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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 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 24, 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/d64e3728c69f26459c9a7a20ec993fab.pdf 5f27eccc2b6774a3cc323573b9f4a1e7 PDF Text Text Friday, May 17,197A 6B—The Sanford Herald WORLD Sex -Change Pioneer Still Helps Patients I EDITORS NOTE — Plastic pioneer of the sex change worked, and the patient has University of Minnesota and large number of prostitutes and forced into the wrong body, like a left-handed person being surgery Is the terminology Dr. operation. Since he first lived very satisfactorily as a Stanford University. transvestite performers." Dr. Burou calls his operation Georges Buron uses to describe developed his method in 1956, woman ever since." Dr. Burou almost never fol. forced to use only his right his specialty. His fame has he has performed nearly 1,000 That was In 1956. In Febru- "basically plastic surgery," be- lows up a former patient's Ca- hand." spread through what he calls a such operations. Many of his ary, 1973, Dr. Burou publicly cause his newly transformed reer and doesn't know what The complex surgery used to kind of "trans-sexual mafia." patients have been Americans. revealed his method at a Stan- women can never hope to have happened to the priest. "I think take three hours. Dr. Burou has Dr. Burou was a pioneer in sex "I know of no other doctor In ford University symposium on babies. "But they become most of them want to forget cut it to 90 minutes, followed by change operations. In a rare in- the world who has done more trans-sexualism. women in every other respect. I they ever had to undergo such three to four weeks of conterview he talks about his work. than about 60 such interDr. Burou's surgical tech- literally turn their genitals an operation," he said. valescence. The total cost is ventions," he said in a rare In. nique has been adopted and Insideout, as you reverse a "They are nearly ilways $5,000, often reduced for modified by surgeons In the glove. The sensitivity remains people who spent all their lives patients of limited means. By MICHAEL GOLDSMITH terview. Associated Press Writer Although his renown has United States and elsewhere, unchanged. The breasts yearning to be women, from the Dr. Burou was born the son of CASABLANCA, Morocco spread through what he calls "a The surgery involves removal develop naturally, with the help time their parents failed to a French settler in Algeria. He (AP) — It's like a fashionable kind of trans-sexual mafia," of the testicles and tissue from of hormone treatment." understand why the little boy studied medicine at Algiers Dr. Burou said his patients wanted to play with dolls." gynecologist's waiting room Dr. Burou shuns publicity. He the penis and dissection or University, settled in Casab.anywhere in the world. Young waited more than 16 years be. creation of a space for a vagina come from all parts of the world Dr. Burou stressed that the lanca in 1940 and stayed on women, some accompanied by fore presenting the first scien- between the prostate gland and and from all walks of he, impulse to change sex is almost when French colonial rule end. their husbands, anxiously await hue paper on his technique to a the rectum. The space is lined Almost half of them are Invariably not mental, with skin from either the penis Americans. Other come from physical. "It is never a problem ed. He said he never has pertheir turn while nurses scurry medical congress. France about. western Europe and Japan. of hormones or chromosomes," formed his operation in The sun-tanned, athletic- or a thigh, or from both. because it is Illegal there. Every few days, though, a looking physician says he enThere have been 500 to 600 Their average age Is 30 but his he said. "True hermaphrodites different kind of patient rings at tered the sex-change field such operations in the United oldest patient was a 70-year-old exist, but I have never seen one. Dr. Burou never receives a Dr. Georges Burou's door: a almost by accident. "A patient, States in the last five to six German. The men who come to me need patient directly, but through man, invariably alone, comes a French elecrical engineer, years, according to a physician He said he successfully oper. help because they are con- recommendation of other doe. by appointment to be trans. pestered me for months to do It familiar with the subject. Two ated on a 50-year-old French vinced their bodies are acci- tors, usually including at least formed Into a woman, because he could no longer surgeons in New York City have Roman Catholic priest, an Ital- dents of nature and nothing can one psychiatrist. Dr. Burou, GI-year-old endure life as a man. I finally done 100-150 ea ( h and the ian university professor, sev change their minds about it. ''Ne one ct'ri walk straight French surgeon and consented and tried it as an operation is performed atJohns cml fellow doctors, some They believe their whole lives here and demand a sex are being ruined by being change,"hesaid. gynecologist, is regarded as a experiment. Surprisingly, it Hopkins University, the writers and artists and "quite 1110 I LOS ANGELES (AP) Authorities worked through the night attempting to establish the identities of five bodies recovered from fire-gutted house believed to be a hideout for the terrorist Symblonese Liberation Army. A spokesman for the Los Angeles County Coroner's Office said today the bodies were examined for scars and other identifying marks. The coroners's office said It had requested dental records on abducted newspaper heiress Patricia Hearst as a "matter of routine." A spokesman for newspaper executive Randolph A. Hearst said the FBI told Hearst one of the dead was SLA leader Donald D. DeFreeze, But the FBI denied that agents identified DeFreeze who was known as SLA General Field Marshal Cinque. The FBI also denied telling the Hearst family any such thing. The SLA has said it kidnaped Miss Hearst, 20, who was dragged From her Berkeley apartment on Feb. 4. The coroner's spokesman said dental checks on the bodies had begun and autopsies would be conducted later today. All five persons at least two of whom were women perished during a furious hour-. - S Sou ght Clues SLA 4 long gun battle Friday evening in which some 500 heavily armed police fired tear gas shells. The frame house In south Los Angeles was sprayed with thousands of rounds of ammunition during the siege and caught fire during the battle. Authorities said they were unable to positively Identify any of the bodies because they were badly disfigured in the fire which was believed to have been touched off by a smoul. dering teargas shell. Acting on a tip, flak-jacketed officers took position around the house at about 5:30 p.m. PDT and then called out to the occupants over a bullhorn: - - - in " :Wft V_ I I c4 : *%____1"-V -T --.:4 . Oft__:. - !,---w7_" _~-114,._ ,I , _MA -__-M .!.~_-N044 - - r__~ ___ :: : ____ .___ __ ______ ----______________ : — - .1 - Government Offering Help . ~7 :' -- -j .iiA __ _._ P __~_ n - ~- - ~, ,- j! To Jordan 's .1 _ _____ _________ ____________ -M _________ ___________ ___________ -a--- Li- - Ll ii§aIlf -----' ri ______ _______ _____ _____ _ ___ _____ I tercontinental squatting on the hammed was proud as he 19#3 to pronio Jor floor plai ti ng colored straws walked through the souk, or sans a nd their work. It organinto mats and bread baskets. market. All his friends and ized the exhibition to inf orm the I' At first when the Jordan neighbors rushed up to greet public as well as government the groups of the scope of ke him, Craf ts Council asked her to ta villagers' crafts. part in its exhibition she wasn't How wonderful Umm Mo. At from the overwhelming sure, but the thought of earn g in hammed look ed last night on public interest in the exhibition, some money encouraged her, television." "H famous your "which amazed us," said Mrs. When the television cameras wife is. Everyone saw her." Nasser, there were other suewith their lights and BEAUTY SPOT visiting So Umm Mohammed stayed foreigners clustered around her for the rest of the exhibition, The Jordanian Industrial THIS IS one of the six ponds at the International Flower and Gardening she was sure she had made a gri nning at otographers. Bank has offered loans to mistake. Show being held in Vienna through the middle of October. New medical shame1,1mm M'ihammed was only craftsmen If they are guaran"But aren't pictures center and hotel are in background. 10.11 one of many Jordanian crafts- teed by the Crafts Council, " his Is very Important for men taking part in their first people like the silversmi th," exhibition. said Mrs. Widdad Kawwal, a "At first they refused to committee member. "He stuck come," said Crafts Council vice to silver over the venrs while all By The Associated Press over IO gold The Israeli raiders bombed dared the Palestinian news said one guerrilla. "Even if all presiden t Mrs. Hind Nasser, his colleagues israeli ground troops made a and rocketed at least five Pale- agency WAFA. work, which is more profitable. the Arabs sign a peace agreehit-and-run hit-and-run attack Into southern stinian camps and three border "Now with a loan he can buy The Israeli strikes increased ment with Israel, we will still — more raw material, train Lebanon as Palestinian guer- villages Thursday in retaliation ti~e possibility that SecreUry of continue to fiot." IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE (,. leaders prornsed swift re- for the Arab terrorist attack State Henry A. Kissinger would Egyptian Foreign Minister EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. vige for the Israeli air strikes Wednesday in which 24 Israelis return to Washington soon with- Ismall Fahmy warned that the over, thus making his business CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Notice II hereby given that I am that killed or wounded more were killed and 74 were out an agreement between Is- Arab states could not stand idly COUNTY. FLORIDA more profitable." erioaged in business at $73 SaIando The council will send a small Swings Dr.. Longwood. Seminole CIVIL ACTION than 225 Palestinian refugees wounded. The Israeli bombs rael and Syria for a separation by in the face of "Israeli acts of DIVISION B CASE NO. 74.74)1 and Lebanese, and rockets also hit a block of of their fotces on the Golan aggression." exhibition to Berlin later this County. Flor ida under the fictitious In re: the Petition if ORLAND Israeli warplanes streaked apartment houses in Sidon ad- Heights. But Kissinger made year and plans to take part in name of MI LA REALTY. and that I SMITH and PEGGY F. SMITH In Washington, the White is ai ns intend to register said name with the NOTICE TO: Mr. Carl F White across Lebanon again Friday, joining a refugee camp, level- another trip to Damascus House condemned both the the World Crafts Council cxlii- Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminole co James C. White DALLAS, Tex. (Al') — New bltion in Toronto, Canada, in County. Florida in accordance with and rescue workers cleaning up ing one three-story building and Thursday and maintained on guerrilla attack Into Israel and Berryville, Virginhi the provisions of the Fictitious after Thursday's raids ran forcausing heavy casualties. his return to Jerusalem that the retaliatory raids, saying, advances against one of the June. 22611 Name Statutes, To wit: Section cover. But there were no FeUmm Mohammed will "This new Israeli crime will "progress was made." "Continuing cycles of violence worst forms of bone cancer In $6309 Florida Statute's 1937. Mrs Rozella Linet,urrj ,%h'te ports of another attack, and it not pass without punishment. 5: JuLius C. Harper "Tell Kissinger to come see ofthissortcanonly obstruct the children are being achieved there, demonstrat ing her skills 142 South Euclid Avenue 11, was believed the planes were on Israel will pay very dearly for what the Israelis have done achievement of a peaceful with a combination of Chem- '—ifherhusbandwllllethergo. Publish: May 10, Il. 24, 31, Wincp*steq, Virginia DEB3I which includes a physireconnaissance missions, 22601 the price of our children," de- with American Phantoms," settlement in the Middle East." icals ___ ijrrath 0 ________ ___ Sunday, May 19, 1974—Sanford, Florida 32771 66th Year, No. 231 Price 20 Cents _____ _______ " - roof. The shooting stopped 15 minutes later. Billows of black smoke cast a pall around the house, obscuring the view of police sharpshooters and hundreds of excited spectators. Hagen said two of the bodies both women, one black and one white were found lying in the hallway. Ammunition in belts strapped to their waists exploded in the Intense heat from the blaze, maiming the bodies further and making identification even more difficult. Three other bodies were found underneath the house near air vents to the outside. A flak-jacketed officer with a gas mask said: "It was just like Vietnam." The raid was the second of the day Friday on a suspected SLA hideout. But officers found no one inside the first house they stormed. - During the gunbattle at the second house, a woman ran out of the small dsselling after it caught fire. - A woman who emerged from the house after It caught fire said there were five other per sons inside a black man, a black woman and three white women. "They held me, they held me," the woman was heard to - _______ I 8 - IMI, T Israelis Pierce Lebanese Border B Cancer Researchers L tG ological "rescue worker." WASHINGTON (Al') Leaks of secret Hoese Judiciary Committee evidence violate "the most basic sense of fairness arid justice," White House Press Secretary Ronald L Ziegler says. "Certain members of the committee and staff have p1-actired neither order, nor discipline, nor due process, and the result Is that the country Is being seriously — and In a calculated way — misled about the facts," Ziegler said Friday In a telephone Interview from Key Biscayne, Fla. Ziegler joined White House lawyer James D. St. Clair in suggesting the comniittee open its hearings "so that this calculated and piecemeal parceling out of information can be as. sessed by the country." After four days of hearings, Peter W Rodino Jr., - Mom Tells Son: You'll Die Young FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla like that," Michael Perchonh factors and (AP) — When Margaret Per contract the replied. they at what age to store and use sugar disease, juvenile ly. This was reported today by Dr. Gerald Rosen, a New York cancer specialist. He said the new combination includes: Andrlamycln, an antibiotic; cyclo- Mrs. Perchonis says she long World War I mustard gas; Michael, his three brothers, diabetes can shorten the Lifechonis' 13-year-old son aske methotrexate, a drug designed W how long be was going Ii Philip, 12, John, 10, and Teddy, span of children, like the four ago decided honesty was how di!to lure cancer cells Into believ. live she told him frankly: "Un 8, are diabetics. Their father, Perchonises. Diabetes occurs best policy, no matter Pat, also suffers from diabetes. when the pancreas does not licult, when helping her chil- log they need it for flourLII you're about 32." "I figured it was somethingDepending on other health produce enough insulin needed dren come to grips with the dis- ishment; and a form of vitamin B known as "clt.rovorum factor ease. rescue." INVITATION TO BID v phosphanlide, a drug similar to pointment. All bids "it be maililid Specifications may be Obtained from the City Manager. Caiselberry on Edward L. Kelly, Jr.. Petitioners, to: Mr. Robert T. Belserer. Mm. City Hall. The City reserves the attorney. whose address is Suite $0. Seminole Memorial Hospital. 1101 South Orange Avenue, Orlando, Fla. right to accept or reject any or all East First Street. Sanford, Florida 3240%. on or before June 6. fllll. Bids mutt be received by noon bidsHarry Hug 1974, and file the original with the on the 7th day of June. 1974 Clerk of thiS Court either before City Manager Publish May 16. 17, 7). 1971 service on Petitioners' attorney or Publish May 17, 21. 1971 DES $0 immediately thereafter; otherwise. DES a default may be entered against you for the relief demanded in the FICTITIOUS NAME CITY OF petition Notice is hereby given that I am Israel-Syria u Index - - ' . '' it I 4 .-. forts, but his aides sVessed that they are not what currently is stalling an agreement - . ., , :-r- - ..-: ' - make it ring. They were oblivious of the many cameras aimed at them by tourists, my ' run into ~Vople who thA It is contagious. Deputy Clerk Publish: May 3, 10. 17, 24, 74 01R%4 ~anford. Florida 37111 Publish May 10, Il, 24, 31, 1974 0(1417 City Afforn" Publish May I?, 1974 DEB IS Silinford, Ftnrids 37711 Puhlth May Il, 71, Jur. 7 , DE fl 9? 1771 -. __ , , •': . ________ _____ _________ • . . . . .. -- - . .,• ..- .-.. \ . • '-. • .- . . .... -. _______ ____ dM WEATHER . - _____ - p - -, ____ _____ ' - ... ' '. 15 year-old _______________ :, ______________ . . -. , '" ,•' - .. - _ _ .. ' -e .. - ' GOOD AFTERNOON Boy Admits Dare Killing ' . ,-, .. :' -- - Deal de ________ -. ______ -. - _ *~,k . Probe Delayed -jo 4 .-' . . Letter Ties ___ - ___ Dickinson _________ - - . D-N.J., sa= determined to keep them closed, at least through next week. The committee has scheduled Its next closed meeting for Tuesday. Ziegler said the leaks "will certainly have a bearing on fur- - •'.': -. "' : t .~ JON 111W ti.i 2 w . / -, ... Nixon Keeps Gif ts Secret Disengagement Facing Delay ONE OF six slides submitted as Deltona Camera Club's entry to the Photographic Society of America's quarterly contest, this shot was made by herald correspondent Fannette Edwards of Deltona of a cigar maker in a Key Vest shop with her Nikon 35 mm, and a F.2 lens. The Deltona club tied for second place honors in the national contest. i ,., 100 The boys need an insulin inLAKE MARY, FLORIDA engaged WITNESSmy hand and seal of the buSineSS at 700 West jection every morning and the The latter is the "rescue Notice of Public Hearing Highway 431, Longwood, Seminole Court at Sanford. Florida this 61h worker," which serves as an County, Florida under the family sticks to a strict diet, family TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. day Of May. 1971 fictitious NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN by (Seal) antidote against side effects of name of SEMINOLE RADIO, and that I intend to rester Said name the Board of Adjustment of the City "In a 'vay, It makes It easier the methotrexate. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. The the watchdog General AccountWASHINGTON (A ll) of lake Mary, Florida, that said with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Clerk of the Circuit Court that all the boys need to count Committee will hold a public White House continues o con- ing Office for information Seminole County, Florida in cc By: Joy Stokes bearing I rordance with the prov1sion, Deputy Clerk of the skier its records of Foreign gifts the Whit House gifts unit files calories very carefully. They're Leg al Notice Ctit,O (')t0C0"tiderareQUStOf Special Publish May 10, Il, 74. 1, 1971 Nanie Statutes, To Wit toPresidentNixonandhisfam. of thousands of presidential very good about not cheating, exception and variance to construct DES 42 Section 56509 Florida Statutes 1957 but sometimes I sound Like the a two car garage on Lot ily confidential and will not gifts, 5: F Scott Kenneth and 41, of meanest mother on the block," IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Publish May Il, 71, 3%, June 7, %97 Mary Avenue a nd High Street. from IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND open therecordstopub!icview. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR- flESh 2S'6- to 10',aItofrom lS'fo7'from FOR sirs. Perchonis says. "If CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE SEMINOLE COUNTY. JERUSAlEM (Al') SecreDeputy Press Secretary GetAttention has been focused on home, more Particularly described FLORIDA. they're hungry in the evening, COUNTY. FLORIDA ,y follows: tary of State Henry A. Kissin- aid 1,. Warren said Th ursda y presidential gifts since dis- and CIVIL ACTION NO. 74 719.1 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND they've used up all their Case No. 74.6$-C COUNTY.LaOs 60 and 61, GREENLEAF In to: the Marriage of FOR SEMINOLE ger's aides acknowledge that he the White House view is that closure Tuesday by the Wash- calories, i DIVISION C AND WILSONS ADDITION to Lake WARREN JOSEPH CAMPBELL, have to tell them FLORIDA. will be unable to work out a full publicizing such gifts might inglon Post's Maxine Cheshire there's lettuce In the In re: the Marriage of Mary, Florida, according to P1.1 PETITIONER. AND ALICR CIVIL ACTION NO. 74.759 refrig- YVOPINt MARIE I-IONEYAGER thereof as recor ded in Plot Book L i o t L i s troop disengagement agree. cause embarrassment in diplo- that the Nixon family received erator," DIVISION B CAMPBELL, ptitir WIFE Pages 76 and 27, Public Records of R('jPOUDENT, In ri; the Marriage of ment between Israel and Syria :natic dealings with other corm- gills of three sets of ex pe nsive and THOMAS, Seminole County, F lorida, GER IRIJDE NOTICE OF ACTION A, this weekend. tries. jewels over the past Five years She says the boys understand KIETH ERICI( HONEVAGER The Public Hearing will be held in To ,s1 ICE ROLL INS CAMPBELL PFTITIONF P. AND CALVIN W l4')Ti lt'4D the C,IY HII of tile City of Lake however, the) say he is :uak. 1k' said t.he White 1lou:i: has from th Saudi Arabian royal about taking care of each other )$J Carpenter Drive THOMAS, IESPONDEUT NOTICE OF PETITION Mary. Florida. on Monday. June 3, Atlanta, Georgia TO CALVIN W. THOMAS ing one more stab at a partial not received any request from family, and when one had an insulin reFOR DISSOLUTION 1971. at 730 0m, or &S UM RESIDENCE UNKNOWN YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED pact beginning with meetings OF MARRIAGE action, the others held him and YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 'hereafter as Possible, at which time that an iction for Dissolution of int erested partie' and today with Premier Golda Meir poured sugar in his mouth. TO: KIETH ERICK HONEVAGER that an action for Dissolution Of citizens for Marriagehasbeen filed against you 13$ Sonya Drive Apt. No 3 Pd against the request for Special by WARREN JOSEPH CAMP Marriage has been filed against you and other Israeli leaders and Waukesha. YfiICOifl exception and variance will be BELL, and you art required to file a "I think this is beautiful," by GERTRUDE A. THOMAS, and winding up with another session YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED heard Said hearing may be con (Opy of your written detente's; If ,4$J YOU are reured to serve CQP 01 Mrs Perchoffis rzi with S ri.n J'rcfldent hlafez that a PpttiOn for OsSOtut'n of ;' tind from time t time ur.til final ,ry, to it or Carroll Burke. Attorney our drftns to it, if my, on Carroll has bee n filed against you Burke, Attorney for Petitioner, action 5 taken by said Board of for Pelil,oner, Marriage Assad in Damascus Saturday. _ whose address is 612 The Perehonls say they are andyouarerequiredtoserveacoPy whose address is 617 Sanford Adjustment cantord Atlantic Bank Building. The differences are narrow THIS NOTICE Shall be Posted in Sarford, flor teaching their sons to be self- o your defenses, if any, to it on tlanlic Bank Building, Sanford, ids 32771. and file the but -terribly emotional," news. thrii (3) Public places within the qriginil with the Cerk of Circuit Petit loner, YVONNE MARIE Florida, and file the original with sufficient and "to take their HONEVAGER. h .4. i Is: the Clerk of Circuit Court. Seminole City of Lake Mary, Florida. at the Court, Sanford, Seminole County, men were told as Kissinger flew lace In society as much as MetloflYllIe avenue Apt. City Hall within the City of Lake Florida, on or before the 15th day of County, Florida, on or before the back to Israel Thursday night MelIonvIIIe Trace Apts.; Sanford. 11th day of June, A.D. 1974; Mary, Florida. and Published in The JUCC. A.D. society will allow theta," 1971, otherwise a followjng a seven-hour session Florida 3271% and file the original ottecwiw a default will be entered Sanford Herald, a newspaper Of judgment will be entered against "Michael wants to be a pilot with the Cleft of the above -styled against you for the relief demanded general Circulstion in the said City, you for the relief demanded in the —. . with Au.ad and Foreign Court on or before May 31st, 1974; ,n the Petit one time at least IS days prior to the Petition. of some sort," Mrs. Perchonis Minister Abdel IliUm Kha otherwise a def autt Judgment may WITNESS my hand and the seal of af or esaid hearng date In addition, WITNESS my hand and the' seal of says. "1 don't discourage him, dam. One senior American offi. notice shall be Posted in the area to ,nteqe against you for the relief said C ou rt on this the 5th day of said Court on this the 111 h div of be Considered at least IS days prior but I'd be lying if I didn't tell demanded in the Petition May, A D. 1971 dat said the two governmen ts May, A D 1974. tO tIe date of he Public Hearing shall be Published 0fC notice This (Seal) him (Seal I the physical lüTiltatlons. each wk for four cornewtive are as close to an agreement DATED: this 101h d. of May, Arthur H. Seckwith, Jr. Arthur If Beckwith. Jr T Many companies have strict weeks in 'The Sanford Herald. A 0 $911. they could be withou t h.sing Clerk of Circuit Court Clerk of Circuit C ourt S Kay Sassman hand and Seat of rem-ro le County, Florida policies against hiring diabetic, WITNESS (ITX'. ¶mr.ote (Th',rity. Florith' City (lirk, id Court •t Florida. on thiS 30th B y Linda M Harris because of medical insurance." It-v tnd M Harris The Arab terrorist attack on City of Lake Mary, div of April. 1974. Deputy Clerk Oeputy Clerk SILENCE IS GOLDEN Florida Mitalot and the retaliatory Is. CARROLL QURKE CARROL,t. BURKE Mrs. Perchonis says the (am. ISeal) Jr tHOMAS 0. FREEMAN, ESQ H. 14 B.ckwith, Arthur AttGey rn for Petitioner raeli air strikes in to Lebanon RUSSIAN CHILDREN tackle an ancient Attorney for Petitioner P0 floe ily has encountered a lack of 34$ Circuit Court Clerk 01 LI? Sanford AtliOtiC £12 Sanford Atlantic hampered Kissinger's peace th AII.mon$e Springs, Fl church bell on the Kremlin grounds, but can't By: Jo, Stuket Sink Building knowledge about diabetes, and (Sank Building PRIZE WINNING SLIDE - You are notified that the above Notice is hereby given that the named petiiiorers, ORLAN 0 City of Cattelberry of Seminole SMITH and PEGGY F SMITH, County. Florida, will receive sealed INVITATION TO RID have filed a petition in the above bids up o 5.00 P.M. Monday. Seminole Memorial Hospital in of the . 1974 in the Casselberry City Hall Styled Court for the adoption otes bids that petition, child named in for replacement of Catselberry, Florida. for Chain link minor base flathlnqs of roofing system. and ,ou are commanded to serve a Site may be Inspected by ap copy of your written defenses, of any. Legal Notice "A white lady had a belt on with a pistol.. .she slapped at the pistol and smiled up at me," Mrs. Cart said. Mrs Cart said she kit and notified police. By Ziegler NEW DELHI, India (Al') there is no difference between the United States, Russia, India set off Its first nuclear tests for peaceful purposes and China, Britain and France. explosion In an underground those for military purposes," The Indian announcement AW test early today, the official In- Naim said. "The technology is said the test was conducted at a G urney than radio said. The blast the same. We have kept warn- depth of about 328 feet. The size **%& TAMPA, Fla. Al') While brought the world's Largest deing the international commuof the bomb was not given. H John A. Spoiski Internal Revenue Service GAINESVILLE, Fla. (AP) knowledge of the fund-raising mnocracy into the so-called nu- nity against the dangers of this Experts had long suspected agents wade through piles of A letter establishing the first while it was underway or of atclear club up to now reserved backdoor entry into the nuclear that India was on the verge of a records, sources say it might written and signed link between tempts to Influence the Federal You'll pardon me if I don't get for major military powers. club," nuclear bomb capacity. The take two weeks before a federal a formmier fund-raiser for Sen. Housing Administration, He aptoo excited over the most recent Both Indian national news was no immediate re- consultative committee of the grand jury again takes up its Edward Gurney, R-Fla., and peared for two days this week flap between this county's fire agencies said the explosion was acThere ti on f ro m Washington, D.C. Indian Parliament charged probe Into the financial and of. attempts to Influence the feder- before a federal grand jury in administrator Gary Kaiser and conducted In the Rajastan area In Russia, India's ally, the of- with atomic energy matters ficial affairs of Comptroller al housing officials has been Jacksonville that is in. architects for the an- west of New Delhi, site of the flcial Soviet news agency lass was advised last year that Fred O. "Bud" Dickinson. nexatlon to the jail. uncovered, two newspapers and vestlgatlng the fund &nd alleged Great Indian Desert. said the test was a peaceful ex- Prime Minister Indira Gandhi's grand jury concentrated a television station say. housing fraud. As I understand It, there's a The Indian Atomic Energy plosion. It said the test stem- government was conducting ex- O The n local matters Friday as the The letter was written by forcomplaint of only one exit from Commission said the bomb was med from India's "striving to perimnents in the field, agents, two floors above in the mer Gurney aide Larry Wil. Stewart is president of Vanthe second floor tn ground level, designed for such peaceful pur- keep at the level of world But today's announcement U.S. Courthouse in Tampa, sift- hams to he lp secure a 13 million guard Construction Co. and is a poses as mining and earth-mov- technology in the peaceful uses was the first public indication ed Inasses of data. federal housing project for a one-time Republican candidate ing, and that India has no in- of nuclear explosions." that India had the ability to The panel is reportedly in Tampa Republican who later for the Florida Senate. This building didn't just tention of producing nuclear But in Tokyo, Japan's two build and explode a bomb. vestigating Dickinson's person. paid Williams $2,000 expenses The newspapers and TV staappear over night. For the weapons. But the test indicated in a j o r a ii t I n u c I e a 1' Ghandi's government al business dealings as well as as a consultant, the Lakeland Lion said the letter from Wilrecord, it as a long and hard India may be able to build such organizations charged the test hasMrs. strongly criticized atmos- his methods of granting state Ledger, the Gainesville Sun and lialTIS was postmarked July 9, fight before Sheriff Polk's men weapons in the future if It was "a step leading to further pheric nuclear tests, par- bank charters. As comptohler, Jacksonville stztion WJXT.TV 1971 and sent' to FHA Jacksonwere able to adequately chooses to do so. nuclear arms race and another ticularly those conducted by Dickinson has yule Director Forrest Howell, sole authority to reported Friday.. prepare themselves for a day's In Switzerland, Pakistan's environmental degradation." China since it joined the nuclear grant such charters. The 200-unit project at the who obtained his job through work thanks to these new, chief delegate to the Geneva The Socialist-backed Japan powers in 1964. But India, like U.S. Atty. James Briggs of Pensacola Naval Air Station Gurney. enlarged quarters, disarmament conference said Congress Against Atomic and France, has refused to sign the Jacksonville whose presence went to a group headed by The letter was aimed at So where was the ad- the Indian nuclear test will Hydrogen Bombs and the Corn- nuclear non-proliferation treaty here often signals activity on Tampa builder Ronald Stewart countering what William! ministrator with his "recom- have far-reaching con- inunist-supported Japan of July 1, 1968. the Dickinson case, was In and New York attorney Marvin called "pressure" from Rep. mendations" all during the sequences for the entire Council Against Atomic and That pact was pushed by the Tampa Friday to review the Schechter, the news reports Robert F. Sikes, D-Fla., in sup. time this building was being situation on the subcontinent, Hydrogen Bombs made almost United States in an effort to evidence being studied by the said. constructed? Port Of William McAbee, a long. where India and Pakistan have identical statements on Indla'3 prevent the spread of nuclear IH.S agents. Gurney has denied any time Sikes supporter, fought three wars in the last first nuclear explosion, weapons. quarter century. "The Indian experiment un- Mrs. Gandhi contended It also ____________________ And while we're on the "fire" Ambassador Niaz A. Naik doubtedly will stimulate other had the effect of sealing the nu— _________ issue, we are told to warn our sa id the t't meant a quali- nations to race for f urt he r nu- clear superiority of the Unit ed readers there are unscrupulous t.ative chai. In the po li ti cal clear weapons developments," St.atee and of the Soviet Union, ' salesmenin the area trying to and mili ta ry si tua ti on and con- the Congress said. "Especia lly w hich was among 94 countires :." unload fü'e detection devices, tested the Indian cla im that It it wi ll give an ideal excuse to that signed the pact. -..i ' And, they were te lling the was excl usively designed to China and France." ,. India ope n ed its first atomic ''1' prospects it was the law to have 'serve peiceful purposes. The only nations now known po wer sta tion in Jan ua ry 1970 . them Installed In the homes. "We have always maintained to have nuclear weapons are with American assistance. Well, it's nut a law. i - ___ But what bothers inc is that in —'I-' trying to work with a family which ha ppened to read the ________ - ________ ______ column and reported the InI cident to us, we were to learn ______________________ there really isn't a thing that ___________________________________________ - .. C ould be titir. JACKSONVILLE, 1' IAP~ f A boy has told a . ,, judge that he intentionally ran Area deaths ...........6A Editor"I comment 4A If the customer wants to pay do wn and killed a hitchhiker on . Horoscope ....... hA Bridge ..............hA more than $1,000 for a unit a dare from other teen-agers l" . .4,, Ca lendar .............6A Hospital notes ........6A V'A~ which normally sells for $50 or jo%Tldjng In his car. !4 National news Classified ads 4C-CC $75, ticits up to LhCIII. As far as Jallies Allen Scarborough .- -. -. Commcs ......... ... hA Society ............ 113-48 misrepresenting what is and made the statement Friday to Sports ............ 8A1OA Crossword puzzle HA what i.sn'ta law ... well, it would Circuit Judge John Cox. 41( S ta te ................. 6/i Dear Abby ...........hA be mighty tough to prove what Scar bo rough pleaded guilty to ..,V'.`,~. I World news ...........7A Dr. Crane ........... hA was actually said in a court of second-degree murder and Cox Law! sentenced him to life in prison. 6 He told Cox that dares by the -• others in the car prompted him . here again, In my mind, we to run down Jerry B. Penamon, 'M'have ano th er "flap" being . 50, of Denver, Cob., about 3:05 generated AFTER THE FACT! am., on March24 as Penamon AWARD WINNING NEWSMEN low 12:19 a.m., 12:23 P.11k Partly Cloudy today. It Is this same department stood on the shoulder of a road, (FROM 14 TO R': herald staffers Mark Weinta, Chris Nelson and J Port Canaveral-high 6:00 Highs in upper 80's, which advocated the fire Cox said it was one of the a.m., 6:45 p.m.; low 12:06 Itichards 11;1%-e %%-on a public service award from the Florida Society of Variable winds mostly detection units In the first most heinous crimes he ever am., 12:19 pin, News[)apet- Editors, for theirvries exposing the faults of the electrical from the Southeast and place heard of. gusty to 15 miles per how', industry in Seminole County. The award, most prestigious in the anUnfortunately, adequate "You did It out of meanness C LO Mrs. Cart said she went to the house Friday. Leaks Hit - Legal Notice Logo Notice n Mary Carr, 52, told police her daughter lived In the house and allowed five persons who arrived at 2 a.m. Friday to spend the night after they offered to pay $100. Did Patty Die? d a J oins ( irc Ie Of Nuclear Nations I say as she was taken away to an ambulance. She was not Identified and appeared to have suffered gunshot wounds. Watergate ______ 091VArio Five Parents Wait: - 0 AMMAN, Jordan (Al') — ful?" she nervously asked her wife of King Hussein's uncle, Urnm Mohammed, an old. neighbor, a stone carver. "Oh, Sherif Nasser Ben Jamil. "UnA wrinkled Bedouin woman from dear, I don't know what my til the very last minute I was the north Jordan village of Souf, husband is going to think about afraid they would not take part." had never seen an American me being on television." The Crafts Council is a volun. She need not have worried. luxury hotel before, but there ________ Motary body esta blished In May ..L she was in the Jordan In- The next morning Abu "Conic (JUt with your hands up. The house is surrounded. " Two minutes later, a police. man fired a tear-gas shell into the house and immediately drew a volley of fire from semiautomatic weapons inside the yellow stucco building at 146 E. 54th St. "It was a war, no other way to describe it," said Police Commander Peter Hagen, summing up the action that followed. The siege was televised live in the Los Angeles area, About an hour after the first shots were fired, thin tongues of flame suddenly shot from windows and the eaves of the HILLSBOROUGH, Calif. (AP) Behind the walls of their white stucco mansion, Randolph and Catherine Hearst waited through the night to learn if their kidnaped daughter Patricia was among five persons killed in a shootout with Los Angeles police. "The feeling inside th Hearst home is that it's over," family spokesman John Lester said late Friday night. "Nothing has been confirmed either way, although the Hearsts have a direct line to the FBI and have been in touch all day. "The family really didn't expect it to end this way," Lester said. "We just hope to God that Patty is somewhere else." Ir Craftsmen _________ _____________________ L I ijjAwliiillllllli LA Battle K'6ills After Nil lit, %tifeguards are *not taken Into Possible thundershowers consideration .,.on behalf of the little guys and gals who find it tough enough to eke out a living without 1M'lmlg bilked. with lows in upper 60's to low 70's. Daytona Beach tides. high 6:25 am., 6:56 p.m.; Obituary I DCtilS on Page ) SODERBIOM, Mr. ('ourtmw'-ot Sanford - with a complete disregard for life," he told Scarborough. "You were cold and cool, knowing full well what you were doing.'' - ..' .. - __ nual contest, was announced Saturday. This award follows another Herald victors' pr esented two weeks ago to Herald writer Donna Estes from the Greater Orlando Press Club for her story about the Longwood Medical ('link'. RONALD ZIEGLER ther decisions about making Informatlon available to the com- mittee." The Judiciary Committee has been told by White House lawyers that it will get a response by Monda y to its request for e vi dence relating to the ITT antitrust settlement and political co ntribu tions from the dairy Industry. commIttee also has subpoer&aed 11 addi tional Watergate tapes for delivery by Wednesday. The White House hassalditwoujdnotdeiver any more Watergate tapes. Ziegler said N Lxcn ta lked Fri. day at Key Biscayne wi th key staff aides about committee proceedings but would give no details, In other Watergate-related de velopments: —C. G. "Bebe" Rebozo has a letter from former Commerce Secretary Maurice H. Stans acknowledging receipt of a secret contribution given to Rebozo by the bead of the Winn-Dixie food chain, a source said. The Senate Watergate cornmittee has been Investigating $50,000 given to Rebozu In 1972 by A. D. Davis, vice chairman olWtnn..Dlxle Corp. The Washington Post has reported that the comm.ttee had been told the money never reached Nixon's campaign organization. The Senate Judiciary CornmiUee postponed hearings on Nixon's norrinatlon of Earl J. Silbert., the original Watergate pr osecutor, to be U.S. attorney for the tk?trict of Columbia, I,-.71 i.ti'1 �_ - - - - - - 2A-The Sanford Herald T- - Good ZwAke _t U Samaritan Continues Mercy M iss ion against the glare I 0 , ~~= Herali Staff Writer - / P1 ==T- - -T _ - _____ I. -J I - J=-_i-- T -- - I -- ______ - _ --- lwl , .- On the way home Ruby would she Is the founder and away I had a feeling about that "I got such vibrations of the gather more flowers to brighten president, brings food, shelter little church" spirit in that place Oh, my up her own room In the tiny afldlovingcar-etothepOor,the 1 place hauunnted tier. Her Lord"sbeezclaimedjo)fully frame house on 13th street homeless and (tie aged. And Rest Haven, a child (ii/ husband threatened to send her It was the half-dozen mem where she li,ed with care facility on Olive Avenue, j., home to her mother if she didn't hers of the Church of Our Lord mother maintained by Mother Wilson lease it be, and her mother Jesushoconceiedtheideaol She always woke early In the and her husband, Timothy, , fretted at the disgrace to the the Good Samaritan Home. It bright light of the Florida dawn, a kindergarten and family If her daughter were to was those same devoted and liked to lie In bed con- for children of working leave the church of her members who raised the first teinpiating her flowers as she motlers. childhood for some strange $500 dollars for the original listened to the world tromping place back in the soods frame building by selling seen off to a new di4's work in "It's the beginning of the Leaning forward confiding1y, and 15-cent pencils with the street below. Samaritan Home that I '''' 0 0 - 1A#)I - those babies cry, Mania." as she remembered back hall a Lord so close," she struggled to Today the children along 13th century, Mother Wilson mur. put the experience Into words. RUBY LEE WILSON railroad track in the wake of Mother Jones' rapid pace. Street and in the neighborhood mured her story. nearby no longer cry all day It centered around a little from the voice on my face, unheeded. The old and sick and lime-washed church hidden __•i . c . j I' T-- ------ = ¶. - __: * _____= -1 -- r- -- __ - -- - I! ---' - -1I-1 - ___________________________ I . . - - fairs by the light of burning auto tires, and organized neighborhood wiener roasts to raise money. I . ' , " . 11 I % f . . %* it . ".1 4 1MM _ - -1 ..'~ i .'. -- I) p ________ t~t754 ,__ I -. __ -_ k '! __ ____ -- The solunteer teacher at Rest even a foreign exchange time Goodness knows W,w, - - --- 4WP: mine." IN 1. I -_ -_ -.--~-_ 1 -A . _____ . BY JOSEPH MILL BORWN earlier immortal TheHeraidSenrices ogu ,ub ov, a nomad 0 diverse passports, was the TALLAHASSEE, Fla (AP) Unless you live in a con- - Trask said the main push this session was to better regulate dominium or mobile home, it appears the Florida Legislature won't be doing much for you this year in the way of consurner protection. Compared to the 1973 session w hen the legislature passed a the warranty and hapection Procedures for mobile homes and cut out abuses in the con. dominium industry. "nose two areas probably rank as the top categories we as legisla tors still receive corn- that supplied housing for 12 ' minion Floridians. One measure to set minimum tie-down standards statewide hasalreadypmed both houses and been signed into law by Gov. Reubin Askew. Several House-passed measures in. volving factory i ns pections of __:_E=_ __ landmark Unfair Trade Act, Landlord Tenant Act and a plaints about," Trask said, The condominium bill, mobile homes and stiffer warranty requirements for dealers In a telegram to Moscow, he package of land regulation laws requiring full disclosure in and manufacturers are pending the International Chess chose a few short but pertinent Federation ) about a new rule words to renounce his scheduled for the world citizenship on the assumption, championship match in June, no doubt, that it was not as 1975. Important as the necessity to If Bobby fischer fails to show play chess wherever and aimed at unscrupulous real es. tate 551STfl&I, this session has rather quiet on the consumer front, 'There hasn't been as much for consumer legis- purchase contracts, has passed both houses and has gone to conference committee to Iron out dces I am very confident we are going to end up with a strong in the Senate up on the first day of the match, whenever he chose. lation this year as last," says bill that will effectively reh, u. Another major consumer bill, declares FIDE, his title will be Some of the most memorable forfeited. The FIDE meeting words (especially in the light Sen. Alan Trask, 1)-Fort Meade and chairman of the Senate late the industry,' says Sen. George Firestone, D-Miami, was held in Amsterdam, but the latter-day events) were those Consumer Affairs Committee. prime sponsor of the measure Chess is reputedly the most Soviets' pride and joy in the silent of games. This may be post-Revolution era. In 19 he one reason why many women was refused entry at the Italian prefer W*e, although biblical border to play at a tournament history reminds us that f4st in Merano unless he abandoned there was the word. Russian his passport. II' t therefore,Apparently Boul tiiatL7ore'a 'cn se thought for one or two . has been selected word has minutes come down from on high (FIDE - PSC rate increase hearings. A Companion measure, also awaiting Senate action, would expand the PSC from t1wee to five members to ease the work. load for existing commission. lawmakers say. -The Little FTC in one fell swoop covered a lot of abuso we have been seeing including auto repairs, advertising and service contracts," Firestone ers. said. Or consumer measures in various stages in the legislative However, Asst. Atty. Gen. Rod Tennyson, who is charged pipeline would permit phar. with prosecution of offenders, macists to dispense drugs by generic names as a way to cut prices, license small loan cornpanies a nd req uire car and imppliance salesmen to supply in. for ma tion on how much power says the legislature has failed this year to come up with the necessary funding that will pu t real teeth Into the act. creating an advocate for the Public Service Commission, their items would state funds for each.of Florida's cleared the House but it's fate is tviisumer legislation was not nsors say they are optimisc that the Senate wil l act in time for the bills to become law this session. One reason more extensive I A chess is a universe of words, quality, and he reminded his job. Peter W. Rodino is one of streets of an adjacent black The seniority system gave some of thein quite poetic. At a guests that'*e are also a small those men. ghetto. Rodino this job and the fact that tournament in Netanya, Israel, nation that has existed for 4,= is He has been in Corigress over he got it caused some to repeat 65 on Juivt 7, Rodino, to be the mayor welcomed the years by virtue of its quality." players to his city which he referred to as "hostess" (not LODZ. POLAND-1907 "host") of a great event G Rotlewl A famous example of th e Akiba Rubinstein appropriate words occurred at QUEEN'S GAMBIT a tournament in Carlsbad, In DECLINED" 1901. The brilliant Akiba Rubinstein needed only a draw 1. P94 against the mediocre Heinrich 2. N-KB3 Wolf to win the tournament; a 3. P-K3 loss would give the first prize to 4. FBI Hungary's Geza Maroczy. 5.N-B.3 Understandably enough, 6.PxBP prisingly, the latter rejected it 12. BxP and ordered Wolf to play on 13 B-Q3 Soon' thereafter Rubinstein 14. Q-K2 passed up a chance to win. 15 0-0 swept up the pieces 16. NiN Lntead, he an d declared the game a dr,aw. 17. P-84 "Min't you see the win?" W IS. P-K4 admirers asked tin 19 P K.ir Of replied 20. K-Ri Rubintern grandly. "Bu t w ith - - -""' t't " '':-',', wi ll It, not when he with it. 23.PxQ its possible that Alexander 24 QxR Solzhenitsynmlghthavegatten .Q-N2 afewerbahideasfrwnan.Reaigns Stopped ,,% group includes eastern House Judiciary chairman, thrust members from New York, Rodino Into the committee's Pennsylvania and New Jersey leadership. , who ride the train to The self-educated tough guy OCHOPLE, Fla. (AP) Washington on Tuesday from Newark (he obta ined his hermit of the Everglades sa ys morning and head ba ck home la w degree from the New heno longer feels free to skinny Thursday afternoon. Jersey Law School) has fooled dip in his canal to he's put his - ' - - I BiP Hermit f * - - -. ,, - .I I 17 i~_ - zf_~: - , - - " cypress head to form a garden WASHINGTON (AP) The which set up the commission a B-N3ch N.N5 of rare plants ano flowers He says he thought he ,j U.S. Consumer Product Safety year ago. mnissicin has ottd 1 to 2 A hon n Sui' and do's. th atttcannotbwmhigh.tarciga. health, a Washingtom-based ' l ence where he could R47 th rettesunder el%Oflavjrdous anti.snmokinggroup,Ierrnedthe rroond himself with t BiBeh Act. Substances commission deusion "Incorrect y" R-B$ Thebadbnuaht in a and premature." twiCtiflthepimStfeWweekjand too many people sft by to aft petition filed Feb. "Taking such precipitous acFrank E Ms, iUt , his subtropical to life," says Gordon, 37. (r . 'N, / courage and skill in his Job, medical students and doctors to . Anmican Public Health As. tion on a vital ='ter affecting som;e even pick his fkwm. Valve-b the public health ' without bene. 'I got robbed twice. They "12tion. IV possibility of the ban had fit of a public hearing was conKEY WFSr. Fla- (APi -Po. day. It was not discovured until took my ah- rifle. It was just a of those been raised last Augu3t by lice say varodals drained 160.000 Fridaytrative proc-edure ani a very "Ohriously. whoever did this 11tUe things that get you mad," 1111chard 0. Simpsor gallt,w of oil valued at $37.810 bad omen for constuners rely. slon chairman. Simpson out ofsuragetzinkatthe City was trying to hurt the system- he says, ing on the commis sion ." said director I call it a deliberate act of Eleethe Svsttrn hi!:e. %TiIdPn tay: hell I.L -,I.h,. said It was an oper. question John Bartzhaf, of the Bill Cates, (vaipany man- sabotage," Cates said. pr6cecAs Irom the sale of his whether the conunissloa could ager, said vandals removed Cates said the oil was trapped land and flowers to take a va. act against cigarettes under the groupbolts from a valve Ihat could in a diked area by another vel ve clition, Then, he says, it,3 ba& hazardous substances act, detie said his group probably only have been cpened with which prevented the spill from to the swamp -where no oft spite the specific exclusion of will ask the commission to re. Whaco products by the Con. consider its decision and hold a special tOCJt$. Engineers figure becoming a dIsaster and can find me. I'll leave rn' surner Product Safet laughing in t he the valve was open ed p-5. flowing into the channel, Act, public hearing 3 / / 0 death." IlLS soft, "In the ideal teaching situ- Clinic, Georgetown University, flesh-like chest rises and a student who is curious," '-I 'g' U k' \ I 91 \2 'N. 110y (1 14 EACi4 NEJALLV. 4 OTHER WMDs cAcm J - PING OF TWELVE BLOOM ______ p- -_ - W c. ,11~`11~ -, 11 "1 ii 2 -- > CW NLWGERS mX ALREACH BEEN POSITIONrLD AAD,;w THE 'THREE RINGS. rT is oug cHAL_ LENGE To _ ARRANCA THE FINAL SEVEN NUMBERS (,v' .. f - - V - - - ' "'__ RiI1G5, - - - - ISolutton .L~ __ _ -~` ~____ * - age A)l - T- I - --r -- _ - (RLOPPHJ:.t - - - ~ __ - \\ _____ C A A yo " __ '.':'- 2 =.= M-=-- ~ I __________ .--__ _::::-_=_., _:.__-___ ~ __ __ - __ ~_ __ :~_ _____1 . =~ --=::_ __ :.-= =___Z _= .I I S (1401(11 ' - - - BIack&Decke %' ' ': - S CORDLESS ELECTRIC - GRASS SHEARS SA, 4 I I - SIONDAY NIAY20 - GARDEN HOSE - - Applesauce - Juice Bars Rolls, Milk. Butter ~ . ~_.:* .; (, j., Beef A ROM Green Peas Ar _. = __ ______ 1499 88c es .== `__7 - f' TUESDAY MAY 21 GALAXY T -10 c ,J ' i) 1, '.ort 10 Inch *, f 1 1 . i PO FAN - 89 1'c ---- - - T R A DI TIONAL 9 I 199 -- REG L:- . ~~= _=_ I-= =__ _= Z:_ -_~_::~_ __=_ - - I KODAK 30 - 1 COMPLETE , _~_= - ______ = 1. THUIthDAY MAY23 ' j 0 , - __ I ;~ __ ~_ I ft I ____ '! -- - ', [ - - - - - 'L.- - 99c - - - G I RE( ç, ' -Vi- -- ___ ~ Frankfurters Scalloped Pota toes '.- Tossed Salad Fruit Crisp Rolls, Milk, Butter I 44 - _ % y ____W, I - ;I I 10 - 1~ 4 i - I I - - - 01R! 3 - . ~ 1 - . - - 59; 89€ '- /1" __ I. SILKEN DELIGHT I MILK BATH U 77 ""-' --------- - § IO1PiiG LEGS 3 POSITR'I GRILL 1 = '' %MEMO[ IN BOWL 22 IN TALL flAflftAftIII UMflD RILL 18 - - _t& - " 9 ~ql -= - c' \, Mi - WITHOUT ASPIRIN § - UMBRELLAS I- RI[)AY MAY21 - * - I LADIES Whipped Potatoes Fresh Tomatoes - - - - I Baked Dessert - - -. - Tuna Salad ia'j - .......1. I... Rolls, Milk, Butte r - .... 88 116 99 Jello With Fruit i - - I I lUi __ *MEN 0- M __ .. . i, llk~=_ - . - - .--- -Nk Zi = ~mfi%~~ - ~ X - we OUNNUIC0111 4 It.., , i 2,!& - __ - t k .~ k - - 'N Z_- .---_ .. ~~_~ ~ ~ - BEST OF SHOW NEW16 % " J ;J : A , t9 1 --- E ~__ 0 -=---: --,-.=,=_ MOWER PLAYING CARDS Cole Slaw - - - - ROTARY . ECKERD Green Beans - - / 4 BLACK&DECKER nole unc _ -_~______ -__~ -. ~.:--_ --____:_--~~_=..: __-=~ --___ ELECTRIC ___'_ ~~ __ Pizza _1 - ' :,~__.~_ 1`__~~_~__ - __ _J , FEVER _-- winner, Cindy Cadoret, a junior at Lyman. ' ~If - WEDNESDAY MAY22 ' - : ___ . - ~___ -_:-__ c ". __-:"-- _ ___ ___=_~ __ .__ - ~_ _Z'_____== ____ __ --- department's students. Shown admiring the Best of Show, a mosaic, are from left, Susan Alabie and Barbara flicks, art teachcrs; and top NOTE: SEVERAL BLOCKS OVERLAP INTO TW Oct -MWZ CFFEP.EN1' _~~' - \, Butteri foils, milk, Butter - LYINIAN HIGH School Sidewalk Art Show was a high point for the art To COMPLETE T14E CIRCWT. _____ - ____ _____ 66 UNSCE 1E( Baked Dessert (OaL-,Peanut - A~_ '16 :~~_,~~, ~~__ Hamburger on Bun Buttered torn Broccoli . 11 23 ___,_= _. ____ -__,:~_ - _ - , ' ..' .T I - , 'We're still working out the _ family" that iflCiuue5 wild COULD BE ThE GEAT.[iT NUMeCR PzL ON EARTH. B'? lO5ITtOI'4ING TW HU',8ER5 zi mm.i TW1.NT'W,..\ SVN IN TI.0 81.00(5 ON ,' \ Ti1 111R RING CIRCUIT, \Øfl\ ff15 P05$IBLETOpi Gordon still considers Harvey -- ------_--______ he has found a way to keeP p Pe8 peace In a comm ' Also T-4I5 V(PY WrLL _______ ___ jIfC SURE ' U'-' Li 'IU representing two families, are from left, Eddie Esch, Rick Duncan, Kenny Duncan, Rob Esch and Ronnie Duncan . 4diagnose heart ailments. ation, you have a patient with Emory University and Duke And while Harvey may be a an interesting problem, a within tile next 9 to 12 months robot, he's certainly no dummy. teacher with a bent for teaching for evaluation. . \ 7 I I demonstrate the step-by-step as experimental, and plans to 3 R INC 2CIRC PK N N W /I' - A - Harvey is a life-like manikin transition of a healthy heart dispatch models of the manikin developed by Gordon to train into a diseased organ. to medical schools at the Mayo - I __ "lie dies and I bring him back periencing heart failure or . ' : K1 DEODORANT . dgsapw .~7 - . -_ _;_!F-_.~ '! I --- - I .- - S _________________________________ Commission Can't Ban Tars - . home up for sale and plans 10 might prepare himself for fame w ho felt he was a nobody, exmove deeper Into the swam p, and 4 He has not done so. proving what we like to think is : awesome responsibility. cept per ha ps a most partisan of E*cept for a few procedural possible with all men born In I Itsgettmngtoopqjbljchere, ITII'f 't1)INO Now, however, he has the 1)einocrats. votes in the early organization the American tradition. pp sas Leon Wtiilden The fame and he is handling his e has fooled those who H make any criminal conduct phase of the Judiciary Corn- Regardless of background and P-QU4 people are beginning to drive awesome resporilbility far sought unsuccessfully tc stick. He still li five blocks mittee's investigation, Rodino reputation, he is rising to the ., fil e crazy. R-QI better than anyone ever discredit him by linking him from the ghetto where he was has found a way to bring alniost OCCUBion of an extremely B-N2 WIdWen, a nauve Floridian Imagined. He is the chidmizin of with New tion In N-K4 with an engineering degree, BLN miioed into the swamp=" )ears _____________________________________________ built'a clapboard 0, shack B-132 Rg and filled in much of his 1~-acre ~ - __ .- ~__ t__ : - __~- __ - __ - -___ - . 4, - SUN, A rock group, all Lyman high School students, presented a free concert recently at Lyman auditorium. The five-member group, 893 QR-Bl - - _ - - - - Dr. Michael Gordon, an asso. rate heart ailments, both corn- flight simulator, enabling contribution to medical educadate professor at the Univer- mon and rare, physicians to study rare car- tion." rhl,'k I Of Miami School of The internal sounds o,f a u1• d" U was developed Harvey , cine, calmly advised the Mu- eased heart and the associat'.'4 seldom encounter. manly through the cooperation dents where they had gone external movement of the "Even the most experienced of International Telephone and wrong and told them not to chest, arteries and viens are cardiologist hasn't seen all dis- Telegraph Corp. worry about the patient, who sychronized to within a fraction eases," Gordon says. "The Sims known to the students only of a second. medical profession understands as Harvey. In the training of medical now that there must not only be Harvey's death was nothing students, Harvey can be pro- certification of ph)sicians but e mi new to Gordon. Harvey has died grainmed to duplicate exactly recertification and continuing before and he will die again. the symptoms of a patient cx- education." Hutchinson of arW he has shown . f,4 i-= I MIAMI (AP) Despi te the and falls. His heart beats. His Gordon says. "With the nuts and bolts," Gordon says. frantic efforts of a group of viens and arteries pulsate numnikin, we can put it all "We're putting in integrated ppedical students, the patient's Harvey's nervous system is a together." circuitry and improving the heart beat became steadily computer which enables him to Harvey also can be used by realibility. weaker, his chest heaved one duplicate the murmurs, hisses, veteran doctors in the same "But I have high hopes this la3t time and he died. thwiips and gurgles of 50 sepa- way astronauts and pilots use a concept can make a genuine - ' - JOHNSON BABY POWDER - _____ L founded his critics and friends assachetts and Elizabeth alike with Ids caution, his Holtzman of BrooklynpI ussuc patience, his compassion and arch Re blic conservatives his willingness to compromise. as ia David O IIJLUIIflS and It had been expected that he I "'ies Wiggins of Orange would ride roughshod over the County, California. committee in the most - -- -r __ .-------- O ____ Pati'D ent 'L ives, Dies' For Students - • after, but he's going to amount to something," she said. In "amounting to something" in the highly charged Inestigation of the Nixon - - through Thursday Club." This Emanuel Celler, veteran ' Vandals Open- Oil , o 14-ox. THERMMETER.W.. mother saw In him in early repudiating the obKmrvaUon of childhood (she died when he one House member that, was f our). "Peter needs looking "Frankly, Peter is scared to • P-Ql P.K3 P-QB4 N-QB3 Maroczy had a few words of 7. P-QR3 advice for Wolf. ("Play with S. P-QN4 courage!") But after 15 moves 9. B-N2 Ile got cold e't 2nd offered Rubinstein a d'aw. Sur. 11 i pS fill years and has been what the an often said criticism of the British would call a "back system by which length of bench" representative, one service alone decides who seldom seen and almost never heads the important corn heard Until recently he was a mittees in Congress The 1972 member of the "Tuesday primary defeat of Rep I SUPER SPECIAL! • -T"hat was really the key to now rising to the promise his - , ., r 1 We r _____ _~__Z____ __~ _~ ____ -= ,__=__: _____ - - - -------------- FREE ROCK CONCERT -. state attorneys to hire consumer counsels has been killed, Circumstances have a way of tough streets of that neigh. evidence on the impeachment DeCarlo, a convicted exBut, mostly he has been Edward silent struggle over the board, example of the superiority of elevating some men to fill a big borhood and even tougher of President Nixon. tortionist, but nobody could anonymous in the House, just Michigan, , I L. - Handl'io ng Job Well ouGuy " "4 1. , ut ____ DUSTING POWDER ..59 __ I - APRIL SHOWER Z- . I - _________ - w .. lie said a proposal t supply - I-ol, _. j -- "But last year put us so far in the Senate, news dispatch less certain in the Senate. caine, spoken at the prize-giving pushed this year was that the enforcing the Little FTC and WQ In the mobile home field a significantly, out of Moscow. ceremonies of the 1964 Chessahead of the rest of the nation in The measure, which has 1973 Unfair and Decepi.e lost the battle, Tennyson said. this field, that all we had to do package of bills was introduced There is something failed to pass the last three Turning Trade Practices Act od ed m el "it seve rely limits what we will ." -' " W53 up U i05 to better reg regulate the about those brave little words,, to the Soviet team the then e In1 uus )ears, w public would create a PU after the Federal Trade Cornbeab' • uO now. as if by declaring Fischer a prime minister, Dave Bens Gurion, explained in Rus'aln nonchampion will the Russian ever make anybody else beli eve ("a language I ha ven't used for it. Muhammad All was right to 58 years") that, while he was claim the larger share of the happy the victors represented purse for a match wi th George the great world powers, he was T Foreman. The latter may be the especially pleased that the champion on paper, but All Is world champion, Tigran the product of an Italian. the House Judiciary Corn- his notorious Essex County "clean" while many of those committee. He has won full By JOHN PINKERMAN the one Who draws the people. Petrcisian, was of a small nation 7te Herald Services American ghetto of Newark and mittee, a group of 21 Democrats Democi-atic machine. iie was near his political base have cooperation from the ranking And that's the way It is in the (Armenia). his background has been of the and 17 Republicans sifting linked with Angelo (Gyp) gone to jail. Republican member, Rep. world of chess. Despite the It was, said Ben,Gurion, an '.IJlIl)IWU&I it,. - ~ ----= __ __ ==--.- --:I-_.:, - i , \ . I . ~, 0 A ., - acts as a broad mission la ' " to wne11a1 - ~__ - ____:_~=:~~____ :____ ___ - ~ . - ___ t(' fl . I 1.1..-.~;. -; 1;; ", ~_*.%..;.,. I Ion counsel under legislative con Mo,'I- o represent consumers a (j _ -- = / - , I - t t-i -. - :, 1 - _ ___ f 'it- 1 - _ Li LOTION OZ. 4 * =_& ra I ' ___ _ _____ __ - 111 ~) - .g H Ic ar -; SANFORD'S GOOD SAMARITAN L islature Qui*et On Consumer Pr For Chess It - I I - AEG - CHESS - - 1. - gathered up under her wing. ~ - 1. -I _ ) I I)rf . S SUNTAN I . -ra - . , -- SEA & SKI -1 ff, ~- *_ __= . - I- # I ~\ certification next month. And __ , Pu5 10 l4' prices, _~~ - - .... ____~: .. __________ - 4AI i . $ . S , 10 4 . - ' t %_ ;' - _k•-'•1 ______ - - = --- - I ,; __ wow, sg;g~ -_ = I I _: -, WiT peanuts, held Saturda; night ' - _______ 1-7 1 , - I _~ 'i .V ______ ______ - ~m ' SUPER SPEC/ IAL! ' .-: -_ -- -- - __,__J- 1 Wilson "Those were good times." - I' 'iiliiy - 1- - S .# ---- - -"- - - ,. "I like opened up. I could see new Good Samaritan Home. homeless and unloved, and America up there all at one visit from a pastor's wife had stumbled across the place that church in the woods." = - - - - viev also sol(l fish and - T -- ______ _______________________ ________________________ - The hot Florida sun beat them would pause and urge, only bright spot In their week a west of town. Mother Wilson And I k new I would ha% e tu go to Haven geLi her kindergarten student or two have been they talkabout -but they're all down and tile children squinted "Come on, Ruby Lee," and a -- - burned the mortgage on the Ever) now and then one of lonely no longer mark as the way back In the woods to the the Lord's sork in all things 10r 1111111111 111111 1 1 1 1 111111111111 ____ - Times aren't so bad now, "It was like could feel the heat either. A week ago the WIlson., I, Mother Jones "Mama,"ahe'd say at break. her lap, a faraway expression urg fast., "I can't stand the way steallngacrossherunllnedface "I could feel the solce of the 40t. It Ii r'2 fo Good ' $ 'V ,_ ET 4 __ --_- - (5 -10 N 1,,e Mother Wilson asked softly. 0 go A _ As always, against the dull cherish most," Mother Wilson "You know what they I i t ' thud of heavy boots in deep explained. thought ... ? " She paused ' dramatically, then gave a sand as the men and women of It_________ _____ tree I tra iled b y Sir leeful chuckle. -They thought U ndkoran Iu yard of 's crazy" She smothered her jobs in the vegetable wash the breezy 0-1 el -Inside the building her delighted laughter behind both houses, Ruby could hear the , ., -tf 1% I "i I Young Charges were sleeping hands... Mother Wilson distressing wall of infants left p , 11 11, '. A I le ,__1 two ;0P I q %& alone all day in the care of their Off the early afternOOn heat in described her awakening to the .: I _% ~ ;-: __= their rows of tiny cots. ~~ -- call of the Church of Our Lord sisters. __ _ ~_ Hands folded peacefully in Jesus in an earnest, almost - - . - - L E i- DAY nedng c Mother Wibonhas just enjoyed off the inetal rails. They hugged eager black face shiny with band of little girls. farm on First Street where she clothes and put her trunk on the another Mother's Day inun- the plumcolored Rest Haven the forest shade at the edge of perspiration behind a huge dated with greetings from her building, Mother Wilson said Ruby Lee Wilson it back of her husband's thert and her husband lived The band of little girls the railroad ciearing, sprinting bunch of violets and buttercupi. Wilson the O neighborhood trouped along the Sanford periodically to keep up with the greying woman with the home. Waifs :nd strays, tht had G e rman y , thiopia would send her home. "I'll Just "Just getting flowers for ___ them old sick people," she'd gentle voice and merry chuckle , r !; %; 1 "No streets, No lights, No leave the old trunk in the has seen to that. middle of 13th Street if Mum, water back there," she recalled I ;rAa -_ explain, holding up her wild I- __ ; The Good Samaritan Home ust doesn't want me," she resolved, slowly, "and the pews were j nosegay for admiration. .; I on Mulberry Avenue, of which old celery boards. But right and marched off into the woods. I. . . Sunday, May 19,1974-3A fuum 11E .8 - i - - 0 0@ By JEAN PATTESON ___ __ *_ -: The Sanford Herald - - I L Sunday, May 19, 1974 Sanford 's - 1 . -- Film - .J * rin ".;a - - I .u,,sbouO;oltb1 i"f wh,tt' film developt-ci and TODAY AND EVERYDAY s Wrn up your dt'it'lopv f,lri odak ;'t '.nm, buy two 'oils of KOdoOICt and whole f1 fr file b J K Film Lt bOU l)iti ' LIGHTER FLUID ~I - =-- =_ = I - .:' - . -' I 9 ' IVIT tusiH - 1 __ _ __ I C I - �4A—The Sanford Herald Sunday, May 19, 1974 Editorial Civil Rights Gurney Owes Gets Over 'The Hump Truth To People We have been following with to federal housing contracts. more than casual Interest the All this is, of course, very appearance of one of our United Interesting coming as It does on States Senators, Ed Gurney, the heels of accusations of before various Grand Juries illegal activities on the part of around the state. Florida's education corn. Sen. Gurney proved to be missioner, insurance cornsomething less than a dogged missioner, comptroller and, seeker of the truth during the depending on tomorrow's Watergate hearings. His per- headlines, Heaven knows who lormance hasn't improved else. much of late. We have enough faith In this Just as he seemed more in. country's system of justice to terested in protecting President feel confident that all these Nixon and his associates during charges will eventually be the hearings he now seems sorted out and Sen. Gurney more Intent on saving himself exonerated or convicted on the than taking the people of basis of the evidence uncovered Florida Into his confidence. and presented to a jury of his He proclaims his Innocence peers. (We say we are confident almost daily but, curiously, justice will be served because, declines to discuss In any detail in the wake and just what lk, cmisiders hiLn.sli Agnew it is becoming ininnocent of. creasingly difficult to find a Although the case hasn't prosecutor willing to look the come to trial the senator has other way when there is even a admitted receiving — and suspicion of wrong-doing on the failing to report — compaign part of any pttlbic official). contributions when he was not a But until that process runs its candidate. course we think Sen. Gurney That's a rather technical owes the people of Florida an charge which, we are willing to answer to a very simple concede, could have question: represented a problem for the "What happened to the -__ -MAIM iw,.ij or IAJ,LMJ ii,uuo paign committee as such, collected in his name?" Of course, he could have After all the people of Florida ordered the money returned to have entnsted to Sen. Gurney his benefactors, but that would one of the highest honors In its "All set to drop anchor, Uncle!" Tape Transcripts Ruin politician, most of whom would Is it asking too much that we consider their campaigns expect this man to at least tell under-financed If they us what happened to the lS possessed the only key to Fort money? We'll be satisfied with Knox. that for the moment and let theS It is at this point that the story senator make his own case with y WILLIAM A. RUSHER Nixon Moral Authori ty gets a little confusing. Sen. the various grand juries. Gurney has always used the figure of $100,000 when dicusslng this little °'- Jack Anderson It _. /' - :1 The Sanford Herald 0 I 1W Kiassen's Strategy , The Herald Services story under that stirring impact on Mr. Nixon's chances headline carried the by-line of of serving out his tem. We may By DON OA 'Y V -- r (l)9rIl. 1114. b (Ritid Pvilvrr Snd,tiI,. The Herald Services Because she happened to be At the instigation of th e White House, WASHINGTON listed first in a civil rights suit filed by 32 other plaintiffs in Postmaster General Ted Klassen held off postal rate Increases Topeka, Kan., Linda Brown's during the 1972 campaign in order to avoid stirring up voter4 name was to become a discontent against President Nixon. Instead, Klassen cut back on postal workers and caused a household word in America in slowdown of the mails. This developed into a mail debacle after the mid-1950s. the election, wi th Christmas deliveries stacked up days behind It was on May 17, 1954, that schedule and postmasters all over th e country dumping mail on the U.S. Supreme Cour t handed each other. down its unamimous and Yet when Klassen was hauled before the Senate Post Office historic decision in Brown vs. Committee in early 1973 to explain th e postal fo ul-up, he blamed it Hoard of Education, ruling th at all on lila zeal to cut costs. He deliberately misled th e Senate by 'in the filed of ed ucation th e failing to mention the deal he had made with the White House doctrine of 'se parate but equal' tot slash the posta l force ra th er than raise postage prices. has no place. Separate Klassen play ed political pattycake wi th the President's educational facilities are campaign aides, despite the fact that th e Pos ta l Service had been in herently unequal." reorganized as an independent agency for th e specific purpose of Twenty ears alter Linda removing it from politics. Brown won the right not to have In th e past, th e Post Office had often ope rated as a poli tical to walk si blocks to catch a bus irir of the President. But under the reorganization, it was supto take her another 15 blocks to posed to be tota lly free of White House control, much less political an all.black elementary school, mf h ra' P Topeka, ai well a utlicc t1L Tue story of how Klas.scn put politics ahead of po stal service in the nation, is again in trouble is told in a secret White house memo. He was summoned before with the courts and the John Ehrlichman, th en the White house domestic chief. The government precisely because secret meeting was also attended by White House efficiency of this hard-won right of black expert Fred Malek, whose job was to gear government action to children to attend the schools getting President Nixon re-elected. nearest their homes — and Repor ting on th e meeti ng in an April 17, 1972, memo, Malek again because such schools are ed a plan to "cut th e summer employment program and describ usually all black, ve the The issue now is not that of put a freeze on hiring" at the Postal Service. Th is would sa necessi ta ted a rate rise, it was rwise would have he busing to preserve segregation money (hat ot but bus ing to promote in. agreed. "It was the combined judgment of th e assembled group," tegration. wrote Malek, that this "course of action was with in the ra nge of Not everyone considers this political accepta bility." to be progress. that (he freeze on hiring should result in a reported He The persistence of "de facto" reduction by attrition of 5,000 to 6.000 employes per month for the segregation resulting from the next 5-6 months." While tie realized this "substantial number" nation's housing patterns, as would cut into services, he argued this "would seem preferable to distinguished from the "de a rate increase. " jte" segregation that has been abolished from the law, is only Malik suggested another meeting "in about three months to one of the things blacks point to assess progress and to determine actions and their political as evidence that they are still consequences." Three months later, the hiring freeze had cripfar from achieving first-class pled the Postal Service, mail deliveries were bogging down and citizenship. Klassen was making speeches about how he was cutting costs. ' ailbag Ethiopian Fa ine Cri'att"cal But Food Alod Is He/ ing sl '* Just _____ j ____ ________ ance, i ______ __________ 4 - / . _______________ __________ .' terrain . . . . .' . . . . ' ,, -* -s e.a;ry Just . varying 111P -- Parallels 01 Despite tremendous civil I 111 Johnson Impeachment In 1868 Of hi the President crazy, or the subsequent impeachment and conviction on legal had become desperate for the Nixon, has asked to do.) moving Stanton violated the only drunk? I'm afraid his was political, grounds? lit-publican, and the House In January, 1868, the law, Congress insisted, and doings will make us all favor Today, however, lawyers i.mWill the 1974 spring elections Judiciary Committee in Febru- Congress authorized the called this a "high crime or Impeachment."— 1867 editorial mersed in the Nixon impeach. and the modern addition of ary began an investigation into Judiciary Committee to reopen misdemeanor" which is the in Boston Daily Advertiser nwnt proceedings refer to a public opinion polLs inspire his grounds for impeachment. its impeachment inquiry, but on constitutional ground for im. study of the Johnson impeach. own party to turn against him to Johnson handed Congress a Feb. 10, jurisdiction was trans- peachment. By BENJAMIN SHORE ment published last year by save its political hide? clearcut issue with his an- ferred to the Reconstruction The Herald Services Michael Les Benedict, a history Scholars will have to wait nouncernent in August that he Committee. But Johnson's lawyers would professor at Ohio State Uni- until later this year for the had asked for the resignation of argue that a president's term WASHINGTON — There are versity, who writes: answers. If the blouse votes for Lincoln's secretary of war, Johnson again made things was conditional upon his filling a few historical and possibly "Historians should view the impeachment (July is said to be Edwin Stanton, a central figure easier for the pro-impeachment it, and that presidential aplegal parallels between the im- trial ofimpeachment for what it a likely time) and triggers a in carrying out Reconstruction Faction when, on Feb. 21, he pointments ended when the peachment efforts directed by was: not as an attempt by a Senate trial, the verdict should policies, removed Stanton. appointing president was voted the Congress in 1867 and 1868 violent majority to remove an be rendered by November, and That same day, the Senate out of office, resigned or died. In December, 1867, after II toward I'residcnt Andrew innocent president for partisan the parallel-makers can then go months of investigation, the approved a "sense of the Johnson and those aimed at reasons but as one of the great to work. This would be the legal arguJudiciary Committee recoin- Senate" resolution accusing President Nixon today. legal cases of history, in which In the meantime, a quick mended impeachment, but the Johnson of violating a con- ment upon which Johnson's The atmosphere 106 years American politicians demon- review of the Johnson impeach- resolution was defeated by the gressional statute. Senate trial would turn, and ago was decidedly emotional strated the strength of the mnent and trial indicates where full House. argument made difficult by the The next day, the House Re and political, as the Boston nation's democratic Institutions stme comparisons may be law's language having been Although the committee's construction Committee voted deliberately fuzzed to win coneditorial typified. Johnson's by attempting to do what no one made m and other cannot, records are not precise on thiS out an impeachment resolution gressional acceptance a year own Republican Party felt his could justifiably expect them to Johnson, a Tennessee Demo- point, Johnson apparently with unanimous Republican earlier, anti-Reconstruction actions do to give a political officer a crat who remained loyal to the invited to participate, either support citing Johnson's jeopardized the party's political full and fair trial in a time of Union in 1861, convinced the directly or through counsel, but removal of Stanton and his obOn Feb. 24, two days after the future, especially in the up- political crisis." Republican Party to make him there is no indication that he struction of Reconstruction as Reconstruction Committee coming congressional elections. Johnson's impeachment and its vice presidential candidate cared to accept the invitation, his major "crimes." voted for impeachment, the lull Nevertheless, according to trial were preceded by much with Lincoln. When Lincoln was (Today's Judiciary Commitblouse went along and voted for modern historians and con- open political comment, murdered In April, 1865, tee has researched the recor ds The sta tute that turned im- a Sena te trial, stitutlonal scholars, the John- rnLrrong the deep curren ts of Johnson became president. of the 69 previous impeachment peachment into a legal, rather neJ.manê .. èè.,.n.,..ê so . . sJ ,vm — strong su'ong reemings mat uunetea wnime nl.s adop ed party, tthe he investigations — most of them than a political, issue was the which failed by only one vote in American politics in those Northern Republicans, favored directed at federal Judges — the Senate — turned more on postwar Reconstruction days. Reconstruction, Johnson's and found that the trend has Tenure of Office Act of 1867. It said a department head was legal questions. Today's open debate on the southern leanings cast han in been toward allowing the of. appointed for the term of the In the 1868 spring elections, desirability and legality of on- the light of obstructionism. The L"ials' counsels to at least sit in appointing president, Stanton Republicans continued their peaching President Nixon Congress wanted Reconstruc. the co;ninittee hearings, if was appointed by Lincoln, and two-year decline, and their do- provides another parallel. (ion one way, but Johnson went not ask qutstions of witnesses. Johnson was merely filling out teriorating political situation Will Mr. Nixon and his in another direction. This is precisely what James Lincoln's second term, which convinced many scholars that Lawyers stave off impeachment By 1867, the political situation St ('lair, counsel for President ran until April, 1869. Thus, re. U.S. Sprague has remarks, At two emergency centers in Huts seven and eight are for fatalities at the camp have the (amine zone thanks to the, showing their excitement, To When the word spread that and cartridge in his hut. Lw widely separated areas of the adults. Like the children, they fallen to about two a month, help of the Federal Republic of them the helicopter means food and medical supplies had and order? sprawling province, Bati and lie listlessly on mats spread on I saw more than one proof Germany — it takes but a hope." come to Arabati, patients WOLIO PROVINCE, Ethk)- Arabati, I saw for myself how the dirt floor, breathing skele- that, for 'Oh, no," he said. "The most, the relief effort dizzying half-hour. The spearmen quickly flocked in from all around, drought hit the region's wild pia — Along with its other tough things are for the drought tons wrapped in woolly has worked. The day I visited Luftwaffe M. Sgt. Roland unloaded cases of medicines animals as hard as It hit the ha-' troubles, Ethiopia is now suf- victims and the national and in- blankets. the camp some 50 children were hloll, former personal hell- and ran them toward the camp. Atone time the German team man population. The animals fering the worst drought in its ternational relief workers who For all the horror of the noisily playing ball. A few copter pilot to former West At Arabati there are no metal was treating 50 outpatients and prowl everywhere for food. history and this dusty province have come to help them, place, the people at Bati are the weeks before, the camp au- German Chancellor Willy 120 inoatients. Part of the treat. Someone has to scare them houses, a scattering of lies in the heart of the famine Bati, 250 miles north of Addis "lucky" of the district. They thorities told me, they were as Brandt, swung the chopper thatched huts; no communal ment was the feeding of a cornarea. Ababa, is nothing mere than a walked as much as 50 miles to weak and listless as those in over, around and between kitchen, only a few U-shaped pound made of wheat flour, According to Gov. Gen. cluster of corrugated metal reach this forlorn haven. First stones that serve as cooking dried skim milk, and "curate," Legesse Bezou, deaths In Wollo huts in the middle of nowhere, they lived off their remaining IF 06 a protein concentrate. fireplaces. province alone since the Yet, it represents "home," and cattle, then their seeds for "But we never 71 had enough Despite it shabby appeardrought began early last year even luxury, to some 1,700 planting, finally, leaves and (I Arabati is a med ical food or medicine for everyone," are numbered In scores of emaciated drought victims, grass. OF 1. camp, o ne of six staffed by West Dr. Brin kman said. "Only the thousands. most of them women and V "Yes, be lieve it or not, they __________ acute cases could be treated. German doctors arid nurses, "We've received a lot of help children. all got here on their two feet -, Four tents serve as hospital The rest had to fend for themand relief Food," he told me in Bati is one of the shelter when word spread that there / wards for pa tients affl icted se lves." Dessie, the provincial capital. centers set up by th e Ethiopian was a camp that could give Alum with such diverse maladies as "But the difficulties of government for the undernour- them shelter and at least Many of the people, almost all distributing it have been ished inhabitants of the something to eat," said Assat marasmus, kwashiorkor, nomads, chewed stalks of tuberculosis, malaria, sorghwnor pounded it between enormous," surrounding region. Their Belal, the lawyer-turned-civil. pneumonia, typhus and sto nes into a powder be Wollo is almost completely misery, by no inearis ended, servant who runs the camp. __________ _____ fore ,_ dysentery. without roads and much of the was compounded initiall y by gulping it down. The death rate "During the worst of th e Surrounded by mountains, was 300 per thousand Is wild and riiountajn- lack of hwnan foresight, drought we had 3,000 here. You among I 41W I. Arabati sits on the upper fringe adults and adolescents, ous. "We never had a disaster of can imagine our difficulties. twice , of the drou ght area. To the that for infants when the camp ''Just getting the relief such magnitude before,'' a Now most of the men, c ho (' ,. 'uth stretches a vast desert. was set Supplies to the emerg ency government spokesman told seemed to recover quickest, are 'M up last April. Thanks to Before the drought, Arabati the centers has been our biggest me. "We were caught corn- out looking for work or hope to Germans, It l.a now down to NIWI me h1w II lUau V was the market for some o) three or four deaths a day. 19 " V CIltrIi LW Cilf.SlM problem," Bezou said. pletely by surprise. We weren't till their fields again — if the It:,) S,,,, $te' It's by's SI pre neighboring villages. There Through food-for-work ready for anything like this, rains ever come." m. t,a,s t.siu.g ii ,ew, w . " Cl" were 80 reed-walled huts and The German medical relief schemes using international And we admit it." When the sufferers reached DROUGHT VICTIM CLINGS TO MOTHER 350 people here then. Nowthere food aid, a road network is now operation for the Ethiopian At Bati, the famine victim Bati they were so weak that the are 28 huts, a few occupied drought and resultant famine being built and the number of are separated into different adults were given only baby hut six. jagged peaks that poke up to by the German medics, and 150 was launched by Stern emergency centers is being groups according to age and Food, the children a fraction of I "You m ust remember that 6,000 feet. people. magazine and later taken over from 23 to 70. Still, degrees of undernour- their normal diet. Their the people here represent the to. M. , Sgt. Roll brought the craft Because of the herculean by the West German governthe going is anything but easy, xiwaie ishinent and malnutrition. Hut digestive systems could not district's fittest," Mr. Belai down in a whirlpool of dust and transport difficulties of largely ment. The United Nations lists six is packed with children, have handled anything more said. "They made it here under dozens of diminutive warriors, roadless Wollo province, there Ethiopia as among the 25 They look at you without substantial. their own power. A great many spears in hand,came running, was no food in Arabati during SOUTHERN Zain Ahmed, a graduate of "least-developed of the devel- curiosity — eyes dulled with Nor (lid all succeed in making didn't," "Don't worry," a German my stay, But Drs. Agnes Brink- the University of Beirut, is the oping nations" and Wollo is one despair, their arms and legs the adjustment from starvation AIR Overland it is all but impos. doctor said. "The spear- man, general practitioner, and Ethiopian official in charge of of the country's poorest bone-thin, stomachs swollen big to relative plenty. The initial sible to reach Arabati from shaking is just their way of Elke Thumser, pediatrician, the Arabati Camp. OF SANFORD INC province's, with hunger. ds'ath rate was 20 a nay. Now Rti, liv helicopti'r on duty in giving a friendly welcome and had similar stories to tell. ICONMAPLEAVE 11 I asked him why he had a rifle % PHONE 322-8221 _______ about 36 per against 0 _________ ________ lie didn't mention tnat the sole purpose of his economies was It now seems clear that the two ace reporters of the dismiss as pious hypocrisy rights gains by blacks in the to prevent a posta ge stamp increase, which postal technicians chief damage done by the tape Chicago "Tribune" press much of the shock expressed in past two decades, many of them wanted in January 1973. Under the law, this would have required transcripts turned over the service. It boiled down to Just recent days at the low moral exist on paper only. In practice, an Lam Williams, of Orlando, the announcement a few weeks before the November 1972 election. Department of Nothing House Judiciary Coymittee is this: According to a leak from tone of conversations in the true equality is stiU a long way Of course. the price of mailing a first class letter W rww gone up Gurney fund raiser now doing Surprises Us Anymore: A not to President Nixon's legal the House Judiciary Corn- Oval Office. The talk of off. time after admitting to par- headline In a Florida position, but to his personal mittee, presidential counsel St. politicians when they let their it Is difficult to measure the from eight to 10 cents. tldpatlonina$10,000bribe, has newspaper: "Goldwater Sees moral authority. It is no ac- Clair, in a confidential brief, hair down bears placed the figure at 1375,000, very little actual state of racial progress Footnote: Malek told us he "attended the (secret) meeting as Dirigible As Air Ship Of cident that is is Nixon, and his had called the committee's resemblance to dinner-table in America today. In the field of an observer, just to learn what the postal plans were." A 1 And then there's the question Tomorrow," special counsel St. Clair, who is staff mistaken for having chatter in a well-run vicarage, school desegregation, the South spokesman for Klassen told my associated Les Whitten that of whether Gurney or those Well. Barry's improving, now calling for the im- "suggested" in secret session and Mr. Nixon, as revealed in now leads the nation with ap- Klassen had actually blocked a White House move to add extra Close to him did a little in- He's made it an the way to the peachment proceedings to 91 that Nixon may have learned of the transcripts, Is no worse In proximately half of its black summer workers and had decided on the freeze well before the fluence MMM when It own 19th Century already. forward. Meanwhile the Gordon Liddy's spy plans in an this respect than many of his students a t t e n d I n g controversial meeting with Ehrlichman and Malek. The President's political foes are April 4, 1972 conversation, the predecessors in the White predominately white schools, spokesman denied Kiassen's actions were designed to further the reduced toleaking stories about tape of which the committee house—or than most of the The national figure is only Nixon campaign. "racial slurs" In the transcripts doesn't yet have, but wants, members of the House and cent. Yet along the and speculating about precisely M By the time the "Tribune's" Senate, who may soon be called way, WASHINGTON WHIRL: Richard Sprague, the crusading many black educator, In which "(expletive)" was headline writer got around to upon to Judge him. But he was th attorney who believes in going after the top man in a e South lost their jobs with the Editor application is 1.7 grams actual "(deleted)." No critic would composing his three-column foolish enough to record his closing of black schools, and criminal conspiracy, successfully prosecuted former mine workers boss Tony Boyle for murder. Now The Herald mires per acre with the waste two seconds on such side head for the story's carry-over linLshed * and unlucky enough they were not hired by white Sanford, Fla. reading the White House transcripts. His issues if he had any better shots on page 23, he was apparently to get maneuvered into a corner schools remaining I'i case against Boyle, he Dear Sir: con told us, wasn't as strong as the evidence implicating President calming down, for it asserts where he had to release tranconsisting of corncob grits and in his locker, Statistics show blacks . To judge by the way they merely: HOUSE PROBERS ocripts of them. All Last Week 3 editorial on the soybean oil. Rates hi&r than Nixon in the Watergate coverup...The White House is obstructing this has tinuing to Ing such categories the Senate Watergate Committee's Investigation of presidential Imported fire ants contained this are a violation of Federal exaggerate the strictly legal INDICATE NIXON KNEW OF caused some sober and as income, years in of schooling pal Bebe Rebozo. case suggestions Nixon, the media SPY PLAN. Aides have produced written authority from the or recom- law. defenders of the completed and representation President, claiming executive too must be painfully aware of mendation.s that are metprivilege and directing them not to Even that Is an exaggeration, President to wonder whether, In where there are only a few Its essential feebleness. On May of course, for it Implies that the so doing, he has not wounded in the professions, and to lead in testify about crucial matters. The President's secretary, Rose feetive, Im ractical, and (Villa others like unemployment and Mary Woods, and brothers, Donald and Edward, have also possibly illegal. I realize that mounds present, about a 15, for example, the Chicago "indication" was based on himself mortally. substandard housing — while at delayed responding spoonfulofMlrexbaltahouldbe " to Senate subpoenas. Apparently, the White "Tribu ne these suggestions were made "" (which a few days something concrete. "HOUSE There is a perfectly proper the same time showing House scattered around the mound earlier had called strategy is to hold back until the committee goes out of stress a point, but nevertheless for Nixon's PROBERS SUSPECT" would and Indeed necessary gap sig nificant improvement in all busine without disturbing it. The ants resignation) printed the have ss next May 28... feel that the public should have been far more correct, between the way we expect our these areas. into following four-column headline What the correct information, Chicagoans read, will pick It up and take it high magistrates to act in It is, in some ways, a matter Rep. Otto Passman, t)-la., the old House curmudgeon, ofI have no intention of going their nest. Disturbing the on page 1: HOUSE IM- however, was a flatly false public and the way we permit of whether one views the cup of fered to bet anyone at Duke Ziebert's restaurant S5,00o the other to PEACH M E NT ST A F F into the pros and cons of a mound will cause the headline over a story composed them to behave in private. if civil rights as half full or half night that the House won't impeach President Nixon. Passman or eradication program scatter mci ignore the bait. PRESENTS EVIDENCE of moondusi this difference represents a empty, whether one sees the told us afterwards that he was joshing, that he wouldn't bet more requested by some of the When there are numerous NIXON KNEW OF SPY PLAN. Still, the dubious value of the hypocrisy, it is one commended level as stagnant or falling or than 35 cents on anything. But he swore, sans $5,000, that the legislators. The agency mounds over a large area "Evidence," mind you. So. I transcripts as "evidence" by the long experience of rising, and, if rising, how last President will be exorieratd ... The White House placed an order a for administering broadcast application will reflected, they really have the aside, it is impossible to mankind. "Assume a virtue, if one believes it ought to be few days ago for electronic parts suitable for tape recorders or this program Is requesting provide more effective control goods on the old boy at last, eh? disregard, dangerous to you have it not," wrote rising, other electronic devices. But the parts, unhappily, will arrive too Well, no, not exactly. The underrate, their negative Shakespeare. funds for only a control Since Mires has little Perhaps the best measure of late to correct the inaudible, and unintelligibles in the famous p program with landowners effect, ants can rapidly move civil rights progress in America White house transcripts... bearing part of the cost. Some back In from surrounding is the change in peoples' at. A secret White House memo shows that not all civil servants type of effective control areas. The Environmental program is necessary and it Protection Agency does allow it is on this that all future paign aides in 1972. When aide David Cahill tried to put the bite on progress will depend. Cost of fAving official Dich Cheney for campaign funds, Cheney ByRAYCROMLEY to do it. The approved rate of wtwreitwfllnotenterbodiesof govern. but a tiny core of was so irritated that he complained to Nixon campaign The Herald Se'Ices w hen laced with a crisis. ment' water. fanatics still preaches the headquarters. "Dick felt someone should be this acWatergate now is not the inherent inferiority of blacks. tivity," states the memo. The Imported fire ant is no We are all idealists— matter of first importance, 11CC In this country, the ability to and longer a problem Just for the Republicans, Democrats, what constitutes grounds for lead and to enforce the law etters exist, and probably always will cattleman or agricultural Independents, conservatives, Impeachment. What is of depends not on power, but on This is exist to some degree. But the worker. Some urban arn,,have liberals and n1lddle-of-ti. preeminent concern is whether our willingness to follow. .Q vast majority of white Letters to the editor become heavily infested, In. roaders. whether we are discussing Mr. Nixon, can do his job Americans supports, at least rays welcome. cluding portions of Seminole It Is essential for us to believe ligl of bow we see him now the President, the Supreme paMi%'eI' the ideal of equality. Theysbouldbeas brief as Cowlty.Thus itiabecoming we are led by men o(tilgh since he has given us his CoIirt,COngressor the Con. BERRY'S WODO Andinthelightoffourcen. possible and slgned to the more of a humaia health and standards, however they may thought.s on thousan ds of feet of stitution itself (witness the tune, of black-white relations Identity of the writer can be safety problem than just an act. tape. failure of Prohibition. 'rri fled by The Herald, in America, that is progress. d, economic one, what When we look at the soul of a eecici Will he be able to attract firstIf the majority remains It is not necessary that a most at this time is a level- president, as revealed in The question thus is has Mr. rate men and women to office oblivious to the very real writers name appear In print headed approach by all con.. privateconversatlons, and f andholdthem?Twoofmyclose Nixon lost his power to govern? and It will be withheld If so cerned to provide an effecti ve vepeated evidence of self- frie j I believe the published inequality that still prevails, It nds, both loyal, lifelong, is not necessarily __..' requested, due method to solve this problem as serving to conness and a lack have private conversations of _____ _______________ I ,,,,, ___f of high-echelon Republicans, Letters should deal with economically as possible. but because principle, with no offsetting hint Presidents Roosevelt, Kennedy scious Pr -.1.!i-_CL.M F. Issues a nd net personalium of human concern for others recently refused tempting or Johnson might well have most white, honestly be lieve , White house posts that court decisions like Brown The Herald reserves the right we all stand a little less tall. Frank J. j ken equally appalling. But to edit for clari&atlon purWe will tolerate a certain County Extension witi he be able to lead the these men are gone. We are vs. Board of Education have poses all letters prior to amount of financial federal bw'earcracy, difficult dealing with the only President solved the problem. 1 'fl of course, puts the publication. (Editor's Note: Thanks for dishonesty—but not cynical for all Presidents even in the we have. (The morals of an - 6 I The Herald also reserves the the technical dzrIfjeatlon. We amorality or a lack of sen best of times? Edward M. Kennedy will be a burden of continued progress on blacks. But that, fairly or tinright to re'ret any letters we still think dumping poison from sitivity to what is considered ____ Will he have that cooperation legitimate issue in 1976.) f• is where it has ala',s dtr libele.a or s1a.deruus. airplanes is absurd. d €ot ;r hdktu h'1 frn ( 'ft.s r1t'cesary for been', To paraphrase Jefferson, the 1 f)ji4 tth tlLfllri'i irUi 000NESBURY by Garry Trudeau (/ nrIt of .ntrnIitv i tDr,i F4 P KtNCM AVE. struggle. Black Americans SANFORD, FLA. 12711 TELEPHONE 3fl7611or131.mJ today continue to struggle, and Area Coda if they have not yet won WALTER A GIELOW everything, they have in the Pubhthr WAYNE 0. DOYLE past 20 years won the major A%c,atp P ub l iS her victories. TOM AIKEN5 From Th e Sunday, May 19,1974-5A By RIFAT ALWL The Herald Services - or have been Asking a lot of any powe, to bestow on One man. - il, of Watergate - i ' - sophisticated - -. Is . . t KNOW THE WAY control OF THE LAND! responsible and Blindness Is Just Doing Things Differently residual By JEAN PATTESON and slacks—reaches down and In Au i( fi v e vc'urs ag o She visited the rehabilitation leader dog school, Sonja would scratches the glossy black head Sonjadidiscovered she had center at Daytona Beach to be given a fully-trained leader ,, , , 01 U iaitrauor retriever lying glaucoma U . -wally the eye earn to use a cane—"but the dog free of charge. Blindness has changed the quietly at her feet. disease can e treated with cane I were not meant for way Sonja Meshell does things, "This is how I still get around medication or surgery, but in each Sonja's expressive face glows other .'" but not the things she does, and do all the things I enjoy SonJa's case neither was efwith enthusiasm when she An avid movie fan, she's as most," she said, indicating the feetive Then two-arid-a-half years describe s the program. To start wild about Robert R ed ford as dog. ago she learned about the with, related Sonja, she was any woman in the nation— "Isn't that right, hlos?" she By Christmas that same year leader dogs for the blind taught without a dog the verbal although she has to rely on her asked, and a thumping black she had lost tier vision coni. program in Rochester, Mich. If commands and hand signals friends descriptive powers to tail wagged airu'emnu'nt, plrtolv. she could get herself to the and how to handle the special help her visualize her hero dog harness. Herald Staf f Writer Today, none aware of L ' discriminati on Prejudice . _____________________________________________ are true clearly. I '- Nor is she a stranger to the bo wling la nes since she lost her sight I always was a lousy bowler; but now Ihave agcxxl excuse," she grins Dan cing, pa rtying, cooking I , flT' !j.i'- . ',' I _______ P()RT C MARKC.Y Advertising Orector S rcond Clats Postage Pad rtc,fd. rior 37771 . I SU SCRIPTIONRATES Home Delivery 5k Week, 12,0 orilhz $14 20 a months,, S" 40 I 'ear 5y -Mail: In Florida Same .&s r4ome Delivery All Ott $7 ?OMcdflP 117 13 Mon ths teJo, IMOI — Ernpio)'rs of Amtrak, the (ederally-subsidizl national passenger railroad system, spent more than $600,000 on airplane tickets last year despite the fact that they could have traveled free on Arrtrak .rains ' , :' __________ 1 ) 't'i b7 "How can we be SURE that Adam wasn't created from EVE's rib?" 1. Sonja's sure to be right in the thick of things enjoying thing herself The former Longwo o d resident who moved thrt' months ago to a dup!ex apa ilient on Magnolia Avenue in Orlando to be nearer her work at Jerri's massage parlor in t ha t city, says she is often frustrated and angry wi th her blindness, but never depressed. "That's because I've found new ways to do all the things I most enjoyed when I could still see," explains the former medical technician. Her medical background and studie,i of anatomy and physiology have helped her pre pare for the state exam she writes—or In this case dietates—next month to qualify aa certified masseuse, Smiling, the tall burnette in her standard garb—sports shirt - '', -. . - "' ' - -' '- — —'-' . g I , ', _________ j, di" , ,..gr '4, . petti there're people involved, " . . ;' c'' lElil . .'. igw - ' rP' - _____ ON :- 11 . _!'; - W - : ' .1 1 - - it I . " _t -- -L . I ! :','s . T - - p- ' #. - , - , , ... - - ' - /, i . __________ -. "" ... 60- -. ,'.. A - ,' M . :.,, . - - - is:-,. ./-- -- - . - 'i - - - -. - - - - - - - 'ç..- - ': . - .. --- - - ' ' - - - - %\ V . — - ,, - , SONJA MKSIIELI4 WI1'Il R( )S('() , 1, . — 1. All the while her instructors were studying carefully the rate of her gait how str ong she was, and whether she was (jj'njd or confi dent This would enable them to select a dog best suited was a German shepherd, a beautiful dog, but within a few .i da,sit was obvious he was just too strong for me," Sonja retaIled - "'Then they gave me Bosco, and she's been a perfect match—hey, Bbs?" Again the animal th umped t)CF response, turning bright eyes to her mistress' face. "B-os is the most wonderful dog in the world,' decla.-es — Sonja fondly, giving the animal a hug. "We go everywhere together—to work, shopping, visiting. There's nothing she likes better than an outing." Tt,e same could be said of Bus's mistress. Their lively, get-up-and-go personalities are perfectly matched, and together they are able to live a life much the same as the one &inja knew before she needed another's eyes to see for her. .. Read Lifestyles Published every Sunday in the Sanford Herald, "Lifestyles" is the real estate section to give you the latest information on local news, new apartments, homes, duplexes, acreage, investments, transactions, gardening and decorating ideas and much much more! Examine the marketplace presented in Lifestyles. Feel secure—Learn all about Real Estate and "Know the Way of the Land," 1. "Lifestyles" 1~ A Comprehensive Real Estate Guide to Better Living 2_!_' "-. ...' ... ..,J'k nt ' . '.. __.J,ps ..,, 11 --r. ... . .. �IA—The Sanford Herald Sunday, May 19, 1974 FLORIDA bantord Kidnap Defendants Claim P01'rp. iffr1 I Mi TODAY NATION TODAY(Z trir1c TAMPA, Fla. (AP) - Attor- that two other men were li kely Jones and recovered most of 000 by tomorrow night." Mrs for two men accused of suspects in the case. the money. Young Jackson said he called kidnaping a Sanford businessEarlier Friday, George Jack. police and later delivered the But under questioning by the .n.an have suggested during son in, the kidnap victim's son, ransom money in accordance Prosecutor, the Officer questioningthatpobcefajledto was not the cer said that said be was sitting at home with further Instructions from Principal invesfollow up leads to other JX)tenwhen he got a call from his the kidnappers. tigator for those portions of the mother who said, "Dad has ti suspects in the case. case and that the fnfocmaton Two other men arrested in been kidnapped." could have been checked by Sanford police LL wu connection with kidnapping, Young Jackson said he went Est Davis, 18, Lykens said on cross-exam- FBI. and Raymond ination Friday that he did not to the family's Southern Short- Gaines, 19, are being held in the Fenton Wheeler, 24, and ening Inc. plant and found his Seminole County Jail as check a report that an employe Jesse James Jones, 27, are ac- mother freeing herself from the prosecution witnesses. who was fired made a threat cused of kidnapping Jackson bonds the a bductors had used to against the wife of George and holding him for $io,000 ran- tie her to a The trial was moved to Tamchair. Jackson, who was kidnapped som. He said be returned to his pa from Seminole County after Feb. 28. He was released unharmed home and got another call from defense attorneys said extenLykens also said he did not after V hours. Three days later someone who said, "George, we sire publicity made a fair trial follow up on informarits police arrested Wheeler and have your father. We want impossible in Sanford. GOP Bills Get Better Treatment I . -, 10 . P, ' $ 1 4% I ment to Improve the nation's overcrowded court system was poured out in a blind and haphazard way and may accomplish little. The study by the Government Accounting Office was critical of the courts program con. dueled by the department's Law Enforcement Assistance Administration, - -itraId ARTIST ptoto BY George Earn) DALE PARKER Prescription Drug Ads? S Deltona Girl's Art Sent To Washington A Deltona teenager Is among chain, wax, macrame, silk TALLAHASSEE, Fla. ( AP1 and better staff so the 43 Re- tial repeal on intangibles tax to the tax are pending in Ogden's 166 Florida young people whose screen, ceramics, stoneware, — Repubhc'an legislation has pub!ican in th' 12('Lrnernber the l!ciise floor for fear the eornrnittec. :ntl others. tad be tter treatment ui the House can stay better in original art wori will be Ti llman said Askew was "just exhibited formed GOP could win enough DemoKthThe students 'if the state's • in the John F. House this year because of a on legislation. cratic support to repeal the en- blowing smoke at the people" necly Center In Washington, public school. and their art GOP demonstration of solid'Terrell Sessum., and I tire tax, a long-standing Re- two weeks ago when he said D.C. during July, Education works were selected for the arity at a January special ses- agreed more than a year ago publican program, Tillman Republicans were threatening Commissioner Ralph D. Fourth Annual Youth Fine Arts sion, minority leader Jim Ill- the role of the minority party said. any exemption by Exhibition at the Florida State demanding'Furlinglon amounced In= says. should be strengthened," he However, House Finance and re peal. Fair In Tampa In February. "We got Wt. attention of a lot said. "The majority party Taxation Chairman Carl The young artist is Dale The Kennedy Center show Is Of members, Democrats and agrees philosophically that the Ogden, D-Jacksonvile, said the Parker, 19, daughter of Mr. and sponsored by the Florida Republicans, that we can ac- two-party system is good." measure was being delayed Mrs. Arnold Parker, 1159 E. Alliance for Arts In Educaon, complish some things," said only At the two-day special session to await passage of the Fowler Drive, Deltona an advisory group to Florida's Tillman who Ls serving his flrst in January, Republicans voted approprations bill enabling Her pencil drawing, Department of Education , term as GOP leader, as a bloc to prevent final House legislators to know bow m'ich "Untitled," will be displayed, whosemlsslontstopromotethe * The 31-year-old Sarasota action on Gay. Reubin Askew's revenue the state can give up. along with art works of clay and arts In the public schools. rancher said GOP-sponsored proposal to take peninsula Flor"All the money you expect to bills were able to get through ida off year-round Daylight use may be gone," Ogden said, comrnittees and onto the House Saving Time. adding that total repeal was unfloor easier this year than last •q was the first time we were likely since it would cost $50 TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) and received better treatment rea -pi'utors assisting a Leon TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP, recent weeks about his business ll y 100 per cent on an Lssue,i million. activities, grand jury reportedly -"I have never used when they arrived. Tiliman said. "It's a good Askew has called for ex Cøunty looking Into an alleged $40,000 to get an)thing," Senate presi. He told of closing a $2 million Another factor, Tillman said, feeling to carry once in a emption of was a decision by Speaker Ter- while." donation to insurance Commis- dent Mallory Home says after deal for three motels In Panstocks, bonds and other insioner Thomas O'Malley have revealing his net worth at $1.5 ama City with a $550 check rell Sessums and other Demom One result of that action has tangibles from the tax. Fourcrats to give the minority more Wen a delay in bringing a par- teen bills to repeal all or part of issued a near batch of sub- million. Borne, a Tallahassee develruuc poenas. ju zangan cxose mw a oepartment store office oper-banker, told a news conwhere two auditors were working late Thursday. bank records of ti Miami lawyers connected with (erence Friday that he had The youth ordered Lawrence Herseb to tie m his O'Malley were subpoenaed Fri- made his best bank loans In coworker, Charles Boyd, robbed Hersth of $78 and forced him W drive Boyd's car Out of the rMnglot police j ub. lday along with records the 196445when he was out of pubinvestigators said Boyd freed himself and called police, Florida Petroleum Marketers lie office and developing the Florida who later found Hersch locked in the trunk of Bo'd's car. Association relating to a u 000 Killearn subdivision at TaI ls. Congress to restore the citizen- Arrest - To provide arrest cashiers check from Cocoa oil ha.ee. After releasing a financial ship of Confederate General power for Secret Service offi- dealer Bernie W. Simpkins. Robert E. Lee. HH3502 Nuck- cers when the President is in Simpkins, who was treasurer statement showing assets of The Orange-Seminole-osc. oils. To Senate, $6 million and liabilities of the state. HB2% NuckoiLt To of a drive to keep self-service enla Transport Authority (TA) The Senate Senate. gasoline stations out ofFlorida, 81.1 million, he said he called announces a new t*zs senrice Resolutions passed: Caves - To forbid removing spent four hours before t he the news conference to clear up beginning Monday to the AltaMiami Dolphins - Honoring any natural material from a grand jury Thursday. Sanford questions which have arisen In monde Mall. St. Johns Village the world champion Miami Dot. cave or cavern without the O'Malley has denied pubTwo plate glass windows In marijuana. The three were and adjacent areas in south phins professional football owner's permission. 11B2940 U.sbed reports that hemayhave the Seminole County Court- turned over to juvenile Seminole Count)'. team for winning two world Turlmgton. To Senate. accepted a $40,000 donation house were shot with B B guns authorities. TA Route 14, Maitland-Alta- championships in the National Prisoners — To when the association was fightallow the Friday. monte Mall, will operate north Football League. SCRI0I2 state to take half the royalties ing the selfeervlce Proposal. gouge at aPlxoxilnately $' Steve Haynes, 18, of 2764 Lake via U.S. 17-92 to Lake of the Poston and others, received by pr o is ners f or books One subpoena specifically Copper drain pipes valued at Howell Lane, repo ed a Woods Boulevard, east to Bills passed: or movies about the crime that asked for any records the assoI rt $80 were reported lfliUiti Oxford Road, nor th to SR 436, valued at $50 missing from Optometry - To establish sent them to prison. 11B3364 clation could produce showing Holy Cross Episcopal Church, home, Saturday. then west to the Altamonte new school of optometry. CS- Langley. To Senate. the receipt o the $31,000 check 401 Par k Ave., Friday. MalL The route will be retraced SCS-SB364 Horne and otbers,To Medicine To prohibit and what it was used for. Cathy Martin, 1812 Creseat for southbound coaches. House. br ea king th e skin of a A separa te subpoe na For the er noth street r-portei a nately Maitland "This route extension Is Legisla ti ve security - To person, except by licensed SunBankofCocoaaskedforall $100 In cash miiing 2Driw, ~l coming about thanks to the ex- transfer legislative security medical practitioners, H83416 records relating to the sale of home, Friday. cellent cooperation we received staff to General Services Do- Sackett. To Senate. FILE .. the cashiers check. Two other Rnsallnd G. WeInstein, 35 from the Seminole County Corn- partmenl SB1IO2 Williams and Energy To extend the subpoenas sought records depth 2451 Markthghan Road reported mission and civic leaders," said othes. To House. County i. Florida Energy Committee for biting to safe deposit boxes held sterling silverware valued at Ben Benham, TA chairman. School discipline - To allow one year. HB3628 MacKay. To by the marketers association in 11,500 missing from 0t "It's another step to bring TA school districts to establish al- Senate. '$150 Craig Wolfe, 24, Valley Forge Friday. a Tallahassee bank and records -. service closer to more people in ternative education programs Apartments, reported Items Coroner's jury — To allow for a safe deposit box held by 133 East Robln, 0 our service area — and take for rowdy students who are sus- women to serve on coroner's amounting to $35 missing from Downtown Orlando Simpkins in Cocoa them where they want to go." pended. (3-58724 Education his home, Friday. Fern Park juries. HB3146 Andrews. To Committee. To House. Senate. Mobile Homes - To provide Casselberry F. W. Fletter, 58, 407 PraIrie stronger construction stand. Paternity - To redefine and Three juvenile girls were aids, warranties against de- revise the state's laws affecting ake r ve, reported fig arrested Friday at South gear valued at $150 IT1ISS1fl fects and legal recourse for children born out of wedlock. Semi nole Middle__ owners. SB2I 0 Ware. Senate H83 178 Carlucci. To Senate. from hL borne, Friday. Scho charged with posaeIon of agreed to House amendments, Subpoena — To grant the To Gove rnor. Beverage Division subpoena ic Th e Governor power to enf orce cigaret te tai Sgr2ed into law: laws. IlB395 Andrews, Ic Dolphin Expressway - Re- Senate. FORT WALTON BEACH, Mr. and Mrs. Abu (Fatima) Fbi. (AP) - Polite MAY 17, 1974 Clifford names State Road 836, from In. Health — To provide for apBaker a girl, Sanford ADMISSIONS Pittman, 23, of Atlanta was em- tersUite 95 to SR 826 in Miami, pointmnent of doctors to mental Mr. and Mrs. Douglas (Lise) barrd Friday Sanford: night when as the Dolphin Expressway. health boards. HB3706 Tolton. Baggs a h I. Sanford Ella L. Johnson his attempt to show off his SB532 Poston, Wynn and others. To Senate. DIZAiJARGFS Robert L King knowledge of the martial arts at Sanford: Fatima Baker a local motel failed and he Martha C. Kilpatrick Annie L Cullen landed flat on his fa-e. Betty A. Wilson Gregory M. Later, police charge, Pittman Ruth E Belcher Francis Jackson soothed his ruffled feelings U) Florence D. Ulrich Yolando R. ones kicking and punching down a The valedictorian of Forest Marie B. White Lake Academy's Class of 1974 wall of the motel's restaurant, Hazel I. Hooker Judythe L. Garrett causing an estimated $3)Q has been awarded a Reader's Flarria B. Moran Rosa J. Cason damage. Digest Association community Mildred Lynch Clifford Adkins sen ice citation. He was charged with destroy- . Theopoiis Howard Lisa C. Baggs Darlene Kay Bowles, daughbig prlvste property and drunk ___ Mrs. P. NIChOI and Girl E thel Muffley ter of Mrs. Beverly Speiker, of en lisordliness : Duke R. Green Carrie E. Smi th Orlando, will receive a cerLessie B. Murray rbert A. Moreland i.tthcate from the Digest "In Walter Martin William W. Griffith Sr. recognition of past accomplish. r--' Emma L. Burt fllCflt.j and in anticipation of William H. WiLhen- Deltona Paznmla H. Steventon, Lake unusual achievement to come." Genevieve Bennett, Deltona MR. COURTNEY SODER- __________________ Mary The Digest presents the BLOM Robert Irons, Deltona '1 Mildred R. Coplin, Lake awards to the top honor student Joe E. Keene, Longwood Mary Mr. Courtney U. Soderblomn, of each senior high school Margaret M. Holloway, Or. 50, of RI I, Sanford, died Lillie S. BraZIOII ( graduating class across the larido Friday morning. Born in L,nn 'inie W. Gibson, nation Creek, Mo., he bed in Sanford Pearl J. Evans, Apopka Janes I. Brightweli, Deltona Winners receive certificates Jack P. SufieconJ, Bradenton for the past 46 years. BMTHIS and a year's subscription of DARLENE BOWLES William I. BIrnberg, New Survivors Include his wile Mr. and Mrs. J4QjJ (Ernes. Reader's Digest. tine) Gannon a boy. Sa Mary, son Courtney S. of York Roesvllle, Ga., Sister, Mrs. Hackett of Sanford, brothers. ReglnaldofTampaandcarlof ' p. • ' Rent,, Nev. WAShINGTON AP) — The staff of the Federal Trade Commission proposed clearing away state obstacles that prohibit drug stores from advertising their prescription prices. Such advertising now is banned In 20 states, but under the proposal the FTC would Invoke Its power to forbid unfair practices and declare price advertising bans to be unfair . Cancer Cure Claimed O'Malley Jury Probe Spreads %I Horn e Worth $1.5 Million WORLD4 A- TODAY ' a D i ol Hospital Notes Mt. Hermon Battle By The Assdclated Press Syrian and Israeli tanks and artillery dueled on Mt. Hermon and along the 0-mile Golan Heights front today for the 68th straight day, the Syrian command reported. Air raid sirens sounded twice in Beirut but the Lebanese Defense Ministry said it had "nothing to report." The Syrian communique said Syrian forces pounded Israeli armor at many points on the cease-fire line and "enemy sources of fire are being silenced." It gave no details. There was no Immediate comment from the Israeli command. Whitlam Favored In Australia 4 SYDNEY, Australia (AP) — Australians were voting today in a national election that pollsters predict will give Prime Minister Gough Whitlam a second term in office. About 7.9 million Australians aged 18 and over were eligible to vote in the elections for a new Senate and House of Representatives. It was only the third time In Australia's 73-year history that elections have been held for both houses at the sarre time. Under the Australian parliamentary system, the leader tf the majority party or the party heading a ruling coalition becomes prime minister. Atlanta Man Arrested In Wall K king .. 11: 4 - . ,.: r-' nford May 20 F MORE Sanford Al-Anon Family Sanford Senior Citizens Group, Holy Cross Episcopal Center, covered Church Parish House, 400 dish luncheon, noon. Magnolia Ave., 64 p.m. Sanford Civic Y. 17-92 CASSELBERRY MRS. RUTH CARLTON, a second grade teacher at Soithside Elementary School in Sanford, has been chosen as one of the Out- Ragsdale, earlier this year, she was selected for t h is honor on the basis of her professional FURNITURE SALES ).ffl OUTSTANDING ELEMENTARY TEACHER standing Elementary Teachers of America for 1974. Nominated by her principal, Mrs. Norma OR Alcoholics Anonymous closed meeting, Holy Cross open to public. Episcopal Church Parish Huuae, 400 Magnolia Ave. 8- - -'--- ' - . :.. - , _____________ ' miles south of Saigon, South Vietnamese field officers said today. 11 i.? fit, • .. - 4. jj .P4k\%I4P7 1w.- , \'1.\P *f _ .. _- 'r . ing were seen neeing southhard along Hi ghway 13 from Ben Cat and surrounding vil. - J --' .:. away. A Dien's population was - • .. _____________ lu.. - _ .... .- '.-. - , - '—: / - -:-r'r- . ' - sl carrie rs, net Lt. '_ ______ three-mile str etch of Highway 13. A soldier said they were awaiting orders ' -1. V-a .'' A-, ,. - ..ir" L - " - - . ;L-.'--•-: . 