16 10 311 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/86a903fe2f8bd88d99b7891e1e754c25.pdf f073a5b82b13a1d415117da22ae46c15 PDF Text Text ___ ______ - - __ --. --. .- - : -z_ - Friday, Apr),' Tha G. Brian Tarr ........... pastor Saturday Services urc : Ch 11 :01co Noon IITHEHOP h AIsoOnWWQ5(IO4)pM Psd'oSaturday 11 0012.00 Wdnfldy Evening PrayerMeeting OF OUR COMMUNITY , (Just South of 51434) Lyman H. Kirk wood, .. SundayShooI 5em Q ,%..~, ,..C~. • % !I(I/)ti.f 000 0 i 0 ________ ______ * * * * THE SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Corner7th&Etm C.R.N&II. Past or Saturday Services Sabbath Schobl 9:30a.m. Worship Service ......... flOOa.m. Wednesday Night Prayer Service ...........7:00p.m. Of Evening Worship Wed Prayer Meeting OUR NATION ___ Sunday Service I ______ Ill Oak Ave., Sanfowd Cot. 27th and Elm ll Fr William Ennis - - -. Pastor Fr. P.1. Ktt .......Assist. P,stor F-astor Sunday S.t'ool ............ :3Øa,'n S61, vigilmass., Morning Worship ....... to: S Sun Mis.' . llololi.--1 Sunday School believe He cares about ME ... and wants me really to care about Him. believe I have fallen short of pleasing God ... yet He still lets me live in free- I ..". .1:00p.m. .% 17 noon Confessions. Sat.......... 4-7p m Family Night (Wed) ...... l;30p.,. I CONGREGATIONAL tion I have found as I worship every Fellowship ....... ...10:30-I) a.m 11: 00 am. S'ngspiration & NursIpry Proviâed Community Center TM Rev Leroy D. Soper ev. A E. Green R ector and the inspira- sun Worship Sermon - - I DISCIPLES OF CHRIST 1401 S. Sanford Ave. Dr HafoidHarrit ........Minister SundaySthool ........... 9:45a.m. MørningWorhip ....... 11."Oa.m. Wed. Service 7.30 p.m. 323 5010 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH SANFORD CHRISTIAN Lake Monroe, Fla. Davidi Rich . Pastor Sunday School ........... 43a.m. Morning Worship ........1100a.m. Evening Worsh ip ....... 7:30pm CHURCH l37Airp.JBIvd. - - - - -. C - - t - - 11 '..-.- - - -. - • --- - I MorninServe .........11:00a.m. Evening Service ..........7:30p.m. Wednesday Service .. ... 7:30p.m. Did TrutMfora Now Cho y - ______ , - --- THE PEOPLES BAPTIST CHURCH nit W. it s. Ph. 143$N30r321.a,74 R1CISII'dW.J.diicn .........Pastor . . I . Morning Wonhlp ........ 10:30a.m. Evening Worship .......... 7:00p.m. Bible$tdy .............. 6:00p.m. Wednesday Service ...... 7:00p.m. PINECREST BAPTIST CHURCH W.Alrpr-t$tyd. Rev, K enneth Ho!? ...........Pastor _;i -- - BibloCliss ......... .. ...7:30p.m. Wed _____ ___ Mor ning Worship ii Prayer 4. BibIeCtis$45 Wed Sibif Study - - SPIRITUAL TEMPLE First F ederal FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH ______ S*$ParkAveeue afflom " - OEM • __ gf!, _Mi~ zz~ -1 Acts 10.34-43 Acts 2:42-47 I Peter 113-9 Rev. Virgil L. Br yant 11 9~MlI ,- • 7.00p m O' Steen J.C. PENNEY COMPANY E. C. Elsea WILSON-EICHELBERGER Morning Worship Rev DarwiflShea EvtningWorst,lp ., Prayer Meeting 7:30P M, Wednesday John Y. Mercer and Staff GREGORY LUMBER . J.O. (Jim) Smith and Staff I I STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. I 700p rn _______________________________________________________ 4. / ii . -' -. - (Herald Photo Si Donna Estes) - WILLIAMSON SIGNING RESIGNATION LEWER - u m s scape Abductors j s te of apparently city Ignored Plea at a.m. said his mother, Mrs. Robert He went to other doctors at Nunley of Jacksonville. "And It Maort Naval Station near wouldnt have been necessary if Jacksonville when home on "I have a dream....... leave and to doctors at Great 'hits could apply to so man), him when he told them he was Lakes Naval Station near Clii. local people, but perhaps the my sick." cago after being as.signed there. first one %thich collies to AISIMBLEY OF GOD NI*BIf04Mi5t.jtyCO.9Th$I &H-c%or,A. •n&eipt B.v?4t M.,U. CIv'c Lequ hog. LorgwQ0, fl.4 Plope latist C1n. F orrsc city C I'oAm4l?y Cenlac, FacesI City NrwWt CaswaryMiss*orye.,sstlsge* tItliSt BAPTIST &0 4I11 O400 14m'* #,'t tor' at !i,. t"'- '-'' Gt'rdan (i.O41*V. Calvam, Baø4IChurth.ervstolLlk.&3ro.t.as, Mary CMU4Darry S.aetat Church. 779 S'iWP41 0I,'d Seis3t Church. liii Gas Av$ Oiuluota F vii lant's? Cloarw$e' Misslonacy Baçt.st Church. $cuttl*M d f I rust saetast c'wc. w 14 sis part Ave. 1 $W friendship aptls? Church ci Al1rid U -t Norn I'P' !-(t' e.;'- t Paøit o'urcn. '- - : - c'm Mt 5.Isi1 M3'i&'P 10014$) CMstt. 4P ; w •.-• 1105W ntnw rar a.. . -.;-. si i. rmrn Ptog'ii, M'uonaty 5a4'4s? (:r k-c". Mdviav S.cced Yul04, M450%acp BapIst Sar4 Bap$.st Church. 2*36 PAimmettit s 14041Church St. Rd us. Calm p,j p3 St Mit*.i $st Chict,. CIPPII.1 $t aptrst. inn & C.e.' swigtiet. S M'B*Wp Bafiirst ChurCh. *30 'yprns t tI1t Cnurs,. Film Spr.rs Rd. Altan'onl. çt W.l!,)., CPlpel Witl'Ohlry Bat4' CP.J'ch t#k L L5Ili*,Y 5t Z.gn Ho" 3apt,sI Cnurci'. iu .Nrry A.. r.,, ('?,%I*, Ci'.jqc, lIS Sa"fcId A, 5.a&or CPrit,an Chu,th, 137 W A irport Blvd hovffis, Ciwrslian (nurcn, FIord. Haven Dr. Ma.Ilind LMy4w Cstan LISE • Jam5on COP4GRrOATIOPIAL v--, I ('r ' r. ' . . on me of CHICAGO iAP) - In these "lie had lost 40 pounds, had a days of rising prices, what does statement saying Navy doctors three-inch mass sticking out a grocery chain use as an item That's not to say he's alone in failed to diagnose the disease from his abdomen, his vision to lure shoppers back to its his dream of eventually getting and that "appropriate dis- was blurred and he couldn't meat counters? a stadiwn for SIIS. lie ciplinary and correctivrt action eat," Mrs. Nunley said. "But Try buffalo meat. plenty of help... from has been taken." the doctor at Great Lakes told talented and interested local National Tea stores in the him there was nothing wrong residents his head and Chicago area are butIt. Czndr. Harold Torrance, a with him Navy public information offi- warned 'don't come back falo burger at prices higher than 3jrloin steak this weekend, cer, said "the illness which he here." and Bob Forlinann, regional di. has be difficult to diagAsmuchaslle)'noldsan(ithe Mrs. Nunley said she rector of meat operations for rest of the Seminole Boosters nose." He said Nunley has re have yearned for this to celved the best possible inedi- complained in a letter to the National Tea, says reports Indevelop past the "dreaming a*lcare since the diagnosis and Navy. On Jan. 11, the Navy diCilte "customer reaction has a thor.ough been outstanding." stage", ii won't happen unless his progress was most encour- ordered Seaman each of uS takes and About 120 stores are oifering G rea t Lakes. This be done in any buffalo meat Mrs. Nunley said Navy doe- Appren. Nunley at number of ways. at $1.49 a pound, stew meat at tors described the cancer as a had variety occuring only in men, terminal cancer, but if they had starting in infancy and not rec. caught it in time, he could have Perhaps tIx- best way for you ognizable until maturity. had a long, healthy fife," .Mrs. lm~_ -_ to She said a nonmalignant tu- Nunley said. "they gave him the ground, is to be at Seminole inor was removed from her two weeks to live." High School this Tuesday at 7 son's breast at age 13. Another said treatments at ) UI. appeared on the other breast Jacksonville kept him alive for T here'll be a cirerriony ~~____ M_~ _=_ few years later, but a private the last 3t months and X rays -_ __ directly behind the gynmasiwii doctor advised against show the cancer small. building in the running track removing it. er. area. i\iitl according to $1.98. Beef sirloin is on special at $1.39 a pound. A Navy spokesman issued a "Thiere is an awful, awful lot of interest," Fortmann said Friday. "I believe we're going to run He said he expected to sell some 100,000 pounds during the weekend. The med is leaner and sweeter than tieef. Fortmann said it's the first time in more than a century that buffalo meat has been available to Chicagoans other than at a restaurant or two which offer select fare. "The modern housewife is allooking for something diflerent to try," he said. "It's not out." offering . 7:30pm ACRES examination for actl\,e aging. part. . - Howard H. Hodges and Staff I can - ground burger _____________ M lo eat? that number of anim.als avall. able." Roy Houck of the Nat.ional Buffalo Association in Pierre, S.D., who runs about 3,000 head buftalo, said similar promo. tions have been held recently by other grocery chains. "Demand is way in exess of supply," said Houk. He defend. ed the relative high cost of but. lab by saying it's lower in cho' lesterol than beef and higher in protein. Houck said increased tion costs are due, in part, to the wild nature of the bison, once near extinction but now numbe ring near 30.000. by ranchtr3 for the coasumer market, Houck said. 11w rest are protected in state and national parks. He said that last bo 4,000 head were sold for cornr food purposes. That compares with 570,000 head of cattle which were slaughtered the week ending Friday, cording to U.S. Agriculture Depart4ment statistics. year a of WINN.DIXIE STORES and Employes 1 _ _ , ac- The buffalo meat National Tea is selling is from anlm.iL, culled from a herd at the Du. ram Ranch Gillette, Wyo. They were grain-fed in lots at Greeley, Cob., for 90 days be- produc. American in . - But she a _____ __ ________ ______ 4, FLORIDA STATE BANK AND STAFF • - - I., The upper hand, ' getting ' iteynolds. it wont take more than ii half-hour, either, Err'.. (I S Il 17N .C1jWlbff CWLnA C'V&.IP.Im $.prtrv Dr A4timont, $.pgs Gr,a Chi$CI CO .ng. Ave LCfV?*'od C.IiurCIi of CPWiPI. f'04a ChiJS'CPI of ChilI?. N lilti 140cm54 (hurot ci Ow's?. Ill '&ven Cr. Maftard C,-urch ci Goo. $03 w Thd 5' .r CATHOLIC Pl4iir'en Lace Morvor Church 01 God tMtian, Enterpexi. r '..rtliOt 00004 CP.-4t1' cq EPtSCOp*t. St Mat, M*pdalor, C.aRwM Cnurch M$tt*nd Ave. A1t.mcrih. t'a, (rj LUTHRAN Si' W I411x ? 0. r ILft S Em, A.i' CPWCh04 (Lurch 04 the tati,,ty. Liii Misy All Souts Cat.os.t Church. 1)0 OH Avg St £,v1$ CitPIcI4C (t.,j#tti Ditg*.od Tr.,i, DrBaty ci C.t*-.j.I' (hid'. Surisci Dr 4M Bi."om 'd. OrLadv;4u'.Laipscau'oSicCPisrcn.Ur0u.i.-' •*.. DrOne • - C!'ur04i ci God, 1 U TIØA £rvorts. A.4 5a.1s Ep4ropet Church I Dr5a'y Ave. r'.t'pr,p C1ijf(P, icr'cM(4 Acm Canefbwry tus,ra Chur ch, n a s., ope', Pin Ape. t Lurhifan CP-.xrCh. svttr Or, W4lfv Coca SPiced ).fr'id Lv'twri". ii%OrtAr-tig Or ' PIQ5IYT$RtAI4 Lake Mary Un i ted P'IW.t,q,an Church f,,i Pr,b',ti&, Chvqth. OH Ave. 4 First CPurcs, 04 DIaiy, ( iOhIa,id s fea' Late IJnt'd d.pt (hurth F.-er.h AWE Church. Cwian 11911 Upsal. Community Presbyterian Church. Upoaha Rd W,sF'nlsler Prethyterian Church. Red B Rd. Oultimo',. MIP,od*%I Church. &V1f(j) OjIant s,yp Church Racla WeItsyan Metrocst , St AM E . at Cypress SO r1' A U E Chch St RI Oltem SI Pi.t i M.i'hc-'? CPi.-ct" 'ye,,.,, p, er,vist I.'r •i C'iri. Drp,p SAt.le., t)'i 'd P-tyJ pt fi- 'tr' 71" ii F" ely. ait.,.-,, NAZARENE r,r,,('ncithaHa,a,en. * Fern Park (PIUh o - PveimI,van Churcli. PSI) BUm .Me ac $I Marks 'OIbYt0rIan ChiNch. CCtPftry (orim.jn4tp LJn't l,i(i3O.jt Fhs,. 14*'p I? 91£ Pn#-y R'cgp Rd. Caiwibnry Dr5ery Convm~,.ty M411uest Churip,, * p4'ghbnk Rd. Delary First United itto its P,,s A,. First MIP,od-lit CPigct, 94 OVWM First Soutrwcn M,nioj.st CPiwo,. IMO Sa*'uo,d Ave Free Mthodit Cp,uvcs,, scow 4th s Geneva Mrthooit CPum:li. G,,vi (r4( 1i'I't' '*' 5i (hjqfl Arpovt Bl,u 1Q11 Palm hig AHi,rt0 Caliet birry SIVINflI.gAy ADVItJTI$T FermI Lake Sevenffi day Adventist CJ'iurs, $4wy. 4M. Forest City Seventh day A4veroepi CM,i,ch, MafhA.d 5an#r Seven's, day A4,$itt Chth, Av*. Altamont, ScIngs WlnUm $orinqe Seveni day Ad $JCPIWCh. OTHER CHURCHES Alteni A M.E CP'u'cti, 0'vp & 11Th All Chapel, C.mp S.mI'l& Wily. Perk Rd Pøip Chapel. B*taii Awl CPitJhihOt Comnmnunty CP'vrtp 5eI'.fj., 2raatU..,ir X4 slit, sin Part C,*q'a,i tnurch of Ph tl,uer,nc. Geneva Comm,mi,y Center as. Man (hitch of u's P4.siren,. t4PØ Ma Blvd. take Ma LC"0'i3OOChjflth04 Phi Pia for ent. '.mn"an& limp A. LonO..o4 Even though It will probably he referred to as an athletic tomplex, please try to ap. predate the design will lend Itself to all kinds community projects: of I -Church events such as revivals, sunrise services, etc Zhi I Elm , -Band concerts -CIty recreation and YMCA FiritChurtliCt Owisl kienti$I.I00E Lake Morwoe Chiorl Ding, . Lake S.'o'vor KOo' HI' 04 J'vihs W?nrtI. Lii, O* Unit. IM2 W m 55 ftt hon Cnurti ci m, LI,W 00V Pentv'cst(.i Ooen S'o4s 'taeri.,,. Rlewniit Ave t011 L'VPOiiti S.minI, h1iO4 Schoczi First l'mnterot, Chtgtp,ci Lcrço f'i.ii Closcel Taberna,e 7714 Country C',,o Mt Clxvi oiie CP't-'cn. Oak P141 Nd. $a",ferd AIim Ch urch. lt 5 h'atk Avi 5ai"tcvd Conjregat.on *1 it" S1 W!nqip, ', Tha Salvation Atm, lie F 3rd if Polling 14i11t l/Avl* Churtti. A'tn-.t, Sr -A" Jr..*sl Ch,,rtx Of C ,', ,,. Attameru, Cernp,.,,t 5 Clilpes, *t $g. Nunley passed a Navy in "I'm going to fool them all," duction physical last Sep- Nunley mid P'riday. "I'm goIng 'irnbcr and was sent to boot to beat it." progr.,I:111% We're talking about a lot of $100,000 to do the job. But, that's not too much to t•er_'ttie o. if actI of us gives just a littie bit. Certainly we're ulIl aware of the many different solicitations being made, and 1115 1(1 he a stop the! sotiiehcrc - - Weather Bridge ....... ........hA Calendar .............5A Classified ads ......11-12C Comics ...........hA Crossword Puzzle ..... I IA hA Dear Ab3y . 11 A Dr. Crane Editorial Comment - . 4A hA horoscope Hospital notes ......SA 7A National News ........ News School Society .......... ...1-4B Sports ........ .... ... 8-bA .........3A State 7A World News 1 - lilOtiCV .ib{)Ut - ---s S 5' rather, tail, is evident while screen - plays patterns on - ?IPIi Si.rdiit A,tn Easter n Orn',00s Church . St JonnsCJvypst.,n Fern Perk _ I 377$ MtTHOOisT !i.irnett UnilpO rM'mo,,ai C,vpi. L De4er, Ate (i A U C'WCP 04 God, 103 H'(IOfy Cliuch 04 I4lf' CI'irct' 04 Pto, cr. Otiion L .rfaflCCnCtfP,S4,.dmer. 103W 3lIP,Pir U.'nai, Lum,qan Church. Golden Days Dr & H*y 1197, St ut ___ find out wUat 's coining out of _________ ways Buffa ___ ____ _- rntor,,, CHURCH Of CHRIST CHURCH OF GOD 0 Minor .ar', ??tt Chur.t. Nor, R. Enterpese Mjçp3cva. Mtsion 5apr41 Church. Cia 'fM ot.en (içry fl44iaJ jri,cn. Mt Oi.ve Mifl*wy Sachet Church 5.4' LIdS Songs Rd - - - Ave. cr'-. ta;i w f'rst • - Prairie LMa B.Vlt. Sahilit OIWCA Of DrBavy FirStAttanionte of . Ftp? 0a's Cth ci LrPe WJ'r Ftp? flafs' Ch.jtci 04 i ,f%t5aptxttCJxurthci,prwcor C'-urrji&GmirJ Fnst hicztt.t Church 0* O'40O F't 5apr41 Church 04 San Lando Sornes papt4Icnurch,110lw lfltist rsrtst C''v 4.t , 1 Church F.rst Ba04'st ci F"C " Ht i P,,'s 0itjt chapel, I?l W I$I Fw',c$ hast ChurØ,. iI W Airport r.ivd '' Spre" ; - It•J rs.m' CHRISTIAN or to to Market For Bull except in 7.0op m -SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY Frsf Aisemnbt.y of G. Iim A Elm Intimidated at city ____ -- Longwood •. - wum-e ff~ "`*_~ 4. - - tminy The Management and Employes HARRELL & BEVERLY TRANSMISSION David Beverly and Staff SHOEMAKER CONSTRUCTION CO. and Employes ____________ ~Ap From Dying Sailor mind is Seminole High School rincipal Don Reynolds. A & P WEO & PAINT CO., INC. and Employes - -4. k , ___ ____ ago. I NATIONAL BANK SENKARIKGLASS Oviedo, Florida FLORIDA LIVING NURSING CENTER A Skilled Nursing Home Operated by the Seventh-day Adventist Church 'DEKLES' GULF SERVICE Mel Dekie and Empioyes - I S~NFORDATLANT IC . of Sanford ____________.-. • not " PRINTING CO. / f, we Betty Floyd & Staff PROGRESSIVE _______ was KINDERGARTEN & CHILD CARE PUBLIX MARKETS and Em pl oyes s can HAPPY DONALD SCHREINER _________ _ ()f/sr (,hIjfl'/tes Other 71300 m . Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson Eunice I. Wilson and Staff Insurance FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. and Employes • 1100am. ~QndaySchool .r . .- ,9:,JSS,M Morning Worship I 10404.m, 6:00pm. .A 1. my .......Pastor Evening Worship . .%; from corner country club & Upsals needs 1:304. slam. '4 for WILSON-MAtER FURNITURE CO. and Staff THE McKIBBIN AGENCY UNITEDSTATEBANK I ______ UPSALA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Emeritus Pastor -. _k :. He THE LAKE MARY UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible I 0 Navy _____ MrningWorsPiip . .. Nursery $.30&lIam . . 9:45a.m. EveningWofship Wed Pryr Prate I And Staff ___ 4 ,- " tI Lana, 008 m JIM LASH CH RYSLER-PLYMOUTH I , __ wouldn 't open Rev. Kenneth W. Mullis Ministers Morning Worship 130am Church School .........C.4Sa.m. i for on OakAv,.$lrdSt. WESLEYAN CHURCH Old Route 44 at Psola THE LAKE MONROE CHAPEL Rev William E . Miller . Pastor Orange blvd.. Lake Monroe Sunday School t.45a m, WilOord Eldridg e Pastor Morning Worship 11:00am Sunday School . .. - I0;OOa.m Youth Service 6:30p m Morning Wors&p , 11 : 24 Wed Prayer 7:30pm. 7:30p.m. , __ twig 24.1-12 i.12.23 _____ Messa,Servc, ........4:00pm. Morniniq led Sunday ____ .11 OOa.m. Healing. Lecture and 6:15PM". .... FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Family Night Supper 4 .. Pasw Morning Worship - - 130 a.m. Amy Jobni.........Minisir Healer SundiySchool ........ 9 - 45cm Open for Meditat ... 3:00p.m. Morning Worship - .=I - % ___ ,-~=4 17,7 __ i L, Hennigan .. I Pastor 0:000 m. 1100am 700pm Sunday 9 - 43 a.m. UMYF .. 5:30pm. Men's Prayer Breaktast 2nd L 41h Thursday 6:30 a M. ay _____ ______ _________ kmhib.k'Bldg. St. Hwy 434 Ls.g,.d. Fl . Lr.- - ~_- ~11 two hours. Presl)yterjun Thomas C. .7:30p.m lndeptn4tvit Missionary ChtecnTrair..ng _ ______ - captors, po- UMYF . . . S )Up m Evening Worship 703pm Wilbwr Ave.,Lake Mary Wed Bible Study I Minister .. .Rev.A.F,$I,ven s PrayerServ........7:30p.m. Sunday: (First Wednesday Fellow. Church School ............9:43a.m. Ship Supper --------6:30pm, Morning WorSiutip 11:00a.m. FIRST UNITED Youth Group ... .......... 7:30p.m. METHODIST CHURCH Wednesday: 4I Park Ave. Choir Practice i CO p m Leo F. King - ..........Pastor .._. Wednday - Mornng Worship I Iii Sunday .... .... .....4:30p.m. II 00a m Cassilberry Rev William PiCketi Pastor Pry KCnnIth Mllltr. A5iit. Pato, Sunday School PALM ETTO AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST 2424 Pa$mett Ave. HIghway 46 West Rev. G C. Hodges . .........Pastor P1.1Sotw'*y Evangelist Sunday School 9:45 8 m: Bible Class )0:OOa,m : two and Evening Service ..........6:00p.m. Church Training .......... 4:13p.m. Evening Worship ....... ..7:30p.m. Wed . Evening ServIce .....7:00p.m. r I Conquerors Melting 9:45am COMMUNI V UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Hwy. 17.93a1 Pi#ey RidgsRd _ BibleStudy ......... 10:OOa.m Morning worship ........11:00a.m. Sunday School ............ 9:13a.m. Morning Worship ........ 11:00a.m. SundiySchooI -Morning Worship MYF7&lSun EvC worShiplI3Sun. BWe 5udy Wed - _ Si'nday WTRR Broadcast ...... 1:15 im Ill ' I I 6']OP.Mr SundayEvening . __ ?;)Op.m CHRIST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH - CHURCH OF CHRIST 1317 Puk Avenue Chories N.Crump ....... Evangelist .. ~a_ I ~ _________ L - FIRST PENTECOSTAL Tucker Drive, Suniand Estates Rev Cary Isner ........Pastor Wsdn4ay Bible Class ......... .. 7:30p.m. - Wed. Bible Study..... ....7:30pm _ Assembly Worship ....... 11:00a.m. Evening Worship ........6:00p.m. Wed EvenlngServke ..... 6:00p.m. Sunday: ________ To 'I METHODIST CHURCH 0 CHURCH OF CHRIST 400 Palm Springs Dr. Attanson*e Springs .Mmes P. Needham ..... Evangelist Bible Study .............10:001 m ~, 'v 0 Ross DensI.v ....... Pastor Rev. C. Ruth Grant IhchSchool 9450.m. Sunday School '.'.rnnWoflhip -11:004.m. MornlngWorship .. - - CIai,rt"h Of Christ 1711 Crystal Lake Dr. Pentecostal ORACE UNITED I ( ( LakeMary.Fta. TriueI ....... Pastor Sunday School 9:43a.m. Morning Wor ship I Bible Study .............6:lOp.m vang.IIstic Service ...... 7.00p.m Wed, Prayer I Praise - ......... 7:30 p m. _____ _____ ________ - LAKE MARY CHURCH of the nazarene Rev, Paul ,I('tIlO(!i.SI ¶ I - - 7 OOP m Nir%eri Provided for all ser vices Nurseryl LUTHERAN CHURCH ?9u0 Orlando Ave. (17.91) (Lutheran Church In America) William B Downey Pastor hur ch School ........ 9:00a.m. Worship .. . . 10:00 &,m m - - . Sunday School ...........9:4Sa M. Wor-shipService - 11:00am. Evening Service .....7:OOp.m Prayer Meeting Wed. .... . ..............7:00p.m. and it ______ _____ a n er I Mid Week Service (Wed) GOOD SHEPHERD UNITED . Phone 3229142 JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH 1621 West First Street George Galtoway Fas'or Kindergarten _-, I - JamesC. Vaughn .........Minis?,, Wed. PrayerServic, .....7:30p.m - . ; Tj LONGWOOD - ActingCouncil Chairman Donald Schreiner in a press conference hall Saturday morning said r________ I anonymous threatening telephone calls were received at his home and the home of Public Safety Director Thomas Ilennigan thiz past week. Schreiner said his wife Loraine, recovering from major surgery, received a telephone call Friday morning. warning, "Tell your husband to IIALLANDALE, Fla. (AP) umped overboard and started "lie's been in the water for Neighbors said his radio was lay off the mayor or else." Bank official Albert L Dan. swimming," Fort Lauderdale hours. He was left blaring, and FBIagents Schreiner said the caller told it tzler, who told police he was police detective Bill Mix said. dumped overboard from a found a wallet, wristwatch, my wife, "if you don't ~elleve kidnaped at gunpoint by two "He thought he had been in the boat." comb, and a set of keys on me, watch out for your car." He men Friday, waded ashore ear- water about He was Earlier, police mounted a Dantzler's dresser in the single then said his car was egged i ly today after jumping froin a obviously exhausted and in a room-by-room sweep of hotels bedroom apartment. during the night. boat to escape his ta shock." in this resort about 10 miles said her teleLongo said police were trying ?trs, lice said. Mix said police received a north of Miami in search of to iletermlr,e if there was a link phone caller also demanded I t * Dantzler. 43. camc ashorr call from area resident.c corn. D;antilr r1l between the apparent ab. that she "lay off the mayor." abicut 2 a.m. EDT after swim. ptaining about a nmn knocking The search can. e after the duction of Dantzler and a Williamson Friday, before rning In the Atlantic Ocean their doors. FBI said the ransom, which kidnap on Jan. 29. resIgning, named five men to more than two hours. Police "The people was deposited in a designated Sunday, April 21, 1974-Sanford, Florida 32771 In that case, Cherles the citens' financial advisory found him lying in the front the doors," Mix said. "When we trash can at an undisclosed sitc. president of Citizens National committee to inveftate city Mth Year, No. 207 PrIce 20 Cents yard of a house, got to the area we found a man was not picked up by Friday Bank of Hollywood, was found finances and budget problems. A doctor who examined Dan. lying in the front yard of a night. Schreiner said he was not unharmed in a motel room er said lie was tired but oth. house. lie was soaking wet and Police said the ransom asked hours after a $IW,000 ransom "pointing the finger of bWm erwise unharmed. extremely shaken. He said his for was to be paid in $10 and as paid. for the telephone calls any Dantzler, assistant vice narnewas Dantzler and was the bills. AuthorItiza received a individual." president of the City National man who had been abducted." second commtnicati&n after No arrests have been made, added, "If these actions Rank of Hallandale, cafled the Mix said Dantzler told him he Dantiler's call, but Hatlandale and the money has not been re- (the phone calls and eyglng) bank at 9:0 Friday and was abducted at gunpoint by Police Chief James R. Longo covered in that case, are intended to force my 1 ti tcld an employe he was being two men who held him at an would give no details other than "We have to consider the p05- resignation office held $60,000 ransom. Bank unknown location until early to- to say, "We are treating this as sibility that they are related," pressure a change in princiofficials delivered the ransom day when he was taken out to a legitimate kidnaping or ex- Longo said. "We have reviewed es of good government, they JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (Al') camp in Orlando. Nunley toadesignatedsite,but the FBI sea in an 18-foot boat. torlion." case histories of other recent are not successful." ____________ Timothy Nunley, a 19-year- reported on sick call while said it was never picked up. Dantzler was given oxygen at Dantzler, a divorced man ac- kidnapings with the FBI, and Mrs. Hennigan said today she old sailor, is fighting for his life there, his mother said. After the telephone call, Dan- the hospital's emergency room tive in scouting and church r 7-11 must reflect so Ux has no idea what the caller was against cancer that Navy doe"Other lumps bgan to ap- tiler not heard from until where police questioned him. work, apparently left his cot- similarities." referring to. tors failed to diagnose despite pear," she said. "There was he stumbled ashore. A hospital spokesman said tage-style apartment in nearby A City National official said Attempts by The Herald to his repeated pleas for help, one on a testicle, then another y Dantzler was " able talk. Hollywood in a hurry early Fri- Dantzler worked at "He said he thought '3 c LO4 reach Mayor Eugene Jaques on his abdomen." were going to kill him so he He's pretty well worn out, day. bank more than a year f comment failed. "He has suffered living hell," By John A. Spolski . S Sunday School ........ 9:lSa.m Morning Worship 1030a.m. Youth Hour - 6:00 pm. Evangelistic Service 7:00 p m. and TV "This 5 the Life' Pr Elmer A Revs.chec Pastrir .uodiy School 9 ISa m. W or ship Service .. 10 "a.m. - - I 13 I Douglas D. Elliott ........Pastor . 103 W. 251h Place "The Church of the Lutheran Hour" FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Sunda yNlghtBr&a Diala Devotional 74hrs . LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER S1aibvri_, W.i -I--- l 730pm OF THE NAZARENE 2511 Sanfo rd Ave. (.I:ristian ?.30p.m. - Inc. - in 730p.m. 5ice. II.00a.m 600pm 7:Oop.m . 1000am. Sun.EveWorship Wed Prayer 1I Crt$P4 11,4 k,uiw A4uvs Mo.nlng Worship ........ 11:OOa.rn. Church Training .......... Evening Worship ........7:00p.m. Wed Prayer Service . 7:30 pm. Nurr5 Open WTRR ...... . ______ ____________ ___________ ____ _ _____ on plain common I E - -I.'- ! campaign % councilman and personal friend Williamson said. decisions of Williamson. City Clerk Onnie Shomate sense. What the people want witnessed and notarized good for the city." he said. I Pastor Sur, HYPS Morning Worship CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Car. I4thSt.&OakAn. Rev Robert Loy. ..... Pastor Sunday school .... .. .9: & a I; / SundaySchool .. , _10:00a.m. .. .730.fl1. HoliCommuniOn Famiy Service and Church I - . a OF THE NAZARENE TemporatyOeneyo N1 S. Park Ave . . . ChURCH GLU[ too, may reach eternity. Sunday School ,.. _ ....9:108,m. Sharing LF'roctaiming ....1:3D p. m -- Seriously ill for the past two people of LongwoGd. although unopposed in months and unable to leave his Because of this it is with Decemr. home, Williamson Friday regret that I must He was hopitalized several signed a letter of resignation resignation from the offIce of times last year for major directed to the mayor and city councilman, district 1, City of surgery and his Council. Longwood. The resignation from his sick bed in December According to the city charter takes effect at 12 midnight on supporting the successful elections of Councilmen Donald Jaques must call a electionwithinISdaystofi11 City of Longwood and its A seat. residents and hope that the city politician, his favorite exA major candidrte appeared can resolve its differences and pression during campaigns liUS toLiy to be H. A. Bud) Sco tt , progress with harmony ward that 'i have little formal 11 a rn 945am Ntiz(irene HOLY CROSS And because I believe-I want to share with you my Faith . - Sunday Schoo l Epi,wu,ml believe that Jesus rose from death, assuring me that it is God's desire that 1, I . Morning Worship e - _________ - ran Minister nister R Burke Johnson Keith Hutcherson.. . ii .00 a m I believe that Jesus Christ revealed God's forgiving love when He--the Son of CHRISTIAN CHURCH (Sanford Garden Clu b Hwy. ,,.fl, 2401 S. Park Ave Don Shockley ............. Pastor Sunday School 9:43a.m. Preaching IWorship ... to: 4S am. Rev. Fred L. Neal ....... Pastor - Longwood, Ft.. Just East of Interstate I ____________- ran tender my ROLLING HILLS MORAVIAP4 CHURCH 1.Jl •: unanimously 730pm - ., l homey, country.type God-sacrificed His perfect life for my imperfect l" I 200 Fairmont 7 30 p m ,Iort,,iun Family Night Serv1ce dom. I am not his slave. CongregalMlial CALVARY BAPTIST ASSEMBLY Of Morning Worshp lam., t0:3Oa.m --. .6:lSp m. .- LONG E.E. and unable to properly assume past years, Williamson in Williamson, 75, in his 18th year the position of councilman to January W85 on the city council has resigned. which I was elected by the elected by his colleagues WOOD Eprth League Counci ______ ___ _____ _______ -- who unopposed for a 10th Williamson's resignation term last year said, "Fot Friday afternoon. Herald Staff Writer Pastor Quits . S lSi,m Wed PraverMeet iamson By DONNA ESTES Evening Worship CHURCH OF 000 $03 W. 22nd Street Pastor Rev iT. PIts God Hour" "Ch ur ch 9:05km WTRR I believe this universe is no accident. .......... . Sunday School .m. W,dneaySeICe .....730p (:Ii,,n'I: 3 MornngWorship ......11.00ø.m SundaySchool ....... 11:00a.m. 730pm 7 - 30p m ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH Rev. W. R. Bennell 000 East Second Street I n-_-__-, - -,:~,; `, .- - , gwood FIRST SOUTHERN METHODIST CHURCH 2140 Sanford Ave. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST (.uthu!U' (,m/ - S,i,ilu'rn I(tIU)(Ii,( : I I ((17c41 (:I:rili(l1i I Wofthg . --. )100am Pdursery&)(ind,rgrf,n •: - 0000 7:00p.m. ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST CHURCH 550 Hester Ave. Ph. 3fl02$2 Bro BtIIyGriff*n Paitor W.T R R 130am. Bible Study ......945am: Evangelistic Services .............11 QOa m. Church Training 615p.m. Will Lon Springs. _____ ___ _______ l Noon SANLANDO UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Phone I)42II Oruanlied June I. Meets for Sunday Services at Th, Seventh day Adventist ChurCh Maitland AvOnue, Altamonte :~ 0 High way 436 Fomt City,Florida : -.--.. - Methodist THE SEVENTH- DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Rev. E Don Co - .. 19, 1974 Adventist .1 lswnib! - _ 0 .. - -±~~_.__ .- .,__~ _ _ K . --~ t7 .T: I _.- ----. -1 _ __,- - -1 I ,.-. .- - ~~: ~ AI1 - _ . 0 -"- _-,-_ -.-,-.- ~ t. -I..: ~-r 1~,I? t7 ", - . - --- - -.- -_ ~~.. . I :. , !.. _ _ '10 -P.-,.. 1. 6(3-The Sanford Herald -.-'-. - . 7 - i;l'. chameleon's back. jj 1ifL Or is it really the Fair today. Highs to mid 80s.Soutneast winds in the afternoon. Lows last night in upper 50 to mid GOs. Daytona Beach tides. high 7:52 a.m., 8:13 p.m.; low 1:3.5 a.m., 1:42 p.m.; Port Canaveral-high 7:22 a.m., 7:57 p.m.; low 1:22 a.m. I :35p.tn. 4, . P Florida reptile's curious ability to 4 :i)h4'i :114 I - p 44 4 4'? .1 1' blend ;nto it s hIi 1 , - .1 A a ILt± IU / IHJ I raid Photo fly Miii W:Ifltll backçround? �k=' 2A—The Sanford Herald Sunday, April 21, 1974 1 1 Ron Keenton By J RICHARDS Herald Staff Writer Fights Drug Abuse Without A Hard Line to the unanswerable. An him more operational to drug around you, Mom. You just took the prescription tranquilizer escape. abuse prevention, "How can you, expect a kid getting the young and old former alcoholic, but i sur• not to think you're 'full of It' together to learn from each prised them. I wasn't. All you nay and are smoking a cigarette when with his education When the federal yea or he other, to act as a kind of group have to do is be able to un a I if Anthrax From Haiti advises. Get to know your kith., Not just about drugs and youi s an alternative to life's kids, but about them. Talk to' his job tide alone Is enough to problems. Not a very good one, Is ck and drinking a highball before knows his paNnts are using received, th e plan of at ta round. therapy in the frighten you. You expect Ron but an alternative," he them honestly and openly as derstand the problem, to grins will be much clearer. ______________________________________ With a budget that's grown become involved," he says. equals. You have a lot to learn Keenton to be a hellfire and wryly over his second and Last Plan of attack is the right almost 300 per cent in one brimstone type. After all drug them and you could teach Keenton isn't on a one-man from _________________________________ p of coffee for the morning, phrase but it somehow fast ______ __________ year-from $7,000 to $20,000 for crusade to lead the way back to abuse is such a serious problem th still more. But only if they em "i job, o one of them, Is to doesn't fit Keenton's picture. ___________ this year-( mostly to cover his nature, it would take that kind of man to show the 'many alternatives trust you. so With his wavy hair reaching _______ $12,000 salary), Keenton views services ____________ Much of Keenton's fight It right? "I'm Just here to help people, ___________________ (that exist). To let a person now just to his shoulders, ,is he ____________ the drug problem as growing, not change the world." are referral in nature. A sort of Instead what do you find but a there are other choices" comfortably lounges while but not necessarily at an F' But house of help. He ir the helping, he thinks clearing tall, athletic looking blond Keenton doesn't preach, talking, he looks too relaxed to alarming pace. attitudei may do the rest, directs people to places and grinning at you from across the perhaps one of the surest ways _____________ the boss. There's more awareness, That's f or the future, and the maintains contact throughout street. He's one of those people to "turn off" the person he's But he Likes it that way. Aso, especially that drugs like problem today is coping. the helping process. After Just a you always see smiling across tr)ing to reach. "I'm an informal person," he iiuzriJuana aren't so bad as Communication is a very short period of time, kids are the street. "The person who doesn't use explains simply. everyone has been saying. his In already dropping in off the important word Why is he smiling? drugs will probably react "Atfirstltwasa 'bandwagon' attempts to vocabulary. Honest street to rap. Much of th e attack is To find the answer you talk favorably to the old approach of _____________ fight. Everyone got scared Mostly it's about simple and get an idea from one head into the tered around th e area's you th . with him over coffee and the "show and tell" and all ~11 __ started acting scared," he another. things, not drugs. That's the Th at is, at present. e biggest Th innumerable cigarettes he warnings. But the user won't reminisces. little of that at and There's too first test. If he passes abusers aren't that young, stiiokes almost as an af. listen to tt'at. th Now, e fright has just about present to bring the drug user has that he indications are terthought to conversation. "I'm not sure we have the Keenton says.Thc first thing ilied off and the more level, back into the realm of the nonthe real problem emerges later. Keenton is the new head of way to solve that problem," he you notice alter that statement headed approach is having its user. One doesn't trust the other It he can deal with it then, he ,.., Seminole County Drug Action says with typical dry hurnor is the widening grin as if he ~l _ .I.tv in court. and both think the other is out to will, and If not, there is the tz':. Committee, a former citizen's indicati ng he's a man who can knows you're wondering what The courts and police view "get him." In many cases It's Seminole County Medical kind of Jive he's tr'ing to pass group effort to keep scourge laugh at and with himself, " problem diffe re ntly from all too health true. Clinic, the Division of of drugs from creeping Into the The thing that's wrong with way they lid several vt'ars Iraioja. lint's the prici Youth Servirt's, and other "It's the old 11t'0Plt' ilL !iv- of Sezuiinole ('t'unt's the hellfire aud liz Izustone Attitudes are changing. Keenton puts on package the governzuintal and civic Young people. approach to fighting drug abuse people who trade oil one From the way he looks and call drug abuse. resources he can draw upon for this --U That's not necessarily the La "how can we tell someone it's prescription drug for ____________________ talks, It is difficult to picture help. kind" of ailment for another way Keenton, 26, holder of a so bad if he says it feels "Is tflat really all that great --. -_ Keenton teaching in college, an escape? You're so damn prescription drug Those agencies use his serfor "(ha- ---- — master's degree in counseling good." he origin,lly which is hat afraid of every ing and th vices, too. He and his secretary, "We have to find new ways to kind" of temporary discomfort. . from Western Kentucky started out to do. Betty Bannick, who doubles as He pegs the place the everyone's it's no fun to get University, sees it. That's too reach the user — the casual But along the way, he "went stoned," he laughs. - =_ - _ ~___ - = __ a part time speaker and simplistic a view for a man who experimentor in soft drugs like "dealing is done." Retirement on the road," for four years another alternative he That's centers. recently brought in a donation prefers to view the "whole marijuana. psychedellcs and before college, supporting mayusewi adruguser. Point th from the Sanford Women's Club situation" rather than a other pills as opposed to heroin "Old people and young people himself at almost any kind of out what Rr* drug's secondary the after a speaking engagement, symptom of a much greater and amphetirnines (speed). are very close together. (Herald Photo By Qrcrç.. HI) job imaginable-dIshwasher, effects - usuallyfearof the law are the fulltime staff at present. problem. There are new approaches and really," Keenton says. motel clerk, factory worker, or everyone not involved in Right now he views untrained Drugs aren't the problem. Kecntcn, who took over the twoKEENTON TALKINGDURING SEMINAR They both are users, not you name it. using drugs-has to offer, volunteers with something 1e33 PI Every society has its own ap- person committee's fulltime producers. The kids are too dad conies home. drugs and they expect him not Perhaps th,at's whv I turned How do parenU talk to their than enthusiam. He wants proved way of escaping the staff In February, Is anxious to young and the old are just that, That's not drug abuse? A lot to?" out this way," he smiles. "It sons and daughter about drug tightening knot of conflicts each put them to the test. He says the too old for society's purposes trained, professional help. of experts seem to think so, and Presenting the alternatives is was a good time and it helped abuse? Honesty, care and concern individual faces as he begins majority of the drug abuse cther than using, consuming." Keenton thinks they may be on one solution. Well, maybe not a me. Unless they are the really are the main tools in this battle making decisions. In ours, it's problem in Seminole County is But the kids are still further to something, solution, but a possible avenue After graduating two years fortunate, they might as well to bring back the disaffected alcohol. "soft." down the list. "Legal drugs are the ones out of the dangerous alley of the ago he went to work for the be howling at the moon, who choose to find a new kind of To Keenton, drug abuse, as But right now he's busy Middle aged housewives are most frequently abused.': secret life of a drug user. Kentucky state alcoholic For the most part what they really in the drug culture. differentiated from drug use, is keeping tabs on a $50,000 second. Keenton contends. And they Get high on life, is Keenton's rehabilita tion program. know is what they've been told Ron Keenton Is helping to more a symptom of a much federal grant that would exWhat? Never heard of quite often set the pattern for alternative. Do something. They (the alcoholics) kind of and that could be disastrous, hold open the door that leads deeper conflict. It's an answer pand his staff to six and give anything more stupid? Look drug use among the young. lie forsees a possibility of expected me to have been a Start off simply, Keenton back to the real "v,rld. 4 "it ________ - - ________ ___________ _____ _______ ______ - . a - ______ - - - _ ____ r A I C I ~ ~t li I !* 66 if ~,4 lu .- --- j TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) The state's top enforcement official for water quality standards Is proposing a tough new policy aimed at cracking down on cities which foul the waters with sewage. - - _____ ____ The guidelines would enforce an existing Florida law by setting up rigid compliance schedtiles with possible 1500-a-day fines for violators, The compliance schedules would apply to all cities with sewage treatment plants using temporary operating permits. p By JEAN PA'rrESON Herald Staff Writer - ,. CELERY IS 'I'RIMMED, WASHED AND PACKED ABOARD A "MULE TRAIN" This packing house on wheels was introduced in Sanford in the 50s Photo Courtesy of Bill Vincent Sr.) Then There Was The Day A Bag Walked Into Class By JANE LEEK The Herald Servim wluch affect their ability to "Only one bag to a room," The second bag stuck its where they (the bags) come quiet, I would've accepted It. No, was the gestured reply. Smith, communicate. quipped another student. "But thumbs in its ears and wagged from-bag city," said a student. But the majority view weighed who attended class both "i think the bag should decide days, So what happened when thestill like you bag, because Its lingers at the tlass. replied' "The bags are different-one more than my own thinking," if it wants to take the bag off." LOS ANGELES-Call it bag bags Caine to Class-bags that you're the firsz." "The first day, I was treated "But you talk a bout th em as if The class, In turn, ignored has less text ure in Its burlap." At that point, the class took a like a freak so I power if you will, wouldn't talk back? "Isn't it nice to kn' you're t he m. "Does anyone claim they're they weren't here," sa id Veigel. br acted like one. I eak and formed a protec ti ve never felt a But on d recent Monday. a IJ'roanous laughter at first not ,lr iiU r' 1 1 r " I 1;', i r p re--su re part of anythli. ii.'' '' I bags ring around the bags at the ________ bag walked unto doss t Hut n untenst questioning to It "You tend to perceive time 2 -41 afeteria California State College, de termine their identity. "" t r -E ' ! environment i s more hostile I ' 1 T -' One student bought i big a w hen stu I mur' uz Hills And the One .student poc. I one L' Indentified as soft drink and shared her be Wednesday, to bags walked note, asking it to draw Its -ing different__a freak i peanuts in. picture on the blackboard. - . alienated mw~ m Aft The sacks, resplendent in The bag got up from the chair 'I '..,, tT,r . On returning "Although I was sometimes Zf!F to the ff . All billowing beige burlap and and drew its picture on the classroom , Palmer 1100 said accepted. I felt lonely. But I ,~ rr — was a lot lonelicr before Dick ~ vial-A wown--m I --ip~~ is rt ti into t tili co" More 1 tu hter srric of hOugh we look different " he bag, uttering its first 'I felt responsible to help — word in two days, replied: Dick get along because I had i Drs. Beverly Fahner and Jon the room," yelled another — Veigel, undaunted by the bags' student. ' "We broke the sound with a new Image," presence, watched student The bag didn't react so the He said he felt some barrier," remarked a stuaent. reaction while conducting the students dropped the idea. '' camaraderie with the students class. "The bag said something while in time cafeteria because ______ . Or were the bags the dass the hag off, because I acknowledged itas an the students protected him. The students are in the Another asked the bag to Join _________________ muss" individual ," said Palmer, .,Are "I appreciated that," he OU getting hot" Middle of a 10-eek cUwse to Uhe studentsinacc 'I'he ba added "And I almost felt like a -iM g -4 With that cue, the erstwhile person then.One student learn how people react more to actipted and moved its desk In. 'D "i' CtF'USF'I BY 'IWo STRANGE BAGS ttegor1es-ippvarance, dress gs pulied off their bt'rlap brought me a Coke," When the second bag job*d Coverings. gestures-than to the iti- theclassthestudentsappcared . Jfl I psyc hia trist POPP He said t may be Larder to "That's Dr. Gary Smith anti break the psychiatrist lable 11 1111ff-d at the first bag's hostile !Audent, -th:it you're wilhtitle "I'm wondering why cacli of in what they wear?" asked [low they fell about the Dr. Richard Palmer," said because it WOWS Up a They have been discovering reaction to its look-alike, of your kind?"' com. ti dresses the way we do," said Veigel. "Did we react to the students. that any subgroup-blacks, Palmer, adding: "They're both mumuriication "It's invading the first bag's barrier, With that remark, the bags Palmer, le.-ding the class into a bogs on the basis of UPOne bag shrugged. psychIatrists." prisoners, poor People, rich territory," remarked one ba'ided toge The twe men re la xed In ther in the rear of discussion on clothes and a peraace?" "flev'a just put another bag Palmer's office foilowing class, "Did you (eel like a novelty?" people and the handicappedsitudent. "And he's jealow, the ciawoy.n and talked with classless 3ociely. One r.udent sidmitted: "I just The bag nodded yes. On YOU." a student said. have distinct appearances hostile." ea h otlkr ill !cstur€s. sipping coffee and rwninating !:i t' th,d'. lYit ad from ah if evs'rvot' tn!1 ti €0 An4 da you Izl:t' A' kd it felt ii, lie a bag, over the experience, , ,- ' I it , ,____ - ': - ..... - V --- - About half of Florida's 350 cities including all the major metropolitan areas from Miami to St. Petersburg, Tampa and Jacksonville have at least some sewage plants under the tern- Cole has proposed a threeyear timetable with a final cutoff date of July 1, 1977, for all cities to meet state guidelines, The Pollution Control Board deferred until its May meeting consideration of the proposal, but Cole says there is strong support for the measure. However, Ray Sittig, director of the Florida League of Cities, charges that the proposed cornpliance schedule would force cities into starting construction before receiving federal funds, wtich only go to plants not yet under construction. "Nobody wants dirty water, but how can you ask a city council to tax its own people for money to replace the 75 per cent of federal funding which is rightfully theirs," he said. * e) TALLAHASSEE, Via. tAP) A house committee considerur.g impeachment of Education Commissioner Floyd Christian an has sc hearings to begin Thursday and voted to meet daily until all the evidence is in. In another action Friday, the grand jury which indicted Christian received approval (ourts To 41 I TALLAHASEE, Via. LAP — A Jacksonville man whose death penally on a murder conviction was overturned by the U.S. Supreme Court may still be sentenced to the electric thair, the Florida Supreme Court has ruled. The 5-0 opinion Friday ordered that a new Jury be impaneled to decide whether Rudolph Valentine Lee should get the death penalty. The opinion was written by Justice David McCain. Lee was convicted on June 22, (ruin Guy. Hei4bin Askew to in- sign but has taken leave of abvestigate other matters with sence without pa). the assistance of special prose. He met for half an hour in his cutor Edward Austin of Jackcapitol office with education san;'ille. division directcrs where The Leon Count), Grand Jury Deputy Commissioner Shelley indicted Christian Wednesday Boone said the possiblity of on 19 counts of bribery, perjury resignation was discussed. and conspirac). But Christian's attorney, JoChristian has maintained he is irnocent and refused to re- seph Jacobs, said later that Face Death 1972, of the murder of Jacksonville policeman Jr.mes Edward Parker. Lee's case raised difficult k'gal questions in that he was convicted one week before the U.S. Supreme Court overturned the death penalty as then ap. plied. His original death senatenct' was reduced to life Imprisonwent following the Supreme Court's ruling, but the 1st I)istrict Court of Appeal ordered a new penalty trial, The Supreme Court ruled that Praise - A Astronauts CAPE CANAVERAL, VIa, AP) — In thanking the launch crew that sent them into orbit, the Skylab 3 astronauts said they were all part of a team that Proved man has a valuable role to play in space. Commander Gerald P. Carr, William H. Pogue and Edward G. Gibson visited this spaceport Friday, their first trip here since they were launched on the third and last Skylab mission taiL Nov. 16. They were in orbit a record 84 days. especially "We can nfl prouda es ta blishi ng that man is essential in space flight," Carr said -If You want initiative, if you want flexibility, if you want judgment in space, you've ot I earn craft, lie recalled the cracked stabilizing fins on the rocket that required a crash round-theclock repair effort before the launching. "We started calling the rockci "old humpty dumpty," (lb son said. "Just before launch as we were sitting in the space. craft we received a message that read 'good luck and God specd ConflI ict the original Jury cannot sit again to decide Lee's penalty but a new jury can be impaneled for that purpose. Florida law now provides for two state trials, one to deter. iuzinc guilt or innocence and the other to make a life or death recommendation once the person is convicted, The Florida Supreme Court, in ordering a new penalty trial for Lee, pointed out a possible flaw in the death penalty law enacted following the U.S. Su. preme Court's decision. McCain's opinion said the law requires that the same iurv as rec- , , ' -_. CAMERA e CAMERA —1l 6 rIL ,UKt b - tV L) IM , f 11 OPEN DAILY 9-9 OPEN SUNDAY 10.7 i'Ei4i k4j44* ., ., .'I f:!jj i Hi i)"' 11 ~41 %,I 6(y 11 'CA , 4 4 N' - - . : - :#ii REG 4699 POWER MOWER ~ ~ 'I .AI.- \" 8RIGGS 1 STRATTON 3 HORSCPOW(R MOTOR .'" 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F-I1 . ,' .:. _11- 4 - .-0 ,,,.,.. 4 Q WEDNESDAY '* Last year the board put a moratorium on sewer connections for those cities who received temporary permits. ommend the penafly. It said the defendant might have to Lx' tried again if just one member of the original jury could not serve during the penalty trial. "The provision permitting the trial judge to Imponel a new jury to determine the issue of penalty was omitted," the Surwerne Court said. "This omissian has permitted an impossuble situation to exist I ItH1IfHf I 1, . ,4 Pollution Control Board Chairman David Levin of Pen. sacola cautioned that if the board instituted too tough an enforcement policy, the cities would put pressure on the legislature. Christian had not changed his mind about resigning. Jacobs asked the House coinmittee to delay its inquiry be. cause it might prejudice ChrisChristian's chances of getting a fair trial. However, Rep. Marshall liarris, I.-liarni, said the Houae committee acting in impeachinent proceedings was similar to a grand jury since it deterruined whether there was "probably cause" for a Senate trial. Harris said the only difference is that the committee hearings are public. "That Is an 'only' which is a nuugnificent difference because every person who can see or hear in Florida will know what the evidence is and who testilied," Jacobs replied. The committee voted unaniinousl to hold the hearings, confine them to as narrow an area as possible and allow Christian to present evidence. Neither the grand jury request for an expanded investi. gation nor Askew's order permnitting it specified who or what would lx' examined . I '. D Christian Impeach Talks To Start (Ireds of space workers ''it's a distinct pleasure to be back But I must admit, it doesn't hold a candle to the sendoff.' Gibson thanked the workers for "all the tender loving care" they gave the rocket and space. - - EIV 1 ~ 1,41 11 11~1 6 I 1.11 -., ,.-~, ., "11; t":. 444~ $ .,: ... I . I ,_ - I., "'..., I i i ~ li . 1# 4. ,1 , + 4~ f 0 * 41+ 1* j11, I.., *.. 6!1,: $I,: , + ______ I , - - - - ' ~'l Law Sought porary permits issued in January 1973. Terry Cole, head of enforcemerit for the state's Departmerit of Pollution Control, says the permits only have allowed cities to drag their feet in meeting the requirement for 90 per cent treatment of sewage. "When you use the figure of half the cities in the state, that's a lot of cities that are still not providing the basic treatment necessary to maintain any semblance of water quality, the 26-year-old law y er said. "It's time to take a stand on the issue," Cole said. "We have never taken a city to court ander the law, but with Florida's population growing faster than we can build new plants, the problem is not getting any better." The commander told hun- r _ ON w 4 King Celery Ends Reign Whitner, Hutchison's father-In- the celery leaf tyre changed was forging ahead at an an. law, brought the first celery this whole pattern. The beatablepace. There was no plan ts in from Michigan and greenery of the plants became real crash in Sanford . lust i nc mop night spoti n Sanford planted them in the sandy soils so Infested with the pest, far- gradual phasing out of celery, • was once the Celery Crate: at Indian Mound or. the St. met's were forced to trim the said Hutchison. Most farmers there was a time when Johns, east of Sanford, tops off before shipping the mazthe switch from celery in Seminole H High School football During the following few celery. time and the Incidence of celery fans rooted for the Celery Feds years several small loads of the At the northern terminals farmers going broke was small. ; every Friday night; and a huge vegetable were shipped north many of the shipments were TAay there are just a few sign outside Sanford welcomed by express rail, but It was in being confiscated because the hundred acres under celery In visitors to the Celery City. 1903, Hutchison feels certain, level of insecticide on the stalks Sanford, all of which is the now. But celery is no longer king in that the first full rail car, of was dangerously high. Growers popular pascal, or green, Sanford. On March 25 the City celery was moved by Chase and started dousing down the crate variety, I Corrunission voted to change Co. to a northern market. loads with buckets of water in The switch from golden to ,9 I the descriptive slogan to the This amount gradually in- an attempt wash off the poison. pascal started in California,I neutral and rather creased until there were 21 Later, each bunch of celery was said Hutchison. in Florida, it urimagina(ive "Friendly shippers In Sanford freighting individually washed before waslirstgrownansarasota,bu City." thousands 01 carlots each year. shipping. spread rapidly to all other The celery boom reached its "Those were the days of the The first washing plant, celery producing areas. peak in the mid-twenties and golden variety," Hutchison Hutchison said, was on Cypress The advantage ci pascal early thirties. Thereafter, a recalled. "The consumer Avenue, near the railroad celery is that not only the gradual phasing-out set in. wanted the celery bleached." tracks. . heart, but the outside stalks as The reason celery is no To cbtain the pale golden Washing the celery created well are tender and edible in the longer tops in Sanford, is a coloring, cypress boards would another problem-the damp, raw state. The outside stalks of simple matter of economics, be placed on either side of a row warm stalks were more likely golden celery are good only for 11 ccording to one-time celery of mature celery for several to rot on the trip north than dry, soups. producer, J. C. Hutchison, days, held in place by wire rough celery. This led to preBut the writing was clearly on Indian Mound Village. staples. cooling practices and shipping the wall for Sanford growers by "In the early 1930's they The t..cclusion of nlight in fully refrigerated cars. this stage. Pascal celery-lush, started growing celery in the would cause. he stalks to pale. In the 1920's, said Hutchison, green and compact in the rich muck soils in the By the 1920's, three-ply paper one could drive east or west Everglades was sprawly and Everglades," recalled Hut- was being used instead 0' from Sanford and there wouid full of gaps, or "rat holes," in chison, "and to be brutally boards. be celery as far as the eye could the Sanford fields. factual, they found they could At that time, the celery was see. No single farir,er grew a The Celery City signs faded, raise better celery, cheaper. It cut and packed in the field, still Large enough acerage to get cabbages flourished in the was a competitive thing." rough and dirty. Once in New rich, explained Hutchison, but sandy fields, and a living (Id • As he remembers the story, York, Boston and Chicago, it most of them were comfortably in Sanford's history lives only in celery w:,c first ntr(Ml,,(.1%.1 f., u.,,l,I L. ....-h...i ,.. ....i _..A ,__ u wwit'ii eutu uixes. the memories of Use who once Sanford as an alternative to bundled. Re.st.auranteurs would The switch to cabbage and grew, harvested and shipped citrus after the Big Freeze of buy up all the greenery to flavor other commodities came a the golden-green stalks from • 1897 wiped out virtually every soups and stews, decade or so later when the one-time celery center's rail orange tree In time area, J. N. But then a little worm called pioduction in the Everglades and truck terminals, . 444.: UjTI. Stiffer Waste - - life -, --- ___________ _________ S 111110% L - - . y V 14 ,_ ONC 1, - TALLAHASSEE, Via, tAP) -A state beverage agent and a Florida Highway Patrolman have been cleared of charges involving an alleged moonshine ring near Marianna. The state Department of Law Enforcement, which was asked to investigate the issue by Gov. Reubin Askew, said Friday that there was no evidence to substantiate charges that former beverage agent Douglas Wright had received a bribe to coverup a moonshine operation or that any cmploye of the Florida Highway Patrol was involved in suc h an operation. - - W LtY$T TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) Florida Republican leaders say 15,000 letters in support of President Nixon have poured into party headquarters in response to a statewide advertising campaign. "I thought the response would be good, but I didn't think it would be this good," LE. 'Tnnmy" Thomas, state i;op party chairman, said Friday. "We are getting thousands of letters and thousands of dollars." _______________ . COLGATE TOOTH PASTE - State GOP Backs Nixon ___________ .- Briefs Moonshine Charges Out _______ • - TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) A 67-year-old man who has lived for two months in a battered cardboard box now can chose among numerous offers of a new home. Harvey Smith, a retired baker, was living in the small bo x on a vacant lot near the downtown area when the Tallahassee Democrat publicized his plight Thursday. Since then, the newspaper has received numerous persons have offered the elderly man a place to live. - Sunday, April 21, 1974-3A 7 OZ. TUBE Cardboard Home May Go JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) — Bongo ilrums, purses, wallets or anything else made in Haiti frcm goatskin have been placed under quarantine by federal and state health officials. The danger is that the leather may carry anthrax spores, organisms that can cause severe skin disease and death if untreated, officials said. The warning followed a report that a 22-year-old woman at the Naval Air Station in Jacksonville had anthrax. ____________________________________________ _________ News Florida The Sanford Herald - i ., 99 - I , -. ' __ 'i-us[ Y OUR Ii . MASTER Ciu.RGE! REG. 9.99 ... ::: - - - _____ ______ - Iii' 'JlIfLIri' ". i!ieriU - - " ' '' - " . s ._" --- a Published Daily and Sunday, except Saturday and hrlstmas My by The onlo"d Herald, 30 N rencn Ave Sarfcrd, Ha SANDRA RAWLINS 8349212 Casselberry fA SIDNEY THOMPSON 834 9212 Altamonte Spr i ngs SHOWER SPRAYER iudab F''' ,'Ji :_: : FITSAIt tic , 12771. econd Class Postage Paid of Sanford, Florida 32771. Subscription Ratet by :arrler Year $28 40 Veek SSc SHIRLEY MILLET 834 9212 Forest City % I 99C 0 : lfl~l I , 1i'# .HILDA RICHMOND 668 5847 Del tona , ~ 1 i f i I 1, 4- H 4 4- MIRM 1- 1 I ti 4:1 , - - ~ 1~ -t-*-. _-4o �-_ _._. -_ __ r.-. S_ -_-_ -_ -_-_ -_-__-.-_ -r- _ -_ -_ -_ - Sunday, April 21, 1974 __ -~ 2 - dMENERNMENN- r- ______ ____-=-M__ - _____ Knew Sometimes it isn't even him to a Gen. Lincoln, director necessary to comment on of the Office of Emergency en A bare recital of the Preparedness. facts is Itself a comment on this Austin said the aide told him dizzy world. Lincoln "Was very close to the The Associated Press carried President." a story out of Carthage, Tenn., Austin said that on a followthe other day that falls into this up call to the President's office, category. he was told that the Office of So, putting our editorial Emergency Preparedness was %Tath on the back burner for dissolved two years ago and the time being we now turn over Lincoln has since retired. this Space to the AP and Robert "If a man so close to the W. Austin of Carthage: President and an entire department can disappear for CARMGE, Tenn. (AP) — two years and not be m!ssd by A man sho decided to cut red presidential assistants, then the tape by seeking flood damage rest of us are In a whole lot ci relief straight from Fresident trouble," Austin said. Nixon was directed by a White Austin, a geologist with a zinc House aide to an agency company, said he was finally abolished In 1972. referred by a secretary in the Hobert W. Austin of Carthage l'r,' cident 's office to (tie said hen he called U White Department of Housmg and House and asked for the Urban Development. He said President, his call was tran- HUD did seem to be the office to sierred to a presidential contact and a re-evaluation of assistant. Austin said the flood damage his home suffered unidentified assistant referred in January is now a posthilIt). ( f- , - ___ - r / • - - \ - - IN , — . . ..' MEMoR / . = . '' ( ' Jack it 'a Standby 1* - CcyrijM. • rraiv 5nd ; I f - - WASHINGTON. - The White House has secretly appointed 4 and more communities are wealthy campaign contributors to the standby corps, which beginning to look it over. the country In case of war. would help This is the idea, which is becoming increasingly atThe fatcats, selected more for their politi cal generosity than tractive and practical in these their executive ability, have been forced upon a reluctant energy-and ecology-conscious National Defense Executive Reserve. (lays, of converting tra--h into power and mining it for This is an elite reserve outfit of 3,600 private executives, who recyclable metals and other would Immediately step Into top defense jobs In 19 federal rP'mirces. agencies if war should tweak out. , By MARK WEINTZ Herald Staff Writer (16 Weeks) and I' • l Ronald Ziegler Face M School Lunches g MONDAY APRIL 22 Pizza Green Beans French Fries or Tator Tots Juice Bar Rolls, Milk, Butter ______________ TUESDAY APRIL23 Tuna (Managers Choice) Tossed Salad or Fresh Tomatoes 4 Green Peas Baked Dessert Managers -I ____________ __ Rolls, Butter, Milk WEDNESDAY APRIL24 Do The Bureaucra 2 7 o a Blotter f- . - 01 _________ Term HI College Credit Courses No, Credits S 3 ween them is the presentation, Seminole High Honor Roll Seminole High School Martin, Clifford; Smith, Douglas A.; hledrick, Larry'!.; students listed on the honor roll Michael P.; Snyder, Connie Jenkins, Janice D.; See, for the third quarter grading Sue; Williams, Sarah A.; Patricia A.; Sims, Karen Y.; period, Include. Williams, Shirley; Stripling, Tram-M, Alice L.; Westbrook, Catherine; Ziegler, Robert C,; Clinton; Whitaker, Betsy; TWEIFrH GRADE Alcott, Valarie A.; Anderson, Williams, Wendy b-; Anderson, Samuel; Bonavia, Anthony; Charlotte; Brown, Randy S.; A — HONOR ROLL: Byrd, Bowery, Freddy A.; Brooks, Byrd, Debra J.; Harrell, Jeni Ray D.; Causey, Marie J.; John W,; Brown, Curly James; M.; Lacerva, Ann M.; Nelson, Crow-tover, Sandy E.; Kinard, Butcher. Pamela D.; Casey. Harold 1,; Transue, Nancy G.; Cindy Jo; Lee, Michael Earl; Judy H.; Dunn, Freddie Lee; Wallace, George B.; Yates, Longwell, Betsy A.; Ogg, Floyd, David ii; Galloway, Debra Lee; Conklin, Charels; Raymond E.; Rieck, Jamine Pamela S.; Guy, Beverly L.; Lommerse, Virginia; McGuire, M.; Sexton, Roberta Jo; Smith, Hoffman, George Jr.; Jenkins, Katherine- McKinney, Prince; Vanessa. Rodney I).; Jones, Isabelle; Monroe, Monica J.; Brown, B— HONOR ROLL: Cleary, Jones, Virginia L.; Lamkin, Karen M.; Corley, Ann: Shannon L.; Coggon, Deborah Don F.; Lash, Steven; Luke, Gaudrea, Marcy M.; Grant, lsa,c; J.; Greene, Shirley D.; Hart, Mark McIntyre, Catherine; Nader, Paula K.; Melinda Hegeman, Lawrence; McQueen. Robert Stein:neyer, Joyce; Thompson, K; Margaret; Lewis, Suzanne; W.; Meeks, William S.; Jonathan: Wiggins, Mona I..; Mann, Richard If.; McCue, Chandler, Patricia; Reynolds, Brodie, James H.; Butler, Kirk Gary E.; Perry, Janis D,; Charles; Richardson, Joan; A.; Floyd, Thomas; Gallagher, Robinson, Dennis E,; Sanders, Shiver, Charles W.; Smith, Clark B.; Mlchalowski, Karen; Shirlene; Woodruff, John D.; Edmund K.; Smith, Mikel W.; Ossowskl, Ralph; Pedigo, Woody, Daniel E.; Aiken, Wade, Ezra; Walker, Delile Stephen L. Waldow, fret C.; Dickie S.-. Collins, Andora h1l.; M.; Williams, Mary Beth: Bellamy, Slartha M.; Fields. Williams, Ronald E.; Wood. Irene I).; Freeman, George W.: Davis, Deborah 6 Martha1..; Hartwig, Kevin J.; ward, Donald; Young, Russell Neal, Robert M.; Newman, linda E.; Bellamy, Raymond; Robinson, Barbara; Baldree, i.. Fraser, Charles M.; MonMary Lou; Cranmer, Rebecca A.; Gillan, Faith Anne; Orwig, tgoinery, Willie; Seda, Jaime; Wright, Debra K.; Smith, Susan Lynn; Sabbury, Gale I.,; A - HONOR ROLL: Baslia, Kathy Jo. Banninga, Diane K.; Beverly, A.; Cosmato, Alvin D.; Branch, Patricia; Rebecca TENTH GRADE Cassanova, Veniece; Cham. Catherine; Denslow, Melody hers, Jeanne A.; Diamond, A.; Greene, Pamela J.; Hunt, A - HONOR ROLL: Hobbs, . . n— HONOR ROLL: Golden, Frank, Chris V.; Grant, Peiold, Kathy J.; Ringling, Sanford Kathryn D.: Krall, Jay A.; Charlotte; Slaback, Douglas Jannice; Walker, Wendy L.; 4,000 wortli of Manley, Marquetta; Nfaziarz, A.; Tetenbaum, Terri; Whit. Young, Marshallyn; Barley, More than $2 Betsy; Greene, Teresa L.; items reported taken from the Jean K.; Neiman, Mark P,; tern, Leslie; Young, Noni F. Rathmn, William E., Smith, B — HONOR ROLL: Tyner, Brenda A.; llume of Bettye If. Swindle, 2525 Reid; Williams, Judith 6.. Albright, Sheri L.; Bales, John; MacLauchlin, Reid; Nathan, Polnatha Ave., Friday. items amounting to $130 was Durand, Gerald J., Fort. Rena; Barea, Ton! Ann; Christian, Joyce O.; Lee, Daisy E.; taken Iron 2i0l Sanford Ave., Green, Carol Sue; Hilt, Judith Rutha N.; Clarke, Rayford K.; Causey, Susan I..; Davis, Mae A.; Harris, Susan; Keeling, Covington, Carolyn Ann: Pearl; Roland, Carrie S. Friday. l)impartino, Dona M; Edwards, Fontaine, Mary I.. Daniel T. MacGregor, John 1).; Orvil Wiskin, 51, 422 Longwood Circle South, reported $280 in cash missing from his place of business, Shell Service Station on 1-4 and a S.R. 434, Friday. Car hood valued at $19 .0 was taken from Frank Godoy's Auto Sales on 17-92. Friday. APRIL 24 Analy. Geometry with Calculus Practicum In Work Experience County # (8 Weeks) Courses NIGHT I Tenn III College Credit Courses it DER[(S WOHD - Frankfurters Seasoned Dry Beans Cole Slaw Fruit Fresh or Canned Rolls, Milk, Butter Police New -- Ill A P "Basically there are only five education experts. Is true in shifting back: It takes dicative' texts published for each grade ont, text book publisher says, time. "New math is harder for and the main difference bet 'We thought if children Semi,iole County School could Supt. parents than kids." - ent ? From Th e Term DAY understand the why they could William P Layer agrees, In the early 1960s the texts fure out the bows more easily, saying there has been too much began to concentrate on theory but It didn't work out that way." theory during the last decade After 10 years of new math and the nwnber of practice Boyer says, he wants to see and It takes time to make the county and national education problems declined. Since then students have a mastery of switch. experts have decided the pressure by educators has basic facts by the third grade. "We can't remove all the system (toes notadd tit) to better evidently resulted in a . hift "B% basic farts I mean aiftheory---it is imlyirtant --but toward more practice dril6, but ditwa, subtraction, division and test results show students are The beginning of this school we will never go back to to old multiplication of numbers less not getting enough practice 0 year brought a shift hack way completely," Boyer ex- then 10; you would be surprised problems," layer says. toward the old system of arlth. plains, how many students still have "The situation does seem to metie with more math drillsThere are three areas of trouble with basics in high be improving this year, and less theory study according mathematics; computation, school," Boyer said. however," he adds, to Seminole County educators. concepts, and application, 'Boyer says he feels the "I have instructed teachers to Boyer says. "We have noticed pursue A national survey 3hoW pressure on the publishers has this line of teaching and eighth graders testing at 8.8 on students have fallen down in the cases where teachers have done resulted in more practice the old math in 1964: 10 years areas of computation and ap. so show better test scores," problems being included in (solving word later ew math has them plication texts. Boyer says. The pressure has come from On the other hand, students' foyer says the shift toward educators, teachers and foyer, coordinator of ability to understand the * theory the old math has almost parents, according to national mathematics fot Seminole has apparently improved, but, stablized now. "It just takes studies. Whether or not County, says a great deal of the not to the point where students awhile. Actually the new math parental complaints were reason for the change (rain old are better able to add up a is not new at all; It began in registered for the same reasons math to new and then back to grocery bill: to the contrary, 1880, but there was a long lag as complaints by educators and old lies with the text book and that is the reason for the before the text book publishers teachers is not known, but, a _, As Term III . ' -*., @@ ,New Math Isn't Working 6 . - - 0 0 Course _ - @Dcx Seminole Junior College APRIL 24. AUGUST 15 __ Hardly Greatest Show On Earth - ,- . 11 P - - - _ 0 IHE ... -_-_•••• Sunday, April 21, 1974-5A pl,E -1 all. Lar.) According to the federal The White House tried to line up the most prestigious Jots for Environmental Protection Agency, there is enough energy business executives who had contributed heavily to President in garbage and other solid Nixon's 1572 campaign. Or, as a confidential White House memo .mwastes generated in the put It, there is "considerable potential opportunity to reward nation's large cities to provide deserving Nixon executives with an NDER appointment.". * ---... !!, the equivalent of 150 million , k - -- -_ or more The addressed to presidendal assistant Dan than a quarter of the oil cx- stated that the Office of Emergency Preparedness was quite ' pected to be piped from willing to accept the campaign donors. Both the director, George % Lincoln, and his deputy, Darrell Trent, "concur and are ready tO d Alaska's North Slope. .• . start," declared the memo. in a recent status report on " 7.. 5 , . programs to convert waste to There was hesitation, however, from OEP official ltargarete . 4 sob .--. I I I A art e energy. the agency listed these Cates who insisted on choosing qualified executives..en White . cities as having either started house memo implied cautiously that pressure could be brought .1' or seriously considering on her, .fe j ,: ' transforming trash into dee%4 tricity or otherwise WIWI .. *T I "Although not a political appointee, Mrs. Cates appears loyal 4 . & and is under the direction of Darrell bent," said the memo. The a New York, Chicago, Detroit, implicationwasthatlntcouldgethertOcOiT)ply, .1'coc4.y Nss $irvk. Philadelphia, t.~ Was;hlngton, D.C., Boston, St. The memo directed that the Nixon contributors "must be "Every so often I like to sneak over and shed a tear-" Louis, Baltimore, Cleveland, placed in a unit, unless their qualifications just don't meet Milwaukee, San Diego, Buffalo, By DON OAKLEY the guffaws,, prurient ceriosity ' Rochester, Memphis, Albany, necessary requirements." or amazement of the outsideWi Akron, Nashville, Knoxville, Of all the arguments that world." Ile only cautionary note appears to have been saawled on the Bridgeport, Conn., Brockton, have been offered in favor of l memo by Bill Horton, an aide to then White House personnel czar Mass., and Eugene, Very colorful. An X-rated President Nixon's resignation Fred Malek. rather than his impeachment, impeachment, no less. Maybe New York, which has created the one with the most doubtful the Supreme Court would have "Are these positions sufficiently prestigious so that a virtual dead sea off u East merit is that holds that to ban ii because of all that didates feel recognized?" askes the note. Apparently the answer Coast by years of dumping Banzai In The Basem # prurient interest the President's trial by sewage sludge in the ocean, is was affirmative, for Mrs. Cates shortly got about 100 Nixon Senate of the United States By RALPH NOVAK considering a proposal by a C8mpgnCOfltI'ibUtOfat0piaC. But to get back to reality. If It strictly for background, dark down there, YOU would be too cIrcushi.e, know, private company to build a everyone." and when I said, 'Hello, Mr. "resource recovery unruly, too inflamatory of comes to Richard Nixon's "Yes, ladies and gentlemen, I center" in impeachment by the House of "As soon as I got the word President,' he said 'I'm not the its lower harbor popular passions—simply think I see him now emerging that the boss had ordered a full President, kid, Just down here much for America . to endure Representatives Senate, and his sub- from the White House scale retreat until things cooled on a matter of executive ailb a No one has yet lopped the sequem't trial by the First, a 225-acre island would the be btowhere near basement, a scruffy figure in a off. I New York President Will went to get my emergency privilege doing some in. be constructed out of garbage, picture painted by Conservative-Republican Sen. Capitol Hill during those fateful tattered, patched-together suit, rations of cottage cheese and vestigatory jogging for the FBI, and then on top of It a plant Editor stitutional right of the teachers deliberations. His p though he does seem to have his cat,suj, my copy of 'Six Crises' so naturally I didn't pursue the which would Initially consume The Herald James L. Buckley, who resence Is tie knotted quite neatly. Yes, and my mimeograph machine, matter," to collectively bargain. tbese words in his recent im. no, reqwred by law. nor would about 11,000 tons of garbage a Sanford, Fla, yes, it is indeed Ron Ziegler, Then I headed for the hills, or, "Tell us, Mr. Ziegler, what day, or almost a third of the Dear Sir: passioned appeal to the good defense tactics require it. emerging Utter disregard for the qMt at last after V years as fate would have It, I headed did you miss most during y - amount produced by the city. President to resign to spare the My head is still spinning as of the Constitution 13 the only Far from being a "prisoner in in hiding in the depths of the for the ba3ement. I found an long period of exile?" the spade of After glass, metals and other I nation an the dock", more likely than not try to comprehend what interpretation one can logimlly thte House cellars, finally isolated spot down in the boiler Impeachment trial: "Cheeseburgers, of course. salvagable materials had been Mr. Nixon would be co rn- giving himself up after all these happened at the April 10 discern. _____________ removed, the remainder would meeting of Seminole County years of lonely struggle, 'j'he rtiler of the mightiest manding almost nightly An alternative had been given be ground into a fuel that could School nation on earth would be pearances before the American refusing to concede that the Board, I saw to the Board, but they chose to 7 starred m the prisoner in the people on prime time television, great batUe of Watergate was .'~ ~ ___________ be purchased by atthty corn- "democracy" in action. I saw ignore-it. That a1terntive was I panics. dock. The chamber would reciting his administration's over. the Constition of the State of to meet with the duly chosen C~ ` Ziegler, sir, how does It become a 20th.century Roman accomplishments and telling of so Florida ignored and cast aside. representatives of the teachers ,% ___________ IV most ambitious plan Coliseum aj the performers are his plans for America and the feel to come out of hiding after 1 of Seminole County' and far Isone inSt. Louis, where the I saw the power of a chairman 9 thrown to the electronic lions, peace of the world, in a last- all these 'ears?" used to shut off "free and open" di!cuss the problems facing the "lie was not a crook and The most sordid dregs dug up ditch attempt to win friends Union Electric Company has public debate. What I saw that two bodies, The Initial ___________ announced plans to generate by the Watergate miners would who might write letters or send afl} body who says he was is a night terrified me. discussions could establish electrical power using inflame the passions of the telegrams Influence member of the bigoted, biased to I have always believed that a guidelines that would be tially all of the solid waste .. prejudiced liberal press. Why Is domestic audience and provoke senators, '.1 ' /~ collected in St. Louis and six constitution provided a mutually acceptable to both everybody always asking about adjoining MISSOWI and Illinois philosophy to be followed, not pat-ties r.nd then allow conWatergate, after all' Why only in the making of laws, but structive talks to take place. counties, in the spirit and actions of doesn't anyone ever ask about room among some piVs, and And 'The Dean Martin Show.' The proposal was unacS foreign policy with Bulgaria or settled jown to wait for A 170-million plant, scheduled public bodies. This behef still ceptable to the members of the # the And I guess I m tariffs on buttonhooks or..." issed 11W news, to be In operation Li mid-1977, stands as solid and as un- Board. Instead they chose to inevitable victory." too. Teil me, what ever hap. will be able to handle from 2.5 to wavering as ever. That fl is why I force the educators of Seminole "But "Mr. Ziegler. er sir, excuse me, President didn't youhid know that pened to those good-for- Uu million tons of solid waste cannot condone the action taken County to seek justice In the Nixon dLsap. nothings Archibald Cox, Elliot Call Ali Sh ts but you've forgotten U at the peared, too, which turned out to Richardson and Leon Jawor- a year and will generate about by the Seminole County School courts, The Board will spend six per cent of its power from Board to deny the teachers of tax dollars to openly attempt to year is now 2001 and the Nixon be the perfect way of solving ski?" fly RAY CROMLEY accotj'it for the poor record of administration has been out of the resignationand Im. e let's see, President the waste when It is shredded that county the right to deny a group of citizens their "Wll, WASHINGTON(NEA) most recent presidents In office for a long time.,, peachrnent question? He just Cox took office In 1976, then and mixed with coal, after collectively bargain. That right constitutional rights. This is a deallng with the economy. "No, no' Four more years dropped out of sight until 1977, President Richardson followed separating out metals and is given to all public employees miscarriage of the American Much has been written on t1 glass, by the Constitution of the State form and philosophy forever! They'll never take us when he strolled up to the him in... There has, over the years, alive." growth of presidential power. f of Florida. inaugu ration ceremonies government We as citizens What may have actually oc- been a paraUel strengthening of -%?-'ait, tadieband gentlemen, In recoverable metals alone, "But Mr. Ziegler, can tell us IV School Board, through its must not allow ftto happen. If ig c wearing, a long beard and a Mr. Ziegler has just let out a the Environmental Protection ut-red Isamajordecline in that the power of the civil service where you have been since you football helmet with his scream and started running Agency estimates that there is policies has forced the many more of our and rigid this action goes unchallenged, power, especially as it applies wid the positions of senior civil disappeared back in 1974, cutaway, and announced Umt back to the White House and, over to domestic problems. 11 billion worth tliat could 5CrVICC e:npines. The oh. shortly after your annoucement the previous four teachers to take their case to years had yes, he is disappearing into the be mined annually from the the has been to prevent the that you That power has not gone to Judicial branch of our stitutional rights ffsay begin to I had been kidding about been the most successful and basement again." gradually slip away from us. tion, inefficiencies and ss nation's trash. Not sur ll y prosperous in the nation's government. The teachers have That truly would be tragic for been responsible for the inequities O the spoils system, were really just a complete set history." "We'll be back with some prisingly, that kind of money is been patient, allowing the whittling away of the The result has been, in essence, of Mantovap's and Wayne comment on this startling new attracting a number of well. Board more than enough time every man, woman, and child of 'Well, I thought I saw- him development from President known firm into the field th. is nation. to create a fourth branch of King's record works?" president's prerequisits, — to answer their plea& Ibe only An extremely concerned whltthng that has been keenly government, almost partly once jogging along a corridor Bernstein and Vice President Garrett Systems, Raytheon, answer that has come from the citizen, felt by Presidents Kennedy, independent of the president "Well, all right, but this is with Alex Haig but it was pretty Woodward In just a moment." American Can and Continental distinguished Board Is the one Johnson and Nixon, and by and congress. Can, Monsanto, Allis-Chalmers 'which will deny the conearlier occupants of C.R. Keogh — all of which have developed Department heads are, in I louse. or are developing varying considerable measure, This whittling Is waste-processing systems. York Really That Nasty? immediately after President prisoners of their permanent By MARTIN GERCIIEN ' man at the top or. New Yorkers proved tobemai., show me a room before i Waste conversion will not In George Washington's terms The Herald Service work misand noninformed about decided with what Itself if I wanted to stay be the answer to the ended. Washington, according dinarily must their turf, it was a permanent officials smooth trip, give there. He was quite polite and country's long-term energy to reports, had complete the needs, of course. But even if man proved appreciative, authority over all federal of. him Proposals they disagree NEW YORK—This fabled Bus drivers to a endless months to hole of high prices, high.han"Ied A few blocks away in Times some of the estimates that have licials and their duties. But with can take patient and helpful. The Congress, in 1799, began a carry out, and in the process, people and mile-high b'ildings repeated directions while Square, pronounced dead front been made as to the amount of practice, entaged in the ycars can tx- so changed that the turned (jut to be an easygoing, Wwng trans.fers and dodging pervertsand muggers by some energy available in the nation's a since, of vesting statutory original purposes may be friendly and fascinating traffic, were reliable in sources years ago, the total refuse output are smothered, We thus have sidewalks werc jammed each exaggerated or unrealizable vacatlnn pot for a in agencies or itor reincizibering when to call nI essence a multitude week-night with strolling, seven per cent of current of built-in prepared for the worst. heads, rather than in the to get off and, en two occasions, courts" throughout the laughing people. natural gas consumption, for president. Two Supreme Not one sn.appish answer to said, "Have a nice day.of executive, presided over by A friend who has lived in New example, or six per cent of decisions, am as late as 1935, One even went so far as to York for 10 years said It is a electricity production - it have confirmed this right of high-level civil service em- many questions in five days; Congress to vest powers i ployes who act as judges, ap. not asingle mugging, and nevtr say, "Have a nice weekend." horrendous place without potential power now being prosing or censoring programs a letdown to the thrills and frills The manager of a Central Park $7O,O(J a year, and added h thrown away in our garbage to tx' exerci.-c'1 ,, that make this the Big Apple. South hotel, the very fanciest was amazed I hadr' been In, riot anything by the president and his __________ to turn one's nose tiieir own responsibility— Despite the fact that several address by Congress. In to up tt'wn, was glad at. suited yet. except for some military and cabinet and voted foreign affairs wW domestic 000NESBURY by Garry Trudeau matters of high policy. _______ _______________ _______________ _______________ Additionally, so much of the (LI!L' anftiri 5 budget is days XOPI. FRENCH AVE. changes any president can ~V~ SANFORD, FLA. 37171 eav, foe ,.w ii .rW zw make are minimal, even with TELEPHONE 32276110r131 -13 a'.rj.w 'x i,i y' IM -FY as rr i.tr f ew Area Code 3 : A lt&L JCL Congressional consnt. P21% J&r HE 45 4'E W I WALTER A GIELOW $&f 71'Z FøT.'/ 1VL55EIffTAR1 7HJMt/, i€TAR'E5! AiT Publlshir is no wonder that / miw Y'MtN... Ji1 WAYNE 0 YLE peesident spend much of their ((,,ra/jr24I/ry.. g Aisoclip. _,_,./' ',/ ( time in foreign affairs, TOM AIK ENS 4 Edior sometimes to t!e neglect of '' 1 _____ _____ _______ ''!1F 1. i . economic and domestic Mverh$)ng Director 'k ' problems. For it is o1y In 1174 "V SUIStR'pToN RATES forrin and related military qoaw~_ Home 0*llvery; 5k Wk, $7 t) . -1 . matters that presidents have $ 20 6 Montpi 'Honesf, Hone ybun! The roason fr that - ux YeAf- BY MOW In Flo-ids Sanit As srni!0 on my 'Ji 11 heldtteirpow-erzndperhaps 8C& WSIS I was dreaming of Home DIIii,'ery All Ottq Mail: .-.,e ••1 .;I' 3 4 inrreaccj it. This temtdencv may $7 - cONTRIBypo MaAk',!:' War Corps ,_ 0 "" . " -_ Anderson A. In Trash By DON OAKLEY A four-leaf clover is blooming on the nation's growing mountain of trash, and more • 11. U.S. Has Goldmine --- Years, Nobody ____ - to Editorial . ___ ____ _ _____ The Sanford Herald 4A—The Sanford Herald Gone _ - _ Hospital Notes tl'RI1. 19, 1914 ADMISSiONS Sanford: Samuel Martin Mary Helen Lawrence La Ellene N. Nelson Edlener James Less!e B. Murray Maitland Dale E. Miller, Deltona $750 worth of tools and other Catherine Jurczyk, Deltona items reported taken (mum the Ilicharil 'F, Moriatrv, !.ong. home of Walter J. Krohr.e, 58, wood RI I Box 40, Friday. George Sommer, Winter Springs RalphM . Wilkin.s Jr., lake Mary DISCHARGES Sanford: Ilaggie Cockmnan Selene P. Simpson Elizabeth Hannum Mrs. Thom,as (Sarah) [.yon and Girl Anthor1' N. Becker Vicki N. Meriwether Nancy G. Spears Dennis G. Earwood James A. Trego Mrs. Morris (Nane) Leggett and Boy, DeLiund Catherine Royal, Deltona Elirabeth A Thomas, Deltuna Shirley hir J. Miller, Geneva Roger' F. Brede, Lake Mary Margaret Todd, Osteen Margaret E. Shadron, Oviedo Lyle Stai, Chico, Calif. Louise Sothewick, Jamestown, N.Y. Term III A College Credit Courses APRIL 24 . Course JUNE 18 No. Credits Accounting I Accounting Ii Gen, Anthropology Ceramics I 3 3 3 3 Set. Studies in Art Astronomy Con. of Biology Gen. Biology I Zcology Microbiology Intro, to Business Personal Finance Business Math Business Law I Business Law li Marketing Begin. Typing Interm. Typing Adv. Typing Dict. & Transc. Adv. Dict. & Trsns. Legal Dict. &Tran. Mod. Con. ofChemls. Gen. 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Criminal Istics Basic Computer Con. Data Proc. Application M, W T, TH M, W Earth Science Prin. Economics Ii Elect. Instrumentation Freshman English I Freshman English II European Lit. I U.S. Federal Gov't. Personal & Corn. Health T, TH M. W T, fl-I M, W M, W M. W T, TH T, TH First Aid & Safety Western Clv.ii Fund. Mathematics Interm. Algebra Philosophy I Begin. Tennis M. W M.W M, W T, TH T. TH T. TH T, TH M,W M. W M1 W T, TN M, W Begin. Golf Archery Physical Science Gen. Psychology P'y. of Person. Dev. Fund. of Speech Intro. Sociology Marrtage& Family College Reading M, W 1, TH TBA Instructional Enrichment Center Certificate Credit Courses DAY Course Credits Basic Reading Basic Writing Basic Mathematics 3 3 3 3 3 3 Basic Reading 4 Basic Mathematics Basic Writing 3 3 3 NIGHT Course Night T8A TBA TBA 3 2 1 1 1 1 1 3 1 1-3 1.2 3 1 1 1 4 3 3 3 4 3 3 3 3 3 3 1le following vocational programs are offered as part of the currice!um at Seminole Junior College. Contact the Registrar's office for additional information and registration times. Licensed Practical Nursing Child Day Care (regular and Handicapped students) Clothing Construction Ornamental Horticulture (Handicapped students) Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Electronic Assembly Law Enforcement Upholstery Telephone Trades Home Services (Handicapped students) Office Practices Engineering Technology Real Estate Cake Decorating Fire Fighting Auto Mechanics Water and Seiage Treatment Masonry and Tile Setting Welding Small Engine Repair Basic Electricity Industrial Electronics _______________ - - - - ____ ___ ____ ___ - 1 44V , I - If _.-\ - - '' -- 70, I7 WFL conhract!" Semin ole DAY 8:00 AM Calend ar April 22 Lake Mary School Spring April 21 April 20 Alcoholics Anonymous Sanford Yacht Club boat Car wash 5ponsored by Carnival, 1-9 p.m. Free door closed meeting, Holy Cross Community United Methodist prizes, gaines, rides, ponies, go- cruise to Hontoon Island State Episcopal Church Parish Youth Fellowship. 10 a.m. to carts, contests for all ages and Park. Leave Lake Monroe 1Im)u5l, 400 Magnolia Ave., Park, IC a m. For infirmatlon 3:30 p.m., Standard Station, 17. rUlililuige sales. to Antiques, contact Commodore AIin Sanford, 8-9 p.m. 92, Ca.sselberry. An Introd uc tion ('half in. jix weeks, U n.m. to noon seminole Junior College. Call April 22 Sanford Al-non Family Alcoholics Anonymous fur reservations. E x t c ii s 1 o ii Group, 8-9 p.m., Holy Cross S a fl f o r ci Barbecue chicken dinner to Women's Group, Holy Cross High School Homemakers Club, 1:30 p.m., Episcopal Church Parish Episcopal Church Parish benefit Seminole House, .100 'Magnolir. Ave., hooi home of Mrs. E. R. Wood, 2104 House, 400 Magno Sa9iord Sanferd Ave. s t akcria hand concert 6 P In. Sanford 2-3 REGISTER NOW • 4:30 PM NIGHT 6:00 PM 8:00 PM - CLASSES START APRIL 29 Seminole Junior College SANFORD, FLOR!DA 32771 - MS �- - 6A— the Sanford Herald - - - . . . Getting Them Out Of Pubs , Into Wedding Is His Game and all dressed up for a special occasion. They are participants awaiting their cue, of publicity brings In reams of riages in a rural area hard hit 40 sears old, while t by the flight of colleens to the was true of the grooms, 18 of applications." The bureau moves at the cities and to England in search whom were already In their of jobs and husbands. More SOs. Dublin, with 24, provided cautious pace of the Irish bach. I amazingly, the Knock bureau the largest contingent of brides. clor, who traditionally regards has Induced nearly 2,000 rural Galway, with 17, relinquished horses, dogs, tobacco and wornL'ishrnen to take the first fal- the most bachelors. Farmers en as the good things of life, tening steps away from the pub and tradesmen accounted for but as the latest Joke has it, and the race track In the clirec- more than half of the new hus- "not necessarily In that order tion of the altar. bands; shop clerks and nurses sine., the government came out By HUGH A. MUWGAN against smoking." "I don't look upon myself as were the most frequent brides, APSp'cfaJ Correspondent a matchmaker," demurred Fa. Applicants, both male and IcFather Keane hit on the idea KNOCK, County Mayo, Ire- (her Keane, drawing up to the male, fill out a form detailing Land (AP) — "Romantic Ire- lire In the parlor of his country for the marriage bureau one their background, education, Land's dead and gone," the poet Mayo presbytery. "All I do is night while going through some hobbies, "Income or size 01 g ove r n m e n t census wrote, but then he never met introduce people, the way a pal n" and enclose two recent reports. the likes of the Rev. Michael would for you at a dance, After photographs. Without revealing One statistic leaped from the Keane, a country curate who that, it's up toy." 1 page: rural Ireland, where he names, the bureau sends along successfully toppled the must A red cat named Larry dozed was born and had spent Ofthe picture and basic questionformidable fortress In the land: at his feet. Outside the winter his priestly life, had 70,000 name of a suitable girl and asks Irish bachelorhood. wind keened across Lake Con- me bacheki-s than spinstem if the man would like to meet By comparison, the Siege of ra, and a winding brook babher. If he agrees, his picture Limerick and the Iattle of the bled an Irish tune through the He thought Of all the abandoned and quesUonnalre are sent to farm h,-uses arrd 'all the lrne!v univ inuiit- dunny- suit rc-en ficld. Round and girl. old rr1tn going Li) FX around the brooks, cherubic, with only the trace of pubs, while the girls were leavWhen she agrees to an InFor the past century, Ireland a brogue, the priest didn't look mg the I&W in drom t, find troduction, the bureau requests has had the lowest marriage or sound a bit like Barry Fitzthe man write a letter to the ties" rate and the oldest marrying gerald, eve; through his coun- husbands girl, through the bureau, which age In the world. Her bachelors try parish lies within jaunting He persuaded the bishops of then forwards It to the girl. hold out longer and marry later car distance of where John western Irelaais six rural Then it's up tO her to pursue than any others out of known Ford filmed "The Quiet Man," dioceses to send two delegates it further by writing directly to captivity. his classic comedy on Irish each to at Knock, the man and revealing her ad"Irish men," wrote historian matchmaking, a famous shrine to Our Lady in dress. Arland Usher, 'shave hardly "I was on TV the otier night County Mayo, und from it "It's here we step out of the enough sex to perpetuate their with a real old matchmaker emerged the Marriage In-picture," Father Keane cxown cantankerous species." still practicing in this part of troductioris Bureau. Since then plalned. "We never meet the But the country," Father Keane re- the bureau has had nearly 7.000 couples and don't get Invited to he was a protestant, born In lated, "and the fellow said he'd Inquiries and Introduced 1,614 the weddings, which Is Just as London of Ulster stock, and, be. been responsible for 20 mar- couples. Two out of every three well because secrecy and di-'sides, that was before the rlages in his career. Well, at applicants have been men. cretlon, especially where men Knock Marriage Introductions the bureau, we've just had our are concerned, are the major "1 was mortified and thought Bureau happened on the scene. 100th in less than six years." the bishops would hit the cell- features of our success story." The bureau, which Father A survey Just completed of 71 ing when If the bureau is In doubt a local paper wrote Keane founded In 1968 In the of the first marriages arranged about a priest playing cupid," about any applicant's In. wild west of Ireland, already by the bureau shows that twotentions, It conducts its Own has brought about 100 mar- thirds of the brides were under said Father Keane, "but private research through the 10- i learned since that every blast cal parish priests. annual Spring Folk Dance Festival of -1 -.. Now York' York City's Boys' Athletic League. I - I I . iA4 it ,.j~k . i fg- M 4 a - __ . -1 9 . A - - K: He'll Offer The Gods Head ,'~i-~ I __ . For Better School Grades. I 11101 I - --- ------j------•- -- —:-_1_--.. .-_ _.: ,.... - -- - -• -•- -- -----' I- ------ .- 0 -. - - L ove In Japan I that an "' - - - Hearst's abduction. The green notebook, with handwritten references to the University of California coed, was one of several documents se ized by police in a Jan. 11 raid on a Concord, Calif., home that authorities say was an SLA headquarters. Miss Hearst, 20, was dragged from her Berkeley apartment on Feb. 4, an action for which the SLA claimed responsibility. Authorities have described the SLA as a heavily armed, multiracial group of about 25 persons. 14 - - - - •.... - --•- s Egypt, U.S. Resume Relations - do * WORLD 9 . S , ,'" - ,.- ftor e stuart - - - - - - Ayub Khan Dead At 67 Former president ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (AP) Mohammad Ayub Khan of Pakistan died today at his home of a heart attack, his family announced. Field Marshal Ayub, 67, was ruler of Pakistan from October 1958 to March 1969 when he resigned In face of nationwide opposition to his rule. Khan was a casualty of the rising political Zullikar All Bhutto, Pakistan's current president. For eight years, Bhutto had been Ayub's foreign minister. - I 9 fortunes of Paint Sprayed At Mona Lisa TOKYO tAP) A handicapped young woman sprayed red paint in the direction of the Mona Lisa today but the 470-year-old Italian masterpiece was behind a glass shield and was not damaged. "Why don't you let handicapped people In?" the woman shouted as she sprayed paint from about six feet in front of the painting. She was Im. mediately arrested, police said. They said splotches of - paint hit a bulletproof protective glass case. The painting by Leonardo dii Vinci Is here on loan From the Louvre In Paris. The woman was protesting the museum's policy of not admitting the seriously handicapped to the exhibition. - ' - •-- - -- . ' -" '. ' ." K i ss i nger, Increase O Un i ty 'Priests, voodoo priestess-s, Sec- This recognition that the rest society dames, beggars, you However, Kissinger did offer crsac the sharing , rotary of State Henry A. Kissin- u' America Is Ixdusfrmallzed and some thoughts ref lecting his tion on energy conurVation WW flame It. They are all here to get gr today called for increased modern coupled with enor- gener'd thnnthIt "iffective to c'reate a pool of available their wax miracle," Inter-American coQperstlon mous changes in the United collaboration requires conco- energy supplies. Wax needs come In two sizes, and unity, but he made no States, means that "we convene ulng and SuUt for about - closeIn a ,, effort e.or. proven a children, 70 cents. An $1, and w u as equals." -He tuvu tiOSe ('Ofl5thiuOfl arm or a hemi'pheric issue Cuba. Claiming a special relation- between the United Sta tes and serious world food shortage, lea also costs ab u a -; ° In a speech rep41rcd for the ship based on historic devotion the rest of the (MS on global would raise its the agricultural aid Organization of American "to national independence, so- monetary and trade talks and cents in -- -_ the seay aui -nai cial progress and human dig- suet, international mdermces programs in the hemix*re from $P6 million to $128 million, we in the United States hate ml> Kissir4ger sa'd the hemi as are called It' dril Th (sod volne to ruiIie that a revuhi. sphere has a special duty to the shor:ages and population n icijej ii iii U.S.production restrictions are being lifted twn has taken pl amg ce An Latin i of the wand, ctiitrol as well a3 meetings to Anenics." Kissinger was refer- The speech was cast jr, gen- change the li'w Kissinger added that the NIL. S ring to peaceful transfomation era! terms with few specific Kissinger aaid the United on administration will urge " ' of the ecorwxnic and social fat>. 172-1111 pasah for inter-American Stales is ready to co1aborate C3rress U, maintain current g •.L• : rjr of the h'rnisphere. rroblern! wi th the (MS aid leveLs in the hcmIsplere. rnwr In , - Japan, China Air Routes Japan and China today agreed to TOKYO (AP) establish regular air routes between the two countries. Japan's Kyodo news agency said the pact, signed In Peking, opens the way (tic new airline routes from China to North America and across Asia to Europe. Japanese officials said the first flights between the two capitals are expected to begin within six months. The agreement ended several Japan-Taiwan air services. The Taiwan :'vurIuuent irnntediatdy retaliated by terminating all air iInks with Japan. An official statement In Taipei said Taiwan' s China Airlines would cease all operations through Japan and that Japanese airplanes would be banned from Taiwan. - - - n o t " " . (1 - ballik Sa Geneva Garden Apartments 1505 West 25th Street - ' - :'. - - -; - • - ' junks ride at anchor - .. in the E - . province in the - Pee pies' Republic of China - - -- :, . - Anti-Nixon Protesters Booted Frnm NEW YORK (AP) — Twenty. one anti-Nixon protesters, who barricaded thernzclvcz Inside the Sta tue of Liberty for 14 hours, ended their occupation this morning after officials ohtamed a court order evicting the m as trespassers. The demonstrators marched out In single file at 6:45 a.m. from behind the doors they had chained shut when other visilon; left the national monument at S pin. Friday. An hour earlier, National Parks Service officials read the court order to the protesters through the locked doors. lidmeted police stood by at the base of the statue on tiny Lib- erty Island In New York liarbor. As they emerged, the demonstrators chanted: "Organize to fight ... On to Washingun Throw the bum out." They had said their Purpose was to gain publicity for future anti-Nixon demonstrations. Bef ore the court order was read they turned down an ear11cr request to leave the statue, 11111111111 had been there all along. Connail>' said the same thing. I.ast Nov. n Jacobsen opened the safe-deposit box in an MisFBI agent, who noted the serial numbers on the bills. Two sources have said that a check with federal bank records revea!ed that the bills iuI not been in circulation at the time Jacobsen said he put them Into the box, despite Connally's alleged attempts to get circulated bills. Jacobsen also is charged with conspiracy, perjury and misapplication of funds in a Texas Sea off Chekiang I savings-and-loan scandal. TihP_rtV1 "There are no charges, criminal nor civil," said Asst. U.S. Atty. Thomas J. Cahill. He said that course was chosen because signing, they had turned down a unarmed, and parks police said previous offer of no prosecution there weren't any indications of in .iuiiange fur leaving the weapons. statue without a court order. the protesters had left the statThe demonstrators had mlue without the,use of force by "Please take our advice very tially gotten Into the statue by officials, seriously and in good faith ," a entering wi th other visitors spokesman for the National during the day. At the Manhattan pier, the Parks pollee had told them demonstrators were greeted by through the statue's closed The demonstrators said they sympathizers and one of those doors. "This lathe only offer the were part of a group calling itwho had been Inside the statue government Is making." self the "Attica Brigade", and called It "a real victory." had chosen the Sta tue of UberThe group explained their re- ty For the pretest because It was The end of the demonstration fusal at that point by saying a "patriotic facade which tries came about three flours after they didn't want to "sneak off in to cover the oppressive and U.S. District Court Judge Rob- the dark." The entrances exploitive nature of the society ert J. Ward had signed the court stayed barred from inside with in which we live." The demonstrators, after Ieavin' the statue, boarded a launch with reporters and po. Ilcemen and were allowed to go free when it landed in Manhat- order at 3:45 a.m., EDT. tan. About an hour befure the Starts lied to the grand jury to "Isn't it a fact that you did conceal his part In a conspiracy everything you could throughwith Mitchell to Impede a secu- out 1972 to conceal Vesco's conriti"s fraud Investigation of fin- tribution" Wing continued. Secretary Maurice H. Stans has ancier Robert L. Vesco in re"No, absolutely not," replied rested his case In his federal turn for Vesco's secret $200,000 Stans. court conspiracy trial, cash contribution to President "Didn't you do everything Codefendant John Mitchell, Nixon's re-election campaign. you could to conceal that con. the former attorney general, Starts and Mitchell are charged tributlon from everybody" completed his defense earlier In with conspiracy, Qbstructlon of Wing persisted. the week. The case is expected justice and perjury. Each of "No, I followed a policy of lii vn in the I,,ii' n.rt WøiInt. ni I... '..tJuJl 0. 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NEW YORK (AP) — After a session In which he and the prosecutor accused each other of lying, former Commerce - - -- . Wi!. - ' A fleet of - up- - n _____________ TODAY - - was - WASHINGTON (A116 The United States and Egypt resumed Full diplomatic relations for the first time since the 1967 Arab-Israeli war. President Nixon accepted the credentials of Egyptian Ambassador Ashraf Ghorbal on Friday, and U.S. Ambassador Hermann Eilts was to take part in a similar ceremony with Egyptian President Anwar Sadat in Cairo loday. - - was SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Authorities are keeping silent about the contents arid handling of a Symbionese Liberation Army notebook found in advance of Patricia - - Street Police Mum On SLA Notes RE , - stay. - - - " Brazielian Convicts Running Wild - - i __ DETROIT (AP) — A suit charging Ford Motor Co. with age discrimination will go to trial In about 60 days, U.S. District Court Judge Damon Keith said Friday. Russell Priest, 57, a design cost analyst who claimed he was told to take early retirement because of a manpower cutback, brought suit against Ford. Priest, who worked 39 years for the auto maker, con. tended he was a victim of discrimination because younger employes doing the same work were allowed to Ford gave Priest a new job alter he filed suit. Priest said he wants contractual assurance he will not be forced against him at a court hearing. I/ - Ford Sued Over Age - .- - Q MIAMI (AP) Supermarket cashier Peter ililUm, killed by a man he had accused of shoplifting, has been identified as a nephew of millionaire hotel owner Conrad Hilton, police said. Police said Friday Hilton, whose permanent home Is In Key West, lived on the University of Miami campus while studying for a doctorate In philosophy. Hilton, 38, was shot several times Thursday as he served a customer at the Miami store. Police charged William Freeman, 38, with first-degree murder. Investigators said Hilton had Freeman arrested Iasi week on a shoplifting charge and later testified . a' WASHINGTON (AP) — Wa. Jacobsen Is prepared to Connally, considered a con- McNelis, would neither confirm Jacobsen, contacted at his safe-deposit box for 2*4 years tergate prosecutors are ponder- switch his testimony and swear tender for the 1976 Republican nor deny the report that his home in Austin, Tex., said he because Connally refused to ing whether to grant favorable that Connally took $10,000 for presidential nomination, client is offering to testify would "make absolutely no take it. Sources have reported treatment to indicted Texas helping a giant dairy-farmer couldn't be reached for com• against Connally. Previously, comment. That is what my law- that serial numbers on the bills lawyer Jake Jacobsen In return cooperative, provided the gov- ment. He has denied con- McNelis denied that Jacobsen yer instructed me to do." show they could not have been for testimony against former ernment will reduce felony sistently that he received the had recanted his testimony that Jacobsen has been indicted in circulation at the time Treasury Secretary John B. charges against Jacobsen to $10,000. Connally refused to take the for perjury and accused of lying Jacobsen swears he put them jn Connally, according to an in. misdemeanors, the source said. Jacobsen's lawyer, Charles money. when he said the $l0, lay In a the box. formed sour ce. Now a source reports that Jacobsen is offering to say that Connally took $5,000 in May 1971 after helping dairymen get an increase in federal milk price supports, and another $5,.000 in March 1972 after telephoning 1110 DE JANEIRO, Brazil and drivers at gunpoint or captures. cliii, told newsmen several and pieces of cloth used by Atty. Gen. John N. Mitchell (AP) Police sealed off the knifepoint. One convict was wounded Inn guards were being questioned prisoners to climb the prison about an antitrust suit against city of Rio de Janeiro today and "They came out shooting shootout with police at a school about reports that they were walls. Jacobsen's client, Associated patrolled In helicopters hoping wildly," said the owner of a near the prison. A school ofbribed to help the prisoners esPolice placed barricades at Milk Producers Inc. to catch 21 convicts still at large cafe across the from the ficial wounded, cape. The source said Connally all highways leading out of the after a daring daylight prison prison. Several escapees were Two guards were beaten dur- city and guarded bus and train gave $10,000 back to Jacobsen escape. More than 1,400 policemen caught in a cemetery near the ing the escape. after the matter came under stations. began a hunt for the convicts, prison, two others at a church, A leader In the break, Anto,lo are not unfederal investigation, and later Prison escapes Witnesses said some of the Authorities said at least three and one found disguised as Cavalcante, told police after he common in Brazil. Over replaced that cash with older , convicts pulled drivers from policemen, five convicts and a woman in the suburb of was apprehended Friday night crowding and antiquated facil- bills, all printed before (n. their cars a n'i drn, If, while three bystanders were wounded fl.onsucesso, officials said that ; un rds supplicil sub. ite tiva' priuri se urity (1*111. :11111 )' had taken lIn t- a i it:,,.-others commandeered vehicles during the escape and the rePaulo Autran, a prison off I. machineguns, revolvers, knives cult. ury secretary. Jacobsen stashed the money in a bank safe-deposit box, the source said. Jacobsen swore to Hilton Nephew Slain 1 If you can't find what you be useful to anyone wishing to want, the store will have It engage In black magic. Of ~ - . •1 V .*. made for you. "This store has course, II you wants candle RIO DE JANEIRO-.Legs, existed for 101 years," says with a "negative" cffect, you hearts, eyes, heads, stomachs, Fans, "and we've never fingers and chests are cheap In unable to satisfy a desire"been can get that, too. 'I Brazil. Not as transplants, On paper, Brat,H s the On itt The customer can also ra ther as religious offerings. largest Catholic 1, I One unassuming store purchase wax keys In three country. In reality, about twice l jOt? H ma C You r different size. The key placed as many Brazilians actively located In an olde a' ch urch altar usuall y is downtown Rio dces a thriving on a practice voodoo as frequent business In the wax offerings offered In thanks for a new Catholic Church. Voodoo is a$lu.,. A foreigner walking into the house or a new car, known here by various invest in carrier's famous long, narrow place rr.ay be Wax telephones are such as ruacwnba, wnbanda, central Air Conditioning seized with the feeling of being available, too. And Indeed quimbanda and candomble. St,mi GIves you 1%. flnut among castoffs from a ed to achieve a cooli ng at low, low cost. body getting a telephone Installed in The candles burn factory. Bu t there can, times, B y Car' OM would con- sidered a miracle. Brazil is Certain rita of these voodoosider strange about the obj" approximately the size of the like religions, lining TOKYO (AP) — When It show them around. Sugaya gross natioi the walls of what many continental United States. Yet Very long, thin candles are I product equals paratively unskilled wor kers refer tons "the comes to International no- says. miracle store," Chicago has more telephones also for sale. The buyer chooses about $3,000. have a surprising amount of "1 promised that If I got within Its city limits than Brazil a candle mance, Tokuji Sugaya conald. Incomes in Japan have been which Is the same Many young office workers or money for traveling and the better grades In school, I'd buy has In the entire country. ers himself an expert, and going up by more than 10 height as he Is, takes it to a per sales clerks in department like since they frequently live a head and offer it In thanks," SOUTHERN AIR these days he is declaring that cent annually In the !ast dec- stores make the equivalent of in lo%-M' company dorml. says 18-year-old Roberto ,, church, lights it once In thanks The store also OF SANFORD, INC. all . "the American myth Is over." ade. and Japan's pe r capita $O.7S a WCL'k. Often these com- tories ot- at home with their Ferreira, (or example. for a specific favor and leaves it 100 N. MAPLE A's S. vanleeso canuies. iOIludy He says Japan's rising wealth as a gift. PHONE 22.R32 1 • parents. aria . The custom Is very common ,,f. means that "Japanese girls no '°!' ia'4$auw5 day and the place " Sugaya is a small, solld4p- in all of Latin America, longer are anxious t marry re pearing man up with peuple buying of 65 who began although the materials of which American,," just because the y. the object is made may differ. candles." his love letter translation foreigners have plenty of ruor,• ice after World War II in the If,Mexico, the Item probably ey. , The most common and Shlbuya area of Tokyo. He Is would be made of £ silver. In cheapest candle Is made of In This NCR 1 0-Key still worki. the same area, Peru, perhaps of wood or even paraffin. Sugaya runs a smau Ud1 iii BCCLUSC It is a I. western Tokyo, wtee he selling sac a some reg ul ar g old . o . ELECTRIC product nr2ffjfl is customers who visit his bar and But the motivation IS inpetroleum spends much of his Umecoun. short supply in Brazil d t Adding Machine --Iing %C)IDPfl about Lieir rctranslating the letters of ethers. generally the same. At SOinC 4••Z rising price or oil ' p His standard tee for one page point In the past, the purchaser rriantic affairs and translating ,,) K •. ii of Japanese Is about $2 eo and prayed to a saint, asking their love letters Into English The factory which supplies r—- '. _E U a month j LJ candles recently has been he says several women come In help in solving a problem or r French, The job gives him ,'! L. • V /j 'ath day wi th lcttern He regaining t'ealth Ti'e j)er5(fl able to make paraffin candles in inside look at the romantic ' aid apply rental learned French and English In promised at the time that when on wily two or three da ys during life of many Japanese women. toward Purchase 'IZ/.-. Y.t. \. the week. The shortage gs language school before the war, the prayer was price of $159 50 lie that of k 't he says. sidntwoWdberewand noticed Particularl y ed & Japanese girls, while not want': ,. The idea of reading other purchaser buys a wax object religious holidays. ing to marry a foreigner, want 1.-people's love letters may seem that represents the "miracle" The candle box may tell you g 7 to keep in touch romant(calJ) ' interesting But he says that all that occurred and offers the contents have a "positive" et. ;oo with men living overseas. The ,., . to often the letters deal with the saint who helped make e ffect, meaning they would not girls mostly are out to have a ___ such everyday ma tters as the request a rea li ty. mcm good time as they becume Inweather, headaches, shopping The faithful who engage In creasingly liberated from tradl• and believe It or not — false the practice then take the objet tional standards, be adds. ff' " teeth. to a church, usually one named --But some letters radiate the after the saint, places It on the "One of the reasons Japanese op i mpa tience of separated lovers altar and the trade is complete. girls ciazeAmericans IS For Instance, an American Here, the object may not be a cign travel, he says. writing to his Japanese girl candle. Even though made of "Japanese girls have enough friend stared with: "Dearest wax, It has no wick. In money now to pay for (over. . M, re:iiember we thiked about uakrnala, on the other hand, trips." Arid when they ar• .. ' how soon our years would pass. candles are the preferred of. rice In some foreign city they V However, It has only been 11 fering. like to have i man there to I J"% JI .) days and I miss you. . "You would be surprised at the variety of people who come in here," says Hello Farm, who fLas worked in Me store for 30 Sunday, April 21, 1974--IA Jacobsen Might Switch Connally Tale to retire. Ford contended it would not be discriminatory to force Priest to retire because early retirees are paid a supplement to their pensions until they reach Social Security age. - , By ELAINE HANDLER The Herald Services NATION . a conference Ai1ANTA, Ga. (AP) ._. The Sanford Herald TODAY EDITOR'S NOTE: Irt1axd'i marriage rate traditionally has been lower than Its menfolk's spirits when the pubkeeper shouts "Time, gentiemen." But a country curate Is changing this by getting men out of the Pubs and Into holy matrimony with his own dating game. for a traditional Hindu dance, in the Rob -- Sunday, April 21, 1974 Pretty maids all In a row - HWY. 17-92 & L. Many Blvd. __ 1EIi1i �-- 11 1 47, _~~r, r r_ Pitch'a ng For Their Supp er , Sports Spotlight ______- - 1- __ i _ii. ~ HunP y r U) KEN RAPPOPORT love to cat and so does my wife. Reds 8, Padres 4 inning. Pete Rose, Joe Morgan slug o power Al' Sports Writer It was an Interesting second Dave Concepcion drove in and Concepcion singled for one Montreal to its victory over Si Pitch for Danny Ozark and thought." three runs and Tony Perez run and Morgan came home on Louis. sou'Il never go hungry .. if While issuing no walks, IMR. clouted a home run, leading Mery Rettenmund's grounder . you're around the plate, that Is. borg struck out three batters Cincinnati over San Diego. oote 3 leadoff homer in the off Randy Jones, M. The Philadelphia Phillies' and gave up seven hits to win sixth inning off St. Louis starter The Reds, who snapped a Expos 5, Cardinals 4 manager rewards pitchers with his first game of the season three-game losing streak, Ken Singleton hit a two-run .1osi Curtis. 1.1, gave the Expos free meals if they don't walk a after a loss, struck for two runs in the first double and rookie Barry Foote a $-I lead they hatter while completing a Elsewhere in the National VPIUl3thnU a three-runCardinal 1. game. League, the Houston Ast.r rally in the seventh Inning and Jim Lonborg became the lat. beat the Atlanta Braves 8-2; the extend their winning streak to est "meal ticket," so to speak. Cincinnati Reds trimmed the five games. while beating the Chicago Cubs San Diego Padres 8-4; the f1Il O ' I' , Giants 5, Dodgers 4 ,1-2 Friday night. Montreal Expos nipped the St. Chris Speler's bases-loaded "I know that a professional Louis Cardinals 5-4 and the San single 'jingle highlighted a four-run d need incentive, but the Francisco Giants turned back seventh inning that carried San meal makes you think," said the Los Angeles Dodgers 5-4. FrancIsco over Los Angeles deI tinborg. "It forces you to put Rain washed out a game besp ite Don Sutton's oae-hit pitch. the hitter in the spot where he tween the Pittsburgh Pirates ing for six innings. has to hit YOU." and New York Mets. While going to 3-2 counts on Astros 8, Braves 2 S American League scores: hitters, Lonborg had food as houston's Tommy Helms P Cleveland 3: HaItics baseball on h k mind 1!.- t l Iioo;er hi the more New York 3; Texas 10, '1 thought to myself, 'I can't fourth inning and the itstros Minnesota 2; Chicago 5, Kansas walk this guy or I'll lose the ploded for three more runs in Sunday, April 21, 1974 Page 8A CIty4aj Oakland 5. California dinners,' said lMnborg, the sixth o heat Atlanta. 1. Herald Sports Editor ? , " -.-' -'4 ib T -4-6V-r, -' k 2,um 0-244 ~I __._ 5 - W-AN , __ __ - _ 7_~_S_~ -, QN - ~__ - -~'-_~*_!6#' - ..- - - __~_ AN- AU M-N. 4W __ Z F__~A - - - i -I _W1_-_ M - Vr_..., , ,21~ iaAm I , ~: W ". I - 2t - ____ — ' I - W t, ~_ •. .f iWile At v :.% , - Milwauk ee Baltimore - 6M . 1i la - I ~ PPW I West I Califor nia Oakland 1 Minnesota Kansas Chcago , _ I- ~1_ 333 S .615 — Washington, a graduate of the LA Dodger organization where he played minor league ball for four years including a one-year stint as player-coach of the Daytona entry in the old Florida State League, is planning to put on a summer baseball school for kids 9-17-years-old, patterned after the Kansas City Royals Academy near Sarasota. Developed by the International Sports Improvement Systems group out of Dallas, Texas, Washington believes the school could be a big benefit to area baseball players. lie dtid one team in Texas which had eight 11-year-olds who had taken the course and went all the way to the state finals in the Texas youth baseball system. Of those eight, three boys hit over .600 and '' S .54.5 6 .333 I .773 1 3 4. Saturdays Gaines York (Stotttemyre 2. at Baltimore (McNally Ii) Cleveland (Johnson 0.0) at Boston (Tim? Oil Milwaukee (Wright 7-0) at Detroit (Cnteman 70) kan%ai City (Splittorfl 0.1) at Chicago (Wood 1 3) California (Ryan 771 at Oak. land (Holtzman 0 7) Minnesota at (Decker 1 0) at Texas (Hargan 0 i), N. New ' - -- (Herald Photo By J. Richards) LOW BRIDGE FOR LITTLE LEAGUE BATTER GEORGE'S BATTER hits the deck after APEX distance, during Sanford little league action pitch comes a mite too close, both in height and Friday afternoon. Jenkins a Star finn In T .:... ltters Su orti'lng Cast it . New York ight-hander, who protected a chot i W es t n the third Inning off Bill Davis and Al Bwnbry and is solo Los Angeles 9 4 692 one-run lead for five innings hands, put Jenkins on top and shot by Mark Belanger gave HOuStOn I I .571 )' "It takes the right kind of Friday night until the Rangers he maintained his tenuous Baltimore the firepower at the Son Fran $ 6 .571 1' body, the right kind of arm and got him eight more in the eighth perch until the Rangers got turn plate and Bob Reynolds kept Cninati S 6.453 3 Ur right kind of mental ape- inning, pounding the Minnesota gulps of breathing room with the Yankees from recipro-, San Diego 3 Ii .714 8, proach," Ferguson Jenkins Twins 10-2 The Rangers their outburst against two eating Friday s Games said of requirements needed carried him to a 10-2 victory relievers. The big hits were PhIladelphia 9. Chicago 2 to be a successful workhorse over World Champion Oakland Eric Sudberg's two-run triple A's 5, Angels 1 PittSburgh at New York pitcher. last Sunday. off Torn Bin gmncier and Alex Reggie Jackson hit his Cirf-rinals 1. San Diego lie forgot to mention the right In Friday's s other American Johnson s to- run single off t.nth homer of the season, tying Montreal S St Louis i kind of support. League games, BGSton beat Dan Fife. Nettles for the major league HOu',ton A. Atlanta 2 He's getting plenty in Texas...... Cleveland 6-3, Baltimore deSan Francisco S. Los Angeles Red Sox, lead. and Jim "Catfbh"Hunter 3 and the refugee from the feated the New York Yankees 5Bernie Carbo's two-run niuffled California on seven hits Chicago Cubs' bandbox called 3, Oakland whipped Califorrla homer in the first inning, a in the A's victory. Jackson, who Saturday's Games PtlSb ( at Wrigley Field couldn't be 5-1 and the Chicago White Sox three run third and some has driven in a major leagueIlappier. tO) edged Kansas City S-I rimissed Cleveland opportunities leading 21 runs in 12 games, hit San Diego (Arlin $2) at Cm "Never inbasebafl have j had Rangers 10, Twins! carried Boston past the Indians a two-run shot in the third in- Ciflfl4ti (Gulltt 0$) 10 runs in hack-to-back Jim Fregosi's first home run Orioles 5, Yankees 3 rung. 7) at LO Angeles (John 30) games," said the 30-year-old of the season a tie-breaking To-run homers by Tommy Montreal (Renko 101 at St r A t -f - . . - - -' -. r 'I - - .- :. . '. .• '. ' - - . - %99- • - °4. . - .. %%hlteSoxS,Royals4 Bruce Dal Canton's wildness in the Ob b its sirtory over the Royals. He replaced Kansas City starter Marty Pattin at the start of the .,._ 'I.,.'.. t - :--- bottom of the sixth inning with the 'ame tied 4 and got the - - - first - -':-;;:;T;'-' 4#' . - . ' -- d Il --Tçis ; 11 two outs r Loui s (Fester 0 1), P1, Cicago (Re5cttel 00) at Philadelphia (Ruthyen 10), N Atlanta (Reed 2-I) at Houston (Dierker 20) N. _________ - - ___ - .. zj 4,, _- - _ - -., __________________________ -... ' . hounds picked up all six runs. leading hitter going two for four error by Rodney Dowling and c ti including one RBI. Hai Staats scored on Joe White's single to Simmons (w I Keane Lyman Coach Bob got only one hit, the seventh left. . •j. 9i_—J,_, McCullough used a combInation inning double, and Clay - -_ 1d Photo b . T . . - . / . ' . - . . ouga s r ey Opener TORONTO (AP) Wayne Dillon's first goal Friday from Dillon, who had skated in Dillon, 18-year-old center for gave the Toros a 2-1 lead early on a breakaway. the Toronto Toros, is looking In the first period and his seeDillon consulted Toros goalie forward to a long playoff series mid, on a penalty shot, closed Les Binkley and then took the against the Chicago Cougars— the scoring with less than two penally shot, beating Newton and hopes It won't be as per- minutes remaining in the game, with a shot over the goalie's sonally frustrating as his last Rick Sentes, Bob Leduc, Tom shoulder. - FL Sult Is Pu - - . :. ' ' predicted Friday night after he Rod Zaine and Rick Morris got game thus far, showed up at the 16,485-seat Gardens. scored two goals to lead the the Chicago goals. Meanwhile, the WHA West Toros to a 64 victory over the Neither team could gain an Cougars in the opener of their edge in the slow play during the Division final between the Mm . World Hockey Association best first two periods which saw the nesota Fighting Houston eros resumes tonight of-seven Fast D1Ltion final Cougars twice rally to tie 1' in Houston with the Saints own Digion o pened LIIC Toros' oros ing a 1-0 lead quarter-final series against Zaine's goal early' in the third Cleveland Crusaders with two period put Chicago In front for The National Hockey League goals but then went scorelels the first time but.Sentes scored semifinal series between the through the next four games. his fourth goal of the playoffs to Philadelphia Flyers and New ,,I don't know what's going to tie it for Toronto and Leduc's York Rangers begins tonight In happen now," said Dillon. "I power play goal midway in the Philadelphia. The Phicago hope I don't tail off again, period put the Toros In front to Black Hawks carry a 1.0 lead The second game In the series stay over the Bruins into the second Referee Bill Friday awarded game of the other semifinal, a will be played at Maple Leaf G ar dens Monday night and the Dillon the penalty shot after which will be carried on nationthird garrme is in Chicago goalie ewton threw hiS al television from the Boston Sunday April 28 stick to knock the puck away Garden Sunday. . - — - - lêè F 0J . - Pittsburgh son Diego at Cincinnati. 7 uis Son Francisco a 0 Angeles Atlanta AKRON, Ohio AI' Gary Player's victory in the Masters also won him a berth In the World Series of Golf. Player, who has won the World Series three times, will be joined by winners of the U.S. Open, British Open and PGA Championship. First prize in the $77,500 World Series is 50,000. The tournament is scheduled for Sept. _g , i. Hilton Tennis Monday . - OVER AND UNDER DUCK PITCH' Yells Sanford men's softball third baseman while he executes a running toss t owards first to catch a base runner the toss going right over the pitcher's head Good play' Is 1 PA -- will tsray MIKE TINDELL, (0, STEVEREWS Top-seeded John ST. LOUIS (All) Newcombe drew Brian Fairlie in a firstround match in the third annual $50,000 Iloiton Tennis Classic beginning here Monday. Neweombe, who won the tournament the first year, was paired with the New Stain Smith, second seeded and the tourney's defending champ, was matched with Patricio cornejo of (hilt'. The final will be Sunday, April , 1 Ball p.m., this Saturday April , at boy expense that includes only department reported lie saw a Our courage Sanford Municipal Stadium. the bate necessities, and noble man believed to be motorcycle public servants I Proceeds will be added to a become public Mrs. William Behrens, a cop Mike Tindell, trying to spin goof.ball f If anybody wins this ball fund to send 50 area o r a night but it's a boy scouts scout troop mother and wife of hoof prints In the front of the question for game it will be SO boy scouts on a European tow this sum- fireman the"Great Grooms Bill Behrens took the courthouse Friday night. from the Central Florida Keeper In The Sky" to deter'I. initiative and set up the game He added he couldn't be sure, mine who Tom McCloud, an Orlando with hopes of earning the will be the star. And th ey aren't even except for a pair of 12 inch ears ) radio announcer has donated majority of the money f playing.,, they aren't that h o "honey Pot" n hip-swinging, r the sticking up from wider his shiuw.stealing oat-eating mule, biy for the night to kid's trip. dumb. With protecth'e helmet, boyish in- broadcast the game from - you "Donke - noccnce and their Ru 11" out of shining uniforms guessed it The mudslinging has gets top billing. - a top a donk.,y. the have conned the Sanford Columbus, Ohio, will be sup- already started and the game IS Tea nnutte like Rigor Mortis For the past eight months, plying the donkeys. The cost Is a week away, and Snuffy Smith don't always Police and Fire"donkey Departments into becoming pokr,', each scout involved in the tour $400 dollars. like the idea, No doubt it will get heavier which will start in London, M. In reluted incidents Police and deeper before the week is the butt of a full night's worth of move through Germany to the Lieutenant Rucky 11a, den over, The donkey, iike cat,j and jokes, when they play each Bavarian Alps and into bordenies the report intellectuals, will work with you other in a Donkey Baseball dering he was seen It's been called the zaniest if there Is mutual respect. Switzerhind, has been sneaking a nibble from a show Game. 'Herald Pho'o fly Cindy Fllndari) on ear th, funnier that; a Vying every way he knows to handful of oats Friday night circus and ou th Ju5tLikeaboyse it'3 been solid family day said. "I think allt e or MAKE POINT The "game" will begin at 8 raI-e money to meet a $500 per after Ste v e Crews of the (ire t pairties -ntcrtjiinm,-ti t 5IO(P 1I4 n;',ilved will be' on even terjn. Cluir,stmds Brake Jones 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 171. Bachman. Costantmne For 4/FL - Boston Beaten L - _1__4 i - . a 1 • Knicks Still Alive .- - __~i- I'l.f_J:! _ ,~-~~. ~-- I 4. _~ ~ BOSTON (AP) . Z . .. --- I - .---__ -. - - - " - - and not knowing it just took a hop - . V -I. ~a -''% -As 4. - _iv 'i- . ,,, 4 .l'et glove baserunner ., , .i moves ac to iIIIi - Jiai ' . over the shartstOPIS - .. -.-- -- . .' , - - ~ - -1 4-1 .t _.; ' goes the softball, - —' '' Qx , &Fdfg-- AN 1 -. - - r Through the hot@ _ -1 ,' second for . -.• . - , . - - .,. -" safety's sake. ..' - '.' - 3-0: Tough Odds 46 V Energy Food: Starch SAN DIEGO (Ai') - Maybe Mary Decker, the spaghetti gobbling 15-year-old track star, knows what shies doing. A medical specialist said Friday that athletes who need energy and stamina should eat spaghetti or other starchy foods before competition instead of the traditional steak. "The idea that an athlete needs a lot of protein in tils diet to perform well is absciutely false," Dr. Robert E. Hodges, a proIesor of medicine at the University of California at Davis, told a conference on physical fitness and sports medicine, He said protein maintains and repairs body tissue but ranks far below the starchy carbohydrates as energy food, ' - The KenI.EXING1ON, Ky. AP will be trying to buck the tucky Colonels odds tonight when they meet the New York Nets in Game 4 of their American - Basketball Association East Division finals playoff series. Never in the seven years of the ABA has a team been down 3-0 in a playoff series and come back to sweep the last four. The Nets, victors in the first three games, could complete the sweep for the championship in tonight's contest in the University of Kentucky's Memorial Coliseum. Goolagong Advances Si. PETERSBURG, Fla. (Al') Evonne Goolagong of Australia headed 111(i) (tie semifinals today by defeating - Betty' Stove of Holland 6-4, 7.5 in the St. Petersburg $50,000 women's pro tennis tournament. The second-seeded Miss Goolagong served two aces to win the final set Friday. In other matches, third-seeded Kerry Melville of Au3tralia beat fellow country'woman Helen Gourlay' 6-4, 6-4. Miss Goolagong meets Miss Melville in the semi-finals while top-seeded Chris E"Vrt of Fort Lauderdale takes on tinseeded Helga Mastoff of West Germany. 11111111111111111 Derry N ovelist Out .low S By NOEL OSMENT The Herald Services Eunice Walkup, co-author of 'Tht' Race," a novel about the Kentucky I)t'rti;', never tended a horse race until she iell ;cs )fl, when a Irmerod t(4)k her to Gulf Stream in Florida. Of Starting Gate that she ended up writing a accepted. Her columns, she twice-a-week column for the said, were loosely structured Daily Racing Form from 1967 to and included anecdotes and 1971, impressions of people at the "I had developed my 3ystemn 1)), then to the mint that I w- n(ctJ to ha ve a set of diart• books published by Racing "I didn't think nice women Form for a whole year, so I went to the races," says Mrs. wrote to them offering them Walkup, n'.w 61. some pamphlet suggestions in "Once I went, though, I exchange for it set," she ex. thought, 'Where has this been plains II l.s' mentioned that all my live?' and I began maybe they could use a column discovering that I had a lot of something for women that tiuseont'eptmons about racing didn't involve Society or and the people who go," she clothes." says. . The editors saw a couple of - - important sample columns and she was most Her discovery was the excitement BIG SELECTION ttl handicapping races even if she couldn't always make it to the races to place her small - Bridges Crossing Over? JACKSONVILLE, Fin. (AP) - Danny Bridges, chief of the Gator Bowl complex, says he is negotiating for a high manageiiient position with the Jacksonville Sharks of the World Football League, Bridges, who has a $10,() salary with the city, said "the Sharks need someone to run the show at the management end. They came to me with an excellent offer and it will he decided shortly." - - - bets. She proached It as a puzzle, she said, and for the next Six years worked at figuring out a "System." "Of course, I discovered some time after that everyone else knows ths system, too," she' admits It was because of her system LEVIS Pre-Shrunk Denim Bell Befloms Also Corduroy Bells MANUEL JACOBSON DEPARTMENT STORE 213 E. FIRST ST. Ph 322.4712 The New the best-of-seven series, the home tody with an entirely dii.. lead and then withstanding (erect ou tlook in their National furious Boston Uimsli Basketball Association playoff The c return o Madison showdown with the Boston Cell Square Garden for the fourth 'Cs. game in the Eastern Division final Sunday afternoon trailing "Th s 2-1. Some followers figured the and now we re right back in It Frazier said after scoring 38 single victory created a brand points in the Knicks' 103-100 new series. but New York i Coach Red Holzman scoffed at victory Friday night packed crowd of 15,320 and a the suggestion. national television audience. "A new series " Ilolzman "Now the pressure is on asked in surprise. "The score is 2-1, isn't it' Explain to me how theme"Frazier said it makes a new series Convince After being blitzed 113-a and 11199 in the first two games of me—I'd love you to" Boston Coach Tommy Hemsohn agreed with Holzman "They've got to win another one to make it even," Heinsohn said after his Celtics' fourth peI rally fell just short. 1 don't think we played well, and they played super. We lost it in TONIGHT'S SELECTIONS the first half, not at the end. Nothing went right for us in the FIRST Wilclifi Earl (I), Paul ' first h tiati. alf." l4oeler (2), Montague Pharos* SECO?4D - Ted's Wendy (A), Meanwhile, the Milwaukee Curriluck (6). Mineola Tina (1). Bucks, who held off a furious THIR,) Copan ( S). Tell Doll ( Bulls' rally to win 113-111 in Oucago Thursday - - SOKC e ect ons l i - (Herald Photo By .J Richirds) Kentu CK - York Knicks, led by Wait Knicks averted virtual efirnina"Clyde" Frazier, returned don by building a commandim, S - - k World Series Player Zealander in drawings Friday. -- ty' -': 4I (Hr-raId Photo By J. Rlctarasj , "IfIC1190 of Philadelphia ic: . - - i I - - - Sports Briefs -- - Williams - S 5 6 I 0 0 0 1 3 - Ilc4ges. Stasty; DP -Lyman, 1, I 0 0 0 I 0 LOB -Lyman. 6. Colonial, 9. SO - 5 6 - Cam - .. .*. . - - ,, !,... .: :-•................. . . - - - - CINCINNATI (AP) Line- Ambassadors. His contract was (lied, the judge granted the thing—Bill bergey's going to Jack Parke, head coach and backer Bill Bergey's attorney calls for him to start playing for Bengals' request for a tempora- play for the Bengal.s for the next general manager of the Virsays he 's "convinced" Bergey the Ambassadors in 1976. Ills ry restraining order forbidding two years and he 's going to do ginia Ambassadors, said from and the World Football League NFL contract with the BengaLs, the WFL from wooing any Benhis very best, lie isn't going to his Washington D.C. office that can win a suit filed against with whom he's played since gals players while their condo work for the WFL until his the suit won't hamper WFL rethem by the Cincinnati Bengals 1972, runs out in May 1975. tracts with Cincinnati are still contract here expires." cruiting efforts. of the National Football The Beng.als' suit was filed in in effect. Bergey said he would cornLeague. it will help-- the y' re .id erU.S. District Court. He declined, however, to is- ment in a "day or two." tisiag The Bengals Friday became us, he said. "It's my impression, really, sue a similar order restraining Another Bengal to sign with the first NFL.. team to try to halt that this Is a lawsuit between Bergey from engaging in ac- the WFL, reserve defensive Bergey's WFL contract was raids by the newly-foed WFL the NFL and the WFL," said tivities on behalf of the WFL. tackle Steve Chomyszak, was written "th his present ci through the courts. Bergey 's attorney, Bart Brown "We're convinced we can not named in the suit. Earlier tract in mind. His present conBergey, 29, signed Wednes- Jr. prove Bergey's not violating his this year, he signed with Ptmila- tract has not been breached," day with the WFL's Virginia Immediately after the suit NFL contract," he added, "One delphia Bell . he said. A crowd of 8,088, largest "This series is going to be other Toronto scores while long and drawn out," Dillon Duke Harris, Jim Benzelock, home guthering for a Toros !1'ia -. Il e I . In a . - it- / X The (greyhound got their first I John Chcrwa) JUST A LITTLE BIT LATE Attempt to get Costantine at plate fails T o ros "I OF) -4-ei -1 • . - - - . .. .. . .. 9. ... . ' . ______ -,-- •... . - . .. __ - - --- .. - - __________ _______ , - - - _ IL _____ - - .- . -. _______ ,... _________1T11f _______ .~ - . riremen By DOUG 5108CM erald Staff Writer _________ __._._. ' - -_-. - - 7 - -,., — - . . - . ',' r1 -'---- - 0111ANDO — Second place in Simmons pitched 11w sixth Grenadiers with two hits while balls before Costantine ripped a walked. Staints then got his run '1 ! R_ Metro Conference was t:A the Willie Phillips, Jeff Brake, Joe double to left, scoring Staat.s. pr oducing double and the ____ I. t' all thrm' and irked u the but wrapped up Friday after. while Keane worked theWhite and Mike Jones had one After Dowling flew out, Clay winning run scored three noon as the Lyman Greyhounds 4;e each Phillips singled home Bach- batters later when Steve .. sev enth. (frOi)fWd Orlando Colonial, 6-5, -' man. 'l'he third run scored on a Christmas threw an easy 'TI. &ihC Grenadiers scoring three runs In the top of srenauiers scor i first The Greyhound defense was wild pitch by Jones. ground ball against the fence. the seventh rinning. in the third Inning when they both very good and very bad icked three HERALD SCOREBOARD ____ With runners on second and error were mixed with Dawkins led off the inning by third UalStaatsdrilleda double sparkling plays. The game walking, and Mike Jones Lyman AR R H RBI Colonial AR R H RBI ended on a second to-short toSt mats ct 4 ' 12 down the left field line to Phillips. II I 0 I 0 followed with I Ochab first double play, followed Bachman.3b -,Dld r° . then followed thasln gle and e s ? Christmas, fight between Lyman first = a' . -- I Colonial third baseman Steve L_ Steve Ciristmas advanced the Dowling, Ib Passmore. cf 1. - - - -~ ;. _W_ Christmas later scored Staats runners with a fielder's choice Phillips, rf Hodges.2b White, SS ..-. with the winning run Hunter at second Jay Passmore Bear C ! -A Da wkins 7 0 0 0 7 0 0 0 s,j singled to left and the scoring ntr. r 0 0 0 0 210 . Mike Jones was the losing 1 1 1 Bo th benches emptied but the ended on an error by Terry Callan, It 2 1 1 0 Jones. p P 0 Ii pitcher for Colonial despite an umpires managed to separate Bachman 0 wlIan's p a ,-'i ______ excellent performance lie the players before the situation Simmons p 0 0 0 0 started to tire in the sixth inning got out of hand 0 0 0 0 Colonial got its remaining Keane, p ph 0 r though partly due to 90 degree cc-o Lvniieen 66 runs in the fifth after Ochab Colonial UO3 02r, 0-5 6 1 temperatures and the Grey -_ Bob Costantine was the walked, reached third on an IP H R ER SB $O E - . ' ____ -- of Bob Catledge, Mike Sim- Phillips, Jeff Hodges and Ed runs of the day in the fifth. In the seventh Callan opened inons, and Bob Keane on the Callan each had a single. AsStaats reached on an error with a single af ter Jeff Clayton, mound to win the game. Larry Ochab led the and Bachman drew a base on pinch hitting for Simmons, . . -- By , _-J - - ___' - By BRUCE LOWITr AP Sports Writer - . ,. Z_ _~~* $ _ r~n_ --_Z__--=~~- ------- --- I I 700 6 - . - - , ~- __ - - - ~_ - - r_ -=-I; i~~=.-- ~~-. - - - - -___.A__.__- ~ V_ ____- .- __. - __ -____ M____7~~I -___-_-_-_._ - - __ - _____!;~ -__1--- __ __ __ , ____ - ~ Ch - .. _____ ___ -; - - -,-- 0 ,z__.i. - -I-- - ~ -. - NatimaiL,av, PhilaMos --.. .: 61 WLPct. Ga I -.--- _,..-..___- - -I Sundays dames Milwauk& at Detroi t New York at Baltimore Cleveland at Boston Kansas City at Chicago Minnesota at Texas California of Oakland yric iI. -. Aw, come on, Don, you wouldn't do that, would you? "Yep." he grins, and I'll probably start with your class, he says, pointing right at me. I'm going to go buy an acre of sod for the stadium If that's true, because both Don and I know my sloppy hand'TiUng was the only way I was able to slip by his final exam. lie couldn't read the answers so he asked inc If I had It right or hot. What else could I answer by, "sure, it's right,"? Seriously, the school's groundbreaking for the stadium is Tuesday at 7p.m. behind the gymnasium at Seminole High with some "very special surprises" promises Don and his fellow's in building a football stadium. They're not telling what the surprises are, but, from a man who used to do all manner of surprises In class, I'm sure not going to miss the show, '.- . - r . . - . . In case you're wondering department: Seminole High School Principal Don Reynolds, who along with Sanford civic and business !eaders Is trying to build a football stadium at the high school, said he has had some rethinking to do about all of his old student's grades. Reynolds, who taught biology at SHS before departing for the business world for a few years and later came back to school as a principal, said all of his fanner students should be digging deep into their cash reserves to help out the stadium fund or he might look a little closer at his file of biology grades. 3', Friday's Oamts Ftt!timorC 5. New York 3 Boston 6. Cleveland 3 Texas !O. Minnesota 2 Chicago 5, Kansas Ci ty I Oakland 5, Cslifornia 1 Or'iy games Scheduled d 01 1. __~ - 6 3 3 City I 3 .313 S .583 7 ~ ' York I ~ Cleveland __ - Boon st Z=1_ __ EL"t-k! . ji countless hours of hard, unglamorous work readying the d for play last surruner and still continue to work on the project with lnnuinberable side items Alniost everything for the field has been donated, especially clay from Earl Defier of Longwood. Right now, the Brantley parents and I'd working I stands dugouts ect stands around the o WLPcS. 6 3 667 6 - I - ,,~ . -4 -MR 118111. 1: I - -'. .-I 7.7. tr ;. A A I . 0 '' it . 14~ e ---;., I- - _. 1. .__ - ;-- I- . ~ _ ~. - . 7 __ I C251 - ._~_ - ,--.=, - __-_. I- - .__ ______~___ . --, __-- _Z"_ __ . . . . . . .. - __.__,: I-~_. -;_ -. . In By The Associated Press Americ an League - L . - t _011*11L " tf_==___ -__-77~-77-t 04,10, :1 i -~-_ _-_. r _-~__t--: t- _-_,_,fLT Bo1ster 2nd Place Hold -t JOHN CIIERWA -. Washington Is the area chief of the school from Seminole County and the surrounding Orlando area, and says he'll be hiring his assistants from high schools and colleges if his class load gets too big. Many colleges, he says, use the textbooks supplied with the course, for their (raining program. 1Vaslnn1 tiitt school will btgw ill liii' middle of June, ,ind interested parents can call him at home in Altamonte Springs for more informction. ,ongwcod gentlemen, Ralph Kreig, Bob Fowler and Fred Gibbs, who have all put Standings . - Maior League ' A -1 -, -- i'& .13 S__ . - ' .i • three more hit over .5(X), which he says can be attributed to the school. The 64-hour, two-week program, Is broken into 30 hours each of classroom and field play with four hours of skill and written testing before a certificate of accomplishment is given at the end of each session, Like a major motion picture, it's been years in the making, will promise to be more than worth the price of admission, but unlike the celluloid product, has only a cast of few instead of thousands. mat's the Lake Brantley Baseball stadium coach Manuel "Red" Washington Is so proud of. Like most things in Seminole County concerning high school sports, It's been a do-it-yourself project that's heavily relied on pirents for support, both monetarily and In hours spent doing the work. It seems there's nothing the Forest City school of Pa triots Isn't willing to tindertake. First, they go after and get Central Florida's finest high school f or college for that matter) basketball gymnasium, then they begin their own foo tball stadium which, by the way will have its groundbreaking ceremonies Sunday afternoon it 3 p.m.. and according to Washington, they'll have one of the finest baseball hiejdsmn the areasocn , -- !.. I A ..1. Herald Correspondent o Boston FAr - _: I- __ -* A.--,. .71--.... -F~-_-:-*-. ...._ , ..:-__ , -- . ~___ L-_f~_ -_OZ -_~__71._, 1~~__~_ - .-- -'-_•-_,.-...-_.......---- Lyman Nips Colonial 6=5I iki . ------_ 5.' . Mew" By J Richards I ; I _ I it 1 Philies Not Go ing . track, comments, sometimes even verse. - Carroll Court (I). Flagn.an (2). SIXTH ,,clrne "tress (6). Do CoUrts (9), (trutus 1 7I SEVEN SEVENTH - -M raet stern Conference final series Shto (3). Hvnday Ch4rio T 1?i. into today's nationally televised K's Arch Duke (7), NINTH Leprechaun Lass (7), Di xie Deb (3), shells Eckert (5). TENTH - Speedo (I'. Cincinnati Harry (7). Tampa Lidcjie (7). ELEVENTH - Ramar (1), Hallelular Jones (-I), Sheila Sal (7) TWELFTH - Late Riser o Title Gbson (7), Montague Event (II - �- - - - ______ 10A-The Sanford Herald s M - - - _~ ~ . - - - .... e i To F B MARK V. ELNTZ Herald Staff Writer - I *-I . At i ~ ;~__ -__ ______________ ________ _________________________ _________________ - s h B Usualh. the go trotting off to a i Th t a fl J t 00k A us 5c a dozen. Ask Q. - I wol like to ask a question I have been unable to find in A any books. What is the origin of the bunt in baseball?-Dou a BattIstin, San Lezndro, Calif. Rough seas and muddy surf With Bob Orrell (Xir usual, crusty research dredges up one Richard Dtckeyi th th Pearch as t he inventor of the bunt in 1866, one decade before e coast this week The wind coast th Fish Camp on the St Johns btzckeUull of catfish, red start of the National League and organized baseball). finally swung around to the was a stumpy 5'3" shor tstop for the Atiantics of Brooklyn Dickey and he River The Ihib used live and shdllcrackers. Some pretty East Thursday afternoon and lheath for/bait. fair catches of panti.sh later brought his bunting talent to S1. Louis when the Cardinals were the Main Street Pier showed an A %isitor from Deltona picked taken right off the bank here. were created. up a string of five bass in the Irene and Oms Faulk have Large size whitin g started Q..A ques tion has been kicking around the Mon-Valley. Who same part of the river and just completed extensive ad- feeding and some prett) fair was the regular right fielder toe the Pirates before Roberto speckled perch ar still ir, a ditions to the camp to make it rakhes ere landed before have been e story from -. t i ; - I , - P K1,17. I JOIN for a refill, Es ...With Iii t t )4 46 4 - i-4d - 4K7 West North Fast .South in place of the one timunp trick Pas.s Pass IThIe 4ó Pass l'as. l)blv Pass Pass I'ass Opening lead-#J -- - . L Doggy Tale ________ L A 0 A P. I A L 0k-i A Pd p"-. -- -;- 2' your buddies. Brooks Robinson, even approaching 37, is still Q. Coder what assum ed name did the great Indian athlete, Jun T'horpe. play professional baseball In the minors. and for xx bat team' Because of It, all his Olympic records and medals "ere resokrd.-Carl Roggi, Sacramento, Cl In 1910, two bears before he won both the decathlon and :w'ntathlon at the Stockholm Olympics, the great Sac-and-Fox 4plaedthenuteldfIfok Mount,N C ,and was paid for it. Ironically, he did not use an assumed name. The naive Indian - b ~ - IV - - 11dommift-I r -- I .. - '- - : .. ~_ - . _ - I • C-7 ~ - - __ - .-. - - - -11 __ " played under his own name. James C. Thorpe. _____ ____ _ Shucks, next thing ou'U be asking is if Shirley Temple wa' v.earin2 a hair pieve Or did Raquel Welch do her on buinptn as a roller derli) queen I'll sa this abour wresthng -the blood is for real, no ketchup. And old wrestlers dont like to blew the whistle on their "sport -' Ar for the violence, you don't have to go to the TV set. Just look at your local headiuie. ( otatouhquionabisporr .uid thpt-sip" PI them"AU you got to do is ask Mul (Aderm2n. Write him at The Sanford Herald. The w951 interesting quions xx be ansered in this co lumn. Oldermau regrets that be cannot xxte persnal aasxxe to all -ti qurstion. 11 I - _______ ______ ____ _______ -' ____ dr iT - -- T,-: -.-- Ill - - - - ____ ______ ____ -- • 3 - - - - Harris taking first TRADING GUNS FOR RACQUETS PLIYERS Stan Smith. left. and John Newcombe trade in their tennis racruet and shorts for six-shooters and spurs in a Tucon . hie relaxing during competition Oil the l I Bob getting a saic Jr McClellan J.a'kson broke the ten second stored onl on..' earned r'n irk score 4. - - 8 9 - - 13 - - - - - ________ I 122 18 SENATOR 5TTS H THE CAMPUS IN AN _____ I - 31 - ____ 32 - - - psychopathic," So this idea of temporary like the ity can be useful when used In our courts. viewing a man like Zeb. Send for my booklet "How to Indeed, some clergymen have even run away with a song Prevent Nt leader or other attractive wife and Insanity," enclosing a long who may have been coming to stamped, return envelope, plus them for counseling. I have had 44 46 - _ ...IcHEN l9 It'SFE0 -- HES SEING "'L DEFECTED T ,9--------( _____ - ______ - ____ - 11 _ ______ 1 ( by Heinridahl & Stoffel ONE OF MY MOST PERSISTENr CREO%TOR5) APpRocHS' Zj~ --, -, 7 % I LST FIND QUICK... IER '\ Wi4RE5 THAT Qi5E1JNG ). CONCEALMENT.. HERE AN BRIN&,,, uM 5YLVESTER.' I HE TH MOP! THOUGI.4T HE O.KED NASTY -__-, '0~ I OV~ , " a III/ - _C_ I I I - -. 9 1- I - I ~ I -J - ( _____ ±J-: [.;c' X1.2 CAPTAIN EASY by Crooks & Lawrence ,'..;'.. 0 .FECTJ MA'-' 4'5R T3 TA:j A [' . .a,.. f? "L- 1'' RC'E'' E '.. ... EA"' )/ ,:J F- 'ic 'oue'r \ OiJr T.44r) .B:_r '50 LOT OF EXPLAIPIIN6 / '4V E I- ________________ . ( _____ ____ __ - . - i-- ----' -' 8 A I 1, - 1, I II - i t1l -_ -_ FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thoves ,/ .JLL 1/ --I I ~) 11 rr__, _ I t 0 -20 WINTHROP 8 8h ' - ThA5 _ by Dick Covolli -- POOL I "rRE TH GREA6TLOOKING ( GERMS LOOK i ALIKE, j 6AW -- . -. - BEETLE BAILEY Mort Walker 3 IF TPERE WERE lT' .AT LT TAM' MZE Tl4E WEEK. 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I • (fI, If ' L r I . ~k ( I \ ' I' %. . 1 fr 141, . - ".. - - __________________ ________ - _____________________ 4/ic -:- ., , %J . - - [ 11 '4N,3E Ts.oe- ____ \ ' _ ____ __ - ff -- "y r \ _______ 7 7 ____________________ - .sv Ly Roger Bc.IIen -- _______________ _ - _cDI ' 8- __) 1 ' - - L 'd., 1 - _ j BUGS BUN7 qid'-J - - _______ - the 1 yard dash. s the potential tying :; The Gtehouti: ot their run .J.8ng a 75 V Iungton as first ruro in fral 'jUt ;,t the plate by .: the second kie:i 15 feet OD ___________ _ Te G/ ,.,, by Larry Lewis ( such ____ _____ - 7. ' S , BUT - 25 centL 2 Jr, I uT TQ\ __________ _______________ - S • _______________ FUNNY BUSINESS - '35 - - - __3$ 37 38 ___ ____________ ______________ r41 ___ '_'40 42 - - - 43 I UPROAR sM,oJ ______ _____ ____ of passion." parents, relatives and friends "I was temporarily insane," from childhood, may be psychopathic pe rsonalities. he may argue. Even Bill), Graham may not And such "crimes of passion" be able to influence them. are regarded more leniently ____ ____ _____ I II /___ __y-___ suddenly go haywire regarding they lose their normal balance. A tightrope walker, for his former moral behavior?" example, focusses on the (liStaflCCtokCt'phis balance for TEMPORAR'/ INSANITY when 1w starts looking at the You readers are quite rope beneath his feet, he begins familiar with the plea of to fall. "temporary' Insanity" cited in The climacteric (or defense of homicide, menopause) likewise makes If a moral husband comes such victims turn their at. home to find his wife having an tention inward till they lose affair with an intruder, he may their previous normal perkill the strange man. spective. And this Is often excused in Permanently selfish people, just In the past month, care of this newspaper, enBut these husbands usually closing a long stamped, ad. are in the 40-age bracket, when dressed envelope and 25 cents men are often victims of to cover typing and printing climacteric. costs when you send for one of Women In their menopause his booklets.) 23 .. - ______ 11 19 _______________ I ,..,.'. . ________ Indeed, ___________ L CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS I - - -___________ 17 ö' in 5. ,. Arizona Movie et --'-.; r 16 ...'-: - - 1 - , ' _ ____ . - - 12 1 ept tiu ft'1 Uree places and (,re (88OII'kI1 run.' !XterIdet lb tjIuir,j and Scott Clark afl three broke the school record to -I with a 4-3 decisIon singled Clark scored l(iazzi but reo.ord The ne mark belongs oier the Edgeater junior to Marty Williams with a toss of tiWSit The winners pushed Clark also scored on an error. 48'9" Crzig Davis wa second u%Cr the tie-breaking run in the The Eagles had already put with a 483" and Vic Chapman top of the seventh two 0!) the board on a t wo Matt Simonelli scored on an double b% .Mc,1eUan xxas third at 47'4',i -. all '°1' h first baseman Bill brealung the old ritark of 46 Materson in the fInal frame for held l, Williants lioth tea,us then Went the nJiing run s€orless until the seventh inning Lake Branhle) also swept in Scott Woiderski "as the 'ticn SIrrionelli scored in the th 120 high hurdles with Ron winner with Rutty hutton toP 01 the frame to make the 1 1 . f'rozier took scuod in 18.4 and ms the Eagle loser In the bottom of the inning Brantie}'s Pat Schmidt won anu one the pole %hUlt, eitabilshing is t-arn - (A run Errors hurt both tuall% s&'mJredonasqueeze 1)la) 5 £' - . - _____ __ ____ ___ __ ___ _ _ ____ ____ ___________ ______ ____________ ______ __________ _____ ____ ______ _____ ______ _______ _____ _______ - ______ 'F - T I E NNIS ______ - r ___ p Tri Edgewater Eagles, 4-3 - Parting shot : idoat 1t a'ut you. but all U ad'anc hati about Hcnr Aaron's recc4-d4)rtakjng homer took db%i the excitement of the act-like the Super howl has never lit ______ ',(,%',1'AipI, I ., 'ii.L 8. __ \ .J. - terrier ii Intrepid i3 New 'i'ork IIi.1C 141)ugbrreder is i6Seaeagk ot 121'9" fol!o%ed t Hrantlev' ihuoi: ems In me this violence has no place on TV exea lift is fake - Greyhounds (r.medo's Alan Watts with a toss ')L41rq&L Tfgj 39 Farm Ioi ^ 1% U Command •, :do E IV" III IIT 42Medicinal -' I t, quantities 1i* . YliL. LU T 44flperaticsIo OL I 0 AflI4 r.J __________ 46Itenhicomb _______ ______ k' APi forms ii ...5 4-Po ISSi column 241'rodth.81 49 Gisen at a (14I ('ddt-ss ut the 27 Rains show dawn 29 %tuse of poetry 17 Further . P i9 Plant ouie 20 Ifid silk of sericin Z3Tatter 6Armedconllsct 35 Combines 54 After ends Railroads 7 Guiio's notes 37 Small isles Mips lab •Defeaiesjones 38 St C Revolving part Marnlests 39 Undub derision Ittorous .4 Region in 28 DepOsit of Groupsof 41 S)Imbol for (;ermany cattle tellurium iOMusieal syllable i3Madeo(metal 45 Ventilates bbon I fll.arrbsdial s suffix Fragment sorompass point Girl s name 2 1.utener 21 AbioIut 52 Male sttp 34 0 Baby ---: ' '- hair throwing and th e blood real, or Is it an act, rehearsed" : le Points - - -. __ - ' , '. t% of the nale and two !00 :. ' --1, -*4 T - -: 20 West North F."t .Uuih 4 Pass 1! p i I'ass 4 i'ass 2V Pass You. South. bold. 1A CI track team as they barely time of 4:35.4 followed by In the sprint medley relay edged Lake llrantiev 674i in an Brantley's Matt Schultz, and Segrest, Williams, Books and inter-counts battle, Friday Marts Gilmore of Oviedo was McClendon won for Oviedo in afternoon third 210.5 Grey Williams, Jackson won Karl final event I Jackson picked up four fust MCCIendOn. Anthony Brooks, the da) with a 22.6 in the I 220 places I shile Washington, and Ray Segrest put together a yard dd.sh. Harris W05 second placed twice in the final meet of 1 .37.5 880 relay team for and Ruchanon third the vear before the district good enough for top Grey Young won the two Ini championships position in 10:26.2 followed by Dean Jackson got s ins In the long Jackson ran his best time of Nogle, also of Oviedo The only jump. 100 yard dash. 440 j ard the year in the 440 wi th a 49.5 Pa tr iot runner to break Ilito the dash and the 220 %ard dash J Patriots David Arnett was top three was Schultz. se co nd at 518 and Tom Harvey. Lake Brantley won th e last The aiwa',s strong Oviedo third event, the mile relay with "stance team of Greg Young, Harr is dipped down in to the Danny Williams, Stanley, __ am ey and Arnett in .. ured the Oviedo in with the '.,j,r 1c.~ f-- . The bidding has been: Answer to Previou s Puz,ile -- DUMMY! IF I'VE TOLD YOU OWE, I'VE TOLD U A HUNDRED TIMES THERE'S NO SUCH THIN AS A FREE S - By GEORGE W. CRANE, formerly grew mentally upset Pit D., &L D. to the point they had to be like geniuses?" asked the CASE A'612: Zeb J., aged 47, committed to mental inUnlucky Expert. has been a church treasurer for stitutions, "With everyone vulnerable, is For when we are young and 0South opened one spade. West "Dr. Crane," one of his vith our interests extroverted church associates informed me, upon other people. we have a dOUbled. South jumped to four What do you do nus1 spades and when it got to me I A-Bid three bearls. Vour "Zeb has been a pillar of our wholesome perspective. Alas, when some men (and doubled that also. My partner part ner It ibosing three hearts church. "lie has even taught a Bible Women) pass the age of 40, they and clearlw is short in diamonds. opened the Jack or clubs. South Class for the past 8 years. begin to focus on themselves, ruffed and led a heart. I took for. "But we have started a instead of upon external reality. y king and led a second club. TODAYS QUVS'T10%' building fund for our new And this concentration on "Sou th ruffed again and led a Instead of bidding one spade church, to be erected in the SELF means they begin to grow heart to my partner's ace, He our partner has jumped to thrt'c subtz'h SELFISH, to th e point of losing led a third club. South ruffed twarts alter your one heart bid "And suddenly' we find a moral perspective. again and now produced the What do you do now' shortage Men then are scared about Of $Z1, 0 00 between killing play. He led his 10 Ionda Zeb's books and the actual impotence, which is why octrumps and played low from amount in the bank. casional clergymen run off with dummy. I had to take my king. Send Silo' JACOB V MODERN "Zebthis makes no attempt to other women, deserting their Thebesticoulddowastoleada book to Wn at Bridge IC/o explain discrepancy and church,aswellas th elrdevoted ti'ii trump back. He won in dummy; P0 Box 489 seems to be totally indifferent wife and children. Radio City Station Ne* Yo, discarded the three of NY 10079 to the fact he must be guilty. For such men are so scared diamonds on the good heart; It Sunday, April 21,1974-11A 's / ¶ (NEAl " What is there about me that causft MY Opponents to play Lions Nil Lake Brant ey Jackson Keys Cinder Q..I say that for the years 1971-73, Sal Bando was a better thlrd baseman than&coksRobfasofl,gn thefIeldasweilasatbat M'orkers d isaee. Would you compare the two, offensively and defensivel,?-Robert Tee1& Pittsburg, Comparisons are, as they say, odious. But in this case, I side th Itlie classic third baseffm in the field. Only one I've ever seen close to him for glove mastery is Billy C of the old Brooklyn Dodgers. I don't want to derogate Sale, but it's like matching a range h or se arid a thoroughbred. Wi th the bat. Sat undoubt ed ly swings the hea%ier bludgeon and was particularly effecluve last Year. but Brooks has the higher career average and is the kind of gu I like to see ai bat maclutctisituson, associate. If you go along with Focus On Self ,,,u, Bring * s Insanity lost. , r LINE UP "rAND PASS / THE Sk)RD. 1 OSWALD & JAMES should have let it hold. lie would lose his king of trumps, but get back two diamond tricks - - MONDAY, APRIL22, 1971 "Q 4 Both vulnerable , The bream usuall prefer live Eisenhower as president. There was really a platoon job An eight-foot wide sidewalk Along with the whiting, a few the season be fore Roberto took over, with right)' Sid Gordon and crickets but Bob King fooled now lines the waterfront while sheepshead. pompano, and lefty Jerry Lynch , also a renowned pinch-hitter I playing out some ttus ivcck on small jigs large area has been concreted blues showed up even though . there, and even Preston Ward sharing time. But the box scores and Hood Coiter took a sizeable to provide up to date picrucuig the water was not too clear. B Late that season shots that Gordon, a pretty good home run hitter. string trolling with the "Settle- areas. the weekend fishing should be was the nominal regular. Spin" lure The bluegills which The day before Easkr ba ck to normal, providing th e -are hitting now are large, some seemed to be th e da ) for East wind continues Q. - Wba: pitcher has Hank Aaron hIt the most bome rans off? weiglung as much as a pound unintentional swururung s two Pnvate craft have not braved ___ Also, what team has be bit the most homers against?-Peter Jig fishing tith a 'No.-Abbi' different boats upset at Wekiva the inlet this week as waves Rardsley, Mt. Vernon, Washington. lure for specks under the River Haven Camp. Three have been breakin g over th e __ Aaron figure buffs know that Don Dt)idl the ex-Dodger, costeen Bridge produced a four- %oungsters in a small boat got iletties right where fishing is leads the parade of con tributorsinto I"'s record by yielding 17 an" i -ha a lf pound bass for one ;%cited when they spotted a USUaU%r best r . homers, Claude Osteen, still pitching gave t 13 going hIt '74. luck angler Wednes da, and large snake in their unmediate Former Pirate Bob Friend served up., a dozen. The Cincinnati ano&r one was King mackerel have been Reds have been his favorite pigeons, with bomeri, followed by same manner earlier in the overturned, the lads Look a extremely scarce for the _Wvor . St. Lixzis with U. He ha.s hit 364 at home tin Mil waukee and week ng boets but red snapper li dunking and had to spend some trol WAYNE FOY. DAVID PALMER'S CATCH Atlanta s and 9 on the road, gang into s season. But River shrimp are the best time hunting their tackie and and bla ck sea bass furnished the most revealing 5-taustic of flank's prowess is that M Of his bait for IsPecks ir the deep other belongingson the river passengers on the bottom homers came against kfth.anders and 50 were against water around fishing boats wi th enough ac. the bridge pilin gs bottom righthandcrs, though Hank, of course, bats right ianded. according to Paul Johnson Still another unidentified uon to make the tr ip inI ; Lite Jessup. al th ough too fisherman, out to do a little late teresting Q. What has hap pe ned to Hank Greenberg, the old baseball ind ytofi5hthefirs:partof sitigger of the Detroit Tigers7-Peter Coleman, Jackson. Micb. evening catfishing, found a Shrimping in the Intra. Hank, who after his playin g days rose to executive • uet~ began to calm down landbarunexpectectly.The front Coastal Waterway is drawing in bloomin g good health at the age of 63 and plays te nnis status, everyis Wednesday and bream started end of the craft swung across plenty of attention with catches day in either New York, where he has a townhouse, or in southern biting around Gator Point the narrow channel. (lipPed running from fair for some . California. In fact. be*s on the celebnty tennis circuit, pla)ing in ffile% "s Camp had few reports the pi-o...ams at such events as the American Airlines classic, the of speck fishermen out crying hanging onto a tree limb, luckier ones. Last Saturday Herald Correspondent Buchanon was third. 330 yard intermediate hurdles Alan King Invi tationa l and the Dewai's Cele br ityne of th e their luck, but anticipated Luckily another boat came by rugln at least 200 boats were In t he high JUITIP Harris tied I1f1'IC. . wiliest doubles players aroul that current fans almost FOREST CITY--John the school record of 510", Brantley's Henry Stanle) identify him as a tennis player. For bread. all he has to do is read Jackson and Greg Washington taking home first place. (aPtUred tl~e half mile with a the private stock exehunge uckr tsc in his home -_,. 14S- by Dote Grout FREE ,I) VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. fli child who likes to deliberate a Put the best of your many fine good deal. Give fine spiritual ideas in operation quickly. training early and supervise the finessed against my diamond Con ta ct out of-towners who can early life carefully. king and scored game and bring your tilent,s to th e at. "The Stars Impel, they do not rubber." tention of important persons. compel." What your make of "He did play very well," was LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. your life Is largely up to YOU' our comment, 'but you had a Get at the promises you have Carroll Righter's Individual chance to make a really made others to prove you can Forecas, !or your sign for May brilliant play and be at him." be relied upon. Do the practical is now ready. For your copy "flow could l?" he asked. that See If you readers can work Carroll Righter Forecast, 1 lie out the play. If not, here It I." SCORPIO (Oct . Nov. 21) Sanford Herald, Box 629, When South led the 10 of spades the unlucky expert Straighten out matters with an Hollywood, Calif. 90028. V A 863 K 542 + 10862 + K J4 4 J 1098 4 A K Q3 SOUTH li AQIO9$542 - -- By NORTH 4.1 3 10 + 975 47 54 2 - - Clemente?-411.111 Mahalko, Moneswo. Pa. biting mood while bream an even more enjoyable place darl, You're making us go back to the early years of Dwight D. fishing LS improving fast to spend a few leisure hours. Liuiabt'lh. E =t-T /1 MAN ALIVE, WOU LD ) YOU LX ATTH'M.4S"1 LUNCH? WMMY.' BIG ou.' QUICk , \ LtJNCH By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN ___ At Bridge e - from the Carroll Righter Institute that are worthwhile. Plan the ed ucation that will fit him or mother's eagerness to arrange mother's For Abby's booklet, "how to Future more wisely, dates for him as you are by her llave a her for big business . Then this Lavel Wedding." s LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Gain youngster can do much good for . persistence.) Tell your co- $1 to Abigail Van Buren, 1X2 suoport of higher-ups for your the public In general. be a real worker that you're per- Lasky Dr., Beverly hills, Cal. aims. Th 11 manently booked. Period. e evening is par. boon to mankind. Teach early 9MI2. ticularly fine for entertaining to reach decisions quickly 50 those you like very much. others will not get ahead of this __________________________ JACOBY I ' u it the ideas of one who opposes GENERA!. TENDENCIES: you, you make a good friend of Make a fresh start in this person. fournulating detailed and SAGI'ARIUS (Nov. 22 to workable plans through which Dec. 21) You can now do that you can succeed in your goals work In a most efficient and desires, manner, but discuss It first with that whenever a mother is a wrist watch and our wedding ARIES I Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) A mworkers for best results. overly anxious to date her SOfl ring--if we had one. No wise friend can give you good Take health treatments. up-beware! earrings, bracelets or pins. We advice on how to gain you CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. I have turned down this were also told not to wear exwoman's offer to be fixed up treme hairdos and no gum practical ambitions. Use your 210i Get your wardrobe in order own judgment, also. Enjoy a for successful future business with her Richard in as many chewing while on duty. sociable p.m. polite ways as I know how, but and social appointments. Enjoy TAURUS she refuses to give up. 20 to the recreational all the above rules. When I I I'm fairly attractive, and I'm Put yourself in expert hands tivities with friends you like. mentioned this to her, she said not hard up for da tes. Maybe rules were made to be broken, that have proved satisfactory AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. I'm foolish, but I don't care before to Improve appearance. 19) A different attitude at home muc for this col-worker, ard I dame Then join congenials for can now bring more harmony thinks she knows recreation, and love into It. An invitation to doubt if any son of hers could everything. have anything to offer me. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) an influential, good friend can lI.ANl{ETyI3LANK Some analysis of your position give you waiited advice. flow can I get this persistent wi!h others shows you 1)0%v to PIKES I Feb. ' woman off my back Ofl(' ffl(j 20 to .Mar. 2N i I)EAIt BL%NK: Each plao'e for i1. z ilend )uur knees flu. tuill. V'u c;ui auiinplili far iliure ol busiiiess employing plete unfinished small tasks now in business and personally. IRRITATED IN N.Y. uniformed personnel sets up its 0 Use time and energy-saving Discuss your ideas with family own rules. Unfunctional m et hods. and relatives and something D E A R IRRITATED: Jewelry Is considered mapRichard's moth MOON CHILDREN (June er Is making all propriate with uniforms. Same to July 21) Select recreations fine will come of this. the overtures, right? What tb IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN for far out hairdos, and that enjoyed b' others as well as TODAY . . . he or she will be Y ou bear from Richard? (lie's goes double for gum. t ' least you don It have to drive to area but that's w hat people he says tila>' break him, but he this year. Refuses To Q DEAR ABBY: For the last DEAR ABBY: Is it eon. year, a co-worker in my office sidered proper to wear jewelry has been nagging me to go Out with uniforms? When I worked with her son, Richard. I am 30 at a supermarket we all wore and her Richard Is 35. I've uniforms and were told that the learned f rom past experience only jewelry we could wear was Area anglers are finding their excellent bream fishing this and gave him a lift back to favori te sport is definite1 on weekend isible in the area from Indian by the shruiiping lights ul the lanterns, camp Mound to Mosquito Lagoon. overfl ow crowd. For anyone upI again after being Quite often II is a race betA Sunda - trip to Camp No one was hurt In either T'l l pariung lot at Indian who has never tned this par- ween the shrimper and bothered last week with too Seminole on the Wekiva River incident - only f a large $ eeli ngs, as Mound Fish Camp was full two ticular nighttime sport, it Is trout to see which one can get much wind for an serious was itood for a limit string of some good natured kidding ' took hours be fore da f ishing rk and cars and worth a trip just to watch and the shrimp first and many bass for Wane Fo and pa. place trailers still coming in the listen o the excited comments tithes the fish sins. LET'S GO l3iss are shoin illinness using ILpata plugs to land i ricr ils&'lf sas lit up for miles s hrimp pop up under the FISHING to strike as eiiden b a limit largemou. Redbreast bream are on the s tring of 20 landed b) Bill Hill . Another party from the same beds, catfish are biting well. • 1 and his wife near Marina Isle camp had two strin gs and a and one bass of eight pounds . was brought in at this camp in , the past few days ( SALT WATER SCENE . i V 1Tht UpU. "U they paid that kind of money to defensive backs, I'd go, too," said Dick Anderson, the all-pro sa fety of the Mianu Dolphins, referrin g to the skippin g for 1975 delivery of teammates Larry Csonka, Paul Warfield and Jim Kiick to th e World Football League. Sentiment among NFL players is all with the Dolphin players. hiLi, I.'i1 - ILL BE BACK IN A LITTLE WHILE, 01T I C '17$ W C)Kiii ThWSs41. Y. Nivi 1lL. Inc . 8 MtRR.V OLDERMtN Th e Herald St'ri ices ;', %'%. l.r -- ALLEY When Cupid been asking foe," Sweet says -4 Do I s CARROLL RIGHTER 'S 4 All You Got Serious Angling On Upswing Again Se -.- t-- The Sanford Herald 02t H wants to raise them here. "1 Kelly says the shortage is .rkans.a.c "When I first go In the bait will have to air condition a Imminent if the state Co Don Kelly of KeHys business I thought I would be morn to maintain the ternservation department SUCceedS So you d ecide to 'wet a line " Wholesale Baits in Lake able to go fishing two or three perature they req uire to stay in stopping the flow of Live and enroute to your favorite Monroe says he has (our trucks times a week, but as it is * I only alivi?. he says. into the state as a means of fishing spot you stop for a to transpo rt minnows from et out two or three tes a •i buy crickets in tesburg checldng the spread of disease. bucket of bait. l ve ry routine. Arkansas to F lorida. year." Sweet c h uc kl es. and raise my o worm" "I plan to buy 17,000 as In Ma be you wonder. brief1. 'Bait isa perishable item and Sweet is a retailer and Kelly a Sweet says, adding the "people this area to raise IIIY OWfl how a guy can make a living 93 per cent of the fresh water wh&esaler, and they both agree pressure you to get the bait they Missouri minnows," Kelly Says. I selling worms...but that's his fish bait Florid3ns use comes it takes time and ioney to put want and that is what it is all If it becomes illegal to bring problem and the subject is From Arkansas," Kelly said. the preferred bait on the hook. about.' qwck forgotten live bait into the state then my Florida baiUish are just not Kelly owns four trucks, Worms. like fishermen and \li It shouldn't be. because that as durable as the Arkansas rigged with liquid oxygen. to fish, are particular about w uri minnows will be th e ha t large of bait represents a %- er% breeds ~ The potgut minnow and transport the favored minnows they eat. They need special only ones available, he said. investment in a ter the Florida flh1nflo die 54) from the Arkansas Delta to one Food. Sweet explains. Once the baits are in th e s hop trick. business easil% thl aren't worth the of his diree distribution cenMinnows eat a preparation Owy require a careful eye and investment, Kell)- says. ters stmilartothetormulaconjwnej some attention. The baits must Few fishermen realize the Fred Swett. owner of the -- Ptvple just don't realize by tropical fish. Crickets eat be fed regularly and temtime, trouble and money _ 1fl Fishiniz Hole in Sanford. is what's involved in the bait other insects and vegetables perature is ever important, the - ~olved in getung the and plarinlIng a trip to New York and business. Last )ear I lost $8.000 mand worms eat a mixture bait shop owners explained. other fish'bait out of the earth . Canada to pick up a large order when all the and onto the hook. of nigcrawlcrs tank truck suffocated beca use than food.. the hook it has been treated Bait vendors contrary to The nghtcrawler is a large the driver decided not to hurry N N. "00 Last year the fuel crisis with the respect given a popular belief, simply don't pull worm and lives longer on the home.made it hard to get worms and Christnias. and should some 4 O'N worn out of their backyas or hook. Sweet says adding that is Sweet says he hop to pick worm food and a shortage hungry game fish treat It as throw net into the St Jthrs hy it is in deniand up ,OOO night craw lers by the restiltc1 (hit hurt usinos. such. and cap'. '.erkar. at BAIT SHOP OWNER SWEET i ,- - Dear Abby 0 or There ' To - Sunday. Aoril 21, 1974 1. 1111111 ----.--..----- - 1, . : -----1 -- -P �— )2A—The Sanford Herald — _______ -- . Rainbow He 1p Patients Rooms pleasant decor. That's the way color. Ti the operating room should be wirin roon ,,t: all sense a he added. because patients are very mutt; Miss Parish rented that __ Imorove IC 0 ___ Medical staffs utilizing the philosophy means relating to - 0, 1k.." M ) il1U' Vs , en s Ti I id W0 r , _:d It j f l~~~~ - ________________________ -- ______________ - __ - .- i~om - - &91R~~i - comforting to patients that psychological .N I im P ,' _____ pieces h \ ': _______ r oes .- ~- .. Humanizing modern hospitals Launch Gak Y. 17-92 MORE — Capture Sea Tours # 1109 1iLiif'?l URidLiHgdtrg)iutanattJitdoub1rmg \uptia1Mas.swa Father Henry Frantz. Organist, Mrs. Ester Terway, presented an appropriate program of Nuptial music and accomparded soloist, Anthony Venditti, who sang "Ave Maria " and "Let There Be Peace On Earth" of length gown of white satin with train that was worn by her mother at her wedding. The bodice featured Chantilly lace, over satin with leg-o-mutton sleeves and mandarin collar trimmed with bugle beads. ' I pitch in and help." Chris Carty's friends in -_ 9 ' 4 - 0 0 I a the riation's uniformed forces is Was daffy when she applied for I ting invaded, happily, by duty in the NOAA corps. .. ~ ourg American women who So I told them I'd learn a lot The bodice and sleeves %%ere closed with long rows of tin% covered buttons, a style of the 40's and the skirt was f AT t t -: LL - . _ - - - - HIS STARTS MONDAY . Ll - -1 A-, . -,., - - -.- - - - — -- - i ". " '' OUR PARKING - - ~buir,e can, U men let u go right sheadmtndtr) it If they RIDES 1' • BOAT RIDE .7 / 40 ~uure having trout4e, or you -- - - 2 -- . ITIMS I column by 2 inche5. Too small for an ye T . * , r,*r -,IQ I .., :: I .., 6 - a 1 Boi I.I. a --, S!on, Ma~, -i C riv I I I The reception site was Robinswood Recreation Park Club I , I~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ II ~ Refreshments served to the guests included a four-tiered wedding cake, made 1) Mrs. Beverly Hall, a friend of the family. The top layer was supported by columns, decorated in a lacy effect with cascades of dainty yellow roses on the fiers and topped with wedding bells. .Mrs. ,Mary Canfield, Lang Island, .N.Y. aunt of the bride, cut awJ !:erved It* cake. I ~4 ------- __ WITH " ' COUPONS AVAIL / ' lisa Uel'aia, sister of the bride, was in charge of the bride's book and rice bags were dis tr ibuted by her brothers, Stephen, Dwa y n e a nd Peter De Pai I COUPON The couple left for a we dd ing L'ip on th e East Coast and their new residence will be Wimbledon Park Apts. and Raquet Club, South Semoran Blvd. SANFORD PLAZA .- 44A _. __ _ 'OTIC, MERCHANTS SEE T1144E HILARIOUS L --_____ -IL pt' * The griooin is employed by Automotive Services of Orlando, the bride by General Finance Corp. Out-of-town guests included Mr. and Mrs. II.W. McClain. St Petcrabu' in'l Mrs Mar) (ar1field Long Island, N V ) (( CLOWN / / ,, \ ACTS II ,•) \ — - - '1' r - -. ~ =__.,~T~_ - ______________ _ - ;i-__ - ~r - - —— . !_ 114 ________ it __ _FW ~ . * - - _____ . &'-- _ ,:.- . ,.. . _.i ~ .." = I _g' : -1 . - . i~ ~ . ~ I s. Al .0 % PP4 4 '. 4.-', '_.d':' - . \1 . % l - I , ___ - --- - . _1T.i ~ - __--_ 2 f - -- - - nrr, - W~ _- - .- - ~_ -W__Ska-i---7 --_7 -wMK 0 - - DEBERA LEE HERRINGTON FA1l,l(d to Kenne th B. Torbett BEBE ANN HANINER . . . .Engaged to Paul D. Knowles - 0 1 ot Herrington- Torbett Ham,ner-Knowles -_ t.---- MARIJO FERNANDEZ ) ' - - \____1 - - ~ I I B&tweon Shows Children May Rid* "JESSIE"ll BE LOU & HER TRAINED CRUSTY'S PIZZA HIS STORE FOR MEN PLAZA THEATRE ECKERD DRUGS BOOKMART NO. 2 THE ART GALLERY THE SPORTS SHOP ELAINE'S CARDS & GIFTS McCRORY'S MUSIC UNLIMITED THE VOGUE DON'S SHOES 7Z 4) / _ - -- 11 11~ - z- MAITLAND—Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Fernandez of Route 1, .Mrs. [lose E. Weir of Greenwich. - She is a 1967 graduate of Greenwich High School where she i4IL$ a member of the choir and history Club and was secretary of the 4-H and Argyle Riduiig Clubs. Miss Herrington received tier Associate Degree in Medical Record Science from Alfred Sta te College, Alfred, In 1970. is employed as a record technician in Miami. tier fiance, who was born in DeLand, Fla., is the grandson of Mrs. Margaret Point Cane, of 114 Grove Lane, Sanford, and Mrs Vivian Torbett of Richmond, Va. At American International School, New Delhi, India, here he was graduated in 1962, he was captain of the golf team and a member of the tasketball soccer and debating teams. He received his B.A. degree in Poli ti cal Science from University of Florida in 1968 where he was a member of P1 Kappa Alpha fraternity. lie is employed as a brokerage supervisor for Paul Revere life Insurance Company in Fort Lauderdale. Fla. Ile garden wedding will be an event of Aug. 3, at 4 p.m., at Plymouth Congregational Church, Coconut Greve, Fla. -_- __ - " t&Ui_ . ~~__ ~_ -_ri_.. - - 4~w r . Il - - - -.! ________ - 1_ _..- s4-vretary at Bauder Associates, Inc. r .-.iw-~ _ MIM" - -~_- - - __ - r_.. __ -_1 ~ . __ - . gra ndson of Mrs Helen Adams of that city. He is a 1969 graduate of Seminole High School, Is attending the Plumbers and Pipefittem School of Orlando, and is employed as an apprentice plumber. The wedding will be an event of June 22, at 7:30 p.m., at First Methodist Church. - . - -1 ___________ _____ --- JAMMal; --- -_ .1 -17 M - -_r - . i__ -- ~ - i I I 111111111111..-.,T - ---i - - '—r _____ -. - - . I I We would like to play a part In this happy event by makirag It a matter of P II ObIously wecan't help blowout the candlçs on the cake, nor can we print stories of the Individual parties We en, howeer, ackno wled ge each birthday on our W o m en's Pages if you, the reader, cooperate. j - ' & ! a 4& ,)ii 4 '~ Ar 1h 4 I U \ -. - - . #&,, ,4. 1 -,-. ~$~i - I .. - _ 7_~ _ _r.:.-!- I .~ ~ -_ 0 - - ,_ AN.--. ~___ M - - __ , ach Monday ,A e i4 Ill a listing of 'Birthdays of the Week.'To have your child's birthday listed ilmply write or firing to (tic Herald the chllJ's name, address, the do% of his or her next birthday, what age will be __: A - £ AM Ck"m WVA "ft - ~ . I — mi , ' M11. AND INIRS. JACK RMER EGGE16 IheformerCnUii1t Ann f)eP&iiva a L Li 1 - dffz~ I %ff,- - T r- 11111C77 _1 - 4 - hiec'ause of problems peculiar to the newspaper business we must have this Information In the office by the Wednesday prior to the Monday publication date. ;~. . . - ~ -_ ____ . L -_ .---=I - ____-- ____ - - - Mar) Presb)ten1Im Church , — .-W .P. - - . ,.r - 1_1__ Z. - ---_____ - - 1 - - - -- - -______ - - . tier I ance. who was born in New Brunswick, N.J.. is the grandson of .Mrs. A.R. Koehler of Dutley, N.J. lie is a 1972 graduate of Seminole High School and i-s employed by 711 Food Stores The;%edding will bean nent of June 7,at Sp.m., at Lake _____ li; = Griffin -AlIcLeod IAKE MARY- Mr. and Mrs. William Frank Griffin have announced the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter Elt',abeth Lorraine, to Nell Iranklin McLeod Jr., son of Mrs Kathleen F McLeod, 114 S Sunland DrI%C Smnftird and the late N F MeI.eod Born in Orlando, the bride-tlect is the granddaughter of Mrs . Mamie Humphrey and Ross L. Humphrey, both of this city. andMrs. J. W Grif fin, of 1610 Laurel Ave., Sanford. She is a 1972 graduate of Seminole High School wid is - - , -I - The Her al d recognizes t hat birthday Is a major e%eflt In a child chIc 11 ii OILY m - I ;L~__ =I-----fJ_ Colunin Starts - ____________ --____ - 4 I. . ly M US . _____________ f'" - ~ __ ____ 1 - - ~ - __.~ .' Iio~_~_ - __~_ - __T -1 =-.. I --mom__ - I k - ~2 ZA=:VM__ - -- ELIZABETH LORRAINE GRIFFIN Fngaged to Neil F McLeod Jr 'Happy 10. . , 4 ,:!.4 1% -___ __ - i -&_ \ .- __. - VV- - MERCHANTS' ASSOCIAT10N IKO)I the gra ridson of Mrs. Floyd Owens, of Day tona Bea ch. lie is a 1965 graduate of Seabreeze Iligh School, Daytorta Beach, anda 1967 graduate of Daytona lhach Junior College hf' re(ei',ed his Bachelor of Science degree from Florida State University I'm Tallahassee in Electronic Engineering in - - i ~= . - E1DIflE ItIDES, COL'PQM CTh lit OHTAI'D - ( L orlez: Ave, have announced the' engagement and forthcommg marriage of their daughter, Mary, to Robert Michael Owens.son of Mrs. Ruth Owens, Daytona Beach. Born in Cambridge, Mass., the bride-elect is the granddaighter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter E. Connelly, St. Petersburg, and Mr. Thomas J. Lavin. Andover, Mass. She is A 1965 giaduate of Bishop Moore High School in landowhereshewasamemberofFutureursesand Para Meds. Miss Connelly received her Associatee Degree In Physical Therapy fr om St. Petersburg Ju ni or College in 1970 and attende(IM.T.O. Sinai School of Licensed Practical Nursing in I Miami Beach in 1966. She is employed as a licensed physical announced the engagement and forth,coming marriage of their daughter, Sandra Lee, to Robert Louis Adams, son of Mrs. Robert A. Adams. of 303 Fairmont Drive, and the late Mr. Adams. Born in Sanfc;d, the bride-elect Is the granddaughter of Mrs. Dora Hutchison of Jackson. Miss., and John Brady Musselwhite of Austin. Texas. -. .1 " PLAZA Mr. and Mrs Pt Baker of 2161 Palmetto Ave. have - / - . . I I . i, T ARRANGED BY THE SANFORD Her fiance, born in Sanford, is enrolled at Seminole Junior College Central Ad ul t High School and is employed by Winter Park Telephone cc. The weddiitg will be an event of May 3, at 7 p.m., at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J.M. Blyth e, 417 La ke Blvd. &% V - Mr. andMrs. R. C. Edgar of thatciiy. She is a graduate of Oviedo High School where she was a member of Beta Club and was on the annual staff, At Florida Technological University she was on the newspaper staff. Her fiance, who "as born in Chicago, is the grandson of Mr . and Mrs E A Foster of Grand Junction, Cob He Is a graduate student at the University of Wisconsin. The wedding will be an event of June 21, at 7:30 p.m., at Winter Park Presbyterian Church ~_~ -A I 131 At Seminole High School, where she was graduated in 1973, Miss Hamner was a member of Interact and par. ticipated in the D.C.T. Program. She is employed as secretary for Seminole County Planning Department. Baker-Adams C nnell'V Owens o have announced the eng3gement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Marijo, to David Lee Foster, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Foster of 3630 Mango Court, Winter Park. Born in Tampa, the bride-elect Is the granddaughter of ' .. . THE O*L1 CHARt E FOR THE IiEk1%j\siL\t %1W HE EO't NAMED pj RuiN s, , Fernande Foste - f. r-we. BOWL AMERICA JOHNNY'S STANDARD SERVICE % 'i . PUBLIX LE S Herrington Jr., of Route 2, announced th e engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daugher, Debera Lee, to Kenne th Barry Torbett, son of Mrs. Jan McClung of 114 Grove Lane, Sanford, Fla., and Kenneth S. Torbett of Boca Itaton, Fla. Born in Cambridge, the bride-elect is the granddaughter of ca --- COCA & Is ~_ - * '> ~ . - I 'V llelee J C PENNEY UNITED STATE BANK - I . Mr. and Mrs. Donald M. Hamner of Suburban Estates, have announced the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Bebe Ann, to Paul Dennis Knowles, son of Mrs. Inez Knowles of 801 Santa Barbara Drive, and the la te Linton E. Knowles. Born in Sanford, the bride-elect is the granddaughter of Mrs. George M. Douglas of Okiawaha, and Mrs. Lucille Culverhouse of Birmingham, Ala. SOUTH ARGYLE N.Y.—Mr, and Mrs. Raymond E. 1% lie is (mplo)ed as a program anal)st for GTF Data Processing, Tunpa 11 it iiiri iii Ith1sli( (hurch of In rnation, Tampa. 1, ONE HOUR CLEANERS BERRY'S COIN LAUNDRY a LX- House in Pine Hills. Acolor theme of green, yellow and white was was carried in decor wi th yellow and green streamers across the ceiling and white wedding hells suspended from vantage jot A.:.:, ~r I I ~, N,f Z 3 Mrs. Joseph Francica, maternal grandmother of the bride, wme a street4ength dress of black crepe with white ac. cmsories. Mrs. Elmer Eggers. paternal grandinother of the groom. chose a two-piece blue and white polka dot dress with navy jacket and hite accessories Mrs Harr) McClain, maternal grandmother of the groom was attired in a two piece floral print ensemble and white accessories. All grandmothers wore white camation corsages. () S.. "JESSIE' the Wod.r El.phon .rformII 25C DOMESTIC FINANCF TREASURE CHEST OF BEAUTY Christian ~' . , ,- 4i ci. ou ze reading this One! - - It . If 3 PM SATURDAY WHILE THE CHILDREN ENJOY THE FREE CIRCUS, .Pkno,011ni) rect ad to be noticed or ef- I I •_•• - lI1, A - - 7'30 PM MONDAY THRU .— yes i want this unique r11sPllIOy0f41rnl;th1_ over .- _____ points. BasketarrangettienU of spring nowersand candles in PERFOR - s. gandy print, empire styled with white accemories and a I \ fr corsage of red roses The groom's mother wore a formal length gown of mint green featuring short sleeves, lace bodice trimmed with pearls, white accsor1es and a corsage of yellow roses. \ C I er Mon -day - Friday) with something for everyv.e, -- less than two postage sta mps. i -'k,' FREE " p tjmg1 and Joseph Wallace. All were former Ovied o High School £ st u d.4e n ts and ti iend 'tl. • bride's mother chose a formal length gown of floral ' - ~ S~~M f191;-r 0 _______________________________________ - you irstormed but not depressed -the, Moni tor ha~r a uniq uely hopeful outlook, 11 wOS. Fields, I . ~& A-specially handling the heavy lines on a ship. The first time I did it, I !bought I was going to - I me A musemen1 . . Fun For 'A11.1.1 . tSOghm The Christian Science Thomas Summersill, Geneva, was best man and serving as -- _ - .AIRPLANE SWING repOrters are gathering facts for you in MOSCOW Nairobi, Beirut. London, TokYo. San F rancisco. and Washington Because you need to understand wtipt's happening in order to change aFs wron g anuj t supp',', I ship handling and navigation onu. of tie actiiUes are too strenuous for saint fical to those of the honor attendant. - THRU SATURDAY • TUB OF FUN ,, the acaclemy's ship, the Kings Pointer, to learn the techniques - t' - - from launches and sailboats. Finally and accented with yellow satin ribbon streamers. Bridesmatrons were Mrs. Steven Shilling and Mrs. Timothy Taylor. Their gowns, hats and fl owers were Iden. S . .crting arau,wrg , — to sanu you an e y e -witness story. OU'cr a nosegay r,f white carnations. centered with yellow roses I 22 IN APRIL - - - Rawalpindi ... PLAZA WEEK.1 Miss Donna Drosky, a life time friend, was maid of honor. attired in a !trmnal-Iength gown of soft mint green, Aline styled with short cape sleeves and scooped neckline with green wide brimmed hat, white shoes and gloves. She carried SANFORD ~\ p. — Academy. Kings Point. rw officers regardless of sex .re taught the skills needed aboard ship and in scientific szid research missions They re ta ught the ways of the sta Ii) rowing boats on Long Island Sound, then piloting motor ,r,r,, ' — leading South tier three-tiered veil of sheer illusion fell from a lace cap that extended into a cathedral train. She carried a cascade bouquet of yellow roses, white carnations, baby's brea th and step hanotis with wh ite Ii ribbon ______ I'he NOAA corps has some month training program at the ) - - - Engaged to David Lee Foster their laces as they go about handle a boat, and I'd save my seeking a career. money for three years, buy a Target of the distaff invasion sailboat and take them around is th e commissioned corps of th e world" the Commerce Department's The global cruise may never National Oceanic and come off, but Ens Catty Atmospheric Administration learni a lot of what there MMA. to know about boats and NOAA Offic,ers Training Center at tht. V.S. i *1r, ________________ - trimmed with insets of Chantilly lace. don't mind the wind and sea in about seamanship and how to - ___ - cathedral tapers on either side of the altar. from piloting to handling fines. 354) officers who serve in the "I just like being on National Ocean Surrey, wakr, in the Water, wider the National Weather Service, water so it's working out . National Marine Fisheries believably well for Service, National Environ. Carty sass ' mental Satellite Service, "I'm excited about getting En%ironmenta! Data Service out to sea," chimes in Ens. and Environmental Research &stie. Laboratories t()H f ace All your life , 0,,Hall the officers serve at sea, acles and barriers because vou're a female. Now they're hydrograptuc dr,d t idal current IT) rig to put us or an equal surveys, footing with the men. Until mid-1972 NOAA's of. "We'll ha ve a chance (icer corps was an all-irate ourselves to show that as outfit. But in its latest training women we are capable of class. six of the 22 members carrying out all the operations were young women, all with aboard ship," college degrees in the sciences During a typical 30-year or ma ma ics career, a NOAA officer Now t me on exore to have 1 years fixed the uty. nine years of sea gone. And why not? The NOAA duty and six years of shore duty gals ,ure holding down duties in mobile field parties. originally prescribed for hearty male sailors a few decades ago. SavingCopperr In fact, a delicate problem WASI-I1' AP) In confrontin g t he six new NO/iA attempt opper, Conlady 91ficers developed as their was the overgress must first vote to change training began. It . a present law requiring the cent protectiveness of their male to be made of an alloy ,conclassma tes. t.aimng at least per cent "The men were ust too copper and 5 per cent zinc. Only helpful," explains Ens. then would the Treasury buy Deborah Astle. of Pico Rivera, the cheaper, more durable Calif.. with a master's degree in aluminwri and go into producearliest. Arizona Universit y. "We had to straigiikn them out right away. We needed to Because of you,.. k-am things oil our own, Just as today a man they did." - --_ _________ - _ —E white spring flowers and two brass candelabra with - 11)e seventh and smallest --____ T Z~_ __- _____________ arrangements ask them to lend a hand, they The Herald Services i - — -- ,_~_ 1 __ finger Eggers, son of Mr. and .Mrs. William R. Eggers, 2806 Like, howell lAme, Maitjand, were united in Holy Matr mony, April 6, at I P.M., at Saint Andrew Catholic (litirch, Pine Ifills. Lt"I IH,,wV o n NUIiI) French Ave. (Ni,way 11.13) Unford poken ORLANDO--Miss ()nthia Mn L)eP,iia, daughter of Mr. and.Nlrs. Alberto 0. DePaiva,6105 Lost Tree Circle, and Jack R 60 6 . I a s Given In marriage by her father, the bride wore a formal FRANK MACOMBER JOY _- — AIlfv.-el-W - I - pti l S Nu OW pmd Ake, Tm.MOM . SALES CASSELBERRY WE LL- DRESSED blur o f - -i _____________ ______ ____________________ $ gravy, cote ~WW-#,X,Xhr_V&dr#)0&1=0f is FURNITURE _. - 1, 1:1 ;1'ki,111~111 -i 'r - ic I"w a nd i h o t butter tastin biscuit OR -_ - - white ones. SaYs Miss Parish, "Even olcnt _____ ao . . A ~- ~_ _______________________ • - '_ - . 467.-~_ _. =. -,O~ — - - - . ~5 K-A 0 -. - ?I A_j I 11 19 DePaiva- Ego-tore ut to unc - 1, 9 Sunday, April 21, - _ 41 -. __ -- - - I. ' - an amazing _____ EnLyagements ttjttilth IA! ____ were a patient," says Miss color concept hope to lesscn e patients. Parish. "I could be the next anx i e ty fel t Hospital 3perating rooms arx- aware of the mood created by n surgery. thc% operating suite -has always undergo surgery, and reassure ,an opera tion.' We see hi no longer all white and stainless an operating staff," she added. that a tI I°I ent been a roorn (if t un non— themigain alter the operation steel with the advent o' i re hwnun being, who rcponds to 'uinted lie has other needs Miss P irish and he I of ten msterious and olk n Feared.' '1 his pre op. and "post op philosophy in nursing. urinth and Friendliness," Miss !han just getting an appendLx nurses are wearing th: An important part of nursing Parish explained, removed." homemade operating caps in an She has encouraged her is putting the patient at ease, effort to "humanize" surgery. I , nurses to use discreet makeup says Shirley Parish, operating Each operating nurse. and --.,~:room supervisor for recently sonw doctors, have itwde the the dedicated (enter City Hospital caps and changed the color of ' eyelashes are not allow ed inpatient, operating If he dded surgery. but maseara. eye in &an Diego, Calif. She believes their uniforms "to convey the . - something as subtle as a pastel idea of caring," she explained. . I shadow and lipstick are en"if a little thing like a colored :1 couraged. rooin can make the patient feel , -1 The current trend of colorful cap can boost the spirit, it's %veil I la)s think about ho I warmer and more comfortable medicine has extended into ortIi th e'tra effort $ Mic That* s h) \II's Parish, and commercial industry. Surgical tuIl ifl ii 1 Lr h I l I h gui ______ __________ la here:Ureoptratingroomsta ff Lflstnunentsarenowmadew are seen around the hospital a nonglare finish, so harsh I - wear ing flowered smocks and lights mnthe operating room 1 I L -_- t__E polka-dotted hats not be reflected, and both er the ___ -,- = — ~~ - ~~ Many other hospitals share doctor or patient . the enthusiasm for more color Light green and gray sheets 1Color has _____ ____ . The Hera1dSj ____ Sunday, Aprfl 21, 1974 0 By I INDA KOZUB — - - -1 ---- ____ I — SANDRA LEE BAKER ...Eng1ged to Robert L. Adarm _ - �- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - t. 2B—The Sanford Herald -- ;_i__._____-__ - - - Sunday, April21, 1974 41 Nancy's Newsnotes By NANCY BOOTH Herald Cespondent The Sanford Herald Discover Appreciation By ELDA NICHOLS Herald Correspondent Of so WINTER SPRINGS— The Ladies Auxilary to the Volunteer Fire Department held an Easter Egg Hunt this past Saturday. it was a team effort, with the Fire Department Volunteers helping women hiding the eggs from the children. - . . . '.' ,, . . The hunt was divided by age groups and in each group prizes were awarded for the discovery of gold and silver eggs. A prize was also awarded for the child who collected the most eggs in each group. Prizes were hand '. __._ .- i - - * %~. __ V 1. each month. Where they meet moving studies of people. She - . , - ,i. i~~i Auxiliary, Mrs Dothy ' Connoll) - ,,, . I depends on what they plan for prefers painting the very youn ~n t th?ir artistic endeavor that or very old, as they have a story J,. _~"' month. to tell. Ilike paintings that tell ' Wedocraftsaswell asart," i different story to different I said eg e feel e is people H JEAN PA1IESON Staff Writer demonstration promoting her with fragrant rose petal jelly, Mrs. Smith reminds Us. world, says Mrs. Smith, but she Mrs. Smith ha lectured in 19 newly published book, "The and cooked up tasty scrambled Flowers were used to flavor and hopes her book will stimulate states, Canada and the Forgotten Art of Flower eggs flavored with saffron-like brighten most meals In the 16th awareness of the colorful, Bahamas, and has appeared on If you happened to be in Cookery." garden marigolds, and 17th centuries, and most of flavorful, nutritious part many radio and television Jordan Marsh, Altamonte There are fashions in food, our grandmothers probably flowers can play in the diet, programs. Springs, Thursday around At her stand in the just like in everything else, says brewed special medicinal teas Mrs. Smith first became Flower substitutes for noon, and saw the folks nibbling housewares department, Mrs. Mrs. Smith. Herbs are making from the petals and stems of interested in cooking with chestnut, mushroom and on nasturtium stems and rose Si n itli invited curious shoppers a big come-back, and she common garden flowers, flowers about six years ago, watercress flavorings are listed petals, you can be sure they had to sample candied violets, believes flowers will, too. America today is further when she was living In in her book, along with recipes just come from author Leona lilacs, mint and rose There is certainly nothing away from cooking with flowers Washington, D.C. One petals. evening for candying flowers with either Woodring Smith's lecture. She offered crackers spread new about cooking with flowers, than most other countries of the she and her husband bought a the egg-white or syrup box of candied violets in a methods. gourmet food store, and she How does a carnation sand-1 asked the obvious question— wich sound for lunch? Or a rose__ I - - I.—Mmom— fta~ —11 M . why can't we cat other kinds of champagne mould for an , - - __~_ ffi RN wers, too. e egant buffet supper? One of . . - — ---r i ", washer husband's her fa!,ontesalads uamixture _ reply Undeterred, Mr Smith of raw spinach and shredded plunged into the most in. crysanthemum leaves tossed in 'IL 114W — teresting investigation of her dressing and a touch of honey. im:: '-'# . .-.... -'- -"'). life—flower power in the kitTr) it, you'll like it—Mrs. dj ti: ' then Smith has borrowed the old For five and a half sears she slogan—and judging from the .,L. W the subject in surpr ised and delighted ex,.." " L' '.arlous dtpartments In pressions on the faces of her I "( \ Washing 4 in the audience as they sampled her Her studies ton , I ! ''cs Vpoison control di vi e goodies sion of th Thursday-, Mrs. Smith " . 1cpartnftnt ci! Agriculture right ., .• were particularly in te nsive. No .il I' -. flower that was even slightly Mans Formal Wear i Iq k . suspect would be mentioned in RENTALS For Weddings, Proms. etc. vtt her proposed book on flower 91~ ' I) • cookery. r'-T , . - = , ___________ , . i'i ___________ . r is a 1 ",' ; ,4 , - . - ' " .. "'' . - .2 _ - - ' ' -: ________________ - i1i ''' : to 4.1 kA - b 1 ' - _.. e-i • ,L.Af:% - a, .j , - ____,___.__t.. . .— . , ... r - - -. .- .. . - 11 . -. __ -' rd ' I , , i -' .\ ;j - '----'-'- '' ' &'F il - published by Harper and Row , lid. '-- _ V- :• - ' - . STORE MANA( ;ER SAMPLES SWEETS Frank Perito tries candied flowers - !~w ;.., , ., "'' - r w 10 p 4c4 . ' 10A ~ . - . .. r 'T - *___ " _______ ''? : - _- - ft ' .. - -' - - - Maitland Flea Market. - 0 1.. 