .. M -__ . -T____- \ I . L-7,4 Tl _. t It! __ . .I %__- .- I _K_,IiU___1.1 - ________ i_M n. Z_ --- ____ _____ ___ __ _____ - -- - I am 7 um' the names task during testimony to Several utillities said they had met would be if the weather a federal force. extra reserve capacity. A The South mino C turned hot at the same time The Herald said Williamg, spokesman for Commonwealth plants were shut down for munity Ubrary of Altamonte Edison testimony Of Chicago said, "Our inaintenance. revealed con1buted in your old newspapers. "These are used reserve will be 16 per cent. The Officials said it would cost tiOns t0tallng $3W,000. The Her. reserve normally Is 14 per aid Previously had reported by the library in connection cent." He about $19 sa id the extra capac. one room in more to air condition that Williams told investigators with a fund-raising Massachusetts ect all of Ity is the result of a "slowdown summer t he raised some $400,000 in Gur. year rouni, says sec ha n e proj.retary i n it did last year, ne 's name in 1l.fl most]' lectrical growth. In past but they said they didn Fioren& high ,t kno~ ears th from builders3eeking ere has been an dee whether thect in e influence The building is open for your would with the F ed eral Housing A contributions Tuesdays, ministration. Thursdn's a nd Sat'irdas from - -- - I 1-11 -- _Oiip__ - _____ police said. Sen ward Gurney R-Fis faciuiUesandfueitokecof perature t92 degrees. SO people's needs, but we think equipment was hasnamedunderoa th'i6buil out of service v-ip they should use it wisely.,, fed eral housing because of repairs and math contracts who he sa ys gave to a Rives and others suggested nance by company workmen secret fund for Gurney, the that ople set pe their thenn ng to get things ready for Miami He rald says it has th at 78 degreesllghuy swnmer. above usual-Just the way they le arned. Spo kesmen for the New Eng. The Herald said in i Sunday set the thermostj siighUy be. land Power Pool said the only t Williams revealed editions low normal during the winter. chance of brownouts this s Remember all of the "scare" 6 talk regarding the shortage of toilet t issue? By now you ha v e learned that this "Joke' _______________________________________ - - .L wasstartedbyJohycarn is late night TV show. I Yesterday's high 89 low Friday-partly cloudy with 1, By next morning there were th is motng There was highs in the mid 8 to low 41z_ 1 to Unit nearest grocery store __ the weekend. -=_ -f.,, I . ] and Matted to stock up. The northern half of the Daytona Beach Odes for nation was cold and wet . U.S. 07 9 Tuesday-high 8:04 a.m., today, while much of the _ % _. B-32 p.m.; low 1:53 a.m.. southern half was hot and thoughts on the ho3rding behind 1:53 the penny shortage 'Its a Cana%eral-high 7 3) a m, phenomena that when the 8:16 p.m.; 1:38 a.m., 1:51 M American people hear there may be a shortage, they create Partly' cloudy and warm I Details on Page 5A) throughThe5day.ç of thundershowe rs maiy SHORTMn11YWJ THOUGHT FOR TODAYduring the afternoon and Orlan& z. - - -_ - - ., _;. V_ - , .,--.- t- - - . 01 The height of folly is to live poor evening hours. I .. . 30 you can die richhfcCOY, F. Evans, of Extended L ; outlook Anon ym ous. Sanford Wednesday through - m - . ,__ - z _____ ______ C LO 116P John A. Spotskl I G, I I T'.. - __ - - - - -- - -- _______ = - ___ ______ .. __________ - ____ - - ______ Names 1 6 - A %1) - -- _~U_ . TO DEATH I _. . - - __ . I- -- _ I_19 '- T- , -;_-,-- ______ fi_ -- - - -L Gi Fund-Raiser Be prepared, motorists. Especially if you plan ° - - - . . . - . 1 T I WEDtXSDAY AFTERK)MU IM _____ - I / r _,_"L_ - -t=t_( IV ii - I - __ ____I I *tir; L. - _ I S 10 am, until _______________ - -.7. ) A _____ ___ D ____ I I - _______ I _______ THE AD , - _______ I'_____ I '. &2 _____ + llowie by __ - - __ - I I- ___,_'_ -.....- ._ -- __ _- --, .I _. I -- __.,-. _.. -7 -,-, -_--'. ___ . __ - . =. ------. _ - - ______ _. -_-_ -: - _- - - - -- _-_ - 1 _:-40:~_-_ I -, d ;t - .. A. -..-- .7;____ - - ' _1,--zW_' -!=-,_.__-~ __- =__ - _ ---:W*._ - __ ' 1:4 a spokesman than last. But the company was for the Kansas Gas & Electric forced to make a voltage cu MIAMI (AP)-I,arry E. Wil. liams, former fund-raiser Co., said, "We have adequate buck last Friday when the te 5 BY 3M mer ç ' _____ . - --:1-i-Z. L _ ~L_U_ I c / - ___ eet By The Associated Press Sunshine wisely If they want to )ar, but 50 far this year, It's said Americani won't have prevent problemt swelter through the summer to An Associated Press survey not vowing at all.,, A spokesman for the Public avoid power cutback brow. ahowedtha(e1ectr1ccompjes Ser%lceco otCoIradorajd nou, but utility offlclais say power power irri people II have to use e1e good for ' 'I saUsfy summer demands, bar. summer. ring unforeseen breakdowns or So di d Ee ckel, a abnorma lly hot weather. spokesman for the Geora They urge cons how. Power Co e ver, and say high ele trici ty Consolidated Edison Co of pri ces caused by higher fuel New York reported two more costs, may help t usage. exa genera ting unitsthis year Robert Rives, \ •" \ - -- an __________ . ____ ____ - __ 1/ '- - f, . (~ I - __ I - . : 11_ __ _-.- - I—. -- police sd ervation, t ____ -____ ____ \ ) - \_ - -fit' - \ __ ___ - / r DES5E. ___ j ____ - FO r% - r. ..____ 'W I'VE SEEN EVERYTHIP.JG/ DINNER -)J EWr ) At t. - - I- - L_ gunfight, died Of a heart I - A REATOF LIUT I t [ Lt - - i 11 -V .- . --- I 1%1' . I - -1:3 - .__ - SURE YOU / ! A t a bullet while ex. changthganewj0 ted %..01 ) .-J- C1 - - 0 __ ,(J _______ ~ I ., - 11 __ ----- - If PER U COULD GHOW YOUR APPRECIATION IN A MORE MATERIAL ... WtT MONEY! IF 50,1 SHALL RETURN AFTER A SHO INTERMISSION.' % ___ ( 'i. f ~. _________ -1 - the chest by I I I Monday, May 20, 1974-Sanford, Florida 32771 dóthVea(,No.232 PrIceloCen __________________________________________ ~j • _- ,_ =_If___ e I. . __ L.;i _\;~ ND MEORtES .t ..1__,--_-'p§ . iw& _ __ I ii Dr ' ARE HOMELAND - 1% 'Ps 'f NU M -Z. /%.;, L. :A __ ___ You was r.it _ His son who w itnessed V Pafrjcf a's father, "taking it pretty bay" and was not expected to have any comment until later today. Randolph A. Hearst, -- L 0____ 1. il, .'--_-:% :;M-1 -_ - Police investigators said the !!~UT ' attempt to shoplift a pair of 49-cent socks. - .. .I!. I t .I . , I 1 1 I I [[ . - with the three armed to - Ms .. ~ attack today during a gun battle th three holdup men, police -- TIME It HLDIN1' the Harrises, who I - I -I - //J UN3R. ____ - 5.19 I ---- - - RESISTANCE TO MY CACOPR)N IM A FREE were . Is Killed "- IAA EXHAUSTED! FUGS Sullivan said he believed were sifil in Sou th ern California. A youth who identified for the FBI sa id she told m she raked Hearst a sporUng goods store wi th rifle fire as she and the Harriseg made their getaway after a bungled 1. Heirndahi FELINE FK-_1 'UR..Ei3 ILL BELOVED ACCORDION TO - . _ - --__ Six persons, including ackn owl edged S leader Cinque, are dead, victims of a Friday night shootout with an estimated 500 law office rs thdt lasted more than an hour before their Operator . . I ' ( - ,', . e Formal against Orlando .,7~,.. - . , . -. . . . - - Stoffel & by THEN I SHALL PLAY AN 0INNER IN e Z - - - . ..Paoa_gk=r,:32J~~ R-:. :, _ BUNNY ]BUGS / . i,,_ . 1__.~A_ an repeat give remains of all six were finally identified by Sunday afternoon, the dead included what was believed to be all the top leaders of the S, 5-foot4 ance violent SLA goals of revolution on be On On If of the people. But her family always said it believed the statements were coerced. Most authorities hideout house burned. When the charred brown hair and brown eyes. The men were described as in their 20s, one foot-3 and the other i . OfT rfamily, ridiculed her violations were Miss Hearst and William and _,w I I I -4 - 20s. The Harrises are white. .-.., Political kidnaping unfolded, Miss Hearst pledged her all egiance to the SLA, renounced t charging federa l firearms surrender. If she opens fire on FBI agents or po. lice, the fire will be returned." Police said early today all units were seeking a i ~ ... . -! 0 L 1- __. Named off the SLA. The FBI said it believes Miss Hearst, who 106 days ago was pu rsuing her art studies and Her sedan described of lawmen into action as they began to which now appea not have numbered more than a dozen In ta pe recordln sued as the COun try 's firs t assailants reportedly fled in a red and black . i .- .. - . _! ___ I, .r 1 " .1 - i .~v i -% I ,--. '1____~, I--, ' , . ., .-,- _110 PEAR unharmed peeled SLA members" who tried to offer to hundred dollars" to a landlady wou ld give them a room Sunday night. if she The woman was as 18 to 20, blonde hair, blue eyes, with a sawed- shotgun on a as the earch For Patty Pollee said when the landlady reused to rent th e room, she was slashed at wi th a knife Her clothing was cut but she was the Los Angeles FBI office, said of the 2 0-yearold newspaper heiress Sunday night. He added: With six of Miss Hearst,s after a series of weekend developments in which the case began to break open, the FBI led a blitzing search in this city today for the remnants of the nearly decimated Syrnbbo Li beration and for 4 S to William A. Sullivan, assistant director of "armed and extremely dangerous" member of e erroris group which abducted her. r ~ :. itz i ng Bi quietly plenning a summer wedding, to be part of what is left of her captors "Apparently she has joined forces with the Oday by hundreds Of lawmen as an - -1 eads WS ANGELES (AP) Patricia Heat, the soft-spoken coed who screamed "let me go" as she was violently kidnaped 3' mont ago, was hunted t . Tj , ~J : • -- ____ ____ i~ 0 At0 ____ - L 11 - "" , / .- , z. t2}'FBI cle.L!) .: ___ ~ / 9 1 , , l-____ - I W.-O I , 9. .40 do . .1 I6. 0; - _____ .1 _~2 & - P-,_-_-:7T't-'.1-7-, 1___i_. t 4- 7 - q - .1. MW!l 11111,, - _. _.t__ , K : ir _- - I II-- ., --I _,_ -.-. % , - _. __ _. - i. 1 , - ___1' 1- I _. . g 11111/ 0 i - - _40111111111 ,. iw MEET J. EDGAR SWOOP JIM McMILLAN of San rd, owner of Mc. Milian Signs, demonstrates Ms uncanny ability to translate Into paint one of today's pop hits, I A V I I VI Seeki '* n Ii U I I L SpskIJ Edgar is the One on the side of the van. S _ U By J•k V. Edgar Swoop,, a nifty tale about a wayfaring American eagle. By the way, J. II I (HeraldPhoto ar Ch Grand Li es U By DONNA ERM order to be a working inspector, for Jack Brown,-, b4ottoru contained if sprUdLW systems BY HeMM Staff Writer Swofford Said. said. had beeninStAlle(I as Mquireii Swofford said Kaiser quit his by the fire code. ow ot ALTAMON SPRINGS e job with the city after he caught qualified for Sw ford sa id he did order Ex-mayor wrence Swofford ' Kaiser trying to tape record fl of today branded as "lles" said the man wanted to double department personnel t. charges of wrongdoing during building permit fees and -.1 conversations in the mayorts stop --harassina,, the Super Vaiu market on SR g b his 20 years in public office, didn't want to gouge anyone" office and "for cheating people Of Altamonte Sprtngs by it was Wflt nearly 20ecause Jenlor was lifIed,Swof. go The newspaper said that at challenging Sthte Atty. Abbott ing to sthool on city time.,, before into least part of the 00Q0 differ. ( co went Hesaidcocuon began at effect. ence may be accoun ted for In himself before the grand Jun. le t ting Ro at the Eimco and 701 professional traditional Political contribu. "I've tried to get before the a partments get with "I never told anyone he did ons. grand jury, but they (Herring's was last summer," he said. Buddings before the c1ty fire not have to have an oc. Williams serving a year in office) n't let me," Swofford " "'Pted Ow cuPational license," Swofford Noting that Jenlor quit cod" did notwe come under thand e peew said, Insisting that Mayor federal prison alter pleading said, insisting he doesn't object Altamont e Springs to take a job of at gWlytocharge5ofattemp th law and that motels Norman toaninveatl " ig on by anyone withsse1berryasa trying to come under state hote Income-ta x evasion and helping l and cove r his own failings" by Over the past two week Swofford s Official, ai d Jecior restaurant commission maldng c an FHA official collect an We. foer fire chief harges against him. and now then went into s with reguiaUon rather t n ci ty gal payment Floyd d that some 200 ha county fire protection ad Jack Brown, a construction laws. ci ty businesses did not ha ve Gurney, up for re-election ministrator Gary Kaiser, superintendent at the &part. Siegfried said last week that a ucenses and that this year, has dewed any current Fire Chief Tom ment development one firm told a S,0OO fire at the Elmco police of r Swofford wrongdoing In connection with Sie gf ried and past buliding "Jenior ren ted my bu ilding building could have been licee fice sai d a WI1ms' activities. of ficial Jack Stowe have given was not necessary. He has said that he did not depositions to Herrings's office -____________________ know of the activities until mid. char gingSwofford 1972, when lie learned that Wil. their enforcement of budding liams had raised $109,000 in his and fire codes at new con. " N name. Gurney said he then or. struction sites. dered the fund-raising stopped. Another past building officis1, Gurney has voluntarily testi. Francis Jenior, now Lake bu iness Vets Amputa n ed, Mulls Jail To Support Fomi/y Jobless fled before a federal grand jury Mary ' building Inspector, In Jacksonville reportedlyhiIe admitting probing the funraising and given a deposition refused to a lleged housing reveal ita content. The ne wspaper said it sought Herring last week said comment fm the builders who ecu1aUon on Possible grand according to public records all jury action aglai nst Swo(ford engaged In tax-subsidized FIIA was premature. programs to build low-imme "Anyone who says I didn' t or housing. wouldn't allow others to enforce Four denied WiWam3, tegti- the iaw or gained financially by mony; four confirmed making wrongdoing is lying.,, Swofford contributions, four declined said lie counter-charged comment and four did not re. with being unq ualified and a spond to inquiries, the Herald stuffed shirt, Kaer with said. secre ting a tape recorder in the mayor'sofflceafldJewith The Herald also said it "letung builders get" JUPITER, Fla (AP) A young Vietnam and three more in eisea, Mass. before his veteran who wants doctors to remove his dischargeth1fli.fle in Cheb he met his damaged leg says a medi decion to save we, Anne, then a student nurse. the leg has forced him to Sell his baby's crib mecoupkmoved tODur and consider going to il to NC tube his near gt' Pflis, and where he farnJly could receive more trea tment at a VA *.th an artificial limb. He says constant pain In Miand rmverin from from the leg makes it impossible for him :0 two more ex. PlOrstory operations, Dagenhart's disabi1ity hold a job. ""Wreased from pq a month to But a Vettran's Administration panel of Payments $370. llwy were reduced 9 I three d,t,3ay,jtl,e IeC Should stay. despite &I ter he was rele& to $4 six nonths sed is patient's wishes ar E l this Broke, jobless and d1sught. Dagez ear , the medical i in Mtam gave EAagenha says his Problems began in ifl0 when he terna. Have the ai was in the Navy. He says he played for nee fused 'd the nerves killed; k the tate knee and we a u k he team in MITaltcar rierUTShj( ace r the leg andbe fi t th an armcw 8 game Against 8 Pensacola Navy Ban team A m_exv~tjon in April caused doctors to that was "the ttm to but in the Navy.of withdraw two choices and remaunend the full He had two knee operations at pens&CoLi leg brbce. learned that 13 of the 16 have Stowe during his brief em cooperated with federal InvesU. PlaYment w.1th the city acted gators. It ifid not identify the like a "stuffed shirt, wanted to other three. sit th his officeI emted Iand ran I - _________________________________ - �__ ________ __________________ ::i.- = ___ 1 I - - - ________ ___________ __________ ________________ - -- - :- - r- - -- ___ - --- RI SHORT - . S __ B _ __ ~~~~~~~~~~~ii~~~~~~~~ , ~ , ~~~~~.------ OAR __ ___ ,_ ___ I_JW -- - - ____ --_ __ ___ __ -- & . .- ", --._ - --- _______ - / 4 1,1 ,iiiifiii ('1 1ff t _ j -- I 11 51 I - r_ I _____ . ' I _____ , 0",~,- _-7- ~J LIDS ANGELES (AP) — Patricia Heat, the soft-spoken coed who screamed "let me go" as she was violently kidnaped 3'j months ago, was hunted today by hundred s of lawmen as an As ___ / p, 64 -tq ,~ 0 _5= ____ rFIA /-- V. i\ i (I ~ , •. and extremely . ,,-- - ,T I -) ____ dangerous" member of _____ ______ .', 4 ______ ___ N With six Of Miss Hearst's alleged captors dead . ;A , eveOpmen i n wh i. ch eriesofeekefldd afteras / - ' theeca case began o break open, the FBI led a blitz- -= ___ - - I ____ - ____________ 5il - chal -S I -- .. __ the nearly decimated Symbionese Liberation Army, and for Miss Hearst. ( t The FBI said Sunday night it would charge Miss Hearst as the woman who pumped auto- -- ror — Corn - bed, I ______ ___ $1 I III ! It [ S fSnd ., 4 " Can I'I4",\~~L~`\ - ____ ' 't • __________ -- - AOTER ONE I '- - i ! 1 J ,~~ . - -1 . I _-' ! Drop . I ____ I , ) I t Zz -__i- - 'L_l ,.- - - ._:-~~F_1__-'\_____ i . -I-9 - - r ,_ hr- - - .. BUGS BUNNY 111._ _-4r. , i-___ M 14' - . , . 1~ - -'L Police said when th e landlady red to rent th e room, she was slashed at with a knife. Her clothing was cut but she was unharmed. Her assailants reported ly fled in a red and black I I ~~a -OAX., -,,-' - . -S-10 night shootout with an estimated 5oo law officers that lasted more than an hour before their hideout hou se burned. When the charred remains of all six were finally identified by Sunday afternoon, th e dead Included wha t was believed to be all the top leaders of the SLA, ,_ DINNER IN E)CRANGE_ IES - --_ f ' - ., - . I __ - , I ___ - - - / , _ r~ Z~~ %. - -- 'Itz Price 10 Cents _i7!_ utN I :-3) E Mu 8 HOMELAND.- Centro 1 - . __ -L - __ - ___- __ - a ~) - %a - J WITH R%AL ,I SLL RETU N'! IF _____ A ji _1 I I . F __ -, __~ BF-V V - , . k, ..- FOR CNE -, - -- I ____ I - ! i J S 0~Ar4b L-,-, :, I FO R - I ~,~-c"11 -r') I ./ / - - - ____ _________________ 1. - J I , .$ ~, r WITH A A' i N. ___ - KE... N 0U -, - :: - I/ • ____ . I 11% ) (/v ___ ~ ; . 4 I / 14 ' 1—— h 3MIC -- r & MEEK • by Howie C ne ei' ________ _______ -_ . -_ 1 ______ - _______ - V _____ — — I A - I. t Fa (JI i A I __ S. --- - aL 0 1I P - Im . i I - -- _____ __ _______ _________ LC1 ,~ - - 1 1 1 - y wst olations in Lake Mary should S rni e Quickel, a abnormally hot weather. spokesman for the Georgia They urge conservation, how- powpr Co. ever, and say high electricity to $20,000 annually. That's $1,666 per month; or, 16 per week or another a> of saying it, That s a heck of a —. - u 1 ______ i __ _ ______ - - - f _, .- _____ ____ _____ ______ I iI & 1_-- I . ____ 'tl I I I _-_ _____ 11 00 !. S -.-- _____ vt .J S - I - - S .- ___ ~~A A - /1 ___ I ___ ___ 6 - S 'j If - I ___ -' i ____ S tothefrnearestgrocerystore ___ % _____- ____ I - — - - . and started to stock up. Well, Mary Brook — US I Mlntflirectorhadthefollowing L thughtsonthehoarding behifl(I the penny shorta ge "It 3 a A L ____ have learned that this ':Jokt 'was started b Johnn> Ltrson fl his late night 1 show. B) next morning there were __ . _V~~ - S phenomena that w~m the ' ' American people hear there may be a shortage, they create j flC." S ___ S S - -z I - I - -- i - - --. S - I THOUGHT - - S - ' -- .. ~!- - . I ~ W ___ - - .- z_ . -. _~ -_ - --------- - - ------* i_z .P. - i 1W , - -:- ____ ____ __ -_ - __ - - -— - --* - 1. ., -_,-. 1. ;_ - - \ 'X --_ i , =am-Z;E_ - -_ ----____Z_---n: --.-- __ -_:_,_ 7_ ----_=.zl&izifL. __ Gurney's ser Names j - _______ - __fl____ __-.___ =__ _' ____ , ________ - _______________ ____ _______ .- IMZE ____ ____ -- -_ • __ - -- 'N _:-- =49 - _ -_ __ - - -!_ - - -!:--_ _ Mab . -L =_n5M1 ~___=___ --- 16 MIAMI (AP)-Larry E. WI.I. hams, former fund-raiser for V 00~N - .1 ("W81411 FMIG By JoRn A. Spolski) MEET J. EDGAR SWOOP JIM McMILLAN of Sanford, owner of Mc'J. Edgar Swoop,' a nifty tale about a Millan Signs, demonstrates his uncanny ability wayfaring Am mcan * eagle. By to anslate into paint one of today's pop hI, I the Edgar Is the one on the side of the van. II way, J. I aes ies I iflueX &id 'e 7A 2A Ca l endar io 411 lA Dear Abby 6A Crane ..............6A Crossword puzzi Horoscope Hpithlnotes 6A 2A •......... Public notices ..........48 Society .................6A Sports lB Slate ..................5A th sseiber as a building come under state hotel and conr incomlax evasion and helping Over the past two weeks, otficlal, Swoffo own failings" by d Jenlor restaurant commission maMng his char anFHAo(fjcjaltflectani former fe chief and now ges against him. n went into business with redaUonj rather than d gal pa>ent oyd hasuJdtsome county fire protection ad. Jack Brown, a cofl3icUon laws. Gurney, up for re-election mlnistrator Gary Kaiser, ci businesses did not have perintendent at the apartwee this year, has denied any current Fire Chief Turn ment development. llcense3 and tonefirm tolda $25.000 wro doin in connection with Siegfried and past bjJ at the Elmco Police Officer Swofford said a "Jenlor rented my building buildingfire could have been bcee was not necessary. %Villms' activities. Official Jack Stowe have gin He has said that he did not depositions to Hs's office know the activities until mid. charging Swofford stopped 1 i 1972, when he learned that Wil. their enforcement of building Ve s A Mulls Jail To ess ding officW, ' l ODAY1ghtohboHyisoor Tlive you an die rich- nc ymous. FOR WEATHER ______________________________________ OU the weekend. Daytona Beach Udes for Tuesday-high 8 am, 632pm, low 1 53 am, 151 pm, Port Canaeral_hgh 7 a m, Fridaypartly cloudy with highs In the mid 80s to low 90s. and lows In the 703. ThenorthernhaIfofu nation was cold and wet while much of southern half was htt and humid • • Parti)' cloudy and warm th rough Thesday. A chance of thundershowers mainly during the a(terno and ening Extended ' outlook Wednesday through - rn', 'Swoffo LI A .92 of an inch of rain over - effect. name. Gurne said he then or. stiruction sites. Yeste rday's high low this morning re was __._. ,z-4 .-If__ iDelalli on Page 5M SHORT, Mn, Or la ndo lly W.-Of McCOY, F. Evans, of -, Gurney has voluntarily testi Francis Jenior, no Lake fied before a federal grand Jury Mary's building inspector, flenepaPeruidItght JUPITER Fla. (AP) A young Vieinam and three more in Oisea, Mass, before his discharge in 1971. While in Chelsea , he met his damaged leg says a medical dec on to sa ve wife, Anne, th en a student nucae. the leg has forced him se his baby's b fl couple moved to Durham, and consider going totojailll to Support ts NC, re to be his near genhart's paren and whe he fanIy. could reIve more ant at a VA Don Dagenh.art, 22. wants LW leg replaced with an artfflcial limb. He says conjUnt pain In Mia.mi rtcoyehq from two more ex. from the leg makes it imposaible for him to Herring last week said holdajob But a Veteran's Administration Four denied Williams' teU the law b> mony, four cotnned making wrongdoin1 is lying," Swofford contributions, four declined said He counkrharged St said. secreting a la recorder in flY3 office and Jenlor with The Herald also said it "letting builden get ." learned that 13 of 18 have St doring his brief d- cooperated with Ors. It did nit Identify the other three. likes "Stuffed AhIrt." wanted to s1tin his office 4r panel of reeoctors saysthe legshouldstay, despite its patient's wishes. Broke, jobless wOd distraught, DagenhW says his Problems began in mo when he vu in the Navy. He says he played for aircraft carrier U Intrepid football team in a game against a Pensacola Navy thu was "the team to beat in He had c knee rat( - Navy." Prnaacola - at . - . I __ - - % -- 7-1--__ --_ ..- veteran who wants doctors to remove his speculation on possible grand jury action against Swo(ford was prema ture. "Anyone who says I didn,t or wouln'tallowo4r$toeorce nf comment and four did not re- with " unqualified and a spond to inquiries, the Herald "stuffed shirt," Ka iser With iixed, 4tion t Famil - in Jacksonville reportedly while admitting he has also probing the fund-raising and gin a deposi ti on refused to alleged housing fraud reveal i ts content comment from the builders who to engaged in tax-gubsidized FHA Program _- t c iI Noting Springs that Jenior quit didofnot come under the peew said, insisting that Mayor federal prison after pleading said, insisting he doesn't object Altamonte to take a job that law and that gui lty to charges of attempted to an investigation by anyone mOtels Norman Floyd "is trying to toflet tissue? By now you must - - - a Remember all of the "scare talk regarding the shortage of S I :- 1 ____ ______ ______ _____ soun-me I. __ I - 7-7--7 - ________ - __ - - - , - =t_ -- 1~ - 7;_ let EnterLdninent . ___________ . , fai1Ues and fuel to lake can of p&ature hit 92 degrees. Some Sen Edward Gurney, XFls., people's needs, but we think named under oath 16 equipment was out servicehas e thlved in the> should use it wisely." iederal housing because of repairs and rnaInt c ontracts who Rives and others suggested nance by company workmen s he says gave to a ecret fund for Gurney, the come - I - 51~_ — wo or thrgh iuit used to be a fnendb little town called Lake informal estimates by county sources have said traffic " _________ II I N ______ _________ I - - e - - m -1 ee ing Gran _____ II - I tats at 78 degrees--slighay summer. Miami Herald says it has above usuai-just the way they Spokesmen for the New Eng learned. 0 set the thermosta ts slightly be- land Power Pool said the only +4 t C The Herald said in its Sunday S low normal during the winter. chance of brownouts this t Uons that Williams revealed By John A. Spolskj - - I W Sum' the names during testimony to Several utilities said they had mer would be if the weather a federal task form. extra re--erve capacity. A turned Nt at the same time 1 1 1 1 1 ,~ Th i1 1 1 1 1 il il il il il l e South Seminole Corn. spokesman for Commonwealth plants were Shut down 1 The Herald said Williams, munity Library of Altamonte Edi * ~ testimony revealed contri buCcago said, "Our maintenan ce. nteredIo tions totaling $M,000. The Her. DONNA would order to be a working inspector, for Jack Brown," m t a t reserve normally is 14 per at contained bout Previously Swotjo by the library in connection cent." He said $19 ore to ir conditl rink1er stems flyReraIdStaflWd Swofford said. te r the ex tra capac- one room in Massachusetts that Willimm told investigators had been i,nsualed as required Swofford er his by the fire code. raised someinO0 Saying Stowe was not Year round," says wretary ALTAMO summer than it did last year, he ney's name Ir 000 in Gur. SPRINGS — Job with the city after he caught in electrical growth. in Past but they said the) i I-" s., F!orence Ifigh. Sw of ford said he did order mostly Ex-mayor Lawrence Swofford , didn't know years there has been an elec. whether the cost increase would from builders seeking influence today branded as "lies" said the man wanted to double Ka"er trytng to tape record fire department personnel to The building Is open for our trical growth of S or 6 per cent a be enough to cut consumption mmistratjon with the Federal Housing Ad. charges of wrongdoing during building permit fees and -.1 conversations in the mayor's stop ,,harLe.si contributions Tuesda>s, to gouge one." Thwsda> s and Saturda ys from his 20 years in public office, didn't Valu market on SR 436, because Ys of. people Mtamonte Springs Jenior • The newspaper said that at challenging Stste Atty Abbott it was built nearly 20 year least part of the $80 000 differ Helng to pert nim to defend ford he go ing to school on city time" before the (e code went into He said construction began at r%A ence may be accounted for in himself before the grand jtuy. was* letting Ro I Ams the Elm t 71 1 nts get by "I've tried to get before the lie prt ired motorists "I never told anyone he did Buildings before the city fire tions. grand jury. but they (Herring's was last summer," he said. Especially if You plan on not have to have an oc. codes were adupW &M thus cupatior.al license,,, Swofford Williams serving a year in Office) won't drIlng -. _______ - L -_ 6 *%# I - : __ 5 'I Ft _* I S I ': 2 - - S I ______ - I - 1W -fflww costs, may help cut usage. extra generating units this year Robert Rives, a spokesman Electric than Wt. But the company was for the Kansas Gas & forced to make a voltage cutCO.. said, "We have adequate back last Friday when the tem. I \ __________ f I -;. _ _.., . I _. __ -1 . . I I -. ._-1 . -. 6.-,:: " __r..!:._ -__ "_ .-. .__ -:M__.=_.____ - -_-,-, ___ . . ---_____ -__ __ - . . Z - ____ .-_ ___ k*=_*__ . -__---_f; _-___ __- _________ !% - _ ~14_ I - _s-g--_Ia:!Iemf,-=, I near the service station at the Intersection of Interstate 4 ring unforeseen breakdowns or So did E . put a - "I'll-- - -_ By The Aswisted Press tricity wisely If they want to year, but so far this year, it, s said.. Americans won't have e to prevent problems, not growing at all" swelter through the summer to An Associated Press survey A spokesman avoid power cutbacks or brow. Showed that electric companle. Ser . for the Public vice Co but Of C010rado said the expect to have enough power to Power situation looked good for people will have to use dec. sa tisfy summer demands, bar. su mmer. EA / I The names of the Service sts. eet cou, an er Deman U - , I ~ APECiAnoN IN A MORE BA"'*K F0 uti "' Ii "' t0 ?- A YU AR tes 0 I _________________________________________________ __. A . _- 1__W -6m'-s ___ A Vie - LF - -V \ k I . ;:1- . I / I __ ~6 z . 4 _- i r * I-Al ( ~ t .I 76"t e- - ?J . V. Z I f I ; . - I .. f- 9 i . -.! I 1- I.- -_ -_. , .. 0 - 7- 1 ,4 -,?--: - V6 Standard station Was struck in the chest by a bullet while ". L ~ until later today, ki IS STAWE M. -D kiy CAC4_ -)rI-QNY') %aIVF_'1Ni A FREE / , im r> - i ! PELINE Fi%7u;Z~iv _ I L.L BELOVED ACCC4;4)10N TO N3 -/ f I% --t-. KiN' have any comment to it by Stoffel & Heim PAUNTING MUSIC, ON S Hearst the SLA, renounced her family, ridiculed her fiance and repeated the violent SLA goals Of revolution on behalf of the people. But her family always said it believed the statements were coerced. Most authorities P appeared to believe that, until LLis weekend. Formal complaints were to be filed today against Miss Hearst and Sullivan said he believed were slI in Sou th ern California. A youth who identifi ed Miss Hea rst for the FBI said she told m she raked a sporting goods store with rifle fire as she and the Harrises made their geta way after a bungled at te mpt to shoplift a pair 49-cent socks. Randolph A. Hearst, Patricia's father was " king it prettybadly" and was not expected to Six persons, includin acknledged SLA leader Cinque, are dead, victims a Fday Poi1ce:gorSSaldthe KORB For political kidnaping unfolded, Miss pledged her allegiance Named in a warrant charging federal firearms violations were Miss Hearst and William and • Emi l1y U Harris, h usband and wife in their late 20s. narrises are white. If there was any solid SLA connection with the two black men sought early today, police did not ive Orlando Operator Is Killed y Patt which now appears not W have numbered more than a dozen In thpe recordings Issued as the count's fit sedan. . ,. OA-4 F - The FBI said it believes Miss Hearst, who 106 days ago was pursuing her art studies and .-, . I - I - . ezf - __;: :'-__ - -. _ =_ -4=-.r._.11.-.- "-== - .I. ___ __ -;:", -~I I--- -1 - \- -_-_ I -. : 1. %_+ A, -ff-,; .r, ~ __ I 000 \1 , I /~I` 1. . . _--J I, __ LJ___a -L_g~ _ K ~iA-m~ _,_ -7 _-IF: - Q - I 4 S P4 _ .. .. I I , I)AY . -, 7 1 . natic rifle fire into a sporting goods store on Thursday, the incident that triggered the army of lawmen into action as they began to close In on the SLA. S S • quietly planning a summer wedding, be part of what is left of her captors. "Apparently she has joined forces with the SLA," William A. Sullivan, director of the Los Angeles FBI office,assisnt said of the 2yearold newspaper heiress Sunday night. He added: "She will be given the opportunity to surrender. If she opens fire on FBI agen ts or lice, the fire . will be returned" d early today all units seeking young white woman and two black men 4'considered armed and dangerous and may be suspected SLA members' who tried to offer "several hundred dollars" to a landlady if she would give them a room Sunday night, The woman was described as to 20 blonde hair, blue eyes, with a sawed-off18sho tgun sling concealed under her ct. Miss Hearston a has brown hair and brown eyes. The men were described as in their 20s, one foot-3 and the other 5-foot the terrorist group which abducted her. I 11 I. FBI Leaas Bl itz i ng S arch For e :71; " I, " iwu 8 __ I 014% - lII -• S - :A_ - 7___ ~_,__, 1~ ~~. fl)_ -, - - ____ j, I l'i l - Payments were i=essed frO(n %9 a month to - They we reduced to 9 six mOnths after he was released medical Miami Early this panel in fund nerves killed keep the knee and Wear a full legbrace; amputate ' the leg and be fi t ted with an artifiCial one. A rxamina in A' used do to thdraw two choices the full leg bra ce. wi _____________ S �- k ~ ~~ ~ 2A—The Sanford Herald . Manday. May 20, 1974 ft~ 0 - 4 0 'Gate Hurts GOP Fund Raising Turner Associates Area Council Agendas The Sanford Herald NATIO Casselberry County _ WAY a 174 ods Tr,r -. q,`~ Altamonte .1 - - -. - - - im Ca if jw - Ssmmmnet Scc __ Sun StttIt 1iimet Co n U G -ju SL L&.tM vith ___ a - .