5,000 civilians at Dak Pek, but a Viet Cong oroadcast said 600 -- South Vietnamese troops in the Elsewhere in South Vietnam, widespread fighting was reported from uang ri province m the north to the / ,&! ' ' ' - i'S JJ j ..;.' ._l!3' fft: 1pk jIJ74,APUUU headquarters base and of the 51h — New in fFe 9%o&od2 r ' his three-week-old peace mis. ston after his trip to Damascus. But la ter Friday, after his talks in Jerusalem, Kissinger said he would return to Israel after the Damascus session and uiissiori lie is expected back in Israel tonight relayer of ideas and had taken the initiative in the talks. They had presented undis. Insed "American ideas" to Is. ii leaders on Friday r '. The cha nge In plans raised ho pesfor a brea kthrough drawing a cease-fire line through the Golan Heights, T~e Vkl=m %gw ners duelled Friday for the 67th straight day. SANDRA RAWLINS violence and Israeli retaliation, which left a total of more than 70 dead in Lebanon and Israel, AND WHO'S BEEN SLEEPING IN MY BED? CAUGHT IN the act of cat-napping in somebody else's basket, this young tomcat pounce. Off icials had announced early Friday, in the wake of this week's Arab terrorist atta cks and Israeli raids on Lebanon, that Kissinger would cut slir It also indicated that this week's Palestinian guerrilla (Herald Photo By J e an Patl,ion) The fall of Ben Cat would Vietnamese y. •I I - - ri Mekong Delta in the south. late Lai Kbe just to the north on Highway 13, a major South workers digging for bodies left by massive Israeli reprisals the previ ous da y. The secretary's aides openly acknowledged that Kissinger had shed his role as a simple ' The attacks came a day after a North amese force overran a y headquarters at area were wiped out. da y, streaking over rescue ne1 The village that was overrun as An Dien, about half a mile nest of Ben Cat Thousands of civilians caught u in the fight- a Pek, miles south of 1 Laotian border. There re mained no word on the fate of ls his flagging hopes for a setUe. I The refugees passed columns of South Vietnamese troops, By The Associated Press Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger arrived today in Damascus on a new, more personal initiative toward an Israeli.Syrian disengagement. i Friday with Israeli officaLc apparently rejuvenated Ta • - looks up in alarm as the rightful owner prepares to had not had the terrorists' ac. knowledged aim of scuttling the Kissinger mission. As the tam., progressed in Jeru.a!em, Israeli jets bombed 23 Killed And 150 Injured In IRA Dublin Bombing DUBLIN, Ireland (AP) - of Monag.ian and at least 20 a Protestant stronghold in The caller said the bombings "There were limbs, pieces of were Injured. Belfast, the Northern Ireland will continue "until something clothing and bodies every"There were bodies and blood capital. is done about Sunningdale" — where," sobbed an eyewitness everywhere," said American The Ulster Defense Associ- the pact signed last December after three powerful car bombs attorney Francis P. McQuade ation, a militant Protestant by Britain, the Irish Republic ripped through the heart of of Maplewood, NJ, who at- group, and the predominantly and Northern Ireland, Dublin. rived in Dublin only half an Roman Catholic Irish RepubliThe agreement, providing for According to the latest police hour before the blasts. "A little can Army denied any in a Council Ireland with reprecount, 23 men, women and CMI- girl who had been looking in a volvemnent with the bombings. sent.ativesoffrom the north and dren were killed and 150 store window when the bomb A man, calling himself "Capt. south, is viewed by many wounded in the rush hour went off was blown right Craig of the Red Hand northern Protestants as a sell. bombings Friday night, the through it." Brigade," telephoned a Dublin out that will end in a unification worst bombing incident in alPolice warnd that more newspaper late Friday to warn of Ulster with the Catholic most five years of the sectarian bombs may be on the way. that more bombs will be plant- republic. war that has hit the Irish Re- Police sources suspected the ed in the city in the next few Irish Prime Minister 11am public as well as Northern Ire- bombers were Protestant days. Cosgrave, his voice shaking land, fanatics from the north. The The 'Red Hand of Ulster" is with emotion o told a stunned Five more persons died in a bombs were planted in cars a traditional Protestant nation in a radio and television bomb blast in the border town hijacked earlier in the day from symbol. broadcast that the slaughter was "Ireland's moment of greatest tragedy." and civic achievements. Outstanding Elementary Teachers of America is an annual awards program honoring distinguished men and women for their exceptional services, achievements and leadership in the field of elementary education. Ile said the br 1 hos4ess W11 ~*41 BETTYCARTER 322-1817 8349212 Casselberry MARILYN GARLArITI AItamlngs SHIRLEY MILLET OU-9212 Forest City HILDA RICHMOND Deltona Monday. The nation's third largest automaker said the latest in- crease would offset recent boosts in steel costs averaging $35 a vehicle. Auto executives at General Motors, Ford and Chrysler, have indicated 1975 model cars may cost at least 8175 more just to cover the cost of federally mandated emissions control equipment. &hw Mr. & Mrs. Henry D. Smith 107 Oakland Avenue kU1th4ÜIg opa Stick £ White would republic what their northern neighbors had been suffering ANGElS CAMP, Calif. (AP) thest. Now it's become a sort of political considerations, the for the past five years. — It all started back in Califor- froggy olympics. idea is to cover as much disIn the only three previous nia's Gold Rush days, when Organizers say they expect lance as possible in three leaps. bomb attacks on Dublin In the some riminers began betting on 50,000 people and 3,000 frogs to Toads are banned. Past five years, a total of three whose frog could jump the far- attend this weekend's Jumping Trainers can't touch their en- persons were killed. Frog Jubilee, held annually in trants, but they can shout, pray The Dublin bombings cointhis hamlet in the Sierra foot- and jump up and down. cided with a general strike in # L hills about 100 miles east of San I Th ere is a world record. It Nort he rn Ireland, where miii. k... i Francisco. was set in 1966 when a frog tant Protestants opposd to the Politicians, particularly in an named Ripple hopped 14 feet, agreeuient have brought norelection year like this one, are three and one-eighth inches. A irial life to a halt. always likely to show up. frog be ating Ripple's record Britain's Northern Ireland will earn , Gov. Ronald Reagan, who or his owner- secretary, Merlyn flees, said it keeps glass jars of jellybeans in trainer. First place money is would be "foolish" to deny DETROIT (AP) - Chrysler his executive suite, has entered $300 to the owner of the winner press reports that British Corp. says increased steel costs a frog called Jellybean VIII. of Sunday's Jump-off. troops may be used to keep esforced it to raise prices for the M. Got'. Ed Heinecke, runsential services operating, such second time in a month and the fling for the Republican guber. as electricity, water and sew. fifth time since September. natorial nomina ti on despite an ;Ige. The firm promised Friday's indictment for perjury by the I announcement of an average Watergate grand jury, has enEditor's note: A story out of $46 hike In sticker prices will be tered a frog named Jaworski, Tampa Friday mistakenly the last increase for the model nanied after special Watergate identified ltaymcnd E. Gaines, year. But it conceded there will special prosecutor Leon Ja18, Sanford, as being charged in be more hikes when 1975 models worskj, the Feb. 28 kidnap ransom of are introduced in September to And California Secretary of (;eorge Jackson. cover the cost of government- State Edmund G. Brown Jr., Gaines is a witness in the trial mandated equipment. running for the Democratic The firm's 1974 vehicles now nomination for governor, has continuing this week of two men have gone up an average $462 entered a frog named Expletive charged with the actual kidnap. Gaines himself was convicted since September. Deleted. May 9 of finding and spending The latest increase includes For the frogs, unmoved by $9,500 of the $30,000 ransom an average $37 on the base price rxiid to free Jackson ofcars and trucks, effective June 1, and a $9 Increase in shipping charges, starting orrection Area Death Funeral services will be Monday afternoon at Brissori Sanford Grammar School 12:30 P.M. Funeral Home, Advisory Committee ::: Prices Rise - Seminole Calender LIEN CAT, South Vietnam AP) — North Vietnamese In. fantry, ba cked by at least five tanks, overran three governmnent outposts, seized a nearby village and threatened this strategic district town only 25 n rys e r J E ________ Froggy Olympics origin Valedictorian Honored , To Damascus 'PIP southern Lebanon for a second ® r L Sunday, May 19,1974—lA Kissenger Flies By Saigon Infantry Division. Police Blotter - l)ALlASiAP I — A Canadian cancer fighter says he Is successfully using a chemical cousin of rocket fuel to battle advanced Hodgkin's Disease in children. 1)r. Richard D.T. Jenkin, of Princess Margaret Hospital in Toronto, said at a conference on childhood cancer that methods previously successful in treating the disease in adults are being used In children, in wtiomn the disease had been more difficult to diagnose and treat. One of the drugs being used Is procarbazine hydrochloride — a synthetic chemical derived in part from hydrazine. one of the rocket fuels used in America's space program. Jenkin said the drug treatment was started recently and employed in only about 33 patients so far, but it produced remarkable results." Hodgkins' disease is a usually fatal cancer of the lymph system. Tn-County Transit Will J Tallahassee Tally Go Monday ,. Haphazard Millions WASHINGTON (AP) — A report by congressional auditors said *180 million spent by the Justice Depart- % DELTONA The Sanford Herald - I , N. Viets Hit Post ?A_ • L •' ttt _ appearing in The Sanford Herald are available to you in 8x10 reprint size for S3. I A L 322-261' or 831-9993 FOR SALE! ALUMINUM SHEETS USED. OFFSET PRINTING PLATES 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES 25 C EACH IDEAL LINING MATERIAL They Just Fit Between Studdinas and Rafters) NON - RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLFGUN CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS IDEAL POR ROOFING or INSULATING (1 hr Outtfarb Wipralb 300 N. FRENCH AVE PH. 322-2611 �- .-,e,-- -, . , __ ' +Ze45: — _ . - , ~ , - -- 4 6 T! g- J -i- J - ~ S 1f~ - - ••. - — - . - ii - - I .'-'' AO - - - - 1. 4 - . . ~ _00-V-111,11 1 1 - ' m!~4111 - 11k,-1. - -__ - - - __ - W ~ - - _~~~~ llll~ H JUST MISS ED THE I L TAG Fl..7 AT i SANFORD LITTLE Leaguer just barely . tv HO ME Id Photo ~ By Oorge Hayn) PL ATE A"' his transistor radio much fielding, either, as errors Rust) Staub stroked a two. a two-run double to center field At the ballpark, Fred Nor- brought home three of Cincin- run homer on loser Ilalor Moore to score the winning runs for man tried to ease his father's nati's runs. Two scored on in the third inning for all the Atlanta. Jimmy Wynn drove in two pain with a well-pitched game Houston pitcher Claude Os runs Seaver needed. Friday night. runs for the Dodgers with a teen's wild t hr ow to the plate in Padres 7, ('giants 3 "When! was born, he was 47 the fourth. Nate Colbert's fifth career triple and a double. The Dodgearsold," Norman, 32 said of grand 5mm home run helped er nine game winning streak Doug Rader's fifth home run Son Diego defeat San Francisco see me pitch. I wish he had been of the semn broke Normn's and end a nine-game losing effort to nail him. i xentucicy Lout-Vistances - , - • -- -deeplechase In 8:51.2 to break "I took a big lead with a mile expecting a little better, but the and Auburn and Florida 8 each. his own year-old SEC mark by to go because I knew Ellis was conditions hampered everyIf Coach Stan Huntsman's Ia9A seconds. "And I am gLad the in trouble and I didn't want to body. The rain affected the pre. vored Tennessee team wins, it team did well. I just followed get caught," Brown said. liminaries." will be the 11th straight SEC our guys and let them keep pace "My shoes got heavy after a Kozlesky was one of three title for the Volun tee rs and the with me." while because of the water, but javelin throwers who finished fourth for Huntsman. Flyers To Open With Kate Sm th i Hockey League series is now 3-2 game. The Flyers aren't are 36-3-I, including their vlcto- tees. We'll be drinking the Philadelphia with Game '3 on exactly anxious to again test ry here Tuesday night over the champagne and they won't." ____ 6 ___ Janet Scheer, - World's Women's Ac tion Roller champion, Sports dunks Ken Root, 41 YMCA log roller at - _______ Sunday, May 19, 1974 it • Page 8A I a V - _--~` %.-,", 4 k v`! u - gN;1" X Ri - . -,I r - • • i.'1 'iL $4iCL'i-qi r IA %'iêT'; - 't - t#% \ .t2 I • _____ - __________ l ef 'On Lance Rentzel - - ' 4'. 1 * • - r i - .-. - .I ' • • -. • I Barr 1-I) ' . 'P' 411 ' —. LAW: M ' (i 44 i P - . -, I ; lwpj* ,;A- ':y - - - ¶1 , • L ., , • . ____ %#B1I4?4 • " - ) r. .. PW j_:=7R_z____:t!_ - - I, ' • (.,, ' - Angeles wide receiver on July worthwhile volunteer commu. BIG MOUTH BALM co.totrrn'c5 Wltfl /RIp'4Ø, CO4FR,fA7Wb'? Ole - .. 'NI 'VFM '',y9 9,4'8177P 1$'7 ' \ PLqyE,% '' by Alan Mayer ~ 1700 , nated" players required to ap. pear here. 7-:6 ,4 -.' , ,4 '.. - •, - \7VVk'(fl , . - - . \. \ 42'tP 60 i,IZ' iqy \,Z1/f -R/7t: 'tJV1'14(Y 1. IAYc7,$P • •,- - . •-• p,4yp • - • -• - - - .- Johncock won the rain-pm. Arnold Palmer was the major casualty among the designa ted gued ra ce last year af ter miles. playe rs who tailed to make The forecast for the final 36-hole cut, missing day of qualifica tions mark by a single stroke with 74• included a pir cent thance of 73-147. more rain. FLiIti has plagued the 500-mile FORT WORTH, In (AP) second round Leading .core' race and qualification reguFriday n the $75Ø,QQQ Colonial larly since 1967, when the race open Golf Tout-neen' was halted alter 27 laps and Chuck Courtney 70.4-136 Rod Curt restarted the next day, 7067-137 H-ate Irwin 6572-137 Drivers bezide Johncock C'' Weiikopf 7060-13.4 . lids—lip who had a shot at the po k orone Julius 14 7O-139 Larry Hinson 6. 77—Is) the other two front row c, . COOtV Ufl--I'O Included 1969 winner Mario Jack Nicklaus Elder 7)49I) Andr'tti, 1972 top rookie Mike Gar - Br ew er 7214 - 10 hiss and Salt Walther. - • ,, . - r - - - - . ' . .' :-' • • ,. I :'.: .:. I1 I 2 Games Kansas City 6. Texas I Minnesota 2, California 1 Oakland 10, Chicago New York 3. Mil*vauk 3 Detroit 1, Cle veland 3 Baltimore 6, Boston 0. 6 in rifl95, ran SaturUays Games (Hargar' 7 3 at Kan Texas Sal City (Patin I 2) N California (Singer Minnesota (Golt: 10) 52 ) at Oakland (Hunter 6 3) at Chi cago (Moran 0-I) P4 New York Stottlemyr, I i at 'I*Ouk Cleve U Perry 32) used by teammate Wally Dal. land Botor (Tiant 25) at Baui lenbach in qualif ying last Sat- PtOde (Gtinlslty 13) en route to a two-day total of all week... 141, but said "they came ou t of "This big turbocharger the river, the traps, the trees, hadn't been tested on my car, so the ball washers and even one I have no idea what the effect ,n's pur" will k'" -e -- controversial big turbocharger TrevinomatcbedNickla us'69 butsaid: "I should have shot g, urday, was flotable to get outof lits garage. I hit it bad, really bad. I'm "We really needed to run" gonna practice 'til dark-midjohn cock emphasized, "This night, if there's a lull moon:' rain doesn't help one bit. He collected 14 pars Friday car hasn't been handling well 4;*715 L P c/1,4M 191 i - '' • -- - 'r{ " 467 Sunda 5 Games Texas at Calfornil at Minnesota, 2 Oakland at Chicago New York at Milwaukee, Detroit at Cleveland, 2 2 oSton at flaltrror,.. 2 "''' Sports Brief s •.. iIIi-i'j Coach Quits To Play PHILADELPHIA (AP) INTO HOME WIIH A THUMP HELMET FLYING, this Sanford little leaguer "thumps" into the clay in front of the Bay Avenue Field home plate to score a run for his team. Horse Tracks In Trouble Despite Date Changes League - Standings fact Gulf. winter dates, the industry Vickers said Calder used $91 strewn has produced more which provided $19.5 million in 000 of it own funds to boost its state revenue. The state So- state revenues last year Is In purses and added, "I don't V The Associated Press preme Court has held a main trouble. Florida's winter racing know how long Eastern Division ... we can keep on factor should be which track monopoly has been end W. - L.. Pct.. OS ed by doing it. The owners want to Columbus — can provi de the state the most nor th 5 io ern tracks who now run make money too," Orlando II .5,3 3½ money. Jacksonville ,, $3 nearly year-round with larger Tax relief Passed by the state Savannah 9 21 300 10 "1 think that in all fairness, it d4'tily purses. Western OivI$lo,i leg5late will put $1,500 from Montgomery $7 would be important for me to Attendance and handle at each race back Knxv,ll 13 IS .461 1½ into tracks, but come to such a mnetiing with an Florida tracks Birmingham $2 15 .444 5 have sagged Hialeah AWv,l e Ii II p' s open mi nd," said Schultz president Lynn Stone Friday's Results , of dramatically the past four says, "Even if Hialeah Of larido A. Sa,iartnah 1 Jacksonville. "I had such an years. While th raised Jacksonf Ic 4• Columbus 2 e northern its purse to $0,QO, that woW Aihviile 3, KnO*i,,lli 7 open mind but was unable to tracks operated with a daily not be en ou gh to compete with Montgomer 7, 3irminqh5m 4 attend." purse struct e of $ ,00Q Satu ay's Games the nor ern ur 1 last th tr acks. If it's just a it Orlando Pledger, of West Palm ye., Gulfatream averaged matter of money, Columbus at Jacksonville Beach, it's not going said, "It flirrninjhim at Montgomery would be hard l831000 daily for its winter meet to keep Knoxville at Asheville them here, It could be for inc to say how I would have and Hialeah $59,000 this spring, we riced additional purses,,' Carl El Espanolito Wins NEW YORK El Espanolito, $7.40, won the $20,000 hail to Reason purse at — voted, not having heard the ar. the — Schaukowitch, a former Penn State lineman, has resigned his five-month-old Job as an assistant on the Villanova tJnIversity coaching staff to play with the World Football League's Philadelphia Bell. Schaukowitch was a standout guard for three years at Penn State and played in two bowl games, '#* "If New York has racing 11 could have kept Hialeah from guments." months a year, there will be no regaining South Florida's Afactorintheboarddeion point In horsemen leaving prime winter thoroughbred was Hialeah's 12 million 4 race dates say they don't know this spring, Gulfstrearn loss there,"5aidfloridatrajnerL 's past Goldfi ne. "With only live or six how they would have voted on spr ing success and the idea th e horses running $20,000 the issue. State may get niore overall revraces at Aqueduct, Thomas Pledger and Fred- cnue with Hialeah moved back allowance that's where I should be." crick Schultz said buziness to the winter, Elmer Vickers, vicecommitments kept them from a James Donn, president of president and general manager 1ay 7 state Board of Business Gulfstream, had "no corn- of the Tropical at Calder fall Control meeting at which 1975 ment" as to his feelings about meet, Says the only way the racing dates were awarded, two absences, He has not said state can sport, is to cut The board's quorum of three hether he will appeal. i ts Lake from 17 to 14 per cent, votec 2-i to give Hialeah the Regardless of who has the the ir same as New York. dates, d es pite Praises Gordie As Aeros Take 3rd Win Savannah Said one shoot-from-the-hp cable !obbyit, they are trying HOUSTON( AP) Houston's with the Cougars in four game. Frank Hughes also scored two goals for the Aeros. Andre Rinse says he would straight games. The Aeros got the jump on the The series continues here have played for nothing this Cougars once again with a 3-1 Sunday. year for the opportunity to asfirst-period lead on goals by "I'd have played thIs year for soclate with Gordie Howe, but Murray Hall, Hughes and Mark the stocky left winger earned nothing Just to be on a team with Gordie," Hinse said. "On Howe. Center Ralph Backstrom his salary Friday night. Hinse scored a pair of goals, my first goal tonight he could scored for Chicago on a power one on an assist by Gordie, as have shot, but he is always PlayThe Aeros scored two quick the Aeros defeated Chicago 7-4 looking for the open man." goals by Hinse and Larry Hale and moved within one game of Howe contributed to the wrapping up their World Hock- Aeros' sixth straight playoff in the second period for a 5-1 ey Association World Cup series ictOrY with three assists in the lead before Chicago made its only challenge of the night with three goals in the next 10 min- Belmont, beating Accipter by seven lengths. Schmidt Clears Eye PITTSBURGH (AP) 1. - — The Aussie's Lead NAPLES, Italy — Evonne Goolagong defeated Italy's Lea Pericoli to lead Australia into the semifinals of Federation ('up tennis. Larson Retires NEW YORK The New York Giants announced the retirement of center Greg Larson after 13 seasons with the National Football League team. — Newcombe Advances LAS VEGAS Top-seeded John Newcombe of Australia advanced to the semifinals of the $150,000 Alan King Tennis Tournament with a 6-0, 6-3 victory over Harold Solomon of Silver Spring, Md. — MASTER APPRENTICE by Alan Mayer SEMINOLE TURF CLUB '-w' IYHE4' 6R66 ,+1CCARROM 0I9 //i' * /IAfE WA row, "YeFq flROt4'F 7qMQEqJ P217-&foR 7X,4r Rinse made his second goal , A 50 WAYS TO WINI QUI'*IILAS—TNIF,cTAs Pt,. THE BIG BONANZA Isdu m.t, s tB Is, rec it mw. is s'dv I wla.Aag Tr,ficla ticket "w t,sci pays d4vbII Houston's six straight playoff victories ties the playoff recod set last year by Winnipeg. Atlflm W77t //F ,1o,r,rEP M'/(flVA'. 6/i'6G T!;!~ L Post Time 7:30 P.M. Monday thru Saturday utes. late in the second period and Hughes scored the game's final goal only 12 seconds deep into the third period. i INIIIIIIIIIIIIIIL Mipi 04 Oca"3- - Oft I? 9)— $$twpq' 4346431— Cass.Ibiqry H - I Blowing Rock Richer Philadelphia Phullies said third baseman Mike Schmidt had a dirt particle removed from his eye at a local hospital and that his status in today's game with the Pittsburgh Pirates is uncertain. BALTIMORE Blowing Rock, 812 20, nosed out Heydairya to win the $34,500 BlackEyed Susan Stakes at Pimlico. Griffith Inks Fight Stone Cool Fox The GreaL oulvzo .1m — 5 - I ': - v: , I./O Cff~F~X 1 - 11_1 11 NEW YORK - Emile Griffith, five-time world boxing champion, signed to meet undefeated Renato Garcia on May 25th in Monte Carlo, Monaco. CHICAGO — Stone Cool Fox, $5.20, won the $10,000 Spy Song purse at Sportsman's Park by six lengths over Nasbeville Brass. F AL- \ "J IL Gentry Disabled ATLANTA (AP) The Atlanta Brave, have put Gary Gentry on the 21-day disabled list and purchased pitcher Max Leon (rein the National League club's Richmond farm learn. The Braves said Gentry, a 27-year-old right-hander, is suffering from an elbow injury, lie missed half of last season and most of this year with the problem. — ING LEWOOD, Calif. - Acclimatization, $4.60, passed Y'etot for a one-half-length triumph in the $20,000 Venice Handicap at Hollywood Park. 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To begin with, with ticket to use its clout to get the to put an iron curtain around The aim this time is to strip prices rising faster than the government to act as its agent it." just about all sports program- national debt, it's pretty bloody in a battle with another profit"Hey," he said. "Iron curming from cable television in expensive to Lake a wife and making industry. tam. That's pretty good. hopes of making turnstiles at couple kids to, say, a National They're a bunch of professional sports leagues. the nation's sports palaces spin Football League game. Despite the sanctimonious Hobbeviks." They are the fellas who around a few more rings of organized sports predicted doom if Congress did And If mom and dad want a — which would have you be. Bolsheviks they aren't. to keep the airwaves beer and away wi th foot ba ll home-game And the kids want hot dogs here love of the NFL is But it's a very strange form and from committing overkill on television blackouts and synonymous with love of of private enterprise that is then, to a recent sPOrts coverage, ha ppy little clan often has to be country - sports is a profit, based on the notion that cities Federal Communications Corn. It is a Logical plan, for If the ready to stand in line for a half making entertainment in. should supply expensive play. Hinse ,111P1b '" - 19 .412 2 .471 3 from Hudson County, surprise Derby runnerup, snd Heir to the Line, winner of last Saturday's Preakness Prep. Fans Getting Gouged By Sports Moguls %Titten his autobiography now and Bowie Kuhn talk daily with before the screen. But all things are not equal. - - 11 Id Woody Stephens, Can. nonade's trainer, predicted his tou ghest opposi tion would come If 13 start, the 13-16 mile Preakness would ha ve a record purse of $209,000, with a record 1156,500 going to the winner. Cannonade, who defeated six erage, by CBS, will begin at S p.m. 24, 1973, after Rentzel was ar- nity work during his time out of is writing a novel. "I'm Just God. rested, indicted and pleaded the game. about finished with it. It not gulltytothepossessionolmarl. On football, but is based "I am looking forward to r He was sentenced to 90 turning to the Rains. I had of- characters I've known in iootdays in jail, fined $2,000 and lers from the World Football ball." — 17 weathervane. That will occur a few minutes after Kentucky De rby winner Cannonade and 12 opponen ts go to the post at 5:40 p.m., EDT. One hour of television cov- of the Preakness starters while winning the 23-horse derby, was expected to be the crowd favorite. mission report, went on to enjoy Ian is offered a wide variet) of hour or better. d ustry. pens for the teams, citizens their biggest season ever alter sports events on television, he But the primary objection to have some civic duty to insure the blackouts were lifted, might decide to stay home an the proposed copyrigh t law Like the movie studios of the teams' well-being and the And the felins who ha ve taken watch the tube, rather than which woui all NEW YORK (AP) - Mten placed years proba- League my loyalty remains ent should help this ban spor' 11011)OOd'5 heyday, Big Sports go ve spending 10 months in the shad- tion. baseball franchise truck on down to the local events with Los Angeles. The Rams to jumping on cable, or the FCC rule controlled until the advent of one industry, even at the exall over the country like nimble stadium, ows of professional football, At that time, Rentzel was al' are my team and Chuck Knox the labor, production pense of another. which would do much the same cable Lance Rentzel was reinstated ready playing under an NFL my coach. lie's the greatest 10-year-olds In a hopscotch and distribution of its entertain. is not that sports should But before turning a Friday by National Football probation following his arrest coach I ever played for and i tournament. Heck, who would't Ww to run lecherous eye on cable televi. .first Put its Own house in order, ment product. Well, the Sports Traveling a business like that? League Commissioner Pete Ro. and conviction on an indecent road sion, t he sports leagues and s not that the proposed law and zelle. Players are challenging its exposure charge on Nov. 30, wee ks" before the suspension. Medicine Show is on the perhaps the government to rule would blatantlyindiscrimin. favor of tight control over labor, and e a look at why peple can be ate against cable During his la yoff from foot- naught but ill for the poor little happy I feel," Rentzel said in year probated sentence for that cable is challenging its control not ball, Rentzel spent much of his sports fan who Is asked to pay perided to stay away from broadcasters, and Los Angeles after learning that incident, thousands of people would be of distribution, the s ta dium, time %4Titlng. "My biggest in. outrageous prices for tickets, to Rozelle had okayed his return. Razelle lauded llent,zel's perdenied a chance to see televised Rhetoric from spor ts "A lot has changed in my life sonal conduct during the period terest now Is writi ng, but I still give unquestioning, undying All th ings being equal, most major league e like football," he said, games if they live organizations would lead you to loyalty to his local the past 10 months." gladiators folks would rather watch a in a town where a minor league believe of the suspension and said th that the very survival of Rozelle suspended the Los player had been active in Rentzel, who has already and to believe that Pek Rozelle game in person than at home team plays. Juana. -,r '. low £ ' 4, iè 7. ___ . * ', - 'L I' I -i,, 5 .. = I- -. -- i - r_ :1 IF - ,' * ji - - I -Z •,_ '' V ia . -: ik * - ~ 4f.j,4' ' ' _t*_ AT " -.-_ t 71 I R #_ ~ . 1 •!'14 -- '-1. Sunday's Games 17 19 For the past year, the blue. and-white blocks of Meadow Stable have been displayed on the wea thervane, honoring Secretariat's victory in the Preakness as he swept to the Triple Crown in 1973. — Pbiiadelp'ia at PittSburgh, 2 Mr'rewta As soon as the result is official, Ennis will paint the winning owner's colors on the blouse of the Jockey aboard the horse which stands on th e The — Fr Sin Diego (Arlin 1 1) at S*n 's California - painting of the Pimlico weathervane. a Preakne5s tradition whose origin stumps even trivia ex per ts, will be continued today after the 99th running of the Triple Crown classic. Torn Ennis, a mem be r of thetrack's maintenance staff, will climb atop the replica of the old members' clubhouse before the race is run, and ta ke along an assortment of paints. The Herald Rozelle L ts Ban — $50,000 top prize, Weiskop( with driver was one of 11 with a a 68 that propelled Mm into chance In today's final sched. Wed day of qualifying to knock fourth place at 138. Nicklaus, despite dumping a Foyt off the inside front-row wedge shot into the lake near starting position. The speed to the 18th green, shota69 after an beat was the 191,632 miles per opening 71 and headed a group hour average the Texan posted in last Saturday's qualifying of six at 140. runs Nicklaus Is one of the "desig. Johncock's car, sporting the Victor's Paint Ready Prea ness By STEVE CASEY i - ~-`TIVV- VT - • . / iuk ,Ir _* ~ • - - i: •-. , .; . an exhibition match A____ ~ -- j --' -1 - - VT - LOS Chicago at St. Louis Montr ea l at New York. t1irr ~ 2_115~ ~_ York (Matlack 41) 'lncinna?i (Kirby 2-3) at Houston (Wilson 1of Dierke, !,n(5 4th (L1r - w 3 FORT WORTH, Tex. (AP) - nized as one of the tour's top mer Uni versity of Colorado Cincinnati at Houston I Atlanta at Anglj Los A trio of superstars moved into scramblers. football star, and Rod Curl, a Diego at San F rant sco 2 contention, but it was a selfCourtney stripped four shots personable Wintu Indian. styled scrambler, a Wmtu In. from Colonial's begrudging par American League Irwin, suddenly erratic after than and a former football 70 Friday and moved into a one. East INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - Veta spectacula r 65 Thursday, carW L Pc?. GB player who led the may today shot lead at the halfway point Baltimore $7 IS 531 looked like a good Detroit into the third round of the $250,- pro golf's first designated deci four birdies, four bogeys, a erazi A.J.Fo't ii s $3' bet to hang onto the pole Cleveland 17 I? .500 1 double bogey and nine pars for 000 Colonial National Open. tournament, IS IS 500 I ' position for the Indianapolis 500 MI*auk New York $9 19 . I "Even Ben Hogan can't hit all A non-winner this year, a two-over-par 72. Curl shot a today. The 1973 winner, Gordon Boston $6 19 C7, and t he two were tied at 137 the greens on this course- Courtney's 36-hole total of 7 West Johncock, admitted as much r1l, cago I? IS 531 you've got to be able to chip it 66-136 was good for a one Oakland $9 11 -Sn Jack Nicklaus, Lee Trevino after a vital practice session xaas c close and make the putts," the- stroke advantage over first- and defending champion Tom was rained out Friday. orized Chuck Courtney, recog- round leader Hale Irwin, a for- Weiskopf made bids for the The stubby Phoenix, Mix., - BALTIMORE (AP) Professional Log - By The Aisocialed Press National League East W L Pc?. GB PtFiIAPhIA ii 16 529 — ' Lows 1$ 16 •S2'9 — II 13 519 t, N('* York IA 19 Chicago I) IS 419 3'i P'ttbgh 33 We st P 10 730 — Cnc.i'nat, II 15 Sas 1 San Fran 70 1$ 528 7', Atlanta 19 19 500 5' HouSton 70 20 500 I', (Nekro 3 31 at ;roetes (Messefsmltp, 10) Give pol e To Foyt - 11111111111 Atlanta May California Angels owned a 1.0 '4 a 23) N Rain - SWREBOARD (AP) - A the Flyers' Spectrum ice Sun- that Boston Gardens' hex. So, Bruins. Philadelphia Flyers' official day afternoon(2:05 P.M. EDT). not only will the pre-game "We're going to need more said on radio after Tuesday Should the battling Bruins tie National Anthem be replaced than Kate Smith," said Flyers Friday's Games adelphia at Piltsbvgh. night's victory over the Boston the set, the seventh and with the team's good luck song, coach Fred Shero, mpd. rain St Louis 9, Chicago I Bruins in their Stanley Cup deciding game is Tuesday at Kate Smith's rendi tion of Irving "If we play like Thursday Pw York S. Montreal 0 playoff: "Let me be the first to Boston Gardens where the Berlin's "God Bless America," night, or maybe a little better. Cinc i nnati 4. Houston 2 S. Los Angelij 3. II say that the Bruins are dead." Flycrs have won twice in seven but Miss Smith will be there in we can beat them there Sun- innAtlanta i ngs Diego 1. San Francisco 3 Well, that was a mighty li ve years. person to sing it. day," said Bruins coach BeP Saturdays Games corpse that thumped the Flyers Philadelphia officials are Philadelphia (Schueler 1]j at In games where "God Bless Guidolin. "They'll never beat (Moose 1 4) 5-1 Thursday night. making sure they leave no stone America" preempted The Star .s in the seventh game, and Pittsburgh ChicaVo (Reutchel 3-1) at 5? The best-of-seven National unturned for Sunday's crucial Spangled Banner, the Flyers that's TRUE—tn big black let- Louis ( iebert 7 3) N Montreal (Rogers 6 I) at No PHILADELPHIA Courtney Scrambles To Lead - .AI1CagO. The Rest At SEC Track - ' , American League scores: here tonight, but he Just string of 24 innings without an string. The blast capped a fivecouldn't make it." Oak la nd 10, Chicago 9; New run Padres first inning. earned run, The youngest Norman, howEnzo Hernandez singled and York 3, Milwaukee 2; Mm. Cards 9, Cubs 8 In other National League games, the St. Louis Cardinals The Cubs rallied from a 1-I trimmed the Chicago Cubs 9-8, deficit to come within 6-5, and the New York Mets blanked the after St. Louis made it 8-6, Chi. Montreal Expos 5.0, the San cago scored three runs in their Diego Padres downed the San half of the eighth to tie it. Francisco Giants 7-3, the Atlanta Braves topped the Los Billy Williams had four runs GAINESVILlE, Fla. AP Brown's teammates finished aside from that, the race went ahead of defending champion Angeles Dodgers 5-3 in 11 inbatted in for the Cubs-two of J)istance runner Deug Brown of second, third and fifth to give along all right." Danny Martin of Tennessee, nings and the Philadelphia them on his fifth-inning home the University of Tennessee the Volunteers 26 points in the The water he referred to was whose best effort was flO'3" Phillies-Pittsburgh Pirates run. Don Kessinger contributed goes after his third South. steeplechase, only two points caused by hard afternoon rain compared to a 245'4" effort last game was rained out. four hits for Chicago and drove eastern Conference track title less than runner-up Alabama which played even more havoc year. Norman, over 45 14 innings, in two runs, of the year today, has for six events, with the field events. Stock unseated Glynn Griffin has surrendered Just 32 hits and Mets 5, Expos 0 But he says he's got his team After building Tennessee's Tony Kotlesky of Kentucky of Georgia as shot put chain- nine runs while striking out 45 "It's a start," said New York in mind as much as his individ- point total to 68 by closing Fri. won the Javelin throw with a pion with Griffin finishing secand walking only 10. The vieright-hander Tom Seaver after ual performance. day's schedule with a winning toss of 238 feet, 11 inches and ond at 57'71a", tory raised his won-lost record his 13-strikeout four-hitter I3rown can gain his third tro- 29:12.8 time in the 6-mile run, said "I wanted to get 250 feet Friday's other champion was to 3-3 and lowered his earned blanked Montreal. ;hy by successfully defending Brown said, "I went out Just but it was Just too wet, and Philip Tucker of Georgia, who run average to 1.59. Ls title in the 3-mile run. He trying to help our runners." condi tions were bad. won the long jump wi th 24'7L". . . Houston Manager Preston ?_. 1 L. . . A. I i t) 1111C JU '! AIW't .,aLer tic suu ne unaiiy picxeu up uur scneauie schedule for warming Including the decathlon, won Gomez didn't seem especially , ceplechase and 6-mile run the slow pace when he realized up was inessed up because of Thursday by Alabama's Wayne Friday, leading Tennessee to a teammate Rick Ellis, who fin- the rain and I just wasn't pay. Hicks, the team standings encommanding lead in team Shed third, was having prob- ched up like I wanted to be." tering today's final 14 events tandings lerns handling the challenge of Tennessee's Tom Stock, win- show Kentucky third with 23 .. % & "I'm happy I won," said runner-up David McKanna, of ncr of the shot put event with a points. Georgia 22, Louisiana Brown after winning the Auburn. heave of 59'2,," said "I was State 18, MissIssippi State 11 - . ever, nearly did make it. fie Ted Simmons drove in three Enzo Hernandez hit a sacrifice nesota 2, California 1; Karms pitched 8 1-3 Innings of eight-hit runs with a first-inning homer, fly to bring home the other two City 6, Texas 4; Baltimore 6, baseball, striking out live and then broke an 8-8 tie with a San Diego runs. Hobby Bonds Boston 0, 6 innings, rain, and walking one while recording a sacrifice fly in the eighth inning had a two-run double and Ken Detroit 4, Cleveland 3. 4-2 victory over the Houston As- to carry the Cardinals past plate while opponent lunges out in a last-ditch escapes being tagged out as he crosses home Sunday, May 19, l974A Tanana and the rest of the feet into the right field stands Detroit downed Cleveland 44 defeat, added that "I'd throw Buddy Bradford broko his . the mound for winner Bruce in the Yankees' victory or The plan, Frank Tanana fig- lead. It figured Hisle would be for athetwo-run homer that car. and the New York Yankees him the same pitch again—but larbone trying for the catch— Dal Canton. ned Twins to a 2-1 victory edged Milwaukee 3-2. ured, was for Larry Lisle to put bunting ... which is what he did Milwaukee which snapped New with more on it." ov highlighted the first-inning er the Angels. Tigers 1, Indians 3 Twins 2, Y ork's live-game losing streak. Angels I the ball a few feet in front of the on the first pitch, pushing it lolea 6, Red Sox 0 burst. Joe Rudi's tw "There's no way I dreamed orun single Al aline's run-scoring single plate. He figured about 400 feet foul, "I was expecting a fastball Scott hit arun—the homer one for Cueller checked Boston and Bill Melton's two-run error triggered a three-run sixth in. theGeorge Brewers' final he'd hit it that far," Tanana 'cause he was only trying to get onMike too short. six hi "f thought he was going to said, ts and Tommy were the big plays In ü ning that led Detroit over th Ilisle was ba tting in the bet- bunt again," Tanana said. "I me out, what wi th Rod Carew clubbed two bomers, dr iving in inning. Indians, who hit into foure that left Um one short. It In other American League and To torn of the eighth inning for threw him an up-and-away fastny Oliva following me," four runs in a game trimmed to 1, Royals Rangers 4 double plays. Lerrin LaGrow came only mcnent.j alter Roy Minnesota. Ahead of him, Joe ball games, Baltimore blanked Bos. Hisle said of Tanana. "And he six innings that didn't have much on ton 6-0 in a rain-shortened sixby rain and Fred Patek's two-run triple picked up the victory with late White had made a brilliant dlvUs had singled. And behind him it.,, threw me the fastball, appar- enlivened by the appearance ing catch of Dave May's long of capped a four-run second- relief help. inning contest, Oakland mauled ently thinking was the meat of the Twins' I was gonna bunt the first streaker at a Baltimore inning that sent the Royals past But Hlsle put everything he the Chicago White Sox 10-4, again. I "I really didn't throw well li ner. ba tting order, got the homer in a ball game. had into it, driving the ball 421 Kansas City topped Texas Jim Bibby and th e Rangers, to night and was lucky," said hit-and-run situation." "We haven't had too many overcoming Texas' 3.0 lead. LaGrow. Sometimes It takes a National League scores: Ncw But why the switch? "It was a like that this season," sa id AlGe or ge Brett drove in the other few breaks to win a game and York Me 5, Montreal 0; St. ___________________ bit of a gamble," admitted yin Dark after his A's roll ed Kansas City runs wi th doubles we got them tonight." , Louis 9, Chicago 8; San Diego 7, (E? Twins Manager Frank Quilici. over Chicago on the strength of in the fourth and sixth innings. _____ Yanks 3, Brewers 2 San Francisco 3; Cincinnati 4, "But it sure worked, didn't it?" a four-run first inning and a sixWhen Texas scored its fourth Bill Sudakis' run-scoring Houston 2; Atlanta 5, Lao An_______ Tanana, who also was victi- run second, run and had the tying runs on single capped a two-run first in. geles 3 in 11 innings, and _____________ mized last week by a Minnesota Phila. Ray For se's three-run base with one out in the seven th fling and Jim Mason hit a deci. deiphia at Pit ts 6f~, rV homer that turned victory into tri p le---o burgh was rainn which the White Sox' inning, Doug Bird took over sive icrifice fly in the seventh ed out • . I. i AP Sports Writer - - -. -.- By BRUCE IWI ii - -. - - The Sanford Herald t- it~__ • F Dad's Hos ized; pital ;. His es 'Bunt' Powers Twins By Angels, 2-1 Sons ' Win Eases Pain -1 *__ I 10 !1 I .1P!!I jiM II =_ P : .'' ,.: ______. ~ ~ I 1; _7_~_~~_ _1.__ I I .- - -A_~-.-•F - -z_-. 11V-AW--A 7 ,,,-~~,,, --~ * - -__I := Avic - , 1 - ___ ~J L7~d ~~ ~-~ - .z -1 __ _~ __ . _.,._- ,I --. ~'J 7.,.ixf_ 11 --'PtiE=-%~ I 4 .1, , i - I • , . By FRANK BROWN lt~l . impressed after his team's k',' ~# It-~_`; Sea', er, last season's t, Hudoiph's single drove in the : - - -, -, _ z - . -: AP Sports Writer •. enib consecutive loss. "We've Young Award winner, had Giants' runs. -..... . 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Phone XAMUS �01 - ______________________ I v ~ ~~~ M ~ -- -•------------ -- - .-.. ...-..-.-.:r• __ " r- '1OA -The Sanford Herald - Sunday, May 19, 1974 tate Acting S By BOB ORREL C Hya On cinth ontrol S ____________1, - ug gesti on Dear Abby (CARROLL RIGHTER'S __- i I- _______ Sunday, May 19, 1974-1 lÀ by Dove Grout WHAT J- -I ..A COPY OF ThE ... HE AN ' DO OtJ SOUNDS PRErry DID HE DIDN'l SCROLL FOUND ITS OH, I \ ANTIQUE MIGHT THINK, SOLID 10 ML DCC,1 G ETThis INF(CCAR. WAY 10 A FRIEND SEE 6T DEALER SAY THAT! j RICUmOU5 MONOUTOF' MINE IN Widower Being __ I Sanford Herald The ALLEY OOP j IS bottom of streams and lakes come out of river near his plenty of cats and panfish. Pat A "fish kill" was reported In Delbert Euga, Sanford resident Howe, Fred Knight, Joe week In th is area. The total for Pestered By Gals from and Fish beds, Carroll Righ lnnftut. place recently. ABOUT Brooks also reported seeing Lake Jessup but the exact well known for his activities j Lazare, Glen McKcndree, the weekend trip was six sncok, RED CHINESE We were pleasantly mirised Spraying has already started More good news came in as some big bass chasing minnows cause reamins a mystery. Some th e formation of the Seminole Oscar Redden Jr., and David 27 redfish, and 185 trout. AI'RrnE5 l 1. ByABIGAII4VMjBUR this week to receive a call from on the Wekiva River and Faulk reported the rains had In the early morning hours, the Job. 1. of the old-timers felt that it was County Gun and Archery Ruddell. Mirrolure plugs did Cal Zetlunayr, Administrative although a little Y. N c' it should bcought the water level up four On Lake Jessup, the big due to the fish being In the very Association, has been appointed ,, On the East Coast, drum were Certificates and shoulder MONDAY, MAY20, 1974 Assistant to Suite Represen- prove to be much more e'. inches already. Improving your public image is around hungry w this council by State patches were awarded to all the fliflfling big ind 'F' t.ative Vince Fechtel. Zethrnayr fective than last year when the DEAR ABBY: I have been a she came over to see if there GENERAL TENDENCIES: wise, also. I, L) Along with the big bass being men by Lieutenant the Orange Avenue and the Representative Bill Fullord, above Use J in g enuit informed us that Fechtel was in plants were allowed to grow so taken on large size shiners, y to get widower for only ten months, was anything she could do for financial and other material your Dee. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to ' mid chairman of the Natural Carpenter and 1s Robinson, Seabreeze Bridges at full agreement with a stand we large that they blocked the Rapala plugs and plastic -. 1 afldalllwantistobeleftalone. 21) Get duties out of the week. Several In the 22-40 pound Reso urces Committee. Instructors, me.Ihadatefflbleuegetg took pertaining to the control of channel for weeks at a time, falrsonasoundbu1s,foryou am constantly pestered way. Pleasing by worms are scoring with some kers is A gun show, open to the public bracket were landed according Euga urges that anyone rid of her. After that, I pulled can move ahead soon Into other wise at this time.co-wor water hyacin ths and had inAl though the Department Is fair catches of bass and catfish widows, divorcees and wives down Don't be too e "Fishin' th S-18 having any problems of this IS scheduled to be held Friday, to Wayne Brady at 'OrreII' troduced legislation putting this not due to take over until July 1 and bream are hitting down"With Bob forceful with one from whom J whose husbands don't pay any door. my shades and bolted my activities, ............ .............. and Tackle Shop. .................... :::•; --Bait nature contact him or the Saturday, and Sunday at hole" I'm a prisoner in my own very important matter in the ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) you want a favor. attention to them. Also, people hands of the Department of the hyacinth control program is stream from Wekiva River copperhead bream aie tearing shallow water and the high council immediately. igh Bridge, At the the ter <ONG/ ONE_fl4IP.,.\4E _____ ________ SELF' ________ ___ _____ ____ _____ Late, "I' . '" Its, ______ _____ _____ '-1' __________ _ X ____ _____ ___ U :., ___________ ____ M _____________ __ _______ ___________ Exposition Park In Orlando. being started now under the Haven Camp. n. it up again according to Lowell winds muddied the water so The Hunter and Firearms Nat ural Resources, effective new guide lines due to the St. Johns River bass are Riley at Ilil ey's Camp. They badly they could not get suf. Safety tiful. Training Course July 1, 1974. urgency of the situation, coming to life again. We lucked started hitting last wee k and ficient oxygen. On the Main Street Pier, recently co nduct ed Sa in nford As suggested by the column, Some m isgiving were felt that Into three early last wee; near Ralph Clark of Altamonte The bream should be were good the fir st P whiting even by the Florida Game and Fresh SALT WATER SCENE the Department will place the spraying would affect bam Marina Isle Camp, the largest Springs brought in his limit in a more active as the next full Water Fish Commission was of the week with a few weakfish emphasis on getting to the fishing on the Wekiva but ap- one about six pounds. These fell very few hours. showing tip. lAter, the fare moon approaches. Fishing is fine on the successfully completed by Jim plants before they mature. thus parently this is not the case as for an underwater plug. worked Hiley got 43 in two days by Seminole County will have a Blythe, Audrey Brown Jr., Coast, especially around consisted mainly of blues eArly saving many man hours, spray, Ottis Faulk of Camp Seminole slowly oil the bottom. running out and Fishing For a local representative on the James Carver, Wayne Ellis, Ed Captiva Island. Fred Knight at in the morning, a few flounder, and best of all, many tons of told of seeing one of the biggest In the Lemon Bluff area, the few minutes at a time between Advisory Council on Con. Hill, Frank Newkirk, Tom the Plaza Sports Shop told of an angelfish, and sheepshead for rotten slime covering the strings of bass in many months regular fishermen are getting customers. servation and Environment. O'Day, John Harrison, David ou tstanding catch made last the rest of the day. Teaching Tennis To Arabs The Sports Time Machine . ii, ititiuv uL.L)1-;R\IAN By Dave Brase and Tim Simons . . . - T-, ' require. . / _____ ______ ' : # ____ . , L. -..--=--. _--- =-r - -- — -the _____________ - Persian Gulf with a per # :1 ___ _ '1 ______ Win At Bridge I 11, ' ________________ 4 capita income among the highest in th e world. "' ( And as Dennis looked down ' ____ wheelinhisnativedesertgarb, andinthebackseatwasagoat . with a rope around his neck. - ' I- -- - -- - -- -- ' -- --- 5350 allow S v;ntspre - 7. P-cHv'% Row R. Pavef -" 3. 150o 4 Eyre Thrill - 111~ we 7MissV;cIJ G.RuqIes yf '°°°° RMt#jnt: Sixth Race—SilO W.Wytfl ' S Dreams Boy 0. Bourgeois 1.EmØy Computer 7 Brouçi,tpn . i Tar Dapple AJ At Ain Vales AE2Rapd.)o.mo .1 Lrrstx'e i:.. 3 Wait A B it .i scat: 1. $rort j$ - A 8.Regi,v 6 Don Bre*ste-c A W'llav .Ir. SecondIsce-1M—I ______ pure Brooklynese. 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Enough Time A VoguiCuchets — ie 1~ , $ - ' Deluxe two-tone cabinet 00 - '• -, - 2-3 — — 24 25 ______________ ____________________________________ ______________________________________________ 34 — —— —" —' ____________ ________ - - - p fl.Hobos 0 A. Oar-deo f.CragsChar-.p J r V 7 % - IT ZIGHT, OR _______________ -. ____________ .' - -.' 'i - foI' DO1N ' -- \\ GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE 555 Vi FIRST ST. - NEVER BEEN C*JT5IC) mps _ the seent. 1... BUT I KNOW ( )0U di dn 't worry! SAIFORD 13 often akin to the child's desire was in motion, for chewing gum! "Lady," the driver remon- I7Th -= ____ ____ 'i" - thus merely "kept"lnmatesof thofloor, for the bus will carry the human zoo called the it till time for you to get off!" en lived much as animated vegetables, down when you leave the office. Then the Serpent came along Stop fretting about your in. and freed them from that somrila by asking the Lord to ''_ 1 : - _____ - S ' _______ -____ q _____ ir .k ' A g, I I - ____ ______ And when you pay for the physic-Ian fruit, till she tasted it and then do the worrying for you! curiosity about the forbidden medical aid, let ___ '_' ________________ ____________ ___ Mort Walker _______________________________ _________ _________ A~i BURNIM LI&4T OW A PA'?' LIKE Tl41? _______________________________ ___________ / 9iV ME ONE T . LI - / ' Muck ___ ____ GLARE ____ __ I geAoNw4yI _____ LJLNtT \RK CN 1I4E OLT'OOR PAPER (Always write to Dr. Crane in ____________ ___________ __________ _____________ ______________ _____ ___________ ________ pair of serpents. for one of his booklets.) - __________ ___________ _ 41 —_ __________________ ______ (HEIiO*14elJ.o?\ ti' _______ Let Falk and Sy Barry ___ ,---- EE..LENCV. Vt THINK I' l ETWIN,l1LL 4LL. R-&417 ________ __ ______ ...PW. SO STHERS.,. I C$iE A cccroR, __________ G+,LAg 4!'r 4 __ re't(CO5EMe,38BtJT1_ - ,- :: 'i I _ .— __ I 'II)K QOoE UCE& I7' _____ _______ ___ __ _________________ 'I 17 9152 - __ 55 57 3a _ _ __ __ ___ A ' 11 ______________________ _ f— __ __ ____ ________________ : .IIIJ ! 14 OFZ ______ i i _ - ________ T. 1 ICA OOC'8'vE. MR' - 1mr 11 ___ __ nt car of The Sanford Herald, ___________ has been enshrined as the _____ enclosing a long stamped, symbol of widsom. _____ addressed envelope and 25 That's why medical emblem, cents to cover typing and ________________________________ called the caduceus, depicts a printing costs when you send THE PHANTOM ______ _____ 48 1, S I ____ _____ ____ -, Iry BEETLE BAILEY __ \ . . 4. ;V _z ____ ___ ____ ___ T_._1____, .r • ___________ -t H !t THON! ThUNlcZ CSH While Adam and Eve were strated, "set that suitcase on uo ' Ha1L 54 PH. 322.2821 1 .4,,(:1Thv AT 'THE YANKEE I WHERE IT'S I ThON you retire for the night. Worry also Is good Here in Chicago a woman calisthenics for your brain, with a heavy suitcase got on a It li kewise Is an outlet for bus, but she continued to hold unused mental energy and thus the suitcase, even after the bus __ — 5E-HIND I Ex4c-ri...y ___, CLINk, Stupid folks don't worry as Civilization has constantly (b)) much as smart people! advanced because our an. .,f Iii Worry 13 merely trlal..wid. cestors worried out solutions to error thinking about an Un. millions of problems. C '44iIta W I. solvedproblem thatusuallyha.s "But, Dr. Crane," some of _______________________ an emotional core, you may protest, "doesn't BLON DIE ________________ _______________ Chic Young ________ _________ ________ have a teen-age daughter who effects?" BEEN RKNG \ SEE HIM u MIS J TO HAVE A GOOD goes out on a date with a "show And the answer Is "Yes," if OVERTIME NYM HIM! \>,o ARGUMEPIJT off" classmate that likes to youdon'tlearntheartofla}jJg 1'FOR THE I ANYMORE' boast of hl.s beer drinking and your problems down when .i [PAST MONTH •j. . fast driving, you'd be stupid If quitting whistle blows, or when - 4647 I -- by Dick Cavolli - 3OO LUCK. ,i La'r.; -st Rmr - THE ESTIMATE ______________ ____ gayest to be with me, she gave _______________________ 3 e_1WQ ,__NL) WINTHROP 37 39 40 . Do You WANT . a, P __ ? dined on the forbidden fruit, -1 FRANK & ERNIE'S AUTO REPAIR I U _______ _________________ - Ill by Bob Thaves __ I 00 C 'STO "am 04 . FRANK AND ERNEST For he whetted Eve's — — — ___________________________________________________________________ C HaIrason 14 IF _____ - ~ — ' ______ ____________ 3 'a.InchroundZenithquality,p $0 intelligent brain, offered some to her husband. '. 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Wilsey Jr. v Ma,-t.r 3 flri Orr"),n L UJe:l 4 L-.2tTt3taiy SSvrtax •1 Bby State FreçP'( I Eighth Rc.- I U-SilO PacaB.3CSflandicap JHuey .J Dageno is 3. viclof V Rall y 4 Part r,rt fir. ;'' S.StaneyKey f'Ail rj p,WiWyi,ii. - warfare $7 Fermented lSChemscaI rape 'i'c-e hydrocarbons urrowUsg 21 Mountain lake mammal 011)5 Third Race- I M- $530 Pac,C.3 7 SIoux Brsvt -''n P 4'E Z'ñ)17'N1P/ 44'W%ø ___ F PjAIIiJ ; - l3CollegeofficsaI 4iMuseot poetry _____ L A____ o 14 Ferns 141 - ___ r. ___ ___ __ 53 Arab nsme ____ ' L r.jE I ____ it IS Capst.eI o _________ ________ ______ 34'aIued too • MaIyLAfld highly llAuthorof The SOflhJtr 31 Crafts S4Nucuiuse Raven" lPartoIa ____ 3ITribuI.aryol appellation comet a. the Danube - #i R. Neely T. Ra•j S. Rapid FIrS 7. Princelor,y Princp R - Paver Jr J. Corona 7 Soueahng Byrd S SelkasSai ! iprefisi S Aleutian island 42 Insurgent I 1It SJapanese Hlntarr person 4OConfIic l2Shorl jacket 27 Droops PICeB-2 : how can I stop worrying? human race?" - ___ ___ Answv____ to Pr.y,ous Puzzi . . 39 Dispatched okano CHROMACOLOR — ______ I Volcanic Scene J ACROSS 7Ar&-n Nick I) PeTk,!4 64SO Radio City Station. New V01k / ______ ____ fl_______ ______________ ___ As soon as Adam and Eve had BY GEORGE W. CRANE, 13 LAI ALL IP-45 Pace C3 2 van Worry Is Good PL D., M.D. TODAY'S QUESTION / ;' :i-'.. _______ ________ he defUy blamed his wife, about the nicest W1Y "Wouldn't It be wonderful if byFor saying: Instead of bidding two hearts there. Edgar won the diamoixl your partner has passed you r worry could be banished from "The woman whom thou ' iA~ ,cr " they learned the great value of The bidding has been 11 CASE A-636: Martha G., aged worrying. name anything else arid they've Wes* North East South 2L has a universal problem.For God asked If they had -14 Dou' eon it. They have "Dr. Crane," she corn- violated his command. ____ ____ ble pI.alned, "I guess I am a conworld's championship and I'ass 2! Pass ' ____ firrned Worry seconds to their crediL Adam was thus on the spot. You. South, hold. Their style s ef "For not only do I fret and But he Instan tly worried out a 4K 2 !A J 7 6 5 *A64 4Q 9 4 stew about my own ho usehold solution by thus inventing bidding plus careful, accurate What do you do now' play. Th us, anyone should but I even worry about my mankind's most useful weapon, - A-Bid thee bnrti. Pats is a sist er's family, too, reach the heart slam with their very namely buck-passing. —_. seCoNd ca.rds, but Oak bidI b jot ______- 4 Yp 2 i ______ last three tricks with his For Your Brain L,Z.1 R:I !1 - ______ small damond and made the pairs in the world for many yeam They t never a world's championship, but 11 _- ___ i1ffl1 trump while discarding his Kaplan and N'rman Kay have been one of the best ________________________ ,.. 7m p He could pick up West's N V tOO by Alan Mover 13'E with his last trump. Then he a high club; pulled the last Edgar 'c24'7#i ,t957' ftdJec'Ep 4! • Opening lead-# Q Dennis had been hustled In , - ___________________________ 74'afP West and ruffed a third spade ______ is now ready. For your copy ¶oWdbeac1nchunlessaflfow. you lead' me of the tree and I did eat." trumps showed upin one hand, Wonderful AnswerMonday Then God turned to Eve, who He couldn't do anything if East held It would be a tragedy if was a smart wife, for she saw SendS? IO'JACOBYMODERN weNo; didn't worry! thatAdamgotoutoftroubleby down his king of trumps at trick book to 'Wan at B'sdge (c/a ________________________________________________________________ I/leo,? 1, tead and noted that the slain double. East also passes. What do ZENITH OWN,44W CORP p Pus cks." I Pa Pasi more devotion to mate. Edgar won the led a trump. SCORPIO (Oct. 22 to Nov. 21) send your birthdate and $1 to West's 10 lost to dummy's Know what associates will do Carroll Righter Forecast, The queen. Edgar ruff ed a spade; for you and then seize Sanford Herald, Box 629, er t=V through poor portunity at hand to advance. HollYW Pus 24 •Ps..0 ! PUlling out a try full of curios, We have only to dig for it. There's lots below. But we have the Egyptian said, "I'll give you to be careful If we go too deep, the whole 'shmear' for two PER5Y - P.Haym • SGsr1rudeWy Pus 14 Pus 34 Pats 5-4 here?" asked Dennison a tour "younotgivegoodlucktoken?" Like what? of the facility. "Oh, a dollar." Denn is realized he had been ' "No," sa id the Englishman in play prove to the people that Deacon contract. . and led a second diamond, +A2 *A53 Both vulnerable "Now," said the Egyptain, Jones denied accusations of al Football League veteran said thought he would be traded, drug use Friday and sa id he on a radio talk show, didn't expect to play for the San "But I will play another year Jones has filed a suit against Diego Chargers next season, of football, because I want tO the Chargers allegi ng breach of A don't think that I'll 10,173. Just brushed the bar with hIs His series was th e second best shirt. I ii A K J 91 charge, "we have lots of water. had arxi forked ever. . -. '' Dennis accepted gratefully. SAN DIEGO ( A P) - Veteran another down of pro football in is a football player arid not a night in the International Track missed three times at the 18-3, Association meet at Texas which would have been a Stadium before a crowd of record. On his second try, he M 14u're R Peters 2 Betknap Jvtilee . ___ ii'> _ ___ coin for good "Isn't it difficult to get water ___ _ ____ humor in the story. 'Was It In fact, the surest sign of reallyyourwL'e"theyasked." The tennis clinic at Dhahran normalcycametteciaytie'went to see the pyramids in was held near the Petroleum out Egypt. A native approached Institute, a beautiful 0 million Dennis a nd said, "I give you middle of the desert. _____ ______ 4,, %J "I can throw it perhaps two CANNONADE BOOM ____ O - lie felt, however, no social You got to come after me.' And I followed her down a side refrigeration because the oil street. She took off her veil. It er..bargo was beginning to thaw during his tour, and none of the as my wile, Arabs really wanted to mention "Most of them didn't -'- the 'Deacon' Jones Denies Drug Charrie Matson 'Muscle' k With 70-Foot Shot Put PaceC.1 - DENNIS VAN DER MEER TEACHING F- J. Par,nn S 5colchI4l - S Popl,'r . . anymore. S -.- =--- George Woolf on SeabLscul( history of the American turf, record at 71 feet 5' Inches, inches of establishing a world uncorked his career indoor best indoor record in the pole vault. of 70-feet, inches Friday He cleared the bar at 174 but First Race -' __ three and a half lengths. The to reach the modest distance of At the start, jockey Charlie time for th e mile and three 65 feet, and had been th e object tireless Kenyan, won both the Kurtsinger and most of the sixteenths is 1:56 and three of catcalls and criticism which mile and two mile. He edged crowd is startled as his mount, fifths- a track record, he now says "gave me the in. Dave Wottle with a time of 4:00.6Young in the mile the heavily favored War centive to be competitive George in and nicked the two mile, Admiral, comes past the Those in attendance today aga in." both with Umes of 8:45.9. grand"O a length behind are sure the), have seen the The former Texas A&M star, SeabiscuiL greatest horse race in the who once held the world outdoor Bob Seagren came within Pact Claiming $1,000-mares 10 pct. -- - -. Seabiscuit refuses to. This is The 6.foot-7, 265-pounder used feet farther than I did tonight," Howard for $75Q() to be the world record holder in Matson said. "I went back to Nevertheless, in six racing not a good da y f or kings. the shot put, but in recent the technique I had In 1965." seasons, he has had starts At the finish it's Seabiscult by months he had been struggling and won 33 of them Meanwhile, Ben Jipcho, the I J- .( - I silhouette against the ap. IRVING, Tex. (AP) - They of his career. It went 69.10L, 7 proachlng sunset, One of them don't snicker at Randy Matson 70.SL,, 68-5 and must give ground, TurI Club Entries__I ____ _____ ____ ___ . 4, -. r- - ____ ___ ____ ____ - -- their choice and War Admiral, old campaigner from the west sport to the locals. This was at son of the legendary Man 0 coast, Seabiscuit,, is still holding the behest of the U.S. State staying slightly Department to foster good his own War. is a 1-4 favorite to stave off and tions, at a time the oil any dWl,!nge from the only ahead of the great War rela embargo was still The funny other horse in this match race, Admiral Seabiscuft. present owner Charles S. _._.____: .. r - - - - Dennis is a tennis teacher, among the greatest in the world BALTIMORE, 193S holds the lead and th e rail into - "Numero uno," says Bill ie the first turn and forces the Jean King, whom he has Twohorseswith veryLittJein favorite to the outside. Down coached - and he was in common are to race today at the back stretch they are nose Kuwait recently, as well as historic Pimlico. and nose. They head into the Egypt and Saudi Arabia, to e sore-kneed impart his knowledge of the gut 40,000 fans have registered final turn and th Seabl.scult, on the other was sold as a 2-year-old to - ______ SEABISCUITAHEAD5 The crowd is in a hysterical War Admiral. besides having frenzy as neither horse will give an inch. The roar is deafening, the blood of his famous fa ther his veins, has racked up an People faint. Two great horses urn impressive head for home as a single eluding a Triple Crown in i :.H'- - L the street, he saw this 4 SE Mercedes-one of those $15,0(X) jobs - wi th a Kuwaiti at the . ' 4 ' , - r_;~.~__7___ - ' -1 I 'wear this woman winked at quickly, they get annoyed." tac. The eves were telling country tucked into a corner -_ _____ . . 0 hung i i South PaSSIxrt, which isn't kosher in "was to make frlend.s for all her time isolated from the Dennis found the Arabs African national, though he has Ca iro since that country sent America and promote Interest Saudis on receptive to his tennis concepts, the tennis court, OAKLAND, C.ilif. -(NEA1 been in the United States for a some Mirage Jets to Israel. in tennis. I think people who mostly because they were "In Riyadh, the capital, young and athletic and - Dennis Van der Meer knew dozen years. And so when his TVy let him in on a play tennis are a lot nicer than - - he had experienced the entourage, which included four diplomatic passport the next people who don't play tennis." which is the most strict," says dedicated - "in Kuwait and Dennis, "I never saw a woman merging of civilizations the teaching pros and his wife, (Lay to start a whirlwind round Saudi Arabi, an adult doesn't a in the bloody town. We were top player, landed of clinics, each ki.sting four moment he walked out the 11nda, also Of course, in Saudi Arabi, the participate in sports. given an incredible Arabian plush front door of the Kuwait in Ca iro, Dennis was held at the days, in Cairo, Kuwait and the only "nice people" he got to airport overnight while the Saudi Arabian cities of were men. It was forbidden to feast hosted by Prince Feisal "The Kuwaitis were quick to Hilton. The Rolls Royces and the others went into town because Dhahran , Riyadh and Jidda. mix women in t he clinics, and King Ibn Sa udi's son). I got up learn tennis," he ,.ays. "I think he travels on a South African and told them about walking the oil has made them a little "Mv interest," . around town and passing this overconfident, a bit cocky and Benzes were purring by Kuwait ' woman with a view. Women can arrogant in their tennis, too. Is that little polulation less talk with their eyes. I could If the results don't come than a million) oil- steeped ______ STRIKE / _________ - Were ____ ' .#I - ____ / You can improve CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS by Larry Lewis a sip on my front riow, so study your records for Jan. 20) You have much energy But future investments. An ex and can enjoy recreational you invited?" BASES LOADED IN ANTICIPATE, I WAS. ) i ws rIiING IN THE NINTH perlenced person will give you acti vi ties. Take more time for ) everyone thinks I mean THE FIRST INNING, MAN __ __ TO AHEAD HOW Mn I to INN $NGJ bow out politely, somebody the advice and da ta you . eclaled work you have to do 9/MO, BECAUSE OU else, THINK 11 GOiNG TO they say: "What's the matter, I and do it well. 1 THREW TO THE AHEAD .L I am not particularly good. OUT I .;re you some kind of queer?" TAURUS(Apr. 20 to May WRO1 looking. I try not to hurt 'Get Into those activities 2D) ACQUARIUS (Jan 21 to THE SIDE_ that Feb. 19) Improving the conmost appeal to you now and try dition of ymw home can make from across the street came want anyone pestering me. to be with o thers more. Good it more valuable as we ll as over with a pie and a story What should I do? I day for sports for £ enjoyable, comfortable. Do about how lonely she was with ADDRESS building, NO NAME OR some favors for kin. Entertain her kids In school all day and DEAR NO: You've t t a GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) at home. her husband on the road. Then bolted your door, and Study projects arid see how well PISCES (Feb. to Mar. 20) . o came the proposition, I finally --- N est en. you have progressed with them. Get out into the active world -&-I _~ - , ttev livto no one the sUght 11 had to ask her to leave. ~ coirragement. All that's left is a Plan the future more in- early in th e a.m., and ac-" telligently. Get needed data complish much and you find This morning while taking a watchdog and a barbed cleverly, shower I heard someone 1euic conversa tions are worthwhile, BUGS BUNNY by H.imdohl & Stoffel * J breaking throtigh my front MOON CHILDREN (June 22 profitable. Please associates. 1 . "I ( 009s! 1 door. It was the lady next door. IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN DON'T 0U ThINK For Abby's booklet, "How to to July 21) YOU want to go after CALL POK She said she just happened to Have a Lovely Wedding," send your personal aims, but do so To ANOTHER f 0 she will be CORNET oioV EXCI-rEMENT AUDITION me through my bathroom $1 to Abigail Van Buren, 132 sensibly if You am to get the delightful and have much I 1_ ON AfltI VA window li I SKATES I'r! Beverly Hills, Cal. finest benefits therefrom. will power, but It is necessary _ IS %CR)< OUT maybe I wasn't feeling well so 912. THO5E Attend sociaLs. while very young and ROuG+4, 11 17 1 out any problems that &Sol I 'i _( down with an Influential V100K , ( By OSWALD & JAMES arise Then when a decision has wno can help you gain JACOBY b reached, it will not be finest aims and listen care! ull I y—y' altered. Slant the education to advice given you. ttUIflpS,bfltlf he dld th5t hehad NORTH along lines is of bookkeeping, VIRG (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) .— to find a way to get rid of é KJ7S accounting, or whatever has to A Q9 small diamond. He could not Get a slant on present projects dowiththepracticalsldeoflj,fe, make them more succesaf .+ 54 4. ' 4 W ____ afford to ruff it. . Teach religious tenets early so r-16 ____ __________________ 4AJ4 Making many new contacts can He found a way. His next play lead to a more interestning at mo th y ne is not th WEST ES.ST e pr-line CAPTAIN EASY was the deuce of spades. West future, Don't be impulsive, desire, _________________________ 4986 ___________________ by Crooks & Lawrence ÔAQI043 did not look like a man who , , 1073 "The Stars im pel, they do not HAT'S WRONG WITH iHAr AT'!5 BETTER 0 1.147E • would duck with the ace so NO IIOE LIBRA (Sept. 22 to Oct. 22) compel." What you make of ( i)IOT CHAUFFEUR.?'..CAN'T HE +3732 t'J6 VOLJ WNG HEAR ME I.EEP Pou,.* AND 200R MAIIDLE... 452 Edgar played dummy's Jack. ft Take care of any promises to y 493 e is largely up to YOU! / c ND THE FUMES didn't matter. East held all the othes and get their goodwill, but (DI _____ ARE GETTIM Carroll Righter's Individual — -- 4)09 hlghspades,wonwlthe 'THICKER ! beveryexactindolngso,show Forecastforyowsignfor-June with "have-1-got-a-girl-for. house! you!" routine. You woWdn't believe the propositions I get. door, " " Learning Experience A __ s.. 11 - (CTHeR, low I A Q4 EAT A?O THIEF. - �__ ___ - - __ - - ___ - - - - a. - ___ - - -. ______ -- ___________________ Awr l Legislative Pay Raise Draws Fire :=-__=_ : -If - - ' 0 I 4r ri 11 . .. .1. 11 ; — Wh t t UAW Head Calls —- - - _;t - You? ________________ For Impeachment r -- -- ______ _________________ - - t r f 4 .7 Z. - _. -,=".=:: ::_.~__,- - - More news... • re features I.. _-% ..I , A ". " — I., - All the national, international and local news wrlflenconciselyand interestinglytoprovide the information you need to keep up with your constantly changinçiiresty,e r o Ii find it all the The Hera six ays a wee - ~--- __ --:'— thes4 h brother as best man and - bro o(thebr1de,Rmonjry ______ __JL Lf of SundayMai9i9 - Boles -Sanders 0 — rratti Miss Kathy Irene K!mrnonj, Pensacola, formerly of Sanford , Non Subpoena Date Reset 1P Married In Candlelight Ceremony .. . .1 T Women S W 0r Kathy Kimmons, D. T. Howard Miss En(yin aueiiien ts b I 4' 3 JI _____ rrath I . ~P'ralh ' L71 lip . .. i i ~_.- - __ —::---:-- MR __ " . I -- 14 ~ .;.-.:-- __ ••_• _- _..-_--__. ___ .= -- _________________________________________ -- $8,000 ____ - ____ ______- - ___ - Otis Lee cousin of the groom. The groom proaching marriage of their daughter, Pa tr icia Dianne, to Howard, South Sanford Ave.. and his attendants were attired Walter Jerome Sanders, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Fo w ler , Saord were united in Holy in black tuxedoes and yellow Matimony, Saturday May II shirts . oI Palmetto ,InoodandMlan Sander kson: 1974 at 7p.m. in Holy Coss Born in Winston — Salem, N.C. the,bride-elect is the Ms Hope G ibson, Titusvi lle, E piscopal Church, h ord. rriddaughkr of Mrs. Candis Wilcox, Oldwn, N.C. She cousin of the bridegroom, was atLended high school at Miramor High School in Miramor, --_Fla Officiating clergyman at the flower girl. Her dress was a Ilethereshe candlelight, double ring miniature replica of the was active in the Pep aub remon} was the Rev. Leroy bridesmaids' and she wore e is a lso a graduate of Florida College, in Jacksonville, D Soper Organist was clusters of pale yellow car where she majored in Medical Assisthnce She interned with Bea tr ice Buck nations In her hair and carried a local doctor and is riu a Medical Assistant Nurse Church decorations included a white wicker Bo- peep basket 11cr fiance, born in Eclectic, Ala b a nephew of Mrs althr arrangemen of white with yellow streamers filled Ehzabeth Holladay, Eclectic, Ala He is a gradua te of y snapdragons and snow flake with yellow and white flower High School, in Panama Cty, here he was a member the mums with jade follagø and two pe1s All of the atkndan' Key Club and active in Wrts. fie is presently employed as a pair of spiral candeta bra with I-_ building conactor hifr Cathedral tape rs an'J hs the bride X__ * _~~ _~_ , -t - -- LF—I.T .--- :- - -i 0 - ji~ - 4 - -, - _____ I I - - ____ Feature stories of every variety, filling In the gaps, adding flavor, probing a notch deeper, bringing new dimensions to the news. -- T ____ ____ ________ i _______________ ____ - - - . - More Ads... - - f__ -_ ---- . - :_ -------- . / .t. The bride's mother chose a rails were decorated with arrangement of white snow floor length gown of of ivory f e5tYte with sheer flake mums and a melange of z greens. long cuffed sleeves, high neck -lace collar and bow with Potted Palms were used in the matching accessorie3 corn 1 background and family pews plemented by a purse corsage were marked with white satin of pale beige cbldium orribbons, nosegays of baby's cds with miniature i - breath and white mums The groom's mother wore a Given In marriage by her floor length gown of peach father,thebridechose afol nylon Alme style with long iff =_ length gown of silk organza, sleeves. V-neckline, gold ac. oer bridal satin, empire st)le, cessories and a shoWder corfeat ur ing an Aline free skirt, sage of cutUca orchids with pearled Alencon ppliques pale coral baby's bath bodice, lctortan collar and Mrs M H Little, Gar 1. circlet sleees Her dechable dendale, A, grandmother of full train was appliqued with the bride, wore a floor length Alenconlaceandpearj gown of aqua antique satin, She wore an elbow length veil princess style, with elbow of silk illusion secured by a length slee%es, matching ac matching Camelot cap of lace sorIes and a white rose MRS. DUN 1i1uMAsJLoA1w and pearl& She carried a corsage with aqua baby's . . - The former Kathy Irene Kimmons Victorian bridal bouquet of breath. white phaleanopsis, Following the ceremony, a skipper of RVAII-9 in Sanford. and Judy Bennett cut and stephanotis, baby's bieath and reception was held in the The matehing tray was a gift to served the cake, Kathy Bauer miniature ivy with white urch Parish House, which Mrs Kunmons from the of cut the grooms's cake and shower satin samers was decorated with potted ficers Wi'es flub of SN pouring was Kay }U, maid of Kay 11111, Titusville, cousin of palms, white scroll screens and The groom's cake, in small honor. the bridegroom maid of honor Boston fern on a white Grecian silver and yellow boxes was For traveling, Mrs. Howard wore a formal length gown of column on the stage gi ven to the gues Rice bags of wore a w te t dress with buttercup yellow satinessa with A three tiered wedding cake white net with yellow ribbon matching jacket, yellow ac- _____ ____ ____ ___ ---- More F hotos ______ Bringing the local marketplace to your home To save you money, to let you compere, o allow you to plan your purchases and let family Income go a little further in these days of shrinking dollars Our local business people know where to reach you in The Herald and __ Oil _ You'llfind your neighbors pictured in our pages every day, doing the things they do to make their lives and yours a little more enloyable, a bit more meaningful - Jm --;: 1 _____ I- . ._ -- — - . / I ________ _______ - p - / - ___ V ___________ I . -- ___________ J / ___ , ___________________ sa_ _________________ - _________ I ________ - - ___ - ___ - - . _________ t — YOUR DAILY PAPER I 1 ••••• ______________ ________________________ - ___ -- - -- __________ I _______ - ___ _________ 0 ____ IL ___ ___ --- _______ The Sunda - _____ ________ ____ erald Brings _____ ~ Yo ~ ~ ~ . 2_V_ W__ __14_JU4 - jwa eA - - - ~ - ___ ___ - . — Ii ReQ:! 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I SUNDAY NEWS..... I __ - __ More of everything. News of every kind. I Business news, social situations, a complete survey of everything thars hap pe ned Read The Herald every day and you'll be better informed, more interesting, more prepared to unde rstand theimportantnewsaffectjng yourdally life And - F... 1, _~ ,0 J . - _. 4W , . '! —- - -T — _r -, __ -'T1. f,*i r ~ . ., 3 dr- ?I , __ - i . __ - P! - . -- C 0 4 % rice - ooaaru ' pale yellow sage from her wedding kline and and groom, highUghted the miniature carnations and The o shod puffed sleeves. She wore bride'!ab1ewhichwas cove baby's brea th, wedding trip to Callaway le yellow picture hat with wWte organdy lace The Mi.sses Becky Storke and Gardens, Pine Mountain and trimmed cloth adorned with clusters of f Jean Whitson presided at the Atlanta, Ga Th eir new fl owers and caed a hand The punch ta ble, overlaid bre'sbookthble adorned with residence ll be in Ingwood. bouquet of pa le ye llow car. with a handmade Venise lace two white ros es and ba by's The groom is employed by nations, white snow flake cloth,an heirloom of the bride's breath in a silver bud base A Winter Park Telephone Co , and murns, baby's breath and long family. held a five branch circlet of white pom porns and the bride at Orlando Naval y ellow satin ribbons candeiabrt with an epergne fern was placed around the ainmg Center. Bridesmaids were Judy arrangement of white mums, base ola white feather pen The Out of town guests came Bennett, Langwood, cousin of yellow carnations and ba by's attendants were attired in from Birmingham, C'a rdendale 'the bride, Kathy Bauer and breath with cascading gowns stlar to those of the and Bridegeport, Ala, Gail Browning Their gowns, eucytus foliage bresmaids Titusville, Pensacola, mond hats and flowers were identical mch was seed from a The bridal attendants Beach, scent City, Winter to those of the honor attendant silver bowl that was presented assisted with the serving Park, Altamonte Springs, Ronnie Ie Howard served to Capt Kimmons when he was Bridesmaids Gail 13rowning Oviedo and Jacksonville, Fla. - past two years and is presently employed by the B. B. McCormick Roofing Co., in Orlando. & I " - Nativity, in Lake Mary. / _______ ---------- -- Z. -= ' -:T __ 14117 't 4,'# _ - _0 ____ _________ - _ _ _ onthly) 8 11111 a M Address a 111 or • I fA / a a i I e ver ng on — 41 U Mail to: THE SANFORD r OX l657 " I EVERY day. 0 ____________________________ _-_ ,Nlr - and Mrs. C. J. Bannister, 207 East 11th St., Sanford, are announcing the engagement and forthcoming marriage er, aye, to Dlward Paul Hutson, son of Mr.andMrs. Edward Ifutson, 107Tucker Drive, Sanford. Born in Moultrie, Ga., the bride-elect is the granddaughter of Jim Courtoy and the late Virginia Mae Couaiy, of Moultrie, Ga and Mrs Irelia Bannister and the late J A Bannister, also of Moultrie. Chatthnon, Tenn. and the late Mr. and Mrs. Omrlcs O'Connor, of Boston, Mass. He is employed by the City of 0 MWIl a g- -a. 1 _____ -14 -__-= I _;'_ - __0 -. ___ -11 __p ,-=_ --__ : - _1 ~Ws __ . _____ r qti _ii~ -.L__j__I_w_ RW i r_l A=~ - ---' — ill - — ________ I * i. --- 0 - - -__ I - .,_! Iando, y_ The wedding will bean event of Aug. 9, 1974 at 7:30 p.m. at Christ United Methodist Church, in Sanford. All friends and relatives are invited, - I - imilf_ - _______ I- - '1 — _ 'I. 0 _ _______ ______ I - TV . A I V~A__ _Aw - Z -:I_ --T,43* X ,. - I& -_. - f - -I I#W__ - ri-44--T *_l,i.iw A '_i_i~VmwtiAlMjNilr%W -Il 7,21T T 17~l r A= _m r W ---- --- _ - - __-m f - ---! -_____ _-_ --1 - -- ___ ___ __ __ -Lr1- I -, I .# -I27--fT - __ . -7_- ___ -A- - - __ T "'L; ___ -.---=tti - - . . *; . -- .~~i~!:! — - --- . * I =.- ___ - _-, -- - I- L-;&_~ -_ -, . - - . .' 16 __ _ NEW I3PW 01 FlCIItS INST.\LLED .1 - s, District 5 lVector ~ 1) JAIle Foley president, and Karcn %%,est. mark, vice president. 0 i . t ` - _. - zim--- ~A- -` r _. _..:f- T -.-z ; _7.7- t - BPWI Club Installs New Officers =_.*:1-a - - 041 'O _____ - - - ___7k - __ _________ MISS PATRICIA ) P RICE Engaged to I),iniei Woodward z - ___ 2~ - - 1 VOLI-, __--1 - - V1_ 5i ~~ __. I I .. --__-_ ___________ _. --- --____ r - Ply#"!@~ = =__ ______ -. _X_;,-_ =.. -0 .J -, 1 -1. -_____ ___ . I V - ____ __ -- - ------ - . . 4 - - _____ •IIIUSiI The Herald in your home 11111 l B1NNIS I l'l School where she was a Candystriper and member of the Pep flub She is presetiti employed as a secretary at thi Seminole Count Courthouse. tier fiance, born in Argentla, Newfoundland, is thc I For all the facts on having -_ - =__L_ ___ B S S - a O ___ .r I a __________________ _;:__r ,- 7 -__ W - I-1 .__ -5 _uf _: __ ~ . -_A: - --_75i~-;;N*-~11 __ ____ - - out me Began Getting Name / I J__j 0 • . i -- i,INI).\ l It's t . I ii,_1 :-., - , 0• _____________ -i - era Ti'!- ____ \ \ m - _ir , - 1 .• 0 ______ £141 __________________ 0 • • -. - _ T- Delfvered To Your Honie 0 For Only 55 A Week - — You Li *ve In Herald Coun r 060su sc ,oi e To Central Flori *da' s ines venin a er, - - . __ 322.2611 __ - - -A "- - - I I - - 3 ___ 0 -- you get it all at your fingertips in The Herald. ($2*40 - rL__ t _ =- 1•. _ - each Sunday. All ; z I 7 , Mr and Mrs Thomas S Price, Lake Mary, are an . nount ing the engagement and forthcoming marriage of his daughter, Patricia Price. to Daniel Woodward, son of Mr. arni Mrs Hobtrt Woodward of Lake Mary Born in ('litton Springs, N. '. the bride-elect is th' daughter of Thomas S Price, Lake Mary and Mrs Arlene Price, Palmyra, N V She attended schools in New York and is presentk clude an --------- changing world of women...Their lives, the r<. families, their home and business careers all come to life in Women's World each Sunday In The'Herald...And you'll be the first to knowl * PATRICIA DIANNE BOLES Fnuauedto Walter Jerome Sanders _________ — ____ 0 - A modern up to the minute coverage of lhe was styled along the empire topped with a miniature bre wearing corsages of 4 0 - ______ AMW - II &hool and while th ere was a member of the high school hnrus She is presently attending Seminole Junior College Adult High School and will graduate June 19, 1974. 11cr fiance, born in Bethesda, Md , is the grandson of Mrs Burnadean Stein, Scio, N. Y. and Air. and ,Mrs. Walter Ilinman, Wellsville, N Y He as a 1971 graduate of .Se minoJe High School and is presently employed by Corley 1kcduce at the State Farmers Market, Sanford. The wedding will ta ke place July 13, at 2 30 pm at Grace Unit ed Me th odist urch Sanford — - - - - Olm - -- W' n((/lore 11i Wal th ers, son of Mrs Gloria J Walthers, ' Sanford and Philip Walthers, Jr., Altamonte Springs. Born in Saord , the bridelect is the daughter of the late - - _____ - I - dt- — - - __ - - ____ - - - ____ Mr and Mrs John J (arver, 1901 Ike Ave ,Saord are announcing the engagement and approaching marriage of -- I...... All the local and national sports news and atures written in a way thai urings Per; sonalit{ of the p la ye rs and the signif canco th eir accompt.shmenfs to your ome n a C ar easy to read fo rmat If it happened, you II find it in Acf,on Sports, whether It's a new major league or LiftIe agues first home run You get all the action in Adion Sports om rnson 0 , - Members of the Sanford (anas, corresponding designated ith a colorful Garrett , Karen Business and Professional secretary and Elinore Slicer, May basket of mints and Westrnark, Ethel Meredith, ,Margaret Women's Club recently' me t at treasurer. the Ca valier Motor Inn for A short business meeting Ganas and gucits Ruth Ruth Loveless, District less and Blantc iktr installation of officers for 1974- I)irector installed the officers in preceded the dinner I and in- I Th a candlelight ceremony and stallation ceremony with plans New officers are, June Foley. presented each with colored being made for the Wtrict, president; Nora Gordon, first candflessignhfyingeaehposjo Sta te and National conventions The next meeting will be htld at the horr of Mrs. D. W vice president; Laura Garrett, and a scroll designating the to be held later th is summer. (Karen) Wstnrk 611 Be th second vice president; Karen duties of each officer. Members attending were: D r ive (Ravenna Park) &Word, Wesimark, third vice Tables were decorated with Myrtle Gradick. Marguerite June , at 7p.m. and will be a president; Ethel Meredith, assorted flower arrangements, Graham, Va! Colbert, June cOvered dish lIiflner.buj1 recording secretary, Margaret lie fern and each place setting Foley, Nora Gordon, Laura meeting v I --- I - -4 �- ---- ------ 2B-TheSanford Herald --- , - -. - -•, - - ------ Nanc'tr s Newsnotes - i y S SP I , By NANCY 800111 HeraldCorrespo e' -_ - - Love Stor 1 4 nothing" She pauses for one of her I remembering We gent to the Beverly Hills Hotel.' room brightening smiles "I as surprised He was as on 1! .. r I . , , ~X ,. . , -40 - ; _: - ~k if I ... Sherry Tobin, Longwood, bride-elect of Bill Umstead, i i , -4~, va ,e ' I - .. , _,__ -1 - 11 ~I ,- - - - aw A J "O"~_ A ' ' C - .1 =&,=Z.~:a 'r~ ____ ~ __ ! ki=~. - i - - social hall. Mrs. Jean Wil,'is I , .i The wedding will be an event . _ of June at the St John's Lutheran Qtheran Church Winter - Court House - __ .4 - -I - nors Install Officers i'n tvit-. !viuldIflSti i - 19, 837 ; . -; Nora Gordon, president; Dot Powell, Et ice pre dent, ; . Dollar Club of the Seminole 30 Carriage Hill Cr., CB Jas W Shelly, 26, Bx 3, I Monroe. Sandra J. Haney. 22. CIr1ton City, Mass. Lir ry H Courson, . - i "EIGHT OF 11 \PPINFSS ..'-• z, who describes her meeting with under President Sweeney was (or SISTER, Inc to be the fiat organizaUon to join the Million Ste%en P Henry, 18, 1406W Nellie K Michael, 30, same Smith St., Ruth A. Gilbert, 18, Carl James Byrnes, 69, Bx 181 Mark as "Love at First Sight stands happi l y before the window of their Los Angeles beach apartment which overlooks the marina and their Bx Chuluoth Dissolutions " " Clarence Edw. Bates, Rt 6 Bx Palm 1D, On., Virginia G. Miller, same add Harbor, Patricia M. Shiver, 23, 31 Summertin Arthur I- Crafton Jr., 32,5241 Maningale Ln, apop., Lena C. , Fr1cis L Kelso, 22, Bx , LW Pamela I. Reeves, 16, fit 1 Bx LW I " .I .I . : - , 7 ; . - - - . - - - -- * 1 the are _. mim4ichines were brought in and tcredon the tape "It has a %eeretoldto'le1trntooperate memory bank," said. them' o e did," she added The tapes can be used Over N - _ -- . - - ... ___ and over. The computer is in 'llie 'we' she speaks of. is Tampa and the department he rself and her mother-in-41w, sends their tapes over once d O)CC 0 rn. e two us month ,or a print-out. Concerning all the fas ... ________ , -". I A ----& . I IT Cl! I * Chatter Paay For Gracluate Dayle It. Simpson & Griffin , Wf , 1811 W 16th St. R(ld Hanlch, 30 375 Anna Dr., Titusv., Carrie L Har%ey V Tmtusville Gerald 11. Manczak, 18, Blanche Kathryn A. Muse & Curtis D.. "Cluitter" Party at the home of sandwiches. chips and dips, Roger Burton Studebaker, son Tap e,roe ' C . . P.M. honoring two Seminole High School graduates. The)were aMU nn Wade, granduuugnter of the hostess and Becky Cramner. Class colors of red and gold ere carried out in decor and arrangements of various red flowers with gold sprayed fern adorned the coffee table and other points of interest. Dinner was served buffet stle from a table oserlaid sith white linen and a centerpiece of red carnations, white baby' s breath and fern sparkling with gold, flanked by ta ll red ta pers s in gleaming holders, The menu included baked ham, sliced turke y roll, baked beans, potato salad, congealed cran be rry salad, tomatoes, pickle strawberry punch The hostess was assisted with serving by Sheryl Bowen and Jackie Wade. 41 . I- -• *it . i* I ./ 1 •C - / . - - - -' - - ; I ___ W-_ I wh_~__~ -1 _j "I - I Burke V ic Johnson, Brtnd, . I __ - . r~ Both girls are members of Idie .. - - • president. They plan to enroll at Seminole Junior College, this Fall Lou Ann hopes to make nursir.g her career and Becky - I) II I V rfi. --- - - - - - s- -_ -----. I . • to . ____ ' - I Boco Cream (shown above ) carries a warm cream color on the smooth body of FRI TIL 8'JO ~ ~~ ~ _V_3 0 14 n iin Ph. 322-7121 Sanford - me Use h *OXYGEN nr Bigelow Funt stic Nylon '; Shag - Many ~ 0 Colors Installed 41 A Ii, 1P Over Heavy Pad 4 FERN PARK I 660 - Valley Edge uL - Many Colors. Installed 0 H eavy Pad ") 4 50 '6 Beautiful, Thick Cable ' Shaq By Galaxy. 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SPECTACULAR I ZAYR E S PLAZA - 111)tiloUs Penn rich bias Set' (aroline toda for i-f il-_ _-__ -' I ' CLEARANCE SALE r- - both housing concepts can sur I .ny thing extra except make' MAY a 201 S. Elm Ave, licautiful picture tmIs for th* Caroline is an authorized consultant for & - - " - Bocos - color and texture from nature, 1~ enc'e ('hoo sour bridal fabrics from the u Rfl ere a i a.s s You'll also find idocd omen than in 19 not solely Med Icare fl ('k'flSiVC night (Teamil (or •xammII)ll' ' - _zt - ' I II iiiany dermatologists, !'ancv .- and hand tailored to s'our exact measurements. 11ou'll notice the differ- 000 more single, divorced and them to give them guidance and stability, (.aber ob. serses -Pris i ml re ii , ______ ________ 6~ 01~___w 111' i _ 11jA \l)t \ I I(1\ I)1\\EI { \1 I i i t o H \lr Ben ide I on Arm %W a d e and Reeks (r.mnmer. , their expen.sive cousins. So sav - MiIdv are design Today, there are about - (i} - - Sanforil. Custom fitted gowns and dresses by say they appreciate has ing old- 'usuictics are comparable _____________ - honor Mids s Fabric Shoppe, 117 S Magnolia Ave., I., those of their age or marital Vive - and thrive simultas ta t us neously . f - ______________ _•- - iieauiliu1 seuuIng ureSS, anu matu O - - - . -- pa ttern by no means precludes tri utes of older apartment the continued development of buildings often cited by single single-oriented apartment corn- nux of people __-v _~, =--- - -- - - f) --- % - tunity to associate with a wide of these unmarrieds means that Z ' # I )( IF I rently in burgeoning numbers eliminate or reduce commutof single women today renting ing. apartments in older neighbor. "Further, women who work and bdckgrounds. Numerous uilmimarried w ome n vi ew rentals - ~1 would like to be a teacher, '. - turning to renovated apart- -Diversity In renters' ages - Mrs James H Wade Para Medical Club at SlIS ,it' an older building to a new or n and Steve Frana and Mr. and I,ou Ann is serving ,is vice prefer the yesteryear charm of Male to support them through Z~' ____ I . Gd1er lists some of the at =-- - - women carefully consider a they can be home in 5 or 10 umber of factors before sign minutes, Gaber says 4~ I -- - - I- - - long hours often choose to reInstead of automatically op. side near their employment so -_ - ting For the 'swingles complex,' that when their job day is over, - ____ - -- 1 floods, __ ~_ - Smith. Jean Nolan, Mar' Bax te r, Jimmy Wade , Rand Cranin . Billy L)kens &ar Nobles, Ricky Wiggins, kenne~ ', - - The trend is reflected cur. merits close to town in order to - Becky were Path Pratt, Kath - E Salaried dence. - , - 'Some single women simply I 0- ' - 1 1, - - - conscious but, rather than er's nightmare." Gaber adds. 1 - , U - -. - - - "Ultimately. the selection of life. they seek stability on their modern structure." OWU through their careers, -Locale. Renters - increa ; . - .- . -- tradition accompanying an old tarhing for Mr. High I fl __ I- / - V 4 - - - - f . ' t-- women - - ~N - - Gaber notes that many single dominium is a highly' person. are economic- al decis ion. What is one worn'-ecunitv an's dream dwelling is anoth- : I ~ - 111% - I t - 1~_~ - . . . - ~ • ast -The charm, character and officer of Conco Mortgage Co. joil - ____ -~______ . so reports Robert W. Gaber, have special appeal to certain A president and chief executi ve Prospective renters. 4 -, Ph 322 1811 - (~ Invitarl 11 I typecast, which is particularly true if where-to-live prefer .11 - i -4 - SAN F RANUSCO (API point out that there is little The image of the swinging pressure to socialize with single woman, tile "swingle," neighbors in recycled apart- I r ? I -, . - B. L. Perkins Men's Wea r Ilelaine (olborn ke tapes o pe rator of tax records t I II - - __ tv RENTALS ITIFFIM; I'l of individual preference, not picture today s unmarried management policy," one exor'n definitely' cannot be plains. - an informal graduation dinner pay ay ), Men' Formal Wear ~* V,z;_,_ 10-.:~.A , Ilia% be just that -an image. "Reality points to a varied anor ,ome o '-. flH' 7 I t . 1. N, - aditatA. Mrs. Ben Wade was the scene of e today as it did w hen it was you are petitioning. looked upon in dismay and con. fusion as communities tried desperately to integrate con. temporary renewal into tradi 1. ' r anno -- • Y President Fred Silverman. __4 . _ If - - . ~ Oday's Simyle [Voinan I n'tll Sandi Cronoer \1,,rtha (,the Iktt I)uggar . Th e lk Donald p as tary I(aiusty Joyct Stein officiatmn clergyman at the mueser , Janie Reich and lands ceremony May 1 1974 at 7 p rn Ucefsk in Colomal Ileighta Chrtian Dinner shows may be TV's last refuge coined. This was brought home of th e faux pas, follies and by an unusual in i, ban% Vault _~,0111e.Vhlere .1 nuiking coiraja;rciais ~~Ith 111,1 j. prublcljjs.bout spending money by the book "presents a liberation cuting attorneys, defese attor Painimp by Mrs. Roswilond Suzy. casually dressed in "We spend nearly all our time In her book, a readable 'their mothers. the F pman,a member ofSaof .stablish- point of view," Ms. Halcomb neys, millionaires, Hollywood recourse before your city :lacks and a body shi rt, is together." paperback k -Icd with advice miment " council. To do that, you may and Seminole Art Association, are prettier and more i'e.1te than women's said, "but that's because it is rouples, nutrition and money, ask She laughs a little sheepishly. and "how-to" tips and hint.,, magazines." now on display in Senkarik's she appears addressed to single women. It's Occasionally he takes the show th to he put on the agenda for eaher in "It's getting so when he's gone Ms. Halcomb di e next week's meeting. scusses such "Magazines for women arod Artist's Corner, Sanford during photcgaphsor those insipid TV useful book for married out of the studio for locatio fora1c hours, like now, I miss topu s as developing a master sdl meaning friends reu'Eorce awomen Ille proper procedure to be , too i t's not i lwilitical specials fmn.lil ai m-1 it workable budget tlw pattLi- n." she s~j)s in tier book." put on the agenda is to get your painting for about 12 years and l Ict face lights up with a Griffin, 48, is a battle-s,mrred There's no such thing as a after establishing priorities, book, "You're depressed? Go request into city hall by 3 p.m has studied under Mildred newlywed glow w,hen she The "sin gle book" she's veteran of the late-night war, typical day. There's a lot of Beatin the tax bite. invest- have your ha Babcock, Judy Maloney and speaks of Mark ir done! Go shop finishing will center about durir.g the time networks had Thursday for the following t ime spent, she says, in miitnt.s and particular advice for for a new dress' Edmund Stowe. "surviving when you're talk shows head-to-head CBS "He is as warni and toving an "business involvements, which mothers alone form special As a recourse to ordinances, a request for "Unhappy people make good single." his. Halcomb said. threw him into the pits Aug. 29, a variance to city She has worked in pastels and individual as you can imagine, we try to do together." chapte rs. consumers," she notes. "Dating, staying heal thy, the 1969, against NBC's Carson and the wilterc&r but finds oils a more lie has &T1ni:& goals to Pursue "And we're kind Born in I-lennsylvania, the 38of 1OCt procedure La to "Compulsive shopping can varioU traumas you run hato ABCs J OeY satisfying medium for her and accomplish. He's very hwilebodies. We ' Bis*. A fourih don't go out on )var-old author was graddated create a David Drost, originated submit a letter In writing to the credit catastrophe. when you're single," and she's show, particular style. She has won losing and down-to-earth." t he Dwn a lot or to big from Antioch College in Ohio Women do not have to be thinking of yet another chairman of the Board of awards in Art Shows In Sanford, "self from New Contrary to some reports. HollYwGod-type parties." ts lie re she the foWL majored in financial cripples, We call help" book, this one on women's Adjustment. Your letters Cocoa, Indiatlantic and other they did not meet through their were in She gesture's to a board game literature. She then began shake off Iid Competition for should be addressed in his care spending habits particular medical problems, guests, shows in the area. fathers, who were in the same on the coffee table, "We're uopywriting and free-lance rooted in the past. As the Image to the Winter Snrint,s City hall "Tnat will take a lot of Griffin didn't make a dent In Following her retimnent a line of business but in different mt,re likely to spend the work in New York City. of Prince Charming fades, a research, though,90 sft Your request will be heard at few years ago from the business partscf the state -the We,mner e said. Carson's entrenched pjsition as esPnmn,1 hometrying to beat ii rried und e4am. 'o La Jdla, "I1i ifl s saLry takcs liii f1kV the 111011thly meeting of the I mu %%urhilg on that surld L.s de voted time to living in Breatwood a ritzy tath t.htr at backgammon ' now and Captain Midnight He was Cal if . , bith her husband where igmuIic4mtt Brd of Adiustment and a it's prosinz fascinating Oh, I hardly on the air when he 1PtrMUAg others in an, con. suburb of Los Angeles. and the and decisionwillberefl(jere,Jbvthe Mark does their sim was born in 1963. EnteMining and what ki rids suppose I could make more RBS fell out. The bitterness that ducting a class for Methodist Spitzes based in Carmichael. have one disadvantage "We After that marriage broke up, of food are bargains at home, money in other ways - I don't developed between them was SO following month. A very im_ women once a week in A mutual friend had a picture try to live as norffwl a life as we Ms. Holcomb moved to Im plus fiirt1ing the right apart- expetA portajfl part of both procedures us that Griffin didn't speak fellowship hail and Leaching ofSuiywhichMarksaw,andhe can, but sometimes it's hard to get rich on five cents a seriO is Your personal appearance to Angeles, secured a Job, mnentandthenliirnfshlngitlead book but f or me, this Ia the to CBS programming Vice young people in her home, called her for a date when he fi nd privacy." n'mmiarried and inured with her to a chapter on "down with way it surks out best," before the governmental body _t I .- r Also Marie Cause%,. Roberta of Mr. and Mrs. B, D. St xtun Teresa I cc Betsy Studebaker, .Sanford. of lingcrie Classniates and friends at The party area I*S deor1ateti tending ere Judy Hilt \lary w i t h arrangemen ts of Spring lAfli Baldreo Pain Morgan, lloers ith class colors of red Jcan \olan Kaths Smith Beware," holds every bit as lgon~y And The Working Ms -_ 3-17- daughter Patricia Ann flare, to mnmnLs and cold Da%id Cook runcnes Talk sisters, or, more recently. - _____ 11aro-Studobaker lVeddill"t Announced ~_ Debbie Miller. Ave. Assisting Mrs. Cook were drinks were served. The \liss Shcrry took anti \lrs honorte received a hostess gift r EDOR'S NOTE / --- Mr. and Mrs. Mrs Walter A Cook, DeCotts cake, nu Show Org. Co.-Ralph 0. Wilson & -a carryover from immigrant grandparents -ignored as ,out of patronized as the good . - Or put on saintly pedestals .j . .. - t nt ll on U' I (I • tie how she id ~ I -I6 J. L. flare, of Chtirch, Kingsport, Terin. and uki prulumimin tiri t,inir Urwiil%%, Faith (;Ill,,,,, Kingsport, Tenn hiatt an Ref restiments of linger lbbie Yates, Ikbbie Coggori, nounced tt'e marriage of their J The couple is residing in ohnson City, Tenn, Miss Shirks (,rcin guest of hono r at a recent adjacent to the ty park. ,ec,,,,., MW #~ ' among their ranks a slate of Recreation Building at the ' .. ThenewIyformedouthOu Community Association rtyped_ala Audrey Hepburn ' when site heard the department being rezoned. So all our would become computerized. records must be kept up,-toWorking with her inother-in. (Late." law poses no problems, as they Terry (soernbel, Seminole are honor guest and Mrs Wiltt'm (ook t1O't(" in politics, prison reform or help the aged, she mys. "Sisters are usually ster. 1 latched on to her present job sthntly changing ownership and SCI 1001, Cl 1AWER (I to r) Mrs. Alfred Greene I inotlier of honoree): Sbirley Greene. . -. _____ Is busy keeping up with the tremendous changes In our Always interested in com- county. There are new coil). uters, Helaine took a business mercial buila.-ngs and apart. course in IBM keypunch, and mnen, L5 well as land con - -_ - - 11109=~W_ _____ Volunteers elected, from -1 k hired - 4 ( Acn111111 • year Saturday, May 25, at I p.m. at the Winter Springs - another operator has been ' ' serve God in society Nuns usually thou'ttt ( s teachers or nurses can work _______ assessor For six or seen gro th in Seminole ount years sht 'iul but r ntl Ii I ait said Our (k p irtmnir , however, consider himself on a -hour call. handle the operational func tions of the deparent. tr' i -- - _____ 1 matter-of-factiv. MM ings iS - % officers to handle the ad- bottom of North Edgemon fl4' IlUlfl('fl 'S I11l(1'( manager of the Data problem of losing punched aptitude for ilia es a has try to keep the number of bad shape," she says. Processing Department, in the cards or getting then, out of been an excellent teacher." employees down, and the tax assessor's office, Helaine sequence.- Slie s1nil Elizabeth, 30, like many of to. w n Joyce enjoys her own work in quality of our work up. We admits there's plenty of action she said, "If you make a the deparent, and said she strive for accuracy and enjoy days nu ns doesn t wear reli. in her kepartment m is take, -in e rror tone goes off, began as an abstract clerk working together toward this gious garb or lie in a convent A former keypunch operator , and it be co rrected tinWith ill personal She believes the sisterhood is an pro pe rty Helaine said, 'When the mediately." She explained that "attractive, viable lifestyle in department Was moved into the just by turnin g a switch, you ch a young pe rson can u'e ne courthouse, keyt4ipe (sin verify what has been en her creativity and t.iknls to -. Chap am 0 I Terri A. Mengelkoch, 19, Chicago, Ill., Jamie L. Dice, 21, Wf. minor child problem brought yacht harbor just below the way. Everything happened so Jensen Beach of $3,000 over a three 141 Jay Dr., AS Peter V. Brickle & balcony Ethel 'Pout8rielty that enlivened tele' before the Board of Adjustment window , almost ob- fast. It was incredible, really it James Price, 53, 163 Bethune period. The check for the Roger M. Paul, 21, vision's early days. Mcmv Grit- at its Monica Sandra Elmore & monthly meeting. cunt y fl be presented scuring the rows of boats, was. When we first met, we Cir.. Annie I~ Armstrong, 52, Gainesville, linds J. fin is not aboW to sacrifice any Richard mostly large berthed there, A resident of ft clay wanted knew we were meant for each in the near fut. of that He wants the tape It's hard to add a pick out the 3 Florida room to other." A report regarding the keep on rolling no matter what home, This is ordinaril loot racing sloop Sni ya "People Power Vehicle" iul_ She settles back in fond simple matter of determining dicated that the endeavor was enjoy taking their friends By JERRY BUCK recollection. on. the need, 4 any, and granting a succfW with the inmng Associated Press Writer remember asking myself, Inside apartment in variance to the city toning code ticket being drawn by John IDS ANGELES (AP) Mciv regarding side yard and back Marina del Rev, southwest of 'is he everything I really want a Colbert at the Sidewalk Sale in 1.12CRETIASTEIGER second husband to San Fran- clothes horses" and a clothing Griffin doesn't mind being yard set backs. s Angeles Is warm and husband to be" Downiown Sanford recently. The herald Se rv ices eco The family now lives in budget lt caught flatfooted ...Do we bave the same likes? This resident's problem was It was decided that summer comfortable Studio City in Holl)vood. Dislikes' Values" "Perhaps you're suirprised at An inviolate rule on his tele. compounded by the fact that his month meetings should be small. Financial independence i0n shOw is th finding clothes and beaut y Somehow, it's easy to assume at no matter home *hen binit had been t "It has been exciting to have continued on the regular tunAnother contagious smile, means taking your salary advice in a book on money. with what happens, production on his lot in such a manner that that the Mark Spites - with a a nd she the book published, makes quick check serious!y, not considering cheon basis of the second and doesn't Stop after the taping his side and back yard set Ms. an emphasis on economy," reported $5 million in en. marks in the air. backs fourth Thursdays at the play money. money to get by on Holcomb said. "I began writing author writes. "The purpose guts. A dorsement contracts to play guest may say sooe- were not in lirw with it- -'I.. the money w Check ses on m ill" tuI : usii a miii w ma'e you more con. uung ouageous or even walk zoning with - would live in a sump. packing to move to New York. I A UCI.A coed and part-time husband ' Members present or -__ some other change would were a1 tuous, Hollywood movie-set modelwhenshe metMark, she in status, says Ruth write in the mornin gs cerned about the exterior out, as Richard M. Nixon once After much discussion and Colbert, Ruth Simpson, Myrtle Halcomb facadeyouprojecttotheworld, did before he was ident house. research, the matter was u.nabashedly admits she had no And that is the theory behind and pack boxes in the after. Gradick, Ruth Swinney, Dot but rather to help you live in a "We never stop the taping," Suzy, bright, likable and particular career objectives he finally settled to the .mtisfac. Powell [)onis Stein June -r new b(A)k, "Money and the world where facades are more Griffith said."I don't care if the eager to please, greets me other than being a tion of the resident and the housewife Worki ng Ms Foley, Vivienne Sweeney, Nora '1 think it's good balance - noticeblc than they should be walls ffall all down My orders are Boar I d of Adjustment Gordon, Zelda SirJund, Ann warmly at the door of a cozy. -Spend what's needed to to keep the cameras going. 'Sure, I'd like to go back to In an interview. Ms Halcomb housework and writing - it to-!iioom apartment In a The reason this particular Sieczkowski and Margaret luxurious complex in the school - I enjoy learning and discussed "the money book," as makes the drudgery seem less please yourself, just yourself, Even if I've got egg on my lace, problem is being mentioned, Li Ganas Guests were George eclusne nt. I think maybe every and to acquire the image that that' s equally interesting. beach community, only Uwee more quarters would she calls it that many new residents are of ng, reflects 'rn has the person to have some audi ence Isn't saying the opinion that thi you are," Toully, lack and Irene Weible, the same apartment Mark lived earn me my degree - but "llie money book developed woman the city Jerry Munson, Pres. of D.B.A., in a., a bachelor sewing, art, writing - if not she writes, "but use as many 'Mery has egg on his face., right now it would cut into my- because I was in a financial comnething big, government can solve all of ,iW lh atrice IkF eti then some thing tricks as you can with whatever They re saying, 'that guest isn't their She and Mark picked out life with Mark and make it tris - WOnCY as problems. This just Isn't most of the furniture them imposslbleformetotraselwith mmd, she continued on my smaller, as long as dis you" time and ta len ts you hase to helping Me atall 'Sometimes minimize clot hes and beauty dullness can be equally as in. sel ves spur ning th e services of bun" Jobs I had held were To quote Former Mayor In the money hook Ms expenditures teresting as a hyperactive Granlll She is blissfully unconcerned with finance," she said. -I've a decorator. Everything looks I IC .0 e Brown, "The city I a mb hits out at some of the "Don't be discouraged by g1lest." man and is comfortable, casual about business, letting Mark been relatively poor not in the quality control and single mnyt of the working woman, past mistakes," she writes in a In his desperati on days at t.Ines." One wall Is dominated by and his managers ta ke care of most of my life and it made me giving examples of girls postscript. CBS, battling Johnny Carson in bookshelves which don't ho ld all the arrangemen ts for en- think positively when I heard "follow old rules which do who Written into the city cha rter not "It is not e as y to learn to the late-night slot, Griffin is i dorsetnents of such things as about other people's problems appl) he ci tizens right of petition , and which didn't work disregard old myths and to switched to "theme" shows and and recourse, but only under kn I as doing research m system, swimming pools, sportswear very well in the first place . that Suzy admits she knows how and electric shavers. unlearn old rules Money is a nowflndsthemnverysncc the laws of the federal, state "I guess that I was feeling "I'lle old rules were based on game at which the more skillful All of the guests for a show talk to turn on and off and that's it. However, she is Involved in that I had goo f ed , but then it some mIsconceptions about win and the careless lose." and municipal governments about the same subject or Ttw seven gold riwdals are %liatever Mark's involved in, didn't seein so bad when I heart] women," she says, pointing out If yov have a problem with fl a group Omsional comments from represent noere in sit, stashed safely and would like to continue about other such as bi. Your honie, you have the right peoples that most women are taught men stmw that they often think ographes of presidents, prose- and responsibility to seek b I f I Parham, 19, Bx 16, LW WE. custody child Plea Day was he ld in W inter Dale A. Frnnks, 25, Rt 1 Bx Ann J. Jordan & Clifford D. 3 Springs Municipal Court Kei)ns Roll,nu 143B, Martha A. Burk, 21, same children b recently. Approximately 60 Wallace L Sheppard, 24,4 .t 2 add. ses were on the docket. Bx 199 Dorothy A Maner, 21, Leonard Freeman, 2240 nmeres ' Ifl The old adage, "Buyer Palm Springs lid No. 12D8, AS. Zoological Society with a pledge Chuluota. Mildred L. Orsie. 62, LW Production Ma'ncuier is -- is relatives. Ilelaine's t'nd Paul is deputy assessor for Highland St., LW, Floretta 0 only paid fireman, is also CNIf of Winter Springs %ill hold its Wildmere Ave.No A, LW, Tu ck er, 50 859 Pasadena Dr of the Volunteers H duty to election of officers for the next SEER, Inc. officers for the The last official action taken & - _.1 " 4i - _-r. . - corresponding secretary; Margaret Ganas, recording secretary' and Val Colbert, 06 1 . t I •- - Jardce Springfield, second vice president: Ann Sieczkow i, V ! I 11 -0%I , :~ =:::---.-.- '.' . It :~_ __ , nevertheless still performing a arden v aluable and immeasurable and for nice to the community The OiusC 1ont aque Wa es this month were a hours of training and public . , • service they ueVO t1fl5 Oi, Thea-na uaiiuioii. RI 3 B 193 ' _I Roger A Strong, 20, 917 G Bonnie S WilIta 29, 1438 dollars is by far the best sBallard St., AS Andrea L Apt A Hayitack, Hwy 436 CB bargain this city can eser hope Swieda, 17, 301 South St., Fern Betty J. Cox, same add. to attain. Pk. 1' Doyle L. Schwarm, 47, 509 Charles Holzman, the city's Lossie Edw. Neece Jr., I an'ia tie , I'l ; m North Orlando Garden the reduced man hours over the Club announced and st month, the olunteers are M has Robert Bce ofMr. Bach - S , • I I take place May ) The chief's notes that despite • - - Professional Womens' Club, receives gavel of authority from Installing Officer. Mrs. Bernice Griffin, director of District 4,*State BPW Clubs as Vi Bartoluzzi, retiring president looks on. Installation dinner took p l ac (' e at Delton1i Inn F - It, 7 1974-313 completely Familiar with data and real ee tax rolls In Ikl 1SIlajn processing, and what they are keytaped, the operators are commercial appraising, doing, according to He la i ne. kept constantly busy. They WS ANGELES (AP) Sis. Did you ever wonder how the SelF-taught in the keyta pe 'This really beneficial to the have only recently Finished the ter Elizabeth's eyes flash fire tax roils For the county are operation, Helaine really sold entire program," she said. compiled, and how the records on it. "I've discovered delinquent tax rolls for WheflsOIIleone says nuns shotili the publication in the paper. are k€pt' Putting mll the ke)ipe i' muih be meek and docile and belttr:,: Fdster, and Joyce is proud of Helaine, and Young and pretty , Helaine in a co nvent records on tape is Helaine mnort accurate than the regular sees a great Future for her. She takes her job seriously. She Colborn's job. 'The public image of ou -said. "Helaine has a great said, "in this department, we r, e . The Volunteersarealerted, in total of 288 man hours for the mon th of April at Seminole the event of a fire, by'a siren Junior College toward com- located in the compound and by pletion of the Mininiwn Stan- an emergency telephone net. dards Firefighting Course. wOrl'. (Graduation for these men will NT RECEIVES GAVEL Barbara Goddard, (left) new president of DeBary Business and .. RyEUMNICIIOIS Herald Correspondent ( - - desired. Cost of preparing Ws --- ~ - - - ti. .: t i "', - ; . I ---- Y oung woman Sunday, May 19, - prev entive 'maintenace as President William Hahn, a formerchiefof the Volunteers, performed. ' _____ miuscellaneousshoser, in the 1Ff g . I -- . J,4 p ,,i% - hours of additional work before Compound on North Fairfax. ief Holzman is responsible it in a complete state of or he fire protection dur i n operational readiness and able he day , and de volunteers take to function in all phases &- ,* 1% . little maintenance during the ministration end of They department. Four men have completed a year 1974-1975 were installed recently by George W Touhy. .Members taking office w re - The Sanford Herald % , ~11 ~ F- - status remains at fair and Secretary Bobby Durham, and unpredictable Tanker 241 ls Holunan Jr has been In service since Historian i !L (onditiun i1 fair in s at the Cit sda however, it will require many i M 11 , 1; 1p t ,U = Longwood, was recently - ' - than two months later, Years Day, 1973, he II I I . jiLt.1,,. SISTERS '.--- - sj The 31-man Winter pr Fire Department Report for U month of April shows at total of more than 220 hours devoted to the department. Engine 241 has been corn pletely rewired at a cost of $12426 Routine expenditures For the month for gas an o 1 I. I -i - / "it was love at first sight in a . . information that may help ,You I \ I 6 .Ilk k warm and lovable and down-to. prcsented her with the huge earth as I could e ver ha ve (barnond which flashes on her -. -_ I , , . WS AM7I S When Su: Weiner met Mark Spitz, the 'We tkid neer met and it expected nothing, took about a week For us to et "If he was conceited like all toge ther. He didn't have a car those news stories said, it 1mthisdisposalande ta lked " wouldn't matter who he was I the phone eery day, but never wouldn't ha ve anything to do could get things straightened out w i th him "If tie was no big thing, it "Finally we went out," she would be no loss. I expected says with a sigh of relief, I ~ Vb- - A T came into Los Angeles swim headlines ill those hectic days just .after V u n i c h ui%Thpies M By VEDA FEDERIGHI The Herald.Services . - !itL %, 1 One o t mostt discussed areas of C protecor.. e received many this reav di matter and hope next fe i zl ~ -I,-, y - --- .. Mr le: I 1 I -. Sunday, May 19, 1974 . I - .: car e 119 S. Mag noliaAve. Ill Easl Kentucky Ave., - - CLIP AND SAVE!! - " - ____ ____________________________________ & �4 13 — The Sanford Herald . Sunday, May 19, 1974 0 0 It licity Is The Ideal Look~,, 1- Says A '1 'ti. e- - I ng "I esigner ______ iI r &% ___ ~0 tI - J - _________ ____ = V r-4, __ _____ 'it _____ ___ - . opened his very own couture house a ear 1 - r. ._-JZ -q i~_ i ~ SPRING LOCOMOTION l'Iiln)ad tnpuigs iii red. vlitte and navy inspired the pants suit, left, with a belted shirt jacket, roomy patch pockets and pull-on-pan. The mock-turtle top is cabled for added dash, and all is polyester double knit. The cardigan Club and a half ago. Ills new spring collection is the smallest in town: only 20 dresses, as compared to 100 or 200 elsewhere, and consequently 20 good ones. Already, slowly but surely, he 'it fill" jacketed suit, right, is up front for Spring ana Summer. This polyester double knit plaid is ribtrimmed, complete with matching skirt and soft shirt for casual ease, (Photos from R. Installs Officers Presents Awards By FANNEITE EDWARDS wonder " ___ _______________________ r _ .. - __ '- _ _________ _________ ' -. • ________ ' - jt ____ ' ' xax ____ _____ t -.V ' - ~- . . ,.' _, A -_ _________________ ,,, , -:; -, F the French were more in. -T Hudson, Mrs. Fellabaumm and Pond, Recreation and Public Korean Orphan". Mrs. Jo telligent t ha n that. In the end, Mrs. Norman Wagner, had just Parks; for seco nd pla ce in Forsman placed first in however, th ey will always reLangknecht was installed as Florida Federation of Woman' s H e s p0 n s turn to the woman. She is the I b i lit y; GUESTSPEAKER BETTYVERNON AT AARPINIEETING (0 r Maria Lewis third In President of the Deltona Club's annual convention best of inspiration," exIn Appreciation by National Crocheting and Mrs. Forsman plainssource Miss Mary O' Leary left) president of DeBary Chapter 1iw, greets he Bret, who became in. Woman's Club for a second Jacksomil.le, and had brought Forests of Florida; for Inter - Best in Show in Needlecraft, consecutIve year at ceremonies back 10 iNliss Betty Vernon, Home Economics Chairman of Volusia County at it terested in clothes because he Certificates of Merit national Affairs from CARE; at the regular mon thly meeting won by the recent meeting as Mrs. Ida Basteo, secretary looks )fl club and two silver and for CIP, (Community The afternoon meeting's "loved to watch txxiies." last week. Past president Mrs. trays for membership, all of Improvement Projects ). - entertainment consisted of an Jesse Boyette served as whirhwProaen1ft.,l ,.-.. iuiv in aRHuon, Mrs. LaVerne nouns program of musical Installing Officer, in the room. Schoenlaub, placed third and numbers, by the club chorus, Installed with Mrs. A large silver tray was won received a certificate in arts for directed by Mrs. Pauline Rose. Langknecht, were: Mrs. by Beverly Stuhrenberg, club Franklin Hudson, first vice-, membership chairman, for UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. To preserve the international from "successful, progressive, president; Mrs. Richard Blair, securing the most new mem(AP)—The l,3l6 boys and girls character of the school, there's middle class, ambitious famisecond vice-president; Mrs. bers by one individual in the Jerome C. Patterson, recording state. She had signed up 37 new of the United Nations In. a ceiling of 50 per cent on the lies." ternational School hail from 68 part of the student body from secretary; Mrs. Randall Hams, members. The second silver Pezet said that to gain greatcountries. But wearing blue non-U.N. and nondiplomatic er diversity among the Amencorrespooding secretary Mrs. tray was won by the club as a jeans and sprawled about the families, meaning New York. cans the school hopes to provide Edwin Fellabaum, treasurer whole, for the greatest net gain carpeted classrooms and corn- ers. and Mrs. William Withers, in membership in the state, 78. more financial aid to talented dons, they look like typical assistant treasurer. With 616 Americans this year, but needy students from the Mrs. Stuhrenberg also received American youngsters. the percentage hit a record 47. minority ghettoes of New York. a Certificate of Merit for 'The high school students esIn its informality. UNIS, as recruiting 37 members and Pecially "dress I n..,i.•Ij .1 t nnce is rilIi'd rpmhliic atrociously is he '"bft1J 1&L ILXIU One . q It the school is too permissive and an American high school but in Preceding the installa tion of for signing five new members. •. ..'. there's too little grammar drill, terms of scholarship it's on the officers, Mrs. Langknecht 4 Other certificates went to the Mrs. Seniha Halman, a Turkish superior side. V" ______ -- II -4 -. .', .. - .- - - -' - i' iv- 47. .4 -. •-. ti ______ 1 . . - - - I ______ - .L -.- I _____ ' - ,, NEW CLUB PRESIDENT Mrs. Henry Langknecht, (left) president, receives gavel for Deltona Woman's Club from Mrs. Jesse Boyette. Society Deadline S • Attention, please: Tell us your story. We welcome your news! least five days before desired publication date. Engagement and wedding Requests for women's forms, available at The news and photo coverage Herald office, should be parties, clubs, etc.) should accompanied by a black and be made at least a wetk in white glossy studio photo at advance, Sometimes you can find some real bargains in a catalog. Some real estate investors found one the other day when the Seminole County Altamonte Springs April, 1974 March, 1974 April, 1973 Jan. Thru April, 1974 Jan. Thru April, 1973 $6263976 $6,742,568 $7,496,193 S17,077 102 $22,990,508 2,531,042 850,638 9,888,974 7,823,992 22,764,990 Sanford 843,570 355,030 2,694,481 6,838,151 464,192 544,286 2,474,399 2,450,259 1,130,405 _______________________ or the suburb's golf courses, pools and tennis courts. You'll also feel free to go on spontaneous weekend ski trips or prolonged vacatio ns. 530,950 Winter Springs 548,225 1,123,216 - 296,157 Casselberry Oviedo 91,842 ________________________________ __ 1,095,157 624,165 129,667 102,995 Tenants- S ONE PAIR # Condominium Corporation, says: "Many people seem to feel that mor ndicates i s e gage n eres rates are excessive but the research e i ncreasedcost of the other y remains a bargain." But it's still difficult to explain to a home buyer that a $30.000 mortgage for 25 years will cost him nearly $16,000 more In interest than it would have if he'd latched onto a $W,000 mortgage just five years ago. Pants crowded city than reasons, according to local real the in a suburb where singlefamily estate brokers. area,Ls privacy in a lAl F iE\lBE1tS1iIP AWARD Mrs. Beverly Stuhrenberg with award won for Deltona Club. Free WITH THIS AD AND THREE OTHER PANTS CLEANED AT REGULAR PRICE. 110 /1 What Gives A Child So Much And Cists So Little? (4 PR. PANTS CLEANED . VOID AFTER MAY 23 DANCING REG ISTER NOW FOR OUR WKS. SUMMER SESSION Aha 9'CA4001 t)(!1471ice cih1 Sanford '"-"7' 323. 1900 iIUj 1 Minim Rye w,14 - '~ I T_ /I ~\ CLIP THIS AD Ballet, Tap, Jazz, Adult Conditioning 2560 Elm Ave. 11 ( PHILIPS - Iai*dry CIu.en a w $1 3I Wo lf 13Th $t. SAPIFORD,FLORIDA •.t'iii.li, V&vsli j tittC.lhd (30S) 332.3313 godlill 3) $5.00 or Match the stars in her eyes with a Diamond Bridal Set 9llff ;Of41 CC-n"10'14"- f' h':i: 14 -'i S. IeIEsT.o btial e1, 7 da'nonth 14 .i'atoi, C o ilation b4iI set, 6 d'acnon, 14 .tJt S' Cnstpttat,on b"al set. Li 1&r?nth 14 k.at goki, gc$1 f' C." . . . set, 11 14 i $ P '- " Ph. 322-3524 228 E. First St. Sanford -i ,'•-i, A1'j and up from April, 1973's $355,030. Altamonte Springs was up from March's $850,638 to $2,531,042. Buildi ng activity In. April county-wide increased from the March total of $10,799,297 to $12,4 land but neighbors feel free to wander in and out of your home tuLigains.