1, -- —r- ___ - onsense ' -~ ,, - _____ - - '- * - - ________________ , ciz4)r' ' social We felt the need to do thinks most of the group are something constructive, be tter at crpft.s because they The Auxiliary also held a too many thingssomething expressi ve." are ea3ier. "It's all rewarding aren't rummage sale March 30. you can count on these TTndays Lftoerjtemswe re dona be t)bottofll ito flutfl the Volimippri in hi. tih4 *1. .i ,, - - . _____ - - ______ He really doesn't hast, much '- — ._ A ; ST ' mayors veto. - - - !------ - besides oil and watercolors.' Peg found there was very the base. They then tunid litik rt.rL li(Jfldl IdillitiLs 111 SUlJLiflhi ca lled ta.ulpt4inold area where they lie Into the subject t he y want . . ,- ----. =. " youngsters are "Oh. we belong to the Garden always message. It shall require a two.. thinking, aren't they? thirds vote of the city council to Club and the Woman's Club, but pass the ordinance after the one L11 educational and the other to make. Marijane Fulton . -- -- a _& . _ goveriunentof the city. Within more that one way of ex. The group has worked with ten days after the adoption of pressing yourself artistically. quilling, Intaglios, silk an ordinance by the a> We do sculping, collages, and screening and dough arts The3 council, the mayor shall have three-dimensional figures, have also done sculpturing, the power to veto said (hflaflce and return it u uunuI ,t liii next regular meeting with a written .,. - _:~ 111 Flower Power Adds Flavorful Flai*r To Gourmet Cuisine 4 Art In exLtence over a year, the and fun," she said, "with a she said, " crafts are easier It's really a worthwhile Peg often checks slides out of group is enthusiastic about the congenial group of girls." for me. We can the Orlando LibarY for the of the perlence." Program and has many lovely Martha Lupo prefers painting things we make in our homes. is group to study and learn the Ann Bowers admitted she You're apt to see them under things to show for their hours of with water colors or oil. She And the work relaxes me." best at crafts. "Crafts come different dimensions of land. shady trees, or on the sandy labor, said, "You get satisfaction Janet Karnes enjoys all easy for me," she said. Pain- scapes. beach, deep in concentration. Peg studied at the Newark making things of beauty. At phases of the program, and "We plan on doing figure ting is much more challenging, There will be a painting easel School of Fine Industrial Arts, 11r5t1 you think, '1 can't do likes to learn new th ings. "1 try and I feel more satisfaction drawings during the summer," clutched in one hand and a in New Jersey, and the that!' Then you find out you everything, and would li ke to with a painting that I really she said, "and learn more of th e determined look on their faces. Fran kli n School of Professional am, if you try! It might not be a learn painting. I enjoy the work technicalities of perspective." 16 over." These are a group of women Art, In New York. masterpiece, but it gives you a appreciation of art.". One woman seemed to speak Nell Pfost, the only one who from Winter Springs Country She said, "I've always been good feeling. Now you're not Madeleine Fauber enjoys doesn't live in the Winter for all the artists, when she Club area, who have found a interested In art and was very just a mother, but someone with art. She works with the group to Springs area, said, "I get a lot said, "We are all finding new common interest—art. lucky to attend a large high ability!,, learn. She said. "Peg brings out out of this class. I look forward dimensions and perspectives In Ite. by Peg O'Brien, who has school with a good art Carol Martino likes crafts the best In us. She develops to it, as I can unwind and our own lives, by being In this an extensive background in art, program." best. "I'm root very artistic," talents we didn't know we had, relax." they meet the f irst Tuesday of very exciting class!" Her own paintings are , Sunday, April 21, 1974-313 0 H ousewives use many In one age group, three sil ver eggs were dlaco%ered Apparently one or more enterprising youngster had the idea ofmakthghls own fly ei'' Luckily the ggc wer' I il l il itrt..in su tJ, stunt was foiled so -- Q L4'J CtIJI,.1 -- ' Women ui - -,.. .- .. , - - - - ' . .• ' -- - :.:'J 4 .'... ' - -. . Iffa - - -.. , --- grzffzs _____ __ Marvelous Moth er's Day Gifts.... _7~ --3ftlt7m- __~ . I - .1. &W-W -_ ~__ .1Z 4` - ___- L __tzi _ _ - -.,__-_;-7 ~ - IF - . Ry The Associated Press I len' are Sullit' q iiota bI&' quotes from women during the - !~It~ - ---- Ph 322-1811 - '' ., - For the finest in fashions for Mother & Grandmother, see Ro-Jay today! -: , - -- - . '• . .• . - . . Officers will be held in May. Department. His responsibility Officers elected were plus work President, Janet Pottinger, week performing actual city Vice President, Rosa Ferragut, connected fire business, and as Secretary, Shirley Osgood, a volunteer he is on ca U34 ho Treasurer, Sally Bowexsor and a da Corresponding Secretary, Mae He ' literaib wired for Duquette. IN - L&L -i--. - - ~ - X - 111- - ~~ . =9 I - t A [hat's how you get old bod) rn!ing around in moeverybody I ____ _____ I r 1 t, - r - - WIT - - i 1. j - • , ák1 ,'. :, ' .g is being staked out wi th Mm at all ti mes. prior to the start of construction Holzman says his being on on the proposed Winter Springs constant call doesn't call Elementary School on SR 434. doesn't leave much time for his This will be the first school family or outside activi ti es. "I located in Winter Springs. am fortu na te to have a wife, Openlngdate has been tentively Ruth, who shows not just set for September of this year. toierance, but un&rsta -='A . P' -vL . "i- . . -aar , (Ito r) Mmes. Lupo, Baska, O'Brien, Karnes, SCULPTOR AT WORK Peg creates a man It Fithe." the vice president has been misquoted or he is confusing me with somebody else." Prime Minister Indira Gandhi of India, denying pub. ILshed quotes by former Vice Bowers — - —i---,- Instant Celebrity' Ev- moses President Hubert Humphrey -. Her full-time job doesn't wave her much time to perform _____ . JY - I.-actual duties within the I Chief John Govoruhk of the deparIrnentf but .she gives me IE Winter Springs Police something more important, . " _ - -1 su"estions alid inspiration,— Of caution their children about a _. . 1 = Hoitman's two daughters, dangerow game they have Suzanne who is married and N NEW I AP di dn't do it to make money," were divor ced. But they we on ' beçn playing at school bus living in Germany, and !n near 1 Uu she insisted. "There are so friendly terms and the family stbp. He refers particularly to Catherine, 14 who attends. the cameras first focused oli the many women in the position I recently held a reunion here to the one on the corner of Wade Junior High School, LAW family (Santa Barbara uas in. When I was going tape a talk show. provide Ca and SR 434. it seems the their la ther wi th luve c the television through all that 'Storm und and Bill Loud still lives in Santa youngsters have been p!a)lng moral support. )rang' I couldn find anything Barbara, where he runs his "An Ametican tag with 11w passing ehicles. Famil "" written that would help me mining equipment business, 11* wait until an sons Charles a "Skip" Looking ounar prettier think it through." and KevIn, 21, attends Santa __________________________________________________________ t Hoiun Jr. works s ,,i more cemes along and a4 ,S The Louds separated whil e Barbara City College. In front"of it. with his father in the fire she appeared on that series, Pat the series, shown early in 1973, The four otherchildren are in School won be ut for about (kepartment as a inember of the I.,oud sipped tea in the spacictis wP,s SLOW SUICIDE still being filmed, and later New York now. - :.takes a Junior Velunteers and living room of her upper East month, ... WOMCII alcoholics discriminated against aminute or an accident to Historian for the Dept. Side apartment during an in ter,--•... Holzman, with un. . i derstandable pride, graduated as both painful and productive. Painful because of "the II. in the same class last January . .•, . . A vorce, all the publicity and cr11 palrpj from the minimum ,ourse for Fire Fighters at icism after the series went on Xner Turmoil it liwl't p Notonety , - ______ 0 lege f city everything g 13Hoz:r1 said the Fire Dept ce, cataclysmic things We to people moving flO he city a two tiered occur In a short time.,9 organizatio n, the operatiunal ever day. a large portion Prcxfuctjve "I had to ihczn (torn the north, who are functions which 1w handles, and face up to a lot of issues. I the admir,strative section learned a not familiar wi th our form lot about me. Any. which handles commi ttees and thing that makes government. I hope the fund raising. you underThe Department stand f ollowing t more about yourself understand a about the now W. 3 IfleflFS. the world you live In has got to organization :-__ . . -- — " i. . . . ' .. -: -' • o pley News Service C " j smito was a pretty gir l with long brown ha ir and big tro.n liquid eyes and a figure that made men's heads turn. ' J city thej have thon as thor His duties include (ire be a plus eWer!ence." home, fighting, the organization and Not only has th 47-year-old June of 1972, the Village Df training of the men, presiding "Instant celebrity"e come to an N orth Orlando became Uw City over four to five dnlls and under standing about herself, of Winter Springs. Many maps training sessions per mon th , but she hopes to make others still list us as North Orlando, and as well as chairing the understand "some of the things which is confusing to monthly business meeting. I had gone through, the nemers In 11w area. At the same time, a new city charter, of years in notoriety an ensuing turmoil the w ho affair. in per. was adopted. The government e she has written management and consists of a mayor The only problem with Joan . -- - . -.=--. . • - . fi'aI No , it wa thought there -. --• _____ -- - - were si: alcohIjC5 for every worn an alcoholic. -- 20 took%%Q. A.. So4d, Flc,ob it i IK'llCvcd th at th e re are as many ri•.0'O'A woman aicohc_kafte Women aleohoIit as male a1cohoj, having been married four times, she was selling her the hospital, where an intern "And that is the reason, to men to earn the moneybody she revi ved her and gave her a perhaps, that re are less needed for booze. transfusion, facilities for women alcoholics There are at least 6.5 million When she had recovered than men." alcoholi cs in the United States. consciousness, the disgusted The re are 58 halfway houses Ilf of them are women. But intern looked at her for every dollar spent helping a lay, still down greggy, on the that SCtVe both men and women. male alcoholic, only cents (or emergency room table. Authorities like Pavioff agree less) Is spent on the female "You would-be sulcfds are that if Women alcoholics are alcoholic, disgusting," he said, "You just "discriminated So they end up like Joan, make " against, it is work for us. because, until recently, hooked on a drug, alcohol, that BO One "if you really wanted to kill knew the extent of the problem, slowly kills them yourself, you'd . five minIstration with the emphasis Nora Johnson, Pa councilmen. W oman 's Story. -.the Air Force puts on fire Mayor..Section 4.05,..Winter -/ Springs City Charter...At each JevCntJon and ground sa fety Did she get a kick out of the i regular election, a ma)orshafl gives him an excellent impact the controversial series - - - -1U( hr( trd for his dual ro' tA U in 1' d on millions of I1%%r' lt.r flj years. He shall preside at Uw city. Mostly a big kick in the - slash your Im ingsof thecoud1ll be wrong part of the anatomy," Until recently, it Was though t We are turning our backs on -7 ists up and do, The Holzmansmoved along reco zed as the head of 10 the admit ted wryly, referring a that there were six male . ". women alcoholics when they vein, ra the city government for all Years ago and served with the to the critics who called the are asking, begging for help," That Wayther than sideways. alcoholics for every women volunteers at that time. He family shallow and mater lallsceremonial purvoses and be -....'. said Cheney Mayfield, women's flowing" the blood will keep alcoholic. A few years ago the re nest t1Te t hvi' :fr hk th'. Why, th;i, I5 she / of(jc'lal rat dropped thrce to r. r rh:!,r:.'. F uunselor at a CaIi1orni BclirtIreoient a:ul says. "In two. o, Mary had tht' renewed attack with the rt'vtla. military law. 11w council shall : alcoholism center, slashed her wrists the right area fire protection Now it elect from among its members we have tions in her frank book? believed that there The hospitals won't take way. are ,u deputy mayor who shall act as not advanced much. Ten years "I figured we've already been h s many women -them. And when they are sick it was her way of getting out as male alcoholics. alcoholics -1 nr ir1i the absence or and going into the D,T.s, about of the hell of being an alcoholic. LOOKING FORWARD station and hethg and beating around Some say it's because disabWt the mayor, and if a rega rd ing a f all you can do without medicai were abandoned. Now Pat sees better life ahead is bush or It dot "Women are Mde 10 (eel a "liberated women," subject to help is to offer m another spec degree ","e Ilk ind more planL" He ma for the remainder of drink to stave off symptom are al holi of guilt if they new pressures, at e being forced wan ts to see a permanent fire co cs," said George into the alcoholi unexpired of withdrawal, problems Pa%'loIf, a spokep station, a tructurt hid will that have pla gu "Why do e ed men. treat the male National I 7be mayor of the city shall Wend "-ith the (fuminunity, nsittute of Alcohol Others say this is simply not and not the female?" i Abuse and cIiiei Alcoholism during true — that there have be Ov CXMUve officer of "What must be kept in mind is Mary was 29 always the city and shaft a ct and sen'e the long range plan and years old when it an interview at his Rockland, been as many women alcoholi happcned THE WONDERWORKER. real, and the reade bIR-bosomed cs Md., headqueart as diairman of the city coLmcil. utiliz,ition of the proposed By Dan Jacobson. Atlantic. r never is tlnus to readon- In hone 01 woman as men, It's Just that 8U11)orjties with s of t brown skit. quite sure whet) he is dualing (;I111hrig, i me kind of rcm)lution. "Society hilno' vote cxctpl 1'Jin and the pr.iJuia that Lttic Biuii ll PiCS *5 zes a had no idea how maay women wi'h shadow dad when with lucre i I Not reaay. What and ng "'unian alcoholic Illucl, more in Ca5e, 1- tie te of the in uture years it will serve as This is not an easy novel to su1nce. were quietly drinking them. Her neighbor found her it the heavily than men mans after the book has been calincil, 77w 'or ajv a 24-hour station which will get into, nor, having managed selves to death in their homes, door of her apartment, "Th finished is a feeling at is one reason polut a member of the city ha veto house a nd feed I lien wr,n that, to understand. t rat her than in gayly lit bars. The ying unconscicus in a pool of women thing is that oncr the sathifaction at rwt t=!ng been counI supervise ' direc stand watch un a 2-1 hour on 8 are The Plot seems to Operate on readerodd much alcoholics Either way, experts no gets Involved in this st to fIt together all the part s less visible than Men — they believe tfL any par-Ocular phase o ' hr - f work -two levels, the real and the un ry-thin-a-story themc h con. ofable is ashed t it there are just not this li erary PUZZle tend to drink alone, I. their a eflougn alcoholism facilitj for An ambulance rushed her to homes, ,. -. _ - -'-.4 s ' ___ -- Mrs. Smith arranges flowers for delectable dining - Learn While Shoppiny For .. A t ques n i -'' is .,d S\U11-1Jt= C-*~i nh,e.,a i 1 do 'n't know why I waited so long to go to a We i g h t Wat c h e r s' class... 104 E. FIRST ST. 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"J Women Alcoholics Getting Raw Deal In Rehab litation --- -* I AP Newsfeaturrs Writer set- many different kinds of originally given away in oat- resemble rolli ng pins. Sailors One-slop shopping is making things in one place, sort of like a meal boxes, explained It was bought the cylinders — one great inroads into the antiques bazaar. And the merchandise is made in New Jersey and West message painted on one said "[raveling 'nd doliig all world and, newest of such priced for the public, not Just Virginia although the most "when I am far at sea, sorts of things and not being extabljshn-ients. the New York for decorators, so they get a sought-after flow blue is remember me" — filling them able to do sometimes what I intiqucs (enter has more than good deal." English. Of the 225 pieces he with rum and sealing them with want to (to is kind of hard for me eighty dealers under one roof. Adding to one's existing had located there were four wax to escape duty. to take. Business before Business has been so brisk that silver may be a thought when complete sets of dessert plates Quite a few booths deal in the oleasure. But I finally make it. a restaurant is being built one encounters the booth of and cups. Assembling them had new collectibles, nostaglic Sometimes my father yells at within it. &amnuel Strauss who was ex. been an adventure for him, he wares from the not too distant Not all of the objects are plaining the difference between Inc. If I could do what I wanted remarked. Flow blue, a dark past, to, if I had time off, I'd goof off antique. But there are people sterling and coin silver o one blue design that blurs into a at Disneyland or go shopping for those things, too. For customer. white background, originated for clothes" Tanya Tucker, example, an 8-foot beaded "One nice thing about as the result of an accident at a 15year-old country music star, snake made by a Turkish secondhand silver is you find pottery plant, said the dealer, urisoner of war in 1917 .....i. ,i,,.,,,. •i... ii,iiqç,, uuz UIW UIUUUU Lilt' no wiiger iarnett lsrown. Althhou oug gh h most In addition to the conin a bu.s for her many perform. made," he explained, holding people at tr ibute the mistake to (\\ venience, there is an op- upa l.ouis XV asparagus server ances. Englishmen, his own research, portunity to lx' educated in and some stuffing spoons. , ~m he insisted, shio'ed that it was one's favorite collectible. Many patterns are in the old made by a pair of Dutchmen "People become very resent. Dealers seem to have time to heavier weight. For example, who migrated to England, , . e'hnf mc rnhlnrtnrr . , jiui Iw. tou a oc surprised now uric punch iauie at & is Another booth, the Port of St. many jurors say they'll never questions concerning their cheaper, he said, than the James, was a treasure trove for vote again, because jurors' favorite subject at the Third lighter weight one made now, salty types. Among the old names are drawn from regular Avenue establishment. Ditto grapefruit spoons, which lanterns, sextons, seascapes, Would you recognize an 18th- he had at $6 apiece. voters. I think that's terrible." Union Jacks and embroidered belly dancer's Helen Mueller, complaining to century A dealer in "flow blue," e ships' pictures, there were stomacher if you saw one? semi-porcelain which was a Detroit federal court judge "revenue cheaters" which about treatment of prospective Made into a necklace? It is a itifh'iit kind nntiniin hi* n jurors. (cOt' booth there it Was alorigsidt' a 600-year-old Spanish religious Clothing serves nothing else but wooden doll, a $6,000 Aubusson to cover our narcissism anti tapestry, and rock crystal feeling of oressure as to social sconces. etiquette.' liza Petridi-Skouze, But, then, observed Pamela a (;rtk sociologist, s peaking Curran, who shares the booth about fashion as a repetition of with Ted Peckham of escort history. service lame, ''people like to ___ ._ . Don't larry'... -'-=--" that she urged sending U.S. P5 0Vietnam. SCI4 ___________________ . r. - _1 '"" SIM 'TIlE l"Ul(GOTTEN ART OF FLOWERY COOKERY' FASCJNATI(; EXPRESSING ... - . - / --- . oWest newsrcamtthc United States, talking about de. livering her route in Coalgate, Okla. ____ 1. #} ., -.- .c) once, back in 1941; don't trust them I'd rather work than fool S - , ccl He has a mobile radio communica tions unit in his car, a stationary radio unit in his Land has been cleared and home, and carries a hand unit relied and ! - . 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I a- J ________ F, - J -_ more n 7 yearsago,e ' thought it as with a home town But the home town later --r= Mich., the mother children and today _Jw _#~~ - 1. - me - __ __ ~_ - __,~ __ 1~ 11 of tour the nation's - i Real - I ; - - After four months as wife of the vice president, ,Mrs. Ford talks candidly about what it I •••• STRIKI G . • OR SUILVER N HAIR IS shaping up a shorter, natural-looking styles which are accented with soft, feminine - 4 -- - Sunday, April 21, 1974 ______ I _ --- strands can brush them back off the face to just above the shoulders to ear side-parted and smooth gently waved , or brushed hack to - fasten under colorful scarves and headbands for i cr11Jiin1' look on the oiir . turnble 111to 1i .~Oft III&Ss Uf curls. Left, une cut is divided three ways. For the younger _.. Sophisticates' S11100th, sleek look that goes soft at the side with one large generation, hair flips back from a center part curl (Hairstyles by Adorn.) oman Heads Industrial Police Force ea l tors - I t~_ __ =:~_,%__ - __- __ -._____ __ , 1 _ __-W - - 1~g - - --- ~ ---- ='-- - ~___ - - "_7 mr #7 4__ .--:~ 14 - I .4_.____._.__.%_ - .. MR - ~ ,~ I 4 -•. - ______ - F NIU.S. GE'RALD FORD AND CHAN dancer, model df h their profession. They decided to establish a set of standards they would a bid e intherouuneoftheirdajlybuslneu But, try as they did, they were unable to really distinguish themselves from other real estate brokers who did not subscribe to the standard their organization had created It was not until 191"n an effort to make such a distinctiontha amorL the uiO y e group reaftertheterm "Realtor" registered as a trade mark by ht b then an organization known as the National Association o Real oar. Other groups had been formed in cities nearby and far a way from Chicago because of the success of the original Chicago irOUP. " ealtor" waschallenged, w I1 act it.e often. Time MuAL wite again the use e word a was ed In the courts-ev Court But it 1 prevailed and remains today one of the most widely known ser9 vice marks in the di : v • R I 1 . .. .I . - r I/ s H. RL 2400 . Fowler, 24. apt ISA, Valley &immerlin Ave., Frances E. Forge, AS . Johony P. Hall Jr., 21, Rt 2 Bx Williams. 20 1920 Pad Ave. Jo A. Ralei, 5 Bi Flynn, fl, same. Joseph C Warmack Jr., 18, 2801 Z. Park Ave., Debra L. . or L- V --.-4 remoikled -some of it at their own expense into a 2hour4day conunand post for the Secret Service. The agents check out all visitors to the modest brick and clapboard Ford houle, which is ---..-.--- ir . S - I , Lonnie W. Thompson, 21, Bx 27 Hollis Ave., Lk Mary, ElIen M. Omey, 21, B 27, 1k Mary, 16 - CHIEF FT ... Barbara r i OfAlarriaore _t~~ - g 1 1 1'' I 1!I3I _______ - b ~ . - . __ __ M_ ~- t~__ ~,_ ~ ~_ - .. WERM ___. I - - -V o ~_ -' - . - ____ 7~1 - _ __ I - newest oddon to the ovdtj ' sought.oter Ttgvroes. 'roreu with core ardeipertse by the Humrr.elwerk 011itOns - I . Seminole Lodye' Ing and Convalescent Residence • - 322-6755 Every State Regulates Perhaps one - i - I ____ ' V .~ . 1 I .4 r- I DRAPERIES 111 ff Will put your home in the fashion parade. Price increase expect after phase IV expjs Apr. 301 ' / a I I CUSTOM 11 ONE PRICE COMPLETE .•Measured 'cabric •Custom IajforJ •Ins?afJ Only At A E RO Can You Buy Beautiful c Tailored Drape:,ies At Factory And Get lit-Home Decorafor Service--Free. Only at Philips can you get expert advice on fabrics that can be restored by our modern - ~ -, __ I - it'd'nner S Js.an wally p,i,j, Shop . I . at Home 322.3315 Plo CP*'ge - _/" I _____ -7' 7_____~~ ~ •. -:gT - ,- L_ - - _. e -- :~3~,-, M1f_ __-__-_ I _. .. ~r_ r .-- I' JEAN FIELD DI/ilil I - - - ~ I - - T . 16 I J-#t'4.6-.k#.%0.44" ." $1,W.1, Ho #-"1 (In The Ace Hardwara Bldg.) Ph. 322-7121 46 . 7. 1--n-C 6' Sanford $ •.'•' -.4 & ~ . ~ *.I* big- ii'ra..:.. / No Obl iga tion - UI! OIM 11011 l' . - . -- JACK W. Ili I . - -. • - . S . . - :- - • -' . I0,C, ~/ c - '-I-- S -- - - - bk '' 7_11 , 5 .5.. 3 I - - .. •- .. . Director ... )W1 Realtor Committee WALTER KUOIIM JR 0 I of the greatest achievements of the National Kee On Conserving Fuel Or Face More or a es p Proclamation . WHEREAS, citizens of Seminole County and those throughout the State of Florida and the United States Of America S Pet- to Vacation areas, but should WASHINGTON' API FEO administrator William make up for it by saving gas rnleum shortages will recur E. Simon has frequently spite the end of the Arab oil line in other ways: observing marked that his toughest job. embargo unless the public con- 55-mil e-a r t-hour speed limits, when the Arab ambargo ended, tinues to save fuel, top govern- cutting out uniiecessary trips would be to convince the public merit energy officials say. and using car pools and public Umt the nation's energy problems hae not ended with it John C hill, deputy ad transportation -Furthermore, residual or ministrator of the Federal That Jot) got no eas1cr when "heavy" fuel oil remains in Energy Office. President Nixon declared on Tuesday that gaso'mne tight supply, puttir,g the 1e nation w ide television Feb 26, shortages, at their worst. would squeeze on electric power gen- ,, we have now passed through not get as bad as last February eration Sahill athes "Uk that crisis" when somn motorists aited in less air conditioning, and le Nixon went on to say that rvice station lines (or hours. lights. Save electricity." -The FE0 anti-shortage "the problem remains," but But Sawhill said thal "some strategy ais~calls for continued much of the public apparently people probably will forget year-round daylight saving got the impression that the about conservation and som time and the switching of some crisis was over. spot shortages of gasoline siI1 poier plants from burning oil develop ." For the next e years a t to cil . fl1OC that ma delay lewst, the United States rannot Arid conservation of fuel oil the aciiievement of clean-air . 11wrease its own petroleum proOne of the 77 boards now operating in Florida-and now one of will be necessary again next standards in some areas. much. COntinued dee said Eric 7.ausner, FEO the larger boards-is theSerninole County Board of Realtors. The wint r. Most of the fuel-saving meas- duction . Imal board began sorne years ago as the Sanford Board of assistant administrator for ures will lx- voluntary, but Saw- '"and increases could be met data anal ysis and planning. Realtors. However, when south Seminole County devel hill figures they will be encour- only with foreign oil, and that rab oil. S-iwhill and Zausner have es- aged by the steep petroleum began and more real estate offices were established the Sanford ated that lingering petro- pri(T increases. ard became the Seminole County board. It's membership is In a spt~ech Tuesday. Sawlull leuin shortages of 4 to 6 per cent now approaching the 500 mark The American Automobile warned, 'teaI this r can ctt to zero office Association reported Tuesday tmrgo and its af l be a continuing Here's how: fairs are being managed by & Aate of officers--headed by Realtor that regular gasoline already possibility. If it happened again Shirley Hartman as president-andan executive -This summer, they say, tLe averages 54 cents a gallon and it could have even more devas. i" public should feel free to drive premium 58 cents a gallon. Jackie Goodson. thing effect." PHILIPS ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ WHEREAS, members of the Seminole County Board of Realtors have been chiefly responsible in ft area for en. couraging home ownership through their forts w match rivailable homes with the needs of buyers, counsel both buyers and sellers, and guide them through the various steps necessary to complete sales and purchases, and WHEREAS. the citizens of Seminolc County have berwfited from Realtors' efforts to protect the rht reai property ownership; to pro%ide the community with a sound economy through use of professional skis, and to imp rove Seminole County throug h their dedicated services, and WHEREAS, the Code of Ethics to wh.ich Realtors adhere placvs them in the forefront of responsible organizations in this land NOW,THERFFORE I,JohnA Board of Commissioners of Seminole County , State of Florida do hereby proclaim April 21 through April Z7, IV4, to be REALTOR WEEK, and urge my fellow citizens to join with the Seminole County Board of Realtors and the more than 500.0D0 Realtors and Realtor-Associates across this nation in this observance. IN WITN'FSS THEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the seal of the County of Seminole, State of F Icrida. to bv 1974. John A. rnbrough Chairman. of County Commissioners, SerWnole County Florida ' - ir 01 SANFORD, FLORIDA - .- r~ . -.1 1 ~- - other countrye world, and - _________________________________________________________ 3I West 131h Si. V •,. -' 1 .: I __ \4 - Seminole YOUR AERO _- A I I i -O... I -4 I --' 16 ,v ,.YOU MAY IYEVER IN yOUR LIFITIMI Buy CUSTOM DRUIRIIS AT PRICIS So 10W, -'- ____ - - basic similarities You would almost believe that the Code of Ethics was derived from the Florida Real Estate Code. Not true, not at all. In fact, the Florida Real tate Code-as is the case in nearly all of the other 0 states-was derived mainly train the Realtor's Code of Ethics. This was the result of the Florida Association of Realtors--an organiza ti on formed in 1916 by 68 real estate brokers from 0 T&mpa, Miami and Jacksonville. This groiq) wenL to work on the. Florida legislature and In 1924 the Florida Real Estate Commison came into existence Two years later there were 50 local real estate boards affiliated with the state association and the national association There were 3,8 members at the time in the Florida group en the IM cr ash came the FAR nearly crashed with It. FAR's membership in IM dropped to 698 - a decrease of exactly 3,100 Realtors. But it bounced back In a'hurry. Today the FAR has more than 25,ODD Realtors and Realtor. Associates n oar c CC 3q ' - '_ -- 10— 'I Association of Realtors has been the success It has enjoyed in getting all 50 sthtes in the nation to adopt a regulatory board to , %, oversee real estate brokerage affairs. For example, If you read the Florida Real Estate Code and ------ LA IZJ Corn ** " Dial 3224822 i@11122111 - ----JLI - bucket, bond. 04 d,rn-L.. of our dipped fried chicken it mighty ?asty way of lcv;no li-a 11, the ~ adian to eniot yov, favofat otodoor activity. 1 nfral Florlda , s 1n911 Florists 209 E. Commercial : - _e ~_ ~ ~~A~ ci G46 I . , 0 9. I On - homelike atmosphere - • ~_P 3W Happinesi and Contentment Ina i . - . Z Ziu . T_ 7 -T _-___.__ - . -- .Asgik4. -- •. . 71 ~ 91 - N" 'S S - ~ A, - . --- - - S i - =-WN . 4 ____-_ - - ___ -a -— s-;;:: offi . -, 4L _ _____ 5. -_ - - ~_, ,' Sanford Flower S ho , is weeknend chicken out - O O, S. - * 0 -- . __ ----~~M--~~Z~--__ . ___ ~. -_ - -- __ _- - _ __________ H . --__ .* . .--W17vaMW - ..- Use Your BankAmericard or Master Charge : - I "W __ ___ - __ _____ ___ FOR EVEItY OCCASION commands 27 male guards i ! - But she has shown she does not evade con tro versial issues, such as abortion, which she supports: "I am very gisti at last th. .y have brought the thing out .f the backwoods arid put it hospitals where it neighborhood in suburban Despite Increased demands Alexandria, Va. On I)er time, Mrs. Ford is tn avoiding any semblance of and stei Mrs. Ford's days are filled making every effort that her on in Dorr s the Air Force wiIn required appearances and new life does not detract from Kenrieth M. NotTis Jr., 18, Owles Brecher & low IL, such a normally 4. male" She rmrried an Air Force seemingly corLitant, interviews what. next to her husband, is Ormond Bch, Sharon L Hick. ffivry James Craven & Mary position. and her evenings with com. sergeant in Europe, returned to mand-performance social her main interest: her children. man, 19. 111 Lake Dot Dr. Linda "She does a good job and was the United States. worked In a events. Picture the mother next door John T'King- 24, Bx 1353, Christine V. Pfundston & picked because her superiors New York hospitai for a time, of the old Saturday Evening Roberta D Lee, 20, W7 Maine Ronald E., Wf. 4 c Still, the intrusion into her Post cover vintage - Stind y knew she would do a good job," h ildren a went back to Germany personal life St., LW Dawson Brett Thompson & (1Oe5 not bother school teacher. Cub Scout (lCfl icliohi I'ensiii,, public at. ith her husband t ie r, she added. JuhnnY -M - J ohnstion, 23. 613 Lz Carol J., Wf. maiden name- fairs director for mother , RCA Pa rent-Teacher Mrs. Borke got special M agnolia, Constance M. Bu "When the President first Association participant - and Government and Commercial training for her job at Johnston, 18, same add. the asked Jerry to take the positlon you'' got Betty Ford. Orange CO-Sartford Davis Systems, sait]. "RCA has Department c,f Defense school of vice president designate, Carl J Turner, 17, 105 Clyde Crawford & Barbara Ixe our another woman. too, ii this type The Fords four children are Ave ., LW, Thcdora Mae for Industrial Managernent and decision then was that we would Stephen H Gordie & of joMrs FJizabeth Sams she Steve, 17, a senior In a Virginia the only woman member be Bautista, 18, 119 Mayfair Cir. Katharine 0. Smith at the plant in Van Nuv open," she said 'We public high soo1, Michael, 24, .. of the New Jersey Security decided that we had nothing a diviiWy student at Gordon As.wiation. She admits that (lithe I Bher, 'Jms S W minor child that we werc ashamed of and Technological Sernin, Mrs Borke, ho wever, her aryoutside fell Michael 0. Walraven, 23, Ila eiceola Co., Jeanne C. one of the nation'i first women were ow association members nothing that as wrong' Boston Jack , n a senior Woodland Dr Elinor D Fowler & Jerold W to tt to such a pi'ition and h nded startled when she ather first meeting - - - - fa Afix; ~, - like are among the chief cul- tothesu '01111111tteeintheform bc -(,,,Nl helped supress rail prits. of a request to'suspend trarusportation. But, says GE, a self-cleaning distribution of what it ten a M helped destroy more y more false, misleading document. if than 100 surface rail systems, electricity than a conventional that document distributed its motive be to promote the oven. again it asked that GM's posisale of its gasoline-using prodA statement released here in tion accompany it. ucts. The chief causes for GM's anand e March said: of energy &% the public has been RWe: "It is essential to recognize ger were assertions that: reply. "They failed everywhere objective truth distilled from The company's response was led to believe." That belief, that the 300 miWon major ap"Whatsoever ye would that men would do to you, do ye even because they were no longer them. -GM aided the Nazis during delivered to the subr.~ttee claim GE executives is the so to them." pliances presently In use con- World War 11 through Its sub- last week. A company spokes. able to give adequa t e result "misinformation One of the popular assum To bL-come a Realtor, a real estate broker must be a member sume a small fraction of our sidiary, the Adam Opel Co., man said discussions were conand downright bad advice." It adds that the publication, tions about the shortage is that tal energy. Only about 5 of the local Board of Realtors opera ting is his area. And, to per After the German invasion of tinuing with the subcommittee General Motor's ou trage is distribut ed by the Senate sub- the proliferation of electr ic a ;0 become a member he must subscribe to the standards established ce nt of the total energy supply Poland, GM claims, it had little but that, so far s he could directed at what it feels are committee on Antitrust and pliames, such as toothbrushes is in th e Code of Ethics and accept them, und er oath, as h is Very being used in the home ..." effective control of Opel decilearn, no decision on 'M's reOWfl smears co n ta ined in a lklet Monopoly, "is replete with and self-cleaning ovens and the and observe their spirit in all his activities in conducting his GM's anger was made known sions. quest has been received. business. - - -- Industrial S..... te - . .. . _____ - Ah herein lies the key' President Exec. Sere tar Shortly after the National Associa tion of Realtors was established the group attached a name to this set of standards for the conduct of a real estate aroker who was a member of one of the boards and cafled himself a 8ealtor. The name selected was the "Code of Ethics." This code has been In effect down through the years and has brought a certain degree of dignity, respect and profesalonallsm to the real estate people engaged in the effort. NEW YORK !AP) -Two of Wstributed by a Senate sub- additional folse and deceptive The Code is divided Into three sections. The first section deals the giants of U.S. industrial fife commit!ee alleging, among statements." with a 'Realtor's Relations to The Public," the second with a are showing the ir bruises from other thin gs, that GM destroyed 0 "Realtor's Relations to The Chent," and the third with a N ither corn n is likely the energy controversy and are thriving street railway Realtor's Relations to Ills Fell Realtors." ediately, lighting their critics with tin systems Each of the sections has 10 Articles which g(,vern a Realtor's but their c laim seem to nn usually blunt accusations. reJationship with these groups. Every one of the 30 articles Is "General Motors did not dephase of the energy controversy Says General Electrir- "Ap. based upon the Interpretation of a gulde which has been handed plIancesr not wasteful users stroy street sy ems, ws might -. .. ______ ____ - Th ere is still one problem today, however. The term has been so widely accepted that the general puhiic attaches it to all real estate brokers, whether they are Realtors or not You see, every Realt or is a real esta te broker . But, not every real estate broker is a Realtor . How does a real estate broker, - - - ' Term Widely Acceptea I ... , .• ~_ , -,_ = - . . . i " : '-_ • . Off cers * - , I ther committee chairman are Irene Professional Standards and Vigilance Committee, James Ii lrmann, Pr ogram Cornmittee; Tom Bresnahan, Zoning Committee; Ettiedean J. Cur, Scrapbook Committee and Dorothy Chadwick, Associates Committee. O . It all began in 1908 wtieii a handfull of real estate brokers in Cicago organized a group for th e single purpose of upgrading -. Aignow- " . Association. has employedMrs, . Franklin Ramseur Jr , ,-- .. ics Seminole County Education • Committee chairman is the Board of Directors of the Florida Association of Realtors. Mrs. Rollin is the representative of the National Association of Realtors for local group. Selma R. Williams is of the attendance committee, J.R. Hattaway is chairman of the awards committee, Ward is the chairman of the budget The president's advisory committee for 1974 includes Herbert E. Stensirom of ford, Frank E Ebaugh Jr, of Fern Park, William H. Stemper ha _~__ ___ - . I Today is the beginning of Realtor Week. For many years Realtor Week has beer, an annual event designed to focus public attention on the fact that the organization &s establ'shed to hrin' w t w a s once ronid Nd perhaps ifl unstrupulow. proksion into ont. hich commanded the respect and patronage of the people. 0 And, great strides have been made-.especially during the . - F Cable are the board's BYJULINENSTh0M ___________ .- i . .~_ 5 , f legislative council of the Florida Association of Realtors while Mrs. Hartman and Mrs. committee, Stenstrom heads the Civic Affairs corrurtittee, Julian L stenstrom chairs the Education CommIt tee,londWagsff is head the legal and by isWS committee and the Membership representatives on president are directors List - a -.----- organizations in Seminole County--second only to the . - ' C R Assisting Mrs Hartman as first vice president is Mrs. Jean Field Cable, a Forrest City lkaltor. Barton B Pilcher, who operates (alibart Realty in Sanford is second president. Rhoda 11olb who operates the Casselberry firm of Rollin Realty is secretary of the board and Jack W. Hoyt of the no one of own brokerage firm in , The board FernPark,secsastorof Associa tes. Ned Julian of Mid-Seminole Realty In Casselber Walter J Krohne Jr, a Maitland Realtor, Clifford Jordan, a Casselberry Realtor, and Oliver W. Holmes, a Fern Pk Realtor and immediate past I estate broker who her ii Assth ociate Realtors is Mrs Shirley Hit lngwood - t Page IC _________________________ _~~_ __ - - of the Seminole County Hoard of 500 ofSanfordandBen F. Ward Jr., of Oviedo. Stemper also serves as the . The 1914 preside of Near Hoyt Associates treasurer. nt zlonif this the Seminole Count y Board recently established Its own board off Ice In Suite 1, 4 Highway 17-92 in _________________________________________ lawyer and would probably live in (,rand Rapids and ha v e the By JOHN'PINKERMAN She jokes "b&ng the second majoring in forestry at Utah and she directs 27 male guards usual circle of friends and golf At Bennington College in CepleyNewiSrn1c big deal. There's no big to..do official who tends strictly to and ternis and the Saturd3y lady scares rne to death," but State University; and Susan 16, and three women security aboutriie,asaornan Vermont she studied modern be jngIn business but is skillful quickly adds that she finds it a junior in a pri v communicators and ad- this job ni'ht coutrlUb ate girls' danceandaswiththeMartj her achievement caps a career PIUN(MTON. N.J. - Mrs. ministrators. She is 40 is 'fascinating" and during the school near Washington Bt d traham Concert Group in New h1 in business and marriage that Bar bara Borke is a woman and bnng up two children. She is £t nothing O UO candidacy or wC Congress and " xt three years would like to Betty Ford was born in York City. Mrs. Ford didn't there surely is nothing unusual women's lib and ,..-e don't have has moved her around America 'L StS( s just a so we federal efforis to expand ('hicg() and moved to Grand want to give up everything else announLed our engage,nd Europe considerably. a- bout I. . the arts. Rapids %%,hen she was trace of what some might call any major problems; the men The18were She was ncing so she went back to She is a native of Long Islandilient. 15 1948 d married Oct. Mrs. Borke also is a are easy o ge• l iong with." chief of "law and order" in her a dancer from the age of 8 and a Grano Rapids where she did t ays bef t iiC Betty Ford would not rank as police and there is somet hing City. N.Y., graduated from high' dance Instructor when she te na. that was sent or Mrs. Borke Ford Is well to known modeling and fashion coorby school there, attended Arizona one of Washington's bland, j just a bit unusual about that. us t 14. ng fl. r' t ier ma ' superiors and ,gate College, dinating. faceless political ives nor u,Cfl jOilku WV She is chief of plant security As I they've bee subordinates throughout the Wornen's Air Force in I I low lee 55ITTyrrm it 1951. She she be graded as one of the RCA .space center here said in an inter%iew, "but it'.i no New Jersey RCA ' of complex as an went to Europe % ith the WAF married. Ford has been in the do-yntir-own-thing wives Poiitics. Still, being wife of the the Angefina Aboto A Lovely Way _ ,. school. _,. vice president has meant an She's somewhere in between to say Thankç entirely new routine maintaining a ery refreshing ourt You," "We Had A Innocently in the beginning, frankr,ess. J._'_ Grand Time," I didn't think life would change ' She says she en jays the pace 0 , /___ to an) extent other than my of being second lady but ad : ecordings -_____________________________ being busy and perhaps haung I She will riuij 'i s been a consta nt pace ' / to attend more functions ' ;ate your than that I was not up to and I'm : we normally do,' said Mrs having to , sacrifice so much of thoughtfulness Ford in an interview. Sandiewood apts . ________________ the personal, close friendships 1 . , 1arnae N', k and good taste "But I have found that It is a to de vote Thomas F tiU gliouse, : my time to charity orvery busy-busy, helter-skelter Shalimar, ganizations." She's not afraid : Patricia L. ij sort of thing, trying to keep up to add that this has been "very ' .,_ .- I - . ___ with the pace that my husband diffictilt. __ : Tr., MtId. I find that my friends ;I - - . I is keeping and still stay with the 4F . Wm. A. Gre--n. 22, 48 hesitate to call me because they r '* _;Mz: 4 r. children and do as much as I __ ~ __ --f -i _.tf Wm. A. Sharp, 40, _ L Ix can for charity organizations," f Rt 2 Bz I .11 She describes their marriage . Lakmie,w Dr., Forest City, The changes, Just in the little as ore In which ; "Mr. Ford was '' Carolyn K Burk, 19,127 Country rzffivw a Politician and I was a wife and . Diane R. I .."Z - -_~r Club - . mrzw il has to be rerouted through a mother. _. 1_. I 1 ______ . .__ - - 20. j I 1 Noire Dame I . feel very liberated Luther Morrow Jr., 20, Bx 444 t he Whi House So do phone r. because I'e alays been able : Donald Frederick 11-M, 19, Bx _.:~I Jt Helen, Gail V Witherspoon, Calls. The Ford's listed phone -,IF 66 Osteen , Pamela Faye to do as I wanted. The fact that I _.-T.4 17. Bx 251 11 Helen number was ripped out Now wasa wlfeandrnoth ; . 49Brooke, ',9, 1217 S. Magnolia f ercould not Wesley W. EM Jr.. 26, 702 . -:11 calLs ring first into the White 1keep ine from being liberated." Richard J. Dempsey, 21, 4807 i __Nr__ r -3t r -_ Bayood Ave., Ja cq ueline B Ilouse, then go to Secret Service ,., - I t c, Oak wood VIII. OrL, Still she says, 1f I have _, agents at the Ford heuse and anytlng tosa y I proba bly' don't : ' l - ____________________________ - Jackie Goodson to serve as y. zi s the Seminole County Board of Rea ltors with a membership rap idly approaching mark. I 11 I 4 wife of a man given good odds of becoming president She was 30 and Ford 35 when they were married It as Mrs Ford 's secon d :iiirt iii If r ill'-st, ii Marriage of five ,vears, had ended in divorce. She and Ford dated for about a year, she said ,,He practicing law and when e decided that maybe it would be a good idea to get married, I the bottom Summer sports, center, with curly cu r1s. For Spri ng Su mmer versa tili ty, the cut is i r Ell into two tiers Of Wa% es and turns softly under at t One of the fastest growing organ at ons operates I I es Ii es Because - - f Realtors Seminole ç fmsx~ -L . - E- __ ' I - - _ - __-. ~. )w• — I __________ "'i Z-`_~~PMa_ Z'1r Ia I • i & -, F - 9 '_ - _ ,,- 0 r ?6 :- f w ho became th e H ouse Republican leader and who no has becon U S i president __________ _____________ ____ ____ \ h u - T 4., 11 I ___ - S 21=2 74 - - - - Z -__ r.-~I- %-_` - - -~ 03 . Z_ r - .-..--, _:- -_ IC~~_:___ - -- �PIA 2C—The Sanford Herald Sunday, April 21, 1974 You Can Expect Lumber Yard Shortages 311 -- By EARL ARONSON The oil spray should be ap. AP Ne%nfeatures plied just before buds show People living in the Caucasus green and break. Don't use an Mountain range on the eastern oil spray unless the temperashore of the Black Sea have one Lure is between 40.65 degrees. of the world's best longevity records and Russian scientists Injury could be caused above or believe diet Is the most Im. below those levels. Spray on a portant factor. They eat mostly dry, sunny day and don't vegetables, drench a tree, cover all twigs with a fine fog or mist If you In that particular region of apply it really well By VIVIAN BROWN AP Newafeatures The Saturday morning wake. up.and.buiid.something set may be weatherppointed come good They'll be motivated to brandish eir saws. They . • ,.e ,, . time and in. c nation or a do-it-yourself Job, but the local lumber yard may be unable to accommodate their needs for materials. They may be in the same bind as local builders and carpenters who are finding lumber yard cupboards are often bare any day of the week. In fact, materials are so scarce and prices fluctuating so rapidly that Connecticut workmen can give estimates that are good for only two days. "An example of price change is a job I planned to do in my own house," said builder Bob Ailing of Bethal. "I wanted r.ome paneling and it went up from $9.75 a sheet to 114.75 while I was thinking about it over a weekend..." On order It may take a month or six weeks to get some materials, carpenters insist. But another time they can pick it up right away. "Part of the trouble is that yards don't want to keep too much expensive stock on hand. They must keep it moving, so you get what they are making available," said Bob Bass of Georgetown, Sometimes a supplier will tell builders something Is ordered de but the rice he has %'ill hold for only two holds es flflu even up makln' estimates completing ¼)hs a If asp asphalt shingles areor dered It might take six weeks, one builder insists. Right now there Is a scarcity of v.jolnt clear pine that Is used In wainscoting and the like. SubatitutIng, two builders "managed to get a few pieces of No. 2 pine" for one little job. Select wood is just about out of the question right now in their area, they say, although cheaper woods — hem fir and the like — are available. In commenting on the short. age of materials one la lumber yard spokesman " pialnesi: , noorr a buyers market . Iecen1 e couldn t or insulation of an nd. And during the winter won we couldn't get anywing related to fireplaces grates, andirons, free standing fireplaces, Select stock, clear pines and southern Russia, there are an should need only one such bath estimated 5,000 persons more than 100 yearn old. The oldest is Don't use oil spray on fir and believed to be almost 170 years spruce or such thin bark trees old, as beech, sugar and Japanese The Russians reported that maple, walnut or butternut, per cent of the caloric intake of And remember drift from such these healthy senior citizens is sprays may burn pachysandra of vegetable origin, par- and barberry. ticularly lettuce, cabbage, beans, spinach, corn celery and parsley. Corn mushee1115 SafetyMeuure tobe part of every meal, eaten II you want to set plants on vth a rI epp&r u, e ti (,utik aJu sills for the By [)AVID JORDAN told. Fresh green vegetables summer, hammer a long nail unpruned, it shoots to three feet utes Then spread it out on Written for Associated Press In a few months. also are a large part of every part way into the wood sill, at newspaper to cool. meal. There's potential apartment the point you intend to place the Even with no plants and no The sail surface or Also cited as areas of longev. clay pot. Slip the drain hole of greenery in fresh fruit and experience, you can easily start dium" should always be moist. it)'— a high number of cente. the pot over the nail, fill in vegetables from your own plants from leaf or stein cut. You can use sand alone for for drainage, and SOIL kitchen. And friends with Wigs, roots, or runners. Simply rooting starts and as a seeding n.arlans—areVjlacamba in thegravel Cu plants are a mother vocalize your interest. Most medium, or buy commercial Ecuadorian Andes, South h1l plant in regular way. America, and the Ilunza Region will keep a strirriy pot from 'ode of freebies. half sub.- growers will gladly pinch you a soil products such as vermlcu. shppin or toppling in strong merged in water, a sweet potato bit of fotiage -a -start"-" and liti' and red Peat moss. of Jstan wind. sprou enut.—Ii roots in three share their knowlcige. Stem cuttings (rem a friend's i weeks to transplant to soil. In In time two areas fresh All the supplies you need are grape ivy or English ivy will four months it's a largeleaf vegetables are even more ianvine, which will live on nourish- a few containers, sand, potting give you a graceful, mature portant. The report is that meatCoffee ment from the sweet potato for soil and the starts. A pencil, vine within a year. Knife just If you have a garden, don't about 18 Illoilths. and dairy products constitute spoon and fork will do for plan. below where a leaf joins the only l.S per cent o the total diet throw away coffee grounds. stein, Liking at least five-inch Cut a pineapple a half inch ting tools, in both regions. The rest comes They have 'valuable humus and below its hard green leaves and section. In about five weeks mostly from vegetables, Use clean containers with roots started in moist sand or will benefit many plants that place it in a shallow dish of Wadrainage holes, or line the hot- water will be read t tr like acid soil. Among these areter to root. Whe n . i o ansOf z, there are other roots are torn with two inches of pebbles plant. rhododendron, azaleas and lau. three Indies long, move to portant factors for a long, re 'Ibe grounds are an soil In a few months the plant or a broken clay pot. When Also, English ivy, and any healthy life: daily exercise, expensive substitute for more will re i starts and seedlings mature regain its plant that grows In clumps with (largely farming); lack of ten- ''°Y mulches. The color nawra,, arching they may need transplanting Is look. sloti — and a good disposition, good, they spead evenly, have aRi into larger pots. As . rule of separate root systems such as d i's ivy, can pit and thumb, the diameter of the Pot Boston fern or fine texture for even spreading j,ntj r.u1nt' mx propagale(1 by dividing the and are heavy enough so they b'•''J Il'JI UU7 iUV'J3 tJL should be half the height dart the middle with roots and repotting each part. will not blow away. plant. Dormant Sprays toothpicks and half submerge Thoroughly water repotted To control many scale in. t) flat ,IimnIn,1 n,,A 'ILl —'---- - and - snade potting soit, mix putnms From direct sects, aphids, mealy bugs and Here's what you get - ap- of warmish water. Move the pit equal parts of coarse, builders' sunlight for a few days. mites on your trees, apply dcr. proximately — from coffee to soil about three months later sand; dried, shredded leaves or mant sprays alter the severe grounds: 2 per cent nitrogen, .4 or when the roots are a few sawdust to hold moisture; and clear redwoods are hard to get. The uncertainty of the market Is keeping us from stocking large quantities of materials. We'd rather let wl.olesalei: stock it at their warehouses even though we must wait two 01 more weeks to get orders filled." By JULIAN STENSTROM take an education course was going to seek even higher Within the next 10 years It is Commission this year Include Some years ago about all a designed for real estate requirements for qualification likely that a college education college courses offered by Another lumber yard has been having "serious troubles for more than a year." "I've had lots of problems trying to get Insulation, and I can't get polyethylenes which are used with concrete 'for moisture barriers Another yard predicts that roofing materials will be In short supply because roofing is made from crude oil "and a lot of pitch is required," Prices have been climbing for some time, that spokesman pointed out, adding: man had to do to enter the real salesmen and pass a very as salesmen and brokers by with a major in real estate is universities and junior colleges estate business was to open an comprehensive test given by asking the Florida legislature going to be required for to be sucesslully completed office, obtain a few listings and the University of Florida. If a during this current session for salesmen and brokers, prior to applying for the plaster a few signs about prospective salesman passes stricter requirements, privilege of taking licente law properties he had to sell on his this test he can apply totake the primarily In the area of The requirements being examinations to enter the M meet m mmmomm GENEVA GARDEN APARTMENTS EXPAND ' - the manager of Central THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF Florida's largest and THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF DEBARY .... center b-i , - I. ' Wish to announce that effective March 21, 1974 *1 ', TO OPEN SOON G £ - V2 Ph, 323-7720 An Interior Decorator 0 May Save You Money NEAT as a pin this 3 bdrm. beauty has air conditioning shag carpeting and priced at only $18,350 with as low as zero down, By LOUISE I. GILL Extension Economics Agent FOR YOUR FAMILY If you do not feel you trust your own judgment in "Getting it All Together" In home fur- LOOK to the future-the-most beautiful oak shaded lots in the area, prices from $3500 for a large 100040 homesite. Terms. WEEK AI%II nishings, you might need to call on the services of an interior decorator. FOR YOUR ENJOYMENT sic & SPAN, 3 bdrm,, 11--2 bath split plan with air conditioning and private rear yard, Price $23,500 YOU MUST SEE. . jarKIL ]f1ST=Z/.T13 If this is your decision, you have three choices (1) Independent or freelance designers; (2) Independent decorators affiliated with stores; or (3) the decorator service offered by many large furniture and department stores, All will oiler helpful professional athk'e and often can save you time, money, and costly mistakes. FOR YOUR HORSE 211 Acres zoned agricultural in Lake Mary. Only $13500with terms. NH REAL ESTATE 322.7498 LL MLS OFFICE LOCATED AT 2019 S. FRENCH AV, 323040, 4 "A Voice -, !.j- -" flj, .._..JrL iicc.i t ''_ j " , ) 4 for 7 W11,0f f n ' :m i1T 5 - /7.. Barrwft bank of 'emiisoi, County, N.A.-O E. Altamonlo Dr., i1wy. 431 (ttg. j f inann,in,h,n, rLt'nr,tnp .UI UWI flI.•S uses wholesale outlets and may charge the customer retail prices or just a percentage more. Sometimes there is a UUI ,.. IV INDUSTRIAL — RESIDENTIAL Jim Hunt Realty 3 11 consultation fee and-or an hourly rate if the customer doesn't purchase enough to compensate the decorator for time spent. If a decorator is affiliated with a store, they usually make no charge lithe customer buys some item from the store. Otherwise, there may be a service charge. Decorator service at large stores varies considerably, depending on the t ype store and its location. Some department stores offer free service with a minimum purchase required. Others rzvike no service charge, but it is expected that the customer will make a purchase. 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We're just 13.3 road miles southwest of E)eL.and and 17.4 miles east of Eustis - on State Highway 44. Open 12 Noon to 6 P Monday through Friday 175 If you wish to call for an appointment RIGHT NOW. 1. 834-3222 - —CW Our new 12,000 acre I)Ianne(1 COIllfllIIflity isn't quite ready for a Grand Opening right now. But our beautiful one acr'. and larger homesites CI1 be * Dishwasher-Disposal I Acre Lakeview Country Estate— 4 Bedrooms 2,100 Square Feet of Luxury Living in Winter Springs Ranches - Lim * Range-Refrigerator ViIK7 UN ' MI 498 Hwy 1792 Suite One '' .in — FHA—.VA—HOMES * Unfurnished * W/W Shag Carpeting Now with a centrally located %hk,oI it,i,tiikhtiijd OFF t i r, th tqiti' ,7it.,MJ*t4 tJi tl Cost of these services range from free to substantial. COMMERCIAL Rental Apartment Homes Board of Realtors' '-.i --, WitP, modern S bedrooms, I bath home. •icelIenf condition. Mt see to appreciate. Only 535.000. .I- Seminole County •.,j - 3 BR, 1bath. Florida room. kitchen equipped, fenced yard. 516.500. After down payment, only $13 monthly. carpel, r Property Owners." off ice to serve you. .-" —w A mer ica's *:,1-.U'*'i:, 5 ACRES Retirement Home HOMES-LOTS-ACREAGE FOR YOUR BUDGET 41, -f — REALTOR' Seminole Specials Sanford CALL13ART I At HWY. 17.92 SANFORD 322- 1 301 Newly painted Inilde & out, etc,llent condition, arq lot, fenced. Cnv. lotati.t $1000 down. I !IJ.1Ir!!U*. - - Payton Realty 3 BDRM. 1 BATH 150 Highway 17 -92 .. I Il . .IVIdflOIJ Ave. REALTOW P!F ordered, Many More To Choose From J AgaJ4 P EXCELLENT DeBary, Florida 32713 tosend lacost o j PAN AMERICAN BANK OF DEBARY, N. A. carpe I We Have a Home For You to Tom Hall R EA LTO R 5 urkkI fe V e) r, the name of the Bank is changed cold of winter ends and the per cent phosphoric acid and .5 inches long. To encourage a rich soil. Sterilize your mixture temperature rises to 40 degrees per cent potassium. The fuller root growth, cut back the by adding a cup of water per and higher. This also controls grounds rot quickly. They help stem. The transplanted gallon of mixture and heating in me tree diseases, plants with an iron deficiency, avocado grows quickly and, a 180 degree oven for 45 mm- a I. h .-.-'-'-...................... - •-•- Id ' HOUSE CALLS We have ust what the doctor GROUND HAS been cleared for Phase II of Geneva Garden Apartments on 25th Street and Hidgewo(xl and con,struct'm on the 58 units is scheduled to begin within the month by Wilco Construction. The first two units (seen in this aerial view) opened in July and September total &i units, T U IS L orn most modern carpet - o And if you have use - Stop by today and asked of the legislature by the profession. WE MAKE - front window, salesman's license law education, The real estate progression examination given by the has come a long way since then. Florida Real Estate Corn. The (li-St step to upgrade the mission If he passes this profession came in 1924 when exam—and It Is not easy to say the Florida Association of the least—he can apply for and Realtors convinced the Florida obtain his salesman's license, legislature that the state provided he can meet character needed an agency to regulate requirements and provide the real estate profession and references. the Florida Real Estate Once a person is licensed asa Commission came into salesman he must remain a existence, salesman with one broker for a Even then there was very period ol one year and beactive 1 little difficulty encountered in in the real estate profession. obtaining a license to operate a When this apprenticeship real esta te brokerage business period has been completed the In Florida, licensed salesman Is permitted As recently as 15 years ago to take an education course abouL;ll one had to do to hold himself out asareal After broker was to send $5 to the prehensive test on this course is Florida Real Estate Com- passed the registrant may take mission, obtain a copy of the the license law examination for Real Estate Code by mail, brokers. study it, and take a relatively If he passes this examination simple exam for a license, 2640 he is then eligible to obtain his Those days are gone forever, broker's license and open hi HIAWATHA AVE. Today in Florida, an in- own office. [lividual Planning to enter the Last month the Florida Real real estate profession first must Estate Commission anounced it r— ffi "I can't pinpoint the reasons why I am not getting certain things. There seems to be.a dli. ferent excuse for the shortage of each thing," he explained. Fortunately, people seem to understand the predicament, the builders point out. "I Just got in a lot of asphalt shingles. I waited two days to place an order arid meanwhile the price went up 10 and onehali per cent." The supplier told them "the increase in goods Is not a labor Sunday, April 21, 1974-3C Real Estate Profession Upgraded factor, that rise will come tat er " As a long-time source for doltyourselfers, the yard spokes. man predicts "there won't be much do.it•yourse!fing" this season. Things can only get worse he Insists From Refriger ator UW JUrU The Sanford Herald Tele 904457w9000 110 W. Airport Blvd. ill. t,-.,i, it n, iii, Sanford, Fla, 323-7870 RTU8.'? rL Royal Palm Beach tk'n. Lit D11OJ.n OblJ1fl the HUt) Propery Report from developer and it before sigiing anything. HUD neither approves the merits of the offering nor the value, if any, of the read property. -- - �1 • 4C—The Sanford Herald r~ Sunday, April 21, 1974 a Rea alEstafe ScIrf Kl w I ''WIW'I wvv - 0' "fr1nr% r 1:"rri i+ii r #I I UI IU I rnraf" I Iv 'II WI By LOUISE L GILL Extension Home Economics Agent new pis )'Ou will to LCIIaS, hammocks, and some The re has been an tncteased pointed white pieces. Woven Glass is a favorite for these serve your outdoor living, gliders. These could present a Importance In wrought iron in strips and mesh form chair table tops available In a variety B Canvas, glass, fiberglass, mildew problem In some season the past few years, mostly in seats and backs and table tops. of shapes and sizes. nylon, metal, plastic, wool, in Florida. Patio wea ther In Florida an plant fibers, and some very Flat or molded pieces of BYJVUANS'rENSTROM last year 'round. Are you ad- interesting combinations offer aluminum are used for ba cks, ding to your apply of outdoor a wide range of choices. seats and arms of chairs or for _______________________ E4Itor's Note: Do y have a question about real estate, furniture? Nylon is versatile; solid tops of tables. Aluminum tubing ta xes, planning, zoning, or anyth ing else affecting your lifestyle' You wi ll find many materials, pieces stretched over frames, is shaped to give form to fur. Why not share your question with othen. Send your Inquiry to the colors, styles, and prices to or woven strips used for chair niture, while aluminum caning Edit or, Lifestyles, Th e Sanford Herald, Sanford, Fla,, 32771. choose from. Decide what old seats and backs. Duck and drill presen ts a newer look in out. Please sign your letter. Upon publication, however, only Initials pieces you can use and wha t cloth are used in chairs, urn- door furniture. will be used ). Question -- - Editor: I recently read a classified advertisement on a house which I recognized from the desc ri ption of the home. I thought It was priced much higher than that printed In th e ad. I called about the house and the real estate salesman at th e of fi ce I phon ed said he was sorry but that the house had been sold at th e advertised price. lie asked if he could show me something else simillar to the house adver tised. My question is this: Could th is have been a "come on" advertisement? —Mrs. JNK frs.JNK: I seriously doubt It. Some real es ta te offices prepare th eir HO-MES FOR AMERICANS __________ _______ _________ __________________ ____ ;. - __ _ • : _________ EUTCHIN DINING rjd The wife and 1 are from North Carolina. We're In the process of buying a home in Casselben'y. How long do we have before we must pur'hase Florida drivers' licenses ? I've heard so many tales about this l don't kmw what to believe. —No Name Please Dear No Name: llere's the straight stuff for yov two Tarheels,wahjn3o days of establishing your residence in this state, accepting employwent, or carolling a child or ehlldten In school, you must purchase Florida driver,' li censes. And , welcome to Florida! We're happy to have you. -. IEDIM M iO'-Q%It-i •OuIIO' ~I t , I ATM - Is Now Available For PLA lOOM : t1 0 ci SID100M iro.ir-o' I Ito I30 .Af-a 2r'Ige Nixon Seeks Realtors' Help In Energy Crisis - ---------- ,.iiui.iii - - Z home trade in commercial building .. 169 W. Broadway, Oviedo, Fla. .. i.. _, ...._.. usuusiat — - . - J' - How to change a SQUARE When Buying Appliances • -- - Know Responsibilit es - I into a good EINJ )'ç4 II I4Uj5 one w iris E more A 0owpMe LIM cdI-/oue &taqe4 ORLANDO, FLA. 32808 P. 0. Bo 15637 Pine Hill Station 4340 W Colonial Hwy. 50 Wesy (j\ OPEN B'tl$ -- _ W.ektoys _ ' Sot£Sun. _'- i) - ' Li I - tin' M •'for ""'—_tSi.*I,,pI,as.v.ds,i*jv. I i - 1 Tefface f Introducing the "Wren". An six. cuing new concept in carefree livir.g....an atrium designed, single-family home with all the luxury, comfort and privacy you've dreamed about, 0I <--: - SANFORD • OVIELIO • LONGWOOD • 'WINTER PARK. ORAJGF CITY* • CENTURY PLAZA' 'OpC1;c!s/ SuOn HEAT Geneva Terrace ' ONLY 2 MODELS LEFTI Beautiful Homes with the amenities you expect and deserve. 4 bedrooms, 2 baths — Central l heat and air dishwasher garbage disposal fully carpeted electric range and hood outdoor patios sodded front and side lawns, - - - - - Off West 25th St.. Sanford; near Geneva Gardens Apartments. VA/FHA FINANCING -- WILCO Lj.AND A DrLL,OpMENT otnka - - Plus those extra touches that mean the difference betw6en "avarage" and "excellent." East on 434 Iron-i 17.92 to Moss With First Federal of Seminole as your "greenhouse," your account will be in full-bloom in no time. And you'll be humming "Everything's Coming Up Roses." FIRST The , 2 The . FEDERAI4OF` EMINOLE HAMS_________________________ I oorn__________________ WIN *6100101,% - : I PH.29S.0981 -- ofve goo of I . - I "MW't HOMIS ••,, S FOR PENNIES A DAY! There's nothing like those first, soft, warm April mornings to put you in a planting mood. So while your mind is on green things, we'd like to remind you that now's a good timeand growing to plant the seed of savings. Just come by First Federal of Seminole and make that initial deposit . or invest In out high-earning 'saving certifi cates. . . and we'll help you nurture your savings program with growth-boosting Interest. . .......,., 1 acreage v the seeds of slivillgs and watch them groivl, ..—,.,vv, ' - BEAT .., -. I - I,, - I And It's There Real Estate mome buys in Ameica tWay. i WatteE wfl he4p you cut your r*w borne cost even by mkng I possbto fo to dO 5CM of your qn inter, ftnjsb You decide ow truth. The more you do. No more money you saw. OME IN AND OPEN UP ONE OF OUR BARRELS OF INSTANT MORTGAGE MONEY. TAKE WHAT YOU NEED FOR YOUR NEW JIM WALTER-BUILT HOME. HP ff - hornesites . Following a speech which he to do all that you can In this made last November at the respect." Annual Convention of the National Asacciation of The National Association of Realtors, President Nixon Realto rs is determined to meet called upon the Association to th is cha llenge and to guide support 'Project Indepen- Realtors in discharging their dence-.--1930" for complete responsibilities to their real national self-sufficiency in estate clien ts with regard to the energy by the end of the present energy problem. Realtors will decade. counsel their clients to consider "The many members of the more seriously than ever the National A ssociation of relationship between Realtors," Mr. Nixon said, prospective home and business "with their numerous corn- sites and trnspotatIon munity ties, can play a vita l Today, Realtors can assist part in getting the message to the home buyer in calculating In nornea .m. WW,U, OtlU .i - cornomnea I IItUF P1LI we want to make a special ap peal cost of shelter and tran. to you and all of your members sp0rtatiun . • custom built homes FEATURING a modest 1,370 square feet of living area, this home looks and lives more like a luxurious ranch. A decorative screen divides the entrance foyer from the spacious and comfortable living room which flows into the pleasant dining room overlooking a rear garden. A roomy, eat-in kitchen features a planning corner. The laundry is adjacent to the kitchen. The bedroom wing includes three bedrooms and two ba ths, one for the master suite. ,....,... Il rd N 2S - .. rr FLOOR d, 'SI But Sunday, April 21,1974—SC : - = : U riff Hard - Minimum Rental of 625 Square Feet LIVING s - I GAIAGE ci sh LjT 1i The Sanford Herald By ANDY LANG lack of trees, the location of the AP Newsfeatures access road, whether the house — L Q. I'd li ke to apply a pene- will be wi th or wi thout a (rating oil stain to th e wood aid. basement and, possibly th e IF In spite of the current limited by law to comparitively for lending money at be low the Corporation insure the first 20 ing on a house we are having most important of all, the buil t. Will one coat be stif. drainage conditions on shortage of home mortgage low ceilings on interest rates on usury level. (State usur limits to 25 percent of a mortgage loan the land, funds In most parts of the loans which they insure. This do not apply to FHA or VA. to a lender. Th is e ficient? I've got two co nflicting Desirable drainage soils inna bles many United States, there are still a factor, coupled with the delay ba cked loans.) opinions, lending insti tutions which ordude sands, foams and gravels. variety of long-te rm credit and red ta pe frequently inaA A. Buyers of new homes can dinarily would not make more The rule of thumb On The highest point on the sources which the prospective volved in getting government sometimes arrange for stain Is that two coats are pre. property Is often th e best, the t ha n a 75 percent loan to le nd up bu yer of residential prope rty uacking for loans, makes some bu ilder to hold the deed (erred on rough-surfaced sid- because it provides the proper under a to 95 pe rce nt of property cost should consider approaching. sellers reluctant to deal with co ntract which stipulates that a wi thout increasing their own I ng, one coat on smooth-sur. surface drainage away from Not all types of lenders or. loans the FHA or VA. FHA down- long-term mortgage will be risk. faced. The second coat should the house in all directi o ns, and are available in ever)' corn- 1a'nIwnt requirments are: 3 found when money becomes be put on rough siding Imme- the subsurface or groun W he n a borrower contacts a 0 d water munity, but a brief outline of Ircent of purchase price up to chea pe r. Another way in which lending institution, he should diately after the first coat. If will be at the greatest dep th . the current mortgage money $15,000 to $25,000, 10 percent of a You wait too long more than buyer may be able to hedge first of all find out who Is market may provide some the amount over $15,000 pl an hour — the first coat will act us against long-term corn- responsible for making home Also good is a hillside where ideas about where to seek home $200; over $25,000, 15 percent of unitnients; at high interest rates loans, theii determine what as a sealer and prevent the dr ainage water can be routed financing, amount over $25,000 pl us $1,200. is to find a lender who will kind of loans they have second coa t from pene trating. ar ound the high side of GET A HOME IMPROVEMENT LOAN After the second coat is applied, house for runoff at the ends and imIn approximate order of lans with no downpa)lnent agree to a variable interest avai la ble. lie should ioquire po r ta UP TO 55,000 FOR 5 YEARS nce in tcrms of volume and no mortgage insurance rate, under which th e current about interest rates and keep an eye on it. If it hasn't low side. But there are times NO DOWN PAYMENT of hcme mcrtgages; handled are premiums are still available to high price for money would be amortization periods, and what penetrated at ter an hour or two, when it is most convenient to th e fo ll owing kinds of lending hono wi pe off the excess, rably discharged veterans adjusted if and when the percentage of a purchase price pla ce th e house flat ground, institutions: savings and loan of World War 11. VA- market drops. The incentive for the lender will in which case theon soil aroun -000 d associations , commercial guaranteed loans are especially the lender here is the (act that advance, lie should find out Q. — I have sketched a patio the structure should be built up banks, Federal crc(lit agencies, attractive because the agency many borrowers would re. alotit closing costs, discount lounge I )lafl to build. There or graded to facilitate the OW FL 01Q/DA STATE BANK mutual savmgs L;,nhs, state &hc wit have a dollar li:uit as finanite anyway if a 2 or :pwnt xni:b, escalation i laues, and will be wooden wheels on one of surface water away [ruin the g INSTALMENT LOAN DEPT. and local irIa agencies life does F'IIA. interest rate improvement penalty poth ts.Me loan P• end for easy movement from , foundation. SANFORD MmW, of u,"tsd Fr-st Flcdc I&.ib,, Ic one pla ce to another. I ex pect to !ca1 retirement funds, real which can have the effect of an escape clause keeps the loan what Is the mamum amount SANFORD MEMBERF.D.I.0 make these of 2 by 6 lumber. PH.322-1611 estate investment is ts , an d reducing downpayment with i ts originator, they will lend? at'a th e best way to cut private non-insured pension requirements, is available Another fact that prospecti ve them? Into a house funds. Q. We moved ----.-. thrn,wh nL mDnt£1UIUIWI Znfnl •ptn,,a MUIIUWVI3 5IIUUIU A. use a 10 in- UUS past winter with gas heat. P Savings and loan associa ti ons Mortgage Association (GNMA, keep In mind is that tight money scribe two circles on the wood. Our neighbor tays the pilot light usually oiler 75, 80 and 90 or "Ginny Mae" )backed loans, conditions are more prevalent, How you cut the wheels to shape In the burner should percent loans, amortized over in ample supply through con- by and large, in urban than in depends on t of tools you oil after the heating season and )fl 1't_ -U -W, years. LiIV iu percent vennonam lenong institutions. rural areas. Borrowers " have on hand. It's'a tough Job relit at the start of the next /d loans are grequen'.ly limited to In states which have usury therefore may find better with a hand saw, not only season. Our utility man says the about $30,000 payable in 25 limits set at unreallsiticaliy low prospects for loans in small because of the work Involved In pilot light should not be turned years. Insurance companies levels, conventional mortgage towns. cutting but because of all the off. Who is right? and pension funds usually offer money is almost unavailable, The Borrowers who have sanding that will have to be 75 percent loans payi,ble in up unles.s the borrower is willing to goodm x incomes and good credit done to shape the wheels A. — There are two schools of to 30 years. agency, Inc. make some concessions, such standing, but who are unable or properly. It's easier to use a thought about this. One says The two chief federal home as the paying of "points" or unwilling to make large power sabre saw, lathe, band. turning off the pilot light saves credit agencies, the Federal discounts, or agreeing to downpayments to finance a saw or stationary jigsaw with gas. The other says that keepREAL ESTATF CUSTOM BUILDING I lousing Administration and the deposit money in an account home, should consider the the right blade. ing lion uses only a tiny amount Veterans Administration, have with the lending institutions Private Mortgage Insured loan .> of gas but prevents cona number of programs for In- which will pay less than the or PMI Under a PM!, Insuring We have a piece of densatlon and corrosion. I once suing home loans. It should be highest available interest rates, companies such as the Mor- ". property more than four acres, lived In a house with gas heat, , noted that these agencies are thus compensating the lender tgage Guarcntee Insurance Part of it Is hilly, part flat, never turned off the pilot light Where's the best place on it to and never had any trouble. The locate a house that we will use burner was equipped with a for weekends and vacations? safety device to keep the gas Consider Outdoor Family Room I A. - Nobody can tell you that valve closed If the pilot light unless they see the property. A went out — as all gas burners lot of factors are involved, Should be and generally are, Be Looking ahead to a summer "partitions" to define the space outdoor room where this could including the multiplicity or sure yours has this equipment. we all will be traveling-- less and of the outdoor family room. be arm U -- annrnnrint rrr'•' II vnii J sta ying at home more, the This, of course, is probably a bird ba th and bird feeder you people of the American hedge that keeps out Un- will probably welcome some * Association of Nurserymen welcome noise, provides new wildlife guests. Be sure to suggest this may be a good time privacy, freshens and cools the include games in the to consider designing c family air wi th its own natural air arrangement—perhaps a room outdoors. What they are conditioning. If you have space badminton net just outside the talking about is something enough, a shade tree or a room, maybe croquet, and, 3 more than the traditional patio flowering tree here and there inside the outdoor family room (although it may be an ex- will be a smart addition. Th is a weather-resistant chess and tension of that concept may be a place, too, to put in checkerboard, space for a because It should be planned to some of your favorite flowers bridge table if that's your : accommodate much more and plan ts, much In the same game, a dart board, w ha tever 3653221 f am ily activity, way you add pictures and bric- famil y fun you like. 0 . "('..rrItlflP nil II,.. ,-Iift,.rn. h..... .1 • U& Ulf i-uius. w elfi inuuor z-iannmng and preparing (Ills things you do in the indoor family room, kind of outdoor extension to th e family room," the nursery Have you been wan ting to home Is an enjoyable acti vity people say, "and decide how make a rock garden? Surely for most families, the nursery they can be moved to an out- there will be a corner of the people find. door room. It's a place for relaxation, of course, with comfortable furnishings. It may be where television i viewing takes place. It Is the game room. And, on entertainrmnt occasior;, it is the party place." MI of these the functions, nursery ByLOUISELGILL supply any needed service. spokesmen point out, are easily F.xtenslon Economics Agent Read carefull y and make sure and att'actively moved outhe fully understands the terms doors with Just a small amount Anyone who buys a new of any warranty or service of planning. product has the right to expect contract. Know what (lie An important element, ac- , ,,., ,,,,, ,, UII4I5 L-UVVsI:p;dCfl1. cording to the nursery serviceable it necessary. Most ent, parts, labor? Know his own authorities, is the installation of are, but occasional problems do responsibility for cire, use and some sort of "walls or arise, maintenance. Follow How can an app!iince buyer manufacturer's instructions or owner protect himself regarding operation and care. against excessive serive problems or costs? lie might The wise consumer will make begin by onserving these simple sure 't is not due to his neglect suggestions: Buy from a or carelessness that an apreputable dealer who can pliance needsl service. - - "' TWO CAI 'L] Here's the Answer i ftft In In Downtown Sanford - •AH iY-C1'sif-c' -'•-• ...'. r .: • o Magnolia and 3rd Street __________ -......-.. -- ___ - of Monroe 0 -f-fill" B d _____ _____ I . _________________ _____________________________________________ --- -_--- -- '. - _____ Ftum te to rne a borne they plan to advertise is sold before publication. Usually, the real estate office will call in ano th er ad and "kill" the copy on the sold house. Sometimes, however, th e real ctte office wW miss time deadline, U th e call comes into The Herald early enongb th e Claf1ed Depaent will put what Is known as a "Sold" tab diagonally across the ad to Indicate It has - been fold. Further, I feel certain the real estate salesman was only trying to help you when he suggsted a simillar borne In the same area siuce yeu Indicated enough interest in the home advertised to call about it. Editor : I was rece ntly told that th e City of Sanford rec ently adopted a new sign or di nance and that a short time later it was changed v pe rmit real esta te companies to install "For Sale" signs In fron t of homes they listed wi tho paying the prescribed fees. Why was this done? —ms Dear ELS: Initially, the ordinance was not Intended to Include th e sta ndard sized real estate 4u which a real estate firm or a homeowner might desire to place on th e front lawn In advertising a property for sale, Secondly, the ordinance was amended by th e City Commission at th e request of the City's building department because It would be Impossible for cu3' partially enf orce such a provision. Consequently, th e City Commission eliminated th e necessity fees on all such signs no Larger than six square feet. We are pleased to announce the completion of the _____:1 - Or WILCO CONHTRUC"FION COMPAN'r BALES HANDLED BY WILCO LAND OOMPAX-'lY YUU8XD1AR1K or WIL.L4NFt INOUJT}tIKI J[2 r AIR CONDITIONING For Cooling aIoo or complete year around Air Conditioning—play It smart and invest your money In equipment that will last longer— provide more Comfort. GET THE FACTS- CALL 322.6390 SANFORD HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING 2619 S. Sanford Ave. Sanford PUT AN AD IN IT. AND TURN IT LOOSE IN Ilir S.,151f1111f I Lifestyles PUBLISHED EVERY SUNDAY 322-2611 Extension 70 131-9993 �-_=- 6C—The Sanford Herald Sunday, April 21, 1974 The Sanford Herald Bad Side To Owning Condominiums To Serve You ami I.. . jo . JUNE LORMANN OWNER. REALTOR ASSOC -- - ' -. ROY PHILLIPS I1ALTOR ASSOC. ' • ______________..-.• ___________________ HOMES ACREAGE IRENE WILLIAMS REALTOR 1 " APPRAISING COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL REAL ESTATE SALES n ROBERT MOONEY REALTOR ASSOC. 338-1707 BOB BALL REALTOR ASSOC. Stop in or Call Us Today , REALTORS a associ*y 230 S. Hwy 17.92 Casselberry, Fla. - I Realtors Join The Nations In Energy Saving Drive r, Former Secretary of the builders should take into heat gain in summer and 'Interior Stewart Udall, con;itkrat ion against winter wind.s; ' paking at a building exBuildings should be - Solar shades, balconies, position in Chicago recently, oriented so as to minimize solar overhangs, vertical louvers and S termed the current energy heat load in the summer and awnings over windows facing • crisis 'the dominant political expose to cold winds in winter; south and west provide cooling -• and economic fact of the - A rectangular building shade in summer; 1170s," and said that it was with the long axis oriented to - In buildings designed with serious than anyone has face north and south suffers openable windows natural • I "mor' let on." less solar heat gain in summer, ventilation can be used to "The energy . . . will be With a l_to_2L side ratio, the maintain comfortable con• •I dominant in our lives for at buIlthngwjiluse 29 perntl ditions in moderate weather; least a decade," Udall energy for cooling if the short —Windowsshould be made of predicted, and said that the axis faces north and south heat - reflecting or heat. days of abundance and cheap rather than east an west. aboöIng glass; energy are over. He suggested - One large building has less - Vertical windows in every a belt-tightening process for the surface exposed to heating and other module of a wall should be nation, including the use of cooling than several small used rather than a continuous smaller cars, less highway buildings, and a building with a horizontal window band: construction, increased square floor plan has less - In office buildings of glass building of public tran- surface exposed to the weather curtain wall construction, glass sportatlon and the boosting of than a rectangular one; or plastic storm windows can be the railroads back Into a more - Heat losses can be reduced installed on the inside of the prominent role in tran. by building partially below existing glass panels; ! sportation. grade and employing beams; - Double or triple glazing Some design factors which - Existing building? and should be used for all windows; trees can be used in orienting - Insulation should be innew buildings so as to shield stalled in walls and roofs of them against excessive solar buildings. r I Be Sure You OWN Your Own Home! get full Title protection through TITLE INSURANCE • Acreage Commercial Homesites I, JIM LORMANN ReALTOR 44 Specializing In - from b) V cau1jc2 EE : G and Protect Your Investment also: ESCROW SERVICE National Realtors Adopt New Identity Trademark 831-1942 OFFICE 834-1260 HOME Billy S. Pilo Jan, Realtor HWY. 434 - LONGWOOD. FLA. 327 aord That blistering old sun—the same one that burns you U after too much time on the 1 beach or awakens you early when it peeks through the drapes—p,icks the punch to permanently cool off the energy crunch. . Why? It can supply endless amounts of electricity and heating for a large variety of SANFORD— Mini grove. A superbly constructed home. 3 large bedrooms, 2 baths, buitt.In breakfast nook, enclosed front £ back porches. Many extra built-In features. Deep well and sprinkler system. Lot size 235' on street s 133'. In choice Marvania Section of Sanford. A great buy, $41000. Forrest fli Greene, REAL109 InC./REALTORS do..uling with a member of OF MID.FLOUIDA THE BEST TIME TO BUY A HOME WAS YESTERDAY -- FOR OBVIOL REASONS. BUT SINCE THAT CAN'T BE DONE, THE NEXT-BEST TIME 1 BUY IS NOW. WIIH RISING CONSTRUCTION COSTS, INCREASING MOi TGAGE INTEREST RATES, AND THE INFLATION SPIRALS YOUR BE' INVESTMENT FOR THE FUTURE IS NEW HOME TODAY. - 11L N. Lake Formosa Drive. Orlando, Florida. Phone 8987661 119 2 .LTC)R' Exclusive Agents . Pests Ready To Launch Attack There are a number of things your hedge plant. Vacant a reas excellent selection of rose that should be done In April to in hedges can be replanted bushes now. Th e foliage is .._ suw wu wtu dUCfl ac- since ugustrum and Viburnum clean, clar)c green, and the bush - Celebratinci.Our 100th Year In Business I HILL - - ..,.. LUMBER & HARDWARE 213W. 3rd 5, J ________________ We Have What ' 1 , I You're Looking For ' HOME SITE NEW HOME Nice, ' $01lied J I coo (II V I COMMERCIAL • Clean, neat, well cared for I bOdrOOSn, 1 bath. family room. Cottage In back. Double car garage. fenced yard. 2O,5OO 32,50O , I '1 HA LL ,M. - -. - Off ic nillnr The cmzItl h,,tfprflt, that •tfl. I IS.t for the caterpi ll ar is a bright blue with an orange abdomen. The eggs hatch ra ther quickly and th e young worms appear almost over night. If a good stomach poisoning such as Sevin applied to the new growth young worms will be easily controlled. After the worms grow older they become more difficult to kill. laws i OLDER HOME E cc ellen? b usines s locallon. SSilOO Corner io'on rr.nch Ave Old two story garag, apartment on property. cording to the Florida Nur- both are available In serymen and Growers stock." Association (FNGA). The If spntihnt'pnnt The you have not trimmed unt,,warm wea ther is going to bring crotons after win ter wea ther about chinch bug invation in has ceased, then the FNGA your St. Augustine Lawn. suggest you do It now. Long, If you have not applied a slender stems can be made to chinch bug control material, produce healthy branching by now is a good time. These bugs cutting the plants back one. will begin to Lay their eggs this third. Always fertilize after monthand this will Increase the pruning with any good mixed population to the extent that the fertilizer, lawn may suifer before you Most nurserymen have an notice the presence of bugs. Check wi th your local FNGA nurseryman for the correct materials. Oleanders will be growing rapidly as the weather warms and new growth is subject to attack by the oleander caterater. may have numerous blossoms. In order to keep your plant healthy e aft - .... r It Ic rtir,'hnrnA you need to spray at least once a week. There are about three materials you need, Malathion. Kelthane, and Dithane M-45 or Fore. These insecticides all prevent Invasion of Insects such Rs aphids, red spider, and fungus. Should you hav e powdery mildew, Acti-dione PM will take care of it. I 2606 S. Orlando Dr. (Hwy 17-92) l 'I ' Iln,,aIp..rnn..I IiIbUIIUIII UUVIIJUI IIUIII hedges are growing rapidly. This new growth Is readily attacked by aphids. Again, Malathion is the best control. You may need to spray once every 7-10 days until you get them eradicated. These two hedge-type plants may shoot up long, slender growth during this month. Most of this growth should be removed In order to produce a denser branching of In nuounc oing a .t V*&J rtaj '*44 ,44 1144 i.t.t. . LTP Realty Co. iU; Forrest Greene Opens j - 4 j enclosed garage. $7750O ,500 I ,Iu I I neigh. borhood. 3 bedroom. 7 bath, wall to wall car. peting, Utility room, Beautiful wodid lot 133: Frontage 300 feet dnp. Wkiva Hills. . -. it •:. I -, - - Sanford ______ ..a "canned 1 (Formerly McQuilIian Realty, Inc.) DeLAND 840 S. Boulevard 736.2755 AlIh • LOTS 4 .,r•. Lake Mary PC ' t'*4 since 1969 will manage the new office lie is active in residential and investment sales, appraisa!s and syn. dication and Participates in local, state, national and in ternational real estate associations. The Lake Mary office staff The firm will also offer In. Includes realtor associates, vestment and commercial Mary Ferry and Josephine opportunities. The family cor po ration owned by Forrest LAKE MARY—Forrest Greene Inc., Realtors has opened a new offi ce in this city at the corner of Lake Mary Boulevard and Fifth Street to help serve the housing needs of res idents and prospective residents 4*4 4* ACREAGE 44- Complete rtrj Real Estate •* a a rk tJ 44 Service WE WILL HELP YOU If You Want To Buy or Sell ACREAGE INDUSTRIAL RESIDENTIAL I ADDRESS: (St,te1 See John Krider, Associate for sensible answers to all your financial questions. - i .444. 444 4.4. 4 41 P44.4 1*44 lI_I, The Swallows," An 874-acre protect adjoining Hwy 17-92 in DeBary consisting of private homesites, condominiums, country club,- and an 18 hole golf course soon to open. '444 .4*4 40 4*1 .1I lusive Agents ..qW*4 4441114" -44 tel-cIt-ti' :rr1 1'cthnr ('.r,,,......*.... ulluvu sons, Allan and Errol, sa.s organized in 1969. stain office is at 1304 W. Fairbanks Ave., Winter Park and branch offices are in Apopka and lake Mary. The firm is a full service real estate organization offering residential sales with a trade-in program, commercial, acreage, p r o p e r t y man management, appraisals and syndication - Hattaway Realty .. -44id , NAM: See Florida Federal Savings ommerclal IS • HOMES Aren't You Glad Highway 436, Alt(Irnonte Spring-, Flciridcl 32701 I DeBARY 58 Hwy 17-92 6684423 Errol Greene, a Lake Mary resident and broker and realtor Clip and mail to: Florida Federal Savings, 919 W iCity) Casselberry Gardens, Inc. c, thrr It's all in a free, fact-filled brochure, "Why Buying ci I for 838-4141 20 S. Hwy 17-92 Casselberry per .vIa ANSWER: IWIPUTTIMMMMIM 626 - - \_1F]J(JI the HOME BUiLDERS ASSOCIATION Seminole County Board of Realtors - Ph. (305) 3235774 I Achieving these goals isn't considered hard. —Rooftop solar units are ugly. Some techniques of hiding them from public view have to be found. —There m:ust be a willingness by large-601C developers to use solar heating. Thus far, with some exceptions, there has been a lack of interest among subdividers. They have been discouraged by the high cost of the units. is a member of the LUCITE I, Florida Federal office for your free copy or send in the coupon today. conquered. —The cost of producing electricity through solar power plants is now higher than for comparable nuclear or gas— and coal-fired plants. Heavy additional funding Is needed for research to slash the cost. —Solar water and space heaters aren't always reliable and there's a large installation cost. Ways of making the system more reliable and cutting the cost are needed. Casselberry Land Co. For the third time in a decade estate Industry are confronted policies, instituted by the extremely few transactions are of home financing institutions the property owners of America with a scarcity of funds Federal Government tocombat made at these rates today. by removing unnecessary are facing the prospect of available for mortgage loans inflation, have brought about a Mortgage rates over 9 per cent restrictions on conventional hardship (au('(I hr prob!ertis in and with interest rates that :ItUatiOri ill which iiortg.ge now prevail over much of the com;truction loans; housing Finance. As in 1966 and have risen rapidly to record money for new homes, or for United States, and have oc. 1969-70, potential home buyers, heights, existing homes in good neigh- casionally topped 10 per cent. —Adjust FIIA downpayment sellers anti members of the real Restrictive monetary borhoods, is "tight" or To bring emergency relief requirements and increase unavailable in more than two- from these oppressive con- maximum FHA mortgage Joan thirds of the nation. In some dilions in the mortgage market, amounts to reflect rising costs; areas, leading institutions have realtor-backed legislation has Increase the maximum temporarily stopped accepting been introduced in Congress, amount of conventional mornew mortgage applications. Senate Hill 5.2735, introduced Others have imposed strict by Sen. John Sparkman iD, tgages made by federallyEXTERIOR PAIN credit rationing. often Ai. ('h.irn. .1 Il... C......'.- chartered savings and loans: ..IMIlIU1fl UI LIIV restricting mortgage loans to housing Subcommittee and ...Channel funds into housing regular customers. Sen. John Tower (H, Tex.), by removing obsolete and Where they are available, ranking minority member of I uzutxai -y resu-icuons on me unnecessary loans are often being offered the committee, would: operations of the Federal under stringent terms, such as —Attract funds into morNational Mortgage Association, 1 1" SEALS YOUR 2Oto30 pe rcentdownpayments tgage lending financial in. 1,4 11 Federal Home Loan Mortgage a nd short amortization periods. stitutions by pe rmitting 100 per HOUSE AGAINST Corporation .usePault and Gov&nment Interest rates, whether for cent federal insurance on state, THE WEATHERI NatIonaI Mortga ge financing new or existing county and municipal govern. Associations; LUCITE" )400SE homes, are far higher than they ment deposits: PAINT dr,s to a were six months or a year ago. protecOye aheet Ihati —Increase federal deposit —Authorize commercial IIeibIe Stretches and Whereas conventional loan i ns urance limits from $20,000 to banks to expand mortgage r,na When your house ra tes of 7.75 ce nt or below o,000 on individual deposit lending activities and to thI$ to prevent cracng were common over most of the accounts: pei1ng Shown beat ay provide for interim financing t'st to lest longer than country in the Spring of 1973, —Liberalize lending powers for the construction of housing. lrad. ng ri) jse part Home Today Will Make Sense Tomorrow," Stop by any on money and manpower to the effort, by the year 2000 solar energy could provide 35 per cent of the nation's total building heating needs and 20 per cent of all electrical needs. They are confident because they point out that solar energy reaching the earth in three days more than matches the combined energy of all the world's fossil fuels. There are sor.e problems which will have to be Buyers Are Facing Housing Woes Sanford Florida III Insist Ignored solar energy—the sun's heat—because of the abundance and cheapness of oil and gas. This is no longer true. Because of the energy crisis, Interest In solar energy is now about as hot as the sun itself. Scientists are predicting that, given the proper financing, solar energy could be developed into an abundant fuel supply within the next 15 years. Some experts contend that if the country commits enough 4 LAKE MARY— Over 4000 sq. It. under roof. Four larg. bedrooms, 3 baths, $00 sq. It. of family room with massive brick fireplace. 2 car garae. Gorgeous swimming pool, professionally land. sca ped. Zoned agriculture. Have your own horse, and live with gustoifi $74,flO. The Seminole County Board the new trademark identifies of Realtors today announced its members of the National LAKE MARY— Swim, fish, but at Crystal Lake adoption of a new trademark in Association of Realtors as public park nearby. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, family connection trained experts in the real room, pretty tenced yard with lots of trees. Ten. name of its nctional estate profession. The term nessee stone fireplace. $2S00. organization. The new "Realtor," she said, "is a trademark identifies the federallj registered trademark National Atsociat4on of reserved for the use of the Realtors, formerly known as National Association and only the National Association of its members are allowed to use Real Estate Boards. it. It's for this reason," Mrs. The announcement was made Hartman pointed out, "that the by Shirley Hartman, president term Realtor In both the of the local board of Realtors, trademark and the According to Mrs. Hartman, association's name." 11, the new name of the national The Realtor trademark also iN W. LAKE MARY BLVD. group and the new trademark Identifies the world's largest 3234353 Main Office 45.2333 signify the Association's business association, Mrs. reaffirmation of its dedication Hartman concluded, to protecting the right of. American property owners to a suitable place to the "The National Association of Realtors," said Mrs. Hartman, has tradition of speaking for the property owners of our country, and we're working," she continued, "at all levels—in Washington as well as In state and local governments—to achieve legislation that wm Should I keep waiting for home mortgage interest make home ownership possible rates to drop before I buy a home? to everyone who wants Asian example, Mrs. Hart. ma pointed to the National Association's recent proposals for national legislation to ease the mortgage money cr151!. Mrs. Hartman explained that THINKING ABOUT BUYING? BUILDING? REMODELING? Without the beneficial rays of Old Sol, you wouldn't be alive' now. Neither would any other human, animal or plant life. Earth w uld be ao dead planet without growth and no future. With the sun, the earth manages to hum along despite wars and pollution. General knowledge of how solar energy can be tapped for electricity and building heat has been around for years. But man has generally - LLJ N.rar uses for at least a few billion years. All that's needed to harness it is the proper technology. Up to now, man has generauy ignored the sun as a permanent direct power source—even though man wouldn't exist without the sun. The massive star—hanging up there 93 million miles away—already acts as a kind of permanent battery to keep the earth going. JI•U. OUkiiuii: • By HERB LAWRENCE Copley News Service -.--.. NOW OPEN LAKE MARY OFFICE )9741 Harness Sun 's Power, Solve Energy Crisis [JUiTI1 MIAMI tAP) - If you buy an that cost him one-tenth of that over a 50-year period, leases are unconscionable," "Whn we bought our apart- living increase. Wagenhals apartment n a 50unit con- figure. The council claims that most says R.E. Wagenhals, who pre- ment, we didn't get the docu- based his tables on an annual iomlnium with a $50-a-month Arid, according to charts recreation leases are patently pared the charts. "We think mentatlon on it until after we Increase of S per cent. recreation lee, you and the oth- drawn by the Condominium Ex- unfair and is trying to get the people should make a fair profit moved in," he said. "I didn't "I think that's er apartment owners may pay ecutive Council of Florida, the legislature to outlaw the leases On investments, but this is ri- learn until then that there was because the cost ofconservative, living rose 6 the developer $3.7 million over developer and his heirs would or sharply reduce their terms. diculous." an escalation clause In the rec- per cent last year, and if it conthe next 10 years for facilities earn 163 million from that lease "That'z why we say these Wagenhals was manager of reation lease." tinues at present rates It will hit market research and future deWagenhals says he enjoys the about 13 per cent in 1974," be velopmcnt for the Timken Roll. condominium lifestyle, "but if I s.4ys. er Bearing Co. when he retired knew what I know now, I never In a 1,000-unit condominium in 1970. He moved to Fort Lau- would have bought the place." where residents paid $50 a derdale in 1971 and was the first He developed tables showing month for recreation leases, the our Associates president of the condominium how much developers would developer and his heirs would ' association at the complex earn from recreation leases takeinmoreflujn.$7.Smilljonin where he lives, Are Waiting that include an annual cost-of- the first 10 years. Sunday, April 21, _. W. GARNETT WHITE ..1. -- REAL ESTATE BROKER Ph. 322.7881 107 W. Commercial '- I .. .: - Sanford - A Complete Real Estate Service That You Waited? We now offer the only meaningful home buyer protection plan. We firmly believe that or home buyer should receive some assurance; that for the first crucial year of ownership, the home's major equipment should operate trouble-free. That's why the homes we sell are "Palace Guard.ed." This means you don't have to worry about spending one single penny for any of these problms: LEAKY FAUCETS CLOGGED TOILETS NO HOT WATER CLOGGED SEWERS SUMP PUMP FAILURE CORRODED DUCT WORK FAULTY LIGHT SWITCHES CLOGGED DRAINS U..:. Hattaway Realty 8317500 Hwy 434 Longwood 163 Santando Springs Dr. S SHORT CIRCUITS 4AIR CONDITIONING BREAKDOWN • WORN-OUT PLUMBING FIXTURES • DIRTY FURNACE IFMERGENCY SERVICE • FAULTY FUSE BOX • FAULTY CIRCUIT BREAKERS • CRACKED LAUNDRY TUBS *CRACKED TOILET BOWLS-TANKS •DIRTY BURNERS •FAUCET REPAIRS *LOOSE TOILET BOWLS •CL000ED TRAPS *LEAKY PIPE JOINTS *FAULTY DOOR BELLS-CHIMES *BURNED OUT BLOWER MOTORS *FAULTY THERMOSTATS *FAULTY ELECTRICAL OUTLETS AND MANY, MANY MORE WHY NOT STOP IN OR CALL US FOR OUR FULL LIST OF "PALACE GUARD-ED" HOME? YOU'LL BE GLAD YOU DIDI 'U - ROBERTS & GILMAN REALTORS paw t GUR0 905 N. HWY 17.92 2 MILE SOUTH OF HWY 434 LONOWOOD 830.5500 i �SC—The Sanford Herald Sunday, April 21, 1974 The Sanford Herald r,. ON THE , uni ic Area Townhouse Village Work Starts &a ,Farm Wages T:) Change 0 By FRANK J. JASA CountyAgr1cuftura Agent I' mayor Sugar mm, a NO-acre corn"1 believe one of our most Land Co., a wholly-owned Other Florida Land Co. Orlando; and Greenbelt, a Lo well flanks recently joined munity near New Smyrna valuable assets Is our subsidiary of Florida Gas Co. f projects include Orangewood,a 1,400-acre project north of By ANDY LANG headlights (who cuts grass at Dave Olson in planting a pair of Beach. magnificent growth of trees and Winter Park. The community 4,500-acre community halfway Orlando. silver oak trees. Olson, AP Newafeatures executive vice one of our primary goals is to being designed around the Joe between Orlando and Disney night?), a cigarette tighter, president of Florida [anti Co., preser'e those trees. The other day I was literally ash tray and a glove Lee.designed golf course which World and including its own The Initial 80-unit townhouse Te ceremony marked the developer of Sugar Mill, emstirring things up in our garden partznvzit. What, no is rapidly gaining a reputation tourist attraction, Sea World; cluster was designed by the tefresh- beginning of corustruction on the initial golf townhouse village at tree-planting, ln)Tiad of tools on the market being developed by Florida munity 15 miles north of Murphy, Hunton, Shivers and Yo the state. Y ou can . that have taken much of the shrubs with single or double Brady. The units In b upwork out of making the house bladers, battery-operated or irregular roof distinguished by and grounds more presentable- electrically 1 041* lines to take advantage of the There .,# * . Power tools of one sort and are and steeply-contoured terrian, and another are available for dolng a stucco exteriors with wood trim combina ti ons; almrything on the prop. shears with powe to blend into the heavily. ;= eorn need only be wooded site. • chides the squeezing of trig.r4._ electric tools that cultivate and _i•Li I ') .f . ,cr0 _____________ gets, the punching of buttons, ____ pulverize the soil. the turning of keys and dw One day I actually saw a man pulling Sounds mego out into his backyard with no chanical gadgets echo through more tools than a spade, a hoe every suburban village and and a rake. If his neighbors had town on weekends, Everybody can tell by the be fdhe __ : . __ . the work. type of noise a neighbor is been thrown out Nee making exactly what kind of around .the-property.wi thou t. club. work he is doing. The guy or gal u.sing.any.elbowgrease — -1 fb long will it who Is clipping hedges with a A N .. j -4l'fl eut h frrnd h i dci tric rob. i ritio lle irs or c uy uyni Beach _______ 1 M 'TV NIJJ ?f I ____ ____ I ( . I . . d ew I1 f'•' — chine inay not be making any mow the lawn, bag the leaves Z power sounds but, un]less he is cut the hedges, prune the visiWe, he is enjoying a kind of shrubs,water the flowers, trim the branches and paint the patio privacy atx,ut his activities. ARTIST'S RENDERING OF SUGAR MILLS Lawn mowers are powered furniture? ...Townhouse project in New Smyrna Beach with gasoline or electricity, I have to stop now. There's have reels or rotary blades, are some wood that has to be cut propelled or nonpropelled, if I can find the extension cord, catch grasss or deposit it and cut an lowinch or 24-Inch swath. And (Squeaky floors, sweating for those who eittyx don't like to windowa~ nvL;y plumbing and or have forgotten how to walk clogged drains are among the and have a lot large enough to 35 subjects discussed in Andy By LOUISE 1. GILL enced by the esthetics of cotton. It is soil-resistant and stands out in a raised or cut or uncut, crushed, or stried. justify their purchase, riding Lang's handbook, 'Practical fabrics. But there is more to durable, Extension Home Economics blistered effect. Corduroy Is a cut-pile with mowers come in various sizes, Home Repairs," available by selecting upholster)' fabric than Agent Cotton and linen both can Matciasse features a fancy either wide or narrow ridges. horsepower, designs and colors, sending $1 to this newspaper at When shopping for furniture how it looks and feels. Here are be treated for stain and soil reweave with raised patterns that I saw one recently with Box 5, Teaneck, N.J. W666.) the shopper is frequently influ. some things to know about sistance, and they dye easily. look quilted, padded, puckered y fibers used in upholstery soft downsurface. Leather Is durable and or blistered fabrics, easy to clean. is an embroidery Tapestry depicts a hLstoriVinyls and parornerirs_can cal scene or traditional using worsted yarns on natural imic leather or fabric and geometries with a heavy rough linen. abmsion. But, it can shrink. color and patterns are limitless '' Highlighting the therne:"The American property owners on vantages of property ownerTrapunto is a stitched Rayon is noted for its ex- The ,,,pa r merics can "brea the" Realtos- -A voice for Mneca's the local state and national Tweeds — have a rough outline design on a fabric ii ' ship. "The achievement of -' ii ce.,en, COIVIIU,WI.), a are softer properlty owners,"the Seminole levels. than Iii. vinyl, but surface texture usually ZIgI home ownership is a fun " with pattern us qLuiiing as vinyl. In addition to knowing slubbed or nubby texture. County Board of Realtm today "At pment," Mr& Hart= damental right," she explained, perWve, but only fair to good in MeIre — is a silk-like fabriC begins a weeklong obser'vance explained, "Seven out of every -and as a result Realtors and Homespun — is a loose durability and abrasion rests- something about fibers used in corsely woven fabric Uat that has a wavy, watery up of Realtor Week, according to 10 families ownersart united to tw1Lv. upholstery Mrs. Shirley Hartman, a homes, and it is imperative that the pe ance. looks hand-woven. preserve that right." W()W about the various Casselberry Realtor and then- voice be heard." Olefin has high stain rests. should know Antique satin is an effect Toile de Jouy Is a cotton president of the Seminole Mrs. Hartman pointed Through a continuous tance, high wet and dry fabrics used. Some of these are: usually of a cotton 'and rayon silk, or linen printed with a County Board of Realtors, Damask program of education con- strength, and abrasion reststhat ho hom is a flat, fiiiii that has a plain, dull, nubby pastoral or historical scene Realtor Week is ducted by Realtor boards, Mrs. tance. Currently, it doesn't patterned weave usually in aflnsll. Ways WU1 chintz .- is a pain woven fairly elaborate pattern, colors nation-wide observance by Hartman said that "Urban have a svitle color range. uu country. ft "a" I • — is a pile Velvet fabric brightly r co.,, printed fabric some half a million Realtors foundation frequently reverse on opposite of stressed, "the single de%elopment, property taxes PP'4 Acrylic — is known for Its can be plaits, jacquard, printed, with a glazed finish. and Realtor. .ssoclates who are and zoning ordinances area few h1th slam and soil resistance Brocade has a raised floral members of local boards mostimportant investment of the areas where Realtors I .La _I dilU i 4Js. R, W4I'11, ii BLWWgflL, J1 J L Ld1UtU(3 WIU SO states of have been and will be giving resilient, quick-drying and or figured pattern with the Certainly the best °" i'm_is year's design on the face of the fabric. more consideration in choosing long-wearing. said Mrs. Hartman," emBiocatelie — is similar to Mrs. Hartman singled out the homes for cliei,ts that reflect a pbaslzes the positive role a fact that there was never a changing lifestyle due to the Polyester — is new to this field brocade, but the tesign is in and is being used in a blend with high relief and the pattern Realtor and his fellow members more opportune time for all increased energy conperform as a voice for Realtors to point out the ad- sCiousnesS." - House.) fr See us regarding — How To Know Week — as little down as one month's rent cxtmption 40 ACRES Red Bug Road Farmer's Home Administration — — — , MARonm HOMES inc . — 831039 or 628-2162 — she — ... .. *'j1It'* iSVI lB e , MLS GEO. A SIGN OF SOUND VALUES.., Homes - Ever Think About Using 26 Million Tons Of Water 'V VA 0- MODELSOPEN DAILY IN WEEKEWDS 1.7 . To Sanford /Shpai'd Rd. 5 / .-3 !/4 % INT. + Natiori& Horn,. Construction Coi-po'anon PHONE 831-6000 - - f—it- f ________N SR 4:4_ — -- — iII <t- ' By the time you are seventy years old, If you're an average American, you will have used 28 million tons of water. Along with aU our other energy problems, the diminishing quantity and quality of water is becoming an increasing concern. Because all the products with which they work depend on a proper use of water, the people of the American Association of Nurserymen have a great interest In providing practical instructions for its best application and preservation. Most people are more likely to over-water their trees, plants, shrubs and grass than to provide insufficient moisture. The people of the nursery industry advocate thorough watrring when it Is needed, rather than frequet limited watering. This Is much better for the plant, lets costly, too— and saves water. The simplest wat to tell when water is needed is to examine the soil ala depth of several Inches. lilt seems dry at that point, put on water. If it is even slightly moist, wait. The people of the nursery industry make another point. Water from your property travels eventually, in one way or another, to our rivers and streams and carries along with it soil and sediment from your land to add to the water problem. You can prevent this from happening by planting grass or attractive groundcovers on any sloping erea from which water will be running off. If our water is an endangered resource, as the ecolc.glsta say. steps such as these taken by every individual will be a longterm investment. SECURE Secure Y ou r Pro pe rty FUTURE W i th .. Ti t Iij,iflt t' By A PJati&ide Firm a f - 4 Title Insurance = Throyqtou$ 11* Statin of K'w )arsoy. I tawri' I . ('ljl 4ItI:::I 1l , - (.ovitana. District of Cs*imtia, Ohio, I J f tiLL ES668-4791 t ____ - -- II 7 Highway 1/92 P.O. Box 729 DeBary, Florida Sanford Altamonte Springs John Watts C. Jordan Springs Today, however, property taxes, including real estate taxes, account for over $40 billion in revenue annually, or more than four-fifths of the total tax revenues of local government In this country. Moreover, property taxes, until recently a matter primarily of state and local concern, have become a national issue. The President has called for a study of the property tax by the Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations, and his administration has indicated that it intends to make this type of taxation a priority issue. in the current Congress. Milford Leonard Marie Rogers Power W. T. CORBETT, REALTOR CORBETT REAL ESTATE Wr PEALTQI ,--•.. n - You've already waited too long. Come in and open or add to your savings account today. Help the Atlantic - Banks help the library grow. You're overdue at the library. LAKE JESSUD AREA II TO 75 WOODEØ ACRU ACRE REALTY REALTOR 3231750 Thomas B. Thurston Now with a $100 deposit in a new or present savings account, the Atlantic Banks will create a book fund that will be given to the participating library of your Choice. To remember your k1 g — ift your nm am- e— will 'V displayed in one of the books given to the library . 4 FROM SJl-*ACQ -• Irene Watts 1117 Hwy 436 ........... Aitamonte and universal basis. ( An early Supreme Court decision had Interpreted the Constitution as prohibiting the Federal Government from engaging in this type of taxation.) uniform PH 6684791 - MULTIPLE I. I T IN G SERVICE FJUJ Francis Couhlan You can experience a million things you never thought you could just by stepping into the library. And you can also help It grow. BEDROOM Ij BATH CLOSE IN CENTRAL HEAT - AIR ONLY i TITLE &GUARANTY COMPANY Patricia Bruce Alfred V. ACREAGE , ç William L. Sautter Marion J 831.6900 a iAue at the Iibmry PAR SCHOOL LOW DOWN 0'4Ly S?2.541 Wo M eh$ain The O&y C.mpl., Tills Riwds in SMWgk Cuefy ABSTRACTS aESCROWS REAL.. INC. AssoCIATIES, Although real property taxation has been p durable institution, it has hardly been a popular one, especially in the United States. Real estate taxes were imposed only sporadically, usually during emergencies, In the American colonies, and it was not until well into the nineteenth century that they were generally adopted by the states on a "k ASSOCIATES Darwin Bruce LAKE MARY )BEDROOM LARGE LOT Nev mM. Arkansas P.'isitpi Vhgir Itlend;, California. l-ia*eI,. Puert* Rica and ssl othaf StaKas and TvrDorie fPlfOi9h 4JêhIInd 0 supports the employing agricultural entity. - - - -% -. • V - - •('\, you'ie SPIC & SPAN 4 Acreage * L "List WiTh Us And Start Packing" - - 4.,,, HOMES-LOTS ' Lots WILLMER - ACREAGE STEP INTO A rORBErT/ For at least 2,300 years, taxation based upon real property has been a significant source of revenue for governments. In Aristotle's time, Athens levied property taxes upon land and houses, as well as upon slaves, cattle, furniture and mcney. Land-based taxation was used extensively In medieval Europe, and the importance of this form of tax assessment has been considerable in the history of the United States, 7, 30 ACRES Osceola Road - * both Property Taxes Become National Priority Issue 9 ACRES ON 15A ia under categories, the exemption is A ssistance plan. — ' 4. bedroom home for — — . purchase a new 3 under the — — County Realtors Mark Their your eligibility to U 01ste y abrics i — DEALER'S CHOICE ____________ . effective May 1, 1974. $1.800n January II97S$2®on reduced from 14 weeks to 10 CUitUUl Wages will January 1, 1976, $2.20 on workweeks during 1974,7 work. follow a different wage scale January 1, 1977 and $2.30 on weeks during 1975 and 5 work. than otheerr industries, but by January 1, 1978. On March 28, 1974, both , weeks during 1976. F) .978 will be equal to branches of Congress passed Workers newly 'i red inc following are 1967 amen Lznents to the Fair i.at)or Farm workers, pickers, field (em io ecs iously visions of the amended act workers, etc., will continue to covered under area of Bill ). President Nixon signed is applies to agriculture: remain exempt from the Picker field workers and production cxc:np1110n, lab or overtime Drovisions of the law. 8. Me new other farm workers will be paid bus drivers, truck drivers field provisions of the bill will $1. 60 per hour on May 1. 1974. to paePingbouse or field to Child tAbor provisions havis conveyor, etc.) will be paid been revised so the em$1.90 on May 1, 1974, 12.00 on ployment of children under age January 1, 1975, 12.20 on 12 in agriculture is prohibited January 1, 1976 and $2.30 on unless they are employed on a January 1, 1977. farm owned or operated by their parents or guardians, or Workers covered prior to 1967 (1966 bill) will be paid $2.00 on on a farm exempt from the May 1, 1974, $2.10 on January 1, minimum wage provisions of 1975 and $2.30 on January 1, this Act. Children 12 or 13 years 1976. of age may work in agriculture only with written consent of In seasonal industries (present 50 hours--lo work- their parents or guardians, or if their parents or guardians are weeks partial exemption), the 1, NEW HOMES employed on the same farm. overtime exe:nption is reduced For persons 14 years of age or to 48 hours for 7 workweeks older, prior consent is not OVIFriDO tw: nni fil l, the effective date, required to, employment in 3.4 BEDROOMS, TREES not more than S workweeks agriculture. beginning January 1, 1975, and LOTS 100x150, LAKE FRONT not more than 3 workweeks Employees of conglomerates beginning January 1, 1976. SHOPPING CENTER in agriculture—the new law In processing i present 48 precludes the availability of the ht,itrs for 10 workweeks), the minimum wage exemption presently applicable for certain overtime exemption is reduced Ri & R.2 LOTS employees employed in to 7 workweeks on the effective agriculture to a controlling Altamonte Springs (late, 5 workweeks on January 1, 1975, and 3 workiteeks on conglomerate with an annual gross volume of sales made or January 1, 1976. business done in excess of 10 LOT-PRAIRIE LAKE Where an employer does not million dollars If the qualify for the overtime conglomerate materially r _ _____ be es ______ - r Sanford Public Library, Sm,noi, Junior Coil,;,, All Souls P1rOhi, School, Barney Academy, Sanford Christian School, Sanford Naval Acad.rn1, Sv.fltPdiy Adventist School, Little Rd School Hovj and Holy Crest Episcopal Church Library. 01 'i: 3 ,& Member I'•m2* F.D1.c. WINTER PARK FEDERAL will give a free loan commitment and waive the standard 2% service charge to any person who qualifies during National Realtor Week Aproll 22 = 26... for a loan application to purchase a home, condominium, or residential lot, Your application or inquiry can be handled at any of our six convenient offices. Downtown Winter Park Office 6444808 Aloma Office 6478303 Altamonte Springs Office 830-7500 • • • Fern Park Office • 838-5701 Maitland Office • 644-3636 Mount Dora Office • (904) 383.7171 At Winter Park Federal a, ndiaitg&.Athng1ast / ' '.' Diructioris: rake 1-4 or (IS 17/92 to SR434, then (, Li st beyond Sheoah c0lf Course to the Indian Ridge signs. Appliances by Ieiiiiiore. ' p,,,.5 IIPi)Ui tflqJ - -. we think about you! Ci 'stral Florida .riing since 1.933" Winter Park Federal I iAantk lioun1 i3int The Mtar,tic Group of 8rñs irs Florida In recognition of National Realtor Week -' At long last there,is a community of individual garden homes with dttoithtble prices for today's young couples. individuals. families and retired folks. An innovative condominium approach to modern housing brings the cost of a completely equipped, air condt ioned individual garden home within reach of thousands who want a home of theirown. During the Pie-Opening sales period only, you can buy a home in thepark-likecominunity of Indian Ridge in Winter Springs for unheard of prices: one bedroom, one bath, from'$16,550; two bedroom, one bath; two bedroom, two bath and three bedroom, two bath at equally attractive prices, all under $25,000. And there's more planned for you at Indian Ridge: the club house, the 40' by 60' swimming pool, tennis courts, — all in a community completely without through streets and offering the privacy of individual homes, each with its own fenced yard But youd better hurry out to Indian Ridge; these prices are too good to last. Th e Atlantic Banks Help hti Sunday, April 21, 1974-9C SW 'EflS and loan association, N a, England at Knowles, Winter Park �- -' - - &-;-- -e - -_-_.L_-._. - rs- 1OC-The Sanford Herald ----- _1__- '' ' --'------- --- __________ - -- - '---.--t__ --- ' -- - -. ' .-------- .--... -. - , - - - - 4--_48&W- - ___________ - - Sunday, April 21, 1974 l'hotnas K. Iiar1I!ti & wE Judy Kwrett A. Harper to Lewis C. llowcon Land CU. to Smith & W H (;reen & Sons Inc., to to John M. Maxwell & wE l)orton & wE Merline, 1.1 150 & S (lenn [3 Meyers & wi in Sons FOOdS, Inc., From SE cor Winifred. it 2 Queens Mirror 20' of 148 & it 152 less S 40' M*t', it i 131k 13, Sky Lark s-d i'I SW' i OF SE'1 of SE' i Sec 28Third Adcln ('13, $31,500 Sanfa Park, $32,500 11J0 cit. $130,0(X). S32.00 M. E Muilins & wf Olga tn Freda F'. Wilson & hli Phiflhl) Sterling Park, Inc., to Spiller Sanford [). Cratfori1, sg to Thomas G. Chapman & wE Jr. to Marvin Goidson & wE Wayne I.. Cram & wE Sdma J., Con.str.. its 26 27 28 38 39 & 40 hannah, Beg. 8 cli. W & 20.67 ch, Celia, l.t 4131k 1. RepI. Sh. I & 2 t: 70' 1.1 14 & W 10' of 13, 131k I 131k 13, Sterling Park Un. 3 N of SE cor ii 2, Sec 34-20-31, No. Orlando Ttvnsite 4th Addn. English E,st. Un. 2 $36,500. $37,800. $98,000 Viii. of North Orlando, $19,100. ISako Constr. to Harold C. Bruce i. Thompson & ! M K. Mullins & wE Olga to Ralph Berry & wi Karen to I .inda to Charles F' Box Sr & wE Mosher & wE Delano F',, it 1 131k Thomas G. & I Hannah C., t.unnie J. Sauls & John F., it l Shelby J Beg. 5 cli. S of NE car I) Sterling ['ark Un. 2 $39,100. Beg. at NE cur it 9 LIt Jessup The Colonnades. 3rd See, of SW'S of SW'S Sec 9-20-32 etc. Baku Consir. to Randall His.. $100. $l8.54. Edmond Jackson & sa,000. f F'. %Viii N. Vorlev lii & WI Hallmark ('onstr. to Jimmie Grace S. Layburn. wid to 1)t'Iorls Li 410 Forest Brook 5th Marcia Ann to itonaki W, Sa(Idit'r & f Mattie M., 1.1 John ('. McCoy & wf Martha, it Set. $39,900. Rauiiian & wI Ruth, LI 9 131k M 26 111k C Washington Oaks, Set' 10 ItIk I likn M Neal, wol ii, .Jatiie.s I)ruid hills Park North Orlando Terr., Sec I Unit 2. 120.000. l $31).(XI rinIl, it 4 131k K North I, $31,600. I ) la(h, IC. riches, 6, $(LS4KI Roger Willis & f linda in ( irl IC Srtilkt' & tI Shirk's Jerr A. hoffman, ii 24 111k 5 hIP I'.Ii)t'St J. 1'.iultn & t iltI Mr. SI0,00. I .raiin t. 1.1 2!I Sout hi Ibe Wilits & wE Wanda to I ',nt'crt,st, 3rd ,iIdn. $13,&i Geo. N. Haight & wE Belts J.. 44 rent'ii I ha i,es, I nt' to .1 olin Oakland hills, $11,900. \1,lls & E l'.it,icla J., 1,1 275 Walter II. Moore & wE V41'L'IIWIIO(f Ills , Uti. 2, $28.&xi I 10 J(Pfl 1 !: tr & wE Mari;tn \ r tii,'o hiornis, lni' to l.t 4 131k \. 1A1ngwok1 North, . I raiui o .. l'.chv arria 1. 27.000. \aira II., 1.1 119, Wrens nod hits., Wm. 13. t)oherty & wE Dorothy (ii. 2, S,!,000. to Edw. All Roberts & ¶.tI 'ii QI 'I)i I'etk'r ick J. hlopkuis, .Valerw, Li 13111k 1) Town & sj ti, .Ii,,inin, I. llnpkiris, sil l.t hO 131k 13 ( ninitr', ClUt) hits , Cii ountry Est., Itepl., $40,100. Estill Lee Gross & wE Sheila :';th Delbert K. Ttmams, Beg. at IC it'Iiaril 5: nghoft'n &' cor of l.t IS Prairie lk Shiirlt' tii toiiitnneil .\1t & -lantr, $20,000. I itaIR Cii 1.1 51 131k G North, : Trim•Tk, Inc. to tarn N. Jeanette K. Laing to Superior i ;- I. G & l. Sarah Ii' (JrIan4l:. 'fun., Set' 5 Unit I IcMaaus & f Vk'kl P., LI 25 ('onstr. Co., its 3, 10,11 & 12 BIk Vernon K. Ilovairti, sql., K 100' $2&1IKI 'Winsor Manor, $41,000. 4, Town of Canaan, & W' .1 L.'t I, 151k ('. Wts.dlantl Ills., W.IL (;recn & Sons Inc., to ; James L. Walton & wE Audrey vacated 3rd ad). to 12. 151k 4. 1st AtId:i Uviedu, $3,500 Dennis L Salvaglo & wf Mary ti Louis J. FOrte & wE Cheryl, $4,000. I krbcrt G ltiiffncr, nlr to 1.1 32 Walden Terr.. $32,600. I.t 9 131k L). 1 ac Me.'iows Un. Alfonru l)ixon & Mabel to IhtxrI \V 'iivlor ' I \lari,i II. Miller & Sons On Inc. to O. 1. $39,500. Mabel Dixon, its S & of 6. 1.1 lii Woodcre,st, Un. I, S26,'iti. Cecil W. Weippert & wE Laura Leo Loughran Jr. & Francis Boykin Ph. $100. I'.iuI N 1'anke & wE it 60 [Ic onshire, $39,000 [lISA Traditional Contr. etc to IQCDb [lien F. Gibson& \1.rIine to Marvin J. (ienwnts St.aneo Inc. to lionel K Sirois Stephen Roche & wi Donna, it Barbara to [lIen F. Gibson, it 6 & tI Patricia it 338 Forrest Inc., Van Buren 1.1 20 [Ilk C 14)4 Winsor Manor 1st Addn, 131k 6, HeftIer Homes Orl, Sec 1, I ;rook :ird ec, $43300. Sweetwater Oaks, $75,600. $38,400. $100. Jolni C hlaiiiiiton & f Edna The Huskey Co., to Jack W. K-C Sales, Inc. to Wilbur V. tQCD, [lien Gibson & Bar- to Robert \V. Hutton & wE lk'ttv Reynolds & wE J0 Ann, it 3 BIk Small & wE Gladys, Li 33 Oak- bara to Barbara J. Gibson, 1.1 16 I. 1.1 f [Ilk 13 Charter Oak.s tin [I Sweetwater Oaks, Sec 6 mount s.d. $37,40(i . 529.500 131k 13. Weathersfield s.d 1st $13,900. Sterling Park Inc. to Spiller Addn. $100. Cunsir. Co., its 2 & 131k [3 tQCD Gerald A. Corzlne to Us 15, 16, 17 & 18 [31k D, Sterling Sally Olds., form. Corzlne, II 51 P1, Un. 3. 337,800. BIrch ifid., Hidden Harbour, Ruth II. Michael to James H. $1OQ. Michael & Ruth, 1* 8 81k C Sally Olds to C. H. Rollason & Edyllwilde of Loch Arbor, Sec. 4, wf Shirley, Li 51 Birch Blvd., 3100. Hidden Harbour, $12,500. Palm Shadows, Inc. to Jack QCD 1)aniel S. Conner to Barth & wE Dorothy. LI 34 Palm L)orris C. Posser, LI 5 [31k C. Shadows, $3,000. Country Club Manor Un. No. 2. Harry A. Goehring Constr. to $100. Avelino V. Reyes & wE Marie, Roger Britton & wf Dorothy - Li 16 [ILk C Gotfview Ez., Sec to Raymond F. Mensing, NW's Meredith Manor Un. 1, $28,400, of it 13 Mecca Hammnack, Bel-Aire Homes, Inc. to $3,500. Donne D. Parker & wE Bernice, Raymond F. Mensing & wE Li 475 Spring Oaks Un. 3, Maryon to Barton B. Pilcher & $39,300. wE Olivia, NW of it 13 Mecca Jr. & wE Hammock, $3,500. :-'°".. Capewell '.larcelle to Douglas \V. Egtcrt 1. 11111 Jr. & wI Mary II. Miller & Sons On Inc. to Westmark & wf Karen i. it 18 to J. B. Steelman Jr. & ,f Diane . Stephen IParker & wE Con% ihhit' J. Snell n %% m. - Third Sec. Ravenna Park, Loeh F.. LI 20 81k 17 North On., cetta 1'. it 5.) Devonshire, .Johnssrn& 1. (.vncsa. 1122 81k $21,000. Arbor, $26000 - Gordon J. Joues& wf Joyce to Philip Zeuli & wE Carolyn etal A. N. SI. Smith 2nd s-d Rev,, Combank-WP, Trustee to °' Thomas %'an Heulen & wf to John D. Adams Jr. & 'f John 11. Weglarz& Patrkla, LI I)oroths It. hansel, sgi. I" 'Judith, it 30 81k E Woodmere Brenda, it 18 BIk 14 ThIrd Sec., Branticy harbor, $25,000. 55 alter J. Bosse &wf. Barbara Lark, 2nd repl., $19,700. Dreamwold, $23000 W.hI. Green & Sons Inc. to Annie La Fair to Melvin 1.,. Claude S. Hawkins & wE Reva I., it Ii 131k Q. Sunlantl 1st.. Robe;t K Earl & wE Susan K., it Bel1angei' & hb Wi11e, Beg. SE to Leslie D. Vrnes & wE Linda. $46:500, , 7 131k 1 Sky Lark s.d $30,500. lxers Kntr., tnt'. lii ISendell (or [31k 34, Robrisons Survey W' of IA 25 t less N 589.2'i Flu. The Iluskey Co., to Everett !I, hl'rnecker& wf. Bctt' J..l.t %Jdli. run N 117' W 49.35 ets., Land & Colon. Cu Ltd.. w. flanks & wE Carniella F'., 131k F 5'.'.eetwater Oaks. Su 100. BeardalLs Map of St. Josephs. Hobson, it 13 [Ilk BSweetwater Allen K. Weliman & wE $8,000. '! . I.'.er Kntr., Inc. to Daniel F. Oaks, See 6 $12,900. Gienna toGeo. A. Scheiber & wE Mark Builders Inc. to Frank Everett Banks & wE Carinella & '.ft Ik'ss F. . hit 10111k Jacqueline, it 62 Laurelwood, IA"tn La Velle & wE Patricia, it to Todd Constr., Inc. 1.1 13 131k Stee'ts%.utt'r Oaks, && $24,900. 15 B!k C, No, Orlando Ter'r., -, , Sweetwater Oaks, Sec 6, J. Bratley Odham & wE Louise Sec. 8, UnIt Z $30,000. F hither Prop inc to 1 tx)m.as $12,900 to Reinhard H. t)eppe & wE Harold E. Smedy & wE Eiko to Mary Kkschka, wid to Harry "I • Petra H., E' of I.t 20 all of 21 Michael K. Vinier & Mary C. Carter&wfJoM.,LOISA,Tr.2, 81k 8 San Lanta, $25,000. Pinter, it 4 131k A, ['lal of doll Unit l0 lake Vill.ss Sec 7 8 & 17-20-32, $12,000 JeroldW. Fnwler&wfSally& 131k C. Southern Park s.d, ' ,;fl4h,n;i hl.A. Itoss Consir. to Robert ann&ttt'Il ' "" .t''.nne U. to Roy J. ilennig & s I S15,(s' A. Holsombach & sf Carole, LI ':i;Pi i ts I'.. Ituharson& l.kn'othy, Li 10 [Bk A I.k James 1 Holloway & 49 %%fl Spgs, Cu. I $52,000. raiim. .1 I itui far}<athmu Woods, $31,000. Elsie to Robert K. DavIs & f m. K. Phillips & wE SId Dcv. to Eugenic A. Nalkk Sa. I. LI 120 Wlnsor Manor 1st '' '; .. . . . . 4 uOfl, ij,vw. ( onsir. Oi Itonalii Beatrice to Robert lzquierdo & & JO , nflfl ., i.i ninsor , ,, • .5 , ii _• wE Marcia C 1.1 6 Spring Guns ,tUhhihiIriii • Vs.1i.19iiorIa, Manor, $8,500. John T. Pattille & Alan 000 "°' Iando 1err Su ('oleen S. H. Riddell & tub Ikrnnan to Wilson A. Knott & Martin J. Caywood, sgl & Win gj n,$_,, - JerrvSr. to Earl Selfrxdge & wf Herbert (kartner, from SE cur . F. sgl to Roger J Comtols & '.f rs h'. , Igi Theresa, LI 197 LIt Harriet Est., LI 8 Lake Adelaide Estir, Jeanne A., I.t 9 111k B San 1k . & $19,900. $70,000. :; Schtstian hits., Un. I $36,000. : ': 1 an •. Joffere A. Lewis & wE Ruth to Donald A. Hagcn& wE Audrey i .. Walter Jergensen & Win. H, Kane & wE Helen K., its to James U- Fisher & '. Florene to First Rapt. Church r or t I t & 19 81k 28 Suburban }Ioxues, Celestine. it 12 BIkC S%eet%%i Kinswood Inc., Beg at NW car I i,i;g ej K Cr11 &n ,0Oo, icr Oaks, Set 4. $6_MOO. of SW' s of Sec 20-21-29, etc. '. :calbert Constr , Inc. to Glut' Assoc., Inc. to Olindo ltni,okt'tills , ' " y' $, 2çL . I. r I. a 1aymond I.. Morettint & wE Boranga & wE Olga, it 15 ' Jotn,\ Huts hkio & '.tI. Ituiiuona, "i,innea I.., it 7 [Ilk P Highland Sandalwood, r',31J0 Johnny Brown & wE Betty to U 1.131k :1hh1 Manor Nob Misureen Winters, it IiIls, $35,900. Paul Sammons & wi 20 131k A , , . . bhill Net $il.(t.41 e , ii till Irving t. Wallace to Harold ul'.atore I'. Palinisano , .)prnni. . & '.f ms .11) UI 1.. Nettktin a ArI( ersooI& wE Miriam K., it Sandra, 1213 English WOOdS 1st Eers Enir. Inc., to Dupont Th*-I'rSJ In l)i*'id Sift hat'Iseii& 61 Oaklmd Hills, *18.400. Addn. $54 (IX) Murphey Jr. .James Slurphes Riiiialsl I )hnss.n dba it It I .atitl ' U ''r' I J'rat' I l)t'b''r,i Kuthk'ii U., ii. ten, 1.1 3 Ilidoko ,' 5% ilkm 11. lkkedanu & I to., 1.16 81k H Oak (.nis'. e Park. , _ to Lombined %hg. & Realty Cu., ,, . , ar,r , . Herr), $11. 0. %Iarart't to Stanicy K , 113& W?5 at 2 81k 3, Itesurey - • . '.dl'bOn '..OnStJ n(. w ."I i)*ii ,xli, r sg ..i.ot . pr ng saruens, n1 " Bennett & wE 81k 4, 5%ildmerr, 15%' F'ranctnc 1.1 66 & • 134,00. I... t r& in t 1.t or t. & '. t. . ,, Va. A. Wilbanis & l'dw. 1.. UrooI,oiioVs • .. • II Laiirt (.onstr. to nuoert x. .iiaroaret, iA Ia A. Mioducki Jr. &%f Audis N,. to HIrvin & wE iii Ann IA 2 IBIt II 'inItnI,li' Ilt , S ltJ.il !)orot Jthrimi , sl I I I i. $ ( ii 51 r or I ( on I harold Lit Johitsuii Jr It u tJaklatiu L.sL, Net 1, $100. Leroy Morse to Leroy K. 'iingtiain, sel to hJ.i'.s;irij Steven 131k G Country Club Monor Un. ' 1nit!i;iuIt so1 l.t 3 151k W. no. 1 SlOt) -IQCI)J Richard K Webb& 'i Nttc & wE 13renda, Li 3 & W of Iht' 4081k 11 Saalando s.d $1W Woodlands, See). $11111 Nader Homes Inc., to u1 'n to Eddie isJner & jç I £iItIiue h3e Avis N Arthur, sgl. Iii Avis Elinaryne N. Beeson, it 196 Ii'. Allen Woodby& wf Mildred to fl' N& 183 27' W of Francis A & Marie Baxter, its \l Arthur & helen K. Ilegley, Searry Shores, $34,000. 411 & 50 Uru'CC. piat of 1k Jessup .11 1)981k II, ('luorWr Oaks, 541 Superior Consir. to Carl I, etc 1100 s $8,2Kl SeC 12031 $1,200 F'errara & wE Joyce, it 8 [Ilk C, iennethE. Acre Sr & wE June bibs ri 51 I ,u r ti Nit lvi! o .ti Ilk t1 Is. Vt [I. 1 ' 55 inkr V,uols .-d Un c 'tt. l'ttt r i 500 I .wk I' i. 1 5k ick '. N • ii'.c.on & i..nd to F ruin Sf.. cor itt Woudnutre 1ie It 1' 81k C. I dstbntA.'r .d to Superior 150 I 1. 150' itt I,i of SWI, of SE'1 oISE'sSec28Constr. Co Inc., 11 4 [Ilk A tltM liskti itlaL tif lruttI I'ark .!bJO $100 sti Fellows ddn SanE $I(A' 1tsIVsf'nn Land (u., to Market J Sylvester Iys.n & Willie .1a&' S4.0(X1 4.?ss ii 1 1 3it Ji• it qu..ni Sssu Us it hut rei Q(l), N i'. I intl II 'th ti us ihumas 14 Dntsec'l & s, '.d Vt of SI ut \t.% uIM 1 i of N lint, oI 't 6U7b of 54'. of 't 1an to (..sstlkrr (joins Bridle to Rnbt 0 Anderson & - tt 19-2131 cIt I acre $100 'E'I of SE's & I.'. of 555's tiE liii It U) HI I 1k k,slhr%n 4 Robin it $ \orlh Or) Wm. Ii, Perkins & 4 Donna SE's See 2?i30 etc. $100. l'ark 3rd 5tft1n 41n!,o'., $100. Ranches, Sec 10 $10,500. w Jwteph 1. Hodges & '.'t Maihvt Sq. A. It. flt*suin tasclI'rry otns. ins' 1', Richard K. Maits & wE Ruby -J ranct's 5% 91444 at IA 37$ La'i'i ui F ruin SF,, car of 55% ' N.,'. I inst 11 '1 '.t n & '.t I Mary Li Charles H BLincett & 4 iijt-cns Mirror Sti .tddn UB, sI' SE'1 f SE St'c 28-21.10 itt'. s I htr ('kno It I Sti'ret Lake .d rep! hri hsu, :n :\ikl' $!• so fl e ,., STENSTROM REALTY REALTORS. We have the largest and one of the best prolessionahly trained Sales forces in North Seminole County. We'r. ready to serve you anytime. Our phonei are manned day and night. Check the'It listings. II any attic., ha what you want, Stenstrom will hase it. CITY - ebodrooms. I batht on cornet let. IOC - cITY- Lovely 3b.droom, Jbalrpwiytp Florida room Hiti 5*tIit 1fl.tOG CITY- OIdt, I bedrooni, I bath tram,. Smell bt roomy sta,tioo CITY - S story Ibdroni, 2 baffi in ecod ship. Central climal control 1)1.1Cc CITY - Park Av,n. ionic converted 000 gpstai,i and downstairs aparlm.nt, Sfl000 CITY - 3 story I bedroom brick. Nit, location near diwntewn. Nuds tame work "Wa IOYLLW,LOE Hurry' Price en lust corner 101 'bedroom. 2 bath drooped IC Iiaoc -. IDYLLWILOE - That I bedroom stit plan with) baths reduCed to $)I.00 Has it tOCit 'slV)U Tt ,t I • I bjtt, rrpantrd nil, ,ind 1? QrmjI On, 3 bedrooms. ccatral Pseel, Ovetlooking Lit. Minns,'I)I,flI PIPSICREST - Hiy,'ii 3 bedroom,) bctti with lois OIpotssb.IiI,et, Ste ill 1)5)50 ,'tras. 13,000 PINECREST - 3 bedrooms. 2 bath,. LIolidi room and other thin 121.500 yoi'll W000MERE - TNt I bed'om. I bath with I,nced yard is ycurs to, SANFO PARK - Four bedrooms. 2 baths, central heCt, I or Units, all for OAIv $i$,100 •. I FORM All ON VJANT AD DIAL Delivery man want7d Must have own dependable transportaticn. Apply hoc S)6. Car' of The Ilert'J (50' 1657. Sanford S -Lost .ind Found F -Motels -Eat'ng Places " -Good Things to Eat ...., Baby OREAMWOLO - 1S-ActiOn Sports ____________________________ ieliflS, OC 1. 515.104 - CITY - 00 a Ill. SC I, 537.500 DOWNTOWN - 15.11t. eccotient Site SC 3 539.000 _______________________________________ FRENCH AVE - 250 Iratay.. city blork in d,pth property at l'eit price Only $400 peq trwstpoo,, Act ' [ COUNTY LOTS -. COMMERCIAL r.eando,,e Terms. 14)144 COUNTRY CLUB ROAD -• rom.r tirvai stalasmi 3115$ sgar, ret Zoned PA ' • COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS FRENCH AVENUE •- On 10$ t5$aIU Alia has lv,n9 QtilVt,rs At tocat,Oi SIL 100 FRENCH AVENUE - IIiSGelt.c. structure wilh 1.004 54.11. building attached on props-rI, with 10' lrontae on I? 93 amid 'SrptPi 01 351' E,c,iI,nt ,nvtm,nl ''I., ,.., FRENCH AVENUE -- Corn., sI 101.135 ,lIi 4.47-3 tq It buId.ng 114.005 FRENrH AVENUE - Fount, si'ev.c, s'at..n en lot 110.1)3 Choice tilt WItS 114.57.1 JO-Apartments Rent Unfurnished - Restaurant, serve, iS Stock, rtu'pm*nt and las lots an(lvded Good trade IILSOC SANFORI, - Car Wash PAL Stitenitmi$s ava.labi.. Good last. 1I),*3 Eqwipmn.t SANFORD - Lavi.dry and Ory cIean.n establishnins Gr.stts avail, Eqvipneiut valued at $II,Wa Price 121.000 4.0.111 as- SANFORD- R,jtaurant,ats 700.n 1.100 $4. it. building 11(1,115 peics includes property, cOP wqu*pment. b,t(Psi invewtpry, lables, Chain, amid bar Term, • W,staiorjnl. leaPs 354 w,tt, IOuti and COP license. 5ld,ng risc Isj occiipspd units reaf.s.4 to, $ per ,noa0h 351' Ironsaqe en Salted A,e 11)5 505 Inc1d,s land, buidr.t bar rr'Ij,,'at kitchen and .qvpmeivI Mrad, tc q'' GROVES 16 For Rent 27_. tlu'.iiiess Property For Rent . - Real Estate _________________________________ si-Houses for Sate 57-MobIle Homes iJ -Lots and Acreage II Far ni'. aid Groves -' 26 II acres mastic - - Income And About 31 at,,, will) U,. ir0ape.a SR 4. East Itt 317 WEST SIDE -. About I acres witIt 313 Irontag* on SR 41 W,sl "ci, - - -Misceltaneout, Sale 1 ACREAGE GENE VA Estate Wanted Morcnandise For Goods Si .-Appfi,jncs - 54&100 • l'trr,ta. I 54-Garage $5-Boats a GENEVA - II acres Ni911, dry. EASTSIDE EAST SIDE 540,000 toacres Wllandtili'dlo'irr,gat.cn 51 C'S 044' frontape on 5 •l. PlO' tcIntac, on lOtion A,, IS acres, - 3.-TV Radio • Stereo Rummage . Marine Equipment . 57-Sports EquIpment 58-BIcycle'. 59-Munical MerchandIse 60-001cc Equipment And Supplies ol-Building Materials El,. ,, 67-Lawn and Garden 6) -MachInery and Tools I - Equpment for Rent CALL 322-2420 ANYTIME upplie'. 65-Pets and .REALTOR • 71-Antiques ?.teil-eW, Warn', Realtor 17-Auction Betty Flamm Realior.Asvociat, i.ee McKeiwey R,altor.Agiat JonMaro Realtor Asiit LOui'.neMes,scng,r Reahtcr.Asti,te M 1. Raborls RealIgr.Assoclat, • U A 0.4 A r 0 .jiiipe'to lIai, hcjSbarstl may be - Travel Triilnr 'a--Auto 1epalrs. Parts Accessories Rose South.'ard RelItor.AS$oc1.ti 77 -Junk Cars Remoied RealtQr.Assor,af, M -Motorcycles Sultan L Sienitrom R,a:tor'A$$ccfa,e 79-Truckj arvJ Trailers fur 5ts' 4l---Avshon 0 30 Sale TYPIST , Two bedrooms. I both, wall to wall carpetno. drapes, central heat .nct air Fuli, ('Quipped with dish washer Call Mrs Rutherford 373. i051 _________ '1 •- Tronang, leads Ilrscl sae'. tools, 'nriv.clej Fo t'Iih'r,t C0r:rti,55iOfl Ft ont,,lrnlial inter fW, cdli Shirley Plarlman, lartman Really Inc. ?oT., ense HOWE SIPTIC TANK :o.. m otSI AFAR TMENT HOME'. * Unfurnished * W/W Shag Carpet * Range•Refrigerator * Dishwasher.Dispcsal * Clothes Washer.Dryer * Recreational BuIlding * Heated Pool * 1•2 Bedroom ALTORS C&tWlb,ry 830 164$ ol Wanted. Must hst' Ur'ver Realty • NOW, CHOICE OF I BEDROOM OR 7 3EDROOMS. ATTRACTIVE REASONABLE. 574 1040. - -,________________ FROMSI2S 110 PPR 373 7*10 iii AUSTIN DEVELOPMENT CORP Pb 323 7OtOorP.67 6300 Moving to South Carolina Must Sell CIIY--RIDE isv 2019 PARK AVENUE and iI yDud Ike to see thiS 7 story, 7 bedroom home with lurns)'ied. 3 bdrrn Many All right, you cuvst0nCemorewe'retellingyoi,, about thiS Split tour bedroom two bath in top notch conditon and at reduCed price of 1)9,900 To see it _______ call REALTOR-Associate Al Antar After hours phone' 3776121 _______ one bedroom trailer. Aiiuils only, 5179 mo S Sanford Avc Ptr 3730741. IDYLLWILDE.. This loot bedroom. two bath with Sunken living room and more extras than a Cadillac i one of our favorites You've got to see it Call REALTOR ASsocIate Betty Flamm After hours phone 377 6053 Priced below nOrtiCt at Renl a mobile home on beautiful River. CAMP Wt'k,va alcoholic No jEMINOLE. beverages allowed No pets 377 si10 block with family room. Financing MOSSIE BATEMAN BROKER, 377761) pysn 377 s1)i Longwood Mobile Homes Rent_. LAST CHANCE R ALTOPS 862.4100 range, refrigerator, carpeting, central 'teat, sod. enclosed garage, beautiful neighborhood, specially priced at 527,900. S pcI Down Call atler 9 p m., collect, 896 141* 117W First St 377 Sal) a! OOWNTOWPISAPIFORD Brand new office suites available from 675so •t Nolebterequared For nlormat ion, call 67* 2001 New ShOpping center. 26th & Sanford Ave. 1000 and 7000 sq ft store t,uitdn, 377 1587 t,eSt Hwy 16. 1 nit East Of I 4 tSOo . or retail IP1I(C 0f i.ght tenant, preferably allied to furniture 373 0730 or 157 7Ofl SEEING IS BELIEVING CALL Today for on appointment to see IbiS beautiful completely carpeted. 3 bedroom, 7 bath home Rig e't in kitchen, with Osh NF1'. WINTER SPRINGS waster liugi' v"ll tAnctSC,Ipt'd 4',ird. orty 535.000 1 Bedroom home with Screened ciirch, ,snd storage builcina lQ( wOrkShOp Large lot, larCSt Side, close in 511950 SOrry. COY) NEWLY LISTED 1,11 elI VA fpr 1)5.300 Ins Pictiite' i% located close to 4)4 and Il 97 near golf and Lake Jeisup It has three hodroon'.. 1: baths, paneled Housesforssle L.IP4 Alciso3t new I bedrooa, 1', half honte. No qualilying A'.Sunte VA rl'ortqa9e & pay equity Monthly p4yrnnt551516) JOHN AU(. S AGENCY ITv iii 1111'. 3?? 1171 ASSOCIATI IIPOKEP See' JOHN KRIDER, ASSOC W. Garnett White, Real Eshaic Broker, 107 W Conimerciat. Cosselberry- 2 bedroom, 2 bath, c,ntral air heat. Carpeting Across from Sheoih Gal' Course, in Colonades, $11,500 Owner. rio broke -s. 1316*71 Sanboqd,3277111 he rew, 2 bedroom, tinily roor' k lchen equ oped. carpet. 517,500 Ph 372 2787. HEAT w.th It'S 3' 7 bath CR home Only INFLAtION 517.500 VA oz F HA termS avOilObIC or pay 58.200 do'w'n and ,ISStJfl'C S's P0 niortgaqe cei,irote' 321 lfl ('sr 3777171 Roberts & Gilman ML'. Orange 19195 Frr-nh 372 7s'I 377 1(96 living room, aria dining room. GIl br be cue, shallow *tII i watering Call DoriS 8th, Asoc for cietails oh 531) 5500. OFFICE OPEN SUNDAY $25 temper Re&ty I I 2 Beautilul 3 bedruom. 2 bath. Split plan. wall wall carpeii'g, very large living and dining rooms. central heater, fenced back yard, nice lOndS8pir'g. reduced 830- 55OCs Pealtoet Lcw!g*s-,o.j your equity. Plc closing cost. 71 Hr Spryce Acre Really. REALTOR. 323 7750 Only tO minuteS tram Sanford and Orlando. Etl,ciencies. 1 £ 7 bdrm, ''owflhOuSr from $lI5• Miscellaneous Furn. & Unfurn. For Sale * Truckload Sale Short Term Lease * 1.4 and SR 434 8343363 ssorted %iZ% and styles at factory InVOCe Dricn, First two story house past the rado station on Celery Ave Alter I weekdays, anytime weekends 323 55*8 0ptts All Adult Centsdef,d Enjoy Living In Your Own Customized 'oovt lo mkn thy to anant-. tguii f,e:sj Pt"1 n3 frea. ww4op lu1ed Hr, t tPt h*st ati*tt i Iw colt on tab:.: lot IRII 8SOCHURI amid rn'' a':, lfrt $iibvaa PC Ss Si 13-7*374 Fi 37150 - 5)" __ - . - • . __ - " . . -,, !a;a.:uii-. 3 __ . _". '-a11_a.._4 . "JUST LIKE LINCOLN LOGS" LIST YOUR HOME IN MLS MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE3 CALL 322.2420 ANYTIME STENSTROM J REALTY 2565 PARK DRIVE SANFORD. V MobIle Homes CLEARANCE SALE Dealer's Cost if tack..t' 104 Optional Leases 1 Br.-'145 2Br4-'115 Rd!0099111. a ____ .r 40 OL * $5&4 •sw,p HAYSTACK %OItTH APTS. 1100 E Uwv 67 1-7 .13k Plus $200 cw. guilty rrbtC P'orrcS. Sit-fal to chse from )ON'T Miss These Buys SANFORD AREA "GOOD NEWS' *31-1777 MINI FARM RaSC horses. ot' vegetables arid n'prose your health in lhC fresh air on this ten acre tract, Three bedroom home, barn or workshop Tractor included in the low price of 515,900 Call Di: Bowler. Asj,oc $30 5500 OffiCe open 17 5. aV' quick for ACREAGE. INDUSTRIAL AND RESIDE PsT IA L Al Fell, Jennie Clark ASSOCs, 327 58.53 372 19I 37? 3873 REALTOR a! & MAGNOLIA Wanted BUY OR SELL 'LACE HOMES NORTH w, Il 97, 's Mi North of D0gtracls Road at Lake Kathryn Estates S34.fl70 lobie Home Bank. Repossessi, IS to choose from 531 7)73 Dealer 159 Glider, set up .n park in Fec' Park Call for details GREGORY MOBILE IlOMES 500 Freach Aye, Sanforø 37] 5700 CLIFF JORDAN 7565 Pprp SPRING WOOD VILLAGE '.'.E WILL HELP YOU IF YOU WANT TO HUFFMAN REALTY Only 176.900 for thiS tObCly sPacious I bedroom. 7 bath home featuring inside utility room, central air. family room, carpets eat n kitchen, fenced yard Citrus trees. much more' AssumC present ncctQage or refinance wIll l,s down Call now Phyllis Capponi. BALL REALTY Real Estate ---- ---•- tseat & air -- Much more ar.d cc,,te'd on a big lot Will pu,'chase tirsl or secono mortgages in any condition. Southeastern Acceptance (or poratron, 678 117). OVIEDO OFFICE SPACE P1 REALTOR IQ%inq out spbsovS 3 br bath, close to shopping. Schools, lake, equipped hith "Sanford's Sales Leader' Your Multiple Listing Agency - 3rd Robert L. Larson 7ulte country atmosphere this property really must be seen to be apprecIated. A graciouS 3 bedroom, 2 bath home - large living area - modern kitchen thitk carpets - Pool - central I Call 322.2420 Anytime .. Business Property For Rent carpet, fenced yard Ft-IA terms Bolder 5-16.501 LonQ*ood. 7 bedroom, immaculate, central air, tenced private lot, S60 plus deposit 867 $176. 31 Executive Living Wilson Place room, air, let Quick sale 573.500 32) 7191 _______ - -- 603W FirstSt 37] 6061 or 322 9320 living room Ond fireplace, dining room and eat.in kitchen for $77,500 Call REALTOR ASStX i4tc Pose Southward After hours Roberts & Gilnian Reallors , ectras avOil,ahte %?2.QiXI IDYLLWILDE ' M. UNSWORTH REALTY vaiencio Ct North. with manIcured yard. many trees, utility building and bareque, 527.500. Call Realtor M L. Raboen for details. After hours phone 377 MAY TO DECEMBER Nice necrest Three bedroom, family 7 l'ipct. inter5i, if you earn between 16500 117.300 annually, you may Qualify for a 3 or 4 bedroom home -n a ruat area, F P-IA - Low Down Low Clc'slng CoStS All brick, Central heat & air, car pOled 3 bedroom P, or 2 bath homes Model open 1 6 p m 81% SAN LAPITA- -NOT A SPACE AGE borne but all systems are "on" on thiS 3 bedroom. It's a real jewel Adorable bungalow, has everything, ekly rates Adults No pets 372 34 NO QUALIFYING Only 1600 down, WOshington Oaks, 3 bedroom, 1's t,aths, 709 Terry Lane. Monthly terms• 678 182) Winter Park. No (IoSncj CostS icr Sandlewood Villas ' l Estate Associates new office n busy South Semiftolt' needs you Stenstrom AVAILAUI,,E ' Close en 7 bedroom unfurnithed apartment Security depotit. 313 78$? Wr'tr. .500Of) wttP children a? tOOL' tc cArt' Ir u'rl P0 Box 675, Sanford, Fla. 3717) _________ ____________________ - Lovely spaciOUs apartments rent Call after S m l'wr Ni' ssclD equipped, pool and Iaudramat 377 2090 Rating Coding Inturancp Clerk, fxpCrlen(.d preferred, :all Reserve Insurance Cu, 671 1300. An Eguil Opportunity Employ,. elperience Sei.d reSume and salary requirements to SCcresry. NOW 734%-VA & FHA fenced yard Adults only, near Lake MIV Located on corner lot with shade trees Screened porch Call Joan Carter, .noc at 0)0 Studio, I, 2. & 3 bedroom apart merits Carpeting, drapes, kitchen REALTORS Cassetterry. e 1664 available Jerry Voyer, Assoc. iPjTfRfT PATE DOWN - New 7 bedroom. 2 !h family room A'. Un P-','tth, snorth Rt'aoy. 323 61 cr 12? 9)3 Inc. Har(man Realty Inc. NO DOWN PAYMENT ir' REALIOR LAKE f,'ARY GENEVA GARDEN APARTMENTS 1505W 25th St. Night au.tor-par$ time. Salary to COnfliCMurate *th e'ip Apply .n person Holiday Inn, Sanlord. Jm Hunt Realty LCs'sgwoOd Prailo's 7S7lPil'SD' 7777111 830.5500 'aperienced in Sanford area Prefer 'inc -__________________________ l'rrSrvt,iliirj living Studio cite ,InU tO bedrOom Two minutes l S.inford Plaza 37) 1310. 831 4,213 No down payment, VA, no closing cost, large home in •::celtert locat.on, priced in m.d 20's Call now $25,900 830-5500 -. nicely 7511 S Frencti Ave Days 372 721? 0 CALL DELYOPIA- BAMBOO COVE FROMS14Q t.refecred-salar commensurate *i?h ability, Excellent fringe benefits, call Reterve Insurance Co an 7300 An Equal Op porlunity Employ.,' aqeU Roberts & Gilman - rtt ujo'tg ww NATIONAL BEAUTI-LOG Solid Cedar Home If you want to Sell or Buy 3 bdrm, carpet. central heat air. t215 1st, last. 5e(urfy no pets 567 6173 hectrocro, 7198 SANFORD REALTY t £we c.c.6C New 4 Bdrm. The TIme Tested Firir. Nlghti' 377 5421 Pi Longw000 area IwO REALTOR Days 372 617) 671 080* ()_:r- '-Carpet Remnants* 3 bedroom country home on 2 Centril h a. 54.500 down assume 111.000 mig . 5117 per mo. 7'. pci.. Phone 373 1179. EVEREST 3226451.-AlterS,3777111 37364.50 Julie "B" REALTY, INC KULP REALTY aoi w 1st, Street Groves ;S I f.(1[ RAPICPI Fl? 95(1 t.aee ;S Otarks, Miouri, 15100 ctow, 20 years on balance, large spring fed pond, new survey, paved road frontage, electrIc. telephone, 7 mite's from lake, school bus ar mail goes by proge'r)y. 3 mile% to r' 'i' f..'. ,ind fs?r.g re',.crt. big tr,'t-, park like sAt trig, r,er level terrain. for sale by owner, Write Phil Banks, Rocky ?,'ounf, Missouri, 65072 r call 0 PIw three bedroom, two bath, family room, central heat air Turn north on Lake Mary Blvd to Alma, follow sign 631 oSil BROKERS with fenced in back yard. Central neat, only 1' yearS old Has Va mortgage of S29.900 Priced to sell at 1)6.91)0. EVEREST REALTY INC.. REALTOR. 1601 S. Hwy. 17 92, Maitlanid Open 7 days 1179 $8.2 Rdrm. Ajfs Central heat & sir, pool, Adults 1)70 Florida Ave . REALTOR Farms and 528.100 OPEN 17T0% P EAL.TY, tIC ST. JOHN'S REALTY CO Two 3 bedroom unitS, concrete block Seeing iS believing, SO come see. come buy K'tchen equipped con domniums today at yesteroay's prices Would you believe under £70, for this fantastic location? Rake Semorar, Blvd. (Pt. 138) to M&itlarid Aye', proceed south on Maitland one block, turn left on Orienta, and follow signs to the (redwood Village North sates off icG Meet Barbara Mc Lear' and Joe' Ruhf, Assocs your hosts who wll furnish you witt't •ill the drta,ls It's Eacitlngttl In 7741, Apartments Rent UnfurnlShed 32)5771 Duplex NESI FLl TV FRANKLIN ARMS APi'S Room and ftoardfor mature woman • eXChInQC 101' care' of three School aoe choldren 37) 2770 M'jt he esperiencaci CaIl$I.a 211$ TransptrtaIton 75-Campers -- Unc'tcumt,trtd middle agen laciy to li iii and core for elderly couple. Reftrence Do not Opply unlesS rtrrt'sted i's Pcrmarierit pOsitiCfl. I't 372 3839 between 10 a m. 6 ni --Cook aro Kitchen help anIedApply person at Airport Inn, Page Termtri BUilding 32'? 30*1 DRAG LiNE OPERATOR C,iyri P. Sten*fosm 2565 PARK DR. SANFORD - )77 507* os-Wanted to Buy .s9-Stamps . CoIns 10-Swap and Trade Realtor Realto,.A$xlate A P A P T A. F 11 T ó1-Ltvetuck and Poultry Herbert C. Stenstrom Albeit Antar 6 p.m or weekends REALTOR - 6611445 JOI'IPINY WALKER -. - LAKE MARY trwrnalion Center 034 6733 OeRry DELTONA- __________________________ Working gentleman private en trance, bath, air COnditlOriCd Call 372 1526 Otter 4.30 _______________________________ days per week lake Mary Only 66-Horses STENSTROM REALTY 7791 CLERK Se-CampIng Equipment WESTSIDE- litres Upsalaarla SCLtrontape.15t,so SOUTH SANFORO-3$a(neswiyhla4'lr.nla,eensami$,,dA,, 5lD55 P1.01* AREA At*it 33 at ,ts Oidq,a,,r Appici 7C'3 I?C't49t tin I I 5I3 5'5 NEED EXTRA CASH! to South Laurel arid follow Sign 377 2335 HALL REALTY Creekwood Village North 33 Houses Rent Furnished Privatebath&entraoce Air COnditiOned, no cooking Ph 377 6S tr'IpIO,ecl riSi'Piere. Apt pitj • • PlinI'm,i About I 014 beie per pr,ir Osteen 327 SIlO small Salary Apply in person to' Cooper, 3001 Aoma Ave Pm 12). Winter Park I ivesimeni Property ', Man or woman to room or board O share expenses in country ho."e in L,IOiCS, 00 YOU hVC 2 or 3 evenings available? Escitog, inkrestrsg work Car ono phone necessary. Todrrange for 'ntervlew, call 373 eat. 1', -Resort Property For Sate - CAMER( N AVENUE • ALTAMONTE SPRINGS C:i' Pedrcom unfurnis.hed Used rarm Equprnent will wll fast Ond c'aty with a Classified AJ. Call 377fli11or $319993 Julie "B" Call 372 REALTOR - P.'.ost see! Three bedrooms, cr pets. fenced Plo Qualifying Call Patty Belcher, Assos' Three bedroom, family room on lenced lot. Citrus trees Lots of ectras, Hwy. 1/ 97 to 77th St. East 21 P-lotjr Service COP BElT REAL ESTATE rvrwy r VTJvTi t.OiE I V, W C carpet, a c. efficiencies 1. over nits, Day or wk. rales. .702, Orlando 0'. Sanford. 377 3403. sLOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS • 1-i COLLECT ('ill) 397 3772 Calibart Real Estate Year's Icr. Sanford Court Motel 13 A, T 01? LOPIGWOOD AREA UOmo S ayton Reatty, 3?? 1301 261) Hiawatha Ave. at 1792 Furnished one bedroom. es ceplionally clean home. 5115 mo I Rt,.th Johnson, LOflQwOod You aoptecl for pOSitiOn to live in Please cait 372 3839 hga.n. Unable to contact you _____________________________ P KuIp Realty 327 73)5 Mt 47-71 121.500 S56.CCs) Houses Rent Rooms for Rent 29 ReccptionlSl, Ooctor't office, medical background necesssty P3 5S0. - Resort Property 17 We,yl Ib5.$ teems o rens'at, with experience Apt with utilifits and other fringe benefits provided Call Oel4ndo 305855 0111. persorwset dep't for oppointmnt. Drage md An equal Opportunity employer. For Rent iS acres mo thrOt ,n sun tt*r; Rmnsind., wooded Or par.d road Grove has well. pump. sprinkler tyst.ni $45,000 SOUTH SANFORL: £i.out 15 aires 9*0 trees with room hoe 200 to 300 more EAST SIDE WiIC mutt 37-Houses Rent Unfurnlshe 3)-Houses Rent Furnished _______________________________ Mature baby sitter, 6 days, 31-MobIle Homes Rent, CuteIberry area. $34601) eves. JS-Mob,lc Home Lots 3*-Wanted to Rent BUSINESSES SANFORD ten4n' e$perienc be capable of securing rentals and ki"rping books. Wages corn FurnIshed ROSE COURT - Si. i'*I. Iti ct'meietply rvnodeted amid retutbashed lromii bare watis All umiati save new csmse4elv electric kitchens,, central climate control. wall tewal: carpeting, new bathvoemi and listurts, the works. You'll hive to 51P Otto bii*v it. 1151.10$ SANFORD for Rent ))--Apsrtmcnts Rent APARTMENT BUILDING Adaptable to many 29-ms .1' r'Spt'd for two to live acre's, also for home on or near lake V1 (P..,*t lab C 5 t 8178111 StJPll AND F ye bedroom, 7 bath. tw' Story Alt r'.tr,l% uSC acre",, stocked p'rd, I bedroom, 7 bath home, Kitchen equipped, den, dining room, eat in kitChen, car garage, large lot $750 per month MONEY HUSBAND WIFE 'EAM to nonage, and maintain new N unit Opartmt','.f cQmplrx ri Sanford area Husband muSt '.19.500. Excellent terms No Unfurnished An investment of U95 vaIl reiorn apprcx 5165 00 per mOnth with lot your Juice and or Snack Pat machines in top lO(lio, ri ventory, bed the four machineS No other charges Investment OuOrOr'brd Name, address and phone to Golden Days Inc. P 0 ISo, 377, Caflelberry, Fla 37701 or Phone 105 111 6160 Resident Managers - I I bedroom a rt,rerit Furnhed, Utilit'es furnsied $165 rro Phone 377 185° 3? REALTORS Ir',niOtulatC Concrete block, 7 rwtiroom. I bath. family room, tchecse.Quipred. unit air, fenced, 'tuade, fruit trees, nicC area BEDROOM OPEN HOUSE TODAY care of Sanford Herald, P.O. Box t657. Sanford, Fla - befit Apply in person to Global Carpets, 1195. Magnolia AsP.. 373 7'?0 _________________________ 24-BusIness Opportunities 2$-Loans 2r-Insurance .Renta!s_ SANFORD AVE -loot, plui SO' ol another with Pr,ntape on Sanlird Avtmiwi and S's coo vOte, ante to meet public, type Ei cellerit starting salary and cottage in back 520,900 EU SANFORD 573.500 OPEN SUNDAY 17T09 Area One, Inc. 2 ACRES 7 bedroom, ww carpets, air pets, 5170 3M 5250. (711) 661 970* Vending Distribajtorthop available in Sanford & DeLarici area $1000 Covers initial eOuipmenl Plo fee charge Send resume to Box 53*. Pcrsonable. good telphc Financial 110.111 corner, 11(1.000 James Secretary-Receptionist IL-Help Wanted 21-Situations Wanted • WinteO Offset Pressman NAPLES DAILY NEWS. Plaptes, Fla . Clt II) 6.19 3161 A- rrarne home on corner tot. See to I1LAUTIFUL LOCATION- New 3 bedrOom. 7 bath, central ar, wall a,preclate, 171.900 Terms to wall carpet, shade Settled r\eghtorPsood 579900 FurniShed I Bdrm Ap,)rt 7)00 Metionvilt Avi, Af her S p.m 53.500 required for inventory and training Call collect for Mr -____________ 'Employment COMMERCIAL • AVON says - eitra springtime erfflnq can get you that Summer sacaton Call 641 3079 II -Campung.Resorts NEARDOWNTOlN-lrrvta,Iotw,ffilI7'IroMaW.1I2,SI0 DREAMWOLO - II lots bawd MR 3. 154.004 DOWNTOWN li-Travel AgencIes .tl s' -- S a m. noon, Monday throuoh Friday Call 373. 5951 Travel & Recreation RESIDENTIAL until Central Fla 5 best known builders are Offerir'g new 3 and I ixirm beOuiøS. priced from 536.950 So COIl ,lnj Ii,lC'c r'.n Clean, well cared for 7 bedroom, I bath, family roon.. fer,ced artc and school LOrUC 7 bedroom, Cli r,ded tot, ,th single u,r,iqi' ¶16.9cc' Make 110 on hour, Clean. prof itabtc business Your home, shop or BAMBOO COVE oaragc Make) 0 Magnetic sqrs. rilC'iiflC, supplies, plaStiC alt for FROM $180 5795 Terms available to right Prrs,onailed living. Studio one and party. 305 Sfl 331$ Iwo bedroom. Two minutes tO Sanford Plaza 373 1310. IMMEDIATE INCOME Distributor -. part or full time to Supply Company fltObliShed SANMO PARKS, $23 Bedroom Trailers & Apt 7 Adult parks. 2 accnts with RCA CBS D.tney Family parks 35)5 Hwy. 17 97, Records Income possibilities up Sanford, 373 19)0, Day. Wk.. Mo. t 51,00.) per month with Only Dellary 372 64S7. After 5, 322 7424 NEAR CHURCH bOth. See to appreciate at 778 W Warren Aye., Lor.g*ood. JOHNNY WALKER REALTY Brand New 7 bedroom lurri hOme' for rent 4 REALTOR refrigerator, air conditioners, LOPIC,WCOO ',; Jim Hunt Realty 7571 Park Dr 327 2111 fenced back yard, in excellent COndition 571,500 3727121 eves Re'ttorFernPark8347167 ESTABLISHED NEIGHBORHOOD only 511,000 6171111 and drapes, Stove ano 6475111 2 biriroom, CU home int.ounty Good wCIl water. Lots of trees, $16900 Handsome Spansh cocktail table I ,nos. old. Sacrifice, $35 Matct,r'i olive green uphotSteced chairs. 1" for tIle pair, FIne condilici Early American antlue but''' churn, lAS Old treadle St'wiflQ machine made into planter, good condition, ISO Ear I American accessories. srri Ii lamps, knitk knacks & piCture". Call 322I9. 1 tots on canal of-f St. Johns River Zoned recreational Both tats for 3 bedroom, 7 bath, new shag carpet Elmer Bakalla, Inc. TREES Garage Apt.-furnithecj, 3 rooms, I Iô $,,Ct10 pu month with only REALTORS REALTOR Till We Succeed." ircellent i,ondtion, 3 bedroom Split plan See to appreciate Waterfront Lots Lake View "We Don't Stop Area One, Inc. SPANISH STYLE HOME Area One, Inc. 190 monthly payments on cOn'p'etely furnIshed 3 bdrm , 7 bath ri, c.o,ts' home le'sç than one year cd highlight these I bdrm.. Vt balh homes on beautiful lot. Extras galore and all the quality features priced in IPte lOwest S60's So call now .1 ti':tr000. 1 bOlts home Wilh large (( ci t'arjt'tJ residential area 2 r,-*m and bath, first floor. Elderly Ccupt preferred. No pets 919 Park Ave. Sanford. 13 500 required foe inventory ano training. Call COLLECT for Mr. James 1211) Ml 9201, Barmaid, MscMy through Saturday Apply Club Diar,aord. Sittdr, P k 1 I-Instructions MAYFAIR - IS3iIIS..Ile.W0 OREAMWOLO - 1)0.1)5. 51.110 CITY LOTS ' Day tIO.Do It Yourself LOCH ARBOR - 100.151 on Lake Arnety. many tr.t4. s,.aoo - Hotels • . Apply in & Volusia Counties person to ri Equal Opportunity Employer SANFORD YELLOW CAB CO 7OIS.Par&Ave. h-Child Care RESIDENTIAL . CA S SE LB ER P Y 5)750 down and take over er 700' - 2 8 foot overhead garage doors. 2 rolls reinforcement concrete wire 377 5)17 hard road frontage Only 536.000 _______________________________ P11 867 3194 al Slsowtank AQuarium wIth 30 stand ifl perfect cOditiOfl, 860. 372 2662 from 9 l 5 5-10,32% Call George Trimmer, Realtor Asoc Spanish naesty of contemporary elegance with walled courtyard ATTRACTIVE Park Avenue Mobile Park 251% Part Drive, 327 7161 Distributor.- part or full time supply Company establiShed accounts with RCA CBS Dissipv Records. Income poSsbilitie up TOWN EXCLUSIVE... 9 acres w palms and pines bath, Ige living room, equipped eat in kitchen, separate utility room, and more. LIve in I, the other iS rented Pe'atittic brick 'tStop Urn!t' NW6) Lady Builders No Down. Low Down ',lI te Panted n'.de lc1 Out 513 I 2 Bedroom A'iuttSnly Bustness OpportunItIes WINTER SPRINGS COUNTRY CLUB - 3 rrJrv", ,,i: ncr,,' with carpet -- WELAKA APARTMENTS 111W. Itt. St. "IMMEDIATE INCOME" Full or part time. Day or nightlhiltt, II yrs or older. We will trOin yOu E'celtent income, librl bon'ses and awards Openns n Sail ford, Dellorra. DeDary. Seminole Pi.'rsoiials LAKE AVE - 31217$. 1)3005 SAN LANTA -- 0 iott. Ut A. eaCh LLII tfltl Ci Stt 24 DRIVERS! 2--In Memorla m NEAR Two apartments I 2 bdrm. 11 1 trm., SIlO. Ufiliti furniheo Pt'one $31 309 Steno transcription typing, Lorqi' nOt;onl firm, excellent work r.rj conditions, and full comport, benehit Slory contrnr-nSurte with Obility 23(i) P1 'vrioran B,vd 671 8971 working condition IS flours per week Apply in person. net ween 9 5 700 French Aive, Sanford fl. i1'• 1 . J,' ford cortpan'1 Sti1 r('urti' isrid I6S7. Sanford PIER? DUPLEX- Just listed. I', yr. old, each sIde contaIns 2 bedrooms, I A 1'; ri bedroom uplC. furnished ,tp,',rtm.'nt 1720 Orlando Drive. rtr,rrj salary requirements to Boy 53%, care of Sarilord Herald, P.O. Box LOPIOW000 I)OOE lSth St 31? 6655 AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS - NO PETS 116W.7nd SI. i,i Experienced bookkeeper for Is firing wart'fOuSI' personnel E*celtenl Iranle benetits. aood I -Card'. of Thanks 4S ?])J 831 7267. Help Wanted - - - - ctcan ,. LetJrojri riupiC, AduIt only nc pets. Convenient ___________ To buy or Sell Stanley Home products contact Par' Condon.at Announcements - - Apartments Rent Furnished TOuRS. INC. Scatty's Orlando 831 -9993 Ask for Want Ads WE HAVE .$BOUT I MIS HOME LISTIP4GS IN THE' SANFORD AREA WE'LL RE HAPPY TO SHOW YOj THESE HOMES IF ANY OF FICE CAN FIND 'VCU THE HOME YOU WANT, IT'S STENSTROM MEALTYt FOR 1$ YEARS WE HAVE BEEN SANFORD'S SALES LEADERI •- Agencies i FAL TOP . 371 rlSJ 18 For Sale .-_'_._..._ •.-,-. FORREST GREENE INC. Airline tickets. Cruise and Tours .11 Ofti(iI rates 303 Semcran (Sivd , (Hw, 1)61 8)1 37)3 VJinter rark- I COUNTY LOTS '•.... 16, APP. 1971. Edwin P Mobley fLYING CARPET I SKYLARK - Hoyt you sawn thesi new Fermi SuIt horn,.! Low as 1)4.170 Con,rn,crit to Santord and Orlando Let us ShOw thCm to so.,' - 34;al)I. 58*3 Travel 13 • - •• Housefor5aM TAFFER REALTY refrigcrator, dishwasher, draperies. shag carpetinu. fami? rrrs,. fireplace Only 6 opts. PrOCy a Spni coortyard setting CIP Beautification Aw.ard wnr'e-r AdultS 201% Sanford Ave Midel Open_________________ 175 P M - Associates for ncw ml.' Mary oflice. Incentive con msson plan. MIS %ervce. (omputoyr service. 71 Hr swering service. COnfidential ntervsew a,'.1fLJt t',1'I,,iD 1'UAJ , *..I U I- •'F • Seminole 322-261 1 trIdent. MAGNOLIA AVENUE • REALTOR F OR ANY DEBT S I NCURR ED _ Olari Mills Studio Evenings S tO 9 Apply during above hours Room S02 Atlantc Nationt Rank Building, Sanford Also need person with small car for light delivery I WILL NOT lIE RESPONSIBLE '- EIGHTH & SCOTT - t4l35. 111.105 SECOND & ELLIOTT • IltuIIl. S7t.C: SANFORD AvENUE - 17.121, 53)5 C .",iotd Flo'r(15 A .' 41 Apartments Rent Unfurnished ' SUNLANO - We Piavt thaI 3 bedroom Ice SI•.tOO what could make you a nice CITY LOTS •••. 0 C,in Help c,a 173 5i7 ,',rb' P 0 60* 1213 fls.. i 10 0(c1S SevCtal Iadi Sevhlla Gardens. for ltlephon saI work from o..,r ofhice. We LUXURIOUSovetsIze land? bdrm train. ovfly pay, plus incentive opts Eat in kitchens, frost free bonus Morning Shift, l to I pqri,jps Alcoholic Anonymous --_____ SAN LANTA - Thrbed,00mt 2 baths,, in goodcondttionOr only $11,100 SAPS SEM KNOLLS Herr Oil' I bedro.o,ns. I baths with nice pool. OAiy 117.155 I , FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM MYSF L F AS OF bedrooms. 3 baths ando?htr ' , - - APE YOU TROUBLED' Call Toll 641 2077 tot "We Care"u 'Hot'fli" Adults by MARRIAGES Pcrfornwd ,oi ilyn. Silver Springs Airport Rd 901 736 1171, Ret. 736 4433. Ph GUir Carport anti carp. P.t.n ss I brroom. I' biPh ' Help Wanted '.'.e cart for the cOnvalescent and -_ciderty. Ph 830 1911 NEW IN TOWN Let a "VIP" HostesS SI'KIW you ,iround Tt'eatres, Nightclubs Rettaurants. Sightseeing, Sports Hun Events, Job or Apt triq"Mtss "ViP". 831 9712 _________ _____ __ '7)COHTINEUIAL LOADED SACRIFtCE- Pl4 OPIE $31 $679 or lurlIirr information call 17j 1587 or write '.,irford Al Aflon Fr.ily G'nup P0 (10* 553. Sanford. Fla. 327fl RESIDENTIAL CIT '' ' __ HELPII MUST SELL IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY' AL ANON $ r i,i'lt or friotis ot problem Sunday,April21,1974-11C April Is Diamond Month--Want Ads, Like Diama'nds Get Results _________I _______ ____ 41 Houses for Sale Houses for Sale U 13 SO Miscellaneous Lots and Acreage Houses for Sale 18 Personals 1 Personals , * TheSanfordHerald Look, Read, Buy Seminole Transactions - -._-'-.-- .'______ - RETIREES DREAM- Repo. 1973 Villager, 7 bdrm Set up on a. efrorit lot Take ever payn1crs't cf pay off balance Phi 37) 0350 Dealer 9dqCtwil2de HOMES OF DISTINCTION Low prac, like new, I *0rc.orn * LONGWOOD AREA* NEW 3 & 4 home Perfect for retired or Single See to aphrecate at lot 76. HOc iCCc)a Vilage, or phone 377 1767, or 131 8277 73 Lotsand Acreage BEDROOM HOMES Forrest Greene, Inc. FHAVA 73,% Realtors MS 1333 $30000•$37,000 :RANKLIN RAMSEUR ASSOC. INC. REALTORS 831•8400 Close to Everything... Yet Away From the Crowd! S Large Wooded Lots SPayed Streets S Sower'. S Street Lights S Sidewalks 130-OW Fairbanis WE TAKE TRADES ACRES. Beautiful Coloroo. 11,974i $60 down, ,lick up $50 payments. intetcit 6 pcI. Huqi'i niountain valley Steed Finance Co. Call anytime 60437686%. acres, South Carolina. FooIb.11s ot 'msjkiij 170 miles from Atldnta 'iardwc, tillable arid builci,Sblt', 128.000 ASSume 515,000 mortgage Ill $310 Iwilde Homes By W. 25th Sanford, Fla, Call for AppoIntment 322 3103 �_______ ' __ . 1C- -The tninford Herald It 's unddy, Want I 92 Opt ii Sat & Sun 95 r all Ill 7920 . - K,IP'en Bathroom Cabinets, Counter lops. Sinks. Instailalun available Bud Cabell. 3" 8057 • Every Sunday 2 p.m. Consignments weIcom. East of SR 13 you have anythnq to set Lcnsign. call STAll at 372 97• INTERSTATE AUCTION. - - oil Household Goods - - Singer 1' , . n beds Complete: 1 twin f. .'.c'c1 t-C1. 5!er(o. f - c ord players. Golf CIUI.\. Luggage carrier; Desk; Chest Drawers, Misc. 531 7679 "* 'A . ,_.,,, Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 3233966 f ______ __ - TV-Radio-Stereo * -- * P4ERB'S Iv SERVICE Sjnfrct Ifl 1134 ----- 'A 'A STEREO 'A - ----- - 55 Boat. a Marine Equipment TV-Radio-St ereo - ' While They ____________ Last Mns.atiooal prices Ike 5273C 19' Bøwr.cier. $1395. Galvanized $333 trailers. 5)9). Powerful $1501 130 jp mOtO.'5, $1441, Many others Terms ROBSOPI MARINE 2921 Hwy 1792 37) 5961 - TELEVISION SETS $2SUP 16- Larson, 90 HP Evinrude. ,it, MILLERS tra i ler. 5)150 373 SSaI Ph 372 0352 7819C,rIlndoDr. Ieis?Piri' irdy. 323 7136 - -- '- r - ,,5 '-•- . - - . . __ Animal _ _ _ it s _ FIX up" Time, Hire an expert repairman from today 's clisif CC Haven Grooming 6 Boarding Kennels. 322 5757 Musical Merchandise Office Equipment & Supplies Mimeograph and spirit duplcator machines. Sales 6 ServiCe, supplies our specialty. Sweeney's Office Supply. Sanford, 114 Magnolia Ave3221246 Great Dane pups, fawn, bilk MASK, AKC Req., excellent Quality . Cad 904 353 6719 Self Looking for good home for sp6yed female Siamese cat. 3723070 )l? I' slide-In truck camper, self contained, everything but a tho*er, inc jacks and tiC downs Sleeps 6 Reasonable. 1346152 f for S p m Lawn and Garden FEED SEED FERTILIZER '.1r (,'arantee Lcwest Prices BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR Gcrmty, F. 46, Sanford, 323 4713 C i trus from 5399- Urange ire's, tangerines, lemons, lime tcees, etc. LOW overhead prices. Drive a little 6 save a lot-Oviedo Nursery 6. Bird Farm, SR 419-7 ml. P4. of Ovesjo 365 6391--Closed Sundays .nn rook i IT contained travel camper, II', sleeps 6. electric brakes and hitch 11391 Call 322 1630. BASSET HOUND PUPS Tn, colored, AKC registered, 6 wits Old, Wormed, 1100 female-%175 male. 3 females, 1 male Ph 634 9010. Wanted to Buy 68 Atttntlon New Truck Owncrsii Check out the aluminum truck covers In all colors from, '.?.PlFOR[) REC VF f_ tR'.iC'I 7111W h.?St iii till 1970 (,p,tC pckup . ton ci:ndiliofl, new tires Ph 373 £701 awning 197) Wilderness Travel Trailer CASH 377 1132 ror used furniture, apptar,ccs, tools. etc Buy I or 1001 itCf'ni Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave SANFORD REC VEE f L kViCL 7311 W lit St 3:117)1 G.E. Television, model 14T0'Q 327 Auto Repairs Parts-Accessories - -- Stamps-Coins 69 To ouy and tell onid or sliver coins, contact us fir s t. We also buy bulk S i lv er coins SEMINOLE COIN (ENrEW, 109W Is? 323 4)52. , very clear', $100 1970 Chevy. 8 cyl I65 (lvi, VP. - _ 791 $ I3 iiii CiALSH in on 1911 Volkswagen 117 Station Wagon, automatic, AM FM. air con ditIOrtlg, green with light t,rown interior. 11195. Call Pete 372 1651 Dealer. . " Hatchback. crevrotet Vega, - '7 radio. a ir, 4 speed. 11.000 wiltS, 522c3 or best otter 182 6106 1110 66 Delta Custom Olds. 435 tip engine. Yellow, black vinyl top Private owner. $655 372-9093. f3 0 971 Volkswagen, Super Beetle, Marine Blue with black interior. I speed radio healer guaranteed for 30 aa,s or 1,000 miles. lOG pct Sl?si3 (all Pete a' 372 1651 Dealer -. - t -v , _' -'' - - ' '.-- .=.i - - -- . - --i-i. P M E 1970 VW Super Beetle--loaded with lots of extra], mug wheels, $1850 Call Paul, 322 16s), 614 SOIl Dealer, - 1964 Chrysler Newport, good motor 8. transmission, runs good new sticker. Clean, 1210. 323 5939 I? Volt Batteries $Il 95 REELS BODY SHOP )I095anfordAvenue ri V ,_.. VW 7 door Beetle, good nechanical condition. A gas miser At $595 Cull Paul. at 373 1851 or 41 $014 Dealer, To SeftIt estate. 1985 (_orvar. *itfl new tireS, 1775. 372 6719 0100. 16 - ¶146 Autos for Sale nO 4 1973 Pinto Wagon. at. ac, radio, good tire-s. 11.000 ml Nothing down, -- ..n tigd,ii - 1971 Nomad 73' travel trailer A,fr, OP 1967 Mustang, 3 Speed, 6 cyl. es cellen) condition. Only $730 Shelley UsedCars. 700 French Ave., 373 2960 1973 Dodge D.100 Pick u. 10* rtileaqe, 6 cyl standard Call Florida State Bank, Ralph Pezold or Fred Davis 377.1611 Spr ite Musketeer Can be polled with boat hitch 11100 firm, call 372 1009 for appt. OWifP4TAL R'JGSWANTI-L, Top prices paid, used, any (Ofldti,,., 6119 126. Winter Park I brakes 6 air, very czood Inn sportatloti for the budget minded I "f',3t' $ llSiS Call OcnAlcl 0 at 322 I&S) Dealer '49 Chevy Pick up. Good coi'dliOfl Sale or trade on real estate 5)500 tIl 7193. Nimrod Camper, sleeps 6, extras 1350, or trade for boat. 3n7018 alter 'I 4 197: C,,,.olet Kltigswood wagon, V $ automatic, power steering 6 ,% , - 59 Craft. IS' Iri h 1 6owrider. '72 Chrysler, IS HP tilt trailer, Ski near. 51500 162&&06 62 Refrigerator freezer, frosifree Westinghouse, 7 door. Vellolog, excellent condition SIDD 372 1130 after S 00 p m 53 '-'.' 1971 Pontiac Catatiaa. $300, take Over payments. 373 7715 1931 Bread truck. all aluminum bud',' it) '3.5 it Cyl C tit'vrCit.'t ri'fitfl' Ideal for ,iak rut C an 'r $.1. 1963 Chevrolet pick up With '61 motor V I automatic Iran smiSslon. 5450. Can be seen ai 16.4 Country Club Circle, Sanford 177 1821. Motor Home Call Pete at 322-1651 Pets and Supplies (Pihuahuas. females, 550 Office Furniture for rent with option to buy. Sweeney's Office Supply, Sanford, 111 Magnolia Ave 34. 1216. Kennedy Close Out on all Gibson freezers. S to chooSe Srom. Priced Rtqflt!' Dcks Applances. 372 7651 aS .110 iliDOCIS. 10 speeds, S .Ifld Standar I bikes now ,t',-ailablc at Fireston.' Store, Call 322 0211 REPOSSESSED For free home presentation wthOUt obligation, rail 323 1310 2 antique living roort) 160195 with ,,, , V% 'A AM FM rad io. I track tape player record pta-icr PSy(hdCliC Ights etc. Assume U 1 tier no Ph 617 1377 HaUmark ENMORE WASHER, parts, scrv ,cc used machines NlOONEY APPLIANCES, 3230697 Cabinet suitable for cottage workShop. Also typewriter desk 1011 Elm AvC., Sanford 332 679 Went Blue Lustre Electric Carp" Shampooer for only $I per da CARROLL'S FURNITURE Bicycles Trailer, n?w all steel Spartan 6's I1 flat bed. Tandem axles Wit? brakes, 6.000 lb. load capacity. Buy direct factory for only $175 Also, custom bullt trailers to your specs. 373 300 , • 0 1963 Comet, new sticker, good fireS, clean, 21 mph for Sale or will trade for pick up truck, 372 7349 Trucks and Trailers 19 Trat'l Trailer 1912 ()uth Craft t' delute, SiepS 6 10.000 mile'. nIS dcc fr i g shower 9. toilet Sec at 1064 Lamplighter Ave . (eltona, 2nd area off Saxon. Do not bother owner. See Sunday. April 21, I S p.m Marshall 6 McEachin. agents ' Bikes, Bikes, Bikes 60 Appliances IS Campers Travel Trailers ABLE RENT ALL ' Or and Opentli with thI' best f'(UiPfliCfll to Ser-.,cu 1016 S. French Ave. 323 I3li Gbsen SO Custom, 1 yr. old. 373. 4050, room 773 IR ElY VACUUM Sales & Service Buy. Sell. consign, appraise, or special Sales out of anything Of value. 1200 French Ayer 323 7130 Sanford, FII 327 7439 58 Equipment for Rent 6-1 . ----- - COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE ___ - II' Woodey, Hull Boat )Shp Motor and Trailer $600.. Ph 323 1214 OPEN SATURDAYS - --.- Boats&Marine Equipment * STEREO BANK REPOSSESSION ,white. EVE R 'I' MONDAY NIGHT Artques, 'rv, Miscellaneous. New, and used furniture and appliances Plus o-e(at tat's lAatch 55 eautiful* walnut console ,AM FM multiples. I track tape player Take over last 10 payments of 59 97 per month. $69 SO cash cr f'c' PCi' trial, or call Coil. E9A I Ill. sevio & SOi.mt. IYOS 14 Orange Ave. OrIii'4- BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR -------Must sell. Gai dryer. -1 cycle, new Gormly, E -t& 5anfod. 373 1113 Best offer .661 5120 or cond _73h1961 * -'- 71 VW Super Beetle, automatic s t ick shift, air. AM radio, tow mileage. 12093. Call Orion Pope. 377 1631 Dealer. 71 Yamaha XSUdSi) Good Condition. $115 Phone 372 1955 after S ___ __ Red Velvet Front 1146 ;ic TO'. '. - '67 lord Fairlafle 2door, automatic, nechaniCally good, dented rear fender, $117 327 2296 '' • 53 l964VWS4uarebaCk Good Condition i'll 4751 Harley 171 Sprint. SX 350, 1100 miles, ris'tCC in dirt, 5950. $67 6106 ( PAINT VARNIS1 ENAMELS 52 .'. -,-'.'-''- -' . 1946 VW Bug, leatfierelte '.nterior. radio, Bahama blue, $593 Call Don at 372 1651 Dealer. Motorcycles lit. 750''Enduro. 1.0(1) miles. sacrifice for quick sale 573.0 32 36711 In siwing cabinet. repossessed wny not tale your boat along with Singer sbI model, winds bobbin you on your vacation thiS year? in tnachine. Fully automatic. Pay Get your trailer hitch from balance of 57$ or 10 paymett?s Cl SANFORD REC VEE SERVICE U Call Credit Dept, SANFORD 7311W. 1st SI, SEWING CENTER, 307 A .Ea ..t St St Sar'Ord.372 9111. Eves ,69 323 1711 -. ______ Yamaha. GOLDEN TOUCH 'N SEW wcs? Prices -"--'"- -' - 1 13 Pontiac Gran Am 5400 nil 100 2 barrell, Auto a c. ps pô. am fm Steel rudials. Just like new. lake over payments. Ph. 323 1150 . 18 WILSON MAtER FURNITURE trade 3)1-3)5 E F r5t $t 3fl s6V . . .-'' Autos For Sate Junk Cars Removed ii. - -" - Free Week h,'iuled away. Your cost. $)0 Orlanth,S 6191 anyl rne For --B PINEY WOODS BARN Wt• by furniture ar.d misc. Sell tOt Consignment. Free 2 pct p.ckupc Auction Saturday p m SanfOrd. 327 7770. AuctIoneering Ser vice* 2nd - Go south on 17 92 to Deltona Cut oft, take Saxon Blvd past Medcal Center, Lamplighter Ave is I b'ock South para.lel to Saxon ..tsot.iteiydQ not bother o -ner inforniatlon call Marshall & 1iCEOchan. agents. 736 7199 Or 716 - C Week-- Get - SUNDAY SALE April?),) 5pm 1061 Lamplighter Ave. Quality antiques including f.tc dolls, :ut qiass , pr imitives. isflnS, bottles. pattern glass, prwtr. with unusual bric a brac and mAc. Also W' (16W Zenith per table TV Maitland Flea Mart * Sanford Auction For 1 Ad - 1941 H* * -' - by Art Sonsom Miscellaneous For Sale GE Mr Conditioner, BTU, reverse yCIC. ricellcnt COndtori $15 372 3075 Monday thru Saturday Oialiti furniture 31 Parqa n Prcs W.ines Quality New Used Furniture. 12O French Ave 323 1*10 '.e G'a;atee 1. . ... .. -• -.. -- THE BORN LOSER Open PUBLIC AUCTION .. Week--Order Your Ad SO Miscellaneous For Sale * - .- April 21. 1974 ____ SO -. ... T"a, . the, tTT 1 Ell CL 0 A Directory of Experts Ready To Serve YouL --q . I -- Home Improvements - Air Conditioning Pressure Cleaning Inferior and exterior painting, carpentry, electric, termic tIC, plaSter, block and all rnason6ry. Honest free Estimates. timates °honc 37307 Central Heat 6 Air Conditioning. For free c-st4matet. call Carl Harris, at SEARS in Sanford. 372 1771 I PIDDYS IMPROVEMEPiTf a J(% Want(-d ' - t. : - -: - Speciatiznq in cen syStems 6 eSt. 24 hr. window flitS Fr service Ph 373.7112 Appliances ' EXTERIOR PR E SSURE CLEANING - Auto Repairs or _. Beauty Care I J anitoria l - . eeping B00 B p,Y,r. ('C after 8 c 's 5cr. et-pnq (OH 32) ri.11r.ii. ••G r) (.I C I L IGHT HALL N. Pit arpentry C - IO1) S CPL?TY $ializing pec in Small andodd fobs Call 5)1 111110 j - -.1. -i I - Price includes a'-' e.i )l _______________________________________________ -- Ceramics 'JAcKsON'S CERAMICS, Sup4ii, kiln dealer. )OS.(iusdd Thu's03 y &nday. 372 -' - --U------ - .tii Ut WaJ - il Pet Car. - -• PET REST INN boarding&Gi'oOmiflQ. Ph 177 SJ. I //ah-r 'ntj'1 oners. ________________ I. F I - - 04~ I. . A - .. p4 t Q) 6. E 'n -il < I --Z 0 = I II - • S %.. ;~) E CL i ~ catx.2 .0 >- Q.) 14"go"'4) : • • vi - - ' :..e. i Sd a C; IL W* tv to . __ - ;~) 9^ C) -A E ta - E a L. -16 , A a =7 3 ilL I 4' I. 0. '0 ',o. 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I96 iI I' oj in ;R = ~ >. i .0 .3 ACE DECORATORS, 3.65 1954 99 Mon -Sat ,Sofa t7cushonI5Ileo C ha ir $34 9$ Sofa 6 Chair 1149 95 Labor & ,oltenial-50 ni radius , Glass-Mirrors 111114~ Upholstery I Pas'terta'j - I ,-. , - 4-06 ,o $774 a ctasit,-d d to work ,or you XJI, '-.III 12.1;6111 or Iii 9) wE'LL DO YOUR PAINTING Ho lob t oo Small Ph 373 p579 or 73 r- -ii'r'r i, , - 63-I f'rutss,unal .Vallpaps'r Hanger Licensed Residential Commercial Frt'c- rstm.t'v's Pr 332 a ll , CL -; i., 2 0 ';2 e f9 a V 01 s_1 -. : PAUL SLA3'rP - W, t,i: C~ ~~ be V I .5 vii a -0 E - . " 11 - Painting Carpet Cleaning - tPi61 .d -5 - .!~,M Aiol.g~aiel', 31j i,174 Ph 17-i 9633 -- ' . i ; C : J I.. : J 7; E : : " g V .ociE W 14 "EWING MACHINE PEPAIRS ly5, comm. 6 res- dential Michael Reed. P.O. Sam 1)05. Lake Mary, 372 3270 Masonry & Concrete interior Trim, Paneling, Custom Carpentry No ,ci too small In - 11 __ 1, 7~ 0 I - M aso n ry ___________- .~ . : I * -, M ac h ines Tir e d of pc--,r 'Service? Call Lawn Care Spec iâli5t$. Comrnercal Resicie'nit..'il Pree Est 377 777 t,,trpeo!ry. Remode ling, Addit-rins CuStom Work. I r' ESt , n'.i Bonded 3230099 . '"t' - a - I, 4 -I - ,-., LAWN CARE For profes sionally maintained calf RALPH, 373 %95 'U.Sk, *,w or the finest preparation of metal concrete etc ,atl B 6 C F ree Es? 377 3360 32) 175i doom ' to 9 : M 0 ~)' - Lawn Service f4 si Sandblasting . ATLANTIC bUILOIPIC, MAIPI TENAPICE Specializ ing .n ccry'n, 1A office LukJngs 6 re'sCcr?il cicai- rio 345 3009 TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON (formerly Harrit411 BLuPy Nook) 519 C Pine 372 5717 315 tn _.c. -- Roofing Ri,s Sw'nenbank Mining - "*_ _,* 'N'_ - -. ir I4 : - : f ~ ~ 'i g . -, & i I " ,- 1~ M d .-; .a :0 ~ S -I - " .0 r. N00bligation ' 1 !e ( 4; , 0~~ '~; ,;; Alltypes free estimate's Licensed, on safe ",tp'r ii- ,It , I Si-I Plave a i - '. f • :j I font ner"jS t,'i ^ I 'id i n Itt' Santucd HtrulU J.St dal 511 99) 26-Il t~, V. .~ - - *EXPERT ROOFING* Hey Kids looking lot an extra dollar? 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Nilthe si- k C) had ate 1 U' 4. 16 0 CL ' $---_ tf for say a: W up off his en d w -Q U! -- - -V By be of top TTI - - 3 I 0 -=- mid line Lin- -(I - - - YS arnin flrrison,, British-born writer and publisher, 1673.1716. Editorial comments 4A - World than aluminum and (lIIert,t1 to .0tv Clerk lidilding £ tfic Odyi . was agenda for düptiun. nits Of t be sa 10 s. �I two WARN AMANDA PANDA by Course & Millie - to SOMETIME _ -S ALL THE TKULI/ 15EAUTIFUL THINGS THAT ARE ALL AROUN17 ME YOW/ cr ON9 STROKE Two 5TROKES _ I 0 CID 79 It - ---11 SPRINGY LEAP. rHAT MAKI.:., VOU GRACEFUL GLIP6.1 4, (d) - FEEL 600P ch H d fz._______ I __ As YOU - KNOIQ,SON r i -. \ ( ar IiF?0 i # - - - es, \ MNW 11 IFW WINTHROP IF ?U it A L / 1 / '1Q 11t VA WHO mr ( 66 ABL-f To Ge( IOU v byDick Cavallj \ / Th fto( IS VOL-JR FATHER HANDY WITH O!J \ YOUR I ( NOT VERY. ___ ) MY FATHER IS VERY HANDY WITH TOOLS. I HAVE A A&AMA DOLL THAT . d ANDNY LITTLE BROTHER HAS A CHOO-CHOOTRAN THAT —. It - '. VOL)I 1ith< A9OO (...ANCA DRUM THAT DOESN'T GO R(JM TLiM TIDtW CCM ANYMORE. ii' (MY FATHER IS VERY HANDY WITH T?)OL'3. IS ALSO QUITE CATh'. I dp f 41 14 __ ©lgl4byuf&Ir.c.TM Reg US, Pa:•otl 4 - I - • - • -- I • OUR BOA3RDING HOUSE by Les carroll r) 16 MY M EAT PORTION' t%AORE TO i ç .5PEP%R '1 0v Al*`II PRICE$ SOLVE 1HE MEATPRk PROBLEM ,/i LE N AT ] HvE tot, Il PRISCXXaXAAS ' POP DELIGHTFUL j -- ------.-. - --. L• ) FEW LAUGHS __- _ k CAIN 00 JU67 THAT' by Al Vernzeer _ TWE DELAV4ARE BRITISH WITH WITH I ' JOAN O ARC!J ( OAI' I 4At' ) AT ThE / • ......\ ____________ \tBRA,,/ ___ - - WA4CiTON// •--r- W11 OUR AsTRONAUrS / THE 4 I PACIF=IC •. YP IF tX of op C. 4 4 6 ZE VLJ TION ER... moons 15 PROTEIN S*VNTHESI 5 11,'You INTO MENT! 'ROUND T14E 4 IK' 7 TIME' ITI mF—RF-LY—A mN-r-rE- R OF GETTING T 1~4 E: vo A SOLUTION — NOT IT " L/,! ...OF THE CALIFORNIA DOWN THE RUSH CLEOPATRA or BETSY ROSS F L AGy IN THERE HOW :e:içc Ji*':II: fr __ 101. j• ,i __ _ dng 041T H15 by Nit the /T 1914 b tr Ll NtA line itin- T Ili Atj US Pat 0M 4 nue Inits ient * Jamm Harrison.,Rritishborn writer and publLshcr. I673716. Editorial corninenis 4A World to use copper wiring rather aluminum ar.d offered t (km UtaE .il.jMi it> ( ICrk ... it ordinance horn the ill. C,t'i building code at that time was ager.da fur adoption. tA1ays p UJUilCd 3oILnifui surnInrvaatons, 1W said. __________ �A ROM ) _ -I - -U — ____ I'! - IMIX _ -orO I VA~F _ _ = CL (D CD Iva TJL A% 46 AL 4r MYRTLE HAS THE KNA7 C -MAYEvE YOUVE NOTICED OF SAYING VERY LITTLE IN A GREAT MANY WORDS, 4 ip T -i,':: STATQ1"t CAI% VAI(E M PHDKE CA-LL. Lj 40. YOU CAN 7 riA`ir:: TkE DiVE. IXSTEA`~ h" 0 t - Q IL Y_~ - 1 W'74 __ __ eA COMF UP WITH _ KNOW HOW IT Iry WITH PRO .12 AJr_* ON/ AN P CAN "PUrITAL-1-0 wp~117 do A AMOUNr T00FT 14 F 12 dk ? mopFYO oU HAAFAyLYTODOKERHOUSEWOKFORHER I i • OerrioekdeGoU tonv ,110L.JLE.:.., x?j< pe V1.k 60c-K ;It ,2 soIts t• Ct a e 20-may M somrNN of vat pimmise win txi;hte TAM$ in IN T14F CilCU tiui 21-Jvv 7a CctL fitqS Vt vtfy tfu w1% vt.i4aytDFriday vA / - VIEW iAA - 23 5: 22) - Sit."it .. Fnday an dftprmw.vm - - -- --_ - :_iL I I LW I ) ?3t 233 YI] tit somi. tri IC! U*'e. 'NJ I DEAR NAA.LKE Z=4c S&W O, cc&.is UP Cv;i~R R SO NS EVERY TM RS A T'HE kWu0AJ1 I es 'irtes t't ________ Weei, •N N " ' E wTh new 21 Week be 24 SCOIPIG 4Qct. q1 I PREDICTS U'A,R 21 E( Ci4 AU - it 1, r I: j . %1 4i57• n is IN Ft .f I RECENT TIMES OCCURRED N Fg / 'b c (3 ..1 --BER.Nh.c ' NOTE: $d I.tfs 1* t Osol. ci o s ai.'ipaP ' CJRJS?J AMP P1LUTF MUCH POTa(flAL GOOP 1flu AWES WIL.L 4AVF TI') BE %A1tW CAVEFLr..LV iWER ACV ARE OT 'U ACCOL, WTTH OS PCEPTJS RE LIkEL.Y BU5ESS CoIPITJONS WILL BE get rkqher afW m4week aQunws 'Jan 2O-F* 19 Gtnray 1Icwae coec;tor4 Wed-es4ay ur get thc weekof to i g sat - T ti '& DEC. 2A1972, IN MANA641A, MICARA 0XIA1 WHERE OVER 0PEOPLEKI WERE LLED, NOTE, SENISME PLAM ARE BEING CDOi61DOMP AND IN, SCA% MAS A STWN& ifZIMEXE OVER APPFARA~" ANP :- ON 'W 4J J 4 Tz AN ESTIMATED n OF THE HOUSEF AND 50%OF THE COMMERCIAL STRUCTURES WERE DESTROYED, LEVNG6,0OUNEMPLOYED* by / GENE FAWCETTE 74Wdk& OUlt WAY OUT bY - - f:•_ 06' -MC LCISE AjC' AJOTE )NIEtGi4l' ccrci I 'WT d tM . PL" COWRJS&7 AN AMAZINGLY ACCURATE SYSTEM FOR TESTS, MAY SOON BE IN OPERATION ACROSS THE COUNTRYAND AROUND THE I • ____________ _ 1 --- I \ ___ TA/ - -I ____________ ORLP. THE BREAKTHROUGH, RSuLTING EVEN SLIGHT EXPANSION CAN NOW BE DETECTED BY DIFFERE.NcESIN VELOCITY BETWEEN PRIMARYAND !tItP1 II 1. PREDICTING QUAKES, PROVED IN RECENT T MEA?mME, IM VP • ' 117 / RNQUAleE COAIING! Sulliq%ran _ _ -. - t SECONDARY SEISMIC WAVES. THEY HAVE BEEN By b of FOLJNDTO CHANGE INA top PREDICTABLE PATTERN AS THEY PASS THROUGH THE EXPANDED ROCK, - VvORKI DEPENDS ON THE DISCOVEW THAT ROCKS UNDER STRESS DEEP IN THE C. up off ex EARTH EXPAND BECAUSE OF TINY CRACKS JUST BEFORE THEY EIREAKO lim his ers Sa hat W-2 7 ct is ELEE THE NEWMETHOD ALSO MAKES T POSSIBL PREDICT HOW LARGE THE EARTHQUAKE WILL BE. 94 '.crr gu'u FORTW CLJE5 4V 34 T JR PtET. 10 P5 iT) COGS Ir I 2 SFEV J ' L-... !,- U' 7V w r, - .'w I ,,WH6M41EED 44944jj/ a44tQ T4E PERIOD OF TIME BETWEEN PHASES OF THE TTERN. ' WORDS TO UVE BY! Cr T4 ' FAUI.TS BYC4U5ict - ine jal- for say the or oftwd 21 ling ing by the MAA/D/N4 1OQAX VAI1tY8YHP/M9 WA)WNANO ourOFAOKEP W(U -1-I— - line flUt R- 'jnin Irrin. hrltish born writer iind publisher, 16731716. I -- =-- -L - =- * • 4 - • 4 - - . - - -, -- .- : • -. - - - - --- •- - •- 1 I- - . I - •• - -. - • - - - -.- - - ____ * •j-• ••• •1 • .. . -. - :- f d,torfal comments 4A 2A World - - • - -. . to ue copper wiring rather th,n ;lurnirunii ind ,fft.r',1 t .. - I • ii itit. &r 'Y ( 1'.rk I ' p hi C% LotuWtl iasolir,e for wiimr acations ' - -. r_tL — -- ordtnance ft om the t1XtI d t Ih;t t,niu vis ,'ifli.j cit mis of ient ________ • • -- 4j -- ---- ________ �CAMPUS ALL RICVHT, 41R. SLIRNS,. LET'S SEE THE RESULTS OP YOUR. QUESTIONNAIRE M 77 § (D by CLATTER Larry EIGHT P9P. CENT OF: THE STUDENTS ;ZEPLIED T14AT T14EY USED IT "FREQUENTLY IN RESPONSE TO MY SURVEY O~c LIBRARY LISA05 Ar DOOL17rLE COLLE$E... lift DEAR POLLY — I save those little DEAR POLLY Here's how to fluted aluminum containers that keep clothes looking up-lo-datia: cheese dips come In and use them To mak& light-legged slacks Into as salad molds or for warming up the new wide-leg ones. cut individual portions of food. — LEE triangular-shaped pieces of cloth NORA. and insert at the outer seams and inner ones, too, I! desired. Use a pop contrasting color to the slacks. Make a vest of this color and have USE a wholo now-looking outfit MOW FOR FLOSSIE SALAD 4 0%0%~ Quick-Sew Cr A pitillill bolt nips in ir,~ waistline on this aulck-saw ho 1435 with PHO10-GUID1 is in Sizes 8 to ia Sure to 321-1/2 bust 2-lift yaids 54. inch (D (D LIBRARIAN r 4 6 DEAR POLLY To keep bab from slipping down in,)ia high chair apply those nonskid bathtub decals to the chair. — SHARON. AIRMY NOWSWID PAIN TUB DUCKS :3. (0 (A DEAR POLLY — Patsy suggested using margarine CUP$ to measure soap at the laundromal. I suggest taking along only the soap needed, in covered Cups. Measure out the soap and other powdered stuff needed for each load and put the filled cups in with the clothes at honne, If water temperature and such is written on each lid. Dad or WARM 5AAALL / I p li . (D _____________ DEAR POLLY - Jackets. rinowsuits and coals often need the WWII J culls replaced or something extra the larger kids could take the lauri - keep the wind out. I save boys and rnons' wooly nylon socks cut dry to — ________________________________________________ RESPONDED THAT THE%i USED IT 12 PER CENT AND 74 PE. CENT ASKED WHAT T SIX PER CENT ADMITTED TO USING 4T%AR) __ - - \\ - 1469" LI RRARIANI LIBRARIAI~l I r Pointer s.eep ast minute remin ders in your suitcase for wig koadi F 0 OflOS With Suction are Her Jumper ( lei *~' .I.a Im! versatile 54to c3n if isoin over biouss or Iiii,taitf, cf ilone as a cool dress W 1,117 with PHOTO-GUIDE is in 1 8 ;nçj w icn you pac wig, the huad would tip over. I glued the wig head to a round, revolving tray such as holds spices (in it shelf. I can now style my wig, and at any angle! The Pointers have solved many a problem for me MRS. E.M,W t Smart Style Add this quick-te-te* style to )t)ut %%jrdrotoe in wrille w favorite, color No 1469 with PHOTO-GIIIPE is in Sites 8 to Yards Of AS oqh DEAR POLLY - The size numbers 0 both grownups and childrens' shoes often rub off so I paint over them with clear nail polish so I can e 6-14 yrs Send ?So each plus 2s c for postage and handling with nomio, address, pattern number end shre to PATTERNS (,,, thlit 4300, Midtown Stallion, Now York. NY loot Lloyd# ___ MARY B - ncludt. in the list last minute "shut the house' chores, - DORIS 0 A Desirable Quilt W Use a bright gingham and a solid color to make this handsome tulip quill in easy DEAR POLLY - The best thing I ve found for coaling the iriside of a candle mold is plain, whitL, petroleum jolly. The candle will release from the mold quicker. Though this leaves no residue, thure is a certain shine to the can- PON? p4rs $1.00 for arM Ilds@ voted. Send it"m to her, this ilep TO ORDER.M.P.P..), BESS - 5346 the fool off and double The tops over for perfect cuffs I !)ave S I a pair by doing this -- MRS, 14B. i31435 4ef_~;i, "ons vard rced hanOing with om"08, Pelifor" number and sfzo to PATTERNS this newspaper), fins 4388, Alidtown Station. Ksw York, MY foom y to tsket tlou. held by CAPTAIN EASY I4PEED... I'M GL A D TO HEAR 90MEONE5 THIPJKIh3 AH1 J.P. I'VE J057 HAP A OREAr 11 FOF< WHY JOr HAVE HIM (30 OVER OUR \ CORPORATE TA)( RETURN ? WITH L 6 15RILLIANT COMPUTER 13RAIN ... J AR0UI`JD HERL'. Crooks THAT ROBOT ________ 001Z RESEARCH 1-1J(9 _____ ______ - 5 5PLENDID IPEA 1. BUT WAIT— FIRST PUT HIM TO WORK ON MY P)?tV OUT ALL 50rZr5 OF • __ '7 j&' i 'YES, I THINK A LITTLE YOUR HOT FOOD WILL __ I I c by DAG-NAB IT! N UH IT'S RIG 4 Dave Graue HIS PROBLEM? UMPA __ HIM, AND HE'S TRY1NGTO REMEMBER WHAT IT IS' .J ABOUT THIS PLACE • I,...-, S 4 L WELLT HOW ORTRATAEM It be 'THEN I SHOULD I '000 ABOUT IT!!... DID HIS AUDIT REVEAL ANY TRICK5 1 ond ..fl4ERE'S SIJMPIN ABOUT HMsJ IF THE WIZER THIS CAVE THATS BUGGING KNOWS SOMETHING MUCH, I 0 __ ___ AW, NUTHIN] 5 MEAT FOR GUZ LUNCH, MAJESTY! DO WONDERS HuH! THE TIP OF WdL You? FOR HIS MORALE' MY TONGUE! )) / LYc' UP THREE SMALL 6TRIPS OF NICE LEAN CONNING LOOPHOLE I OOF be (:00K TAX RETURN! AND - 1jL Y Lawrence •..HE MAY 13E ABLE TO FERRET N _______ TREA5VBER McKEE INDUSTRIE & 9Y GADIFIRY, IVE GOT IT! I KNOW WHAT THIS PLACE HES 13EEN TRYING PAS A RCAR CHECK RIGHT AWAY, OUR LAWYER6 THINK YOV AAAY 5TIL L HERE'S THE MEAT YOU ORMIZED, 'vWZ MAJESTY! 1. 13EFORE T'PLJLL OUT OFTHAT £N?RANC&\\ THEY KNOW SKULLOFHIS! lOfT... WHAT HAPPENED! E-5CAPE PR05ECLITION! 1 I'LL BE OUTA WERE FOR REPLJCI?JG MY TAXES 2 0Hj MJANV, YOU! HIS HIG14NESS WILL ENJOY IT'S LLINCHTIM GIJZ! COME AN GET IT! THIS aid Aft I GLIF-GS THE GREAr F.SCAPE WILL PAF:'tA WAIT AWHILE! FOQD?!!, ____ ~e - .— I so • ZqIq WOZ * T AR It 3 2 by _ _ .5 AC 5 Dick EB and Rogers - y FLO B II Paul C eers _____________ ________________________________ - ts KIND OF BIRD Co N EH N OrH5 HAWAIIAN W N H A 6 0N U,-/ KIND N ENGLAND LE1ER If"RELAND C70WN (ISEE ANSWEIZ 00% 21 ___ _ K io ACRCroS Bon of I's top PA go up YO L) R In d" HOELACE N 0 _ _____________ 1 :31 PUW (N PONE /r1L TI prices 4NV1.JL0:VV Li~ .301ine Ms nATURE [01,0115 #.10.40;z orwe Tm flog U S Fat O'l —Ail rignts resev."! Or MUSKRATS L1iP.i' 14/ seyo. A MUSKRAT I A •.• - - 5 oo Wt.4ENE. Q, E gøg L8V'I!4i JWA5 N / EiNG IIIc&aat BflIT4MUIPL wfl UflWfl -. AW -- - •i - week tied by Id dl-21 Santa Cirur, Calif. 95061 — Uon, .nftnue I 7_7 1" -- % - 4-'-. - ---- -. -..: - -- - 1_- - - - -. \ - ---- -- 0. - - = -- á- I— == A 4, — .• - - = -- -- :=-r".r --S . - -- i ditot ml comments Jamin IIrrison,, brftis}i born rikr and piblisher, 1673-1116. - - - limits - -. ------ =-=---.l state (lay be r&ifwaunnarnhl bTbLURCUJfl L — for it say to the itar or it I • - • 4A World . -- 4 ir to use copper wiring rdther than alurninuni and olk:eil tu 2A 5 - .414 - ( itY Clerk - -- - • ----,1------.- - I P111. ('itS otdstiance ftom the Dida> iO(uC;1 tuilding uttdt' at that time way. atnda for adoption. ('ItS ' T._____._C___t------ - -- ------ --=- -=---------.q---- --- -----ç -.._at -_ _*r — ------- -- ---- tfftcient gaoIine bc surYt:ikr sacatmuns fie said ____4_____ J • t- -- .1 �N.Y. SHORT RIBS KI 5 WAS A FIC07 5 WASTE,EMS! talc, DUM- DUM 5 _______ BOWL. W* ThE F A PAY POR 'NF RENTAL ON PLASTIC. THESE ___ TIONS. ___ ' ___ 1405 OL (.3 N[) HERE 001"r:s OVER A L.IQU0,R STORE 02 1"U"' SOMBOY ON ¶E OKA'Y1 3JY1LET'\ GOOD IDEA BOSS\SHVN7WKNOCK AN 'TRIE D TO FUGT A LITTLE 0, AV NT.' A CU \'V',' ER,W1ENI iu1 ¶ 'LLET/ RL.,34, Altamonte Springs, pitalized afterwards. The bi t th commercial structure and touched off a fire. But the in ured persons were neighboring residents, prin cipally the dazed occupants of Envoy Towers, a luxury apartment house adjoining the blast site. O'Hagan said there were three possible causes of the blast — gas inflammables or explosives — but While firemen worked in the told newsmen: "Evidence points to building, an anonymous caller natural gas as the cause of the extelephoned police and said a bomb was set to go off in the building.p Fire Commissioner John O'Hagan He said a number of persons said cleared his imen out as a precaution. s melled gas ' evidently no complaint taken to hospitals. He said he saw ___ M-:RE CHEAP L Julie M. to a gasaccumu1ationjnacommercja building, rocked the East Side of Manhattan not far from the United Nations. Three Asian diplomatic missions In the neighborhood and hundreds of sleeping residents were shaken by the 6:58 a.m. explosion, which shattered windows for blocks PiG U( 60 ozen treated the udid ?know tt : whether COSTUMES! _ A Blast Hurts 44 was In critical condition today at Florida Hospital and n BrenduResse, I st satisfactory. AMTRAK ri 7115? 1~ train Sunday collided with car of SR 434 Longwood crossing - I NT N IRS .4ENT. V. risc" o i izes o ice SAN FRANCISCO (All) — suit in U.S. District Coort last came without warning, reported as a result of the Officials are considering Friday, charging that the police provocation or motive, police questioning. calling in civilian volunteers to descriptions and sketches are said. Police leaders said nearly an inan police st2tions in order to vague aod unspecific. Police A spokesman for Mayor Jo- the men stopped have been unfree more officers for street say the man they seek is black, se.ph Alioto said citizens trained derstanding and cooperative duty in the intensive search for slender, about 6-feet and Irom as auxiliary policemen ma be Y but the National Assiociation f the "Zebra" killers. 20 to 30 years old. called in to heip man police the Advancement oi Colored. A hearing on James' suit is statioiis but $&Uiey wil] not be People said it hAs received Meanwhile, the American sch edul ed Wednesday when taking part in the Civil Liberties Union planned Zebra "hundreds of complaints" city po ffi als ill be search. file a class action suit today blacks who (ci' the had asked tothe show cause duillenging the new police pol. Mloto and police officials harassed. operation Icy of stopping and searching proper. have defended the stop-andThe young men stopped by young black men thought to research program as a necessary police have been given "Zebra" At least bOO blac ks ha ve semble a police composite questioned in the past few days, action in an extraordinary situ. cards to carry as proof they aldrawing of one of the ki ll ers, but the search has turned up no ation. Some black leaders and ready have been checked, eve white persons have died clues to The case was given the code the identity of the others say the frisks are a form in mon,-1d senes of and violate con. name "Zebra" because that mysterious gunman or gunmen of harassment provoked attacks. stitutional guarantees against the designation for the radio who have killed 12 whites illegal search and seirure. channel used to communicate San Francisco attorney Bm wounded six others since last No major incidents have been with officers assigned to it. jamin James Jr. filed a similal- November. The street shootings V0 js~n4 AAbn jar A A o 1by S BUGS EU14MY 4OW A,OuT A) GLASS OF LEMONADE, SYLVESTER ONLY FIVE . ER...UNFQRTUNATEL'ir' I AM .' "? HOWEVER, I WILL BE HAPPY TO WRITE AN IOU. FOR SAID AMOUNT,, PAYABLE IN SHORT OF CASH AT THE CEN115/ NO MONEY, NO LEMONADE, HOLD IT! CICMX i'LL TAKE A CLASS, CICERO, AN ... N BUSINESS 'A GOTTA SE YA CHISEL%N' SUM.' _______ 30 CAr5! '._ & He Iiiida Ii 1 ( ----" "' V \ YOU, SIRE, t9i __ NJ ,.,. ON1 A BOUNDER f 66th RiGHrf I Ivic( . .. AT.E A CAD AND "OLD VaLICsO ) REMEMg,ER Monday, April 22, 1974—Sanford, Florida 32T/1 Year, No. 208 Price 10 Cents LW u s i-! WAODAYA KNOW... P I MUST 0' LEFT PWtT!LlT'1 L EMO GLASSES (JO X HAVE T" WASH GOr A FK /1) DELi ç'\ h . 1' & -_______ 1 ( who were disenchanted with Askew's leadership "I have never been given more couragement in my 18 years in public service t see election to any office" an e s ____ 0or , . . RAC s%'dTCIth.S Adams, 57, has been hinting for weeks he .ants to drop out of the race for secretary of state and run for governor, and Askew said last .. ES / ,..Public encouragement - ____ 3EK & WE Two Countywide Pet Low by 11ourie Schneider 9 VJE HAVE YOUR, 8VT I LA Ui' IT ............... Pp~oms I tNLL COM PAW ~S N&JEST • —.._._ ' ___._.-." / IWEAJTIUJ kM AT DOE A i IT r,-.. _...] jj £ r" I ' ,J1 r — '. * 4 C - ...N0 MATTER, HM FAR AVAY SHE LIVES c tueu INSTALL IT FCR ~OU FREE OF C(AARGF-.. LET- u-S k&kW kME:RIE trbU'D C - -: . 3 ) ..."Jusr • '' III -- - — - 'X) ( . ' 1 I •.- .1'. ''1! i I Minnesota Town s acing We are Status _______-- ------- - I ,,, -_. I L j-'-- — Gas Hike To Reach 60 Cents C4, " I LAST CAMPAIGN DEBT .Nw paid off 51_ OBITUARIES SOO# It i ii#hHI Th e Commerce Department problems also led to a House investigation An effort to impeach hun failed b' 17 votes, but he was censured. Lon wood Tfa - EVERY TU-0 Wfle-Ks TH(S PFkOhE ALq0MAMCALLY MAMS A LON6 DISTAKXE CALL TO 'TOUR MOTHER.. . Ilerald Staff Writer Enforcement of the proposed ordinance must remain with the - Altamonte Springs Mayor said. As being dr&wn up, the OHLANDO, Fla. (AP) — By SILVER BAY, Minn. ~AP) — essing plant and taconite mine. down Saturday by U.S. District work in the two towns whose Norman Floyd and County ordinance wi!l include not only summer, motorists may be dogs and cats, but also skun ks. Two north east Minnesota corn- were said to have 95 per cent of Judge Miles Lord. He said the combined population ominission inunities faced the prospect of their working populations af pollution of 67,000 tons of rock Officials in the towns said vu'- paying 60 cents for a gallon of Kimbrough today endorsed a 1f101kC)5, and any iarm gasoline, says the nation's top county-wide animal control blooded animal susceptible to wastes a day into Lake Superior en ergy official. welfare towns today as their der to shut down Reserve be was endangering the health of worked was there because of H) John A. SpoIski ordinance to cover all types of rabies, cra energy chief John C No one is effectively dealing ffl8ifl employer, the Reserve cause of pollution into Lake Su five communities in Minnesota Reserve.The towns' tax base pets—from dogs and cats to Sawhill said Sunday he exwith animal control from the St. Mining Co., found Itself shut perior. and Wisconsin which draw their Reserve, and they also face skunks pected gasoline prices to go up prospect of being wiped out. lake. Silver Bay and Babbitt, corn- per cent of the iron ore used In Looking hack through history cidated the county The company said it would a few more cents and to level off commission Orange County border," In all, 3.100 23 ... it was five for the date April pany towns that are the respec. the nation's steelmaking blast persons who eam appeal, mid Lord set another at about 60 cents a gallon ft will consider suggestions by the Kimbrough said. adding he summer. He told reporter-s years ago when President Reserve's proc furnaces was ordered shut $34 million a year are out of court session for Ixia) Seminole Count) Humane expects information requested the homes of covering a meeting of the Na Nixon asked Congress for wide Society animal ',arious a oe to ke from e1 it be allowed tional Oil Jobbers Council that powers to combat organized over animal care from the organ, t' to be In hedidn't expect gasoline prices (riffle And 001) OflC sear ago corporated Into a draft or to go much above that levelr that date, President Nixon Count), Atty. Howard h1arsee dinance within two weeks. Current average gasoline I John Dean to wish said lie is drafting an ordinance Floyd, saying, "We end up prices a him Happy Easter and sak : of the dogs which w ill have the power of an Ion for regular and 56 cents for counse Yot intra-local agree rue nt —making anyway," said he hoptill the premium. SawhiH didn't sa) it county-wide--and said ffic Mnt)`11~6! ordinance would By DONNA MES pay the difference, but he purported it to be Longwood's that one-half the building whether he was referring to the county could contract with the include "zoning" of animals in refused, Ilerald Staff Writer building code but a search of permit charges set forth vlould price of premium, regular or Offered for the first time in llumane &)ciety to administer the cities by such provisions as City Building Inspector city recwds proved otherwise. be levied in*LMgwood. the uverage. a leash Law. the Sanford area (at least in its program. Aluminwn James McCollum shrlwed a LONGWOOD— The city ordinances also Records filed in City Clerk N many, many )ears) Is an wiring has been installed in copy of the l%9 Southern Onnie Shomate s office show required copies of the codei be tictal said gasoline usage had American [tell Crass Senior hundreds of new homes and Standard Building Code with the city on.Nlay 12,10 .59 adopted kept in city hall, but none could' risen dramatically in his state !.fe-.aving (lass thich ill thousands of dollars i'i building 1970 reviioiis to a herald Seminole Countys electrical be found today in the clerk's sinceanodd-even form of rati.begin Monday, April 22 at permit lees have been collected reporter this morning and code which was approved by office. No ordinances amending fling was sus nded last month Yesterday's high 81 low Longwood over the past in Pfl this morning the Board of county corn- either code could be found in the He said the program may be i Details on Page 3-A) The class will be held at the apparent In year—both Daytona tides for missioners on March 18, 1956. city's official records. put back into effect this week Sanora Ilomes Pool (Sanford %iolation of city law. Tuesday— high 9:15 a.m, Ihat code did not permit the use becaun supplies are running Avenue) and will have a limited At least one homeowner, who 939 p.m., low 3:01 a In of alumlnqm wiring The tempted to revise upwards the short SIMI'SON Mrs 1.tnnie C enrollment. If you're in asked that his name and ad. 3:04 p.m.: Port Canaveral (ounty permitted schedule of building permi t fees has Sawhill, who was named by of Sanford terested, call the Red Cross dress not be revealed, has had high— 8:41 a.m..9:21 p.m.. aluminuni wiring only since on July 26, 197 resolution. President Nixon to succeed Wil. 73 by office. numerous electrical complaints lo% 2:44 ti.m, 2:58 p.rn, reb. 23, !971 and now is un- But an ordinance can be liam E. Simon as head of 111c JIM% ROWIncidentally, it is restricted to' since his house was built in a dergoing preliminaries to stop amended only by another or. Fedeval Energy Office when Si. years and older. 