-.. . led C-"-a at , - __ flat ___ ____ d - - -- ft - - i- $ caZ ii 'vv • — _L_ _ _______ =I_ __ aed SR 434: the C.cfrra i prty Cc te tbt CflwtIPro: Wilbos 14! an Swu at 1:rie U. , £4a R.d c aL pea -4emkd to Ja= y — aurb and em at Th ' .rr' Z2a Appeal a3L Btd :t' t, aad Rairwd b _-4. c-: c?= —;:.i:•: Et. -d W'd and MW &"--" c-=--t 1.J. se ç at Fhe PE.c hei - E wttsea& ____ . - kW-.! V __________ =UL __ - ___ ___ - - . . cc -'rd at T r ert for FF*f—ATI=J CDCWATCW E. cc ---d and MyrUe ==W Lake f!i Ri 7p -r...L_ W Srrintis _______ ___ ---- ' r KAY,7J- ___ ___ ___ I Appe*1 _____ y Beard cf -.i ___ .: • _. r ____ : 'i—. (t . ' -- — -- - — - St - - & rd-way . - 51 DI SHELTER NEARS . COMPLE m i T•ION ri.. Vt .g.d in a cogn$ La. _ __ - 4 Speeders ( SZXTH BAY. Fla. AP) &t t e,, whe (tat4own -tvers who en 1e bce'van An. eIar that she T8 e a atati mu lino the fl wx &viif4 her t fnx at of the little bl ue car to at heavy rarefy 1 u w the . p hoed at the polIce statIon tra the w*e4ei ?y e, a tru- d on o occasIon, the truck. -"4 began cheer apparently didni mind cter oc y her the tIcket. Fd]iw officers y ucker '1 pg wafted heck to hen 'A trucker asked rxz to go out p& fl town tigh tha d told 'Wztth with bun one time and that was ern Palm Be C mouth I bow whet I'm &i in the patrol car after we Xt w vary at is- here.' 1k w rice p±te been to the station and he had W in y pcd bond," Miii Kelsoe said. *-rsv wen her pan two traci, Over at "W higtway patrs is thet b - PibLac far Dredge & Fi board pxtaJerfaraC*wat&,. hex far PLtoertatin5yi&n man. Lake M Carol Gry i. Ordmance to H Qty o 5 t.er's get Reports: Coaty Planner, y. 1W_ Raw Line Rf powl Ordinance to inCrease Zming Adnztar, ,ervr cf Rart J at Official, Pollution Contro' Village Wood -Reijest from . at, Prio officer. UtIhtY C& Cbid Rhion on Boot! i Tt Clark 111 of C aara Fire Administrator, Sbenff. CorZjtjiJ Co. R','it far mcatfrg plat, Coty Attorney, f for Fkitla Land Co. AT.LZW I preaminary ;W approval. nd Cderat Zoning board recom- QIEu of EJue Czr. Blue eId 3, 4, plan gr4tM at May -- r 1I 1L I Shelter.upects progrs on SAYS (acili1i wider construct ion at the ded site off SR 419 i.. near Winter Springs. Tt n rintiai cerier is due to open in J e 1 ' _____ .$ Police o semis. Sometime a to get med "` kers to r ngt* over an thi way to 1rthk' Sanford estloned but no arrests were made. Detectives are con. Join &ever, Grure Uring tigation. ed he t*iw report g and ot r wer Gran und MIUK valued at siss Lake Mar of the from s b, Satiaday. Robert C. Carter, 11. 41 7 West County Dog Pound, was pe& reg"tats as f o T from a* 12Lk Street reported fishing broken into Saturday, one dog ized dTerS, wbo have her equipment valued at $317 was mitrng. AUamte Springs and and an autfall pc:rp stat= -mnda Marn: The Trucker's missing from his home, Largw tu Saturday. Ma!ticnd tohefaranierce1 H s i of Uinwaveorflz oe __ County r Adam 0. Raush, 52, TeTrVt reportedly approv e d by the and US. force main. rzI some of them grie rue , -Blvd reported boat equipment MAY r W4 Eal -i, Mini-bike valued at $75 valued at $130 iniasing from his . I1 into Mrs. P. ?'ichol and I ADMfY 3A3y Wilkes Jr. Q Altamonte Springs Mayor A.ry IEPA are far h dOIlMI was reported home, _ Nw=;an FWyd said today the truckers all the time at t e (Y us. aep. sin in. . SatZrday by Richard Delp, sawg . Cafe. Lew B. MI L Jjbt ____ Larido Id UP has city received and accepted in friendly. P4yT Street. W Robe" L King a •, . awarded ___ December dQ11 bell believed to Ftvrt Baker epand the ciWs ,, to Altamonte cr4n#t andto __a be cmUrfest was reported to Mark Tanner, It, Fern Park WIThn W wi, Deltoni Aie L C, Mr. and Mn Eddie Morton gallon daily capacity sever ___couple . Seminole Grey Gnenre seru. iito dfi detectives Apartments reported stero soy. nterpr a 75 miVh gallon Both cities have pendog by S'n4e Turf Dub officials, tapes valued at $101 were taken oa' Francis Jacta grzit app&ztIrzis far Sum in capacity regional facility. ySaturday. A suspect was from his car Sunday. Joe E Ke*, I1) 1I4 DLSQL4RGES eiiscj the arra Gunter Fk said the grant to be Me B. While A waitress at one nearby reported approved. afroved for the interceptor L Judythe 14. Garrett -Miss KelElla 14. Jo Gter said the Altamoede system was mpposW to be for PAR J. C"M Pead J. Ev . Apopka Mrs. Dennis Hall and girl I am Money is to be used for a $2,496,000. The grant for Jack P. SaffecorA, Bradenton "Oh )vs. They sure do talk CWord Adkim Mm Raymond l regional advanced waste Longwood's interceptor Sysum abwA her.~ said the w&itrm i I I.4a C. BalD treatment plant, Interceptor to hook up to Altamonte 'Some niormngs the air gets j Fhel 4affl Bon ta D. Rióng , P um pifkg stations with ç -i' line was to have been hue in here when she has given coarrie F, ard.by r 75 per at the c MAY U. l4 Herbert A- marelmd one at the Inickers a t A MiSSIONS William W. Griffith Frank Milton Pama g ste,tor Lac Sadord: Georgian M. Bennett, 21 • 14 Paul B Li Mar AlCOhOl r' ICS Anonymous ' rn - Sanford Laymen for Christ ak ary on %•,%41 Sta mp R. clrn take Victta 1. Sheppard "i Genevteve B. McNutt. c1&d meeting. Holy Cross Crusade, Sanford Stadium, Dan Hill Dellon Mary Episcopal Church Parish Mebonvifle Avenue, 7 p.m. Robert A McIntosh sr. Lilbe S. graxLm 04am Delores L. Guon, Lake 400 Magnolia Aye,, 5-9 AA..II P Wilid Jobnnle T Brl htwell Monroe IV1VII B b k May25 -• Collec ing o•, Deltona Oviedo High School Athletics Omer Robertson, Deltona May 21 Boosters Athletic Awards LAKE Herbert T. Brown, Deltona BTHS 37 ws bntheu Banet, 7 -_Board is pin., school gym. JawAs not U.S. 174t Wealthy S. Spokes, DeBary r Mr.WW Mrs. auditorium County Heal th to favoc bly recommend to c y Helen Ferguson, a boy, SJnfId '' 1) fliUS3 OP council a planned unit Seminole Junior College will ford Laymen for Christ Mr. arid Mr Abu Baker a twits, ultimately would ask at the city's offer a course on stamp Crusade, Sanford Stadium, DISCHARGES girl, Sanford the city to rezone the 70 )kating pa rty sponsored collecting beginning tis by MtIIOIWUIt AVenue, 7:30 p.m Sanford: Mr and Mrs. Douglas Bagga aireely Maryto month. A r Ai le HighBand, 7-9 pin., a gui, Sanford Wilk MaC* (ffi _ay 26 Planned nit Development Represent_Uves of entitled "Stamp Melodee Wesley Smokes Sanford Laymen for Cthst corporation —iz-cipians x from its current re:ddential For ill DISCHARGES A& It wü. George Henry. Roberts Jr. Slim & Trim, 5 weeks, Crusade, Sanford Stadium, cmer: the history of stamps, Ifle, '. . Sanford: IS being held 111 the SeiDU)Ok . Mellon. Avenue, 2:30 p.m. s az'4 'n IM&&UYL 5.15 for 170 we iniwn_ Later, developers stamp album selection, • ThYlall, girl Martha C. Kilpatrick Cowdy JIll today &i Lieu ° 6:15 P.M. Call for r. patio home de ofzTjent they would ask the city to annex i classification stamps, stamp Ma2et C. Waters Betty A. Wilson May 27 110,000 bond, charged with say will douhie the city's 2,600 scres ad}oinging US. I 7.fl cancellations of stamps, Herman L Yates Ruth E. Belcber e4Cn of 10 U)C of Sadord Homemakers, 1 30 current population at a work South SR 427 and North reprints and controversial Eileen Daftan, Dellaw Florence D. Ulrich Sanford P home 01 Mis, U. H. Wood, Ministerial Assacia. c*ca' m with intent to deliversession L-W week. issm and helpful fa Hutc~anson Parkway. or Paul Wallunann. Deltona Hazel L Hooker urch of God at Roberts was arraW by &. cts f the tion, 11 a-m., Ch 2104 Sanford Ave. begin=. Gabrielle Thbodeau, Deltona tectives at Sanford Airport Fbrria B. Moran W 22nd St Special CUfl1fl1t Patrick Kelly, an avid l)cueiaz U. Proctor, Deltons Saturday with th e cocaine Mlld.ied 1471(f) reports, election, e vi I and Memorial Da Services, for more than 14 collector color Martin D_ Hatchgtt Lake IMW on & W plane. Veteram Memorial Park on Ve,ans Wayer followed by years, will be the instructor of noon at Holiday inn. Morroe R*riff John Aft said street at lake front. Sanford 10:30 a.m. the courm that is to run for JJJIj J% Madeline Giles, Lake Monroe value of the cocaine was All local WORLD seven Tuesday evenings f5rgeaj Eric V. Staf Luber, Luber, a .ary estimated at partdpating,puJ. groups $150,000. FACTS , May 22 son of Mr. and Mrs. V. N. with the gist Straiegc Missile beginrdngMay2l Mae Kennedy, t.as5eitrry He declined to say what led Each class will last three Starlight Promenader, with May 23 to Luber, 123 PrImrose Drive W f M not 1SB N D LifrLLheaStzclrdnIdetOsteen the or th and the registration fee Bob R13510( a$ona calling. 5 Longwood, recently helped travelled to Vandenberg f e oriando Stamp collecting for beginIt 1 II 101' t 21-hour '' launch a U.S. Air Force misson. sio. p.m., Sanford Civic Center. nets. Seven weeks, 7-10 p m. ! t Minuteman Ill intercontinental For more Uif onmation contact and .Slt1fl daIICtIS Ca'l Seminole Junior college %L4Y19,l74 e launch was one in a the Adult Education Division of welcome, ballistic missile from Van. Irtr ADM1IOM for reserfraftons. er series of operational testing Seminole Junior College. denberg AFB, ci. Sanford: launches conducted by the Rosemary Ntzle Central Florida Mineral and Strategic Air Command (SAC). Marvin E. Warfel Gem Society Inc., 7:* p.m., . 1 ien M. Saffivin First Airman Miller h ?IJ II. PASTORET Army Private thost. Mlnm U4 EdSewattr Dr., orl&r~, — arw R I4WIdVWO I I l ''.• ki " ob R WdS - Wlu, k llehind e', e rv -''ci w 4ey r!;C2 Sylvia Frazier iviiC. / successful t-I nisnes JO there VT~~ 7- ~ rnaintenae and launch IS Honored J.Aahcraft ing'' to it I to t eraser Tulk, 35, 115 West Paul Airman J(im A. S. Miller UI, C1tW340 shoes. Army private Jerone R. Woodland Avenue, night son iii Mr. and Mrs. John A. May 23 Recently, the U.S. FI T. The operated fr the Rillera, 21, son of Mr. and M1s. auditor at the Sheraton Slflfcrd Mille' of Counting chickens before Court unanimously upheld a FloridaAudubon Mary J. 110 lctiabod Trail, &IUJY control center James Rillera, 419 Navarre Chapter Picnic they're listed hatched Is strictly Florida law making shippers, Felton V. Jernigan i [I€Vuod, his graduated at where they monitored the Way, Altamonte Springs, was Lane Park, , Ii for optimists. condition in Seminole Memorial Lovry il drillers and va'!. C AFB, Cob., from the missile In an alert status. W1en named Soldier of the Month for jj ___ Hopit.al today terminals liable for damage after being Vricent L Korce, Deltona u.s. Mr Force ptiotograplik the launch message was the U. S. Army Cornbe.tenir.drobbeda1theInnby rep Ca A state arxJ property Anne orien, ourieconductedby received from SAC rflUnicatlons Corninanij Japan two unidentified Training Command. men early owners by oil spills, The World Many Ann ____ s'-'-" Inc. noon, Cavalier headquarters, the crews Signal Support Agency, on Mmanac notes, Since 1%9 Theresa M. McFarlane. Monday °"''I want Miller. who was trained to reacted, launching the missile Okinawa. regulatiofls governing outer Deltuna al ciSIOT) CSlTieflS afld as they would train their borne undetermined amount of I*P1I fulcra was selected for his j.I!. J _•\ I iner.I hc1! ;;l ..ird g.i: NinCy F. MurtLtrl, Enterprise money as akn from Tuis Printing equipment, is being base in slay so ccrrbat opration. ldierly appearance April shtw,ers brought May opertiwis have been Theodore Kerling, Detlary wallet and from a cash register assigned to Riwin-Main AS, Sanford knowledge and perforTnar Citizens' flowers which will pollinate Senior strengthent'j and enforced. The lilay I.indo, DcBary German, for duty with a wilt of Luber attended Washburn duties lObbf at Civic and bring June hay lever. and military courtesy SPrü% Frolic, 7 p.m., average oil discovery offshore Betty 3. Mann Lake Moe the US. Airforces in Europe. Rural High School, Topeka, Heisap Center. Dinner, dancing and Some retired types spend contains 10 tunes the oil of a Saiizole Sheriffs Detectives Thomas Swaggerty, Lake leaumanisalmgraduate Kan,, and attended Seminole technician In aiiatioratory the agency's enterta1mn(.L C ta more time In the shop hum ct alhiUlI! onshore discovery. are nwillgatling the Incident of I4lnan High SchooL Junior College. Cy when they were working BJ.g ci semuons. tF Se Con using s i 0 _____ earned __ . rrb%g, - _ s - --- . Sem no e er - i Coming Even s L eM Z e B" a coc rolect t Cocaine Off ered it Seized &verrt t port . SAIIINE PASS, Tex. (AP) Seven persons drowned when their runaway car plunged Into Texas Bayou near here on the Upper Texas Coast, Jim Bohler Sr., one of three survivors In a family party of 10, said, "I dived in once but the water was swift." Killed In the Sunday night accident were Bhler' Ixirenis-in-law, I3encon (mud, 58, and Merkic Cloud, 49; the couple's daughter.ln.law, Frances G. Clou, and her children, Scotty, 7, and Todd, 5, and two of Bohler's children, Tlsha, 2, and Jim Jr., 3. Boher and his brother4n4aw Benson Cloud Jr., who had been driving, stepped from their parked car and left the engine idling. Suddenly the automobile lurched forward and gained speed as if someone inside hit the accelerator by accident while reaching for the brake, witnesses said. It then ran onto a boat ramp and plunged into the water. It floated briefly and Bohier's wife Dorothy, 25, escaped before the car sank with the others trapped inside. S/Sgt. Luber Helps Launch - __ 1 - - 41 Cl k Beaten, bed - ' • ' BARBS • . - • Howe Republican Campaign Committee, and GOP chairman George Bush all said Nixon should not resign. "The country, Bush said, "should leave aside political expediency and see the (impeachment) process through. The main arguments before Gesell, to be heard Tuesday, will be whether the six men charged can use national security as a defense to the conspiracy charges. Gesell has said that If It can be proven _ ! I . .- - -,:,,1. I .: - - ~~1 lie WASHINGTON AP 1' L / _.,., . - Kennedy's Taxes Revealed BOSTON (AP) - Sen. Edward M. Kennedy paid $217,844 In federal income taxes on an unadjusted gross income of $461,444 In 1973, according to tax records he disclosed to two Boston newspapers. The Boston Herald American and the Boston Globe today published the joi nt tax return filed by Kennedy and his wife. Joan, reporting the Massachusetts Democrat's Income beyond his congressional salary of $42,500. Kennedy's income included $21,567 in dividends, $270,080 from the Joseph P. Kennedy 1926 trust, $1,257 from the Joseph P. Kennedy 1936 trust, $3,355 from publications, speaking fees and miscellaneous sources and $1,623 from four oil wells in Texas and Louisiana owned by the Forest Oil Co. The late Joseph P. Kennedy was the senator's father. Kennedy deducted from his gross Income $38,773 in current taxes other than federal; $24,985 for mortgage payments; $4,678 for charitable contributions; and $6,308 in net miscellaneous deductions. Kennedy declined to be Immediately quoted about his tax returns, but said the data was released because of the public's growing concern about the extra income of elected officials. Reinecke Request Denied WASHINGTON 1 API—A federal judge today refused to dismiss a perjury indictment against Lt. Gov. Ed Reinecke of California or shift his trial to that state. U.S. District Judge Barrington Parker denied motions by Relnecke's attorneys who contended among other things that he had been misled and trapped by federal prosecutors Into cooperating with their Investigation. "The court finds that Mr. Reinecke was unable to point to any statement made to him about a promise of leniency in the unequivocal manner he suggests," Judge Parker ruled. Tape Response Due WASHINGTON (AP) The White House is expected to reply today to the House Judiciary Committee's request for White House tapes related to the ITT antitrust case and the dairy industry's contributions to President Nixon's 1972 re-election campaign. The committee asked for the material on April 19 as part of Its Inquiry into whether Nixon should be tin. peached. The panel was expected to subpoena the material If the White House refuses to turn it over voluntarily. The committee had planned to vote last Thursdzy on a subpoena for the material, but the vote was delayed after White House lawyer James D. St. Clair said he was still studying the request and would have a response by today. White House Press Secretary Ronald L, Ziegler complained on Friday about leaks from the conunittee's closed hearings last week on the impeachment question. He said the leaks "will certainly have a bearing on fur. ther decisions about making information available to the committee." - Cronkite To Testify LOS ANGELES (AP) - TV anchorman Walter Cronkite and several other top reporters are testifying In support of a colleague who is risking another jail term in order to keep confidential news sources secret. CBS anchorman Cronkite is one of several top reporters scheduled to appear at the court hearing which begins today to determine whether William Farr, a Los Angeles Tunes reporter who has served 46 days in jail, can be imprisoned again. Farr's planned witness list also included NBC-TV White house correspondent Tom Brokaw, Los Angeles Times' Washington reporter Jack Nelson and New York Times' San Francisco bureau chief Wallace Turner. Nelson and Turner are Pulitzer Prize winneis. The Issue on which they will be asked to testify Is whether Farr, in refusing to reveal sources of a story during the Manson triaL was following an established ethical and moral principle of journalism. of a roller coaster superstructure at - A $23 amusement park in Sandusky, Ohio. They are installing a radar antenna. Il I gram.s. The Nixon admjnjs- tration wants to end by June 30 the Office of Economic Opportunity, the antipoverty agency setup 10 years ago. Ford Says President Needs To Rebuild Publi c S upp or t The House also Is to take up a bill raising the national debt limit from $475.7 billion to $495 billion and perhaps a measure tO boost oflIndustrytaxes by$4 billion in the next six years. The House Judiciary CornWASHINGTON (AP) - Vice couraging, I think that would be domestic Issues would be more Ford said he thinks the odds mittee will continue for three President Gerald R. Ford says most helpful," Ford said In an difficult "because you don't are about even that the House days starting Monday Its pri. that If moves to Impeach Presi. interview with The Associated turn a spigot and end inflation," Judiciary Committee will vote vate review of the evidence In dent Nixon are defeated, the Press, said the vice president. to Impeach the President. But the Nixon Impeachment in. President then would need suche said he still believes the quiry, concentrating on the Wacesses in foreign and domestic estic lie said the public's views But, he added, "If the econo- house will reject an impeach. tergate break-in phase. !)Iicy to recover lost public 'move back and forth very my stays strong, if unemploy- ment resolution. support. quickly and there still is no bet- ment doesn't go up, if people The Senate Is scheduled to go Ford said April 15, 1970, that ter Issue for any President than are feeling happier about their "an impeachable offense Is back Monday to debate on a "1 think if the President and peace, particularly if they have economic prospects, I think whatever a majority of the standby energy conservation Henry Kissinger are successful the Impression that he Is the that wou ld help, but not as dra- House of Representatives con- bill . ln the Middle East ... and lthink principal architect of it." matically as something in- skiers It to be at a given mo the prospects are fairly en. Dramatic success in volving peace." ment in history." I Pe)op/e In News Some senators h:ive said they Eater in the week, the House plans action on a community services bill to provide a new home for antipoverty pro- ROUND THE TOP Two construction workers dangle from the top At a pretrial hearing last week, Relnecke's attorneys argued that he had ben trapped and misled by Watergate prose. cutors Into believing he would not be indicted if he agreed to cooperate and testily. four years Is coming up for a veto by President Nixon of an vote and probable passage in emergency energy bill early In the Senate. this session. Restrictions on busing to Both the House and Senate achieve desegregation, the will begin their fourth recess of most serious hurdle to passage, the year Thursday. This one, were cleared last week with arranged to cover the Memorial adoption of an amendment con- Day weekend, will end next taming some new limitations. Tuesday. The courts, however, would still __________________ be free to order busing where i. EA V I N (; II ().%I F; judges decide this is required to maintain equal rights. The Senate has agredtiiatno is No L%u(;IIING more antibusing proposals will \I .\ TT ER ...... be offered during today's final debate. But it has But the Welcome Wagon action on at least scheduled 11 other hostess can make it easier amendments before voting to adjust to your new surlater In the day. roundings, and maybe put The House will open debate ii smile on your face' on a $22.6 billion military pro. curement authorization bill, with votes put over until ~*) day. The big fight is expected ofl move to cut military aid to t t South Vietnam from $1.4 billion to $900 million. N, WASHINGTON (AP) - The old Duck Cop of the Fish and Wildlife Service Is turning Into a sort of environmentiji G-Man. Instead of big heroin or 10-most-wanted busts, the big case around the service's law Enforcement Division Is likely to be seizure of a cheetah-fur coat or a shipment of hawksbill turtle shell hair clips. That's because the main beat for the division's 220 special agents is policing the endangered species list— and agents believe their beat is starting to Involve organized crime. The traffic in illicit fur, shell and feather from species on the lengthy list is approaching dope-scale profits. A single eagle tail feather Is worth $50. A tiger skin coat recently was valued at $dO,000. A pair of Nile crocodile shoes Is worth $125, and a live perigrine falcon can be worth $10,000 to a falconry buff, the service says. necke of lying to a federal grand Jury about certain details of his role In helping to arrange for the ifl2 Republican national convention In San Diego, Calif. The convention later was shifted to Miami Beach, Fla. billion education bill that would will try to attach an oil price extend several of the most 1mm- rollback provision to the messportant school aid programs for ure. A similar provision led to a 1. - foreign policy was involved he might have to dismiss the charges. Among those charged are former top Nixon aides John D. Ehrllchman and Charles W. Colson. In another court, a ruling was expected today from Judge Barrington Parker on motions to dismiss a perjury indictment against IA. Gov. Ed Reinecke of California or, failing that, to trans the trial there. A three-count Indictment returned April 3 accuses R.& Senate To Pass Education Bill i Eagle Feather Worth $50 . r3 "Gen. Haig has never Implied the need to re-evaluate his positlon and he challenges Newsweek to support this report," his associate said from the Florida White blouse at Key Biscayne. The fund raising problems were discussed by Republican leaders in separate Interviews Sunday. Sen. William Brock, R-Tenn., chairman of the Senate Republican Campaign Committee, Rep. Robert Michel, head of the - ________ ________ Mama' House materials to prove na tional security was involved In the break-in. Meanwhile, Watergate was said to be hurting Republican fund raising efforts, and President Nixon's chief of staff Alexander M. Haig Jr. was quoted as saying he was so disturbed by the transcripts of the Watergate tapes that he had to reevaluate his job. Haig, however, through an aide denied as totally false the Newsweek report. Seven Persons Drown - I1'f PRINCETON, N.J. (AP) - The latest Gallup Poll, taken at a time of discontent with the President and Congress, indicates more than two thirds of Americans have "quite a lot" of confidence In the nation's future. Sixty-eight per cent of l,.537 adults Interviewed March 2.9April 1 expressed the high degree of confidence, 19 per cent had "some" confidence, lOper cent had "very ilttle," 2 per cent had none and I per cent offered no opinion. T_ £ _ ____ - pt. R.ay.az 1 - *tt (dizt I to o p tal p Nation 's Confidence Expressed ies p 1 gouwii aflegts Uhe Harry Lt Tgis l cocracy ran fr0a2 the fcwtjrd df atx of KGOCC( in 1117 to May 11, p- Tay. l,fl, wb the It&tUt W13 ar hew c- rttgd by a federal grand I—A Cc n (j1a. Ai#yf1ri IVIFA',4 - 7 %___ .* - Coc. : 'C4 P, p . . c' at the alleged No -, , edge 11~~ .. __ - Wall WW at cam ....... -..-. - --- ___ ___ of Mamiactrmg far - - __ _ P op 5-; I P—'i. 6=1 ir z• ?art Sr sy i---- - . __ ___ __ . . -: i . WASHINGTON (AP) - A new round of court proceedings is getting under way In preparation for next month's conspiracy trial of two former Nixon lieutenants and the agents they allegedly dispatched to burglarize the office of Daniel Ellsberg's psychiatrist, U.S. District Judge Gerhard A. Gesell scheduled four days of hearings, beginning today, to hear more than two dozen motions ranging from dismissal of charges to demands for White ____ pected la end Wday. to be fo& tends they pyramided the sale bued by t111fr . tmt of distributorships although w for they ladwd prodacU and mate- ' 215hM 3 re;=9 bY Amrwy -- __ 1 , - a .ituc1the ia.t*ae __ I C de a fix at Tg&s firm Dam To Be GniK Lw- - - __ ___ ___ . Taler pbt Zx a fa =e% -- _______ TODAY _____ _____ 11 ZA;rl ______ O( Rest iheir kaase ___ ~_ KAYZI, ..* AM Eastern F C Cf Catzata Aath4ctu edmst t. rer.1ffi1I( 3 . -.,--,~_` - ~ Monday, May 20,1974-3A 91reh,~a( 01,t 1 BETTY CARTER 322-1817 Sanford SANDRA RAWLINS 834-9212 Casselberry MARILYN GARLANTI Altamonte Springs SHIRLEY MILLET 834 9712 Fort City HILDA RICHMOND Deltona __ _____ New Way Found To Stop Hair Loss, Grow More Hair Male Police Officers Aren't Happy With 'Gals' Miss Cooke, 33, left the country a few months after an NEW DELI!!, India - The uprising in April 1973 reduced HOUSTON, Tcxas — If But, if you are not already WASHINGTON (AP) - Typical of interviews, said king of Sikkim says his queen, the king from undisputed ruler Many of the men in blue don't you don't suffer from male slick bald, how can you be sure the foundation, were these re former debutante hope Cooke, to a figurehead, what is actually causinj your agree, but women have joined marksmoved ba ck to New York after pattern baldness, you can hair Ion' Een if baldness may Washington's finest with flying now stop your hair loss . . . seem to run in your family," being called an American spy Angus Gaither colors, "Most says the Police Founds. ,.. and grow more hair. women panic easily thisis certainly no proof of the by opposition politicians. it couldn't cause of YOUR hair lots. Women are not aggressive and For years "they said But King Palden Thondup, 49, THOMPSONVILLE, Ill. AP A survey which compared tend to lay back and act as a tIC done". But now a firm of lab- I Hair lois caused by sebum can said Sunday he hopes his wife - Angus oratory consultants has developed also run in your family, and Gaither. 18, says he performance of 86 women pa- ride-along or report taker will return to Sikkim one day, has decided to attend Harvard treatment for both men and many other conditions can cause trOl officers with that of 86 men 'There aren't too many females women, that is not only stopping hair loss. No matter which one University even though it showed "generally similar" re- who can handle themselves or hair loss . . . but is really grow. 1 is causing ,our hair toss, if you means not running the family suits, the foundation said Sun- situations when things get ig hair! wait until >ou are slick bald and farm, hair roots are dead, you day. They don't ev en ask '.ou to rough .... They belong in an Gaither has operated take their word for are be)ond help, So. it you still u. They The report said that 'women Office. ins ite you to try the treatment base any hair on top of your acre farm in southern Illinois made fewer arrests and gave almost single-handedly the past There were a few positive ap. for 32 da%s. pi their risk. and I head, and would like to stop fewer traffic citations " see for yourself' )OUt hair loss and grow more but two years. He also is valedic- add now is the time me to do ed It was not clear w,hether prais.als. NirjII,, ihe 'ould not offer hair torian of Thompsonville something about it before it', opportunity unless the treat. High that was because they were too "I have found female officers - It'IO late cers this School. ment worked Howeser, it is imeasy or simply that men are too to be more intelligent .... less pu'siMe his father is dead; his mother 1.ocsch I sbtratory Consultto help ecryLrne tough. quick to anger .... I feel the ants, Inc., will supply you wiih suffered a stroke a month ago The great majority o cases It was clear, however, that intelligence and com,j. treatment for 32 days, at their and is bedridden; and his 32 many njfl0f of excessive hair fall and lrisk, if they bclicse the treatment of the male officers several female officers to be In year-old brother suffered baldness are the beginning will help ou Just send them the a aren't enthused about the pies- refreshing contrast to the and more fully developed information listed below. All in. stroke two years ago that left ence of their women counter. ent him partially paralyzed. crybaby attitude of many stages of male j,attern bald-quines are answered conlidi. parts. tililICS." alk . h mail arid without ohI. nets But Gaither said Sunday: '1 ts and cailni-it be hclp'J talked It over with the NO OBLIGATION COUH -__ superintendent of the high To: toes-ch Laboratory Consultant,, Inc. school, and he felt I should go." 331) West Main St. He added that his family also 11goil tiiart Houston, Texas 77006 --O~ urged him to accept the $5,250I am submitting the following information with the under. a-:'ear scholarship. standing that it will be kept strictly rnn(4.flI;Il ..1 'I... I --------------..,,, iiiai IP obligation whatsoever. I now have or have had the - ''tO .. . - Dom )our forehead become oily or greas)?_ . t ..... , How soon after washing SALt -. Do you have dandrufl?__ dry or oily?._..,,..._ 351 1 Does your scalp itch?.._ _ -___When?_. 2 Drawer t'-,i' Does your hair pull out t' STRIKING sithouette was FILE How long has your hair been thinning?- - -__ f. standefd 11 <_ captured on film when an Do you still have any hair on lop of your hcad7_ 24' depth ! $Lj amateur photo buff saw this blow long is it' lass quenching her thirst in a Attach any other information you feel may be helpful. .,,i,, -.I % SS•'O way some may consider NAMF most unladylike. Regar133 East Rblnson Downtown Odando ADDRF.SS (Iless, what else can a thirsty girl do without a glass? crr STATP lID Hope Cooke - - , - - -• .,,u -- - - ' - ________ -. -. ' , . . . - -__-- ' - �--- __ AA--The Sanford Herald -I:__g__j _-& r _ _; 7 - . - - __.-- — - Monday, May 20, 1974 . Editorial Campaign . I. Mediation May 0 -~ .11 '' , H e Ip Committee 1, P11 . President Nixon's decision to excludIng paid staff members. surrender no more of his On this point most Americans recorded conversat1wis - to any would probably agree. Cer. of the Interested Investigative tainly, anyone who has been agencies-Li one more tile in the reading the full text of the . I .I -T_ 11 , POPVLAT/ 91M \\ Jack ., / 1:~, , ~ Reform Creeping By BENJAMIN SHORE -w -." _" -- ,-*,I, 1 ~ : I Ie I.= - t a Anderson Another Hazard 0 -1 .- -- " From Cadillac t - ~ - a ,at'. I A -! r, , 1•____._ , _; the road that a WASHINGTON—Despite owners of one mllllcn 1968-72 Cadillacs still on , . - ., I,.. !V. _~ Joint Panel OK!s Condominium Bill - I ,. f ?~ ~, - i:i. .~ P, -.. : * - - WASHI NGTON--General Motors hasn't bothered to warn the . . T* .. F i`1 t R 0"Tw Int by UAAW roan or"Cab. Ivi lo . TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (Al') attempts today to ban escalaBoth the House and Senate The $4.5 billion budgets in- Both the Senate and House - A joint con1ecene com• ticn cla uses in the recreation budget versions are in line with chide general revenue spend- versions include $114 million to mittee today gave final approv- payment schedules and lOP(o. the $4.55 billion sought by Gay. big, money marked for special make up for revenue that would al to a condominium bill alter tdbit liens on the separate co Reubin Askew, including a 25 uses from trust funds and fed. be lost U an Askew-backed defeating several efforts to re- (bmlnium units for failure to per cent increase In state eral revenue-sharing dollars. proposal is approved to lower pay the recreation leases, strict recreation leases, spending over last year. the ceiling on school property Meanwhile, House Republi. "With the exception of the The largest sum in each gen. taxes from 10 mills to eight. '0. f 7' ,,,/, I .1 ~ 1($ I .,, It ) I., ." Monday, May 20, 1974-5A The Sanford Herald - cans took a unanimous caucus recreatior, lease area, I think At issue are spending for edu- eral revenue spending budget is 17(11 I - -1 to them Into an accident at any time. "Watergate" looming as an W. Nor has GM notified the federal government, which monitors ," billion budget as both d'br bill," said Sen. George Fire- mentally endangered lands, et provides a total of $1.443 btl- dominium panel voted Friday defined issue in this year' r. somber mosaic of America's currently released tapes must lady, which can af , trake fl such defects. strange ma Yet the . . . .1 ..