—to see what kind of at will. Some of this shift in tone deal they can make," Realtor takes a little getting used to. In -0-W . - , * V 4 I ' I w . . ~ . d- ~ I ~ 00. 0 __ - __.tj — - I — _- - I " J . : - ,,-- - - 7 . 1" - permanent lawn, even though this week !1ut some developers about the city Zoning and Planning Commission. During the IW2have taken a completely unfair 73 fiscal year the Z-P group approved 47 new site development you fertilized In February. plans, five requests for variances and 59 requests for rezoning. chaser Permanent lawn grasses re advantage of their Wheti you consider that most of th is was done only after public growing rapidly where they In these matters. Roger Phillips, director of hearings you can easily understand why this group of people must have not been over-fed, and residential management love Sanford since they serve without any remuneration, mowing routine begins, • hie.t 'i-.,,, Ph, C".s'. • t''e". Cut • ' Woes Explained - . ,,. I .. . - '' 5; .4 ___________ -'- "(I& 4 - . . .; : .- . ' . . : -. - '• . -. 'I . - , . . 11'•; - - Houston has no zoning, Dal las does, Steiger said. "There -. is no difference be tween the two as to landuse progress and some experts feel the proble ms f in Dallas are worse than those in Houston." Steiger did not explain what he meant by problems. As another example, he said "Oregon had to repeal their land-use law because it resulted in no mort.age money being • made available." Steiger said he opposes the bill because there are "no provisions for litigation to protect private property rights." lie said he tried to talk sponsors into a provision to protect private pr o perty owners but was told that present laws ade. quately protect them. Zebdon W. White, a forestry consultant from Hammond, La., and a former Yale profes. - .- iles - , . . - •.••S .i. .. - -: . F ' - -. .. . - -e - z' It -• .-, - . r1.' -, , . -- A ______ 1a I .,, = 0 - . . .. .. ,c•. - . ,, - . . . -- - ,, . "-It' ,- • ' , ,,. . • ., - ,lt". . . )I . .-. I .- -;r.. a -. . . . - -. - w. .., 'z i . i\ .' ..iL/rt LI uFR (IL IE iND LY .., • - \ . delay. He described situations in Dallas and Houston as exam- . . ' 41,..L ' cause more problems tMn it . cently to the Southern Forestry Conference 'In fact, it causes corrupti on and inevitable " ' - - DAYTONA BEACH, Fle. "am In itself solves no problems, Stelger ad re- -?'.,.':. - C An *JW ( AP) - Rep. Sam Steiger, HAriz., says if Congress passes a national land-use bill now in the ~-1 1. V an urban . c'31. La ' 100111.1 "Pamm 1 4'. %f" ~ , P t da A/ ' he from March. Sanford recorded $1,130,405 in activity, up from the previous month of $843,570 Sags, the "big city" without taking the buyers' said. - Ir eamless Cornf( _____ ____________ Bargains Ferti I For smooth seamless support, and real comfort under those clingy summer knits, wear Exquisite Forms seamless bras In convertible halter or regular strap and strapless styles Stretch? Na turallyt Sides, back, straps, everywhere you turn. Come let us fit you In one or more. r _ ______ 845,195 - "People are aware what's e flaftenin. a. DRY CLEANED 580,055 — -.... f -_- .1 .1~ 4 - -_~:; I 3,385,870 you can have much more overbuilding are not the only biggest real estate agencies in a shortage of land. "They built doing well in a soft market" he high-rise you may Inc., Realtor, Casselberry said. pass the same faces every day with little more than a nod of "The genera. public has recognition awakened from pre vious sears Of course, some features of Even with ever increasing Home Values Increase apartment living will strike you prices the public has found th as inconvenient after years In a houses, in some Instances, can suburban home. You won't be purchased with th e sam Are you a homeowner? If so, you've got a good Investment, a was have he r and dryer at amount of money it takes to That is If you'll keep your home in good condition Exper ts say our elbow, but in the basement rent an apartment and tiiat despite the fact a recession in Florida real estate is In full swing, or laundry raom - or you may house Is an investment that can home appreciati on is climbing at the rate of 20 perce nt th is year have to walk down to the local appreciate substantially in .i Last year the average home In Florida appreciated 14 percent', coin laundry. You'll be more value in two to three years," I 01 meticulous about locking your Lormann said. door and careful about coming "There's no doubt the area home alone late at night. overbuilt with apartments. ' The Keyes Company of Miami, the state's largest real estate Banks are not lending money firm, may go statewide in the not too distant future. And, the now as readily for apartment same experts tell us not to be surprised if Keyes goes public I i ze construction," he said. raise the needed expansi on capital. I,ormann noted that premiums such its payment of Lawn Now electric bills fora time and cuts Rye grass is beginning to in security deposits are being Allied Van Lines says that more people moved to Florida during 1973 than to any other state in the nation. Also, they say wane in many areas of the offered to entice tenants to i t that for every family the firm moved out of the state two families State, and in some areas it is apartment complexes. Condominium buying has completely yellow according to moved into Florida. c1ined with increased bad the Florida Nurserymen and publicity mostly from the Growers Association (FNGA) Miami area, he said. This yellowing is caused by hot Windfall profits enjoyed by Cocoa Beach voters went to the polls recently and over- weather as well as a disease developers—us much as i, whelrningly approved a new city ordinance which The atcalled rust. rust that limits conJ pe r cent return on investment . struction to no more th an 15 unIts per acre, tacks rye grass will not damage • 'tp over a 10-year period—through in any way your permanent • leasing recreational facilities to gr ass, . The only detrimental effect condominium owners for Th eScminoleCountyBoardofRealtoralssull meetjng wlth rye grass may have on per- lflOn th yfeeslflthesou th state I . officials of the Orlando Winter Park Board of Realtors in an effort manent lawns is the depleting area have been publicized ' ' to work out a possible merger of the two boards orat least an of the soil of any available statewide. A Florida House of "accord" whereby the boards might cooperate in the operation of fertIlizer. Winter rye does have Re pr esentatives bill prohibi ting j an area wide multiple listing senrice, an extensive root system the practice was In a Joint since it grows vigorously lnthe cool weather th perment lawn house Senate conference grass is deprived of any food committee this week Senate president Mallory Ckie could say on th e average that being a member of a Sincether)egrassdiesout, it Is subsidiary board or agency of the City Commission of Sanford is suggested by the FNGA that Borne, a member of a firm that not a time consumming proposition. But, th at can hardly be sa id you apply fertilizer to your develops condominiums, said like we said, you can prove just about anything with sta tistics. But it doesn't make the digestion any easier Snx)othness k dig flatters of 1.4 2,950,260 (Ii thi Ain stead r 4,216,562 1,738,159 Apartment Market I) - ___ - - \lk - Lake Mary 51,692 current issue of the Napa County (California) Board of Realtors And you'll find yourself fiber125,280 246,829 multiple listing service catalog listed the Napa City Hall,I in-F the tyranny of the from eluding a photo of the impressive structure, at the most attractive automobile; $12,000,324 TOTAL $10,799,297 $20,134,859 $35,585,277 a second car may $63,491,535 price of $77,350. But it turned out not to be a bargain after all. It even twome d OWL). seems th e MIS photographer was assigned to take a picture of a suburban bui ldings and urban restaurant for sale a block from the city government building. By high-rises guarantee only one mista ke the City hail address was given and the photog snapped parUng stall per rental unit, the City hall. City offi cials sa id the structure would have been a back In 1951. and in many city neighborhoods "darned good buy" since it cost over $300,000 to build you may have to rent garage Ci ty officials laughed at th is aspect of th e mista ke but t hey space for both cars or fight for were somewhat irked about a comment which appeared on th e two parking places on the listing brochure printed in the MJJS catalog. Th e comment street. In a compa ct city with revealed that the building was available for Immediate oc- reliable public transporta tion cupancy on the part of a buyer "because no business is now being and taxi service, you can stirBy DONNA ESTES departm ent of Gale Associates, psychology used by some interest into consideration and conducted th ere." vive without owning a car at all Herald Staff Wri ter said selected apartments in condominium builders who he are suffering for it," he said. Thebirdwho said you could prove anything bystatistics Knew and rent one when you wish to Sn,ifh !gntrt,tin ,w,,,1 .,,..I.. 'h,,p,,a,l • s t..i.... t'k "ni' TaLUq5 .uiaiiiiv.cii 'ri" tr4fk IUIUF1 IIIV dJIit ILUdUUII CXISLS leave town. what he was talking about. According to a recent Nationwide Condominiums id apartto get slum areas." trying with some apartment cornFriends will change, too. ments scooped up before full. People are Condominium Research Bureau study, as reported by the Preferring to remain plexes, he said. The quality is Associated Press, mortgage money, is still a bargain despite the There'll be a greater variety construction completion Just a the mostvalue for their rental he said, noting less anonymous, the broker said just not there. Tenants Is these than you had In the suburbs, not recent and continuing rise In interest rates. During the past five few years ago are going favorable favorable apartment corn- these particular type cases "are not getting their years the study indicates interest rates on home mortgages simply people of the same age begging for owners and tenants plezes are not being rented developers are using the policy dollar's worth" of value in climbed only 16.7 percent while the overall cost of living during and income level who happen 1.0 today In the central Florida regardless of price, of "trying to cram as many space and amenittes "Others live nearby. Your reIattonslii thesame period Increased by more than 32 percent. area. A major problem, according people into as small an area as who have exerted effort to give with them will also be different. And Consequently, Joseph M high side interest rates and to a representative of one of the possible" as though there were space and the amenities are You'll be surprised to find that ay s - -_- A construction boom tnppw the building activity in the record breaking 1973 year is being seen in the City of Longwood. Longwood in April issued $1,104,260, building permits for 34 single family homes, nine pools and 14 additions for total value of according to City Clerk Onnie H. Shomate, During the comparable month in 1973 new building values were $544,6. Building activity was nearly tr iple the previous month and more than double the April, 1973 record. While construction has declined elsewhere in Seminole County, Longwood for the first four months of 1974 Issued building permits totaling a value of $2,474,399 up from January through April, 1971 totals of $2,450,000. Sanford and Altamonte Springs also showed advances 1,104,260 Longwood ____________ I., i.-miwon euucauocal plant the youngsters study with high beside the East River a mile motivation because most come south of U.N. headquarters. from families that regard eduThey tend to be the paceset. cation as a passport to success, ters and they and their tuition A combination, he explained, of money are welcome provided students from foreign countries they don't become too nu- where education Is traditionally merous. a privilege, and Americans - Longwood Buildinq Rate Up Seminole Building Activity seums, plays and restaurants - An 'Unreal' Bargain rr official in the U.N. Secretariat, "It is almost frighttold a reporter. ening...some of our students But, "The saving gra ce," she want to take eight or nine subadded, "Is that my daughter, jects when they would have to Defne, is in a school where she take only (our or five in ano ther refers to a Senegalese boy by New York private or public his name, Atxlu, without an school," the assistant director, reference to the (act that he is Maurice Pezet of France, said black ' "That's 3.8 to 40 fort) minute Many foreign parents are penodsa week, compared to2o surpr ised by the casualness of to In a high school," Pezet the school but great many say added. "We have to slow some this Is no problem so long as of t hem down." their children are happy. Desmond Cole, an English. Americans are the largest man who has been director of single national group at the UNIS for the past decade, said whereby bank holding companies could eliminate independently id y want controlled savings and loan associations. Such action could have ated from the homeowner's the effect of severely curtailing the flow of funds into the housing treadmill, you'll find yourself market. outside the home more of te n to enjoy the city's parks, mu- • - - By DAVID JORDAN Written for Associated Press Whe n you decide to leave th e house behind and move into an apartment, one of the greatest A couple of months ago we mentioned there might be an effort changes in your way of life will to make It possible for bank holding firms to acquire sa vings and be in how you spend time -and loan associations as well as banks. Remember' Well, the Federal in your attitude toward it. Reserve Board has announced a new proposal which would When the landlord takes over U permit the American Fletc he r Corporation to acquire th e South- household maintenance du ties, west Savings and Loan Associatlonona "test case" basis. you'll be able to knit the time The National Association of Realtors has strongly opposed you used to spend keeping up such action. Likewise, the Institute of Real Estate Management, with chores to some creative a subsidi ar y organization of the National Association of Realtors, use - perhaps that project, is opposed because it feels that a precedent could be established craft or hobby you've always ( Students Attend U.N. School I lighting might begin with branching structure. ____ I _______ go out of style. For spring, most houses are st wing dozens of 1930s tea- Your Time inounted on 12 to 15 foot poles there was not really enough - -- ____________ _________ • . IYmneflth. _ __________ LI'*ght Your Pool For Beauty And Safety Apartment Changes u ----a While mortgage money Is needed badly during this crisis, It just isn't enough and no rdief will be made available for those caught in the down payment and monthly payment trap. ____________ ____________ _________________ - The federal overnnient is nIn in nntir tin hlljnn Inn -emergency mortgage fi nancing enough for 200,000 new homes. however, this Is a drop in the bucket as far as an effort to rejuvenate th e construction industry is concerned. F urt he r, it isn't going to help potential newcomers to homeownership in that th eYstillwillnotbeabletoafford th edownpamen ts requir ed for homes with current price tags. And, it Isn't going to aid the potential new hi-i' ncr in qu;lif) in for the uoitthly -- _ __________________ ; .? immeasurably to the beauty of ible. __________________________ _- r1kralb, • Sight __________ r ____________________________________ Bret is stealing away customers from the big houses. To his surprise, the ir average age is 50. "1 thought I was designing young clothes," he complains. His clo thes, in fact, are nelther young nor old. They are designed for bodies, the one thing in fashion that will never announced that she and Airs. club for Honor Score; for Trout her painting in oils, entitled, "A Herald Correspondent ______ •• ______________ _________________________________ . - - .-. browles., , 11P C I IS.. ____ -. - .-------------- ._________________________ # estyles I ' t I 1. I. By VIVIAN BROWN your garden," he points out. As for area lighting, advan. placed no closer t ha n six feet light from the pool to make res- trees in the pool area. One or AP Newafeatures Writer And th ere Is the safety factor to tages include protection for from the edge of the pool. If the cue easy. Swimmers had light two that ha ve at tracti ve foliage Good lighting at your swim. consider. pl an tings — they can be seen nearness of neigh bors is a to see their way, yet they did might be illuminated from e th L.I *f mning pool can Increase your The most effective kind of and perhaps not trampled. But (actor, Schuler suggests an al- not look directly into the source bottom up If they are a good hours of fun and beautify your lighting is a rnmhlnstInn nf lights fihifilbi t nlntwl fn nuM,1 #n #1 1 ...Id .,I. ......L...i _t IL_LI UI IIçIJL. siance irom we pool with we home grounds. The "rela tively glare — focused away well for him. Real Estate • GacJening • Decorating small investment" should pro. Together they provide (lexibil.: your house and deck, wherefrom As It turned out, the light light aimed up. Near the pool you In one setting he placed for a striking effect and trees should be illuminated v ide enormous satisfaction. So ity, but "either one alone can might want to sit and view the area light two floodlights in provided ,. the bugs were no more u from the top down. Th is should ____________ says Stanley Schuler, author of have value" In his experience, pool, and away from your bullet re fl ectors a good 250 feet "how to Design, Build and Charm may be the great at. neighbor's yard. It shou ld not from the house high up a tree at blesome than they had been be. create a moonlight effect on the Sunday May 19, 1974 Page Maintain your Swimming traction but safety should be a become a neighborhood nul- one end of the pool. He directed fore the lights were turned on." ground while keeping the in. Pool." consideration in deciding on sance. a 150-watt lamp toward another He suggests concealment of SCt3 off the ground. When a It is best to have it installed lights for underwater. It may lights might be achieved by tree is lighted from the side, If there is no underwater tree at the end of the pool and when the pool is being built not only provide visibility for lighting, a pool may be made 75-watt light on some small hooded fixtures - flower pots, two lights are needed - one H omebuyer Relief especially underwater lighting poolside strollers, but it can il. reasonably safe, Schuler points deciduous trees just behind tin cans, hollow building tiles stronger than the other — in a concrete pool -but It may lumiininate the pool to its out, by flooding it from all pool. and the like. To foil insects the aimed from different angles "to be put in later, he advises, depths in the event of emergen- sides. Illumination engineers "Our objectives were lights should be set ldgh r a reveal the entire tree and avoid Still I In "Lighting the swimming pool cy. It can provide divers pro. call for one 150-watt floodlamp achieved," he goes on. "From distance from the pool where a flat look." not only allows you to swim into tection after dark when the bot- for each 45 square feet of water the house you could see anyone they might be lured by the Light shrubs from below, es the wee hours, but it adds tom of a pool is usually invis. surface with the lamps falling into the pool although brightness. pecially those with open I W! By JULIAN STENSTROM PARIS (AP) - Last July, What tie puts on bodies is Simplicity is the look. All his the better not to "shut the body when the audience was relaxing what makes them look good: ( tr esses are made of a single in a bo x." I over co ffee after the grueling the kind of timeless and ageless piece of fabric like togas or Dior cou ture show, people were clot hes that have added to the saris, and have only one seam, his ideal is to make clothes so astounded to see half-naked cha rms of Greeks, Romans, always on the outside and easy and unpretentious that you models in weird makeup para. Arabs and Indians for cen. piped. Everything is in the cut, can wear them to work, reverse ding between their tables. tunes. as demonstrated by a black theta and wear the other side When they heard that th e "I'ma synthesis ofGreco.Ro. satin "tee-shirt" with natural ou t to dinner. clothes were designed by Dan- man drapery and Courreges. A rounded shoulders and one id he Bret, everyone asked, contemporary dress, in con- eaIii, This means pants, or, if you Who in th e world is that?" trast, is like scaffolding. It cuts insist on changing in the eveNow, Paris is well on Its way the woman into three or (our In black, white, both or on ning, long dresses. Le Bret has -- t_. -. Knowin g Le Bret is the pieces," says this designer, occasion, stripes, most of Le never made a short dress in his latest, youngest, and most whose goal is to put the dignity Bret's clothes are reversible, life and shudders at the avant-garde member of the back into clothes. Th'v are all cnfl and- iinlintd. thought. .. haute couture. -.. A sculptor, writer, Jewelry designer and former assistant to Guy Laroche and Ted Lap______________________________________ .idus, this 27-year-old eye___________________________ __ - ' Ptirt-Q i ,",.. I VI)L I '. ? stomp I -- i • - . ____ - - - - v e to i fl si iF" r V IL c ' A I SEARS . son of forestry, told the 300 people attending the conference thatexpanslonofsouthernfor. est-related industries has been dramatic In recent years. Buthesaidforestryprogress that should accompany the ex panslon has been too slow. The time has come, White said to "focus on getting trees in the ground." White said the rate of tree SHOPPER CONVENIENCE at " the new Sears Roebuck store In " Altamonte M all is ac CflI cen t e u escalator. Recent opening day crow ds at wC sore numbered in the thousands. D.F. Holley, store - about one million acres per year for last two manager, said the aim of the Altamonte Springs Sears is to be the friendliest, most professional in the area. years is not enough to mainthIn productivity in; areas being ' d plantings m the 12 southern ta tes s - harvested. �- - fl ---. 2C—The Sanford Herald Sunday, May 19, 1974 . __________ Makes Box By LOUISE L ('iI.L Extension Home lCOflOmleSAgCnt By JULIAN SENSTROM (F4itor's Note: Do you have a question about real estate, taxes, planning, zoning, or anything else which affects your lifestyle? Send your Inquiry to Editor, Lifestyles. The Sanford Herald, Sanford, ha. 32771. Please sign you r letter. Upon publica ti on, however, only initials will be used.) Living . i V:r-1 , , , .” ,_ _ . -- . Question Easy • Editor: be in good taste and always in style. Beautiful wood is ageless. Labor is so Let me also add that you, the sellers, are required to pay the I - .. 1. • -. -- _-M , -- I . ,:, I) •: ' •, 1 p. , - I ' ____ __ __ ___________ . . . I %. -. I) I . 1 I . . 1, . 11 I,! l(D10w 6 7''I1 , ' ilZ ___________ $MI(V , . _ ______ - I [JtVtN(Pi - ' iz'',14' ,•,, till • - . -- . - lATH I IIH 11.1 I. r . a" •-e, - 1 j!j - _ = ::': ' 1.1.1. • "" •\<': -- - . _.m.P"'""• -- • - - Remove leaves three to four inches above and bclow where ng Air By * • outdoor living. Plan 11A831C has 1,810 square feet, excluding service area. It was designed by Lester Cohen, Room 505, 48W. 48th St., New blueprint to anyone sending him a stamped, self-addressed envelope, attractive paper, cork or wood AP Newifeatures Writer Parents may find a big labor their parent,s because of broken supply - teen-agers - right In promises. They consider it their own backyards. Strong. c backed young people, who can't heati ng." Here is more of his advice proonal.looking job myriad of odd Jobe. it may be a you must supply the kind of good year to get a house pat- good tools and materials used ched and polished. Cheap, too, by professional workmen. But hiring the youngster After you tell him what ci might require a bit of finesse, want and he begins the Job, "Ask him to do the work, don't breathe down his neck. Don't demand, threaten or Give him the chance to do the nag," advised one 18old. job his way unless he Is doing "And you should pay him something drastically wrong. something whatever you can After the job is finished, don't afford. Most high school or eel. complain about little things that ___ - . ____ I ___ _________________ ~11 -' ' _____ 6 S _________ -- Your Hot Water p ig f:... '- -.,:_%i'• 1 . - ' — --- A AlIt LAYER! NG ~ ~-A' . ~ LA -- PROPAGATION — The various steps, left to right: remove leaves from stem; cut stem; insert stick; cover wound with moss ball. cover moss ball with polyethylene and cut new plant from stock plant. ' - p - - - Central I . - t4at Recovery Unit Manufactured by #J ---•=. '19 N.Y* c'g kw :'O on'u civ'*i l'4i5tvy IWIa'i I't,t(5!,hl$,_,! lew~ Ttwrv'-e vow WI &N:*ft r twop IV 830=0303 Longwood 110 lte't Airport Boulevard S.inford. FIOHdJ 32771 $ ,, HOUS operatior, for real estate in. terests," Smi th said. Real estate investment trusts - ____ $Oi P.çn t5' ''M ' • ' th _____ ____ e S ____ ' _____ 4" 0 Plot IRS1611418" & - * ,, Gulf Air Heating -Air Condit , * -_ - DO YOU NEED? 00 EXCAVATING • GRADING • 9 PAVING 9 PATCHING • SEALING STRIPPING If That's The Case Then Don't Pace CALL BASE CALL 322-7510 SANFORD,FLA. __________________ ,V A 41, - _____ ____________ the proper choice of some other tion of drilling holes, but almost _____ 0 ___________ _____ _____ ______ _______ - r-,-- ~1: i I • _____________ • • _______ - - ______________ _______ us'je m,ie I" Ole ,.,e is - I,' -_ ,. a - _______ '•4' - of them are curled up very 5Ci Vie $H Vie cti -•• Ph. 322-5581 Sa nford J _____________________________ _____ er squeeze some adhesive under the edgesordoIhavetotheup each affected tile and then apply adhesive to the entire section' A. First, the type of adhesive used with asphalt tile gen- erally comes In a can and thus can't be squeezed properly under the edges. The best way to handle the problem is to heat the tile a bit not too much So that it becomes a little more flexible. The moment it does, lift up the edge some more so that adhesive can be spread on the floor under it, Have the adhesive ready and work quickly, otherwise the tile will cool off and harden again. 4= I Q. - - I have a paint roller iiii; I11111111111 • ' -- - - ____ Ti IAail- :-". • ..'!•. ;- __________ ____ --I' , • ••..-.•, --- ______ _______ A-• I ':- - • •.. ________ ___________________________ __ _____ JE rLT __________ - 1 'T ,,,J ,:'.' ______ ____ -.•.--•----• ____ A' I _____________ X ________________ r ''ut". ' J'l' , ___________________________________________________________________________ . _________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________ _ji.•__.____,_ , ,..____== -- -= . •• • - ___________ -_________________ , ' -- - -r--,!-i - i t -- 4-,-'. - . J_ •. - j .. ttwn s h* mv key'.5 a F,n's 3rd St. - ____ shank that can be inserted in a kit that contains, in addition connected. You will have to get chuck, to the drill, at least a few of the an electrician to determine (For either of Andy Lang's The chuck, which holds the most-used attachments. whether you "Wood Finishing in bit shank, can be tightened by power takeoffshave thatany willunused permit booklets, the (Sweating walls and winHome" or "Paint Your hand only, as in the cheaper (lows, the use of another fuse, If not, balky doors and squeaky he will have to put in what is house Inside and Out," send 30 models; or with a socket or Al- floors are among the 35 subject' cents and a long, stamped, self. len wrench; or with a gear ed called an "addn" panel. discussed in Andy Lang's han! ncidred envelope to Know- key. When a drill comes with a book, "actIcal Home H. how, P.O. Box 477, Huntington, wrench or key, I find it There are asphalt tiles N.Y. 11743. Q. advis- pairs," available by sending $ He sure to specify able to attach it to the power to this newspaper at fox 5, on the basement Coor of the cord of the tool so that it is al. Teaneck, N.J. 07666i house we recently bought. Some which booklet you want.) - ' , 1'M waw HARDWARE I HILL Base Paving & Construction Co. - ______ _____ ______ S * 1.2 Bedrooms ___ ____ ___ - ,tD ng Systems, Inc. t' - _____ tools, notably a hammer. anything can be done with thein has four (uses in it. One of them correct? blows every time we use the The quarter-inch size is prob. with the use of the proper ac- _________ _____________________ 4' rotisserie, Is there some way to A. Yes. Lamb's wool is not ably still the best seller, but the ccssories and attachments. If won't suitable for enamel. If the roller three-eighths size is becoming you have a drill and haven't add another fuse T" Is of the type from which the more and more popular. The done much shopping in recent have that trouble? .•._•.______ A. The fuses blows because cover can be removed, get one half-Inch drill is still used most. years, you'd be surprised at : --th e rotisserie creates an made frorn mohair or. if the !y by professionals. Size. bv the how many things can be at- ~!' I a I -- it ---.— dvi&s not refer to the size of tached to drills these days. if 3 overload on one of the circuits store doesn't have some oth- - C'5dd.t * securities and exchange ' a -- -I I-II" C10111DYA CPAOISAOC 31• tea $15 CFAO$aOa CO. sty ).11 CECOMO,A C1Cpa CF*O3eaOACOI tN "S CCCO4?O?* CFAomAoe ,.. Crtis, LUMBER& ____ - ng Our 100th Year In Business 0 N T HE _____ • _____ from 37.000 to o,000 per. matching of system qu rndIt/oner eff1cIencqraUn Tho BTU *&*? .&:~; t9l, vl,7~ cl ol;W, ptt)ft r-,~ _ç Heated Pool '' Ji, :: -UR Jim Walter makes new home L ?PP finan cing easy __ ••. Jim Wslt*r hat been custm-budding 0 OVER 20 ,SITIER 1Uy * MOCEIS Split System Air re NO _____ UPFLOW FLEMERMETIC range .. _____ ____ - ____ -' ________ _______ _____________ - ______________ FLEMERMETIC precjs irements, =-1- __________ r FEDDERS SnA'-'-".-row a.''n Dishwasher-Disposal - c5at-Ld s • FEDDERS muting Iead I feeling of openness. Too much to provide greater _____________________________________________________ F REE ESTIMATE Capacities LUCITE from Du Pont ________ _____ condition your enti re home fabulously low price. You get a quiet furnac, that gives you clean, dependablo heating, At the same time we Install Your furnace we'll include FEDDERS central air conditioning, Capacitl range from 13.500 to 3&000 per. miffing precise matching of system than Un- sta te of California. enc oses A separate real estate ex. offering procedures and tin- chan ge operation would ha ve the space. marked. He suggests that parents reTherefore, muitipatterned, proved investor-oriented several important benefits," ____ alize t he limitations of a teen. large-scale, str ong-colored wall disclosure practices for real Smith continued. "First of all it age handyman. estate security transactions, would require the offerer to file coverings should be avoided. But this Is only a beginning, standardized disclosure in. These areas could certainly be formation and meet all 1 strengthened and standardized registration and regulatory i'" with a separate national They didn't, because they want- _____ this %Ptcial offer to heat and air at resist cracking longer other best selling brands There's only onegraøe LUCITE — the 18-year-old Is project. Since most rooms are Estate Securities and Syn- real estate securities cxsmall, you should be concerned dication Institute we have change," said Smith, a former By ANDY LANG ways handy when required. AP Newafeatures Nothing Is more annoying than (known as REITs), which have assumed increased importance No doubt about it. The port- to get ready to use an electric as a source of capital in the Often parents will take one of that" or "You want to be paid able electric drill Is the ma- drill and then discover that two stands, he has observed, for THAT!" building industry, are one type chine that introduces most dolt- wreech or key has been mis- of security that could possibly Ei ther they develop a hostile If you can't pay for the work, yourselfers to the use of power laid. attitude If they must pay their don't promise anything. Fog' tools. be included in this separate When driving screws or nails na tional real estate exchange. own child for a Job or they try to some reason pa rents like to It has been around for a long Into wood, especially hardwood, BElTs are limited partnerships wheedle him Into doing it for postpone payments as long as time, but came into its own drilling pilot holes first will or unincorporated associations nothing. Ether attitude may possible. Don't drag It out. It right after World War II when make the job easier and, more of shareholders who invest in a make him resentful. t", may be difficult to get him to do home handymen discovered important, prevent splitting. professionally managed port. A family that forces a son or another job. Ia that modern electric tools made The t holes should be slightly folio of real estate properties daughter into free work may Be prideful of the job, and it feasible to tackle projects smaller than the diameters of not get a good jot and mortgages - with shares if "Many kids wo , dhewadvised, avoid acting resentful because that never would have been at. the screws or nails being used. as marketable securities. / ul ork free you've paid him to do it. Par. tempted in the past. It hasn't Also, to prevent the drill bit Today REITs have assets a parent would explain their ents have said such things as changed very much since then, from "wandering" and over Ill billion with $10 billion money problems and promise "You are really selfish to ac- except that most new models marring the surface of o f this raised since 1968 and to make it up to him some time cept money from your own parhave extra housings to guard wood, make a small indentation FREE ESTIMATES $7.6 billion of the total coming when things are better. They ents," or this tear jerker, "Now against the possibility of elec- with an awl where each hole i Is from public equity and debt don't need to get on their knees, we can't have the car re pa irE. LEMON ST. tric shocks. But every year, to be drilled The bit poin t participation. more and more at ta chmen ts should be placed in this tiny are being turned out for .i.t hole before starting t he dr ill , LI w".h the drills, motor. The pressure on the drill _____________ A portable drill should be should be moderately firm, purchased(oratleastselected) never heavy. When it is _____ by the person who will be using possible, back up the material it most of the time. That's be. with a block of wood to prevent By ANDY LANG made of Iamb's wool. I want to cause it is important that it splinte ring as the bit comes out AP Newifeatures I use It to do some enameling, but "f ee l" right in the hand, a fac. on the other side. the utility room in our house. It used with enamel. Is this SPECIAL PRICE REDUCTION - in &naOoide ______ ') I Iris moisture out, *on-I lot *father And LUCITE and investors would be one of the ed ucational functions of a dominium, you run the risk of investment area. "In o ur work in the Real In getting carried away with the __________ ONE TO FIVE TONS __________ Thag Carpeting Clothes Washer-Dryer ' , * teresting interiors are - FEDDERS '.onaitiornng . the charm Votive always wanted The Pa nt that ecurity?', a 59-page chapter on ______ requirements, RangeReftigerator Con Be Heated FREE All yeurhouse'iold hot water heated freeduring the air conditioning seasor. Call your air conditiuning service company for an estimate. W/W a ,, Eight rich in trad,tion cows th at g, ve yovr home you growing lis t of state and federal could easily be improved upon. jobs, and the promise of pay- Skip su ch remarks as "Now you ment will provide Incentive." aren't going to leave it like t. h1UIhhh1U1Ihh1.1 th is one: "I shoul d have called - _____ ' The most i nsul ting deflator the opInion of this available for painting the age out of that bu!lt-i home. - Our Computer Will Tell You Whyl _____ or 628.2 162 ______________________ ________________________ _______________________ ___________________ From DuPont LUCITE many new designs and in. registration of real estate 20-page chapter devoted to being securities, t here is a definite condomnlniuiris. need for a central created by "The need to simplify this and laminating clearinghouse to provide backed" fabric consistency of information and information so that it can be but they should be kindly. Some ed." Such remarks are imma- it to one or several walls. In an apartment or con- regulations in this expanding better understood by sponsors kids are naturally suspicious of ture. By VIVIAN BROW74 !. Computer Vote Ends Flaws _____ 831-4039 Timeless Colors One of the simplest and least association of realtors. 'Sponsoring Real Estate expensive ways to create a Smith explained at a Chicago Securities Programs' described different mood for a room is news conference held that in a 30-cha pter, 608-page book. with a paintbrush or by because of new types of real There is a 20-page chapter Want Son To Fix Home? I . . ____ • • - inc. 'I The New Americana Collection areas zoneor formal and informal living. he front is attractive; the back opens the house to a huge patio and screened porch for private Craig Spearman (center), district manager and Thomas E. Hunt, tilt' new Sanford chief. Propagate Plants 1 ___________ ' retiring after 25 years with the company. rLTewes good wishes from - _____________ HOMES Introducing - __________ HvrJid Photo fly GrOr9t HatJ SOUTHERN BELl EXECUTIVE RE1 :RS Unlike other vital plant Israel. Jordan, Spain and South II AROflDA - - All Pl more for your apartment dollar: mofe living space -and mote dtall siribie kitures. Included apartments are iini. C ted -y Welcome! You must be among the newcomers to this area. done as effectively with a gun without it. You can't. manufacture of soap. glass and in several weeks. When roots only looks deadly as with you bet there is a League of Women Voters in this County. Write to that Without potassium, there can gunpowder long before the have filled the sphagnum moss, one that really is Writing in The American the top. Ile fills to thii level with t no plant or animal e League at Post life. discovery of the element cut the layer from the stock Office Box 1004, Altamonte Springs, Fla. 32701. th Horticultural There ha ve even been cases Potassium, denoted Society News & perlite and covers the top two by the potassium and its role in plant plant Just below the ball of moss Views, of "arm Vi c t ed ro or H. fli es notes that inches with a peat mossperlite Edi tor: bbery" in which s)mbol "K," the first letter in and ani ma l life, and remove plastic. Pot th e with increasing difficulty in mix. the robber had no weapon at all. the Latin word Kalium, which I have been told that since the city of Sanford voted to pa ve Th In the mini ng world, potash is layer immediately, buying less common plants, us: another holdup man means pottasium, is one of the known as the mi s(ine 29 miles of streets with Federal revenue sharing funds that neral sylvite. It You can use the remaining plant lovers are growing their some streets have been placed on what is called a low priority list terrifi Cuttings several inches long rnd may not be paved when this program begins.It this trm, and, showing a menacing bulge in by all plants. Along with manyinl839,atCarlsbad,N,M, portion of the stock plant for own. Ile finds that root cutting can be stuck P-: inches devp cane cuttings to propagate iseasiestlnjunetxj(thatltlsa intothemizmedistanceapart If so, how can I rind out which streets have the lower prioity his coat pockeL nitrogen and phosphorus, it is in 195. later in Cafifornia and more plants. Air layering also fine winter designation? ld —MIS Yet, a court decided this was classified as a prima ry plant Utah. The world's largest Dear MLR: enough basis for a cha rge of food element. When used in the deposits are in southeastern ______________________________________________________________ You can easily find out by contacdag the city Enghwff's armed robbery. The court said fertilizer industry, codes Saskatchewan, discovered in 102 funds draw Interest. See us regarding your eligibility to purchase o new 3 bed room home for as down as one month's rent under the Farmer's Home Administration Assistance plan. Ld - by way of intimidation, , ceiling. ternatives can be yours with not i Livi a great deal of effort or money. C, y porn" 610400, CHICAGO - "By 1980 we If you own your con. "However," Smith explained, requirements of the offeting fl' . iii , • -4" , c A dominium, great! You're free should have a national ex. "real estate Investment trusts before be ing listed on the ex.t to make as many Improve, change facility for trading, are just one example of the change. ______ merits as possible. However, conducting transactions, and types of real esta te securities. ,r-rsome apartment landlords are providing market data in the There are also real estate TIAILI __________________ touchy about those sacred white increasingly growing field of syndications which can offer roal estate securities, In- securities that can be as vri1 itlls. L,, e vestment trusts, arid syn- and complex as the individucis My advice Is to consult th •, .. manager before investing your dicated real estate in- offering them. i) time and money. In fact, you vestments," said Burton E. "To give you an idea of the th, president of th e Real complexity of real estate might even be able to convince Smi LUXURY FEATURES to suthi homeoer's ever need are him to supply the materials In Estate Securities and Syn- securities, our institute offers a corporated into this spaciows design with four bedrooms and living __ office at ('itv Hall. Some 41 street; are on the current list, Most the fear that the robber had a require that it be calculated arid 1943 Tolay potash is also are just a block or two in leng th and where no purpose would be might reported in its oxide form, K20. produced in France, Russia, gun, plus the fear that he served by paiiing the strftu. use it, was all that law required I ceiling C l Facioli'*t Need _________ a •••• - I A New House? higher best to I - taxes and insurance payrments. They would rather make deposits special sa%ings amunt or a mcular serount and let those Need When selecting a wall Vertical lines create a applying practical coatings to covering, it is keep it effect, while horizontal wall coverings. toneon-tone, lower the after room of stark texture. You may fall in love The composition of the Minors are not expensive walLs is one thing you can with a small sam ple of wall- wallpaper also is important, when you consider what they almost bet on when moving Into paper, but before buying it by especially for with will do for a room. The use of an aparent arid most condo- the roll have your chilen. There are marvelous small amounts of mirror 'i miniums. drape two rows side-by-side so vinyl papers that make It a create visual illusions, After about a week of looking that you can gauge the over-all breeze to remove those telltale at empty white space, the look, paying One of my tricks Is to place to duly fingerprints, and there general reaction is to panic and the effect of the pattern repeat. ar e firms t specialize In mirrors in the room's corners. start plastering the place wi th an assortment of paintings, prints or even photographs of Aunt Minnie at the last family reunion. entra Rea/ Estate I'm not one to discredit the aesthebic qualities of Aunt WALL . A Editor : up. an upward or downward cut one Why does Seminole County have an elected su perintendent of "The simple truth is," he told e u re By ants to 1 inches long and oneschools while Orange County has an appointed superintendent? the court, "that I was not arquarter to one-ha ll way through LWA tried at all. That gun I had By FRANK J. JASA slow growth, "scorched" leaf the stem. To prevent the wound Dear LWA: couldn't h ur t a flea." County Agricultural margins, weak stalks inclined from healing over rapidly, Prior to 1964 several counties in Florida asked the legislature Nevertheless, the court Agent to lodge, shriveled fruit or seed, insert a toothpick or wooden for permission to let th e voters decide If they wish ed to base decided he was guilty as and lack of resista nce to rust ma tch into the cut. appointive or elected superin te ndents of schools. Both Orange charged. The court said what The recent shortages in and other plant diseases. and Seminole counties were involved. Ora nge County voters mattered was not ."he cut sh ould be dusted with th e actual fertilize rs has creat ed an in. elected to have an appointed superintendent while Seminole character of Potassium is most often roo ting hormone. Wrap the cut the gun but the terest in sources of the major available in the com County voters, In IN4. declined to go the appointive route and pound with moist sphagnum moss, way it looked to the victim. nutrients that make up a potassium chloride I retained the privilege of electing the superintendent. Anyway yo u KCL), also about six inches long and four Most courts agree. That Is, complete fertilizer. Nitrogen called mnuriate of potash and slict It, both heiwe their advantages and disath-antages. ut wide. hold the moss in they view the holdup weapon and phosphorous twially make commonly known as "potash" place with twine and cover ball "through the eyes of the the headlines but potassium because man produced it for with plastic. Editor: Seal edges and beholder." They reason that the seem to :ake a b3ck mt. If many years by Is there a League of Women Voters In Seminole County? burning wood sewn with tape. essence of the crime is putting you don't think potassium is and leaching Mrs. GRM the ashes in a pot. the victim In fear, which can be important, however, try living Potash was used in the Roots should become visible . : I Walls , • nu tr ien ts, potassium does not Africa. become a part of the chemical From 90 to 95 percent of all Editor: St1l1 the fear must be at least 3tructure of plants. A large part pota sh produced today is used We are contempla ting the p urchase of a new home. When we of physical harm—not of a of it exists in the cell sap in for fertilizer. Other uses are in vlAn ed our previous borne, wheie we lived for many years, we lesser form of pmssure. Sup soluble form where it is thought the manufacture of matches. ahA ays made clur monthly payments on time and we always paid mse A says to B: to aid in photosynthesis, disease dyes, television tubes, pharour own taxes and insurance. On the new home we're thinking "Un1 you ha nd over $5), resistance, and cold resistance. mnaceuticals, synthetic rubber , about buying, the mortgage company we've been talkiq to, says I'll get you in trouble with the they will insist that we "escrow taxes and insurance payments." SYMPtOrns of potassium detergents, films, insect ir-i, !-.-~, (kfRIencv in plants include chinaware and solid fuel E)os the mortgage company have the right to make us pay taxes Inl Revenue Service." and insurance on a monthly basis? —SF1. Mrs. BFL: I don't suppose the mortgage company has a legal right to make you escrow lazes and insurance payments on a month ly basis. Howeier, if )vu don't the mortgage firm certainly has the right to re fuse to make t he loan to you. Genera lly speaking, most people prefer to escrow taxes and Insurance payments monthly forr this precludes a huge tax bill In October of eat-b )tar. \l eanwhik, tht're are those, like you, who do not wish o escrow Siiv1Ieood Villas oilers - 1(010CM - _____ . White special attention _________ - . By ADELE EFAULKNER The Herald Services th families - R q i d - W highlighting the lines - that the chi - rge would not stand i Create - _____ Pious clausa. Sand The law doesn't say that you do, however. It says only that resistance S the youthful 1-,N Ilmld to ~htirtvn plant,,, th~it licis u-,es pl~o,tir bread t.m\cs 11) EARL ARONSON pines, .ire %kell worth pine Nis 2 slender flexible the bu)er is not permitted to pay points. Consequently, If the robber cleaned out his cash they. have become leggy, such as or plastic sweater boxes With All Ne%sfeatureri g considering in many types of neeciles 2 to 3 inches long per buyer can't pay the points the seller has to. [lope that makes register. To Hawkins, the y sense to you. man's pistol was all too oun rea l, plantings and particularly sheath. This pine Is rapid Th e Chinese ued air layering Another method of plant prodeep. lie also uses plastic dish But in fact, the pistol was a where older standing trees may growing, grows to 70 feet tall to propagate piants centuries pagation is by cuttings, a com- pans, making quarter-inch toy. When the robber was later be preserved. There are three and usually has a crooked trunk ago. Among house plants that men method drainait' holes two inches from species of pine worthy of land- and a much-branched top. caught and brought to trial for may be air layered are dumpç' E(btor: "armed robbery," he insisted . a Slash pine, Pmnus elliotti, is a for A friend of mine recently told me that he had read that Howe lawn and green, philodendron, rubber Industries of Sanf or d has become the nation's largest manufacfast growing pine that reaches a pa rkcoastal shade, areas, nat uralistic and fiddle-leaf fig, oleander inter of brief cases. Could this be true? -Mrs. THW height of 90 feet. Old trees form womiland plantings, roadside plant, and a Dear Mrs. THW: a branched, irregular, conical and street trees along suburban 1. .I Your friend was probably reading an article which appeared to round crown, There are 2 to 3 streets that have wide planting Do air layering quickly to I! In the most recent edition of the SCIDA Digest, a publicati on of needles, 7 to 12 invhes long, strips. Boerers may attack prevent the cut from drying. I:f Seminole County Industrial Development Authority, grouped in a shea th, and buds pines, but th is usually occurs You will need a sharp knife, a j • W. Reginald Howe, who founded Howe Industries, moved or new shoots are slender, only after Injur) to root bit of sphagnum moss, a sheet firm to Sanford in 1969, and since that time has become "The glossy golden brown with white- systems or tops. 'Th\ of polyethylene film six by eight largest cus tom-made business case manufacturer in the coupinches, rooting compound, try. twine and wrapping tape. ______ . ' Potassium Is Nutrient - — white i,o tI use Grocer Hawkins put up no splanted. Since there are few or southern Florida is the sand or I no satislactor substitutes for scrub pine, Sunday, May 19, 1974-3C salesman Pine Trees Worthy points. - i 1F n ,•','• birch, pine, walnut or others. In Plywood, either unfinished or fact there are over 25 woods or wood prelinished, is one of the m1n)st finishes used on prefinished Landscape 4i . A I . need What causes banks to raise and lower prime rates like they WI-en selecting have been doing recenfly? - Mrs. AAB igineling, you have a wide popular wall -trill cabinet plywoixls. Price varies with the Dear Mr's. AAB: choice of natural colors, grain materials used today. Roth wood. We're not economic experts. But. It's a simple matter of patterns and textures. They supply and demand. When th e demand for money is greater than come in many standard shapes th e supply the cost goes up. When the supply Is greater than the and sizes and in different price demand the cost of money goes down. Banks deal in money like ranges. oth er firms deal in co mmodi ti es. If y ou r choice is solid wood paneling, you will find it in a number of woods including pine, cypress, gum, oak, Of Editor: willow, birch, poplar and We %crt' considering placing our home on the market dnd rcti t'od. liv t)AVII) I)eVOlJ. iringed scales. talked ton local real estate broker. When we asked how much It Other hardwoods, such as i:xtension Agent The second most common ould cost us to se ll our home he came up with an astronomical cherry, walnut and pecan. art' :arge pine is longleaf, Pmnus fig ur e, particularly if we sold it to a buyer wanting an FHA in. Florida has seven native pine palustris. Th is pine grows to a sured loan. He said that the thing that ran it up was the fact that species Out t are utilized ex. height of 120 feet, and old trees we would have to pay points for the buyer to get his FHA insured loan. We wonder why7 — Mr. and Mrs.11W where they may already be irregular tops with a few stout Dear Mr. and Mrs. HW: I A growing. Large trees are dif. branches. There are 3 needles, 8 When the government recently Increa'sed the interest rates on ficult to transplant but to 15 inches long per sheath, and FHA i ns ur ed loa ns to 8.5 per cent the po ints dro pped to as low as seedlings may be moved with buds or new shoots are heavy, 0.5. Howcer, when the cost of money started its recent upward little loss. Many nurseries thick and silvery-white. climb to did the required points to offset it. At this writing sellers carry container-grown pines A pine well adapted for Inare being required to pay as high as 5 points for the buyer's FHA 'roy GUN which can be easily tran- fertile sands of central and Insured mortgage. : 11. I- used in making plywood. Being a structural material, plywood can be used to equal advantage in new houses and in old ones. Plywood paneling is ex tremely popular. living can be easier and high in most areas, that the cost °"' pleant ii )OU have a of prefinished plywood is many wall finish in your house that The wood lace of plywood is will last a lifetime and that will times lower than unfinished made of many woods and little or no care for years. plywood, when 'ou add the cost various finishes. The face may of finishing. Panels may be be of elm, mahogany, oak, Wood panel walls will always smooth or V-grooved, VS 0 „74~j,, ) v t*. 4~.- - available in solid wood, but are hardwoods and softwoods are expensive, - -- The Sanford Herald Pane ing l _. ,-- • Interior Real Estate -- now. petman = - - - Therewjllnever be a better time to invest in these most desirable hornesites at very reasonable prices, The prudent Investor uses Principles In timing, leverage and "path of progress" purchases to turn today's extra funds into longterm profit, We have several out. standing buys In Orange City and Lake Mary which would allow the Person with limited funds to enter the fabulous field of real estate Interested?? Let's talkil B ART 0 8UILT ON YOUR PROPERTY du" lnt*fiw malettals &nd Inslgiligcusloms since lion of ELECTRICAL WIRING I flZ. 1146. Today, in spite of rising costs, Jim Waite, can begin custom-con. TUR(S.PtU5IBINQKflCHENITh you can still buy an sCaly a ordabl. stiucllon on your property almost FlTuRf5 I CAfltP41S fl.00flItfQ , a hom youil be proud to own Immi4ijt.l, so t,at you can bsin on - WALLS. DOORS & TRIM When .11in horn Jim Walter. Thor. are mot, than )oying horn. ownership lust as soon Waite, installs all Inlei opftn., you winty from whlth to choose - two, as possible Th. outs thr and tout •b.droos homqi some pletofy finished from thewIt b. corn. lust paint of papss walls, paint irk,, fos,u'ilatIon Conned to Outside utlitles and move wi th two baths Vow, can be custom. up, Including two coats of long-lasting Or you may purcita.. the "steir built on your Prof irty with •asy.to. paint The Inside *IN ca,e.ln, mateilas such as "wood. most any d.g'os . beu finished to al. home. conists only on I us th an mad..u.tt.," h.rdboaid sIding, to slop. Actually, more alumInum windows that revs, need Ishing work yo.,a do. the mors moosy soft to save many eats nhlng and hsa-y-doty, bonded roof' youl save.., making your new home dollars. fltfwe way. th. - REAL ESTATE In. kOAng 0911,011a can be indudw in yaw mottgap. ,,,,_,• ,, v.. ' ,,,•,,,,, zo s.. '. 1,.. Wfl•s ••øI V• * A$, III ii HtI IACI.di,f •i ShI5I Cs's 'It 5, t• to I". "•,i•t 1..-, fse H , 4 ',. 3I.1 (55 Si ,. r,si .. u ,.. a., ,,, _ . ___ REALTOR _______ , 21Z47McmTGAGE 1 of ....4 p'I•.4_'•v .a SEE NOW 14 F4?.VING JIM WALTII HOMU -, Lice o/'.,Qeeosd'/-/ wz (.3.e4 I I.:. I b.hA9 . SANFORD 322=7498 11- I ORLANDO, FLA. 32808 P. 0. Box 15037 • '°' I """' 'l (1 NAM5 4540W. Colonial Hwy. 50 Wesy - to .., ' 2019 I f,, ,.,,, ,, .4,4 *. (S., •I ..' . cliv STATS ZIP 1`91006^6 (W 004kbo"I I ,i r'.nd ,,,.*, p1. ,e,. d.,ci,.a — _____ — w4, "I"p ' 1 ~.=i -- �dc—The Sanford Herald Sunday, May 19, 1974 Look, Seminole Grange Prop., Inc. to Patrick Count y Land Read, Transactions Jim T. Melvin &wfDrennato (QCD) Buzzaird Plumbing to W I. Kirk & Geraldine to Aaron H. Foidman & wt H. Dymond, sgl., LI 770 Spring James R. Wilson & wf Dorothy Randolph D. Ruder & wf Gay HarryAGoehringConstr., Lt 14 Willie Patterson, sgl. Lot 2 81k Paula to Win. H. Steindi, agi., Oaks Un. 4, $37,200. I.., N 185' of W 235.46' of F. S., W1 2 of Lot 322, Van Arsdale 81k D Sweetwater Oaks, Sec 6 6, W. Sanford Realty Co. sd, Unit 356, Village of Wind. Grange Prop Inc. to Lucien 735.46' of Lot 5, Eureka [lam- Osborne Brokerage co addn. $100. $4,000. Thomas Johnson & wt. m meadows No. 2 Condom., mock $100. $12,500. Donald D. Hay & wt Charlotte Donald C. Smith & wf Ruth to $19,500. Lorraine, Li 726 Spring Oaks Bel-Aire homes Inc., to Greater Constr. Corp to to John P. Ridder& wf Patricia, Gus J. Patterson & wE Madolyn Un. 4 Oliver W Layman & wf Michael Lansing & wt Vincent L. Cloyd, sgl., Unit 10Lt 12 111k B Sterling Park Un. I F., Lt. 1 111k A, Knoliwood, Patricia to James V. Ferdinand Andy Sabo, I nd. & Trustee & Lieselotte M., Lt 445 Spring Br, Sau.calito, Condom. Ph. 1. $35,900. $56,000. & flobI 1. 1 2 lot, each, Lots 6 78 wf. Gertrude to leery J. Sutton Oaks Un. 3 $34,900. $44,800. AG T Deed, Bernice Heath, Geo If. G arr ison& wf Mary J. & 9 111k F, Robert L. Belts Adds & W Gloria, N 450' of F. 193.5' of Grange Prop Inc., to Alfred Charles R Miller & wt sgl to Dr Donald lafornaro, Lot to Will . If. Price & wf Franc., to W L of NE L4 Altamonte, 13 parcels). of SE of See. 22. T. Seidenfaden & wf Maria, Lt Eleanore to Charles F.. Miller, S & S 19' of 4 81k D, Stewart s-d lit. 16 111k C Spring Valley $80,000. 20.30, $21,000. 723, Spring Oaks, Unit 4, Ii 7 81k 34, North Chuluota $16,050. Farms, Sec. 3, $80,000. Ili-Lo Corp., Inc. to New Vista $38,800. (QCD ) Layman to Fernanand grantor life est., $100. Duane A lurk & wf hivie to Flu. Constr, Indus. Inc. to Is*ine as above) F. 50' of Lts 1 2 Constr. Co Inc., Lot 52 English Gwendolyn K. Price to John J. Neal Perkins & wf Jan to Steven B Crews& wf Linda Sue, Raymond M. Pearson & wf & 3, all of 45 9 & 13 & 40' of 14 Woods, 1st Addn., $11,100. Edw. Price, Lot 7 BIk 21 Jerry Cline & wf Elisabeth, LI LI 4 & N 15' of 5 111k F., Buena Linda S. Lt.s 5 & 6 111k 2(, 111k F Hobt. Betts Addn, AS. WLoCorp., Inc. (oNew Vista Dreamwotd, $100. 83, Devonshire, $44,000. Vista Ed., $16,000. Sanlando The Suburb Heat., $100. Constr., 1* 53 English Woods, Jerry L. Clime & wf Betsy to Howard J. Poe, widr. to Harvey Pierce & wf Billie to Sanford Sec., $44,900. 1st Addn. $11,100. Craig Win. Long & wf Sandra Charles L Williford & wf Carrie Martin J. Nold & wf Dorothy C., Nader Homes, Inc. to Jack F. Hi.Lo (QCD)M, Jeanine A. & Lovett, sgl. Corp., Inc. to New Vista J., LI 8 81k 16, North Orlando, N., W'Iy 62.5 of Lot 59 Seminole Lt. 15 Seminole Raceway 1st Monahan Jr. & wf Beverly J., to Joseph Shifalo wf. Ann Constr., Lt 54 English Woods, $19,900. Raceway, 1st Addn CD $7,000. Adds. $5,500. Lt. 184 Lake Seamy Shores, I., Lt 2 111k C, Druid hills Est., 1st Addn, $11,100. Orman Constr. & thy, to Gary Carlton & wt. Mary to Orlando Pharmacy, Inc. to $36,400. 1st Addn,, $100. Central Flu. Prod. Cred. Melvin D. Smithhart & wf Mary Robert M. Grossman & wf. Roy W. Smith Sr., sgl., S 317.5' Carleton E. Siansnn & ,At Wm. L. Finley ' wf. Rita to Assn. to Robert L. Jane, Lt 2 J., LI 15 131k 29 4th Sec., Karen, LI 30 111k D, Winter of 1.1. 273 & S 317.5' of Lot 274 Mary Ann I)., to I.. Charles Norman K. Downie & wf Rosernere 4th Sec. $60,500. . I)reamwold, $22.700. Woods Un. 2, 139,800. O.P. Swope Land (.'o Pl Pint Temolin & if A Iilrh't If 'fl t • U hit. a t- of -------------'unit, L.L The North Orlando Co. to C. 0 WkIII iUiU1 ufl. Black Hammock, $15,500. Replat of Part of Sportsmans Term., Sec. 1 Unit 1, 832.000. A. Roberts, Lot 3 131k Nor th 6. M. Wiggins Paradise, $16,500. & wf Audrey Kastner & hb. On. Ranches, Sec Lia, $1,(X). Petmonella to Warren H. (QCD ma E. Watson, et al, Richard to Geo. If . Schultz, U The Huseky Co. A to Golden Mc('lung & wE Jan L. that part trustet" Equit) Guar, ('rp. II) 1 & W 5' f 1t 111k 22 San1anlo Coach I!cmes Inc Lt 12 111k A if I.L 2 .14 & 10 111k 17 4(11 .lcpli M Slu1al & I Ann I., Sub. Heaut., $,1,200. S%Lctdtcr Oaks, Sec. 5, Sec. Dreamwold sese. $135,000. Org. Co., Lot 2111k C Druid Hills $19,900. M. 0. Williams & wf. Jean to A. Swope Stevenson & wf Est., 1st Adds., $100. the North Orl. Co. to harry S. Sam W. Williams, Marcus 0. Ethyl to T. G. La Crone, Lt. 11 Delbert J. Bayer & f WlIImns III & Steven B. Andenson& wi. Alta F.., Lis 1 & 131k A, Revised plat of The Dorothy to Walter L. Elden & Williams, IA 31 Heplat of 34 81k I. North Oil. Ranches, Springs, Glenwood Village, Sec. sif Anna M., l.ts I & 2 131k 61 Sec 2*, $2,500 Wekiva ('atop sites, $45,000. 1 849,000. Palm Springs Sec., Sanlando Wm. G. Barganier & wf. Sim-K a Corp. to Wm. K. Lt. 195 Lake Searcy Shores, The Sub Beautiful, $9,000. Sandra to Carmen J. DMuro & Dooley Jr. & f. Kathy S. LI 60 $321 700. Richard J. Voss & wf Yoneko English Woods 1st Addn., wt. Mary L. LI 9 81k 12 East. Leo Loughran Jr & Francis to Betty M. Carey, Lt 1 111k 8 $,600. kook s-d Un. 5, 126,000. dba Traditional Contr. etc. to hleEtler Homes Orl. Sec. I Amer. Modulars Corp. to II. A. Ross Constr. to Thomas Frederick T. Schadt & wf $23,500. Wm. R. Berger, Jr. & Marian, P. Schwelger & wf. Nancy K., Sharon 1.., Lt. 2 llrookhollow, Ray Bleviris & wf Marie to 1.t 37 111k 6, North On. Terri, Lot 4 131k 3, Shadow Hill s-d, $38,000. Geo. Willmer, Trustee & Frank Sec. 5 Un. 1, $26,700. $34,500. Pin I nnd Pn fg ?n.,. 1 UI L'..t........ ,. . . tv . if . uu iivi , iruLie, 1,L,5fi & Arbujhts ('rook, to John L. Charles Erao m & wf. Helen to Katherine B. Hollis, wid & Louise Bridges to Domingo Amador & wf. Ysora, Lts 1 9 2 BIk 34, Sanlando Sub. beaut., Sanford Sec. $7,000. Deceo Or! Inc. to Kenneth D. Morse & wf. Susan. Lt 5 81k N camelot Un. 2136,300. Charles W. Godshall to George B. McIntosh & wf. Mary I.,,, Li 6 BIk A, Summerset North, Sec. 4, $14,. Ray A teaster & wf. Jane to Donna J. Haubner, LI 2 BIk R, The Woodlands, Sec. 2,$41,400. Ruselano Corp to Calvin J. McMennamy & wf. Nina, Lot 12 111k G, Woodznere Park 2nd repl., $18,500. Win. S. O'Leary & wt. Peggy to Eugenlo A. Gerseovich & wf. Delores R., LI 31 81k 8 Spring Valley Farms, See 3 $75,. Calbert Dcv. to Calbert Constr,, Li,, 9,10,11,12131k E & Lots 12 & 13 BIk B Highland Hills s.d (Same as Above), $36000. C1IRAi'rw' Tnt •nfliinL.IL'• Burton & srI. Linda, LI 30 Sandalwood. *33.500. Wm. O'Brien & srI. Marie to James E. Russell. Jr., Trustee, etc., same as above. $100. n du Ti to e (zj*Jt (1*L 149. SPRINGWOOD VILLAGE Offl ID mi,wts frem Sanford and Orlando. Effictnc,,i. , a berm. Tc?.out. 's" Furn. S Unfurn. Short Term Lease I.4and SR 434 534.3343 All A4vlt 0 "is corsaditrod Osborn & wf Lorna M., IA, 12 111k F., North On. Ranches, Sec. 1, $4,500. Flu. Land Co. to Thomas E. Sullivan & Grace, Us 4 & 5 North Orlando Ranches, Sec. 111, John W. Mero & wf Frances to Mack R. Lazenby & wf Susan, Lts. 77 & 79 Santo Park, $5,000. John W. Mero & wt Frances to Mack R. Lazenby & wf Susan, Lii 81 & 83 Santo Park, $5,000. 111k A, Tr. 59, Sui!andi Sp $4,500. Irene S. Doolittle, sgl to Thomas A lull & wf Blanche, S 107.5' of N 470.0' of F. 240' of that part of Govt. Lts 3 &"4 Sec 6-2030 W of RH, $26,000. Tax Deed: Arthie Pitt, LI 1 & N 16L2' of 21 less F. 65') [Ilk 7 Tr. 1, Sanford, $400. Doyle G. Schwarm, sgl to Philip if. Ilolger Jr. & sif Violet M., Beg at SW 'or. LI 4 Eat:minger Farms, Addn $14,500. Age Ii or over Evenngs Will Iran TOM's PIZZA, Winter Park 671 29 SitS Needs women for '¼0 Help Wanted Good required Good workers only need .ipply. Apply t011 Miller Drive, Al?amorte S pring s Oft Charlotte '-I S&X Warehouse. WORKERS WANTED pply American Wood Products. 700 4 Lori*ood DRIVERS! ullor part tIme. Day or ntshiftS, If y?$ or 9RW W 444 isn you. Excellent incpme, liberal bofluttt and awartfl. Openings in car, ford, De1toIa, DeSary, Seminole I, Volvsla Counties Apply In person to Ln Equal Opportur'ity Employer SANFORD YELLOW CAB CO. 201.1., Par& Ave Need relief coOk. dishwasher, Ulad q ri and desk clerkt Phone 323 SIP) or apply in person. Caviler telephone of motors, air corn. Pressors, 410 & 270; Wages CommenSurat, with ability. 134,1 & 2 Bdrm. Apfs. Central heat 6. air, S)lAmecic,nWOodp,odC, Marvin Ave.. LOflQWOOj pool. Adults. 1170 Florida Ave., Nothing Has The Power of Want Ads — Bored Housewife? Let Saran Coventry help make new friends. Earn $30 $40 wk., Just IS hrs No (4 investment, collecting or delivering Call 323 2791 after of, GENEVA GARDEN APARTMENTS 1505w. 2.5th St. Studio, 1, 2, & 3 bedroom apart. merits. Carpeting, drapes, kitchen eguiped, pool and laudramat 3277090 CIRCULATION DISTRIC. MANAGER Background in boy route and rural Two bedrooms, 1 bath, wall to wall motor route management desired, carpeting, drapes, central heat Salary plus weekly car expenses. and air. Fully equipped with dish Call 377 7611 to arrange for ap washer Call Mrs. Rutherford 373 polntment. 40 SO a..,I. ru-- ---- - wit .ime. I.rri and 117 shift, Apply In person .j U: Cl W Lak.vlew Nursing Center, 919 E. 2nd St., Sanford. __ 31 Apartments Rent CHRIST or CRISIS Sanford "Laymen For Christ" Crusade SANFORD MUNICIPAL AUDITORIUM N? promotions from within, Ex f1critnct desirable, but not notices, .iy Very thorough training " Complete insurance program and r('t,Cmeflt plan Call 1 SQl $25 May 24, 25 & 26 Fri. 7:00 p.m. Sa t. 7: 30 P. M. 57I ext II) during office hours or Sunday Afternoon nnte today for application to: 2:30p.m. A H. Hall, CO ARTHUR FULMER 21.0 MONROE MEMPHIS, TENN 35103 Sirvices open to everyone apartment 1720 Orlando Drive. La ke Ma ry Apartment / / \ ) I I — 1110. Adults, No pets. 172 \ ) C ii. w. ' .. - 'a .' "]'hp hinh ...,.. rn'tnf AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS - NO PETS 116W. 2nd St 32 wt 1 i. 4y " :- liuinn IOU mia kt it, 5-tB . Cute 7 bedroom home in linter -....... $13,900. Ideal for renting. No existing mortgage. 13 13 3, ' It's not fattenIng" 41 For Rent Homes Rent I I Industrial Park 32) 0061 9oat in the way? Sell It fast and easy with a low cost classified ad' Nice 3 bedroom house, 211 Laurel Ave., Sanford 5150 mo $100 security deposit. 349 5542 ,38 , Inquire at Five Points next to motel. Seminole Used Cars, (cross over 119). 41 VA - No Down-No Closing Costs lIlA-Low Down--Low ClosingI Central air, carpeted Phone 323 7920 for appointment. Costs All trick, central heat & air, can peted. 3 bedroom, 1' or 2 bath homes Model open 16 pm $15 Valencia CI. North. Houses Rent Furnished Lake Mary, 7 bedroom, responsible couple only, no children or pe ts. References. $150 plus deposit. 372. 3930. AUSTIN DEVELOPMENT CORP. Ph. 323 7010 or $67 4300 TWO BEDROOM HOUSE FURNISHED PHONE 371 1371 Three bedroom, one bath, stove, refrigerator, shag. carpet, lire Place, carport, scleened porch. With to share 3 bedroo m house Call 141 1651 days N EA R GOLF COURSE NEAT BEAUTIFUL LOCATION dining area. Attractive $360 plus Three bedroom, I'i bath, new kit chen cabinets. stove, frost free re frigerator, cen tral heat 6. air, No pets 574.1010 $21,000. SANFORD 7 bdrm, 1', bath, living room, dini ng rm Large kitchen, Three or four bedroom, two bath. family room, kitchen equipped, beautiful back yard, fenced, screened porch, workshop, car Port. beautiful trees, shrubbery Well furnished, wall wall car pet, air, heat, shopping and churches near, good neighborhood. Couples. No pets $195 lit & last mo. Deposit. $100 1 yr lease Owner, 323 6115 $37,500. Security. $110 monthly plus electric. 3730177. Mobile Home Lots For Rent Income a: , Proi;: I Investment LonQwood - 3 bedroom ti Zoned industrial, Great loraturi Must sell prked at only $76,000. Cliff Jordan REALTOR Phyllis Capponi Assoc $31 5777. CLIFF JORDAN REALTOR $31 8272 Lease with option to buy-- a bedroom,? bOth,? story with? Separate apartmen ts $31 5997 SO Miscellaneous For Sale _____ 1in fOrd Auction hold mortgage. House has 3 bedrooms, 1 bath and air. Price $15,900, Located off Hwy. 126 on paved road. Call Dit Bowler, Asso: nos. otter Buy. sell, consign, appraise, or special sales Out of anything of value. 1200 French Ave 123 7340 Sanford, Fla. 32774 CNTY 2 bdrm, frame, with separate bloci building, lot *0 a 150' Needs repair, $15,000 - Broker Owner. 74 PINEY WOODS BARN We buy furniturt and misc Sell for 2$pc t . Consignment, Free pickups, Auction Saturday at 1 c m . Sanford. 377 2270 _______ BROKER.)?? 7813 __ _,___,,_ ,,_ Jim Hunt Realty REALTOR -. 377211$ Alter Hrs -377 9214 327 3991 arid3fl Q44 . *Maitland Flea Mart* NEED TO SELL FAST We will pay quick cash for your equity. Call Larry Saxon. REALTOR or Jerry Emerson, REALTOR.Assoc. Roberts & Gilman Inc. REALTORS $30 ST. JOHN'S REALTY CO BROKERS The Time Test ed Firm Days. 3726173 Nights: 322 5.424 ,-.-- 538 Valencia St - BTU Air Conditioner Call 3flOilI MOSSIE BATEMAN Longwooø 21 Hour Service Call 377 719$ COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE 803W. First St. fhôOól.3730517,327 9320 830-5500 Realtors - 'Auctioneering Servicei. 1941 H*y I/ 92 Open Sat, & sun 95 Call $31 7920' 3.i - 322-Riding Mower-7 hp In good con dtion Also small uprIght piano Very nice, 1113 S Maple Ave. Sanford 30" electric range, I year old-$I95, 40 gal etectrir' water heater-&35, gal oil tarik-%lS; sofa bed $15. recliner chair-$70 377 3193 or 37) 6041 HUFFMAN REALTY Al Pell, Jenny Clark, Assoc. Realty, 377 1301 ?ólOHiawathaAveatIl 92 2511 S French A( Days 327 7212 Like new, 2 bedroom, family room, kitchen equipped, carpet. $17,500. Ph. 322 flS7. Stenstrom Realty * MOVE UP TO THIS I.rj Mayfair I bedroom. 7 bath r. Extra large family room, eat in kitchen, all on spacious well landscaped lot. Only $1? .0i0 , Resort Property PIN ECRE ST ta'drOom, 2 bath, spacious living rcem, shag carpet, fenced yard, l.,rue lot. $76,000. See this today. EXCLUSIVE t"nlroom, 2 bath, eat in kitchen v,'t'r dishwasher, large living and doing rooms, cen tral heal & air, 7 car garage, huge yard, well landscaped Only 7 years old $35 000 N0'5' LIST EN .000 LOUIE! 'a',c' got thiS here littlC house and garage apartment at CITY 2547 Sanford Avenue on four nice lots, zoned MR I. Whole parcel is 100' * 21$'. Prke it $25,000. Right now property grosses 57.100. and it could be more. It interested, call REALTOR Associ ate John Mero Alter hours phone 223 OIl) barbecue, circular drive, _ '.eautiful setting, storag e area bout Only 1.19,900. D&JREALTY ALTOR 671 3 Hartman Realty, Inc. Mobile Homes - - - - - - - - - ______— & _ER RIV RIVER FRONT AND RIVER ACCESS HOMESITES Witee Central a,,d c..tra, So to Road t Und,rIn.V%d UtiI?i,s.CI,.p SO Ih.n TIfWIIS Cvrl. P,c*.c Arita isat Ramp . Streef Lis LOW oowis PAYMENT EXCELLENT FINANCING SMiles NorTh Sa'i'.,dil DeLand Once in a lifetime offer. We are wiling new mobile homes below REALTORS Casselbei'ry "Stop W $301466 dealr's cost. Come in today. IUU(IZ!Z1V 0J PLACE HOMES NORTH $3.1 7270 IS3Hwy 1797,',Miie5øu1hof Hwy 31 . at Like Kathryn Estates. r 4 t' L0P46W000 The roaring 20's dre coming bock But in price only So here is a two [l AVENUE I Si st5 Mobile Home Bank Repossessiocs 15 to choose from 811 2323 Dealer l',4i 11)4 67)0 bedroom tome with central air 8. heat for $16,500. Now isn't that tilt' roaring 20's prices? LIST We have several rental homes, un furnished and lurnished From 5110 -0 to $150 m COUNTY - FOLLOW THESE DIRECTIONS. PLEASE! Drive "We Don't Stop west on Country Club. turn north ENJO A BEACH VACATION on Upsala, then look at first home this summer, Save gas and travel OSTEEPI HOMESITE on right aft er Vihlen Road, You'll time. Choote from 4$ new, two ut 150' * 290', cleared with 190' see one of the area's outstanding bdrm., two bath ocea n front ii%ell Pow er on properly. A very homes Has 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, apartmen ts rented fi" 'Lshed with good buy at $7,300. and every possible extra con. every luxury. Pool a ..i rec. room venience you can imagine. On one Realtor Call or write B.L. Antoine, Mgr Fern Park, 1)1 7847 Stemper Realty acre $15,000 Same home in Paradise Beach Club 975 AlA N Sweetwater is selling for $60,000 Satellite Beach. (Just IS mites REALTOR At nowt Call REALTOR Merle Will purchase first or second south of Cape Canaveral), Or Si i'irele MLS Orange mortgages in any Condition Wainer. After hours phone 322 phone (303) 1738)9S Week end ) 7 4WI 1919S French Southeastern Acceptance Con 6.635 Week Month Season. i. 37? 7371 372 1496 37 2 75.16 Poo alion, 821 1123. CITY- Only reason owners listed this tremendous older 2 story. I bedroom, 7 bath home is that it S 100 much home for Iheml You t'aveabgfamily?TPienseethis home at 70th & Sanfor d for 539.900 In r'eer perfect cOndition. On 2 WWW W111111" 11W WF 1W11111-11111- WWFWW large :orner lots Shown by ap t poinlment only. Call REALTOR REG. NOW I ONLY 21" TV Associate. Julian Stenst,om After t'tr5 p?'eni' 3 22 75'a) 'i 629.95 For Rent 12 RETIREES ')REAM-.- Rpi. 1973 villager, 7 bdrm. Set up on lakefront lot Takeover payments. or pay oft balance. Ph. 3730)50 NGW000 NEWHOMES Dealer. 7 pet. financing-W 37,000. Franklin Ramsevr, Assoc. Inc. Trailer - I?' * 62'. 5500 equity and REALTORS$31 $400 like over payrlents. 3726677 or --I, 831 1667 P ayton 3235771 SANFORD REALTY Space available inAdutt Park GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 500 French Ave Sanford 323 $200 36 - - $13.900. fenced. 520.500. 1973 furnished I bedroom, Adults. 35 Owner Roman tub & shower, large brick HALL REALTY Private lot, Trailer with Florida room Quiet Adults only. No pets. 21 , miles out W. 1st St 377 5711 7 ./ n' f o r ij J2 /l Beautiful home, 7', lots, orange trees, 3 bedr oom. fireplace, carpeted, central air & hat, new root. Close to schools & hospital By- owner 537, 500 710 VIr oniI Ave '77419S 32) 7566 Large executive 2 story brick home WITH POOL 4 BEDROOM. 31 BATHS, family room, sunken Two bedroom, one bath, family room, double garage, cottage, REALTOR Enjoy beautiful Wekiva River by rentlag a mobile home. No alcohol, no pets. Camp Semino le. 322 1470. L ooking f or a place to park your trailer, then rent tj'r house OW for extra income 10 acres, S in pasture, and fenced. Owner will children play . $16,900 carpet. Near town. ____________ M. Unsworth Realty 373 3676. Sanford 3 bdrm CO. fur fished, w carpet. Patio, car port . Owners ph 775 7246 Make NEWLY PAINTED Pocky Mountains See JOtsp KRIDER. ASSOC N C'arnett White, Peal Estate NO DOWN bedroom home on corner lot, with trees Near school Good terms $21,900 Three bedroom, I bath, home with 59,753 Colorado's u$ Valley $95 down, SSSr'ontnly Own your ranch high PUBLIC AUCTION EVERY MONDAY NIGHT. Antiques, T V s, Misc ellaneous, New arid used furniture arid applian ces plus Special sates (watch ads) "LAKE MARY" Callbart Real Estate to watch Arpv~ far os Son Two fireplaces enhance this three bedroom, two both ranch style PAYMENT home, On 2", acres with lake $3, pct interest it you earn btfween privileges Many trees, plus an $4500 $)7.30 annually You rra'y unusual st on e entry gives the qualify for a 3 or I bedr.m horr e feeling of a peaceful country 'n a rural a'ea mosphere, Call Joan Carter, Assoc, at 130 5300 Four For c ouple who love Farms and Groves jr, ACREAGE INDUSTRIAL APdG RESIDENTIAL I.apr ______ -- WILSOP1MAIERFUPTUQ buy sell trade 311 315 E lirt 5t )4 5622 Nice three bedroom. 1, bath. carpeted home. Good garden toil, Icc in rear $71,500, RETIREMENT HOME 41 - . - -- SANFORD' Extra special Choice 3 bedroom masonry home, modern. re'at and clean Close to shopping Less than $70.')0. with terms BALL REALTY Ill W. 1st St Ph 32'? 5611 Sanford sewing rrn.. den, utility rm, Mobile Homes Rent BY OWNER- 3 bedroom, 2 bath CB home, 2 acres in country. Central NIP air _____ 322 1151 ___________ _______ Roberts & Gilman FIREPLACE Three bedroom, two bath, wall to wall carpet, good closet space, cen tral heat & air, $30,900. CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING ACRES Good high ground. Zoned agriculture $3,000 per acre. fenced 126.900 %'alt to wall carpets, 2 bedrooms, AND CLEAN -- --.__- WITH 10 ACRES PLUS BARN Two bedroom, frame, close to town, $30900, terms, 5 FORREST GREENE INC. PLAL.TORS 196 N Lake Mary Blvd ,NE TAKE TRADES * GRAND OPENING * I bed room, 1' bath. Fenced in back yard and family room. 3736653 S(e Zab iior"es ri (iruona Open 9 Oni tolpm. Sal &Sun .Ma y !t offerS 6. 19 Model at 1113 Normard,i Blvd Deltona-57 4 2701. LAK[ MAR YAREA_3bedroon,, 2 Oeltona-57i 1717, Orlando -299 both, carpet, fenced in yard SlIt. Coffman Realty, Realt or Cen tral H A. $73,500 3731491 Three bedroom, 2 bath, family OvIEDO room, screened patio. Outside Patio, double carport, and excel. HOUSE lent storage $45000 - NOW 8%-VA & FHA Attractive 3 bedroom home on lake u Houses foilate - feature all electric kitchen', central H A. shag carpeting & no *ax vinyl, patios, double gararjrs, fl a Quiet attrac I.e Living at it's best in this beautifully kept home on large c or ner lot INTEREST RAT DOWN $230. 3735101. crpOjit 715 3365 Wanted To Rent I Mayfair, 2 bedroom, family room, dining room, wisher & dryer, dishwasher, central heat 5, air, Deflary--at Constance & Alano 2 quality built homes. 2 BR., 2 B. split plan, huge walk in ciolets, built in bookshelves, Also ) BR. 7fl with Fani Rm rn corner lot B&!ti Builder . 641 3366 Large home with storage and v,,r(jen Can do maintenance S repairs 365 5717 Offer 6 SiC area, 2 bedroom house, $135. 33 - ready, Unfurnished Houses for Sale OPEN HOUSE-SAT. & SUN I 5 10 50,000'. Reasonable New & 'r EVERE ST I-... I1dl15, UU( I II ,t,•,'.n,, 7 "' S\ L Y uu uouiiuy Id ViIU Business Property 37 Sanford 2 or 3 ti'jroom, central air, fenced yard $113 niunlIrily plus deposit. 666 $173. Utilities furnished, $165 mo. Phone Clean furnished Itt floor apartment 1001 Palmetto Ave., Sanford ' , 'i'iarehouse, shop. office. From 2500 12711.59. 327 3930 ' financing, Near Senunole High S chool Down. FHA Low down. for the qualified buyer. Only $31,000 EVEREST REALTY INC 5 .y 17 j V 513.000 WE WILL HELP YOU IF YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL excellent - 1 bedroom apartment. FurnisheC. Lake Mary - lbedroom. Nice Settled working man only. No ctiildre', or pets. References $90 "-.-.- in 4 t" r, 14 baths. $450 dn. luxuriouS shag carpeting, garage, 7 patios, and a dinng room You none it, this home has it. Plus / 1( /.j '/7i ~ \\ \ç ,, ./ For S?.S00. FOREST CITY AREA L aketront site You'll love this for building you home 59.S00 LAKE MAC ROAD Near St John's Marina S acres Ni ce trees High & dry Terms WFALTOR, 123 iiso /.' " i\ * ,) i LI' . fs\ .1 i trees 1il CO'RBETT REAL ESTATE REALTOR -, / I ills Golf Course Nice Near - I. 1,I 3 bedroom, 2 bath citrus Many extras format,on call * OP E N HOUSE * 1. - 3 bedroom home on II acres. 6 acres JOHNNY WALKER REALTY INC 312 6157 after 5322 7424 ...,, - Lots and Acreage APOPKA Forest City area Several nice duplex lotsCleared, ready to buld on 55.300 each V.,tChen equipped Reduced 175.900 Mutt sell, by ow.ier, 322 596.1 ' _i ~ i rri PRODUCTION '' ' king for Brunswick Corporation, a leader in corn. mercial and defense manufacturing, has immediate openings for mature production workers interested in assembly type work. a good No experience required. We offer excellent starting wages, regular increases, and completely paid health and life insurance, Magazine? YOUR HOME IN MLS (MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE) Till We Succeed." How about If you're looking for a job with potential, we'd like to talk. Magazine? It's in the COLOR CONSOLE 7 ONLY Airport. I ONLY 1~1 BRUNSWICK CORPORATION 149.95 125 00 - 19,000 BTU AC CALL 322242O ANYTIME 359.95 328°° - ST. COOL 34,0% ITU 27500 REPO. AIR COND. - ST. COOL $ ,000 BTU 75 00 REPO. AIR COND - ELECTRIC OUTDOOR B.B.Q. GRILL 3 ONLY 161.90 138 00 WROTISSERIE 6 CART 2000 Brunswick Lane DeLand, Fin. 32720 [ An Equal Opportunity Employer SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. 2522 PARK DR. ., STENSTROM REALTY . . -., . SANFORD 322.1542 9 ' 2565 PARK DRIVE SANFORDA - IIIIIIIIOIN • Why not live In Sanf established resIdential V , a,,.,.. Call 322.2420 e, Anytime mm "Sanf or d' Sales Leader" 4 _. - 9 , Your Multiple Listing Agency HEAT PUMP 1 ONLY 538° - 19" B&W PORTABLE TV We're located In DeLand, lust north of Old Daytona Road, a little west of the DeLand MON.-FRI.84 — SATURDAY 9.3 every finest - 2 ONLY qR4 ; Seminole j .- 4 , 1100 E 25th St 377 6455 A HOU$e5fb,r1 3 bedroom frame, Fresh paint, carpet. $13,000 total. Flexible terms 711 S 3rd St Lake Mary flC9 TAFFER REALTY — ________________ Elmer Bakalla, Inc. - P Sunday, __ : r— , , .1 say one ItlIng for Sanford Adults only BranchM ,ifl: INDIANAPOLIS DALLAS OKLAHOMA CITY LOUISVILLE RICHMOND ST LOUIS MONROVIA CHAR LOTTE HOUStON ORLANDO MIAMI MINNEAPOLIS DEN VF R Sanford Herald ' Of - Furnished Two bedroom duplex furnished Exce llent advancement op rlunil,s No $en'ority program : - ' Sanf or d. 2 bedroom Air,w w carpet,$)7Omo 365 S50 m aso. READ CAREFULLY Leading manufacturer ,iutomCbil, and motorcycle accellQti,s. Top QvillifyoroduIc's Factoryct,,ec,to dealer distribution, Over 50 yeirs In business Very strong financial costion E xcit ing sales plan .'.'a;or eapanson program being aceleraled More products. More t%ancP, operations Sales increCw tas averaged 19 pcI per yNr (213 Wt total) since 1967 Needed Services. ' j , , SANDLEWOOD VILLAS 110W. AIRPORT BLVD. SANFORD, 3737170 ________ FRANKLIN ARMS APTS. I M 2 bedroom, utilities paid. I Child & Pet 0 k $ blocks from downtow n $330 monthly, small damage deposit. 322071). survey ____________________ Electrician Make today classified ad day. Mace JI. to buy, sell or rent Call in 7611 or I3 ) Power To Find / r, . ~ (( I ) I I 2 Bedr o om AdultS On!, Perk Avt'nut' MObilE Park ?S Park Drive. 377 7161 Share home Ph 321 1171 to invite people to loin our new Dinner Club. No. exp, ne(eJry 30 Apartments Rent Hours 9101 or Stoop m. $2P0 per Unfurnished hour plus Commission Apply to -Mrs. Adkln, front desk, Sheraton Inn, Oregon Ave at Ii & SR 14 Sevilla Gardens. Wed or Thurs 96m to 12 or 69 pm Also reed man or woman LUX URlQUSOversize land 2bdrrn. apts. Eat in kitchens, frost free with car to deliver Dinner Club refrigerator, dishwasher, membership cards. draperies, shag carpeting, family HOUSEKEEPER rms fireplace. Only 6 apts full time. Top salary Must drive. LengwvOd. PrIracy in a Spanish courtyard Lake Mary area. 373 0391 s..ting C I P Beautification Award winner. Adults. 7015 Sanford Ave Man 5, wile needed for part time Model ,flpen 175 P.M. cleaning work in Sanford. 3 hours, iIornlnq5. Call Mr. Moore. 415. 2 bedroom, 1' bath unfurnished 7119. Dvplea, Central H A. Kitchen equipped. 2111 Lake Ave., San Cocktail Waitresses, year 'round ford. employment, company benefits. Apply In person. 4 to I p.m. FOR LEASE, deluxe 1 Br. un Hllday Inn, Altamonte Springs. furnished apt. Air, ground floor, See Mr. Kramer. duplex. Located in quiet exclusive Sanford residential area Mature insurance debit-man who wants to adult(s) only No pets $150 322 make $200 plus per week to run an 1795 established Insurance debit. Must _____________________________ be neat appearing and have good One Bedroom, kitchen equipped transportation. Phone 131 6666 No Pets between S arid I?. 101W. 111h St., Sanford Maintenance Motor lrw. To Buy... , ). / ,) Houses for \I 1' I Room furnish ed efficien cy P hone3fl 7750 Compani on to -- Power j , J nishings. Two minutes from Sanford Shopping Plaza, 373 1310 Park Avenue Clean furnished garage apartment Kitchen equipped, US mo. Call Orl. $51 - - ._ - Need FACTORY REPRESEN TATIVE in this and othç areas Established accounts. Tremen ClOu's potential Five figure ear C.ng5 Average two flights weey or road. Weekly travel allowance. Weekly draw. Monthly conms siOnd Quarterly bOnuSel Full mmiss,on on orde' Protected territory. f Unique garden selling. air. Shag At Rooms for Rent SHERATON SANFORD INN employment for ambitious men Frir'ge beret its. Chaufeurs license Power To Sell. 'kN 1' r' . ' _______ 4? OnI $40Odown Washington Oaks 3 bndnoo m I' baths 209 Terry Lane Mo nthly terms 675 1173 wn'r Park. I!, L \ _:_iII established accounts With major lnesotrecordall,ums Noselling' Part or full time. Excellent in come POS,Sibslitin with $3,500 in vestment If you are sincere and looking for a business of your own, call COLLECT for Mr. Ell'ott l211) 661 9201 Milk Maids wanted, women to milk cows with milking machine in modern milking parl", $19 per day starting. Night Shift, Call for appointment 322 1117 Training program now In progress, Department, No I. 1211 Old Day'oni Road. DeLand, Fla, )2720 ' i.'r.,W,. ,wuu Insulation installers needed. Good employment for ambitious men Fringe benefits Chauffeurs license required, Good workers only need apply. Apply loll Miller Drive, Altamonte Springs, Off Charlotte St. S & K Warehouse growers for Holiday House Restaurants Holiday Supply - (., I P - 1 Bamboo Cove Apts RESTAURANT- Only One in Lake Mary. Remodeled, newly fur nlshed. 2 year lease w option or building. Strategically located Wonderful opportunity at $6500 Box 977, Lake Mary. Call for in formation 322 1721 ______________________________ NEW OPPORTUNITY National Company seeking qualified individual to Supply ,company come by from 9 to 6 days. for interview. 322.9979 Good Thingsto Eat , - 7' J / SAN MO PARKS, 12) Bedroom Trailers & Apts. 2 Adult parks, 2 FamilV parks 35lS Hwy 1797 -- Oar Mald-nlght$ from dto,. Call or Stfn ifl my home Marion Ave --. /j. 41 NO QUALIFYING \ tlI 'j'' Nice clean apartment, 1 bedroom Lights, water furnished, Adults No pets Only S1OS 3777796 , Child Care rul1l.Ofl installers needed I. WELAKA APARTMENTS 111W 1st St. Part time mechanic. Day or night. Licensed real estate sales people Apply i person to excellent location, plat books SANFORD YELLOW CAB CO copier, answering service, private 701 S. Park Ave desk and telephone, paid act vertising, training program, Maids, cxpr,en(, Apply Holiday excellent corn miS III ion tnt', Sanford No phone calls arrangement Call Shirley Hart please man. REALTOR, for confidential interview. Hartman Realty, Inc Semi tractor.tra,ler driverexperienced Good Salary and I Casselberry, 130 1M6. company benefits S day week Must be 71 Apply in person ____________________ AuStit' rentilizer & Chemical c 14 t3uslness Opportunities 13t) CrurOn y Club Rd Sarf&ra . '.cuId Ike to buy fop Quality farm fresh vegetables from careful IS ________________ . . One bdrm Mature adults, couple or nen Utilities Pd By week , posu 373 5695 - . J LI 9 Caine Farms Sweet corn, 60 ears 51 W 7k a dozen Last day Tuesday. RETAIL FARMERS MARKET. 1192 & 131h $I San 'd Itr'rq yOtjr own ba g Janice, anice,IA 211 Wrenwood hits., Un. 2, $31,500. Thomas H. Wilt & wf, Chr ist ine to Leon N. Crawford & wf. Mary Lit 21131k C Ca melot Un. 2, $33,000 Avemell Broughton & wt. Lucia to Consolidated Land lv. Inc., IA 6 131k A, Sec 2 Nor th Orl. Ranches, 13,500. John H. Oa ks & wf. Lucy to Lawrence L. Boggs & wt. Raquel, Lt 3 131k F. South Ptnecrest, $18,000. James H Schulz, sgl. to Franklin F. Rainseur Ill, Lot 11 [Ilk C Lake Oaks Sec., Sanlando Springs, 12,800. Alan G. Millen & wf. Williesa to Russell T. Flynn & sri. Linda, LI 6 131k A, Eastbrook s.d Un. - -.- - CriIdren 2' I 6 being accepted for re* child care center openi ng ii S,'ford Iletty Watson. 37) $7$i 9 Furnished SECURITY GUARDS by Gill Fox — _________________________________________ --------_ ,'nced Yard )22 7179 0 LI Help Wanted mull time. Uniforms and equipmen furnished Paid vacation 6. othe', fringe benefits Must have cleai Beautician matured person wtio record, phone and transportation toes good "bread 6. butter" work. Apply to Pinkertons, Inc., 1001 ('(clIent commission Styles by Executive Center Dr., Orlando JeSs 372)91i $910761. Lo%t lades D.iuunj WrIStA,u( , ,1014' '4)P(1 Lust in cty of .ir.jr&1 PI,it li-,'.,r(J 1,') 4j Nicholas ('hiappini & wf. Phyllis, Lt 11 131k E, Paradise Point 1st Sec., $28,000. Leonard P. Payton & wf. Rosa to Alex Szabo & wf. Esther M., Beg. 264'W & 113 rods So of NW cur of NE It run W 660', S 165' F. 660', N 165' to pob, Sec 2519-29, $2,500. Kenyon Fennel! & wf. Mary to John M. Sheffield & wf. Shirley, LI 9 [Ilk B, The Meadows West, $39,000. Wrenen Homes, Inc. to Joseph Itobt. Ficarrotto & wf. Floyd B. Williams & wf Warren E. Gagner, JrLt 18 Evelynto Robert A. Dempsey & 131k B, Go!fvlew Est., Sec wf Jonty Li 16 131k 22, North Meredith Manor Un. 1 127,800. Orlando 1st Adds $18,500. Mabel G. Thorpe & Robert W. QCD Leroy C. Cornett, igl to to John C. or Gosoom Root, Lis Gladys 0. Cornell, sgL, Beg. at 3 & 4 BIk 8 Whltcombs Second SE con of NE of NE's Sec 22- Addn, Geneva $2,500. 20-32, etc., $100. (QCD) Barbara A. Custig, Deborah Cox, wid. to form. Griffin to David Lee Frederick E. Wynn & wf Linda, Griffin, sgL U 12 Edgewood LI 609 & WL 01611 Town of Manor $100. Longwood, $17,600. Bako Constr. to Kenneth R. Patricia H. Rogers St*nford Ramsdell & wf Anna M., Li 408 & fib. Harley to Harold J. Von Forest Brook 5th Sec., $39900. Weler III & WI Karen K.., LA 23 Dorothy Shaver form. & S'2 of 24, 81k 20 Sanlando the Bruneay to Robert L. Bateman Suburb &attifu1, Sanford Sec., & WI Mossie, F. 150' of N 80' of $33,500. Lot 139 Eureka Hammock, Harry C Egy & sri Ella. to 16,000. Combank-Wp, Trustee, Us 9, Oakland Shores Inc. to the R I0,11&12BlkFofStofTr &RRoger1Co.Inc.,uale ss ,a , .._i.... ... I; .,t1.tfvl uv,*vl. i-vpii, wuanuo .prings W, 111& A, Keesel s.d $100. Win W. Miitln & sri Mary to (QCD) Anne V. Austin to J. Bratley Odham & sri. $1. Geo. Bural Jr. & sri Stella to Austin Sev. Corp., 1*11 (lea, w Austin Dcv. Corp, Lt 17 (less W Louise to Russell P. Odham & Dcv. Entr., Inc. to Mary E. R & R Rogers Co. Inc., Li 7 Bik 47.101 ) & all of LI. 15 & W 1564' 15.56') & W 47.10' of 16, Tract C, wf. Vera L. LI 60 Sunland EM., Wombles, (Married) Conom. D Oakland Shores, $15,700. of 14, 81k 59, Sanlando the etal. in 131k 59 Sanlando Sub 1st Addn,, $15,600. Res. No.47, sIeoai, 136,500. Donald K. Norman & sri Suburb Beautiful, P. Palm Beautiful Palm Springs Sec., J. Brailey Odham & wf. (QCD) Doicro Entr., Inc., to Melba to Lawrence Saxon & wf Springs Sec., $100. $100. Louise to Russell P. Odham & Grover C. Lewis, Its 84, 86, 93, Dolores,- Lts 14 & 15 BIk I Christopher J. Esbensen & wf (QCD) Dayle H. Simpson to wf. Vera L. LI 60 Suniand Eat. 106, 107, 109 & 1 Windsor Highland Park $42,000. Donna to Edward H. La nders & Cecil W. Simpson, Lt 24 & N of Manor, lit Addn $5,100 Donald K. Norman & srI srI Ellz., Lt. 7 131k D vacat. alley aj.onSo,}3lk9 Bel- (same as above) $15,600. James H. Schulz., sgl. to Wm. K. Schaich & sri Eunice Melba to L.awrenc. Saxon & sri Bonaventure Hts. 2nd Sec. Air 3-79 $100. Merle W. Zinck, Trustee Lts 8 & to Edw. C. Lathrop Jr & sri Dolores, Lis 14 & 11 Bik I $12,000. IlurshelE.Taffer&wfAnnie 9 131k C, Lake Oaks Sec., Deanna I. LI 11 Williamson Highland Park $42,900. Herman Woods, sgl. to Mile to Michael W McClung & LoWe Sanlando Springs, $5,500. Ha, Charles W. Overton & sri B. Houston, U. 103 j. o. M. Jimenez, Jt. ten. Lot 15131k Eugene Adkins & sri Et.I to Conceits Favazza, E Lawrence A. Krutz & WI. Packards lit Addn. Midway, 1, Flora hits., $6,500. Josephine to Floyd Nelson Beg. 70' of [.1 1 & E 70' of N 25' of Lot 1100. Diane to Wm. B. Christmas & The Huskey Co. to Goebel sri. Huth. Lt 11 131k C. English SE cor. LI I Blic 11, Sanlando 2 Orange Villa fits., 125,000. (QCD) Duane H. MacGregor Entr., Inc., Lt 33 131k C III, The Sub. lleauL, Sanford Sec. ,000. (QCD) Clair P. Evans, wid to & wf Marjorie to Leland A. Sweetwater Oaks, See. 6, Kt., Un. 2, $42,000. $4,200. Manfield sri. Lucy Wiley M. Cauthen & Wm. F. Brown& wiDoshia S., Lis 19,38 $1 $14,900. to Shubert Constr. Co. Inc. Liz iQCD) Curtis H. Williams & Austin III Beg, at p1330.0' W & & 39, 81k 5, 2nd Sec. DreamTrimble Constr. to Larry W. 355, 356 & 357 sri Patricia to Casselberry 660.0' N of SE cot of NWL. of Bookentown, wold, $100. Whaley& sri Patricia. [.125111k 12,500. Gdns Inc., LI 46, repl part of NWL. Sec 15-30-30 etc., et.al. (3 Leland A Brown & sri Doshla A, Sweetsiigjrr Oaks, Sec. 6, repl. of Its I & 2 Watt's Farms, tracts) $100. Tony Mangiardi & wf. Velda to Art Brown Pest Control Inc., $54,000. $100. to James M. Elmore & wf. W H Green & Sons Inc. to Liz 19, 38 & 39 81k 5, 2nd Sec. W.H.Grt'en & Sons, Inc., to Wends, Lts I & 2 131k B Tr. 31, Douglas Park, Inc., to Richard E. Wilson Jr. & srI Drearnwo!d, $24,400. Francis J. Klagholz Jr & WI Information 1roeruIng toe., S Charlene S. U 6 BIk F. Sky Lark Sanlando Springs, $46,000. Eugene W Marcel & sri Helen Patricia Lt 11 131k F Sky Lark 3. )' of that Part of SE11 of NW"i &d 130,400. Wand flicks Inc. to Thomas if to Sanford SCL Employees Fed (1 131,960. Aide & wf. Marsha, LI 193 Wm. J. Theis Al wt Dawn to Cu.,I4S, Rik 4,Thr4,5jyj Epoch Prop., Inc., to Carl F. Wooderest, Un. 5,132, etc., 119,400. 500. Joseph H. Fretwell & WI Donna F.. K. Traffords Map of Sanford, Genito & wt Dorothy H., Lot 13 Michael Dappolonla & WI J. LI 181 Trallwood Est, Sec 1 121,533. Charles Clayton Jr., Etux 131k 13, The Springs Clenwood Etal to Roy I.. Gray, sgl. Lt I & Eusilia to Geo. D. Perkins III & *34,000. Harvey Dniggers & wf Mary Vill., Sec 2. $47,500. Patricia LI 7 81k J, North Ort. %V 15' of 2 Lakewood Shores, 2nd Richard S Perlman, sgl to L to John A. Driggers & sri Jerry G. Weber& WI Barbara Adds., $11,000. Ranches, Sec. 6 18,500. Win. T. Mc Donald& WI Pauline Janet 114 131k 4, Carriage Hill to David C. Godwin & sri 9 Wlnaor Manor $41500. Un. t "S 2M t 'a t -'-- Kenneth I. Dobmeier & wt. a L.v. ,. L4LUC LAIM Beverly to Michael F. Sullivan CharbeG McWatters & sri Georgia Terr., $31,700. & wi Helen J., Lot 8 131k F. Charlotte to David T. Long & wt Knox Properties to Erwin Lynwood Rev., $31,900. Belt, U. I BIk B Brown's &d of Peltzer, LI 26 BIk B, Spri ng Margaret F. Ilyerly to Gee. L Beck Hammock, $5,00o Valley Farms, Sec 10 512,300. Ito anr& sit. Sara, Lts 22& 23, Lithe Pearl McGriff Brown & Foster N. Cole & sri 81k 11 -Evansdale 1k Mary, N). James to Willie Hawkins & Georgianna to Dannie M. $15,000. sri Sec. 33-1931, N 150' F. Roberts & WI Brenda K., Beg. V. Marie Thayer to Joseph R. 144' etc., $1,500. at p1. 15' W of SW cor of Lt F. Polverino & wt. Vu. A., Us 22 & Mack N Cleveland Jr., sgL & A.N.Harrington 9-of t42,50. 23 North Orl. Ranches, Sec IB, H F. Tooke Jr & wt Frances to ('am il J Sti'phcnon, to Mack N Cleveland Jr., No.. James C. Harrelson Jr., Eddie J. Barnes & Wt. Beg. at p1 40 c. S. &20 chWof (Married) Li 6 131k C Sum. Florence to James Durley & wf. NE cot of Sec 4-20-30, run E merset Nor th, Sec. 4 $23,900. Vida, [As 5 & 8, BIk 4, A. B. 450', S 1t5' etc. (leas W 250'), Win. C. Knap4ein & sri Carol Russell Addn, Ft Reed, $3,500. $100 to Robert I.. Kroll & sri Linda, Gee. L Smith & sri. Patricia HE Tooke Jr. &WI Frances & IA 1281k D Summenset No., Sec to Gee. L. Smith & WI. Patricia, Mack N Cleveland Jr., to H E 4128,000. S 200' of E 220' of Lot 4 81k 19, Tooke Jr. & sri Frances, Beg. at Ral ph D. Parks, sgl to Gary C Sanfoid Fararn, $100. p1 40 ch. ch. S& 20 ch. W of NE hlomberger, sgl & Beverly A Pamela W. Gibson & hb. or. 01 SEC 4..20..30, run 250',S Benner, sgl,, Lt 16 81k D, Robert to Clayton R. Johnson, 195' etc., (less W 50') $100. Winter Woods. Un. 2 139,000. sgl. Lot 17 Oakiancl hills, Charles Brecher, sgl to Loree Nettle Hodges English to 11. llrecher, sgl., IA 3 [ILk 9 Joseph 8. KaulcIt & sit. Amy Anderson, igi & H. I nd ian hills, Un. 2 1100. Verna to Win. E. Moseley & sit. Emmett Lynch & WI Edna B., Ralph O. Wilson & sri Patricia %'kkl C., S 15820' of E 183.0' of Stit fLot9.b1k4, Tier 4,E.ft. to David K. GA vin & sri JanIe , IN"i of NE's of NE VA of NE t4 Traffords Map of Sanford, L, U3 Rik K, Charter Oaks, Sec. 9-21-31, less F. 23' for rd., 13500. t?.. 4001 aitA 12,6. I FRUIT STAND. Full or part time 7 days S7S SI00 wk Retired semi retired Student, Sanford area For interview call 3737673 after 4 Apartments Rent 31 Houaekeeper, two days, top pay Must have references & tran sPOrtatiOn Like children $62 2250 3079. Lost and Found 11,1:, Help Wanted Buy Fathers Day gifts with toe money you make Selling Avon Products. No experience. Call au FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoflolic Anonymous Can Help C811 423 4S87 Write P 0. Box 1213 Sanford, FI'j 6 18 Housekeeper Baby Sitter, per Mctdle aged lady. Free room I manent position, for responsihl board and 10 care for elderly person, Must have own Ira n' gentleman, in Osteen Ph. 377 4042 sportatlon. 373 1111 MARRIAGES PERFORMED Your Home or Mine 24 Hr Service 321 7750 , SIDE GLANCES - 18 ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Free, 644 2021 for "We Care"- "14ofI,ne". Adults or Teens S - I I WILL NOT BE RESPOP4SlBLE FOR ANY DEBTS INCURRED BY ANYONE OTHER THAN MYSELF AS OF MAY IS, 1911 Gary I Lawhead E. John K. I'crr) Jr & wf Roland S. Todd Jr. & wf Dawn Patricia to Wm. E. Paulk & wf to Mary L. Allison Lt 113 Edwina M., from NW cor of S 3 Woodcre, Un. 3 128,800. of NWL1 of NEL4 of Sec 28-21-30 Richard H. Eury & wf Phyllis etc $45,000. to James K. hloppi & wf Martha Greater Constr. to Donald C. J. LI 10 BIk 15, Weathenifleld Moore & wt Patricia, Lt 6 131k P 2nd Adds $26,500. The Woodlands, Sec. 4 $44,700. Levi Coleman & wf Wilma to QCD Benj. J.D Davis Sr., igl Jeanett Barrington, Lt 7 131k 8 to Dorothy Shaver Lts 472 & 474, Tier C, Sanford, $100. Frank 1. Woodruff s-d $100. Hl-W Corp., Inc. To John M. Dorothy Shaver to Wm. F. Kissane&wfMelinda,U28&N Guy & wi Julie A., Lots 472 & 2' of 27 English Woods 1st Addn 474, Frank L. Woodruss A, $65,000. $17,000. Harry A. Goehrin Cnnttr In Personals Sunday, May 19, 1974-5C The Herald Sunday Want Adlill ~~ G 11~~ 1 t Flo Bargain Hunti*ng p IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY' AL ANON for families or friends of problem ørinkeri Ut further ,nformat.on call 173 4557 cr write ..,rIord Al Anon Family Group P.O. tIi 553 Sanford, Fla. 37771 ---... Sauls Sr. & wf. Clara H., Lt 45 131k e, Woodmere Park 2nd repl., $18,800. Edw. B. Thurman & wf. Georgina to Donald C. James & wf. Jacquel Li 1 131k C, Eastbrook Un. 15, $33,900. '1 r John If. Wilson &wfMattjeto The Sanford Herald Buy REALTORS 2S&S Park Dr % I N. - - - I--- _%_ -~ it -_ 4a, ThIs NEWSPAPER does not knowingly accept HELP.WANTED ADS tLat Indicate a preference based on age from em. ployers covered by the AGE DlSCRlMiNAriON IN EMPLOYMENT ACT More information may be obtained f'nm 1he Wage. Hour office LI Rm. 309, Or . lando Prof. Ctr. 22 W. Lake Beauty Dr., P.O. BOX 0094. A. Orlando, Fla. 32806 telephone 841 1026 I 7 1 Of Loch Arbor I HOMES OF DISTINCTION Situated On Large Wooded Lots Near The Country Club. Built With Pride By �- 6C-The Sanford Herald Sunday, May 19, 1974 Blossom Out For Spring, Place, An, Adam Hear That Phor Pe Ring! SO C F C Miscellaneous For Sale ( 41 - ( 46 EPOU E1<E4 I 344tTTE * Conternpory din inqt withóchars, Stereo Bar. * . * * Singer * *. 52 Appliances Close out on Travel cover, fully equipped Excellent (OfldtiOfl, 11.250 Sl 668 81)9 58 Bicycles Bikes, Bikes, Bikes Gibson s5 to choose from, Priced RightIll Marine Equipment Boats & Dick App4ianc, 3717638. All sites and n'odet, 10 speeds, s sper'js, and standard bikes ,, available at Firestone Store Call -. -, KIR BY VACUUM Sales & Service. 16' Larson. 90 HP Evinrude,tiit For fret home presentation trailer. $1150. 371.55.4 without obligation, cal' 3231330. I -_________________________ 64 G'ormley'sE.1&32) 4733 _______________________ '-' '68 Wanted to Buy Equipment for Rent - - -- ABLE PENT ALL, wlt1m the .ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED equipment to serve you. 1016 S. French Ave., Sanford, 3731310. Top prices paid, used, any con dt eon, 641 $176, Winter Park. Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet CASH 3711132 ampor for only $1 per day r used furniture, appliances CARROLL'S FURNITURE etc flue' 1 or 1001 tertis ________ Larry's Marl, 213 Sanford Ave 65 Pets and Supplies GoodCondilion,W Call 373 3277006, E17T170 -L-T Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You! Air Condittoilig GUns CENTRAL HEAT S. AIR Sale ervlce& Installation Fret Estimate. Ph. 678 226 Applances Full lint GE Appliances Sanford Flectric Company' 25flParkDive,3fl.1542 -Want Ads Bring Results WE'LL DO YOUR PAINTING. No iob too small. Ph, 323 8519 or 373. *759 after 6. Improvem.nts Bovty Care TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON (formerly Harrittl's Beauty Nook) 5)9 F 'Pine. 377 5742. - Bookkeepli Bookkep;ng Service for small business Well pick up and delver Call Gen.ve-3a9.53.i3 Carpentry VINCENT'S CARPENTRY Interior Trim, Paneling, Custom Carpentry. No fob too imsll Licensed 4. BOfldfd. 373.54)7, Carpet Cleaning Morans - fletterway Carpet Care C Janirel Service rree Es) One Price nct.xje% Ill! $32 OlJi Plumbing Stopped up, power mower ,*.d from classified ads. Ceramics JACKSON'S CERAMICS, 5hJPDlil5, kitn dealer. 105, Closed Thursday & 5 jr.a', 377 7 92 You can't beat ctasslfl.d ads for Vest results. Check claisifieds ZlOMaqnoIiaAv.. 322-1123 Wit Farm Equipment will and easy wifhaCta55kti4 Ad. Call 37774)) (.4- 1119993. 28 ..___ 1911 °" 'V -Trucks and Trailers '57 Chevrolet pick up. A I Condition, 570Q 371 8151 after S 1989 Ford Econoline Van. 6 cyl , 3 speed, full windows and AM radio Lots of good times left. S 1195 Call Don Pope. at 377.1651 or 641 So 14 1963 Impala-Real tough fithrj Car 1 Can be seen at Fairv., Market on 1792. Real reasonable Thunderbird 1966 model. Double uarp Only $595 Dealer, 377 5173 '61 Volkswagen Motorcycles Motorcycle insurance BLAIR AGENCY 373 3866 1977 Toyota Mark II, I door Sedan, air conditioning, i speea, AM radio, extra clean. $7695. Call Don Pope. at 327 1631 or 641 5011 Dealer $350 327 "Waller I Deatef 1970 Kingwood Station Wagon, 6 passenger, white with blue in tenor, 371 V I, an 0 K. Car to fit every need 11795 Call Pete at 377 1631 or 64.4 5014 Dealer. I' brrlass VW soerd, new 1969 Opel Kadelte-Run% perfect Dealer offer's. Top economy. $300 under book price 327 5773 1972 Pinto, 7 door sedan. 11.oc4 miles, metallic green With green deluxe interior. 1 speed, header , ---------- ,.________ pmpl'x.. chrome wnrvi, am, wide tires Immaculate. Reduced $100 for quick sale. A fantastic buy at 51*93. Call Pete at 377 1651 or 644 3011 Dealer. .--- 7) Vega Station Wagon, automatic, blue with black in tenor, reedy to buy at $1793 Call Paula) 317 1831 Cr 844 9011 Deair Dune Buggy, i tires, ifl%PCCtiQfl sticker, road tested. $730 SHELLEY USED CARS, 700 French Ave , 373 2980 adellac Coupe de Ville-with all the goodies. Only $993. Dealer. 377 5773 '63 VW-'blue With reconditioned Inferior. lsøe.d 1. taPedeck. 57 0.0 777 0100 after 1. 1964 Th,Jnderbird. Need s work. Best ofler$3*9025. 1968 Corvette. T lop, 350 V I, I speed, New polygtass tire's, blue. i'. " !, r.I 'r;) 3) W 61$ 0)52 S / Pet Care PET REST INN. Boarding A. Grooming, Ph. 322-457. --•LEACH ALUMINUM. Awnings . skirting . carport . screen enclosures . rescreening. 323.175. Pressure Cleaning *QUALITY FENCING* E(TERIOR PRESSURE CLEANING - FIorwazinq,wIfld)7145 NO LONGER USED CAMPING GEAR IS IN DEMAND. SELL IT NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD. QUALITY Doors -Specializing in front door replacement, Expert installation and staining. Mi.Lund Doors- 1li E. Altamonte. 830. 1312. _______________________________ ... SPRING CLEANING... "lmpsc" Wash 4. Spra.Kfeen Exterior walls, eaves, patio, walks & roots. Rernovn mildew, fungus, muddobbers, wasps & spider webs. 327 0391. ADDITIONS. BLOCK WORK Carpentry a concrete Work PHONE 773.1751 1*' MASTERPIECE ALUMINUM Roofing Replacement windows. Carports, Screen Enclosures, Gutters, *EXPERT ROOFING. Awnings, Siding. Free estimates Ph 471.7.574 All type's fre, estimates -. Licensid, Bonded, Insured Reduce your electric bill with NoObI'gat;on complete ceiling & wall insulation', Ruu Swithenbank •34 5214 Fre, estimates. Athton Insulation. - (904) 7*977)0 . Lawn call RALPH, 3235954 Cover Photo Sandblasting For the finest preparation of metof concreteetc, call B IC. Free Est j 23 1211 322 Tree Service - AAA TREE SERVICE, mechanical Yard Clean up, trim, and mowing service. Call us Eve's, after So m Stump grinding, licensed, bonded, insured. $31 5241 rns. Truck Rentals MID-FLORIDA LAWN SERVICE NO JOB IS TOO SMALL RYDER RENTS TRUCKS Residential or Commeqtiat, Call for free ell. 323 7724, 373 C416. MOW EDGE, LOT CLEAN UP & 32) 2174. -' Local & distant moving, For fret estimates, dependability, and service, call Central ¶,erv..;' iI) fl) Ecno!:ne Vans to Diesel Tractors ay I year, 373 1310, . - Upholstery ACE DECORATORS Movers Delivery 70 yrs cx perti'tce. Free pickup, delivery and estimates. All work guaran teed. ( +scount rates. Ph 365 391111. Wei - Painting everyday. SENKARKGLASS&PAINTCO. unwantd junk cars hauled away. Your cost. 810. Orlando. 2956191 anytime -- 1970 VW 3811 Squareback.1r conditioned, AM FM radio, i speed, beige. ideal Second car G iavcr ,it 51193 Call Paul t 16S) or '.Tj14 Omalcr ART BROWN PEST CONTROL 2567 Park Drive 372 5565 BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVEMENTS Small Jobs Wanted 377 133*, "Lake Mary" __. Tired o poor service? Call Lawn Residential Car, Specialists. Commercial. Free Est. rn ne,. Carpentry. Remodeling, Additions, Custom work Fret Ei'tmatts. LAWN CARET For that Licensed bonded. 323 6031. professIonally maintained look, Boat In the way? Sell It fast and a'.y with low-urit classified ad! ,, 1970 Mercury Montego, MX Brougham interior, yellow & black, full power, ready to rJ; $1795 ClI Paul 377 1651 or 641 SOli Dealer. Pest Control Kitchen-Bathroom C.aoin,,*, Counter tops, Sinks, Installation available Bud Cat, 377.1g52 Chain link, wood. field. Free estimates day or night. 562 5054 Ph. 322-2611 Junk Cars Removed I'.irracuda- 1965 Try to find on Ike this! AutomatiC, 713 V I. A C, t.'wr steering. Beautiful Dealer 377 5773 l9flvwflttc.airconditioned.i speed, AM radio, 19,000 miles Red with black interIOr .$7695 Call Don Pope at 322 1651 or 641 5011 Dealer :,t ar'doned, - Motor Home Call Pete at 37'? 1651 Autos For Sale ttuntsman camper 1970 Self on tamed, Like new. Fits 1*4' pick up t*d, 1600 1970 Chevy truck. .,aiIable also large capacity 1971 VW Beetle. marina blue with black intcror. Isrc'ed and radio, 'col filter & motor, new. $730 low mileage, a real nice car 7711 Priced for immediate sue. $1895 For complete motor home sales and Call Paul at 3771631 or 6413011 service. Stop by: Dealer. SANFORD REC VEE SERVICE' I VW Super Bit('. 731) V 1st St 'mi'i(' 4 siiti'i. AMIM 4 4111 r 'ty 17,00) nilC%, c'tra clean 32693 Call Pete at 3771651, or 641 76 Auto Repairs Ol1 Dealer Parts-Accessories 1911 Super Beetle, automatic stick shift, air. AM radio, low mileage, I? Volt flatteries 511.95 a real nice car. 52095. Call Don PEEL'S BODY sHor Pope at 3221651 or 641 5011 I1(9Sanfc,qdAvenue Dealer. F! 1967 Falcon-Automatic Perfect running condition.Dealer can Iiiance Only $793 377 577 1 CASH in on thew' CILUTTER Painting Central Heat 1. Air CondItioning. I For tree estimates, call Carl Muzzle Loading. Arms & Ac. Han-Is, at SEARS in Sanford. 322. ' corl*s 210 S Sanford Ave. 1771. Hone - Campers Travel Trailers - - - - 1971 650 85*, Excellent condition, 5500. 373 1701 after 6 Campers Travel Trailers 15 Female Cocker Spaniel puppy.' wks , AKC registered, $100. Phone 323 7159. Bird Dog Puppies, $20 each. Call aft er S p.m 377 9773. Put a CIIIaIII OWO. tor o today Call 322-2611 or 131.9993. is Custom built etectric drives. In. 500.26M miles, with 6.00.) ' - - - - -----------------69 Stamps-Coins stalled on your adult tricycle, Miniature Dachshunds, AKC. $30 . warranty. Extra clean. $1500 Normal peddling speeds to help 37)1327. Animal Haven Grooming & To buy and sell gold or sliver coins, Boarding Kennels. 3n.57s7. uphill and long rides 372 3251 contact '.'s first We also buy bulk 750 Honda silver COifl5 SEMINOLE COIN Cull n-.A ...VV GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES CENTER, 109W. 151 3231357 forIale.Callreowlf, 323 Fishing float, Skip Jack KENMORE WASHER, put11 ice, used machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES, 3230697.1 A 80. While They Last Furniture, appliances, antiques, primitives, books, etc. Sat. & Sun , May 1$& It. 98.m. to? p.m 2101 Laurel Ave., Sanford. 1967 VW Good Condition, $750 323 4$32 Custom Camper with radio, healer, air. 9,000 ml, Excellent condition 11)0 cash and take over payments 377 7610 alter S p m . - AM FM radio, Garrard record V t114 11" ift player, $ track tape and 129: Cuom sofa. 175; Wrought psychedelic tights built into a _______________________________ ______________________________ I _______________________________ irOn dinette. $80: Twin bed, beautiful Spanish bat. ASsume -. -.-----------. complete. 5)5: Desk, U SO; Baby payments, Ph. 617 1577 for free SO Office Equipment 55 Boats& Marine bed. complete, $30; Lamps from 65 Pets Supplies home trial. Hallmark, 17$5 w & Supplies Si KULP DECORATORS, 109 W. Fairbanks, Winter Park Equipment 1st St.. -__________ FREE PUPPIES 21' - Sportscraft IOftJJ, with SMALE, I FEMALE OPEN SATURDAYS trailer, 160 Merc cruise, MUST Mimeograph and spirit duplicator Brand new, 2 covcties with t,olsten 371 6331 machines. Sates & Service, Can be 2 separate singlebeds or HERB'S TV, SERVICE SELL! Will take small sailboat supplies our specialty. corner Setr Reasonable 371 3012 11135 Sanford trade 322 2879 371 1734 DOBERMAN PINCHER Sweeney's Off Ice Supply, Sanford. Ill Magnolia Ave. 3221714. TELEVISION SETS $75 LipAgresie male. AKC Registered Dual personality MILLERS obedience Office Furniture for rent with option GOLDEN TOUCH 'N SEW 7dl9Orlar,doOr, trained. 363 3I after .i Ph 377 0332 Sensational bargains like. $4100 19' to buy. Sweeney's Office Supply, Cabin Cruiser With 120 HP Out Sanford, 111 Magnolia Ave 372 . __________ in sewing cabinet. reposse5s,d TELEVISION drive, loaded, $1795; Foamed 1244. Singer's best Horses ?00 19' Rur.abcs, 1177; 4 Pj, re Ti:iriiS i' fds ,.lookinu for an ctr. ------. * Rent TV's r 4 Ilurser 'k .eldntJ,9 years Good with w 10 pavnier,s of • 1otIar? Ask Morn and Dad to let children or adults $150 377 5.431 or ROBSON MARINE $995 mo Buy option, frc Service. you have a classlfrd ad garage 377 7237 7927 Hwy, 1792 sale,,, . initialtee COLOR WORLD 1973 Singer Zig•Zag TV, 644 1006 3n 55961 -. Drop in bobbin, hg zag and) __________________________ 62 Lawn and Garden I?' Fiberglass 1,1 Hull boat. 70 HP 00SitiC,,. Lk. new conditton, Sold 67.A Feed trailer & electric trolling "*w for 55$, balance of 54j cash or Garage-Rummage NELSON FLORIDA r'.Otor, $900 total. Payments of 5)0. New N Woodruff's Farm & Garden Center Sales JIMDANDY FEEDS 601 Celery BUYDIRECT FROM BOXCAR l6 Bonita. SSHpJohnSOn& Trailer. char, wtaut, i. Swivelrocker, GARAGE SALE Sale--1937 Chevy motor serial No KA036039, No IKKA3301 7 door sedan. Will be sold on May75 at 7.00 pm. at 178 Grand Bend Ave. in the town of Lake Mary. 1971 EL CAMINO. SPECIAL, 83795 CALL SAM 3fl 3391 _____________________ Assume Payments CaIICrt'O*t Dept. SANFORD NOtiCC of 7757 . Repossessed- SEWING CENTER 3OlAEast. 1st St . Satifor 3719111 Eve's 1)44 lba,racucla 1961. Dealer offers Iii V 8. 1 speed Just what you've been looking for. 372 5773 '60 lord Pickup Good runniflU condition. 1300 3775131 or 377 WARSAW Autos for Sale 180 _ ___ t3 Ford Pickup, Ranger XLT - ___________ ______________________________ Dining room suite. buffet, table & S* Trucks and Traiter 19U z ton Ford truck NEW IN SPECTION STICKER! Runt good $200 or best otter. 377 3981 or 373 5310 'SI Household Goods 3714991 5 19 I'LLET eodelapaftm•ntsizec ranges, Guaranteed, $39.95. Wayne's Quality New & Used Every Wednesday 7 p.m Con Furniture. 1700 French Ave Ph signments welcome East 01 Ion 321 8410 Can deliver SR 15 If You have anything to sell ____________________ Of consign, call STAN at )fl 9719 53 INTERSTATE AUCTION TV-Radio-Stereo S -ii by Art Sansom Appliances .PUBLIC AUCTION Si ( THE BORN LOSER 5? Pøi Ødintlng done? For The fit In pairtlng work call 51W Painting Co. 373-503s Licens,d Oone AAA PAINTIPdGand paper hanging, commercial or residential, exp. tradesman, guaranteed materials and workmanship. Fret conluftatlon and estimating. 871 .3337, N SO DICK JOYCE WELL DRILLINGS 3" and larger, pumps, sprinklers Want Water ccr.ditlonei-s, 377.48)0 Ads - WfLI.$ DRILLED . PUMPS S*'RINXLER3YSTEUS All types andsim We repair andwrvIc e STINEM*CHINE& SUPPLY CO 701W. 2na St. 322 MU' (wt.t The J01) Ihiic - - - - -- -. con) "ita time ir the best organtsd ho ul*IW)kjV when things begin to clutter up needed space In thg attic, the gera.. the dos.ts or the t*sem,nt. Many of the4 items ee no longer Of yskas to you but Iy an still Iervlc*abl.. Somebody out in can 1Mm, wP4thi, ey be tots, mu,kaI 1muum ftanitur., hikes or bik es, or r,psl,abls apØleric.s. Whin, 'here to find use that somsbody?thThat's the easiest port.My,çlin no-tongsrnN ltetm in shi Classified Section where Your thousands scat the kind of bergains you In of fasin, Ad number. Cle aat out the accumulation anij clutterup Your LiIHIOM with some welcome folding money, Call the Want dial: 322.2611 OR 831.9993 Classified Ad Dept, A I r1.ny and know1.dg A4Ye5 will be happy to help yog your ad. by George Hayes See Story Page 3D - ,- .------------- --- =_ ---'- -_ -: ,_- �-- 0 2D—The Sanford Herald - --.- -..-- -- . . --.-. - .- --.- - Sunday, May 19, 1974 The Sanford Herald Sunday, May 19 1974-3D Story by JEAN I'ATI'ESON Herald Staff Writer -.-- -p.-. - -- C7, ._-. V • '- - - \.,•-,. .h You —.- . y Don t - a Have to Sanford Sp ace Port: stars on our doorstep El)ITolt'S NOTE: The author of this strange piece stunned Central Florida recently with his story of a huge domed multi-purpose stadium being planned for a floating platform on Sanford's Lake Monroe. We don't know where he gets his information, but the author now informs us that the stadium deal Fell through only to be replaced by a massive government spaceport project to replace ('ape Kennedy, destroyed by a hurricane In 1984. U.S. President Pete Rozeile announced details of the Sanford Space Center just in time to save the area due to the failure of the lettuce crop after years of automobile exhaust built up to intolerable levels. Now, using captured documents supplied by a confidential source, the author presents hat he sa s is a first person account or the biggest and weirdest - flight ever made From Sanford. Article by JOE l'EREZ -Scientific Writer 4 It was back in the year 2026 when I had my greatest triumph. Yes sir! July 4 of that year, commemorating the 250th "birthday" of the United States, was the date for the launch of the Nova M-12, powered with my new theory of diathenic wharp drive. This enabled my ship to go 5200 kilometers 1 or 3900 miles) per second)! The powerplant of the Nova M-12 is partly based on a nuclear fusion principle, but produces no waste. The Nova was beautiful; 250 meters high 1about 820 feel,), six engines (4 main, 2 auxiliary), aerodymamic swept-back wings, and a capacity of 110 passengers and crew. But this wasn't just a pleasure cruise. It was a scientific expedition to Syba X54 which was , according to its discoverers, the weirdest planet in the solar system! The blast-off from Lake Monroe was a spectacular scene; over seven billion people were watching us on television. Under the polluted Florida atmosphere, the brilliant hues of red, orange, and yellow streaming from the engines was a fantastic sight heralding our horizontal take-off. It took a little over an hour for the Nova to reach lull speed. Aside from the typical feedback impulses, all was silent until, when we passed Jupiter. someone asked, "Tell me again, Joe. When will we reach Syba X54?" It was Captain Sandra Hartman. "Well, it should be about 11 months. I know it may seem impossible, Sandy, Syba being 10 billion kilometers away fabout, 4 billion miles), but once we pass Tritanus - the 10th planet of the solar system - our speed will increase 5 limes." We took only 30 crew members. When, four months later, we stopped at Neptune for special supplies not available on Earth; the hard part of the journey was over. Our speed by then had doubled; and, supplies ready, we blasted off. Several days later, Steve, scanning his scope, shouted, "Hey! There's Syba X54 off starboard -- but we're not even past Pluto!" (NOTE: Hold on, critics and mathematicians; don't rack your brains - don't think the figures are wrong. Our speed was greatly reduced in passing the asteroids between Mars and Jupiter. And of course, we didn't follow a straight-line trajectory to Syba X54.) The Nova came in for a landing on the 11th planet — rather, we landed in a quicksand bed that appeared out of nowhere! Just as we got dirty up to our necks (with some smell), it all disappeared, and we could begin our expedition. We found out that Syba was much like Earth; only a twisted funny duplicate. For instance: a TV appeared out of nowhere; along with a table, a wall, a room, and a whole house! As Mike switched it on, we heard the announcer saying, "Look at that interception of the goalie to Arnold Kaimer and Bohammed Mali as they go dribbling over the 85 yard-line beautifully stopping their attempt for a home run!" What the heck?," muttered Ross as Joan changed the channel. This planet is zanier than Mcflale's navy with a lawn mower! I mean when Howard Cosell stepped out in that "Fruit of the Boom" girdle, it was more of a boom than a fruit! In addition, on Syba, streakers wear clothes. What's even weirder, there was a basketball game in which, on .a jum-ball, Bobby Riggs got the tap against Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Somehow we escaped, and gladly said goodbye to this ah - planet and headed for Mars. Half the crew was laughing, the other half was wondering if they shouldn't have stood in bed. Incredibly enough, we landed in Sanford five seconds later' When we got out of the Nova, the general asked, "Well, aren't you ready to go yet?" WE WERE BACK WHERE WE STARTED FROM. Suddenly Howard Cosell jumped from behind the general, still wearing that girdle. I fainted. The purpose and significance of this bizarre planet finally dawned on us; after we came to. of ('olirse. A craxy mixed-up imagination world, based on twisting well-known details and throwing in Practical jokes for entertainment. Think of it. Do you think that we should come to such an ignoramus-like stupid conclusion" Well, hold on because that's just what this whacky planet does! Not only does it provide comical entertainment, but it also serves as a valuable information source and contains 50 per cent of the minimum daily iron requirement recommended by U.S. Steel. Besides that it tastes good too! "And that's the way it is; Friday, July 4, 2026. This is Walter Cronkite, Good night." Gemini To love Twins "Not me," I said. "I'm not cut out to have (wins," Mrs. Muth recalls her reaction with a grin, "I can honestly say I didn't enjoy a minute of Seeing double can sometimes be cured with th(' first three months," she continued more a mug of hot and strong black coffee. soberly. "We were living in a cramped conBut when it's double cradles, double car seats (lominium and had two kids already, and it just and double piles of diapers, a mother of twins Seemed too much. By five in the afternoon I ('an be sure she'll be seeing double for quite a would slide down the kitchen cabinets and cry. while. "I can't see why anybody would say it's Black coffee will only help ward off drowsiness better to have two at once and get it over with." (luring those twice-as-long feeding sessions at Now that Jennifer and Lisa are older—they midnight and four in the morning. are pert, blonde second graders at Pinecrest "Twins!" exclaims the unbelieving mother ('lementar)---tfie story is different. when her doctor breaks the news, and the phrase "1 am thoroughly enjoying my twins at "double trouble" chases around her head, last," smiled their mother. 'rhree Seminole Counts' mothers of twins The girls look identical at first glance with experienced identical reactions to their doctors' their cute freckled noses and cropped hair, but pronouncements. linv' ('lIiU'rged as ifl(liVjdtJa with coIfll)!cft'lv 'etrilied, ' ' recalls Mrs. I 'eggy Payne of 518 different personalities. Orange Drive, Altamonte Springs. "Jennifer is the loudmouth, the bullhead. ''Terrified," was the reaction of Mrs. John 'I'hey call her the clown at school and I think her Muth, 2620 Marshall Ave., Sanford. teacher would be quite happy to pass her Ott to Mrs. Jon Smith of 500 Cherokee Circle, Sananother room," said Mrs. Muth. ford, remembers being "scared to death," even "Lisa is quieter, not nearly as domineering, though she, unlike the other two mothers, had and generally gets along better with the other - long suspected she was going to have twins, kids in the neighborhood. "I dreamed about it right from the time I was The sisters don't usually play together. ''I first pregnant—only in my dream it was always don't think they even like each other much at the two boys, not two girls," said Mrs. Smith. moment. They certainly don't want to dress With a couple of sets of twins on both sides of alike and be recognized as twins any more," the family, the news really came as no surprise. Mrs. Muth explained. 