15 swinuners new subdivision eight months the use. ago. Entertainment --------6A Area deaths ......3A secretary, said motorists could City recordsnlsoshow that advisedthecounc11Inth 'Our little boy has received Horoscope city council on May 25, 195 past. Nevertheless builders look forward to new gasoline GA Bridge ---------------- 6A severe shocks, throwing him Hospital notes .. adopted the 195748 revision of and contractors are being shortages lithe)' do not contin3A ...........3A Calendar aros the rcnn, ihen touching NatIonal I pity 2A the Southern Standard Building charged the higher rates et ue in practice conservation 4.511 Thought For Today Class, ads the -an electrical outlet, • as the city's building code. The forth In the resolution. Society 6A lÀ Comics .. •....., the man who wants a coat 50 If Americans continue Our said. homeowner Sports ordinance provided for no 1-38 Crossword puzzle ......6A theap that the Hum or woman driving at Iqwei speed limits television set exploded We \ The 1973 revised Southern and limit nonesi.entj,ji use of automatic State Sit reismons 6A who produces the L13th si'all Dear Abby asked the electrical contractor TV ...................7A The ml> change noted in the Standard Building Code is on car-, there will be Ben cr. Crane .............GA stare in the process. If ONNIE SIIOMATE wiring rather use copper to World city (rdinnce from the today's 7 p in. city council gasoline for 3urnmec vacations, 2A 4A Iditorial comments jamin harrison,. British-horn ( it ( erk 1uildmn ut'de at that time as agenda fur ailupUun. than aluillinuill and offered to writer and publisher, I67.-1718. lie Said +4b - I By CIIR IS NEI-SON 4 CUR CUST0&*_PS A 3 I $160,000 because of bank interest He finally 18 days on a junket to Columbia, Venzuela, Mexico and Puerto Rico in what he later called a good will tour. Kimbrough Endorse s - announced last year it w" -s all paid off. After Adams dropped ou t of the race, then-Sen. Askew asked him to become his running mate and after they were elected, Askew named hi secretary of commerce. But Askew asked him to resign from that job in February 1973 after news reports that Adams used state employes to work on another farm he owned near Quincy. • ways, for so much of what is needed to put America back on the track," Adams said. - debt, which he claimed grew to more than The first blow at his reputation came when Auditor General Ernest Ellison reported that Adams had been using state furniture in • private apartment. Adams called thee en icism nit picking." And then while still secretary of state in 1970, Ad2ms took a state airplane and disappeared for supporters of Alabama Gov. George Wallace. WaIlice "stands today, in many important c'-' 000 in debt. Over the next three years Adams held numerous fund-rasing dinners 'to pay off the $ioo, to Adams said he represented Democratic party 1 - The gu nman Interrupted the M.b shooting Jibe priest the Rev. Raymond Schultheis, 44 that he needed money' i support Gin $2004-dayhabit" That same year, Adams began preparing a campaign for governor, but suddenly announced he was dropping out and then revealed he was him the "most effective administrator of a state run for governor, Adams said. V 4~YJ CLEVELAND, Ohio (AP) — About 50 persons sat stunned Sunday as a gunman interrupted a Mass at St. Edward Catholic church and forced a Micar-old altar boy to pass a collection basket througb the congregation. Police said the man held a gun against the boy's head before he tied with $20 V , had decided to switch at the urging of Floridians 1 NICKEL 2 - h ,' -b! 1,E:MONAD, ONE CENT ON Mr- L4 In S'i'ne governor, Adams, who had previously announced he would run for the secretary of state post, said he - - ______ KID.` HOW MANY MY WALLEr. PL-EAS e U I. ASONASLe, . n week the announcement would come as no surprise to turn. After his dairy farm in Clay County went broke in 1956, Adams was elected to the Florida Senate where he was honored as "the most outstanding freshman Senator." In 1960, after spending almost all s time on his Senate Job, Adams was elected secretary Of state and within a year the legislature named TALLAHASSEE, Fla (AP) Lt Gov. Tom Adams today announced he would oppose Gov. Reubin Askew in the Democratic primary for ME—LICLOUS. 5,4(Ac#<'; 54440 P THAT/LL SE RVS Wm Collection ? ZNIE&5T 71, ( ci Special ,— j I[ I Index I - — • r r . - - • ........... ' 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, April 21, 1974 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 21, 1974. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 28-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 21, 1974; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/69fa5cbb7452317b8c959b2903e5cf54.pdf d01edef0483032aec1765c903ac613fe PDF Text Text I srael is Storm School To Free Chi ldren MAALOT, Israel (AP) - Is- hands of the army - that's for from the building. Their num. raell troops shot their way Into sure." At the request of the guer- Maalot the guerrillas wanted Cabinet has decided to release ter of an entire family by the guerrilla command which a school today where three her could not be immediately rillas, the French ambassador the prisoners taken to Beirut, the terrorists as demanded," a guerrillas, the bombing of an oil claimed responsibility for the The guerrillas had threatened determined, flew, here to negotiate the exArab terrorists were holding to kill their hostages by 6 p.m. Lebanon. He did not give any c o m m u n I q u e a a I d. pipeline and the planting of attack said, "The entire buildPolice sources said the three change of the vacationing teen. reason for this change. about 85 teen-agers hostage and - noon EDT - unless the Is"Notification thereof has also rockets in Jerusalem-threat- ing is mined. If Zionist forces terrorists were killed but there agers for the score of guerrillas The general added the terrorbeen communicated ataken Witness said the soldiers had raeli government freed 20 Jailed was no official confirmation of Jailed by Israel for taking part IsIs had given the names of 10 French ambassador." to the ened to wreck Secretary of open tire they will be risking the control. terrorists. The government this, State Henry A. Kissinger's destruction of the entire place." in terrorist acts. One of the men they wanted released. Two French Ambassador Jean truce negotiations between Is. But the fate of the youngsters agreed to meet this demand A small Palestinian group The guerrillas, whu stormed prisoners on the Palestinians' of those 10 then would give the Herly, and the guerrillas was not Em. earlier In the day. carrying a French flag, rael and Syria. which had committed no terror. the school during the night list is a Japanese terrorist who names of the remaining prison- was inside the school negotiatmediately known. Kissinger Issued a statement 1st acts for four years, the PopThe troops burst into the while the teen-agers were took part in the Lod airport ers to be freed, Shurer said. school Ing for the hostages' lives, less than half an hour asleep, threatened to blow up massacre two years ago. of "shock and outrage" at the War Democratic Front, said the The troops opened the assault before the deadline. The Israeli Cabinet went into The gunmen had asked for terrorist action and postponed a guerrillas were based In Israel. the building if their demands The guerrillan at the outset special session in Jerusalem Herly to negotiate with them, planned trip to Darnascus. by firing for three minutes from This was an apparent attempt The teen-agers originally were not met. They strung elec- shouted from the school win- and decided for the first time and the diplomat flew by hellone side of the school. Then were believed to number about trical wires around the school dows that they wanted the freed since guerrill The attack was similar to the to spare Lebanon retaliatory other soldiers shot their way in go. as launched their copter 90 miles from Tel Aviv to terrorist raid a month ago on attacks from Israel. from the opposite side. The and fired guns from schoolas winprisoners flown to Damascus, terrorist war seven years ago to Maalot, five miles south of the the border town of Qiryat Ambulances sped up to the dows, using their hostages capital of Syria. The terrorists wired the meet a life-or-death Arab de- Lebanese border. battle appeared over in about 30 building as the soldiers burst human shields. Presumably the Shmonah, In which 18 Israelis school as the Israelis brought Later, however, Brig. Gen. mand. The terrorists takeover of the died. The three terrorists in three Arab prisoners by hellseconds, and the witness inside. Stretcher bearers could wires were attached to ex- Ephraim Shurer of the Israeli shouted, "The building is in the be seen later taking casualties plosives, "in order to secure the re- schDol-plus the ambush death that raid also were killed. ccpter to Maalot to bargain army told newsmen here in lease of the Maalot pupils , the earlier of a woman, the staughIn the Syrian capital, the with the guerrillas Watergate Panel' .1'I ___________________________ -•--'- To Delay Report _ 71____ _ 7- WASIIING1 ON Al S Sena I b -- 1 hc ri.,-,rnI.sm-. to ctewl its riiandate 6., 1T.... UJIIU ,JUjIV uy -. FER - - f "' = ' IteOuzo, _____ _____ I'Ar I w _ A JEAN IIATTF-50N Herald Staff Writer Ervin said the committee also will ask the Senate to extend its full subpoena powers until June 3oand give It authority to file a supplemental report at any time if it wins its court battle for access t five key recordings of presidential 'erions z 4- .. , . President Nixon's close personal friend, to comply with a wide-ranging subpoena demanding he produce his personal and business financial records Ior the last the years. 4' , j- .. , p ' ,. • Related Stories Page 8A) - " "'\. I T L -I - , ' taketocornpeic.G,"Bebe" -. -- -- - Ervin said the committee did not discuss any steps it might . - ' Local Phone Workers 4z+ I D UL .J I Iur II,st U ,1 - '' them Wednesday, May 15, 1974—Sanford, Florida 32771 66th Year, No. 228 Price 10 Cents ii M. . today concluded It is unable to Chairman Sam J Ervin Jr, complete its final report by May 28 and voted to ask the D-N.C., said staff members would be requested to eliminate ] any findings of individual guilt or innocence and to base the report solely on Watergate events and legislative recommendations stemming from ;antr2 i rrath ) Wx,tprnntn I 'P#ø••' a - ..- .. -3. " ., oil 0 .L - •_'.l - ': _.... ,o -.,,.-•-• 'I (Herald Photo By George HIY) DESERT BEAUTY DISPLAYED IN SANFORD BRILLIANT GRAFT cacti from the Orient encircle a giant golden with the giant American promotion and transfer________ barrel cactus, native of Mexico, in this ornamental display planted by Telephone and Telegraph Co. proceedures. Sanford's Chief Deputyeriff Sh Duane Harrell. An enthusiastic cactus ,,.j a are expected to have a major He said the Southern Cellcollector, Harrell has gathered varieties from all around the world in SEN. SAMERVIN Unions representing nearly economic Impact since any CWA talks begin today in his Kactus Korral store in Sanford. 750,000 telephone workers, settlement Is likely to result In Atlanta, the headquarters for including about 150 Southern higher telephone bills, both Southern Bell and District Bell workers in Seminole The Communications 3 of the CWA. County, are seeking big pay Workers of America (CWA) Southern Bell's contracts hikes in the first round of major with 500,000 Bell System pire July 17, said Hunt, who County labor negotiations since the workers, is the largest of Bans Aluminum W ire expects an agreement to be expiration of government wage- unions involved in the talkS, reached without serious setprice controls. Also taking part are the AFL- backs by that date. By CHRIS NELSON electrical contractor — and reported" have been found In aluminum wire is safer promise was held open by Negotiations opening today CIO International Brotherhood Herald Staff Writer industry spokesmen who fought the past three weeks, precisely because of the in. Commissioners Mike Hattaway of Electrical Workers (IBEW Three years ago, the CWA for a compromise measure dustry effort to solve Initial and Greg Drummond. representing 140,000 employes, won a three-year wage-and. Seminole County corn- allowing "number 6" wire and In voting the ban, cornproblems caused by softness, Drummond commented; "We and the Alliance of Independent benefit package totaling 33,5 missioners have delivered a larger. inissioners overrode the breaking and heat expansion, should re-consider once Telephone Unions with about per cent, largest in the In- vote of "no confidence" in the Also defeated was a plea for electric board, the building they were unable to overcome aluminum wire proves itself — 100,000 workers. dustry's history, after a six-day electrical industry, virtually "six months probation" by department, and nearly a dozen board fears of sloppy work- but I don't want Seminole "It is significant," corn- nationwide strike, banning aluminum wire use in County Eleerrical Hoard industry spokesman who manship. County to be the testing rnented Sanford's new Southern residences and commercial Chairman Buddy Eldel, backed pointed out the National The door for future corn- ground:' workers, like buildings, but holding the door up by Chief County Electrical Electrical Code, the U.S. Navy, N' Bell manager Torn Hunt, "that the But rest telephone of the nation, have lost we are negotiating our COn- more than cent of their open for a change of heart if the Inspector Cecil Hurst. who said Department of Housing and 4 per Industry can prove problems _ 1ll the first time. Before each year atone in the worst inflationwith aluminum have been Electrical Spokesmen separate region has done its since the Korean War. The own bargaining." B>' a 4-1 vote, the board -nation's major wage hikes last defeated Commissioner Sid Hunt said a total of 56 year averaged 5.8 per cent Vihlen's compromise moves Industry's Southern Bell workers will be under government controls, and ordered, effective Jun 17, CLO affected by the contract which expired April 30 . Today, as the implications of move as "not logical," It> John A. SpolkI bargains-these include people that no "branch circuit" the commission's decision Karraker said the law-ti en. in Florida, Georgia and the The unions have yet to spell aluminum wire be used in new began to sink in, electrical forced-means no mobile Sorry to hear about the illness Carolinas. out their specific bargaining construction or repair work. industry representatives called homes will be legal, cable TV of Thomas Wilson III, executive The local issues to be demands, but a CWA Irate builders and industry The Herald to warn that if 100 will be banned, battery cables, director of the Sanford housing bargained, reported Hunt, spokesman indicated the representatives, who packed percent enforced, the law "will emergency generators and Authority. include work assignments and workers were unlikely to accept the court house commission produce a virtual shut down of many radio and television Wilson underwent surgery schedules, work condition, town anything less than that won by chambers Tuesday night, said the electrical business in station components will be this past weekend His con- and Job classifications, and steel workers last month, the price of copper Is rising to a , ' 1' '' Seminole County," in the words outlawed. ditiori is guod, and he's in room prohibitive degree, predicting of one electrical board mem2.19 at the S&':iunni' Mvinorial average new home costs will Other industry spokesman . ' hiked $200 to $400 by the boar'l'said Tuesday that regardless of _________ Lake Mary Z-P Mulls " decision. Don Karraker, a "reform" the problems with aluminum, it a I _________ The board did allow certain member appointed to the board is too late to try to go back to - he wake of last Fall's grand Babcock PUD Request of aluminum wire, __ ' investigation blasting the cower because of the world More on that 2nd Annual specifically excepting from the rd for industry domination copper supply situation, and the ' Polish Luau. ..according to the SII)VIHLI-:N By J RICHARDS JOHN KlMBuU&,lI county's lug Tree Park from ban "number one (size wire industry's increasing reliance and conflict of Interest, said invitations, this year's surprise Herald Staff Writer agricultural to PUD. and larger conductors for on aluminum, industry uses aluminum alloy guest will be "Bluebeardski"_ Questions concerning ac- residential and commercial county electricians have Urban Development and in all terminals presently KaIser A It' in i n t' in The Polish Pirate..iynu can LAKE MARY The city's cessibility to the swampy area services and feeder panels finally learned how to properly Underwriter's Laboratory have manufactured, representative Roger Keith tell he's a Polish pirate cause he planning and zoning board w- for fire fighting possibilities terminated compression fit- install aluminum wire, all approved aluminum wire. No national safety experts said nearly 50 per cent of all has a patch over each eye). night at 7:30 at city hall will have already been brought up tings." Eidel's firm, Tri.City "Tell me the safety ad. deny that itis safe to wee copper electrical conductors made And the scheduled starting consider proposed rezoning for at a previous P-Z board The board refused to approve Electric, had been socked with vantage of using aluminum wire on aluminum terminals, today use aluminum. Further, times for the various events is 70 acres for a planned unit de- meeting with the developers, a draft ordinance banning all six aluminum wire violations wire, not the cost advantage," Karraker said. Problems which Keith said, U.S. Rep. John See Death - an important factor, too. It velopment (PUD) at the city's q Developers claim the PUD types of aluminum wire by Hurst in the first three weeks Commission Chairnuin John do exist stein from using Moss's claims that 400 home begins at 6:59 p.m.; ends on the southern borders. will house 2,600 retiremer) regardless of size, but the of a tough inspection period, Kimbrough repeatedly asked aluminum wire on copper- fires natio.ially have been usual question mark; a raid residents, which would double majority took a hard line but, Hurst said Tuesday, no peakers, designed terminations, traced to aluminum wire have comes off at 9:30 p.m.; and at Babcock Corp., a division of the size of this newly.incor- against Vihlen himself an violations "major enough to be While spokesmen said Blasting the commission's proven to be false. 9:31 p.m. there's a "streak"! Wearhauser, represented by porated city, which raised There 'll be more on this Dan Sheen of Environmental questions of the city's ability to social extravaganza in sub- Designs of Winter Park will ask provide necessary services. u sequent columns, neighbors, the board to recommend The housing units will go for rezoning property on General $30,000-$40,000 according to COCOA BEACH, Fla. (All i -"I've felt like a girl ever since States because it casts $10,000 to learn about the operation until Oh, by the way ... there was Hutchinson Parkway near the developers. A Cocoa Beach waitress has I was a child," she said, "I $12,000 here," she said, she returnM ------- frnnl this motel owner in: PorttIieU fil ed a vo r ce suit against a knew very early that something The Earthornes are sepa. "They weren't too much for it Re proposed exclusive 11.1., who reported a woman who is legally her bus- was (ltfkf'eflt about me, but it rated now, but Kathy said she at first," she said. "But now fran. limse garbage collectio1 disturbance at his Iiaiitwla In: band and lather of her 5-ycarold sasn't until alter I was married and Carolyn lived together There they're all for me." area ordinancehas been was $1,000 in damages. son. that I realized what it as and alter the operation was per. According to the Al' story, Kathy said she had a boy- unanlnlou3ly laid to rest by ('arolyn Ann Earthorne said that something could be done for med, this all began when a group of Seminole County CornFriend now and hoped bout it." the ieven-year marriage was "streakers" ran through the missioners. "We are still good friends," to remarry, She said their "irretrievably broken" after inn. A bout two dozen In their Sponsor Sid Vihien Jr., sadly "I (eel 101 per cent better as a who I am and who I as and Kathy said. "Carolyn knew her husband went to Morocco birthday-suits, if you will. what I was going through, and noting "overwhelming public woman. I am a woman and i for an operation that changed loves me just the same, He's a while she didn't like it, she Wanna take a guess as to opposition" to the controversial sup- need a man," she said. "But I him from Gordon Dale Ear- very bright little boy." their Identity'? Cops Uh, huh,... ported rue." plan, himself moved to defeat want to be sure he is the right The Earthorne were thorne to Kathy Ann Earthorne. from the Boston police dept. the Kathy said that as a man she person" ordinance, which was "marrIed Oct. 2, 1967 in Detroit, who were there to inarc!-i in a never considered herself a by virtually every protested Carolyn Earthorne declined where he worked for Chrysler Kathy said she sometimes homosexual civic parade. I Vah, vah, vahand homeowner's Interviews. Her laywer, Walter Corp. gets stares and rude remarks association in the county. voomn,,.what a crowd the)hey Stockman, said Tuesday, "It's In 1972 he legally changed his "That's the First question from people who know her hiswould would have had vie irig that But,, due to the present failure the iimost unusual divorce I've name to Kathy. Then he wrote asked 6y the psychiatrist I saw tory but it doesn't bother her, and parade, eh? take-over rate. Vihlen ever handled. The legal reason to a sex-change clinic in Casab- before I was accepted for the "I don't let it bother me any P.S.-Motel manager Je'n predicted, "we'll soon be Is that the marriage is irrrt.rie- lanca, Morocco. operation," she said. "I told more," she said, 'People are t,'w'ler said she called local saddled with two or three large vably broken but the basic rea' "I was accepted for the oper- him, 'No. I'm a woman trapped more enlightened about these police twice and state police companies who will do what son is obvious." ation and had it 'lone Sept. 19, in a flia9'S body." things now, but there are still a once about the matter, but no they darn well p1eae and set Kathy Earthorne said she 1972. It cost $4,000. I couldn't She said I*i' parents, with lot who are psychologically igarrests "-,-re made. what rates they please without would not Contest the uit afford to have it done in the wlxmn she now lives (tlr(ri't fl) tounty controls," - From J\ Him, To Her, To Divorce Co n ty Kills Garbage Bill ',... di rrnt F 4. : ::• ; • :'• ,:: it. . ... ,' * • : •' . '' - - �2A—The Sanford Herald Wednesday, May 15,1974 Longwood Sets Vote Ballots House Dems Ready For 0ii Prof it Battl e NATION WASHINGTON (AP) legislation. They challenged Ways and Means Chairman Wilbur D. Mills, 1)-Ark., when he decided to seek from the Rules Committee a rule forbidding amendments. So Green and Vanik petitioned for the Democratic caucus in an attempt to bind the Democratic majority of the Rules Committee to allow House consideration of their amendments. Oil-slate members of the Ways and Means Committee headed opposition to the panel's bill. Furthermore, three of 10 — House Democrats are ready for a showdown on proposals that would swiftly boost oil industry taxes by several billion dollars. The Democrats were called today to a special caucus to act on resolutions urging the House Rules Committee to let the House vote on the amendments advocated by Reps. William J. Green, D-Pa., and Charles A. Vanik, D-Ohio. Green and Vanik, members of the Ways and Means Committee, are unhappy with that panel's version of oil tax reform TODAY Cuban Consulate Bombed MIAMI (AP) - An anonymous caller says two predawn explosions at the Cuban consulate in Merida, Mexico, were the work of a Cuban exile group that claimed credit for similar bombings in other countries. Police said Tuesday the bombs caused an undetermined amount of damage but no injuries in the city on Mexico's Yucatan Penninsula. An unidentified man who called The Associated Press in Miami said the bombs were placed by the Front for the National Liberation of Cuba, a clandestine organization hich claims to be conducting a worldwide terrorism campaign against Cuban property and personnel. The FLNC, its Spanish Initials, claimed credit for several similar bombings In recent months. A federal grand jury in Miami is probing the group's activities. Democrats on the Rules Corn. mittee are from oil states. The Ways and Means Corn. mittee's bill would hike petrolewn industry taxes by about $13 billion to $14 billion over six years. It would phase out a major oil industry tax break —the oil depletion allowance—by 1979 and would impose a temporary new excise tax on windfall profits earned by the industry during the energy shortage. However, the new windfall levy is linked with a provision eventually giving oilmen a way to escape paying much of this new tax by plowing profits back Into the search for oil. The bill also would toughen tax treatmnent of oil company Income from foreign sources. The depletion allowance saves oilmen $2 billion to $3 billion a year in federal taxes. It permits 22 per cent of gross Income from oil and natural gas property to be deducted from taxable income up to a top of 50 per cent of taxable net income, 11e committee boosted the 50 per cent to 100 per cent, and decided to keep the allowance for most natural gas. Green's amendment would end the allowance for both oil and gas on Jan. 1, 1974. He said this would increase industry taxes by nearly $2 billion this year on profits of $9 billion. Vanik said his amendment also would produce an additional $2 billion per year for the Treasury. The driller of a well now can charge off as a current expense mimost of the cost, instead of treating the well as a capital asset to be depreciatec over years. Vanik would end this expense treatment Jan. 1, 1974. . - S Would Kill Desegregation BAINORIDGE, Ga. (APi - A 70-year-old Bainbridge Baptist minister remained in Largo, Fla., with relatives today alter being freed by a Georgia prison escapee who had held him captive. Bill Be2rdsley, director of the Georgia Bureau of Investigation; said George Edwin Florence, 27, of Brunswick, abandoned both the Rev. U.H. Dunahoe, 70. and Dunahoe's car in St. Petersburg Tuesday before fleeing on foot. In a telephone interview, Mrs. Demeritt Dunahoe, 44. the ministers wife, said her husband had called her after traveling to nearby Large where he had relatives and said he was in good health, but did not know when he could C'nie hone. poses Indiana Fighting Phosphates INDIANAPOLIS AP)—Atty. Gen. Theodor' L. Sendak has begun the first legal action under Indiana's 1973 antiphosphate detergent law. Sendak's office planned to file suit today In St. Joseph Circuit Court, seeking an injunction against a South Bend lot n i., I... L.L._ -. iuui U.' uwi utu'iouuons or phosphate detergents in the South Bend-Mishawaka area. Sendak said Tuesday the suit against Bud's Laundry Supply is being made at the request of the Indiana Stream Pollution Control Board, which cited Bud's and two Chicago companies for allegedly disregarding the ban on some Americans, black and white, and play into the hands of those who seek separatism, thrive on strife and flourish on divisive rhetoric." Brooke declared, "1 have never seen anything both separate and equal In this nation .... Brooke said the Gurney amendment would undo cornpletely the slow but steady progress made under the 20year-old Supreme Court school desegregation decision, Supporters . tl amendment assert it woula prevent "forced busing," which they insist is "destroying the Integrity of public education" in the United States. Both sides expect the vote on the amendment to be close, with a i itatit !lt 'nt's may decide the outcome. Before the busing vote, the Senate is scheduled to dispose of another highly controversial Lsue—how to distribute about $2 billion annually in federal education aid funds to the mmlion's school districts. The money involved is authorized under Title I of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act and is designed to improve education of disadvantaged children. The Senate adopted Tuesday two amendments of Sen. James L Buckley, Con-H-N.Y., dcsigned to protect privacy of pupus' school records and bar the government from requiring any tests that would violate a student's privacy or be psychologically harmful. I m = * " Almost phosphate sales. SPRING LAKE Elementary School recently presented a musical play, CHICAGO (AP) .- Medical search Center and the Univer- news conference Tuesday at the researchers have developed a sityof Chicago, with colleagues annual meeting of the Amen"Tom Sawyer," with authentic scenery and old-fashioned costumes spray vaccine against "strep at the university and the Uni- can Society for Microbiology ttider direction of Miss 011ie Reese Whittle. Part of the cast were throat" that they say can lead versity of Florida, Gainesville. that the vaccine was effective Kathy Burkett, as Becky; Ronnie Montgomery, as Buck Finn; and to a reduction in the serious "Strep throat" Is relatively in immunizing human volunMike Canino, as Tom, diseases that children mild. But the vaccine Is consid. teers against streptococcus sometimes contract af- ered Important because it can Group A infections, the ones terwards. ieadtoa reduction inrheumatic which sometimes lead to The vaccine, which can be heart, kidney and other serious serious complications, By DONNA EgrES Mall will have to construct on sprayed in the throat, was de- diseases which sometimes Yield He had first reported success Herald Staff Writer site a sewage package plant, veloped by Dr. Eugene N. Fox, follow streptococcal infections with the vaccine in exFloyd said, "I've been a barmaid for but indicated they felt women 4 a microbiologist at La Rabid.a in children. DETItOIT(Ap) 1 figure a perimental animals In 1966. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS—A Children's Hospital and Re- Fox and his coworkers told a Fox said the spray vaccine woman can do anything a man eight years and I've dealt with a could fill less hazardous jobs, Developers wishing to land developer apparently also "This is a rough town," said a prevents colonization of the can," says Constance Klein, a 5. lot of p'ople. You can talk miffed because a package reserve capacity at the plant ople out of foot'4, e having 130.pound barmaid. fights." She p sergeant. "In the scout car area bacterium in the throat, which sewer plant must be built t last year merely went into MISS and Klein said she a lot of other Detroit was especially, force is sometimes can lead to later infection serve his new shopping renter bulding department, had the to wom?n may soon get a chance turned down for a police job last necessary and I don't think result in spread of the illness f i gured for them and paid has demanded a refund of NEW ORLEANS (AP) to prove it. June because she had less than most women could handle it." the Confederate flag and the others, $34,0 In sewer connection fees Floyd said, noting he can find Claiming that "blacks have no name "Rebels," symbols for Miss KleIr, 26, Li one of three two a of college. The vaccine is made from a or at least a letter pledging the no contracts on the fees rational reason to object to the Escambla athletic teams, ten- portion of the cell wall of women who filed a suit charg. "They were hiring men but city will repay the money. cli an Cal told Confederate flag," the Es- ded to separate the black stu- micro-organism which causes Ing the Detroit police depart- not women—and men could get Efficiency Pays 'The demand brought to 11Jit The Herald today he has been cambia County, Fla. school dents from the rest of the 3,200 the disease. ment with sex discrimination, by with just a high school diplothat city coffers In 1973 were able to track down records of board has asked a federal court students. It was tested on 21 men and It resulted in an order Monday ma or its equivalent," she said. NEW YORK IAP Con, 4P swelled by more than $100000 $111,000 paid In advance sewer to overturn a ban said she on the use of joined a suit e Uniby Judge Ralph M. Freeman of She filed a women aged 16 to 25 at th sumners should check a number while city officials were connection fees. Apparently the Confederate symbols. The school board Is under U.S. District Court requiring by an ex-po li cewoman and a re- if appliances before making a of Florida school of denying to federal agencies the funds- were spent, he said. Attorney Semmes Luckett, court-supervised desegregation versity that the department hire one jected applicant because she purchase, says Arthur D. Little, medicine under the direction of funds existed. "The funds were apparently representing Escambia High plan, and Ronald Meyer, a law- th' Robert II. Waldman. Anoth. woman for every man hired saw no other alternative, the international research and Mayor Norman Floyd thrown into a single pot," he School in Pensacola, asked the yer representing the black stu- cr23 pe nding trial of the suit. U. Patricia O'Neill, a depart- management consulting (inn. students were given a fake Tuesday night said Commercial said. dents, argued that the use of 5th U.S. Circuit Court of A vaccine of salt solution. Detroit's force has 5,524 ment spokeswoman, said there 'fl best air conditioners can Contractors Inc., builders of the s'mbob interfered with peals here Monday to overturn were standards forcing Women cool a house mnetnbtrs, only 123 of whom are to The subjects were given three as well as less efInterstate Mail on SR 434, Last sununer at a Joint the July 24, 1973 ban ordered by have two years of college and flcient monthly doses, women. Most male then exposed officers to conmodels while using less wants refunded the money paid Longwood-Altamonte Springs U.S. District Judge Winston are too work experience compared to a than "The use of these s>inboli tend live streptococci. street assignments hail the amount of elecin sewer connection fees for public hearing on the proposed Arnow. high school education for men, tricity. was so enmeshed with violence Fox said the tough for vaccine would women. reserve capacity at the planned regional sewer plant, conArnow, upholding a corn- and disruption" that education not be generally available until But she said those rules no Miss Klein scoffs at that. regional sewer plant or a letter suiting engineer for both cities, plaint by several black was affected, Meyer said, The price differences of a , a longer exist. "With the proper training further tests are done. He also of the city's Intent to pay, William Palm and other students, ordered the school to more ex pensive but more efIn December 1972, 47 students said tie hopes to develop a varwoman could handle scout car Policemen and policewomen Ilcient mo Council approved the letter of Altamonte Springs ofLcia!s stop using the symnt)oIs. del can be recovered were arrested after racial dis-. umne effective against several assignments as well as a man," said they weren't happy about within intent after Floyd said a local denied that the city had The plaintiffs had argued that orders at the school. a year, the firm points strains of streptococcus. she says. women handling patrol duties, omit bank will make a loan to the received any advance fees for company based on the city's pledged sewer plant capacity. — Developer Demands Sewer Fee Refund Detroit Police To - Wom en 0 h about the main job. Questions on education will provide information about students in college and other forms of post-high school education and about recent high school graduates not attending school, as well as about future plans about high school seniors. These questions are in additiomi to the usual ones asked in the monthly survey on employ, ;,ent and unemployimment conducted nationwide by the Census Bureau for the US. Department of Labor. The U.S. Environmental at the hearing said Altamonte anticipated federal grants and the proposed plant for loans for the sewage treatment Longwood or any land plant expansion, Interstate developer . fly MARK WEINTZ 'trald -Staff Writer everybody in the courtroom, polite said MobleymndriJg(cl to temporarily escape, but his OVIEDO— After being friends were arrested for sentenced to days mnjail,a17- assLilng In his escape, police ear-old Oviedo man out of said courtroom followed the by a Jerome Browdy, 17, of Aulin A ve nu e , a s : fld5. When police scuffle ended, the friends were officer, disorderly conduct and arrested but the youth had aiding an escape priser1er. He is vanished, police said, jailed In lieu of $700 bond, John Mobley Jr., of Butler Freddie Browdy, it also of BostcnC3urt, was later brought Aulln Avenue and Danny to jail by Ms father and that-ged Moore, 17, of Okeechobee, were with es-cape;hels lodged inthe both jailed in lieu ot'$400 bond aft'- ' - - -- -' . "' . . ' c . - - .. - i Sallie as in the preceeding twit monilm Total employinpilit of • 0 lift .4 85.9 million was also little changed from Janur or reuruary. 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Questions asked of mnulti-job holders will provide information about reasons why people take a second job and the extra weekly hours they spend , at it, as well as information Protection Agency (EPAI of coWd not reserve capacity at 5 PACK Limit I SHAMPOO ' -4 Oviedo Youth Flees, Father Returns Him 16 IA- 10 HEAD & SHOULDERS Interviewers fran) the Census survey is confidential by law Bureau's Data Collection and results are used only to Center in Atlanta, Ga., will visit compile statistical totals. W, 1ie'ipJurjes In the raced after him as did smffk ptk* dM. 4OAYO'ILY Multi-Job Holders Data - the Lirnst2 I DISCOUNT Census Bureau To Collect 'South' In Another Fight At that time federal officials TALLAHASSEE— The ava:!able for meaningful work The legislation had been Committee on Health and in return for welfare grants. reviewed by U. S. Welfare Rehabilitative Services has A recipient who refused to Commissioner Robert Carlson favorably reported, with only work &r accept training or of HE i health, Education and one dissening vote, Rep. Vice participate in a olunteer Welfare Dept.), in Washington, Fechtel's Workfare legislation, program could become I). C. for welfare according to Rep. Fechtel. Is to ineligible replace welface with Workfare. payments. Similar to successful state Exceptions would include laws now in effect in New York, uncrnployables, such as the California and Pennsylvania, incapacitated, children, the the Floida legislation would aged and those enrolled in full require welfare recipient to be time vocational training FOR ALtER 9 Ste t-eTcnei 's Bill Would Change Welfare Doles MARK TWAIN INSPIRES MUSICAL CO DIAL SOAP 'S Strep Throat Vaccine Spray Ready For Public Use Wednesday, May 15, 19/4—JA IHffiI ' to vote again3t the Issue helms added that the question because of its wording. infers that the city will be Ferrell said unless the building an inteceptor line six LONGWOOD— - ' .' City council historic - - question were split he miles to the Altamonte Springs rwnaay night battled for more would vote against ballot ad- sewer plant when actually the than an hour, called a 10-minute vertisement and kill the straw interceptor will go only three recess, and finally came to questions in the June 11 elec- miles to the Altamonte Springs agreement on the Ionn of the tion. interceptor on Montgomery June 11 special election ballot. Ccuncilmen Don Schreiner Road in Altamonte. The approved ballot set in and June tMrrnann insisted the Ferrell said the city's sewer Mayor Eugene Jaques ek-ction questions had to remain as system will be complete except proclamation will includ2: worded in petitions submitted for a sewer plant. In first position candidate by 200 citizens. Acting City Atty. Ned Julian Michael Donovan, Robert Ferrell, answered that many said the city council could not Hammond and H.A. (Bud) of those who 3igned the petition properly change the content of Scott for the district one city council seat. Secondly a charter amendment providing that a certified petition from 33 per cent of the registered voters will be suflicient to subject an elected official to a recall election. And straw ballot question one, split into three parts, "Shall the city of Longwood continue to have a historic preservation district? Shall the -- .. .. city financially support the 'd historic district by purchasing t the Hradlee-Mrintyre (rant house for a city hail or public purpose? Shall city funds be ______ spent to restore, renovate or participate in restoring, • renovating or going into business in the historic district" Question two is kW (SS 't_ "Shall the city approve Sund4y sales of alcoholic ACTING CITY ATTY. NED JULIAN JR. beverages?" nd question . . - 1 pushes; compromise in conference with three, "Shall the city enter into Schreiner and Lormann a 30-year indebtedness to pay for a sewer line system to the requesting the straw ballot the straw ballot questions from Altaiote Springs sewer were not inh'lient enough to the wording In the petitions plant?" know what tney were signing, because of a resolution adopted Councilmen B. I. Helms and The form of the sewer April 12. B. H. Ferrell fought to split the question was retained even He said the resolution, one of historic district question with though Ferrell said the question several council actions at a Ferrell insisting while he in itself is a "lie." He said the special meeting being supports the historic district, he proposed sewer bond issue Is challenged by Helms in court, opposes the use of city money in for 35 years rather than the 30 are legal and binding until the project and thus would have years listed in the question, overturned by the court. Herald Staff Writer Brooke Says Busing Halt Kidnaped Minister Released With the continued holdup by By By DONNA FTIS ' ' \V\SIl1N(;ToN API — Sen. 11ad W. Brooke charged to. day that sponsors of a proposal that would virtually end school busing for desegregation purwere trying to bring back racial separatism in America. Brooke, the only black senator, said in a prepared speech that such a proposal "would encourage the development of two nations within our country—one white and the other black." The Massachusetts Republican spoke out before the vote on the proposal, sx'nsored by Sen. Edward J. Gurney, RHa., as an amendment to a $23 billion education bill, Brooke said he was saddened because President Nixon, a supporter of the amendment, and some members of Congress "pander to the anxieties of The Sanford Herald (HLORDANE 750 /o K'LLS KILLS — KILLS $ II 19 I trcrr 11. Ont COUj'O,'I per order' ' IrExptRE\ IVAY 21) 0'S (,utr nIUS? ..... EXP'RE y21I WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT OUANTrnEs. �4A — The Sanford Herald Wednesday, May i5,1 974 Editorial More Politics: L . . Stupidity k I •' A. - In Ta//ahassee 'it, / ./ Get Even, ii41 - . l. , '01' - iir4*4 1111. 1 . - •, I I " • "'' I L) .- 4 .-. !Vot -. We've never regarded con- nuclear warfare in the office Of / : sistency as ....................... any great virture, a legislator from Baker County. On the contrary it has been Certainly, we wouldn't want . tr observation that con- any time lag between the staff's ...' •.. y.. itency is usually the decision to go to war and ..Y. trademark of a small mind, legislator's approval. / . i' Thus we don't get too excited The furnishings budget alut the inconsistencies th . at also includes $300,000 for are the hallmark of state l20newflousedesksand40new .. .guvermnents...libe for instance Senate desks. These are to be the constant demands that custom :''" ed crafted and budgets be cut and services I \ / curtailed while they build )ears, so it quite naturally represents a bargain. And lavish monuments to them. anyhow, Senate leaders / selves in the name of the originally planned to refurbish C11 I pciple. the 40 existing desks but the Up in Tallahassee, for in- new desks "would be more in .. weplan learn our keeping with the architeetural . . . .. " 1stance, islatnrs tothat spend million on furnishing the nature of the new building. "It's . , , It contemporary In design chambers of Hie new state \ whereas these des I ?* t'.ipitol. II . 1. Vecanexpectmomenthrtlya federalist in design." Well, by God that certainly ,lnini condemnation of justifies spendin: $!(. in i. iaie ciwckrs." our tooks I do 1egis1ato Plan to V The House and Senate spend the million? c ha mbers in the new Capitol Well, how aboqt a 12-inch under constction behind 2001 closed circuit television se t for present State House won't be each desk for, we are told, completed until at least early transmission of amendments 1976 but Roger Nichols. ,. ______ - 0, ire. LniL rraw,r Synd&It. - '/ . - - - - ' ._. ' • -. . ' -. - ''' .., TODAY .," ., - State Grand Jury Meets 4 TAMPA, Fin, (AP i — Eighteen citizens from all across Florida will be asked today to set aside the next 18 months ml their lives to serve on Florida's first statewide grand jury. Created by the 1973 legislature to investigate crimes crossing county lines, (',mw, Reubin Askew has handed the first statewide panel the task of running narcotics smugglers out of Florida. The panel will be picked From about 50 persons who survived a lengthy selection procedure begun several iiu'iithis ago. The first grand jury session of about three days will be devoted to selecting the panel members and orienting them on tfiv law, grand jury procedure and the narcotics smnugglirg problem in Florida. (I '4 , * . .• . . FPL Earnings Increase ._'• '4. . . . .''. ame I Solons A Briti sh IV Gurney Probe Continues JACKSONVILLE. Fla. (All) Alter t o &o.s sf testimony by Sen. Edward Gurney, UF'la., and Gurney's former campaign manager, a federal grand jury is expected today to begin looking into federal housing contracts. The grand jury is probing possible connections between campaign contributions and fraud in federal housing omrutiitrnents. Gurney refused to say a word to newsmen on his trips to and from the jury room, where he spent a total of eight and onehaif hours Monday and Tuesday. Jim Allison, who managed Gurney's successful Senate campaign in 1%8, was with the grand Jury about three hours Tuesday. '1 I- - rove Tight State Budget Bi'@Ils PP TALLAHASSEE , Fla, (AP) "There'll be no room for sig- priatlomis Committee was ex- budget will go to the House floor day night approved a bill eluding the general revenue The Senate Ways and Means nifioant bills to be passed" in pected to finish action on 1340 for action Thursday. (1183692) implementing Gov. spending, trust funds and federCommittee has approved a addition to those approved by million in capital outlays at a After the Senate committee Reubin Askew's proposal to re- al revenue sharing, comes to 12.51 billion general revenue the senate committee Tuesday meeting tonight. The House approved the budget bill 16.2, duce maximum school property $451 billion, some $40 million state budget for 1974-75 that its night, said Sen. Robert Saun. committee already has np- Saunders said he would ask that tax rates from 10 to 8 mills and under Gov. Reubin Askew's chairman describes as "fairly tiers, 1)-Gainesville. proved a 12.3 billion general the measure conic before the distributing $114 million to local budget proposal. tight," Meanwhile, the House Appro- revenue budget. Senate on Monday in order to school systems to replace lost House Appropriations Chair- give lawmakers a chance to tax revenue. Harris said the House budget man Marshall Harris, D- study the lengthy bill over the bill would probably end up $1 or Miami, said the general weekend. The Senate committee's total $2 million below the governor's revenue part of the House The house committee Tues. budget recommendation, in. total budget recommendation. By The Associated Press register boats. HB2746. To govTuesday, May 14, 1914 emnor, The house School pedestrian guards Bills passed: — Probate — To revise inhem-- To require school pedestrian itance procedures. 1IB4050 gUu1m5 and school patrol memhers to wear belts and devices Johnson, To Senate. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) termrms of Cabinet members con- with the Florida Times-Union of vestlgatlng Comptroller Fred Planning — To require cities and carry flags that are visible — The split in the Democratic tinue to fan the flames of dis. a possible split over a governor. 0. "Bud" Dickinson. and counties to adopt land-use both day and night. HB3536. To party Is bigger than a conver- sention," Barron said. Cabinet fight for power and plans by Oct. 1, 1971. cShiB28a4 governor. sation by two men cart close, The House Governmental Op- over news leaks. Spicola. To Senate. Senate president-designate erations Committee approved a Askew met Monday with The Governor Dempsey Barron said after bill Tuesday thai would limit Tucker, who said he believed Judges- To increase the auSigned into law: £we Suspen- meeting with Gov. Reubin Ask- Cabinet members to two terms, Askew knew nothing of any thority of the Judicial QualiDrivers licenses ew. Ficiations Commission as the governor is limited, news leaks, if they came from j. We* to in. sion or revocation of driver Iiw W vestgate conduct of Judges. cerise's to be reviewed by An attempt to pass a governor's similar the staff. "Other forces have conic into circuit flJ1139l I Goutier. To .Senate. (MUtt,s instead of state hearing play that don't tend to pour oil bill failed in ('i,UIIIlIUCi' wa. particularly wmRecall — To cla rify procey ear. happy wi th news leaks which he on the waters," Barron, 1)-Panexaminers. SB? Poston. (lures for recall of city and Barron, blouse speakersaid led to an inaccurate report Evidence Allows custodian ama City, said Tuesday. designate Don Tucker, D. last week that be would be charter-county elected of. of state or county records to lie said Askew gave some re- Tallahassee and others corn- called to appear before a federlicials. tS-1181739 Crabtree To certify to nonexistence of assurances that Barton sought plained in weekend interviews al grand jury in Tampa inSenate, records sought by court if the Recall — To clarify proce- records cannot be found. SB25I at the "pleasant" meeting. "We Only II msnutIs I rm firmed our personal frienddures for recall of county elect- Ware, Sanford and Orlando. ship," he added. ed officials, CS-11111605 l6OS CrabEfhiciencin,, 1 & i tdrrn. licenses — Forbids nonciti' , • ) ' tree. To Senate. Towntroutt f r om $tis. zenship as a bar to obtaining an however, he added, "any The Senate occupational or professional breach in the party has been Bills passed: license. SB9 Myers. Furn. & (Jnfurn. building for a while and a conVeterans — To give veterans Jurors — Allows judges to cx- versation between two people attending community colleges cmpt physicians (roan Short Term Lease jury couldn't undo that." on GI Hill 60-day extension for duty. Sf3240 Johnson. "Some of the things are be. 1.4 and SR 434 paying registration fees. Credit Unions — Allows Fed- yond our control — investiga. 8.34-3363 1182621 To governor. eral credit unions to destroy tions, rumors of investigations, Motorboat registrations — To records more than five years inaccurate stories, all of that give purchasers of new motor- old if ledger sheets are micro- kind of thing, Pm ConsWoored A d ul t and the move in a y 17.92 boats a 10-6), grace period to filmed. S827 CASSELBERRY Childers. House committee to limit the - Tci I lahassee Tally Leaders Meet On Dem PartySplit ce - SPRING WOOD VILLAGE E S . JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) A government prosecutor says Glenn W. Turner set up a consulting firm to siphon off hundreds of thousands of dolliars for himself as his cosinetacs and motivational companies began to reel under legal problems. - More Watergate Fuel Blamed Newsmen The Tuesday suimunation by Michael Kinney, one of three prosecutors in the eight-months long mail-fraud trial of Turner and seven business associates, brought renewed defense dcmantis for a mistrial. 111, The defense objected to the way Kinney categorized a cornpies mortgage deal on Turner's castle-like home in South Seminole County. AirO 7(Y TELEPHONE 327 7611 or Ill 9911 b 4% 4 - MSocit i .. - .~ .. .. ?'jbliihr FM -' 1 ''rj ~ -t ,,-i-. . I -:" -t A, t Ii .. , DOYLE ROBERT C. 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Kinney said Turner's cosmet- ___________________________ TV ics (inn, Koscot Interplanetary Inc., sold the mnortage to Worldwide Consultants for $1 million; then vowot of Mexico 1 COUNTRY CLUB R'CIAD,~ got the mortgage as collateral DE1*('S IORLO t1jl,,.n •I.. .....t.._ SALES Hardwick Mod'i CKH9638-12RC America's Standard of Excellence R'egular Price $259.45 Sale Price $224.95 I for a $900,000 loan to Worldwide, which was set up by Turner and some other men. "Glenn Turner, wearing his Mexican hat, could foreclose on Glenn Turner, wearing his Florida hat, and the winner would be Glenn Turner, yodeling 'Ga, Go, Go!' all the way to the Swiss banks." FURNITURE - ,Prosecution Reveals Turner Castle Deal Nixon 'S Sting Shows OR MORE F Like In The Movie - Wednesday, May IS, 1974-5A - 'tIy.11 \1' I 1:.11, j.. & lulil ( 'fl. has auiunced a 15 per cent increase in earnings for the year ended April 15 and raised its quarterly dividend on (('flhIflofl stock by 11.5 per cent. A company spokesman said Tuesday that earnings for h'lurlda's largest electric company were $108 million, up From $94.6 million in the previous 12 months. Common stock dividends were increased (rimii 30' cents per share to 34 cents per share. The spokesman said the increased stoek dividend was miot connected to rcceni increases in consumers' electric 1fl1l5. c_, "I ail To The Good Gra Let's The Sanford Herald — wSlIlN(;mN-t of the higher posta ge that the public III1Iit pay. Postmaster General Elmer Kiassen has squeezed - - -thousands of dollars to Improve his living style. . — lit lie, keeps to chauffeurs busy, at public expense, tooling his wife and himself around town. Their favorite driver put in " . much overtime behind the wheel last year that he nearly doubled .,/ his government salary. . ' Several times a week, a chauffeur fetches Mrs. Kiassen to dine with her husband in baronial splendor in 11w penthouse . " (acuity that he built at postal headquarters. This cost the taxta x\) pa yers O,OOO, which is alot of pos ta ge stamps. The taxpayers also pay a cook and a waiter to prepare and serve Klassen's meals wi th fitting elegance. Yet despite all t1s When Reed was read to re. kingly treatment, th e postmaster general still complains. / , tire from the legislature in 1972, Not long ago, a stern memo went out from t he front office. tie was under consideration b' "The two-p ed esii diningroom ta ble delivered in th e last few the White house for ap. weeks for Mr. Kiassen's use in th e Pos ta l Service is too missive," pointment as federal district protest ed the memo. "Mr. Klassen stat ed that he w;snls a smaller judge in Miami. Heed as Cfl 1 table that can be expanded if necessary... dorsed by Sen. Lawton Chiles, I The matter of the postmaster general's table was given top D-Fla., .and Gov. Reubin Askew ) priority. Needless to say, the inemo added, "the Postal Service but reportedly was blackballed , assume any additional cost involved in transportation, etc." by Guracy. The after.hur !h:IufIur, iriu:knta!!v, ati !end ft.' :tr!in 1k 1 ('Irnc told hill, th' at the Kiassen home, but a postal spokciiian SWOIC to U.S tki t 4 appointment for the vacancy Kiasseri pays for th is out of hL own pocket. created by the death of Judge Uist year, Kiassen becne bored with th e two official Ted Cabot should go to someone ('adillacs at his disposal and or de r ed a fancy, new Lincoln ConConwho lived in Broward County, tnenthI. In order to avoid channels, he had a trusted aide, Gen. Cabot's tinuic. Reed lives in Robert Mc('utcheon, handle the details of making the car over ben R aton, a few miles nort h into a limousine. But the energy crisis made it awkward for of the Hrznard county line. offered during debate in the executive assistant to House goveriuiient bigwigs to be seen shuttling around in gas-guzzling ne-"Obviously I can't help but limos. IIese and Senate. Speaker Teh1 Sessums, was remember that particular We're not quite sure what quot & Kiassen quietly cancelled th e Lincoln and ordered a more ed as saying the equipment pirpose this will serve. We can must be ordered now because it occasion when I was a can- modest Chevrolet Capri instead. But he Is not one to carry fd Wily guess that the legislators takes a year or more to design didate for that nomination," economy too far, 1k ordered the Chevy seats ripped out and new Bl Reed said, power seats installed. The spokesman said the fancy seats were will no longer have to even and Install some of the planned tiretend to liaten to their By However, he said other fac. needed to accommodate Kiassen's six400t4jve frame. WILLIAM A. RUSHER tune to be Etationed with the Italy and they had thoughtfully tors are involved in his antipa. u'i!eagues or physically hand1 sophisticated elect.ronic gear. The Herald Services We recently reported that Klassen passed out expt-risive A nd anyhow, the legislature American Army of Occupation conquered France. By the time 111)' tO1rmI (;Llrrw)'. unended legislation. tnII4p albums to his friends at Christmas. We neglected to in the Rhineland, and brought it was over, American soldiers will save money by ordering "I jus t feel that Ed's overall niention th at the Postal Ser vice also Of course, we're certain our now as estimates are t paid for two sets of Ch r is that Nobody in this country is home a taste for "hock" (or had fanned out over virtually performance isn't that swift," mas cards mailed out by the Kiassens. fiscally sound legislators will be forc ed to drink, though I would Rhine wine) that lasted the rest the entire wine-producing area he said. able to explain in great detail ri 18 to 22 per cent a year. agree with those who hold that of his life, Th first design displeased the pampered postmaster of Europe, and many of them Hey, we just thought of a way how this 'minor' erpenditure there is probably too much of it The impact of World War 11 quickly developed a taste for pn(;urney and Heed were on of)- general, because the crimson rotor was "funereal," He ordered .site sides of a split that w ill facihiate th2 work of the the Legislature could save even going on In New York, at any on American drinking habits the local product. another batch designed-at extra cost, of course, to the stampbuying public. legislature and therefore m- mere money. It will probably be rate, the social pressure to have was similar and vastly greater, 10 The rest is history. One of the Republican threatenedparty to ripapart the in Florida 1970. (ream its value to the people. dismissed as radical, but did a cocktail on every conceivable because of the far larger great success stories of postwar Reed sup These were delivered so late that Kiassen had to pay his po rted former Rep. Someone will probably note anyone ever consider just occasion, whether you want one number of soldiers involved secretaries overtime to address th e envelopes on a Saturday, so and Europe and America is the Bill Cramer for the party's moving all the old desks into the that it will make Florida a or not, is almost overpowering, above all because this time the spectacular growth of the wine ate nomination that the postmaster general could meet his own Christmas , but GurneySenpioneer among Stale Houses, new buildi ng? Of course, the But I do welcome th an'I mailingg deadli ne. e gracious enemy was bo th Germany and trade, legislators might have to do custom cf former G v. Claud-' Kirk backAnother necessity as serving wine with Still , the Kiassen Christmas story Isn't complete. lie also posed to fiscally irresponsible their television viewing at meals, ed former Judge Harrold Carsordered postal artists to design a special card for his grandwell. bills proposing more money for home, read the legislation We have the British to blame chiil!ren. Heed feels that Gurney reor education — will l under consideration and thank, depending on one's telephone their offices, It's the public whopays, mean hile, at the stamp wind ow. the the intercom systems to neged on an earlier corn, but, point of view) for America's WA.SUIN(;l'ON WiIlItL: As part of a hush-hush operation mitment to support Cramer. mounted at each desk for in- hell, life is tough. devotion to distilled spirits. On stant communication wi th their The only thing that worries us the European continent, in all Obviously no fan of Gurney, called "Eagle Pull," Sime 3,000 crack Marines are on constant Reed still surprised many He. alert in th e South Pacific. The task force, some of it seaborne, is offices. That's just In case bit Is the prospect of those but the northernmost regions, armed with helicopters, light tanks, heavy howitzers and other publicans when he President Nixon leaves his federalist desks an a con- wine and beer were dominant agreed to instant.strike weapons. Worried Marines have told us they (ear 1ittle black bag" with the temporary building. T!hal would from the start; and even when By BRUCE HIOSSAT Senpte Watergate hearing back Pettigrew's election, He responsibi li ty for touching off be unthinkable. The Herald Services record, with some parts was asked to resign as chair- they are being readied for a landing in Indochina. But ,Marine Europeans discovered t YOU headquarters here insist the uni ts are sta ndi ng by to rescue man of the GOP candidate coul d augment the horse power If Pnornh Penh or other Indochina cities fall to the corroborated bychallenged. other wit-Beach lection committee in Palm Com No one seems to have id nesses and sonic County. of wine by distilling it (and thus munists %% tive been trying for rnont} to get an acmaking ing brandy) they had the attention to the curious and He says that starting with ti of the "Special Pro je cts Fund," an annual, $1.5 million good sense to drink the perhaps vita,' backdrop against Monday, June "I'm sure that some of my no strings-atthcd appropriation committees for the White House. When the 19,1972, he took Republican friends think I have Senate-House Appropriations couldn't resulting potion sparingly. It which President Nixon in late part in the Watergate coverup been out In the sun too even get an long," he was the British, trying to ward February, 1973, began a series sitting in that day on at least said. act "uutin, they cut off the it money The White House, of conce ntrated contacts With two key meetings. The second Cn Ever the crafty politician, astonishingly, was willing to give up $1.5 million a year ra th er littlethe island, a off chillwho on developed their clammy his controversial young meeting was in former Reed has left himself an out in than disclose how it had been spent.. We alerted the j Dean. taste for the more powerful gin H DON OAKLEY Judiciary Committee and the Attorney General John Mit. supporting Pettigrew, a close congressmen, who investigated President Nixon's income taxes, By Dean's public te and whisky, and passed it on to nstimony, cheil's apartnicnt involving friend from the days when they that the u explained spending might have gone for the The Herald Se rvices results of a Gallup poll that unchallenged on this point by such others as guilty-pleader served in the house toe President's personal use. In answer to their inquiries, the White Iesi show that a significant number their colonies in the New World. the White House, th gther. 1I:'use Even the British, however, stated that only $6.30 was taken from the spe cial fund as President Nixon, whose more of Americans believe be 'tas usually drank their firewater talks beg-inn at series of Fred LaRue, money dispenser, He may well endorse Public reimbursement for light bulbs at San Clemente, at the President's Jeb Magrude?, a high official of pe tentddende continue to wrong ha not delivering up the Service Ci Si onmassloner Paula own initiative, after a long Mr. Nixon' neat, or at mo st mixed it blame the news media for all act ua l thpe& s re-election corn- Hawkins or Rep. Lou Frey, . period of months (embracing This would indicate, at least, that a d'?t.atled accounting is sar1ngly with mittee, and now indicted Fla., should one of them wrest available somewhere.,. his troubles, gave the nation a But the President may a single thinner most of the immediate or flavoring agent. The post- Robert Mardian, former top the GOP nomination from Gurlesson in the sk1llfu use of the done something more have than distinctively American con. Watergate break-in 411 We have been accused of reporting only unfavorable news da's in Justice Department official ney. media the evening he an- merely take another televised which Dean and tributon to the cirrhosis derby about the President. The truth is, of course, that we have written Mr. Nixon under Mitchell. nounced that he was releasing Watergate gamble, and a "Dick understands that my many favorable st'iries. We were a rare;, saw each other. has been the "cocktail" th e first, for example, to repor t iranscripts o(33 hours of taped parently lose, From then on, tv Deao's own com mitment at this point is just (ategorically: 'Our White generic term for any cornflouse Sources say the President The President's edited White house conversations public words, he began moving through the primry" Reederlainly did ru't authorize ;tn one to In the bination of liquor, sugar, view of some ohsend a burg iaryugging transcripts of Watergate tapes regarding ding Watergate. to restrict official FBI-Justice said. [call' into the fl'mocrattc lair," We published this on March 29, servers, by going over the garnish and glop that the mind include, obviously, one of In the prunest time, the heads house Speaker-designate Don 1973. The following June 20, we reported that those Department inquiries into the of the Judiciary Corn- of man can devise. I can't prove "rare" prior meetings-on the President President told tens of millions real scope of Watergate. He sat Tucker, ITallahassee, Is pol. referred to the Watergate planners as "stupid." Later we quoted of listening and watching mittee for his own purpows, he it, but I have a hunch that our Sept. 15, 1972, the day the on FBI intervie%s with eight itician who understands Reed's hill,as callilli! thein "I expletive deieted) idiot.s." All of this has 111 Americans what they should dropped a Lethal pill into the ladies may be partially original Watergate defendants white House staff people, got creed: he got even. now been verified in Use White house transcripts.., of public for this opinion. Those responsible national were indicted, believe and what conclusions well house Appropriations Chaircopies of 80 pertinent FBI they should draw 'rom the mass 1.300-some pages of transcripts preference for sweet, colorful In Its fight LI) avoid costly changes in radar sta ndards, the But suddenly, from late reports from then actingJuan Marshall Harris, 1)of that of information he was making constitute a body of pretrlai and deceptively small drinks. February to it Pentagon has sneakily tried to discredit Dr. Milton Zaret, th e Miami, who apparen tl y rector I. Patrick Gray, public, warning them not be be publicity that could be Certainly there are many year, Dean was drawn Into will scientist who has successfufly linked radar ewosurc to ser21 he induced Assistant Attorney, quit the legislature this year, scaved by those who would damaging to every defendant, things confected and sold in head-on conversations with the G U'('!Iit'fl' ;itarts flt'i'ii1Iv, Zsret as rititzet1 !iv a letter potential defendant, caught "cocktail lounges" that are President sometimes alone, eneral henry Peterso n to vas (tnsukring his options 1Oh seize upon discrepancies here up (Jr rater to the honolulu Star-Bulletin whoideitified t"irnsel( only as limit the inquiry to the burglary day. in the tangles of Watergate. rarely if ever ordered in sometimes with others, and ep or co n tr a dict ions there In order -Mark Grove," chairman of a scientific committee. Grove is Harris ode and to called Tucker to ask ha ve Justi ce predonminantl,' masculine bars. also had 14 telephone talks with :o discredit him. neglected to say he is a scientis t at the Pen ta gon which has a A fcv. days before the prosecutors interrogate five whether There is no telling what him. 1w would be the in- multimillion dollar stake in knocking down 7ret's findings. The released transcripts White House aides-Charles coining House leader's approRather than obeying, or President's televised ap- gutter Uncle Sam and his cover just nine o( these, roughly Colson, Egil Krogh, David priations chairman if he derefusing outright a subpoena Dean White House advisor missus might have wound up In one quarter, starting Feb. Young, Dwight Chapin anti cided to remain in the legisla- — ---------------- - - ----.-----from the house Judiciary Butch predicted that if the two World Wars, and and ending April 16. "when Gord o n Strachar', in a separate lure. Committee for the tapes the President responds especially World War II, had Two questions of room out of a grand jury's "lie said he hadn't made up themselves, the President used to the committee's subpoena, a not intervened to sa'e the day significance arise from thehigh fad ssive body of evidence wi ll his mind who would be his the very media-first ma a stunning exam ple of the old of this heavy flurry of Nixon- earshot. charges committee chairmen, but on and truism that every cloud has a Dean co ntact in early 1973. t'Ie1sion, then, the next day, supplant Dean says he also served as that one he d," allegations and innuendo ha Harris said. newspapers-to make sure t silver lining. For while the First, what was Dean as T the busy go-between, keeping track 49 body of evidence ll wi be subHarris supported Rep. Ken. his interpretation of the Immigrants from central and President's counsel doing in all of what various people were neth MacKay, D-O ca la, in evlf!e4e was the first that stantial. It will be relevant. It southern Europe brought their those crucial post-Watergate doing about the coverup, and MacKay's futile attempt to win will be compelling and per- taste for wine with Ameri cans would receive. them. It days when the two were not reporting regularly totop Nixon Hie speaker's race from Tucksaasive." never caught on among the meeting, and did Mr. Nixon imien ILU. Haldeman and John er. All very well. Mr. Nixon IS If so, say the critics, by all descendants of the earlier know of Dean's activities? Enrlichmuan. They have denied crtain!y not the first, nor will European settlers until Second, why did it suddenly this, but my sources say Dean be the last, president to rights that evidence should North Rep. Elvin Martinez, D.Tanithe)' disco vered it on Its home become Important to the did m :riploy the opinion-making have txen turned over to the just that and presumably pa, was talking about an animal grounds an the courseofm.aklr.g Presideit to talk to Dean 35 they relayed the running story maiming p;wer of the press to law at a House his own committee and the world sate for democracy, times in about a month and ;.' to the President himself. nde'udconfidentially, indirated the vant:v an'l he i-. after all, if it imivaiilti't' hcn I.e t;ut los 11 M) o'MI lather, for example, halL )' Indeed, the whole tone of the sexes mixed President, this would become undoubtedly lighting for his poli ti cal life. up. couldn't have told What Dean was doing from first Dean-Nixon conversation As it turned out, whatever plain in due course when the you the difference between the June 17 Watergate burglary Sept. 15 suggests their common the"They have that distinction in advantage he gained was committee held its public law so farmers can clip the Romance Conti and Coca-Cola weekend until his transcribed knowledge of a broad effort to by deliberations on the qutstion of 'Thortlis'ed, judging cars of pigs arxJ castrate cows," when he sailed for France in Sept. 15 meeting with the limit the official inquiry. telegrams to the House impeachment. be said. 1917: but he had the good for- President is 3PrOOti )fl the' 197 1 ! 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'4_• '. • a V I It S �- _ _ - 1 • I I Lake Mary Criminal Code Faces Veto By Mayor Hess 6A—The Sanford Herald Wednesday, May 5, 1974 POLLY'S POINTERS R• II H'Jumps' -- — -- __________________ ' -.____,, -. . . - -. _______________ m ac'cessor). it seems this could be avolded.—K,T, When I recently bought two DEAR POLL?—! am an- new king-size sheets I saved the A I ___________________________________________________ ____ ___ ,---- :-....,- - _______________ •J +3 East South 44 Se Pass suit would have le(Joe cuff in players they work half the W& -- ____ _________________ _JL-. ________ _____________________ _____ ____________ I"- _____________________________ * - .,.... I Herald iaff Writer I goernrnent, Calhoun said u Chief of Staff Paul Calhoun of oled in politics hit Oi!Ce " ____ -., ,.. * .. __________ Motion -'- - ipi ' _____ • 1Sofl,)(j)4,4 ______ 211knaledtuii beIetd ______ ).ummer _____ ,,J-, ?1aruwrs 4)Org.aiuc Sacred 'comb (SPlantolitiy _____ act an ,. - 41 .ir,i 79 Baltic ea 4D'ratedcw' IOTh.ltihirttul :2 LL _____ .____'J ii .STha*rign wJJii_ f— : n sen CO1fl1fl.l'C on the city effort to tia'.e the Seaboard Coastline RaIlroad install gates or clgnal. e cc Is e ,rariddaughter Mrs. Stiara George, Sanford. Miss Barnes is a 1971 graduste of Seminoli' Junior budget 'irnenduiicnt allocating ttiiployed as a Practical urse Keeps I Vs nime out of politics I m' nd itiun Her fiance, was born m Csohru , O •e groom Is a Fire Calls aces , A/j II Change that my eyes are dim and - -. TheSanfordHerald Wednesday,Mayl5,1974-7A .. • . . eir tin d' .,..---,,. . : 'I '. / - that are producing the moral families, and take care of some with her 15-year-old son and 11year-old daughter to come to DeLeon Springs, Fla,, 60 years 11 1 ' pa p ser,ed Girl Of Year Largen at the recent Founders pa to unier,1tmes and libraries for lip prints on it to show a kiss Background piano music was Susie Wilkerson, Rose Schiem, Jockey training classes, my reathng aloud with my book Irene Boyles, recording And when those 1994 kids L '. ,# ' - / •'5' - , - , . 0 ( engagement ring or preclude later divorce . until uu feel perfectly calm IS the best It - #( ' I _______ 'V I_itt US k / I r r a tb n a I The tro bi th t ____ 1 shape too Abstract, rather a Salvador Dali shaie." There will beabtrthdav " riartt" invitation . ' 1 I ha t s irialflV f,L(lc.t' -- ' at Pma - a r r Can Be uiiuri) canture 1 ____I ____ time for shopping American Psy chological strmikhtened out of those _______________________ Mere erotic fascination with a properly clarified Attend the problems can be taken to a (or others follow as the children hurry a few doors at that 'Look',' thekidawilica', A So I agree that Roland's coed itsrii ka I CALL WALLHEATI NG INC Among the memorabilia will be - -= compliments, dont think that Your emotions are interfering 20) lie certain you ha'se the with our thinkln' so don't right facts and figures when A MILLIONAIRE To HEAT Like One do two weeks at the Sorbonne" knock" take notes on the hottest curiosity since the Whooping Crane flew over city hail So I'm being 'sery careful what I save I want those poor kids, who are growing shorter from too Li many• 'tt .11 wflflers, to see uungs j. attracted by your personality sOg: tdeeP Mr'S Bill Jack, Sanford, and want to geta look atlt It goes to the frontdoorl wear around my out" bffordebnakifa te: Betty Jack, vice president, will say, "Notes tapes and Representatives all day and sit were stupid" SCORPIO (Oct 23 to No's 2fl Selects Katherine Rober, Louise them yet, but if housewi'ses sometimes tack to the front With half the chapter movIng "If they were dumb enough to CARROLL A IG HTE A'S 5' 1' '-"-5'-"" '-4, '-' "-", . 1a for JpIrs Emma P[ercer • Refreshments of assorted O 9ar near her son, CF Roland, i*nd " She has written tines h,lr os n i' lr(!onini' anti (;rr1s[x)n1t ut ris i KLVIL NURSING HOME QUEEN Erniiim Merer " MRS GRF white carnations for being the with h , 1.r oldest mother present at Free Methodist Church Sunday. in the day so think 'sery you o'se emection ofi on her horse ranch and drove an cause to complain," was FORECAST FOR TIIIIRSDAY, • - ask to talk to their husbands I'm at a loss p, / 0 •..: sexologist, whose all-day ______ j - . . I o'clock in the morning, but make kzim ., k -- He wasn't reproved or At 2 p.m. 16 residents of the testant at the District event wives and mothers who stayed homemade cookie might sa scolded but was given the of. home took part In the contest, May 18, at 2 p.m. in Fashion home. "There were a few such "How come you don't st — ' . . while, _____ att"nded of Jun i at 6pm at The Holy cc e Trinity Church of God In Christ prairie schooner to settle in the rnowflains of Colorado. Out of necessity she became a sure shot with a rifle and did not hesitate to take on man nor beast that might invade her territory. She rode horseback L great- children .. u lovini, ways" re ardI suchsexua3affairs el as For Abby 'a new booklet y interauues In you think tl'e boss takes "What Teen-Agers Want To cam pleasure In stirring up trouble Know," iend$1 to Abigail Van W' C have reneatedl between husbands and wives' Sw'en, 132 Lasky Dr Beverly warned Iris Or is he trying to be funny' Hills, Cal 90212 of tmbfl g alla our sexia • kJ wuag. ________ MISS CYNTHIA BARNES ' - "Grandmother Grace" as she mamed couples over thIs' _____ And she does by touching her toes or doing back bends with a body as agile as her mind. A former resident of Paol.a, who now lives in rural Dade City, Mrs. Gregory was in Sanford this week to celebrate Gregory'slongand varied life could inspire the script for an epic movie. As a young girl she crossed .. . theygi'senitwitadviceor,many were who stop to chat for a little ' Mrs Grace Roland Gregory is a spry 95-year-old, who show her great-great-greatgreat-grandchildren a thing or nuts mints coffee ninannle (athermnc Moritz, Millie saving my papers P Can you imagine how many the days i i and room for art drama and I leave them for a new bed and asks for his wife, he gets carry the Cross - Williams Aye, treated and (SJC) board of trustees ap- said SJC President Earl fun, with no strings attached. But I find that some of these "FORFRIENDSOF THF AGED to bring back memories of Abby, I know my husband yesterdays. ,femorial Hospital, Orlando • they can. Please tell them, Abby, he needs them now—not are able to arid Duvesville, S: C. ar son another girl and live with her till a third one strikes my fan should try to find out what the table today (1tishtn Sun of Mr and Mrs strucilon of Altamonte Springs to : An East Coast sexologist was wants 'suitors (Some em looked away carried a bouquct of white kitchen Itestaurant. with white satin Outoftown guests were from (umberland F arms building on 'laughter, Miss C) nthia YMCA in . . they can depend on me t t speak i,; ill iInderd4In(1In' •irvi p itient When 1w (10 s, C% Cr) out I\ANSAI) In other business, council — Dtnied a request for a special exception in B-I tbuslnessdistrIct zoning on SR 434 for a sea food retail sales Mr and Mrs James Barnes, store 1 - Set a public hearing for 1804 langerine Ave., Sanford, 4 _____________ 5 1 1. - :,- 15 u .June LV on a requ• s or a announce the et ibagemeni ,, ____ _________ ._, ca ori.,an,st, presenteu several 11cr flowers were white car- herself with the VFW while rLs uppl, store Ph. D., M. d. their staying away with the clerstand I For her daughters wedding, bac'rowid the white liar ii in ye ow øa.a Jakubcm, 50, of SR formi 3iP'sttt' Tuesday from home of Edward Farwlc, 53, of 12$ Hattaway Co ert ,arnatlon bouquet recreatIon with 'salued at $100 stolen Tuesday _________ I' I ', , 15 1'srdihome - Television 'salued at ,414 stolen Tuesday from home of Eva Minis of 911 Hohy A'se T . _________ CI S Qfl liciated it the double ri I' he'd " ballot qucstions :.: : come are warmly received, lie tiIPCtI to my mother's bathroom classmates, "For after we have slept IflhrTor.) lets them kn w w'th hi Also I want my parents to together (or several weeks or how much he appreciates Z F a • Ans to Previous Puzzle 1 _______ _______ ______ I LATOjS o Mi..' j' . Ifl e city council the use of his Street who was president of newspaper in reporting LIIL You, South hold publicized accounts of political Auxiliary, circulated '1etthuns hearts at trick one The fjsse I mineu erin in the tit's iad lost and ther had been no a K 2 A J 7 6 5 • A 6 1 Q 9 1 ( th)!fl' f r i r ill ii: iri; er iO do you do way for Joe to make til.s conA—Pus 'soar partner does tract y Sanf"rd •' As usual Joe had no reason to be short 1enrts complain about oad luck His notramp should play all r1hL Maxine Dwibar 46 of 601 , opponents could have bid five '-. ... . • •. 1agno11a ve., ,,,, .en o _-p -• and been down one SPades This time your parti'er has ri's Seminole Memorial and treated °'Y 'WT} ,, 11 Joe play a fl'se-diarnond con- passed We'si has bid Is, spades N n' arrested after an '. Mzsbe they knew Joe's ability 'shat do'sou do mm" on a student at Seminole High _________ - - - ,, - "We are going to become so %orth East South T'. said an electric device failed so he ran out to let cars pass after a dozen motorists weaved between the gates when no train came. Davis said i-k" - - i. i Joe "For lucky players they - - to lead; East could only disclose their finances, but j30 lead a heart up to dummy's ace- lieutenants of police and fire d 3 L ________ - Joe should ha'se won the heart mer legislator, predicted a Sorth • - -- . - postpone his finesses when rassment by certain elements Weti _________________ -" early successful finesse law wouldopen thedoorto WiFAST ______________________________________________ . ,/ ri' ychology professors. ' cannot bear to see this once I won't have to worry about this "I'ffl a little disturbed," handsome, 200-pound man In for a few years yet, but I would this condition, so they Just stay like to pass this poem along for Roland admitted, "when I have °' a 'n• • e m , wore lime and ellow formal- • .. nitnt, cour.il in a resolution A W _________ '" -. LJIfI i , irrii everyone and understands what _..,., • , • 4s love has had a trmInal Illness cut it out. , MRS. i...6.. MONT(OMLR\ -. Mu. .\NF) i - ,-: i:I HyJANECASSELBEIIRY for the last 15 months hits NOT LAUGHING physical appearance is heartDEAR NOT' I suspect CASE A-633: Roland J., aged breaking. He is skin and bones, what the boss would 1I to "cut totally helpless, and can't even out" Is a lot of unnecessary 20, was presented to the scratch his own nose, lie can't telephone calls to his employcs. Counseling Seminar at a recent speak, but his mentality is not (There ought lobe a better way convention of the American arrests can return fine monies sticks missiles or other harm. mn.Lmke up a city shoe&—P.Lj3. ,.'. DEAR POLL? -- Three LI I Su OS U re • - * . £ console, added shelves and Citycoundilluesdaynightin --:- Shes 95, Can Touch Her Toes Leave Both CIfl4WCKaSThWS..N Y• Novs$,id . has become foul. Spray entire pan and coil with bleach, CG ..: ____ 4 OS e _________________________ ,. I "' them In my husband's traelmg bag to use for shoe bags B its _________________________ :. Noe:tralKansas,r& odor in her airconditloner cure the conth nati pan ___- - Affairs' ByABIGAILVANBUREN C state criminal code that covers continued on the next one. For fooling someone who happens to of air guns, BB Guns, sling opposition to vi 11 p.m. curfew been more than adequate those of us who like to clip our air guns and sling shots, but it this In my bathroom. A shots or other devices. The for 16-year..ods and under, and favorites this means tape led Jar would be even sedion was brought up by that, with the air-gun clause, "There Is nothing specifically puts them under adult super. — - p a c violates Individual rights, Dear Abby •. of nan. would a!N*'eclate learning "It s Just a part of growing When necessary a Margie Hess today reaffirmed either sign or veto the law, and the 11 p.m. curfew for best way to care (cc these standard coil cleaner with ° her Intention not to sign the It would take a vote of four of teenagers, said he was up, Mrs. Hess said. "I grew up leather pieces to prevent them fumes should be used on the city's criminal code into law, the city's five councilmen to prompted to include the air-gun with a BBun, and I know what from becoming brittle and coil POLLY. 5 said after Monday night's override a possible veto. The ban because he was once 1 could or could not shoot with cracking, No instruction came AR POl1X—I had bCfl meeting, which saw the code law would take effect after 10 subJected to having one shot It. with them.—W,T, over tu.s head. oodng For a c1eer container pass its final city council up- days lIthe mayor signs . tiate to be picky about DEAR POLLY—My Pet Council has said the code Is my partia' dentures that proval, she might veto the Included in the criminal code small things's she added "but newspapers and magazines •. ... Kind Now, Not After Death "We're getting too restric. pistols in the code except as That section was a last. part of our noise section," 1trs. minute addition to the code Live," Uld. Hess said. before its second reading. ByJRICHARDS herald Staff WrIter DEAR POLL,Y—We recently CoUld clean the pan ONLY purchased a Danish leather the bleach but NOT THE COIL. - ____________ Heated FREE .L ditioning service company for an estimate 'a young people who likes from a fail for )S',lhOlO' ______ ____________________________________________________ _______________________________ $cj ______ -*" - :.": _,. - ____ • -. - -. ____ - __________________________________________ _I a ) 0 tfll5tPCS 'ote(I sc ar's ps tees proposal, includng a Tuesday night to change Henry Bush of 104 Lardmn'k Laae told polk. he was July 1, 1t1 of the county's high senools, "This will give us enough eightmusic,threeartand three - 'k'j" awii4ow to r i .... - ______________ - • f" 41 -. : ___ I - 39 ______ sI'f4 y, I, no ji.red in }i blau (j ______I ,j' 51 - - 5" - 62 the gradually and use up all Whle Cas'1ber-y - - as In- Junior college name," ex- arr'ed encirg s - ul,ljun th4& Weldu theyweretrappedtnt3'sotj, Weldonsaidthei-ewasnoreal rlrementiavenotdeterinined by Junior and cummuntt - The b.ard approved ap- ••irir. s Youth CrUsade for Christ funds under the Higher "sigh! 'brough Friday at toward Piiac III 'if the Baptist (hurch 921) C)1)r(, college's construction plans. Ave., Sanford. are bereft. We uilders!and this . . . f 'hi h 5tiitCSustit lEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) natters can be handled with one owc tht is •. gements is given the utmost cons,drat:on at all timps • meticulous fashion Mate is In a success a e'sen famous, fine romantic mood Forget and would do well In govern VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) ttit is uppermost in our 0i-P0 withanassociateandclearupa compe • ii sw - include conth'uctan of threc services is clear of one who opposes you to oct. 22) ; LIBRA (Sept. . —_-----__ pliiiifled in the ifl(WnllLg so you A t you mnae vi an o '.treatmentsthatgiveyoumore Sanf dli ld,P.O,Box629, Hollywood, Calif 90028. energy. 1. L •.urs a)' tnru TUXEDO FOR on ay _________________________________ So send for my "Tests for PHOTOGRAPHER ON DUTY stamped, return envelope, plus a. ig ers 'sf orecas or your sign or jone ) . trial •• Ufls nr "tpje love" care I yrie o r rarc in nor lerald, p an is he you send (Or one of hIs booklets.) DalI 10-8 _______ TUXIDO I!NTAL I . . --_- -_ L.._. . -. -- ______ �BA-The Sanford Herald F Hartif is, Tucker Vie Wednesday, May 15, 1974 House Demands 11 More Tapes Tape Typists' Identify Shielded For Locating the specific cc'nverWASHINGTON (AP) - The reasons that fall Into tiulicate. comments by White House teamed with BuzhardtlncheckWhite House Is shielding the gory." ing out tapes from a vault In the sations on the reels of tape was officials and sources. identity of the typists who Nixon's Executive Office Building and a big job in itself, one oIfiial J. Fred Buzhardt, Asked whether fear of sub. transcribed President Nixon's In charge carrying them to an office said. "You couldn't walk up to a p0e83 Was the main reason, special counsel, was of the task-"He was the oper- where the team of four to six file cabinet and pull them out," WASHINGTON (AP) - The March 30, in at a meeting in Watergate tapes for fear they Warren responded, "I haven't might be subpoenaed atlonal commander," one offi- typists worked behind locked he said. "Some tape reels House Judiciary Committee mm is Key Biscayne, Fla. heard that." covered a day or more ...." Y (IQOrS. cia! said. expected to send another subDoar also asked for tapes of One knowledgeable source Controversy over preparation Late last year, transcripts of poena to the White House, this six meetings and telephone con. time demanding tapes of 11 versations June 30, 1972, in. said Nixon's Ir.wyers several of the transcripts was height- about 10 of the key conversapresidential conversations for volving the President, former weeks ago made the decision to ened Tuesday with disclosure tions were mode as the White \ ' Its impeachment investigation. White House aide H. R. Halde. resist any effort to question the that they contain two different House prepared to respond to a The committee today was man and former special counsel typists about preparation of versions of a portion of one subpoena from the Watergate __________ transcripts dotted with more conversation-with substantial special prosecutor. Beginning scheduled to interrupt its hear- Charles W. Colson. All the requested conversa- than 1,600 passages marked differences In some words and in late March-well before ing evidence on the Watergate receipt of the House Judiciary cover-up In closed sessions for tlon.s on that day took place "Inaudible" or "unintelligible." phrases. "We don't want them Committee's April 11 subpoena an open hearing to vote on the a sitter the President had talked P.1 , Coffee r(t grd Acknowledging the sna(u, alby telephone with Mitchell, the hounded," said one official who for 42 tapes---a system was tinsubpoena. is aus thin any other said It probably resulted coffee mak e r A full lOcup . There was broad bipartisan first conversation between the rebuffed a flCWSflulfl's attempt ficials when two typists transcribed a pmted to make further dccantev in less than fe transcripts. support for subpoenaing mate- two since the Watergate break. to learn the identity of the minutes hi drip made . portion of the same tape, or rials President Nixon has re- In. The White House has said ists. restaurant IIYII Nier hi when the same conversation Buzhardt was In charge, but ter because ,t s never fused to turn over voluntarily, the Nixon-Mitchell talk never Nixon's chief Watergate lawwas listened to time and again one source said "Rose Mary Niytq i messy c-an .•. boiled The impeachment staff, was recorded because it was on )I James I). St. Clair, has " C&'.. tip because the t t,r ate involved," a reference to -,, , , headed by counsel John Doar, a telephone not tied into the consistently refused to divulge in an effort to decipher unin. , .,, ¶; iciligible portious. Nixon's long-time personal see,,•,•, , like the names "because no useful was expected to recommend a taping system. pare, . secrecy retary Rose Mar) W'ds. Purpose would be served by it." Despite the subpoena demanding tapes of One of the itenul presented ,'L o'I?l * Presidential spokesman Ger- surrounding the identity of the According to another source, c' presidential conversations that closed session Tuesday was took place April 4, June 20 and playing of a Dictabelt of the aid I. Warren referred a ques- typists, some details of the Miss Woods did not have a role 133 1. ROBINSON OSLANDO, ROIIDA June 11, l!772 President's recollections of the tinner to St. Clair's remark and transcription procedure have in trans'ribing the tapes them. ft(Jfle to Tuck tentions to members whom he er. Rep. James Redman, 9considered potential supporters Plant City, said he sides with aflnoun:edhs in- and Tucker rallied his faithful llarrlsandmightrunlnplaceo, his friend. 191orge stua ;\fkr the subp.ena t,tte the June I,0 tekphone conversation committee will go back into with Mitchell. It Lasted less than closed session to continue hear- one minute and was the first ing the evidence gathered by its recording played for the full 38staff. member committee. Chairman Peter W. Rodino After Tuesday's day-long sesJr., 1)-N.J., ruled Tuesdaythat a legal memorandum opposing sion, Rodino briefed newsmen issuance of a subpoena for the and denied that the committee tape of an April 4, 1972, conver- was falling behind Its schedule. sation violated conmittee rules The chairman hopes to cornof confidentiality and could not plete closed sessions on the Wa. tergate cover-up Thursday. be accepted by The committee is aiming for The memorandum had been completion of its work In late •lves Pnt r d in 1Llv.te .iil rubli f 4 ht ;wp;irtnt!y le I I 91 I L S OZ. _________ __________ _________ % - ___________ - __________ EC.Kws , , ,low tor priCCS _____ PEOPtE nWS1 ______ at _____ ti tO '('j.. - __ C'() V GALAXY 20 INCH 6" *14 7'7 22 IN. 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Blacks are promised full citi. zenship rigils - and no racial barriers in their homelands, which will total 13 per cent of the country's land surface. Whites will keep the other 87 per cent. Th're are 18 million nonwhites and some (our million whites in this 472,359 square mile country - which is larger than Texas and California combined. Blacks would, and for basic economic reasons must, contin. ue to "sojourn" as workers in white areas, but they would be expected to return eventually to their tribal homeland. Whites could visit or even live In the bantustans, but must observe and obey local law and custom. The idea was first proposed in 1955 and by 1963 a territotial legislature with limited powers was created at bmntata for the Exhosa tribe in the Transkei. It - FE Patio Home Development and planning the rrcentl} completed Sanford conunLssIo*!rs are ac!ed Traffic EngineerbW report to cer site development A public hearing is scheduled plans and a p!at Thursday at 8 on Martin Brewsters request pm. at city hail for Bob for achange from single-family McKee's "The Oaks" patio to general commercial Zomr4. howe deveknent on the north at the southeast corner of Wh side of Country (lab Road, east Place Palnwtta Avenue. of Upfsala Road. A public hearing will be Other site plans due review reconvened on a request by include a 1-4-acre 6hopping Huffman for a change cnter prrmcsed at the train smgleamtly to genersi uner cf Mzrt cue? n'rvtal wwg for (guI Bculevsrd and U.S. 1742 and a recently annexed lots west of S. tih1 cn center at 714 Sanford Ave. sxth of Wbtsc's's Florida Ave. lkive and noiTh of PoUisetta 2-P members Will also review rive. 4; David ' gIIIIIIrf- L4 )Ir501.) -- FILUT KNIFE ON IS oz. 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The staff said doctoral dis- to return to Washington and let a Senate committee after a House committee voted to kill sertations examined were not the warring neighbors "sift (lungs out for a few weeks. heavily researched, but that in it, The chief point still at issue The Senate Rules Committee terviews with students during a voted 10-5 Tuesday in support of campus visit indicated they was reported to be location of the bill 'SB969) while the House were enthusiastic about the the disengagement lines across the Golan plateau and control of Operations school, Governmental Since it began operations In three strategic hills overlooking Committee defeated a corn1st ael has panion measure in that 1972, it has granted licenses to settlements established in the territory. 31 private colleges. 09 8 REG 10 99 " RJUNENTT ONE At issue, according to Harris, Tucker denied that tie was is Tucker's leadership, Harris opposed by any significant bloc JEIRUSAII-I'M (Al contends that the Tallahassee of House members, saying liarsnatched defeat from the jaws .Xmoc-rat would be it heavy. ris will have "a majority of of vR'tnrv, Serrtt;trv of State handed speaker who would one, Henry A. Kissinger quipped as abuse his power. he returned from Damascus "Apparently he has very Tucker, who has been Tuesday reporting no desig- strong personal fcelings against . nated house speaker by a ment yet for the withdrawal of me. It goes more than opposing Democratic caucus, still Israeli forces on the Golan must me, he'd like to hurt me," be elected to the position at the Tucker said. "I would hope that Heights. organizational session in No. It senior U.S. official said the Harris would not do it because vember. But that vote has trawe already have news reports negotiations for a Syrian-Israeli ditionally disengagement agreement of a division in the ranks of the lowing the caucus decision. were "essentially in a holding Democratic Party at a time Harris' challenge threatens pattern." when we need solidarity." to change all that. It very Likely Kissinger said he brought will throw the House Into tur- Harris said he would shortly "some further Syrian thoughts moil for the remainder of the assess support for a move to and ideas" back to the Israeli session and could provoke a oust Tucker. government, lie added that he was always hopeful that an would be secretary ' I'e Zä minister a an told TALLAHASSEE, Fla. LAP) The board was also scheduled newsmen progress had been -A small private university In to review applications for mad i. Ut a said there were Hollywood has been granting granting or renewing licenses still unreconciled differences. doctoral degrees requiring as to 13 private' colleges and conAn American official said little as one year of work,a staff sider requests by 11 other , exempted uuth the Israelis and Syrians report of the state Board of schools that they be were givi ng a little. Independent Colleges and from licensing provisions. , K issinger scheduled another Universities indicates. The staff report on Heed Unii) 0 Damascus and The report on Heed Univer- versity said 50 students had In American sources said he sity, which recommended a graduated from the school should know by tonight whether provisional one-year license for the past three years - 95 per the school, was to be presented cent of them with doctoral de- the gap between Syria's demands and what Israel is today to the board. grees. willing to concede could be The report said several of closed. current teachers at Heed had An informed Israeli source I from the school and that one said Kissinger would return to Heed official received his doe- Jerusalem Thursday, then fl (orate a year after the school to Egypt on Friday. The newsh, men who accompanied the seened retary from Washington were The report was also critical of TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) told that he would decide by d Id -Gov. ReubinAskew spropos- the chooLs' IbmThursday whether to continue al to exempt Florida from win. there was a lack of specific data Still A l C VITALI; HAIR TONIC 99 = PROT SANYC "A- .r'• c-. 'c-m*L, cLI I, AN - tee' KAAD cl. PE Returns To DST ssue MICRIN ELEC. JUICER iLCI ' Jul ucoos owis Mill GASOLINE REG 1 43 LILT s PEC14 Air ,vr.. PROCTOR SILIX = LOT 10 I POO 09 ''I . . 1, - 20" FANS '''. . u;t t&.' a r'. ic':i S'AI SUI OLD bLot MOD _ 5114 Kissinger Year Doctorates Granted THREE SPEED FAN OnAj,cil 19, in a letter to St. Gov. Winfield Dunn said it come up. According to testi. resist resignation came from many by former Nixon cam- Commerce Secretary piugn aide Jeb Stuart Magruder Frederick B. Dent, Tran. before the Senate Watergate sp(ttallofl Secretary Claude S. committee, former Atty. Gen. Brinegar and White House John N. Mitchell approved the speechwriter Patrick J. political intelligence plan Buchanan. YARN _ BONN, Germany (AP) - from the same period in 1973. ance premiums and repair scene. Its troubles, which have firtn announced Feb. 17 that it ing-would reduce transport Volkswagen, the flagship of Demand was down 18 per cent costs, costs and exchange rate exmeant some temporary layoffs, had produced i; rw nn fac- - roftbIIlhlt industry, Is in in West Germany and 25 per To recoup its financial losses, have set off alarms all through The United States is by far penses that now hurt the VW's t home and abroad. cent in other European mar- Volkswagen had ordered price the ecommy. Volkswagen's largest export competitive position against Rudolf Lelding, .. chairman of kets. increases of about 6 per cent market, and Leiding told a small American cars. Volkswa g AG, says the effective March 11 in Germany. Leiding denied Volkswagen is Leiding claims new models news conference that "we can ompany has a of 472,. Spiraling costs in a highly in. But the federal antitrust office will help the company's posihold the American market over talking with American car nsa VC,ucies and lost in fLitionary price and labor mar- is t hreatening to roll the rises (Ion. A week ago, it announced the long run only if we assemble companies about a partnership minion In the first quarter of ket have hit Germany's biggest back and will examine the price production of a new car called there or later even produce or is considering buying an old 1974. It was a sharp turnaround automobile company hard. The increases in a public hearing Golf-with a water-cooled, there." A final decision on a U.S. car factory. en profits after company Is also troubled by May 24, Company executives said front-wheel-drive engine. But a U.S. plant is being deferred rnion. changing tastes in Germany, Employing 161,000 persons in spokesman stressed that the until fall, however, they would like to see larger Sul fl we d States in competition on the American Germany and 54,000 more Beetle-history's best selling Such a plant-which one V1// sales in other foreign countries the first quarter totaled 120,960 market from small U.S. cars, abroad, Volkswagen is a bellcar-will continue to be proofficial said would require 81.3 to reduce the dependence on the Cr3, a drop of 27.7 per cent the oil squccie and rising insur- wether of the German economic duced in large numbers. The billion to 81.7 billion in firianc- American market. - TOOTH KNITTING Clair. Doar asked for tapes of might have been better had President Nixon destroyed the 141 conversations udIi dealing with Watergate. it was Watergate-related tapes. Dunn from that List that the latest cle- said he didn't condone obstruct. ion of Justice, but that the counmand drawn. try might ha7ebeen better off If In material actmpanying the tapes had not recorded "a that letter ar noted that there rather sordid Image of a were two meetings April 4, at pres " which the subject of the sottLted Wd pn may have CO L C _______ - OR SPARKLE uhmitted by James D. St June or July. If it finds grounds Clair, the President's chief Wa- for impeacnment exist, the tergate lawyer, and It argued panel would report animpeachthat "all of the evidence avail. ment resolution to the House. If able to the committee makes It the House adopted the resoluclear the President did not have tion by a majority vote, the prior knowledge of the plan to Senate would conduct an tim into break the DNC peachmert trial with a two(Democratic National Corn- thirds ','ok required for removmittee) and that no subpoena al of the President from office. for the April 4, 1972, conversaMeanwhile, In other Watert1n Is warranted." gate developments: Rodino ordered all copies of -Senate Watergate cornthe St. (lair memo recalled from commit members but mittee chairman Sam J. Er,in r* AnOcIated Press ObULned Jr. was reported bycommluee sourcrsaspreparedtourgedeocc'esstoa copy. Lay in the committee' report for In his merto, St. (lair re- up io a month and to eliminate f erred to staff suggestions and all findings of individual guilt or recommendations made at a May 9 closed session. It was -An agreement that would these references that caused have allowed senate committee . to personal RadinO to rule that the memo Investigators access had %1Ol&ted flitS of con- and business papers of C.G. fidcntiallty and could not be "Bebe" Reboso apparently col. disnissed at an open hearing, lapsed and Rebozo sought a On April 11, the committee (O%f order to quash a corn voted 33 o 3 to subpoena tapes mittee subpoena. of 42 presidential conversations. instead of supplying -Key Senate Republicans the tapes, the President gave turned down a White House the committee j aLw made suggestion to organize an effort Public edited transcripts of4lof to oppose Nixon's resignation. leaders in his conversations. He said he Democratic would not tarn over any more Congress said they opposed callsbyindivldualRepublicans Watergate tapes. for Nixon's resignation and said The conunittee then voted to his fate should be decided by notify the President he had trie constitutional proiceu of lail,d to comply with the sub. poena but took no further action -In Tennessee, Republican to seek enkrcrment. - WINTUK th ftCtt)t ON %,st T%,40 MILLI - - Volkswagen Stunned By Economic Woes Top Job TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) battle between Democratic - Rep. Marshall Harris says he tions that won't be settled until will challenge Rep. Don after the November elections. Tucker's claim as speaker of If the issue could be decided the 1975-76 House. on a secret ballot, harris said Harris' dump-Tucker move- "I'm convinced a majority o ment, first revealed Tuesday by the House would not vote for Miami News correspondent Bill Tucker as speaker. The prob. Cox, caused a sensation in the lern is to find someone who they Capitol, where lawmakers would vote for in lieu Of sensed a possibly titantic con- Tucker." flict be tween two of the state's Although Harris is offering most powerful and influential himself, he said he would step legislators. with aside in favor of another memThe House floor buzzed ber who would be more acceptactivity D. MR-COFFEE." saIt 'there are' a nLlthcr House Wednesday, May 15, 1974-1B The Sanford Herald Plaza Penney's: Open ft.m. 'til 9p.m. Mon. thru Sat. �0 Ir L1,11P 1riviralb , 'm. I NL HI urers Three Act ion The Sanford Herald Get Sixth Win apieu to lead San Francisco hits, struck out nine batters and Cubs 7, Pliates 1 Giants 4, Reds 0 Expos 9, Phili 2 Past the Reds 4.0. drove in his own winning run "It was Just a beautifully Reuschel not only pitched his That game ended at 9:55 with a second-inning bases.. pitched game," crowed Montreal Ju.ped on Jim Lon- way to victory, he batted his p.m., EDT. At 10:10 p.m., Ho- loaded single that gave the Francisco Manager Charlie borg For three runs in the first way there, too, doubling and Mike Caldwell became the first pitcher in the National gers threw his last pitch against Dodgers a 1.0 squeaker over the Fox. "It Just might be the best. inning, Ron Fairly hit a homer scoring a run In the rout of the pitched game we've had all in the third, then the Expos Bucs. Jose Cardenal had three Philadelphia, then strolled off Astros. League to chalk up his sixth blew the game open by sending tilts and Rick Monday, Billy o ts the mound with a six-hitter and year." victory of the season ... just is S F:) minutes ahead of Steve Rogers the Montreal Expos had an easy And said Caldwell: "I would 10 men to the plate in a fiverun Williams, Jerry Morales and In the rest of the National and about four hours ahead 9-2 victory, battering the Ieague, Rick Reuschel twirled Y this Is probably the third- fourth to make it 9.0. Vic Harris two apiece in the of Don Sutton. Phillies with a 15-hit assault, a four-hitter as the Chicago best game I've ever pitched in Cubs' 13-hit attack. Dodgers 1, AstrosO Braves 3, Padres t While Caldwell and Rogers Cubs' 7-1 whipped Pitsburgh, the majors," he grinned. "me -Phil Nlekro and Tom House Caldwell baffled Cincinnati had plenty of support, though, Atlanta turned back San Diego other two were a two-hit shutout 2B—The Sanford Herald Wednesday, May 15, 1974 with a five-hitter Tuesday night Sutton had to provide all his 3-2 and the New York Mets' over Pittsburgh last year and a Sutton's shutout was his see- combined on an eight-hitter and while Tito Fuentes and Garry own heroics out in Los Angeles. game at St. Louis was rained four-hit shutout against Los ond In row, his third of the sea- dealt the Padres their seventh son and the 34th of his career, straight loss. Angeles in 1972." Maddox drove in two runs He limited Houston to four out. (t(7 Walton Is Calling The Shots 4 By BRUCE LOWITT AP Sports Writer ENCINO, Calif. (AP) - Bill Walton has a clause In his pro basketball contract with the Portland Trail Blazers that says he cannot be traded without his permission. So says Sam Gilbert, spokesman For the silent and per- ation were better than the NBA offer," said Gilbert In his plush construction company office here. Why did Walton choose Portland? "lie never really told me," Gilbert said, "only by innuendo, It's my opinion that Jerry West ipatetic 6-foot-11 basketball had a lot to do with it. Jerry star. Gilbert helped Walton talked with Bill, and Bill has a r Fl,e,rs 1 4 negotiate with four basketball lot of respect for West, And then teams seeking his services, Sidney (Wicks) talked with showed him the ropes of legal him, too, matters and then, he says, sat "Secondly, I think Bill was back and let Walton decide that ready for a change of geograPortland was offering the most. phy and also, I think Bill conBut not in terms of money, sidered the NBA more to his jf Indy Keeps On Finale PHILADELPHIA (AP) Experience has taught Philadelphia Flyers' Coach Fred Shero not to count on anything. Shero's team has a 3-1 lead iy over U: Boston Drums in the National Hockey League Stanley Cup final playoff. lie has the home ice edge. He should he dusting off a spot for the storied Cup. But he isn't. After the Flyers beat the Drums Tuesday night 4-2, with Bill Barber slapping in a 40-foot goal at 14: of the final period they pl3yed the team's good luck song-Kate Smith's record of "God Bless America." With Kate warbling her classic lrving Berlin tune, the Flyers now f 40. The series now goes back to Boston for the fifth game Thursday night. A sixth, if necessary, is scheduled for the Flyers' Spectrum Ice Sunday afternoon, where Philadelphia has won nine out of nine playoff games this spring. The goal by the 21-year-old Barber sent a selout crowd of for the winning score Shero 17,007 into a frenzy. It was the co mmented: "I've been then! second-year player's first score before Don't count it ( in 10 games. Cup) yet." The game started out like a Shero explained that In team wrestling match. There 1950 Stanley Cup final he was a member of the New York were 21 penalties in the first Rangers' team that had a 3-1 period, six for fighting. In belead on Detroit, and twice had tween the Flyers scrapped to a two-goal leads in the last two 2.0 lead, only to see the determined Bruins battle back to tie games, hot lost, it before intermission. Shero's history is a little hazy. The Stanley Cup record Boston Coach Bep Guidolin, book shows that New York led who had ripped his team after, 3-2, not 3-1, but the analogy is game three for lack of second close. As a matter of fact, only and third effort, had nothing but one team in NHL history has -praise for the beaten Bnilns. ever come from a 3-1 (or 3-0) "1 think we outinuscied them, deficit to win the Cup-the To. outplayed them," Guldolin ronto Maple Leafs in 1942 over said. When they wanted to play the Detroit Red Wings. rough, we played rough. When ine Flyers left nothing to they wanted to play hockey, we chance as they battled to gain a played hockey. But we didn't stranglehold on the mighty outscore them. We missed a lot Bruins. Before the game, in- of open nets. It still takes four stead of the national anthem, games to win the Cup." - ; , =4 i *-__-- I, 1-t--",, - , ir- ' r. '- j -. ____ !* ;m~ ~_ME .--- l-_. mlmu - _ir c _~ ,V= _____ ________________________ _________________ '.1 _,- - - Is - I- SEMINOLE HIGH SCHOOL'S TOP ATHLETIC AWARDS - RANDY BROWN accepts the Terry Cordell Memorial Trophy for academic achievement from a multi-sports player by the Class of 1953 represented by A th letic Director Joe Mills. Brown, a star baseball pitcher and basketball player had a 3.8 of a possible 4.0 academic average. SLIS PRINCIPAL Don Reynolds gives the Whitey McLucas Trophy to John Zeuli as the school's most valuable athlete at the All Sports Banquet Tuesday night. Zeuli, who was named to the Prep All-America Yearbook for his basketball prowess also was most valuable basketball player. Schuylkill River Perfect Place For Men Who Scull - i I isn't pe nalty e nough. '( cor e 13 gnott i is a good enough mechanic to make this thing work in the race. Who knows, they might have the hottest setup out there." Bignotti protested the deciBilly Vukovich. "Everybody got off w4 th a slon of Chief Steward Torn Binslap of the wrist," Vukovich ford, who ruled the big blower said Tuesday af te r the Board of must stay on for the race. Stewards ruled Wally Dallen- The new apparatus, which is bach's Patrick Racing Team la rgely untested, Is thought to Eagle must ra ce In the May be too much of a gas-gulper for 500 wi th the oversize turbocharDallenbach to finish the ra ce on ger it ran In qualifications Sat- the alloted 280 gallons. urday. "If they can get away Its effect on Dallenbach's wi th using that blower, then I q ua lifying run Is not exactly got cheat ed when I qualified." known, but the figure kicked Vukovich, who qua li fi ed for ar un o d most Is about 106 extra the middle of the four th row horsepower. That theoretica ll y wi th a speed of 182.50 miles an co ul d overwhelm the li ttle Pohour, said Dallenbach's fron t poff valve which Is placed on all row center sta rting spot should cars before time trials. be thrown out and everyone else moved up. Big notti clalmetg he believes "He qualified at 1 89.63 the big blower did not circumm.p.h. and his teammate Steve vent the pop-off valve, al though Krlslloff used the basic setup I he admi ts it could ha ve. used to go 182.519 m.p.h.," Vu"They c heated ; they absokovich said. "To make them lutely cheated," Vukovich Cmkeep the blower for the ra ce phaslzed. INDIANAPOLIS tAP) - D13qualification shoull lx' the penally For everyone concerned with the "big blower" controversy at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, says dr iver Fastest Human AAeets SI ow un r., PHILADELPHIA (AP) - cilman and brick magnate, Rawle. "It's difficult to tie- versity of Pennsylvania College "They are not idling rowing who, like his father, rowed scribe why I row. You just feel Boat Club. SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - ticipated start" before the gun boats around a city pond. They away with Olympic medaLs; good...." The world's fastest human, Ivo- sounded. "There's noplace like It in are pulling the sweeps of racing veteran scullers like Robert ry Crockett, will meet "the fie explained: Philadelphia's Schuylkill wor ld," boasts an international shells. They are not resting on Lea, Jr., 60, and David Rawle, River Is not a perfect 2,000- referee. "Even at the Royal slowest gun in the West" at the "An anticipated start gives a their cars, but are moving as 58, city attorneys who have meter course because it bends, Henley-one of the most starting line of his next race, runner a chance to start his fast as humanly possible. logged thousands of miles on but it is one of the world's most prestigious international re. Torn Moore, meet director of muscles moving. It could mean American League By The Ato.ated Press Another city's riven might be the river, and hundreds of popular. It Is easily accessible gattas-there is only one house. the California Relays at Mod- an advantage of from one-tenth N1IO1I W I. Pct. OS East all over speedboats, blatting young men and women all corn- in Fairmount Park, and the Wa- And for Henley week they put esto, has earned the "slowest to two-tenths in a race. His 15 13 M.I*uCC W I Pct.GB around with gibbering idiots, pete in what probably is one of ters are sheltered and calm. No up tents." gun" reputation among track brain has given the body orders 17 IS 531 13 11 54? Cl eveland but Philadelphia's river has the last purely amateur events, commercial traffic is allowed. is Is S0O i jao,more Pt 17 iS .53) The historical records are not athletes and coaches bccause of to move, although there Is no 15 IS .500 1 ' De'rOiI St i is sie men who scull." -John Keats Little personal glory and few clear, but It is known most of his deliberate style as a race actual movement." ii 5 Store than 10 per cent of New York Chicago 13 15 461 7 in Ode to Philadelphia. the housesclaim went up theclu 1850s. star ter. is Is 455 2 Boston New York 14 IS 131 3 rewards result from the are long nation's registered oarsmen Oldtlmers allin10 hours of training, but there Moore will serve as his own Moore has been starter for Pittsburg" 9 20 .310 6': bs row out of Philadelphia. The West west Since the 185Os,PhfladelphIs a thletes who would rather row d California most of the West Coast's major sociation and grew because the oarsmen starter at the 15 16 Oakland U.S. Rowing As .t.geies 2$ 9 135 — Los Schuylkill River hits bCCfl Relays May 25. He made t track meets over his long Ca't of needed local competition. 15 14 .S17 Crcaço San Fran 20 16 554 the National Association reer with a gun. He always 17 11 sco breeding ground for strong, 'You have to be a corn20 I? 541 6': Cali forni a Houston Walter Sonzognl, a retired clear Tuesday in speaking Amateur Oarsmen (NAAO) are lU l' 6 KarsaS C Cincinnati 16 IS $16 7' dedicated oarsmen who stick to petitive guy who gets a kick out pe titor, coach and govern. Northern California track leaves a long pause between his ' 16 Il who headquartered 1(135 on Boat house com Afla"t. 16 II IS? 9' Wri ters, that 9-flat sprinter cro- dr awn-out order of "set" a nd inent worker, spends h is I) IS .461 "' the sport beca use they love it. of winning, no matter Mr1'etotI 54n Diego 14 7) 37i It's Row, made up of 'You have to be a little bit of knows," says bank vice presirowing clubs ckett will be watched closely at the pu lling of the tugger, wi th Tuesday's Games 10 private time handling paper work. M-r?re3l 9. PP.ladepI'a 7 Tuesday's Games a masochist t row," explains dent Torn Conville. "When I was a kid, my broth- the start at the 100-yard dash the intention of discouraging at. Sar' Francisco A. (,nc'nnt, 0 Mt,,aukee 5. Baltimore former Olympic oarsman John Frustrated track stars and Crockett, whose best previous tempted "anticipated starts." The Vesper Club Isperhapstbe ens and I fished along the river. Boston 2 Cleveland 6. Cr'.cago 7. Pittsburgh I lie thinks he's been success-B. Kelly Jr. "It takes hard work football players, and even hay most famous. Others are Every onc" in a while a time was 9.2 seconds, set Detroit 5, New York New York at St Louis. ppd.. rain M.N'ISota at CliCa9O, ppd. and self-discipline. And there's fever sufferer:; like attorney Fairmount Rowing Association, swain wouldn't show up, so world record with his 9.0 vlcto- ful most of the time. Atlanta 3 San D'elo 7 rIr' no money in it at all." Lea have taken up rowing. US. Hosing Society, Bachelors' they'd ask us to sit in the boat. (7 last Saturday at Knoxville, Los Angeln 1, HouSton 0 v.ansas Ci ty 4 1. OakI.nd 32 Crockett's opponents at ModThe grueling sport attracts "You T3*45. have to be slightly Barge Club, Undine, Malta, Once it gets in your blood, that's Tenn. California at Wdnetday's Games esto are expected to Include 9.1 Bradley 1 3) ra,n S.' Francisco all kinds. Kelly, city cowi- whacky," admits lawyer David University Barge Club and Uni- it. It's one of those sports." "I read that Ivory said it was sprinter Steve Williams and two at Cincinnati (Nelson 13) his best start ever. His coach men who have recorded wind. Wednesdays Games as Montreal (Renka 71) Detroit tColeman 5 1) at New said the same thing. To a start- aided 9.1 limes, Reggie Jones PnIadetp'.a )fluthyn 21). P4 York (T,drow 33) Ct'cago (P400Icl, 1-3) sI Pitt er, that can mean many and Chris Garpenborg. Milwlvkee (Siaton 43) at r.rgP' (Rcker 22). N things," said Moore. Baltimore (McNally 3 31. N 51 ic-jstn (Gritt,n ar' Moore received word over the FL ii) Bcton (Marchal at One possibility, he said, Was weekend that Crockett Issct3. r'ecz,V 03) at Los Arice(es By FRANK BROWN Cleveland (K line 31). N S I ani Ray 7)). 2. N signed WFL contracts for fu. Miami Dolphins owner Joe the WFL Jacksonville Sharks. that the 24-year-old sprintir uled to come West with other t (Albury 11) Mnrnoto flew York (Koosr'ian 40) at AP Sports Writer lure years might not be doing Hobble says the Federal judge's t Lou's (Curtis 73). N Crcago (Kiat 47). N In other action Tuesday, the had the advantage of an "an- Philadelphia Pioneers runners, If you're still trying to keep their best. California (Stoneman 13) Atlanta (Reed 53) at 5n decision won't change the plans Washington Redskins acquired Texas (Clyde O. Id score in pro football's court (Freselben N 30). Dego "That aura of suspicion conof his NFL champion team's running back Larry Sndth from Only games Scheduled Thursday's Games game, add an important touch- 'ems me." New York at St Lou's suing the WFL over the sign- the Los Angeles Rams even down for the World Football Th"rsday's Games CP'iC.to •t PittSburgh. N It still concerns the Dallas ings of Paul Warfield, Jim though the live-year veteran a!I L'ague as the unusual Cowboys, who also went to Kilek and Larry Csonka by Atlanta at San O'tQo. II Teas at Kansas City. N 1 the ready has signed a future conjO MtrflI at Philadelphia, N Oakland at Cnicaoo. N WEDNESDAY, MAY IS, 1974 Eatt. S Seres; 2 Byrd ireseason contest nears its court to enjoin against further Toronto Northmen, who since tract with the WFI. Jackson-. O"ly aes Scheduled O"y gar-e s j,(P'&'dtjk'd Shot. J. Hviy; 3. Virginia Charm. A. "fourth quarter." First Race Jasperson; 1, victorious Beau, 0. — player raids and achieved a rehave moved to Mcmphls. I M -ssse yule club. "lie can help us win ___________________________________________ But they play overtime. Pact Ci Wh;tcomb. S. Star Student, M. straining order. But that didn't Bergey's Ambassadors-al- now," Redskins Coach George 1. Hidden Gold. J. HyselI, 2. Papa D'Amato; 6, Tamar Ben Jo.. 0 The established National bother quarterback Craig Mor- ready moved twice In their few Aller, emphasized. "The Future John, M D'Amato; 3. Spud Bat Sun, Bourgeois; 7. Easy Cargo, G. Football League and the up. ton, who has signed for 1975 months of lifeC. Brinkly; 4, Has Ben, J. Huey; S. Namie. I Doug's Dynamite, W. ha ve moved is this year." start World Football League with the WFIJ Houston Texans. again, the St. Petersburg Times J . D. Perkins;6 Scottie Lad, C. Kinsley. The Chicago Rears an- Van Kalathas; 7 Cash Senator, B. SIVCnthR$C9-IM-$4Q9 wore their shoulder pads and Morton was listed as a "no- reported in its Wednesday edi- nounced they would pay middle Patterson, 1. Guy Tide. C. Ippotuto; Pace C-i American League By The Associated Press helmets to court Tuesday, pre- show" at Tuesday's opening of tions. AE 1 Hopplestretcher, 0. Sheldon, I Senator Gene, T. Blasky; 2. mini linebacker Dick Butkus full SMITING (7$ It bats) Cat,'*. Nat,onal League lerring to finish their legal bait a voluntary two-week Sota. A. Darideo, 3 Freedo,. Trail, -lM-55 BAT IT ING (75 at bats) -- a Snith, Mr. 400. P Jackson, Oak. 313 quarterThey will become the Or. salary For the remaining (our ties before worrying about back school the club Is running. lando, ha., Pace C-3 A. Jaspersort, I Drumore, D. RUNS- Can'pane'ris, Oak, 75 Sti '37k Pr:, 51 L, 355 Ambassadors years of his five-year con tract I P i's Answer, W Kinsle'; 2 Branard, S Enough Time; 6 Iron U1 LA. 3) flonas. SF. R .Sacksc, Oak, 7' things like the rapidly-apVeteran quarterback Jack Thursday, the paper said, giv- whether he can play football or Masque Major, J. Hylall; 3. 5oleI, City Nancy, B. Regyr. 1, Kerry RUNS BATTED IN- R.JIcks,on, proaclüng training season. 4 Granny's Greatest, j Creed, J. Parkinson; $ Belknap PUNS SATTFC' IN Wynn, LA, Oak, 30 Burroughs, Tea, 30; Coneannon also was missing ing Florida four professions! not. Bad knees forced Butkus Dagenais S J M Emperor. 6 Jubilee, J. larrabee (N('tIei NY 2! Grvy LA The WFL completed its from the sch'yi!, hut h" was cx- f#iitt:all karns. The others are out of the bst half of last '.f,r.n,ng I ia, U Regur, ?. Pr,n PIT5 Carei. Man. 4&. Roai, KC. Eighth Race -) M -Moe HuT5-Garr, Ali. SA, Maddoa. SF, touchdown drive henaC;ncin. e'used due to an illness in his the Dolphins and NFL ex- son, and dxiors have not yet Tony. T.Rav.$,Sea win. R,p'esers; 43 89 Pace C-2 nati judge refused to stop the fami'y. AE I Margaret Bridge. F. Satiety. DOUBLES Rudi.Oak.3, p4eaty, I Carlo Red, B. Hobbs; 7. Win pansion franchise lanipa, and determined his future. DOUBLES- Concepeon, Cm. 17. rookie league from con ta cting V. ThirdRac.-IM-11% tome Lad, D. Brainard; 3 Ocala nse. Cm. II. Garvey, LA, It White, TRIPL ES NY. i, Swinger, 0 ftou'geois; 1. Killarney Pace Ca Garcia, and signing NFL players. The TRIPLES A Oliver. Pgh. A. Ml, 3. VaIentne, Cal, 3; R'vtrs, I. Tern Mits, I Reu, 7. More Knight, J. Larrabe; S. Friendly Garr, All, 4 0 Cash. Phi. ,3, NFL Cincinnati Ilengals had Reliable. A. Watey Jr.;) MaggicH. Harhu. J. ParkInson; 4. CaAan Gtrn,mo, Cm, 3. Russell. LA,* ]. Cat. 3 Otis. KC, 3. Cantpaneris, sousht a preliminary injunction P,'edum, K Hirholl. 4 PAr Itoh, 0 D.ughter, 0 SIra, 7 Easter pro V . r-! '1 1 140 . 1 L puti~ , U Sr ion. S C A. Velbob, J P P4ttp $ I4artcy Bruce. ti 'tsr uv. agiint !iih.si. kcr Bill Lkrgey HOME P ut'i Wyr,n. LA. 12, P.Jacks, Oak, ii, W Horton, Det, Parkinson; 6 Roman Choice, H. Patt,ron. Aaron, AtI. I and the WFL, but U. S. District — is just too much money around top American players when the SYDNEY, Australia (APt 7 fl'.qgs. Ml. 1. Birreus. 1ev, 7 Wtutyland. 7 H I Candee, S. Clark Ninth Race — I M -UK 1C1UN BA'LS fr.k, StL, fl. Judge David Porter ruled that Australian tennis officials sail for players in a%Jllenjca. U.S. team was defeated by Co- Jr .5 Come Alorm Mike, M, Owen TOLEN BASIS F'a'eb, XC, 13, Pac.C.I Cedeno, tim. 19. NJIItl. Oak. 17, "There will have to be a revi- l9mbIa earlier this year, granting the legisistion would today they will seek to have Fourth Race -1 PA I. Mary Brooks, J. HysaIl; 7, Miss P1 CHING (1 DecitiGntl P1 TOtING (I Decisions) Pace C-i Zl(iway W. Wyatt; 3. Ace Hill, A. "harm the public interest in DavisCupplayedovei-a limited slon of the whole Davis Cup India's victory over AustralIa p(cosman, NY, .1 L 1000, 7.03 GPerry, (Ic, S I, .133, 1 II Coleman, 1 PIlot Up, T. Rau; 7. A*tot, 0 Dandeo: 1. Don Drew$ter, S. . 40. 1000, 343. fostering tree competition In period to enable countries to setup". ends Ott. $I, $33 383 the 37-year domination of Narnie:3. Elcoto, R. WerkMiser; I MaQni'vde, D. Bourgeois; 4. GetSTRIKEQIJTS--5?aver, NY, 60. STRIkEOUTS--N,R yon, Cal. ;, the marketplace for the sports field their top teams. Stephens said the Lawn Ten. the Cup by Australia and the Money Key, T. Jilask,y; S. D$,n Irud, nay, S. Recur, 7. Freddie P Hk,o, An, 5$. S'nqer. Cat. SI Kim, 0. Orainard; 4. Mss Parade AdiOS, w. Kinsicy; S. Wait A Bit, P. (k)llar" The nll7vL'follows the surprise nis Association of Australia hi. United States. No other W. Kinsl•y; 7. Energy, j Munt:; Al I Joppa Sta r Maid. J Porter added in his 46-page defeat of Australia's defending %'Ored playing all rounds of the has won the trophy since 1936 Byrd. Dvoractk: S Howdy Do Dere, p Doraceti, AF 7 Buddy Hop,, 0 judgement that Bergey "is ; Cup holders by India in Cup within a three-or-four-week when Britain triumphed. Mont:; Al I Lotus Bud, .j Brainard fine young man, an emotional Eastern Zone final in Calcutta period. Former Australian DavtsCup Parkinson. Mlii DaslO-3S55 Pace Clalnihii SilK person With 3 great competitive Tuesday. Australia sent a below, star Adrian Quist said the tour Fifth RacaPace C-i Mares IS Pct. Allow !;)UISVII.I.E, Ky. AP - after releasing Coach Babe spirit. Bergey has no intention strength team to 'Our best players were not Calcutta. The ney had been relegated to being 1 EIes Son. A Manttgnp 7 1 Gene's Prince, K Mahar; 2 Mccarthy. of breaching his contract by available to us," said Esca uutfltry's Cup'winning stars, a second-class event. Joan Stan ton, V. Cultiarie; 3 Alert Diane Brittle, C (iirikley; 3 Private The Kentucky Colonels 01 the Circo, J. Corona. 4, Cy's Knight, Jim, J. Parkinson; A. Pepti Gallon. Ellie rd jn Iettrng down in the slightest:' Stephens, chairman of the Aus- among them Rod Lover and "I don't blame the players C. P. Smoke, A. Dandep; .Good N A. Jaspert: S. Hi Lint!; I. American Basketball Assod of the Colonels, who announced But NFL Commissioner Pete tzalian selectors, John Newcombe, were corn- going where the big money Is.," Brown, J. Oagenais; 1. Shan Anti, Larr&n; A Aceway Stymie, B. allan were in the market today Tuesday night that McCarthy Hurdle said, said the NFL is "The American omotens mUted to professional tourneys he said. 'But I feel It Li M. O'Amato; I Red,mable, s, Reger; 7. Mystery Key, J. "° Dvc:ace$m; S. Motto Rosa, I Rau; fc,r their sixth head coach awe had be,n fired, errned it concerned that the public might. have ruined the Davis Cup ty in the United States. tragedy that ow' test team is Al 1 Lawman Hanoyer, S. Spriggs; the club's fonn.ation in 1967, "strictly a busins judgment." think NFL players who hat'j tying ups the best players. There The same situation affected not available for the Cup." PacoC-i Al 2 Chris Gold, H p .. 1 .1 - Lolic h Helps Houk's New York Return By KEN RAI'POI'ORT Al' Sports Writer Ralph Houk came back to New York and found everything missing-the ballpark, the beer and the spittoon. The new manager of the Dctroit Tigers found nothing to his liking, in (act, but the baseball game with the Yankees. The Tigers won that 5-2 Tuesday night IL Making his first appearance asa visiting Inanagerinthe city that made him famous, Houk admitted that he Felt uncomfortable, The Yankees are playing their home games in the New York Mets' Shea Stadium while their own is renovat ed d ur ing the next two seasons. I dians trimmed the Boston Red Sox 6-2 and the Kansas City Royals beat the Oakland A's 4-2 in the first game of a doubleheader before dropping the second game 2-1 in 10 innings. Rain washed out two gamesMinnesota at Chicago and CaliFornia at Texas. Mickey Lolich snapped out 01 his early-season slump with a three-hitter, helping Houk celebrate his return to New York. l.ollch, Detroit's longtime ace, entered the game with a 15 record and 4.85 earned run average. The 33-year-old lefthander held the Yankees hitless for 32-3 innings but fell behind I. 0 when Lou Piniella singled, Jim Ray hart walk ed and (;ralg Nettles singled. In the other American Bre%ters 8, Orioles 3 League gamC3, the Milwaukee Pedro Garcia, Johnny Brewers beat the Baltimore Briggs, Bobby Mitchell and Orioles 8-3; the Cleveland In. George Scott each drove in two Walton has freely agreed to help sell tickets for the Trail MIAMI AP An I8-lay cornmunications gap between Miami Dolphins' Coach Don Shula and principal owner Joe Bobbie apparently has ended, Bobbie said he and the coach of the National Football League cisampions were brought together over lunch by Archbishop Coleman I. Carroll of Miami, "If we have not been behaving like champions, I regret it," Rabble said. am indebted to the Archbishop for bringing its together." Shula and Hobble traded angry words at the team's annual banquet April 26. The flareup reportedly started when Rubble berated Shula for arriving late at the head table . The coach disclosed Monday that Hobble wasn't talking to him, saying he'd tried several tines to reopen c('uununtcation.s. I — • Major League Leaders Kuechenberg Defecting? ____ - Big U.S. Purses Hurt Davis Cup Kuechenberg said Tuesday that the ,III ( knvllc Sharks of the World Footba ll League offered him a pact far in excess of what tie's earning as a Dolphin. ;,,_~, - runs to lead Milwaukee over Baltimore. Billy Champion, 1-0, who had worked only eight innings previously this year, outdueled Cy Young Award winner Jim Palmer, 2-4, who was raked for seven runs in 4 1-3 innings. Indians 6, Red Sox 2 George Hendrick hit a tworun homer and scored two runs to back the five-hit pitching of Gaylord Perry that carried Cleveland past Boston. Royals 4-1, A's 2-2 Cookie Rojas slammed a tie. breaking two-run homer in the sixth inning to power Kansas CU)' over Oakland in the first game of their doubleheader, it sent Jim "Catfish" hunter down to his third defeat in nine decisions Gaylen Pitts led Oakland's victory in the second game, doubling home the winning run in the 10th inning. CLUB , "I didn't expect them to offer the figures they (lid. It really surprised rue," he said, "I could be financially secure if I accepted Jacksonville's contract. That's something to think about." -- - , "k Kuechenberg said a contract stipulation mis that tie not reveal the size of the pact, But Sharks' owner Fran Monaco said the contract 'would make Bob the richest guard in pro football," Kuechenberg said he would meet scion with Dolphins' officials, / ' , TJ / Post Time 7:30 P.M. Monday thru Saturda y , , ' p 50 WAYS TO WINI • - '4 QUINIILAS-TIIFICTAS *i , - . . . 111. 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Scott, a 174-pound lightheavyweight, cut the Polynesian boxer below the right eye In the fourth round Tuesday before 2,011 fans. In the fifth, Scott cadght Vailea offbalance and put turn down with two suecessive left hooks Followed by a right cross. Vatlea took the count in the Scheduled 10-rounder with 2:5C gone in the round. It was the second loss in eight American tights for Vaile;l. -. - No ctiutge 'or Pt.c5,00 .hsIi bSwiorç øhen yO o'.-vchas. 4 promiIi.irri Pws, $hOC *1*0. bits' Be sfit s'id a.!.' Scott KO's Vailea - .w Oil-li E78- 14 ni-Il 07$-I4 07$-Il Nil-Il Nil-IS - special! bow to I.!Ity c*oi ' F7$-I4 07$-I4 071.1! 25.58 25-N 3651 147$-Il t47$.lS iTs-is 2155 2558 391* pliw LT. 233 to 3.11 Jensen auto console for Volkswagens lISIS] J A I LPI1 J our Val; 3 99 TP'e 7orratimsri or gat Ira 551Twiatal c1,jtsrlEvityIrwig i yCIS t..r1 ps Ca'toi, bi for What 's Wrong, Tony?' ' *1<1 Wt. stiOny .W--it paiiees — Quaker State 30W or 40W motor oil i .ir coo Ir"177--bo CHAPEL h111.l, N.C.(AP) It is a measure of what Tony Waldrop has accompllshed this year that he can run a mile in 3:59.8 and then be asked what went UV• nOW! &"led beam — headlights Y00 choice 05 ta,,'.* low c beam e*Jg"ts P*~AKG'n r4,% for U',•,' 9960ch "too IS? _ 49L IS I\It,hllIiI aiaaty & s &A*" \,' 1,1*., That's what happened to the North Carolina senior Tuesday after he won the tulle and the outstanding performer award in the Atlantic Coast Conference track championships. I I r S'xs a ,'., MOTOR OIL I /i/I! I J/j fl ( l Kentucky Track ,~ KNOXVILLE, Tenn. ( AP)- "If we lose the SEC champiorrthip this year, we'll have to beat ourselves," Tennessee Track Coach Stan Huntsman says about the conference meet opening Thursday in Gainesville, ha. "I haven't had a chance for a detailed study of the conference meet, so I can't predict what ell score, or what It will take to win," hiuntsrnan said. "But I believe that you'll be safe when you cross the 165-point barrier." Tennessee scored 190 points last year while rurnerup Alabama had 133. I ro wrong. IMRT I.AtJl)ERI)AI,E, Fla. I AP '"I!K' hard part was leaving Jacksonville Mon4ay without signing a contract," says Miami Dolphins offensive guard Bob Kuechenberg. outdoors. ISEMINOLE BOSTON (AP) - The Boston who as general manager and protect John hlavlicek, Dave Celtics today kept celebrating former coach molded the Celt- Cowens, Jo Jo White, Don their National Basketball Asso- ics' dynasty. Chancy, Paul Silas and Don ciation championship, "Yep, the fun l.a over, now we Nelson from the draft. But it was back to work for have to look ahead," said HemGeneral Manager Red Auer- sohn."W ego backworknow. That will leave Steve Kubach and Coach Tommy Hei n- We don't have a high (draft) berski, Art Williams, Henry sohn. pick, so we'll just go after the Finkel and rookies Phil HankinThe Celtics were given a civic best man we can get." son and Steve Downing unprorece ption Tuesda y by 30,000 Boston won the NBA title for tected. fans at City Rail Mall after a the first time in five years and a cavalcade from Boston Garden. historic 12th time, The best guessing is that New Then came a reception led by The Celtics' immediate pri Orleans will pick Kuherski, a 6Mayor Kevin White. 1cm Is the NBA expansion draft foot-I forward who Just hasn't "Now we have to get ready to stock a new Franchise in New mmmdc it with the Celtics since for the draf ts," said Auerbach, Orleans. Boston is expected to be ing drafted in 1969. Sports Brief s Shula, Robbie Talking One major reason Walton decided on Portland, Gilbert said, may have been the city. "Bill has spent a great deal of time backpacking in Canada and Oregon and he loves the mountains and the trees and the clean air. He responds to the be traded, for instance, the trade would have to have his approval. I think that's a very important item, regarding Bill's lifestyle." "But I will cnv this: Un real. Blazers, Gilbert said. As for inizes he has to live u p to dress tervjew's, he added, "The only code requirements, which in. thing he's requested Is that eludes keeping his hair and when he's interviewed he be beard trim, lie went out yester- allowed to say what he feels and day and bought a wardrobe and not what someone tells him to he was very concerned whether say. what he was buying would be free wheel Turf Club Entries Colonels Fire McCarthy !:11E MICKEY PRINGLE, a defensive standout for Seminole High's football team, gives up a wide grin after receiving the Southeast's oldest consecutively awarded sports trophy from former Sanford Herald Sports Writer Peter Schaal, given at the annual sports banquet Tuesday night. Over N . 44! PETER SCHALL AWARD GRIN ' Scores 'Point ~~~~~~ iJ;1 if i`_ 1 - WFL another player. Before he could The Bosses Get No Rest Major League Standings I dul-Jabbar) and so Is Kareem. They're good friends, you know," Gilbert said Walton was growing a beard and "he's stated that he doesn't think he'll ever shave again but, you know, he's only 21 years old and never means perhaps a week. said Gilbert, who does not take competitive liking, lie's a very acceptable." monetary remuneration for competitive person and he "Now of course you realize helping athletes, wanted to play against the best, there are some ctauses we were "All three offers by the Yes, he's looking forward to capable of getting for Bill that American Basketball Associ- playing against Kareern Ab- ix'rhips we couldn't get for Big Blower --- - ,. _~ 11115~ Wednesday, May 15, 1974-3B premium batteries *ssrsady It ?-OF., IT.- 771 11, says 'towi P?oItrwd pss c*w*'/.aa a.lh terry t' appicat of I' ptig. poistuig dsUt WIreg.Ifl ............ 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GatCins B$Td On US 57 Aroori Sty �43— The Sanford Herald Wednesday, May 15, 1974 Sanford Little League Report Georgea'made the most ofIts Denton addingsingles. Link extra base rap for his team, a Sanford Atlantic thig a Continental League picked up the win, with Bobby triple, win in the other half of that game with United Tran- Wells and Dixon taking the loss. Next to pitch, Jerry Tharker league's schedule. sportation Union, taking a 20-10 Dixon also hit a single with had two singles, with Jimmy Jernigan also hit a double, victory on 13 hits. Durrell Smith and Wells also Miller and John Hardy both with wnn1ng pitcher Todd Alan Crawford tripled and hitting safely. doing some hurling. Willie Burkhead slamming out a pair singled and Albert Green added In National League en. McCloud and Hardy both 01 tWo-baggers. his own three-bag effort to counters First Federal singled. Bobby Bridges, Jim and Billy Clarence Sippis' double to trounced Chase, 23.1, and George PorLIg two-hit Adams and John Polk all had provide the extra base hitting Seminole Sporting Goods cam Medical Center's James Smith, two singles. punch to back up Jack Wiggins away with a 9-2 win, over who clubbed out two singles and Johnny Johnson and T and Tony Little's pitching. Medical Center. was charged as his team's Ray had the only hits for U.S. UM had just tour hits. Aaron Williams had a pair of losing pitcher in Seminole Bank, singles, with Bobby In other Continental action, triples and a single and Canton Sporting Goods win over Barrow taking the loss Jack Prosser Ford took an 11-3 Brown had three singles in Medical Cen ter. Thirteen walks i.e an unlucky hits in curfew verdict over Stromberg First Federal's IMt attack Porzig, Mike Wrigh~ Robert number, as threie Florida State Carlson, taking advantage of that exploded In the sixth inning Kinnard, Steve Causey and Bank pitchers, Bennie Von timely hits and nine walks from for 13 flIflS. David Green all singled for the Herbulls, Ronald Harold and opposing pitchers. Wayne Smith also tripled, w1ni, while Porzlg had 13 Bob Newman can attest. Pal Leonard and George while Brown went the distance strikeouts and two walks. They gave up that man and Dixon had the only extra base for the win, picking up 11 Rocky Jernlgan's home run with three errors and two hits, hits For the winners and losers strikeouts and only one walk, and 13 other supporting hits Sanford Atlantic trimmed the respectively. one double each. Four pitchers worked for paced Seminole Petroleum to a Dennis Carroll and John Notice Legal FSB turn 11-5. a homer, with Johnnie Carter Robert Smith pitched. back up winning pitcher Charlie Blaylock added a pair of singles Tripling and doubling for the George Hoffman tripled and Pirozzi, who also had a hot to back up Reese's pitching, winners along with eight other Bob Beim tripled and singled, night at the pla te, slamming out Gary Spotts tripled while five singles. with Danny Gracey doubling three singles. others hit singles in the losing Robert Tulp tripled and and slllng for the losers. John Eddie Grooms, Preston effort, singled and Bob Wells doubled Whlgham added a pair of Oglesby, Larry Reuter and First Assembly picked up and singled for the losers, who singles to Curtis Wolf's losing Evans Bacon all hit singles for seven runs in the third and one had nine hits. cause on the mound. Notice = — Legal Legal Notice Notice W1'4AT'S SO SPECIAL ABOUT THAT ONE c' cS Ch Ct 1 CX Sanford, Florida 37771 and file the KENNETH CAPPS and A, original with the Clerk of Circuit DONALDA M. CAPPS. his wife, Court, Seminole County, Florida, on De fendants. or before the 41h day of June. A. D. NOTICE OF SUIT • ZIOLKOWSXI, for. 1974, otherwise a Judgment will be TO: KENNETH A. CAPPS and CIVIL ACTION NO. 74.534 LESLIE G. ONE IL. petitioner. LILLIAN A. entered against you for the relief de manded in the Petition. DONALCIA M. 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HAVE TO PAY TA$U You KNOW- S - I— .1 [AMA 111-flA 4' IF 114-1_1.1+Qjlj:~~ (44) Buliwinkle 4:00 (2. 8) Somerset (6) Mery Griffin (9) Lucy Show (24) Sesame Street (44) GiIliC)t' Island 4:15 (13) Teach in 5:00 (9) MIssion Impossible (24) MisteRogers Neighborhood (3$) Batman (44) Green Acres 5 -15 (13) Women's News With Helen (3$) News 11:00 (2, 6, 4, ) News (33) Movie (44) Night Gallery 411:30 (2. 5) Tonight Show (6) MovIes Thaves (9) Wide World Entertainment (44) Movie 1:00 (2) Tomorrow Show (9) Movie (44) News ..... - Johnson' Wil A Live Penthouse Barnyard WE ERNIE! + 1 ____ 1,61116 DRIVE Mother, (;It)," Sh' III Right (9) General Hospital (33) Mr. Ed, (44) New Zoo Revue 3:30 (2. 4) How To Survive A Ma rriage (6) Match Game (9) e Life To "' 1 J "Th ree-In-One" A trio (1 comedies, including one wtikh stars Bette Davis. They were all pilots that didn't fliflkr It. Miss Davis stars in "U'IIn, Light Newlywed Game ors •IV (44) Movie 9:30 (35) The Saint 10:00 (4) Kolak (9) Doc Elliot (13) Fences And Gates (24) Today In Legislature (3$) News 10:30 (13) June Allyson - 14 Ift ”' 3:00 (2,4) Another World (Al Tkn OrI i. Suitcase , Y:VV U. Si IY'IQVIC (6) cannon (13) Saints ,o,, Sinners P 0 ' 911 NB WEJ)NESI)tY NIGHT AT TUE MOViES Guiding (9) Girl In My Life (24) Theatre In America " ___-Dk : :F 1W_. _ ' 1ff - ... I _j_ 6AI __________ . 2:30 '" _____________________ Lives 8:30 (9) ., , I ---j, ,.,__ $1 A6UII I 0 Crud Pasi•s _____ 200 (2. 5) Days Of Our (6) _________ I , .. - ... - - - --'-' from an electronics plant. He lines up a prime suspect, thei discovers the suspeet has : good alibi. The suspect was Ili jail at the time of the heist. Deal (9) Cowboys (24) Washington (24) Connection (35) . ... __________ ________ (3) Andy Griffith (I) To Tell The Truth (9) Jimmy Dean Shriw (13) Aviation Lesson 8:00 (2. 8) Chase Sonny And Cher 4io . ....................... And Restless (I) Jackpot (9) Password (35) Florida Lifestyle (44) Variety News 12:30 (2, S) Celebrity Sweepstakes (6) Search For Tomorrow (9) News (35) Peyton Place 12:55 (2) NCWS 1:00 (2) Jackpot (6. 8) News (t) All My Children (35) Steve's Matinee Movie 1:30 (2.5) Three On Match (6) As The World Turns Let's Make A - 7:00 (2) I when a $50,000 payroll is stolen (6) EVENING - .. WCnKICCr% VV#ILl1JIJPI IM SURPRISED, t 9-10 CBS CANNON RERUN, 'Perfect Alibi" Cannon Is hired I 'IEe1evisioii ' I C .A >~, ~', IOCRIMGCHAL TMIAT*( ( SINCE WE DIDN'T / HAPPY/ 8:30-10:30 PBS THEATER IN Dunaway, re-creating the role Robe rt Foxwor th plays at,Irish three children fearful (if her AMERICA "Hogan's Goat." An that first gave her attention in immiant who tries to unst'at a crafty ways wh .ft.r For a trip explosive drama with a fine an off-Broadway production, corrupt politician. around the worhi performance by Faye Set in Brooklyn In the 189(, ATRES + CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS OUR WAITER '\ SEEMS TO BE ) Tonight 's TV Highlights a I'd The Public Hearing will bo held in the City Hall, Longwood, Florida. on Book a. Page 3, Public Records Of Seminole County, Fioida. THE WI IN TOGETHER FOLLOWING: Orbon Range, F54AV Ho?polnt Refrigerator SS1212 S Mercury Hood, M190 Wall to Wall Carpeting in the Living Room, Hall 1. Bedrooms Luxaire Air CondItioner WlTNESSmy hand andthewalof sa i d Court on this 24th day of April, tell. (Seal) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Cecelia V. Ekern Deputy Clerk Publish May I. S. 13, 22. 1974 DEB) . ..:. 5-is • _____ ' of said property is Al Agricultural District as that ciasification is described in the Zoning ordinances and regulations of Seminole County, Florida. shall not be less than twentyeight (21) days. In addition, notice shall be posted in the area to be con sidired for annexation and zoning at least fifteen (IS) 0ays prior to the date of the Public Hearing. DATED this 121h day of April, A 0 1971. 5: Onnie R. Shomate City Clerk of the City of Legal Notice LOrI9WOOd, Florida Legal Notice Legal Notice Publish: April 17. 21, May I. I. IS. 1971 Call No. 419 Charter No. ll1SS National Bank Raglan No. 4 DEA Call Me. 419 Charter No. 11157 National Bank Room" No. l Call No. 4 Charter No. tSuSa National Bank Region No. 6 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, REPORT OF CONDITION, CONSOLIDATING REPORTOF CONDITION, CONSOLIDATING RI PONT OF CONDITION, CONSOLIDATING EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cl R. DOMESTIC $U$SIDIARIIS,OFTHE DOMESTIC SUBSIDIARIES, OPTHE DOMESTIC SUBSIDIARIES, OPTHE CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL SANK SUN SANK OF SEMORAN, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION BARNEIT SANK OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, N.A. COUNTY, FLORIDA. OF SANFORD IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA. OF ALTAMONTE SPRINOS IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA OF FERN PARK, FLORIDA 31731 IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA CiViL ACTION NO AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON APRIL 24.1974 AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON APRIL71, 1774 AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON APRIL 24,1974 DIVISION B PUBLISHED IN RESPONSE TO CALL MADE BY PUBLISHED IN RESPONSE TOCALLMADI 1111 PUBLISHED IN RESPONSE TO CALLMADE BY In re: the Marriage of FICTITIOUS NAME COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY, UNDER TITLE I). COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY,UNDER TITLE It COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY,UNDER TITLE 12 IRENE L. GARRETT, Wife, Notice Is hereby given that I am and UNITED STATES CODE, KCTION1I1. UNITED STATES CODE, SECTION 161 UNITED STATES CODE, SECTION 161 engaged In business at HWY. 17.72 LOWERY E. GARRETT Husband ASSETS ROUTE 1, BOX 291, LOflg*oOd, Cash and due from banks (Including $ None ASSETS ASSETS NOTICE OF ACTION Seminole County, Florida under the THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: uniostedd.bits) ....................................... fictitious name of CENTRAL LOWERY E. GARRETT. WHOSE U.S. Treasury securities ....................................410,490.00 Cash and due from banks (Including S None Cash and due from banks (including $ 27,632.66 FLORIDA LANDSCAPE II RESIDENCE AND MAILING Obligations of other U.S. Government unposteddebits) ... ......... .. ...... .........5,044,154.91 unposteddebits) .................. ......... ......... 2.U24.SO.99 IRRIGATION, INC. and thit I in. ADDRESS ARE UNKNOWN. agencies and corporations ............................... I).S. Treasury securities ............ ..................2.373,14114 U.S. Treasury secunities ...... . .............. ......... ... eoo,sa.a tend to register said name with the Obligations*? States and political subdivisions .............. 917.90343 ObIig3tlons of other U.S. Government Obligations of othcr U.S. Government YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole theta proceeding for the dissolution Other securities (Including S None agencIes and corporations . ............... ..... ........ t,soo agencies and corporations ................ . ........... 2416,211.36 ....... ................................ corporate stock) Oblgatlonsof States andpoiiticalsubdivIsions ..... ...... s.000 County, Florida in accordance with of your marriage has been tiled Obtg.ationscfStates.and political subdivlslor$.. ............ j5IJ,757.53 1.2,0eg.44 the provisions 04 the Fictitious against you regarding your Trading account securities .............................. Other securities (Including S .0 Other securl'ies (including $ None None Name Statutes, TO-Wit.' Section mar riage to IRENE L. GARRETT. Federal funds sold and securities Purchased Corporate Stock) ........... ....... ..................... 43,000.00 corporate stock) ...................................... 443,09 Florida Statutes 1937. under agretmentstoresell ............................... Trading account securilies ........................... Trading account wcurities ................................. s0000 None the short title of which is IN RE: ......................................0 S: Terry W. Regaes Loans ........... .............. . ...................... 1.474.S3.O1 Fedenil funds s.oL'$ mid securities purchased THE MARRIAGE OF IRENE L. Federal funds sof'$ an4 Securities purchased Central FIora Landscape GARRETT, Wife and LOWERY E. under agreementito resell ................... under agr.ernentslo resell .. .... ..... .............. . . None 0000 Bank premises., furniture and fixtur,s 4 irrigatIon. Iftc. Loans ......................................................and assets representing bank premises .................. 36,M.73 Loans .................. ........ ........... ........ ....fl.743,914O5 GARRETT, Huibind, and these ,bIlth April 24. May 1, 5, IS, 1974 presents command you to appear Real estate owned other thanbank premises None Bank premises., furniture and fixtures. Bank premises, furniture and fixtures, DEA.131 Investments in unconsolidated subsidiaries and other assets rpreswting bank promises ........... herassetsrepresenting bank premises .............ss,s&si and file your Answer or other and associated companies" ........................ None Real estate owned other than bank premises ............. defense or pleading with the Clerk of None Real estate owned other than bank premises -0. FICTITIOUS NAME Customers' liability to this bank on the Circuit Court in and for Sernirole Investments in unconsolidated subsidiaries Inivestmeiws in unconsolidated subsidierles Notice is hereby given that I am acceptances, Outstanding ..........................None County. Florida, and serve a copy and 'ajsoclatedcompanes" and"auocio?edcompunies" .................. None .0 engaged in business at 4)0 E. High. Other assets (including S None direct thereof on Petitioners attorney. Customer s' liability to this bank on Customers' liability to thiS bank on way 434. Casselbecry, Seminole lease financing) .......................................4,043.2$ acceptances Out5tbriding .......................... acceptances outstanding ............................... None _________ .0. County, Flor ida under t he fictitious Roger L. Berry, P.O. Draw er 0. Sanford, Flor ida 37171. on or be fore OtPer assets (iricludingS .0 direct leasefinanclng) ...... Other assets (including S None direct 2l,133.I1 name of MICHAEL B WAIMAN I ... ... ...... ............. ...... 4,393,21271 TOTAL ASSETS .. lease financing) 399,937.73 ASSOCIATES , and that I intend to the 741h day of May, A D 1914, or TOTAL ASSETS ...................... . ............ .......17.9J2,M$.31 register said name with the Clerk Of otherw.sI a default will be entered against you. TOTAL ASSETS + ...................40.)6$,134.60 LIABILITIES the Circuit Court, Seminole County, WITNESS my hand and seal of the Florida in accordance with the Clerk Of the Circuit Court on this LIABILITIES Demand deposits of individuals, partner, provisions of tne Fictitious Name 251h day of April, A.D. 1974. LIABILITIES ships, and corporations ..... . ........................... I.SOS4ItO2 Statutes, To.wit: Section (Seal) Demand deposits of indivldua!s, partner. Time and savings dep00tts Of Individuals, Florida Statutes 1957. Demand deposits of individuals, partner. ARTHUR H. LECKWITH. JR. ships. and corporations ...................................4.090.943.32 partnerships. and cot'ooratlons ............................1,793,437.11 Sig, Nancy, corsteti Clerk of the Circuit Court slilps. and cor poi atlone, ................. . ... . ......... 10,031,16729 Time and savings deposits 04 Individuals, Deposits of United States Government ...........................13,333.43 Controller By: Soy Stokes Time and savings deposits of individuals, partnerships. and corperafions ........................ 6.410074.32 Deposits of States and political subdivisions ................. .... 703,197.7e MBW Enterprises., Inc. Deputy Clerk pantnershpsandcorporal lions ................... 13.971,271.20 Deposits of United Slaves Gowernment ...........................43421.93 Deposits of foreign governments and Publish May 15,22,791. June 5, 1974 Deposits of States and political subdivisions ............1.150,907.74 Deposits of Un ited States Government .... .......... . .........434,43134 ROGER L. BERRY official institutions None DES-fl Depositsof States and political subdivision . ........... .. 1,703.511.10 Deposits of foreign governments and Deposits of commercial banks .......... None _____________________________ Attorney for Petitioner P0 Drawer 0 Deposits of foreign governments and official Institutions ... ............... . ...... .. Certitled and officeis.' checks. etc ....... . ....... ... ...... . o. 72,149.93 lNi'Hl CIRCUIT COURT IN AND Sanford, Florida 3771 official inst itutions None $ 3.59434975 DePositsof commercial banks ... ........ ....... ......... . TOTAL DEPOSITS -0. rOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, . Publish Mat, 1. I, IS. 72. 1 g Depositsofcommercial banks .. 30323.34 Certified and off lcers'ct,ecks. etc. ......... ...... ........... (ai Tots I demand d.rxits ---- -- - S i. cee.is ii its .oft o. OEj Certified and off icers'thecks,etc .. ........ ...... ..... .1,034.107.16 TOTAL DEPOSITS ......................5 16.052,413.31 (b) Total t ime and savings deposits ' $ 97,fl PROBATE DIVISION TOTAL DEPOSITS ..............$ 34,216,217.95 (a) totai 0er.anddeposits .............. $ 5,494,045.03 Federal funds purchased and securities CITY OP CASE NO. PR.744.CP (a) Total demand deposits ............$ 13,547,113 SI (b) lots' timiardsavingsdeposits .....I 7.3S&576.52 so4d under agreements toreprchasi ................ CASSELSERRY, FLORIDA Noise lures Estate if Federal funds purchased and securities 1W total time and savings deposits .. .$2037$,$041l Liab'Iities.forborrowedmoney .......................... None Notice Of Public Nearing ELOISE D. RERNHOLZ, Federal funds purchased and securities sold under agreements to repurchase Mortgal9eirtdebtedntss .............................. .0. None Deceased. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: sold under ogfeements to nIpurdiaso ....... ..... ..1,200.000.00 Liabilities for borrowed money ..............................0. Acc5ptancti executed by or for account Notice Is hereby given by the City NOTICE OF PROBATE Liabilities for borrow.dmoney ......................... None of this bank and outstanding ...........,.............. .Siortgagelndebtednuts ....................................-0. None Council of the City of Casatiberry, THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO ALL Mortgage Indebtedness ............................ None Acceptances executed by or for account Other lIabIlitIes ........................................67.47540 PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE Florida, Inal said City Council will Other liabilities ........................................ 2,119,02$..30 04 thiS bank and outstanding .0. ESTATE OF SAID DECEDENT: hold a p..iblic hearing: Other liabilities ............................................. TOTAL LIABILITIES .....................................334$S (a) To consider annexation of the YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED TOTAL LIABILITIES . ............ . ..................... 37.543,314.25 that a written Instrument purporting following described property lying MINORITY INTEREST IN TOTAL LIABILITIES ......................... 14.730337.34 lobe the Lost Will and Testament of and being in Seminole County, MINORITY INTEREST IN Florida. to wit CONSOLIDATED SUBSIDIARIES .. None Slid decedent has been admitted to MINORITY INTEREST 114 CONSOLIDATED SUBSIDIARIES None The Well 2100 feel (as measured isrt. probate in said C. CONSOLIDATED SUBSIDIARIES 0. YOU ARE HEREBY COM along the South Line) of Lot 14. D. RESERVBSON LOANS AND SECURITIES MANDED withIn six calendar R.MITCHELL'S SURVEY OF THE. RESERVES ON LOANS AND SECURITIES months from the date of first LEVY GRANT, according to the Reserve for bad debt losses on loans RESERVESON LOANS SECURITIES publication of this notice, to appear Plat thereof as recorded in Plat (set up pursuant to IRS rulinga) ....................... Reserve for bai debt losses i loans in said Court and show cause, It any Book I. pages, Public Records of Other reserves on loans .............................None ..........311,372.75 Reserve for bad debt losses on loans (set uppurvjanhtolRSrulings) youcan,whytheactIonofsaIdrt SImInoleCounhv,Fiorida;LESSthe Reserves on securities ................................ ............None other reserves onloans (Set vp pursuant tolRSrulings) ......................... None 4,702.14 In admitting said Will to probate Wust32teet.tothecorporateIirnit5 Otherres.erve'gonloans None Reservesonsicunites ........ ............. .... the City of Calselo.rry,. Floida; .0 should nd stand unrevoked. TOTAL RESERVES ON LOANS R,urvcsonsecuritjei ............................... and .. Arthur H Beckwith. Jr. ANDSECURITIES ... ..... ...............10,4.4900 TOTAL RESERVES ON LOANS CbS To consider attn the question Clerk of the Circuit Court TOTAL RESERVES 014 LOANS AND SECURITIES . 311,272.7$ f dillignaling and assigning the By: Lois S. Walker ANDSECURITIES 4,70211 toning clattificatiorsof Deputy Clerk CAPITAL ACC')UNT$ property as Iht classification is (Seal) CAPITAL ACCOUNTS described in the zoning Ordinance Publish: t'ay 5. 13. 22. 29. 1974 Capital notes arsddebentures ...........................None CAPITAL ACCOUNTS III as amended and supplemented — P!B33 -- Per Cent $ — The present zoning classification capital notes and det"enturet ...................None Per Cent Due S Capital notes. an debentures . . .................... . ........ —Per Cent Due— $ — ,. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND 04 said property is A.) as mat Equity capital total ....... ....... ... ............... 7fl.flI$6 Per Cent Due — $ -0 S — --- Per Cent Due FOR COUNTY, classification is described in tr SEMINOLE Per Cent Due Equi ty capital total 3.493.22960 $ 0toning ordinances And regulations of FLORIDA. Preferred stock totalpar value ........................None Equity caplta.l.total Seminole County, Florida. 111 1531 M of CIVIL ACTION NO. 74-729-0 No. shares ovtsfariding None Preferred stock-total par value The Public Hearing will be held in Preferred stock total par value ................... None , DIVISION D Common Stock total par value ..........................400,000,00 No. shires outllalsdinq .0. the City Hall, Cassetberry, Florida. No shares outstanding None lure: tie Marrlap of No shares. authorized 40,000 Common Stock.totil par value ...... . 573.00000 ... ..... Con-'mon Stock total par value 633,000.00 JUDY CAROL WALKER • On the 301h day of May. 1974, at 7.00 NO. sharet outstanding 40,0W No. Shares authorized 435Q No, shares. author ISM 51,500 pm, Of 4% soon thereafter as PETITIONER, AND FRANK Surplus ......... ...... . ................................. 200,000.00 No. shares outstanding 13J00 No. shares outstanding $1300 FRANCIS WALKER. RESPON. POSSIbIt. at which time interested Undivided profits ........................ 172,22416 Surplus . + Part ies and CitiZens forand against P23,00000 Surplus 315.675 00 DENT. R e servefor contingencies and It Ucd, piof PCtosed arJie.4t,c), and zonng 443,fl 4(5 Ur-J puifI NOTICE OF ACTION other capital reserves .............................. None Reserve for contingencies Reserve tot contingencies. and will te heard, Said hearing may be TO FRANK FRANCIS WALKER Othtr capital reserves ............................... continued mom lime to time unt il other capital reserves .................... 50,000.00 4 RESIDENCE UNKNOWN TOTAl. CAPITAL ACCOUNTS .......................... YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED final action is taken by the City TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS.......... + TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ............2.4t3,fl9.60 that an act ion for ditoluthwi Of Council. ),1$3,334 $1 TOTAL LIABILITIES, RESERVES, AND This notice sPsaII be posted at the TOTAL LIABILITIES, RESERVES, and marriage has bsenfiled against you, CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ...... ............... ...... 4,393.217.71 40.30,134.40 CAPITAL ACCOUNTS TOTAL LIABILITIES, RESERVES, AND and you or* required to serve acopy City Hall within the City of Casseiberry, Florida. and in three CAPITAL ACCOUNTS 111911,641111 31 of your written defe..s.es, if any, to tfl c!f'ri' v,tti-r. theC ity, and on Carroll Llurkt, Attor ney At L's.', . MEMORANDA MEMORANDA 613 Sanford Atlantic Bank Building, published in The Sa.'iford Herald, a MEMORANDA wwer Of general Circulation in Sanford, Florida, and file the Average of total deposits tot the 15 the City of Casselberry and Original with the Clerk of Circuit calendar days endingwithcall data ..................... 35374,733$ . Average Of total depoSits for csier.dardayser.d.ng wePt call dale Court, Seminole County, Florida, on Seminole County, Florida, once a Average 04 total loans for the IS calendar daysendina with call date ...................14421.10th Average of total loans an for the 15 or befor e the 7th day of June, A.D . week for at least four (4) con calendar days endinigwithcall date ..................... 1,173,751.43 22.441.51000 Aver*oe 04 total loans kw . calendar day4 ending with alI iaIe .. ........ ...... . . . 1974; othertse a default ItI be secufive weeks prior to the date of Interest collected not earned 0i insfallment Interest collec'tcd not earned on installment calendar days ending with ca'ldate ..................I5,379,14&37 tered again st you for the relief the Public Hea ring; the date of the en loins included in total capitI'acco,r4, .................... blication, to thi date of the Interest collected riot earned on installment Iaansinctudedinfotet capital account$ None Pu first demanded in the PetItion, Standb y leftCrsofcr*dit ...................................... 300 Standbytetteqsof credit ..............................15,904.24 O$n$IncludedintotelcapItalaccoim19 ..........„,, 4 WITNESS my hand •tt.1 jal of last Publication, both dates in Standby letteqsolcredit ............................... .0. this Cowl on this the 6th day ofMay, ctusivt, shall not be less than I, WILLIAM JMcVCIGHIIl, CASHIER. oftheaWve.namedbank do I. Jctfery B I4c4oes, As.%iStInt Cashier of the abovi named bank do twenty eight (24) days.. In addition, A. D. 1974. hereby declare that this report of cor,d'tin is true and correct to the best notice shall be posted in the area to 1, Miry !llen Sicc,lry, Vice Pres. & Cashia' of the aDo-re fumed bank hereby declare tPtI this report of c.ondit,On is true and correct to tht best of (Seal) of ny knowledge arid belief, be considered for annexation and rt.y knowledge and.brlef. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Zoning at least fitt99n (13) days of ny knowledge and belief. Jeffswy5.Hodge-s Clerk of Circuit Court William J. McViigh III prior to the date of the Public We. the undersigned directors. attest the correctness of this report of Mary £Ialt SiC0vtty Sem ino le County, Florida We, the undersigned dlrectc'rs attest the correctness Of this report of Itearing We. the underslvned direclots attest the correctness of thiS report of cunditon and declare that it has been examined by us and to the best of our By: Joy Stok es cordtion and declare that it has been examined by vs and to he best of our Dated thiS 24th day f April, A 0 Ci4ton arid ci,rei declare that r.,' j !.f ad it has bei' examined by us ar.d to the beit Depuly Clerk lrrJAiedc1e and ty'trl true arid correct. 1914 our knowlilge and belief i$ true ire correct. Carroll Burke Mary W. Hawthorne, John C. Fosgate Attorney for PeI '4. H. Psodpes N. Sam Kinlaw City Clerk Barnett Directors R. 0. 6)2 Sanford Atlantic A. K. Shoemaker. Directors HaiSpcaggins, Ill DIrectors Of the City of G63rg.W otr link Building J. H. Cram CImentJ.rd CaIseibsrry, Florida Publish: May iS. 1974 MSy 13. 1974 Sanford, Ftorid.a mn Publish: May 15, 1974 (Seal) 0(8 7,, 3p7 0(0 13 Publish: May I, 15, fl, DES e3 Publish: M ay 1, Is, , 1974 DBB3l DEG 9 and that I intend to register said name with the Clerk 04 the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordance with the provisislons of the Fictitious Name Sttutei, To. Wit: Section S&3.09 Florida Statutes 1957. Sig Vincent DeLano Publish May IS, 22.291. June 5, 1974 April, 1971. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court By: Martha T. Vihlen Deputy Clerk (SEAL) Publish: May 1, I. 15, 72, 1974 DEB 2 + Tr ,. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Defendant. WITNESS rny hand andthe Seal od that to the 20th day of May, 1974, at 700 action an NOTICE OF SUIT p.m.. or as soon thereafter a on this the 25th day of this Court foreclose a mortgage has TO LILLIAN A. ZIOLKOWSKI, 1971, possible, at which time .'terested April, AD. KEN against: filed been 22 Washington Ave., (Seal) NETHA. CAPPS and OONALDM parties and citizens for and against Whippany, N.Y. 07941 Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. CAPPS. his wife and you are the proposed amexallcin and lonIng YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Clerk of Circuit Court required to serve a copy of your will be heard. Said hearing may be that an action for Temporary and Seminole County, Florida written defenses. If any, to it on continued from time to time until Permanent Child Custody and By Joy Stokes Ifilliwell, Melrola a. DeWoll. Al. final action is taken by th. City Res tr aining Order has been filed Deputy Clerk for Plaintiff, v.t'oSe address CcunCsi ,cL and you are required Tf, ntit.e stali be pstd at ttt 1 100 Soutt Orange Aenul, serve a copy CI O,jr ,written C.:ri.lI Urke Orlando, Florida, 32l, and file the City Hall within the City of defenses, it any, to Gene R. Attorney for Petitioner on, a . ar4 in three (3) original with the Clerk of the above Longwood, Florid Stephenson t STEPHENSON and 612 Sanford Atlantic Bank Building Court on or before May 79th, 1911; other places within the City, and BEANE, Post Office Drawer otherwise a judgment may be On, published in The Sanford Herald, a Caueiberry, Florida. 32707, Al. Sanford, Florida 37711 tend against you for the relief new$PaPIf Of general circulation in torneys for the Plaintiff, and file the Publish: May 1, I, 15, 72, 1971 demanded in the Complaint. The the City of Longwood and Seminole original with tt,e Clerk of the above. DE 5-1 F ICTITIOUS NAME real poporly proceeded against is: County, Florida, once a week for at Styled Court on or before May 79th, N. It 46 feet of Lot 6, and S. 24.io least four (4) consecutive weeks Notice is hereby given that I sm 1974; otherwise a Judgment may be entered against you for the relief engaged in business at 107 So. f e ll of Lot 7, Block C. prior to the date of the Public Magnolia Ave., Sanford, Seminole FELLOWSHIP ADDITION TO THE Hearing; the date 2f the first demanded in the Petition. County. Florida under the lictilloul TOWN OF SAN FORD, according to publication to the date of the last WITNESS my hand and the seal of said Court on this, the 24th day of name of D L CONSTRUCTION CO.. __ .1 V . __. 0 1 "141i" I . i!~ M "VIP - Florida, to wit: Or. IN THE cifitcui r COURT OF THE copy of your defenses, If any, to If on and COMPANY. a Florida cor. Longwood, dinanCe No, 113 and as amended and OH TEE NT H JUDICIAL CON- Carroll Burke. Attorney for poration. r" Plaintiff, supplemented. CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Peti tioner. whose address i 412 The present zoning classification Sanford Atlantic Bank Building. COUNTY. FLORIDA. , __ ~_i~ rosl . Name Wednesday, May i5,1974-513 The Sanford Herald NII 144N SIN! a Grew. by Dove SO YOU'RE AFTER \ ThAT'S A PARTICULAR ) WANT WA5 DESIGNED AND CON.I KINDA, KITE, IS j 6TRUCTED IN 206 B.0 BY A ThAT IT CHINESE GENERAL NAMED ' Or 10W IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FICTITIOUS NAME FICTITIOUS NAME FLORIDA POE COUNTY, SEMINOLE Notice is hereby given that we Notici is hereby gIven that we are N.tiC,OIPUbiIcHC(iflg engaged in business at 133) FLORIDA. engaged in business at 913 W. Sanford, Seminole TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Freymark, Altamonte Springs. CIVIL ACTION NO. 74474-P S,cond Strut, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by Seminole County, Fiorid& under the DIV ISION F County, Florida under the fictitious ame of SEMINOLE KARATE tie City Council of he City of Iictitius name of GENEVA In re: the Marriage of n Florida, that Said City COLLINS, DOJO,and that we intend to register Long*(Od. RANCH. and that we intend to VIRGINIA MAE Council will hold public hearing: register said name with the Clerk of PETITIONER, AND JAMES 4d name with the Clerk of the consider annexation of the To (a) COLLINS. JR., the Circuit Court, Seminole County, FRANKLIN Circuit Court. Seminole County, following deicribed property lying the RESPONDENT. Florida in accordance with Florida In accordance with the Seminole County, NOTICE OF ACTION provisions of the Fictitious provisions of the Fictitious Name and being In Florida, to wit: Statutes, 10-Wit: Section ss.o, TO JAMES FRANKLIN Statutes, ToWit: stio s&s.oe SE '.4 of SE '404 Sw '... Section 23, COLLINS, JR., Florida Statutes Florida Statutes lt. ownship 70 South, Range 79 East, T RE IDENCE UNKNOWN Owners: Canton Prett S Bruce A. Netsofi Seminole County, Florida; Last Known Mulling Address Frank Dr Copeland Freddie R. Nelson the corporate limits Of the City Of to Route No. I Clyde Stephens Publish: May 1. •. IS. n, 11974 Longwood. Florida. and Lower Jackson Road Joseph N. Zambito DEB 7 (b) to consider &$O the question BaIlS, Tennessee. ________ Michael Sierra YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND of jes ignaling and assigning the S: Michael Sierra that an action for Dissolution 04 FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. zoning classification of C - Corn Publish: April 24, May 1,., ,, mercial District to said properly as Marriage has been filed against you FLORIDA. DEA137 that clauilicatiofl is described In the by VIRGINIA MAE COLLINS, and CIVIL NO. 73.tZOS.0 __________________________ you are requ ir ed to ser ve a written STOCKTON. WHATLEY. DAVIN zoning ordinances of the City of 7J merly Lillian A. O'Neil, alter Law hit out two singles Chase, with losing pitcher 17.1 win over U.S. Bank in Newman and Robert Burgess with Mike l.ink and Kelly Kalvin Davis taking the only American League action, with both doubled and Harold and Joe Haiinan singling for the Iowa of David Sa'i1s'pitchthg. Sanford Softball Report Robert Parker doubled and Robert Watson singled for Famous Recipe needed just the Trainmen's only hits. Ray more In the sixth, while winners. fc.:r innirgs to "cook" Aito Mat-pie pitched. l3ati..s could only master S['NIolt LEA((JE irain's goose, 22-3, after their two runs in the bottom of Scoring 11 on 10 hits, scoring a big 1O4llfl fourth CRUPCHLEAGUE the seventh. Tupperware took the measure innlngandholdlng the trainmen Church of the Nazarene of Chase, 11$, despite nine to Just one run. John Pasley tripled and both scored in every inning but one, Chase hits and four Tup. Dave Dreifuerst tripled and Don Reese and John Thorpe including a big six-run fourth 10 Doubled, while Alan Buky hit doubled In First Assembly of take 13-9 "walk away" win perware errors. Mike Prosser, Jim Bofdle and out two doubles and both Bob God's 8-2 triumph over from First Baptist. Mark Whitley all doubled for Barber arid Charlie Coke had a Pinecrest Baptist. Clarence Miller slammed out the winners, while Terry and double and a pair of singlef) to OOP ALLEY Legal SOC + i 1 4 , - �I .\J .---- 6B-The Sanford Herald W. Want Ads Make Payc lays Come More Often -_ -_ --- - __ Youth Program Plan 4 Personals 4 - IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY' AL ANO.' ,or tannIjet or friends of problem WINTER SPRINGS There acting in the capacity of has been a need In this city for coordinators to help the - FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM WANT AD the adult corn. park at the bottom of munity. North Edgemon. A temporary slate of officers Taking the need one step has been appointed, but special further, three members of the elections will be held Saturday, Association have started a May 25 at the Winter Springs .5 DIAL Seminole 322-2611 Winter Parka Youth Club. Carl "Sonny" Community Association and Alice Building. The Youth Club is, just a first not "in charge" of the club, are step toward the ultimate goal of Mitchell, Gail Strong The following positions are now open n our parks department Ask for Want Ads a city-wide youth program i The Longer Your Ad Runs combining programs under The Less It Costs Per Line consideration by the police and fire departments and churches . stadium, 360 MCllonyili or phone Stadium, 322 0721. Lost - Male. Silky tCfrjOr. Tan 5 SilyCt gray with long hair. 372 6665 6 spoken to Police Corn. missioner John Booth, Police Want Ad Department Hours John Govoruhk and Iollce Reserve Captain Edgar Smart who have been forThe Recreation Department mulating plans for a Junior Police Unit for buys and girls of at the Sunland Regional Center the city. He has also contacted in Gainesville Is again planning a special trip to Walt Disney Fire Commissioner Irwin Hunter and Fire Chief Charles World for children who cornHolzman who have been peted in the State Special Olympic Meet tobc held i.nJune working along similiar lines in regard to a Junior Fire Unit. in Gainesville. Mitchell will also be conMrs. Rahyu Montuorl of the Orlando area Sunland Parents tacting officers of the churches group Is seeking assistance in the area for their cooperation from local organizations and and input. iMviduaLs in making the exIt is the hope of Mitchell and For Trip - Applic,itn being taken for new Child care center opening in Sanford, Betty Watson. 333 174 S-Lost and Found 6-Child Care , Hotels city-wide 18 Eat 11-Instructions __________ Montourl cooperation and input from may be contacted at 14 E. King both the youngsters and city officials has been excellent. Si, Orlando, 32804. Travel & Recreation -.- Help Wanted CI R CULATION DISTRICT MANAGER Bar Maid-nights from 6 to 2. Call or come by from 9 to 6 dayS, for interview, 372-9979, 10-r)o 10 Yourself initial Background in boy route and rural motor route management desired. Salary plus weekly car expenses. Call 3772611 to arrange for ap. point merit. Part time mechanic. Day or night. - Apply in person to SANFORD YELLOW CAB CO. 201 S. Park Ave. __ 13-Trivel Agencies LPN's. Part time or full time. 3.1' and Ill shift. App'y in person ii.alteview Nursing center, 919 E. 21%d St., Sanford Buy Father's Day gifts with the money you make selling Avon Products, No experience. Call 64.1 Il-Camping. Resorts 15-Action Sports TELEPHONE PROMOTIONS )07,. Seminole Calendar Hostels Cashier and Waitress. Fu1 or par? time. Apply Holiday Inn, Wanted 21-Sltuatlons Wanted Il-Help Of Corning Events Air conditioning duct mechanic arid service mechanic wanted. Plenty of work and good pay. Gulf Air, Inc., 1309331 24-Business opportunities May 15 21-Loans May 1* Seminole County Campers, 26--insurance Introduction to Antiques, 6 weeks, 7-10 p.m., SJC Main annual election of officers, 1974Rentals Campus [.213, call for rem - 75, at 1 p.m., 12 Oaks Cam. pgrowid, SR 46 W of 14, San- 29-Rooms for Rent vatlon. hby Is - Alcoholics Anonymous open meeting, Epi!copal Holy Cross Church House, 400 Magnolia Parish Ave., 8-9 Pill 31-Apartments Rent Milk Maids wanted, women to milk cows with milking mach ine n 12-Houses Rent Unfurnished n.Odern milking parlor. $19 pr day startng. Night shift Call for 33-Houses Rent Furni shed appoIntment 322 4117. Training program now in progress. 31-Mobile Homes Rent Furnished btay 19 Association Boots Riding 35-Mobile Home Lots For Rent 36-Resort Property For Rent annual All-Game Hnrse Show lla.m.,SR464mi. of wiest 1-4. Spectators admitted free. Al-Anon general office, light typing, good binefils. S day week Stol Will train Apply 1011 Miller Drive, (off Charlotte 5t iijSt west of Longwood Road) tee reports, 18-Wanted to Rent election, Sanford Women's Republican .1-Houses for Sale 2*49. 42-Mobile Homes 11 ,11-Faims and Groves Investment Properly 47-ReaI Estate Wanted 5 1- Household Goods and 52-Appliances prayer followed by luncheon at ,S3-TV luncheon meeting, at noon at Holiday Inn. Radio . Stereo home of Mrs. John Noel, IV i4-Garage Rummage Sales Sanford Senior Citizens Club, Linda I.ane, loch Arbor. SS-Boafs & Marine Sanford Civic Center. covered Sreaker - School Board Equipment dish luncheon, no1. member Al Keeth 6-Camping Equipment 7-Sports Equipment 58-Bicycles MAY ii, Irf4 ADMISSIONS Sanford: William D. Brown William D. Brown Mae Chapman Clarence A. King .John H. lis.'c'helt Kthk,n (_' Nichol Roxanne M. Stevens Duke ft. Green Thomas A. Fegan Mary H. Briti Herman 1.. Yates Ethel P. Hewson Thomas F. Sposato (;enevs'e H. McNutt, DelAnnie Helen V. Daggett, oeltona H. Laux, Deftona (ail C. India, DeBary t'.rh' F'ranchi, Dd.3r Katie Mae Smith, Lake roe Edward BIRThS Mr. and Mrs. iKathiceni a girl, Sanford DISCHARGE" Sanford: Patrick Merchandise 60-Office Equipment Mary Carter Paint Store. owner retiring, 5ev Sid Morrison, 515 5 Elm Ave, Sanford formation 322 1724. Housekeep,jç. two days. lop pay Must hive references 1l, Iran sportatlon Like children 162 7250 SECURITY GUARDS Full time. Uniforms and eQuipment furnished Paid vacation 8. other fringe benefits. Must have clear record, phone and transportation ?pply to Pinkerløn's, Inc .. loot Executive Center Dr. Or lando rti 0761 Lawn and Garden 63-Machinery and Two bedrooms fully fur'ilthcd up stairs garage apartment. 1143 mo, plus utilities No children or pets 373.1403 after 6 p.m. Tools 64-Equipment for Rent Mae E. Smith 65-Pets and Supplies Sherrod Gore 66-HorWI Jacob J. Killian l. o .,i,i, ,s in D,,,itri and \Vi1lt 1. \.ltron 68-Wanted to Buy Isabell C. St.andford 'o?-Stamps Coins Jackie Curran Barbara D. Murphy and boy 70-Swap and Trade Mary J. Collins 111-Antiques Freddie Kelly 72-Auction Ernestine Garmon Alma C. Madden Transport.hon Sersta Tmdall YS -Camperi Travel Pierre A. Levequt' Trailers Catherine Jurc'zyk, Deltona Nairne W. Fisher. Deltona 76-Auto Repairs, Parts Accessories I'onley II. Ray, Enterprise Cars 77-Junk Removed Joc M. Mange. l;ngwcxid Elizabeth W. Moughton, Lake 78-Motorcycle Mary 79-Trucks and Trailers Joan Boone, Oviedo 8-0-Autos I or Sate Delores Bailey, Orlando and range, nice neighborhood Orly 117 500 But th,it'c not all' () Y o u name the terms that'% right From 10 down, VA t.ntncir'q. io ;rt iarce down and assirr rn or I a a Mobile Homes Rent 34 Adults. No pets. 323- I bedroom apartment. Furnished, UtilitieS furnished. $165 mo. Phone 372 III?. Enjoy beautiful Wekiva River by home. ?o renting a rncbil alcohol, no pets Camp Semiiwle 'i22 1470 ________ 111W Is? St. 35 apt , 119 French Ave FurniShed 5100 per month, pluS 525 Security 327 6117 or 322 osao . ' - 1. 37 Adults only your eligibility to I purchase a new 3 Business Property rr Rent bedroom as Warehouse, shop, office. From 7100' to 50.000'. Reasonable. New & ready. I I Industrial Park 323 0041 Small furnished apartment, suitable to. single or couple. Clean 5 reasonable 3271394. home for little down NEAT AND as Nice clean apartmert. I bedroom Lights water furnisbtd Adults No pets. Only 1105 373 7794 Nice I bedroom trailer, also apart nent, utilities paid. good Iocati,n, nature adult, 373 3693, BEAUTIFUL LOCATION three bedroom, Iki bath, v carpeted home Good garden sOil, ice ON THE *IVER in rear 121.500 CIVIC FRONT AND CIVIC ACE55 HOMESITIS Pà, Needs Newly decorated 3 room garage . Utililiii. apartment. Adults only, no pets. 190 per mo Phone 373 3167 011110 . 11#0 11 - undoortroviiiiii Pb*l . Pixki.1 StreI Lb9lds. ROflDA 1 NEWLY PAINTED AVINUC .$) 445.5545 (894) 754.47 628-2162 121 Inc Moving? Why not live in Sanford's finest established residential area? Stenstrom • Realty • i&wi Me Of Loch Arbor --.-- - 0391 CONSTRUCTION Inc. 2 bdrc" Adults only, clean, r odern Security depr)s,t,SlSOnio 377 6670 or 323 3511 Dvplex "95 211 W. 25 f. 322.3103 for Appt. r - 7 bdrm frame, with separate block building, lot $0 x 113,000 ISO'. Needs repair Broker Owner MOSSIE BATEMAN -- ___________ BROKER, 377 7613 , EVEREST ', Call 322.2420 ___ - Anytime "Sanford's Sales Leader Our Computer Will Tell You Why! Callbart Real Estate -$ E&TORS Sevilla Gardens. LUXURlOI,JSovt'ni,e l6nd 7 bctnri, Lat ill k tc trust I,,, refrigerator, more for your apartment dollar: d'5h*5hr, more li v ing space and more desirable Ieiturts. Included In all apartments are draperies, Shag carpeting, fanly ACAS mis •irtptaU. Only 6 Prit acy in a Spanish courtyard SCttiriq COP Beautuf iCIIn Award winner Adults 2011 Sanford Ave t.'nde't Open 17% P PA , WE WILL HELP YOU IF YOU WANT TO Fitly OR 'ill I San4kwood Villas offer, you 1', 1 W ('.arnett white. Real Elati' Rrok en. 107 W COrline , ,it. Sanfo(d. 377 7Ut (u) _____-- Newt, renovAted. 3 bedroom, It: tr,itfi. kitchen equipped, central hCAt & air. 171.000 f- Clothes Washer-Dryer M L S - CALL 322-2420 ANYTIME STENSTROM REALTY ''('ui di sac, 3 or .4 bectroonm. 7 bat". fanily noon, la'qe workshop. nicely landscaped, $37,300 \Recreationai Building (MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE) c5a%dlewod Villa 9 ' lie SANFORD.4 1 10 West Airport Boulevard ".1 Heated Pool Beautiful Landscaping * Unfurnished (305) 323-7870 From 4 PINE CREST EXCLUSIVE - ! pr Call 17S $ - .10 ('.001) LOCATION etrcd or young people. ?bedroom, I bath. tar"ily room, fenced yard. 119,500 Attractive 3 aedroom. 7 ba th Nice sPaoy corner lot A real barg,iri t 128.300 Drive b, 100 W '.00dtanci Bedrooms 1.2 Bedrooms Sanford, florida 32771 -. CONVENIENT LOCATION Dishwasher-Disposal I..: 3 23" GE Walnut Console, $799 1 73" Zenith Walnut Console. 1396 S 25" '73 Model Zen.th, $467 6 71" GE Wainut Console. 5311 23" GE Walnut Console, $)21 19" Zenith Portable, Witfi stand, 1)72 9 16" Zenith Portable with stand. ..' .. . ' . . - 65 10 il.iiimpnts of 13 t (P'r"' trr't'i $5 Air Conditioning entral Heat & Air Cor"ti.toning For free estimates, call Carl HarriS, at SEARS iri Sanford 322 1771 PHOA Don't throw away useful tile items Sell them g*."ckly with a Herald Want Act by call ing 372 2611 ,Ind is' rri ICr a or erjf, Ad, i son Applonces Spetland sheep 00(15 , A XC, char'.pon sired. *4celte'nI ta" .Iy MIS, 1100 1125 340 3155 Appliances XENMOPE WASHER, parts scm, ice, used Machines P.'OOPIEY APPLIANCES, 3730897 1969 Ford Econoline Van, 6 cyl . 3 speed, full window's and AM rado Lots of good times left. 51395 Call Don Pope. at 3271831 or 641 5011 Dealer. TV I , ',', .nter 1'i' -,-. -10-m- Feed JIM DANDY FEEDS BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR G.ormtey' E 46. 373 .4733 58 Wanted to Buy w-! -w- -w- - CONDITIONERS 0th (IL. 5V9 MAIIR FURNITURE lii), sri? mid'' irst5I 177 V" PUBLIC AUCTION. '.i.''il"r%d.I , ( iii t ci'i'i'rfS wCl,, i' L.ast of I Ii 1.) IS if you have anything IC) Sill ii 1 S .t 177 9' I. , N If P.T All (lii. lION , MAITIANO FLEA MART 1911 Hwy I 97 Open Sat 5 Sun 95 83* 2920 I 11 ALUMINUM SHEETS USED OFFSET PRINTING PLATES 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES 5C 2 -- SPRING CLEANING. "Impac" Wash & Spra kleen Exterior walls, eaves, patio, walks 6. rf Removes mildew, fungus mud dobt,e"s, wasps & tOiler webs 3720391 Chain link, wood, tick' Free estimates day or ni ght $62 5056 ADDITIONS, BLOCK WORK Carpentry & Concrete Work PHONE 373 1751 Beauty Care (torrot'rly Harriet? s Beau?, Nook! 519 E Pine. 372 5712 Lawn Service hook ken'pirig S e rvice Icr 5i,.m;i busflr'sii, 4.1 pck, up .ini ii'h.," Call C,rnu,t 312 'liij VINCENT'S (APPEIT PY irtenior Tim, Paneling, ( j tØrn Carpentry No ,ob too Small cerised & Bonded 373 5677 Carpet Cleaning PH. 322261 1 CARE NO JOB IS TOO SMALL MOW EDGE, LOT CLEAN UP& I..141 HA?' lP4('. PH 323 1 11 ' All tioWil. (cm"-) 5, resdentlal 51 ('!Req'd I'O ho, 21_S Lc .'iry. 3777274) Tree Service -- TREE' F u','ICE. mcchari(,iI S'Uo'O u oil r ' ( C",'ç bcrjn'cj risijrea 638 5211 .'.A.'. o, en r,1 Truck Rentals 5)'.'c'r,', l"s!atI,'it & tJi.s,cc.' ri' a 8. ; F ree I s!maies A IRRIGATION Ph 173 S3.17 .LL,S Ecor.cml,ne Sins 'o D.r-sei Tractors ,"t' 323 SIIC Movers 1 s i' 8. '1 ''ii'' i'', ru I 1. Upholstery r cfc-per'j.it, hi, ai'o Ser,,' - ,1:l (erm?r,il ()Cl ice, i f, 1wit , 769 3710 . . Sewing Machines - Lawn Sprinklers '1 r'',lIrc ( Ic iii,. t.r'r'j! ('I'_i ""Il l ..00&r.IC eI ccl! B & C I tee Es? 322 3512 323 I?!) SEWING .'.'ACHINE REPAIRS MID FLORIDA LAWN SERVICE '. Plumbing sIped up, power rn,.i.ycr ,ç,,'n I •,iri ' (',,"l P'i' Wri (i' iC ",, it ire" o l.iSSI.ed Sandblasting 323 406$ sir, . l i, '*..,.i..i, i .ii(' A' Janitorial Servi c e Free Es? One Pr'ce ncludes all'" , 131 0631 - 'r.ii'd Clean up. trim, and mow'rq ¶eryiCC Callus Eves after S p c-r,ri ACE OFCO,PAIOPS 0 .'s re tiCi'..Cf Arid estimates All work ':.,ir.ln'eed ('1 5r'ir'i r.,'d5 Pr l.'erc'elc t''CC Fl (Supr ,.. - YOU (Aft t CAt (t,i%f'i'd acts IOn l,i%Sit,CdS CrieI results Glass.MirTors ENKARlK GLASS & PAINT CO llOMagr'olia Ave 31r Oanfarbfrralb peor Service' Call Lawn Care Specialsts Commercial Residential Free Es? 322 7267 Carpentry, Remodeling, Adc3ton5, Residential or Commercial, Cal? IC. It" es? 373 7771, 37) £416 Custom Work Free Estimates Boat in the way' Sell .1 fast and eat, st (iii',',.ipd al, ,% 9h !l fty, Ali types tree estimates LicenSed. Bonded. Insured No Ob;gaton , rii' t] 5' '4 4.1 that For crotesson,atly maintained Iopk, call 1ALPH, 323 5914 - Carpentry *EXPERT ROOFING' I redcf LA','PN ','alcr 50 5 & Sunday 327 7971 CAN BE CUT WITH SCI SSORS OR ROOFING or IN IDEAL complete ceiing & wall insulaton Free estimates Ashton Insutaton (94)4) 71.9 3210 Bookkeeping ' NON RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLFGUN Roofing iiiiiiiiii It IDEAL LINING MATERIAL They JUSt Fit Between Studdinos and Rafters) 300 N. FRENCH AVE EXTERIOR PRESSURE CLEANING * QUALITY FENCING i9 Ceramics EACH Pressure Cleaning Bring Results RUGS WANTJ lop pric es pad. used, any conJiti. 'II 6126. Wile' Park CASH 377 11)7 tis.'ct furniture. appl.anc es ''i! Ct( Puy I or 1001 ICry) s I or y ' ','ir!, 215 '1,,rtcr't Au' PET PEST ii,4N floartirig S. Groom 'ij Ph. 372 1057. Kitchen Bathroom &,Onri x, Counter tops, S inks installation available Bind Cabtt, MOM GEAR IS IN DEMAND SELL IT NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD ORIENTAL el Pet Care Home improvements Awnngs skirting carport screen enclosures rescrcenng 373 4615 . -' - -a Reduce your electric bill with 67-A 7367 Park Drive 32,2 8565 Arms 8. 710$ '_inlordAv ir Small ohs Wanted Licensed Bonded _323 603$ '2 ART BROWN PEST CONTROL Muzzle Loading. 372 1338. "Lake Mary" TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON FM radio. Garrard record track tape and psvct'ie'delic lightS built into a beautiful Spanish bar Assume payments Ph 8471377 for free $APII'OPO LONG RIFLE SHOPPE Want Ads children or adults 5130 3fl 1.131 or Radio Stereo Pest Control Floor Waxing. 'Wind 323-3 NO LONGER USED CAMPING Horse Gelding, 9 vents Good With player. S ...... COLON WONLO 844-1008 1940 Chrysler and 1961 Studebaker Tags 8. stickers Good Iran sportation, 530 each. 712', WesI 161h St. Guns Horses 66 1. i?1 location 371 111.119 .sftt. S P no 1971 Super Itteile. automatic stick shift, air. AM radio. low mileage. a real nke car. $2095. Call Don Pope at 377 1611 or 644 5014 Dealer BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVEMFNTS Ph. 322-2611 AM RANGE ,NriIMFU $is.ss Autos for Sale 1913 Toyota Mark II, 1 door sedan, air conditioning. 1 speed, AM radio, extra clean. 17693, Call Don Pope, at 3271651 or $,.44.5011 Dea lq. 'LEACH ALUMINUM. Bird Dog Puppies. 120 each Call aft" 5 p ni 3779773 Assume Payments SI? BUYOPTION • INtl SIRYICI 30 F.,ulI f ine GE Appiianct's Sanford Electric Company 2572 Park Drive, 372 1362 3774622 tPs'ed F erm Equipment will sell t%t and easy *ith a Classified Ad Call 372 2811 or Ill 9993 Lots and Acreage ______________ iiiiiiii 323 7139 Mobile Home flank - payments 322 7610 after 5 p.m _______ 1910 VW 3611 Squareback. air conditioned, AM FM radio, 1 speed. beige. ideal second car Gas saver at $1795 Call Paul at 177 1631 or 6115011. Dealer A Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You! Fem.ile Cocker Spaniel puppy . 11 wks, AKC registered. 1100 Phone P'(mfle trial Hallmark. 1785 V.' 831 lJli) - Dealer 372 1651 GE PMAPI SHEPHERD PUPPIES for sale Call now''' 327 1006, Wholesale co-i pI% $700, sovera nmndCl% It) thoo'r from PLACE HOMES NORTH Motor Home Call Pete a' Haven Grooming Boarding Kennels 372 5152. , Repossessed- WASHER IS) Hwy 1797, '.'Mile SOuth of Nw, 131, at Lake Kathryn Estates 1973 Ford Pickup, Ranger XLT Custom Camper with radio. healer, air, 9.000 mi. Excellent condition 1500 cash and take o.'er and Animal I'M 51 Pctsand Supplies Miniature Dachshunds, AKC **Stereo Bare * W',?nghciuSe I rest Free with leniaker. $299 1) cu Of . Wcstinqhui' I, Irostfree wi th lcertl.Ser. $ 19' Ill 14 mu It . '.'r%?nhgtli,uSl', 5115 OLIT SALE PrcrrtI%lf4r5'}" 3 5771 or Call Credit Dept SANFORD SEWING CEIIIER, 307 A East 1st St Sanford. 377 1111. Eyes 569 IS I1 cii If FACTORY . ABLE RENT ALL. with the bi equipment to serve you 1016 French Ave. Sanford 37] $1 GOLDEN TOUCPI'N SE W II IS (U It, (",f I rr,stflre 1111 .cf . NELSON FLORIDA ROSES ** Singer** 53 REFRIGERATORS .'.''L SPECIAL, 5)795 CALL SAM 377 '1191 1970 Mercury Montego. MX Brougham interior. yellow 5 black, full power. ready to go 11793. Call Paul 327 1631 or 644 5011 Dealer Lawn and Garden W oodruff's Farm & Garden Cent 601 Celery Ave., Sanford 372.2333 II C.f' Coo pon.'nt ',ti'r('ti VS (.flj 197.4 EL CAMINO 1971 VW Beetle, marina blue *ith radio. black interior, 1 speed low mileage, a real nice car, Priced for immediate sale, $1195 Call Paul at 322 1651 or 641 5011 Travel Trailers 372 7757 STEREO Dealer I.,, rn 17 x 62' 5800 flu'ty and 'ake L'vrr pa'r'tents 372 657? or .)P 1447 , Close out on all Gibson freezers. S to choose from. Priced Right'!' Ocks Appliances. 372 7656 II 10" Scans, as s. 110 17 73'' Curls P,tths Console, 54ç III lIE - Campers 372 SIll or 372 Bicycles 67 KIRBY VACUUM Sales & Service For free home presentation without obligation, call 37] $130 BLACK & WHITE TVs - Homes D,,ytoria.Ii,, 1300 3 speed & S Speed Schis Inn After 6 323 6709 5180 to 16" 7"iilh Portable, $78$ ,' RETIREE'1 DREAM- Repo1k?3 VIIag. 7 bdrnt Set up en i'trnnt tot Takeover paymer". gay off balance, Ph 3730350 ii HALL REALTY ;EALIOR tin, lr'iI . Mobile .- 17 See JOHN KRIDER. ASSOC Range.Refrjgeror L F condition ''I s, 372 0211. Position Like new condition, sold new for US, balance of 113 cash or $ Payments of 510. New warranty I 73" GE Oak Corsole, 1379 7 23" GE Med Console, 1399 ' Trailnrs tp.eds, ond staryJjir b'Iitj ri Drop in boobin, zig tag and 3 needle COLOR TVs ,'..''.'ricjr'.',,' Trucks and tires immaculate Reduced 5100 for quick sale. A fantaitic buy At $1893 Call Pete at 372 161 or f.Ii available at Firestone Store. C. 1973 Singer Zig-Zag Used & Repo Specials I Pinto. 3 door sedan. 11,000 miles. metallic green with green deluxe interior. I speed. header pipes, chrome wheels, and wide 972 60 r ord Pi(kp GoxI running Wed . May 15,7 P P.1 Entire contents of large Orim.urd home Victorian furniture Marble top fable; small rr,s" Carve'S lOSt' seat. chairs. was?, stand; Chinese laquer bedroom suite with large pagoda typr' mirror; ?Aahoqany dining room 5itC. Lyre back chairs; round glass china cabinet, Poster wa'nut bedroom suite; lots of American antiques. large brass bell. oil 16npS, nhirrort; linens. brass. Some of everything Very large salt Sales every Wed nile BERNERS AUCT ION is For Sale ; 1 couch & matching chair. dining table table 6 chairs. Itwin bed. 64 Equipment for Rent dr es ser w framed mirror. Good condition 3737369 .ent Blue Lustre Electric !r Shampooer for only 51 per day CARROLL'S FURNITURE Sale . MoforcWle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 173 3566 All sizes ano models, 10 speeds, 18 Call Steve, 322 2824 327 2118 it', I RESIDENTIAL W/W Shag Carpeting QCC Jim hunt Realty F.A1 7014 ACPEAG(,IPIDUS1RIAL ArID p - 131.17fl If lic'g'. , [' (.f - Bikes, Bikes, Bikes Oueen Anne Secretary Desk, priced to sell. Wayne's Quality New & Used Furniture, 1200 French 323 1.4)0. in Sewing cabinet, repossessed Singer's best model, winds bobbin in machine Fully automatic pay Miscellaneous SON) 7S4iParkDr 58 Contenmpc,ry din . n,! table with 6 chaits, 373 1991. Motorcycles /8 34)11 1973 16' Seabrer:e with trailer . 1971 75 Pip Chrysler motor has only 10 t'irs ;n water. 12500, 327 7015 after 7 Household Goods Abandoned, unwanted junk cars hauled away. Your cost. 110. Orlando, 29S6194 anytime. /9 Estate Auction Sri 321 $961 , haIaoce Of 5'B AIR 21 Hour Service I,ill 372 149* ' Your Multiple Listing Agency ., ' -. ' P:NEY WOODS BARN SI Auction 716 FIred Caval Pd We buy furniture and misc. Sell for 25 pct. Consignment. Free 7 pikupt A(,ction Saturday p rn Sanford. 372 2210 Is? St Loriqwood 3 bedrOom home Zoned industrial Great l.9C.ition Must sell priced at only 576.000 Cliff Jordan REALTOR Priylts Capooni Aoc 811 877? COUNTY 16' Larson. 90 HP Evinrude, tilt frailer, 11110. 373 554, SI KULP DECORATORS, 109 W Lease with option to buy-I bedroom, 2 bath, 7 Story with 2 separate apartments $31 5992 For Sp.ontscralt ' loaded. with trailer. 160 ?,lerc cruise. MUST SE LL! Will lake small sailboat ri trade . 372 7879 ROBSOPI MARINE 2971 Hwy 1797 -- 1970 Kingwood Station Wagon, P passenger, white with blue n tenor, 377 V 6. an O.K Car to ft every need 51291. Call Pete at 372 , 71' Fishing Boat, Skip Jack Good Condition. $65 Call 373 7446 Junk Cars Removed lAS) or 6" SOIl Dealer. l'o buy and seil gold or si ,rr ( o.n, contact us first . We also buy bulk 'lyer coins SEMINOLE COIN EN1ER, 109W 1st 32 3 1357 Boats & Marini? Equipment 55 Custom built electric drives. In stalled on your adult tricycle. Normal ptddling speeds to help up hill and long rides 377 5254 iriuncfmnrtt Drnrai,rlt, 50 i' a. only 12.000 miles, extra cle,inm 57695 Call Pete at 373 1651. or 644 5011 Dealer, Stamps-Coins , Dining room suite, buffet, table & Six chairs, wianut. $95. Swivel rock er , $79; Custom sofa, $7S Wrought iron dinette, 560; Twin bed, complete, 113: Desk. $6 50. Baby bed, complete. 530, Lamps from unc NE INC. REALTOR '. /2 C, E. Television, model 11T010 372 0400. Laurel Ave Sanford Cal 372 0171 Income and 16 $316277 2 bedroon, I', bath unfurnUed Dupl. Central H A. K,tChen equipped 7111 Lake Ave San ford i 373 6353 or 645 7)33 WE TAKE TRADES REAL TOR - Computer Vote Ends Flaws or tsnr PEAL TOPS l6W, Lake Mary Blvd P4rt dean 3 bedroom home Large fenced yard. carpeting, big utility room Must sell, priced at Only *77.000 Excellent terms To see it'! PhIli5 C,ipror Ar M. Unsworth Realty One Bedroom, kitchen equipped FOR LEASE, deluxe 1 Or un furnished apt Air, ground floor, duplex Located in quiet exclusive Sanford residential area Mature ,%dult(5t only No PetS 5)50 )fl Lrv'goc'd 123 3678 Sanford 3 bdrm (H tpr c-shed. is '*'. carpet Patio, it' LAN'? A REAL TOk port Owners ph 773 7746 P,'ii,' Associate Sonny Reborn says l'i5 rffm top listing 1 thi s 7 bedroom .concrete block and briCk for cmli, -------517.900 In good Condition Could 'be the jewel you're bonknq .'r After hi'ur', i't'c ii' 32? .179 803W First 5t pats it tt, )2)6061or37305$7 rit4,T TiP, $lTY :o VEPTISED REALTOR Associate John Mero hat listed thiS completely furnished ? st or y, 7 bedroom. 1', bath condominium 8_71 0508 -'i: at 7306 Park Avenue. After hours pitore 3230213 Before you buy HUFIMAN REAL TV anything be Sure you see ?hS At Pell, Jenny Clark, Asst)( Isloti You 11 be Surprised' 127 159$ or 372 855) SAPI Apartmeptt Rent Unfurnished No Pets 108W. 11th St., Sanford ' CLIFF JORDAN :on this 7 Story, 7 bedroom. 1 bath With large eat in kitchen, formal .dininq room, and big living room with fireplace. Excellent location 'Call REALTOR Associate Pose Southward for details After hours phone 377 6101 Ride by 701 9 Park .Avenue Call to ter! (' Situated On Large Wooded Lots Near The Country Club. Realtors REALTOR PRICE A G AIN REDUCED CITY Built With Pride By 30 -- rnno i': 1911 VW Super Beetle, bright orange. I Speed, AM FM Stereo. fl'' FOREST CITY Lake front Site Beautiful view, high and dry. SUNLAND ESTATES 'OWNER ANXIOUS. 2440 Hiawatha Ave. at 17 fl 4 - ____________ i'C !' t'V SAPIFORt) Realty, 377 1301 HOMES OF DISTINCTION Large bedroom, private bath. Mile from airport Call after 6prn 371 - CLIFF JORDAN Cute 2 bedroom home in Winter Park, 5)3.900 Ideal for renting No existing mortgage 134 35)) or 91 J ', SHELLEY USED CARS. 700 1log Sanford Avenue Wanted to Buy l P. l' 9 a nm to 1 p in 240.4 Plaza Pharmacy, - ;w;..J.,,vv. , '. I sticker, road tested $730 - French Ave . 3737960. Uurnitur', applianci's, tntqiirs. Lose weight with New Shape Tablets and Hydrex Water Pills. Fairway privileges. )OOxlSO, S7.SOO 830.5500 IUJ L LIST YOUR HOME IN 2565 PARK DRIVE ALTAMOPITE Near Lake Florida. 3 buIlding sites. rifle Roberts & Gilman 7Pree bedroom, 1 bath, home with carpet Near town 113900 831-4039 79)5W FAIRBANKS Park Avenue. Clean furnished garage apartment. Kitchen equipped, US mo. Call On. $51 1109 Good for couple who love to watch children play $16,900 Inc. 737LZW10 nishings. Two minutes from Sanford Shopping Plaza, 3Ta.1310. Spanish style. Call alter 4 30 week days, all day Sat & Sun 811 C ONE CORNER 6 6 acres on SR .46, east of Sanford on cornet. Zoned C 1. Excellent lif e for shopping center Located In area of future develoØment Contact Ron Henderson Astoc 130 5500 after hrs 114 0101 RETIREMENT HOME HOIflES auufsrd at D.Land Unique garden Setting, air, shag. At budget prceit Choice Cd fur with trees Near school terms 131,900. Tennis C"" . pj Area C,,t9. A'.TAMONTE SPRINGS-- Nice trees. High and dry Lake Beautiful home, 7' lots, orange trees, 3 bedroom, fireplace. carpeted. Central a ir & heal, new roof. Close to SchoolS & hospital By owner 537.100 710 V in gina Ave 372 4195. 373 7146 F our oedioom home on corner lot, fl LOW DOWN PAYMENT IXCILLINT FINANCING N Ml .•s NrTh of Bamboo Cove Apis $140& Up FIREPLACE rt Central S,mir . Deltona area, nc'w 3 belroom, 2bath home, central Picat and air, kit chen completely equipped, PartsAccessories 68 Garage-Rummage i• Auto Repairs /6 ______ GARAGE SALE ( (i,* qLi( [ If. AUC I IOU SERVICE F 'brrqlaSs VW Dune Buggy, 4 speed, new fires, inspection I? volt Batteries $11.95 Sales 71.000 BTU Air Conditioner 830 5500 Rea ltorsloi-tgwood inc Winter Park Assistance plan. 54 iront, putter, bag and pull cart. 3?? 0316 ii O 00 69 Golf Clubs--Wilson X31. I woods, 9 R oberts ....--. Good high ground. Zoned '* Pope at 377 1631 or 611 5011 Dealer, you word your classified emS Call 323 2611 or $31 9993 REEL'S BODY SHOP T V. Radio. Stereo sAuctioneering Services p,'p y• Campbell, REALTORSS31 1100 Administration Central WaIu fiii LOPI6W000 NEWHOML$ 7. pcI financing-- 179 37.000 r,qnklin Ramseur, Assoc Inc agriculture 1.3.000 per acre Trailers & Apts 2 Adult parks, 7 Family parks 3115 Hwy. 17.97, Sanford. 321 1930, Day. Wk., Mo. Reduced NO QUALIFYING Only %600 down, Washington Oaks.) bedroom, 1' baths. 209 Terry Lane Monthly terms 67$ 182', lI HERB'S 7 SERVICE Ills Sanford 37) 1734 PUBLIC AUCTION EVERY MONDAY NIGHT, Antiques, TVs, Miscellaneous. New and used furniture and appliances. Plus special sales (watch ads) - A tropical iSl6nd par.,cls Very high with oaks and magnoliaS Excellent for a first class sub division, golf course, resor t or estate property Many Other uses Beetle, air conditioned, 4 1973 ij speed, AM radIo, 19,000 miles Red with black inter lot, 52695. Call Don Let oneof our friendly ad visors help rJ OPEN SATURDAYS * Sanford Auction STONE ISLAND 40 SECLUDED ACRES ___________ 5 ACRES Farmer's Home SAN MO PARKS, 123 Bedroom ST. JOHN'S REALTY CO - under the Miscellaneous For Sale 3uy. Sell, consign, appraise, or special sales Out of anything of value 1200 French Ave. THREE ACRES en a beautiful lake 37] 7340 Sanford, Fla. 3227435 with an older frame hmne 175.900 Mutt sell, by owner, CLEAN 53 (jrOuvi.j. The Time Tested Firm Days 377 6171 Nights 327 $124 eq uipp ed Kitchen two bedroom, frame, close to town S10.00, terms month's rent one P13 en I .1, ne.' tenchange, hJt ,Oi..jt-U lake front age - Living at it's best in thiS beautifully .kept home on large corricir tot :Three bedroom, 3 bath, family 'room, screened patio, outside :tj, double carport, and excel lent storage 14,000 See us regarding , TFA(' Lake Mary 3 bedroom, 2 bath New * w carpet. ac central heat NEAR GOLF COURSE GREGORY MOBILE HOMES I bedroom Lake Mary 300 French Ave.. Sanford Settled working man only. No 3235200 children or pets. References 190 327 3Q0 to' heavy industry. I bedroom frame. Fresh pant. carpe' 113,000 total Flexible terms 341 S. 3rd St. Lake Mary 323 1309 REALTOZ MIS Orange 19195. French 3271496 377 7545 Space ava ilable in Adult Park Clean furnished Ist floor apartment. 