~A:L ; of the !eiat.Ir' iepared for stone, D-Miami. "We have a state employe pay hikes, lion fot elementary and secon- against banning recreation ict a -. agony, I r Cadillac without warning and vanish before It reaches the garage, 1CAM 51 I already have reached the , but Senate President ropria. strong full disclosure Provision, reorganization of the natural dary schools, state universities le Congress may fail to come __ has been known to GM since 1968. strong warranty sec tion and the resources agencies and con- and community colleges. The Mallory Home warned that if lions bill , of Unless somehow mediated, ft conclusion that real pa this year with tegislation of "phantom brake" There have also been rarer repo problems of Watergate is "It's a highly inflationary rights of the owners and the struction projects that include Senate would furnish $1.515 bil. the leases were not outlawed he moves the nation a major Int ended to refore campaign '1 ..,I J Oldsmobiles. failures in Chevrolet s and budget, an irresponsible budget condominium associations have buildings for the state fair in lion. Askew recommended would nearer a constitutional crisis of centered in the arrogant actions k to appoint a new financing, spending and conits cars have dangerot GM has denied to us that any of .. been and no strengthened." conservative member of gravity unequaled since ° nonelected, nonaccount.able __ slate of senators to the panel. Tampa. duct. 81.485 billion. brakes. Said a spokesman: "The brakes on the Caclillac..,are staff people wheeling and the House could possible vote secession. Although the Senate apam o ng th e most eff ec tive in th e Industry..., tested thoroughly dealing behind the scenes. for this budget and its overall ________ _ __ proved a " 01 sweeping refore under the most exacting conditions for millions of miles. The nature of the President's I I ________ concept," said Eugene Tubbs of 0. measure April 11 after While Mr. Nixon cannot specific "Every failure," he added, "has a definable cause. problem has no similarity Merrit Island, assistant Reprolonged and heated debate, Whene g complaint ve is filed, r an alle ged brakin Cadillac whatever to the situation of a escape a chief executive's over Publican leader. at. . jp`_ the House is moving at a snail's \\çl tempts to determine the cause." 71je same is true, he said, for Year - or evenamonth - ago, all responslbllltyforwhat his , - I x -- _41V4 BUSHNELL, Fla. (AP) - and announce they would not saw a fire truck backed up to down a walk ciirrying the list of The joint House-Senate ConIIcI:1 I'hclo fl Q.,rç- IJ,et) pace on its version of reform other GM )j models. Appearance of the 1,300 pages subordinates did the longer Visitors to Sumter Correctional work until prison officials from the prison gate and a truck lerence Committee approved grievances, all visitors were of tape transcripts before the term lesson for Americans is 11 ,. -- -4 ~--,:'if&~_ , ,.,- - 1, Yet we have had access to documents, which GM seem to ,FREE BIKE SAFETY DOTS the condominium bill 10-0. Institution say several hundred Tallahassee listened to them. rying dogs in the prison yard. made to go inside a prison I have hidden in its deepest files. These reports, which we have people at large has generated a that there is a massive I A t~. ~ But Senate President Mallory prisoners held a sit-down strike K.D. Conner, superintendent i " "The fire truck was there building. Admi LADIES CIVIC and Cominunity ' Affairs Committee of Greater g ~v n pr o f nistration Committee, made available to the Center for Auto Safety, dispute the ceountable bureaucracy in wides ead --ri Home has announced his oppo. on Sunday. The superintendent of the 800-Inmate facility some w hen I came In," Conner said. t' Seve ral relati ves of inmates which is drafting a bill Sanford Chamber of Commerce is giving away free Safety Dots during train disclaimer from Detroit. ,\ç, sitlon to any measure that does denied it was a strike. 40 m il es west of Orlando, said, 'I d on 't know said the prisone rs had cornwhat it was doing scratch instead of considering I May, National t3icvcje Month, in conjunction with Sanford Women's mnsphcre a presidential the reervatjon. I., 11'it prohibit recreation leases Relatives of several inmates 'Some prisoners did sit down there. I don't know anything p1aircd that discipline wa. too any already introduced, ,.J Club Civ c linproVellierit. Pruiect (CIP). Bicyclists can get the. according to the documents, but th e GM wizards may not e ven ' assertion that there is no more and has said he will attempt to said 3W to 500 prisoners sat on the ball field, but It wam' ta about the dogs. 11 those people harsh at Sumter. - - ,~?, ,. . 04.. The 38 members of Congress I , a i-A ., . . :.e-: %o~,- I- . -- . likely to approve legislation ~ evidence relevant to Watergate who make up the Rodino , . , . !. . get the full Senate to reject the down in the prison yard. , know Conner said the prisoners had that is significantly different -1 A typical experience was repo~iled by Mxi. Ethel Harris who '.. . . In his recordings is Just not committee. every one a lawyer .. conference committee report so The relatives said the prison. Wk." Earlier he had denied more than I do.to Chamber of Commerce. Above, Pat Register (1) distributes dots to Issued a fist of grievances but from the 71 Senate versiun. _ -: ~ was driving her Cadillac sedan in New Kensington, Pa,, at about , that he can of ree any enough. Cwgress has a role in .eught to be able to recognize appoint a new slate era sent a delega tion th th ing had happened. . A herald carriers Tim Aiken, Mike Aiken, Jimmy Seda and Glen Marcel. One person who said she was that he could not discuss the I I I This will force a long drawn. .# .. ~ Or I rt 1 .7 35 miles per hour. Ahead, she saw cars stopped at a light. , determining the pertinence of Impeachment-pertinent cvi. of senators to the committee. black inmates and three whites The relativer, who asked not a visitor said that when the del. grievances until he spoke to out compromise session which e pressed on her brake peda l, but to her horror the pedal evidence it will weigh. dence when they hear It. They The committee voted down to present a list of grievances to be Identified, also said they egation of six inmates came prison officials in Tallahassee. could end in a stalemate, k flat on the floor. Thinking quickly, she swerved off the road Moreover, the people are not are bound, moreover, by an Pied Piper? comjiijttee officials suggest. avoid Injuring those In the cars ahead. DOW in a mood to Ct'tPt IU- oa th and by an ineiudlble Some committee members Her decision sent her to the hospital , wi th a broken nose and i corroborated declar8tiOns, and obligation to their constituenc, from both parties said in not. bad bruises. The CaMiac crashed into a house, causing $2,000 !1 It b awdOre irmimbent On the to behave soberly for-attribution Inteniews that damage to the car and $1,000 damage to the home. President to do something responsibiy, ' Police on the scene tested her brakes and reported the pedal ) mart i 9# not be surprised If there Is not 'went all the way to the floor." Yet a few days later, a GM Of So, we would hope that Mr. . TAIJAIIASSEE, Fla. (AP) ne original architect's plans of Florida's Capitol displaying made a device called a the courtyards.11*y have been campaign reform this year. representative found a "good brake pedal" and full brak e 'telescopic work platform' that left empty, but department perIt would be our view that an Nixon, giving serious attention Fred Hadley knows how called for the courtyards to be fake greenery. I • "And If we get into im. cylinder. The GM ! man listed the cause of accident vaguely as unqualified offer to play all of not only to the Ship of State but So the department started we could use." sonnel say after that after the MIAMI (All) - A policeman apparently stopped a car to Cliarles Vassar, 2'.), of Miami, those ancient caretakers who open so the plants would be wa. peachment proceedings in the "brake pedal fade." fri Seale the requested tapes in the to the sensibilities of its millions said the state weeded watered the Hang. tert'd naturally by rain, and for a device that would hunting bought legislative session they will who was used in recruiting question its occupants. with first-degree murder, full House and then in the The G-NI documents cite "phantom brake failure" as the Presence of the House Judiciary of seasick passengers, will $6,768. When legislators objected allow them to reach the highest one machine for The cost lower those planters closer to ' drives because he had "the kind Crenshaw was a government Officers said Crenshaw was ing Gardens of Babylon must -! By LLlAM L RUSHER Senate," one Democrat corr, cause of a crash in Colorado involving a new Cadillac. And in James Reston stomped on the take care not to discommode or mented, that the courtyard should be planters. of artificial plants for the the other 14 so they can be Committee members would be come forward to furnish the of image you sent out to witness in the Gainesville Eight found mortally wounded next to have felt. "a lot of controversial Georgia, a Flee twood owner rep Tte Herald Ser-olces or ted two "phantom brake planters would have been reached. Because of scme bureau. enclosed, General Services dea reasonable step. There can be elected Judiciary ConirnIttee "We searched all over colleges" has been shot to anti-war conspiracy al, but his car. His hand-held police Bricker Amendment, a modest embarrass the President If he bills that can wait are going to failures" bef are a third one sent him jolting into th proposal by Senator John and majorities of both Houses wall" little objection to a deter- members with the information death. police said they had found no radio was missing, but his gun cratic fOUl Ups, Hadley has to cided to install artificial plants United States looking for some 111,000. ,11, Mean,while, Hadley keeps goAt Pontiac, causing two injuries and $2,800 worth of damages. mination to confine the they have requested as being Bricker of Ohio to curb one were mem~em of the same Dade County Sheriff's Sgt. connection between the trial was still in its waistband hol. use $6,736 telescoping plat. to avoid the watering problem. kind of machine that would However, one committee up and down, tending his The machine has a maximum big s ome th ing I'd eaten, or perhaps presidential device for th. political paiy as the In the limited number of Cadillac documents we were able to form to tend the shrubbery But Agriculture Secretary reach high enough," said Mike disclosure to elected officials, essential to their proceedings. * 't Harrison Crenshaw, 28, an un- and his death. President. staf f official said In an ster. survey, there were 28 'han tom brake" reports. But the A stray virus. But I had no warting Congress? dereover narcotics agent, was Shortly after the Crenshaw Police said Vassar was ar- pcnded four floors up In the Doyle Conner and members of Seale, administrative assistant And. conversely, It is possible to terview that fever, and no localized dwrm many documents hint of many more cases. States one Cadillac official: the Florida Nursery Growers for the department. "We finally "I am not scared of heights, Unfortunately, that's still not :i Just call the roll of those who, ftnagine hostile congressional congressmen feel it is ini. killed Saturday night when he was killed, police charged rested when he returned to a ,,late Capitol complex. :i Of any sort; still I found myself across the years, have hollered liaison "We have experienced several of these cam and so far have not Hadley, 29, is in &arge of Association didn't like the idea located a firm in California that high enough for four planters in so the work is great," he says. offices car that was being examined turning protant that Congress act cm been able to diagnose the cause." agreeing with Jacob up p res iden tia taki ng care of th be l power: Arthur e rub r "legislative oversight" Into a campai gn refoim "in th Is year S for fin2erorints. VaAer Javlta. Since Javita 1309 of the M. Schlesinger, Jr., John weapon The mwppressed facts In the GM documents Li supported by ar ged on t he basis of witness plants, philodendrons and other for causing something of Watergate" and they are additional evidence of our most Stakhanovlte liberals in own. The Center for Auto Safety has Kenneth Galbraith, James very like executive paralysis, pressuring House officials and also received complaints identification, police said, but greenery growing in 14 huge Congress, and I had ne ver, as MacGregor from Cadillac owners. Burns the very they would not say how many planters In the courtyards of the comnuttee members to at A military officer wrote, for example, that he watched In recall, agreed cream of American liberaidom. new House and Senate office witnesses there were. least get a House bill up for a horror as his wife pumped wi th him on anything whatever, But now their hated enemy sits Lint wha t America "the brakes down to the floor" and the IMMOKALEE, Fla. (AP) - 25 per cent of a family's gross know-how. The families provide schooling. I don't want them Ralph Paige, a sheriff's dc- buildings. vote before the November big Cadillac rolled helplessly Into a crash. I feared I might be ill, But, on in the White House, tniriing suffering from lately, and By BRUCE BIOSSAT Taking advantage of a new fed- Income. The planters are suspended the labor. throughout the transcripts traveling around any more." partment information officer, differences f ur There have had hope the liberals' newfound elections even if been complaints, too, ther reflection, I have thunderbolts from the owners eral sell-help program, some of at various The Herald Services levels by they other ? chains danThe Wells family, the family l .4 wi th the Senate cannot sub- GM cars. An Illi said Crenshaw often was used The clatter of hammers and Some reporter decided that there's nothing fashioned for quite other Joves. enthusiasm for dippL'ig nois lawyer wrote to us about a Chevrolet Impala gling from the roof of the en- low-Income families in this of former migrant worker The Wells and Gana families countedenterprising them, and got a total of wrong wi th as a recruiting offi ce r because of presidents survives sequently be resolved, whose "brake pedal went to the floor without any braking acme. I'm not getting Suddenly the congress closed courtyards. The top Sou th Florida farming commu- Leonel Garza and three other saws continues every nigh t. will move into their new homes We all remember, of course, around 1,670 such "p'sages" sick ; he loved his job and projected a One of the major sticking tion," causing three Injuries. Yet mechanics who checked the car Instead, Senator Javits, In used to scorn has begun to look their own return, someday, nity joined forces to build each families meet at the construc"This," says Garza, pointing In August. Some 23 other farniplanters are at the fourth floor that President Nixon set up his In the two categories. points beween the House and shortly before the accident found no defect. good image for young people. Q. House. one important respect, is rather attractive. other homes they could never lion site after work every night 10 a house under construction, lies, Including the three who are White House 1COfdII% level, Senate likely will be federal The Crenshaw was involved In the Most significant, TWOshowing signs of getting auto safety center received a similar complaint from a Th ey plants look pretty, so he could accurately catch but afford to buy. to build the homes. Self-Help "Is for my children. They need helping Wells and Garra, will well. So now comes Senator Javits Way back In 1956, when I was funding of House and Senate federal driver whose Oldsmobile crashed through a government's COfl" THIRDS of the unintelligible or with some ideas to store In the frontier tradition of help redress counsel to a Senate subwindow. they have been a giant-sized "history in the making" and provides the materials and a place to stay and get more follow soon after. The New York Repubfim GM sent the master cylinders of "phantom brake" cars to spiracy prosecution In Gain- headache for the General Serv- barn-raising, the program has later set down the finest Inaudible notations were has proposed certain basic the balance, and for once I committee, a dispute arose election campaigns. The Senate approved such brake experts at Delco Morrahie, according to the Internal esvllle last year of eight mem- ice's Department, which Is in already built two subdivisions ascribed to remarks by Mr. reforms in agree wi th him. He suggests, over whether an employe of the funding, presidential memoirs known although It the relationship first had to documents. But no final solution to the problem hers of the Vietnam Veterans charge of keeping up Capitol here and Is working on a third. man. was found. Nixon himself, Often these between presidents and the for instance, that the subcommittee, lawfully in break a filibuster Intend to The Against the War charged with buildings and grounds. center is preparing a compla nota tions turned up two or th in t to the Transportation President's annual State of the Vienna on Its business, ought to block it. ree Congress, to Rep. Wayne "Ever since I've been workplotting to disrupt the 1972 ReHays, I)- Department that GM has had more than five years to find out the ' .- 4 WelL now. Id's see how that,s Wun in a si*e comment from latter vis a vis the former. Since Union message to Congress be be allowed to keep on Ohio. chairman of the House I publican National Convention ing," says Glen Wells, an emhim. for "phantom brakes" and to recal) the IM&72 Cadfliacs been working out. Javits and other liberals in both answered In a State of the Union questioning a potential witness. Administration committee, is foreason repairs. on Miami Beach. ploye of a housing developer, "I The information from Casey Im Bank is lending your money, TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) First off, we know from the by the Speaker of the The U.S. Sometimes, notlft he said parties have for decades tended message Ambassador to firmly opposed to federal If the Transportation Department finds that Crenshaw gave been building houses for rich did not include sufficient data to then copies of the preliminary the jury InSecretary of State Richard GM purposely President and his aides that was recorded. The transcript, to favor expansIon of House, which would list Austria peremptorily "or- financing of congressional concealed the "phantom formation folk. I knew it wouldn't be easy, that determine he gathered Interest rates or agreements should be made brake" by Stone said today that the presiquite a few telephones around taking from the government presidential power at the ex. Congress' own priorities for the dered" him to stop doing It; our races, and the bill that will and Cadillac owners, the center willdangers the dialogue on a but I always wanted infiltrating the anti-war group. one whether the of my loan deal actually available to anyone..,. Partial call for federal prosecution. dent of the Export-Import Bank the premises are not even ticular day in its presurneci pense of Congress, this is a bit country and put forth Congress' agent cabled for instructions, emerge from his committee SPYING ON JANE: own." The eight defendants were Two had broken had been completed a promise since the disclosure is not enough." to proyears hooked Into the tape system. CIScmOIOgi ago, we began a series of Cal sequence simp'y like Brezhnev coming out for proposals for legislation. He and a young lawyer from the (perhaps in a month or ) exposes, based on FBI files, of the federal governmen t's sixfound innocent by the jury. Wells can't afford a down jde detailed information on a preliminary commitment Long ago )re were told that rJa: the free enterprise system, or also wants congressional legal division of the State likely will not include it. Stone also said Casey's testipayment on his $150-a-week loan commitment to the Soviet ended May 14, Stone said. veIllan ceof prominent MJ.Oneofse being ed u pon Nixon took an Important Gloria Stelnemn announcing that committees to set up "liaison Department dropped over to mony before a Senate subcomwe salary, so he Joined about 250 Union. Casey said In a letter that the revealed, was antiwar activist Jane Fonda. Ha also doesn't like federal telephone "P (for President) offices" to comm unicate with discuss the ma tter fl rpLJ f she had decided mittee following a statement by "The Th e secret FBI file on actress Jane Fond bank had a long-standing pol. families who have taken advanfunding of presidential camAttorney General John Mitchell UnIntellIgible." tbe va rious executive depart. remarked that we seemed a," we wrote, By is in t Th e Associated Pr s es Stone indicated that the bank choke a hippopotamus." The sleuths had followed her to Bank President William J. icy, which he supported, of protage of the Southwest Florida As If all this were not enough, June ), 1972, right aftti the ments they oversee, and th1nk have here an interesting con- paigna, but he reportediy Li did not ta ke co State police say a teen-aged Self-Help program. nsideration of college campuses arid military basca around the Casey promised In a telephone viding preliminary information The reason for Javits' sun- the President and Cabinet Watergate break-in, on an Mr. Nixo,,'s attorney, J. Fred world, had trontation, In a foreign capital, prepared to accept it in a form driver pinned inside a car by a "xssib1e adverse effect upon Under the program, low-in- conversation to give the infor- only to the parties involved confiscated and copied her personal address book under cover of instrument in a hallway w hich Buzhardt Jr., told a national burst, of course, is not far to members should be required to between agents of the President of compromisefiery collis ion was one of at come families can build their mation, but said in a May 7 let- cause premature release might the vital resources r of this cowia customs search, had obtained her confidential financial record,, television audience on May 12 seek: The shoe of power has appear before a Joint select and the Congress. Whereupon was not tied in. Meanwhile, many American and . least eight persons killed in had faithfully reco'dj her conversations on own three or four bedroom ter that the information could place the companies at a cornthat there's a little room off the shifted temporarily to the other committee of both Houses to my visitor put me in my national weekend traffic accidents on homes, worth up to s15,, go only to the parties directly petitive disadvantage. place taxpayers are Indicting tIWOtIgli television. The transcripts were then stamped "Top Secret." The Soviets agreed to sell to After that we ran Into a rash President's Oval Office, and foot. When liberals were en- answer questions on their by smirking, "Congress, the 11 check-off on tlielt 1973 15.5 Florida roads. Jane Fonda asked us for her file and we Involved, S to ne said in a stateof other difficulties. Some tapes that when a given meeting is trenched in the White House, implementation of the laws. Stone posting a down pa id, "When wi thou t ysa public U.S. the United Sta tes another form gave It to her, She Congress. ..I've heard that word returns that they support public subsequently filed suit, naming 22 defendants, The Highway Patrol said El. ment. The homes are paid off in ment released by his Senate citizens' dollars are involved in seemed to be missi ng winding up, the participants, they were most enthusiastic in These proposals are by no somewhere." of developed from includ g len Thigpen, 17, of Crestview, monthly installments based on campaign headquarter& funding of presidential cam- President Nixon. The government has now responded with altogether. The way some of still talking, sometimes drift minnesingers of executive means a panacea. Incomnpo foreign trade deals and the Es- natural gas. . an VALDOSTA, Ga. (AP) - died in a two-car accident at the I hope we make sure that, aIgns. The Internal Revenue admission of virtually all our accusations, 1 them evidently were labeed toward it and even Into before authority. Could anyone who his congressional State of the next time, the executive Service is projecting that $25 Danny Roy Ostrander was back intersection oi StatC Road 85 In addition, however, the and stored would harrly match all pertinent conversation ends. was sentinent in 1952 ever Union message, for example, emissary remembers where he million will be designated this Justice Department disclosed "that home with his mother today, and Third Avenue north of at various times during the period 1970-1971 some conversations the efforts of an early 20th- As they drill, naturally, they forget the fury with which the Speaker would undoubtedly heard It. year for the 1976 campaigns, in eight days after the tearful sev- Crestview. Officers said she of the plaintiff were Incidentally intercepto and overheard century grocer trying to keep move out of "earshot" of the addition to the $4 million en year-old walked into a home was trapped in her vehicle, track of his sacks of rock candy. tape recording system. (luring national security electronic surveillance directed at designated last Year. rear this south Georgia city and which burst into flames after others..." F. EVANS McCOY 711 Nottingham St., Orlando, said his father drove away and the impact. In the froth and fuming d". If this rate of public suppor The wiretaps, the goverranent lawyers stated, *,were con. Tim,e after time, as we have died Saturday night. Born in left him at a nearby church. Also killed in the Friday GOP the transcripts hit the light, the continues through the 1974 It, the tape ran out right in ducted without a prior Judicial warrant" but Evans McCoy, 66, of 1812 S. Evansville, I nd., she moved to were "authorized by For six days, the boy stayed cident was Kenneth Chestnut, 1975 tax years, said Internal the Preildent..," middle of conversations. And White House more than once By JAMES CAay present somewhat uniquely wound from which tie cannot Palmetto Ave., Sanford, died Lake Mary In 1952 and to in a foster home while detec15, of Crestview, a passenger fact Revenue Service Commissioner then there was that mysterious has made a big point of The Herak&rvkes Sunday night. become the focal points of the recover. Born in Orlando in 1963. She was a they . ,. tIves tried to track down the .kL... n,ltrv ¶1 h,1.'.. r t i IIILJV the second car. II* j, UPVU 5110W0 .. .I W16 presidential race more Sylvester, Ga., he lived in Protestant. This makes the triad of Ford, be a pool of more boy's parents. They were ham. out of thousands and thousands Troopers gave these details of minutes of chat on dune WASHINGTON - In the than a year and a half in ad- Jackson than the SW Sanford since 1935. He was a and Wallace even million needed to make pored by Danny's inability or other fatal accidents: starting Just about at the of hours of presidential con- midst of the quickening pace of vance of the first primaries, Bris.son Funeral Home is in funds member of First Baptist more interesting for the unwillingness to tell them his Robert Lee Metcalf, 22, of available to majortancjdat[n moment when key aide H.R. versatlons about major world Watergate, Vice President This does not mean that charge. Church and a deacon and choir the present. last name or home town. North Fort Myers was killed 1976. (Bob) Haldeman and top aide and national issues. (The Gerald Ford Is emerging as the political landscape might not be The search ended when Mrs. Cape Coral late Friday when he member. He was a retired documents are also a mere rock on which dismayed vastly That level of public financing Each, it would seem, John Ehrlichnian, altered by 1976, Ruth Vincent of Tampa, Fla. lost control of his car and It bookkeeper. fraction of the countless hours Republicans probably will Certainly represents a turning away from of presidential campaigns is Sen. Edward Forget the deleted expletives of talk on Watergate.) recognized her son in an Asso- sirashed Into a tree on the meSurvivors include his wife, attempt to rebuild their party. Kennedy, DM., charisma, personality, and 'intended to be accompa nied by be and the passages expurgated as dated Press photograph pub- dian strip of Del Trado High- Mrs. Mildred McCoy of SanWith 1,670 unlntelllglbles and a congression a ll y imposed gh test suggestion His swift ascendancy to a considered seriously even the sli MCCOY, F. EVANS - Funi In presumably Irrelevant to Inaudibles In these transcripts lished Saturday in a Tampa way. Services for F. Evans McCoy, 66 ford; four sons, Wayne, the "New Politics," a return to ceiling on campaign spending position of virtually unequaled speculation about a of 1512 5 Palmetto Ave. San Watergate. Those things are covering so limited a span, do respect in A newsp:lper, shown to her by a pedestrian Titusville; died Bruce, Arlington, early GOP politics also nominee, but there Is a sur- an earlier, more basic type of and Individual contributions. ford, who died Sunday, will be still on the tapes themselves, we have a right to Infer that happens to Saturday when he was struck Mass.; Donald, Dover, Del.; neighbor. political figure. hsId at 10-30 a m, Wednesday. coincide with the prising amount of objection to President Nixon is opposed to available for the writing of whatever recordings may exist emergence "l was in the shower when the by a car on State Road Ladd, Landsdale, Pa.; two at We graveside in Oaklawn of two strong him in current Democratic NSfnor,al Park with Rev J T Ford Is a man who in 25 years any public funding of federal history. Some of the expletives of these other presidential figures among the Democrats lady came and said, 'hey, this 600 north of American Blvd. in sisters, Miss Frankie McCoy of Co5mato officiating. In lieu of political conversation here, as a US. representative, built campaigIs and has threatened might make print, since most exchnnges-Includfng some - Sen. Henry Is your son," Mrs. Vincent told Orange County. The victim's Jacksonville and Mrs. F.W. 110werS. Contribut Jackson of And the conviction appears to solid respect may t. to veto. However, recent ,in both parties .ff.id no- appear to treasure a viLd to U polls reporters Saturday when she name was withheld pending Spickt'r, Houston, Tex,; two rae to ioc& Hcrt Funi , owrl c(j,%ep, uf w hat Waslungton and Gov. George be spreading rapidly that his through fair play, courtesy, irKilcate i3ohd public support for Brisson Funeral Home tn self-image of ".arthiness." came to pick up Danny Roy. notification of kin, brothers, Robert, Jacksonville; is crucial to his story, his in. Wallace of Alabama. Ch1I ge Involvement in the drowning openness and an unflappable public financing combined with big thing is all those She said tier estranged husLinder Ensminger, 18, of Or. and Jesse, of Blackshear, Ga.; ternational achievements,--are The As a consequence, it La these death of Mary Jo Kopechne at nature. He Is conservative, has curbs on spending and con"unintelligibles" and likewise flawed by gross threemen - Ford,Jacksonanii band, Mickey A. Vincent, took lando, was killed in a two-car and four grandchildren. SHORT, MRS. EMILY W. "happaquiddick Island, Mass,, never been accused of being an tttbutions. "inaudl&'bles" sprinkled omissions? l)anny and his 2-year-old sister collision at the intersection of Funii*l srvlces for Mrs Emily Wallace - who have for the July IS, 119, Is a political Brisson Funeral Home in Intellectual. The Senate's campaign w sno.'t. 75. of 711 Nottinoham the previous Sunday, saying State Roads 9 and 400 early St Orlando, who ded S3turday. reform bill deals with more charge of arrangements. they were going to a park for a Saturday. 000NESBURY *11 be held Tuesday at 4 p m it than money. Among Its many picnic. by Garry Twdeaij A passenger on a motorcycle, the graveside in Evergreen ZI!C 'atitiirSr 1rraUi -------. . MRS EMILY SHORT ure tnose which Frank Brasiru Cemetery When her husband did not reue Lagel, 20, of Winter Haven, 300 N. FRENCIIAVE would: ton officiating tIr swn rr eral turn with Danny or his sister, was killed when the vehicle was SANFORD. FLA. 37771 4ff5A7 Home In charge Mrs. Emily W. Short, 75, of TELEPl1ONE3fl.3l;o,S3l wiI X., Mrs. Vincent said she began struck by a car in Auburndale. tJ' 4 MY *(EXLY -Repeal the radio and Area Code 301 tp!pnhnnlnt, anti rølxi. In Tnmrt' 1(nth1n In,-,lcar, TY AftY.'I. 71PtJ. fl frierwis lelevjson equal.tirn mnl All atArscrc7 WALTER A. GIELOW (141 P m 7/EM tives frantically. She said she 26, of Apollo Beach, died in a Pvlither SAe, I 7M )W' requirements for presidential r a' WAYNE 0. DOYLE assumes the little girl must still JT #awr &itr ThE head-on crush Saturday on and vice' presidential can. L4MkUN iCt5A szr, Aflodate Pjbi,pq be with her father, State Road 676. ______ ___ TOM AIXEP4S )'ct"ç- ;'r didates, and permit repeal of \ (rH'Vj5 AV,711:.' The curly-haired, blue-eyed Rhonda Wright, 16, was killed Etor the requir e men In House and it ROBERT C. MARKEY _J4r 1#7zg____ youngster wandered into the five miles south of Labela on Senate races enly for those AdvivflsJn Director hone of a lake Park, Ga., State Road 29 early Sunday station, which offer all can. Second Class Postage Paid • woman near the Florida-Gear, when she lost control (f her •-:ir. 4,' didates at least live minutes of 11F. 11 F - -i i,Ia border I,as1 5,1a>• I') Ile II free time. SUSSCRIPTION RATES police that his fattier had HumS Dilivery. 