11cr daughters, Anita and Beth, are now But in all, with their older brother and sister, slender, fair-haired seven-year-olds with their ;'nd baby brother, it's a lively, happy family. mother's clear green eves, and if their first ''I had a busy, busy time with them, but it's grade teachers at Idyl l wilde elementary can tell worth it,'' decided their mother. "(inc thing I dk, them apart, it's got to be more good luck than enjoy when they were babies were all the good judgment! compliments and questions when I took them out shopping." As babies their mother always dressed them alike. "I was afraid one would look prettier than Strangely, that was the only part of having the other," she explained, twin babies that bothered Mrs. Payne. "I'd get Since the girls have been at school, however, so tired of the same questions, I wanted to put up they prefer to avoid this double image illusion:'if a sign: Twin girls, age, weight and all the other we wear the same things then the kids call me details," she recalled her exasperation Beth," complained Anita. "So many people would say, 'Oh, my. But even without look-alike clothes it seems Twins. That means double trouble," that I was her friends are still a little confused. Across the really sacred of having them," said the pretty hack of her left hand was scrawled in ballpoint redhead mother of Lisa and Laurie ChrisweH. pen her name, ANITA. "But if I had the choice over, I'd raise two rather "The doctor told me when they were born they than one any time. weren't identical, but they certainly look it "I was petrified before they were born smiled Mrs. Smith, "I'd also say generally they because my first child was so hard to handle," have fairly similar personalities," she explained, "But the Lord blessed me with At school they are on so much the same level twins who were perfect babies." that when their large class was divided into work She recalls with a smile how they would both groups of five, Beth and Anita landed in the same awake right on schedule and she would prop group—somewhat to their parents' concern, them up on pillows and hold two bottles to their "We'd prefer them to at least be in different hungry mouths. "Then they'd go right back to groups, if not different classes," said their sleep together," smiled Mrs. Payne. mother. The cutest thing," she recalled, "was when I first brought them home and put them in the The girls are good friends—apart from same crib. When I checked back later—I don't occasional flare-ups—and also enjoy the corn- know how they did it—they were cuddled pony of big brother, Buddy. together as snug as ill was still carrying them." sometimes think Buddy wishes"Though he had a Itwin The girls are now five-years-old and at. brother," admits Mrs. Smith. tending kindergarten at the Altamonte She has found caring for twinsone a completely elementary school, and they are still close different experience from handling child. friends. They prefer to play together with "It's hard to get to know two babies at once," other children and they also prefer than to dress said Mrs. Smith, "And you can never take your alike, holding little consultations each morning time feeding or burping or bathing one because to decide what to wear. there's another awaiting her turn." Sticking to u mi girls look like sisters, but not twins, coping with twi yo r schedule is the secret to Laurie, the more outgoing of the two, has her ns, says Mrs. Smith, and the curly brown hair cut short and there is a dareother mothers agreed wholeheartedly, devil flash in her brown eyes, Longhaired Lisa is "My doctor told me there was one rule: blonde, shy and gentle, though she has the same Keep to your schedule or you'll be with kids 24 lively brown eyes. hours a day," related Mrs. Muth, and Mrs. "I'm glad they're different," says their Payne echoed these sentiments: "I decided mother. "It's easier not to show partiality." when they were little there was only one way— The three mothers agreed, twins hold as put them onascheduleand stick (0'. many surprises as any other children, and If it hadn't been for that schedule, Mrs. Muth there's no predicting what it's going to be like 1' is convinced she wouldn't have survived having be the mother of twins until several years after twins. As far back as she and her husband could the event, discover, there had never been twins on either of their families. To be told two weeks before the birth she was going to have twins was an unwelcome shock to Mrs. Muth. -' L.'•• - , . . •.. - �AD—The Sanford Herald Sunday, May 19, 1974 6Earthquake M- DAN LEWIS Iterakl Services I(OLI4Y WOO!) In filmland where stunts and gimmicks are as Ilollywoodian as apple pie is American, a movie is in production at Universal Studio which its producers will being a new dimension to picture-making. The process is called "sensurround,'' it is being (leveloped for a picture titled ''Earth(luake," and the intent is to make the audience not only see the earth break up, but feel the tremors while sitting in their theater seats, Mark Robson is directing ''Earthquake" and with it comes a new dimension in viewing--a sense of feeling the action, The Patron actuall will experience the t'uniblt' bt'ni'at Ii him, and tile quivering Sellsations as the earth splits, building crumble, dams burst on a the big screen. "Sensurrotind" is a process created from low decibel sound. ''The modulation is SO low," I(ohson explained,'' that you can't hear, only feel It. It is one degree below the audible level." It will require some special preparation in theaters when "Earthquake" is ready for release, but it will not be a major project, Hobson explained. Most theaters are now equipped to take on the extra sound equipment that will accompany the prints. Installing adapters is a minor process for those which are not now equipp{'d )n a recent visit to the set to watch Charlton hleston, Ava Gardner, Lorne Green, George Kennedy, Marjoe, and Genevieve E3ujold in the all-star cast at work, I viewed about eight minutes of scenes from the film experiencing the new sound process. I could feel the tremors, and rumblings as George Kennedy bounced around a bar, as The Tiny Herald "It's plexiglas gimmickery. The glass. highrise structures toppled over, and as water reflecting the mockup of the building, IS trippe(i gushed through Ls Angeles reservoir and devastatingly washed away homes, trees and forward while the camera shoots into it. It gives vehicles. the illusion of the building falling." It is a strange sensation, In New York, at a Miniature buildings are wired, and pulled similar viewing demonstration, one well-known apart On the screen, they are crumbling, When film critic wrote that he came out of the eightyOU see the surging water in a dam, the water minute screening feeling nauseous for some isn't really moving. In this instance, Robson has inimites his camera mounted on a platform that's being Mv own reaction after the screening was jogged. that I 'felt the same tingling sensation you have In another scene, eccentric motors shake up coining off a flip-around ride in an amusement a room, uprooting live wires and sending sparks park. all over the room. The frightening flickering is Universal is counting heavily on this IICW created by mounting a camera on a shock chord, development to create a new excitement in and letting it swing erratically. movie viewing. To cause the earth to open, an air bag is think it is exciting enough to take people placed under a false floor covered with dirt. The away from their TV sets," Robson declared. pressure surging upward when the bag is in Studio publicists could not have created a flitted causes the "ground" to rip open. Little better stunt if they had tried that the four tricks of the trade. tremors that were reported -- and felt -- during tile 'a ,'lv wcek of h ot int, inclu ding a StlaI'[) AAL recording on the first day of production. This is a big-budgeted picture -- $7 million. Hobson. a veteran Hollywood director whose many fine credits include "The Champion," "Von Ryan's Express," ''Bridges of Toko Iii," and ''Ira of the Sixth happiness" is noted for CIVILIZE!) MAN'S EIGhT David B. Quinn also offers a special effects. The last three mentioned films DEDlX SINS. By Konrad I- theory disputing Cnlumbi's 'tt are noted for their action, films with war rent. Harcourt Brace Jovanov- prim. preposterous about this backgrounds, exciting land and air sequences. itli. 107 Pages. 1195 In this thoughtful and scholarly, closely reasoned s There are many unique features in thi production. For instance, the exterior of a thflUght.prOvOklng book, book. highrise office building was constructed inside Konrad Lorenz. an Austrian Quinn suggests that the Engzoologist and Nobel Prize fish, sailing (ruin Bristol, preone of the sound stages at Universal. To do this winner in medicine, takes a ceded Columbus to the New workmen had to excavate it 20 foot hole inside long look at the orhl about him World between 1481 and 1492. the building, then erected a seven-story tower. and is not overjoyed by what he Important to this theory is .i A miniature dam was built, tao, at a cost of sets. letter written by John Day. a To Ivrenz there are "eight Bristol merchant, to ('olumbu' It is t5 feet long and 40 feet wide. Eccentric motors -- one horizontal, another separate but causally con- in 1497. vertical •- are part of the tricks in special effects nected processes that are The letter refers to English tthreatening to destroy not only Atlantic discovery in "other that create the "earthquake." ur t'ivtlization but mankind as times." Quinn proceeds to esEver wonder how the movies make a a species" and he discusses tablish an Interesting context. building topple? Hobson explains how simple it each of these processes in. He details links between Bristol is: t'llmgcnily and with frightening sea venturers and the Portu- Sunday, May 19,1974-1 A weekly activity paper specially prepared for our younger readers S hi The Tiny Times Tin? Turtle This paper belongs to V T 0 0@ M 1 12MVI I LA -n JUIEZ Can you think of something good to eat that rhymes with each picture? H J'ft )( )J_ H ' ' ENS 10 iuplication. They are: over- guese and Spaniards, showing population, devastation of the that some information about natural environment, man's Atlantic exploration was race against himself (coin' shared, i-ctltionj, the waning of deep Bristol in the 14&i had a *inotions because of overin- strong incentive for such cx. lulgence, genetic decay, a plorduon. It needed new fishing break with tradition, the in- grounds. And if the English inreased indoctrinability of deed discovered Newfoundland mankind and nuclear WClf)Ofl5. in 1481 - which Quinn considers Oddly, it is the last of these the likely date - they had that worries Lorenz the least. reason to keep quiet about it. With regard to the dropping of The> wanted no competing fishthe atolls bomb." he writes, '' Ing fleets there. am more optiznLctic that this All this is fairly persuasive slI be prevented than that Quinn is not dogmata'; he man's other seven sins will be presents his argument as a thehecked." ory that lacks conclusive e"While this is a troubling book, dence. flw Day letter was dis- 4 -ince some evidence of all the covered in 1956, and its impliins can be seen with a careful cations were rejected by anothlance, it Is not completely P er authority, Samuel Eliot Morunisti about the future of man risen. Quinn's comment is his world, slightly waspish: In his foreword, Lorenz ob'&'rves that while the sins he "...It is a justifiable reaction writes of are there, the aware- in an outstanding historian mss. In general, "of humanity's whose great merit is that he predicament is spreading sees sharply in black-and-white %% speed. I t terms, and who Is thoroughly eeds to, because the dangers qualified to expound what Is al doing exactly the ready known. He is perhaps too 'rne ... flow ever, I all, not impatient to study the nuances -thout hope; in fact, I would of pre-Cabotian enterprise. nterprise" t work on this book if I were." With John Cabot's voyage, at For those C cet'l with the any rate, we leave the disputed ua1ity of life at this moment In and murky area of pre-ColumIssue as well as In the future, lila exploration and sail into the ttss book is required reading. firmly established. Much the greater part of Quinn's work Phil irnas Al' Books Editor deals with the known explorations, and most expertly. ENGLAND AND THE DIS- Quinn's mastery of the sub. 'OVEItY OF AMERICA. By ject is impressive and his writ,tvid II. Quinn. Knopf, 497 Ing clear, thutsgti this lxik is no ges. $15. popularwiUon; it Is addressed Trying to shoot down Colurn-. to experts as much as the ,us Is ancient sport, and many general reader. No one in*eposterous claims have been terest.ed In the Atlantic siia advanced for other discoverers can fall to profit from this at'• of America, count. 'laoq-looI 'weq-wep 'ades6-ode 'doq3-dow '3flJ4-1OOq 1uJo3-uio4 'ae -aei 'ivad-ivaq 'wnid-wnaO CIRCLE WHAT YOU SHOULD WEAR OUTSIDE TODAY Cross out the picture that doesn't belong in the box. in PM I �Sunday, May 19, 1974 2—The Tiny Herald The Tiny Herald Sunday, May 19,1974-3 Which of these creatures would make the best pets? NUMBERS 9 13 8 6 14. 2 1 VNVORB'w@ MP I -————————————————a L What time is it on each clock? 10 17 EIIJ 1911 - Captain Roald Amundsen reached the South Pole. The Mexican Revolution began. 1912 - The ocean liner Titanic rammed an iceburg and sank off Newfoundland. 1913 - Sixteenth Amendment was proclaimed creating the first income taxes. 1914 - The first ship passed through the Panama Canal. Arch-Duke Ferdinand of Austria was assassinated in Serbia, leading to the beginning of World War I. Austria and Germany declared war on Russia. Britain entered war in support of Belgium, which was invaded by Germany. In the first battle of the Marne, French forces defeated the Germans. LS DINGO - Dingoes are Australian Dogs. They look like German Shepards but are reddish colored. Dingoes have upright ears and do not bark. They are meat eaters and usually move about In packs, mainly at night. Dingoes, like most wild dogs, have large bushy tails. a- �- _I_ -. - --- - --- - -- - - - - - - - ______________________ - - - ,1 7 I- ___ 4—The Tiny Herald Sunday, May 19, 1974 -- The Sanford Herald OU S 1 e eop SIR I FRAkICIS M I OUR I DRAE - America. He lost his " England about 1540. He went to sea as • s t o rm commissioned Drake as a privateer to plunder the Spanish towns a (late. West Indies. He crossed the Isthmus o f Panama and became the first English commander to see the Pacific Ocean On another voyage Drake set out to explore the Straits of Magellan, at the southern tip of South . Korman Id bt a - - - I - - - Some things are used up the first time we use em, other things can the be used again and again Which of these things is used only once OF TRE UI - NORWAY \ \ ii Q . ' -.. Norway is the western- most of the Scandinavian countries and nearly half is above the Arctic Circle. ltisaiitte1 larger •anthe stateofNewMexicobut - ; --:, English is often spoken. , married DICK CAVETTbut it's still the weirdest twoo Sifl(C Yoko and Anybody' Ltt( ILLE BALI tin proud of me I like , IwJ' •uuiii - 1.At ~ - - - - - - ( - - Sweden is the largest of the Scandinavian countries and just a little larger than the size of Florida, Georgia and Alabama combined Only . a small part of Sweden is above the Arctic Circie The capital and largest City isStockholm Swedish is the national language, but many Swedes also speak English. Protestantism is the major religion. . 4 I C CARY GRANT was recently asked if the young girl who tra veled with ' him was his seretirCary replied, No Sub play y kikgamnion and other games. UZ0 3 A Jti; £ - ood F -- AT Restaurlint 11 I! - f SPAGHETTI.LASA0NA T - RAVIOLI -MANICOTTI ___ - * I VEAL PARMIGIANA • CHICKEN CACCIATORA T' TU ES . SUN. p 4.1* M. 413 S- VOIUSI& Avg OranqeClly Iluck and fm Ac iou C R 0 S , think it—much HARRY JAMES got nailed by the IILS who didn't consider that his musical scores donated to some cockomaimie university netted him a (leddction of S28,000. He should contact piano player, NIXON,and the two can exchange notes. CLINT EASTW00f)for second year in a row got voted the A Number One hotshot box office attraction. When F'I(ANKSINATRA opened at Caesars Palace he ordered his press agent to eject a reporter from The Washington Post who was covering the event Sinatra as angry at The Post'i treatment of his good friend, SPIRO AGNEW. and stories concerning Sinatra's alleged background with Mafia characters. After being ejected once, the reporter edged his W~'N' back into the nightclub and was ejecte(I a Wlviie Solubon 10 THE Spook DOWN u Jwntown Sanford t . MIs bothel" 1 H.. W 41. 1a N 1 Isftb4 sw 7 3Q 10 111 2611111 1 Is EVE Y DAY 10 T""loneas ft Ck*m was one 9. Harass * to. R D Turn 21 flow tartar S - @Rort 3IL Uip's Jewsa b"Usew" Door ' t by the M.n.qhf Show 5 buy's partsar St. Claris 609-fat 17, run fair a to" al.In Danjrg. J O t car" with 1W 11409" iJ L1J WHO att"tion to 31 G$uam air Okinawa 12 up"? ties" S r$7 2 Mile H 01111 a - 13. Ill"t Nasty weather - FLOYD'ENTERPRISES THEATRES I was. II r r r . _ • r T"w rr r !- --- — - I - " I__• I UN I 1 " I = ' . 29 PCI 20 Chunk vomit 31 labern 33. sawk-oost Room" 34 I I - Tonight At 3o See how t he TVS,ri got its ;tarti SullIffland Is open t'a ow Gould 36 second (ime, - I - win senSItnItI) B(X)NE said, "Few actors ever find contentment Ihe who do aren' t very good. I know I'm not satisfied with the shagg bear character I play in &I-fee Ram. Fact is, it stinks." Well HE said, it, I didn't. I didn't even SWEDEN - ten or more 10 TOM JONES' wife who ns their 20-room house without a servant, maid, cleaning lady, butler, mothers helper or part-time schloop pick up after her, says his favorite nibble is steak and brussel sprouts. Suddenly he doesn't seem, to groovy anymore, right? Brussel sprouts??? JIM F'RANCISCUS' kids ain't allowed to turn on the Icily unless daddy approves the merits ofthesho And if daddy's jealous of the other actor they can sometimes blow a whole season! AUDREY IIEPBURN would make a film comeback in "Death of Robin flood" with PAUL NEWMAN.if the price is right—something more a million. JOHN DAVIDSON once told me, "I'm much more liberal than my face or career has ever shown. I am multi-sided and one of those is . - - Kormwi (111(1 , - - to many people. The capital and largest city is Oslo. Most Norwegians are Protestants and speak Norwegian, although ,,- - em, one than has more than 3 times as huh iftet cinematic recreation of A MAE WEST belch: "Women' liberation Jr liberated enough, honey." And ass she this little thing there was a young guy with her who had less mileage on him Mae's hair. piece WoRt e -- ay nomination for ii#z Jen t a - years But. as in the case with so mans' performers '1O have had oll would be wise not to say it to his face. h l3ecaLLse behind Winfield's sudden acclaim for his performin as Cicely Tyson,s husband in "Sounder" for which he received a Bt Actor Academy Award were Years of hard slogging stork, and a number of hed(ls or tails decisions which led to the actor 's assignment in the Mark 1\%ain s great novel, often c alled the author's finest work. Jeff East, who plays the title role in the musical adaptation of }iuckleberr Iinn made his piofessional sho wbiz debut in the background of a TV commercial for meat in his nati ve Kansas (its I'ssou i praising - 1(InIght ifi ne - is Jeff \%(R)1)Y ALI4LN described a hypocrite as who writes a txok atheism— and then prays that in] sell well. Don't be surprised to hear the 1975 Oscar show will rim minutes half the time used for the 1974 Academy Aw ards presentation. There lot of grumbling about excessive length wi th tilk questioning the need lesser distinctive (11(egoi ies to get network prime time In ad (htion the location may move from Hollyw ood to Washington. YOKO ONE's New York escort is happily on an expedition to the West Indies. lion, are star. k,1( in that picture, -- in its no '\d\ to play adaptation of starting of Elizabeth knighted Drake and made him mayor of Plymouth When war broke out again, Drake commanded the fleet that attacked and defeated the Spanish Armada. He died in 1595 was a . may retire from citi correctness a performance getting tir afer a tour of roles in of of a returned home the first Englishman •I to around the world.Queen • . GEORGE PEIPAUD who accepted junket-for-two and took another mail was also I guest at a ranch Sans I guess maybe he's ed right' BETTE MlI)LEIt making millions because "150 es ii minutes" she tired the whole shrnear and says longer fun and I always said I'd quit when w,-is no longer full." I tili t' ik she may find her new financial status is also "fun"... Al, PACINO "I always knew I'd be a When I was a kid I had no playmates and around the Cape of Good Hope, he Fi FilrnwgofTomsawye)fl MissouriThis provided his sole professional ation ex pe rience before auditioning with 2,000 others produce r, A rthur for Tom Sawyer." P. Jacobs, became convinced the lie his hunch that musical picked Huck Mark and delivered so pleasing Twain's "lluckleberry Finn" would make an that he excellent film too. was the natural choice for the current produclie 16 Now that film can been seen old. soon at the Sanford Plaza Theatre: The title role is played h East, and leading roles played by Paul Winfield. Harvey and F Iv- Reader's Digest Presentation also stars I)avid Wayne Arthur O'Connell, Gary Merrill, Natalie rundy and Lucille Benson Patil Winfield, cast in the sensitive role " MI --• but decided tb continue alone. After sailing to the California coa St st, then a navigator, educated by a relative, Sir John Hawkins. Queen Elizabeth - H! a\ Sir Francis Drake was born in ______ Huckelber N ON MACC?ADWAY Sunday, May 19, 1974---5D 31 27. nall-bansaW barree 43 39. 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(9) Jimmy Owen (35) Mothers In Law only 90 minutes to Show 'allh Completely \ (44) Bold Ones FURNISHED MODERN (13) Aviation 8:30 (35) My Partner KITCHENS Lesson WALT DISNEY WORLD The Ghost 8:00 (2. 5) Chase 8:50 (24) Wonderiove (6) Sonny And Cher on your 9:00 (2, 8, 9. 13, 44) Movie (9) Baboons Of (6) Here's Lucy ' Gombe 9:30 (6) Dick Van Dyke (35) Rat Patrol (3$) Persuaders (44) Bold Ones 10:00 (6) Medical Center FLORIDA VACATION 8:15 (24) Music From (24) Today In Ambler Legislature • DIRECTLY ON "THE WORLD'S MOST FAMOUS BEACH" 8:30 (13) lane Grey 10:30 (9) Red Snow, Theatre White Death DAYTONA BEACH, Florida (3$) Man In A (13) Lloyd Bridges 4 Suitcase , (Spnin training horn, of Montreal Expos) Show 9:00 (2, 5) Movie (3$) News (6) Cannon (very room affords a breathtaking vista 11:00 (7, 6. I) News (9) Julie Andrews & , of the gay Atlantic Ocean—inviting, serene, refreshing— (35) Movie Jackie Gleason makes your vacation perfect. Ocean beach, private (44) Night Gallery (I3) Rock olympic pool, pLayground, kiddie pool—ideal Ii: tO (74) Earl Scruggs (44) Movie I suites for families . . . Apts.— refrigerators. stoves 11:15 (9) News 9:30 (13) The Underworld ' for easy breakfast, parties. Restaurant, lounge, 11:30 (7.5) Tonight Show (35) The Saint entertainment—free parking. Shopping center opposite. (6) Movie 10:00 (6) Kojak Tennis, golf, fishing nearby. It you want fun—call today. (44) Movie Doc Elliot PHONE: (sou 255-7431 for fe'ryatjons '' 11:45 (9) Wide World Of (24) Today In ______ Entertainment Legislature 1:00 (2) Tomorrow Show (35) News (9) Movie 10:30 (13) June Allyson I (44) News Show ,- ___ 1:fl (9) Movie (35) News " (ViP) / ' (6) Andy Griffith MONDAY Hogan's Heroes What's My Line? 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I) Hollywood Squares (6) Love Of Life (9) Brady Bunch (35) Fran Carlton (44) Not For Women Only 11:35 (6) News ___________________________ __________________________ Lives (6) Guiding Light (9) Newlywed Game 2:30 (2. 5) Doctors (6) The Edge Of Night (9) Girl In My Life (44) Patty Duke 3:00 (2. 5) Another World (6) The Price Is Right (9) General Hospital (35) Mr. Ed (44) New Zoo Revue 3:30 (2,5) How To Survive A Marriage (6) Match Game (9) One Life To Live (35) Penthouse Barnyard (44) Buliwinl 4:00 (2, 5) Somerset 6 Mery Griffin (9) Lucy Show (24) Sesame Street (411 I.I.J News (6) Young And Restless (I) Jackpot (9) Password (33) Florida Lifestyle (44) Variety News 12:30 (2. 5) Celebrity Sweepstakes (6) Search For Tomorrow (9) News (35) Peyton Place 12:55 (2) News 1:00 (2) Jackpot (6, 5) News (9) All My Children (33) Steve's Matinee (44) Movie 1:30 (2. 5) Three On A Match (6) As The World Turn' (9) Let's Make A Deal Sunday, May 19, 1974-70 4:30 (2) Bonanza (I) Mery Griffin (9) Gililgan's Island (13) Orlando City Council (3$) Leave It To Beaver (44) Petticoat Junction 5:00 (9) Mission Impossible (24) MisfeRogers Neighborhood (3$) Batman (44) Green Acres 5:30 (7) News (6) Green Acres (13) Ensign O'Toole (24) Electric Compar (35) Lost In Space (44) Gorner Pyle 6:00 (7.6.5,9) News (13) Here Comes The Stars (24) Sesame Strv-' (44) tucy Shcy,,, 630 (2.6,8,9) News (35) Mayberry RFD hat EVENING 6: (2. 6, 5) News (24) Garden Show 6:30 (2. 6, I. 13) News (9) Lawrence Welk (24) Men And Ideas (3$) Virginian fill ri..i... it Jvia 117 0000 - Bowling MARCO POLO piç 7:00 (7) The Magician (6) Hoe Haw Venice giant wheel (5) News (44) Wrestling 710 (24) Henry VIII 7:30 (5) To Tell The Truth ( Movie 8:00 (2. 5) Emergency (6) All in The Family (35) Partridge Family ( Boxing From Olympic china oriental express puppet show petting ZOO saki cup japanese village sky ride bamboo chute turkey himalaya cat sampan boat ride mongolian hordes marco's magic experience peking 500 india ., S Spuming coolie hat all for one low admission price! 8:30 (6, M ASH At Marco Polo Park you get ii the rides, how. .ind dflrdCtiOnS pIus free parking for one low admission price adults/S3 children And that includes Sky R;d' You II discover China Japan. Turkey. India, and Italy re-created for you with authentic attraction, shops, food, and ihw, More to see more to do as you retrace the adventures of Marco P310 and see some sights Marco never saw' (13) Movie (35) The Prisoner 8:55 (24) Henry VIII 9:00 (2, 5) Movie (6) Mary Tyler Moore Show (44) Rock Concert 9:30 () Bob Newhart Show (35) Burke's Law 10:00 (6) Carol Burnett Show (9) Owen Marshall (24) Soundstige 10:30 (33) News Worlds apart from anything else In Florida! li win ON" of 04711011118 111114di 9111 m GU MAPco cam (44) Bobby Goldsboro 10:40 (24) Henry VIII 11:00 (6.9) News (3$) Scream In (44) Night Gallery (6) Movie (9) All Nile Movies (44) Movies 11:45' ( 5) It Takes A Thief 12:00 (7) Rock Concert (I) It Takes A Thief 12:30 (6) Movie 12:45 (24) Henry VIII 1:30 (7) Thriller 1:35 (24) Henry VIII 3:25 (24) Henry VIII PARK :' .' ' - -. . ,. ' MORNING 5:45 (5) Sunshine Almanac 6:00 (I) Garner Ted Armstrong (9) Sunrise Jubilee 6:15 (2) Sunrise Almanac 6:30 (2) Spring Street U.S.A. (5) Today In Florida -( 6:45 (6) Sunshine Almanac 1:00 (2, 5) Today (6) CBS News (9) Bozo's Big Top 8:00 (6) Capt. Kangeroo (9) Truth Of Consequences 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue Show (6) Mike Douglas - - P*U DIYT* KKm P91 VT1I % t WEEKDAYS ........- I Show (s) Concentration (9) Movie 9:30 (6) Concentration Champbon1 Pajama (6) (5) Club (5) Religion In Theatre (6) Movie () Wide World Of Entertainment 7:00 (2) To Tell The Dail The Sanford Herald Cou't. from pageID) EVENING MORNING (35) -•- i. -- Sunday, May 19, 1974 N VA 'Y (9) ;''-._:- • ., '-. 2.' �- _ - - _ = J1 ______ ir----- - :g_- ~ - - - ____ ____- I _________ - i1i.ir--ii rlrTY.T7i - 6 1 to 2- 'vt SD-Thc Sanford Herald Sunday,May l9,1974 4W "VongarMonster how the Deep," featuring Oh Young II; 2 p.m., Ch. 44. SUNDAY "Laura," starring Gene Tierney and Clifton Webs; 10 am., (ii. 2 "Jack and the ikuntalk," featuring Bud Abbott a nd Lou - TV I ov l iff Thies Week ies - •.- INTA " . "Charlie Chan's Set-ret," with Warner Oland. IIA5 - - "Kidnaped," starring F reddie IIartho!emew and Nigel UIUC 3:30 p.m., Ch. - __ !;.~~PN_t. I 4. £ - , dis ___ , . --somw - featuring Tony 11rittoll a.; , .E LM so 4 - , () - It Ji- "40 . . W N - 1*1 (I) (I) I! f I do M W - - - i r- r a-) . I 447 Cn N 4.0 >% L_ Jack Leninion and Walter- 41 1 , - ... ,,O,r,., - 40) 11 M * * 'W_' -A E E - , at ... U k f 41. 4:341 p in., Ch. 2 A• qJA -_ 2 co C . 6co g,m 2 . L) - - ________________ . ;i 0 ~ I 1 ,#-Mom. -. - % .E 0 C) - "Inside the Stalin," with Cameron Mitchell i Q 4$Nd 0o 'D "Dakota," with John, . __ (0 PA PPPPPF ~ . =--',, I - . %J _ I , . . =Z - 1 i I(_- -- 7 ---- Sidney Poitier: 9 p.m., Ch. 2, 4(0 a 4) 4.0 U) " .in -!0 I .2 A1.1. n T- , " -_ J - 1_ AW . .., ( 11.9 - --A=. _,`.___ __ _; . 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INSTEAD OF GOING OUT TO 6U'1 SOME REAP) ) LET'S MAKE OUR OWN RIGHT HERE NSTEAP!j Millie KNEAD THE DOUGH AND LET IT RISE... -- Li- (oNr FORGET IT MAKES THE 00UGH PUFF OP! L UP 4J. SOME I LATERS.. I THNRPITIfJ \. THE OVEN! ) __ 00 , oo I ( Is) I - (OHS WHATANICE ') Is THAT \ 1 HOMEMADE R6AP \SURPRISE. • ___ __ _ _ YES) HENRY, THIS 14 You MIGHT GROW up iro THE LAND OF AmYrHIN&Mft YOU COULD BE A SCIENTIST, OR A 91G. BUSINESS THAT-vaS JUST YOU MIG14T TYCOON OP lip TO BE MAYBIE AN ASTRONAUr, PRESIDENT... YOU-ILL HAVE TO YAKIE ____________________________ - • y0f mom . . .. - WINTHROP by "T'Iiii-i16 16 A NF-=AT WAGON go OfAKT - - Dick Calvalui I BUILT rrMy!5E: UH IT Ckj UP AVJ C'Mtr4 I'm W(I,L ? v m(e BAE5Y WHEFEiLi:5... foo TIRM. THAT WHITE 6T(JF-F: Wr-,,FzF- q00 RCA56 TAKE dO R5 00T 1r CxAKOA661 01 6-' -1 @ 1974 by NEA, Inc Dick- OUR BOA3RDI NG HOUSE 24x NVING TAUGHT GL95TONE 1OAS1"TURN ON THE ROPT, CNN ENJOY 1AH __ < . 'THE TIMED LIGHT WILL WAKE by Les Carroll WITH MRTH AWN PERFECTFOoR NAP' __ V UNTIL TIME 70 URN 014 "TRE REMIND AMOS! - t 'f / I Z, 3EtXSCXLXaAPS POP 1 7- CARLYLE' I JUST READ HOPOSCOPEI by WAIT TILL 'YOU Vermmeer WHISPER -THPr=E MAGIC HEAR WOPDS INTO MY EAP! WHAT IT SAYS! I IT4 Ill _ I __________________________ _________________________________ IT SAYS A HANDSO ME BOY W,L-7 - ix LY Z-Z-Z- WHAT HAPPENED 70 PA'T'LtGHT SAVI NG TIP1E 7 1.z 2. L - ( ri - - ON IL P% rJ \ r Ail— DENR. WHILE 'r WAS P HERE OMTEcT 54 VOLISLE BIRPSEE-v TONIGHT! C -1 El ou A DSC)MCTHAN BOV! THAT MUST BE YOU! Ind WHAT THREE MAGIC WORDS DO YOU HAVE IN MIND, " UG C. THE J OINT,,, 17*~ A poLl IN TIMS To TURN ON 1174 91 -- — - OF:j:0 TH ONLY TWO �_________ - _ - - - - ----- - 1 4 l. _ __ _ • 111111 icr _____ , ___ , •, 4. 1. -- II(ii —Rl TMRtgUSPalO'l r1kT J r1 ( N•1':-• L- -- < 1 I1IIffI I I Il I 411 1 1W ". - _____ —. TIF9illII 'MV WIFE SAYS I D EVERYTHING WRONG HOW TO LIVE SERENELY IN TODAY'S WORLD'? YOU'LL FIND THAT IN THE FICTION DEPARTMENT! "' - ••. _ — • •- ------( - ' - --. 7(8ERRy ell War- Ap -19 u I MISS THE LONG CHATS WITH ROSCOE DURING FOOTBALL SEASON' HALF-TIME BREAKS ARE MUCH LONGER THAN BETWEEN INNINGS' "BALL, PLEASE!*' - - tni/ ujeei< in - - -- - 1 1 'JC et _____ __ O - THEY MAKE EM REAL FANCY LIKE THAT, SO IT BE SO TOUGH TO GET MARRIED!" WON'T BE - J I I I - ARI(5 (March 21-April 19) Finish old projects early in the week A ne ea for t,,,!_,ttering your financial position on Tuesday Give much attent3n to fm interests as the week closes. J aor r ip e .E. 4a 1)qD vstsy~t P th 7vi ter 1061 10r16 Lzi C)140 589 Ck date ( - / ( /____ You intend to launch something new Important changes on Tijesaa, ey picture brightens Thursday and Friday. CANCER Oune 21 -July 22) Sunday and Monday. contacts are t Around rnidweek you'll have an oppottL.Nity to clear up an old rc,~,~ Be sure to follow through on this matter LEO (July 23-Aug 22) There's mounting prestige in th e eje r the week begins Tuesday, a new interest commands your allewwri t,t *eek closes with you aiding one with a problem VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept 221 Firm-up important plans Sunday and Mona Tucsdy till Thursday mark a time of achievement and praise There sa weierJ busier than usual with social interests hwist'n V'rorlbf 016 41 -i GE MINI i May 21 -June 20) Use Sunday and Monday as days of prep if i h ( Ix TAURUS (April 20 May 20) Minimize sozial activities Sunday ana M Material matters require attention till Thursday if full advantages re,Ized Friday. good for travel __ (a (e,, - •.' AL LIBRA iSept 23 Oct 23) An old involvement pays a dividend a ,.irie A eq;ns Tuesday offers bright, new plans Assume a commanding rcie n rn c:tanl matters from midweek on SCORPIO 'Oct 24-Nov. 22) Sunday and Monday, iron-out flaws in SEAR cALORJ ov N g CERTA1N S/&NS OF THE hOD/AC MCA'E OF ship arrangements Tuesday is good for business dealings Balance nee will be to your liking r FOND 419RA IS ONE OF '7WFM. ME ASPFC`r5 IN'YOW CNAU #3W THIS WAIT is AMPLIF/EP. CAN DISCIPLINE JSELF TO CLJLSIVATE AN APPRECIATION You AT PRESENT, THE LARGEST ____ tik BERnia PREDICTS - SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23 Dec 21) F'nsh satisfactorily old tasks bt' w& cFMAY/?-4t4yzs- wii. F/NP MOST !NPIVIPUALS DISPOSIN& OF OLD, UN%RKA&E PROGRAMS p REKACINC7 THEM WIr9 AIEW IVEAS. GOOP NEWS EA RLY IN THE WEEK WILL HAVE A STIMULATIN& EFFECT ON THE MAZTr. WEVNESW, HAVE RESEJZVATIONS ABOUT PROJECTIOMS THAT COME FROM NIGH LEVELS. ThEY MAY 8E 7V0 OPTIMIST/€ HOWEVFR, CONDITIONS HAVING AM OVER-AU INFLUENCE ON XWESTIC AND CONS AFFAIRS IMPROVE AS THE WE/( CLOSES. - REACH FOR WREN H0N6ER` STRIKES. -6ERNICE ~40mo~m~ mom rNOTE S.nd l.et.rs to Bernice Bid. OoI. c/ o this n.w,p.pw,1 1200 ftst Third Str&4K Cleveiland, Ohio 44113. Remko cannot aniwer all the letters, only the on" of general Interest. I _____ tempting the new Ass(xiations andalliances hold hidden promise mr),, the wvee~, Team up wisely new C `N4 L • work or AQUARIUS Uan 20-Feb 191 Concentrate on situations that are me lam-ly Sunday and Monday. Valuable " _ contacts will toe I f M FOR BASEBALL OF 45,000 AND A MAXIMUM OF€6 000 FOR BOXING A1 week that will later advance you; seIf'interests - - 1111111 %L1 I I - PISCES (Feb 20-Marich 20) Clear-up areas that rnuiie I —by— - l_ T14E RRST [CF DUCK • ISSUE AT THIS A1ZTICLE w AV EVERWPAY 6. --AN9 15IT EVER 7E-RRIFIC LOOK AZIN E —' JUST Jw TO HANPtLE MONEY M 50 VM VERA ... I WILL ( IN A SECONP, - GENE FAWCETTE OUT P W THE PAPERBOY? MY IGGE T OME THE WORLDS LARGEST INDOOR SpORTS d Sullivan AND THGN THERE'5A currtNG1 I COSTS Ct4 HOME PURSE 15 ADIUM ST AD! CAN HEY SPARE i —' FOR A PRQJECT EUCKS U I... R 9 --f - N -: --' - - - -- - , • T HE GIGAtJTIC ME, ORIGINALLY '1 TRANSPARENT, WAS LATER PAINTEC - HE TOCUTTHE GLARE BYMAI<IVIT' 55 : - HAVING A SURFACE AREA OF: 9 ACRES,IT W1 LL BE ONE THIRD LARGf-R THAN THE HOUSTON ASTRODOME- % v ix Z IT COM A FL i MONTHS, WITH ITS 680-FT.-WIDE, AT SCH YOU BACK! 0 $4- - ko by - Mal Ulm W, JJ OUT OUIL WAY % .11id 0 TL~ re 's as early as possible Conditions that effect le fam Lirt to improve by middle of the weeh ii .1d algkvi & CAPRICORN tDec 22-Jan 191 Social interests are Stimulattng a begins Develop fully opportunities offered to you where is concerned, It could be very rewarding. FULLY-ENCLOSED ARENA IS THE - j IN 4.2 Z N SITTING IN TH EATER-LIKE SEATSiTHESPECTATORS WILL HAVE AN UNEXCELLED VIEW OF THE ACTION 4? LOON' 1 A1OTHER GREAT ARTICLE IHATE TO ASK ur COULD I ORDW FIVE VERA, YOU VON'r OF COURSE r SEEM it VERY IMPESSE(? C' - A PLAWI MC t7EAR' fr&YJN!'S HELP MAGAZINE / - V __ ,—• ___ -( r Cx-*4r .14 NO _t " gi ENS THINK MOtJNTEDINA}ANGINGGONDOLA. N0130 WANT S LEARN F40W TO FAMILY ma AROUNP HERE' AC-2 IX A~14' i /001~ ) t 4;AP__ Z . , / 1~4* A ft LEV - I -- -- -- -- -- - S - - --- -- - S.- - - -- ----- 5- - --" - - - - - ~.. 5. -.- - -- -- -=-=------- -= --=-- _ iJ— - --.---=-------=- -- - - - �- - $ - - r— -•--1------- S . . - -- -- TELL ME IF IFI6V, WHAT YOU CAN, T Z5 - AL' T H E MOST IMPACT ON OU R. SLACK IN T14 E NATIONAL PAST WTHEI RA L PH B(IA/C/-fE, 1</1V$,4-1R.1 YEARS, iflAR77N 4 ERE' S -. E Th DEAR POLLY — Here's how to make shoe bags for gym or for traveling. Cut legs of worn-out blue jeans to the needed lengths and make a hem in one end of each deep enough to allow a cord to through for a drawstring. Stitch the other end closed and the bag is ready! — MRS. D.M. of Kansas. i1/L XIiVS, E 'S l Rol shoes 4d1 P01-004 BROOKS, ELtA OOO GOVERNMENT I CLAYTt / CARL ___ ftet ___ - -[V iOUM.. run -, Just for Her d*GnCd t .i1delight the little do PHOTO-151.111 fi in ':es I to S years S'ze 2 4 ' Ii ' 2?? *rn E per. I I'S " ILL ' • 1' 1.6 fv S DEAR POLLY LY I I the clothosbasket handles break cut the handles off. Cut two pieces of rope about 12 inches long and put a piece of rope through the holes on each side, tie, and there are your now handles FLORENCE - - 8222 _ _ IT MUST E ONE OF _ _ _ 1IVRONG - —__ ____ WHO 1'A/VA W1L.LS VAT DID HE DO WHO IS 4E3 iT'S AVi< . __ ____ TH EM yJOS H - 1' __ _ _ _________ ( ____ __ _____ i. T Aw A Slimmer I 'I ejm Irc r11 Leis erh,ine ire Stent,in pretty dreis ho Icck of ?78 with PHOTO GUIDE i in !T ,'r 10 32.1 2 2-78 yrd 45 inch - _________ I ______ ''I - . 8269 7 1 DEAR POLLY the hanger bar - D[ t is Stitch Accent The Pltfy Collar an in me rnn i rrnIj i tr Classic for that taj took o 8269 *'If' Pt4DIQ-Gu a SIZeS 1O' to 21' Size I2" 35 bust 3 45'incn '.,-rq yards Send 75c each plus zsc_tOr Postage and handling with name, addrau, pattern numb., and II:. to PA TTERNS ffiha newspaper). boa 4310, Midtown 8tatIonN. York, NY 10018. To ORDER LOOK, & IF OL REROUTE THAT TO OMAHA-.IT WOULD Lawrence ( CF4,15HE-171 LIME-15TONE ( P P01 L ( /BRILLfANr IDEA, I save my old cotton-tipped sUcks and ____ chore. — JULIE _____ ___ . "WOO a quart - size ice a - - About a year A most welcome addition to tower the towel is wrung out and used to wipe down the glass Our PotIr Potts S 1. 00 for every Idea used. Sand them to her. this newspaper. __________ 21 enclosure Still looks like new MRS. S.B. 0- 116: Blue Ribbon Quilts. 0-111' Grand- mother's Flower Quilts. SEND S1.00 FOR EACH BOOK, INCLUDES POSTAGE 4ND HANDUNG. LIKE THOSE - •• I - - . - ' rr,-rooi Quilts on Parade. Q- I 1 13Y Dave Cmieraisse . - — the Quilter's Library. Three lovely books, each containing directions and pattern pieces for 16 quilt. towel on the rack Inside. After each ____ __ in water spots and soap scum when showering I hung a small hand ________ STUCK MS IN SURE AM GLAD... / BUT GL I AIMPA PL ACE LIKE ALL DAY I'D BE A LITTLE TICKED OFF ABOUT . H -• DEAR POLLY With todays high prices many of us must cut cvcry corner we can I needed a larger size colander, so I made holes plastic cream Container with hot icepick It works perfectly and cost exactly nothing MRS I H.0 ago we installed a new glass tub enclosure To avoid a build-up of % ., spray the ends with furniture polish. They are great for this GUZ _ YEAH, HEFINALLY __...HEAIN'T __ WELL,I GUESS IF ASLEEP? DOZED OFFr AN/ I ONE r. \ANJIPEA! cS-•.•,1 Quilts ._--- L '4 Q 11;7 DEAR POLLY ALLEY 003p WONrERVH ( - - ______________ _______________________________________________________ I _ . .; very hard to get into tiny Cracks I _IS SOLVE OUR SUPPLY PROBLEM THERE 1 I OHI THAT Y' ___ - DEAR POLLY The plastic cover from a one -pound coffee can will fit snugly over the top of a quart can of motor oil or transmission fluid. This keeps the dirt out of a partially used can and prevents spilling, J L_B G=Q OIL Crooks L - IOI'2.241 2 _ by TO INT 5WlTCHPLAT - NANPLC I . _______________________________________________________________ CAPTAIN EASY Quo - oon A p j 71 - while a belt to go with nearly every pair of pants ho owns. They were all over his closet, The belt hangers they sell do not seem to do the trick so I made one, I screwed 10 roundhead wood Screws, evenly spaced, along the top part of the frame of a heavy wood coat hanger the hanger was then painted so t is easily spotted. Each bolt is hung by Is buckle to a screw and the others hang over ANITA AS I 8278 88 '' ) - 1 i4 JUST THE GUARD WHO TE 9REAKf N (DiScovER AT 1 g' TERGA T5, T-1ATS ALL I . !I _ DEAR POLLY — When remove lighting fixtures and swltchplate walls are being painted or pa pored. I put the screws right back Wh*n the job Is finished there are no lost or misplaced screws — MYRTLE. SCREWS PUT BACK WHEN Rci*MMG - :-- WE PLANNING ON AY- HOLD OUT AS I NG AROUND H E LONG AWHILE! CAN, By —-GADFRY! - '-_ __ 0 A GeV WELL, 1 50PPOE IT '/MOLIzE5 \ - - Qv INTELLECTUAL ENERGY BRAINPOWER"f.,E, I WOiJPER HOW A ILLUMI?JATI THE OUR ACE IN AI CLlCKl\ NO ON IN WAY OEVIG$fJt' ONE MAPSJHLJP.JTER. THERE / , THTHp 1/ BRI6HTNEW I STR ) 'J - ___ .1KNEW I COULD oop ___ ._ -S , = NOBODY EVER 1OLD ME THEY __ ) ___ HI PLANT AH,GOOD 1THEY'R FINALLY __ — PLANT- PROTECT 10P4J BOOBY 1RAP Jq I O'r'—' ..- -'__ .,,,. • ' .19 $ zqxqy WONDER NT ANY WNE MAY O,VUcou1 1 A bY Dick 2 IVEt >\ EB and FLO Rogers LyOWN5 IIE ART OF WE') _ 3 - ro FgRRI5 WHEEL. __ OVER 300F1. 5 1+ ACROSS 00 ~OU P(Now -rHA-r -rmgRg HREW9 ARE AMON T149 fIN10r MAMMALS t WORKING!) WRIT 111 r jii ~717 LF ,: I WORKGHOP WAG "Up A GT OF THE THINGS I'LL NEEP TO MAKE COCXTI~ I L_ I CA1NET rO WORK I N IT Lu Twiss \. / ME ALWAyS AM 01 000M ( ARE SLAN04 THAT ARI! IN 106 CORNER VUR 6yi OVE TIMC-IN A6KS; WEOWr r "_ THOUGHT 7HE IPEA HAP 40 cARro, COLORS UT lit I F I'M WRONG, \ \< f CORRECT ME 1 By Paul Sellers 1i Ul WA _n~ATIE i 5-' , MU 1-45AUrHY. WHEN YOU Fgol,., wEEPY LET ME SEE IT ,,Cc''y 0000 ONE jVj" — /IV " . $011111 Wilk. Wedd Almosse Joe YHOY SPIL.L. OUT OF Yom too Ek KjxW Jw 1% 5A.C4'O: *C - -- ---- - - -- - - - 5-""---- S • - • - -- - r-- - - ' •- - - - -. -. - — - -- DMAO , , '.- Ift = #Aaper) PO.Dox1335(5UNDV)1 SIMII Creiz, Calif. 95061 J vu.t.s, cj. L '-- - (Co 0 tN,$ I - 4 11) i I._ - -- -- - - - - - -- - - - - - •-- — - - - • - ______ = �-- - - - - - _____ - _____ --- __________________________ r-- irr 9 Mt - ______________ ,- ----- - - - ________ - - - - - - ___ _______ I HOAMT - I 1 ", , ; - ,_. "' J I;~' * ,,, -I-I . AR 1 IFZF::. i_-7,Wt4, _____-___ ------I - = - . __.A pfwz!_ ______ ..If ._ . - -. 1M ~_ - ___ - __ ,= =__ . - - -_1 _- __ . -_4 _1 ,-_ i_ ._f.kl:~'?\ VV RIBS - , - 1/ - /I/fIf, /f(// 11;6" - ,, 1 r I'll 14 q / . -t' 7 ._ I w - I ( 'L t' • - 1 - - ) 1. i I I 9 Irr __________________________________________ _iaolr ___ I _______________ '\ - ___ - \ - 4 -1, = - - - -- - / - The FBI said Sunday night it would charge Hearst woman who pumped automatic rifle fire into a sporting goods store on Thursday, the incident that triggered the army Miss - I 0 MeRR RR;tjt 11 0 ~_ - % . " - . , , -,, 1i(r - -- DID 7U ( AWOTHER ON = (I , t o TNOS5 , 4'. - - / - - - ___ - DAYS, - - I __'i \., - . - - , - 'r X,. , Ir ._ I . - . _- I I `_ .16 , - -1 " - , -_ - - I ; - L ;;__?y , I__1~r - __ ~_( - - _~ I __ "__ : 4 ;H - _1 Ow - - f . ___ I I / - - - e 1 . I ( I - r - 4110 0 I-A >00' .!_ ;i - - ---.7.- sidered armed and dangerous and may be sus' two black men sought early today, police did not ling concealed under her coat. Miss Hearst has _,, - ' D ____ I 'k il I _~ . _ WOULD S 1f 'u PVlDE - - L 4!-; - I!, . - _: I-_ - L I ., --. .- TT 1 1 9.%".w ,PAYABLE N W. 01. N3.' I __ 30 OYS' I L' I 0 - f 1 _. ", . I __ il .-:..~,, . 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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 - _________________________________ - � 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 19, 1974 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 19, 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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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 15-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 13, 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/88390ae6cad1b277a249df93fdb28c03.pdf 1e2678e6c3f252f3e37e149e03833b7d PDF Text Text L - - 6B—The Sanford Herald Area Monday, April 22, 1974 Council Agendas no 252—Mayor & to sign (emetery teietis Rolution no. 253—Pitney. Bowes Contract. no. 370— Joptlng ReaoluUon C asselberry CASSELBERRY— Monday$ at 7:30 p.m. in the city hail. Davco of Orlando, Camelot Unit 3, SMD request re Cooper In Code, Schedule of Fees. Rome, Adoption Ordinance Report from City Attorney 270, AdoptIon Oedl 27 Report frnm 1ayor WORK SESSION: Site Plan Review, Mark I!, Allstate Building; City County Approval 31 Minutes of of funds for typewriter; City scheduled for swimming pool 19, February 26, March 5, and otc District to CN Restricted Neighborhood Commercial, property on SR 434, west of 1-4, near Forest ('itv on Palm School Board April 24 at Lyman High at Center). 7:30 p.m. Pledge of Allegiance. (Cont'd) Rezone from RC-1 William P. Layer— Report on Agriculture to PUD, property Addition, Lake Howell Athletic Longwood-Mar)th.am Road and Loan Second Reading, West of 1-4 (The Greater lln Msoclation of ConscUon Corporations). Learning Disabilities - Mrs. Consideration of Resolution Ring, Drug Abuse Grant, and toestabllshWrenwood Heights, Vocational-Technical Program Unit2,StreetUghting District. Lyman. Reports: County Planner, Old Business and New Zoning Administrator, Building Business. Official, Pollution Control Items for Action— Per- Officer, Utility Control, Chief ot iotIceI FICTITIOUS NAME FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE OF PROCEEDINGS FOR tITHE CIRCUIT COURT O THE INVITATION TO RID Notice Is hereby given that I am JUDICIAL CIN. the? we. IIOHTIUNTH given h5Iby THE VACATING, ABANDONING, NOTICE Is Seminole Mmor$iI Hoipital of DISCONTINUING AND CLOSING CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR a,,engegedlnbuslneuatfllOState engaged In business at $arfcar VUeS bids for the replacement 1974thIUfldt1IQflIdW1hI51II0' SEMINOLE COUNTY anor Seminole County, Airport btdg. 12 SanfOftd, Seminole" FI dit the tiiI Ford Galaxie i dr. Id No bate fIathins of roofing sysiem. OF RIGHTS-OF.WAY PROlATE DIVISION FIora under the flctItIo name of County, by ep TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Site may be Inspeed for rpait, towing d AUDREY'S INTERIORS. and that name of CIII ENTERPRISE, .n 3N63X121792 YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE PRORATE NO. 711$ CF ft,a$ I intend to register laid name storeOe charges. LICense No 7W pointrnent. All bids shall be mailed w,int,ndtoreglstersa1dnimetvI County In re: Estate of Board of the to: Mr. Robert 1. Bitterer, Mm., NOTICE that deceased. S.minole County. FlorIda In ac s.minolC Count?.?, Florida in ac. O'Clock P.M. on i Body Shop East First Street, Sanford, Fia. Florida, at Seven Name Statutes, Towt, the Co,nty Commitsioners Meeting To All CredItors and All Pei504%s Fictitious Name Statutes. TO-Wit: Fictitious Fern PCrk. FIa the 10th day of May, StcflonsS09 Fiorid. Statu?e% 1951 1957. Room at the County Courthouse In HavingCiaimsorD,mandSA9llf1t $ectiont&509 Florida Statutes Publish: April 72, 2). 74, 1974 Charles B. Cross Pubhlth: April 17, 19, 27. 1974 5 Said Estate: 5: ConnIe SmIth Slnford,FIo,lda,willhoida Hearing DEA-177 publith: April 15,22, 29, Maya. 1974 DEA 94 You are herby notified and Janet Grethir eihor to consider and determine pEAS! 1971 any claims and present to required publIsh: April 15,22,29, Mayö, or not the County will vacate, ___________________ CITY OF abandon. dl:continue, clOse, demands which you may have DEA.77 — FICTITIOUSNAME ALTAMONTISPRINOS, ALTAMONTESPRINOS, renounce and disclaim any right of againSt he estate of MALCOLM FLORIDA FLORIDA Notkl is herebY gIven that the enggd In bustneu at 750 E Hwy TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: the following rlghtsofway running of Seminole County, Florida. to the OF CONSIDER ADOPTION property, to-wit: Clerk of the Circuit Court, and file City of CasselbefrY of Seminole 4,6. Altamonte SprIngs 37;oi, h' NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by through described PROPOSED ORDINANCE up to IX p.M. Monday, April fictltio5 name of SEMINOLE 1.-i Heights. Unit .rovied in Section 73),I6. Florida bids City of Altamonte Sf,rings, FlorIda, Culpepper fly 8011 LLOYD City Editor . - - the Circuit Court. Siminoic Ccun?y, Fencegrantlnga varlancefor thefoilowing Records of SemInole County, County, Florida, within four be obtained Florida in accordance with lhe Specifications may the FiCtitious Name described property FloridtsaidpointiyingofltheSOuth calendar months from the time of SkIff Ave.; the first publication hereof, or the from theCityMaflagef. Cassetberry provisiotfl of LOts 15 and 19, 81k 3. Saniando, right of way line of CatteIbirrY, Florida. The statutes. To-Wit: Section sos o, CItY Hall. The Suburb Beautiful, Piat Book 3. thence N 01 degree-s 19 46" W, 50.00 same will be barred. right to acct or Florida Statutis 1. the 25th City reserves Filed at Sanford Florida, this PageOl, pubIc Records of Seminole feet aio the West iineof Skiff Ave. 5; Cnris Partridge relect any or all bIds. '' County. Florida. alto being the Wet? line of aio day ot Mrc', 1974. PublIsh: April I. 5, 15, 72, 1974 p.,blc hearing'to consider -tmi-nt of Ordinance No. 29674 ___ Districts no. 1,2,3,4,5. I t Concert Presented At Lakevievv The Lakeview Middle School Cn presented a concert collection system, pumping 1urs.da' following the Parentstation, paving & drainage Teachers Association meeting. facilities. Under the direction of Mist Junette Rastom, the 80member chorus sang patriotic 'W1Y w n, religious and popular music, Student condictor Is Brian Dorian. Students Receive Avvards Harry Hug CitY Manager Publish: April 15 ard 22, 1974 5: MaurIce Vaughn Altman Adminstrator James . Hopps, Esqub, THE REQUEST FOR VARIANCE Wrenwood Heights. Unit Two to the asks waiver of Section 6. "R2"F Southwest corner of Lot 731 of said 2roviding a minium loT requirement Wrenwooct Heights, Unit Two; conttruction of a triplex on a 14,000 feet to the point of curvature of a 112.1 Wttt FaIrbinks Ave., TATION OF PRELIMINARY square foot lot. curcecorn.ave Northwest. having. Ninter Park, Fla. PLANS AND FINAL PLANS FOR of 75.00 feet and a central Publish: April 13, 22, 1974 THE PUBLIC HEARING will be radius SUBDIVIDING AD RESUB14&l of Altarnonte angle of 90 degrees 00' 00", thence DEAlS DIVIDING LANDS AND SUB- held in the City Sprinos, Florida. on Monday, M&y6, Northeasterly 3977 fe-el along the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE MITTAL TO TIlE CITY COUNCIL as soon arc of sni curve to the por.t ot EIGI4TE E HTH JUDICIAL dR. To 1974, at 5 - 30 P At)vI or - c Russell Crumley and Emanuel Pfelfauf of WESH Channel 2. NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE NOTICE ISHEREBYGIVENII%a$ by virtue of that cer1n Writ' Execution issued out of and under 'hi eaI of te County Court of SEMINOLE COUPTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISIUN No. 4234 In re: the Estate of ______ FINAL NOTICE fh Notice is t'rrrby Q Honorable Circuit Judge Of Seminole County. Florida, her finil l Sun Bank of Pine Huts, NA. Executrix of the Estate of MATTIE THIS NOTICE i to be published of a curve concave Southwest, Estate of end a RICHARD L. ROSE ike DICK Plaintiff, vs. Robert A. Greenberg CHILDS, deceased, and will on tte by posting one (1) copy on the having a radius of 2500 feet final settlement of her Deceased. wtich ataresaid Writ of Execution plication for posting in three (3) public places thence Northwesterly 39.27 feet AND STANDARD; FOR IM delivered tomcat Sheriff of .dmnistration of said estate, and was NOTICETOCREDITORS within the City of Altamonte along the arc of said curve to the fl SUB. PROVEMENTS County, Fiorlda, and I for anorderdischar1ngheraswcpi Springs,Flcrida.alIeastfifteei(1S) point of tangency; thence S 31 TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Seminole DIVISIONS. IP4CL )ING CON. lsng Executrix, have levied upon the days prior t) the time of public degreet 10' 14" W, 57.00 tod to the CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST described TROL OF CONS' 'UCT1ON av Robert by DATE~ this The 20th day o pcop.rtyowned SAID ESTATE: 3rmfl9 point of beginning TESTS; i4D INSPECT ION are hereby A. Greenberg and Linda A. March, 1974. You and each of you DATED THIS 16th DAY OF Containing 0134716 acres. REQUIPING 45SURANCE OF S:Mary Sim*on Greenberg. said properly being PERSONS INTERESTED MAY notified and required to file any locat.dlnSeminoieCountv,FlorIda, TISFA',Y COMPLETION APRIL, 1974 AD. as Executrix which you, APPEAR AND BE HEARDAT THE claims and demands CIFFICIAL SEAL) ANt.' MAINTNANC OF SUB of the Estaleof TIME AND PLACE ABOVE eltherofyclhmayhavel'gaiflst said more particularly described as Roxanne Hasty, DIVISION IMPROVEMENTS BY MATTIE CH1LDS. estateintheofficeoftheCleeIiof the boul0*t Secretary SPECIFIED. BONDS, ESCROW OF FUNDS OR One (I) 1971 Ford Mustang, Lic Deceased Circuit Court uf the Eighteenth Board of Zoning Appeals (SEAL) OTHER METHODS; RESTR1C15. 72. 1971 Judicial CircuIt, Seminole County, No. 7.567?e. Serial No. 1T01L154390 Publish: AsxII 1. 5. Al?amorvt Springs, Florida County Board of ISSUANCE OF TION o and the undersgned as Sheriff of DEAl '?h Florida, ProOate Division. CommIssioners PubIiih April 72. 1971 BUILDING AND ELECTRICAL - i -; 1jrra1?i F 66th Year, No. 209 diranc, by the City 01 Sanford. Fashion Shovs At Lyman High The Lyman High School Home Economics Department will present a fashion show at Student Association the year to be held Tuesday at 73fl p.m. in the school .jud;uiriujn The students will made! their Own u'eaticms and VIill SCEVC refreshments which they have OtIicers tnt the coining year will be elecLd and installed by PThA sit 1.1w iTn.eetlllg. -'; '' e t .'- b '. i5 '* ORDINANCE NO. 1721 AN ORDIP1ANC OF THE CiTY FLORIDA, SANFORD, OF AMEPIDING SECTION 21.1 OF THE SANFORD CITY CODE PERTAINUIIG TO SCHEDULE OF MAXIMUM FARES FOR THE TAXICABS OPERATION OF wlTuit-f THE CITY. SAID O- Tape 5 FOR Transit Management of Florida. AND OPERATING LINES OF boundary of said NE '.; thence ifld thingS 5*1 forth and alleged In 5: Elmer C. SmIth A CoPY shall b available at IhC of'ir' of the (II riert for all Per tons drsirrg to 1*nine the tam. . -.-.--. ' ---- '- ' r - - lIower.r, interviews with WASHINGTON APt — The Supreme Court today declined, The unsigned majority opinion indicated the issue will be rule on (hi' t-on.stitutionality of giving preferred treatment to racial minorities in com pensation for past crimination. later date. The state supreme court had approved the admissions pol. icies of (he law school. _______ _____ _____ L I L1.J • - L.. I'k-:: - . . I; . it r g e r The official responded "no" 1 unsigned Opinion that the case is moot. The case involves a white student, Marcus DeI#unis, who was initially denied admission to the law school while a num. be' of minority students gained admission although not scoring as weil on admissions tests and the like. DeF'unis, who was admitted to the law scbaol under judicial order, is about to graduate. "Icause the petitioner will .; — indic.tion.s are made no decision on precisely how to proceed. He pledged that the President would make "a comprehensive staten 't,o cornprubuaslvexe sponse" (a a house Judiciary Committee subpoena for 42 tapes which carries a Thursday --------------deadline. - ttit' ?' . ' _______________ -. - '1 • ----- . ___ - ___________ ___________ _____ _________ ____________ I ______________ -. ! - '.'_.,d, I .,-, _-• ....I . ___ ...... ' —. - __________________________ _____ -1— NEW 3-YEAR TAGS RECEIVED EARLY SHIPMENT of 1975 tags which go on sale July 1 is delivered by truck driver Broward Akridge of the Department of Industry to Sally LIpsey, chief deputy county tax collector and Anne Scheuring of the tax collector's office. The office received 49,025 and the branch office in Casselberry, 53,000. Decals, which will cost the same as the tag, will be issued in 1976 and '77. Tags will cost 25 cents more than last year and the plates will be transferable by owner to another vehicle of same weight classification. three ir.onths of 1974. per cent of the firm's net and months totaled $9.95 billion, ventories. These inventories In. retroactive to Jan. 1 and would Exxon said that in the quarter were 15 per cent less profitable compared with $6.24 billion for creased In value as the price of affect only freign t.irnins, that ended March 31 it made than a year ago. the same period in 1973. On a replacing them rose as well. Jamieson said $708 million, 3ts per cent above Tesaco said its grass sales to- per share basis, the company Jarnieson said the inver4tory the $508 million reported in the Uiled $4.92 billion as against said it earned $3.15 a share pro!its uere "not expected to Asked how much taxes had same period last year. The $2.49 billion in the first three versus $2.27 a share, been deducted from the gross recur." company noted, however, that earnings, an Er.xon spokesman the latest gain was down 10.4 said, "We haven't busted tha; percent from the last quarter of Gut yet. A - It) JOhn t. Spolcki .1 !.I .-,..'. 4p c LO ,. L " (mn ,, ! ;. tidaL "It's gone from nine tapes to 19 tapes to 42 tapes, an(1 now, even before we answer, ..a 1 they ... want more." Oil Firms ' This official, who often mire U.S. Profits Soaring rors Nixon's views, spoke heatedly of "the numbers NEW YORK (APt — The na- more than 75 per cent above the months of 1973. Earnings equalCommenting on the firm's The Exxon chairman also -1 game" he said being tion's two biggest oil corn- year-earlier period, led $2.17 a share, up from 97 performance, Exxon Chairman said earnings had been reduced '( played by investigators and panics, Exxon and Texaco, anMaurice Granville, Texaco cents a share last year. J.K. Jamieson cited an $80 mU- based on the estimated afieil of contended it was an effort to nounced today substantally chairman, said domestic operlion profit resulting from the a tax bill now before the U.S. ____________ I ''1'I . .. .1/ . constitutional expanding requests while pro- issues tendered by the parties," viding the "comprehensive re- said the unsigned court opinion. sponse" to the House subpoena. JuseS Witliam J. Brennan 'We don't want to move to a Jr., Thurgecd Marshall, Byron pointof confrontation.. . ever satisfy H. White and William 0. question is, (10 )OU Douglas dissented. th',r riirincitv cid nn,' -. •—.•J. - . Judiciary Committee debating was to counter the substantive ,]'lIit[ 'tI 1 T.-- V that Nixon But it is known that Nixon and litigation, we conclude that the __________ : .1.'- - . .':I 'I ;% (1. to blunt what a ranking White closed that high-level unhappi. considering firing Jaworski. at the end of the term for which house official calls "escalating ness is growing with each new It Is unclear how the high.lev- he is now registered regardless requests on all fronts" for more subpoena or request for White ci unhappiness might be (tansof any decision this court might tapes of presidential conrersa- PRESII)EN1 NIXUN .,.No decision Tonight at 7 . . groundbreaking ceremonies at formally requested more tapes . Exxons earnings are also wfl to th' publur ,jnj cr' ;ill peachment inquiry. i blight for the evening - . Vatc'rgate prosecutor Leon Ja- Momco. owner of the Florida tapes and documents. (b) To consider also th, question hothall l.eague, and All.Pro "we were misled by Jaworski" TPIERECN AND THEREUNDER. Publish: April 13,22. 29, MayO, 1974 boundary of said NE 'I,., thence of having a defautt iudgmint en- General Office 2 District to said WORK SUBJECT TO THE DEA-10 South 51 degrees 59' 26" Wett S.1$ tered against you property as that clesslfic.ahion is SUPERVISION 0F THE CITY; months preceding the prosecutor's recent subpoena for 64 ('hicago Bears. ____ feetalongWestlineparailelwiththe This Is a wit to foreclose those deicribed in the zoning ordinances by Robert 0. lorah, Resident to q-xamine same. Manager, Orange-SømiftoIeOsCeOla ALL INTERESTED PARTIES Transportation AuthorIty I, 11$ are Invited to attend and be heard. West Central Bouteiard, Orlando. THIS NOTICE SHALL be posted Ftrda p501 until 1000 am • n THE SANFORD HERALD. Wednesday. May 27. 1911 for the iww%papef of ganerah circulation Ifl said City, one (I) time at least 15 following: Insurance for the Orange days prior to the tIme of the public Trantportatlon hearing 5.minoleOsceola Authority. SpecIfications can DATED thIs 15th day of Aptii, obtained from Robt 0. LoraPm. A 0. 1971 flesidenfMafuager, 11SWr%t Central 5- Kay Satsmaru fl- ;! .ird. Crarfl'. F ic-i' -di 3I1 C ?y (fr'rk PP-.one (333) III U City of Lake Mary. insurance to be written fof b Florida peri be-gmnnng June 1. W71, 12,01 THOMAS G. FREEMAN, E. am. po. sos sas No bid or propt*ai may be with AItamonle Springs. Fl 33701 drawn for a period of thIrty (30) Attorney for City dips after the Scheduled time for PubliIh: April fl 1974 receipt of bids or proposals. DEA-123 The Transportation AuthorIty rnervesth,rlcht.asihtintereltsof FICTITIOUSNAME Notice I "isreby given that we art tPtq Authority my reqyre, It, PIr. . NJ I x o ri South 2degrees 21' 39" East 010 feet said Complaint will be taken as of dlgnating and assigning tri, A. WHITE, Pus wife, Defendants NOTICE OF ACTION TO: RICHARD A. WHITE and PAMELA A WHITE his wife Whose address and residence is unknown YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action to Foreclose Articles of Agreement on the following proerty in Seminole County, Forda • LAKE Lot 42, Hiock "Ii KATHRYN PARK 4th ADDITION, according tn the Flat thereof recorded In Plat Book IS, PagIs and U. Public R.cord0 of Seminole County, F IaI'idL Ms been filed agaInst you and YOU arere..ilrid to wve a COPY of YOut. wrIttendefenses, if any, to lion JON S. ROSENBERG. EM1., Of MARVIN C. NEWMAN I JOPI S. ROSEN BERG, Suite 1446, CNA Tow, UEA 110 Mt1ERED TAXICABS. ...Draw local guidelines COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LAKE Inbusinetsunder Ihefclitious name Seminole County. Florida, to-wit: WEAVER, against you In he above of way of Center Street to the OCA 171 5CHEDL'LE o iv w1sli1Nc;ToN (ftP) — Ir- at 115 West Central Boulevard, Publish' April 22. 29, May THOMAS WILLIAMS and LIZZIE QUIET TITLE SUIT 1,13, 1q71 upon receipt of proof of the Orlando, Florida 32501 until 10:00 DEA119 M.WILLIAM3,hlswfe,oreIttser'of TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN; NOTICIOFSUIT publication of this notice, the ticam.,, Wednesday. May 72. 1914 for ________________________ ___________________________ them; Wagner and Rachel L. Albert and DANIEL ROGERS arid NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by titiout name, to.wtt: "PUTT PUTT TO: the following: Tiw and MARY LEE ROGERS, his wife, Irid the Cdy Council of the City of GOLF COURSE" under which it is W09f9U', his wife; C. 0. Workmen's Compensation and OF LAKE MARY. CITY IMgaQed In businesS at 343 Highway Romey 0. Tew. his wife. if living and it either of them or both of them be Aitamoree Springs. Florida, that FLORIDA Employer's Liability Insurance In if dead their unknown dead, their respective unknown Said Clt- Councl will hold a public accordaiKe with and under the laws NOTICE OF PUtILIC HEARING TO 1797, Fern Park, Florida devisees, legalees, grar%tees. spouses, heirs, deviwel, legate-es, hearing: That the f the Stale of Florida fcc Trantit CONSIDER TP4E ADOPTION OF parties Interested in s.ad trustees, spouses, creditors, Ilinors. grantees, assignees, lienort, (a) To consider annexation of the busint enterprise are as follows: Margement of Florida, Inc., 115 AN ORDINANCE BY THE CITY successors: and the unknown heirs, creditors, trustees, or other following described property lying West Central Boulevard, Orlando, COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LAKE CLARENCE E. DANIELS. INC. legateet, creditors, DATED at Casselberry, Seminole deylsees. PleOs successors and all oTherclaimants or parites claiming by, and being In Seminole County. Florida 32501. SpecIfications can be MARY, FLORIDA through, under or against said Florida. to wit: Cnty, FlOfhM, this 10th day Of parties MAY CONCERN: claiming by, through obtained from Robert 0. Lorih. TO WHOM IT , undif H of Tract I,, as recorded in 1974. or against Albert Wagner or Rachel DAN I EL ROGER! and MARY LEE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by April. Resident Manager. 115 West Central or ROGERS, his wife, or either Of Plat Book 1. Page 45, of the Public Tew CLARENCE E. DANIELS, INC. L. Wagner, hiswite,or C. 0. the City of LAKE Council of Orlando, Florida 32501. the City Boulevard. By: Clarence E. Daniels Romey G. Tew, his wIfe, Defen. thitnt arid all parilet iving Of Records of Seminole County. MARY, FLORIDA. that said city Plon: OS 5.41-5210. claiming to have any right, tItle or Florida; and all of the rIgppt..oI.wa&. COuncil will P1014 a public hearing at Publish: ArII 72.29. M.ayl. 13, 1971 dents. Residences unknown, Insurance to be wrItten for SuIt lnteritt fr and to the properly of Center Street from the easterly YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a A-1fl 1971, DE period beginning June 1, 1914. 12:01 7:30 p.m. on Monday. May 13 to Quiet TitisPias been brought In the hereinafter deScrIbed. boundary In of the right-of-way of dirsancebytheCityofl.AKEMARY. stated herein. NOTICIOFINTINTTO Fiorldaagalnstyouafldeachcl YOU you,andeechofyou,irerigulrsdto the right-of-way of Raymond drawn for a period of thirty (30) follows: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that interest in or u.n upon the following detentes to the sworn C.ompiaI,t of Raymond Avenue from the All parties iri inttrtSt arid Citizens wlI tta,-e an nppottvnity to be Man •t said hearing. fly order of the City Comm'sSlOn Of th$ City of Sanford, Florida. N N. 'am.11. Jr. City (Itk 1914 .i - Subpoenas Jtiiui1 ___,__ a-.. waive any iOfOf,n.$lllifl in bid Of ISO. Lormgwood 37150. Seminole ttlelthdayof May, 1971,andfiletl4 propotalsrsctivtd andto*ard the Count y. Florida urder the fictitious original with the Clerk of thiS Court contract In the best ij'tierest Of the name of SPRING HAMMOCK *ifn*t bftwe Ssvice on Plaintiffs Oranoe Serninole-OlceoIe iran- PARK, ano that we Intend to at tortse'i or. immediately thereattcrftticn fulhcri!y re-'ter hid name with the Clerk of tiV Otherwise. a Oefoutt will b't oainst you for tne reIi*1 I the 0tane Srn'noIe the Circuit Court Seminole County. entered B o dci demanded i'm Ihe Complaint. Osceo4I Transportation Avthority. Florida In accordarKo with the WITNESSmyhasdaMPh.l.alof Orlando. ordO provisions of ttut Fictitious Mame this Court on April 3rd. 1914. 5: Ben Senharn P. Statutes, ToWit: Section iSeat) Chairman Florida Statutes 1957 Arthur H. 8.ci'with, 31'. ORANGE-SEMiNOLE 5: Marilyn Fei'guI.Qf% As Clerk of 'he Court I P A H S. Fred . Ward 03CE0LA By; Martha I. Vihuen POP TATION AUTHORITY Gsrfrude A. Ward Depu'y Clerk Diit P.hiithMv 4. II. 1974 Anrii -............. i l St - Ar.ril --- )5 - 1914 -- .. ..Afrii ............................"r'" RATE Price 10 Cents •' J,. TO THE CITY. ESTABLISHING PublIsh: April 22,25.1911 FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, presented by DCI' coordinator students are introduced to the DEAI72 A SAFE HARMlESS RESPON. FLORIDA Vernon Rice. -. SIBILITY; SEVERABILITY end CIVIL ACTION NO. :4.s3.F vocal music department at ORAPIGESEMINOLE-OSCEOLA SSELBERRY GARDENS, INC., EFFECTIVE DATE. Receiving awards were Lakeview TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY Of sad ordinance shall be A FlorIda corporallon. A copy Prince MdClnney III, and Carol Plaintiff ORLANDO, FLORIDA available at the offIce of the City Green, scholastic achievement; -Y2' a INVITATIONTOSID City of LAKE MARY, Clerk of the consider the sdopf ion of an or SEA has passed the bill and it is now level—both principals and "Sunshine Law." .. CIRCUIT CIVIL NO. 14176 midlately ttlOfSafter; otherwise a That the parties I1terested in said Division. the City Ccuncil. Court on or before May 21st, 1914, DIVISION P dafautt may be entered against you Maneglog are as follows: KAVANAU. as JOSEPH A COpY of the proposed ordinance otheewili a defautt arid ultimate bJsirtest enteflwis. fit the relief demanded in the Real Estate 0. C. WEAVER. i au RIchard 0. Baldwin. Jr. Trustee for Kava.Is Potted at the Citi? Hall, Autamonts Iud2ment will be entered agent Plaintif,, Daniel C. Mctlamara Trust, SprIng, Florida, and copies are on you for ttii relief demanded in the WiTNESlmylsandandtpteseatol PI$ntlfl, v. Dated at Altamonte Springs, file wIth the Clert of the city and PetDIon. . THOMAS WILLIAMS. El UX, El me Court at Sanford, Seminole April, sme may be Inspected by the WITNESS my hand arid official Seminole County, Florida. 17 ALBERT WAGNER and RACHEL AL. County, Florida, this 11th dvy of 1971. public. sealofsaldCourlonthislathdayof 13, 1914 L. WAGNER. his wife; C. 0. TEW. Defendants. April, 1971. PublIsh: AprIl 72, 29, Miy 6. ______________________ and ROMEY CL Tew his wIfe. I' DATED thIs 17th day f Api'0, Apr.t, A.D. 1971. NOTICE OF SUIT (Seal) OEA130 AD. 1971. living and If dead their unknown IP4TP4ENAME OF THE STATE OF Arthur H. BicKwlth. Jr.. PhylliS Jordahl i.. ......4 -_-----------v•w,.. u'ww, v'"' PLUIUA rjnur n. rw,r --- ------------------------------------èis' Clerx Cl'IditOf'S iliflOil. TO: THOMAS WILLIAMS and Clerk of the Circuit Court By. Linda M. Harris NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS of the City of succeuOrs; and the unknown heIrs. LIZZIE M. WILLIAMS. his wife, and Sem;note County, Florida Deputy Clerk NAME STATUTE Altamonte Sprin, Florida devisees, legatees. creditors, if either of them or both of them b By: Cecelia V. Ekern Publish: AprIl 13, 22. 79. May 6, l97 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Iienors successors and all other dead. theIr respective unknown OEAI2 Publish: April22. 1971 D-ePVV Clerk Notice Is that the hreby given FA 17$ ___________________________ parties claiming by, through, under STENSTROM. DAVIS — heirs, devisees. legatees, ________________________ ________________________ undersigned, pursuant to the or against ALBERT WAGNER or ANiT MAP4AGIMENT OF I MCINTOSH Tract H wife. or grantee;, assignees, ilenors, "Fictitious Name Statute." Chapter RACHEL L. WAGNER. his FLORIDA, INC. Post office Box 1330 creditors, trustees, or other CITYOPALTAMONTESPR1NOS, 563.09, FlorIda register Statute, will c. o. TEWor ROMY o. TEW, hIS INVITATION TO RID Sanford, FlorIda 32111 claimants or parties claiming by, FLORIDA wlttittteClertofuwCircultCourt,in wife, TRANSIT MANAGEMENT Or SANFOPO. FLOflDA Notice Is hereby given that Pu'1ic Hearing will be held at the Commission Room in the City Hall in trieCityof Sanford. Florida. af 7:00 o'clock P.M on May 13, 1971, to negotiations. 11e ruling ma case involving a prefereice for minority students at the University of Washington Law School had been eagerl) awaited for its potentlal imoact on the future course of affirmative action programs to redress past discrimination. ' _____ ployers and awards to out- grade at Lakeview in the next NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION OF AU ORDINANCE BY THE CITY start V IN SUBIMPROVEMENTS Dlvi 510 N 5; s i' c i F v I fl G 5: RObert D. Lorah, Resident Manager -' Board Chairman 1)avie Sims responsibility to do what's fair 9. .' Elementary waive any informaiitie'I n bidS or MARY, FLO RI DA, FOR THE Court of Seminole County, Florida. thence run South $7 deQref1S9 " atinexed to this Notice not later than Florida; DATtothis2nddayofApfil,A.D. West 335 feet along a lIne 30 feet the 11th day of May, 1974, and this tOthecorperatellmttsofth,Cityof ERECTING. OF proposals received. andtoaward the PURPOSE Each year the chorus en 0 to start teachers and school ad. bstyeartodrawthegudielines, and the board, "It seems any sessions between school ______________ DEAT iument rendered in the aforesaid court on the 4th da of March, AD. interested partIes and citizens for West right of way Ilneof Tangerine FLORIDA and agaInst the proposed Variance Ave.; thence S 01 degree 19' 46" E, PROBATE DIVISION IN. NEEDED DITIONAL FORMATION AT THE TIME OF were presented to the em- trade students will enter sixth t)CT student. Chapter president Steve Kennedy served as master of ttfCUkIiiL fur the baUquel Other officers participating were Cheryl Polk, ctv'.plam; Melinda Hart. vice-president; Michael Tennon, photographer, and Darc'y Wilehar, treasurer. ('lOsed executive session representatives £I - terrsts of Trainih ManagemenT Of TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH Airport Boulevard, Sanford, Rane3O East, run South 2 degrees WEAVER. or said PlaintIff's at. inPlat Bookl,PeOeOS,olthe Public Ernployer-Employe Barçuet they will preseflt programs at Florida. Inc may require, to relect COMPANY TO USE THE PUBLIC Florida. int.nds to register th. said 21' 59" East 30 feet along the East Idyll wild e - or Seminc'le High School IX.'T the L.akeview Chorus will stag re-ctipt of bds or proposals Sanford. has called the executive for everyone and get a maintains a supreme court in the Senate Ways and Means county school office per. Session for reassessment of the professional negotiator," interpretation of the state Committee. sonnet." - Lab, annexation requests, and public hearings on conSpecial Sessicin of April 17, demnnatlons of sub-standard 1114, contInued at 7:00 p.m. structures, rezoning of four Remainder of Agenda as parcels and amending the follows: Report from City zoning ordinance on parking Attorney, Report from Mayor, orohibited In residential areas. -----Report from Councilmen: - 1 ____________ Bargaining said tie __________ ______ - Report from Councilmen: 12,3,4,5 Al Stokes annexation request Max Clark, Administrator YMCA, Altamonte Springs, Re: Reaeatona.1 Facilities GHR Ad.tes, Ine.—Re: Approving the water distribution system, sewage _______ Teacher today said he will propose the guidelines from the legislature is turning from a friendly to School board members have negotiate but when will it negotiator may be brought in tird start working out local or supreiiie court. adversary action and holds up acknowledged the high court negotiate. "ft's just around the "Frankly, I feel there is no one guidelines for collective the spectre of What Do Teachers Want? labor ruling but repeatedly have corner, even if there are no on the staff level we shoWd bargaining with teachers to negotiations." See Page 3A chosen to wait for bargaining legislative or court written use," he said. prevent pending court action, "I'll suggest we hire a The Seminole Education guidelines from the legislature guidelines," he said. School Board Atty. Douglas Culpepper said he will make professional negotiator to sit ' s s o c I a t 1 o n ( S F, A ), or supreme court. The high Sims said a personal survey Stenstrom said both the ...Callsclosedt.s'io IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE within four calendar months from 11:00 AM. on the 23rd day of By: Arthur H. Bckwlth, Jr. LOTS; AUTHORIZING VARIAN for sale and sail to EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. the time of the first publication of A.D. 1971. alter Clerk Director of Personnel. County Attorney, Ccrk, CES AND EXCEPTIONS BY THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND this notice. Each claim or demand tptehighestbklQ,r,lurc.sh,Wblect CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMiNOLE By: Marie W. Walker and all exi$tlng ems. at the COUNT1, FLORIDA. Instructional and Non- Administrative 4& jstant1 aivi CITY COUNCIL IN CASES OF COUNTY, SEMINOLE FOR must be In writing and filed in tO any Deputy Clert HARDSHIP OR INJUSTICE; Door of Itte Seminole CIVIL NO. 71-115.0 FLORI('A _____ Instructional Recommenda. Chairman. duplicate and state the place of Front (West) 1971 April 27, Publish; CONTROL OF THE SALE OF CIVIL ACTION NO. 74431.1 address o4 County Courthouse in Sanford, In Re: the PetItloc St post office residence and lions DEA-12$ Commissioners' DIstrict 2, 3 UNPLATTED LOTS; PROVIDING In re the Marrlane of: _______________________ the claImant and mutt be sworn to Florida, the above descrIbed e' ROBERT CARL DUNCAN. PENALTY FOR VIOLATION; LEROY LOCKEIT. Husband Bids—Roger Harris, Director 4,5 and 1. NOTICE OF SUIT by the claimant, his agent or at- SOflI properly. REPEALING ALL OROINANCES That said sale is being made to TO: RORER of Purchasing—Lyman High torney, or thesameipall void. NOTICEUNDIRFICTIT1OUS OR PARTS OFHERFWITH; ORDINP.UCESLINDA IN at Orlando. Florida, this satisfy the terms of said Writ COP4LICT MAY LOCKETT, Wife SPELL. SR. Dated NAME STATUTE Distributive Education, . ExecvtIon.SaldvehicIebeIngttored NOTICE OF SUIT fr4drns Unknown day of February. 1974. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: 22nd SEPARABILITY; AND CroomsHlghCustodialServlce, at Altamonte Garage In Altamonte You ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: , Peter E. Notièe is hereby given that the PROVIDING EFFECTIVE DATE. Springs, Florida. Further in. that the abovenamed Petitioner, LINDA MAY LOCKETT Sanford city cce Sanford Middle School Paving, Executor of said estate. As undersigned, pursui to the Said Ordinancewar pleced on firit formation avallebie from the Civil ROBERT CARL DUNCAN. has filed Avenue MiddIeton 51 will consider a Holiday inn reading on April 16. 1974, and the and Purchase Orders, ctitlous Name Statute-" Chapter E. .1. Gierath Division of the Seminole County Newark, New Jersey a petition for the •d,,pt ion of the Florida Statute, will register Attorney for Peter Rose, Pupils Personnel—Andrew request at their 7 pin. meeting City Council will consldev sanis for Sheriff's Department, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 56.3.09, minor children nameø in that Executor a with ftteClerk of the CIrcuit Court. in JOhn E. Polk, Bracken, Director of Adm. today for pennlsslon to remove final passage and adoption after the that LEROY LOCKETT hat filed Petition and lou are commanded to Public hearing, which will be held in Petition in the Circuit Court of and for Seminole County, Florida, 215 Sun Bank 51'iff Sences—Kindergarten Report deorated corcrete floaU Upon receipt of proof of the E. Orlando Bldg. of Atlarnonte Springs, Seminole the City Hall - County, Florida, for dtInIet. if any, on HARVEY publish: April 1,5. 15. 23, 1911 COUI.TER. Petitioner's attorney, to:wlt: Baldwin. Orlando, Florida 32103 name, DEAl 1971, at 6.30 Pm., or as _________ _____ Comn,.mlcable Diseases. First of the city-owned marina. The required to serve a copy of your ?liIous wtsoii addreSs is P.O. Box 3236. Blvd. P,ablith: April IS, 72. 1971 Semoran thereafter as possible. At the ____________ written defnsn. If arty. on NED N. McNarnara City, Florida, 3215). on or units ha'ie been under Foi'i'st Reading, and Expulsions, of STENSTROM. Funeral Home, Ltd. under EA-7a meeting intereSted parties may JULIAN. . COURT OF THE before the 10th aay of May. 1974. and W I%PIC' to engage in motel's care and CUStOdY. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND IN THE CIRCUIT with respect appear and be heard to DAVIS 1 McINTOSH. Attorneys for CUlT IN AND FOR SIMINOLD COurt either before service on and file the 0th, in the City of Attamonte FLORIDA requestbySherlff John Polk for heating maybecofltiflUed from time Sanford, Florida. 32171, P.M. - I _ 4 -• ______ _______ Backs Lot 2)7. Wrenwood PiOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by Sanford 4, Notce ot1ce egaI Notice titItd: AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF ALTAMONTE SPR INGS, il); Public heg date FLORIDA, DEFINING SUBlake Kathryn assessments; Midway Drainage Study.p.m.— DIVISIONS AND OT;IER PERPublic Hearings- 7:00 TINENT TE,MS; REQUIRING Public hearing date for anTHE REGULATING AND nexati3ns; Public hearing date tCont'd) Rezone from A4 alleyway on Sunnytown. - r NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE May 10, Phase take nolite that swimming pools; Public March26, 1974. Reports: Road Superinhearing date on duplication of hcuse numbers (2112 Cree tendent and County Engineer. ConsiraUon of Funng Re: - - • ________________________________________________________ • . - DEA114 LEA 14 (tstoapolntonthe asterlyRlghtof desal constituting a lien upon Fiorlda,towtl;Ordln.nceNo.77573 Way line of Stale Road 434, which real property therein deicribd and as amended and supplemented point is the point of beginning; situate and located In Seminole The present zoning ciasslfica!lon thencerun North 23 degrees 53' 24" 141W U' IWIU properly ii w IAA right of way line a West aiong said certificates, the amount due that Residential. slngie family, aS distance of 190 feet thence NorTh $7 degre,s,$7'24'Eattadlstanc.Of 190 thtfeilnder.afldthuiandsdetcribed classification Is described in the ' ' Seminole County, Florida The public hearing will be held in the City Hall. AItamo.e Springs. Florida, on the 73rd day of April. 1974. l 6:30 pin., or as so-oo NorthSOfa'elofttwSouthl2l.2feesof the Ealt 200 feet of the Plorhheast the Sm.nhwett '.. Sea' , Townihip 21 S'uttu, Range 35 East, Seminole County, Florida. Said suits are pending in Pie CircuIt Court in and for SemlnuIe County, Florida, ard are styled "G. C. Weaver, Plaintiff, V. Thomas Williams. ci ux, it al Defendants," The Sanford Herald Is hereby desIgnated as tie newspaper In WITNESS my hand and seal of which NotIce Of Suit is be;ng this Court at Sanford, Seminole Council. Thit Potice shall be posted at thi City PIaiI within the City of Attamonte Spinqi, Florida, and ihre (3) Other piacei within the (sty. and published in the Sanford 4efaId, a newspaper of general Circulation In the City of Aitamonte' beginnIng. and you are requited hereby to file your answer or other writien defense personally, or by you.' torney, with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Eighteenth Judicial Circuit, SemInole County. Florida, at the Courthouse in Sanford, Florida, arid to serve a cope thereof upon the Plaintiff's attorney. v.tiosi name is W S"t Gtrr!5c', of too tim Marshall, Bergstrom, Rush, Robison and Chapin, 55 East Livingston Street, Post Office Box 3)40, Orlando, Florida. 37502. not later thin the 7th day of May, 1971, thirein setting up the estate, right, title, intert, In or lien upon the above deScribed proprt' cialmd by you amid should you fail to do so, defautt will be entered agaInst you. - - -, ' April, 1971. Seafl Arthur H. Beckwlth. Jr., Clerk Clrcu Court, SemInole Co., Sanfcrd, Fia. By Linda M. Harris Dput'ir Clerk W. Scott Gabri,lson Push, Macshall, aer9strom RobilOn and ChaPIII ss East Livinjston Street Post Office Box 3144 Othlr.do, Fiocida 37503 4i I ,L •i ". " ' " ,. D*A37 . with an excuse for not per. nutting l,ee Elder, the first prestigious... event - I don't And in baseball - quite understand all of the ruckussurrouroluii;Uit'm't'd for Hank Aaron to smack that historic hornerun in Atlanta. Sure the Braves' fans nuide 1 all kindsof squeals wanting The 11 hhirnitier to "(10 It" right there uii \ltanta Stadiumii, ai;l they did have a Standing ltoo'n Only - - - - therufterassible,,twp.ichtime interested parties for and againhl the Proposed annexation and toning will be heard. Said hearings may be continued from time to time until final action is taken by the City situation - Hearing DATED this 13th day of March. AD. 1-971. Seminoi, County, Fig.' C. By: Linda M. Harris $-PhyiIi$ JorJahI Deputy Clerk City Clerk City of Attc-'.onte WARE, OSBORNE I HAMIt.,Tt,'f, -, , II ' - : OPAN Springs, Florida 'OIIith Mr 25 5. Apr I, a, 1-S. fl '' • PU f But tell me, what happened two nights later when only 6,500 fans showed up for a Braves' game' Reminds iiie of that Little town to the south of us supported hometown 'hamplons — f('riner their football CFL Panthers. -- ' Clerk of the Circuit Court, IS Fifth 3treef SotAtt Petersburg, Firid, ?OI PubIith' April 15, fl , Maya, 1n * Springs and Seminole County. Florida,onceawe$fora, least lovi 4) 00flWCutly wi*s prior to the doteof the f'ublic Hearing; the date OlttuetIrstpubucatlontomedateof cOfls*cutive weoks. Inclusive, Shall not be lest thfl WITNESSm" hand arid thC5HIf twenty eight (21) days ddit, the 5114 Court, this the 10th day of notice shall be potted In the area to be considered tor annexation and 4ril, At). 1974. zoning at't.a*t fiftKn (13) dart (Seal) prior to the det of the PublC Arthur H. flckwith,Jr, al h LEON JAWOH.SKI the nation's fuel shortage. Frank N. lkard said in a speech to the fuel oIl committee of the National Oil Jobbers Council that the Congressional nan would take funds that otherwise would go toward drilling ness oil and natural gas wells. The lax package before the House Wa-s and Means Committee 'is a very tough and damaging piece of legislation," he charged. 1)1 sc I os u re B i II used to expand our nation'seergy supplies," Ikard said. prices ire currently In negotiation. lie said the $16 billion would pay for drilling about 150,000 oil wells or construction of 4 large refineries, the number needed by the Inited States by 1985. "Until tht se matters are settied, thecostsof Middle East oil are being accrued on the basis of our best judgment as to the likely resolution of the un certainties," Jarnieson said. The company did not indicate "It is important that we try to solve our own industryproblems beforethegoserumensde. powers-to-be of the Masters haveawtloleyear—toconheup ' Tax Certificate No, — No. 799; Date June 1, 1972; Amount — $22111; Legal Description — Lef 247, R. C. Maxwell's p of Mid. way Subdivision, as per plat thereof recorded in Plat Book 1, page 11-of the Public Records of SemInole County, Florida. Tax Certificate No. — No. $40; Date June 1, 1972, Amount — 1)34.51. Legal Description — Tb. East a distance of 190 feet; thence Souttu $7 degrees 59' 26" West a distance of 190 feet to point of taped presidential conversa . 30 per cent above the $453 niillion declared in the last three months of 1973. Earnings by Exxon and Ic. xaco follow by a day siniil;ir announcements by Gulf Oil and Standard Oil of Indiana, which retails under the Amoco sign. BothGull and lndianaStandard Thought For Today; it is a funny thing about life; if you reiwa' to accept anything but the bct,yuu sery often get it. Smi,ierset laughaiii, British flOuiisI, lH74.l!N4 (Iea rs H u rd I e itteni pted tv\u rder Trial i'Al.l.AIIAS.SEE, Ha. lAP) however, Rep. Kenneth l"inaiicialdisclsoureliasbeen Opens For Student — A tandmark bill requiring ii. MacKay, D-Ocala, who led the given top priority by Go'. Reunaficial disclosure by public of- drive to strike the section, said bin Aske . although the govcrfietals on all levels of govern, conflict of interest disclosure nor's original proposal would Tm . a Seminole High School student facing four charges of muent has been approved by the provisions in the bill would have required revealing actual attempted murder in a Jan. 4 shopping center incident involving house Approprations Corn- serve to adequately police pub- dollar amounts rather than only his car got under way today In circuit court In Sanford. mmiittee, but without a key sec- lie officials who would be percentages. David Daniel Floyd, 18, of 113 Jinkins CIrcle, Sanford, is turn on lobb)- Ing by elected olfi. tempted to use their office for cain. charged with running over four youths wIth his car after an The workmen's lUllS priv;itt' gain 1Rsat1t)i1 miieasure argument—leaving one - icuiu perii:au;un'J uiabkd, Wi The collunittee also approved Under those provisions, the was iipproved by the committee charges. Monday a bill to increase work- public official stould have to cm a 27-3 vote, a nearly exact In other court action, convicted child rnole"ter C.J. MIlliken Jr, men's compensation benefits disclose the name of each reversal of the commIttee's 24-i of Sanford, already servings sentence stemming from a Nov., by as much as $18 a week In client, the fee he was paid and rejection Last week. 1971 case, Monday pleaded guilty to attempted lewdness and was rare appearances. House what he was seeking from the , sentenced to six months to five years inpnson Sessums, D-Tampa, and Speaker Terrell Sesssums and agency he was appearing beProscutor Bill Heifer-nan said he allowed Milhiken, 48, to plead Speaker-designate Don Tucker fore. Tucker, t)-Tallihassee, both to a lesser charge than he originally fa"ed so that a conviction urged support of the measure. spoke in favor of the bill, "I think the strength of th could be readily cibtainei. The financial disclosure bill disclosure provisions will S&VC ma key decision which would Heffernan said Milllken's two convictions will allow him to have was approved by a 20-2 vote as a sufficient deterrent against result in a now system of Miiliken devlart'd a mentally 'hsordered sex offender under after the panel deleted a section cunflk :t of interest," MacKay figuring benefits for injured Florida law. to ban public officials from said. workers, the committee aplobbying before agencies on The main provisions of the lirtived a formula linked to The latest case sparked controversy and crit4uslII of th paruk . their same level of government, bill, ('S-HB34lB, would require and boosted maximum and probation conuztlssion when MiIIiken was arrested in The section would have pro- all public officials in the state to January and It was discovered he had been "free" sInce 1971 (fl a from $80 to hibited, for in.sthnce, a t-ity disclose the sources of their court-ordered presentence investigation. Benefits would rise or fail In councilman from representing inc'olfle and the percentage of Court sources said Milliken was free on what they called an ii client before the town's zoning each source in thcir total in- the future as the average state- "unusual" type of probation thvolvin' an lndef1nt pree board comeWide salan' goes up or clown. Investigation on 'he condition ychiatric care was contintwd. �--- '' . i- • - -- - - r' -- II ' - -- - -- - - - - -- - - - --- --- ___________ - _____ _____ .-.- -- , ..............-- I, ---.--'--..------ ......---'-:-'- ---- i Tuesday, April 23, 1974 2A—The Sanford Herald NATION Ford Urges Nixon To Honor Subpoena NEW YORK (AP) — Vice In a question-and-answer seaPresident Gerald R.Fonl says sion at the annual meeting of President Nixon might have The Associated Press, Ford Vied harder to get the story of was asked whether he thought Watergate out sooner and that Watergate and Its cover-up he should cooperate as fully as could have occurred without his possible to clear it up now, knowledge if he had been presiFord, in remarks here Mon dent at the time. day, called cn Nixon to turn over within 48 to 72 hours all "It's pretty hard to put yourrelevant material sought by the self back into the shoes of House Judiciary Committee for somebody else In a situation its impeachment probe. like that," Ford told 1,300 newsA conunittee subpoena for paper and broadcast industry tapes and documents covering leaders. "I do read the papers 42 Watergate related White .. very extensively. I couldn't House conversations has a 10 have been oblivious to some of a in. Thur:Aav deadl,ne. the things that were going on, he said. "And in mv case, I think I would have tiled to nudge some of my employes about as hard as I posstbly could." Ford said Nixon knew nothing in advance about the burglary and bugging of Democratic in party - headquarters Washington's Watergate cornplex during the 1972 presidential campaign. The Vice President also said he was confident Nixon had not conunitted any tmpeaJiahle of. knse under the Constitution. But he urged Nixon to make every i4fort to settle the issue once and for all, '1 hope and trust that some time In the next 48 or 72 hours, the White House will cooperate to the maximum in making available to the house Corn. inittee on the Judiciary the relevant material that he cornmittee has requested," Ford said. Ford drew applause from his audience when he said, "I strongly believe that to be the right course of action, and I hope and trust the decision fol. lows that pattern." However, Ford's use of the %%ord "relevant" %vl-.en --4iying U.S. Oil Profits Vital, Sawhill Tells Senate WASHINGTON lAP) - The new head of the Federal Energy C s l!ter ii pr'.; 4r(l "substantial but reasonable profits" are vital to improving the nation's future energy out. !ook.. of the pending Consumer Energy Act that would create a fed\,r.rIL!I crl l ;': "Its been through the genius of our private enterprise system that we've been able to gain control over most of the (energy) reserves," he said. Commenting to reporters alter his appearance before the panel, Sawhill forecast that the price of gasoline would not rise "more than a few cents" per gallon. "Prices are now In the low he said. "I iou1dn't expect them to go over 60 cents." In other energy-related developments: —The head of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Coiwtries said industrialized nations will face more oil price increases unless they "curtail their galloping inflation" which has pushed up the cost of manufactured goods. Jamshid Amouzegar, who also serves as Iran's finance minister, said Monday that oil prices would remain at their current levels until October. "Where price elicits new supply, it serves a useful economic function and benefits consumers with increased supply, which ultimately results in low. el prices," energy chief John C. Sawhill said Monday. Sawhill, named last week to head the FEO, told the Senate Commerce Committee that the oil industry's financial statements for the first quarter of 1974 would show a continuing rise in profits.. His testimony came as Gulf Oil Corp. and Standard Oil of Indiana announced First. quarter jr0fit3 more than 75 per cent higher than the same period last year. Both cornpaniessaid much of the jump in profits resulted from oveseas operations. SawhiIl criticized a provision for defense, foreign aid and p;ice. Sen. Robert P. Griffin of number of Congress members supporting a substantial tax cut to help Americans hard hit by spiralling inflation, However, Chairman Arthur Burns of the Federal Reserve Board said Monday he opposes a tax cut. Rather, the bocrd plans to use money and interest policies to fight inflation, even though such policies could hurt the home building industry, Burns said, Mansfield, noting increasing support for a tax cut among kgislators and economists, said, "This is something we can do for the average working stiff who's carrying the load in this country." Inflation is running at a rate of more than 10 per cent annually, according to govern-meat statistics. Mansfield said the reverie lost through a tax cut could be made by closing tax ioopholes and by reducing spending Mictdgan, the acting Repubilcan leader, told newsmen he does not think there going to be a tax cut this year. But he added that one might be justi. fled if necessary to head off a recession. Sen. Carl Curtis, It-Neb., a senior member of the Senate Finance Committee, said Congress ought to be talking about balancing the budg it instead of cutting taxes. "Let's deal with the cause of inflation and not fool the Amer. ican people with talk about a tax cut," Curtis said, Seas. Hubert H. Humphrey, D-Minn., Edward M. Kennedy, 1)-Mass., and Walter F. Mon. dale, D-Minn., also have urged tax reduction. In the House, Speaker Carl Albert of Oklahoma and Chair. man Wilbur D. Mills of the powerful Ways and Means Committee have Indicated they would support such a move up Terror, Death Spree Ends Gas Blamed - - ..-. --. I -. -- TAKING A WALK FREE ON BAIL, retired British soccer star George Best leaves a London courtroom alter charges he stole a fur coat from deposed Miss World Beauty title holder Marjorie Wallace Best, reporwy amass a fortune during reportedly his brief soccer career with the Manchester and North Ireland teams, quit the game after a stormy row with club management. BURBANK, Calif. (AP) - "Mama" Cass Elliott, the rotund songstress formerly with the "Mamas and Papas" sinizing group, is recuperating today after collapsing in a television studio. Miss Elliott, 32, collapsed in an NBC studio corridor Monday night while waiting to appear in a taping of the "Tonight Show." A network spokesman said the Incident apparently was due to exhaustion, brought on by a recent singing tour. MISS Elliott was taken by ambulance to Cedars of Lebanon Hospital and treated as an outpatient alter she regained consciousness. hail chanting "Operation Zebra Alloto has defended the drag. net as an extraordinary %we nee4e4 to catch "a mad kllIcr." Sin' ce Last November, 12 whites have been killed and Mx wounded by a black guiunan or gunmen. All were shot apparently withuut warning or motive. The American Civil Liberties Union filed a class action suit against city officials Monday on behalf of Mx young black men, asking a federal court judge to halt the questioning. City officials also have been called to appear In US. District Court Wednesday to answer an. other suit filed by the NAACP seeking to stop the searches on More SLA Threat Notes SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) - The FBI says it "can't take the chance" that the two latest messages purported to be from the Symblonese Liberation Army are not authentic. The FBI said it will assume the messages are real because they threaten to kill policemen if SLA members are harmed and because the life of newspaper heiress Patricia Hearst may still be In danger. The messages, s.gned by a "General Paz," do not reflect the usual pattern of the terrorist group. They were received Monday by the Sacramento Bee, and said live California peace officers would be execu ted for any SLA member killed. The SLA, a group which authorities believe is multiracial, heavily armed and numbers about 25 young men and women, claims responsibility for the Feb. 4 kidnaping ii! Miss hearst, 25- ;ts'rv ' in - - 93 F -.' ATA1' _r,1 ! y . :. 72;'y ed . /"___.' Odd Ball Doesn't Perform -- _. . ..' 4' - . ' . j. - , - ( to -..- •-•. NEW ORLEANS (AP)—A spokesman, for the U.S. Geological Survey says scientists In Reston, Va., would love to subject that stainless steel "odd ball" found in Jacksonville to expert analysis. Last weekend, a panel of Unidentified Flying Object experts met here to watch the strange sphere, but it refused to perform, Terry Matthews, 21, who found the ball near Jacksonville, ban claimed the ball started rolling by itself and mode a o odd humming noise, hoping to vin a $30,000 award by exhibiting man's first extza.lerrestrlal object. Matthews brought the ball before the UFO panel, but the group decided otherwise, "My hypothejs will have to be that it's manmade," said Dr. J, Allen Hyneck, chairman of the astronomy department at Northwestern University. - . ,. - ,cI - :- '- . a q I m ' . -.. -' - The plant owned by Trim Tic Development Co. serves Shadow Hill subdivision on the Williamson Road and several other developments. State Attorney General Robert She'in' offlie e; "kiIlengin kj'-:-- two years ago of the three-acre By11011 hOYt) PIZZA HUT OPENS TODAY sewer si te because it was not A proposed master contract that teaching is a profession City Editor would contain legally binding that calls for total involvement. contiguous when taken into the PAUL F'ASOLAS of Winter Park is manager of the new Pizza Hut Seminole Education agreemen ts on working condicity. . Also in negotiations, Nazario family restaurant at 2002 French Ave., Sanford, which opened today. Association President Ainadeo Lions, hours, class sizes, griev- said, teachers will push for According to information In addition to its specialty pizza, Pizza Hut will feature sandwiches and gained by the utility office, the Nazario Jr. says county ance procedures, extra duties adoption of updated textbooks a new pasta dish, Cavatini. Hours are 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. weekdays, 11 for teachers and specific 'that are related to what's Martin Credit Association, a ee a.m. tola.m., Saturday and 4-1l p.m., Sunday. management company, is teacher qualifications that happening now instead of 12 handling the Trim Tic would be a method of "cleaning years ago," proper and modern LONG WOOD.—City council Development bankruptcy. house" of unqualified teachers equipment for classroom use hammock General, under and administrators, according and more time for In-service Monday night sent to a May 7 _______ work session the proposed to Nazarlo. contract to maintain another teacher training, sse sewerpackageplantinthecity, Supt. of Schcols William adoption of the 1973 Southern C lflelatedstoryPagcl) notified Trim Tic on March 7, Layer says the school board Standard Building Code and Last year Seminole teachers should Lake in. with a copy sent to Mayor steps to Acting City Atty. Ned Julian tentative ByJIANPA1ThS0N Winter Park said the legally Devco had been got a vine per pay raise but mi pie me n t collective Jr., is researching the legality Eugene Jaques, that a mainherald Staff Writer developers wished to proceed formed because notices of this year SEA will seek a 24 per bargaining procedures. 'I think of hiked building permit fees C A S S E L B E H It V with Camelot Unit 3 on the ordinance had been posted tenance contract was tercent pay boost for teachers. collective bargaining will help charged during the past year. Representatives of Devco of grounds Devco had taken action within the city at the time of its minated for lack of payment. Starting teachers now get $7,200 the teaching-learning process Monday it was reported the Orlando, developers of the to develop the third unit on 7,500 enactment. year. - = and will make the general city may have been violating its Camelot subdivision, presented square feet prior to the enactMaynard said approximately While claiming the SEA's public more aware of problems building c ode and electrical to council Monday night mnent of the Aug. 15, 1912 or- $100,000 had already been spent push for negotiations, that existing in our classrooms," code adopted in 1959 by documents showing action had dinance, and therefore the on preliminary engineering and j started 10 years ago. Is for Layer said. automatically using the revised been taken to develop Camelot ordinance did not apply to survey work for Unit 3 on I "professional negotiations" Layer was president of SEA Southern Standard Building Unit 3 on 7,500 square foot lots Dcvco's Camelot homes, assumption the lot size would be Nazarlo admitted that a master when one-third of Seminole's Code each year. City council prior to the Aug. 15, 1972, orAMADEO NAZARIO ill. Casseiberry City Atty. 7,500 square feet. He said 156 contract would "unite leathers 750 teachers walked out in 1968 last July raised building permit dinance which set the minimum Kenneth W. McIntosh said he homes were planned for this ...Salarles not all like a union, after the legislature failed to lees by resolution. Also lot size at 9,000 square feet. had researched his records third and final unit of the teachers pushing for collective "It's wrong for Seminole approve funds to alleviate questioned Council tabled action until since late 1969 but could find no development. was using bargaining and a master con- teachers to have to moonlight teachers' complaints on aluminum wiring in homes, next week when City Clerk mention of Camelot Unit 3. Unit 1, begun 1970 and Oviedo Council Monday night tract want more than Just on second jobs to make a salaries, classroom overcrowd- which is not permitted under Mary Hawthorne would have Maynard argued Devco had completed the following year, accepted a request by Police salary increases, living," Nazarlo said, noting big and inadequate equipment. the city's 15-year old code, had time to compare the never In fact been informed of contains 100 homes. Unit 2, Chief Ken Tripplett to ralie the "Looking back now," Layer Council deadlocked 2-2 on a documents submitted by the ordinance which raised the platted in January, 1972, and salary of two road patrolmen said, "I think that walkout was new move to rebid the 11.6 Devoco with the city's records, minimum lot size to 9,000 presently nearing completion, t from $6,000 to$7,200 yearly. The a mistake. There are better million sewer collection lines. Derco Atty. John Maynard of square feet. He admitted that contains 263 homes, raise will become effective to do It — meaningful May 1. Councilman June Lormarm dlalo between teachers and Also discussed in the session discovered last week that a 25 the school board." was the date of "Clean Up Day" state constitution, per escalation clause was for Sweetwater Park site. A adopted in 1970, prohibits Included in a bid extension for representative from the By JANE CAISSELBERRY strikes by public employes. The Associated Building and a tag be affixed to collar or Greater Oviedo Recreation herald Staff Writer George Davis, a Sanford man Hosemann made several state supreme court has' in- Contractors Inc., that would harness. When off of its owner's As.ociation (GORA) asked that originall) charged with first comments a bout the amom'nt of terpreted the new constitution have cost the city from $75,000 property the pet must be kept April 27 be designated and $100,000 more than originally WINTER SPRINGS—Pretty degree murder in the Jan. 12 work facing the parole and to give teachers the right to to bid for the collection line on a leash or under voice council approved. The clearing young housewife Mrs. Deborah 30 shooting death of his wife, probation cffice while sea- collective bargaining, control at all times. Dogs and and cleaning of the land will construction. Kennedy of Longwood was Erimu, faces life in prison today tencing two men who had cats are not allowed in stores begin 9am. Mayor Eugene Jaques hired by Winter Springs City after pleading guilty to second pleaded to malicious trespass to under the ordinance, and It is Another work session is Monday night claimed a letter Council Monday night as degree murder in Seminole fines, instead of ordering a preunlawful to have a dog which IS scheduled for April 25, to including the 25 per cent clause animal control officer on a call Circuit Court. sentence investigation prior to destructive, mean, vicious or a discuss items of the April 15 was read in its entirety to basis at $2.65 an hour. Davis, returned to county jail making a Judgment. hibitual barker, 1c ' regular meeting. She replaces full-time animal council before the extension Monday by Judge A.J. Hosemnnn, who began the Penalty for treating animals ___ was granted. control officer Joe Bush, whose id Hosemann, pending a pre- week facing a 52-trial docket, in a "cruel or inhumane IcraL council: Job was eliminated as an sentence investigation, said he had that number cut in half by manner" would be up to 1200 In other business, economy measure. Council shot his wife of 27 years after pleas, and further reduced by fine, 60 days in jail, or both. —Authorized City At t y. Joe bIJshed Daily and Sunday voted unanimously u to hire her long series of the latest In a postponements, including the Former Winter Springs except Saturday and Davis to defend the city in a Harris on a "portal to portal" basis arguments at their 9 Lake scheduled trials of two mien Mayor Christmas Day by The Granville Brown was damage suit filed by the ' rk: -_72 under the supervision of the Sanford Herald. 300 N accused of finding part of the Monroe Terrace home. ByJ lttChI1%ltI)S appointed as a lay member to Construction Co. The firm that French Ave. Sanford, Fia police chief with the details to Davis, 46, could have George Jackson kidnap money. Herald Staff Writer the East Central Florida began renovating the medical 32771 be worked out later. Horace received the death penalty for Gathers and Planning Council. im , building on Wilma at Church Following a public hearing on first degree murder, while the Raymond Gaines, who LAKE MARY - City council was stopped from completing At the recommendation of the Second Class Postage Paid e suit the proposed ordinance to second degree conviction allegedly found some $3,000 of Is expected to hear a plea from the work in January. Th 'city board of adjustment, at Sanford, Florida 37771 l)EIIOIIAII KENNEDY carries a maximum life sea- the $30,000 paid to free Jackson Councilman Lou Blankenship asks for $3,252 charging breach license and regulate dogs and council voted to expand the Subscription Rates by after his Feb. 28 kidnaping, now tonight at 7 to "get the city of contract and $20,000 for cats, council revised the ...New dog catcher t-ence. board to five members, with em- document to raise "pick-up" Carrier moving" in the realm of needed harassment In other pleas Monday, face a May 6 trial, three members to constitute a and Week SSc__Year $2510 fee to $5. To reclaim their dog If not claimed in six days the quorum. ordinances to allow building to barrassment. or cat from the pound owner animai may be sold or killed. ___________________________________________________________ continue in the city with his Approval was given final plat uuhIhhuhIhIuII1 uhIIuhIuhI 'I — —Declined to approve the must now pay $5 for the first The ordinance requires every for The Highlands Section Six, introduction of three or. (lmnances establishing controls annexation and rezoning to day and $3 a day maintenance dog and cat over six months old Florida Land Co. development over plumbing, electrical and mobile home district of the Al thereafter, plus the $3 license if to be licensed annually and located between SR 434 and Stolte tract off SR 427 needed mnnoculated against rabies and Third Street. mechanical work I l 61" VIL3 F I tII .,Ien a,,naani :.P .1T -1 Thief Menday stole $20 from to introduce a fourth ordinance, - Sanford vending machine at West Side amending the city's building Auto parts valued at ° Steak house, code to include daily penalties s tolen Monday from Witt's JA1FS GRIFFIN Oceria, Va., living A-4IYs Tar trailer broke loose from for violations and a validation Amoco at 250 St., and Sanford truck Monday and smashed Cmdr. James Lloyd Griffin, aboard USS Essex and USS clause. USN., a former resident of Forrestal. P Avenue. two wells on U.S. 17-92 causing The amendments to the or- Tools valued at 1.50 stolen $1,5 damage. Sanford, was buried Monday During his four tours with dinance, which was passed last Monday from Jack Prosser with full military honors in the RVMI-l3 Commander Griffin Vandals broke 32 windows year, would eliminate Ford on U.S. li-fl. National Cemetery, Arlington, and his family lived in Sanford, over the weekend at William- possibility of a one-time only Washer and refrigerator Clark Court causing $208 Va. where the squadron was home penalty and the possibility of a valued at $471 stolen Momay damage. Captured by the North based with Reconnaissance challenge to one part of the Vietnamese in hanoi May 19, Attack Wing One. lie was an from Master Cove Apartments. ordinance Invalidating the rest. 1967, Commander Griffin is active member of Grace Burglar stole $38 from purse Also on the agenda is conIn office at county courthouse Altamonte Springs reported to have died while a Methodist Church. tinued discussion of the city's For fast relief prisoner of war two days later. on Monday. Survivors include his widow, and much Capret valued at $300 stolen controversial Death is believed to have Dora, and his children, Jamefr call the Monday from new home on misunderstood criminal code resulted from injuries received Fletcher and Glyn Carol, all of and interviews of four Spring Oaks Boulevard. in ejection (ruin the RASC Albany, Ga.- his parents Mr plicanis to the vacated building Vigilante he was piloting when and Mrs, J.F. Griffin of Gates inspector's post. Casselberry it was shot down. Tenn., a sister and twc Mayor Margie Hess said A native of Tennessee, brothers. Food, silverware and jewelry today she believes council Commander Griffin attended __________________________ 7. Hostess, valued at $175 stolen Monday would make at least a tern- the University of Tennessee, ________ home of Dorthy Tow'. t4. porary building inspector's Martin, and was a l95 13E4 HUGHES appointment, to allow con813 Orchid Ave. graduate of the U.S. Naval 83.49212 struction within the be Academn'. Sanford Police Chief Ben Sanford lie was designated a _________________________ completed. -Butler today said his depart- County naval aviator in 1956 and served _ ___ Club'R The criminal code, which has ford 0 Mile est of ment will crack down on large SANDRA RAWLIPIS his first tour with VA-83, _________________________ had some residents up in arms or outboard motor valued at 814-9212 trucks driving through Cssselberry parking in residential areas. $1,040 stolen Monday from boat over "vague" wording in ordinance of Virgil Gracey of 290 San- several sections, mostly Sanford A SIDNEY THOMPSON than 20 lord, Ave., stuck in sand near dealing with gambling and more prohibits trucks )M411 NITY 531921? drinking as well as an 11 p.m. feet long f rom front axle to rear Markham Road. Altamonte SpfinQs curfew for children 16-years-old stolen Welder valued at $750 Mr.& Mn. end—from parking or driving Charles G Conan through areas not designated as Monday from Tuskawilla and under, has been defended by city Attorney Thomas Middle School eonstructionsite. while 11 SHIRLEY MILLET F.scambla Drive truck routes, except Freeman and police Chief 531 9712 I loading or unloading. Forest City (;eral(l Fitzgera ld as The ordinance turtfler states Midway "necessarily unspecific." such trucks may not drive or $4ILDA RICHMOND Residents and air and councilmen have by 1b r UPe* Adding machine Park on streets designated 5861 s:gns as play streets except conditioner valued at $961 attacked because it "violates Del tons CLfJf)euCe when on specific business in stolen Monday from Chase Co., an individual's rights" in some instances. — on Beard-all Ave. that 'rpa Checks Legality _ b -- Master Contract Longwood F a lberry Probes Lots I - ' Oviedo • Ij Police Get Pay Hike In Sanford Man May Face waya \N Springs Housewife New Dogcatcher W. Spending Life In Prison Lake Mary Cons ers B ilding '' . Labor-Management Council - - * - I WASHINGTON (AP) - onsumers can expect fewer fresh vegetables on store ,otmters this spring, but the Agriculture Departrnen says no serious shortages are anticipated except for potatoes. Producers of major fresh market vegetables planted 4 per cent fewer acres this spring, the department's Outlook and Situation Board said Monday. Production may be down even more sharply, perhaps 5 per cent below a year ago, officials said. "Spring melon acreage is also down slightly and Is sharply less than 1972," the report said. ! Y Teachers Seek Expect Fewer V.'igetables Trial it - II CINCINNATI, Ohio (AP) — "Housork Is 'a lot bar der," says Hamilton County's first feincle dog catcher. Claudine McConnell, 32, of Cincinnati. said Monday she's enjoying her Job now after spending the first two months in back alleys and unfamiliar roads. "I got lost a lot," she said. Texas Death /Ieh ____ Housework A'.ili Lot. Harder', ft NEW YORK (AP) — The government's chief labor mediator has told newspaper publMers that creation of an industry-wide labor-management council might ease the way to automation. W.J. User-y, director of the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service, discussed "labor-saving" versus "jobsaving" in a speech Monday to the American Newspaper Publishers Association. "Why couldn't such a couneil provide the means for an orderly transition Into th era of automated publishing that Is already upon us?" Usery asked. -. ' . - KEY WEST, Fla. lAP) — Alter more than 60 years of carrying trains and autos through the Florida Keys, the bridges of Henry Flagler's Overseas Railway are succumbing to the ravages of time and tide. State officials have cut the weight of vehicles allowed on the bridges from 66,000 pounds to 50,000, a move they hope will allow them to keep the old spans in us until new bridges can be tziilt. Ben Simpson, the Department of Transportation's regional engineer, thinks it will take five to seven yeai's and $155 million to replace 37 of the 44 bridges on the railway system that was completed from Miami to Key West, a distance of 168 miles, In 1912. Trains have run over the bridges since 1935. The concrete pilings are cracking as salt air and ocean currents eat away their iron reinforcing rods and steel beams. Must Go." LONGWOOD — City crews cleaned up and placed back in operation the privately-owned sewer package plant on E. E. Williamson Road Friday after complaints of noxious odors led county utility control inspectors to the site last week. The county officers in a report to county commissioners said the inspection revealed that the 300,000 gallon per day capacity plant has probably been shut off since a sewer service company ceased operation in early March for non-payment of a $175 montly . . 4. Key West Bridge Weakens - , cumulated gas Ls the suspected SAN AN'fONIO,Fex. (AP) NEW ORK (AP) - The criminal judgment of former Wednesday, with deliberations Gen. hlarr' Daugherty, was cause of the powerful los that ripped open two sky- criminal conspiracy case Cabinet members, could get the to begin thereafter, freed because of a hung jury. Elmer Wayne Henley will go on Mitchell and Stans are ac- trial here July 1 in the deaths of scrapers near the United Na- against John N. Mitchell and case by Wednesday. Maurice H. Stans, the two men Final summations by the deThe last time former Cabinet cused of conspiringto Impede a six of the 27 teen-aged victims tions and injured near))' President Nixon picked to run fense were !cheduled for today, members were tried on crirni. fraud investigation 1y the Secu- of the Texas mass murder case. District Court Judge Preston Fire Commissioner John T. his re-election campaign, Is with Stans' lawyers leading off, nal charges was in the alter- rities and Exchange CommisDial ordered prosecution and followed by Mitchell's. The gov- math of the 1923 Teapot Dome sion of financier Robert I.. yesO'flagun called it "a miracle headed to the Jury. Testimony in the nine-week- ernment probably won't make scandal over the leasing of gos'- co in return for Vesco's secret defense attorneys to be ready to that go one was killed" Monday start Jury selection on July 1 old trial of Mitchell, the former its closing arguments before ernment oil reserves. Former $200,000 cash contribution in the early morning blast. President Nixon's 1972 reelecand to begin the presentation of The exphsion ripped off a 40- attorney general, and SUns, the Wednek'ay. Interior Seretary Albert Fall US. District Judge Lee P. was sentenced to a year in pris- tion campaign. They are also testimony on Jul) 8 foot wide strip of the exterior onetime commerce secretary, were killed In of nine Gagliardi has said he hopes to on for accepting bribes and his charged with obstructing jwall of a relatively unoccupied ended Monday. The jury What men and three women, the first charge the panel regarding the colleague In President Warren lIce and lying to the grand jury the state describes a s commercial building homosexual torture ring. ....r, L L. th.Ii ap;iu .' Ll case i.iu ;. harding's Cabinet, Alt)' hicli indicted them its force spread destruction aa n flute session on through a neighboring luxury . 4hq ,r Mo-Aay, Dial also disposed of apartment house nine defense motions. lie grant. At least persons were hurt. ,uJ7I onlyon "4 p: Ile refw4ed to move th trial / - Ir", IC Iltr.'layrn (nit out of San Antonio because of -. Ufti - citicaI co oditior,. publicity here -- the same reaI victim nz!fered glass splinters Henley's trial was transm both lerred from Hcuston. Instead, investigation k said he would try to Rick a was hampered Mand grant the change of ,1 4' 1 J basement of the brick and steel venue only if he were unable to comunercia! building at 312 find 12 unprejudiced persona to 4th Street was I'Iooded when serve on It, atrr lines burst. He also refused to delay the However, trial because of publicity. • nesses claimed they Smelled . .: He granted defense lawyer gas prior Will Gray's motion to question ..' . a theory the ex officialshek IndI%1du4111) all pokntlal Jw'ot --. plosion w.v unleas hed l, . who had heard or read about leak in an eIevitor shaft. the case, SOMETHING FISHY Abouti5personsrereinttie No trial date ha been set or filled with codfish for huge pyramid-shaped cornBARRELS IMPORTED from Norway fill field exptrt back vid Owen Brooks 19to their who is rnercl structure at the time of source—Norway. uide of Lunenburg, Nova Scotia, Canada. our murdm In the explosion. the The barrels are stored there Until they can be . . - Mama Cass Recuperating a e tfZ 1A —Ac- - ..- -, - is C eons Up Plant - - WASHINGTON (AP) - Donald E. Johnson, sharply criticized on both sides of Capitol Hill and by several veterans organizations, plans to resign as head of the Veterans AdminLstratlon. But adininf!tratlon sources reject suggestions that he Is being fired. Johnson announced his resignation plans after President Nixon's chief of staff Alexander M. Haig Jr. met with congressional veterans affairs committee leaders and later with .T!in,;nn About 250 demonstrators, mostly young whites, picketed city halt Monday evening protesting the searches authorized by Mayor Joseph I.. Auto. The noisy crowd taunted Alioto as constitutional grounds. he emerged from the building Police say they are stoppug and pounded his car with their only those blacks who fit defists. scriptions of the Zebra killer At noon, about 40 picketers given to them by the surviving from the Committee Against victims and that most of those Racism, a campus-based stopped have been undergroup, marched In front of city standing and cooperative. M*itchell=Stans Tr i'' al Due B fore J y We d n e s d a y York — Despite mounting protests and court challenges, pollee are continuing their stop-andsearch of young blacks In their hunt for the Zebra killer. More than 435 black men have been stopped since the systematic street questioning began last Wednesday, Police I .t. William O'Connor said Mon. tLiy. He said police plan to call in 125 reservists to replace desk (IU1CCVS needed for "Operation Zebra," the code-name police have giveil the case. - vacancy. City Ordinanie 40 requested by 200 citizens, in. amendment says that on " requires onl> that 15 days eluding Sunday sales of petition of 35 per cent of the notice of the special election be alcoholic beverages, whether registered voters a recall LONG WOOD_-Straw votes given, the city should Invest finan election shall be held and a ,,. -. -, on three questions, a recall Expected to announce can- daily in the historic district and simple majority vote at the charter amendment and didacies are former coun- whether efforts toward a $3.27 recall election will be sufficient candidates to succeed 18-year cilman and local businessman million bond issue for a sewer to remove an official from veteran Councilman E.E. 11.A. (Bud) Scott / and former system should continue, office. :. Williamson (who reigned last zoning board ,,, member, Robert 4 week) will be on th e special Hammond, A referendum on a recall - . "' Seminole Supervisor of also a long time charter amendment under the Elections Camilla Bruce said election ballot June 11, city citizen of the community. i councilmen decided Monday state home rule law will also be toddy she expects to complete ::. During the two weeks be fore night. " . . voter registration books close, voted upon. Under home rule, certifications of the petition 4.' Although special elections to various gre"r. . -. expected to the citizens car amend the city today and that more than the 10 -, e fill council vacancies have conduct ______ voter charter after a petition con- per cent signatures will be Intensive . -' usually been called within 30 registration drives to pick up taming the signatures of 10 per certified. .;.'I - rI days In the past, Mayor Eugene voters purged from the rolls cent of the registered voters is II I t; i"Mrs. Bruce added that voter 47, presented to city council, Jaques said Monday night the recently, registration books will close _________________________________ 45 days will give candidates In a unanimous 4 vote The city has about 1,4 00 May 10 and urged those city sufficient time to campaign. __________________ __________________ Monday night council agreed to registered voters and the residents who have not sent in Th city charter requires place on the ballot with the petition had more than 200 registration 4.Ni ---H' renewal cards to do special electioi to fill a council council candidates straw votes signatures. The proposed recall so. e I, Tuesday, I'prlI 23,1974-3A Longwood By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer Johnson To Quit VA Post 'Frisco Still Hunts Zebra SAN FRANCISCO (AP) TROY, Mich. (AP) -- Two neighborhood Monday after a prison farm escapees who a!- brief chase on foot near the legedly wove a trail of terror home of Molinre's girlfriend. anthleath across two states will Molinare - and- .Stockenauer face nurder charges in the were among four menho esslaying of a Troy policeman caped Saturday r.ight from a first, authorities say. minimum security area at the Joseph A. Molinare, 29, and state prison at Marquette, Gordon I.. ,todenauer, 26, Mich. Both were serving scmwere ordered held without bond tt'ncea for felonious assault. Monday after their arraignChivas, 23, a two-year vetermeat on first-degree murder an of the Troy force, was fatally charges in the shooting death of shot while investigating a Patrolman Martin Chivas. Con- break-in at a gasoline station vit.tlon would bruig a mandato- before dawn Monday, police r life sentence. said. They also are charged with Molinare and Stockenauer murdering a Wisconsin house- also were named In a federal wife and are wanted for ques- flight warrant in the Oshkosh, tioning in the death of a 17-yea!