10U4 Palmetto Ave., Sanford. _ 31.41 S. French Ave. Days 377 7212 Seminole 323 .4991 Eve 372 7371 - . -- _ SANFORD REALTY Stemper Realty Mobile Home Lots For Rent . -_ Thrte bedrooms, I' , ( c-mitral heat, wail to wall carpeting, fenced yard. extra large utility room Assume 7 pct. mortgage with moderate down Total prime, '571.500 WELAKA APARTMENTS property, Several buildings, railroad Siding, paved road, zoned built In bookshelves. Also) OR, 711 v,.th rani Pm on corner lrt rlr.!r feature •til elt'ctr it k lcF'ns. mentral H A. shag carpeting & no .ax vinyl, patios, double garages. in a quiet attractive neighborhood Builder 617 •flp4 TWENTY WIS'? '. FORTY THREE ACRES industrial DeBary--at Constance & Alano 7 Quality built homes 7 BR . 2 8. Split plan, huge walk in cloSets, . . 1973 furnished 1 bedroom. AdultS. Security. 1140 monthly plus electric 37)0172 . di-Aviation Deftary 668 1791 - Rooms for Rent 29 Licensed rut estate lasts people, excellent locatIon, pta? booi, ari "m tt'r.uCe. p'v'i" d.'sk and telephone, paid ad vcrtisinq, training program, .,,cellcnt COm'nis%,on arrangement. Call Shorty Hart man, REAlTOR, for confidential irweqviw. Hartman Really, Inc i.'asselb.rry, 530 1466 I, REALTOR 3 bedroom house Call 841 $641 days ___________________________ RESTAURANT- Only one in Lake Mary Remodeled, newly fur niShcd. 2 year lease wop?ion on building. Strategically located Supplies 61-Building Materials tif 24 Business Opportunities Apply In penicn, Motor Parts & Housekeeper Babyltlir, per manCnt position, for responsible person Most have own tram sporlation 323 7111 A GREAT BUY With toshae -- . $34 1644 323 7832 - For Sale And - Fern Park OUR ACRE GROVE.-. Paved road t'0ritage, $16,500 wIlt good terms. JOHNNY WALKER REALTY,INC 322 6457 after l3fl 7171 Three bedroom. 7 bath CR home with terrazzo floors, built in oven PHONE 323 1371 two bedroom duplex furnished apartment 1220 Orlando Drive '..jnford - Elmer Bakalla, Inc. rIF 00 Lots and Acreage WATERFRONT LOTS Zoned for mobile home Fenced, with electric and city water to lot. Canal access to St. Johns R iveor See to appreciate 3 bedroom, 1' bath. Paneled family room Established neighborhood 5?? o00 Till We Succeed.'' Realtor rr Autos For Sale Vega Station Wagon, automatic, blue will,. black •n Icr icr.. ready to buy at 11793 Call Paulat27 tASIot'6US01i Dealer. 373 Ails -- - ''We Don't Stop L' CORBEIT REAL ESTATE TWO BEDROOM HOUSE ,I i,o,j,jrr Park Avenuc'Mobile Park 25.45 Park Drive, 322 2661 ii Wanted Wonderful opportunity at 1.6500 Box 922, Lake Mary. Call for in oung lady to work in ice cream sandwich shop Apply in person to' The Big Dip. 7439 French Ave. after 2 p m Mercnandjse a Housework and have Fla driver's license kutoniof lye M.achinst . experience helpful but can train if ii echanlcaily incIned Apply in Person, Motor Parts 8, MacPine Co . Sanford 4 6-Income And Club, noon Hospital Notes ' sale, S19,000 Ph i couple only, no children or pets. References SIlO plus deposit. 322 39)0. 1 Room furnished efficleacy Phone322.2?80 12 Bedroom. Adults on My 15, 1974-7B 1971 7311W Is? St ,-• 13 80. For complete motor home sales and Service stop by. t,C couir Mr1r'Jr.L.i REC .,. I 0 0 Orlando Area i e new, 7 bedroom, family room. b,tctten equipped, carpet. 117.500 Lake Mary.? be'dioom, responsible Machine Co., Sanford. IS-Resort Property For Sale so-Mis cell neous 21Situalions Wanted Stock IL delivery. Must bellor older 13-Lots and Acreage fl-Musical 33 Houses Rent Furnished Furnished bdrm home with extra room with outsice entrance Priced for fast Don't needs!" Serve a useful ;urpO%e again when you Sell them with a ciassified ad from Sanford Herald. Call us today' Don't delay! Just dial 327 7611 or 83) 999) To place your low cost ,,int ad Two bedrooms, I bath, wall to wall ' carpeting, drapes, central heat 3 bedroom, 1 bath. Carpeted, ar Available until conditioned and air. Fully equipped with dt August 31. 1173 plus utilities. $75 washer. Call Mrs. Rutherford 333. damage lee 372 1911 1018, Apartments Rent Centers, from this ultra clean 3 area -- Man 5. wife needed for part time cleaning work In S?nford 3 hours, n.Orniiigs Call Mr, Moore, 62$ Real Estate Family Junior Woman's Club of Cas- Group, Holy Cross Episcopal selberry, membership tea, 8 Church Parish House, 400 p.m. at Woman's Club building, Magr'ia Ave., 8-9 p.m. Overbrook Drive, Casselberry. Speaker, Christine Jones of Sanfor( Grammar School Advisory Coii1."ttec 12:30 p.m. Little Red Sehoo House. Open to public May 17 County PTA Council banquet, Ma" If 21 7 p.m., Community United Sanford Ministerial AssoCiaMethodist Church, Casselberry. tion, 11 a.m., Church of God at 803 W. 22nd St. Special commit. May 18 RECEPTIONIST For Rent Alcoholics Anonymous Sanford Garden Club general closed meeting, Holy Cross meeting and installation lun. Episcopal Church Parish the garden club. at cheon, noon House, 400 Magnolia Ave., 8-9 Speaker. Mrs. Lynwood Price, "Flowers That Bloom in the P.1' Spring." Church Custodian needed. Altamonte Call 63$ 96I Monday thru Friday 9 1. Age 18 or over. Evenings. Will train. TOM't. PIZZA, Winter Park 671, 5115. 37-Business Property May 20 Sanford Permanent Coating inc. 107 at installation of post and Auxiliary officers, 8 p.m. Open meeting Dusty through Thursday for interview. Expanding boiler sales I service Concord Drive, Casselberry. company neas mechanic with 5 Apply in person only. yrs minimum exp. on burners, controls 5 refectory. Competitive PORTER, Housekeeping. Year pay, paid vacation 8. profit. round employment. Company sharing program. Right man can benefits. Apply in person, Holiday build a future here. Call Mr. Inn of Altamonte Springs Wilson for interview. Unfurnished 10108 It you qualify, full or part time, day or evening. Will train. No ex, perlence necessary. Permanent position with 9 yr. old company. See Mrs. Pyle, S to p.m. Monday BOILER SERVICE MECHANIC 30-Apartments Rent Sanford VFW Post $3.00 Per Hr. Salary Sanford. Financial ford. - Nice 3 bedroom house. 711 I aure Aye, Sanford sIlo n'o., 1)00 security depoSit 3195362 -r A (lRL FOR &1 cRIEJ.ID ft)(, 4g"Z _______________ LAXFVIEW 3 brdroo". 1 h,,?? home on large lot Sunland Estates. Excellent condition Price Includes new drapes, carpet. stove arid refrioerator. CAS5ELBIRRY Walk or roller tkte to the shopping . AUSTIN DEVELOPMENT CORP. Ph. 323 70)0 or 861 6300 - 111 -Eating Places 9 -Good Things to Know'edge of motors, air corn pressors, 110 & 220; Wages commensurate with ability. 831 5431 American Wood Products. 700 Marvin Ave • Longwood Would like to buy top Quality farm. fresh vegetables from careful for Holiday House Restaurants. Restaurants, Holiday Supply Bored HOusewife' Let Sara? Department, No 6. 1i1 Old Coventry help mike new friends Daytona Road. DeLaorJ VIAEarn 1)0S60 k just IS hr, No inveStmcnt, 32720 collecting or delivering. Call 323 7791 after 6 4-Personals commodations. Mrs. sored by DeBary Community Youth United Methodist in church Fellowship, fellowship hail, 5:30 to 8:30 P.M. Strawberries, cake, ice cream and coffee. --::' Wednesday, ____________________/5 Campers Travel Trailers "h ' WAS $28,500 NOW $26.700 Stop Urn!'' VU QkBlA(Ets1JJRI,. REDUCED!! 8)7W F irst St 373 1641 .11 _______ & Sanford Area BALL PEALTY All brick, central heat & air, car pet('iJ 3 bedroom, I': or 2 bath homes Model open IA pm Its valencia Ct. Nort h, Pouse, family room, air, heat, arpet'ng. dishwasher, disposal Con tact M. Unsworth Realty 373 6041 or )?lost? APARTMENTS 1505W. 25th St 31 ki" plus deposit 66* $173. Dellona. rent or sale, 7 bdrm • 7 bath Electrician MARKET. 1797 & 13th SI, San ford. Bring your own bag. Cemetaries VA No Down-NO Closing Costs Sanford 7 or 3 bedroom, central FHA-Low Down-Low Closln air, fenced yard IllS monthly Costs GENEVA GARDEN Apartmcn; 1810. Maintenance 1)00 7Scadozen Every ciay.ttis week only. RETAIL. FARMERS 2-In Memoriam perience possible for thesehis colleagues that th ese retarded youngstem proposed programs can be Good Things to Eat Caine Farms Sweet corn, 60 ears I-Card% of Thanks . lnuition Installers needed. Good employment for ambitious men Fringe benefits. Chauffeurs licenSi required. Good workers only netd apply. Apply 1011 Miller Drive, Altamonte Springs, Ott Charlotte St. S I K Warehouse. W ill do baby sitting in my hcrne. 373. 5029 9 Announcements 7-Motels Previous experience in parks work (r'Ired AN EQUAL oppcjinUpgiTy EMPLOYER - Saturdays& Holidays 9 a.m.. 12 Noon Dead line--12 Noon Day Before Publjçpf ion Maintenance Man I Hr - *18 10 *1 to 4 p . Wed Wr II('Sd.SV. May 15. ThurSday. Ma 16. Friday. May 17 Seminole County Maintenance Department, Hwy. Il 92 South, Sanford. Pt'onø: 3227100 Child Care 8a.m.. 5:30p.m. --'.---- Studio, 1, 7, 8. 3 bedroom apart merits. Carpeting, drapes. kitchen eq uipped, pool and laudramat. 317 2090 19560 wk NOW 71"4%VA & FHA Roberts f' kQ \ r .. ARL-ISTEP XAB' ~Y~ , 1 yoRii,&jç C,ilnian Inc REALTORS 634) 3%() Citrus Many extras For in lomniaton call -_ 0. REALTOR Assoc 3 beftgo,, home on 11 acres, 6 acres Ap p ly: 9 ant W i ll baby Sit in my hore Weekdays 28'U 01 Copy. Hr. All positions are 10 flour weiek Benefits iriclude Slate retirement plan, paid hoSpitalilatIon, eight holidays, vacation and sick leave Sanford Plaza, Reward. 372 sai Rated For Consecutive Change has says FOUND- Key ring. Leather Strap w panda bear & I keys B ehind ln'crtions -- No Chief Coordinator Mitchell Mitchell 17.39 Per Day. of the city. combined within a youth organization. Lost and Found Lost- Ladies Diamond Wristwatch White gold. Lost in vicinity of Orlando 831-9993 Clausin, emphasizing they are Chief 373 poration, 671 1623. -- by Art S'onsorn ARE 'Ov We wii pay quick cash 'for your equity. Call Larry Saxon, REALTOR or Jerry Emerson, Soulheastern Acceptance Cor . Houses The smb NEED TO SELL FAST INTEREST RATE DOWN Houses Rent Unfurnistied 37 15.2 Bdrm. Apts. Central heat S. air. pool. AdultS. 1170 Florida Ave -. Maintenance Man ii in the city - 41 Housasfor Sale Will purchase first or second mortgages In any condition. ' I too E. 751h St. 373 4455 -'- FRANKLIN ARMS APIS. Parks Department Can Help Call 423.4S$7 Write P.O. Box 1213 Sanford, Florida 41 TAFFER REALTY AVALON APARTMENTS NO PETS ADULTS 116W. 2nd St. No animals. F enced in Contact 173 6)75. COUNTY the Recreation Building located members and Strawberry Festival spon- •_- For Everything Even For You.' New Home THE BORN LOSER - HousUs for Furnished refrig e Classifi ed Ads Will Find A Sale 41 Apartments Rent Il 3 bedroom, air cond.. stove and Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous scheduled various activities at liason between the club the area and sleeping ac. .-•- - SANDLEW000 VILLAS 110W. AIRPORT BLVD. SANFORD. 323 7670 I "Pfotline". Adults or Teens. INFORMATION ___ Unfurnished ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toil Free, 611 2037 for "We Care"- Sa nford Al Anon Farniy Group P.O. fl,jc S3. Sacford, Fla. 32771 The Winter Springs Corn- govern themselves. Once the Needed are entry tickets into Disney World, meals while in - The Sanford Herald (.______ Apartments Rent 30 Your Home or Mine V-.rile munity Association, club is off the ground, the recognizing the need, has coordinators will serve as a Help Wanted SEMINOLE 21 Hr. Service. 3737750 For further information call 423 ISV or 18 Personals MARRIAGES PERFORMED drorikeirs many years for a youth youngsters get organized. program. The need became The club will be for and even more apparent in the past operated by the youngsters 18 months with the large influx themselves. They will make of new residents into the city, their own laws and by-laws and By Sunland -.'-'. Wednesday, May 15, 1974 Springs Needs Help Asked •_.•• ••.•.•_ Painting 'SE CL ('(Q YOI,jF4 P.'uINIi'4C '.,;' CO too SmJII Ph 323 $579 or 32) 8759 after 6 Need panting done' For thte t,ncl r' panting work call S&W Pa 'n? -ing Co 3715035 Lic ensed & Bonded AA.S PAINTING tnt) paper ?'angrtj '.oml"merral or fet'Oeotat. Cap 'ratiesman. guaranteed materials and workmanshp Free con Sultat.on and estinnaIng 611 3337 - WeD Drilling GICK JOYCE I%'ELL DRILLINGS ] and larger, pumps. spr,nkler% Water Conditioners, 112 4610 r WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTE&k io - All iypn ands ics We repa i r and Sr'y STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO 20'W "no So 172413,7 �4- . ,1 tQUANTIrr RIGHTS RESERVED? 4p~ I I LIP ARK J'e O.UWLOW'DISCOUNT PRO NOTHING BUT By CECILY BROWNSTONE Associated Press Food Editor FAMILY SUPPER Chicken and Biscuits SAVE Spinach-Bacon Salad _-.FRESH BAKED, DAYS A WEEK margarine flour l cups water Ili teaspoons salt IN teaspoon pepper fl-ounce package frozen peas and carrots 2 cups diced cooked chicken Basil Biscuits, see below Gently cook the celery and onion in the butter until partly tender. Gradually stir the water Into the flour, keeping smooth; add salt and pepper; gradually V THURS., MAY 16 THRU Il111:1:1 t141'l'I I'1i1 if'P IC71- FOOD STAMP COUPONS ' S# AI'I'( IF S ONLY WITH THIS stir into celery-onion mixture. ,%( Ifl jwas ;tn I nrrots. StIrrtn; gten, slowly bring to a gentle COUPON CASCADE 53c GIANT 14 $1, GOOD ONLY A T SAUFOD PAWK & SHOPS couPoN EXPIRES WED. MAY 22 LIMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMILTY. PLEASE KRAFT PREPARED 104 60Z. JAR MUSTARD GA. . RED CUT GREEN BEANS TETLEY TEA BAGS MONOGRAM PKG.OF 100 OLD MILWAUKEE 09 99 454 V, G94 1201. CAN 6 PK. BEER SHU R F RE S H BISCUITS 80!, CAN BORDEN'S 2 PCT. PRO-LINE MILK RICE PIK.L.EARREL nrI.Cu CWFET 6 3 2 NO. 303 CANS $j 0E LIMIT ONI: $'LLASE. WITH 01111k PUI CHASES OF ty 53 OW MORE, EXCLUDING CIGtk1 TTUS FIRESIDE VANILLA WAFERS CRACKER JACK SMOOTH (OR) 14 OZ. BAGS CRUNCHY PEANUT BUTTER JAR WE LCHS LB. 8AG 3207. 99 $J04 GRAPE JELLY 2LB. . $100 59c 59c I GAL. FRUIT flRINK $7 0( c DAIRY CREAMER LIFt) - 3UUMI KCl OOC 10-ounce package frozen Brussels sprouts 3 tablespoons olive oil 2 tablespoons tarragon 'gar Salt and pepper to taste Lettuce, sliced tomato and hard-cooked egg Cook the sprouts according to package directions; drain and cool; cut each sprout in half lengthwise. Mix together the oil, vinegar, salt and pepper; add sprouts and nilz gently but well; cover and chill. At serving time arrange the lettuce In a shallow serving bowl; add the sprouts; garnish with the tomatoes and egg. Makes 4 or S servings. P SIRLOIN SMOKED 4 * CLUB STEAK LB. * CHUCK STEAK LB. STEAK LB. 497 $157 LB. 1-BONE or PORTERHOUSE STEAK LB. 25 LB. RAG DOG FOOD KAL.KAN 14 OZ. CANS $100 BATHROOM TISSUE DAYTIME DIAPERS CANNED $j77 PAMPERS runi't PORK CHOPS LB. 30 TEENAGE (OR) SUPER PGK.OF 12 MODESS 4 ftC tYKES "SUGAR CREEK" SLIUD BOLOGNA FULL CUT * ROUND STEAK LB. LYKES FRESH * COOKED HAM LB, 81 OLD FASHIONED rHICK SLICED * BACON p LB. Stokely GATORADE SAVE ON THESE 77t 77c IF REG. (OR) ORANGE - r#i L. PORCH PARTY Cinnamon Toast 32 OZ. JAR J0q00 WHY PAY J4 Lemonade Sodas LEMONADE SODAS Refreshing flavor' 1 2 cup fro zen lemonade concentrate, thawed SH 1 pint vanilla ice cream 40Z . BTL: Two 7-ounce boales club soda 4 maraschino cherries Put 2 tablespoons of the lemem. WHY PAY 59 SAFE EFFECTIVE MIDOL COUNT 52 WHY PAY S DENTURE CLEANSER TABLETS 4ti y jI3 FORMULA 1#44" 3 01 GTL. . ji. ' onade concentrate in each of 4 'nadeconccntrate (about 10-ounce) glasses. Add a small scoop of ice cream. Part. ly fill glasses with club soda. Stir vigorously to blend ice cream with concentrate and soda. Divide remaining Ice cream among the glasses and TABLETS ,tiy JANE'S SAUTEED CUCUMBERS i' delightful and unhackneyed recipe from "Jane Nickersn's Florida Cookbook" i University of Florida Press). 2 tablespoons butter 2 tablespoons minced onion 3 cups peeled, thinly sliced cucumbers (2 to 3 of flum size) L teaspoon salt Dash pepper Pinch dried dillweed L cup sour cream 1 tablespoon minced parsley Heat the butter In a 10-inch skillet over moderately high heat until hot but not smoking. Add all the remaining ingredients except the sour cream and parsley. Reduce the heat to moderate. Cook, stirring often and gently, until cucumbers are limp and very ten. der, 10 minutes or so. Do not let the butter brown. Remove from the heat. Stir in the sour cream. Return to low heat just long enough to warm the cream. Beware excessive heat It curdles cream. Turn into a warm serving bowl. Garnish with the parsley. Serve immediately. Yield: 4 servings. QUARTER LOIN 00 4ROLL PKGS. CHARMIN 3JflI1FLLI DUBUQUE'S FAMOUS $j2 a till with ren111ining soda. Garnish with the cherries. Makes 4 servings. Increase amounts as needed, YJCI PNIVil UF¼7L TJ POURABLE SALAD DRE SS I NO Jane's Sauteed Cucumbers Strawberry Pie Beverage RATION DOG FOOD vckl re"tt rnixiutr J DINNER FOR FOUR Fish Steaks Potatoes 3 EFFERDENT WHOLE or BUTT HALF HAM 16 to 19 1b. AVG LB 69C CENTER SLICE HAM WITH SMALL ROUND BONE jr, S1.19 vine. *LONDON BROIL 18 OZ. LB. 4W I - SA LAD Using the frozen vegetable makes this a year-round offer- SIZZLIN OZ. JAR $1Ot SHANK PORTION ing. PICNICS Coltëe-mate WHERE ECONOMY ORIGINATES BRUSSELS SPROUTS MOIST TOWELETTES 70Cr. rct..' ULLIT LJL'ru. icruc FAMILY DINNER Spaghetti-beef Casserole Brussels Sprouts Salad Bread Pudding Beverage GAL. BORDEN'S ASSORTED BONELESS - JAR IVCAI WET flkItC .ur.i'.jnp boil; add chicken. Simmer, stirring several times, for about 10 minutes. Serse in shallow soup bowl3, placing 2 biscuits on each serving. Makes 6 servings. Basil Biscuits: Stir together 2 cups pancake mix with teaspoon dried basil; cut in i s cup butter or margarine until fine; lightly stir in 2-3rd.s cup milk. Drop by heaping tablespoons onto ungreased cookie sheet m 12 mounds. Bake in a preheated 4-degree oven until lightly browned 10 to 12 minutes. FOR AUTOMATIC DISHWASHERS TABLETS BOTTOM ROUND 9TE K lI cup rL DEODORANT DOUCHE A cup di-ed onion 3 tablespoons butter or THESE ITEMS & PRICES GOOD. AUCE 3 t1*59- 11 7 3ARBECUE UND chicken. 1 cup diced celery SOUTH'S SAVINGS CENTER 16 I.B. Wednesday, May 15, 1974—IC 'SUPER. RIGHT'' HEAVY WESTERN TENDER BEEF RUMP ROAST Fruit Beverage CIIICKEN AND BISCUITS Good way to use leftover SHOPi * The Sanford Herald BONELESS I DISCOUNT PRICES COOKING1 IS FUN 3 80Z. 5100 BuS. &P'S )ASST FIAVORSi CANNED FRUI1 DRINKS 46 oz pA PICKLE PATCH WHOLE A It 32 oz JAR loop s DILLS . .. 59 1CORN MUFF-IN MIX 2/25t DRIVE DETEROENTtf* 09 FIRE91DE eOOKIES 31t i GENUINE 8.5oz BOX JIFFY LAUNDRY (25( OFF LABEL) 5 lb. 4oz. K. S.BOX SIX FLAVORS 8'2 oz. PKG. YERBR00Y URE BUTTER P ANN PAGE, CREAMY OR CRUNCHY Q79t 28 oz. JAR ........ 8 PEANUT BUTTER l2 oz. BOX NABISCO 2,1 RITZ CRACKERS ....... 6 201.CANS CAT FOOD 9 FR1 KIE9 BUFFET 5/1 ' - CLIP THESE . , l9 . VALUABLE CO UP ONS -AN I' 4 lC i' ..':' ..' . . 0 'OUR OWNICE TEA MIX .. .... _______ -- '.00t ' MARK UJW it 39 It "" ' '.'A ', .'i '... '::'..:. S __ 8 •. ;_____________ 6 PINECREST CENTER _________ 17( i I HWY. 1792 AT 27th, SANFORD . a , --------- a - - - -- I �2ç—The Sanford Herald Wednesday, May 15, 1974 The Sanford Herald Cuban Bread Is What ' s Really Cooking Now In Florida cooking, "It certainly is," said Jane. "You find it In stores all the state. Along with Chicken and Yellow Rice it's the greatest culinary contribution Cubans who have settled in Florida have made. "The biggest thing writing my book did For me," Jane added, "is to make me a fresh fruit and vegetable enthusiast. Gastronomically, that's what a great part of Florida is all about. When I started the re search, it was like jumping into a produce stall. By CECIL' BROWNSTONE Associated Press Food Editor We could never bake Cuban Bread that was the real thing until we used the recipe for It in the recently published "Jane Nickerson's Florida Cookbook" (University of Florida Press). Then the loaves came out of our oven crusty and delicious and stayed fresh for several days. When we phoned Jane Nickerson, who lives in Lakeland, from New York we asked her whether Cuban Bread was truly representative of Florida ,From what I read of the tatest and best nutrition work, I gather most American adults can decrease meat and up vegettbles with great benefit to their health. If this were 20 years ago and I had to bring up my children all over again, I'd investigate vegetables much more than I did. The tossed sal. ad has been done to a farethee. well, but home cooks generally seem low on interesting cookedvegetable dishes." As you'd expect, Jane's cookbook luis a fine group of vege- over - JANE'S CRUSTY CUBAN BREAD 61 2 cups (about) unsifted flour Perk Up Your Dishes By Using Walnuts the baking sheet. Make small diagonal cuts across the top of each loaf with a sharp knife. Brush all over with water. Let rise jn a warm place until doubled, about 20 minutes. Set oven temperature at 400 degrees and, without preheating the oven, place t loaves in it; bake 45 to 50 nnn• utes. Cover lightly with foil If they brown too rapidly. Cool on racks before cutting. May be wrapped appropriately anli stored in the freezer. Makes loaves. 12 to 15 minutes or until the dough becomes bouncy and elastic. Cover with a large bowl and let rest 45 minutes. (Mean. time grease a baking sheet and sprinkle lightly with the cornmeal.) Divide dough in thirds. Using a rolling pin, roll each third Into a rectangle about 13 by 10 inches. Starting from the widest side, roll each rectangle jelly-roll fashion, pressing the dough into the roll at each turn; press ends together to seal and then fold ends slightly under the loaf. Place seam side down on 2 packages dry yeast 2 cups water 2 tablespoons sugar 2 teaspoons salt Yellow cornmeal Stir together 2 cups of the flour and the yeast in the large bowl of the electric mixer. Heat water, sugar and salt, stirring, until very warm to the touch; add to the flour-yeast blend. Beat about 3 minutes at high speed or until smooth. Stir in enough additional flour to make a stiff dough. Turn out on a lightly floured surface. Knead table and salad recipes, but it does not neglect the other parts appetiof Florida cuisine zers; poultry, meats and game; fish and shellfish; breads and other cereal products; desserts; preserves. Intertwined with the recipes there's a fund of information for anyone fasci. nated by regional American cooking Jane gathered and tested all the recipes herself. '•' By CECILY BROWNSTONE Associated Press Food Editor Walnuts do wonders for lots of dishes. A cook who likes to take the easy way and make a coffee ring from refrigerator biscuits can do so with walnuts, butter, sugar and flavorings. This is a delicious coffee cake to serve when friends come for morning, :i Itr'rnnn or .vonin,t ssnffg One of the best ways we know to use salnuts Is In a chedd4r cheese spread made with lots of walnuts, pimientostuffed green oltvs, prepared mustard, jl./ •...., • -. '1 .' - .--- -' - . . -j-- - NUT C (LVT,M' IVISLiJ W O FFEE AL iiir' 1414 IL1It.I £ horseradish and mayonnaise. Exact proportions for this popular spread are in my cook. book, but if you like to improvise you can make it by taste-and-test. Another delightful way to use walnuts is to add them to a sal. ad. The other night I had one that I particularly enjoyed ...I...s I ...., wine vinegar, Dijon mustard, salt and freshly-ground pepper. On complimenting my sister, she laughed and said the salad was one she had eaten some tumme back at my house' WALNUT COFFEE RING 's cup butter or margarine Two 8-ounce packages refrigerator biscuits (10 in ....t-------. vuu, pucogep 1-3rd cup sugar I teaspoon grated orange rind s teaspoon nutmeg 2.3rds cup large pieces walnuts •.. .-.... house for dinner. It was a corn bination of romaine, orange sections, roasted red peppers and coarsely-broken walnuts, dressed with olive oil, white In a 10-inch skillet over low heat, melt the butter; remove from heat. Cut each biscuit into quarters; add these wedges to the skillet and toss to coat with the butter. In a small mixing bowl stir together the sugar, orange rind and nutmeg; sprinkle over bis. . cw weuges; add walnuts; toss together, Spoon into a well but tered 8-inch i6-cup) ring mold Bake in a preheated 375-dcgree oven until browned —30 to 35 minutes: if top browns too •. . . . . t - HEAD A SHOULDERS IRMO LOTION SHAMPOO Wednesday, May IS, 197-:---3C much before end of baking, cover with a sheet of foil. Let stand about 5 minutes at room temperature, then invert on a serving plate and remove mold. Serve warm with sweet butter. If any of the rinv is left over it may be wrapped in foil and re. heated. Four hundred reci pe s are given in the illustrated "Ccc ily Brownstone's Associated Prt's Cookbook" available by sending $4.95 1 check or mnn order made payable to '11: Associated Press'') to tii. newspaper in care of AI COOKBOOK. Box (1, Teaneck. N.J. 07666. Lo\N WEEWL1 DRICES Lamb Dish Which Is Delicious SAVE SIZE 10 10 Ii 10l IIO(.L 'ii' Nvsft'atures %%ritt'r %i1h the ;l(tver;t iii pru t)ut(her stores are featunn:. 1.nit, winch can range in prn fairlt in''derat' to a I, CUTIX LEMON POLISH REMOVER QuntiIy Reserved SAVE 9c PINEBREEZE USDA INSP. GR . 'A EGGS MYLANTA ANTACID $ 48 2 $ 00 00 12 DOZEN . ' . '" . $100 •os 2 . IC OOK SAVE 12.0 / )AYL C - SIZE J VT W!fl I tflTW/ !h'ji, ;-' I w T3 TOOTHPASTE C $100 ..,. W/ -. 98 DIIEDIIJ TABLETS SAVE 1 7c e — I I I I INSTANT NESTEA W 3.z MEN '1 4 Tomato Sauce 4 •.' . . . .. $100 99c . I I SAy' , Dliii OAIIINC, LIAUA WAYS I • • I TOP VALUE STAMPS 'Wilvi - . . 0 $ ; Spaghetti . . . .. Detergent. . .5 z$100 i I SAVE 70 PKG. U19A CHOICII Bill De -,A 88' - , • • 39c Celery. • . . . . A 1111t Paper Plates .... .2 : : 88c Onions . $ ' SANFORD ... .. Sausage. 23c .. ,1 I 2 ie 00' P ' 2'Pigs 4 'A ' - BROWNIES WOME WAll \ k £\( 77 14-ax. PKG. U.S. No 1 FLORIDA YLLLOW C O RN 0( . . . . $1 7 9 10 Fish Fillets , . .. ..5 .. 69 '- * Serving,11,1 SARA Ill 1ARGI C OFFEE CAKE . . . . . 89' Variety Pack * .% . . * . . 6 •. I I TOP VALUE STAMPS Cured Ham Smoked Ham,. . 68 Cottage Cheese •• .es . 1. FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. 89c Cheese Spread. 1 . rrn.ma: ' 99, 63c •, Biscuits 4' Charcoal ..... Knockwurst TOP VALUE STAMPS 4. I1_ . L .. . * . 49c .. 99c Potatoes •, . . . . . . 2 Cabbage A 3 ..',$100 . Pastries L 419 E. FIRST ST. 14, POT PIE 11-01 -,.,• Moaess TOP VALUE STAMPS ZT . M640 24.ozUO LOAVES I rr7vx-i-R III!4I AI% KGS. TYSON CHICKEN, BEEF OR TURKEY ii — s' £M;'4,J T 99 15FOR 999 SANDWICH ____ matoes : I ,DINNER SAVE bc — DIXIE DARLING .'1!TTI'Lh1 ',4t'. Baby food 1' 38c VIitiD IItCMiiUI * I I MARGARINE 'A :. ------------------ -- ' 0: 4 SARA LEE Pura - Limo Beans. .3 '1°° Foil ......... 3 a I! w 'A, Corned Beef. ou 14111 enjoy lamburgers, lives or patties, spiced up with 'reolesauce, barbecue sauce or iruit dressim (Jr ask him to fi\ 'IIU up a Scotch roast ttuch e merely breast st uffed with .round lamb O r inix SOlia' shoulder chunks with potatoes, arr"t.s and onions for a sup*rb lriti te And then there is the quetin of leftovers, I agree that rat Limb put in the oven a second tune becomes dry and prett tasteless. But cube up some of that leftover for an exotic curr 'r casserole, In 17th-century Europe. thes used to stuff lamb with ox suet", larks and olives. In the Middle i:ast they roast the meat with herbs and pistachio nuts. To this day, during the U.N. General Assembly session in New York each fall. Middle East delegates lean heavily on to,j.ctJus and other LioL when they eAtertain One dish with 16nes that wiln .t txankru; :• Lamb .Stroganoff. l: lbs. boneless larnh shoulder sliced 'hn Seasoned flour 1-3rd cup butter I clove garlic chopp'I iint, ':Cup chopped onion 1 lb. mushrooms sliced Salt and pepper to taste P: cups sour cream :m tablespoons dry sherr Coat lamb with flour 'lcIt butter, add lamb, garlic and nior; and cook till lamb is iimhtly browned on all sides. AIhI mushrooms, salt and ;upper. Cover and cook over l heat 20 minutes, stirring rasionzally. Add cream and sherry and mix well. Serve with I eoked rice. Good with ri t ii' I Beaujolais, Serves t Af6Id\If 11_._ HOT DOG ROLLS Grapefruit Juice A1I C,IflP !"still -- (NO ADDITIVES) TYSON CHICKEN, SALISBURY OR. TURKEY II11,1IFF I,, YA . I II JitI -- I 't y Detergent. I A_ -.d*- W-0 BRAND Plo I I I4 eese 89 L 'I' MP 4 JAR BREAD •, 70 JAR McKESSON ALCOHOL Mushrooms BOTTLE 2 S.4111 Pm USDA INSP APPLES 49c 26-ox . - 1 PKG. I * 60-CT. 16.01. __0 Go i ausage 1-te. 89C ROU PV C PKG. RED DELICIOUS DILL STIX TUBE w 12-ot. 8. C -0r, -,!j4 FRANKS her .:rini or shank, an,l BANANA CAKE OR POTT -ED"aMEAT b.3-oz. 15C hh, I U S CHOICE 1 Itit U.S. EXTRA FANCY FRESH KOSHER 5( SAVE m C SAVE lOc—D( EP SOUTH 5AT1,I — ASTOR PATTIES W 0 BRAND ••- ''.. SAVE i' 1 I11 j —i kil \j -.1.} WWT!V21 SAVE 11 PEAK (TWELVE 4-oz PATTIES) TASTY BEEF 'I P, EIIYL ROAST 61 11 6-01 LIL ;F ROLL CHUCK ARe 12 OZ. CANS I .- noui ~w as W-D BRAND. USDA CHOICE BEEF I7V 6 PACK ' 'Ii - 99 SAVE 12c SAUSAGE .. . . I I PI-7 THRIFTY MAID VIENNA BEER. A $ LB. .. . GR, BEANS 'j 18C OLD MILWAUKEE THRIFTY MAID CUT or FREN CH STYLE * SAVE as. •--'- --- I I CAN flflc 77 . . HAM Peanut&U tter Pack, "I a c Sn '" I tir . nt'tk slices $ 99 DIIP SOUTH SMOOTH S..i (SNIl S REEF p[O?'- • HORMEL CANNED BLEACH I I .. UI Ihive ' ARROW CAKE MIX , Reserved ..,. 78c 4 BETTY CROCKER LAYER W BACON DRINKS BOTTLE -. I HICKORY SWEET SLICED 1)uittit, , CHEK SOFT EXTRA LARGE HIGH POTENCY PRICES GOOD THURS. MAY 16 THRU WED. MAY 22 ASSORTED FLAVORS FRESH FLORIDA ALL WHITE 4.01 -. PRICES GOOD THURS. MAY 16 THRU WED. MAY 22 Riqh?' . '. -A £ II •, . 79c Baking Hens :irr I - . • • • ]' . Pork Roast Vv'affles . 55 . . . I Top VALUE STAMPS • . . . 2 . S]OO . 79 . $1 I Pie Shells ~Alf . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .-0 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . of . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 419 E. FIRST ST. SANFORD . . 4½ . . ;• . '. 99c kiii)I $l 2 ;: . . . • • '.: . 1 00 I * 63' T.OPYALUE STAMPS Turnovers LI 322 1812 Sanford SA10RA RAWLIP4S !.i 9712 Cacs"bj'rr rrm- Cheese Ca ke W . Perch Dinner TOP VALUE STAMPS ti l l . BETTY CARTER I:im Sandwiches 14 ' ¶ Chix 'N Basket TOP VALUE STAMPS Round Roas~ ..... .. crrrvI : I . . 98 Potatoes. 78L Fish Sticks HOSPITALITY, WARM GREETINGS, AND A WIDE VARIETY OF HELPFUL CIVIC INFORMATION: / SIDNEY THOMPSON 834 9212 Altamonte Springs SHIRLEY MILLET k34 921? Foa-estC,i1 ..... . _ i :: : __;J FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. HILDA RICHMOND 6$ 5867 Dettona �4C—The Sanford Herald Wednesday, May 15, 1974 Soybean Steaks Future. -. Food.? (trained In a small mixing bowl stir ## WICHES together the mayonnaise, sour I-j cup mayonnaise mm sour cream cream, vinegar, dill, mustard ' cup commercial and, if used, the anchovy paste; 1 tablespoon cider vinegar ltz tablespoons chopped fresh lithe anchovy paste isoriuItLM1: I. B YOU may want to 8 dill or 2 teaspoons dried salt. Cover and chill. At serving dill time place a slice of bread, ii teaspoon dry mustard 2 teaspoons anchovy paste, buttered side up, on each of 6 salad-size plates; 101) with if desired 6 slices pumpernickel or rye lettuce, sliced tOIflLIt() 80(1 $ avocado and chunks of tuna. bread, buttered Spoon 2 tablespoons of the may6 lettuce leaves 2 medium tomatoes, thinly 'nnaise mixture over eaih open sandwich. If fresh dill is used, sliced I avocado, peeled and thinly chop an extra amount of it and sprinkle over the mayonnaise sliced mixture. Makes 6 servings. Two 6' or 7-ounce cans The Herald ServiCes - .- ' V 1' ' P '-4 ' .&- -2' ," •'.? laboratories of this great nation California and Illinois right believes, such pseudo-meat of ours.. SOYBEAN now," said Browning, "and products will become a big part SAUSAGES"' we're planning to continue of everybody's diet That may sound like a sa les expanding our market area, especially as real meat pitch straight out of the year The problem is that demand is products grow scarer and more 2100, but it's one that you mans so great e can't produce fast expensive. be hearing any day now on your enough to satisfy it. "It's a well-known fact that in TV set because a widening The demand is coming chiefi) the future there's not going to variety of "meats" made out of from people who want low-fat a big enough meat source" vegetables are the newest and low-cholesterol diets, and Browning said "And the best products to hit U.S. grocery also want to eat meat eery o o f rotein available shelves. once in awhile. today is the soybean. Soybean sausage links are The vegetable meats have no one such product. So are fat and no cholestrol, though Soybean meats will become sausage patties and ham slices, they do have the taste and popular first among proteinAnd by the time you read this texture countries as well as the ap- poor abroad, vegetable bacon will be on some pearance - of the real thing. Browning believes, and then markets, with soybean steaks The artificial meats are made spread back to the United not far behind, States. from "spun" soybeans. "We first introduced these The process results in a "its the population in the products in March, 1973," said fibrous material which Is states increases, the supply Ho) Browning, estern pressed together to gle the meats will dwindle. And people regional sales manager or appearante and texture of will need their protein from Miles t.aboratnrv, "and they're meat, and various flavorings somnt'whert' . ". I f 7 y - •,. I . = . .'' — - ( - ,- ", ' ' : • . •, - L - - \ ' .-. •_j_ ' - - - .. . " . ' - .I , -- ' \ - The Sanford Herald tuna in vegetable nil, TUNA, AVMADO AND TOMATO OPEN SAND. , selling great. Our business is are added to give the proper "Step right up, folks! We increasing at 8 per cent per taste. have here before you one of the month." "It's possible to duplicate any finest masterpieces of the The new vegetable meats are culinary art, something never marketed in colorful red boxes type of meat on the shelves Hrowning saId id. before seen by the eye of man, under the Morningstar label. today B straight from the great "We're selling them In Eventually. Browning Sandwich last Open o Te V, QOQn. lfJ7ç)qn -- ( 1 • -• ) ) / I - - -- -.• - '- . •-•;-,:; . "- ' - - "-'• ,'" A. contest had ended, fly ED HUTSIIIN(; The Herald Services - 4. —--.-- work with junk. With chill, pick To resume, chili is either cxIn the first place, the chili your materials carefully. tremely hot or extremely wasn't given its proper status Each chili cook (and I am no bland. However, bland chili i among the lawmakers, thanks exception) is of the opinion that like bland curry — forget it. to all those other headijne.gra. his is the only recipe _ just like Now we come to the rousing bing stories, those who make their own battle of what kind of beans to spaghetti sauc use. Pinks, reds, pinto or kidney - Second, the chili recipes that once knew someone who are the bases for chili. I have all did win should turn off prac- t t 's to make a four and found each brings Its tically every chili lover bC spaghetti sauce. You ('fluid own quality to the art form. tween here and the Rio Grande, have done be tter with a can of The kidney is larger, of If those were winners, it bodes red tomato sa uce and some course, and inclined to be a ill for other governmental findhamburger in 15 minutes mite more mushy. I mus t ings. Maybe politics is the art of — but tha t's another story. confess to a certain apostasy in compromise, but no one can Chili comes in two types, that I have toyed, from time to legislate good chili or corn- extremely liquid and extremely Urne, with the idea of using promise on it either. thick, which is a matter for the black-eyed peas. This has never (Jhili-making is an art form cook to decide, come to fruition, but It does lend that is as demanding as Let us pause for a moment a certain piquancy to late night sculpting or sonnet-writing. It and consider the word chili, mulling of what the flavor calls for extreme discipline in Chile is a nation with enough might be like. Dwell upon It, for the scasonmnis, a sound back- hot situations of its own without a ri rn nt + dr:'I think gruwid in the fundamentals of bii:i1' tufutdwith chili slighti) sour Lung of the black cooking and a thorough k nowl- Sever forget that It is always "i eyed peas Juxtaposed upon the edge of materials, You cannot before C." chili flavor. Now there is a mull worth mulling. The secord major decision _ to;t 'l — I1ArFIFS s )yw•:.N I iNKS .iNI ) - ir n The Fore PRICES EFFECTIVE MAY 16 22. 1974 9 TETLEY INSTANT TEA N.,, Fish fillets, lean and whitefleshed, area nutritious choice for meals for a family, inludin those members of it ho are calorie-watchers, Such frozen varieties as Greenland turbot, ocean perch, Pacific pollock and whiting make thrifty main courses. The following recipe for Fish Creole is an excellent dish. Served with rice, we found it a hearty offering. - -- ' of B CECII.V BROWNSTONE Associated Press Food Editor / -- — Fish Fillets Coming To A Ii i' the came at an ill-advised time, favorite chili recipes of six states had been sampled and President Nixon, declining the club's invitation to participate, sent a note applauding the efforts of iix senators in attempting tempting to "emulate the ji'miIus of the California chili makers." The two prize'inning recipes came from the states of Texas and rizona. ..' -- -- Before ' - - . .' Editor's Note: The folIoiIng article was Inspired by the recent great chill debate and cook-off at the National Press Club, In Washington, D.C. 0 - 7 -• If Y our Ch t/1" Is Bland, Forget Having Hot Ti me e27 'I FAIRWAY PHARMALYS 059 15130 - C r I L PICS - - - ' - With all the brouhaha going a IN \ IiW'tori ,iritl Congress so busily engaged, it seems to nie that the recent chili contest - C r If C , J - °z r PRICES EFFECTIVE other selection. Just plain ground beef. In the first place, it costs less and cooks down V? KI 99 I 47 6523 '. i - - (" 1 ..A , - ••- ' — ,'\1 ( / I ;jvf-- K -0 -i -47.7A up heat with age, but this may -V on the other hand, should al. $0 L A 4301 Ofuel It liound fresh or frozen fish lilleLs Salad oil 1 cup rice, cooked and hot Creole Sauce, see below If frozen, thaw fillets. Place in a well-oiled shallow baking pan: if fillets are not free of k1n, place them skm side down becaLse ' will not be turned. Brush fillets with oil. Broli3to4 inches from high heat until fish flakes easily and looks opaque when tested with a fork 10 to 15 minutes. Serve with rice and Creole Sauce. I SPECIALSI 6 BOTTLES *a,. 11 it Hattkod - SM %ave,Per III. ig uji ., 17 91 Ii. kr - Tylenol IIIS• 1'j• O.p*,,P*eC,t$i ( 7 / - '. - , ' - I I — D - %;"\ A \ \ \ / - a , j____,,... , PLUS - sings VAN CAMP ir:iik' CREOIX SAUCE 4shcrs bacon, cut into 1-inch rcwise pieces Large onion, cut in thin PRODUCE - FOLGER'S 100Z. - - (Cliff tal-I Medium green pepper, seeded and cut in thin strips 2 tablespoons flour I-pound can tomatoes. undrained teaspoon sugar INS ANT T c ,,., 'go looline FRESH MISSOURI WHOLE Shortbread Cookies II - -.' - c - - ROAST - . . I 79 FRYERS , J -. Bologna CLIT-Up. FRYERS 2208 LL lb. KRAFT TOMATOE... Ib Basket 00-, LB. YiIb 45C "A A Luncheon A In a 10-inch skillet. over lot .dd flour: cook over rnediu heat. stirring constantly, untili flour i lightly browned, Stir in bacon. onion and green pepper mixture and the remaining ingredients, Sumner. nneovered and stirring often. for about 10 Iflifluit's . FIRST OF THE SEASON NEW McVITE S 4 ZELLWOOD YELLOW TENDER. JUICY Vienna Sausage / Eats iARC.I 59 Pineapples C —'" 1 .; o APt'i i- 99C 1 oc PrcoTf ,P(, I BEER ' ' - 4 •. uu . Cube Steak 1.69 Sir lo n T' 1T1I ' ; $ 59C ) 1) 99 }I, I IMIT (,'t - : SAVE 10 ' ' C WITH THIS COUPON LOG CABIN GAIN -'-- : JX 30 11 FAIRWAY MARKETS EXPIRES 5 77 74 ' : 14 • Danish Rolls ' -' /E r S ? 't (fl .S't1ItI)I P Hi-Lo Milk 71W; . COUPON L TU 59 1 0 ((I SAVE 30C WITH H SYRUP 24o, 85c . u 'CI CRIAY flc Sandwiches iiaiuuvvlc,ues CHIQUITA Banana Loaf -------89c PAIS(() Glazed Donuts . - . - 6/59c Pumpernickel Rolls 6/59c . - • . BRIDES TO BE • 4. Order That Special Cake at Fairway MARGARINE . 'I 59 I - - - , SMOKIER. S M 0 K ED GROUND. FRANKS - - - - !'•''' iII, - I I .3 (,tPt Shrimp ,, •, .04-4 3 169 Frog Legs I C B olo g an h I & Pimento Dinner Franks HORYt t SAUSAt,t '11 Serve liq 6 5c 1h89 l9 3.49 IJ -. CHOPPED SIRLOIN Pickle . Steak Patties Dungeness Crabs ____ % 1 .98 - Lake Smelts ,,, lb ,g 9C : e doubled. In t rOt0fl ; the avcoidngto the size part)' you ldfl final note a When cxtending the recipe, always add onC III two WI(Iitttlflal 'hili iersniptth e palate 155'.oi Sib boo Haddock Fillet 5.6 9 . . . lb C Beef Liver 98c 1 49 FRESH WHOLE FISH FAIRWAY IRISH GRADE A UTRA LARGE OR LARGE Pompano ........ '1.69 "I 1.1 Wieners SMOPtIO Ham Slices 6 9' It"l.48 0-1~ doz. I Add the tomatoes and their l iquid A d d the be ans d Burgundy d flCeSSry, the reserved bean liquid. Here's where the per. sitnal preference comes in: do p)u want it liquid or thick? Cuverand sitimier for at least two hours. Longer cooking won't hurt, but it has to be watched to keep from st'orchiog, Cool and refrigerate for at least one day or even longer, depending on how strong your willpower I& This recipe; which will serve A'(t 5ti1,Iti IMPERIAL ,.$' BIGGER, -! pepper and celery and cook in several minutes. - - )L'qft( teakettes Brown I FAIRWAY MARKETS EXPIRES 52274 .29c Veal Patties LIMIT 4 --- 6 PAKS Nut Loaf a Cheese Food 2 II & the p-it oven until Onions turn )ellow . Add the seasonings, break up the red pepper and add. Stir for It) A ( --69 . 1b —c Date 98' 1 48 cess, so keep an eye on and add a cup or so, if necessary. When cooking is done, drain beans and reserve the liquid. Some cooks prefer tolet the beans soak overnight before cooking. This is not the least bit necessary and tends to make the JJ om Lcous WIT.i CPI AM cimsi -.- - - 1 69 i * r---- Cucumbers ' SIRLOIN TIP ROAST CHEF DELIGHT ZESTY C ea 13-13-0 Steak 10 rl 59C SUPIII 0 - - - 7 Calls... . . Chuc k - 1110 70c R.F. Castle lb. - 3 79 QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED g ' BA DELIGHTS c- , U S 0 A CHOICE BONELESS 11ft Salad ' 4 9C 3 1b Batj _ STEAKS HORMEL 29 3 - .. - - Napkins Po tato 59C ,itu .. Trash Can Liners APPLES I0 - 041111 OLD MILW"AUKE Cheese .. Joy Liqui RED ROME for a warm welcome . 14 .8 Swiss Cheese Spread---------- . . - PAUL Bite Size Bars f'T,JP çqc - Onions "New Castle" 1 H','ITU,f 33c F riskie Squash to your 3 3. fb49c t AIRWAY PI'Mø,T(j -. , Great Ground Beef - Radishes Call 8316370 lb -- (.1 itO RAk in the area? For Great Hamburgers '''-— ' ,'Ir Mushrooms New Sao 49C 49C Sweet Corn Imnn ___ Corned Beef Brisket 1108 69C BLACK FOREST PORK SP ARE ARE RIBS Well, KOSHER STYLE WHOLE College Cream Cookies Cheddar Crackers Ito ImPoRTED -. 4,, I .Dutch Loaf vo lt C cup Burgundy i° Wash and pick stones and culls out f beans. Place bean pot with water and salt and cook at a slow boil until almost done. The beean should be firm tu the bite. Since it lam more cooking an)-way, err on the side of underdone. More water may have to be added during thIs first cooking pro- 59C ayonnatse - - MORRELL'S FRESH MISSOURI fty4a 1i - 19 $ Coffeemate GRADE A " '.' - CUP chopped celery 24 lb. ground IA-'ef tsp. paprika 2tsps chili powder 1' Lips. salt 2 dried red chili peppe r 2 cups tomatoes ' TREATS PR IDEFR ESH - • - GPIATOPCOUII Ido;echoppig;irijc cup chopped green bell PcPPtr a cup chopped oniir; DELI Z - PORK 3 cups water tsp. salt 's cup olive oil •- SUNNYLAND FRESH BUTT A j? 17 17to20It, a (Cut Up Fie) HIGHLAND c 6 Palo 69 Carnation 1 29 59 SHO U.4li ' PORK LOIN lb- 88' It ,,, ' COFFEE SALAD _1* on U 39C 1 KEEBLER c 1202 IPSYAT aREAKrAST ______ strips °' L ayer Cake Mixes -- •IW 4 Pork & Beans '... J ( 29 Gatorade v— FRESH ' I I? OZ Rig DEPOSIT .,.,( ' .. $4 Mylanta / ORANGE ORLIMI 3 1. 2 RI G 2)3 1 - FAIRWAY BRE 100 fAfIt I TS —. — heal. cook bacon until ffisp: %i ith a slotted spoon remove bacon and drain on brown paper. To bacon fat in skillet add onion and green pepper: cook genUy. stirring often. until tranvarent. will) a slotted spoon remove and set aside. To for the chili is the choice of meat. I prefer ground beef. Tfiat's right. 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It was about 3:30 a m when raeli jet, bombed, rocketed and Israeli command reported that and Syria slon stormed the school where three killed" the Ian capital three guerrillas pounded on strafed seven refugee camps it. jets hit guerrilla positions In Beirut, the leader of the In Maalot, helicopters tilted Arab gunmen xplos1ves hung door of a Maalot home, said se arSIdonaidBeI Premier but that oyr1 they were police looking for ess than 24 it was "purely a military oper. sponsibility for the Maalot mas- stricken hilltop town. Weeping i m concerned s and girls hostage since terrorists, then killed the couple hours alter the Maalot school. atlon"and refugee camps were sacre vowed peared on a television screen in lack of protection. You s to struggle against villagers scrubbed blood from dawn and threatened th joswho lived there and one of their house massacre, the Lebanese not deliberately hit. the corner a Kissinger's peace mission "Un the schoolhouse floor. A ISe 76-year-o tied the police and troops in themtopIecesunles,t1e Israeli children.Ababywasfoundaafe Defense Ministry said. Northern Israel was on the lii the end." im. grandmoth er promised that dark streets and told them the under year-old schooltx,y named Yo. government freed a bed where It mother— 111 There were no immediate re- alert after security forces dis.the government—any Israeli raiders should have been Nayefflawatmeh, head of the set pounded his head with his prisoned guerrilla,. seven months pregnant— ports of casualties. covered another band of Arab Popular Democratic Front, told fist and cried: "My frienda I" the children were killed government—will do whatever caught before they invaded the apparently had pushed it. "All The latest Middle East viG- guerrillas slipped across the a news conference that Kissin- were killed." it can to cut off the hands that village about 3 a.m. by the terrorists,,, a mill WednesA few minutes law the gun. 0 lence raised fears that Secre. Lebanese border during the ger was tary Intend to harm a child or an day. Occasional fist "serving mainly Israel It was night. The terrorist source said. "It was all over fights men said a In cheery "Good tary of State Henry A. Kissin- night, Radio Israel said. All and American Interests in the tragedy was over, and Israel a second. The Arabs started adult, In a city or in a village." erupted. morning, are there any children (Related Story on Page UA) schools were closed to prevent Middle East. To put it bluntly, mourned dead — 20 Jewish shooting the kids immediately Israel awai d te th e re ta lia ry ns to ide?" to th e Janitor at the After the storming of the i any repetition of the massacre we will spare no effort to foil the children massacred In Maalot's Israeli soldiers entered the strike across the border ger 's efforts to achieve a dis- at Maalot on Wednesday, In Kissinger mission." which schoolhouse, furious villagers village school. Then they shot school; a man, his wife and building." has followed every major at. tried to hit Defense Minister him and charged into the engagement of Syrian and Is- which 20 Israeli schoolchildren Kissinger new to Syria from child murdered In their home; a The three gunmen died wi th ta ck by guerrillas from neigh- Moshe Dayan, and soldiers had raeli forces on the Golan were killed. Israel to continue his efforts at soldi er killed In the attack on their victfr. boring Lebanon, five miles to Link hands to protect him. Sleeping inside were more Heigh ts front would be set back Officials said the guerrillas achieving a disengagement the school, and an Arab woman "I fe ll to th e fl oor and my nor th of Maalot. But th this time an 100 teen-agers from a rellconsiderably, The mayor demanded that cut the barbed-wire border pact on the embattled Golan shot in an ambush, friends lay on top of me," said the guerrilla organization gious that school at the nearby town army veterans in the village The Lebanese said a total of fence near Manors, a small heights front, but there were There was grief, too, for the Yosef as he sat weeping in the claimed responsiblity for the armed. The National of of Safad. They were touring 36 Israeli jets took part in the farm settlement on the western fears the latest escalation of 74 wounded, most of them chil- Maalot clinic. "There was gun- attack, the Popular Democratic Schools requested guards Council for a ll Biblical sites in northern Ga. raids and "were forced to flee edge of the Israeli panhandle violence In the Middle East dren. fire all over. I jumped out a Front, said the attack was frontier schools. thee; several teachers were o m I m $0 1" 0 0 r Z ISfl ey ' s _ = C#) 0 0 •i = — I_-I 0 W L l n 4= 20 0 U 0 4. 1 - - perimental Prototype Commu terms." M W 3 0 -ri ILL39 o ;2 - 111 19 . 30 19 I 1 2 C * 0 C) C "I —C)o co cc * L1J F -- m " 0 0 0 L 4 Thursday,Mayl6,1974—Sanford,FI0r1da32771 6óthYear,No.fl9 PricelOCents. :. • -~•• • ating officer, told the American lions more via television, You h Center e Assis nS ire __ - ;4. I • ... Center and his deputy have center supervisor In West Palm and one worker offered Sell him an Ounce for $20. been tired for their handling of Beach. "I'm saying that I don't a drug charges made by a former Abbott, who flew to Sanford belie ve the charges," Abbott employe against fi ve dentention Wednesday, today told ce nter colleagues. Herald Bensinger and Brown said. "The employes will Kurt Bensinger, suspended as were fired "due to their ad- remain on duty." "It Is my understanding that ministrative errors" in C 'flie __________ -- " w0 . z . I .'( French Ambassador Jean Herl,but thedIp1omatneededs code signa l by radio from agentsof theguerrlllasinparis before they would talk to him. j"r ___ - .- —' •f Tile signal - - - ___ TI B1 I I r e o ove r, • - . 'AND I H E ANGELS SING... ernment azuiounced that, for STUDENTS AT All Souls School in Sanford celebrated the May Crowning of the Virgin Mother o G with religious songs an a the first time in its history, it would comply with the guwrillas' demands. garland of flowers. I I I I • I I im "On the bodies of children, we do not fight wars," said Mrs. 4teLr. The state radio broadcast the news in Hebrew, and the hostages translated it for their captors. "We thought we would orce unties r 1 • u -- "The coded password could not arrixe in time." Laid Irdormation Minister Shimon Peres. "The tefforisU refused to extend their deadline to kffl the childr" At 2:15 p.m., the uH g. - • never arrived. 7U same thing happened to Rorna. nian Ambassador Ion QMd. _........J be freed," said a blonde schoolgirl as she was carried to • Nlarch 28 incidunt lt,ddirw t,, thc no charges will be pressed by an ambuLmce later. the state attorney's office in the matter," Abbott added. Twenty prisoners were taken Earlier this week, State Atty. from prisons and sent to Ben. Abbott Herring said the case ByBOBUOYD Herring, Eagan and Boyles extortion, Eagan said, noting N ons Airport where a United sought the federal Law was being investigated by his ati ne waited City Editor Enforcement Assistance will each contribute assistant 'these operations exist In all office, but that "we still need them to Danuuxvj. ne gun. A strike force to combat Administration grant last year state attorneys, investigators three judicial circuits." some additional Information." organized me In eight cen. for their eighteenth and ninth and secre taries for the strike men shouted that they would "The strike force will 9 Also fired Wednesday was tral and northcentral Florida judicial circuit counties, force. Eagan and Herring t to free hail children when the said identify organized crime 8 former Seminole Sheriff's Sgt. counties will be established Herring said the strike force the grant funds p risoners reached thei r will primarily representatives—the front men Johnny Wright, but Abbott said w ithin the next three week,, will now cover the four ad- be used for salaries plus tax, in destination. The rest of the vesting in real estate and Wright's firing stemmed from Seminole-Brevard Sta te Atty. ditional counties of the seven th corporate law and criminology es hostag would be taken with business—as well an administrative foul-up Abbott Herring said today. as the gunmen on an other plane to 1 consul ta n ts. judicial circuit, repr esentatives of recognized between Bensinger and the the S yrian capital and freed Sources said the new strike Mafia families over the Gov. Reubin Askew anA headquarters site for the iSFlorida Department of Law there The i i government It nounced a $160,000 federal member strike force has not force will also draw upon nation," Eagan said. •.t Enforcement, grant for staffing the strike been pinpointed but Eagan facilities and personnel of the The Sta te's Attorneys said reluctantly a Hy John A. Spolski Abbott said the FDLE ap. force Thursday. Herring said said, "It will be central In the Florida Department of Law they hope to set up a 11* other three Arab prisonparently failed to report on the strike force will operate In area to be covered." Enforcement. sophisticated crime-lighting ers whose freedom was dcIn the dreamer's world, we Wright's prior arrest record Seminu,e, Brevard, Volusia, ,The strike force will be The strike force will conforce and if it is successful and manded were brought to Maahave a tendency of wanting OF~ and departure from the Flagler, St. Johns, independent be able to centrate on the largest Putnam, and sources "shows results" over the next lot. Blindfolded, they talked / someone dse Sheriff 's department after he Orange and Osceola Counties freely traverse coun ty lines," of revenue for organized crime year they will seek every with the guerrillas through Today, let's reverse tile /Z pleaded no contest on a fire under State's Attorneys Eagan said, noting that in the eight counties including possible source of funding— loudspeakers. The French and situation These are some Of the arms l . Herring, Bob Cagan and prosecution of cases filed will lotteries, sports bookmaking, federal, state and local—to Romanian ambassadors awaitpeople I'm glad I'm not Abbott said Wright "will not Stephen Bo)les 1//i I ta ke place in th e count) of major illicit drug distribution, keep the strike force in ed nearby. But no code word MOSHl DAYAN he I Fl / be rehired" regardless of prostitution loan sharking and operation venue Eagan Herring and originally proper came from Paris or Bucharest I AB101 I couldn't win. Had he permitted outcome of court-imposed six the terrorists to go free, the firing of Johnell Jackson of months probation in the gun • former 6 Days' War hero would (enea case but declined to elaborate. • Itave been chastized as be* A sheriff's vice squad plan to Taking over as temporary too lenient. And now that there test Jackson's charges by superintendent of the Sanford have been 20 students killed.., having him set up a drug "buy" detention center, now down to s s They're already standing in at the center never came off 10 employes, supervising 14 line for Doyan's scalp. when Sheriff John Polk called juveniles will be Brevard DYS By DONNA ESTES and prepare plans for the fringe committee be formed to review hang up" ahead on the proposed "To have one plan done by local DYS officials who in turn Detention Center chief Robert Herald Staff Writer city-county areas. and coordinate all the plans into funding, noting the four South one group that is acceptable to Another is WILLIAM called Besinger, Polk admitted Vinkowski, Abbott said a single one and negotiate Seminole cities position has all the governing bodies is hist week. No appeal by Bensinger, CASSELBERRY — Sanford In addition Morris suggested differences. been that the county should impossible," Morris said. "If After finding a blindfold at Jackson was fired by Brown or Wright Is possible, he City Commissioner John Morris that a Joint cities-county Embree predicted a "big completely finance one plan, each city sets its own plan and the SLA hideout, which they Besinger six hours after added , because all three were acted as peacemaker again then each sits do wn with the assume was being forced onto making the charges to sheriff's new state employes and still Wednesday night, pushing .: ,others and negotia tes In good Patty Hearst, one must wonder detectives. working tinder a six-month through a partial compromise faith those areas In conflict, whether the kidnarled daughter However, Abbott said today, probationars period. in the county-cities dispute ovu~ is fighting her parents and funding and implementation of dong what he was elected to society against her own free the proposed county land will or not. lanning act. If the county fands a plan for The three-man CALNO everyone, the taxes of every Still others are the I'ARENTh Council of Local Government-s tDeiails on Page 7Ai citizen in Seminole will have to Area deaths of those children beint' held in committee including Morn be raised Morris said $C Turkey because thv) Aery Bridge BA11'N', Mrs, Dorts E. County Commissioner Dick Sanford City Planner David Calendar caught with marijuana of (Iasselberr V, hams and Casselberr I'arr also urged that a city. 6413 Classified ads Perhaps Mom and Dad are Council Chairman Tom county group set density and that Comics ....... 5C rejoicing because Embree tentatively agreed to a other standards so that idenCrossword puzzle government reduced the for-5C formula, saying they would tical zonIng requirements can Dear Abby mzr life stmtence to "only 12 3C Yesterday's high 93 low take Morris' ideas back to their be adopted county-wide. Dr. Crane years" Instead. -511 this morning 64. lUre was respective governLig bodies. The committee set another ..6A Editorial comment Can you remember all of the .3,5 of an inch of rainfall Morris' plan Is that the meeting for 7:30 pm., May 29 at ..5J Entertainment fun you and I have had in the recorded the at county fund 100 per cent r-•:.the Chelsea ritleco.In Sanford. Ibroscope past 12 years? Now, these Agricultural Center in planning studies for primary Hospital notes people are going to forfeit that Sanford and 1.50 Inches The committee was ap. and roads secondary IB pleasure ... and all because of %Natlonal News recorded in Ca3selberry. po inted Altamonte Springs throughout Seminole primary some 'grass.Public notice.i Mayor Norman Floyd, CALNO Daytona Beach tides fri drainage, water and ~wers and 10-IIA &wietv Friday—high 4:45 a.m., the unincorporated areas. Sports All of these thoughts return 5:18 p.m.; low 10:50 a.m., this month to work out dif. Each of the cities would ...... .-7A me to the Indian Prayer: State V LA. 11:27 P. m.; Port ferences among the members. prepare and fund their awn 513 "Grant that I may not criticize Vv' Canaveral—high 4:28 urn., All the governing bodies in plans, the county would prepare World News ....... 12A my neighbor until I have 5:10 p.m.; low 10:49 a.m., Sem i no l e are mem bers of COUNTY FUNDING WOULD CAUSE HIGHER TAXES and fund its plan and the cities walked a mile in his moe11:16 P.m. CAUNO except Mtrris (right) tells Embree and Williams and county jointly would fund Oviedo 9~~ 00 (7) • . they wanted to negotiate wi th . L novative ideas in Industry and several months. But he did not science and permit them to be re veal costs or say how the test ed in the experimental development would be finanowcase near this central ced Disney fi to 0 At 1140 the terrorists said , ".. 0 X 0 - demanded They said If the government did n'tcomply by 6 p.m. they would blow up the building and all those inside. Mrs Meir was awakened at 6 a.m. with the news. Her cabinet met at 9 and stayed In emergency session all day. Blood plasma and fleets oj ambulances were dispatched to Nlpalot. Hospitals in the district w ere cleared for action said that participating superintendent without pay he found "not one single shred Florida city. By CHRIS NELSON His remarks were released businesses would pay put of Friday afternoon, and John of evidence" to subsUntiate here. Herald Staff Writer the development costs. Jackson's charges that five Brown, were formally "Mons of dollars annually No estimates were The superintendent of the minated" late Wednesday by detention center employes are already spent to develop the city's size or population, Sanford Juvenile Detention De nny Abbott, DYS, detention admitted smoking ma ri juana p '... Marketing Association In Phila. and the press," he said. delphia Wednesday that the Walker said detailed planning goal is to bring together in- would get under way In the next ta _ .--.- .,.- . firm's president and chief oper. each year, and countless mfl- 0-3, -a C., P'J '-- .. position, an industrial park and ideas and techniques pioneered an experimental housing cen- byscientlstsandtndustrlalists tar. at EPCOT will "help American The concept was first pro- Industry create new markets posed by Walt Disney before his that they never before knew cxdeathtnl966butthlststheflrst isted." public disclosure of it general "It will be a showcase to the outline, world, playing to a live au' E. Cardon Walker, the Disney dience of over 10 million people '% IL _________ 'I 0 P I W Q - At' 1 11* IN '4 44é I I ' -- Officials say Its development nity's acronym, "proposes to will rival the S600-million, 2,50 bring together the best thinking acre Wait Disney World In cer, and the best ideas in a brand tral Florida in both size and new way — in a living commueconomic impact. nity that will always be In a The project would include a state o 'becomi ng."' permanent International ex-Walker predicted that new -0 0 ' i to CO) V) Q) CJ prisoners whose freedom they ORLANDO, Fla (AP)—Walt new technologies," Walker Disney Productions has an- said. "But most of these Ideas nounced plans for an ultra-futu- and concepts are never put ristic mini-city called the Ex: work, never tested in human > CA 'J To Start Soon 9 C13 ED withthem. About20chi!dren, one of tht'ir teachers and their bus driver .scapedt' jum ping fr, , _____ '- . 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Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, May 15, 1974 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 15, 1974. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 15, 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/362423c6f6a78ac8e1f9e8ae6a8e27e7.pdf 89ec2442f596bd427012c73d580634dc PDF Text Text - WIl(fl Hotel May Zoom Prices _.- I - ]it] ____________ the expense acco.t, you may thing has changed," Brener commodations for six, a dining hour room service, high quality have to recalibrate your stand- states, aluding to higher land, room table and a patio. food, security and the like ards by 19&). Prices are likely building and operating costs. But luxury hotels and motels, and charge more for them. to soar. The outlook for lower-priced That's the considered opinion hotels also is affected, Brener of an executive with Helrnsley. says, because it Is nearly im. Spear, a big teal estate owner- possible to get costs per room operator whose hospitality divi. below $30,000, at least here. The ii sian acts as consultant, broker number of rooms in New York and manager of hotel and motel has decreased every year since . / properties. 1964. "By the end of th e 1970s a The occupancy problem is I I :-.-r ______ luxury double room In New likely to be critical also for .• -1 York or in any major American commercial hotels and motels, -' -. city will be $100," states Steven which Brener believes will find L / Brener, who heads the hospi. the business customer a less re tality division. A good con- liable source of income, mainly r vention hotel, he adds, will cost because of a shorter work week. '' $70 a day. Already, he states, some hComparable prices today are tels are studying the possibility THE "SUNSIIINERS of Central Florida" temporary resident at the center, has as $45to$Sofortwoand$40to$5Qa' of closing one clay a week in brought the holiday spirit to Sanford Nursing projects entertainment of shut-ins and the day for one person in a luxury order to cut labor costs, and and Convalescence Center patients last handicapped, working with troubled hotel. Conventional hotel prices many of them might carry out weekend with a one-hour musical program. The range from $30 to $50 for two in their plans If the four-day week youngsters and conducts prison reform group, newly organized by Dean Boutwell, a arooni. and l20to$40 for one. In continues to gain in popularity. programs. both cases there are extreme Adaptations to a changing k xecpt IO flS. clie n tele are already being Land and construction costs made by many motels. Specialare so great today, Brener says, ty arrangements are devel' I $ that a new luxury estab- aping. Honeymoon motels are lishment would cost its devel- popular, as are those equipped opers $50,000 and up per room, to handle busines.t seminars. The Industries involved in The laborer, grower, the can be initiated on the farm, Conner says, to eliminate as In some instances, he claims, Domed motels with year-round marketing the Florida winter shipper, thicker, terminal or Conner said. A large vegetable many operational problems the cost could run to $75000. swimming pools are attracting vegetables and fruits are warehouse receiver or the grower in Florida has that truckers and other hanIn Brener's opinion, that customers, making an all-out effort to hold supermarket receiver and the established a policy of turning dlers will encounter as possible. means a hotel not only must Tuw efficiency unit motel also down the cost of food with back-door store deliveries must off his diesel tractors when the According to the trucking in- charge very high room rates is coming back, mainly to acenergy-conserving practices streamline their individual operator is not actually dustry, routes and terminal but must be assured ofrelative- commodate families with according reetthrint to save the machine. The shIoo1ni and - to Commissioner of operations - truck turn- oiieratini . --------. -------...--.o Agruhure, Doyle Conner. He around time to offset the delays grower reports that this geared to a constant supply praised the lr4ustryancgurgetj resulting from the fuel shor- practiceLssavingas much as2o operation. Fuel sacrifices • ,-•.. that they try to Implement full tage. percent on fuel. because of the energy crisi3 ill - •:.• • • • . • palletization and other efforts Conservation-efficiency can require alterations. The pickup .. • • "Again, we must call on the begin with the workers who and delivery schedules that to improve marketing ,.q. IL_I.•, j • '.'' ' • consumer to understand many pack crates or trim vegetables, already are well-established ficlency. , I 1* I I. • 1\ things about agriculture that Any time saved means less will be disrupted and will have ,,.~'[" r 1 .'.1 I' • ' •1 Conner said, "Any im- she normally would not think time that the trucker will have to be altered. i ii, i "I palrment In the delivery and about or even care about. But to wait for a load at a market The high cost of tightening-up s'5' ', • shipping routines or any experiences has taught us she dock or ramp. Proper crating, will show up in labor, taxes, . • Ii 4 slowdowns resulting from the begins to care when the cost of proper sealing, any little thing fuel, equipment depreda ti on, I( v,: I .1 Al' 11111 'P energy crisis will Increase the consequences dig in to her food that prevents someone else Insurance and added equipment ral WI U 1 U J ''"/ 't c price of food. Less food on the budget and shorten her food having to do the same th ing Conner noted. Consequently, /I. f./i-: ••• ' jM: 'ii market Inevitably means more bu ying dollar." over again, will save time, any improvement in marke ting '' I bidding for that short supply." Energy conservation steps k Saving time is essential, efficiency will allay the on-the. •0 ,, NW T F'-i ' • shelf cost of food. / '• 'I • Indicated reductions in -'C.,'Y' • . I ' • 1' average speed must be offset by 11 " as much efficiencyI . ; .. . I , :. ( ,~i ds Un ion By CHRIS NELSON Herald Staff Writer With the trial of his boss still to come, Daniel Evans, a plumber's union official from Altamonte Springs, is in 'minole County Jail today after being found guilty of harges he hired and conspired with the three men who !)urned the Air Flow Air Conditioning truck fleet in (asselberry on Sept. 19. A four-man, two-woman Seminole Circuit Court jury debated for three hours Thursday before setting the stage for the scheduled May 22 trial of union business manager William K. Beck, 55, of Orlando, indicted with Evans but granted a separate trial. Evans, 26, a "special representative" for Plumbers and Steamfitters Local 803, Orlando, stood red-laced but Unshaking as each juror pronounced him guilty of hiring convicted arsonist Benjamin Franklin Hanes. Judge Robert McGregor, ignoring defense pleas that Evans be set free on bond pending his scheduled June 10 sentencing, ordered the young organizer jailed until a presentence Investigation is completed by parole and probation office. Evans, who denied charges he participated in the Air Flow -- - _____ SUNSHINERS ENTERTAIN SHUT-INS I Citrus Industry Fig h ts --•- WILLIAM BECK Facing trial argaining i f ..---'-. r 1 i - - - - - - - - - - - U4-14 4J has cleared its first Senate committee. But the sponsor of the Senate version says he's working on some changes. By a 6-0 vote, the Senate Judiciary Committee approved the bill (HB2028) Th ursday and sent it to the Ways and Means Committee. The committee heeded the wishes of Senate President Protern Louis do la Parte, D-Tampa and sponsor of the Senate version, in approving the House bill. The Judiciary Committee has already approved the Senate • j' • % ' • _____ Cent _____ Fl t rra , C -i ty,,.-jan,oru, Florida .,&,, u Fr ida y, A pr il \k ,, outri Year, No. p,,-, 266 Price 10 Cents t #' The Expense Doesn' t Ratio Of A Fund Mean It Isn 't Any Good consequences that we're tr.i takes innumerable adBy CARLTON SMITH fund wasting the money you've Expense ratio can also be mlnistrators to keep track of turned over to It for In- shown as percenta ge of income, each of these cost categories. Formulas for picking a vestment? Shouldn't you look d A trucker, for rxample, is mutual fund frequen tl y advise for a fund where they aren't Income means dividends an ai!mwedby law a 15-hour day, 10 interest, NOT you to take a close Wit at a such free spenders? gains, or profits hours straight driving, rive fund's "expem ratio." Not necessarily. To most en stock that has risen It, hours rest; any trip longer th4n aIue.)Let ssa) our fund gets a That would seem to make mutual fund Investors, 'ex10 hours will require an adsense. Isn't a fund that spends, a paw ratio" is another of life's two per cent yield on its asisets, ditional driver-each being lot of money just on nwing the little mysteries. And because or income of $2 million. Its ratio poid for that same 15-hour trip; of expenses to income is then 40 or it's not well understood, a single driver can stop for five hours. This driver saiesmen will scmetimes try to per cent. peeUnd X Is What's the significance of arrangement Is only possible on FACTS your best buy because of its low such information to the trucks with sleepers. •• ' expense ratio, when potential in vestor? If he sees Again, it's not necessarily so. that Fund A's expense ratio is Lhroughraffic states require a Let's try to dispel some of the much lower than Fund B's tax 10 pass through or mystery beclouding expense doesn't that tell him someth ing the purchase of fuel In lieu of -.~l ratios. tax. If a driver can't get fuel for important? his money, it' s all for taxes. A mutual fund's expenses Unfortunately, no. Especially Insurice is usually based on ~Ll_ A. . -gin with the fee paid to its if he s looking at ratio of exI I I , ,-- - , investment adviser, or pense to income. For let's say driven. Extended time for runs 'I , . management cicompany - that Fund A . -11 is a growth fund, will incrcase insurance costs. k __ ~ * . generally 1~ per cent of the while Fund B is an income fund GrapWcally, now on a cost = it fund's net assets. Thus a fund Each has expenses of W.000. It .9 with assets of $100 million Growth funds invest in mer has no control over tryingThere were 2,730,242 farms would pay a management fee of wth stocks. wth corn. times, manmade or r.atural, is with a total acreage of nearly $500,000a' profits arerogene rally clearly shown. The crops are Li billion according to the 1970 In addition, the fund has its plowed back Into expansion and good; the harvests are nearing U.S. Census. In 1972, there was own expenses of peak for good quality of doing business, growth, t aid a total annual average of which might typicall produce and fruit. But! The fuel y come to Fund A therefore 4. i" 03.000 farryi employes another $300,00. Total ex- has rel,aUvely little income - shortage is on and ffie farmers say $1 million, which shoots anl 1950's 9,926,000 farm e expense ratio up to 30 pet cenL They are conserving energy as A fund's expense ratio can b worker. The World Almanac •' • "L '• SLEEP CENTER . 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Education Commissioner "In my Judgment there are Earlier, Christian denied re. • IMA Floyd ChrisIan met with educa- ports he had changed his 1) j. features In the House bill that t tion division directors In his tion on resigning. are good that are not In theDAY Y ii, Capitol office today to discuss Se nate bill," he said, BICYCLES WILL be safety taped and 'fli(! grand jury that indicted of a nine-state bicycle safety promotion. the possibllty of resigning, dep. The committee approved an brochures will be distributed by Sanford *4b Education Commissioner Floyd VFW Patrolman Larry Monti with Pest Commander uty commissioner Shelley o usee 'hristian is seeking to continue amen ien Post 10108 and its Auxiliary K) John A. Spolski li ary Unit Saturday, Ii Boone said. John D. Benskc and Auxiliary President Anna proposed by Sen.WH i lliam 'l' a.m., at the local Dairy Queen store with ChrJstian, who was indicted its inquiry as a House coril, lespie, D-New Smyma Beach, Crouse safety-tape Afar), Crouse's bicycle. cooperation from the police department as part looks into possible im- to exempt the special Volusia Laughed all the way in to Wednesday on bribery, perjury mittee peachinent proceedings 'intl co nspirac y c harges (IC. Ccounty Act on collective barI work this morning while Leon Count Grand g aining from the bill's ovilistening on my car radio to a request for an extension was sions. Gillespie said the local record by Ray Stevens called sent to Gov. Reubin Askew on act was working well and . . -The Streaker." Fun-ftw! Thursday by Circult Judge should be left alone until the Like the story we had in U.S. CostOf L" 0 Ju s . John A. Rudd. An aide said that new bill is tried out. yesterday's edition about those Askew probably would quickly The Judiciary Committee did two "peek-a-streahers" who grant the request not allow public testimony on were wearing only topcvats and the House bill. would quickly open and close not who wha r r! "We're rapidly reaching the I ^ their cover at passing cars. :to j point in time where if we don't vestigate But h said "other Unfortunately, they picked an ., send a vehicle to the Senate allegations and circunistanLes unmarked cop's car ... and /. __ WASHINGTON iAl)) -- first qu,arter of 1951 during the With inflation continuing una- conLrol before the cowitry can Wive come to its attention that floor. then the seven justices "cooled" it a short lime later across the street will write a Sharply higher food prices and Korean War, suggest the need for further in. bated, the Labor Department fully recover from its current the local bastille, collective bargaining bill," a record jump in industrial quir). The gloomy economic report said buying power of American economic slowdown. Committee Chairman Dan pcices pushed the cost of living was the second in two days. workers fell nine-tenths of 1 per The Commerce Department Understand that the local The grand jury also asked Scarborough, 1)-Jacksonvi ll e, up 1.1 per cent in March as the ce nt In March to a level 4.7 per reported the first quarter in. Commerce Department rebowling lanes had an uninvited State Atty. T. Edward Aus- said at the beginning of the worst inflation in a quarter flation rate - the worst since cen- ported Thursday that the Gross cent below a year ago. streaker wearing nothing but a tin and his assistants continue committee meeting. tury held its grip 1951 in its report Thursday on on the econo- National Product -the nation's i LI paper bag over his head, ,-i as special prosecutors beca'se Scarborough was referring to my, the government reported total cutput of goods and ser- I f l i the country's Gross National When I asked the person irs of the "complete and vol- the state Supreme Court, which today. vices - fell at a 5.8 per cent Product, the measure of value telling me this tall (oop! tuninous" evidence they had has fteatened to implement o! the nation's output of goo& LAC. ilIum, if he had his 1"he I.abor U),epartinent -,od Lnnual rate, the first decline in gathered guidelines for collective bar- last and services. bosling ball along, too, they month's rise cent consumer three years and the biggest I'ItEl) IICKiNS1JN gaining, included in the WASHINGTON AP) A top The report also showed the 1968 xi e 10 2 r cent hi 'her than looked at me like I didn't quite The Joint Legislative Audit- Florida °P in 16 years. .Charter assist' Constitution, if the legAlthough the Nixon adminis- Commerce Department official economy during the first quaring Committee asked for ago. tie most in an 12understand the situation. the in- isinture fails to ionth period since an identical tration says it expects the econ- says inflation in the second ter declined at a 5.8 per cent Heck I don't neighbors. After dined comment as he left the vestigation last month after Gillespies's amnmnendment amy to turn around in the W. qua rter this ye.- will be as bad annual rate, the first economic conducting one of 11,5 own. Th rise in 1948 having bowl ed for more than 14 half-hour meeting. e exempting Volusia County from and half of the year, some gay- or worse than the 10.8 per cent decline in three years and the years on the local scene Boone told newsmen, "We conunittee a'so asked for the the bargaining act was opposed For the first quarter of 1974. ernment analysts predict the rate for the first three months. biggest drop in 16 years. appointment of a spec.-al proseisollietitnes without bowling talked about alternatives.. the by SLarborough, who said it mrisuiner prices rose at a seaSidney L. Jones, assistant next three nionths wi11 be as The Labor Department was Shoes), I knew there are some possibility of whether he should titoi', would oper. the door to cx- sonally adjusted annual rate of bad or worse than the Inflation commerce secretary for eco- scheduled to release today fig. you can slip by without- resign or go through with the Committee documents turned empting other local acts from 145 per cent, highest in any for the first three months of the nornic affairs, also said in. tires on the increase In conand a bowling ball ain't one of trial, Over to the grand jury included the bill three-month period since the nation must be brought under sumner prices during March eir theni! "No decision was reached in a memorandum from Robert that room to my knowledge," liussey allegedly saying that Try to catch that Stevens he said, adding that Christian Christian, indicted Wednesday recording ...It's a real gas! would confer later with his on 19 counts of perjury, bribery attorney, Joseph Jacobs. and conspiracy, had promised , ,toss 000dlookiog sportswear s to be exponsive? Wrangler Is living proof stat it isn't necessarily sot "Hand.Me.Down" faded blue denim pants beautifully styled with embroidered Sties 44-18. Magnificently f09PW with a matching faded blue denim cropped jacket wi'h embroidered yoke roundod collar. Sties I S-MI. Long SVCuut1On ' I front western shirt hi with flap pockets. S pct. Forlrel polyester, 3$ * cotton " print. pct. ' ue, red, Sites 30.35 J 1e ;• @am - Wrangler is doing something about it Christian u ry y (•. 10,041,000 family and 3,321,000 1100 million, or eight tenths oa million results in a nice low of food will be kept as low as hired farm employes in 1920. Pa" cent, expense ratio of 1.6 per cent. possible, Conner emphasized. And - ~, , -I ~,&~&~_'~~4 - tving Fund B invests for income, are willing to try other prac. since that's the name of s tices that will save energy. And (arm workers and 1,145,000 assets. In the example a bove. It game, and gets a five per cent again, the end res ult as it has hired workers compared to would be the ratio of $800,000 to yield on assets. Its income of 15 been for years, wi ll be the price GALs IT DANIEL EVANS Found guilty ' average j?jtuø tjoj~es too lo t IU(' 4 . n BICYCLE SAFET 'I - ot4 .2 - %. . -- 1 __4 i V11 6- i '- : i". 4' P * I Ts - ALMANAC CtRNISSNJISE UN1J.INLj. P:6t* a A - • To Probe Banks ,-i, '•. - " - %IY444 iiil~~ 1IW - -~ . -1.4 Hurdl e TAt LAHASSFE, Fla (AP) A House -approved bill to es- . vveicomes You To i ., - _______________ J .!' 4 I CI 19%a r ,s -' .1 - prentice," Arthur Brunden, and the arson driver, Kilce Mullins, all of Orlando. Hanes has been sentenced to six months to five years for the arson, with the other men receiving sIx months to two years for their roles. Br-unden, 17, confessed to actually setting fire to 25 of Air Flow's fl trucks, confirmed the crucial points of Hanes' testimony, and added a charge himself-that Evans personally handed him six sticks of dynamite for an unsuccessful bombing attempt against Air Flow owner 0. R. Cousineau. Brundon and Hanes said Evans visited Hanes' Orlando home on many occasions prior to Air Flow, and Hanes said he considered the arson deal sealed after a Sunday meeting at an Orange County restaurant where Evans handed him $150 in small change. Evans admitted making what he called a personal loan, witnessed by his wife, an Orange County school teacher, and Brundon, but said he broke into the family's glass cat piggy bank to help out a fellow union member pleading for help. He also admitted visiting Hanes' home more than a dozen times prior to Air Flow, but said it was at the request of a union superior who simply wanted Hanes, former Macon, Ga. chief dogcatcher, to accept legitimate plumbing Jobs. 1f7F! " L _'"1 1 B . ftk, - ic iaI Gu Trulock fought virtually every question and piece o evidence introduced in the week long trial and said after tb verdict he will seek a new trial because he feels legal error S were committed when testimony on the Fall arson cam paign, and other points, was allowed. Hanes, 39, and the father of nine, introduced himself as "m plumber, arsonist, and demolition expert-not necessarily ir that order," when the trial opened last week. lie then outlined claims that Evans negotiated the Air Flow blaze In Aegust and September, and helped draw up a FalJ arson "hit list" including Wall Plumbing and Heating Inc. of Sanford. The planned campaign was foiled when Seminole Sheriff's Sgt. Robert Kunkler and State Fire Marshall Ernest Wright broke the case in November, arresting Hanes, his "ap- Cos ts --'- fldwe4pw~ - blaze, and Hanes' claims he planned a Fall burning cart paign which included several Sanford air conditioning an d plumbing firms, could receive up to five years each for the arson and conspiracy charges. The closing arguments by both prosecutor Claude Va Hook and defense attorney Charles Trulock called Hanes lb key to the case, forcing the Jury to decide whom they felt wa telling the truth. - INI / - fV - - i - . --I- -, .- F11 NEW YORK tAP) If yciu ly high occupancy rates of be. young children who desire if tiey are to remain leaders in Z_ ~_w !, think hotel rates are high now, twen 70 and 50 per cent. homelike conveniences, in- their class, can only continue to particularly when you're not on 'In the past two years ey- cluding kitchenettes, ac- do the things they do well -24. . ___ WORLD SC - ihisrsdiy, April 181974 __ I- k t IIQIIyJ Sen d Cu ba WA.SIIINGTON I Al') The suffer as a result of U.S. firms incorporated under ceived a message relayed here pass&iI ward he is agreeable to Big Three U.S. automakers will policy." Argentine law. by Cuban Prime ------Minister 1'Id..I a nartuii r.'.i'ntrv 7 inIn ih ti ISC$ soon begin sending cars and Argentina, which unilaterally The U.S. decision was an- Castro. - American system after a 12. trucks to Cuba from their Ar- violated the embargo last year, iiounccd after the end of a sear absence. gentine subsidiaries under an claimed the State Department Western hemisphere foreign Through Mexican Foreign Rabasa said he received last historic decision announced by had no right to impede a, sale by ministers' meeting which re- Minister Emilio Rabasa. Castro month personal assurances the State Department. from Castro that Cuba is pee. pared to play a "positive nonAlter five months of in. obstructionist" but restricted e decision, th State Department $ rule in hemisphere affairs iiounced Thursday night apCuba. excluded from the Orof export licenses filed DETROIT IAPI General Motors' top two Executives also can benefit from --cotiligentganization of American Slates by by Ford, Chrysler and Generz Motors Corp., despite hernis. executives earned nearly $1.75 million in 1973, credits" a complex company stock option plan in 1962, has no interest ifl reallowing purchase of GM common stock at SW a joining but would not be adplieric restrictions on sales to the nation's largest auto maker reports. verse to sending a represents. share. Cuba. Chairman Richard C. Gerstcnbcrg earned the tive 'o a non-.OAS hemisphere Auto industry sources esti- most, receiving $300,000 in salary and $123,000 on Ford Chairman Henry Ford II and Ford meeting scheduled for next mated the transaction will total bonuses. President 'dward N. Cole's total earn- President Lee Iacocca each made $8&,000 In March in Buenos Aires ings were 1833,00, rI which $270,000 was salary, salaries some $150 million. and bonuses last year. Lynn Townsend, The ministers agreed that an GM said Thursday Chrysler's chairman, made %72,2W. mnvU.ation will be extended if all The only American au'omo The firm said it paid Its top executives more nations accept or at least bIer. lilies left in Cuba are those of than Gerstenberg's earnings came from GM's 1973 ate Cuba's presence $20.9 million in salaries and bonuses last at the the tail-fin era of the late l950s sear. a 5.1 per cent increase over U $19.8 worldwide sales of ,68-4,000 units, up 11.5 per tuevting. before U. S.-Cuban relations million cent from 197!, aLso a rec or d year. Saks were paid the previous year. Secretary Gf Slate Henry A. souted. reported at $35.8 billion, also a record and a 17.6 Kissinger was noncommittal Officers and directors received bonuses per cent climb from 1972's total, State Department officials about the plan but several of said they made an exception for totaling $11.9 million in cash and $53.8 million In Latin America's right-wing Net income after taxes was a record 12,39 military the Big Three because "we did stock valued at $18.79 a share, GM said In a dictatorships voiced Uflio, or $1.34 a share. not want to see the companies proxy statememit. ttositi"n (Iilifl1fl:iq t itc4 - - - - 1n GM Execs Earn 20. 9 A4III,on r -- ' ".. •" W • I inf �1 -- — — _ Th 2A—The Sanford Herald Friday, April19, 974 NATION Golden Lion Marmosets WASHINGTON (AP) —The National Zoological lark has announced proudly the birth of twins to two of its inhabitants, a pair of golden lion marmosets. The golden lion marmoset is a tiny one-pound golden-furred monkey regarded as one of the most beautiful primates in the world. It is also one of the scarcest, threatened with extinction in its native Brizil where human population pressures and Industrial development have shrunk its range to few forested pockets. Usual Business: DeMarco WASHINGTON fAP) - Frank DeMarco, the attorney being investigated for his role in preparing President Nixon's contested tax returns, says his law firm is still handling business for Nixon but isn't direr- fly responsible for his current tax return. He said the Los Angeles and Newport Beach, Calif., firm continues to handle local property In3tters for Nixon, preun Hv";;cernini! the I isknt s Su LIciittte estate. Hunt For Killer Continues SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Mayor Joseph L. Alloto says the massive hunt for the one or more black killers of 12 white persons will continue despite complaints that hundreds of innocent blacks are being questioned anq searched. "We are not going to relent in our efforts to get Oils killer," Alioto said Thursday night. "What we're going to carry out Is a tough law enforcement policy within constitutional limits." Black leaders called the searches a racist outrage and compared Sad Francisco to a police state. - Spicy Political Campaign ANN ARBOR, Mich. AP) - Other politicians hold fish fries and hot dog roasts to raise campaign money. Perry Bullard, a member of the Michigan House of Rpresentatives, is showing an X-rated movie. The 31-year-old Demorat and lawyer is showing of "Deep Throat" this weekend on the campus of the University of Michigan. Problems In Swallowing BOSTON (AP) The problems many elderly people have swallowing food could be caused by a peculiar relationship between the gullet and a large blood vessel, according to a group of radiologists at Massachusetts General Hospital. The group made X-ray studies of 30 elderly men and women who had trouble swallowing, and all showed signs the descending aorta interfered with the esophagus, or gullet. The radiologists said everyone studied had an expanded aorta, a partially obstructed esuphagus, and a smooth contour on the left side of the esophagus indicating pressure from the aorta. - Alger Hiss On Politics MMBIER,Ohb(AP) —Alger Hiss, who was Involved in a government scandal in the I95, says despite scandals surrounding high political office, "this is the moment to go forward with new ways and a new politics." Hiss said Thursday he is optimistic about the future of American politics. He spoke at Kenyon College on the Mt{arthy era during which he was convicted, saying mass education has prevented "the type of political hysteria which pervaded people at that time. Hiss is a former State Department employe convicted on two counts of perjury in 1950 alter being accused of pai1ng secret documents to the Communists. lie served four years In federal prison and now Jives in New York Qty. Gargan Gets Cancer Award WASHINGTON (AP) —Actor William Gargan, who lost his larynx to cancer. Is the recipient of the Amuican Cancer Society's courage award Gargan was presented the award Thursday by First Lady Pat Nixon. The 68-year-old actor, who had a lifesaving operation 14 years ago, learned to speak without a larynx through a breath control method. He has become a volunteer, leader in raising money for cancer research. New HEW Officials WASHINGTON (AP) - President Nixon has chosen a woman college administrator and a Utah school superintendent for top education posts In the Department of Health, Education and Welfare. The President announced Thursday he will nominate Virginia 7. Trotter of the University of Nebraska as assistant secretary for education and Terre] H. Bell of Salt Lake Qty as U.S. education commissioner. Both positions require Senate confirmation. Democrat Cries Foul' NEW YORK (AP) Former Democratic Rep. Allard K. Lowenstein says White house aides and other officials misused government agencies to engineer his 1912 congressional primary defeat by Rep. John J. Rooney. Lowenstein, a Long Island congressman from 1969 to 1971, claimed in a suit filed in his behalf by the American Civil liberties Union in US. District Court on Thursday that he had been victimized by the FR! and the Internal Revenue Service. The ACLU also (Lied a similar suit on behalf of Peter G. Eikenberry, a lawyer who lost to Rooney, 1)-N.Y., in the 1970 primary. Lowensteln'sjuitsald the FM investigated him without ".rny lawful purpo'e" and turned over infor;n.tinri to iza'y the sneuxnbcnt. - , Navy Communications WASHINGTON 'AP) Refusing to surrender, the Navy says It is ready to resume development of a controversial subnrine communicatIons system next year if Congra= pnividea rmvey. That is a big "if." The House Appropriations Committee &n is record as favoring an end to Project Sanguine, which has been (tught by env1ronmcntaliss and others who fear its vast underground network of wires would endanger animal and plant life. It doesn't help the Navy's cause that Rep. (e3rge Mal- on, chthrman of the committee, is from Texas where t th ytem there. Earliei'. the Pentagon was forced to abandon plans to build it In Wisconsin, - - .: -. -------.- ----- -.. - .- . ____ .------------ - -- ----- --_.-_-- --- — - ii ----.-iw iw a Th is Marvel Turned Desert Into uasis By JERRY ABBOTT Copley News Service BOULDER CITY, Nev. What is taller timis two football Fields sta cked end on end, nearly a quarter of a mile long and has 17 engines that develop well over one million horsepoer' A new generation "supercar. rier" for the U.S. Navy, YOU say? Wrong. Aha, a giant tanker to transport crude oil to fuel. starved America? Wrong again. The answer is Hoover Dam Go to the head of the class Nestled in the rock confines of Boulder Canyon, Hoover Dam .- . . . h V . . 1 - ~.- - ____ ' ' - ..\.: ' 'S \kr ')\ - 4 , : . ,. . . . I. ' ' - , --• , -'. .'I.' I -- L. a— - i , ,. i I . I 11 , , . ii - . WASHINGTON tAP) The adding '1 thought in America id'iit of the A!ntrii.ffl 'th uu were presu lie ififlOcul presumed Association says Atty. Gen. until proven guilt)'." William B. Saxbe may have enHearst, publisher of the San dangered the prosecution of Francisco Herald-Examiner, Symbionese Liberation Army agreed, saying he felt Saxbe members charged with a San was "out of line" for his Francisco bank robbery. statements. In other developments, \BAChjefChesterfieldSmith said Saibe also may have Hearst said three weeks before was kidnape Patricia et SIA notebook that criminal charges are containing cryptic references to itk;u I • -. ; --- '1 ;:' ______ . - t • -, ., T. 'tLLEST IN HEMISPHERE Hoover Dam '/26 feet tall - ... Amnesty By BENJAMIN SHORE Copley News Service - being abducted. The notebook was found in a house damaged Jan. 10 by fire, believed to be SLA willing participant In Monday's robbery. French Presidential Race The FBI has issuci a warrant hee'Iauarters, for Miss Hearst as a material teanwhile in San Francisco, witness to the robbery and filed Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Hearst bank robbery charges against at a news :nference outside four others Identified as their home each criticized previously associated with the Saxbe for his remarks about SLA. their daughter. The SLA claims it seized Miss "I'm amazed that the at- Hearst , daughter of newspaper torney general said what he did executive Randolph A. Hearst, about Patty," Mrs. Hearst said, from her apartment on Feb. 4. at that to grant amnesty would set Vietnam) paid their price. munity from prosecution," he Department believes suffered. The time has come for a dangerous precedent that Those who deserted must pay said. congressional amnesty would reconciliation, the time has could hamper possible future their price, and the price is not The I)eartmer,t of Justice be unconstitutional, come for amnesty." WASHINGTON—Amnesty military manpower needs of a junket in the Peace Corp. also opposes amnesty being Why do some believe amfor Vietnam-era deserters and nation. s...the price is a criminal legislated by the Congress, nesty would be good? llee is draft dodgers ranks with A Gold Star mother told politically, legally penalty for disobeying the laws primarily on the grounds that abortion as one of the most and Morally, the reasoning of Rep. Bella Kastenmeier's subcommittee: militarily, it is not an easy of the United States." the few precedents for amnesty Abzug, 1)-NY., a proponent of sensitive issues before the question. "Only those who have lost In a letter last month to have come under a president's unconditional amnesty: Congress this year. sons, husbands and brothers in Following its hearings last Kastenmeier's subcommittee, constitutional authority to 'These i- itizens are as much Vietnam can understnd the But because the Issue is month, the house judiciary Leonard Niederlchner, act in g grant reprieves arid pard"n t complex and emotional, and subcommittee chaired by Rep. general counsel of the he responsibility of Congress depth of anguish and bitterness because this Is an election year, Robert Kastenmeier, 1)-Wis., as were the POWs. They, too, my son's death makes me Department of Defense, made are victims of the misguided feel...The American pe ople there will be no substantive was una ble to muster majority clear the administration's , -__ policy that led us into Vietnam. have suffered enough because action on amnesty in the support for any of the dozen conti nued opposition to am. ,'tj Congress until next year at the bills dealing with amnesty. They and eir families have of this war, and we want our nesty: suffered and the nation has children home." earliest, according to House A subcommittee official said • "Granting immunity from and Senate officials, .j , it is likely that the staff will be prosecution and punishment • Last month—one year after asked to attempt to draft a bill and release from prison of those ' the last American prisoner of that takes a middle view, but persons...who those to violate a s o war came home from even this may j not be a simple or evade provisions of the law Indochina—a House sub. exercise in compromise, as requiring service to their ,,_j committee he ld three da ys of feelings run strong on this ll country m ust be considered in hearings with a wide variety of issue, relation to those persons who . ,..•. NEW YORK (AP) bills whose provisions ranged Report- up cross-examination by Asst. President Nixon has did not take such action but, . ers Sally Quinn of the Washin g. U.S. Atty. John Wing. from total forgiveness to remained fairly firm in his instead, accepted their ton Post and Ymelda Dixon of fargh-ene!s with conditions to opposition to amnesty. In obligations and respon. 4'II Mitchell Ii, '53 are acthe Wa.shlngtonStar.Newse no forgiveness at all. November, 1971, he sa id in a sibihities.,, O conspiring to obstruct been subpoenaed as govern. No hearings are scheduled for news conference he would not ' " massive es an thu year in the Senate. ment rebuttal witnesses at the a "It is quite possible that grant amnesty. In January, i. - ' change Commission fraud in. criminal conspiracy trial of forThere are those in and out of 1972, in a television interview. Iiidfl) persons who entered 5tigat1n of international fin met Atty. (',en John N Mitchell the Congress fa v oring minest milita ry scr ice would tid%( Mr. \ion s,ittl Lorumerce ancscr Robert I Veco, in cx dnd (urmr ho believe that many of the preferred an alternate Ofrthi "1 fr one would be very ha c nge for Vesco's secret $200,. Secretary Maurice H. SUms, young men who refused to be li beral with regard to amnesty, type t civilian governmen .en t drafted during the Vietnam but not while there are service proposed in some The prosecution hop" their 000 cash contribution to PresIIICIIAHI) NIXON testimony will tilt the balance dent Nixon's 1972 re-election years generally 1964 through Americans Vietnam amnesty legislation r. In view of in against Mitchell on one of the campaign. The government 1972) were responding to their I ightlng.,.anj not while POPs's these considerations, we do not ilius, the department argues, perjury counts in the In. claims the alleged perjury was own moral convictions that U.S. are held by the enemy. After consider these *riiimesty) bills the an attempt to hide purported Pivident has the authority dicmnent. military involvement iederlehner in then, we will consider it, but it to be equitable, to grant amnesty to VietnamCurrently under advisement influence Peddling from the Indochina was morally wrong, would have to be on the id basis of era deserters and draft by federal Judge Lee P. Gag. grand jut). and that they therefore would their. ..paying the price that Furtherji,ore, "enacinent of (lodgers, but the Congress does liardi is a motion to quash the be immoral to assist in that anyone should pay for violating One of the perjury counts in these bills would establish an not have that authority. And effort, subpoena against Miss Quinn. the indictment charged that the law." undesirable precedent which since the Congress never has who returned to the Post after a Mitchell And there are those who falsely denied seeing Then in March, 1973, after he would encourage persons to enacted an airnesty law, the highly publicized live-month volunteer Republican camargue just as fervently that had won reelection and the avoid service in any future Supreme Court never has had stint on the "CBS Morning paign worker Daniel Hofgren at American citizens must accept POWs were released, Mr. conflftt, reasonably confident an opportun' to decide the News." their obligations, including Nixon said: a political fund-raising gala at that once the conflict is over constitutionality of such Meanwhile. Stans returns to the Washington Hilton Hotel on obedience to draft laws, and "Those who served tin they would be granted In,legislation, The Justice the witness stand today to wind March 8, 1972. -. to c ,, ' U.S. C Y . , - II 2 Re rters ToMitche -StansTrial - ' _ - J ' ' Nixon Reels Under Tape Subpoena ' ' I alt-I :j_ - t-Larr;aign manager John N. Mitchell, and tour others. Earlier subpoenas issued by the prosecutor's office had sought information for the grand Jury rather than for a trial One f these was uphs!d by the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Lore and led to the firing of original prosecutor Archibald Cox when he refused to halt the subpoena process. The White House Later released 'lie subpoenaed material. 50111e , if the tap's also are being souglit it.. tin' hfous' Judiciary l'vrnmittee, which is studying impeachment, in a separate subpoena under considerutiom, by (lii' White I 1otie tn'rt; I ruin the Senate Watergate coninsrittee —Senate Republican Leader I lugh Scott sa:d that if Nixon refuse:; to cooperate with the House Impeachment inquiry It put lu-. ii grave danger. -- John If, Meleher Jr., exuulive -ne' president of American Ship Building Co, pleaded gui!ty to being ar accessory after IN, fact in an effort to cover up an illegal corporate campaign contribution to Nixin 's 1972 r's'beutomi effort, --informed sources said Jawurski's office has taken over the Interntal flc'venu' Service invest Ii%tliifl of Nixon's con trove rsia I gift of pre.presiden. I. 11) , a 'oilIn other Watergate develop. gressiumnil committee had conducted an inquiry. Auto Earnings Taking Dip DETROIT(AP) — Stock market analysts predict the Big Three auto makers collectively will report their worst fsrstquarter profits in more than a decade, The analysts say Januarythrough-M arch earnings for General MotOrs, Ford and Chrysler will range trc:n very ior to terrible because of a severe sales slump coming on the h&els of a banner year in 1973. The automnakers will release their January-March operating results in 10 days. "Stinking sales," said auto analyst Robert Williams of Argus Rese.srch Corp., In New York, as he explained the expected poor ptrformance of the three firms. Sales are down more than 27 per cent from last year, arid pro,ductiors has fallen 34 per cent, forcing the layoff of more than 307,000 wtwkera, General Motors, the industry's No. 1 producer, Is expected to be the biggest loser. GM's sales (luring the quarter plummeted mii'arlv 38 per cent twca'Jse big cars, the mnainstrt of the company's previous success, aren't selling. 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The Israeli air force made its attack since the October war, Israel, which has sent its fourth attack of the week earplanes against the Syrians four her Thursday, hitting at Syrian times this week, reported the possition.s around Mt. Ilermorl Syrian air force hit back Ttiurs- The Syrian military umniruind day with attacks or, the Israeli t'tanned its missiles tirought reconnaissance post in the down one F4 Phantom, but is. of 9,232-loot Mt. hlennon, rat'l said all its plant's made it the focus of recent fighting on borne safely. In Washington. President the heights. The Israelis said Syrian Nixon and Secretary of State planes also attacked two posi- henry A. Kissinger held i surtions In the southern part of the prise itietting with Egyptian bulge at the foot of Mt. Herman Foreign Minister Ismail FuJiwhich Israel captured in the my. High-ranking American off,October war. - The Syrians claimed their pi. daIs said the sesswn was to inIut,s inflicted ''heiv rivat rial horns Egypt iI ('0111 iriti in g tlanage and losses in enemy American efforts to arrange an lives." Israel reported one sol- agreement disengaging tlit' diem wounded and made no re- Syrian and Israeli forces tin Un.' ( ;dan I bight s port of damage By The Associated Press . * 14r_ZN a " Friday, April 19,1974--3A '40 Prisoners .- - PARIS iAP - The campaign for the French presidency, which has been on since Georges Pompidou died April 2, opened officially today with 11 men and one woman on the ballot for the first round of voting on May 5. No one is expected to receive the majority required for election, and a runoff between the two leaders will be held May 19. Socialist party leader Francois Mitterrand, who is also supported by the Communists, probably will lead on the first ballot because the anti-Left vote is split between former premier Jacques Chaban-Delinas, the official Gaullist candidate, and Finance Minister Valery Giscard d'Estaing. Chaban-Delmas and Giscard are neck and neck in the polls, t.nd either could wind Lip in the runoff with Mitterrand. ' Won't Be Settled Thie s Year Thursday afternoon about two hours after Sirica signed it. 1: ord'ms the Materials turned over by 10 a in. May 2. Wlthhol(hfli' sub'nat'd ma. ttni.' needed fur the umiduct if a trial is a tougher legal problem than resisting such re. quests from investigatory bodies. Two of the defendants in this case joined the proaecutor in rue-Sting that the materials he subpoenaed, ilie new suhpiena tefUt-b tniatemials specifically for cvi• demwv in the trial, scheduled to start Sept. 9, of forrriir White House chief if staff HR. Ha Ide. marl, t'-cbiic) duinietc advs'ir .Juhn I), Ehrlichrnan, forint'r 4 feels this is "unquestionable proof" his 2! __ 1r ___________________________________ - MOSCOW I AN Communist party chief Leonid 1 . flrehznev is expected to go along with President Anwar Sadat's proposal that they meet in Moscow, but the Russians are not expected to supply the advanced planes and missiles the Eg)ptian president wants. &rdat in a speech Thursday said he is shopping in the West for the arms. However, the Soviet refusal is not expected to result in a break between the tvm governments. The Egyptian armed forces are now equipped entirely with Soviet arms, and they ('fl't get along without replacements, spare parts and ammunition from the Soviet Union. And despite closer relations with Syria and Iraq, the Kremlin can maintain its influence in the Arab world only if it has working relations with Egypt. 4--- —T ,, Brezhnev To Meet Sadat Hearst In an Interview - Valley In Southern California provided the needed incentive for the government to adopt a pla n to control the Colorado once and for all. Meeting in Santa Fe, N.M., in 19fl, representatives of seven Colorado River Basin states drafted the Colorado River Compact, an agreement a 1i kV - Z -- Chief Hits - - . ,' _i __________ e.'c1 - -' . - -. - I.ONI)ON ( All) J4snie Jones, a coal mniimwr's daughter who ran away from borne and became a cabaret singer. Juts been sentenced to seven years in jail for running a brothel. Witnesses had testified at Miss Jones' vice trial that she organized whipping sessions and other unnatural lovemaking for the rich and titled at her $100,000 home. Mi.'cs .J'nt', 37, as stntrn('(I efi Vhx diargi's Thursday by Judge Alan King-Hamilton after a jury found tier innocent of other charges of b1m, kinailitij, N i, if her clients Anti-Patty Talk i~ - \. ' - - , ABA . ______________________ The Sanford Herald - Janie Jones Jailed Lake Mead. created dam was built mor e than sears ago And millions more 1' from ii! rr 'rsUnited States to marvel at one of America's great engineering achievements. ''hrh the centuries, ri b Colorado Ir c great chasms in the ear th as it made its 1,400-mile journey from the lofty Rock Mountains to the Pacific. Fed by melting snows in spring and summer, the Colorado regularly flooded the lowlands alon its route. By late summer the river flow had been reduced to a trickle. Early western settlers tried - I JEItUSAI.EM nAP) - You'll die of thirst, hunger, cold or heat, their mother told them Brigands will kill you Pleas" don't go! But Evelyne and ('urinnt' ('oquet, whose home is in Nevers, France, set out seven months ago on horseback to follow the 4,000-tirile route the Crusaders took from Paris to Jerusalem. A French magazine paid their expenses — $1,100 and I':vel)'ne sent back weekly rep)rts on their progress. The sisters crossed the Jur. dan River Thursday and rested up in Jericho, whose walls .Joshua trumpeted down, for the last 25 miles to their destinations in Jerusalem, the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, hich Catholic tradition says is on the site of the tomb of Christ. "We're sad that we couldn't rni;ike it for ( ud Friday," said Evelyne, 27, "but my sister's horse suffered a had leg in Syria, and it slowed us down by a week." Israeli soldiers and civilians watched as the sunburned sisters Jogged across the Allenby Bridge over the sluggish Jordan anti checked into Jericho's only hotel. Their two 7-year-31d geldings, Mickey and Donald, were hitched to a mulberry tree in the backyard of the hotel. A few !w1rws were found for Pluto, the nmiungrel who followed the women across West Germany, Hun:ary, Yugoslavia, Bulgaria, Turkey, Syria, Lebanon and Jordan Eve!yrie and Corinne, 20, who is studying to be a tourist guide, were met in Jericho by their mother. "I knew I could never dissuade their,," said Solange Coquet. "But when I saw them safe, I knew it was a miracle from heaven." The girls journeyed across the Alps and the Balkan range, where temperatures dropped well below freezing, and then over the baking Jordanian desert , MOSCOW AP) — Arriving in Moscow, Sen, Edward M. Kennedy .aud he was in the Soviet capital "not to negotiate, but to learn," The Massachusetts Democrat arrived here Thursday with his family for a one-week visit, lie said he was also in Moscow to tell Russians that "there is a fundamental conin,ltrnent, among great n'tmnbers of the American people toward continued progress- in t S- vat ik-tent' ________ 1 , '- '' J %~. I .1'. . .,6. , . , I ., L Kennedy In Moscow ' America' 5are5t popular recreation More than five million WASHINGTON (AP) - The White House is pondering what to do about a sweeping subpoena that orders President Nixon to turn over a mass of t;pe ar'1 d '(utIit'flts I. be uti in the Watergatc cover-up trial of hb former top lieutenants. The subpoena issued Thursday by U.S. District Judge John J. Sirica directs Nixon to give the Watergate special prosecutor tapes and docurnents coven- rig 64 presidential onvcrsa(ions, Special prosecutor Leon Ja. vorskl had asked Sirica last I'uesday to bsu e subpoena (ter Wilat he s,rid were L'i5iiC-essful efforts to negotiate a oltiMary agreement with zhe Viite house The subpoena was served late TODAY _____ ______ French Girls 'Follow' Crusaders WORLD dividing the use of IN river's Congress passed the Boulder Bureau Lake Mend is 110 miles long of Reclamation September, President Franklin ennetrs Sours after and L'. Roosevelt dedicated Hoover when depth construction began in W3l. On Disn - a full two years ahead acres. R Jrn P Is 500 Feb. 1. 1935, the darn un- of schedule. And in October, feet. of a dam. In 1928 the U.S. Hoover Dam was designed by pounded its first water. That 1936, the power plant's first The Bureau of Reclamation . generator went into operation, conducts guided tours of the ......_ Hoo ver Darn is today one of darn year-round. V isitors can -the world's larges hydroelectric take an elevator down to '-the oom" installations. It holds the bowels of Hoover Dam to view distinction of being the Western the massive whirring t ur bine hemisphere's tallest concrete generators. And they can walk darn. And its reservoir — Lake along the rim enjoying the 1' Mend - is the largest manWeimasimr, concrete symmetry of the dam m made reservoir in the United on —_. one side and the silent beauty of Lake Mend on the J;j ! Statisti cally, Hoover . .l -ji Dam is otber, r.W l26feethigh,4Sfeetthickatthe 1 -e.. -'?'-.' rim and 660 feet thick at the Hoover Dam is located 300 base. it has 17 large turbines miles northwest of Phoenix, •-_. ., rated at from 55,OoO to 115,000 Ariz., and 30 miles east of Las , horsepower. Vegas, Nev. water between the upper and Canyon Project Act, lower basins and paving the authorizing construction of way ter eventual construction Hoover Dam. - TODAY ____ ' $ Break Jail In Brazil I(I() LIE JANEIRO, Brazil AP) — Forty prisoners armed with submachine guns shot their way out of a downtown Rio prison this morning, and seven persons, Including one guard and one military policeman, were wounded, police said. The convicts fanned out through the north and south of the seaside city and gun battles were reported in at least five beat ions as police threw up barricades and surrounded small bands of convicts. Police said eight prisoners had already bee'i recaptured, and appealed to the public over the radio to remain :alm because the situation was being - tiruugtt under control.'' Cambodia Says Army -- Opens Shipping Channel - PLINOM PENH, ('1iriItMIia The Carntxxlimin govA!' n said today its troops t'rnnient are making progress in their drive to reopen t e four-mile shipping channel to besieged Kiunpot. on the coast. The government said the army killed 60 Khmer Rouge insurgents in a (lay.ling battle Thursday and occupied a key bridge on the channel a ri,ileand-a-half Iron, the center of Kampot 'Itirec government soldiers were reported killed, Kampot, 8 rules southwest of Phnoni Perth, na, been under attack for a month and can be nnI hv air until the "rr' channel is regained. Although 3,000 troops have reinforced the garrison, they have itiade little progress against the rebels ('lashes were reported t'(' miles south of 'fakhm',, a ub. iirh I't":-, enh, and along hol : tmiks of the flas;ae fli er Field reports said daily air strikes and artillery barrages have failed to stern rebel advances south of the capital. In Laos, delayed reports s aia Vie tilt ant' re nit' Ii in g ,nnlutl -- ---- - I - .... -- ' .. l.a ut ian army troops reoccopied to posts in the southern panhandle near the Mekong River on April 12 and 14 after I'attiet I.au' troops abandoned them in peace gestures. The l'oinmntinists overran the 1)0515 on April 7, two (lays after the new I.autusmi coalition guyermimeut was formed, l'ht' inemht'rs of the coalition protested, and I 'athet Iu officials apparently ordered the withdras a) rather than risk the di rL4flluus of Use coalition, s- uur in Vientiane said. In South Vietnam, heavy fighting was reported for the second day 40 miles east of S-nilguil - ---- -'ii. .. .. - tlawleA-IN.11f(Ill \\'bnrt' hi go) for tl It' io O ' iLii' ilt' ( out tIitt lIiuuity. IhIt'd i sifi SEA HUGHES 83-.9212 Sanford SANDRA RAWLINS 634 9'il? CaseIherr y SIDNEY THOMPSON A'4 9712 Altarnonto' Springs ' SHIRLEY MILLET $349212 Forest City HILOA RICHMOND 668 S867 ().'i I tuna I' �= 1 __ _______ _____________________ I. — S -- - -__--S.- S= - . , - - 4A— The Sanford Herald S Friday, April 19, 1974 Editorial Our Free Speech In Bad Trouble ,' Jack Anderson- Kissinger ** 1974 ** Jobs Both NOMINAI1NG_JMAPJS __ • - When the founding fa thcr sat L 11 S'., By JAMES CARY S Whifebouse tS - A Pressured Agnew Critical ..j ____ ____ *.% " __ O.97T.( 111k by Ld FUIIIr, SyiidicM. TheSanford Herald FLORIDA House Votes Tax Relief TODAY For State Homeowners Friday, April 19, 1974-5A RENT _. TALLAHASSEE, Flu, (AP) The House has approved a bill that would provide up to $150 In property tax relief for every Florida homeowner, The tax break was approved 61-53 Thursday as an amend. ment to a Senate bill (S82) to provide a 110,000 homestead ex. emption on city and county taxes to senior citizens and dl.s. abled persons. The amended bill passed 114.0 and was returned to the Senate. As it now reads, three groups would get a $10,000 exemption if they own or later buy a home, They are present residents, their children, and anyone born here after next Jan, 1. The bill thus denies property tax relief to anyone moving to the state, although their Flori. da-born children could get the excmnptiwi. There is one hitch, however, Iv.J Copley Nevm Service — The across-the-board exemption requires a constitutional amendment to be considered by the House at a later date that must be approved by the voters, Senate President Mallcry Home, D-Tallahassee, called the House action "very clever, very clever. Being of who has been a participant In legislative strategy I tip my hat to the House." The house action puts the Senate in the position of accepting something it apparently doesn't like or else voting against a large tax break for every homeowner a move that could be unpopular L an election year. "I can only forecast for the moment a deep groan," Home said. house appropriations chairman Marshall Harris, D. Miami, said the bill provides $iss million in property tax relief. But the sum comes off city, county and school tax rolls and would have to be replaced by the legislature. This NCR 1 OKey ~~l masses and whatever It costs me and my children will pay for it," Johnson said. ELECTRIC ill Amendment providing that WASHINGTON-Spiro Agnew grimly told aides after his Athg Machine ________ _. o t fl down almost 200 years ago and JUNr .Coress shall make WASHINGTON At or abdica ti on last October that the Wblte House had brought I I __ drafted our Constitution, they law...abcicigtng the freedom "/ While House members closed before 8'a.m, every weekday "terrible" pressures on him togive up the vice presidency. 'L must have been blessed with speech...,, —5._ — ranks once the homestead cxThe White House feared he would lose his fight to stay in " . a month morning, Dr. Henry Kissinger foresight never before and emption for all was adopted, the CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. some people might say no law r idingb r isklyinto office, said Agnew, thereby setting a bad comes st (AP) precedent for President _ The .is i Reps. Robert Johnson, R- preceeding battle was hard never since equalled, nauts were to visit the nation's spaceport Skylab 3 astroand appIy rental was broken because the High Nixon's own struggle against impeachment. Agnew felt corn. White house office and begins today ----2I to honor J Sarasota, And, they felt Bill toward purchase strongly Court merely upheld a federal Btrchfield, Dfought and characterized by the launch crew that sent them into space. another day of Juggling two of pefled to resign in exchange for adeal to keep out of jail. AUGUST price of 5159 50 enough Jacksonville, about and It was the Kenneth sharp debate. First trip to the Kennedy Space Center for certain employment regulation, and / Only a few hours after the high drama in a Baltimore cour. — _______ the most important Jobs in the MacKay, D-Ocala, Inalienable rights that they Congress did not pas a law engineered Gerald P. Carr, William H. Pogue and Edward G. Gibson troom, we have now learned, he discussed his action individually world. Opponents argued that it wove them Into the fabric of the limiting free House approval of the amend. since the Nov. 16 launching that sent them to with trusted aides. a record would be unconstitutional to Constitution in language that ment giving the doubled home. orbital mission. We contend the Supreme "There are things you don't know about arid pressures that N Until after noon he Is at the give people already in the state should have made it clear to Court erred, and destroyed stead exemption to any homeThe trio was scheduled to take part in an awards Ph"* $437700 O4do i: j r.., Pob,,,s>n executive mansion, first were brought on me that you iney never know about," he told one a tax advantage that would be owner, successive decision makers Intent of the free speech ceremony and to speak at an O who has now recounted the conversation r to us. gulping down a hasty breakfast, aide, lando dinner meeting of a denied to new residents. t.that these rights were not to be protection section of the To another aide, Agnew described the White House as J I I chapter of the American Institute of Aeronautics and They sold the proposal by arFirst then conferring with President tampered with. Astronautics. Amendment. — guing it would benefit far more Nixon, attending the 8:30 a.m. "ruthless" and the pressure it brought on him as "terrible." Unfortunately, that hasn't Furthermore, with this people than the senior-citizen What pressures? For one, the White House staff chief, White House staff meeting and always been the cast, weakening of one of our basic Alexander Haig, had called Agnew's top aide, Art Sohmer, and exemption and would force new directing activities of staffers ( ( Specifically, we are seeing Constitutional safeguards residents, who would get no tax on the National Security had warned brutally that the Vice President could end up behind one Of the most precious of following so closely upon the TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) bars if he break, to bear the cost of public continued his fighting hunters who captactics. Council. these rights slowly but in- heels tured the men 1 10/4p later lik of convicted of killing a services But the Agnew aides were the they use. we familiar with this Incident; they Nixon state trooper creasingly smothered by the Administration's attacks upon / S were presented engraved rifles today by kn ew the President was maneuvering to ease their man out. "We cannot have a Statue of lii this first role, .c he the Florida very people who have taken our free press, we're highway Patrol Police Benevolent Association, th en, were th e terrible, unknown pressures*, Liberty at our northern border hel'I since Jan. 20, 1%9, he is What, J tth. I' 1 ddt nd (5 1)1 5 1;lthuclgt. Beach, high w ay patrol director, 4 ,"*A M ...<_ that says give inc your tired, hrdcr e.cIi d.ay to believe we thie former aide told us lie had learned from Agnew's Secret n a tional security adviser to the them. presented the rifles can survi ve much more of to Ralph Morris your poor and your huddled of adService bodyguards that the pressure MorrLston and President and chief were "personal." Another 0 Specifically, we're talking of Administration, Richard Starling of Williston at a news conference in the its ap. ministrative officer of Uv NSC. former aide said he "und stood" that Agnew wanted to protect Free speech. We Americans pointees or even the afterCapitol. his family from embarrassing revelations. take It for granted. And we effects of some of his power vo %CW Morris and Starling were honored for the part they Shortly after midday . , . sho uld, because from grade juggling. Post Washington or rep ters Richard Co hen and Jul es played In the capture and arrest last year of two men Wit. Kissinger's rotund figure an cover In their carefully school on we're taught that an researched Agnew book, "A Heartiest eventually convicted of shooting trooper Ronnie Smith be glimpsed again in Benjamin Franklin, F perhaps Away," allude American can say just about the greatest defender of cautiously to "spicy Insights Into Agnew's per. last December near hloinosassa. cha u ff eurd r i ven car headed arole Bill free By The Associated Press The Senate life." any damned thing he wants, speech, at the age of 16 put his Morris and Starling were hunting nearby when they for the State Department where sonal Thursday, April 18, 1974 Bills passed: T.\LLAHASSEE, Fla, (AP) They report that "several witnesses had volunteered very any time he wants. a private elevator whisks him witnessed the fatal shooting of the trooper, the association Ideal to paper: In those wretThe House ssway Expre Renames the A House subcommittee today Well, apparently, that Isn't ched countries where a man said In a news release. from the basement parking damaging Information about aspects of Agnew's personal life." East-West Expressway in Dade approved a bill allowing drug C.pi.y These findings, th ey assert, were "ruled out of bounds" by th e always so. Bills passed: cannot call his tongue his own, to a pala tial, SUNDAY County the "Dolphin Excenter prisoners prosecutors. Homestead exemption About 30 million employes of he ?an scarce call anythinghis To and pan.'led seventh floor of. prway" In honor of the 111111111111~ )%*4 to be paroled without first re- provide a $10,000 homestead ex. to 1 the federal government for own. Whoever would overthrow (ice. Miami NFL football team. The suppressed statements to the prosecutors, we have turning to prison. emption for senior citizens and Instance can no longer criticize a nation must begin by MIAMI (AP) A mild winter and rising fuel costs have learned, dealt withallegations that a Maryland contractor had "It is not good policy to send a disabled persons on city and (513532) Poston. To House. either their bosses or their duing the freeness of speech. forced the earnings of Florida Power & light Co. to dip 19 There, seated at a massive pr o vided Agnew wi '741" MY estimate Public employes To repeal th a call girl In exchange for government man back to prison after he has county taxes. Also provides a respective off ices, tha nks to a Abuses of the freedom of speech per cent below those in the same period last year, com• polished desk, eyes peering favors. the authority of municipalities been rehabilitated, if you have $10,000 homestead exemption to prohibit participating in porecent Supreme Court ruling ought to be represed; butto pany officials say. owlishly out over the top of Agnew told us that the call girl charge was "laughable" and done a good Job and his thinking for all Florida residents if h which stated, "...the Federal whom are we to ccnnrnit FP&L reported $19.8 million in net income 52 cents a horn-rimmed glasses, he "ridiculous," a nd played no part in his de cision to resign as Vice has been straightened out," electorate approves a C0fl lItical campaigns by public emGovernment is entitled to power of doing it? share for January through March compared to ployes on their own time. piunges Into more conferences President. He knew who had told the prosecutors these stories, he $22.4 said subcommittee chairman stitutional amendment. (SB2) SB522) restrict pub!lc comment by its Certainly Franklin was right. i Myers million, or 64 cents per share, for the same period in 1973. Big Cars and paper work, fielding and said, and the contractor was a "congenital liar..., a w and others. To Don 'flicker, D.Tallahassee. ild man." de la Pane. Amended and reHouse. employes if they would Impair And unless the American public The firm, Florida's largest utility, said Thursday that directing the myriad details of The bill, sponsored by Rep. tuned to Senate. the reputation and efficiency of faces up to the threat operating expenses for the period climbed 31 per cent the nation's foreign policy. Agnew saidhehad told his wife all about the sex charges and, t The Governor so Don Hazelton, R.West Palm the Government. while operating revenues rose 24 per cent. poses, we're all going to be in Utility taxes Signed therefore, any threat to reveal these charges couldn't possibly TV prohibit into law: Beach, would change the Further, "...employes can be for bi g trouble, The company sold the same amount of electricity in the ,-- i--,, second role he is have been used as a weapon against him. cities from levying the 10 Causeway per Naming the present law which permits fired for such cause as will We pray to God someone, first quarter of 1974 as in the first quarter of 1973, even wearing the hat of U.S. Mother story linked Agnew with a friend of Blaze Starr, the Parole and Probation Commis- cent utility tax on fuel oil sur- State Road 80 causeway in By DON OAKLEY promote the efficiency of the somehow, hi ts cci some me thod illexrZIA this decade and possibly If electricity begins to soar, c though it added 112, customers in 12 months. famed , fiery burlesque queen. She ackn owledged to us that secretary of stzte, an ___ charges and requires that the Palm Beach as the "Marjorie , K/ sion to effect paroles from service..." beyond. to reverse this decision, 8 natural gas be far behind?) ment he has h el d tax rate be uniform. (HB3113) Merriweather Agnew was a "study customer" at her Baltimore strip joint, Post Memorial e th on only. a In one move, by a 6-3 return to 30 million people MAmericans may well go Already, some hapless Sept. fl when he replaced Two O'Clock Club, during his county executive days. But she Causeway." (SBI84) Johnson. Lawmakers facing a major Ogden. To Senate. "gasoline binge" now that the For instance, Federal Power homeowners In New York, who William Rogers. decision, the High Court totally right to exercise their freedom Ara oil embargo has been Comm recalls him as a quiet man who sat in a corner, minding his own Arab showdown over a House bill oferased that aection of the First of speech. ission chairman Jolw N. succwned to blandishmen ts by - business. MIAMI (AP) A 62year-old Illiterate who told a cir12* it. fering all Florida residents a lifted and supplies are Im. Nassikis told a Joint Consolidated Edison to go cuitcourt cuit court jury he It Is unprecedenued In was forced at gunpoint to give up a used $10,000 homestead Limit 1 exemption Proving all over the country. congressional economic "totally electric." have been hit American history that one man car he never really wanted has been awarded $31,500. FOOTNOTE: We obtained a draft copy of antobiography — have paused fora breather. After all, how sweet it is to be committee the other day that with stunning electric bills. At should shoulder the burdens of Blaze Starr Is writing for the Praeger publishing house. She 14 Ernie Lewis of Hollywood, a former sanitation worker, A House subcommittee .-& able once again to pull Into an unless inflation is curbed, least one family has abi,ndonecf two such strategic foreign doesn't mention Agnew, but recounts a romantic interlude with said he thought he was buying a $1,500 used car in 1969. Win planned a hearing on several -- 't uncrowded station and say electric rates will probably Its home and moved Into a policy posts. Philadelphia's law-and-order Mayor Frank Rizzo. 3ut, according to Lewis' testimony, the dealer switched prison bills while Senate corn"flll'er up" without worrying triple "long before 1990," (And backyard trailer. According to her account, she met Rim about 20 years ago cars on him, tricked him Into signing blank contracts arid about where the next tanictui mittee action was limited promissory notes amounting to $2,400 and then 11 months ButperhapsmoreLmpt when he was a police captain He arrested her, she related, for largely to revisions In state golngtocomefrom. !'* Pper "Panther Woman" strip act In P [',sdelphia. This led evenlater forced him to return the to stuieiits car or U.S. for repossession. Insurance laws and expanded Detroit, too, is getting that old MIAMI (AP) —A flocent and tually search of a were to a rendezvous with Rizzo in remanded to 1. The dealer denied the charges. Uw apartment of one of his arethesubtleandperhapseven Jurisdiction for law en- disabled WASHINGTON (AP) And that Nixon's situation was be- glum In its eye as sales of big — freighter towed Into custody pending trial. gy In the lawsuit, permanent changes the dual f1ends, she wrote. For awhile thereafter, she met him frequently. Lewis testified that he i suffered a heart K "' forcement agencies. picking now Bob 'Frazier takes his place hind the Republican defeatscars are Bahamian waters by a U.S. They were identified as Capt. attack, easing him totally disabled, when bill collectors role Is bringing to operations of One of the major battle of beside John P. Murtha, Richard there and elsewhere. But each after a disasuum first #wft Coast Guard cutter ha., resulted Terry Danels, 35, of Brooklyn, 160Z posed as insurance agents and pulled a gun to repossess the NSC. Reached at his office In session apparently was Ignited Philadelphia, Mayor Rizzo fumed VanderVeen, Thomas Luken of the districts involved went months of the year. Plans for a in the largest seizure ofhasi N.Y.; chief engineer Louis SIZE the car, that the story "&'Fb-.AuWy is not true ...Ali I ever did to her was • Thursday when the House ever made In the Western Hemmassive changeover to smalland Robert Lagomarsino. Republican by a landslide 4 Thomiselli, 23, Brooklyn; first IV- I 1 LIST 4.25 passed a bill In the past, the council has arrest her," Their collective clout In gin in 1972, before the scandals car production are being given extending the $10,- isphere, U.S. drug officials say. engineer Richard Bennett, 28, L-J — 000 hon'estead exeption to all The publishers ;u us that they gave Blaze Starr a lie another look. MOSCOW (AP) President moved last week to bolster the often been accused of being a Washington doesn't add up to unfolded, Six men aboard the ship, all Ithaca, N.Y.; second engineer LEMON FRESH detector test about Florida HVBRIE residents the Rizzo revelations before accepting her But It's extremely doubtful Anwar Sadat's announcement 50%-let position much. They are, after all, the if voters Americans, were arrested and Arnold Zuckerman, 41, Union the Arab "little Sta te De Together, the five elections approve. rranuscript. She passed the test completely, they said. t will ever again return that he is shopping elsewhere world by pledging new White House that is beyond TEA 3,700 pounds of the marijuana City, N.J. and crewmembers most junior members of thepoint to a protest vote aimed at In contrast, the Meanwhile, the Senate de- derivative were seized, the offi- Edward Edwards, mayor made news recently when he offered to reach c'f Congress be House of Representatives the Republican White House our "wilthil, wasteful ways," as for the arms the Kremlin won't shipments to Syria. He also told 25, of New ROSE take a de detector test a bout an alleged pay-off and then failed the (erred action Thursday on a dais said Thursday. They Orlea ns czar William Simm sell him Is the la test in a series visiting Syrian President Hales was j*tt of the executive (Iffi But the way they got there Sen. Jacob and John Kubatz, 27, of R.NY., energy proposal to revise the state's placed a value of $15.5 million New Jersey. fears that we might of crises in Soviet-Egyptian re- Assad that the Kremlin t'gea a BUSH will be a significant factor in the PItd4ent Some critics teSt strict oU.spt'l law. But Senate on the hashish. of Charge its activities have P shaping campaign strategy in lliie alone, latloas that have always fallen dim view of the United States' year, said he was con. C 0 president-designate Dempsey . dermined the morale and WASHINGTON WHIRL: President Nixon Identifies more and both political parties for the cerned about a backlash which may not yet have Just short of a complete break. "partial steps" to solve The boarding of the 150-foot TAMPA, Fla. tAP) People correspondence, memoranda, QUART REG. congressional election season against all Republicans reached a summit, will conCommunist party chief Leon. ennial Middle East crisis and greater In-depth professional more lately with people who fight against the odds. During a Barron, D.Panama City, said Sea Trader took place last Frishould be able to shop around and all other records relating to he BOTTLE hoped a final vote would be titmoi ce si te 0e 98c Hed is ms onontheMJddleEast,accorintothe 9 for a good price on a Funeral just ahead, finue of the State Depart- r1 ntWhl Id I. Brehznev will probably Arab moves to secure peace day but the announcement of because of Watergate prices and services available in taken Monday secret minu te s, he ment. suddenly For they are the men who rt blu ed: "I admire when the full the seizure was not .nacie until welcome the Egyptian pres;without Moscow's direct th ose Israelis. Vice President Gerald R. most people. pattimuch as they do for anything your funeral practice, In ad- Senate reconvenes, They've got guts. flow they will fight! "...House Speaker Carl Indeed, the ve ry lifting of the dent for the summit meeting he cipatior. Won the special House elections Ford taid the trend In the spe. Thursday. I else they buy, a state official dition to your disclosure of such 14 a,t *,f The main provision of proposed in his speech Thurs. That may never have been an Albert advised us privately to disregard speculation about how of 1974, all In what had been clii elections pointed to an embargo, a number of o John H. Moseley, director of A&UP81W says. prices and services." long, complicated bill and its the Drug Enforcement Admin' : .. safely Republican districts. All overwhelming Democratic ma- company ezecjtives have thy. But unless Sadat convinces The Kremlin's diminishing accurate description. But now it the House will vote on President Nixon's Impeachment. Albert IBut the office of Florida Atty. lie asks such things as: What amendments is the estab. I — ~ but Californian Lagosnarsino jority in the How nW year. warned, will mean higher the Soviet leaders Egypt cannot influence in Cairo undoubtedly appears the council's policy said he was convinced from cloakroom conversations that the General Robert Shevin isn't is the current lowest price for a lishmment of a $35 million state Istration's Miami office, said FLASHLIGHT ASH LIGHT because foreign Prices if are Democrats. eIc survive without the missiles spurred planning and coordinating majority are waiting for the House Judiciary Committee to lay American and Bahamian au__________________ 4 "one party control is not good Brezhnev to solid y convinced that consumers can typical adult funeral, including fund to pay persons BATTERIES now costs much more than the and planes he wants for damthorities cooperated in the "No Republican should as- for America," Ford said. and lations with Damascus by functions are being more out the evidence.,. 10.95 et all the facts and figures and both metal casket and cloth- ages incurred In an oil spill or Egypt demonstrated last promising more weapons. Sam he has a safe seat any tightly meshed with those of _____________________ That, and the comments of domestic stiff. has launched an investigation, covered wood? Are clients In- for the cost of cleaning up a boarding, seizure and arrests. ,4 But VALUE X . I 0 As for other forms of energy, October ttiat it could - he is no matter what develops in the State than ever before inthe I more," said Sen. Robert p. other Republicans about tt.e Sources close to the impeachment inquiry say the grand jury Moseley said the ship became ' . 1 Richard Rachlin, Shevin's asformed of the lowest prices spill. evidence, which was delivered to the committee in such great Griffin of Michigan, the Senate danger Of damage to the two. we haven't begun to feel the unlikely to get them. disabled In the Atlantic 800 wake of Sadat's la test outburst Paste istant, said Thursday he has when services are discussed? GOP whip. party system itself, sound a effects of shortages and higher secrecy, contains little new material. But the compilation of all milea off the Florida coast. He As if anticipating another against Moscow, It is unlikely to subpoenaed the books from all How do services differ? Are 1)ernocrat Trailer's victory good deal like the GOP come. prices that the experts predict headache In his relations with lead to a total break between said It was then towed by the the existing evidence, say our sources, adds up to a "devastating This increasing integration REG. 60c funeral homes operating In there any additional services For 2 Batteries in the Saginaw, Mich., area bac'., theme that followed of the Egyptians, Brezhnev the tao governmen ts, will be with us for the rest less case against the President "...Anatol Mlchel.son,a Soviet Jew CG Cutter Gallatin to a making the NSC point 60 VALUE iaivi. who Pinellas County in the First for which fees are charged? Are SIZE C4D made ft four out of five for slide congressional losses miles northwest of Nassau and operational and more involved defected to the West in l9f!, been trying for nearly two )hase of a statewide probe to the charges broken down? lvmocrats was boa rded. with long-range polity studies, decades to get his wife and daughter out of Russia, Now 55 and in and while the 1964 presideutial defeat of Sen. et price information to tf? Concern can be traced In part White house said President Barry Goldwater. Fifty burlap bags of hashish, while Suite is taking over more falling health, he has given up hope of ever seeing his family *mblic. to a recent series of news artlagain Nixon was not disheartened, Call or visit these Arab after a personal plea to en route to New York from Moof the day.to.day conduct of The special elections, the Soviet Premier Kosygin was "The Intent is to secure infor. des outlining difficulties in getdo-it-yourself dealers disregarded. some Republicans who will be polls, arid other Indicators of TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) rocco, constituted the Sea Trapolicy, nation regarding services and ting price information InSt. Pe. today. LIST 36.95 aw running in Nceni bet obviously the national mood, are likely to A $20,000 efficiency program tier's only cargo, Moseley said. irk-es in the funeral industry," tersourg and other areas, ac- For were. the Public Service CommisThe six were charged with lead many Republican candi?$FF..ICAwe The upshot is that the NSC tachlin explained. "We want to cording to Rachlin. 5 IDWAIDS 5tD3. SUPPLY slon cannot continue until the posession of hashish and were "It appears some Democrats dates to seek to put may now seem to be fading t4)W TPmrd St. e ncourage competition and, ui' "We're demanding facts and panel hires HILL LUUIS!& SUPPLY CO an executive direc- ar raign ed Wednesday in Nasare ndiaig the President's coat- between themselves and the ad. more into the background, to be BENTS Imately, to provide the con- figures," ltachlln said. "We're tor, H)Wkd a consulting firm says. sau, he said. All pleaded intail to Washington," said Re. ministration, particularly GREGORY LUMBER CO, I speaking with a more muted umer the opportunity for corn- not asking For O)IU0flS. CAKE DISH rnMI,Av, Warren King and Associates VALUES Publican Coy. William G. Mill. President Nixon was quoted voice and thus attracting less LOAF DISH arison shopping." Funeral homes have until Inc of Chicago advised PSC ______ UP TO 1.49 ken of Michigan, where Van- weeks ago as saying privately attention. PIE PLATE Attached to the subpoena was May 20 to submit completed Chairman -:1 William Bevis it was 11 derVeen earlier captured that he understood some Re-. But that does not mean the forms and public hearings will going a six-page questionnaire, I to "temporarily delay another traditionally GOP publicans would find it necescouncil and I ts staff are any less I Rachlin say's if operators fill then be held, he said. The proc- any further FOLDING action on the impleHouse seat. sary to do so. Democratic can. I active or less Important than Li em out within 30 days they ess will be repeated next in mentation phase of the reorgaIn each of the five special didates are just as likely to do before. LAWN eed not comply with the sub. Dade County and so on through nhzatIon at th I is time." elections, the Issues raised had what Trailer did, and try to de. CHAIR poena for "all books, papers, the state, lie Siil(l. included national and area ecu- pict their GOP rivals as Nixon The firm also complained of (j _ __ Since Kissinger donned his I V. "\ other delays but said In a letter nomic problems, Watergate men two hats last September the x. - _ 5 5.50 that reorganization required an I"0 Nv - 1__ - ~ and the President himself. Ford and other GOP leaders NSC has been wrestling with 24* # VALUE executive -A director to provide AI thougi Nixon spent a day said the Democra tic - -.-V Four of the toughest issues of the 4 -& 'TV , "strong, energetic stall lead. campaigning for Trailer's Re. election victories should decade the lagging Strategic For. witness in the six-week stock ership." _____________ TAMPA, Fla. (AP) publican opponent, the White no bearing on House action on _ Arms Limitation Talks with the L mer all-state and professional trial. T.M. Ervin has held a tern. '--;;it:,.4 House maintained that the Nixon's impeachment. 36" LONG _____ ______ Soviet Uni on , the Increasingly ________ testified that Harte Jack G. EdSmith player to otball porary assignment to President had not become the the $26,Of course, there aie f ! _-_~ complex U.S. Soviet relations 15" HIGH I - I rds, 31. has been jailed with. said Edwards had tried to ic 000.a.year executive director tJ' iue in Tuesday's election, more Democratic VCte5 n. : -• in general, the Middle East it bond after a judge ruled him in St l'ctcrstiurg and al- post for several years. But the one can prove or disprove But the political situation crisis end the continuing in. consultants said he cannot efthat his freedom was a "danger legedly was armed. could have a more significant, el terriatlonal repercussions of the No sentencing date has been fectively carry out the duties other people." Lo indirect effect on Republican IlL itftirA ivrith energy shortage. Saturday, April 20th U. S. District Judge Ben set for Edwards, who faces a because he Is expected to sr House members. The defeats, ON FRENCH AVE. term of 25 years in also as PSC 11 am. to 4 p.m. ent.zman order"d Edwards' maximum Kr administration dl. polls, SANFORD, FLA. 33711 In this year alone the full REG. 2,59 after two Jail. rector a nd personnel manager. 5000 bond revoked Break out your bike and head for TELEPHONE 3fl.2IICf$3).øV3 their . council had met four times by Aze' Code S ho roftestlinony from federal theDAIRYyUE[Nstore' Members stituents, Indicate that the April 5, a pace exceeding that oi WA LTER A. GIELOw r------ents 'Thursday. E d wards was ag of the Veterans of Foreign Wars President's liUca1 power fas Publiviff E.Z -. last year -. although not the II and their Ladies Auxiliary will be nvictt'd of Fraud charges earco WAYNE 0 oovt ebbed to the point at which it FOIL frenetic early days of th e Nixon I ON GALLON PICNIC JUGS Atoc,a,, PuthPt waiting to put SCOTCHLITE' lier this week in what police d'doesn't ha ve to be a factor In administration when the 1m' ,4J 47?:l,41 kc TOM AXEN5 Brand Reflective Safety Tape on Sc ribed as a multimlllion dollar - - - IlIIuIIIuIuIIII U their Individual dec isions EOitr groundwork of later foreign a. Mr.& your bike-and then DAIRY QUEEN stocks of counterfeit to plc t ELECTRIC 'OOERT C. MARKEY REG. policy ililtiatives was being C. V. Murphy will give you a FREE Scrumpdilly• 1PR(WF.M ipanies including Walt Dis' ('01 Mv,rt,inj Ditltlor ~~% ___ 50 While politicians weigh .. laid. 00Tcmpk Drive ishus treat! Don't miss this chance ne y Productions and IBM. St!JIcRIFTWN RATES impact of their elections, Reps. Now in its 37th year, the REG. 79c to brighten your bike for safety arid " t-torr,e DE4!V*)' 5$C W. $210 ' ill agent Philip D. Smi th (''a7i ty i14 Inc 'Frazier, VnderVen, LagoMci,ffi, 1li National Security Council is In enjoy Mo'flns. $75'V I somethin' q*v(bo 209. ScrumpdiUyishus tes tilled that a confidential in. Complete i marsino, M urtha Of Pi45I ._. 6", for N one senw an outçowth of the EV"Lite your bike" at your rner told him Edwards had With 3 Wire for Hoi Duvet. All Other AU " certainly appreciate this, Harry. Voute welcome IT nia and Luken _______________________________________ ill articipating DAIRY QUEEN store U.S. disaster at Pe'irl Harbor in _____________ co ntract to • $100,000 MOM Cord & Stainless ered a off I IIMOtS -Ø start campaigning all over. FI'his Saturday only! 1941 that launched the nation S borrow my plates on an Oda-nurnbe,od day, ti you t1 **17JA 77' 71 Steel Sheath the death of Maurice nure need em'' Into World War U. 'Rag. U S Pat Ott. Am OQ, Coto 120 V 550 Watt 11, He. th government's mid 1 l74. A, 10 ASSORTED Q C; -— -- Skylab Crew Visits Area -- — . ---.. ::;:' --- __. (1 FHP Honors Helpful Hunters - ,,,— - -- .. ,- Panel OK's P — — ___ 10 glorge Stuart - — I Tallahassee Tally '~ qoPEN ii _1 I d uIJAt7 — — i.rrt. • "It's not his '73 return that bugs me it's for Gasol Could ne B* FPL Earnings Decline 10 — — — — nge, t —PINICREST SHOPPING CENTER— HWY. 1792 AT 27th ST. Next To A&P BIG 8.750Z. I e — — o Mark Embarg GLEEM 11 End — V — Democrats Record Hashish Cargo Is Seized ') Safe GOP Seats TABLETS — Costly Auto Repossession C MTG, LIST Sovlet-E pt a fl ITt 100 TABS. EASY Utr WKI) WINDOW CLEANER BATH 34C 1I . ___ Develops Over Arms — Statewide Funeral in Price Of tin- — Probe Begins , ILUI' 89 JOY ii1' ' _' 1 — W v ' 57C -- 5 — BAYER '5 ASPIRIN GLOVES 0 EVEREADY n __ r 77c GARDEN TV SNACK r Of 1 — T$799 - 37c Efficiency Plan Stalk is s1as — DELUXE WAGON GRILL W_ _4~ 6__;~_ 99C 29 - cur CLASSIC LAWN e - * - WORLD F:rau d Defendant Jailed -• WARE YOUR CHOICE — ________ PYRE 99 t FOLDING ROUND 7 DQti'éat! — — - _____ " I i-*_A*_.____-- FENCE 99 _ — BUND FORM - - , --- - S -- TUBE CAKE PAN g 99c '' f -S CHARCOAL LIGHTER 39 ____ ___________ ______ -; - - - -- - - 10 COMBS FAMILY PACKAGE 27 �___ - - ______ - 6A—The Sanford Herald Fr iday, April 19, 1974 Seminole Land Bill ---.-- --- _ 4 Orange Avenue which ,I ,. disposal. 1 A rriving property were . - -..E _______ ______ ________ diverted by Altamonte Spñngs city crews Thursday A mobile menagerie, inThe delegation dec-reed the eluding a 7,000 pound elephant which will be harnessed for planring agency would be a wmoer unit made up of rides, will be in the Sanford fl three members appointed by Plaza Monday. Jessie, thc movie-star the affected city conunLcsion; . three by th county om• Tephant di h jin.d trained dogs, clowns and other IIusi1UL1; to ftt)Lii the Central Floria Regional circus acts. The only charge will be for Planning Council; and a citizentheridesthatwl[lcost4ocents at-large by the legislative for those who dü not have delegation. discount coupons obtainable A city in default could annex from Sanford Plaza merchants, no territory until it adopted a who are sponsoring the event, plan. If the county defaulted tt.s The 23-year-old Jessie has representatives would be P traveled more than a million pointed by the delegation and miles entertaining old and would include one member young alike, from the three largest cities, ________________ ____ _____ _____ --'; . _____________ _____________ ______________ The Seminole County Grand Jury Thursday Indicted a ______ ______ _____ - _____ ________ _______ _____ _____________ ____________________________ road shoulders were Johnnie McGiviany, of Apt. April 11 shooting death of a 37- lying on the floor of her hoir1c vearld Sanford field worker. !;iwrence Wimberly Jr., z- with a bullet in her chest, POIICCç and his wile, Leola, 28, were charged with first degree The Wimberlys lived next to murder, shooting into an ocMs. McGiviany in Apt. 30 at the cupied house and using a time of incident. They are firearm in the commission of a .L - ____ ____ when the Crystal Lake Drive at the Zeulj You can not be discreet with a slowly padded off into the raIny Building, demnanding Its ears to bloodhound, night. be pulled and its coat ruffled. LAKE MARY--City I wasr't so fortunate, It took He Just stood there, half in Later, as the meeting council watchers would do well dragged on into the night...., ant] half out of the building, an automobile accident, to observe the animal world's about 10 p.m. or so and very while Isilentlydebatecj whether disrupting the city's power technique for dealing with little had been accomplished, in to go over and ruffle his neck around 10:30 p.m. to give me a boredom. chance to make my break. the way of agreement on items again, , higgins Terrace, died at Sanford couple on three Seminole Memorial hlospltzil charges in connection with the hours after police found her - thisweekonthecIty'spropoij who I thought had found a resolved. rimnirtal code, a big red-bone warm, dry hole under bloodhound was searching for Someone's house for the Just as I was about to take a shelter from the rain evening, caught my eye. two-minute break-council was He was standing In the The drizzle had completely doorway, his sad eyes sear- city's 16-year-olds and under soakeditsshort-hairedcoatan1l ching for mine, stay up past 11 p.mn., the dog the dog came over tome as I sat City Clerk Kay Sassrnan also shook its head in a "If that's all on the outside windowsill of the saw the dog. She tried to they've got to worry about then new City Hall located on Lake discreetly shoo himmi away, I'm leaving," manner and felony. The couple is in the scheduled for arraignment county Jail without bond. Monday in circuit court. .. ...' Norman Floyd said today. Froni B I oocl hound ByJ RICHARDS HeraidSiaff Writer ' ' - _____ __ .. asphalted, Mayor Shoulda city not implement a plan by the deadline a land planning agency would assume the responsibility and bill that city. In Sanford L 1.. Robert Bradford TL. •::ji ' had been flooding the 1)- A bill to regulate the use of The completed bill requires land in Seminole County was the rounty and its seven cities completed in Tallahassee to adopt a land use plan by Oct. Thursday by the count v'si 1, When implemented the legislative delegation, but the bill will mandate adoption of bill will remain inert until the regulations preventing overstatus of a similtar statewide crowding and extreme bill is determined, population concentrations. The bill is aLso intended to regulate transportation, water, sewage, schools, parks. Menagerie recreational facilities, fire protection and solid waste L esson Sanford Couple Indicted In Deatfr 1 Drainage waters from Awaiting State Move ____ Brevard Slaying Suspect , ' ,, -I i ______ To (H,rad Photo By - Be Tried In Seminole .. Opor9, Hyn) Bernard Eugene Giles, 21, of clerk. Giles is charged with the Titusvllle, charged with the first degree murder of Nancy raurder of one of six women Gerry, 18, of Tltusville. He was h se tmd!es en' Ion mid in granted a eha ne of venue on Brev1ird County orAIne groves the hais of the publicity. last Fall, is scheduled to be Giles has entered a plea of transferre(I to the Seminole guilty to charges of attempted County Jail where he will await rape and robbery and will be his April 29 trial, committed to the state mental Suffer I\ J e rye Do rti age An order of removal was hospital as a mentally signed by Circuit Court Judge disturbed sex offender. He has TAMPA, Fla. t API - A youth on for 18 months to two years plaining oi weakness and always be weaker and may Voile Williams Wednesday and been held In Jail without bond suffering perhaps Irreversible and that lots, maybe hundreds numbness, 1l are from liv- have case records have been mailed since his arrest under court some llngerin muscle and nerve damage from of kids, were doing it," Prockop erview, a 5mall curnmIlunitv paralysis." to the Senumnle ('untv court Inkr, sniffing lacquer tiunner says said. "Sometimes it would be in about 20 miles southeast of lots of kids are doing the same party fashion, then afterwards Tampa. He said the youths bought thing for a fast high. some would split off for some The 16-year-old zed in containers of thinner, dipped The boy, one of five youths more." rags into them and inhaled the critical condition, dependent nospitalized from inhaling the F' Dotors fear the youths may a respirator to breathe. fumes from the rags. The prod. t' mpaund the bought itt 9 ever regain enough control of uct is available in mntst hard. At this point we really .ents,. told a doctor Thursday muscles and nerves to lead nor- know whether they will recover ware stores. Sanford machines at Harold's Tavern about their all-night sniffing rnil Lives again, l'rocop said the sniffing or not," said Dr. James Stero valued at $249 stolen Ofl U.S. 1792. parties. "It's a brand new phenomne- a physician at Tampa General, causes peripheral neurop.athy, Thursday from home oh Dianna APRIL l,174 Monroe "According to the patient non and there Is no precedent to "If they pull through the cx- characterized by numbness Admissions Helen V. Aicilo, Orange City Uobblnson,23, of apt., 91 Lake William Barkley dine, 31, f they would occasionally sit up go by," explained Prockop. lie tremne part when they have to tingling aid weakness III the Monroe Terrace. 105 Shomate Drive Jai1e! Leon Schuler repeatedly inhaling the fumes," perform nerve analyses tc de- they'll probably recover enough affeCts muacles in the chest and Smith, 71, of 1202 Randolph charge of carrying a concealetj Jackie Curran Discharges said Dr. Leon Prockop, a terinine whether damage Is to live almost normal lives," throat. G1o1a D. Williams Sanford: Ave.; nothing reported mziissing. fireaij. neurology specialbi treating permanent. Prockop said. Crevall A. Levant "The scary part is that they Margaret H. Smith Change stolen Thursday from the five, whose names were not The youths, ranging in age "But I don't think they'll ever seem to get worse after they Ruby A. Langston James Bussard soft drink machines at ct' hall County released, from 16-22, were hospitalized be normal, unless there's scme stop using the product," Pro Deborah K. Magda linda George at 300 N. Park Ave. "He told me it had been going within the Inst two weeks corn- niiracle," he added. "They'll chop said. Pauline F. Teston Yvonne Forguson Two flags valued at 136 stolen Stereo valued at $155 stolen Wanda Bingham Mrs. Billie Julie Hobbs and Thursday frorii Armory at 915 fl'y froni home of Julie ShIrley 0. Williams boy F:. First St. Browne, 16, of 211 Satswna Burglary Thursday at OK Drive. Agnes Garvin Tire Co., at 2413 French Ave.; John G. Herbst Sound equipment worth $160 ThCIIflZI LaWSOfl 13 taken, 20 April Carl F. lAnd stolen Thursday from Progres j AprIl 22 James Robinson Accident Thursday involving Church on Midway Avenue. Car wash sponsored by John W. Hannah Lake Mary School Spring Leads I n Calvin Mosley Jr. Alcoholics Anonymous sheriff's vice agent Stuart Community United Methodist Carnival, 1-9 pin. Free dr closed meeting, Holy CrossD'id w. Jacn Breakin Thursday at Lawrence Wilson Walters, 21, of 906 W. 2th Si, Sanlando Baptist Church on Youth Fellowship. 10 a.mn, Lu prizes, games, rides, ponies, go- I:piscopal Church Parish Isabelle ta1oney Edward Kenneth Taubensee, Joonne and Mark G. Jacoby, 20 of 2400 Palm Springs Rood; nothing Casselberry 3:30Ca.cselberi-y, p.m., Standard Station, 17carts, contests for all ages and House, 400 Magnolia Ave., Oak ave.; damage to cars reported missing. F() res try' ¶12, nuntn.age sales. Jerry H. Bowker, DeBry Sj- ford, 8.9 p.m. Venus GUeSS totaled $1,500. No eha'ges filed. Barbecue chicken dinner to Alcoholic Lewis Ag'at, I)eltona Anonymous Cirice Ashley Goldenrod PALATKA, Fla. IAPI - Womnen'c Gruup, Holy Cross benefit Seminole High School Leonard C, Wild, Deltona Sanford Al-non Family Casselberry Tracy Pijrsell, Casselbei-ry Florida leads the nation in refoEpiscopal Church Parish Band, 5:30-7:30 p.m., school Group, 8.9 p.m., holY Cross Theodore ft. Wheeler, Lawrence Wilkins, DeBary restation but the stnte's growBreakin Thursday at home of House, 400 Magnolia Ave., cafeteria. Band concert 6 p.m. Episcopal Church Parish Deltor.a Lefts S. Prescott, Dellona trig population and sprawling Steven Carl Kennedy,2l, of James H. Mullins, 31, of 52-4 Sanford 2-3 p.m. Richard Riemensclmeider, Edna L. AiKen, Deltoria house, 400 Magnolia Me,, April 21 16 Qulntup!et Court Jailed In Orange Avenue; nothing A suburbB could threaten ts for1)eltoqa Huth C. Ringwald, Deltona est and food resources. ' it.i Introduction to Antiques, Sanford Yacht Club boat Sanford. lieu of $5,000 bond on charge of reported missing. Lenis S. Prescott, Deltona Claude E. Kildren, [kltona six weeks, . 9 possession of controlled suba.in. to noon crwse to Hontoon Island State Gov. leubm Askew and th CASE iCommunity Activity Mary Lou Thurston, Deltona William B. Thomas, Geneva president of in' Rayonier i sthnc. Scminol Junior College. Call Park. Leave Lake Monroe Service Eflorti, noon, Alcoholic Forest City. Rosia Campbell, Lake Mary Sue Zalesky, Longwood Cliarles K. Anderson of New (or reservatIons, Park, 10 a.mn. For infirniation Halfway House, Lake Minnie, York City, sounded ths warn-. Beer and pennies valued at contact Conitnodore Alan 17-92, Sanford. Speaker, Judge Apopka Central Florida Genealogical Chalfin. ing Thursday at a forestry day and Dominick Salfi. $80 stolen Wednesday from Historical Society program sponsored by the Genealogical Workshop, 9 a,m., April 22 Florida Power private club on Items of unknown value April 23 I ongvvood 6 ppoi nts Holiday Avenue, Seaboard Coast Line Railroad. Baptist Terrace, 414 Pine St., Oil painting, Tuesdays and stolen Thursday from Sn n ford Ext e n n Cawlay, About 300 national leaders of Orlando, conducted by Mary hiomnemakers Club, 1:30 p.m., ThUrSdays, 9 a.m.-noon, SJC I-'. lake Circle,5.4, of 5819 Bear forest-related industries gathIlarter, secretary of AmerIcan home of Mrs. K. It Wood, 2104 AEC NO. 8, call for resetFive 'To Advisory Panel ered in a pinewoods clearing to of Genealogists Sanford That's Progress? hear speches and watch muonLongwood strous machines fell and stnp WNGWOOI-A five-man former council chairman; trees in minutes. Sheep flocks total 15.8 million citizens financial advisory Gerald Connell, a Martin Co. head today, compared with 19 ,•.fl oil crisis and the short2 committee was appointed by engineer and Harry Lasris, I n in n u a I Ten bottles of Champagne, million 15 years ago or 44.9 p Boo Jc P r ze ages of almost everything that Cour.cil Chairman E. E. auditor. eight of wine and two cases of million Just after the Civil War. we are experiencing have Williamson today, cting NEW YORK IAl') -The 25th the Beat generation of the beer stolen Thursday from 1amide cloth has blanketed According to a resolution yanked us into the realization Philosophy and Religion - borne of Gloria Scott, 51. of Box much of the wool industry. Chairman Donald Schriner adopted by the city council in that our resources are finite iraual National Book Award 1950's, shared the poetry award "FAlmund Husserl: Philosopher 4%4%F: items valued at $150. announced. ___________________ — special session last Friday, for fiction has been won Jointly for his "The Fall of America; of Infinite Tasks," by Maice that there is a limit to what Foodandmonevvaluedat 125 The committee empowered to committee will study the city available," Anderson Said. IS by two authors, Thomas Poems of These SUites, 1965. Natanson. stolen Thursday from Green's ____ investigate all matUrs relating buet and advise council of Inchon, for his novd, 'rav- 11," with Adrienne Rich, auHistory - Harvard Univer- Grocery at U.S. 17-92 and While tree growth in Florida to the city's finances and city finances. it)"s Rainbow," and Isa;ic thor of "I)ivin mu, t.X'tds rem'i'al Ii' 3 pet Cent, The sits Prof. John (live for Seminole Avenue. budget in':lude Hi. Mi1vee, ______ Iiashvis Singer fur has hntt Wreck." Anderson said thestate has lost 'Macaulay: fl Shaping of the former Seminole school Change totaling 0 stolen ____ ____ .storv collection, "A Crown of The translation award was Historian," 6ver five million acres of Thursday superintendent; J. H. Grait, from vending Feathers and Other Stories." shared by Karen Brazell for commercial forest to OthCI Children's Books — "The local businsman and zoning Council The awards, the publishing "The Confessions of a Lady Court of the Stone Children," by uses. board member; industry's equivalent of mnov- Nijo," the niemoir uf 'Look around at this beais a 14th Eleanor Cameron. The storY ledomn's Oscars, were presented Proposed Century Japanese poet; Helen involves a young girl's tragedy tiful forest land and you see ' h'rp Th,'riIriv I !Ir!"nln ('r%. fl. Lane for 'Alternating Cur- in Napoleonic France, as fanta. E 't'Y the state is so attractive to ter WARSAW, Poland APt Sanford Power rent," by Octavio Paz; and sized by a muodern-da)' girl. The seven nations of the soviet people," Askew said. "But with F:a-h I I3loc ended a two-day swnrnit 1,000 people a day moving te - of 14 awards In ten cat- Jackson Matthews (or "Mon. Science - "Life: The Un! in. Out 1 2 Minutes carries a $1,000 prize, to Teste" by Paul Valery. Lshed Experiment," by S K today with a Joint communique Florida, you see the tre, Power was out from 9:33 to calling for creation of a per- muendous ch.al1enge. ahead." tie divided by cuwinners. Luria, who shared the 1969 Noother winners were: Singer who was not present at F The future, the governor "Deeper bel Prize in Physiology. "Life" 9:45 a.m. today in area of mnanent European security offers uncertainties of thesaid. Arts and Letters Locust and Mellonville avenues council. ceremony sent a message Into Movies," by Pauline Kael, lsent.s in simple form the and part of the downtown area, from histhe homne in Haifa, a film critic (or 'fl New York- rudimneiits of genetics and mo• Meeting as the Consultative pacity to provide a better life praising United StatesIsrael, as L 1S FURNITURE including the main fire station. Committee of the Warsaw Pact, materially. lecular biology'. ,SALES and giving," lie said; days of cheap energy Biography - "Malcolm LowFlorida Power Corporation the C4iIununist party chiefs and I .irn happy to call myself spokesman Art Mackie said the premiers declared in a corn- and cheap food are probably Conteimiporary Affairs- CBS ry: A Biography," by Douglas Y. 17.92 radio commentator Murray CASSELBERRY problem occurred in a feeder at murüque that a "European over for good," Askew Jewish nter, a Yiddish writer, Kempton foi'"lhe Briar Patch: g',,,, ,..,_,._..,_ fl (rn,it',,'w.' -- - . . . •. rI. ,,n,i,..,•...._ ..r ,h... Ainerit'an .. ii ui UI 1114L -. The People of the State of New was not determined but service operatiof should be set up hid are yet to be realized. Pynchon, whoce winning nov- York v. fumunit,a Shakur ':t as restored as s'n as the dtcr the current t-tlks on Eu"Here in Florida, poputi ul nokil [or ib almtrusc am! ,j, switeti was closed again. growth and urbanization are intricate style, was not present. ropean Thinner Sniffing Boys .. ,., ,, ,- I -. Seminole Calendar I \/\f 'To I i ___ ' , -- OR MORE -- i -- forcing gricu1ture to produce Areci MU.S. E'tMA 1'L(KJf,-%l Mrs. Emma F. Pec'kham, 86, of 201 South Cow'.try C1t, Rd., lake Mary. died Thursday. Born in hutton, Ontario, Canada, she came to Lake Mary in 1923. snore on dwindling acreiage' he said. !Jeath r Churdi iii the Nativity in Lake Mary. Survivors include tw' sons, tanJry J. Peckham, ol Atlanta, Ga., and Claret J. I'eckharn, Tampa; sister, Mrs A.J. LaPrfce, Winter Pirk; four grandchildren, and 10 i.'v., Krnpton's hook examines Awards for poetry and tran.s- the arson. Conspiracy and lation Were also shared. murder trial of the New York Allen Ginsberg, a leader of ianther 21. " I. 4 I I . ,-•J _______ - ______ - 11111.1 I j a - ' ) SEMINOLE HIGH DECA AWARDS DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION students at Seminole High School receive plaques from Don Reynolds, principal, at the annual Employer-Employee Banquet Wednesday night at Mayfair Country Club, From left, Crissy Davis, outstanding service; Reynolds; Jeff Jackson, mt versatile boy; and David Myers, leadership. Men In Seminole Countians DatedatOilando, FIorid,this9th COUNTY. FLORIDA State of Florida Regulation of day of April, 1974. Consumptive Uw'sof Water CIVIL ACTION NO. 74-523-I Arthur I. Zipperly NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR Department of Natural Resources DIVISION I As Executor of said estate. Seminole County campers Sunday morning worship EXCLUSIVE AMBULANCE State of Florida Dewelopmerst In riffle Marriage of: CARLTON, FIELDS, WARD, SERVICE FRANCHISE and Maintenanceof Water Use Plan are in charge of registration service. Registration begins at DANIEL DAVID GORMAN, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN EMMANUEL. SMITH & CULTER, and posters for the second noon today. The campout Is THAT Herndon Ambulance Service, PA, SUB-TOTAL GRANTS FROM OTHER AGENCIES and annual "limes hey-Day" open to all NCHA members-atEnterprises lnc.d b- By: Judith F. Rlrtsky DEBBiE LYNN GORMAN, Pvt. Theodore J. Sier- aInc.artdP.A.K. Ande-son Ambulance Services, Attorney for Executor today through Sunday at large and families Interested Lii p'uto'J, 18, of 610 Brlarcliff Respondent. IOTALANTICIPATF.D FUNDS 1601 CNA Tower Inc. will apply t tie Board 04 NOTICE OF ACT:ON C-amptown,SR 15 and 530, south Joining a camping chapter. St., Sanford has completed County Commissioners of Seminole Orlando, Florid. 32*01 RECOMMENDED APPROPRIATIONS TO: DEBBIE LYNN GORMAP4 Publish: of Orlando. at seven o'clock p.m • or as DEA 1)2 April 19, 26. 1911 DISTRiCT FUNDS AND GRANTS 9642 Varicotjber Deive eight weeks basic training at County soon lhereIter as possible. on the ______________________________ For Conduct Of The Affairs Of The District Generally heading up the Seminole Anaheim, California the U.S. Army Training Center, 30th day of April. 1914, for ezclusvc IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE YOU ARE POTIFIE0 that an PersonaIS,ervice-s groups activities will be Mr. Ft. Kr,ox, Ky. Contractual ServIces ambulanceservicelranchi;eandail EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR- action lOt' Dissolution at Marriage Commodities and Mrs. Ed Samples of The son of Mr. and Mrs. persons affected or interested in CUlT. SEMINOLE COUNTY, has been filed against you Such exclusive franchise application arid you Current Charges Maitland and Mr. and Mrs. arerequiredtosecvea copyolyour Telesfore Sierputowski, he arelnvitedtobepresentatsaidtime FLORIDA wrl?tendetenses,Ilany,toitOnO.H. OperatingCapitalout$ay Robert Cobb of Sanford. PROBATE DIVISION U.S.AtrForceSt.affSergeant recelvedinStructjoflindrilland in thi County Commission Room, CASE NO. PR.74.101.CP EATON, JR.. ESQUIRE, Six Central Florida chapters Innls A. Wiggins, son oh Mr. ceremonies, weapons, map Seminole County Courthouse, Estate of TOTAL Petitioner'sattoqney,whoseadJress For Tax Officials' Commissions Sanford. Florida, to voice their is STENSTROM. DAVIS & McIN. of the National Campers and and Mrs. G.M. Wiggins of 112 reading, combat tactics, approval or disappoval of said AILEEN CLARK McCARTY, TOSH, Post Office BOx 1330. San. Hikers Association Deceased. Satsumna Dr.,Sanford,hasbeen military courtesy, military franchise application. ford, Florida, 32771. on or before For Reserve Contingencies NOTICETOCREDITOR$ with dtst.rIct field directors, Mr. named one of the top per cent Justice, first aid and Dated this 17th day of April, 1974. TO ALL PERSONS HAVING May 2nd, 1974, and file the original John A. Kimbrough, and Mrs. Harold Runes of CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST with the Clerk of this Court either For Reserve. Emergencies in his Air Force speciality. He history and u-aditjons, Chairman before service Orlando, have many activities will receive a Superior perSAID ESTATE: Board of County on Petitioner's at. For Resource Planning You and each of you are hereby torney or Immediately thereafter; Commissioners Personal Services planned for the weekend. fornnce Pay bonus as a result otherwise a default will be entered notified and required to file any Seminole Coi..'nty, Florida Among the events will be of his selection. Contractual Services against for the relief demanded you claims and demands which you. or Publish: April 19. 25. 1971 Commodities in the Petition games for children and adults, either of you, may have against laid Leon K. iled) Walker Jr., son DEA , Current Charges WITNESS my hand and the sealot _________________________________ estate in theoffice of the Cieckc,f the scavenger hunt, campfires, Operating Capital Outlay Wiggins, an aircraft super- of Mr. and Mrs. Leon E. Walker this Court on April 2nd, 1971. Court of the Eighteenth square dancing, and surprise visor, was chosen for his Sr., 311 Satsuma Drive, - SEMINOLE COUNTY PLANNING Circuit (Seal) Judicial Circuit, Seminole County, TOTAL AND ZONING COMMISSION evening entertainment. 1)oor leadership, exemplary conduct, Ravenna Park, Sanford, has Arthur H. Bec*with, Jr. Florida, Probate Divlsio?l, in the Notice of Public Hearing As Clerk of the Court Courthouse at Sanford, Florida. prizes have been donated by all technical skill and duty per- been selected for promotion to For Land Acquisition Arid Relocat,ons The Planning and Zoning Corn within four calendar months from By: Joy Stokes the chapters. Perscnal Services mission of Seminole County. the tine of As Deputy Clerk formance in competition With therankofm,ajorintheU.S. Air the first publication ot ContractualServices Rev. Harvey Moyer, NCHA all other airmer in his grade Force. Florida, will conduct a public this notice. Each claim or demand STENSTROM, DAVIS Con,modities lsearingtoconsiderreccmmendinge must be in writing arid & McINTOSH filed in state chaplain, will conduct and speciality. Current Charges Veteran of 11 years In the prpo change of zoning from Al duplicate arid state the place of Florida State Bank Fixed CapItal Outlay seririce, Walker was liaison Agriculture to PUD (Planned Unit residence and post office address of Suite 72 Post Office Box 1330 Development) on the following the claimant and must be sworn to officer for Aerospace Defense described propertyTOTAL Sanford, FlorIda 32771 by thC claimant, his agent or atCommand, in ColoradoSprings, NE ',OF NW '4 (less the NOrth torney, or the same shall be void. Attorneys for Petit.oner For Resource Coin, and was recently tran- 330 feet) of Section 19, Townhep 20 Publish: April 5. 17. 19. 76. 1971 Dated at Orlando, Florida. thiS Personal Services 5uth, Range 30 East, DEA 25 public records 16th day of April, 1974 slerred to Ilanscom Field in Contractual Services of eminote County. Florida. Sandra F. White Bedford, Mass. Commodities Further descrbed as East Of Lake As administratrix of said estate Current Charges A graduate of Seminole High Emma RoaU approximately one q A Jones, of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Fixed Capital Outlay mile Southof LakeMarv Boulevard. WHITFIELD, WRIGHT, A new four-waystop has been School and Florida State 1.0 NG WOOl)- Public EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. This public hearing will be heid in LEONHARDT & IR ICKEL CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Safety Director Tom Ilennigan designated at the high accident Universit' in Tallahassee the County Commission Chambers Attorney br Estate TOTAL COUNTY, FLORIDA. says man)' new traffic control intersection—Grant Street at where he received his degree In Of the Courthouse, Sanford. Florida, 709 Building CIVIL ACTION NO. 74-$4S-D For Operation And Maintenace signs iire being imistalled Church Avenue-, he said. history, Walker is married to on May 15, 1971. at 130 P.M .Ot hS Orlando, Florida 32101 In re: the Marriage f Of The District's Works soon thereafter as possible Publish, April 19, 26. 1971 Speed limnit on K. K. Williamson the former Evelyn Oberreiter CHANDLER STEPHENS, Personal Services throughout the city. Planning arid Zoning DF.A II) Petitioner Contractual Services No citations will be issued Road has been changed from 25 oF Vienna, Austria ,and has one Commission _____________________________ and Commodities Florida Seminole County, until people are accustomed to miles per hour to 35 miles per daughter, Jacqueline, three IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ANNIE LEE STEPHENS, Current Charges By. J. B. Williams, sears old. EIGHTEENTH JUDIC(AL CIR Rpident. the new signs, hiennigan said. hour. Operating Capital Outlay Zoning Director CulT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE NOTICE OF SUIT Publish: April 19, 1974 COUNTY. FLORIDA TO: ANNIE LEE STEPHENS __________________________________________ TOTAL DEA 117 -cCase No. 74.$24-E sos Moculloh DiviSiON e Batti'moqe, Maryland For Construction NOTICE OF PROCEEDINGS FOR In re The Marriage of _______________________________ Ct' Personal Servces . THE VACATING. ABANDONING. JOHN JOSEPH LEONARD c o Prob. Dept 01 Commodities DISCONTINUING AND CLOSING PetitlonerHU5BAND Baltimore City Current Charges _________ OF RIGHTS OF WAY and Room 144, Courthouse Fixed CapitatOutlay '0 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: SANDRA KAY LEONARD Baltimore, Maryland 2)202 YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE Resporclent-WIFE YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED TOTAL J NOTICE that the Board of County NOTICE OF PETITION that an action br divorce has been Theodore PECKHAA. MRS. EMMA F.— F hi maj lot Emma F S J:)i:!. I A MJy 0? 11 t.t cttr ri m at Churn f thea'.t,. LiCMty Roêry *;Ii .e (e('ieil 5-tirld4r 4P 1.)O Vrri wtr Sip-v W.i'ani G Neoe,i Mrist*n ii oft'c-'àtt : unerdl Iluthe ii in tt ______________________ - ________________________ . Wiggins Receives 44 1f. ,. - '-.. 1. ' Leoi Walker Jr. 1 309.349 13.525 71,474. 66,63). 2.100. 5 ________ s 4.U,779. $ 70,000. $ 100,000. $ 100,000 - 71,050. 79,131 $00 $ 402,634. $ 107,Sal. 29.. 3.710. 11,163. 344.325. - S 496.14.1. Traffic Contro. Signs i) 6,940 4.010. Iii staII e ci In Long svood - - I22,0 _________ $ 2I.O6) 167,433 io.xo _________ S1,9L767. -. s ____ I t.iiIM :'Y '1 - ' . " , '-'- ttM* *t' - & _____ - ____________ _ - - IIF SHERIFF CHECKS PHONE LINES SEMINOLE County Sheriff John Polk and his department will mOVe Into their new $398,000 building next to the Sanford Courthouse this veekend. The 6,000 square feet of office space will consolidate the sheriff's divlsons that are flOW sprcad out over a two block area. - -, . t1?.000 154.300 ____ - GUARANTEED RESULT WANT ADS CALL 3222611 OR 831-9993 14,211,10c . APRIL 21.26th of charge Ihe equal number o days. $ 351,100. 15 4 Order non-commercial ad for one week; if you don't get the results YOU expected, call us, and we'll re-run your ad, free 139,775. NCHA), kL*Jj. 'k,, ________ Superior Rating _ - . ._- . Sierputowski r - 101,340. - ______ ADS 1'-- 1974 DEZ-16i East Attamonte Drive. Altamonte the above-styled Court for the they may have against laid estate in Springs, Florida 3370) under the adoption of the minor chlId theofficeofClerkofClrcultCourtoi I fictitious name of HeImly Home named in that Petition. and you are Seminole County. Florida. in the SEMINOLE COUNTY PLANNING Furnhshingi, Inc. on ,nd after May commanded so serve a copy of your courthouse at Sanford, 1, 1974. AND ZONING COMMISSION wrItten defenses, f an'. on .iofvi A. within four calendar months from NOTICEOF PUBLICSALE Datedthls2Sthdayof March, 1971. Noticeof PubllcHearirtg BaldwIn. Petitioner's attorney, t nate ot the first publication of Please take notice that on May 10. Maxwell Home The Planning and Zoning CornwPiose address Is Suite 20. 500 East this notice. Each clai.n or demand 1974 the undersigned will sell one '63 misSion of Seminole County. Furnishings. Inc. Highway 434. Casselberry, Florida muSt be in writing and must state Ford Galoxie I dr. id No Florida, will Conduct a public By: 0. Wellington Smith 72707, on or before May s's'. it7, theptaceofresidenceandpostoftic, 3162X12l792 for repair, towing and MirIng toconshder recommending a Assistant Secretary and filethe original with the Clerk of address of the claimant and must be g sage License No 7W p'o change of zoning from A-I Publish: March 29. April 3, 12, 19, this Court either before service on sworn to by the claimant, his agent, iotg. Agriculture and R.IA Single Family 1974 Petitioners's attorney or im. Or hIS attorney, or 0 ,kOI t-erome Damacs Paint D.*eIiing District to C-i Retail DEZ 165 mediately thereaner; otherwise a id accordng to law 1. Bcxly Shop Commercial District or OC Office ______________________________ default may be entered against you April 9th, 1914. 501 Hwy 17.92 District on the following described •for the relief demanded in the Leon-a Bonlface Fern Park. Fla. p.oprtyIN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND petit, I Executrix Pjbi5h: April 17, 19, 77, 97 SEMINOLE COUNTY, Lotsi, $andó,and the West 33feet FOR WITNESSmY handand saIof the William L. Colbert, ESO of DEA-91 of Lots 2. 4 and 7, Block F, Fern FLORIDA. Court at Sanford. Seminole County, STENSTROM, DAVIS & Terrace, as recorded in Plat Book CIVIL ACTION NO. 71.1431.0. Florida, this 16th day of April, 1974 McINTOSH II. Page 71. Public Records of In to: the Marriage of FICTITIOUSNAME Florida State Bank (Seal) MILDRED C. ESCLAVON, pfl is hereby ç'ven that I am Sem'noie County, Florida. ute 72 Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Wife, engaged in business at LongwoodFurther described as on the South Clerk of the Circuit Court Post Office Box 1133 Oviedo Rd. No. S. P.O. Box 772. side of O'Brien Road and East side and Sanford, Florida 37771 By: Linda M. Harris FREDDIE LEE ESCLAVON, Attorneys for Executrix rip,y Clerk Florida under the fictitious name of feet West of Highway 17-92. NOTICE TO DEFEND Henderson's Typesetting. and This public hearing will be bold In PFAIO9 DEA 73 THE STATE or FLORIDA TO. that I ntend to reç'.ter s-id rame the CounOy Corr.rnsstn Chambers FREDDIE LEE ESCLAVOId With the Clerk of the Clr:ult Court. of the Courthouse. Sanford, Florida, 1127 Belvedere Drive Seminole County, Florida in ac on May 15, 1914, at 7:30 P.M.. oral Hanettan Station cordance with the provisIons of thi soon thereafter as possible. NOTICE OF INTENTION TO ADOPT BUDOtI Charleston, South Carolina Plame Statutes, To-Wit: Planning and Zoning FOR JULY 1, 1?74.SEPTEMBER ii. 1914 CommIssion Section $65 09 Florida 1957. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN AND TO ALL OWNERS, PEP SONS. OP 5: Olivia M. Henderson Seminole County, Florida ENTITIES SUBJECT TO CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN FLORIDA Mildred C. Esclavon has filed a Publiih April 12, 19, 76, May 3, 1974 ily: J. B. Williams, FLOOD CONTROL DiSTRICT TAXES. Petition in the Cirruit Court of Zoning Director DEA65 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, in complIance with and by authority of Seminole County, Florida, for a Publlih: April 19, 1911 change of Custody of HORACE Chapter 371. Florida Statutes as amended and Chapter 25270, Laws of FICTITIOUS NAME DEA-lid and Florida, 1919, that the Governing Board of Central and Southern Florida ESCLAVON Notice is hereby given that I am ____________________________ EUGENE engaged in businesi at 651 17.92, ELIZABETH ROSE ESCLAVON, Flood Control District, a public corporation existing and operating under Seminole County, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE minors, arid you are required to arid by virtue of the laws of the State of Florida, intends to adopt the Longwood, Florida under the fictitious name of EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. servea copyof your written defense, following tentative budget, or as the lame may be amended, for the final Pontoon City, arid that I intend to CUlT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, lfany,onherAttorney, ALBERT N. budget for sad Disirict for the period beginning July 1, 1974 and ending FlITS, whole address is as shown September30. 1974. register said name with the Clerk of FLORIDA below, and file the original with the the Circuit Court, Seminole County, PROBATE DIVISION Clerk of the Above Styled Court, on Florida In accordance wth the CASE NO. PR.74.106.CP JULY 1. 1974-SEPTEMBER 30,1974 ct' before the 17th day of May 1914, provisions of the Fictitious Name Estate of APPROPRIATIONS Statutes, To-Wit: Section $65 09 ELIZABETH KOCH PRATORIUS ofh,rwlse a Default and ultimate Deceased Judgment will be entered aGainst Florida Statutes 1957. NOTICE TO CREDITORS DISTRICT FUNDS y for the relief demanded In the S Ponton House. Incorporation TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Petition. District Taxes $ 150.000. By: W. J. Bryan CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST WITNESS MY HAND and OF. SpoilEscrowAccount SI 500. VPres-Sec. t'ICIAL seal of said Courtthis 9th day Misceilanecvs5ources 1*5,000. PublIsh: AprIl 12, 19. 26, May 3,1971 SAID ESTATE: You and each of you are hereby of April 1974. Unappropriated Surplus. Restricted 1.364.909. DEA61 notified and required to file any (Seal) UnappropriatedSurplus 2.000.000. claims and demands which you, or Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Reserve For New Administration FICTITIOUSNAME - eitherofvou,mayhaveagainst saia Clerk of the Circuit Court Building 112,000 NOTICE isherebygiventhat lam estateintheofficeoftheCleckofthe Seminole County, Florida engagedinbusnessat25iO5Myrtle Circuit Court of the Eighteenth By: Cecilia V. Ekern SUBTOTALDISTRICTFUNDS $3.114M9. Ave.. Sanfnrd 32771, Seminole Judicial Circuit, Seminole County. Deputy Clerk County, Flo.- lda under the fictitious Florida, Probate Division. In the ALBERT N. FITIS GRANTS FROM OTHER AGENCIES name of SEMINOLE USED CARS, Courthouse at Sanford. Florida, 210 Edwards Building Department of Natural Resources and that I intend to register said within four calendar months from Sanford, Florida 32171 State of Fiorida Muatic Weed Program s 25,000 name with the Clerk of the Circuit the time of the first publication of Attorney for Petitioner Department of Administration Court, Seminole County, Florida in thiS notice. Each claim or demand Publish: April 12, 19, 76, May 3, 1971 State of Florida KissImmee River and accordance with the provisions of trust be In writing aid filed in DEA-63 LakeOkeechobeeStjdy the Fictitious Name Statutes, to. duplicatc and state the place of South FloridaReglonal Plaming Council 1,500 Wit: Section $65.09 Florida Statutes residence and post office address of _______________________________ Department of Natural Resources 1957. the claimant and must be sworn to IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE State of Florida State Coordination by the claimant, his agent or at- EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. 5: David S. Redwlne andAssistanceto WaterMangement Districts 17.425. ______ _________ - (: IN THE CIRCUIT COU,T OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CU? CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR COUNTY, FLORIDA. SEMINOLE COUNTY CIVIL ACTION NO. 7441$ PROSAVE DIVISION re: Petition of PROBATE NO. KENNETH R. LINEBERRY in re: Istatsef NOTICE ROBERT 0. VAUGHN TO: TIMOTHY PATRICK MCCANN decaas.ed Co Mercer County Jail NOTICE TO CREDITORS Trenton, New Jersey All creditors of the estate of You are notified that she above ROBERT 0 VAUGHN. deceauci, named Petitioner. KENNETH R. are hereby notified and reQuired t DEA•110 - Funera Notice I r - .' -.d. I.-, WANT ", Legal Notice Legal Notice 'S . ITS WANT AD WEEK ' ;/ FICTITIOUSNAM! NOTICEOFINTINTION NOTICE Ii hereby given that I am TO REGISTER engaged In business at 7CC W Hwy FICTI1'IOUS TRADE NAME 4)4, Longwood. )2707, Seminole County. Florida Uflder the fictitious NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that flame of SHE & HE HAIR th undersigned, Maxwell Home BOUTIQUE, and that I Intend tO Furnishings, Inc. intends to register reglstersaidnam,witnthedi,rko, theficlitious re name HELMLY the Crcult Court, SemInole County, HOME FURNISHINGS. INC. with Florida in accordance with the he Clerk of the Circuit Court of ovisions of the Ficliliout Name Smlnole County, Florida, purSuint Statutes, To-Wit: Section 165.0$ to Section US 09, Florida Statutn Florida Statutes i'si. 19$) as amended, that the onS Connie E. Kenneth des1gned intends to engage in the Frlday,April 19, TheSanfordHerald - ' -• 1 Florida -. __________ _________ J , ____________ c)Iice BI)tter Hospital Notes , _____________ .'l J , - I ,.. , Legal Notice Legal Notice _______ iii I _________________ Le9aI Notice 5 777,30Q Florida, at 7 o'clock p.m. on the 11th OF MARRIAGE required to serve a copy of your clay of May A D , 1971. in the County TO SANDRA KAY LEONARD ArittCn defensts, if oriy. to it on Estimated ömOunt which *ill appear Commissioners' Meeting Room at WHOSE LAST KNOWN ADDRESS JOHN A. 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BALDWIN Of Baidwin & Dkeou Attorneys at Law Suite 70. $00 East HIghway 131 Cas.selberry, Flor;da 32101 ATTORNEY FOR PETITIONER PubliSh, April 17, 19, 74, May 3, 1911 DEA FLOOD CONTROL DISTRICT DY ITS GOVERNING BOARD By - S Robert L Clark. Jr Chairman ATTEST. s C. E. tla,I, Jr Secretary JohnM DeGrove C I. Thomas Rot-ertW Ppdrick R crtim*tt MT'gue 8.L. Pratt w ,IScarborougn Sprat? (tjijeO çc,j,,, , Publish. April 19. 26,. 1971 DEA 111 �- - ..!._-..----- -;-;=.- .4j-.----.-. __=- _. =-.- -. ______ .-.. ._-. -. _-.- - -M v. - ..... —.S ' - .- , . . % - .v_YE_ L ..( .: — -. ____________ , i S - _-. •--' .5 - -. . - - - : - - .- - . W .. Friday, April 19,1974-9A The Sanford Herald Hank . Finally Does ft -- Hits His First Singl Sports Briefs Chicago's Wrigley Hospitalized By BRUCE LOWI1'r AP Sports Writer Detroit was rameti out. "1 as looking for a Fastball their inning margin over the to their ninth setback in 11 gled, Ron Blomberg douli1" then kept the streak going in his I.OUS took the lead on (;raig Nettles lilt a sacrifice r games. Braves 7, Padres 2 all the way," said Jim Cox— staggering i1ets. MKlothen's hit. first three Thursday night. and Duke Sims and Gene Aaron's only three hits going McBride's scri1ice fly and that's exactly what Ray Cox. who also drove in a pair [tick R Monday and Jerry Mo- chuel Hank Aaron finally hit one...U lie was so Intent on making it doubled to make it -o into Thursday night's games served him. The Mon single, that is. in the sixth gave the Cards the Sadecki treal rookie drove it over the of runs with a single that cap- rules singled In the first inning, ei1'Jit in a row that he strode were, as if you hadn't heard, "It's about time," the Atlanta home runs, the Diego Segul replaced w 714th. 715th and the plate In the eighth Inning winning run and they added two wall for a two-run homer in the pied a four-run first inning, said, with Monday making It to third in th e superstar said Thursday "1 (eel real great about eighth on Ken Heitz' hitting when second baseman Rennie who walked Jim Mason arij night 716th of his career.. But in 21 without a batting helmet. third inning, giving the Expos m' single. first homer. Its a thrill that Stennett committed an error on struck out Roy White k1,. "I was just thinking about after getting his first non-home other official at-bats, he hadn't run hit of the baseball season. comes just " the throw in. Then Williams de- Mike Ilegan capped the ,,j. managed so much as a single. hitting the ball," he admitted livere d a sacrifice fly. plosion with a three-run hoier Giants 5, Astros 2 Ralph Garr, meanwhile, was men, last Monday night, he sheepishly. "The umpire told I' smacking everything in sight, hurt his shoulder =king a me I'd forgotten the helmet, the Chris Speier drove in three . From then on, Ken Frailing Tw ins 3. Angels 2 getting three straight hits, dray, runs and Tom Bradley and and Ray Burns did the Job, ' lip i f trraIb throw. He'd been sidelined fans told me...everybody was Steve Bryc's three-run homer ing in two runs and scoring since I then. telling me." After he put it on, 11andv Moffilt learned for a six- scattering seven Pittsburgh in the sixth inning carried M lr, twice to lead the Braves to a 7-2 hitter to carry the Giants past hits, he grounded out. nesota to victory and within victory over the San Diego Against the Padres, he li*uston, It's been quite a turnaround A game of the first-place Angels Yanks 6, Red Sox I Padres, walked, struck out twice, then for Garr, who Bradley baffled the Astros went 0-for-16 at George "Doc" Medich stifled in the Al.West. In Thursday's other National grounded a single up the the start of the twtil Cesar Cedeno hit a runseason but has League games, St. Louis beat rr.iddle, putting his average at hit at a 21' -ormg single In the sixth in- Boston on four hits—one of A walk to Joe lAs and a sInk for-38 clip since then Philadelphia 6.2, Montreal .167. to put his average at .382. ning, which extended Cedeno's them Bernie Carbo's homer by Erie Soderholrn preji with two outs in the ninth downed the New York Mets a-s "The shoulder hurts and I hitting streak to 12 games. ccBrye's shot over the left fielil San Francisco defeated Hous- can 't swing the bat," Aaron Cards 6, PhIls 2 deno's 1113i triple knocked rung—and rode New York's six- wall off rookie Frank Tana,-' run sixth inning to an easy vie. ton 5-2 and the Chicago Cubs said. "It feels terrible and it Pitcher Lynn McGlothen's Bradley out in the eighth. California scored Its runs in th (or) over the Red Sax, edged Pittsburgh 1-0. In the keeps inc from swinging two-run double helped the Cubs 1, Pirates 0 seventh inning on a double b', American League, the New freely." Cards snap the Phi!s's sixgame Chicago managed only an Hick Wise, in his second Bobby Valentine, a walk York Yankees whipped Boston Garr had gotten hits in his winning streak. He and Hon . unearned i-tin off Jim Hooker— American League start, had the Frank Robinson, Bob 6-1 , Minnesota clipped Catifor- last (our at-bats Wednesday &hueler pitched scoreless ba ll but that'sall the Cubs needed to Yankees stifled until the big single and Lee Stanton's 8A—The Sanford Herald Friday, April 19, 1974 send nla 3-2 and Baltimore's game at night in a 6-I loss to the Padres, through (our innings before St the Pirates tumbling down sixth. Then Bobby Murcer sin- grounder. EL'UIORN, Wis. (AP) — Philip K. Wrigley, owner of the Chicago Cubs of baseball's National League, was In Lckeland Hospital today under observation, "No definite diagnosis has been made," a hospital spokesman said, adding that Wrigley, 79, remained in Intensive care, Doctors said Wrigley was conscious, resting comfortably and in good condition after being brought to the hospital from his Lake Geneva, Wis., estate late Thursday afternoon. A family spokesman in Chicago said Wrigley's vital functions were normal. Wrigley also is owner of the chewing-gum company which bears the family name, . c tio n Csonka: WFL Jumping Over sports T — N l t!j~ _____ JORTSMI;Ull I 1T!. - I- __ rr 1 -9, - __ __`___- ___ -I 'm - - N 'is By Ira Berkow SAN JUAN, P.R.-(NEA). That Johnny Miller could win any tournament after he won the W73 U.S. Open was even more Impressive than the fact that he won three of them-tn a row- at the beginning of the new golf season. This is the considered opinion of Dave Stockton, a man who can handle a wicked mashie niblick himself. "After you win a big tournament like the Open," said Stockton, "you can be lulled Into a sense of security, or a sense of accompLishment. I know. I won the PGA In 1970, and had to struggle to wL'i my next toirnaraent, the Massachusetts Open, the ne4 year. It was a relief," knowing what is at stake, the money from endorsements, the security of not having to qualify-that floored me," said Stockton. What also amazes Stockton Is the money available on the tour. Last year he won $97,000 and only finished In the top 10 In three tournaments. "of course, in comparison to Miller's $90,000 after three straight wins, my $12,000 thIs year might seem to pale, bdt I'm tickled to death. especially after what's happened to me." Elevator Hassle For one thing, he wai caught In a motel elevator on the way to the third round of the San Diego Open. The elevator got stuck between the fifth and sixth floors. He was anxious to get going, since he was running sixth in the touranment. Stockton was holed up, as they say, with fellow golfer Dave Graham, They rang the emergency bell. They prowled around looking for an escape hatch "like In the movies." They were In the elevator for 45 minutes, when a jolt brought them to the fifth floor. Then they got out and took the stairs. Now, several people had gathered on the main floor, waiting for the elevator. One of them was Dave's wife, Kathy, who had tranquilizers In hand for Dave. 10-Year Exemption And after a U.S. Open or PGA triumph, the golfer is exempt from having to quality for tour tournaments for the following 10 years, after which he Is added to the field. "Look it the records," said Stockton, "guys like 'J Gelberger, Dave Marr, Ray Floyd and Orville Moody, to name a few, won the big tournament and then have never won another tournament. "What Johnny's three straight wins means to me Is that he proved his deterininatlon to be a great golfer. Everybody knows he is immensely talented. I don't WA he has weakness on the golf course. He's the master of every club, Hogan Tradition "I think he showed that hej, truly in the tradition of Ben Hogan, who Johnny says he admires.He'snotgoin to let anything distract him from golf. Not poople, riot business Interests, "You know, the three straight wins at the beginning of this season really wasn't all that fantastic. And I'm not taking anything away from Johnny. But a lot of guys are just getting the cobbwebs out of their systems from taking a month or two or more off from golf. "It's not that hard to win early-although I'4 like to find the secret. What's harder Is what Tom Welskopl did last year. He won two straight in the summer. That's when everyone is In midseason ftrm." Something else that Miller accomplished raised his esteem in Stockton's eyes. "I think Johnny's 63 on the fInal round of the 73 Open was the most amazing thing he's Amazing 63 Milerthota63on the final round to come from six strokes behind and win by one stroke. "That kind of golf, under that kind of pressure, against that kind of field. : - # - ___ Major League - -- A— - - ___ -. Standings ==.__..__:\ _- 1 . 1 ._.. - _____________ ______ ___________ ____ By The Associated P,, American League East '. - x_ #4' .47 , W I Pc? M'lwauk, 6 3 667 New York 7 SSt3 _______ _____ - ____ Well I _-_ - ,, !I -. _ —-_ _ - _ F __ _;. *- . ., ' k L _ -- V I 4- __-~- '_-I _.-----__~_ I_--A ~ . . 1 _ 4. .~ I-.~- _ ..~ I L -_ . .11, ' N - . 1— .. -_f 1 ]~1.~ 4--~j ~A . _ ~ Z I 4 -~ K _, ~ ~ A ~. I_ I__ I _ --. f- -.I - - F — X ____ - fl.\ to _ ___ 7T1jj ivI J Qii~ mw- ;-IM NiI .1Z- --K-. - -_-~ _ _ _. ~__ -_ -- .- _ __ .7 _ ~_ _ _ F ~ tl _-_ _____I__=_~ _ ~ _ -- f I - ____ -_ __ : _=._ T ex as Kansas NNi 6 !! C?y Thursdays Games Newn ton "If it happens, he ain't been born said the San Francisco outfielder. They said Ruth's record would never be beaten, too. But 39 years later, the man from Atlanta proved 'ciii wrong, N'i, the people who should know best—baseball players and managers—.are hedging on whether anyone can top Henry. "Possible, yes; probable, no," said Reggie Jackson of the Oakland 'Vs. who along with Bonds and Cineinnj.tj's Johnny Bench are picked as the most likely candidates currently in the majors to crack the barrier. At the end of last season, Jackson, then Z, had 16 borne runs for seven So.mih. IJeiwh, 75, had 179 house ruru in six years, and Bonds, 27, had 165 after six Ilk -- New York (Kline? 0) at Baltimore When the elevator finally came down with no one in It, Kathy swallowed the tranquilizers herself. Stockton arrived at the course seven minutes before tee time, and shot "a fast 75." Stockton also has had a neck ache, and at one point this year was barely able to raise his right arm to swing. And yet he has remained In contention. Still Jittery For all this, he still gets the jitters when he thinks of another scene. This was two years ago at the American Airlines Golf Classic, In Puerto Rico. Stockton is American's "Flying Golf Pro." One of his Jobs at the Classic is to give instruction tó the athletes. One day, Stockton was casually standing and watching Ray Nitschke three-putt the 18th green. Nitschke, the fear-some ex. linebacker for the Packers, spotted Stockton and charged him. "You told me the wrong grip!" bellowed Nitschke, who grabbed Stockton and hoisted him Into the air. As It turned out, Nitschke had been put up to this by some mutual friends of Ray and Dave. As Ray gently returned the enweakened golf pro to earth, the nearby friends laughed heartily. Nitschke laughed heartily. Stockton Just laughed if you want to call It that. Bucks Take ive Golf Student Lady Champ Kantis City (Splittort? 0t (Hunter O). N , York of 5Ba°,u Cleveland at Boston Milwaukee at Detroit Kansas City at Chicago CaIifne at Oakland M'vweto?. at Texas. East L P0 08 Mol PtOlad,S*'lla - If 1 636 CHICAGO (AP) — Kareem Boston Celtics host the New more in the second as the Bucks Chicago S 1 625 1'. two points the rest of the way Abdul-Jabbar was near per- York Knicks. rolled to a 62-51 edge. and Chet Walker, helped by New York fection Thursday night but his The Bulls, playing without InThe Bulls came back on the Rick Adelman, started to chop P??)rQh 2 9 A17 e Milwaukee Buck teammates jured Jerry Sloan again, made shooting of Norm Van Lier and away at the Milwaukee lead. "made a lot of dumb mistakes" a battle of it in the first Well Howard Porter and it was 91-77 The Bulls scored 10 straight Los Angeles # 3 730 and instead of an easy victory At one point they led by quarter. (our but going into the final period as points in Hot.ston 7 a s one stretch and crept over the Chicago Bulls they had fell behind o-)at the end of the Jabbar's total soared to 42 within six points at 93-87. to settle for a 113-Ill decision, period, 't Frn 7 & .516 2 points. Walker and Norm Van Lier Cincinnati Nevertheless, the Bucks took I 6 .100 4 Jabbar scored 12 points in the Then the game turned topped the Bulls with 27 points Sifl oitign 3 tO .331 6 a 2-0 lead in their best-ofeeven first quarter and pumped in 15 around. Jabbar managed only each. semifinal series. Game No. 3 Thursday's Oames Chcaqo I, Pittsburgh will be played in Milwaukee 0 Mon?reai S. New York S Saturday afternoon with the 7, Sin Diego 2 fourth game scheduled for (.hi. rsncisco s, Houstcn .1 cago Monday night games 5Ch du?,d "I thought we were going to win it in the fourth quarter," By BOB COOPER Friday 's G ames cy Lender and Meeken Stable's days from the call to the post, Chicago said a dejected Dick Motta, All Sports Writer ii Agitate head a field of nine ai- some 46 to 50 are possible start- Philadilphii (Lonborg I) 0 N coach of the Chicago Bulls. Some 30 of the nation's top 3- ready entered for the $100,000. cii. Ptt5bufgh (Moose I 1 Larry Costello, coach of the year-olds get three tries on two added California Derby at Ne 0 Y(K,n0 ) Churchill Downs has always Diego (JOM" Bucks, tried to explain how his coasts Saturday to do some. Golden Gate Fields (B'UiPghar7l II) P4 at San said it would never run the team, leading 77-57 well into thing about paring down the p0- Francisco. Nwiniresi 01) Derby in divisions. And for the third quarter, came within an tentlal field for the 100th Ken(Curtis I In more than two dozen gala centennial edition? Atlanta (Niekro 301 at Ho,s q eyelash of defeat. lucky Derby. stakes races and scores of more heaven forbid! tOfl lflobe,ts 12) 74 "We made a lot of dumb mISWith 21 entries expected, the minor preps, no standout has San Francisco CaIctArll Likes down the stretch," sai(i Woxi Memorial at Aqueduct is emerged for this Sigmund Samnmer's Rube Th e Al Areles (S?c 3 C Costello. set for two divisions, each Derby. creating a panic at (;real or Timberland Stable's In an American Basketball $100,000-added, with the win- Churchill Downs, Stonewalk, who shared trophies burgh of Nr* York Association game, the Indiana ners of both halves of the GotiThere's standing room for in the April 6 Gotham Mile San Dego at C'ncir,nat, Pacers scored a 118-107 victory am and the Bay Shore victories only 26 horses in the starting ('ould help ease Sin Franc,tco at Los Ange'es the Derby trafover the Utah Stars. to knock heads, Montir"i at St. Louis, N gate for the May 4 run for the lie Jam by winning the Wood in Chi cago a? Philadelphia. td In NBA action tonight, the Mrs. Johnny Longdcn's Mon. roses and, ;t this point Just is easy fashion. Atlanta at HO1'n, fa Eastern Davis Cup - Derby Hopes Hang on TOKYO (AP) — Japan Jumped to a 24 lead over South Vietnam in the second round of Davis Cup tennis Eastern Zone tournament with two straight victories In the opening singles today. Japan's top single player, Toshio Sakai, overwhelmed Vietnam's second-ranked Dinh Qucc Twin 64, 6-2, 6.0 In the first match. The match was the first Davis Cup game Twin played. Japan's second-ranked Kenichi Hirai beat veteran No. I ranked Vo Van Bay 6-0, 6-3, 6-1 in the second match. Bay was the only Vietnamese Davis Cupper who defeated two Japanese players In the '72 tournaments held in Saigon. The South Vietnamese team of Vo Van Bay and Ly Alline will play Japan's Sakai and Hirai Saturday, In the doubles. The final two singles matches are scheduled for Sunday. Atlanta 2 Races Only ,' € ' ' ay Beat Hank N I n s ew ar he doubted there was anyone In the majors today who could do it "If you look up the statistics, a uy's got to hit 45 homers for 14 or 15 'ears just to come close," he said. 