5k Week, 12 10. -Require candidates f or all dropped him off at a church, Month1 11130 4 Morwhs, 171.10 1 federal offices to J'.t4jfjj. disclose the Year, By Mail; l Florida Same Ai saying he would return for him. . .R IV, amounts of all income and Homi Delivery. All Othr Mill: if .W Lowndes County police ".! ,Y'J said SI i.,, , 17,70 Month, a Months 116.30, 17 Moe. property taxes they paid in the their investigation of the case preceding year. 4 . "ó'4i5 _er-"1' was cotnplt'tt'd. ... I 0 " public opinion polls showing mysterious brake failure, called "Phantom brakes," may Plunge . - .., ,. - \lr' - - ' i - - - - - ,' .. - ' Inmates Strike At Bushnell Prison - 1i_ _ .;_ N\V4 0a, ___ ____ . . - - . . . . . - - . . .'.: .- . Police Charge Agreement With Jav ts 0 fl') e in g Motor st M High Ridin' Gardener Tends Capitol Shrubs , In Slaying Narcotics Agent - - Like Illness - -. 4 - Recording P.1 :; ' on Historic Inaudibles Low Income Families Join To Build Homes - Stone Blasts - Export-Import Bank 8 Killed In Weekend Accidents ', Photo Reun i te - Mom, Son - Area Deaths Ford Emerges As k,,r.., iY' tnt Hope F. - ._..... Funeral Notices - ions , - - Rev - j' I#'JI - J!- l • _ . - .,. • - , ' - - - . , '5 I .'. ,,.,:r' . , . . -- . ,L. - '-5--.--- ___'_-,I1-_='_ '' - " _ '- -- - ____ __ ----'-4. - - _____ • . , -. - - _____________ _ -_ __ • -----,.-- .,. w-&-i 'I- _ _________________________ -__a'_' 'I, -_ JE - - ___ o—\ -- - u- & kVWVF1_~_1FV �- -----. —- - - --- - - 6A—TheSanford Herald Monday,May2O, 1974 Belly-Dancing ____ U' In Bible Belt? '- -- ______ ______ DEAR ABBY: Thank you for popularity. I got my best friend sang that holly dancing is a and my sister-tn-law ll mpectod art form. You're th me. We were lleved in absolutely right. It's also see ouelves duplicated in the malousexebeforinn otherstudents,onary coeds m1es and hnming and h sewives ranging in age off fal from 18th . All qulte sheepish th ow little W of Mhland, about IL - __________________ ic1ng odgIna In the MI - • - -. I .- .. - - --a -- k — . -.• - - - ' ____ ___ _ : - _____ 1 -- women (mUy seor citizens) hilarious," said one. are kIng lessons in belly "I inW my husband I was dancing at the YWCA. And isking ballet,' says another. we're considered part of the "My husband is a school __ I • :- - ariter NowUiatshehasreachedher goul — a successful exthbit of her photographs and the sale of W'I) '. - "The Instructor, Habena, Cob II She visited a belly dan- Parks - and Recreation I -- - . - DEAR Martha Schlnz, , cannot atfo to go on with the unusual techniques she has devised, she said sadly, uess her work is fnced by commisons. • holly dancing in the sa Slpping is Members of the Sanford •i '• • •* . The photographs, ranging from deep meeval broes in abaact and surrealistic asurer for the past seven the club were Mrs. Carl L. lAnd stalled new officers for l75 ice, Jacksonville, made an Deltona Mrs L A Albrltthn ' d' / I .. I J - :'-4 , - - - : / • / -- 0 rials may have. - nearly killed ea images, fog and mist, and 10 color, was into It. she says. et ere nt also is an expensive The beme — Woodff, III and a rose to Uculture chairman, Mrs. Ike. guest Mrs. Stanley erce. If u think it's gthe Mrs. Stella Pryor was given a - — ctoines are bccuinrng irate! laboratory where Xays just one print, and she must be C - _________ ________________ . - ________ ___ _____ - l)EA1t C1lAIt1JS (35) FranCariton w AFTERNOON . From Sh Restless my shampoo bottle so this saves lot) and this can, and did in my - -_._-—- - - _____ - - . -. — . 4 - -. V _________________ __________ .Ti • - - - bedaneingdauInoerte pocatrey,teinABBy: get some tband oatioo BoxNo.8rnQ,LL,CaliI.%Oft. about IL She te: Enclose stamped, self"Unnow,bellydanclngbas addsed eaveinpe, IesU• always had a certain seedy Hate in k kUen' Send $1 -- ! - _____________________ ________ - ___ - :, •. ,• , :-' :_' 1 suggesting anything more Dr,, Beverly Hills, Cal• refined than a caval hoocbv for Ab's book1e "How to - - •k 4 ', . _____ ' I , iunseanex i' tra OKTh from the Crotl Rv I -- - _________________________________ .i geflt and wedding form avallabte at The Herald a Some tasks depend on tp IthasplitInageofena pIes. People without any art backund gravitated to her multicolored floral on a dark ground and another one of a box / .; ' - five days before desired publication aven morning •. IN • , EN CLUB OFFICERS Comniete CIfrsrsIri An" rr " S'-'! 'T ThDAY,MAYZ1 I - R(23toN 21) derway in a harmonious hig fracas Think positively ___ feel they an being taken advantage of, and want in at and ewn comments made I .- -• -- -. - -_______ _____ . from one looking for a quarrel Keep what could othese be a Don't try to jump the gun in -- -- 00 ' • ' -,- - ne S e' ______ - I I i - ,- -- What do you Iead A—bad the ki of spadeL )art finesse. If it had worked would have been able to ruff ble pa t heart In dummy, but it - -, -____ _ - - -' - _____ - 1 Private — I Justln Kap, who earned a Depre - Uncoli Steffens this lime out - _ 'Ont Upon wmr s night coverage V 30 CBS HERE'S LUCY "TheSE's mpel,theydo "te mistrust of authority, constitutional fronts and Con. Don't relay on your hunches is now ready. For your copy only in telling of Steffens's role since they are apt to be send your birthdate and $lto tnthetisnesbutof bringing the beautiluU at home _______________ _________ 2:37:1S-:)S Ni ADULTS UKDPN wi Co p. es li \__•v odmIn pqm 1III1 THEATRE L Showtlme 5.30.... PG Pivi At 0 4$ \"OKLAHOMA CRUDE'i \ . I - flfO Mi Featuring gets Carol's aid in raising Se1ce, sersing mone for a new school tons, says it won't go "live," but Carol doean I really know but U videotape each day's with Lacy. (formerly Fountain Lounge) SANFORD PH. 322.711 itthe same night at8 p.m. E. OPEN 24 HOURS 7 DAYS A WEEK (9) (44) BuIlnkIe 00 (2,8) somerset (9) Lucy Show (24) Sesame Street slsIand ) Council (33) Leave It To lb l lifi, IIIII iI'fl s*ilfl ble (24) MisteRogers With Helen S 30 Jil ,c i and is a successful Virgil Cox Oct. 1. businessman. But when he Earlier attempts to create a learns Peck is after him, he large pipe organ for Carnegie hires three gunsllngers to Hall were canceled when it was haraanot shoot—Peck, decided that the stage would have to be altered to house It, altering the famed acoustics of Holiday Isle Complex We Still Have Our LUNCHEON m(sjniJin i Uit't'Ii' Hollywood, Calif 90028 ce'tur3 America, the Tam- 49 LOUNGE OPEN DAILY—INCLUDING SUN. - -I • — I1:15 ABC ABC MONDAY Duringl4-75therewilla NIGHT MOVIE "The first Interantional Organ Exet1oner" George Peppard Series. stars in this spy mishmash. It deals with counterspionage, og - ' - . /11 (4/ UU ') / hypocritical superiors, and Peppa is FATHER 'It', fl m - Superiors don't believe him, so he takes the situation Into his own hands, kills the suspected N others. Joan Collins, Judy Geeson, Oscar Homolka and Keith Michell are featured. 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TIL 10P.M. 1iltFrsnchAv..(H.yI;.fl) — — -- I ___________________ - / MONDAY LADIES dies Drinks All — lilt FrenchAve. (Hi-way 17-fl) Sanford SANFORD \ I ALL DAY - --- .,Q'st$ L Spook -___ ira1: -. has tentatise plans for prime- 19) Avow topics at home that novel, which only his mother fashioned adventure story that MOO' CIIILDRE'* (June rxn.rk,s iznbutions to what was reug ln hc gives birth to a child toJuIy2l)SteerclearoltlmeIF YOUR Ci{ILD IS BORN nized during the 1890, as the dfldtlwndies.NutkflowIngwtI(, wasters now when you are DAY he or will need prime dt, of the modern the dedd wonjn WdS, the child busily accomplishing a good duties in perform early so the writer the ferment, the shame is adopted b) the codchmiui, deal Avoid social affair In pin active mind here will keep out and the promise of the cities" (luchester, .ind h wife who which would be dLsappolnting. of trouble and develop the habit Steffens looked into slums, rides htiun (ii the II 0 Tui 22 \ug 21) f i rk that will rre Ui-_ tir, III Lç iOltfl(C, but stpone new prod others are not apt to be very lie back seven yearsearlier,Now resultedintheinstallatlondur. A Marriage ' SKager Bi T 0 ' _____ JIfl 800 - ':Y:: tNnt hr P Iackin kr SANFORDMUN1CIPAL ____ beaut and man's inisions primary (A) The Edge Of 6.45 (6) h :. p 35' ________________ NBC, serving 230 radio sthflons, and ABC, servIng 1,400, both say they'll fer brief spe- 2 can tell a thousand wos, when developments warrant, it seeks revenge against his ex- )arstudyabouttheneedforan 3:00 (2,0) Mother World () The Price Is Right (9) General Hospital (35) Mt. Ed (44) New Zoo Revue 5:45 (0) Sunshine Almanac ' .J c A V A '_ iii -- _________ pensive recreation Avoid a jwnalism called "muckrak. hill ' how this onderfull) ng4ime friend who is in an ing" entertaining neI begins and Get into actrntle, that will )ourprogenycouJdgoo1Jon pieces for "Mcclure's Maga make u higher-ups appreciate ong side of the track. G nne"thathemadehis'bowas even more Take up r1t kind of religious a philopher of caft and as a ---1 - - Monday, May20, 1977A lves with ABC covering (9) Newlywed Game (9) GIrl In My 7:00 (2,0) Today (6) CBS News _______ ' - - +' °'L h' &asnithm Si iit — -- - - (44) NIght Gallery Almanac dou' 6. 6:30 (2) Spring Street U.S.A. Answer Tomorrow Cloak/Dagger __________________ every - trump, he would ff; dummy but an expert would have given : I' VV fine, take it out on others. student before returning to the (JJctIareliit'nezceptforonea GEMJMMay2linJune2l) PlS (Feb 20in Mar 20) UnitedSthtesanddrfftingintoa )oungoi1nwhofs,gnOred) Make that plan that will be Taking care in whatever your career in journaliMn As a New ill hen the coich in1ikes t rest successful only if you attend to acti%ities are is necessary York City newspaperman he StOpiItth4. Red lion in Dorking detail properly AoLd today, especially where driving was able to "apply his labobut quickly forces herself upon I L, Shv As*e to I LIes 'r — : 2:00 (2,0) Days Of Our thatWesthadstartedwithjust 11:O0(2,4,$)News diamonds, West nfed the ird lead and shifted in a club. 1 4i'?- (9) Let's Make A 10:30 (9) Red Snow. hearts In dwnmy." rh ____ (35) Steves Matinee Aovie and Mrs. J.C. Ivender. Dec 21) Work is difficult therPrze1thhi5pre%lous TIlE sou o CACllFS enough toda}, but take care not effort, Mr Clemens and Mark 14) Ion (sartiiItt Vikin' and make itm so Talk Utile 1255(2) News 1:00 (2) Jackpot ( 8) News 10:00 :2)T45lc ae : up any business or money maUe Steer clear of one who Justin Kaplan Son & Scha m the big cities, the World War - (3S) Mothers In L3w (44) Bold Ones 8 30 (35) My Partner then Pau , heart finesse. He 1130 (2$) Tonight Show would stillthe be down one because (A) Mie ening lead-• 9 re had been no way to make (44) MvIe the contract." 11:45 (9) Wide World Of Osld: "Bad players tend in Entertainment ve themselves no chance in ________________ 1:00 (2) Tomorrow Show LrIng home a doubtful contract. 1 (44) News atmaysucceed,whilereaily Thebiddinghasbeen 20 od players give themselves West North East South ery chance." ta Db!. TUESDAY IJIm: "South was a fair Pau Pa Pa gayer He watched his o u SoUth hold MORN ING - nima ha Cwove South would cash his ace of • . she does some perfume photog. raphy, and Invited her in exhi it. She hit on the photography- SOUTh ID) b West North East South Sodetyi Her break came when S (Hra Photo IV Oseros Nayn) : £ Area coeondents are listed daily on the editorial page. ' i • () Search For p to b wo Reuestsforwomen'sneundphoincoage(pae3, closeup of a live ant on half a che. The most delicate ph tograph In the exhibition — a haUeeled egg and an egg In el1 on a white plate with a gta of milk and ajar of milk on white ground — appealed to care of. Instead, what viewers 12 30 (2.5) CelebrIty (2) World At War he tos - . - :' - IO8753 -' _____________ - .flna.- 'fl' fl tec ques - OLL RIGHTER S - '-'- / 7flC5 It NBTV says it's considering Brothers 8 AtiffitOn, please! studio photo at least tookweekstoassembleasj , W . --r•£ 1? 9) Password A spills I wash my ha In the your name and address are at - but short-lived berries and ____ I -. - ___ Inhibitions iper li - grass -. _________ stilL entryinmovetheinwer reporter, "wl - -- - No Date Set For Hearings TONIGHT S TV () Dragnet pull cap on one of my dish- keys on the same key chain as last oni spen 10 her own experience, she had ye flu 3, ,, violets were presented as door ___________ stgthened, Fort Collins may TAAFROMINMUL be belly dancing DEARTARA: You're right I ci of the W" tried and I coul'L But you've Watt There's more: 1m vea me an IdeL I think I'll New Ork came a festore tak some lessons. (tdy, story bIisbed In the States — eourse.) Item by Rosemary 11th, a Prohiemi? You'll feel better - Tallahassee, after awhile. When they dance, upper hail of your body while - - -J to Mrs Walter C e, gladioli and snapdragons Thomas, Mrs. D M Ladd, of the materials, creative phoing- found "people resent pa)lng a presented a gift and pastDuring the business session, Genera was a guest of Mrs. raphy Is time consuming. big price or a p ure een president's pin to retiring annual reports were hea1 from Henr> Simpson and Mrs editions are lited to fire, but . I started you for upholding the dignity of "The instructor said 'Inotice wish they wojd - - aalboadc e are waiting with bated breaths interrupt its coverage for its EDT. ______________________________________ microphones and cameras regular hourly news broad- ignition switch. I separate • 76 ___ -- ment hearings go public. But 9 CBS GUNSMOKE HPIesinwinbackholdgirl (RERUN) 'Prayers UnanIt's doubtful this will ho 30 handier for such use and am (RER) "Uke Old Tes" friend, out his efforts in remain swered, ayers Unheard" A week. LLY — For uble with rippers picture in her native Swltzer- photoraphcr een thowh at 15 U artless and ilgar; Orlando, was installilig officer. bloom in the Spring". She another. about it Ane watching us somewhere else" sweat it out would hardly get I'll b that. aroused It's exhausting DEAR ABBY We in -------------- ..- • - .cl .---'- c- y usually shrink Out differmt shampoo bottles and It DeHaven, a longgo sr of help them crack a sth. defiantiy ee nuns open shape. I do hope in get 3O fit on cveone thug this Tuesday would ho feel cimsnces demand it. them. — movie musicais. She pisys the storefront Community suggeons from those who KAREEN. n they hoped for NBC says it'll aiso offer a -gtel friend of a reformed exThe rookie police brIgade is have had better luck. do Thwy. Now they simply are special 3-mInute apup on asaied special duty in DEAR LLY — For several con who return in Dodge City I go ong? — OBEL help waiting and making no forethe hearings at 5:45 p.m. E after a dozen yeara in prison. 8-9 ABC THE ROOKIES them, but It doe't seem to casts years Iave used key rings DEAR LLY — My and again an hour later it necstem the rash of homicides. Peeve is with modero rippers. with seratIon links between ButwhentheHousehearings easary. There is question of whether are opened During a recent trip my the house keys and car keys. • • in the public they'll The Mutual Broadcasting Uere is religious or ethc husband and I broke five which When leaving my car some ho offered in full or in 'part in System says it won't offer live prejudice involved in the nstion's 2 689 network or coverage, opting in put hearing This constant breakage Just Pulled off the end with the house keys. Recently I have represents not only a teb least 4 public or networkf- news feeds in its 650 affilla. MONDAY inconvenience but an eense been a bysthnder at the at. flilated sthtions. It says it'll also offer them a See It" ngs for which terth of two car accidents, in repiscing Here's the way it'll work nine-minute special hearings EVENING 9 (33) Romper Room S SPECIAL OF THE when the open sessions begin: 'I'. paintings by means of double eosure, ifiters, combinations of textures, split Images and the like, but they are very cx- en, vice president, Mrs equinsantem (horse tail) for the Gould, and Mrs Wood Bounds, to lose weight, which can't be secretary, Mrs. J. C. Lavender, used were roses, In assorted Stella Pryor, Mrs. David She wrote. — -=.n--r-- TheSanford Herald that eommty, and she women take belly dancing '' ____ -- -' -_____ _______ - n.-' -------- - soberly, 'Actually, I also own - - . - - - - v-er - (C Pie Maker Seks I Perfect Crust They are unique, she Insists. what they ca associate with though the m -- '-r r- POLLY'S POlrTERS ____ Dear Abby . '.- ____________ ____________________ I — fl •. - -' • �.- - _. ------ ------ -- LA Is. 8A—The Sanford Herald Monday, May 20, 1 WORLD4-4 TODAY d . . 0.-., Strike Plans Withdrawn BELFAST, Northern Ireland (AP) Faced with a government (treat to use tros to maintain electric power supplies, militant Protestants have withdrawn plans to expand their general strike to all of Northern Ireland's power stations. Blackouts were continuing in many areas. Strike leaders backed down after Merlyn Rees, Britain's minister of state for Northern Ireland , declared a state of emergency empowering him to bring In arm) power engineers if the strikers honored their (treat to shut down the stations at midnight Sunday. Most of Northern Ireland's labor force Is Protestant, and the sixday-old general strike has paralyzed industry for the first time in almost five years of feuding between Ulster's Protestant majority and Roman Catholics. — *~ tv - ~ i - - ~ . - I ~:- Defense Cuts Planned A WEWNGTON, New Zealand (AP) Britain's Labor vrrrJient ex'cts t qj&jde thLs Octiber on defen.se c-ut even Ugger than those rnaiie in 158, says a ranking defense official. Will Rodgers, British minister of state for defense, made the comment on a (rip through the Far East to collect the views of friendly governments on Britain's military presence in the area. He already has visited Malaysia and Singapore and will go on to Australia. Rodgers said the 1963 defuise cuts, which substantially reduced Britain's ground commitmerits east of Suez, "did not involve the savings of the sue we are talking about now.,. — - - .-:- -T:; - Asian Tour Cancelled iL PARIS (AP) Conservative Valery Giscard d'Estaing, for years the strict finance minister in France's Gaullist governments, has become the repubtic's 20th president in an dec. (ion that could reduce friction between Paris and Washington. Latest official figures gave Giscard d'Estaing a lead o(only 37L814 votes out of more than X million cast, more than 87 per cent of the registered voters in the Largest turnout ever in a French election. Interior Minister Jacques Chirac declared Giscard d'Estaing elected Sunday night with 50.71 per cent of the vote, 1.5 per cent ma-p than that Socialist Francois Mitterand received. Foreign policy played almost no role in the free-wheeling, sixweek election campaign. But the first foreign notable to congratulate the new president was President Nixon In a protocol-breaking personal telephone call, thich French newspapers viewed as an omen of an easing In prickly relations between the two nations, GL,card d'Estaing has prom. ised to make technical sugges(ions soon on European maneLary problems and work towards eventual European unity in 1980. The election mainly on France's severe economic xoblems, and also reflected — 1 0 - - - __ ~ - d'Estaing Elected France's President "'"I • apparent voter discontent with 16 years of Gaullist rule that ended with the death on April 2 of President Georges Panpdou. Giscard d'Estaing and Mitterrand eliminated the official Gaullist candidate, Jacques Chaban-Delmas, in balloting May 5. Giscard d'Estaing still will have to rely on what now appears to be a disproportionately Large Gaullist bloc in the lower house of the National Assembly to support his government. The i8-year-ld presidentelect heads the Independent Republican party, junior partner of the Gaullists in the governing coalition since Gen. Charles do Gaulle founded the Fifth Repoblic and became its president in 1958. He promised change without risk" during the campaign and pledged to newsmen Sunday, while awaiting vote tabulations, that his government would proside startling changes. Constitutionally, the formal prodamatlon of his election can take place at any time in the next 10 days. It is expected late this week, after which Giscard d'Estaing will name his prime minister to replace the caretaker prime minister, Pierre Messmer. Opposition figures made a point of stressing their accept. ance of the democratic process in conceding Gtscard's victory. - - I -i — _____ a b d fl ii Th 011 ho rI VA er 'U be YOKOHAMA. Japan (AP) —Twelve-year-old Hiroyasu Takagi was known to his classmates as something of an expert at standing and walking on his hands. Police said the boy tried a handstand today on a window ledge at his school. He fell 37 feet to the ground and died three hours later in a hospital. Indigents Must Pay WASHINGTON (AP) — The Supreme Court today upheld the constitutionality of an Orgon law requiring indigent convicts to repay the cost of courtappolnted !:trs if 1h'y su - tntJ n the: rrcn.s tii do so, "The fact that an indigent who accepts its !4ppoInted legal representation knows that he might someday be required to repay the cls of these services In no way affect, his eligibility to obtain counsel," wrote Justice Potte Stewart f or the lto2majority. The Oregon statute allows the state to recoup the cost of appointed counsel only from defendants who are convicted The cowt said the state can legally exempt acquitted defendants from the requirement. "We conclude that this classification is wholly nonin. %idil4rs," the court said. "A defendant whcse trial ends with wt conviction or whose conviction Is overturned on appeal has been seriously imposed upon by society without any conclusive demonstration that he Is crhninally culpable. . - . - -- -- - - - -- _ ______ IL. - -- - - S z. W_ .- - - --. -. - I . ... ? _r -- __ -. 4 - _ - ,- c-• 4 -• - - . , __ ~_ " 0 Newsmen also were told on the one-hour fl ight from Jerusalem that verification of the thinning out of armor immediately behind the disengagement lines would not cause a problem because the distances involved are not great. Now in the 22nd day of his mara thon peace mission , Kissinger brough t to Damascus Israel's approv al of his proposals to separate the opposing f orces, which the Israeli negotiating team gave Sunday. The Syrians accepted the plan Sa turday, making final agr eement by week's end appear a certainty. With agreement on the troublesome question of a separation line, the focus of negotiations now is expected to shut toward such problems as the composi tion of a United Nations VV E LDER ENERGY ROLL Shadow of truck lift passes across rolled conveyor belt at Goodyear plant in Marysville, Ohio. Viet Communists Plan I ntensif led Attacks strategy seeks the progressive weakening of the Thleu regime without escalating the war back to full scale. The Communists already have made considerable progross toward another objective, gradually widening control in border regions of South Vietnam. The stepped-up lighting comes atat'me when Pentagon officials say the South Vietnamee will have to save ammunition because Congress has rejected an Increase In U.S. m1li4ry aid for the last two months of this fiscal year. By KEN lt?PPOPORT I - - - % , - : ' - ! . 1: - . - 44 i -- enr rIsI.. . . - . - . - .- - . . .. __ . - - ,_ I . . . I - . .-' I The Sanford Herald Monday, May 20,1974-1 B Vols C In Tops GAINESVILLE, Fla. (AP) — , ..'. . . . - -- . -. £ I ....1. :; - - - -.-- it . - ' . - - ,. -, - . r - • 'r ' - . - 'l SALES - -. -. - . - - - - - , - • - . I ' a ,. .: ' - CA-1 .' : ' .- - - CASSELBERRY 'MJ - A I. , &.4JuM4114 _ .. . - :I 11 Lifestyl es . . . • PubIshed every Sunday in the Sanford Herald, "Lifestyles" is the real estate section to give you the latest information on local news, new apartments, homes, duptexes, clCrcdge, investments, transactions, gardening 1. and decorating ideas and much much more! I It - Examine the marketplace presented in Lifestyles, Feel secure—Learn all about Real Estate and "Know the Way of the Land." "Lifestyles" ...... .. A Comprehensive Real Estate Guide to Better Living - - 11 . -.— : Ask I I Tampa promoter Roger McKinney Is trying to bring in former George Foreman victim, Joe "King" Roman for his next card lobe held in early June. Next month in The Herald we will be running a series of articles on all (our of the participants in the big double header that will be shown on theater TV June 17. Starting with Ahumada then going to Foster, Quarry and finally Frazier we will comire their styles and abilities and give sorre insight on what each has (ado to win this most important bout. Last Thursday night in rain-swept Tampa 1,400 t ur ned out in Curtis Hixon Hall to watch a group of bouts that figured tobe poor (and lam sorry to repur-were) with the house scaled at $7.50, $6.00, and $3.75. respect all runners and I know Llcata returned to Houston for the Ashlock Group, with a one sided trouncing over rated Mike Baker of Washington, D.C. in a 10 rounder. The main event was the Southern Middleweight Champ, John Pinney and welterweight Al Cook. The fi ght Lasted 17 seconds. The reason it took that long was it takes the referee 10 seconds to count out a man and Pinney was stow getting out of his corner. For Baker it was only his second loss In 19 outings while "Tough Tony" continues undefeated and approaches the 50 win mark. The Judges cards read 10019, 9919, and 99-92, showing the ease in which Licata was victorious. What kind of at tendance do you th ing would have been present if Licata had Fought a Top-Cat Jackson or Mike Baker? Pitney's win got him a fight wi th Mike Baker. Where? Houston, of course. It's June 4. The under card featured the spectacular Lonnie Bennett of Los Angeles with a tough veteran from Texas, Frankle Evans. Evans' last outing was a 10 round loss to the fastest rising light heavy in the world, James 'The Great" Scott of Miami. — — -- -- . CI..e.. t.J '? L,..a.. IldU IU 5$JuIL, .t .....)A ,iI...* tI IdI I WUW% U Auburn 60, Mississippi State 55, guess I just wasn't psyched up Alabama54i,Georg1a39and today." Jones didn't leave empty. Kentucky 25 Tennessee had the meet handed, however. He won the standout, distance runner Doug 220 run in 20.8 seconds, (Icing an Brown, who followed up Fri. SEC record. Other Tennessee victors were day's victories In the 3,000 me ter steeplechase and six mile Mark Branch in the high jump, run with a record three mile Darwin Bond in the 440, Tom Stock in the shot put and the 440 time of 13:38.6. The records ha ven't been relay team. our real concern," said Brown. Other winners were Florida's are just running to wij " Will Freeman (pole vault), Bill The -Vols' Willie Thomas, mas, who Kovach (discus), Bob Rambo t me of (440 intermediate hurdles) and won the 880 run In a time 1:49.6, said he wasn't motivated mile relay team; Louisiana for his race because he arrived State's La rry Shipp (120 high three hours early and the mid. hurdles) and Bob Smith (mile); Mississippi State's Seigha Porday heat bothered him. "I was running with a pay- beni (triple jump), Kentucky's chological block," he said. "I Tony Koilesky (javelin), Geor. ran like I wasn't going to win. I gia's Phillip Tucker (long am glad that I won but I was Jump) and Alabama's Wayne mad with the way I did it.! Hicks (decathlon). Ring Record Book and Boxing Encyclopedia is available in Its 1974 editi on. If I were you I wouldn't waste my money. There are thousands of errors and omissions, "Flash" Gordon, publisher of "TNP" (for my money the best thing availa ble on boxing in the U.S.) refers to the Ring Record Book as, "The Book of Errors." There is one Inte resting thing In It. On page 600 under the fighter Tracy Morrison the following entry Is printed 1972.— J un e 13 — John Pitney-Kansas City-W 8. Under Pinney's record the Fight is not shown. i 'Come-From-Behind' Curl Holds Off Nicklaus' Charge Other fights on the card were Jamican heavyweight, Oliver Wright taking an easy win by stopping Lloyd Price In 2:52 of the second. Price was Introduced as having a 10-5 record but that isn't quite right. The truth is the Canadian has a "sparkling" 19-1 with the lone victory coming In his first pro bout, since then he has been perfect, all losses with that one draw getting in the way. Augie Gomez continues to rack up un. pressive scores as he pounded out a eight round decision over Jose Rodriguez of San Diego. Gomez former Ring Prospect of the month was sidetracked with a three round knockout by Roy Barnientos last year in Orlando, but since then has been going great guns. I asked John about it before his brief appearance against Cook. He told me, "Sure, I fought him. It was my second light. I won all eight rounds and have the clippings home to prove it. The next time OU see Buck Thornton, ask him. He worked my corner that night." Considering that four errors were made In Vic Perez's record, just in his 1974 bouts, I can believe that Pinney did take that win along with his 22 others and the "RRB" is wrong again. - SCOREBOARD FORT WORTH. i. (AP) strokes and Nicklaus by one as FORT WORTH, Tex. (AP) rnt scores and money w i n Champagne glass in hand and the final round unfurled, shot a rns Surda 1he $2O000 Co lustily toasting his first triumph closing 72 and finished at2l8for lonial National Open Golf Tourranent on the 7.112 yard, par on th e professional golf tour, third and $17,750. 10 Colon at Country Club Julius Boros and lee Trevino co Rod Curl, a Wintu Indian, anw rie nounced: "My Indian name is also hhad closing 68s with Boros 550.000 now Yoso. It means Johnny taking fourth at279 and Trevino Rod Curl 70 67 71 63216 Fif th at 230. Gary Player wound Johnny-Comeor Jump-up m Jack Ncklaus From-Behind. My Mother up at 282 with a par 70. 7$ 69 69 W-277 It was somewhat ironic that Cl'uck Courtney named me. It took her 31 years 70 U 70 72-27e to do it, but she finally did It." Curl, a nondesignated player, JuliuS Berm SI 1,750 And jump up he did, over. would win the first of the con 69 70 72 U-719 $10.250 taking Chuck Courtney and troversial new "super" tow-na- tee Trevino 7269 7I 621O require big which all the merits withstanding the wind, the heat Gary Player' $9000 and the challenge of Jack Nick- names to compete. 71 70 7O-7 Courtney lost a shot to par at Steve Melnyk p,og laws to capture the $50,000 top 77 69 72 70- 713 con16th and fell out of the the $250,000 Coprize Sunday in Gary McCord tention. Then Nicklaus, with a lonial National Open. 17 766 71-713 $7,091 The former California ditch- poor drive, a poor lie and a poor CParles CoOdy U 7271 69 digger tamed Colonial's testy approach shot, dropped back I ru Grat,firl ---71) $7.094 74 7711 66-fl3 par-70 course with a closing 68 with a bogey at No. N. for a four-round total of 276, four-under-par and a stroke ahead of Nicklaus, who also wound up with a 68. "I'll tell you something," Curl said with a grin, "and you ain't gonna believe it. But I dreamed last night that I would beat Nicklaus bya shot ... that's It was the third first-team eNil. NEW Ylk(K (AP) every golfer's dream. I'm Just happy to beat the best golfer in wnukee's Karecin Abdul-Jab- lection for Frazier, a sevenyear the world on one of the best golf bar, winner if the Podoloff Tro- veteran. He led the Knicks in phy as the Most Valuable Play- scoring with an average of 20.5 courses in the world," Nicklaus, whose bid crum- er in the Nt1onal Basketball points per game, ranked fourth bled with a bogey at the par Association, was named the in the league in assists with 6.9, four, 17th hole, earned second NBA's First-team All-Star cen- and made the NBA All. place money of $28,500 with a ter (cr the fou'th straight year, Defensive team for the sixth 12-foot birdie putt at the final Commissioner Walter Kennedy straight year. Joining Abdul"Jabbar and hole and said of Curl: "lie announced. on the first team were Frazier But the niasilve Jabbar, 7. never made any mistakes. lie John llavlicek of the forwards I foot-2. finished second in the just kept right on playing -also was aware of his position but voting to New 'I)rk guard Walt champion Boston Celticsmaking his fourth consecutive I thought I might sneak in Fraztcr, who poled 35.1 of a there. The turning point for me possib!e 17 in thealloting, with first-team appearance—and each league city settIng one full flick Barry of tle Golden State was the 17th." %-vurrIorL Courtney, who led Curl bytwo vote. Bennett has been training here In the Orlando gym and is expected to be shown locally in the near Future. He is currently ranked In the top ten. And has a mark of 212 with 19 knock outs. — - GENERATION GAP WINNERS GLENN CRAID, (center) sponsor Florida Convoy's representative gives trophies to Bowl America's Generation Gap Bowling League champions: (l-r) Alice Hendricks, Peg Patey, Craig, Pat Alligood and Elsie Arceri. Before that, Evans held Mike Quarry to a draw, also In Miami, but against Bennett he couldn't last out the first round. The California lighter put four punches together, left, right, left, left, with such rapidity that Evans was out after the first three but didn't have time to fall before the fourth came in. The time was 1:52 and it took the doctor several minutes to get the loser back on his feet. The so-ca lled "Bible of Boxing," the - -- n 1-1 - - — The most popular fightet In the sou th, Tony Llcata, was shown In that Texas town twice within a period of three weeks. Each time he was in with a rated opponent and backed up with an a ll-star supporting card. Yet, one fight drew 1,500 and the other only 1,200. —. - ! .. Lightheavy Bobby Uoyd Is on his way to Merry Old England for a bout against one of their best heavyweights, Bunny Johnson. The bout will be the main preliminary to the John Conteh Chris Finnigan rematch. It Contch can defeat Finnegan again he will take on the winner of the Foster-Ahumada title bout July 16 In London. -. R MARE FURNITURE - --- --.