- Wis., murder of Charlene Beauold service station attendant. din, 33, who they allegedly abTroy Police Cpl. Thomas ducted in Marquette after their Morris said that in statements escape. given officers after their arrest, They also were wanted for Molinare and Stockenautr "ad- questioning In the Sunday robrnitted to all the crimes they've bery-murder of Kenneth Kasbeen accused of." pr-zyk, 17, a service station atPolice said the escapees were lendant In a Milwaukee, Wis., captured in a Flint residential suburb. .t Million For Agnew Book? Backs Cut Americans' Taxes WASHINGTON (AP) - SeaAt, Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield has joined a growing TheSanfordHerald . Mansfield In - Picks Successor To Williamson On June I I :1 WASHINGTON (AP) -Former Vice President Spiro T. Agnew already has been assured of more than $300,000 for his novel and could get more than $1 million, his agent says. Agent Scott Meredith said Agnew Is committed by contract to visit England for five days to promote the novel, "A Very Special Relationship," on its publication there by W.H. Allen Ltd. ---_-_-----,_--.- ,_'___'----._ - Longwood :1 TODAY what he thought should be turned over follows current White House terminology on the subject, and Indicates the possibility that materials which Nix on or his lawyers feel Irrelevant or unnecessary to the tim peachment inquiry might be withhtd. The White House said Mon. day that Nixon is still undecided on "the content or form" of his response to the committee's subpoena. Committee chairman Peter W. Rodino Jr. has said anything less than full compliance might be considered grounds for impeachment. - --I',-- _- - --- - -- . !.' that had taken place or Iran. spired. "It would be my technique If I were in those shoes — which I hope and trust does not take place - to want to find out as quickly as possible," Ford said. "I assume that the President did. in fact, I have good reason to believe that he did. "Unfortunately," Ford ad. ded, "some of the people who should have known obviously did not give him the full story. "Now whether there should have been a more vigorous prosecution of all the details, 0-4it's a matter of judgment," --- ------ - - ------ -- - - . .' Police Blotter I lnnt,anrkin it. _f - .-', Area ' Death MOVING CAN 00 BE A. REAL HEADACHE! Is 11) Truck vU1Tvi qok. Crackdown Started from _____ of - ', &h& 8 — - �- - -- -- - 3 -- '.—- - 4A—The Sanford Herald - --- -- .- - - - -- _1 ------ - - - - - -. -- --- --.-- - ,- - Satellite's Wa terg a te Wait I 1. , I IG 4.J, 0 4WAp •-----' .---- Pictures 4k * Jack Anderson "4 t' :4 4. 0 Fr- -.-.-. . Connally Sought LA -I- Help For Jacobsen By FRANK MACOMBER The Herald Services Virtuous Is 'I1I Since Americans obviously have lost most of their earlier The painfully sluggish pace of did not agree, however, and enthusiasm for manned space WASHINGTON — Former Treasury Secretary John Connally ________ ___________ the several Watergate in. voted to subpoena the records, investigation of Jake flights, the era of the camera- tried to head off a Justice Department vestigattons and the im. although admittedly uncertain Jacobsen, th e dairy lobbyist, who has now confessed to the I __________ loaded ate11lte has arrived. peachment inquiry they have of the enforceability of their I It is gttlng the most at. Watergate prosecutors that he delivered a $10000 pay-off to stimulated Is due in a large act. The new deadline for an tention these days from Connally from the dairy Industry. measure to the fuzziness and answer is April 25. We have established that Connally last year telephoned A cooler reaction might have scientists because the earth. elasticity of the various ______ _______ circling satellite Is contributing Richard Kleindlenst, then th e attorney general, and asked him to / -"k ______ ______ "deadlines" established In the been just as productive. some practical, down-to-earth Intervene In the Jacobsen case. By accepting at lace value mistaken notion that they would The Justice Department, nevertheless, went ahead with a / benefits to mankind. expedite resolution of the the pledge of a "continuing __________ This is easier for the average double-barreled investigation of Jacobsen's role In the milk desire to cooperate" on the part Watergate tangle. American to understand and scandal and In an unrelated savings-and-loan case. But the mushiness of the of Mr. Nixon, the committee - .. I Jacobsen was called before a grand jury where he swore would have kept the channels of appreciate than a comparison timetables is not all bad. 11, _____ _________ of the moon's characteristics Connally had rejected the $10,000. The dairy lobb)ist testified that Rigidity inhibits corn- communication open. The I Wp I 11 with those of the hot planet he had stashed the money In a safe deposit box and hadn't promise and cooperation — alternative action has opened ____ ________ Mercury as seen by the touched It until the FBI opened the box. and cooperation is essential the door to further delay and _____ cameras of Mariner 10 from ______ when the ultimate issue in- new, more remote "deadlines." The FBI found evidence to the contrary and the Watergate \ less than 500 miles away. St. (lair's interpretion of the volves forcing from office the . The picture-snapping prosecutors began preparing a case against Jacobsen for perjury. _____ President of the United States. April 9 deadline was not enConnally, Inevitably, became Involved in the Investigation. satellite Is nothing new. tly unjustified. The cornPublic acceptance of an / This was about the time that Archibald Cox was fired as th e The federal spac- agency was — mlttee itself did not define until decision peachment 1 ______ shooting photos of earth even special Watergate prosecutor. Suddenly, Connally began pulling _____ whatever it may be—will hinge April 4 the specifics on the before Alan Shepard flew down strings to name Cuxs rucce530r. Connallys choice was Leon "Yí1, cn a conviction that standards information It seeks, despite the — Atlantic in his Mercury .Ta rski, whom Prusident Nixon had nec met at a party for / - fir play have be'n faithfully fact t!it its orign:d rnre capsule May 5, 1961. The first Texas dignitaries at Connally's ranch. publicized, but vague deimnd observed, space photos were taken by While House sources tell us that Connally urged Jaworski's The subpoena ordered by the was forwarded back in 1 N / / . weather satellites in 1960. appoIntment upon the President. Connally also spoke to the House Judiciary Committee of February. Then Mercury, Gemini, President's staff chief, Alexander Haig, about Jaworskl. An affirmative reply to St. tapes of 42 White House con/ The appointment of Jaworskl, therefore, put Connally in the Apollo and finally Skylab versations to aid in its in-s- (lair's petition to participate In . astronauts position of helping to choose the special prosecutor who shot of happy thousands seems an committee hearings came peachment probe pictures would now Investigate him. But If Conn11y expected a reluctantly. from hundreds, then overreaction to the less-than- belately and thousands of miles distant from whitewash, he had misjudged Jaworskl's character. We hope that the committee brisk response by President the earth. The new special prosecutor, a man of solid Integrity, tin. Nixon to an earlier request for a and the White house will "I'm not filling the machine — just putting in a larger money Once a U.S. space venture mediately removed himself from all decisions affecting his friend voluntary turnover of the continue to talk to each other— box!" saved a small village In Mexico Conr In a private memo to Deputy Prosecutor Henry Ruth, coveted tapes. The deadline for that Mr. Nixon's staff will use gave his deputy responsibility for the milk case, with and perhaps an answer was set for April 9. the additional time for its the people who Jaworiki inhabited It. A lake above the full authority to direct the investigation of Connally. The reply from presidential proposed review and not as an '1 On February 8, Jacobsen was Indicted in the savings'and4oari village filled with rainwater. No lawyer James SL Claw did little excuse for further footone knew when the storm would case. Two weeks later, he was Indicted again for lying to the more than acknowledge the dragging—that displays ,f J .S. Lea ders h 1 p C grand jury about the $10,000. subside. committee plea, promise a rancor be avoided in the This confronted Jacobsen, say his friends in Texas, with an compliance with make time came to "review" by April 22 and hint inevitable ake a Sta tes Is the big one, and must foreign po By BRUCE BIOSSAT out, agonizing human dilemma. He considered Connally probably his uttee desires licy achievements, "hoice: move the people that the additional materials The Herald Services show the way. caused the free world perhaps open the dam and flood the best friend and might even have been willing logo to prison for would be furnished. He Later The nation has had more than In Japan, though leaders irretrievable lass. WASHINGTON (NEA) — village, or wait until the dam him. But Jacobsen's wife is In poor health and needs his constant agreed to provide the bulk of enough of Watergate, it is From what I've learned from practice the litany of saying concern at the ar end of broke, The attention. the desired items immediately. but at this sensitive stage of some Europeans and from they should exercise more the two great oceans Is not with He was forced to choose, we were told, between his wife and his In the view of attorney St. controversy surrounding our There was confusion and t diversity in foreign policy, they the morality of the Nixon n indecision until astronauts, best friend. After considerable soul wrenching, he offered to (lair, apparently, the deadline national leadership, we would Japanese leaders In rece be better served by patience weeks, it is clear that the make it resoundingly clear In regime, but with the fact that flying around the earth, studied cooperate with the prosecutors lna bid for lnlency. was met. realists in the free industrial private talks that they continue Watergate was in 1973 a He told them he had delivered the $10,000 to Connally at the Members of the House panel than by impulsiveness, the s,nm clouds beneath them world still count upon America to believe America has to distraction and In 1974 and advised Mission Control at Treasury Department. After the milk scandal broke into the for the critical leadership. exhibit imaginative leadership threatens the Industrial nations Houston that the weather was headlines, Connally returned the money and they agreed upon a French Premier Pierre out of an economic morass that with the unknown. breaking; the dam would hold, cover story, Jacobsen said. Jacotsen promised to say he had not Messmer's recent comment, engulfs all. Western Europe's plight Is stayed and delivered the $10,000 bundle to exchange for the first, because he So the Beyond suggesting France and the The view in the free world Is obviously the worst. No need to the village was saved from became apprehensive that the first bills could be traced, United States are engaged In virtually universal — that from dwell upon Italy's revolting destructive flooding. Jacobsen told the prosecutors. some kind of duel for the borders of Eastern Europe chaos, Britain's e-ifeeb1ernent Connally has flatly denied Jacobsen's story. He told us that For two years an unmanned domination of Europe, Is from to the waters beyond Japan, or France's arroantpreteiiSpa cecraft called ERTS, tor Jacobsen told the truth the first time. We couldn't reach Connally dreamland. Except as an an. everyone is In the same muck slons to power I.. does not Earth Resources Technology for comment on the latest developments related Iii this column. 'I By DON OAKLEY If this Is the only way we can chor-drag, France doesn't and mire of inflation, shortages have. WASHINGTON WHIRL: Vice President Gerald Ford has Sa tellite, has been scanning the fight crime, then we have figure large In the hard thinking and a generally uncertain raw The Herald Services The guiding reality Is that planet to report on the promised Republican leaders he will put loyalty to the party presently going on about the materials outlook, and so on. even in a community snowpack in winter, range ahead of li'yalty 1.', the President, one of the leaders has told us ... A already lost the war, The confident, It would compound the free world's future. Most Americans are willing stable presuming to "integrattor," grass in summer, crop damage week beftr' 'Me late,' Republican loss In Michigan, GOP The crucial, stable economic elements In this sprawling leadership must be taken. And to give every possible benefit of tragedy If the acquittal by the in spring, hmvest In fall and strategists estimated secre0y they would lose 30 house seats In the doubt, and even more, to Alton jury were to lead to the core of Western Europe is industrial community do not tha logical European leader IS pollution the whole 12 mOnU November. The day after, they revised the estimate to law enforcement officials denial to the families involved formed by West Germany today worry all that much West Germany, the strongest ERTS has been dIted witia 62...Sowcea close to the impeachment Inquiry tell us the House whenever they are accused of of monetary compensation they (despite Chancellor Willy about U.S. domination. TheY and most consistent performer saviag farmers millions of should be ready to vote around July 15 whether to impeach are seeking from the govern- Brandt's undoubted political want to get out of the mess, they — again, notwithstanding its wrongdoing. dollars by reporting these President Ntxon...The bill of particulars, our sources say, will troubles), Holland and — recognize Our sin and power as difficulties. The rationale apparently is ment for their sufferings, natural phenomena. Until definitely include allegations that the President was Involved In through its financial influence something special and see that to do otherwise would be to ERTS went aloft, camera-laden the Watergate cover-up and the 11717affair. The staff Is still IiiTh ey f ee l caught, not wishing Curious things are still going — Switzerland, this latter of American leadership as a place yet another hindrance in ties, but airplanes and ground observers vestigattng whether to include charges of tax fraud,.. to sully them new the path of the law in these on in Vietnam, things that course not a member of the properly inevitable conThe political animosity between the presidential staff and the attempted these earth surconvinced America should be nine-nation European sequence of It. permissive times and provide Washington would Just 3 scouting the way out of today's veillance tasks, But planes House impeachment staff has failed to break up a friendship encouragement to criminal spare the American public from Economic Community. Their regret, naturally, Is dilemzaas. must take hundreds of pictures be tween Dick Hauser, an attorney on President Nixon's de fense worrying abcut. elements In these relatively stable Uat in was not the Year of to cover the area a satellite sees team and Thu Oliphant, a lawyer preparing impeachment "we was a slip-up the other - placei, for all the talk of the Europe President Nixon A recent, and very Wbat they wish is that, In a single pass. GFOWII ob- charges against the President ... We recently reported that the prominent, on in point was day, however. A group of need for and promise of greater promised. Deflected from that in the general contusion, servers never me the big pie. slaughter of rare Australian kangaroos was endouraged by the the acquital by a grand jUry in newsmen were being given a internal Integration of the purpose by the scandals of Richard Nixon could be per.ture at all. Interior Department's failure to ban the importation of their Alton, Ill., of 10 federal tin- routine tour of a U.S. air base In European countries, the word is Watergate, be, who prides forming as the "foreign policy skins. Within 10 days, the department moved to protect the furry So the Space Age has dercover narcotics agents Thailand when a helicopter plain and simple: The United himself so much upon his president" he thinks he Is. marsupia ls Jurisdictional dispute between the Interior and I one of man's favorite clichcs— came in with a pilotless charged with violating the one picture is worth 10.000 COtnIflerceDepartmenL3, meanwhile, tSholdflgup the protecUon rights of two families in reconnaisance plane slung turtles. They have dwindled from 50 million to ii mere 10,000 words. One satellite picture is of sea Coflins'ville, Ill., during raids on beneath it. It seems that such worth a thousand photographs, in the Caribbean and may soon become extinct, drones are regularly their homes for os It lets you see the forest—and photographic and informationthe trees. Although there was no gathering mISSIOnS over North Recently, however, a sense of By RAY CROMLEY Washington thinking as to what SHOCKING SIERPA SHORTAGE Now NASA Is planning question that the agents, VIetnam, and on returning The Herald Services motivates the leaders of shock has spread through those even more efficient new dressed like hippies, had for recovered in mid-air by Yugoslavia and the EaSt Communist watchers who deal generation of spacecraft called Since everybody seems to be playing "Can You Top This?" on cibly Invaded the homes helicopters. U.S. analysts we, eamazedat European nations, with the most sensitive of Earth Observatory Satellites, thesubjectofshortages,beaclvjsed that In the Himalayas they're without warrents and although ThePentagon defends the effectiveness of Soviet To understand the problem, technical material. Convincing or EOS. Two would be Launched running out of Sherpas. flights, saying that they the plaintiffs testified weapons tested In last fall's we must go back roughiy two evidence is now at hand that In 19Th and 1979 atop . No less than fl mountaineering teams from tight countries were verbally terrorized and pet'mttte under the Paris Arab-Israeli war. But what has decades to when the Yugoslays Yugoslavia Is serving as a ventional boosters. Later plan to tackle the Himalayas this spring, reports the National --its which supposedly physically abusc-d and their agreemc. shocked them more is the "broke" with the USSR,and the conduit through which ,Moscow versions would fly in the Gec,graphic Society, and many of these expedidons will be hardproperty extensively damaged, ended the Vietnam war discovery that essential United States thereupon began secures Western military manned space shuttle's cargo pressed to find experienced Sherpa guides, That's not the point. The point the jury found that the agents com. ponents of some of the most a daring experiment in foreign secrets. As a result, at least one bay, to be launched into orbit The famous mountain men who have successfully guided Is that unless the North had acted in the perf ar1ce Red U.S. firm has recently can- from space. Viet- advanced weapons aid. assaults on towering giants like Mount Everest now apparently their duty and could not be heW namese are extremely near- systems clearly reached celled a highly profitable deal while ERTS satellites prefer to shepherd tcurlst hiking groups at less demanding lower sighted as well as hard-of.. Russian designers through a criminally accowilabie. Yugoslays. The resulting U.S. support of with the studying the earth aim their altitudes. the Here again, the possibility hearing, secrecy series of U.S. and West Yugoslavia The Yugoslays have made cameras down only at the patch has since "They pay us equally well, and it is not such a back-breaking that a finding of guilty WtRlld surrounding such operations European security leaks, burgeoned into billions of much of their "defiance" of theof land directly below (covering job." the Geographic quotes one Sherpa climbing veteran. can only be directed against— cause rejoicing among This discovery serves as a dollars of direct and indirect RUSSIaIIS and their role as a the same region every 18 Sharp fellows, those Sherpas. days), 'Irug users and pushers was a well give you one guess. most worrisome portent for our assistance. The United states leader of the "neutralist" the EOS breed will carry new theme hammered on by the future safety. The Russian has gone so far as to train nations. After the Russian 'pointer" instruments capable defense. The agents were buildup of recen' years makes Yugoslav pilots and other' Invasion of Czechoslovakia, the of looking in many directions. portrayed as 'kids" who had Those 'the are feeling less effective U.S. defense depen- military officers and Yugoslays reorganized their BERRY'S WORLD For example, they could scan simply made an honest than Undly toward the Internal dent on staying comfortably technicians. And with the forces, set up an area defense prepiarne1 targets or perform mistake. Revenue Service these April ahead technologically, a lead blessings of the State Depart- system, and ordered local emergency tasks like hurricane The jurors heard and weighed days may take some comfort in which cannot be maintained if ment and the Pentagon, troops to continue lighting as or flood assessment, even the evidence and, it must be the knowledge that things could the Russlans have ready access American companies have guerrillas If Russia should report the spread of new crop pr"sumed, reached an honest be worse. to our latest disCoverleL delivered the Yugoslays ad. capture the country and force disease verdict. But it their decision Ironically, the leaks were not vanced prototype weapons the central government to The ancient Romans had a The First EOS will be assigned can through the banned for sale to the Russians declare resistance at an end. to land management studies. be viewed as a tax on dying, says the National developed d I s CO U r a g e m C fl I Marshall Tito himself told The second likely will ingenuity of Russian agents. and Chi. 10 Observer. No payment, analyze bwbredkur, it Americans this reOrganizatiOn weather and the world's uld be tragic Rather, the critical new dcviccs if it were taken by Law C11 In the shaky world of these was Intended to insure Peter the Great of Russia put were virtually handed the forcers a an endouragement to a tax on businessmen who wore Russians for free as a result of past two decades, this seemed a Yugoslavia would not suffer the Later even more .1 V,) 1~ irresponsible behavior on their beards, and barbers were major mistakes by analysts of sound investment to both fate of East Germany, Hungary sophisticated versions will Put Carried out In the line of stationed at the gates of East European countries and American conservatives and and Czechoslovakia at Russian report on such phenomena as hands. duty or not, the Collinsville Moscow to shave all nonpayers. because of some wiihful liberals. earth pollution causes and md er t r: ea ni pet effects. bumbling and unneczssary. The space agency meanwhile 11 , I ll ___ I. . . - e ,y * 4 aitftiri t!crati'l // XO.FRENCH AVE. ELEFHONE3223611Or131-PS Atea Cod. 305 WALTER A. GIELOW PvOtithc D Ai4P fM 8EST - 'x. 5i AtO.iePubath,f TOM AU(ENS s4 tt OAVAM fts V.- I " "' . ROBERT C.MARkEY Advr'ti$fl Oirctor SiJtSCRIPTiOh RATES Home Divpty. ik WeO. $2.- Month, $U20 6 MoNtK, 12C41D 1 - II I - ! • - 'y,ar.BvMkiI:inFiOf*daSafl$CAI Home Det.s,rr- All Other Mail: U7UMOflTh.tMonth1$15, )7AAos: awr fN :j /-liroiisfu! 1 it "t ____ ______ ' ' "4 L,J J. /,.i:- perceive or even hidden information from ERTS photos. It is performing this service not only for NASA but for other clients concerned with earth coidltIons as seen from snace. ISEE FORT PIERCE, Fla. (AP) Attorneys for Daniel lla*nas McCarty Ill, on of a former Florida governor, have indicated they will cite self-defense in his seconddegree murder trial. McCarty, 32, is under indictment in the shooting death of his friend, Benjamin Soloway, 3-4, last Jan, 24. Defense lawyers Monday asked prospective Jurors In St. Lucie County Circuit Court, "is there such a thing as justifiable homicide—killing a man in sell defense?" All six chosen to hear the case answered "yes." Prospective jurors also were asked for their views on drug abuse. Circuit Judge Royce Lewis raid he would hold court day and night to finish the trial this week. He said Jurors ould .msmt McCarty's apartment, where Soloway was found (lead, after opening arguments Tuesday. McCarty's father, Daniel Thomas McCarty II, took office in January, 1953. I Tallahassee Tallyl House Members May. Reverse Stand On Property Tax Cut I OF SANFORD INC. 100 N. Maple Ave. Ph. 322.8321 A ,01 - _ — SPECIAl. $125 Ju icia Records — - N st Builders Tl t i B Halts H I &0e. — - Right Now ! — Ear ) ird Previemw Royal Trails — - p --' Cabinet Gets Beaches Hospital Notes APRIL22, 1974 ADMISSIONS Sanford: Gregory Scott Stanley Ronald B. Robinson Faye J. Lon Robert If. Beckham Margaret G. Waters Daniel F. Buckley Hazel Posley Sarah A. Timmns Anthony B. Simpson F'redrk'a B. Story Tifine>' M. Henderson Mary LaVerne Smith Claude J. LaFay Ethel Hillsman LuAnn Haig Grace G Wallace Normal N. Ferrell John Dixon John l"chn Barbara Cover Jeanie E. Cogburn Pearl L. Dycss Lynda D. Townson 0 " SOUTHERN AIR I dered by the patient's doctor. CC for HB2481, Rude. To SenTALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) blouse amendment "a legisla- tion on a constitutional amend- ate. - House members appear tive panty raid." lie also muient to give all Floridians the Jax Coastal mapping Provides ready to retreat (rain a propos- charged that one part of the $10,000 exemption, but the al to grant property tax cuts of proposal, which would deny any measure was referred Monday a program of mapping FloriJACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) A federal court Jury has up to $150 for every Florida homestead exemption to per- with his support to the Finance da's coastline. HB3032, Ful(ord. convicted three persons charged th running an Illegal To Senate. homeowner. sons who move to Florida after and Taxation Committee staff football gambling operation here, but asked for more to rtrearms Provides a nunThe Senate, which originated Jan. 1, 1975 is unconstitutional. for study. reach a verdict on businessman Arvin K. Rothschild. imun five-year sentence for the bill as a $10,000 homestead "Such an act would obviously Majority Leader Car) Ogden, US. District Judge John Reed Jr. told the jury to return use threatened use of a or exemption solely for senior cUl- be contrary to the United States D-Jacksonville, said the purtoday to resume deliberations on Roths'hild, 56, the arm or other weapon In cornzens, objected Monday to a Constitution and subject to pose of the study was to get an prcidcnt of Universal Marion Corp., owned by multiblouse amendment granting the successful attack in any federal opinion from the attorney gen- mission of a felony. HB2440, Comillionaire financier Louis Wolfson, hen. To Senate. $10,000 exemption to all home- court," he said. eral's office on whether the Convicted Monday were Michael Bateli, 39, his wife, owners who are l'lorida resiSessums promised quick ac- proposal was constitutional. The Senate Bonnie, and Kenneth A. Ewer, all of Jacksonville. dents. Concurred in House amendReed let all the defendants remain free on ball per.dlng And Ilnieri' naker Terrill, a pre-sentence investigation. Sessums, D-Tampa, an outMobile homes Exempts 2pccshoney.dpdtriedchicken., Of the 16 indicted on federal gambling charges In this d l spoken opponent of the House from the state's tie down law case, nine pleaded guilty before the trial. Reed directed mashed potatoes and gravy, cote + TAX amendment, quickly anmobile homes that have addi vaov and; hot butler lastin' biscuit. ii wv. acquittal of two defendants Friday. nounced he may seek defeat of tions or where it would be ecoT.. MOM 'Jth cdrr.i frdrgXJCIIs ci ~few"". *11 the controversial provision Suhnnp-m nomnicallv unfeasible. S8209. Sfnn(4_q PWI today. 1H0T 04 (lirson. To governor. The uintthdmerit doubling the TALLAHASSEE. Fla. (AP) asked for," Forbes said, "In FRIED MCKM The Goveruor e ec r c' homestead exemption - for all —A Jacksonville lawmaker has addition, they are aaking for a Signed into law: OPEN DAIL Y M. £ W. TIL ii PM Florida residents slipped flar- rebuffed a request by blouse lot of taxpayers' money and the 4A (NIIM French wa y Marriage licenses Allows rowly through the house, 61-53, Speaker Terrell SeSSUIPS to chairman has said Sanford the commis- men, as well as women, to buy — last Thursday in approval of the withdraw a subpoena of records sion was hampered in its inves"We will not remove the bill, S112, by Sen. Luuis de la on secret investigations of tigation of judges. GAINCsvH.u•:. Fla. API A new $2,000 home here 13 nest," Warren said. "We think Parte, 1)-Tampa. Judges. "The subpoena is justified strictly for the birds at Iei'st it Is only fair." "The bill we passed was In a letter Monday to Rep. under either or both reasons." until a pair of sparrows finish most of the con- right, Dc la Parte told the Warren said e John Forbes, 1)-Jacksonville, the task of rearing five chicks in Senate in urging rejection of th Sessums said that since he struction on the house was done whose subcommittee issued a utility room. approved the subpoena for some weeks ago and when blouse amendment by Reps. "We are afraid if we move the William Birchfield D-Jackson- subpoena, Sessurns said deter- Richard Earle, Judicial Quailthe builders went back to put the nest the mother won't feed ville, Robert Johnson, R-Sara- mining whether judges should f'catiomis Commission chairthey will die," said finishing touches he heard * * 1 . chicks and e sota, and Kennelh MacKay, 1). be removed from office would man, he has learned that the chirping coming from th be better left up to the super Dick Groover. loud sales manager Ocala. proposed constitutional amendutility room. "So we have stopped conBirchfield claimed "support secret Judicial Qualifications muent sought by the commission ('onunission. struction on the house. had been approved by the Alter the birds were dis-. for our position is growing," but The sparrows nested In a cir- cov ered,Warren says he halted a key supporter of the amendUnless the subpoena was House Judiciary Committee. cult box in the utility m'oom. Be- all work on the house until the ment said he expected House linked to legislation, it should Forbes said the proposal still cause the box contains all the chicks are able to fly and leave members to reject It this time be canceled, the Tampa Demohas to be voted on by the full wires for the house, the builders the nest. around. crat said. blouse and Senate. cannot continue work on the "My own prediction Is that we But Forbes said he had no inNow printed in large letters have little chance of mainhouse until the nest is removed. The proposed amendment, Steve Warren, owner and de- on the white wall of the utility taming our House position when tention of withdrawing the sub- HJR3991, would give the cornveloper of the subdivision, has room is the warning "Do Not the bill conies back from the poena and would reply officially mission greater independence declared the room a bird s.anc- Remove Bird's Nest and laby Senate," said Rep. Marshall to Sessums today. from the state Supreme Court tuary and given orders that the Birds." And underneath that is hams, 1)-Miami. "We have before us a pro- in writing its rules and allow the sparrows are not to be dis- the home's new name -"Ram. Sessums, in a news confer- posed constitutional amend- comnmission to investigate -.-- -. j- i.__-blewood Bird Sanctuary." th turbed. ence last Friday, called e ment which the commission Judges' conduct back to 1968. - Theresa McGill Uoncetta Raintano Joyce McAdams Isabell C. St.andford Freeman L. Woodall BIRTHS - Patrick Zeuli James D. Moye Joyce A. Feuerbacher, Altamonte Springs Frank C. Pietropinto, DeBary Fred M. Walton, Del3ary Raymond N. Hicks, Deflary Milton Lindslcy Jr., lkltona hazel M. Summersill, Geneva Mr. &Mrs. James Townson, a boy, Sanford DISCHARGES Gregory Scott Stanley Ronald R. Robinson Judythe L. Garrett Robert L. Mehaffey Jackie Curran Allen Williams Marvin Q. Milamu lwrencc Williams Eddie Woods Annie Carroll Lake Monroe Pierre A. Leveque Connie Wright, Lake Monroe Rosina J. Conklin Rosa L. Hicks, Lake Monroe Will Livingston Foster Fair Jr., New Smyrna August Vapplisan Beach Leon Schuler Ida H- Padgett, New Smyrna Margarita E. Greever Beach Jennie O'Brien, Deltona Rosle Lee Carter, OVl?dO Jacob Groff, New Smymn-a Dan C. Bowlin, Palatka Beach Shirley Frye, Winter Springs John W. Wilson, Orange City _~ f 4 . . .*. lw- ~~, , . .~' 0 1 - --.,w ~: - . _ -\ . I t''I I I - Ma) 3 Central Florida Genealogical Society Historical an,. May 3 April 29 and 30 Kindergarten and first grade Sanford Senior CitIzens to Fort roundup for Red Bug and overnight bus trip Cruise Winter Springs Elementary Genealogical Workshop, 9a.m., Lauderdale for Jungle' am., Red Bug Baptist Terrace, 414 Pine St., and dinner. Visit lion Country Schools, 9:30 birth certificates. Orlando, conducted by Mary Safari and Hagle'r Musum School. Bring secretar' of American must be 6 by Jan. Harter, Fake bag lunch and meet at First graders Society of Genealogists. 1, 1975; kindergarten, s. Civic Center at 9 a.mn. k", J4" t.__ ine Bu ild ing L Request TALLAHASSEE, Ha. (APi water mark at the time (If conThe state Cabinet will be struction. asked to approve a new coastal William Canton, director of construction setback line aimed the department's Beaches and at further protecting Florida Shores Bureau, said the mean beaches against developers' high water mark can vary durbulldozers, Natural Resources ing the year as much as 120 feet Director Harmon Shields s.a>'s. in Northwest Florida, 60 feet Shields told a Senate Natural feet Resources Committee meeting along the Gulf Coast and 40 will ask along the East Coast. Monday night that he Shields said the proposed polthe Cabinet to allow his agency to start the 50-foot coastal con- icy was based on a staff study struction setback line at the and letters from Atty. Gen. beaches' vegetation line instead Robert Shevin which urged the of the mean high water mark, policy be changed because of a The construction setback line circuit court ruling in fa';or of r:-th v1't:tin lift now run :ulin ti- ----- - I I . I k-. I ., 'j larger hoinesites can S('Cil — and J)urchast'd — tiow. You can walk over your honwsite— even count your trees - right riout Or you can choose r / -_ Pbon+ 543-7700 •mon*h ur gost t: 3 t,,i Rob"so' - a future homesite — right now—which tdll include paved roads and underground utilities. Drive in to our Welcome Center and Sates Office. e're t i:.: i- id 111114!S southwest of Detand and W 17.4 miles east of Eustis on State Highway 44. Upen 1Z Noon to 0 PM Monday through Fridau If you wish to call for an appointment RIGHT NOW. and apply tental io',ard purchase pttceof $15950 --agoo . Our new 12,000 acre planned community isn't quite ready for a Grand Opening right now. But Otlt leatttiftiI one acre and Adding Machine U I — IX ELECTRIC _____ -_ - • This NCR 10 Key 1O - - fl_ ______..REN rU It ;;~~~ ~~_ - -.-,' 11 Seminole Calendar l's In your future IT'S the "furnace with a future" because Air Conditioning can be addd easily— Installation by experis, comfort guaranteed. — 1L1111l1 "That loophole hound in the tax law turned out not to ha a trinrihnin f#.%. ( TALLAhASSEE, Fla, (AP) ures to increase mileage pay. of the many consumer probThe Senate Transportation ration to set up a train between - Public Service Commission merits to state employes, allow lems now before the Public Committee Monday night unan- Miami and Orlando. Chairman Billy Mayo has urged schools to provide Reserve 011i- Service Commission," he said. imously approved a bill, CSThe measure would approthe House pass today bills to cer Training Corps classes inA public counsel, rated as a SBt48, asking the National pilate $4.2 million to help get r: to the PSC stead of physical education aid high priority by Gov. Reubin ltulruad Passcnger Corpo. the route started. add two much and provide an attorney to provide limited access to teach- Askew, would insure that conrepresent the public In rate ers' personnel files. sumers' viewpoints would be hearings. Mayo said increasing the size heard by the PSC at a time The measures were up for of the PSC from three to live when utility rates are soaring, priority consideration in the members would "be In the best Mayo said. marriage licenses in their home By The Associated Press House, where committee action interest of the consumer." counties. SB32I, Wilson. Monday, April 22, 1974 "With the energy cr!sis hayfocused on an attempt to revive Property Tax Allows Ira"The additional input, knowl- Ir.g an almost monthly impact The blouse a rejected bill to ban cheap edge and avatlablity of corn- on consumers' utility bills it is ternal lodges to qualify for Hills passed: handguns. Hospital records - Requires property tax exemption. missloners itself would have a more urgent than ever that this The Senate takes up meas- positive effect on solving some post be created," he said. hospitals and nursing homes to 11I31086, Hollowayand others. provide medical care records to former patients who ask for them. 1181106, Avon. lir osp bills - Requires hospita1 to provide copies of 1 1 bills topatients asa check that -T1 kU,W 444444~, W PSC Chairman Urges Board Be Expanded - 'I 0 I'll D1 tenant go' rnor who is at least in broad general agreement with the governor." I will resign." House Speaker Terrell Sea. sums, 1)-Tampa, immediately raised a problem for Moyle by calling for Adams' resignation as lietuenent governor. 'My comment on that one way or another would breach the position of neutrality I must try to maintain," Moyle said. Sessumns said Adams should resign because the requirement that candidates for governor and lieutentant governor run in tandem was aimed as assuring that "Florida will have a lieu. - ways to extract hard-to. - - said he would expect the majority of Wallace supporters to back Bie If he ran, The two-way split already has placed a considerable burden on Florida Democratic party chairman Jon Moyle, a close personal and political friend of Askew who has been calling for united backing for the governor. Moyle said he would remain neutral in the primary as party chairman but "should I not be able to Separate my personal feelings from my official duties, Out to lunch I lavia Plays Both Ends has teamed un with the aerospace Industry to achieve the widest dissemination of data gathered by the "shutterbug" satellites, on grounds no one will benefit if spacesnapped pictures get lost in a file cabinet or a computer. So TRW, Inc. of Redondo Brach, Calif., has developed "I held my nose and voted for supporters of Alabama Gay. George McGovern," Adams George Wallace. Adams said In a news confer- said when asked about his ence that his philosophical dif- Democratic party loyalty. file, also a Wallace backer, ferences with Askew were dramnatized in the 1972 DemocratIc has been touring the state for Convention when Adams sup- several months seeking support ported Wallace for president for a run for governor, He said he welcomed Adams' "while others In this adininiscandidacy "but I don't believe tratlon courted the ultimate Democratic nominee and culti- he would propose the kind of cutbacks in state spending that vated nis philosophies." Askew said in 1972 he would I envision." Bill France, Daytona Speedvote for Democratic nominee George McGovern but refused way president, and leaders of the Wallace delegation in 1972, to campaign for bum, TALLAHASSEE, Fla, (AP) — The two-way race between Gov, Reubin Askew and I.A. Gov. Tom Adams for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination may become a three-sided contest. Norman Bie, a Clearwater lawyer, said Adams' entry Monday did not change his plans to enter the race if he finds 'the people are interested in a massive reduction in govenunent." Bie and Adams both would be vying for the backing of Florida Governorship — ' t.1!t' Eyes Tuesday, April 23, 1974-5A Herald — , DOONESBURY - Gambling Convictions Bumbling The Call Of Duty - TAMPA, Fla. (AP) - A federal grand jury here has subpoenaed State Comptroller Fred 0. "Bud" Dickinson and two of his employes to testify on Friday. Dickinson, reportedly under investigation by the Internal Revenue Service, said through his aide, Vernon Bradford, that he would be glad to cooperate with the jury. Bradford said he doesn't know what the jury is investigating but that Dickinson was not asked to bring any of his papers. Deputy Comptroller Burrell Mawhinney, who also was subpoenaed, said h doesn't know what it's about either, but has asked a lawyer to go with him. Also subpoenaed was Mamie Mitchell, Dickinson's personal secretary. The three were asked to testify at different times. — -- by Garry Trudeau Jury Calls State Officials McCarty Murder Trial Begins -. - - to .. - - .-.-- FLORI DA Third Democrat TODAY - ___ 1) The Sanord Priceless Yug r - - , i'. '-' i __ __________ •7 -;__ ---------' Tuesday, April 23, 1974 Editorial -41 -- Tel* 904-357-9000 'Nil t;-., -1 ,, Ili ,.-11 tt,wbR.,, I, Kj,i.1 Palm iSrah Co1on Inc. • ftT0172 a t O'4.'O - MEII Obtain the HIJO Property Report from developer and read it before signitg anything. HUD neither approves the merits of the offering nor the vaIue, if an), of the property. - �-— - 6A—The Sanford Herald __ Tuesday, April 23, 1974 p Dear Abby a i I - - idi - - - Alcohol Leads To Despair li Send Priest To Doctcr ByABIGA1LVANBURE4 F S -- - - ,S 41 1V74 W C)caSs Thss.II . .1401 l S ., it 4 a state alcoholism facility for on an ego trip. I couldn't believe women (where, she says, she I was an alcoholic, that alcohol found she could get drinks as made me insane I th ought it . S - S DEAR POLLY—With many shortages looming on the horizon we should be conscious of all our resources. Water drawn rather trot and allowed to cool would warm the bathroom while morning preparations are made. Then use some of that water to wash articles which you would prefer to hand wash. This holding of the bath water for longer period not only allows the heat to remain In the house rather than go down the drain but also puts much needed moisture In the atmosphere of the house.—E.C. ,ç .. '' - . . .'—.. .' . 5 ,A I. ' •,,&• - . ... - DEAR POlLY—Our (laughter, a school teacher in Germany, was home for Christmas and (1)0k back some Al '"i'w oiiu on ice creanis Freezer, She likes to make ice cream. Some of tier German friends can get vanilla sticks so asked her and she asked inc to ask you and the readers ii they uii.n _- . . . nottrv - -.-. rows -.- i flUUJI% Orney- Thompson Americana zaar Scheduled - Afgh an 13 , -- j .. from t he Cwroil Rigfn.r Institut. By JUDY LOVE The Herald Svkes Pine trees, birches, clear blue lakes.,, they're all part of the GENERAL TENDENCIES: that you've assumed. Pay bills, delights of a Scandinavian 'ourmindsslogicaIandactjt A good evening to show more .You can betaWt now. You see the best way to affection for mate Avoid one of this refreshment foryourseu advance and to gain the with wrong ideas. a starspLashed afghan to wrap goodwill of henIot and SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 32 10 u night's surroundings more corn- DeC 21) Do somethIng With some nimble fortable. thoughtful for all of your part.. needlework, you'll have a ARIES (Mar.2ltoApril. 19) ners today, ar.d you get back beautiful warm-weather Ideal day to cement better into their good graces nd all is coverlet, the perfect wrapup relations with associates for a fine for the future. when the mountain air grows brighter future. Write letters to CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. crisp or the sea breezes chilly. and telephone those who Can help you progress. TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) Keep busy at straightuuing out monetary and property affairs and feel with some adviser who can give you right . ' 4# , ' ' . . ' 9 .-?A ______ ____ ' - ". , A., .g . 4*. I f ~,) : / -1., 4 - Robert two her one. When she was drunk, it didn't matter that the men so metimes asked her to come Windishman of Daytona Beach; borne with them. Mrs. Annette Nitz.e! and Miss Soon she was a prostitute. She Carol Wilson of Rhinelander, was a prosti tute for the next six Wis. years, in one bawdy house after Harold Greene, son of Mr. Among those from Deltona another across the United and Mrs. Evertt Greene of Lake were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mac. States. htariett Estates, Forest City, don.'ild, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Her drinking Increased, and will present a concert Wed- Berkley, Mr. and Mrs. Matt she started to lose her good nesday, (April 24) at 8 p.m. in Jaskuiski, Mr. and Mrs. Aibert looks. It didn't matter to her Crummer Hall auditorium, Pifel, Mr. and Mrs. John somehow. She thought she was Rollins College, Winter Park. flaraburdo, Mrs. Ruth Ja tho too degraded to deserve He will play Von Williams' and many others. anything better. She felt guilty, Concerto for Tuba. Cold meats, potato salad, and she drank to forget it, but it A student at Roll i ns, Harold Is fit and vege ta ble sa la ds, - F L ____ ' ' - ' .., f ' Canceled -' ' I ' CIISS nib_5J Scrambler r. - .S 1 t 4 I )r'p 5jfto - . :.' -is * : 55 ('uddl* up 57 ('onhsnuit ,,fl,j11 1. .. 7:00 (2) To Tell The Truth (6) Hogan's Heroes (9) Dragnet (13) News I "When Dr. Kellogg then asked this brother to !end him $1 million to rebuild the sanitarium, his brother ' -. btnr 55 fort d u.i ii i, I] wandcrrr ,9 I'rti'r. S it I)ress I Vrnent'- lb i1'p.ssr.r 1 7 F:g%pIs n J 0 lielJ.r4 21 Ju%'nl forte 24 l.rgn4.irs king t,i lit 11-1 1,1 27 Ili'ck 25 Mrirn norm 2 Mi pI r 3 liUi1 i-lobs I usiraiun r.i,ti'tnrd S .njt,,niiu.sI n't;rk 6 Hirrr in 31 idolizes 34 T*iiurn 7Sc*itliJs(,p 3 7Snu(llr 8 ftoutr lab ' 9litin .'a 34 1A 11florlh . prrls - 39 II,' srjle,i 411 nm "'Lmin 4: H"pi-t 4.i I't-runin Indian 45 ()nL,iruo dIhn.'s 10 Nr t .'I ih""snth 'nsr II ,5ig'nquin InIsn i2utnmpin SISO" ' ,,utfl "I Withrrud Sntaoin- s••., 23 irri.snd 24 Fsh Z5 F.urni'c.en rssrr s Slrunr tc'rrrunn'r temix)ra nk form of irs-. 45 Frminin' .app('i(I ii'n ille 4 Crinkle 49 si.siruiin" 29ind1%IduJi' 30lfU%bJfl4,,( $JIl,no'untrd Si ink like' Gudrun 'mn IP IIhTh'rIals 2 JIj,to,n LII Tim W crior 13 111.11 rcJnn 53 T.akr 54 '-,i,t,- 1 nOh(.iist iniliji% 40SmaiIi'k l 1'' .' "Dr. Kellogg told tue this story himself, so I got it direct from the Inventor of the original 'rnn'. m iUt'ttitin Sonol Jacob I Bib ' ns U9 )f 4 '- I ., cornflakes." Apropos of dreams, many students have found that if they go to sleep perplexed by an unsolved math problem, the solution may pop into their minds during sleep. ' ' .% Which meamis their s ub. u b- S in,.e 0 0 on 0: on ~ noNIlIlIlI II.. - Ron' - IaI I 'Wil l, N J!1 IIJf. JMANII n_'. IUNIIM 'J$J; Jill V anam', JMEJlllJ Jijill ijillul uuuui UNNEWN AWAS. mom uuuuu uu• r LIUM "1144%. vua k.,r SVI ..r.n,l ,..,.n.,.. %a FV as L Val VU--) bits of relevant information around the enigma till the correct solution suddenly lip. Iwars. That "polarization" also is helpful in your waking state! So) when you haven theme or public speech due tomorrow or next week, at least plc a topic NOW, so your subconscious will I* 1.- lling relevant ideas in advance. S"iid for my booklet "Public Platform Strategy," enclosing a long stamped, return envelope, plus 25 ct'r,ts. ( Always write to Dr. Crane in care of The Sanford Herald, enclosing a long stamped, addressed envelope and 25 cents to cover typing and printing costs when you send for one iii his bookk'Ls. (6) Bozo's Big Top Capt. Kangeroo (9) Mike Dcuglas Show 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue Show (6) Flintstones 8:00 (6) Century (6) Andy Griffith (9) Truth Or Consequences (9) 9:30 (6) 10:00 (2) (13) Movie (24) Eye To Eye 8:00 (2) Adam 12 Martian (44) Bold Ones 8:30 (7) Movie (6) Hawaii Five-C Movies (24) Who Built This Place? (35) Showtime Medicine And Morality (74) Black Journal Movie 9:30 (6) GE Theatre (35) Champions 10:00 (2) Police Story (9) Marcus Welby (13) Washington Legislature (44) 11:30 (2) 1 $ J New Zoo Revue How To Survive A Marriage (6) Match Game (9) e Life To - - (44) Movie 1:00 (2) Tomorrow Show (9) Mcie (44) Ne'.'s WEDNESDAY MORNING 6:00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee -- p'oL'.i a'J Regular Value l"c' ar'd gurvy, cofe b;;o,,,,s kw GOOD ALL DAY Sm rvit oeisRwoo FRIED CHICKEN 1:30 Matinee Wednesday Nightly - - 1:45 PM, 8:00 P.M. Sorry No One Under 18 fAnFoRD-oRLcnDo KEflflEL CLVB 10 Miles north of Orlando between " Reservations (305) 131.16v0 To Beaver (44) Petticoaj IS Season Closes Thursday, April 25 City Council (2) Bonanza (9) Movie (35) Leave It News Lifestyle Variety t4en',s Cele br ity aw Only 3 More Nights Of Racing 400 (2) Somerset (6) Mery Griffin (9) Lucy Show (24) Sesame Street (44) Gllligan's Island 1:15 (13) Winter Park (!) S Junction 5:00 (24) MisteRogers Young And Neighborhood (35) Batman (44) Green Acres 5:15 (13) Women's Nes 3:30 (2) News (IL Green Acres Search For Tomorrow 17:55 (2) Nes 1:00 (2) Jackpot (6) (9) (35) (44) 1:30 (2) 29 -- (44) Bullwinkle (13) Richard Diamona (24) Electric Company (35) Lost In Space (44) Gorner Pyle News (35) Peyton Place - rrinFpRpckjJ 0 (35) Pe nthouse Ba rnyard Sweepstakes (6) I -., Live Restless (9) Password (35) Florida O1 MOVIC (9) Wide World Of Entertainment q (35) Mr. Ed Council (44) 12:30 (2) Plus At 10:15 "Man On A swing' DOG RACING GuIding (44) 3:30 (2) News 12:00 (2) (6) Playhouse Night Gallery Tonight Show ' - I . AFTERNOON 10:30 (35) News 11:00 (7,6,9) News (24) Speaking Freely (35) Pajama 12:00 BILLY JACK" 7 — (13) Orlando City Debates Now! S:1S& J Life (44) Patty Duke (2) Another World . (24) Today In The K The Price Is Right (9) General Hospital Women Only 11:55 (6) _. I (6) 10:30 (2) Jeopardy (6) Gambit (44) Fury 10:55 (35) News 11:00 (2) Wizard Of Odds (6) Whars My Line (9) Split Second (35) Romper R oom (44) Energy Vs Ecology 11: 30 (2) Hollywood Squares (6) Love Of Life (9) Brady Bunch (35) Fran Carlton (44) Not For (35) My Favorite 9:00 (13) 3:00 Movie Concentration Dinah's Place (6) The Joker's Wild (*) Maude (9) Happy Days (24) Bill Moyers Joerr.al 19.____ Wednesday's - Light (9) Newlywed Game 2:30 (2) Doctors (6) The Edge Of Night (9) Girl In My CBS News ___../ He's Rated X _____________________ ML _ DIIYI•l* THEATRIS! ' The World (6) (9) (44) 7:30 (2) Sale Of The . "And I understand that's why Dr. Kellogg never spoke to his s younger brother till he died. 1C&ATPEDFCXI) Deal 2:00 (2) Days Of Our Lives Semester 7:00 (2) Today - (9) Sunshine Spring Street FRITZ THE CAT" ATl'ItIh $1 IVtNING8 hiss M 0 41% 70 10:10 Turns (9) Let's Make A U.S.A. (24) Woman reiuceI I t. fr in t ,irt v II I bsirits I -:A tX)V'i\ 15 Cunning MORE 'i o (6) Sunrise (35) Star Trek million in value by the time Dr. Kellogg's sanitarium burned down - 6:30 (2) a OPEN DAILY 11kM. TILt P,M,Fpl &SAT.Tft. ISP.M tI$ Fre'cAv. (Hi way 17-12) Sanf ord Almanac Almanac ,. MATINFI —"Lutas Tanner," about a big league pitcher-turned. sportswriter who becomes a high school teacher after the death of his wife and young son. All these shows are an hour long. Two half-hour shows described as comedy dramas, are "Chico and the Man," about an embittered garage owner and his brash young Chicano "partncr," and "Sunshine," about a young musician who's supporting an orphan girl. NBC's eighth nonviolent offerthg for the fall is a sitcom called "Second Start," about a successful businessman who gives it all up to enter medical school with the help of his family. 6:15 (2) Sunrise (6) . - I Southwestern cattle town. In addition to "Planet of the Apes," its other new wares are two sitcoms, "Rhoda" and "The Paul Sand Show," and three new "human values" series, two of which are half. hour comedy-dramas. The two are "The Love Nest," about an elderly couple on Social Security, and "We'll Get By," created by Alan Alda of the "M-A-S41" gang and concerning the lives of a suburban New Jersey family, NBC's five contributions to the "human values" movement are: EVENING $50 .11511.. , —"Born Free," based on the African wildlife book o! the same name. —"The Little House on the Prairie," an American plains series, set in the 1890s and based on the classic books by Laura Ingalls Wilder. —"The Rangers," about the activities of the U.S. Forest Service. —'Petrocelli," about a liarvard.educated big city lawyer who hangs out his shingle in a powder. i ____ M 1 2:30 7:30. 9:00 I No W,4,. ________ Tl e e"sion TUESDAY "The company zoomed and was estimated to have reached An*er to P'e'ous PuzsIe lineups airs until ¶1 pin. EDT., when most of the mtation's younger viewers theoretically are abed. The strongest indication of the trend toward less violence at any hour is in NBC's new lineup. Out of 12 new entries, one is a situation comedy, two are comedy-dra.'nas and five are "human value" series. CBS, which gave the last category impetus by sticking with "The Waltons" through lean ratings times, also is keeping pace. Only one of its new series, gumshoesaga named "Manhunter," portends gun- \/'i olence - o R ' "In his with cereals, Dr, Kellogg wondered how he could utilize corn, to supplement the popular dema nd for oatmeal,as well as puffed wheat and puffed rite. - ' lie's Comfortable ith Old Clothes "Dr. John Harvey Kellogg was a great food researcher and also owner of a famous Battle Creek Sanitarium in Michigan. NEW YORK All) Hollywood's blank cartridge industry. which enjoyed boom times auring television's muchcriticized shoot-em-up era of the late lDSOs, faces a bleak outlook next season. And it may get worse, A look at the NBC and CBS program lists for next fall shows TV gunfire and other violence, already on the wane ;imnid continued heat from Congress and citizens' groups, continues to decrease, ABC has not yet announced its fall schedule, Shows emphasizing what the trade calls "human values" are on the rise, with the exception CBS' new "Planet of the Apes" series, which is serious monkey business. Excluding made-for.IV films or recent movies, which nilas' or may not have violence, th ere'll still be the sounds of guns blasting and bodies falling, albelt on a controlled scale, next fall on NBC and But save for three shows in which mayhem might occur— "Gunsmoke," "NBC Sunday Mystery Movie" and "Adam. 12"—none of the potentially vio• lent series in the new CBS-NBC u only made her feel more guilty. on the president's list and is relishes and desserLs filled the tier wanderings around the ma joring in science and m usic. huge serving table. country tookSSS_ her to mii On I1pn,I,,,,t..., I-.— 1UUUUI hUm FU13I - When I shook my head, he continued: suit back. This gave South exactly two trump tricks in and 4K I since there was only one trump , A ,53 esich left in his hand mnd 4 4 dummy lie could only come to "That night he di'f ted off into "' WEST EAST - four trump tricks and that slumber, apprr.itly with this 665 40-1 1092 wasn't quite enough. puzzle on his hind. 97 South could have scored five 109 • "And in his sleep, the idea trump tricks if he had finessed 4J s 41072 came to him. It startled him the Jack the right way, but he into wakefulness. 4 3 had a be tter way to play theni. "So Di'. Kellogg got right out V 1082 lie should Just cash the ace and of bed and hastened down to his + KQ4 king and side-suit high cards, 4.' 986 Then a cross ruff would bring in kitchen. "lie shelled some ordinary N.rtIeS',uth viii n'r,ihh' enoug h tricks for the slain. East yellow' corn and placed it in a West orIh Eji uulh. could null in with his queen of bowl of water, to soak till i .% -r trumps any time he wished, but morning. 24 .nv - that would be the only trick the i',t.s I't.'..', - defense could win. "Then he returned to bed and __________ fell asleep. Opening • lo "Next morning, he rushed down.st.airs, to find that the corn 1h' I)l(h11n4 has tM'('fl When you bid a small slam 23 , had softened while in the water. your first step in planning the \orih E4%t South 4 play should be to count to 12 Pak, IT "So he laid the grains on a j'.' ;mv tricks. bread board; took a rolling pin If South had stopped to do this V'u south and then ironed them flat. K . -' .17 6 •. -1 4 9 1 before playing to trick two he "Next, he placed th em in th e VSII.ln iii, %m1141 Illm would have seen two tricks in oven to roast, might go right usia spades and clubs and three in but If %OU %I.liflI to 1w "When the)' were a crisp diamonds for a total of seven ftkn'kwooti k'niiIk hid tour dfamandi,. golden brown, he took them out outside the trump suit. This QUE.S71'.)% and po r ed the corn flakes into a meant that if he could produceTOlLS 'lflI (I,, hod hair di.i.sonds au;iI bowl. five tricks there, he would be ,, Our trmnt'r 1)1(1% tour hu'.irl home. WILl! (I's !'U (1') nu'' "They proved to be delicious Maybe South actually (lid and tha t's how cornflakes were .tirr Tomurro this. It was hard for us to tell originated. beca use at trick two he played t'w $7 t J4 COB Y .tc)OfRN "But Dr. Kellogg wasn't his king of hearts and at trick bou to Win t Bridge IC/O concerned with manufacturing three led a heart toward t.'s newspaper) p Boa $89 problems, so he turned the dummy and finessed the Jack. Radio C'ty Station Ne." Yr,r4 V 10019 N business over to his younger East took his queen and led the brother. . .fl• "Did you know that cornflakes were also invented as a result of i (beirn?" I rend I oward Less T\/ " ' Tuesday, April 23, 1974-7 A i,ii i a I - %esi - S JAMESJ The Sanford Herald Tonight's TV Hig hlights As We discussed the fact that often out subconscious. mind will evolve a solution to a perlexing puzzle, he added: [TZ{:1 q Harold Greene Wilson and their To Appear In Iughters, and Mr. .nd Mrs. Al F L , -, 20) Schedule duties well jna,m., 1. zW6 t,uIIuLIIuvIun-Inpireo s r-- -. ,). and then plow right through design is cross-stitched right on ii Californlacity.There,onenig Lake Academy, he received a with them efficiently. Get your the finished agtian in her apartment, she carefully music scholarship to Rollins. for a health well toned up so you feel beautiful surface effect. cut her wrists. Harold plays tuba with the STAR-SPLASHED AFGHAN like a millicu. As the blood drained out of Orlando Quintet and has played Use nature's own earth wW . . Inspired by Scandinavian designs her, she suddenly realized she in a, band since elementary AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. sky colors In a new acrylic yarn didn't want to die, she crawled school. 19) Th e planets favor having a wi th a soft but sturdy hand spun to the door of her apartment, fl • good t1mneat the Dlac and with look. We chose natural for ('UtI.J? 1 w ,jwiv 1, wner a neighbor found her and Do n't heiLte to te ll others the people you like. Rai.se your background and chestnut, rushed her to the hospital what you want from them; be spiritual level. Show devotion ti, walnut, stone, birch, black, blue Soon she was well again. And ar1d copper for the design. E sure to meet their expectations, mate. she got drunk again. She needed To embtoider design, also. Accept worthwhilePISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) alcohol now, needed it first vitations and meet interesting Be diplomatic at home now to you'll follow an easy-to-read thing in the morning to make chart, bethgextra careful not increase harmony, or at i her (eel better during the day. not lessen what already ex ists, pull yarn too tightly. Finish off MOON CHILDREN A friend took her to an Rid yourself of whatever ciubes wi th a thick fringe, using all the to July 21 Try Alcoholics Anonymous By ANN RUDY colors in the afghan. ina shirt of dubious origin and more and do not lose your cool struie there The Herald Services For corrbctlng instructions , IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN pair of equally mysterious meeting. because of all the activity FURNITURE "1 can't believe I'm an My husband is the kind of guy pants. he or she will have a send 50 cents to Stitchin' Time. around you. Invite interesting TODAY.. al coholic," she sa id to herself, who takes great care of his old SALES Herald, fine mind and upon maturity ("0 The 'S persons to your home. "Where'd you get that outwatching the other alcoholics Station, Box $, New clothes. And I don't mean his City LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Get will excel along inventive and Y. 17-92 describing their troubles with CASSELBERRY The York. N.Y. 10019. Ask for leaflet radical-chick Levi's. I mean his lit?" I asked. lines. together with (me friends and mechanical "Don't you rem ember" he the bottle. "I mean, these enclose old clothes. show your liking so they can be education should be slanted In No. 394 and be sure to people have had such rotten answered, looking hurt, such directions, Teach early to your nime, He has a knit golf shirt he are my wedding trousers and i ives. I haven't had it that bad, future. Group meetings eOU1petewbateyh45fl been wore 20 pounds ago "Even If I have had some that makes wore this shirt oil our first started. Some discipline is KNIT KNACKS favored, When him look like Alice tough breaks, I can always stop In Won. date." flecrs.sary, but Dear Judy Love : to be VIRGO Aug. fl to Sept drinking when I want to." telligently and kindly ad. kflhItlflg a sweater with more dcrland's Tweediedumgj. With it, Try to we It all came back to me on a She gota Job, Now she was no g(io(I position with higher-ups so ministered. Discriminate than one color I tend to get lots he wears a pair of cords tnleo1 nostalgia. threads on the are splattered with the longer arrested for prositutiori I1 long, Jooe OU btuni' "Yeah,' I said. "1 re ore successful, where friends are concerned mem. She was only arrested, every ple u' paint-history of wrong side. How can I avoid happier, Write those who can her. The shirt still has taco few months, for public three houses "The Stars impel, they this unsightly mess? sauce staI ns " help you wi th (in ideas. compel." What you make of rninai,. drunkenness. Framed, the right knee might LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22 ) your life is largely up to YOU, Finally, one day, a woman He put his arm around me Dear P.V.: A sweater should nn early M ir Get into those new interests o, Wearing and l Carroll Righter's Individual look good inside as well as out. pass for ____ ooked into my eyes. "And came to her jail ce ll. this getup, he could be arrested S th at will help you make a big Forecast f your siVn f(-.T May many times You been b sure. heri wvrkinL' sith cot vagrancy should he )orMiI. Gtt data Is rv read). For yuwpoekcLslnhiiywL'ddingtrousers arrested, huney?" the womjn copy more than one color, to carry pace in public. needed from right sources, but send yotir birthdate and $1 to who ran ii halfway house for are still empty." unused strands don't impose on others. Carroll Righter Forecast, The wrong side. If a strand As to be women alcoholics, asked. "Look," I said to him SCORPIO tOct.. 23 to Nov. 21) Sanford Herald, Box 629, 'arried for more jn t' "For wha t?" asked Paula . We smiled. He .almost had recently, keeping in mini Get responsibili ties behind you Hollywood, Calif. 9002Z. me, but I struggled back to the "Fur drunk?" stitches before being used fragile male ego, look "For anything," said the again, twist it wi th the stra nd rotten." woman. you are using I told him what my mother He looked at me a "About 50,000 tlin." stitch, This wi ll prevent long always said about du'essing: do FUNNY 8USINESS By Poe, Eollen "Oh, you poor ' .L dear," said minute after I said this and then it carefully from tlit' skin out long, hanging threa ds woman. ot up from his chair with great even on your way to mail a . The woman offered to help dignity. At first, I thought he letter at the corner . Qg '4 c5 mailbox, TRESE TAN 'iJ Luncheon for Paula and Paula was goJngm, strangle me, but he you felt moved, I . ccr SM may be hit by a car. I '44 IT'LL CO) -----------A But she asked some cellmates passedme by and went into our ccr 3'— litlooked umicunvinceti as he about the place the woman ran, bed-room and closed the door settled himself before theTV set and they told her It was like a 11 behInd hm. ___ The Fine Arts Depn_rtmnent of 'S arid the sporting event oc prison. So Paula decided not to Sanford Wonuan'a ci Gee. I worried, I hope be isn't day. He opened the top button of take the woman's offer has appearing in The Sanford for help. cnceJed the covered dish goifl to take an oveose of Herald are "I've got out SOME iuncheon end program turn s. But I needn't have four inches of stomach jp4 available to you in 8x10 reprint Size thought. L— for $3, chedu1ed for April 25 due to a worried. He was out again in a sigh. lie was It was only months iatei, if t-unf;iij in dates S (nyc minutes, this time attired continental, • DIAL 322-2611 or 831.9993 after she had been in and out of & --- l 'a Tuba Concert , near the top, of boxes containing cereals and other such foods. After using some of the cereal or whatever it is tinpossible to fold over the extra waxed paper without tearing it where it had been glued. If this must be glued why cannot they do it near the bottom so we could easily fold over the top of the paper and preserve the food's freshness? —E. DEAR POLLY—I also had some loose fl oor tiles and corrected the problem by using a hot iren. If Lenore would place an old towel or piece of sheet over the loose tile and then press with a hot iron the tile will loosen and come up if she desires and then more glue Could t)e applied. If enouih glue is suit present tIiit5, may tie rio need to pull it up but she can just hold it firmly until it cools and adheres again. I increased the heat slowly.—hJEl.EN. DEAlt POLLY—We replaced inc broken globe to a small back door light with a widemouthed pickle jar. The top fit exactly and one coat of liquid plastic glaze made the Jar look like stained glass—JUANITA, By ()SWAI.[) JACOBY - 88:30 CBS MAUDE irerw Still in first-run and still 8:30lo NBC THE SNOOP enslaved ma (emale-dominated (Part I A two.parter begins 'SOs, w hen a black couple SISTERS (Rerun) "Corpse and world. In the turnabout, th e when a friend's new youthful visiting on the block causes Robbers" The idea was let- male be ByGEORGEW.CRANE comes the domestic. look is the cause of friction uneasiness. howard Cun- ching for this new mini series, Meanwhile, everyone is Ph. V., M.I). trying between Maude and the f ri end, ningham invites an old Army but It didn't hold up. Th is was to reciaim the Planet Earth. CASE i%-6l4: Edward F. Vivian. Seems Vivian has bu ddy, Fred Washington, to the premiere episode, Gene Roddenbery, who created Moore is a brilliant U. of returned from a long vacation, visit when he comes to town to costa rring Helen Hayes and "Sta r Trek" is responsible for Michigan engineering graduate looking so good everyone be married. Fred asks Howard Mildred Natwick, two mar. this film. who now is a successful Wall remarks about it. Everyone, to be his best man, further velous actresses. In this ! 9:30-I 1 CBS GE that is, except Maude, who complicating matters, which segment, the sisters Street investo,, aren't THEATER "Larry" A very becomes cool to Vivian. It leads are compounded when the convinced an old frie nd Is dead, moving, dramatic story on an "Dr. Crane," he said as he to a bitter confrontation, where wedding scene is about to shift especially when his familiar actual case about a man Was visiting at our home it winds up this week, to the Cunningham home, voice conies through in a commit ted to an institution for recently "one of my most in8.9 I'RS I1lll. MOVERS' mysterious telephone call one mentally reta rded as a baby. teresting deals came to me in a 8-8:30 NBC ADAM-12 (reruni JOURNAl. "A Conversation night. When he is tr a nsferred to dream. "Vince Division" Ed> with Dr. Robert U. fleilbroner" 8:30-10 ABC TUESDAY another institution years later, "For several year I have Williams, the queen of sex The rioted political science MOVIE OF THE WEEK a therapist noti ces he doesn't been trying to purc hase th e key flicks, is guest-starr ed. She professor predicts dire con- "Planet Earth" A futuristic fall into the cla ssic mold and block of stock in a certain plays a s ta rlet who para des sequences if we do not stern the story that moves ahead to the begins a tedius rehabilita tion company, but the dealer- nude on the beach to get some shor ta ges of resources, which 22nd century, starring John process headlines, but encounters an coupled with the population Saxon as an astronaut stockholder refused to sell unimpressed pair of policemen, explosion, will create even project ed ahead by a process of "The solution came to me in Malloy and Reed. more se vere crises in the suspe nded animation. It's not a dream and it solved my 8-8:30 ALIt HAI'PY DAYS future, as bad as it so unds; he be comes former impasse." I . guest were Mr. a wiw mm r I and waiting for o man to buy ill van VUII)Uil a Bridge IWin At - . S In Sleep It 1 Suzin Celebrates Birthday At Reception S these sticks. Any help will he greatly appreciated —T.V.H. I)EAI( POLLY-_My Pet Peeve concerns the way waxed paper is glued to the inside, you Stan - - ,.,-,I,% l ilia ,...I,.. 184u5U - CARROLL RIGHTER'S Hot Iron Loosens ' Tiles Pesky Floor - - . - Solved ,\Z;; ,~, Paula started drinking when V she was 12, but she didn't get easily as on the outside), that was Just that bad things were _L_', drunk for the first time until she Paula went to the woman again. ha ppening to me. DEAR ABBY: I can't receive DEAR ORLANDO: flow old was 19 a few days after she tier hair bleached blonde, 50 . "But women have been # a personal reply because my Is he? S learn ed her husband was a pounds overweight, years of through things as bad as I have, mother has the habit of "ac. . homosexual, dissolution showing on her 29. and they didn't become cidentally" opening my mail. DEAR ABBY: My husband .5 's.'. ere are at least three Th year-old face, she begged for alcoholics, I did," I'm a 35 year-old widow. My and I are organic vegetarians, Si ...' million women alcoholics In the help. OA Today Paula has a high. husband died last year, and I'm but our best friends aren't. We United States. Many of th em -IShe was ready, finally, to pa ying Job as a corporate back home living wi th my do many things toge ther . ., I. start out like Paula secretary. She looks younger young admit she was an alcoholic, parents. we've never made apohtof the and pretty, seemingly with "t' The woman, who o pe rated than she did at 29, and she Is I attend church regularly. A fact that we're vegetarians. ' beautiful lives in front of th em, her place on a shoestring beautiful again. V " mon th ago, during confession, They are constantly inviting And then they end up slipping budget (there are far fewer .: S "I'm ha ppy today," Paula the priest, who's about my age, us over for dinner. They inP ,,, . .. . -, 0 I from one degradation to facilities and much less money said. "I could take a drink suddenly said: 'You people variably serve meat, and Just another, sometimes prodded by available for women alcoholics today and I'd be OK. But next think YOU'VE got trouble wha t the smell of meat cooking ,.. . events, sometimes lured by th an for men) talked to Paula, week I'd a bout me?" Then he started to makes me sick to my stomach. ta ke two, and si their own desire for alcohol and "I was such a perfectionist," months from now I'd be back unload all his problems on me. I Everything else they serve Is o ther drugs. . ,,j Paula told her tearfully. "I was where started." felt utterly helpless and ill ei ther out of a can or from . This Is the story of one such juqiu w w rum. L lOW "add-water" package. — girl. tier name is Paula, she is him I sympa thized with him, We have quietly endur ed 36 years old, and she Is WW then I left. The next time I meals at their home because we beautiful. went to confession, he did the don't want to them BAZAAR CRAFT ITEMS And s he h:is n e:teh '.rit, in amt thing, only tills tune he us. How can we turn down U)CU Olive Gambrell shows Jewelry, crochet. stationery neat the i'rirc nf wn,,1. go very emotional and broke dinner invitations without caused by razor blades. down and cried. It Jeopardizing our friendship? I Paula was raised In a Texas I really like this priest, and don't know how many more of orphanage. She thought she was don't want to get him inte their dinners we can take. the prettiest of all the girls in LAKE trouble wi th the church, but I MARY Mr. and Seminole County School Board. YECCH Ba the dread going to confession orghanage, and the Mrs. Arnold L Orney announce tier fiance, who was born in smartest, but there were times again. He seems perfectly all MAII'LAND DEAR YECCII: You should the engagement of their Columbus, Ga., is the grandson Ed Gurney ind Mrs. Pat Nixon. crafts, baked goods, clothing, when she had her doubts. daughter, Ellen Mildred, to of Mrs. Ida Bell Thomp right otherwise, but there must be able to tell your •'.s Trash and trinkets atTreasures, fantastic A baby-sitting service will be books, Jewelry and acces.sories onf E?cially when she was sent be something , wrong with him. friends" that to Innle Wayne Thompson, son Ozark, Ala. are prices will be the order of the featured and artist Janice and toys, live with her married sister, How can I help him? vegetarians and as such do not day, April 26, beginning at 9:30 Rexford will sketch silhouette and after a few months, her of Mr. and Mrs. Lonnir B. Ile is a 1972 graduate of FEELING hELPLESS eat meat. With the prier of a.m., at Maitland CMc Center portraits. sister told her to get an apart- Thonson of Osteen. Proceeds from the Seminole Junior College bazaar meat the way it Is they may not when Florida Technological Born in Sanford, the bridei tion ment of her own and will benefit the go to high inform a Central Adult High School and DEAR HELPLESS: You can be as "mad" at you u you University Women's Club IV Merchant's elect is the granddaughter of school and Booth will building at rw then college on her urge him to see a doctor. Like think, sponsors the annual Bazaar carry new name brand met-sister Mrs. Edith Dougherty of Art is employed by Hughes Supply own. She thought her ny other man, a priest can chandise and a weekend for two Am Americana. Lane, Sanford, and Mrs. Ruth Inc in Orlando. Sa naY Engert and Jeanne didn't want her. C(NFIDENTIAL TOE. M.: ha%ea nervous breakijow,and at a popular spot will be Brown areco.charunan and the The wedding will be an event So she started drinking. Just Andes of Brevard, N.C. It appears that that is what Is "He who cannot forgive others, She is a 1970 graduate of of May 4, a 3 p.m., at Lake highlighting the festivities awarded a lucky couple. c o mmittee includes ma hicks, a little. breaks the bridge over which he will be a Celebrity Booth happening to Seminole high School and is Mary United Presbyterian Ruby Wood, Barbara LinWhen she was 18 she met a employedasa himself must pass if he would featuring a silent auction of DEAR ABBY: I have been Continuous entertainment denberg, Barbara Gallagher, wderful guy, secretary at the Church. who promised to will be spotlighted by strolling Lily going wi th this gentleman for ever reach heaven; for Ilarucky, Marian Bolte, love her all her life. Soon she six ears. We both lost our everyone has need to be memorabilia from famous musicians, Whitey Day and Bill Ruth personalities associated Jean Ostle and Sue was pregnant, and she thought forgiven." (Herbert) with Grasty, and their plectrum mates, and we seem well Kersten. the area including Mickey the loneliness and sell-doubt of banjos. for each other. He says he the orphanage were behind her Rooney, Arnold Palmer, Allen ProblemC You'll lee) bet wan marry meEXCE PT he Also Estelle Evans, Karen forever, you get It McIntosh, Carey off your chest. For a Drury, Hal A snack bar featuring ringer Morgan, Helen Clarke, loves his lovely old home and It P?ggy Then one day she found out personal reply, write to ABBY: Jones, Harmon Killebrew, Lou fare will be open all day. garden and will not leave heck, Olive Gambrell, Ann her husband was a homosexual. gong . Box No. 6M, LL, Calif. Frey, Montoya, Win Pendleton, Other booths will carry white Flick, Sue Grasty and Joanne alto have a lovely "I love you as much as I can By FANNETrE EDWARDS home on Moreno Terrace. home, self- Lawton Chiles. Woody Herman, elephants, household items , Dutton. stamped, which I wound have to give up, Enclose Herald Correspondent love l any woman," be said. About 50 well withers called "But addressed envelope, please. buti (eel that we both should dur ing the afternoon to wish close the doors on our pasts and DELTONA For Abby's booklet, "How to It."was the firs A surprise him a long and happy, heal th y start new lives together. Have a Lovely Wedding," shattering blows,t (f a series of birthday party and Open House life. was given by Mrs. Helena Suzin He say s I should give him $1 to Abigail Van Buren, 132 Crochet Among them were his son, Her baby miscarried, and she for her husband. Stan, on his Victor Jacewica, who came time. How much time should I Lasky Dr., Beverly Hills, Cal. had to have a hysterectomy. all ' give him? ORLANDO 11cr husband left her, and she 74th birthday, April 14, at their the way from Surrey, England, was without a jot, or money. accompanied by his fiance Miss 11cr drinking increased. Wendy Wooster of Colorful She found she could always England. get a drink by going into a bar Others toasting the honor .-' ____ 't - POLLY'S POINTERS Problems Which Can Result In Death By JACK WEBB The Herald News Serykes J - 6:00 (2, 6, 9) News (13) The Corrupter s News All My children Steve's Matinee Movie Three ()i A 6:30 Match (21) Sesame Sheet (44) Hogan's Heroes (21 61 9) Ni.. (13) Richard Diamond (35) Mayberry RFD SicS ON FRIDAY CHOPPED SIRLOIN '. i lb., 2 Vegetables PRIME ROASTBEE or ROAST TURKEY Hot Fresh Vegetables Choice of Potato 1 Vegetable, Bread Bread& Butter 8. Butter Bread & Butter $ ON SATURDAY ON SUNDAY BAKED SUGAR CURED HAM 12 $ $ 1 qr CDIrrt fIJlFur&i 69 M'y fond IRsID (Hl(k(N CORN BEEF & CABBAGF. EVERY WEDNESDAY & SATURDAY 14 L. 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While dining In the work to get the patients well viain dining roorn residents and home again as soon as 14 MORE Jewell - -- --.-.-. t1 - , w I TODAY mccol " ' ...Lakeview Nursing Center - Sfcond celebrated ate holidays and other Saritord, where the ladies In enjoy a view of the lawn and poslbte, residence are looking forward monthly birthday observances gardens through the large To pr ovide the finest in to a beauty contest scheduled are regular events, nursing and convalescent care, picture window, Lakeview's activity director for May 12 in conjunction with there sa full staff of nurses and There are three dining rooms . June Miller plans many an open house and Mothers des where five furif ill creative nutritious Mrs. Irene Smith, Director of ' ea to brighten the lives of meals a day are served Con Nursing in order to provide The winner and runner.up residents. For those well sultant dieticlan Mrs. Maria better care and keep up to date chosen from Lakeview enough to pa rticipa te there are Simpson has found the five on new practices, all residen's will compete on May movies each Tuesday and other meal plan made to order for the Registered Nurses Licensed 18 at Fashion Square Mall in popular evening activities such dietary requirements of the Practical Nurses and aides Or lando in the area contest as sing alonqs, pizza parties, sick and elderly. Instead of participate in an ongoing in. sponsored by District Two of Bingo arid other games. A three heavy meals a day, three service education program. Florida Nursing Home variety and light meals and two full meals of crafts Tvothera rooms with the Association. needlewbrk are available to are served. latest equipment and a Prospective contestants are help residents pass their hours Registered Therapist provide Lakeview has 105 residential already making their ap creatively an individualized therapeutic pointments to have their hair The cheerful interior decor at units and each attractive room .program to help each patient done in Lakeview 's own Lakeview pr ovides a homey has its own private tile ba th regain strength and in pleasant fully - equipped beauty atmosphere. The lobby, dining While creating a cheerful and dependence. A whirlpool bath parlor conveniently located in rooms game room and comfortable home Is part of the with hydraulically operated the building. Some of thø television room are all corn. goal at Lakeview Nursing seat is available for daily care. residents 'ire also plannini th fertibly and attractively Center, Sound professional Adv . •••••, .1 -- 919 F 8.99 menu for the tea and .:ill do the furnished In Early American nursing care, with emphasis on pouring and serving of refresh, style. reh3bllitalion, Is the chief elm. ments themselves. Lakeview's administrator Residents are encouraged to The men at Lakeview have enjoy the pleasant Spring Mrs. Virginia Michalowski not been forgotten for they will weather by 1soaking explains the nursing center have t he ir turn ir June when sunshine on the spacious lawi offers comprehensive health Father s Day will be or relaxing in the shade of the care,and she and her staff pfcIal occasions as well aim I" Fertilizers Seeds a Tuxedo Feeds Babe Chicks a beauty contest winner .. that Is if you still think of a nursing home as drab dull and depressing. , [ fi -. or Family Gift Your SHOP Center 4' 4' ar d ead e GIFTS - HEAD SHOP • NOVELTIES Je 116 S. PALMETTO AVE. I SANFORD ° : 1UII1UIU`C26 ON • • : 0 OFF • U I ELECTRIC TUNE UP AIR CONDITIONING • AND BRAKE SERVICES U 299,s CAft AN Tu up rm up m TM it M : Brake i::5e1c, most8cyl. : SALES ° ASK ABOUT 00A 8,000 MILE/1120 DAY WRMEN : =-Mom N11kMil ti1 OPrN DAILY .A.M..sp.M. 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TUNE UP 24 " Beaut y Contest Planned - B&E F(1R///Tt','E •j) X I., White Imitation At Lakeview Center WE ( 8.99 ___ MtkLItz' - -------------- THE BEST BOARDING & GROOMING IN TOWN Tuesday, April 23, 1974-9A PH. 3222611 �-- I ~ 4 __ - __ . - 0 ,_L_i~z_ __ - - __ - -----t-- _ 10A-The Sanford Herald - - __ ___~6 . ~ - 'iN ---0 .,- !TT - ' ' ' -r;"T V 0 Tuesday, April 23, 1974 The Sanford Herald Tuesday, April 23,197+-11A `_- IIIII, A90111bb..i i Stadium Groundbrea kin gf, Stoats Swats Hornets Super Athlete Test On Tap I parking space In the Braves' .-~ section and two reserved seats The groundbreaking ceremony at 7 p.m. tonight will begin an Sports Editor _W\ ;I for two years, for a $1004499 donation. A full scbedule of sports evening's sports.filled schedule at Seminole High School, topped off An "Indian" gets an orange activity starts at 7 o'clock jacket, a certifi cate of ap. tomght at Seminole High School predation, and membership In with the finals of the Super Athlete of Sanford-Seminole County • beginning with groundLreakg the booster club and a roserved ceremonies of the long-awaited . 4 for one year, for donaUois scat football, multi-sports-complex P / . in the gymnasium. Also on hand will be Dick B utk u s . from $26499. and winding up with the finals A "Sod Podner," one who of the Super Athlete competi. f for the football field (ion of Sanford-Seminole events inside the high school's Brantley student Norman plaque, booster club member- buys sod Z will get his own Sod It *1-125, V ___ _____ Grant with 20' points, former ship, parking facilities In the from County. gymnasium. Podner certificate and a ,:. After Saturday and Sunday SIIS football player Tim Chief's reserved parking at ti Celebrity names such as CIII-__ W booster club membership for sports complex, two reserved cago Bears linebacker Dick eliminations 30 conttstants Marston with 18 points. / The 'B' Division shapes up to seats, and honorary guest at all one year, Reynolds said. Butkus and Jacksonville Sharks have been narrowed to a To become a inunber In any World Football League Owner manageable VeId for the two- be a battle between SIIS head sports banquets. All of it for - ______ . ~_ - ~. ~ ; of the above clubs contact _= Fran Monaco of DeL.and are cx- division test of athletic skills baseball coach Jerry Mayes life, Reynolds at the school for more - 1- pected to be on hand for the and strength sponsored by the with 31 1-3rd points and Ken Seminole High principal Don information. . official "turning of the soil" to high school's athletic booster Kroog with 29 1-3rd points, Reynold s t) a nnounred (Our 'hl nccd:; to Tht - ignily the start of the propo:d club and the Sanford Chai iibcr Mitle the resit of tilt' qualifying for th other clubs opening ose approxunately $iou,000 to 5,000 seat multi-sports stadium. of Commerce to bolster th e pack of seven Is far back, with who donate anywhere from $1 F 17 I complete its plans for the -- . However Barry Winhold, Also expect ed to be intro- springs sports activity at SHS. . 1. Six possible winners or top l5 points, Roger Nelseinder, to $999 to the sports complex. football-sports complex, which duced is the high school's first A"Wafflor" gets an orange will include gymnastics, weight $1,000contrlbutortothestadium placers remain in the 'A' 15 points, and Kempton w hite booster club jacket lifting and other sports under construction, Sanford physician Division, headed by Peter Keegan, with l4'- points, all and with his lifetime booster club its stands and will be available Dr. Jthn Morgan. Schaal Award winner Mickey have strong shots to place high. membership. a certificate of for soccer competition when the Competition will be In table Pringle, a junior tackle on the But that's not all. appreciation. parking In the high school starts Its program Immediately after the Tribe football team, who won tennis, badminton, basketball 'IJ groundbreaking ceremonies, the football and obstacle course free throw, weight lifting and Warrior section and two r.ext year. with reserved seats at the stadium The complex will also be replete with band, speeches and eliminat1on and placed high in high jump in each division live years, for donations available for the community's promotional activities to the 50 yard dash and half mile from two to four contestants for (ram *5004999. use, a civic committee headed generate interest in the sports run for a commanding 32-point vying In each category. (Herald Photo by 11111 Vincent) A "Brave" gets an orange by Sanford realtor Julian Morgan's entry in the complex, the three-day drive to lead. Stenstrom and athletic booster coach prestigious "Chief's Club" boos' ter jacket with his lifetime determine who Is the area's Tribe assistant football DR. JOHN MORGAN, FIRST TRIBE 'CHIEF' "Super Athlete" will be corn- Emory Blake is second with 22 entitles him to a brilliant booster club membership, a club president Jim Rowe said at .Plaque from Homer, jacket from Reynolds pleted with the finals of six points, followed by Lake orange SUS Blazer, a wall certificate of appreciation, a a planning session Last week. By J RICHARDS 1r ifirralb. Bucks Blast Bulls As Hds Win, 7=6 , Golfing Action To Sweep Series Sports A - Round -____ --_%__ -.--- ZI rV74; I _t ~ ~ CHICAGO (AP) - "The Big Association, Indiana kept alive unanswered points to surge J," deadly as ever, and "The Monday night in the Western ahead 75-G6 and then coast toan Big 0," evergreen pro, have the Division playoff with Utah, win- easy victory. ________ Milwaukee Bucks pruned and ning 110-101 to trail 2-2 in the "I never saw Oscar play any ".. A milestone was reached In the annals of To top it off, ladles golf does not have the ready to strike for the National quest to face New York in the better. Ile simply turned the professional golf this past weekend when a so excitement and drama nomiaUy ac. ____ _ game around for them," said Basketball Association ABA title round, ____ ____ black man, Lee Elder, was extended an companled a PGA stop. Usually their championship. As Milwaukee advanced to unhappy Bulls Coach Dick MotInvitation to play In the Masters Tourtournament comes into town unheralded The Bucks exploded In the the final NBA round with eight ta. whose club was obliterated ' nament at Augusta, Georgia. and leaves the same, way. second half for a IIS-99 goring victories in nine playoff games in its first NBA second-round An invitation has been long overdue, but By now I'm being called a male of the Chicago Bulls Monday against the Los Angeles Lakers effort in history. the fault did not lie with U Masters. A chauvanist pig but I'm doing nothing more Bac In the ABA, Indiana's Pacers night in the Olicago Stadium to and Bulls, Kareem Abdul-JaIsituation has developed where there are than following one of the top ERA 'Equal waltz oil with a four-game bar sky-hooked 38 points and stayed alive against the Utah almost no new promising black golfers Rights Amendment) doctrines, eoual pay sweep of their Western Confer- plucked off 24 rebounds. Stars, after once trailing 3-0 in appearing on the scene, for q ua: work. Without quet ,r, the enee final series. But it was the 35-year-old their series, on 29-points each Human rights has come a long way since competition is not the same. Milwaukee now marks time, Robertson who applied the coup by Mel Daniels and George Jackie Robinson and almost all sports rm 6 awaiting the NBA title show- de grace to the overmatched McGinnis, It have prospered by it, all but golf that is. -down against the winner of the Bulls. Big 0, in ins 14th NBA "Yes, I would say that he's BOSTON tAPs - Closing in The number of black golfers on the tour Utah missed the services of current Eastern final series be. season, went scoreless as on his 35th birthday, Carl swinging a pretty good bat," Is at a bare minimum and the total is not Mickey Bessignano is counting the days the ailing Zelmo Beaty, who also tween the Boston Celtics and Bulls fought to a 52-48 halftime y3çj of the Boston Red Boston Manager Darrell John- . coming up but going down. This is totally at Sheoah for the opening of their new full . may be benched b an the New York Knicks. lead, but then he turned the tide Infection Sox is playing like a spritely son said with a smile after the a ga inst all the laws of nature which says service clubhouse, It should be open In two for Thursday's The Boston-New York argu- with three quick baskets Terre Haute, sixth contest at kid. He resembles the Yaz who Red Sox' fourth consecutive the tiilly should be climbing, weeks with a grand opening to come later. Ind. mentrcaumes Wednesday night starting the second hail. won the American League's victory. 'We need him, and he To compound the problem there are few Sheoah will also be in the midst of a In Boston with the Ce!tica holdRobertson scored 10 of his "good" black golfers, most of them seem New York gained the ABA Triple Crown In 1967. but he re- kflOW3 it." membership drive In the coming months. ing a 3-I edge in the best-of-7 game total of 16 points In the title round with a four-game fuses to look back. Yaz, who will be 35 in August, destined to live a life of the tour rabbit. Lee series, third quarter when the Bucks sweep against Kentucky In -I'll never forget '67 because singled and grounded Out Elder seems to be the first to break In the American Basketball broke the game open with 12 their Eastern final series. I had such a wonderful year and against Kansas City starter through the quality barrier, sc won the peinant, but there's Nelson Briles. He unloaded the Cigar chomping Charlie Sifford was a Jane Montgomery is the new Ladies no sense in looking back," Yaz homers against reliever Joe regular on the tour but was regarded more handicap champion at Valley Forge as she said Monday night after hitting Hoerner, who went looking for as a "token black" than as an actual defeated Bobble Noviello one up. host Pro two homers and a single for anothe r pitch to throw the Bosplayer. With luck Lee Elder Joe Novlcllo is looking for a big summer three runs batted in in Boston's ton slugger the next time he situation will encourage young black foe the youngsters up to and including high 4-1 vIctory over the Kansas City faces IIIm. golfers to try their hand on the course and school. During these precious months you Astros 7 Braves 0 Royals. one day the idea of inviting a Negro to the' can play all day for only one dollar. It was the only game played "I'm only a growing boy." Masters will not be such a newsworthy in the American League. In the said Cesar Cedeno after blast- item, lone National League game i'ig a pair of homers to back TORONTO tAP - Player- period of their World Hockey ever, and scored a 4-3 victory scheduled Monday night, the Claude Osteen's seven-hit shut10 ,t Rolling Hills "Swinging 9ers" are coach Pat Stapleton said his Association playoff game over the Toronto To ros to even Houston Astros blanked the At- out pitching "I've got some moving Into their second round of 'omChicago Cougars "made a lot of Monday night. poer now and I'm going to get lant,a Braves 7-0. their best-of-7 semifinal series While Elder was doing his thing at petition this week In a three week tourstupid mistakes" in the second Yaz, narned team captain by some more. Pensacola the "farce" tournament of the The Cougars recovered, how. at one triumph each. 7be third nament. The Swinging Qers are a group of and four th games will be played new Manager Darrell Johnson "I'm only 23. 1 th ink my powyear, the Colgate-Dinah Shore Winners women who ha ve high handicaps. in spring training, is wrecking er will be Lb all fields when I get at Chicago Sunday aixi iext Circle Golf Chamnpionship, was going oa in Congratulations to Ruddy Radian for -opposing pitchers. He Is batting my full strer.gth. Tuesday. California. ' posting a best ever of 43-35-78 on the .360 with six homers and five Cedeno followed Roger Met-It semi the whole idea of the tourLongwood course. doubles among his 18 hits in zger's single with a two run It was the only pro hockey nament is to prove that women In golf triggering the Red So Into the blast off Roric Harrison in th e action Monday night. The Mmdeserve Just as much mon ey as men. This _____ AL East lead with a 9-5 record. Astros' three-run fifth. He hit a nesola Fighting Saints 1ea the j similar to the situation in tennis with I Ills sluggingpercentage? A three-run blast in the seventh, Billie Jean King and Chris Evert. 3 Houston /teros 2-1 in the other The Seminole Men's Association had a whopping .860. And it has re- following Greg Gross' double WHA semifinal, while the The wome.l of the golfing kingdom feel Flag Tournament on Sunday and Jim suIted in 16 runs batted in. He and a walk to Metzger. Philadelphia Flyers lead the that they should be getting the $30,000 Winners came home a winner. (No pun III also leads the fled Sex with 11 IllS third and fourth homers New York Rangers 1.0 and the figure in golf just like the men. Well, to put inte nd ed). of the season gave hIm 23 runs Boston Bruins and chicago runs scored. it bluntly, no way. In a flag tournament, take your han'm'l, hose single batted in, pushing him into the Black hawks are tied 1-1 in the The quality of women's golf is nowhere dicap, add it to the par 172) and then play scored a run in the f irst inning, major league lead. National Hockey League semis. near that of the men's. If the quality were as many holes as you can until you run out The shutout was Osteen's drilled a shot over the Boston ___ the same then the price should be, but the of strokes. Jim got to the th hole, I The Cougars who eliminated bullpen into the bleachers in first wi th the Astros and 39th of 'ixw play is more like that of satellite tourSecond place went to Ron Mills who _________ ________ ___________________ the defending champion New --'--, right center for h is homer in the his Inajor league car, rank. naments. As a mat ter of fact the women finished at tie 19th green as did third place' England Whalers In the quarsixth. Then, in the eighth, he ing him second to the 55 posted get paid much more than those on the finisher John Piimphrey and fourth place tcr-finaLs, rN't'ived four of their ~=~_____ tr/ lined a shot into straightaway by St IAJIIIS 3C(' Bob (',itwn satellite tour holder Gene Doni:ig. six nurior penalties in the anion active pitchers. center for another homer. If the winner of the Dinah Shore tourney, Tom Peal was the closest to the pin on Middle session. But Bob Ledue I Jo Anne Prentice, had taken her 289 ,__- -.! the 17 yard par thrice second hole. He was was the only Toronto player to winning totvl to Monsanto she would have 89" away from an ace. Herb Ludenbitrg score with a man advantage, finishd in a tie for 46th. The fifth place qii( wasatsoa winner but he won the gag prize ticing the game 1-1 at 8:55 finisher wouldn't even had made the cut. for the highest score on nine holes i'ror:tn. ;u:,cr - .~__ ______ " ---..-• Chicago in the series opener ______ - -- -: • tastFriday,madeit3-1ona1s __ _~ ~~-'within 4:32 by Torn M,artL' and LOUISVILLE (Al') - "My cell dug in, fought back Wayae DLlloii. Martin's goal "Aioujid the barn we just call and won by a head." MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) at Its tournaments so far this faer Ia the fish's survival, came Just 12 seconds after LC- him Clyde," Monti Sims said at The Florida-bred son of Vit- Man Is not a fish's best year have ben returneil to the Tet due tallied. have been run by BASS Churchill Downs, waving his riolic out of a Nashua mare has (r1nd, but some bass anglers water. And a record 97.8 per to check Mi Then Chicago rallied the effects of han-' a hand toward Destroyer - the a good chance In the 100th Run are trying hard to make the cent return was nuule in ..'omntiling - and one of the tests surge capped by rookie big colt he's training for a Ken- for the Roses on May 4 if the relationship livable for the fish petition earlier this niont:i at pfoducttl a result that sounds Francois toxhon'z third-period (I1e'k)' Derby try. truck is right, Sims added Mon. at the wrong end of the hook. Beaver Lake, Ark. like the proverbial fisherman's goal - to even the seriea. "That's because he's a big old day. PuttiPg the bass back into the The pros, says BASS pr 1. CXilgge(atjo Two hundred country horse," Sims said of the water Instead of Into the frying der, Ray Scott of Montgery, bass were kept In a holding 'Ihe game was a relatively Santa Anita Derby winner, a "1 wouldn't trade this horse pan is the aim of new program "treat their bass lik babIes, pond to uald one except for a scraç bO horse that stands about 17 for any other in the Kentucky ___________ taIled "Don't Kill Your Catch," They paiitper them from catch. survive .et' how many would , tween Chicago's Darryl Maggs hand 5 feet, 8 inches). after being handled l)erby tithe track Is dry," he and schools of bass should be tscales like you wouldn't beduring weigt.ing ant Toronto's Steve King in the and more than -. "In the Santa Anita Deriy he said. "Destroyer can't handle happy to read the project's lieve," 40,()() Survived. second stanza. Each received a carved out the pace from the an off track." statistics. GIRLIE GOALIE Uniter the program, the fish. Actuz\IJy, five.inute major penalty and start &d held it Witil the of the 200 put in the The Bass Anglers Sportserman receives an extra Patty Lvnch, a 25-year-old Airline stewardess, . Magpi was given an additional stretch when Aloha Mood On a fast track thwgh, Sim.s men's Society (PASS), which credit for each ba" ounce holding pond for two weeks, 178 brought were still "live tind healthy at t,o-ininute inrv,r for slashing moved tt1rer-quarter of a said, Destroyer looks like a plays center for an Atlanta amateur hockey began the progtain, says that alive Ui the scaks, Scott 1Y the end of the test, But some Ow Torri' i't ! i L.:t! ;ihd," the trainer said- Kentucky Derby w:nner. tevn '4i('fl she's not flyint cnit to c-!)a.st. 82 5 cr cent of the fish caught careful handling Is the essential had mated during the sojourn. az In ' k 17 Fo Cougars Square Series In Hockey Playoff War _____ ______ i1I! __ I Clyde, Rather, Destroyer Strong Derby Contender BASS: ' Don 't Kill Your ____ _____ Catch " J ' - I today about the possibility of entry fee will likely exceed $10 adding anywhere from one to million. If the NFL does decide to expand, the guess Is i will five teams that year. The 26 NFL teams, concerned add two teams for the 1975 about unresolved negotiations season. with its players and potential If there are "favorite" and competition from the infant. "longshot" roles, they belong to World Football League, begins Memphis and Honolulu, respecwhat Is expected to be at least tively, thanks to the emergence three days of meetings to mull of the 12-team WFL, preparing over the granting of franchises to begin competition in July. to Memphis, Seattle, Phoenix, Memphis was originally a iirt of the WFL's plans - but Tampa and Honolulu. But remote Honolulu, affect. ed by scheduling and travel problems stemming from the energy crisis, perhaps further dimmed its NFL prospects by accepting a WFL franchise, That created the possibility of an unpredictable legal battle for a limited audience of only 64000, smallest regional population of the five candidate cities. 'u,,, S. R Ift 1 12 YR. Tennis Roundup. DENVER - Fourth-seeded Mark Cox of Great Britain advanced In the $50,000 United Bank Tennis Classic with a first round 6-3, 6-3 victory over Jun Karniwazumi of Japan. JOHANNESBURG - Unseeded Andrew Pattison of Rhodesia defeated Cliff Drysdale of South Africa and sixth-seeded John Alexander of Australia beat Tom (inritian of Seattle to IIIOVC into the finals of the $50,-000Clows Classic Tennis Tournament. ST. LOUIS - Alex Metreveli of Russia, seeded third, rallied to defeat Jack Gor¶ilrh of St I Antis 3-& 6-3, 6-2 in a Iirstround ip Tennis Blue Group World Championship match. PhIlADELPhIA -Kazuku Sawamatsu of Japan scored a surprise victory over Francoise Durr of France In the opening round of a $50000 Women's Tennis Circuit Tournament. No Visas - No Play LONDON (All) -Basil Reay, of the International Lawn Tennis Federatlon, says Rhodesia has "suddenly withdrawn" its team from the Women's Federation Cup Tournament scheduled for Naples May 12-19. "The reason, I suspect, " Reay explained Monday, "Is that, under the United Nations ruling, It would be extremely di fficult for a Ithodesian team to get visas." SPARTANBURG, S.C. (AP) - Wofford, Francis Marion and South Carolina State posted team totals of 374 to deadlock for the first-round lead in the NAIA District 6 championship at Lan-Yair Golf Club. The36-hole tournament to decide the representative in the national finals in Aberdeen, S.D., June 4.7 winds up today. Presbyterian and The College of Charleston are four strokes back and UNCAsheville trails at 385. Hard Luck Yachter BREST, France (Al') - Eric Tabarly brought his yacht, Penduick VI, into port here Monday night after being forced to ab:indori the Roundthe-World I(CC only a few hundred miles from the finish line in Britain The unluckiest man of the race, Tabarly twice had the mainmast break during the marathon event. Finally a weld on the mast broke again In the Atlantic on the last run to Plymouth. Though he ma-le temporary repairs, the mast risked breaking again and Tabarly abandoned the event and ran for Brest. lie said he did not think the basic design of the yacht was at fault. 'Penduick has all the qualities needed, In a month we will set off again for the Newport-to-Bermuda Race." Amateur Golf PINEhURST, N.C. -Carol Semple and Nancy Roth Syrns shot four-under-pars lOs to tie for medal honors in the 72nd North an(] South Amateur Golf Tournament. ' _________ _____ , (& 7.99 a OLD l TAYLOR H' T.* 94 PROOF GIN 4______ YR. '-LONDON TOWER TOM SIMS ft • %,a H SEAGRAM 8 YR, a: ':* DEVONSHIRE •Stv crc. 44i I' Ge ': ' i 'a : I • - u3 1150 10 YEAR IA H I 'I. A ABI 8 YEAR VP UOICM 1 r -. CHAMPAGNE GLASSES I HI £ UI &i P%A1?IC 5.99 W. P E\ T• I? P4 IV. ftO)(u •- " VUSCATII, ABC PREMIUM V. sscasi 0,4 o *cr 429 Cut" ½ GALLON GOLD SEAL nLJI1GUNOY HOSE -- SAU1flNE - a AlI ,-- SI til H ___ _______ _t, , C V OLD RARITY 3 %,.L 10s CAll _____ _______ 'VP 1? 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DOWLING 100° P . 45,4a • 3.19.. 4295 ROYAL DELUXE SCOTCH 8 YEAR OLD REPEATER .3.79 . 01. MR. ED KY. BLEND • . .3 n 11' 41.15 STANLEY KY. VODKA . . 3 9' 38.95 U.,"..' GOLD COACH 6 YEAR . . .4.49,.. 49.95 CLAN MACGREGOR . .3ll' 45.95 GOLD COACH 12 YR..... .419. 52.95 JACQUIN 100° VODKA . . . 3-12% 49.95 MR. ED KENTUCKY . . .359g.. 41.88 OT. PLACE GREEN SCOTCH . .5.49".r 61.95 Of. 12 YR. .6LENO ...... 3 n ISs 61.95 UT. ROYAL UILUXE VODKA. 3.99 44.95 CERTIFIED 6 YEAR .....314" 5695 HICHIANO BREEZE r 1 . 3,99,.. 46.95 CANADIAN SUNSET 4 YEAR . .449,, 49.95 jij'y VODKA ....... 3...9' 39.15 'I,,,,,. 93 PR. [BEN HORN 8 YEAR 4.19.. 5388 ,,CERTlFlED . 4.99,.. 58.95 STANLEY IMP. CANADIAN . . . 3.99. 45.95 ABC VOW- GIN-RUM. . 3..low 41.88 '"' 8 YR. 860 OLD STANLEY. 4.29,,.. 41.88 ABC 8 YR OLD SCOTCH 499. 59.15 868 CERTIFIED CANADIAN . . .4.99,,.. 5.95 ,ZG1NRUM.yQOKA 2.99,. 35.15 QUART NCHENRY 12 YEAR 5.49,.. 6195 WHYTE & MACRAY . 3.1e 4995 WISER 15 YR CANADIAN BOND 8.99., 9950 MR ED KY. GIN 3.91 3895 MCHENRY 8 YEAR 399.. 4695 CRAWFORD SCOTCH 3,-12 4168 10 YR OLD GOLD 3,al V 4595 QUART JACOUIN . 3.14 5195 . 101° 8 YEAR ABC GIN .1' 10 YR. DEVONSHIRE WISER CERTIFIED 9J° 1YRgUAitfR(EKI . I iv' C*: 's:. •ss' PUt)Y.t( t oo" Itoir. lit It IOVNCS OLD TRADEMARK MR.ED KY. U. U.U• II' 'U Vss �___ _____________________ _________ - '''' ____________________ '" — - ' .A ' — ' --'- - - r 12A— The Sanford Herald Legal Notice Tuesday, April 23, ifl4 - - INTHECIRCUITCOURTOFTHE i EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CU IT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION Case No- 7496 CP Estate WILLIAM W. WINBORNE, Deceased --. - - -' Herald Staff Writer :W B o b r o w i e c ic i C 11 e t pronounced Bob-row-wick-eej IS long way from home.. . and a Ior.g way from reaching a goal he had set for himself a little over six months ago. 1 against base uncalled for, rest from the line, looks like he is healthy enough brink of packing his bags and heading home. But something inside of him has kept him here "There have been a lot of times I've gotton so depressed, that I felt like going home, and there is the predicament Raider head coach ,lack Panelias Finds tlifl'ISeII facing, Where does he put the hard-hitting accident prune kid from the north? Tampa game of the season resulted in a cast ineasing his left leg for the entire season. Pulled ligaments causing more damage and pain than a clean break has put the 6' 3" 180 pound freshman through TO vIncinIty Regular first baseman Wayne Weszka, after an early season slump, has been hitting the last half of the season at a -/ clip and has made gains ' ,... lI tlnlrliriti II'U"P) •-' : . ilnnnrlme'nt. r - - Iantehas looks to tile outfield? ALL PERSONS Legal Notice jgl Notice The Sanford Herald Legal Notice A -_____ ___________________ -. r.r?iY.ii( fITITIOUS NAME ---•--- -- - INVITATION TO DID NOTICE l hereby given that we Seminole Memorial Hospital inNotice is hereby Qiven that we are vite's bids for the replacement of engaged in THE OPERATION OF A are engaged in business at 200 NON PROFIT ORGANIZATION IN French Aye, Sanford, Seminole base flashings of roofing system THE FORM OF A SCOTTISH PIPE County, Florida under the fictitious Site may be inspected by ap pointment. All bids shall be mailed BAND headquartered at 2635 South name of STEWART BROS.. and that to - Mr. Rc*,ert T. Besserer, Adm., Elm Avenue, Sanford, Seminole VVeintendtoregistersaidnamawith Seminole MemorIal Hospital, 1101 County, FlorIda under the fictitious the Clerk of the Circuit Court, HEY,\'OUE A GtrY HI. \I'MtAD1O5EE! LFOOZY I fl4OU&T Ou ' .1 HAD FORGOTTEN sometimes But tile problems didn't start he says. Bobrowiecki may get his season In left field, but he Bobrowiecks calls New Bedford, Mass. home. Ills presence on the Seminole Florida with one thing in mind — play as much baseball as possible while going to college, l,,ninr ('rithiun hnc'hntI (nam ___________ tIn has been more spiritual than physical in nature. practices, watching all the games, waiting.., just %dIUng to get back into the line-ui) in li I1fl.IthL' ,,vig'il Llfttsi hn """J t"J°'"" '"' carries one of the highest grade point average on the team. h!It-1 1,icf hmnriw-I iun(nvt Rt)llms College in an exhibition game. The next tIme up he was his bat. A .400 school, high hitter In I3obrowiecki Is hItting .400 currently. 2.* in a 46 game season — the head. The careening sphere would have been any dl!- l3obrowiecki's net worth is a on the sidelines and watch hIS tealil struilt' through flahc him in the hospital for five days cCkS of .ili(l a CUUI)lC ii! IltiiF flobrowiecki. ''I've :p - lit thu ' twh ti. ui: power," says antellas," but s,herc can I uut hun?'' The For a team that started out vlttt 42 players and now has 20, - .- about Chet Bobrowtedcl. ;i;'r1 - Money, Not Medals For Steve Smith MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS I By The A%nciated Pre National League American League BATTING (35a1 bats) - Hebner. BATTING W at bats) R.Jackwi, Oak. ., 5tanton. Cal Pgh. 400. Mor4ay. Chi, 6; Unser. Steve has been depicted as hut for Steve Smith, who was fielti atheletes in this country SAN FRANCISCO — tNEM - The Olympie Games as a born and raised in southern just get started, where the enfan terrible of t;:":; \OU T'4 IGHT/ '- . ' . :,,--' -': "_ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN NOTICEOF SALE ii q ; S •*i 0.* - by Lorry Lewis CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS THE CLASS OP '4 HAS CHOSEN NOT TO ti,'E& CAPS WE yE OPTED 'r GO h'OD AND THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO that FLORIDA LAND COMPANY. a rsoant to Final Judgment I TADsTIONAL GRADUATtON (Residence) Unkno*n PROCESS ION.. n ' _____ ______ iif the season, some 40 games pletefaflpract;cesesston. VEEPCR1TTER5 AWAY F)M - ' HENRY CONNELL, his wife. Plain make application and to request the tocna'y, or the same shall be VOid. Address) City Commission of Winter Springs. Dated 4t Orlando, Florida, this NICE CONPIELL. his wife, Plain Amelia 700 ff% vs DAVID L. GRIFFIN and Florida, and the Board of County 2nd day of April, 1974 Orlando. Florida Commissioners of Seminole County, , 5' Joan K. Winborn, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIF I ED ,, 1 Florida, to vacate part of the plat of s Executrix of said estate that XATIIYRN ANtI DEVI?iI h.1% .-,. ""'' North Orlando Ranches. Sertion Ill, S: Philip A Tharp tiled a Petitien in the Circuit Court darts, in the Circuit Cou;l of PhIlip A. Tharp. of the firm of Eighteenth Judicial Circuit, in and recorded in Plat Book 12. Pages 33 of Seminole County, Florida. for of the Public Records Of BRADFORD. OSWALD, TI'IARP Dissolutlonof Marriage,andyou are fr Seminoie County, Florida. Civil and 31 - .,fll GOVLJ4A MA)G Yi4ETl4IN' I:. Pub!ish: April 77, 73. 2i. 1911 the Clerk of the Circuit Court, SectIon 565.09 Florida Statutes 1957 SAID ESTATE: 5: James E Stewart 177 Seminole County, Ftoruda ifl You end each of you are hereby Eltlott Stewart dance with the Provisions of the notified and required to file any IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND Fictitious Name Statutes. To wit Publish. April 16, 73, 30, May 7. 1974 claims and demands wtiich you, or FOR SEMINOLE COU N TV • Section 565 C? Florida Statutes 1957. DEA II either of you, may have egaintt laid FLORIDA S Robert N King estateintheofficeoftheCleqkofthe CIVIL ACTION NO. IN THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL U.3O7.F Barry R. MacFarlane Circuit Court of the Eightnth HENRY £ COHN ELL and BER -CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Mary F. McKay Judicial Circuit, Seminole County, jir IAIJUCI -COUNTY. STATE OF FLORIDA ,,,• w'., ruou,sri: prii Y, 18, 7), 30. 1971 - -Florida, Probate Division, in the CASE NO. ;47soU Plantfls, DEA 11 Courthouse at Sanford, Florida. _____________________________ In re the Marriage of duplicate and state the place again- off again Raiders. At 22 20 and one game out of first place in Division II standings, glaring barring UPSCIS, Sininile will be present for the state Junior college baseball I NOP& THIS WHAT'S \ OULDN11 THAT 'IOU I IS MORE DO TH4T' I 8t'JGT I I M FOR rANT -'ALONG WITH ThA14 FWD... V YOU' SOME- _____ ThING 'rO EAT' Bids must be received by n MEMOR IAL PIPE BAND and that cordarice with the provisions of the HAVING the claimant and muSt be sworn to AW, I _____-' arid and by Dove Groue YOOP this notice. Each claim or demand GRIFFIN, tedious Tuesday, April 23, 19/4-13A and because he's an has very good speed on the 1umthiljtcd hot dog in the runway. But he doesn't know LOU, - Orlando, Florida 32t01 Attome for Eec;itrIx Publ$h AprIl 16, 71. iVI sale to the highest and best bidder COMPANY seeks tohave vacated 15 THOMAS FREEMAN. C.. ESQUIRE. Attorney for Petitioner, for Cash at the West door of the described more particularly as follows 'ost' ddres is Post Office F' St'flriflIe Couffly Courtbous, _____________________________— . .. All ni fllnk "G". lf%cludifla lake a? thC hour of 1100 A M • on the SIPt ------------ Within -. said block that certain lying °G". IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. lIT; day of May, AD 1971. ) All of Block "F". including all JUDiCIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR real property situate and being SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. Seminole County. Florida, described canal rights of way lying within said Block 'F. CIVIl ACTION NO. 74444.5 as follows: 4. Lot 1. Block "E". IRAESOtJTHWARDanujMyRAC Lot 12, EDGEWOOD MANOR. S All of the drainage and utility SOUTHWARD, his WifC, according to the plat thereof easements lying within Block "H" Plin?iffs, recorded in PhI Book I), Page 70, bf (less Lot 2), Block 'G", BlOck 'F". -VS the PublIc Records of Sefflinole and Block "E", (less LOt 2). MINNIE RENAUD, J. A. BENSON County. Florida James Street. North Of 6 an CULA BENSON, his wife, ANN DATED this 19th day of April, Edgernon Anue. L. MacN EILL. and FRANK R A D- 197k 7. Panama Road, West Of MaCP4EILL. her husband, BEN- (Seal) Edgemon Avenue. JAMIN F. WHITtIER, JR aria Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr Lane. KATI4RINE B. WHITNER,hjs wife. Clerk of Circuit Court jiI'J,, _______________________ by Hcimdohl & Stoffcl or.0 .. IJIC-------------.... WV U!IWI'OU iIII IIIV Clerk of the above styled Court on or before May 5th, 1971. otherwise a arid ultimate ludgmcflt wi.l iefa be entered against you for the relief demanded in the Pet,tic,n. WITNESS my hand and official seal of sad Court on iPliS the 4th day of April, A D. 1971. (Seal) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr Clerk of Circuit Court Seminole County, Florida By. Martha T Vihlen Deputy Clerk r1ERE5 ji$t ONE LILC"ETAIL ER COMIN AL)N.' Ti CURLYLL)E, ARE CiX)C. ' AN' TN .CER i CE AN' C'sEN! Tt'4.AT N.ELS ¼tC',-EMENT.' / T SPELL' -\ 'TT -> - - r.. RUNS - Bando, Oak, 13; RUNS - Brock, S'L, 16; Cedeno. - .rrs, Cat. 17. P Jackson. Oak. 12 t . -- - _... - .. HUrlS LIA 1* tI) IN H-Jackson. RUNS bATTLO IN - - . Leoeno. - Stanton. Cal, 73. Carew. 17 HITS HITS Mm, 73: N Jackson, Oak. 72 DOUBLES - R.Jacison, Oak, 7; SF, 71 e Smith, s hii has been ll0thlf1. ... ........._ 5Il1('II IS 5511) 1451 ,U5ItllUVI there. St . . .. ............................. ii ILL' I Illibi -II LIIL I-flU I II i.UII, track - --- Cedeno, Htn, 2$, Maddox. "The Olympic gold medal Cool cash "That's if I nevr means as much to you in the jumped again," he notes. Tied With 1. HOME RUNS T Perez. Cm, Wynn. LA. 6. beboer, Pgh, 5: Gervey. LA, 3 STOLEN BASES Cedeno, I-fin, $0; Brock, SIL. s LOPIs. LA. S your pocket." amplifies Steve. mnarrit.'d and has a house in Iledundo Beach, Calif. He has lie doesn't have one. Steve Smith is a modern, lie no regrets ;bout this one competes in that classic art aborted try for a medal when, - - - Plller. Det. 30. 1 000.053; C,Wright, LA, 40. 1000. I 09. Rogers. Mon. 30, Mil. 30. 1.000. 1.31. 1.000, 3.12 soared 18 l4 - - - ""' . / . ' " - -- __________ _______ .1 - S - .'' '. -. .- - - ; bounce UI) and down, shook his years old, using a television fisti wildly and broke into a aluminum antenna. 1113 older HOOPER, his wife, LADY HOOPER Suite 72 SCHAEFER and J H SCHAEFER, Post Office Box 1330 ner husband, and W. T. I-lOOPER Sanford, Florida, 32771 culminated by a headlong dive Stanford. into the high jwnp bar. I couldn't do anything as a Smnithdescribeshisactionsas kid," he says. "I was a conl mild, temporary schin- pick stuniblebum, a clod. Now al. - -------------------------------- :. ,,,,,,j - .' - POLE VAULTER STEVE Seagren is a great pole vaulter SMITH I I David Sinnide proved to be too in going the distance on the collected three hits, Lewis, a double and a single, and Brian, much for First Federal to mound, two singles. After losing its first two handle. Tim Brumley and AMERICAN LEAGUE games of the season, Medical Aaron Williams paced Fist CONTINENTALLEAGUE Center exploded for 24 rimsin Federal at the plate. George Poziing's home run In the only Mnerlcan League four innings to best First ______ ______________ - - - - S Gene Green Associates. Inc. Gene Green Publish April 73, 30, May 7, II. $974 DEA 13$ Standings NATIONAL LEA(;UE -=- By The Associated Press FICTITI')USNAMI NItlonal League NOTICE Is herthy given that lam East W L Pc?. 05 engaged in business at si E. Longdaie Ave., Longod, 37750, Montreal • 7 Seminole County, Florida under thC Ptuilad,!ptuia 9 $ I ticti?ous name of MARTIN EN St. Louis 4 7 .563 2. I - 3 9 750 6 , -. .-. ). fl, Ju). mvii regations t control and regulate electrical contractors and electrical construction within Seminole County, amending Section 49 Ordnance No 73 11 as amended by uromnanceNo. ,j JIATO pronioil tne Cf Seminole Cou.ty, Florida. fl To the Defendants: C. L. VAN accordance with Florida Statute VRANKEPI, Trustee, if alive, and if $17 101(4) dead, the unknown heirs. devisees, Dated this 12th day of April, $971 lienors, grantees, FLORIDA LAND COMPANY creditors, trustees, beneficiaries or c be'[ancett any aria •il pcsons claiming oy, - - - - -- - Clerk Publish: April 73, 30, May 7, ii, $974 DEA 13$ __ ' '." - ' . - ' GILES, HEDRICK & ROBINSON $09 East Church Street Orlando, Florida 3710) As Attorney and Agent For Florida Land Company PubliSh. Aoril 16, 7). 1971 DEA li by Bob Those's FRANK AND ERNEST respective named Defendants, and tech of them, arid ARY K. FREUD and JOSPEH FREUD, her husband, II alive, and it dead. the respective unknown heirs, devi$4.e's, grantecs, lieriors, creditors, ttustees.beneficiarieiOr any and all persons having or claiming by, through, under or against said respective' named Defervlants. and each of them, and against any and all persons hviflg, or claiming to have any right, title or interest in the following described land Iymng and being In Seminole County, FIOrid,'i and all others whom it may concern TRACT 1: -. -. c. j/) NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED (Section 197.495 Florida Statutes of 1,6,) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, W. L. Kirk the holder of the toltowing certificates has filed said .rtIfIt'ates I a tai tvl In h# hat League game. BrIan, Bernie and Lewit once nine hits to defeat George's 12- west Florida or agaInst them. Houston HURLER Rodney LYMAN Dowling, usually a grimace in his first pitching start of the year Monday afternoon in Orlando's Tinker Field. byAlanMaver - - 1—'- 1 Walker, Randy Roger rind Winstead allowed four hits each U.S Bank, 19-9. Bernie Leon Clayton and Frank Brooks i ii.i. .,I-.II'L' OF San - - - tion 73, Tow'nstip 71 South, Range numbers and years of issuance, East, less road right of way; description of thc properly, and the which said Tract 1 for convenience names in which it was assessed are in deraigning title and for purposes as collows: ownars is par. Certificate No 3)01 Year of of Identifying ticularly described as follows: Issuance D4$ TRACT 1A: DeiptioIPty and the W the SW 'of the SW NE ' of SE ' (Less N 7 Pd) Sec "" ''I ,.*.s. ' into extra innir4ts. Law struckout 10 and walked only two while Darke Anderson In the top of the eighth rapped out a triple and a double Charlie two, while Alan l3uky, provided a balanced hitting across and Betty Turner ad l.aVC f)retfuert added two attack fur V.1I. Itif. blanked the 'I'rain (ruin the hits apiece. Auto Train's Eddie Grooms mound, tc save a 9- win. "Auto of Stromberg Carlson's hi.s In the only wormn's softball a double. . - -, singles in the lopsided sin JUNIOR LEAGUE V I I Arr.rricgn Lagu. last W L fact "15'- ii? e By l'ht Russian Auoclated Press seicran Alex Metre3 zlare a1 .esdt'd Metreveli G-.3 in the first I1 iit 1ii . , railmed to win the Last two sets ' iiptflfl r nf York 563 7 .an iOixB 'r utricul 55db iii i ., also (;rant also picked up U'! pit- Clevvland U t.,alm homered nflings, for the Kiwanis. Oakl&d Texas Mirviesota Kansas C,ty LII ç't th M iia tusri folks in St lium to Australia's Barr Phillips. r I L ('I it' Oii tht %SIflflL($ S tour, re:1d$ Tu erware's Jeff And Wht)i,itii p,thing was 4 •" Jones, also Ginger Moran All of said - .... -- -- -. I -(Z - -- a , 4 8 3fl l)4ri*et 'ire hCreby- daY5 frorr. dale of thi$ mt'tt be - 3i- ___ , I - /. -- _____ _____ ______ . I U'%IC BLONDIE ,F /,; Jwk(,orsuch, who s previous _________________ ______ 1t P p surprised U'e third tournament beaten by in Philadelphia by - lw-oem in the day's biggest the first round of a $50 000 tour. j il un lireit i'sikia2,b ol t, zedi D,InI cWr tt c-, but 7 7 drnppi thi next tsHi Chase's Terry Smith lv,irled a '- adverse effect on water quality" Cf above described" waters. De'tail of the tocatic.s and plans. OIfit of Orri homered In the losing effort. hi'1 Ant tr'on hit a circuit bla1 fir luppi rsart Baltimore (Grimstey 7 M lwukee (Slaton 'Ii o (Katt 00) N ()rtV A ,"C% %eh.jgt , N ill a' Ta lat'a ii [ 1)7 , -"i A7.JO TELL HEI I'LL BE LA'rE ( FOR WE Ltfr4CHEON?.' -- '''r ¼' isçi 1: 4 L- H BEETLE BAILEY T.CO4CEWET)4E FgONTAI. PROBE ri4E IN6URGE4T lMLiLA1'ING' A PAC ?TLiATlOt' EMANDING Mort Walker 7 ( Vi;-A-Vi - . " VE MADE MYSELF PEgFECTLV' 1 — I " ' ' t,i i - JOSEPH DAVIS, JR., OF STEN issuance. the description of the described as follows: )4 C. west t-,, tO chainS (MO feet) 10 a that S. Q. deOvies Jr. et U the and I have levied upon the following VRANK EN, Trustee, et al Defendants, and you, and each Of iiflt on the North line of said holder Cf the following certificates oescribei property owned by ITF you. are hereby required to serve a id property ..ecton i, thence run East to the hS filed Sad certificates tr a ta' Leasing Corporation. issued thereon. The being located in Seminole County, COPY of our answer or pleading, if be Port of Beginning, Ieu the North 2$ deed COR A'TiO Wi'n4 1'ANGENT LJNITG.,.. Iitures, inventory, to(k in trade Office ftoz 1330. Sanford, FIorid. are required to serve a copy Cf your was assessed are as followS written defenses, if any. to C. Certificate No.53 Year of Issuance and any and all other goods located 37771, and file the original n the at: 396 SanIandO Springs Road, office of the Cterk of the Circt OF 1971 JR.. MIZE, VERNON Longwngd. Ftor'da. betonging to the Court on or before May 9th. 1971 Descriptioflof Property CL€VELAND&MIZE. AttO(neys at Properly is shored at Adams will be taken against you Pb on 45Ff) 81k7 Tr iSariford Towof Drawer Z. Sa.tord, Florida 32771. Thisnoticeshall be published one Transfer & Storage in Sanford, -i '- v. a *.. -Li II' 111 II ilL ................. or before the 7'Ifl oay om may, L n,,. this Cout either tietore service on r iCOU1 SEAL) Artpiur 'I Re'kwlth Jr ' ' Deputy Clerk , to any and all existing lemns, at the tiflcl.teOr certificates will be bid t (West) Door of the Seminole the plghest'cath bidder at the court Front Of CLEVELAND& MIlE 779 N Oak Avenue ' -- . FlOrid. 