'Iteggie Jackson might hit 40 for f ive or six years, but not for 15 pia) 0 ji cars and average 35 home runs. I think I'm capable of hitting 35 a ear, ;ir; I Bonds can and Bench can. Bench is a catcher and won't last 20 years. I ton't play 20 years because they won't be able to pay me enough." to Chicago Cubs coach Ernie Banks mentioned a fourth possibility.— Greg I.ziiiki, the 23-year-old Philadelphia outfielder who has 50 house runs in four seasons, Including '' L11 Said Bench, whose first six years k lit d Aatu 's early pace "I tsouldn't say it can't be done. Maybe if everything fell in place for me. I'd have is chance. But I don't plan Lu play that long. I'm a catcher. "I've said all along I'll retire somewhere between 32 and 35. 1 can't imagine playing until I'n 40. liii 2, and 40 seems forever awav." Bench added that as outfielders, Jackson and Bonds just might have it shot—on one condition: "They'd have to want the record enough to May that long." Bumls was the moos! pessimistic of the trio. Overall, he figured, the odds of beating Aaron are 1,000-to-) and "My chances" queried Luzinski 'Bobby fiords has got more home runs than I have hits." Pete Hose, the National League's Most Valuable Player In 1973 and Bench's teanirn.ate In Cincinna ti. says Aaron's ;ircomplishmcnt is muarl) unpos.sibk' to duplicate -. PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (AP) A year ago, Mckey Wright came to this desert resort to become a student of golf t,nder a local pro. It paid off with a $25,000 victory in the Dinah Shore Winners Circle LPGA championship. Betsy Cullen, an Oklahoman who used to fret when the wind blew, arrived in Palm Springs a month ago and the 35-yearold, nine-year veteran went directly to John Rebolta, teaching pro at Tamarisk Country Club. Miss Cullen hasn't won the richest tournament In the history of women's golf but, with the wind as an ally—not an enemy she whipped the wind -blown 6,382-yard Mission Hills Golf and Country Club course In two-underpar 70 for a one-stroke lead entering today's second round of the $200,000 tournament. - California (Singer 2 0) at Claklanj 2nd Win From Bulls "It's possible for Bench to do it," said Jackson. "It's possible for Bonds to do it. It's possible hrmeto do it. But it's not probable for anyone to do it. "You have VANCOUVER, B.C. (All) A Miami group headed by Dan Topping Jr. has offered to purchase a majority interest in Vancouver Canucks of the National Hockey League, former club President Thomas Scallen said Thursday. Scallen said the Miami group had offered $9,463,000 for the 701,000 shares of the NHL team held by MedIcal Investments Corp., of Minneapolis, which Is majority shareholder In the team. There are 1,060,000 shares issued In Northwest Sports Ltd., the holding company for the club. The other approximately 400,000 shares are held by various groups and Individuals. -. .- ,J — Hank Aaron's bat may not have match ... yet "Iluat record is simply a 'tuatter of ("ntiur,.nce," he said. "Nowadays pliers don't even .'et '3111 to pla y )t'ars. Can you iriiagirie—yr, could hit ;is honie runs for 20 years and that's only 701.1 home runs. That's ri,'aliy incredible when you think about it Rangers Bump Off Canadiens NEW YORK (Al') You can add a new adage to hockey's vast collection of proverbs courtesy of Emile Francis and the New York Rangers, "We proved," said the gener. al manager-coach of the Rangers, "that a team that refused to be beat, can't be beat," Francis' club climaxed a comeback Thursday night, beating Montreal for the third straight game, this time 5-2, and eliminating the (anadiens In the opening round of the NaUr,nal Ihu'kt'v I 'ague playoffs 9 . ti.,ij INDIANAPOLIS i AP) Munsingwear No. Three, Minneapolis, Minn., took no chances on not being able to qualify Thursday night for Friday's rolloff for the Classic Division team championship in the American Bowling Congress tournament. It was the final night of qualifying with six spots op en. So the Barry Asher-captained quintet did more than Just break into a spot among the top six. It forged all the way to the top rung with a 3,289 series on games of 1,026, i,117 and 1,146. This dropped the previous leading Japan All Stars of Tokyo into second place with 3,170. ('onnie's Macaroni, New Haven, Comm., was third with 3,149; Chester Lb Investments, Dallas, Tex., fourth with 3,148; Marlee Color, Hackensack, N.J.. fifth with 3,101, and Ebonite, Hopkinsvllle, Ky., took the final berth on the strength of a 3,097 set fired Wednesday night. The six teams will battle In a three-game 3Ct for the championship tonight starting at 8 p.m. Most bowlers in the Classic Division will remain here for the Masters tournament April 20-24 on the ABC lanes. Members of the Munsingwear club, who totaled 101 strikes for three games, are Roy Buckley (717), Norm Meyers (589), Asher (679), Bud Horn (627) and Nelson Burton Jr. (677). The final qualifying session followed it hot day of action in which professional Jim Godman, Lorain, Ohio, fired a 299 game in the doubles and set an all-time record for allevents of 2,184. The previous record, 2,-147 by Jack Winters of Penn Del, Pa,, was set in 1962. Is the World Hockey League, Mmnesota trimmed Houston 54 in sudden death overtime, In a WHA game tonight, Chi. cago is at Toronto. New York seemed dead after dropping the second and third games of the series and trailing the best-o(-seven set 2-1. That was when Giacomin took charge. "I'm going to be the leader. Somebody has to and I'm the oldest guy. We're going to win this thing." Giacornin fulfilled that role. L t'a'h of the last thret' g;i1it.'s Raider Golf Team U psets L • of the series the team had to that sent New York Into the defenseman, proved to be the battle (rem behind and each semifinals against Philadelphia defensive star as he scored the time, they got the job done. In beginning Saturday night. tie-breaking goal late in the the end, the capacity Madison It marked the third straight third period. Square Garden crowd saluted year the Rangers have elimi. Marks fired from about 12 the gritty goalie with rythmic nated the defending Stanley chants. And when the Rangers Cup champions in the first feet to give the Hawks the left the ice, Giacomin returned round of the playoffs. Boston opener of the NHL semifinal the salute, thrusting his fist in was victimized last year and playoff series. the air triumphantly. the Cunadiens two years ago. Goalie Tony Esposito, who With time running out, Mon. "Maybe It's an omen," said allowed only two goals in the (real lifted goalie Bunny La Francis. "Maybe it's our turn to Black Hawks' first-round play. sixth attacker. rocque for a off victory over Los Angeles, Twice in the final minute, Pete get one for ourselves now." tui'nt'd in another strong perStemkowski scored into the Black Hawks 4, Bruins 2 t'mptv mat, clinching the victory Johnny Marks, a converted for,uuan e, kicking out 4 shots. NFL TV Ban Lift Little League Has Little Effect Sanford WASHINGTON (AP) — De- feels of televising home games i ty home rea5 lie SThd impact of the anti-blackout law league usdn't expect any Re ort (all, the 26 National Foot- serious financial effects to be last By DOUG S'TOItU%I round out this season's division Lake City's Joe Ondo was the ball League teams suffered felt ii 1973 because 90 per cent Herald Staff Writer II competition, 301-307. only golfer to play a par roirnd economic of the tickets had been sold beminimal only NATIONAL LEAGUE In doing so, the Raiders set a of golf on the tight 6,800 yard damage in televising soldout fore the law was passed. Seminole Junior College's team record for opposing teams course, but SJC put together a Steve Causey of Seminole home games locally, the golf team upset fourth ranked at Lake City Community Golf balanced effort for the win. Several clubs, including the Goods of the Sanford government says. again Sporting Lake City Junior College Course, beating the previous Rob Ashby was once Bowl champion Miami Super In a 400-page report to ConThursday, at Lake City, to record of 304. low man for the Raiders with a Little League, tossed the first Do lphins, have noticed SUCh complete no-hitter of the season gress, the Federal Commu. two over par 74 season ticket-sale erosion for Vie Richburg "came alive" against First Federal, and ,)eff nications Commission said u 1974 season, Rozelle said. on the back nine with a three- Quinn pounded a home run to big winner was the hometown But the FCC said, It is Unfar-s who benelitted by having under-par 33 to salvage a three highlight the 8-0 win, ticket sates Soloman Harog pitched a two. 109 of 180 home games televised likely that season over 75. 'LIIT _ by affected will be adversely ____ Bud Thayer and Chip Harkins hit shutout for Railroad agatnzit In their cities, as the law because there seems to _____ kept the te.smn total from Chase Bank Juston Hunt Carl cr1> one In V. be an excess demand fur tick"This means that the Presley and Tico Perez banged soaring with 76's. best home-team football were able ets. In fact, 1973 was the one double apiece to Seminole raised its Division out t'T' season ever for the NFl.. II record to 12-6 overall and 7-5 spearhead a five-hit attack that to see their team play, which is f1 — The regulatory agency said in division, used the match as a netted 14 runs for Railroad, what the law' was designed tO ' accomplish," said the FCC re- there was an increase in the final tune-up before the locking up a 14-0 wIn, port, made public Thursday. number of no-shows, fans who divisional tournament which begins Monday. 11 Sen. John Pastore, D-R.I., purchase tickets but don't at. CONTINENTAL LEAGUE tend the game But "there is no chair ma n of the Senate indication that professional committee and one of the anti.f II Mike Link's one-hitter and blackout law's sponsors, said football Is about to become a home runs by Pat Leonard and the FCC report supports what 'studio sport,' especially in ,I -- .Rand)' Janson led Jack Prosser view of the fact that actual athe has believed all along. Ford over Apex 11-0. Bill)' fell by only 57,570 or "1 always felt, and felt sin- less than a half per cent," the : ('o.cgrave was the only batter from Apex able to reach Link cerely, that the league was its FCC said. iirL r,. for a hit in the five-Inning ball own worst enemy in painting a '... pessimistic picture about lifting game. The report also said the per-j T.the blackout," he said, centage of no-shows as 9.8 at Stromberg Carlson's George In New York, NFL Commisgames that were televised as Dixon blasted a home run and Bobby Wells slashed a triple to sioner Pete Rozelle said the against 9.1 for the games that !ead their team to a 10-9 victory league (ears the long-range ef. were not televised locally. over United Transportation Union. UTU out hit StrombergCarlson 64, Stromberg out s 'W B errored UTU 6-1, but UTU still came out on the short end. in - .. 'r"U E - - , - ' \ ______----- ' -'-- -. - ___ - ' -. -. I —. ' - -,,- - J!i: AMERICAN LEAGUE VIC RICHBURG Fezler Less, But Better was trying to play every PENSACOLA, Fla. AP Soft-spoken young Forrest Fez. week, just grind it out. I'm not Icr says he's playing less and playing near as much th is year enjoying it more this season. and it seems easier.There's not "I was putting too much so much pressure. I'm more pressure on myself last year," relaxed," Ferber sa id. Fezler, who didn't win a title golf's heartbreak kid said Thursday after his five.under- but collected more t han $100,000 par 66 had set the pace m the inst season, held a one-stroke - opening round of the I10,00O advantage over Ike Eider, Chuck Courtney and big Chris Monsanto Open. Blocker, tied at 67, with another group of seven tied at (.8 alter Weekendone round of this chase for •i $30,000 first prize. Ilomero Blancas, who won tItc •, ,,., I I I C) T/ rn.n, 00 (44) r,rea,cst SPorts Legends 5 30 (131 baseball Atlanta vs 9 00 () NBA Playolts Knckt vs Boston SATURDAY 17 00 (3)) Skating Derby 1 00 (35) Midget Racing 10 (4) NBA i'tayo4t Celebrity (31) 2 00 (3) 7 30 (2) 33 (9) 1 Bowling Major League Ba s eball Championship Wrestling Pro Bowlers Tour 30 (4) Masters Gal? TOUrflamer CO 9) 1 00 (44) ' Wde Wc(lJ Of Sports wrestling S 00 (41) BOzinci From The Olympic 9.00 (14) ABA Basketball - - - Sport Shorts Shorts The Garden State Park thoroughbred racing meet at Cherry Hill, .J., continues through Oemorial Day, May 27. Former baseball belted two triples and a double to pace his team. While an hit barrage led by Billy Griffith, David Stamm, Ho Stafford, Tyrone Hayes and Danny Flint led the Elks. Mike Fall was the big hitter . .. corntor me M Moose oose learn clunuing a headed the latter group. lit said missioner Ford Frick Is th e two singles. Pat bus play was "miraculous... I onl y former league prcsident to triple and , tI ay Borg ' omb Into WCT Finals By The Associated Press Goodyear bumped Sanford Bjorr1 Eorg Is proving himself Atlantic 12-0 in three-and-one- the young lion of tennis. half innings, while a time limit The 17-year-old Swedish sencaught up with Seminole sation Thursday devoured ArPetroleum and Florida State gentina's Guillermo Vilas 6-2,6Bank. The two teams were 4 in the 40th annual River Oaks deadlocked at 3-3 With FSB Tennis Tournament to become coming to bat in the bottom of the youngest player to reach the the sixth when time ran out. World Championship of Tennis finals. "I don't think about teing the JUNIOR LEAGUE youngest so much any more," said Borg who advanced to the quarter-finals at Wimbledon In Junior League action, the last year. "If I make it, I make Elks downed Rotary 10-4 and it. the Moose ledge took a slugfest Borg gained enough points to from the Kiwanis i-io. Chris Riggens reacn next rnonu'ss w(..1 play- Playing - ' "To Inc. Aaron has pulled off the eighth wondtr of the world., lie's the greatest drawing card ever to put tus spikes. You can get them all nut of their graves, ton. Aaron's got a :etter A next to his name. It iliCiUlS active." 'Maybe some kitt it ill coiiie along -omt' day who " do it,'' said Bonds. "If arybody around now ran 'hi it, I d like to be Iluere to see it and lU apologize for saying it couldn't lit tiotii" RIVERSIDE, Calif. ( AP I — The Riverside Grand Prix, final event in the Canadian-American Challenge Cup serls, and the Formula 5000 series finale will be held at Riverside International Raceway, Oct. 26-27, along with the International Race of Champions. President Les Richter of the Riverside facility announced the races Friday. The Can-Am event has been sponsored at Riverside the past several years by the Los Angeles Times, but Richter said this year the Riverside management has taken it over. Reportedly, the Times will sponsor a race at the Ontario Motor Speedway. ABC Tourney Rolling Along "And Henry will probably will tI up with 750." "I'm not sure anybody has a chance," said Los Angeles Dodgers Manager Walt Alston. "No one playing now has a I hanc't'," agreed Atl a nta 's Lt IR' Ma(tit.'', Aaron's field boss Aaron himself thinks if iinyoflt' will do it, it'll be Jackson or Bench "Hut I think Reggie would be No I." Jackson returned the compliment P1 tiiult' Just (IOfl 't real i.e ha' teal Aaron just pulled pff," he saul 'Aaron laced problems Ruth nt'vei' heard of. They didn't have relief Pitchers, they didn't have sliders then Can-Am Closes At Riverside They did it because goalie Ed Giacomin all but demanded that they do. They did it because of almost flawless penal. ty killing by Walt Tkaczuk and Bill 1"airbairn. They did it be. cause of a airtight checking Job on Yvan Cournoyer by Bruce Macregor, who also pitched in with a series-high six goals, And they did it because, as Francis said, they just refused to be beaten. In other NIH. action Friday, the Chicago Black hawks beat Ui'' Bostt,n Bruins 1.2, s', tub ill - -'_: 071 at Te . Al'o Miami Group Seeks Canucks (GImsIeyIi) graduate of Seminole High School in Sanford. (He also holds an undefeated senior year pitching record and batted .500. (Left) Lymar1 High School's Randy Wright, an all-county, all metro center had a 16 point, 12 rebound average his senior year. The sky-scraping Altamonte Springs resident was the bright spot of an otherwise dismal Greyhound basketball team. Natlonil Lea g ue Out The Hatch Can An t°t," 40 Fridays Games Cleveland (Tedrow Ii) at ftot (Cleveland 0 1) A DOUBLE ORDER OF TALL BOYS' SEMINOLE JUNIOR College basketball prospects begin "looking up" again as the Raiders announced today signing a pair of versatile 67" high school cagers. (left) Bob Jacobs of Blytheville, Arkansas, a 19 point, 10 rebound All-Region player his senior year, had a little help coming to the Raiders. His mom, the former Mary Christine Brooklyn, was a 6 5 545 MAnuota 3. Californ., 2 Baltimore at Detroit, — rein / " / 0 X Oakland - -- __ /11 J; -- C a l i fo , _ _____ --= . By The Associated Press Henry Aaron was only a baby when Babe Ruth hit home run No, 714, but Bobby Bonds doubts there's anyone, even in diapers, who'll ever beat Aaron's home run record. MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) — The recent flurry of the World Football League may be over, says jumps to Larry Csonka, who helped start the trend when he took the leap along with two Miami Dolphin teammates. Csonka said fewer pros will make the switch now "because I think National Football League owners are taking the World Football League seriously." In Montgomery Thursday for a speaking engagement, the star fullback said NFL owners are now offering (',)nt:mlcts that are "consi(Ierably higher" than before he .ind teannuates Jim Kiick and Paul Warfield decided to play out their option this year and Join the WFL's Toronto franchise. Csonka also told a news conference that WFL rules may eventually infiltrate the older circuit and open up the game more. In particular, the NFL may adopt rules to cut down on the number of field goals, said Csonka. One of these rules calls for the ball to be placed at the point where a missed field goal was attempted, Instead of bringing it out to the 20 yard line. _ _IAZ _~ __ ~~ ___ - I _________ 1TT1 -~V ,-t ,-- --_ ________ - Johnson and Willie Feddricks could have had a 7 real easy." head the sport. He was National added doubles for the only extra Blancas once got it in the wa- League president from 1934 to base hits of the game. ter. made three trios into ti-se 1951. pine)' woods and found three of the sparkling white sand bunkt'rs in his trip over the 6,679yard Pensacola Country Club t'jurse. But he pitched in from 45-50 "ards savd par (In one occasion, holed three puts in the 2025 toot range and one-putted a total of nine tunes. Many of the game's top names who last sear made a habit of edging out j"ezkr for various titles are not competing in this event, including Car>1 Player, Jack Nicklaus, Toni Weiskopf, Johnny Miller, Lee Trevino, Arnold P'l'nt'r and i1tY Feder needed only 27 putts in his solid round that included a single bogey. where he will play Eddie Dibbs of Miami Beach, Fla., who beat Vladirnar Zednik of Czechoslovakia 6-3, 6-3 Top-seeded John Newcombe and second-seeded Stan Smith both advanced through secondround matches in the $50,000 World Championship of Tennis Blue Group tourney at Char. lotte, N.C. Newcombe beat fellow Australian Dick Crealy 6-h1, 7-6, while Smith was forced to go three sets before downing Milan Holecek of Czechoslovakia 0.6, b-i, 6-0. ons in uaiias alter tweaking Vilas' service in the third and Fifth games of the first set and then opening the second set with a service break. The victory advanced him into the tourney semifinals, FOLLOW THE BRAVES - _______ -- I to II 44 - i. '/.. / / f t '. 0 I ~ 0 A. 41 X~* - SUNDAY 17 00 1 00 (35) Skating Der by (3) Championship F Thing (Ii) Sports Spe(Iauhlr i) Sports Sp(tacutar 7 00 (2) 74111 Stanley Cup 2 1 (4) NBA Ptayofls American Spov?sman 1 CO (35) flrav"i flasett,i'I Howard Coseli I (II) IS (9) 3 30 (9) WCrIcJ invitat ional C lassIC 1 30 (2) World Championship Tennis (9) Dinah Shore Golt 5 00 (4) Ee On Sposis Atlanta Braves Weekend Baseba l l ON I?14 �________ 10A—The Sanford Herald * ---.. -,..-.. r-..... -.'-_r--.-- • - --- -. - - -- --------- -- -- ---- ~ ~ ~~ - ____.___ - -. --~,__. ..--r ¶—ct_:i_..__,_,r,.,__ .r 5._.iJ _ Friday, April 19, 1974 Friday, April 19,1974-18 The Sanford Herald 1. ii k W I 0 . T_ _ n -r ANm*11 .9 J3 o- 1W Aft Aft 1 I • 1"4 ~~,_ . !~_ , _4 ** ____ Study Shows Devil . . . I ,; J = .. . . . . N, 1, Pastor's __ Corner I- Beliefs Increasing . & ivi- Irv,; __ ., . - . r Tt I ztf :t_ .~~- 1- ~ • r- ?#.7 14 -: iij NEW YORK APj — The set- risen from 31 to 48 per cent of identiclally phrased quesUons entific elite were somewhat the population, with another ) as a narallel survey In 1964, __ iF 1 . -s By J. TED COSMATO cent considering his e flr comparaUve peovies the being lonned per said, "me revealing of the sons taken aback on ¼. First Baptist Church measurement of shifts in In. that amid all the modern tech- tence probable,-. '' of God . . . this mystical 5)fl .46;~ i '~ Altoge ther, 68 per cent is ci- tensity of beliefs about the suIn the Academy at Florence pathy of physical nature with nological advances, a new, . _________ there stand several blocks of the work of grace is beyond the tional study shows people are ther sure about it or thinks it pernatural. likely. ____ While the major change was belie ving more and more In the marble. These blocks of marble comprehension of most of senior recenter's -Nunn, the e sharp 11 per cent upturn In th e devil. the active reality of th have marks of But who can disprove it?" e uplinked th participants search associate, those considering the devil's When told of it, . -: Michelangelo's chisel on them. Ctist is alive! Ills touch Gecr' You can see the dim outlines of still retained its ancient power. In a recent meeting in San surge in such belief to "times of existence "completely true," ucrd Photo when things seem th stress, cent total either eat r e 68 pe large figures beginning to We are confident that he who Francisco of the American A MBA SSADORS C F SONG emerge from the marble, but began a good work in us will soclatlon for the Advancement to be falling apart, when there certain or partly so also rose by THE AMBASSADOM quartet of Apopka recently presented a gospel they are still imprisoned in it-, perfect It. We are not meant to of Science "were absolutely is great uncertainty in society 3 per cent. Clyde Z. Nunn, and limited resources to cope In regard to God, however, says music program at the Lake Monroe First Baptist Church. Shown • they are MU! in the rough. They adorn a tomb. He plans to make shocked," absolute certainty about His exsocial researcher who report- with it." are called "rw Prisoners." above, from left, are Tim Jordan, Terry Hathaway, Robbie Robinson us fellow citizens with the a "It's apparently an attempt istence dropped 8 per cent, The artist intended to make saints In the City of the Uving ed the findings to them. and Bud Robinson. "It didn't fit their pre. to make sense of a world of from 77 to 69 per cent, although them part of the magnificent God. Thoe realization that this and to explain the another 2s per cent believed in tomb of Julius II. It was never potential exists and that we will suppositions," he adds, "It was ambiguities evil in it," he said in an inter- God with some reservations. mind-blowing for them." completed. "The Prisoners" live to its fulfillment is t lie said the fact that Amen- view. He said it also made for Only 6 per cent registered r are still Imprisoned. They seem Christian's hope. Judaism P I believe that this is the cans are increasingly con- an atmosphere vulnerable to belief, but the disbelief was 3 Refo tobe waiting for the touch ol the per cent higher than before. %inced of the devil's existence demagogic promises to hunt out hand that can .wt thein free. INt lllv~,s,jl, 'Whatever advantage (od as he says,runs counter to the scientific the devil's instruinnL. flOW they can never be ['hilippians (2:13) It has the potentiality of has had over the devil in the 'intermarriage P co m munity 's general released; Michelangelo is dead. "For it is God which worketh in assumption of "Progressively "somie new round of witch polls of the past, the devil now . U We are Christians in the you to will and to do of his good increasing rationalism as an hunting," said Nunn, a Univer- appears to be getting his d6e," 117Vir promotion becomes a making. We are still in the pleasure." The Hand of God searching and resultant conBv . CLAIRE COX automatic evolutionary sity of Nebraska sociology pro, said Nunn, a Kentuckian who religion." rmh,h. There is so much yet to should be upon our lives and substitute ut the erosion of cern abo Copley News Service fessor before joining the center, has a master's degree in tellPCOCSS. The national organization be done for us by the Great when this Is true the things Reform Jewish strength I Most scientists "want to be- which aims to search out trends glon from the Southern Baptist NEW YORK—Organized through intermarriage, that speaks for Reform Artist's Hand. We have hope which transpire will literally without limit, because the amaze us. Judaism is marking the assimilation and a weakening Judaism and operates some of vitle and a doctorate in soriolorationalized that it has moved deal with them. its major instituticons is the creative Hand at work on us is from the University of North centennial of its existence in of theological commitment. "For we are his wcrkmanship The new study, involving a gy out of the nonrational world," Union of American Hebrew the Hand of our Living Lord. America by examining some of created in CWist Jesus unto he said. But he added that the scientifically v1ected cross of D. Temkin Dr. its Congregations—UAHC. The world is waiting for the good works, which God hath shares with The study also brought out the problems it data reveal an section of 3,546 people, was newly gathered Sefton of Judaic Studies Department by Isaac roots were planted revealing of the sons of God in before ordained that we should made last spring. Con that those convinced of the dev. many Christian groups. opposite trend at work. thtermarriage, assimilation, of the State University of New Mayer Wise, a Bohemian-born The new study, made by the sequently, the results don't il's reality are much more likeYork at Albany discussed the rabbi who cam to the United pectation of the creature The touch of the Hand of God Center for Policy Research reflect the recent movie-stirred ly than others to feel that C decline in attendance at ubject In an article in the new States in 1646 determined to waiteth for the manifestation of liberates us unto the freedom services and Sunda' school and s that in nine years interest in demonology but threatening forces are at work American Jewish Yearbook. de% elop a form of Judaism that here, found the sons of God." "To wait it and accomplishment of his will the number of people believing derive from other conditions. in modern life, and that things a tendency to back away from been published by could flourish in the free air of social action—all are shared by which has out" (Thayer). A. T. Robertson for our life. using study, by the id Nunn sa to worse. get are likely devil has th e tain e cer ty of in th American Jewish Committee Am erican democracy. Christians and Jews a li ke in the Jewish Publication __ that and the The Reform movement was lull after the boom years Society of America. followed World War II. born in Western Europe as a Most of the world's Jewish un- reaction to the rigid Orthodoxy "The theological Named Rev. than 3 population—more a pea dergirding of Reform Judaism that existed In the wake of the million Jews—live in America. is of limited significance in the French revolution, which had Dr. Luis Perez of Sanford will parking IoL Persons with ar. speak concerning church av- Nearly a third are classffied as movement as a %hole," Temkin given European Jews their first real freedom to participate deliver the sermon at the tides to donate for this event tivitles to inform new members adherents of the Reform concluded fully In the life of the times. regarding the local church. movement. The rest are almost of Temple Shalom, may contact Jim Arroyo. Rev. Eldon Cornett will serve among While Orthodox Judaiem, is in charge of equally divided Baker Mrs. Lou Friday at 7:30 p.m. in the as principal of the Grandview The Reform Jews laid heavy Orthodox and Conservative which is based on strong the supper. United Church of Deltona. Spiritual Temple School of the Nazarene for a strcs on the authority of the beliefs, ha.i no great r,ccd Cantor Mkha1 Goodman and The monthly class suppe r of Jews. The Spiritual Temple, scheduled to open in Sanford at The 100th anniversary of the unified institutional individual conscience and President of the Congregation origiradly establLshed in 19r# in the R. W. Ware Bible Class will 2581 S. Sanford Ave., In SepReform framework, Reform Judaism emphasized reason over ritual of at Maxwell Zager will officiate Orlando is meeting in a new be held Tuesday at 7 p.m. in introduction tember. The school will be Judaism as an organized tends to lay the greatest stress and emotion. They thought of the services, location. Services are being Fellowship Hall. owned and operated by Sanford e American movement has on its Institutions, Temkin said, their faith as a universal il~ Following will be an Oneg held at 4 p.m., Sunday, at First A rehearsal Is planned for th religion. Church of the Nazarene in its Shabat (refreshments) saved Federal Savings and Loan, SR youth participating in the brought considerable soul- adding: 10 lw_~ .air-conditioned facilities. by the Temple Sisterhood. The 434, Longwood with Rev. Ruth Lenten drama, "Fill My Cup" .. Rev. Cornett received his BA II. Callin In charge. A message which will be presented again public is Invited to attend. and BTh degrees from Olivet service will beheld Wednesday at the church by popular Nazarene College and is ponsors request on April 26 and 27 at 8 Redeemer Lutheran at 7:30 p.m. presently working toward his p.m. m men c( Lutheran Church Central Baptist Master's degree at Ball State of the Redeemer will hold a University in Indiana. Community The Youth Choir of'Central "Men's Carport Sale" Saturday A teacher in a local private REV. ELDON CORNEVI' at the Vernon Fedderson home Baptist Church has been Invited junior and senior high school, Methodist tour-week Christian Christ while appreciating the Brother Bernard Barga. A on Lake Mary Boulevard at to present a concert of sacred Rev. Cornett is an ordained for the five years. Education Symposium series richness and diversity of Church of The Nativity, Lake A new 13-week elective music at the First Baptist 0 Nazarene minWer ci,d served Officials say Grandview Middle Road in Lake Mary. Mary; Eastern Orthodox, Fr. the New will begin Sunday at 7 p.m. in church traditions. The Quarterly Church Day Church of Indian Rocks at course, "New Life in nonbe will 14 rears as a missionary to School Each week the panel will be Dismas Markle, St. John fellowsh, ha!! of First will be held ttAs Sunday at Largo April 25 and Sunset Testament," for adults will be Korea. He was president of the denominational and non Maitland; Rev. Pre.'byter!. Church under co- composed of representatives of Chrysotom, Church, taught by the ministers, Korean Bible Training College discriminatory. Enrollment has Redeemer with a pot-luck Heights Baptist Leroy Soper, studied. Episcopal, Fr. being Rev. Ken sponsorship of the Sanford four churches Bill Pickett and for six years and served as already begun for the fall for supper at 5:30 p.m. followed by Hialeah, April 26. Holy Cross Episcopal, Sanford; Ministerial Association. Each will have as much as 19 Each host church will ham Miller. during the Sunday meeting. Assembly iuperintendent of the Korean kindergarten through sixth an minutes to outline the heritage and Lutheran, Rev. Elmer In the past two years First Entertainment will be the film and feed the choir and School hour at Community DistrictCburchofthe Nazarene grade. Estes, Geneva Church of of his church. "In the Presence of Mine chaperones. Transportation United Methodist Church of Presbyterian has held a School will Christ; Rev. Don Cox, First first Sunday's panel Enemies." This is the story of will be by chartered bus with Casselberry Beginning Sunday of Education of world religions Rev. Tom Osteen, Assembly of God, Sanford; Capt. and Mrs. Howard Central Florida Bus Lines of at 9:45 a.m. A film based on and religious developments include toc emeritus of First United Rev. Douglas Elliott, First Orlando. Each concert will Bauman Bi'de Telecast will be such as the Jesus movement, Rutledge. charismatic movement and Methodist, Sanford; Dr. Harold Church of the Nazarene, made from the consist of a collection of followed by i.iscussion. was The film lh-rris, pastor of First .Sanford: and Rev. Brian Taff, win be spiritualism. book by Capt. Rutledge who familiar sacred hymns and A Family Life service Christian Church, Sanford; Dr. Forest Lake Seventh-day was a prisoner of war held at gospel songs and the con- presented SLnday at 7:30 p.m. This year's symposium will Earl Joiner, professor of Adventist Church, Forest City. m us I c a I with Rev. Pihett preaching on involve a closer l the "Hanoi Hilton." The book t e m p o r a r y ook at chur- Religion at Stetson University, Rev. William N. Ilnisky, Mu>' 12 the Church of Jesus was Illustrated by Sanford's "Encounter." The choral "I1usbats and Wives in the cles within the community on DeLand, who will speak for Assemblies of God missionary Christ of Latter-day Saints will own Cdr. Gerald Coffee and group, which is made up of 31 1'd" A service where couples the theme, "We Are One in the Baptists; and Rev. Virgil L. be featured. to Beirut, Lebanon, will mentions Cdr. Duffey Hutton. youth, grades 7 through 12, will desiring to do so may renew Spirit." Purpose of the study Bryant Jr.. pastor of First guest speaker at the 10:45 a.m. another popular Sanfordite. leave Sanford on April 25 and their marriage vows will will be to assist the co The church nursery will be mmunity Presbyterian, Sanford and 7 p.m. services at the First arrive back on April V. M'fl'iC. conclude unity of the in understanding April 2 open for pre-school children Churches featured Assembly of God Churm 27th Deltona Methodist planned in various churches in Jesus will be lioman C tholic Church, during a, .a 'I symposium sessions. 1. A reception is Street and Elm Avenue, SanFirst Methodist . ford. Rev. E. Don Cox is pastor. at Deltona United Methodist The Family Night Supper at During their term of service -4"—' 14 designed for young mothers First United Methodist Church service cake. complete with wedding i Lebanon, Rev. and Mrs. 10a.m. of Sanford this Sunday night at meets every Tuesday at Rev. Donald Henderson will llnisky established the Christ 6:30 p.m. in Fellowship Hall inRoom2. Nurserycarewillbe . ChiipelCollegiateCentt1i0' ent a magic show for the provided in Room S during the will honor 104 members pres Golden Years Fellowship thrust of the Middle East .. Wednesda>' evening received into membership in class. The than luncheon Wednesday at noon In Beirut. More Outreach I.AKEI.ANL) - A 19-day arrangements for Floridians study group meets at 7:30 p.m. the church during the past year. fellowship hall. students have heard Christian summer school for who ,rish to attend the school, in Room 2 and will begin a new Following the covered dish pe message through ser*IN T Florida clergy asid laity of the He was appointed by resident Youth Methodist The supper the children's choir, study of the Holy Spirit, vices at the center. United Methodist Church will Bishop Joel i). McDavid lu;v. W. N. ILNISKY by Catherine Fellowship will sponsor a car Saturday, beginning at 11 directed During Sunday's services 'j be held June 25-July 4 at the Lakeland. " . wash Saturday at the Standard Rev. Ilnisky will relate his programs planned for mm- a.m., the Methodist Men's Whelchel, will sing several W., -1P University of Edinburth University of Edinburgh. Station. 17-92, Casselberry, 10 I : activities over the past four plementation whon lie returns group will hold their annual numbers. faculty members, including I was announced Scotland. it Leaders of the church will am. to 3:30 p.m. Garage Sale in the church years and will explain new to Lebanon. James S. Stewart, u. here by Bishon James W. ternationally known theologia:. Henley, resident Florida bishop will serve as instructors for U' for 12 years prior to his school "The l.iving Word a:. retirement in 192. the World" is the pr'.: 1k is a member of the '.ch4olS advisory cemirittee i'ti. iio' Ur I1',rtcf,ii1, - •41 - •$Sfl the of president prophet — Drawing from the by the denomination's ('ary, to needed named and tasks hard the final dependence upon Him the Florida group will fly mr NEW YORK -. Americans ecumenical body, and Dr. K. H. Dan iel for words for re flection Council of Bishops, which is Atlanta June 24 and return Jul. are being caught in a Watergate to repent of our national sins," overcome corruption and to do 11EV. LEROY SOPEII JR. Edwin ESPY, its general in time of Watergate, the rabbi spnnsnrmni the special program 'I The extra days will tin' 1 This followed a national day justice in God's world." backlash. "in praying . we have secretary, said that . said: "0, Lord uf continuing education. Clergy tours of Scotland and Engla: last Speaking for another major Religious leaders of all faiths of penitence called late divine guidance for øw' have committed .ind laity from cther states also for sinned and the Rev. Dr. Additional information Oh. are pointing the linger of blame year by the United Methodist Lutheran body' invoke the also done let us have selves, and Iniquity, ill attend. Robert J. Marshall, president to "ask God's guidance Church be obtained from the Rev. Mr at the people for the nation's in the affairs of our nation in of the Lutheran Church in guidance of God for all three wickedly. 0, Lord, to us lIarIs(ieId, I' It Box 1092, Paul L. Hartsfield, The Rev. of leadership and public crisis times." America, with headquarters in branches of government, the belongeth confusion of face, to bled these trou Tampa. 33(4Jl. coordinating lampa pastor. is morality, executive, the legislative and our kinds, to our princes, and to that the tragedy Lutheran New York, said American The the of As an expression our fathers, because we have provided a the judicia l. " growing sentiment for less Church sent out from its of Watergate has sinned against thee." Minneapolis headquarters a strong stimulus for defining Elmer L. Winter, president of criticism of leadership and national pruposes. rnewal of national 11ev. Leroy I). Soper Jr, re soul-searching at home, "call to more the American Jewish CornMcCarthy the an official "Just as of Archbishop lakovo.s, head In integrity." rector of Holy Cross Episcopal mittee, urged the development the U.S. Senate has passed hearings were a great learning Archstatement, the denomination's the Greek Orthodox was honored, at a Church without discussion a resolution of a new morality in governexperience for the nation inthe South of North and Church Council expressed deep diocese church breakfast on the 0.0th setting April 30 as "a national nient and among nations, /J'jes,q In an America, added his views anniversary of his assignment day of humiliation, fasting and concern over "evidences of 1950s," he said. "the roups and individuals. Women's (arinly's experiences while The Sanford 9 people may now learn root to be betrayal of trust and violations interview in which he observed to the Sanford church. Father prayer." IV resolution now Rabbi Nathan Peri)man, that public morality had fallen Soper and his fainfly came to Christian Outreach group will "ei'ving in the vast university values and the nonchalant about public ethics awaits action by the house of olow' most basic recently retired rabbi of to its lowest ebb at a time when Holy Cross in April, 1964 from have Mrs. Ester Ilniks> .is complex al Beirut during times democratic process at the in the future." Hepresenthtivcs. In issuing a call to Congress Temple Emanuel in New York, most Americans are sensitive St Mary of the Angels Church, twest speaker April 21. Mrs. of ( ruts. She will highlight highest levels of government." Sen. Mark 0, Hatfield, Hevents related to Bible t "examine the President's the nation's largest Reform to the need for religion and (I)rt1ndo where he served for llnLsky recently returned to the current It added: Ore., introduced a Humility United States with her husband prophecies and tell of the "This situation 13 an urgent fitness to remain In office," two Jewish congregation, took note morality. live xears bipartisan with bill of 1)ny spread lull and daughter Sarah, after phenomenal leaders of the National Council of the crisis during a joint backing along the lines of a national crisis, Folwell of Bishop William H. Moslem in the Christianity tour )ears' miss;onary service "The church has either "As Americans we share in of (iurches also asked their Protestant, Roman Catholic, siniPar measure written by compromised with the state and die Central Florida Diocese in Beirut. Liebanon. 11x, 9:31) ,Aorld. a spokesman said. Oro-.odox and Jewish service at fellow Christians to "Join us in a President Abraham Lincoln the responsibility for this among the 1.5 persons a.m ineetmn will be held at the Mt'fl, as well as women of all Episcopal political leaders," he said. "or York's New tragedy . . . As concerned prayerful search for the full the Civil War. during ittending a breakfast. ages, are welcome to ittend the Chamber of Commerce itself to become too citizens we are indicted by our moral Implications of these Cathedral of St. John the Divine has allowed The new proposal called on F'atherSeger was presented a umeeting InterdenIiiIQational Building at 4th) E. First St.. ownapattiyandindiffereflce -' days and our responsibility that was held to express CDII' 'nuchofaninstltLtlCn instead o( and Mrs. Soper dock radio kill Lall Americans "to humble ('nfltt and doughnuts Sanford corn over the state of the a task Force for ChriMianity's the growing out of them." ourse ourselves lves as we see fit, before We now must summon nt ttti'd •u: orchid ccrsagc \lr-. llni.h> - r. mural perfection." The w Rev. Dr. W. Sterling country. to acknowledge our courage to take the nI'ks and - 1 I W Tonight TV ighlights Act ors H Thi Bl ackli t nk Exists s _______ ________ ws ANGE1S (AP) — is number of names until we have list," said a Writers Guild re " resentative. there a new kind of blacklist a total of about 84:30 CBS DIRTY SALLY fiving in the Orient who helps . 9:30-10 NBC THE BRIAN columns. They try to draw the The guilds haven't decided on that robs actors of Jobs because Altman defended the use of be such Tony Noinin (RERUN) This was ees as Austin discover a plane Steve's KEITH SHOW "The Ultra- ghost out with a seance and Carol Chinning, Christopher they aren't familiar enough to 1'vQ: "The economics of tele- a course of action and are gat..'opener and in it Sally and Pike father was supposed to be Mari.-ie" (RERUN) vision and movies are obvious; ering evidence. Doctor even a ouija board, but no luck. Plummer, Colleen Dewhurst, the television public? come across a stranded beauty flying, and papers to prove the Sean's Marine buddy, im,.., -The Screen Actors Guild millions of dollars are Invested played by They finally get themselves a Jason Hobards, Michael whose husband has been taken old man was not a coward in Robert Sterling, comes to visit, "G host breaker thinks that such a situation may in projects which must please " who is really a Moriarty and Zero Mostel CINT&AL FLOIUDA's OLDIST by con men. Sally decides to World War II. exist, and it call ed a meeting the public. The name of the and he likes what he sees, dentist. Victor Buono guests as Musical film Clips 7 ,=N,~,T flAk HOUU of past To beat the swindlers at their own namely the doctor's daughter. the dentist. this week with other guilds to game is pleasing the public, and , shows will be pre.semted. game by having Pike pose as a Sean reminisces about the good -discuss means to combat it. an important ingredient is the 10-11 TOM A "Pound of famous outlaw and she takes on old days, but starts to WT) At Issue Is polling service performer. FRFMIES Flesh" Ray t)anton, Ji'seph the role of his mother. t-ll CBS THE CBS FRIDAY and act like C(Alled TvQ, whirli lists per. fnlkh father . , -T%Q provides [Ile execiltivc . I ) 'A sort oi double when his daughter begins to I 11"(4 and llild), Brooks star in formers according to their pop. with certain tools to help him SPECIAL Curtis Mayfield is ularity. On featurt tonight. The first film take his wartime friend this episode that strikes close to a recent listing, Lu. make his decision. That deci. "" W*61W" W ClWCftlW P home for our man of a thousand tonight's host, and his guests due Ball was goes for a half hour, "To Sir, seriously, first with 98 per sion must also be combined include Gladys Knight and the to Pwf.cioi disguises. Toina's marriage Is 8:30-9 NBC SANFORD AND with Love," and it stars Hari cent familiarity, Johnny Cash with his intuition, experienc~, Pips, Stat us Quo, Phil oclis, and Bill Cosby tied for second SON "Presenting the Three Rhodes as an American ex. threatened when Ids wife Pr.tty GOLDEN SPOON AWARD etc. We're in the business of ofrefuses to reveal Information Sugarloaf and the Impressions, with 96, and Doris ( WINNER Degrees" (RERUN) The change teacher In a Day, Fred fering Information; we're not about a shakedown operation in Wolfman Jack is once again the Sanfords go from the junk school. The second feature runs 9:30-10 ABC THE ODD MacSfurray and Dick Van Dyke making decisions.', business into show business from 9:30 to 11, "Nicky's COUPLF "The Excorsjat" which her one-time boy friend is announcer. Mayfield offers had 9& "Give Me Your Love" and "No The screen Actors Guild first tonight. Rollo (guest star World." This one stars Charles (RERUN) Felix and Oscar involved. m Screen Actors Guild has INURTAIMMUT NIGHTLY Thing on,Nfe." Miss Knight and ecame concerned with TvQ Nathaniel Taylor), Lamont and Cioffi, George Voskovec, and hear so many bumps in the 11:30-1 ABC "SALUTE in th Lamplighloo Lft*i" TO the Pips do "On and On" and heard reports that performers ardos reFred take the Olympia Dukaiki. It concerns a night they think the apartment THE TONY AWARDS" over who place far down the W or T ony "Best Thing That Ever Hapported that he had been turned management of "The Three family of Greek desc,ent whose is haunted. Felix is convinced not at all have been turned to is year's Randall is host to th down for a role in a TV Degrees." As usual, it's Fred father's bake shop burns down when he learns Oscar got the pened. Sugarloaf does Its down for roles in TV tribute to Broadway's most biggest hit, movies and because he lacked recognition "Green-Eye who hits all the wrong ij and they face poverty, place by watching the obituary coveted award. Joining him will DiN(*S lit IX A ii d series pilots. .. •' in the TvQ survey. Joe Flynn, a "The guild frowns on this," i;uild vice, president and a lead. said president Dennis Weaver. campaign against "Such a system doesn't make er in the TvQ. commented: "Actors 8:30.9 CBS GOOD TIMES 0 0 sense, and to my way of think. have enough to cope with This time it's Florida's turn in HIØwoy 17.52 'g it's unworkable, Some of n't even without having to face the spotlighL There's a contest N.rtl* Ia Foni Pivk top actors around a re T mething like this.,, in the project to determine who °n the list; a performer to is the best apartment cleaner, Ostyatkej: be put on It by the I1ents of soThe actors have enlisted Support of other guilds. "We disand Mama Evans has set her •3s.3is 'r' approv of the practice," said a sights Onthe honor. She one of I Weaver 10:30 (2) Pink Panther 9:30 (2) Brian Keith FRIDAY EVENINC the top contenders but said that guild memspokesman for the Oirector 3 I .. 0 1 bers believe use of TvQ to be Show I 6:00 (6) News (6) Jeannie Guild. "We're always conJeopardizes her Position when () d Couple (9) Goober And (9) Dinah Shore widespread in the industry. fl EVENING with any censorship she helps dry out the neigh(13) Country Music Ghost Chasers Golf networks deny this. A CBS pro- cerned 7'k borhood drunk In the apartCarousal (24) MisteRogers 7:00 (2) To Tell Tournament gramming executive said he __________________________________________________ 10:00 (2) Des., Martin Neighborhood ment. (24) Garden Show Truth was scarcely aware of TvQ's ROOM (3$) Cartoon Carnival (9) Tome (35) The 1 (6) Hogan's existence "and I doubt that it is Portrait Of A (13) (2) Star Trek 11:00 (44) The Untouchables ~~~\N N V [A" ertakeasi im (9) Dragnet an element in casting," CBS Star (6) Speed Buggy 6:30 (6) News . Lunch (13) News flnets men's \ (9) Brady Kids (20 Today in Offifli, does not subscribe to TvQ. ABC (24) Aviation (24) Men And Ideas 8:30.9:30 NBC n $ Happy Hour 47 BOB Legislature (13) M'vie Weather and NBC do. Luncheon IwoDr nhtsIorihepric, 7.00 (2) News HOPE SPECIAL Another (24) Sesame Street (3$) Star Trek 10:30 (44) Celebrity Barry Diller, ABC's vice clone (35) Rock And Roll (6) Hee Haw typical Hope special has pretty (44) Mod Squad Bowling president In charge of prime Sundance . c_.-' (9) Lawrence welk girlso music and lots of laughs. 7:30 (2) Police Surgeon 11:00 (2, 6, 9) News time television, commented: (44) Wally's Workshop (24) Cinema ) I Am Joe's Man (24) And Entertainment Provided Nightly By His guests include Ann"I'm amazed at how these 11:30 (2) Butch Cassidy Showcase Spine NATIONAL TOURING Environment GROUPS Margret, Tom Jones, Bob (6) Josie And The (33) The Virginian things get blown up. To utilize (9) Hollywood NIght Gallery (44) Newhart,, Charlie Rich, and (44) Wrestling Pussycats Squares 11:30 (2) Tonight TvQto cast individual actors on 7:30 (2) Topic heavyweight boxing champion (5) Mission Magic (13) Movie (6) a native basis would be (44) The Munsters (24) Carrascolendas George Foreman. '24) Wall Street Ann(9) Wide World Of Oregon Ave, At 1.4 & SR 46 foolish. We don't do it. 8:00 (2) Emergency . Sanford 8:00 (2) Sanford & Son - --Margret, Newhart and Hope do Entertainment -1 (6) All In The (6) Dirty 5.aiiy (3$) News a 'SOs "Burbank Graffiti" "TvQ does have a positive Family (9) Brady Bunch (44) Movie sketeh as well as one about value. If You We someone in a AFTERN001i (9) Partridge (24) Washington finding a Wrot to replace subsidiary role on a series (24) zn Week Playhouse 12:00 (2) Jetsons whose popularity is larger than Hope's partner. (44) Greatest --1 . Sports • (33) Felony Squad ' -' 1:00 (2) Mid-light (6) Pebbles And itnormallywould .• ,,.'. .... . 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Growers Fft Festival ticn, is very useful in making (24) Masterpiece Moore Show ' l.-_ tgomcry plays an American Almanac (9) American _ Theatre :30 (2) Across The Fence Bandstand mining factor. We try 1') cast by 9'30 (6) Bob Newhart (6) Sunrise (13) Move Show using the best posibki actor." Semester (35) Midget Racing t 7:00 (2) Flying Nun 0:00 (6) Carol Burnett (44) Combat TvQ is a service of a New (9) Owen Marshall (6) BalIey' Comets (24) Electric Company ; L (13) Owen Marshall I - i (9) Tartan Yerk firm, MarkeWig Eval. (35) Pennanj (44) ISA sonny Helms & The HeIlMsmen uatlons, Inc., which has been Playhouse 10:30 (24) White Haired 7:30 (2) LassIe surveying popularity of Girl pro. (6) Arnazn; Chan __ 11 Bowling (6) ISA 1958. Once a year to panels of Lunch Served S p.m. 7 p.m Chan Clan (') Circus V a.m. .2 P. M. It 1,000 famIlies are (iSkCd (24) Sesame Street whom 4$ c All Drinks . 11:00 (6.9) News (2*) Zoom (44) Chaplain ot 9 Mon. the>' recognize fr(tmn 250 names (44) Night Gallery (44) MOVIC ___________ MA?'SIIfl 12 ______ Bourbon Street and how well they like the per. 11:30 (6) Movie 2:30 (6) NBA Playoff 8:00 (2) LidsvIlte _____________ DANCING formers (9) All NIte (9) ChampionshIp (6) Hair Bear Movies EVERY TUES., FRI., SAT. P.M. TJL2A.M. Wre.tlin Bunch Said company President Her. _____________ (3$) News (24) Electric Company (9) Bugs Bunny "COUNTRY WESTERN MUSIC" bert Altman: "We start with a (1) Movies 300 (13) Movie (44) Leroy Jenkins 11:45 (2) basic list of 100 imames of people News (24) Fashion Focus 8:30 (2) Addams Family Open 10 AM. .2 A.M, 12:00 (35) Movie (44) Movie like Bob hope who have been (6) Sabrina Hwy. 17-92 12:15 (2) Rock Concert 3:30 (2) Nashville Music around for a long time. 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'1114 P.M Santo, d Missionary To Lebanon To Speak In Sanford Complete dtnne, - A buckit, bunel, ot dinn., of out horw. dipped f,i.d cl-die,, sumighty laity way rm - �___ "* —EL ~~~~~~~~~~ - t1 - -_l____ ---- Friday, April 19, 1974 Dear Abby . I% __ I !___., . - - Ancw I sVV -- im I - rjrin I I i - &~- p - Li t • e The Telephone . ' ! . Attends Seminar , - I 1 ; ByAfl1GAILVANBUfl ~ j : - - SATURDAY,APRIL!O,1974 if Five students, Frank Gould, Michael Duncan, Rebecca Louwsma, Wayne Wright and Esther fluaman from Seminole - - * r__ ..~P DEAR ABBY: Here is the big to leave at a certain urne argument between me and my without turning them off mother. If I am home alone, completely? should I have to answer the There it is. Am I making a phone when It rings' I say only mountain out of a molehill' - ' \V): it's I,. /aI , s . ; #_ - 4 , — I M PHOTO . ~_W~_ . . . Seminole Memorial Hospital Radiologic Teclinoloilists and students DEAR ABBY: At a banquet ri n' l I s..is bLing in , myself away from whatever and employes when a secretary I'm doing to answer the piped up, "Your hair is very telephone. I am tried of being pretty. Or is that a wig?" (It i'lliams Feted al Parties 0 I Miss Frances Williams, who Mrs. . know your knew: 'Those aren't your real - - I WA ,I .I DEAR TIRED: I Wnk your I have witnessed ner%-v mother Is rigbt. It could be an questims being asked of others". emergency or an linportant For example How much did message orsomeonelnyour that cost. Also. How come -4j - - N - - & r. - =, - High Fal!s on the DuPont prol)o-rty. mr~~' , - -11~0; 1 : 4 - your business." 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I j 0 , _. _,' !- _ 71__, I _________________________ ________________________ ' BEETLE BAILEY - ..I -.,. - _.!-, W_ ? 4- _._ __,=_.~. Mort Walker I ' OOOE . .1 .r7REA'T./ %S'PAT PID ~CLJ A~AKE ,W PROJECT IN Eastalsoheldthespadeking,a spade lead would allow South to play dummy's 10 and avoid the loss of a spade trick. So West i i -z .. MY OWN Vl%~NEFI TRAY NI-1 I I I - - 'N. I J11011 ~ .).r\l\l ___ _.l_ 1. ,-, - " --._ - =____ ,: ...--. I - <. ,-" __') y• / / [7 '-...J provided you do It honestly. Thus, you are not supposed to hesitate when you have no Tae bidding has been 19 West North East South 14 Is Pass - -, = I - - (C '-- I I 'N I TP - THE PHANTOM Pass IT Pass 24 do from leading a spade' It looked almost hopeless, but Soui,h figured out an honest Lee Falk and S' Barry MIN6. MY SON, AE NEEC7 HELP TO FiNP FELL " i.4Tj-. ? Soulli, hold o ' .uu <1 / X% 'r ______________________________________________ . % hat d ,, - - , HER LL~'K 1-:4 L'ER. -'s.'.' : - nun ' TODIS s QUFTIO' Instead of bidding three cluh-. over your toduts. stiaI do now? - 4' \1 , f al ?' — ~ \l / .' W, i, E, ; - " ____ - \ do )uU 4/ . _____________ L .~:~.L' I.. I 4 I I - Z :7~1 ` . If I \ 701 It ' pf / I Snser Tomorres -- - " - q-19 - There is nothing wrong about swindlIng your opponents - 'C) led a third heart and South was who held the ace of tmmps your partner his bid two heirt - IS AN(Mv ) ) lead - Obviously, they were split, but howeouldhe keep the man -' - ... AN D w' F4-THER... WELL,'YM L. JACOBY on dummy's clubs. THE C40- , L.A%AL.IA AUkE? able todiscard his three spades 2.N.T. - ITb TRLW. - and the queen of clubs on the other one. Then he led a trumpWest won the ace and decided that East was marked with four clubs to the ace. In that case if SEE AND by Dick Cavolli BLONDIE six of clubs on one good heart I WINTHROP - 843 . 1, . of He proceeded to discard his (1, / South did have a problem about his six-diamond contract. shied away from notrump and What was he going to (to about sour hand donn I look good for a suit game ontratt. tso missing aces' ____ I . - I— I swindle that just might work if West held the ace of trumps and i) ha some sort of problem ,,ii ,r ' ; 1~1' ,,_..~ i- -) 1. ,* 7 ji.,;W) I -, 2; I ., ,I ; 2 In each con- By OSWALD & THE THING THAT TOOK IN WAS A 516 Pd TH AT SAID "JOIN — - attached to fast play, whe 1 ju" , , . A.. by Bob Theyes / DEAR FOLLY- Lucy should casting on the stitches. At the be able to find several different end of the first (cast on) row types of finishes to apply to her II out one needle and leave problern,butthereisnostigma JI -1 .., ill / - ALLTYPE - (! / for DISHOARDENS - it` % I'' - t ~ , I I I~ 1 . , --,, ~ T-,j ~ )'' I F ' - i " . ~. 49c __________ '- [ . - -V ." - i 2 TRAYS - Pass 7 BEDDING PLANTS (__. - -, - 39 ' . . Clean Up On I I ," cier Tif MTUP,E ? THIS " GO T1H'ELePPANr _', 29 30 131 32 -_ - -?., ZANK5 LjRF_ li,411~ %,,E AL-, 0EA)REAYFCRo - - 11Z I: i a I by Ncg Cochran .:.F" A" I .'iAL) '- - - & BUGSBUNNY 36 4107 Hollywood, Calif. 9OM8. . : ~11ARTFV 07 L EiA'~' . ., C_ I - 50 U . 11 ii - _... 35 - . S2 __ 4K74 -- r 01 - 23 7 ' 5end your birthdate and $1 to send your birthdate and 11 to Carroll Righter Forecast, The Carroll Righter Forecast, The for your next pt is now ready. For your copy reads For your copy - CARNATIONS I" MEETiNGS NEXT %5AR 1I1 OPC ~VAIiS TO SAVE E N E R GY-AND OUR ONLY SUGGESTiON WAS... 1 goal in life. There Is brilliance -. $ per pot Z .. I - . . the key to getting ahead in this Is . - ONLY _' in again i — NOT TO HOLD ANY ( WORE EERG,-CONSUSlING YEAR TR''NG TO TbI'K 3I4O • ,fhart. Sports are fine. I . I he Stars impel, they do not compel." What - - ; wecmd; ,%jrs. MacDonald, fouith; 4.-W Mrs. Albert Cartgan and Mrs Peter . I, V4- P013 which 11m ci 25 126- 27 I A Easter Lillits to bloom L P J 21 not get Just about to Jump Into things without really shiny finish without OUT OUR WAY ''S NE MET - • tJ ""iii I '+' .S':) Sanford ,;I mty Center. I 11mmmi __ - and Indian Pottery nice long loops for inserting the IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN Mexican pieces at a ceramic shop. neecile when knitting the second TODAY. he or she will want Doubtless she will llollywo(xi, Calif. 9W.A. I t I 22 __ 24 . , . . . 4-10 VI ty VA - M %, us Pit Ir . I __ Carroll Righter's Individual Carroll Righter's Individual Forecast for your sign for May Forecast for your sip for May I i.Wi SUCCESS .1 ^1 14 % .. by Larry Lewis I I remaits to friends or you could 'our life is iare? up to - 1 '. 4' . ... -il ~ . .., %Z --(I can he realized from it. The here but it needs careful hanability topersevereon an idea Is dling. Make sure there are Z46 ff,\ e_. 'irr-rJ'-"Im I \W `-~ on whatever is practical and get fashion o that much success ^11111 1-491:) I " _;- -_'.. I NOT BEEN A SPECTACULAR everything, so permit to ex- thinking, so teach to do just the - I use a press self early in life. Concert. opp"te. Make plans for the firing but there are stain and DEAR GIRL5 water resistant finishes that needle larger Om required for trate on wha tever is important future by giving a fine can be applied to th e outside of the article for castin g on that and carry through in a thorough education and having a definite many such pottery pieces. first row of knitting.-POLL ece lverplated b'4. 'c1 41114-(Uo :0fife "12 Cup its not Coll'" sugar. ctva-41,16 817 , im *8411' -1-1i handj#S U:h ;-fte " $ - OUR COLLEGE ENERGY CONSERVATION COMMITTEE HAS 50 Biblical weed 51 Enthusiasm 52 Nevada city 55 Chinese pagoda ACQUARIUS(Jan. 21 to Feb. greeting card companies could cereals am flour. Could you 19) Try not to make unkind help us with the high cost of repeat this? (POLLYIS NOTE: interested • tea and coffee . 0 P"1111 ,-,I N% ) - . F, sail AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) Put your fine mind to work . Due to exceptio"Ify warm - 13 .. can handle with Finesse now. Is best to right It honorably. A Get more out of life. Strive for bigwig can give advice you need. happiness. hosts were 75 friends and I fvladves. Phone 323-7150 DELTONA - There were DeBARs Oscar Crosby eleven tables of duplicate directed 13 tables in Play fit the bridge in play at thie Dellona OeBarY Duplicate Bridge Club Woman's Club Arpil 10 at I p.m. 12 good friends. IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN ODAY.. he or she will be • ;, D I-)i, - CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS ftxcellent results. Talk over cause in unfortunate rift. Do Postcards" as they would take talner does the trick).someth ing noble for a loyal the eight cent stamps formerly AREENE with friends new plans you ti associate. used on first class. This would inade. DEAR POLLY - Do not PISCES Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) be especially helpful with struggle with the second row of PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. ()) You are concerned with money You think you can buy your way Christmas card m8Ilr1g.- your kniting but use both and property affairs which you out of a difficult situation, but It ?.VS. H.E.N. needles close together for ,, - - I oobby. ~ Mrs. Robert Lee, Mr.and hits. C. R. Clonts and Mr. and Mrs. Rex Clonts. flPoetic ever ~ )(j 4-113 I happiness and goodwill. Take whatever activities you have In away and wet reltransferred it for food. Several years ago a mind. Tonight is fine for the along with it design. is there leading magazine printed any way these marks can be several articles about people social. removed safely or what could becoming quite ill from using be done so the piece does not such pottery that had not been 20) Good day to fix up your rnony at home Isto qietly put ha ve to be dlscarded'-MRS correctly treated abodesoItisrnoeserviceabl comfortable and pleasing to the in new cornfort.s that others wiH DEAR POLLY- My Pet Sometime ago you published eye. Evening is Ideal for en- appreciate. Relax and have fun Peeve reall a Pointer that told of an herb y stems from tonight. tertalnln,j. - Mr. and were • Orlando Drive - nvelo and hostesses Hwy 17-92 id Mrs. Mabel Andrews, fifth. enclosing a long stamped, Rutledge, first, Mr and Mrs r,j st I sjr 'tre Mr. Li Robeil, truiid, Mr. nd 1tt.il'ii efl%elOp(, phs 2 (Always write to Dr.(ran,,i ui 411(1 Mrs Frank Mthetj, '4(5 (,eurgc M1Jkr, turd, p1rs care of 'The Sanford lfrrald, first; Mrs.RlchavdDavIdwhi Drusilla Berger and Herbert cover typing and printin - 3201 Eugene Hackett, fourth; and function with her in the boudoir Rot'rt A Brown fourth and Mr. and Mrs Ed Thacker, fifth East-west winntrs were Mrs. Mrs. LuelLi Thomp5cn and to Pm=t Pi&tQ* MArriage," Mrs. Abby RichardM fifth. George Merrill and h1a. I ne e 4 ' N, Carefree Flowers Bridge Results never guess that the man can't 50 I urged Beth to se&t* her encloAng a long, sta nped, g1.and via an enticing menu . - ___ - By ANNFJTF. EDWARDS . I r husbands '0nthn&1veuoshew111 Nicholls nd Mrs. Dorothy Mrs. William Beard and Mu. -Z : frequently become __ Silas Silas 1arner - This change may occur I . X&Vnsciously. so the stingy -- 11 . . - . th Barry Paris is the .936 Landon campaign. The Charles Lee Ranch in the forties." like receiving a short cram Chuluota was the setting for a On trips txAween Kansa d cour.wl in American Ifistory. fie Paris, a young bachelor, is family style dinner honoring !) 'Init made is an enthusiastic and the East Coast., Barry rancesand her fiance and also ce to stop at Pu isher of the Prairie h a standard practi know1 bi junk shopsand antique stores to Journal, a wzekly newspaper in Ileverly Hughes and Arthur has cc poli tical morabilia. Wichita, Kan. For our visit he Lvans who will be married on for more than 10 years.buttons look for political me had brought a third of his June 8. His collection started inhd- fie usually was successful and collection to his office. His Assisting the Lee3 as hosts his 43Meager 4 String 4SAwY from *I 46 Metal band 47 Small children DEAR FOLLY.- How can (POLLY1 NOTE: Such Items clo th picture hangers that stick should be used for decorations clear slate for entertaining health Be alert to a w all removed without onlY )-LATHIE L. tomorrow. Give more attention trap by those who are Un- r1 ear a mar or scrupulous to your heal th DEAR FOLLY- I do not transferring In know how Lucy could refinish an em SAGITTARIUS (Nov n t SAGlTARIUS (Nov n to have unexbroldery pattern, not all the herMexlcanpotterybutlwould Dec.21)Sbowyouraffectlon for Dec. 21) You may those ou like and gain more ecteddelaysduringthedayln Unnecessaiy marks were cut liketocautlonheragalnstuslng trniberOne Roberts, Jack Burney and J. J. Bolton. Also the Mines Kate Johnson Deborah Williams and Ma th 40 Su fix denoting routine duties so you have a future. Take good care of your COLOR Attenling from Jacksonville Landon oin, several occas;ww it is difilcult to get anytWq Were MM. Michael A. Morgan and had many specimens from from cam pa igns earlier uiai and Mrs. James R. MOCTIL By JF-IN BARNES Ilmn who wisba to keep his So - there is no Emily post in the boudoir of husband and wile. p' FOR -11 .. . 1811 I 'ollow through and complete Make long-range plans for ,, 18 ;- / %w - - - murncatlonfromadlstancecan meanareal profit. now, houuftld current ' CHARGE a wt "~ 12 high cost the money with their uttons IflAirl the locking key. Push $ \ friend who is out of sorts right socially. Plan the future with button controts. qiide-oul collfc. txce.. Slaughter, James Lee Cecil TI" fact relieved his mind main joy was in family counting greatly. his gold pieces every night. Then I advi.sed him to let his Then httle Eppie came h1to his Hfe, and remember what %ife take the erotic initiat;ve andpro%eheLfe[rnfl1J3ech1s-in' happened? He became a friendly, more For any attractive woman, euuvt'rted neuhbor. hether wile or CaU" girl, can And lost his mania for gold make the usual pla tonic mate ci and Don Elwell (as Corp Clive Winton) will give the audience a run for B Volume. Won't Operate until you Walter Fesler, Jack Homer, It is Ux woman's role to ertently. My family was arm" the ma e and 11 a buttons are mounted on boards, greed, avarice arid miserliness. usband is Platonic, that is an active in the 1960 Kennedy That was in the days when packed in sirtall boxes or And th~is love is not even iridictinent of the wife! camp3ign in Pennsylvania and people tfidn't collect it and it eased in P1111-stic sleeves. He limited to the husband-wife So I helped Beth by an in. I acquired a lot of UAngs from was easy to find. fie explained exPresSed regret at not being terview with her and her variety. that election." By 1964, Barry that he belongs to the American able to display his full coll ection Don't you recall the story of husband, during which I had relocated in Kansa and his Political Items Collectors. Of more than 1,5W Items. Silm Marner? reminided them that a wife is to interest was captured by '*good "When I joined I was member .Love 6 the antitlx-sis of setting of elect. 1 Be more understanding of a latcafternoonbeforeyougoout W aboutonquafl,rit,ovuJ ' 17.0 cu. ft., 100% ~rostProof convenience. Automatic Ice Maker can be added when you're ready (31 extra cha-go). Frances at the SheraLan Their hostess gift was a place George Hughes, H. H. li i we bridal luncheon honoring ary Community Center. Lourelene Snedecker (as Penelope Toop) Po t cal It rpAteoe ^^-if k. ..,.o~t!. AI 04% Mrs. Art Harris were hostesses -- river I 6. ( I ) 29 woman emperor 30 Encourage 31 Had departed I NFASPAPJA jNT(AppISE ASSN, 37 Half-ems UBRA (Sept 23 to Oct. 22) LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) An associate has fine Ideas and Your temper may be short thev Owsuld mt b,~ 0mohed off. early in the day sn wait until q Attending wes both moolicirs and Mmes. Ted Williams, y I __ - . SEE HOW THEY RIJN' underway for "See How They Run," a three-act y e ary Players on April 25,26 and 28 at the REHEARSAL IS comed to be p '-- . N - -__ -- [ ',Dr. Crane," she said, "do serni, platon!c or even totally ' w . at a night! suddnb grew rnl.ser!y 1, - - William, Mary Beth William -__ -_ .-_ _v -_ -____ totally platonic state in one PL D,KIX CASE A41 1: Beth G., ~_= _- . 1~n __--f- - .- M arner? ByGEORGEW. 1. . ;~ --:. - - _ 33 u VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) After duties are done, take your New Ideas will help you have loved one to c ha rming place iiiote rapport with others, so here you can have a delightful use them wisely. Make sure e. Try not to lose temper that your nutrition is right. Show wisdom. tonight. cut trash down to size, dependably. Ths FdIW:h • rrnpto, 2 es JThought 4 Rind 5 Festivals 6 Harem room 7 Spanish warships .. ____ 32 Finishes 21 ilo, st, elry 23 Pitter. as of cherries 24 Musical instrument Woman Dread (Scot I Anatomical __- _____ — J "K ' $ Blessing - -,----.__ EIIJ LI i)O%N 2ZCoweight N 34 Put an n Black I poet I 36 European financial structure. the future Stay home with mate tonight. I 11 —• Al io__ - , _- - :j - __` - __ . - Mrs Alfred Stanley, Mrs George Hughes, Mrs J B Terwllliger, Mrs Cecil C&Iton, Mrs, F.D.Grosser, Mrs. Jack Homer, and Mrs Arthur Harris. - - 4 Qw C i ) Less 'music I have ex(-ellent ideas now that have new ideas but they need can be put to use that will help further stud), before puttin you get ahead much faster in them in operation. Com. -_i__1 . . Williarns, Mrs. H. H. Slaughter, - - , J MFS: J. J. Bolton, Mrs. Ted er , . Attending were both mothm - they are toW: "No, not today." don't hang around for a oniht. g . pantsuit. 1. ÀY future. Sleet with congenials community. Improve your -------__ The hostessts Frances with a corsage of white uinuhuns anu hiy-of-the. valley to complement her white ships 22 City in Germany 24 Ancient and of better quality in the whatever will be helpful to your -- ' 0 - 57 Lease suffix 11 Territories 58 Is able 1hayyAm "11 Seal-hunting - 59 Asian country Go Degrees i a b i vessel tonight. , future. the evening. MOON CHIII)REN (June 22 MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Buy the appliances to July 21) Show others that you that can make your work easier are a fine citizen and do Reg. Hrs. Men., Fri. & sat. 9.5 DuPont for a picnic lunch at , In ian great asIsthnce to you in the creativity Is grcat, espectRlly In . PIL;I Stanley Jr.. who was a.ssisted by her &ughter, Mrs. % I ~r_ % Y. - .,.,.,.14. ~ . , ,, .,. , who O%WSUY dKir welcOnw. response lj~ "I don't think It's Someone suggested the flag rebuttal. system (when It's out, come For Abby's new booklet, over), but how do we keep the "What Teen-Agers Want to undersirablesfromjolning in, Know," send $ltoAblgail Van toot uky Beverly How can we ask people nicely Hills, Cal. iz. Sanfordites were the guests of Frances was given at ( Plumosa Drive home of Mrs. ______ .- 322-8711 - ___________ GEM (May 21 to June 21) 0 good day to be very sociable Find the right new fields In . and show affection for your which to express your."If and friends. A new friend can be of be a happier person. Your oF honoree were both mothers, Mrs. Ray Hughes 4 Miss - - Wswer a qaesUw be doesn't hurt if any 607 W. 2Sth $t. Beverly Hughes. - problems with unlvited friends want to answer. An appropriate get toured the DuPont plant which manuftictures X-ray film. tnderit '' 53 Miscellan 54 (reeniana Eskimo future tans TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 2) TAURUS ~ Apr. 20 to Stay 20) Get in touch with some expert Although matters may seem mtion difficult, if you carry through in you need now. Do noWng that a persevering way, you will get could irk others. Be more good results. Relax at home and 4 - throwa qmtIon out to you, and PLEASE DON'T &SK yotw readers. DEAR PLEASE: Rude, We wiU have a swimmu l ig thoughd"Iti aW pmmptuou pool, mid I want to enjoy using people always have been with .4 u,,,.,.a, a Also retghbors who IVL_'' MWx~~ -- I a few never noticed such bad man- other pool owners having - 7 months we will be moving into nm before. Plem tell people I Styled presmted the guest of honor with a potted plant and a gift of C7hina in tier registered patte, n. - ,-,-- :_ ~ ______ famfly. Now, get off your dull you ever had any children?" and answer the telephone *ben it rings! considerate of ers. %C DEAR ABBY 0:4:_~ -1-4 NIIIQFL,~_ - 6_ i~-_ "%---. lil - __ - - __IN ._.. , -_ . I .__ - . . --V_ aw-W-9 Wl ~ Li tine C YEAH, LF3 SEE...I \ ...I'LL BE Vk~. CAN AN EAR THINK I KNOW I4OW)BACK!DON'T J TAKE FLIGHT WE CAN TAKE GO AWAY! J FM SOMEONES CARE OF THAT! J " HEAD? OR A / OT o&iDe To LEAVE ITS BED? SOL4DNGRX)z'yñ BUT M4AT0F -ME BEASTS THAT WELL SEE'TOU AM AT NIGHT? THEY MIGHT TOMORROWI DECIDE MY IIEAD 10 BITE! political bloc Taking Iwalth treatments now arguments with others. Stake ft.& ftets 'rum here th e y trIIVCkd t 11 d N C 'where and Mrs. Walter Teague eyelashes, are they?" (They 3- On completion of the tour, the Mrs Robert Bridges an trs. • he bride. Bolton. taking messages for them when while evenyone waited for my Harrison Riser tonight at 8 bride-elect at the Imperi a I elect, and Mrs. Francis The Citrus Club in Orlando they*re out. If messages are reply. Having been put on the p.m., at Holy Cross Episcopal House in Winter Park. Darland, mother of the was the Fetting for a buffet that important to them they spot,I had to tell the truth, but so I Church. ha s been in the been The hostesses presented bride groom-to-be, and Mrs, Ted luncheon also honoring should get a medhanical box don't know when I've limelight at a series of prL- Frances with sage of pink Wilham.c, Mrs. H. H. Slaughter, Frances. fl hldor that answers telephone calls humiliated. Another time, I was nuptial parties. carnations white velour Mrs. Walter Fesler, Mrs. Cecil with a prerecordod message. asked by a woman I hardly Mrs. 13. F. Wheeler Jr. and bathroom Hostesses, Mrs. John Evans, Carlton, rs. George Hughes, I am curious to . ross that Is very worthwhile early In the day Avoid 2- Two New Arfists To Serve You program at Greemille Tech in 3 Greenville, S.C. 1UES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19 Contact those persons you like Use care so that you don't get so much and put a new plan into trouble with an associate Tues & Thurs 5-10 After four days at the S At Series ARIES (Mar 21 to Ar 19) 11- Open Eve. . ttended a class at tne a secretary 1r my parcnts and was). There was total silence will become the bride of James tertalned at a Iuncie opinion on the matter. c,tLUKt.6 -ro5 y bring a new spark of Interest in such The evening Is fine for what you want in the future Be making new and more secure outgoing plans for the future Be logical • Seminar the groupvisited and S I , iznporta'it, the caller been Invited by you to "come on Bride -Elect Frances qj annual Student Seminar in PRODUCTS PLANT IN ISmall walercraft i2 Navy cer 13 Feminine IS AIonquin GENERAL TENDENCIES: midafternoon some @d are able to visit some in- startling P.nd unusual teresting places with persons developments in connection like. Engage in the with other persons could take pioneering activities that can place so be guarded against ,, Lk,partilient, attended the sixth , would call back later, right? over" when your flag Is out, If the call is for me, if I chm when you wnt them to leave at not to answer it that means I a certain time make it plaIn don't feel fike talking, so that's beforehand, to they won't be That smy argument, and my iii in d's t rt I no ri isori FOR GOING TO ... f accompanied by Mrs Julie Guy, Assistant Director of the program, and Pat Riley, Chief Technologist of the Radi ol ogy .4, TOURING DUPONT Working Women of Radiologic Technology, \/'i SUNDAY,ApRILZ1 ,1V4 39Ugly thing io look at II Short letters 42 Brief by Day* Graue ALLEY OOP .l e l Sailing v essel SShiphazard GENERAL TENDENCIES: 3 NEW REASONS ,,• i. ' ~-__`k . I -i !_ i; Ig-,-, -, I t kv , - 1 ~~ " ,:,:,* I ' and I didn't answer it. If the call "undershrables" who "might" is for a member of the family join K too? If you mean who isn't home, he or she would strangers, ask them to lease. not be home to talk any-way, so they're neighbors who have If rI , ., ,.' ," " , , ,., 16 A .w if I feel like it. She says I must, NEW POOL OWNER regardless' DEAR OWNER The flag Let'sassume thephonerang, systemtsthebest Whosrethe il ,1. . , ". F& 0 t To 0 L_ OPE from thi Carroll Rit., ln,I' '1 - - __ #to I I Sailing Friday, April 19,1974-3B The Sanford Herald Answer to Previous Puzzle (CARROLL jHTER'S Grou Technology U . - -. . LL,- - - 2B—.The Sanford Herald _. - 1L1.L . ' I [4 j~ L ' ::'- ( - - ...d t¼-' __] ,rz._ S - - - �-- I - - - - - - - --- - -. -...--...t.r..-g a-..'. id ay, April )9, 1974 46-The Sanford Herald Bank S - Fr The CashWhen ---.--- -----------::7--::,== INFORMATION Sell " --- -- -18 I Persona Is -------------- Help Wanted 15 ALCO4OL PROflI EM iN YOUR FAMILY' AL ANON for families or friends of prionlem Seminole 322.2611 ctrflIrS " further information call .171 1S87 or wrote Winter Park ,u'ford Al Anon Family Group P 0 Box 51. Sanford, fla 37771 --- - 41 Apartments Rent Sevilla Gardense Orlando 831-9993 NEW IN TOWN hi a "VIP" Hostess you show irourd Theatres, Nightclubs. Restaurants, SightSeeing. Sports [vents, Job or Apt Hun '"Mss "VIP', 6)1 9212 Ask for Want Ads The Longer Your Ad Runs -- Th e Less It Costs Per Line frr ' j.;)pi ,i %-3117% vi rh, irirn our rtfi' ,',i train Hourly pay, plus ncOntiy( bonuS Morning shift, 9 to I Evenings 5 t 9. Apply ,n persor during above hOurs Room SO: Atlantic National Bank Building, Sanford Also n need person aP ft small car for light delivery - MARRIAGES Perforntd b M-ailyn Silver Springs Airport Rd 9W2364771. Res 2361433 Per Day. Rated For Consecutive insertions-No Change ARE YOU TROUBLED' Call Tol: Free, 641 7027 for We Care"-'Hotline' Adlf Or Teens. _____________ FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM Pefhaps, Alcoholic Anonymous Can Help c.'i ;).11,97 i (. • Sanford Fkitci Of Copy. Want Ad Department Hours a.m..s:30p.m. Saturdays & Holidays 9 .1 '71 1? N'n Deadline-U Noon Day - ti"Cj Before Publication 6thru2times 3Oca line 21C line 25 times ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) ) Lines Minimum - - -- - - - --- I-Cards of Thanks 2-In Memoriam -Child Care Help Wanted Eat It ,ring v,arehousr personnel Excellent fr.nce benefi ts, o<t Working conditon 45 hours -q Apply in person, bet wrui 9 S 700FrenthAve.. Sanford 11-Instructions Travel .3, Recreation - _____ Dehwery man wanted Must r.ave cn dependable transportation ,sppl' Box 536. care of The Herald-Box 1437. Sanford. - 13-Travel Agencies 14-Ca mpIng. Resorts - Employment - 1$-Help Wanted JI .1 24-Insurance 2-Rooms N Business Opportunities ______ " IMMEDIATE INCOME" Baby sitte', I a.m until noun. Monday through Friday. Call 323 s91- 2$-Loans Distributor- part or full time Supply Company ettablishCd accounts *ilh RCA CBS Dsn.ry Records. Income possibilities up to 51.000 per month with cnly 11 3Mre-lured for Inventory and traifling Call COLLECT for Mr JAS (2111 661 9208. FREE RENT FOR COUPLE Manage & mantln 10 unit apart ment bIding in Sanford Write Box 3993. Savarv%ah. Ga., 31*0a Rentals for Rent extra spr n4 tarnr.c;s (An uet you tnat summer vacation. Call 644 - 3079 Unfurnished F urn is tied 32-Houses Rent 34 -Mobile Homes Rent 35-Mobile 1. 29 Personable, good telephone xoe, able to meet public, type Es cellent starting salary and Lienefits Apply in person toGlobal Carpets. 119 S Magnolia Ave. 373 Home Lots For Rent 34-Resort Property Sanford Cotrt Motel Newly renovated Color TV. ww carpet a c, efficiencies & over ruteS. Day or wk ral's 2671 Oriand,l Of Sanford 322 3403 , 37-Business Property Resident Managers Ti , -E i-,'age and nan'a ri ne,c IS un-t ap.crtmequt complex in Sanford area Husband must be man Icrarcce enptçiCncCd Wife mus' be capable of securing rental' arij krpinq booki. Wages Corn mensurate with experience. Apt with utilities and other fringe benefits provided. Call Orlanco 3051550411, personnel ep't for Appointment. Drage led An egusi oppOrtunity employer. . 16-Wanted to Rent Real Estate ,,I-Houses - for Sale 42-Mobile Homes 43-Lois and Acreage 14 -Farms and Groves IS-Resort Properly For Sate ','sfure baby sitter. 6 day*, (asseiberry area 114&141 e-,i-', Investment Property Receptionist, doctor's office r, edi(*l backgrot,nd necessary 373 5150. Unencumbered middle aped lad, to lx'e in and care for elderly coupuu' References Do not apply unless .r,te.'e'sted in permanert position Pt- 3723*72 between $3 an pm 47-Real Estate Wanted -W Mercnandjse SO-Miscellaneous - - - For Sale 51 - Household Goods 57 -App linces 53-TV ' PARKS, 123 Bedroom Auuii pdrxs. amily parks. iSIS Hwy. 17 Sai1i( , 323 1930, Day, Wk., Mo. Ruth Johns!, Longwood YOU appleo lot position to live in t''ase call 377 3439 again. Unable o contact you S;-Garage I bedroom. 2 bath home Kitchen equipped. den, dining room, eat n kitchen, 7 car garage, large lot 5750 per month. Kulp Realty In 7315 _____ COWBEll REAL ESTATE REALTOR 661 179) DeBary 461 One bedroom unfurnished $60 55 -Boats & Marine Equipment Aft, S. 372 7111 54-Camping Equipment 57-Sports Equipment 51-Bicycles . 60-O$fice T YPIST t'xpcfiefl(t'O pre1cred satary coramrr4urate V. - If, Abd, ff F tCtllflI ft Oi' benCfetl, call Reserve lntur4rxc Co Co 671 7)00. An Equal 0 portunty Employer CLERK 61 -BuildingMaterials 62-Lawn and Garden 63-Machinery and Tools - 14 gtut auator-parl time Salary to ommensurafe yith r'*p Apply in p.rn Holiday Inn, Sanford el-Equipment for Rent - aS-Pets and Supplies ----- 66-HorSe ________________ 67 -LiveStock aid 'uttry - buy. sell. Sent or swap at i ."w help you Plate ytt.rc nM let " , 60-Wanted to Buy - Transportation 14,7 r3d1. Apts Central heat . i', L(0 AdultS. 1120 Florida Av.313 6450 F ROM $140 P,r'cr,,:t-u lying StLLtO t'u' ,,rj w'i ('doo Two mnutes Sanford Plaza. 373 1310. Houses for 4 - -~r.~ - = - SO-Autos for 41-As.a$ton Sate lcieq*ood, 2 be'cjroori, immaculate, crntrat ar, fenced private lot, 5180 i' 0 cus deposit 867 tl'o. _________________________________ - ,. i Busness Property Rent For _____________________ OFFICE SPACE 8. 3 becirc>onu apar' r' mts Carpeting. drapeS. kitchen equpp'd, pool and latjdramat 172 2090 I. 2. ---_____________ .' ri 7 bfdrOm qjrfjcnit' ,,uctment Security deposit. 323 ifs? -- -----.--_-._--_---__--.___..i..ciy spacious apartments for rent rail after S o ri 321 *?3 .--. ....... -. Sandlewood Villas .1 ' ' - :'.'c.- s '.' 8. MAGNOLIA 0C)'P4 TOWN SANFORD flrli'd nt-w office SuiteS available from 623 sQ If No lease required I Cr .ruformnt on. c,itt 71 - - fle* shopping (Mitt, 26th & Sanford Ave. 1000 and 2000 sq, ,t Storr bUilding 327 1517 - West Hwy. U. 1 ml, l Of SQ ft. offices or retail spate for ' fi ght tenant, preferably allied to frfliture' 323 0730 or 8.6) 1649 'Li 1"i v ty.ujiiy,#'i, I .ii- , Roberts & Gilman 830.5500 Realtors irt -. - I AUA&lNCY I )eys fl 1114 Fur 3 0413 ASSOC! Aft POKF,Q J 1759 Glider, set up in pork in Vein I * Heated Building • Villager, 2 bdrm Sit up or, lakefront lot Takeover payments x pay off balance Ph 37)03Sc Dealer. ______ ___ 1 CALL 322-2420 ANYTIME ______________________ -- Cailbart Real Estate poration. 62$ 1071 * Maitland Flea Mart* STENSTROM Lots and Acreage South Larolina lOOttilltto' 5m0kt'5, 120 miles from Atlanta Hardwood, tillable and buildable 174.000. Assume 515.000 mortgage 831 $3.10 REALTY ________ _______ Fern Park 43 7*47 HUFf-MAN REALTY Al Pell, Jenny Clark, Assoc 377-1$91or 3728153 Jim Hunt Realty 2Sll Part Dr 3777111 RE ALTOR P1TI'RiT PAT[ DOWN Cassetberry- 7 oedroom, 7 bath, r(.ntral air.heat. Carpstir.g Across from Sheoafu Golf C ourse, in Coionades. $14,500. Owner. no brokers, 131-071 SANFORD AREA ''GOOD NEWS. n'ick. central tueat & ar, car ited 3 L'tdroom I, or 3 batn i'.rrrt-S Model open I 6 pm t 15 .,iui'c,a Ct, North AUSTIN DEVELOPMENT CORP Pt' 373 lOIOorIo7 6300 LON(.WOOD AREA- New 3 & 4 b'irm homes FHAVA 77 4 PC? financing 530 577.000 Franklin Ramseur Inc. REALTORS 1318400 J'ttlli'ht'iJ Every 1175 :,7 Ait7u'e'iI t)Lvi; -tt0PD, i-LA In The JferatiJ ___________ _____________________ 1304W Fairbanks EXCLUSIVE. palms and pineS. Over 700' f'.nrd road frontage, Only 134000. Only S46300 10f thS tvt'I -,' spar 4 bedroom, 2 bath hOe featur'rj -ruSide Utility room, central air, family room, carpets, eat in I .tchen, fenced yard Citrus trees, r'uCh morel Assume present mortgage or refinance with tow clown. Call row Phyllis Cappon, Assoc CLIFF JORDAN "I 4272 REALTOR _ I I -- __ Real Estate Wanted Cash QuiCk for yOuf equit yPfr) closing cost 71 Hr. service Acre Realty, REALTOR, 373 7150 SO HOWES OF DISTINCTION Miscellaneous * For Sale _____ - - ry a ose th ing,.. *Large Wooded Lots Paved Streets •tewers Street Lights S Sidewalks Open Monday thru Saturday Quility funiture at Bargain Prices Wayni'S Quality New & Used Furniture, 1700 French Ave 3238410 * IdyliwlIde Homes By a: blade Complete w glasS & i' genuine top grain leather sh eath Comes in gift 115* May be' small duty 53 00 James Ritchie Im porter Exporter. 1119 Paloma ," CONSTPUC1ON h 211 W. 251h - Sanford, Fla. Call for Appointment 322.3103 Ave . Sanford, 373 6510 2 0 foot overhead garage doors. 2 rolls reinforcement concrete wire 327 SIll SALES MANAGER * * Dishwasher'DISPO$Ol Clothes Washer4ryer * Recreational Building - speeds, and stanctarl OikS now available at Firestc.n., Store. Colt 372 0111 322-2to 'I tiinlis' 0 1 lit 'aitfnth lf~ rrath Equipment for Rent Rent Blue Lustre EIecIrlc Carpet Shampooer for only $1 per day. CARROLL'S FURNITURE See us regarding your eligibility to purchase a new 3 bedroom home for as little down as one month's rent under the ORIENTAL RUGSWANTU Top prices paid, used. any Condition 6148126, Winter Park. °or used fur?lsture, appliances. tools, etc. Buy I or 1001 iteml Larry" Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. weekly Friday 7 p m Auction SEMINOLE COUNTY AUCTION 1973 Pinto Wagon, at. ac radio, good tires. 14,000 mi Nothing down yrrvs's 373 5932 assur"r Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You! Air Condtionkig qc Aucticn F'very Sunday 2 p m Consignments wel:ome East of I I On SR 15. If you have anything to tell or consign, call STAN at 371 9119 INTERSTATE AUCTION r, ' Heat & A i r 371 7112 Applcrnces ill lot' GE Appliances Sanford Electric Company 7522 Park Drive, 372 1567 Sandblasting MOPE BROTHERS GARAGE 1450 French Ave . Texaco PrOducts ft'atecI next to State Farmers PHarket, Mechanical Repairs or, all makes autos & trucks Over 25 ye'.urS experience on tt' repuu'r t-.-jS-r,t'55 327 0045 Sewing Machines b,uwe a hot -weather Sale'' Suit Don't needs fail with a class tn",) ,-,air. Ire S.unfr:j P4 5 r,lhi ,i,.'.t '.1.11 3?? 2811 Cr 61 7793 Beauty Care 71 CHRYSLER NEWPORT. 4 Door, PB, PS. Air, Radio. White Wall Tires. Deluxe' Whe el Covers. Very Clean, Stock 140. VIlSIA. Weekend Specixl & 71 PLY CUSTOM SUBURBAN WAGON Automatic, PB, PS, Cruise Control, Air, Luggage Rack, White Wall Tire. Stock No 3311A $1550 Radio. Low Miles. This one like news Stock No, VI3IIA. Weekend Special lit IMPERIAL I Dr Hard Top, $0,00II Actual Miles, Vinyl Root, PB, PS. Power Wirdows and Seals. RadIo, Automalic. Air, Thut one a Dream, Stock No Y432B 6$ PLYMOUTH VALIANT 2 Doo, Automjfi, P*tr Stes'rin, Air 'Consitut,inrd. Radio. Vrr y Low Milt't. 273 CID, Stock No V4IIIA ents"v 7 $1' - LAWN For CARE c("essonaIly c.ili tuLPil. 323 5,$ Mllw* - $1715 Carpet Cleaning 373 2774 r'l Cure Srccul.s's 5' . ...... i- ': -.. . i $1188 $ 199 Ii" 1*1 I i.,t oo vuP PAP?,' .0 ti,.,) Small I'P- J;3 0749 after 6 '. $996 ' . .,.' ' - N- ,', ' - ' '.' teda, ciass.tea .i.'i 0,,, U!,ic' fr-sit 1.111 ii') one. 10 buy, '.rtl ii 7811 or All wfl CerDmics 7'J?W 2ndSt WEEMENNINEMP0001 3.11 6432 Pat Care !,ACrSOPI S CERAMICS. SupplieS, '(I livittlay kiln dealer 10 S i & Sunday 37) 7971 1 RI. '7 N'l 1., i'd-' J!, Pit i2 .3 -' ,,.i, 6673 . 'I, I '-u 3• . arid larger pumps, SP!tikirS ', ,,,.v (4) I .r .&61"3 -Pi'.'I'' .'.f.'t 1.5 DRILL EL - i'R INKIER 5V5T1 5' All types and silt's r t' p4, a(l,ct .1 NE MAC14I',1 SUPPLY (5) - 0 - Wei[Drilling 11 ,,, )I Paint ing S - (t n',?r', Pt ) - - E,ENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO 710 '.i.uurri i U?4 ,' .2 - ' Wallpaper Hanging Masonry & Concrete i't,il Service rree Fit One 11 7131 i! ' ! - .1' Fr -( Glass-Mirrors t PALL ' LA'i 1 -1. Prof es'.onal Wallpaper Hac;er I cnised Rt.'sCms!ai Irs-.-' -- T ' $160 .. 519 5 '' ' '4' Masonry aSOnry - (JettCrWay Latpt't 'are is. ', M.ri Sit Sot,? li'.1 i_i ,s -i 45 5' i' I. ! • ' Ire-ti of poor :.eryice' Call Lawn RCSd,.nP,, iii,. yc% ACE DECORATORS '"a' -'' 1 795 Upholstery i t .0 N us, & 01 'H U .% E() 01 LIGHT HAULING PH VINCENT'S CARPENTRY lnt,'rnr Tm rn, P,,nt'l'nt) CuStomo .iit 1.1 C ,urpentry No it 5477 1?iIIN Sanford, Fla. Oav's Sgri's, r-0 i ft) too set-all Ai! phases, Magnetic. Plast c 5' of, 5cref'nnq 377 7175 Lawn Service - ie'pcnlry. Pemodelirsg, Additions, Custom Work. Free ESIma ','nsrd Bonded 121 C.'I4 .' 70 DODGE CHARGER. 7 Dr. Hard Top, Vinyl Root, Low Miles, 311 CID, Gas Saver, Air, Power Steering and brakes, Radio, Clean, Stock No. 5413* -' 45 '.. 71 FORD LTD. 4 Or, Hard Top. Vinyl Roof, PB, PS, inc. offcc tl),Iti rr, MAiN Cte,irrruQ 36 5 37(9 TOOL) S CARPENTRY Specialiling in small odd lob. ('all 83% "1:41 $1825 Signs ' ATLANTIC BUILDING TENANCE Srr-ca!z rq -i- a7 ¶[.lIIPIG MACHINE REPAIRS All types, ornm & reS.dnTal .'ciael Reed P.O. III. 2125. L.i'e P.'nr'i, 327 3720 Janitorial Bookkeeping Car - Alltyp'rs frc-e' estimate's I Censed, Bonded. Irrs'red No Obligation Sw .thrr(-,jril 031 $771 DEADLINE MON AIiL,'IL 15 QI service, in and out G 45 Bookkeeping Seryice. 107 W. 27" St , near Pinti.rest' SchoOl, 327 For the f.iejt preparation cf met, 0173. :oncueieetc , call B&(. IrreEsi 377 3540. 371 1.1 93 Better late than never You have to fie your income tax Call Lake Mary Public Accounting now 377 i1I7 or 3731299 Auto Repairs I 11 Roofing EXPERT ROOFING. Tax Income - - LUDDY'5 pi( 'i,iE IMPROVEPAEPJ - iii Jr5''. ','I,iriti-ri 1 40 - ''ii I I ;IN Woo* eaves arid walls Pool enclosures 323.5)24 - Services billing. poSIi,iq. etc Call Mrs P,t&bbon .ufte'r A ru ri 173 4857 I Pressure Cleaning Interior and exterior painting, carpentry, electric, ceramic tile. plaster, Clock and all masonary• Honest free estimates Phone 373 0791 AIR CONDITIONING TROUBLES??! Central systems, window units, fr e e i Improvements IHome - Cr,tral Heat I, Air Conditioning For free estimates, call Car: HarriS. at SEARS in Sanford 327 1771.' To buy and tiil oIdor siiei ë"Ors, contact 'is first We also buy bubi Silver coins SEMINOLE COIN CENTER. 109W 1st 3734337 61 DODGE CORONET STA WAGON, Clean. Automatic Air, Radio, All the Coronet Specialtlas Po*er Steering and Brakes, Stock No. 53170* k A Stamps-Coins 69 Vinyl Roof. Stock No C1)SA, Weekend Special 1121 Ave.. 323.7940 61 Wanted to Buy 68 Administration Assistance plan. HOES 1967 Mustang. 3 speed. 6 cy. u't cellent condition Only 175 .tielley UsedCams. 730 Freoc' h, LA 3 Yr. old Peg Appaloosa,- 8 yr. old Quarter horse gelding. J739469 It CIIEV CAPRICE, I Or Hard Top, j1,000 Mii,, N e w Car Condition,, Automatic, PS, PS, Air. Radio, AOflDA 1770 Chevrolet KingSwood wucr. V I automatic, power steering .5 brakes I air, very good trari Socr'ta?ion for thC booget minded person $1795 Call Donald 0. •u' 377 1651 Dealer. 1970 VW Super Beetle-loaded with lots of extr4, mag wheels, $1650 Calf Paul, 372 1651. Dealer 1970 Datsun Pickup Call 371 1719 Alter S Bookkeeping P 1974 Ponti ac Catalrs.u. $500. takeover paymeu!'i 373 2113 Horses 66 Farmer's Home 831-4039 or 628-2142 831 7193 S S 11 VW Super Beetle, automat stick shift. ar. AM radio. Ic.'. rrileage,520-93 Call Don Pope,)?: 3SI Deafer it Toyota Mark It, I door, 4 speed. air. AM radom extra clean, 5119% Call Don Pope, 377-1631 Dealer '69 Chevy Pickup. Good condition. Sale or trade on real estate. $1300. Motor Home Call Pete at )fl 1651 '- ' Looking for good home for Spayed female Siamese cat- 372 3010. I 323-7870 Deltona 2nd area off Saxon. Do not bother owner. See Sunday, April 71, 1 5 p m Marshall & McEactuan, agents Great Dane pups, fawn, blk.. MASK. AKC Peg., excellent Quality Call 904 3136219. $ House') 110 W. Airport Blvd. , See at 106.4 Lamplighter Ave ChIPitjOhu5, females, 550 Animal Haven Grooming 8. Boarding Kennels. 322 3752. 13 175 -- .-, " clean, 21 mph for sale or will trad'for nick up truck. 372 2340. 1951 Bread truck, all aluminum body with '33 6 cyl Chevroltt motor Ideal for making camper. 1325 1963 Chevrolet pickup with '67 automatic t'an motor V smission, 5450 Can be seen at 16-s Country Club Circle, Sanford. 372 1674. Travel Trailer- 1972 Dutch Craft 19' ','deluxe, sleeps 6 10,000 miles gas-dec trig,, snower I toilet. Pets and Supplies 65 N * 1-2 Bedrooms From Campers Travel Trailers To settle estate. 1965 Cor new fir m, $715 377 6719 - 7') Cornet. new %tickit, ggoodtire-. ___ /5 I A New I inford. 372 3863 3775863 .'u' Pay /.fter Each Auction etc Low overhead prices Drive a little 4, save a lot-Oviedo Nurser, 4, (Irci Farm, SR I19-2 ml. N. of O,.edo. 3456391-0010d Sundays .' Trailer, or'.'. ill Stc'ml Spartan 5 .17 fiat ted landers) axle-. ,'.,lri brakes, 6.300 lb. load capacity Buy direct-factory for only 5.475 Also, custom built trailers to ,our specs. 373 3900 TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON tcrn's'rl, t4urrii'tt s Beauty PIokl 519 Pine, )??5742 * Beautiful Landscaping I 3151 S. Orlando Or PUBLIC AUCTION. All SIZeS anti models. 10 speeds. 5 * Range-Refrigerator LOngwood Bicycles Bikes, Bikes, Bikes * Unfurnished Shag Carpeting * W/W management of Distributors . Citrus from 53.99-Orange trees. tangerines, lemons. lime trees. 81 i''Utairlane ?cloce'. nee:hancally good, dm' 'l fender. 5117. 3777398 Trucks and Trailers /9 1966 VW Squat eba' Good Condition fl,'ri'srw'r, 373 51' Y Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 1233866 AUCTION EVERY FRIDAY 1764 Chrysler Newport. good mo'' & transmission, runs good. rn".-¶tt(kpt, Clean. $750 373 59)9 'nl (.1'S ' - ', '71 Yamaha XSB 650 Good Condition, 5875 Phone 322.1953 after S SEMINOLE COUNTY AUCTION /1 -,--- Homes outside sales work coupled with the challenge of field ROBSON MARINE 2977 Hut,' 17 92 32) 5961 - Planning on a fix up vacation7 Shop classified ads for paint, lumber. .''t ,iIl ',-our fli'rd', 327 p6-) Terms 58 3735620 .'ad.o. Bahama blue. ISIS C,,! Don at 372-1431. Dealer, Cars Removed Motorcycles We Pay After Each Auction Sensational prict's like 52230 19 flown icier. 51795. GalvaniZed 5535 trailers, 53'sP3, Powerful $1101 130 HP motors. 51111. Many others MOONEY APPLIANCES, 3730691 RI 46Wc%f, Sanford - , Yamaha. '74, 2Af Entiuro. 1.000 mileS. Sacrifice for quick sale'. 5150 3236714 7 P M. Consigi.ments accepted daily While They Last icC, used machine's Dell's Auction Service Autos For Sale 110 1970 Chevy, 6 (vU very c'ean. 577'.! 176S Chevy, VI, 211 5100 177 44 Orlando, 2936191 anytime 18 ,'sr Guarantee Lowest Prices you 1016 S. French Ave 323 8310 Junk Atu,i1rc1. onw,irited t,i i'd 1.. -5, '(0 f tables ui'-J BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR Gos'nIy, E 46, Sanford, 3234713 ABLE REfIT ALLS Grand Opening with the best equipment to serve ii. stands, p'us hundredS and hun dreds of thir useful arid gr,x-,rl it en S FEED SEED FERTILIZER Good clean saleable items for Ave KENMORE WASHER, parts, secv I vs. seeral U.splay - 64 17 Volt Batteries 511.9% PEEL'S BODY 5,-4OP 11C9 Sarufcxd AvenuC Auction Sale Lawn and Garden AUCTIONEER NEEDS Fiberglass TO Hull, 50 HP Johr,ysn. (irwat & Walk through wind h .eld & trailer. 050 1111 French KIRBY VACUUM Sates & Seruce F i r free' home presentation vifhOt obligation, call 373 8310 8arid1ewood Villa,5 62 ______ 1970 C,MC pickup , gfi new '-'-' (,o'd rrndfi. MI )71 47131 I'M VW flog. Ie,s!rei'efte introm 1931 Rt'tult 6 cyl , Chevrolet engine Best offer 377 4454 FRIDAY NIGHT 730PM Have several full size mattresses & hot springs, nice recliner chair, end tables, and coffee tables, garbage eliminators, automatic washerS, co'or and black & vifltt CASH 327 4137 11' Wooden Hull Boat 33 lip Motor and Traler 5600 Ph 373.1311 Close Out oi all Gibson freezers. Sb choose from. Priced RigPitt'' Dicks Appliances, 372 7658. TI This position is ideal for a man or woman who enjoys Boats -& Marine 14' Larson, 90 HP Evinrude, tilt trailer, $1150. 323-534. Appliances 52 Office Furniture for rent with option to buy. Sweeney's Office Supply. Sanford, 114 Magnolia Ave 321 1716, Equipment Must sell Gas dryer, 4 cycle, new cond.,white. Best offer. 668 S120 or 134 1961, Rental Apartment . 55 11 xniC w built in monoculir field Th e Circulation Department 'A' 1st St., Sanford, 322 9411. EviiIô,I. 1146 DISTRICT person to... Carport sale Fri ISal. Medicine cabinet, thOu.ef stall, cupboard. clothing. items, household _______________________________ typewriter, adding machine, guitar, and much more 208 Bamboo Dr., Suriand, __________________________________________ SEWING CENTER, 307 A. East I in Singer 'A' RUMMAGE SALE lip m. LakeMaryEl.mentarySchonl fly sewing cabinet, repossessed Singer's best model, winds bobbin in machine. Fully automatic. Pay balance Of $78 or 10 payments of SI Call Credit Dept. SANFORD Yet Away From the Crowdi Cabinets, Counter tops, 5,nkt Installation available Bud Cabell, 322 S2 The Circulation Department is taking applications for a Apply April 70th. Come early. Driveway sale of men's ,terns. Tools, fithiflg gear, golf Clubs. assorted good men's items. Spouitored by laymen of Lutheran Church of Redeemer. 471 W. Lake Mary Blvd. at Middle St • It.. ml. cast of II 3230560 _____________________________ N "A kitchen Bathroom - MEN'S ITEMS ONLY. 9 00 Sat GOLDEN TOUCH IN SEW __ Cl Lwse tu Eve - m',crld famous SOlirigen htuiv eS direct from German y Title pptIC sport Methodist Church, Geneva. Friday. 9 until 5: Saturday 9 until 30 Also Bake Sale Sat from 7 to .9 . 30. Itt St • downtown Sanford between Cowan's & Knights Shoes Complete beds for 535, dinettes from 513 KULP DECORATOR 409W tst5t 327 2333 - Auto Repairs Pa rt s. Accesso ries 76 Auction ii _____ Mimeograph and spirit duplicator machines, Sales & Service. supplies our specially. Sv.eeney's Office Supply, Sanford, III Magnolia Ave 377 1746 RUMMAGE SALE. Men's Club of Householu Goods - ________________ Si 9 Act" w -. . WILSON MAIER FURNITURE buy tell Trade )11315E .FIrstSt, 32T SM ______________________________ ___________________________- • WE TAKE TRADES ____________________________ -17 1941 Hwy, 1797 Open Sat, & Sun 9S AM FM radio, I track 'ape player. Ca If 838 2920 11? )J71 record player Psyct'e'tlellt lights . etc AsSumet$l5permo Ph 617 SUNDAY SALE 1571 Hallmark. April71, 1.3 p m. lo6lLamplighter Ave ,De'Itona Garage-Rummage Oualityantiquesirucludingfnedolls. 54 Cut glass, primitives, linens, Sales bottles, pattern glass, pewter, with unusual bric.a-broc and GARAGE SALE, 17001 , Park Ave. Various Household Items, tools, nuiSC, Also 19" B&W Zenith etc. Friday 8. Sat., 10 'fil S table TV ••••+ Forrest Greene, Inc. Reattors 415 7333 REPOSSESSED Go south on 11-92 to Deltona cut off. take Saxon Blvd. past Medical Center Lamplighter Ave is I bcl t'!!C• Absolutely do not bother owner. For information call Marshall 11, ?,'cEachan, agents. 736 7199 or 736 2059 ________ _________ Near golf course u,o -- Read,' to build on. OE Wooded lot Paved street, 53500 _ Beautiful 3 bedroom, 2 bath. Split pIOn, wall wall carpeting, very large living and dining rooms, central heat aim, fenced back yard, nice landscaping, reduced for quick sate. 523.500. 373-7494. Elmer Bakalla, Inc. _________________ Three building sites. $l1,, - Pool SAN I':OR ______________________________________________ Ph 462-314 617 8111 _______________________________ REALTOR Till We Succeed," Reait NEI2 lust listed, i' yr. Old, each side contains 2 bedroomS, I bath, Ige hying room, equipped eat in kitchen, separate utility room, and more Live in 1. the' other IS rented Realistic brick 540.323 Call George Trimmer, Realtor Assoc. Area One, Inc. "We Don't Stop , - . ,. ,. DUPLEX- SHE OAPC Golf villa, At Alh crer'n 7 txirm . 7 story villa that owner must Sell at less than the new models are gong for 535.200 Assume mtg or 'efinariec' with S pcI down r: *,, PARK DRIVL EUSTIS- LONGWOOD "Stop Urn!" * * _______ I) OPEN SATURDAYS sell, consign, appraise. r HERB'S TV SERVICE special sales Out of anything of 11135 Sanford 323 173.4 talue. 1200 French Ave. 31)7430 Sanford, STEREO * * __________ 25445 French Ave Days 372 7212 BANK REPOSSESSION PUBLIC AUCTION EVERY Beautiful walnut console pAM FM multIplex. 8 track tape player MONDAY NIGHT Antiques, TVs. Mitcellaneogs, New and used Take over laSt ID payments of 7 per month, or 589.30 cash. furniture arid appliances Plus special sales (watch ad!) For free' tOme' trial, call collect _ 8.94 1141, Sew & Sound, 1903 N Orange Aye, Orlando Auctioneel'lng Service. buy, IMULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE' * Heated Pool Lifestyles A C.myeke'nsl-,iReal Eitate' 01114V Tit "ter Litil" I. S M & Supplies Red Velvet Front COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE RETIREES DREAM- Repo )91J Southeastern Acceptance Cor. 817W First St 377 5811 .r-'iQj MEIN GREGORY MOBILE IIOMES SoOFrenctuAve., Sanford 3133700 A C' Rood , , OU Park Call for details opportunities. CENTER i' ___________ This is a career position that offers excellent growth , ' - Creehwood Village North S4'en 5 believing, so coure Set', cr- n'c buy kitchen egupped con dominum today at yesterday's prices. Would you believe under 170,000 for this fantastic location) Rake Semoran Blvd (Rt, 436) to Maitland Ave. proceed South on Mastland one block, turn left or Orsenta, and follow Signs to ,h e Creekwood Village North s8le offiCe. Meet Barbara Mclean and e' ASSOCS your hoSts Who will furnish you with all ,r,,. details It's Exciting' in formation (enter Iii 6713 . ., Mobile Home Bank Repossessions IS to choose from 831 732) Dealer P, bath, close to shopping, 71 fOur Service schoOlS, lake, equipped with Call '72 ii#e range, refrigerator, carpeting, central heat, Sni. enclosed ST. JOHN'S REALTY CO,. garage, beautiful neighborhood, BROKERS CASSEL.BERRY- Lake front on specially priced at 527.500. . TheTime Tested Firm chain of lakes 100' on road by 400' Down. Call after 9 p m., NightS 372 5421 Days 372 617) deep. Cleared 10 build on 54150 896 1448 BEAR LAKE PRIVILEGES- Hon. Will purchase first or second dry and wooded. 99x130, 55,900 mortgages in any condition, ALTAMONTE- Near Lake l"orida: BALL REALTY * - 2 Bedroum r'.(vtQAit' & pay e'qv.ty Monthly tintS 5134 6) , flui,de'f closing Out SpaCiQsjs I br 0 -. 6767 ' - Washer- Dryer * Recreational VEAL !3A;Jr*AI-N --_- LAST CHANCE , OP N HOUSE TODAY --- * RangRetrigerator Sale iEPCii FR 327 7..i) SANFORD REALTY " 031 7270 ___________________________ REELTQ,K Seminole MIS Orange RIO a mobile home on beautiful 377 1991 19195. French .','r'iiV River. CAMP 7371 3721496 372 7518 rMiploLF, No alcoholic ¶!..!2' beverages allowed No pots. 327 AITAMOHT( SP RINGS NE 34 ..h70 'ENEVA ARDLP4 * Clothes 76-Auto 17ep. 4 rs1 Acessor% Parts - . ;,l) '".. Pr ______________ suitable for cottage or , -1111111111111110 t 101111111111ii- * Cabnet workshop Also typewriter dl '*'San ford Auction a 1015 Elm A,e , Sartorci 3?? Stemper Realty E BAMBOO COVE t7-Campers - Travel 79--icutI.s .nd Trailers BEAT INFLATION With thi5 7 bedroom, 2 bath CII home. Only S'7. S00 VA or FHA terms available or pay $0,200 down arid ,uy,rve 314 pct n'rtgnqe _________________________ FRANKLIN ARMS APIS available? Excting. interesting wo rk Cr ato pnonr necessary * Dishwasher-Disposal To arrange tot interview, calf 371 7791 aster p 't- ' 17-Auction 78.-MotOf cycles . * Unfurnished do you have 2 or 3 e've'nings 7'-Junk Cats Removed ' Mobile Homes Rent MOSSIE BATEMIAN VA --No Down- - No Closing Costs FHA-Low Down- Low Closing Costs SEEING IS BEL I EVING CALL Today for an appointrner? to See thiS beautiful ',Oiiple?CI , carpeted. 3 be'ro'oiu, 2 bath home. Big eat-in kitchen, wilt, i,1Sfl washer Hi,ige well landscaped tard. only 535,000 3 Bedroom home with screened porch, and storage building for workShop Large lot, west ste. cloSe in 51l.',SO '.,cwr, casn Hwy 17 97. ' Ml North of Dogtrac Road at Lake Kathryn Estate's Lc'vioo<i bedroom country home on7 lots Central h a 54.500 down assume *14.000 mfg ,$147 per mo. 71 pt Phone 373 II79 3 bdrm, block *ilh family room Financing P,tany extras IIOOE. 25th St. 372 6655 14ED EXTRA CASH '71-Antiques --V --.-Ig- DELTONA-- New 2 bedroom. 7 bath, with family room. M. Un Sui Or?h Pjlty, 323 6061 or 372 9320 2545 Park or Realtci-s ' '1 __ - -. 834.3363 PLACE HOMES NORTH -_ Sell NOW 7'/4%-VA & FHA *W/W Shag Carpet JO-Swap and Trade Must TAFFER REALTY Call 372 7611 or i3l 9993 9-5tamps - Coins Roberts & Gilnan 830.5500 Moving to South Carolina 1.4 and SR DON'T Miss These Rtiy , ' ' 321171$ _______________________ __________________________________ ___ Attnion Ph.,. Truc5 (i,,rler5' ,ii.Jmnumfl tnCeeb rt rovers n ,ull (040f% Iron" 'p,p.rnuI) PIEC lIFE -r i.. .1(1 7111W I'' 'H 'ii lilt ., 4 rr ,S i'73 PontIac Ga barrett Auto a c. ps. ph. am t'el rac,1als Just like new. t.0 vet payments Ph. 313 1180. 7311W IstSl _______-----_. .--.. Short Term Lease :-- ij - Equipment And Supplies ReALTORS One and Two bedroom furnished and unfurniJieo rentals. APARTMENTS 1503W 25th St and Board for mature woman, in exchange fQr care of thnit' ichwl Age, children 323 7770 59-Musical Merchandise -, . "Sanford'S Sales Leader" Your Multiple LiSting Agency N cc C'rie t.r...'. 'r. ;. - i t' Apartments R(nt rwilv 5123 mo S. Saniora Ave. Ph. Unfurnished _______________________________ 373 0761. Cook and Kitchen help wanteo Apply in Øe'fIOfl at Afrport iPage Terminal Build-no 377 X&e Call 322.2420 Anytime -- . LOCH ARBOR- Dear De4ovedt We're inviting you to inspect this 3 tedroom, 7 bath with air arid central heat. All rooms good tiled Formal dining room. Recently refurbished. Accept this by calling REALTOR Merle Warner After hours phone 327 663S REALTY -- - COURT-- We know me price 167 Sounds high on thiS Spacious home with thte'e' large bedrooms and 2' ibaths But don't rule It Out until you' se seen it. For details call REALTOR Associate Rose Southward. After hours phone 322 6104 JOHNNY WAL KER ____________ 31 Pr Rummage Sales - POSE '" - IDYLLWILDE-- On, boy! ThiS four bedroom, two bath with sunken living room and more extras than a Cadillac Is one of our favorites You've got to see' 1 Call OFAI TOP Ac.nratp fl'tt'v Flamrn. After hours phone 172 6353. Priced below market at 516,800 iixi, -. __________ Radio . Stereo IOYLLWILDE All right, you guys! Once more we're telling you about this split four bedroom two tnth in top-notch condition and at reouced price of 5)'v.900 To see it call REALTOR Associate Al Antar After hourS phone 327.2121 ''iN 7,50 Used Farm EQuipment will sell fast and easy with a ClaSsified Ad Call 321 2611 Of 8.31 9993 33 Houses Rent Furnished ,, -- --WUflii, iii uuu,fl or I,iaru or hare c'pevnes ;n country "c'me in Adorable bungalow, has everything, weekly rates. Adults No pets 377 Ccteen. 3725410. _____________ __________ 7741 Priyateba$tu&entrance ___________________________ Au ':ordifioned,nocooking DELTONA-- AVAILABLE NO CHOICE OF 1 BEDROOM OR Ph 377 6310 - ---BEDROOMS ATTRACTIVE 5crb.rn gentleman. private on REASONABLE $741040. irarc t,ith, ar (rifld.t.c.'rd Call 177 l; ,if?i' I p - 14 -Income And Stenstrom • Realty • I bedroom apartmctit FurniShed, Utilitesfumnithed, 116$ mo Phone 327 1139, 372 ' SANFORD REC VEE SERVICE 7 -------' P111EV WOODS BARN _____ ______SO Miscellaneous 59 5? Musical Merchandise We buy furniture and misc. Sell for Appliances _ pct Consignment, Free ___ For Sale Ri'triiertr freezer, frost free GibSon SG Custom, 1 yr old 373 pickups Aulion Saturday --- ________ ',b',irn clean th6t carpet Averaqe4080, room 213. '.'lrslungPiouse, 7 door, yellow. pm . Sanford. 372 7710. room 51i95 excellent condition 5)00. 322-1150 Pity KidS looking for an extra XULP DECORATORS after 5.00 p.m. C,E Air Conditioner, 10,000 BlU. rioltar' Ask Morn and Dad t let 40 9W Itt St -______________ reverse cycle, excellent condition, ou hOve a classifed ad garage 377 7335 3223021. ,-Ile TV Radio-Stereo -53 'cuha gear witri-ci'! liynq room fables vi' 'it tji O Office Equipment r -lay 37) 783.6 Fit 79,4 '* STEREO '* Furn. & Unfurn. P4mw. qualty n'O4iI homes, Sevt'r irOn to ''' H- -. lr,irlcr' 1 tietu rout tIn' tiociSt' uI for extra income. 10 acres. 5 ri pasture and fenced Owner will hold mortgage. House had three bedrooms, I bath, and air Priced 515,900 Call Shirley flennetl, t,SsOc '' .avaitable rurnlshed 1 fldrm. Apart 2300 MetlonvIle Ave After $pm Houses Rent Unfurnished ----- - 1971 Nomad 73' travel trailer will) awning. 1973 Wilderness Travel Trailer .1 tm)lskf SANFORD REC VEE SEPVIC( 7311W. Itt St 373 1711 Townhouse' from sts - Dealer's Cost PLUS A BARN Inc . 32 n Realty, 3721)0) 7640 tawatha Ave. at 17 92 Three Room Furn Apart Adults SID Park Ave Sanford Lo.ugwood area, 3 bdrm.. carpet, central heat air, 1213. Itt, lass, security, no pets. 862 6.47). Rooms for Rent - " For Rent For Rent Pay - CLEARANCE SALE HOUSE WITH 10 ACRES Camper. 1911 18' Sprite Muskrtv.'c Can be pulled with boat hitch 511(1) firm. Call 3271009 for appt ,7F Why not fake your boat along With on your vacation this yea r et your trailer hitch from Only 10 minutes from Sanford and Orlando . . storm, ,,,.,t,,tic., , a Plus 200 _ 672 06 VILLAGE Mobile Homes - ------ after .4 BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR C'nrmly, E 46. Sar.foi-d, 323 4711 .._ I? ___________________ llirnrod Camper. steeps 6. etras 5350, or trade' for boat 377 70I ,.---.-3,.l Trucks and Trailers 79 Travel Trailers PAINT ;ARP4ISH ENAMELS SPRING WOOD Campers 15 Guarantee Lowest Prices Ike' new. 2 bedroom. fanulyrorn kt(hen equipped. carpet. SI'.500 r'n. 322 2247 __________... _ ad Sonsom W '1X) LIKE V MA(E OI'ER c 'GFt ITRSTED? n beds Complete, I twin Hollywood bed. stereo, radio, & record players Golf clubs, Luggage carrier, Desk, Chest of fag 803W Firsf St 373-6061 or 372 9)70 C&'r'ifcurf tr,iLty ,und convenience s a brick home with four spacious bedrooms, arid 2 baths Large living room With beautifully drapedbaywindow,formaldning room, shag carpel Assume 7 pct loan on like new home Call no&. George Willis, Assoc After hrs I?? 7155 by Art For Sale Drawers MiSc 431-7679 REALTY M. UNSWORTH - Friday, iI 19, 1914-513 WeekwaGet 2nd Week Free Jv 110 tIUUS lII.lI1) We* to qualify for a I or I bedroom hOni IT' i rural area SANFORD EVEREST Bedroom. Adults only 33-Houses Rent Furnished Secretary- Receptionist -.. 2 ACRES 7 Bedroom furniShed apartment Adults, no pets P home )73 0110 business Ypur hOm, "op or oirage Make) DMagneic sns. mac?, tic, Suppics, plasIc all fi $79$ Term available t ruht party. 303 571 3078. Wanted04 f set Pressman NAPLES DAILY NEWS, Pj,,!r', Fla.. Call I') 649 3161 Unfurnished I")- to -'.'uce 110 an hour. Clean, prof tawe 31-Apartments Rent l, rr(iat.- llllll •'u prt interest, if you earn betwten annually, you ,t So JOHN KR.OER. ASSOC W Garnett White. Real Estate Broker, 107 W. Commercial, Sanford,322 7811 -______________________________ Sn Ad For I THE BORN LOSER ----------------_____._ - NO DOWN PAYMENT See Lot on ChOiCe' lakeS.(c'u) XI Park Avenue Mobile Park 2515 Park Drive. 372 -7161 .st t. Atflg 30-Apartments Rent .11 ACRUA(,F INDUSTRIAl RESIDENTIAL OVIEDO Duplex Tvio 3 bedroom units, concrete block cithfencecl in back yard Central PeSt, '.iI P. ,eur'. Old bus Vu i.OrtqSll.' (it 149.iLkJ Pt I_id tO 5tH at 536.900 EVEREST REALTY. INC., REALTOR, 1601 S Hwy I7 7?. Maitland 0cm 7 ci.i'S 4 BEDROOM WELAKA APARTMENTS 111W. Itt. St. I3 Full time shoe clerk. Must be mature, neat & attractive, Start $93 wk. Apply Sanford Shoe Center. 221 E Frf, Sanford. D3Y Barmaid.' Monday thr0h Saturday. Apply Club Diamond De Bary 24-Business Opportunities (SSfu'ri 'cense 2l-Situations Wanted Fln&ncial with single garage, Shaded lot, 516.900 7 bedroom, w w carpets, air. No Pets, $170 365 5750 Man wanted Must have driver's R0W2 SEPTIC TANK L' CO '% APARTMENT MAP4AGEt COUPLE. hanay. rt'l.t,lr. hon dabIc Apt. plus small salary. Reply 10 Box 537,care The Sanford 4erald. P.O. Box 1637, Sanford. Fla.. 32771 IS-Actldn Sports NEAR CHURCH Hartman Realty Inc. RFALTOR. .32) 5771 .flC School. Large 2 bedroom, CD . - REALTY H ALL Houses for Sale . SAVE WITH 7% LOAN Five bedroom, 7 bath two stor All i' ii ris extras ctiii' ,iJ t,i(J. REAL TOR Real Estate Associates new OffiCe -_________ - ________________ in busy South Seminole needs you Training, leads and sales tools, BAMBOO COVE prc'vded Excellent Comm;j%on F ROM $180 t(hf'dUIC For contoential titer iew. call SPuirle' Hartmnn, Personalized living Studio one and Realtor bedroom Two minutes to t Sanford Plaza. 323 1310 Scotty's u-Good Things to to-Do it Yourself Have prospect for two to five acres also for home on or near lake 2 bedroom turn home for rent T*g apartments 13 bdrm, 5163 1 I bdrm $140 Utilities furnished Phone 831 3409 (RAGLINE OPERATOR Must beesperienced Call 63.s?a14. -- 8-Eating Places F. iuce'f l n' cotidrfiOn 3 bedroom split il,t Stir fo appreciate 'a o t)edIroorr, duplex furnished .iliarfmenf 1120 Orlando Drive unford Steno transcription typing. Largo national firm, excellent Working conditions, and fall Company benefits. Salary commensurate' with 6bility. 2303 N. Semoran Blvd 671 8971. Travel Agencies 1-Motels Hotels SPANISH STYLE HOME BEAUTIFUL LOCATION- New 3 bedroom, 2 bath, central air, wall tO wall carpet, Shade Settled neiqht'OfhoOd It's Want Ad WeekimmOrder Your ,. .0~ NO QUALIFYING . ---------------- Util5 $600 down, Washington Oaks I bedroom, Il i baths, 709 ICrr-1 Lane, Monthly terms 674 117) Winter Park iJJr WILL HELP YOU IF Y OU WANT TO BUY OR SELL .i,ucuial(i concrete blok, bedroom, 1 bath, family room, kitchen equipped. unit air, fenced. %Pi,lcle, fruit trees, nice area 519.500 Excellent terms well water, LotS of trees. S1 6.9 AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS ..NO PETS 116W 2nd St. $2 . - 41 Houses for Sale 41 Hquses for Sale 2 bedrcsurn. CII home fl iounty Good Neat, clean one bedroom duplex Adults only - no pets. Convenient area. 3734316. After 1-30 372 3610 ur Experienced bookkeeper for ford company Send resume ,utd salary ,e'c.1uirement% to no, 535, care of Sanford Herald. P 0 Iki 1657, Santo'd FLYING CARPET TOURS, INC A ,i line tiCkttS. Cruise and Tours ' rttcI ra'es 303 Sernmqan fl t,. 13 1 60 ). 3 33 --- - S -lost and Found Apartments Rent Furnished To buy or sell Stanley HO'ie productsC0111130Pam C0111130 Condon ,it 8.34 7257 3-Cemetaries 4-Personals 31 IIFAL TOR S, 373 6)5) 645 2333 Lost and Found 13 TOWN TREES FORREST GREENE INC. ill person voceduporrycane t eaSc .d rrcrnnq return 373 5477 __________________________ Announcements ESTABLISHED NEIGHBORHOOD bedroom. edroom, Clean, well cared for 7 b bath, family room, fenced and cottaQe In back $20.500 - --- - s iju'S VIAL TOP Associates for new Lake Mary office. incentive corn luittion plan. MIS service, ornpu?or tervur(. 74 Hr ar %WCFIflQ service. Ont,th'nttai inter 'LL 'o - RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DEBTS INCURRED BY ANYONE OTHER THAP, MYSELF AS OF i ,*.P Q wi Eth. n I I 40caTTne .thrustlmes se ir NEAR I bedroom, 7 bath home with large pool Shaded residential area 54 S. 000 Two bedroom%,ibath. walo wall carpeting, drapes, central heat and air, Fully equipped with dish c-asher Calf Mrs Rutherford 33 : sa Olan Mills Studio 0 ATTRACTIVE . - Secretary for Fire and Casuaitt 6000 in Sanford area. Pre4eu experience Srnd resume ,inc .atary requirements to Srcrt-tary P 0, flnx 675 Sanford, un 37771 Houses for Sale 3 bedroom, 1 bath borne with carpet Will be painted iflSId and out 513 900 1.UXUR iOUScjvcrze land? drm apts [.1 ti a 1 CI't-i'_. frc? frc' refrigerator, dishwasher, drnperie, shag arpctirug, family rnus fireplace Only 6 apts. Prii acy in a Spanish courtyard Setting CIP Beaulilication Award winijer AdultS 701$ Sanford Ave Model Open 1?S P.M ',an?ed---woman with (hIdren .1 home to care for girl 1'.1 severa days per week lake Mary only 172 3028, th a Classl*fiedAd _ - ---t ___________ - . DIAL Needs - 30 Rating Coding Insurance Clerk experienced preferred, cal se Reserve insuranceo ' 671 73 An Equal Opportwu' FmpIoye "Awlil' on' t Unfurnished HELP" MUST 5(1 I3COUTINENTAL. LOADED SACRIFICE PHONE 138 8679 WANT AD D You . The Sanf o rd Herald ' Pressure , Cleaning EXTERIOR IPRESSURE CLEANING I I ITTiM Window Cleaning ' 5K I PS 'A I P4 t)(j,', ('.1 All i ComnieriaI. W*SstJc'ntial Iret' lstsmjll'% 122 e'JS fl '. '1 P'i ii •rJt 11 F11 i,p' �- ______ — ___ __ --. --. .- : - 1. 6(3-The Sanford Friday, Apr),' Herald Methodist THE SEVENTH- DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Highway 436 Fomt City,Florida G. Brian Tarr ........... pastor Saturday Services SANLANDO UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Phone I)42II Oruanlied June I. Meets for Sunday Services at Th, Seventh day Adventist ChurCh Maitland AvOnue, Altamonte Tha Psd'oSaturday PrayerMerling C.R.N&II. Pastor Saturday Services Sabbath Schobl 1:30a.m. Worship Service ......... flOOa.m. Wednesday Night SundayShooI • ________ ______ * * * * OUR Sat.VigiIM.u. Sun Mis.' - •. . .7.00p.m. I beUeve I have fallen short of pleasing God . . . yet He still lets me live in freedom. I am not his slave. Rev Robert Loy. ..... Pastor Sunday school .. .1: & a I; Motning Worship ........11:00a.m. . FamIy Service and Church And because I believe—I want to share with you my Faith . . • and the inspira- tion I have found as I worship every ........730p.m. s SundaySthool ...........9:45a.m. Morning Worship .......n.'ga.m. Wed. Service 7.30 p.m. - - Kindergarten _-, I - - , . ;- - -. - '-. . PINECREST BAPTIST Ill CHURCH W. Airport $tyd : - - - t '..-.- -' - - - ______ _____ '.':rn;n Worship _ of Williamson. I _;i — CHURCH OF CHRIST 1517 Puk Avenue ChorlesN.Crump .......Evangelist 7:Oop.m _ — . . 9:43a.m. r S:X)pm. 703pm .._. Evening Worship Wed Bible Study I d (First We nesday Fellow. ........4:30pm, FIRST UNITED _____ METHODIST CHURCH 4I Park Ave. — ______ Leo F. King . _ ______ - Emeritus Paitor 0:304. slam. 9:45a.m. Sunday School UMYF .. 5:30pm. Prayer Breakfast 2nd L 41h Thursday .... 6:30 a M. Family Night Supper led Sunday . 4:00p.m. ______ _____ ______ _________ afflom .. Pasw 4 " twig 24.1-12 i.12. 23 Acts 10.34-43 Acts 2:42-47 I Peter 113-9 _____ • gf!, _Mi~ zz~ 1 9~MlI ,- I, - 'I ' Morning Worship I Iii , .t! r1lI 1100am Navy Ignored Plea . Wed Pryr & Praise 7.00p m 71300 m t1 11 1 S 915a.m. 1100am. ____________ _ r i Sunday: Morning worship .. ...... 11:00a.m. i CO p m I Insurance PUBLIXMARKETS CHURCH CoreerC.vn,ryClb &UlllRds Rev Darw,nShea .......Pastor Sunday School - . . .9:45. m Morning Worship I 10404.m, Evening Wor ship 7-00p .m . GREGORY LUMBER FLORIDA LIVING NURSING CENTER A Skilled Nursing Home Operated by the Seventh-day Adventist Church -. AISIMBLEY OF GOD First Assentba.y of OH. tin, I. Elm BAPTIST fd Ov'aoo Gj'id.n (auo4'l*y. *7 92) Clear-water Missionary Baptist Church. $ogth,ves* e' I 14 w f J9#Jj Qld jQ R $ $? Ave, FWt Bletist CRWCIS. ft Pert Ave. F riiditiip aptist Church ci Ai4e Spre" FirSt S44t Oturdi of CleBeri Attln10Ne Fit's* OhNcn of Cvi Fast 0*P'ist ((h. 04 Frti fliti' Ch.,cPi Or Likt C'-,,rjs&GiarJ I - 11008 m 7.0op m . 7:30pm STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff 4,W41 c,*iw inst Forest COY Biptisi Church Ft Bapt',' -t :I "i .. Ht !I(?' 0 Jordan U n-I'p Ba;'-,t "- is'.. tilt W F,rt t' No'M Papsit Churen. c",,tnta Min'or.pr-y ??ist Chur,.t, Nor, R. (nterprse Mor..a M:jkios1 4,ap141 Church. &nng Glo'y Baptist Mt Oi.r, Mifl*wy $çhel Church. Sit Li'ioa Sorni Rd Mt $us*1 4j ItptiII ChsltJt 44, Jftry Ave - NJ ;o' Mi1tMr Iii.s.t es HARRELL & BEVERLY TRANSMISSION David Beverly and Staff f f , SANFORDATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK . Howard H. Hodges and Staff I A & P WEO The Management and Employes *3If44Mitt4f'yCht.Oi.lTh$I &H-ctoryA. •n&.eant B.v?ist M.,u. CI-cc Lqu hog. Lov'gwQ Fl.4 P4oe Iotiit Chtoch.r ornc city t I'oAm4l?y Ceniw, Forest City CHRISTIAN r.,, CP.? Ch.jrcp, II S %afcr i., 5.0&orc CPmrit,an Churo,, 137 W Airpri Blvd N.$al.mPr,tive B.p.ssCturcn, 1105W )7*nW Plea WI Zo.' , er. LMv4w (Ivistian (Pigyh. Bear LiSa Rd of limsori COPIGRFOATIOPIAL NOrthiRte CPwrstian (nurcn. FIord& h1,Ivii r , (..• , -.,-' i ,,,.,, i.,., P,opias OW,, Chapel. I?l w r I$I SPrees, i.a&oro Fwcs Baptist Chiwcn. i;$ W Airport r.avo P,jirl L5 B.Vl,L Pd. teqn Park Ptog,ii, Msionary 5*r'" (:r k-c". Mdlii, Scoi l04, BapIst S'soland Baps& Church. 2*24 P*Imett St J.msA'.esionw, Baptist Church St. Rd us. Olt.on st. p4 $aptis, a'uroi. Ill p.t Ave st $ap $g9 & c. $ 's M41*Wy Bast rio SI Tesnpe Baptist Church. Palm Sc'ngs Rd , Alha.i'0n1 Sprrçs '.im CPtipiIWitl'onary 5asi' (P..m04i Wart L L5iIh.aiY t I s', ('r i.. r. . i. CHURCH Of CHRIST 0 f'?'I li i'it A.t 04ttat Lies'.. 115 Ii 97Pt .Cifltlbi Souffi ft that Christ. SI a&a,4o'4s Pit dw $.prtnq's Cit A4time,t, $.pgs Cr.urc,'A C'V4'.PIIm o CuIst. Ger*,a Church CO C'%f 4'. LCfV?d t.hurch of Cpwist. r.oa. Church of tWist. N tllh SI '"it '• Cpsjcch 04 God. $3 w Th'.d St • '1 EPISCOPAL St Arvs.s Ca!4C (t•.fith Gao*'od Tra,i. tWBy SI Auci&ira Cathai,r Ctv"rch. SsanOf Dr c-ear 5.,"on 0 St Mat, PdaOdaIn, CRwM Cnurh. M*tt*.'td Ave. A1t.mriIi De..s'.a A_I 5,nts EpisrOpet Cl'iurcti I Dehary Ave. CW'St CP4CooJI Chi,if(h l-C4"ti'tx4 H4Y CCIj I ct'pt. P41* Ati' LI llh $t LUTHRAN Luthifin CP(h. (te Dr. Aien Gocil SPIIce lJ.If4 zox- 01ar-v,tq Or ChiNCh, sell Pfn, Sorfnos Nd,, Aah.,,.w, F.-e'r..h AWE ChiNch. CWIan 14911 Wtitmnlst,, Presiiy$ertan Church. Red B Rd. Cassetbirry Ctvry L1n',, h,*$ii.j fh'jth. 14*'p 1793k Rd. Rd. Caswibesry Q,p4, Commun.fy M9*t10d*t Churt,, * f4'Ofibans Rd. DeIary F.? I United N t?4st Chvec?i. ItS P,qk Av* ,r5I MetPd.jt Church at OVWM FItt 5øutqr, MethJ.it Church. 2100 Sanford Ave Flee MthodiI CPUFCtI, SCOW m (pim-i, , CP UqC,1 A.rpOVI BIWu ' - t.ii1 4,1's O Pt.j jt Crmrr' is" t blvd. Aitas.-orm!e vist sti r,j - NAZARENE r,r,lCth01thqt4a14'r-,. * IrdatM..p., Fern Park pstjqch OffS' hitIt,'s. X Ohiisn Nd I em Pars C.*n.ia tnurh Of tti tl,uec,nc Gen.. COmSYMny Center t as..' Ma', ChurO of ft's P4.ttrqne. take Ma y 5I, Lake Mare Lts0i*.00Churtho4 hi t,ii for .s'.. Jtm.p A,,?'. Lonq..o .. (Herald Photo Si Donna Estes) u m s sca e Intimidated cil Chairman Donald Schreiner in a press conference at city hall Saturday morning said anonymous threatening telephone calls were received at his home and the home of Public Safety Director Thomas hlennigan thiz past week. Schreiner said his wife Loraine, recovering from I uctors major surgery, received a tele-- phone call Friday morning. warning, "Tell your husband to IIALLANDALE, Fla. (AP) - jumped overboard and started "lie's been in the water for Neighbors said his radio was lay off the mayor or else." Bank official Albert L Dan. swimming," Fort Lauderdale two hours. He was apparently left blaring, and FBI agents Schreiner said the caller told tzler, who told police he was police detective Bill Mix said. dumped overboard from a found a wallet, wristwatch, my wife, "if you don't ~elleve kidnaped at gunpoint by two "He thought he had been in the boat." comb, and a set of keys on me, watch out for your car." He men Friday, waded ashore ear- water about two hours. He was Earlier, police mounted a Dantzler's dresser in the single then said his car was egged ly today after jumping [rain a obviously exhausted and in a room-by-room sweep of hotels bedroom apartment. during the night. boat to escape his captors, po- state of shock." in this resort city about 10 miles ?trs. Hennigan said her teleLongo said police were trying lice said. Mix said police received a north of Miami in search of to iletermlr,e if there was a link phone caller also demanded Dantzler. 43. camc ashorn call from area resident.c corn. D;antilr between the apparent ab. that she "lay off the mayor." abicut 2 a.m. EDT after swim. ptaining about a nmn knocking The search can. e after the duction of Dantzler and a Williamson Friday, before rning in the Atlantic Ocean for on their doors. FBI said the ransom, which kidnap on Jan. 29. resigning, named five men to more than two hours. Police "The people wouldn't open was deposited in a designated In that case, Cherles Lana, the citens' financial advisory found him lying in the front the doors," Mix said. "When we trash can at an undisclosed sitc. president of Citizens National committee to inveftate city yard of a house. got to the area we found a man was not picked up by Friday Bank of Hollywood, was found finances and budget problems. A doctor who examined Dan. lying in the front yard of a night. Schreiner said he was not unharmed in a motel room tzler said tie was tired but oth. house. He was soaking wet and Police said the ransom asked hours after a $100, ransom "pointing the finger of blame erwise unharmed. extremely shaken. He said his for was to be paid in $10 and as paid. for the telephone calls at any Dantzler, assistant vice narnewas Dantzler and was the bills. AuthorItizi received a w individual." president of the City National man who had been abducted." second communicati&n after No arrests have been made, He added, "If these actions going to kill him w n home Mix said Dantzler told him he Dantiler's call, but Hatlandale and the money has not been re- (the phone calls and e1ing) so he He 's pretty well worn out, day. bank more an a year ago. try I Bull Market For She said a nonmalignant tu- Nunley said. "they gave him _________ Nunley passed a Navy in"I'm going to fool them all," duction physical last Sep. Nunley saidFriday. "I'm going 'imbcr and was sent to boot to beat it." $1.98. Beef sirloin is on special that number of anais avail- by ranchers for the consumer at 81.39 a pound. able." market, buck said. "Thiere is an awful, awful lot of interest," Fortmann said Friday. "I believe we're going Roy Houck of the Nat.ional Buffalo Association in Pierre, S.D., who runs about 3,000 head of buffalo, said similar promo. tions have been held recently by other grocery chains. "Demand is way in exess of supply," said Houk. He defend. ed the relative high cost of but. lab by saying it's lower in cholesterol than beef and higher in protein. Houck said increased produc. tion costs are due, in part, to the wild nature of the American bison, once near extinction but now numbering near 30,000. About 25,000 of these are raised are protected in state and national parks. He said he expected to sell some 100,000 pounds during the weekend. The med is leaner and sweeter than tieef. Fortmann said it's the first time in more than a century that buffalo meat has been available to Chicagoans other than at a restaurant or two which offer select fare. "The modern housewife is always looking for something (liflerent to try," he said. "It's not an everyday item. There aren't -Church events such as 4,000 head were sold for cornr food purposes. That compares with 570,000 head of cattle which were slaughtered the week ending Friday, according to U.S. Agriculture Depart4ment statistics. The buffalo meat National Tea is selling is from animals culled from a herd at the Dutam Ranch in Gillette, Wyo. They were grain-fed in lots at Greeley, Coin., for 90 days before marketing. ___ , . ________ ______ ~~____ _____ __ -_ __ - - I., ' The revivals, sunrise services, etc -Band concerts ____ 5, - .Clts' recreation and YMCA - progr.,I:111% . 1 - . . Were talking about a lot of lIlotiCV . about $100,000 to do the job. But, that's not too much to overcome II each of us gives ' just a li ttie bit. Certainly we're all aware of the many different solicitations them e li..as s'itiiehcrc being made, and 1(1 be a stop hand, ----'s rather, tail, is S . - evident while 4 . 7P Bridge ....... ........hA ,... , upper % Weather Calendar .............5A Classtfied ads ......11-12C Comics ...........ilA I IA Crossword Puzzle hA Dear Aby 11 A Dr. Crane . 4A Editorial Comment hA loroscope Hospital notes .......SA 7A National News - School News ........ Society .......... ...1-4B Sports ........ .... ...8-bA .........3A State 7A World News . rest __ - ___ _____- M_~ _=_ Buffa lo M eat? screen plays patterns on to ap- projects: failed. on starting in infancy and not rec. caught it in time, he could have _____________ Perhaps the best way for you ognizable until maturity, had a long, healthy life," Mrs. ilwlt to all kinds of community FirltCnurc,1C,Chr,,l kienti$l.E Lake Morwoe CP'i4h oras, , ,, Kngm HIll 04 J'vltIi WIneji. Las, UII. IM) * St f'tt hO'n Cnurn of tPi Livingo. Miowey Pevt,vcss(.t OOen O'4s iOefr*ct. R4e*n.iid Ave IOU L.VP0'IlI Sern.Ki, 1s SIhçZi ft IIfl1IjI•J ChUICPIOI Lorçlio f'I.hi Ooipql Taoernac,, 7714 Count,, C',,o Ml Cs,, 14041r455 CP'tri. Oak fl4 op.., $inItls'd AIiipri, Church, ll I t'm,s A" 5,antord Canjr.gat,en 4 10X 'V W!r',q , Tha Sgtvat, Atmy, 31e F 2nd P041-rig ft5it Mes, Cfmur5i A'tn-.nt, Sji-ttsq Jrr.tp4 C,rch 04 ("s' AmtamHv, Cerlvw,.n.t, (hmf, Alt list. -. - WILLIAMSON SIGNING RESIGNATION LEWER A Na vy spokesman predate the design will lend All PIIPIi Chapel. C.mp S.mi,li. Wilir. Perk Rd Seiritilt A,tn%A t401i5t Chip,h. Baardaii A wl CfChOfJeSCP,,IStO4LIIt,VD.VS..,,PIZ),%PkArt Eastern OrInoos Church. St J0I"VIIC.#vye.ostom Chapel, tiny 1793, Fern Park ii . •• .' - examination for Seaman each of us takes and actiie aging. About 120 stores are oifering part. 17his can be done in any buffalo meat - ground burger Mrs. Nunley said Navy docnumber of 'aY at $1.49 a pound, stew meat at tots described the cancer as a "Doctors then told us he had $1.59. roast at $l.79and steak at variety occuring only in men, terminal cancer, but if they had tomplex, please A N.E CP'u'cti, 0've & 11Th Ojtei MI*,00$t ChiNch - wum - - ff - e~. Longwood 4. - - / Even though It will probably tantrd Sev.nit, y A-,9r ChiNch, ZR, Elm WInter rIn,q S,tfl 101 OTHER CHURCHES Ethth day CPISjhhOhi COfn5,.ty CP'vrcpi "`*_~ ____________ 4. I• he referred to as an athletic SIVINTN.gAy ADVitjfl$ FermI Lake $ñIh day Cthirth. U'V. 434, Forest City SIv$riIR day A vi flit CM1,fl$IJ Maiftind Ave Alta''iont AI - 1. Abs ____ .-. ____________ cnIcA(;o tAPi - In these issued a "He had lost 40 pounds, had a days of rising prices, what does Principal Don Reynolds. statement saying Navy doctors three-inch mass sticking out a grocery chain use as an item That's not to say he's alone in failed to diagnose the disease from his abdomen, his vision to lure shoppers back to its his dream of eventually getting and that "appropriate dis- was blurred and he couldn't meat counters? a stadiuin for SIIS. lie has ciplinary and correctivo action plenty of help.., from many has been taken." the doctor at Great Lakes told talented and interested local National Tea stores in the him there was nothing wrong residents It. Czndr. Harold Torrance, a with him except in his head and Chicago area are offering bufNavy public information offi- warned 'don't come back falo burger at prices higher than 3irloin steak this weekend, cer, said "the illness which he here," and Bob Forlinann, regional di. has can be difficult to dingAsmuchaslle)'noldsan(ithe rest of the Seminole Boosters nose," He said Nunley has re-- Mrs. Nunley said she rector of meat operations for have yearned for this to celved the best possible inedi- complained in a letter to the National Tea, says reports Indevelop past the "dreatning cal care since the diagnosis andl Navy. On Jan. 11, dw Navy dicate "customer reaction has thnough been outstanding." stage", ii won't happen unless his progress was most encour- ordered a I Churcb, Ups..ha ne O41t,i0'ivø M.'P,0041 Ctwtcpi. &VIs'(J') 11y$fl IM'hOdtt. RI 44 W if P1)10 AM E . CytI at Cypress SO Mary 's A U E Chwcb St RI IiS 011em 'ifth04 .0004 7Lft S Em, A,,i' CtcnOf Goihof Pre(y. I7Q$5 ParsimmeanAve CP.-4t1" q N I the flati,,ty. tat. Mily All Souts CIttoiis Church. Ill OH Avg $I Marks Sous ()4,m, p,, sn t/rç, • ' first Ph'e1btSrlari Ctiurc*i 04 Dam,,, ( Piola , St Church Of Coo tMtian, Enterpexi. Cnur(,1 C, iio y, r 0. r ..... mar was removed from her two weeks to live." High School this Tuesday at 7 son's breast at age 13. Another But she said treatments at P appeared on the other breast a Jacksonville kept him alive for There'll be ;i cirernony few years later, but a private the last 3t months and X rays • directly behind the gynmasiwii doctor advised against show the cancer getting small. building in the running track removing it. er. area. \ml according to COiivefwit P' -jbtqJo CPi.jqcr, 377$ I O'iarloo Dr si Ar'e PvesmI, vmn Church. l) B, .Me Rd Uplala Community (,'*nI Cii A U ( , Chuch 4 pt r 'o,*s, Late Møvvw PIO5IYTERIAW latt Mary United P'ew't,q,an Church f,,l Ptth',tie'i Chwc),, Oak Ave, 4, near Late Un.ted Adst (r UrI,', C'wc 04 G, 103 H'lCry CATHOLIC Canttterry Lut es Lu?*ran Church, RI 1)0 Siaioa G.qtq'ya dream hteynolds. it won't take more than ii half-hour, either. tvIlf' (hflCt' 04 Pta, cicr, Otilon L-rnCPrcnctfh,s4,.dmer. 103W 3l1pPiic, Uenaii Lumtqan Church. Golden Days Dr & H*y 1197, MCTHOOI5T ti.iuwlt Unhr0 rMml)rai C,v,. rnt,qor,,, CHURCH OF GOD Z.gn Hot, Septist Church. 1i Citing. Ave OrLadlv;4t.LAResCath04cCPruws.tii0Mas.". . i'M' a the ground, is to be at Seminole WINN.DIXIE STORES and Employes FLORIDA STATE BANK AND STAFF have to find out wUat's coming out of —SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY First F.s'st apspcJ Chirch 01 Sin Lerito IftiflOr) I -r. __ SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO., INC. and Employes SHOEMAKER CONSTRUCTION CO. and Employes NrwWt CatwaryMiss*ityB.,t.tI,lIg9* 12*1ISI Calver, Baø4iCPIctch r'StolLlk.&h-o.LM,Mar, Catu4brrry Saplit? Ct'wcht. 719 $I"IWt4I eI''d Cant, BaptIst Church. lit) Gas Ave -- -- L. D. PLANTE, INC. Oviedo, Florida "I fund is Seminole High School Other Oilier (,hujflL'/)es HAPPY ACRES KINDERGARTEN & CHILD CARE Betty Floyd & StafI .A or hits could apply to so man), when he told them he was Lakes Naval Station near Cliilocal people, but perhaps the him sick." cagoalterbeingassigned there. first one shicli comes to my ., PROGRESSIVE PRINTING co. J.O. (Jim) Smith and Staff and Employes 'DEKLES' CELERY CITY GULF SERVICE PRINTING CO., INC. _______________________________________________________ Mel Dekie and Empioyes - /g were leave and to doctors at Great CO. THE of Sanford FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. and Employes WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson _k said his mother, Mrs. Robert He went to other doctors at Nunley of Jacksonville. "And It Maort Naval Station near Jacksonville he wouldn 't have been necessary if UPSALA PRESBYTERIAN Prayer Meeting 7:30P M, W ednesday 4 ,- " \ bank at 9:0 a.m. Friday and was abducted at gunpoint by Police Chief James R. Longo covered in that case, are intended to force my From Dying Sailor tcld an employe he was being two men who held him at an would give no details other than "We have to consider the p05- resignation from office or to held for $60,000 ransom. Bank unknown location until early to- to say, "We are treating this as sibility that they are related," pressure a ctiange in my princiofficials delivered the ransom day when he was taken out to a legitimate kidnaping or ex- Longo said. "We have reviewed pies of good government, they JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (Al') camp in Orlando. Nunley toadesignatedsite,but the FBI sea in an 18-foot boat. torlion." case histories of other recent are not successful." Timothy Nunley, a 19-year- reported on sick call while said it was never picked up. Dantzler was given oxygen at Dantzler, a divorced man ac- kidnapings with the FBI, and Mrs. Hennigan said today she old sailor, is fighting for his life there, his mother said. After the telephone call, Dan- the hospital's emergency room tive in scouting and church we must reflect on some of has no idea what the caller was against cancer that Navy doe"Other lumps bgan to ap- Izier was not heard from until where police questioned him. work, apparently left his cot- similarities." referring to. tors failed to diagnose despite pear," she said. "There was he stumbled ashore. A hospital spokesman said tage-style apartment in nearby A City National official said Attempts by The Herald to his repeated pleas for help. one on a testicle, then another "lie said he thought they Dantzler was "not able to talk. Holl)vood in a hurry early Fri- Dantzler worked at Lantz's reach Mayor Eugene Jaques th 'He has suffered living hell," comment on his abdomen." By John A. Spolski I I The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible WILSON-EICHELBERGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff 7-11 Church School ............9:43a.m. EvtningWorst,lp ., i _______ ________ Rank of Hallandale, cafled the ______ THE LAKE MARY UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH WlibtIrAve.,Lak,Mo,y Minister .. .Rev.A.F.$I,vens 6:300 m Morning Wors&p , EveningWofship E. C. Elsea and Staff j Sunday, April 21, 1974—Sanford, Florida 32771 66th Year, No.207 PrIce 20 Cents 11:00am Sunday School . .... - I0:OOa.m Youth Service Wed Prayer I C. PENNEY COMPANY it r I WESLEYAN CHURCH Old Rout& 46 at Psela THE LAKE MONROE CHAPEL Rev William E. Miller . Pastor Orange blvd.. Lake Monroe Sunday School - t.45a m, WilOord Eldridge Pastor ____ I. , . o .........Pastor Thomas C. O' Steen Mor ning Worship 17,7 ¶ ( ~, Rev. Kenneth W. Mullis Ministers Morning Worship - 130am Church ...... Wednesday: Choir Practice Lr.- - ~_- ~11 rYr ( - 1:45a.m. . I ~ it I Youth Group ... .......... 7:3',tpin. ___ ________ , FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OakAv,.$3,dSf. Rev. Virgil L. Bryant School .. Tj I , a n er Presbyterian MrningWc.rhip . .. Nursery - I 13 s_________ I vang.lIstic Service ......7.00p.m MornlngWoflhip .. -I--- 1. ________ i, V t! Morning Worship I Bible Study .............6:lOp.m -- 9:45am Rev William PiCkeft Pastor Pry Kenneth Mllltr. A5iit. Pastor Moi'nin Worship S.30&llam — SPIRITUAL TEMPLE First Federal of OF SEMINOLE John Y. Mercer and Staff people want witnessed and notarized good for the city." he said. E . __ iL, ___________ ____ . S Conquerors Melting Sunday .... ..........4:30p.m. Cser'ry BAPTIST CHURCH PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST 2424 Palmett Ave. HIghway 46 West Rev. G C. Nudges ..........Pastor P1.1 SOtwiey Evangelist Sunday School 9:458 m: Bible Class a.rn Mornng Worship ii coa m. Morning Worship ii oo m Evan9elIEic Services 700pm. Evening Worship ..4.00pm Wed Prayer 4. SibIeClasWi Wed. .7:30p.m Bible Study 7:30p.m. lndepen4evit Missionary Sunday School .=I - % ___ ,-~=4 __ - LONGWOOD — ActingCoun- of thenazarene Cary liner...........Pastor Ship Supper UNITEDSTATEBANK : - - I Wed. Bible Study.........7:30pm Prayerv........7:30p.m And Staff - _ ~~ . ~: ~ AI1 - _ . !.. _ _ l 730pm I I 6']OP.Mr SundayEvening . __ ?;)Op.m COMMUNI V UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Hwy. 17.C3atPi.wy RidgsRd ...... 10:OOa.m JIM LASH CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH City Clerk Onnie Shomate sense. What the - 600pm 1711 Crystal Lake Dr. LakeMaqy.Fta. liv. Paul TrlueI .......Pastor Morning Worship . II 00a n MYF2&l Sun 700pm EvC worshiplI3Sun. 7:30pm. BWe 5udy Wed 7:30p.m. PAEflO AVINUI . .11 OOa.m. .... 4:15P.m. / FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHRIST UNITED _ Amy Johns. . ... ....Mintsi Healer Open for MHitt ... 3:00p.m. Heeling. Lecture arid MessasServ.c, ........4:00pm. I CHURCH OF LONOW000 METHODIST CHURCH Tucker Drive. SvnlandEsfafos - - Morning Worship ChtecnTrair..ng .. - - _________ major i .11:004,m. . . I . 0 Wed. Evening ServIce .....7:00p.m. - . I.30.m. for v 0 Ross DensIov .......Pastor Rev. C. Ruth Grant Pastor IhchSchooI 9450.m. Sunday School - ... 0:000 m. -- Si'nday WTRR Broadcast ......1:13 am SundaySchool ........9 - 45cm ________ LAKE MARY CHURCH ORACE UNITED Sunday School Morning Worship year Pentecostal METHODIST CHURCH Rev Si.nlziltvIidg. St. Hwy 434 Lsngwead. Fl e . Praise - .........7:30 p m. SundiySchooI S*tParkAveeue ,I? t7 ", ! - -I.'- ~a_ _ -- ran Youth Hour ..... .....- 6:00 pm. Evangelistic Service 7:00 p m. Mid Week Serv ice (Wed) - - 7 OOP m Nir%eri Provided for a ll services .I('tIlO(!i.SI Bible Study .............10:001 m FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH _________ ______ ____________ ___________ ____ _____ ______ _____ L unanimously the city council has resigned. which I was elected by the elected by his colleagues Seriously ill for the past two people of LongwoGd. although unopposed in months and unable to leave his Because of this it is with Decemr. home, Williamson Friday regret that I must He was hopitalized several signed a letter of resignation resignation from the office of times last directed to the mayor and city councilman, district 1, City of surgery and his campaign Council. Longwood. The resignation from his sick bed in December According to the city charter takes effect at 12 midnight on supporting the successful elections of Councilmen Donald Jaques must call a special "I have a deep love for the Schreiner and June Lormann, electicmwithinI5 da ystofi11 City of Longwood and its A homey, country.type seat. residents and hope that the city politician, his favorite ex A major candte appeared ran resolve tt.s differences and pression during campaigns toLiy to be H. A. Bud) Scott, a pro gress with harmony ward that "I have little formal local former I % councilman and personal friend Williamson said. decisions on plain common - Wed, Prayer I Assembly Worship .......11:00a.m. Evening Worship ........6:00p.m. Wed EvenlngServke .....6:00p.m. Wsdn4.y Bible Class ......... ..7:30p.m. Evening Service ..........4:00p.m. Widnday BibloCiass ......... .. ...7:30p.m. ____________- - W85 1.Jl •: tender my Sunday School ........1:lSa.m Morning Worship - 1050a.m. Nurseryl 11 _____ _____ ---• - ________ - CHURCH OF CHRIST Oil Palm Springs Dr. Altanson*e Springs .Mmes P. Needham .....Evangelist Morning Worship ........ll:00a.m. Chiath Training ..........4:13p.m. Evening Worship ....... ..7:30p.m. and William B Downey Pastor Church School ........9:00a.m. Worship .. . . 10:00 &,m m - Church Of (:h,ss BibleStudy . (Lutheran Church In America) \-_ Rev, K enneth Hot? ...........Pastor l ran on 2511 Sanford Ave. Douglas D. Elliott ... .....Pastor GOOD SHEPHERD UNITED LUTHERAN CHURCH ?9u0 Orlando Ave. (17.93) - . MorninqServe .........11:00a.m. RtdssrdW.J.discn .........Pastor Sunday: Morning Wonhlp ........10:30a.m. Evening Worship .......... 7:00p.m. Bible$tudy ..............6:00p.m. Wednesday Service ......7:00p.m. ., 1000am, Sun.EveWorship Wed Prayer Pr Elmer A Revs.cpiec Pistrir .uodiy School - 9 ISa m. Worship Service .. 10 "a.m. I Ph. $43.$N3or3fl.g,i 7 30 p m 730pm Community Center LUTHERAN CHURCH OF . SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH l37Airp.JBIvd. Phone 3229142 JamesC. Vaughn .........Minister Sunday School ...........9:4Sa M. Wor-shipService - 11:00am. Evening Service .....7:OOp.m Prayer Meeting Wed. .... . .............. 7:00p.m. THE PEOPLES BAPTIST CHURCH nit W. it St. .6:lSp m. OF THE NAZARENE TemporatyOeneyo THE REDEEMER / Dial. Devotional l4hrs 323 5010 Evening Service ..........7:30p.m. Wednesday Service .. ... 7:30p.m. Did TrutMfora Now Cho y - WOOD GLU[ ChURCH 103 W. 251h Place "The Church of the Lutheran Hour" and TV "This 5 the Life" Sunda yNlghtBr&a JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH 1421 We's? First Street George Galloway Fas'or --. Sur, HYPS in 11,01 S. Sanford Ave. Dr HafoidHarrit ........Minister FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Lake Monroe, Fla. Oavidi Rich - Pastor Sunday School ........... 45ar Morning Worship ........1100a.m. Evening Worship .......7:30pm Wed. PrayerServlc, .....7:30p.m Counci .- OF THE NAZARENE DISCIPLES OF CHRIST ?.30p.m. _ 0 - . --- - -.- ~ ~ -- ~,__~ _ _ K . --r '10 ______ LONG E.E. and unable to properly assume past years, Williamson in Williamson, 75, in his 18th year the position of councilman to January ev. A E. Green Pastor SundaySchool .. , _10:00a.m. .. .730.fl1. Sun Worship . . II.00a.m HoliCommunlOn too, may reach eternity. FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH - 7:30 pm. . ___ _____ _______ who unopposed for a 10th Williamson's resignation term last year said, "Fot Friday afternoon. By DONNA ESTES •\1;urE',u' HOLY CROSS my (;I:ristian Evening Worship ........7:00p.m. . ii .00a m Lju,wupul CrtP4 11,4 kiuiw A#ueria 5ice. Inc. S1aibvri_, W.i Church Training .......... I imperfect l" N1 S. Park Ave. Rev Leroy D. Soper I believe that Jesus rose from death, assuring me that it is God's desire that 1, R ector Fellowship ....... ...10:30-I) a.m Morning Worship 11:00am. S'ngsplration & Sermon _, . -- ~ -.- -- . Herald Staff Writer ROLLING HILLS MORAVIAP4 CHURCH Sanando Springs Drive Longwood, Ft.. Just East of Interstate . .Minister R Burke Johnson Keith Hutcherson.. ..........Minister Morning Worship . - 11 a rn Sunday 945am I believe that Jesus Christ revealed God's forgiving love when He--the Son of CALVARY BAPTIST ASSEMBLY TM CONGREGATIONAL 200 Fairmont CHRISTIAN CHURCH (Sanford Gard,nClbN,,,.fl, Don Shockley..................Pastor 2401 S. Park Ave Sunday School 1:45a.m. Preaching IWorship ... to:4S am. Rev. Fred L. Neal .......Pastor Sunday School ,.. _ ....9:108,m. Sharing LF'roctaiming ....1:3D p. m CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Car. I4thSt.1OakAyi. 9:050 m IivangehsticServ.....400p.m. Family Night S.rv1ce 730pm vPEw I believe He cares about ME . . . and wants me really to care about Him. lam., t0:3Oa.m CongregalMlial NursIpry Provlâ,d God Hour" "Church Sunday School Morning Worship God—sacrificed His perfect life for - Rev iT. PiUS Pastor - WTRR Confessions. Sat..........4.7p m llololi.--1 — - ,---,.- t-I..: - ...- _ -_ iamson Quits S ,Iort,,iun CHURCH OF 000 003W. 22nd Street I believe this universe is no accident. Eprth League Evening Worship Wed PraverMee$ Of (:Ii,,n'I: . ) ......l;lOp.n,. - .. "- t7 .T: I . I :. , -P.-,.. . .m. W,dneaySeICe .....730p • 3 MornngWorship ......11.00ø.m SundaySchool ....... 11:00a.m. 730pm 7 - 30p m CHURCH Mornlng Worsp,jp...... ...)Q:dSam Evening Worship. .........7:OOp.m. _.- ----. -1 ___,- - -1 I ,.0 -±~~_.__.-.- 1~— -.. I n-_-__-, - -,:~,; `, .- - , gwood FIRST SOUTHERN METHODIST CHURCH 2140 Sanford Ave. Rev. W. R. Bennell .......... Pastor Sunday School lSi,m Sunday Service I ______ --. S,i,ilu'rn I(tIU)(Ii,( FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST 000 East Second Street Ill Oak Ave., Sanfowd Fr William Ennis - - -. Pastor Fr. P.1. Kett .......Assist. P,stor Cot. 27th and Elm Rev. E Don Co F-astor Sunday Shool ............:30a..n. Wed Prayer Service : ___ NATION ((17c41 (:I:rili(l1i % ~. ALL SOULS CATHOLIC OF GOD CHURCH Nurr5 Open WTRR - . I I 5em Wofthg )100am Pdursery&)(ind,rgrf,n •: (.uthu! (,m/ FIRST ASSEMBLY : Q ,%..~, ,..C~." 415p.m. Evening Worship Wed Prayer Meeting Prayer Service ...........7:00p.m. I (Just South of 51434) Lyman H. Kirk wood, .. Evangelistic Services ............. 11 QOa m. Church Training Will Lon Springs. _____ ___ ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST CHURCH 550 Hester Ave. Ph. 3fl02$2 Bro BtIIyGriff*n Paitor W.T R R 130am. Bible Study ......145am: Corner7th&Etm Family Night (Wed , !I(I/)ti.f THE SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Of OF OUR COMMUNITY % 7:00p.m. lswnib! _______ h l 11 0012.00 Noon Wdnfldy Evening IITHEHOP urc Noon AIsoOnWWQ5(IO4)pM :~ 0 Ch 11:01co _ z 19, 1974 Adv , 1 entist : - -.-'-. Fair today. Highs to mid 80s.Soutneast winds in the afternoon. Lows last night in upper 50 to mid GOs. Daytona Beach tides. high 7:52 a.m., 8:13 p.m.; low 1:3.5 a.m., 1:42 p.m.; Port Canaveral-high 7:22 am.. 7:57 p.m.; low 1:22 11.111., 1 :35p.n 45 :i)h4'i:114 I 4J t' - 1' hIi 1 . .1 a a a ILt± Ilirald Photo fly IU / IHJ PAIrS WIflIZI chameleon's back. Or is it really the Florida reptile's curious ability to blend ;nto its backçround? � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1974 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 19, 1974 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 19, 1974. 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He said investors wer,- !ured cutor Hugh Smith. by get-rich-quick promises, but The dream for them wa so many dl.stributorships were truls tbe tmpossibk dreirn ____________ • - - - __._ __._ 011 r f r r - rn - rn - p- - . 6 .; - _______ -= 3 '\4 [9 -- - AA * - %% 1)ki - 'u _ 11 11: I - - rn - I( i i - ______ - _________________________ _________________________ - - 'P4 ______ 0 01 411I 40 A., - , X1 %4 ; No 'A - > _____ - City Ally. Vernon Mize told commissioners companion bills in e ouse an na e, 3265 and SB 614, could be in terpreted to do away with not onb special tax districts such as fire districts but also the Seminole County Port Authority, Sanford Airport Authority, Seminole County Industrial Development i . • / / - - -• (Herald Photo I ev Donna / i IT S A BAD CONTRACT FOR THE CITY ... Gerald Connell (right) tells Ferrell Jim Allison, Gurney's 1%8 campaign manager, was expected to appear later today to Engineer Pact Challenged Allison, now a political conMemorial Hospital Board of sultant in Washington, Trustees. D.C., '-stlfycattle to Gurney's aid last year Mize said tile bills deal with after the Miami Herald and By DONNA ESTES Mrs. Lormann requested bond Issue and an anticipated abolition of governing boards ization told prospects there was other Florida newpapers re. Herald Staff Writer copies of the engineer's con- U.S. Environmental Protection and refer to "any special a quota of distributorships to be ported a slush fund collected in tract Mayor Agency grant. signed by them districts" except school board sold in a given area, thtlt IA)NGWOOI) Gurney's name by former aide Councilman Robert Kalinoski on Feb. The planned sewer system or community college districts. figurecnthenumberstIllaval. June Larry Williams of Orlando. Lormann today l97l and a copy of (he resolution has been in limbo since a bid for "The bills apply to in. able were never changed. At a news conference in De- challenged the validity of a or ordinance adopted by council sewer line construction was dependent districts with both "The quota system is a joke. elected and appoinW goverIt's a fraud, Sisuth charged. cember, which Allison helped three-year old city contract at that time authorizing refused when as escalation prepar* Gurney admitted with Glace and Radcliffe execution of the contract. clause in the bid which would ning boards that set budgets," Those who bought, he said, $l)0,000 had been collected in engineers in the wake of a City Clerk Onnie H. Shomate have cost the city an additional Mize said. tri unable to S4. the ]ever his name but without his knowl demand (or id today she does immediate sa not recall $100,000 was discovered City Manager hat rtgulates the roulette Warren edge The senator said he or- payment of $107,000 in an resolution or ordinancc Gerald Connell, a Martin Knowles termed the pending wheel and unable to feel the dered the fundraising stoDped engineering fees and interest authoriziqg the execution. Marietta engineer aild an bills "sleepers" that haven't weight n, the loaded ulce in 12 d for the planned H million sewer Section 10 of the city charter member of the City's citizens drawn the atnhon of the press fiats why the plan on its face Williams said he continued to system requires the mayor to sign financial advisory committee, and was told to contact the s a fraudulent plan." make colkc(ions into 1973 The Councilman documents said the B H Ferrell on behalf of the city contract permits the Seminole legislative delegation lie said the quota. system opposing the legislation as as to assure that the dis- total amount t.vIlected over Monday night presented the when authorized by ordinance levy of interest on the three years has been estimated payment demand Mayor or resolution Mrs Lormann engineering fees beginning 60 drawn trihotor is cheated faster. Only $375,000 Eugene Jaques said the fees noted days after hill submission Sanford's CALO one-thirdo the quota could reWilliams is serung a oneyear included H07 for 34 days in Jaques Wednesday night said He added that the Glace and representative , John Morris 1 meet UP prison sentence alter pleading terest at nine per cent and it was hoped the engineering adclilfe contract is very d he will take the matter hoIe concept of the quotas is uiltv earlier this year to aiding $,2O7.97 interest for 91 days on fees would be paid from the favorable to the engineering before th e local governments like the rest of the Koscot pr in a ® bribe two separate bills proposed S3.271 million sewer firm council asking its support -if. which began last Sept. 17,ts expected togaithe jury Friday. -when it begins its c LO ,. ----' ; - r . -1i_ _0_- , - .- - n h In flation Stings S o • C I To / _e -_ _. ` .1 01-1 The prosecutor held up .I Most of the "thoughts" enI , . Z -Turner sales manual and said, -. tered into this column get 13y JEAN I'A'flE.SON . . z Co f it, • fl(5 is one of the most infeet again alter the flu she "I've always been a good merchand:se from garage sales plastic flowers displayed near ,Z started with it reader's phone fjjkt~l *. . M i . ._,` I NX . fHerald Staff Writer on sidious doctinents ever devised Aarted to crave the familiar saleswoman. whenever we had and auctions for the shop. 0 ttx- dustv ont windows, the call 0 e antac I w itt pt opla' Slit also 11% 1 (oflX)ratiOfl lriflati fl and tugh ;riu ontt sis st the restauranritt I d be I 'pent d "n a shotstring but p ikcd bookshc l -es and the "Hey. John, why dontcha get Defendants along with tilt evert the swap shop tweJed a se"nd source (if insize to ,Ain," She beamed willi pretty so,on trade was good and dd , rk sMpes of hea%ier aponto the way Uit treat people okIthIno more than a third of Turner are Harr, Atkinson W a omplains \lrs tome hsit s pride thai I like pretty things brisk and! was able to set aside pliances, bedding, lawn at the emergency room of N- the :)uyers could succeed. IA-roy Beale. lien U. Bunting, .\Iatx,i Ives froin tier battered ''The oi(ict(ir -:iid tilt wore pichires and ornam' ents, and a little each iiiont o inowers and furniture in the Seminole Memorial Hospital lurntr and senn of his busi (lyde ( Cobb Jess 0 hick red armtti1iir amid a St41 01 I k ____ --_ -0 'tim recesses of the shop r ,f ness associates are charged titan Malcolin Julian and There are any number knick-knacks and bric-a-brac ill ___.__ M -T'hen the tiny woman, her feet ______________________________________ _ many of with26cojntsofmaiifraud and Hobart Wilder all of th€ Iatr French Avenue, Sanford ether suggestions cral inches from the floor one of conspiracy lit tile sale of or we run out of time before flit' ilistribulorships for Dare to be Boston lawyer I' Lee Bailey the flotsam anal t 4_4 ha.r thair dnd picked her way (,n it Inc issue is resolsed adefendantthroughmostolthe ahina and glassware. arc ap a arefull into the thick of thc --Vx Y, eli tri,il won a se er1ince last I icited lianc am ,anal furniture th4t laps -- the anti koscot Interplanetary Inc a hina All the while she -_I Z. -M I, ; * _ V ,-month and is scheduled to be all around the 71-year-old I night for cosilletics. n,-r Sinithsaid the Turner organ. tried later. 3 a more than two hours. It was not (4-neva woman once meant ,4.r, of Ili), own deiign. either. quiti- ;I nice supplement to her ~r t, __ . 111 , _. =141117 ~FL_4 \ I . - I_an . In anv event, those folks I meager Social Security check. '.: , .9 7 Z -u i av she would like. I E7 X - &7 > ) z .& 2 _________ from county commissioners and city councils of Seminole municipalities in opposing pending legislation to abolish special districts. ' To lmposs*ible Dream "t - _____________________________ - - (OIiUUcflt , -, tp Sanford city commissioners .al;reed Monday to seek support - - I _:,_ .. __-----------. _.L= z=____-- ___--,: x :__ - _____ By BOB LLOYD _ -___ • ____ I U A N W W-1_ --- a rn - _____ , t~J -n Z =1 Tuesday, May 14, 1974 Sanford, Florida 32771 66th Year, No 221 Price 10 Cents ___ -_ ____ I .2 _____ - ______ g Si _______ -- H' ' - ..________________________ _- - 0 pearance before a federal grand Jury mvestigatingposiblp ins between political 'fts ousmg contracts. 'rurn Senate Watergate committee who testified before the panel for six hours Monday, again eluded new smen when he ar rived t the th M day, he had only stony silence for reporters wh', asked for -, - - -_ _____ ____ -V' lW -- 44 : - m _________ 111_____ ________________ annionalift __ 11% y VY -.Sen. Edward Gurney, R-Flar. - _________________________ 0 To Jury T 4--..- 7 _____ i., ... zzz! _____ .. ___, Poll M : . MAL - T. *-, (. 3 . ......f~ r I I -_ . "`* , Z "In . . _' M 0 ~E - ( M0 CD 1 .4 Returns - _I < 0 rn . 1. P, k _Wz Emma . --, _-, ----~ -., - I . ___ - -_ - ____ - Districts Ma Be Abolished iMillo= - I M X -+ - 0 M W It 1, = Q2 n . ____ L 1k a -4 9- L-1 / _ ;-_2_-_4--_,t;_.;z=ia_ 4D _Z - 7~ te. - __-- - --___-, 3:i-_ .1-___ _= I __ -I - - - -..-----=--____ __ __ __ ______ __ - ____ : -_- ih Gurney ___ _______ N W _______ -- y _______ I - ___ - L^ U1 a a __ i;F ~_v_-.t! r_ Ta r et CIO ,, :L' : - EL rn --- a" Z CD `; 0 11 E -_____ ,,, I -0 I k . (D CD :,n - I .n , rn CL o r ers W Q.' _______ C at - Zi - :- - "I _j . _ F - ____ at -1 M -- ounty C 3: - 0 -i - ) w t -: I f Z ___________ 3 3E — - I go (I 11 ________ ___ __ I it I :4 ca) ____ WA _________________ I a ____ - - - especially bus drivers, kitchen County Commission Vice alternative" but to honor the the Laborers' international as help, custodians and maids" Chairman Dick Williams wuons'rightst.o bargain so long their bargaining agent Jo)cesaidheenjoyshisjobat commenting identically, "It as It gains 1150 per cent plus The union, which already The Herald has learned that Lyman, and does not want to bound to come" one" after an employe 's ote represents members in public empl oyes in Seminole lose it, but said 'I'm just in nIndicating a possible hard Seminole, Orange, Lake, While Layer said he perCounty are the target of a krested in taking home a little sonally had "seen no indication line were Counts Corn. Volusta, Osceola and ogler major organizational drive by . of union strength—at least rnissioners Mike Hattaway, a Counties, is not trying to unions operating under the Joyce said he presently takes openly—it's going to be a choice Democrat, and Greg Drum- organize police or firemen, or wing of the AFL-CIO. home $145 eve two weeks, and individual personnel to see mood, a Republican, elected officials and other A mass Sanford Civic Center that his wife works to help whether they want to go union Hattaway said higher supervisory personnel with the meeting of all count) employes support their two children or stay where they are" salaries--if approved-would er to hire and fire has been called for Saturday, 10 "Debt is just around the corner layer said public employes' be the results of the county's a.m. to 12 p.m., where at least for most of us. rights to collective bargaining study, rather than union acLast Fall, the Seminole one union organizer "It won't be long before all of are clearly established by law, tivity, and that while union County School Board ham. representing the National Florida is going to unionize and that a bill pending in the members have the prerogative mered out basic agreements Brotherhood of State, County because you can't keep the frgislature will deal with to strike, "they have the ability with teachers and non and Municipal Employes will people down," Joyce said, specific procedures and the to quit now" instructional personnel, scope of bargaining for especially bus drivers, over Drummond, info In Orlando, AFL-CIO prime cause of fights and municipal employes. rined of salar levels. regional organizer James Sala, divorce because husbands must C:,tinty commissioneri lot According to Layer, nondown from Atlanta, confirmed hold down two jobs and the wife week received a work iession commented "this may be coincidental geprogram tional at least five unions are in s salaries ten works study showing that count tIiit °1 ortg to force salary pay, and whenever one gets a organize in the public field" people, though, if they want to cent below those of neighboring greater automation." We have quite an intensive join fine—all we're trying to do counties. , the other g I',o joking matter are union raise [fort going," Sala said is gibe them the opportunit) to The board indicated It would efforts in Orange Count) and The $35 3 million school board A leader of the Seminole hear the union side of it," Joyce consider the sudy at the up. Orlando, where last week city budget for the present fiscal County efforts is Francis Joyce, said. coming budget sessions in June. officials were presented with year includes a $7,200 annual a Janitor at Longwood s L)Indn County officials contacted by Sheriff John Polk, faced in claims that 400 of the city's 700 starting salary for teachers, High School, who told The The Herald said the) were not the past by union efforts, said if non .supervisory employes have and provided raises of $2,080 for Herald "our goal (Saturday) is chagrined by the union efforts, the legislature passes the signed union authorization maintenance men and $j,O4Ofor 1ocignupaspianyaswecj.. School Supt Bud La er and present bill he will have no cards designating Local 517 of custodians more ___________ - I L - 11 _________________ - I -1 1% _______ ____ . - • _____ _________________ _______ - ill 1 In 3: . 00 ____ . - ____ - ______ ___________ -_____ - By CHRIS NELSON Herald ta(f Writer , 9 ____________________________________ ; ,,, _______________________________ ( A- fiv I ; m 4 - 4 0 z2 r- 3 C ON ______________________ z an ~,on,ZZ W > > W CA ___________________ 60 3 C ______ - rll~ 3 -- ,., -C 3 ___ ____________ ______ - ________ _____________ ff --%O-t_ 17~7 1, 4-,7- z-.:1 - li~ WARV F- -- __________ _____ ' -t ci i , e X ____ Pill .. a" . __________ ;F _< to 6:E I CL i - _ tn - - ' NO ) 0 3 - I& . 0 ••- - fill so .y E - z__. - -- - - : M , 1-9 3 a 2 0 0 , —- m _,___ . ___ __ ______ - Nt T i 3 ;= to Z 0 1.111 _j_ __________ - - Fill- -- (A ; s rather titan condemnation. E*ach (if the patients I observed, wl.ther it w1is the three-year lId with a bli'iied.nose, or the infant itti a rattling told a I t, L • I. ti'l It ,ll, i , , . - 0 ' . - I X 2 - _ - - _______ p '! ________________________________ _______________ Yesterday's, high 85 low this morning 63 hair to partly clnutI through %tdnesday. Highs mid to 8fls taa', upper aril I lk-talls oil Page SA I lPF 1 •I ( l)I, i( 1 \ %O Ionight upper 6(h to lower i,nds still wash at ;I high water liz - *,;:" mark near the tviling. their `!' altit is stawl birig \sartstilt Mrs Rt'sfintlsstit doing less swapping and nurt straight buying 'ni - r - . -Too Inam people are Irvin , - _ML .0 k - Ily . __ I \ .'u d bring in something af equal value and wed swap tth mc gctting a laUk a m asiaan of c ourse.' Q H10% on to aden bo)(ik- A*E4:B~* t - _i. _; :1 .__,w ~~ Y __ - .ii ,.._ Nf1110 11_&_i 1: liona lo- L - W, -- - - . .- I , ~ I - , 9 S i ___ - - __ - 2 t4 " - we 3:11 CD a i " . , 11 :3 0 J~L - __ .. r y - 'h- , 40k - ar - _______ 0 - . A _____________________________________________ W A-- -- ___ - _ - - ______________ T-11 - — - I T7M 8r . -- - X - . - I i - ________ - -- ! l 0 I - - I -- -4 I -. --_ --- _- - - II - -- " : • ____--_ —_-_-, ------ \ ----. _ .- 02 a =----' I - * ' - .. _ -.-- -.--!_ ---- -'_—_ I ' 1k' or slit an t get irnmttiiatt faust (Ia dy hum caring 8A (hanges Natiorul Public flOtict s I 113 St ruintitul 6A MithAv-st today in the wake Ili , Sox-10% •_ -:-_ 't itt A 7A Wfirld Bit t •. 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' She said firmly Froin her chair near the Shc s flickering televi si on t Mrs this kind of busi ness oto Mi icka %%'t'kS taLaineal • -_ - SNVAP SIIO13 OWNER INI ABEL IVES HOt lawik at their Iuu's call tell itionfli Stial Stutirity check -, - • Herald Photo By Grqe Have) ,lie if they're crooked.- .she t-specially wheiii there are - latills doctor'-. bil!s tit pay.- site ex- -- ' 1. hilL uanditiun a l, =_ - - lm)ut ill filing Kiing flu which left li r w itli a strained heart and When Mrs Ises was "n her aught your Lint S but %OU ins thir, tat cquai 11( 1 11 ' I h.1 a "1 tnrnathx s heas rain a •.. grt-% -haired %tilman. tier inistti !)file Oes glinting betiid (Is (hit k glass ii her spec (at k's I sa ss rked tot' long with people to be takn for tIia kind (if role." 55 ,aitra s iin't' she was lii \lrs 1st as harwi (i ft tin tw" se ars ago i1ttr ,a serious Snow. high ~oiindo; iiwj flail 1. . Mlinda% . -- - "'i'_ - 111-3B ' , .1.111. 9:31 11111. 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Crane I ditoria! t t)Ifihlwflt I ntcrLainnwnt hluraisanix i -• I -- - - & (10 , at m - _ _________________________________ __________ __ -- o L d. hiritigt Hospital. , - ________________________ 0 9 a _ ______________________________ V M - ________________________________________________ Memorial X __9_ _ _____ - ; 01 a wlit iIit ii tat sa rs u nil lereth d1nls at the Seminole - Z 1 , _-_ - ¶ Ives Inalle a s%eeping ge%tury "AlIllealkl)(13los,eSojille Thin—, 11, Include the multitude ,if . , the - or0:if bit slow tit a oliarful a hina pia' , 's anal - (sat I'a llaakin1 taut," she sa - �____ - ~~ . -- , Tuesday, May 14, 1914 2A—The Sanford Herald SMH Rates Raised To Offset Q By CHRIS NELSON Herald Staff Writer The third major room rate hike since October has been approved by Seminole Memorial Hospital trustees acting to offset a near $100000 operating deficit so far this year. Effective mid-July, approved daily boosts for ward beds from $33 to $35, semi. private rooms from $41 to $45, small private rooms from $42to $45, isolation and "deluxe" private rooms from $46 to $50, and intensive care from $90 to $96. trustees Arson, agreement that despite the emergency with doctors. rise In prices, only one area The agreement allowed a hospital has lower rates. The board has already received $17.50 per hour guarantee for verbal approval from Blue moonlighting doctors from the Cross and needs Medicare Orlando Naval Trbining Center approval before the rates can who work the 7 p.m. to 7 a.m. shift, and a $20 per hour take effect, board guarantee for doctors who work The last acrossthe the day shift, and have no other room rate hike came in October, source of income, when the trustees approved a Monday, the trustees said the basic $3 per room boost, clung new room rates were prompted anticipated expansion costs. by an $11 per day, per patient In December, the hospital jump to $81.24 in operating upped the emergency room expenses. base price to at least $7.50, not While the first seven months counting actual medical service of last year's fi.scal year showed fees, to help fund a new a profit of $57,562, the board room Trustees said was told, this year's figures show a loss to date of $96,1 — or a turnabout of nearly $154,000. Hospital Administrator Robert Besserer denied claims are prompted by so. that called "indigent care," saying that while Medicare and other federal programs "are no panacea in the strict sense of the word," the programs do pay much of the cost. Also set Monday were expansion plans involving the final purchase of the Seminole Lodge Nursing Home in Sanford for $395,000. Besserer said the county costs City Eyes Water System Sh ootin g By BOB LLOYD City Editor I commission will approve the deal Wednesday, as provided by law, and that he hopes to have the first patients moving in by mid June. "About 40" patients who need "extended care" of doctors and nurses, but not the 24-hour service of the hospital itself, will be housed, he said. Besserer said room or bed rates have not been set, but anticipated they will be less County Chies I Police Blotter 1 2nd Official Puts Blame On Swofford Wi Springs A pproves - i Calls I WASHINGTON API Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger is unlikely to make a widely forecast trip to Moscow to prepare for a planned summit visit by President Nixon, It has been learned. Any Kissinger decision to forego such a trip seemed certain to raise questions about the status of Nixon's own summit intentions. At the least, it was seen fueling further speculation that a significant arms limitation agreement cannot be negotiated in tinic for a meeting of the President and Soviet Communist party chief Leonid I. Brezhnev. The White House reiterated Monday that summit plans have not been affected by the House Impeachment inquiry and that Nixon still intends to be in Moscow late next month. Daley Suffers Stroke CHICAGO ( All) — Mayor Richard J. flaky will have to undergo surgery to prevent complications from what bar been diagnosed as a stroke suffered last week. Frank Sullivan, the mayor's press secretary, said Monday the surgery will be performed in three or four weeks. Daley, who will be 72 Wednesday, was hospitalized a week ago with what was said to be high blood pressure and a mild case of diabetes. Sullivan said at a news conference that doctors had determined Daley had suffered "a small stroke." Sullivan said Daley had recovered completely from the stroke but said he has experienced subsequent episodes of numbness In his right hand and the right side of his face. .4 Agnew Visiting Greece ATHENS, (;re i AP) -- Former Vice President Spiro T. Agnew has quietly returned to the land of his ((cefathers. Agnew, who received a rousing welcome when he toured Greece as vice president In 1971, arrived here Sunday without his family for what officials described as a private visit. Women In Combat? ATLANTA i AP)—The Army's highest-ranking woman officer says she believes women could participate capably in battle. Brig. Gen, Mildred C. Bailey, who heads the Women's Army Corps, said at an Armed Forces Day luncheon Monday that the 197N are the beginning of a new era for W('fllefi in the armed forces: '11 our nation's security was at stake, then I am sure women would come up and do their jobs. even if it meant going to the battlefield." ' Comedian Sentenced, Fined 4, 1 .0-1 ANGEL FS i AP m ( 'otnediari Rn. hard PrN or this ht't'n sentenced to 10 days in jail anti fined $10,000 after pleading guilty to wilful failure to file a federal income tax return. U.S. District Court Judge Manuel Heal suspended $7,500 of the fine and placed Pryor on three years probation. - Pryor admitted Monday he didn't file a return for 197, in which the government charged he earned 168,504.1:1 Pryor, 33. has appeared in night clubs and on television "410 ,A ith Diana Hess in the movie ''I ads Sings the Hlurs." ok Rep. Burke Mom Of Year' I .05 ANGELES 1APj Rep. Yvonne lir.iithw alit.' Burke. I)('altf,, the first wonian to give birth while sering in (''iigrcss, has been named 'Mother of the Year" bs the lA's Anieles Chapter of the U.S. Bscentenniei Corn. Itissioll Mrs. Burke's daughter, Autumn Roxanne, was - ' torn last N"v 2.1. 11 I GM Boosts Prices $105 I )ETIIUIT APi 'l'tit' price of (;em't'ral Motors vehick's is ti'irig up another 1105. and the auto giant sass it expects a 'ubstantial Price Increase for the 1975 nu'dt'l run. (;M '.aid the hike brings the total price increase on the firm's average tar or truck to $394 since the 1974 model sear iii'a: histSeitt'inher 'Flit' h;iv pro ' 1 the (ht' rile! Vt'ia GM's t'i'L'sei I'll ' suix 'nipa I, w as 12, 237 last fall ;411(1 $2,30 until this week Now it will jump to 12, 505. up $1,115 or 525 per cent. The price hike was just over one per tent en all other mtlels, for an over-all average of 1.9 per t cut. The smew prices take effect on cars shipped beginning Wednesday. - . Counci ..proves Paving Costs , • ' 'Death Wish Unfulfilled . ', - 7 % ,,,. High Court Rule Nullifies 626 Major Crime Trial s SAN FR ANCIS('() (AP i ''Where's isis I )ad' Where's Dad? I want itis I)ad,'' w.is the last wish of 16-v L'ar4Ijd I.e*'itard Macch tare lla before ha' iapsed into a coma. His wst' probably sill not be answered. i) 'dcc S k'lR's e 1jot I .t'''nard s'n wi!i the from a idma'y ailnient. His fattier will not lit' at his 5I(k', bC('aU.Se ( '.i lifornia authorities w ill net let him out 'if Sittettiti q'j, .1 __ _____ ' -, - h'ist't' to visit his si'n, despite pleas from Ills famil Plillip Mat'chiareliii, 30, is serving five sears to life for i'sse:sh'n of bird (lrUgs and it six-month to 19-year term for pissessu'n of nuirijuami. - ", i - - JUST CLOWN IN' AROUND T THIS COLORFULLY clad gentleman 'takes live' tietween shows at the Barnum & Bailey and Ringling Bros. Circus in New York with a few of his larger co-workers. al, but also signed theni with Mitchell's initials. Although spokesmen said there was no enumeration of the 626 prosecutions, previous testimony established that Lindenbaum signed authorizations for at least some of the wiretaps that resulted in some 500 arrests during "Operation Eagle," a nationwide attack on drug abuse in 1969. Other wiretaps authorized under the now-banned procedure came in federal gambling, narcotics and bribery' cases after months of investigation, according to a lower court ruling. The attorney general Las authorized wiretaps personally since 1971, Webb said counts could stilt stand," said Horace S. Webb, The high court said the de. pdrtment failed to hllow a I law stipulating that the attorney general or a designattJ assist.ant attorney general must authorize a wiretap request to a federal judge. department only compiled that number and does not know which cases they represent. ., We don't have the cases broken up. We'll hare to cansass the U.S. attorneys," Ste. venson said. However, another Justice Dcpartment source, when asked whether any major cases would be thrown out as a result of the decision, responded, "Oh, yes. Definitely." Mitchell has testified that he personally authorize:I all wiretap requests when he was in Washington. He said that when he was out of the city, his exec. utive assistant, Sol Lindenbaum, telephoned him and received Permission to request wiretapp authorizations, A lower court noted that lamidenbaum not only author- :wd the miiemmrnranda of ;ippros'. Abandoning White House Women speechmaking in defense of the Pres- departure, and no successors A nd it was reported that there President in the Watergate ident Nixon's White House pro- have been indicated, is a reluctance to bring up such aIair. gram to promote women has With them have gone hopes matters when the President and virtually been wiped out by Wa- for holding One source who knows Mrs. the nation's first his key advisers are engaged in tergate. the Watergate battles, Armstrong well said she "cares White house conference on a lot about the women's issue" 'the staff of the Office of women and a lot of plans for Chief of Staff Alexander Women's m but is spread too thin with Programs has been recruiting women in high gos'- Haig Jr. has the final say m whittled down to one secretary. ernm added public relations assign. policy-making )OStS. such matters as the appoint- merits in the "Things "Things are not moving around Watergate de"mere's apment of top women in the ad- fense not a woman here," one insider said Monday pointee in the pipeline now'," a ministration but was said to he of the administration efforts on source' said, adding it may take "totally preoccupied" with othbehalf of women Mrs. Armstrong said, howmonths to regroup a new staff. er matters. --tht hpr ever b' 436 G SM mother nuumersource source said toe wornwith an Armstrong, Mrs. stymied and she will be "going One source said "special in. en's office "as an advocate is of White House arm-long list ahead as strong as ever" on be. terest advocates" for women temporarily abrogated." half of from responsibilities project women. "We'll and blacks "are really so far make All the key women recruited do—it the Cost of Living Council to the won't fall through the in the White House by presiden- out of everybody's mind there tial counselor Anne Armstrong (in the White [louse) these bicentennial, has become in- crack," she said about the staff creaslngly involved with departures. have left or given notice of their days." WASHINGTON tAP) - - nUnr$c '' Impeach Panel Reviewing Tapes WASHINGTON tAPi — The Howse Judiciary Committee is moving ahead with its intensive review of impeachment evidence while the White house insists "there isn't any chance" President Nixon will leave office voluntarily, The Judiciary Committee has scheduled a morning meeting to continue hearing the evidence its staff has collected over the past four months. However, it was learned late last week that the subpoena would include a meeting on April 4, 1972, involving the President, H. R. Haldeman and John N. Mitchell. Four days before that meeting, according to testnnony by Jeb Stuart Magruder, Mitchell approved a political intelligence plan that ineluded bugging Democratic National Committee headquarters in the Watergate office building. The focus of day-long closed sessions scheduled for today, Wednesday and Thursday was (tie attempted Watergate coverup, when the President learned of it, and what he did about it. Extraordinary security was But during the initial session last Thursday, the pace proved slower than Rodino and John Doar, chief counsel of the unlwachment inquiry, had antiripa ted. in force for the committee sessions. The committee hearing room was sealed with no one other than the 38 members of the panel and its staff allowed inside before or alter sessions. For the first time, committee members other than the chairitman and ranking Republican were to listen to some White House tapes. At the White House on Monday, Caspar Weinberger, secretars' of health, education and welfare, told newsmen that the President has assured him "t here isn't a ny c hance" he ,Aillld r,'.iji Madam Runs In Nevada M&I*ngs you dotit wa _ 4 the saint' par as gambling I think it should be legal." She said the main aim of her campaign would be to force the turnover of federal lands in Ni's atla to the state for dispersal (ii the I)tiblil' ''I feel 'xrs strongly about this Ik'CUS(' I have battled w itti the Bureau of Land Manageitmemit a nd I have lost,'' she saidI S1r, H arrell lost a s ear.lomig battle to operate her brothel on It'dt'ral land she had been leasing for SIlK) a year. The rnch a cluster of trailers on a small (0l'('t' (if land -haul been in iJi[SIllt'Ss ',,rille tulle ii ia'nm .e iduiimist wrote of the or-r. atiufl ,uiiil the ,:iis ernimun ' (5 i( tl her lies ens Harrell. She clawis die's the only active madam tier (ii seek elective office. Sirs. Harrell, who owns the Cot tontail " ranch." a legal brothel 156 miles north of Las Vegas, announced Monday she w iuhl seek the I )ein''c'ratic no mination for State Assemimlils in a three-tun')' district in is est central Nevada I .tiii reads' for the ieisla(nrc. I hope (lie legislature is neatly for tue." the petite red. head told it news conference. She said "40 soumls good'' for her are Slit' s.iitl slit' wanted to make 'k'ar her brothel was legal so lM'opk would not think she a .shads' character operating at the ' hiiii of paid-off public t licials but rather ''a busi. nt's5W,Hi1in who bias lived and paid taxes in Nevada for sevens ' / I ~"' It Iti t D,'eI, fIt i'L'd ( ard Sunda and Saturday e'cept Clris?mas Day by The Sanford Herald, 300 N French Ave . Sanford, FI Mrs Harrell said site would like to see the question of legal. izing prostitution in Nevada's ('ite(i-.placed on the Nns'einlier ballot. Current state law allows Prostitution on a county option basis in all but Clark and Washot' t'(iiititft's ~ k. " k .. . v — - ~ 1, ,i3 O,,~ y I i . kI -, . 11: '.- ,~_ - 7 . -. - , .'_'~Z,. __ L . ___,.Z~ ,~_.. ~ .. , ~_,.. . 44t>1 r I -~ it .4~ , ~ , . I i 1.~.-. r PI . '~ .1 - Q, - -I '1 ,. . '.'- I . "T. - into things you do want. ~/-A,0!N , 1' --. ~ ' Z . , ~-eA . ' -.,0 i ''I! f' .4k, "-' ' - ' - A ,.?, P . . - f -' & t I . JN % -. - .1 j 11 ;A' 0. , .- , " ;_;~. __ -_ - O/ ...-' '-,, .. -- - -.. -.. ' 1 t : . . , -1 ;.)7 >,-. ' . ' )161. .1 .. C- m'z .. , 1, I ' <'%'"' - ' 1__1 I I ' _~ _~ ,;;~;_~ ~ I - 'k , .~ .-V_A ~ ,;~~ _ I . '. 3 lines 6 days 16.30. Call 322-2611 831-9993 They work! ____ 1 e 1:11 r 4 iituiii 161%rj11) ~ I p - " Sanford Herald Want Ads C Subscription Rates be Carrier Year 178 40 Week 55c ~;~__ , , 32771 Sec ond Class Postaqe Paid at Sanford. Florida 32771 - . , .. II - t lit' PuhtiShCd L;ls Vegas and Reno are ho- , r., ,, ''I feel that the people of the I .S VE(;As, Nev. t AP - ''I probably know people better state Of Nevada are s'ery broadthan most of the people who are minded people," Mrs. Harrell seeking public 'it lire," says said. ''I think prostitution is on -it here "" SANFORD HERALD WANT ADS And the tape playing could slow it even more. All who have heard any of the tapes have described them as extremely difficult to understand. On Wednesday, the cornmittee is scheduled to vote on issuance of a subpoena demuanding additional tapes. Noti of the meeting, sent to committee isa'umbcrs on Mon. day, did not '.pet'ifs w huh (aISS %% 1, 1111 i b. , olicht two largest (ounties " 4 i"4_ Chairnitan Peter Vp'. flodino Jr., 1)-N.J. has said he hopes to complete the closed portion of Vic Watergate break-in and cover-up Presentation this week. - , WASHINGTON ( AP) — Some major criminal prosecutions are in danger because former Atty. Gen. John N. Mitchell failed to follow the law on wiretap authorization. however, the JusticeDepartrnentsaysitcannot Identify the threatened 626 prosecutions. The Supreme Court ruled unanimously Monday that cvidence obtained by the illegally authorized wiretaps is in. admissible. The department, in a court Another spokesman said the filing, gave the figure of 626 decision does not necessarily prosecutions involving organ. mean that all 626 prosecutions ized crime and narcotics cases, will be lost. "It may be that only However, spokesman Bob some counts against an in. Stevenson said after the Su- dividual resulted from the wirepreme Court decision that the taps. The evidence for the other - Cuba Seeks Connection .' ' L:iqn Cours. At SJC -- & -tk ,i-f . Moscow Trip Cancelled? T I .N , NEW ORLEANS, lii. APi The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals was to hear arguments today on an attempt by the Escamnbia County, Fla., school to overturn a lower court ban against Confederate symbols at a Pensacola high school, (Hi July 24, 1973, U. S. District Jud'e Winstofl Arnow h,iiuit'd the use of the symbols at Escamnhia High Schul, upholding a complaint by Belinda Jackson and other black students. The plaintiffs said that displaying the symbols at schoolsponsored events represented "a symbolic resistance,,, to the concept of a unified schoo! system" and tended to "earmark and separate the black student. - .. - , % -.:: - _L -- if- - Confederate Symbols Hearing ______ P... ~_ A.- 1 ~-, Several Republicans said they expected the report to get overwhelming approval of the House Government Operations Committee today, not as criticism of Nixon but of wasteful security spending. The report proposed to the committee recommended the government take action to recover "any improper expendi tures.** Criminal Code 'Shaky _____ ~ . WASHINGTON( AP) — A house report concluding $17 million in federal funds has been spent in connection with President Nixon's homes has broad support of Republicans who say security spending has gotten out of hand. than the hospital. Also to come are bids on renovations to the nursing home, bait Besserer said he did not think any "major cxpenses" will be incurred. employer, bound and gagged ation rezoning-annexation sI'uctIon phases still under con- decided to return the request effective Jan. 1, 1975. The Kaiser said he has been In- Park for their enthusiasm," Jackson's wife, Laura, and request by Don Rathel, of sIderatlon. without approval, Apparently overzealous Fern mayor would receive a $50 Park firemen are being called formed by Casselberry Fire Kaiser added, "but I hope they demanded $30,000 ransom. "That (approval of the two "We have a planning and Increase making a total of $100 Sanford. outstanding codes) would zoning board to decide on Fe- and each councilman would Davis, 19, agreed to testify on the carpet by county Chief Roger Rasooli of several realize that the administration ,Mayor Margie Hess, who complete our work on the zoning." councilmen said, receive a raise of $Z for a total authorities who praise the incidents in recent weeks where of fire protection must be more against accused accomplices Jesse James Jones Jr., and stated her opposition to includ- building end of the city." he adding they would only decide of $50, department for its enthusiasm. Fern Park has responded to pri'. Franklin Wheeler Jr., also of ing a ban on using air guns, said. on annexation and then let the but warn that calls outside th calls in the Casselberry area.Discussion on an ordinance or similar devices as Kaiser said that Fern Park His amendment to the Sanford, at the trial moved to sling shots district should not be answered despite no call for help [rum board first handle rezoning Fe- requiring a public hearing for should not be singled Olt for Tampa because of publicity in "unnecessary,"said today she building code would have daily quests. unless aid Is requested. Casselberry. all rezoning matters coming county havini more enthusiasm than the case, "No department ii the before the planning and zoning County fire administrator at formal regad for procedure, In a related case, Horace so much equipment t h board, in addition to the hearing Gary Kaiser said today he will has I A . that volunteer depart- Gathers, accused with can respond to fires saying required by council, will be meetwlthFernParkChlefTom they ments throughout the ccunty Raymond Gaines of finding and officials at anywhere without worrying a s 11 ~ continued at next Monday's Green and area fire I r e becoming more aware of spending some $10,000 of the _____ about who will protect their own meeting. 6:30 this evening at the request the requirements for "closely ransom money, Friday pleaded The Board of Adjustment of County Commissioner Greg area," Kaiser said, MMMI controled" fire lighting efforts, guilty to misdemeanor charge _____ report was given by John Drummond. after prosecutors admitted r Daniels, who announced that It Gathers may not have known is for all horses and ponies in the city A Sanford Circuit Court Jury - j- q,, living In RI-AAareas to request Thursday convicted Gaines for variance as they are now in j his role in uncovering the violation of the city code. money, me prosecution later At least one acre Is required Change totaling $160 stolen Sanford ' said it appeared Gaines spent vending from Monda y i'r horse or pony. Request for nearly $9,500 of the money Seminole at variance should include legal Clock radio of unknown value niachines 1 Charges that ex-Altamonte himself. , Hospital. of Memorial description, number of acres stolen Monday from home Springs Mayor Lawrence .. To date, slightly more than and number of horses or ponies. Louella Nelson, 49, of Seminole I J.D. Syples, 28, of Geneva .Swofford personally ordered i t accounted for z11 [Gardens Apartments. t jailed today in lieu of 18.000 city fire chief's to ignore ci ty by authorities, including a Nothing reported missing X bond on charge of lewd and lire code regulations were $5,600 1974 Pontiac Grand Prix after a Monday night break-in backed up today by County Fire purchased by Gaines. tascivims ad. :" at Seminole High School. Administrator Gary Kaiser. The Jacksons have told police Leroy Askiey. Vincent Ta pe player valued at Kaiser, former Altamonte they want either the car or the 16th Street was stolen Monday from Pmecrest 1614 West charged Springs lire chief, was rash once the kidnap trial and arrested Sunday and MAITLAND WOMEN'S CLUB SUPPORTS NEW ZOO Elementary si to give a deposition 60-day appeal periods are over. lire scheduled with robbery and use of a Stan l3rock, television personality and naturalist who is presently arm in commission ola felony, to the state attorney's office Iwiping the local zoological society in its promotion cmpaign to raise this 'nc.p;t' on r} arges raIsed S1(U%) (Ih( ek courses in funds for the proposed Central Florida Zoological Park, accepts a $150 Monday b city fire F re Interior design taught by Ms. duel Tom Se.' 4s ('heck toward the project from Maitland Women's Club president Mrs. Longwood Jill Smith, former head of the Kaiser, a fo'i i city lire Ellie Morrison 'centerj. Sharing a joke as the money changes hands Sanford Interior Design Department of thief and autho the city's are women's club members it to r Mrs. Mary lodge, Mrs. Irene George Stuart hie., Orlando Buria;onda'tl stole 420 code told The h' i today 3:40 p.m--Responded to call will begin Tuesday, Thursday Morris and Mrs. Stella Schunemann. cash from (,. r!idated Steel Sofford ordered him Of bruch fire on vacant lot at "t en. ant M;,v 22 at Seminole Junior u S f{ 11 fortt' ia' Iafl. MIAMI iAPi Cuban Cow. 2iC Elm A'.e. F're put out iu College Ssegfrieri Monday dire.'..' mercy Minister Marcelo Ferminutes with no injury on Beginning design courses County recponsibility for permtttth, nandem says Cuba and Mexico serious damage include furniture arrangement, 't establish a regularly fire code violations to Swofford, l Ar' Seymour Kies".. . of 228 theory of color scheming Seminole' saying he was instructed by . 1edtjpping1ipJ "which Ranger Bit-' Si Winter Park, history of furni tun style. new not to Inspect new whY •ntually reach other imn:iiity— As part of before the paving project could would be spot zoning to have a trends in furniture design to Goldenrod posted Jç'-.4vJ Monday after structures to assure code 11fl C3Iil.i ports." county-wide participation be started, single commercial property in give expertise in Interior 11:15a.m. Sunday. brush fire. being chariea li.' hoplif(u pliance the city of Casselberry Under the County-city paranall.rcsidential hIava. neighborhood, decorating. monitored project, Scgfried said in an inspection tod.a deposited a liecl of ticipation plan the ('sty meets Gerald F Fannin. :i. m (lark had planned to conalso The advanced class, begin. quoted f Forest City of all muti-levrI but1üin'" Horwysuckk Lane reported 133,000 with the Seminole the cost of materials the s"truct a while convenience Fernandez a store on lng that Cuba ning on May 22 and continuing . ;alied by Mayor, ormam, ;-:d "tay buy ?vt 'n equipment Couniy Commission to cover c.)unty furnishes labor and the property. iO'lS ani Mo,Jay, 86 Jay bicycle valued at $65 missing a4 nearly So per c ftfl Wednesdays will feature thecostofmaterialsforpaving equipnient.Ttwcountyplansto DL'ring the work session instruction in floor plan ar- 'ivt 'ttrts for Th'ive. electrical lire Control from his home, Saturday. ;(eed "just about il the and r l Bowl Circle in the city, start construction on the road council placed on next week's rangernent, selection and Crys ta magt '.n r"ar. Minor mills. rn flt''P sugar mit'iIdmng' survey this week. mu. Sunday truth h" Oviedo ports corn. beai,-.: tees agenda the recommendation to pricing furniture and acces10 •.ubst.Linttal violation." zincoyed the Destiny, near action In other action council denied renanw Summerset recreation sorics, color scheming other products due west of lake and a 1k added that the rzs EdiIW Oliver Washingttv., 4. 4U the request for reroning from area the Monday night alter Spring Lake HillsRichard J. Win deeper look into the problems of ;std darisage 7w ; the Elco " coninmercial the Memorial Park for the coun- design. Fernandez was ti :lexico Grier reported he had t,en reSuIem 124 p.m. Sunday rescue Saturday arid char,i with professional building Ur laSt by the county s timU. M informed child Clark property s,,: 4 on cilman who died as a result of a t'aIl. Revived small City last weekend to Reservations for th ese and iggravuted assault. bond was summer could have been mission the ('heck must be the coi'ner of Lake l)rive and Academy '"deot a trsde exhibit, the i-tudcast in October classes may be made by calling choking. 1irrwd if sprinkler systems ;$ $5(y,iJ deposited with the ('nty Hilltop Road on the grounds it last year. said. yier Avenues iIii 1'-en installed as required. - Nixon Housing Report ' , V - - Tuesday, May 14,1974-3A U - L. ~ 7 ~ - -4 ''_ V Recall Act rial Set 41~i;!_, _ , 1 ,_~ 165.