- . I rounds by Nessim Cohen In France. Cohen will meet Emile Griffith on the undercard of May 25 title bout beteen Bernie Briscoe and Rodrigo Valdes, Houston goes again Tuesday night with Mike Quarry in the main event against Karl Zurhelde. The preliminaries will feature Jim Helwig and Larry Renaud in a heavyweight 10 rounder. Also to be shown on that card will be Johnny "Mad" Baldwin the undefeated middleweight I understand the newly formed Pete Ashlock promotional combina ti on is doing everything In its power to make Houston a major fight capital, but must it be done at the expe nse of Central Florida ? - - es a temporary 5-3 lead in the York Meta, 7-4 and 5-0 and the Ted Simmons' eighth-inning University of Florida Coach even some of my teammates fifth inning before a myriad of Philadelphia Phi llies and Pitts- double scored Bake McBride Jimmy Carnes says he looks for could beat me." iwiI wiu LWI LUI4UIy XIUVU DCUt uungs next year alter inc you text uainesviiie with riurgn mates split a pair. me wiui we run that gave a. LOUiS the four-hour, 19-minute affair. Ph lilies won the first gam e 3-2 its victory over Chicago. finishing second to Tennessee in c hampions in nine of the 19 the Southeastern Conference's even ts. A big disappointment for track meet here. But If Carnes doesn't get his Tennessee came in the 100 yard first place wish, few people will dash, w he re favored Reggie Jones was second to Auburn's be surprised. Tennessee methodically Cliff Out lin In a protested decidom ated in th e m ee t for the 11th slon. Both hit the finish line -straight year and the fourth clocked at 9.4 seconds. -tine under Coach Stan Hunt. "tarn not pleased unless I run I' sman. When the track cleared ar ound 9.2," said Jones, who Saturday, the Volunteers had was cloc ked at 9.1 wi th the aid 1 2O7L poin ts to Florida 's 103. of wind earlier this year. "I * f .- "New Castle" - C;ardhials 6,Cubs 5 - , - ;- 1irates took the second, — ' to your and the The home run gave the Padr- doubleheader from the New to ' % for a warm welcome other National Sunday's R&CFRALL i0 ti Read Call 8316370 Action lana's superstar Sunday in the W'N loss category of career grand ( slams. Braves 4, Dodgers 2 McCovey's 15th bases-loaded Hank Aaron and Dave John. homer came In the midst of the son sin gled home runs In a San Diego Padres' 10-7, 12-Inthree-run first inn ing and Buzz ning victory over San Francisco Capra made them stand up with in the second game of a Dodgers 4-2; the St. Louis Car- afive-hitterinAtlanta'svictory doubleheader. The Giants won drnals nipped the Chicago Cubs over Los Angeles. opener, 8-2. 6-5; the Montreal Expos took a I ' - I 1 The fight in Cen tral Florida Is a nat ural. lilt were handled properly It should make money for all concern ed. Both men ha ve lost questionable decisions to Mike Quarry, If a return bout for Quarry's Nor th American ti tle was guaranteed the winner, I am certain two excellent main events would be In our Fistic future. . New in the area 9 . -,.-.,.. - - - --- — . League games, the Cincinnati 2-1. Reds bombed the Houston As.1; the Atlanta Braves Reds 7, Astros I turned back the Los Angeles Don Gullett pitched a five-hit. ter and Cincinnati used a threerm first inning to hand faltering Houston its ninth straight reer record of 721 home runs, McCovey pulled even with At- a big margin, and its apparent LAND In All Sports Writer Willie McCovey has tied flank Aaron's record. No, not THAT record. The other one. - Calls... - -_ Word has reached me that negotiations are under way to match Wal ter "Snake" White with Gary Summerhayes in Houston, Tex. To th is I only ask only why? Why bring two popular Orlando fighters to a town that knows nothing about either one? ' tip i6rralb- 1. 111.1 4, R.F. Castle - - - By Lee Geiger - e KNOW THE WAY OF THE - - • - Snedden, 47, had f orged l'd campaign on what he saw as voter discontent over the country's 14 per cent inflation rate. He refused to concede ( election by Sunday night, although he said Labor appeared to be winning a majori t y. Snedden said Labor's lack of loss of seats, was a warning Whitlam. - y 1 - - - -" ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) "In games in a package deal with a d, Bethune.Coolcman 50 miles lando is going to become the at. Norfolk, Va, after being denied the words of Hollywood, th is Is trip to nearby Walt Disney away In Daytona Beach, tractions capita l of the world." use of Kennedy Sta dium. stupendous, collosal and fan- World. University of Tampa 90 m iles The Orlando owners, headed tastic," Orlando Mayor Carl There is a limit on ho w rtaslY by "I think it's an awful lot of away, th e more distant Florida former Southern California Langford said upon learning his teams for one area," said Uni- State University and Florida fans Orlando can accomodate grid star Rommie Loudd, city has gained a World versity of Florida Coach Doug A&M (earns in Tallahassee and in its first season, The team moved the team to Florida after Football league franchise. plans to play in the Tangerine apparently refusing to invest In Dickey, whose Gatrs play at the University of Miami. Yet with no name, no name G ai nesvill e, 120 miles away. have Bowl, w here 7,000 Ot Unlike the Sharks, who the sa lvaging of an outof-state playe rs and less than two seats are in tempora ry blea'chThe Orlando team will corn- made huge contracts to get am . months un til the first game, the pete for pro sports fans with the players with established Sun- era. Th e city plans ut to expan d te "It's good to finally know team's biggest job may be at. WFL Jacksonville Sharks, the shine State appeal, Orlando ap- the stadium, b WV SC8SOfl where we're going to be lotracting fans, National Football League's proaches its first season with no opens J uly 10. cated," said coach Jack ParAlready, sources say team Miami Dolphins, and another players ha ving ties to the area. "The players ha ve been T he t ea m's h is tory is littered dee. owners are considering plans to NFL franchise due in in Tampa Not forgetting that Disney with location problems. origi- very concerned about this. reach fans in the hometowns of in 1976. World attracted some 11 million nally planned for Washington "The problem," says Dickey, oth er te ams beyond the Orlando It also will compete for col- persons last year, Langford D.C., the Ambassadors became 'is that everybody will be dlarea; travel agents are offering lege fans with loyalties to Flori- said, "I am convinced that Or- the Virginia Ambassadors of luted in the press. Aaron In Grand Slam e Labor may take from 29 to 31 of the 60 seat& It held 26 in the old L 1 - I McCove ~ ' — WASHINGTON (AP) — orth Vietnam's Communist arty has ordered int4llstfied (tacks In South Vietnam over he next couple of months, U.S. itelligence sources report, However, military analysts aid the orders Indicate the at. cka will be short of a major flensire. Wa-ezdLghtzrg across outh Vietnam in the past few ays may reflect the new orrs, which sources said the ommunlst command recently sued to its main-force troop its there, The orders were said to be ised on a resolution adopted Lao Doug party leaders in arias, calling for increased Ilitary oeratlors to support tat was called "thi political in the South. As US. analysts read them, e Communist aims are to eed Saigon's army, panic sub Vietnam civilians and ode their cifIdence In the igon government This is in line with over-all nmwiIst strategy for 1974, as thried by intelligence reports it December. Basically, this -- -- -- I . Orlando Gets Pro F c,r ootbaI F n121 L¼1IIIJP 'tf . 'a" J =i - --.---- I t - - •-. '.! ' ) ~ government. _ I - 0 , .. - . I -~ ~. __ - I . ,* 4 themajcrlty party or coalition ri the }itse tcornes prime - I _; A 0/y,* ~_ ig . 2 be known for several days — ill give Labor a majority of one to three seats. IU leader of ; — . - ~__ -' ___ , - Most analysts predicted the finalresult.s — whichmaynot - ____ _ -- undecided. 71v old House r. I sea , y DA.MASCUS, Syria AP contingent to man a buffer zone "You can assume this will be Details of a general agreement between the opposing forces, the pattern" over the next few to separate Israeli and Syrian the thinning out of Firepower days, said Robert Anderson, a forces on the Golan Heights be- and an exchange of war prison- Slate ipartriient spokesman. gan trickling out today as Sec- era. retaryofSthte Henry Kissinger Kisslnger said he expected to arrived for discussions with remain in the Middle East at Syrian leaders to overcome th e least until Friday, shuttling at. few remaining obstacles, most daily between the two A senior American official countries. He scheduled his said a buffer zone separa ting eigh th session today wiCi S)Tthe two armies will vary in Ian President Baler Assad a'vj depth from Less than half a mile Foreign Minister Abdel Ilaum to a li ttle over one mile. Khaddarn in Damascus. According to this official, is. IS lie returns to Jerusalem m rael has agreed to permit Syr- the evening to meet with Pretan policemen to re-enter towns mier Golda Meir and other Is. and villages within the dernili- raeli leaders. Y. 17.92 Larded zone along wi th Syrian — Handstand Death ' Kissinger Tackles Final Peace Hurdle Planes Back Ground Attack LISBON, Portugal IAP)—The deposed leaders of Portugal, Premier Marcello Cietano and President America Thomaz, ieft the Portuguese island of Madeira today for Brazil, a government spokesman said The men have been granted political asylum in Brazil, sources in Rio said. Cactano and Thomas were exiled to Madeira after the April 2,Acoup led by Gen, Antonio Snola. -- - . — titanium tanks at Eastman Kodak plant in Rochester. N.Y. — Deposed Leaders Leave ,— - — SYDNEY, Australia AP Minister Gough Prime Wtutlam's Labor government appeared today to have won reelection, but newspapers and opposition politicians said (ti? Laborites' narrow victory margin was a warning from the voters, The latest returns showed Sunday that Labor had °fl 64 seats In Saturday's race for the House 127 member o Representatie5, while Bill Snedden's Liberal-Country . Workman uses spacesuit-like arm and hand protectors while welding BEIRUT, Lebanon AP) Kuwait's oil minister says his country will not try to reimpose the Arab oil embargo against the United States under prevailing circurnstances, the Beirut daily Al Barak reported today. "We do not want to be the enemies of thf American people nor do we seek the hostility of the United States," Abdul Rahman Atiki said in an interview with the paper. "We cvnslder the United States Is the only country that is sincerely working for peace In the Middle East. It has abandoned its traditional support for Israel because it believes In human justice," Atiki said." I I 'I - VV IUJ WEIR D Kuwait Appreciates U. S. I (.' rfl US I fl('l _:-_. - BEN CAT, South Vietnam (AP) Backed by heavy air and artillery support, South Vietnamese troop launched a three-pronged counter-offensive today against North Vietnamese forces 25 miles north of Saigon. They were moving against the village of An Dien, captured Friday by the North Vietnamese, about Iti miles southwest of Ben Cat in the strategic "Iron Triangle" area along the Saigon River. Government artillery and planes were blasting the village, crumbling scores of ramshackle- tin-roofed homes. Most of An Dien's 2,000 civilians reportedly have fled to government lines. In other developments, the Saigon command reported a fourth day of widespread North Vietnamese and Viet Cong attacks across South Vietnam. It said sappers blew up a 250,000-gallon fuel storage tank at the country's biggest depot, six miles southeast of Saigon. One sapper as killed as his comrades escaped. Anwncan sources said the increased activity by the Canmunists apparently was meant to mark Sunday's 84th birth anniversary of the late North Vietnamese leader Ho Chi Mirth. They also said the Communist command was trying to Improve its military position and weaken the South Vietnamese in advance of a possible general offensive at some later time. Some South Vietnamese sources said an offensive already had begun. They expected heavy fighting to continue through June when the monsoons will have arrived in force. - -! . — -- Eections -•.•. r .. TAIPEI, Taiwan (AP) Da vid Rockefeller, chairman f the Chase Manhattan Bank, has called off the remainder of an Asian tow after he fell and fractured the upper part of his hip bone, a spokesman said today. He said Rockefeller Is in no pain from the Injury he received Sunday night, but he has been hospitalized and will fly back to the United States Tuesday night. The spokesman said Rockefeller will not require surgery. UE .-- --- -T * - I Australian . Aii- I't I I - .-- - .1 1 -s Milwaukee 's J abbar Chosen N BA Center — ... ... - 4 79 r!,!) -- Amerscan League East By The Associated PrSsS National League East W L PcI St Louis 20 16 Phulpt$ 70 17 511 MOIIreat $6 14 531 17 71 117 New York Chicago 13 70 394 PJ11%bVr911 - GB 5 Mlwaukee Detroit Cleveland Boston York New Baltimore W I. 17 16 is 17 i, $9 70 I) Wilt ii 19 71 1$ Dennis Riggs was stopped In just two Pc?. GB itS - 511 — ill 500 IN 4$4 ', I 1 II 16 579 Chicic Oakland 20 to 576 19 $9 SO) I Teas KanIls C IS $9 lU 2' Minnesota $6 17 115 U 19 21 462 V, Cal'tornia Saturday's Games D etroit 3. Cleveland 2 Boston 10. Baltimore 2 Minnesota $0. Californa I Milwaukee S. New York 7 Texas 7. Kansas City Chcaoc 3. Oakland 2 Sunday's Games Cleveland 29, Detroit I I Cttornia 1 7, Mirv'iesota 2 4 Boston lid. Biltmore 2 1 New York 6 1. Milwaukee 23 Teias I. Kansas City 3 Oklônd 9, CNcago MAlay's Games Detroit (1-ryman 0 3 at Mil waukee (Sprague M. N a' Oakland (Pioltiman 35) Mn'n%ota (Butter 00), N Only uamrs scieduted Tuesday's Games Cleveland at Baltimore. N New York èl Bos ton. N CalifornIa at KariWs City. Pd Detroit at Milwaukee, N Oakland at Minnesota, N Texas at Chicago, N -- west Angeles 21 Los Cincinnati 20 Fran 27 Atlanta Ho'.s?on 20 Diego 16 San San 11 715 511 15 19 70 537 6 1 •,, 176 372 77 77 1 II Saturday's Games Pt'ladetpPia 9. Pittsburgh 7 New York 6. Montreal 0 San Francisco 1, San Diego 2 Los Angeles I. Atlanta 0. 13 t"95 Louis ii. Chicaco 2 Cnc,rinat, 1. HoustOn 6 si. Sunday's Games Montreal 75, New York I 2 P'Itsburgtt Philadelphia 31, 5t Louis 6. CP'cagO ' Sari Francisco 17. San Diego 710. 2nd game 12 innings C,ncirinal, 1. P'IC'UStOfl I Atlanta 1, Los Angeles 2 Momlay's Games P'ttsbgh (Rooker MonirMi (Torrel 331, N Philadelphia (Carlton 1 3) at St Louis (MGlotten S It. N Cecago (i-tooton 13) at New York (Parker 10), N San Deco (Troedson 11) at 04u5ton (Derker 73), N Cinciati (Bill,'gham $7) at I m Angeles (John SI), N Tuesday's Game PittSLUrgb at MOntrell, N Chicago at New York, N Philadelphia at St. Louis. N Atlanta at San Frwclsco. 7. N San Diego at Picustori. N CincinnatI at Los Angetli, N - AUTO RACING Cale YarDOVER, Del. borough, in a Chevrolet, took the lead over a creeping Richard Petty, who blew "it engine, with two laps to go and captured the Mason-Dixon 500 Grand National Stock Car Race, — Laver Scrambles To Tit l e LAS VEGAS, Nev, (AP) — Rod Laver is 35, no spring chicken, and he'll take all the help he can get. The Australian veteran used the newly resurfaced tennis courts at Caesars Palace to great advantage Sunday, easily defeating Marty Riessen of Evanston, Ill., and winning tennis' largest first prize In the $150,000 Alan King Tennis Cl.as- AS I SEE IT. by Dave Hill f-A i. c-1-.4 a 1I -"HOW TO FIND THE BOTTOM OF YOUR ARC - -- - - ro PcoR &1.L AND IRONS, NOJ SIC. Layer was seeded only fourth but, scrambling over the slow hardcourt surface, he had little trouble stopping the unseeded Riessen by scores of 62, 6-2. Winds that gusted up to 35 miles an hour proved the only dif. ficolty. Layer earned $30,000 plus a $21,000 automobile, bigger by a shade than the $50,000 prize won by Australia's John Newcombe in the World Championship of Tennis tournament in Houston last week. Riessen, who upset Newcombe In Saturday's semifinal row'td1 won $l$00o, -1 - 'dr'-' - AeIOUT A FOOT - -. 51RH0 OUT ltd 'tOU VD FELT POS$TIC*sED APART, RHO 5WNG R CLU8 BACK RHO FORTH. IBACK AND Foaru wIThouT STOPPING WiTH YOUR EYES CLOSED. 'tOlmu. STAKE THE G$oU,G QT RfiCUT NE SAW PUCE EWR'1 Tit.! THAT. OF COURSE. t' NE Eo'fltM OF 'x swiio ARC. 'ATH A DRIVER, THE bALI. PLACEMENT 5HOVLO E ABOUT AN IPCH LEFT (TOWARDS TIdE TaRkT) OF 'MIERE THE CLUb WAS HITTING TiC OWUNDMTN AN IRON, AN INCH RIGHT PROMOTES A SUGHTLV OISCLPiOtt'G biDed. N(XTt TIdE WORST WORD IN GOLF... �LA ,.... -. . • TI., r._.a....._a $ 28—The Sanford Herald - . .. - Monday, May 20, 1974 oH With Was 1927 America's Best Year For Sports ? Hockey's Stanley Cup Iturc ckri+c I% I I I I I I 7 V UI U ' I, -- /: The Then are Philadelphia's during the single regular The tough, young Flyers PHILADELPHIA tAPs — wfl Piphia has ceased to be a c1d cut the Brns on nation- first major ctiampoco since the Tbernpla. al television, 4-2, in the best-of- Pti1M'lpH 7krs woe the NaShero said the key to the B*_ are Baskethall Association ton athes was the Flyers' shilln game strict Rick MaciF Pildi flyers champions of the National eisiutppedththecmIygoalof cbançlondiip In 196647. Before tyto contain the Snalns' aeia. ___ Hxkey Leag, ors of the the game at 14:4Z ci the first that, the Philadelphia Eagles tionsi Bobby th. higgest lrixe In___ bxIay—the period oft a thin fran just in- won the National Football "I kept telling them to give League crown In 1960 and the si the blue line by Ane I Stany p. Iltdeña PhfflI.t woo the the puck to him (OTT) and ers only aev years port "1 have been around a long Natiicnal League t*iebsfl pen- him skate with 11 every chance became the first eipscon _____ ___ in 10. The city saluted you get," Shero explained. "I team to win the storied C, time," said Shero, "long nant arn-tthig drive to the trknowthatthlalsa the___ ___ Flyers today in a parade didn't mention his name but and their they knew who I meant In fact title — t,- their coad 1en that may rver be thipli. ____ I didn't mention either Orr or They cued tLi b Sunday cated. They gan you all you (Phil) Espo&to." Philadelphia reached the with a 14 victory over the asked for, and If you wanted 1üycifs by winilng th' NHL's Boson & me they came iç with IL" The strategy was to tire OTi, that West Division thamplp make him work. o was trying to say___ "U sornecme asked me at the beginning of the a,,n. if I the Flyers don't have the talent over the ninnerup Chicago Actually, the story of the Fly. tIns team would win the of the New York Rangers, wbu Black Hawks, then sweeping era' playoff success could be 1i,,jjtid Stanley Q, I'd have said they they 4-3 in the semi- the Atlanta Flames In the quarsummed In two words—borne were crazy," said .wy Flyers fti"ls, and aren't in a class lerfinals ci the playofts, beating ____ with Boston. the Rangers In the ymifinala, ______ Ice. Philadelphia won all Its Ch Fred ero. "I wasu't personnel-wise U nrt nla I They ___ won because tv we're and eting Boston. They were home games, two against At- • _____ - __ ___ ___ _________ __ ____ ___ ____ ____ AND THEY 'RE OFF FOR THE ROSES -'r-'- - -. -' - " Rrinrurc , : ? S InrJir,,,c Winninri S 5 1 I 5 g I I I S II _____ • tsocy tzkns to footbalL the Milwaskee & cs 6-2 be- Asgels 4-2, Twlis 2-4 -• hi At the request ci the parties ney and an associate in one of Legal Notice the day's two slowest cars were bumped from the bup. CITY OF Action also developed after 6 LONGW000. FLORIDA lofPvbficH..win. p.m. quaIificatlor ended. TO *14GM IT MAY CONCERN Speedway rtportedly was cuiPTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN sidertng a proposal_ that an en- "e Ccty CwncI of ,* City Lqwd. Flonda. a ffi 6oar of çrecedented lflh *4IuVnen$. ?P'at thf Ibid Bfd of cars he added to the starting p • and n ots gxc ce .a) W35 ecealdering legal action if a C'i'kI IO*iflO Ufl I Cf tbe 1OinQ .. _____ ,,._ Howe, 46, a NaUonal Hockey Association Hall of Fanner and holder Of many NHL reco said he'd have to put the World CupyattopOf the list. ( f I I 0 a St b d '4 n U In .re Pt c'J r14 ne I DC Sin c-ri jut "When you give up the game and then come k with your two ioos arid wii t1w Workl Cup to boot-, that has to be the greatest Drill," said Howe, dripping with chainpagne in the post-game celebration of the Aeros' locker '. ' -' - , ., • . --_T - - re- district court for an injunction INDIANAPOUS APi - kJ. whKh wc&1d free the Speedway But the xotesting gi against the race. We could file a Foyt LS on the 1e, the field is fran ssible legal action if mained hopefuL Wright Hugus Jr., an stIr- class action suit Involving all completed and all appears trials were rmimed ____ ____ and stolen bases which was an unnecessary activity, since base runners knew they'd be scoring in due time, In pitching, Under the rush of facts, Baltimore Orioles of 1896, the however, galmor can be Pittsburgh Pirates of i Brooklyn Dodgers of 1955 and drowned. So we must rely on the New York Yankees of i, our fantasies when selecting bergh making the first trans. team in a kind of funnypaper great players either. Here Is earned run average and shutouts, An argument can barely be brooked that this 1927 Yankee team was the mUst dominant ever in one season. However, somestillargueoverwhlchwas the best team of all time, Who was the greatest heavyweight champion? What was the greatest movie? What's the greatest flavor sundae? Pre-entangles the situation more because, for each h)dralike fact cut off, you get two iliorc quCstions Contenders for the crown of best baseball team in history Records and statistics help little. For teams other the most storied seem to pop up in the most unexpected categories. The Hitless Wonder White Sax of 1906 bold record for team pitching shutouts; the 1931 Yankees )kl the record for most runs scored; the 1930 PhIllies hold the mark for most hits; the 1930 Giants hold record for highest team batting average. In and out wind the 1927 Yankees: tied for 14th in bat. 1mg alerage, fifth In winning percentage, third In wins first, still, in slugging average. - • • •' m - butterscotchsundaesandforgp.s of blondes, others are stuck the year 1927. It is for them a glorious year in a golden era, Atlantic airplane [light, Al Jolson warbling in the first "talkie" movie, the crossword puzzle making its first piebald appearance, and flowing down from the top of the '2 was bathtub gin, gangland blood, Gatsby.like parties, raccoon c- oats, mah jongg, the 'harleston. But 1927 had something else ;.,cial the indubitably in. riutable New York Yankees Uabe Ruth and Lou Gehrig world," Mosedale tells us in the introduction. Realism, however, is not hidden behind (he color caricatures which too often are apartofafondlookatthepast. Mosedale riiakes it clear that the Golden Era for some could be the Jaundiced Era for others. There Es the grimness of the execution of Sacco and Vanzetli, the sensationalizing of the Snyder-Gray murder case, and \.t1t llut ind I > tiaR i io1uiiiit lkood Lazzeri and Wilcy Moore and f3roun writing on American Bob Meusel. IIlvolS'ement overseas, "The - second-baseman Mark Koenig on the legendary, in more ways than one, Babe Ruth when the (earn was on the road: 'You never saw him. He was always up in his room with his girls." Must have been proper medicine for the Babe, since 1927 was the year he hit his 60 homers, and led the Yankees to 110 wins (an American League record then) and the pennant (19 games in front, another A L record then) in which they neu spcIit d d4i out of first place, and then swept the Pittsburgh Pirates In the World Analysis Helps Fergie Jenkins Get Back' Speedway's entry form promPreakness, and All Game, No. ly hockey city went wi. Derby wi' Arho was seekii ised each driver at least one Blue Grass and Kentucky Der- 12 in the Pr.akness and the only 'ri ros tuned • repeat Secretariat's 1973 feat by. two chance to qualify and they said horse to finish ahead of Buck's goa. r each of s a Triple Crown champion, been denied that was in fruit momentarily as 1kw The battle to determine the Bid who tossed jockey Donald periods, with two goals each by they had edway officials said the Murray hail and Larry Lund 13 tuses erdered the ztret& top 3-year-old probably will re- MacBeth at the gate. rules had been adhered to, and But UtIle Current, a 13-1 main raznbled Into the fall. Another protiate Is Juciger, and fit assists by that reopening qua1iflcatio chotce ridden by Mtgu1 fly. nuing incondat. Carxiade's stablemate, who Howe. and then sparred for 11w would not be fair to thefl th'ivt era, hotied tirough a hole along tory could entice a few owiwrs finished eighth in the Derby as final period. who had ____ the rail and they Steadily away to enter their horses in the Bel- the beaten favorite. "We're No. 1" and "Goodbye two knocked from the lineup by rang ant Iran the It 11L gdng room only crowd of 9fl, the protesting gi' V4 early in the first period and was told by Speedway officials increased in intensity as the cuid be isidgame wd. er-ed if they could gel signed atThe Aeros in only their Secfidavita fr-an a r esentatAve ond season became Houston's of each of the cars ill pro 4zampionshlp ItaiTi 1r4 f4 and the two alternates since the OI1 won Amencan Football League championship Dec. 24. 1961 _______________________ Notice 'r) us for a spin through those South American who has just flappered days, and is the next left this life through the courbest thing to making the trip In tesy of the U.s. armed forces., a Tin Lizzie rumble seat. " (NEA) - Series In four games. - But nowhere in pitching, or home runs despite Ruth's 60 and Gehrlg's 47 (the 1961 Yankees of Mantle and Marl., wall the unselectable. America was still intoxicated with having helped win "The War to End All Wars." There was the desire to believe in the government, particularly the presidency. There was the passion for sports, for Bobby slid Red Grange and, In 1927, the Denipsey-Tunney long-count fight. It was unquestionably the "Age of Nonsense." "It was," says Mosedale, 'the coming together of all these things at a timne when life seemed as exuberant as the moment of Ruth's sixtieth homer." ,,,v - Legal Notice Legal Of " a ' music and $ act PbI , C Hearno wil be P1e14 supofy pct in C"v HaL a. intl Phi o',ae ar the *111 be Pia'd and tqiI ario " MoriGa,. M4 10. 111& at 7 X or as soon thereafter as pots.bie. at sqa THIS NOTICE IS TO BE PUBLISHED BY POSTING ONE time ,n?eqted (II .• .' .1 Y II Me notice th•t the City Camnmison of the City Cf SaMord, crlbed orcoerty. Th East ' o' the sw ' cf . NE Florida, ati 00ocIoct P.M. on June 3. 1971, in the City Commisijon *4 Section U. To*'nsh'p 21 SouTh RCc"i at the City Hall in the City *4 Pançe 25 East. Serrr,ce County. Senprd F10fi44. will datitidef d Florida. THE REQUEST FOR VARIANCE detecmini whether or nee ?c.e City vaate I'd abar as of ,.t rre! kni fQht Of the City and the public SectionS (SCC)G lot a tftn tandscag,d butler alone all II t0 DOftOt Cf sIne, as lows SEVENTY FOOT (70') RIGHT. dedicated rti way to al a OF WAY FOR PARCEL U b'' HIGH to me NovtP*rty ,xvenscn ci Nor. WAY No 17 1 No,7 me Bt SO of 9w East M. CS. IOL arid 1)4. IS . 1-' , I doesn't hold out much hope for halt it, B-abich concedes there the strange behavior of some its success, at least this year, should be some sort of policing players, he points out that there mostly because it would have to to miike sure the use of drugs is are a few "Idiots" in any large Bob Babich, the hulking fieldalotofsecond-rate players curbed throughout the league. gathering of people. Cleveland Brown middle and would overload each week Butheadmitshehasnoanswer The 230.pound Babich, who linebacker who shoots a with more football than the fans and doesn't believe Rozelle and went to Miami of Ohio and was the team owners have found one named to several All-American creditable game of golf when he want or can afford to see. yet, either. isn't playing football, says a First teams, was a No. 1 But Babich was wary of strike of National Football Suggested postgame urine Charger draft choice in 1969 but League players this spring downgrading the fate of the tests certainly are not the missed the season that year seems inevitable unless team WFL at some future date, answers, Babich insists, He because of a knee injury. He owners bow to most of the NFL Recognizing that its threat tO predicts such a procedure went to the Browns last year as Players Association requests the NFL Is a lever for higher would trigger resentment part of a trade. for changes—and higher pay. pay for players, the es-San among most players, and would Babich says he thinks Willie prove nothing, because some Lanier, Kansas City middle In a wide-ranging question- Diego Charger points out: and-answer session in San "EveryJy wants to be paid drugs aren't detectable by such lineiacker, is the best in the Diego, Calif., where Babich as much as possible, not only tests, business now that Chicago's Artificial turf is so tough to Dick Butkus has been riddled makes his home, the 27-year.old athletes but lawyers, doctors, play on, Babich says, that the with leg injuries. linebacker talked freely about everybody." players' group has called for a drugs In pro football, what the Last year Babich was a As for NFL commissioner ban against It in any new standout performer for the players think of artificial turf and the new NFl. rules for this Pete Rozelle's lining of some stadiums, The players also Browns and says his knee season, among other subjects. Charger players For alleged have demanded that when ioblemns appear to have ended, As For the Fledgling World drug abuse and ex.Coach artificial ttrf wears out in any lie picks Minnesota ,to be Football League, Babich Harland Svare for failure to stadium, it must be replaced better than ever this year and with natural grass. sees no reason why larry Babich reflects player Csonka, Jim Kiick and Paul dissatisfaction with some of the Warfield will play any the less new rules, especially the extra hard (or the champion Miami 1S.minute quarter if a game Dolphins because they have ends in a tie, signed a 1975 contract with the SitIN Race I . Mile Dath) ISSI MONDAY, MAY 20, 1974 "The extra quarter creates WFI,'s Memnplss formerly Pacec-) the threat of Injuries," he Toronto team, I Hi Candr'e. S. Clark Jr., Firil Race — I M — $350 warns. "After four quarters, "You're just laying yourself .I1(QUIIflt ill, R Paver, 3. Sandy Trot C-) 1 Sit WImpy", K RaymOnd, 2. Doll, W. KinSley, I Yolas Deb. s eery player Is tired, and that's opentoinjuriesifyoudon'tplay Jim's Jet, K Mahar. 3 Metrolina Sirbes. S 1 M Kang, P. Munt:. 6 when the most injuries occui'." your best," said Babich. "I'm Colonel, A Perkins. I Durango. D. Hello Dere, C Kalathas. 7 Brilliant Babich hints that players will sure those who signed st-ith the PerkinS. S HicjhIInd Pick. S Hanover, L Coolry. I Cochranc', S Spr,gqs, 6 1 cry Dares. A. Spriq5 want bonus money for overtime WFL will play out their options Seventh Race —1 M 1550 Jasperson. 7 Young And Tender. H periods played during regular with just as much 'go.go.go' as PaceC-] Whayland I Ocala Mighty Mite. season games I lucky Linetar. .1 Dvoracek. 7 they have had in previous AE I GoIdrr Do. w Wyatt. AE P,pa John M. D'Ar'ilto. 3 Tii A.sked why the NFL tolerates scisons." Brenda Melodc. I) Sawchi - I That Ihe City CwncII of th City yard ragulqe,,i, in Sectidi ê rrt (R prciy. to wit: TM Nicth lAM H to at the West it', yards of cans cc the 5W . of the NW r drnen4.or- & rear to t.en. feet ' Of Section 17, Tow1IIIp 21 Soifitl, flCeftainca$eIan4ppi,p,,f, Rang, H variance att will take longer, how. 30 East, Seminole County. waivet 01 the e9Ilt Floq,da fLits the West 23 feet lidi yara ever before answering the reqw,nf,np 1 thereof) tioc. to al t yar of • question of. his playing status varying dimenslor, to WvRI for neat klason, second fies in certain as.s. fl4 the zoning ci it'ton Of M 1 as Section Pust PUBLIC HEARING wilt be ' , ctotsifcat,on is THE PUBLIC HEAIIG elI be under a four-year contract with t*tTHE n .. Rang, 30 East. in tee City Hall of Attamoc.te Thence Pt in thu Cty HaIl of Al?amnte (rter b Cf City *4 tf Ar rifl SOuth Fi.i4a. Oc. 'daf, 2 degrees 42 31" ç'r ,c'-;s , ).ng1, F lotidi, on Mctiy, jung Weit abg PP'e East line of laId 3. i& at $30 P. ic U 3, )g at S30 PM, or as opbst,d to said Sect'on ii f 7SFes10., There seemed little doubt Phereafte' as rioflblt. V li property theresasbI,,$*h,lma Thv run Norm 63 degrees 4414" feresled parbes and tuZtni from the start Of 2 Teat a public Micing on the Y W*icfltod part id citie f at right lng 1 the Easterly 9w of arvii Is hicby sif game that 1kw Aeros WoUld win *11 be tward and linlI IC 1M,a rM of way tini and against the prope.ed a, variance tic the Higay will be heard and fIict No. 17 ar tao. n tor thegameamflringtoahaltthe fl. 7 30 pm dayof June. AD. 1971, V l3hee, to a THIS NOTICE • and that a pn hear THIS NOTICE point on said it tO be Pjbtished Easterly 'lg?