32301 ?i 1971 -- - . (lEA U) tii5lYlhe' terms of said Writ 0 I ¶" , P.4LA." 4' ,$t4il"4\. , I ' IW Li )" T --tiE S s" fly Linda M Harris Deputy Clerk tTENSTROM DAVIS Dated this 5th day of April $974 sonat properti Let Falk and Sy Barry THE PHANTOM Name In which assessed Sarah C.. available from thC CivIl Division of weekS n the County of and the undersigned as Sheriff of (Seal) I'm'lt will be entered against property being Arthur H Beckwtti, Jr. the Seminole, State of Florida Unless Seminole County, Flo'$da, will 4? the relet demanded Ifl yxj Clerk, the 74th oay of April. on certificatE or certificates shall 1$ .00 AM. Circuit Court, Comi,Iamnt, according to lw the A 1) 1974, offer for sale and sell to be redeemed WITNESS MY HAND ANt) SEAL . 2542 EICCutiv Center LiPJE Young Y sAuyHE,lTr TRACT I.C: for rmt ,Ft:,t:sorTms JOI point of beginning: CAN %ICIIJ GE TNU TO S.w A 2E2.S Our Fc\r O WE y-- t) are • hatnpionsh1p Tennis Blue (KHvEN, IT GONE.' CAN CCWE OUT) JR LI" y,, relevant information may a examtned at this Off cl bflweeT o 5 - Linda C Mauldin, tha' an action to quiet title to the highest cash bidder at the court __________________________ ',of Section 33, Township 21 South, following aescribld real property house door on the 6th day of May, Range 30 East. less road right of NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE s,tultnin Seminole County, Florida: way. il- CO AM 1971. NOT ICE IS HMEBY GIVEN that PARCEL A TRACT 2: Dated this 5th day of April, 1974 by virtue ot that certain Writ of The West ' of tho NW '-i of Sec The P4w1-4 of me SW'i of Section (Sea1 ) of and under Execution issued out lion 1, Township 70 South, Range Township 21 South. Range Xl Arthur H (1ekwith, Jr. the seal of the Circu,t Court of East, Seminole Coulity. Florida. less East Clerk of Circuit Court Seminole County, Florida, upon a the West '.thereof and also leis the The respective residencei of all of SemInole County, Florida final (udgment rendered in the North 75 feet thereof for Road right 5 - LInda C. Mauldin, aforesaid court on the 19th day of Defendants are unknown. of way. notified You and each of you, Deputy Clerk Drnber, A 0 1973, In that certain rAm('..tL thata su:t toquiel titleto the above Publish: April 9. 16, 73, 30. 171 Ko*hrlfl! Company, a caeentitIed, Begin at a point 5$ chains (36)0 U, .. ,4#'irriIw n,nn.qtv hAS he-en Iilt'd against yø fl the Circuit Court, in veste*'s, Inc. Plaintiff, vs ITF Lees S'ecton i, thence run South 10 chains COfPOf'ti0n. a Corporation. and for Seniinole County. Flor,da, NOTICE OF APPLICATION ri (A60 feet), thence run west toa point FOR TAX DEED (SctionItl.4CS Defendant, which aforesaid Writ 04 entittedCHARLESO BABBITT ard cntheEatt lineol the West of the Eiecution was delivered to me as CASSIE M. BABBITT, his wile, NW * of Section 4, thence run Florida Statutes of 1969) - ' the . Monday's Rosults 4, Kansas City I Oab lard .' FPrSC;flS East 2l71 feet. thence North 730 devribed in such certificate or Publish: April 9. 16. 73, 30. 1971 - .ddres and must 1* kipçorte- b,' $0 254 -- informed that thiS agency is cri sidenmg the issuanc, of a rpr • tiftalion tu the applicant lr!rresrd Clerk of Circuit Court ,.--------- in'- __ by Dick Cavalli South, Range 30 East. run West 57 65 (Seal) - -- °" ±L WINTHROP at . ""' ' har,ds of a 17-year-old high f , 64) " V I V I . APPLICATIOPJ FOR CERTIFICATION TO WHOM It MAY CONCERN ' Pursuant tO Public Law 92 5, Section I (a) (1), Federal Wafer Pollution Control At ($977) Amendments), this agency has' ,,..,.4 •i"I""" mar tee. tIcation that the followino H & 17, T7O5,7ç 4ei V I Applicant' Gleger Development' Company De'.Criptn Drin t muck for road and causeway ccfl,:, Montreal at San Francio PittSt,urgh a Atlanta, N i*ustc.,i al t LouiS, flew York at San Diego, N despite being outhit 8-5. Kip (rant led the winners with three singles while Ibris __________ _________ -. ,.,.,,, - DEA 57 ON MY LAST ___________________________________ more - - Seminafe Slate of Florida hereafter described Jack M Martin Montreal (Torret 20) at San applicable water Quality standaids of the State of Florida as prescribed Francisco (Bradley 2 n, N in Chapter 17.3, Florida Ad. Only games scheduled munistrative Code Wedfle$day'I Games --..--- N _____ _________ S soo KILLED day of h,vingnrclaiminQanyrlght.tltIeor tificates shall be redeemed at Or over Stromberg Carison in Auto-Train 13-11. Sanford Men's Slow pitch Marcella Daniels with two softball action, hits, and a ilost of others Sanford Softball Report ______ ________ Statutes, To-Wit: Section •4S 7 .SJ$ I 7 7 the Diego 1 )3 75 Monday's Result; HouSton 7, Atlanta 0 Only game Scheduled Tuesday's Games Chicago trailing 70) at Cm. c,nnati (flillungham 7 1). N HOuSton (Konieczny OH at Louis (Siebert N New York (Matlack 1-0) at sari Diego (Jones 0-1). N Ptmt.lniii *S''Vn• UI '''' It,i,,mt... ' s/A ck"eOW 9 A'1661E 14K6t Cncirnati With ____________________________________________________________________________________ Wells and Clayton combined to throw a two hitter allowing singles b' Jack Wiggens and Alan Crawford, Jack Prosser Ford's Walt I Law spun a one-hitter against Famous Recipe's John and withtwoofntotalfive safeties. game, Vernice Murphy and United Transportation UnIon's ..,L.il 1.1,. Charlie Pirovi iwentmtd for W.I1 lIon! Cnnctrnrtinn tpI,in liwfrutnn nf ChnrIigi' .,A ----------flidLL II* IV4ZJIIISI4IiV3 UULP.I.iJ one-third of their team's hits rallied for four runs in the snarkeda late innini! rally that ,•,,,• him un with •II• 'riunc fl,jfl ...,a whili --.---.--- fL'.45fJE) $0 in accordance I . iJ. - '" Home runs by Jim Smith and National T HUNN& the - 1)\_. _-- 7 ONLY THING -.............. follow'ng certificates has filed said Name in whCh assessed William 73, TOwnship 2) South, Range' 30 c.rt:ficates for a tax deed to be Jenkins, Alice Ruth Hardernan (l) East, LS5. Beginning 475.4 feet issued thereon- The certificate I, W. E. Winderweedle, Jr. All of SoutholtheNOrthwlStcorneroftM numbers and years of Issuance, the siid property being in the County of SE '.. of the SW 'i of Section 73. Township 21 South, Range 30 East. description of the properly, and the Siminole. State' of Florida. run West $7.15 feet, thence South 200 names in which it was assessed are Unless such certificate or cer tificates shalt be redeemed ac feet, thence East 217.1 feet, thence as follows: property North 700 feet, ttmer,ca West 159.9$ CertIfIcate No 174 Year Of coroing to law to the poInt of beginning, and Issuance 191$ descrIbed In such certificate or DescrIptIon of certificates will be told to the l*i5 road right of way , TRACT I.E tot 5 51k 2 Unrecorded Plat highest cash bldder the 'court Beginning 471.1 feet South of the Wilson Place house door on the 6th May, Northwest corner of the SE ' of the Name in whiCP asseSsed_A. $971, at 11:00 A.M. -. .. regIster saId name iwth the Clerk of - i:,4SThI 1t. -,) _!i ___- assignees. LADY I-lOOPER 5CHAEFEi arid .1 H SCHAEFER Residence and Mailing Address Unknown ,4.aitaa* - .. NOTICE OF APPLICATIO FOR TAX DEED (Section I91.4$S Florida Statutes Of 1969) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. ....... ______ --- W. 74. HOOPE P and LUCILE M HOOPER Residence and Mailing Address UnkflOwfl . WEPiJT ALOJ& TO .'5PPO\-'E I-4R SARP' - OF SUIT TOQUIETTITLE THE NAME OF THE STATE OF . - I Defendants - , if alive, arid If dead to his or her I..,.. I.natt and all other persons or - HER"tJH"CAV tIRL OUTFIT assignee's, any W. T I-lOOPER and LINDA I-lOOPER Residence and Mailing Address Unknown AC.TL)PLL. W GOT' \ APQR' QME CIVILIEP i NO L-OUT - ' by Crooks & Lowrence ________________________________________ lI-I THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND OR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA at - - New York '' agent. Subsequent to the application to the CIty of Winter Springs, a similar application snail e made to IN — r ' following ordinance: An ordinance relating to the unincorporated areas of Seminole $7076 N Riverhill Drive Tampa, Florida 33617 name "' Address Unknown - name of '. an of Seminole County, Florida under the fictitious DESIGNERS ART & FRAME CENTER and that I intend to register said with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminole County. Florida in accordance with the proviSions of the FlitiØj) Name Statutes. To Wit: Section v. PIat Book 17, Pages 33 and 31, of the Public Records of Seminole County. Florida aluminum wiring In residential, commercial, or other structure hereafter altered, built, con BENJAMIN F WHITNER, JR. strueea. erected, or repaired in or moved into the unincorporated and ireasofSemnoleCounty; providing KATHRINE B. WHITNER for construction, severability, and 702 Oaui Avenue an effective date. Sanford, Florida 37771 Copies of said ordinance are available for public inspection DOROTHY ANNE BACKES, auring regular business hours in the formerly offfce of the BoarJ County DOROTHY ANNE WHITtIER Seminole County Cornmissioner $009 Woodlawn Courthouse, Sanlord. Flor.da, from Waukegan, IllinOiS 6005$ trusdateuntilthedateof enactment consideratIon first written above. JANE RANDOLPH GRANGE, (Seal) ,, ... formerI. ' plo. opportunity will be given to be Divi;ion a heard in respect to SuCh proposed CHARLES 0. BABBITT and _______________________ application pursuant to further CASSIE M BABBITT, his wife, NOTICE notice by the Cty Commission of Plaintiffs, Notice is hereby given that Winter Springs of their agenda for Board of County Commissioners of vs thC appropriate commission C. L VAN VRAPKEN. Trustee, et Seminole County. Florida, shall at $600 P4oC A Tee Drive Miami, Florida 33133 -: ru()hsrr i.c?i 'I'r be taken up before the Commission IINN L. MacNEILL arid rip my arm out. I can't even and a ball times that muehi. bend it. But the fans being close i'm worth more than the prize excite inc. I go crazy. I dont money to the InternatIonal even know what I'm doing." Track Association. Yet in a personal con"I3esides, I' can't' think frontation, he's mild and anything- '1se,' being 22 years ileasant, fairly relaxed and old, that I'd enjoy as much," introspective about his absorption with pole vaulting, "It's a challenge," he "seeking perfection. I'm very FICTITIOUSNAME involved in technique and the NOT ICE Is hereby given that I am design of the poles. My father 13 engaged In business at 109 E Can par' v' possible, on the 14th day of May, 611 S. Park Avenue, Apartment 9 Sanford, Florida 37771 ------------'' Attamonte !pnngs, Fl 32701 Attorney for Petitioner MINNIE RENAUD J A BENSON myself and the people. I run money for pole vaulting. around and do backilips. In "The money doesn't kill your practice, I couldn't even leave competitive drive," he says. "If the &round with the oole i .i in BaMma Road. All f the above deirIptiOnS being DEA 134 Defendants NOTICE OF SUIT TOQUIETTITLE IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA: body. You've got to run, lift Legal Notice — Russians it's even more im- Germanyt won the Olympics at grade and it becomes their life is 34. "About the time track and st'le." -. SUIIWU V4UILUI III UIC 7' 4 1 N . - NER. JANE RANDOLPH S JOSEPH DAVIS, JR. E50 GRANGE. formerly JANE RAN STENSTROM. DAVIS & DOLPH WHITtIER. MciNTOSH w u "I'm like a complete different pole vaulter. Now I can go into Ix'rson. I get very, very excited. anything," I a height changed, lie never even had a What changed his mind about as amateurs in track and field, I Emiel the O1)'mpics? know one who did "When I grew up. Probably l'uttemans from Belgium, a distance runner. That discus when I was a sophcnnore in thrower from Sweder,, Ricky college. I was vaulting over 17 Brunch, makes 175.000 a year. feet and I realized It doesn't (km They get the money from the very much for you. Europezns meet directors. A gold medal to could hung around till they a European aught mean a new were 30 or 3i years O(I house. It's a big deal. With the Wolfgang Nordwig i East - .. i.... L.... LlC l_.l(), 1W U'U UW track shorts, ( big deal. The top athletes over meters and it hasn't helped " .. . that." ' t ut 'V IuII., I "If Icould wIn 15 gold medals Greeks - and yet for him the thrill of the Olympics Is negated like Mark Spitz," he says, "that lis more material con- Would be a dif1ernt story. I rniilif cmlv win one at most. the 800 "In E;;ope,' he says, "it's a E);ve Wottle won 79. Caltoo. Phi, , 37. PiRyan. Cal, 29. . mute are the odes of Pindar; become an Olympic champion forgotten is that initial triumph and turned professional for a Simmons, StL, 6. Concepcion, Cm, ICC. 6 TRIPLES Garcia, MI, 3; 6. Crdeno. Htn. I Hutton, Phi. 2. TRIPLES Valentine, Cal. 3; Freehan, Det, 7; Ferrer,Mii'i,2; Campaneris,Oak,2; Grmeve, Tex, 2. HOME RUNS - G.Neltles. NY, 9; R Jacson. Oak. 7 STOLEN BASES - Patek. XC, 1; Lowensteit,, Cle, S. able to conhiflUC through pro a former Olympic champion recorti at 18' 1" this winter in - . - 1 FIoaSale Bank . . CIkCi,CCOtfft 5: LInda C. M.aiildin, OEA Sherilt (lEA 17 - Sanford, Florida 3777% DEA 46 )O. ___________________ �.-:..-.-'+-+--..+---..+ - +. "_--.-" - i.,.--- --... r-'- 1 _ 14A-The Sanford Herac Tuesday, April 23, 1974 Tuesday, April 23,1974-15A the Sanford Herald Make Spring Cleanin ' Pay- " Don 't Sell Ne * eds" Here Today! - - ___ ___ Personals I WILL 407 BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DEBTS INCURRED BY ANYONE OTHER THAN MY SF( F AS OF APRIL 19. 1974 Charlotte Nelson koctier _____________________ _______________ Is He lp - Apartments Rent Unfurnished 30 Delivery man wonted Must have Own dependable transporlatn Apply Box $36, CifC of The Box 1657, Sanford 41 ----- Houses for Sal. -- ____________ _____ BALL REALTY FRANKLIN ARMS APTS, l& 2 ftdrm Apts Central ht & air, pool Adults 1170 Florida Ave 1736650 . drinker For further inIotp$on call 473 ,017 or wri te Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O. Box U]. Sanford. Fla 37771 available? Exciting, interesting work Car and pIOne necessary To arrange for intcview, call 373 7791 after 6 p m or wiekenc Riggers MARRIAGES Performed by Marilyn. Silver Sprih9s Airport Rd "4.236-4"7. Rn 236.443 FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM -'r,,2.;'n-r Are'nyrr Can H Call 471 43*7 , slrs Aork from our OffiLt bS'e ?ran. Hourly pay, plus incentive txnu% Morning shift, 9 to 1+ EvCrtinqS S to 9 Apply in person rinç above hours Room 502 Atlantic National Bank Building. Sanford. Also need person w ith Small car for light delivery. FLYING CARPET TOURS. INC Airline tickets. Cruise and Tours at official rates. 303 Semo4'an Blvd-, (Hwy, 438) 8313233 Help Wanted CO.. 3726990 Rtcrp?cn'l,?, doc?or'i cIt cc. medical background necessary 323 5150 SALESMAN' WANTEDUI Apply in person. ART GR1NDLES WHEEL RANCH. Sanford Rating-Coding Insurance Clerk. experienced FreftrrCd. call Reserve Insurance Co. 67 7300 An Equal Opportunity Employe Cook and Kitchen help wantedApply In person at Airport Inn, Page Terminal Building 372 XU CLERK TYPIST experienc ed e1red-ia1ary commens,rale with ability Excellent fringe benefits. call Reserve Insurance Co 671 73*0, Are Equal Op portunity Employer Night auditor-part time. Salary to cOmmerutate with tip Apply in person. Holiday Inn, Sanford. Want Ads DELIVERY MEN With Florida chaufters license to deliver cab'nets to apartment proiects *,thn Florja No cvern.ght, but overtime re-qu re Insurance, other benefits Ap pication being accepted.9 am I p m Bldg No.], Sanford Airport LAWN MAINTENANCE MEN WANTED No experience necessary. w i ll train Ph 372 7767. Welder or Electrician-Salary commensurate with ability. *3.1 5431 Full time snoe clerk Must be mature end neat. 5lart $95 #.k Apply Sanford Shoe Center, 221 E lit St., Sanford. Neal. clean one be'droom duplex Adults Only - no pets Convenient area 373 *516. After 1 30 33'? 36,0 AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTSNO PETS 116W. 2nd St -- ______ tra srinq1ime earnings CAfl get you tnat summer vacation. Call 841.3079. Wanted- Offset Pressman NAPLES DAILY NEWS. Naples, Fla Call *136493161 7720 13.500 required for inventory and training Call collect for P.Sr JameS (711) 29 - Resident Managers area si ?TuSt te mare lenarce txpi.inced. Wife must be capable of securing rentals and keeping books Wages corn mensurite ViI?h experience Apt with utilities and other fringe bei*fitI provided. Call Orlando 3051550411, persofwal dept trw apoire?ment+ Drage md. An oqiil opportunity empIoye' Day Barmaid. Monoay thtqugh Saturday. Apply Club Diamond, Dr Bary - Working gentleman. private trance, bath, air Cindition ed Call 722 1524 after i 30 __ Man or woman to root,', or board or sharecxpenSesncontryhom, 're cistern 372 SIlO Sanford Court Motel Newly renovat ed Color TV, WW carpet, a C, efficienc ies & over tutu. Day or *k rates 2421 Orlando 0' Sanford 7 . 30 Apartments Rent Unfurnished 372 7335 PINECREST-Oh bedrooms.? baths. Florida room. t.e,t, a i r arid other goodies you'll li kefor $73.500 For more det3eli call REALTOR Assocla'e John Mero After hcurl phone 3fl 0213 PINECRESI - FIRST TIME AD. VERTISED' Ifs $32,500. but itt 001 .1 bedroomS, 2 baths ar.d a large 15 x 36 lighted pool with slide, diving board, party Sized deck and patio. One o our lustngs' Call REALTOR Merle Warner After hourS pt"one 372 6635 Loregwood area, 3 bdrm carpet, central heat air, $215. lit, last. security, no pets $826173 . 'WtiCiV Pi 33 Houses Rent Furnished t.ceiahle P)tjr'qalow, P05 everything. .vvckl rates Adults No pets Short lime R en ters ONLY 122 7711 --- DELTOPIA - AVAILABLE PlOW 3.1 Mobile Homes + Rent No City tax Set Orlando --- -.-- - -- - .. . bijild.ng 3fl 15*7 Stop BEAUTIFUL LOCATION- New 3 t'droom.2bafh, central air, wall to wau carpet, uuaeie. Settled neighb0rtid. $29,900 REALTY Unfurnished .L.W/W C1 Still )Ild - REALTOR - Till We Succeed." * Recreational Building Pool 1-2 Bedroom SAHFQRD, ELA - - rem Park 173 5774 Realtur takes o Mile of a busy mother's ftine 171 111711 - BAMBOOCOVE CALL Today for an appointment to thiS beautiful ompletel, Carpeted. bedr oom. 2 bath home Big eaf in kitchen, with d.sh wiSher Huge well landscaped yard; Only 133.000 3 Bed.00m ho" with Screened porch. arid storage building f or ,v'oftShOp Large lot, weSt SidC. rIO-i.e ri $11.950 3orry, cash DdfOOf See' JOHN K RIDER, ASSOC I -, , • ,..........--.' '- , ' I ' , ', - a Or: I r IM -) ,. ' 0 ' • Su %NB '' Stemper Realty ''' . T* 9ntord Plaza.______________ .173 t310 ______ zire 16 # 40007' REALTOR Sem.rioIe 1 32i 12', Etr.L MIS Orange 1919S 191$ S French 3271126 3fl75$ W .- tTvry SunGiy, 7pm Consignments ssnlcome East of 1.1 on SR IS If yOu have anything to sell or consign, call STAN at 29;p AUCTION ou on your vacation thiS year? Get your trailer hitch from All Mvtt Inc, a 8314039 tsCipe'ilid,vs* -_______ Stove YOUR HOME (LIST I _____________ ,[ '.T'.t Pt 0. /1 Attention New Truck Owners!! Check out the aluminum truck cov er s in all colors from. 1961 Mustang, 3 Speed, 6 cyl . celleret condition Only $ 730 9ielley UsedCars. 700 French A ve. 323 7J60 ''" '' it4.d. )iI' - . - - + I _.. Trade -- One owner '65 Studebaker for 10 h elec tric Start boat motor COntrolS & tank 373 7971 - - ----- '7l'yam,if X513 650 Good Condition, $675 Phone )7li9SSaf ter S 1970 Chevy, 6 cyl.. very clean, $700. 1963 Chevy. VI. 713.1)00.3724.410 _____________ ' 1971 Volkswagen 417 Station Wagon, automatic, AM FM, air can. dfioning. green with I Qhf brown ,ntet'ior 1i895 (all Pete 372 1651 Dealer Nimrod Camper, sleeps 6. extras. Harley 171 Sprint, SX 350, 1403 miles, never in dirt 1950. 542 6106 $350, or trade for boat. 372 7038 ____________________________ after _______________________________ 9 19)1 Nomad 23' travel trailer with awning 1973 WilderneSs Travel Trailer Trucks and Trailers 197OGMC pickup '., ton Good condition, new tires Ph 373 1701 SANFORD REC VEE SEPVICE 7311W 1st 51 37) 1711 1%6 VW Sqoarebick Good Condition By owner. 371 5151 ______ ________ running & ClNn, 5.300 After 6 7227736 1970 VW Super Beetle-loaded with lØt5 of extraj, mag wh.ett. 1)650 Call Paul, 322-1651, 644 '3l Di ,cr Chevrolet Vega. '73 Hatchback. radio, air. I speed, 11.000 miles. 17295 or test offer. 1426.106 vw 2 door Beetle, 000 d mechanical condition. A gas misef at $695 Call Paul, at 372 1651 cr 641 5011 Dealer , 9U Toyota '71 Mark It. 4 Or. White, ar. auto. Excellent COflditi0fl. 51995 Pt' 377 6961 _______ 16 Auto Repairs Parts-Accessories .'. x 55' 3 bdrm. house trailer - _ doenpat'nt'd onwaterfront lot er permanent trailer lot Sal 11.900 .. - ren Oi iVY mu. i'iVw 101' 5125 373 7971 . .. -_____- • l31olt Batteries 51% 95 EL'S BODY SHOP 109 sanford Avenue ill perf ec t condition Trade equity for _-•_+_ Horses 73 3t 66 . . out--I track, 1)795 Also. '6.i Falcon Wagon. 6 cyl. auto. gcrxi Swiip and Trade 10 10 - 197) Volkswagen. Super Beetle. Marine Blue with black interior. 1 speed. radio, heat er , quarOnteed for 30 days or 1.000 mileS. 100 Pct 51695 Cat P"!t'a' 3 72 15 1 Oeiicr BLAIR AGENCY 1629 after 4 '68 VW BUS, 43,0DO miles, A lire and 455 p engine Yellow, Wick 'tn/I too Private owner. $695 372 $093 68 Drlta Cu'r" Od Motorcycles I ,, i- MotorCyCle Insurance intaneci, e;ythincI st'o.ver , inc. lacks and lie downs Steeps 6 Reasonable *3.4 6152 ,lftCf 5pm. Autos for Sale 'ao _ ____________________________ . rl* 3126. WinIer f'ar Junk Cars Removed 18 sleeps 6. electric brakes arid hitch 5)393. Call 372 $630 i0'eidilidii )C7OCIIEVROLET IMPALA 20r Hardtop Low mileage 1 Se lf contained travel camper , II'. _-. - ' Ill Ac,andoned, unv'anted junk cars hauled away. Your cost, $10 Orlendo, 295 6194 anytime_ Motor hone Call Pete 377 1651 •',.t4T, _- - _ VW UI S Good motor 3. other working parts PhOna 372 ?")1 ftr s . ________ ted -- jJBo1itnç _ - U S I NESS . I 0 I I STENSTROM Appliances - - 6 . '. . SER..V 1. C..E S . I '. A D rectory of Experts DRIVE U Close Out on all Gibson freezers. Sb cnoose from. Priced Righflt! flicks Appliances, 372.7651. I ______- _________________ TV-Radio-Stereo 53 OPEN SATURDAYS HERB'S T V SERVICE Ill) S Sanford 323 1731 ________________ -. SANFO * * STEREO * Conditioning ______ Home Improvements ____________________________ C entral Heat a Air Conditioning For fret estimates, call Carl Harris, at SEARS in Sanirird 372 lilt AM-FM raiio, $ track tape 'layer record playr P'syitiedClsC lights ____________ 1577 Hallmark . * I _ -- and + - z- _________________________ iOiiis•t. ___________________ - It - 11. C&ui1!di FLEET RESERVE ASSN mgr f'res 9du _______-- HOMES OF DISTINCTION Carl * *Large Wooded ,Z11Matthes ss - + ._- ." Homes By 2 It a 11 Z I -MiLl"a Sanford, Fla. for Appointment 322.3103 your club or It organization would like to be include'1 in th i s listing call' THE SANFORD HERALD CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT 3222611 Boats & Marne 16' Larson, Ci) HP Evinrude, tilt trailer, $1150. 373 5.54* 11' Wooden Hull Boat 35 Pp Motor and Trailer 8600 Ph. 123 1714 ROBSON MARINE 7927 Hwy 1797 32) Scat $8 Bicycles Bikes, Bikes. Bikes All s;frS and models. 10 SCCdS. S speed's , nd stand.arl bik es no w available at Firestone Store Call 322 0214 C', rI'S 21" bike Its 171 t61? I' '_____ As '- You Full line GE Appliances .10 by experienced technician I Kramer. 574-3290 I Market 'Don't needs", Serve a useful purpose aga in when you sell them with a Classified ad from the Sanford Herald Call us today' Dint ctm'iay 1 Just dial 377 2611 or all 9993 To place sour luw cost in I ,i _________ ' • i SI 4. ________ is I ,1 Floor Waxing, Windows 173 cc I free estimates day or n g t 867 5056 Income Tax Better late than nev er You have to file .. 'IOWER'S BEAUTY SALON (formerly h,arrie$t'S Beauty Noole) 519E. Plr'ce. '172 5717+ 5,'r • (CS ti ling Book keeping pOSting. rl( Cull Mrs McGboon after a p ru 3?) .I.357 - TODD S CARPENTRY specializing in small arid Odd lobs Call 931.138* + VINCENT'S CARPENTRY inferior trim". Paneling, Custom carpent ry No sub too Small I. icerised & Bonded 373 5677 ______ t,s 322 0397 Roofing ____ __ po - .. ATLANTIC BUlLblPIc. MAIN TENANCE. s,aI1nu nomm. a. office buildingS & residentIal clearing 345 3009 *EXPERT ROOFING. 'I LOT Cl F. API UP & . c,ni HAULINGPH 323 2714, M0•" _______ - _____ is - __ _ ___ is • All types freeestimates L Ice nsed, Bonded, Insured NoOblegation Rusj Switr'ecubank Lawn Service Carpentry - your income' tax Call Lake • , ianitoria ssssssssiss -, SPRING CLEANING. "Impac"Wash & Spra KIern Exterior walls, eaves, patio, walks & roofs Removes mildew, fungus, mud clobbers. wasps & Spider Mary Public Accounting now, 372 43 17 or 373 5799+ + Bookkeeping ii Chain .me. wood, field business 3?200i0 - Poif eaves and walls Pool enclosures 323,3514 CLARKS FENCING all makes autos & truckS Over i5 years experience in the repair Beauty Care " Ji _____ EXTERIOR PRESSURE CLEANING 1A(,f' Mechanical Repairs on - C -, Pressure Cleaning installa'onand staining, Mi Lund Doors 11*9 E Altamonte 3)0 1147 115,3 French ;.vt' Texace, Products fiXated next to State Farmers ___ ____ _______ -______________________________ P.'OPSL 151101111115 . __tS. - front door replacement Expert - Ill - Pianos tuned and repair ed _____ QUALITY Doors-Specializing Auto Repairs ____________________________ - - . Tuning - _____________________ Sanford Electric Company '522 Park Drive, 172-1562 Piano witnI ad BUDDY'S HCME IMPROVEMENTS Small Jobs Wanted 372 133$. "Lake Mary" Appknces 83.4 5271 / - I - I )" .' ' ' Sandblasting - IAW CARE Fcr that professionally maintained IceOb , call RALP H, 373 595 _________________________________ I or the I iflCit preparation of metal contreIC etc .call 11£ C C ree Is? 322 3510. 323 1283 Trod cuf poor ServiCtl C,sli Lawn Care Specialsts Commercial Residential Free Lilt 377 7767 ___________________________________ - Masonry r'p;try. Remodeling, AdditiOnS. Custom Work tree Estinati' i 'renseci Bonded 3730099 Masonry & Concrete _____ Sewing _ . S • Machines SEWING MACHINE REPAIRS All types, comm & residential Michael Reed P 0 Itox 2105 Lake Mary, 372 3270 Qxpertcnce Ph $31 9613 -Carpet Cleaning amm-~ Moran's-Betlerway Carpet Lare 6 jintori,st Service Free Es! One ifli,i(!I'S diP ' ait 3)l ;aKe today classified ad day Place on., 10 buy. sell or rent Call 322 7611 or *319993 -.-_ + Upholstery __ ACE 0UC0RATO1S 365 5948 99 t,,'o Sat 'fa I? .uSPeOnl %)%9 Chair 53195 Sofa & Chair $141 Labor & male. lal-SO ml. rad.us j Movers _________________________ Ceramics L oc al 8. ct,stant rrc,vluq for Irce .... _________________________________ .. esiirnaies. uepvrluoui,iiy, r iJACXSON S CERAMICS, Supplies, call Central Delivery service, used Ttiurscl.iy kiln dealer. 105 kennfdy Craft. '72. is, tn hull Service (901) 1493110 & Sunday 372 792) ru,esrider. '7 2 Chrysler, IS HP, tilt Ira ltr. Ski gear, 5)300 *62 6. Put 0 classified ad to work for yOu Lots liwilde interior and exterior PdifltiruU. (arPentry, electric, ceramic tilC, 11,i%tcr, IlOcIs and all masorsamy HOneSt free estimittes Phone 323 0791 rn.mmnmnnt ' Bingo Thursday 2000 Paved Streets •Sewers Street Lights S Sidewalks 211 W. 25th BANK REPOSSESSION Beautiful walnut console.I, AM FM multiplex, $ track tape player Take over last to payments of $9 97 per r,eonlpe, or $19 50 cash For tree home trial, call collect *93 Ill) Sew 4. Sound, 190% N Ora', Ave . Orlando ___________________ Business Meeting 2nd Morlday-7000 Club Hours- -lOa in Daily (closed Wed.) Close to Everything,,. Yet Away From the Crowdi ll STEREO Red Velvet Front + -. DINATALE CERAMIC TILE 531 S64, or *3010)5 Repair and remodel work, financing available, work guaranteed - AIR etc Aiumo 1$ IS per ma Ph. 647 ;:z_ J- ___________________________ Specializing in cen. systems & windOW units Free est 21 hr service Ph 1121 7117 * REPOSSESSED ______ Serve Ready To / I _____ Air KIRBY VACUUM Sales & Service For free home presentation without obligation. Call 373 5310 REALTY If (ilI. . KLU','ORE WASHER, part:, sersi ice. used machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES. 3730497 fl] It I i 731 1961 1 ______ Household Goods 52 IN I 377 733% 323.6650 Wanted to Buy C - (MULTiPLE LISTING SERVICE) KULP REAL 1, 107W 1st Street 'From $1 0.00 9 & 2 Bedroo m Apts. 'Masonry Construction • Central Heat & Air • Pool & Clubhouse • Laundry • Shag Carpeting • kitchens Facilities Equipped • 1 Mnnttss Leulst Aduttt P,ts Consid.r,d %pofialion for the budget minded SANFORD RECVFL SERVICE 7111W hI $1 Campers Travel Ira Hers Equipment for Re al 64 1$ Call Cr ed it Dept. SANFORD SEWING CENTER. 307 A. East tst St.. Sanf or d. 322 9111. Eves 372 6457; After 5.3777421 ARMS 68 3 yr aid Peg Apaloosa. I yr. old In sewing cabinet, repossessed Singer's be'tt model, winds bobbin an machine. Fully automatic. Pay balance of Ill or 10 Pa',ments of 121 RWIW . FRANKLINJ Dodge person 51795 Call Donald D. at 322 1151 Dealer. ______________________ CASH 372 1))? ,or 'or used furniture, appliances __________ tcx>t, etc Buy I or 1001 items Larry" P.tart, 2)5 Sanford Ave. CI'iihuahuas. females. 150. Animal Haven Grooming & Boarding Kennels, 327 3752 special saiei (watch ads) _ 1 1 725 slide in tru"k camper , (OnIt .white. Best offer 66* 5120 of ______ Sanford , 1970 Chevrolet Kingswood wagon, V S automatic, power Steering & brakes & air, very good Iran Florida State Bank, Ralph Pe:oid or Fred Davis 37 1611 - flnt'rnt's lcrnon. time' In etc Low o',erhead prices Drit" .i little & save a lot-Oviedo Nurser 1' 4. Bird Farm, SR 4 1 9 7nis N of Odiedo 365 6lil C Iosnd ur'iJiy5 PUBLIC AUCTION EVERY MONDAY NIGHT. Antiques, TVs. Miscellaneous, New and used 66 furniture and appliances Plus - - refrigerator, air conditioners. Inc. 1)47147 723 fl75 _______________________________ ___________ 0 100 Pick UP, low mileage, 6 cyl.. standard Call 1973 ______ ______ `11111 ____ Citrus (rpm 1399-Orange frees, - Guarar.lee Lowest Prices GOLDEN TOUCH 'P4 SEW __ f enced back yard. in excellen, conditIon 571.500.' 372 7174 eves 1971 Pontiac Catalina, 1.317)93 ______ -__________________________ - - PAINT-VARNISH ENAMELS Must sell Gas dryer, I cycle, new '... drapes -- - 8 G C Television. model lITOlO 372 We Guarantee Lowest Prices 000 BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR E 46, Sanford, 37.3 in) tucan'tbeat classified ads _ Check. cla s sif ieds There never was iiTcr time T, results i,eryday now to U'C a ClasSified d in tf'ie.' Sanford Herald Stop makinq t1tht'y trailer. Reasonably price excuses Dial 377.261 1 or *31 9991 Wednesday. 377 $679 1246. 628.2162 Lift NO QUALIFYiNG Only $ioOdewn, We%hingto,iOki, 3 redrOom, Ili baths. 209 Terry lane Monthly terms 67$ IS?) Writer Pitrk and lASt neater Sa lt _ Stamps.Coins 9enl Blue' Luirc' Electric Carpet 69 ampoocr for only SI per day To buy and tell gold or sliver coins CARROLL'S F URN ITURE contact 'is first. We also buy bulk %iljr coins SEMINOLE COIN CEU I ER. 109 W. 1st 323 43S2. 65 Pct and Supplies SANFORD REC•VEE SERVICE 2311 W 1st 51+ 323 471) + HOMES I 10 LONGW000 NEWHOMFS 7PCt financing --%2937,Qr.) Franklin Rarnseur, Assoc Inc )bedroom, 2 bath, now Shag car pe t ___________ --IL - ______ _______ --_____________________________ ','.t,-,, not take your boat along w - - - --------Di ning r oom set & rhna, 5250 - - Living room Set with fables, $140 or bait offer s- Call 373 $45.3 after 3° fflROflDA 1.4 and SR 434 Ca 11111, • PUBLIC AUCTION • " "'° IT Ih Lease ktct,en equipped, carpet, $)1.%tJ Ph 377 77*? APARTMENTS -' , - GE Air Conditioner, 10,000 STU, reverse cycle, excellent Condition, _______________________ Sanford, 722 ?UI Lake View WRAT~ _____________________ .-._ ____ Two section I', It. sofa, while brocade, excellent condition 1100 After 3 & *t?kecicts, cell 322 2)9'! from CALL 322.2420 ANYTIME Garnett White, Real EsIae Broker. 107 W. Commercia II?') Florida S F ROM S14O ,rional,ted IiyiF3. Stvd'O on e rent Quiet Elegance at 0 your ad Term - BEAT IPIFLAIPtI *th ttuS J bedrOom, 7 bath ca home Only S17,500 VA or FHA terms ,,a,l.lp or pay 11.200 dcewn and ll".-N AIRPORT BLVD -- Bakalla, SEEING IS. F ROM 1115 3-I1 or Elmer month's Scott * Clothes Washer-Dryer * RESIDENTIAL, JOHNNY WALKER REALTY Don't Stop _______________________________ _____ + Unfurn. • 1I Dishwasher-Disposal * Heated ACREAGE, INDUST RIAL AND tdJpet * Range. Refrigerator * HALL Houses for Sale_- REALTY Short 1, ______ to 327 447 After S. 372 7111 * Urn!'' landscaped 831.500 JOHNNY 41 make an offer Immaculate concrete block, 2 CARRIAGE HILL bedroom. I bath, family room, Two story home with 3 bdrm and 7 kitchen equipped, unit air, fenced, baths on the 2nd floor, 'j ba th off thadC, fruit free's, nice area family room oft lit floor with $19.500 Excellent terms oversiz ed garage, and be autifully New shopping c enler, 26th & Sanford it store Ave , 1000 and 7000 S Sandlewood Villas - O F,STAELISP$ED NEIGHBORHOOD Clean, well cared for 2 bedroom, I bath, family room. fenced and cottage in back S*S00 Business Property For Rent 37 City water down as MLc BUY OR SELL REALTOR5$])$1Ø13 ______ ___________ Furn. IF YOU WANT TO OMflUtiIl Lakeview PINEY WOODS BARN Vie buy furniture and misc.Sell for 25 pct. Consignment. Free pckups Auction Saturday at 7 pm Sanford. 3722770 Assistance plan. Townhauip from IllS *Xi le ,4S JOCIATL Like new, 2 bedroom, family rr--,r1 Sactord mlrtutei WE WILL HELP YOU Almost new 3 bedroom, I bath ho nue No qualifying. Assume VA mortgage & pay equity Monthly i pa yments 5154 63 3726655 Ron t a mobile home on beautiful Wekiva River CAMP SEMIP4OLE No óICOhOliC be verages a'owed No PtIi 3 2 10 central heat air, fenced back yird, nice landscaping, reduced for Quick Sale. 123.500 123 719' DAflt'AIP.l New four bedroom home 1 ml. of little aiaL Beautiful 3 bedroom, 2 bath. split plan, wall wall Carpeting, very large living and dining rooms, Pt' 32) 7010 or *62 6300 P ';i VW Super Beetle, automatic stick shift, air, AM radio, low mIrage, 12093 Call Don Pope, 322 '69 Chevy Pick-up Good Condition A ______ Autos for Sale $500, fake over payments 4'I ____________ ______ WILSON MAtER FURNITURE buy sell trade ,31t3ISE. First St. 32T-56" or AUS IlPI DEVELOPMENT CORP Itilokik home for one 834-3363 All brick, central heat & a, car peted 3 bedroom V i or 2 bath homes Model open 16 pm *15 valencis Cl North 2345 Pin 0c 323 *4)0 SI qualify for a 3' or 1 bedroom home in a rc.ral area Costs JOHN SAULS AGENCY 32) O'PS I()a,S ; lt 3 bedroom as I Sanlord and Orlando. ft,ci.reciet. I £ I bdrm, 373.604) or 322 9320 nrAl 1111l_t) a new VILLAGE Only VA-No Uown-No Closing Costs FHA-Low Down-Low Closing _______ ______ Buy. sell, consign, appraise, or special sales out of anything of value. 1200 French Ave 173 7430 Sanford, Fla. 372 743* eligibility to your SPRING WOOD M. UNSWORTH REALTY 903W. First St. ' (P regarding tAdministration underthe - lL?fL 1100 E 25th St (ë)._dl0 NO DOWN PAYMENT Long wood PO Trucks and Trailers • GREGORY'S HEAT & NOW 7Y4% VA & FHA ri!ar us Purchase 1711[REST PATF D'ThPI + See REALTOR Hartman Realty Inc. - TAFFER REALTY BEDROOMS ATTRACTIVE 374JQ59 REAOOPIABLE. -. _ -- COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE 7S2iParkDr 372711$ pcI ntrrest. 1 you earn between S6500%12,)00 annually, you may Realtors inc "Sanlord'S Sales Leader" CHOICE OF I BEDROOM OR 2 U U W w w w ii Free eAuctioneeringService now Your Multiple Listing Agency RPALTORS I I KnImp-9 - MAITLANDFLEAMART 1911 PIwy I? 97 Open Sit? & Sur. 9 tAr. ' _______ , I 7 ."., ____ _____ ______ UnicyCle-like new, 535 Ev.g!lsru Britany Cocker Spaniel, female, : Saddle, no stirrups 530 Call yrs Spayed, shot * Sanford Auction * 5)5 37) 620) 7717 or 7173 Jim Hunt Realty tb down payment. VA, no clos+ng io$', large home *ii excellent location. pr iced in mid 30 s Call 830.5500 Call 322.2420 Anytime - I _______ BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR Gbrmly, E. 46. Sanfor d, 37,3 FOR SALE D Lots Week brakes, 6.000 lb. load capacity •a'CArV Ic,' only $675 R.. Also. Custom built trailers to your specs, 373 3900 ,.--1 Ill - i ,.) Open Monday thru Saturday. . -Quality furniture at Bargain 62 Lawn and Garden Prices Wayne's Quality New & ___________________________ FEED SEEDFERTILIZER Used Furniture, 1700 French Ave. .'ei' 19 ________ e Baltiroom Cabinets, (c,unler lops. Sinks Installation Avif ailapIe Bud Cabell, 372 *052 _________________________________ + A7i 'tI 41 Quarter horse geld - rig. 323 8.269 New 4 Bdrm. Rnhrts & (ilman Price' Hold your hat! 121.500 Can't beat thiS with a stick! Call "i.i.#" - rR LUS SALE. Used appliances kitchen cabinets, ki?(hn , and other items Will ht' May 7, 1971 from 9 300 m to m First come, first served Cash, money order or C?rtified checks 'ale will be held at San ford Airport Building 337 f •,E TAKE TRADES If ii - ___________________________ Need 1101'N 1', rh.,r,p', n ssit Advertise your business wi th Easy on, Easy off Magnetic signs br til, • your vehicles 373 *605 I ,__._ BN chap" rALTOPS Cassrttrrr',' * Solt ice cream mar ri' lOqal per hour Phone)fl 6670 I - LONGW000 AREA it's rxcepicnal area offers the most 10 CecutrI Florida estate living Superior gall course, club house, horse stables Three room IWO baths, on one acre plui Call me. Lillian Campbell. to serve you Price, 164+100. *30 bOO PARK RIDGE - ONE OF OUR BEST BUYS! See this) bedroom. 2 bath with It x 72 Paneled Florida room pluS central Climate control. _ [I QAfV ic c , FiflCOfldit;; ________ Farmer's Home COMMUNITY Three boy! Sale 0 EXCLUSIVE ESTATE • Office Space f or r en t in Lake Mary wrecking W999l It, PARKTI4lS room vapts and other extras is priced to still Only $29,900 In lovely area Call REALTOR Associate Julian Stenslrom After turs phone 322 7160 Houses Rent Unfurnished _______________________ thIll (amiy frcrn another - anytime wetkends AVENUE 1)151 uS 3545 ltQtl Ut _________________________ APOPKA -'13 acres - older home A good investm ent, 156.000 Si JOHN'S Marina area No, thwesf of Sa nford Sacreswc'odeii. 515.000 ROLLING HILLS - Golf course area Two siteS, high on 0 hill Each lCO x 110' Both for 516,Oce 6PI4lt'IG LAKE HILLS - Lakefront lot in security guarded corn m.,pnty Restricted 527.300 1 WMh WINTER SPRINGS BEDROOM. 2 BATH. v,'it?i central I bedroom apar?me.'i' rurnShed, UtIt,es furnished. 5)65 mo Phone of . • climate control. Florida porch, large back. yard. beautiful living Traiir% 1. Apts 7 Adult parks, 2 Family pOrkt. 3515 Hwy 17 97, Sanford. 373 19)0; Day, Wk. Mo. CORBEIT REAL ESTATE REALTOR Mi 1791 DeBary Realty $211277 REALTOR If it's a four orcorn. two bath hor,,e you are looking for tnat offers you gr eat outdoor living. please come and see me. This home has an intercom, screened porch, and a privacy gence For more information. Call Connie RusSell, ASS", 1.30 5500 nstrom RAVEPINA SAN MO PARKS, 171 Bedroom £470 mothers the budget. Their plan is called the HERALD Want Ads and it works like this: When they their f:rit tii!l they p*xcha.e cribs. car beds, carriages, yce.ath beds and other needs through the Want Ads.. and sell the still useful pEece to new mother when they no longt't il*t them. Arid dialing S Personalized lev'ng Studio one and two bedroom Two minutes to Santora Plaza. 373)310 32 CLIFF JORDAN JUST A LOVELY HOME Furnished 1 Bdrrn Apart 7300MeIIonvilIAvc After $p m. -_ 177.000 bargain Located at 60.1 Ilaywood Drive. 3 bedrooms, carpets. large fenced yard. citrus trees. Owner is transferred, must sell Phyllis Capponi, REALTOR. A ssoc SPRING OAKS F ROM S`180 + .RECOMMENDED. + Ste - Carpet Remnants Asiortei SitCS and Styles at factory invoice pric es First to Story house past the racilu station c, , IC24 W FAIRIANKS 7 lots on canal Off St. Johns River Zoned r ec reational Both lots tot only 111.000 REALTOR + . *Truckload ________________ t'ITj4 10MI IN Waterfront ALTAMONI C SFrllNGo pets, 1120. Pt' 373 C". Lots and Acreage 7571 Park Dr 172711* ._,__._ 109 new members Jim Hunt Realty Garage Apt -furnuihed 3 bath See to appreciate at flt . Warren Ave.. Longwood , 'two bedrooms, I bath, wail to wall carpeting, drape' c entral heat arid air Fully equipped with dish washer Call Mrs Rutherford 37) have a way to keep on - 1.sr 1,) ac& ' -'- Celery Ave. After I wetkday, Dealer. F'Qi' i(!C-'', 645 2jJI - 2nd by Art Sansom lP. _____ '* EXCELLENT FINANCING lkMil•t Nrthol Sa ford at Poland RETIREES DREAM- Repo 1973 Villag er, 7 bdrm. Set up on lakefront lot Takeover payments. 13 1 I I Week--Get Trailer, new all steel Spartan 6'*I 377 5147 - No Hr Service Acre Miscellaneous For Sale - __ - For 1 _____________ 2 8 toot Overhead garage doors, 2 rolls reinforcement concrete wire. Rea I Estate Wanted - SO - Forrest Greene, Inc. (ALL After hours phone Privatebath b. qnlra, Air conditioned. r.o cook ing Ph, 372 190 HUSBAND-WIFE TEAM to 'ranage. and maintain new U unit apartment con'p'ex in Sanford P t _______________________ __ Rooms for Rent HUFFMAPI REALTY Al Pll, Jenny Clark, Assoc 372.1393 or 372 US) Cia'.si i'd ais serve IteC buying and Stlinq communIty 2 room and bath, first floor. Elderly everyday read and use them couple preferred No pets 919 Call 327 7611 or all 9993 Park Ave.. Sanford. Furnished one bedroom. C' ceplionally clean home 51)5 mo Year's lease RcorOs Income possibilities up only to 11.000 per month Southeastern A"reptaaCe Cot SUNLANI) ESTATES IMMEDIATE INCOME - Will purchase first or se'ond mortgages in any Condition iration, 62$ 7610H'awatpa Ave. at 1792 4 bedrOom. 7 bath home kitchen eovippevl, den, dining room, eat in kitChen, 2 car garage, large lot. 1250 per month. Ku!p Realty part or full time to Distributor supply Company established accounts *ith RCA CBS Disney 06 -____ Realty. 372 1301 Make $10 on hour. Clean, prof,table buSiness. Your home, shop or garage Make 3 D Magnetic siç,ns, machine. supp'ies, plastic all for VCS Terms available to right party. 54 307*. Secretary Receptionist Personable. good telephone voice. able o meet pubtc. type Ex cellent Stirling salary and bene1i$. Apply In person to Global Carpets. 119 S. Maonolia Ave., 373 62$ 17 Bedroom. AdultS Only Park Avenue Mobile Park 25.15 Park Driv e, 372 .161 Busrnes Opportunities Local Delivery Servc, for Sale in Sanford (904) 7*93790. 25.115, french Av e Days 372 7217 If you want to Sell or Buy ay (;pu('IORY MOBILE HOMES SCO Fr ench Ave , Sanford - Lot On choice lake. 570.000 322 1*59 21 AVON iayt - SANFORD REALTY EVEREST _______ ______ central 5iw, Central Water Paved Riid UndlIground Utilities Cluolicus. Peoc Fihin5 Dock T,,ine Court P'cn,c Aria Boat Ramp Street Le,?etx 1959 Glider, Set UP In park n Urn BROKERS The Time Tested Firm )as 322 6173 Uights.3fl5421 , Frame home on corner lot Sec to appreciate, S71.9() Temnis BAMBOO COVE typ,nQ Large national firm, eitellent worng conditions, and full company benefits Salary commensurate with ability 7303 N Semoai Blvd 6115921. T, JOHN'S REALTY Co 4 BEDROOM WELAKA APARTMENTS 111W. lit SI Ph. 322-2611 rip. Handy husband may be employed ttwwhere Apt. c.lus small saary. Apply in person to. L. Cooper. 3001 Aloma Ave Rrn 121. Winter Park and school Large ?bedroom. CU .sith Single garaw' Sh,SdCd lot. 516.900 Churn. 865 Old treaøie Sewing sewing machine made into planter, good condition, 130. Early American accessories, small 1"flp%, knickknacks & pictures (all 377 1959 Reait, REALTOR, 373 7750 0 or rii. oft tialanc + NEAR CHURCH several marinas and fishing reSOrtS, big trees, park like set ling, near level terrain, for sale by owner. Write Phil flanks, Rocky Mount, Missouri, 65077 or Call _ IS to choose from. $31 7373 DaItt 6178111 , 3 so IN-ir.'-' il n's (çn r.'n flo. ti ,.ett it tO'r ii ,'.er ft heat, Only 11 yearS old Has Va mortgage of 529.900. Priced to Sell at 136.900. EVFST REALTY INC REALTOR. 16015 Hwy 7 97. Maitland Open 1 days Early American antique buffer closing cost, 2 1 Park. Call for details 3 bedraorn country home on 2 lots Central h a 1.1.500 down assume 511,000 nitg 1117 per mo. 7)4 p(I Phone 373 1129 2 bedroom turn home for rent mail goes by properly, I miles to Cash Quick for your equity Duplex for the pair 17 RIVER FRONT AND RIVER ACCESS HOMESITES Ad THE BORN LOSER SO - - Mobile Home Bank Reposseislons Your • COLLECT (314) ]9 rn $31 7270 REALTORS 2beproum. CBhoneenounty Good well water. Lots of trees. %l6.9k) Two apartments I? bdrm 5)60 1 I rixir ni + $IlO. Uti lities turriS?id Prone 331 3.309 1.34 7267 Bring Results APARTMENT MANAC,E COUP%..E Wife to ha ve some sales TREES 2 bedroom. ww carpets. air. No Stereo traris(riptio1i 617 $111 REALTORS spit Sanford To buy or sell Stanley Home producti contact Pam Condcre.at 121.000. Assume 115.000 mortgage oil 1310 of dog Track Rd 61 L,ike kathryn Estates Central Fla 's beSf known builders are offering new 3 and I rm, beauties, priced from 136,950 So call any Asscx. now Area One, Inc. 2 ACRES - Cost nec N Hwy 17 97, , Tso bedroom duplex furnished apartment .1.230 Orlando Drive. Companion ann hoej%r'keepec for couple. S days.* a m+ to S p m $10 per day. 3727397 Experienced bookkeeper for San ford company. Send resume and salary requlremrrts to Box 535, care of Sanford Herald. P.O. Box 1857. Sanford I 0 PIG WOO 0 Area One, Inc. Apartments Rent Furnished , 1, SmOkies 170 miles from Atlanta rlard*ood, tillable and buildable, - Week--Order mileS from lake. School but and PLACE HOMES NORTH Brand New SPANISH STYLE HOME - Olan Mills Studio N'CC75 scieral ld5 fOr Man wanted. Must have driver's license BOWE SEPTIC TANK fCO?1i. J haIti Pxme w i th large )l ShCJCd residential area 515000 , 31 ' S4 acres, South Carolina Foothilliol central air heat. Carpeting Plus $200 Across from Sheoah Golf Course, 11 We have 6 new homes, famous narte in Coloriades, $11,500 Owner, no brands to sell at our cost plus 12(k) brokers *31 6971 Down I Excellent condition 3 bedroom plan See 'u appreciate ;FE-AL IORS )36)S3 6.5733) -- - 6 At Casselberry- 2 bedroom. 2 baIb, No Down. Low Spanish majesty of contemporary elegance with walled courtyard highlight these I bdrm 2', bath homeS on beautiful lot Extras qalori and all the quality features priced In the tovcvt 160's So call ATTRACTIVE UXURIOUSOvcrsiicl4ncl2bdrm pt Eat in kitchens, fo51 free refrigerator, dishwasher, draperies, shag Carpeting, family mu fireplace. Only 6 apts. Prl act' in a Spanish courtyard settnq (if' It" ujtf cation A,uri + fit Model Open 12 5 FORREST GREENE INC. - Mobile Homes Ad Miscellaneous For S 'e -, ___________________ years on balance, large Wring fed Handso me Spanish Cocktail table. i pond, fleW Survey, paved road mos old. Sacrifice. $55 Matching frontage, elec tric. lelephon olive green upholstered thAn ti 7 _______________________ BROKER, 3n Y643 Lady Builders ' Travel Agencies 11 TOWN 32 . • its' -Sevilla Gardens. REALTOR Associates for new Lake Mary office Incentive corn m5%iOfl plan, MLS service, computor service. 71 fir. an swering tervtCe, COnhldentlil fit Cf v Sanford Fkwieja 11 & Burners NW 63 WINTER SPRINGS COUNTRY CLUB 3bedroorn. ibath home with carpet. Well be painted inside anti out $13,900 GENEVA GARDEN APARTME.'ITS 1505W 75th St Ste.,do. I. 2. 4. 3 bedroom apart menti Carpeting, drapes. kitchen enuipped, pool and laudrama? 3227090 Close in 2 bedroom unfurnished apartment Security deposit 323 anteø, sx experienced men Pay commensurate with ability and rperstr(e Phone 46$79 Write P 0 Box 1713 13 modern, kitchen equipped Security deposit tIlOmo 372 ÔÔX Ladies, do you have 2 or 3 evening Let a "VIP" Hostij sPew you arOuI'i Theatres, Nghtclub*, Restaurants, Sightseeing. Sports Events, Job or Apt. Hun Isng???Miu "VIP". 8349217 ARE YOU TROUBLED' Call Toll Fret. 4.44 2027 tot "We Care-"Hotline". Adults or Tttns Duplex-7 bdrm AdultS only. Clean NEED EXTRA CASH' NEW IN TOWN NEAR MOSSIE BATEMAN Want at Farms and Groves ._ . t 3 ACRE RANCH, 532.950, Lake of Ozarks. Misswri, SSIOO down, 20 w palms and pines Over 700' hardroadirofltage Only 8)6,000 trn .01 JlYO Call 377 14 _______________________________ I -__________________________ + _____________ ' ___ . .EXCLUSIVE _ 74 Hour Service 372 MIl . M Lovely spacious apartments fur rent. Call alter S p.m 373 *251 Is hiring warehouse personnel Excellent fringe benef;t, gcx0 workiflq cOçidition 45 hours per week. Apply in person, bet wren 9 . 700 French Ave. Sanford Callbart Real Estate 1)7W First St Scotty's IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY' AL ANON for families or fr;ends of problem - - I ______ _______________ I HOuse for Sale Lots and Acreage I -' I - - 41 41 41 Houses for Sale ____________________________ Houses for Sale ts ri i~ ,.-fj~ - ... • Ceramic Tile today Call 322 2611 or 8319993 Painting Cabrillo Tile Co. Specialists in all types of ceramic tile inslallalmon. New and remodel. 20 Vms experience 3656333 GlassMlrrors SENKARIK GLASS& PAINT CO 210 Ma9nolta Ave 127 4677 ._.. And WELL DO YOUR PAINTING No job too Small Ph. 323 $5.79 or 32)57*9 after 6 Pet Care VET PEST INN Boarding & Groorn'ng Ph 3771051 I.... ,,i extra Innh,nn inn an dollar' Ask Mom and Dad to let ,ou have a classifed ad garage iii' WeIIDrillng Take a load off your shoulders, or your attic, or garage, or basement. Sell those idle items for quick cash in the Want Ads. It has been the experience of innumerable newspaper readers that nothing moves goods and services as effectively as the Want Ads, - -. (il( k J(iy(f 'AI'LL OPILLINGS 3" and larger, pumps. Sprinkler( W,iter to )tio,ic'rs, 377 .4610 WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS .11 types and sizes '.e repair and 51'rvt' STINEMACHINE & Experience the satisfaction of finding great bargains, such as a better car, a larger home or apartment, or any of the wide var iety of things offered in Claslfied, And It Cfl be it profitable expereonca if you have items around the house you no longer need because someone reading the Want Ads will pay you good, hard cash for them. Want Ads reach thousands. When you are thinking Want Ads, experience is the best reacher. bidut ab5 SUPPLY CO 707W 2nd 5, 312 64,E 1ir , L 1, 111 4110. ~lth1ri' V A rrati PHONE 322.2611 or 8319993 �16A-The Sanford Herald - -.- -- Tuesday, April 23, 1974 gether a coalition with a major. ity in the Knesset, Israel's parliament1 and could get a threeweek extension If necessary. But both of Labor's partners in previous governments - the National Religious party and the Liberals -hi.e made clear that Rabin will have a tough job etUng them to join his team. Many Liberals want a new election rather than just new faces in the cabinet. And lead. ers of the Religious party are under fire from their militant youth division for not extra- cting enough religious concessions front Labor when they Joined Mrs. Melt's last government on March 6. The selection of Rabin was seen as a victory for the dovish left wing of the Labor party, which advocates greater territorial compromise with the Arabs than Mrs. Meir had been willing to offer. "We must exhaust every possibility of peace," he declared in his acceptance speech. But Rabln'3 reported willingness to return to Jordan part of 107 Persons Are Feared Dead In Indonesian Pan Am Crash JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) Emil Salirn had told newsmen All 107 persons aboard a Pan earlier there were some survi. American 707 jetliner that vors. crashed on the Island of Rail are Salim said two search and fr:rt'd dLl thi' 1r :'ci:m res'ue teams were sent to the l)epartu)ent of Coin- crash site at Gragak village, munications announced today. about 40 miles 1mm Denpasar , The airline said 28 of those ijnlnedlateb alter the plane tame down Monday night. A aboard were Americans. Pan American spokesman In "The aircraft was burnt and Jakarta said the searchers had there was no sign of any survi- found the charred wreckage of vors," the communications de- the airliner and there appeared partment said. to be a possibility of survivors. Communications Minister Earlier, a policeman on Bali, - M1,44f . - the West Bank territory captured in 1967 alarms the R311. gious party, which considers the territory part of Biblical Israel. minister. Although he was chief of staff during the 1967 war, he was not called back to active duty during the war last Octher. Rabin at 52 is the first sabra, or native-born Israeli, to be picked for the premiership, the youngest man ever chosen and the represer.tative of a generation new to the top power circle in Israel. This has enabled him to stay clear of the controversy over the government's unpreparedness for the Arab attack, a dispute which hurt the Labor party in the December election and finally forced Mrs. Meir to quit. A newcomer to politics, he joined the cabinet for the first time six weeks ago as labor Until last fall, Rabin for five years was Israel's ambassador to the United States LET HER KNOW WITH WEEK APRIL 21.27 i. 11 A lovely way to say "Thank You" for the great job she's doing. She will apprec. late your thoughtfulness and good taste - an Indonesian island off the eastern tip of the Island of Java, reported by telephone to newsman in San Francisco t all aboard the plane were Lit . I ... ; . I - - - Americans on board included the pilot, Capt. Donald B. Zinke, 52, of Monte Sereno, Calif., the to other crew members and 17 of the 96 passengers. t__N_ - - • - It was the fourth crash o ' Pan Am 707 since last Jab Three of them have been it, the South Pacific * - *.:_ . 1 1 . -- -1. I A R _. ". I .d. _.._ %. - .? - 0: - . I NI TION4 L SECRETII R 1 . . -.1 I • ' .. . ~W ~ . - - -: -a .r , C - , ~ - . . 4 . I . ' ' S I • • S • ) TODAY . . 1111 I Americans Flee *Argentina BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (AP) - American business executives are still leaving Argentina to escape guerrilla kidnapers, and no one has any idea when the exodus will stop. Spokesmen for various American companies say they have no intention of quitting the country permanently. But many firms are shifting their foreign executives elsewhere, at least temporarily. The American community represents some $1.4 billion in investments In Argentina, and since last fall it has been the target of leftist guerrillas whose kdnap1ngs the government has been unable to stop. Sf J Floridian Killed In Korea SEOUL South Korea (AP) - A Miami businessman was killed and.another American was injured in a traffic accident Moy in the South Korean capital, the U.S. Embassy announced. The embassy said Selvin Aberle 01 Miami was killed when a taxi cab he was riding in overturned while trying to avoid an oncoming oil truck. A companion, Harold Robert Eddington, director of the Eagle Rubber Co. of Ashland, Ohio, was injured but was reported in satisfactory condition In a Seoul hospital. A,5 and Eddlngton,56, were on their way lathe airport to fly borne after a business visit to South Korea. LEGAL DESCRIPTION c I I c E 13 l NASSAU, Bahamas (AE') - The murder trial of Michiah Shobek of Milwaukee, Wis., has been posnord until the youth completes psychiatric tests. Bahamian Supreme Court thief Justice L'onard Knowles ordered the delay Monday and said the trial would resume May 6 at the earliest. otek, It, has been cbi!'ged with three murders in this island city. He was to stand trial in the knife slaying of Irvin Bern. stein, 44, an Ocean (ty, N.J., accountant whose body was found on an beach near Nassau in January. Shr'bek also faces murder charges in the deaths of Katie Smith, 17, a Detroit high school student, and Paul V. Howell, 50, a lawyer from Massillon, Ohio. NEW DELHI, India (AP) -Salvador Allende's widow is campaigning eround the world against the military junta that toppled her husband's leftist government and took over Chile last September. She has visited a dozen countries in Latin America, Europe and Asia to speak before all kinds of audiences in a lonely effort to preserve the memory of her Marxist husband and his attempt to lead Chile into socialism without violence. "The battle is against fascists ... We have to defeat the military junta trial is now governing in Chile," she said in an interview in New Delhi. 'We can't rest until the military junta Is defeated." o O V 1. 3 Solzhenitsyn To U.S.? tt IIIALC*$f4L PAlO OIl 4 PG 91 •"I.IIPSIS.I,..l..,ISS..S..I.III 1015 3 I S S CF Ii Ii 0.• FUICICO at Tom '1 $1.97 SIC ZSTSP It a44 4 --------------------- C. I/. 'F ½ $/' Cl •o( I/s I *.'._.t A a . o.ai.v% C 'i I'. 3P C 1/4 •' ,. ' 1 /s I I/A P V I/i $1 I/s .' 131 6 1' / 1.'-? 11 */* • u I/i t# i s J,e ljS '.1 $11 U - (1 JIG ,P,? 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The North Carolina Republican has been corresponding with the exiled Soviet novelist and recently sent an aide to Switzerland to talk with him. Helms said In an Interview thst he has offered the u-& .f . Ir und . villa in iJ iiLh tii uilna mountains "to reltx, write or do anything he pleases." He said Solthenitsyn seemed pleased with the offer, although lie claimed k could not nake such a trip now because It would t:e tlmt aray (rum M writing. But Helms said he left .' clear impression that he might consider swh is trip in the futtwe. U.S. Arms To Egypt? 1 The larger your car, the more you have to use your head. Lots of it.,. want to keep on driving l.unily.si:c cars . For the sake tif comfort, convenience and added security. And that makes it extra inqtflant to know hos to get the most out !f every gallon of gas. By now, it's no news that ga mileage js connected to the foot bone 'ys ti shiutd dri ' jib •s light, %IC.IJ It m di tut I he ittekrati ir. And your car it III roll .ilming c4iskr it ) ou keep the tire' fully inflated \our new car dealer has skilled 4 cclinicisins tho f ire factory trained to tune your car formn maaum mileage. 11's also a man h believes in our freedom of nilhilify. So he slants to do 0 1101111041 everything ix issible to avoid gas rationing. and have tlst' tthet,ls aligned. Th;it ave ga toe,. It's also tit.,l to have Vt!r ar crs jt'd mid tutied rt'gtil.irI. L'.pe&i.til hcn it',.' f,tmiR.ize tor. It it run'. .i link' rough, Dealers who display this seal subscribe to the NADA Code of Business Practices. I_________ . WASHINGTON 'AP Seaetary of Defense James fl. Schlesinger sa ys the United States should earefufly consider the püsslbthly of selling arms to Egypt. The defense secretary's remark came during a news conference after he returned frcm a week-long trip to West Germany. 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A, - - -. . . __ --, - - +4t 11 C" • 1 j ' JOANIIA - RO3? I.. 1450.35 likes high prices, but I.abeling Dickinson's act on you've got to adinit, the price of arbitrary and capricious, the gas was about the same two live also asked that Palm State years ago as it was 20 years Bank be enjoined from doing ago." business. Nor did Charles Crigger of In addition, they requested a Mellonville Avenue, Sanford, three panel to order thing gasoline prices Dickinson to hold a public hear- unreasonobl% high The price '- 2 - a Tampa federal grand remember it was pretty - be probing low before." session reported to Dickinson's handlmg of Florida Crigger did not feel the oil Wink chd rters, anies increased profits Dickinson has been subpoe- were out of line. "They need to naed as a witness, an aide said, spend money to find new oil but has not been asked to bring fields," Crigger explained. - - -- PA1IKSK A.'rtRE'J .T 4.99 • - . . - C I C. Mrs. W. D. Smith of 417 Key Ave., Sanford, was not as happy lspadarefusedtocommenton about the current gasoline r the grand jury in situation. "I suppose I can vestigatton is connected with stand the price the way it is tile suit. now, but it mustn't go any hard fig ht DICKINSON "it was 8 FRED Also scheduled to appear Fri. higher," said Mrs. Smith. "Of Momina-bulk, I firuilh inade Clear"ater, . ,~aid Dickinson, in day before the jury pariel were course the oil companies are It!" ity as St4t5- Bank former F lorida (sos E inns making money off us gas was Those were the senihnents of his capac Commissioner, denied their Bryant, Dickinson secretary .short in the first place just so the "kids and the 'oldsters charter application without Mamria Mitchell, and assista nt they could get the price up." alike as they stepped forward to reason. coiiiptroller Burrell Mawhin However, prices as they accept their sheepskins last Three months after rejecting . ney. now are preferable to sitting in - . - .. .- ,- uIl(C P5 2 PG 21 L4? Co'vtA VISTa V V I AGO F? 0? N (N$A'•A VISTA ILLS 5.,()M5 pp *i P5.1 A Lii? 9 31.3 A 1.0? I) .11 A LOT I ?L1 0 $5.2p i..A.4.tLC.tJ DANIEL A #9At1.PLI*I CANICL A •4.P 4 •. P IC; ' °' 11 ;: 54 .0 . 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I'm hopinK that there'll be as In* ny * -ontributions of support for (1w athletic (:!flplVx. P4I. __ 4 - , - -- - __ ________ - 4 N _ r- .~_ / z I 1 . - ' - . - - . - p ~ - - - ~ I 1- I 114 - I - Ta s I F 4 - . I I F It , 1k I i~ I i , , M - SEMINOLE JUNIOR COLLEGE HOLDS GRADUATION Dr. Earl Weldou (left) presents di plow to S.Iudent Government Association President John Lee Smith, who graduated cuni laude Tuesday night wifl) the Class of'74 at Sanford Civic Center, filled to eapacih for the occasion. Speaker was Dr. Fi-ed Lenfesty, W PRESIDENT President of I'O!k ('ommnnitv reach 100,000plates, topping sales of the 1974 tags expected Zo Seminole County Tax Collector's office, plagued last year with "too little, too late" shipments early this week received 102.025 of the 1975 license plates for sale starting July 1. • College. total 90,000 for the year. Deadline for having vehicle tags Aug. 20. The orange and white tags will be good for three years with attached is Th e cour thouse offict received 49,025 ta gs and the branch office in Casselberry got 53,000-indicative of the increased the purchas. ,of 1976 and 77 dct2ls. The license plate may be transferred by the owner to another vehicle of the same weight clasRcatlOn with pa)ent of aO transfer fee. For convenience of South Seminole residents, it is plarmed sales in South seminole. to open a booth In Altamonte Mall (If completed In time) to Fees for tags in the various weight categories include: . •. 'up 13.50, plain t. -small cars up to 2,499 to 3,499 lbs -$J, "W"-cars up 0 -WW"--cars over 4,500 lbs. SM; motorcycles, $11; antique 2 ears and verysmall truc icars • over Tags f or mobile homes, based on leng th , cost $21.81. Fe es for trailers and recreational vehicles vary widely a ccor ding to size-boat trailer up to 500 lbs. fee is $6 and escalates for every 50 1b3.over; iaotor homes-4,500 lbs and up-$36; and small trailers and campers vary from $11-1 .1. wals. The Tax Collector's Office is now reserving special number tags at an added Lust of $1. njose wishing call letter3, per. sonalizid or Na tiona l Guard plates must order direct from Tallahassee, but next year they may get renewal decals in the county office. Dead line for ordering special tags in June 15. Fees for having tags mail ed are: third class, 50 cents; class, 75 cents; air mail, $1; and air mail special, $1.75. Plates will cost 25 cents more this year than laat because of reflector izat ion. first s sewer plant and in-. He said the station would Baxter, who r esigned last week, the city' operate from the civic center or was also serving as treasurer. terreptor lines. -I nstruct ed Fire Chief Tom -Heard a report from lit) another city-owned building. to report - - I funding for an educationa Sister-In-Law Identif ies Em balmed Brother-h-Law ; ,. - and residents in the Suburban Wekiva River will be dismissed. under contract by the city. -Agreed to keep speed In other business, council: Siegfried said fire corn- bumps on Magnolia Avenue for city council Tuesday night. -Confirmed Floyd's ap. missioners currently plan to a trial period to slow down Floyd said funding apf)llcaton wi ll be direct ed to the pointrnent of Councilman Helen split the district up for fire traffic entering the civic center. U.S. Office of Education and Keyser as temporary city protection among Altamonte, -Set a public hearing for 6:30 that grant moneys for the treasurer. Mrs. Keyser has Forest City Fire Control p.m., May 21 on the rezoning iniijority of the equipment and been a businesswoman for District and the Fern Park Fire from corrunercial to industrial planning costs are available. years. Comptroller Denver Cortrol District. of the Powell property. -Hecei ed a report from -Approved the lease FlO)d that the US Fn' iron purItuse of 10 pocket patrs . mental Protection Agency still for the pollution iontrol has not released some $5 utilities and sanitation functions and teaching , Floyd .. said. Fire Control District protected milhan in fedoral funding for ' - dep, story about an embalmed body dressed in a black suit, white arid hat, stand being kept in the second-floor shirt hl4ak storage room of the Woodward ing upright under a sheet in the Funeral Home. So when she corner of the storage room. .She brought a beautician to do the discovered the body in January, liair of a deceased friend. she but details weren't made public unti l she granted an interview asked to see it. "Oh, my God. it's Bellhouse," on 'Tuesday. A funeral is planned July 27. she .;hrieked. Bellhouse was the family long enough away to allow I I W eat her Yesterday's higli 30 low this m r ning lit. -. Fair o law, James Evans. who had to make arrangements 1,) be Iven mis,sing for !i years. fie present from Ntw Jersey. . Texas and California. w,as a migrant worker in the Officials said Evans died peach and apple orchards and near Spartanburg 31-i years ago rins along the East Coast. I!is ife,Iha Mae, now of aitheageofBfl But they said no Cranford, N.J., and the rest of one iii the tanifly knew of the the family had searched for him death because he tud bef!n from Florida northward $1stfli the alias William Bryant I in a ex , Bridge Cale ndar =~___ 7B 7B today in upper 70s. Uw tonight in the 4ft Daytona Beach tides for . Thursda% - high 10:48 it III . 11:14 p.m.. low 4:33 ;s,m.. 4;36 p.m.-. Port Classified ads , 10A-11A . Comics I 9B Crossword Puzzle 7B Dear Abby BB Dr. Crane 711 Editorial Comment 4A 10:56 p.m., . low 4:14 ami., 4:30 p.m. 1' 813 Hospital Notes .1. .1 ational News Public Notices Societv 7B nickname for her brother-in- Evans wife and seven children - % N .. (P.9% qL . . I . __ - i Z 0# W, L N , b It Is anticipated sales during the renewal period will firrald Staff Writer - - . _T -I4. By JANE CASSELBERRY tie - A0K - 75 Will Start On Jul SI'ARTA!IBUHG , S I i 'Pi But it was Mrs 1' 'ins who \1.tt th * I t inbalmed .rd had heard the found him - i k - - 19 __ f M 4W - ' , - I t , - .I I- f UI __ I . stand present. prices Siegfried prepare a Alt) Jae - Dais that. the lawsuit I).. IA inc lude A ng would Programmi ng gathered ng coki borne by city filed on n.st the ty vernment activiti es, toward obtaining federal go and school taxpayers for fire protection pollution oiSpring Lake and the awareness projects j . . - k ... can . . . Prices not unreasonable Receives radio station for the city, Mayor -,f . hit 10 011114"roo-qAtt4rook 9391"? or VI 2U11 S* YP school's athletes to 'stand 'nized *nd •t"t be (ongrituhtc d n2 261 I 011"A CPL*u:.3ocst..f*a INLACAP(L&EA "NIEL A at Act siLLDfP CANIFIL A ''''' '4# ole - PLIWish Aord n, )o & may Y, ti. t,P?4 :::fr - Count y !0m;rsole, County IT - Sales - 3 A, ' - standing ceremonies. he asked all of the I 0. Yroy Roy, Jr , Tax Colitclor 0 LI 5)070 SPntod. Fto..da ~ 0- P4ldj on Sports s AA Lifesty les Se m i n Magazine deserves profit At TAMO\TF SPRINGS- . -- - nday Coun B DONNA II I' - 'o AM 1974 in It3 County Comrnsflsonfvi , t.ACtUtt.OLJ CAitf*. t World 1974 $4rminOlt COUnlY Tax Cwtilicalf Sale will b* WEI Moy 2t, 9:00 So.jr u Workin man suffering 4 I At - - • 40 ' af AY 2nd AfDSI ' A i'.' •Liit' C*P.IIi. a 5A- ... Everyone Herald Staff Wril!r I - White, breaktng...Garnett president of the Sanford C of C. *iiil1igocIJoli a loo'.*.nsng UI) Uit ri with his it With most of the overflow crowd MILS. W.D. SMITH IURATO 17 ' ~ 4 ,L- ' About la!:t night's Seminole . • ... . - __ t -_xa . . -•- UMII I ~_A _. .- aJ., - . 64.7? - -_ r! _~ - - I IS - - li_ ~_i:l Educational Radio For Altamonte? . -iLoy 17 et,'t 4 M &Cjj@tLVPN DANIE L A • I l 'I!- 1i ~_ the, are making on this -_ - 101 1 -: . , - - -Y ~ ~ 1. dent Dr. P3 3 P0 ft ~lf- .. - _ - .I I - = -ma -,. : .... 1 . - . :~ I real fun - ' A A r . . academic lLthiC%efllCnts .but £' s 18 A 0tA4.tLcs .4 OA i •' f# We can all be very proud, not only of the students for their 1/ 2 • . I With news -local, state, national 3 YC 65 1 t Sa f d' Civic graduates and well the 2.l4 rr "•' *C.:CLCa LU? $0 31.1 3 LOT £C.LOtA C*NILL A s (enter as Monday thru Fr*lday • _i LO'U C*P.I& loff3Lot : : F3 tenda ' 15 66 .Io 20 flu $4 J7 44.J? tAfWtLO(R 0*0.111 A :' 1.4? PT OP PAR?.E8E A0'ttV .7 • At3IN raftIft A Ot 11:1KO(LO410 L.UV 5 200 ::'"'; ;i't.: I 1. . I - Jury must any personal records. Assistant U.S. Atty. Anthony night as members of the 1974 graduatmg class from Seminole _ - - - 5 ,t I ._?r-C. - • to pay are - f1ria 1 ,, - • 330 PT or . • .- - "Everything's too high today, , I I. alleged. suit - .- Cl I -- F Dr ive , By John A. Spoliki - - - - IL! IT'. El r Ii I I - i said John G iurato, Ho w ell Crescent Maitland. The suit was filed on the eve destroy us." said Crigger. "We . . 1, I)! . - 1 andI eIlse, compared with other directly across the street, the continued Giurato. "Nobody - L . z 60?? 0? 1! LANNY •4 :1 1. ' were 1. . ("tA.A vIStA proposed Innis Suite Bank of ' - I - - SEC 20 1%7 20 ROE Si/iO?SVi/473NE 1/4 (L.5 k 581.28 F?) $31 A VISTA The five, all investors in the 1, s mo ' *C'L*t CMA- VISTA LO 23 SEC 2b r O E 32 E 581.28 Y? OF a 1~4 oy 9?6." OIJ&.. - g 'r P8 P3 23 " , - ?Z1I1IGER AR1*8 ADD NO 1 5 UI' bitrarily denying them a bank charter. Ilie tivil suit filed in federal court Tuesday challenged the :AE LOT 5 • E 1/2 of t.or 6 RTY £ "°•" ,p. ' LOT 5 VLV J ,I WLT?U.T HI r NACC.AtT't "• I. V - i_a. I IllIe ever yone I TAMPA. Fla. (AP) - Five constitutionality of the state the Innis charter, Dickson ap• . - . pprove ,, omptroller .red 0. Dickinson, accusing him of ar. applications. 't - . s- i pro,-• fit ~ -• SOUICOIIL should capitalize on this rc,i,cnce t H ie ts D'' i ckinson Over Bank er -_ - too -. Hannon added,' - - L I Ill Garrison Drive, Sanford - - I P UP.R(CC "LIT CNt* A VISTA ; - il 24, 1974-Sanford, Florida 32771 r READ _ - - - -. 8 100 FT Ed.22 .NELT ... CR(.. '" - s'' W - NG 32 ---------------------- -- VP.4t14 PLAT 4)1*6 10? - - • i 4 o as 00000040000#090000 'r*.I '1 IAV$OII0 I - I " . For the most up-to-date information on happenings and proposed happenings in the area most F Xc In.'.' $ ' .6* L. IC.! ~ :, . . LE 1 • 339 LC5GOCD tO, .0 lL'l$ 44 --' .- -..-_-5--- .. -. - ;:;;__: - rra 4- .. .- . , ,;~*rI-4I r Sure, it's idealistic. 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But Ex. quarter of Last cents a gallon, or higher. bankruptcy of the govern- xon said its earnings were down Occidental said gross reve10.4 per cent from the fourth evaporate as soon as the oil cording to a budget, you do The Washington Democrat, quarter of 1973. nues for the period Jumped what yoo, can to get the lowest chairman of the Senate Interior Texaco, which squeaked by from SUIA million in IW3 to price of gas, but they're doing prices," said Mrs. Bennett. Committee, said in Washington Mobil last year to become the more than $1.3 billion this year. Philip Drook of 4C6 East 26th Tuesday oil profits and prices country's second biggest oil Earnings per corr. mon share inentitled to their profits," St.1 Sanford, said the oil "make the working man and firTn, said its first-quarter prof. creased from six cents to $1.14. 4 I I .- 1. / f . . '. - --I I I -- .'-.• • Oil cofnnnnv firQt.ntinrfPr - - I ll. 17 0 -- - - _ ___________ U as W ~ I . 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 23, 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/fe7412da3e84db680d5ee4876c96ffbd.pdf c477d33ced3ba93dfa262690558d5b7a PDF Text Text - - -- - -. - - --- -- - - -- - -- Sanfor d d Mutuals M llion' s nd Viewed As Investm ent Long term By JUDITHG. RHOADES x E wi ll distort your view of I.C.A. have been better off in a the even though they generally the funds derived from their property taxes A i The Herald Se rvices Fit, you had to pay a corn- savings and loan, rather than a se are used to develop an redevelopment agency. h ye a lower rating than a reve nue or general obligation mission (or "load" as It Is good mutual fund, such as u n d e r d eve 1 0 pe d •o r ByRALPHMOSELEY And he hopes eventually to Q. In August 1972, I Invested sometimes called) of $800 to I.C.A. However, you A issued by the same In most cases, these bonds uOflu the deteriorating area in the Herald Services work ' $10,000 in I.C.A. (investment SM,and siecond you have with- time periods longer, for community. The excellent investment, community. make an which recognize each piece of mail — Co. of America) for income. I drawn $1,000 In prindpal. X~j . 10aw"Jill - _rmrqv-tL,_ — example, 10 years, a person to be used for the redevelop. , WASHINGTON — James not just "flat " — and separate . MUM ME . I 0 WE= have bea a widow since 1971 With those facts in mind, let would do better in I.C.A. You ment, project has a frozen tax Koustenis Isn't exactly a it into specific t)peL and am 61 yea rs old. I had a us see how IC.A. did In a poor must remember that a mutual base. That Is milliona ire. He's never seen a Koustenis, 53. born in mon thly wi thdrawal plan of $15 market. In August, 1972, the fund is a long term investment, valuation remains at one million dollars and doesn't District of Columbia, has spent ater Hot but reduced it to $50 because It Dow Jones Average ranged There will always be times figure. For example, expec t to. 33 years with the Postal Servi c'e has been going down in value. I between 973 and 930. As of during down markets when it $10,OW,OW. 'Me redevelopment It But he has saved several with time out for World War II. would have done better if I kept November 26, 1973, it was at will go down in value. But over agency then issues Bonds for (b . -V million dollars for others, and He served in the Navy, it i the bank where the pm- 5. This is a bout a 13 per cent the longer term, you have every $10,000,000. When the project is he'd like to add to that total. emerging as an ensign. cipal wouldn't have depreciated decline in the market. I am possibility of obtaining a completed, the assessed A former local Golden Gloves A few ears later he was 11 your household hot water heated free durinq in such a short time I wo uld assuming the Dow was ap. satisfactory investment aIuation of the projejct, of champion, Koustenis has recalled to duty during the the air conditioning season Call your air con I . -1 like to know. should I pull out proximately 950 whenvou made Q. What are city course, will also increase. worked most of his Life for the Korean War and spent two ditioning service company for an estimate. now and suffer this loss, or wait your Investment. During ' the redevelopment bonds? There The excess tax allocation U.S. Postal Service, formerly years on destroyer duty. tj ~ a nd take the chance of more of same period, your asset value was something advertised money between the frozen base Ht nECO e Y known as the U.S. Post Office. "I know damned well it can ~ T a loss? — J.F. in I.C.A. dropped _,~_ ap- about redeve~opment bonds in and the new assessed valuation i 711* millions of dollars he is be improved," he said in an ~ A. Since it is always difficult proximately 10 per cent. my area in California. — M.C. : _. is the money that is used to pay responsible for were the interview. "It has the same to recommend a buy or sell by Actually n, your fund has A. Redevelopment bonds in interest to the bond holders. In sav-ings the Postal Service and problems suffered by any big letter, let me just tj y to help you done better than the general the state of California are a some respects, these bonds are . / taxpayer have realized through business. It's a matter of feed come to your own decision. As market In this short time form of Municipal Bond. The similar to industrial revenue inventions and improvements through and transportation." nere is a lot of room for we review ICA's performance, period. Longwood full title is redevelopment tax bonds from other states. In that 830-0503 in machinery that he has given however, remember two fac. Historically, there have been allocation bonds. nose bonds instance, however, the revenue 9 1-` 1. , 4 outright to the government, improvement, he acknowiedges tors which, if you ignore them many periods when you would are Just what th e name implies comes from the corporation's The edge-stacker, invented but maintains that im- - . .-I r,- A - ___ . - 14 I .!~zi~~-.. -.,J,. *.,ai __-_~ __1 W - ~ -4- , - M_ __~~__'T -I__ VIPs" I - - ~___ I _~ ___ . .4 &~ GEORGE I - SALE C, V_ O penMon &Fri 815am tIII9pm-Tues,Wed,Thurs &Sat A ~ ~I -- C e nter "I even 'live him the chance to resign, because I know what the implications are for a person fired from a state job," Bensi nger added - ____________ i'r/ . Be inger said he plans to go to Tallahassee today to meet with State DYS head Joseph -. ns .- i .:- ~-4 e. ixiir~ . ~ , ---, - iowan, "because my life s k is working with kids, and I to know if this is going to - ,1 I i: 1,ddw§E _: !4 * .- I; 1 1 . -_ 7 & -..;-1;;Ii:~~ '- Abbott said he also did not A believe Jacskon's charges of - - \ Z~ _R~ I—— FILING CABINETS - drug use, and that the firing of Bensinger and his chief assistant, John Brown, stemined purely from the technical way the pair handled Jackson's termination, Ag C., Geo. Stuari bought scores of carloads of rPtIChinJ before thi new puce advancu Many of the regula' - - - ! - Sm I - - I . i r _____ *Ai 4-Drawer ___ ___ 4 - , s_I _i1::__.1 , ------- ~ ____ Standard filts for use at home, school. shop - for the' office where usage is not too heavy. For transfer files, storage etc Side locking follower blocks. Tan finish Cam lock locks two top drawers in 4-dra abinels. both in 2 drab,er files *4t --- . -_ ________ It th $ #) Q ar $48 29 d6 %0 } 'rr - . - 44 85 $ Regular st 24' Standard h 09U1 $ 77 37 $ , .. ~ - 4-DRAWER Space Saver Depth _______ -_ - -_ - - 3585 18 - - 85 rd Depth Regular $59 50 $ I - 9 85 - k" And some a". only 10 inches 11 long. I I ½ the space --~_ - 11-1 - - SALE ii 5 — GOlDEN KRAFT' L ,S $ so '1.78 .. - 1'%boa,tI 15 10 '3.32 ,, a - A A Prr ht 1 .=- 1.- - __ i - . -~ 1: - - h N. .----.1 -----T' '-4L PrIce 10 Cents Metal Tt,: - Stands I 3S * WN't of" HtIM 764 airl of T #-., so.r 7o '548 I SHAW WALKER UNIKRAFT. as drVidt1%. __________ heavy duty Golden Knit LvalSize U mot$indscuff,fl4,antst Lotief Sir J MORE a 91 - ' 3 - '858 ¶ Perhaps you can help out a family in distress due to % losing their pet Australian silky terrier last Friday Some angers picked it up outside 3atianui Joe's Restaurant in Sanford. If you have any information, gibe the Ikin4jld Brcsknitk procedures for which we've been given no guidelines," Bensinger said, Adrriitting "I'm not the best __________ - ~*__"I" ,-" I 11 - - M-0211111111. 111001 Oft V If. F 7 _i~~ = i-ii I --. _..__ . I, -~ .. _7- -- __I---- --- _ ___ _.", _.. .__ , _~,_.;,_ ~ -_1_ _ - - .____ - __ - ____ -__ ___ ~~M. -- I _ Z!~MIS142t= __- _.- ___J ]__~ ~ . 15M_ _-. M- -___ fa_ __ ~~~ ____ __ f=:-~, _rf=~_~---_f -~_____ __ --!Z,~-~~~~ --- V-.-_ -.r -. ____ ~Jv~ Q T T 4 ___ -- __~_ _____ - _ ~ - __ __ -_ ~ . .: t ;.- I - - , 4, as •5s1 We wif unpici indthr fr tJht additional cost Quarirliti lm'ted t otic ,, irnni POt Cu but you may s you, Mastin Cha 4 I ~ , * r *80 *7 91 '556 AZQPQ A '1 i Il - - 133 East Robinson Two Free Storeslde Parking Lots 114241;4SAN0442411314 Til.s. t1t;(-5E,j -- ___ - - ... L. . '? a_lr :.,.,r ' _ X~ - a--- t . S ~_ 1. - 4~ --*L -" _jx ..A m . . territory. ThereliefrollsoftheUnitecj - _a' 1~~v .. * -W. - I - R — .r r - .' - - - - index HAILTLErr, Mrs. Harriett I)r Calendar - - (hurchNews 311 311 Fntertaintnent 411 l ma y 1lose S'illft)ril Suspected - Lt U~ .S".7. - - - I - ' - ~ : ,,'. - Tot _ 17-y-FAM~____~w ~ _7T:___X - X. 17 ~ a4. - k--: & • .- _____ ~ `~~ _ z :- -': * s. #I jW5 E%i .- L4 - .- - ___ 7 : . - fl rkI A T PEAK D G ARDEN URING CHAMBER OF COMMERCE WEEK ! Jack Horner and his secretary Virginia Longwell admire the colorful handiwork of Jack Lawrence. gardener at tile Chamber for almost 20 ears Counts r eideiit have been encouraged to visit their local Chambers of Commerce this week, and the business and professional women of the Sanford area atlended a fe-stive brunch nursday hosted by the Chamber. u e rows u n ictment . -.- - , ,. f^., Jr 1 * - . .9_. 11 ' "- - •' Ii -, t ,4 i aim it SENATORGURNEY Cr*ItICISM Cont*inues Against Horoscope - , Hospi ta l National news . Pu blic notices Spor ts State TV World News - 3A 10A 5B -- A 5A 6 hers of tile Symblonese lAber- By DONNA ENTES Herald Staff Writer SUMLICS ill 1wre I felt hindered in suLstantv of a (Wixisitiun lie luis Jack Fulenwider) we'll decide the operation of tn office," he gien Herring's office how much further we've got to said. "We had $200 million in Earlier the city's fire chief , go," Herring said. "We have to ,New fuel wasadded to the fire new cvWi ruction underway and Toni Siegfried. said Swofford put it all and do some - WPATHER Yesterday's high V low this morning 66. There was o of an in ch of rain %esterday. Partly cloudy through Saturdaywith a chance (if iifternoon or e v ening thundershowers flighs in upper Ws to low 90 Lows tonight in upper 511 611 Surrounded [A)S ANGELES (AP) -_ I (1,- IfflitS weight? ...and thHowever," ,,j I - r - - &1ft lice surrounded a house toda IA 111 r r '' - 311 to 133 pounds by June. 4" 5-A Area deaths 4A any stunt Now ramifications we're told that Ehirley Turner lost 93 pounds since No v ember, butfou jaws when th e plates were . re:uovt'ij for cleaning. ,,I"#.pounder Tile former . c o n t inues to wugh 11 pounds F SLA Trio inetalls on Page SAl Editorial (ornment . be i~ ~T * l Crane presently and is hoping to drop 111 .!Wvli~ - urne order that she coold lose some would - c - refugees in Lebanon, 173, i'ili\'I crossword puzzle I Dear Abby I often wondered whether I 1. ,f , =' : li wars in which Israel has - [Ilan wbo had her jaws wired shut in there . ___________________________________ :-_ - - '.j I k 11 10 S.OR MAY 81 BOUGIT AT REDUCED PRICES STOCK UP NOW I OR YOUR PRl SUMMER AND I Ufl these all not cash Plitts. At Our store or wt(ohouse in cogaill tarions 0 , -*- A. r — t - %, I NO" mtfillic Pff!surl molded fl, t - ' 11 :1 1 5 cut Ut SALE charges raked by a mqn tr)ing to get back at us — into how we handled administrative - Obituaries - /e; - of ie de aL i. I -Johnny's been one of the best employes we -.mve, and the kids him," respect really Bensinger said, adding, ~_ ~~_ . r no matter tio modest sll be banks of the Jordan River Iferald Staff Writer considered a lucky person," he Fifteen refugee camps in said Lebanon house almost 100,000 Th,e young workinil, couple's Noting the houses he built in Palestinians. The rest of Lebagoal of a modest house for two, the late 19O's and early 1960s non's refugee population live three or four inay disaprwar are selling at prices ap- outside the camps in dismal, roiching triple their original squalid warrens. *Ir homes are one-room ftpfraw ,_ - - ~__ - .. _.. recently passed huts made of cement blocks, or F" ppropiiating $10 billion to kantos of corrugated iron - -, __---~_ k~L ____ 17= Ubsidize interest 1xiyinents on strung along unpaved tracks ifz~_~ ! I, , iw cost homes up to S35,0DO. _.-~ 1-._~~ _7=-_`T, thick with mud In the winter "it is strange to call a SX1,0DO and swirling with (Just in sum-- 1-. - .- ~ ruse low cost,"'he said iner. Women crowd around Ilistoricalls the rule of widely spaced community wa rwb has been that a family ter taps, patiently waiting to fill I hould pay no more than 25 per old gasoline cans. -_ , ent of its income for housing The refugees receive meager ;ind if this amount were not ., xceededa family would be OK. Relief and Works Agency — 22 Hut when we are talking of a pounds of flour, 1.3 pounds of orng itian with a 5O sugar, an equal amount of dried And 'they' accuse tile media of twisting the facts' F. ', . , 16SY h(cess to folder contents labs lt*EY$ visibit Packitt! 25 per bow. 250 pm carton SPicify 1 /3 or - thm "But since then the whole tiling turned from one of drugs ___________ and the Florida Department of lw Enforcement, which supposed to cleat DYS em ployes. Thursday, Bensinger stoutly defended hiring Wright, saying he called Polk, and the sheriff persona endorsed Wright for the job. Also fired Wednesday was besdes, we' re supposed to be former Sheriffs Sgt Johnny in the business of rehabilitaUng Wright, canned by Abbott after people so why can't I hire a he learned of Wright's prior a rrest record on a firearmsperson being rehabilitated?" larceny charge. Bensinger also defended his h iring of former Abbo tt would not say Be police chief Wesley Dowell, singer violated DYS hiring saying Wesley treats the kids procedures by giving Wright a fairly, and they really lo, )k up to him as a father image." "foulup" between Bensinger P - ' ~ . - -'-- -. , 5111.1 - ' 11 ...-._-J.- - 0 -~ ,,l -l,11 .,.!~ 1,4'.. 1 I I i ci aIs Off ..gc of the great volume of ounces of cooking oil. There is a rirentnthisarea,aO,0OOtiume high death rate, but the dead stamp of approval bcfore is an impossibility even if the often are not reported. To do so making it official, you'd say. from the American scene by wife works to supplement the to lose the extra ration. or high priced income. 1980 There are no recreation outTAIJAHASSEE, Fla, tAP) contributions without naming a ruling until he had time to study "A $M,000 home basically lets for the ragged hordes of Come on, folks. We thought hind, high building costs and — A charge of violating an canipaign treasurer or setting the judge's order. the string of events on the high money costs. titeans 00 a month payments, children — families of 13 are election law against Sen. Ed- up a campaign bank account. rsational and state levels — wit.h This is the view of sorm land far beyond the working man's common — and schools and ward Gurney, R-Fla. was Gurney's attorney, C Hais McClure said th.at the Demofirings, Jailings, ha tham said. W and developers, according to reach," t parents d S C 0 U r a g e thrown out today by County cratic politican who first ac- light . resignations of accused builder Brailey Odham of these people need are ed" with McClure's dcci$15,000 assimilation in Lebanese Judge Charles Mcclure. who cused Gurney of violating the sion and I politicians would have the rest .Sanford. who can see this trend homes and houses selling for sodety. Camp life would inform Gurney is "tern- said the indictment was "fatal. statute had been C, , I)' , t he tilIt ieeloping in Seminole county $15 Ouu are not being built porar " the older generation l defectise legal ithtse to the grand jury in cording to the rules an d in 1dLt, all Central Florida (ktham said stresses until the homeland is McClure ruled that the sec- %lolation of Florida law McClure also said he was That doesn't seem to be the "Ninety-Five per cent of the "liberate(i' 'fliere are those who say ton of the election law on which The judge said he considered throwing out the indictment becase. Not the Republicans in ttlat in 1980 private homes Will housing market last year for Iliat attitude has made vege. the indictment was based was Bresard County who are he the $100,000 and up hotutes of less than $20,000 was tables of the fathers living with unconstitutional and null and Mars the language of the election law hall Harris -highly mailing out questionnaires and Anyone at that flint filled b) mobile homes, he their memories It has made void." 4ittgo and was drawn improperly proper and prejudicial." and even now who owns a house sa i(I guerrillas of their sons. Gurney was indicted by a Dittmar moved for dismis*saI prose Guy Askew 's proposed The refugee camps are fertile Leon Cowit) grand jury last lAon Count) State Alt) Bar- last week on grounds that the personal income tax" recruiting grounds for terror month on a misdemeanor r Morrison would not sa indictment was ague and un He has not ever endorsed isIs charge o accepting campaign whe ther he would appeal the constitutional suchaposition Andasamsttr of fact, has been steadfast in N " OR SALES - ,;h11 r,.,r, 1(B'ttc I FURNITURE - - 42 - Z ars -- ' F - :i (I woib units Grey . Tan Bud i 429 .11 any plug you want Use r ' - N 64ek FUN Adtlof m - - I 10 is ici - __ '! 'I litry. 4 - F 1111111 of N b GOLDEN KRAFT -I r it S. Wi 18i .-.., 979 9 LEGAL SIZE ,. -tifF $ / ' - - ---~ . - - - e R. l I 4 '3 87 SHAWWAIXERFdsGuid,s 2Dmsion AtoZ LETTER SIZE people, she has sold hO animal $20 - L - I.rraHe,y 1. - uras fur ' W . -, . - -M-M - SALE __k ~ -_ 711 111111L 50% faster in Pt tkt ba I - - Monunients start at W. For Sim, her company branched cremated pets, tl,e company Z i j MANILA *540 loved, !~ .T - — Y I got the idea from m why would sou purchase a ca ket-., flk-cau.se )- uu love film." brother Ln FlOfldgf. lie not only pan Isabelle Jennings, com- provides caskets but also holds vi ce president "Our ca mourning services and burials ! 2 1 LEGAL SIZE lEflift SIZE and Chapman Monument Co pets and don't want them just has been selling these luxury thrown into the ground. People caske ts for pets. The one de- become attachedtotheirpets jn scribed above held a parakeet. life and want to give them a ! Regular U - MANILA - l ,0 over a year the Hugh" , i 1'? l'3 l's or ful cut I''a - "It's not just the rich who bury their pets in caskets," she ' - SALE $6 H Horizontal Flies for , S four adjustable and one fixed shelf Setup - Ready to Use Fo Top Oua SHAW WALKER F de folders the f,st nude' Picked 100 Pit box. 5 bom ptir carton Specify first and LETTER SIZE Popular New a -- Metal Storage Cabinets with ucond choke tab Poidroni Its lateral design -" - --- ______ $4692 - - 4 - MONROE, Conn . ( AP ) — caske ts for creatures ranging ,,Cw caskets are pine boxes, from caterpillars to dogs. with satin lmed foam rubber "We re able to fill most r matsses with lace sa tin quests, but once someone asked blankets and lace covered satin bra casket the size of a horse, pillows Theysereasboth cas- we couldn't fill that one" The caskets cost from $11 to ket and vault, are airtight and watertight and have, bronze 1165 and are made by a Min. .. On politics there is potential candidate for the Malt representative's seat who was viting with the (;overnor Tuesday. Sorta getting the • haw. Espanol _...) ' QUOTE CURRENT 4, "Before we used to h.ate the devil first,, then Israel and then ow we halt the Aim rians the iericanttrs '-An Arab guerrilla surveying damage t firael's Ainerican-made Phantom jets. I a , . *1111F 0 ~ ' — A f _____ tie 41 Burying Pets In Caskets Of Bensinger said ,-----. ..- I- - _-~_t~ u _uiIJ1" - 78 '63.20 A vice squad attempt to test Jackson's claims by setting a "buy" fell through when Sheriff John Polk called Sanford DYS head Bob Ritz, Bensinger's old college roommate, from West Virginia, who in turn called Bensinger and advised him to get in touch with the sheriff. Bensinger said Abblott told not firing stinians fled to neighboring Arab terntones Now there are l5million refugees-the restt oIahlghbirthrateandperjodlc Owning Own House Might Be Impossible ~Jva fk~ ___________ r -0- '69" lie. 29' Desk Height wanted to get to the bottom of the whole thing — not cover it When the state of Israel was 66th Year, No 230 _____________ - ; Letter Size 52 Regular Height 8250 ga drug charges. - Ligal 52" Regular Hilght 85 manual facing mail for manager plant maintenance canceUAtiOn and boosted the at Largo, Md., is looking foremceUaUm rate from 15,oDo ward to the openhig of the new Both 4-drawer and 2-drawer -W-pieces an hour to 30,000 bulk mail center thtre, cabinets are available in Tan SOIM Of the OrWnal 5W edge- scheduled for October or Grey, Green, Black. Blue. or _11V__ Z_ T stackers he produced are 30in November. operation. Maize, Add $10 per cabinet A similar center recently Koustenis and Postal Service for PLUNGER LOCK locking opened in Secauc us, N.J operations analyst William .all drawers bergo also developed a piece Another is scheduled to open in of equipment that did away Chicago soon. with hand feedIng of MU into Earl Ausenbert Kousterils, desk in the office . . . or as a boss at the new locaftion, says the cancelirig madune. Koustenis' latest contribution he asked "PeCially for Jinn, dIn& $ done a tremento greater efficiency is records your salesman bnpementona ktter sorter dOus Jth reports at home I for which the Postal Service / Koustenis is enthusiastic, too, $ , SALE estimates will save half a noting the Largo center will Put r f million dollars a year. 61 exclusively used to process / I d k One of Koustenis' current pa rcel pat. projects involves the "I've worked with parcel post development of improved before..Jtm new problems I, GIOGI STUARtS equi pment to extract large to solve," he said. SAJ( PAICI 1ai envelopes,called "flats," m Perha ps that will lead to 39 r eight ' 80 the mail stream. more inventions. . : administrator in the world," Bensinger said he had repeatedly called Abbott and other DYS officials seeking guidance since the detention center opened early this year. "He told me to sit on it and see what happens," Bensinger fl and a part time Rollins College student, recalled of as ADbott's advice prior to J ackson's last day on the job. "I wanted to know what Jackson was saying and who he was saying it about, because I r Friday, May 17, 1974-Sanford, Florida 32771 9 pr,ovements, is his Wide and proving, despite the monotony joy c some of the work have waited before firing I rrtt Space 23W per drawer mostly for equipment fin- working conditions are fin- Jackson immediately upon the 2yearid Geneva resident's arrival at work, instead of questioning him on the drug char~es and sending Itim to the sheriff's department for a copy [ his written statement. Jackson to give the sheriff's people time IR check out the angry young men, guerrillas in .amouflage fatigues armed - _______ than 55 incentive awards State s If f - - I iz- ! - - J- ___ , ____________ 11 : steel per drawer, make by Koustenis, who holds more provement is taking place, that I - - . prIcedatthehIgherprIc,swhenic.sv,d dl urns - -J .- - I positive I 4 4*4 . , .- I 2: s Bensinger ruefully admitted Thursday III had the whole thing do do over again I would B1IIWF, Lebanon (AP) The)lieInshant}townslums ' on United Natic hoping to return to lands lost 26 c : years ago. Their children have never i 4_r. 4" r ,,.~ T - r U1 - witits We tarritstly urge that if you nted equipmeni - u1Vi0lS roll ou ,t a., the way on these full cradle suspension files Thumb latches insure I . - - a t the Job will be re ta ined, Abbott said, adding he has been told the Sthte Attorney's offlce plan5 no action in the case. P -_ ________ - .- P, - . - rfl d B I Palestine - Yk .0 I II : :- - reduction in the cost of steel or bood or labor or transponation but instead tie in increase C TOP QUALITY FULL SUSPENSION ,E;~__ - --.-- -.-- - - .- - :L~~ ea H although I knew they were groundless," Bensinger said . - ki . f. _ --- - ww~ .;. U=" - - 11 U-- - ____________ tiU6 b - QVE - _________ I - - - -- * _ 6 -- - - - - =1 - Forgotten eople —' - . -- - - - -- STOREWIDE STUART' S SALESTOREHOURS Ii ___ k= 6 __= -- . O r_. "__- 1 , i - Jason's past work record. The drug ct aes Jackson r raised were no we reason decided to get rid of him, dling of an employc who brought drug charges against several colleagues says tie being made a scapcgo *at by state officials anxious to cover their own mistakes, Kurt Bensinger, ,,terininated" Wednesday b district DYS detention center chief Denny Abbott because of the March 28 firing of JohnellJackson, says Abbott approved of Jackson's firing at the time Bensinger said Thursday he called Abbott in West Palm Beach the night he decided to fire Jackson and received -h . h t The rnan fired terident of the Sanford Juvenile Detention Center for his han. Can Be Heated FREE Third Planet ng Systems, Inc. ou — Y 8Y UIItIS NEISOU Herald Staff Writer ur INC- -- -- Thursday, May 16,19" ;raItr;; - -U. - Dayttin.; Beau'i tides for citur(Ia) - high 5.4 a.m. , 609 p. m., low1137 jifli, ation Mm were beliecd to be ing set under Altamonte I and two inspectors had to ordered him not to enforce fire legal resech put our legal have fled following a shootout Springs ex-ina%I or Lawrence cover the whole area. codes in new construction. experts onto the facts unt u sporting gOLS iulations of the building code store.Swofford by State Alt) Abbott Siegfried said on site in co v ered by the in v estigation Several dozen police sur- Herrings' office tWay with and fire hazards needed spection at 50 per (--~nt of the and see what the legal situation rounded the house in tile south. charges from a former building Lorrection, but never were," city's inulti-family buildings is." official that Swofford overrode Stowe said recently showed nearly all in central area of Is Angeles Herring pra ised Altamonte Stowe's "feeling" that the violation of fire codes. ficers were seen carrying shot. objections to building code Mayor Norman Floyd for The county's fire protection city's public works director of 'tins and tear gas rifles and violations cooperating arid in sonic areas Jack Stowe. city building many years, Donald Bundy, administrator, Gary Kaiser, a some were posed on nearby initiating asp" of the inrooftops Ambulances stood b>, official for a four-month period carried out many of Swofford 's former Altamonte lire chief, sestigatuon saying Floyd' s according to witnesses at the in 1973 says that he was orders in the building depart. said he tuad the smite exorders mean that Fulenwider's oerriden on some Jobs that nient was denied toda> perience under Swofford scene. inestigauonandreportwtll not Police spokesmen refused needed to be corrected" and "No way," Bundy said. -I adininistrati n. be limited by the physical has given a deposition to had nothing to do with the Ear lier this week, Herring tniaiient on the sstuation apabilttie of just one man Herring's office . building department and have branded as " premature" trpng to coer an entire city. Earlier, a massive manhunt Stowe told The Herald that not Iwd anything to do with that siwculation on possible grand was launched for three pe rsons sshin he resigned as city department for many years."juryaction after two wornen and a,nanfled building official he noted it was 1ke Mary building official complete Port Canaveral — high 5:16 a suburbar Inglewood sporting a.m.. 5:58 p.m.; low 11:34 goods store in a barrage " gun fire. of 111,1x;osible to carr out the Francis Jenior, also a former duties of his office. when the probe and unavailable for mment ,-once we have studied the today. However. he previmily Altamonte Springs building preliminary report (being has iienled all charges of wrong �It 2A—The Sanford Herald ----- - -- .- - Friday, May 17, 1974 Developers Seeking Old choo S - - - = -- -=.-- .- - - =. - 1 To Be Repai I - - - = , - -------- - ----- I rea 4 - 0 The Sanford Herald _____ vo. '-N I , Friday, May 17,1974-3A State Discl osure iBllu De ? 11ii" 14 - When the move was first Board members have windows facing east, That i, 1 spend 9Q00.... pr / oposed little opposition original possibility that of TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) turns instead of reporting the Approval of the panel's on It. The key decision will bell come or assets only where there jus t the opposite the the cos ofanewhooIn the discussed the t __ :. heard to the Idea because it — Sen. Henry Sayler, Rt. Fe- source and percentage of their amendment came during the Sen. (Henry) Sayler offers his are potential old building despite the millage the school may not be a part of design they said. ; . i conflicts of in. Residents of Woodlands have commitment to provide a new the millage since it is not new. A. , :~*.4~-.,~, 1. _., The board said blackout would expedite a new school for Senate committee's second us. substitute amendment to the terest. tersburg, says he'll push for an income. ~ . X. . ,41 , -i" ., ~!Z Tt . I "The really important thing sion on the House-approved bill. committee bill," William said. amendment to a House-pamed complained to the Seminole elementary school in the . , Board Chairman Davie Sims curtains may be purchased to the Woodlands area. Sen, George F-'restone, D. 11,I __ ~ School Board that the Wood] reservations are Now dilemma being said it is a real restrict the hot 1flI(II1) l)earld Altamonte School The Woodlands residents say whether e should build new jr, -. would severely cut the number ingless Ilnancidi statement, but continue work on the measure substitute will be a test vote to ment removing the option on fi fl board learned at an heard. LAKE MARY—Developers, Planning Council because to light multi story fires, and being moved Into their corn- the school is part of the county. schools or repair old ones" of income at Its next meeting, scheduled show where the bill sta nds in nancial statements, said he did of public officials who would giving per The board favored the move earlier meeting the roof may who say they will ask the city to minimum size icr ECFRP that Main Road was £ an almost munity represents an eye-sore wide approval of a new millage from sources," said committee for Monda) ha v e to file 31) at the request of Rep Mar the committee, be said Woodlands civic members last only four years. It leaks because it would save 8300,0(x), , :: Jim Williams, [) "1 th Now ink we're reaching it too is having second Sayler has prepared an chairman Sayler's a amendment would shall Harris, 1)-Miami, because The school board has rate intended to provide seven said the school is being placed now, members of the civic Development 70 acres already which Babcock missed by 41 He said the estimated 2,600 promised to take action on the new schools v,F*__ ~ _ amendment to the bill ftt Wala. thoughts the ix)int where we'll get to a vote require officials to disclose in- the option created "a Catch 22." on the new site with all association charged in the city and later annex and i I .--The developers also said their residen ts at the development problem be fore the beginni ng of ouid to require public officia ls L OKU rezone 100 acres outside the occupancy would be 2.4 persons would double the city's -. the fall school term. .i disclose their finances only city, painted a $3 million pie. per unit in the $3I)-4(),nni price population and would probably ...-Board members asked . . ' when they have an interest in a tore for the Planning and range. require th e city to form a paid Alow. MUM Woodlands Civic Association NEW CITY HALL OFFICE firm being regulated by the Zoning FkN" at it workshop Questions concerning roads, fire department. CITY OF Sanford crews have moved used 1,000 square foot office - - ___ __ - - __ inembers to submit a IL , t r, ____ state ordoing business with the W .**.~~% I-W_~_^WM:W.~ session this week. . _ __ (ire protection, school impact Also in the proposal is a modifications they feel governmental agency they are trailer onto City Ilall north lawn. Used trailer, purchased for are in " $3,750 --The Babcock Corp. will and sewer and =__.-.E~ water conunercial tract along U.S. 17. order for the elementary school employed by. goes alongside present trailer office for city engineering department WASHINGTON (AP) — declined at a 5.8 per cent rate. provement over the one-tenth of receipts resulting from inpropose a 959 unit con- requirements In the area 92 to be developed by George St being trucked section at a time — "I'm basically taking the I and will provideexpansion space PriLei rose at a 11.5 per cent dominium apartment, garden already designated a water Laure nt, who along with The new figures, based on one per cent rise in after-tax flation. i departments. to E E Williamson Road from I presen t law which deals with rate in the first three & months of more complete information, earmngs in the fourth quarter Much of the gain in first apartment and patio home retention area were con. Babcwk, a Coral Gables firm --r -1 IN)flthct of interest and making the year, horse than previous XV Em is_ * -2 __ development that eventua ll y tinuously brought up by p z owned by Wearhauser Cot- its present site on S.R. 436. Two of figures quarter profits was in the inshowed the ndtion s economic 13, but th e profit sections now sit on the new site would run from U.S. 17-fl north board members and residents poration, has extensive estimates, the government re- problems were worse than ex. ako reflected the higher ca-sh rreased value In inventories. — The board has approved ing it (lawn substantially," he po rted today. L of the county's Big Tree Park alike, pected But there already were developments In South plans for air-conditioning and said Thursday. : The rate of inflation — solidly West of U.S. 17-92 and east of signs the nation Li recovering Fire Chief Chuck Smith Seminole County. _~_ carpeting the classrooms. Sayler said he would push his in the double digit category Couxy Club Road to Main pointed out the city's f1 from the first quarter economic WASHINGTON P-Z Board chairman Ray (AP) — De- The commodities are re- Lure only in the unlikely event amendnient in the Senate Gov- was the worst since a The board members say they _______________ I 13 per slump. Industrial output was Road, a dirt tracL Company department has no equipment Maltby said the bond i spite a congressional move to ceived by such diverse in- that surpluses will ask are not sure how much the Irdevelop. ernnientdl Operations Corn __ officials told council the plan that could make en cent inflation rate in the first reported increased in April for county planner Into ..! Roger conditioning will cost . .• 7 . I1IF Hekman called the prograina inittee as an alternative t" the quarter of 1951. i;~,ul(l r.--)t require de,.k,1!,p;nxn t ,',rea ri,-;!,,f, r,olv, tind estimated '.\'vk%~und._,r to iLs next illecting [lids are let, but tilereuntil the ffx fir, :t time in five trionthsand partmcnt of Agriculture plans rectioril facilities, head Start "very cumbersome" way to Ilose requirement that every will be. AMC_ The Commerce Department housing Lrts also rose in regional impact studies by the at "more than $100,000' price with the Babcock people •$l,O00 of budgeted money left = I 40I modity foods to orphanages and term health-care facilities. East Central Florida Regional tag to get necessary equipment Monday evening. after the move is completed. tinued existence had never been disclosure of his income by per- economy as measured by the . The Commerce Department other institutions by June 30. School officials have declined by the department. centage and category. Under existing law, the de. guaranteed Gross National Product — &also reported today that the na"They're racing 115 to OLD ALTAMONTE SCHOOL ON WOODLANDS SITE to speculate how far this money The Senate panel Thursday dined by a 6.3 per cent rate In tion's corporations recorded a Both McGovern's committee partment may buy corn. clock," said a staff member of FU I . , School represent o ffi ci alsi residents will go, but indications are the and the Agricult ure Depart- struck a provision of th e house January through March. oditi the '' market 12 per cent increase in after-tax the Senate Select Conunittee on ment have received letters bill that would give.public offidistribution, The Nutrition and Human Needs, expires Ju but that authority from affected Institutions, ex- dais the option of filing sworn n mated last month that first creasing $8.6 billion to $80.2 bile 30 Legislation A Sanford man has been The Sanford resident says he not bother him because he has y chaired by Sen. George 17.O pressing alarm over the pro- net worth statements and quarter inflation was at a 10.8 lion at an annual rate. Y. CASSELBIRRY e pending in Co would appointed to a 17-member state is particularly concerned about been making several trips a McGovern, D.S.D. vv ercIva gram's impending termination. copies of federal income tax reI - - - -_ - - -=Agriculture Cu ture per cent rate and the economy environmental advisory council maintaining the Wekiva River year to Tallahassee to lobby for . -_ The increase was a big imMcGovern is among those extend Depar tm e nt created to assist and advise the and eliminating the water conservation. "I am delighted '6 who support a continuation of I T Department of Natural hyacin th problem. th e program, through which $18 the authority ?t Is renewed. to be a part of the council; I i • Resources on policies and million worth of free corn- Edward J. Hekman, adminisconsider it an honor," he says. programs. <> ~ .uga, who is a retired modities were distribuW last trator of the commodities proI I Delbert J. Euga, 46, of MI OUR year to more than 1.2 million grain, said the institutions will PRINT E. ==~_ --- - =electrical engineer, says the - ~__- - __~___-., 10th St says the council has persons. council wdl work with the * , receive commodities in the fu11B It anything you purchase doesn't measure up to your expectations, let us been appointed by Harmon W. The destiny of the Wekiva director of Natural Resources know. Will make every effort to cortectwhatis wrong. Nwe can't. youllgets Shields. executive director of 17 z'=-T---a-P__ =:K ~- 1 to preserve, conserve and River which flows along tlie : f ull re fund or a djustment ... without.hes.. You must b satisfied ...count on L By CHRIS NELSON law has yet txvn approved by by the building code, and that cost less if the customer buys the Department of Natural 0 0 1 ~ restore the state's natural western boundary of Seminole us to make you happy. Herald Staff %S riler the commission Resources. basic units start out at $50 County and into the St. Johns more A set of eight would cost I resources and environment, However, Kaiser admitted, However, homnebuilder's and $719.95, he said, adding he -er is one step closer to being _~ The proposed members, Ri% A proposal by the county to pointment.s still required the others opposing any mandatory reconimends a mix of unoke .ii. reports Seminole subject to Governor and ct 11 LI require home fire alarm , ovl of thewerz 1and a equipment say prices are ac. and heat detectors. control ffj L" r Cabinet approval, Include Hal cer devices in Seminole has tually much higher because of Langley Adair. ____ Heat detectors, wi th th Scott, executive director, e same -Euga is the president of the related equipment Pushed by This week, in a letter from prompted complaints of high Florida Audubon Society; price schedule, are 100 per cent re -i I tactics and Seminole County Gun and the SOLEDAD, Calif. (AP) — leave to attend the boy's funer"1t1 ac uror John Squires of the Department p ssuale C. Jones, executive UUVW1, of Natural Resources an effective, Straight claimed, resu reted firing g Archery Association and e sasme "We got phone calls from all al DNR iii : ,, saying national figures Florida Wildlife Federation; 1 nager he has been lobbyrist for salt r0_7r V over," says Leonard Macchia- Services will be held Saturd Tallahassee, Adair learned aH ice Majorie Carr, 15-year track record of no - I-water I conservation for maraged in Orlando by Florida major work has been completed conceded today. ifilleverw Ye deaths or injuries" In homes J 4 public hearing on a Sw on inmate who after public who died Tuesday of a rare d confi rmed t v, ~ . . measure to require one smoke I have been an amateur hornebuilder's fears, telling with heat detectors. pressure was granted special blood disease. having va Included I vice president, Florida State detection unit per sleeping area marine biologist for 20 years , permission to attend his 16. The Herald he is reluctant to Last weekend, the yout h one the first nine Swigon also admitted Chamber of Commerce; and I saw many of the present q, year-old son's funeral. pressed a wish to see his fa ther, considered by Gov. Reubin in all new sell a customer "Just one Ltnit.11 William K. Howell Jr., Chair'. Askew and his Cabinet as by county comm oners. environmental problems + who is serving time at Soledad makes four or customer complaining to man, Florida Petroleum en Straight, manager 0 coming years ago" he says. "There were people from Prison for violation of drug ,ve sates per week 25 units, 0 the State Sce nic a nd Wild 6 Kaiser about a sales con tract, touncil; Richard W. Jones, of ,,,,, Vanguard Systems, Winter DELBFRTFUGA , Portland to Las Vegas r.uMa says he thinks the ready to laws. However, the boy had Ri ver with an average cost to but said the squabble is over • IA executive assistant, Govern. Gnu. Pe ntt'u Herald ii sit is the "rWA way to go. customers of o unconsciousness y Environmentalists In Park, LUUUy iOiu to $700. p financing, and not the Claims porch, read to do anything to the time his I ther escorted b This uld council's organizational mental Affairs, Florida Power Seminole, Lake and Orange fired a salesman who was to1' he said, for the cost made by the salesman, called Li get Phil out." tnl*st to take care of problems meeting will probably be held prison guards, reached his County have been for working several Administrator Gary Kaiser's before they arige rather than within six weeks he says, ad- Shields said the Council toward ft end Kaiser said residents have hospital room. esmanprompting office and questioned about his alter they have already hap- ding that the fact the council's would meet at least quarterly years, making a concerted After being released briefly Fourteen hours later, the complaints, a uOflleOWfler complaino calls from, of obscene phon* :__ , - __ sales pitch pened." position is not a paying one does and be "on call when needed," in the last six mon ths as la rge to visit the bedside of his dying youngster died. salesmen who have would beequipping at eas A ccording to Kaiser , the son earlier this week, Philip - -"-i rooms Relatives began pressing new housing developments companies been dewed appointments, and . ZTr salesman had been telling GARY KAISER and stores sell borne alarm recommended in his letter It : s Macchiarelll, 35, was at first Soledad officials to allow Mae. an or re t I I = _ 7 1~ -customers the county has i r . _%Nwj~ denlerl and then granted on chiarelli to attend lbe funeral, devices for far lc, ,:; -,ban customers a,%k to see PUD In B MARK WEIN'I'Z HCdSffWrfter - ____ Lake MaI n-,-kr,-4,~_4 4 - - _______________ _____ _____ - . - -=--' - - - ' "' ' ------ - - -- - . . Inflation - :. orse Than ver - - &X4N*__ - ______________________ Orphans LoseFreeFood - - ----- - - ,. - - - Em - •••- -. - --. - - ..- - - -.-.. - -. T ~ Rn E - - - F W - - Sanford Man On State Board IS - s MORE RNITURE SAL ES ' CioSer F'i' re Devices Sales Tactics 0 Safe List' raw itiezen Com W aints Convict ., .. - Will on S eflu -. GUARANTEE HAS NO FINE 0 u nera I k i A • * .. _____ .. . ' - - - - - SAVE ON HOME APPLIANCES - - ____ - - - --- Police Blo er tt threaten to destroy the river's already passed law requiring county commissioners were Vanguard, Swigon said. salesman's Occupational tor a minimum of $1,100 in skeptical of his plan license. due to William Partln""n direc Straight added fuel to smoke and heat fears of high costs even of the Environmental Infor. equipment for opponent's flames, saying "we If a salesman produces a Thursday a second temporary but the request was refused. - home of Denise Ellen Hunter, amounting to A900 I..I-19, 5 South wym Road, from his home, Wednesday. . ospi a Uon Center in WinL-r Park, before complaints on sales don't recommend smoke contract which is questioubie, Kaiser said the problems tactics began to come in. detectors alone because most such as a 4630.6y trW91 coil. of a caused by "several salesman Kaiser said he simply wants work Pool equipment valued at Wednesday. on electicity, and 38 per tract, call the state attorney's d dividuals and = 0 have operating in the Sou th County the commission to require for cent of all fires involve elec. office and file a formal corn095 stolen Thursday from Guy Strohaker, 11, 108 Mark- Fern Park been gathering base In. and Lake Mary area" promp. all new homes the minimum of tricity.Glamour Pool construction site David Blvd., Casselberry Plaint, Kaiser Said, because any on Orange Blvd. reported his bicycle valued at Nourvon Mitchell, 23, Cowan formation on the river and its ted him to draft a letter this one smoke detecting device per SLraight said his basic uniLs such contract is illegal under tv Coins, gun and Jewelry 840 missing from South Moughton Terrace reported immediate environment to be week warning citizens that no sleeping area as recommended start out at $149.95 each but state law. valued at 11,200 stolen Thur. Seminole Middle School, tape deck and speakers valued used in the DNR feasibility sday from home of Charles Wednesday. at $153 missing from car while study. Marvin Walls, 32, of Sunny Once the feasibility study is Osceola Morgan, , 2020 Old parked at 110 Atlan tic Avenue. View Drive. Cast Iron lawn furniture set completed, it will be returned to Lake Mary Road reported Television valued at $400 furniture valued at $200 valued at $120 was reported Partlngton, Adair and other stolen Thursday from home of missing, Wednesday. ml.ss1ngby Virginia Hall, 48,o7 local environmentalists for Mary Abo. 22, of 29M Pine Ave. Faith Ave., Oakland Shores, checking, before being sub. Developers hinted Thursday the parking lot for 18 months to Items valued at $771 stolen Altamonte Springs mitted in final form to the In other business the Z-P buflt in the first phaw of the Wednesday. night that Sanford zoning and see if the space is actually board: Th ursday from home of Cabinet project. planni ng limitations on new needed. If it is not needed, he Rosenwald Ekromtary School. Sanford —Approved "I site have no Idea plans for —Recommended general Bob Todd Ste-.en Lerrinw, 17, of access Weets onto Airport said, the developers will seek McKee's million-dollar patio commercial zoning for three Shirley J. Short 35, 161 problems the Cabinet will see in 1003 W. Tulare Drive jailed Items valued at $52 stolen having the w k' i nc luded Boulevard near U.S. 17-92 and approval of an additional home development on the north lots on the southeast corner of Sorrento Circle, Winter Park Thursda y atThursday from home of on charge Of ments may kill building on the parcel. reporl.M a cycle valued a tempted breaking and its ild anu Sceiuc hliver side of Sit 46-A east of Upsala 28th Place and Palmetto entering. Cathr-ine Leigh. plans for a multi-million-do llar But Carl Kadowski, from Do- Road on the condition city corn- Avenue. $109 missing, Wednesday. Sys ys tem," said Aclair Bond set at $5,000. Motorcycle valued at $750 K-Mart shipping center A toll phone cable between velopers Diversified's Ohio rnissioners approve a plat of —Scheduled a June 6 public Bob Pope 38, 1013 Ridgewood stolen Thursday from home of Representatives of offices, warned increasing con- acreage. DeLand and Daytona was cut hearing on a request for rcDevelopers Diversified of St. struction costs and costs of McKee plans 22 patio homes stricted commercial zoning for by a contractor Wednesday the Street reported two car bat- James Copeland of 214 Geneva Im each Ies' missing from tils car Apartments. Petersburg were told parking meeting city requirements may and Bell Telephone Company a recreation area with recently annexed lots west of S. Donald Wayne Strider, 24, of while parked at 1041 Miller spaces for the 14-acre center in make the proposed shopping swimming pool and tennis Sanford Avenue, south of reported. ! Street. 201' W. 18th Street jailed the southeast quadrant of the center economically unfeasible courts. Hesaid three hornesand Hibiscus Drive , and north of Richard J. Biddle, 39, 1100 Lenard H. Bass, 26, 704 Th ursday on charge of buying , Airport Boulevard-U.S. 17.92 in- and mean project abandonment. the recreation facilities will be Poirisetta Drive. Sunnlland, Altamonte Springs Orange Street, reported money, receiving and concealing stolen • tersection don't meet city rereported golf clubs and ac- rings, guns and other items property. Bond set at $5 000. qm ts a nd a proposed ' -. cessories valued at $440 missing •- A" • ' access road to Airport Boule' from his car whfle It wadi -w I ked at RoUing HdIs Country - % Plans call for a 84,000 square .% A11L_ Secret House Judiciary . III Club, Wednesday. 11 foot K-Mart store plus another . . , Committee impeachment I" . .11* . I Item amouriting to $440 were I 50,000 square feet in a food . evidence has been made pubhc . - * , * h~_ store, drug store and sm_ . ; _.-_, for the second time in as many . ; 4 -" 1, _ .Vx -.`___ Of . ..-ildnor~ I . ' days, suggesting a crack in the miscellaneous shops. City ' committee's tight sec-wit that parking requirements call for ' before this week had not been 860 spaces. Z-P Chairman Art den TAMPA F! i publicity it made a fair a young Sanford businessman to. possible in Seminole County. The latest disclosure was approve the center's site deel County - - 0 Lucien M. Normand Slyvla M. Conlglio Elsy C. Queen Dorothy K. Overman Joseph T. Schaeffer Delores L. Gunn, Lake c-..i refrigerator/ 2 freezer 1 Reduces Q ' . :... .1 ' Emily M. Gibbs, DeBary Elizabeth Schooley, Lake Mary Sadie B. Kelly, Maitland ' - - It-. Gail A. Dullainell. Deltona Emerson B. Lupton. Deltona William It. Robertson, Deltona Martin D. Hatchett, Lake ' p - . ' ...,,' . .. - ..- - :: ,.- I —_ - .,. .1 11 , . ' sIert'. , 'I -_-----1 ' _- I '- I .. ... ' • i Irdck 1"411.1 • • ; --- 111 limited quantity! :1 ,..- - ,! 1 • - - 000~ I - in U 'li-Il -- - 1" Z - ________________ ..- - - ow F • - . 8 track player 'recorder . . Il 4 - t1(I,ne $ Joe E Keene, Longwood Kimberly Bartucci, Ohio - - irn - ~. 