*~11 - -a :T __ I- ~ . and vehicle maintenance, at schedule for metered taxicabs $11.54) per square foot. lie said iftt'i rcceivin) a letter from city crews will ueti11 brick sanford Transit Inc., (Yellow The City of Sanford is offering to buy the Park Ridge SUb- veneer on the structure using Cab Co.) officials saying that s division water system for brick obtained free by the city delivery is expected within By JANE CASSELBERRY three weeks on five new herald Staff Writer June 10 trial dates have been $20,737. The system Is the only from a bankrupt firm, being In other urtions corn- metered cabs set for a Sanford farm worker one of five put on the market by manufactured in Canada. The WINTER SPRINGS An accused of pumping several Southern Gulf Utilities in the rnlssioners: —Agreed to contact Goldamendment doesn't change ordinance calling for a special Sanford area that city cornbullets into a colleague who died one week after being shot, missioners have expressed sboro merchants with a rates for unmetered taxicabs, referendum on a proposed —Voted to proceed with charter amendment to provide and the boss of union organizer interest in acquiring. Sanford proposal, recommended in a Daniel Evans, already con. already furnishes sewer service recent traffic study, that revamping of the north side of for recall of elected public victed for his role in the Sept. to the 86 home subdivision south parking be eliminated on the the Park Avenue-25th Street officials was unanimously 19, Air Flow Air Conditioning of Lake Mary Boulevard and south side of W. 13th Street. Intersection and a landscaped passed by city council on first west of U.S. 17.92 just outside Commissioners were told by traffic island. The city will reading at Monday night's truck fleet arson, Knowles that such action would close the easterly side of the meeting. the city limits. William K. Beck, ss, Orlando eliminate 50 on-street parking now-spli t approach and It will City commissioners also business agent for Plumbers' The t'eferendurn will be held J. spaces and they could be be used by an adjoining in and Pipefitters Local 803, epproved construction Monday 30 days alter final acreplaced with 80 off-street property owner for parking ceptance. The amendment Monday had his scheduled May night of a 28 by 40 loot masonry on city-owned property spaces. spaces 22 trial delayed until June 10 so utility building at the new specifies a recall petition must $750,000 police headquarters at between W. 13th St. and 13th that defense attorney Jim R —Took under advisement a contain signatures of at least 33 could prepare arguments Ninth Street and French Place lithe lot Is paved and draft copy of an Administrative 1.3 per cent of the qualified lighted at an estimated cost of Policy Manual that compiles voters in the city. against amended charges of Avenue. city administrative policies into The recalled official would $9,608. arson and conspiracy filed last Manager Warren City —Adopted an amendment to a guide for employes on city remain in office until the results 0 week by prosecutor Claude Van Knowles estimated cost of the building, to be used for storage the city code providing a rate administrative procedures. Hook. of a special recall election was Evans, 26, of Altamonte known. The mayor would call Springs, faces sentencing June for a special election within 45 10 for his role in hiring condays and there would be a 1(~ Mary victed arsonists Ben Hanes, day qualifying period for Arthur Brundon and Kilce candidates. By J RICHARDS Mullins as part of what the state might veto the criminal code fines incorporated instead of The candidate receiving a Herald Staff Writer ordinance, contends was a Fall arn the one-time-only basis It Is now iluraUty would assume office It would take four of council's operating under, and a validity at the next council meeting. "campaign" being plotted by LAKE MARY — City council, live votes to override her veto, clause, which would keep the anion. the Speaking in support of the Its most productive meeting according to the city's charter. code valid if someone ever sue- ordinance, Mrs. Betty Eastham The father of an infant in daughter, Evans is presently ever, has approved the second Breathing a sigh of relief ceasfully challenged one section of David Street, said, "Citizens free on $75,000 appeal ti make government work and we reading of five ordinances, but after the city's electrical code of the code. The murder trial involves one of them, the criminal code had passed its final hurdle, Saying it did not Like the way need checks and balances. !f an Ernest Reed, who turned may have run afoul of the Councilman Lou Blankenship, Rathel had submitted his corn- official misuses his office the himself in to police after rnayor. who works as a county building bined request, council made a citizens should be allowed to hearing of the death o(amanhe COWICIL, in a meeting that Inspector, said the city had policy statement of sorts to. remove him." allegedly shot April 23 . stretched to 11 p.m., Monday been collecting electrical in. wards requests for annexation. Mrs. John Daniel of 1027 In other court action, trial is approved the city's Criminal spection fees without the or. Rathel had asked council to Antelope Trail, expressed the scheduled to begin Wednesday code, mechanical, electrical dlnance, which he called a annex three parcels of property opinion that the referendum for two men accused in the Feb. and plumbing codes and ap- possibly illegal activity, near SR 46A and Interstate would be "a questionable waste 28 kidnap and ransom of San- proved the Southern Bell Four, and at the same time re- of money" and irresponsible," ford businessman George franchise ordinance. The city Blankenship still has an zone them from agricultural to "I would like to see the officials will get approximately $600 per amendment to the city's Light Industrial. JCkSO, declare a truce and work building code, the adoption of Last week, Ernest Jerome year from Southern Bell. Council said it felt Rathel was together or resign" she added. the Southern Standard Building "shopping around," and Davis plead guilty to charges he Given final approval was the Council also approved burst into the office of his first reading on utilities control Code, and the formation of a possibly trying to avoid county ordinance Increasing the T NATION TODAY Deficits The Sanford Herald _~~ fA9 - _4;- 0000' I Z~ �HHH ' : 4A—The Sanford Herald Tuesday, May 14, 1974 rTh Editorial _____ ____ VVe Need To Up ___ Our Productivity For several years the creasing their correspondent Arican worker has been output by about six per cent, tagging behind his counterpart while Japan was leaving all inWeste Europe and Japan in behind th an annual crease efforts to increase productivity of more than 14 per cent. Last the output In goods or ser• year, even as the Japanese vices for each hour of labor. were expressing concern over productivity suffered its work ethic, their manufacbiggest decline on record turing industries reported a during the First quarter of this spectacular2O.lpercentgain in year could mean that the lag Is productivity. Meanwhile the stateturning Into a serious gap. ibis could have a profound effect on controlled industries of the our fight against inflation, Soviet Union are becoming a unernplo>ment and imbalances new competitive factor industrialized free nations. in our Iocegn trade. it is an old lesson of Only Last week the Soviet Union economics that price inflation underbid U.S., Japanese .and result.s when increases in wages European firms to supply ;re not matched by increases In million worth of turbines 1c a u of goJ }ight hydrk&utrlc prtjt't.l. in Sutl now, many labor unions are America. Russian-.built tracdemanding wage increases to tors have made their first off-set the effects of inflation — appearance on American farms while productivity is going —sethngforabouthalfthecost do. The potenti1 is obvious cf comparable US. models. re is no simple foub for adding more fuel to inflation ii the productivity decline for increasing our own productivity as an industrial cnnot be turned around. The energy crisis, especially nation. It is affected b the its staggering blow to the auto attitudeolworkerstowardtheir industry, was obviously a factor Jots, by the approach Of labo in the first-quarter productivity management bargaining teams decline, which would work out toward wage contracts, by to a devastating 5.5 per cent on corporate directors in their an rinual heis. Howeer, even inestment in tools and with energy problems ac technology which increase the Iiir1n z4 TV Will £ - Jack Anderson FLORIDA ''4' _ Ti ___ Put Nixon Did Nixon Order On Trial Hunt Bribed? TODAY By DON OAKEY ___________ ___________ _________ _______________ — __ _____________ WASHINGTON—'The most serious quesion raised by the White House transcripts Is whether President Nixon authorized a The American people are bribe payment to Watergate conspirator F.. Howard Hunt. going to witness the im• As the reporter who uncovered the hush.money scandals, I peachment trial of the 37th have been questioned about the circumstances by both the President of the United States Watergate prosecutors and Senate investigators. Here are the even before the formal voting cdid details: on articles of impeachment by scarcely a month after the Watergate burglars were _____ ______ _____ _______ _______ and regardless of whether or "o contact someone in the White House." lbs attc;ney, William 0. Bitan, read the letter to the Nixon not the house eventually does ________ camplgn committee's attorney, Kenneth W. Parkinson. —w SO vote. ________ ________ "Give us a week," requested Parkinson. When the House Judiciary _________ _____ Hunt told Bittnian to reply: "No, you get two days." Committee begins its public _____ Okay," promised Parkinson. "Something will be worked out hearings on the evidence and on _________________________ the charges, even though It is in a couple of days." ____ __________ ___________________ lie spoke to John Mitchell, then the campaign chief, ho told only the initial step in the izn. _________ ___________ _______________ demand for money. peachment process, Richard M. White House counsel John Dean about Hu ____________ _____ __________ Nixon will be as much on trial Dean summoned the President's personal attorney, Herbert _____ as if the Senate were weighing Kalmbach, to Washington. They held a whispered, sidewalk ___________ ___________ the merits of a formal in- conference in front of the Hay-Adams Hotel and asked him to ._.., ,# - ___________ -raise r ney for the Watergate defendants. (lietment by the full House. -. Stressing the i t-&'stt ftc tcrec) , L)eui u.ggested the hush -- ________ With the entire nation 1ookin ________ on via television, attorneys for money should be Lhanneled through Anthony Ulasewicz, an ex the committee will present New York cop straight out of Damon Bunyon. -. Kalmbach collected between $210,000 and $230,000, which he evidence and witnesses, who will be questioned by members delivered in secret packets to Ulasewicz. They kept in touch with the committee. The one another through pay phones, using code names to identify the of people involved in the payoff. President's lawyer, James I). Hunt as referred to as "the writer," because of his sideline St. Clair, will be given the right to present his own evidence and a a novelist. His wife, Dorothy, using pay phones and answering witnesses and to question to the code name "Chris," passed out hush money in sealed en those of the committee, and velopes to other Watergate defendi'nts. SCALATQR UP ThE DOWN As their trial date approached, Mrs. Hunt met on Nov. 30, while this will not be called 1972, with Waterbugger James McCord. She warned that the "cross-examination," ttvt i most certainly what it will payments would be cut off "unless you fellows agree to plead guilty.. and keep your mouths shut." amount to Four necks later, we broke the story that the White House x 0 ri — [)e ciii 1' h e rn e \' a r i e s If conimiuttee decides, antt'd the Watergate burglars to enter guilty pleas. "By the evidence and the testimony, Satellite Launch Delayed ('APE ('ANAVERAI,, Fla.i APt A steering system failure has caused a one.day delay in the launching of a new weather satellite here, according to space agenc; officials. The launch of the' Synchronous Meteorological Satellite has been rescheduled for 5:31 a,m. Friday, a day later than was planned, a spokesman for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration said Monday. Officials said they were replacing two actuators in the steering systeni of a Delta rocket after the failure of one in 11w rocket's first stage. The satellite will be sent Into stationary orbit 22,300 m'iiles from the' earth, where it will send back weather P° lures &'vei ) halF hour - ______ - -' I'J I - F ord "We were toid when we took the Job that we would be taken care their in productivity it will iurt us all before the now celebrated offer help but giving little, if to confine the story in the almost anticlimactic. increasing been coming Senate Watergate productivity by about t1ee per — through greater inflation and of the two when the any. The House would find It They refused, however to plead guilty. They thought they cent per year in the last decade. a loss of markets for our goods President says he First was told But it was the President hearings, which he feared difficult not to adopt the would get a better break by having their day in court, since they Workers In Western Europe in in an Increasingly competitive the full scope of the White himself that night who put with might indulge heavily Lu recommendation for im and the Senate not hod merely carried out what they had thought to be White House nuendo and hearsay unlike a the same period were in- world marketplace. House tie to Watergate. neatest precision what emerges trial,, and thereby perhaps to convict — assuming, of orders. Several minutes into the as a central theme in much of Suddenly, their hush payments were cut off. We reported on conversation, as reported in tt no dramatic new the transcribed White House sp1ash top White House 1igi evidence in t1e president's January 11, 1973, that "some of the defendants in the Watergate transcripts of White House discussion of Watergate: an all about. trial are sending quiet signals to the Nixon MminisDalion that Mr. Nixon evidently had tried favor were presented to they may start talking before they'll go to prison." We mentioned ZZZZOfl ( )iI I-las Too tapes on Watergate attempt confinetale theofscandal without success to get the top Senate. But this is unlikely, for C.. Gordon Liddy and E. Howard Hunt. released, the talk got just around to to to a narrow a criminal a letter Dean was drafting Ui burglary in June, 1972, and keep committee Rupublican, Sen. the time for the President tO flIp We learned, meanwhile, that the CuLan defendants planned reply to a substantial letter of White House out of it. Howard Baker, to promise to impeachment in the bud IS flOW, to meet at the Arlington Towers across the Potomac from the use his leverage to control inquiry from the Senate t j4 uch Petty' at the beginning. Watergate to decide whether to give in to the pressure and plead He told Dean he would not be committee inquiry. Said the Watergate committee—whose me fatebeofdecided Richard Nixon within the guilty. I arranged with one of them to s1ip Into a neat by room and hearings were still weeks sitisfied with any reply which President away. They want it put in a nice B) RALPH NOVAK give me progress reports on their meeting. He told me they had merely invoked executive "The one point that you ought next few weeks. ahead. safe place, so they know we're The herald Senlets agreed after a heated discussion to plead guilty. Dean said the lenger he and privilege and seemed today "to to get to Baker. I tried to get it depletion not wasting theWe wereabletoreporton January 15, 1973, that "Hunt agreed Richard Moore, another Hell with the Congress and to through his thick skull. I-j ____ The -board of directors' allowance and letting those to plead guilty, apparently with a tacit understanding that he lawyer, worked on the hell with the people." He skull is not thick, but tell meeting of the Zzzzon Oil Corp. Arabs take advantage of us. wouldn't have to spend too long in jail. He urged the other response, the more qiestions wanted something in writing to (Attorney General) Kleindienst i'hey want to know that was in turmoil. Watergate, in addition to defendants privately to follow his example." seemed to require answering, give the committee, the public in talking to Baker. ..no hear- everything else it has done. "What are we going to do with we're helping to solve the Then came the clincher. We reported an offer "in make and even his own cabinet and say, no innuendo... Said Mr. Nixon: all these profits" cried the energy crisisinttwlongrunand left its mark on the language. regular payments to the defendants' families. A $1,0.a-rnonth with Baker conferred "And SO you are coming up, agency heads. chief of accounting. "Ilere to make this country strong. To "at this point in time," figure was mentioned. (kir sources could not, or would not, Said Mr. Nixon: then, with the idea of just a we've got $4(X) million lying They want to know that we are Kleindienst in questing after "inoperative," 'plumbers' identify the men behind the scenes. We can report only that most "That i executive privilege), materials he deemed 1CU') operation," "twist slowly, of the money for the defendants was funneled through Hunt." stonewall then' Is that around in the petty cash box putting our profits to use for the Saying that was correct, they don't understand. But if for the upcoming Senate slowly in the wind" and Other and ae don't know what to do betterment of society in President Nixon has claimed he didn't learn about the bribe you say, 'No, we are willing to hearings. Dean added: general. They want truth, with it." memorable phrases have now payments until March 21, 1973. Yet we had reported the story In "Maybe we could go into the justice and the American way. been added (expletive deleted), 95) newspapers more than two months earlier. '4That is why we aie going to I inaudible), (unintelligible) coal busines," suggested the The White House transcripts show that John Dean told the eceard director. '1t never put that 1400 million in a cigar and(characterization omitted. President on March 21 that blunt was demanding an additional hurts to diversify, you know." box and hide it in a garbage can Danger In Justice Separation To the Victorians, a series of 1i20,000. No, no," interrupted the in the cafeteria" denoting things best left "You have no choice but to come up with the $120,000 or ouW jtroides that the independent to the Imagination, made for By K-tV ('KISIl.E Erins lilI, -8ii, "Great, chief," shouted the dirctor of planning "Why whatever it is. Right" asked the President after much Thefleraidsenlees make the Department of attorney general appoint and spicy reading. To Americans dusslon. don't we buy a McDonald's advertising director. '1 can independent remove all U.S. attorneys and today, two curved marks on the Justice an franchise or two' 'That's where start a campaign of ads I can "That's right," agreed Dean. In our (oncern over establishment of the United marshals. This would have page,l tell nothing and tell all the money is these days. We Just see the one in the New Yor! "Would you agree that that's the prime thing that you damn given to the attorney general a it all, could sell gas and oil on the side Times. A big picture of a cigar Watergate, we are in danger of States. well better get that done" pressed the President. large patronage system The department, in essence, box with the Line, We know emiia.sculating the presidency. and make a fortune." "Ub'iously," said Dean, "he (Hunt) ought to be given some "Forget It," said President what to do with your money' or setting up independent political would become a fourth branch and oud have enabled him to signal anyway." Zzzzon himself, glaring sternly. Hereiswhyyeudon'tget green power bases with little of the goiernmeat, somewhat wield, aside from his legal "(Expletive deleted), get It," directed the President. responsibility either to the rimiLar in independent status to Functions, a great deal of "We're in the oil business. We stamps anymore." Whatever Richard Nixon A discussion followed about who should arrange the money. "You're fired," Prri!ent president or to Congress and the Supreme Court —though of dependent political power may eventually be found guilty White House staff chief HR. Haldeman mentioned John Mitmade all our excess—or, __________________________ thus creating political chaos or course quite different in func- nationwide. Extensive hearings of, or not guilty of. he stands (hell's name, Oil the bill have brought convicted, by his own words, of interzimnab1t whips.awing Lion Immediately following the meeting, Ibideman telephoned ______ This reporter has spent some Under present provisions of proposals that the attorneys a lack of faith in his fellow Mitchell, who allegedly asked aide Fred LaRue to deliver $75,000 months now looking into the bill, the attorney general, and marshals be appointed itmncricans amounting to moral in campaign cash to Hunt. The FBI has established that the prcposals by senators and thedeputyattorneygeneraland through some sort of a career obtusene. money as delivered about 10 o'clock that night to Hunt's attongressmen, by the staff of the the solicitor general would be civil service system - It is not tofliC)'. ________ The President had nothing 10 suggested with clear whether this Senate Watergate Committee appointed by a president, Mitchell reported back to the White blouse next day that Hunt was no lon.t'r a problem. and by prominent Scnateconsent,furatermof six change will be incorporated do with the planning of the burglary of Democratic _______________________________ -____________________ .cademicians. years. This, in practice, would into a revised bill heauarters in the Wat'gate _________ _________________ tit Some proposals would lessen moan an incoming ________ Ilut in any event, and of the affice of Daniel the president's control over his president would have for the regardless of how these district F:lbberg's psychiatrist, Ills role _____ cabinet officers and agency first tto to four years of attorneys and marshaLs L"C in the subsequent coverup of BERRY'S iORLD heads, some over the term. .i chief law officer and the iho the attorney general these operations, to what extent bureaucracy, leavirg the two top deputies appointed by IniI3wIIJ I. ,. " he played any role, caine long _____________________ career civil service in greater the opposite political party. as it now stands, would be most after they had occurred This new czar of the Justice rather. I mean our well- Zzzzon said calmly, "I always control over actions taken b) difficult to remove, He would deserved and fur-the-public- knew you were a provaeateur the executive branch. Others l)epartment would have the not serve under the president's Vet nwnerous times in the propose the monitorini. of power to appoint nine to 10 'nniI r' nrnfitc—in the oil frr th s.n..t. of ei. - . UIVIUIV ...... LdIjJU udII4.Ilp%, U UrUVE Un(J ('1JIJ4J J' 01J5W(J vy w,,'...',",,. remk-itial appointees before assistant attorneys general, we other unAmerican ecology business. Why shouid prefl only For "neglect I'resident and his advisors tlw;.'re allowed to take office apparentl without regar'l to change sports cars in the freak organaratmons of duty" or nialicasance in consider, and each time reject, Now must of these the views or wishes of the middle of the stream, so tO "No,thas$400 nullion will just office," The Ervmn bill, in fact, the idea of letting it all "hang president speak' The American people be between us We'll keep it 1Irotxs1tions will wvioubterl states most pretisely that a out," or even trying a 'limited in '(hue die 1k would appoint the thrt't-ior t-ongrt'sso.nl enLs a havent been paying t.) o'r in the cigar box there arid that is. tell the Iiuijor purpose of the proposed hand-out" gallon for gas for nothing, you ,ny time anybody needs a little conumnittee or other. But there is of the Federal Bureau of w ts to insure the l)epartinent truth, or some of it. and would know. Sometimes, if we're in a spending money, tie can go take one, a proposal by Sen. Sam In estigation of Justice would "be insulated Itad the President a ear ago Ervin Jr,. head of the Senate (k'terminc the order of sue guxl rnod, we even clean their out a few hundred thousand frihizi the direct political control stepped before tIme American Select ('nrnnitttec on t-e&sitn if he and tius two tualor wtn,4tJtiitd f' them as li.ni as ,, -t CCUUve urancn in peopk ,and told them Watenate that seems dectin-t-J assistants wer incapacitated a 'UCt' 'i'au'thmni You m Pate t it isnitno durt and it (1T1 t't 11) ttilri, 'i -l'i-:o i a1'-ratiofl ti the r itt- 'b ,rit h,aI learned an! h. LSti'UlU th'i v a few htur W} .\. u -Senate hit' prrsnt Ervmn tnl :,i\n apoLogzzeI for the actions of want their money frittered that's alt rLht. I'ENSACOI .A, Flu ,0 '.c DOONESBURY !.- - bo by Garry Trudeau * $ SAPU ORO. hA 32771 , S31 ,,, ELEPHOPIE 373 LV XIS WALTER A 01(10* .'iAYPE 0 DOYLE L - - TO ,, -_-.;__- - at PU;EPS , ROBERT C MARgEY A4prt.t.ng DiritiOf " ' 'V , s w. %fl Br Ma': ia bior.04 ic"e 0iytf All OtPa.c Mà,t: 12 7OMomffi.M*.'tmc%l5?0, c? the presidcne In the end, he may have sacrificed everytlniw in the fooljsh decision not to trust the understanding, Judgment and capacity of the people to forgive , :i 'it. -" "Gentlemen, why aren't WE maksng obscene profits like the oil comp..,:es')" 6' - - - '. - - - - - Pettigrew: Canal Board Deatl"i Depends On Pii bi ic — . _______ I BR EA K FoR THE A I 0 P E N HOUSE Jerry Thomas Seeks Governor's Seat CAVALIER MOTOR INN Askew ___________________________________________________ Gets Vet Area Death Fee B i II IS - ' , p.., i I •' I•,fl ' $ 1 75 _________________________________________________________ ADD ITI U NAL OPEN HOUSE SPEC IALS : rcvvt I P o Ii cy APi TM .1 -\hlAssl:I-:, Fl:i hit' dii leremu: e' twtw cen the' policy to guide' Florida's growth appears to tie 29 pages. 'flI'c Afl.tl1 rnnrtat'pti ,. ........... 17.1 The hhoust' measure, passed early in IlK' sesstun by a 109-li tok', was ii more detailed, tIpage dotumiuent. 1l('112800. The matter now- appears headed for a conFerence comuu iiiittetl. "I suspect the hioust' will it'fuse to concur in the Semite ______________________________ _________ P Ian Bill In S ta te I-b us e I Monday a two-page resolution stating in broad outline how growth in the state shiajuld lx' controlkil r- - - GOP's - That, of course, would have meant sacruf icing the careers of his closest and mimost '.'alued associates as well as a great deal of his own Inuige and that Opponents Stall Land Use . - ' name, the publi' would surely have rallied bhind him. (hf SUSSCWIPTIO$ RATES mi in nis e-'i By The Associated Press Picketing Mom irs S u n Ia n ci Sex A tt acks - ndtoss Pr1uJir1 — '' l - - P- t, , - - , - --- ' - Growth polu( — Ikqwr.1974 Monday, May 13, tatc to take ,o. tiorl I' dea1 The house the overgrowth of Florida. Bills passed: Twopage version of a 31-page Provides a $300,- policy adopted earlier by Tourism 000 appropriatIon to promote house. CSHCII2&I0. To House. h—.' ,—'----1-I auto tourism in Florida until the The Governor 3'.C- ------cIt c. ce ci s'c end 11 June. 11133095 Melvin. Signed into law -.,,i C'1$iiIOC4.rG Veto sustained: Insurance Forbids bank TALLAHASSEE, Flu. tAP Rep. Charles Boyd, l).Holly- Ocala, and Eugene Tubbs, l)rivers Licenses Allows holding companies to become A bill to require all Florida wood and sponsor of the bill, CS- Merritt Island, provide that the trsons whose auto inspection involved in insurance agencies ESTIMATES cities and counties to plan use of 11112705, estimated the charges state would pay cities and on a weekend to delay expires or sales. 11B3152 blouse Insur. their lands has been stalled in would be $400 to $600, counties 75 per cent of their renewal until the next working ance Committee. the house. "This bill is not designed to costs to start planning agencies day and provides that the deMedical insurance Allows Opponents used prolonged control growth," he said. and would at least partially -# partmnentofhighwayszuktyand chiropractic services to be in (lebate, a stack of amendments "What this bill is designed to do reimburse local governments motor vehicles may issue iden- medical insurance policies. Resort Tax Rejected anti parliamentary maneuvers Is have' people pay their way that now have planning. tification curtis to irondnivers. 11112929 Culbreath and others SOUTHERN Monday to put off the vote until into the State of Florida,'' 'I Al .l.AIIASSEE, h'la. APi A hlittise C(flhiliittee has Iha' bull originally called (or 11118-tn 'little, Cooperative's t\llows rural t(l(lay on the high priority issue', again rejected a bill levying a 2 per cent resort (mix *n The bill also would establish a au appropriation of $10 million AIR The Senate electric co-ops to pay directors' C1)nSdered a major step in nine-member committee to to carry out the planning lilg,ngs and admissions, probably burying the measure of Sanford, Inc. Bills Passed: expenses while on co-op bustmanaging Florida's growth. for this year. draw up a uni(ormn statewide grants. The amount that would Maple Ave. 100 N. Ph. 322-1321 Rural water Directs ad- ness. SR491 Borne. On another growth bill, the Formula (or assessing the fees, be provided The blouse Finance and Tax Committee Monday ___________ for the grants was ministration department to set Finance and Taxation Cornrefused to approve the bill, 1183313, on a 13-13 vote, Several key amendments not settled, up a plan to provIde water and mnittee approved 16-10 a bill to were' added to the land planning The panel rejected the measure 16.13 last - eek but it The sponsor, Environmental sewer services to people living was left pending on a motion for reconsideration by Rep. allow cities and counties to bill to make it more palatable to h'otection Chairman Guy SpI\' in rural areas. 1183317 Thomas charge impact fees to new resi- lawmakers From counties Billy Joe Rish, 1)-Port St. Joe, cola, 1)-Tampa, said the fight To Governor, dents to pay for services they which oppose the Rish was among three members absent when the cornrequirement. over the bill boiled dow-n to a _______ Pesticides Relates to applirequire such as police, sewers, notice voted again on the measure sponsored b) House The amendments, sponsored clash of urban versus rural in- cation of restricted pesticides Speaker Terrell Sessuins, DTampa, and opposed by and classrooms, by Reps. Kenneth MacKay, )- te're.sts. Sets up licensing procedures tourist business groups, and rules anti pesticide appli' cation council. (S-SI3374 AgriProsecutor Appeals culture Committee. To blouse. Requires that pre. I)rugs WEST PALM IIEACII, Flat APt A three.judge panel drugs be labeled ac' scription says it will consider a prosecutor's attempt to try dairy ___________ cording to finished dosage, millionaire Nadean McArthur on murder charges. __________ form of the drug and name and ,..,, Mrs,McArttur,36,wasmdictedlastAug.3obyagrand I c.:. .e A place of the packer or disjury, but Circuit Court Judge James E. Alderman •,,,, ,-,,,, tributor. 11113524 F'orbes. To dismissed the indictment because no court reporter was J'fl 4!á Pv.c? P governor. fesent at her hearing. j1 ft.. "t'af r:., TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (A?) of land in the' Oklawaha River unrealistic and the canal Crt'ates council Red tide The panel said Monday it would consider assistant opponent of the Cross- area that has been affected by authority unresponsive to the for coordinating red tide re.ittorney general Basil Diamond's assertion that Floride u t. ic Florida Barge Canal says only now-halted construction of the Cabinet and the people. search. SB783 Henderson and law does not require the recording of grind jury strong public response can save canal. "The cana authority has (,th('rsT() House. testimony. his fight to abolish the canal how-ever, the bill also would demnomestrated an arrogant and authority, leave the way cicar (or the continuing lack of responsiSen. Richard Pettigrew, t)- project to be continued if it is veness to changing [x)licle. of Miami, said a bill to abolish the later found to be in the public the Cabinet and the State of A • authority, approved -1 Monday interest. Florida, current legal realities b) the Senate Natural Re- I'ettigrew told the conumnittee and ultimately a lack of sources Committee, w'ill not be that the measure would trans. siveness to all the citizen.s of passed in the last three weeks of Fer control of the barge canal's Florida," s-aid Marjorie Carr of the legislative session unless future from the canal authority Micanopy, representing the "the people are interested in to the governor and Cabinet, He Florida DeFenders of the Ens iTALLAHASSEE, Fla. tAP) "We want the violent, insane the issue," said the legislature needed to ronment. s A Jacksonville woman who anddelinquent.sseparated from Sen. Lew Brantley, fl-jack. act on the canal before the The proposed 105-mile canal says her mentally retarded son the nonviolent," she said. sonville, a canal proponent, federal govermimnent takes at- was about one-third completed was sexually molested and Jack McAllister, stmite retar- kept the bill off the Senate floor tion. when I'resudent Nixon ordered Because of the energy and gas crisis. Orange Hearing Aid Center is bringing our Service to YOU!! beaten by another patient at a thition division director, said by voting approval and asking Environmmut'nt;dtsts say the the w *rk stopped on Jan. 1, state hospital was among that it be reconsidered when the tuna I aCOfl(*ifliCall is the patient who attacked Mrs 1971 YOU ARE INVITED TO OUR group of parents comnrnittee meets again who picketed Masters' son had been sepa. the state Capitol Monday. rated and that police were in- Thursday. Mrs. LL Masters was one of vestigating the attack. The measure, Sf1059, weuld 25 parents who brought their abolish the canal authority and children, some in wheelchairs, "Things of this AT THE type occur in- put its assets under control of to seek legislative support fo Frequently whenever ' the Natural Resources Departimproved facilities at six Sun- dividuals are placed together," fluent. It also would give the deland Centers for the Mentally McAllister said, adding that the partment 18 months to study Tallahassee ceremnon attended 'l'1\1.I.1t11&sF;F;, H;,. state is setting up special cenRetarded. Just South of Zayre Plaza 3200 S. U.S. 17-92 Sanford, Fl, ILSC', maintenance or restoration Formiier Senate President Jerry by then Vice President Spiro 1. Mrs. Masters carried a picket ters to handle violent patients in 9a.m. toS p.m. Banquet Hall Thursday & Friday, May 16 & 17 'l1M*m!u;s announceti today as a Agnew sign with a phto of her son thut' six Sumulamuif ('enters State party officials expect camululati' for the' Republican Philip, 31, following the beating throughout the state. OPEN HOUSE SPECIALS-AND SPECIAL INVENTORY CLEARANCE Thommuas to he unopposed for ttra' ________________________________________________________________ riomnination as governor, lie which she said was adminisAfter picketing outside the rain,atuiin 'id his candidacy would give tered by another patient at the Capitol, the group went inside FIATURING OUR l-'Iurida voters "a clear phils,oPOPULAR ALL IN THE (AR - 0 Gainesville Sunland ('enter. to meet with legislators and HIARISG AID Iituitil choice in November.' She said the patient had sexu- representatises of the gover. HEAR I ecu but RIGHT Under I)emnocratic (;'av. lieu. ally molested her son three nor's office IS THI (AR' f*r ii Askew's administration, It s ii ae lb. ei Their dt'mmiunids mt-lude'iI up. tunes and and when he refused N. tech Ivbcs SI w'*si Florida is L't'coining "nothing to submit a fourth time, he was grading mnedicai and dental Ht N u .1.11:1..t MPI:RT • Srpl, ibp beaten. ii ore' than a 'Little' Sir Echo' of care for patients, immediate inTAI.l.AIIASSEE, Ha i Al' the welfarism that has been the ''We feel our legislators are t'estigatlon of all unusual in\lrs Nellie' I, Lamiipert, 83, of The Florid;i Senate' txla t'uiulation of a I)emocratu' ('on. not being told all that goes on at cidents, including assault:;, and 1323 hunt Rd., I.4angwood, died uinaniimmuusly approved a bill gress some Four decades," Stind;iy. the Sunland Centers," she said, better pay for employes. She caine to 1ngki giving veterans attending 1'homiias, a former IX'mnocrat. six weeks ago from Xenia, Ohio ALL AM1RICAS MADI The group also said the Or- school "My son's nose was broken, his on the (I bill an addi. ';iiiI. teeth knocked out, he received a lando and Tallahassee Sunland She was born in Yellow' Springs, tmonal 1,0 days to p;. - registra1 4500 his st,ite',mient drew ,.urnpiete With brain concussion and was in ('enters were fire traps and turn lees it (Omflhluiiflit)' Ohio. .,nd was a I're'sbvtermamu nil- long applause From Republican Survivors surgery three and a half needed upgrading leges include tw ,, -;.•, 0 0 Custom Made Far legislators, aids arid friends Mt'Allsster said (;ov. Reubmn hours" 'l;iughitci's, Mrs Nanette Mold & Batteries 'Ii 54 11 31.0 vote, the Senate sent gathered in the Simuiti' i-hiamnlx'r \lscr' I.i'rugwoed and Mrs Mrs. Masters said the attack Askew requested $2 2 million in I5 ALL iN THE EAR R ETA IL V A LU E TO 5 389 00 HtARIG *105 ___________________________________ _____________________________________________ ' ut- cured because the state tried this year's budget to correct the lull, 11l12fi21, to the gover. w hen', as a foriiie'r Senator, tie Martha l.uttrell, Xenia, Ohio, nor formally announced what he to cut costs by mninglmng violent fire and safety hazards at all lii grande'hmldrt',i and seven SOME EYE CtSS HEARIP(I AIDS AVAItABLE AT LOW INVENTORY CLEARANCE PRICES tuol lxiii saying in private' For the enters patients w ithi other patients In the Ilnust, the Environmiii*nthi.s. Service amid burial will tie in mm iemutal I 'rotet'tiomi L'omiimiuitte" Thotumis a 45-year-old , I )liiu ( ;r;anmuk *w F'unie'r1i I IM'gan raan,sideration of a Suniera Beach banker, has been Hearing Test And Evaluation lint in t h,*rg I tt'.tusst'd bill to revise the iiiaking speeches around l"l()nIcu .t.ate oil spill law • CIea9Inq • Testing • Ultra Sonic Cleaning Of Ear Mold than a %t'ar to tt - - ,,.--i - .,_ — — — , J ____________________________________ - tonight with final action on $300 would be "Just a few' million ceeds to pay off $90 million in million, pay raises and benefits for state Senate budget means the state million in capital outlays, dollars, not perceptibly lower" bonds that would be issued to would furnish 11.044 billion in euiployes. Meanwhile, the Senate Ways than the $4.55 billion sought by purchase environmentally en. funds to local school districts Harris said the house budget The Senate pay hike bd and Means staff was compiling Askew, The $455 billion in- clangered land.s, starting in July, contains these major provi. on a different proposal than amendments approved by the eludes trust funds marked for Saunders, who proposed the sions: $114 million for a school that recommended by Askew, panel Monday night on its $2.5 specific' purposes amendment, said the fund's tax rollback sought by Askew: -ouuiion generai revenue spenuSenate Ways and Means eirnings would pay both princi. $80.5 million in pay hikes and The Senate committee also ing budget. The Senate coin- Chairman Robert Saunders, I)- pa1 and Interest on the $90 mu , included another $7.5 million to benefits for state emnployes; muttee approved amendments (;auness'ille, said the amended lion in tx*rids. $220 million for state univer. cover increased costs of conS Monday night that pared sonn' Senate bill would be at or near Askew recommended that all sities, which includes cuts of up structing the new high-rise $40 million from its budget. Askew's proposal. $120 mmullion in surplus funds be to 15 per cent in graduate pro- state Capitol in Tallahassee. The Senate panel will start IiThe Ways and Means staff di- used to purchase environmen grains, The committee found The original amount funded (or nal action on its budget once its rector said preliminary corn- tally endangered lands, instead evidence that graduate student the building, some $25 million, staff completes work, which pilatlons put the Senate budget of issuing bonds. enrollments were padded to mn was appropriated by past legis. ouhl be as earl)' as tonight. at $4.53 billion. The House still has to decide a-r;e iipr(pruatuons l;ituira's. The House committee unaniThe Senate panel approved whether it should recommend irilbusly approved moore than amendments to its budget Mon. funtlini the $121) ummilljon that 12 3 billion in general 'revenue day night, including removing Askew said 5houltl be used to x'nding at a mmievting Monday $ l2iI millo ii in surplus lund_s l'i the I.indI I a h a s s e e Ta I I y - - -- ' Tuesday, May 14, 1974-5A - •..", '- The Sanford Herald Final State Budget Action Al' Vice Presidc'nt Gerald Font .ind l'ma-ikmit Nixon's I%*'C('IIUL' in the' Watergate affair during a short sw ir through the South After speaking to audiences in New Orleans and Baton Rouge, Lii,, Ford's only significant reference to Watergate in the trip caine Monday night in Pensacola, st here tie told a nearly-filled auditorium ''the overwk'lriiing weight of the evidence proves the President iS innocent" but that "the constitutional processes must proceed," Ford told 1,200 people in Pensacola that "corruption in g'vernnuerit is painful" but the goverrunent could withstand the stresses of impeachment. —" __________ -----'-i,. Ia Defends N i x on JO iiiiitt'tI military 4 ), '-2'."'- TM.LAIIASSEE, Flu, (AP) night, leaving the $300 million that were reconimended for The panel twice rejected at The Senate panel's budget inharris said diversions, in. The blouse Appropriations for tonight. transportation projects. cluding $25 million of added cludes $114 million fur Askew's tempts to kill the $114 million to Committee was expected to house Appropriations Chair. The panel voted to put $18 school construction, will prob- proposal to lower maximum fund Askew's tax roll back wrap up a $2.6 billion general man Marshall harris, D. miiillion of those Funds in an in- ably reduce the land purchase school property tax rates from proposal. The Herald Services (-) -.---- - America is seeing its once- the government in Its tax and uat we are always willing to complete statement, but make the House — and, most lw,- we wrote, 'and save the White blouse embarrassment." The Herald Services But we still couldn't find out who was paying their legal bills. unexcelied productive capacity monetary policies which affect At exactly 7: p.m., March cooperate, but no one is asking it very incomplete. Sees that Is portantly, if the American it "Who is paying fur these hlgh.powered, hlghpriced attorneys?" what I mean." challenged from abroad in the availability of capital for 20, 1973, President Nixon us for anything." public, having heard and The President's remarks in a all, concurs in the rightness of we asked in our December 26, 1972, column. By this time, we had plwit InodernlzatiOns. disturbing ways. telephoned his then counsel 'Stonewalling' is official succeeded in winning the confidence of some of the Cubans on the One thing, however, is in workers American John Dean and spoke with him parlance for brazening a Feb. 23, 1973 meeting with Dean the ision — the - Solons Near tç - ,-,,I,,,nnt,. III r,,i ii,., it IiII '' n'.t, t Ii ned i ill ra'Iust' ii aott', prt'smtkmit-de.s mgniatt' Semiatr I ( 'iimminuittt'e hairmuuari ( .n;' Spit uhi. I m.'F,,m iiu.,, san I the' 1)1 II, ili fir mmiore peaupk' know lx' was ruumunnmnle r ,, c rio ir wrtt'ai .o Seritt' president in twct'n toni anti Senate I'rt'si M*ind;i "It s tlmns to lot' if we are go. ilent4l('slgrlatl' I)t'mnpsey lIar- 1911.72 antI switchied tO the tiOl' 'I imag to have a gruwttu policy ml ron, 1)-Panama Cit) would re- in Noveiiiht'r 1972 at "ugtut to be' a simple one," Sen. t-t'ive a muir nearing. Kenneth h'lante, fl-Winter Passage of the' veterans bill l'ark, said. tame' as the Senate tx'gani t'onl'lante' said neither hit' liousi' sult'nution of a short calendar of iair St'miate' version would have noncontroversial issue's. the' effect of law, but would in, stead merely set up broad prin. Veteramus attending state universities already art' :tllowt'd ipks the t'xtm a t:imue' it' pa rt'gistra. hluet ever, lli'iise' Speaker 'lt'rrell Sessumns, 1)-Tampa. trm let's. Semi. Robert Grahamu, U.Miuuim I ,aka's, satd the timuut' te lui has placed the growth was needed because of (he lutepolicy at the top of his agenda br its lust session in the ness in delivery of education iegsslature, said he' was assistance cheeks from the' fe'l. '''t' iinh,,,,,t u- iiI tb.' t'.'nr,t,' ii lion - AT NO CHARGE • Adjusting • Replacement Of Tubing On Ear Mold ________________________ _____________________________________________________ he Nt) I4ARGE Seiices May Increase The Efficiency lii Your ____________________________ , -.-L-. - FREE REFRESHMENTS TO ALL A rr PI I I LISILU iJr - A P RR 1)1 nQ Lr'IhIvIuLuu -- - P 11 P fl Q UUIhUJ AVAILABLE AT SPECIAL DISCOUNT PRICES Rep?4r Of All Make Hearing Aids - Maximum Price '15" TWO HEARING AID SPECIAL/S TS WILL BE ON HAND TO PROVIDE THESE SERVICES. 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His last discard had been the jack of clubs and South anCASE A632: Hannah H, ilCd nounced triumphantly, "It a 20, Journalism student. is squeeze." and looks like a "Dr. Crane," she asked played a club to dummy's ace. during a forum discussion at JIe iiiale .t3cillis tic Says She s No 'Fre wa th _______ _________ /. __ ."', - A)J ,f. & i 1 I— I 91 _________ •'• ' - 'iji - 411=111i ____ & do -_ 4I - - \j . ,, r c- i ; . .t -_'T' •.-. Z. ~ CAMPUS CLATTER 4 -.1. ....... It! - ''- -_ ________ ______ VU with BIMO BURNS U by Larry Lewis CHIEF, WE'VE HAD COMPLAiNTS"" ~VHY ' C0MPLAINT ABOUT M MEN CAUGHT SO I PER CENT HOW 'YOUR C4iIIPLJS PER CENT O THE ISN'T BAD ' N CHIEF POLICE DEALT WITH STREAKERSI I_______________ ___ STREAKERS. V I ____ 8U THES' ALL ERE ( FESIALES 441~~_ 6 '4 7 A • ________________ _________________ ____- . aaii ;~ ij ' I";, % 1, ______ _________ __________ _______ ______ ____________________________________________ ________________________________________ _______________________ % _______________________ _____ _____ by Hcimdohl & Stoffcl BUGS BUNNY A ( -HEY' ) ~~ . .1)) :' 4. A%/' NN ABOUT SOl4E I _____ ' ,,,, el she received pe rmission to visit the crime scenes so she would I To IT'S NOT 1, OAI .01 sis n 11 EVENING ___________ - _____________ _____ Nell, 7:30 (2) Sale 01 The Century To Tell .i . ' l i- A a•c fir.'' lrIm'as IF V O t 'fl ( 11111) IS ()ItN I ' ___ ___ Animal aven _ _ __________ rt ":;'-. ' "i. I V- il IL. _______ _________ _______ ____________ ________ ______ _________ - t\ -r ____ - a- ; #'v-.' es-a t.:". A-- A ar.' Cc""." :a' -s Cc; V-NOW PLAYING ONE W1,HEATER ORLANDO-N. GATE IV, ORANGE BLOSSOM I. 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(') Draqnet GI ___________ , I See It" 7:00 (2) To Tell The ______ - O6ARGAIMATIC (6) Whal's My Line (9) Split Second (13) "Now You ________ DROK I 0 Ii 0O (2, 6) Vdzard Of Odds TUESDAY ______ 11 Sc ream in g , RIGHTER -- . __________________ Television ___________ )jJ) Su:,an and her two 1974-7A ________ _________ F-----1 I __ __ .. - , 1 NGK0 _____________ thcoining summer voyage to t the opposite. I shop Tuesday, May 14, R _____ "It was very difficult for me, - I WEEK-MONTH _ . Johnson' THE RI&GASil -- -- - _,r Jeremiah _______ what occurs. HOTEL L .-.-I- - . , OF !? - - . - - - - - - . :r8:30 CBS RerunThey may as viewers will see between Robert Wagner offer nice parents, who are opposed because of her condition. The bave picked our happy couple conversations with Moyers. performances in a warm story girl's sudden a collapse as "Husband and Wife of the about a polio-afflicted woman. Year," but the sponsoring 8:3011 CBS HAWAII FIVE-O Miss Wood plays a 32-year-old traumatic experience, until It Is organization didn't count on one Rerun 'V for Vashon" This 2'- woman who once was a March learned she suffered no worse than an appendicitis attach. obstacle. Maude makes a hour special was boiled down of Dimes poster girl. She wears distressing discovery that from three episodes in its a leg brace and requires aid of FLOYD T4EATRES Walter's will bans her From original telecasting. The Kenny sticks to walk. She has cs*i making any decision regarding baseline of the story deals with become a successful composer, approva organized crime but until Marcus mon agner .W)I an executor. She goes Into a headed by Dominic Vashon, comes along, she never felt 3 ).7 IS VS WAdull I 04 Child Pit14li rage hardly befitting the ideal played by Luther Adler. His strong emotions of love. a wife of the "Husband and Wife grandson is nabbed by police, Wagner becomes deeply at. I of the Year." and jailed. Itsetsoff a gangland tracted to her, and the story 8-8:30 ABC HAPPY DAYS battle and, when the youth is then centers on his efforts to Rerun "Richie's Cup Runneth released, he's bumped off. break down her emotional B Ha R,ted Our T,a'ri Cni O.i Pr.c.s • Over" Dad's consent permits Vashon blames McGarrett, and barriers. _______ ________________________ Richie to attend his first frames him for murder. 1DRIYt IN bachelor party, and he gets McGarrett actually is accused _________________ 10-11 ABC MARCUS WELBY, ________________________ more than he expected. That and suspended until, of course, LD. "Each 0ay a Miracle" A includes a lift horne by Verna his innocence is proved. One young woman whose leukeniu, La Verne, the exotic dancer who way to kill an evening. to have been arrested pops out of the cake at the is permitted to enroll in college raunchy party for Potsle's 8:30-10 NC BANACEK where she becomes active, arni " Heavy Traffic" cousin. Rerun "Fly Me If You Can Find falls in love with her biologsPI% Al ID 8-8:30 PItS HILL MOYER.S' Me" A big airliner makes an professor. Talk of marriar. 'S(reaminq Tu'r" JOURNAL 'I.tvin Free in the emergency !anWn;, and then h'.cevrr, turi; both tl-r ] Rockies" Stuart Mace, a disappears. That's right, genetic biologist who took up a disappears. ,M t's Banacek's - Thoreauesque life in the assignment is to Find that 0 AndNOwThe Rockle3 more than 30 years a irliner. Sterling Hayden is ago, enjoys the blissfullnss of featured. R Starts 6001MRS his 400 acres near Aspen, Cob., dogslcdding through the 8:30-10 ABC TUESDAY Midnight R -:'No NG NoCOtOR Show.ng Show living in the great outdoors - "The Affair" Natalie Wi4 and HIS DAUGHTER my size, so every time she sees _.......J - _- t _ She explained w he n she first -_ their honors or their for. I' SH ' have a better understanding of horn, as it were, by recruiting .1 •'•:i __________ stated. For the coeds toot their own jjjpJIII1iiJ ___ I --. I—- - -__ - - Ton igh 's T J7 high 1 igh.ts IT WITH YOUR HELP!_______ - ____ _____ _____ but it has helped," she stressed. 'Ias ta ts r t_ Europe, or thei father's wealth - - - Susan i'wardosz WaS coaxed into this poS Jim Dixon and Dave Brundage and social status. • Whoops ! Floor this photograph was especially posed with Zlfl examine clothing from the ' CAPTAIN EASY by Crooks & Lawrence Though all of those things crime scene to determine Ifl tifllOa(led g may make the coed feel im,-"" PPU1, t HI. PUCEY piJ,,•-, 'Id I Got Sun Tan wr whether powder residues are I'.' :v':. A \\ cuE4wO'.Nl' ) T RR pot-tant, they don't build UP H K; 165 DEAR DAUGHTER: An 80- me wearing some th ing new Susan began her career For p she heaved a tremendous sigh /vEgY5PEC-/4L \ IT CIPJ'1 E4CLOI resent. JOR-OFN,YOiJ rO ro w' ego of her escort. the Crime Laboratory, Illinois year-old man who looks like 60 says: "When you're through of relief, PAF'Ty L2 . She said many tines the 'Ag..wIT4 yOu1 Instead, if she wishes to wina and think's he's Fred Astaire with that, throw it my way." A. FLAME ! -I stUl do not feel coni. Bureau of Identification in DEAR POU,Y- My Pet well for me for many years as defendent will claim he and the It makes me feel like ' I should Peeve is with the wearing three sons and two tomboy 2nd date, she must focus on fortable firing a gun for the first September of 1967 under the I md on soda pop yet) is entitled ',. afCNO ... PLrA5E / victim were struggling for the J, T # COAIE not on HER, and th us be time. There always is a chance supervision of Joseph D. itcol (UIPI. to have a little fun. Let Dad give it to her after I've worn It a qualities of knee-high hose to daughters raised in clean white ui gun and it accidentally went off. \ 0 deft wi th honest complimen ts that something is wrong wi th It who was t he n su pe have a good time. And-thank season, but I li ke to kee p my wear under slacks. They are clothes can testify.-REVA. _______________ rintendent of "If we determine the distance 4 heavens you aren't serving clothes from one season to the made wi th nude heels and toes DEAR POLLY-Mrs. C.W.M. about this athletic prowess or that we have not been able to the Illinois bureau. to be six feet and the suspect '. .,J - , chicken soup to him in a rest next, and I really don't want to that are unnecessary and holes wanted to know how to get broad shoulders, capable detect," explained Susan Although she can instantly claims he was stru • ggling for the home e-wey day! -throw" amthing her way or appear after boots or even undershirts and white socks handling of the auto, etc. gun, we can pretty much . ik That 2nd word in th e form ul a anybod y else's way. shoes over them a few times. I reallywhitewi thoutusing harsh discount his story," she pointed and refers to DEAR ABBY: 1 would like a oJ How should I handle it? If I simply cannot fir,da brand that methods. Sorting the wash is is "Here -____ V wrestling partner. Someone say: 'I'll kee p you in mind," wears weil.-MRS. H,J. - _- __________ • important as only white things geography. They also examine bullets • - Newspaper stories about who would like to wrestle for then I'm committed to give it to • DEAR POLLY- Mrs. should go In together. Do not /\ :_:i.i I N ________________ ______ and cartridge cases and ob.. fun and exercise. I am not her. If I don't say anything, she C.W,M.'s best helper for really overload the washer. The Europe seldom interest us as jects, metal, glass or wood looking to be a champion. can assume she'll get It white clothes is good old Mr. clot hes must move freely In the much as those concerning FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thoves through which bullets have Washington, D. C. .. -. __________________________________________________________________________________________________ I am 66 years old, in good eventually. Sun. It is a bit more work to agitated water. Iadd laundry p'!"d to tterinine which way But Washington, in turn, Is health, and would like to stay .11, 1 1 1 I have given her a few things hang them outdoors but my borax with the detergent and -t he projectile traveled. ,,, ____ _________ that way as long as possible. in the past, but I don't like to be husband's underwear and the whenever possible hang my 1113)'bC 500 to 2,500 miles away ________ "It isn't all glamor and ex. from our home town. I've ne ver wrestled but that rushed. Any suggestions? ba by's diapers are REALLY white things in the sun to VE us -. citement," she stressed, noting Thus, a rape or arson cay. in type of exercist- oppeals to me. IJKES TO DRESS white and without harsh and my husband's old an`F - many times she must examine our Where should I look? DEA R LIK ES: I disagree. methods. This is also a fantastic dersttirts are as white as his Washi ngton doesn't I clothing from badly decom. one in our own eye like a simil ar WANTSTOWRESTLE Silence doesn't necessarily way to conserve energy ty not new ones.-lftS. p.s. posed bodies. ZOOM DEAR WANTS: Go to the imply agreement. But to amid using the dryer so much. What . ./ DEAR POLLY- A dish. city. "One never forgets that ___________ And if the crime took place YMCA U you're looking for a misunderstanding, say 'I'm a nice s,aisthne one ge ts from washing detergent bottle is a odor," she observed, GOT I ma le partner-at berwise, go to glad you like IL Lut I'm not bending over and stretching to good thing to use for stor ing next door, then our interest ________________________ ____________ rooms by ct It was s tr i ly by accident th pr oximity ' e close zooms further, by e the YWCA and ask If there is a making any promises." ha ng the clothes. There Is no la wn mower oil. It has th that she became a firearms _______ __________ wrestler who would like to work CONFIDENTIAL TO "K" more static electricity, ei ther. type lid and is leakproof when in space to our own epidermis. ____ ______ DAY' examiner. The "Now" explains why out with you. If there is YOU WHOSE CONSCIENCE Good old Mr. Sun is a fine and putting oil in the mower. Label "Supt. Nicol intended I won't have to twist his arm. BOTHERED HER FOR SO useful friend but sornetiir.es we the bottle with a marking pen.- children prefer a half piece of 5•-I'I become a document examiner, th is moment to an candy at MANY YEARS: I took care of forgethimandhLs value to Us.- THELMA. ' and he requested funding from -. .-... -, or ne xt DEAR ABBY: Here is a that little matter for you, and DEAR POLLY- To save entire piece tomorrow rns. J.R. by Dick Cavolli an outside source for the WINTHROP - ,; -.: problem that has our whole now you are square. Pleasant DEAR POLLY- and Mrs. C. time and hissing I always week. program," Susan explained . At -. Even college students will family divided: Shirley Is dreams. ) ______________________ W.M.- I know few people now powder my baby's feet a little JR RI ND NEVER LEAD WITH that time she had just received • da y's is makes usually vote for a ha lf use the old-fashioned methods when dressing he r. Th a bachelor of science degree I __________________ ' _______ r socks and sleepers go on vacation NOW to a fullda' off for keepi ng whi te th ings white he THIN6 IN with a major in biology from St. . but I find it worth the extra time smoothly and much quicker.- next tenth 1! 7. ____ ________________________ ________________________ ,Ci-IL 1OCY. lrnuts University in Missouri, CARROLL lnpsychobogy,wecallthisthe 'S to pre-soak soiled th ings in MARIJANS. NEVER 4LL and was considering a career in , "ttn11diac} of the present. You will receive a dollar If warm, not hot, water with soap \\ KENN'r' medicine. Various book titles and . - . _____ I , ____ or detergent and rub the dirty Polly uses your favorite ho=A ER .. OPE _ __ __ _ "The funding for the .,. 4--. _____ spots wi th a bit of soap. Twenty making Idea, Pet Peeve, Polly's newspaper headlines can thus document examiner program ' 'from the Carroll Ri#stsr Instituti minutes is long enough Problem or solution to a be rated on the basis of those 3 \' I not come about, so Nico! did _____ major components of the _____________________ '1 __ _____ although it will not hurt them if problem. Write Polly in care _____ \ .. / ttainCd me in tool mark iden. - • ' formula. "Human Interest" self more at. left longer. This has worked this newspaper. , ---------- --- -- - -tificatlon," For example, which one of (HcId Ph)V.) (1, L IdA NIChOlS) ___________ ' to snake your WEDNESDAY -----__ .--. Susan IIoInted out that Nicol, ,1974 these book titles far out-sold the tractive. MAY 15 pp PAR TY •' who now is at the University of SCORPIO I Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) __________________ other after both had received __________________________________ Preous Puzti _________ 5'l'I \_i •. -' .. Resee Collins, eft, and Ronnie McElvenny, of Illinois Circle Campus, was ' GENERAL TENDENCIES: Make plans to engage in the the same amount of nationwide A good day and evening to amusements you enjoy the ('asselherrv, had a joint sixteenth birthday asked by the Warren Cornnewspaper advertising: Chic Young Hodgepodge BLONDIE _____________________ ----______ : :':.' .• v -., :____________________________ direct your activities far most. Str ive for greate r mutual IlltSStOfl to make ballistic tests ' (ohms, home R(!See StlrprlS(' party. at the Collins -The art of Courtship ___ 'VE FELT SO SL_LY '- 42 I)iuhter ol LLHEES)ANDEES TI-SAT'S ODD""T\)OTS I BAKED A"4' beyond present bounda ries. USe ha ness with mate. Relax ACROS Ufl firearms from the Kennedy : -The Art of Kissing anned a Surprise party For her friend, Ronnie, we Is pl A. :a. YOuPS LilIan fl.AIIiY% 44 Lakim'Ih your finest judgment to make tonight. I Major or Ii.,, and %vas ill turn Surprised herself, to be inI Ltn5thy $ FO 'OL.I T'E "" PIE FOR your biggest aims workable in Minor -' Before he left the bureau he 4 1 I SAG FVIARIUS Nov. 22 to while the other pulled 60,500 9()q. % t'Iudt'd as a hirthdav honoree also, as both girls ills 1111 -- oo. I speciFic instances where for- Dec. 21 i Pla n how to ma ke trai ne d me to repla biii', ame (' 'ce him as • orders. 46 ____ have birthdays wittin a few (lays of each other. ,':GET LL i2-raftedhrr ' 4lYaungrel : - nierly it has been impossible to impros'ements in your home. A : Firearms examiner, and ' _____ A And that 'Kissing" title ______ _____ ___ TAKE ,, . ______ ,,1 53 LIpI point -rfully. work them Put succes. consider it tin honor to have , new approach at regular ac14 Concrit produced the 60.500 sales, .i iS Certain been trained by him" Susan ce llent 56 Craft (;ot to your local Ibrary and - ARIES iMar. 21 to Apr. l9s (Ivities can bring ex dagris S7llorstbark said. ls.rrow a copy of my college I7PaI ' " Private talks with financiers results. Avoid arguments. Iita!1et1 Officei' 3I(r,*ed lSt.,n:adi ~, , ) turmeric The laburatory is equipped 22 to Jan. textbook, "Psychology CAPRICORN i Dec. $8 (,oer stake --r ii $ comb form 33 Misplaces and other exper ts in business -i II of hemp S9Genus of ratik' with a steel-lined, four-foot box the data if you want a more IS Kind V. ,. into j .' can pave the way to greater 20 Plan how to obta in / , cmi 'ti.n' 9S-aremun4fr 4Ol-uropen 21 ( U. iiKOf!Ia for the Lest firing. to }0U need and gain the backing cosimplete anaysis of "Human 61 I,'mjl.' rni success. Put good advice blackbird; 10 Ass r) ?) Riser iSp I • "When we receive a firearm, persons who can assist you in Interest," plus the "Psychology By Democratic \ OH1CII u II Spur' 24 ReckwuAp work tmme'tiately. IX)V. i t H-":aas ii 43 Tributar04 we examine it to determine if it of Writing and Advertising. a new project. Be kind to a oil i t he Rhine -I 5O1 is much Meanwhile, send for the TAURUS tApr. 3)50 May 3)) friend. IS Lissum'd Jumber Other special guests includ ed is operable, and then fire test 2Aainst 29 scirr Ann hiri.sson, *if 401 W. 10th vume AQUARIUS i Jan. 21 to Feb. lxoklet "hii'w to Write Salable \'uu are highly magnetic now 2Kadgerlmkr shots from the weapon and 3 II. mur Mod Walker Talism an St., Sanford, was installed as Helen valentine, state BEETLE BAILEY £6 Motjnous mam'miI 34 Shining 'nrntor Cops," enclosing a long president of the Dermx and others wi ll assist you to get 19m Th inking along lines of -rattc president: Ruth Armstrong, (.'Olflpare them to unsolved I Biblical o.d 24 Biblical red 47(iibs airrralt Mediratr staiiiped, ret ur n envelope, plus Wen Club of Seminole Region II vice chairman and cases m our ope n file." the support you need. Show basing greater abundance is 251'rasi'rrndint 48iosrgi4 SI'iii,ar jisift \" BUT u%W ""\) W4EN -T1 %I'c,l(o*rt*of S0 Small aperturr Seportmr 7Iis2*dS sour appreciation in some fine at this time, but put your 00 ep resen ta tives of the Halifax. 4 County recently at an mr i4EA GET& eENERAL CO%IE Beiriurri 31('or,clvde' I-I ideas on a practical plane. Be C no tangible ssa.. _____ 2Ruj4trsiib' 2SFLaser 7(a'cotas 3IDnintbrd You English teachers can stillation luncheon held at lake County, South Seminole ________________________ / o 5401 Wi4EN Men's Formal Wear * 'OU'P BETTER o o bi 5',-'rrtlu Vi t'ri..l :1.çil logical r!,-mrii limb that it adds greater lhilmij;i' Inn, Sanford, 41 I:ipsF:r GEMINI May 21 to June !1 and New Smyrna Beach clubs N ~~ 11 RENTALS WA'N1& A , __,_,,,,,,i A • • .• . ur tiasses. tOO. ir iit,,tivmtl(un t tL PISCES s Feb. ? t' Mar. 2Oi tv 4 I 4111111 Other officers installed by (;iILs were I)resented to IllFor weddfrcs, Proms. etc ELMET, I Always write to Dr. Crane in Region I put %ou in coritact with the right Your judgment is fine now II 11 Chairman Jean coming anti outgoing officers 9 to 11 5 6 8 1 ________ .-areofttus newspaper,enclosing Norris of persons. Dress in fine taste. but get bus), with a project you 411 Lakeview Dr., including a plant for each I 04 E First St ___ , -.'.7 I_ a long st,uniped, addressed Sanford. in a avoid wearing more than two have in mind. Avoid one who 14 lTI candlelight donat~ld by Bob Hattaway of 12 - - 322-1811 - _, - t-ns'ebope and 25c to cover opposes you. Show that you col ors. ceremony included June Foley Altamonte Springs. typing and printing costs when of &mfldlewno(I Villas MOON (1I!I1)IIEN siune 22 have wi.sdom 17 6 jr" - Sanford: IIS 'reI for 'ne ! u lik 1, 5iresimleiit V irgimna Men-er she will have 20 I J4,UuklcLS.i ' - now, lict tie sure to express 'fOIM','...tw is ii 4 _____________________________ of Like Mary, recording _____ ________ --____ H ___________________________________________________ them o the right al lies for best excellent ideas on how to make _______________________ 0 C M'S'rCLIIT: and Dot Raines of _____ cmokey Sn-sri: results. [itmi overtook any a big uccrs in life, Give - " 1- 1 A _ I A SMPJ.IT rmAlc.p right spiritua l training early in 511 S. Magnolia Ave., Sanford, Grooning & Boarding Kennels ' THE PHANTOM de tails, ' treasurer, Lee Falk and Sy Barry 29 'hO 31 20 ____________________ 27 24 ___________________ ____________________ ' lEOtJuly 22 to Aug. 21 Your life so your progeny will know ____ _________________________________________________ __ ________________________________________ ______ __________________________ ' L . (;uest speaker was State [ 1' I? : J1EP f-' hunches are verb good now and the best course In fohiosi. There Ia" .'.rE. P.Th"R. .5 55 34 - 31 4'" I)emocratic Wonin's Club 45 IE ' E -l5('L4R S'v. -' i " --. ,. I 1 it is possible to work out fine could be excellent prosperity in ?__. r ,oE:',:'L-:k I ' ---i'i President MarsJim Everioie L.C",'\".' of a ph7n you th is chart, as well as a sue37 ____ ______ ••( - i'CE '-E - -_ I of Tampa who spoke on the - ___ ____________________ crssful marriage Sports are Smave mu mind. Be In' ' 5.E - sRE. topic, Ih'mnoerats Crusade for -.-L 41 )A!! Breeds, All Sizes " e5pthulIy fine here, 39 40 fr cooperative II.". _______ i I _.\. the htights of all Pepk'." 'I ' Pk1'4. ,, '-The Stars impel, they do not VIRGO i Aug. to Sept.Th / F. esiding over the meeting 44 ________________ 43 _________________ ______ ___________________ ____________________ 42 ______________ _________________________________ ____ _______________ •j,fr• fret wIth a clever associate uompel" What you make of I 141 9.~Am --r ssas M)rtle (ira*lick. of 2018 So. ________________________ Ato ..'H) work ''mt n''a .,.:ri".'u''eN sour li fe '. largely up to YOU' .1 '.1 49 50 51 1 5. 4-8 Park Ave., Sanford. outgoing i _ 46 414,_ .,j, ht pruIit5:: ('annul Righter's hritiividua! '' ~ 41t, k - -_ -11, '. i "-\~ - president and Harry _________________ ;1ttend - Ing the social tonight is Forecast far your sign foi- June I 55 I 54 53 _______ _____________________ L Complete Clipping Any Style j A ~ , _______________________________________ is now ready. For your copy .iitrlmisstuie former chairman of the k .j\ P ser4 your birthdate and $1 to Iaiil(fi iSept 2..'I to Ott 57 56 N 4 1 1 Se De '/ ________________ liiiprov': your surroundings and Carroll Itighter Forecast The 1 _____ ________ ________ tctith1,'t-' Comninittee, was 61 Ii nj euro rrr(ult -,make a t!ood impremion im Sanford Herald. 11.0. Box 6n. j, ___ ____________ ywuxl, Calif. ¶J ll those V.11'; sisit you. Take steps iIo I am j -I. - _- - - The Sanford Herald ______ s outside the laboratory," Susan "I , - ak' identify the many and varied ll and firearms lining the filing cases in U laboratory, she is not, as she puts It, "a gun freak." "I won't even go hunting with iny husband. I couldn't bear to kill some defenseless animal," she said. Itwaswhllevlslting Usescene of the crime ttiatSusan met her future husband, George d as crime scene technician by the Illinois Bureau of Iden. tincntion. lie now is supervisor of Franklin Park, Ill., Police Department's technical field support division, and conducts intensivc training in recwni/in, processing and preserving criminal evidence. "My husband and I go target shooting sometimes, but that Is fly DOROTHY CItYL)ER herald Services _______ he 's on, I blush like crazy, a . . - Gmu. Dave ... AND I CAN ONLY GET S _ _____ _________ POLLY 'S POINTERS I HAVE EVERY CONCEIVABLE 1VPE OF KITE IN ... THERE IS MY COLLECTION! BOX KITES, BUTTERFLY KITES, ONE KITE MUSICAL KITES, FIGHTiNG KITES... ou ICN'T IT AND I'VE GOT $T,..WITH ONE EXCEPTION... HAVE ... 1xJ3ert _____ _____ has never seen him in action, has anything to show for her I love my father, but whe n money. us nule freezes on my face, and I around and spend my money clench my teeth until my jaws wisely, and I have a very nice wardrobe. My sister-in -la is ache. What to do' by ___________ _____ • I OOP ,- Komar Twardosz, one of three lending female ballistic experts DEAR ABBY: I have a most married to Robert. Shirley's e- nation, unusual father. He's close to 80, sister is married to C1arle3. She currently handles all JOLIET, 111.-The slim, but looks 60, and he knows It. He What are Robert and Charles to Down one, when a simple her college, "what is the secret tawny-haired blonde knealt on firearm cases for the northern never misses an opportunity to each other? I say they are finesse would have succeeded. of hwnan interest? half of Illinois except Chicago, took careful aim. the floor and tell his age because everyone brothers-in-law. A real expert would have "Our professors stress the She wiped perspiration from and is the only female member West North Fast South , raves about how "young" he family (of which I am a taken the finesse. East had fact that our print copy must her brow and squeezed Uie of the Association of Firearms ' I'*ss I'a member) says Charles and looks, and he eats It up. shown up with four hearts to the have a high degree of human trigger. When the gun roared, and Tool Mark Examiners, I'as '' Whenever Dad goes to a RobertarNOTretatedtoeach 1'a queen-10; two aces and the Jack interest. ox.mng IitI•Q wedding or a party where other at all. of clubs. lIheh.ad also held the "And headlines are also ________________________ if that is true, I cannot tinthere's music he gets carried club king he would sureb' have supposed to attract the eyes of away and think's he's Fred derstand why Robert's children Expertitis is one of the most opened the bidding. readers by their psychological _____________________________ Astaire. Everyone assumes call Charles "Uncle," and virulent diseases a bridge ~Oo •! appeal. .he's tipsy, but all he drinks is Charles' children call Robert player can contract. it consists 'So can you give us some -. "Uncle." soda pop. of trying to play like an expert .'.specific laws for increasing the k('I1 14 h,. TIlt' Ln(idln Ak 5Iles a handsome man and a Please rush your answer as would play without knowing readership of our newspaper Fast South No good dancer, but not good this problem has thrown a wet everyttung an expert would Wr't t'opy? 14 Ih)U' enough to put on a solo per- blanket over our family know about the hand being Me-Here-Now formance, which he always reunions for years. butchered. I'.i'. 24 The basic secret of human does. Mom died five years ago, AU. IN THE FAMILY re was nothing wrong 5141h1 \1,u. SIl(h• interest is contained In these 4 . ant P,itt remarried, and his I)E- A1.L Technically, a th South's Iour-5pade 1)1(1, l • \ 6 l 4t I K I three ;rds'' &.in't ntrul hun v orUi a hrthtr-tn-la is tither the except the final result of do.I1 Wii.it di' u di' I)tI%t 'Me-Iicre-Now.'' ' hoot, brother of one's silk or the ,%-I'assOon': bid t wo hearts. Which means the closer you My problem: My son is being husband of one's sister. The defense started with Your hand l' not trong enough come to my epidermis and its married soon. Should I take However, It's customary for three rounds of diamonds. to double and then %ho% a suit. 0'"I contents, the greater i Dad aside and ask him to please hscbands and wives to accept South ruffed the third and ) a, TODAY 'S QUESTION refrain from making a donkey their spouses' relatives by A knocked out East's ace of ,,,i bidding IWO clubs fasciationwithyoucprntedor of himself at the wedding marriage as their own. trumps. A trump came back. your partner has hid Ufl1 spoken words. i .11" - 411"' That also explains why many lOtrUIn5) in rv!jXrnSe Io,sour tloureception? Or should I let him . .1 .; i DEAR ABBY: My sister-in- South cashed a few trumps; beautiful college coeds can't do his usual act and try to law has a job as good as the one played the ace and king f tile What do you do now? .,, ." ,.' ,-.' " "V. get a new boy friend to ask for a bu dget re latives I have, but she doesn't our remain calm? All Ansrr Tomorross hea ts ; noted that West had 2nd or 3rd date. and friends know what a show- her money, so consequently she off he is but the bride's family is always In debt and she never 1111 ALLEY JAMES1 Let Dad Have Fun -- - - .. - Tuesday, May 14, 1974 Dear - - . . - - z J__ -u- r 4- . 5 _I-. _ - -I-i _ �- -- t4k • *11-111! SA— The Sanford Herald ii~ -- -S-.- t ''T - 5 Shows U.S. In Not Energy t - year and increase the rate of building more nuclear power then' has been almost no with safeguarding the en. saving technology, there need energy use and that hardship Hospital MM SANFORD HEATING - - . - AIR CONDITIONING 2609 Sanford ' OR MORE ___________________ I I more points a than game for Coach Joe Mills team. SHS Athletes will be N0VV calculators WhI ' at the - high school's Annual Sports ____ electronic machines as are available at any price. Check the Federal . '.,._- •__ ._. - --____:_--__-_-~.-~.''-..~-,.--...-.,..-.--.---.-,---,.-..-~t..-.- __________ ~--.--..----.--- Flyers Turn Tables, Tormenting Bru ins I'll llAAIn:I.p1ll,\ fAP1 - for the fifth game Thursday Flyers' coach Fred Shero - "Iiw won their division and The question was: how does a night in Boston. looked at it another way. they beat some good hockey team that had won only three of Orest Kindrachuk, the "It wasn't really sudden," teams. Don't underestimate :14 games over seven years from Flyers' rookie who scored the Shero said. "We played them this team." an opponent suddenly turn on third goal in Philadelphia's 4-1 very tough all season. You The Boston coach refused to its tormentor and win three of triumph Sunday, pondered his could see it t beating Boston use the Flyers' home ice as an the next four?e t am's revival against the coming. We played well against excuse for Sunday's 4-1 defeat. That's what has happened be. Bri them even in losing." U doesn't matter where you tween the Philadelphia Flyers "Maybe we just decided that "I don't consider this team the Flyersi an expansion play," he said. "It's not like and Boston Bruins. The Flyers we finished first In our division i baseball where the home team 'chipped the Drums in their last rind we're as gc"l as they are," team," the coach said testily, gets the last inning regular season game and have Kindrachuk said. 1 told the players at the start won two of the first three in "We've got talent on this "You do get tired of hearing of the season I didn't want to their best-of-seven game Stan- people keep talking about how hear the word mentioned team, but when talent doesn't Icy Cup final series against few the Flyers won from Sos- again." work you're in deep trouble," Boston. ton. I think we got over being Guidolin predicted that if the Boston coach Sep Guidolin The teams meet here tonight awed. We realized that if we also resents hearing the Flyers Bruins win tonight they'll win in game four of the National went out and worked and made referred to as inferior to his the Cup. Hockey League playoff, itti things happen, maybe we could Bruins. "Suppose you don't win the favored Drums lacing a make theni worry about us a "They have some good hock- tonight" someone asked possible 3-I deficit going home little." Guidolin just glared. e, players," Guidolin said, He, along with other Banquet. Government schedules, check the state purchasing prices, and you'll find - I. Apodaca Gives Mets Relief II) IIEIthCIIEL NISSENSON "I felt strong, but I wouldn't highlighted a five-run fifth in Ikspite their fourth victory in Al' Spo rts Writer want to be a regular starter," ning and he drove in ano ther the last five games, the Reds Rob Aporlaca came out of the said Apodaca, who got his run with a sacrifice fly. Wynn remained in fourth place, 61 bullpen Monday night to give starting shot because Jon Mat- had four homers and seven 1151 games behind the Dodgers the New York Mets some much. lack pulled a muscle running in his two previous games. Braves 7. Padres S needed relief as a starting before a game In Chicago on Unbeaten Andy Messersmith Dusty Baker drove in (our pitcher Saturday. "I really prefer re- scattered eight hits and picked If he has his way, he'll be lieving because you can get in up his fourth victory as the runs with three singles and a 1tarting again as soon as pos- there maybe three or four times Ixiges widened their National homer, offsetting San 1)iego League West Division lead to hioiiiers by Willie McCovey and siblk' ... right back toward the a week. " Dare Roberts. It was the Padr. bullpen. 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Ik'insohn,a former Boston thr , as coa ch: drafting Jo Jo Whit "It's wect, real Sweet." th ( lflut' tiers coach sat'i ''When in 1969, then picking l);is' you lose guys like Russe'l and ('owens in the 1970 drft, an: Sai'i I Jont'si and then tj1n't get acquiring veteran forward P. gui pi ks in (lie 'trait, it a art Sml. from I'hoeni in l'i; hurt badI - But then 'shen you ''I've waited 10 '.ears for mta, sImw back and win the t'tiam- and it's an undescribable ft'l IliOnship. it's a great feeling. ing,'' Silas 'ntd - You don't ship series. Wednesday lught's Giltuian.' ('apt. John tins- heck, the lutIst valuable Pler in the t.ight nuoi!d send tht nu to Ti (miii behind with clean back'tand shits that robL.etI the 23with a strong 2-4) k'miul ear ..iltl ( ;iltin;an if his service llou(utii jiIa ers a ;kilfl(.,r,, 'hsu about (lit' I{USSII1 series I':;irher, hit' Aulsurahians li,.d 51 hi It' taking a tiny usif (ruin the inugut back to a 2.2 tic'. mis Jc'nn Alexander defeated ,I,isit chu,ultlpn:lsSlIi pre_'stirt' Mark hi'sse, the hard-shoot- Suigh of India 8-6. lso n ItOS'l'ON 1\P i - National Basketball Associ- anti sharpshooter Sam Jones - atior.'s championship series, retired. ('1lk'U'ii'A, India ('tuich 'l'onuiiy Ik'insohin of the Now the ('cIties are going to India cli tu mated Australia's Boston ('cIties touipared the have to male room for another th. iIiOiii?fit, Iiowever tk'lending champions From the showdown against Milssauket' ' tuimpionship flag. I-'or home St:aplt'tnn is Far inure concerned Davis ('Imp pla oils today, , to a prize light ttte turn the hlisten ,,imin' ss ithu bringing (fit ('uiugal S tiau, I Iirwhirig the E,tern Zone title I;rl11 into a private liaR of Iromii their 3-2 loss to tile lIons- 3.2 ts'ith a final singles victor hit' figureul the series ton t'ru's in (lit' opener of '-'ir i,'. ' ear-old national •'hitiii' •- lascii- munich ef oxt'r vs slug'. Flags. Hung from the rat tern best-oh-seven WIl,\ .'tia. l' piun ',i;a% AIIIrItra over Bob ger, ,mnitl dauiiwd: "We're the are nil L'tIauuipionsIlij) t1is nnti 133 EAST ROBI N SON STRUT — ORLANDO. FLORIDA 32802 C:;? (JurieS STUART S SPECIAL 599 95 (or pay as little as - - -: St'('0111I taiuie s' ill tic the last in The Indian ace son 6-I, 7. 6(liiungit for a sstiile---possihly 4, r.-., -ithpultin his country mimitil next season if they hose, into a llImit(h with 11w European It '/.une to tk'-1tle sstu) qualities (i,ilIIt'S ttin't'. 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"I'll settle down season in Shea Stadium, home Tuesday, May 14, 1974-1B The Sanford Herald phenomenon and a spring the major league record for to a normal pace. But right now of the Mets, while Yankee 72 Sunday's Gam.s disaster, -so he takes his most assists in a season, 412. I'm in a nice, rhythmic Stadium is being refurbished. ttalt,rore .l CIe',einne, 7. Sunday's Gaines groove." t ou rageous success this spring The hitting background is r'cd rar' ( ,nc ,rr,$ S A. Hc,vslon 07 iiC S P4('W York 7 th e aplomb of a cork . with be tter at Sheri Stadium. And it Francisco lb M8Uk(' AIiart,i 'j? ?rd I innings PgjrgP y t'h1aetpt.i afloat. seems the winds are more i( %tOfl 4. D.'tiot 3, 10 nn n'. me Yankee third ba seman j conducive to left-handed hitTi CP'cago 5, ("CàQ0 1. 1e* York 3 1-1 arsas Ct'v 35. Cal r'rr ' had bashed 11 home runs in the = ters. And there is no shadow Lou's ni Montreal, P. nrc",o' C' I,rd uirt month of the season, and = problem as there was at a D i ego 9, -f" .-, Arqeles IS Mond.y's Results tied the major league record for rYankee Stadium and in First Team rrr% P.1 i,,atk.'e 9, 1iaihnore 1 April homers held by Willie Municipal Cleveland's # (It'velflrd 4. Boston I Monday's Results -. Stadium. Mr'reSc1 7. 'hcaoo S rarc'sco C.rcflr& .i. ,an CHICAGO t Al' - Chicago's ing right winger, played agai nst Stargell of Pittsburgh. C.'t'foirua i TC*4lS I On the last Saturday in April . Nettles also has been assured u.- v& S. St lou's 3 Pat Stapleton paused from his the Russians in the 1972 Oliand II, Kina Ci ty 7 me rged from the runway by maniger Bill Virdon of Atlanta Y. San Dego S everyday chores as pla'er- Olympics as a member of the he e Orly heduied into the Yankee dougout. A cop .ot Arueles S. HoUSton I playing third regularly, and not coach of the C.ugars and Ion. United States national teamonly rittries scheduled said, "how ya doin', Graig." • being a designated hitter, as he Tuesday's Games dereil the upcoming eight-game an ek'iiucn'. the Russians say MIwauk' t(rt,rrr 1 ) at Tuesday's Games Nettlessaid, 'Okay, I guess." '-' was for some of last season. st'riesbctwe.n an All-Star team mnakeshim ineligible to play for (Pair,-? Mc'rlreai lterS S Ii at "You guess!" exclaimed th e Physically, Nettles also has - -' . r'rtjeipr ,i t -tc'u 3?' N Boston lCtCvelard I)) a' from the World licker Associ- any Canadian team. - -. coil, in obvious reference to an easier time of It this season. ,,,' Frar. sco CaldAfU 51) CIevc'ard Ic Prrr I Il. N ati('n and a S"v;et Union squad fletrot (r( .rr'ti (I4'il,nQ4fl S U. Loitti I ¶1 at New 'I'd rather not play them Nettles' rash of homers. , I •\n annual ankle problem has A standout nil defense when Vurk ifloson 2 51 N anyl;cw." he said. "I'd rather "Well, it's still early in the -traightened itself out. I Ti Canada pla',ed the Soviet Ct'.caoo lRru5ctei 1 1 at M-rnesota ifliylvn Union and won the eight-game let some other guys play them. day." And now Nettles cn get on c"caoc Bahrs' 17'. N PlitbufOt' (PeutS 1 71. N It's a great experience playing Nettles has learned not to aith trying to be the second ansas - C'y lMcDan el 0 1 series 4.3.1, Stapleton Ne* ye, k (Stone 0 3) at 5) the Russians. take' anything for granted. greatest ballpIaer from the sMGiOthen I Ii. N 'rd 5II1c01 Ili At Oakland allegiance is to the Cougars and :'iar'ta iNekro III at Si tHnrtcr 62 and Abbott 001. 2. For example, he began the North Side Playground of San his interest in not in the series. "They are better than us," Gref .751, N Pd n 1973 sear on the booing baritone . Deigo. The greatest,- so far, J 3 at (Pkan t4ustor (t) erke' 72) it (OS Caitcrna ''I get paid to coach this club Howe added. "but I think end of the fans' approval scale, anyway, has been Ted ,.'irs I uttfln S 7, Pd T,.v,%% haruan 73 Pd and it would not be fair to have would be gxxl for the Whl,% to as opposed to today's felicitous . Williams. Wednesday's Games tile awayat tftat time of the play-'.'en if they get beatenWednesday's Games '1 had always heard about I rar' ,%(o a' Cnc.nn,," at Ne* York t. ' year t S&'pkmkr I. It wouldn't because you can't expect the Falsetto. ' I,', ,uk ct 0 Pail 'nori-, Pd ,''r r,ii ,it i'I' 1.10ciptli.1% N Nettles made five errors in Williams sh"n I was growing i fair t' the i,t ners or the guys league to be as gool as the 0 Ocr , I lr p ca'jO al Pttsburuh. Pd the first seven gaines. lie had . -up.'' said Nettles. "But I didn't , J' .PA n,resota at CPcaQo N ill this r'sni," he said in the Russians after just two years." IsOutton • l (0% An qeles. . N come to New York in a trade ________ really see him play much. I was C.. in'a at T.-.as. Pd New Ytk .sI 51 .ous. N . - -. ('ougars' dressing roommi. ______ r .. , . , ', '. f,j,lf)1 A'lrt at ¶n 0-coo N One Howe eligible to play. that winter (ron Cleveland. . . k---' . ' San D:ego Pa dr es fan, and my The Whi:\ still pay a "dear " " -. "" -. -' - ' ' . . . . - . however, is lather Gordie, Faris hoped he would be the biggest ambition at the time price'' against ttit' Soviet Union next Clete Uoyer. one-tune hviekt''s all-time lending goal was to play for them. And that to gain credibility, he iys. And GRAI( NE"Il'I.ES orer. But tIt' Isn't saying slick-fielding \'anken thrrd scorer. was when they were a Triple A by Alan Mayer Ih'. iiia have to pay the price baseman. It appeared that much about it. team AND FORE _______________________ ss ithotit the services of StapleNe ttles was to Boer sshat a and participated in most double There are other factors, "I remember that Williams tutu, a first-team All-Star this '1 haven't bet 11 asked to play 6'fC4t /y' Is to a water bucket, plays in a season, 54. Thus the perhaps, contributing to his came once to scout a high S('LSOfl. and besides, what if I don't even /963 tAWoPPZ4f/4'/5///N6 Ye4R Boos bounced around the expectations for being Clete prodigious start, which has school game I was playing in. next season ,4CORP RL'77RI$'" Stapleton Says he's IUI tIHI ill. Illrtqut'.fringetl Yankee Rover reincarna ted, driven sonic statistics mongers Actually, he was coming for the 5POR" tereste'tl in phi ing again_st tlit' happen between now and then " Stadium. Soon, however, His hitting totals have been to the record books to see how Red Sox to scout Dave /968g /006R44'P Russians, anvsav Nettles righted himself, and respectable but never sen- many homers Roger Mans Morehou.se, a pitcher I Wa o6 "fipø?5 51 lund up playing an adequate sational He has as'erai't'd 'amne number flint' in Yaflkee faring that day Tht's . . . It's lInt that I wouldn't enjoy -' -' .. -. ' '' , . . 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Lawton Elementar) School registration for km. !tn anl frt :rb r lali term. J am, hw auditorium in Oviedo. 8r:n birth tertifit-ate and mi muruzation retoni. Child must be 5 by Jan. 1. 1975 for kink'rgarten and six. For irrt i.'rade, Strawerrv Festival spon''red by DBary Conirnunit) Youth United Methodist in Fellowship. church fellowship hall. 5:30 La 8:30 p.m. t High. 11 Sanford Pilot Club, 8 bu.siness meeting. Florida State Bank lounge. 4 - - •- lntroduct:'n to \r:tuques. weeks. 7.10 p.m.. SJC Main Campus 1213. call for reser• yfljfl first for Seminole PT _______ May 14 Basic Interior Decorattn', 7. 10 p.m.-. Tuesday. SI. 15, sjc Adult Ed. Campus, 8 wee ks. ('all for reservatiors. 1 Basketball Yearbook for 1973.1974, a . :7 i America the Prep All Jwuw- MR. BUSINESSMAN: Buy these quality electronic Mac E. Kennedy, Casselberry DISCHARGES Sanford: Neville L Harden Lula L. Hunt Cheryl A. Todd Lula M. Newklrk Augustus Ennis Verlevyn M. Sandlin Linda C. Woodberry Helen E. DeLong Hellie M. Smith Alfred Berguson Loretta Carter and boy Hattie J. Lee and boy Darlene H. Brown Nell L Beck, Deltona James T. Gallagher, Deltona Barbar3 VanMegroot, DcBary Samuel Swift, Osteen David E. Patton, Casselberry Irma I. Bisbee. Geneva B)TOfl McLain. Enterprise William B. Paxton, DeLand U recently named to 22U19 With... C.,1..... fl.D...... TVIJIIISI SP.I IJ&l4&, &J&)GA 11 11 S. Sanford Ave. honored tonight at 6 tona Eileen Dalton, Deltona Georgians M. Bennett,, Del. tons John Cardillo Jr., Deltona Boyd Y. Weber, Lake Mary Elizabeth Schooley, Lake Mary Judy P. Klngsland, Winter Springs P. H. McCartney, Orange City Betty J. Evans, Orlando Elmer H. Cohen, Osteen I fighting for ball) was AND - UUY GUALiTY ELECTRONic MAY 13, 1974 ADMISSIONS Sanford: Charity Dixon Bonnie L. Sullivan Debra A. Leslie Walter Martin Marion Freeman Bonita D. Rushing Ethel L. Carver Maggie H. White ti (11 J. uneo Georgia M. Maples Lester A. Bateman Agnes Moore Ella J. Herman Johnny L. Thompson II P.1 I rAuwaru A. ireRengross, tJ-I- John leuli(center, Call 3226390 P M Notes . . .__-_-_-__._- - r U I S FURNITURE SALES A __________ - __ - ----L= -- - - _ _:T7 --- - - ___ - =:: Good Yesterday Better Today -- P.S - - growth in energy production stations and developing new dlzcussion of the problems that vironment or avoiding regional be little change in the way of would be unavoidable. NEW YORK (LENS) oices," fo'm an average of 3 per cent a sources of energy such as oil success might bring. life and no reduction in living inequalities, There Is indeed endless scope "Exploring Energy Ch y ear over the past 10 years to shale, solar and geothermal Now the Ford Foundation for argument about the report. Self-sufficiency would be standards, the preliminary report published by the Ford Found. 4.7 per cent, so bringing heat, as well as inventing report gives a much-needed expensive - Middle East oil is lilt sparks off a lively debate, The third alternative sup. perspective. It at least cheap to produce dation, does at least one very demand and supply into satisfactory techniques for coal critical poses virtually no energy Americans will owe quite adebt gasification and liquefaction, describes the policy of cutting while as the general argument growth at all, but this would to its authors. useful thing: it shows that balance. Demand would be pushed to In launching Project back imports to nothing as shows it could also threaten mean a very different society. ____________________________ America is not in an "energy straitjacket" from which it can down by allowing prices to rise Independence, President Nixon "simplistic overreaction." environmental standards and escape only through Project and by a variety of programs to asked Americans to achieve its More Important, it points out encourage International Although the report claims to t h e conserve energy, including goal by responding to the that the generally accepted selfishness, be no more than a framework I n d e p e a ci e n c e, be ssfully as objectives of energy tter insulation of buildings, challenge as suc po licy are ce Th e re po rt also makes the for thinking about energy Administration's - 1 nrnrm to make Amercia capable of self. better public transport, cars they had done in other tight often incompatible, point that there are more ways policy, it is still open to many with Project Assuring security of supply, of approaching the energy criticisms. The president of the sufficiency in energy bv 1980. doing more miles to the gallon corners and a number of energy saving Manhattand and Project for example, Is not conducive to problem than Project Mobil Oil Corporation, a This goal, as the outgoing recycling processes, Apollo. This sounded splendid promoting the kind of in. independence. It selects three, member of the advisory board, Supply would be pushed up by after the Arab oil embargo had ternational co-operation that First, if the use of energy commented that since the rate director of the Federal Energy (Xfice, William Simon, readily mining twice as rtuch coal as at underlined the fact that no might help in tackling the continues to grow at the same of energy growth has been admits, Is somewhat optimistic, present and abandoning some longer can the country supply energy problem. It is also not rate as during the past 10 years, almost 5 per cent over the last The strategy is to reduce UK clean air standards, increasing its own vital needs. That compatible with minimizing the the costs would be enormous, three years even the first rate of growth in demand for the production of oil and gas, sacrifices wculd be required, cost of energy to society, which lithe rate is halved, through alternative would in fact in. Y. 17.92 energy from 3.6 to 2 per cent a mainly offshore and in Alaska, Mr. Nixon made clear, but in turn is difficult to reconcile conservation and energy. volve drastic reductions in ~ t For Free Estimate THE HERALD SERVICES ~ - - It Crisis Tuesday, May 14, 1974 Ford Survey - * T1 - halit Ileavyweight and they're :ithers bearing the retired nuinhers of former stars -Russell, the ht'avs weigut ,, Sa iti Jones, K. C. Jones, Bob hiein.sohn was right in fore. ('uus . Bill Sharman, hleinsotin, tasting a classic, but he was ;1illtitlg tt'ti: slmghtls strong in the steighi tieAs am good uh.itiipion, the kno%% ~%Iiot it'i, iii,i,it, iinti, %ou're here." hi:ss lii k, 11, aul fl 't a Set. Mtlauke series, In Nelsen t'ran 11 seven i'hamn;nonship anti Ikni ('balk':,' are t he only teminii. ,n ostuin, wasas l:app hokltu'. ers from the 1969 chainas a rookie. This is my seventh and the - ics wound up the twav weight in uvt'rctluung the Bucks. fln_- t' said he didn't realhi Feel he Lest because we did it with an itti the ,neekt'tst punch. ton lost two at hiomm', but Lx-. belonged on the (haulipS five entirely different teamui,'' Harli. trs ,go because he was only kayoing the Bucks 10217 in Md -t (hit' first teaIl ill histtr to s.tt '''Fhc' older you get th. st iukee in (hit' t'Vt'fltti itntl tk ss in three - hatilpioflstUh) g,niia's 's rookie and didn't get to lIla) more thrilled you get But (h'iiiut.h then. titling game in Milwaukee Sun. till a rival's court. kids on this team were just uiat "Tins is a great, great thrill," ('kane) developed into a top- great l'lit') were tired heanini: ltit' Victor) gztVt' the Celtics said Red Auerachi, sch'' built flight guard, ts ith ukft'nst' his about the old ('u'Rit- . Now tin's their 12th Nfl1\ it haiuipit'nship tie ( ettit s tls mist f 11 ( ji t,ulk stout (hi.' in's'. - t i,uR Autrt;.'. I ' (hut ti �rS.c-.,-- -- .._.4Ji__A.._-S,,_'' --C- - ' I Now the NFL owners, mostly NEW YORK —(NEA) — One nually being rapped as "Super the only game in town And that of water in the face known as early AFL, which began with has-beens, never-had-beens arid men with business Interests no matter how tedious Its field the World Football League. couple oF years Bore" and "Stupor Bowl." fall outside of sports, are not to be Some of the NFL's Finest maybe-will-bes. ago It was mentioned to Pete Since the NFL had expunged goals and defensive zone tacWith the Csonkas and War- confused entirely with baseball Ilozelle, ommissloner of the Its competition, the AFL, by tics, it was still a hell of a sight players were defecting to the National Football League, that absorbing it in 1966, the one and more spectacular than mud- embryonic WEL This shocked fields and St.ablers, the WFL Is owners, many of whom had been mired in the belief that the NFL owners and their getting the "Is's." football was becoming so only pro Football league could slow baseball, This situation has the their game was the national Ten, suddenly, a rush of spokesman, Rozelle. They boring that people were falling remain sassy and Jowly in the asleep at halftime of the knowledge that its game, for all realizations — the most recent could not disdainfully ignore potential to pluck the NFL pastime for all time. Its yawning defects, was still and stunning being that bucket the WFL the way they did the owners where they would feel Only after the greatest Monday night games. the most severe pain — in their amount of criticism, including -. Rozelle smiled his lean, pin. lumpy handbags. striped smile, took a silky drag Lucrative television revenue a palpable drop In attendance, 'r.. from his cigarette holder and did baseball moguls try to inreplied, "Tell those people to while it may not altogether sert some spiff into their game. shrivel up for the NFL, could be wake up later in the mornings." The NFL owners, Babbits of a deflated if the networks use the Such self-satisfaction was a more contemporary bent, read WFL as a bargaining lever direct, imperious descendant of more quickly the handwriting NFL. against Marie Antoinette, who on the scoreboard. The NFL realizes, too, that its suggested that since the French imperiousness has not flattered So in recent meetings, NFL rabble had no bread to eat, they the fan. The uproar which the owners instituted "sudden ought to munch cake. NFL lost in court last year death." Rule changes conUnlike that 18th-century evening a \ Tight 's Sad, Ellis Glad; 4 I •$ Beca iise By BRUCE LOWITT AP Sports Writer Bcid c :f 11(2 I I.iuii - the left field seats, a threerun would have shut us out." slugging solo homers to support City on six hits—one of them homer by Ellis in the First i 'It was a bad pitch," Tiant Ed Sprague, who pitched six Hal McIe's homer—while his ning, a booming shot off the agreed. "Rut you can't win strong innings in his first start Oakland teammates battered troubled Tiant that catapulted without getting runs. We in nearly two years to get his the Royals with 19 hits, in. the Indians on their way to a 4-1 haven't been getting any runs First victory as a Brewer. eluding a two-run single by Ray victory over the Red Sox recently. I feel good and I've Angels 8, Rangers 4 Fosse in a four-run sixth inning been pitching well and that's all Monday night. Ught-hitting Charlie Sands and a two-run double by Ted Also in the American League, that matters to me." and Paul Schaal drilled homers Kubiak in a three-run eighth. Milwaukee edged into first BresIers 9. Orioles 4 The A's fifth victory in a row for the Angels, who handed place in the tight East Division "I think we're an all-around Texas its eighth loss In the last moved them into first place in ltttr uTub tnti this division k t- 1tn Piltinirt' ¶-4, ('ahnit' ni ilit' Wcct I )ivisiou, inc-half I - - , * _ - 1 - _____ ; . -- -- - - - . - ' '* I - - _____ — 4 .- --- ______ _____ ____ - - —. -- . - - I 1St 1 ' ______ - (crI1es -. I ______ ______ - - ...* -- - .. - - -- - .- _________________________ realized his mistake in time to his neatly pruned head. So, ineflect, the new, revolutionary rule changes he encouraged are food for the masses. There had been a growing clamor by fans to galvanize the ____________________________ game, particularly alter the so____________________________ called "showcase" was an____________________________ - W, Plaintitts, vs MINNIE RENAUD, J A BENSON arid EULA BENSON, his wile. ANN lap qualifying average of crewaswell. I've neverseenan so! kept my mouth shut. Idon't the 'I'wenty West subdivision 75 "Without our McLaren in the buti don't think we, Rutherford Unser, who switckd from a chances of hodlng onto the po- starting spot. chance to nudge Foyt aside next believe we could have made a late last week, drove his speed long steel mesh screen The pole position, accom- day at practice on the 2.mile urday's qualifying session was In practke before time trials more in personal appearances Carries Lion's Track Team nearby houses and yards. carrying the load on his much like flames City, built its his best time of theyear, a 49.2. For Oviedo's John Jackson, a talented team. to begin with, the -Florida high dashes, did It all For the Lions, powerhouse for more than a Piper. weremuchlikeanyothermeet. couldn't put lie prorideti all 17 of the points on the by more than a 10 point gap City, 21.7 ties mark. m.p.h. is the track record. Willie Wilder of flames City, away from Fourth place "FiCtitiOuS Name Statute" Chapter SANFORD MUSIC CENTER. and x,ss'bIr. on the 29th day of May. Florida under the fictitious name of And ADE L LAP ft ADiC - wirE AMENDED with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, ri arid for Seminole County, Florida, Seminole County. Florida In ac receipt of proof ot the cordArce I,itti the provisions of tt'C School. consider the adoption of a resolution providing for the r-stablishrneftt of a special purpose BOUTIQUE, and that we Intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County. I intend to register taid name witt ,r,?erdtore'gster5.aIdnamewth the the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Clerk nf the Circuit Court. Seminole Seminole County, Florida in Ac County. Flc,rida in accordance With ploVlsiom of the Fictitious Name as tollowi Statutes, To Wit Section 065 01 Ifqhl,rd Pne Unit Ho 3. Plat Florida Statites 1951 Bool 15, Page 73. Highland p,, 5: Carrote P. Ward Jr',t P40 i. Ptat Book IS, Page 90, Sylvia E. Went: PubiC Pi'co,dt of Seminole County. Publith May 7, II. 21. 70. 1971 cj rrioiution shall provide that ________________________ I ju'poSe dstr ct SiAIl be PE I 77 tic NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO for tie purpose of constructing and r-,Inlaninq street lighting in CONSIDER ADOPTION OF A 'IiiatOnS providing for the ap RESOLUTION BY THE CITY OF vntp.,f,t of three advisor? board CASSELBERRY. FLORIDA r er'lbrrS, two of which Shall reside TO WHOM II MAY CONCERN vthn the diStrict at the time if NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by Sec?on FictitiOuS Name Statutes. To Wit: Name Statutes. To Wit Section 06509 Florida Statutes 1957. 16509 Florida Statutes 1957 5: Gene Green 5 Sara . Stepp Associates. Inc Publish My 11. 21, 20. Juitel, 1971 _______________________ Gene Green DEli 59 71 Publish April 23, 30 '.'a, 7 t& EtCIlTIOUS NAME DE A 1)1 thai I ,lr ,t-n ct - Ce s i - ret) q p o rts S r efs won successive PGA championships in day competition of the NCAA District III SEMINOLE COUNTY PLANNING 3rd EULA BENSON 611 S Park Avenue. If you fail to do so a Default lot 3. South Sylvan Lake Shorts, Judgment will be entered against as ,ecordvd in Plat Book Ii, Page 7. Hearing; Etfective Date Tie propoSed Resolution it potted rffectve date. John A KimbrOugh. Sanford. Florda fl771 WITNESS my hand and seal at C.rty, Florida Sanford. Seminole County, FloridaFurther describedas South Sylvan FloridA Public Hearing will be held in thO Board of County Conr,ttSionfrS . MaNEILL in 1936 when the PGA was match play. He came bat-k the next year to edge Jug match. Georgia Southern beat Miami Last year college world series. They and another independent, South .' ;a.b• -. Senior League haseball games strong person because there is a in 1933 w;th consistent rounds of 73-73-73- team College World Series openIng June 7 at umaria. Pinehurst. tie satu me city cannot anoru to run Sanford Memorial v' i:.i i 1 .; -::' The team said the Monday at inElewood, Calif. - operation !:q:4 4.. .' .-... '""" Inv-,12n in :. . ' u"'" straigtt player trade with the Q-jebec Nor- • :1.' ?:'.:.(. dofpnci.rnriri mis '""'" Surgery CINCINNATI tAPt removed calciun deposits from the pitching shoulder of Gary i'iolan, a veteran .' BUSTON I APi — Ibe Nra England Whalers of the World Hockey Association have acquired right winger Guy Dufour in ayi'hone'n Inc I\ha.Irers iIirrirti '-' 1 I L.a I I J Lit I i 7 - took place cliques. Dufour,,had27goaLsandZ3assists for 50nts in 75 games for the Nerdiques the Jordan appeared in only tampaien. '• )__ ' .,...-.- :'- r : j '. training of continued pam despite a winter operation in whIch a nerve in his shoulder was dde-neil. He hada 1?-3recordrn nudseasonin W7'2 before his slmoulder trouble, lie pitched 10 (.?' - irnin' q., / - Warren in 141 WORCESTER. Mas. i API - Unbeaten Paul Poirser, a 16-year-old high school student front New Bedford, Mass, 'Seek his 1h1h consecutIve pro boxing ,..,-. (IJ %5 I ..,..t .. ' - ti.. .j3y it ja .• all th. tii tInr,'octa,r 'v,., \1dt&-Imtker Saui Slvc'rman arijni Monday night the signing of Pnirier for an '' +-! - t.'nisrrslt% h.s si,r1til th tI Ja.-ksonc ilk Sharks of the World Football League. Man-kins, ci-fst-2 ,nd Zt p5mcis, 1143 played with the Green Bay Packers and Atlanta Falcons of the National Football league and Ottawa toU~.h C4IJdI+an Football League. c ,i fret' Races Postponed 1z I) S. INr);ANAPOIJS (API Auto Club m;dget auto races—scheduled (or Thursday at Wichita, Kan., Friday at Enid 0kb.. and Saturday at Kans?s ('ity—have bccn postponed, a USAC spoksrnan saiti Monday. 21 •iCCflt and Z2. rspettively The USAC saul the organhlerS postxined a • Teerlinck Signs won Puerto Rico took second with a 9645 --- ,rSt Race — I M —$550 Elcoto, P Werkt'eser Al 2 Cor,rnjnche Patch, C Kalathas. 3 Young And Tender. A Perk os. 4 Pace C-2 1 lay lots fat vol A jasper son - 2 "This h.3S PaceC3 1 F ull FIght N M D'An-ato 2 Piell Crair', II Whayland. 3 Will arr I D.S Clark mt :4 Dm:'e Ad'os, C Ford. S Dusty Tau- 6 Atwyn YateS. i Beth. 7 Carcin Bar, 0 PerkinS. j,ntu,, ( Rnhlp,, j ( 1511 Bo;.SSe-rbet A( Ri ' ,, ,f K fl%ty Thrd Race — I M —$550 PaceClaiming$t,U0— PAires I$Pct Allow idtiw f)t I BiAsky 7 Lucky er An, I Handy J D,oraei t)ightCr. D '-ci, A[ 7 Vt'-' B'u, 0 5h.t(Onb Ninth Race — I U — $100 Pace Cl I Onle, Oar e. S Spriggs masperson, 3 M-ss Tarlena. A ,,, ,. ft,. ,'t-._ 'S "W'''S •.J.v.st- • ti-, I Ellis S OcaIa Star Rae. D Piijrq,5 I Winter's Pride. Harrison 7 Empty Computer Arden Pick, J Park.nson, AC Wa.tAliit,R M-,,rtt AC 7Gtvtri p Requr Tenth Race — PM — $550 estimated to cost $17.(f70 but ommisslaners termed Miami Dolphins Coach 1km Shula sayr about a shout- A WilSey Jr . S Oh.o's Burr. Oagr-r'a'+ 6 Mssy Dale, 7 Pollyt Rott, P Pvcr I Cottonwood So'a. Mares lIPct-iIlow I Racketeer. It Patterson Denis Karen I BIsky. 3 Ravens delay such consideration until budget sessions this summer, Several commissioners inilirated they Favor loca(ini the ftc-ill at S.gn!,rii .\Irjr: (earn owner Joe Robbie had last _, ,_ . r-css - -, a visit to •_ I_I_S • - %IIIIp1 IIUIM, - flflI U.JUI Not TalKing MIAMI t M i — j4'll)" , I.., A,,j-il ') ' ,',infri,nt:atir,n at 'hi' '•" ....."'" ' ' Fourth Race--i M $S Pace Claiming I,99— Mares II PcI. Allow I ()run ,' er 7 t ar, p500 '.Pa!s, ,, v- i ci - i r- i. t,' . - regr'a 4 Lyre inil iii, .4 Iarxinsr,- hainpwns' ,innul leant banquet. The,' incident reportedly rrer:e T Rias 7 c' 'c 14i .'. - I Sic-try Htlty. P HriJr-' AF W.nson cLad. 0 Ora lfloflth Sht&la said Monday that he hasn't spoken In his boss since iii,: Nevvcornbe - -- We've t 1,G10 rjeop!e waitliribtmle said. aclr; ilfl )iJU. titrdini to Morris Siegel, a Washington Star-Sews rolum. rust who t'nit- eed the affair. LAS VEGAS. 5ev, I API Lt't' get up there," John Newt-onibe of Australia. - 'Don't ever yell at me in $50,000 ru'her after Las triumph public again," Shula reportedly Tennis Play King Tennis (las- - 'In ut' Slula later said I Pace C-) C.lrrc-ra Duke, B was ''cry ln. settled fat the Ilie top-seeded \v'ombe banquet tables:. I thought he to t+Ia' wtnnt'r. I partiesarid citi:en%tor arid against Publish April 30. May 7 11. 21. 1974 Pi.bt',b 4 Sbehera:ade, A. t fl,, r I ' + ,, -' Park rsnn S Rapd Danond, , MaP'ar i Rhythm Del, C, Harrison 7 Oet'vn Msty. P Ne-ely a Ides. P ','r'7 .1 t ldc'ai, AiiIr' P Pa .rr I .2 _•' i-t r.-i ' 2 P hh' Iv,v f-a S -' - 51 4"Gyt [trig," Shula said Monday. Shula is reported to have through the 1979 season . Order I (nen Jod. P Ct"el f4t. L Cootey, Al - LU B - tx-.nffi Race — I M —$S PaceC.3 Cacia-ri Crt-'jl. i Cc-rena. I lie • Jes!e. II 0Ant, prt Faryr, P.fahar $ lieGe H ',/oio, is i Post Time 7•30 PM ' Comptarit wiT NLSI MY IIAPID AND SEAL TillS 191 H (lAY 01 Apr.l. 1971 COURT SEALi - ++ e I • a C CC SO WAYS TO WINI Q) , i4irLat -' ?RiPrcTas I n.e so SONANZA I , A j' '7o.51 1. • .. •' Iiilftlii ticket 'he t'I C ' it*ia-iq$ ,t0,ij_c - -- + Clerb of thp Circuit bull fly (eve-ha V Ekern (')cpul (lerk VrfnOt' M:e Jr - P 0 [)r4wrr 2 709 P1 Ci-sh 'piirifqtd+ iCtda 371,1 PEA II) tct 14 ',i '-'z Af I I ' ,. :vr- ;- s s-i'. ft c • ' te' 1 ." ft ' - - - n.. i - tt o -, r IL :)tr I . ; . a'rt 'r "if- Pt i, - . - = -ii - I; .) - ' 't . - '. " -- ::. ' '.' 1P7.1 • -' of .:' -' - .., + •' • -s'- ' • - - ?.' sT1 ir 1 'a rif oi --- - -, - - 'C. + - - -c 9.19 ' - '',. + ' -T - ' - - .- = '." """ " "' IAP4G 14011(1 01 COPISIDC ft ADOPT ION OF A p($()ti 10,4 flY Till CITY OF CASSFL 01 PRY Ft. C)fIlDA TO WHOM Ii MAY CONCERN NOT ICE IS 14114 CItY GIVEN by the City of C,'isselbrcty that the ll hold A putit irarno to Council ions-dec .tdoption if .1 pe',olut,on -- - -- -- Board of Adtustrnen? Publish May II. 1974 JUNE 5. 1914 _____________________________ COMMISSION Notice of Public Hearing iHE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thAt CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR Zoning Con,rnitte'e will hold a public PROBATE OIVIS'ON dv.SOr, in Secton 8. Township 21. Seminole County, Florida, in the Range 31. as recorded in courthouSe at Sanford, Florida, , PageS, public records of Seminsle within four calendar months from County. Florida Further described tie nate of the frjt publication of ason Tuskawila Road a'>out 'a riIC thiS notice Each claim or demand South of Highway 419 writing and must state 7 JAMES C BELL. — PZ (6 SlIP must be in General Retail Commercial District addresS of the ijaimant and mutt be on the foIiowng described property sworn to by the claimant, his agent, Florida Publish May 11. 1914 whiCh the bid is made. fliJS II be opened on June 5, 1971 for Dated this 0th day of May 1971 By order 01 John E Polk Sheriff Simnole County, Florida -PubliSh My 11. 21. 20. 1971 DEli 6) - -- - NOTICE To All property owners and any other persons interested in alt lotS, lar'dsand parcels of lands adjoining arid cort'quous or abouridrlcj arid .i,.,it,nn ,,ni',n t,it Ieilln,a,nn "''". ' .'i: Ocscrgea street 'oca'ra wirnin in, City of Casselberry. Serninote County, Florida, t wit I .ikc Kathryn CsrcIe Irom tie i-crib pavement line of Seminola Blvd a distance of approximately 7)21 II lineal feet to the north city i-rntS YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED tat the Casselbecry City Council P-as deemed it adviSable to improve above deSCribed street with of aspftaliic concrete on a 6" base with curb And gutter, excepting thC r'ost northerly I)) 6 feet which shall rot be provided with curb and iiutter. and to provide for tp, issessrnent of all costs as p.. ',tUti0n 199 ml the City of .' . void accordnq to law. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF 1320 tt Hytlt 12 dog 19 mm East 0032 April 30th. 1974. ' ft to road, SEly along rood 600ff M 1 THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL - Beg 323 I ft East and 16 ft South of EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CI P. or demands which they may inteesect,on of South line of St CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Pave,ejarst said estate 'nthe office Gertrude Avenue and Northerly line COUNTY, FLORiDA ii Clerk of Circu.t Court of Seminole of ACL Railroad, run East 170 6 ft CASE NO: 74-723-C (ouny. FictidA. nthecourthouse at ,irford, F Icr idA. within four South ISO It. WeSt 17SS1 ft to Nor DIVISION C . --------------. -i i .. IN THE OF - MATTER --------"a"t,UU. "-b '''v'" a,e-mtjar pion,fl ,ro. inc CATC of Tb Acp'on of NWIy along Sad line 667 ft. theme 'P-c frtt publication of thiS notice PIoI'fi ill t ft to point of beginning, CYNTHIA LEE HOVEY I act' lam or demand must be in NOTICE ri Sect.on 26. Township 19 South. ,--rtnq and must state the place lJ,irce :-i East Further described as TO iiILL IA '.' L PA TIE RSOP4 i sacrce ai'd past citt 'cc address of a k a WILLiE L. PATTERSON located on S P 46 West lie CIAiri.lrt ard mutt be sworn to AddreSs Unknown ISOLOMON SCHICK -- P1 (6 by thC clamant, hi5 aoent. or hit 'You are notified that the above S711 30 From P 1AA Single Family ,iIlOrnCy. e -t *ill become void Dwelling D.stricl to OC Office named Petitioners. DANIEL M .'Lccrdnq '0 lAw DiStriCt on the fOltO*iflg described HOVEY arid ANPIIS C HOVEY. M.iv 9th 197i Y. t....i. i... . . ii hAve Petition fl th. ..• • tt .. .•. ---- fiI,.tl -- - -------------------tlMry r' in North I00feet of tu West 320 feet of Styled Court toe the adoption of the As E,ecutor minor Child named in that Petitign the SOuth ':01 tiC PIE ,of the SE C Vernon Mile. Jr. less road r+ght of way. Sect.on 21, and you are commanded to serve a MIlE & CLEVELAND -t TownShip 21 South. RAnge 29 East Copy of your written defenses, if any. '.itorrey for Estate Further described as located on the on MAUlS. WOOD. MULLER & I' 0 Oawer z. East sideof M,a,tfarid Avenue, South BOROUGHS, P A - Petitioners rct.l +I"ic"il f Aitamonte Sprrig', City LimitS, Attorrivy. whose address s tOO Park I''.' ' '-i, I -t-etween two iturches Avenue, North Winter Park, DLII S MAYO GRAHAM P1 (6 STE Florida. 32109, onor before June 3rd. NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE II From A I A'jriculture to P U D 1971 and file th original with the NOT lCE 15 HEREBY GIVEN that iPlarned Uni Development) on the Clerk of thi5 Court .rther before by virtue of that certain Writ of follcwng described property The service on Petitioners' attorney or E,ecution issued nut of and under East ' of tht' NE 'a of PIE a of tnmedatetythereaffer; Otherwise a ti seal of the County Court of Secton 7. Townshp 21 5. Range 29 default may be entered aQanst you Orange County, Florida, upon a t,raI East. and the Welt ' of the P4W ',uf for the relief demandld ifl the udqnent rendered in tie aforesaid 'he NW 'a of Section I. Townsh'p 21 Pttin court vim tPie7lSt da,, 01 March. AD South, Range 29 East. Semngle DOhE AND ORDERED liii 3rd crtA'fl case entitle-cl, n 7cL'nty. F tcrida to da, of Ma,. 1971 Isubiect e.. .,. vi...,,ii ,,.i, ., tU' _-....., t+... ''V''".............. r U' 'IIVT SUiVi'U'L U' U' )lII - - - - ._.. - + •. ,., ucad be'n Sand I kC IA Znnir,v, rif property located " rOLESI 1414001 I nORTH SEC IION t,iiD FORE 51 flPOO 111111 51(1 lOPI. Sernol" County 'hereafter as possible, in the City 14,111. ,t which time tie owners ,isscssed and otuer interestCd p.qsons may appear before 1150 City Seniinole County, Florida. and I bavC level upon the follOwing described property owned by Elizabeth K rtichk, 5Aid property 6 M W fRAIKIN P1 (6 5741 Deputy Clerk 37 Frr-i A I AgraCult,jr. to P IA K.rk N Kirkcorinl rgle Family Dwelling Dtrict on 110 Park Avenue. NortPthe following described property P%t Office Box 7W described iti '.Ad lJe'SOlutiOi' Or' file ,sih the City C tech 'iv-ltviiI Puhl( hiean,nti III I Cl lvi DAlI; It-c pr000sr-el Resolution it posted propriety and advisati'Ity of " ,lhirii4 th,' i", ove't'rnts Casts .' eli-nd ot ynCn). and the assessments qn%t each property particularly n-ore FforidA +l.'scrb-ert as Ic''lo,is (mv-Ill 1971 Pnt.1c, bluC fl ccj1or. na Tax No 'W96041 t&Pic-'l't Orange VillA. Sccton I?, TcwrS11p 71 ,I'ii0 79 as recorded n Flat Book 7. Pr 9. pu)l records oh Seminole County, Florida Public IteAtiOrl will 1w held ifl the City Ifall. Casselbc'ry. floridA, Oft the t0tt di cit May. AD 1974 Al (0 P P.s of ,tS Scion thereAfter IS onssbIr, ,'it whiCh t.niC ,nlrce%led oarties arid iitiZfl% br and Aiy.4,flst the propi'd Pesuhut.on will be l'e,si(l Its bearing may i-c con tmd from t,n'(' tO lit,IC until final -en'inOle County. Florda, will at Tie City of CaSselbefry has in tS II 00 A M or' the 72nd day of May, fl555'Ofl a contractors bid for the A 0 1971. offer for sate and sell to cotiSt,u(t,ofl COSts and enuneers INC hqhest bidder, for CASh, 51.4010(1 cst'ni,ifet lot engineering. sur to ,anv And all exi%tinq lens, at the .- - eyr'Q, legal Ard Adm'nliSlrative Front (West) Door of the Seninole OSts tot a totI of 565.216 35 tified County CourthouSe in Sanford, All ,,tereste3 persons are rfor,dA. the above described er that INC cleScrinticnof each property onAi property Std yehictO being lvi b issessed and the amount tO be t Attanmote Garage ri asSessed to each parcel mAy be stoned of Bear Lake Road. North ot McNeil ROAd. South of Borvlie Road Public tearng will be held n Room 20) of tl'ie Seminole County Courthouse. S.tnfcitci. Florida, on Jc'C S. 1971. at 7 30 P P.S . or as soon thereafter AS possible Written cOn'r'rtS tiltd With the Officnf the Zcnnij Drocto' ,bIt be ccnsac-ced d perSonS appear.nq t thCpvbt tc-i I.lr flit ,-ciru w Ii h + - atoresad Writ of Eiecut,on I hr tli - Further described as 507 Lake Mack N Cleveland. Jr. PROBATE DIVISION PROBATE P40 71143-CP Destiny Pond. West of I I and Of CLEVELAND & MIlE N'i'-ore RCSSIcI On County Line ft-st Attorney for Estate In re Estate 01 lot th cf Lake L)estri , Apart p o Drawer 1. il V Sanford. Florida ments (t'ceASed 3 RANDALL OLIVER JONES - Publish May 7, 11. 174 NOTICE TOCREDITORS (6 5711 71 From M I Industrial DEli 30 All uc'ditorsof the estate of Harry Vt'Id on Thursday, C ,rlrrry - B L Perkns ___________________________ --------- entitled - AOl Clerk ef 'be Cr(u9 Ccur? - - - ft ft - ' (ilk I ['Ii 1 P1. liii ifollct Richard Lot 12 C. & 107 zi IS PG tOt SI 81k B5gi Pg Valle, farms PR II PC. SI Paop M i.tvk & Joon H (ifS tO & Ii 1lk 10 iastb'ock Sutid Unt 6 08 I? PG i',iOtuS Lawrence & hInrr'ia 175 crqd.1lr I'll Ii I, '.' Commissioners, Seminole (ounty Courthouse. Sanford. Florida. from this date until the date of enactment consid,'raton first written above lSeal) Arthur hi fteckviith, Jr . (iCri PihtSP' .'SII 1 fl hi M.;, 7. 14+ 1971 (lEA IJS .. - - .- f - ; ."I , i'/ .. '. : :' '. , - ' - ' - ' - ' -- '' • - 1 ,tj ft " ' .2 • ;+ot 1- ." , i f - :;' f -. " • :: -1 ft o. ot :- - -- .:. It i -, '---tn 'J Li,F Ii ft t tr' c- c'! ( t.eor :i; ::L erir r.n - i: - G =-. -: aluminum wiring ti any it.i,IO•, commercial, or other Structure -built. con hereafter altered structed. erected, or repart'd in or moved into the unincorporated areas of Seminole County, providing tot construCtiOn, evrrabI'ty, and an effective date Copies of s,id ordinance are available for public nspection during regular business h0U'S in the .aa,. .i h. .,i ni r.-...,,.. Dwelling ZoredDistrict,in Lot 7 leSt F 13ff of N 30 ft.. Block S. Tier 10. Town c Sanford Said property A REQUEST FOP PEZONING LEOL.A ROBERTS. ftc 30Th Day of May. A.D 1971. at EDWARDR.OHDICX deceased 700 PM or as soon thereafter AS 571)26 FromA tAgriculturetoM NOTICETOCREDITORS I Industrial on the following LII credlors of thO ett3te of pIrtiCs arid ct,7cvt5 toe and against wit receive bidS at the otfire of described property: Lot533.3oandS LEOL.A ROBERTS, deceased, are heritjy nOtilied and required to file County Courthouse, Sanford. heard This hearing may be con Lot 37 East of TuskawIla Road and any Claims or demands whiCh thry from time to time until final vacated streets Florida up to 5.00 PM • June 4. 1974 tifl SAid estate ifl the action Is taken by the City Council for furnishing the following: and 37 of TuSkawilla Sub may have against Notice 5 hereby given that the - -..".- '-.' ' ' au.tjfil0llCOV,QiflAf*ith Inc Clerk of ti's Court either before service on f'Iflfifl'% attorney or immediately thereafter nlherwile a default fuliqoleOl wIl be c-ntefed against you fQ fIr relief demanded fl tiC -- • • ;--..: ItLE 31k A !Ii C 0t '' written dc-lenSeS. it any. to C OF JR (RPQP1 Paf IZE Evt1L.P40f. c-,tili, AttorheyS at t ,'w. 209 North 0.4k Avenue', P 0 Drawer 7. Sanford F Il-i,,cta 37771. j Jack. - - _________________________ NOTICEFOR BIDS i Tritocular Steco T"ii. (05COO 1 Haptogtobin electroPliO(Si$ tAnk Ordinance Ho 7317 as amended by Ordinance No 7) i7A to prohibit tie .,-- bs been filCd aqAflSt yOU and you f I ' - iT::. Lot, 8 • ' m the North InC p1 Sad ti-once vu last ii) the S,-ctori 4 Pace Claiming 01.1*1 — MareS 10 Pci. Alto', Vi ------- f);' if .ilve, and if dead o his or her rirc'*n hers. devisee's. tegatees, or graltte0s. and all other personSor parties ilaerfliriQ by, through, under them or ege,r'st AND TO All perSons or parties p.vngorclaiminganyriVht.fitIeOr rIerest to the real property hereafter described YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED thai an action to Quiet title to the follOwing described real property s tjate 'n Semiole County. Florida PARCEL A TbW%tOftbCNW'aOfSCC or 1+ Town%lip 70 South. Pngp 30 Fast. Seminole County. FloridA, less ti West ' thereof and AlSO 1eS5 the North 751cc-S thereOf for Pod right WAY PARCEL U 04 Begin at a point 55 chAinS (16)0 teetl West of tie NE Corner of SAid Section i. tuence run South 10 chainS i66Ofeet). thence run West ba point on the list Ire of the West 'zof the , ,'t 5 ect'cit' 1+ irien(e run •..,., •,n,. t+,.-i t+,.i i.n. ml the rli. . O'' '4 W u' The proposed Resolution iS posted TAX-COST 1971. consider enactment Of thC em,noie County following crdfla"ce Specifications for the above items .S, ordnance relalir.g to the ••'f unincorporated areas of Seminole may be 001.1-ned from tie Sanford Crime Laboratory between tne hours of I 00 A M. And 500 P M regulations to control and regulate f,day through Friday electrical contractorS arid electrical Tie right i% reserved tO WAive any NAME LOt + , Resolution on file with tI'ie City Clerk. Setting Public Hearing. Spectrometer Oat,i System with CORDINGLY accessoriesDATED Ibis 10th day of May, A D 1 GraphiC Copy Camera 1971 1 Mcro Balance (Seal) I Four door sedan automobile Mary W Hawihore,, I Station Wagon automobile City Clerk DE B 71 G017 thlinfelo8 R;rnS;iflIe .. 5pic. 0 Bourgeois; I Good Moe Sixth Race — i'. Md, DaSh — $550 7 t'k. StultS 1974 ISEAL) Mary W Hawthorne. Cty Clerk (tv of Casselboer). Florida 3 10 10 e4 ReSidence and Mailing Address Urilnown . action il taken by the City Cncit. GOvE RU YOURSELVES AC C OR DIN GL Y. NOT ICE OF TAX SALE W I IIOOPER said. heard This htar,ng may be con Supplementary .1 H SCHAEFER Residence and Mailing get there, the most Important tI 1971 '•'.t Legal Notice ----- LADY HOOPJ:P SCHAF I ER , / ',ia'i' Runner. A W'lSev Jr I Fir git 0 5Pc'ci-. S '-lr+1, I • A . K 051ev .*ft Ping, A Jaspe'vsor 7 lath Doeman. P Hartzlr I Al I Joan Stanton. -(than, Al 2 Spud Bat Sun. C (T,i it"15 it hlijttf, oiy was rungs ut Dallas l.y taking this 'sent. 1&hlct) offers a top prize . , ) fret ti-eec-of for Road right of way SIUIa arni his wife for arriving Sseden, was to face Mexico's \larcvilo Lara ttMl,l, iii (he Comnussoners LEGAL DESCRIPTION ReSidence and Mailing Acltrea Unknown without teaching the players L'inehurt Tennis Club in Pinehurst. S.C. a regular Lasis. Corninissioners asked him to in. sestigate possible use of the stadium leased to the school unaru, iur toe rinenurs JJuIe Knowles asked for authorization to initiate construction of a new city baseball field on a cfty.-owned Celer- tjnbtl' --__- I Paver Jr - II ikknsire tackle, has signed with the San I)wgc Chargers of i-he National f'Ootball I A Dandeo. 6 St Warrpurii K Qxn .-. I f,,t Mx,tw. A Wlv ; 0; I- AS SpaAE Carolina Princess. V Culiiavse $150,000 Alan SApAUW,RrzdtAPt—YugOSbv1a the State bet Itrazil 14_s) and taught to approach the game. Must are taught to just take the racquet and start swinging. The -- Addison commented while on -inc nation s capitai w promote the opening of the Atis- tinddleweii:ht Juan itamos of New York = Professional Teaching Association but said "it would take Carolina in the double-.eltmintion tour. sourx p tied for third. Bobby Jones sum He was a nwmber of U.S. Ryder Cup teams in 193i. 1933, 1935 and i93i.- v.- ard," hudson said. Manager City "There may be only one in 20 sho knows what he is doing." Shute was known for his cool and He could have wcn the U.S. Open in 1929 . :" of my yard." "I don't want arrests, I just By: Joy Stokes clue for tAie% herein set opposite tue same, together with all coSt of such Seminole County. Florida, shall at W N HOOPER two years in a row. He defeated Jimmy Thompson and 2 at 7 C P.M cr as soon thereafter 35 cr,j,t hOuSe ifl Sanford. County of Seminole, Stdte of Florida taK Sate Tampa. Florida 336)7 - SOU T H F ER N PAR K SUB Chairman formerly JANE R AP400LPH WHIT PIER "Too many people are teach- Australiws tethniques in style, "This is caused by tennis skilled enough to spot them. than 30 baseballs he's con• ) P M or as Arthur H Beckwitii. Jr. formerly DOROTHY ANNE WHITHER 1009 Wondtiwn Waukgln. IllinoiS M)085 America is not as thorough as "The problem is that most sters from unqualified instruc- structors. of SanIosd. Florida all intent to consider annexAtiOn and C I Zoning of peoperty deScribed AS A Florida. KATHRINE B WHITHER 702 Oak Avenue Sanford, Florida 32771 to installed. provdincj for the method State Road Ho 436. SeminOle the of cllccton Special County. Florida, and more par BENJAMIN F WHITNER. JR teach tennis properly, danger his children, privacy Terry Addison, an Australian July 28 and close Oct. 12, will body movements and condi. "The small mistakes a coach 4 and property, Monday asked pro For eight years, believes feature Australian methods of honing. "I've traveled through most can correct while a student is for city proteition from persons there should be an organization instruction. Australian stars B i DEA 20) 79 East. less the West 110, and Lest sder an AppliCAtiOn for a dock Florida, and more particularly the North 75 feet RoadRightof Way 'rrIit or the fOtlOwrig deS(r.bed described in sAid ReSolutiOn Ofl filO hOAririg on May 21, 1974 in the Coninisson meeting roum in th Also Ii Of the NE ' of the SW i Miami, Florida 33133 west, purpose of adviSing the Board of Council ilt hold a pubtiC bearing to Ccvr'ty CcmrussOners as to the OflsiOCr adoption of a res&ution name of DESIGNERS fictitiOuS engaged iri LuS-r-rtS at 4C11 E NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC 201. Suite Blvd . Semoran Notice it hereby given hat th, Casselberry. 32707. Seminole Board of Adiu'stmnt of the City ci County. Florida under the fiCtitiOuS Sarford will hold a Special meeting ri May Il, 1971, in the City Hall at name of ASSOCIATED AGENCIES. and that I inlervi to register SAid II :30 A M. in order to Consider a name with ttie Clerk cf the Circuit request for a varance in the Zoning Court. Seminofe County. Florida in Ordnarceasitpertaristoside yard ri the construction arid niainteflaflCC section 33. Township 21 South, FRANiC - liv- Board of County Corn t.ctitious name of A-i COATING L Wit: Section 06509 Florida Statutes 1957 S Anthony Gagliano - who has complained for two years that ct Avenue, Orlando. Florida 32005 engoged in busineSs At 109E Can .n btjinejs at 106 A High way U 92. Catsetherry 32707, cace Drive. Maitland, 321St pcovidng for the assessment nnd Casselberry. FloridA. declaring levy of special assessments O intent to consider annexation and C Address Unrio*,i Leesburg; 5, hleffenden, Glades areenqacied in butiness at Maitland Flea Market. 1911 Hlhwai' 17-97k In re: the Marriage of MINP4 IC P EP4AUD fined'battingcage,"recreation Ii - FICTITIOUSNAME FICTITIOUSNAME Board of County CommissionerS ci Seninole County. Florida. shall at consider adoption of a resolution entitled- cord); 2, FICTITIOUSNAME NOTICE ______________________________ NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING only For second place behind Tampa Middleton, 1971); 2, Buchholz; 4, Rockledge; 5, FICTITIOUSNAME NOTICEUNDERFICTITIOUS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the City of Casselberry that the quickly, but the car failed to race winner Gordon Johncock. Foyt were the only ones joining missioners in a memo. the 11 am. deadline. .- - NEW AMERICAN GRAFFITI engaged in businCSS at 2510 So- OAk COUNTY. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Sanford, Seminole County, NOtice i% hereby given that the Ave IN THE NAME Of THE STATE OF Florida FLORIDA - Smith, West) 1:56.8 (new team, which is small by State yard dash at 10.1, and finished l..ake, who hit 49.0. He and Rutherford were offer as much danger to batter, McLaren broke an engine. The spect, Rutherford received the gusty winds in practice. - the PubliSh May II, 21, 21. Jun04, 1974 her huSband, and W. I HOOPER And serve a copy of same upon Defendants The installation can be made according to officials, and will -- . titious name, to wit BUDDY'S Section $65 09 Florida StatuteS 1957. TO ADELLAP BADIE MANEILL. her husband, BEN HOME IMPROVEMENT under 5 - Abder R. Baker Residence Unknown JAMIN F WHITHER. JR and You are hereby required to file which we are engaç'ed in butinOls at Pubtith May 7. 11, 21. 20. 1971 KM HRINE B WHITHER, hiS wife, • yourwrlttendefenletoa Petitionfor 155 LAkCViOW Avenue in the City of DEB 26 DOROTHY ANNE BACKES. for _______________________ of Marriage and for Ldke Mary, Florida. DissolutIon rnt-rly DOROTHY ANNE WHiTThat thO parties interested in PANDOL PH disposition of Real Estate deScribed lAid NOTICE OF PUFILK iiUtlUG 10 NC P. JANE business enterpr.se are as follows. CONSIDER ADOPTION OF A belOw filed brCin, in which GRANGI. formerly JANE PAN iA Geffken Petitioner claims a special equity. RESOLUTION BY THE CITY OF DOLPH WHIT HER, JM't't Gettken Youmuttottendefenle ASSEL13ERRY. FLORIDA HOOPER and LUCILE M HOOPER. hiS wife, LADY HOOPER with the Clerk of the above styled Dated at Seminole County. Florida. * balls that have been termed a , '.. - - SOUTHWARD. at 191.693 miles per hour feel badly about the situation 19th," he said. "I didn't like it - - - ___________ SEMINOLE SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. FOR FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 74 644 B Sanford city commissioners / rankled the local rooter. And kickoffs, delaying punting team For the most part, fans did not tacklers at the line of scrimstorm the Bastille when their mage, unfettering wide local heroes defected to the receivers, moving back goal WFL. The Fans sympathized posts — all these mean more with the players and in fact runbacks, more derring-do for may have looked with some pass catchers, fewer field anticipation to a more exciting goals. In short, heightened action. league. - IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 11TH INTHECIRCUITCOURT,OF THE BOB l.IA)YI) City Editor - - 'S i r - - - - * . Pocketbook r - Ellis said happily. j( was a bad pitch, It was a of Baltimore, .003 in front of two in the seventh to carry "It was a bad pitch," Luis slider that was just hanging aeveland and O05 ahead of the Minnesota past the White Sox. haM said sadly. right there over the plate," said idle New York Yankees. Ken henderson hit a two-run It was a good pitch For Cleve- Ellis. "Tiant doesn't give you Nine Milwaukee players homer For Chicago in the land and a crummy one for many of those pitches and I was drove in the nine Milwaukee eighth. Boston. lucky to take advantage of it. If runs, with Dave May, Bobby A's 11, Roy als 1 INDIANAPOLIS tAP) — Rutherford was ready when Similar mechanical misTexan Johnny Rutherford Is out his turn in line caine—accept- fortune hit two-tIme 500 wittner of the running f9r the May 26 In- able in some racvs—but Chief Al Uriser before Saturday's dianapolis 500-mile race pole Steward Tom Binford chose to qualif)lng session and he, too, position, ixit be proved Monday make a strict interpretation of was unhappy with Binford's - - F' Minnesota turned back the Chi- Manager Del Crandall, whose Larry Ilisle doubled in two cao White Sox 7-5 and Oakland Brewers moved into first with a runs in the fifth inning and tempoari1y, gave fellow Texan Tuesday, May 14, 1914-3B The Sanford Herald Tuesday, May 14, 1974 2 B—The Sanford Herald I7 34 ii ii IS COVE RN YOURS( Lv(S AC 157 7) CORDINGLY OAT It) 't-s lOft-day May, A I) 1914 tSt,il vera's PP-ytli3 A p ti C'tv t Casselberry Florda iins.si' '.it'tnid I tor,IA Ca Troy Pay Jr Pitiith April30 & May 7 II 71 1971 - Tax Collector r n + A?torne'. let P';t)l+'' ',' i , ' 1 010 ;-_______________________________ ____ '/lNDY CL*'tS 4R. 3.M6E1 D4Y5'/ - - - i f": ::, j -_. ; - + - Clerk cf the City of Catselberry. ,rfornation available from the Civil Florida Division of the Se'n'niole County Dated thiS 0th ay 04 Mo, A 0 Sr'c-riff'% Separtment lt't said sate 5 being niat to 1971 ISral, s.i'tty tht- termS of Sd'd Writ & C-tv of (,ssSeIbecry Florida [II ft - Shnff 5enint County. FlOida OF A I7 Hearings may be contrived Irm 'Alt' tO him at found necessary further detAilS available by O.1Il'flq )7) 1130. Ext 30.1 tcm,nOle County - - - ,, I 91 ' - l+ I k IA' ______ By .7 II W.11ia'Zonnq fl-rector OF I' rsrr burn on dry, windy days! =1 �.- .---'-- -....--. - .,.. ________________________ ,. - , •-.. -. -----.- ----I -------_,-4--_- --,.._.....-.-.. - 413—The Sanford Herald V - ; -- . - - -. - . .!,---.' -. - _..-,. ..__ -._ _ .• ------ - . --. - - — - - 'IA MCCOIIOU9P' Maki I S S Jewell . - ... _v..- - And Accessories WHOLESALE -RETAIL LAWN & FARM EQUIPMEN T Duda Auto Parts SALES S GoIsby Oviedo Tractor Co. and CASSELBERRY 323.2650 202 French Ave. 6 . FURNITURE • . ATO PARTSJ Drive OR MORE - I - - Out & GET AN APPOINTMENT TODAY outSan . irrzi:r'nr - . - Tuesday, May 11. 1974 YvonU ..,_-.._... -- Ph. 365 3248 Route 426 Oviedo TERRARIUM G C E NTER c,4jeL*'/eiUfr forfhe Our NU RSI N - Bingo Korral — VA — Medicaid liYe IlAli... Home. 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SPECIAL RATES FOR e Most SUSCRIBE NOW — CALL 322-2611 .. - — head bands, bells, purses alme-.1 anything you can think of, All items are carefully NCR : SUNDAY 1:30.3:30 & 4:00-6:00 P.M. : MONDAY 7:00-10:00 P.M. enhances gracefulness, ir Yes articles includIng mensard ladme o SKATE for FUN and HEALTH - WEDNESDAY 1:30-10:30 P.M. from the Sanford Herald -- I OPEN TH.9 seelesoo Bag ice 50 Let Us monkey ' . __ - _ 10 The Sanford Herald Covers The Local News of Seminole Better Than Any Other Newspaper In The World. 04P ____ ANO <,o.rS NOaTJiGTf Floats 30'.40'.55' Sundaes 45'-60 ~rrving ware, centerpieces in 436 Guy's . _______ ____________ printed tee shirts with mod There i a display set up for pictures and sayings, and the their psychedelic and audio iron on decals you can put lights They have eight track chase. Dream books are offered tape players in both portable to help you interpret your and home unit modcls dreams and find out about your Eyhiblted arcund the store real elf. Jewelry, life like walls are psychedelic black bunny rabbit banks, and in light posters cerise in block, stick, cone. Some of thou better gifts and powder, liquid or aerosol f or m decorator items include ir.- available flawless glassware from Denma rk , st ainl e ss e ORLANDO fLONIDA Plus Many Other iWhile and Black Imitation Sturdy, picturesque wooden Monday 9:30 am. to 12:00 noon pro v CS COO r d in a tior and there are 3 full time and 18 part time employees, including arches support the roof over the 7:30 to 10:30pm (at least one strengthens muscles ar skating arena, and there are parent must accompany their sharpens your sense of balanc four floor guards. Select your skates in the new plenty of so't seats overlooking children for special Family So for family fun at it fines sell-service rental skate room the floor where you can sit and Discount Rate),; Tuesday: plan a trip to Skate City Rolli whereó5o pairs of skates ensure watch the skaters whirling Private and Special parties Rink. it's good for you and it that you can find a perfect fit to gracefully around to the strtiins . Dab's Treasures has Jewelry unique lights. Wooden mobiles Adding Machint cruises Friendly %ervice. 722 Mignolia Downtown S a nfor d I which plans $ (1, Locations To Serve JOHN SCHIENK IAL Longwood IA colors and are cc.t€'rd b-? a one Let's face it, tra-eIhnq can be fun, an education and valuable experience. or it Cleaned-Oiled can be a misery. It ,ll $3 Adjusted depends on how you do Good travelling Isarranqed most carefully. with detailed Jewe JeweI I l ) double compartment around -glass wind chimes, are offered turquoise to Zodiac pendants in gold and silver color s These the zipper area which pr otects for y our selection, There is a covmplete line of pendants do not tarnish and are The .qasnst zipper breakage bumper stickers and patches, extremely eye catching. assort ed chairs are available in 77f/II.f/ r,,:,1 TIMEX S Eleanor, helps out when needed and skiffs await your selection. through Sept 2, 1974) are: r, ja e AUTO INSURANCE EDWARD'S SHOES Are The Best carried at Dab's. Thesc chAirs - that Skate City Roller Rink new urethane wheels which continue to be a clean, p.m.; Sunday: Closed all da the highway. Special discount rates a You'll enjoy the healthy give quieter and smoother wholesome place where all the exercise of skating in one of the skating. Of course you may use family can enjoy themselves is available for church, scho most modern Roller Rinks in all your own skates and enjoy a shown by his rink policy: "We club or birthday party groups are keenly aware of our ten or more at any pubi of Florida The skating floor of Saving. Adjacent to the skate room is r esponsibility to the community skating session. For priva the smoothest terrazzo R 80 It. x to maintain a decorous place party, groups must number 160 ft. in size, large enough to the large, vell stocked Snack handle up to 700 skaters in Bar where you can refresh for the entire family. Our rules least 50 for matinees, and comfort. You glide quietly over yourself with food, candy bars, o' conduct and dress are dic- least 150 for evenings. the floor in rhythm to the music soft drinks and popsicles. There fated by rules of good taste and There are class lnstructioi from an ultra modern sound is also a sales room where safety, and are strictly en- for children from toddlci roller skates are available in forced. We solicit the patronage through age 12 every Saturdi system. Skate City Roller Rink is several price brackets, and of only those who wish to to teach fundamentals in prop roller skating. managed by John Mikler who ;s skating accessories ranging comply with them." Summer hours (June 9 Skating is good exercise. a part owner. His wife, from Porn Poms to skate cases also have nylon zippers so yt*i don't in odd shapes and colors, as in various price ranges, from d and to ',orr -j abjt rust, and a well as the old fashioned dainty rings of s il ve - OFFER GOOD THROUGH MAY 30 LOW RATES For elephant collectors 11,wre ornamental strings. Candle ' sq II CALL 323.4203 202 S. Park Ave. opping nique )) n between Sanford and Orlando joyrnent. These skates are all First aid service is available, prize eery Friday nigh The determination of Mikler Saturday: 9:30 to 11:30 ax off Highway 17 92 on Dog Track equipped with precision wheels - is a wide array of elephant Grams - the newest and best o at Dab's Treasures. are hand Dab's Treasures, 118 Palmetto Ave., Sanford, among carved decorator items from statue! In both .00d and solid way to say "Happy Birthday" their shelf upon shelf of unique. India, the Phillippines and Ivor y . You care purchase Kurtas or "I Miss You", are on hand imaginative gift ideas and Japan. For those who love a (which Is the Indian name for along with other candle's in nautical motif. Dab's has fish shirts) in bright vivid prints intriguing shapes and smells decorator items. including the rose shaped Dab's Treasures is owned and nets, decorator pieces and and flattering styles. The numerous mobiles you scented candles in three colors. operated by Billy Mason. He authentic looking replicas of the opened for business on June 1. Nina , Pinta, Santa Maria and will see hanging throughout the Fascinating conv'rsation store are a combination of plecelare It* decorator swords 1973. Mason came to Sanford Mayflower. t line of jean bag Capiz shell wind chimes, which from India which come in The from Nashville. Tennessee in easily be converted into beautfutly ornate scabbards are can chairs, made in the U.S.A., '97. Pressure 10C njoy 1O healthful fun at a reasonable or a seven fool giant. A cour. pinball machines for your Thursday: 9:30 a.m. to 12:1 4% price for singles. couples or the teous attendant will assist you amusement, and excellent nroon Thursday night Priva entire family, the place to go Is In the proper selection to ensure lighting and railings around the and Special p3rlies onl) Skate City Roller Rink located you the fullest skating en. skating floor for your safety Friday: 7:30 to 11:30 p.m. Doi Treasures find what you're looking for at pressive gifts to be discovered MR. WHIRL-CLEAN BCai'i AgeEg Dab's SANFOR D Fu Healthful Road. The Rink Is visible from and most are new, some with all White Leather HEAD SHOP- NOVELTIES If you're looking for clean, 'he shoe skate size of a tiny tot of melodic music. There are 10 p.m. 7:30 to 10:30 p.m For those who decorate with How many times have you set plete gift store, there are pool year warrarty. Mason offers out to find that "certain" gift tables for recreation. Cold free delivery on these chairs beads, there Is a tremendous for the "special" someone and drinks and snacks are available within the city limits, and a selectIon In all different shapes returned P)lne empty handed? to those us ingthe recreational very nominal delivery charge If and colors. From India you will find attractive brass bells on you live outside Sanford Chances are good that you will facilities Among the Im SPRI NG CLEANING SPECIAL * * I ners, Also offered are French House of Bar, B,Q. where "the tries, potato salad, coleslaw, secret's In the sauce." Gvy's is juicy corn - Skate City Clean, 4 4MU * M French At I F Ixit Shop Vis it I - eicycl. craftsmen 1, The succulent barbecue in GIFTS \ greadared 18S. PALMETTOAVE. is ample parking at this very or meal handled by Rolann in baked beans, onion rings and not only good spot to tat, but hush puppies. Sweet, tender, also a nice place to visit and convenient location, the front kitchen _______ _______ -- Sat.-12 aI `11111 '-Lll;•.1-. w.nLrr.p1g • Shampoo Carpet Cleaning EZ Payments the tasty food, or sit down and preparation of the other various enjoy It on the premises. There items Included In the sandwich Guy's Hom of Bar B 0 is Dry 1624 Year Olds SRfl's Filed Iil$fl. Attur" fq MA; rwr physician #or*" that imfe is r4 -wilonic- cowsit. and mat IM I= is psyclhe=r- t1we hytimsis can. vwy dofitw4ty, N*IW Wwkirq ffif.vV the evbceøsc.gvj mffid. $.,uki $øiiqttt. thime. ,fC. can be allevia ted arqem.v,d fermahos i early his can be cormdpd wtffi the help sri tiffl%.It*QM. or Ml * DuBois LAWN MOWER that 51 pct * he... e&,ca Smrw V-' I - Starts Like a Car. *li* * ANSWER — InWinoloilin fr*m Me oviient. III M# 11#M of staval probftaits. In4,catta t owned and operated by George ciudes tasty ribs, tender popular tetection of many If you're locking for a unique enjoyable eating experience. Smith 'nd wife Roiann, who chicken and fine beef and pork. customers. Soft drinks and the complement According to George. "the coffee lust drive down French Avenuc hail from Pennsylvania. George does all the bar. secret's In the sauce." Other delicious food. till your smell senses nrc stimulated by the most tan becung on the premises. His popular items are juicy ham The secret of tasty food, talizing. lrreslible aroma fresh meat is stored in a large burgers and cheeseburgers, according to Mr. Smith, Is to All single and double hot dogs. startMth fresh food and tokeep freezer. Imaginable. You will find walk-in yourself at Guy's Housed Bar- preparation, including cooking, delicious barr-on rye sand- it fresh fill served. His delicious wiches served with or without food i available from 10:30 8-0, 2101 So. French Ave.. smoking and slicing is done In the back kitchen with the cheese, saviury beans and a.m, to 11:00 p,m. Sanford. So follow your nose to Guy's final franks, and hearty ham dinYou can dash in and carry-out portioning and "We Look At Life From Your Point Of View" *C th ern ? 12 Bar-Be-Que "The Secret's In The Sauce Home: 830.1078 . - NEW SELI'SEIt\'ICE RENTALSKATE ROOM 'I to r. Kat rina Driver, Liz heard, and tn £4 ?'-n- rin SHOP HERE FOR I Telephone: 8.4.3 7653 Start :: Qfl Your Family Gift Center OFG4iADA When You . fRi(D CHl(KI$ I U NIQUE EATING EXPERIENCE GuN - Key AT 7 30.1 30 PM FRIED CHIC KEN w -i----. &nU 831-2677 M0'4 FP .1:10 . (() P',! TUf1E U - $i fl I.i,V ' — Your man from - SPECIAL TUESDAYS ANIMAL HAVEN BOARDING KENNELS 1400W. First St. Ph. 3234630 Sanford In The Old Kilgore Seed Store Bldg.) Ea LONGWOOD I HWY 17.92 C NURSERY RD I (2 BLKS NORP1 OF HWY 434. 8A.M. New Planting Guide &Almanac , We hac TERRARIUMS for _ New Shipment of 1 btuliIuI R PHONE AHEADORDERS PH. 3229442 SANFORD 2100S. FRENCH OPEN DAILY $ A.M S P.M. 4 make Ph. 322.6707 Sanford. Fla. C ti They and lasting j.fts for any lime of the 14 Horse & Rider Store U OETT'S KactuJ Out Patient Therapy GIFTS You can lind a terrarmuni p0 uut your any desire or nt-ed at BuR- year 24 Hour Nursing Care For 919 E. 2nd St. Horse &'orRider the Feeds where your friends are" Private Patients CENTER BURDETTE'S IMPORT Everything % Visit Let us feature Your Business with a PICTURE and STORY Your Ad On These Pages Will Acquaint 100,000 Prospects With Your Product Or Service �_________________ -- .z.... ' -. --- - Tuesday, T' - - 6B— The Sanford Herald To Your PLANTING Start SA LE FOR -. ____ 4 - Personals - ------------- __ INFORMATION DIAL - Seminole 322 26 11 Apartments 30 Help Wanted 18 Items! - c,Go dc fh WWW No ' - -- The Longer Your Ad Runs The Less It Costs Per Line Per Day. Rated For Consecutive If 0 COUNTY Furnished Parks Department I Room furnished efficiency Phone 372 7740 The following positions are now open in our parks department IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY? AL ANON families or friends of problem drinkers For further information call 173 4517 or write Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O. %,i SS), Sanford, Fla. 37771 - Maintenance Man II 59560wk $239 Mr ior Of Copy. I 12 Bedroom. Adults only Park Avenue Mobile Park 25-IS Park Drive, 323 2161 Maintenance Man I $2.21 Pin - US 40 wk -- All positions are 10 Hour wi'ek Benefits Include' State retirement plan, paid hospilalitation eqht holidays, vacation and sick leave Tiffin bedrooms fully furnished upstairs garage apartment. $163 nio , plus utilities No children or pets 372 1603 after 6 p m - 6 thru 25 times 24 times - 30c a line 23c line - FOUND-. Key rnq Leather strap P. panda bear S. £ keys Behind 360 Mrflonvitie or phone Lr-JtL Ladies Diamond Wristwatch Ahite gold Lost in vicinity of Sanford Plaza Reward 37345P) 40c a line .. ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum Child Care Will baby Sit in my hore Weekdays 373 2aOi I '-Car of Thanks Applications being taken for new child care cente, Opening in Sanford Betty Watson, 371 478-I 3-Cemetaries -Personals ,lll du taLy ',tti-. S-Lost and Found CIRCULATION DISTRICT MANAGER Packçround in boy route and rural motor route management desired Salary plus weetily car expenses Call 372 2611 to arrange for op pointment. Lost- Male, Silky tt'rrior. Tan 5. silver gray with long ha or. 32? £615. 6 7-In Memoriam Previous experience in parks work d-esird AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER Found - black & brown Dichsund Mate Well cared for. 323 tiM after S. Announcements fl r tJri LPPI's. Part time or full time. 31I and Ill shift Apply in person Lakeview Nursing Center, 919 E 2nd St Sanford. __ , TELEPHONE PROMOTIONS 37) $3.00 Per Hr. Salary 6-Child Care 7-Motels Hotels 9 8-Eating Places Caine Farms Sweet corn, 60 ears $300 7k a dozen Every day, this week only. RETAIL FARMERS MARKET. 1192 5. 1tli St an ford Bring your own ba 9 -Good Things to Eat 10-Do It Yourself 11-Instructions Good Tningsto Eat Would like to buy top Quality farm fresh vegetables from careful growers for Holiday House Restaurants. Holiday Supply Department, P40. 1, 1211 Old Daytona Road, OcLand. Fla. 32720 Travel & Recreation 13—Travel Agencies 1.3 _Camping.Resonts Sports Employment 18 Help Wanted If you guIity, full or part time, day or even1 rlg. Will train. No experience necessary. Permanent position with 9 yr old company , See Mrs Pyle, 5 tolpm. Monday through Thursday for Interview Permanint Coating Inc. 107 Concord Drive Casselberry Apply In person only. PORTER. Housekeeping. Year round employment. Company LenefitS Apply in person, Holiday Inn of AlfamOnte Springs. Church Custodian needed. Altamonte •rea Call 1341961 Monday ttmru Friday 9-1. is—Help Wanted Knowledge of motors, air corn pressors, 440 & 220; Wages -Buslnets Opportunities -Loans commensurate with ability. 831 5.431 American Wood Products, 700 Marvin Ave.. Longwood Cleaning, including wmndows,Smttmng, Work In home anytime. Fast, experienced, young. Strong References Own can. 3729093. insurance SALESMEN. 322 7152 WAPITEDtI I Apply in person, ART GRINDLES WHEEL RANCH, Sanford -Rooms for Rent -Apartments Rent Unf urn is hed 74 Mary Carter Paint Store, owner retiring, see Sid Morrison. 515 S Elm Ave Sanford Bar Maid-nights from 6102. Cell or core by from 9 to 6 days, for interview, 322 9979. --Apartments Rent Furnished -Houses Rent Unfurnished -Houses Rent Furnished -Mobile Homes Rent RESTAURANT- Only one In Lake Mary. Remodeled, newly fur niSPid 2 year lease w option on building Strategically located Wonderful opportunity at $4500. Box 922, Lake Mary. Call for In formation 322 4724. Farmers find great bargains In equipment in th8 classified ads You might not be a farmer, but we've go' w?at you're looking for. Part time mithinIC. f')ay or night, Apply in person to SANFORD YELLOW CAB CO 701 5 Park Ave. -Resort Property For Rent -Wanted to Rent Power Real Estate -Houses for Sale Buy Father's Day gifts With the money you make salting Avon Products.No experience Call 644 —Mobile Momes —Lots and Acreage —Farms and Groves Have a hot weather sale! Sell Don't reeds fast with a classified ad in the Sanford Herald. Just dial 377 2611 or III 9993 —Resort Property For Sale Buy... Mercnandis.e -Miscellaneous - -Household Goods Services. -Appliances -TV Radio - Stereo -Garage Rummage Nothing Has The Power of Want Ads Sales -Boats £ Marine Equipment -Camping Equipment -Sports Equipment - Bicycles -Musical Merchandise -Building ?.'ateri.sls -Lawn and Garden ,* 0 (S -Equipment for Rent % -Pets and Supplies çc - -Livestock and Poultry -Wanted to Buy -1* - Coins —Swap andTrade Antiques - I BOILER SERVICE MECIANIC Expanding bo'ier sales & service company needs mechanic with S ytS n1flimufl tip on burners, renlrolS S. re4actory Competitive pjy, pa i d vocation I. profit star mc progran. Right man c n build a future here Call Mr. -Jy Ison at 641 69.27 for ntervew M.Ik Mans wanted, wc.e'srn to nilk towi w.ifi n-irking ii'arh'ne fl r cctfrn r- .Ikrcj .,irlo, $17 per dly slatting NignI 5hilt Call for appointment 372 All? Training -.rciran. now in çwoqress --- 14 or flier Eveflixius Will Iran l TOM PIZZA. Winier Park SI IS F 1'T!r)P,1 -.Campers - Travel Trailers -Auto Rewiiir!5 P;j t is AessOriiS -Junk Cars Remoilid -Motorcycles -Trucks and Trailers -.%ut3s ter Sale . Aviation *W/W Shag Carpet Clean furnished 1sf floor apartment 1004 Palmetto Ave., Sanford. Adults Only Snail furnished apartment. Suitable for Single or couple. Clean 5. reasonable 372 1391 Nize clean apartment. 1 bedroom Lights- water furnished Adults. No pets Only 510.5 372 7296. SAN MO PARKS, 17) Bedroom Trailers & Ap's 2 Adult parks, 7 Family parks. 3315 Hwy. I? 97. Sanford. 321 1910. Day, Wk Mo. , Man & WifC needed for part time lning work in Sanford 3 hours. ii riing-t C ll Mt Moore 671 a 1-ave Fla iifver's 1, CV011 , Apply .n ptrw4i. PMtor Parts P Marhine Co. Sanford q(J * Recreaonal Building *Heated Pool * 1•2 Bedroom FROM $175 110W AIRPORT BLVD 'ANF0RO. FLA 171 lIlA FOR LEASE, deluxe 1 Br Iu(niShpd apt Air, ground II (IL,plr. L(,<jI r d , nqur4f c4clu, Sanford residential area Mat adulltsl only No pets $150 1795 7 hedroon, t', bath unfurnith Duplex Central If A KIIC enuippCd 7ui$ Lake Aye, Sevilla Gardens' LUXURtOUec5i&e IWI iOt% (at 'n kmtchen$, frost I r?in .qr'rto, dilfiwaSh draperies, shag carpeting, tart tins lirrlilace Only C of Prmtacy in a Spanish county setting CIP Beautification Aw y.,n'r-t Arla,tt5 2015 Sar.$rci A I 15 P Y . FR1,PIKLIPI ARMS API5 15.7 fSd'm Ap? Central h4f 5. a Aulnr4ive MithntI oiperi,nce Mot AdultS 1170 Florida Av .f Pielgfu' but tin trfl.n 2736830 n'l-r'ij f.ç-ity -ii (IF P41Vt. GWEN p-eiton. Motor Paris S. Macri.ne A PARTMEN TS Co. Sanford 15.05W 75th St ' 'f'O ttou5ewife ? Let Sarai. Stud 0, I 2, 5 3 bedroom op. r..t'ilty helD make new tpjciØ5 ,-t'n1S Carpeting, Uraes. k , tcl famn$54*k. just J4f'r5 No cqu.pped. pool and laudr,in tottering rveslr"enl, or 222 70 ' ( .iii P1 ?TI iItr 6 - TWENTY WEST Three bedroomS. 11-, balM central Peat, wI4 to wall carpeting, fenced yard. extra large utility room. Assume 7 pct. mortgage with moderate down Total price, 171.300 Stemper Realty REALTOR Seminole MLS Oc4te 3224991 1c19S.Fren71 Eve 372 7371 3211496 337 754* NEAR GOLF COURSE i' 'I s best in thiS teaut'tutIy kept home on large corner lot 1hre bedroom, 2 bath, family room, screened patio, outsdi pato, double carport, and excel lent storage. $4,000 NEAT AND CLEAN Two bedroom, frame, close to town. $10,900, terms ACRES , Lost pets are usually found fast with a lOw coil CIC.iiticd ad ,n the Sanford Herald Dial 377 2611 or 131 9995 Hartman Realty Inc. 1 Tuesday, May 14, 1974-7 B BEAUTIFUL i. Al. f AF school Three bedrooniS, two baths, new shiny vinyl in kitchen and dining Pnrlmng in faniely room 71' above ground pool Fenced yard 577,500 M OM -- 17-fj IN FAIRBANKS W ; AVENUE I 3751 ill 354$ 15411 blI 4730 $ ., Mod SANFORD- A Very well co n trucIed borne In (hOiCt Mayfair section, Lifetime asbestos root Tls,ee bedrooms, ti,v baths, en closed front and back porches Deep well and Sprinkler systril BEAUTIFUL trees Lot sic 155 on s'rcel x 135' Call now, 5-86000 ri .t Lake Mary 3 bedroom, 2 bath New * w carpet, ac central heat Kitchen equipped Reduced $75,900 P,tust se l l, by r'wnec- r: I I lona area, new 3 bedroom, 7 bath Prn, central heat and ar, kit c-hen completely equipped, 'panesls Style Call after 4 30 week days, all day Sat & Sun III 6673 NEW HOMES LOPIGW000 7pC1 financing- $7937.000 Franklin Ramseur, Assoc. inc REALTORS III 8400 ' REALTORS 196 W.Lake Mary Blvd 373 435-3r 6.45 7333 WE TAXI- TRADES DID YOU KNOW... babe that hoc-ne you've t.t'i'fl searching for' Sparkling three years new, 3 bedroom, suriken paneled family room, carpets, garage, fenced yard, and only $71,000 FHA! Don't delay, call Duane I4ardesty, Assoc FIRE Sanford- 2 or 3 bedroom, central air, fenced yard. 1115 monthly plus deposit. 668 $173 Dettona, rent or sate,? txftm 2 bath house, family room, air, heat. carpeting, dishwasher, dispal. Contact ML Un$vrorth Realty 373 6061 or 3730317 Nice 3 bedroom house. 711 Laurel Aye • Sanford. $150 no, security dCpoSit. 349 567 PLACE RETIREMENT HOME For couple *tso lose children play. $14,900. Business NEWLY PAINTED Three bedroom, I bath, home with carpet Near town $13,900. Bingo VILLAGE Every Wed &Sat Early Birds 7:15pm. Only 10 Minutes from Sanford and Orlando Efficiencies. 1 5 7 bdrm. Town?toue from $145 'WO BEDROOM HOUSE Payton Realty, 372 1301 IOHiawatha Ave. at 1787 Did you ;ten Mobile Homes Rent 34 know that 1973 furnished I bedroom Adu Security. $110 monthly p electric. 373 0172. Trailer for rent In Lake Mary Call3fl T144 Enjoy beautiful Wekiva Rive,' tinting a motile borne alcohol, no pets Camp Semin 37? 100 the public of your club activities, Pets C.as.4.c.d a 3i Mobile Homo Lots For Rent -pace available i n Adult Pail GRF(Oy MOBILE HOME 500 '- rent h Ave Sanford m 200 31 Business Properly For Rent War ehQuse, sbp, office From to 50,000' Reasonable Nev Cody I I Industrial Park 32) 0061 41 Houses for 1 F ()P ( r' lriry (i.)*fl tj vA 1473" Curtis Mitt s Convote, 513 L S (MULTIPLE LII TING SERVICE) 15 GE Cnfi p-cr*'nt Stereo $7$ I ir 13 c-u ft . GE F-rostfrec. S2' tr I? rim ft - Wi'tingIoq,,se F free with lce'riiaker. $299 Is 17 • cu ft Westinghouse rroStfree with Icønc-Ole'r, 1197 19 If. cu ft . Westinghouse IllS 70 12 cu ft,GE. $0 . 'i imautlul - i.e c-i'' t- or'.I- The Time Tested Fir,,, Days 372 6171 P4iqht 377 5.474 - Property BINGO EVERY 26 - . Income and Investment Property ,'''' '.1' ii' POST 53 '. ~ ( IV.I"#_I' ' Are you an eieculmvt looking Ii prestigrouS tiunie in golf co area' I have a three bedrnor r,ith brand new tOne with O ('.(JI'ffl (jt",'ilfl 'It on 7 3rd with ii an" trees Wired for sa I,tctep Hasr g ill gr.ddte. Par floors and shag carpet. Cc R,jstli, Assoc. flo 5500 Roberts & Gilmar 830-5500 Longwi BALL REALTY 65 Boats & Marine 55 71' 5portscrft loaded, troller 160 P.tert cruise MUST SELLS Will tOil' snaIl sailboat in trade 7273479 A Sheep doc-is (Parc- Pion sred, e,c-I rt I U' I, 'tc-'t land pets, $1001175 349 5155 52 --------- Appliances YE 147,304 E WASHER , parts, sery. ice, used machines MOONEY APPLIANCES, 3730697. - KIRBY VACUUM Sales 5 Service For free home presentation *,thout obligation, call 373 4310 Close Out on all Gibson freezers 5 to choosa from PtmCrd Right''' Diks Applimines, 377 7638. ___________ 53 TV-Radio-Stereo - - - Bar. *- *.Stereo RepossessedAssume Payments AM FM radio, Garrard record player, S track tape and psychedeliC lights built into a beautiful Spanish bar. Assume payme-nts Ph 647 1577 for free home trial Hallmark, 1745 W Fairbanks, Wint.?r Park OPEN SATURDAYS HERB'S TV SERVICE 1113 S Sanford 371 173-1 55 Boats & Marine Equipment i 15' 1. Pontoon fltit, V trt ccChic- -vSltr electric Atwood Trailer All perfect con dc-ton, $11(13 171 1481 ' Miscellaneous For Sale _______ 68 Hwy 17.921 Mile South of Sanford MEETINGS 1 2nd and 4 h Thursday Each Month I PM ado t.tttr ________________ Lawn and Garden Stamps.Coins 69 600(1 LOCATION red or young people, 7 t,iedromzim, bOth. family room, fenced yard, 19,500 PINECREST EXCLUSIVE , act i ve 3 bedroom. 7 bath P-Ice 'àdy corner lot A real bargain at 6,300 Drive by 100W Woodland ' Call - HALL SI TOR REALTY 121 5771 -- BLAIR AGENCY 323 3166 tangerines, lemons, lime trees. etc Lip* overhead pr,ces. Drive A I,ttle4, Save a lot-Oviedo Nursery & Bird Farm, SR 419- 2 mi N of Ovredc 365 6391--Closed Sord.s — _____ C1 -- A C I IL U i la I - - - ' " Pe'nt Blue Lustre ElectricZ5rt"t Shampooer for only 11 per da- . CARROLL'S FURNITURE ABLE RENT ALL. with the best equipment to serve you. 1016 5. I French Ave . Sanford 3231310 ______ ___________ 65 -_ Directory of Experts A Pets and Supplies AirConditioning -----.----.----- Mnsoture Dac hshunds, AXC $50 ____________________________ Animal Haven Grooming I Central tiea' & Air Conditioning oardng kennels. 372 5757 for free estimates, call Carl Harris. at SEARS in Sanford. 322 GE RMAPI SHEPHERD PUPPIES for sale Caltnoa''' WHOA Don I thrw away usef ul idle 322 7006 items Sell them quickly with HeroIc-i War. Ad by calling 177 it 555 rig ic-c-I c' a fr'e" Guns ART BROWN PEST CONTROL 2562 Park, Drire 372 0165 - - o re' ,Counter topS 5rits Installat,on evailable Bud Cabrtt. 277 407 1) him .a itt' c- uo"- - LEACH ALUMINUM. W Av.c- rs Skirt'nQ ciSp&rt Screen i.rcIesJre'S re-screening 32'346 " S ant Ads Bring Results - 1?) 1991 L.cer%ed of Custoi'r Pn't'I no, hr r' tr'.'r .c-n mg Roo" awn i p-'.''. :c' Call Lawn Ca' Spc-'t' ai S'S Ccinri'rc at Iii's jcn'.aI cF c-er IS' 172 726? i Carpet Cleaning ., :;;" FLEET RESERVE ASSN ALUMINUM (art HOMES OF DISTINCTION 73 INCHES BY 36 INCHES , 5C 2 'Matt'' P.' a H he Business Meeting 2nd Monday ?(Y Club Hours- 1O,i rn Close to Everything,., Yet Away From the Crowd I uSED OFFSET PRINTING PLATES Daily (closed Wed) Ringo Thursday 2000 Paved Streets • Seweri *Street Lights • Sidewalks Idyllwilde Homes By = CONSTF&Jc-noN Inc. 21: W. 25th Cali for Sanford, la, Appointment 3221Q3 or club your would Qr91n;liltIOfl If like to be ifl I jd fI in 'his listing Cull CLASSIFIED Look to "Lifestyles" 1'" h-rio Stepped up. power c-nc-c-ic-ic, . 'c--t' m i c-" c-c- s.'r • .' ' . EACH NON RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLFGUN '- , I ocal nti'','. S .O'.'t'I aqe, flOW apar tnionts. horic-is duplexes, acreaqe, investments. transa c t i ons qal'dentnq and (li'(Orltlflq Ideas and mUCh much (I tore I F xan'lne the in1irketplac,e presented tn Lifestyles Feel secure- Learn all about real Estate your way" IntO home investments. I'-.''' - -' .. CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS IDEAL FOR ROOFING or INSULATING -' I. - E's ' 'Li -j c-c-'.'n'% I) .c--Sc'i Tc-chy s 1l - , ,, c- T(.l ' F' u.'cI . ' i" ' ,' - ' I v"I - ' 'I? c I• t' Upholstery - c-Ic-em ,"-. 7c-_ PF(O'.IATCc-P'c- .'.CI ' ," -c- •' e F cer ,i •c-,i 1 .1' *attfarbfjprtdb PH. 372-761 1 Paintina 'I, . p ç ' (au can I, Pleat m:IOS5t cii ,sth f o r c-rSultS i. en , ii a, (hm'c- If ,mct '.,',' i-is .51 L, PC c-CUP FAINTING 'no %"1311 Pr' 173 15' or 4'49 after 6 A Comprehensive Real Estate Guide To Better Living lied F*rm Equipment will 514-I fast and easy wIhia Classified Ad Call 321 7811 or 8)1999) :I Well Drilling C' E. .S DR ILL l NC, S 'c-' arc 440. p. .15, 5(31 Water conct't.or-ers, 377 ue.:- DICX DR ILLED PUM P 5 'PRIPIKIEPI SYSTE'." Sic- t,pes,sncts'/ps F.PIARl1. 610555. PAINT CO Published Every Sunday In The Sanford Herald ri • .4' tie'I .rc-,v A . ]I c-i c-'r',, Pc-c-- ' painti ng done' For thid 1,1 ' Pa-Ming work ca!l 53W Ri --i Co 323503S L'menwd Ne"sI Glass-mirrors _ 27 ".'. 4. Sunday 372 7921 and "find Lif estyles FRENCH AVE c- ''' ' -'c-- vs . .. 210 '.'agPCc-'.i ar 122 -s6?? 300 N. A S den' a' 1)5 Lake Truck Rentals Movers 15',mr'' ".l'eS (ji''e'f it ." 'a-i; ,, - I. c-'- u'p' ,n' 7' ,,-.. IDEAL LINING MATERIAL (They .just Fit Between Studdinas and Rafters) Xo '' its '.- . I - ''-s IF1R 16.5' ION pP. t:c- sill c-.,i ' 'ii £ I ,[ u c-s . "1 c-it I rr'"J Nr.i.'1 "-'- ,yr'- '. ''i-c-c at c-ic Tree Service P ic' Lawn Sprinklers i_If. I " Irl 4, ),ifltur,iSi ','rvi"e F re's' 1's' On,' c-c- c-i' includes Ill''' 5)1 71831 " c-c- 0 '77 '.'sc- -- • CL c-cCJc''j P 0 i ui' 1 '' ,'OW FPI.E LOT (LEAN UP A. 1 iC,tih 0 4 ., t ., c-NC, ppe 3 i ."?4.5;.: i ',',,uic-., Ceram' THE 5ANFORD i F AL DEPARTMENT 3?? 7611 ---________ . pn.p.irat rIll (14. SEAlPIC' '.'ACHIPIE REPAIRS c-c- ' "PS NO JOB IS TOO SMALL 'cs dt'itmil or Conc-n'erc'al. Call fpr Ire fit 333 7724 37) 06 % ccc- t'ri -. SHEETS _9djC&vidL! Sell it fast and easy .ii' ,.-., (.i5t i'l,iSS i • SewingMachInes P FLORIDA LAWN SERVICE: C arpentr', Pm'rir*lCling. Additions, CuStom Ac-Irk Irte Estimates Lcensed Bonded 321 6434 s'.. i.r,,rr' ce dfl us Esaltet'Sp c- 177'li Sandblasting c-,'7 35.50 37) 1783 -'- Pordtd __35677 c-' I'll ,' -' this' look - - Wayne's Quality Psi'is 5. -c-c ic- c- .' 17'Cc- I r ,'c-, P - 1 :1 AlItypes tree "s! ms'e-s L'Ce$'IOkd, Bonded, Insurr' NoObl'qo'on R',5',i,hy'rtOrk I red For CARE pc--f5.OnalIy maintained i,il RALPH.323 5851. '' eeII E .ier or walls, revel. Pati o, walks 5 roofs Removesmildew. fu ng us. mud dobberS wasps & spider webs 372 0391 *EXPERT ROOFING. 1.'..'. N INC [PIT S (..PPI NT SPRINGC LN Reduce your electric bill *itti complete Ce'lc-nQ 5. w011 fisulOtmon Fre'ee%tirriSteS A5'-tlrc- 1i'%,'0t lri 72.117493210 'i' I., ill FlOor Waxng, Windows 3730465 1-40 LOtsGE USED CAMPING GEAR IS IN DEMAND SELL IT 1`40/,i ,'lTH A CLASSI F IED AD ________________________ Tc-,c-i'c','.r .','..it,''ir''c-'' c-",i'i ... c- Carpentry EXTERIOR PRESSURE CLEANING ADDITIONS, BLOCK WORK Carpensry&coricre?eWori& PHONE 273 1731 Beauty Care - ilO-c-I i.,'r,O,t iu nc-c-i' n, i_Si'S (I il 172 7Plt 'it 5)1 Z-,,t rg Pr-i, 122-1057. - re" Chain Ink. *c.od. If estimates day or n'qht 852 5)56 TOWER S BEAUTY SALON tormrml, tlorre'tt S (Irauty Nook) 519 E Pine_ 3735712 PET REST I NN sc-i 'ig I. G'o.c-- ri QUALITY FENCING 1 1 I I L Pfl. . Pressure Cleaning BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVEMENTS Small jobs Wanted 3721331. -Lake Marv" Full lineGE Appliances Sanford Electric Company 2522 Park. On',e,372 1562 — Pet Care Home Imptovements i( I.. Pest Control SAt4FORDLONGR,FLESHOPpE Muzzle Load.ng, ,c-r.., Acce-ss,rs 7103 Sar-.tc"ii :, __________________________ P .50,-so' Serve You! Ready To - - (toil c-n ".':7 I Equipment for Rent Household Goods ti' 'c-elI I 'ml I tlt/ : 1722 Pinto. 7 door sedan, 14.000 miles, metallic green with green deluxe interior I speed, header Pipes, chrome wheels, and wide tires Immaculate Reduced 1100 for quick sate A fantastic buy at 11495 Call Pete 372 1651 or 614 SOlu Dealer Molorc\rcle Insurance Apphnces *Large Wooded Lots de soc. 3 or 4 bedroom, 7 bath, n'ily room, larosi workshop, ctly tandscog.ed, $32.300 61 60 Scat Trac. 5104 rim Chromes 3 speed on floor. 373 I!?? __ __ Citrus trom $3 99-Urarsge trees, - I.'4 ,1- (I ttm 6Uc-a r' 1 983 ford Galaxie, 6 cyl , air shocks. Motorcycles /8 ______________________________ To buy and sell gold or Silver coins, Contact Cl!. firSt We also buy bulk SiLm-c- c-on', SEP,tlNOLE COIN ([tITER, 10,1 W 1st 323 1)32 Cub Cadet LawnMower *mlti plow, disc. & blade 1100)2202)4 PINEY WOODS BARN ,',- t,ii furniture and misc Sell for Free Consignment 25 p0 i ii(% Ac-., t-ür ',ltunduiy 04 1 'ic-ic- r3 32 ,'.lCi p .',it 501-1 ?,'Al(P rUPP4lTrti.zL TI, 'eli tr,,d'Ill Ili I' F Inst St 127 4fl WE WILL HELP YOU It YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL IVENIEPIT LOCATIOPI- -Plewly IsOyatCd. 3 bedroom, 11 bath. lchen eQuipped, central Peat S. r, 121.000. I? Volt Batteres%il 9) REEL'S BODY SHOP 110-9 Sanford Avenue .".,.c-- I I' tr icker. road tested $750 SHELLEY USED CARS, 7I2 F memith Aye S 323 2960 -____________________________ Station Wagon, Vega automatic, blue with black in ti'rior, ready to buy a' $1195 Call Paul at 322 1631 or 644 5011 Dealer. ------- Auto Re pairs Parts. Accessories 16 - - __ NELSON FLORIDA ROSES Waodrulf'% Farm 0. Gard en C en ter 601 Celery Ave.. Sanford BINGO Every Mon &Tus (,rI,' Bird ,t 7 IS P M Regular ,t 1 uS P M 7565Pfl(Qr 1 See' JOHN K RIDER, ASSOC V Garnett Wh"e, Real Estate ocr, 107 W (,')ninrrc , a; Sanford. 372 ic-tI) -- Q,,rcn Anne Secretary Dosh Pr ciii ill 32-2420 Anytime 110145 For complete motor home sales and l77J red Opel Rally. Radio, heater, ',tf'VICC, Stop by speed transmission 3229545 after 6tm SANFORD REC VEE SERVICE 2311W 151 St Fbe-rqlass VW Dune Buoqy. £ In speed, new tires, 'nspectr 6 E Television, model 111010 37? 0400. ________________________ 11 Junk Cars Removed CASH 373 II)) :.,i'c-y - - j u r',,anfcd .t"ccars c-ic- used furniture, appliances Your cc.-Y $10 ti.oIs, etc Buy I or 3001 itemS hOIed away Orlando, 795 6194 min,t,nie L a V .',',irt, 715 Sanc-toql Ave )peeci&5speed Custom built electric drmvei In stalled on you' adult tricycle Normal peddling speeds to help up hill and long rides 371 5254 '. ' ORIENTAL RUGS WAPITtU Top prices paid, uwd, any conjitu, 6*4 01)6, Winter Park. -- F LEA MART 911 lLii.y I? 97 Open Sat 5 Sun 9 S 438 7970 ... . Wanted to Buy MOVING SALE furniture. iSP pliances&nc-sceltaneous Call]?) 0777 ii G(.'xl ;, c- Feed --_______ Call Steve, 322 - 2824 ,'. ''y JIM DANDY FEEDS BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR C.'ormley's E 46. 3:) .17 'fl p 5ç.Y. flu (,L. 54,1 ,'I I I't'Y'- fII(J (,t Su'' I ii'. - speeds, and starsdarl bikes now available at Flrestoru. Store Cal; 1220244 67 - ' 67-A Ail Silts aria modeli, 10 speedS, 5 -I . - ' - 7327237 Bikes, Bikes, Bikes '-' - Horse (ji-I'l - I Ijc-ic- 58 Bicycles _____________________________ Practically new 1? Cu ft . Avocado Tappan refrigerat or , 595 373 75)2 Horses 66 Drop in bobbin. 70 zag and 3 needle 197) 16' Seabreeze with trailer 1911 75 hp Chrysler motor has Only 10 Position Like new condition. sold trs in water 535(I) 377 7(515 after new for 51$, balance of $45 cash or S payments of $10 New warranty ____________ a? ---- - -. 1973 Singer Zig-Zag - _____________ rd Dog PUPP4,S. 5713 ;'ach after S p rim 3239273 - Sewing cabinet, repossessed 16' Larson, 90 HP Evinrude, tilt trailer, $1150. 323 5540 Singer's best model, winds bobbin fl machine, Fully automatic Pay ' ,ilanre of 14 o' 10 payments of 401)5074 MARINE P21I1wy 1192 172596) Call Cre,lil Dept. SANFORD II '1lPlG CENTER. 307 A East Is' St , Sanfora 3229411 Eves 469 1114 Pets and Supplies ________ Call Equipment CONDITIONERS AIR - iLl rqbr-u%' 72 'Am V I (f- -- RANGE -i - , r' 2 t:a?r' mi-I c S.-,,' -C-irate ,ip,srtr.'en!', LEGION SANFORD I,, ' .- 'c- AMERICAN TY C,iw-i(1 lotOtion 173 7459 .sftc-c- S p ri Thursday 7:30PM 2565 PARK DRIVE 115 , 'st-rig for 57.700 &c- • waler and SCwm'raile Ct Tuesday IOM In ------ 5175 71 14t,i,', Dtt'm 61 ST. JOHN'S REALTY CO. 7 30 PM Ist& 3rd CALL 322.24 20 ANYTIME 601 liEN TOUCH 'Pd SEW STEREO FORTY THREE ACRES industrial property, several buildings. railroad s'dmng, paved road, toned for heavy Industry v. Business Meeting Y - FIRST TIME AD RTIED! Ride by 7169 lmettr, and If you like what y')u frn the Outside for $17303 It REALTOR Associate Belly Imm to arrange loi you to ir, ect the interior After hours one 372 6053 This hon'c haS 3 droon'S and is completely 'nithed It'!. 0 ,(tIltnt (rio ion' It ROLLING HILLS First St fl 56*1 BLACK & WHITE TVs I) to" Sears. as iS. 110 Lots and Acreage Till-it P A(F,f to arc- .IJ'' COUNCIL 3357 :Pl.A(,E,lNDUTRIAL AND RLSIDENT 101. bedroom on fenced yard C with new paneling antI fresh ui (InC year 'PAL ocr 61,14, i',t,l4Pf,PIIY ii. all rlrclrc plun.bing, appl'ances and air dilmoner Call George Wi Atst'c PlO $300 after tins .)fl 1 MY II" Zenith Portable with stand. Silo 17 18' Zurolti Portable. 576r s •, VA $17300 Realtors II BROKERS bath condominium 7306 Park Avenue After hours one 3210713 Before you buy ytl'iinq be sure you see thiS hOg You'll be surpriSkdl 1312 'Jf( '..4 ,, _________________________ _________________________ -- Singer -. 'V - "Sanford's Sales Leader" our Multiple Listing Agency Sate .'rill purchase first or Sec mortga'JeS In Any condit Southeastern Acceptance pout Ion. 671 1173. -.,,, I , PIINTEYACRES on I A. near c-cterctsange, high ground wooded lake frontage 1tA1.-,f,zX z;_ 1 HOME IN *. * .t .:-i.' 'ii*WI WASHER Father Richard J Ly on s oUF - FIRST TIME AD ERTISED! REALTOR Socmate Join Mero has liSted s c ompletely furn i shed 7stor y, 44foom, 11 I 21'' GE Oak Console. 53 99 7 21" GE Walnut Console, $799 1 is" GE ?,ted Console, 5399 73" Adnr,it Walnut Console. $150 5 73" GE Walnut Console, $799 6 23" Zenith Walnut Console, $191, 7 75" '73 Model Zenith, $411 I 25" GE W a lnut Console. 530 9 75" OE Walnut Console. $124 10 19" Zenith Portable, with stand. - 1- OUR ACRE GROVE- Payedroad frontage, 516.530 with good terms 10 LIST -- nori2k mJpJi,.5,iUiJ COLOR TVs 17' x 67 I LAPITA - REALTOR sociate Sonny Raborn says his listing Is this 7 beoroor.i ncrete block and brick for only 7.900 In good condition Could the Jewel you're looking for let hours phone 3271179 Don't is it by' 122 211' mIAIE RE RON I LOTS Zor.c'd for robSIC home. Fenced, with electriC and city water t, l, (anal access to 5t Johns P strom ( I4#i) Mobile Homes 33 Ideal way to inform 1.4and SR 434 834-3363 Realty s Ikod2. J.J_u * I? IflpJlJ Mobile Home flank kepossesseons IS to choose from $31 373 Dealer your club or organization can appear in this listing each week for only $3 per week? This is an Short Term Lease All Advtt FURNISHED PHONE 323 1371 With to Share 3 bedroom house Call 84. 1651 days urn Hunt RIhi PEFRIGERATO'RS Houses Rent Furnished Lake Mary, 2 bedroom, responsible couple only, no children or pets. References. $150 plus deposit 372 3930. HUFFMAN REALTY 72.000 MU Air Conui.t'oni'c-Al Pell, Jenny Clark. Ass.oc $150 37? 159$ or 37? US) IM F.461after WholeSale cost plus $700, scvf'rOl modes to choose from PLACE HOMES NORTH 534 7710 $53 Hwy 1792. ' Mile south of Mw, 434. at Lake Kathryn Estates Tuet SPRING WOOD Furn. & Unfurn. 33 7:30 1st Gulf C l ubs-'Wilson X)l. 4 woodS, 9 irons, putter, bag and pull cart 1270344 FACTORY CLOSE-OUT SALE Meet i rsg s watch to Buy, sell, consign, appraiSe, or special taleS Out of anything of value 1 200 French Ave 7340 Sanford, Fia 322 7434 Fic'r Service Call 372 7191 'i'jthof Sanford Four bedroom home on corner ot, with trees Near school. Good terms %21.9W 31.9G.) - 'ii COMPLITE AUCTION SERVICE 5400 equity and 'ale ever p0yr"4'0t 1)7 '571 or F 1 1617 Hwy I??? - AucfIoneering Services 21 hOld, 30 'u PUBLIC AUCTION EVERY MONDAY NIGHT Antiques, TVs, Miscellaneous, New and useo furniture and appliances PIut tpccma! sales (watch acts) RETIREES DREAM- Repo 1973 Villager, 2 bdrm Set up on lakefront lot Takeover payments. or pay miff balance Ph 373 0)50 Dealer Chaper ! _,. .- '''a * Sanford Auctioii '* Callbart Real Estate - fin Chu th . 1741 FR ST ATE AUCTION 674 - - VETERANS . ha (I f (OflSIQfl(4fl Si AN at 321 9719 EVEREST 12 LOCATION Nice three bedroom, lkiii bath, carpeted borne. Good garden soil. in rear. 171.500. is If - - For Sale ,'m'trii'5d,i V " P '' (on ''Orients welcome East of I I on -- NOTICE Household Goods 51 PUBLIC AUCTION. - -- -- c- C _____ T*-o bedroom. I bath, C. Fla room, carport By owner. Pnone 327 9711 attir S Aft e r II,', 322 9751 32?3991arid322f445 AMERICAN = ______________________________ ' .." DISABLED %_ 4— - P1- Al. TOP 1111222 0 Il- ,.- )UIIPIUY WALK LW REALTY, INC 322 6151 after SJ -? /124 ' Pillory- at Constance 5. AI,IO-, 7 -ally hIt t%tiirt'5 7 BR 2 i plan. huge walk in built in bookshelves Also 3 BR, 2ti with Fern Rm on corner lot flc-.ih feature all electric kitchens, central H A. thaq carpet iou 5 no wax vinyl, patios, double garages, na quiet attractive neighborhood Builder 617 3361 Beautiful hOmC. 7' lct5, orange tre$, I bedroom, fireplace, carpeted, c en tral air 5 heat, new roof Close to SchoolS 5 hospital By ciwner 137.500 710 yIn glnIa Ave 322 TraiIrs 1971 EL CA MIPI I') t'onie Vmctorian furniture SPECIAL, $3195 ?.lorbie top table. small rose CALL SAM 372 3)11 r,irved love seal. chairs. wash -_______________________________ stand. Chinese Iaquer bedroorri Autos For Sale utC with large pagoda type 80. irror. Mahogany d'n'ncu roori' ' Suite, Lyre back chars round 1971 VW flet'tIc', rc-c-armna blue with black interior, I speed and rado. qla5chiin CObinet, Poster walnut low miliage, a real nice car bedroom suite, lots of American Priced for Immediate sale, $1893 antique-s. Iarq- brass bell; oil Call Paul at 327 1651 or 84-1 3014 lamps, mirror S. linens, brass Dealer. Some of everything. Very large salt Sales every Wed flIt BERPI(RSAUCTIOPI 1973 VW Beetle, air conditioned. I 746 Reed CavalRd sPfdd, AM radiO, 19,000 miles. Red So Daytona, Fla with black mnteriOl'.17695 Call Don Pope at 372 1631 or LII SOIl Let One of Our friendly advisors Dealer. help you word your classified a. Call 327 2611 04' III 9993 1971 Super Beetle, automatic stick ____________________________________ -shift, air, AM radio, ow mileage. a real nice car $7095 Call Don is Campers 177 1631 or 641 5014 Pope Travel Trailers Dealer ' tI'c-.e 1966 Cornet, 4 speed, 126 eng:ne (ill Pete at Nr* i - clot. 1500 373 1584 .ift('r S 372 1651 0O ( S70 r1fil ________ _ REALTOR , 3 bedroom, 1 bath Paneled fOrty room Established ne'ghbori'oc-g NO QUALIFYING l,'$60O down, Washington Oaks,) t4'drOOm, I, baths. 209 Terry i one Monthly terms 674 1173 .'.'nter Park Trucks and Ford Pickup Good rurrinq condition 5300 1775431 or 372 7257 Estate Auction Miscellaneous ------------- 19 We'd May 15.7 P p. ______________________ FORREST GREENE INC. THE I 'c' (dire contents of large Oc-,c-.ond See to appreciate - '- ON,IT 1WXSN'T HALF BAD, BUT I r=~:~ I AK(VI(S'd '3 be'drccin', 2 bath hone on I.trqr lot Suntarul Estates Excellent Condition Price intludes nw drape'., ac- pet, stove and rttr qm'ra!or - oroon frame I resti pant, .irpct 113,000 total Flexible z'. terms 714 S 3rd SI , Lake Mary 373 1309 LUV* I,,J,.r. PAYMENT EXCELLENT FINANCING 70 MilfS Ne,tPi at Sanford at D,Land Auction Orlando Area BROKER,3" 1643 - Like new. 2 bedroom, family room, kitchen equipped. carpet. $11,500 Ph. 322 7217 We MOSSIE BATEMAN Contra! Sewer Central Wall( Underground Cased Reads Utmli'itI Cliit,licuII Pool Fishing DockTcnnls Court Picnic Aria Boat Ramp Slv$,t Li01tS OR BElT REAL ESTATE REALTOR Debary 6641791 1-,i' 321 0485 ASSOCIATI HE RIVER RIVER FRONT AND RIVER ACCESS i0ME5lTE5 3 bedroom home on II acres. 6 acres For in tiltUS. Many extras formation call - Days 322 1174 1140k 14 by Art Sonsom WAS $28,500 NOW $26,700 — JOHN SAULS AGENCY Vacation Money. Call 322-2671 LOSER BORN REDUCED!! KULP REALTY 107W 1st Street 322 733S *- I For HOuse$ Thi'SaIe _____________________________ REALTOR, 430 1666 -- - 00. ON — CLIFF JORDAN Good high ground. Zoned )gticulturl. $3,000 per acre. Houses Rent Unfurnished * Dishwasher.Disposal * Clothes Washer-Dryer - -' ' ..re4' Ito 5 Will 'ran Apply mu .tlt'r Drive. loll Charlo"r I uS1 wcit of LonQ*Ood Roaui Three bedroom, 7 bath CO home with terrazzo floors, built In oven and range, nice neighborhood Cnly $17,500 But that's not alit You tiame the terms, that's right From SO down. VA fin,inCiriQ to large du',ii and ,t'' . 5, 0mor tgage. 5 P.ce I bedroom trailer, also apart rent, utllitle'i paid, good location, mature adults. 373 5695, * Range-Refrigerator (4'-trill 'tywb &nelive'v Must be It of Oldr-c Transportation *Unfurnished ';I typrj, good benrfitS S ii, -Auction o- Sandlewood Vill . r —Stamps ) bedroom. a i r coed., stove a netrig No animals. Fenced Contact 373 6375 Air conditioning duct mechanic and service meChanic wanted Plenty Of work and good pay. Gulf Ai r. inC 1309331 -_Machinery and Tools 11 Duplex- 2 bdrm Adults only, clean, modern Security depOSit, $150 nio 327 6670 or 371 5.551 803 W, F Irit 51 All brick, central heat & air, car. 373 6061 or 373 05 17 petted 3 bedroOm, I' j or 7 bath homes Model open 16 p.m 415 Boat In the way? Sell it last and easy Valencia Cl North with a low cost classified ad' AUSTIN 1 DEVELOPMENT CORP. Ph. 323 7010 or $626300 A GREAT BUY , o -Office Equipment And Supplies I Lake Mary - 1 bedroom. Nice. Settled working man only. No ct',ldren :r pets References 590 P239)0 On- Pedroom, k utChtf'i eguppc J No Pets 104W 181h St Sanford ,k,stess Cashier and Waitress Full or part tme Apply Holiday inn. Sanlord For Sate Needed 2 bedroom, utilities paid. 1 Child & Pet OK. I blocks front downtown. $IlO monthly, small damage deposit. 7220211. Unfurnished FREE RENT FOR COUPLE M.vaQe & fliatfitain tO unit apart t' ent building in Sanford Vir i le 150* 511, c o The Sanford Ilc'rald P0 Box 1831, Sanford, Fia. 32711 -Real Estate Wanted To Find Furnished apt.. 119 French Ave $100 per month, plus $25 secur 1 l 322 6117 or 327 6530. Apartments Rent 30 -1 Pay.%l APAPT'.fP4T IOM -Income And Investment Property Power WELAKA APARTMENTS 111W. 1t $t. 'I Experienced waiters or waitresses needed Day and P4i,ht ¶hIts available Good pay, insurance I. n person to vacation Appi Sheraton Sanford Inn, I I 5. Hwy 46. —Business Property For Rent Elmer Bakalla, Inc. fl-lW Fern Park Realtor . —Mooule Home Lots For Rent Business Opportunities "We Don't Stop Till We Succeed." - , Housework Wanted - Rentals AdultS No pets 322 - I bedroom apartment. Furnished Utilities furnished, $163 mo Phone 3?? 1859 Situations Wanted 71 Maintenance Electrician Finaneal To ,.rirtment 1810 32 21—Situations Wanted Power AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS-NO PETS 116W 2nd St. - 8,i m. L S )p fli Saturiays & Ho l idays 12 Noon Dead lint-12 Noon Day Before Publication 1 thru S times Apply - 9 a.m to 1 pm Wed nesday, May IS. Thursday, May 16. Friday, May 17. Seminole C'unty 5.'slntenancr Departr,um'c' 17 S? Pr t4, 3?? 7100 M . Unsworth Realty THE We will pay quick cash 'for your I equity Call Larry Saxon, PLAL1OR or Jerry Emerson, REALTOR Assoc Roberts 5. 5(s) AORS _,,±lni5n_In ---.---Sanford Area 25.41 S. French Ave Days 7712 :j. ed NEED TO SELl. FAST SANFORD REALTY " cvi'I,inn ___ 41 -- -' Tao bedroom duplex furnished apartment 4770 Orlando Drive, '.arrford. Lost and Found Department Hours NOW 734%•VA & FHA VA No Down No Closing Costs Down Low Closing F: HA Costs 1100 E . 25th St. 322665.5 41Houses for cJmni, Ca. fur, 373 3676 fished, w w carpet. Patio, car port Owners ph 7752716 Make offer __________ TAFFER REALTY SOME? IIING SPECIAL 3 bdrrns 2 baths, two spacious family rms and fantastic view. Because home Is right on the Golf course Quiet street because it ends at fairwOy. Vacant. asof May 131h Price $31,500 Apartments Rent 31 MARRIAGES PERFORMED Your Home or Mine 24 Hr. Service. 373 7750 Insertions-No Change Want Ad — Two bedrooms, 1 bath, wall to wall ca'peting, drapes, central heat and air. Fully equipped with diSh washer. Call Mrs. RutherfOrd 323-' 103$. Winter Park. for Want Ads ---- ' _______—___________ Houses for Sale 5anfor'l 1 INTEREST RATE DOWN '"Stop Urn!" ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Free, 644 2027 for "We Care""Hotline". Adults or Teens. Orlando 8319993 41 ,Houses for Sets 41 Houses for Sale 41 Rent Unfurnished SEMINOLE FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM PerhhpS Atcotiolic Anonymous Can help Call 423 1537 Write P.O. Ito* 1213 Sanford, Florida WANT AD ToSefl. IT7 :.i - -' _- '— - TheSanford Herald -__- 'S—Action - May14, 1974 TIME Ask '_______ --_ - PAINT lNC,Orsdpper Pi,,n ',;mmer(,al ce res.dent,ai. 'nsdesr"san. guaranteed mate -ic-'d workmanshp Free `,,[!Al c-c-' ric-5 V'S n',ttrc-g All .'," 'i'D,$ IF ,Si'l 5eV1-''.m mel If. ',':. "T ,V lrmI ' , 0.112 - �- r !, uiuuuns rteep uIvoic Tuesday, May 14, 8B-The Sanford Herald I.t WORLD I• _ NASSAU, Bahinias AP - Plans to overthrow the Rahainian government and restructure the island's econvm have been announced anonymously by someone purporting to be part of an underground political group. In an unsigned press release to the Nassau Tribune, the previously unheard of group that called itself "20th Century flevcdutionaries" said it was necessary . fir lwlicy reasons" to wittthold the names ohts leaders. The release claimed, however, that the membership represented a cross section of Bahanuans. Dollar Plunges In Zurich ZIJUICII, Sitzerland tAP) - The dollar and the lrittsh pound plunged to new lows on the Zurich foreign c\change market today. The dollar dropped from 2J250 Swiss francs Monday k' _m. :th f 27775 p'und made an even mire dramatic plunge from 1 '35O francs to 6.6586, a 4 per cent drop and the lowesi ii to which the pound ever has fallen. An executive of the Swiss national bank said he believed th'.' weakness of the dollar and the U.S. Presidential crisis &rc the prime factors in the trend. But he said he could n"t explain the accelera:ion. collect signatures on a petition calling for a referendum on all laws giving the Church a special position. One such law stipulates that "the Roman, Catholic, Apostolic religion is the only religion of the state." Others give tax exemptions and other privileges to agencies of the Church and Vatican emnployes. The outcome of the referen- thim was also a stinging rebuff to the Christian Democrats, Italy's dominant party ever since World War II, and its secretary-general. former Premier Atmiintore Fanfani, DAMASCUS, S)TiU m API Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger returned to 1)amascus today for more talks with President Hafez Assad amid re ports that Syria and Israel have moved closer to a dis. engagement agreement. The Egyptian chief of staff, LI. Gen. Mohammed Abdel Ghany el-Camasy, also was in Damascus. Eg)ptian President Anwar Sadat has been urging .\ad to come to terms with Isracl, but Syrian government spokesmen denied a report by the Iraqi news agency that Sa. us any more. Worse, he don't even care, Isn't that right, lieutenart" A German who has real Understanding and affection for the United States says a lot of the cid fasrinatioc is gone. "We have proved to ourselves that we cn do bad things every bit as unsuccessfi.iIly as you do look at Frankfurt - and we may be able to do some good ones better. The old inferiority complex is just about gone." It is not just the aigschnitze!. Unscientific and oceasionaPy contradictory, eroigh subjective evidence n3ntheless cxbts to argue that an thcu'asing number of Europeans consider America less and It'zs as model or marvel. It comes In loose nuggets like this: In Germany, at tr a generation of television v:wing ceitered alzund floss Cartwright of H-or..arna nl other car1ne And-rican how-. sometimes two a night, tht two nat1otui networks are down to two new U.S. serials week. Ai official of the DF color network plained: "Everybody still enjoys a western, but most other things dor.'t ref1et 0,;, lIfe ,r aspiratioils" In the same color network's headquarters in Wiesbauen. t' - n scuretaria job.. were offer.d sim:.ultaneously In the house staff. One was in iorne. the other in the netwk'; Washington uffime ,it higher p.o. arid ber,efmti There were 34 applications tot the Rome job and tii for the post Washington. David osenthal. a director of Mcmli Lyr.c-h in Paris, told a friend at lunen: "If most of American offices here had to into their French exe'utive or immukile management asking for a man to move to the States. they'd Find people hiding under their desks Ten. 15 sears agi. g rn they would have lined up out. side the door. You can't blow a European's mind anymore by showing hun a wall oven." 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LEGAL DESCRIPTION Can Be Heated FREE -1 - Notice is hereby giVen ttit on the 29th day of Miy 1974. 9- 00 AM. at the Court House in Sanford, County of Seminole, Stale of Florida tax Sale certificates will be oId on th follwng described land to pay the rnount due for lases herein Set 0ppOIt1! the Same, together with all COSt of Such sale and all adVertIn CI '1101 - /1% ST.LEGER MR. ED KY. -' - (' C'nrnuns?' I ' 1250_W _ 3•99 4.87 a as, Dclnra Ot- jl1r, fnI'. f. ;.. _,*__i_ 1att*Q4. cau 3.79 QuAST 549 al 3CASt _______ SHIRLEY MILLET ChutVOt.) Geneva Ow'tdQ Sfjv,a "."' 45 - - ?J" ort'1l 86.8 IMP j it SCOTCH NEW YORK PRICE S 2I h,1GLJCKENHEIMER - OF TAX SALE NOTICE Pi'lmce found Bernstein's body on deserted Yamacraw lk'at fi .1,in 1 El, GOLD MEDAL CANADIAN SUNSET ____ ______ TRADE WIN OS DEVONSHIRE call the Srr.nqt •'D1 SOVEREIGN TOM SIMS DRYGIN 8YR."t' Iwl,1u 5*' -• NOTICE 45 011. AMERICAS LARGEST WINE & SPIRITS DEALER Herald Area Coriespondents r - A i9.ycar-old American NAS.SAU, Bahamas i sngwriter)Pet whosaid he was directed by God to kill an t American tourist was sentenced Monday to die by h-a ngmg Michiah Si-inbek of Milwaukee, Wis., who had his name i-hanged from Michael Shoffner, was found guilty by a Iihaniian Supreme Court jury of rnur(lering accountant Irvin Bernstein, 44, of Ocean City, N.J.. lie was also charged in the deaths of Katie Smith, 17, a vacationing high school student from Octroit and Paul V. Howell, an attorney from Massillon, Ohio. EIforLs by court-appointed defense attorney Randol hikescentercdon proving Shobek was insane. Shobek's mother testified the family had a history of mental illness. Fakes also put Shobek on the stand. Shobek admitted to "destroying" Bernstein after making sexual advances toward him, saying his victim a "an angel (If the devil .'' Shobek said he acted with divine guidance in using his eal 1 I1 t'f war," a dagger which he later called "a - --.- - • t Hlak - -. - - plans to return to Washington no later than Sunday. Israel has been reported willing to give up, either to Syria or the U.N. force, all of the territory captured in the October All your household hot water heated free during the air conditioning season. Call your air COfl war plus part of the abandoned ditioning service cOmpaliy for an estimate. (Own of Quneitra, half a mile inside the territory captured ui lijat Recovery Unit Manufactured by 1967. U.S. officials refused to outanet ' ii" line the remaining differences between the Israeli and S)Tian Li ring Systerris, Inc. territorial positions. But they claimed the sticking point was Longwood 830 0503 not three hills around Quneitra : which Israel is concerned about. _____________________________________ moved closer to agreement on the location of the front lines their forces would man on the Golan Heights. Hut he said while the distances still in dispute are relatively small, they are of major concern to both sides. The souJ-ce said there still was no guarantee that Kissinget's on-the-spot diplomacynow in Its 17th day-will produce an agreement. Newsuwn were told the seeretary should know by Wednesday whether a disengagement is possible. Rut his aides said he dat was also in the Syrian capital. Kissinger was due back in Israel later today with the Syrians' response to the latest Israeli proposals. 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At the request of the guer- Maalot the guerrillas wanted Cabinet has decided to release ter of an entire family by the guerrilla command which her could not be immediately rillas, the French ambassador the prisoners taken to Beirut, th a school today where three e terrorists as demanded," a guerrillas, the bombing of an oil claimed respo nsibility f or the The guerrillas had threatened determined, Arab terrorists were holding to kill their hostages by 6 p.m. flew, here to negotiate the ex- Lebanon. He did not give any c o m m u n I q u e a a I d. pipeline and the planting of attack said, "The entire buildPolice sources said the three change of the vacationing teen. reason for this change. about 85 teen-agers hostage and — noon EDT "Notification thereof has also rockets in Jerusalem-threat- ing is mined. If Zionist forces unless the Is- terrorists were killed but there agers for the score of guerrillas The general added the terrorbeen communicated ataken Witness government freed 20 Jailed was no official confirmation of Jailed by Israel for taking part IsIs had given the names of 10 French ambassador." to the ened to wreck Secretary of open tire they will be risking the contrsaid ol. the soldiers had raeli terrorists. The government this, State Henry A. Kissinger's destruc tion of the entire place." in terrorist acts. One of the men they wanted released. Two But the fate of the youngsters agreed to meet this demand French Ambassador Jean truce negotiations between Is. The guerrillas, whu stormed prisoners A small Palestinian group on the Palestinians' of those 10 then would give the Herly, carrying a French flag, rael and Syria. and the guerrillas was not Em. earlier In the day. which had committed no terror. the school during the night list is a Japanese terrorist who names of the remaining prison- was inside the school negotiatmediately known. Kissinger Issued a statement 1st acts for four years, the PopThe troops burst into the while the teen-agers were took part in the Lod airport ers to be freed, Shurer said. school less than half an hour asleep, threatened to blow up massacre two years ago. Ing for the hostages' lives, of "shock and outrage" at the War Democratic Front, said the The troops opened the assault before the deadline. The Israeli Cabinet went into The gunmen had asked for terrorist action and postponed a guerrillas were based In Israel. the building if their demands The guerrillan at the outset by firing for three minutes from special session in Jerusalem Herly to negotiate with them, planned trip to Darnascus. This was an apparent attempt The teen-agers originally were not met. They strung elec- shouted from the school win- and decided for the first time and the diplomat flew by hellone side of the school. Then were believed to number about trical wires around the school dows that they wanted the freed since guerrill The attack was similar to the to spare Lebanon retaliatory other soldiers shot their way in go. as la unched the ir copter 90 miles from Tel Aviv to terrorist raid a mon th ago on at ta cks from Israel. from the opposite side. The and fired guns from schoolas winprisoners flown to Damascus, terrorist war seven years ago to Maalot, five miles south of the the border town of Qiryat Ambulances sped up to the dows, using their hostages capital of Syria. The terrorists wired the meet a life-or-death Arab de- Lebanese border. battle appeared over in about 30 building as the soldiers burst human shields. Presumably the Shmonah, In which 18 Israelis school as the Israelis brought Later, however, Brig. Gen. mand. The terrorists takeover of the died. The three terrorists in three Arab prisoners by hellseconds, and the witness inside. Stretcher bearers could wires were attached to ex- Ephraim Shurer of the Israeli shouted, "The building is in the be seen later taking casualties plosives, "in order to secure the re- schDol-plus the ambush death that raid also were killed. ccpter to Maalot to bargain army told newsmen here in lease of the Maalot pupils , the earlier of a woman, the staughIn the Syrian capital, the with the guerrillas - - - Watergate Panel' To Delay Report WASIIING1 ON Al S SenaI _ _ 7-71 to ctewl its riiandate 1 hc -Wx,tprnntn ri.,-,rnI.sm. b _______ ____ 6., 1T.... UJIIU ,JUjIV M. - today concluded It is unable to Chairman Sam J Erv n Jr, co mplete its final report by May 28 and voted to ask the D-N.C., said staff members would be requested to eliminate any findings of indi vidual guilt ] or innocence and to base the report solely on Watergate events and legislative recommendations stemming from them '' -- - __ I .,- . i r2 i rrath ;ant ) - -. . Wednesday, May 15, 1974-Sanford, Florida 32771 66th Year, No. 228 Price 10 Cents Local - - II1II D,1 UL I uy I .J I'Ar Iur I w II,st U _ A ________ JEAN IIATTF-50N Herald Staff Writer " L 4' I T "'\. ' z 4, .. , . .. , ip p ' a ,. - • . I'P#ø••' .. " -3 . oil ., 0 .L - •_'. l _.... - 4z+ , .- Phone Workers FER f "' ' Related Stories Page 8A) ii ' - = Ervin said the committee did not discuss any steps it might taketocornpeic.G,"Bebe" IteOuzo, President Nixon's close personal friend, to comply with a wide-ranging subpoena demanding he produce his personal and business financial records for the last the years. - -. — ': ,o -.,,.-•-• 'I Ervin said the committee also will ask the Senate to extend its full subpoena powers until June 3oand give It authority to file a supplemental report at time if it wins its court battle for access t five key recordings of presidential (Herald Photo By George HIY) DESERT BEAUTY DISPLAYED IN SANFORD BRILLIANT GRAFT cacti from the Orient encircle a giant golden barrel cactus, native of Mexico, in this ornamental display planted by with the giant American promotion and transfer Telephone and Telegraph Co. proceedures. Sanford's Chief Deputy Sh Duane Harrell. An enthusiastic cactus ,,.j eriff a are expected to have a major collector, He said the Southern CellHarrell has gathered varieties from all around the world in Unions representing nearly economic Impact since any CWA talks begin today in SEN. SAMERVIN 'erions his Kactus Korral store in Sanford. 750,000 telephone workers, settlement Is likely to result In Atlanta, the headquarters for including about 150 Southern higher telephone bills, both Southern Bell and District Bell workers in Seminole The Communications 3 of the CWA. County, are seeking big pay Workers of America (CWA) Southern Bell's contracts hikes in the first round of ma jor with 500,000 Bell System pire July 17, said Hunt, who labor negotiations since the workers, is the largest of expects an agreement to be expirationof government wage- unions involved in the talkS, reached without serious setprice controls. Also taking part are the AFI,-By C11RIS NELSON electrical contractor - and reported" have been found in aluminum wire is safer promise was held open backs by that Negotiations opening today CIO International Brotherhood by Herald Staff Writer industry spokesmen who fought the past three weeks, precisely because of the in. Commissioners Mike Hattaway of Electrical Workers (IBEW Three years ago, the CWA for a compromise measure dustry effort to solve Initial and Greg Drummond. representing 140,000 employes, won a three-year wage-and. Seminole County corn- allowing "number 6" wire and In voting the ban, cornproblems caused by softness, Drummond commented; "We and the Alliance of Independent benefit package totaling 33,5 missioners have delivered a larger. inissioners overrode the breaking and heat expansion, should re-consider once Telephone Unions with about per cent, largest in the in- vote of "no confidence" in the Also defeated was a plea for electric board, the building they were unable to overcome aluminum wire proves itself 100,000 workers. dustry's history, after a six-day electrical industry, virtually "six months probation" by department, and nearly a dozen board fears of sloppy work- but I don't want Seminole "It is significant," corn- nationwide strike, banning aluminum wire use in County Eleerrical Hoard industry spokesman who manship. County to be the testing rnented Sanford's new Southern residences and commercial Chairman Buddy Eldel, backed pointed out the National The door for future cornBut telephone workers, like buildings, but holding ground:' Bell manager Torn Hunt, the door up by Chief County Electrical Electrical Code, the U.S. Navy, N' "that the rest of the nation, have lost we are negotiating our COnmore than 4 per cent of their open for a change of heart if the Inspector Cecil Hurst. who said De partment of Housing and tracts onanationwidebasis Industry can prove problems for buying power over the past _ 1ll the first time. Bef ore each ye wi th aluminum have been ar atone in the worst inflation Spokesmen separa te region has done its since the Korean War. The own bargaining." By a 4-1 vote, the board nation's major wage hikes last Hunt said a total of 56 defeated commissioner Sid Southern Be ll workers Will be year averaged 5.8 per cent Vihlen's compromise moves See Industry's under government controls, a CLO affected by the contract nd ordered, effective Jun 17, Today, as the implications of move as "not logical," It> John A. SpolkI bargains-these include people which expired April 30. that no "branch circuit" the commission's decision Karraker said the law-ti en. in Florida, Georgia and the The unions have yet to spell aluminum wire be used in new began to sink in, electrical forced-means no mobile Sorry to hear about the illness Carolinas. out their specific bargaining construction or repair work. industry representatives called homes will be legal, cable TV of Thomas Wilson III, executive The local issues to be demands, but Irate builders and industry a CWA The Herald to warn that if 100 will be banned, battery cables, director of the Sanford housing bargained, reported Hunt, spokesman indicated the representatives, who packed percent enforced, the law "will emergency generators and Authority. include work assignments and workers were unlikely to accept the court house commission produce a virtual shut down of many radio and television Wilson underwent surgery schedules, work condition, town anything less than tha t won by chambers Tuesday night, said the electrical business in station components will be this past weekend His con- and Job classifications, and steel workers last month, the price of copper Is rising to a 1' Seminole County," in the words outlawed. ditiori islXtd, and he's in room prohibi ti ve degree, predicting of one electrical i l t~ board mem239 at the S&':iunni' ltiiiorial average new home costs will Other i ndustry spokesman ,' llespital. said hiked $200 to $400 by the boar'l 'Z-P Don Karraker, a "reform" the Tuesday that regardless of decision. a problems with aluminum, it member appointed to the ,;. The board did allow certain board is too late to try to go back to he wake of last Fall's grand of aluminum wire, blasting the cower because of the world ' investigation More on that 2nd Annual specifically excepting from the copper supply situation, and the rd for industry domination ' Polish Luau. ..according to the SlI)VIHLI:N By J RICHARDS county's lug Tree Park from ban "number one (size wire JOHN KlMBuU&,li industry's increasing reliance 'nd conflict of Interest, said invitations, this year's surprise Herald Staff Writer agricultural to PUD. and larger conductors for on aluminum, industry uses aluminum alloy guest will be "Bluebeardski"_ Questions concerning ac- residential and commercial county electricians have Urban Development and in all terminals presently KaIser A It' in i n t' in The Polish Pirate..iynu can LAKE MARY The city's cessibility to the swampy area services and feeder panels finally learned how to properly Underwriter's Laboratory have manufactured, representative Roger Keith tell he's a Polish pirate cause he planning and zoning board w- for fire fighting possibilities terminated compression fit- install aluminum wire, all approved aluminum wire. No national safety experts said nearly 50 per cent of all has a patch over each eye). night at 7:30 at city hall will have already been brought up tings." Eidel's firm, Tri.City "Tell me the safety ad. deny that itis safe to wee copper electrical conductors made And the scheduled starting consider proposed rezoning for at a previous P-Z board The board refused to approve Electric, had been socked with vantage of using aluminum wire on aluminum terminals, today use aluminum. Further, times for the various events is 70 acres for a planned unit de- meeting with the developers, a draft ordinance banning all six aluminum wire violations wire, not the cost advantage," Karraker said. Problems which Keith said, U.S. Rep. John an important factor, too. It velopment (PUD) at the city's Developers claim the PUD types of aluminum wire by Hurst in the first three weeks Commission Chairnuin John do exist stein from using Moss's claims that 400 home begins at 6:59 p.m.; ends on the southern borders. will house 2,600 retirement regardless of size, but the of a tough inspection period, Kimbrough repeatedly asked aluminum wire on copper- fires natio.ially have been q usual question mark; a raid residents, which would double majority took a hard line but, Hurst said Tuesday, no peakers, designed terminations, traced to aluminum wire have cvmes off at 9:30 p.m.; and at B.ibctA:k Corp., a division of the iize of this newly-incor. against VihIen - himself a n violationus "major enough to be While spokesmen said Blasting the commission's proven to be false. 9:31 p.m. there's a "streak"! Wearhauser, represented by porated city, which raised There'll be more on this Dan Sheen of Environmental questions of the city's ability to social extravaganza in sub- Designs of Winter Park will ask provide necessary services. u sequent columns, neighbors, the board to recommend The housing units will go for rezoning property on General $30,000-$40,000 according to COCOA BEACH, Fla. (All i "I've felt like a girl ever since States because it casts $10,000 to learn about the operation until Oh, by the way ... there was Hutchinson Parkway near the developers. A Cocoa Beach waitress has I was a child," she said. "I $12,000 here," she said, she returnM frnnl -.- .--------this motel owner it: Porttiled ed a vo r ce suit against a knew very early that something The Earthornes are sepa. "They weren't too much for it Re proposed exclusive 11.1., who reported a woman who is legally her bus- was different about me, but it rated now, but Kathy said she at first," she said "But now fran. himse garbage collectio1 disturbance at his Iiaiitwla In: hianti and lather of her -yearold isasn't until alter I was married and Carolyn lived There together they're all for rue." area ordinancehas been was $1,000 in damages. son. that I realized what it as and alter the operation was per. According to the All story, Kathy said she had a boy- unanlnlou3ly laid to rest by ('arolyn Ann Earthorne said that something could be done for med, this all began when a group of Seminole County CornFriend now and hoped the ieven-year marriage was bout it." "streakers" ran through the missioners. "We are still good friends," to remarry, She said their "irretrievably broken" after inn. About two dozen In their Sponsor Sid Vihien Jr., sadly "I (eel 101 per cent better as a who I am and who I as and Kathy said. "Carolyn knew her husband went to Morocco birthday-suits, if you will. what I was going through, and noting "overwhelming public for an operation that changed loves rue just the same, He's a while she didn't like it, she sup- womnan. I am a woman and i Wanna take a guess as to to the controversial orniosition" need a man," she said. "But I him from Gordon Dale Ear- very bright little boy." their Identity'? Cops Uh, huh,... plan, ported rue." himself moved to defeat want to be sure he is the right The Earthorne were thorne to Kathy Ann Earthorne. from the Boston police dept. the ordinance, which was Kathy said that as a man she person" married Oct. 2, 1967 in Detroit, who were there to inarc!-i in a protested by virtually every Carolyn Earthorne declined where he worked for Chrysler never considered herself a Kathy said she sometimes homosexual civic parade. I Vah, vah, vahand Interviews. Her laywer, Walter Corp. homeowner's gets stares and rude remarks voomn,,.what a crowd the)hey association in the county. Stockman, said Tuesday, "It's In 1972 he legally changed his "That's the First question from people who know her hiswould would have had vie ing that But,, due to the present failure the mitost unusual divorce I've name to Kathy. Then he wrote asked 6y the psychiatrist I saw tory but it doesn't bother her, and parade, eh? take-over rate. Vihlen ever handled. The legal reason to a sex-change clinic in Casabbefore I was accepted for the "I don't let it bother me any P.S.-Motel manager Je'n Is that the marriage is irrrt.rie- lanca, Morocco, operation," she said. "I told more," she said. "People are predicted, "we'll soon be saddled with two or three large E,'w'ler said she called local vably broken but the basic rea' "I was accepted for the oper- him, 'No. I'm a woman trapped more enlightened about these companies who will do what po lice twice and state police son is obvious." ation and had it 'lone Sept. 19, in a flla9'S body." things now, but there are still a once about the matter, but no Kathy Earthorne said she 1972. It cost $4,000. I couldn't She said I*i' parents, with lot who are psychologically ig- they darn well p1eae and set arrests "-,-re made. what rates they please without would not Contest the uit afford to have it done in the wlxnn she now lives (tlhi't rr'nt ..n) fl) (OUflI controls." any County Bans Aluminum Wire -1 -. ,' - Lake Mary Mulls Babcock PUD Request '-- - Electrical Death ' - . - _________ ____________ ' - _________ - __ - From J\ Him, To Her, To Divorce -- ',... fil nty Kill s Garbage Bill Co •JU. di - '' - ""•- F 4. :•' ,:: ; • :'• ::• it. . ... ,' * • : . - - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1974 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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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>, April 18, 1974; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/e7a500e5620c628e31a31e1b044ab87d.pdf 6eacbe116e2394dc28211764e57fc813 PDF Text Text - - I 4 . - - - r 0 / W j _____ SHORTRZBS I _ 7 4 1I 4* % _____ 0 _ ( ( % _Z. . i S~~rI , 1i , 8" - CD G A 9 OL90/ - rIT ) ~ 7~ L = I CD CP I— — ( 0 1 -- __________________________________________________________ 11._~~_,~_= . ~. .1- .,-I— _,_o is - _:, : - - C! _ 5 __ _Z___rT~.~_~r,.~'d_ 7",_';!--__7~A=-__ - - _ ,_JIk. I 1V11_7__Al=__._ __ -1 et ~il . ", U?~L A -.---- - - zz_ ___ ________ I . L . , ._sk! - . .~_!.Z-.- -,,c-. -I, a~v~~*~__ _,:_71~` ~ ___.~__-N, ~.-!,-- I_ .. f,.: * !:!_V1_ - _! % __-..- -;,_,~: .1, -_ -, i LEE f .) _ V -il- - I I,, r r I T _"~_ I ) '40 - i ~, _ _ ~,/ I , - _ _ __ - ignoring tile call to strike. Dave Brinkley, a broker with All-St,ates Truck Service, Inc., February which brought about an increase in freight rates and guaranteed supplies of diesel ]BUGS Ic - . ____________ A 2 . NO OFFEN5, &ER FUcOUTWEDO 'yUE Tl-%E RMAN ç UIq Iq I' J I M A CUSTOMER HIYA cuc's) HOV ABOUT' SHGMN& 4 E. SOME OF 'rtUR L SLiT "r'ER AN' . GONN I'M I'... / A Id do an would . . L . -. ~ ; , r 7- : .. ; ,- -. ~ - - ; , . INlen who claim-d to repre. sent 18 groups of independents .1 I (lay night that they had just fin. Lshed meeting with two federal officials and were going to shul down. But there was no imine(hate indication they were very effective. Tex., early today, p pulled good --.-..--- --, - :, -, t a truck t c sopandshut down. But there were few similar reports received, and no reports of truck stops being blockaded or closed. .lr,..--el-r / , 1, -_ _ _-0 0 about 100 independent drivers T'here were scattered reports froin police anol truck stops in the Slidwest that truck traffic was down slightly early today, _V. , - .1. / . .1 -1. . 1-1 .. . N p ,.. _- I-, _V*r~ . -. :. . -_ _. - - OrMm-, - I -- -_, -_ -, ...-I .- - I - - '_ ' '' - ' -' -- -:` ward J. Gurney entercd the federal building today to ap- : .,i II ~," %_,~& V -. I - A. , I , - . 1_11 -_ . - ; . `10 CON— _-VV 47~_ ,--- _.". - 1 . le- _ zftw - it - --- -____ _ - 4 - - .. - ___ yr. G urney, w ho slipped into the Monday, May 13, 1974—Sanford, Florida 327fl - , - ak Uoiiuuittce, With tU(OU. amedbhisattorneC harris ILj CI All- ____ - . . 4C .- Z wlw w, --- __ - ... 'L L LJST IKE I. F6'UREO 4Et çLI4SIN& THE OLD S4OE - 7 - - — - A - . . . I In-i f l- r tween political gifts and hous- OL PAL ) So1'M pendent drivers said they were honoring the call. 6-____. niilr of the Senate Water _____ and Same spokesmen for inde. _ Newsmen 1 i r , EX eiMda - Truckers groups in Mm. drivers in Denver said the strike was working there but was not able to provide figures. Spo esmen for the sicores of independent trucker organizations that sprang up during the last strike generally said they e ither couldn't afford to shut down or didn't think it sachusetts, Indiana, South Carolina, Alabama, New York, South Dakota and Connecticut among others. were sinashed with rocks in Fayette County, Pa., and pick- Call nesota, Nebraska and New Ilampshire adopted a wait-andsm position on the shutdown normal today in telaware, Mar ) 1' d$ T Texas,Florida, ott a W I ~ ~, !*~ i"I , by Stoffel Y &VVEE.TN5, OLD Fw1ENO' 1 car on the Pennsylvania Turn. pike east of I3reezewood. The officer was uninjured. , Strike Avoids ; an .;21_,_c_4t - strike . e, u i would not corn. inent on their reasons for and an audit of oil companies Overdri v e supported trucker shutdowns De .I -_ _- _- _--_ _- _- - a bra fuel I . . 011. ,~~ ..wiiit .Md - said soineone firing a high-powered rifle from n bridge shot out Gurney [ r ~I , - Tennessee ~ 11 4~ 1 ~ I demand g U.S. 40 and U.S. 19, authorities said. A trucker in Bedford County' escaped unhurt when his windshield was smashed by a rock thrown froin an ov bridge, Despite tile scattered . olence Pennsylvania authorities said trucks were rolling at near normal rates in th. state. k1lecks around the nation showed uck traffic was near U d passing cars into trucli:s on In. terstate 75 early today in Kenlucky, but na one was injured, police said. One incident oc. curred near LQndon, Ky., and the other near the border with rollback, higher speed limits . 0 lb 111741 by WEA. Inc, T U Arg US ;P at strike h ts T striking truck drivers this morning. -Ir fact," said Brinkley, "there aren't many trucks here at all. Most of them loaded up and went out over the weekend." Overdrive magazine a I Angeles-based publication, called for the shutdown. Inde. pendent drivers supported the I &' 11 t-lz produce-transporta t ion com. pany located at 802 W. 131h Street in 1.:1 .inford. i .t. Sanford, P -9ft. __.4~ -- . _~. - -_ _00 . :1 1500 S. French said he had not 'e , , U )) "n _r ,0 of any uproar here," " cor. merited W I Bdl, owner of a PA, , - . . _:_Z~N__,; ;: X _-- - . I R -~ I ~_~ ~ .. r_%nN, -TH INK L./~ 0 1 _____ ft- - -_._-:!__ -k ~.I I. ;11_,_ __ _-____L,__: ___ - - : . 1 - --/(:)u 0U'T_r0 ___ __ I - - _ WHERff ARE YOU RWA146 400wlvf - !1.i.m. - . I flt ." r _r~ ---. --- - - ( _i. '.__,. i - T. i I --._J~ i-7 _.__.__-_ - . -..__,. -,- - ".!7-11 — 11 - . - NW_ _._- __ __ _ I _ liv_! 1 a. 0 .A . I . _ . I- -I a -. ., , -_ -.;,._" - Z7.~.-. - - L - 0 ers Ignorin "No one's told me specifically why they're not joining the strike, but It seems to me they're pretty well satisfied with things the way they are now," Bull .said of the 50-solne ruc ers operat ng roin his terminal. At oth,r 10(a) trtjckjng corn. panics the report was the same: business as usual. W. W. Iforne said from his distributing compa ny at 1215 French Ave.,Sanford, that none of his drivers re joining the "I've had no one refuse to roll I I [ -_ ! ,.3 1~'_J1, ) J a By JEAN PATTESON Her ald Staff Writer it Kentucky and Pennsylvania. no County are that truckers are Ignoring the call to strike and are operating without harass- _______________ 0 ruc l Truck traffic rolled normally , y in illost states despite a call for a protest shutdown, but . I#— C-.-I-; ., & II Qa -— __1 oca 11 , ,_ - . = I . ____ 0 . / a/ . , .L 4? 41'00// t _,_ : "O /,~/ 0 F; 0, , &W4"! i i-r (~ 1, 0 /71~ . ________ EYES ARE ;IN _____ - -.. - LkTh . -1 - - i I - I* . I! ,- X A 1` . I — ~ e___:o ! §W y - ..;~, Ir TEMPLE I 11 I Ik .I ) KAY IMAGE! -.11 OP TV4E _`_ I I I — ) I . Q, -., 4;00" ,~ I ) NQ, I i __________ i . / - I 1_ ) Y~~__—_— - 1 I I - . \1, - 4/1 - ssi*stantSuspende A investigations into charges of and 01k offered to sell him an drug use by center employes. ounce for $20. Center supervisor Kurt However, a vice squad plan to (hI)tLS1L()S hlcrald Staff %',ritrr '4)- CLUCK S -- _________ vvr - VORE - jKfe __--- -,,.._M - - - - -_. - I . HMM AND MME'S A t, ____ I -- . 1 _____ F2O, P # le - _~4 I 01 - Ail - 1' ,-. sotE! 1 1, " ____ / . ( ~* f, F I ,I n—P , J , - _______ , - - _ (,I - I I -__ .- __________________ - ' __ I r ; ._ -L_ I - :1 -Z" —_____ _______________ 1 _______ ______ I / - ( I. — - - 7 _1z _J -_ . - .., --_ 1 6__Wvvj __ # ij £ c LO __________________________ a--,- -. -; ' - -- -- -, - , Nr--,c -i----* .- R- a - z k - ___,_-_..3 - , - - . ? ._2___z Ilad a call froin a reade just had to get our opinion on whether this town is ready for a Procrast ina I or's John, _7i! _ _~ %',,A~, -_ , S1'.Zz!t ,_ - ~:,. I . & _A ?~~__ - i-~;;-L.---%X_ i-.;. - - __ ~i -l; -IL IV , L ;.'. ., .,I 2 "I : W XXowie by neider . F~ . . Se -1 - -Oh, lilt dunno .....give tile a couple (lays to think about it. ., F or our let ted officials. :ils call sour attention to the in . iduit shit Ii IC rr I ( I . - _______ _________________ - - I "!~ , l zt'~ ? -s : -: i . "'"; N . v, . r 11 H JJfl - . .. * ' 1 I , - - - - gt . - 1! - S~,, I .P-LA1?1_,F,, .., ,_ f I I J I I _ .. . . __ - __ pe, ____ . . 0 - I - L_m_ - ., - )_ ________________________________________________________________ - ________________ i- . __ I - - I.- .,- - -1 1. t , I - __ - _____- ___ ... ib BUT +-lPi' C7 ABMT- nG CASti.,. . 1111 I'M LOST IA) I-rt-4 )(rI- F1~) I CAPD, MY C 1,4~ CAP, D M' . MY ONP-p- Gk7T1k)6, TO M A LARa B(N-K-BELT KAPATE XIeDAL ! ,. ____________________ - - I - 4w2i~ _ A_~_ - - __ - -. i* I - 1 . . -Z = - -4 .;4 r ei -4 M - . v I - / I - W -0 - 0 - -- - M — M OC ) ~/~' Ii . t X-14 V __________________________________________________________________________ - __________________________________ '' - - ______________________________ — I 3 1_ - L , _.._, ________ _______ iiiiiiiiii- _ ____,__ a - ______ ______ I ' and narcotics prose. utiuns The slory %ent on to mention that forme r Seminole Shi rift 'sgl Juhnn) V. right, nos on six former Atts (ieri John N Mit months unsupervised probation "lieill followed the dem.ands ol a firearms larceny charge, Is the Oinnibus Crime Control and %k ireL *Ilie court held that Mitchell i '17he probe was sparked by the Wright sA as not working at the March 28 firing of Johnell (-enter during tile period did not follow tile requirements of titi. it tin a eri of 5Irttap Jilt k.son of (mesa hours alter tostrul hs Jackson's t largt S an requests that isere signed b) 1101 1w caine to the sheriff's office' and Tlit' Herald regrets detention center cinploye.,, %oli,ed in thu lirt-sent lit- The law specifieN that either 11 specially designated assistant t nera a p prove a orne) \II Bridge Ilet uk in P it tJ C,ilend,ar ( lussifiedatls requests Obituaries Index i A,i O1fl S v . 