*of.way by ,ttNig Ø% (I) copy at th khy WHA sason. on tet, quest ot lenin liti; Thence run North pasting one (I) Copy On the CIaS*4UC.$*0. degrees. ofid described I)' M' East along sa lad property aforesaid descred to )rOpicty and thif Of i,% Easterly Lund opetied u scoring with pojt in three ) Public PI(ti ';P$Q4 way I't'ie potting 'in three (3) PUblic I thereby ii, for the 3rd for 7000 feet to a within Uii' CI? v *4 *ttamontt his first goal at 14:34. Hall folwithin the City ci Altamonte dey of June, A.D lfl kt 730 p m. FloJ, t teatt If teen (13) l4'la" Thecce East run 0vth PMSSED AND ADOPTED thu $p,lli Flida at Iasit fifteen (3) I5tp at lciwed with goals at 15:47 and days prior to the tme Of PJbI'c Eastetiy rgit anglaj tO Skid Of May, A 1), 1914 rgt-t c 4kys pqç to the Itc. tic SMi av Of pubIi hearing 16:55. A ar Conststt.t.ng the Or hearing OAT ED THIS 0th DAY OF MAY, City Counci of the Prv't, rnteqjj DATED THIS VNDAY OF MAY, may appear Andre ftit, Ga'doo Labt*- 1971 A 0. City Cf Casselberry and be Pleerd at 9w 1971 AD. time an Iac Florida t.pqc,led ere and Lund scored en p0we1' ICFFICI*L .EAL) lOFt ICIAL SEAL HUVV. APPROVED Cr?y Cornmitt'on Roanne Has?, play goal.s in 11w second period BILL B. GRIEk, ci thi Cy Secretary to make the victory complete. Boad of Mayor of ZOnNO AppI* *-narr'orot 5',g5 By: H. P4. Tamm, ." Clclgo's Jan Poplel sal lUcky Aflar', Florida MARY '4 HAWTHORNE City lock Fiorl Morris scortti goals fo Oil. pj,,i,• May 30, 1974 City Clerk p 30, 197t Publish: MaY 30.974 cago. OF 849 Puthishid May OEe'c1 DEB OFn it Like Ba I Turf Club AS In $j Bnn 17, pagej Cassetbefty, Flortdk, hece Seminole COSWOy, lOf'di 111 deIamn 15 intent to THE REQUEST FOR VARIANCEniiaton ri0,,41 to IPe City of Caneterry, 'Pie following de'scrlb.d asks waiver ci the ?Pirty 00t /ti,(J ________ - Ford Courier durability starts with a box-section frame reinforced with seven crossmembers. An By FRANK MACOMBER The Herald Services Citsetbicry, FlorIa, Pia reces Ptt it Iøn of property owner requts?ng ainelvO', into the City Caslalbecr'y, FIOrIdI. purSuant to Statulej. of m olIo'* 5CT* Pfly The NorTh 230 lest of the West 7' FOLLOWS u NFL Player Strike 'In evitabi WHEREAS. saId Petition Pias reelt1idzningcIalicofM t as eat classification 1 fihed in (parter and C0d of Lewi. CIty c4 CISWIbpery, Florida, Chac,t,r 75. as amendeØ $f%d luppIemeqi arid WHEREAS, pursulnt to the ap picabje py'oq, 01 the law. the City of Cass&be'r'y, Florida. is r,Ouir,d to Ioiio certain Orecedures in connctjon with an nizat 'on of try Itocy to city Ilmiti, ir of ith 5 th do of a Rejotn Stating the intent Cf 111$ City to consider WHEREs, the City Council has trn,n tPit the annizapon 'I NOTICE IS HEREB' GIVEN by tPIelaidprefly t$q with the me Board of Zoc. Aes of h requeSted zoning CIa%Slflcaflon, ud be C4er by the City City of Aflamc Iprg Florida. thaf said Board will hold a NOW THEREFORE. BE IT fr'ig to public RESOLVED BY THE CITY tf Lots 1 7. SC, 1714. 1, 33 53. II 03, fly July of last season, he had become a one-man disaster area. I Hasty, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN I a il t Geis Third Planet Living Systems, Inc. City of Attamcrite Springs. Flaridi. the VACATING AND CLOSING orantIngevarianc.lor,hi,oI QVe%t,Om f COUNCIL OP 'tHE CITY OF mat said Board will hold a public PROTION OF STREET CASSELBERRY FLORIDA, to cser tNt qution icanting a ,ar ace tic me I* Prefontaine, Can Be Heated FREE (OFFICIAL SEALI ,r4f0i'd Herald, a ri,wlpaoef R*iatin Qeffi'aI C ,fCutktOI in lad City one Secretary in t,m at 1.5? I fleai (IS) days Board of Zoning 10 tme of Ihi Public Attamon$e PiO1. Hearr'g. a'so sad P4cc. of P11l, FIoqid ittarinO è$ to be posteØ on the May 20. Ill aforesaid dejcribed P'oifly • n (15) days pric tO the DEB of ti Public P4*1mg _______________________ DAT El) •p, yol May. A 0 1?71 R 'e CITY OF Cty Click ALTAMONTE SPRINOS, Cf -thi City of FLORIDA Lonqwcod, FlorIda NeftCeolP*4lcHiarto Putl May 20. tIll TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN DEBS6 cirYof AL.TAMONTESP*awOS. FLORIDA NottIPIHear0 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by NOTICE OF POCEEDING FOR the Board of Zon peaIsQf wu comes closest to qualifying. Your Hot Water , ,,' .. uj vur iu.wry un -_______________________________________________ ij1 NotIce on the aforesaid 0esctbed PIrtiel Oroger?y ar'd POSnq in ?Iye, th., cdI pIIC5 *iThin the City of chains *1111,5W '.01 the NW I.. of 'II be publiC Aitama'4kspringi,. FlorIda, at tees, Section 17. Touniliip 21 South, Rang, 30 East, Siminofe County, •Ift.c. (13) dlyS , TPs Nc?ce iS to be published • FIor.da (Less the West 2$ feet by publ Mating posting in tPf (3) PUbIC DATED THIS Ifti DAY OF MAY. *.thrn he City of Lonqwood. J W71 A D. . -----.. -.-.---l4WWIiflV " <)i - - : - To begin with, Jenkins was "The guys don't want to hit for F thing to do, particularly for so THE BEST even-tempered a man as being booed. This mightily me." EUGENE, Ore. (Al') Pre- declare a moratorium which, in NEW YORK Jenkins. "After that," Jenkins disturbed him, and also em(NEA) General Off the field, Jenkins says Electric mier distance runners Steve essence, prohibits American wife and walking through the campus of break was two daughters, then mother died in 1970, after eight wins, nine began calling me 'Batman' i age 3 and 2. they will not run for the United where In the 10 days preceding the University of Illinois at "People were suffering with cancer for States when Worse, he had given up the papers" calling their father 'bum," said a U.S. track and the AAU championshIps June HEAT PUMP visit to a psychiatrist. he misses her, and realized man who was consistently one that Jenkins' problem might be to games, PLUMBING & contingent next month In Dur- days before any international from talks with the psychiatrist ham, He remembers being em- of the league leaders in corn- In his head. They had found that WALLHEATIHG N.C. dual meet, primarily the one t,hat he felt guilty he had not in 1007 S. Sanford barrassed at the many people plete games was now getting psychoanalysis had helped 3224542 "The fans were really nasty. 01against the Russians June 28-29. And Pre[ontaine, a 1972 who recognized him and the hook by the seventh inning, other pLayers. Jenkins agreed I'd go to my car after a game fact been closer to his mother. )mpian now competing for the greeted him with "Hi, Fergie," 'Now, I started looking over to try, despite the unmanly and they'd be banging on the "I was an only child," said Oregon Track Club, told the "Keep in there, Fergie, it'll my shoulder to the bullpen in stigma that psychiatry still roof as I drove off." Jenkins. "My father was a chef Eugene Register-Guard, "I'm come back." However, they dId late Innings. I never did evokes in many circles, parin the Merchant Marine and so not even going to run in the before," he said. ticularly athletics. not know why he was was The Cubs, with all their power gone a lot from our home in AAU cttampionslilps." campus. And when Jenkins He ws 29 years old, an age hitters, often seemed to have off Chatham, Canada. So my "I saw the doctor about eight The newspaper said Preentered the building of the when most athletes reach their or ten times," said Jenkins. days when Jenkins was on the mother and I were alone a lot, fontaine made the statement at psychiatrist, he remembers prime. Jenkins was stunned. "hleisacouchanalyst,butlsat mound.Tobesure,slncehewas of course. I left home at Ion Angeles International Airthinking, "What am I doing His arm was ph}sically fine, in a leather chair, We went the Cub ace he often was op- eighteen to play ball. In later port, where the University of here, anyway? I'm not off my yet he could not keep the ball AU your household hot water heated free during back Into my life, and talked, posed by the other team's star years I supposed I had guilt Oregon track team arrived for the air conditioning season. Call your air conrocker." pitcher. Nevertheless, Jenkins feelings for leaving her alone, the Pacific Eight Conference low, where batters would ditianing service company for an estimate. "It seems I could talk to him is tied for the major league and also for not spending more championships during the He was, though, drastically ground It. He was throwing H.9et Recovery Unit Manufactured by pitches waist-high. "And I was about things that I couldn't talk record of having lost most 1.0 time with her when she was weekend, off his game. Jenkins, soft-eyeda getting bombed," he recalls, to anyone else about, including games in a season (five in 1) dying. I felt guilt at what I Pi'efontaine an Oregon gradand strapping, was then my wife. And the conclusion of andhaslost62one-i-ungamesjn unconsciously thought was my uate,is"eggingfora showdown pitcher with the Chicago Cubs. At one point, Jenkins became it was that a number of things his nine-year big-league career, selfishness. with the Amateur Athletic In each of the six seasons prior so disgruntled at being taken had piled up over a period of "I was aLso feeling shock Union. And he may just get to 1973, he had won 20 games out of a game that he took bats years and they seemed to come At one point a couple of from seeing my father break one," wrote Blame Newnham, and had been the winnlrigest from the Cub rack and flung crashing down on me all at one seasons ago, Jenkins said 10 hiS down the way he Longwood 830.0503 did when my Register-Guard sports editor. pitcher in the major leagues. them on the field. A quirky time." then roommate Ernie Banks, mother died, The AAU decided last fall to -By IRA BERKOW the cars not yet qualified. CITY OF NOTICE OF SALE ALTAMONTE SPIRNOS. TO ALL TO WHOM THESE Lift I e C u r re n t 'C ha rg e PRESENTS MAY COME: FLORIDA N.tbaslP4icI4.aib,g PI.a.lak.not'c,ttofon the 11th TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN OJy of June. 1V4. V 10 o'clock. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by AM.. tie. foIIo*ng dticriq Victory To the Boerd of Za Apç..ts of INe PrOPty*iII be told $1 pftiic $alq V City of Ar.,,t, F0161. DICK BAIRD DATSUN. kIlO kn p i DICK BAIRD. INC. 100 Wiit BALTIMORE lAP) — Little down the StYetdL Neapolitan tnom* Stakes, the last of the Pafin9 tO coiflidtq tM qt H.91*iy 04, Firn Pii'k. FIi Crsccec4a crns-di!( sty. Way, another kXISbot at Thpl. series , 'I?I?10 I vat atce ta thq to*nq C'4 )tll Svbarv Stationw.qn. d.5CT Mcidef FF1. kcial No A430O$. ec?y: en-length___ upset vkty in the osertook Caruxwle _______ and finUtile Current, who was fifth LV A South Of tt drage DICK BAIRD. INC HOU3TON 1 AP) - Gorthe 99th r.-' of the Preakness ished secoiil. ant. BI9tgaittt.N IV4Of S1tOit By Flo.'rnc T Jackson ttft West Of Lot i (Less Howe says winning the World Stak_a rice typical ci the enDarby Dan Farm. owned by are certain entries for the EieciA V'c* Pfese,if ___ ___ After the trials closed, ____ own- '- Tc-."tp uS, Rang, $ E. a Bç1ntnç 150 S feet Wt of PP SE t?atceof7I1tftetE Ofthouw c'r , P"v2O.2?.1t74 tire seas for 1374's crop of 3- John W. Galtireath, received mile Belmont Nezipolitan Way Hockey Association's World 4tr nNM , 4. p -. w s, drivers and team r tsen- cornet of Phi NE '.;sa4 being LUI1 feet Wt to La.. SOUThIFPY CE B-100 P with InS two S(X LI yearoid lses. 1156500 ci the record Freak- will be made a supplementary lathes from nine of 11 ca's ',nes rçIitofwayIn,of SR CI. on LIk.# to South Ir East REtOLIJTPON$O341 Before the chestnut colt rs p.ne of SX9i0,_____ hoocting entry, provided there 2r Urill of his career and the city's waiting in line to qualify rushed P'i'CC 'V S 200 I?. ?PiciCI run E bt94WIV10) A P io4it .on of 'Pi, C?V Of fans agree—it's their first pr '7511.. thicr,n P4.200 ft.. maid crossed the finish line Satzrda L . THE REQUEST FOR VARIANCE Caslilbirry. Florida. declaring Speedway officials and de. w i ft to the poit of bigd% Isks jryq Of ffi in 13 ytarL .fW 10 Consider arvl.IatiOn $nd U his left '•-d CharflPsonahip in154 3-5. the third f&sttsl time nings to $7,192. feted Saturday on inanded a chance to take their n• 1 Zonmg of ico4wfty IQC$.d in Line requirement Ir MajIIit ____ in Preakness history, [)ela'd tVPicty b v*d 51 Av Houston's Aeros ended the fotr4ap 10.mile trials nina, :s to Sect 'on 17. ToiisAlp 21 SouTh. as ru'red i Section 7. ft was OnlY the second championship series with a 5-2 Businc' Ditric?, as thif zoning uo St(Gy, Rang, 30 Last. Seminole County. A protest was filed With Ctaslal Silver Firia, Joib' In eight stake races this year ,caton II deWib •n ni, Other probable Belmont s1coy over the otinianned THE PUBLIC HEARING II be Florida. ard more particularly John and Cannonade had held __ Speedway stewards on behalf of Zonmg Ordinances Cf the City Cf held Ic. the City P4111 of Afla(i,, for the horse. He won, the starters include Hudson Chicago Cc*ngan Sunday rilgt $dvibed Ic. laid Rejolution Oc. 1110 nine cars and was rejected. LwOOd. Flotida. 10 Wt Or- 5pn, FIOr. on Mty j. wth the CIty Clerk; Sifting Public the lead in Pinibcv's 13-16 !IIile Everglades at Hlaleah on County, the Derby runner-up to sweep the finals In far .nanceNolI3andasam,ndavJ.n _____ C4C'. fi Hiaririi'j. Eflecte DV. 3. ItlI. at 5:30 PM, or March , then finished out of who finished eighth in the straight games and this unlikeThe prng grot to a the ttiireftic $5 WIfE R EAS, IPIC City of Cannonade, the Kentucky -• w' RUTH AND GEJIHIG CLOWNING )Itger Ken team to post a wse American capped a fair-nm imng to with the second game g*ng 12 time trials was marred by a cier ciniilar circtunstanes last rrtt could not be reached, 'at engine kept him Iran getting referring to 4,419 League record than the Im4i%s give New York to an opening. innings; Qncinati 7, Houston 1, ram delay ci tiree hairs and 37 year, said he would not sIgn. 12:01, we could go to the federal Into line before the deadline. w the hithans beat La,st year. Cleselartl finished game win, and Athnta 4. E Angeles 2. minutes, but t final i spots in Preakness : - to win as many as 50 games tlree against Bcstoui. Angel Marigual blasted a ready for Sunday's 5&h nnning Houston, HoweHappy To Win Cup . '' L1L tLr. Ls team wQuld thehungnesttumLntheplay thethird minleaguehistory Lanta,fourwithNewY(,rkand Jim Bolt hetht cut ci sean- grand-slam homer to help fore ck'oççixg the rñgMrp 3-1, "But that Is Just one of a of the Indianapolis 5O4nile involved, the deadline for get- the racing temni involved, then ma year may be and the Oakland A's downed the kig ikin with loin' hits in the iand past Chicago. Jun "Cat- auto ra .. but t might not be ting thor affIdavns to Speed- toc a peoposai to Speedway number of remedies (to the sitU the Rera sod Imli2n( C1CO White Sax 6-3. secail game, helping Mm- fiSh HUDtET Stifled the SO. way officials was extended Vice President Joe Cloutier that uation)," Hugus sdded, "and I com'inue their ttnabout g nsehes neta gam a 1 R.angtrs find eeader Soi en foti' has before giving Saturday, Foyt sat and fran 11 a.rn. &uiday*o rxn to- would add a 12th row to the pe it doesn't come to th3l" the baseball e in tMTd place with a 1949 spiL In the opener, Bobby Vat Paul tirwNad in the fjttI ff•3 tO fl The only driver to come clone Texas sal Cve1&ai record, oily one game to hack lentine's run-scoring single eighth. Lzatiarl gave up Oiltl uo the eopoaal, the two to Foyt during the qualifying t stretch into at least - the frun uiggeei a four-run rally to cago's nins on &ian Downing's iirn miles per hoiz, set May group—oow down to six ca's— alternate cars—driven by Jig- nuts was Johnny Rutherford, Jackie Brown, 1-1, pitched give California and NpLm Ryan tkree-rwi tuner UI the ninth, at the Indianapolis Motor said it had 13 signed affidavits ger Sirs sal Denny Zimmer- who drove his Offenhauserory. "We're a the palsies we five strom thMngs in rebel of thP and verbal agreement fran a man—autounatkally would be powered McLaren to an SPedY. Yukeei6-1, Brr3 National League scores: to be," said Texas Man- David O*, allowing i -year-old Texan will be rexeienlative of each of the 33 ç*at in the 12th row artd the other average speed ci 190.446 mp.h. Joth Briggs' two-run homer Montreal 7-5, New York 4-C; a stror sentimental favorite to starters exce Martin after the on fair hits, Steve Fourult the slowest spot would go up for grabs But Rutherford will start on the keç* the Royals hitless for the in the sixth iriniv powered Mu- PhiladelphIa 3-1, Ptttslxwgti 3- win at Ixxfy for an urece- driver In the field, rookie Larry among the six entries Hugus inside of the ninth row because the Ranger, p I 1 1-3 irni waikee to the split Earlier, 2; St Louis 6, Cbkago 5; San dented lc*tth time. CIty RoyaIs 1-3 Saoday. Cannon. reentecL he lost his chance to qualify to 11 Rangers were the orly L Puñefla's three-run double Francisco $7, San Diego 3-10, "The crowd w fantastic," SaD.wday final session of Cnrrn who missed cut tinHugus said that if an agree- the first session when a blown fans wt '' . - - In the eigtc, the Red Sax the Rangers and lrxtarLc settle Sax won a pair fran the the help in the snd game, 'xled loser Dave McNally, into their respective American Baltimore (k'ioles 11-2 and 6-4; beilding L' 6-2 lead alter five a Don Hood for 17 hits Au, White Sex 3 League cellars and the fans' the New York Yankees tripped üst - - ; in Texas and Clevelant Late oçz 4-2, then lost 4-2 in the The indians staked Bob header sweep user BaItlny-e. May Is rutnally the time when second gne; the Boston Red Jcon to a little mere cifen- • - -• .w •.__ - — Tigers 2-1 and 1-4. with a 71-91 rectrd, games Red Sex 114, (kicks 2-4 By FRW RUI1ILiBERG the Elsewhere In the American behiM first-place Ral"ore. ClIoa Fisk walloped a Al' Spts Writer In recent years baseball has League the Calilorria Angels in the opener, Gaylord Perry rm homer in the ninth imthg. % - I - my AL ' Patsies' Turnabout; ' "'-'" . - r include the Chicago Cubs of That team also led the 1906, the Philadelphia A's of American League In every 1914 and 1931, the St. uIs of(ensi'ie department except Cardinals of 1934 and 1942, ue NF..W YORK -'-" - The 'The Greatest of All, The Marines got Into a jam and 1927 New York Yankees" (The kIlledsome300Nicaraguan.of Dial Press, $7.95), John course we were told that those M ose dale's at fec lion ate victims of our battle planners . ., a.-..,, let ThpIe Crown Saturday, sneaking by the rail to vein the Preakness with the third fastest time ever. WIDE ANGLE fish eye lense captures the break of the record horse entry of the 100th Kentucky Derby, won by Canznade. Little Current uet Cannonade's chances for the I.. -' -. _____ By IRA BERKOW The Herald ServIces . &al ;-.: Monday, May 20 1974-3B The Sanford Herald V - , Will, II RCç1Vr. I Scotch Snp, V. CulP'iane. 5 Peleon Kim. P i Mr '40ff, 0 Sheldon 7 Ecoto II Wrr et'r 3 Sr,t Win. Iirai'ard P Peters I Vrg'nia Charm. A. Carllor 1•me. I' Mi'nti, S I-fclI Jasperson. S (y5 Knight. I. Ellis. Cram. If Whayl,nct. AE I A El 6 SaIIys Dusty. 7. Guy Ti4, C Ci'fItOr, 0 Nor". e Eighth Race —IM—$400 53 Ippoitci. I Catar'oran A Wilsey Pact C-I Jr I SPI$,eralIde. .5. WIsey Jr., 2 Third Race — I M $350 Dc'cdley Do, b Johnson; 3. Miss Pace Claiming 11.000 Vipsun C BrkIiy, I Hawa4,i Mares tO Pct Allow I Scoltist' Ifay. Ii. Phillips; 2. lye. A. Jasptr%cn. 5. Our Answer. Handy Hayes 3 Irene Vo, .1 F. Ihleleld. 6 Honiri Lad, T. Van Parkinson, I Mssy Dale. A Dcvertc, 1 Friediy Mrhu, J Jasperson. S Aceway Stymie. e. Parkinson, S Ace Hill, J. flr,tton, Rrgur. 6. Moko Rose. T. Rau; 7 AF 1 Naixy'S Bruct B Patterson Alwyn Yates, J. Belt:. S. Quick ti: 1 (1014 Atfdir, W Kinsley Ninth Race—IM—$100 ' Mable. F. lhlrnfeld. AE 1 El Jefe. PaceC-' AE 7 Traveler Don, J Dvoracek t J-'roud Time, Corona, 2 FovrIhRace-IM-$S50 Fl.icyS Boy, C Brinkey, 3. Warren Trot C-) 0 1 Crank. I Ocalalulu; S I Guy Yatr%. J larrabee. Ii DtSOn 6 Ripper I My .P P,ier. DuPe Of Woo. P Paver ' P.cOdy. P I C. Kalathas. Cc'nianche Patch, Hadleys Boy, Ii Wyatt. 5 Lee Eyre. Hope, 0 flrar'.ard, $ Tarlena, A 6. Meadow Candler, A Dandeo; 7. JiisperSOn Tenth Race I M $550 Scottish Lion, K. Mahar S. Carolina PaceClalmingll,IOQ Cult'or'e, AE 1 Daniel Princess. V Marei 10 PcI. Alow lilac 0. Sf'cldon Raven's Gold, .1. LrraL'c-v, I Fifth Race — I M —$350 0t'iO't Burr, J. Oagenao, 3 Bill Y pace C-) I IlcwardS (eief, A Wisey Jr., Pick, M Hur"e, 4, Demo A, A S Easy ert. C 7. flirde H Volo. H Whlylafld. j Manlegna. Lucky Chamt. T. I H4'SO. 6 Senator, B. PaP4erfl, Cash 'howdy Do Dare. P. MunIt; S. Tern cN'veflttr. 7 Gypsy 14111 Fran, A MiSs. T Riu. 6 Kutie 7db. P WltCy Jr.. S Ply Robin, Otasky, Paver. 1 C A. Velbcb J Parkin AC I Mystery Key. J Ovoncek Al son, 5. Mss Lana landa. M HurTe 2 Pepsi Gollon A. Jacperr,n independent front suspension features big coil Gutsy springs and a stabilizer bar, Long, wide rear springs have six leaves. Dual cylinder brakes have2brakecylindersateachwtieel, The all-steel box is all-welded. And a Courier easily carries up to 1,400 lbs. of payload and people. The Courier pictured at right and below sports a dress-up kit that includes such optional features as stripes (In your choice of 4 colors), wheel " covers, mirrors and a rear step rail or bumper. There's also a popular bike-bar option (right). And a deluxe box cover option (not shown) has tintedsidewindows.Automatictransmissions and air conditioning are also available options Sporty Courier's spirited 1800-cc. engine gives you all the operating economies you'd expect from a 4-cylinder import. And 'rhrifty the engine's 5 main bearings. . . for rigidity and strength. . . are designed promote trouble-free service over the long haul. For to help more details on this gutsy little economy pickup. and its little import price...seeyour Ford Dealer. . . Ford ___________________ _______ SecondRace—IM—ISSO Don. 0 SaWiCki. 7 o G' - - - Courier ________ SEMI NOLE ______________ _______ 'I'LJ RF ______ ___ LUB _- -..-.. _____ ___________ ______ __________ _____ - - - Post Time 7:30 P.M. Monday thru S.aturda - , , ' . '. , , ' . 5OWAYSTOWINI ___ FORD COURIER QUINIILAST$l,ICTM • aa _________________ _______________ : - TIll 110 IONANZ.A cacti en ups. 1,1 r.c, •'ily, if Mci is sify I wienilIt Trifecta tiCket the trick pays dieblitlI I'iU'ict P4 Sf OrIarid3I B,t*c, IU Sill - Catsifhecry - At Selected Ford Dealers FORD DIVISION �4A TL . - -1-t -- -r ____ - - Monday, May 20 1974 [alloiici jiNoce Legal Notice j[ci ALLEY ThIRTY 14Q11 N)--f ME IT'S )__55j 'OR'rH (tOU'RE O4, C)LLARS, ALLE../ IT, 3ENTLEMENI I WANT • 7i, GENE'AL HAN SiNS 4lTE AND __________________ CITY OF IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE INVITATION TO BID NOTICR FOR BIDS ALTAMOPITE SPRINGS, CIR. hereby given that the EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Notice is The Precinci Six Fire Control FLORIDA District CommitsiOnerswillreceive City of Casselberry Of Seminole CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE NOTICE TO ALL INTERESTED bids at Pt Office Box 1 Geneva Counts Florida will receive sealed COUNTY, FLORIDA PERSONS Flu up to S 00 p M Monday May bids up toS 00 P M Monday June 3 CIVIL ACTION NO 74 65SC YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED the Marriage ri: Of 1974, In the Cas.selberr'y City Hall. In 20. 1974 for the following: that the City Council ci the City of To constrvct a new firs station Casselbirry. Florida, for the pur. ALICE J. WILSON, Petitioner, Aitamonte Springs, Florido. pur chase of Portable Electronic Stake and ilding at Geneva, Flu, luant to Chapter 170. Florida CHARLES R. WILSON. Respon. Out Equipment. Building to be of 'netal con Statutes, has, by Resolution, Specifications may be Wulned dent. struction authorized improvements curbing Specifications may be obtained at from the City Manager Casseiberry TO CHARLES R WILSON paving and drainage of Sanford 126 Pine Street City Hall, Casselberry. Florida. The E C. Putnimi' revidince - SR 436 Avenue from its intersection .vith Attleboro, Massactwsetts 02703 the right to reserves accr,t or South of SR 46 All bids are to b in a City NOTIFIED First Street North tothe North right ARE HEREBY YOU ieated envelope plainly marked on reject an or all bids that an action for dissolution of of way line of Mercury Court, a HarTy 6. Hug the outside (SEALED BID FOR distance of 1.600 lIneal feet, and ,iiarrlag. has been filed against you City Manager FIRE STATION. OPEN MAY 72, Providing for assessment against in Seminole Cu.ity ereby the blith: May 20. 27. 1974 1971.) BIds wUl be opened at I P M d anc PetitIoner. ALICE .1 WiLSON, t.QuiOru: May 22, 1974 at present lire station, DEB 101 " - ''' ' .",-...-v' Hw 176. Geneva, Florida Actual upon such improvements. special equity inthe marital horneof award to successful bidder may be THAT A PUBLIC HEARING wilt the parties thereto. towiP: made at the called meeting of Pct. be held on Tuesday. June Il, 1971. at Lot 32. Block 2. First Addition, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND Six Fire Control commission, at 6 p.m. or as soon thereafter as FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, WEATHERSFIELO, according to present tire station. Hwy 476. Possibte, at the City Hall of the City tpie PIat thereof, as recorded in Plat FLORIDA. Geneva, Fla. May 22. 1974. The of Altamont, Springs, Florida. Book 12. Page 66. of the Public CIVIL NO. 74-447E Commission reserves the right to wt'ercby the owners of tht property Seminole County, Records of DIVISION £ irregularities or waive any , be assessed or any other in STOCKTON, WHATLEY. DAVIN Florida. Said property being located technicalities in bids and or reject terested persons therein. may up and COMPANY. A Florida cor. •n SeminoLi County, Florida. any or all bids pear before the City Council as an and a special equity in the 1973 Ford Ode R Mathicux.. Egualizing Board, and be heard as Plaintiff, automobile presently being driven to the propriety and advisability of Chairman by the Petitioner, Identification No, Pct. 6 FIre Control raking such improvements, as to ROBERT I.. WASHINGTON. an 3T13X1361?1, and you are required District he cost thereof, as to the manner of unmarried man and SEMINOLE to serve a copy of your wfittSn payment therefor and as to the Leminole County John A. COUNTY.a political subdivision of defenses, if any, to it amount to be assessed against each Geneva. Flu. Attorney for the Baldwin, the State of Florida, property so Improved, Publish: May 13, 20. 1971 __ Defendants Petitioner, whose address Ii Suita That an Assessment Roil has been DEB. 20, 500 East Highway 436, NOTICE OF SUIT prepared by the City Tax Assessor PICTITIOUSNAME çass,Iberry, Florida 32707, ar.d fl. TO: ROBERT L.WASHIPIGTON.an . - . - . - - i_ ___,. ii. •a i . . ii ,, r,, ,, NOTICC ii nIFUY 1IIC original WiTh Inc cierx Of Yne " unmarried man an SLMINOLt City Ct Altnonti Springs. Florida. n rusnrss at 102 5 Park nt ,t.. pol'ticl sut-d.vson c' tve s!ylrd '°"' tt'C lOtS and lands To t, Ave , Sanford, SeminOle County, County Courthouse. Sanford, the State of Florida assessed, ttieamountol the benefit Flo,idaundertheficlitlousflameof YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Florida,onorbeforethelSthdayof TO CIlO Tile assessment against eatn SANFORD PENNYSAVER, ana ttet an action to foreclose a mor. JUnC, 1914 otherwise a Judgment lot or parcel of land and the manner that I Intend to register slid name tgage has been filed against: may be entered against you for tht o4 payment. Clerk of the Circuit Court, ROBERT L. WASHINGTON, an relief demanded sn the Complaint wIth That the deScription of each Seminole County, Florida in •c unmarried man and SEMINOLE Petition. property to be assessed and the cor'dartce with the prvlslon$ Of the COUNTY. a political subdivision of THIS NOTICE shall be published amount to be assessed to eact piece Fictitious Name Statutes. To.Wlt: cricea week for four (4) consecutive the State of Florida, Of' parcel Of properly may be S.ctlonUSO9 Florida Statuies 1957. andyouarerequiredtoservea copy weeks in The Sanford Herald, ascertained at the office of i.e City 5: Gary E. Redmo1 of your written defenses, if any, to it Sanford, Florida. Clerk of the City of Altamonte Pres WITNESS my hand and seal Of on Helllwell, Meirose & DeWoif, Springs, Florida. All interested Publish' May 6. 13. 20, 27. 1971 Attorneys for Plaintiff, wtrnie ad. said Court on this 15th day of May, persons may inspect the Assessment 1974 dress •s 100 South Orange Avenue. Roll I.vv. on file with the said City (Seal) Orlando, Florida, 32101, and file the FICTITIOUS NAME Clerk during normal business hours Arthur H. Beckwit?, Jr. original with the Clerk of the above Notice is hereby given that I am of said office. Clerk of the Circuit Court Court on qr btfore May 27th, 1971: at Rt. No.1 Box engaged in business DATEDttiislSthdayofMay.A 0 By. Joy Stokes otherwise a judgment may be en. 245A, Sanford, Seminole County 1971 1.rii you Cpt'y tered against for t?e ret'et Florida under the fiCtitiOuS name of Pnyllts ,iurci.IiI demanded in the Complaint. The 5: Jonn A. Balewin E I E . T R i c CU s i o City Clerk JOHN A. BALDWIN ot real property proceeded against Is: ASSOCIATES. and that I mnterx to City of Lot. Block 23, "C", Baldwin & Dkeou ..,., .,4 .th P. - Ci.r -- -- -- -. A IT a mont e S P r ii u•, • the Circuit Court. Seminole County. WASHINGTON OAKS SECTION Attorneys at Law Florida Florida In accordance with the ONE, according to the plat thereof Suite 20. 300 East Highway 436 JSh May 20. 27. 1971 recorded In Plat Book 16 Pages 7 Casselberry. Florida 32707 as provisior Of the Fictitious Name DF.R s.o' and I, Public Records of Seminole ATTORNEY FOR PETiTIONER Statutes. ToWit: section Publ.ih: May 20, 27. June 3. 10, 1974 County. Florida. Florida 1957. DEB 93 5: William H. Beehner Sr. CITYOF TOGETHER WITH THE ____________________ PblishApriI?9,Mby6.fl.20.19ll LONGWOOD. FOLLOWING: DEA 17$ NOTICE OF PROCEEDINGS FO SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA ______________________ THE VACATING, ABANDONING, _________________________ ELECTION PROCLAMATION One Coldspot Refrigerator NOnCEOF DISCONTINUING. AND CLOSING A PROCLAMATION CALLING Model No 61711 SHERIFF'S SALE Model No. OF RIGHTS OFwAY FOR A SPECIAL ELECTION IN One Orbon Range IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. THE CITY OF LONGWOOD EM NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE WHEREAS, Ordinance No. 10 of One Mercury Hood Model No. AND FOR ORANGE COUNTY, NOTICE that the Board of County the City of Longwood. Florida, 117 FLORIDA - Commissioners Cf Seminole County. provides that the Mayor of One Comforl.Pac Furnance CASE NO. 735219 Florida. at 7 o'clock p.m. on the 11th Longwood shall issue his THE ORLANDO NATIONAL BANK Model No. CPEFIO1 WlTNESSmyharidandthesealof dayofiune,A D 1971. In thC County proclamation calling for an EIec WEST. a national banking Commissionefl' Meeting Room at ti stating therein the time, place. said Court on this 24th day Apeil. association. PlaintIff the County Courthouse in Santord, and naming the different offices to 1974. Vs. Florida, will hold a Public Hearing be filled, and said prociamat.on FYC, INC.. a Delawarecorporatlon, (ScalP m "' ........-"' '-"""'" .... I \ I'M WILLINb TO Ti) GET IT,' i - 4ANfl&MEL'Y . MUCH? _____ -• ../. .a' 'V' -1 " -I j I !J-__ • ______ I , &' - I i .-,. -, Ii?. . ': -t--.- P''l' . - - ' .\ ..' "t", LA -' / ( l 3ARNA8Y RU¼E, A WEALTHI ANTIQUE DEALER WHi.)E Hi)B8't L IS COLLECTINt ).JTESI HAS JUST ________ ______ )lJTljNED AN UNUSUAL PDJECT ____ FOR OtJR FRIENDS IN THE LA8. _______ -1 20 4 - ,, ?_Yfl I i&i.::ti1 MISTAKE O • - __,/ / ____ ;:.H .i - t s, ' .4 . ,,' ' • .: it. OH, NO STUDED4T'S HIM ALL ABOUT QUESTIONS, THE SCHOOL / t. MR. BURNS i S ____________________________________________ REGISTRAL "' i' by Heimdahl & Stotfel BUGS BUNNY - •: [lb - WrittofEIec%nionwertOellVtIeoVO me as SherIff of SetTlinoll CoUnty. Florida. and I. Piaving 11V19d UPOfl the f011Owing described proPerty under previous writs of attachment in the above styled cases, said property owned by CHAPLES D. CASCIO, Defendant and located in Seminole County. Florida, more particularly described as follows: Lof$577$nd 576. Altamonte Land. Hotel and Navigation Co. Sub division. accordng to the PIat thereof as recorded in Map BOOk 1. page 12, PubliC Records of Seminole County, Florida. and the undel-sloned as Sheriff Seminole Counly. Florida. will at 11:00AM. on the 21st dayOf May. U AU 1Y1I. 011C 101' IOIC *')U thehlh& bidder, for ash, subled j- Clerk of the Circuit Court . . ' Deputy Clerk PublIsh. April 29, Maya. 13. 70. 1974 DEA199 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR'. CUlT, IN AND FOR SIMl.NOL* COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 74459.1 ffi. if NAN C PRINTISS, Wife, Petitioner, an FREDERICK H. PRINTISS, hvib4nd, and JOHN A. BALDWIN. Escrow Agent of Husbind and Wife, Repoidents. NOTICE OF ACTION TO: FREDERICK H. PRINTISS C 0 ARNOLD STEPHENS fl North Esplanade Mt. Clemens, Mlthigan YOU ARE NOTIFIED tpat a Petition for Dissolution of Marriage Pu been filed against you and there ia demand in the Petition that the Court award to your wife NAN C. PRINTISS. the OuIIo.lng deScribed property 111 all tangi,ie personal propertynovrwifespossessionae her residence in Casselbe'ry. Florida includIng three (3) bedroom ts. , SUIt, enS (fl living Suite. One (I) kitchen dinette miscellaneous lamps and fur. nishingI. a Zenith console TV. a Montgomery Wards console stereo. houhoid goods and apptlances. (2) Anyandallsumsofmor4ydueyou. your wlf or both of you and held by JOHN A. BALDWIN of Seminole County, Florida. as escrow agent der that c,ta; written row or not the County will vacate. thC City Hall arid pvbliihed in The abandon, discontinue, close, Sanford Herald once each week for renounce and disclaim any right 04 two weeks tne County and the public In and to NOW. THEREFORE, I, the following rights of way running EUGENE D. JAQUES. Mayor of the through the described properly, to City of Longwood, Florida, do wit: hereby procIim that a special All of that portion of Orange election Ihall be held on June ii, Avenue which ii bounded on the 197L in the City of Lcing*ood from North by Lot 4 and on the South by 7.00. am. to 7.00 p m., for the Lot 16. each of said Lots being following purposes: situated in Block B of 0. R. MIT. I Election of Councilman to fill CMELI.'S SURVEY OF THE LEVY the vacated office of District No 1 GRANT accordIng o pIat thereof 2 To approv. or disapprove recO.'Ced In Plat Book 1, Page 5, of proposed amendment to the Charter the Public Records of Seminole of the City of LOngwood, Chapter County, Florida. 