4, console WI ' _______________________ r 0 60" long am/fm 'fm stereo I Mary C . . a '' I V , larne capacity washer Madeline Giles, Lake Monroe James M. Thompson, Lake Secrets ? I 00 ____. .I . ., u"' Monroe -- " --c - ØJ/ n IV - ' It j '... James Belitsos. Oran'eCiy - ' UP TO 40 __________j". '1!h gas', e..e 4 leep storage freeze: door '..: 11. I . '. W i , I opefation Cost :_O% I .;. .i Qu t, 'r, DESIG . Viola Jones Cecil C. Crouch, Deltona John J. Routier, Deltona Roland J. 1.aChapelle, Deltona Edgar D. Ames, Deltona Cora F. MacAlpine, Deltona Monroe bi . D - . - Sanford: Mary Stokes Lonnie W. Tucker Jeanie E. Cogburn Frances Waldo • Made Public MAY 16,1974 ADMISSIONS -- ' side-by-sIde frost free o es - - IL. 1I ans Hit Shopping Center i 17 I' CU. ____ I - yea i r in-home service ,, - : - E:: - - George Jackson Tells . Mr. and Mrs. Dennis D. Hall a girl, Sanford Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Father's Kidnaping I 4f 41ol"k- F11 r: 1 :=-WeR111--1_ Wtk11 , 1 1 1i - Gar B UI I ng iS home one esening in Februa ry leased unharmed 27 hours after Post It was the committee's Boulevard access road is at the and rectiviLd a phone call from the W,000 ransom was paid. transcript of intersection with Southgate a key Watergate meone who said, "George, we Police arrested Wheeler and Road from Sanford Plaza have your father." Jones three days later and r Shopping €enter to the north l, between Pr esident .Nixon, $..O,Uu) Liy toinor uucrtd moat want of the inunty [his ouid place tie decesa Arson cteimanedrl thenWhteHOuse Coiim'John row night, " George Jackson 11 1, Two other men arrested road in a planned condominium morning blaze that did $40,000 at that W. Dean Ill and former told a circuit jury, time, Ernest Davis, development on the east side of 19, and damage G arden Jac kson trstif' ymond GaInes 18 were th the Ra e K-Mart renter, according to Ilclejj Cub Wcording to County Fire trial of Franklin Wheeler, 24. originally charged In the Mike O'Neil of Developers trapedw Joe witnessesi As a result of yet anteier Diversiied. and Jesse James Jones, 27, who naping but are now Mw fin brolte out at about 3 are accused of kidnaping for the proseeution. k* tW POM &IN fqwW "You've been told from the a.m. in four separate parts oday on the contents of a tape beginning that the Airport of George Jackson Jr ., the buildi ng Sheriff's deputies the committee heard Wed. Boulevard access would have his Southern Shortening Inc., plant in Sanford Feb. 28. be there," Harris said, -be. Tbere no injuries and no Of Silver ly- I'Pe was Of a short T."t younger Jackson said he cQnv`erUtI0n June 30 , IM cause we've got to control the arrest.smade lnconnection with W tween be Nixon watching , Haldeman and traffic on Airport Boulevard." WASHINGTON (AP) More at the blaze. N. home that night when his moth. than 150 million ounces of silver former Atty. Gen. John O'Neil said the developers Deputies said the alleged er tviephaned froin We plant are used in the United States Mitchell, will now submit revi,;ed plans arsorists ried open a door to and said, "Dad ea ch had been kidyear. J. Fred Buzhardt, special moungthe access road, puttin pin dITId 71w photographic Industry counsel to the President, said in rquired "islands" between Ginderville-Midway and The cam is being heard in alone consumes more silver early today that he had no tiers of parking spaces ani 1,ake Mary Fire Departments because than the couritry's annual pro- hilmediatecownenton the new proposing they be allowed to put the fire ou in an hour, leaks. defense delay paving of a rear portion of laryers sa id extensive duction from mines, McCluan said. - Iti. H it By Fire Plenty , D1SC11ARGF' I,, i _,.,; , - . lverne Agrui Judith Ann Miller . . I. ~" VA -I I , I I 1) b . f ' , - 4 - ' -- O., ... John G. Fryer Charity Dixon Ella J. Herman '1 j,iforimitiii VOU ill('d about sour new corn ., -3. - J . k- 4 4- - -.1- =,.. -ly-m ~# - . -,~. _._ - - -_ i_i-A -_ Pub ished - l W , __ ,. . struct ion by the Vakhsha River in Tadzhik, Sunday, UnY Second Class NnIage Paid at Sanford, Florida 32771. TIIIS IMPRESSIVE siructure is the fifth of nine spiral hydro power units at the Nurek hydroelectric power station curru -ntly under con- SubscrIption Rates by Carrier U.S.S.R .WeekS5 Year fl8.1O II' A repo t 1 - tro p3neI ie' _____________ 29 whole house cooli n g' Snap - BL ______________________________________ . ..&I - ________ out front Easy clean filter effcncy rate it . 221 :' 18,000 B.T.U. 230 volt $-'- - 834-9212 Casselberry MARILYN GARLANDTI 934-9212 Altamonte Springs SHIRLEY MILLET 6349212 ForestC,ty HILDA RICHMOND 6U S&S? Dellona ______________________ - . SANDRA RAWLINS Ili 4o* ac'if'c I" s' a' i protect on cork r, 44 "' rrountin FtoerglaO -nsila, I-on Petmaneni filiet 63 eerQy e" c e' rJI-,) . __________________ walnut finished No $ I =~~ - - -1 __- - . - - ~iE-JJZN _ 3277). RESEM u I -1 Sanford French Avi., Sanford, FI ( $ ___ -- except Saturday and Christmas Day by The Sanford Herald, 300 N. - _tc llluilit~,.* *C1 hr &nftirb ffirralb t b sentIe - ' I- David Brown - k . dge 1 11. : - 1h1-A James M Ho - ' -. - air conditioner - Ph*lco 19" sold state color TV I 28 000 B I U 230 Volt Sanford .. . personal size portable TV by Philco to, =' NFRIN __ __~ _ AAWTI.V - ---- ~ . I r~ f!i1:',;,.1r1.C-~ - -,, C,-W11_0 r I ___1_M 41 * Jm ~ i. • S I' I I I nLbML11Tr DEPARrMEN'r WWRD * ORLANDO * ORLANDO PARKWOOD PLAZA HERNOON PLAZA OPEN SUN. 11 A M. - 7 P M, OPEN SUN. I I A M. - 7 P.M. * WINTER PARK 501 f4 ORLANDO AVE OPEN DAILY 10 A,M - 10 P.M. �4A—The Sanford Herald Friday, May 17. l94 "'F_ ro-W Editorial L e4k 0 .1r, -.% Some Newsmen Just Don 't Know III Jack F, I. Anderson. Lady Bird's Dream : ii p --' - — - _.- TAPES NOT - BOORS — I 'cpynt. 1574. b, L'n.t.d r.a*irf Syid.cit., Ian WASHINGTON Lady Bird Johnson's dream of scenic high. ' flays, without unsightly billboards to blot th e view, has been '7 sabotaged by one of her best friends. He Is hard-working Rep. Jim Wright, D-Tex., a power on th e 'S [louse Public Works Ccimlttee, who has been running in. terference in the corridors of Congress for the billboard lobby. The resulting scenic ruin increasingly Is spoiling the majesty of Uit' countryside for vacationers. lit're'swhathasbeengolngonbehlndthesccnes: A iaw wu pushed thret.gh Congress in 1965 banninp •'r billboards along major federal highways. Yet a cabal of congressmen, led by Wright, brought pressure on the Tran/ / 4 94 I not to enforce the law. More billboards 'pertation Department V 'i • — now clutter the roadside, therefore, than in 1965. And Wright has • introduced a measure that would allow still another 400,000 new ______ hbillboards. ________ — CONGRESS Wright is trying to give states the right to zone rural land along the highways as 'commercial." This would permit the billboard builders to get around the federal law. When a federal ju t.ge refused to permit th e states to circumvent th e highway Squeeze play beautification scribbled his views on a napkin at breakfast and act, passed Wrigh it across the table to federal highway unsel David WeH.c. Ever since, federal enforcers have paid more attention to the napkin than the law. Wright says Wells still \II has the napkin. — The billboard lobby assiduously courts even the most obscure aides who have influence on billboard legislation. For example, two key Public Works staff men, Dick Sullivan and Cliff Enfield, were lodged, wined and dined at luxurious Innisbrook in Tarpon Springs, Fla., by the lobbyists. Ironically, Wright Is chairman of the Highway Beautification Commission. At least one member, Marion Brown, has com• covenant i4ith Almighty G od ," "not enough'* era. The en- conservative economist. The plained to him that the commission has been "a waste of time" - 1 4 . , I . _- I * - _._", p. ... , -'. , . RM - I .4. Despite Its Vast Resources, Ameri ca Suff ers Shortages By ROt) MacLELSH Ilic Herald Scr%- ices - I Ii - - . , .4 . 1 % 0 / 1 - i __ - I i DEMOLITION SCHEDULED OH) 01,I) SANI'O1tl) police headquai'ters on l"ulton St. will be demolished by city crews next week after stripping of iron work for Central Florida Zoo. Police have moved to new building at Ninth St. and French Ave. , From The Mailbag Cuba U.S. Detente Not Likely Of Soon soi - '' , t _'~~ _- _` - ''' .f,,_._,_.l AreaCode &___,I__ T.___, WAYNE D. DOYLE Afloijtt Piishu TOM AIKENS Editor ROBERT C MARKEY Affairs Minister Alberto Vignes I — --- ---- - I that Mr. Nixon had refused his That same afternoon Mr. Nixon changed his mind, and the approval was granted. Actually, and little noted by Mva1i4n Director the press, it was the 12th waiver • Second Class Postage theUnitedStates has grantedto Fr firms in 12 years. But because SUBSCRIPTION RATES Wne De'ivery; 5k *..*; $2,40 of the publicity the planned sale month, su 3c • has re1yed, and the size of it, Ysar, B t%H irs FIorda Spr• As this particular waiver was iømq Diliviry, All Other MsI: Interpreted as a major change 13 70 Month, ffi,* M.Qnthh$153, Q l2Mos . of American oolicv. A ~ — •,,t,JI,Is,.fl.nI.,..afs.Is,..l. -•fltI•fl. I VI I5II FLORIDA Tallahassee Tally - Who Aired Secret Court Memo - Sessums Airs Finances TALLAHASSEE, ha. (AP) house Speaker Terrell Sesswns, 1)-Tampa, has filed a financial statement disclosing his net worth as $175,415. Sessums wrote to Senate President Mallory Borne, 1)Tallahassee, Thursday saying he made the disclosure "to assure all concerned that I do not advocate something for other public officials that I am personally unwilling to do myself." The House has passed a bill requiring public financial disclosure for most public officials. The bill Is now before the Senate Governmenta! Operations Committee. - O' Malley Lease Cited - -.---•----- --- 11 Weather Satellite In Bad Orb t : _________________________ :1 A 0 1174 t7 KA W4 "IT'S A GIRL.' IM A 'LITTLE tEAG(' FATHER?" -. Nixon At Key Biscayne KEY BISCAYNE, Fin, (AP) In a move reminiscent of the late Lyndon B. Johnson, President Nixon is here for a long weekend stay that he kept secret until two hours before departure. Nixon flew to his bayside compound Thursday afternoon with wife Pat, daughter Tricia Cox, staff chief Alexander N. Haig Jr., Press Secretary Ronald L. Ziegler and Appointments Secretary Stephen B. Bull. He is expected to remain here until at least Sunday - . Leaky Ship Heads For Jax A freighter bound for JACKSON VlI.l.E, Fla. t Al' i France is expected ti make an unscheduled stop for repairs in Jacksonville today. The 507400t bulk carrier Lennia, carrying a cargo of dry sulphur from Houston to Marseilles, sprang a leak on her left side Wednesday, Coast Guard It. ('mndr. Sam Uavallaro said. lie said the ship was taking on ater but was in no (Linger of sinking. - Wetlands Bill Dead? TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (APt —Sen. Warren henderson, ilVenire, says he hopes to work out some sort of strategy before next Tuesday It) save Gov. Reubin Akt 's bill to protect the state's coastal wetlands. The Senate Natural Resources Committee rejected the prap('sal Thursday on a 44 vote. But Henderson, sensing defeat, quickly used a parliamentary manuever to leave it pending until the committee's next meeting Tuesday. Our only hope of any further action on tetlands will caine between now the next meeting," Henderson said. The Senate committee last year talked to death Askew's proposal for preserving all of the state's wetlands. i 0,IIona0,Bary.Ent,rpru Fanntte Ed*ards, 571 3)83 14 Chvluota.O,n,va-Ovedo-SIavia Lake Monroe 372 3611 Ote,n 322 2611 Winter Springs Nancy Socfh 327 6735 Tangliwood. E Estates Drug Kings __________ L Grand J a rciets TAMPA, Fla. (AP) A score of masterminds of the heroin, cocaine and marijuana trade will be the target when Florida's first statewide grand jury Investigates a narcotics trafficking operation that Is the supply point for 35 states, a prosecutor says. E.J. Salcines, Hillsborough County state attorney and advisor to the panel, said Thursday that out-of-state narcotics kingpins probably would be subpoenaed during the grand jury's ISmonth probe of Florida drug smuggling, Salcines said more than 100 major drug dealers in Florida have been indentified by the Florida Department of Law Enforcement and other police agencies. lie said the masterminds could be broken into three groups a half-dozen financiers and organizers of heroin smuggling, a half-dozen cocaine operators and fewer than 10 marijuana dealers. Although Salcines said the Florida operations were the basis for drug traffic in 35 other states, he would not say where the top smugglers operate or what other states were insolved Thursday, the jury received -in orientation in the Florida drug scene from state and fed. eral experts. - Area Death MRS. HARRIETT BARTLETT Mrs. Harriett Dorton bar. tlett, 72, of 709 W. 9th St., Sanford, died Thursday night at Seminole Memorial Hospital. Born in Lakeland, she lived In Sanford for the past 50 years. Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Mary Altman, Sanford; Mrs. 1(ill Young, water Vielt, Mich.; son, James E. Dorton, Sanford; brother, George W. Davis, Lakeland; three grandsons and seven great-grandchildren. Brisson Funeral home in charge, Funeral Notice - BARTLETT. MRS. HARRIETT DORTON Funeral serv's f Mrs Harriett Dor ton Bartlett, 72 of 709W 9th St , Sanford, who ded Thursday will be held Al at Hr,sson runei-ai i'tonie with Fr Joseph xell olticlatirig tluraI ferq.n C, .' 'rv O' cnn - n - , _______ . • ii 'SI. 1J E"I1A 4 372 7611 FABULOUS F000A RAMA Famous Quality Features: S I. knt. •.*S I,, l•.S It !,,OI' in. Mr Colice m,,he good Collett faster than any other coffee maker A 1u11 1Oup d.can!eI in lI%% than ie m,flutc5 Ii s d'p made Islaurafli style Never bt icr because its nOvel boiled Never a messy ctemn up beiCiu the filters are qy 'Th kc . -• A -' % JSI?,fl"4l I's Pi1 i,* Wolff 011J*! f r0' "s• d cl g'is's -- - i ••f i ' '.-?'- rg or gl 133 5. ROBINSON ge tuai't OILANDO. 110110* I n4 i.u,"c Is Itili I ke Stsi., twit MR.C .10FEE." I SPECIAL I4 77I1 pad S ¶t'iAAI KTi-J ,u. ,"sfa',ti;..-'i. Casuiberry-Fein Park Goldenrod. C aslbrook 131 2993cr 671 21.59 _____ __________ Black Community &kArvh I4aknS, 122 548 )72.2611 4 . , TALLAHASSEE, ha. (AP) The lease for a Gainesville office of Insurance Commissioner Thomas O'Malley's department has been renewed at 9 per cent more than the going rate for such space in the area, the General Services, Department says. The office was leased from Elivens Arms Corp., whose president, John N. Busby, loaned O'Malley $38,500 to buy a house near Tallahassee. The lease was renewed last month for the 1,480 square feet at $6 a square foot or $8,880 a year, a department report said. In explaining the financing of his home, O'Malley said Last week that Busby, described as a personal friend, loaned him $38,500 in November 1971 from Bivens Arms funds to complete payment on the $50,000 house. He said he repaid the firm $40, -716 in August 1973, after making a bank loan. A county grand Jury reportedly investigating the financing of O'Malley's home heard four hours of testimony Thursday from Bernie W. Simpkins, a Cocoa gasoline dealer, who has been linked to an alleged $40, 000 donation to O'Malley. Bear Lak..Forast City 1222611 1 ' ,. , Longwood Altamonte Springs Elda N,(hOfs. $35 mi ______ - - ____ S I.. I'4VtlS1T1UU1 V - Herald Area Correspondents ___ about this matter." Revenue Boost Won't Change State Budget approval. WALtER A. GELOW .1 1- -- N. P-HLHCH AVE. SANFORD, ELk 33771 TELEPHONE 3n Nil or *31-rn] mzcvr J ga4ci,yi 1C4%WT t !l' Trudeau --- "I do think it's important to found," Keller said. - - - and criticisms that you've pick up how serious we were mediate action. Keller told the lawmakers hoc Committee on Retardation met with Health and TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) The Revenue Department reRehabilitative Services Gasoline tax collections were conditional expenditures, he predictions of a $225 million Sales tax reports showing ported Thursday that $110 mu- off $3 million last month, the Secretary O.J. Keller, state surplus on July 1 and $2.3 said. only a 9 per cent Increase in lion in sales McAliiiei' superior, taxes were collect- same as March, but the drop to M1:.iinistratlon budget billion In general revenue dur. Committee chairman Jon collections In April will not ed lust month, compared with $27.8 million In April was a 10 ar.alysts have stuck by their ing the next fiscal year. Thomas, ft-Fort Lauderdale, change sta te spending pl ans for $100.8 million in April 1973. per cent decrease compared told Keller that both men would ne xt year, legislative leaders This brought total collections with a 6 per cent drop in March. l' confronted at a meeting next since last July I fromn the state's hams sa id the overall figSenate Ways and Means largest revenue cek with specifics of the sourc to $990 ures showed "improvement but chairman Bob Saunders, - harges against McAllister, million, a 16 per cent increase it may not be enough improve. Rep- harry Kutun, 1)-Miami, Gainesville, and House Appro- o'er the first 10 months of the ment to provide the amount of pnistions chairman Mar sh all By The Associated Press told Keller that "what this Education — Proposes a conprevious fiscal year. Harris, money we are being asked to fl-Miami, said Th ursThursday, May 16, 1974 committee is telling stitutional amendment clanIn March, sales Lax collec- carry forward and not enough The house we're convinced that the man- day that both appropriations ifying the duties of the state are tions going to have a were $95.3 million; 5 per to show we Bills passed: agernent of this division Is not bills included areas, such as education commissioner. CSconstruction, which coulci be tent more than in March 1973. :ood summer." Prisons To create a car- II.IU2O3 Conway. To Senate. to the needs of cut if the state economy didn't State economists blamed the But the House bill is about $1 :1 reetional standards council to people that are being served." energy shortage for the decline million below Gov. Reubin set up qualifications for prison IMe Senate "I would gladly go down to rebound as fast as expected. The bills are due for floor ac. from 15-20 per cent increases in Askew's spending requests and guards. HB2580 Tillman. To Bills Passed: the hardware store and buy you start lion Monday. th Quarterhorse racing — To ale past couple of yea rs. includes another $7 million in Senate. a new broom and you can tracks to the tax low harness racing Liquor — To increase from the top and start sweepstage races of quarter horses, on a gallon of liquor by 50 cents, ing," added Rep. Tom I.ewts, . from $3.75 To $4.25. 11113610 Arabian horses, palominos, or ft-West Pxlrn flnrh l those registered with the Jocklultr ZO ltish.ToSenate. McAllister was not present ey Club. C-SB663 Commerce Solicitations To provide although he attended an earlier Committee. To blouse. that charitable solicitors cannot meeting at which a retardate To eliminate Principals keep more than 25 per cent of described to the panel a homothe money they collect. 11113 198 tenure for principals. HB157 sexual rape that occured on Earle and MacKay. Back to Hartnett. To Senate. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) April 24 at the Gainesville Suntary to Justice David McCain, taken anything from the Sublouse with Senate amendElections To change voting — A St. Petersburg Times for one of a series of news Sb- preme Court and that he knew land lraining Center. mnents machine requirements from Committee members newsman who has revealed a ries he has written about the of no thefLs from the court. Alcoholism To allow law one for ever)' 350 voters to one charged to Keller that Division number of investigations of Supreme Court over the past That was the only Supreme enforcement officers to hold alof Retardation officials had state officials is under investi- year. Curt memo he ever received a for every 500 voters. 11113109 coholics in preventive detention Williamson. To Senate. tried to deceive them In two gation himself, Leon County The memo disclosed that copy of, Dyckmnan added, for tip to 12 hours and to send Motor vehicles To set noise days of hearings on the Sunland State Atty. Harry Morrison Dekle had privately discussed a Sources said ?ison's files them to nearest treatment falevel standards for motor yesays. incident. pending utility-tax case with an indicated a misdemeanor cility; delays implementation Morrison said Thursday he attorney for two companies charge of aiding and assisting hides, provides for inspection At the first hearing Wednes. of Myers Act until Jan. 1, 1975. day, Kutun said, the only Sun- began Investigating Martin taking part in the suit, Dyck- malicious trespassing, rather of mufflers at auto inspection land employes who testified Dyckman several weeks ago in man wrote in the Dec. 15 story, than a felon)' charge of but stations. 1I133365 Easley. To SB722 Myers. To House. Tenants — Torequiretenants Senate. were those who knew nothing of connection with a copy of a Tampa television station glary. to give landlords notice before Transportation To allow the attack. He said it was not confidential state Supreme WTVT first reported the invesMorrision said he was relucvacating or else lose their Seuntil the committee demanded Court memorandum after re- tigation, saying Morrison was t.ant to discuss the case because the Department of Trans. cunity deposit. 11112734. To Govtestimony from attack wit- ceiving a complaint from the trying to find out if the memo it was still In preliminary portation to change the boundnesses Thursday that they got court. was stolen from Supreme Court stages although it had been In aries of the five romd districts, er-nor. i The Governor used the memo, Dyckrnan answers to their questions. files and, if so, by whom, good many 11133562 Holloway. To Senate. his office for Took no action on legislation. Resolutions passed: Justice from Hal Dekie's secre"I'm concerned about what i Dyckrnan said he had never weeks." consider to be deliberate attenpts to "over up Incidents '&8_ .. I that are Lappening," Kutun - -. said. i Lewis said the panel has alled a number of rapes and CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. tile's orbit with another burst of the European Space Research _____ iient mistreatments to (Al) — A new storm-hunting the TRW rocket engines. But Organization and the U.S. will McAllister's attention in its sa tellite was boosted into space whether the engines could be launch about a dozen sa tellites _________________ _____ I! two-year existence , "but the here today but sped into a bad burned long enough to reach the over the ne xt three years in an same thing continues to exist." orbit when Its Delta rocket en- 22,300-mile-high orbit was not effort to be able to predict the !.., ' •gines shut off too soon. weather as much as two weeks yet known, they said, —I in advance. - h— An hour after the liftoff, When the Delta rocket lifted Satellites launched since 1960 space agency officials said the off its launch pad at 5:31 a.m. ha ve sent back weather photos 1,379-pound sa tellite was orbitEDT, it carried the giant ever)' 12 hours. ing too low for its planned role weatherbird into a highly-ellipThe SMS will also collect and of high-speed international ' tic al orbit en route to boyits relay data from about 10,000 weather forecasti ng. ering spot over the equator off tiny weather platforms scatl Agency officials said they the coast of Brazil, tered around the world to cenwould try to correct the satel. Japan, the Soviet Union and tral tracking stations on earth. T C4...s. li.. - Strange symptoms began bath given us leave to write our ordering of the political system economies is regarded in some members who have tried to fight against "visual pollution," she V d make their own profession the writer's opinion (The Sentinel in the States own articles." The vast, in- that is likely to result from the quarters as socialist heresy. says, have been given "discourteous and high-handed" treat. scapegoat for Mr. Nixon and his Star) may face more danger in appearing the latter half of 1United 973. calculable na tural weal th of the ending of the long era of But Stein, in his speech to the ment. friends, from the abuses of the press Trhe la ndscape of America American land mass is a key "enough" in American history. A Iner t c a n Economic One such attempt was made than from any other source. Congress has also blinked at the billboard lobby's wild ways ti change. fact which underlies the notion of The traditional circumventing the other day by our giant liberal and Association was not doing the law. One technique, for example, is to "And the sad Part is that The early morning hours saw of a special American destiny, conservative attitudes will ideological flip-flops. He was purchase a three-foot-wide strip of land reaching from a neighbor down the road. Oh, there doesn't seem to be much long business lines of automobiles sitting From the beginning, it was obviously seep into the new responding to a new reality— site thousands of feet to the highway. At the end of this strip, right hell, we won't attempt to be the rest of the country Can do in the darkness, their drivers seen as the gift of an approving condition of shortages, clever about its identity. We about rising the beginning of the new by the highway, the business erects a billboard, claiming it is on the Washington caught up in rage, bewilderGod to a worthy people. prices and refer to the Orlando Sentinel coverage. How can a balanced ment increased American American era of "not enough." the company's "premises." and frustration. Massachusetts made the reliance on other countries for Former Transportation Secretary John Volpe started to Star, whose editorial writers report be presented when it Suddenly, in a decade batEarlier in 1973 beef went codfish—a symbol of the sea's such raw materials as tered by shortages, the United enforce the billboard ban until he got a stern haveapparently taken leave of comes from unbalanced letter In 1971 frxi scarce in the supermarkets for wealth—Its state symbol. The petroleum, .4 chrome and Slates faced a whole new ball Reps. Wright, John Kluczynskl, 1)-Ill., William Harsha, ft-Ohio, their senses and have certainly ma terial? awhile. first New York fortunes were magnesium. prostituted journalism as a game If abundance could not and others, backed by Speaker Carl Albert. The letter urged In early 1974, one issue that built on the hunting and fishing Well, now, if the Sentinel star The new conservatism will be be taken for granted, then it Volpe to "delay.. .the imposition of the 10 per cent penalty for non. profession in the proce?s. s p e c i a I rights awarded by the Dutch a natural extension of the old would be necessary to plan to conformance." Th is would have cut off 10 per cen t of the high way The Sentizl Star, to step has wandered so far afield from d o in i n a I e d to ask h Congressional bi-elections was crown to the patroons of the one; In the era of "not enough" preserve what we have. journalism it t funds to offendi ng sta tes. back in time for a fr basic questions we'll be happy called by an old word with new Hudson river valley, — Wright also wrote a "Dear Frank" letter to Federal Highway conservatives will seek to find almost as much to fill in the more obvious gaps. meaning—energy. The sale of By 1840 there were 1, The international economics Administrator 200 new sources of raw materials so Francis Turner, Insisting that states should be as Mr. Nixon when it comes to Forstart one thing, its editors radial tires and kerosene cotton mills in the United that the political and economic of the era of "not enough" are permitted to zone roadsides any way they pleased. This would Watergate. The newspaper first could editing. lanterns boomed. Government States, 1,5(0 woolen mills by status quo can continue as unpredictable as more have been an invitation for the billboard lobby to bring pressure Wed to ignore the 3candals—ff For another it could make made solemn promises that Andrew IM. D. White, the 11berals in the "not enough" domestic planning is inevitable. on the states to open up the highways to a nightmare of billboards. Mr. Nixon hadn't denied the more use of the Chicago government wouldn't ban timber king, ripped up whole era will — Although federal billboard enforcers insist they "aren't United States—baring only address the shortage The whole thing thousands of . I Tribune-New York Daily News nighttime sports. The suspicion 6 forests in the interior. per cent of the world's throwing in the sponge at all," their public words have a hollow and limitation equation from its Sentinel readers would never have known a scandal existed. service which has never been of a toilet-paper shortage Louisiana disgorged sugar, demand end. They will ad- pop(hatibnnnot expect to go ring. Federal highway executive director Lester Lamm, for Increated a toilet-paper shortage. Kentucky and Virginia tobacco. vocate changing the consuming on consuming 33 per cent of stance, promised Congress he would "be completely responsive" After finally taking notice of accused of being anti-Nixon. Obviously some novel events The plains were plowed For still another it —the very life style of planet's resources. Certainly to Wright and his allies on several crucial Issues, up and habits, what was happening in through its several hundred and states of mind were applanted with Russian wheat; this middleaged, middle-class competition for goods and For his part, Wright has sought to give the impression that the Washington, uw ne paper editorial department employes pearing in America. Something furs were plundered on the vast nation-4n order to conserv.resources will intensify among billboard lobby is made up mainly of small businessmen. 'Me s pent most of its waking hour, and find enough people to staff more significant than scattered oceanic frontier of the Pacific shortened supplies and protect the nations of the northern zone. truth Is that its leading members are the Roadside Business denying that it ever ha ned oping its own In shortages was taking place. . A a bureau Association, representing Holiday inns and others; the National Cxinflict with the devel of from San Diego to Queen the environment. and making excuses for premise which was basic to Charlotte island. Washington. In his State of the Union countries of the southern zone Electric Sign A-Mociation, whose vice president is a pal of Wright. everyone Involved. Wednesday America's vision of its destiny But then suddenly, in the Address last February, seems Inevitable; they are the National Advertising Company, owned by the giant 3M the newspaper hit a new low And lastly, it could take its was collapsing. early 1970s, there wasn't President Nixon wai-nedthat he short on industrial technology, conglomerate; and the coast-to-coast Outdoor Advertising when,lncommentlngonastory head out of the sand (by -; Throughout most of enough. Shortages in would veto the emergency but they control the resources. Association. out of Washington that ethnic following the example of its America's history there has everything from beef patties to energy bill then coming through There is sill '!nougil" in the FOOTNOTE: Wright, In a long, earnest talk, denied he is the slurs were among the many parent newspaper, The Chicago been enough of everything. And gasolIne blossomed of the billboard lobby." In fairness to him, we believe his tool across the Congress. The bill, said Mr. poor nations. "expletive deleted" spots in the Tribune) and face up 10 sympathy from our assumption of for billboards comes from his days as the executive of a enough middle-aged facade of Nixon, only managed shortranscripts made public by the realities of the situation, As the Club of Rome pointed small flowed the free enterprise American society. advertising firm, not from political contributions. tages—the liberal solution. President, the editorial ex- Or out in a dramatic study two Spokesmen for the billboard lobby system and the traditional—if The era of "enough" was President said that insist their signs are needed to we should— years platned that while the found wanting ft ago, the the world mayof soon stimulate commerce. ou1d damn unuttered view—that America over. The era of "not enough" in his words—"get rid of the be approaching limits its newspaper carried the story well stop blaming the rest of the was upJquly bj by Got had begun and it was logical, if shortage." It was the CO FEDERAL CORPORATIONS? The Nixon Administration is readers shouldn't really pay Industry for its awn failures as economic growth—at least as pushing to have the oil-rich reserves opened to Butover. by 1974 the era of enough somewhat frightening, to moderate conservative outlook, we know the term, If that is commercial drilling, rathernaval thanpetrolewn have much attention to It and ifmllar both a conveyer of the news and was A new era of not wonder how the political, social It was a forecast of the politics the Navy or a federal reports since "Papers such as an interpreter of events, true, then some social corporation do the work. enough was beginning. And the and economic order would of "not enough." engi neering must keep pace States a confidential Federal Energy Office memo: social, political and intellectual change in the face of the new The definitions and theories of economists sometimes sound with 11w planning of economies. "It should be noted that government.Ny management of changes implied by the new reality, Controlling growth may be the exploration and development of NPR-4 is probably the slowest facts of life both Intrigued and Even during the heyday of very much like political new science, rtaggered the mind. and most inefficient mode of operation,,,ThIs could serve as an America's abundan ce, we have de finitions and theories. We assist to congressional advocates of a federal oil and gas corThe United States is ap- not been without prophets who think of the Nixon adThe largest imponderable in poration and prove something of an Editor publicity from the Sanford proaching its )0th birtMay, warned of resource Impedinient with regard to starvation, ministration and its economists the new era of "not e The Herald is future arguments In opposition to such a corporation." Herald as we have done In the but the American civilization— Henry David Thoreau, eau, the most as moderate conservatives, also the most interesting—the The proposed federal corporation would explore public lands Dear Sir: past; however, it's a shame the collection of experiences celebrated prophet of the mid- Hence it came as something of social implications of the new for oil and use its experience as a benchmark to measure industry Mr. John aerwa has at- that our sponsors, all of whom and assumptions that makes us 19th Century, underwent a a surprise when, last Decemera characterized by the end of performance. tacked many things In his golf are regular advistlsers of the what we are—will be 400 years posthumous boom The memo was Intended only for former FEO boss in the 1950s ber, the Chairman of fr. abundance in the United Simon States. William column inchwllng private dubs. Herald, receive no publicity old at the turn of the century. when the environmental Nixon's and his then deputy, John Sawhil Council of Economic J, Superficially one can see the the Disney Gail Tham, pertaining to their POLtrTCAL FOCTUALL: Among the confidential documents 'iion One deeply-held assumption movement moved into high Advisors said that some day the smaller car, the warmer that the Watergate shore-Colgate Winners Circle to women's golf, of our civilizations Is the idea gear and its message became a United States might investigators have now obtained from the need a clothing, the return of the three- White House is a report on an Golf Tournament and now even Iwishtotakethisopportunjty that Americans are a sort of key increment In the national huge planning agency to amazing scheme to recruit pr o piece suit, and the ruturnable football stars for Women's lib, which I fail to see to personally thank our spon- latter-day children of Israel, debate, President Nixon's 172 campaign team. coordinate and direct govern- beer can as changes wrought by has a thing to do vrith golf. The President's political aides tried to son, listed in the order of dazes the chosen of a benevolent the football heroes That movement was a ment economic policy, shortages of gasoline, heating who had recorded antidrug commercialsget He has filled his column with played: Ratlilf's Body Shop Deity. "We have made a forecast of the politics to do political cornof the Herbert Stein is regarded as a fuel and metals, merciais for Nixon. silly rules and personal corn- (Mitch Mooney), Harcar ments which golfers are not Aluminum, Stenstrom Realty, Interested in reading and non- McRobcrt's Tire Company, golfers, understandably, do not Florida State Bank, Urited -, read at all. Golfers would much State Bank, Kader Jewelers, prefer reading scores and Mary-Esther's and The Sanford By JAY MAIJJN Castro-hating southern not a speech calculated to inviting Cuba to the next happenings at their c1ubs, da Atlantic Na tional Bank. The IleraldServlces senators at a time he (aces a improve relations. Foreign ministers conference, of tournaments and upcoming Mrs. Robert R. Brown possible impeachment trial. At the recent conference of probably to be held in Buenos events rather than words obMIAMI The day may come On the Cuban side, Castro Is hemisphere foreign ministers Aires in March, 1975. vlously written to fill a column. Editor when the United States restores not overly eager about rep- in Atlanta the United States If Mr. Cherwa desires an The Herald diplomatic relations, ex- proaclwment, either, despite took two steps which were seen The United States' Cuban Interesting column which Dear Sir: changes diplomats and renews Soviet pressures on him to by some observers as the policy is entirely In the hands of Congratulations on golfers would enjoy, as a good the commerce with Communist reach an understanding with beginning moves toward President Nixon, and It has newspaper reporter, he should general exce'lence of the color Cuba, but that day is not likely the United States. reapproachement. The United been authoritatively reported "walkhlsbeat"afldcontact the reproductions in the 'new' soon. Inarecentspeech be fore the State*agreedtothesnJebyu,S. thatuntiIalinostthelastmute Publicity Chairman of Sanford Herald. On the Washington side, li".e United Nations, Castro's car companies in Argentina of Mr. Nixon, ever)' Men's and Women's despite urgings The pin point registration LS Njxn adriuni.stratiori is clearly foreign muuster, haul Roa, .some 42,000 badly needed from Secretary of State Kenry Association in seminok C&Mly something I have never Been In stailling On rsPPrOachemenL assailed "the filthy policies" of vehicles to Cuba. Kissinger, was adamant in any daily newspaper. each week to obtain scores .. ^ For one thing there is President U. toward Cuba and at. In addition the United States refusing to grant permission for then stick to the (acts of gf You should be proud of Your Nixon's strong, personal tacked "the imperialists and agreed to a poll of the Latin the Argentine sale. The [4 jft of the Sainford equiPment,, but even more, In distaste for Cuban dictator colonlalists.,. (who) have American countries to see Women's Golf Association will your production staff. Fidel Castro. For another, Mr. exploited, sacked and whether a majority favored As the foreign ministers were survive, without weekly Robert L. L)achn Nixmi i r.et likely to f(en! (kcuuated huinanit It wa --— meeting in Washington prior to going to Atlanta, Kissinger !irruUi ______ DOONESBURY by Garry mismanaging his agency, been raped and bilaten at that exists in that division." - i - said John Winthrop, "and He tironmentalists forecast a re- idea of centrally-planned and (lie beautification law a "costly, meaningless fraud." The Retardation Director Jack dates picketed in front of the rltt Island, said he had never fool's paradise" but that he has cause I think he needs to hear with Mr. McAllister," Kutun McAllister has been accused by Capitol with their children encountered ,, the amount of been unaware of most of the Just as bluntly as you presented replied. "We thought we had members of a House conunittee Monday. One said her son had callousness toward Individuals complaints. He promised un- to me some of the suggestions been, yet obviously he didn't 11ursday as members of th, . , * Cover-Up Charged In Sunland Rapes overing up mistreatment of Gainesville Sunland. patients and glossing over leg. rlatire complaints. The criticism surfaced ' - N.e, Sort" Friday, May 17, 1974-5A - 1 J - RAN 46 SM04M _- i . I I . ' . I . I . - -1 - . ( ( i. -. . The Sanford Herald p. I Killed By Friend President Nixon has an u- the Sentinel Star to a large canny talent for attracting the extent ae at the mercy of the damnd est friends of any man newsgathering services in we've ever encountered. Washington and New York." It isn't necessary "at this what the tii kind of point In time" to detail the sense is that. excesses of those friends he Is the Sentinel Star telling us took to Washington to be part of that It is edited in Washington his administration, and New York? Or is it telling Their actions—or most of us that its own edi tors them—are already on the comietent? There's nothing in public record. Their bodies—or- any contracts signed by most of them—are either in jail, newspapers with the various under indictment or regular wire services that states the visitors to various grand Jut)' newspaper must print rooms, everything or anything We can understand, If in no provided by the ser.ice. ay condone, their actions. That's why newspapers They were shallow, power-mad employ editors—to make :: en thrust thrust into positions of decisions as to which stories are responsibility for which they to be printed and which are to were totally unfit. be Ignored—and if the Sentinel It is pretty generally agreed Star laments the absence of that their acts for and In con- "rules identifying sources" or 'rt with their boss amounted the cbhatin to 'get Won the t a rape of justice and honor. record" then its editors should That Is, it is pretty generally simply refuse to print such agreed to by all but a handful of items. supporters who either refuse to The editorial continues: admit mistakes or are so -It is now an open season completely out of touch with where any source leaks reality as to boggle the mind. damaging reports which may Well, that's their problem and or may not be true and these we won't quarrel with their are carried despite vigorous right to be wrong, but damnit, denials by parties involved. wedo quarrel with their right to "Freedom of the press, in this • : ,2. - , ,.. - YX ." 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Oakland 3, 7 r, called tar ' (Tanana 3 II Seconds formation "The Snake" waged Sohoman on the canvas for a blistering body attack that gtxxl. consisted mainly of a ripping TAMPA--John Pinney tuned left hook. up for a June 4 date in Houston with middleweight Mike Baker by stopping Al Cook in just 17 seconds of the first round Thursday night in Curtis Huxon Ibll A right hand that traveled no more than six inches was the first and Last punch of what is believed to have been the , _ - - ;'• -- 'h .. ,. P"' - the state of Florida. The win was the 23rd for the PSP*P go the scheduled 10 rounds in scoring his 25th win in 2 starts as he defeated Rick)' Ramos for the second time in less than a . _________ _______ _____ !?I hi. - The two had met recently in Orlando's Sports Stadium with McBride coming out on after Six unimpressive rounds. The light Last night was a since taking the Southern = - Middleweight Itamos -- N 5#..51. a Results I •,.,t I P-tRbufut' IMoose I it. N Stone . The only knockdown came from a stiff left jab by McBride in the third. Other than that the Cook had been promised a fans received little action from title shot if he could deeat both men. Pinney but that six inch right The lone professional hand ended that idea. prelimary bout went to "Irish" In another scheduled 10 Mike McKinney when he rounder. Walter "Snake" White JOHN PINNEY Poun ii out a unanimous six proved the old adage "kill the Time and again he sun\ 11$ round decision over Joe body and the head will die," first into his opponent's Do natto. when he stopped Aaron stomach, until he brought down In running hIs record to 5-3-1 Soloman in 1:59 of the fifth Soloman's guard. the son of the promoter, Roger round. With his Texas opponent's McKinney, showed much more After a cautious first round, face un-protected it was just a control. Instead of his normal White found his light inatter of time before eighth ' - chinfirst attack." McKinney heavyweight opponent was ranked Tampa fighter landed took his time in defeating an something less than a ckvasting the clincher. It was a left-right opponent who outweighed him puncher. Armed with this in- combination that deposited by almost 10 pounds 4 ; I 0) at St at 1cs Montreal 1 6 - i a*or League Leaders By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS RATTING (75 at batsl -- R,Sn'utpm, 383 and Garr, MI, 367 RUNS- Wynn, LA, 32. and Bonds Sr. II I1N5 BAITED 14 Wynn, IA, ar'd Cedeno, IOn, 37 P4IT 5 Cart, An. $9. and 'ILI 51 DOUBIF.S - R ow . Con, 17, and ((cC(X.or. C'n. I? CHICAGO I AP) TPIPt F 5 A OIvcm, Pqh, A . and GAir All. I HOME PUNS- -Wynn, LA, 17. and A,or. All, $ STOLEN BASES Brock Sf1. 73. ,eot'no, Pun, 7' PITCHING (1 Ocilon)-Mes1,tc,r'itp, I. A, 10. I O. and Rf'Off I - Men, 6 1 . us Cu Ip Jumps To WFL ANAHEIM IAI') — Cur l)' Culp, a regular Kansas City Chief defensive tackle the last four National Football League the jump to world Football League, Joining the Southern California Sun in 1975. Con tract terms were not disclosed Thursday but the 6loot-I, 210-pound former Arizona State a thlete listed . May See Race S Cuip said he wilt leave Kansas City with regrets after completing his option year with the Chiefs. He said his decision won't prevent him from giving his best effort this season. - : I Fiesta Changes Date INDIANAPOLIS (All) sof/snitcanautorac1ng's big men are awaiting Saturday's second round of qualifications for the " PHOENIX, Ariz, (AP) The NCAA Ex tra Events ('('tnmittee has granted a Fiesta Bowl request for a - ;!m '.. -- - - _ __ ~__ - .! ?- unusual position. Those drivers—Mario An. ITnr I". __ t.-,I.. cück, Johnny Rutherford attd' Roger McCluskey—ure usually -~ T__-_-.V=_1:1_4zi Ballinger Assumes Post fl;T~ - I '- -. - -' ' . L ' ., !_!T' :' 4 le Ft F i rst Race-17S0 Trot n.ic-,c-, HANDICAP I Symbol Frost 7 Ch6t'lit-MaI'ShaIl ' Second Race'—$SSO Pace si,000 cares to per cent -. Clamr alto* ci Rose Paper Fight brevving - - -- - - .5-,--'-- -. -- - ------ - '- -, -" '-'-. Bttl - -t--. flt.xi.' -- -- - - - - - - -- ----- -- - -'--r--' ',II .r- .- - , --.-- -'--r - t -r •',-r---- -- - -- . '--t ---.-.'- ' ,ii, !-fl,........, AF IOougsDynamite C Name Kny W SventPmRace—$l,IGOTrot A B-I 5-7 8-3 Handicap Jeans 7 Charleus Dandy 3 Imperial Sir Spectator Sport S A C Enterprise 6 Died Americ a ? 5r pnor D S'c. B. Hobbs 0 Sheldon P. Paver P Haflifer .1 Larrabee A Jasperson ' ' . S Racketeer 6 Scotch Play Boy 7 CCd Ir4N3 Dcvi 6 Irene L y-s Drummer Ar 7 LuiI I •rt-Ndmfl ' J Dvoract-k initted Philadelphia captain breaker with a backhander of a nais. Later in the period, Phila. FRATERNAL HURLERS Fifth Race-ISSO Pace ar I ,, 6 Spring fly-rd 7 Chief MercedeS Frost T, BlaSky M Hume 0 Bourgeois rossn J HySt-Il A Scewaid I Crank 4t/L'As '&,l,O FORT WORTH, Tex. (AP) 'svery Lime I turned around hale was making the flagstick quiver," said Hubert Green, shaking his head in disbelief. I think it was one of the finest rounds of golf I've ever seen played," added Torn Weiskopi - . ' ri , 7W R WId - ,0IOR p1-rC*,y15 e -fVC V ,Q,Cx.'A)v` ftf -, '"" ' he putted exceptionally well, I '. -'.'- , -. ' ., - -------------'.-',,,. L'gbtcng MISS 7 Lisa Lie See 3 PriflC%S Sfr000 4 Tandy-s Jay S Lowden Lew 6 Maorefte I Pa' Ruggles F Ihlenfeld B Pegum P Paser Jr P Muff: Referee Dave Newell wound up Just about even in his penalty calls, fl against Philadelphia, _ _______ _______ ________ ______ . ', -. - _ _ % _____ •. -- . _______ _______ ' t1,11 4 ,. ; -i I),trib,it,'d by Krg F.*i.rti t,thcsii Stealing Blind - li4 " IfI I ' If 'A. 'i*' 4.. Atlanta Braves Weekend Baseba l l II14 against Atlanta at Dodger Stadium. "It's a combina tion of everything," Campanis said. "These things are part of anybody's job," he said, refusing to sta nd in the spotlight for the trades that sent centerfiel4 der Willie Davis to Montreal for Marshall and pitcher Claude . - , Wynn, who has slugged 12 home runs and driven in 35 runs, and Marshall, who has already pitched in 20 of the Dodgers 36 games, are two prontinent reasons for the Dodgers' sensational ge ta way of 26-9. They led second-place San Francisco by P-i games Thursday and ta ke a nine-game win- ning streak into tonight's game - t 0 . ' '' -. ' - . I - . 5, Serbes * - _____ - .# j,.. ..- . - ,, - / ' FOLLOW THE BRAVES ( : I cinnati catcher Johnny Bench is have successfully stolen 18 being tarnished 'but there's bases in 26 attempts against the nothing I can do about it," says Reds. Tha t's almost half the baseball's premier receiver, total allowed last year when While Reds opponents are Cincinnati managed to mow suddenly swiping bases at an down only 30 of 72 base runners. unprecedented pace, Bench In 1972, Bench and his backup br istles at the mention his de- allowed only 25 stolen bases In fensive skills have eroded. 60 attempts. The bazooka-like arm that In 1970, he turned in a sensaonce kept would-be base thieves tional performance that at bay has been neutralized. prompted ex-Dodger catcher Rube Walker to rave: "No "For one thing, everybod y's doubt about it, he has the best loading up with speed now. And arm in baseball, maybe the best I don't think we emphasize ever." Bench cut down 29 of the pickoif plays that much, The S9baserunnerswhotestedhim. balk rule hasn't had anything to me 26-year-old Oklahoman do with it," said Bench as the denies he's lost any zing as a Reds pr epared to depa rt on a result of off-season chest sur10-game road trip west today. gee' of 1972. "I've really noticed it in the last three years. It used to be ,%tanager Sparky Anderson the Dodgers had two or three suppor ts Bench loudly . Even to guys who would try to steal Itenchi's recent revival with the Now they send everybody. It's bat, Anderson predicted: adding a new dimension to the "Johnny will win the Most Val. game. uable Player in 1974." ) IiyscIl I Hicks Wins Decathalon hind vi terv in the decathlon the Southeastern Conferen Los AN(;ELEs AI'j — The stability, bench strength, he track and field meet. trades that brought Jim Wynn also brinis un names of nias-ers and Mike Marshall to the Los who wanted —or still want—to Angeles Dodgers last winter be traded but are still Dodgers. stand out as two of the best "last year, Steve Carve)' and moves Al Campanis ever made. Tout Paciorek came to me and And some of the players he indicated they were not didn't trade as general man- playing ager of the Dodgers are paying dividends for the hottest team _ ______ _________ CINCINNATI (All) Wi th the season lit tle over a The once-feared golden arm of Cm- month old, opposing teams P. Munti K Nicholi P Werkhriser A~ ________ __________ Everyone's mlIow A ,, - - __ _______ three birdies on the final four holes and swept away from a clus ter of challengers with a stunning n-3---6s on the par 70 Trinity River layout. "There was not very much I did poorly," admitted Irwin, a non-winner this year but 10th on the money winning list with more than $75,000. Hi __________ " Such were the comments Thursday after Hale Irwin scorched the windswept Colonial Country Club course with a live-under-par 65 and seized a three-stroke lead in the first round of the $250,000 Colonial National Open. Battling gusty winds and an outstanding field, Irwin bagged le ktI 8yaFMM/LY58E - - I IV %f4 _ III UII(2IUiIV!4 UWII$i tJIIi.JII. 110(1 , ,* ,1 l. /,,' 7é4C7.'%',4I-'116 FA6O,i'4 TZ • ON Ci with a misconduct penalty. F'- - HeatrisIr CharlCt 7 Oshkosh 3 Vicky'S Gem Key .._.,___' GAINESVILLE, Fla Al', Wayne Hicks of Alabama has 1N(OR fl,2r,,ffR a I At Colonial - Dodger Dealings #15; 8ROr - I by Alan Maver - Tenth Race'-1750 Pace K Mahar C J Parkinson ir'L !lips and knees in the National have their old confidence back, erything and we didn't, period. T'he secor4 period was rela- 21 against Boston. The old Hockey League's biggest play- sure they'll return to Boston for The Bruins, who earned their lively quiet, with Just minor record for the most penalties Bobby Orr, virtually shackled t awl in history. There were a seventh and deciding game at as the Flyers won three con. "Big Bad" nickname in win. roughingand hiiih-stickini-, off 1-f,rwn. ralled in a single NHI, playoff i4 minutes called on 43 the Garden next Tuesday. secutive game:; after dropping ni ng the Stanley Cup four ) ea rs ',111lo- (''Ilk-1, 11,,~'til S(Iitllll ;1- 11 I %11~11, 'I,;I, M Claiming 57,000 care 10 per cent I Cc'den Bonnie 2 Spac e Cadet fit-lit-Oregon I Ms /--b i-c S Lady-s AoS 6 Mr Durkee 7 Pvc' ,:zIe a ii.sta I most - 1 War. Now the two teams head back Bobby Clarke. "Maybe we were ose-up shot by Sheppard. delpttia's Jim Watson and Anthinking of Sunday tonight, but cl by Ken drew Dupont and Boston's Ter. to Philadelphia (or Game No. 6 e Boston added goals ailing we shouldn't have. We ha d th They swapped fists and Sunday. And, although tr ev- Hodge, a tip of a Sheppard shot ry O'Reilly and Andre Sovard to come away with were banished for lighting, sticks, elbows and shoulders, 2 in the series, the Bruins chance and Don Marcotte In the third Ninth Race—$7 Pace Ci H WPsaIand P Muni: 7 Bermuda King I Kro,cgWP'en S Sembet H Phillips 3 Bermuda Queen Haul Freight P Munti I Captain Crystal J Corona 3 1401115 Way J Parkinson P Wer kheisir S Cteri y Creek K Mahar i Governor Del Lee W KintIty 6 Lucky Munk S TardysSptl*re W Spriggs Bcuzouhi 0 Bourgeois M Hume 6 Peer less Web F SleSely FUtUC kectuck Tire '1 litash I Caroline Calgary F Nielsen Fourth Race—SSSO Pace AF I Fliy'5 Boy C Binkley na,'Ir'Q )() rTit- to per cent AF 7 Wcter's Pr - de . allOw J Parkinson J Corona H Polk C Harrison B Patterson J Larrabee M rtumr P Paver - "We had our backs to the wall the opener, and unsung Gregg ago, anti the Flyers, who enjoy Wayne Cashman had a b-2atity Bruins exploded Thursday iCEo I Sleepy Tarry RoacawinS Byrd Tut Rader A U. Friday, May 17, 1974-7 A night in Boston Garden's whopping sauna bath, C.) 7 Bt What - - _ Philadelphia's Broad Street majors for fighting, a miscon- and had to win this one," Boston Sheppard led the Bruins in the the tag of "Broad Street Bull, and drew fighting majors, with Bullies and Boston's Big Bad duct and a game misconduct. Coach Rep Guldolin said, "Now victory which kept alive their lest" really went at it from the the score Just l at 17:4g. Bruins for the Stanley Cup When the brawling finally their backs are to the wall, hopes of regaining the chain- start of the fifth game. championship and something ended, nearly 3 hours after We're due for a good game in plonship they won in 1970 and It all broke loose in the third Just 24 seconds after the has to happen sooner or later. it the opening face-off, the Bruins Philadelphia, and we're going 1972. period, with Cashman drawing pening face-off, Philadelphia s finally did. had muscled their way to a 5-1 to have it Sunday. Then it will Orr set up Sheppard for a goal o pena lty and an autoDave Schultz, who holds Just a spearing pers in victor', staying alive in the be all over for them." in the first period. Then, after "latic SW fine, for use of his After holding tem about every record for penal. best-of-seven series against the Philadelphia tied the count 1-1 . stick against Schultz. The check with fairly long fuses for "If we don't win SundayI ties in the NhII book, squared upstart Flyers bidding 'for the we're in a lot of trouble, ad Philadelphia forward later got four games, the Flyers and the - in the second session, Orr off with Boston's Carol Vad. coveted Stanley Cup in Just struck for two goals, the tie. ', - -- - PV Eighth Race—$$00 Pace a-) 14 PhiIlp5 C Ford I Red Eye A Mantegna 3 SpiCy Kid .1 Dyor&cek 7 Atj%t Southern Silver A Jasperson i Sam Diamond ,) Parkinson 3 Worthy Eiby P Hartiter .1 Larrabee S Jo('r'ny Faber Counsel Rice A Willey Jr P Paver Jr 6 RuSty A Jasperson S Spriggs S General Joe 7 Lawman Hanover 6 Trot*ood Sport J Harrscn $ Andy Jack 7 VotanleM I Blasky AE I My Dale S H. Way K'ng P Werkheser W Wyatt AE 2 Scotch Hal AF 1 Surtax K Nichol[ AE I Sao' Bengali R Neely Third Race—IS110 Pace ,,, I .---- 7 C rcte Stars i Masterlime i Senorita 2 Sar"my Shine - ) -' -. -- --- :_.. W - -- =-= A Perkins P Muntz .J Britton 1 Larrabee 3 Oc)smrm Rainbow i Gold Circa A .)asperion 5 M Badeye t f-k r Stocker 7 Arnora's Sweet Dream H,Wheytand Meadow Bewitch Jordan R,4Ni51R9 \ --==---- Turf Club Entries 0 High School Mary larry Ballinger was named . Baseball playoffs -. — Thursday as defensive line coach at Cornell University under head football coach Jack Musick. Ballinger, 36, has been a defensive aide on the Notre Dame football staff for the fast six years. He will replace Paul Pawlak, who was named head coach at Tufts University last mon th, ,.. - - -- - __-___ - ITHACA, N.Y. IAP - - -- - Johnny Bench . .-_ - - -- - The fourth annual post-season football game, to be televised by CBS for the first time, will be played Saturday Dec. 2 at 4p.m., EDT. It will be second half of a television double header following the Sun Bowl In El - -. - , - ---- '- - Change in time and date, Fiesta officials said Thursday. kv I , Indianapolis 50D-mile race in an tlrptti Al I - /'orWn' -5-. - - - ------ -- -- - . 'cc1 , ' -. -- I home runs by Buddy B'adford and Ken Henderson carried the Chicago White Sox to a 4-3 victory over the Oakland A's In a baseball game thortened to seven Innings by rain Thursday night. A sudden storin over White Sox Park wiped out a rally by the A's in the eighth inning that tied the game at 4-4. Wilbur Wood was credited with his fourth straight Victory, heistir, his record to 6-5 with relief help (ruin ( Acosta and Terry Forster, The White Sox took a 1-0 lead in the first Inning on SIfllCS by Bradford and Carlos May and an infield out by Dick Allen. The A's tied it in the second on singles by Jesus Alou and Angel Mangual plus a sacrifice fly b)' r Kubiak. Oakland went ahead 2-1 In the third on a double by Gene Tenae and a single by Alou, but the White Sox mov ed into a 2 lead in the bottom of the inning. Bradford hit his --u, ,i'iimri ut uiv uiseoaui season and Allen walked, stole second, took third on catcher Ray Fosse's throwing Indy 'Biggies Parseghian Fights Killer Disease - Z Chisox Trips A's 0 - . -! - :-: .--- BOSTON (All) — Match penalties, including a dozen Tile NCAA said a coaching staff member provided transportation for a prospective athlete to th e university. and also contacted a Junior college athlete without the permission of Junior college officials. The NCAA noted that the university already had placed track Coach Willie Williams on Probation for one year. The school's probationary period began Feb. 26. DurIng probation the university Is barred from recruiting track and field athlet es and from initially awarding ateUcaily related financial aid to track and field men for the 1974-75 a('adernic )ear. I- - i 1 -: -- -- B KANSAS CITY(AP)_The National Collegiate ate Athletic Association has pla ce d the Universi ty of Arizona probation for one Year for violations In recruiting track and field athletes. Sanford LL Report Sanford Softball Report - ---.-- 10 ed with a two-run double in the White Sox 4, A's the San Diego Padres 11-1. In the American League, the fifth, when the Mets chased St. Home runs by Buddy BradKansas City Royals defeated Louis starter John Curtis with a lord and Ken Henderson cartied Chicago over Oakland in ; the Texas Rangers 5-3 and the four-run explosion. Phillies 6, Expos 3 game shortened to seven inChicago White Sox nipped the Tommy Hutton drove in five flings by rain. Oakland A's 4.3. - Zt - Arizona On Probation solidly in the field and well on A! STRIKEOUTS-- Seaver, NY. .; , W _J , their way to having cars set up V.cosr"ar. NY. Si for the race by this time. — 0 And, under the new shortened 'C'ei -. qualifying setup for the Indy ,, -. classic', the)' could end up on the " outside looking in on race day, t._ - Ma y W. The five represent 49 years of =%'' i" , t&_4._ Speedway participation, four MS victories, (out- poles and five . national driving titles. M Unser and Rutherford lost out ,NEW YORK tAl' Notre Parseghian has enlisted the aid OLD GRIDDER TRYING OUT Dame football Coach Ara Par-- of many top sports figures, in tlw opening session of quali. AARON I-ONG, at 34 is ripe for a profession.,11 seghian used football ter- aniong them Hank Aaron, Tom fying last Saturday when they football tmt itiinology to talk atxtut his most Seaver. Mutiamniad Ali, IA't' blew engines in the morning Diego State team, not the pros. Added to his hated opponent—multiple Trevino, Billie Jean King and practice period and failed toget grey hair is a bullet in his hip. t'lerosts. into line for the time trials lIon Shula. "MS involvement before the 11 a.m. start. yields ground Parscghian's gr ud gi n g l y." said Parseghian, with the dreaded disease is a Johncock, the defending In'Slide dianapolis champion, and Anthe National Multiple Sclerosis very personal one. "My first involvement took dretti were left waiting in linE! WASHINGTON tAPi Can. will be followed by longshot Dcplace in the Preakness behind Societ"s 1974 national campaign chairman. "Five years plat..' when toy sister con- when rain ended the (list sesnonacle, the Kentucky Derby strnyer, says a titan who makes Destroyer, he added. 'sinner who is the odds-on (a- his selections on a calculator The horses are Hudson Coun- ago we thought we were on tie- tracted MS more than 25 years sion nearly two hours early, and Curfew had to be called in a in with a couple of hits to aid vorite, will win the Preakness that looks like a slide rule ty. -second to Cannonade in the femse all the time. Now, we're a go,- - fie sa id. -'She's one of the defending natioruil champion Sanford Senior Ixague game as own cause. trying to go on offense, to get nmre fortunate ones because MtK'Iuskev wasn't anywhere Saturday b two lengths and Three horses will vie for third 1)erby and the earl)' Badk and Chase ba ttled to a Down at the Pee-Wee level this dawn thing moving,. That's slk"s been able have -tul- near ready to put his new Riley- 1-1 tie. choice, JR's Pet. fourth in the the Cubs routed the Rebels, 16 ht t research is—offense." tiren But she gets tired easily. ()flentiawa'r In the field. Derby and the third Preakness Both runs scored during the with only five safties, as they In the past, the top drivers And to get the MS offense has to use a cant' off and on to PR'k, and Little Current, fifth in nine inning contest came in the used the 17 walks issued by itioving, money is needed. shuffle around and can't do who experienced trouble (hi' Derby arid an outsider Satearl)' innings Badcock scored Hrint VonHerbulis and Paul In line with the 1974 fundrais- ttifl) of the thing.s a normal first da' could come back Sun- its unlay lone tally in the top of the Griffith to good advantage. lngthemneol"Alhlete.svs. MS," jic'rson does. day and slip Into the field. And, secorxl anti Michael Cox made his selecAuto-Train and Charlie's scored one-sided wins over The game was close after when that failed on occasion, the bottom of anne home with victories in Puny Tails and Powder Puffs, 110135 on what he describes as a the third, three complete Innings wi th they could qualify during one of After that, the contest was Cubs cling to a Women's Softball action as they The Corley Locks only pick ed M'ientifically-developed slide the two sessions the next week. 4-3 advantage. taken over completely by the Hut a five run defeated T&T Steam and up four base hits, but eight rule that he promotes as tue FAST START But now, alter a time cutback ou tburst in the by Alan Mayer crisis, pitching of Geroge Hoffman for fourth Shoemaker respectively, fielding errors by the Pony "finest handicapping aid develbecause of the and seven energy more in the ______ In Auto-Train's 6-2 win over Tails was the big difference I' $ oped in tile history of horse 414 YAMA'? there art, onl%, seven hours of Clum and Geroge Simkanich of fifth .settled tile issue. ra(lrih'.' Badcock. T&T Steam they had to come the 12-I contest. Other Pr!e.Wee action found time left. A blown engine or ( 'ix from behind as they trailed 2-1 said the calculator' was hz Calm held the Pony Tails ' Hoffman struck out 17 while the Panthers coming out on top other serious mechanical ocz.qs1f4 or rn' walking only two after (our complete innings. In in check with a one-hitter and devt'lopetl by Dr. Alton S. Keland allowing of the Yanks, 13-3, behind the problems could knock one of tile 75W &W6; ae~e 17the top half of the fifth they ber team -mates backed her up 'CY. flOW ci 48-year-old New live veterans Out of (1w 334'ar three safties. Simnkanich's n ohit pitching of Wayne Story. accounted for five runs for the with near flawless fielding, \mirker who retired from the control was not as effective as field The Panther hurler struck out q/4,59 winning margin. The Powder PuFfs' 17-3 aerospace industry where he his opponent's, but he fanned seven and walked five in adC ' I Charlie's 8-4 victory over stomping of the Tomboys was was an engineer and now 13, walked eight and allowed dition to hitting a home run Shoemaker was accomplished "$.4"fOIP' one base hit. ainivd by 'coring in every \iwflhIs ltlftst uI his time at (lit' 9!R 5q,q' Other boys on the winning SIde rate' track In much the same manner. inning. Thw big outpuis were t In the Junior division, the who reached base safely were '- t'hillened lfl 1966 to ff Trailing 4.0 entering the filth, third and the fifth when the Knights of ("liiwtrns routed the Tony ('iw Y6 - k and Malt Johnson st- t' it (1w ''icntilu- effort &'ciultl (iIaflii'5 stütcd P,i,u 10 that :1 oretl ,t\ anti th&- t Vctt'u-amts of F'oreigm, Wars, 9-1, The closest game An the Pee. frame and six more In the sixth The To:nbnys took a 2-I lead lie applied to horse racing," behind the one-hit pitching of Wees was between the Cards to win out, Tim lialnes alter the first but, from then on said (.'m." lit' had been pre. and the Chiefs, with the latter Hh5PoNPFp 'l'ting that a man would set Myra Hall handled the pit- It was all Powder Puffs, The K of C opened the scoring coining out on top, 12-9 The Class AAAS ching chores for Auto-Train by pushing across three Marion 1(a) was the winning foot tin the Hio.on. We said st' M" lit-P- It) 1)i it'd 6 nuns in final margin of victory came in o while Bc't(' Turner was the pitcher while Tracy I)iitr's knew that would happen, we the first Inning - K of C adtkti 1'p''' t't. 11 , 0, 1, S,irac,Ia the ('buds' last at hat when they .iiii dii i ui-lIn- ii-r. difli, :;r' r for ('bath.,-'-t_rtri cJtiit;,-,J hit to dc (&-t t%ttc i lit-Itt' tUfts iii the third, scored three runs, breaking a 9Clast AAA Wt, iflck (I,uueii1r (I;iil), In the lassie league the Dixon allowed 14 walks during single runs in the fourth and 9 deadlock, 1'EX'4 ,'a (.,tf-0I. 3 Orange Park I . W- I 'biuitti' ('uric)' licks and Powder Puffs hit fuc- inruni: stint sixth then finished (flit the atI icy West I fThe eventual winners scored Class AA lit' said (Lw calculator was tack with two more in the eight times in the first but the -i Pelerstg Cathoj,c 7. M'tflhe I ,a'alle 'seventh, Cards rallied with seven of their Viii k anti land tracks with High I own in the * third to knot the f , (La' results that an initial :4 'k gatiie before' the Chiefs' Class A out IS, walked five and )flS'i'stmuient produced slightly ' l.oScnvilte (?nusle'ti)y Christian chippeil uprising, mskirt' than $34i.(K) I t;i'cI (i'ijrty tlr'sfe)l . 7/it .i' M I ori ) a 6 E,'ti- I mu,, ut o'"s, who tells nulii"ruus tales -FORT LAL5DEIWM.1-;, F1a i APi Scventy.vear4eld Is of icct'ss stones with the eatFriday's Games J-lon'oce F'ogle sa ss the' only reason she's among 'ulator, claims to have picked Class AAAA -.ssniui'it'rs entered in 'he National A.AU Master Swim//,IP PA a" Il"th Pt-v'wtoia Wish the last t. fir Kentucky Derby O-I!uLr ('l'cwipscnst;p\ tire s because her daughter is ('lN('INNA'I'l c A!' winners prior In (tie i-n ('I Ctp AAA ('unt'inli(l Itc'tls' outfit'ldt'r l'etc / I hti'se' is vi the middle i, p imt at LUlL that We calcu. "Fio siting ii for iiu dauglitcr,"said Mrs. f'e, of Fort of amittier controvers}' amid it may Class AA -. I'S 1(1 hf) in court, lateir has iiiaintained a 43 rier Iinderd;iIt', "Whet) young I used to push her to - t Peti-tsbur,j Cathol,t Vt _____ fl (ifutufy it Lrvrmnes But Bill Matthews, publisher of lidnturk flit ;am'eI now she's getting r.'en wi th me. I u.ed to base '(it winning average slnt't' 1969 -Puhilications, lot',, said the dispute flOW Class A with the average iuoving up In to t,kj- tier to StIITInPIIng pcactice and now she ha to Lake boils down to a ,j . . .,'ibSrviIlt (Jn'v-iS.ly (l'r,stian imiatter of Rose 's one-year contract a nd uii'," 50jrcrntnncxatj4'i wagering Mattht'sts may .- Mao I t- ,.Ia a,i,-...5. r -ua i -t to uoiart 70-Year-Old Mom Swims Because Daughter Pushes C- Sports Briefs I 110111L, Rule' Picks Preakness -4 - -- I Shortstop Mario Mendoza runs with two homers and collected the first three hits f single, leading Philadelphia Hitting against Ken Brett his major league career. coin- 1)"Ist Montreal. Hutton gave the Phillies their way not be as tough as pitching bitting with Brett to lead the first run with a single following j Pittsburgh %ictory. against him. Vie Pirates forged a 2-0 lead Del Unser's double in tile first Pill.sburgh Pirate lefthander call throw a baseball as in the second inning off loser inning. The first baseman then hard as most pitchers In the big Ken F'railing, 2-3. Hichie lieb- hit a three-run homer in Ute leagues—but he also hits as ner and Mendoza triggered the third hind a bases-empty shot in the filth. rally with two-out singles. hard as most hitters. hutton's performance, the Brett raised his batting averA single by Brett knocked in age to .538and his pitching av- Helmer and Mendoia calne best run-producing effort of his age to .SOO l'hursday night hoiiit' with the second run when tn(jor league baseball career, %%hile helping the Pirates beat Brett was momentarily caught helped Ste%e Carlton win his the Chicago Cubs 5-2. in a rundown play be fore first fourth game in seven decisions. ) 1liffing hits helped tile get andsecond base. Brett inade it llraes l. Padres 1 where I am,'' Brett said after salcis' to second. Marty Perez in six runs collecting two singles anti hleboer and Mendoza also 1g. knocking Ili two runs. "I'm not nited a wo-run rally in tile with a single, double and the kind of pitcher that's going fourth. Brett drove in one of the run and Carl Morton pitched a to have a 1.J earned run aver- nuns with a bloop single tO six-hitter, leading Atlanta past age. I've got to help myself (,elltt.r and another one s(,ored &-ill Diego, The Braves shelled Rich Troedson and three other anyway lean and hitting does It on Al Oliver's single. for nn' I take pride in In Mt'ndoia singled in the sixth San DR'go pitrher.s for 16 hits, UO)1l Rangers 3 iui,'' and s ored another Pirate nun John Mayberry hit a mum- < Brett, who didn't stick around with the help of sloppy Chicago moth, two-run homer and Hal to tntcti a comulete I!ame, in'hmI plats, MeRac slammed a basesstayed around long enough to Mets 6, Cardinals 4 empty shot, powering Kansas get the victory—his third in six ilatu; hit a two-run City over Texas. [)oil decisions. The defeat was the third in a In the other National League homer and Teddy Martinez gaines, the New York Mets pounded a two-run double, ral. row for the Rangers' Ferguson . who was relieved stopped the St. Louis Cardinals lying New York past St. Louis. Jenkins, (-4: the Philadelohia Phullies Losing 2-0, the Mets were ig- for the first time this season tr imulied the Montreal Expos 63 nited by hahn's homer in the after Mayberry's 440- foot blast ________________________________ From Stands M J Bats Wi*n Way To __________________________________________________________ this time McBride went 10 unimpressive rounds with .5 Thursday's P,?tbvrtt, S. Chtauo i A'l1irta It, 5dm D'C'tjo I Pr',ldelph'a 6, Montreal 3 Friday's Game lSchueler I)t at in - shorteg m,ain event ever held in ,,iftll4I _____-.- -, Sic Bride was forced to _ . —____ - Ilector ' -" ()cqo ter I 31 (Moore 00) at New " VetS (Saver I IL N (Kaat Alt, N (nc,nr'l, (Norman 73) dmt York Houstcree MI*,mukee (Wright 14). 14 Atlanta (HarrisOn 35) at Los DctroI tLaGr III a, Arqlj (Dowt"ng 171. 11 (Ieveldmrd (Pc)erp 7)), N Sac' Diego (Joce-S 26) as San flr'stcn (Let- 1 3) at tidmItrtiCw I rarc,5(o (flriarf 7) 7 DI Saturday's Games Saturday's Games Pt'IacelpI"a at PittSbQt' T-.s t kansas City, N CI'caoo at St Louis, N (,iIforn'a a) Mnnesota Mc','trcl at New York O'klard at CP"caoo. N 11 C'rcicr'at, New York at Milwaukee Atlanta at Los Angeles Detroit of Cleveland .ar Dego at San Francisco Rcstot' a' Rtr'oce Sunday's Games, Sunday's Games Pi'tlacte)pc'a at PittSburgh Texas at Yarsas City Cl'caue at St Louis Citsforris of Msrinescita, 2 Montreal at New York. 2 Oakland at Chicago Ccnnat. at Houston New York at Milwaukee , 2 A$tactdm at L Os AneIc'. Detroit al Cleveland, 2 it' 1) at 5,jp I ioston • flaItrno.'e, 7 2 Pi nney KO's Cook Bv LEE GEIGER Herald Correspondent ,,.,. libby S St at Kdmna 3 II N 'Ilorn'a - ,., ''i- Friday's Games ' 1' i S ' I, 13 16 44 7' - t'I'%Ct.l (Albury I I), N 17 sac t'rueles 27 9 750 70 17 SI) Iran 17 iS 531 (ccer'nat' r APEX I l( )LDS a last minute strategy session inside their Fort Mellon Park dugout before their Sanford Little League game begins. ly - . DUGOUT PEP TALK On L (3 17 17 5(1) I I? i M-"nesota I West 16 14 I31] I..'akl,ircJ ."%aS I York cl-aw P,t)Sbutuh I 1' , West ( 11.(44:0 ~ _- Atreal Pl''lapll.a fiv* 186 17) 16 )6 W L PcV GO ii I? 531 i 16 579 i, I? 16 ss IS 19 441 3 13 Il 413 1 ii 70 355 5'; GO I? 16 51 5 York ."% East W L Pct, iS Ii SI? 16 IS 516 16 IS 5)6 I !. . levelard / -. ' In National League Ea%t ''.'II"'ure i FrIday, May 17, 1974 ord Herald -I ., orts - ______ Pitcher By KEN RAI'POPORT Al' Sports Writer P \VK; -.j !I, 1~ rate Hies Action ___ - ,--. AL__~ Pi" Ll !~trra@ .,; 7._I ___F__ , 17-:~U-_ :L:7 ---; - _ ~_. ~_: . - I -.:;. .I 1 — --' - The Sanford Herald _______________________________ _____ . -"-'"-r'---- - ' --. 1 . - - terfielder Wynn. "A lot of Wake Forest won only one of people are Involved." its 11 football games Last seaBut when Campanis son. One game ended In a tie. discusses Dodger power, infield �-' - -- -- - -.------.--- - - - -- - - - - - -___- --_______-__-_ -____- __--.__ - - - -_--_-__ - _-__ _-. - - - - fl- - - -. •_ --------- .-------, - - - - -=------- ---- s-' - ------- _- - -- r4z -_ -;----;-__- i - - - t ------ _- ,---- --_-- T r - _______---.--- - .- - • 8A-The Sanford Herald T Friday, May 17, ALL YOU'VE GOT TO DO IS ASK The tipoff' Sports conglomerates Is the newest wave ifl (tIC takeover of pro sports management, with one group delving into the full spectrum of athletics for tax benefits and quick buck turnover. Could lead to some anll4rust investigation. Q. Since Dick Williams quit the Oakland A's, who will manage the American League All-Stars in July? Would DICk come out of retirement for one game, or would Earl Weaver of the Orioles take over since Baltimore was the C'..e... r._ .Li..', iiiiu uiiiuuu i-uempiun;-uoug minster, Calif. ________ _________ .,•., cnmias, .,i. New president Lee MacPhail of the American League says in direct answer, "I'm aware nf the situation, but we're not ready to announce anything at the present time." Precedent would indicate it'll be Weaver since when Casey Stengel, in 1961, and Yogi Berra, in 1965, no longermanagedthedefendingyankeechampj, place skippers Paul Richards (Baltimore) and Al Lopez (Chicago) took over, respectively, in the All-Star games. Q. I would like to know what happened to Emmft Br)anl, the !i,t',t'tbali piacr %tiiI a.s with lk's and then was traded tu.tl Buffalo Braves, Who does he p1.,v with now'-Marie Thomas, Oklahoma City, Okla. No one. Emmette Bryant, who actually played his first four NBA seasons with theNew York Knicks, who drafted him out of DePaul, last performed for the Braves two seasons ago and now Is the assistant coach to Bill Russell on the Seattle Supersonles. Also a head coach candidate one of these days. - Q. I am in need of Henry Aaron bubbk gum) cards from 19$4-1968. I already have those from 1)0.74 but ______ you help me?-Frftz Sellery, 1899 TulIp Ave., Hayward, Calif. The ball goes over to you, bubble gum card collectors. 0. 1 wonhl Ilk.' In kyintr if fbi. kElnml fI,J,.hI... are betttr than th;Gre;n Bay Packers of the ' under %'Ince Lombardl?-AJtoa Bell, Randleman, N.C. ,- J - - ________ a vote for the old-timers and go with the Packers because I think physically they were stronger than the Dolphins, who dote on cohesive precision (Csonka Is the only real was a little less diluted when Loenbardi started putting together his dynasty in the early '&h. I can think of 11 old Packers of that period who might qualify for the Hall of Fame. - Q. How didaplayerilke Felix M.ilzan of the New York , Mets ever come up with that hitting style of choking almost hail way up on the bat? Doesn't he ever poke himself In the stomach'-Leo Mickey, New Haven, Conu. The veteran second baseman says that when he first came out cit his native Puerto Rico Into organized baseball a decade ago, he had his hands down at the end of the bat ue every otr.er wowae siugger. But tils second season, at Yakima, Wash., when he was in a deep slump, his manager, Hub Kittle, advised him to choke up on the bat, and he's been doing it ever since. By last season with the Mets, he got his hands almost up to the lanel and still managed 30 extra base hits. Ron Hunt of the Montreal Expos is another notorious "choker-upper." Millan says the only danger is in hitting his left forearm with the lower partoftbebat. (. 11 baseball player to the plate batting either left or right, can he at any time switch his stance at a 18 S Wishing the hospital. There is nothing that prevents switch hitter choosing either side of the plate for any pitch during his time at bat, But invariably, they follow the percenlages-right handed against a southpaw, from the left side against a right hand pitcher-so they can pick up the curve ball 'i1rg into them. But a ,,,; from Classified . 2 bedroom, utilities paid. 1 chIld 5, pet o k $ blocks from downtown. 1)30 monthly, small damage deposit. 3770251. Sanford,? bedroom Air,w.w carpet, $llOmo 365 3250 AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS-NO PETS 118W. 2nd St. SECURITY GUARDS cull time. Uniforms and equipment furnished. Paid vacation 6- other' fringe benefits. Must have clear record, phone And transpnrta'ion Apply to Pinkerton's, Inc. 100) Executive Center Dr., Orlando Sanford- 2 or 3 bedroom, central air, fenced yard 111,3 monthly pluS deposit 643 $173, Nice 3 bedroom house, 711 Laurel Aye, Sanford 5150 mo, 5100 security deposit 319 5362 _______________________________ Licensed real estate sales people, ixceltent location, piat books, So stop wishing copier, answering service, private desk and telephone, paid ad vertising, trainIng program, excellent Commission arrangement, Call Shirley Hart man, REALTOR, for confidential interview, Hartman Realt', Inc Casselberry, $30 1666 J shopping SJC area, 2 bedroom house, $135 Inquire at Five Points next to motel Seminole Used Cars, (Cross over 119) MayfaIr, 2 bearoom, famIly room, dininQ room, wIther S dryer, dishwasher, central heat & air, 5730 323 5101. - Classified - 24 Business Opportunities 3 bedroom, CD home. Kictien equipped On lake 3277423 - - Mary Carter Paint Store, owner retiring, see Sid Morrison, 5)5 S ' - S1F7 EVERYDAYII ttO)p'W4t7 '4F-Pat4,q 3] Houses RESTAURANT Only one In Lake Mary. Remodeled, newly fur nispied 2 year lease woption on building Strategically located. Wonderful opportunity at $4500. isox V1. Lake Mary Call f0i' ri l'mation 322 1724 -. .'?, I-tcR7,w -; Elm Ave. Sariforc'. ' c?a1Pp2c'E IffII&ftWL ' .' ': - ' To __ I - your tJ4! . place low cost --y k4&W W ° MqH - ml:' O,ZiWfl/pg o' '-ffi9 I 1! ,t/R#vIrA'af I fH,1c7ts'gt 6FA','5 1iflWio t#t , a (' '5. , - ' want ad call. I 9yi%t5,4'r 1/?P 3rMI, GOOD LOCATION Retired or young people, 2 bedroom, 1 bath. family room, fenced yard. $19. 500 PINECREST EXCLUSIVE ttractIve 3 bedroom, 2 bath. Nice shidy corner lot. A real bargain at 126.300. Drive by 100W. Woodland Dr. Call - 3fl $774 REALTOR - NEAR GOLF COURSE Living at It's best In this beautifully kept home on large corner lOt Three bedroom, 2 bath, family room, screened patio, OutsIde patio, double carport. and excel. lint storioc. taooa TWO bodrm, " t ,-,. dd;e ag,'d lady Free rc.,jrn & board arid l care for elderly gentleman in Osteen Ph. 323 10(7 322.2611 or 831.9993 o :. Rent Furnished JXURIOLJSOYCr'5i79 tandlb,jrm. apis (at in kitchens. froit free refrigerator, dishwasher, draperies, shag carpeting, family tor Faq 6if1 rms.. fireplace. Only 6 apis Prisacy in a Spanish Courtyard titling CtP Beautification Award winner Attvtts 7015 Sanford ISyp Model Open 125 PM. - A - - 4W/ //6R 44P &1iP A'O,I 744 7 Q hr ______________ ' I - - - - - -.. - - "Dr.JIr.Ia(rr1':aur.r.r r - - - - aiiforirniIb 7 bedrooni, 1', bath unturnished f i )Vpli'z Central H A Kitchen Iquipped 711$ Lake Ave. San ord _____________ MARY" "Stop 19 Inc For couple wtio love to watch children play. 114.900 NEWLY PAINTED Three bedroom, I bath, home with carpet. Near town 113900 I) Inc. F err, Pir i t)4 7867 _____________ WE WILL HELP YOU IF YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL Longwood 4 See W Garnett White, Real Estate Broker 107W Commerc at Sanford. 372 766) ____________________________________ c't I rr Beautiful home, 2' lots, orange trees, 3 bedroom, fireplace, .-M,*I.,$ ''i... -." • "cai, -' r-''-" '."'.' r1'* rod. Close to schools 1. hospital By owner. $32,500. 2)0 Vir ginia Ave. 327 1195. 323 7566 - liv'1 - 2 bdrm frami', With separate block building, lot $0 x 150'. Needs repair 515,000 Broker Owner ' -. CIVIC PIONT AND CIVIC ACCI5 NOMISITI5 MOSSIE - Utilities. (IvWw,se. POI F,l,,,,, Teøiii Cwet P,aic Area $141 L'i'ti I See Zab Homes in Deltona Open 9 am. to 7pm. Sat & Sun .May 16 5, 19 Model at 1175 NormAndy Blvd Deltona-S7I 270), Deltona- 571 17)7, Orlando---299 Sill. Cotfman Realty, Realtor IiMilpi Nw't$i ci 1371N 0 SANFORD' Extra special Choice 3 7530W FAINIANK5 AVINUI - 1)011 '4$-ISIS l$4I 7)44735 bedroom masonry home, modern, real and clean Close to shopping less than 570.000, with terms BALL REALTY, II? Pb 37336-il NO DOWN PAYMENT 503W First St 373 6061, 32) 0317. 372 9370 Mobile Home Bank Repossessons tS to choose from 131.7323. Dealer as little down as -- I I' Ill is?ia,ri I liar monsn's rem under the Farmer's Home AdministratIon Assistance plan, One A beautifully equipped kitchen. luxuriOus shag carpeting, garage, 7 patIos, and a dining room. You name It, thl$ home has It. Plus excellent financing. Near Se,unole High School. VA No DOwn, FHA Low down, for the Qualified buyer. Only 131,000 EVEREST REALTY INC., REALTOR 1601 S. Hwy 17 92, Live. cEe6e ' -' trees High and dry. Lake C" vilegCS 1001150, 17.300 AL. AMONTE - Near Lake Florida. 3 building SiteS, one l50xI75' 2 lOOx)75' 4lce trees All 3 for FOREST CITY - Lake lront Site Beautiful view, high and dry 19300 WMJL 01(4 f SPRING WOOD VILLAGE $31.49 Only 10 minutes from or Sanford and Orlando. Efficiencies. I & 2 bdrm, Townhouse from 1)45 628-2162 ________________________ ______________________ -a _______________________ Furn. OUR HOME - IN - & Unfurn. )2i6.333or6437333 M L Income and Investment Property -,,,,,,,,, Lease with option to buy-I bedroom. 7 bath, 2 Story with 7 separate apartments 134 5992 STENSTROM 9 0 p U S I jARK DRIVE Cnm : Wish to share 3 bedroom CAll $11 6-65) days i-I Miscellaneous For Sale 50 PUBLIC AUCTION. Every Wednesday 7 p m Con s.grmer'ts welcome East of I Ion SR IS If you have anything to sell or consign. call ! N at 323 9719 INTERSTATE AU lON COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE Buy. sell, consign, appraise, or special sales Out of anything of value 1200 French Ave 2)7340 Sanford, FIa 377 7435 PIPIEY WOODS BARN ,',e buy furniture and misc Sell Ioq 75 pt Consignment Free ckvps Aucteon Saturday at p m , Sanford 322 2270. Ill) p1*-v 1792 Open Sat 5. 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LO' CLEAN UP & C 10111 HAP'.ING PH 32) 2771 .I & 'i $',irt .''s i' i' 13 I 'er, c lt7ii 789 '- .' ,'. "fl; . ''cc " at _________ Sandblasting Lawn Service Movers ___________________ Ceramics -, 538° W ROTISSERIE & CART Ii _______ _________ Pet Care HOME IMPROVEMENTS Small Jobs Wanted 323 1331."LalieMary" Interior ________________________________ ST. '.00L 5.000 ISTU B.B.Q. GRILL Mobile Home Lots --j-- Carpentry Boat n tt'p way' Sell t fast arid easy i A.?h ii 0* COSt (la5SIf'd ST. COOL 21,000 ITU REPO. AIR COND CLUB HOUSE Sandlewood Villas For Rent - Iilfl dealer 149.95 HEAT PUMP DISTINCTION ________ Painting Reduce your electric bill with complete ceiling S wall insulation' Free estimates Aih'on ln%la' çri '9011 75-9 321 ______________________________ Za PORTABLE TV Situated On ' BOCkI erping Service Icr srri,iiI t.t nesS 'li p ck up an dei.c'Call Gerr-i., 319 5313 Plumbiflgstopped up. power mower ,soi'i I start' Get 'he service ou neci lrm LliS'i'tr-d uS REPO. AIR COND. - Ph. 32226 1 1 Licensed Bonded 37)6035 ii" B&W 2 ONLY - 12's SO', 2 bedroom partly furniuled trailer Ph 119 5720 after 6 Bring Results Bcltrr,v,, (,arpel Cri 5.' Janitorial Service Free Est One P'ce 'nclvdes all' ii 53) 05)1 ' HOMES OF VVant Ads Custom Work 12 VeIl Batteries SI) 93 PEEL'S BODY SHOP COLOR CONSOLE , _________ _______ BUDDY'S Carpentry. Remodeling, Additions, Auto RepaIrs Paris. Accessoracs 2 ONLY - 19,000 BTU AC renting a mobile home. No alcohol, no pets. Camp Seminole, Appknces _________________________ Moran s NG _________ _______ SANFORDLONGRIFLESHOPPE Kitchen Bathroom LaDina',,, Courter tOp's. Sinks Installation available Bud Cait, 37757 1109 Sanford Avrflue Celery Ave . Sanford Guns CENTRAL HEAT & AIR Sates, Service & lnslallaton Free Estimate Ph 675 2528 Bookkeeping For Complete motor home sales and service. Stop by NELSON fLORIDA ROSES I Home Improvements r'ol filter 5. motor, new, 1230 377 7771 16 ________ I _______ TOWERiSBEAUTYSALON Hurttman camper 1970 Self con lamed Likenew Ftslil' pick up bed. 1600 1910 Chevy truck. RENTAL APARTMENT 9 -' teiior, ready to buy at 11795 Call Paul at 322 1631 or 6445014 Dialer Pu? a classified ac to work fjr yot today Call 3272611 or $31 7993 (formerly Horrietl'S Beauty Nook) SitE Pine. 372 5712 t,'.ntor Home Call Pete a' 377 165) .',t,oclrutt'S Farm & Garden Center HOMES Station Vega Wagon. automatic, blue with black ri 1711 Beauty Care Lawnand Garden 60) SHELLEY USED CARS, 700 French Aye, 373-2960. 1911 ________ 1970 Kinqwood Station Wagon, 6 passenger, white with blue in tec'ior, 371 V 1. an O.K. Car to fit every need 51795 Call Pete at 372 1831 or 641 5014 Dealer. 1977 Pinto, 7 door sedan, 14,000 mileS, metallic green with green deluxe interior. I speed, header pipes, chrome wheels, arid wide tires Immaculate. Reduced $100 for quick sale A fantastic buy at 11695. Call Pete at 3fl 1651 or 644 5011 Dealer. & Ac Sanford Ave ____________________________________ Campers Travel Trailers /5 Office Furniture for rent with option to buy Sweeney's Office Supply, Sanford, Ill Magnolia Aye 372 1746 -.___________________________ ________ 1919 ford Econoilne Van, 6 cyl., 3 P#ed. full windowsand AM radio Lots of good times left. 11395 Call Don Pope, at 3221651 or 6443011 Dealer bergiass VW Dune Buggy. 1 speed, new tires, in%pection sticker, road tested. $730 For free eStimates, call Carl I Muzzle Loading, Arms Harris, at SEARS in Sanford. 322 cessores 210 S available also Large capacity M.r'eooraph and spirit duçlicator nachine's Sales 5. Service. supplies our specialty Sweeney's Office Supply, Sanford. 111 Magnolia Ave 322 1216 6? Central Heat 1, Air Conditioning Full lineGE Appliances Sanford Electric Company 2372 Park Drive, 322 1562 Pt 16, West, Sanford 373 5620 & Supplies Close out on all Gibson frpeiers S tQ chOOSt from Priced Right i' Air Conditlon'mg Dell's Auction Service Custom built electric driveS In stalled on your adult tricycle Normal peddling speeds to help up hill and long rides 322 3731 - 1971 Toyota Mark 11,1 door sedan, ar conditioning, 1 speed. A'.' radio, extra clean $2695 Call r Pope, at 322 1651 or 644 51 Dealer. -1960 Chrysler and 961 Studibak Tags S stickers Good fran soortation, sso cacti 717'i WeY !ti St _______ A Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You! kundS of glass, depression, cut. novelty itCnus, anc a whole houseful of furniture. ptus several TVs and Mechanic's tools, l,pn mower-s All sites and models. 10 speeds, S SpeedS. and standard bikes now available at Firestone Store Call 3720214 1910 VW 3611 Squareback, ar conditioned, AM FM radio, speed, beige, ideal second car r,s saver It $1795. Call Paul a 327 1631 or 644 5011. Dealer. _________ A 'A I We have a rice assortment of all Bicycles 1970 Mercury Montgo, ?,A X Brougham interior, yellow & biack. full power, ready to go 11793 Call Paul 372 1631 or 644-30)1 Dealer Dealer offers Top economy 1300 tXDOk pr.ce, 177 3773. ] 1 L1 I FRiDAY NIGHT7:30 PM flcn.ta. 55 HP JohnSon & Trailer Travel cover, fully equipped Excellent onition, 11.730 (305i 668 5119 Barr.cuda-l965. Try to find one like thiS! Automafic, 773 V I. A C,. pwr steering Beautiful Dealer 172571) ________ Auction Sale 197) 16' Seabree:e with trailer 1971 75 Pip Chrysler motor has only ID P'rs in water 12500 337 70.15 altec Appliances 1974 EL CAMINO 1PECIAL.1)795 CALL SAM 322 3391 _______________________________ Auction // 7927Hwy 1792 323 5961 Bikes, Bikes, Bikes 1973 Singer Zig-Zag Ford Pickup Good running condition 1300. 377543) or 327 7237 Stamps-Coins 69 $1 Drop in bobbin, zig zag and 3 needle position Like new condition, sold new for 11$. balance of 143 cash or S payments of 110 New warranty Wanted to Buy 0400 Sensational bargains like 16100 19' Cabin Cruiser with 120 HP Out $8 ' 60 t967 Falcon -Automatic Perfect running ondtion. Dealer an finance Only $795. 312 5773 Feed 0 E Television, model 111010 322 While They Last ri SC*uflg cabinet, repossessed "-nger's besi model, winds bobbn fl machine Fully automatic Pay '57 Chevrolet pick A I CitiOfl, 1700. 373 68.53 after S _________________ CASH 323 1)37 For used furniture, appliances, Tools, etc Buy 1 or 1001 items Larry's Mart, 713 Sanford Avt CatI 373 714.6 I 122 6600 after I Trucks and Trailers 1967 VW GoodConditlofl,1'50 37) 1322 __________________________ _____ __________________________________________________________________________ RUGS WANTED Top prices paid, used, any con dulion 6418176. Winter Park. Fishing Boat, Skip Jack Good Condition, $63 Brand new, 2 couches with bolsters. Can be 7 separate single beds oi' corner set Reasonable 373 5017 - 68 trailer, 11)50 373 554. For Sale 1 couch 8. matching chair, dining table * 6 Chairs, I twin bed. dresser w framed mirror. Good condition 37)7319 61 Volkswagen JIM DANDY FEEDS IA' Larson, 90 HP Evinrude, tilt Dining room suite, buffet, table & six chairs, wlanut, $95 Swivel rocker, $29. Custom sofa. 175, Wrought iron dinette. 160. Twin bed, complete, 13%. Desk, 16 50. Baby bid, complete, 130. Lamps from SI KULP DECORATORS, 109W 1st St , 373 7335. Thunderbird 1966 model Double s1'arp Only 1695 Dealer 377 5'3 BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR Gormley's E. 46. 323 471.3 21' - Sportscraft - loaded, with trailer 160 Merc cruise MUST SELL! Will take small sailboat in trace 3722679. Household Goods Horses - 67-A Carport sale- Fri. 5. Sat , May 17 6 It. Many miscellaneous items 111 Country Club Rd. Sanford in l5Oltonda ,ully Dressed, 11100 373 6*44 liore - Geldung,9 years. Good with children or adults 1)50 372 54)1 or 372 7237. . 1963 Impala- Peal tough car' Can be seen at Fair*,,u Market on 1792. Real reasonable ________________________ AutosforSale -___________________ 66 CARPORT SALE, Saturday, May II. 12)) Myrtle Ave. Wide variety t-OutehOId itemS, clothes You name it' Enloy beautIlI Wekiva RIvcr by Spaca aviilabie in Adult Park GREGORY MOBll,E HOMES 300 French Ave , Sanford 323 5200 -- -- - SMALE. 1 FEMALE - Sat, May 15 - 37) 3$M ----lflJ Honda O. 2603 mileS,with 6.lXe) pu warranty Ectra clean 5)500 It?) Ford Pick up, Ranger XLT Custom Camper with radio, heater, air, 9,000 mi. Excelent Condition. 1100 cash arid take over payments 322 7610 after 3 pm FREE PUPPIES 901 W 72nd St. Sanford. *Maitland Flea Mart* * Free Kittens Good Home 047Safter5,)5i ' I ONLY - 35" TV 1913 furnished 1 bedroom Adults. Security. 1140 monthly plus electric. 323 0)23. 35 ;.'nre',s,e male AKC Registered Dull personality 6 obedience rained 3.65 3601 after Garage Rummage Sales BLAIR AGENCY 79 DOBERMAN PINCHER Laurel Aye, Sanford. Call Steve, 322.2824 1971 V,i Super Beetle bright rx'ar'ge. I speed, AM FM stereo, C'f'ty 1.QQQ miles, extra clean 1)6-93 Call Pete at 372- 165), or 644 9 Dealer ------- . - lt.hrrar,uda-.lS'87 Dealer offers. 7fl 1 ',C'Cd Just what yr.:',e been IocA.rir for 3225773 Motorcycle Insurance Bird Dog Puppies, $70 each Call after S i' m. 372 Furniture, appliance's, antiques, primitives, books, etc. Sat. S Sun.. May 155. 19.9a.m to 7pm. 2401 . __________________________ Motorcycles 197) 650 USA Excellent ConditiOn. $100 323 1201 after 6 GARAGE SALE ("(1k rsITIr'lkl ''.i i I/i I I I L I'S /8 Female Cocker Spaniel puppy IS wks AKC registered, 1)00 Phone 323 7139. Shetland Sheep dogs. AKC. charripon sired, excellent family pets. StC'O $173 Ii') 5155 HERR'S T V SERVICE 32) 173-i 1113 S Sanford -.-____________ CARPORT SALE •- : 1P'.'AP SHEPHERD PUPPIES 'orsale Cailnow?" player. $ track tape and psychedelic lights built into a beautiful Spanish bar. Assume payments Ph 6.17 1577 for free home trial. Hatlmark, 1715 W. Fairbanks. Winter Park. 50 electric range, 1 year old-SItS 10 gal electric water heater 515 63 gal. oil tank 515. sofa bed 513. recliner cha'r 520 372 1191 nr 371 6044 Moving? Why not live in Sanford s finest established residential area? Mobile Homes Rent 3234470. ______- with 6 chaIrs, W W - - W -W SANO .'' - _______________________________ RANGE 51 ' . s'•. Animal lla-.icn Grooming & Boarding Kennels. 3fl 5757 - AM FM radio, Garrard record WASHER Cars Removed un*ar.fed iurlI. cars rif'' r,ule'u .t,vai Your COSt, $10 6194 anytime Pets and Supplies 6S RepossessedAssume Payments $316777 REALTOR dition. Also snaIl upright piano Very nice 1613 S Maple Ave Sanford (• - Junk _.. .Stereo Bar. * Frostfree with Icemaker, 1)97 17 16 cv ft , Westinghouse, 5)73 CLIFF JORDAN 11 _______ OPEN SATURDAYS , 64 Equipment for Rent __________________________ ABLE RENT ALL, with th' best equipment to serve you. 1016 5. French Ave. Sanford 37) 63)0 _______________________ ____________________________ R,'nt Blue Lustre Electric Carpet '"arpooer for only $1 per day CARROLL'S FURNITURE 13 GE Component Stereo, 173 fall $31 2970 1.4 and SR 434 ____________________ CALL 322.2420 ANYTIME s STEREO II 15 cu ft GE rrosrtre,. S?i' 15 17 Cu It , WeStinghouse I Fr,v with Icemaker, 1799 17 cv. ft , Westinghouse 16 ____________________________ - BLACK & WHITE TVs - ldinq Mower-i rip In good con P,ts Cer,,d..d ._ TV.Radio.Stereo 9 15' Zenith Portable with ',tacd. 5160 10 1A" Zenith Portlble, $7 REFRIGERATORS _____________________ 1971 VW Beetle, marina blue with black Interior, 1 speed and radia, low mileage, a real nice car Priced for immediate sale, 1)593 Call Paul t 372 1651 or 644 5011 Dealer - _____________________________ Late model apartment size electric ranges. Guaranteed 1)9.95 Wayne's Quality Flew & Used Furniture, 1200 French Ave Ph 37) $110 Can deliver. ) 73" GE O.k Console, 1 75" GE Med Console, 1)99 1 73" GE Walnut Console, $299 I 2" Zenith Walnut Console. 1396 5 25" '73 Model Zenith, 1161 25" (.1 W,ilriut Console, 5317 ' 25" GE Walnut Console, $)7I 19" Zenith Portable, with st,iri. 70 3.000 flU GE. 199 LongwOod 3 bedroom home 7ev',.ri lri,1,,t,i.aI r..., Must seii priced at only 1)6.000. Cliff Jordan REALTOR PhylliS Cappon Assoc I)) $222. - ice, used macrifles, MCONEY APPLIANCES, 373 0691 COLOR TVs A ID ri i r - Short Term Lease All Advit '' Appliances YENMOPE WASHER, parts, sers - 19 WeshnçhovSe, 30" Ava,$77 21.000 BTU Air Conditioner call3fl 0771 834-3363 (MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE) S. Used & Repo Specials REALTORS 196W Lake Mary Blvd sAuctioneering Service. H011iES Inc. Miscellaneous For Sale 16 Heavy Duty GE, IllS FORREST GREENE INC. TWO BEflROOM HOUSE PHONE 3731371 SO ALTAMONTE SPRINGS- Nice PUBLIC AUCTION EVERY MONDAY NIGHT Antiques, TV5, Mt(ellarieo,js, New and used furniture and appliances fuS Special sale's 1*-Itch ads) ARO11DA EVEREST 671 (Es) * Prcipert$' listing for 17,700 60' 1 $33' City water and sewerage Good lOCAtIOn 373 76*9 after 5pm * Sanford Auction 'A - tolD 11BI(IYYtLL Mt. Ph 3727357, Lots and Acreage __________ _____ 11 ID" Sears. as us, 110 17 73" Curtis MathS Console. Sic - __________________________ WILSON MAIER FURNITURE buy Sell trade 311 3ISE First St 3723823 a tiaw j r' bedroom home for HOUSE* __________________________ Like new, 2 bedroom, family room. carpet, 117,500 - 373.4994 M. Unsworth Realty NO QUALIFYING 500 down, Washington Oaks, 3 oom, It', baths. 209 Terry p Monthly terms 626-1623' er Park. 0ho0hOOd, PLACE HOMES NORTH 5347270 533 Hwy 17 97, ' 1 Mile South of Hwy 4)1, at Lake Kathryn Estates 16300112.000 annually You may Qu4lity for a 3 or 1 bedroom home fl a rsiral area MaItland. Open 7 days. split plan, huge eralk in closets. built in bookshelves, Also) BR, 7B with Fam, Pm on corner lot. Both feature allelectric kitchens, central H A, Shag carpetIng & no wax vinyl, g,atios, double garages. Once in a lifetime oiler We trlliflg new r'obile homes below C'-lr' cost Come in today I'. fxt intereSt if you earn between WOOD NEW HOMES pc? financlng-12 37,000. inklin Ramseve, Assoc. Inc. OPEN HOUSE-SAT. & SUN IS,,,, OeBary-at Constance & Alano 7 QualIty built homeS 2 BR, 7 9 Trailer '- 17' i 67' 5600 eguily and 'ake over paym.'rtts 372 6677 or lM7 26 * GRAND OPENING * . 236$ Park Dr 25115. French Ave. D1ys32272)7 __________________________________ __________________________ Mobile Homes -- BATEMAN BR OK E R. 3fl 764) - SavNtdat 0.1cM Autos For Sate 1971 Super Beetle, automatic StiCk Shift, air, AM radio, low mileage, a real nice car 52095 Call Don _______________________________ ______________ or 641 30)1 Pope at 327 165)_______________ Dealer _______ - WE TAKE TRAQES LOW DOWN PAYMINT raciLisNy FINANCING so 1973 VW Beetle. air conditioned, I speed, AM radio, 19,000 miles. Red with black inferior $7693 Call Don Pope at 377 165) or 611 5011 Dealer - -__________ RETIREES DREAM,- 14po. 1973 Villager, 2 bdrm Set up on lakelrot lot Take over paymenls, or pay off balance Ph 3730330 Dealer COUNTY Cqafr.i Sea,, 'T) "I JOHN KF4IDER, ASSOC flushed, w w carpet. Patio, t.i. port Owners ph 775 2346 Make Pa,ed leads Trucksand Trailers 80. BROKERS The Time Tested Firm Days 377 6173 Nlght 337 S.4?l HUFFMAPI REALTY ____________________________ Al Pell, Jenny Clark, Assoc. 337 159$ or _______________________________ - - -W W - - -W ________ 195$ ' ton Ford truck, FlEW INSPECVIC)P4 STICKER? Runs Qood 5700 or best oIler 322 39,4 or 3fl 5510 _____________________________________ p _________ 3 ACREAGE, INDUSTRIAL AND PF'lOEp4TlAL REALTY ui Jill We Succeed." - 773 3676 Sanford 3 bdrm, CD fur. on this 2 story,7 bedroom, 1 bath with large eat.in kitchin, formal dining room, and big living room with fireplace. Excellent location Call REALTOR Associate Rose Southward for details, Alter hours phone 3236404 RIde by 20)9 Park Avenue. Call to seef Realty, 372 130) 2613 Hiawatr,aAve.at I? 92 Fenced yard, city sewer Elmer Bakalla, Call 327 71,5 4 BEDROOM 2 BATH RETIREMENT HOME r -me - 21 Hour Service CITY - PRICE AGAIN REDUCED iSP ALIAMONIE SPRINGS family room in this 3 bdrm • . Calibart Real Estate Ceni,aI Wafer - WW - - W NEEDTOSELLFAST ruLLu THESE bedroom. 2 bath hOme Is that it's too much home for them I You have a big family? Then see this home at 20th 6 Sanford for $39,900. In near perfect condition. 0's 2 large corner lots. Shown by ap poin?ment only. Call REALTOR. Associate, Julian Stenstrom. After hours phone 322 2160 - by Art Sonsorn (\HPTIF1T We will pay Quick cash for your equity Call Larry Saxon, REALTOR or Jerry Emerson. REALTOR Assoc Roberts & Oilman Inc REALTORS 6)0 5500 - R',,x 8305500 Realtors - W W 19 )?? 3?9 Iafld377Q, 1? "We Don't Stop ITY- Only reason owners listed this tremendous older 2 story, I *OPEN THE BORN LOSER - mHuntReafty RE AL P 3772111 After Hr 9211 Urn! '' and water, paved Street and Only $SS0 sale price REALTORS $31 $400 FIREPLACE pant. - LookIng for a place to park your trailer, then rent the house out for e,tra incorilr IC acres, s in l-.i5ture. aria frncrcj 0*-ncr will hold mortgage. Hovie has 3 bedrooms, I bath arid air. Price 113.900. Located off Hwy. 428 on paved road Call Dii Bowler, Assoc. 130 5500 west on Countr%' Club, turn north on Upsala, then look at first home on right after VihIen Road. You'll see one of the area's outstanding homes Has 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, anC every p(,S5ible extra con venlence you can imagine On one acre. 14,000. Same home in Swedwater is selling for 560.000 Act now' Call REALTOR Merle Warner. After hours phone 372 6633. in rear. $21,500. r,em 3 bedroom, 7 bath Lake Mary Piw w w Carpet, at Central heat Kitchen equipped RedU(rd $25.90) Must sell, by owner, 3?) 6l PLUS BARN DIRECTIONS, PLEASEI Drive LOCATION frame carpet $13,000 toal Flexible terms 714 S 3rd St , Lake Mary 1?) 1309 Roberts & Gilman ground. Zoned PaytO 3 bedroom HOUSE WITH 10 ACRES Realty• w - - --- ____ - Seville Gardens. - - Apartments Rent Unfurnished , Stenstrom Nice three bidroom, Ity bath, carpeted nome. Good garden soil, SANFORD - OVIEDO REALTOR i')l ' ML$ (Jr,, 31? 497) 1919 S French Eve 323 7)71 322 1496 322 75.4$ :outer, HOuserforsa;, - Lot 150' x 290', cleared With 190' iseli Power on property. A very Qood buy at $7,500 5 ACRES Four bedroom borne on corner lot, with trees. Naar artn[ terms $3I900. REALTOR 646 1791 Deftary - - 1 r-. ..,,,wp- rvvr. - __ COR6ETT PEAL ESTATE mosphere. Call Joan Carter, Atsoc. at $305500 OSTEEN HOMESITE REALTORS ________ BEAUTIFUL - a to $10,900, terms. 3b.d'oom hom on Ilacres,bacres ( trus Many extras. For in -'ormat,on call Two fireplaces enhance this three bedroom, two bath ranch style home. On 2', acres with ldke privileges Many trees, plus an unusual stone entry gives the feeling of a peaceful country at "Sanford' Sales Leader" Your Multiple Listing Agency NEAT AND CLEAN Good high "LAKE ('.. II 's.is n i'SlS A ..el .ai, Jis•w&u ,',Jyuuu;i ---.---. - BYOWNER-lbedrooni,2bathCB home. 2 acres In country. Cntral heat-air. 322 34.51 eat in kitchen, all on spacious well landscaped lot. Only 112,000, PINE CREST 3 bedroom, 2 bath, spacious living room, shag carpet, fenced yard, large lot. 124,000 See thiS today EXCLUSIVE 3 bedroom, 2 bath, eat in kitchen with dishwasher, large living and dining rooms, central heal S aIr, 2 car garage, huge yard, well iacdscaped. Only 2 years old $15000. couple only, rio children or pets. References $150 plus deposit 372 .arge bedroom, private bath. Mile from airport. Call alter 8 p m 373 ' 1;'445$,1 ,' - 4 bedrOom, 2 bath, family room. large workshop, nicely landscaped fl2.S0O ' LAKEMARYAIIEA-3bedroom,7 bath, carpet, fenced in yard. Central HA. 573,500 3237494 Stemper Realty Cul di sac 3 or Will purchase firSt or second mortgages in any condItion. Southeastern Acceptance Cor. pration. 671 1173 " after $ after 33fl.7174 41 fr 3 bedroom, )'z bath. Fenced in back yard and family room. 373 6153 MOVE UP TO THIS B'g Mayfair I bedroom, 2 bath home. Extra large family room, HouseS for Sal. 41 HousesforSalo REALTY, INC. 122 6437 0391. i:jt FORIIR iYm%ra - - _____ AT Houses Sue _______________________ Cute 2 bedroom home In Winter Park, $13,900. Idealfor renting. No existing mortgage. 13 JOHNNY WALKER Lake Mary, 7 bedroom, responsible Rooms for Rent ::;, _ Houses Rent Unfurnished 32 $940761 by Alan Mayer repairs 3.65 57)7 after 6 _______________________ for those hrd to flid items. and the people who I h45 Va7P4 I W6358 372-624) Young lady to work in ice cream sandwich shop. Apply in person to The Big Dip, 7439 French Ave. after 2 p m. and start r1i'(a97MP I rooms. Clean, close In. Adults, 11$ monthly. Housekeeper, two days, top pay. Must have references S tran sportation Like children. $13 2750. question- will be answered in this column. Olderman regrets that he cannot write personal answers to all qtiestions. - Park AvenveMobile Park 2545 Park Drive, 327214) Housekeeper.Baby Sitter, per rnanent pos.tion, for responsible Ads Everyday play them' All you got to do is ask Murray Olderman. Write him at The Sanford Ifrrnld The' mn int.'ractlno - I 2 Bedroom. Adults Onl' Ads Will , Shop Classified Large home with Storage ana 'jarden. Can do maintenance & 41 * IIOOE. 25th St. 372 6453 agriculture. $3,000 per acre. 1 oomfurnished efficiency Phone3fl 7760 person, Must have own tran sportation. 373.7161. Parting shot: Team tennis is a symptom of the over-exploitation of sports. TennIs teams never paid the bills t the varsity level-why should they suddenly become a hot item with the pros? SHRiNKING DOLLARS 1109. LPN's. Part time or ft,II time. 3.1) and 11-7 Shift. Apply In person Lakeview Nursing Center, 919 E. 2nd St., Sanford. Onlyt'etweenptcbesun1esshewantstor1skatripto Got a tough question about sports garage apartment. Kitchen equipped, 5*5 mo, Call Ort. IS). Background in boy route and rural motor route management des ird. Salary pli.s weekly car expenses. Call 372.741) to arrange for ap. pointment, (Won' t Help Wanted To Rent 38 trisulation installers needed Good ______________________________-employment for ambitious men Apartments Rent NOW 734%-VA & FHA Fringe benefits. Chauffeurs Furnished license required. Good workirs _______________________________ VA-No Down-No Closing Costs only need apply. Apply 101) Miller FHA-Low Down-Low Closing DrIve, Altarnonte Springs. Off Two bedroom duplex furnished' Costs apartment. 4720 Orlando Drive. Charlotte St. S & K Warehouse. Sanford ___________________________ _______________________________ All brick, central heat & at. car Milk Maids wanted, women to milk peted. 3 bedroom, U'i or 2 bath Cows with milking machine in Apartment - Adults, No pets. 327. homes. Model open lb pm. 115 1610. modern milking parlor. 119 per ___________________ ValencIa Cf. North. day starting. Night shill. Call for bedroom apartment. Furnithed' appointment 377 11)7. Training Utilitietfi,rniU,pd "mo. Phone AU ST IN program now in progress. DEVELOPMENT CORP. rn.lu,. ________________________ Ph 3fl7010 or W 6-300 Age lior over. Evenings. Will train WELAKA APARTMENTS TOMI PIZZA. Winter Park. 671. IIIW.lstSt. CONVENIENT LOCkTION- Newly 5115. _______________________ renovated, I bodroom. 1, bath, Furnished apt., 119 French Avi, RECEPTIONIST - general office, kitchen equipped, central heat & 5)00 per month, plus 125 Security light typing, good benelit. S day air, 521.000 372 6617 or 322 6120 gets up ' 323 006) NT 11ST PAIt rOUND- Key ring Leather strao w panda bear & I keys. Behind stadium, 360 Mellonville or phone 322 0721. _______________________ Lost- Male, silky terrier. Tan & silver gray with tong hair. Would the people who picked up the dog at Bahama Joe's please call 323 ous 013235713. _______________________ LOS?- Ladies Diamond Wristwatch Wnite gold Lost in viCiflity of Sanford Plaza Reward. 37) (51) _______________________ Child Care 4 the plate and hat the other way.-Albert Rocha, Berkeley, Calif. 3 BarMaid-nightsfrombto7.Callor come by from 9 to 6 days. for interview. 323 9979, Lost and Found Warehouse, s.hop. office From 2503 to 50,000', Reasonable. New & ready. I 4 lndvstrial Park GENEVA GARDEN APARTMENTS 25th St Studio, 1. 2. 6 3 bedrOom apart. mentS. Carpeting, drapes, kitchen POoI and laudramat. , ____________________________ Twø bedrooms. I bath, wall to wall (arpeting, drapes, central heat ar'car Fullyequ;ppedwithdish waSher Call Mrs. Rutherford 373 Semi tractor.trailer driverriperienced. Good salary and company benefits. S day week. Must be 21. Apply ir. person _______________________________ Austin Fertiiiiec & Chemical Co., 7100 Country Club Rd.. Sanford FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous Can Help Call 423 4517 Write P.O. Box 12)3 Sanford,FioriØa ____________________ 37 Business Property For Rent Houses fb,'Sale TAFFER REALTY this summer. Save gas and travel time Choose from 1$ new, two txirm., two bath ocean front apartments rtntd funnshed with every luxury. Pool and ret room. Call or write DL. Antoine, Mgr.. Paradise Beach Club, 975 AlA N. Satellite Beach. (Just IS miles sotjlh of Cape Canaveral). Or phone (303) 773 6393 We*endWeek Month- Season, _________________________ 3236630. Maids, experienced. Apply Holiday Inn, Sanford. No phone calls please MARRIAGES PERFORMED YourHomeorMne ___________ 74 Hr. Service. 323 7750 ci Resort Property For Rent ENJOY A BEACH VACATION money you make selling Avon FOR LEASE. deluxe I Dr. un Products. No experience. Call 614. furnIshed apt. Air, ground floor, 3079. duplex Located in Quiet exclusive Sanford residential area. Mature FRUIT STAND. Full or part time adult(s) only. No pets. $130 323 days. 175 $100 wk. Retired - semi 1795 retired student. Sanford area For interview call 323-2670 alter 4 One Bedroom, kitchen equipped ________________________ No Pets Beautician matured person who I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBL 06W. 11th St., Sanford does good "bread 6 butter' work. FOR ANY DEBTS INCURRI Excellent COmmiUio Styles by SANDLEWOOD VILLAS BY ANYONE OTHER THMiN Jess. 3fl-9. 110W. AIRPORT BLVD. MYSELF AS OF MAY 15, 1?li ___________________ SANFORD. 323-7670 GaryL. Lawtie ad Part time mechanic, Day or night. Apply in person to FRANKLIN ARMS APTS. ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call To 7 SANFORD YELLOW CAB CO Free, 641 2027 for "We Care"-I&7fldrm.Apfs Centralhaat& ar, ______________________________ 201 5. Park Ave. "Hotline". Adults or Teens pool. Adults. 1170 Florida Ave ______________________________ _____________________________ -- CIRCULATION DISTRICT MANAGER S 36 Apartments Rent Unfurnished Buy Fathers Day gifts with the _____________________________ IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY? AL-ANON for families or friends of problem drinkers, For further information Call 173 45 or write Sanford Al-Anon Family Group P.( Box 553, Sanford, FIa. 3777). - !2i _______________ - Help Wanted eek. I to S Will train Apply 1011 Miller Drive, (off Charlotte St. Lake Mary - 1 bedrOom Nice Fenced Yard lust west of Lonowood Road Settled working man only. No 323 7479 nr nti P.4.rwt Ifl MIn & wife needed for part time -. ,- Children 2' 6 being accepted for cleanIng work in Sanford. 3 hours, ____________________________ new child care center OpeniflO In mornings, Cat I Mr. Moore 62$ Clean furnished 1st floor apartment. Sanford. Betty Watson, 3236711 1004 Palmetto Ave., Sanford. ___________________________ -Adults only Cocktail Waitresses, year 'round _______________________________ , Things to Eat employment, company benf its, Nice clean apartment, I bedroom Apply in oerson. 4 to 6 p.m. Lights, water' furnished. Adults Caine Farms Sweet corn, 60 ears Holiday Inn, Altamonte SpringS. No pets. Only 1105.3222296. 13.00.7k a dozen. Every day, thiS See Mr. Kramer. wetk only RETAIL FARMERS Nice 1 bedroom trailer, also apartMARKET 17.92 6 13th St. San Insurance debIt-man who wants to mint, utilities paid, good location, •ord, Bring yir Own baq. make $300 plus per week to run an mat lie idultS, 323-5495. .,. established Irurance delt. MuI vviio tlk TO buy top Quality farmbe neat appearing and have good SANMO PARKS. 12) Bedroom fresh vegetables from careful transportation. Phone $314644 TraIlers 1, Apts. 2 Adult parks, 2 growers for Holiday House between S and 17. Family parks. ..$15 Hwy. 17.97, Restaurants. Holiday Supply Sanford. 3731930r Day. Wk, Mo Department, No. I. 124) Old M&ntenance Daytona Road. DeLand, FIa, Newly deccrntid 3 room garage 32720 ElectricIan apartment. Adults only, no pets, Knowledge of motors, air corn. . __ _____________________ _______________________________ 372 3167 pressors, 410 1. 220; Wages 18 serwurate with ablUty. Help Wanted 6-Bamboo Cove Apts _____________________ SC1 American wood Products, 300 • U1 Marvin Ave.. Lonq'aood. Insulation installtrs needed. Good employment for ambitious men. Bored Houe*ifep Unique garden setting, air, shg. At Let Sarah Fringe benefits. Chaufsisslice,n. budgif prices) Choic. of fur. Coventry help make new triends, required Good workers only need nlsl,lngt. T'q'o minutes from Earn 130-540 wk., lust I $ hrs. No apply. Apply 10.41 Miller Drive, Sanford Shopping Plaza. 3fl.)3 investment. coliecting or Altamorle Springs. Off Charlotte ue'ivrring. CIII 373 779) after 4 Park Avenue. Clean furnished St $6-K Warehouse It's a little out of season, but the question does keep I Personals Will babysit in my hone Weekdays 373-2604 _______________________________ flaby Sitting ifl my home fl r.1eI!1.1i r4iIii'I -- - - 1W' w 4 By MURRAY OLD ERMAN The HeraldSenjers 1'ITEtI4 Want Ads Make Paydays Come More Often ' ' -' Upholstery _____ 20 perience Fre, pickup, delivery arid estimvtes All wOrk pp. i',,h'.i"d fl ¶,ri ''p MSSITuI _________ ACE DECORATORS D,'i ,pr ),'53 Painting - Need a nI rig done' For the f'nest fl pant rig work call S&W Pant rig Co 323 3035 LicenWd & Bonded _____________________ 44* PAINTING and paper hang r; cmmercial or residential, cap tradesman. guaranteed materials and workmanShip Free con tultatiort and estimating 671 3337 Wel_ 1)rig ____ DICh JOYCE WELL DQILLINGS 3" and larger, pumps, sprinklers Water cond't,onrs. 32216)0 WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS A- c repar as'ii service STlE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO 207W lnc,St 32&it2 �- .- .. - -- -- - --- - - - - . —a i - __ iu# -Ihe b antorJ Herald - i, 8A Friday, May 17, 1974 NA TION 1 Town Boasts 'No Racial Problems' 1 F SI.JMMERTON, S.C. (All) "It is amazi ng to see how the blacks and the whites get along so good in evaryday life, but when you mix them in the schools boom." 'That's the assessment of J seph Richburg, the chairman of the school board in in Summer. ton,S. C., a town of 6,500. .Rich. burg, a bla ck , wasn't referring to violence in the schools but to the state of school Integration two decades after the Supreme Cour t s I . ri iii , k desegregation ruling. It was 20 years ago today IbM the nation's highest 'ourt handed down MOfl taming separate blacks and whites.. — TODAY C'... 1 - Courts Keep Busing Power WASHINGTON The Senate has voted to preserve most of the power of federal courts to order school busing deemed essential to end segregated schools. That was the final outcome of the latest renewal of the busing controversy on the Senate floor. It required eight roll calls and a mass of parliamentary maneuvering to reach that outcome Thursday. Both sides agreed that no more busing amendments would be offered in the remaining debate on the $23-billion education bill, extending and revising many of the most important federal school aid programs. (AP) - nestled in a grove of pines on 11w outskirts of t he town. Of Summerton's citizens, 5 are blacks, and the public have 2,000 students ftwo the ton and surrounding ''as 2(3 At that tilUC% schools for blacks arid schools for whites. Today, the re is one public school system, but only three white youths attend pub. Rlctiburg, seated in the bar. her shop he owns and looking t on a quiet downtown street, lie schools.. More than 400 sstd 'things are better whites are enrolled at the i- ihn tht tnri' uri hut _________________________ Il l _______ ______ _____ ______ ____________ - — % - i'hnrac Meanwhile, Summerton'3 public schoo ls face financial d problems and Butler says II'S related to the racial situation. Summerton isn't wealthy to be. gin wi th a survey two years ago ranked It 75th of the state's 93 school districts in potential revenue and Butler said white parents with children In private schools are slow to help th e public schools. 'We have enough money to Just get by, no more," Butler said. "Our biggest problem is getting the voters to approve an increase in taxes to help the - - schools." llni4c thit the Smbinnese Liberation -Why they feel this was, I rshbcd a bank and the don't understand," he said. ''I kidna ped newspaper heiress hope one day it will come to Patricia Hearst. completely mixed schools, where our chil dren work and ct Judge Alfonso Zirpoli t1eniVIhiirsdayto study together as our adults noido. I ml I Halverson, 29 a gradu Hichburg voiced this view, ate philosophy student at San too. "It may not be too far off, Francisco State University, and hesald."Itshould happen andi ,, , Cynthia Oi Oakland. their think It will happen Sometimes He also refused to stay it takes the white people time to sentence pe nding appeal. = - nrnhintu iuirv But I)uioIs, whose daughter isn't old enough for school, said he has sv explanation for th e segregated schoo ls. "I can't y why parents wi th schoolage children don't send them to public school. I'm not In that position as yet." Several white citizens, none of whom wanted to be identilied, said the reason for whites fleeing to the private school was simply a matter of percen ta ges. One said, "If the ratio was even 541-50, I might consider sending my ki ds to the public schools. Now, the way it adds they would be outnumbered 6-1 or maybe 7-1 by blacks. B.O. Butler, t he black school superintendent, sa id race reIn. Lions in Suznmerton were excellent and shared the view that whites refused send their children to public schools because of the large number of tips SAN FRANCISCO AP A young man and woman were jailed for refusing to answer questions before a federal 'rin(l .\rin .ud. 0 MUM Two About SLA Get Jailed SLA Gun Found INGLEWOOD, Calif. (AP) A gun traced to the terrorist Symbionese liberation Army was taken from a man who tried to steal a pair of socks from a sporting goods store in Inglewood, Calif., Thursday, authorities . ______ - _____ ___________ plenty of room for mi provement. "We have no racial problems in this town. The whites and blacks work good together. But the white people Just don't want to desegregate the schools." Mayor Billy DuBois of Sum. inerton shared Itichburg's assesiiient. "We get along better here, I mean the blacks and the whites, t ha n any place I know of. It's a peaceful town," he said. Not everyone is so optill i lst ic, ti I however, C.A. Ridgeway, the police chief who heads a force of two blacks and two whites, was asked If there will ever be full Integration in Summerton's public schools. "I don't know, I just don't know," he said. They said two men who Identified themselves as SLA members stole an automobile at gunpoint moments later not far from the robbery site. The FBI said it was Investigating the case. FBI agent John F. Morrison said the gun taken at the store was traced to suspected SLA member Emily Harris. The SLA has claimed responsibility for the Feb. 4 kidnaping of Patricia Hearst. Authorities say the group has about 25 members. - - . - - = • - f ____ . - Get Out Penny Campaign WASHINGTON (AP) . . i::2 . - - ______ 'I . , _____ The U.S. Mint is planning a nationwide get-out-the-penny campaign in an effort to ease a penny shortage that is daily growing worse. Pennies are in such short supply that some market chains have asked for permission to use paper script In place of pennies In their stores. The mint has not responded to these requests, although it promises an opinion soon on whether use of script in such a way would be legal. Mint director Mary Brooks said the government also has started a study of the nation's coinage, Including whether there is need for a two and onehaif cent piece to help rel:eve the pressure on the penny. The penny shortage i.c nationwide. Because demand was exceeding supply, federal reserve banks started a month ago to ration pennies to commercial banks. they agree to testify or for the ________ - _______ gi- wcivlZiv , .~ _. _9 ___ life of the grand jury, which i'ould extend for more than two _ '_;;tt_ years. Your Hot Water Can Be Heated FREE despite the fact they had been granted immunity from prose- cution. THIS IS not a chess set for futuristic To rn Swifts, but parts for installation in nuclear power plants, awaiting shipping from the Waukesha Foundry Co. in Michigan. All your household hot water heated free during the air conditioning season. Call your air con ditioning service company for an estimate. I'ieat Recovery Unit Manufactured by Ill asserted he was "making the same arbitrary decision" as President Nixon, who Halverson said "has set a pre ce dent by continually refus. ing to comply wi th subpoenas." Miss (;1ir\e) said .she did not at the grand jury as a legal institution," and regarded CIIICAGO(AP) — AChicago andWitzcakbe held onbon(lsof funeral wreath C.O.t).,' said itasaimedat silencing politkal roman's life has turned into a $150,000 each, prosecutors. "These people are views "contrary to those of the orment of telephone threa ts State prosecutors described sick government." md vandalism since she Mrs. Guardi's situation as "one r'eported to authorities that a of the worst incidents of hatrearn of obscenities was rassment of a witness we have oming acr oss her citizens' encounte red ." )and radio. "Mrs. Guardi is afraid to ta lk Ruth Guardi's nightmare be. to anyone and has had to use an last year after she corn- sedation," officia ls said. 1ained to the Fed eral Commu. Mrs. Guardi's torment sta rt'ilcations Commission, which edslowly — herdogwas ki ll, )inpointed the source of the oh- a brick was hurled through her cenities as radio operators window, constant phone calls at ar her South Side hon'ie night threatened her with rape An FCC spokesman a1d no and mutilation. The cal ls halted barges were tiled because the for two weeks after she obta in. Igencygetstoomanyobscenity edan unlisted number, then reomplaints to fo'.iow up each sumed. ne. But after her complaint, last month the terror in4rs. Guardi was threatened creased. aad was the victim of vanShe reported that an unldendLalism. tilled man pummeled heron a Mrs. Guardi subsequently bus, grabbed her purse and rent to state au thorities, and on stole her car keys. Her car was er complaint they charged t.aken from in front oftii,.rhomiie r adio ope rators Ronald Talone, and was later found sziishcd 215, and George Wit.zcak, 28, and vandalized. 'i th disorderly conduct and She opened the door of her clriminal damage to property in home to a man claiming to have ci nnection wi th the threats and a telegram. She was smashed in andalism. the face wi th a brick. They are scheduled to appear On May 7, anonymous phone i court today, and Mrs. Guardi callers told her she never would is to be a witness. Prosecutors live to testify in court. dd they will ask that Talone "On Monday she received a Torment Via Telephone Firecracker Ban June 17 WASHINGTON (AP) The US. Consumer Products Safety Commisslon says it will ban manufacture and sale of all sizes of firecrackers effective June 17. The commission also laid down stiff new federal stand. ards Thursday for other types of fireworks such as cones and skyrockets. - "look )0503 PE Longwood M2r'1-F t-ow"'u , _ Take a day off and shop us this week. - p.. STANFORD, Calif. (AP) esearchers say an eightIX)und poodle who collapses hiindreds of times a day has gi yen them new hope of finding cure for huma ns afflicted with a rare sleeping disease. The two-year-old silver-gray odle named Monique suffers fri m narcolepsy.cataplexy, a di order that affects about 150,. 3 persons in the United States, 58id Dr. Merrill Mitler, re search associate at the Stan. ford Medical Cen ter Sleep Disor ler Laboratory. ;yiiiptorns of the disease inC1IJide an irresistible urge to fall eep- and a state of waking palralysis brought on by excltA ment, Dr. Mitler said in an inti rvlew Th ursday. 