311% 12-13A """ John • 0 p As Usual, Late During theMother's Day rush Slintla) Southern Be ll s Sanford fi: Y est e rday'ss hi,ti 82 lose I I 1' rbiitiiiwtit horoscope hospital notes A hA 1A 85 of in inch I rain ru'or'kqt sestcrtl.ss . 1h1in¼'. for the le(tt'r I) uston4i Beach ti Its for 2A iiiitt(f of at set se tiuI Ni ,National Inc sdas togli 2 04 a iii I'S 8% l'iiblit nittit additioiu.a I t •ills iii Ito s 241 r ill' .. lose 820 a Society 6A hiosse ser the signs situation 8 41 Port S 91lA horts P iii luaSe slr,ee been reiiiueed i Just 8 36 (4unaser1ul—high a.m., tate 5A like hit' mdii it may be late. e;0i p iii.; lose 1 :4 am., TV .. •......7A but it arrives evcntwullv World p.m. 2:37 14A inaybe? Old signs evidently fall into a sitnttar ategors t _______________________________________________________________ S ns sLif ' - ear S ifl " January,.said today with 50 per without licenses for as long as C .. cent of the inspections coniilekd ust tbout office logged 13,121 out'oing 111 14! dlSlan(V calls, UL-Cordaig to the tie se iivan4igmi I oiii Hunt Of these 371 sere operator assisted calls - a 3.2 per cent increase in requests for tsistaflt t' over lust 'luther s I),i' In spite of •ippt •ils to snake lother s I)a) calls earl) to avoid the last minute rush, the peLik time was still between 8 intl 10 30 p in they were unaware of the 0C cupati(Jnal license requirement Police Chief Justus East said - 10 )CUS, the police survey silo ' .d. 0tv officials estimate loss in &- - _Jvv_z~ - _'- -=T, .; A ; 07 ' in Ii I ones surveyed were in substa ntial violation." not send them a notice. ,new licenses totals S5,0oo to According to police depart- Slo,000. tie .%aid the builders claimed suininer to lack of a sprinkler inent sources, a number of thiev were unaware of the fire system required by the code, businessmen said officials of litts- inesses cited It , plied co,de requirements and thus did Siegfried said a proper in. the former administration told for licenses and others will be iotattempt to ineet it. Siegfried stallation %ould have kept the thein they .no longer had it) have (,,ille(l ,nto clt% (,(itirt . '- --= -N tc4a Others said the) failed to resenue (toni the businesses tt icenses because the Ut) did that either did not app)) fur or 4 i ;?q -_-T c,-. 11 ; ,=fx 5~-~M-jLA J n7 .- zv_: . . 14 a-4 - 111 11 114 -;:,-L~- k-!*l 0 Connally Tied To ry Cover-Up iisttJ the nation's biggest dairy cooperative in a tax audit 'sist qut te) i' sasing Rob A I ills former lobby ist for kssouated Milk I I i -ducers. lit(-." ! ,aid Connallv, then Tr~asury secretary and iii unitiiind of the Internal Revenue Service, may have it wI eel $ the Lix matter, according to notes taken b) ;m%er who Interviewed ljll%-. Alsi' aip lissser Jake Jacobsen ofK.c told the milk pro. diii ( rc leiders that (onnall) had written about the matter d:rectly It, R1. Phinne~,. tile IRS district director lit Austin. It a'' i ilermed source' s4utd IThuwes i hug tune friend and former business partner of ( a'iiiwlh ,aknoeledged thath had been inSoltetI in the iii titlul bit duiied that Connally or ansone in Washington had itt it tee) him about it ( iUl ills couldn't be' reached and his lase)er , Edward Benlit, tt V. tlliauis, declined celinlneilt au t, (flCt tt friend of (onnall) $ hired one ot (on lIlL) 's senior law partners, Marvin K. Collie of Houston, to j' handle the lax matter. Jacobsen has testified to Watergate investigators that he checked with Connally in adwinu to . I . -..- -we if it viias OK" to hire Collie,several sources said ll i -- John B. Ctmnilly may have that failed to uncover the dair)intn's massive ille al ; lititil donations and alleged kickbacks the co-op's former of D., I ulashi, Va Dear Abby l)r . Crarit - I iiiiie The case turned on whether the Justice De pa rtment under the I isti ti as of Mis 'I l't74 \1itl th etter I Air M1sii Overseas i etters 11 cents Os' Tithing advantage of these ba rgain rates, I in 'Ied i let ter which was returned from insufficient t)rIando for postage ______ I _______ opposite untruthful ath ertising * ________________________ - 32771, tlircctl) ' . .. ; t'lflI)IO)eS fingerprints and arrest rtt ords the lobby of tile lwal post offici~. - - .1 --- - - - __ - __ __ -- r . - - UK P .- , C 1 rsn i in I he lit raid are s cr5 interestin "I would like ill call to your (10 1`101 include an Fill check of hundreds, including or 9anized afe Streets Act in requesting =-:aA I - __ MA11.11AG - attention tile IN)Stal rate.% h5ted 1. - SAMARITAN Home of Sanford conflagration from left Timothy WI celebrated its 28th anniversary with the bur- business manager-, U.S. Rep. Bill Gunter, guest ning of $10,000 mortgage in a special service speaker; andMother Ruby Wi son, founder and I afternoon. Presiding at the happy president. GOOD Wiretap Use ford 10 (1, FROM % Ill - I- ____________________ - . Slaps Down another The two are required to ap- T W A* I 4 / J .1 .i: .-NY'ki. Xft (1ra1 Photo By Cindy fandir) A HAPPY DAY FOR GOOD SAMARITAN HOME - s tolating the Sunshine Nw Ab)ott saiti the triforr1iatiun ut)lIc busine in i conduc tin ' caine in the form of a lie socret during ,tit ApnI 16 city detector examination of lien(flhtItitiSSlOhi iliteting heti •Ifl(I B 1 indept nident asset) notes to one singer the ative repiort by Williain i I-q- j% . t~w ~ , supervisor Denny Abbott in When Jackson went to work Administration office in,Nliaini. West Palin Beach. In addition, Williams pleaded later that day, lie was called "T'his is a position of great into Bensinger's office, con. guilty to trying to avoid paying fronted with the information 1111 flft. taxes on 8 500 which trust dt-dli1i ithi kids *nd federal age nts said he kept just can't afford to have people and charges he niide in the 9 from the political contributions q tiestioning our integrity,- she.rill's office, and told to Chenoweth told 11w, Iferald resign, Jackson told The Iferaid he ('01lected. Ith FBIagents reported Williain.iW ' last week. solici t bolt told B DONNA ESTES said Swofford ordered him not damage to a minimum Chenoteth, adding the center funds into Herald from Palin Beach. Iferald Staff Writer to check the buildings because Siegfried said' the entire houses . 13 boys End one gir at was ust plans to.. conle on up to Sanford lected was estimated at the code might be too stringent Etmco roof had to be replaced the moment, said, "I -is soonas all the reports are in AIA"AMONTE SPRINGS — or not right for this area. after the fire there. fie sa d a told to get up here and old and will take ' ction is (it) officials, cooperating with Sofford has in the past sprinkler s}stem %ciuld hate down the fort, to continue . necessars it thi irne • a t e Atts Abbott Herring d enied the charge but was out put the fire out com pletely or ,t orking in the best Interests of In the me intm5e Abbott saill. F probing alleged building abuses of state t0(Li) and unable to least hast kept it undir i ontrul HI 0 U it the kuLc 9 Bensinger and Brown in thh Ut) hac found nearly make further comment until firefighters arri'td on the / ( henoetti said no staff remain on sits 'nsion until 1t all multi-story structures built I.ayim; blarne for the $25,000 scene. suspensions accompanied the least the end of this week. prior to Jan. 1. this year, in fire dainage at the Elrnco The code re q uires elief of tile two top but pending final valuation of the ' substantial violation of the l'rofessional Buildin ' I t b II 'Iii e than 20,000 admitted • My's fire code. square feet or more than three emotional problems... but I've Also pending is a probe by the Former . a)or Lasrence floors to have sprinkler tried toexplaintothem that this State Attorney's investigator t is directly Lagged with systems, Siegfried said. r" %VASIIINGTON iAPi - The is just a temporary thing until .lack Fulenwider. Toda Y " responsibilit% for permitting The time consurnin~ t _-_ _~_we get things straightened A.s.sistant State Atty. Bill State), Supreme Court dealt a sharp the violations by Fire Chief Ift _ac_ _ . tions, Siegfried said, were t as R , rie( begun at the eastern uts lirn'ts im ut toda) b) in alidating I k n tot tubers ditto i 1 in(orrt itioti staff S%k ourd aOI'olu. e c ((it ers meanwhi an hilt le nuiiitxr of aiticrun wir etaps remain on tiut) not (ounting ( M office was itt t. ifl is ha%e Surse)ed about t.o4hirds beause federal officials failed L.VI-U \( F VOF FORE) Bensinger and Brossn he said bid 1tar , • e -e lection last of the cits s 850 buzitnesses, \OTF In to fo11os the lass i F 1)11 OR ' 10(14), Abbott saiti the men ,Norman Floyd. . finding some 29W that did not The decision could upset fedcit~ occupational licenses, d after "in- Frldas'% stor%. The Herald Siegfried. instructed by Floyd _ have occupational licenses. which was sufficient for tile to go atWlI(1.., at this time'. " , V~ i - lleztch this past Friday. .1 _______ - . I - -_ - .a I I- - ItS .Jotrn 0 _____ 4. *ft#, -1 F • Altamonte V*Iolations Al --fQ\ 4 . / 1 . *~_ ! - 1f ,~*.. A_t -,, ormer Mayor Is Tagged 11.0 ujva i ~~_~ P~ - f ) 1`1 . - :1 head of the Federal housing district IJ'IS detention center Bensinger / , — ~ YOU , , . ^ . _, / YOU WIN ____ - .. GUV'NOR ____ -__- C -w -': __ - I II;-,-,_ -` 1A et up a "buy" fell through to federal prison for one year Sanford Juvenile Detention superintendent John Brown wlxn Sheriff John Polk inad- after pleading guilty to helping annel ; $1 . bri fro have been suspended without terncon by Bob Chenoweth, of Jackson's charges to DYS Miami developer John J. completion of administrative assistant to officials, who ia turn called 1iietes to William Peiski, the pay pending . I ?_5 , P L ___________________ I "'ER5 '\ LJJZK! .N\ - CHIN tic' ________ _. - - 'n M E.I I VAND rI6 AN NVV. _____ I _11~ I 'Q~MVHAT A ;tEVOLTIN' MVELOPMENT/ Ln-rLE NUMgeK LAIS FOR NSTANr NAIR FOR \ '-1.11 .. (I e~l - . a _: v i-___.___ - __ . - 1 ..'A _ # , i. -- the grand jury without the n cessity of a subpoena. Williams, 30, has since gone - :HEFZZS A Ll L NUM5F_fZ ONLY -7~. - -.._,_ ' 0 il lie offered to testify before - .I t -1 1, inhisname Thesenatorsa'dtie I, - p 11 _ Gurney admitted publicly stopped immediately when — 1% . ~* "Iliarns had collected $100,000 , \ _11 I - L~ , .~~ I- __&Aft%6__ I~Wii.- ' I - 11 : Youth Center Chie , 1,, , building where the grand jury (t1cge I.. Mehren, the milk producers' chief t'xe'uutivi is quoted lit L ourt papers as saying t1wt Collie -got them of I lin that one but said he could not do it a gain," Collie in i tell-. I 01 ' P itittt5it5 uIdhhrok'sas togise legal to t an independent probe of the milk producers political activi. ties The notes of those interviews were subpoenaed ret. entls aild made public in court retw&s. Also iIhIdc public was a letter that 1.111) wrote to Jacobsen viilMM th e tax audit began The letter was dated Aug 26, 1971 ;I few nionths after Jacubscri had enlisted Cotmally to help N rsu1ide Preidt itt Nixon to raise milk prices lills tiskul I nibsen to help again. Lill said l)n)le Bond an IRS agent from San Miami Tex the itiulk producers headquarters, was askin qut tiins ,ibout si'itut suspicious checks 1111) said Bond h Ii Indicate iid tie' IIuIghL ge t a promotion if he could raise an issc. ''ser a ur questionable expenditures $ Ii use questionable expenditures lila) total seseral rnillioit dollars, recent disclosures indicate. But when the aud:t was liver. nothing new had been uncovered-and the milk producers ossed no extra Luxt s f _,-i;z~_ �______ _ - 7'. ___________________________ I . .- -- ____ xmrfl _____ 2A—The Sanford Herald • KI A TI I(tKI l ' 1! ' E ______ I I NJ IXOfl _____ __J — - - C: A T L I Dream (ORDIA, K) (AP) - Mrs Ruby Amburge), who has been planning her "dream trip" to England for nearly 20 years, will be going in July, thanks to two years of con niving by tier Ngh school English students. Mrs. Am. burge) has dreamed of visiting the home of her favorite English authors and has especially wanted to visit Paul's Cathedral in London, to see her husband's name, Arnold Amburge), among a list of American servicemen lled inaction during World War II e finally is getting _______________________________ ~__ J __________________ N1cre 1"cipe S Reci rnie I NJO WASHINGTON (AP) — As the House Judiciary Committee prepares to subpoena ad ditional White House tapes, a presidential lawyer says "nothing in contemplation" would cause President Nixon to turn over more Watergate tapes J Fred Huzhardt, counsel to the President, was asked Sunday if Nixon's position is that he would refuse to yield either to a Supreme Court ruling or to a congressional demand for the tapes "That's certainly my understanding of the present outlook '/I 4( _____ Area Council Agendas Monday, May of the President," B'.izhardt re lie's mind against Nixon by plied not feel that the White House ever will be faced with a court decision or a demand from the Senate during an impeachment trial for additional tapes The House Judiciar) Corn mittee, inestigating possible grounds for impeaching Nixon, is expected to issue another subpoena this week. The committee resumes consideration of evidence Tuesday. I3uzhardt also charged that a "malicious and vicious" campaign is afoot to poison the pub- chief supporter among labor leaders, President Frank E Fitzsimmons of the International Brotherhood of Team. able person who heard those re marks could possibly deny that they were racial slurs" Despite increasing clamor for his resignation, Nixon said over the weekend that he would "never give up." The President was receied with general warmth Saturda) night b crowds at Vance Air Force Base and at Oklahoma State Unhersit) To shouts of "Hang in there!" and "We're with }ou" Nixon responded: ,,Believe me, that does ',our heart good Another expression of sup. port came Sunday from Nixon's charging that ethnic slurs were deleted from the Watergate transcripts released recently by the White House. The New York ilmnes, quoting sources with direct knowledge of Nixon's comments, has reported that Nixon used the terms "Jew boy" and "wop" in referring to public officials. Buztu*rdt, appearing on CBS' "Face the Nation." said he had listened to "close to 40" of the tapes and heard no ethnic slurs. Hoe%er, a source with ac cess to unedited tapes told The Associated Press: "No reason- Buzhardt added that he does Alfamonte I 0 I Approval of Minutes Ma) 7, , 1974 Staff and Council Reports . - Recommendation from Engineer William Palm and Public Works I)irector Donald Bundy on contract award for , dflhiflIg( nnpro%ements PUblic Hearings 2nd Reading - CAl NO 296.74 (subdivision ordinance). (oiiununications Altamonte lain of Iwlimilerce requests use of Maitland Ave howt for offiu. space , Ordinances and Resolutions: sters. "We [eel he's no different than any other individual. He should hate his day In court, if We still he is to have one su pport him " Fitzsimmons said on NBC's "Meet the Press." In weekend appearances, Vice President Gerald It. Ford and Julie Nixon Eisenhoer re affirmed Nixon s determination to stay on the job. " i:LPrr of Mm 4 froni th floor ilimnit ten mmnutes Adjourntncnt ~_.::J' if tl?tr0khe County Attorney, Clerk, Administrative Assistant and Chairman A Longwoou 11`~ t Y.=.4 ' '$( MAY l3,-7p.m. & # ..- ~ " sFø.1s,: ' V 1. - - A " fl— .. * - _______________ twister uprooted about two do2- fall for 1ay in the area is 2 78 en mobile homes, ripped roofs inches, off three iarehouses and Tornadoes also snaked slammed an unoccupied truck through southeast Georgia and . - . .- ' p .. 6 I., '. 4. 1 *Ii ~ ' ~ VL_ $ — . - -? ~_ - i - •i;- 111,11r, "go; -' — - --.1- ,—. . . 'L,- . ' . - - -, % - recreation job set date for public hearing Walter Sicard requesting Relution 242-fire truck loan, ' ____ ____ ______ - High winds in Tallahassee north ts Georgetown SC Sun ripped the roof from a mobile (10) !eaing at least three per horne and a twister was report- Y)m (lead ed near Perry, 50 miles south- 4 _____ . f , -1 -.~ I I ---_ - z :t _sr ~ ~_ - ,s z Z Z ]z I - -- . 4 :r , I-,,--_- . - - . Uz- , r = 0 - - - - V .- W~ ______ _________ ________ -- "_ -~.. 11 __ I _____ I ______________________ - . ,:-. - __ L ________ -- — I ______ ____ -. .- - .- ~ -, '. - rm~tf-'~~x_,f7~_~:__ - _ -T-1. - _ L ~7 .K-, _,~ -_ __________ .- ?4-1 &'_________________________ __ _,J~, t .. T i f. ~~ _ t:.k~:~~*I'i6_.4'~~ F..'~ 41. - -4,1 "P~ ~_ ;S,- ; - __ag ii .- _ - &~, ____17~~._ .;- - ~-_1w r 4~_ - v-t!a~ ,I: ii. t_ ~ __ ~ . -'ç-) ii:ry ---' - ____________________ -. ______ - - - - - - -!9 ~ " - - j __________ _________ - '. - - -- - - - . - , .1 ; - _'_ - - a. - - j~ 'if I - a I I - Al 7 - ~ _t, - . %, f - __ - ) — - I ," __ ._ -. Ao- I - - __ - 1110 - Z~= ' NOT FOR EATING Hallmark Gallery in New York, 1 N IXOfl H e S i\ LOuS'y P ay Ca er tried a Nixon pIa at a crucial his files either to the courts cc moment in their playoff game ttx- Congress. ,-na i late in 1971 against the San S IS But beyond the legal argu merits isa strategy aimed at the Amnerian people and designed to convince them that the Francisco 49ers. The play lost 111 lit t t S i( tIa'C'J (1 AP i uhAL, liwisian pavilion at Expo *74 after a telephoned threat. ~Nihee ar.;f Smict pavilion paviiitni but found no trace of a Lmnb, an Expo spokewrian said Sunday. The pavi1mn wa kept c s d until Monday morning. lo e - ! ' I t . - .. 1 . - j . I * - 4 v - . - :' . - _Ti! -- Milk ' -, V k'ord Ii. Iteg Cr- - HANGER-ON ierry eaa iangs on to Dick Francis while learning to ride a unicycle in Youngstown, Ohio. I , - _____ , iv . .~ F'i _~ I T T WL !_ . -- *~ * ' - F ' i. 7 .. - . - - A _ i the-cow product, but is other. Untlhiflged and can be 11~ j ---- -t %i . -% . - 4bj"~ . II r~ 4,k 4 1(1 ioducts, Dr Arthur ( Rand. a professor of animal science and food and resource ? 4W ) che I S It S calorie )s SOld value remains the same. : . -' ~_ -I - - I — C r' - .. * - - - - % -, - . . t __" . 'A I IV . . %L. . - I .1 I I ~ r-_ Asian or African extiaci By a uthood, a nwjority of non CaucasiarLs ar, ! unable to digest lactose easily, he added. -- FM . MILES PER BALE liLlI 't'lig rides his horse-dra w n waggon into Duluth , Minn..l' s iic tio fhc linr's for farm chor' whr'n h' imi't m;iu to 'ji NIAV 14,- 9:30 AM mendation, Recommenclati mutes on-re renaming of Summerset Iteguldr 1eetmni,' of 1arch Recreation area and Oakwood April , April 9, April 16, and yin' weekend, bringin e vy thunderstorms and hail. ' for a place tosale a boat. Takivg advantage of rain' looking S dumped on 1 i' i c Th e '-"- ( vlJ anc it I s nearL ongofl unudy are ar 4'1cLnigIlt, 12, Bill a rry u vane, , , 0 OU nci I a o on 'ioo 1 SANFORD HEATING The sesere weather front de eIoped Saturda) when tar nadoes were reported in the Florida Panhandle. 1 on, onc 'j t- - AND AIR CONDITIONING 7609 S. Sanford Ave. 11 nford _____________________ U - ' - - VIGOROUSLY denouncing oil companies for 'plun tiering the national rsources Iooslpruung countries,' Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Grotnyko addressed the UN and blamed them fGr the world energy crisis and urged a IOflS 0 ii 01 companies' activities. Die President and Mrs Nix onprcsentedabirlhdayc'akeat I Aboard the White blouse jet l)inieIA Evans of Washington ______ I \ % -- - STATE ORATORY CHAMPION ELMSE WILLIAMS, ,in 11-vear-old Sanford I said the trip had no specific Middle School student. holds trophies she 'oalc The trip was arranged iii the request of the Chinese gov. 'rnmncnt tiy the State Departuent which asked Esans to c a bo), Sanford Ines N Paulson Yvonne Ferguson Marlin Latham I I AJAX AEROSOL endar WINDOW 4W A CLEANER 15 k'U,UGUA%I oz FOR LIS 65C • 00 • -, BRECK - [ I . d -'i b - I - " 15 oz. . _______ I I 1ST 00 - - ()ntirnists in 1)is tona, Saturdiv. ('omplete text ( Iier speech'sll vme ir in the h1erld l\Ie(lIs (,lorisc A (tray luric Bacon Tominve M. Johnson o i I A (h indler Jovce Williams & boy William I Isejoy, Deltoria 1. .e If. Thatcher. Deltona • Poli ;WRL I ~ It K 'hi 'Q 2036 rt irdui ltod n portid l,nling a ,u,icstoint , I),I( : riso sir 5auUic .it • mui'A small fire in his front sa.d sunday resultin)' froni a tiorii' [coin his hoim Siin made gas fire bomb. Altamonte f, I 1' Ii I,r, ar,a)n Joan i)dsluon nne, ones, fish orest Drive. an d Trace Apartments reported a Arb,or reported money thattiond3 amounting to 1,75o color television valued at SM missing frow tier hwoe, Sun. ( L'Iy. F > I -1 . 4 • . 4 __ 11 I * : I i-I the Mill birthday of Rep, John W Otber ittenipts have fl II. CdIiI, I(kL., who with his made to remove the lactose, %ofe accuumpanied them on the CI.E.AN BILL of health wa.,q "but most of them have been trip. iIVen Sen. Hubert Ruinexpensive and altered the nutri. Also abodrd the presidential phrey I 1). -.NI inn. ) by (Joc tots live value of the milk by reduc- jet was Press Secretary Ronald who remo - ed a cancerous ing such things as vitamins .i'ul I 7ic'kr, who ni.irkeol tits 15th' tumor 'mum tt , 11 hui:rer:u., I:uil iaid til;o ir i 1 I u 1ur h ro Park Nannit' frazier, Al ta rnonte springs Kaye L. Orange City OILY DRY -- 91 I)ISCIlAK(.F DISCHARGF.S .S. Roslyn N. Bele" RIGHT GUARD • 'i I ut tii V loiia Y ' n Iistt ii iii ikt it C i't t dii to sour nLw ur rouodiol,!s. and IllaOx, put I 1 I 1w I Fire Calls Delores Jones, 32, 4W, J=ita (ourl, Sunland reported a color television valued at $260 IIIISSI ng frow tier home. SunSeminole day, 12.29 OH). Sunday. gre. Ltdt r Matthews. 31, p.O. Box fire at 1909 .Magnolia Avenue. .1110 Brissirn Avenue, Midway 3 am. Sunday, trash fire reperted items valued at $ behind electri c comp*lny on missing from his home, West 13th Stre'et. Satui day. Published Daily and Sunday, 1 09 1.1-11 ---.~ %it %.1171\ i !I&.S ~ '.) . . 4 a t Sanford. F Ior!da 32771 . . 1tIct / '. I . I ~ *W #WV -_ ~ ONWMW C i,• '' Th I - __. 1flt'S - _.r . '4 ________ V I Z~,_~~_i_.?l __1 For Cats Or Doqs BET (V CARTER 32 1C1 EVEREADY TRANSISTOR II , BATTERIES 'F M~C. LIST WILM I" 1 2 FOR 9 VOLT 1 -_K_~_. _ _ - 1~ 2 29 — HILDA RiCHM011D - 8S.,67 bw i I o na . SENTRY I i I k I - MLEY 83-911. F or-ni C i 1,, r 4 -- 10e* : -- IV COLLAR -' 6M ofawwm VJ I F3-s 9212 Ihr c-ole Springs Mr.& Mrs. Vp N. Kramer 214SiIorrl Avenue k~ ~ -_ `4 .1, I ofA - 1 - -1 - OUNA Subr.riptIon Pales by Carrier Year $28 40 Week 55t - NEW! it SANDRA RAWLINS 8349217 0-smberr e ( I A _ '-t--- 5 oz. ANTI-PERSPIRANT Regina Adenau Bill Boots Robert L Brown 32771. Second Class Postage Paid - Sanford JC. ChrWrnas Day by 1he Sanford Herald 303 N French ve.. Sanford, Fla. ,Aa LI ool ' ' V - -fort) firralt) . ~____=~-T,If__:_~*__ 1. - - - .- . ,,. . , c_ -. I ~.~ A; pi S _~ . Cynthia It. flrtnntr, DeBary Marjorie B. Koza, Del.and Emilv G, Morris, Del.and James H (ampbell, lake 2 25 .!'4 's'. (torge Brown Nancy E. Pfeifauf LucilleM. Brown Alidmuso B Thomas Wisley IIarrLs Martha S Howard \iargartt ( Grandmnatson Elizabeth Whitley Mrs. Claude Evans and girl Sandra N (,mine Emerson It. Lupton, Deltona Marion C. arris Mars F OConnor Minnie L Ward 'innelte L. Rigot, Deltoll~i Geneva 11. Owen Marie Carney. Deltuna Lake Monroe Mrs stanley F \tacDcnald ililda A, Thonias, I lo tna Will bov, Altamonte Sprines Ruth E. Ilearn, Deltona Isaac Baker Jr.. IkLand Barbara I) Parsiow, lkLdnd i4tke Mary Shirley L Smith, DeBar% rniu PiLiti \Iiw inter I sdyi I Pierce, Nunnie L Burkelt, \1auland Sprins Mary S (ollris (asselL)rrs le t It i J,iia 0 &huI David Wintcr :irk I kui N 1mpkin M.ii-ry M. Frazier " ~ l)orothca Strousnider Ostetn ' Samuel Martin ct rued leid,ng up to her state championship in _______________ , • S 0 Wilherilina James oratory and a $.W) scholarship by sponsoring i . - - = Noel of Rhode Island. 4 Evans, chairman of the Na. - NECREST SHOPPING CENTER HWY 17-92 - NEXT TO ALP -I _____ Iowa .ill Republicans, and I)emnocratic -.(iovs Marsin Mandel of Maryland L*Iin I .. kI I I (in a two-week tour of the Peo. pies Republic of CItina. 4 I ' %. County For Free Est imate . Central Florida during the ONI' MAN'S drainage problem ca n be oceans of fun if you're a kid _________ -Six goernors have taken off ' - — McCHORD AFB, Wash. (AP ' - . t AI I\I People tend to prefer.i r Lan degree of swtctnes, and Re John Camp thic enhances it," he added Rand said all babies are ca. GTON - Two pab'e of handling lactoe, un. , birthdays celebrated less1hey have an unusual con- aboard Air Force One genital defect. But he said an the trip back here fron) Intolerance develops during the (lent Nixon's weekend addreis . preteen ye per , - used to make other inilk-bascil A lL ER LINING IN EVERY LOUD Reques; for fund transfer for new Photo copy machine; Site plan review F..astern Foods, Site pLo review Castle Custom Cabinets, Amendment to AIR CONDITION ' system that moved through North and Rb id Superin INGWOOD - City Clerk by 33 per cent of the registered p.'rtftlpati ii tcn(k'flt ZIfl(i County En 'ineer. Lake Mary rstorin,, Onnie It. Shornate wil l submit voters. renovatinp r ('n.sideration of 13i in' u Fe MAV 13,-7:30 P.M. to city council at a 7 p.m. The straw ballot questions, business i:, ?~, .!-, ne Compact Pickup Truck . .: !, j F 11W hIALL meeting today the June 11 whit h according to council district' P bI 'H 700 P M specia e ection ballot. resolution 250 must be in sub"Shall t1o. ( ,,,, ,,1 1, ,,.r. ,,it.,,, :.;,(Cont'd) Consideration of A14)roval of Minutes Resolution to establish Repor ts Fire Department, th dates for the district 1 council presented peltitons include sewer line system MAY 15, 7 M to thf. Wrenwood heights, Unit 2, Police and Safety, Roads and seat formerly held by the late 'Shall the Ut) of Longwood Altamonte Springs sewer (0LRT0( LSF Street I iihtin I)istrict Streets-Parks, Water and F. F. Williamson, a charter continue to ha v e a historic plant" Petition to consider Vacating & Sewer, Finance and Election, recall amendment and thre. preservation district and shall uperinen en S ePot The Longwood area Chamber Abandonin, Skiff A. enue and Mayor's Report straw questions the city financially support the of Commerce has called a William P. Layer - Social Wrenwood Heights, Unit 2. Old Business: Criminal Code According to Seminole historic district by purchasing sewer fortun at 7:30 p.m., June Studies anu Vocationa' .nucai Ludwig (soetz); Petition to Ordinance, Mechanical Code Supervisor of Elections Camilla the Brad lee-Mclntrye Grant) 3 at Lyman High School to tion Presentations by Dick consider Vacating & Abdn- Ordinance, Plumbing Code Bruce. nearly 1,500 electors are house for a city hall or public educate the public on the Barnett and E. S. Douglas, doning un•nanied rlghtf-way Ordinance, Electrical Code eligible to vote in the special purpose and should city funds proposed $4 million sewer Collecti v e Bargaining - nd in Spring II,mmnmock (N B Ordinance, Southern Bell election be spent to restore, renovate or system l(eiding, Proposals for Food Moore), Petition to consider Ordinance-FranchIse, 0ccCandidates for the city ervice i9775; and Approval Vacating Abandoning upational lax Ordinance, and council post are volunteer for Air Conditioning Plans, drainage , utility and sidewalk Second Reading all above or- fireman Michael Donovan, Old and New business. easements in Tracts A through i dinmees. & former zoning board member Items For Action - Budget D. Wekiva Hunt Club, Fox Hunt New Business: Ordinance for [tobert Hammond and former and Finance W. A. league, Section 1; Fox blunt Section 2, the Control of Utilities, councilman El. A. (Bud) Scott. Consultant Project Priority and Fox Hunt Section 3. Annexation resolutions, Junk The charter recall amemd- Stay 14 Sanford Pilot Club, 8 p.in list, and Budget Amendments. Wekiva Hunt Club); tlont d car ordinance, and Presen. ment placed on the ballot by 196 Basic Interior Decorating, 7. business meeting, Florida State Personnel - Stewart oatConsideration of Exclusive tation of other new business to voters under the provisions of 10 p.m.: Tuesday, RI. 15, C Bank lounge. chel. Director, Director of PerGa: bage F ranchisc Ordinance; be considered at next meeting the state home rule law calls for Adult Ed. Campus, 8 weeks. sonnel - Non-Instructional and Consideration of Amend. 14-15 or wor kshop. recall elections when petitioned Call for reservations. Seminole High Presents, Bids - Roger Harris, amended by Ordinance 17-l7t talent show in school Director of I'urchasini - Re: Use of Aluminum Wire. uditoriun t benefit SeriInol I__I • .. .L Custodial, Art and School Reports: County Planner, por ompex. wor and fl I Paper, anti Science Supplies Zoning Administrator, Building i technical displays also on and Equipment. Official. Pollution Control exhulnt , MAY 10, 1974 May 15 1AY 11, 1974 MAY 11,1974 ADMISSIONS __atIIL Introduction to Antiques 6 ADMISSIONS ADMISSIONS . I Sanford: -k weeks, 7-10 p.m.. SJC Main Sanford: . Juanita Chavis 1, I : Campus 1.213. call for reserRegina F. Adenau Sanford: Laverne Agrue Thomas Wilson III l x,, Verlevyn N. Sadlin Lavona Murphy Peacha I.. Wiggins Mae F Smith Ia 15 Betty J Norris Daid Brown -IL L) Loretta Carter 1W Lawton Elementary Scrita Tindall Sherrod Gore ( ha thia A Williams Lr School registration for kin 7 B (rbar1i D Murphy j imnes 0 Mcri!f . I . . . .— __ dergarten and first grade for R(K)SC-velt McClain B,ert Avers L_.. d*1 Mildred lynch fall term 9 a m school J dit Ann \lillcr ( Ibe II I. I 11, attie J. Lee auditorium in Oviedo. Bring Frcddy Kelly Joe T. Collins W illie Brooks birth certificate and im w lIiai H Paxton I. . Frank Mintell, Deltona inunization record. Child Inust . F. Evans McCoy William Withers, Deltona Geneie,e Bennett, Deltona Stanley P Coope r, Deltona Loria F Armstrong Deltona be 5 by Jan 1, 195 for kin .I I Ruth C. Ringwald, Deltona dergarten and six. for first I Robert Irons. Deltona \1 iC fl 1oss, Longwcod I 'elyn I- Atwater, Deltona grade . rnRThIs Mary Deli Russell, lkngwood A'a Elizabeth W. Moughton, Lake I Hazel A. Shaffer. Orange City Mary fl(S r Barbara I) Pirslo , DeLanci __ _____ __ -- -____ kathrync [3 Baragcr F cm ' Mr. and A BI RTHS Nellie I Larnpert lMngwood I f dr Fra n k M Ileale Jr. \1 \'I"I'l"It . . . . . . Mr. andlMrs. Paul E. Murphy ____ me "The milk is four times _-, -. -_ r .. ii 98J Di esti bi e By -._-__ .: " -~. i S I iOu - * I - '7j ther tornadoes were sighted in Fr.inklin and Wakulla Cou'ities ,. ____ 11# Seminole %$ I ' ie -ow- — ' - ' - dedication . ltcports city attorne), mayor Correspondence. I 1. .. *I Cou, release of special liens. I PPro%a I _; A - School Board I I - ____- - -- ,ff v .- So far, the President has (IC pended on dramatic gestures to 'Three weeks later, the Presi reerse the Watergate tide But President has told the full story 7' 1--Of Watergate and that it shows dent had another suggestion, each time he has suffered I* had no role in ll~e cover-up. o, this time for the Miami Dol- greater losses. KINGSTON, R.I. (APi - N r __ -phins who were in the Super In contrast, special proseBoth Jaworski and Rodino Two U.u%ersity of Rhode Island Bowl against Dallas. It was a cutor Lcop Jaworski and counter the President's legal researehers sai pass play that didn I work , and Judiciary Commnittie Chair arguments wi th claims he dues hae deeloped an inexpcnsit the Dolphins lost. -man Peter W. Rodina .".r., D_ I.&*, have thf right to witIlhold promss that may make milk ch~ It was all good fun and every N.J., have moved much more evidence of wrongdoing, either gestible for millions of personS I ~ I football ran in America could conscr,itieI his ()n or th it of his aides who cant drink it usiflg an enzyme process, uU tip. M 111111IL11. researchers say they hast -r.. w l F1_3 ~ I to two simple sugars which call ___ !% . ___ I be d igestcd -glucose and -_ , - P .'EI t 1 protein secreted by body cells 4- Z _~;W4; " IKor made artificially which 80 A ft induces chemical reaction in 4F~ other substances. lost the game 24 to 20. zz ~ prsislorsthatbantl)eele"tmonc4UAV officersafterthey have teached 65. Woodcock turns 65(in Feb. It. 1976, Lind could not sucived himself in the spring union eiections ttwt year. The oil 1 i44 i's ci -it v tntion is held before the -auto talks begin. If tile (onstilution i4ere amended to provide for the d "Ifict witi i thrnumh t iU' , and William Randolph Hearbl, Chain The Providence Sunday Jour nal. which has supported Nixon in all Ins national canipaigns since 1952, said the President's resignation would be his "best last service to his country." "Strict adherence to the Constitution would still be our pref erence. But we have been forced to a cha nge of mind" by the transcripts, the Rhode Island paper said. It added that even if Nixon were exonerated by Congress, "he would remain In office a tattered, forlorn and deeply humiliated figure, incapable commanding the spector support of Congress the people." The Honolulu Star-Bulletin said Nixon "no longer can lead this nation effectively and there hope w hateer 0f reco- I I - .. WASHINGTON (AP) - Arm- envy the President and sympa The focal point of the struggle Star, which also supported Nix 09 nt Das ,a urge m o chair quarterback Richard N tithe with him between the White blouse and resign. Nixon was thrown for losses a But Waterga te and the resul- the parallel investigations It said the transcripts showed couple of years ago when he tant 'n- being conducted by Jaworski Wed his hand calling plays for vestigation are not games. The and Rodino has been the Nixon artid his aides to be "in. sens ye, mmora a twopro football teams. He's not stakes are Nixon's survival as presidential files and without a sense o Pu!' doing much better as play Presi de nt The opposition is larly the tapes caller for his Watergate team. tough and members of his own As presidents before him, • team are rebelling at the Nixnn has resisteti turning over The Washington Redskins President's play calling. - . i "!I . ' Z — se n rca in I mncreast niaor anti councilmen's fees) Ordinance 103-discussion i authorizing planning and zoning board to hold publu hearingsi I Commissioner Donald Hrowning-continued discu. ' ssiori of road maintenance progrwn. . Commissioner Irwin hun. ter--report on youth iwirk. I) J . I---FvK-___-_.__ --- _01- - V_ iii2- = _-__ --__ __~ ___ &g~~ for President Nixon continues Watergate tssed by the President a stepto dwindle In the wake of the The Sacramento, Coil!, Bee ping down from office The Ing Island Press called partial, edited White House said 'The climactic exposures tape transcripts the President of recent events, particularly for Nixon's resignation, saying released last week the re velations in Nixon's tape it was clear he "no longer has Past supporters of th e Presi transcripts, document a record tht public a confidence and dent now urging his resignation of presidential misconduct and cannot lead effectiely" editor mn<hief of the Hearst mxt month is certain-would remain preidcnt of the 15 itu (I , i ig 7 (Jodu the currcot (JAW t'isUtut1on 1w wi'l base to , Public hearing -Ordina rice 97 irecall ordinance); Ordinance sweeter than the straight from t - ki4atlofls is % mn tJistu&'d by the union s Iii ternational Executive PA-wrd, 7'he proposal would provide three-year terms for UAW fmirers rnctead i'f the current iwoy ear enure . -- __~ _~.--v*__ ,~-. __ Mw____._ - _-, ~~~~=~ ~~M ~_____._ --_ ____ ___ - - __ ~~ -a ~ r .. / I %~-:I- _ ~ ,,, ~,- - T ~~ _ - - .• - - - A _. 1~117 ~F_0~__Tl_e7__* *_ 4 NF!_ P7 !)FTItOlT 'APi - A proposal that u'uld hod United Auto Workers President lizonard Woodcock back in the i~l , 15N - _ _711-f _$n ~_ i __ of achiesing school pose or moral indignation in , Newspaper editorial support connection with the scandals of House which can only be redr- Chkago Tribune, the Los Ange les mes, the Spokane Daily Chronicle, the Cleveland Plain Dealer, the Kansas City Times, the Providence Sunday Jour- - - - ptiillt Woodcock Decision Due - - 'it _;----!r-:-~,,, _ , ~ - ' Senate [malls disposes the massise $23 billion educa . . 1;~I w- -, - - ,_ r - r r ui the 18'- tninutc aP in one of the Lis ix(fl turned over earlie -. The experts presented Surica their report May 4 after nearly six mcnths of study The ditional tapes fi),ure in a subpoena u) atergate prosecutor I,eon Jawors,u dUthclriZru b Judge Sirica on :w ri1 18 for ta,htls md d umncnt,s coerin' 64 White desegregation. 71%e first voting showdown on the issue will iie Wednesday But there may be other tes before the ____________ - Watergatetapesto thespecial prosecutor Alsocoming U court bwung orders as a met * 4r- to persuade U.S. District Judge John J. Sirica that the White House should not have to give any more bitter floor fight over renewed efforts to virtually lull — .r.IUM ~ry %, -- rlzw~*F. ~ three yards and the Redskins Trires Senators Debate Busing -1 " %, .. . I. 1%,"It o. - -I . - i -_ - IV- __. i'_ ;41?1.1 ~".~~__J_ , , , ., v-1 ~ - i at the for Sirica's attention is a report from a panel of tape :1 %~.-.7;pzxiLA._%-~_ . - W ASHINGTON lAP) - President Nixon a lawyers are -1 1; .t&--; 5; ~3;" ~ f 4"---,_.;~-~~ - ~` .-~ - .. - -~.'! ; - .& ~Y'; . -. 1 * Regular session, minutes approl of May 6 meetIng. liand-painted eggs from the People's Republic of China were displayed Pit' mile I * w~~ -_-_ - -- WASHINGTON 'AP) - A federal judge is taking up moti ons by' California s11. Gov. Ed Reinecke to dismiss the perjury- indictment that th reatens his gubernatorial andidacy Rtmneke was expected to testify at today's hearing bef ore U.S. District Judge Barrington Parker. Failing dismi&qjl of the three-count indictment, Relnecke wants to move his trial to San Francisco or Sacrarnento and suppress certain evidence he gave to the Watergate spectsl prosecutor Judge Parker basset the trial date for July 15, but Rei. neke repeatedly has said he wants the trial completed before voters decide on his bid for the GOP nomination Junt 4 Reinecke has pleaded Innocent to the perjury counts and tus charged that the indictment was politically moti vated. ri#"ri ~ - Turning On Nixon .. ' Reinecke In Court _;~_ . -_ I ' her back." - _~~_ . a- HH.ISBOROUGH, Calif. (AP) - Patricia Hearst's father says the reported discovery of a blindfold that may have been used er, his daughter recently only confirms his belief that she is acting under duress. "I've always known that she was taken against her will from the very beginning," newspaper executive Randolph A Hearst told newsmen Sunday at his mansion In this San Francisco subtrb "I always felt she's been coerced " \licHearst '0 hassaldintwotapedmessages thatshe decided to join the terrorist Symbionese Uberation Arm , winch kidnaped her on Feb 4 She is sought by the FBI as a materiai witness to an SLA bank robbery, which she sai d she joined in voluntarily The blindfold is one of the itenas which The Chicago Tribune said 1 its Sunday editions was found by federal investigators in a May 2 raid on a San Francisco apartmnent that had been used by the SLA. The FBI has declined coinent on the report, which quoted a federal source as saying that a bloodho un d trained to pick up Miss Hearst's scent identifiied the blindfold, made of sponges. Other itenu reportedly found inc luded a bag possibly used as a face covering. Hearst said he had not been notified by the FBI of any such findings, but added, "It's not surprising they found it." He also said, "I'm not encouraged," by' the report. "I would bt a damn sight more encouraged if they would get ____-______ -. . . Hearst: Patty Forced i•I. __ -7 ,F: t:r,~~^,~ ! _~_ _______________ ~ Iin ~_ - _Mf_~ ~-W~4~__ __ - . .. . - -_-4 i 7_ -, I - Kathr n C rcle paving project. Stamp machine maintenance Cr) stal Howl - - *_ _-!~ Ui.L _, r GUIX SHORES, Ala. iAPi - A Pensacola man drowned wtule tr) ing to rescue a girl swimmer in the Gulf of Mtxico Sunda), officiais sa id The) said Michael Baroca, 32 went to the rescue of 1 year-old Joyce Dowsey of Montgomery, Ala., who was swept about 200 )artts offshore when the water at Gulf Shores State Park became rouph Sht' a10 drowned ______________________________ t ii I Farms ~ I - -1I -1 - - ~ High School whereMrs. Amburgey has 1,aught English to all four grades since 19&4 presented her with a check for $600, raised in secret oer two sears b) cake sales, mm icarniviiis and profits from the sichool newspaper. "I triod to .Teak. but I couldn't. I cried," ,Mrs. Arliburgey said Storms' Havoc wrecked several mobile homes Police said John W. Cleland, 25, in North Florida and caused of NewOrleans, drowned in the minor injuries to a Jacksonville Gulf of Mexico when he was couple swept out to sea by a strong Police said Mr and Mrs Fu current gene Thompson ere injured Apalachicola in the Florida Sunday when a tornado over- Pantiandle reported a record turned their mobile home 797 inches of rain in about 12 . . f. •'? , Follow Operations By "he Associated Press aIurday, but one man drowned Clean-up operations began to- and beaches were closed beday In the ifterrnath of tor cause of strong surf and under nadoes ana high winds that currents near Pensacola. • - : :4 Clean-Up * Casselberry I ublu. hearing-special MAY 13-7:30 P.M. exception in business district zoning (o a sei1ox1 rtail store March [manual statement ° IC .um trianu F lifllS Ma)or a reports uUl (iiflj, inning board recom s reports. n'k,ndation on Clark property Questions ° be PflC1 Ofl C Authorize purchase of lot and form of questions. Southern Standard Building Chief 0 S 0 a a e (ode for council headquarters. Authorizing advertising for Steu Schrlmnsher-1innex bids for police equipment iition plan. Resolution 24 1-intent to Monday, May 13, 19743A The anf ord Herald X - -ff 1 1k I& - -___ . I _. -- V ?z - _'. - I T d .. lk_4 I a C �y:-- -:-----___.r___,____-•-__--___-.;_-____•_ _s.•______•_____..• ___ ;__._-_.; __- - 4A—The Sanford Herald a__,-_ _. -_ _ T-- -- -- ------- -- = -- Portugal Coup Not Editorial (:: 'Dr. Congress A Poor Surgeon and their families, fully 80 per present system can be apcent are covered by some form proached on specific terms, the of private health in!urance, The way a doctor treats an ailing typical well-equipped corn- limb or a local infection. (('••• J . (/(l/• q J/ ,.,. ( / (' - Next Revelation . a' ,.. IIa.. ala,.,., a • • ••a _______ ,. : .,_' . a 'a a ,aa aa a a jJSS EA.ttA CPtR I I • PROPOSALS - - -- I' . • . - -- I' I ' I — _____ . P7 , . ... .. : S . 5 - .- -. ... .- . :.:.:::•. - -..' ' '. --..-.-:- -: -. .---... "- 9' . .. -SSt4$ . . .::::: -_:- -4- . '$: . ,, - .... - .--------. . ..... ... . • . - -. .,. JUST TESTING' Scripts L)on t I'"J(11r) e rpyn. 1s7t L'rntJ L ICIt' WAShINGTON — The Watergate grand Jury Is considering hke the rebounding of ,i action against 1972 Nixon campaigners for using federal funds to landmass after the lifting of the badger votes from Chicanos, blacks and other minority groups. weight ot a glacier, the nation of The master plain for gearing government machinery and • Portugal continues to Float on a tm'ney to vote-getting is laid out In a memo, as we reported wave of euphoria following the earlier, stamped "Eyes Only" and written Feb. 17, 1972, by White cntiing of more than four House efficiency expert, ed Malek. decades of rightwing dic. Miilek's main co-workers were then White House aides H. U. tatorsiup. "Bob" Haldeman, John Fhrlichinan and Charles Colson, plus The Portuguese people, the Jonn Mitcbll, the attorney general who was soon to become the great majority of whom have generalissimo of the 1972 campaign. never known any other As laid out by Malek, the White House crew ould see that Suspect Charged In Hit-Run Deaths $ '(" '"' * 4'iO1 S7 , .J (•••_•) J 'a - ç - - - ' . - . F L , 1 • , - r - - . .'' ,'' ' ' ;i A k - , . " /4 . Paid . of four a' Printing Plant Bombed After Threat Rejected _. MIAMI (API—A honmenmade Ui here," Lesnik said, adding bomb caused $2,000 orth of the office was unoccupied at the damages at a Miami publishing time of the blast. plant earl)' today alter its CuPolice and FBI agents said a ban exile owner laughingly re- lone witness had seen a lat'jected a telephoned extortion mnodt'l automobile speed away threat. .shortl before the blast. Max Lesnik, owner-publisher lA'snik said he (lid not believe 01 icepilca niagazine ano tiepli- me explosion was linked to a ca Newspaper, said lie was vis- rash of death threats and warnsting at his mother's home Sun- Ings to a number of Cuban exile day afternoon when he received leaders in connection mth the a telephone call from a man slayings of two noted iintiCastro hc identified himself as being refugees last month, froiis 'the ''Those people (l(ln't try to "lie demanded that l give scare You with a noise bomb," them the same amount of muoni A'fiIk 501(1 "The assassinate cy I had pai(l in imli unit taxes Whoever did it iima Lie this year,'' Lesmk iid. ''I mlii rying to scare other people him, '$40,000? You're 'crazy' through me, I don't know. They :ind I laughed because I thought may tie just extortionists, '' it was a joke." The mmman hung up, and the The publisher also said he I'n the doorstep of t hught iiuib placed it mmiight 1w Replica Put;histiing Co. CX'deli nq uculs , political plodt'd shortly after midnight. delinquents. Vut' ti;ul them in It bk'w the door in, damaged a Cuba anti ' thive them here.'' photocopying inac-hine, some This was the first rek'renct' to all)' group known as the "Secret desks and files. "Itcouldtmavekilledanybody Army" io exile circles -. • ' Lobbyist Before Jury ', I s y..r. By MoiI In Florida Same Ai and nevertheless reused to permit a roes section of Americans in the form of a C — e Die tr4eht° - There is no recession Pass ft on! W U1 l r - - ,, ' 1: ' '" — . ,' . , t ' a,. " ' " ,.._d ' 1' s'. S. ., -. " -' - ' ' ri ;" - - - Herald Photo By Jean Patlewn NEW QUARTERS FOR AIRPOR T BOA RD BUILDING ONE on Mellonville Avenue at Sanford Airpoi I has been renovated for use by the Airport Authority hoard. Board members are JlUWil uL)UVL' iiiu'etiiig in uieir new conmerence room in tne tormer INavy administration building, From left, board members John Daniels, Joe Baker; asst. administrator Marvin Greenstein; board members John Mercer, Dr. R. M. Rosemond, Scott Burns and secretary Maxine prohibit job discrimination against persons with physical or mental handicaps. Another bill that has cleared the blouse would prohibit insur- Thompson. ance companies from discriminating against handi- A Wabasso servIce station of Arcadia. auto insurance, operator has been charged in —Ray Clark, 62, of Inter"Statistics show our driving the hit-run deaths of former lachen was killed when he lost records are much better titan Vero Beach Mayor Alfred F. control of his car Saturday and non-handicapped drivers, but Fletcher and his wile, it hit a utility pole. our rates are sometimes twice MIAMI (API "When we itwas,noboatwasabletogetin more interested in saving their Margaret, state troopers say. —Hannah Williams, 60, of as high," says Wood, president got there, the rock was covered there. They were awful glad to belongings then in saving themThe couple and Nellie Camp. Tallahassee, was killed when of the Handicapped Council, with people. They were about see us." selves. Everytime we put time bell, wife of Vero Beach Coun- she was hit by a truck after which has 2.5 chapters in the three feet from the water," Long, 37, landed his helicop. hoist down, it came back with a cilmnan Stuart Campbell, were getting out of her car to inspect state, says a pilot U.5. Coast struck from behind by a truck damage from a previous acciOne of their measures, to put copter who Guard heli- ter on an outcrop of barely-sub- sack of potatoes." helped lift 53 merged coral and some passenCoast Guard officers said the as they rode bicycles on State dent on Florida 61 Friday. a wheelchair symbol on the Iishipwrecked Rahamians from a gers swam to meet him. He 112-foot freighter was reported Troopers were withholding cense Road 60 west of here Saturday, plates of cars driven by tin)', surf-drenched rock in the carried 24 of them on seven sunk to its maindeck. The yesthe Florida Highway Patrol the name of a man killed in Lee wheelchair users, was trips to a larger island about sel made a weekly mail and said. County until relatives could be into law last week by Gov.signed Reu. Atlantic Ocean. IA. Cmdr. Jan Long said the one-and-a-hall miles away. freight run from Nassau, the Mrs. Campbell was reported notified. bin Askew, men, women and children were The other pilot, it. Cmdr. Bahamian capital, to San Salin guarded condition in the inferried in a dinghy to the 20-by- Edward L. Murnane, hovered vador, where Columbus is betensive care unit at Indian Riv30 foou island after the Baha. his craft about 15 feet above the tiered to have made his first er Memnocial Hospital. mian inter-island freighter San rock and lifted some elderly landing in the Western HemiTroopers saId Willie Lee ConSalvador Express ran aground passengers and children to sphere. Icy, 33, was arrested at a bar Sunday north of Ship Channel safety. about 30 minutes after the acci. Four Bahamian boats took Cay some 27 miles east-south- "We put Li Wayne dent and charged with manLughlnthe passengers and crewmen east of Nassau. slaughter by Intoxication and buhi down in a hoist to the top of from the beach of the larger No injuries were reported and leaving the scene of an accident JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) lug to court on lil.s own time," it and he guided people Island to Nassau. was believed all the pas- one by invoking a fatality. Like any rookie, officer she said. "Now, It's one into the basket," "Some of the kids with a sengers and crewmen had bCt!fl Fletcher, 59, was elected to Moody spent the first day in a woman. I don't like it a bit." Murnane said. "He lifted some thoroughly enjoyed it,t' Mursaved, the city council in 1969 and 1971. squad car learning routine and Mrs. P(enning says she asked ing said the passengers had children who were cuddled In nane said. "They were actually lie was defeated in 1973 but writing up reports. their mother's arms." the women's aux)liary to smiling after we pIcked them tn on the rock for about five remained active in community Moody, however, is not like Fraternal Order of Police to hours and were being drenched After they transferred 29 per- UP. affairs. Mrs. Fletcher was 55. any of the rookies who have protest the new policy, Long said the adults who by seas dashing against the is- suns to the beach, Funeral services will be held gone through the experience swam out to his helicoptec "The other wives I don't think let when the helicopters arrived crew plucked the nine crewmen at 4 p.m. Tuesday at First Rap- before. are going to d to take the incident in take this thing after a 250-mile flight from off the listing ship. tist Church. Burial will be at Officer Moody's first name is sitting down," he says. stride. Miami "We positioned ourselves beCrestlawn Cemetery. Deborah. She is the first woman "If there had been a storm, tween the masts of the ship and "They seemed quite cairn," Troopers gave the following to be assigned to regular patrol g th. would have been in even started lifting the crew," Mur- Long said."Just like they do • accounts of other fatal acci- duties in the Jacksonville more trouble," Long said. "As nane said, "but they seemed this sort of thing every day." dents: Sheriff's Department. —A pedestrian, Aubrey SixThe decision to assign *omen • ernore, 62, of Largo, was killed to patrol cars has drawn some Sunday in his Pinellas County criticism from all sides of the hometown. issue, including the husbands of SALT LAKE CITY (AP)—A —Cerold Allen Perry, 22, ad- the new women cops and from federal Judge has dismissed a TALLAHASSEE, Fli APi cleared of criminal charges of Stievmn also said today that dress unknown, was killed when male officers and their wives, suit by the convicted killer of a - Mty. Gen. Robert Shevin welfare fraud the Department the Municipal Homne Rule Powhe was thrown from a car that 'He's worried about my safe- Boca Raton, Fla., girl, who said today that state senators of Health and Rehabilitative crc Act did not take away the tent out of control Friday on ty," Mrs. Moody says of her claimed his constitutional and representatives must be at Services can still seek to reeov- powerofthelegislaturetoenact Florida 530 east of Kissimnmee. husband, who owns a small rights were violated, least 21-years-old despite pas- er lost funds through civil suit, laws concerning municipal —Richard A. flora Jr., 19, of contracting firm. "lie worries Judge Willi3 W. Hitter also sage of a law extending adult Shevin told billS Director 0. employes. Seminole, died Saturday when about my shooting my foot off said he would not consider a rights to persons 18 and over. J. Keller that such civil action Shevin gave the opinion in retims motorycle was struck by a or something. challenge to Utah's murder law Shevin Issued the opinion does not interfere with any sponse to a question by Rep. car in Pinellas County. "I understand my filed by Kenneth Lee Standrod. after Sen. Jim C,lisson, R-Eu- criminal prosecution. R.W. Peaden, D-Pens.acola. —Bruce 0. Acker, 58, o II m it a (1 on s. How ever, St.androds suit contended he sun, questioned if passage of V------Crann.tc waac LiIInil •n •w,.,n. cams,i.'.-,... i a . .. . -... vwi aiaIiuut it VU3Ii iui u was uenieu oiiii in inc cnarges the adult rights law last year accident on Florida 271 Satur- woman to establish a rapport filed against him and that meant 18-year-olds could run day about a mile north of his with people. Just by being a Utah's murder statute is am- for the legislature. Iw'nt'town. man, a policeman often is a bigiou.s. lie sought a writ of However, Shevin said the JOHN 0. DOYLE afternoon in Pulaski with —Wallace E. Albritton, 54, threat." habeas corpus in the suit adult rights law specifically Sticklers Funeral Home in diul hen lost control of tus Mrs. Moody says she knows against Kane County Sheriff stated that the only privlle4es John D. Doyle, 66, died vai Saturday and it slammed SOIIW male officers are oposed Norman S. Swapp. extended to 18, 19 and 20-year- suddenly earl)' Saturday of a into form equipment parked to women patroling, but says flitter held that bail may be olds were those not withheld by heart attack at his home at 105 policemen shouldn't use just denied in first-degree murder the state constitution, which Lie Highway, Pulaski, Va sex in judging partners. charges where pre.umption specifies legislators must be at Services for Mr Doyle. __________________________________________ _____________________________ "There ar? some women I and evidence are present. least 21. father of Wayne t)oyle of 108 wouldn't want to ride with ciShevin said that the con- Idyliwilde Dr., Sanford, ther," Mrs. Moody says. "And St.androd, 28, of Las Vegas, stitution could be amended by associate publisher of The V there are sonic men I wouldn't Nev.,wassentencedlastMarch the normal processes to lower Sanford Herald, were held this want to ride with." to life unurisonment on two ,i f,,r ira urn ia..t. atfjr While most opposition to the first degree imiurder convirtions lature ORl.AN1X), Fla. i API — new policy is subdued, patrol- in the shooting deaths of two In another opinion, Shevmn Robert C, Coker, a Clearwater imiami E. E Pfenning makes oo tmitchhikers last fall md that even if a person is imiunicipal court prosecutor, to;utt"mnpt mu hide his feelings. day announced his candidacy lie is scheduled to be the ridfor the Democratic nomination ing partner and training officer for Congress lromii the 5th Dis(uf time second woman to be astrict. signed to patrol duties, Rarbar'm ('oker, 30, who has never be- Pike rt t:rt71:un t iii 115 orold D . Mr fort' sought ix)litical office, "We've got enough to do out cn,p.:i, HILl., N.C. (API called himself a middle-of.the. there and we can't go out there Harold I). Meyer, 81, former W .0 .K. Diflinder road t'andidatt'. anti look after her," Pfcnnlng ST. JOSEI'hi, Mo. i APi lit' will be seeking the seat of says. "When you rule with a president of the American Revreation Society and a national W.O.K. l)illintler, 53, president Rep. Hill Gunter, an Orlando iuian, you figure he can take auttrity on planned recreation of the board of directors for Lie l)enioerat who has announced rare of himself. You're not sure f'r \ outh .uud the (lied N atiomial aged, nthpc'mmdc'nt Mt'a fur the U.S. Senate. ii 0 fflOfl ('an.,' Itw'(1Al) • lie as a member of Packers Association, died SatCoker is a native of Bartow Mrs. Pfenning also (loesn't thit' ciolngv Faculty of the Uni- unlay. t)illind,'r became pressand a graduate of the Univer like the idea too much, versit'' of North carolina at (lent of Seitz FoodS, Inc , in St sit)' Of South Florida anti Stet ''They expect a wife to put ('ii upel Hill From 1921 until his .luseph earlier this year. , l' 1(K)l with odd shifts, odd how's, go- TAI.LAHASSEE. F'la. APi I *wyer .hbhs is't Edward S. .iaffr) ipp*'Lireti today ie(ore ttit' Loop County Grand Jury as it begun its second week of an expandMl probe of state govt'rwnenl. The grand jury, til'hi wn in recess all last week, had subpot'nat'd Jiiffry and another Tallahassee Lawyt'r.loibyist, Wmllians (.'. hierrel, on May 2. - 4 rea Gunter Post Death £ t1 '" ,.et'in,, ' 10 , - It National Deaths 1 A___ neruiu #rea 1 --------- Lot'g,00d Aitamonte orresponaens Black Community M8rv Springt r",. l2 Lake Monr, MORE 327 Th) Dcttona Deeary-Enterp ,te EdA,ir(t Winter $prunqt Nancy tioouh 127 673S Chuluota Geneva Ov,edo-Stav,a in 'Fhere was ;' planation why Jaffry called back to testmf tuda)'. - Rules Solons A4ust Be 2 1 Coker Seeks Bear Lak.•Foreit City - - _______ -- II , . ment to ttie state constitution j_,..t - I, Kent , I s Lu1 State students by Ohio National killing - .1 ;• - , Killer Suit Disniissed 1 same John Mit. SUSSCRIPTIOHnATES iome Delivery S( WR 12 40 - ___ DOYLE ROBERT C. MARKEY Adve:tinq Director , mc I ' c WAYN - w — -. U/S& , V4! ti- __________ .q !i ' ;' Pj't. - Deputy De bo rah Patrols Jacksonville __.•,, N, TI -r' - BEADY IOHL[J k , "- 1 Resc iied F roru 'Iiii , Is I e - ')s- ir.EL: . 1' ure that Is needed Is an amend- — 'a- ri... '1 t' TALLAHASSEE, Fla. lAP) only full-time handicapped lob- thing society is not used to. Michigan, Says one of the big- persons in wheelchairs can Most people don't like to look at gest symbols of discrimination use," he says. who patrol the halls of the In theim campaign to enact i us," says Hawkins, 31, who was against them is the state CapiOne of the bills he is lobbying Capitol, Denny Wood and Larry host of bills to end dis- paralyzed by wounds suffered t.ol itself, for would correct that lack in Hawkins are easily the most crimination, they say their in Vietnam. "People don't future buildings. It would rerecogni7.able — both are con- main enemy is ignorance about realize that we are human "There Is no way for a tiandi- quire that all buildings used lined to wheelchairs, the 800,000 Floridians who are beings and have Just as many capped person to get to the gal. the public have entrances that blind, crippled or have some rights a.s others.'' leries to see the legislature in handicapped persons could use The pair, who represent t'ic other kind of disability. - 1iakiiis, who became the session; there are many offices and provide restroom facilities Florida CouncIl of Handicapped "hlaing a handicap like first person ever to receive a I can't get Into, and there Is a (or persons in wheelchairs, — - 4 u-j" - Of the hundreds of lobbyists byists in the nation, temples. Behind the horn-rim Nixon fired special prosecutor specifially that John Dean Is the terances government to his countrymen. is now federal aviation administrator. On July 16, 1973, before the as against those of Mr. comparison check, glasses his eyes are direct, Archibald Cox was the act of a one man who has openly ac- Nixon and other key ad. But there is partial evidence The danger to that freedom or Senate Watergate Committee, Butterfield said that the equipalert and amused. Just for man who considered that, in all cused him of direct complicity ministration figures. (his assault upon Dean's stabilit if there Is any danger, ment in the President's offices would pick up "any and all conand impressive specimen of a honorable alternative. The day before that, when a said in fairness to Americans prepared and thus clues not left if it is buoyed into power in man, Elliot Richardson is, thefl, the New York jury acquitted foe. trying Butterfield also swore the machines were "checked at least to thread their way itself deserve to be given full popular reaction to 46 Of his sheer ability, too, there very model of a northeastern iner years of daily" and were "always working properly." Yet Nixon cabinet officers through the mountainous chaos credibility, rightist nile. the White House IS simply no doubt. A veteran of WASP: the highest type of the has been trying to convince the public that the recordings were The Portuguese must also • World War II (Bronze Star and WhIte Anglo-Saxon Protesta'it S4POfl arrive at a national con- made on makeshift equipment that frequently malfunctioned Purple Heart), Richardson who, not so very long ago, WASHINGTON WHIRL: The new all-volunteer armed sersus on how best to disengage Review," then clerked for Republican y's deamboa Angola and Mozambique school counselors to help them recruit students. With some $50,000 Learned Hand and Felix presidential candidate, n exhibits and 200 servicemen, the Pentagon sought to pressure By Ray Cromley evidence is In (or decisions, doubts that Mr. where, indeed, guerrIlla war the American personnel Frankfurter. After a few years Nixon and Guidance Association convention The Herald Unfortunately Richardson Services has waged for years. There When crises arise, he in Boston's largest , flutters, approach the basic energy may also be unpredictable into passing the word that service life is just another form of He ignores or runs from problem with resolution. Will became, at 37, Eisenhower's also, in Republican terms, very he repercus,ions in Franco's university life.,.Grover Cleveland once ran on the slogan, "We love him for the enemies he has made." The same could be said House transcripts provides the grow too hot Education and Welfare. In the handle. The chwork solutions which will end Peninsula with Portugal, Richardson and a straggling nation a unique opportunity to President talks to tough makes in a truly backbreaking 1960's he was elected leutenant remnant (symbolized by, and determine crunch especially if Portuguese have recently been attacked by right-wing publicist Frank Capell. what kind of a job strong stands for a time four or five years from governor and then attorney largely contained in, the Ripon President Nixon will do The atacks are part of a well-financed campaign to make now ideologues, like those of Cuba, Kissinger wider then caves In under pressure, when he is general of Massachusetts. Society i remain, for the the pressures out to be a KGB agent and Church a Communist, Capell long out of office? he will face in the He finds it difficult to no- The record decide to "export" their When Nixon became present, Republicans. But the months ahead. does not look good, is a convicted briber and was indicted and pleaded revolution, derstand the ramifications of The actuality may no contest to President in 1969, he promptly Republican Party has found turn out to be to commit criminal delamatlon.,,We are proud of Even if Mr. Nixon is irn- calamities in the As of now, however, It can be conspiring offing and even worse. summoned Richardson to more than enough recruits— peached k•i listed among the enemies of the antique anti&mite Gerald and found guilty, he seems unable to approach sakl that only good thiris have Washington to be his Under I.. K. Smith who recently was frothing in print over our exposes of The adirilnlstration's attack happened in Portugal. That among the Catholic "ethnics" may occupy the White House crises with unemotional logic. - Secrery of State. In June 1970 of the NorUast, and hat Smith considers the "patriotic victims" who caused on inflation and unemployment there is no tesidue of hatred or tnonagainorfagj Nixon named him to succeed the lower middle classesamong for eight months to a year. If In short, be runs from hard Watergate. To write unkindly of the Watergate conspirators, of the not removed from office, he will solutions. in bitterness, and that the people opines the hapless Robert Finch in the old South and the new Southbe president for nearly two Smith, is next to "treasonable." H' admires tough, decisive apparent direct response to (.1 Portugal seeni determined top spot at HEW. So well did est— to make up for the years and eight months, public- pressure. There is no not to create any, are the best men. And tough, decisive men -, Richardson do in that tangled WASPs it has lost and will yet sivn thus far that The question of how he will even those Mr. Nixon has promise that ar era of true whose toughness mass of nerves and nonsense lose, And these recruit.s, freedom is dawning in a small are, handle perennial Inflation, superficial, are able to lead any program (or the rest of this Uvit Nixon moved him to the for the most part, profoundly energy shortages and in- him. He year or next. The appearance is country that has never really appears to lean on such Pentagon in January, 1973, conservative. S ternatlonal problems is even men more than a president of and has been that he Is hoping known it before. charged with the awesome That is why Elliot Richard more critical because of the : that the problem will go away. the United States should lean responsibilities of Secretary of son, for all his striking assets, is emotional strain he will be any small group, especially Other domestic planning is Defense. Then, when Attorney not likely to make it to the very under so long as the threat of when, as in the Watergate case, equally confused, Former attorney general General Mitchell resigned in top .1 the greasy pole. More removal Is present. The White John N. Mitchell had high the men involved have little house staff comes up smith the opening stages of the probably he will be offered, and plans The transcripts reveal Mr. experience and background in and programs but praise for the native wisdom of Watergate fiasco less than (our are often left .ould accept, the vice Nixon as timid, uncertain, major U.S. the Anierican people and the and months later, Nixon turned presidential slut on a-- ticket piiv g-mnfa,..,1 a.....i-iworld to drift without followine $ w,u,wu wwu'v it, yIim In jusucc mney operate jzuvterns, mace over the Justice Department— beaded by some more conthrough. Loyal Repubhicans (acts and opting toe delays wider after he, along with None of this provides con. Congress the urnt ticklish and 1 just then i srvati c and hence, in mcxiern complain that they ihemm action is calkd for. He (idence former coImIlmlcrce secretary when looking over the get no pooltive back up action unquestionably the most mm- Republican terms, more acworries a problem to death array not Maurice Stans, was acquitted of of crucial portant assignment of all—to ceptable candidate: Governor problems either for programs the White once but again and again. He which face this nation all charges of conspiracy to the able troubleshooter from Ronald Reagan of California, in tie House Sponsors or Erong repeatedly asks defraud and to for months ahead. t.bstruct justice Massachusetts. negative action on programs (or instance, reassurance when sufficient These revelations raise Mr. Nixon is against. En connection with a $200,000 gilt to President Nixon's 1972 w reele ction caimipaign. _______________________ 000NESBURY iili' ':miittii- i- 1l,t'r,l ,..,t ---'ii ------'i uti. iJfl Li UI(I win oui, no saimi. uy urry hruaeau "We 've got the jury system, 1-EN(i4AvF SAPFORO FLA W1I J ndthatalwaysworks..fete .- . - -. Wheelchair Duo Lobbys For Handicapped half his age. The hair Li wavy inthatmaelstromwasanythjng nationwide television address participant in the Watergate (which covered five full days) bea wiseand humane man with telligible" and "inaudible" flies in the face of testimony by the dark chestnut, save for the but principled, and most con- declaring his intent to release scandals, or to give any special and his transcript utterances, no 4iltJit)l other than to bring imman who set up the taping system. _------------- '••:;:;r:Il:,..:,,_,,t_,._,.1i, , %Stwt this bill is designed to do ths committee has balanced a sonville, who has opposed the of the $4 55 billion sought by ish the authority and transfer peop e state spending bill thought to be ito way bill, ',oted for it today and then (,ov Reubin Askew, was iot it.s property, funds, personnel (Fl Id Senate committee appro ed a In a 9-I vote, the Senate Nat Thursday His move was inter The Senate was to resume de- Resources Department bill abolishing time cross-I lorida ural Resources Committee ap. prcted as an attempt to delay bate at an afternoon session file measure leaves the door Barge Canal Authority, proved a bill by Sen. Richard the bill, over which of two versions of a open for the project to be con. The Impact fee bill, CS- Pettigrew, D-Miami, abolishing After working on the appro- Florida growth policy It should tinued if it Is later found to be in 11112705, by Rep (harle Bo)d, the canal authorit, and trans priatmons bill, Harris said the adopt Both the 31-page blouse- the best interest of the public executions of the hated political before the Watergate Committee, Ex-White House aide Brown did police such as the world wit- not return our calls. Malek told us his plan was mostly a "talking paper. nessed in Cuba. TAPE TROUBLE: The sanitized transcript of the White Gen. Antonio de Spinola, - Monday, May 13, 1974-5A .- - to charge impact fees for serv- mnittee studies criteria for as- ists said the state needed to be cluding trust funds, comes to Thursday. ices to new residents sessing such fees given control over the con- sllghty less than the $4 55 billion Pettigrew filed the barge .a M e a n w h II e, HoUse troversial canal halted by Pressought by Gov Reubin Askew nal bill last month, saying the bill Appropriations Chairman 5 nOt uesigneu to Ident Nixon in 1961 A final %ote on the bill, which canal as 'an idea whose time SflJàte l r throngs in the streets of Jack Cloherty that politics was involved. Stans on 15 counts involving avalanche have become perjury, conspiracy and onA key New York juror said ha .-anna on New Year's Da, Mother case now under the Watergate prosecutors' scrutiny sident Nixon, in his own struction of justice, one Dean's role in the Mitehell. 1959, after dictator Fulgenido isa lucrative, noneompetitive ecking contract given by SBA to view, constantly beset by unidentified senior ad- Stans case txwe on only on Batist.a had fled the country and a Wash(ngtn firm which had not previously done any wrecking -. ' The Herald Services — - TMLAIIASSEE, Fla (AP) t)-Hollyood, allows cities to fering Its a'cets to the Natural general rcenue portion was appro%ed policy and a two-pa't The House Finance and Tax continue charging fees for serb Resources Department $4 million below the 12 6 version adopted by a Senate atlon Committee today ap- Ices provided to new residents Thepanel'snctioncameafter billion revenue anticipated in committee were on the floor one-party rule of the late jth t'aiiipaign needs." Antonio de Salazar and his Although Malek Insisted to us that the "Responsivenes,s iIluue(liate successors, were Plan" was never fully put into operation, we have now obtained suddenly periiiitted to give vent evidence that auwng blacks and Spanish-Americans, at least, the to tinot ions long suppressed. In program was In full swing. quick order, the interim The grand Jury, (or instance, has zeroed in on the case of military Junta emptied the lvco &inchez, a Spanish-American businesnan with a firm prisons of political prisoners, called D vc!opment Associates in Washington. Sanchez, who was disbanded the secret police, getting Small Business AdministratIon help, had the audacity to rriiinvt'd iht.' il't' if tensorship refuse to kick in to the Nixon campaign. Iruimi newspapers and lifted the Mter the refusal, Sanchez was asked to lunch by former on the formerly outlawed White House Spanish-American aide William Marumato, who ) Socialist and Communist reportedly was unhappy with the turndown. Memos in the hand parties, whose exiled leaders of Watergate sleuths show Marumato them conferred with SBA returned home to a Feverish officials and within days Sanchez was cut off. There is Sofl1t 'lcome. evidence, however, that SBA acted before Marumato could get to In the glory of the moment, them. political or ideological difThe Watergate prosecuters under Leon Jawoeskl have also ferences have been submerged, gathered data on ut "Hesponsiveness Plan" from both the and for the moment little Senate Watergate staff and a House Banking subcommittee. worry is being given Among t)e house material, mostly assembled by subto what kind of government committee investigator Curit. Prins, is the case of Aceco Tool Portugal is to have in the Company, headed by Joe Aceves, then chairman of Democrats future. The junta has promised for Nixon in central California. free elections, and for now that The fortunate Aceves got the largest single business is enough. development grant e',cr a,arded by the SBA, despite objections he told the Senate Watergate others, testified against. Colson, blue shirt and the Ivy-cut suit, and the even.s leading up to Now, neither In this cou.rnn In the short interval since The handsome face is lean and there are, to be sure, coniiictmg invesugatin committee nor In a succeeding report will White House sought to show tanned, with o jawline that interpretations, But few believe there be any attempt to justify disparities between Dean's fr I I - The Sanford Herald — times to make a particular verdict "by Implication makes among the 15 levied against the army entered the city - and office space and worked closely with the pro-Nixon "Black Silent S adversary of his former Dean a liar, which makes one defendants. Though the jurors then one thinks of what hap- Majorlty' group. counsel, young John Dean, wonder bow many other lies be didn't believe Dean In tiat pened in the ensuing months. The House Investigators also turned up a dubious SBA handling Their relationship in the told." Fortunately, there are of Code Services, Inc., of Los Angeles, whose secretary-treasurer matter, he was not central to Watergate controversy Is worth On April 30, essential differences between Is the former top White House black, Robert Brown. A local several hours the case, Fcr Cov. Reagan 2 scrupulous scrutiny, before release of the (ran. St. Clair's specific mentlun of the Cuban revolution and what official asked for an audit of Cade's relationship with an SHAfunded management firm. SHA in Washlagton killed the audit. Since Mr. Nixon's release f scripts, the White House put out Dean in his April 30 brief was IS going on In Portugal. William A. Rusher As Attorney General during Compared to Batista's dieBesides the valuable help from the House subcommittee, the much of 1973, Richardson transcripts of many White a 50-page brief by the gratuitous, since he observes '[be Herald Sen-Ices Had Elliot Richardson beeii demonstrated that, in addition House Watergate conversations President's lawyer, James St. that seven other "former White tatorship, that of Salazar and JawWiki probers have been poring over hearings on "Respon. recorded on tapes requested by Clair, in which he subtly calls House officials stand indicted" his party was almost siveness" held by the Sen!te Watergate Committee. The little ê born a quarter of a century to being handsome and able, tie but refused to the House attention to Dean's role in the for Watergate offenses, but benevolent. No protracted publicized hearlregs show the White house used everything from a sooner, be cou!d very likely isa man of principle. It was nat Judiciary Committee, the Mitchell.Stans trial. First he names not one. They include, of guerrilla war preceded its promise of a federal judgeship to a prominent Chicano to hare become President of the the easiest of assignments, notes Dean has pleaded guilty course, such luminaries as toling, which was caused not federally supported campaign trips by Nixen's daughters to get House has turned out United States. put If mildly, to bring the whole White analysis 16 to a felony in the Watergate Mitchell, and the President's by a revolution but by a coup minority groups to vote for the President. charging He Is, at 53, in magnificent tragedy of Spiro Agnew to some Footnote: SBA Administrator Tom Kleje has repeatedly discrepancies between what matter, then quickly notes that three top White House aides of that was virtually bloodless. physical shape. The broad- sort of endurable close. the New York juror's acquitted the time—H. R. Haldeman, Nor have the Portuguese indenied any knowledge that his agency was used for political shtiidered figure seems barely Richardson's role in the famous Dean said — as reflected F - - -- i R ic!iarcIsor, 1t\ t/p ) - p one OK s Imoact Fees Pronosa 4 ___ Vote-Getting fly DON OAKLEY The Herald Ser1ces unnecessary surger'. Iremlums for those who have That possibility was laid private insurance, and perhaps before the House Ways and discouraging the 20 per cent Means Conunittee recently by, without insurance from buying of all people, a physician. Dr. any. There is also an individual Russell B. Roth, president of crisis in the lives of those hit the American Medical with "catastrophic" illnesses Association, denied that there is which quickly eat up thete i a health care "crisis" that surance benefits. needs the kind of sweeping Neither the Ken;iedy.Mills insurance legislation Congress plan to federalize all health is considerin inura nce tinder ttii Soc Ial I)r. Roth uughtbe expected to Security systerii nor the addefend his profession against ministration plan to make charges it has failed its private health insurance a mission, or against a new in- compulsory payroll Item woWd trusion of government into deal directly with cost private medicine. However, problems. They would simply while attention has been provide more coverage to more focused on the shortcomings of people, and the still-higher present health care programs, costs would be met primarily not much has been said about by that 80 per cent of the wage. the positive side of the picture. earnerswhoare already buying The aged and the poor have their own ins been covered by the govern. There is a need (or innovation ment Medicare and Medicaid in expanding coverage and programs since 1966. 01 the benefits of health insurance. - - 1 Jack Anderson A Rerun ___ __ ____ Congress has rolled munity hospital of today does America's health care system not suggest a crisis in providing into the operating room and is treatment facilities. Indeed, now at the point of deciding some hospitals are in financial what operation to perform, trouble because they have overGovernment.Sponsored health built and perhaps overinsurance has been so equipped themselves. thoroughly touted as "an idea Then where Is the "crisis" 'hose time has come" that the that Congress wants to treat? It 93rd Congress has tended to is primarily in the area of costs, diszniss the possibility that it which are pushing up Medicare - - Monday, May 13, 1974 - f - - FURFTURE is Tanq,woed, C. EttII 177 761 I — -- CaielburyFe,-n Park (loldenrod Caitbrook #97 or 7 Y. 17.92 . ' - "RERRY NC in �I I . - . . I I .. . ' . . . . • - - . . -- --- - -- - - - .: - - .. . . .- I - / - T - - - — -- ..* ,.. . . . —. - -. - _._ .. - - - - __ Monday, May 13, 1974 i i MANAo 9 'r S 1 V41 — ILSM Dear Abby '4 Sorry, But Ghosts Just % j C ROSS ByABIGALL VAN BUR I ord of orro 49 Tbir h. ik SI Master ot tusr SI Vrred S7Hsser&k' S Something t& I3r IIIIzir equipment IR Stnirg • icull ()EAR ABBY: I don't know if problem is Ut Uw "act" sou believe in spiflt.s. I never has become harder and harder d, but sometng happened to keep up at home. Conk that really got ine thinking, and parisons in techniques and dor.'t know who else to ask results leave mea wreck Now about this. I'm in a trap of my making. own When iny husband was in It was all right as long as I K.nsas City on a business (liP didn't know what I was missing. he looked up an old girl friend There is no way to approach this with my husband. I'd beapt told him that 1 had visited her to get one rap for complaining, some years back under very and another for knowing the mysterious circumstances.difference. At 40, I'm not ready Abby, I have never met this to give up sex, ind at SO, my sou1an in my life. In fact, I husband isn't have beer to Kansas City, be tter in bed. Where do I go New here is where the spirits from here' come In: "ThAPPED" IN MANKATO, My husband swears that this MINN. :irl is telling the truth and that DEAR TRAPPED: C to thr 'hos ii prit kit ZII Medical School of sour and went to' Kansas City to visit university and inquire abo~t Its Agnes. He says that Agnes course In Human Sexuality. described me to a "t," even to U. has one. Trained the mole I have on my right teams are available for private cheek, so now I don't know what coueUng. Quit trying to ifi to think, your husband and suggest that Can you exlain this? I am all the two of you take It together. bewildered rind confused. When enlIghtenment rrplacc's ____ _______ ___ AM It r ______ %arrri.n II I1rli 'p.'st U Htgks IS Route iabi F:rmtrn O.'oIorking s"rsrs 4TlussSp' S Scary sound 37 Danger I8 Cabbage s.alad SLubricates 23 RespectisrI ab' ._.- .6 Promonl4q) i's IS ip main timber p1 10 Italian and 401 all tSp i 41 ondtr 44 Slorch,,u%r just for old tim&ssake, and six —4 — 3 r 30 Vex icoll S58,rn 32 Asian rountry 56Conclu%ion 5 - - 11 iT — — — iT' never -: - WONDERING ignorance and inhibitions are DEAR WONDERING: I don't ken down, miracles occur. belkve in spirits. Even though only when you've nevcr been to Kansim But this Is possible both Parties sineml- Rnat City or met Agnes., perhaps improvement. So II you want a Agnes has sea you or a picture more sadsfaetory love life with of )OU. Or possibly )OU ha%e your husband, spend the been described in detail to her. energy. It will probably take far Don't worry about it. There Is less than all the cloak-andno evidence that spirits exist, dagger chasing around for a , I? -- seling, even some cases 18 _________________ I 31 — 41 12 1 43 — 47 33 34 _______________ 37 — ~ 38 39 44 46 ____________ — 49 — — — ________ L52 57 L — _____ — — muchkssleavethebodyaodgo clandestine affair, and It's far to Kansas City, more rewarding. — ' J . . .. iNEA) ___ . ..' - i - — — —— 3 — POLLY'S POINTERS The Festival presentations staged in an entertaining T il , - J - ------- -- - models comnplt'mented 17 local ritodels in presenting the 1 complete range of garments. JUNI o1 . - 64 Z_Z GOT A r MINUTE'?) 1. - - - () 1. i (_ % 41111 I A f4o,L ' I I . , 0-. 11 _ _______________________________ ____________________ __ - - ________ CUTE BLJTCE,EE II.) 1HI1 NI'.. TOP 'VOLI p0 LOOK KINP4 __ ROWr'.J-UP TO PL4YISJ6 } --.._— --,./, ' "-_._ 1-111, 10 -' -- MAIL.-. It _____ _~ I .- C I ,_ L.- -.> 0 '* - _____ ~ ______ 14 . , .%, I •.. I _____ 11 ". 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', WITH INT(RTIIHMINT NiGHTLY b. erenttah Turns (9) Let's Make A Deal 2:00 (2. 6) Days Of Our Lives (6) Guiding Light (9) Newlywed Game 11:30 (2. 8) Tonight Show (6) Movie (9) Wide World Of Entertainment (44) Movi e 100 (2) Tomorrow Show (9) Movie by Crooks & Lowrcrice ,— r;2 (44) (44) Night Gallery ___________ " WELL WELL W HAT6 ','.'H0 IT FR0I. pV4PJO...'THERE \ (' RETURN MI.JP C4PP OUT 7' T INTER5TIN&9- j _-L° A -1 F HER HAIR) LOOi PACKR6Ef ')) UCEY TACKLE HER MORHINtT'jtTH APORA OFF HER ____ a4J -. 1' • a 1:30 (2.6) Three On A Match (24) Washington Straight Talk (35) Movie _____ - £ _______________ TNfAT*I ~0 CAPTAIN EASY ' il ~ -- LOO THEATRES 17:30 (2.8) Celebrity Sveepstakc (6) Search For Tomorrow (9) News (35) Peyton Place 12:5'. (2) News 10') (2) JicIçot (6, 8) (9) All My Children News (35) __ - - . GOLDEN SPOON AWARD WINNER Lifestyle 10:30 (9 Red Snow, White Death /H VIF7IF IW4F: Watergate" A special hour with lt0-CXWGCNAM Legislature ---' JOURN AL "An Essay on (35) Florida (35) Persuaders 10'OO (6) Medical Center (24) Today In t 11,00" 1. .1 ç ) 11 FACAVIES presidential press secretary to Lyndon Johnson. lie talks frorti Journal 9:30 (6) Dick Van Dyke ICE' < \I 9-10 PBS lULL MOVERS 12:00 (2) News (6) Young And (24) Bill Moyers --------__ wvr continuing. Hwyy Wsota k.f chatco.I.d to Psefcllos (13) Smothers Brothers TO ORWW A E CREAM! OF he analyzes the experience as special significance since Moyers once served as 1 - " 1\ 900 (2. 6, 9 13. 44) Movie - - ''1 31 Rerun is wounded but insists on Restless - _____ 1 13,1974-7A of (I) Jackpot 800 (2) World At War (6) Gunsmoke (9) The Rookies (8, 13) The Magician (24) Soundstaqe (35) Mothers In Law 4 (44) Bold Ones 8 10 (35) .'y P,irtrer .i GhOSt by Hcimdohl & Stolid ________ BUGS BUNNY p A . Monday, May - AFTERNOON Let's Make A Deal _____ - - Truth % _____ _____ - ________________________________________________ . __________________________ highlights vicious 1155 (6) News Show , ) ______________________ ________________________________ _____________________________ ___________________________________________ - - -. P-..- (luring Six high-fashion international -. - - from picture "A family of Killers" Marshal sordid Dillon joins the search for a Washington. outlaws who faintly go on a rampage after a jailbreak. One U.S. marshal Is [ CINT1.AL FLORIDA'S OLDIST ____________ the hunt, another killed mo lJNIff STIAK HOUU uares 7:30 (2) Wait 'TIl Your F,afher Comes . J/ $-9 CBS GUNSMOKE (6) Love Of Life (9) Brady Bunch (35) Fran Carllon (44) Not For Women Only Home (6) Andy Griffilh - ______ 1I: (24) Man And Environment II (35) Star Trek (44) Mod Squad - '--IM DEALING ( IN O FUTURES J -, Hoqan's Heroes What's My Line (9) Dragnet (13) N ews _____ ______ - - (6) by Larry Lewis the .' 1:00 (2) To Tell The _' _________________________ 1AA WV W.STE TIME "JUST PU1TiN TALKING TO THOSE ) INTO PRACTICE TEENNi BOPPERS 2J SOMETHINC ,I LEARNED IN ~t ECON•• . , What's My Line (9) Split Second (13) "Now You See (35) Romper Room (44) Forum (7 I) Hollywood Truth 1i THE.V'RE Too) of the event. . -- Herald Sanford T 11:00 2,8 Wizard Of Odds EVENING I- ___ CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS Reader and a double Is rr fr raP4r to a to Sept. 22I spintual side VIRGO tAng life Is you do not cover t rt time tohart tall III, youm goals with Ixrtjnt here. when one of equal honors is Tl}DAs Qt- ESTH; -oi,-iates aiid get fiie results. "The Star, Impel, they do not played against y' You do double-and your Fnt n-k r. an gi %e Ow &-ituWt" tvinpel." %liat you nutke of Jim: -1berr is no0i* wr mg ParI(rrrr_9,d0stw,. cluh% What v'u need. Silence is golden your lift' is largt-!y up to YOIJ' with South's four-heart con-. -' ('ar?rol! Rtghter Jradwid'a! travt fl.at is, there r,;ttnn, -%nss&rr Tumorreis LIBRA iSt-pi 23 to (X-t- 22t Forecast for yout s.go for June wrong except that bad breaks ______________________ Keep busy engaged in wod that is now ready. For your copy wW good defetue wlU deffe.al it. will bring you the approval of send your birlMate and Si to West opens the dence of sp'4der. book w' ar 8rud (cr0 othe,'s Show your finest Carroll Righttr tme Sanfcrd The jack is played from 's nspe P0 Bc, 4 .aknts. Cvening is line for Heraldi, P.O. Box 629, dummy. ffEa.t cosers with the Radio Ca.tpr Station 'iae Yi4 _____ Iwaith (n'aftnents Hofly'wcod, Calif. 9)28. king the cWense will collapse. NY 100T9 10 HIS STORY! ----, _____________ -- ~ - ::; .:i4ij I I11 V ., ' Indeslgn London, coordinators -. . --.- - MONDAY ________ - were ' - -- Television S KEEPQthET AND LISTEN - demoiistratin before WOSkC'S K14EW WHAT s) HE WAS DOING AEN HE SENT THIS GUY TO US? (c, YOUNG •. I .__. The . - l were exhibited (luring the week • -. .•• DEAR ABBY: I was faith- DEAR ABBY: I am 14. My fully inarried for 18 years to a mother remarried t years who publicly proclaim to their Smelly Wool man I can only describe as a ago. The problem Is that before classmates that 'sly mother ii1 kind and considerate husband, she remarried, she used to has more boy friends than He doesn't chase and is a good spend all her time with me and Upsets Read provider and a good father. Bed my little brother. As soon as she hasn't been very exciting fcc remarried she started spending mother's many boy friends me for many years, but I put on all her spare time with him. spoaswear, eventngwear and DEAR POLLY-1 crocheted the center of the brick and have could thus help inflate the pride an act for the benefit of his ego. She Is always sending us to children's fashions were all non-sliding and attractive of a worsted wool cape but the dye a her young children in their represented. He had no idea he wasn't the the movies, park, etc., just to in the wool (I think) gives such holder for my wig.-SARA. association with their school greatest lover, but I didn't know get us out of the house Current international trends DEAR POLLY-The plastic mates. an awful odor I am ashamed to how bad he was until I ran into can be alone with him. My were featured — coordinated wear it. I do hope some reader Caps off prescription Medicine "Dr. Crane, isn't this sportswear looks, rustics and -. Jimmy, which Is why I have younger brother doesn't realize can tell me how to eliminate bottles are very useful when sophistry gustthg' . this problem. faded denims — as were the used under the legs of chairs it., but our mother buys us this odor-ANNE "How could any sincere Jimmy was my high school things to make up for It. (Her sophisticated look, of the )s DEAR POLLY-My Pet and tables. They slide easily teacher, whether in high school boyThendwhojurthappenedto shuttingusout) and s.Ingt were mostly Peeve is with business anddonotleaveniststainson or college, condoi such per' at the knee or mid-calf, be in town (he travels) On Do you think I should have a establishments that post a large the kitchen floor, for example. missive nonsense?" 'c . *J~f ' business. It's a long story, but talk with her and explain how I Casual wear sported leather %* i "OPEN" sign when they are They come in many sizes. .-, ,i~f histry let me just say Jinuny and I feel? I don't have anybody to I have some silk shoe strings Sex Sop clos- Aand may be for the night, have been meeting at a motel a tell my troubles to. Please help -- a, . ... banding. hong Kong motifs the day or the season but the that were always coming UnJesus aptly diagnosed our fev afternoons a month forthe me. I feel so alone, were everywhere. sign stays there. I have turned tied. I now spray them with modern "permissive" age, as -. last five months. We're not "in Eveningwear in Ituid jerseys, SHUTOUT around, crossed a highway, spray starch every so often and abetted by Dr. Spoof, when he love" (he's rnamed. too) and DEAR SI1UT: YeL Tell your i silk. satin, lurex and other parked my car and tried the they stay put.-SIRS. J.P. . 0 AL - 0 * nobody is going to leave mother how you feel. It will t.xxly.skimining fabrics flowed "...they be blind door before discovering the leaders of DEAR POLIX-My Pointer ..ntxxJy over this. We're just open the door to converutlon 1 down (lie blind. the ready-to-wear runstore is closed. It seems they is for mothers who are planning Anti if the blind lead kI( 4. filling a need in the lives on one and give your mother an op. ways. Many gowns featured could be a bit more con. abirthdaypartyforachildan theblind,bothshallfafljntothc another. (His wife is a prude., I portunity to tell you bow she sequins and beading. . siderate.-MARCIA. feel, as I do, that 10 cards for 69 ditch." .' never knew a 40-year-old feel&, too. bstead of res,enting Colors ran the spectrum frorn Sensationahzers always try DEAR POILY-Like Mrs. cents is just too much for in. 0 11 woman, married for 18 years, the time yiw mother spends smoky autumn tunes to light, to clamber upon J.R.I also save those boxes that vitatlons when one adds 10 any new could con* toile the way ldid. with her new husband, you Idm comes infor cameras that cents for mailing. I was about bandwagon, whether it be bright hots. The Festival, which attracts develop pictures Immediately. I ready to buy these at the dime Women's Lib or the recent 10 .. international attention, aims to use them for gift boxes and find store when I suddenly spied doctrine that "God Is dead." introduce new buyers to Hong them great for holding ear- post cards at 25 for 25 cents. They hope to rate headlines Kong merehandise renew and notoriety by trying wigs, little pins, lighters and so They were co to op. lorful and atEA interest of previous buyers and on. This saves time and mocey' tractive with appropriate pose time-tested Such spent buying gift boxes.- juvenile pictures. i tn_ti SO Promote the "Made in hong people are called 1' VERSIONS of the blo use and skirt story SCOYT iconoclasts CATHERINE. for 50 cents and saved not 0,11)' Kong" label. The Trade breakers of upper) are both in vibrant white, greed, Development Council sponsors DEAR POLLY-I want to onthecardsbutcoulduzeeight previously respected images). share a Pointer with women cent stamp& On the blank side I orange and brown. Snazzy I win set (lower For there is always a who weat' wigs and have trouble typed a verse I made up which minoilty group which will adopt promoting the label around the lurex and textured yarn mixed. Beige muslin 1374 world as a symbol of quality Tws&y, buy 14, holding them in place while included the name of the bir- anynonenseifinsodolng,they shirt with two patch pockets Iright) has merchandise at attractive GENERAL TENDENCIES: SCORPIO (Oct. Z3 to Nov. 21) combing and styling. I corn- thday child, the date, time and can shock their comrades and snakeskin appliques. It's worn with a navy prices. pletely covered a heavy brick address. I have had several thus attain the social spotlight, Until sundown you are under You are inspired to gain denim skirt with similar treatment. That often explains why And that it is. excellent influences which ambitions. You aLso can easily with bright colored felt that I compliments from mothers of glued on. After this was dry I kids I invited cigarette addicts start this to ..-ould be instrumental at this gain the affection of those you the party.nuisance habit at the age of time in niakmt s.a.me of your like by engagir. in more social itied my plastic wig holder to UNDA. Same goes for drug addiction _________________________________________ most cherished ionguigs come activity. and swilling down of beer or true. Th1 rest of the night is SAGIUARIUS (Nov. fl to Attention, please! adverse for forcing anything so Dec. 21) Consult monetary By OSWALD & JAMES1 hard liquor. least live days before Win At Bridge JACOBY Tell us your story. Ancient Aaron, who was avoid taking any chances. e.eperts and make plans for We desired publication date. selcome your news' -supposed to be the High Priest ARIES iMar. 21 to Apr. 19 future. Family affairs can be Engagement and wedding South will play the ace and king of Jehovah, thus let the crowd Make plans how to reach worked out easily now. Make iopt Requests for v:ornen's a seduce him into making them forins, available at The of trumps and ace of duunonds. t-ertai n airris you have of a lofty '1 Herald office, should be V ,.'7s Then he wiil lead a diamond to Golden Calf, for Aaron wished nature. Show kin that you are CAE(ICORN Dec. 22 to Jan. parties, clubs, etc.) should $ 10652 stay in the accompanied limelight, by a black and be made always loyal. Try new ways to 2Ct Engage in conversations dummy's king anti rut I a to at least a week in 485 Remember, mere sexual diamond. His next play will be be happier. ¶,thite glossy studio photo at ;cl'. anti' during the day with allies so WEST EAST to put East in with the queen of [Dating differs from marriage! A TALI Friends lend ' a wilMg ear to better understandi ng. Show trumps. East can' shift to a club HOP alld Other Imer an"als w hat you have to suggest and devotion to mate. and give his partner two club mate but marriage is reserved sections of "Izitroductioni i • $43 • Q-J 9 is tricks, But that will be all the for humans and should never be Antiques," Adult Ed., S.J will give the backing you need. 4 A Q 1093 AQUARIUS i-Jan. 21 to Feb. 4 J 764 ifli desecrated, as bj that mother will offer SotTli Attending a social affair is defense can do." 19i Foiet whatever is anRecordIng Star From Nashville, I two new titr, 4 worthwhile. Oswald: "If East holds back of a 6-year-old. noylng you and take it easy. Tenn. Appearing In Person starting Wednesday evening, v A l( 8532 his king of spades the contract So send for my "Tests for GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Consult a specialist in a Tues. & Wed,, May 14-15 • A7 May it', -u:! : :r.- t P&S"!nts," enclosing a Listen to what an influentia! financial 1iatter. Show that you won't make. South will have no 4K , %ay to get to dwnniy for an) long stwnped, return envelope. JUN, i cilafliond tricks he c&n set up. pIus 25 cents. your future happiness. F.illow Tickøts PISCES tFeb. 20 to Mar. 20 ''Intr,1u ti.':p L Antique:. 5'I ,rth Ft South b as in '.sh',r you Make t: nght pIan far lie ssill have to lose tu clubi, six-week introduction to i:. IV (Always write to Dr. Crane in one trump a nd one spade." do totugiit. futw-eearly in the day. Arrange 1J I l'3s. 1, fascinating H wy7n On field of antiqu. MOON C1lIUREN tJw'e 22 for a get-together with friends _________________ care of this newspaper, enI'as-s Pa l'a'. closing a long stamped, au. The CGUtSC is designed for 1: itt July !lt You have excellent you really like. Relax tonight. _________ IIig kad-aJ — drtssed envelope and 25 cents beginner who has little trai, -. ideas that will help you adIF YOUR CHILE) IS BORN to caver typing vance. Fine time to plan a trip. TODAY..,he or she will be able in the fielti but Is interestt'tl (OSt'. hen ou send liar (ice iufl -.L1t,1 y nt'i'rl from th I '-I -, -a: ta d' cl'p an i'.Iea ari'J otake it ()u aI'i - Co ci ofl honor develtuirig the expertise to tt-li his booklets right ij'ç.c work on a actical and ef . with an honor' is a pretty good Writ Ys.rih Ea S.ulh the di'fertuee between junk arvi LEO iJuly Zi to Aug. 21) Us fictert basis Direct the rule tofollo',i most f Sinokey Sap: objects of real value. that thit intu Lion so you can education iIur4 bu31r.S5 lines. Jim: e might Sd)' it is a ri yI advance quicky. Some en- It's possible that there's much very good rule, provided you 4K 2 V'I J 7S5 •A644494 -g & Areas to be covered In r ctalragcment to mate helps artistic talent here. Teach early know when riot to follow it" VthiIt do Y do iTs or , "i ntroduction to Antiques" are: A-'-Doublr, VII hair I.. binki waning ego. Don't be in life to think cuislructively Oswald: "Let's look at % IIM, - __ he _________________ — h. , . ' "As a starter, had Wverccti s tnan, itiother of six-year-old daughter, present her problem. "She said that she craved male attention, so was asserting her Freedom to have lovers visit her n her bedroom. "But she wondered about her littie girl's reaction to seeing so sleeping II an thher mother. "And this visiting sexologist approved of her conduct, saying a woman has a right to get whatever affection she craves! "Indeed, he even nunimized the effect of such promiscuity on the mind of that little girl. "For he said children must learn to adjust to the facts of life, the sooner the better. "Besides, he cited an — 30 '.. - Day. Grau. ____ _______ A.P.A. members assembled 24 - 'd : sexologists was invited to address this group of college teachers. "And he stressed sex coun- 12 -- going to get any 0, 0 _ ----,,--,.-_- 0 tr,f the Seventh Annual Ready-t Wear Festival in Hong Kong this spring. Quality garments from 80 local manufacturers California. "One of the notorious — — 7 8 — - 0 6 — IT .' LAB? _I , ___________ Association annual meeting in — 9 a 0 •~_ .•.- "For example, I attended our Psy c 1)ol og i c a I American ',i.%''i'- I'.' 1 4 .A - YE5 )_,f ARE 0U SURE HARwi TO THE ?7 More than 1,300 overseas buyers and journalists attended ill i'4 Dutch cih * Pleads -. I scientific S0Vioundmark OUNTRV! _______ _____________ .... of 43 Father I Latin I 4s(;rtI.Ae 48 )sirJ of fiSh \ IN THE NEA Women's Ifltor "Dr. Crane," she began, "it shoc me to see how some our university faculty members swallow' the liberal nonsense now being paraded as 4IAsingngs 21 Things in I Contend AJ..t.Ey... - By HELEN HENNESSY CASE A-631: Peg" D., aged a psychology professor. Fortrib' dton 2Anr 29 Change 31 Coming outof 3Moreuntith K hONG KONG sDiner 9 Iiisbure mont's 4IHosaIAsr abobt' ISLnwoI rmiiU' fltttits it Festival RyC.EORGEW.CRANE Ph. D.,M.D. 33 ,kin, jri rIt-r 14 iiip RKER?? -, FlUng Kong Fashion Get DID 0U SAY 1mAT.I MUST HAVE (AND ThAT '0U COLLECT Mv (THE LAEST 1W REASON ITSD MR. HOBt COLLECTION UCAME 1 11 ________ ,-_; ._•. - by ________ ____________ ____________ IV)I I C At _N $O Flair Given International - ALLEY Visitors _ 17 Steps to tk*r :2 Perfume :4 ('onip.ns point Paradise 14 _____ N ______ £ ___ • grass i LAT 7________ N t 5` A______ 6OIm'hkr 19 RthtIbr A , 5* Mufik $9 Earth IS Humiliate 4 It CIi T1IWs-N. Y. Nsel $y&. I nc. ______ 4 Q Out ol bed 12 Sheer tin Don't Exist xis? ________ 4 Ii s IAother 3LgO - ___________________________________ I S • • _____ - - I to Pre1ous Puizic Ans At Home I , . . - 6A—The Sanford Herald _ ' _,_. ------------ -- - -- - - - �8A—The Sanford Herald Monday, May 13, 1974 Biggest Tax Loophole Revolves On Politics Nixon's YouthfUl Supporters Bewildered . uiittce who was the first pesoib WASIIING1'ON tAP - Five for the country," said one dis. sistiint, deputy secretary U re- in favor of Vice President fcelinOnworkingfOrtiIC Nixon to testify before the Senate WaVhitc House. escapes tax in this way. years ago, dozens of young illusioned former Nixon aide. search assistant. Today, only Ford." 13yJAMESS. BYRNE The transcripts of the Water- tergate comluittuti. "They Of the dozen former Nixon When this wealth is tz'an- people flocked to the White "I found myself saying so many about a half dozen remain. Tax Analysts John H. Price, a former exec- staffers Interviewed, all be. gate conversations are, in could have taken me into their ' slerred to the heirs, an estate house to serve President Nix- times, the bureaucracy isn't and Advocates tax Is paid on the appredated on. They had supped on the going to help thee people. I'm utiv secretary of the Urban Al. tween the ages of 28 and 35, Huebncr's view, 'one of the confidence, but Fii glad they For a number of reasons, this value. But estate taxes also are headiness of the 1%8 campaign going to help them with the fairs Council and special assist. most said they left the White most depressing things I've didn't. Odle, a stror.g defender of the is a good year for tax reform. If paid on wealth accumulated out and were full of energy, ambi- power of the White house. But it ant to the President, left the house with mixed emotions: read. People still have ques- President, takes offense at was illegal. Where do you draw administration in 1971. Price, proud of having worked for the tions." Congress decides it is good of dividends, salaries, savings, tion, ideas and ideals, But of his experience in the those •hit describe the White ' now 15 and a vice president of president of the United States, It had been, as one of them the Line? politics to examine taxes in and business profiLs - all of FLORIDA FISTIC Late Move Checkmates Bucks By Lee Geiger MILWAUKEE AP - lios. tune he advanced to the front Mlocklin, who sank six of US. They outhustled us," he Down 17 polnt.s midway in the third quarter, AbdulJabbar ton Celtics' Coach Tom hem- tourt, hti'insohn ordered the eight shots despite a painful said. "They're probably sulin had the last move, and it Boston captain to decoy Muand Mickey Davis led the Bucks lf inju, insisted the Celtics most emothonal team in spelled checkmate for the Mil. waukee's defense away from had shown nothing new. league. Maybe they're better to within 71-68 as the fowi.h waukee Bucks. the middle, But McC!ocklin paid the Cell- than we are. Obviously they period started. But Cowens touched off eight In a championship series Bucks' reserve guard Jon ics full credit. "They outplayed are. They beat us." & . ,... the public, here are some meome taxes during lifetime. tage point," a chance to be in- regulations, you'd be there 25 New York, was interviewed colleagues facing indictments, "It is an extraordinary vantage garrison wh?re everyone went( "aIth accumulation in the volved In the highest levels of years. Wedidn't have that time. after reading the edited tran- court trials and Jail, and point. I feel lucky to have had around with paranoia and reforms It might consider. - the Celtics regained momentaut g)llinastics, adjustments and countermovesola chess match, hleinsohn's 11th hour tactical points In the second half. "Everybody kept their .' gains. If an asset is belt! for six Congress is aware that ap- Today most have departed, Even so, the aide and most of was not more leadership income from other sources, recommend a. Mr. Nixon has time again, more whats and ment service: "Stay away." (RAIGMOSER - [X)NALDTHOMPSON -- ' JACKSONVILLE, - A Longwood youth has entered the United States Air Force's Delayed Enlistment Program FORCE AIR ACADEMY, Colo,—Cadet Craig S. Moser, son of Mr. and Mrs. George G. Moser of 2118 Kenwanec Trail, Casselberry. L Academy. the Whitney Conununications l(olx!rt C. Odle Jr. a Ioriiicr Liverpool (N.Y.) High SChOOl will be commissioned a second AIRMAN lucille A.M. F'abry, daughter of William upon his graduation the academy. U.S. Forces, Germany— Altamonte Springs, has been assigned to Sheppard Air Force Base, Tex., after completing six weeks basic training at Lackland AFB, 'rex. A 1971 Lyman High Myers, 20, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. Myers, Sanford receive training In civil engineering mechanical and degree from STEVEN MYERS American and German soldiers in Exertise Gordlan Knot, conducted in central Germany. ............ The five day exercise, directed by Major Gen. Jonathan B. Burton, 3rd Armored Division commander, and German provided American forces opportunities to develop small unit tactics. iimtpruperly, and people at- ' 9 isMrs taiciulé Jt*icson Phoenix, Mu' of Legal Notice . • Name Statutes, To Wit: St'Ction oublication of ths notice, the fc husband, and JOHN A DALOWIN, 8S 09 Florida Statuti's 1957 titous name to wit. "PUTT PUTT t,uent of t4ubarc1 arid Wtc'. LINDA MAY LOCKEIT 57 Mddietan Avi'nue Being around Quarry you get to Ufl. . 1) 20, 1971 ,nqages In buSirirt!, at 345 Highw,i., 1797. ern Park. Florida . ' NOTICE OF ACTION TO FREDERICK H. PRINTISS Hissecond stop was ba school in which FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am Wrestling - DEA 179 originalwiththeClerkoftheCfrcuit accordance with the proviSiOns 04 __________________________ pvopetty. (11 all tifigiblC Personal Itie FictitiouS Name Statutes, To Court on or before May 71st, 1971 property in your wile's possession at statutes IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND tier otherwise a default and ultimate W,t Section $6509 Florida residence in Caslelberry, you for the relief demanded In the PetitiOfl WITNESS my hand and official Ave., Sanford. Srm,nole County, April. AD. 1911 FIor,da under the fictitiouS flam 01 (Seal) SANFORD pENPIYSAvER. and Arthur H. BCckwittl, Jr name that I intend to register said Clerk of the Circuit Cc,urt with the Clerk of f1e Circuit Co'trt, Seminole County, Florida Seminole County, Florida in'. ac Dy; Cerelia V. Ekerfl cordance with the prOviSiOns Of thC Depy Clerk FictitiOuS Name Statute'S,, To Wit; STENSTROM. DAVIS 5; Gary C. Redmond Pres PubliSh; May 6, 13, 70, 27, 1971 Court award to your wife NAN C ' his arrival. The final stop on this poorly-planned mis-adventure found him at a school where It appeared very few children had younger brother, hut the 23-year-old FLORIDA S Jack F Riggan CIVIL NO. 74447.E F"ubh April 29, M&, 6, 13. 20 1971 DIVISION E DEA in NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR ORANGE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE P40. 735219 THE ORLAtIDO NATIONAL BANK Suites, one (I) dining Suite, one (1) living Suit,, one (I) kitchen dinette rniscelIntou lamps and fur. nithings. a Zenith console TV, a and COMPANY. A Florida cor. Montgomery Wards conSole Stereo, householdgoeds and Jppliances (21 Plaintiff. Any and all sums of money due you b'S or both ot you end held by ROBERT L. WASHINGTON, an YQ' wifC JOHN A. BALDWIN of Seminlc unmarried man and SEMINOLE County, Florida, as escrow agent COUNTY, .1 political %ubdivis,on under that certain w"itten escrow State ol Florida, agreement between you, your wift, association, Plaintiff Post Office isox in Santord, Florida 32171 Attorneys for Petitioner speaking. The than 40. TO ROBERT L WASHINGTON. an VI unmarried man and SEMINOLE FYC. INC.. a Delaware corporation, COUNTY, a poIiti(.)l SubdiviSion of ,. - turnout numbered no more would have shaken most experienced - ' ' 'I else, but mtMike Quarry. He was beautiful. He never flustered. When asked who is better a professional boxer or wrestler, he asnwered by not answering. He sidestepped the question by making the Ific.. dated February 72, 1971 You are required to serve a copy your written defenses. if any, to the He was Pizza, said the Celtics' constantly tame-high 14 rebounds, Bus- rt'ltfts sitoiked (igar and cigarettes, drank and threw afastbreakattackwhich, along champagne and hugged and Ac t i o Force while the 6th Panzer Brigade and elements of the 11th Annored Cavalry' SUpForce comprised the aggressor oi- pound bag of potatoes. Rocky Graziano was kept around because he talked funny. Quarry doesn't. ''. t1l1jjj1JIL _____________ ________________ share as Umal-round losers will enable them to split a pot of almost any sport. $220,000. _____ ____________ . ________________________ ____________________________ It fakes a lot of ____ ____________ __________________ Canadian. j -. _________________________________________ the stuff to Major ________________________ ________ _______ Saturday fights From the Felt Forum, He was good, clever and knowledgeable tUnless Chris Schenkle's ineptness made hiir look that way). But boxing doesn't use "Jocks." So it will have to be the children who get the . _________ powder a ball - -' jr-.. "i . . . .'' - - , __________ _________ _______ _____________ __ — Ii.r;• park, and this . c:. 4 .- Sanford Little - Standings Leaguer's face eloquent. Quarry." Unconscious ns' t.' i'rr. JOHN WILUAM.S Ill' ' 'hIiM'. l.1'flgW(MI. Ft. Knox, Ky.—Private Joll,n V ilIi.s S. Sl'It .1 M atlil Mrs '" lC'tili' .!, Williams Jr., whose parents t'I. e.I'sjtFiiItiiitedtIiArIIly live at 312 Continental Court, ' eight weeks of basic train'ng at l " Hit' 4:11) Irtglliet.r hiattilittti ('. I P.ltl> ( Richard A. White, 20, son of Sonar Technician Second (lass ttie outside (SEALED BID FOR certain sections of Ordinance No. FIRE STATION. OPEN MAY fl. id Ordinance being the 73, 197.1 I BidS will be opened at $ P M Compretiensive Zoning Ordinance ctrteln Writs of Court on Qr before May 27th. 1971, by virtue of thoSe a judgment may be en Execution issued out of and under tered otheiSe against you for the rzl.ef ttie seal of the Circuit Court of demanded in the Complaint. The Deputy Clerk Publish. April79, May 6. 13, DEA 19$ . - -, - -. _____ ________ _______ ____ '.'i - ' -. ' . -.-. .. ... . .. -,, . - - . reflects some ___ - ''F ?. . Astro By The Associated Press American L119ue East W L Pct. GB flaitr'.ore IS I) 536 Yc II 17 511 Cleveland IS IS 500 1 Milwaukee Ii 13 500 I Boston IS II 45.1 I Detroit 11 IS 413 l West IS I) 536 Oaklard 16 IS 516 Kansas C. is is $00 I th. same kind of ' . . - . of mind power : . .... . . it takes Henry iI: d-Jw use ' • 'l?& . - '-- . — judgment rendered In thi' aforesaid Lot Block 2. "C", caged ri uS'nMs at n court 'n ttie above styled OAKS SECTION 750, 37750. Seminal' Longwoocl 04 February. A 0 1974. WASP'IPIGTON ttie 5th day plat thereof County, Florida under the fictitious and the 5th day of April. AD 1911. ONE. aciordng to the in Plat as recorded aook 16 Pages 7 name of SPRING HAMMOCK Geneva, Fla May 77, 1971 The Standards, by correCtlon' the text CommiSSion reserves the right to and to expressly prohi.t off Site Writsof Execvtioneeredellveredto County. Florida. me as Sneriff of Seminole County. 3 Amendment to Section 6 'R Chairman basis District multiple family dwellings, Geneva, Fla - for determ'ning minimunl Off. !,jbsection K parking , (or requirements diutu. In an intense effort to with a ladder," Cedeno said. Cardinals game catch Mery Hettenmund's fly 'They're maniacs," said was rained tiut, ball, Watson crashed into the Watson, who required 12 stit- cases. on , registersa;clnamew,th the Clerk of Hetteninund the collision. continued it - Aaron to put —. Chicago out his patented ':- , ' -: California II 17 455 1' Mnnesota 12 1$ .141 2' 3 Satvrdjy's Games Baltimore 12 Cleveland 1 Mtwaukee 3. New York 2 Boston I, Detroit S - . .;.- -. Montreal PHILADELPH!A tAP) Mike Anderson drove We could have given 110 per- Boston goalie Glues Gilbert's "The Flyers are working care I innings Boston 4, Detro,t 3. 10 InningS Cubs 4, Mets 3 deiphia Flyers. ('up. On this team there are 20 1:03 cf the opening period. Tom better to take a lOyard penal. The 30year-old Crisp scored Fellows not whistling in the Bladon tied it at 10:27 on a 35- ty." Monday's Games MiIwa,,ee (Sprague OOi at Baltimore (Grirrsley lii Pd George Mitterewalds ninth- ers' 4.1 VICtory trationofhisfirstthreeappear. "We would have been happy deiphia ahead 2-1. hungrier than we are. We under prPviou writS of attachment property Owned by CHARLES D. or Model No 66311 - FIor:da Statutes 1957 5. Marilyn Ferguson Gertrude A Ward 7 - division, according to the Plat Watson's superlative effort by and shouted angrily at the past h'itt.sburgh. 4' Lots $17 and 51$. Altamonte Land, AMI? The Astros reacted Model Plo. CPEFIOI WItil In' ('beers of the 33,000 spectators. (tVi.'r the >ow. 'I'ht' Blues, of courc, gut into land U Perry 77) N M'r.rta (Goltz C Ci pass Irnii Bobby Clarke. The ripped his team. Texas (Bbby 54) N DAYTON, Ohio—U.S. Air Specialist Five while serving Sr.. of Houte 1. and husband of with the 101st Ordinance bit' Iormnt'r MISS l.Inda i;. James H. Force First Warfel, son of Mr. and Mrs. hioi;wport here on board the Spec. t.Vhite is a clerk with Ø Marvin E. Warfel, Rb. 1, SanCompany of iuidt"l izilss ik' destroyer US.S 23Id Ordinance ford, has arrived for duty at . Liftmaster 'let't Ifl the Mediterranean. OF AN ORDINANCE BY THE CITY O CASSELDERRY. FLORIDA TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN for determining minimum oH Street parking requirements for corn County. Florida and the underSigned as Sheriff Seminole County. Forlda, will at the City of Casselberry that the Council wilt ho'd a public Pear,flci to Amendment to Section Fences. Walls and Hedoe. by A 0 1971. offer for sale and Sell to the tivghest bidder, for cash. subject nonemerqencv Ordinance entitled' residential, comniercal and In (Westl Door of the Se'mlnole County OF CASSELBERRY. FLORIDA. above described real property Subsection K .b'v reviSing thu basis s 6. Anic'ndnient to Section 7.16. ENACTED SEPTEMBER 1$. 1972, provision contained in the third He previously served at Karat ANNAPOlIS, Md.— MidRoyal Thai AFB, Thailand. shipman Ted B. Mixon, son of The lieutenant, a 1964 U.S. Navy' Cdr. and Mr's. Tracy' gr1uate of Seminole High 1txon of 461 Lilac Rd., . Attwns. _______________________ Legal Notice 1971 ISeall Arthur H Beckwith. Jr , By Joy Stokes Deputy Clerk the Civil D,vision of the Seminole CUlT. provisIont ot CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE E. Polk, StipritI Seminole County, Florida o. ROBERT JOHNSON and tie Fictitious I-fame . ' MAUCH, APRIL, MAY .. Seaver. by Alan Mayer you're in deep trouble. I've seen pionship series. The fourth knock off the New York ry. Crisp said the big difterence original teanis, in tht' SCUllSteve Veager's two-nm single between being in three Stanleyfinals. They' won their division Florida Statutes 195'? l:It!, Inning milki carried the Blues as conlpared with this set tither preexpansion said he felt Beston stars Bobby us play well and lose. We played Orr and Phil Esposito were s'ery bad today, no second citiret, adding: fort" FICTITIOUSNAME tried engaged in business at Rt Plo I Box 745A. Sanford, Semlngle County. • \#v .4' ,. time. was the most Ft. Henning. Ga.—Armny Eyrd, Route 2, Byrd, 19, SOt) Pvt. Byrd is a ret'onnaissancc Bri's 9(h Armor. Sern'nole County. Florida BONDS." CONFLICTS, AND Hall, Altariiont, Springs, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Yanasee, South Carolina Notice s hereby given that t!'e Frrt(T,vF DATE Floria,cin Tuesday, May71. 1971. at you RE HEREBY NOTIFIED has been filed against you arid you 'u" ff'fIii?i'd tO Serve ,t c'py of your Ti-,' prc'pOSt'd Ord.naric 5 f0't'd 6 10 p ru or aS '.ocr, thereafter tiritirrsqprct our%vant t ttiat an action lot divorce has t)een tt'e "Fictillous Name Statute" 'Zhapser at the City Hall. Canelberry. ousSible, at whith t,mc intereSted filed against you arid you are written deteres, ii to t on Florida pertinfor and aga,nst Iheproposed 'requirc',J to serve a copy of your WALLACE F STALPIAKER. JR.. $4S09. Florida Statute, will register between Lots 36. 3A. 76. 1. ArId 736 City Hall, Cassetberry, Florida. On *ill be heard Sanford, is assigned to the 197th Inant.ry' Brigade at Ft. Henning, (' tinue. close, ,enoune and d,scla'ni any r-qht of The (ty and the Public ri ar.ct 'a tr- IcHow no rights of way running thrUQh Ihe described property, to wit. CIJEHIIY POINT, N.C.— 5gt. Michael W. i1arIne Sherwin, son of Louis W. Sus4n I). IAtord of 421 E. Maine Ave., both of l,ongwood, Medal at the t1.arine Corps Air . *,j,Jif ion to Casselbecry, according 7$ PM, or as soon thereat Itt as pjtInq In three (3) public places to thi Plat tPereof. as recorded ifl possibi,', at ,'jhiCh time ,ntrectcd *;thln the City oP A:Iar'onIe Ptat Boos 1. Patlei 49 50. of Ot' Panties And ,t,:enS for and ccrr.c,s. florida. dud p.bliSPed the proposed Ord,n,ancr will be Tt'e Sanford Herald. a flewlp.ir,er of PubliC Ri-cords tf 5,'nitiOir County. StEPHEN J. JOHNSOP. JR of to keep u 1971 (Seal) Man W Hawthorne. S Phyllis Jordahl City Clerk thesaidCourtontP,i%tjayotMayRlh, 197i demanded in the complaint. TIdES, andtheseatof 'hi5 (vim) on tte 74th ta priI, ' c iSeaU Arthur If, Beckwith Jr surprised guy on thetngetthepuckandthen lean fer has scored live goats and Publication of this notice, ttie' f c 'f'ous nam.', to wit Baldwin M Pdflr,arC Srrneran Blvd Iuncral IOn,', Ltd under Drive in the CIty of Att1mont. Sprrqs, F'orida That the partici iflt,',e'Sted it Sad RichArd o R*ld*i, Jr bncf c ?,'cPIar,uera Newton, son of Mr. and Mt,,, WI Newton of 114 Highland years. service during tL! past three FlOridb Pblttl'i I,Uy I), 1,74 Florida Publ'sP'; 7,5,y 13, 1971 DEft °" ___ _________ _____- -"--I--- - ___ ______' 16 11 533 17 11 S2 ' F' 9 $9 37) o Angeles fl 9 719 70 IS 571 i tar Fran 19 iS 559 5 c(,rinati IS Ii 517 i' .'.''anta Ii 19 124 9' San D'ego Ia 11 aCt) 10 Saturday's Games New York 6. Chicago 3 Montreal 3. St Louis I - on'iy' , - 3' -: e%7atJ'57I 4 5f - p'"1" \ - , scholastic rowing honors on (;olf Assodation. I ikt' Mi'nirit' Saturday. '1 (lomIt base any fus. v. mlii 99 The Parkers edged (lie Naval ter cent of the members of the Academy' varsity eights by' live hl(;A,'' lull said. "I've just got a seconds over the 1,500 meter fuss wIth one man." flunked English and he writes ing for an avenging victory'. "Hell, it even makes up for liki I tlii,'' 11111 SaRI It Callit.' 011 dramitatic 1uil the plane fare.'' It all centered on comments round after he apparently had HOUSTON (API - Top final and Hill made Saturday. 1k said fallen out of contention with a 74 scores winnings Surday n the 5150.000 HouSton tbn the only' reason he had in Sunday's morning round. A Open Golt tournament on the in at 4:52.0, Ed1 ewater was third, seven Hill made the comments after a drimiiatic coimieback victory in "to get even," forced when Friday's play was lie had been refused per- rained oul Club course Dave 14,11 7067 74 65-'-3?e Steve Milnyk lfl-Thc-11l15 both ktr a 276 total and a one-stroke triumph over Steve Melnyk, withdraw fromu this tournament lie dropped two birdie putts of a year ago. lie flew' into town 15 feet. two-putted for a birdie 511.600 Ardy North running distance fourth and fifth, two-team varsity fours with houston Open. coxswain race, while Winter Then he took off at the press ' a" I,,,, -___________ 4 4 and Jacksonville in the junior press," 11111 said. "Everytime I j / li,' 13 entitled to do, then with- a check and said: dre'w. "I hope this makes up for the "It cost ne $500 to play one cab fare we owe you." - -A , __ ,sant Lii IIOUSTCIN I Al' i Da lull I lie> lair hat th says It's all a misunder- litir." lie particularly objected to an standing. A mistake, Perhaps a ,4f,4/2 Deputy Clerk 1914 Deputy Clerk PubliSh Apri) 79, Mayo, ij, 10. 1974 Pubti'h- Aflfilfl, 29. May 6. II, i971 Publish - May 13, 70, 77 June 3. 1974 DEA or,, Din -______ Hill's Winning Check Makes It Al! Up Championships : a _ __ ____ ' LouiS Montreal Ptt%burgh Ii.'. ,44'? 17W __________ Cay Clefk Pubtth May 13, 1974 t01s1l League East the puck away separation of the left shoulder. ('S , Post Office Drawer Ore. and for Seminole County. FIrlda. . befcrelPieiOthdayof May, i971,and for Petitintr, whose address i% ,u, South Maitland ,vtnu,'. Maitlind, litettioor naIwiththeCIerkofti,s Court either bifore service on Florida 37751, arid file the or.unal Plaintiff's attorney or Immediately WillS the Clerk ot the Above ¶ItICJ )PPEAft AND BE EAR0 AT THE action is taken by the City Counc'I prior to the time of the Publk te'red against you for th, relief GOVERN YOURSELVES AC TIME ArID PIACL ABOVE Hearing in this Petition br CORDINGLY P((I It U ' May. A 0 FiATID tri.5 Stti (i)y Council of the of (asselbes'ry. 'S 5, , ASSOCIATE'i ,"d thM I intend to School. M*aukee at Baltimore. N Boston at Cleveland, N De'troit dt New York. N M'esc?a at Cr-'cago. N Kansas City at Oakland. Pd team, the secutive victors'. FLORIDA; PROVIDING FOR THE decreaSing the period between IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND DISCONTINuING AND CLOSING De'fendantt South Florida. He was corn superintendent's list at the U.S. OF register sad pair.,' w'th the Clerk of 4 RlC,14T OF WAY ISSUANCE Of- NOT EXCEEDING temporary sign requeslt. ,lnd FOI' NOTICE OF ACTION COUNTY. SEMINOLE the Circuit Court. Seminole County, missioned in 1971 UPOn CfllT) 5l000000 WATER AND SEWER revising the procedure for FLORIDA P40. 74751-A TO 0. ROBERT JOHNSON, Naval Academy here for the TO WHOM l'( MAY CONCERN' torid in atcordaiie with the YOU Wlt,L PLEASE TA KU P[VFPIUE 130'IDS OF SUCH CITY ri-,i(%ting tiI,'n n of per.iit Drfr'nd,,ri' plc'tion of Officer Training DIVISION 'the l:st s'mt'stur Jean's Fall 6*Ob-SOflS il the I i(t.tiQuS Na'ne TO PAY TiE (QT QI SUCH Address Unknown Ancndtteit tO Section PlOT ICE 'r.t tr-e (l (.;ufl(i ut lit' re; the Marriage School, Lackland /SFH. Tex. honors midshipmen witH a City üf Cassetberry, Florida at 100 PROJECT. PROVIDING FOR THE Certificates of ioninig Compliance In Section 56309 YOU ARE NOTIFIED tPat an Statute, To Wit THELMA SCOTT. Julia, wile, His is the mnimulUni seiriester grade of 3.4 o'clock P M on the th'rI,e?h day of Petitioner action to uie1 title to the fotiing Florida 1957 RIGHTS OF THE HOLDERS OF for New, Altered or Non Conforming S William II Deehner Sr property in Seminole County, dabghter of Mr. and Mrs. LL. in a 4.0 iystcm. The super-in. Miy. AD 1971. jO the City CouflC,l 5.17(14 BOPIDS PROVIDING f-OR Use%.bvdeletirsgtl,eniflety(9OIday And Publish AprI 79. May 6. tI. 70. 1974 Casselberry tt' Florida in TIE PAYMENT THEREOF. AND requirement for discovery of Meeting Rovn non SCOTT. JR !.owTy of 4932 St. Croix [', tenden' :, list honors mid- Clv Hall. Ca4salblcry. Florida. will MAKING CERTAIN OTHER conforming uses and providing (or a HAROLD Lot II and I?. Block M, LAKE DEA 17$ Respondent Tampa. stlipmtIl for academic and hold a Public Hear,ng to consider WAYMAP4 HEIGHTS, according to c 0 N V F P4 A Pt T S A Pd D continuing basis for dikovery of NOTICE OF SUIT Midilleti'in, WI, High Oaklard (Blue Ii) N PubI,%h April 39, May 6. 13, 20. 1974 That said sale t be'ing made to CASE NUMBER 74-a4, DINAPICE PROVIDING FOR THE 7 Amendment to Section 7.27. Side ACQUISITION OF A WATER AND Yard Exceptions, by reviSing and satisfy the terms of said Wtit of FREDEPtCK M S)IIFERDEK, ST R (iCY ION OF EXTENSIONS. Arienmnt to ertion $9, AND ADDITIONS, lM Temporary Signs, by increasing the Ct'deno, trying to control his 5.1 In the First game of a 01't LIflOUOfl5 his two-run doubleheader, but lost the s.aid name with the Clerk of the C'rcu.t Court. Seminole County. DEA 199 IN THE Gerevieve Dr. IlIlamonfe Springs, Seminole County. Florida under the Iit,tiou name of SEMOR API tPHf.Xk'.,P ,:fvé' W. a' Cr-i FICTITIOUS NAME LT, JAMES WARFEL Private Clyde ar'sas City 10, Caiforna 7 Teias 3. Chicago 2 Sundays Gam.s Baitmore at Cleveland, 7. ppd. ran can in two Florida in accordance *ith the Seminole County, Florida, mote ESI by revising the bass . FICTITIOUS NAME -- -. - .--1:I hIouston' Bob Watson, bleed. "He was laying there bleed. Cubsedged the New Yo Mets ,, ing and nearly unconscious, ing and could have been blinded 4.3; the Los Angeles Dodgers slumped to the artificial turf in frotmi hitting the wall. I wish I tripped the San Diego Padres 1971 Hwy 476. Genexa Florida Actual Springs. FlorIda The amendmentS award to succe!.tful bidder may be to be considered are more fully made at the called rrer'tinq Cf Pct descrb1 as folta* 5* Fire Control CommissOn, at Anendnent to Section 6 DE B 5.6 a C-l18 is the key in '' Regiment's Troop 0, 1st Wand, 000 for a playoff total of fie , any or all bidS Germany. more than the Celtics', Boston's + lr DEA 119 HE in earned $40,000 for the best record in the NBA during the Mondiy. 'M' 13, 19749A regular season, their shar! of . 0.'. I , supported by the U.S. Air Force's 17th Tactical Fighter , Sports 1969 championship. "The first championships The Sanford Herald _________ - 1tjt5uit IH (kfensc, finally wore down the surprisingly easy final-game triumph. "This was the greatest series 'Ttus is like a rebirth," said ier, exulted hlelnsohn, a star team captain John hiavlicek, lorWar(I for the Celtics during celebrating his seventh NBA their dynasty of the 1960s. crown with the Celtics and Bbshlavlicek, voted the series' ton's first title since Bill BusMost Valuable Player, sank sell's Last season in 1969. Harlicek and forward Dcn only six oF 20 shots Sunday after Nelson are the only current having averaged points in t "promotional work" when his fight days come to an end. I arri afraid that will be as far as he will be able to go. If his brains aren't scrambled by a left hook, his face rective than any offencive al justments made. Buck Bob Dandridge, hounded by Havlicek, scored 14 points. His running mate at forward, Cornell Warner, added Just one. Robertson, 35, who may have played the last game of his brilliant 14-year NBA career, said the Celtics "Just outplayed us. We did the best we could, but a better team beat us today." • awake nights worrying about their jobs if 0. CASCIO. and JOHN H. HART for Petitioner. Suite 704. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFtO Attorney NOTICE FOR BIDS MAN, JR Defandants 616 East Semoran Boulevard, th& an action to foreclose a mor Team. ___________________________ The Prednct Six I-ire Control IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Altanonte Springs, Florida 37701, filed aga,nst Diitrict Comrr.iSSiOfle(S will receive NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN tgage has been and file the original With the' Clerk of ................................................................. ................................................. AND FOR ORANGE COUNTY, ROItEQI L. WASHINGTON. fl l'\ItI1S lSl.Nl, s.C.— bids at Post Office Box 1. Geneva. unmarried man and SEMINOLE the above Styled Court at the Fla. up to 5:00 PM. Monday, May CITY OF FLORID Seminole County Courthouse, Marltti I'i"(' I ;regory COUNTY, a polt1cal Subdivision of 1974 for the followIng' ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, CASE NO. 737S3 Sanford. Florija, on or before May Drive, Fern Park, has reported ".uti'ii sill I Mi and lrs. Of- the State of Florida, To construct a new fire station FLORIDA SUN FIRST NATIONAL BANK 75th. 1974, OthqwSe a Judgment for duty at the Marine Corps WI euIl'sl iif 114 hIghland building at Geneva. Fla. PfoticeoIPvbIicHearing ORLANDO, a national banking andyouarerequiredtoierveacopy may beenteredegainst you for the Ofyourwritten defenses, if any to it Building to be of metal con TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. Base here. associatIon, Plaintiff 1ll11', Park, graduated relief demanded in the Petition on Helliwell. Melrose & DeWoIf, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by Vs (Seal) A 1965 graduate of Lyman Fr' bash trainint' tI till' struction Specifications may be oøtained at the City Council of the City of FYC. INC., a Florida corporation, Attornelrs for Plaintiff, whose ad Arthur H BeckwitPi, Jr. dress 'S 100 South Orange Avenue, High School, Longwood, tIC C"rps Itecruit 1k'f)t)t E. C. Putnams' residence SR Altamonie Springs. Florida. that and CHARLES 0. CASCIO, . trouble, helped hold Buck play- Iston teams that captured But with the Bucks double energy trying to catch up." gleefully poured over him by Now they have their own tr3di- baskets in 13 shots IL ___________________ active In the school's Imitation of Muhammad Mi that Dandy 1)on has nothing on Manly Mike. IN THE CIRCUIT roupi, IN AND NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that tFi FLORIDA City Council of the City Of ACTION NO. 7413IB Casseiberry, Florida. pursuant to re the Marri4ige CI: p' lawful autho,ity. will hold a bl'c .EROY LOCKETT, Huthand hearing on Thursday. May . 1974 at and 7 o'clock P M at the municipal LtUOA MAY LOCKE IT, Wile complex at Casselberry, Florida for NOTICE OF SUIT Legal Notice FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Not'cr is hereby ,ven that I NAME STATUTE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR .n bsnets at 100 MarIon TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOL( Dr., Fern Park. Seminole County. Notice Is P'erc4y UiVtfl that thr COUNTY, FLORIDA. 04 FIor'da under lhe fictitious flame undersigned, pursuant to thi' CIVIL ACTION NO. 74159.8 AIR SPECIALISTS, and that I in "Flctitio Name Statute." Chai,tcr in re the MarriJ9e , tend to register Said name With the Us09. Florida Statute, will register NAN c PRINTISS. Wife, Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminole with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. in Petittor.,, County. Florida in accordance with and for Seminole County, Florida. and terested patties qermane to the OU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED t'UbI*St AIriI 7'. designation, redesiunation, and that LEROY LOCKETT has filed a DEA iSO ;ecJtIng Office. While attending Lyman High or just plimi uteanne&.! Ufl three quarters of the kids Wef'e engaged in Legal Notice - Legal Notice Airman Donald H. Thompson, enter the Law Enforcement Specialist career field. Airman thompson, a 1974 graduate of Lyman high scioi Longwood, was enlisted into the Air Force by Sit. Tom with miian, his sensiti',lty, his intelligence, Mike is just a beautiful person who in all hor.esty does not belong in boxing with all it's double dealing, twlaced, anythingfor-a-buck people. lie claims tiis first love was baseball. Maybe that is where he should have gone. It is easy to see hIm doing a play-by-play on Saturdays when his career comes to an ____________________ "The younger guys on Milwaukee Bucks 102-87 Sunday no doubt about it," said Havli. Boston is the old Celtic dul-Jabbar five inches in Legal Notice tolhe eof address 2117 Cret Trait, Casselberry, Florida 37107 ard The Longwood native has successfully completed a series In the automobile between schools in welterweight, Scott Clark) had asked me what i thought of the idea of Quarry coming to speak to the kitis. I didn't give him an honest answer, His first siop was at the junior high mind it roved to be a farce, The public address system can only be referred to as a "soft speaker." By the time they had brought in something that Mary W. HawthOrne, City Clerk PubliSh May 13, 1974 tAP) - The tion,' said hiavlicek. "But this Celtics' cramped, steamy made a good run at us, but they sociation championship. am sure will be known in years to come as iflEPt. will board a jet airliner to I,acki,and Air Farce Base, Tex, 87 hl1WK Old pro John hiavlicek drew ___________________ Petitioner, Post Office Box 1330, name with thC Clerk of the Circuit the honor accorded him by the academy dean. pro because of heart trouble, lie (lidfl't respond to tough, Iflseflsitive questions ALL INTERESTED PERSONS dissolutionofmarriage,afldyOUare engaged in business at iSOS 5, CLARENCE E. DANIELS, INC. Mt ClemenS, Mlchigdn Longwood, has already begun OR DATED at Casselberry. Seminole AFFECTED PROPERTY required to serve a copy of your French Ave. Sanford, Seminole YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a accruing time in the Air Force OWNERS ARE INVITED TO AT written defenses. if any,on NED N County. Florida under the fic'itivs County, Florida, this 16th day Of Petition for Dissolution of Marr,age JULIAN. JR. of STENSTROM, tame of HODAXA OF SANFORD. April, 1971 for pay purposes although he TEND AND BE HEARD has been filed against you and there Dated this 2nd day Of Mity A 0 DAVIS & McINTOSH, Attorneys for and that I intend to register said CLARENCE E. DANIELS. INC is a demand in the Petition that the will not enter active duty status 1971, Dy; Clarence E Daniels 't,. --'• ens to shoot over and slast burst from the sha(Jows of a in the 1974 championshIp series "For a time, I was mad as few Individuals went wrong. ____ of 1976, was selected for his outstanding academic achievement. He will be granted special privileges and hundreds otto a couple of young would.be not accustomed to the banquet circuit, .i1ue. Porbably half the in- preferences other than capital moral righteousness that it's under. In 1969 a reporter inter- American institutions." Service News lack of interest show, the type of questions augurated. The gist of It was what it might have been is sad condemning it and cleaning it enness. Many of the people "You got so carried away in ed out that almost one-third of store confidence and respect to way we wanted It to." cold and, thus, no income tax of his head, sense. experience at the White blouse, to me by a memorandum iDan- When I left, it was sad and waiting for someone to raise the appreciation builds the value of ment than at any time before scandal. to me, "Vhen I first came to Washing- role in investigating the Water- has worked since last summer. with capital gains is that if a and there was more discussion dered, saddened, betrayed and who fought tears as he told the U.S. lie smiled at the memory, from his chair to pace tirountl Lee %V. Huebner, a former In an exhibition race, Winter (mu' I do, they cut inc. 01' DaPark outdistanced Howey' in the vey don't have much blood left, none '.occ 55775 near the lirport and said on the other one. [Save lie "got up at five o'clock" to M&'lnyk, Curl and Notth were ss 115 lllotel "I duln't know where the had a final 70, Curl and North tue p32. The cab driver couldn't find It either," be sad, HG1\ President Bill Chaplme, Otby in making the presentation 13.iSO -San Diego 9. 736667 7) 6967 7I--771 Deço 7369 71 5. - 7369 71 4l-779 Gilbert Och Loll Angeles IS, L I) .('f'i'q5 ii at Crc.nnat, (Gullet 7 )i P4 Nw York (Apodaca 0 71 a' 5t Louis IGLison 22) Pd 6971 6169--777 $Iockton 54,612 hab Pc'sburg Philadelphia 3. Ptlburgr-L Arieles 9 S,ir Der;: Sunday's Games Cnc,r'nat, S 4. Houston 0? Atlanta S 2. San FranCis I Ph&Oeloha S. '.tttburgh 7 Chicago 1. New York 3 72 66 72 69-2S1 lArtir' 131 N HouSton I PoOe'rt S 31 a) t Angeles lMrserrilh 10) '4 Montreal at Ph,Iacmelpnia, N San Frarcrsco at C'ncnnet, (biCqQ at P'ltSburgti. N New York at St Lou's. N Atiarta at San Dego. Pd �w 10A— The Sanford Monday, May 13, 1974 Herald ,"..A,...& Indvr , 200 , I(J#q . S F • . - . .1 0: 1r -1 — *. -,I , K~T i;~~ IN Dl , MPH In Th Dk e ar, ANAPOLIS tApi laps. That was more than Six of the CtOW(1 of don't turn on the yellow light; 'k than the track. his circuit, Crafty veteran Foyt ac- mph. faster than anyone else 100,000 had started for the exits rain started dropped to let me finish the run.' cumplished about what was ex- except veteran Wally Dallen. by the time the 24.year.I(J 183.673 m.p.h, on the darkening -It's pretty scary going 200 pected of him, but up andcom- bach, who used an exotic new Sneva, last of the day's 15 qual. track. mph. in the rain, in the dark, ing rookie Tom Sneva had a few turbocharger to average 189.683 ifiers, took the track. "The first time out, it wasn't with no hedhights." folks shaking their stopwatches m.p.h. 11w bespectacled Sneva took really raining, but some 01)after the First day of qualifying "I'm not too happy with the the car out and ripped off the The ensuing heavy rains server hit the panic button," ~%ash,LA out the time trials until for the May 26 Indianapolis 500. run," the th ree-time Ind), win- first lap at 18.fl0 mph., Sneva recalled, "But ner drawled. "I darn near hit speed surpassed only by Foyt lap of the second tzon the last next Sa turday, when defending r it Foyt, 39, a veteran of 16 In. the wall coming out of the third and l)allenbach and equal to Indianapolis champion Gordon really s ta rting to come doWfl. dianapolis starts, hurtled turn on one lap. speedster Hobby Unser's quick. Jolineock is first in line. John. around the 2L.MIle In. "The speed Is not we eM. He added, "Down the back. cock and Mario Andretti are dianapolis Motor Speedway expected to do." Ile slowed slightly on his sec. stretch it was really getting tnsitlered the only real threats oval Saturday at an average of Rain qualifying forond and third laps as ominous dark. I was wiping the rain off amiwng the 10 drivers still eli. l9l.12 miles an hour for tour inure than three hours and mnnst thumidersttirmns rumbled toward my visor, and praying, 'Please gible to knock Foyt (P11 the pole. - more •1 . '- I. what delayed b , . ; I, .b% .1e a , ,., - - - .-I I . , I'l 0. . 9. I . - -ak i ,lI - S _; .'-:--•:;-- -- " =7 I n --*- -- -- - . : - • !; L41111111111, . i46 ~ 11 L .11111f ~m 11i .. . .4 ~: M61 4W ~ \~4 11 -Z%b ". -~'O I .,r. . I - • V •.. 101F :; - r7 -.1 - HE BAT JENNY StILE. ii, connects with the ball at Little League practice San Rafael, Calif. She went to court to win the right to play ball. J EN N Y A Newcombe Tenn is K • \/\l McAuliffe Return Trips Ti -t 1II gers By BRUCE tA WIU In Sunday's other the fled Sax for Ben Oglivie last mann irovc in runs in a three-hitter for his first major 1W Sports Writer League gaines, the Chicago October. decisive seventh that gave the league victory and Scott and 11 Detroit's fans didn't like White Sax beat Texas 5, Oaklktroitbunrhe(i its thr(.eruns White Sox their victory oer Dave May hit homers in ht' l)ick McAuliffe when h. was land nu!ed Minnesota 9-2 and, on one hit-Willie Horton's Texas and Ferguson Jen k ins. rain-shortened eight-i:ining wi th the Tigers, they're p051. in a pa ir of doubleheaders, Mit- homer in the first. A's 9, Twins 2 nightcap. tively furious now that he 's not waukee swept the New York It was filler's third straight Dave Hamilton, in his first Ito) als 3.5, Angels 2-2 wi th 'em. Yankees 7.3 and 5-1 and Kansas relief appearance in the series start of the season, pitched sevHal Muflac and Fran Healy McAuliffe hit a tie-breaking City took two froni California 3- and for the third straight time en solid innings and Oak la nd i t (i(th-infflng t'ur •tn I tI)UbIe in the loth inning lhi( 2 and '-2. ltaltiitre's t tubill he couldn't check Boston, lie j'UncttI on the Twins for five McRae had a tie-breaking lifted the Boston fled Sox to a 4- at Cleveland was rained out. got a victory Friday although runs in the fifth inning to coast single in the ninth in the Royals' ') 3 victory over the Tigers Sun. "it feels strange, very tiltfirst batter he faced slugged to victory. first-gaiiw victory. day. strange," McAuliffe said about a Uiree-run homer. And he was Brewers 7-5, Yanks 3-1 Carl Yastrzemski and Rico playing against Detroit in Tiger the loser in relief Saturday. George Scott, Johnny Briggs There's Nothing l'etrocellj singled elf John fill- Stadium. He'd been with tWhite Sax 5, Rangers 4 Like and Don Money drove in two er before ,McAuliffe pulled a troit since 1961 but wanted to THE BEST Pat Kelly hit two-run hoer runs apiece in Milwaukee's double down the right field line return to his native New Eng- in a three-run th i rd Inning and ope ning-garr triumph, then to beat his teanmiates, land, so the Tigers dealt him to Ken Henderson and Ed Herr- rookie Kevin Kobel tossed General Elect r i c American . ' ID ns HONOLULU, Hawaii NEM When the World Football League was formed a team was stoked out for Hawaii. Each franchise cost $550,000 t$50,000 down 1). A miian , Comnmuitteil to the Hawaii Franchise suddenly reneged. At a league meeting, Dan Rogers, a one-time basketball coach who was recruiting financiers for the WFL, blurted out, "I'll buy it." Which meant he had to go out immediately and raise SO grand. That's when Sam Battistone, Jr., got into the act. He put together a group which bought 50 per cent of The Hawaiians. Chris Hemmneter, a wealthy Honolulu real estate developer, headed a local group which bought the remaining 50 per cent. Rogers was installed as general manager and his first - Super Horse Is Destroyed T'ei t e I HEAT PUMP Aeros Outlast Cougars WALL - a 2- Houston lead. the ___ - Your Hot Water Can Be Heated FREE I. __ _________ ___________ 1 some Third Planet Living Systems, Inc. ... - and Gutsy running • seven slender Jones, after Sporty 9 11 and air conditioning are also available options. alor . . as 4' League Leaders By The Associated Press American Lagu BAT TING (75 at bats) P JicIsc, Oak, 355, Carew, Mn, S McRae. KC. 359. PUNS- P Jacsc.n, Oak. 2 4. C,'r'.p.ner,. Oat. 33 RUNS RATTED IN- P Jackson. ( 10, 30. Burroughs. Tex, 29 HITS - Cai'ew. M'n.45. Pnj, KC, U DOUDL ES- Rado, Oak, 11, Healy. C. 10 TRIPjS Wh'Ie, NY. 1. Garcia, P,k.(, 3. Valentine. Cal, ) Rivers. c,,l. , o,,s, VC. J. Can'paner,s, (Mk. 3 "OME PUNS 0 Nettles, NY, IL ThrIfty I KC, fl. ' - )r-r.5ir%, Tc'a. SO National league P11,1 TINt, (IS at Oafsl in I decided to here," the 49ers' Kwalick, "because I like the people and the opportunity." come says "The players who come to us," adds Giddings, "they got to have little adventure as such. We give them good deals, tut the conservative guy won't make it go, and we don't want him. They all take the same risk for the future we take," If it doesn't figure financially at first, because of the limited seating and negligible television money, the owners aren't worried. There are tax benefits, admits Sam Battistone, Jr., In a sports franchise. And instead of iramediately pouring out $1 million to get a franchise, as Tampa had to do for entry into a "You can invest in blue chip stocks," says Kwalick. "Or you can take an exciting chance."-- t •. 1; - - - -• " - - 'a -, • ' '" i_----- ,•, . BySTIEVE CASEY The Herald Services we're in an age when three years ago. Gas has about Blackman has also heard the youngsters need someone to doubled. Food is way up. claims that too much emphasis idolize, to look up to," he said. "Our longest trip this year is is put on winning, lie doesn't Drugs Long hair and "I truly believe that in sports, the same as last year to San buy it not for a minute. autonomy for athletes, Tight for every Joe Narnath ty?e Francisco, Our charter flight "What is winning, other than sports budgets. Petty rules, there are 10 Hart Starrs who are this year will cost $6,000 inure." doing the best Job you can and Militant women, modest, humble and hardThis comes, hesaid, utatimne taking pride in your acThe winds of change have working." when women are demanding complishments? blown across the face of sports Those who go astray sadden bigger shares of the athletic since that day in 1942 when Bob him. Especially those who use budget. "People talk like it's immoral Blackman began his football drugs. That seems fair, he said, to want to win. coaching career at San Diego's "1 may be naive," he said, except that it strains already "If you were sick and an Naval Training Center. "but I don't think that's as inadequate sports funding. operation could save your life In a conversation with this prevalent in sports as some "In colleges today they no and you went looking for a soft-spoken man with a merry people think, longer speak of major sports surgeon, do you want to select a twinkle to the eye, a feeling "You'll hear some of the and minor sports. They speak of guy with a reputation as a good comes across that the changes revenue sports and nonrevenue lOSer?" • - ' - -. 7' - • -" - - .: - - - -- AND NEW GUN Ls SEMINOLE TURF CLUB I 1 have not all been for the worse, radical pro football players- there aren't many, but there are being cut down. but, still, on ba lance ,iIi FA Post Time 7:30 P.M. man doesn't want to be a loser Bob Blackman, now the are some who talk about all "All men are not creat ed Monday thru Saturda y when It comes to finding W. University of Illinois head the pills being taken." equal. If they are in a sport football talent. ) Most drug use, he said, football coach, is, In his own 5OWAYSTOWINt , , , where they bring in money, underplayed way, a voice legitimate wi th competently they travel first-class. If not, QUItdl(LA5-7Ip5T*% -' Among other recruiting Ptus and ethically prescribed drugs speaking up for tradition, THE 110 RONANZA stories, Blackman notes that they don't, . Eam t. so ml Psi face virtue, for old-fashioned values, be ing used to treat specific Oklahoma is in a bit of a wringer "If women can draw ' •'v' ' wiliAiii9 But then, his profession is not inJurls and illnesses. ~- :_ .. W Tr,I.'a hcaet ml trecS pays ii.-4 i -r same crowds as men) they with the National Collegiate Au "Foo t ba ll playe rs generally regarded as a hotbed banged should be expected to be trea ted Athletic Associa tion invol vi ng Q#11n4 around a bit, and proget t Pt I ba bly ta ke of radicalism, the same way. If th ey can't, alleged d octoring of a high •tln.tn i i Cass.tWrr Ills career collegiate head more drugs than the average they shouldn't," school transcript. coaching record of 163.69-8 and person." KAREN SMITH, 12, the only girl on her team, his current presidency of the if a player on his team were steals the ball in Sacramento, Calif. She's too American Football Coaches abusing drugs, Blackman said, good for an all-girl team is why she's playing Association attest to his "I'd feel the kid would have to boys' basketball. leadership in that profession. be dismissed from the squad. With other AFCA officers, You'd be doing the youngster an Blackman is on an off-season injustice if you did allow It." leapfrogging tour sponsored by The big problem in collegiate the Tea Council of the United sports ls not drugs but money, The Discount Department Store States, an organization he said. SChOOLS across the "'i dedicated to the principle that nation are facing a financial tea the kind you drink, not crunch brought on by ,1 the kind you smoke is good revenues and galloping exstuff. Over a thick steak and a penses. HONOLULU, Hawaii University of Utah for two cup of hot tea, he said American "On the road, recruiting, (SEA) As they say here, years and the linebacker kids need heroes, we've found motels are $7 a where the surf laps the strands, coach of the 4 9e rs the last six "There is no question but that night higher than they were The Hawaiians are season). "We wanted to get an "wikiwlki"(fa.st ) to create mo' NFL type of pro football team betta football team. in here. That's why we have Let's get it straight. They're gone for the experienced not the Honolulu Hawaiians or people, the topflight men like Islanders. They're THE Kwalick and 11111. Psi RACE -.1 M -isso Hawaiians. Because although "If the NFL came in with an em RACE - (i. MILE DASH) $550 Trot Claiming 11.000-mares 10 pci Pace C-I metropolitan Honolulu expansion team, they wouldn't allow I Miss Akec . 1 I Lord Kaser monopolizes the 50th state's beat the Houston Oilers," P Mont: 7 Ards Jock 6 ttarb.s I Cl'cktet A Jasperson 3 .1 M K:flQ population with 630,000 SUn. P Munti Kwalick and Hill, for in. I Oat.ond M 4 Oak Grove Don W Spr i ggs 2 ear c 30 COi rr ;.ra' 'e on drenched souls on Oahu, they stance, are supposed to have 1100 P. Hartule, S Sei'ãtor Mr S ser ngs Ot., ceriileø rrchancs *11 repia,..&' I Hghlar'd Pick S. Spri ggs 6 HIh vsma P Peters don't want to "boo boo" WX deals over three years. S Guy Vales ining 00 4 wheels tt#n 4 drums inspe ct, J. Larrabeg 7 Howard's Ct',eI (discombobulate) the Outer "The figures quoted for our AhOOS Cyl'ders repack Aheel bearings 6 Clever Prnce S SIC rties p cart •lsland.s people. sci masiercylincier. cfleck hy0aIc ln4' 7 ScOtlith signed NFL players are high lo VItO I Drayton bICC'd flyciratic system and ret 1 • Everybody's K Mihôr ys needed for sa Giddings flatly. "And we brakes and road test c des pt-i, ,t'i ZOOPSIa .1 Parkinson 7th RAC E I M $550 Lthoe for most Chevy a-xi Fs N" S Hawaii's first major league dicln'toferjakeScott(Miaml's AE IDukeof Woo P Pave PaceC.3 cvs rrparatIy pceu A $4 for soil-adsports venture, a team in the all-pro saety) a half million 1 Car'den To SC r -1 Julia0 r',p, eke. A;. 1 L uck y Murk Ind RACE embryonic World Football dollars like it was reported." I M ISSO League. flrc'ckport Boy I Udell Yet with players' lawyers and Pace Claiming $1,000-mares 10 pct. II Mct,iak 10 F- S:eketv Ironically, its main thrust for agents hoverng protectively allow Creek V. Nitholl W Spr'ggs S Speedy Tracer P Pavt'r existence erupted 5,000 milesaround their clients like brood : PrrceDesmond .1 Dvoracek 6 tutieN,b away the last weekend in hens, there has to be Li vast I (reneLyst M Hun,' P. Paver 7 5,,(lyjruture I 8.11 V Pick F Taylor M H'rne I Neebo March when Toronto's WFI, commitment of money. A( 1 Bay Stale 5 Easy Bert G Harrison entry, using a lure of more than Freight So far, admits Sam Bat- a 0 She4dn .1 Dagenas $3 million, enrolled a trio of tistone. Jr., the initial in. I Cool Hand Luke 8 J Huey AF 7 Captain I Crystal .1 Cc'rcn P-I WP'aIand Miami Dolphin stars for 1975 vestment in the earn has delivery, 5th RACE — I M 5400 to $3 million, And is sti ll 0 3rdRAC- IM - ISSO "ThesigningofI,arry Csonka, grow ing, Pacc'C 2 PMC 3 I Pfrtl', Way Paul Warfield and Jim Kllck I Mel Tom F Taylor %P, den Lew w Remember the name. Sam was like lifting a veil," rays T Crank i v.kys Germ I iost 1) Liourgeos P Gass Mike Giddings. Giddings Is the Battistone, Jr., is a major 3 ur get yT o nl e Mcjt'tyMoutl' A Darro HonOr Pey S Crown A Jasperson Director of Football for the reason there will be (irganuzd SI Scnorla H PtoIleps 6 I4ons Lad T VanDevt-ntc'r professional football in 6 Oshkosh Hawaiians, which also M Hunie 7 Bordner's Pr.e J Larrabee i cod N Brown .1 tie's the head coach, purveyor Honolulu by July to. Until Jan. 6 • Regal Hal H Whaylanu A A Mdantegna AF i V id I Ccx,le of talent and assessor of worth, of this year, Sam had no idea oAUUcaro P Cast' Bo S Serbes AU 7 Tandy s Jc, P P.,t'r Jr he'd ever be involved, lit. This is very important t, f - 2 H D Knight A Wilsoy Jr b cause in the wake of the remembers the date because e 9lt RACE — I M -5400 Toronto coup, die Hawai i ans that's when his youngest child 41h RACE $ M -AISSO 't I tIa,i A rurn 1 Trot C 3 have made soim, big WaVt IaS born. And that's when h e 7 v.ctory Rally T VanDeventer .i' cert.t.ecz 'c'.s.ona worthy of the Banzai Pipeline received a telephone call asking 1 FStone'gatr 1 I. htn,ng Wilt insta tht' cieluic tarp 0 Miss 0 Puqçi(et Shock absorbers at no est'a by luring from the NFL, so far, him if he'd like to get Ili on J M'dr'gr't Rodney R Munti P Werkheiser charge Slcks are guasanteedtor Panil Black 0 Sheldon .4 no- lleOreuon 11 established professional something which would be C Mercedes A See'msald the life of ync.s car as long as you F'ery Dares A Jasperson football player:. 'thce include called the World Football 6 Sac. D'ar'ond Parkinson J ow 'I Don? Oel,sy *Ofl 001 S Golden Do W yawl W C Brinkley 5flijij c,pr Ted Kwalick of the San League. tiJrPgfot,' YC4. 6 Rollick J Larrabee 7 Fla.try's Boy A Dandec cant all' to r?ss h's • I I D S'ca I Voguc-S Duchess Francisco 49ers, who may the I Sam, a big, handsome A Wley Jr S1?eIv tj' P Ourarcio P Perkins AF I 5heh'c,,:ade finest tight end in football, year-old guy who looks like he At ,'anche P,'tch C K,ilatha% "I 7 Ta(crs I arid Calvin 11111 of the Dallas ould be a No. I draft choice Cowboys, who was only two himself, had been looking 101h RACE 1 M 5550 51h RACE PM ISSO sands awa y (morn b irniiniI fnr •ttl. vrsiuic k.,. (' .(' (' til t, t'., r1(' .'arninv .u,wv—mvr 'V I" uuI race C aiming 11,11100-Mar5 io pc allow .-, ball Carrier in the National "I'd never considered football allow I 'leepy Tarry ) Parknsonl sprggs Footbal l Conference, and John because of the size tie., I I V.nts Prde c,ir',ity p ','Crkhe5Cr ,, () Liourocos G i llian), the leading PaSS money) of a franchise for the I celd Spr#rn I Iou:ouk' I My Che"e Devil receiver of Minnesota's Super NFL" M i-tome A Jasperson Armour 1,100 Sate mc, effect thc U this veekenci. Shock Absorbers £ errice Spermals not Available in Sanford, Kissimmee. Casselb,rry & So Orange Avg. 1 Tar Dapple A. Howl team. P Paver Jr S Rusty W'lLt'o Harrison C On the sriortsentrepreneuj'ial ''It's been like com'ege S Crntun Sacry Shine C Ford S Pay Rb.rn ),00 ladder, young Sam is sort of a oI&NIA5 /vsousin,u /*ItiOltlAOO/Ji,pIt,CI.y IOAV?CkAIt,4 /t*'s,OtD T VanDeverater 7 L 'j(ky Champ 'Iss*vi recruiting," Si ysGiddinga, who 7 Hello C !(alathas 'rI' ., .-t' Junior grade l.amar Hunt, A%I$ I flrd Crc,r. ,,,,,,, • rs ''N •'Pq. p je.r,n-y j at'cr p JI-Aa I't' t.a-rae •ra .''r .i . 1444 w's once the head coach at the - ii. L - - qr , - :, ' d SUPERSTAR OF HER TEAM i • ' ' : '' • - - - zae Everybody Working 'Vi/j Jç j //j Ic i' Football it playSnfe I and ave! - creeping - - - moving s Turf Club Entries 30,000 mile brake overhaul , :j. . -, ' j - ) '" ..' - : ',', f": Jcrn'e '. means Oatena's J - 1"' ----._ -_- 's • -- I . ~ - . -- - ;a % - an _____ __ _____ 00 too, _ - 1 Jas I / I 4 heavy duty shocks, life ime guarantee / / . rTctancs y , ______ _____ • - FORD &aron. All, I STOLEN BASES Brock. Sfl.fl, ( ;ç'j tOn, Pt-'I TCP-SIPIG ' 4 D!(i5tcjn5) OURIER At Selected Ford Dealers FORD DIVISION 91 eing It ." "." 1 i ,,' - -- - _. ---l . - . t • - - ,( Zy conipare ... you can't do better than a re! - Jasperson 4~ - - - __________ .' KEEPS ON WINNING Ty Cobb hOlds the highest UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. batting average, the most years AP) For the fourth straight leading the league in batting. year, Joe Paterno of Penn State ranks as the wmnningest major collegefootball coach in the nation. In eight years his Nittany ion have won 73 games, lost 11 13 and tied one for an .848 winThe Sports Shop ning percentage. SANFORD PLAZA grown - t4OME RUNS Wynn, LA. Il. Hekro, A ll SO "In 1975," says Coach dings, "we'll have a better' teaimm than any expansion team., If the NFL does come in here, they leave themselves open for an anti-trust suit." Evening Sky DOUBLES- Cocicepcinn, Cm. U. NY. 'O. The timetable toward football respectability is tight. By midMay the equipment will arrive. To save money, all purchasing ." 4 (.avvey, IA. ii TRIPI ES-A Olmycr, P9p 4, I) (att, Pf,, 3. Garr, All, 3 Cr'. 3. Russell, LA, 3 114^1s. SF, 3 . 1.000. 703 end Butch Veazey. - I RUNS Bond%. SF, 30 'sx,k 'il 9. Wynn, LA. 29 RUNS BATTED IN -- Wynn, LA it Gar v ey, LA, 29 HITS Cart, All. 14. R.Sni,th 'l. 15, Maddox, S., NY. 1 on the mainland at UC Riverside, with the league schedule of 20 games corn. mencing July 10. Only the Hawaiians, because of their isolation, will be allowed to play on Sunday afternoons Their games will be in Honolulu Stadium (capacity 23.SO01 until ' NFL, the W)"I team3 are7.1 investing in proven players. Communiques from the headquarters Penthouse A oil Keawe Street proclaim the sale of 15,000 season tickets already, at $80 for 10 games (the introductory rate i. Later, it'll be $9.50 per game. The "haole" (Hawaiian for gringo) coming in to check out Hawaii for professional football can get entranced by the ambience, lie's immediately whisked to a modern beach front hotel on the eastern (or Diamond Head) end of teeming Kalakaua Avenue, looking down on the surfers and bikinis of Waikiki in the sparkling sun. Here the coaches, already tanned, and prospective players are temporarily ensconced, ,.and are immediate big shots. !I the nammie - Training camp starts June - P SnOt puutfs. M . . 533, 3.17. STPIYEOUT5--5*vit, NY. 60, - •' . --- - '-f(, 377. Gross. i-fin, 365 most It's not like the Chicago Fin or the Philadelphia Bell or Southern California Sun, t sol - e other WFL entries. '111c I lawzijians will have 'the only game in town. The travelling cost it's 2,400 miles just to California doesn't dismay them. The WFI, cuts up all travel expenses equally arid centralizes arrangements. -- Ford Courier Decisions; ('Pecan, Del. Si, 5)). 363 G Prry. Cie. 4 I, 500, 175 TRiy.EOUTS N Ryan, Cal, 67. a common s - .. _____ it new tac.lity now under con. struction Is completed. .. Courier's spirited 1800-cc, engine gives you all the operating economies you'd expect from a 4-cylinder import. And theengine's5mainbearingg,,f0 rigidity and strength., are designed to help promote trouble-free service over the long haul. For more details on this gutsy little economy pickup.., and its little import price. see your Ford Dealer, jatkson, Oak. II, W.Plorlon, Des. r'ITCIiiplç, etab/e I s T: g Pit Is Financial, NJot ()rugs _______ ____ dark lost a that is done centrally through the league. The uniforms of all teams will have ide stripe on the helmet and a t'omniiion wide stripe on the sleeve. Stockings will be solid, 'l'eani colors, of course, will vary. The Hawaiians' colors are Island Brown, Sunset Gold and Royalty fled. They started to call it Kona Gold until they found out that was a local term for the highest grade of marijuana. name g 0 - TOt Ft-I Rt.5F, f, .rIp, Odk, 9 Footb all Ti C0I I e eFoo ball P roblem 1J the I * while. The only real rookie is Norris Weese, a rollout quarterback From Mississippi who was the fourth round draft choice of the Los Angeles Rams. "We've had the sueis," chortles Giddings, "signing Rain choices." You have to admire a guy who can generate excitement over grabbing a couple of kids from the University of California at Riverside (Frank Johnson and Derek Williams and Boise State (Don Hutt). Among other rookies will be Gary Baccus, a linebacker from Oklahoma, and Weese's batteryrnate at Ole Miss, tight time a - WEATHERTRON After Fall Crockett Conquers 9. 1 Im _____________ a - '1 i t act was to hire Mike Giddings as coach. They had been on the University of Southern California coaching staff at the same decade ago. For their organizational efforts, besides salaries, Rogers and Giddings will ac. cquire 15 per cent of the action over a period of three years. The big push now is to put together a team imnir-diatti,. Giddings already has assembled a full coaching staff, including such recognizable pro football figures as Matt Hazeltine and Billy Wilson, a pair of old 49er heroes. Already, 102 players have been signed for this season. The NFL veteran immediately available is Ron East, although there's a suspicion Ted Kwalick may jump In '74, too, It'll be strictly pickup football for a - former CALL. CHICAGO tAP) "The pen. but t hey were unable to slice Houston Coliseum, but this time PLUMBING & ally killers (lid the job for us," into 0 La rry Aeros were left homeless b) HEATING INC. DAIJ.AS API i:L :: .:i t v.10 this prestigious (cv. ycars unless he resis nOW said Coach Bill Dineen after his hale connected at 6:31 of the the same Peter Pan show. I07 S. Sanford 322-456 may be long to tnderchuld cvct. Ken Hosewall on the and then." -2 Ilouston Aeros blew a two-goal list period and less than three _________ Bjorn Borg of Sweden, but big first two WCT finals and Stan 'L Newcombe said he hopes his ______________________ lead and then came back on minutes later Gordon Limbos. John Newcombe capped a nine. Smiiitti of United States took five-year-cld son, Clint, will beFrank Hughes' tie-breaking .siere scored on power play for INGLEWOOD, Calif. (AP) month campaign Sunday to it last year. goal to defeat the Chicago Coo- the Houston lead. come as fine "a gentleman, prove he'c the current king of Unhappiness heaped upon gars 3-2 in the opening game of The Cougars managed to tie NeC)1IlbC, playing the f' sportsman and champion as tragedy doesn't come close to their World Hockey Association the contest on goals by Bob Bor .0 The 29-year-old mustachioed py-haired Borg For the first describing the kind of weekend playoff finals. Liddington and Don Gordon in time, said "I think it's obvious Newcombe. looking much like "It's a pleasure to see a Aaron U. Jones suffered "When we kept them from the third period, but Hughes' gunfighter wi th his duck walk that he's going to be one of the young man now who doesn't get through. -- * scoring in that second period unassisted goal at 15:48 broke eading players for many years. the big head with success," and features, overcame The Eugene, Ore., lumbe r and again stopped their power the tie and gave the Aeros a 1.0 All your household hot water heated free during dazzling start by the 17-year-old lie has certa inly achieved a lot Newcom,ibe said. "The re are so king, who invested nearly $2 play In the third period. I think edge in the best-of-seven series, at an early age." the air conditioning season. Call your air conmany voting sportsmen around million In Linda's Chief, Scandanavian sensation to capmade the difference," DiThe game drew a capacity ditloning service company for an estimate. (we the World Champions of Net, 'combe also offered Borg who get very big-headed at 17 potential super horse Saturday neeim said Sunday. crowd of 3,000 at the suburban Tennis 4-6, 6-3, 6-3, 6-2. liD? Recovery Unit Manufactured by fa therly advice, telling wi th a few wins. I don't know when the handsome 4-year-old The real test came In the see- Randhurst shopping center are011 Newcombe, who earned 950, the teen-ager: "I think there's a Borg that well but from what thoroughbred stumbled and fell ond peilod when Gordle Howe na which recently became the bs erve d 000, a diamong ring, a Cadillac, great danger of overplaying, I've o he appears not to over a railing at Hollywood drew a penalty at 6:50 and Paul "home" of the Cougars after and a fur coat for his wife on and I think because he's so good be big-headed ...I think he's a Park. An autopsy performed Popiel followed him into the they were displaced from the Mother's Day, said "Ni -leat 17 everyone wants him to pleasure to have around." Sunday showed that Linda's penalty box at 8:04 for elbowing International Amphitheatre by months ago I wanted to win this play every week If he's really Chief had susta ined a broken his brother, Jan PopIel. a Peter Pan production. I tournament) and become N'o. I situirt about it he'll just take a paycheck Berg, who won the biggest back and shattered pelvis. He This gave the Cougars a two. 830.0503 Longwood Actually, the current series of his life with the was paralyzed and the decision man now I've done it." month off now and then. He's $20 runrer-up prize, said, was made to have him humaneInuppinghisprtzemuony to got plenty of time. The way he,000 "Hewastoogoodformejlydestroyed, $174,0& for the year, New- hits the ball he's going t have a is no doubt he is the No, 1 tennis combe became the second Aus- lot of trouble with his arm in a player In the world." Jones had insured Linda's Chief for a reported $2 million. The accident came during the Ford Courier durability starts with a box-sect ion of the $54,700 Los An. frame reinforced with crossmembers, An geles Handicap. The next day, independent front suspension features big coil Jones' Miss Musket, one of the springs and a stabilizer bar. Long, wide rear springs nation's brightest 3-year-old .. .\i KNOXVIlLE 1',1j,have six leaves. Dual cylinder brakes ii.- mark, but 9.0 flat was Philadelphia Pioneers Club at fillies, showed the first I wanted it so badly,' said seemingly have2brakecyljndersaeaChWh unreachable-just the Torn Black Track Classic at weakness of her brief career by Ivory Crockett after as the four-minute mile was the The all-steel box is all-welded, And a losing the $33,300 Rafibird University of Tennessee, breaking the world record for lintil Bannister clocked 3:59.4 in Courier easily carries up to 1,400 lbs. fie i4on the 1969 and 1970 Stakes to rival Modus Vivendi. the 100-yard dash with a tiriw of May 1954. Miss of Musket, payload and people, who declined a Amateur Athletic Union IW 9.0, shaving a 10th of a second "It doesn't mean anything to yard titles, each with run in the Kentucky Derby, 93 off the old mark. be close to the record," the wound up fourth, her six-race "So many times I've run 9.1i %ear-.old computer marketing Tennessee track officials had winning string and tag of and got nothing for it, nothing," representative said. "And there been hoping for a record-break. "unbeaten" going down the The Courier pictured at right and 10 Crockett said Saturday. were so many gathered at 9.1 ing performance Saturday by drain, below sports a dress-up kit This time he got pleats. Crit. that even the record was get- their own standout freshman The Linda's Chief tragedy that includes such optional sprinter Reggie dtett became the Roger Ban- ting crowded, who had caine suddenly, Just features as stripes (in your the ulster of sprinting and now can "Chine to think of it, I fixed clocked 91 in trials. He finished start of the featured eighth choice 014 colors), wheel Play claim to the title of the tha t." second to Crockett with a time race, covers, mirrors and a rear step rail or bumper, world's fastest human, of 9.2. Crockett, a resident of There's also a popular bike-bar option (right). In 1963 Bob Hayes set the 100- na, Ill., and graduate ofSouthAnd a deluxe box cover option (not shown) has Crockett, a I50pound, 5-foot-7 yard record at .1. am since ern Iflin.)is University, set the native of flails, Tenn., said he tinted side windows. Automatic transmissions then several sprinters have tied record while representing the felt well throughout the race. 441- g Hawattans .WFL Monday, May 13, l974— 1 to fall, . ( 0 0 final A.J. - , 44 * 44 The Sanford Herald / I ' !'i .. ,' - - - I .. .• . . _- ' �j - immo -- Monday. 2A-- The Sanford Hera I -- - May 13, - .I - . - -S •_- --S - - - - 5-. '--- 5- --- ----. — -5'-.- - - .- - ---. —. -.-.---.-.-----.--- -- - ___ r_ _--- . ---..--..- - - - - -- - - Are Spro Bargains uting Up In Personals L nst Male. Silky te-r.-ior Tan & 'ilyCt gray with long heir 372 6685 6 Child Care IS At COlIOL A PROBLEM 104 YOUR FAMILY' AL ANON li ta.' let or friendS of problem (t yr further information (all 17) 4557 or vorde ,.rfclrd Al Anon rarity Group P 0 )t., "1 '.,ir'tØr1 Fl,i V'1010 t'.it'r - It tiq I' Iui I 'ru.y 3 1) 'oo-11 110 Stemper Realty 9 Good lhingsto Eat REALIOC MLS Seminole Orange 19195 French 377 ) 322 106 Eve 372 7374 A. utI I-kr- ?ci f-u_i-, 'op 11u_-.$t t.ii ii l f rt. i,(?.it,Ie% fr iii' - . art-ti irc'.ers for Holiday Hou. Prs?aurants Holiday Suppt r'-rar?rent No 5, 1741 0,; • ti'n, Road, 0.-t_ ,i i-id I 1.1 12720 32171 Per Day. Rated For Consecutive Insertions -- No Change IJIEDEST ()own No Cbs ng ('' Li,.', 1-.'. Costs Maintenance 8a.m. - 5:30p.m. Saturdays & Holidays 9a.m.- 12 Noon come see what has happened to my face! It looks like it belongs to an older person)" • SALESMEN. Day Before Publication %t.' ED' ii Apply it) r-''.Lti. AR T GRINDLES WHEEL RANCH Sanford Announcements 1-1 i-Cemelaries i - -Personals Call orie by from 9 to 6 days, fur interview 377 9979 6-Child Care RESTAURANT - Only one in Lake Mary Remodeled, newly fur shed 7 year t(.5%e w oplcrn on tiu.ljing Strategically located SSc-ndcrful opportunity at 56500 'ThI for in (k-a 9? 1 .i' torn-ia? 'o n 12? i7;-i I- Sf1MO PARKS 123 Bedroom Trailers & ApIs 2 Adult parks. 2 Family parks 3515 Hwy 17 92, Sanford 373 1930, Day, Wk Mo _ 32 Insulation installer needed Go- ri employment for ambitious men Fringe benefits Chauffeurs license reguirc(J. Good workers Only need apply. Apply 1011 Miller Drive. Altamonte Springs Off Charlotte St. S & K Warehouse 8-Eating Places 9 -Good Things to Eat 10-Do It Yourself 1 1-lnstrucions Part time mechanic Day or night Apply in person to SANFORD YELLOW CAB CO 20)5 Park Ave Travel & Recreation 13--Travel Agencies 14-Camping Resort; Employment li--Help Wanted 21-Situations Wanted JO -Apartments Rent Unfurnished Deltcna, rent or SaiC, 2 bdrm • 7 bath house, family room, air, hea, carpeting, d-sh*ather, disposal Contact M Unsw-orth Realty 323 1061 or 3730517 3] Houses 32-Houses Rent Unfurnished )]-Houses Rent Furnished For Rent 36-Resort Properly For Rent 1973 furniShed 1 bedroom Adults Security. SilO monthly plus etectnic 32)0172 APARTMENT HOMES * Unfurnished 1-n0 bedr oom mobile home on private property. furnished Adults. no pets. 323 51St * W/W Shag Carpet * Range-Refrigerator Hofets Cashier and Waitress Full or part time Apply Holiday Inn. Sanford * Clothes Washer- Dryer * Dishwasher. Disposal Trailer for rent Ic' Lake Mary Call 332 flU BOILER SERVICE MECHANIC Expanding boiler Sales I service company needs mechanic with c ,rs nl,n,mur'n i-ip on burners, u_r,n?p-Q15 & refectory COfTp'f'tt.e Pay. paid vacation (. prof.? Sharing program Right man can build a future here. Call Mr Wilson at 647 6837 for interview For Rent Wantcd to Rent Real Estate .1-Houses for Sale Home Lots For Rent 35 Mobile * Heated Pool -Farrns and Groves 6 -Income And Investment Property il Real Estate Wanted 31 Business Property FOR LEASE, deluiC I Br un For Rent f'jaished apt. Ar, ground floor. duplex Located in quiet exclusive Warehouse, shop. office From 7500' Sanford residential area Mature to 50.000' Reasonable New 5, adult(s) only No pets $150 372 ready, 1195 I 4 Industrial Park 321 0061 7 bedrcion, 1'; bath utilurnished Ki'(bCfl Duple., Central H A muipped 7115 Lake Ave San Houses for Sale 41 ford Merchandise - M,su-Ilaneous For Sale 51I---Houshold Goods Stereo SI-Garage Rummage Sales Power of Want Ads 55 -Boats & Marine Equipment $3.00 Per Hr. 7-Sports Equipment It you Qualty. full or part I me, da or evening Will train Not cx perienre necessary Permanent position with 9 yr old company See Mrs Py le. S?o9pm Monday thrOugh TFn,irsday for interIvIew Permanent Coating Inc 107 Conenrd Drive- (asseibe-ety A pp le, in prison Onhi' Se—Bicycles, 60 -Office Equipment And Supplies ot Building Materials $ LL ' I. T CA do 0~ 0 62-Lawn aivi Garden 63-Machinery and Tools i-EquipmCflt for Rent IS-Pets and Supplies 'ORTEP Hou%eIicp.rig Year 'rnvr'il v'nnp:oyment Company i-n.',.fs Apply in person. Holiday Inti of Af?amonte Springs 68--Horses - Livcto(k Qft! T RA INE E and Pcultry fti-i six r'unths %f,irci,itiIed 'a rnQ Earn S15,000 S35,000 a ,,'.if r n- aragcmrnf We will send vOfl t o School f two weeks cx pensec p4'd, train you in it-i.' field seIl,rsg and .erv.c.ng eSf&hiUttd #UOurtS. rl!afvfe potion. Car. bondable, 4mbitiou, . and 'ports fln.frd Complete a'Id f.o%pifafifli!.oP. niator n-edr,jl (itt for ,i-Ø..i-fl90"-fi! ((jLL[(T ICS ; e7af,1 68--Wznted to Duy 9-Stamps Coins AIA 1-5w.ap and Trade 71-Antiques 72 -AuctiOn Transpertat lOB 'S --Campers Travel Ira iLr; =5 - i:StU(1.dn needed I?P1Ui cr'i' -s'.a Can Iii 1961 Mun,.,i, ihru Fr.i1=x *4 t 0---Autos for Sale Sit -.-AviatiOfl - 117W First St 372 5611 NEWLY PAINTED Three bedroom. 1 bath, home with carpet Near town, 113,900. 1 Hartman Realty Inc. _____ , ____ REALTOR.$)0 1666 __________________ - - bedroom. I befIt home 2 years old Carpeted, central heat, corner l ot Payments. $151 Assume t'orlgage arid pay equity. no qualifying r Situations Wanted :Ie-a-. - . .n(itjd'i%q *indo*3,5.1111'nj. WNb 'n fiOrre anyt.rne experienced. young, tfrornq References. Own tar. 377 9C'9) Fern Park Realtor *347W ___________ - 'i,PIFORD Furnished SHADED SECLUSION P&onii fur n%7,,-cirfficiencc Phone 372 3750 iyp,j S.tnford fleaulfully ,i-it x ,- p' 1111-,- !.r-cjn.'i,ir t.n Pitth t '.UCI R,t .1 7 Pa'drrtor,i Adults rn Park Av(flu( MCeljb- Parl 2S4SPark Drive, 377 7161 -IA" hedroøm duplex furnishc-d apArtment 1770 OrIantlo Drive Sanford _____________ - _______ Two bcdrooit; fully furnished V.i'f% iiarage apartment 1165 plus utililies No (h.ldrni or I'f't% )77 1801 after 8 p '-.- t,mn.ily roan, and iriSide utility 'ciom large l.tnhl'fl, eICvj)tinnal tat-n nets (nlral heat 5, ratio. intercom Call Ron. Henderson. ASSOC $30 5500 after P'S 531030$ ', - _ LONGW000, LOWDOWN,) horni I' haiti Like new, car prIed. large family room Owner pays loing 523.500. $34 9)5) --5---- BROPI'P 3?? 7643 _____________________________ LIe new. 7 bedroom, famiv roan-i kitchen equipped. carpet, 517,500 Ph rn 7•7 Sanford Area LOW COW) rAMhr EXCELLENT FINANCING Miles North of Sanford afDqkand _________________________ - CITY FIRST TIME AD VERTISEDi REALTOR A55O(i,ltC John Mero has listed thi% completely furnished 2 story, 7brvroom, Pi bath condominium at 7306 Park Avenue After hours p*ione 371 0213 Before you buy anything be Sure you se-c fIts listing You'll be surprised! CITY FIRST TIME AD VERTISED? Ride by 7469 Pain- otto arid it you like what you tee from the- outside for 577.500 CIII REALTOR AttoCilte- Betty FIomni to arrange for you to in spect the Inter-or After 1'OurS phone 377 605.3 This home has 3 bedroomt and 5 Completely furnished it's rn evcell-nt con ci-? on' - WAS $28,500 Cailbart Real Estate NOW $26700 24 Hour Service Call 377 7491 ________________________ LAK [ViEW 3 bcdro.n 7 bath hone on large lot Suntanc,. Estates Excellent condition Price inc,uaes new drapes, carpet. - -AP4t- C)l'tl WHY PAY RENT -. Adul?t Plo petS 122 ', lii., " (1 •aif i ,r'- - three bcclroo,', one bath borne he; paneled family room, fenced yard PALACE GUARD on r ear se-nv-c,. i on?acl on Cie(ttiC, li,P h'r'g It VA approvedi t11 1M (.411 P,'P- x .,'o.,(j,'nn, Ass'. " -1' -U 1_wo lCI I he'Ørgon. apartment I urn,5b'Ø utilities turrt,jtic'cj, hIS -i PItCWW 177 1159 -5 o --- WFLI.KA APARTMENTS 111W_ Il5t -. - i - Roberts I I & Gilman 830- 5500 REALTORS 196W Lake Mary BIv'l 323 635) or 645 73)) WE TAKE TRADES with Fern Pm, on corner lot. Both feature all electric kitchens, central H A. shag carpeting & was vnyI. patios, double qa'.iui-'. -n a quiet Ottrn(t-ve r4, q?'b,rP • 'I Builder 617 111165 * ???? DID YOU KNOW... We have that porne you've i.een searching for? Sparkling lhree years new, 3 bedroom, Sunken paneled family room, carpets, garage, fenced yard, and Only $71.000 FHA! Don't delay, call Duane l'tardeSty, Assoc $315277 Re4tt't Lmqw.od ,.I 1111111" - I 3 7''0 7 p i CO sqnments welcome East of I Ion 1nP IS If you have anything to sell '"consig n. call STAN at 377 9719 INTERSTATE AUCTION . . Pmopq'r?y Iitruj h S. . City water and si:weragc (,od location 323 1859 ,iffec S P 16 Income and I. ' and all your nee-dsP - $34 7271 PLACE HOMES NORTH 553 Hwy. 1792. ',MiIetOuIh of Hwy 434, at Lake Kathryn Estates S'' ' Investment Property I PUBLIC AUCTION EVERY MONDAY NIGHT, Antiques, TVS, Miscellaneous, New and used furniture and appliances Plus special sales (watch ads) #. It option to buy sAuctiorleering Services t4'd,our'n 7 haIti. 2 story wth 7 sl-par.,'n ,l1',irmr' I- '!st)lSl'?? - COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE 'r' Buy. Sell, consign, appraise, or special sales Out Of anything of value 1200 French Ave. 323 7340 Sanford, Fla. 372 7435 21 1 1 1 1 1 1 , bedroom home for as little down as IwMkcLg1t Farmer's Home Ir aq. IJ a ( Ill, - - Golf Clubs-Wilson X31 I woods. 9 .rons, putter, bag and pull earl 3220314 SURPLUS SALE- Kitchen cabInets and used appliances May 14, 1971, 9 30 a m to) 00 p m First come. f'rst served Sale will be held at the Sanford Airport, Bldg 337. L Administration Assistance plan. SPRING WOOD VILLAGE Air Conditioning RROflDA i, , 4v HOES Short Term Lease WHOA Don't throwawavusetulidle 'ems Sell them quickly with a Herald Want Ad by calling 317 2611 and itsl rig for a tnt'ni', 1111' Vol, LIST YOUR HOME IN ADD'IIOPIS, BLOCK, WORK Carpentry &CCrete Work PHONE 323 1751 ;,ArutQs skin? rig c,llrrorl screen er-C iSu't'S nescrieri rig 173 .1675 - Don't needsl Serve a useful pvrPOSe again when you Sell them nIh a cIass,fied ad from the Sanford Herald Call us today! Don't delay' Just dial 322 7611 or 831 9993 To place your low cost want ad Reduce YCUt electric bill wIfl't complete ceiling 8 wall insulation Free eStimates AiPiton insulation 191)1175'5711' Results M L S (MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE) Beauty Care __________ v C STENSTROM REALTY 2565 PARK DRIVE 1O%LR S BEAUTY SALON Itormerly Merritt's Beauty P400k) 519 ( Pine, 372 5717 Lawn SANFORD Carpentry Service is w-tb low (Olt classified old , ffiviw HOMES OF DISTINCTION S JACPSOPI S ((RAMICS Supplfl, kiln dealer 00 5 r is'i1 & Sunday 322 7921 Yet Away From the Crowdi - you can tt,e.11 classified ad for fast ci,tssif'edlS Check results By Glass.Mh'rOrJ 11 I Monies everyday ti. 0(00 LOCATION t If I TflLJfln lrx 0 7 ,71 W. 25th - (Iced Fern's Equipment will Sell fast . r and with a Ctessif 327 6lI -i,r f)I '1W) I Call for Appontment 322.3103 — liiiI L'° Thu .'."" LP',ICI., ______ -i_ i slump grinding. licensed. bOncied P'Su_,rc(t fiD 5747 ot t' OlNYS TRUC K S 'D '- sr- ' T ,i' ' s (1.I I ,ear 173 5310 ,tnil . ----- Upholstery . , l- . - . WASHER y .51115 DRILLED PUMPS '-,t'RINtu_LER SYSTEMS All I,pç%afldsitf'S .'.e repa.r and Service 1 lNE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO - I , ,•. 1" -.. Iikm1J Th 111111111111 1111 1 Trucks and Trailers 1969 Chevrolet C 10 pcI up, lonq ux'u, aulonidic, iØw milCa0e. new brakes, new water pomp, $1700 firm 323 5670 1963 Ford Pick cci Good Condt on. t4',3 Pl,f,rc 771 2547 P-.JClMt' QUALITY FENCING ''' '''j '"''' ' ' 45 Ford pickup Truck Good con t'-tor, 1600 1720104 alter 3 p r-n i Fherqlats VW Dune Buggy speed, rues, fires. inspect sticker, road felled. 5; SHELLEY USED CARS, 1 French Ave. 3237960 1971 Station Vega Wa., ,,u?omatic, blue with bled 'c cm, read-p to hu / at 11,;s Paul at 322 1651 or 6445011 Di' - — - - 7I04EVIE6' SHORT BED ,, ton Special 57995 CallSAS3223191tat206 - - For complete motor home sales and service, Stop by' Autos for Sale 1973 VW Beetle, '. r cord !'itned, 1 speed. AM rado. 19.000 mile'S Red with black riternor 1?693 Call Don Pope a? 322 1851 or 544 5011 D'aler 1972 Pinto. 7 door Sedan. 14,000 miles, metalliC green with green deluxe interior, I Speed, header pipt$ chrome wheels, and wide tre Immaculate Reduced 1100 for quick sale A fantastic buy at 11895 Cell Pete at 577 1651 or 64-1 5011 Dealer - Repossessed— Assume Payments AM FM radio, Garrard record Tape and player, S track psychedelic lights built into a beautiful Spanish bar, Assume payments Ph 617 1577 for tree home trial Hallmark. 1755 WFairbankS, Winter Park. Lost pets are usually found fast with A low cost cl?.sified ad in th Sanford Herald Dial 322 2611 or 131 9995 OPEN SATURDAYS IIERII'S - r V SERVICE 55 373 1731 Boats Marine Equipment 1971 13' Malibu fiberglass. '73 70 hp Johnson, tilt trailer, many extras Like new. $1050. 327 7775 16' Larson, 90 HP Evinrude. tilt trailer. 11150 323-5518. 4. small classified ad brings big returns Try one and see Call 312 7611 or $31 9993 ROBSON MARINE 2927 Hwy 1792 322 3961 1971 16' Seabneete wit?'. tritIer 197.1 75 hp Chrysler motor has only 10 "rs in water 52500 322 7045 alto" V 35 HP Pontoon Boat, 71;' x IS' Chrysler electric start motor. Atwood Trailer All perfect con ditlon. 51100 373 141 ', Bicycles 58 Bikes, Bikes, Bikes All sites and modelS, 10 speeds, S speeds ,tni %t,jrdtt I b ky-s now ,i.-arlaht at F-re-stnr,-' Store Cab 3220244 61 Building Materials - New Bricks $100 for 1,000 Call Glayds Cornett at 372 5433 8 5 or 319 5475 after 7 Lawn and Garden 67 NELSON FLORIDA ROSES 601 Celery Ave Sant"d - A • ,'. Cub Cadet Lawn Mower wth plow, disc, & blade 5100 377 0314. , 21 5.000 11111 C,[, 599 4000 IITU. GE , 565 Call Steve, 322-2824 Used krtct'cn (itbinCt5 7 base and nitlI Includes double 5irtk And fittings Formica top Make offer 377 0215 MOVING SALE-furniture. ap pI'ances & miscellaneous Call 373 0772 C ,%tonu_ built t'fe(tnic drivel In stalled on your adult tricycle Normal peddling speeds to help up bill and long rides 377 5751 PINEY WOODS BARN We buy furniture and misc Sell for Consignment 75 PCI Free pickups Auction Saturday at 7 pm Sanford 327 7270 Citrus I,om 5394-orange t,-e8, tangerines. lemons. lime trees, etc Lpw overhead prices Drive a li?lfe'& save a lot-Oviedo Nursery 5. Bird Farm. SR 119 -7 ml N of Cl. -No 365 6591- CloSed Sundays 64 Equipment for Rent Rent Blue Lustre Electric, erpct Shampooer for only $1 per day CARROLL'S FURNITURE Pets and Supplies 65 Miniature Dachshunds, AKC $50 Animal Haven Grooming 5 Boarding KennelS 312 $752 Bird Dc'g Ptjpp'es. $70 each Call after S p ell 377 9773 Shetland Sheep dotS. AK(. tharupion sired, excellent fan-ely pets. 5IO05t7 ;.; ;;;; Household Goods Singer** In %iWiflQ C4bifltt, repossessed Singers t,i'sf model, winds bobbin in machine F ully automatic Pay balance o I'S or 10 plymentt of 55 1973 Singer Zig-Zag Dr op 'n bobbin. z'g tag and I needle position Like now cOndition, sold new for US, balance of $45 cast' or S pay mt-nfs of 110 New warranty. (.111 (rtlil 'rpt SANFORD SEWING CENTER. 337 A East lit St .Sanford 377 Sill Eves 56$ 1146 Queen Anne Sccreta'y Desk, priced to toll Wayne'S Quality New & Used Furniture 1.100 t tenth 373 *110 VAerente Pr ABLE RENT ALL, with the best equipment to serve you 1016 5 French Ave , Sanford 321 1310 Horses 66 ltrred.ng at Is (use 3 yr old neqStered Appaloosa for stud Service. Phone 345 5)95 atter 6 30 67-A Feed JIM DANDY FEEDS BUY DIRECT FROM OXCAP C'i-orniley tI' 18 32) 47 11 68 Wanted 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. Experience the satisfaction of finding great bargains, such as a better car, a larger home or apartment, or any of the wide variety of things offered in Classified. And it can be a profitable experience 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. to Buy hunt ORIENTAl RUGS WANTtU too pries pad, used. any CoiJ,liu. 8,11 $176 Winter Perk C, F Television. 0400 n'odel 111010 32? CASH 322 1132 'or used furniture. appliances toolS. ell. (by I of 1001 iti'nS Larry '. 7,t,,rl 215 untcir'l Ave Iir 'T L - 1963 Fu'd Galasie, 6 cyl .aIr thc. CIT 60 Scat Trac. Slot r Crirorines 5 speed on floor 373 3-571 '* .Stereo Bare * 11135 Sanford - -- HO SANFOIPD REC VEE SERViCE 7)11W 1st St 37) 4711 1973 red Opel Rally. Radio, heater. I speed transmission 322 9515 at'6 p.m ''" RANGE lit _________________ TV.Qt4in.ctcsron Duly (,L $125 77 1% estinuhr'ijse 1') Swap and Trade 19 at 377 1651 or 611 5011 Dealer a ope Woodruff s Farm & Garden Center (.01 DEN TOUCHN SEW JOYCE .VI- LL. DRILLINGS pumpS. sprinklers Nater conditioners, 372 4610 Pest Control c's '' - ** .im'd iamrler - _______ _, ',i',', WeU Dnlling AAA PAINT 1110 and paper Pn.an.;intg, commercial or residential, 91 3 tradesman, guaranteed rnater,1115 fld workmanship F nec c6n SultitfOn and ttrn',it'r,q 67% 23)1 - ,, I 95 $ ing -. ,, - - finest Need painting done' For the finest i n painting work call 55,i Pant Co 323 5035. Licensed & Bonded is111 I:11 [' II -- .iii'',',i ART BROWN Pt- ST CONTROL 2562 Park Drive 22 $16; , - i-J yrS C' ACE DI CCA TOPS 'u_f' F nv-i' p (i,il), delivery ______ -5 niechern i cal I- or Inc-i' , ,, , v,i' 109 1 , •' i Sanford, Fla. -5---- - I I Tree Service Painting 5[t-IKARIK GLASS 5, PA Ili 1 Co1 710MngnoIic Ave 1 me Z 5[,'.IPIG MACHINE REPAIRS ,-v'5, (cmli' 8 'es-dental 5' ct- act P c'.'cl 1' 0 I1i 2105. 1 .t t1,'.t'y 32? 3770 .51 LI. DO YOUR PAINT It-IC, trh boo small Pt'. 371 $579 r 123 1759 ,It!er 4, Ceram •ics Close to Everything,.. Pi-Ireci er yOung people. bedroOm. I bath, family noon, ter'ced yard. - '-,-r..u_ Plumbing stopped up pçwrr mower won I 'u_t,irl" (,i i the %rnyi( nevl from l,1ss.t'm- d 135 9dq - Truck Rentals flep,tndtt'lti 15 IS Cu it OF F rosttnee $718 17 17 ci' if WeStinghouse Frost Free with lct'niaker. 5799 ii 17 cu It., Westinghouse Frostfree with lcemaker, 1197 19 Id Cu IT WeStinghc.use, $175 70 17u ft. &E. St) 14 installed 8 ',rryr(i'd Pr tJi'nI,ti & to" ,-rr -ti C nc,- I s "'ate'. I. IPh 11,1,1 ION p. 3,'? 1,117 v-St nr.,U's REFRIGERATORS AIR CONDITIONERS SewingMachines Movers - '"'CO i rue ii . Price includes all''' 1)1 0831 ACREAGE, INDUSTRIAL APIG RESIDENTIAL Larg. Wooded Lots Paved Streets Sewers *Street Lights S Sidewalks 122 35*0 37) 1283 ____________________________ t'ç-rwt, Cll lire I,' (.1 Corn ponent Stereo 175 __ hiir the t.ne'?t iirrc,tra'on rI rne?itI On(r('te ?u_ (iiii II 1. 1 1 tee Es? 5print icr St "m'" I cal 8 diStant n0vim3 - STEREO ,'l tIc,'.-, Sandblasting For ?hitt CARE LAWN profess'onally maintained IOi-b call RALPH. Carpet Cleaning __ - LawnSprinklers Host in 'he way? Sell it fail and easy - Thompson's Roofing, Build up 8 Shingles Licensed, Bonded, in Sured Free estimate Work o. tritrPeri tin 0 d 5'y' T rus' 77) _--_--- _________________ 11 11" Sears. as A. 110 II fl' (urtiS Maths Console, 519 15 All types free estimates Licensed. Bonded. Insured Plo Obligation Russ Swithenbank $34 3271 - Carpentry, Remodeling. Additions, Custom Work Free Estimates Licensed Bonoed 323 6035 BLACK & WHITE TVs *EXPERT ROCIFINGla Tred nt p-c;' 5rm CI' (all Lawn Care Spit.,ulsts Cunnnc'-itI Residential Free Est 322 7267 ___________________ -- Roofing MID FLORIDA LAWN SERVI I VINCFUTS (APPEPITRY NO 1011 IS TOO SMALL Cus'i-mn ' lr'!en01 Trim. PneIin9, Pesdentlal or Comn,ieccial. Call It Carpentry No lob too small lre• est 323 7721, 373 0616 LenWd 5. Bonded 32)5677---11101 1 01 CLrAN U & Put a c lassified ad to work for you c lb .t' T 4.. I I 1-iC. P54 323 ?'74 today Call 322 7611 or 8319993 — IN I 73" GE Oak Console, 5399 7 71" GE Walnut Console. 1299 1 25" GE Med Console, 5399 1 73" Admiral Walnut Console, $150 S 71" GE Walnut Console, $299 6 "1" 7nith Walnut Console, 1396 7 25" '73 Model Zenith, 5457 $ 73" GE Walnut Console. $347 9 23" GE Walnut Console, $321 tO 19' Zenith Portable, with stand, 5377 II 1$" Zenith Portable with Stand, 1180 17 16' Zenith Portable, 1265 - - There nv-yen was ,i teller 'me man mn to use it CiitSSh, ttJ ccl in the 4r ,,ld Stop niak nci 5,.nIrt -' '.( ,a'', D,it 32,' 7811 'it 11)1 VV9) 9 SPRING CLEANING "lmpac" Wash & Spra Kleei-i Exterior alts. eaves, patio, walvs I, ,,it D.,,'.rir,a.. m,iilp.& tunirt', r)-id clobbe rsw'?srs& webS 372 039? LEACH ALUMINUM. Ph. 322-261 ] CALL 322.2420 ANYTIME NO LONGER USED CAMPING GEAR IS IN DEMAND SELL IT NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD ---- ".A/ant ,Ads B ring EXTERIOR Make today classified .ad day, Place P RESSURE CLEANING PR one, to buy. sell or rent Call 321 FboorWall _rIg.Wnciow,s3730565 1611 o r 5319993 628-2162 Ce) Pressure Cleaning - Full I'flCGE Appliances Sanford Elertnic Company 7527 Park Drive. 377 15-62 j or COLOR TVs PET RUST INN Bcard'ng 8. Groom.i-ng Ph 372 1057. BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVEMENTS Small Jobs Wanted 327 1))0. '1 alt' P,Sarv ' ApØan:es 831.4039 Used & Repo Specials PetCare Improvements Caninv,, Kitchen Bathroom Courter tops. Snls Installation n=,ciIabIe Mud (aPe'??, 77"? $017 Advisor inc. S Peti Cs.si.red Home central Plea' 8 Air Conditioning. ron f -r-, estimates, call Carl Harris, at SEAR'. in Sanford 377 till rh Furn. & Unfurn. 77,000 ETU Air Conditioner 5130 6618-461 after 6 A Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You! __________ 377 1651 Close out on all Gibson freezers S to choose from Priced Rigtnt! DcO'. ;pç,bances. 372 7651 Sanford Auction '*' 10 - ------- - Yuj mr-ill-? riot be a firrr,'-r hiil ,',' TP,',Dl, lii r,; f ,r . re bcioirirj for.ij,ii value''' 862 $056 -KIRBY VACUUM Sales & Serviceis Campers For tree home presentation Travel Trailers without obligation, cell 371 8310 - Hon-incPlanning on a fix up vacation' Shop P.',otor Iitiiipi1 A,II for paint I,irnhi'-q r..il 0..•,, of WILSON MAR FURNITURE buy sell trade 3)1 31St First St 377-5477 seeral one month's rent under the ____ .irrners find great bargains in equipment in the classified ads 'j See us regarding your eligibility to purchase a new 3 A 373 $ lFi - - , from £wedce (.) -L_ 9rtcat!y cc-:. 12 Cu II Avxacio Tappan refrigerator, %9S 373 7532 __________________________ floqen Challenger Public Address System Amplifier, 7$ OHM 17" -- have a hot weather sale' Sell Custom Speakers. Hand Mike Don't needs fast Wifh it cl,lssi't'd Table Top Stand for Mike $10 in the Sanford I-li nab-i JuSI rl,tl tke5 all Pt-i 323111117. 377 761% or 831 99'?) Mobile Home Bank Repossessions _____________________________ $31 7323 Dealer 1510 choose LOPIOW000 NEW HOMES 71. pt financing 529)7000Tritiler 17 i67' $)000 equity and Fritnb In Retrnsn'tjr, Assoc lrc take over pitynrents 377 1.117 PIALTORSAn 51143 5Th 1617 WE WILL HELP YOU IT YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL 1PAI.TOR Wholes-ale cost plus 520(1 inO,dClS to choose from ________________________________ -- FACTORY CLOSE-OUT SALE Two bedroom, 1 beth, CB Fla room, carport By owner Phone 3729211 alter 5 C3W First St 3731061 or 37 0517 HALL REALTY BROKERS The Time Tetc,'ci I mm OtyS 322 6123 P4ight 37? S12 ,, NO DOWN PAYMENT PINECREST C?XCLUSIVE i5ftr,c,vo 3 beor oom, I bat, P4cc sn.ct' corner lOt A real bargain at 1?&300 ()r'vc b-, 100* Woodland Or Call ST. JOHN'S REALTY CO. . 0 MOONEY APPLIANCES, 37] p497 . PUBLIC AUCTION. THREE ACRES on a beautiful lake ,qr, "IedricSdity -Ath an older tranin,' hoito To buy and Sell q'?d or Silver cornS. contact us first We also by1' bulk silver coins SEMINOLE COIN ((tITER. 109 'N 1St 323 435? R. parts, serv iCC, used machines, PtiitcO Ford air conditloner.l yes , 17,000 BTU Good condition Best offer Call Gladys Cornell 372 51)3 5 to S or '19 475 after , Stamps-Coins 69 1971 Super Beetle, automatic slick shift, air, AM radio, low mileage. real nice car 57095 Call D':ri Ut.8 Conic?. I speed, 126 cc-vt t-srvm r'io?Or, 5500 373 1514 ati",,rekdays Motorcycle' Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 3733166 ____________________ Appliances - For Sale - I' I..P1I PIIP4TEYACRES on Ii, near in terchange, high ground, wooded lake frontage - FORREST GREENE INC. Miscellaneous ____________________ MAITLAND FLEA MART a___ -industrial ''.m r!YVy IF vi upen ai a. sun rropm'rty ',i''ier,Il hu,ldn,', ii rual'. 3 II ',i.'i 1 ri-i-? t. I t for heavy industry JOHNNY WALKER REALTY. INC RETIREES DRL.M- Repo tP7) 776157 after S 322 7124 Villager, 2 bdrm Se-f UP on lakefrm-x-i? lt 'TitIrC'.'er o,syr'n"'?s. Deflary-at Constance & AInmo 2 or pay off tu,titl)(i Ph 121 01 Quality bull homes 7 BR,. 7 B Dealer Split plan, huge walk in close's, S.Ii ,. oo -ves Ai. lftr , *. .31 (Of4V(P1I(P4T LOCATION- Newly renovated. 3 bedroom. It: bath kitchen equipped, central heal 1 air. 5I,00O - I.1P I V IflPl L. Jim Hunt Realty REAL TOP 322 2118 1' See to appreciate 3 bedroom, After tirs 122 si;'i bath Paneled family noon. 377 3991 ,)rIl 322 Established neighborhood _____ ______________ 120.000 ag..1.l,. 11 IVSVUIiI.' flUIIIL'S - 1,0 I OUR ACRE GROVE- Paved road frontage, 116.500 with good terms Area 4 -- ;d5-formobile tome Fenced. wilt-i electric and city water 10 (anal ocess to St Johns Pi',,-r - MM f I 1010W FAIRBANKS AVENUE 1)001 440 )4$ 11*11 734 .flI Lots and Acreage _________________ -,'.ATERFPOP4T LOTS HIJF FMAPI REALTY Al Pell, Jenny Clark. Assoc 1177 159$ or 377 $153 c?ire and retrger,strnr 'ReALTORS See JOHN kRl1R. ASSCC W Garnett White. Real Estate Broker, 107 W Commercla, Sanford, 372 7351 13 EVEREST _________________________ _0 , I AK MARY-- Walk to elenientar, 'I' Ifj Three hvdr oon's, .= baths. new Shiny vinyl in kiRhem and dining Paneling n family ni'n'ni 71' above urounhl 11101 erced yard 571,500 ___ Sate Let one of our friendly ad visors help you word your cla ss ified ad Call 337 3611 or 131 9993. Motorcycles 18 Autos For 1971 VW Beetle, marina blue with black interior. I speed and radio low mileage- a real nice car Priced for irrnied;itte s-ale. $1595 Call Paul at 3271651 or 64.4 5314 Dealer Abandoned, unwanted j unk cars hauled away Your cost. $10 Orlando, 79S6194 anytime -5-- REDUCED ! ! 80. Auto Repairs Parts-Accessories Junk Cars Removed Ii WINTER SPRINGS, 3 bedroom. I bath, carpeted Enclosed qaraqe, We will pay quick Lath 'for you, central a h $71.000 51050 dcr,'.'n equity Call Larry Sxor. $161 II per mo or. mortgage REALTOR or Jerry Emerson balance KUIP REALTY. 322 or hi TtI A.., fl. er 4))) -----Gilrr.' 'X TO C,r,IraI Water Ci-nlrat Si*rc Pav e d Roads Undirgsev.s tt Utilities Clubhowle - Pool F thI.' Dock Tennis Court Picnic .',s Boat Ramp Sfr,,t Li9ti MOSS I E BAT EMAN 1.4 and SR 434 834-3363 Cut de sac. 3 or 4 bedroom, 7 bath. In ily rOoIIr, large workshop, CCIV l&ndscaped. $37 500 - --------- - ADULTS - NO PC IS 116W 2nd RIVER FRONT AND RIVER ACCESS I4OMES1TIS M. Unsworth Realty Apartments Rent - RIVER Till We Succeed. " ,'IilI purchase first or Second mortgages In any Condition, __ Sc,uthc-,is?ern Acceptance Con Ix-iratoon 821 1523 I. p,-srtil-t-c.I Oh - - All *4,11 - 322w2617 12 Volt Batterietlll-9S REEL'S BODY SHOP 1109 Sanford Avenue NEED TO SELL FAST JOHN SAULS AGENCY Eve 37)0455 Days 322 7171 ASSOCIATE BROKER REALTOR - Li, 1y14 — ,JA ,vionaay,Ivlay , Sionsom Beautiful home. 7; lots. orange frees, 3 bedroom, fireplace, carpeted, central 4Iir & heat, fltvi root Close to Schools & hospital By owner 537,500 210 Vir gina Ave 372 4195, 373 7146 -, 7% INTEREST MORTGAGE CLIFF JORDAN Art Only $600 clown, Washington Oaks,) bi'droom, )t baths. 709 Terry 1 .me Monthly terms 67 It?) Winter Park - Boat inthe way? Sell ll lost ancleasy with a low cost classified ad! 5, prt interest, if you earn between 16500 512)00 annually, you may Qualify for a 3 or 4 bedroom home in a rj'aI area • "We Don ' t Stop twobedrooms. I bath, wall 10 wall carpeting, drapes c en tral heitt and air Fully "gupped witti dish 'washer Call Mrs Rutherford 323 - 5-- - SANFORD- A very well inn structe-d Port-ic In Choice Mayf,s.r section Lifetime asbestos ron' Three bedrooms, two baths, en Closed front arid back pOrch-s Deep well and sprinkler systen (IEAUTI FIll frees ( t S-7 ?" on Street x 13 5 (,.Il rni,,s. taeocsJ by 16 - - ________ THE BORN LOSER P40 QUALIFYIPIG home, central heat and air, kit ('quipped, i ctnCn completely Spiintt Style Call alter 1 30 week days, all day St & Sun 831 6673 SANFORD REALTY 25-11 S French Ave Days 1172 7712 COP BUTT REAL ESTATE REALTOR DeBary 6651791 _______ I 'vaiv. aiv ai Deltona area, new 3 bedroom, 7 bath 4L I ON(.iS000 516.500 full price 7 bdrrn homC with wooded Iocaton (i'ntrit' ,t.r ,irr) P-cat. ,,i'd puc..rt. -,,u_-j--. ,s5o to ,,4' I ivi -- 'Sanford'S Sales Leader' Your Multiple Listing Agency Elmer Bakalla. Inc. - s.ua -1. - Only 10 mInuteS from Sanford and Orlando. Efficiencies, I & 7 bdrm, Townfiout, from Ills Realty, 377 1)01 2610 Hiawatha Ave. at 1792 Al Call 322.2420 Anytime "Stop tim!" GENEVA GARDEN -t.PAITMfPdTS lSOSW 75th St Sfurl-O, I 7. J bedroom .spart f' 0fl15 Carpeting, drapes. lUMen i-ppi'd pool and Iaudranial 2090 31 Houses for Sale -- - - FRANKLIN ARMS APTS =5 -- 7-Motorcy o G -Truci's and Trailers BALL REALTY i b-Auto Repairs Parts - AccssorseS ' Juilk Cars Rmoi.ed Salary ttlfrl 1 8. 7 Bdrm ApIS Central heat 8 air. Fi'l Adult, . 1170 Florida Ave 173 6650 PROMOTIONS 6-Camping Equipment IIOOE 75th St 372 MSS .pts (at in to t(Pnt-x's, trust 11(t' -'Ic .qerafor. dishwasher. -:r.nptiM, shag carpet iou, fan'nitt ru's . fireplace Only 6 apes cr's cry .n a Spanish 'curtitrd settinni CIP fleautif,ca?,nn Añard winner Adults 7015 Sanford Ave P.'r-idt'l Open 17 s p M - TELEPHONE 59-Musical Merchandise Ila\ I J UP tOt)'..- • ru_r I .ini 2 i I1,14 s Part t.mt' or full time 3 II 'nd 117 Shill Apply in person L,thcv.Pw Nurs'ng Center, 919 F 2nd 51 5,,rford 57-Appliances TAFFER REALTY Sevilla Gardens ill, CIRCULATION DISTRICT MANAGER P=icaround -ri boy rou te and r' r.-r-?Ot route managmcn? di-s,rei '.iary plus *CtSIv car expense-s .itI 377 7611 to arrange for ap r'!mn? Power Has The 41 i - fl 7170 Electronics Technic Ian Experienced lroubteshootinn, repafr, test and •diusting dig-tat n Oduiar and power suppl e cr-ford arc,i, 117) 7SOO Buy... Nothing Font bedroom home on corner lot, with trees. Near school. Good terms 521,900. Realty s , IS-Resort Property For Sale . P4cc three bedroom, 1", bath, carpeted home. Good garden SOil, in rear. 521.500 - - 23-Lots and Acreage .53--TV Radio BEAUTIFUL LOCATION Stenstrom Space available in Mull Park. 1. GREGORY MOBILE IICMES 500 French Ave . Sanford 37) 5700 FROM%175 113W AIRPORT BLVD u.p1IORD FLA Bored Hou5e*ife! Let Sarat. Ceventry help make new friends Earn $30 $60 wk . pus? 4$ I-irs No .nyesfmcr,f. C011cting or delivering Call 323 7791 after 6 ;2-Mobile Homes Services. Good high ground. Zoned agriculture. $3.000 per acre Payton Enjoy beautiful Wekiva River by ,enlincz a mobile home No aicohol, no pelt Camp Seminole 372 1170. * 1- 2 Bedroom i7-Business Property Needed 3 bedroom home on II ares. 6 dcret Citrus Many extras For in formation call For couple who losiC to watch children play. *16.900. Mobile Homes Rent 34 Everyone reed hOseh3!d Cleaning Products Mate SICt) a week servicing your neighborhood $34 16511 oll or condutoning duct mechanic and service mechanic wanted Plenty of work and good pay. Gulf Air, Inc.. M933l. 35-Mobile Home Lots To Find 5 ACRES * Recreational Building 31----Mobile Homes Rent To 510.900. FIREPLACE Rent Furnished Lake Mary. 2 bedrOom, responsible couple only, no children or pets References 5150 plus deposit, 372 - 11I -Apartments Rent Fur rnshed Power f with 0 t.-øI;ng ex perieflce CloSe t-jlrcncc grin dIng, and polishing required Apply in per son to Paragon Wire & Cable Slate Rd 431, Longw ood Industrial Park. 53) $353 Rentals One Bedroom, kitchen equipped No Pc?s 105W 111h St . Sanford SandlewoW (.ltj II 29-Rooms for Rent ToSeU. — Houses for Sate RETIREMENT HOME Machinist 26-Insurance Two bedroom, frame, close to town )ar'ford - 7 or 3 bedroom, central ar, fenced yard IllS monthly i'luS deposit 661 $173 Dvtc'r'a IS? area - 3 bdrm., I bath. central H A. tam room Near shopping plaza. 5150 661 SIS9 3 bedroom, air rond, stove and retr,g No animals Fenced .n C-'xdact 37)6375 24-Business Opportunities 75-Loans Unfurnished DUPLEX-- 2 bedrooms, carport, laundry room. Casselberry. $35 041. Buy Fathers Day gifts with the money you make Selling Avon Products No experience Call 64-1 . 79 Financial Apartments Rent Duplex 7 bclrnn AdultS Only, ClC6n. nodern Security depoSit, $150 nio 527 6620 or 323 515-0 Experienced waiters or waitresses needed Day and Night ShiftS available Good pay, insurance & vacation Apply in person to Sheraton Sanford Inn. I 4 & Hwy 44 5-Actión Sports 30 Living at it's best In this beautifully kept home on large corner lot Three bedroom, 2 bath, tamliy room, screened patio, Outside Patio, double carport, and excel Cr" storage 144.0A NEAT AND CLEAN Houses Rent Unfurnished , 7 -Motels Hotels NEAR GOLF COURSE Furnished ----- ti,t '.ad r.gbts from 6 to 5--Lost dOd Found Apartments Rent -- Mary Carter Pa-nt Store, cryolnef refiring, see Sod Morrison. $15 5 Elm Ave. Sanford Assf mgr for growing auto parts rebuilding co Apply ia person Federal Parts, Inc. Bldg 110, Sanford Airport. 2 -In Memoriam 11 Business Opportunities - --- I -Cards of Thanks AUSTIN (?EVELOPMENT CORP Ph 373 7010 or 562 6100 - 'Dorothy, - Deadline-12 Noon iô ,'.n - All brick, central heat & air, car peted. 3 bedroom. IS-; or 2 bath homeS Model open 16 pm $15 Valencia Cl North Electrician kno*ltdgc of motors, ale (.)ti1 pressors, 110 & 770. Waqe commensurate wilt-i ability 53-1 5-4)) American Wood Products, 7I) Marvin Ave. Longwood Department Hours Power U ,.'. H. Want Ad DAYF NOW 71/ 4%-VA & FHA Help Wanted - Of Copy. - i ,, The Longer Your Ad Runs ; TWENTY WEST Three bedroomS. 1' balM, central heat, wall to wall carpeting fenced yard, extra large utility room. Assume 7 pcI mortgage *ifh moderate down Total price, 521.5-00 Will baby 5it in n- v fun. (' W c'-k ci,t v'. 371 76(-1 The Less It Costs Per Line -- Three bedroOm, 7 bath CB home with terrazzo floors, built In oven and range, nice neighborhood Only 5)7.500 But that's 001 alIt You name the terms. that's right From 50 down, VA financing, to large down and assume s' pct mortgage At-ite gold Lost in vicinity f Sanford Plaza Reward 371 15i1 MARRIAGES PERFORMED Your Home or Mine 71 Hr Service 121 7750 - A GREAT BUY I oA l Ladies Diamond Wristwaicr' I roe 641 7077 for 'We Care"Hctlne" Adults or Teens " flUU))lvi U Key rinrl Leather strap * panda bear 8. 1 keys Behind .?adiun, 560 McI loflyilfi' or phone 327 0771 ARI YOU TRÔUBL ED? Call loll I '-=------------------,------ FOUND FAC,ED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM Perhaps Aicchol'c Anonymous Can Help Call 173 1557 Write P 0 Bi. 1713 Sanfd, F for 10A S by Gill Fox SIDE GLANCES Lost and Found tieraia da The Want AdsoRead Them Evp! " 1W . ,What To Do With 2moSell Extra One With A Want Ado 4 lo lo lo lo lo lo , a - 1914 Iflesantora L -5-. 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Wt•ct detente is likelyto be dropped "We.ilttr havehe agreed aid anti mpriflcipleoneerythIng,"Schmidt other leadcrs of the ruling Social Democratic part) met with their partners in the govern mnt'nt coalition, the Free Democrats. He said they agreed 'ii a new cabinet and government program and would io4ldoneortwonIoreses5ionstowc4'kautdeth . . Ir _ L. U -- ___________ _ -- - --- __1_ F - - - . L- ' _. .-. __ I .. ___ . - . ' .; L. z Ui L_ E , bff*1&4 _ -I _r 4-0 ~ . , (D %. mmo - El i - tl,,t,~,, :-.:~11111-._, .4 a) - . .. - ___ rutth concentrations Just north of the Israeli Lebanese border near Mt. Hermon. The ivandsaudallpLinesreturned 4el) rJ 1 . ,4 - " nestern boottulls of Mt Her f, `_*!:& ~ f ,-ji~44 #-,i,, - * 1, -__ - --- --- -- - 1: ;ri. 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Cl) - Regular Price $21i95 ad h be noticed or ef You're reading C) - AND FLO-GASCORPORATiON by2mn _____ - Calls* 0 4 ches Too small for an _____________ (1) ayag May t ag OiV'I 1stt 322-5733 column _________ (5 III-'. i_E SANFORD l __ - _ Call 831-6370 means W ./ 4-0 X - ___ __ 0 Al If - a / - ______ ls_ - --_ ___ -- C) CX 1 - _--- R. F. Castle 1 q - 0. IV SWIM t _____ - .- - - -- - -Sale hitting south Lebanon almost 1o.dseeineenPal - ______ _______________ Ha Model CKH9638-12RC America's Standard Cooking xcellence Regular Price $259.45 Sale Price S224.95 1 The Israeli air force has been -.---......----- _ - LLkedBeirth(requentl)stas I --. urn. - - _, T :- - X ,.___ - six other are.as in smtheast -_ -_ _. - -_ -.- & - - --- __________ RANGES : _ f -- : -_ lull.... ' '-' i - 4_' V - - — - uUIINl -_.. try ,- " I __,-. - ; - II), , Israeli military corn enein> positions are under ts air force made heavy S)Tian nique said nnai ard .,---,._- k I ei ~:4,1 __ = ... VI other children between 2 and 8 Golan Ileight.s front for the 63rd - cars old were wounded. and straight day. - - , _______________ I ----= 0_I F .i, ul I k. The Lebanese defense minis- In Damascus, the Syrian try said four persons were command reported its troops killed in Kfeir village, including vni,,agud Israch forces in tank P, .- 71-- --1 _~~e~l~.,;41t:_ ~__ -1 r . . -, -_ &-- r. i%%:7i1^' L ~ M C . James G. AboureA took the year during a tour of the Middle .