9173, Laws of Florida, providing for PERSONS INTERESTED MAY recall of elected officials, AFFEAR AND BE HEARD AT THE In addition a straw ballot election TIME AND PLACE ABOVE shallbeheldat the same time and SPECIFIED place upon the following Questions: (Seal) 1. a Shall the City of LOngwood. Board of County Florida. continue to have a Htstoic Commissioners Preservation District? of Seminole County, Florida b. Shall the City Financially By ArThur H. Beckwith. Jr. Wpport the Historic District by Clerk iurchasirwj thi Bradlee Mclntyr, By: Marie W. Walker (Grant) House for a City Hall or Deputy Clerk Q$P15t pijrpo5e Publish May 20. 1974 C. Should the City funds be ipent DERCI torestore. renovateor participate in reltcrinq, renovating or going into business in the City Historic NOTICEOFPUILICHEARINO District? The Board of County Corn 2 Shall the City of Longwood, rniiSiOn'fi of Seminole County. Flotida.arprovetheSundaysalesof Florida will conduct a Public alcoholic beverages? Hearing on May 21. 1974 in the 3 Shall the City of Lorigwoo'i, Commission meeting room In the Florida, enter in?o a thirty (30) year Seminole County Courthouse, ndebtet*'eu to pay for a sewer line Sanford Florida at 7 00 P.M or as stem to Altamonte Springs sewer soon thereafter as possible to con plant? sider an application for a ck DATED this 15th day of May. A D. permit on the following described Eugene D Jaques, Lot 12 and north iee Mayor Block C. St Johns R.er Estates as v. recorded ,n Fiat Book I). pg 54. '.rsI) Do3ro( the Seminole County JOHN A BALDWIN and Crusty's LOngwood, Florida 1974. Official Records of Seminole ccurthovse in Sanford. Florida. the Pitia. Inc.dated February 22, ATTEST copy of County. Florida ove described real property. fj are required to serve a Cynle R Shomate, descrIbed Missouri Further 1,irlher information available from your written defenses. If any, City Clerk on WILLIAM H. WACK. Ave north of Orange Blvd the Civil Division Of the Seminole Petition Publish May 30, 27, 1974 John A KimbrOugtt Co',mfy Sheriff's Department. Attorney for Petitioner, su;te 74 DE B 99 Chairman being made to 614 East Semoran Boulevard, That said sale Board of County _____________________________ Altamnunte Springs. Florida 32701. salisfy the terms of said Writ Of Commissioners Execution and file the original with the Clerk of Seminole County. Florida CITY OF the above styled Court John E. Polk. Sheriff the ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, Seminole County, Florida Seminole County Courthouse, Publish. May20. 1971 DEBtS FLORIDA PublIsh April 79. Mayö. 13, 20. 1914 Sanford. Florida, on or before May Notice of Public Hearing 76th. 1971; otherwise a Judgment DEA 201 TO WHOMITMAY CONCERN FICTITIOUS NAME may be entered against you for the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, given that I am Notice is hereby PIØTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by relief demanded in the Petition EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. m"aged in business 1606 S. the Board of Zoning Apieals of the (Seal) CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE French Ave.. Sanford, Seminole City of Altarnonte Springs, Florida. Arthur H Beck*ith, Jr. COUNTY. FLORIDA. County, FIoria under the fictitious that saId Board will hold a public Clerk of The circuit Court CASE NUMBER 7446L name of HODAKA OF SANFORD, hearing to consider the question of Ri,. S Linda M Harrli '.• _______________ E$i ___ _______________ IVW '' "' 'J' as on -'. ( .3 ,'..- _____________________ ____________ ________________ __________ _______________________ i4 •I '.i_i .%'f - -- ______ / , 1LT. - . ________________________ . .4 _______________________ .,: ç'. . k....-- .'t'? , i4 __ ____________ :: . , ... b . ______ F5ILL 5OtJJPALEEP FROM THE ETNETlC _________________________________________ TO A YW 1.1FF A TIlE LQVLlEf'T , ,tRPIt.JMY 1$ ' PAR.T''. 1*' '.J FROfqT OFP LOIJEL _________ MAI)'fION ________ _____ , ('TOMOggOW,VLJ _____________ BAR' T _____________________________________ / I .. I _____ _________ _____ sr.. ,, __ - . __ . '. : ..-' vi - -195 Court. Seminole County, Floriia in TheWi.,oftheNEt..oltneSwa DEA ROBERT JOHNSON and 0 accordance with the prowisIs of (Less Mate Road 400 and West 75 COLONIAL MORTGAGE AND _______________________ tne Fictitious Name Statutes. To feet for Road) SectIon 7). TownShip iP,VFSIMEP4T COMPANY. WI Section $4S 09 Florida Statutes 71 South, Range 29 East. (whh IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND Defendants 1957, descrIbed property Is Commonly FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, NOTICE OF ACTION Jack F Riggan known as rlo Lake Hills Apart 14 75?.A FLORIDA NO 10 (i QPT JOHtIcON AprI 79. M 3. 1) 20. 1971 n erts) DIVISION Defendant DEA I?,' THE REQUEST FOR VARIANCE In the Marria9e Of Addiess Unkne.vri askswaiverofSectionl.2p,ovldinq YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an THELMA SCOTT. a maximum height of two and one FICTITIOUS NAME petitioner action to quiet title to the following Ilitf feet (7"') for a solid wall or Notice is hereby given that I property in Seminole County, And 101 fence to allow the erection and engaged in business . HAROLD SCOTT, SR Florida Genevieve Or, Attamonte Springs, rraintenance of a six (6) foot high Rc'sponjeflt LotS Ii and I?. Block M. LAKE 'iriinole County, Florida under the privacy fence facing Wymoi'e Road NOTICE OF SUIT WAYf.'AP4 HEIGHT!, accord'ng t THE PUBI. IC HEAPING wit i;" fCtitCjS name of SEMOPAN TO HAROLD SCOTT. , tr,e plat ttrreof recc'ded in Flat WEST, arid that I intend to regster PiId in the City hail of Altamorte Route 1, Box 139 Book 3. page $2, Public Recordi 4 taid name with the Clerk of the Springs, Florida, On Monday, June Yaniassee, South Carol r.a $minol$ Co'..'nt. Florida Circuit Court, Seminole County, 3. 1971, at S 30 PM • or as soon YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED has be-en fled aga.nst yOu and you possible, at which been Florida in accordance with the tj.eraattef icfion for dirc haS are required f serve a cv of your that -. - -- oroviseoris of the Fictitious Name time Interested eartles and citIzens written a.tenw't. it any, to it Oil filed against you ana YOU Statutes. To Wit: Stlon $45.09 fir and against th. proposed WALLACE F. STALNAKER. JR.. required t serv* a Copy f liatlance will be heard and final Florida Statutes 1957. Plaintiff's attorney. wh01 adWts *vitttn defenses. If any, $0 if On thn taken. J. F. Brandenburg JR. f is Post OffIce Drawer One. STEPHEN J. JOHNSON. Publish: AprIl 76, Maya. 13, 20, 1971 ITHIS NOTICE ii to be published Cassetberry, Florid 37707, on or Jonnsos'iandPanko. PA. Attorney DEA•I7 b'v pelting one 11) copy of the before the 3h day of May. 1914, address Is Ill for Petitlo.'er, aforesaid described property and tilt theoriginll w,th the Clerk Of thiS South Matland Avenue. Maitland. C.tiniJ in three (31 public pI*es Court either before service 01% Florida 37751, and file the O'iOiflaI FICTITIOUS NAME within the Cily of Altarnonte Notice i hereby given that I am 5$ql Piaint.ff'S attorney or imfnedatefy with the Clerk of the Above styled Florida, at least fifteen (15) thereafter; otherwisE a default will Court on or before June 10, 1971. engaged in business at 100 Marion cijys PlOd to the lime of public be entered aga.ast you for the relief OfhI5i a judgrnlnt may e en. Or • Fern Park, SeminoI County. Prinq demanded in the complaint. tered against you før the relief Florida under the fictitious name of C)ATED THIS 6th DAY OF MAY. AIR srEclALlsTs, ard that I in WlTHEmYhafldafidthttalflf den.anded ifl this Pftiti0fl AD. thi% Court on the 74th day of April. pi%sotution tend to tegi$ter said name With thC ICFFICIAL SEAL) WtTP4E5SyhftrdDndthetOlO4 ClerknttheCircutt Court. Semingle ' Hasty, me said Court fl'j day of May 6th, County. Florida ITT accordance with Secr"tary Arthur H Beckw,tf%. Jr the provisions o' thi FlCtttivS Board of Zoning Appeals Name Statutes. To Wit Section Clerk of Circuit Court (SEAL) AttamorWe Springs, $6509 Florida StI!uti5 1957. By' Linda M. Harris 5fc)95 Florida S. James E. VEIICh Deputy Clerk Deputy Ctelk May 20, 1914 Publish' PubliSh: April29, Maya. 13.20,1974 DEB Si PD1iih' Apet 77 Maya. U. 30. 1971 F,bt,s' P,ay 13.2027, Jvre 3, 1914 OEA9I DEA1IO DElI1 ,. - _____ ____ _____ ___ i. tired relief cook, dishwasher, salad girl and desk clerks Phone 373 I ._____ _________________ -___________________________ __________________ . ____________________ ____________ FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thov.s J,, 1 WORKFPS - - .- . -- . - H cfl. ____ I /:' i - I jJ -H----- £ 5• i ii. WINTHROP by awa wak tAt . ___ Mddle aged lady Free room 1. hoard and to care for elderly uentleman in Osteen Ph 377 1047 J -' - Dkk Cs.I g, Bar Mad-nights from 6102. Caller come by fron, 9 to 6 days. for ',tqi'viw 322 9979 :p ( Milk Maids wanted, women to milk. cows with milking mbcPiir.i n n odern nullking parlor 119 per day starlir.g Night shift Call for appointment 327 1117 Training program now iTT progreis Power To Sell. ___ ________________ ________ - S -- • '- ' - ":". ______________________________ SO'ABOL1TTI-AT TI-4EYE FXII4'A P'IACHNE .-......... ...-. - IN THE ( KITCHEN HEY. I FOUND WlS'' WASHER IN MY ._) HOT DOG' j) SHERATON SANFORD INN, Buy . . . Chic Young " ,armers find great bargains in equipment in the classified ads. You might not be a farmer, we've got what you're looking for. Power To BLONDIE jA)HOLDn.4E)J WASHER' 't-" NCCt7S *rier' for trI,'phOnC Survey to rvle pcopte to ion our rrt. Drnec Club No eip necØs.ary IfoursitolorSto9pm 12 DOper hour plus commission Apply to Mrs. Adkins, front desk. Sheraton Inn, Oregon Ave at I I & SR 44 Wed. or Thijrs 9 a m. to l2or 69 p vn Also need man or woman stPi car to deliver Dinner Club i"emnbershlp cards Power To Find I." Needed Services. .. ', ; //. .L_.__\ - i4OIJSEKEEPER -- full time Top salary MuSt drir Longwoud Lake Mary area 3?) 0)91 ' I :- -' - - ______ ______________ -. - __ -..... b.;'., SCARY? 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Park Avenue Clean furnished garage apartment Kitchen equipped, $85 mo Call OrI 151 1509 I 2 Bedroom Adults Only Park Avenue Mobile Park. 2545 Park Drive, 322 2161 LUXURIOU5oversIze land2bdrm. apts Eat In kitchens, frost free refrigerator, dishwasher, draperies, shag carpeting, family rms , fireplace Only 6 apta Prii Icy ;n a Spanish courtpard setting CIP Beautification Award winder Adulti 201$ Sanford Ave Model Open 175 P.M Houses Rent Unlurnished 32 = WHEN DO VIE for fl'HC1T MI-. 4,qcOi1CW60h4t4' t NocL1JE5 10 I' Ø4l yij'p -___________ _______________ ) A CE"3i FOR LEASE, deluxe I Br un furnished apt. Air, ground floor, duplex Located in Quiet ?*clusuve Sanford residential area Mature adult(s) only No pets 1150 3fl '793 ..WMEJI I CAStE .::i.:______y ___ ,.<' ____ .AK,Yi,.A'ip/7 MIP4T E 60tiE. &!FT QF : LC4N " R/E O it'., 1E ,,%'QA'TH FIVE GREAT VALUES offered in the ________ _______ ( Sanford Herald's Classified Ads _____ ., '' xPE.T5_SAY.. 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REALTOR 332 2115 After Hrs. -377 935.4 122 399 land 372 064 _______________________ Beautiful home. 2', lots, orange trees. 3 bedroom, fireplace, carpeted, central air & heat, new roof. Close to schools I hospital By owner 1)7.500 210 Vim ginia Ave 372 119$, 32) 7566 MOSSIE BATEMAN 830.5500 Realtors r IT1IRROflDA HOES Inc. 8314039 or if CORBETT REAL ESTATE REALTOR 4791 DeBary Roberts & Gilman Pets Co.taidend All Adult WE WILL HELP YOU IF YOU WANT TO BUY OP SELL BROKER. 372 1613 Low ntefest or beautitul Ibedroom. ______ 2 bath, brick home All electric, carpet, and in new condition ST JOHN'S REALTY CO Lovely CuStom drapes accent BROKERS large bay window. Large eat in The Time Tested Firm kitchen Room for garden, pool, Days.)fl6173 Nights 3225421 1)0' x 110' lot 1.36.700. Call George _________ 3 bedroom home on 14 acres. 6 acres Willis, Associate a' $30 5500 After citrus Many extras. For in Pours 377 745.5 formation call BEAUTIFUL LOCATION 628-2162 ''..,. __________________________ Lori7wiX'd Calibart Real Estate IST YOUR HOME IN 21 Flour Service Call 372 7495 -. . . tournome rn corner lOT, with trees Near school Good terms 111,900 RETIREMENT HOME LONGWOOD NEW HOMES 7'. t financing_-$79 31,000 Franklin Ramseur, Assoc Inc REALTCiRS$31 1400 Fe, couple who love to watch BY OWNER- )bedroom, 7oath CR children play 116,900 tome 2 acres in country Central heatair Cute 7 bedroom home in Win'er Three bedroom. 1 bath, home *th Park, 113.900 Ideal for renting No carpet Near town $13,900 --...... .-.-.-.-.•-- l (MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE) CALL 322.2420 ANYTIME [TRO REALTY NEWLY PAINTED SANFORD 7 bdrmn . 1', bath. lii,ung room, dining rm. Large kitchen. sewing mm , oen. utility rm screened oorch. workihop. car port, beautiful trKi, shrubbery iVell furnished, wall wall carpet, ar. tiPat. shopping and Churches rear qocxt neighborhood Couples P40 pets $195 1sf I last mo Deposit, 5100 1 yr lease Owner. 323 8115 ''"J"UI 2565 PARK DR IV E SANFORD _____________________________________________________________ 'ijfl'Jr 5.31 .35.3.3 - Payton ( PeaIt, 327 1301 2610 hIawatha Ac. at i7 92 Moving? Why not live in Sanford's finest established residential area? Mobile Homes Rent - 11.-a OIWIL3J' itT 9dg?&i&t QUQW Enioy beautiful Wekiva River b, renting a mobile home P40 alcohol, no pets Camp Semmnnle 322 4110 Oh THE civea RIVER FRONT AND RIVER ACCESS HOMEIITES Mobile Home Lots For Rent HOMES OF DISTINCTION Central Water Central Sewer Paved bali . UIiderrsi,,id Utiliti•i CIvbI*i,t, Pool FiiA,,i, Dock Tin.ii Cvrt Picn,c Arts Beat Ramp Sl,, Li9titt Space available in Adult Park GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 500 French Ave. Sanford 3731200 Situated On Large Wooded Lots Near The Country Club. Built With Pride By ' LOW DOWN PAYMENT EXCELLENT FINANCING )IMiI,$N.etp,,f Sa,,ho,d at Del and ______-___________ 37 __________________ . - -____ uurpom CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING Wall to wall carpets, 7 bedrooms. dining area Attractive 1160 pIus deposit No pets 7753165 5741043 35 HUFFMAN REALTY Al Pell, Jenny Clark, Assoc 372 )S9Sor3tiial.i FIREPCE bedroom. Adults Security $140 monthly pRus electric 373 0122 FROM $175 110W AIRPORT BLVD. SANFORD, FLA. ALTAMOP4TE SPRINGS fIg roomy executive home with privacy fence around back yard Pool planned, real big family room, kitchen With breakfast room. 3 bdrms. and home ii loaded with extras. $11,300 ASSUME VA P4cc three bedroom, Ii, bath, carpeted home Good garden SI, rear 51.3 Wish to share i bedroom house Call 611 5651 days 1•2 Bedroom I3usiness Property For Rent Apartments Rent Furnished n Two bdruøn% duplex furnished apartmenl 1330 Orlando Drive. Sanford 322.2611 or 831•9993 AIOt ______ * SANFORD SPRING WOOD VILLAGE "Stop Urn!" NEWLY LISTED Only 15,000 down Owner will hold 2nd mortgage for $.400. 1 bed rooms, 2 bath, split plan, large family room, screened patio Lots of tee's on quiet street PLACE GUARDED with I year service contract Call Joan Carter, As socate at 63055)0 twMkaiuL REALTORS Casselbeuy 530 1644 3 bedroom, 1", bath, Fenced in back yard and family room. 323 615) after S NE 11 PLACE HOMES NORTH 534 7270 653 Hwy. 1797, ", Mile south of Hwy 431, at Lake Kathryn Estates Hartman Realty, Inc. 2S6SParkDr. TIlE MEADOWS Once in a lifetime offer, we are selling new mobile homes below dealer's cost. Come in today 103W. First St. 323 t'361, 3730317,372 73:'? Realtor LAKEMARYAREA- 3bedroorn. 7 bath, carpet, fenced in yard Central H A 572.500 323 7194 Mobile Homes 32 iM. Unsworth Realty "Sanford' Sales Leader" Your Multiple Listing Agency REALTORS FORREST GREENE INC. LALOl'iS 116 .',? La.e Mary lt;d 323 435) or 445-2333 WE TAKE TRADES in 14 Dishwasher.Disposal NO DOWN PAYMENT 63 . pct interest if you earn between $4500112000 annually You may qualify for a 3 or 1 bedroom home in a rural area Call 322.2420 Anytime high Good ground Zoned agriculture 9.) 000 per acre TWO BEDROOM HOUSE FURNISHED PHONE 37) 137) GENEVA GARDEN A PA R TMEN T S 1505W. 25th St * SANFORD: Extra special Choice 3 bedroom masonry home, modern, neat and clean Close to shopping Less than $20,000. with terms. A1L REALTY, 511 W 1st St.. Ph 372 $441 COUNTY - FOLLOW THESE DIRECTIONS, PLEASE? Drive west on Country Club, turn north on Upsala. then look at first home on right after Vihlen Road You'll see one of the area's outstanding homes. Has 3 bcdrooms, 2 baths, arid every possible extra con yenience you can imagine On one acre 14,000. Same home in Sweetwater is selling for $40,000. Act now? Call REALTOR Merle Warner After hours pttone 322. 4635 5 ACRES Lake Mary, 2 bedroom, responsible couple only, no children or pets References usc pLis deposit. 372 ______________________ 12116J0 ____ ___ ___ -- . ________ MOVE UP TO THIS Big Mayfair I bedroom, 2 balh home Extra large family room. eat in kitchen, all on spacious well landscaped lot Only 512.000 PINECREST 3 bedroom, 2 bath, spacious living room, shag carpet, fenced yard, large lot 176.000 See this today EXCLUSIVE 3 bedroom, 7 bath, eat in kitchen with dishwasher, large living and diniPg rooms, central heat & air. 7 car garage, huge yard, well landScaped Only 7 years old 135.000 OSTEEN HOMESITE Lot 150' 290'. cleared with 190' r.eII Power on property A very good buy at 57,501) hOrns Attractive 3 bedroom home on lake Central air. Carpeted Phone 373 7930 for appointment * Heated Pool .. - All brick, central heat & air, car peted. 3 bedroom, 1" or 2 bath homes Model open 1.6 pm $15 Valencla Ct North Living at it's best in thu beautifully hpt On targe omner lot Three bedroom, 2 bath, famIly room. screened patio, outside patio, double carport, and excel lent storage 111,000 - MayfaIr. 7 bdroom, family room, dining room, washer & dryer, dishwasher, central heat ii air, $730 323 5101 * Recreational Building WITh ME. I'M 5EE:N C4 44 whose s Lee Falk and Sy Barry I _______________________________________________________ _____ FIVE %'ILLtON. 1 VA-No Down-No Closing Costs FHA-Low Down-Low Closing Costs NEAR GOLF COURSE Nice 3 bedroori hOuic. 2tI Laurel Ave. Sanford. $150 mo . $100 security depost 349 5547 7 bedroom, li, bath unfumnished Duplex. Central H A. Kitchen eQuipped 2416 Lake Ave.. San ford * Clothes Washer.Dryer an and NOW 8%VA & FHA REALTOR Seminole MLS Orange 3771991 i9I9S.Frenc Eve 312 7371 372 1196 372 75.i$ 197') furniShed __________________________ INTEREST RATt DOWN Stemper Realty AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS-NO PETS 1)6W. 2nd St. * W/W Shag Carpet THE PHANTOM - A POP K A Forest City area - Several nce duplex lots Cleared. ready ? build on 55.500 cacti ALTAMONTE AREA Near Rolling Hills Golf Course P4cc trees 100' 150', 17.300 FOREST CITY AREA Lakefront Site You'll !OVC 11,5 fr building you home. $9,500 LAKE MAC ROAD Near St John's Marina, S acres Puce trees High & dry Terms 515000 ________ , CITY P40W LISTEN GOOD, LOWE! We got this here little touse and garage apartment at 2582 Sanford Avenue on four nice lots, zoned MR I Whole parcel Is 100' x 24' Price is 525(1)0. Right now property grosses $7,100. and It could be more If nterstctJ, call REALTOR Associate John Memo After hours phone 3230213 x 3 bedroom, utilitits paid. I child & pet o k S blocks from downtown 1130 monthly, small damage deposIt. 3720241. Sevilla Gardens • Range'Refrigerator . JOHNNY WALKER REALTY, INC 322 6157 after 5372 7124 SAN MO PARKS, 123 Bedroom Trailers & Apts, 2 Adult parks, 7 Family parks. 3515 Hwy 17 92. Sanford 323 19)0; Day. Wk . Mo Un turn i shed * - .---------'- A U ST I N DEVELOPMENT CORP. Ph 373 7010 or 562 6300 P4cc clean apartment, I bedroom Lights water furnished Adults No pets Only 5105 322 2794. Apartments Rent * Unfurnished - HoUsesfo'Stc 41 WELAKA APARTMENTS 111W. 1st St. NEW OPPORTUNITY National Company seeking qualified individual to supply company established accounts with malor line's of record albums No selling! Part or full time Excellent in come possibilities with 1.3.500 in vestment If you sIncere and looking for a business of your own, call COLLECT for Mr. Elliott. (211) 641 920$. as are Wanted To Rent - Lake Mary - 1 bedroom. Nice. Settled working man only. No children or pets. References. 190 377 3930 RESTAURANT- Only one In Lake Mary. Remodeled, newly fur. nlshed 2 year lease woption on building. Strategically located. Wonderful opportunity at $4500 Box 922, Lake Mary. Call for in formation 322 1771. 'l.NlA AF'ARTMEPIT HOMIS #liIl purchase first or second mortgages in any Condition Southeastern Acceptance Cor porat ion, 671.1123. WANT A REAL LITTLE JEWEL for only 127.500? REAL ro Associate Sonny Paborn rei,orl-imends this home at 173 Elcambia Dr. Since we know you'll like the exterior, we can as sure you the the interior is lust as nice. Call Sorwy for an appoint merit After hours phone 372 1179. Lotsand Acreage 13 x 373 3676 Sanford 3 bdrm CB fur rushed. w w carpet. Patio, car port Owners ph 775 2244 Make offer. • Realty • _________ ___________-- I bedroom apartment Furnished: Utslitie furnished, $165 mo Pt,one 322 1639 Business Opportunities Sandlewood Villas in my -. Large home with storage and garden Can do maintenance & One bdrm Mature adults, couple or men Utilities pci By week. no repairs 365 5717 after 6 deposit. 3235695. ___________________ Housekeeper, two days, top pay Must have references 1. fran sportatlon. Like children $622730 Stt.xJ'o. I. 7. & 3 bedroom apart r'Ients Carpeting, drapes. kitcher equipped, pool and laudramat 122 7090 323 3771 SAN LAPITA - Housekeeper.Baby Sitter, per manent position, for responsible person. Must have own fran sportatlon 3737411. Two bedrooms, 1 bath, wall to wall carpeting, drapes, central heat Ird air Fully equipped with dish washer Call Airs Rutherford 372 435' ____ at - .- . "Is BARTENDER TRAINEES, year 'round employment, company benefits, apply I to S p m, to Mr Kramer, Holiday Inn, Altamonte Springs 30 1 bedroom, P baths, $450 down, Sill rio , I'. pet. Acre Realty, REALTOR. 323 7750. 621 0606 Stëñstróm c-io C 'riwW.4 LPN's Part time or full time. 3 11 and 117 shift. Apply In person Lakeview Nursing Center, 919 E 2nd St , Sanford. FRUIT STAND Full or part time 7 days. 515 1100 wk Retired semi retired student Sanford For interview call 37) 7473 after I /1 3 bedroom frame. Fresh paint, carpet. $13,000 total. Flexible terms. 211 S. 3rd St., Lake Mary 373 1304. 3 Bdrni. $16,900 EVEREST ç F reniri A'i [Ji,', Housestorsaie 1lOOE 25th St 372 6455 Thi5 concrete block home is car peted and completely fenced, located in a quiet neighborhood close to schools and shopping, Excellent financing available. Everest Realty. Inc REALTORS, 1601 S hwy 11 97, .'.attand Open 7 days SANFORD REALTY area ________ '• / 307,. : OFF-YEAR ELECTIONS? •-. ç 41 Lake Mary - 3 bedroom, 2 bath New ww carpet, ac central heat Kitchen equIpped. Reduced 525.900 Must sell, by owned, 373 $961. TAFFER REALTY Like new, 2 bedroom, family room, kitchen equipped, carpet, $17,500. Ph 37232$;, / , Only $600 down. Washington Oaks, 3 bedroom, 11=', baths, 209 Terry Lane. Monthly terms. 671.1623' Winter Park Three or four bedroom, two bath. family room, kithn equipped. beautiful back yard. fenced, 9.33,500 - Housutor5as NO QUALIFYING Three bedroom I'.', bath, new kit chen cabinets, stove, frost free re. (rigerator, central heat & air. $21,000 \ are Buy Fattier's Day gifts with the money you make selling Avon Products. Plo experience Call 614 I TH INK u rt)Ub 8E T Tbk POLL JR DE LEGAT1ON. WIL_L.. AFFECT THE I WHOA Don't throw v useful idle items Sell them quickly with a Herald Want Ad by callIng 37 761) and asking for a friendly Advisor I OU THINK VIAITERGATE V. Apply Amerin Wood Products, 200 Marvin Ave., Longwood. AND UNDER ' LOSSES" W HV OUR SECRETARYJ MISS CYNTHIA J4gDIN, OuR HEAD TE&IER, M. JOEPH (AMPELL, AND $100,000. 'Th WEiPJTIfl 1 iT HALL REALTY expenses, 74 tor lnn ___________________________ '-'-'•'.'""" am c Monday May 20, 1974-58 Two bedroom, ore bath, family room, double garage, cottage. fenced, 120,500 CIRCULATION DISTRICT MANAGER Background in boy route and rural motor route management desired. Salary plus weekly car Call 377 2611 to arrange for ap. point meol ___________________________ re: ir;; employment for ambitious men Fringe bend ti Chauteurs license required Good workers only need apply. Apply loll Miller Drive. Altamorite Springs Off Charlotte St 51K Warehouse ________ . _____ Help Wanted / 111 ., 'I Bored Housewife? Let Sara Coventry help make new friends. Earn 530 160 wk,, just 4$ hrs. No investment, collecflng or delivering Call 23 7791 after 6 Good Thingsto Eat Would like to buy top quality farm fresh vegetables from Careful growers for Holiday House Restaurants Holiday Supply Department, No I, 1711 Old Daytona Road. DeLand. Flu., 12720 '-= by Crooks & Lcwrencs _________ ______________ ' RE'T HAL1 )i*fpJ -- TAKE L"tKEY TC ..,'. .'. 4 CAPTAIN EASY at V The Sanford Herald Three bedroom, two bath, wall to wall Carpet, good closet space. central heat & air, $30,900 \ Knowledge of motors, aIr corn pressors, 410 & 220. Wages commensurate with ability, $3.4. 5431 AmerIcan Wood Products, 200 Marvin Ave., Longwood Cane Farms Sweet corn, 60 ears 6300. 7k a dozen Last day Tuesday. RETAIL FARMERS MARKET, 17.92 S 13th St. San lord. Bring your owr bag - i%hliH WA. ILILf S?tij ii Fenceci Yard 9 i EX9PCISI'( I Maintenance Electrician Child care in my home. Lunch & snacks. Swing set Monday Ipiru Friday Ph 323 1516 I , REALTOR Children 2', 6 being accepted for new chIld care center opening in Sunf'rd, Bet'y Watson. 323 1714 ________________________ . at _______________________ , - Three bedroom, one bath, Stove, refrigerator, shag. carpet. fire. place, carport, screened porch, fenced 126,900 U• r .t Insurance debit-man who wants to make $200 plus per week to run an established insurance debit. Must be neat appearing arid have good transportation. Phone $316644 between I and 17. in 7179 I iwjT:' ) \ II i I C-ST IN TH Rf.JR 5i4OP WHERE \ BELONG ' is - - HoUssforSak Child ' I CT C..,RE IF rr IS "tC'JR LLtk4 HOUR! - 0. CASCIO. and JOHN H HART. MAPI .IP(.. LJdT1RT) IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR ORANGE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. SUN'FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ORLANDO, a national bankIng association, Plaintiff VS. FYC. INC.. a Florida corporation, and CHARLES D. CASCIO. Defendants NOT,CEISHEREBYGIVENIM? by virse of those certain Wrl'x of Execution issued tjt of arid under tl,e seal of the Circuit Court ° OrangeCounty.Fioridl,upoflafinal iudgment rendered in the aforetald styled Cases. Ofl court In the thC 6th day Of February. A,U. lh1, and the 6th day of April. AD. 1971. consecutively, which afOresaid II I ....- ma 6 - TH. i4I Cocktail Waitresses, year 'round employment, company benefits, Apply in person, 1 to S p.m. Holiday Inn. Altamonte Springs. See Mr. Kramer. FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM PerhapsAtcol'OljcAfloflymous Can Help Call 123 4517 Write P.O. Box 1213 Sanford, Florida _____ _ \ Man & wife needed for part lIme cleaning work in Sanford. 3 hours. mornings. Call Mr. Moore. 671"49 MAR RIAGES PERFORMED Your Home or Mine 24 Hr. Service. 3737730 ______ ______ '$O Semi tractor trailer driverexperienced Good salary and company benefits S day week. Must be 21. Apply in person Austin Fertilizer & Chemical Co, 7300 Countr' Club Rd. Sanford, ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Free, 611 2027 for "We Care""t'fotllne". Adults or Teens by Gill Fox " Maids, experienced, Apply Holiday Inn, Sanford. No phone calls please - BY ANYONE OTHER THAN MT5LF AS OF MAY IS, 1911 Garyl. Lawtiead DO SIDE GLANCES Help Wantd Part time mechanic, Day or night, Apply in person to SANFORD YELLOW CAB CO. 201 S. Park Ave. 5EIBLE LAPOYT : )( MISTAKE TELLING 18 Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O. Box 553, Sanford, Fla. 37771. _________ . by Larry Luwis I F,iADE THE THAT PROSPECTiVE / -. me J - - Exchang ed For Vacation Money Call 322-2677 IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY? AL ANON for families or frler4s of problem drinkers For further nformatl•n call 172 4567 ./ \ CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS DID "IOU AWSWER . - S ______________________ ________________________ 4 Personals -- ( 00 _________________________________________________ - .. j .'.' (1 ' • '' -. 1..") / • ' • j SARP4EV. j i IT! ,' ONE .JTE?!) IN CASH! • Notice. - cijrt I cxr i_ __ 4 B-The Sanford Herald I - __________ Narehouse, Shop, uffice Front :500' to 50,000'. Reasonable New & 'CIty I 1 Industrial Park 373 0041 CONSTRUCTION 1i w FAiRA,iii5 AVENUE I liSt 411 3)$5 tt$4) )'l?)e 211W. 25 377.33 Inc. for App?. PEALER, ,..: ___________ -I.--- ___________ ____ 'I -. I . - . .... ., ____ . . . .. . , . ,_ ___* - .- ',.. - .- . -- - . - . '• - .;' - - -- -. - ___i - . .-- -', • '' "S ' '' r - . . . •. '' . -' . :' - ' - . .. . .' i ,•\ ' 4 * •'• -" . r- . . . .. . .• ,. 'v_ , __' ' ', - _ '.'_ '=---'- - - ':-. -; -=- -'. --,. _ •: .:.-';-' -.T' T �68-The Sanford Herald Monday, Stop 42 Wishing For Money! A Want Ad nts'With 'Unwa Sell THE BORN LOSER - 17 Mo,ile Homes Trailer - 12' May 20, '1974 by MobIle Homes 62,. 1100 equity RETIREES DREAM- Ripi-. 2933 take over payments. 322 4177and or Villager, 7 bdrm. Set up on 93$ lakefront lot. Take over payments., Mobile Home Bank Repossessloni, or ply off balance. Ph. 323 C. IS to choose from $31237) Dealer Dealer. Art to. Autos Half ,, . Sonsom 7'.UJIT 1K * 1~-I)? ----I j' Autari; lor Salt so By JEAN PArrE.S0N Sausolito condominiums on Springs, advemses uniLi from renti;il apartinenLs in Seminole said about 100 of the 215 Com- area is typical of many Florida 436 in Casselberry, of $17,900, yet only about a dozen County are about 80 per cent oleted unitsat Sheoah have cities in having no well defined inventories. However, the more recent wNch 31 out of 50 units have of the 180 units have been sold occupied. "People are probably 'been occupied, but admitted "better" areas. Condominium living - hailed "Developers in Central condominium developments In been sold since October last and construction on in . moving into apartments until some of the 900 units in the •1? ou get these walled feudal as the great new lifestyle of the Florida thought the good times the county are suffering oc. year, recently obtained lower completed units is virtually at a interest rates droj he said. fully-complete(i development 70's - is looking gloomy in would last forever," corn. cupancy rates as low as three interest rates communities - expensive 8L1 per cent standstill, ` )" been looking for. . Its? VW Good Condition, VS' 373 4$72 1947 Falcon-Automatic Pet, , '. ~ running condition Dealer .1 _____ ,"? - Barracuda-1965. Try to fM , like this! Automatic. 773 V$. & 6* ~L 323 5773. There never was a better time than 1970 MerCury Mont g0, '' Brougham interior, yelic,, now louse a claslilied ad in the black, full Sanford Herald. Stop making power, ready -_.,, residential 11295 CalIPSUI 3"rl#Sl of j"' .)i excuws Dial 321 2611 or ill 9") Longwood - 3 bedroom '63 VW-blue with reconditioned Miscellaneous SO 54 Garage-Rummage Sales For Sale - hemp Auction Zoned industrial Great location Must sell priced at Only Ch it Jordan REALTOR Phyllis Cappon ASSOC 131 2fl AUCTION EVERY MONDAY NIGHT, Anliq, TVs, MisceUaneos, New and used turniture and appliancej, Plus special sales (watch 5) Lri iitP bedroom, 2 balh, 7 Story ith 2 se,arate apartments. 1345992. 'Auctioneering Service* COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE CASH 372 1132 10015, For Sale - WILSON MAIER FURNITURE buy sell trade )11 3I5( Fir5tSt L -- _. "L-~ -. V..r ~x - - BTU Air Conditioner Call 372Olii ________ - To buy and sell gold or sltver coins. Contact us first We also buy bulk Slyer on SFMINOt.F coti 357 ____ Q71jr .'iitiurii PUBLIC AUCTION. 11 Si i Air CondltlonItg Serve Home Improvements Central Heat 9 Air Condition For free estimates, call Carl Harris, at SEARS in Sanford. tnt. a class ified aø to work tO( t.ay. Call 327 7611 or 131 9993 Interior, exter ior plastering. Plaster patching and simulated brick & slope speciatty. 377 2790 ' CENTRAL HEAT & AIR Sales, Serv celnstallaton & Fret Esti mate Ph 671 2576 LW one of our Friendly ad.visa'i help you word your classified ad. Call 322 2611 or $31 993, i Appliances Pest Control APT BROWN PESTCONTROL 7542 Park Drive 332 9165 Pet Care , Awnings. skirting - carport screen enclosures- rescreening. 