11 b niian;, t1e ur;predi€ t:b I ity of the disease makes simple act A. I vities like driving a car gerous. Attacks frequentl y - Zebra' Indictments SAN FRANCISCO (AP) A grand jury has returned murder indictments against four black men in three of the random "Zebra" slayings of whites here since last Oc- tober. Threc of tht men ictc-d Thursday by the San Francisco County Grand Jury previously had pleaded Innocent to the slayings in Municipal Court and are being held in city jail. They are Manuel Moore, 29, J.C. Simon, 29, and Larry C. Greet,, 22. The three were among seven black men arrested in a 1wlitt raid sn rn ;prtment building May I Die thtr tour men were releas,d for lack of evidence, - Key - - occur during periods of sexual arousal, he sa id. Th e cause of the disease is unknown and no cure exists, he added. Ci NO V 4)0 0 ( .4? • ,b 0 - C410 dSp.O' p.4 (C C. BUT DON'T MISS IT . means I columnby 2 inches. Too small or an ad to be noticed or ef- fective? You're reading this onel Mr& Mrs. Edgar H. Wood 2104 South Sanford Avenue t ufta*1iig M** _____ ______ -- - - - - - __________ - - - -. = - - -- _________ i. -a - - '- - -- '• - -• - - • ' - •- - . •4 a. "• - ' I' ..' :.#. : '" - -' WESTMINSTER UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH . - dedication scheduled Sunday night , Westminser resyterian Dedication Is Scheduled We s t m ins t e r U n it e d Presbyterian The Rev. Walter Reed, of Lake Previous ministers include Over the years the church has Church of Worth, moderator of Northeast Rev. William Benson of Oneida, held services in the Woman's Services (race United Methodist - - - Celebrates Anniversary ____________ Sing!etary Ordination . I S . I . . . - __ R.F. Castle _ OPEN: Weekdays 9 to 9 Saturday 9 to 5:30 Sunday Gone To Churc . I 'Amazing Grace' Tops ______________________ • j -- Local Hymn Survey Calls... 1x2 ______________________________________ words contained within a single were guided God's Word. unenviable one."' always be placed In metal con- Casselberry will formally Florida Presbytery. N.Y. and Rev. John Moo- Club of Casselberry, and store book, the "Holy Bible," are What if man)' orby all were? We'll dedicate its new church The institute urged religious t.ainers. tgomnery of Eau Gallie. The two buildings until purchasing the more powerful than anything In never know what this nation organizations to conduct an inSpecial safety controls are building on Red Bug Road The $100,000 facility was remaining charter members in HeftIer Homes sales office Heaven and Earth or both could have been. surance survey of their proper- needed on oil or gas furnaces, Sunda)- at 7:30 p.m. A reception designed by architect Hill the community are Robert which was used until it was sold together' Yet, in the scripture God's Word also has power in ties to make sure that Stiggins of Orlando. coverage with careful and complete in- will follow. Aizlong of Sunnytown Road, in 1972. Interim meeting place verse quoted above, Jesus men. This is the key to it all, is adequate in case of fire. But spections every fall. Likewise, Casselberry and Mrs. Barry until the new church was built Dedicatory speaker will be Originally chartered as the affirmed that His words would The nation will not be em- another form of insurance was electrical wiring throughout a the Rev. Charles Carson, of First Presbyterian Church by Hawthorne of Quintuplet Drive, was the St. Johns Village social remain when heaven and earth powered by God's Word until proposed prevention, plus church building should be hall. Board of National Missions Casselberry. were gone' If this is true, then individuals are. Th e Word of precautions to minimize checked periodically by a Atlanta,, Synod Executive o the the Representatives of United Presb)terian Church and we need to hitch our lives to God is so created and condamage Synod should a lire break out, competent electrician and all New of The South of and the North Florida Minister for the past decade ministers from 40 sister God's Word—a sure and structed that no man can face A study of church fires by the installations of lighting, par- United Presbyterian Church, Presbytery, the church was has been Rev, Lucas F. Grile, churches of the Presbytery plus dependable power! God satisfactorily without it. It National Fire Protection ticularly for recitals ordramas, U.S.A. Also participating will reorganized in 1964 as the who Is now assisted by Rev, representatives of churches in The Word has a twofold can overpower or empower a Association found that 28.5 per should be made be The Rev. John Stump of Westminste r U n It e d Donald Bell, minister for the community have been in. by experts. power: to empower and to man. The Word can reveal God cent of them are caused by Lightning protection was Naples, synod moderator; and Presbyterian. vited to attend. missinn overpower. History is filled to you; it can give you personal defective or poorly installed recommended for all church 04 with men and nations who made confidence and strength heating equipment. More than buildings, particularly steeples. the Word their enemy and were unknown to you; It can give you 20 per cent result from deeoverpowered by It. There are a victorious, worthwhile life; It trical faults while a surprising In case of fire when the also many who linked their can give yiti happiness beyond 16.8 per cent are listed as church Is occupied, the institute e'b".'ciI Set eternal souls to the everlasting measure, and "peace which "incendiary, suspicious." called for two exit doorways for Word and were empowered passes understanding." In Contrary to what many may every area of the church acA Conference on Victorious church of Casselberry, Sunday The team members will be having all members present beyond Imagination. What can sununary, it can save you now, think, lightning is responsible commodating 100 or more living will be held at Corn- through Wednesday, beginning speaking to adult Sunday given a special award. God's Word do? and for all eternity. munity United Methodist with the 8:30 and 11 a.m. ser- School classes at 9:45 a.m. A for a mere 6.2 per cent of people. On Monday, Tuesday and vices Sunday. Leading the covered dish supper at 6 p.m. Wedresday, the program will conference will be Jimmy will be followed by the "Hour of begin at 7 p.m. with the "Hour Sowder, outstanding Christian the Warm Heart" and at 8 p.m. of the Warm Heart" followed by * layman, Dr. Herbert L. a worship service, a worship experience. Bowdoin, voice of the Methodist There will be special sessions Church choirs will be singing Hour radio program and Rev. for boys and girls led by Mrs. and there will be special music Whitney Dough, well-known Corrine Frazier of Child Including Jim Edmiston of the The Agape Players, an In- Day Camp Nursing Home at 7 p.m., First Christian Fellowship Hall, the United singer and director of Evangelism as well as a youth local church singing "Fill My terdenominational Christian Tuesday. Methodist Women will hold a gospel music. These men are active emphasis. college age musical drama Plans are being finalized for The Christian Women's luncheon meeting at 12:30 p.m. CUP ." Youth recreation will be held throughout the Southeast In Families will be recognized in group from all over the United the annual Community Day at the church Tuesday 7-9 p.m. Fellowship of First Christian Mrs. Ruth Winter will give A pee-school mursery Will be Christian renewal confercnces. the evening service with States, will be presenting a Camp for children, sponsored those provided. Pastor Bob Loy will attend Church, will observe their devotional and Mrs. Janet music drama oriented program by several churches and the Baptist annual Thank Offering Service, Hutchinson will sing. This will Florida on the grounds of Grace United organizations in the Deltona Associational Leadership with the presentation of special be followed by a program enMethodist Church Saturday at area, Aug. 5 to 16. The need is Training Conference at Lake gifts at the 11 a.m., service titled, "Adventures in 7:30 p.m. great for volunteers to teach Yale Baptist Assembly, May 23- Sunday. Marvalon Grieme, Missions," The Faith Circle will They will be presenting a arts and crafts, and other 25. He is Seminole Baptist president, will preside at the be the hostess, drama, "I Wonder," at studies. Any adult willing to Associational Sunday School service, assisted by the Guest speaker at the DeLand Pinecrest Baptist Church offer his or her services, may director. following: Eunice Horton, Joan District United Methodist Sunday at the 11 a.m. service, call Mrs. Marion Rockhlll, 1786 Smith, Muriel Hinson, Louise Men's quarterly meeting this "1 Wonder" presents a S. Village Dr., Deltona, or Mrs. Altamonte Jackson, Judy Patient and month, will be Bishop James W. Rev. Robert M. Temple Jr., Rev. Temple and Rev. Lowell sq.' ! college classroom scene with an Kay Hoslck, 1655 S. Page Dr., Jackie Creamer. Kay Horton Henley, retired of the Florida former pastor, will be present W. Shaw, 1968.70. The present atheistic professor who at- Deltona. Comm unity and Bertle Wright will serve as Conference. Dinner at 6:30 p.m. .t the 11 a.m. Sunday worship minister, Rev. D. Ross Dentempts to denounce the greeters. Dr. Harold Harris, will precede the service to celebrate Grace meeting to be Rev. John H. deSousa Redeemer Lutheran (lu-Istian faith of minister will s peak on 'It's held in the Deltona United United Methodist Church's 16th Deltona United Church of Don't Coming—But I See It anniversary. The church Is Methodist Fellowship Hall C will exchange puplits Lutheran Church of the Christ Holy Cross Yet!' located on Airport Boulevard at R edeeer, mn Sanford, will oh- with Rev. Wayne E. Smith of DR. JOE A. TOLLE Woodland Drive, Sanford. Ascension Day services will serve Church Day Sunday with Aluuonte community Church Ministerial First Presbyterian Rev. Temple, now pastor of be held at Holy Cross Episcopal an evening of fellowship and a this Sunday. His sermon topic Clearview United Methodist Church of Sanford Thursday. barbecue on the church patio will be "Dreams Reform." The Junior High Youth Club Association Church of St. Petersburg, was Rev. deSousa, prior to of First Presbyterian Church of Holy Communion will be beginning at 5:30 p.m. stor of the local church 1966pa beginning his ministry in Sanford will go to Beverly A The Sanford Area Ministerial celebrated in the chapel at 7 68. ssociation will meet Tuesda y, Florida, spent five years on Central Baptist a.m. and the church at 10 a.m. Beach Surfside this He will be accompanied on weekend at 11 a.m. at the Church of God , Connecticut Conference of UCC for a retreat. The theme will be and 7:30 p.m. and Brain Towers Sanford visit by his wife Dr. Joe A. Tolle, a former Men and boys of Central staff as minister for Men and "Where Do You Stand with 803 West fl Street, with Rev, Ir at 11 a.m. The women of the Pitts, host. I.A. James E. pastor, will be the speaker Nancy, who will be guest 0 church will bring their United Baptist Church will attend the Missions, lie also was assistant God?" The group of 18 young Burns, of the Salvation Army Sunday 8:30 and 11 a.m. war- soloist, and their children, Thank Offering boxes to the 10 Associational Brotherhood to the president of Bangor people will leave Friday at REV. R.M TEMPLE JR. 4:30 will give the devotional This is ship services at First United Judy, Becky and Chris. meeting at First Baptist Church Theological Scminar)'. He also p.m. and return Sunda am service. Grace .Methodist an important meeting as M was slow, came to the church in ,Methodist Church, 419 Park of Longwood Tuesday at 6:30 served as minister of an Inter- evening. organized in May, 1958, to 1970. committee reports and election Ave., Sanford. p.m. They will leave the church city church in New Bedford, Counselors are Rev. Virgil L. provide a Methodist Church to Christ Episcopal The original buildings are of officers are on the agenda. Tolle Dr. has retired from the at 6 p.m. by bus to go to the Mass., working in the area of Bryant Jr., Rev. Ken Mullis, serve the new community of undergoing an extensive Ministers new in the area are active pastorate and is the coffee house, experimental Mr. and Mrs. Roger Crocker, meeting. welcome to attend. Following associate minister of First Pinecrest and the many program of renovation and any Christ Episcopal Family The Baptist Women of workshop and tutorial Mrs. Ginger Burleson, Mrs. Group's monthly dinner will be Central Baptist will meet programs for school children. Eloise Pfeifauf and Mrs. the m ee ting there will be a United Methodist Ch urch of military families associated special anniversary gifts prayer fellowship period, Tampa. lie served as pastor at with the Sanford Naval Air received will be designated to a fish fry open to the public Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. with A membership seminar for Dolores Wyland Station. this project. followed by a roon luncheon at Sanford 1942.45 Saturday at the church at 151 covered dish salad and dessert those wishing to join the church Organizing minister was Rev. Holiday Inn. Friends and members W. Church St., l.ongwood, Sermon subject for the W.D. on May 26, wIll be held from supper. Deltona Methodist Timms. Th e first ap- espec'ialiy the constituting and Sunday services will be "The p.m. Reduced price for The Est he r Sunday School 5:30 pm. Sunday. Church Of God pointed minister was Rev. W. charter members are asked to children. Strengthening Angel." Thomas Thom A spring planning retreat is to Class will visit Mellonville Ile'. Clarence B. Gould will as Parsons, who served attend the service and remain Fishers of Men Crusade will be held Saturday at the home of be speaker at the 8:30 and 11 S. McDonald will be presiding 195862. He was followed by for the covered-dish luncheon the Robert Mills at 14 Morton a.m. Sunday worship services be conducted at Church of God lanian at the 8:30 a.m. service Rev. John Hires Jr., 1962-66; and a time for reminiscing LA CUUY Lane, Winter Springs. The at United Methodist Church of Prophecy, 2509 Elm Ave., and Mrs. Bess Herman will retreat, for officers and Deltona. HIS sermon topic will Sanford, May 23-June 2, 7:30 preside at the 11 am, service. members of the church, young be "Three Philosophies of p.m, week nights and 7 p.m., and oH, is from 9:30 a.m. until life." Nursery care will be Sunday. 2:30 p in. Rev. Henry L. Willis, state available at both services. Sunday School for all age evangelist, will conduct the crusade, which is part of a groups begins at 9:45 am Wade Singletary III, son of of Seminole high Schoid iongwood Baptist Sunday at 7:30 pin., the worldwide evangelistic effort ut' 'lr. and Mrs. Wuie Singletary Carson-Newman College, church choir will prese nt a the Churches of God of Jr. of 812 E. Fourth St., San- Jefferson City, Tenn. and exA youth led revival will IX? concert for the public, under the Prophecy for May and June. __ lord, will be ordained as a rield by First Baptist Church of auspices of the men's group. Pastor A.H. Davis invites the minister of the Gospel Wed. l4ongwood May 24-26. On Friday nesday at 7:30 p.m. at First On Monday, in the Church public to attend. and Saturday nights services Baptist Church of Sanf ord , ill lx' held at 7:30 p mn, at the The Th e ordination service in new activities building in the sanctuary will be open 800 block of East Sanlando Ift to the public Singletary "as Longwood. Springs Drive t434), ____________ recently called as interim 4. Friday service Following pastor of Mascot (Tenn.) ,7 there will be recreation and 'v Baptist Church, which reREV. JIM HARNISH Fellowship. quested his ordination. sociate pastor of Trini ty On Sunday, May 26, services A presbytery, composed of United Methodist Church, "Amazing Grace" topped a listed among the top 20 will be held In the church Mrs. Shirley Ryan, Herold DeLand, will present "The " sanctuary on Church and Grant recent "Hit Parade" of hymns Favorites by those responding to Heckenbach, Kenneth W. Sound and the Fury," a Streets at l a.m. and 7 p.m. of church goe rs at First the poll. McIntosh, Joe Mills, Rev. dramatic commentary on Others in the top 10 were in Speakers will be Jackie liayea Presbyterian Church of Sanford George Allison, Rev. Leo the meaning of life, Sunday, and Jimmy Saunders, with compiled by the Eighth Grade the order of preference were WADE SINGLETARY Ill Irs, nc Rev. Joe Douthitt., Rev. 11F AN FOR NEW CHURCH First United Methodist at "Rock all f 'ou!h ('bi) Rick Smith, of Ages", "A music ty Mighty NEW Kenneth Holt, Rev. ItoLert E. )ortres,s Is Our God", '- Holy, Church of Sanford at 7:30 Plant City. Elkcarn i, i. Charles E. Davis Jr. pects to continue his theological FIRST CHURCH of Cnrist, Scientist, The teenagers did not an. Holy, Holy"; "The Church's p.m. A graduate of Asbury Services are open to all ages and Dr. Jay T. Cosmato, will studies in Southwestern Baptist Boulevard, Deltona held the first worship College inspeech and dramna and : nurser)' will be provided. ticipate what a difficult and One Foundation", "Just As I conduct an examination of the Theological Seminary. Ft he was also active in There will be a time of tune coosumnlng task it would Am", "Love Divine", "For the servke Sunday in a new S1(X),XX) building. candidate In the church's Worth, Tex Shown with the new organ are Humphrey dramatic ministries while a fellowship in the activities be to compute the favorites Beauty of the Earth", "Fairest chapel at 6:30 p.m., Wednes.. lie did suirimner study at Rose, student &t Asbury Theobuilding following the Sun da y froni the 50 lists submitted. Lord Jesus" and "What A day. Jackson, first reader, and Mrs. Pauline Oxford University, tfrr1 More than 300 hmnmLs were Friend We have in Jesus." logical Seminar y . niht service. organist. Mr. Singletary is a graduate England, last StlIflhTlsj - I . _____ _____ _____________ 04 . 4r 01 p 111111 iw Dr. To/le To Speak B E D S CHAIRS DINING ROOMS BED DING SO IA S - SO FA ? inadequate fire insurance is an from coal furnaces shoul __________________________________________________ - " - This Merch a n d*ise M ust Go! leeping Dog Disease - tl( ir, We Must Clear The Floor Of Hundreds Of Odds & Ends. - . - - During our BIGGEST EVENT of the year, WASHINGTON (AP) Up to 200,000 recently approved ciper Intrauterine birth-control devices (IUDs) are being withdrawn from the market because of concern over possible improper packaging. The Food and Dnig Administration said Thursday that C. D. Searle & Co. of Skokie, Ill., has begun recalling its new CU..7 devices alter complaints from physicians that packages appeared to have defective seals, and thus lacked assurance of sterility. Searle has 120,000 of the devices in Its own warehouses, t*it an estimated 150,000 to 200, 000 are In the hands of doctors and medical supply houses, the FDA said. NEW YOUR Fire is a church fires, while smoking, specter that haunts every matches and candles account church and synagogue. for a total of nearly 8 per cent, Regardless of how much "heaven and earth shall P5 In discussing the chief We need to know that it can stone or brick and mortar go "culprit ," heating systems, the away, but my words shall not overpower a nation. The Bible pass away." (Luke 21:33) into it religious edifice, it not institute said that furnaces tells us to honor the king (I only will not be fireproof but It often are The recent tornadoes which Peter 2:17). taxed to capacity for All through th e is far more likely to be con- weekly services because a raged through the nation had Bible, the Church and the sumed by flames than many moderate average temperature unbelievable power. Towns Overnmnentweresepart The another building. which had stood for decades church has no right to has not been maintained when dictate Certain fire hazards seem to the building has been Idle and centuries were demolished policy to the government, but be "built in" to r&igious during instantaneously. Power God the week. has the right to dictate to structures and others are added sometimes comes in strange the nation. "This may result in overHis Word has great with use, age and, sometimes, packages. heated flues and chimney impact on the government, and neglect. fires," the institute cautioned. Anewspaperstorytoldofa cannot be overlooked. As a service to religious "The custodian should be pound woman who lifted an Sometimes a nation will bodies, the Insurance Infornia. warned to avoid this hazard and automobile off her trapped son, alienate Itself from the Word, Lion Institute has issued "A to remain on the premises and A vial of penicillin appears and this becomes that nation's Guide To Property and exercise great care when small and Innocuous, but has downfall. Any nation that liability Insurance on Chur- heating devices are being the power to stein epidemics. A chooses to live without or in ches" as an aid to clergymen fired." tiny seed looks dead, but has spite of God's Word will be and laymen who are responMoreover, the experts adpower to produce life, overpowered by that Word. sible for the management of a vised that fire-resistant vegetation, and food. It was a But God's Word can also church and its properties. materials should be used to small package of power that empower a nation. Suppose 'Inspite of all precautions," enclose furnace and boiler dcstro)ed the entire city if every congressman, judge, the institute said, "there is room areas, including the in. Hiroshima, Japan, in 1945. legislator, governor and always the danger of fire or stallation of self-closing fire We are so accustomed a to president were genuine other catastrophe. The position doors. power that we take it for Christian. What kind of laws, of trustees faced with the Fire-resistant metal congranted. The current energy policies, punishments and wars necessity of rebuilding a church tainers should be used for crisis demonstrates this fact, would we have' Our tuition has from the prceeds of wholly papers and trash, and the ashes __ - 4 You'll save more than you'll make.... Birth Control Device Recall Haunts Churches 16 '. Agape Players Present Sanford Music Drama Don't Go To Work! WASHINGTON (AP) In the largest age. discrimination settlement ever reached, a division of Standard Oil Company of Calif crnia will pay $2 million In back wages to 160 middleaged workers, the labor Department says. A consent degree embracing the settlement between Standard's Western Operations Inc. and the department was entered Thursday in US. District Court at San Francisco. The government had charged Western Operations with violating the 1967 Age Discrimination in Employment Act, which forbids the discharge of persons between 40 and 65 years old for reasons of age. In the settlement, the firm did not admit violating the lan, but agreed to rehire 120 employes dismissed between Dec. 1, 1970 and Dec. 31, 1973 and give them back pay ranging from less than $10,000 to more than $50,000. Labor Secretary Peter J. Brennan told repciters that the settlement was "a giant step toward justice for all American workers." The largest previous settlement under the 1967 act was a $250,000 payment by Pan American World Airways in 1972 to 29 employes over 59 years of age. __ Is. Casse/i)erry Ren A Third Planet Living Systems, inc. " Discrimination Settlement Specter Of Fire 'El - Friday, May 17, 1974—lB The Sanford Herald — Their refusal to testify came NUCLEAR CHESS By JAMES C, VALGIIN, Minister, Sanford Christian Church . Who would think that the been made great because a le The two were sentenced until ___ Pastor s Corner New in the area? Call 831.6370 for a warm welcome to your "New Castle" — - . I V �28-The Sanford Herald Friday, May 17, 1914 Dear Metlw dsst A(hetifist I The % ~. --------- - SANLANDO UNITED METHODIST CHURCH COMMUN Abby CARROLL RIGHTER'S I 11111 V . 1. Don't Marry Unless %) .A ;iii POLLY'S POINTERS , '-~) ;A 'g. .0/,.. How Who Friday, May 17,1974-3C The Sanford Herald Cold It Becomes voiu<. Pa. AP; - Four tothefactthatthcternperature conunercial cooling units all on the set was brought down to Working at once can make a zero. ,s To Home Lockout? By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN The refrigeration condensing r'• room 'as cold as Hades," and that's what they were called on units used are capable of low____ 000--Ws•.$. Y. Nivi $,W. tic. (JviUithOfSR4)S) Church 100ppSATURDAY, MAY 18, 1914 ering the temperature to ) de. DEAR to do in the film, "The POLLYTwice more receptive to a new cost of Pastor Lyman H. Kirkwood :4S am. School Sunday DEAR ABBY: lam a grees below zero according to recently I have locked myself pqint. Glossy either semi-gloss orcist." 23-year. would get printed, but flOW I . . 2.0%" I -x:.1:-,"'.:'* 0 fl.00am W'IIP GENERA!. TENDENCIES: IES SIORPJO(Oet 23toNo 21) out of my house and It Is a or high gloss surfaces always When the devil in the (din the manufacturer, Borg.Warn old guy with a problem. I was have a real one. Nursefl'& Kinder garten (:/ii fl(Ij)li.%l married for less than one year, The very early part of the day j5 You have a problem that frightening experience when require dulling by sanding or causes the room to become ex- er's York Division here. Milt 0000 I Science * *-_;.s\\/.;--; About twoyearsagol started U Sm iIu'rn lieu: * excellent for whatever requires requires the advice of an expert you cannot get In touch with the application of a liquid tremely cold, it is necessary for Kalish, the engineer who sold t ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST and It was disaster. a pen with a attention to the lighter side of in order to solve it properly, someone who has a key. Putting deglosser so the new paint will the viewing audience to realize the equipment, said they were FIRST SOUTHERN _______________________ divorce willa be final inMy three girlpal in correspondence Japan. We are both 18 CHURCH METHODIST CHURCH FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST weeks, now. (I'm also a girl.) We ex- life and for shopping and doing Don't trust your hunches in the an extra key under a rug or on a adhere. Dust, grease and dirt this by seeing the actors' breath designed to cool frozen-food X. SSl Heiter Ave. Ph. 32243*1 ' 140 Sanford SCIENTIST errands. Later you find a morning, small nail outside somewhere must be removed before change to vapor. It does, owing storage areas. Oro Billy Griffin . Pastor Pastor I am presently In pretty deep changedplctures and be Rev. W. P flnnett 100 East Second Street WTRR came decided likelihood of 1:30am 5:15 m a to makes it just too easy for a repainting.-POLLY Sunday School Sunday Service & with a chick who is hot to get very friendly. I just got a letter sensratio SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 THE SEVENTH-DAY Bible Study 5:4Sam. film I __ r....,.... ism - ,.. *jj,,,,.,,, Wn,thfl 21:10* in tztwøn f'nnPninl ......I... (iI... L......i.... - Tt' £ ii fl'.? t 13 TI .. uul .. ______ I'l Mi4111 I%VtJW ti "u''u U3UQfl as my divorce 'FOUl ncr W1flCflflearlyknk '' '' "' ADVENTIST CHURCH IiC. 21) L)itflcuItIes could arise EvangtIti? ASP ...-.-_.................. m 7:30pm League ----6 Epworth 1111 a • • V wednesday Service Corner flh& Elm Servic es spare key In one's pocket I do kitchen seems cold early in the 1100am is fir.al. She's okay to go with, II1C over. She says she wants to persons. 730pm Evening Wor ship that will stand in the way of C. R. Nell Chjtts, Training Pastor 6 ip m 7 - 30p m not know what to do. I tried morning a small pan of water w PraverMeel but there is no way I could ever come over here and spend a ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) your wishes so get rid of them Saturday Services Evening Worship 730 0 m I leaving my key at a neighbor's boiling on the stove will help 111arr Church Of Gild You are so very emotional early. An expert 11(praviall Y this gal. Besides I want YEAR with ine and my family! 9.)08 m Wed Prayer Meeting Sabbath Scho6l 7:30p m can give you Worship Service 11 004 rn house but often no one is at bring it to a comfortable toddy that you could stir up a good advice, to play the field a while before Abby, I would love to have her W ednesday Night home. I would like to know what temperature in a short time.hornet's nest of indecision, so CHURCH OF GOD tying myself down again, ROLLING HILLS here for a month maybe, but Prayer Ser vice 100p m. C,,tht,lie CAPRICORN (Dec. 22to Jan. *0) w. 22nd Street MORAVIAN CHURCH other readers do about this.- A.13. I've tried to explain this to can't have her here for a year. take It easy and cool off. - Pastor Wry .1 T Pits Sanlardo Springs Drive 20) There is much confusion at CLAIRE DEAR POLLY- Some of the ALL SOULS CATHOLIC her, but she says: "Don't be I live with my parents In a poised. "Church 04 God Hour" Longwood,FI1. home and you can't get a clear CHURCH 9 0S 8 m DEAR POLL?My Pet lessexpensive children's washWTRR afraid of marriage because Just East of Interstate crowded apartment, and It's out AM! Ill Oak Ave., Sanford TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) picture of it, so wait until 5.15 a m Sunday School Peeve is with furnace air and-wear shirts turn up from Minister R Ourke Johnson had one bad experience. If a of the question. Fr. William F.r5ns Pallor I)on't permit some secret an- tomorrow II DOe m Morning Worship .1.','i:i b!v (;uI before Minister doing Keith ifut(herSOfl f filters. They do not come in Ole the hemline when worn on the Fr p,j Assist Pastor person (ails off a horse, the way SOOp m ' Evang e.lstiC Serv She says it's her lifelong noyance to keep you out of anything about it. 11am Morning Worship Sat Vigil mass 7:00pm. right sizes to fit in the furnace outside of pants, shorts, etc., so Family Night Service to overcome 945am his fear is to get dream to come to America, and business or social activity that Sunday SchoQl FIRST ASSEMBLY Mass -Ia m . I0:30a rn 7 30 i m wed YPE doors in trailers. I can get the they look unsightly. With the AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. OF000 CHURCH back on the horse and ride." I hate to disappoint her, I need Is important to you. Don't lose &l2 noon Cor 77th and Elm Use extreme care in motion right width but no length so zigzag stitch on my sewing A (i : a re it e 19) 67pm Confessio"L Sal , Abby. this may be true with advice on how to tell her. your temper. I : Rev E Don Cc' Pastor haveusedtwoor threecuttofit. machine I sewed bias tape in and avoid a possible accident , riding, but does it apply to GENEVA CHURCH STUMPED a rn GEMINI May 21 to June 2 ii It si•enis l.fte on the under side on ucti they could make the OF THE 1IAZAREPIE Find a new system for handling llclrrlage? Morning Wor'shp 10 45 am ('f),lu DEAR S1UMI'ED: Tell her, Plan your hours properly so household chores. Take it easy , rf),, HOLY CROSS Temporaty Geneva tIl 1(1,1(11 right size for such use.- shirts just over the hemline Evening Worship 700pm, #11, 101 S. Park Ave. Community Center Family Night (Wed) Just as you've told me, that you that you can visit friends and tonight. 7 30p n, MARGIE. where they were prone to fold DEAR TEX: No. Marriage The Rev L er oy 0 Soper Pastor Rev A E Green live in a small apartment, and handle business matters wisely. DEAR POLLY-.I think the up. An annoying problem was Rector School 10;000 m, Sunday CONGREGATIONAL a horse of a different color. If much as you'd like to have her 'Fry not to spend more than you PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) 730am - 11:00 0 m Holy Communion Sun Wor sh ip reason Mrs. D.F.F. cannot get solved.-DOROTHY CHRISTIAN CHURCH you want to horse around a visit for a year, you're able to can afford. You want to increase 4:00pm Family Ser vice and Sun NYPS 2e01 S. Part Ave lI(1J)ti.sl the paint to stick is because of DEAR POLL?- When 1000 m. 100pm while longer, tell that chick to extend your parents' hospitality li.li. A.CCJ VlSi' (t .f b% ah It are C Church School 8 Sun EveWorthiP income but it's wise to study 3724314 7.11\1".T.? ('tilt ?'.f'.V" nl,1 r'.int Ifl "'•'.' u,nrh.r iti. lJII Vk. trrwCIIin,, nn,l ,.'rruin,, Ull t.CI 'iV'4JF1 Wed Prayer I Jup m r" ''"""b )g'r. tjune COOl it. And don't restrict Ofli 10 one month. Rev. FredL Neal new methods before 'ninu Pastor WIU "ftiJ, i PC1J CIIJU J5'? JIJ,), I Cll 1. could use a commercial paint pillow or two we have found Sunday School 5: 30 cm CALVARY BAPTIST ASSEMBLY yourself to one gal. There's to July 21) Making sure you ahead with your plans. Spend FIRST CHURCH I4lllIif'l(1lt FeIlshp 10:30 11am Mg in size and shape, each helps remover by following the that putting a colored 204 Fairmont CONFIDENTIAL TO "NOT keep ethical where career less money on pleasure. OF THE NAZARENE safety In numbers. Morning Worship 11:000 m (Sanford Garden Club Hwy. 17.57) directions that come on it and pillowcase on such pillow 331)SanfordAye. keep time. But look more lo.sch'. FOOLED": Don't rely on ap matters are concerned is im. & IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN Don Shockley , . . Pastor Sr'.gspiraton Do uglas C) Elliott Pastor then use fine sandpaper lessens the chance of leaving LUTHERAN CHURCH OF Sermon DEAt't ABBY: I have always pearances. The guy you peg as portant now. Don't neglect to TODAY ...he or she will want 7:30pm Sunday School .... 9:45am A thin film of oil adheres to many 9:4S a M. /j,_F_ ,,,, fol.lowing the grain of the one behind in a motel, when Preaching IWorship .....10:43 am wanted to make up a problem the early bird may have been pay a pressing bill. Morning Worship . 10:30 8 m be / of the moving parts. Without it there Sharing &Prcclaimlng - .7:30 p.m. / ,. -. wood.-ETHEL V making that one last check and send it In just to see if it up all night. Youth Hour 4:00pm. 103W. 35th Place (;I,ri.sui(In Nursery Provided (July 22 to Aug. 21) Be well as at home, so teach early Evangelistic Service . 7:00 p m DEAR ETHEL- A piece of around a room you are leaving. "The Church of the Lutheran Hour" ________________________________________________________ sure to use good judgment in to make a plan whereby both Mid Week , and TV "This is the Life" FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH furniture or an area of similar The colored pillow will stand age. . Serv ,cc (Wed) P4stor 7:00pm, ep a desires can be satWied. As Rev Elmer A Reu5chef. CENTRAL __ - . . #-,_,~size could have its old paint out from the room's all white 11111 Nursery Provided for all services LI 9 IS* m I Sunday School Cot. 14th St. & Oak Ave. 1607 S. Sanford Ave. promise you have made, Look parents you need to gibe praise JACOBY , . tOH'iii. you!! find Worship Service removed in this manner. pillows. This saves time and the Within mo.st 10 30a m Pastor Rev. Pert Loy Dr Harold HarriS ------MiniSter where it is deserved. Musical into a new project Llwt pleases LAKE MANY CHURCH Kindergarten and Nurstf y I 9:45am. Sunday School . . 5:45am - - Sunday School Repainting a lot of woodwork worry of having to write back ~. lnks and shops, supermarkets and studies can please the of th e ,iasarene _-A Morning Worship 11:00am t&,orningWorspsip East was quite right. At trick you, could really be a chore. The for the pillow.-M.F.L. NORTH IT GOOD SHEPHERD UNITED tlSCryitaILake Dr. 4:lSp.m Chur ch Training Wed Service 7:30pm emotional side of this nature. churches. They vary ins&eandpur. 4532 one East should have put his Lake Mary. PIe. LUTHERAN CHURCH VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22 Religious training brings surface being painted may he 7:00P M. .. Evening Worship You will receive a dollar if _: R ev. Paul D Trissei SANFORD CHRISTIAN pose. yet each contributes to ail or. . , __ V Q1053 2C000rlandoAve.(17.93) - Pastor 7~30p.m. Wed. Prayer Service .. king of diamonds on his part- Forget business matters now happiness into this life, dirty. Before painting wash the Polly uses your favorite homeLutheran Church in Amer ica) Sunday School 9.45 a.m CHURCH • 654 Nursery On _____ area with a good cleaner, rinse making idea, Pet Peeve, Polly's deny society. ner's queen. If South ducked and be more interested in the Morning Worship I3lAIrpertBlvd. William B Downey Pastor 730p.m. WTRR '4 K Q6 "The Stars impel, they do PhOM3724SIO bte Study 9,00cm ... 4:30pm 3 East could lead a spade. West recreational side of life. Show compel." What you make of slot and then let dry thoroughly. Problem or solution to a Church School Sunday Night Broadcast 1 wis"r a EAST •,\ .. Evangelistic Service.. r. 7:OOp.m Worship - - - 10:00 am Faith in God is essential to 30(1Dial-6 Devotional 21 hrs. could w in Fine sandpaper used on an old problem. Write Polly in care of james C. Vaughn - . . .minister or ; play any other suit, m e affection for mate a nd AQJ7 4864 your life is largely up to YOU! Wed Prayer I 323-50)0 Sunday School ------9:43a.m. (O -I painted surface will make It this newspaper. and wait for two more spade avoid a rift. 1 1 2 ety. Without it there is frictionV 764 Praise 7: 30 pm 11:00am WoritmIpServiCe Carroll Righter's Individual • tricks. QJ98 + K 1073 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 7:00pm. Evening Service then distrust and. . .ruin. %b't!:odi.si I 1* 4 LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Forecas t for your sign for June 4 J 1074 4982 Lake Monroe, Fla. Pen fr'usuil South's best play would be to Prayer Meeting I draw Avoid a fracas between an Is now ready. For your copy David J. Rich - -- -- ----- - --- - Pastor r SOUTH (D) -___ I _ _.. Wed - ....... ----... -...7:00p.m. go right up with his ace, GRACE UNITED FIRST PENTECOSTAL - 4 .9 - ____ In church people find faith that SundaySchool . . . _9:08.m, official and a friend, otherwise send your bIrthdate f di K 109 P1VuI)J uKcP1 Wi' ltOOam. Morning WorVup ! AKJ98 u'umPs and lead a second you could get the brunt of the Carroll Righter Forecast The .JIUIU vvuirti'y i gives greater meaning to life in a 1 Onora Rd., at Woodlawn Ave. $,il Orange Street Evening Wor ship ........7:30pm. diamond from dummy. ... irv 0 Ross Denslow + A 2 Pastor Pastor Rev F Ruth Grant quel. Know what others Sanford Herald, P.O. Box 6, Wed. Prayer Servke ......7:30pm. complex and rapidly changing Here is where the real expect of you. Ch ur cpsSctmool ByGEORGEW.CRANE 945am 1000am Sunday Silsool •A53 Washington politicians, I Hollywood, Calif. .', 1 orning Worship 0. 11 Morning Worship OQa.m 11: 00 am running smooth. world. Is your alertness wouk be required. Ph. life prescribe George Mardikian Neither vulnerable CI u rch Of Christ MYF 430pm Sunday Evening 73Op m East would have to go right UP He is now an orator for . . ly? Why not attend church this Sun7. 30 p m Wed Bible Study West North East South SUNDAY, MAY 19,1V74 I JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH with his 10 spot so as to be able I= CHRIST UNITED CASE A-635: George MarAmericanism, donating his CHURCH OF CHRIST Conquerors Meeting day? 1421 West First l4roe$ , METHODIST CHURCH 4 Palm S9rinU Dr. Sunday ... 4 30 p m to win the trick and lead a spade SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) dikian should be familiar to speaking fees to the Boy Scouts, Goorge Galloway . Pastor Double 29 Pass GENERAL TENDENCIES: Tucker Drive, Sunland Es'ates Altamont.Spng$ every high school ------- 10:00a.m. and Sunday School college whict he considers a splendid Pass Pass Pass . Wry Gary liner . Evangelist . Pastor James P. Needham before South had had a chance After a slow start when you are Find out what associates expect J're.sl,yfenian McrnirsgService 11:00a.m. to strip the hand. student, Sc ... 10:00am .'md1y hool organization for building Bible Study • 9.45a m undecided just what to do with of you. Use wisdom In handling Opening lead- •Q 3201 S. Orlando Drive Everson Service ....7:3Qp.m. II dVJa in '.'orningWorthip 11:00a.m. ' Assemy Worship FIRST PRESBYTERIAN ________________________ For he came to America as a respect for this Republic. Wednesday Service .7:)Op.m. 00 this interesting day, your mind one who opposes You. Don't teen-ager in 1922, with 'JIYF7&l Sun Hwy. 17-92 EvenirtgWor$hip -------6:00p.m. 7 pm CHURCH Old Truiths tor a Now Day Every high school might very 4t. - _.- : (D Eve.Worshlp)13 Sun Wed EvoningService _6:00P-m. 7:30pm andspiritarerenewedand you start any arguments with Oak Ave.&3rd St. Sanford tremiendouSa(imiraUon for J2j5 properly snow Prof. Barber's Ph. 323.7150 West's queen of diamonds / 8ble Study Wed 730pm Rev Virgil L. Bryant are able to engage in your anyone. ____ 7:30p m. BibleCIliS - . The t)lddlng has been and eat Republic and Its superb splendid movie of George held the first trick. South won 17 favorite hobbies and . I. COMMUNITY UNITED PINECREST BAPTIST Rev. Kenneth W. Mullis SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to "Free Enterprise" system. the continuation; drew tnimps West North East South Mardikian, as an antidote for METHODIST CHURCH CHURCH Ministers CHURCH OF CHRIST with three leads; ruffed 14 Dou' Hwy. 17t3atPiney RldgeRd. Morning 1)9W. Airport Blvd. S 30a m make plans for the future, 1512 Park Avenut -- . Casselb,ry ble Church School daily work done more ef- Horatio Alger," Prof. Margaret criticisms that are sabotaging - - 9.45 a m dunuiiy's last diamond; played Rev.1cemelhHoll -- '''Pastor IQ Pastor Pass Morning Worship 24 ['ass I'u.s ---------9:43a.m. 11 m I Sunday School P ficiently. Study new systems. Barber told me recently at this country. out all the clubs, making sure to Sunday __ Rev K~h Miller. Assist Pastor ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) Make new plans that go far into lunch. 26 Morn;ng Worship 11 -00 m 34 Pass Pass CARNATIONS • All Colors Making new arrangement with 1: IS a m WTRR Broadcast cmy.gm 1914 ______ George Mardikian advocates Morning Worship I 301 11am Church Training .4:13 p m 36 thefuture. [lass Pam I Bible Study .........10-00 am. Sunday School the advice of bigwigs makes "SALrn THE LAKE MANY UNITED "For he believes in Woodrow positive thinking and hard work a spade, stuck in his nine spot Evening Worship ........730pm Sciri 1,-IMorning Worship ........11:00a.m. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. UMYF 5 30 u m PRESBYTERIAN You. Soulti. hold. CHURCH this a productive and successful Wed . Evening Service l'XP m, WiLson's motto, namely, that all ("elbow grease"), plus honesty $I" and showed his hand. Even ing Service ..........4:OOp.m Even'ng Worship 700pm 2D) @411 Wilbur Av.., Lake Mary 4K 2 A J 7 6 S $ A B 4Q day. Make new acquaintances Wednesday Dealing with an emotional any American should desire is a and intelligent patriotism. Wed . Bible Study & Minister Rev. A F. Steven s What do you do now? a ssociate means you have to be free field and no favors. Bible Class ..............7:30p.m. West had been end-played Prayer $erv of real merit. 7:30p m Sunda y . As an escapee of Turkish A-Pass. You have a pretty objective as well as pay cornPALMETTO AVENUE (F irst Wenday Fellow thoroughly. A club or diamond good chance to beat three Church School .....9:43am "So he started doing any massacres in Armenia, this GLOXINIAS I ea I BAPTIST CHURCH ship Supper 4:30 piw Morning Worship ------11:00 a.m lead would all ow a ruff and TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) pliments for best resW Be honest manual work that he imngrant boy's saga of sucUhPalMett,AVL Youth Group__,. spades. but a double would be a State your aims to those you logical, FIRST UNITED 7:30pm ........ Past discard: a spade lead would frightful gamble. Rev.G. C. METHODIST CHURCH could find, Including washing cess in our wonderful country Is Wednesday HANGING BASKETS 3•6" trust and gain from their AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. dishes at a restaurant, establish South's king as a 419 Part Ave. Choir Practice i OOp m as inspiring as a Billy Graham ThDA'S QV 11:00a.m. ON M.ornlngWorShip . rows Highway 44 West in and browse--suggestions. Have a charming 19) Take steps to improve your Lea F. King I Pastor . I winner. "He married a wonderful evangelistic sermon! PauISoev EvangeIiStiCServICes - 7:00p.m. Evangelistic Evangelist Let us prove our Quality Instead of responding two time at social events but don't surroundings. LIsten to the wife when he was 26, and she ho I T mas C UPSALA PRESBYTERIAN nible Class Wed Prayer I clubs) our partner has responded be io 00 a m (Always write to Dr. Crane in O'Steen CHURCH and PricesEmeritus Pastor 7:30 p m Morning WoriPmp -. Bible Study II DOe rn "Nicely played," said East. t(t hearts to your double what Vcrfllflg Worship Corner Country Club ideas of a family member. See helped him found his famous care of this newspaper, enI 301 11a.m. inoirpendent Min loinary Evening Worship ALL TYPES OF 6- 00p m "You know I could ha ve be aten do ou do now' to it that everythIng nday School A Upsala Roads GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) 9.43a m Omar Khayyam's Restaurant closinga long stamped, adBbleC ta ssGsW ed 7:30p m. UMY LORAL ARRANGEMENTS Pastor the contract if I had been wide 34p.m. Rev Darwin Shea Know what your ambitions are operating smoothly. Answer Tomorrow at San Francisco. (tressed envelope and 25 cents Sunday School Prayer Breakfast - 9:158m OPEN DAILY awake." PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) for the future and discuss them Ind 1 Ith Thur sday 10 50 a m "Dr. Crane, I made a 6 4:30a.m. Morning Wohip to cover typing and printing )OA.M.1o6 P.M. Evening Worship SPIRITUAL TEMPLE .imily Night Supper 1 00p m FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH with key persons. Obtain the Obtain the data you need that minute movie of Mr. Mardikian costs when you send for one of Saturday Mon. thru Sat Friday Thursday Sunday Tuesday Monday Wednesday First Federal of 3rd Sunday 515 Park Avenue 400pm Ans*er to Previous Puzzle information you need but avoid brings you more security, which I show to my students his booklets. (Jilter (.hs,rt'lse.s Acts I Peter • • Rc%elation • Acts Psalms • Psalms I John • • Seminole Bldg. ________ ______ ________ .. Pastor Rev. Jay T Cosmato PAULA WESLE VAN CHURCH Carry through with the Pla113 here at El Camino College. a bus) ody, Fruit St. Hwy 3:15-18 8:5.17 21:1-5 9:26-31 MorningWOfShiP .......5:30am 22:26.-3l 3:18-24 l45:l-l3 Old Route 44 at Pasta THE LAKE MONROE CHAPEL you have made. Take health A_AtV Rev. Ruth .5:aSa.m Pastor SundavSchool kev.WlIiamE,MilIer "And they are fascinated by MOON CHILDREN (June 22 treatolents. Pastor Orang,Blyd.,LaIieM.nr, e ______ AnmyJoIs. Minister Heaivr . ., 11:00am 'Morning Worship Sunday School 9- 45# m. Williard Eldridge S'I,';I I. L Pastor iT_ U his comments, as well as inheading _____ AI to July 21) A good day to meet Open for Med,ation ACROSS £:lSp m. 3 Church Trai.9 Mor ning Worship ... c' 11:00a m, Sunday School IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN spired by his .10 00 a m 47 Wine fruit -S-i: " b 8 Healing, Lecture and 730pm rugged defense of withfrlendsandplanthe future imyrn.a L.itI..It4.j- T4V..j Evening Worship Youth Service 4 30p m Morning Worship Il 00 a m A a SOS.ecuIar '' IDDAY.,.he or she Message Service 4:00p M L 4 Juicy trwI Wed Prater , will have 'Free Enterprise.' Evening Worship .. 110p M, Evening Worship 700pm wisely. Strive for more accord. fine opportunities to advance SI Hepretatie :' ,,pt 7 oCp 8F'kshyfruit service Wed Prayer Prayer Meeting ab i -So pleaseur ge all teachers I -. I .. .t . I .1 1-11 : Express personal goals. Relax 12 Gibbon & Prate W ednesday SlSturv 7 )Op m 7 )Op m 13 Entire to cite Sir. Mardikian as the tonight. S5SmalIarro r bigwigs will want to bestow on l:4 F W_ symbol of this great country, " I 58 Apprentices ___11111111111111111111 U . 14 Ad'ectse LEO (July to Aug. 21) You your clever youngster. Direct which is the Mecca for o 'A C) i '.)3tL tab i su(Is 'P1 .r : AiiI,ia ' !t-" can now obtain the facts and the education along lines of big p WlOcents ISlurksshtiileo( 62Eipsre ressed people all over the rest JIM LASH CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH J, C. PENNEY COMPANY figu WILSON.EICHELBERGER respect res that is impossible to do business and property of this planet." TTJkea WILSON-MAtER FURNITURE CO. st;rernjear 63 Vend And Staff IlGoby breather E. C. E Isea and Staff sha (rust during week days. Be sensible mana gement. Make sure that a 64 Iet,rrw HAPPY ACRES Mr. and Mrs. At Wilson IT Cherr centers George Mar(likian offers you prophet Bib , S Small (lull I I I where personal duties are course of ethics is given early in Eunice I. Wilson and Staff seed 36 Whock Single thing 65 ZO Small children 66Fntruted concerned, Betty Floyd & Staff 9Vegctable THE MC K I B BIN AGENCY life. Don't spoil your progeny or a tonic for your Eoul when you 37 Summer I hear his staunch defense of this Z2ataremelaI UNITED STATE BANK 10 Measure 39 Month lab 67 French VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22 ) the promised here Is lessened. Insurance PUBLIX MARKETS 23 Palm fruit s comb (arm: 41 Depot iab country or read his inspiring OF SEMINOLE masculine SANFORD ATLANTIC PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO, 25 CliurchIao listen to what allies have to say "The Stars impel, they do not book, ilCermancsly 44 coterie and Employes name titled "Song of America." ;T Fa ther iSp John Y. Mercer and Staff J. 0. (Jim) Smith and Staff NATIONAL BANK I9 Hearing organ 46 Disencumber and then get out of that rut you compel." What you make of U Sight drafts GREGORYLUMBER 29 Ins entor of Heidi Hirschman, talented 21 Doctor of 41 Clutch Howard H. lab i Hodges and Staff have been in. Make plans how your life is largely up to YOU! ditinf bell of Sanford ' L. D. PLA NTE, INC. Science sabi t5Forceb.ack Hoosier book reviewer, has 31 SEN KAR 1K GLASS 24Numb" to advance in the future. 49 Fdrn fruit Carroll Righter's Individual thrilled audiences of over 200 a Oviedo, Florida 0 A & P WEO sheipw i't 32 "A - 'I, IEnvelope part $ Poisonous 50 Citrus fruit FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. & PAINT CO., INC, LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Forecast for your sign for June women when sh fruit 2Shake-spearean FLORIDA LIVING NURSING CENTER snake SlJesuishmonits e has portrayed TheManagementand Employes and Employes 34I1eelasan villain Ideal day for using your in- is now ready. For your P)' that "Song of America." and Employes 27 Ansrna$sfoot GreenciIrus A Skilled Nursing Home Operated STENSTROM REALTY apple 31'amsly Ut'ubdhnk fruit tuitive faculties and making send your birthdatc and $1 to WINN-DIXIE STORES 34Narrirs by the Seventh-day Adventist Church member 29 Feminine It alterna tes laughter with Herb Stenstrom and Staff Fruit skin 40 Routes lab I plans that are workable. Agood Carroll Righter Forecast The tears and leaves ever) i con i suffix 57 Golf mounds and Employes ' gal a 42 urge tub 4 Infant food 30 Peer Gynts 59 Seal lab HARRELL & BEVERLY opportunity to be at your best Sanford Herald, P.O. Box 629, audience enthralled DEKLES' i i . 43 Slave I i CELERY CITY SHassespintiof mother SHOEMAKERCONSTRUCTIONCO. si Mariner's FLORIDA STATE BANK TRANSMISSION with loved one. Hollywood, Calif. 90028. siopicat GULF SERVICE 6Too 33Footedsase direction For it is the saga of an Illi' PR INTING CO. INC. and Employes AND STAFF David Beverly and Staff Met Dekie and Employes i',InSPAPLØ lTtPSl AS', migrantboywhoescapeddeath I - . . - ,,,,... • • . UUK DUAP(L)IN(j HOUSE in Armenia and arrived in 'ume In-make us in utrer - watcti All The Action with Major Hoopla America as ' devout worSEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY shiper of our freedoms so ___ up. 5ptPif U.nY'.*', Ct'i.c7' Tm SI I. ii tcr I 'ira' C,'.rcPi P'o-,d'cc, ).i?v1 4 CHNIITIAP assiustey o 000 PRISIlYTERIAN tersely codified in the U.S. ir4.-gentrt 5apI? Mis. CIvic Lebq,,* B00 5'.gJ II tr! t'4,%' Ii, ' tf' •Z' ' Lun'nanCpu,cruou it-,# fr & (i,i ''j tirt asse".t- .n' f O-id ti''pr, OIW 35th PIII Lab. Mary On lq'o PfCth',trin Chjrcp, YOU CAN SAVE Sarfor d (P'jeii C'P. 2/ '.rsahLuuier.n(t,,,cP,. GoldanDa -vsDq IP4* 57 "ope B.pist CPiiCh, torest C.t CoMmuvhffl C,'stIq, $Ø.'p1 ( , A l,)vt ftu, tr;I P,ei ?q4an Cp',,,qcp' O A, I Constitution. St ___________________ n DISHWASHER Caaslibqfry he-*Mf CetyiryM.ss.ot'.arvB.ip$ii',IIOIW 11m5,l 'öolth%4e CPvustan CPurcM. 110,4. Ha,ifi Dr tint Pt.5b,tei' CPs~th 01 D$.ary, E H'VIand s St Luli'S t.,'thqrIV, Church. Rt 474 Slay. NOW LIKE 14k.v'w CPiijtv, CP'tjrtp Orer LbA. Rd am iam.son N?. Sa'r P,imtvt 5ai.I(hijqcp', 1501* *7th St You readers are familiar with .' PAPIST Conv,n.nt Prpj.b,t,vian Cls,,cP,. 37115 OrIa.SO _________ Dr '. Pray A .r it* Mt ?.nn pa;',' cohoceGaTloNAL St Ary,-j Pf,t.br',f in Chf(.pi. the fact that liloSt of us natty,. i, tJ Beet Libe Rd ( ......;yi .yi r, . , - ''.t:l ri., , 0 MC YIIODIST ' ir'-' . N EVER BE FOR E St PrTSbttq u'ch, 1031 Palm Barneml nI Merr..ai (hutCh, ( ()q5t A Pe'5 PD Chat. iI * øo, A11a, Americans fail to appreciate Gorn C*i0 Hwy 1712 -._...• .'. P."'crn' Baptist CP.urch. Ill * Ai't Bid L Co c.4var,Bac4ttChurCh.trysfaILik,&3vd.Lak,M.I,y CHURCH UP CHRIST mundy PrcSb1twn Cnurc, U.i. Rd 1*i the p.aradiseinto which wehave frtn Park ReAr t iii it tr.i Mc'r-c., 1 Chur 54p14t. R.dge R Pra.,a r 1 0 ,:'"2 :.-... W,jn'ninstrq Bagi.sI P CPturot cm CP"s' 1112 C1ipc$,. 77 A,. Clsu4berrr $164 yttqiin Church. N. nct'.tu AM I Cl'uich. Caftas H1% Progress Ai.it.Or.a'ju b4ct't* 'urcM. M.d Cass.twqr, been born. Ct ,t! Christat 1-ike E;14-0, 1)5 11 17 h ,Canrith'vr Central B#PI4I chcn, 5)3 Or Can.Itw'rr, COrfltVhAty UPilp' Mthodist Cth. tiny *717 & Scovd SA'.OJ Mta4' 1 Blpt1it Churo. west San'crd SI VI WIN-CAy ADVENTIST SauPnSfmC7thofCPvist,S4i0LabetiQ*.4IRd CPIUIQO4• ?ØI7 PIetist $uvlai4 lapiist C vP. 2474 Pa$r'e"to P."tt Rdge It, Cait,lhecry So a talented newcomer like I' rotest L•hC SiVIVOIS dip AOuen *ril ci CP'r.tt. 400 Palm SpvtlIQ5 Dr. AitaiflCW'.lt 5t BUY THE APPLIANCES " 0 Clearwate, M'u, B.ot'st Ci'u.vc$,. Sc,lPiwdii Rd Chutth, H*ry 474. fOiflt C'tv Janiq'1M44.cnafvlapt'stCPlurcnSt Re 4i5.Qstnv DBav pt Community Mp'tP.oO1t CP,Ui'CPI. W H.g'sbenas Rd. DeBêry Ciiittt. dotAO'.*I$isI (Piut(h 04 Gtt*ti EsrSormn0BaptIstCPi,ch.OidOr3an*d atpiesteqa,e (hutCh, M&ttñd A, Altamont, tovinqi George Mardikian can wale us Ave Fitil United Paul $I,st O.srch. Methodist (P'urth. I) PUItO SI 419 Park A,e S1,*d SeVøtthdao A4vtisf (lurch. Ill 4 Elm FV$I $4vst CPM$I, $19 PVk Awe Churl ci (hut. Lotiq*xd First Mr'thodst CP'SWCP, 01 51 Matme'el Baptist Church. CIi'.W P49,4 BUILT BY THE up and combat the Insidious . wwoor 01 (Pw,t. Churl', Pooh A Friii*p Sipt.sI church of Allaminte Sorviss, It A div Adventist Church, tnt BalisI. ryit..ii M41.0naf 7 i7tn & Cedar Southern Method.st CP'siqØ, 1440 Sanlo,d Ave SQ[5 01H115 CPiurctt of Ch'uit, W 17U $ t A.zta4'enie $p''qi Fr McthedsI erosion of patriotism that arv Baptist Ourcic. 170 (vans St C"uflth. 100 W 4th 5* 5t. Jvm' Mi Olive & lIlt (lit .0. Iii P&.?tl Or. U.hutieflit Church 01 P4orthii1. Allen's L ME C1iscJs, Fsm $apf.Ø Ch.c.P' of DB*ry DEPENDABILITY PEOPLE, Rd. £ItImiC Geneva "'. M$',odtt papt4t C?'vrtP. Pjlm C,ene-,a O All PatH ChaQii. Camç 5em.rt., Wet been occuring in this liberal. rsjt CMwsh 04 Geneva womm PitS Rd Grar tinted ,,2-tt Chuf', A,rpor? Blid W,i,am Cj'.aat M.uenar, Ba..st Ctur.Pi Mark & W.t: B ,ardil, Avp'p'.jc l4oln r PIPt.SI Church o Lit, M' C".t PI.ctt , ' cHuicti OF GOD Grant CPap.tt A Mt. Church O Aitaft.onme SP".Q permissive generation MAYTAG" ". Cnjluots Communut (?'urcp, t.r' BaptiSt (pijvth 04 Lake M.onrce (p.t(', p OJgrt,e (hutth O't Zion s 5,p"st Crutch 7*/ Oraf'ci A.? Chutth 0 1 Jesus CPI rI of Lifter Da, ta04, flI$ Pan F,tf Pap?1t Ctth at LOng.000. C Ci'urcP I Grant Church 01 God 103w 77V4 If you thrill when you hear Oilmen Aftc*Pdtt ChvscP Avt EatlnO,t,,a Chut(h. 5t (,,st Bapt'st CItutOi p4 Ov**00 1 God. (j,*ee,, P,4 Wesiryin Methodiit. RI )ohm (q5Oilop,, Criapsi, t4. U 93 , "'The Battle Hymn of the Fern park F-ru B.tu* Chsvø 4. 5jn Lan Church 01 C. HoPitwu. L.'p' Mvo $I ames A MC 9yh at C7gn chofCheist,5en,,4,E ?od$t Fin5IChut F,rit5P,iMnafv Bap?.iIChtvtn.ltClW IS, Chuvth of Coc M'wcn. Enerprs.. St Many'i A ME Chuqc', 5t RI 415, Otteen Republic," you will likewise Lake Morvo, CPaool. Orange Blvd. Lake k'ovu'cI CATHOLIC Fortst (,tp Siptuit Church (".,'th of C.cd. *3 W ¶st St SI Paul's Mttodd4t Chance, O%',n no . Fnterprs, tinQdf4ail01 jihovehi * 1P455 Lake Monic tint, 1543* 3rd experience a tonic to your soul Finit Bsct'it (urch ¶4!f.zu'd P.'.n,'it'i' ChuviP. ' c'tna, am am $t Fownitmn 04 1110041 an Unten Md.tl C tnt Tamp F.nsI F i Codof Progr.e 7S Elm Avt 5#'an when you see Prof. Barber's t.t5t Br Church ci the L',ing Jordan M.fl'ut*(v Rapt's' C!uriC?' till * F,st 51 ihrU 404 P'c4t.es,. 17045 Per%unrA,r , Mdwiy fl.il Al'auront, Churo' fl't Pia$:,uty. 1*5? M.sV P.nlpco,4'I Open Baç",st (turIn Chuluota Pible Tabernacle (1arch. of God Mitn, rnlerprtpe Pmartns, , RiOge. Ave 1011 ,SIh inovice or read George MarMEN Art Souli Catho'u CP.,'cJ. Ill 01k Awe oppoSite Seninci. Pi.p4, kPiooli EPISCOPAL Missionary Blo'.sP Church. tmort, R - qtie,p5 NAZARENE , CIIP.O4 Ctsswcls, t'èJIt%t) Stat. Oeba'r tint dikian's "Song of America." Pentecoita, Churn?' of Long*ood All S.e".ti Ep'jicpal C?'.th I. DeBar, £.c (!'iterpr,sp kactdnt'a 't F ,tSt CPuurcn 04 !t Ptau.terie.W BAI'uS (hurtpi. Oak Hull Rd. Osteen f.dat Maps. St Aygyttis'..CaItw*.c Clsurth. SunwiD' neat ButtOn R. Ftjti Goipif Tabecnlcle. P71 Country Clyb Ct'.ttt IpsLcp.t (hoe'. Lcw'.g.00c hin.nq CtiOty Baptst CPwrch, Gpwva kity tern FirS CPiurchoI Ua:utrrie. 7310R'ien R4.Ferni Park (formerly G. H. High) As superb vaccination 11000 Caneiberry ,.s. Olive Holiness Chuttn, 0.5 Hill Rd. Of Hc'y C'ss (fruop&. Past Ay, at Sit 5t MI O. M.ItaotsMt J44i CPU$C4'. SoS Lit%OG So'r'Qs Pc. C,eT',ya CPuf0' of th, Pda:lkrene, f.,p"r,a Cotnmun', Cen',r SI Mar, MaQdaler* Catctc 1700 W. First St. hs$are Alliance Ch5(P. II s ftr~ Art against the Watergate nausea PH. 322-3883 LUTHE RAN Sanford Lake MIty (hutch CO the Pdj:arrse. Late Mary Blvd. Lake Mat Swovs Iante,4 Congregation 01 )e*wvatit witr.,,s,. 1000W Iltm St I Wry Ay Lor AVw.,y'. 5.,.then.n c'urn. ovprt#oo p. - Caiwinerry Mt 5ua M'ssona'y bapt.sI (hut*,. l urc*fhepa,jqm,.W7manIJmj,,pAe, and growing cynicism for Cu' 1.J, cl tne akrS CtPio* (Pi-.,rth. lltOk#a,m.Iuln. Oet'ona Tt Salvaton Army, 7341 lxi St Bapt.tt. Sat 14Y'J*''fi THE SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH HIiway 4M Forest City. Piorda 0 Br ian Tarr Pastor Saturday Services Sabbath school ...... 3Oam. WorthipSrvic es .. fl.0017.00 Noon Afw on WWQS (101) FM 11:0017 00 Noon Wednesday Evening Prayer Meeting -700pm THE HOPE OF OUR _____ I 0 000 NATInN s.:si I 7"?', '. IPfl,Longwood Metis lot Sunday Ser1ces at The Seventh day Adventist Church, Altamonte Maitland Avenue. Oruanrea June You're . Really Sure 1140, from the Carroll Righter, Institute Has Key _____ ______ - - - - - - IF kR 11:Ir 10i'1J Irli ' vIls1;rN k - - - p - , - - - Win At Bridge By - - -- - -- - - ' - Care free Flowers ____ - - - _________ THIS WEEK SPECIAL ORCHIDS k'Lfrp U A L The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible * __ - - - M' Z M t3'y T . C.'au.1- t R.. tilt 5¼t*,'.n (hujrt' Aia,&t, utted (hut(h 01 (hSiit. Alla. Ccmmunt, ChaNt. All Sops no JIuIJIIIIil.a 111 jilli Jill julj lll dli MIJI 'Jul11 dJilI j Iu JIM IJ JIM i, llI JilI dliI ji guI, ilJiJI IjlIjil JillI JlIlIIdlP __ iI:I:rIi _____ _____ - HOME APPLIANCE CENTER �,_,__. -- •_:--- -- __.zCrt — • •# .- __•-1 - ._..fl..........__,,____ - - S 48—The Sanford Herald Friday, May 17, 1974 8/ Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Tele"sion FRIDAY EVENING 7:00 (2) I (44) Wally's Workshop 11:30 (2) Butch Cassidy (6) Josle And The Pussycats ' Hogan's Heroes (I) What's My Line? (9) Dragnet (9) MissIon Magic (44) t. Munsters (24) Aviation Weather 1 35 ) Star Trek (44) Mod Squad 7:30 (2) PolIce Surgeon (6) Andy Griffith ------------ Tonight 's TV House Highlights of Steak '* Truth Hollywood Squares (13) All Star (9) 8-8:30 CBS DIRTY SALLY says he'll go back to prison and lived with them, filmed their the crash. The enemies are finds it is filled with heroin, singers of the 1950s and '60s. His Sanford tRERUN Sally and Pike rim they can collect the reward way of living and became their trying to kill our hero, guests are Sam and Dave, the into a chain-gang escapee money. Sally doesn't believe teacher. Tonight we see We Still Have Our....... 1-2:30 NBC THE MIDNIGHT Fleetwoods, Jimmie Rodgers, tonight and he bargains with him, and doubts he is even Marshall returning to the SPECIAL Tonight's guest host Frankle Ford, Shirley and Lee, LUNCHEON them so he can see his pregnant married, but all doubts Kalahari to study the changes IsFrankfe Avalon and the show Lou Christie, the Royal Teens wife for a few hours. Then he disappear when he acts as in 'he lives 01 the natives. 9:30-10 NBC THE BRIAN is a salute to the music and and comedian Joey Villa. SPECIAL midwife when the baby conies. KEITH SHOW "Austin Moves Served 11:30 a.m. HI 2:30 p.m. In" (RERUN) Through actions CINTRAL FLORIDA'S OLDEST beyond his control, Dr. Sean is 1TIERTAIMEIIPJ LOUNGE OPEN DAILY—INCLUDING SUN. AND FINEST STEAK HOUSE 9-11 CBS THE CBS FRIDAY forced to share his apartment 8-8:30 NBC SANFORD ANDNIGHT MOVIE "Captain Nemo with his medical associate, Dr. ()N , 1 1, 1 1 1 1 1 l "Fuentes, Fuentes, and the Underground City" Austin Roger Bowen, Sean isn't % ( ITEMIES Sanford and Chico" (RERUN) Robert Ryan, Chuck Connors too happy about it. But when N 11 ?11 114 4 I\t: Lamont goes Into the used-auto- and Luclana Paluzzi star in this Austin and Sean's daughter go /<',Join 4 For Larry parts business and Fred thinks science-fiction film based on a out on a date. Sean becomes \ / N" Wst. i..i Ct.si.Id it means the end of their part- tale inspired by Jules Vern. The apprehensive. The thought of Cameron 1 , , DAILY to Psrf.ctlo.ii nership. He takes a room in a three play victims of a ship- Austin becoming a son-In-law is VersatUe Organist skid-row mission to make wreck who are taken on a almost too much. OOtDLN SPOON AWARD DRINKS Playing 8 Singing Lamont feel terrible. He doesn't treacherous journey to an EA Call DrInks 2OcExtra Your Favorite get the right reaction from undersea city. The city is LIVE "Old" And The TERTAINMENT EN Lamont. believed to contain gold. "Now" Tunes Daily 10.11 NBC THE DEAN _____ ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLY 5-7 and 9-12 MARTIN COMEDY HOUR hi Sat. S til 12 (RERUN) Dean and his fellow DAILY 8-9 ABC BUSHMEN OF THE roasters have two targets BU SI NESSMEN'S KALAHARI This is the fourth of 9-9.30 NBC THE GIRL WITH tonight—Dan Rowan and Dick s ftm LUNCHEON 1 4 ' the ann's National SOMETHING EXTRA Martin. Joe)' Bishop, Bob D.(TLIXAU 45 W~. . Geographic series, and in a way "Irreconcilable Sameness" Newhart, Ruth Buzzi, Nipsey Distv Specia" it is a rerun, Anthropologist (RERUN) This is a make-you- Russell and Arte Johnson are KING Ra.cP Cut Sir loin John Marshall visited the Bush- feel old show. Donald O'Connor among the roasters. Steve a [ u T Manhattan or Martini plays Sally's fa ther. He and her men of Southern Africa, LCU,.%t &WWt%% S't3 Buck Owens and LL 1 I I Aged To Peqfiton. Bvo.'.d \\ Kung people, 20 years ago and mother decide to separate to & an sing "We've Got a Lot in lihIswiy 17-12 To Order And Served With put more excitement In their Common." In the country Monk lf.nPart A Balked Idaho Potato / Sonny Helms & The Helmsmen Cream And (Pi:t lives. Sally sets out to get them music spot Dean teams up wi th THE BEST -N_ 'ad ,-eg,tabl., Garden back together, and her Job is Rolls AM Buffer Reserve Islets: Burnett, and the host Cocktail Hour made easier by a girl dear old later Joins Steve in "The MONDAY I1(Jt Lunch Served or is it young? Dad meets in a Detective" comedy skit. 5 p.m. 7 p.m. MILLE S 11 am. 2 p.m. ha r. 45c Well For V.. Mon. Fri. 4 49 f (13) INTRODUCING. Something Extra (6) Movie (9) Six Million Dollar Man (24) Masterpiece Theatre (44) Movie 9:30 (2. 8) Brian Keith Show (13) Kitty Wells Show 1.00 (2 0) Dean Martin Comedy Hour $1 - (9) Toma 03 Dick Powell Theatre - ________ I (24) Tod ay In IiL4 i 7 5C • Legislature 10:30 (33) Braves Baseball (44) Bobby Goldsboro 11:00 (2.6.5.9) News (24) Man And ¶.c,,r &'e.i $995 R J LADIES DINNERS from Sa f d_____ OPEN ING SOON Featuring Country Ham & Waffles 0111111111111111 1890 WAFFLE & HAM 2401 French Ave. (formerly Fountain lounge) PH. 3n-6711 SANFORD OPEN 24 HOURS —7 DAYS AWE EK Owned 8 Operated By Johnny Canton capture that one precious moment Sh(!t'11Ofl Sanlbrd lim '- -, % '. . - (6) i, * DANCING 50C Open Entertainment (44) Movie 1:00 (2, 0) MIdnight Special (9) All Nile MOVIeS (44) News 10A.M.-2A.M. Hwy. 17.92 H If, Phone 831-9321 1 Mi. South Big Tree, Longwood SATURDAY 6:30 (2) Across The Fence IP (I) Almanac Laurel And 7:00 (2) Hardy Flying Nun (I) Butch Cassidy (6) HWY, 17.92- ACROSS FROM MOVIELAND DRIVE-IN PH.- 322-9646 SANFORD OPEN ON. Thru SUN. Amazing Chan And The Chan Clan Jetsons (24) Sesame Street (44) Chaplain Of Bourbon Street (I ; !J, •0 5:00 (2. 0) Lidsville Hair Bear Bunch (9) Bugs Bunny (44) Leroy Jenkins - 8-9 771.2171 0:30 (2, 0) Addams Family (6) Sabrina () Yogi's Gang I SxIOPORTRAITI I Downtown P I &111'Shz IJa.ug.rDrugs Sanford 323.5175 (24) MlsteRogers THE L U s Neighborhood Spook 15.0 f Sat by It. Door 9C 1P EVERY DAY tes C I TRUH T 8 x"'.,o'.uP'u I f I 1enmiah Redford I. cr%CS w 0 as lI • L_P!II (13) Movie 3 (24) MisteRogers Neighborhood p (IS) Cartoon Carnival 11:00 (7. 5) Star Trek (6) Speed Bugqy (t) Brady Kids (24) Sesame Street (35) Rock And Roll the SATISFACTION GUARANTEED ' 0djj%C,0 Thursday thru Monday sjJ%C'' 20 Showtjme 8:30 P.M. Ever wondir where the lv Series can* from? This is ill Sun. 12.7 soft - za1'Re TF'o O,.4e0m'P flnnrm,.n? - L . Reg. 5oc— Jumbo 79 French Fries ....................40 Bar-B-Q Beans ....................40c Hot Fried Pies ....................35 r- • Sausage& Biscuits ................35 Fresh Brewed coffee .............. l o( 60-joasied Su The original MA-S-H Donald Sutherland. Elliott Gould LI]J Pf 1 490 - PLUS: At 10:45 that an action to lorecloje a mor 'gage on the following real property Go in Seminole County, Florida: Lot 3 Block B. WASHINGTON (9) Soul Train Bandstand (I)) Cowtowri Rodeo O (8) Catqor ically SpeakIng (24) Electric Company (35) Celebrity • - Bowling 2:00 (2. I) Baseball (6) Flintones (fl Circus V (13) MovIe (24) Zoom (35) Movie (44) Movie 2:30 (6) Sounding Board () Championship Wrestling (24) Electric Company 3:00 (6) Golf Championship (24) Today In I ,IIf,ir 3:30 (9) Tennis Classic (24) America Be Fit (35) Sports 3:45 (24) Living Better 4:00 (6) Colonial Open (24) Llllas, Yoga And You (3$) Braves Ba se ba ll (41) Braves Base ba ll 4:30 (24) Book Beat 5:00 (2) Nashville Music (6) Preakness (0) Legends Of The West (9) Wide World Of Sports (24) Nation Time 5:30 (2) Untamed World (I) Stop, Look, Listen (24) Today In Sundance EVENING 6:00 (2) News (6) News (I) News Conference (24) Garden Show 6:30 (2) Topic (6, 0, 13) News (9) Lawrence Welk (24) Men And Ideas OUT OUR WAY any or all bids. been filed against you and you are reQuired to serve a copy of your svrittendefenses. if any, to it on van (Seal) 7:00 (2) The Magician (6) Hee Haw (I) News (24) Cinema Showcase (3$) The Saint (44) Wrestling 7:30 (5) Golden Voyage (9) Movie (24) Carrascolendas 5:00 (2.0) Emergency (6) All In The Family (24) Lennox Quart-,t (3S) Partridge Family (44) Boxing From Olympic 8:30 (6) MA-S.H (lii Movie (24) War And Peace (is) The Prisoner 9:00 (2. B) Movie (6) Mary Tyler Moore Show (44) Rock Concert 9:30 () Bob Newhart Show (3$) Burke's Law 10:00 (6) Miss U.S.A Pageant (9) Owen Marsha:l (24) Soundstage 10:30 (35) News (44) Bobby Goldsboro 11:00 (9) News (24) Bill Moyer Journal (161 crrøAm In (44) Night Gallery Is at 11:30 (2) R oc k Concert (6) Movie All Nile Movies (44) Movies 11 :45 (8) It T.ike. A Thief 12:00 (6) News 12:30 (6) Movie 1:00 (2) Thrllkr (9) by Hog Cochran George C. Scott L HUMA SRUDp (I RIVBESRY FRI.NIGHT ' 'I Locally Owned And Operated SAT,& SUN. / ORDER - PACKED TO GO .. Ir . - BIMO BURNS CAMPUS CLATTER with bIJ' BUGS BUNNY by Heimdahl & S€ R04T WiTH YA' Drawings and Specifications may be obtained from the offices of IN T HE CIRCUIT CUIT coURT EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Berman Hood Architects, 773 East Colonial Drive, Orlando, Florida, 323, by payment of a deposit of 52300 per set. The City resv eres the r,ght to accept or reject any or all bids CIVIL ACTION NO. 74.707.D In re: the Petition of Harry 0 Hug City Manager PubliSh May Il, 21, 31. 1971 THOMAS HERMAN PAYNE arid ROSA MAE PAYNE, his wife NOTICE OF ACTION 'to DOUGLAS SMALL Address: Unknown you ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED -p ._______________ A,; DEB 96 — NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS THE THE pA.NE._ ipJ PUCE'? TO E4RRY NQRpFt.J sQi THE' Petitioners, Post Office Box 1330, tit,out name, to wit BEAR GULLY KENNEL under which we ex pe ct to Sanford, Florida, 32771, and file the or iginal with the Clerk of the Circuit engage in business at Route I, Bo x 731 in the City of Maitland, Florida Court on or before May 31st, 1974 That the parties interested in said otherwise a default and ultimate b,,Sire'ss enterprise are as follows judgment will be entered against Greg Totar you granting the Said adoption. Ralph C. Tolar WITNESS my hand and the seal of Dated at Winter Park, Orange said Court on the 30th day of April. County. Florida, May 131h, 1971 AD., 1971 Publish: Msy Il, 71, 31. June 7, 1974 Seau DEB" Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court — NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS Seminole County, Florida 5 - M c'ETTtf.J6 (,, J EXM.AUv LIMOUSINE - GRIEF. ' T TELL ' / LIXE THIG WHERE'5 Sanford, Florida 37111 Attorneys for Petitioners . 21, 1571 DE B o CITYOF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, FLORIDA NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that sealed bids will be received at the office of the City Clerk of the City nf butinit Altarnonle Springs. at Attamonte Springs City Hall, 223 Newburyport Avenue, City of Attamonte Springs, Seminole County, Florida, until 6 - 30 on Tuesday. May 71. 1971, for an exclusive franchise for the pm P$'if.riIr i t.. it lAil,.... . .w..n.. .10 FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Th.v.s + iLi]i XM ' TO ALL CREDITORS OF. MID FLORIDA DODGE. INC 1101 West First Street Sanford. Florida A bulk trarisfyr and sate of the (sole proprietorship, partnership, or corporation) 3 Names and addresses of part rers or principal officers aria directors, as appropriate. 1 Amount of capital available and proposed to be devoted to the franchised business Description of equipment, facilities, and the like currently available for use in rendering services under the franchise. 6 Proposed rates to be Charged S business known , so C WINTHROP by D. YaJ QNarME5 AJND RANlN& LIKE THAT. - . ,• —'----- as mid FLORIDA __________________ be made to the undersigned and a bulk transfer of the inventory and .0- 5-17 equipment used in connection *tti thC busins wiiI OC mode to the undersigned after ten (10) days from the date uf this Notice. Chic Young or CASANOVA MssE THE TIe time an.) olace of inc ClOtin of the transaction shall be at the Law Off ice of ST(NSTPOM, DAVIS PONT & MCINTOSH, located at Florida State Bank. Suite No fl, wi,t First Street. Sanford, Florid., on Mon dat. June 3. 1911, at the hotjr of 10 C' AM The property to be transferred located at the sellers place o f business DODGE. at MID FLORIDA INC., 1101 West Firs? Street, Sanford, Florida The eStimated total of sellers debts is 513.757 14, no special arrangements have been made for ii,... .s.....,__. ,.. ..... uy."vii,, uvi inc ,ronver be made in consideration of the sum S Any other pertinent information CI S94- 000 rwi ,..hrh .',.,.Ii i. n..,l ''. .,n , . -i that may be considered of benefit in tIe Law Office of STENSTROM. awarding the franchise DAVIS S. MCINTOSH, located at Each bidder Shall accompany his Florida State Bank, Suite No 77 bid with a letter signed ario?arized Sanford, Florida, at the hour of 10 cC by the principal officer of the bidder . AM • on Monday, June). 1974. Such totter hall clearly state that. It i% Transferee's understand-ru by Svtmill,rg 0 b-d. the bddc'r that Transferor will pt y .iIi ,tgrees t(' accept a contract With the obligations prior to or at the time City of AIfam,nte Springs. Florida, and place of cloSing as above noted in accordance with the conditions The properly COnSiStS of an in set forth in the bid. and any ad ven?ory of automobiles. automobile ditional conditions not inconsistent parts, furniture, fixtureS, office wth the spirit and meaning of the niachines and associated equip or'ditlOtIt set forth in the bid r, ent The proposed Ordinance is Subject The oronertv to be fr*nfv.rri'd to be.ng revted to include Such located at the jellf(S place of IXovitirins as may be necessary to t'us.ness as above identified protect thC health, safety, and A list of the tellers creditors welfare of the citiZens of Altamonte kriown to buyer, is available for insPectionat the Law Office of H C In, .s,. 604111ttp~ I ou DODGE. INC. located at 1501 West First Street, Sanford, Florida. will for services rendered 7. P roposed percentage of gross revenue to be paid to the City of _____ CHAPTER 676 before the franchise will be awarset forth in proposed aforesaid time and place, L NOTICE TO CREDITORS FLORIDA STATUTES Each bidder S hall include in his DQ inc voiuowing intormation 1 Name and address of bidder. 2. Business organization of bidder S. PURSUANT TO BULK SALES t.nder the franchise. and the specific publicly opened and canvassed at CONFKOHT*TIONS Dated at Winter Park. Orange conditions that mutt be accepted which proposed Ordinance may be obtained from the office of the City Clerk. Altamonte Springs City Hall. Altamonte Springs, Florida, at a (OiSt if $1.50 per copy. Bids will be TAN( You OFF County. Florida. May 11th. 1911 PubliSh May 17, 74, 31, June 1, 1974 DES 90 waste The services to be furnished franchise Ordinance, copies of j, Patricia Podmore collection of commercial Solid did, are DEAR....MV OVELYCA3P/ ___________ upon receipt of prpof of the Publication of this notice, the fi titiouS name, to wit: BEALAR KAMEAL ARABIAN STABLES under whi(h I expect to engage In business at Route 1, Box 231 in the City of Maitland, Florida, That the party interested in said \. _____ .T\ POL AWAY DIJCEY E VOICE NAME STATUTE S. MCINTOSH _ Post Office B-ox 1330 _____j I TUBE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, pursuant to the Ftitiou Name Statute" Chapter 86S09. Florida Statute. will register W ith the Clerk of the Circuit Court, in and for Seminole County, Florida. Ned N Julian, Jr. STENSTROM. DAVIS 'NuffJRuJ 'URELY PARTy TO THE CAR... GOOD -, by Crooks &Lawnenc. THROLJ1 9 uPPOEpL'? BEAR- LlMOLJ,tE PEEP upon receipt of proof of tt'e N. JULIAN. JR. of STENSTROM, DAVIS 8. McINTOSH, Attorneys for Publication of this notice, the fc By; Joy Stokes Deputy Clerk I CAPTAIN EASY NAME STATUTE that a Petition has been filed In the TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. Notice is hereby given that the above styled Court for the adoption of the minor child named therein undersigned, pursuant to the and wherein you are named as an "F(titiOut Name Stat ut e" Chapter interested party, and you are hereby 66509, Florida Statute, will register With the Clerk of the Circuit Court, required to serve a copy of you r n arid for Seminole County. Florida. written defenses, if any, to iton NED da ) 10. 1971, in the Casselberry City '.all, Casselberry, Florida, for the construction of a fire station. 21, 31, 1971 .....i Th CHEAP ONES AR E ON TH' LEFT bidS up to S 00 P.M Monday. June ________________________________ 11 DES .,._ -- Strsf4.I - INVITATION TO BID Notit s hereby gwen that the City of Casselberry of Seminole County, Florida, will receive sealed Deputy Clerk Aiiamnntp n,;nnt Fl or .. a,'vardof t he franchise by Lorry Lewis - 1974 ..._ .--_-.-- . - % BEETLE BAILEY Mont Walker . . -I The City of Altamonte Springs. POE, at 510 N Harbor City Blvd. Florida. is receiving bids with the Melbourne, Florida intent of providing service of the During the past three (3) years, THE PHANTOM most desirable character arid theselIerhasusednootherbusin, Quality Accordingly, fbi said City nar',e or address oth er than that IC" c formalities. and to accept the bid that appears to be the most ad var'tageous and to the best interests ANY DEB Si Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By Joy Stokes the d's Board of County (Stall Publish: May 3. 10. .--,'-' ' - Commitsioners Seminole Cuunt ,. n A G. laneDeputy Clerk Publish May Y Il , 31. 1971 WITNESS try hand and the seal of Publish: May 10, 17. s1"I Arthur H. BiCkwith, Jr Clerk at Post Office Box 793, Orlando, Florida 37107 and file the original ,ith the Cietk of the abo v e court on or before June 19, 1974. otherwise a judgment m may be en tered against you f or the relief demanded In the complaint or petition, Celebrity V " Florida, said Court on May 71h. -t of County Commissioners regular meeting, Room 703, Courthouse, Sanford. Florida . The Board of County ComminioMrs reserves the right to waive any irregularities or technicalities in bids and or reject den Berg. Gay, Burke 6. Dyer, P A. (35) Midget Racing (44) Combat 4_ • Bids will be opened at 11 .00 A M has American -j/ Tuesday, May 71, 1971, In the Board Book 16. Pages So 6. $7, Public Records of Seminole County, ChIldren's Film Festival I 74. OAKS SECTION TWO, according to the plat thereof as recorded In Plat Ml bidS, to accept bidS in whole or in part, to waive formalities and in Sanford and All Orlando Area Stores 9 plates—-" ase'al I I 99C Jeannie () Goober And Ghost Chasers Char-Broiled Hamburgers PHOTOGRAPHER ON DUTY: Daily 10.8 Lassie's Rescue kangers (6) h 0619 joy so oilier .ritn? ICCCSf/ May 16, 17, 18, 19 and (9) Hour 10:30 (2. 0) Pink Panther Coils S1 posta.t3 off t'id It low pce No a Favorite Martian (44) Ernest Angley Warri, S,ct Pi(tuis t1 ""tat,. to( M's •na;tm,rI how# (6) (24) ElectrIc Company ...-.' (posts—out RIKt.qJ You may select addtu Private Eye (13) Aviation Lesson (44) Gos pe l H ou r 10:00 (2.0) Sigmund—Sea Monsters • L Johnson" I Adt,ctal sjecli -G'ov;% C' indrvdiaIs u seti Ian.tj— $1.00 per subott frr.. e ADULTS 13.55 CHILD SI w Robert I , ,O'" ..-- 0 stfa •.-.. Orcter I MI ages Eaie , chiIde and adII Or.. ;tt,t pit sject .. çqO06q 9:15 OVER! INS IS'S 357.51.5-5 / un •u'—— % $9 bOSa I Street 9:30 (2. 0) inch High 9C . (9) (24) Sesame U BAR GA IN MAT I NEE 7:15 Movies Super Friends Midnight Show 11111111IR-1 U1 Wall" CHAIX (44) Teach In 9:00 (2, 0) Emergency Plus 4 (6) Scooby Doo ' WHO rc Movie Soul Train AnON OF R — thouse, by 3:00 P.M., Friday, May you ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Bow ling - - Barba '8 Restaurant I 1:00 (2) (6) -. TO HE HAD RE-TAKE A 5NGHOLD THAT HAD FAUXN MILITARY INTO THE HAND OPER ENEGADES.' WHAT KINDA i Drawer C. Sanford sealed envelope, plainly marked on the outside (Sealed Bid for Covered Walkway open ed Tuetday. May 21, 1571 Special Note: Monday, May 21, Memorial Day. a legal holiday, TflTCTDI'C, ogas must be in ins Clerk's Office, Room 216. Cour. A KITE DURiNG A MILITARY OPERATION. - 4 ...DESCRIBING GENERAL HAN SIN'S USE OF 5CLL WAS UNAED IN CHIN A RECENTLY .. YES, I Florida 37771. All bidS are to be in a havina n, claiming In h* right, tit le, interest in the real Property herein described. Fat Albert (24) Sesame Street (44) 7:30 (2) Lassie AT Orange City Growers (9) Tarzan South's Finest Italian Food 413S. ViNusla Ave. (6) (6) Bailey's Comets South's Finest MRS , TUES.-SUN. 4.10 P.M. (35) (44) 12:30 (2) (6) Office. P0 wife RESIDENCE: UNKNOWN And all parties claiming interests b, through, under or against Pearl Edward McClary and Delores J. McClary, his Wife, and to all parties Wrestling MORNING wine and commandeer the family TV set for this one-hour aerial and ground tour of the promised land. SPAGHETTI - LASAGNA RAVIOLI - MANICOTTI VEAL PARMIGIANA CHICKEN CACCIATORA Bamm Bamrn Information The Invaders Legislature It's A 'State' Of Mind NEW YORK (AP) Some low-grade guru here once called California a state of mind, not a state. He was daft, of course, But a nifty TV special arriving next week may help you decide the matter yourself. It's cafled "The Place For No Story," comes from station KQED In San Francisco and Is being offered the nations pubUcTV stations Monday night by the Public Broadcasting Service. We tout it now to give you ample time to cancel scheduled engagements, ch1l a Jug of MovIe (9) Wide World Of EVERY TUES., FRI., SAT. 9P.M. TIL2 A.M. "COUNTRY WESTERN MUSIC" Drinks Z9 (44) Night Gallery 11:30 (2.8) Tonight Show - All Ladies ( / \ -. lu-isAlic £UMA'TIjfle tiam. bara Bust" (RERUN) Toma 9.10 ABC THE SIX MILLION does his undercover work DOUAR MAN "Survival of the overseas tonight as he Fittest" (RERUN) Austin and masquerades as a professor of five others survive a plane archeology to help track down crash Just after attending an narcotics smugglers. Their international diplomatic gimmick is to put the drugs in meeting. There were some artifacts purchased by people at the meeting who American tourists. Toma gets wanted the discussions to fall, in the trail when he acquires a and they follow through after statue of a fertility goddess and — Let us "-'-'----- ...— Environ ment - NITE n or .'.- . Cowtown Rodeo iii InighrCh a._ (35) Movie 9:00 (2. I) Girl With (I) .—.t(,,.PApT OP AN ANCIENT 011 HEALTH FACILITY Specifications may be c4tained at the offiCe of Eoghan Kelly, Ar(tiltict P0 l, Sanford, Florida 3777I, or by writing the Clerk's and DELORES J. MCCLARY, hit (24) Electric Company (35) Felony Squad (44) Bold Ones 8:30 (2, 5) Lotsa Luck (A) (..wl Timn Pebbles And by Dove Grou. IJ SAY J4 PROOF 4 CHINESE GENERAL DESIGNED THE FIRST KVrE? tt 5. SEMiriuOUN'Y MENTAL Defendants. Friday, May 17, 1974-58 ALLEY OOP followingA COVERED WALKWAY AT NOTICE OF SUIT TO: PEARL EDWARD McCLARY (13) All Star Week / / DIrty Sally (6) 50' - (24) Wall Street 8:00 (2) Sanford & Son I () Bushmen Of Kalahari (24) Washington (7 11'M fm qe 1 1 HAPPY HOUR Wrestling () County Commissioners will receive b'dsat the offlceof Arthur H. Beck with, Jr. Cerk, up to 3.00 P.M., Friday, May 71, 1911, for the VS. Jetsons (9) (I) To Tell The Holiday Isle Complex Ph. 323-1910 $81 12:00 (2) The Seminole County Board of CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CIVIL No. 74-750-C DIVISION C FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR TGAGE ASSOCIATION, PEARL EDWARD MCLARY and DELORES J MCCLARY, his Wife, AFTERNOON (13) News - NOTICE FOR BIOS anh1hf, World Truth (6) Wonderful (I) To Tell The The Sanford Herald Legal Notice - and buytr hat not dc.-ie buSinesS previously Dated May II. 1971 Bob Dance Dodge, Inc -- -- ArE'- ., J T)t I p,q A'4tED sly 9tThER" l ( U441' Tht PtR4.CE 'V ,ij' 4%IILv A'.:? C..R Attorney at Law tio Harbor City Blvd P0 P.0. 1037 Muiboune. Florida 11411t PbIith May 10, 17, 1511 Publiih May I?. 21. 1911 [WOOl 0E59) so viE N.S 1 c. OJ HELP "7" FI T ' I ____ ?A PREIrEM1 : C dill - Sy Barry I'LL. DO MY BE'5114 ...1O FiND TIE 'stJ4E ..ANC' I5'43E. '—._.. a Florida corporation S Phyllis Jordahl isOT AT Ta-f. of the City of Altamonte prinos, By S Pobert M One FIo,iija Pres i dent DATED thit$th day of May AD lSeall 1971 Harvey C Poe, Jr City Clerk of the City of Attamnnte Springs. Florida "CJ 4E ,w BT rIE'JD, MR W4LkE Falk and �Friday, May 17,197A 6B—The Sanford Herald WORLD Sex -Change Pioneer Still Helps Patients I EDITORS NOTE — Plastic pioneer of the sex change worked, and the patient has University of Minnesota and large number of prostitutes and forced into the wrong body, like a left-handed person being surgery Is the terminology Dr. operation. Since he first lived very satisfactorily as a Stanford University. transvestite performers." Dr. Burou calls his operation Georges Buron uses to describe developed his method in 1956, woman ever since." Dr. Burou almost never fol. forced to use only his right his specialty. His fame has he has performed nearly 1,000 That was In 1956. In Febru- "basically plastic surgery," be- lows up a former patient's Ca- hand." spread through what he calls a such operations. Many of his ary, 1973, Dr. Burou publicly cause his newly transformed reer and doesn't know what The complex surgery used to kind of "trans-sexual mafia." patients have been Americans. revealed his method at a Stan- women can never hope to have happened to the priest. "I think take three hours. Dr. Burou has Dr. Burou was a pioneer in sex "I know of no other doctor In ford University symposium on babies. "But they become most of them want to forget cut it to 90 minutes, followed by change operations. In a rare in- the world who has done more trans-sexualism. women in every other respect. I they ever had to undergo such three to four weeks of conterview he talks about his work. than about 60 such interDr. Burou's surgical tech- literally turn their genitals an operation," he said. valescence. The total cost is ventions," he said in a rare In. nique has been adopted and Insideout, as you reverse a "They are nearly ilways $5,000, often reduced for modified by surgeons In the glove. The sensitivity remains people who spent all their lives patients of limited means. By MICHAEL GOLDSMITH terview. Associated Press Writer Although his renown has United States and elsewhere, unchanged. The breasts yearning to be women, from the Dr. Burou was born the son of CASABLANCA, Morocco spread through what he calls "a The surgery involves removal develop naturally, with the help time their parents failed to a French settler in Algeria. He (AP) — It's like a fashionable kind of trans-sexual mafia," of the testicles and tissue from of hormone treatment." understand why the little boy studied medicine at Algiers Dr. Burou said his patients wanted to play with dolls." gynecologist's waiting room Dr. Burou shuns publicity. He the penis and dissection or University, settled in Casab.anywhere in the world. Young waited more than 16 years be. creation of a space for a vagina come from all parts of the world Dr. Burou stressed that the lanca in 1940 and stayed on women, some accompanied by fore presenting the first scien- between the prostate gland and and from all walks of he, impulse to change sex is almost when French colonial rule end. their husbands, anxiously await hue paper on his technique to a the rectum. The space is lined Almost half of them are Invariably not mental, with skin from either the penis Americans. Other come from physical. "It is never a problem ed. He said he never has pertheir turn while nurses scurry medical congress. France about. western Europe and Japan. of hormones or chromosomes," formed his operation in The sun-tanned, athletic- or a thigh, or from both. because it is Illegal there. Every few days, though, a looking physician says he enThere have been 500 to 600 Their average age Is 30 but his he said. "True hermaphrodites different kind of patient rings at tered the sex-change field such operations in the United oldest patient was a 70-year-old exist, but I have never seen one. Dr. Burou never receives a Dr. Georges Burou's door: a almost by accident. "A patient, States in the last five to six German. The men who come to me need patient directly, but through man, invariably alone, comes a French elecrical engineer, years, according to a physician He said he successfully oper. help because they are con- recommendation of other doe. by appointment to be trans. pestered me for months to do It familiar with the subject. Two ated on a 50-year-old French vinced their bodies are acci- tors, usually including at least formed Into a woman, because he could no longer surgeons in New York City have Roman Catholic priest, an Ital- dents of nature and nothing can one psychiatrist. Dr. Burou, GI-year-old endure life as a man. I finally done 100-150 ea ( h and the ian university professor, sev change their minds about it. ''Ne one ct'ri walk straight French surgeon and consented and tried it as an operation is performed atJohns cml fellow doctors, some They believe their whole lives here and demand a sex are being ruined by being change,"hesaid. gynecologist, is regarded as a experiment. Surprisingly, it Hopkins University, the writers and artists and "quite 1110 I LOS ANGELES (AP) Authorities worked through the night attempting to establish the identities of five bodies recovered from fire-gutted house believed to be a hideout for the terrorist Symblonese Liberation Army. A spokesman for the Los Angeles County Coroner's Office said today the bodies were examined for scars and other identifying marks. The coroners's office said It had requested dental records on abducted newspaper heiress Patricia Hearst as a "matter of routine." A spokesman for newspaper executive Randolph A. Hearst said the FBI told Hearst one of the dead was SLA leader Donald D. DeFreeze, But the FBI denied that agents identified DeFreeze who was known as SLA General Field Marshal Cinque. The FBI also denied telling the Hearst family any such thing. The SLA has said it kidnaped Miss Hearst, 20, who was dragged From her Berkeley apartment on Feb. 4. The coroner's spokesman said dental checks on the bodies had begun and autopsies would be conducted later today. All five persons at least two of whom were women perished during a furious hour-. - S Sou ght Clues SLA 4 long gun battle Friday evening in which some 500 heavily armed police fired tear gas shells. The frame house In south Los Angeles was sprayed with thousands of rounds of ammunition during the siege and caught fire during the battle. Authorities said they were unable to positively Identify any of the bodies because they were badly disfigured in the fire which was believed to have been touched off by a smoul. dering teargas shell. Acting on a tip, flak-jacketed officers took position around the house at about 5:30 p.m. PDT and then called out to the occupants over a bullhorn: - - - in " :Wft V_ I I c4 : *%____1"-V -T --.:4 . Oft__:. - !,---w7_" _~-114,._ ,I , _MA -__-M .!.~_-N044 - - r__~ ___ :: : ____ .___ __ ______ ----______________ : — - .1 - Government Offering Help . ~7 :' -- -j .iiA __ _._ P __~_ n - ~- - ~, ,- j! To Jordan 's .1 _ _____ _________ ____________ -M _________ ___________ ___________ -a--- Li- - Ll ii§aIlf -----' ri ______ _______ _____ _____ _ ___ _____ I tercontinental squatting on the hammed was proud as he 19#3 to pronio Jor floor plai ti ng colored straws walked through the souk, or sans a nd their work. It organinto mats and bread baskets. market. All his friends and ized the exhibition to inf orm the I' At first when the Jordan neighbors rushed up to greet public as well as government the groups of the scope of ke him, Craf ts Council asked her to ta villagers' crafts. part in its exhibition she wasn't How wonderful Umm Mo. At from the overwhelming sure, but the thought of earn g in hammed look ed last night on public interest in the exhibition, some money encouraged her, television." "H famous your "which amazed us," said Mrs. When the television cameras wife is. Everyone saw her." Nasser, there were other suewith their lights and BEAUTY SPOT visiting So Umm Mohammed stayed foreigners clustered around her for the rest of the exhibition, The Jordanian Industrial THIS IS one of the six ponds at the International Flower and Gardening she was sure she had made a gri nning at otographers. Bank has offered loans to mistake. Show being held in Vienna through the middle of October. New medical shame1,1mm M'ihammed was only craftsmen If they are guaran"But aren't pictures center and hotel are in background. 10.11 one of many Jordanian crafts- teed by the Crafts Council, " his Is very Important for men taking part in their first people like the silversmi th," exhibition. said Mrs. Widdad Kawwal, a "At first they refused to committee member. "He stuck come," said Crafts Council vice to silver over the venrs while all By The Associated Press over IO gold The Israeli raiders bombed dared the Palestinian news said one guerrilla. "Even if all presiden t Mrs. Hind Nasser, his colleagues israeli ground troops made a and rocketed at least five Pale- agency WAFA. work, which is more profitable. the Arabs sign a peace agreehit-and-run hit-and-run attack Into southern stinian camps and three border "Now with a loan he can buy The Israeli strikes increased ment with Israel, we will still — more raw material, train Lebanon as Palestinian guer- villages Thursday in retaliation ti~e possibility that SecreUry of continue to fiot." IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE (,. leaders prornsed swift re- for the Arab terrorist attack State Henry A. Kissinger would Egyptian Foreign Minister EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. vige for the Israeli air strikes Wednesday in which 24 Israelis return to Washington soon with- Ismall Fahmy warned that the over, thus making his business CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Notice II hereby given that I am that killed or wounded more were killed and 74 were out an agreement between Is- Arab states could not stand idly COUNTY. FLORIDA more profitable." erioaged in business at $73 SaIando The council will send a small Swings Dr.. Longwood. Seminole CIVIL ACTION than 225 Palestinian refugees wounded. The Israeli bombs rael and Syria for a separation by in the face of "Israeli acts of DIVISION B CASE NO. 74.74)1 and Lebanese, and rockets also hit a block of of their fotces on the Golan aggression." exhibition to Berlin later this County. Flor ida under the fictitious In re: the Petition if ORLAND Israeli warplanes streaked apartment houses in Sidon ad- Heights. But Kissinger made year and plans to take part in name of MI LA REALTY. and that I SMITH and PEGGY F. SMITH In Washington, the White is ai ns intend to register said name with the NOTICE TO: Mr. Carl F White across Lebanon again Friday, joining a refugee camp, level- another trip to Damascus House condemned both the the World Crafts Council cxlii- Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminole co James C. White DALLAS, Tex. (Al') — New bltion in Toronto, Canada, in County. Florida in accordance with and rescue workers cleaning up ing one three-story building and Thursday and maintained on guerrilla attack Into Israel and Berryville, Virginhi the provisions of the Fictitious after Thursday's raids ran forcausing heavy casualties. his return to Jerusalem that the retaliatory raids, saying, advances against one of the June. 22611 Name Statutes, To wit: Section cover. But there were no FeUmm Mohammed will "This new Israeli crime will "progress was made." "Continuing cycles of violence worst forms of bone cancer In $6309 Florida Statute's 1937. Mrs Rozella Linet,urrj ,%h'te ports of another attack, and it not pass without punishment. 5: JuLius C. Harper "Tell Kissinger to come see ofthissortcanonly obstruct the children are being achieved there, demonstrat ing her skills 142 South Euclid Avenue 11, was believed the planes were on Israel will pay very dearly for what the Israelis have done achievement of a peaceful with a combination of Chem- '—ifherhusbandwllllethergo. Publish: May 10, Il. 24, 31, Wincp*steq, Virginia DEB3I which includes a physireconnaissance missions, 22601 the price of our children," de- with American Phantoms," settlement in the Middle East." icals ___ ijrrath 0 ________ ___ Sunday, May 19, 1974—Sanford, Florida 32771 66th Year, No. 231 Price 20 Cents _____ _______ " - roof. The shooting stopped 15 minutes later. Billows of black smoke cast a pall around the house, obscuring the view of police sharpshooters and hundreds of excited spectators. Hagen said two of the bodies both women, one black and one white were found lying in the hallway. Ammunition in belts strapped to their waists exploded in the Intense heat from the blaze, maiming the bodies further and making identification even more difficult. Three other bodies were found underneath the house near air vents to the outside. A flak-jacketed officer with a gas mask said: "It was just like Vietnam." The raid was the second of the day Friday on a suspected SLA hideout. But officers found no one inside the first house they stormed. - During the gunbattle at the second house, a woman ran out of the small dsselling after it caught fire. - A woman who emerged from the house after It caught fire said there were five other per sons inside a black man, a black woman and three white women. "They held me, they held me," the woman was heard to - _______ I 8 - IMI, T Israelis Pierce Lebanese Border B Cancer Researchers L tG ological "rescue worker." WASHINGTON (Al') Leaks of secret Hoese Judiciary Committee evidence violate "the most basic sense of fairness arid justice," White House Press Secretary Ronald L Ziegler says. "Certain members of the committee and staff have p1-actired neither order, nor discipline, nor due process, and the result Is that the country Is being seriously — and In a calculated way — misled about the facts," Ziegler said Friday In a telephone Interview from Key Biscayne, Fla. Ziegler joined White House lawyer James D. St. Clair in suggesting the comniittee open its hearings "so that this calculated and piecemeal parceling out of information can be as. sessed by the country." After four days of hearings, Peter W Rodino Jr., - Mom Tells Son: You'll Die Young FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla like that," Michael Perchonh factors and (AP) — When Margaret Per contract the replied. they at what age to store and use sugar disease, juvenile ly. This was reported today by Dr. Gerald Rosen, a New York cancer specialist. He said the new combination includes: Andrlamycln, an antibiotic; cyclo- Mrs. Perchonis says she long World War I mustard gas; Michael, his three brothers, diabetes can shorten the Lifechonis' 13-year-old son aske methotrexate, a drug designed W how long be was going Ii Philip, 12, John, 10, and Teddy, span of children, like the four ago decided honesty was how di!to lure cancer cells Into believ. live she told him frankly: "Un 8, are diabetics. Their father, Perchonises. Diabetes occurs best policy, no matter Pat, also suffers from diabetes. when the pancreas does not licult, when helping her chil- log they need it for flourLII you're about 32." "I figured it was somethingDepending on other health produce enough insulin needed dren come to grips with the dis- ishment; and a form of vitamin B known as "clt.rovorum factor ease. rescue." INVITATION TO BID v phosphanlide, a drug similar to pointment. All bids "it be maililid Specifications may be Obtained from the City Manager. Caiselberry on Edward L. Kelly, Jr.. Petitioners, to: Mr. Robert T. Belserer. Mm. City Hall. The City reserves the attorney. whose address is Suite $0. Seminole Memorial Hospital. 1101 South Orange Avenue, Orlando, Fla. right to accept or reject any or all East First Street. Sanford, Florida 3240%. on or before June 6. fllll. Bids mutt be received by noon bidsHarry Hug 1974, and file the original with the on the 7th day of June. 1974 Clerk of thiS Court either before City Manager Publish May 16. 17, 7). 1971 service on Petitioners' attorney or Publish May 17, 21. 1971 DES $0 immediately thereafter; otherwise. DES a default may be entered against you for the relief demanded in the FICTITIOUS NAME CITY OF petition Notice is hereby given that I am Israel-Syria u Index - - ' . '' it I 4 .-. forts, but his aides sVessed that they are not what currently is stalling an agreement - . ., , :-r- - ..-: ' - make it ring. They were oblivious of the many cameras aimed at them by tourists, my ' run into ~Vople who thA It is contagious. Deputy Clerk Publish: May 3, 10. 17, 24, 74 01R%4 ~anford. Florida 37111 Publish May 10, Il, 24, 31, 1974 0(1417 City Afforn" Publish May I?, 1974 DEB IS Silinford, Ftnrids 37711 Puhlth May Il, 71, Jur. 7 , DE fl 9? 1771 -. __ , , •': . ________ _____ _________ • . . . . .. -- - . .,• ..- .-.. \ . • '-. • .- . . .... -. _______ ____ dM WEATHER . - _____ - p - -, ____ _____ ' - ... ' '. 15 year-old _______________ :, ______________ . . -. , '" ,•' - .. - _ _ .. ' -e .. - ' GOOD AFTERNOON Boy Admits Dare Killing ' . ,-, .. :' -- - Deal de ________ -. ______ -. - _ *~,k . Probe Delayed -jo 4 .-' . . Letter Ties ___ - ___ Dickinson _________ - - . D-N.J., sa= determined to keep them closed, at least through next week. The committee has scheduled Its next closed meeting for Tuesday. Ziegler said the leaks "will certainly have a bearing on fur- - •'.': -. "' : t .~ JON 111W ti.i 2 w . / -, ... Nixon Keeps Gif ts Secret Disengagement Facing Delay ONE OF six slides submitted as Deltona Camera Club's entry to the Photographic Society of America's quarterly contest, this shot was made by herald correspondent Fannette Edwards of Deltona of a cigar maker in a Key Vest shop with her Nikon 35 mm, and a F.2 lens. The Deltona club tied for second place honors in the national contest. i ,., 100 The boys need an insulin inLAKE MARY, FLORIDA engaged WITNESSmy hand and seal of the buSineSS at 700 West jection every morning and the The latter is the "rescue Notice of Public Hearing Highway 431, Longwood, Seminole Court at Sanford. Florida this 61h worker," which serves as an County, Florida under the family sticks to a strict diet, family TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. day Of May. 1971 fictitious NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN by (Seal) antidote against side effects of name of SEMINOLE RADIO, and that I intend to rester Said name the Board of Adjustment of the City "In a 'vay, It makes It easier the methotrexate. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. The the watchdog General AccountWASHINGTON (A ll) of lake Mary, Florida, that said with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Clerk of the Circuit Court that all the boys need to count Committee will hold a public White House continues o con- ing Office for information Seminole County, Florida in cc By: Joy Stokes bearing I rordance with the prov1sion, Deputy Clerk of the skier its records of Foreign gifts the Whit House gifts unit files calories very carefully. They're Leg al Notice Ctit,O (')t0C0"tiderareQUStOf Special Publish May 10, Il, 74. 1, 1971 Nanie Statutes, To Wit toPresidentNixonandhisfam. of thousands of presidential very good about not cheating, exception and variance to construct DES 42 Section 56509 Florida Statutes 1957 but sometimes I sound Like the a two car garage on Lot ily confidential and will not gifts, 5: F Scott Kenneth and 41, of meanest mother on the block," IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Publish May Il, 71, 3%, June 7, %97 Mary Avenue a nd High Street. from IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND open therecordstopub!icview. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR- flESh 2S'6- to 10',aItofrom lS'fo7'from FOR sirs. Perchonis says. "If CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE SEMINOLE COUNTY. JERUSAlEM (Al') SecreDeputy Press Secretary GetAttention has been focused on home, more Particularly described FLORIDA. they're hungry in the evening, COUNTY. FLORIDA ,y follows: tary of State Henry A. Kissin- aid 1,. Warren said Th ursda y presidential gifts since dis- and CIVIL ACTION NO. 74 719.1 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND they've used up all their Case No. 74.6$-C COUNTY.LaOs 60 and 61, GREENLEAF In to: the Marriage of FOR SEMINOLE ger's aides acknowledge that he the White House view is that closure Tuesday by the Wash- calories, i DIVISION C AND WILSONS ADDITION to Lake WARREN JOSEPH CAMPBELL, have to tell them FLORIDA. will be unable to work out a full publicizing such gifts might inglon Post's Maxine Cheshire there's lettuce In the In re: the Marriage of Mary, Florida, according to P1.1 PETITIONER. AND ALICR CIVIL ACTION NO. 74.759 refrig- YVOPINt MARIE I-IONEYAGER thereof as recor ded in Plot Book L i o t L i s troop disengagement agree. cause embarrassment in diplo- that the Nixon family received erator," DIVISION B CAMPBELL, ptitir WIFE Pages 76 and 27, Public Records of R('jPOUDENT, In ri; the Marriage of ment between Israel and Syria :natic dealings with other corm- gills of three sets of ex pe nsive and THOMAS, Seminole County, F lorida, GER IRIJDE NOTICE OF ACTION A, this weekend. tries. jewels over the past Five years She says the boys understand KIETH ERICI( HONEVAGER The Public Hearing will be held in To ,s1 ICE ROLL INS CAMPBELL PFTITIONF P. AND CALVIN W l4')Ti lt'4D the C,IY HII of tile City of Lake however, the) say he is :uak. 1k' said t.he White 1lou:i: has from th Saudi Arabian royal about taking care of each other )$J Carpenter Drive THOMAS, IESPONDEUT NOTICE OF PETITION Mary. Florida. on Monday. June 3, Atlanta, Georgia TO CALVIN W. THOMAS ing one more stab at a partial not received any request from family, and when one had an insulin reFOR DISSOLUTION 1971. at 730 0m, or &S UM RESIDENCE UNKNOWN YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED pact beginning with meetings OF MARRIAGE action, the others held him and YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 'hereafter as Possible, at which time that an iction for Dissolution of int erested partie' and today with Premier Golda Meir poured sugar in his mouth. TO: KIETH ERICK HONEVAGER that an action for Dissolution Of citizens for Marriagehasbeen filed against you 13$ Sonya Drive Apt. No 3 Pd against the request for Special by WARREN JOSEPH CAMP Marriage has been filed against you and other Israeli leaders and Waukesha. YfiICOifl exception and variance will be BELL, and you art required to file a "I think this is beautiful," by GERTRUDE A. THOMAS, and winding up with another session YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED heard Said hearing may be con (Opy of your written detente's; If ,4$J YOU are reured to serve CQP 01 Mrs Perchoffis rzi with S ri.n J'rcfldent hlafez that a PpttiOn for OsSOtut'n of ;' tind from time t time ur.til final ,ry, to it or Carroll Burke. Attorney our drftns to it, if my, on Carroll has bee n filed against you Burke, Attorney for Petitioner, action 5 taken by said Board of for Pelil,oner, Marriage Assad in Damascus Saturday. _ whose address is 612 The Perehonls say they are andyouarerequiredtoserveacoPy whose address is 617 Sanford Adjustment cantord Atlantic Bank Building. The differences are narrow THIS NOTICE Shall be Posted in Sarford, flor teaching their sons to be self- o your defenses, if any, to it on tlanlic Bank Building, Sanford, ids 32771. and file the but -terribly emotional," news. thrii (3) Public places within the qriginil with the Cerk of Circuit Petit loner, YVONNE MARIE Florida, and file the original with sufficient and "to take their HONEVAGER. h .4. i Is: the Clerk of Circuit Court. Seminole City of Lake Mary, Florida. at the Court, Sanford, Seminole County, men were told as Kissinger flew lace In society as much as MetloflYllIe avenue Apt. City Hall within the City of Lake Florida, on or before the 15th day of County, Florida, on or before the back to Israel Thursday night MelIonvIIIe Trace Apts.; Sanford. 11th day of June, A.D. 1974; Mary, Florida. and Published in The JUCC. A.D. society will allow theta," 1971, otherwise a followjng a seven-hour session Florida 3271% and file the original ottecwiw a default will be entered Sanford Herald, a newspaper Of judgment will be entered against "Michael wants to be a pilot with the Cleft of the above -styled against you for the relief demanded general Circulstion in the said City, you for the relief demanded in the —. . with Au.ad and Foreign Court on or before May 31st, 1974; ,n the Petit one time at least IS days prior to the Petition. of some sort," Mrs. Perchonis Minister Abdel IliUm Kha otherwise a def autt Judgment may WITNESS my hand and the seal of af or esaid hearng date In addition, WITNESS my hand and the' seal of says. "1 don't discourage him, dam. One senior American offi. notice shall be Posted in the area to ,nteqe against you for the relief said C ou rt on this the 5th day of said Court on this the 111 h div of be Considered at least IS days prior but I'd be lying if I didn't tell demanded in the Petition May, A D. 1971 dat said the two governmen ts May, A D 1974. tO tIe date of he Public Hearing shall be Published 0fC notice This (Seal) him (Seal I the physical lüTiltatlons. each wk for four cornewtive are as close to an agreement DATED: this 101h d. of May, Arthur H. Seckwith, Jr. Arthur If Beckwith. Jr T Many companies have strict weeks in 'The Sanford Herald. A 0 $911. they could be withou t h.sing Clerk of Circuit Court Clerk of Circuit C ourt S Kay Sassman hand and Seat of rem-ro le County, Florida policies against hiring diabetic, WITNESS (ITX'. ¶mr.ote (Th',rity. Florith' City (lirk, id Court •t Florida. on thiS 30th B y Linda M Harris because of medical insurance." It-v tnd M Harris The Arab terrorist attack on City of Lake Mary, div of April. 1974. Deputy Clerk Oeputy Clerk SILENCE IS GOLDEN Florida Mitalot and the retaliatory Is. CARROLL QURKE CARROL,t. BURKE Mrs. Perchonis says the (am. ISeal) Jr tHOMAS 0. FREEMAN, ESQ H. 14 B.ckwith, Arthur AttGey rn for Petitioner raeli air strikes in to Lebanon RUSSIAN CHILDREN tackle an ancient Attorney for Petitioner P0 floe ily has encountered a lack of 34$ Circuit Court Clerk 01 LI? Sanford AtliOtiC £12 Sanford Atlantic hampered Kissinger's peace th AII.mon$e Springs, Fl church bell on the Kremlin grounds, but can't By: Jo, Stuket Sink Building knowledge about diabetes, and (Sank Building PRIZE WINNING SLIDE - You are notified that the above Notice is hereby given that the named petiiiorers, ORLAN 0 City of Cattelberry of Seminole SMITH and PEGGY F SMITH, County. Florida, will receive sealed INVITATION TO RID have filed a petition in the above bids up o 5.00 P.M. Monday. Seminole Memorial Hospital in of the . 1974 in the Casselberry City Hall Styled Court for the adoption otes bids that petition, child named in for replacement of Catselberry, Florida. for Chain link minor base flathlnqs of roofing system. and ,ou are commanded to serve a Site may be Inspected by ap copy of your written defenses, of any. Legal Notice "A white lady had a belt on with a pistol.. .she slapped at the pistol and smiled up at me," Mrs. Cart said. Mrs Cart said she kit and notified police. By Ziegler NEW DELHI, India (Al') there is no difference between the United States, Russia, India set off Its first nuclear tests for peaceful purposes and China, Britain and France. explosion In an underground those for military purposes," The Indian announcement AW test early today, the official In- Naim said. "The technology is said the test was conducted at a G urney than radio said. The blast the same. We have kept warn- depth of about 328 feet. The size **%& TAMPA, Fla. Al') While brought the world's Largest deing the international commuof the bomb was not given. H John A. Spoiski Internal Revenue Service GAINESVILLE, Fla. (AP) knowledge of the fund-raising mnocracy into the so-called nu- nity against the dangers of this Experts had long suspected agents wade through piles of A letter establishing the first while it was underway or of atclear club up to now reserved backdoor entry into the nuclear that India was on the verge of a records, sources say it might written and signed link between tempts to Influence the Federal You'll pardon me if I don't get for major military powers. club," nuclear bomb capacity. The take two weeks before a federal a formmier fund-raiser for Sen. Housing Administration, He aptoo excited over the most recent Both Indian national news was no immediate re- consultative committee of the grand jury again takes up its Edward Gurney, R-Fla., and peared for two days this week flap between this county's fire agencies said the explosion was acThere ti on f ro m Washington, D.C. Indian Parliament charged probe Into the financial and of. attempts to Influence the feder- before a federal grand jury in administrator Gary Kaiser and conducted In the Rajastan area In Russia, India's ally, the of- with atomic energy matters ficial affairs of Comptroller al housing officials has been Jacksonville that is in. architects for the an- west of New Delhi, site of the flcial Soviet news agency lass was advised last year that Fred O. "Bud" Dickinson. nexatlon to the jail. uncovered, two newspapers and vestlgatlng the fund &nd alleged Great Indian Desert. said the test was a peaceful ex- Prime Minister Indira Gandhi's grand jury concentrated a television station say. housing fraud. As I understand It, there's a The Indian Atomic Energy plosion. It said the test stem- government was conducting ex- O The n local matters Friday as the The letter was written by forcomplaint of only one exit from Commission said the bomb was med from India's "striving to perimnents in the field, agents, two floors above in the mer Gurney aide Larry Wil. Stewart is president of Vanthe second floor tn ground level, designed for such peaceful pur- keep at the level of world But today's announcement U.S. Courthouse in Tampa, sift- hams to he lp secure a 13 million guard Construction Co. and is a poses as mining and earth-mov- technology in the peaceful uses was the first public indication ed Inasses of data. federal housing project for a one-time Republican candidate ing, and that India has no in- of nuclear explosions." that India had the ability to The panel is reportedly in Tampa Republican who later for the Florida Senate. This building didn't just tention of producing nuclear But in Tokyo, Japan's two build and explode a bomb. vestigating Dickinson's person. paid Williams $2,000 expenses The newspapers and TV staappear over night. For the weapons. But the test indicated in a j o r a ii t I n u c I e a 1' Ghandi's government al business dealings as well as as a consultant, the Lakeland Lion said the letter from Wilrecord, it as a long and hard India may be able to build such organizations charged the test hasMrs. strongly criticized atmos- his methods of granting state Ledger, the Gainesville Sun and lialTIS was postmarked July 9, fight before Sheriff Polk's men weapons in the future if It was "a step leading to further pheric nuclear tests, par- bank charters. As comptohler, Jacksonville stztion WJXT.TV 1971 and sent' to FHA Jacksonwere able to adequately chooses to do so. nuclear arms race and another ticularly those conducted by Dickinson has yule Director Forrest Howell, sole authority to reported Friday.. prepare themselves for a day's In Switzerland, Pakistan's environmental degradation." China since it joined the nuclear grant such charters. The 200-unit project at the who obtained his job through work thanks to these new, chief delegate to the Geneva The Socialist-backed Japan powers in 1964. But India, like U.S. Atty. James Briggs of Pensacola Naval Air Station Gurney. enlarged quarters, disarmament conference said Congress Against Atomic and France, has refused to sign the Jacksonville whose presence went to a group headed by The letter was aimed at So where was the ad- the Indian nuclear test will Hydrogen Bombs and the Corn- nuclear non-proliferation treaty here often signals activity on Tampa builder Ronald Stewart countering what William! ministrator with his "recom- have far-reaching con- inunist-supported Japan of July 1, 1968. the Dickinson case, was In and New York attorney Marvin called "pressure" from Rep. mendations" all during the sequences for the entire Council Against Atomic and That pact was pushed by the Tampa Friday to review the Schechter, the news reports Robert F. Sikes, D-Fla., in sup. time this building was being situation on the subcontinent, Hydrogen Bombs made almost United States in an effort to evidence being studied by the said. constructed? Port Of William McAbee, a long. where India and Pakistan have identical statements on Indla'3 prevent the spread of nuclear IH.S agents. Gurney has denied any time Sikes supporter, fought three wars in the last first nuclear explosion, weapons. quarter century. "The Indian experiment un- Mrs. Gandhi contended It also ____________________ And while we're on the "fire" Ambassador Niaz A. Naik doubtedly will stimulate other had the effect of sealing the nu— _________ issue, we are told to warn our sa id the t't meant a quali- nations to race for f urt he r nu- clear superiority of the Unit ed readers there are unscrupulous t.ative chai. In the po li ti cal clear weapons developments," St.atee and of the Soviet Union, ' salesmenin the area trying to and mili ta ry si tua ti on and con- the Congress said. "Especia lly w hich was among 94 countires :." unload fü'e detection devices, tested the Indian cla im that It it wi ll give an ideal excuse to that signed the pact. -..i ' And, they were te lling the was excl usively designed to China and France." ,. India ope n ed its first atomic ''1' prospects it was the law to have 'serve peiceful purposes. The only nations now known po wer sta tion in Jan ua ry 1970 . them Installed In the homes. "We have always maintained to have nuclear weapons are with American assistance. Well, it's nut a law. i - ___ But what bothers inc is that in —'I-' trying to work with a family which ha ppened to read the ________ - ________ ______ column and reported the InI cident to us, we were to learn ______________________ there really isn't a thing that ___________________________________________ - .. C ould be titir. JACKSONVILLE, 1' IAP~ f A boy has told a . ,, judge that he intentionally ran Area deaths ...........6A Editor"I comment 4A If the customer wants to pay do wn and killed a hitchhiker on . Horoscope ....... hA Bridge ..............hA more than $1,000 for a unit a dare from other teen-agers l" . .4,, Ca lendar .............6A Hospital notes ........6A V'A~ which normally sells for $50 or jo%Tldjng In his car. !4 National news Classified ads 4C-CC $75, ticits up to LhCIII. As far as Jallies Allen Scarborough .- -. -. Commcs ......... ... hA Society ............ 113-48 misrepresenting what is and made the statement Friday to Sports ............ 8A1OA Crossword puzzle HA what i.sn'ta law ... well, it would Circuit Judge John Cox. 41( S ta te ................. 6/i Dear Abby ...........hA be mighty tough to prove what Scar bo rough pleaded guilty to ..,V'.`,~. I World news ...........7A Dr. Crane ........... hA was actually said in a court of second-degree murder and Cox Law! sentenced him to life in prison. 6 He told Cox that dares by the -• others in the car prompted him . here again, In my mind, we to run down Jerry B. Penamon, 'M'have ano th er "flap" being . 50, of Denver, Cob., about 3:05 generated AFTER THE FACT! am., on March24 as Penamon AWARD WINNING NEWSMEN low 12:19 a.m., 12:23 P.11k Partly Cloudy today. It Is this same department stood on the shoulder of a road, (FROM 14 TO R': herald staffers Mark Weinta, Chris Nelson and J Port Canaveral-high 6:00 Highs in upper 80's, which advocated the fire Cox said it was one of the a.m., 6:45 p.m.; low 12:06 Itichards 11;1%-e %%-on a public service award from the Florida Society of Variable winds mostly detection units In the first most heinous crimes he ever am., 12:19 pin, News[)apet- Editors, for theirvries exposing the faults of the electrical from the Southeast and place heard of. gusty to 15 miles per how', industry in Seminole County. The award, most prestigious in the anUnfortunately, adequate "You did It out of meanness C LO Mrs. Cart said she went to the house Friday. Leaks Hit - Legal Notice Logo Notice n Mary Carr, 52, told police her daughter lived In the house and allowed five persons who arrived at 2 a.m. Friday to spend the night after they offered to pay $100. Did Patty Die? d a J oins ( irc Ie Of Nuclear Nations I say as she was taken away to an ambulance. She was not Identified and appeared to have suffered gunshot wounds. Watergate ______ 091VArio Five Parents Wait: - 0 AMMAN, Jordan (Al') — ful?" she nervously asked her wife of King Hussein's uncle, Urnm Mohammed, an old. neighbor, a stone carver. "Oh, Sherif Nasser Ben Jamil. "UnA wrinkled Bedouin woman from dear, I don't know what my til the very last minute I was the north Jordan village of Souf, husband is going to think about afraid they would not take part." had never seen an American me being on television." The Crafts Council is a volun. She need not have worried. luxury hotel before, but there ________ Motary body esta blished In May ..L she was in the Jordan In- The next morning Abu "Conic (JUt with your hands up. The house is surrounded. " Two minutes later, a police. man fired a tear-gas shell into the house and immediately drew a volley of fire from semiautomatic weapons inside the yellow stucco building at 146 E. 54th St. "It was a war, no other way to describe it," said Police Commander Peter Hagen, summing up the action that followed. The siege was televised live in the Los Angeles area, About an hour after the first shots were fired, thin tongues of flame suddenly shot from windows and the eaves of the HILLSBOROUGH, Calif. (AP) Behind the walls of their white stucco mansion, Randolph and Catherine Hearst waited through the night to learn if their kidnaped daughter Patricia was among five persons killed in a shootout with Los Angeles police. "The feeling inside th Hearst home is that it's over," family spokesman John Lester said late Friday night. "Nothing has been confirmed either way, although the Hearsts have a direct line to the FBI and have been in touch all day. "The family really didn't expect it to end this way," Lester said. "We just hope to God that Patty is somewhere else." Ir Craftsmen _________ _____________________ L I ijjAwliiillllllli LA Battle K'6ills After Nil lit, %tifeguards are *not taken Into Possible thundershowers consideration .,.on behalf of the little guys and gals who find it tough enough to eke out a living without 1M'lmlg bilked. with lows in upper 60's to low 70's. Daytona Beach tides. high 6:25 am., 6:56 p.m.; Obituary I DCtilS on Page ) SODERBIOM, Mr. ('ourtmw'-ot Sanford - with a complete disregard for life," he told Scarborough. "You were cold and cool, knowing full well what you were doing.'' - ..' .. - __ nual contest, was announced Saturday. This award follows another Herald victors' pr esented two weeks ago to Herald writer Donna Estes from the Greater Orlando Press Club for her story about the Longwood Medical ('link'. RONALD ZIEGLER ther decisions about making Informatlon available to the com- mittee." The Judiciary Committee has been told by White House lawyers that it will get a response by Monda y to its request for e vi dence relating to the ITT antitrust settlement and political co ntribu tions from the dairy Industry. commIttee also has subpoer&aed 11 addi tional Watergate tapes for delivery by Wednesday. The White House hassalditwoujdnotdeiver any more Watergate tapes. Ziegler said N Lxcn ta lked Fri. day at Key Biscayne wi th key staff aides about committee proceedings but would give no details, In other Watergate-related de velopments: —C. G. "Bebe" Rebozo has a letter from former Commerce Secretary Maurice H. Stans acknowledging receipt of a secret contribution given to Rebozo by the bead of the Winn-Dixie food chain, a source said. The Senate Watergate cornmittee has been Investigating $50,000 given to Rebozu In 1972 by A. D. Davis, vice chairman olWtnn..Dlxle Corp. The Washington Post has reported that the comm.ttee had been told the money never reached Nixon's campaign organization. The Senate Judiciary CornmiUee postponed hearings on Nixon's norrinatlon of Earl J. Silbert., the original Watergate pr osecutor, to be U.S. attorney for the tk?trict of Columbia, I,-.71 i.ti'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 17, 1974 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 17, 1974. 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