3231675. QUALITY FENCING• Bring Results ,,, ,, l init , uuu. Firlu "Fr estip'iates day or night 967 Ph. 322-261 1 " ft eiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Cm TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON (formerly Harri,tt's Beauty Nookg SI9E Pine, 322 $7a2. Carpentty .',- '-. iV7 !t'. VINCENT'S CARPENTRY - •,', .J*.._1.'. .-- - Inteflor Trim, Paniling, Cus tom 'a rpent ry No lob too small censed & Bonded 323 5477. •.--- t • •. -',.L,.. -' ''. 'j:'' • \'.C-. .rpefl'lry, Remodeling. Additis, C ustom Work Fret Estima'es Licensed Bonded 372-1031. . !:!' '. ' (4 I3c>af in the w1y Sell it fast and easy *tPi I lQw COSt classified ad' ? ,_..,ji` . I-,,- . - Vi V.; '442,~_ Carpet Cleaning -:• - . Mor an's- Befterway Car.it Care C Janhlor,aI Service. Free Esi, One Price includes all!'! 131 3 1 I Plumbing Slopped up. power mower won't sta rt ' Get the service yOj need from ClaSsified idS K o~ i . - :N__ , ; st . , 4 . V Ceramics JACKSON'S CERAMICS, supoliel, kiln deale' b3 S c 1 S.nday, 112 792 1 . '-,_• ii - - s-i..,. 4' - . :y - - ;•; 41 i . ¼- '• You can't beat (iaiified ads for fist classifiedi Check results. ei,eryd.a,' GkuMrrGrs - " QUALITY Doors-Spectalg,ng in front door replacement. Eipi'rt installation and staining Mi L irid Door s- 1199 E Altamonte 970 1317. ___ ADDITIONS, BLOCK WORK Carpentry 1 Concrete Work PHONE 723)751 - Used Feni Equipment wf$t sei east an ia$y with* ClassifIed Ad. Call 322U11o.'$31.9993 Guns 1111111 tANFORD LONG RIFLE HOPPE &A M71le Loading. Art ce'ss:ril. 7 10 5tfcrd Ave. .s., •__._ • Reduce yur electric bill with cpmpl$e ceiling at wall insulation. Free estimates Ashtn Insulation (901) 199-3710 111111111101111111iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii All type's free estimates Licensed, Bonded, Insured No Obligation Pull Swithenbank $21 527I 65 Tired of poor service? Cal; Lawn Care Specialists, Commercial. Residential Fret Est 332 7261. LAWN CARE: for that professionally maintained l00k, call RALPH, 3235954. Yard Clean up. trim, and mo.nq service Call us E vCS after S p m 323 4061 MID FLORIDA LAWN SERVICE NO .108 IS TOO SMALL PeIdf-ntial or Ccrr.r'ercial, Call for free tit 773 1771, 373 0616 Local & distant moving For fret estimates, dependability, and serv,ce, call Central Delivery "r-. -t "Ti Tree Service Nfti painting done? For me fin$t in painting work call 11W Paint. ing Co 373 5035. Licn$ed I Bonded, AAA PAINTING a nd paper hanging. Commercial or residential. cap. 'radesma,. gimran'e-q-d materials ar'c workmanship free con kiltatiori and estimatng. 671 3)37 FOR Aba ndoned, unwanted junk cars hauled away. Your cost, $10. Orlando, 29561 91 anytime. __ MotorcycLes, Motorcycle Insurance 1140 I ONLY 1 ONLY 971 EL CAMINO. SPECIAL. $]?", CALL SAM 322 3391 GEPMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES for Sale. Call flOwl! 332.7006 It" 11W Upholstery NOW On -- i - -- SANFORD 322.)S43 Well Drilling 25 DICK JOYCE WELL DRILLINGS I" ard larger, pumps. sprinkler'S Water condit,o.wcs, 3211610 - PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types and seles We repair and irvice STINU MACHINE & SUPPLY CO WELLS DRILLED if aIl 0 - ' 7~__~ . A_ _ . ,- _ ,-,ir ~__1440 Swoff ord Picks Up Gauntlet, - ' '' Attacks Fl c))/cJ ,And /__ ' ' . . I•' ia p . ' SALE! -.- . ' __________ - me- _____ Ir - property _ __ ' GOOD to Index _________ _______________ ___________________________________________________ 3 1. ''. : -,F - In Murders C LO Si - ri;t' Reta l Food P rices Take D Slide , - . '-- X _____________ o '' <ci iser session _ ( ' __________ _________ - • you __ I r _____ recommend Super true story _____ _' I - - - J g -ç \- " 1J1 iM.13 z;A ' 11. em no l e U - ..... Drive R 120 out I . . ,;" M3, of words 6 D _____ _______ _____ ___________________ _____________________ EATHER __ Some people just aren' Lot the experts take t cut Out care of Oil tO he "11041 --yourself I' I, ers • ip# . . your needed household jobs. They ' CHECK OUT WHO'S I WHO.IN OUR : NEW BUSINESS SERVICES DIRECTORY ' To list your business call 322-2611 or 831-9993 X r 0ainforb W I -- ierath PH, 322.2611 0 11 11 111111111111111111111111 Wth rt) 16,05 I _________ in convictions, are specialists In quality work and good service. 327433I 300 N. FRENCH AVE I According to the draft orNoise pollution can be as Perhaps the noisiest area damaging as any other type of dinance, noise levels in receiving careful study is the pollution, according to residential and commercially deck of a U.S. Navy aircraft nole County .-. areas will be restricted carrier, where sailors must to certain upper limits d urin Greg Drummond, fed eral g wear special mufflers to avoid and other health studies certain upper limits during physical damage from l5Oto200 r!I:- - r : B I)(1NN% I'..STlT.. nig!t ftc wall bet; een ;1nd bla.t :ic' showing actual physical and daytime hours of 7 a,tit, to 10 decibels put out by superCall:ng tape rectirder the mayor 's the mayor's office and the fire Kaiser a sorehead, Swofford Herald Staff Writer psychological damage caused p.m., with lower limits at night, charged jet aircraft. office wall at the old city till department shower. said the former fire chief by excessive noise. 10 p.m. to 7 a.m. For an ordi nance to be enSPRINGS"to try to get something on ALTAMONTE Swofford said when he conw an ted. to use the tape recorDrummond, County Atty. Showing figures that a typical forceable in court, Marsee Ex.mayor 1wrence Swofford inc." Swofford said he and fronted Kaiser with the dings to force Swofford into Howard Marsee and Corn- automobile attains a noise level war ned the group, all decibel in a press conference in his Police Chief Just: East found recorder Kaiser admitted he granting his department a mission JUDGE SiliCA Chairman John of 70 decibles when running at levels used as upper and lower Florida Boulevard home this the recorder around midnight "wanted to get something on larger budget. Kimbrough worked out a normal speeds on an open high- limits must be shown to be demanding tapes of 64 conver- morning accused Mayor proposed noise ordinance at way, for example, the or- based on sound scientific study. sations sought as evidence in Norman Floyd of election law Monday's work with dinance authors recommend More work sessions will be the Watergate cover-up trial. 'ioiations and perjury. experts from Florida that residential areas not be After th e order, Vice Presited to noise above 61 held on the proposal, DrumTechnological University and subjec lie also charged the county i said. As drafted, It will dent Gerald H. Ford said the Orange County, decibels during the day, and 55 ll3Ond White House should turn over fire protection administrator control noise levels of _'.._c_. decibels at night. Gary Kaiser , a former city fire . .. er noise levels measured ever'thirtg from rock concerts, th O chief, with attempted black:5. , by federal studies range from Seminole-based aircraft, motor izAt-_ boats Swofford said that Floyd, __________ WASHINGTON (AP) The prices, rapid pri ce hikes on 80 commercial noise polluters. to the "annoying" when filing as a candidate for .- . biggest drop in retail foDd inost nonfood commodities decibels of an alarm clock, to ~ k mayor last year, swore that he Many cities and counties prices in se ven years helped continued to spread across th e was a bonifide resident of the the potentially hannful effects already have noise pollution ,f' tJ slow the nation's inflationary econom in April. city and an owner of real ______ ofloOdecibelscausedbyhaving laws, as well as the Sta te of _______ in crease In April to about half it) The Food Price Index one year prior to someone shouting in your ear, California. 7 , ! i the level im each of the previous dropped an adjust ed four-ten ths seeking office, when in fact I three months, the government of one percent in April, the fir __ lived outside the city limits at _____ said today. decline since Septem be r and *'- Oat time in Valley Forge The Labor Department said the biggest drop sin ce It also fell ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) - A Apartmen ts on SR 436. the Consumer Pri ce Index in four-ten ths of a per cent in April _ Swofford AFTERNOON gas station argument over a ford said in addition Fire April rose six-tenths of one per 1967. Grocery pri ces alone fell ________ dirty windshield ended with a Chief Torn Segfried reported ____________ cent on bo th an unadjusted and an adjusted seven-tenths of one _____________ '!i fa ther and son shot to dea th and him after a fire at the Elrnco seasonally adj us t ed basis, pe r cent, the most in any mon th -the teenagers charged with Professional Building on 43 The increase was the sinal. since a drop of nine-tenths of 11% J'ihn A. Spolski first-degree police say. that many boxes of Floyd's lest since last September and one per cent t September. Killed In an exchange of an campaign literature had been compared with increases of 1.1 However, while food prices If you have the time.....and eFtitnated 20 to 40 gunshots stored in one of the burned per cent in Starch, 1.2 per cent dechned, nonfood commodifies Area deaths .........3A Horoscope ----------8A Monda y were se rvi ce sta tion offices, like reading books, may I in February and Li per cent in jwnpedan adjus ted 1.1 per cent Bridge ................8A Hospital notes ......... 3A Cops by LU. operator Anthony Ciano Sr., 53. Turning his attention to January. and an unadjusted 1.3 per cent Calendar .............3A Natio na l .............2A Whittemore, and his son, Anthony Ciano Jr,, Kaiser, Swofford said the LAWRENCE SWOFFORL) Despite the sharp dr op in food in Classified ,ids .......3-4B Public notices .... 7A, 38 of a couple It a 24. ............9A Society ............8A Comics New York cops called Batman Charged with two counts of Sports ........... . Crossword puzzle 8A - - l-2B and Robin, Don't laugh. They first-degree murder each were Dear Abby ............8A State .......... ..... - 7A Jerry D. Ward, Johnny Booker used grappling hooks and rope i S TV .....................9A Editorial comment .....6A from rooftop surveillance, and Jimmy Dixon, all 18, all of Entertainment ........8A World .... ........... .IOA swooping down on the crooks as Orlando, police said. Police gave this account of if from thin air, thereby earning pledge cards, and 120 have to Saturday's Civic Center an intensive effort" in the 1Sv CHRIS NELSON the name Batman and Robin. the incident: meeting been returned to date, of Atlanta regional Herald Staff Writer Within a brief period of only Dixon entered the station One county road department organizer Jamites Sala. four years, these 24-year-old Monday morning, bought $1 Bouyed by a weekend If Joyce was disappointed, employe said he was told he'd Sala said he has five unions wor th of gas and told th e police officers set a record meet ing which has produced some count) officials seemed be fired if he attend ed at all, "organizing in the public field" nwnber of 600 arrests. And younger Ciano. to clean his more than 120 signed pledge surprised at the turnout, I] W Conunission Chairman John while several kitchen workers in Central Florida at this. ,tlme. more than 90 per cent of 'c m windshield. Ciano refused, cards from city, state and Kimbrough commenting he'd said they were told they would Saturday's meeting was too! Dixon went home, where his county enp ended lose their Jobs if they talked icithed by John Gibson, ef I ti S d a U r t h r o u g li loves asking union he;ird 'quite a few shtued un." a Yesterday's high 91 low mother ther said she called police to Can you imagine with all the representation, Seminole bo ut the union while at work, .. Sa k turday p&rtly cloudy Miami, an organizer for the INs morning 63. Partly outstanding sleuthing done by keep him from returning to the Joyce said lie had hoped for Joyce said. County union organizers have ________ .. CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS IDEAL FOR ROOFING or INSULATING 4 - Charged (t Wanted to Buy NON - RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLEGUN _~#WW mail. j d _ IDEAL LINING MATERIAL j They Just Fit Between Studdinas and Rafters) - __________ JIM DANDY FEEDS BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR WfMlffy'l E. 4& J22 173) ~~71 was Teenagers OFFSET PRINTING PLATES 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES - _____ dence - "_ .4 Feed C EACH I citing : USED ACE DECORATORS- 20 yrs es perience Free pickup, delivery and eslimates, All wurk guaranteed. Discount rates Ph, 3655999 - in - ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top pric,15 paid, used, any con dtion 644 9126. Winter Park action .:•• Horses 47-A and Semi - Tim so Committee Commissioner zoned • ___________________________________________________ Horse - Gelding, 9 years Good with children or adults 1)50 Jfl Slit or 322 787 lie said there was a need for he "creative" building which is challenging my right to txing says President Nixon is D. St. Clair said Jaworski disclosed details of an against him to obtain to "make a farce" of the char- the White House his latest clash with the White evidence, or differently stated, ter gu.aranteein, the prose. Sirica's decision. House in a strongly worded let- he contends that I cannot ta ke and his Meanwhile, U.S. District ter to Sen. James 0. Eastland, the President to court," the right to subpoena Watergate Judge Gerhard A. Gesell 1)-Miss., cha irman of the Sen. prosecutor said, evidence from White House hearing requests from defend- ate Judiciary Committee. That position, said Jawot-ski, files, ants In the White House piw'nbAt the request o Sen. Edward would make "a farce" of his Jaworski's challenge to the ers case for access to files that M Kennedy, D-Mass., a charter and would render its President's willingness to ac- might support their contention Judiciary Committee member, guarantee of the right to take i'ept the prosecutor's independ- they were working on a legiti. Eastland scheduled an exec-u- the President to court "an idle ence was. disclosed Monday mate national security matter. five session of the panel for 2:30 and empty one.,, A.W.\ shortly after U.S. District J. Fred Buzhardt, White house p.m. EDT today and asked St. In his order directing the Judge John J. Sirica ordered couie!, vas sched uled to ap- Clair and Jaworski to stand by President to give him the subNixon to obey a subpoena from pear before Gesell to testif) if called to testify. poenaed material to determine the special prosecutor's office whether material sought by the Jaworski told Eastland that whe ther it is relevant to the defendants exists, in opposing the cover-up tr ial cover-up trial, Sirica specilicOn Capitol Hill, th e House subpoena, St. Clair had said "it ally rejected what he called the Judiciary schedul ed Is the President's contention President's "attempt to another day of hearing cvi- that he has ultimate authority abridge the special ' dence in closed session, Mem. to determine when to prosccu'e, prosecutor's inde pe ndence." ' bers were expect ed to listen to whom to prosecute, and with Sirica said the need for eviLEON JAWDBSKI the tape of a March 13, 1973, what evidence to prosecute." for the trial "if any. the matter has developed into a presidential conversation with "The crudal point is that the thing, more coriupelling ... since u'irninal trial". A '--' 323 list, 66 unique," Brandon-Brown termed all ' they sold, and adverWing the enjoying more success than said in an attack on the "row would Noise Ordinance 7* SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. Female Cocker Spaniel puppy 15 wkt., AKC registered, 1)00 Phone ALUMINUM SHEETS RYDERREP4TS TRUCKS Econcline Vans to Diesel Tractors I day I year. 323 SIC - 149.95 12500 359,95 328°° 27500 75 161.90 138 00 B.B.O. GRILL 2322 PARK DR. all but two of the condominiums Terrace, Winter Springs, are units.. Nothing is Industry. - Seminole Working 629.95 538w W.R3TISSIRIE & CART 1913 Ford Pickup, Ranger XLT Custom Camper wl'h radio, heater, air, 9,000 ml, Excellent condition. U00 cash and takeover payments. 3227610 offer 5 pm, formless, paying businesses and I 3 ONLY - ELECTRIC OUTDOOR A small classified Id brings big returns. Try one and see- Call 372 loll or 531.9993 of miles of _ - I ST. COOL 5.904 BTU - hundreds spread-out cities of look-alike trying counsel James Tuesday, May 21, 1974-Sanford, Florida 2771 66th Year, No. 233 Price 10 Cents - _____________ REPO. Al R CON D 1 asmewrzodland.sinLongwood, -' REPO. Al R CON D. Or th e WASHINGTON "b1's 0pfl to •veryon ST. COOL 24.000 BTU - Sanford, Nixon Clashing (APi - Spe- any tapes "relevant to a cnimni- John W. Dean III Ii. R. President, through his counsel, ______ cial prosecutor Leon Jaworski nal proceeding," but Nixon Haldernan. iLrrath ii Sunday Afternoon 2:30p.m. H EAT PUMP '60 Ford Pickup Good r unning Condition, 5200. 3725431 377 7257. th e general Woodland Dr., began Fri. 3 ONLY - 19,104 ITU A.0 '57 Chevrolet pck up. A) condition. 1700 323 613) after I, hidden behind - cutor 's independence 7:00p.m. SI?, 1:30pm. PORTABLE TV Trucks and Trailers evelopments aworski, _ Rio, - be converted to rental d high walls would appeal SANFORD MUNICIPAL AUDITORIUM May 24,23 429 COLOR CONSOLE 2 ONLY may units., the 1 Christ" Crusade I ONLY - 1971 650 BSA. Excellent condition, 5100. 373 1204 after 6. management, good high prices being asked in the developers have bought back or the patio hornes in 'The was :4r , VW'Who p" 750 Honda Fully Dressed. $) 373 9141 "There has been a lot of plain, i IIil Am! are indicative of condominium location, proper size and design area. ,,.. ______________________________________ twejsF,-4,v4la4 1973 Honda 500, 2100 mil, wth 6,000 ml warranty. Extra clean. $1500 373 1522 of 84, or a difference of Brandon- - P. instead Brandon-Brown ____________________________________________ 11 . - BLAIR AGENCY 3733166 19 older in __ 1.4 - Sanford "La ymen For 1971 Vege Station Wagon, automatic, blue with black tenOr, ready to buy at 11 795. Call Paulat3fl.lgSIocems-SoiaDeaIer, - Truck Rentals 701W ?no St Junk Cars Removed ______ now the CHRIST or CRISIS ____ I ui tvJct, mechanical Stump grindng, lictnd, bonded, insured, $31 Sin - Painting OPEN SATURDAYS for the fnest preparation of metal HERB'S T V. SERVICE concrete etc .call B 9 C Free Est nfl S Sanford 373 1134 371 3540 ui 12I3 MOW. EDGE, LOT CLEAN UP I Llf,HT HAI'JNG PH 32) 2774 Movers Assume Payments AM FM radio, Garrard record player. $ track tape and Nychedelic lights built into a beautiful Spanish bar. Assume rayments, Ph. 617-1577 for free home trial. Hallmark, 17$5 W. Fairbanks, Winter Park, Pets and Supplies Miniature Dachshunds, AKC. ISO Animal Haven Grooming 8. Boarding Kennels 332 5752 68 Sandblasting - Equipment for Rent Rent Blue Luitre Electric Carpet Shampoce, for only $1 per day. - CARROLL'S FURNITURE Repossessed- t.Xj-'ERJ ROOFING. Garden ABLE RENT ALL, with the best equipment to serve you. 1016 S. French Ave.. Sanford, 323-9310. .Stereo Bar. * =IN-V1111111 /7 procedures, including corn- 'anthth 1977 Pinto, 2 door sedan, 14,000 miles, metallic green with gr een deluse Interior. I spied, header pipes, chrome wheels, and wide fifes. Immaculate. Reduced 1)00 for quick sale A fantastic buy at 8)995. Call Pete at 322-1451 or 664. 5014 Dealer. Vice. I KENMORE WASHER, parts, ser,. EXTERIOR ice, Used machines PPFSSIIPP Cl PAPJIMCJMOONEY APPLIANCES. sfl.niei F lor Wa. ng, Windowl - 3?3ó.S Late apartment size electric NO LONGER USED CAMPING ranges Guaranteed $39 95 GEAR IS IN DEMAND, SELL IT Wayne's Quality Ntw & Used NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD urn.turc, 1700 French Ave Ph 32) 1110 Can deliver. SPRING CLEANING "lmpac"Wap,&Spra Klein 'Eiter,or walls, eaves, patio, walks 53 TV-Radio-Stereo roofs. Removes mildew, fungus, - - - mud clobbers. wasps & spider webs In W97 Roofing Lawn and - 64 Appliances ____ Close out on all Gibson freezers. S to choose train Priced RighIf!l Dicks Appliances. P27659. SAIII•& ,.'jijm Used 2il's and 7*9'% NELSON FLORIDA ROSES Woodruff's Farm & Garden Cent er 6OlCeIeryAve,Sanford _____________________________ - For free home presentation without obligation, call 323 al l, Pressure Cleaning ' LP.APlXGLAS& PAIN 1 CO 7l0M*gniii Ave. 3321422 - * MASTERPIECE ALUMINUM Replacement windowS. Carports, Screen Encicsure, Gutters. Awnings. Siding. Free estimates. Ph. 6712526. LawnSeMce L new Condition,, sold r*w for $9$, balance of$43 cash or S payments of $10 New warranty. - - - PET REST INN Boarding & Grooming Ph. 322 . s7. 17 Volt Batteries $1195 RE EL'S BODY SHOP Entire lot $15 IttlSummerlin Ave, Sanford ___________________________ 52 - Want Ads - CalICrecsitDept,5Ap SEI'4G CENTER 307A East, I 1st 31 . Sanford. 332 9111 Eves $e9 ________________________ Building Materials 62 - LEACH ALUMINUM. - 6) 1913 Singer Zig.Zag WE"..I. DO YOUR PAINTING. NO job too small Ph 323 9519 or 373. 1799 after I BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVEMENTS Small Jobs Wanted 3fl I33L"LakeMary" FulIIlneGEAppIiarsce's Sanford EledricCompany 4 2523 Park Drive, 3221543 Custom built electric drives. Installed on your adult tricycle. Normal peddling speeds to help up hill and long rides. 322 3251. cacinet, repossessed 5ngers best model, winds bobbin fl machine Fully automatic Pay balance ot $79 ai to payments of 11 Painting KItchen - Bathroom LaDineis. Counter tops, Sinks. Installat ion arvailable. Bud Cabett. 327 W2 Put You! PartsAccessories reports , 1969 Opel Kadette-Runs perfect Dealer offers Top economy too un der book price. 321-5713 ___________________________ Auto Repairs 76 cent, , Station _ adding look for that apartment dwellers per Study re:iults have shown that petitive unit pricing, desirable also 1970 K$ngwood passenger, white with blue tenor, 371 V I, an O.K C ar ,p evcry need. $1795 Call Pete a? 1431 or 444 50)1 Dealer. b Fiberglass VW Dune Bi,çg. speed, new tires, inspec,.:. sticker, road tested 17 1 : SHELLEY USED CARS, 7 French Ave , 323 7960 '61 Volkswagen 2350 3774afleri Bicycles Bikes, Bikes, Bikes GOLDEN TOIJCH'N SEW . -' SANFORD REC-IERVIeE' 7311W, 1st St )73i711 five - ,- For complete motor home sales and Thunderbird - 1966 model. Double sh arp, Only $195 Dealer. 372 5773. service, stop by: ________________________ S.R. of occupancy. - ---- ____ rate developments in Central and sound management. Have a 'hot weather tale! Don't needs fast with a class -l., ad in the Sanfor d Herald j, 3222611 or $3 1 9993 19 63 Impala--Real tough fishing car! Can be seen at Fairway Market on 17-92. R ea l reasonable. )IQ9SIndAVenU* 58 * - Motor Home Call Pete at 372)651 10 All Sizes and models, 10 spe eds. 5 Speeds, and standard bikes now available at Firestone Store Call 122 0741 *Singer* * pielod,ay classified ad day. Place on e, to boy, sell or rent. Call 332 2611 or $31 9993. - 16' Bonita, IS HP Johnson & Trailer. Travel cover, fully equipped. Excellent Condition, 11.250 (705) lIP. NEW 30" gas rang, Avocado -153 332 1959 09 .. A Directory of Experts Ready To - Goods Brand new, 2 couches with bolsters Can be 7 separate single beds or corner set. Reasonable. 373 SOl S ,.RV1C ..9 .. ~ Household I?' Fiberglass If, Hull boat, 20 HP motor, trailer 1. electric trolling motor $900 total. 363 39*1, Contempory dining table wilhIchairs, 373 4991. 1 . POBSON MARINE 12927Hwy 1792 372 5961 Every Wednesday 7 p m Con signment welcome East of I Ion $P 15 If you have anything to sell or consgn, call STAN at 332.9719 INTERSTATE AUcTION. 30" electric range. 1 y ea r old-%195. 40 gal electric water heater-US; 63 gal oil tank-SiS, sofa bedItS. recliner chair-$30. 3273193 or 373 6041. i ftratI 21' - Sporiscrait - loaded, with trailer. 160 Meic cruiw MUST SELL I Will .. ... trade 322 2929. liH Ford I'tonoline Van, speed, full windows and AN r Lois of good times left. 11)t Don Pope, at 322)65)0' 644 Dealer. Self con lamed. Like new. Fits IxI' pick up 1971 Super Beetle, automatic stick sh ift, air, AM radio, low mileage, bed, 1600. 1970 Chevy truck, a real nice car. 17093. Call Don available also. iarg, capacity Pope at 327-165) or 644 5014 pool filter I motor, new, 1250. 372 ___________________________ Dealer. 7711 Fishing Boat, Skip Jack G00dCOndition,S Call 323 7114 - Corvette, T top, 350 VI, 4 rie pollass tire's, bl u e , while vinyl top. $3,500. 67$ 0382 ., and cent the value of 'the study, a joint-venture of Florida those built in 1970 Much of the low occupancy condominium development In development as rental apart- some other single family houses" mentality of some property rade over the years. Fry-Hammond-Barr, Inc., and 1971 developers. boast high oc. rate In other developments can the tn-county area "grossly ments, Business is reported to developments in the area, into Florida is turning Orlando, and Economic Design, cupancy rates as they were sold be blarned on high interest overpriced," yet price is not have picked tip sin~e. the change Warren Williams, one or the "You can pay $35,OW or ' young slurn," claimed Ormond Beach, shows that before the market flooded, rates and taxes, said Brandon- always deciding factor in was made, and today more than developers at Sheoah con- $75,000 and there'll be little Brandon-Brown. "It's two out of every 10 apartment Windmeadows Condoininitlim Brown. "Cuffent interest rates selling a condominium. Creek. 50 of the 86 rental units are dominiunis in Winter Springs, difference in the size or styling disgraceful to spend so much units in Seminole, Orange and on Palm Springs Road in south can raise monthly payments by wood Village North, off occupied. insists the market is not as of a residence," said money on something Osceola counties are unoc- Seminole was completely sold as much as $50," he explained. Maitland Avenue in Altamonte estimates bleak as it has been painted, lie Brown, adding the Orlando hnrrthle." Dealer air conditionIng, I speed, A% radio, extra clean $2695. Call r Pope, at 332-1631 or .0 Dealer iczi Campers 322 t631 or 544 S01 years standing empty. 1912 Toyota Mark 11, 4 door sj,U., orange, I speed, AM FM stereo, only 12.000 miles, extra clean 1769S Call Pete al 372 1651. or 641 oi Oeaiec.. - Huntsman camper. 1970. -. - ign vw super Beetle. bright Travel Trailers -- 16' Larson, 90 HP Evinrud,. tilt trailer, $1150 37) 5511. MAITL AND FLEA MART 141 Hwy 17 92r Open Sal & Sun 95 13$ 7970 Riding Mower-? hp. In gooi con dition. Alio small upright piano Very nice. 1113 S. Maple Ave. Sanford m - Equipment offer 9)19023. Stamps-Coins in the last four 1970 VW 3611 squartbaCk, I -, III, conditioned, AM FM rid , * speed, bhge, ideal secon d , Gas saver of Slits. Cali pf., I ,1100 I _____________________--- Larry's Mart, 21S Sanf(wd Ave Boats .& Marine 74,0 PINEY WOODS BARN We buy lt,Jrn?ure and mSc Sell for Consignment 75 PCI Free piCkupS, Auction Saturday at 7 p m, Sanford 322 2710. P~_ 55 Buy, sell. consign, aPpraise, or special sales Out of anything of value, 13 Frsith Ave. 323 7340 Sanford, Fla. 32.374)9 Miscellaneous after 19" ThUnderbird. Needs work. Bell etc Buy 1 or ici items /5 SO 322 0100 - For used furniture, appliances, 69 for an extra Hey Kidslo dollar? ASk Morn and Dad to Ill ou have a clsslVr'd d garage ¶,ae inter ior. A speed & Wanted to Buy - GARAGE SALE To , furniture many miscel laneous items. 294.5 Empire Place, Sanford, PUBLIC CLIFF JORDAN REALTOR 131 1272 68 Frank Brandon-Brown tnented market with over Incredible situation." lialf of all condominiums built Dealer. Income and Investment Property per cupancy rates average only of Economic Design. "They Brandon-Brown. and right outside up to $30 per month - in an old fashioned gouging," said quality nstructl3n and about 50 per cent, and there are dldn 'tuse professional research Brandon-Brown argues the main gates property valuei He added that, despite the attempt to attract more Brandon.Rrown. "Some pleasant neighbors when developments in Central can drop few signs U)e situation is likely at the start and still won't pay depressed market, certain buyers. as much as $40,000." developers have dropped prices selecting a plac~: to rent. Florida is not only overbuilt and to impro ve in this immediate for market analysis, developers have been able to The units, which range from so sharply in just one week that Brandon-Brown predicted Single family residences in overp riced , but many are future. "As a result, this area Is maintain a near 100 per cent $29,900 to $49,900 are still they must be working on a the county are at about this lack of unified government a 90 pe r poorly constructed and have planning would be a Preliminary results of an grossly overbuilt, and sadly is rental occupancy and con. somewhat higher priced than Pretty wide prorit margin." serious cent oc(upancy, lie estimated, extensive Central Florida continuing to be overbuilt," dominium sales picture through most in the county because of rt- * detriment to the wrowth of the Instead of dropping prices at stressing that the longer development study Indicate a sa id Brandon-Brown. "It's an using wise marketing their all-block construction, but Sandalwood Villas, 110 N. established developments such "In this area there are area and attraction of new high. 14 a finance. Only %?IS 322 $771 5773. developers are holding high - where cc- Seminole County -- :adllac Coupe 0. yule-with all the goodies Only $995 Dealer. 332 16 0 cupied, and single family unit out by 1972 and today has a 98 Herald Staff Writer Dea ler oiler; I, 1971 VW Beetle, marina blue with black interior, 4 speed and radio, low mileage, a real nice car. Priced for lmnedlale sale, $1995. Call Paul al 122.1651 or 641 50)1 Dealer, - 0 C ~z - For Sate 1973 VW 'flevile, air conditIoned. I speed, AM radio, 19,000 mileS. Red with black lii er br. $2695. Call Don Pop. at 332.1651 or 941.5011 Dealer. - 5.2D Area on do mintu s Stand Empty Of i 1111111111111111111111111111111111 iirt'ath _______ 11 ' ______________________________ 1 - ' to these two honest cops there cloud), to cloudy through and warm with highs in the were 30 separate investigations of them by their superiors, Civil Wednesday with a few afternoon and evening mid 80s to low 90s and lows U) the Merties Union, FBI, and the thundershowers. Highs nundershowers min- Knapp Commission of Police upper 80.s to 90, lows gled wi th warm, sticky air over the nation's mid- \'w- have no idea of the corruption existing within the New York City Police Dept! If you have the time .....read it (and t he n lx' prepared to take oine Pepto to calm your upset stomach! It's a wonder this country continues to function, what with all of the crooks hiding be hind some cover of respectabihty.) probability 20 per cent today and 30 pe r ce nt Wednesday. Daytona Beach tides for Wednesday - high 8:52 am., 9:19 p.m.; low 2:40 am,, 2:40 p.m.; Port Canaveral high 8:20 a.m., 9:02 p.m.; low 2:24 ant., 2:38 p.m. Extended outlook today. Rain - Obituaries (DetaIls on Page 3A) VERNAl, F. Stanley-of Sanf ord station with two friends, all armed . Before officers could arrive at the Dixon home, the three went to the station, pulled pis- tols and opened fire. Attendant Robert Pailikov returned the fire with a rifle, wounding Ward, and the thxee fled to a partially-constructed IllOtel nearby. Police surrounded the area with drawn guns. The three came out offering no resistance. The bodies of the Cianos were found at the station. set a June I date for a second greater repreR,ntation froin the effort. Sanford city cotmnissionem, American Federation of State. County and Municipal county's 200 school bus drivers, acknowledging that there are Employes, fifth largest in the but that "the drivers are indications or at city employes may AFL-CIO, with more than fighting among thewselves," be included in unionization Lyman High School and leader a 6M,000 members. nd not attended, efforts, adopted an of county union organization his primary goal is to For the union to win the right Administrative Policy Manual attempts, today said employes many raise b;v,e salariei, noting a rectint Monday that puts into writing tu (all for a vote un collective from several cities, and the city administrative and bargaining it inust gain signed sta te motor vehicle inspection county study which shows that cards from 50 pe r cent plus one Seminole ranges as much as 15 personnel policies. stations, requested another per cent be low surrounding Commissioners said the of wha tever unit it is seek ing meeting aimed specifically at contain represent. areas n salary levels, Joyce manual doesn't their colleagues. said. anything new but it will be Another union, Laborer' Joyce said that although he The Lon gw ood resident, who helpful in any labor International Local sl7,already was personally disappointed moved to Florida from New negotiations. represents workers In with last Saturday ,morning's Jersey, said he was told of AFL-CIO organizers in Seminole, Orange, Lake, turnout of some 70 people, 28 of several alleged attempts at Or lando last week confirmed Volu.sia, Oscuola anti Flag!ii thein are now actively handing tiarassm:int of employes prior Seminole i5 131 target of a "quite Counties. current to W 1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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 20, 1974 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 20, 1974. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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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 14, 1974 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 14, 1974. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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