-- 1 - 'k . l Ae" - - BEIRUT. Lebarion tAPi -- estinian guerrillas were reportIstaelt warplariess struck south ed killed ii eartier attacks. Lebanon toda> and eye- Abourezk, South Dakota witnesses said the ancestral vii. Democrat, received ii hero's - ______ ELECTRONIC wf iii - =E <>E i I to rctric IJuI) I -13 kt~_!;Z-om t--- . w f- Kill 4 Vill - - -_ - _________ gwge U3 I IQ4$N$D Israeli Warplanes Strike ________________ (X on GRILLS: - L'. U ______ -- . I .8 E '- '4' 2 0 Red Square Is Closed US iAPu - Red Square still be closed until No- ember for repairs including a block-by-block restoration of Lenin's tomb, the Soviet news agency lass reports. Nurnbers have been painted on the red granite bloclLs of (lie 44-year-old n-uauseleum so it can be put back together after II is dismantled, The work also will include reinforcement of the earth beneath the cobblestone square and a facelift for the Spassky Tower, the main tower of the Kremlin. Tetssexplaundthatintcrconturwntaib.illisfli missiles Mid other enormously heavy military hardware that has passed across the square during parades have damaged .- . 8 (0 PERSONAL .W _____ : : - 11111 0% - - " 11 A V U decimal.. REMINON U U3 Army helicopters joined the DUBLIN, Ireland lAP) - L'ostarch in Count> Ma>o in s'.ist lot looking for the male mem 1.4.rs of the gang that pulled off ern Ireland, but no one had be-en tl. $20 million art robber) two captured b) earl) today. ks ago surrounded a lonely Police refused to say whetherr fdrinhouse near the village of they knew if the men were in Sonnagh on Sunday, but two the gang of four men and ;I own inside escaped with guns woman that stole the 19 paint. blazing ungs Irorti the countr) mansion On!) two of the 30 policemen of Sir Alfred Reut outside flub i n volved sure armed. .and they un (lid not return the fire The The paintings sstiu. h 'm luili ot ugi ivesrace acrosst ic wor y it nsani, crineer, to a highsa>, commandeered a '.scre recosered unharmed Ma'. passing Volkswagen and sped 4 in a cottage in sout h west In off in it land - j' - L . - I- mini with floating ' . V) bb. it 1 ___ a ( ___ ___ - .- - In 0 .. :> : : UJ _ - -. < \ : UJ r r aga --- . =_zx_'__ .. . amr - lhSUnda)flight,738pr cent of the country 'ss 375 mu Inn registered voters had cast their ballots fo or in--I the three >t.ar-old (ii'. orce Nblic opinion surveys before thereferendurn indicated islight edge in favor of keeping the with up 80 per tOt of those under O in fasor of it and utarl> as mans - erS5 r-ppwd. But a late trend indicated many people sA ere untlecided. A majority vote against divorce automatically would tr.ose the la'. from the books Rut either a yes or , decision may split the fragile center left coalition cosernmcnt beyond repair, plunging tints into another political crisis while the dominant Christian Democrats r)' 0 pu olge er , country's 37th postwar governtnt - __ - w . . . -Z FZzl L _ it - P:__ __2-~ .:;F___:_1 - - - 2 i hout ng be stwitted down illustrated After President Nixon cut off steel. cement and most of ;111 The 56-year-old prime minis, what ninny here see as a new, economic aid to India during 104)0eV to 1)V (or vital import, ter angrily outshoutul them more pragmatic Indira (.amthi the 1971 India Pakistan war, .ind the) sat back to listen to a A sear ago, she sponsored d Politital setbacks are om (iandhi '.o%'.((I never to one hour lecture from the '.'.om ln'. requiring pro. ate torn ask the United States (or assist pounding Mrs Gandhi s ceo4tn '.ho ordered thousands of panics to pa> a iiionth s pa as again List month, her nomic problems One state gor union leaders to Jail in a fruit- an annual bonUS to cmuploycs government quietly told ernnwnt controlled by her par)$ less attempt to block the strike. even if the company is losi wants aid'. To sa OUr 1)4)1k) iS anti Ia fliOflC) \(lS'. she is adamant!> F or > tars the ( ongress part) public resolt Os er high priR bor is the most preposterous rclusing to pa> such bonuses to pledged to break up large and official corruption, and sLitement that anybody could the 1.7 million workers on the business empires it,the name of similar campaign is Jeopard. hi,ve made," she declared. government-run railways. izing another sLate adminisWe are for labor, but even A year ago, Mrs. Gandhi took these conglomerates have been (ration. • t 4 ki t.I _oiiip1ck t referendum on repeal or retention of divorm t.hat coul* ____ - __ __ __; - _ in - -- -= W & Analy * Divorce On Italian Ballot - - % EM 1111, India (AP) more for the tountry. The over the critical wholesale receiving more and more in Prune Minister Indira Gandhi, country's interests come first, wheat trade, saying a governS dustrial licenses. She said that what i! guiding dressed in a yellow cotton sari, and they are above the interests iiient monopoly would speed the rose from her seat in parlia- of any one section." , her policies now is "whether to oeuilisin country toward iiient after nudnight to defend The tough, extemporaneous which her ruling Congress par- go along the road of continuing tier handling of the rath4I) speech and stubborn refusal to t} claims as its guiding prin to gibe more and more to la strike now in its sixth day. cipk. Two months ago she bor when we have less and Across the chamber, more I than 50 men-tonununlsts, Soprivate wholesalers back into The countr) is short of food ) t\ITF E)\A1IOSN.Y.iAPm — Mans more children in pr countries face the danger of starvation because of ilevk high food prices, the head of the United Nations flimlaren S Fund said loda'. "Before t1w recent price'rises. it was estimated that 11wre were sonle 10 million se% hildren in the '. orld with a high risk of rntirtalitv." 1 '. tuiRt I)irector Ilenn R Labouisse said in a report to I \l( F F s 11)-nation executive board '.'.t. hd'. e to expect i considerable increase in their nibtr II appears unlikely that there will be sufficient :L4 -'d aimd fundsavailable for supplementary feeding on __ - - i LA • • .-zr=--- Prime Minister -- - I -r -=! .- Indian I - -- -- --• Monday. May 13,1974 -- -- ---'- -'- 14A-meSanford Herald -- =--- Q) - S 1W . Q) 1-.5 ~.% ~- t 4, " . A ~ 2 T �- .1 = - - Sb - S _-; - - - S - I - ________ - ___•____ I I - I. - --- ---- - , 0 --r '- • - -: - ~-m-~~~ - : - ;T cr ~- 40 .= 6~[ --------~~~~~ Ei. ~j W 5 - . -Z. :* M V= a' ei c I 11 1III1hHIIEII IT t•tit * ff 111' itflJ.f$tW..ItIH!'h i I!Li I r- r .. -. - I . ; - -I - "A " - F). ;j Inug 9; * ;; ;; 9 * F 0 f ~t -I Z; ~ , p 5 9M6 W5p,~ G r-O ~0 b- an V. rj . 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He said investors wer,- !ured cutor Hugh Smith. by get-rich-quick promises, but The dream for them wa so many dl.stributorships were truls tbe tmpossibk dreirn ____________ • - - - __._ __._ 011 r f r r - rn - rn - p- - . 6 .; - _______ -= 3 '\4 [9 -- - AA * - %% 1)ki - 'u _ 11 11: I - - rn - I( i i - ______ - _________________________ _________________________ - - 'P4 ______ 0 01 411I 40 A., - , X1 %4 ; No 'A - > _____ - City Ally. Vernon Mize told commissioners companion bills in e ouse an na e, 3265 and SB 614, could be in terpreted to do away with not onb special tax districts such as fire districts but also the Seminole County Port Authority, Sanford Airport Authority, Seminole County Industrial Development i . • / / - - -• (Herald Photo I ev Donna / i IT S A BAD CONTRACT FOR THE CITY ... Gerald Connell (right) tells Ferrell Jim Allison, Gurney's 1%8 campaign manager, was expected to appear later today to Engineer Pact Challenged Allison, now a political conMemorial Hospital Board of sultant in Washington, Trustees. D.C., '-stlfycattle to Gurney's aid last year Mize said tile bills deal with after the Miami Herald and By DONNA ESTES Mrs. Lormann requested bond Issue and an anticipated abolition of governing boards ization told prospects there was other Florida newpapers re. Herald Staff Writer copies of the engineer's con- U.S. Environmental Protection and refer to "any special a quota of distributorships to be ported a slush fund collected in tract Mayor Agency grant. signed by them districts" except school board sold in a given area, thtlt IA)NGWOOI) Gurney's name by former aide Councilman Robert Kalinoski on Feb. The planned sewer system or community college districts. figurecnthenumberstIllaval. June Larry Williams of Orlando. Lormann today l97l and a copy of (he resolution has been in limbo since a bid for "The bills apply to in. able were never changed. At a news conference in De- challenged the validity of a or ordinance adopted by council sewer line construction was dependent districts with both "The quota system is a joke. elected and appoinW goverIt's a fraud, Sisuth charged. cember, which Allison helped three-year old city contract at that time authorizing refused when as escalation prepar* Gurney admitted with Glace and Radcliffe execution of the contract. clause in the bid which would ning boards that set budgets," Those who bought, he said, $l)0,000 had been collected in engineers in the wake of a City Clerk Onnie H. Shomate have cost the city an additional Mize said. tri unable to S4. the ]ever his name but without his knowl demand (or id today she does immediate sa not recall $100,000 was discovered City Manager hat rtgulates the roulette Warren edge The senator said he or- payment of $107,000 in an resolution or ordinancc Gerald Connell, a Martin Knowles termed the pending wheel and unable to feel the dered the fundraising stoDped engineering fees and interest authoriziqg the execution. Marietta engineer aild an bills "sleepers" that haven't weight n, the loaded ulce in 12 d for the planned H million sewer Section 10 of the city charter member of the City's citizens drawn the atnhon of the press fiats why the plan on its face Williams said he continued to system requires the mayor to sign financial advisory committee, and was told to contact the s a fraudulent plan." make colkc(ions into 1973 The Councilman documents said the B H Ferrell on behalf of the city contract permits the Seminole legislative delegation lie said the quota. system opposing the legislation as as to assure that the dis- total amount t.vIlected over Monday night presented the when authorized by ordinance levy of interest on the three years has been estimated payment demand Mayor or resolution Mrs Lormann engineering fees beginning 60 drawn trihotor is cheated faster. Only $375,000 Eugene Jaques said the fees noted days after hill submission Sanford's CALO one-thirdo the quota could reWilliams is serung a oneyear included H07 for 34 days in Jaques Wednesday night said He added that the Glace and representative , John Morris 1 meet UP prison sentence alter pleading terest at nine per cent and it was hoped the engineering adclilfe contract is very d he will take the matter hoIe concept of the quotas is uiltv earlier this year to aiding $,2O7.97 interest for 91 days on fees would be paid from the favorable to the engineering before th e local governments like the rest of the Koscot pr in a ® bribe two separate bills proposed S3.271 million sewer firm council asking its support -if. which began last Sept. 17,ts expected togaithe jury Friday. -when it begins its c LO ,. ----' ; - r . -1i_ _0_- , - .- - n h In flation Stings S o • C I To / _e -_ _. ` .1 01-1 The prosecutor held up .I Most of the "thoughts" enI , . Z -Turner sales manual and said, -. tered into this column get 13y JEAN I'A'flE.SON . . z Co f it, • fl(5 is one of the most infeet again alter the flu she "I've always been a good merchand:se from garage sales plastic flowers displayed near ,Z started with it reader's phone fjjkt~l *. . M i . ._,` I NX . fHerald Staff Writer on sidious doctinents ever devised Aarted to crave the familiar saleswoman. whenever we had and auctions for the shop. 0 ttx- dustv ont windows, the call 0 e antac I w itt pt opla' Slit also 11% 1 (oflX)ratiOfl lriflati fl and tugh ;riu ontt sis st the restauranritt I d be I 'pent d "n a shotstring but p ikcd bookshc l -es and the "Hey. John, why dontcha get Defendants along with tilt evert the swap shop tweJed a se"nd source (if insize to ,Ain," She beamed willi pretty so,on trade was good and dd , rk sMpes of hea%ier aponto the way Uit treat people okIthIno more than a third of Turner are Harr, Atkinson W a omplains \lrs tome hsit s pride thai I like pretty things brisk and! was able to set aside pliances, bedding, lawn at the emergency room of N- the :)uyers could succeed. IA-roy Beale. lien U. Bunting, .\Iatx,i Ives froin tier battered ''The oi(ict(ir -:iid tilt wore pichires and ornam' ents, and a little each iiiont o inowers and furniture in the Seminole Memorial Hospital lurntr and senn of his busi (lyde ( Cobb Jess 0 hick red armtti1iir amid a St41 01 I k ____ --_ -0 'tim recesses of the shop r ,f ness associates are charged titan Malcolin Julian and There are any number knick-knacks and bric-a-brac ill ___.__ M -T'hen the tiny woman, her feet ______________________________________ _ many of with26cojntsofmaiifraud and Hobart Wilder all of th€ Iatr French Avenue, Sanford ether suggestions cral inches from the floor one of conspiracy lit tile sale of or we run out of time before flit' ilistribulorships for Dare to be Boston lawyer I' Lee Bailey the flotsam anal t 4_4 ha.r thair dnd picked her way (,n it Inc issue is resolsed adefendantthroughmostolthe ahina and glassware. arc ap a arefull into the thick of thc --Vx Y, eli tri,il won a se er1ince last I icited lianc am ,anal furniture th4t laps -- the anti koscot Interplanetary Inc a hina All the while she -_I Z. -M I, ; * _ V ,-month and is scheduled to be all around the 71-year-old I night for cosilletics. n,-r Sinithsaid the Turner organ. tried later. 3 a more than two hours. It was not (4-neva woman once meant ,4.r, of Ili), own deiign. either. quiti- ;I nice supplement to her ~r t, __ . 111 , _. =141117 ~FL_4 \ I . - I_an . In anv event, those folks I meager Social Security check. '.: , .9 7 Z -u i av she would like. I E7 X - &7 > ) z .& 2 _________ from county commissioners and city councils of Seminole municipalities in opposing pending legislation to abolish special districts. ' To lmposs*ible Dream "t - _____________________________ - - (OIiUUcflt , -, tp Sanford city commissioners .al;reed Monday to seek support - - I _:,_ .. __-----------. _.L= z=____-- ___--,: x :__ - _____ By BOB LLOYD _ -___ • ____ I U A N W W-1_ --- a rn - _____ , t~J -n Z =1 Tuesday, May 14, 1974 Sanford, Florida 32771 66th Year, No 221 Price 10 Cents ___ -_ ____ I .2 _____ - ______ g Si _______ -- H' ' - ..________________________ _- - 0 pearance before a federal grand Jury mvestigatingposiblp ins between political 'fts ousmg contracts. 'rurn Senate Watergate committee who testified before the panel for six hours Monday, again eluded new smen when he ar rived t the th M day, he had only stony silence for reporters wh', asked for -, - - -_ _____ ____ -V' lW -- 44 : - m _________ 111_____ ________________ annionalift __ 11% y VY -.Sen. Edward Gurney, R-Flar. - _________________________ 0 To Jury T 4--..- 7 _____ i., ... zzz! _____ .. ___, Poll M : . MAL - T. *-, (. 3 . ......f~ r I I -_ . "`* , Z "In . . _' M 0 ~E - ( M0 CD 1 .4 Returns - _I < 0 rn . 1. P, k _Wz Emma . --, _-, ----~ -., - I . ___ - -_ - ____ - Districts Ma Be Abolished iMillo= - I M X -+ - 0 M W It 1, = Q2 n . ____ L 1k a -4 9- L-1 / _ ;-_2_-_4--_,t;_.;z=ia_ 4D _Z - 7~ te. - __-- - --___-, 3:i-_ .1-___ _= I __ -I - - - -..-----=--____ __ __ __ ______ __ - ____ : -_- ih Gurney ___ _______ N W _______ -- y _______ I - ___ - L^ U1 a a __ i;F ~_v_-.t! r_ Ta r et CIO ,, :L' : - EL rn --- a" Z CD `; 0 11 E -_____ ,,, I -0 I k . (D CD :,n - I .n , rn CL o r ers W Q.' _______ C at - Zi - :- - "I _j . _ F - ____ at -1 M -- ounty C 3: - 0 -i - ) w t -: I f Z ___________ 3 3E — - I go (I 11 ________ ___ __ I it I :4 ca) ____ WA _________________ I a ____ - - - especially bus drivers, kitchen County Commission Vice alternative" but to honor the the Laborers' international as help, custodians and maids" Chairman Dick Williams wuons'rightst.o bargain so long their bargaining agent Jo)cesaidheenjoyshisjobat commenting identically, "It as It gains 1150 per cent plus The union, which already The Herald has learned that Lyman, and does not want to bound to come" one" after an employe 's ote represents members in public empl oyes in Seminole lose it, but said 'I'm just in nIndicating a possible hard Seminole, Orange, Lake, While Layer said he perCounty are the target of a krested in taking home a little sonally had "seen no indication line were Counts Corn. Volusta, Osceola and ogler major organizational drive by . of union strength—at least rnissioners Mike Hattaway, a Counties, is not trying to unions operating under the Joyce said he presently takes openly—it's going to be a choice Democrat, and Greg Drum- organize police or firemen, or wing of the AFL-CIO. home $145 eve two weeks, and individual personnel to see mood, a Republican, elected officials and other A mass Sanford Civic Center that his wife works to help whether they want to go union Hattaway said higher supervisory personnel with the meeting of all count) employes support their two children or stay where they are" salaries--if approved-would er to hire and fire has been called for Saturday, 10 "Debt is just around the corner layer said public employes' be the results of the county's a.m. to 12 p.m., where at least for most of us. rights to collective bargaining study, rather than union acLast Fall, the Seminole one union organizer "It won't be long before all of are clearly established by law, tivity, and that while union County School Board ham. representing the National Florida is going to unionize and that a bill pending in the members have the prerogative mered out basic agreements Brotherhood of State, County because you can't keep the frgislature will deal with to strike, "they have the ability with teachers and non and Municipal Employes will people down," Joyce said, specific procedures and the to quit now" instructional personnel, scope of bargaining for especially bus drivers, over Drummond, info In Orlando, AFL-CIO prime cause of fights and municipal employes. rined of salar levels. regional organizer James Sala, divorce because husbands must C:,tinty commissioneri lot According to Layer, nondown from Atlanta, confirmed hold down two jobs and the wife week received a work iession commented "this may be coincidental geprogram tional at least five unions are in s salaries ten works study showing that count tIiit °1 ortg to force salary pay, and whenever one gets a organize in the public field" people, though, if they want to cent below those of neighboring greater automation." We have quite an intensive join fine—all we're trying to do counties. , the other g I',o joking matter are union raise [fort going," Sala said is gibe them the opportunit) to The board indicated It would efforts in Orange Count) and The $35 3 million school board A leader of the Seminole hear the union side of it," Joyce consider the sudy at the up. Orlando, where last week city budget for the present fiscal County efforts is Francis Joyce, said. coming budget sessions in June. officials were presented with year includes a $7,200 annual a Janitor at Longwood s L)Indn County officials contacted by Sheriff John Polk, faced in claims that 400 of the city's 700 starting salary for teachers, High School, who told The The Herald said the) were not the past by union efforts, said if non .supervisory employes have and provided raises of $2,080 for Herald "our goal (Saturday) is chagrined by the union efforts, the legislature passes the signed union authorization maintenance men and $j,O4Ofor 1ocignupaspianyaswecj.. School Supt Bud La er and present bill he will have no cards designating Local 517 of custodians more ___________ - I L - 11 _________________ - I -1 1% _______ ____ . - • _____ _________________ _______ - ill 1 In 3: . 00 ____ . - ____ - ______ ___________ -_____ - By CHRIS NELSON Herald ta(f Writer , 9 ____________________________________ ; ,,, _______________________________ ( A- fiv I ; m 4 - 4 0 z2 r- 3 C ON ______________________ z an ~,on,ZZ W > > W CA ___________________ 60 3 C ______ - rll~ 3 -- ,., -C 3 ___ ____________ ______ - ________ _____________ ff --%O-t_ 17~7 1, 4-,7- z-.:1 - li~ WARV F- -- __________ _____ ' -t ci i , e X ____ Pill .. a" . __________ ;F _< to 6:E I CL i - _ tn - - ' NO ) 0 3 - I& . 0 ••- - fill so .y E - z__. - -- - - : M , 1-9 3 a 2 0 0 , —- m _,___ . ___ __ ______ - Nt T i 3 ;= to Z 0 1.111 _j_ __________ - - Fill- -- (A ; s rather titan condemnation. E*ach (if the patients I observed, wl.ther it w1is the three-year lId with a bli'iied.nose, or the infant itti a rattling told a I t, L • I. ti'l It ,ll, i , , . - 0 ' . - I X 2 - _ - - _______ p '! ________________________________ _______________ Yesterday's, high 85 low this morning 63 hair to partly clnutI through %tdnesday. Highs mid to 8fls taa', upper aril I lk-talls oil Page SA I lPF 1 •I ( l)I, i( 1 \ %O Ionight upper 6(h to lower i,nds still wash at ;I high water liz - *,;:" mark near the tviling. their `!' altit is stawl birig \sartstilt Mrs Rt'sfintlsstit doing less swapping and nurt straight buying 'ni - r - . -Too Inam people are Irvin , - _ML .0 k - Ily . __ I \ .'u d bring in something af equal value and wed swap tth mc gctting a laUk a m asiaan of c ourse.' Q H10% on to aden bo)(ik- A*E4:B~* t - _i. _; :1 .__,w ~~ Y __ - .ii ,.._ Nf1110 11_&_i 1: liona lo- L - W, -- - - . .- I , ~ I - , 9 S i ___ - - __ - 2 t4 " - we 3:11 CD a i " . , 11 :3 0 J~L - __ .. r y - 'h- , 40k - ar - _______ 0 - . A _____________________________________________ W A-- -- ___ - _ - - ______________ T-11 - — - I T7M 8r . -- - X - . - I i - ________ - -- ! l 0 I - - I -- -4 I -. --_ --- _- - - II - -- " : • ____--_ —_-_-, ------ \ ----. _ .- 02 a =----' I - * ' - .. _ -.-- -.--!_ ---- -'_—_ I ' 1k' or slit an t get irnmttiiatt faust (Ia dy hum caring 8A (hanges Natiorul Public flOtict s I 113 St ruintitul 6A MithAv-st today in the wake Ili , Sox-10% •_ -:-_ 't itt A 7A Wfirld Bit t •. (hunk r tiariiis tt,rouIi the slalla thitu, But liii s aluabk Ia a sharp liar that - '__ - -• __ . • % It's *Ili !~l Iiears of uading oil work. but a txxl%*s got to live labli I Ili know people. and and %ou can't do it oil a $100 a 'a a., - f - '• _ - -- - - -_ F _ t_ a sas of making ends meet Vtl%ers rid Ciingr $ a you win It tfx)k Mrs 1% s to wr . accuniulate t'nougli a ' (all', lit make up tile dif. 'trcncr she riplarned \lrs Ives makes it a rule never to accept goods stir ' insiders even slightly suspect Th-st' gangs of kids tome in ith watches or musical in trumu fits irs1 cotn((imts with 141111S. fAlt I just .shu'A ttlelil 1h,! h air I iking (host thm's is sUt t was of getting inti bill.s. Mrs Ives related, trouble." ' She said firmly Froin her chair near the Shc s flickering televi si on t Mrs this kind of busi ness oto Mi icka %%'t'kS taLaineal • -_ - SNVAP SIIO13 OWNER INI ABEL IVES HOt lawik at their Iuu's call tell itionfli Stial Stutirity check -, - • Herald Photo By Grqe Have) ,lie if they're crooked.- .she t-specially wheiii there are - latills doctor'-. bil!s tit pay.- site ex- -- ' 1. hilL uanditiun a l, =_ - - lm)ut ill filing Kiing flu which left li r w itli a strained heart and When Mrs Ises was "n her aught your Lint S but %OU ins thir, tat cquai 11( 1 11 ' I h.1 a "1 tnrnathx s heas rain a •.. grt-% -haired %tilman. tier inistti !)file Oes glinting betiid (Is (hit k glass ii her spec (at k's I sa ss rked tot' long with people to be takn for tIia kind (if role." 55 ,aitra s iin't' she was lii \lrs 1st as harwi (i ft tin tw" se ars ago i1ttr ,a serious Snow. high ~oiindo; iiwj flail 1. . Mlinda% . -- - "'i'_ - 111-3B ' , .1.111. 9:31 11111. I lospi ta I note's " introduciog yourself and %ot,r himil\ into the ( (of - iystian now 6B-7B IA 6, GA GA 4\ IA b\ '. , - _ - I tc nde d outlook I liii r s d a s t hr o it g h Saturday scattered stitaw ers l'li u rsd av I,t n rally fait I' rid as and Siati ru as No Important la to d as It mp*'rature t. -. 'I the tre, not lktate (lit' problun bs - A And while I in on it .dl too often another complaint is heard "we' can't get a doctor to treat us tsualls that happcns when the indiudual is in net d of c'Itiergtnes all be justifiably proud. regular ' fl. 42 p 'ii l'aari Canaveral high 2 4' ia Ae should trs itt 1)rthatils t _______________ -- lit I ______ 1(115 Cla,ss if led ads Counts Crossword puz'le Ikir Abb I )r. Crane I ditoria! t t)Ifihlwflt I ntcrLainnwnt hluraisanix i -• I -- - - & (10 , at m - _ _________________________________ __________ __ -- o L d. hiritigt Hospital. , - ________________________ 0 9 a _ ______________________________ V M - ________________________________________________ Memorial X __9_ _ _____ - ; 01 a wlit iIit ii tat sa rs u nil lereth d1nls at the Seminole - Z 1 , _-_ - ¶ Ives Inalle a s%eeping ge%tury "AlIllealkl)(13los,eSojille Thin—, 11, Include the multitude ,if . , the - or0:if bit slow tit a oliarful a hina pia' , 's anal - (sat I'a llaakin1 taut," she sa - � 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. 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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 16-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 06, 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/c44640261a2b69c460ed8acbec19fc49.pdf d9c2762d7a0af7cd08f253bb26ffb880 PDF Text Text lor 8B-Tu.S a nford Her ald Bank Tuesday, April 16, 1974 Cash The _______________ 41 Houses for Sale When __ 41 Sell" Don 't Art Sonsom by THE BORN LOSER - OPPORTUNITY TO ASSUME LOW 1P4IEREST LOAN ar.La'ts- 3 bdrm. 1'? batb, nice conditiOn. 7 years Old No You " fied w lt i 'th a Clasti Needs"A Houses for Sale only $11.000 with 18 2-iaS FrenthAve. Days 377 7212 322 5611 $350 3235053. Yamaha. 14, 250 EndurO. 2,000 m iles, sacrifice for quick sale 1750 3736714. )bdrm, large lot. 5600 down, 5166 no Ila pct ill 7750, Acre Realty. REALTOR Houses for Sala Rustic country atmosphere 3 k Need A New ri,j'!f NEIl Waterfront Lots FLEX- Just listed, 1k', yr. old. ach Side contains 2 bedrooms, 1 7 lots on canal off Si. Johns River Zoned recreational. Both lots for ath. Ige living room, equipped at - in kitchen, separate utility only $11,000 oom, and more. Live In I, the Close Out c.n all Gibson freezers S to choose from. Priced Right!!' Dicks Appliances. 37776S6 utheasterfl Acceptance Cor IOWOOD ROLLING HILLS- Country club area. Lakefront A frame On 1. acre patio is fenced for children or i'ts 3 bedrooms. 7 baths. brre House? Refrigerator freezer, frost free ration. 524 1123. deuxe bar. 2 car garage Les than one year old. Call no'*. 5*500. I Beautiful tO acres on large Lake Dupont. 2 bdrm. house near DetU,na. 579.000. Daytona 231 3)65 I purchase first or second ortgages in any condition bedrooms. 7 baths, master bedroom 17' ix 14'. Formal dining 15%13' j' Family room, flx19' with 'her i s rented'iI'aiç i'31 .5 Call (, ' .' ir eallor Assoc cI I.hc' ?cw only 14L5X Forrest Greene Inc. your eligibility to PINECREST - purchase a new 3 bedroom home 'droom, large family ,00m, air. Irpet, fenced yard. FHA terms ,ailabte. 523.900. Jerry Voyec. for £iueee as little down as SSOC T tawe*kaiL one month's rent under the Far. it plan. , VILLAGE HOMES 12 Furn. & Unfurn. 1959 GIlder. wt up in park in Fern Park, Call for details. Short Term Lease GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 500 French Ave Sanford 1.4 and SR 434 , 831-4039 or All AdVIt PitS C*SidSf .4 (•\3 f• .... 3fl is" or3flUS3 Mobile Homes . Mobile Home Bank Repoiieulons. IS to choose from. $312323 Dieter 8343363 Inc. 1121 HOFFMAN REALTY Al Pall, Jenny Clark. Assoc. Only IS minutes from Sanford and Orliado Efficiencies. I £ 2 bdrm, Townhouse from $145. fl1RROflDA 628.2162 central heat air, fenced back yard, nice landscaping, reduced for Quick sale. $73.500. 373 7494. SPRING WOOD rf I $62 4100 BewlifuI 3 bedroom. 2 bath, split plan, wall wall carpeting, very large living and dining rooms, ministration Assistance Larson f.LTOR - Hacienda Village, or phone 322 4763 or $311222. CLEARANCE SALE MLS PLACE HOMES NORTH Hwy 1117. ', Ml. North of Dogtrack Road at Lake Kathfln Estates 134 2270 STENSTROM REALTY 2565 PARK DRIVE 9 SANFORE , t. A RETIREES DREAM- Repo. 1973 Villager. 2 bdrm. Set up on lakefront lot. Teksocer payments. or pay off balance. Ph. 1730330. Dealer. •'- M r Life in 94mvu Welcomes ' Large Wooded Lots tree! Lighting Sidewalks & City Water & Sewer CUSTOM BUILT HOMES WITH MANY PLANS TO CHOOSE FROM BeautfuI Why not take your boat along with you on your vacation this year? Get your trailer hitch from: S.'NFORD REC.VEE SERVICE 2311W. 1st Si. 322.4711 PAINT VARNISH-ENAMELS We Guarantee Lowest Pries BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR Gbrmly, E. 16, Sanford. 373 4733 CONSTRLJCTXDN inc. I',- CP( 211 W. 25th World famous s.ollngen knives. direct from Germany. Tile optic qW11 knife wbuiltIn mcnocular field glass & 4½" blade. Compl,te W. genuine lop grain leather sheath. Comes in gift box. May be small duty. 11.00. James Ritchie Im portei.Export.t. 1119 Palom't Ave. Sanford, 3334330. Counter tops.. Sinks. Installation available Bud Cabill, 3170032 Steam clean that carpet. Average room 111.9%. XULP DECORATORS 9W. 1s1 St. Household Goods Con,ietr beds f,r 535, dinettes from 515 KULP DECORATOR i?W 1st St 1111111111111111111 ** Sanford's GOt. DEN TOUCH 'N SEW iv '.. ...nq cabinet, repossessed I to S1 rrcwJ I. h r'c) t' !. ii in ryiathin( F ull v automatic Pay t-ilance of $75 or 10 payments of t Call Credit Dip; SANFORD 3EEWIPIG CENTER, 301 A East • L~1; UM1 SCW 1*911 Appliances 57 #tfN)L.A0RE WAS"Eki parts. Serv ice. ud machines MOONEY APPI lANCES. 373 0611 1811 -E * 'by Vac.-,urn Co. of SviforO 'ood used Vacuums salec& Service Ph 3711"", 1' 1967 Chevrolet Impala 1 dr, air, power, excellent mechanical 1t 5ili r,r trade 196$ Chrysler Ne*pCft. William Turner In. condition, $475 cash. 3227960. 34. 1961 Chevrolet Super Sport, 2 dr. i'i Pontiac Catalina, hardtop. new 301 VI, I. Iron $300, take over payments. sm,tsion. Chrome whieli, may 373717$ trss, 1300. 3231117. a--elthalisg Central Heat & Air Conditioning. For free estimates, call Carl Harris. at SEARS in Sanford. 322. Ill) AIR CONDITIONING ¶ROUBLES'P?? Central systems, window i.sn,t$, free cit. 21 hr service Call Gregory's Heat lAir 323 7)12 ____ __________ _____ Haven Grooming & Boarding Kennels, 322 5752. Miniature Schauzti. II months, AK C registered Loveable. M-ist wIt. $40.00. 64$ 3.470 I- Apphances ___________________________ n Sanftrd. Register now. Call $62 6.142 after 3 p M. Sanford Electric Company 7372 Park Drive. 172. I%? Beauty Care TOWEM$ BEAUTY SALON (formerly Harrie$t's Beauty Nook) 319 C Pine, 172S742. 0 ow S AA_ ]I - %I 1; - _" L= I I f,a~ 4 .. "I don't know it the Republican party as a whole would be held responsible for the things Nixop might have done. I don't (junk they'll hurt In the long run because too many Republicans are fussing about Watergate," said Karla Oliver of Osteen. This attitude reflected the "The whole trend now Is opinion of Sen Robert Griffin, IRVING KAUFMAN KARLA OLIVER EDDIE COLBERT toward the Democratic Party. R'Mic'h,, who said today the . . . Don't Pass the buck .GOP not responsible Stay and clear himself Nixon has h ur t the GOP," defeat of Republican James commented Sanford Police Sparling in Michigan's 8th about President Nixon, Griffin guilty he should resign; other- President will cause the GOP to Chief Ben Butler. district means, "no Republican said, "If he's guilty, he should wise It would help his party lay at Nixon's door some of the should asswne he has a safe resign" He said the President more if he cculd stay in and blame for the party's failure in "The events of the whole of seat anymore." should not resign for the clear himself." Michigan. "Whether or not it's last year have hurt the GOP," Griffin said Watergate was political purpose of helping the Pat Williams said the GOP a machination of the said Robert Judson. "But who "certainly" Involved in the Republican party win future would feel the Michigan seat Democrats to throw the have the Democrats got to victory of Democrat Robert elections. was lost because of Nixon. "I Republicans out, I don't know; offer? If the Republicans put up Traxier, but he added it was A survey of Sanford area think he should get out," it's p.sible." said Kaufman. a strong candidate like difficult to judge how much. He residents today brought the declared Williams, who felt the "Personally," Kaufman Gerald) Ford, it will depend on said other major factors in the following comments on the GOP would be better able to added, "1 don't think Nixon Is who the De mocrats put up. I race were high unemployment Michigan Democratic victory salvage what it could without strong enough a man to hold the don't think Nixon is hurting the and good union organization for "Nixon's prbblerns are now Nixon as president. party in line. He Is Influenced party by remaining in office. the Democrats, reflecting on the whole GOP," Irving Kaufman said he feels too much by his cohorts, his He's showing fortitude not In tesponse to questions Eddie Colbert said. "If he's the publicity against the underiings. We need a man Like yielding to outside pressures." i Coun ty Will Buy Nursing Lodge t By CHRIS NELSON Expressing regrets Tuesday herald Staff Writer was Milton Shaw, an executive . . . Ir SEMINOLE COUNTY AUCTION 327 $163 WrPnv After EacnAucleon Stamps.Coins To buy anti sell gutd or '.ii,Cr cons. Contact vs fir5t We .II%O h'Jy bulk cons SEMINOlE COIN CENTER. 109 W IsP 121435) Mary Public Accounting now. 322. 4317 or 373 5797. Fe' the fincit preparation of met. concrefe,tc .call 06. C Free I' 1727611 or IjI 9973 -- In 719'7 Auction PUBLIC AUCTION . Fvrry 5unday 2 p rr ConsiQfr.sents *fl(ome Cast of I 4 on SR IS I' YOU have anyttinu to sell or tonsiqn. call STAN at 3779719 INTERSTATE AIjrT$OPI are town MOW , EDGE. 101 (lEAN U B. IlGHi HAULING Phi 31) 7714 JACKSON'S CERAMICS, suppilil, kiln dealer 10 3 i '-"d & Sunday 2727971.Electrical_____________________________________ $t lnQ' _ Upholstery- Mon Sat. Sofa 12 cushion) $11930 Chair $31.95 Sofa & Chair 5 149 95 Labor 6. material-. SO m, radius Wallpaper_Hanghig FERTILIZER SPREADING 5) 25 per b,ati .1 (l,'l55ii ad to work for you fcmy Call 322 76)) r 1.)'9293 Put PAUL SLAT ER Pro(rs%'onal Wallpaper hanger Licensed Residential CommercA) Masonry WeMDrilng or Icy i ., nutit IN(, " an'i la'ger, pumps, sprinklers ','afir (t")CI.' ('''('f'. ) 56 tO / WELLS DRILLED PUMPS Masonry & Concrete All l,p.s irid SiecS Commercial & Residential Elec Iricat Service, Licensed& Bonded. All Seminole Co 24 Hr. swerinq Service. 130 5011 Ph $3.4 9633 -l'iumtng slopoet, up, power mower won't st.srt? Get the Service you need from cllssit,ed ads 207* lndSt, Planning a garage Sale? Don't forget to AdvertiSe if in the classified ads! - Glass-Minors _- llS9 _____________________ Paintkig -WE'LL DO YOttP PAINTING No iob too small Ph 523 1IS79 or 371 after ê SEPIKARIK GLASS 1. PAINT CO. 3)0 Magnolia Ave. 1'S JAYS We repair and service Sit NE MACHINE 6. SUPPLY CO I Make today (tA%SiteecI at, day. Piace one. to buy. Sell or rent Ca 327 AII A, 131 OO5 Patty: Robber Or 'POW? &, _. - W' 1 , 3776437 Here's hoping that all of you pa rents make it a must for your bike-riding kids to be at the Sanford Dairy Queen this l. Saturday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. For free ... they'll have II reflector tape attached to their bicvc'k', anti probably S;IS c their life in doing it, too. I understand that a similar l)rnJect Will also take place in the south end of the county at the Dairy Queen store on 136 in f,' Zayre's Pla74 ' Sk.Ir- '5 WIPI[}Q,', lLEAI.IIPI(', Conrner(eel, Rt'dcntñi 177605) in high in results, that" rrre Estimat LOW classit,ed ads rpa,1 And UI i WASHINGTON AP Atty. Gen. William B. Saxbe said today he Is convinced that Patricia Hearst "was not a reluctant participant" in a San Francisco bank robbery and that he considers her a common criminal, Saxbe told rep'rters at his weekly news conference that he was exprssing his personal viva s about the 20-year-old newspaper heiress reported kidnaped by the S)mbiollese Liberation Army more than two montl ago. Saxbe said he believes the FBI would be justified in "reaking into a dwelling ta capture Miss hearst and SLA - I' Window Cleaning . ' Free Estimates Ph 377 6173 estimates Lawn Care SpeciIest, 3227787 'till 4 .. ACE DECORATORS, 363.59*5 99 Lawn Service :' - cleaning 365 3C129. ___________________________11111111'_ . Remember Mission Possible Place a want Cci and watch the ttijlt F S The, SPRING cPFC1AI. Fr (oari Ups with weir 'round contract Free Ceramics . Signs 41111111111111111111111-111111111111 Davis Signi, no job too smati All phases., Magnetic, Plastics, Stick j On Screen ing. 3 ATLANTIC BUILDING MAIN TENANCE. Specializing in Comm & office buildings I. residential 1 .'. 277 35*0 373 12$) - p,'..qan'., fl,.tlerway Carpet Care ce Free €51 One jinilurial Price Includes oil I ll all 0031 AUCTIONEER NEEDS week ly I reday 7 p flI Au(tOfl _____________________________ Plave a tot weather sal,! Sell Don't needs fast with a clattified ad in thi Sanford Herald. Just dial . ' s ' . San dblasting your in.omi tax. Call Lake file Janitorial VINCENt i s CARPENTRY Interior Trim, Paneling. Custom Carpentry. No lob too Small. 373 So?, Pool enclosures. 3233224 Better late than never. You have to . _~__ Roof eaves and walls 0173. ,nitrxld jobs (iI113I 1314 Custom Work Free Estimate. , - . s 373 0063 (SiC Entrance) a,p.ntry. RcmOdiliO4J, Additions, . - . __________________ PRESSURE CLEANING Income Tax Floor We I ing. Window TODD'S CARPENTRY 5piclaleI'flg in small Carpet Cleaning OIIIENTAL RUGS WAPITi-U 'top prices pad. used, any condition 641 $176. Winter Park cm'. interior and exterior painting, PET REST INN. carpentry, electric., ceramic tile, Boarding lGrooming, plaster, bI.xk and all masonerv: Ph. 322 S7. Honest free estimates. Phone 323 You can't beat classified ads for fast 0191 classifieds results Check everyday BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVEMENTS SnaIl JObS Wanted Pressure Cleaning i7? 1)15. 'LakeM.sry Carpefltry Wantedto Buy C..H 377 4137 '-or used furniture. appliances. tools, etc. Buy I or 1001 items tarry' Mart, 715 Sanfor d Ave I 411iiii'llilli,11111 Perso,.ai lax service No 2 East Road 17 9'? t.CPnSed Bonded. 3130099 Horses 3 Yr old Req. Appaloosa; S yr old Quarter horse gelding 373 $469. ii ! ~- ____________ Home Improvements Pat DEADLINE MON. APRIL IS. Quick service. in and out. 0 1. S Bookkeeping Service, 107 W. 77th St., near Pinecrest School. 372 Full line GE Appliances DOG OBEDIENCE CLASSES Held 69 #01~ board member of the county's • After years of on again, off Comprehensive Health Council d Longwood again deals. Seminole County and publisher of a senior I n ig h t ing R a k es L ongwoo c comm issioners and Seminole citizens newsletter, who said he S ' Memorial Hospital trustees feared "we made a mistake in pec ia l By John A. Spoiski have agreed to purchase the endorsing the sale of the nurBy DONNA ESTF.S Seminole Lodge Nursing Home sing home." Herald Staff Writer Started out kinds foggy, with for $395,(X). Meeting ,e board of county corn- Shaw, who agreed that the Th a hint of rain early this morC was F an excellent IAThIIWUUU Dissension . 'f.. , 1.0 N G WOO I) A c Li n g lnssioners Tuesday night gave I'm ning. But, it can't be all tit deal, said "I'm afraid and bitter sectional fighting Council Chairman Donald While you and I slept, they got the trustees the go-ahead on the business we've lost a nursing home we'll continue to disrupt this city's I Schreiner has called a special around to reducing U. Calley's SO-bed home for the aged at r have to create at terrific cx- government, with Tuesday's i coundll meeting for 7:30 tonight sentence. t'. bum rap In the first Bay Ave., Sanford. pense clsewliere." special meeting marked by one Hospital at city hail, the th ird such Administrator place- the little guy going to I3esserer attempt ed to calm councilman calling another a meeting this week. jail while those who gave him Robert Besserer said the rs, saying there are liar, and then walking out ho me will be purchased Shaw's fea "And I will continue to cbll the orders were permitted to go nursing money already squirreled still three nursing homes in claiming he could leave If he wi th special meetings every night free. was sick. until Monday night's regular This country has a way of away in certificates of deposit, Sanford alone, council agenda is completed," even and assured comrnis.cioners no righting 'rlglltingEarlier, nursing home owner "I can say I'm sick, stand up Schreiner sa id Tuesda y night . tax hike would be neces.s'try Donald Graham said he hoped though it might take some time , . after CounciL'nan B.H. Ferrell 'VI because of the outlay. in corning. (he eonunission would consider and go," Councilman - - A ~ - ~ . _____ walk ed out one hour and 15 When the hospital board his patients' morale after years Ferrell said, abruptly leaving Although thete'll be a loud minutes after the meeting was voted Monday toenlarge its 195- of talk but no action on the deal. the council chamber in an atchorus ci boos when I say .% ''p te mpt to bloc k a vote on using called to order. following, remember It takes bed capacity by purchase flesserer conceded the Councilman B.L. Helms, some people a little bit longer to rather than construction 1f a hospital has made no plans to the CALNO comprehensive la nd use plan as a guide in absent Monday night because of $1.5 million new wing, trus see the light. tee help the nursing home annexations and zoni s. ng his wedding anniversary, also The controversial comment? Andy Carraway said he residents, but added "I'm Before Ferrell could get out did not show up Tuesday night. *_ There'll be a niche in history regretted seeing no alternative we'll do everything in our Ir'-to work with 1r. the front door, however, Acting Mayor Eugene Jaques, who wherein most of those rnti-war to using up what he called "all power arrived one hour late, said he " demonstrators will be treated the hospital's savings." Graham about his patients.' Council chairman flonp!d ASchreiner quickly seconded cannot be present tonight as the true heroes in helping to Councilman June' lAirmann's because he has to attend prayer conclude' the infamous Victnami i I motion and rapped approval. meeting. iiI . Items on tonight's agenda are An amnesty? "And this too Free Speech? (Herald Photo By B Donna Estes) Ferrell objected strenuously reports from the city attorney, Shall come to pass..." b federal employcs. The to the motion which also in WASHINGTONtAP) mayor and councilmen. FERRELL STALKING OUT OF MEETING Offer a prayer asking for structs the zoning board to Schreiner is also expected to T he federal government is courts found otherwise. understanding, neighbors. I'm .Tried but failed to block vote appoint a citizens' financial In passing the act, the Court conduct heai'iiigs on the talking atxrnt Mr. and u1rs. entitled to restrict public advisory committee, created by Randolph Hearst and how they comment by its einployes if said, Congress intended to give proposed camprchensive plan. Temporary trailer parking resolution adopted at last must base felt when they came they would impair the Federal employe job Protection lie urged tabling to next week, are a liar if you say I was," believed the girl to be Helms' d*Y'S special meeting. wife, reputation and efficiency of the and did not intend to authorize declaring it was not on the Ferrell retorted. permits were approved at the back from their retreat m Public Safety Director Tom government, the Supreme dismissal for constitutionally .igenda. Milton Construction Co. Mexico, only to find that kid. Earlier in the 75.minute Hennigan said today that lIDS ruled. In counc il action, the minutes property at Wihn and SR 434 protected speech. naped daughter Patty had (tut't In a 6-3 decisi on, the court But, the nlajoritv Tote, "the meeting, Ferrell object ed to although poli ce offi cers made of Friday night's meeting were and for the Ramar Manufactaken part in a bank robbery. Tuesday upheld a portion of the act proscribes only that public Mrs. Lormann's motion to two attempts they were unable approved by a 2-1 vote. City turing Co. Lloyd-LaFollette Act pr'viding speech which improperly ap pr ove minutes of last to serve Ferrell with the Atty. Joe Davis said today that Tabled until May .! tor study pecial meeting held meeting notice. hiennigan said under the homnerule law a WaS a proposed correction of an it With all of the dollar and for dislnissal or suspension of damages and impairs the Friday's s With AIAY un cil C ha ir- today he was mistaken in his majority of the quorum present ordinance annexing the tract raiding taking place federal civil service employes reputation and efficiency of the at the home of Co between the WFI. and the "for suet, cause as will promote agency, and thus it imposes no man E. E. Williamson who is Ill, report that Mrs. B. L. Helms is sufficient to pass any issue. south of Lake Ruth South lie' insisted he could not vote to was sersed with meeting notice subdivision. National Football l.eagtie, the efficiency of the service..." greater controls a pp rove the minutes, confor her husband. A public hearing was No *ction was taken on the j. The provision had been at- behavior of federal employes there is one whose name is tending he was not invited to the hk'nnigan said two of his scheduled for 7 pin .May 13 on proposed reannexation of the SO tacked as being broad and than are necessary for the conspicuous 1)5' its absent's' iiiieting. Ulcers served the notice on the request for a special ex- Larson tract where the Trim The actions of Czonka, Koch vague that it inhibIted the protection of the government as "You were notified," Mrs. Helms' daughter and that the ception to B-i • (business Tic De v e l opmen t sewer k4 and Warfield must have just exercise of free speech rights an employer. l Lormann told Ferrell. girl signed a receipt accepting district zoning on SR 434 for a packa g e plant is located on one effect on the pocket of ''I was not notified, and you notice. liemmigan said his men retail seal skid bustness Wi ll iamson Rozul \ !1ercury Morris...and that's 1(1 line it with the long Miamigret'nl iiat.'ks I Whatever he was worth to the Dolphins be fore, It certainly ' lutist have quadrupled by now. EXTERIOR and easy with a Classified Ad. Call 122 2611 or $319993. Chhuahuas, females. 150 Animal !.'r'S - .' 1.-.. 7300 , 'I'ruman don't pass the buck -- was his belief." _______________ _________ -- ______________ 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1"1 1 -I-- Pets and Supplies 68 Wednesday, April 17, 1974-Sanford, Florida 32771 66th Year, No. 204 Price 10 Cents P#Viva Reudy To Serve You " %ii*eer id.tonrr ci0 111(1 wn4ow a" units. 1)0 vultS. Vi yl QIØ Ex rr'intl toed 555 each. Ph ;n 323.2640. 2580 RIDGEWOOD, AVE. SANORD, FLA. dllllll ______ AKC registered, Sheltie dogs (miniature collies) 7 wks. old. I male. I female, $173 each. Ph 377 Uxed carp.:, like new L 1972 PONTIAC CATALINA. Beige, Immaculate Sacrifice, $2713. C. l SAM. 3735197 DEALER. - used Farm Equipment will silliest 1st St ,Ianford 322 91)). Eves $69 1116 )7" 11', avocado color 173 $174 ijrrath -- Call Paul, 327 1651. Dealer. A Directory of Experts ABLE RENT AtLS r,ranc1 Opening with the best equipment to serve you 1016 5 French Ave 323 1110 '. '. air. AM radlom extra ciean. 1)095. Call Don Pope. 372 1651 Dealer lots of extras, mag wheels. $1650. Omen 1 ______________ . . '7) Toyota Mark II, 4 door. I s peed. 1970 VW Super Beetle-loaded with As GOP o+ Lawn and Garden 66 Sparling said he would decide later whether to challenge Traxier in November, when the seat opens up again in a regular election. , Gibson SC. Custom. 1 yr. old. 322 00, room 723. 67 • ________ -. 1932. Musical Merchandise '- Singer** ' ' - Private party wants to buy old furniture, Imps. ulasswa' mirrors, misc. 3729)93 32? 733 nthth All sizei and models, 10 speedS. S speeds, c.nd s.ta.'.oirI bikes row available at Firestone Store, Call PIPICY WOODS BARN We buy furniture and misc. Sell for 21 pct. Consignment. Free pickups. Auction Saturday at 7 pm. Sanford. 372 2770 51 12 volt Batterles$l1. REEL'S BODY SHOP 1109 Sanford Avenue a ' I ; L 8.7 10 S 51 ~ aS Solid Slate AM FM stereo & speakers. Electric Smith Corona 700XN calculator. Like new 327 8301. 19M Nova Body 12 Volt Rear end, 1.10 Pose .fraction adjustable hearders. Misc parts Including tow bar 1115 firm, 312 674 offer 6 pm hanging over his head, wcs seen today by persons interviewed in Sanford as a bird of Ill omen to the GOP and the reason why the Michigan seat was captured Tuesday by Democrats, after being held by Republicans since - over. Call Credit manager. 373 67)0. n dark cloud of Watergate Bikes, Bikes, Bikes 322 0211 . Watergate was not the principal factor in his defeat. The unions simply did a knfIr nh S 11(111 firir, nr,.k1;.'ar better JJU LjI 1)1 Ic2II organization in getting out the vote." 4 1960 Comet, new slickir. good tires, clean,?) mph for sale or will trade for pick up truck 322 234$. '63 FAIRLANE. 6 cyl. automatic. I dr. sedan Nothing down, take See Herald Staff Writer Ll 1970 Chevy, 6 cyl. good condition. $100. AlSo 1961 Ford, $730 327 14)0. 1967 Mustang, 3 Speed. 6 cyl Cx celleni condition. Only 5730. ________________________ ____ Sh elley UiedCars. 7 00 Fr ench ',i vw Super Bee!le, avtomat stick shift, air, AM radio, low Ave., 3737940. °P' mileage, $309S Call 1966 VW Bug. teathcrttC interior, 1651 Dealer ___________________________ xoln By JEAN PA'VrESON Bicycles Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only SI per day. CARROLL'S FURNITURE - Autos For Sale - Auto Repairs Parts-Accessories N* i IL I Buy, sill, consign, appraise, or special sales out of anythng of v'slue. 1200 French Ave. 332143$ Sanford. Fla. 3237430 WILSON MAIER FURNITURE buy sell trjde 3I1II5E First St 3775477 clubhouse, and beautifully landscaped courtyard giving you a touch of indooroutdoor living. And you'll park at your doorstep at Ridgewood Arms. Add an entrance and exit to each apartment, tots of storage, pantries, linen closets, large private balconies laud patios) and choice of 1, 2, and 3 bedroom 2partments and maybe you'll see why we say convenience is tt.e key to Ridqewood Arms. $$ In his comments, in a statement given to newsmen at Palm Springs, Calif,, Ford said he had talked with Sparling "and he informed me that ,i mittee. 1970 Mercury Mon?e90, MX 4 door hardtop, air conditioned, power Steering & brakes, good mechanical condition, 51)95. Call Paul Fascella, 322 1631 Dealer covers in all colors. from: SANFORD REC VFL SERVICE 7311W t St ss till - 1931 Rebuilt 6 cyt.. Chevrolet engine. nest offer. 1224611. ROBSOPI MARINE 2921 Hwy. 1797 32)594) Brand New" .a ___________________________ radio. Bahama blue. $095 Call Don at 377)63). Dealer. SAPIIOPD REC VEE SERVICE 7311W. 1st St 373 4711 shield& trailer, 1730.11)1 French Ave d COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE In Sanford-Now Leasing cc Fibieglats TO Hull. 50 HP Johnson, Canvas I. Walk through wind Sanford Auction 322.3103 And convenience has bfien designed into every phase of Ridgewood Arms. Your apartment overlooks the swimming pool, 26' Houseboat, 50 HP, Sleeps 6. Good buy. $5500. Call 90.4 313 3353. FEED SEED FERTILIZER 322.7335 We Guarantee 1owet Prices. BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR Scuba gear with wet Goemly, E. 16. Sanford, 323 471 suit tanks. $100. Ph. 112.7911. Citrus from $3.99-lJrangi tries, tangerines, lemons, lime trees. etc. Low overhead prices. Drive a * * little 1. save a lot-Oviedo Nursery I Bird Farm, SR 419-2 ml. N. of PUBLIC AUCTION EVERY Oviedo. 3436391-Closed Svndar. MONDAY NIGHT: Antiques, TV5, Miscellaneous, New n useu furniture and appliances Plus Equipment for Rent 64 special sales (watch ads) Air Conditioner. 17,000 BTU, 115 Volt, $125. 377 2562 after 5 most beautiful new apartment comp!ex combines the beauty of redwood with rich russet brick and warns chocolate hr n wn C C SS r Ci 76 In IS',' fiberglass boil. 40 hp Meccry, electric start. Canvas top, mny extras, 11300 319 5603. K lichen .Rathroom Cabinets. 59 HOtpOint Ridgewood Arms Apartments Marine Equipment Quality furniture at Bargain Prices. Wayne's Quality New & Used Furniture. 1200 Franch Ave. 32) $410. MAITL AND FLEA MART 17 92. Open Sat. & sun. 95 13$ 2920 Sanford, Fla, AM FM & phonograph 377 ))I3 Open Monday thru Saturday. 1911 Hwy Call For Appnt. separate units, 7 IS" base Complete motor home & travel trailer. Sates, service 6. AC Boats & Two Early American (hairs Reddish orange. Excellent con. dit Ion. $40 each. Ph. $63 %7U. IdylIwilde Homes B Stereo, M.,'ignavo. excellent Sound, ' 1973 Maids, must sill. Assume lance 373 3925. Check out the aluminum truck 0. 332 0053 cans, well bunched. 51.702W. 20th AuctIoneering Services ' El Ford Camper Fully Equipped FairbankS, Winter Park. St. a . Call Pete at 377.1631 home trial Halln.ark. 1713 W. ' FORD WINDOW VAN Nothing down, take over. Call credit manager. 3736730. ii - ,'ttention New Truck Owners!' top for -' 11 IL(I automatic, power steerinlt. leather buckets, etc. Gold $1193 Call Don Pope at ¶1631. Dealer, '44 Mustang, Nothing down. take over, Call credit manager. 373 11,36730 Travel Trailers _____ ______ Wrinebago Camper Camino, 373 1469. 1' a,. '71 Pontiac Gran Am 3.100 rn Loaded Like new, 53.600. Ph 373 '66 Chevy Pick up Nothing dO*ft , t ' "c over Call crtt nansni' ; ,ss Campers motor Home player. I track tape and pyhedelC lights built into a beautiful Spanish bar. Assume paments. Ph 647)571 for free xon Ni "And while we didn't dwell on Watergate...there are a lo of people who felt it very important that a message and communication be sent that decency, honesty and integrity are absolutely essential in the White house." good condition 30,000 original M iles, 1650 177 6361 after $ -_ * Voters Shun - I97OGMCPICkUPI ton Good condition. new tires, Ph 323.470). IS --.- _ nald )9ov Cougar "Like 1966 Chevrolet pick up trucL very 315)5. Orlando Dr. Sanford. 372310 woifers. and 1,000 cycle horns DON' T Miss These Buys CALL 322-2420 ANYTIME AUCTION AM FM radio, Garrard record Viburnum Hedge plants, 2' high in Plus $200 (MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE) SEMINOLE COUNTY RepossessedAssume Payments Miscellaneous For Sale Twin beds complete. I twin H011ywOod bed, stereo, radio, 6. record players; Golf clubs; Luggage carrier; Disk; Chest of Drawers Misc $31 7629 1970 DatsunPickup Call 571 17)9 after 5 NO L01-1-'P USED ,,'.f. GEAR IS IN DEMAND. SELL IT NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD I'., *.STEREO BAR. EXCLUSIVE... 9 acres w palms and pines. Over 700' hard road frontage. Only $36,000 Ph. $12 3196. Dealer's Cost New. Quality mobile hcmfl, aivoral to choose from. . Trucks and Trailers 7 p M. Consignments acclptt'd daily Do Dealer, 'IS half ton Ford pick up w paneled camper shell Very clean. 373001$. 3775163 We Pay After Each Auction 373 0765 alter S 2S?4ParkDr 3732114 REALTOR Low priced, like new, 1 bedroom home. Peeled for retired or single. See to appreciate at Lot 76. LIST YOUR HOME IN r Ic 79 AUCTION EVERY FRIDAY TV, Radio.Stereo 53 Jim Hunt Realty so Robert L. p6g. mer's Home Ad. . 6171111 ALTOR WestinghouSe. 7 do, yellow, excellent condition. $100. 372 1150 After 500pm. Crc rn Area One, Inc. REALTORS 196W Lake Mary Blvd WE TAKE 31363330(6.452333 TRADES See us regarding Auction Appliances 52 Lots and Acreage 13 (Again 1969 VW Sedan, clean. dependable transportation. priced at only " ALTAMONTE DRASTICALLY REDUCED • VA -'I" 1969 ChevrOlet tIroOkWOOd Sla li on WaOOfl V 5, automatic, power steering air conditioning. radio. A nice car for the money. $795. call Pete at 3fl 163). Dealer sale. W*in D ems ___ Hey Kids. looking for an extra dollar? Ask Mom and Dad to lot you nave a classiled ad garage SANFORD REALTY 117W First St 411 • 3731366 Call 377 7491 ) 1966 English Ford 4 cyl I Speed.. low mileage Excellent condition, Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 24 HOtr serv i ce BALL REALTY 327 1631 Dealer Motorcycles Calibart Real Estate RIALTOR OWNER 42% 6942 OrlandO $10. - easy terms r.lfyirc' Orly S7'0.0O A R Brker wagon. V tllO :hevrolet KinqiWOOd S automatic, power steering & brakes & air. vary good Iran spor?a'ion for The budget minded person 1)793. Cali Donald 0 at cars Abandoned, unwanted junk hauled away. Your cost Orlando, 293 6191 anytime. We have a beautifully deCorated 3 b' home including shag carpet and air condi t i oning, Yours for voters knew that perhaps a new moral force was needed in the White House. Sparling said he did not blame Nixon for his defeat. Traxier, who won in this traditionally GOP district despite a personal appearance by President Nixon on behalf of Spading, said Nixon is the problem of Republicans, not Democrats. Traxier's victory gave the 8th District seat to Democrats for the first time since 1932. It marked the fourth time in five special elections this year that normally GOP areas have fallen to the Democrats. But it was the first time Nixon took an active role in trying to stem the tide. With 'X34 rir.nnnIc III SI-in, With all (lII n( I 1IJ. the ,.J1J uic district unaccounted for in unofficial returns, Traxler had 59,918 votes, Sparl i ng 56,575. The results gave Traxler 51.4 per cent of the vote. Traxier said after his victory that - AutoS for Sale 80 Junk Cars Removed /7, Ad SAGINAW, Mich. (AP) Vice President Gerald R. Ford says the Democratic victory in a special Michigan congressional election is a bad omen for the country and that continued Democratic victories could lead to a "legislative dictatorship." "One party control is not good for America," Ford said after Democrat Bob Traxier's narrow victory Tuesday the state's 8th District over Re. in publican James Sparling Jr. (Related Story Page 2A) "And the trend in congressional elections now is for the Democrats to end up with an overwhelming majority in the House. This will mean a legislative dictatorship." a Ford said the election would have no bearing on how Congress treats the President in regard to the impeachment inquiry now being C0fl ducted by the House Judiciary Corn- - I Illt'mbcrs. "The entire group vie're talking about are common criminuts," Saxbe said. Asked if he was including Miss Hearst in that description, he replied, "Miss Hearst is part of it." Steven Weed, 26, told reporters Tuesday that, Monday's hi-Ilk twist, In which two persons were wounded and $10,60 was stolen, was designed "to get people to believe she is con. verted without having to let her go." He also said he believed Miss Hearst "is being humiliated at the hands of a group of people who are determined not to let tier get out of this alive." In an April 3 taped communique, Miss Hearst scorned her family and said she had joined the SI.A, which has claimed responsibility for abducting her Feb. 4 from a Berkeley, Calif., apartment she shared with Weed, Weed saRi Miss Hearst, 20, appeared sick and exhausted In the photographs taken automatically by cameras in the bank Monday. She was accompanied by three white women and a black man, Police Capt. Mortimer Mclnerney also said the holdup may have been staged by the SI.A to "show cif Patty Hearst of their ranks." a_s a iieinbe: FRANK MEE, an NBC television nessrnan seen regularly on the "Today" program, died this morning te -.as 52 and had been suffering front cancer of the bone marrow for the past four years. The immediate cause of hi death was pnc'u,iioma, HIS final itwnths of iwoudasting duty were per. formed under severe pain, his doctor said. M;ee made his Last appearwice on the "Today" program last 'I hurcdav mornioc' �TT1 MINIM 1T±' .. .a.r4.. - - ...y a.ar - ----------------- 4L_- t. •. -. - . a. - -'.... .7. - .x. . —- ---•- . . ..,i, -', NATION TODAY Zebra' Toll At 12 ____ -' — / JL t i'-Ia ie Calle s Sentence Arm Ch — Environment, Consumer SAN DIEGO (AP) All lawyers should support and help finance public-Interest law firms such as those cuicffned with environmental and consumer issues, the head of the American Bar Association said Tuesday. 'lliIs type of law firm offers to the organised bar the best current possibility of substantially enhancing truly equal legal resources for all In our courts," ABA president Chesterfield Smith said in a prepared statement. Smith, an attorney from Lakeland. Fla., termed consumer and environmental issues among those which "for practical purposes are barred from the courts and from the legal process generally because they Individually lack sufficient commitment to a particulat issue pending in the courts to support litigation on the same scale as their adversaries," V — . -;; 1. dt L 1' I - A At - . ,_. ' A'01k I b ELECTRIC BAR SUE LUTHER holds circuit that measures bartender. I 007=- exact shot in electric The machine will mix drinks but won't give any extra. . ' Skins Gets The Chance 7'() Tell Hl"s Story N NEW YORK (AP) — Former Atty. Gen. John N. Mitchell has finished his testimony before a federal court jury trying him on counsel John W. Dean III to his initial administration job in the Justice department. "Isn't it true, Mr. Mitchell, that your testimony is directly contradictory to that of all three of these men?" the witness was asked, in an attempt to suggest that it was Mitchell who was lying rather than the three men in whom he had placed his trust. criminal conspiracy charges. Now it is the turn of his codefendant stnd one-time Cabinet colleague, Maurice H. Starts. Mitchell testified under crossexaminatton Tuesday that he appointed Harry I. Sears as Republican campaign manager In New Jersey in 1972. Sears final, minor defense witness first for Mitchell. - be a - star witnesses against Mitchell. On the same basis, the government brought out that Mitchell was Instrumental in the appointment of William J. Casey as chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission and of ousted White House - contribution to President Nixon's 1972 re-election campaign. Mitchell 's place on witness stand was ta ken ernoon by the man who replaced him as Attorney General, Richard G. Klein. dienat. A defense objection was sustained on grounds the question was improper and it went unanswered. With that Mitchell's cross-examination was at an was one of the government's Mitche ll and Starts are accused of using their Infl uence to obstruct a massive fraud invesligation by the SEC Into the (I-' nancial empire of Robert L. Waco, In exchange for the latter's secret $200,000 cash Dean testified that Mitchell once cal led him and asked him to ask Kleindienst to look into end. Starts, Secretary of Commerce in President Nixon's first Cabinet, is scheduled to begin his testimony after the trial resumes today. There may - the Mitchell-Stans grand jury here. - - - - KleI,ndien.st's testimony was elicited in support of Mitchell's -- - MAURICE STANS b denial that he ever had such a conversation wi th Dean after latter had gone to the White House. Kletndlenst said at the President Nixon's nephew Donald A. Nixo has married 23-year-old Helene Llpsky of Wantagh, Long Island. The marriage was confirmed by the bride's mother, Mrs. Baran Lipsky. She said the couple was married two weeks ago in Costa Rica. Donald is the son of the President's brother, F. Donald Nixon, and Is employed as an aide to indicted financier Robert L. Vesco, who has been living ass fugitive in Costa Rica and the Bahamas. NEW YORK — President Declares Mom's Day KEY BISCAYNE, Fla. (AP) President Nixon, in his annual Mothers Day proclamation, says "there is no undertaking more callenging, no responsibility more awesome" than being it mother. Nixon designated May 12 as Mother, Day and wrote: "...Moth'rs are today, as never before, moving into highly skilled jobs and careers. Barriers against eqwil opportunity for women have been disappearing rapidly, but w e nust remain diligent It our efforts to remove — them." Warrant Issued For Hoffman -. Abbte Hotlnan, a radical youth 19, has failed to appear in court to face a leader in IN, arrant f o r his arrest has en tar&otics i!r,e JilA issued. State Supreme Court Justice Mary Johnson signed a bench warrant Tuesday after Hoffman's attorney was unable to produce his client. Prosecutors said Hoffman was last seen here Feb. S when he taped a tele-49on Hoffman faces a tS-year to life prison term if convictid on charges of selling tivee powtds of cocaine for $36,000 to an undercover agent last Aug. 29. He had been free on bond of $10,000 NEW YORK i AP) .. Liza Collapses, Recovering sT1\TEIJsE.Nev, tATh Liza Minnelil, the Acaden' Award winning anger-actress, is recuperating here aftet collapsing just before a scheduled night club appearance on Monday. A spokesman said she was believed to be saffering tom the effects (4 the flu and had an upset stomach. - - -- -- •--r..s - .... . -... .- '- -. . ,-..- . -_% . - -------V - - :_ fl; '-- •-- - - one 31 the closest, timate friends I've ever had Teamsters B ycott - my life." "I have no recollection of any such call from Mr. Dean," Kleindienst went on. "I have recollection of any conversa tion wi th Mr. Dent on this subject." "Do you deny It happened?" he was ask ed , "Well, 1 don't believe It hap- Bo WASHINGTON (AP) — Sanford JaU'i multi-purpose comes up with, Polk promised Seminole Memorial hospital room into an attorney-client to get tc work with jail ad- submitted by Polk. The money —representing munistrator Geor ge Proudfoot. meeting room. nearly all of Polk's budgeted Commissioners agreed With the fourth arid last jail t),e current cost of housing $5,000 For medical ex penses for hear ing be fore a three judge pr isoners in o ther counties— all prisoners this year—was panel set for Thursda y, the pegged at $5 per day—will spent in sa ving the life of a commission stuck by its earlier escalate to unacceptable levels single alcoholic prisoner who refusal to fund the multi. by 1978, when an estimated 80 required $2,600 in drugs alone. Marsee and county staff were pur pose room until the next "surplus" pr isoners will cost nt rates. directed to negotiate with fiscal yezr begins in October. $400 daily at prese os pital s taff on finding ways to Although reluctant to commit h Sheriff John Polk pleaded for commission approval, saying himself, Polk said he estimates pay th e bill through state or the action would allow him to that Building 310 at the airfield federal indigent persons • face the Judges with virtually can he converted to a jail for r)rograrns. "...Certainly, he didn't say anything to me about acting as a conduit or messenger boy for Mr. Mitchell, because Mr. MItchell didn't need a messenger boy be tween us." eun.rriywn WASHINGTON ( A P) (A1) Teamsters union, locked in a bitter feud with the United Watergate prosecutor Farm Workers, has threatened There was no immediate retaliation against any unions comment from the White House that support the AFL.CIO's na- on how it will respond to Tuestionwide boycott of California day's bid by special prosecutor grapes and lettuce. Leon Jaworaki for court per. mission to issue a subpoena for Teamsters President Frank conve rsa tions. E. Fitzsimmons took the unusuJaworski's predecessor, Aral step of writing the leaders of all AFL-CIO affiliated unions to chibald Cox, went to court Last warn that participation in. the summer and won hacking from boycott would result in an end district and appeals courts for a of all future cooperation by the subpoena issued on behalf of the gn1(1 jury. Jaworski also Teamsters. subpoenaed the White House The Teamsters traditionally last March for materials behonor the picket lines of other lieved to relate to the barter of unions. They also aided the United Auto Workers with a $25 million loan to help pay for its strike against General Motors in 1970, j . •' In an April 12 letter, Fitzsimmons; told union presidents that support of the boycott "would naturally mean that you are taking a definite positirni against the...Teamsters. 23 of the conversations are doplicated. Jaworski concentrated on talks Nixon had with ilaldeman and Ehrlichman, formerly the April 18, when the Watergate cover-up was crumbling. In his Latest action, Jaworski followed the practice of asking the court for permission to sub- sued for the House Judiciary President's principal aides, and asked for a few that Incl uded Charles W. Colson and John W. Committee for material it wants for Its impeachment in.. Dean III. The Judiciary Committee vestigalion. subpoena also asks for Halde. man-Ehrllchman-.Dean convcrsations, and also those Nixon poena since the material sought for trial evidence. The special prcsecutor said he felt "obligated to seek these materials by subpoena," be. cause he has received "no de- ambassadorships and got substantially w ha t he requested. Jaworski asked U.S. District Judge John J. Sirica to make the subpoena returnable at 10 a.m. April 23. That would be two days before a subpoena is. A sw€eping new prosecution deiwind for President Nixon's Watergate tapes could mean ano ther confron ta tion between the White House and the special The special prosecutor said he needs the ta pes and supporting docunuents to pre pare for the Watergate cover-up tr ial of HR. Ihldenian, John D. Eh. rlichman, John N. Mitchell and ,'' His request to the court and the Judiciary Committee's subixena for 42 conversa tions di!icr in time and scope although from Feb. 20, 1913, through four o thers scheduled to begin in Sirica's court Sept. 9. - Council Adopts P By JANE CASSELBERRY County Editor ' finitive response" to requests by letter. He enclosed a letter he wrote to White house lawyer James D. St. Clair, written Apri l 11, advising him a subpoena wculd be sought in five . days. Haldema.,, EhrLlchnuin, Mitchell and Colson, along with Gordon Strachan, Kenneth W Parkinson and Robert C. Marthan are charged with con- - • spiracy to obstruct justice Scandal-Crippled Nixon Simply Can't Save GOP _ . SAGINAW, Mich. (AP) —- - I ' tanw day he issued his warning. Fitzaimmons sent a letter to AFL-CIO President The — ___________ 4. WiT IN BIRD 0 N MIN D .' Many congremional observ. among the 8th District's politi. letter, sa)ing ordy, -'The boy. Birds' talk, bark, somersault and swallow Of impeachment, it ii not cal observers that Republican t the 8th Distr ict's era feel this has increased RepubliJames Sparling Jr. had cut new congressman. Sparling 1 likelihood that many cari-i may seek political Fa!ety substantially into the lead in- also said he wntild vote ~o by voting [or an impeachmentdicated by polla for Democrat peach if the evidence warresolution If the House Bob Trailer and might even ranted. Judiciary Committee approves win, The real impact will one, Bed when the ballots were Traxier noted, 1rom GOP house colt must be hurting," swords all Cided to do his first campaign- for Sparling In the rural areas Washington TRAINER WENDELL HANSEN entertains Meany said that last )'ear's California violence "resulted hundreds attending Sunday School conference in Ypsilanti, Mich., with the antics of his Teamsters isr4orted goons." religious radio station near Indianapolis has been training exotic birds for 30 years. During a narrative presented by Hansen, the 'Bible An AFL-CIO spokesman de. clineci comment on the other on cue. Councilman Irene Van coordinate t he efforts of adjacent cities' poli ce officers. Eepoel's recommendation that Councilmen also agreed this a muietal building be constructed A week to put a proposed interim was turned down after Coun- WINTER SPRINGS — mutual aid police pact calling city naIl-f ire station building ciluuan Irwin Hunter said for cooperation and assistance out for bids. Bids will be opened maintenance costs would be hig he r. iufloflg Law ('fllOrciMflcflt units in late May. The interim facility, First step in South Seminole and North Council man David Outlaw Orange Counties has been toward a municipal complex, is dog catcher Joe Bush, co t ct ed at th be ns ru IO e corner reported ed by city council. adopt time positien has Moss Road. whose of First Street and lull A resolution must be upoc h Architect Robert K has been eliminated as an economy proved at Monday night's meeting to put the agreement estimated construction and measure, does not wish to into torce and effect, Mayor furnishing costs at $1m0,000. A continue on a part-time basis construction loan from Troy Puland said today. An applicant for th e part-tune utheast First National Bank Piland said although Sou th So job. Deborah Kennedy of Seminole cities have had in. of Maitland will be repaid from dlvid'jal city by city police cablevision, power and water Longwood, was intri1uced to councilmen mutual aide agreements for franchise revenues, se veral years the new concept, formulated by Altamonte Springs Police Chief Justus East, required uniform and calls for the agreements creation of a "super chief" to TALI.A I IASS EE. Ha. Al', Woods, a legislative' incoomdinate the program. A mother who fought 14 years vestigator, said he did not The "super chief." Pdand for the freedommi of a son shom oninut. said, ul1 be chosen by the she felt was unjustly committed Mrs. Etsentrager ought t;vt' police chiefs of Winter Springs, to a uuwntal hospital on a rape received more as compensation Casselberry, charge may be awarded $8,000 for loss ol her son's services but Longwood. Altamonte Srings, Maitland for her troubles for the opposition of Rep. and Winter Park, A house bills 11132430) to coin- Richard Langley, R.Clermont. With the new concept when a 1'ncate Pearl li. t-ntrager 01 Woods was called before tte' police aid city calls For imiutual Green Cove Sprin gs, umiuther of Ilouse It answer Langleys the coordinator, working with .Jt'e Daniels, was approved 93- charge that Mrs. Eisentragcr the chief rquesting aid, will I I 'tuesday had tried to place tier son, then house members balked at a boy of 16, in a retardation paying the woman $25,000 that center two years before th e had been recommended by a iipe committee and voted for a compromise sum of $8,000 in. hr u1fitr') i!h'raL) for e Sanford youth, tended as re ,\ - ing since his own 1972 re-elec. Nixon visited fell below the norThe Democratic victory in lion. Figuring tie would be Mal Republican percentages. It M i chigan's s p e c I a I blar.ied for any GOP setback was insufficient to offset the congressional electionlsa blow here, he decided he should try Democratic .;urge for Trasler to President Nixon's hopes of to get in on any possibility of in more populous Bay City and demonstrating political triumph, Saginaw, where labor unions popularity to Republican house Such a victory would surely are strong. mmicmnbers ronsidering imn- have beeti cited by the W)i peachment, house to GOP doubters as evThe Traxler victory, In a disPrevious GOP setbacks in dence Nixon retains much sup- trict the Democrats last won in Iv House contesta in Johnstown, port In the country and that a Franklin D. Roosevelt's 1932 Pa., Cincinnati, Ohio, and pro-impeachment vote would landslide, can only be read as a I Grand Rapids, Mich., have be politically risky. Further sign of weakness on the made many Republicans fear. part of Republicans and the At the time of the visit, six tul ot' a GOP electoral disaster Preiident. days before the election, tion, there tfl next November's c was considerable sentiment If this increases the likelihood atonal elections, — , - Aid P Mom May Get $8,000 For 14 Years Trouble ' against us. We do not propose to Commenting Tuesdgy - a support unions that are fighting George Meany urging an end to violence in the fields, had with former Atty. Gen. Richard G. Kleindienst and Asst. Atty. Gen. Henry E. Pe- tersen. The special prosecutor's re-. quest embraces specific conversatlons ranging over most of one year—from June 20, 1972, through June 4, 1973. The house subpoena spans two months, - "So, Iwould be remiss If Idid not say to you that in the fut ur e our coope ration with your organization will be judged ac(')rd1ril he c'iri'.mut-d 'If you are not with us, you must be - County Approves Barracks Jail renovation of the Downtown information no matter what he in a $4,700 medical bill from pened," Kleindienst replied. ictworsk1, Whiete House Battle Next, oycott three full-time ambulances, but I don't feel there were an including 24-hour-per clay more within range of Seminole service from Altamonte County with the capability to The battle for Seminole Springs and Sanford stations, reply," he said, adding the cost County's planned $50,000 annual with the third ambulance of setting up apparently apexclusive ambulance fran- spending days in Longwood and peared prohibitive to the 54 chise—and massive state and nights in Oviedo. shows." federal funds possibly lurking Herndon, in contrast, subKirnbrough said he did nt in the wings--has been mitted a fully detailed bid think word of Last fall's light narrowed to two companies. proposal, saying it will operate between the principals of Ilerndon Ambulance Co., three full time ambulances-.-- Anderson Ambulance and presently serving the count' one each in Sanford, Physicians and Surgeons a $5,000 quarterly extension Casselberry and Florida Ambulance Company "scared SiflCe its $20,000 non-exclusive IlospithI North—on a 24 hour off" any potential applicants. annual subsidy expired Oct. 31, basis, for the same $20,000 Anderson, a Winter Park and the fledgling Anderson annual subsidy It has received, fireman, and Kenneth, a Former Ambulance Co., of Longwood hlcrndon owner Idus Willis, in Winter Springs policeman, are the only firms which bid. addition to submitting detailed twice laced (-barges they The commission, profesaing financial disc!osures, told the threatened the life of P&.S disappointment but not surprise commission his proposed rates owner Hobert Turney thrown at the lack of enthusiasm from will be $25 for non-emergency out by a Seminole Circuit Co ur t the 54 other ambulance firms rails, $30 for emergencies, plus judge. for t- IIlert-ruv or oXgt-n invited t'i u!;iiiit lmls, hs t Turrn'v, ;fkr ailing to gain a an April 3u public hearing to upplics used and $1 per mile slice of hlerndon's subsidy late consider the pair that came in. beyond the county li ne, last year. pulled up stakes for Cunmuisslon Chairman John The llerndon proposal in- Lake County, paused for a blast Kimbrough, who locked horns eluded a 16-year company at the county and Newman, in a public squabble with Dr. "history" showing that then endorsed Herndon for th e Benjamin Newman of the business has grown from 14,000 exclusive franchise. Emergency Medical Services calls in 1971 in billings of Newman, who has denied any Council over delays in the bid $296,000 to 20,000 calls and formal relation&,In to Kenncth advertising Tuesday directed billings of $440,000 last year in or Anderson's endavor, is county staff to submit full Seminole, Orange and Osceola chairman of transportation specifications to both up. Counties, committee of the medical plicants. While Commission,r Greg services council which drew up Anderson Ambulance's Drummond, surprised at just the exclusive Franchise proposal, submitted by three two responses from 56 "in. specifications. men forming "P.A.K. Enter- vitations" sent state-wide, at Nnnan has said his conprises" ( Tom Pratt, Orville first conimuited "we didn't nection with Anderson, Kenneth Anderson and Scott Kenneth) receive any bids from corn- and Turney stems solely from did not include details of total panics that Function outside th e an emergency call radio he had cost to the county, or break. county," Kimbrough was more i nstalled in his car last summer downs of rates for patients, philosophical, by Kenneth, when all three However, Anderson promised "1 expected two or three bids, were working with Still facing a judge's order to all o! their orders completed or 150,000, and that the airport submit plans for housing in t he works. authority will be willing to Seminole County prisoners Polk to negotiate its $42,000 annual While authorizing through 1976 as part of a jail lease talking price. reform program, the Board of follow through on last week's In other jail "business" rmission from the Airport County ,2omrnlssioners has pe Tuesday, the board certified as given the go-ahead to study Authority on the Navy complete the $366,000 first floor P using former Navy barracks at barracks, the cornumuission0 renovation of the Sanford jail balked at the sheriff's $2 00 Sanford Airport as a mniniimiwn Facility. underway since last request to allow the study to be security jail, summer. done b an outside agency. However, the board order ed However, the board for he Atty. Howard Marsee to Despite his mplaint that he County co third time refused to comply e investigate possible legal acti on wi ll only be asked for mor with the court's order of outset: "I think of John Mitchell as — Nixon Nephew Marries .'t - ' — A Saturn S-lB rocket has NEW ORLEANS (AP) begun its journey from the Michoud Assembly Facility that ultimately will in space in an historic rendezvous with a Russian spacecraft. The first-stage booster rov±et, one of the last to be built at the Chrysler Corp. plant, will be used to power an American spacecraft scheduled to meet a Soviet spaceship In an earth orbit In mid-IM. The 80-loot,86,00D-pound first stage of the Saturn 18Apollo space vehicle began a barge trip Tuesday to the JoIst F. Kennedy Space Center at Cape Canaveral. There, It will join an Identical rocket sent to the Cape last August to serve as backup for the third and final manned Skylab missions. That same rocket will serve as backup to the US.-Sovlet mission. . —a By CHRIS NELSON herald Staff Writer -- Saturn Rocket Ready . Ambulance War Nears Settlement Pen- review it personally and make Officials at Army headqunr. WASHINGTON (AP) tagon sources say Secretary of the final decision. Army ters said they believe Calley one night in the Ft. The Army Howard Callaway lawyers said Nixon could a!- spent only went far beyond the recommen firm the present sentence or cut Henning, Ga., stockade after diition of a clemency board in it further but could not increase his sentencing by a court-mar. tial to life in prison at hard Ishalving IA. William Calley's It. 31, 1971. Calley's civilian lawyer Ken- bor on March prison sentence to 10 years for Nixon ordered Calley rethe My Lai massacre. ne th M. Henson, said Columnleased from the stockade April 1, 1971, and said he should be Callaway's decision meant confined to his quarters pendCalleycouldcomeupforparole ing review of his case. within the year. Army 30-year-old The lieutenant lived In those The Army said it could not bachelor quarters under make public the recommendsminimum security until a tim of the Army-Air Force Cie federal judge ordered him mency and Parole Board. But released on $1,000 bond last sources said the board proposed Feb. only a slight reduction in Calley's life term was reCalley's )year 3entence. duced to 20 years by Lt. Gen. Callaway said he remitted 10 Albert 0. Connor, then COin ______ mander of the Third Army years of ('alley's prison sen. tence b't-au-' of ''iiiitigattng \uig 20, 1971. circumstances indicating that Both the U.S. Court of MullLt. Calley may have sincerely tary Appeals and the Army believed that. he was acUng in accordance Cour t of Mili tary Review upwith U orders he held the conviction and se nhad received and that he was tence for premeditated murder not aware of his responsibility of at least 22 Vietnamese civilto refuse such an illegal order." Inns during a sweep through My Lai hamlet March 16, 1968. WILLIAM CALLEY At the same time, the Army CaILJ was the only military secretary said Tuesday "there convicted by court-martial man is no reasonable doubt in my bus, Ga., that the Army secreof 25 officers and enlisted mind that he perpetrated the tary's ruling was disappointing. out acts for w hich he stands con- "We're still hopeful that the men who were charged with of victed." President of the United State fenses ranging from murder to The case is now before Presi- exonerates IA. Calley," hlenson covering up the My Lai Incid nt. dent Nixon. wno has said he will said. - Glass Botfie Explosions WASHINGTON (AP) A Senate-passed campaign reform bill that includes little-noticed financial disclosure provisions will be before a House committee next week when Congress returns from its Easter recess. Some House Democrats have already expressed opposition to the bill because It provides for full public financing of presidential and congressional campaigns. And the disclosure provisions also are likely to encounter opposition. A number of members have denow'.ced such disclosure proposals as amounting to an Invasion of their privacy. -. The Sanford Held Wednesday, April 17,1974_3A .- Campaign Reform Bill . ives — WASHINGTON (AP) - The Consumer Prcduct Safety Commission, which estimates that about 62,000 accidents occur annually from exploding bottles, is opening hearings on the subject. The commission says about 25,000 of the accidents result in injuries requiring treatment n hospital emergency rooms. The hearings will include testimony from persons injured by exploding bottles and representatives of bottling companies. - — — 2A—The Sanford Herald Wednesday, April 17, 1974 SAN FRANCISCO (AP) A young man was shot to death Tuesday night, the 12th white person killed in a series of socalled "Zebra" shootings that began last November, pollee said. The Lastest victim was an unidentified 26-year-old man who was helping a friend move a rug in the Ingleside District when he was felled by bullets. Police said three shots rang out about 9:30 p.m., and a witness saw a black man running down the street. Tuesday's victim was making room for the rug in the tack of a station wagon when the assailant came up behind him and fired, police said. On Sunday, two white teenagers were shot and wounded at a t*is stop. Police have mounted a massive hunt for at least two persons in the Zebra shootings. In each case the victim Nis been white anti the assailant black. p- In this atmosphm, Nixon de. counted TuekUy night, the vote members ailread y In ,. - Cove - In Victim Is Satisfactory injured Saturd;uy at Kampers tier expenses. T he measure now Kove campground near 0-steen goes to th e give her which could ',tseni a tunnel he and two Senate, friends were digging caved in, more money if Senator's so deremains in satisfactory condillon at Florida Hopital, a SITC. Daniels was voted $15,000 compensation Monday, a spokesman said. $175,000 from tmimi Brian Wade of 2849 Gail reduction recommended by the house Place was trapped under five ininittee. lieserved 14 years feet of earth until rescue units CO after being arrived and dug him out, police in a imentul hospital arrested for a rope that Thomas Published Daily and Sunday, Saturday and except Christmas Day by The Sanford Herald, 300 N French Ave , Sanford, Fla 37771. Second Clas Postage Paid at Sanford, Florida 32771 Subicrip!1on Rates by Crrler Week 55c — Year S28 43 - r — — — — — — — — — — — — —— lu ATI(']TLNth — �__, - 1% j&iI •r' --'.- - - 1.jL.. T1ffi-i ' -- -- '. -I- --- -- .,. -v - '1 III '-' ar The Sanford Herald Wednesday, April 17, 1974-5A 4A—The Sanford Herald Wednesday, April 17, 1974 Editorial ___ _____ Money Will Not Buy . / I ___ _____________ _ t Z i g Zcig Anderson V " Lobby In Reverse I H Every so often you find anUnfortunately that wasn't the item Lucked away In the case at all. As Miss Hutton tells newspaper that, for reasons not it, she was broke, estranged entirely clear, brings tears to From her former husbands (In the eye. her heyday It seemed she was getting married every other mat Ow weekend when we read of week) and her children. Somehow this woman who the latestchapterin the life of Betty Hutton. For some of our seemed to have more than her young readers it might be worth share of worldly goods actually noting at this mint that Mice had nothing. The money bought Hutton was a nwvie star of the friends and husbands, but not love. And when the money was 194 and She wasn't particularly gone, so too were the friends and husbands. Suddenly MLS.s talented, but she radiated Hutton found herself living in crt0N ~ I D - I .I I f9'OQL) $ ___ I 1 _ <ii viwp --r I .__ __ ----------------..* ow%-Mnws~ 10 "\' . . I UIt "" ' nrnornm - ' allow aides to sign their signs- Possible TAUIAI1AEE Flu. (All) It," Forbes said, 'Probably a tersburg, chairman of the Judi- provide impartial officers to •'.'" . • --- ----.-- -.- wv . quii lq "I rned By U.N .__ ." ....... '"I lII "" lal 11133030 Fulford. To Sen- of or criminal charges against a troversial bills, including a ate. number of Judges. measure to decriminalize traf- the documents. overturned by a joint legislawe find anything, there lie offenses. "If there is misconduct tive committee. proably would not be enough Forbes urged the subpoena among the judiciai y I want to The bill would also create an time in the seanri to deal with after Richard Earic of St. Pc- know about it," Forbes said. office of hearing examiners to before an election. 11B2699. To governor. Legal actions To provide II Mobile Homes To require statute of limita tion within one mobile home and recreation to five years for filing civil suits ttiel dcalt'rs to he licensed and ctldng recovery of (laLIIes. to increase bond to Um 000 llB89 Crabtree, To Senate. SB210 Ware. To House. Insurance To provide for Wiretaps To prohibit pub.. medical insurance coverage for chiropractic treatment. 1182929 llshing of names of people overhe ard in a government wiretap. Culirea th , To Senate. SB2.39 Johnson. To House. Insurance To require med. J ies ur To give judges the ical insurance coverage of In. discretion to exempt physicians rants from the moment of birth. SB76 Henderson. To governor. from serving on juries. S8240 Education To allow univer- Johnson. To house. sliles to accept credit card payRacing days — To authorize nients for tuition and other Business Regulation Board to costs. HB2892 Andrews. To Sen. allow a charity racing day to ate, benefit Florida A&M Univer- claimed the right to subpoena viewed — but they could not be The Senate Bills passed: Future CouldBe SALES Y. 17 92 SWEDISH [7 ,,,,,,, " - PROCTOR PRELL TAHNINC SECRET LOTION , 'si'. iITAA1,,'M*Y. OR OIL , . cnin'i llnrvus Ti, IIni,cn Ile Governor 'rook no action on legislabon. , -1 CASUALS I 1291 NEW B O RN in ___ I .~", ,';.,." ' L0011 .. . . 5 ' :'t1 ii TOODILERS 12's .. ".'129 .41--...;-,!'!__' 87 '. . . I. gi PRICES GOOD THRU SATURDAY, APR I L I. I oj~;R '--. ,'' I k J Sanford Plaza I CASSELBERRY re Sore y ' _______ $ -- , d I U . .. I . . ..,, . _.. ,. e .. 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( The Senate is opThey have been there ever Far erth h.'cr'3 'iepe h'a,irL' r VI") r is previously passed a similar bill showing some nitmes, the by a large majority.) essential contribution of the — pact and its continuing peacerole cannot be ob. -;*,P_4_~ 22 1; 1, GRA04 PIGULAR I ,M 099 '' ' - COMBI OUNGF , Necessary . ~. 984004*4. all solded cobsW. Re : 1~- ,-; "t,-~;,- I'I . I -, I - hp~;O, 1 —_ '. . , . ... .86" 2n 148 ,., , 498 _ - By NATO P an 88 ES KIMO was fl OUTFIT I I 13 special o ~ . " V H .-- .t . YOU TRUST US. THAT'S ONE REASON MORE THAN 50% OF OUR PRESCRIPTIONS , ARE REFILLS." ' f5o State St. .. 'C 1 ';: . . . 'a.. s TOOTH BRUSH 99 . - -.. , IK IE 6 99 . . ,. rui RAFT WITH GUS OPE P[G6d MEDIUM HARD RUBBERIZED CANVAS -~ - " fl ,, - ,~~ ~.&~~ ,'.-',- ,-,, - ' 2"i's ' .. ASSORTED STYLES & :OICRS ~ ; ": C 3 FOR THE ` city 100 ci. )-7 I _. SCOPE MOUTH WASH TABLETS MUGS ' 4. . . 24 oz. L ASSORTEDBUFFERIN I ELEC JUICER - ( LIQUID stat' ba CASSELBERRY _______ _____ - - ITU.J F URNITURE ISF 10= - , MORE - - ' OR subcoiiiiiiittee believes the making powers. vestigation to the committee pation in rule-making and records contain information Senate, meanwhile, was because their secrecy was would require that all rules upThe - - A "Let's issue subpoenas and find — A House judiciary subcom- more prudent procedure would cial Qualificationi Commission. out what he (Earle) knows so hear disputes between citizens - , -- Voter registration — To close - In trip Impea chments udicial J DAMA i I - I1 ' $. rld For Secret Records Seeks To house, not To House. - ' . Subcommittee --' "• The Pakistani government, according to the cables, provided gainer from high privilege. 1k is being saved from Ilartke with "hotel reservations, car end driver and tr. ' charges 1# ----,.IN ,a ) \ If . In Ceylon, "Senator and Mrs. Hartke and daughter will be generous grace accorded him I guests of (the government) with hotel, travel expenses paid." In open honesty that as President, Moreover, he has SOme)0W world can be a terrible shock to es made audiences believe, for the won unwarranted compliments Indon ia, the senator was a "guest of Parliament," And in New someone who has never had to I Zealand, he was also a government guests . ) moment at lust, that th from top lawmakers with life off a Hollywood 5L For spending money, according to the cables, the various ,, Wilbur Mills and Sen Russell weren't as bad as th ey seemed- cope scund t.i€' eiiit ie; provided hlartkle ith an adi1itionil a th at somehu good would Lo ng for making belated hi Ii was the classic case of the C)ft local currencies. ---. r' eva payments CVII pr il on his l%9 returns, clown laughing on the outside AE r Not only members of Congress but their staff assistants have ________ Let's start with a couple of things really got bad, Betty's and crying on the Inside. The basics. Where the Internal been gallivanting around the glove at the expense of foreign booming voice would wipe woman who could bring hapaway Revenue Service suspects fraud governments. On April 13, for Instance, a dozen congressional i ,,, ~:W 7/e,v,~ piness to millions was unable to (intent to misrepresent) tax aides will arrive in Taiwan for a vacation financed by Nationa lis t But movies went into a fjpij happiness fcr herself. China. if4 return, no statute 4 1i decline during the latter ages of So it came as a shock to read limitations applies at all. The Betty's career and stars The State Department cabled the U.S. embassy in Taipei of IRS can go back as far as it ruesUng flocked to that new miracle of had glowed so brightly such lix cards for the Junketing aides "if embassy In wishes, the entertainment world— sit sition po to tssue'them," The embassy replied that the aLdes would The Other Shoe w ago—Is now working Secondly, the law specifies need "official passports" ot "we will be in the rather Un" television. Betty as a cook and housekeeper in a that when a citizen fails to comfortable position of being unable to obtain PX cards for 111=4 and It was a church rectory in Portsmouth. report items OF gross income some." Her talents, small as they i never happier. Wa Wo adding to 25 per cent or more wer e, somehow seemed bigger There's a certain part of us The senior staff member, Ralph Vandervcrt of the senate beyond the gross Income than life on a movie which lusts after fame 14 I nrt' ('nrnmIit mM tic fk - ..t.... I%IJIU ,I UI..CI.....h1.. UUIJ ...,i...,...... "s. fin u.,r 'Irn,l "Offi and delude oursdves statute of limitations does not thing "on the part of the 0iiang Kai-shek government. somehow even smaller than into Utinking that Mon Y can 'Me few thousand dollars old Chiang spends too woo U.S. theyactuaUy Pete and sheaoon buy happiness. officials, judging by past performance, Li money well spent. In figure ccmmonly cited in disappeared from public UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. "Stark, pervasive poverty," he Betty Hutton Is another This assembly session was nearly all comment on the th e past four years, he has collected $373.7 million In "emergency eye...another ' unable to reminder that it ain't (.1%P)Aroundherethesedays says, afflicts two-thirds of the called on the initiative of Al. President's case), but extends a funds" for the Saigon regime. adapt to a new entertainment necemuily they're talking about what the world, while never In recent gerla, to discuss raw materials, so. Even as the request is pending before Congress, State full six years beyond final filing vehicle. Our lives must be built world might look like a decades have world food re- Poor nations have seen the IM Department cables reveal that the Saigon government has In. With Betty It was a case of out around something far stronger generation or so, and the pros- serves been so frighteningly son of a raw material, oil, used vited eight key congressional staff members to visit South • On its face, a key document of sight out of mind. Most ofher than a dollar bill. We regret pert as of now isn't pretty. low. Other delegates warned of as a political weapon and even view "present realities." What might it be like in the a growing threat &f widespread now the beginnings of new car- pre pared by the joint Vietnam to fans assunI that she had that the years have dealt so congressional committee which FOOTNOTE: Congressmen and their aides who accept free simply gone into quiet cruelly with Miss Hutton. on )vw 2000? A world jammed famine in many world areas. tels are visible in such ini examined Mr. Nixon's return% trips aboard from foreign governments may be in violation of the retirement and was living the other hand we rejoice in the With seven billion people? Not The Club of Rome, an Inter- tant areas as copper and bauxat his invitation would seem to Constitution, which forbids U.S. officials from accepting any comfortably in Bucks County, knowledge that she has finally, enough food to go around? In- national study group of con- ite, the raw material for alumni- involve his 1969 returns In this "emolument. . . of any kind whatever, from any King, Prince or Pa., or In a townhouse in New found happiness in a setting and tense competition for energy cerned experts, issued a report num. provision of the Jaw. Yet a twist foreign state," York making Infrequent ap- a role several hundred light and resources? Crisis after last month noting a deadly geoIn the background is a grow- in the regulations seems to pearances on the summer years from the tinsel of crisis, pushing the big powers to metric progression in prospect. ing recognition that desperation salvage him BACKROOM POLITICS: President Nixon' wily Watergate in this instance. Straw Rat circuit. the brink of a calamitous clash? Hollywood. "World society is torn asun in food-short areas can generFor 1969 the committee attorney, James St. Clair, has thrown the House Judiciary They talk about all these pos- der by growing and Intolerable ate massive political ex- foun d the President had added Committee's impeachment inquiry into a tizzy by demanding the , sibifitles almost casually at the disparities in living standards ploslons. gross income amounting to right to cross-examine mnd even subpoena witnesses. big glass house on New York's and opportunities," It said. One of the architects of th $142,367, more than a third S Th e impeachmen t investigation, like a grand j ury probe, Is VV East River, where a special "Hundruts of milhiano of men U.S. Food for Peace program of above the $38,162 he formally merely supposed to determine whether charges should be brought session on the future of the so- and women live marginal the l95 says now that even [fit reported as grm income, against the President. It would take a two-thirds vote of the call ed Th ird W or ld Is In prog. lives...Nature is pillaged and means becoming accustomed to 1J The twister corneaInto play In Senate to convIct him. res& A l eeueu poisoned for the benefit of a such things as hamburgers the way the President for 1969 Secretary-General Kurt few, to the detriment of many made entirely Def ense attorneys normally don't participate In grand jury of soybeans, handled the sale of his New Waldhe1m,Inastjnentto and of the yet unborn. Americans once again must York apartment. He did not proceedings. But committee Repub&aiw desperately want si) lly roioxizy This is shwe tsighte&min opening of the General "The present crisis is much face the need to share their conceal the sale or its proceed (lair to be in volved in the impeachment investigation. With the (NEA) the extreme on the part of the Assembly on raw materials, deeper than an oil or energy riches, especially in food, but declared on his return that President's counsel present, they would be relieved of the burden ccii and utility pi it is sees an enormous global emer- crisis or a food crisis. Its nega- "Because If we don't we are he deferring payment of a of defending Nixon. 4 Americana are pretty much their environment as much as gency in the making unless na- the effects will have many and likely to pay the price In politi. capital gains tax on the iranreconciled to the fact that If anyone else's, and what tions can find ways of oopera- di verse repercussions through. cal upheavals and sta indeed the Republicans CPU ca feelsostrongly th ey voted 12 to 0 bility In saction because he was . w % effectively O U* want energy and a decent nation falls to do today to tin Cw.,.0 au i On. OUI u entire wor&u,.. oors reject we advice in uiCu own top lawyer muui o u world." vesting the monies in the Albert Jenner, environment, too, they are protect its natural heri tage will who had argued against St Clair's "rticl tion' purchases of San Clemente as ' • going to have to pay for them, exact a far greater price •I "princip his al residence . " Committ e e Democra ts , however, fear that St. Clair's Strip rnirng now ylekis more tomorrow &n their cIl Such practice O i iEm is bo th celebrated co urtroom skills could interfere with the tmr g t VS I m half the nation's total and everyone else's C1IU&eI, legitimate and very ommon. peachment inquiry. Chairman Peter Rodino, D-N.J., has emi1vtaI output of coal, and will then mere money can pay, for. Except that in M jt phasized that the probe "is not an adversary proceeding." be called upon to yield mote In ______ RAY CROMLEY those they have loaned money they're not caught short. committee decided Sa n the futwe. But nobody expects In an earlier column, we reported that Jenner is being un. money. Clemente was not Mr. Nix on Foreign markets become the c,W industry to foot tim dercut College students, or at least a by the committee's No 2 H bli WASHINGTON (NEA)—The is Significantly, the seven Arab protective as each country runs chief residence. It found that entire bill—or most of it or even bunch of them who were lifting of the Arab Garrisson, who is working behind the scenes to obstruct the imI oil embargo nations did not lower the price for cover. As in ope the Nixons spent J us t 4 days Western E ur any of it—f or the expensive and queried at Iowa State peachment Investigation buys a little time. That is all. of oil, nar commit themselves there in the 12 months after sale to today groups of nations panic difficult reclamation of strip- University, have some curious The on-again, off-again any level cf production, of the New York apartment. and make the best deals they mi Many observers believed Jenner, a distlngquished Chicago hod, or for devising Ideas about what "acadarrik ' manner in which the Middle Additionally, they left their can with the ofl producers. Furthermore, as is now well attorney, was hired to take the Watergate onus off the some metd of "cleansing" freedom" means. East nations are handling the decision to end the embargo known, he did not at any time Republicans. His experience and Perhaps worse, the Integrity, it was thought, would high sul!w content coal. The production and sale of subject to review In June. This certainly cause pay California state income serve as the excuse for ap by what . costs must ultimately be borne Republicans to move away from the According to a report on a petroleum services as a farther leaves the United States pears to be calculated Arab taxes as would a normal President. by the consumer. rvey by socbloajsta Dwight spur to Inflation. !t adds to our dangling, economic maneuving will resident. One would think that, The rationale behind the G. Dean and Brent T. Brutm In ecodomic uncertainties and Instead our sources say the senior Republican, It is perhaps fear. more !haua reinforce President Nixon's for consistency's sake, he would Hutchinson, R Industry's tra ditional Human Behavior magazine, of leads to further retrenchment, any other factor, which leads to drive toward semi- ha ve done so to underscore his euthority over -Mich., has iased Inner and given real , resistance to strip-mining 06 siuden enrolled in their Banks, short of ready cash, recessions. Fear also can be a independence staff In energy at a claims about San Clemente. laws--that they would put coal Introductory sociology classes, are becoming jittery. Some, prime cause of Inflation, But here's the hooker: In an an pace so frantic it may well lock Both Jenner and chief counsel John Doar have tried to at a disadvantage In the only 12 could write an ac- heavily Involved In real estate infl4tion not limited to this country for a lengthy obscure IRS regulation, maintain lines of communication between the Democratic marke4dAcO—w 1011M h" ceptable one-sentence and with businesses which petroleum or goods requiring a period into high-cost procemes believed by one tax analyst to Republican staffs. But Garrison has blocked the goal of an and in. today, If It ever did hold, definition of the term. All the could be severly hurt by a high input of costly energy. for turning out gasoline and have been added after US. Tax tegra ted staff. lie has America's demand not just for rest thought it meant "freedom refused to work on any of th e fact4lndi.ng recession or higher enery costs, Producers and retailers boost other products from coal, oil, Court rulings in such cases, his task forces but cormfines energy but the chemical for students, not faculty." himself instead to strictly partisan efare tightening the screws on prices rapidly to make certain New York apartment sales forts. lie is now hard at wor k dr shale and tars. afting a partisan brief on th e St. derlvative.s of fossil fuels is Income can be considered (lair issue. going nowhere but up, and no exempt from calculations about one r,source a1 tmeeUt IçiFlI9 l . 4'. "added gross Income" for 1969 — ;b-': The regulation says that, if a Yet the coal Industry, allied ;, wi th electrical power cornI panles, "information sufficient to to ugh ,iI' r C'UPLEYNEWS apprise the District Director (of bad fight, on the allte level AM ,,,, " .ç "10t4 monopoly that regularly schedTuesday, A p ril 16, 1974 Wed bus lines have over the The House charter business. SB 206 Gallen. Bills passed: To House. Retardation — To appro. Dues — To prohibit state pay. priate $226,200 to pay for re inent of membership fees In any quired hearings on retarded organization or payment of ~ - 'I The ASSociated Press - State Department cables reveal that in Iran, for instance, the thereby avoid new public government "infoniied (hlartke) that he will be the guest of ufll arrsanop ilr,ini and fht inriiirBno knini U4UI51 ii VUUUWII of w Vd5C '' r' o ____ ~ 8Y mittee chairman said today the be to turn it over to the gover- appeared before the judiciary we can start impeachment pr and state agencies. panel is nearly ready to issue nor or a grand jury." "Our main thrust is to get subcommittee. ceedings." Claims — To provide $8,000 to Earle, urging approval of a subpoenas for Judicial QualiThe judiciary subcommittee The House's other con. these rWes out in the sunshine," School safety — To require Pearl Eisentrager of Green the Tr to give the commission Commission records. voted unanimously Tuesday bill Rep. Robert Hector, I). introversial bill, one to subsaid Transpor ta tion Department licatlons Cove Springs, compensating to set dependence from Rep. John Forbes, I)evening to the issue the subpoenas Florida stantially revise the state Miami, the chief sponsor of the up a uniform system of her for loss of the services of traffic and control Jacksonville, said he would be but delayed issuing them until Supreme Court, said the panel Administrative Procedures bill. pedestrian her son, Jesse Daniels, who wis di%'its around needed freedom to conduct S8267 able to reveal more information checking the wording. Its Act, was scheduled for action schools. held 14 years In a mental Gillespie. To house, about the subpoena of judicial The subpoena was one of two investigations of judicial con- by the full House. _____________________________ hospital for a rape he apparentrecords commission after a looming actions throwing the duct. 1k said the The revision would end what School age To allow child Investigation ly did not commit. 11132430 who reaches age of five durin conference with Chief Justice Howse into confrontation with h.as investigated 25 judges in .Supporters of the bill called a . FREIGHT llrown and "phantom government." Cunningham. To fiscal year of school to enter James Adkins of the Florida other branches oF government, the past year. Senate. i._._.._ .i. Snnn'rm' ('n4irt Thn FnrIpeontpne1ø.1thit lit' t'ntilil it ,,,r..l,1 "v nih.r ua.' tr',c rnncldor!.Iinn ni uuiu en,.,uirn £t',in r MIluVLU[IVfl UUIL iiscai year. peachment decision, he will not tknu ;1 \ I Harris. To Senate. - ) Ta ll y e patients confined to state Sun- professional dues for any state land training centers. 11B3324 employe. CB101 Firestone. Foreign governments in quest of U.S. WASHINGTON By BRUCE BIOSSAT benefits now use reverse lobbying. Instead of calling upon Congress, they bring the congressmen to them. WASHINGTON (NEA) January, for example, Sen. Vance Hartke, D.lnd., last Just While official findings of •'t fraud" in President Nixon's accompanied by his wife, his daughter and two aides, breezed 1969.72 federal income tax through five countries in about th ree weeks. In each of the returns may keep this issue out countries he visited, at least part of Hartke's expenses were of a possible House Im'. picked up by the host government, -1. !O~ I .. , -1 ; efen se Tn/11111imccic I ,! Foreign Governments' tr -14 _____________ _______ ) I Jack Nixon's __ 99 5 LUSTRE P AID U fl I, I a . ,, - -1 - .a.,...a.•. wits . -j . ,P-J , �- - -.flV*s b -, -_- 6A—The Sanford Herald Baxter r.- I.&...- - -- •. Wednesday, - I Seminole Post ones Dea I GarbageP I an * For Exclusive Altamonte want to take orders," Floyd said. . •• . P - Baxter reported to council se veral weeks ago the city would be in financial dlstres if curbs were not put on spending. He said today, "If department heads are allowed to do everythi ng they want, the city ball will be In terrible financial ____ Bax ter said al though the job has been a challenge, the city's management is deteriorating and Mayor Norman Floyd while keeping him(Baxter) In 8 position of responsibility had refused au thority to permit " -. - .: . . '. I - 4 - - .-- The audience also cast doubt on commissioners' claims the or dinan ce was prompted by massive public complaints, one gentleman prompting cheers and laughter when he warned "U you think you've heard complaints before YOU wait until you pass this ordinance and see how many you , O get!" Equally pessimisti c were Commissioners Greg Drummond and Mike Hattaway, who repeatedly voiced skepticism during the public debate, th en offered a motion to defeat the ordinance outright. That effort was blocked by Commissioners John Kim. brough, Sid VihIen and Will iams, who then opted for the May 14 delay. "I would ask the commissioners opposing to generate spe cific solutions to th e problems all know are there," Kimbrough said. More pholosophical was Vilden chief sponsor of the inessure, who said ,,we'll be able to work out some type of compromise, because the industry has to be controlled. "Free enterprise is not wthklng," Vihlen added, pointing to the decline from 22 refuse companies two years ago to the present 10. 'The decline will continue to the point where we'll have few cciziipanic.s with a type of exclusive (ramicluse' JUSt without any public controls at all," Vihlen said. If the board had approved th e ordinance Tuesday, 8 computer study alloca ting sli unincorporated area customers to the county's 10 largest flrnz. "ld have gone into a 30-day trial basis, with a July I target date for final award of the franchise, By CHRIS NELSON Herald Staff Writer - Faced by a massive outpouring of public sentiment all of it negative — plans for an exclusive garbage franchise system have been tabled until May 14 by Seminole County commIsloners, Th e board listened patiently Tuesda y night as representatives from more th an a dozen civic associations, including CROP, stood and blasted wha t th ey termed an end to the free enterprise system by increased government regulation. The speaker all struck at what th ey called an attempt to force an un wanted garbage firm upon them, and most raid that af ter years of switching thcy were happy with their present c'3mpanles. Commissioners were unable to assauge fears that complaints would be acted upon with an exclusive franchl.se set up, since the threat of loss of business would no longer exist. Much was made of apparently identical letters recently sent out by several garbage companies "announcing" the et1usIvty franchise ss stem as of May I, and setting rates for cur bside and back.4loor service. While conun"onerS stepped gently around what one civic association leader blasted as "obvious collusion," the board warned the garbage companies not to over-anticipate Its actions, "Ironically," said Vice Chairman Dick William, "the only way you can stop collusion i.sbygovernment." — r - ' -= - - -- i' t; i 1 - LEN i- [ iv straights." president of Polk He added that Floyd has Community College, will be ordered invoice splitting to the guest speaker at the circumvent the $1,000 bid Seminole Junior College contro! of city finances. requirement. Floyd answered graduation ceremony DENVER BAXTER the city has a policy of placing Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the The resignation was to him to stay on during his notice all expenditures of $I,OW or Sanford Civic Center. bezome effective at the close of more out to bid. He added that busincss, May 17. Baxter period, Baxter said today, Floyd said today Baxter's when emergencies develop planned to take his accrued lea vi ng was due to a conflict of such as with the water or sewer vacation time April lX'tS(}RalItICs. 'lie decided he plants, there is not time to place Pilot E ltcmii.s to bid. ankd to run things and did no Floyd wits not willing to allow .. . Cited EvansDenies 1 Involvement Crash In Sept. 19 Air Flow F Fire I J *.: ,. - --.,. .. •"" -. -. .._ .. . _. . .. This? fly FRANK SP -_ - -. I .-; Trojans un hounds * Wi sth Second Metro Loss -I hommar t ,11t • ' - .--: called on. He got the final two outs but not before running Into W 0 4 -- 4 21 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1, -r ;_ "W, Z ___ - ____ ____ Iq ' - I.-... " N; . 'I 1i r , j. •..- - Phlhpi rf 3000 3 1 3 7 Hod9e b 2 0 0 0 14 .. PL . - uirj _____________________________ j' - - - ___ -.- ___ _Ir ____ — , _____ - 1 1 1~ - -.--.- — National — WASHINGTON i AP — Clover Todd Dut1es. 80, widow of former Central Intelligence Aieney DirecUr Allen W. Dul. Duties lies, died Monday. aceompanied her husband on numnerou.s diplonui'.ic and intelligence asgnments in Europe. right now,You can walk Nearly 8' Interior Headroom Clover Duties Wood Embossed Horizontal Siding in Barn Red with White Gambrel and Trim over your homesite—even count your trees now. 95 If M 1 11140111"llm _______ _____ 520 S. tMple Ave. 0 lb V . 1, pen'TI4P.M. Saturdays ep 322.0500 'h. 322.S00 Sanford, Florida - Or you can choose you wish to 17.4 miles east of Eustis on State Highway 44. Sidesteps Lyman baserunner, while catcher Bob Pryor backs up pay. A R2 H7RI 0 s oo Sri -. It Pryor, c fls,rnard rf Murry)b Hyatt,ss lb I ,I Sanlolin,pr Total i 7 100 S07z-$ 4 Lyman Evans o W Ya* nkeesClip , Minnesota Blanks Angels 3 1 0 0 F -- Karr. Smith, i., Pryor, Kuhl, Costantine. Reary, Callan. 20 HR - Slaaft. OP - Evans 1; LOA -- L vrihn 7. r-van% 8, SO Karr. Pryor (3), Barnard, Muiray St"ts. fi(hrnon Pryor (7 SAC IP H R ER ea so (L) Schmidt kjhI (Wi 713 7 7 7 3 i 7) 0 0 0 2 0 3 6 1 1 7 Pry (2). PB f Catledue (Pryor. Murray) - HOP -- By KEN RAPPOPORT John Lowenstein opened the runs in a Sunday doubleheader, All Sports Wri'ller eighth inning with a double and bounced a two-out single up the Even when the Texas eventually scored the go-ahead middle off Luis Tiant in the fifth Rangers win. they look bad. run on Jim Colborn's wild pitch, inning that scored Bobby past \lurcvr from SUMfl(1 bst 'I h( ArT3CrIcan League's leading 1k'. eland worst team turned a misplayed Milwaukee. fly ball and a misfired squeeze Lowenstein took third on a bunt into a run—and beat the si,crifice bunt and scored the Kansas City Royals 3-2 despite Indians' second run for Jim M themselves Tuesday night. Perry, 1.1, when Colborn, 0-1, "Wi iut *1w Iiintl ,,l 11 It I 1 t'ntrkc.r ui. to IT t.rc inns t on ight that we ha ve been look- Darrell Ioi ten. ing for," said Texas Manager Singles b> George Hendrick, ills, Martin. Chris Chambliss and Charlie By By The Associated Press t, R ajor Lea ue tflS flIflJ by • tstrk .--.. # Leads Raider -' FIRERGL I S iluibie belt under tread r___ — Stocks I' t d n some sizes1 CHARGE TM .1: LI I I I UWA t1 LI I I ' - " agaIIIIIS 130111L ____ 91 1 Wj Li W I I . I I I I 2 cord body plies of OLYESTER The same long mileage tires that come on rcflAI 1974 cars '''UI I '.. B$.ckwslisin most ,izes2.5O loss per tiri Priced (-% ikc~-n at Firestone Siores. Competitive!y ' I ' 1.4 If .%f. splo.,Id Wo O.ol at V CI~f S It, ^f rMC'(C' IS%..'11t'(i,'V, a' "• 'I -V If-- A a S" ç' ,g priced at Firestone Detileti and at all service stationt displayinq the Firestone Sig The Firestone STEEL RADIAL 500 can give you up to - li but the oyals carried it Spikes produced the Indians' American League a ridiculous extreme in the second run of the inning that East W I Pct. 05 ciglIth inning gave the Indians a 3-1 lead and 5 3 62.5 M,Iwauk Pinch.hitter Jim Spencer was their eventual winning run, 6 1 New York O -credited with a triple when Perry allowed six hits before naumore 4 1 .501 1 4 4 500 I ookie Rojas and Al COMM being lifted in the ninth inning Boston 6 100 7 Cleveland collided ru nning after his short for Ken Sanderz, who gave up 1 6 100 2 Detroit Milwaukee's second run of the j'p fly to right. West 7 3 100 that came th e play Then gmiit.' on Bob Mitchell's 11131 cItorna 6 Mirwiesola 3 625 S broke the Ro>'als' back. single. 6 4 600 1 Oak land Len Handle was on third, ThIns 6, Angels 0 s s co z 3 4 129 Vi Decker out- Kansas City Minnesota's Joe Seminole Junior College's pinch-running for Spencer, 1 S ill 5'; when Dave Nelson mmiissed a pitched Nolan Ryan in a strike- C hicago Tues4ays Games an even par shot Rob Ashby 72 suicide squeeze bunt. In the out duel for six Innings and then New York 2. Boston I t Mayfair Country Club 'untlown that ensued, catcher got relief help from Bill Clelarid 3. Milwaukee 2 Tusiy to lead the Raiders to a I'rin Ilr'aIt' threw wildly nast t':aiiinbell to beat Cali fornia. IciaS 3. KanSaS City 2 Oal.terd 1, Chicago 3 298-313 flohi-dIVl!IOflBl victor)....................-, Decker, 1.0, struck out Ii and third ba emmiami I 'aiil Sch:i;il, !over lagkr College it! I)aytona lowing handle to score the win- salkcd two before lie gave way Oriy j rncs ch eduled --Beach. to Campbell in the seventh after ning run National League Sieve Busby was the victim of a walk to Lee Stanton. CampEast Ashby played a steady day of w I Pct. 05 bell held the Angels at bay for the Kansas Citymistakes, 1 $00 4 golf. lie was one over (31) the Montreal American season. of the his third save In the other 6 661 3 Phhlaphia (35) one under front nine and Ryan, 2-2, struck out 11 and League games, th e Cleveland 1 636 7 Louis the back nine. 3 3 SW Cb'CaQO Indians beat the Milwaukee walked One. 7 6 250 3' New York Minnesota the ,1s 1, White Sox 3 3-2; Flagler's Bill hiutctiii'son Brewers 2 7 in i P,ttburgh Sal Bantlo slugged a two-run the California West took top honors with one.under Twins blanked S 3 77 the Oakland A's homer in the sixth inning, car- Los Angeles Angels 6-0; par 71. 6 S .545 2 nipped the Chicago White Sox 4- rying Oakland past Chicago. Alanta A S .SiS 2 HouStOn o Vie Rlchburg i 74) Bill Knapp 3 and the New York Yankees liando'y homer, his second f San Fran 6 S SiS 2 1 $ 444 3 -' 111 05 and Bud Ttiayer (78) stopped the Boston Red Sox 24. the season, came off losing (n,nt 9 ii? 6 2 Dego c'unibiaeil cacti of their O1} National i.eague scores. Ititcer Wilbur W ood. 1-3. TuesOb's Games Yankees 2, fled Sox 1 ponents fromFlagler, to take i'stlsburgh 8, (liicago i; Mon' PillsbutQh S. Chio90 S. 17 in Graig Nettles continued his ,nnS their lentti win in 16 matches. trcl 4, New York I; Phil;'1, New York I matches SJC has two delphia 10, St. ljiui.c 3; Atlanta hot hitting with three singles, Montreal Pf'ilidel(ihsa 10 $* Lou's 3 remaining before entering the 4, San Diego 2; Los Angeles 5, svoring once and dri'ing in the Atlanta 1, San DiegO 2 state tournament, lake City ('incinflatl 3and Houston 4, San tie-breaking run, to lift New L os AeeI S Cincinnati 3. 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TeL By John Cher*&) DELUXE CHAMPION SuplR Belit - Openl2 Noon to 6 PM Monday through Friday Screen-Printed Doors with Rustic Handles Gambrel Plaque Ride-in Ramp $ 189 A right southwest of DeLand and I 41. hL ,L; 1 I - 'tt- . 9 Karr. 2b - - -- - I ... •, rM, 1 "1,1111111.1ii i", -,-, " ; ,!~ 1 1 1%1. ~~I11 01 " 0.ff PRICES -- ~ EVANS' FIRSTBASEMAN GREG SMITH -' 1 . I I —11,1 .: - _V__~ .,_ - - - (Herald Pholo . _. 10 __ __ — - -::!,k ph -- .. .. - -I _ --.M4ft.&V01. . -~- . ?a so I'" $ -_- -- ' . l I . - - , _ .___ . .a I If — *40 - Ir:&- - * -A - . ;4 1~6 Do*ling. lb . - - • I 11 _14111 110~4, 0 . % ,,%.• 'i ,,.,,, - going two for two and second i . - & . haseman George Karr went two i,. -_ -~ %&-,---s_-lvr% -, -" , - - -1-i~ 1I f.4 _ . _ ._ -4-- IIL--"" .-t - ~_~ _. ,i , i lllA-_. I~ -6 I ir •: . V Thirdbaseman James ht — ..,,, ,''' in ni ng home run by lead-off ba tter Hal Staats. !I . - _ •,$,, ' '-'I, '- ~-__ "_ Eddie Kuhl was the winning pitcher for Evans. He allowed .. 10000 Homeless Aft iss,ISS I Floods eistone --.--.— ' U Police itc her? Hittin g A 1. - Senior Citizen What's ji BROWN -You know how it is with Elsewhere in the Notional Griffin had an infield single in spark ft.o 11ir,-,to-, tit Oo.ir ~, (Y-in;; ~,-,i,orlf ,mnn.-r'lom ScdAP Sports Writer pitchers," said Griffin after his League, the Philadelphia th e th ird inning before the home ond victory in nine games, ver his first loss of the season. Houston's Torn Griffin has 4.0 victory over the San Fran- Phil lies bombed the St. Louis run raised his batting average Pittsburgh's Richie Hebner Braves 4, Padres 2 the hitting power of a moose cisco Giants Tuesday night. Cardinals 10-3; the Pittsburgh to .429. went three-for-four in the conand the memory of an elephant "home runs are something spe- Pirates defeated th e Chicago The triumph, meanwhile, test, including a home run and a Darrell Evans clubbed a 06-(,it comes to recalling his cial to a pitcher when he hits Cubs 8-5 in 12 innings; the Mon. lowered Griffin's earned run fif th-inning single which put his run homer, Dusty Baker exorts home runs. one ." treal Expos tripped the New average to 1.22 and raised his team in front 5-4. Al Oliver had tended his hitting streak to 10 But pitchers are supposed to And Griffin unloaded the filth York Mets 4-1; the Atlanta record to'.)-I. a three-rim homer for Pitt- games with a sing le to center, remember things like shutouts of his career—a two-run shot— Braves nipped the San Diego llhillies 10, Cardinals 3 sburgh. and lIon Reed pitched eight in-_,-.$ and earned run average and in. in the filth inning of his three- Padres 4-2, and the Los Angeles Steve Canton pitched the nings of seven-hit ball to carry -. flings pitched ...aren't thcy? hit triumph over th e Giants. Dodgers topped the Cincinnati Phjllies to their fifth straight Expos 4, Mets 1 Atlanta past San Diego. The Sanford Herald ItedS 5-3 in 11 innings, Wednesday, April17, 1 974-7A victory while Mike Anderson hit Montreal got three runs in th e Ask the 26-year-old right- a two-run double and Dave eighth Inning on Ron Fairly's Dodger 5, Reds 3 hander how many shutouts he Cash (ItOVC in three runs to de- single and a two-ru n error by Los Angeles caught Cincin• has, and you'll get a blank feat St. Louis New York shortstop Ted natiwm th a two-run ninth in:iin, know Tuesstare. Griffin didn't Canton surrender& nine then 13111 Russell doubled hon hits Martinez. S (lay's whitewash was the sixth but won his first gariw this seatwo runs in the 11 th for the of his career. Rusty Staub's first-inning victory. son, lie comes oil a 20-loss seaGriffin used only 93 pitches In son in 19 73. home run was matched in the dispatching the Giants. hic reseventh by the Expos' Bob Pirates 8, Cubs S Jimmy Wynn hit his fif th tired the last 18 batters conFraak Taveras drove in Will. Bailey. borne run of the season and .wcutively and threw only seven ie SLargell with the winning run Steve Renko and Cliuck Tay- pinch runner Ritk Auerbach non-strikes in the last five in- and Manny Sanguillen added for combined to hold New York scored another to tie the game two more in the 12 th inning to to four hits and hand 1973 C>' in the ninth. By JOHN CHERWA The Hounds' Clay Phillips moved to th ird on the passed Evans added two more in the ning. Herald Correspondent went three for thre driving in ball and scored on an error by sixth and the Hounds added — two runs. Stnats was two br catcher Bob Pryor. their final run in the seventh n I(LANiX) -- The lyman Itur '1 he Trtj;tns one bacl in Stauts' . high School baseball squad Lyman jum ped on Kohl for th e first after Karr walked got The game was the second become their own worst three runs in the opening fraine to third on an error and scored iletro loss of the year for the fltflit3, Tuesday afternoon. after Slants doubled, moved to on Murray's sin gle. In th e Hounds dropping them back The Greyhounds committed third on Bachrnan's sacrifice bottom of the four th the Trojans into second place one loss our errors and gave up SIX and scored on the same PLaY went to work scoring five runs behind Winter Park. 0 unearned runs as they were when the throw to first went on three hits. Errors, waW and The win gave Evans a firmer upset Pt the hands of Mayard astray. Bachman moved to stolen bases mixed together grip on four th palce in th e Evans High School of Orlando 8- third on Phillips single and gave th e Trojans their live Metro The top four teams go to 6. scored on a passed ball. Phillips runs. th e district tournament. I I In the game originally scheduled for Monday but postponed die to rain, the I Greyhounds played u.s gloomily as Monday's weather, Mike Simmons started for the Hounds, gave up tilx runs, five - -_ 41111_ ~ -A in the fourth inning. Reliever . .J_ Bob Catledge came in to put out — I is i the lire did the Job but faltered In the fifth inning. Herb Sch. '14 midt was the last Lyman hurler — f , WASHING1'ON (AP) Pilot error probably caused the crash of a Delta DC9 in Boston last July 31 in which 89 persons By CHRIS NELSON 2 Flow arson, nor was It sealed by Evans also admitted visiting were killed, the National Trans. Tax Break Herald Stiff Writer Lite loan. portation Safety Board said toHanes' house a dozen Evans also denied Hanes' prior to the Air Flow fire, but day. Plum be rs Union official claim of his partici pation In a said he went as a favor to his The crew was concerned with TAlLAHASSEE, Fla. AP empted from school property to permanently disabled per. Sen. Kenneth Plante, R-WinDaniel Evans, accused of arson union-sponsured arson cam- superiors in an attempt to an erratic instrument when it — A Senate committee has ap- taxes. sons who own homes. They and ter I)ark, an opponent of the and conspiracy in the Sept. 19 paign for the Fall. Meanwhile, Sen. Richard senior citizens would have to bill, said the legWa!ure would persuade Hanes to accept jobs. should have been checking the proved a proposal to extend the state's $10,000 senior citizen Pettigrew, D-Mkami, and 10 live In Florida live years before be doing more good for senior Air Flow truck blaze, today Evans testified he posted altitude as it ap Evans, who denied any plane's denied all knowledge of the bo nd for Hanes after his citizens If it gave them some proached fog-bound Logan In. homestead exemption on school other Senators announced plans getting the exemption, accusa tions cgainst him. November arrest for the Air knowledge of dynamite being ter tiona1 Airport, U Ward taxes to city and county to Introduce a bill today to Senate President Pro-tern relief from sales taxes Taking the stand In his own Flow fire, but said he did so on placed at the home of Air Flow sa id In a report, taxes. property provide tax relief for both Louis do la Parte, 1)-Tampa and '.'elnped more mass transit prodefense shortly before lunch, union orders, and assurances owner Roland Cousin an two hours of homeowners and renters, in. sponsor of the measure, said grams. Wi less th th The plane was on a flight despite testimony he personally Evans said the only true he would be paid back, Sen. David Lane, li-Fort Lau. debate, most of It over an chiding mobilehome residen ts, th e additional exemptions gave Brwxlon the dyniunite— from Burlington, VL. and ManPettigrew said the Florida called the measure "a IL t*SU'Mny by convicted ar- The 26-Year-old Altamonte amendment to extend t1w ld chester, N.H., whe n it slammed sonLsts Ben Manes and Arthur Springs defendant also ad- was cireceded on the wi th household property tax re li ef Unlousy bill" and said senior citi$23i million the first year. emption to permanfly disabled stand by lila pregnant wile, into a seawall at the end of Brundon involved a $126 loan mitted d ri ving wi th Manes act combines th e features of a der homeowners, the Ways and the bill, the state would zens use municipal wa ter and on the edge of Boston -TAde pnor to the Air Flow fire. a -high union official', to a Cindy, an Orange County school runway Means Conunittee endorsed the "circuit breaker" approach reimburse city and county gov. sewer facilities and poUute the Harbor. However, Evans Insisted Tampa meeting with the teacher, bill (S82) on a 16-2 vote Tues- and a municipal utility tax ernments for lost property Water like the rest of Florida's when repeatedly questioned by union's attorney, but denied the The board theorized the a day night. credi t in giving property tax taxes. Mrs. Evans agreed Hanes citizens, member may have flicked Camittee chainnan Robert relief. prosecutor Claude Van Hook, official went bemuse they were was given $125, but denied cv', f1di1 U'S ,ii',,la fa £&. _._i, , 4ak VIIMUUUL .r.... _i_._.i___i. " " wa W$U4I WI U1 &n vwucii-ureaer pro an wraiu names mIgnL aIx. impiicauons 0! wrong (10. uanoers, Ll4ialnesvLUe, said stniment landing device Into he expected the measure to be for the state to refund any the wrong position. That would on Thursday's Senate agenda, proper ty tax payments which have made the device, called a the same day the House takes exceed a certain percentage of 5 flight director, give faulty read- up a shrilar bill, a person's Income. A House bill Blotter ings on the plane's descent. Extension of the homestead set the figure at fi ve per cent. Portions of the payments for While the pilot and copilot exemption for senior citizens discussed the device, the plane was a key plan In Gov. Reubin electric bills Should be cxCasselberry Altamonte Springs Winter Springs was flying off course, too low Askew's ta x-relief program for empted From the 10 per cent city utility tax In view of the this legislature. too fast, the report said. Break-In at new house on Frederick Walter Holmes Jr., Burglars Tuesday stole $216 Under present law, the llrst shary rising bills, Pettigrew Oth er things went wrong as 19, of 1109 !)enton Road, Winter cash from the office of Spanish Howell Creek Drive, during of air$10,000 assess the ed valuation of said . plane pproactel Park, charged wi th trespassing Trace Apts. weekend. Chandelier valued at The Ways and Means Comex. a senior citizen's home is P° Tuesday night after he Food and clothes of unknown $250 reported stolen. mittee approved the amendfound on the roof of Butler value stolen Tuesday from merit to extend the exemptions ae fl.-.J zu ull On %w- rKwu set at home of $100. Geneva 37, of 168 Plumsm SL Kenneth William Straight Sr., Sports equipment valued at Break-In Monday at home of $0 stolen Monday from home William Long, 57, of Box 331 laded in heu of $W bond on 0 0 1 of Ralph F. Shields, 55, of $48 Typewriter and cash valued atm charge z V13 taken. Tape deck ialued at $= Spanish Trace AP13. Ii dolen Tuesday frmn car in Thomas Francis BEAUMONT, Miss. (AP) ward the communities of Beau. IhIVIeh% I Vemulole Junior Colicge F rest CitY ' d of 2100 S.R. 420, Orlando, 0 An estimated 10,000 south MIs- mont and McLain today before parking i ry a rested Monday at Olympiad Tools and beer valued at $150 sissippi flood victims are walt- heading sou thward to the Dole 19 of ° 1 Triplet Bookstore on two charges of taken Monday from home of Ing for high water to mnve cagoula River and the Gulf of Jewelry valued at $2i0 taken selling obscene material. Bcnd Brian Terwilliger, , of 3162 downstream so they can return to their homes. Holiday Ave. The crest of the Pearl River at unknown date from home of set at 000. The floods, which followed up which runs a roughly para llel Dottie Musselwhite. 31, of IX4 to IG inches of rain last week- murse to the west, was also N. Semoran. end. have claimed eig;it lives moving toward tht Gulf. Much County and caused an estimated $60 of the lower Pearl basin Is Minor Traff ic Crimes , -1 ____ -millicinfnnonagriculturalpropsparsely populated. Break-in at home of Lydia erty 1,e_ "With all the tragedy them Shapio, 34, of =Orange Ave., I _ May Be Out Of Courts At Hattiesburg, where the people have gone through but nothing reported missing. so% ; Leaf and Bowie rivers con. they're in a pretty good fralm' Draperies valued at $30 - TAIIAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) lations are now treated under verge. and at Colum bia, where of mind," said (Clark Wakefield, ~= _ -------------- __... - __ stolen Tiiesiday from hOrTIC Of -. ~ -I , the ["ear l R iver is over its who is helping ca re for an esti ______ The Florida senate tr4ay the law. Patricia I W ndle, 28, of 7 608 voted to remove minor traffic The bi ll would not affect such banks. water was iecedmg. But mated l,20 refugees at the !aBent Bow Trail. flood waters still remained in tional Guard's Camp Shelby, Tools, money and guns violations such as speeding and traffic offenses as reckless Ii :'r.. . .., 1, . valued at $3,7" stolen Monday running a red light from crimi- driving, driving while I!:- many homes and businesse3. near liattler,burg. "We've had a -01 I The1I.eafRive, crest was ex- lot of young folks volunteer to tozicated, manslaughter or fr3mVuughnMotorsonS.Lt 434 nal OWiS. it The bill, passed by a 334 leaving the scene of an accl. pecL to move ownstream to- help. . and U.S. 17-V_ . ~. S5 dent. Poston said. 1] ,,4 . , . i. Ipwøirv valued at IISO stolen ,IJUIL I JiV iv ui Florida Supreme Court Chief Monday from tnne of Anthony House, provides for a uniform McClendon, 24, ci Box i233 system of penalties for minor Justice James C. Adkins Jr. _______________________ made the bill to decriminalize Hwy. 419. --''' violations. minor traffic offenses his top Under the bill, 9ersons tick- priority, saying the action Sanford ______ I III _________ eted for such violations would would lighten the burden on the — _ _______ _______ _________ . ___ Half dollar collection valued no 1oger have to appear before state's municipal traffic court. at $40 stolen Tuesday from a judge. Instead, violators In the House, a Judlcary subhome of Anna Pearl Hi]. 38, of 2 could either pay the penalty by committee chairman said the ourl Castle Brewer Courtmail, post and forfeit bond, or panel was nearly ready to issue Television stolen Tuesday Television appear at an administrative subpoenas for records from the from M)ays Inn on II 4 and IOur new 12,000 acre i'eaning and plead innocent with Judicial Qualifications Corn. a future liojt iijht 4' mission. The commission inan explanation. planned community isn't flow — whjcIl all include vestigates judges quite ready Trdnportation CQnunittee for a Grand John Forbes, 1)paved roads and unde Rep. errchairman Ralph Fston, 1)- Jacksonville, said he would be Opening right now. But our ground utilities, Miami. said that the bill would able to reveal more informatIon beautiful one acre and treat minor traffic violations on the subpoenas after conDrive in to our Welcome similar to the way parking rio. larger homesites can he ferring with Adkins. AAMII, Center and Sales Office. I seen—and purchased Farm House Model 10' x 7' tt1e'l-c just 13.3 road miles hr 1 - ~A . i - Floyd said he told Baxter certain things were not b':lng done that should be done. "I told him he could not work on his own terms, that he would ha ve to work for and with me." ferial ~ Action -, - - — ". ______1111111 __ — •.-_ April 17,1974 Quits ALTAMONTE SPRINGS— Denver Baxter, th e city's comptroller, treasurer and Finance director for the past 17 months cleared out his desk at city hail today, saying refuses refuses to be a "prostitute comptroller." Predicting he may be the first of several department heads to leave the city, Baxter submitted his formal resignation to city council Tuesday night. --- 1e3]lbi . $ 1295 P', a e .jel Ciltcr appt,t 10 io'tj delaii -U FIRESTONE STORE COR FIRST & FRENCH SANFORD PH. 322-0244 �p ME -a'.,,. _fl __• - •__..-_-,-* 'zz ..-. .--....---, . _.,-_, - ;_--••' _. - I-._-- - - BA-The Sanford Herald Wednesday, April 17, 1974 Gam ble Pays Off In Play Offs For t CeIics ; NY Lead * Woolseys Don Nelson Chipped in with 23 points and a game-high If NEW YORK (AP i - Boston Milwaukee Bucks whipped the run early in the period, in- cek, who had fired In a remark- decided to reinsert the veteran groin muscle, was completely ineffective, missing all seven of points and 10 rebounds For the rebounds. Wait Frazier led the Coach loin Ileinsohn gambled Clicago Bulls 101-85 in game rluding 10 consecutive points, able 19 points in the first pen. forward, points, one more DeBusschere, playing with his field goal attempts In the Celtics, Jo Jo White contributed Knicks with 21 and won. one of the NBA Western Con. were leading 78-72 when liavil- od-only three short of the NBA 22 points and Cowens had 15 than Bill Bradley. New York Coach Red Holz- ference lirals. cek charged into Dean Mcmi- playoff record of 22-hitting his what he said was an injured second half. man took a chance and lost. Last seven shots for Boston's AThe moves by HeLnsohn and nger for his fifth foul, And because of those two de- lIolz.xnan both came in the deci. But instead of taking him out nal 14 points of the quarter, cisions, the Celtics beat the sire third period, when the and having him available for didn't draw another foul. He i KnIcks 111-99 Tuesday night Celtics turned a 60-5: h.ilftime the usually vital fourth quarter, played the rest of the way and 'I e na and took a conunandlng 2-0 lead deficit Into a sizeable lead, out lleinsohn left him in the game. wound up as the game's high "1 kept him in because that's scorer with 27 points. in their National Basketball scoring New York 33-14. tiolzman's decision came Association Eastern ConHeinsohn took his calculated where the ganie was going to be ference best-of-seven final risk with 3:10 remaining in the won or lost," explained Hein- earlier in the third qtmrter. series, which continues In quarter when his superstar and sohn. "If I take him out, it's like After the first minute, he took Boston Friday night. captain, John llavlicek, in. he committed his sixth per. out his defensive bulwark, Dave NEW YORK tAPi - The such as 7-foot-2 Karecin Abdul- time All-American, is expected DeBusschere. who was limping. In the only other pro basket- curred his filth personal foul. sonal. AmericanBasketball Associ. Jabbar of Milwaukee the to conunand a multiyear conThe decision paid off. liavil. But less than a minute later, he ball action Tuesday night the The Celtics, spurred by a 194 ation. following the lead of the league's most valuable player tract worth millions of dollars. By The A.caird _____ _____ new World Football League this season and 6-11 Bob Lanier lie was selected by the ABA's 1 $SIi C' An ___________ __________ .. raided its major opposition for of Detroit, expected to be Sun Diego Conquistadors and is It taknt toda) drafting p!a)ers among the ABA s high Jraft expected to be taken by (hi PIBA from the National Basketball choices, both are working on Portland 1'rail Blazers who '' 16 E long term contr1its Jibbar is hold the NBA's No 1 .selection. A'ociation -= r 'ciscv, Pon UI N* 'pork N floi?on _______ _______ _______________________ ____ But the ABA as unlikely to committed to the Bucks Ttioni n onlya lunler, also "' ? be able to sign its NBA choices through 1978 and Lanier to the figures tosi 'n a lucrative con ' __________________ • for several )ears, because most Pistons until 1979, including to turn pro. ect IF ift ii' decides M. p t _____ of them sere under long term one ).ea' options following the tract i~ MIevLN te*s 10 - -1 April Thursday. -I agreements, whereas the Wi' I. t'xpiration of their ciritrarts, 11 ,,'tttflCC W1111C 01U iu - !i\ - hit 31, 'I '1 i e.&;. " _~. 1 -__ - National Fooltuill League play. planned an all-out effort to sign I I-. Friday. ASWAI 110 - _ 4 ,:!1 L 7 IL=t ~4 -- lw: . .-i . V Fati,em confeet"t _.= - t- - 2W F,~ -_ T J N 4. 4 the total of 50 NBA stars it - ~ ~ 11_ - - A_-ers for more inunediate use. ~w -- - _ PIr*I'4k t tIOStOfl• rational TV \ 'The best the ABA can get drafted, it also had a big jump OMMM out of this is about a dozen on its rival in the bidding zir : .- I P f O,ts...i FAils players for future delivery, for the top collegiate talent. Wednesday. April U The younger league, run's in maybe for the 1976 or 1977 sea BONI1A SPRINGS, Fla ~ East Division York vs. Kentucky at son," an NBA owner said prior Its seventh season, picked most (Al') "I guess it was more cslIe. New York leads 20 t of the stars of the 1973-74 season than he could stand," said the to the draft, which was to con-. "'-, last year in special player or employer of James C. Brown, II sume five rounds. ... Utah leads 2 0 11 k _"Basketball players are undergraduate drafts, in. who died of a heart attack as he . Thursday, Apr. is West Division 'P . much different than football cluding All-Americans Bill attempted to cash a $1,380 ,. 4 .-Utah at Indiana • 4'-. pla)ers," he continued You Walton of UCLA, David sinning ticket at a dog track ' can't sell tickets with an- Thompson of North Carolina Brown, 26, collapsed at the AI - . . ."!' nouncements that they will be State Marvin Barnes of payoff window and died as an pIn) ing for a team to three or Providence iri(1 John Shuinate ambulan c rushed him to a (our -ears hence." of Notre Dame nearb) hospital, authorities 2.'.. - ,.ff One of the fes NBA big name The MIA, which limited its said TUCSdLI) /?T"1.i (Hcrald Phofo By John Cherwa) playersexpected to jump to the 1973 collegiate (Iraf I to seniors, "lie was always telling me he App ABA-provided, of course, the has not yet tapped any of the bg was going to win it sometime," " ItiTC IHE TAG AT SECOND BASE LIDIN tinancial offer is substantial-is names. It will hold t 1974 snid Ernie McCaulley, the Evans ran wild and scored a 8-6 upset over OTTAWA (All) Jake Gnu streak-shooting Cazzie Russell college draft following the phi)'- owner of the cab company LYMAN SHORTSTOP Terry Bachman holds Shoot ng - Prof ssio l Basketball o Stars: Leaders The Target NBA _______ _______________ - . Win S.. Just Too Much -- - - - . - - 4e-__1V 4 - 11 ans _-ff;~-_.. -",'I '.' eal Y I his ground as Trojan base stealer is caught in Lyman to drop the Greyhounds to second place the act. It was one of the few times it happened, in the Metro Conference (Story W. Player daur, Canadian Football of the Golden State Warriors. offs and the expansion draft to where Brown worked. - League Commissioner has ap- Russell has expressed dis. stock the new New Orleans pealed to members of Parlia- satisfaction with being the War- franchise. bought the winning "Big Q" ment to ensure that the league dons' sixth man. Walton, twice the Collegiate ticket with a friend, Felix Rod' is net damaged by the intrusion As for some other NBA stars, Player of the Year and a three- riquez. of American Interests. New YOne UpOn M In a letter to all Parliaxs~ral Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice members clated April 10 and Montreal series will face the playoff with the Toronto Toros By The Associated Press Montreal's Henri Richard delivered Tuesday night GauSEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD and New York's MacGregor ex- daur said that while the CFI. is "I still can't believe it," de. Philadelphia FI)ers in one 3em- F riddy night in Toronto. OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Section 208 of the Federal Walef OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS The other WHA semi begins changed first-period goals and not opposed to World Football elated Ron Harris, the unlikely ifinal series. The Chicago Black Notice of Public Hearing Pollution Control Act Amendments Notice of Public Hearing The Board of County Corn of 1912 (Public Low 92 $00) hero of the New York Rangers Hawks go against the Boston Thursday night with the Hous- Murray Wilson scored for the League franchise in Toronto it The Board of County Corn will established a com;rehensive water mitsioners of Sernsnole county wai overtime viclory over the Mon- Bruins in the other semi, which ton Aercs hosting the Minnesota Canadiens 5:24 into the final is concerned about the possible miss;wen of Seminole County Consider 8 ho r Quai'IV management program to hold a public hearing to consider a Lreal Canadiens Tuesday night. begins Thursday night in Bos- Fighting Saints, period to account for the other effects on Canadian FootbalL pr oposcd change oI zoning from R 2 effectively deal with complex proposed change of zoning from R Family Dwelling District tO pollution problems in urban 1A Single family Dwelling District harris, a defenseman for goals. "1 heard the crowd roaring. ton. The ann."alcame on the eve- Murlpio , C-7 General Retail Commercial industrial areas The Board o' and RI Multiple Family Dwelling The Hawks closed out their most of the year before moving 'Ihat's how I knew it was in" Jim Pappin's unassisted goal .iiei) i' •" late t oday or perhaps District on the following described Directors of he East Central Distr t t Cid R t I d N h Harris ccrmected from 35 feet series with Los Angeles Tues- to right wing in the third game with just 4:37 left to play gave Thursday-of debate on a bill property: Florida Regional 'l,nning C,)unCil tyjrP'ood commercial District on the out at 4:07 of overtime to give day night with a 10 victory, of this series, scored the game- Chicago the only margin it North 0 ft of the W l'v of s instructed Its .111. to conduct folio*ing dflcribad property: that would .aan American m of SectiOn 35 of the SE , public hearings for the purpose of ', rho SE Lots 1 through inclusive, Block winner after New the Rangers a 3-2 victory and 3- eliminating the Kings 44. York's Bruce needed, Pappin connected on a football from Canada Township 21 South. Range 30 East, determining public deSifell, fcVir. A, DOL RAY MANOR SUB. In the World Hockey AssocI- MacGregor sent the game Into 40-foot shot which deflected off 2 lead in their National Hockey tO ilgfljto I"% the South 30 feet of the &I or ar DIVISION,Pat book 11% Page -N The bill is Mn'ted specifically League quarter-final playoff ation, the Chicago Cougars overtime by scoring with just 16 Los Angeles defenseman She lfeet thereof, Seminole County, Seminole Cour'ty as part of a "?OS' Public Records of Seminole County, series. New York can wrap it up shaded the defending champion seconds left In regulation. It don Kannegleser past Kings' at the WI'!. Toronto North- Florida, and the 5 k. of the W "i 4 water quality management planning Florida. Further descrit.ed as on the South men owned by John F. Bassett. the SE'i of the SE's. section 13: area. Pursuant to the Act, public with a victory at home Thur. New England Whalers 3-2 to was MacGregor's second goal goalie Rogatien Vachon. Alp 21 South, Range 30 Esit, hearings are the f;rst sito for side of State Road 4A sday night. win their series 4-3. The Cou- of the night and fifth of the "The shot hit their defense- It was introduced last Wednes- less , west US feel. Seminole deternhinng eligibility at "205' ThiS public hearing will be held in planning areas County, Florida. The winner of the New York- gars will begin their semifinal series, man and then went In like a day. mir County Commission Chambert Further described as Northeast NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN OF of t he Courthouse. Sanford. Florida, ii " iiucnieuaii, explaine d1 , l etter that uauuaUrsauiflu&ieii, mef of Howell Branch RoW and THE FOLLOWING PUBLIC on May ' 1974 at 700 PM Otis Pappin. "It really was a the CFI (ears that the Nor- Highway 1711. HEARINGS soon thereafter as possible. April , 1771- 3:00 pm. Ibis public bearing will be held In Board Board of County desperation shot. You know, thmen if permitted to play In ,he county Commission Chambers Of COUMly C0M(Ai%Ji0r1tM Mfffing Commissioners when in doubt shoot." Toronto, gradually will draw at iho Courthouse. Sariford, Florida, Room. Room M, Seminole County Seminole County. Florida It was the second straight support away from Toronto Ar- on May, i, itii, at 7:00 P.M., or as Courthouse. Sanford, Fl. By: John A. Kimbroh, Aprii fl 1974 - 7:00 p.m soon thereafter as psible. shutout for Hawks' goalie Tony gonauts of the CFL. Chairman Board of Couo?y he meets Freeze, the champion Altamonte Springs Community Attest: By LEE GEIGER McBride, the 22-year-old Espesito who stopped 18 shots. He said this "most certainly Center Auditorium, 030 M89nolia Arthur H Btck*ith. Jf Commissioners of the Bahamas. Herald Correspondtwt veteran of 25 victories In 26 Jan Popiel and Ralph Backst- would trigger a chain reaction Seminole County, Florida Ave . Altamonte Springs. Ff Publish April 17, 1974 j - John A Kimbrough, PUBLIC TES'IMONY. BOTH DEA-90 "Snake's" last engagement fights, faces rugged corn- rain brought the WHA Cougars which would promptly lead to Bo ing under ORAL AND WRITTEN. REGAR Ch&ifmjtn of Roger McKinney will be was in Rome, Italy where he petition in Majors who hills been from behind with one third-pe- the demise of the Canadian Attest DING WATER POLLUTION s fighting in the rind goal apiece. Football League. Arthur H. Beckwith Jr PROBLEMS AND presented Thursday at Fort wasstoppedln three rounds by doinga THEIR PUb1151,: April 17, 1971 ABATEMENT, WILL BE HEARD. in Aldo Traversaso, the Italian Bahamas and Miami Beach Homer Hesterlv Amiary Publish: April 3, 17, 1971 DEA 91 area. 1. ciampon. raversaio ecTampa. DEA S CITY OF Mike McKinney will ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, CITY OF LONOW000, Co-main events will headline tended his record to 15-1-2 with try to pick up another win wt',e., FLORIDA FLORIDA SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD the third presentation by the K.O.. White dropped to a he takes on K 0 Grant 0 r PUBLIC HEARING TO Notice of Public Hearing OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS mark of 18-5-2. ' McKinney, with Walter COPIS!DER ADOPTION OF from the Bahamas. In his last TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: , I , Notice Of PublicHeoring "Snake" White opposing Bob NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by PROPOSED ORDINANCE The Board of Co',nty CornBefore the knockout, White bout McKinney (ought one of i T TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, Freeze in light heavyweight had been rated eighth in the the best fights of his career but Cflcil lof,hn:eC,;tYC:): NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by Longivoicl, hold a public hearing to coftoer a acdcn. Hector McBride will United States and was riding a dropped a six round decision to "I'lie only horse that's ConHOT SPRINGS, Ark, (AP) proposed change of toning from R 3 council will hold a pubi ,c hearing, the City of Alfamof"t Spring$. take on Freddie Majors in wit4 streak of six in a row that undefeated Nathanlal Gates. lam To consider anneia?ion of the Florida. that the Council will hold a Multiple Family DiiilIirig District to istent in the 3-year-olds is To the horse it will be just an public hearing to conlidef lht rly another 10 rounder. included wins over hobby Other bouts will find Ernie drl?flcb .dPfoPf O Yn) enactment of Ordinance PI07N7I. ours," he said. "Maybe he other race. g in : the following described properly. White, the Florida State Lloyd, Ron Wright, Andy Licata and Mike Scott In a four • To the man it will be' From the tenter of Section 3. Florida. to *iI. a uunique que hasn't been running against the AN nnit4ANcE O THE CITY Champion, will be trying to et Kcndal and Cipriano Her- rounder, and Mike Floyd '.01 W 1 ;, o f C E . Section 25. T,nitm So,.T?i, Ramge; East, best, Wt he's handled everyexpe rim ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, South, Range S OD Township 20 79 East, 0 r Seminole County, Florida, run back on the winning road when nandez. against Ray Green. FLORIDA. AMENDING SECTION TW horse is J.H.'s Pet. the thing he's run with. All his 21' East along the center Seminole Ccunly, Florift. section line 507$ feet to a point, to the corporate limits of the City of I OF ORDINANCE NO. 21771 man is Harold "Baldy" Tinker, races have been excellent. You ENTITLED At ORDINANCE OF thence continue along said cent er LCflgwd. Florida, and can't say that for a lot of those r t. a nd the rrace the M ay -' K 4 enTHE CITY OF ALTAMONTE (b) To 'Onsider also ftc question tine and on same bearing 11,191 feet others. lucky Derby. tothe North right of-way lifli of S R of designating and assigning the SPRINGS, FLORIDA. AMENDING " ; J.H. s [let, bred in Florida thce South O degrees 59' 30" toning IMSifiCition of C - Corn ORDINANCE NO 223 73 OF THE "I don't know what it is about i w'st along sad North right of way mercial District to laId property as CITY OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, the Kentucky Derby, but it" the and acquired by Partee for Iin 13953 feet to the point of in that classification is described in the FLORIDA. SAID ORDINANCE Q(J(J last Au"ust flOfl greatest race in the world," $35' terlaction of in. West line of that 30 ZOfllnQ ordnaiices of the City of BEING A COMPREHENSIVE Tinker said. "If it was for (our of five starts this year. foot private road easement shownor, Longwood, Florida, to wt: Or. ZONING PLAN WITHIN THE CITY I L Plat of survey dated September 24. dinance No. I4)andas amended and OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, ki Plans call for Darrell lOflO ABA In S2 15 ,0W, it would still be the FLORIDA. SAID AMENDMENT i9oa, 'epared by L F, Henrich, supplemented. t MchI'irt'ue to ride J n ' '" Surveyor. for Mr. Charles Seligman The present toning classification DESIGNATING greatest race in the world. AND ASSIGNING ha ,; Offensive hU.t HONOLULU 1ciirge nus been aboard the SCThIEr'ECTAD\, N.Y. AP - After ""'"" ' with tM' North fight of way line of UI sa i d property is A I Agricultural THE ZONING CLASSIFICATIONS Tinker is the trainer of JR.'s John Wilbur of the Washington Redskins R -MF? weeks of speculation and disbelief among I'et winner of the April 6 Ar- colt in each of his four 1974 outS R. 434 which said point of in District as that classification is OF R ESI DEN'IAL, Tuesday signed to play for the Hawaiians tersectIOn is tht point of beginning. described in the Zoning ordnances MULTIPLE FAMILY DISTRICT, ings area residents, plans are solidifying for an r'fr kansa Derby y akiw a n • a,. thence5outh$9deees 59 '"West and regulatlonsof Sem)noleCounty, C N COMMERCIAL DISTRICT. , ,, e new oOISW • a15u ivargue is only 19, but he American Basketball Association (ran. AND R1A RESIDENTIAL, Tinker has been working with along said North rgt"t of way line Florida team announced The Pubic Hearing will be held in SINGLE F AMILY DISTRICT T chise in this upstate New York city. 21975 feet to the PC of a curve horses for )'uir5 but J II s Pet won a record 13 races at Oak11w 250-powid Stanford graduate, ;in Witch is concave Notth*aro and has the C01 Holl. Longwood. Fiorecia.on CERTAIN PROPERTY LEGALLY An A application and downpayment for a mll be tile first colt he has lawn and Tinker his confidence DESCRIBED P4 I Football League a radius of 137571 feet thence along the 20th day of May. 1971, at ; THIS ORN 110 e ig htear a na, franchise were presented Tuesday evening Di ti ! ti C F t;irted in the (hurchill Downs in him. PP0V I I N0 ,r as soon fhereer the arc cit tad curve 451 63 leet t p rr terazi, V. ill join thu hi- iian in la 1J kaue ulttc i.b LILy, the t he P. 1. Ihen e North 71 dgrees os' possible, t ,hch time 'nIcestcd '1. PAR All IL I I Y. CONFLICTS classic after playing out his option with the EFFECTIVE 30" West 759 59 feet; thence North 20 parties and citizens for and against AND DATE;-DATE;" day after the Schenectady City Council Legal Notice Iii' said the colt has done degrees 11' 72 West ill 30 feet to the prOØOtId annexation and zoning PROVIDING SEPARABILITY, __ • • million w prepare a vo ted spend ,, . the P C of a curve which is concave will be beard Said hear*ng may be CONFLICTS AND EFFECTIVE n&.hlng more than gallon a lie is the IUSII jlr' pla y er to sI,ri a. downtown site for an arena. FICTITIOUS NAME Wr'stward and hbsaradwsof 132155 continued from time to time until DATE.. L " couple 01 times since his stirSaid OrdinanCe Was plj on first contract Wi th the Honolulu team. Notice is hereby given that I am feet; thence along the arc of said final action is taken by the City Thus, prospects that the Albany area, reading on April 9, 1971, and the City ring stretch drive that resulted engaged in businctI at II07C North curve 175,1 feet to the PT,; thenp CouncilThe Hawaiians also announced the V - ti) a popu population of about 000• will • I .0 800 This mIce shalt he p*.'sted at the (C$,riCit will (iDflftcr %.tr".' fr final OrIaro, Ave P-rrrl Park, Florida, North '? di'gri'eS os"' n' 'ist • lii ii he;id vA trrv o er Si'vrr 'I uhI "L-'I I an ABA .uarii t'r t1, I95-76 season li'J "IjoOtion alter the Srinott County. I' or,da under the feet, IheflCC fICAth 65 degreesC 05'' Cup' 14ss11 with thC CI, of ila5.)QC LI A oririui the ,rn41nsas iieruy. fictitious name of of the University of Missouri. Kelsey, who East 53795 feet; thence South 36 Lnngwood, Florida, and in tPree tv public hearing, Whi(h will be held In j & finally are on firm gi'crand J.R. s Pet and 15 other W.(. DISTRIBUTORS, and that I intend degrees 47' 20" East 20471 feet Othi'r 1)1,1(M *tthn the CI the City Hall of Altamonfe Spriigi, i'ned in his home to',eni of Belton, Mo., to reg ister said name with the Clerk tpcne North 61 degrees 3*' 70' Ei'st Publis hed in T he Sanford Picrald. a on Tuesday, the 7th day of May, 1'trtee horses will leave Arisa ,i 'Ith rou Und draft d, choice of the Dallas 197 4, At 630 p.m • or as soon of the C!rcujt C ourt. Seminole 37361 feat to the Northern ter r**waPer of general circulation , I f 'I - d y by a ,or Cowboys and of the Hawaiians. County, Florida in accordance with OOiO Oflg min-ttion point of the West lineof the the City ef Longwood and Seminole thereafter as possiwe. At the ver i, Iou1svlllc, the provisions of the Fictitious aforementioned private road COunty. Florida, once a WIf'k for at roceling interested parties may lea st four (1) coriSCcuIivø wets's appear and be hNrd with res pe ct to asem41t; thence run South along Tinker is not bothered that his Name Statutes. To Wil Section , 4F%'I + ST. PETExSBunu, rid. (AP ) i' Op CIl I'JJ I V S09 Flor ida Statutes 1957 ttwWcstIin'tof the said pi'lvate road prior to the date of the Public tn, Pf'OPostd Ordinh'nce, This f) colt was not among b 5: Joseph F. Furrr casement to the point Of beginning. Hearing; the date of the first bearing ma)becontj,ed from time seeded (,'PT-is Event of Fort Lauderdale, choices in the Kentucky Derby publication to the date of tne last totime until final action is taken by Furthtrde1ribCdas North of SR Publish: April 10 17, 71. May I, , AI'i Mar ce l MIAMI BEACH, Fin 1971 seed Evotme Goolagong Via and No 434 and East of Wekiva Spring's PubliCation both date's n(l's,y, the City Ciunc,i future book. Judger was the (a- DEA 33 over (lay has taken a unanimous decision have advanced a '.. - to the sccord round of a . thall not bc less than twenty eight Ruid A Cop -p' of the pro po sed Ordinance vorite at S-I., Agitate was e g Ange! Fslevez in a :iiiddlewcight bout at Tni public hearng will be held ;n (7*) dayS, In addition, notice Shall it posted at the City P4oI. Atfamon, women's professional tennis tournament .second selection at C-I. Others NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE the County Comrnisslo,i Chamber's be potted in the a:ea to be con Springs. FItd, and copies are on the Miami Beach Auditorium. at this Gulf Coast cliv Please takt notice that on May 10, UI the Courthouse. Santord, Florida, sd,redtor annexation and Zoning at file with the Clerk of the City and mentioned were Bushongo, 168..in,ugt4 Won The Clay, now 174 easily 1974 the undersigned will sell orw '63 on may 1, 1974. it 700 P.M or as least lifIen (15) days prior to the i it., may t) Inspected b PD'ta 'oni't j• C 1'urren1, I' the Miss F..rert. who won last weeks the luesday night ifeci.ion, outscoring the id Ford Gataxie 1 d " Liati' of - - Aft's Camp Comp. Yard's TO's Ratinj 3,341 1.903 $66 26,0.43 727 $3.1 5,1$6 7.530 54 6 10.239 790 75.2 7.593 1,376 51.1 20,057 153 74.1 2392 1,25.3 19.6 11,119 163 735 1,761 929 32.S 12,341 95 73.1 2.73$ 1,374 50.2 21.045 131 69.5 3,006 1336 51.1 21,420 152 69.3 1,000 1,909 1/7 26.011 233 60 1 1,059 520 191 6,904 40 59.9 1.079 527 41.1 6.739 11 57.5 1,712 575 4.1.9 5,176 43 49.9 D,owson,KC(1) Unitas, SO (5) Morrall, Miami Lamonica. Oak Griese, Miami Namath, NY Jets Johnson. Den Bianda, Oak PlunkC't, NE Bradshaw, Pitt (seathard. KC , it McCaulley said Brown had TR CK* *'"I~ Fi~m§~it; I l MF TI-iR;~Ii 7 _-____ _.- . -. __ _.- ~ F I - ~ I . - . F . -.----- ________ - . . . - . . . I I ;d YEA. STORE62R:... * . . . ...".. . G-. ~** . . i 0 .. 6 OD -,....... I.,~ I ~ . . -. _-.. . I -' U , -OL____ L - I ___ __ _ ~___ . I; _gIml 0 i- I , -. I ::: II I ~~ ,1C, -. 000 AMERICAN FOOTBALL CONFERENCE (FL i s _____________ I - . _ I _f _% _. i. ..; ,_.~ . - -- I top 10 signal-callers in both the Washington'!, Sonny National and American Jurgensen, with 17 years as an Football Conferences will be NFI, signal-caller, leads . - !--, __ . - - - - . A ~ - . - , - - Age - - Big '" Ripens '.' . §ft 1tirr'11 . r'" -- The - . . Wooing World Wrist Wrestling Watchers '"•' - _____ Wednesday, April 17,1974-9A The Sanford Herald Copley News Service Woolseys for wrist wrestling. seven tournaments. IW wife, Jim said a novice wrist worid's championships at --ft was after that show that I in 1972. losing in the semifinals. made up my mind after that ESCONDIDO, Calif. - The In two years, the Woolsey Tona, 23, has won two and his decided to enter major corn"I couldn't handle the loss, to become the next world's wrestler Is one who doesn't Petaluma. . Fords are noted for cars, the family has won Jim will compete In the 10 major wrist brother, Jim, 27, has won one petidon," he said. "Since that pressure," he said. "I was middle weight champion." realize the importance of middleweight division, Tona in Kennedys for politics, the wrestling championships, tournament, young, inexperienced and time it's been in my blood." John drove home and, with mental attitude and grip, Rockefellers for money and the "The first couple of tour. the wornen's while John will John Woolsey, 24, has won Last Stay, John, Tona and John competed a lletalwna didn't know what to expect. I the help of his brother, built Jim entered the World's Wrist several regulation wrist- naments I went to with John," jump a class to the unlimited or Wrestling Championships at wrestllngtables.Thetablesare he said, "I had a hard time heavyweight division. Petaluma, Calif. 41-inches tall, 36-inches long getting used to opponents"I'm eating three good meals ' (;c.IcJe,, Jim losi in the quarterfinals. and 25-inches wide, They also giving me a soft grip. I had a a day," Jchn said. "I'm eating "" protein and have started a Tona lost in the women's have two U-shaped, six-inch tendency to relax." semifinals but John beat Ed When the referee signaled go, body-building program to place elbow cups facing each other. Bond of Michigan for the "I knew what I had to do," he said Jim, he was down before the added weight where I want With it." He hopes to weigh 245 by world's middleweight chamf said. "I needed to work on my he knew what happened. pionship. "You have to be mentally October. speed and technique." All these quarterbacks By FRANK MACOMBER John said heavy weights have "It was a great feeling Tons has won the woman's ready or you will get beat," he / oversiiadow the New York Jets' winning," John said. "It's Copley NevisStrs'ice been known to pick an opponent division of the San Diego said. Joe Namath, with nine years always a great feeling when you Jim since has won the off the ground in putting them Invitational Wrist Wrestling ,. Football players grow old at a and 69.5 points, In the record know you're the best." " " Ili Championship and the New California State Tournament. down. faster clip, professionally books. Yet Dawson was ben.4J Wrist wrestling has played a Wrist wrestlers in the heat of John is 6 feet 3, his wrists sire Jersey State Tournament. speaking, than most other ched much of last year, Unitas big part in John Woolsey's life. a battle have broken wrists, After perfecting their wrist. 8 Inches; biceps, 18; neck, 18; athleteF, because their game is played only sporadically "When I was a boy, Jim and I and he dislocated shoulders and torn -', . wrestling technique, the forearms, 16; chest, 4 the roughest, toughest contact because of Injuries and Morrall would often arm wrestle," he tendons. • Woolseys felt they still lacked weighs 225 pounds. was a rather dejected tinsport of all. it n !nrnlI 311 Ii'1 A,. wrpct)lni, nt 7 , - -fli S.*J% nc can squeeze a oauirooin mental experience. To get it, Nevertheless, don't sell the derstudy to Bob Griese at ',stling scale with both hands and send John, Tons and Jim competed old-timers short, even when you Miami. Lamonica gave way to lie became seriously in. the dial to 350 pounds. With his in the Nevada, Oregon State renu about the new crop of Ken Stabler at Oakland, where trrectcd in the sport after ______ '-'.., Tournariwnts and San Diego right hand the dial will rui.ster young National Football the ageless George Wanda, seeing the 171 World's Wrist -. ' Invitational Wrist Wrestling 200 pounds. League rookies coming up this with 24 years, still is ready to Wrestling Championships on CHAMPS I'ItAC'FICING This October, the three Championships. John won all () year. Most of the veterans play. He is rated eighth among 'rv . . . John (I) and Jim Woolsey test each other Woolseys will again enter the three tournaments. aren't so grizzled that they're the active quarterbackswitl 60.8 • Ian d ________ __________________ reaciy to risk oencn un mor points, uiallua, unitas ano spiers Morralt ha ve 60 ears of NFL the rookies. Take NFL quarterbacks, for action behind them. I ay - . 4 _ . . . . I . . . . ~ ' .4 .. .I ____ I . A . NATIONAL FOOTBALL CONFERENCE (1,000 or more attem,ts) - 1 Alt's. Comp. Comp. Yards TDs Rating Player Tires -Tires -Tires! We've got truck loads and we're rolling them out to SELL NOW! All types and sizes to fill your tire needs! - Is - ' FBT ; - 114 x KentuckyDerby Special I ' ForTra ner, ' 01 y Race inker A. - S portsBr ef - ' y 1,172 vi Dawson, with 17 years as a Though Tarkenton trails pro, has an .4 rating. Second Unitas by 41 touchdown passes, in the AFC is San Diego's John it's conceivable that the Unitas, with 78.2 during his 18 durable Fran, who has played years, the first 17 with the in 181 of 182 games with the k -" Biiltiniure Colts. Vikings and Giants since 1961, Miami's Earl Morrall, also could become the game's allwith 16, has 74.1 points during time leader before he stops throwing the football. his 18 years. So most of the so-called overFourth is the Oakland Raiders' Daryle Lamonica, the-hill gang actually haven't with 11 yearsand 73.5 points, yet oven reached the crest. POWE - , ,* * , DISCONTINUED ". ,' . these prices • Two fiberglass belts ... plus two plies of polyester cord ... today's most Multi-Direc- nrt'ia'ii I flMhI UUfl YDR11 tional "bar-bell" tread design , . 10 $ •Wh' buy unknown brand3 when you can get Goodyear Power !idt Polylas tires at . * Ilackvafl Wlitevsft 1,11" red. A78.13 $17.10 $10.35 $1.80 678-13 $18-15 $21.40 $1.83 C18l4 $1925 172.50 $2.17 (78-14 $21.35 $2460 $2.33 . F7814/ 15 $23.75 $27.00 $2.41! $242 BIackwalI tebsiess sin *78-13 PINil car $1.10 FLT. aid tire Of A v" 678-14/ 15 $26.60 $7985 $2.55! $2.63 H78.14'15 $27.70 $3095 $2.771 $262 17815 p4.40 $3.13 - . .' ,, . I . flI SIZES: 100.13, FOR . ~ j: . J r FOR 4I 1' FOR - .. ,,. .... 4;_ ____ ,, . I . I $ . I 1 I $ ----- . .. . . . . .1 "MARATHON 83 ONE LOW Plus $2.61 to $2.97 F.E.T. per tire and tires off your tar Plus $3.05 to $3.19 F. E. T. per tire and tint of! your car sins. (7$14 (1814, SIZES: 67814, H7814, 618-15, HiLlS SIZES: J78-14,17&15, 08-15 ~~ - ,,11I "MARATHON 7r ONE LOW ADD $3.00 PER TIRE FOR WHITEWALLS --- __ i $ Plus $1.12 to $280 F.F.T. per tire tire if! your car. -. . PRIeF! 10 ft K"i 41 1 Plus $112 13 $313FF.E. T. per and tire sit your cat. and - - I PRIC E ! $ Plus $2.33102.51 (.1.7. per tire and tires of! ,, ,,, - $ I F18.15 - MARATHON 913/711 - - F -j ______ - . - -_ : IIE cod good ,dr I I -. traction ::th1d1 - J(i • Polyester cord for smooth ride • Husky appearance and 0 tiding Pus $1.80!. $2.17 F.I.T. 1 . a4 7W 774tJ. ftp' " POLYESTER CORD TIRE BLACIi(WALLS . , * S 11 -71, Sin _ '' i . P0 by Alan Mayer A JANE GAIN ,, ' YWri 6 A' 7,HE . - - , . , 11II_ iuiii R -( tue 1.1 It DISCONTINUED DESIGN _TIRES - ANYSIZEINSTOCK_) -"// ___ __ _ TOP 77 - . A - SIS 49.9 7.324 47 SSA back this year, whether they Tarkenton in performance are starters or not. Their points, 82.3 to 80.5. The Vikings' Bob Berry, with performances over the years read Like something out of the nine years, is third with 75.9 points and the Philadelphia Guinness Book of Records. Roman Gabriel, who For instance, three passers played most of his 12 years of among the AFC's top 10 active pro football for the Los Angeles performers have a combined Rams, ranks fourth in the experience of 60 years and a conference with 75.7. combined total of 752 touchJohn Brodie, with 17 years, downs. One is Kansas City's in passing retired at the end of the 1973 Len Dawsrin, No. I season with the San Francisco ratings among Uie active group after a poor season for the Same Ofl the all-time i. Yet he ranks sixth in the point standings, with 72.3. NFC completions, the percentage of . That was 2.1 points better than completions, touchdowns, in- the Rams' John Had), who terceptions, average gains, and Wazed to new records his first other passing categories, with one point for the first, two for year with the Lost Angeles club after 11 seasons with the San the second, three for the third, Diego Chargers. etc., in each category.) Aw . I . .' . - - Johnson. NY Giants .- Reds n Albany 1,001 526 S23 1,474 52 U.3 ],%3 2.00 St.? 21.731 112 63.6 1.941 919 48.7 13,A63 12 67.1 , Eagles' - , Landry, Del S"ad, NY Giants Hart. St. Louis - Morton.,Dal ic whi Brodie.SF Hadl,LA Kolmer. Wash 4 095 2.326 56.5 31,039 244 12.3 1,449 2,459 55.3 33,24* 249 505 1,119 621 S54 5,561 59 75.9 3,773 1,973 SI.) 23312 177 757 1,306 613 52310,267 50754 4,4917,46955.031,54521472.) 3,575 1,959 $03 21,946 223 70.2 1,951 1,010 $3.3 13,661 95 700 Jurgcns.n, Wash (7) Tarkenton. Minn (3) Berry, Mints Gabriel, Phil , / . - -. '.-. f I W.' g . t' fltj -. : OUR SERVICE SPECIALISTS ARE SWINGING TOO! tw ' FRONT-END ALIGNMENT ENGINE TUNE-UP r 1, LUBE & OIL CHANGE ,, - 4 * Evert, Any U.S car, plus parts, if reeded ,,.,,, Includes complete front-end inspection. • Camber, caster, and tot-in set by prssision equipment. • A sound investment for helping assure maximum tire mileage. . ' _____________________________ , 118 $ !1V5 6cyI U.S..auto(bdd$4f0' 8 cyl, add $2 for air-cord) New plugs, points, condenser. • Set dwell, choke; time engine: balance rarb. Test starting, charging, compression, acceleration. • Includes Datsuns, Toyotas, VW's. * o s BRAKE OVERHAUL $4995 By appointment only Drn t)pe. 4 *i'ees, escept foren car Price includes up to 5 qts. of oil and all labor costs. • Complete chassis lubrication. • Transmission and cliIftrential oil are also checked, Install and adjust new brake linings, ill 4 wheels • Turn drums. • Arc mniuhs for tittil (MnIact S New (runt i;rt'aSe sejls. • New return springs. Clean, inspect, repack front wher'l bearings. If rtt'm'di'd:wheel cyls $8 50 ca. , itntnen's pro event at &-jrasota froin the 1f1?1-p(_QI)d E_st;i%,cL froll-i the first rount] of Australian, had the easier time of the two In Tuesday's opening rounds, d.f.zttrtg Pat &osti'orn of Seattle. 6-0, 6-1. Miss G olagong defeated Kathy kuykendaal of M'ami, J-4, 6--i, 6--4 the scheduled JO-round bout Estevez, who is 23 anc. from Minim, suffered his other defeat at the hands of comes from Opa Locke, near Clay, %liam'. Este%'ez IS nOW 13-2. - ' - - - - -; s1royer, Aloha 411md, Rube 'Pie real and Triple Crosrn. ' ent .. ter repair, towing and sIorae crarues. License No 7W - "P t"ks t0 ,,e 1kc a '.1 '.pen race, Tinker said. "Et. Cry tile thertsii feature 3. old race, there's en ' -Jn,~2xoji92 Darnau Paint & Body Snop soon thtt'i'iflt'r a'., pois'btr F-04rd of Covnty Commissioners Seminole County, Florida By John A. Kimbrovgh (hei'm.n Fern Park, P11 A,1ur H, B'ckwlth, Jr. Ptjblith. April 17. IL It, 1974 Publish: April V. 1914 fF/* 9J rf , A I'? the Public Hearing DA(ED thij. l7th day of April, AD. i971. S Orvse R. 5Imafe City Clerk of the City at Pub'c DATED this 101h Clay of Ai)r,, A.0 1971 5- PSiyII, Jorctahl (4 Clerk of the City of PRICES EFFECTIVE THROUGH SATURDAY. GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE SANFORD pH. 322u2821 555 W. FIRST ST. Pubhsfr April 17. 74. MAy I, I 15. Florida 1974 Publi'sh 'oco it iq, rlt7 A f, cr: / - - i:,.-.trlhy Mitt h.:,r*' :,r-.' A'f �__i__.__ 1F'"' TJTTTI i L TJ The Sanford Herald Wednesday, April 17, 1974-1A _ 1OA-The Sanford Herald Wednesday, April 17,1974 it If Seminole Is Still Calendar April 17 League of Woomen Voters of Seminole County, open mee ting on Seminole County Cornprehensive Land Use Act, 7:30 p.m., First Federal Savings and Loan. SR 434. Longwood. Maitland-South Seminole Chamber of Commerce Annual Golf Tourney, 1 p.m., Dubsdread Country Club, Orlando; cocktail party, 6 p.m.,; buffet. 7. P.M. Kindergarten and _I_ Grade flOUflUUp, First I, HUPPt[ Elementary School, 9:30 p.m. Not necessary for children already in public kindergarten to register for first grade. Bring birth certificate, Alcoholics Anonymous Women's Group. Holy Cross Episcopal Church Parish house, 400 Magnolia Ave., Sanford 243 p m. An Introduction to Antiques, six weeks, 9 a.m. to noon Seminole Junior College. Call for reservations. April 21 Sanford Yacht Club boat ceruise to Hontoon Island State Park. Leave Lake Monroe Park, 10 a.m. For infirmatton contact Commodore Alan Chaliin, S ALCOHOL A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY' At. ANON for families or friends of problem • MARRIAGES Performed bi, Marilyn. Silver Springs Airport Rd 90.1 736 1777 Res. 236 4433 18 Lake Mary School Kin dergarten and First Grade Roundup, 1 p.m., auditorium. Bring bir th certificate. Child must be five by Jan. 1, 1975 for kindergarten and 6 for first grade. Children in Lake Mary Kindergarten already registered. Alcoholics Anonymous open meeting, Holy Cross Episcopal Church Parish House, 400 Magnolia Ave., 2-3 p.m. April 19 British Fioridian Club of Orlando meeting at Unitarian Church, 1815 E. Robinson, Orlando, 8 a.m. Movies on England and a sing-along, with Midge at the piano. Nominal admission. April 21) Lake Mary School Carnival, 1-9 P.M. Free door prizes, games, rides, iOflIe5, gocarts, contests for all ages and rummage sales. Hospital Sanford Al-non Family Group, 8-9 p.m., Holy cross Parish Episcopal Church Ave., 400 Magnolia House, Sanford. CASE iCommunity Activity Service Effort), noon, Alcoholic Halfway House, Nike Minnie, 17-92. Sanford. Speaker. Judge Dominick Salit. "Pd 2.3 Oil painting, Tuesdays and Thursdays, 9 a.m.-noon, SJC AEC No. 8, call for reservations. South Side Elementary School pee-school roundup, I p.m. for children entering first grade or kinderga rten for first Bri ng birth certificate. April 25Dist ri ct 10 meeting wi th Seminola Rebekah Lodge 43, 8 p.m., Odd Fellows Hall, Magnolia Avenue, Sanford. u.ii 7 iv, -- DRAG LINE OPERATOR. Must be experienced, Call 834 7*18 , LOST: Brown Handbag with im portant credentials. Return I no questions asked. REWARD. Harriet? H Boyd. 3220354, Real Estate Associate's -new office in busy South Seminole needs you. Training, leads and sales tools, Provided. Excellent commission schedule. For confiden tial inter . view, call Shirley Hartman. Realtor Instructions PIANO I ORGAN LESSONS In your home. Speciail:ing in children and adult beginners. Call Mr. Hunt for Interview. 834 6376. Hartman Realty Inc. .'.'aIl want ed Mt havC drivrs l'cenl,e. BOWE SEPTIC TANK CO.. 372 6990 FLYING CARPET TOURS, INC. Airline ?iCkC?S, Cruise and Tours at otfcial rates 30) Semor.,n Blvd.. (Hwy. .136). 6.31 3233 ADM(SS1OS Sanford: Angela M. Blasdell Dennis G. Earwood F. Evans McCoy Lois 14. Smith BIRTHS Merilon Y. Bledsoe Edward King Mr. and Mrs. James Cook a Joanne Butler hoy, Sanford Mabel A. Duggan Yvonne Forguson DISC1LRGES Linda George Sanford: Bonnie 1. Tucker Charles M. Craig Macel L. Bragg Stephen Anderson David W. Jackson Clara L. Lee Florence E. Nelson Melissa Miles Rosa Lee Austin Ella G. Boggs Joyce B. Fitzgerald 10mm)' 14. Mi lls Carl F. [And John H. Brown Rosina J. Conklin. Willianis Jr. Matilda White William H. Withers, Deltona James Bus.sard Violet H. Goodreau, Deltona Serena Bramble Charles N. Reynolds, Geneva Vann L Brice. Cass.i4berrv C1;f$ftn £ Stt, L!ile M2r' Michael Goodman, DeBary Mary 0. Oglesby, Lake Mary Jennie 0. linen, Deltona Lawrtni' W Burger,, Wendy R. Danchuk, Deltona Longwood Otto W. Schc,tz, Deltona 0. D. Crabtree, Winter Margaret C. Rowland, Springs Delton.a Shirley A. Leopolos, Dallas, Ruby V. M il ls, EnLrprise Texas 18 Help Wanted NEED EXTRA CASH? LadieS, dO you h3vi 7 or 3 evenings available? Exciting, interesting work Car and phone necessary. To arrange for intCryiew, call 37). 7291 after 6 p.m. or weekends. - - it -'- 2 Bedroom furnished apartment AdultS, no pets P ho ne 373 OplO 2 bedroom, w w carpets, air. No pets. $120. 365 5250. EXPERIENCED MECHANIC WANTED WITH TOOLS. SALARY OPEN. P14 377 1612 West Side Garage 21 Situations Wanted General office work wanted. Have I yVS. up. Typing, telephone, in yIc es L calculator cip. 373 5079. Lady desires cashier or salesclerk position. Referenc es . Reply tIox 331, c o Sanford Herald, P.O. Box 1651. Sanford. Apply Pinkerton's. toOl ExeCvIIvC Center Drive, Orlando. 891.0161 or call 3fl4$fl after 6 p.m. 23 Distributor- part or full time Supply Company established accounts with RCA CBS.Disney Records. Income possibilitits up to 8)000 per month wilt, only 83,500 required for inventor y and training. Call COLLECT for Mr. James (211) 641.9203 . Secretary-Receptionist Personable, good telephone voice, able to mCit public, type Ex. cellent starting salary and benefits. Apply in person to Global Carpets, 119 S. Magnolia Ave., 373 7170, lt' Fix up" Time, Hire an vxperl repairman from today's classified ads' Resident Managers HUSBAND WIFE TEAM to nlandge, and maintan new M unit apartment complex in Sanfc'd area. Husband must e main lirsance txptriinCrd. Wife n.US' be capable c4 secs'ring rentals hid kftping books. Wages corn rnensurate with experience. Apt. with utilities arid other fringe benefits provided. Call Orlando 305-$SS.0111, Øerionnel dep o t. for appointment. Drage I n d. An equal Opportunity employer SAN MC') PARKS, 1.23 Bedroom Trailers & Apts. 2 Adult parks, 2 Family perks. 3515 Hwy 17.S'7. Sanford .373 1930; Day, Wk., Mo Unfurnished CORBE'IT REAL ESTATE REALTOR 6681791 Desary 6" AM Sanford Court Motel Newly renovated. Color TV, w.w carpet, a c. efficiencies I over. nits. Day or wk. rates. 2621 0rIand. 9r Sanford 312 310.3. One and Two bedroom furnished and unfurnished rentals. Zed Farm (gupment will sell fast an easy with a Classified Ad. 372 7611 or 631 #993. 31 Personalized living. Studio one and wo be droom. Two minutes to Sa nfort PIa:a. 313 1310 PORTER . dr Two be oomS. 1 bath, wall to wal carpeting. drapes c en tral heat and air Fully equipped with diSh waSher Call Mrs Rutherford 373 Apply n person ART GRINDiES WHEEL RANCH Sanford Sfl •4 refrigerator, dishvasher, draperies . sPaq carpeting, family rms. fireplace. Only 6 apIs. Prisacy in a Spanish courtyard' selling CIP Beautification Award *nner. Adults 2015 Sanfor d Ave Model Open 175 P.M WANT AD DIAL - rlando Ask for Want Ads i\ Tampa irlan who aw paJti-ri lktz said her son .Terrv, ' Department Hours it might N. took the ball to the Lantana lure of the ball thought 3a.m.. S:30p,m. area Tuesday at the request of be i* check valve from a phas-days A Holidays 9..m.-12Noon Dr. J Allen Hynek, North- phate pumping line. But an tfllflt'VT for a l.ake Deadline-12 Won veteffl Ur;irezsity astronu.iier Day Befnc Pub!ICltiOfl LaIIIJ filiii hit'h tntalls that and s iiw&iiLei' i( the panel. cquiprnent said never saw Tt'l&phone calls have been valve that large. And a Denver ttru S times 40c a'Thie tnpany ihat selLs tke valves 4thru25time$ unnirg to her fr'mc from all 3Ocaline 2k. line otrer the t'ountry since their find said the largevt it had ever ?S fund . Rent Furnished DELTONA- AVAILABLE NOW CHOICE OP 1 BEDROOM OR 7 ATTP.ACTIVE. BEDROOMS REASONABLE. 511 1040 Iwo bedroom. furnished house Mature adultS only. Plo p11% 8113 _____ SevIlla Gardens INFORMATION Houses Amicable bungalow, has everything, weekly r!CS. Adults. No pets. 327 7741. mo 1st & last mo, plus $50 liability deposit. 322 1918 LUX Uqlou, oversize l4nd? bdrm apts Eat in kitchins, froI free Seminole 322.2611 Call BAMBOO COVE S140 2 B edroom House For Rent Furnished Ca1l3 21 1371 Mobile Homes 34 Rent SIuJO, 1, 2. & 3 bedroom apart n$5, Carpeting, drapes , kittt.'n equipped, pool and Iaudramat 3722090 Close in --_____ FRANKLIN ARMS APIS I • 323 6650 .: . ,et. nones, 3 biirm & 7 00mm in Leisure World Marina & swim rnlng pool 904 = .' ,,, MLS CALL 322-2420 ANYTIME STENSTROMA REALTY • $A 1 1` o' 'RD PIN ECREST Robert L. Larson UNSWORTH REALTY HUFFMAPi REALTY Al Pell. Jenny Clark, Assoc 37? lS9Ior 322 1833 12 803W. First St. f 322 InIC in W '. "i ( ' ' . - . __________ 1 4 BEDROOM PATE DOWN Closing (erIr&Piet &ai;. car bath iii' Iu_] - P1' 3737010cr 862 6300 Lot on thoIce lake. $20,000. 3 broom country home on 2 I Central h a 51.500 down ass 73 p 8)1.000 Mfg $1i7 per mo Prone 373 1129 yto n Plus $200 P4e*. qual'ty rnOOie riCirneS, several to crioos. from PLACE HOMES NORTH H*y 1792. '. Ml No'th of Doctrack Road at take Kathryn Estates 13.4 7270 Mobile Home 3ank Reposseulons to cnoose from $31 2373 Dealer p(k in Fern Glider, set up SrI Call for details 11,11 I)I) Really. 372 I 30 2640 Hiawatr.a Ave. at 17 92 (rr I Close to Everything . Co V the Crowdl Yet Away From •Larae Wood O V E Five bedroom. 7 bath. two story All extras FeeC acres stockerl prmnd. Villa5 CZNST $56.00) 1 HALL ) arLaiewoou de Homes By Have prospec t for two to five ,scres, also for home on or near lake REALTY W. 25th I Sanford, II for Appoin?me lei 322.3103 16 Investment Property LAKE MARY DOCTOR, LAWYER, MERCHANT, CHIEF tired office space' We hFtuve 2 bedroom hcme i.hCh s corn pletely paneled on inside and can be easily converted Located on one of the main Street in Lake Mary, Price 540,000 Call Di: Bowler, A ssoc Rental Apartment COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE 'I 10 'i"ilHj i• Miscellaneous For Sale $O Twin bedS complete. I twin Hollywood bed. Stereo, radi o, & record players; Golf clubs. L,..oqage arrler; Desk; Chest of Drawers. Misc 831 7629 Viburnum Hedge plants. 2' high in cans, well bunched. 11.202W. 201h St PAINT VARNISH ENAMELS (.% ,,rarteC I west P.' ci:' fItlY DIRECT FROM BOxci. Gorrnty, 1 46 Sanford. 323 .17)) Why not take your boat along wth ,ou on your vacation this year' et your trailer hitCh from 5NrORO AEC VEE SERVICE 7311W ISIS? 373 17)1 Open Monday thrL' Saturday Quality furniture at Bargain ('tees Wayne's Quality New 8, Used Furniture, 1200 French Av e 3218410 Wcrtd famous Solingen knives direct from Germany. Tile optic sport field knife w built in mono,ular qIatS 8. 41 1" blade Complete * genuine top grain leather sheath CcnieS in gift box May be snll duty 15 00 James Ritchie Iii porter Exporter. 1819 Palo ,!,I Sanford. 37) 6520 "vt , STEREO* * REPOSSESSED A?,'. FM radio, 8 track tape player record player. Psychedelic I,ghts etc Assume $4 IS per mo. Ph 617 1 571 Hallmark TruTone TV Portable $25 373 021.5 after S 'j car ll,,'Ot (lassif Ci) ad', for Ii'' claSsified', '"SuIts (P,rCk er yday Homes Ridgewood Arms Apartments * Unfurnished Shag Carpeting In Sanford-Now Leasing 1 _________ * Dishwasher-Disposal EMUNUM *Clothes Washer-Dryer with rich russet brick and warm chocolate browns, * Recreational Building FROM 160 * Heated Pool iti - - _____ ________ I 11 * Beautiful Landscaping ____ ______ N10Iø k . * 1-2 Bedrooms MMI !AJ3WAY n From 175 . 31$ $$GW _____ CN. Wit 110 W. Airport Blvd. ______ 323-2640 0 2580 RIDGEWOOD, AVE. SANFORD, RA. - Sanford, Fla. 323-7870 1) POfltiCC Gran Am 5100 mi 100 7 isarrell Auto a c, Ps, pb. am fm - PINEY WOODS BARN ,'ic buy furniture and misc. Sell for 73 pct Consignment. Free pickups. Auction Satutclay at 7 p m Sanford. 122 7770 . MAITLAPID FLEA MART 111 Hwy I? 97 Open Sal & Sun 9 S $382920 Two Early American chairs Reddish orange. Excellent car, CitiOfl $60 each. h. 867 5788 8' Cap Top For Pick up $100 Prone 373 5029 after 5 p ti Quality antiques including fine do cut glass. prImitives, line bottles, pattern glass. pawl with unusual bric a brac I misc Also 19" BIW Zenith table TV Go south on 17 9710 Deltona Cut take Saxon Blvd past Med Center, Lamplighter Ave ii block south parallel to Saxon Absolutely do not bother owner. I nfnrrnCtion Call Marshall F,'cEachan, agentS 136 2)99 or I 'WILSON MAIEP FURPIITURI buy sell .trade 311 3ISE First 3? 3fl ¶,l Household Goods Complete beds for $33, d,netteS from $,3 KULP DECORATOR 109W IstSt 37? 7335 * GOLOEN TOUCH'N SEW In sewing cabinet, repossessed Snqer's oest model, windS bobbin n machine Fully automatic Pay t.nance of $7$ or 10 paymentS of 5.. Call Credit Dept SANFORD '1 ."IPlG CENTER, 301 A East Is! 't Sanford 377 9411 Eves 869 11.1.6 . 52 ROBSOPI MARINE 7927 Hwy 17 92 37.' 5961 - - Close Out on all Gibson lree:erS. Sto choose from. Priced Dicks Appliance's. in KIRBY VACUUM Sales & Service For free home presentation without obligation, call 323 83)0. KENMORE WASHER, parts, SCv Li uSnd n,,crrn". C97 MOONEY 1,IiId lAl'. I ., 53 . TV. Radlo.Stereo ','i'reo, Magnavox, exellent Sound, IS" base srpardte units, 2 yilIert, and 1.000 cycle horns .'.'.t FM & p.'ionograph 372 301) 19 16 (ne'vrofet Impala. I dr, ar power, excellent mechanical condition. 5473 cash 372 7960 - Planning a garage sale? Don forget to adverlise if fl the classified ads' 171 VW Super Beetle, automa"c SliCk s'i.ft. ar. AM rnd,Ci, nlc,iqr.$9S Call Don Pope. ii. 1651 DealCr '71 Toyota Mark II, 1 door. I Speed air, AM rad'om extra clean. $1195 Call Don Pope, 37i.1651 Dealer Trucks and Trailers '63 half ton Ford pick up w paneled 'l camper shell. Very ciean IS/I Mazda. must sell. Assume r,alance 223 3923 1970 Datsun Pickup Call 374 1719 after S For Sale or trade. 1961 ChrySler Newpi1. William Turner 3:2 043.1 Campers Travel Trailers 1970 GMC pickup'. tcn Good condition, new tires Ph 371 .1701 Motor Home Call Pete it In 1651 NO LONGER USED CAMPING GEAR IS IN DEMAND. SELL IT NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD, 1911 Pontiac Cataina. 1500. take over payments )23 2775 Attention New Truck Owners'' Check Out the aluminum truck covers in all colors from ',t,PdIOR() REC vFi SERVICE 7111W 1st t I'! 4/li ______________________ - '69 Chevy P i ck up Good ccndt on Sele or trade on real estate 5)500 8)1 719] Complete motor home & travel trailer, Sale's. Service & Ac cessories SANFORD REC VEE SERVICE 7311W lit St 323 47)) elO Autos For Sale 196) Mustang. 3 speed, 6 cyl. ex cellent condition Only $150. Shelley UsedCars, 700 French 32) 7960 Musical Merchandise 59 Gibson SO Custom. 1 yr old. 373 1080, room 773 Lawn and Garden 67 FEED SEED FERTILIZER W" C,earan!ce lowest Prices BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR G.omly, E. £6, Sanford, 3734711 Citrus fiom 1399-Orange trees, tangerines, lemons, lime trees. etc. Low overhead prices. Drive a littlC & save a lot-Oviedo Nursery & P.rd Farm. SR 11-7 rn. N of 365 6)91-Closed SundayS .- -- A Directory of Experts Ready. To Serve You ! ______________________________ Home Improvements Air Conditioning Equipment for Rent 6 Pet Care - loillill, ;.rtLF RENT ALLS Grand Open no tb the best equptiefit to Serve ,ou1016 S French Ave 37) $310 Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampoder lot only $I per day. CARROLL'S FURNITURE Pets and Supplies - 65 ._ - AIR CONDITIONING TROUBLES??? BL, 00Y . s ieC't.F IMPROVEMENTS ill JeS Wanted ,')I)" L,e','iny" Central systems, window units. free f 71 Pr Serve Call Gregory's Heal & Air 37)7117 Appliances - Fill line GE Appliances Sanford Electric Company 2522 Park Drive. 322 156 ________________________ - Horses Auto Repairs Wanted to Buy EXTERIOR Floor Wax Iri.7.windows 323 0110 - I AUCTIONEER NEEDS (lean SaleabIt itCrns f o r &o wetkly Fr iday 7 p r'u Auction Inccrne Tax Better late than never. You have to file your in:orne tax. Call Lake Mary Public Accounting now 327 1)11 or 323 1299. Have a hot weather sale! Sell Don't needs fast with a classified "i fl fbi Sanford Herald Just Cal 12.' 7611 or 831999) TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON formerly Harrelt s BtJuty NoOk) 519 E Pine. 372 5717 Janitorial Carpenittly 1000 5 CARPENTRY Spr'cial:ng A small .inn rilci Inns Cahill ITS! , VINCENT'S CARPI PIT WY Intend)n Trim PanclriO, Custcri' No icr.) too Sfliiil 313 (,rprti!m WANT AD WEEK Sandblasting For the tnest preparation of metal concreteetc.,call BA. C Fre: Es? 327 3380. 37] 17$) - Sewing Machines - SEWING MACHINE PEPAIRS All types, Comm. 8. residentaI .'.',tiFtel Pied P 0 Pci 7175 L.I'C .'.'ir, 3:: '.;: MEMO% L Servk ' FDc.t L O T CLEAN UP & iC.PIT HAULING PH 373 7774 Put it tiCS%ifitd ad to work for you !i4,ty Call 322 2611 or III 9993 Signs Oavs 3.qns, no c toe small. All ,Magnetic, Plastics. Stick Cr Screremig 177 719's __________________________ _______ U pholstery _______________ ACE DECORATORS 3655418 99 P,tr* $a' SQ'a I? cUSh.Oril IllS 30 Chair 13195 S.ofa & Cb,ir $11995 Labor & mater ial 50 ri' radius Wallpaper Hanging - , April 21-26th Carpet Cleaning 11111 il - li' CLEAN OUT YOUR "DON'T WANTS" IN YOUR HOME CLEAN OUT - s ' ' , SPRING SPECIAL Free Clean Up's It year 'round untract Free '!.n ,,tS Lawn Care Spec.a1 s!s J22 1,'t.' y '' IF . ' supplies, u )' Masonry i' Cnn.rnercial $ Wetident,Cl ('.1cc tr'iI Service. Licensed t,iueu, All Seminole o, 21 Hr An swering Service $30 SOIl , WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types aridsites ,,.n,%, r .rii t,'f', ii P TIPSEMACI41NL t SUPPL CO \l Concrete Plumbing stopped up. pow" win t 5tr Get the set. r,d Itt_n ,,sc I ,i - __________________________ -PaIntijg WE'LL DO YOUR PAINTING No iob too small Pt, 323 8519 or 373 8789 jflr 6 Glass.MIri'ors ____ .. sENKARIK GLASx, & PAINT CO 210 Magnolia Ave 177 162'? iro.s, ,1 2no 5! 3;: .412 A-' ' ,~ - - - f'e t'.l 9''i Electrical .. & •I 5,x.e tøcja, iiassitied ad day Place Omit'. to t.iij t . Sell or rent Call 377 i v" . , I1 or - 'i (i'V( I ,'.I tI. (IRIII_IPI(,S ,,nid larger, pumps. sprinkler ,,,n.i vc,i '.1 '._'i it',. I).' 1,51.' - JACKSON S LERA'.'lt. kiln dealer 10 5 P. SLfldlaY 1777971 oit WeflOrilling Masonry Ceramics ,, PAUL SLATE Prolestonal Wallpaper Hanger Lrnsed Residential Commercial Vrt Cstrn,,Ies Ph 377 6171 MOWING t.chung& Tr imming (all Ralph 21 575.1 I'.'''. , i .i ,'1'.' dir.' I i., '. l'rti' fl(Ii..-tt'', all ," it]l Cuii)1 '.' '.i I Buy a non-commercial ad for one week, and you don't receive the results you expect, call us and we'll rerun the same ad at NO COST ollooliollooloolooloolooll'i LQ Call 322-2611 oi 831-9993 ATLANTIC BUILDING ','obti TEPxANCE Specaii:'ng n(r'in & office bu IC rigs & res dent .il clearing 343 IX'S (arpentry, flemodeling, Add,tons, Custom Work. Free Estirria',' I 'tenSed Bonded 373 009'S INTERNATIONAL - Personal ax Service No 2 East Road 17 97 I SiC [r!n,irc,' 372 7179 - ton - - Beauty Care I SEMINOLE COUNTY I AUCTION )71 5963 :.. Pa, Alter I'd' A Roof eaves and w3115 Pool ericlosuts 373.3324 - - 1430 French Ave., Texaco Products located next to State Farmers Market. Mechanical Repairs cmi all mikes autos I trucks. Over 25 years experience ri the rep,ir businir",S 127 OCi'.' OIIIEPITAL RUGS WANT tO top prices paid. used. CAy condituri UI 8126 ','.niti'r F'1r ______ IN YOUR BARN Pressure Cleaning PRESSURE CLEANING DEADLINE WON APRIL IS Guck crvice. in and 'out. 0 I S Bookkeeping Service, 101 W 771h near Panecrest School 327 St 0173 MORSE BROTHERS GARAGE CASH 372 1132 or used furniture, appliances. touiS, etc. Buy i or ItaJI items Larry" Mart, 715 Sanford Ave YOUR "DON'T WANTS" - . 3 Yr old Peg. Appaloosa. I yr. old Quarter horse gelding 373.1169 IN YOUR GARAG CLEAN OUT nummow PET PEST INN Boarding 8. Grooming En. j21..1057 _"I__ .. Ch'icahuas. terries 91 Animal Haven Grcxr'nq 8. Boa-ding Kennels. 1?? 5752 . Interior and exteri or painting, carpentry, electric. cerarnc tili, plaster. blOCk .ria all masonary Honest free estimates. Phone 373 0794 Central H3t & Air Conditioning For fr ee estimates. call Carl Harris, at SEARS in Sanford 37? 1771. Rightttl Refrigerator free:er, frost free Weslinghousi. 2 door, yellow. excellent condition $100. 322 1150 after , uu p iii -. Hey KidS looking for ,in extra 1960 Comet, new sticker, gsd tIres. dollar' Ask Morn and Dad to let clean, 21 mph for sate or will trade you h&vC a classifed ad garage for pick up truck 377 7318 Fori Camper Fully Equipped 372 *053 1.11 siteS and modelS. 10 Speeds. S speeds, and standarl oikes now available at Firestor..' Store. Call 377 0711 1970 VW Super Beetle-loaded with lots of extras, maq whe'Cls, $1650 (alt Paul, 377 1631 Dealer Motorcycles ?,'otorcycle insurance I3LA1R AGENCY 323 3166 Winnebago Camper top for El Camino, 37) 8469. Bikes, Bikes, Bikes 68 ' /S Bicycles SB Removed Y,lni,ttiC, '74. 750 Enduro, 7,000 r,les, sacrifice for Quick sale 8750 3736711. Every Sunday 7 p rn welcome East of I 1 on SR IS If ,ou have anything to sell or )',ri call STAtS a! 37? 9119 IPIT ERS'T :i F. :.t.lCTlON 26 Houseboat, SO HP, Sleeps 6. Good buy. 85500. Call 904383 5553 Ave Cars . 31515. Orlando Dr Sanford, 377 5163 327 588) ,Si' POy ,Ut.r f,j C F berqlass Tn Hull, 50 HP JohnSOn. Canvas & Walk through wind ShiCld & trailer. $750 Ill) French Junk 18 PUBLIC AUCTION 11 Wooden Hull Ujat 35 tip Motor and Trailer 1600 Ph.)?) 1711 '7) IS',' fiberglass boat. 40 hp Mercury. electric start. Canvas top, many extras. 81300 :19 5603 1966 VW Bug. leatherette interior, radio. Bahama bloC, 1*95. CIII c1)er' at 327 1651 Dealer Auction SEMINOLE COUNTY AUCTION 66 Appliances it IS' Larson, 90 HP Evinrude. tilt trailer. 81150 in 554$. ,, * * Singer * Steel radials. Just like new, take over payments Ph 373 U*) Abandoned. unwanted ullk cars hauled away. Your cost, ItO Orlando. 795 6194 CflytrnC I P M Cons..7nrnents accepted d3i!y YOUR "DON'T WANTS" It 9 And Convenience has been designed into every phase of Ridgewood Arms. Your apartment the swimming pool, clubhouse, and beautifully landscaped courtyard giving you a touch of indooroutdoor living, And you'll park at your doorstep at Rldewood Arms. Add an entrance and exit to each apartment, lots of storage, pantries, linen closets, large private balconies (and patIos) and choice of 1, 2, and 3 bedroom apartments and maybe you'll see why we say convenience IS the key to Ridgewood Arms, * W/W * Range-Refrigerator 1951 Rebuilt 6 cyl Chesirolef engine Best offer 372 445,4 /1, Ti, buy and sell gold or silver coins. contact us first We also buy bulk Silver (OinS SEMINOLE COIN (I tilER. 109W 1st 3731)5? Equipment 4 - 1910 Chevy, 6 cyl , good cOndlc.n, 8100 Also 1967 Ford. 8730. 372 4.4(i I AUCTION EVERY FRIDAY 373 317 ' Auto Repairs Stamps-Coins Boats &Marine 55 3',? 7438 Sanford, Fla i i'' OFFICE OPEN SUNDAY 175 * ('u, sell, consign, appraise. or ,pecial tales out at anything of .jjlue 1200 French Ave. X51 Roberts ? Oilman * Auctioneering Services Income and Cabinets. t'.,l(ben tiatnroom Counter tops. 5inxs Installation R,i.j (.*h.lt 1" 00%2 11 Lots *Paved Streets * Sewers *Street Lights ISidewalks New BEAUTIFUl. LOCATION bedroom, 7 bath, c en tral air, wall to wall carpe t. shade ¶r'tlej ri'eight'orhood. 129.900 TIREES DREAM- Repo IS?) llager. 2 bdrni Set up on ikefront lot. Take over payrnec'.ts, pay off balance. Ph 323 0350 ealer 1.11.',' ','ONI.JA'r til(jHl ;.ri?'quc,. I ',' Miscellaneous, New and uSC(J furniture and appliances Plus special SCIP-s (watCh ads) :1', )23 7130 69 TV Radio-Stereo * SUNDAY SALE April 71,13 p.m , 10-64 Lamplighter Ave. Dolton, , A small classified ad brings returns Try one and see Call lAtl of 8)1 9193 HOMES OF DISTINCTION ESTABLISHED NEIGHBORHOOD Clean, well car ed for 2 bedroom, I bath, fafnuly room, fenced and cottage ii, back 510.500 Irr,marulate concrete block. 7 bedroom. I bath, family room. kitchen Iguipped, unit air, fenced. Shade, fruit trees, nice area $19,300 Exeticnt terms al),Iiii Sanford Auction REAL 'TOP 'A PEc.ORY MOBILE HOMES Se') French Ave Sanford 313 $700 * 2571 Park Dr 3722118 DON'T Miss These Buys EVEREST REALTY INC Realtor. 16013 Hwy 1797 M.aitlafld, 671 030* FORD WINDOW VAN. PIOtIirr.'i down, fake Over Call crr'd.t manager, 373 6730 _________ Sale ub.I gear with wet Suit tanks. $100 Ph 867 7943. Jim Hunt Realty Dealer's Cost .,',S I HA-Low Down-Low costs - . oeted 3 bedroom 11, or <irnes, Model open 16 pm uS ValenciaNorth AUSTIN DEVELOPMENT CORP I Mobile Home; (Al r I CLEARANCE r I.. I I 'j 4%-VA & FHA NOW 73/ . No Down -No Closing Costs Al OncI. .'.. • $674100 Beautiful 3 bedroOm, 2 bath, split plan, wall wall carpeting, v er y large living and dining rooms. central heat air, fenced back yard, nice landscaping, reduced for quick sale. 173,500. 313 7191. 545G3$l2.)0O annually, you may Qualify for s 3 or I bedroom home n a rual area iPt lR 9 acres w palms and pines Over 100' hard road frontage Only $34.000 Pr 862 3198 I bedroom, large family roum. at tern's carpet, fenc ed yard aaitable $75,900 Jerry VOymn. Assoc REALTOR REALTOR H. 1301W Fairbanks i'uF TAKE TRADES Realtor', MS 71)) EXCLUSIVE 6..78tlI REALTOR I • pt interest, if you earn between -. . (MULTIPLE LISTING SEP$V!CE) Eve 371 0485 ASSOCIATE NO DOWN PAYMENT complex combines the beauty of redwood For Rent TYO1RMEIN 2565 PARK DRIVE I Forrest Greene, Inc. FHA 3SllPartDr 3727111 ".' M. I W . Mi or CASSELBERRY- Lake front or. chain of lakes 100' on road by 108' deep Cleared to build on. $875') BEAR LAKE PRIVILEGES- High, dry and wooded 99x150', $5,900 ALTAMOPITE-' Near Lake Flor i da Three building Sites. $11,500 Pleat golf course EUST IS-tOSx 115' Nicely wooded. 86.000 DELTOPIA - Ready to build on Wooded lot Paved street, 13500. Area One, Inc. Jim Hunt Realty 4't W_',". I NEI2 IONGW000 DUPLEX- Just listed I', yr old. each side contains 2 bedrooms, I bath, Ige living room, equipped eat in kitthin. separate utility room. and more Live in I, thi other is rented. Realistic brick 540,325 Call George Realt Asscc .11))" Dupn? .7 txirni house near Deltbna 829,000 Daytona 75? 3163 831 1541 CALL Sanford's most beautiful new apartment ' Mobile Home Lots 35 '''i P. 1 tldrrn. Apts. Central t-tat & ut. rcuol AdultS 1170 Florida Ave . REALTORS 196W Lake Mary Blvd WE TAKE 321 6351 or "S 2333 TRADES If you want to Sell or Buy -"l . Park D.iys 322 ?174 BROKER '1 RE/LTOM Orange Semi no le MLS 19,95. Frencri 321 4991 372 1348 377 1196 Eve. 322 73 71 .' t ro John Sauls Agency - Stemper Realty . I SIr,.oSt new 3 bedroom. 1', ba'l, rome No Qualifying, Assume VA mortgage 8. pay equity. Monthly payments $151.63 BEAT INFLATION witI'. this 3 bedroom. 2 bath CD homa. Only 817.500. VA or FHA terms available or pay $8,200 down arid MSume 31 . Pc?. mortgage 11 purchase first or Second in qii ,utheilStCrfl Acceptance Cot f,lrFttIon. 618 13 REAL BARGAIN CALL T oday for an appointment to see this beautiful completely carpeted.) b edroom, 2 bath home (3q eat in kitchen, with dish washer. Huge well landscaped yard, only 815.000. 3 Bedroom home with screened porch, arid ttOrae building foe w'crk$ ho p Large lot, west 5Cc. close in. 8)1.950 . Sor ry, ca sh. ' - Rent a mobile home on beautiful River Wek,vi, CAMP alchoi No i:Ml NOL E twverageS allowed No pets 322 4470 7 bedroom unlut'fl,SlSed apartment. Security cIePoS. 373 " Elmer Bakalla, Inc. JOHN KRIDER, ASSOC. W. Garnett White, Real Estaie Broker, 107 W. Commercial, Sanford, 327 7181 and school Large 7 bedroom, CD wth single garage Shaded lot, 8)6.900. REALTOR For Rent, Mobile Home, lOiSO w air cord. Phone 323 0831 alter I p n GENEVA GARDEN APARTMENTS 1305W. 75th !.I. , P, ,iF!cr NEAR CHURCH Pa DELTOPiA- New 2 bedroom, 2 bath, with family room. M. Un Lworth Realty, 373.404% C'4' 312.9270 .j FROM 7 bedr oom. CD home n e.oun?y. Good well water. Lots of trees, 516.900 Ti!I We Succeed.'' ; Lots arid Acreage 13 -- 'F' . 372 6137; After 5, in 7111 . ivC iii and care for ilditly coup e. 'efetcnces Do ri:? appl unless .p,erfjt fl permanent position Ph 372 3339 between 10 Ft m 6 TREES 1 foll JOHNNY WALKER REALTY Man or woman to room or board or share expenses in country home in Ostren 372.3310 `1 1 1 One bedroom urtfurnithed 330 mu. Rooms for Rent 29 11 377 163) Dealer I? Volt BatferiesSll.93 REEL'S BODY SHOP 1109 Sanford Avenue 53 '','at, clean tnat carpet Averaur room $1495 X(JLP DECORATORS 109W 1st St. 37? 2335 me never was a better time ft,' w to use a classified .111 in ttu,' intord Herald Stop making 'cu'.eS Oaf 312 7811 or 831 999) Forrest Greene Inc. 'We Don't Stop SEEING IS BELIEVING earoom spit E it ceilent condition. plan See to appreciate I .i1 ±i.L..._: DELTONA- New home, I bdrm 2 bath, ki,chen completely eQuip Pea Ceo h A. Carpet . Spanish style For aoariintment, phone 831 after 430 um! " Three bdrm home completely Painted eric) new carpeting. Sandy beach lot swimming, pier for t.oatlnq, several large shade trees, and priced S37,900 Frame home on corner lot. See to appreciate, 121,900 Terms Houses Rent 32 Anytime 254SParkD! CO. '''I ll N u't .. Miscellaneous For priced, like new. I bedroom Perfect for retir ed or me 'iqte See to appreciate at Lot 78. imienda Village, or phone 172 65 or 83! 87 77 ' ,' 1)0 Mobile Homes call 1 71 ?Ave ST. JOHN'S REALTY LAKEFRONT HOME 2 bedroom turn. home for rent I bedroom apartment. Furnished, Utilities furnished. $165 mo Pt one 377 1859 Business Opportunities "IMMEDIATE INCOME" Wanted- Offset Pressman. NAPLES DAILY NEWS, Naples, Fla Call $1) 549 3161 Roomy fraiter, good location. Air onditiontd Shag rug. Mature couple, or single. 37) 5693. "Stop See 0*08 SPANISH STYLE HOME Personalized living. Studio one and two bedroom. Two minutes 10 Sanford Plats. 373.1340, pron ACREAGE, INDUSTRIAL AND RESIDENTIAL EVEREST .4 bedroom, 2 bath home with large pool. Shaded residential area. 545.000. - - WILL HELP YOU I YOU WANT 10 BUY OR SELL ATTRACTIVE OO COVE , wi 3 bedroom, 1 bath home with carpet Will be paint ed Inside and out 813.900 BAMB Like new, 2 bedroom, f8mly rein, PtCm','n ectupped, carpet. Ii J21 22' "Sanford's Sales Leader ' Your Multiple Listing Agency Two) bedroom units, con crete block with fenced In back yard. Cen tral heat, on ly 1' years o!d. Has Va mortgage of 879,900. Priced to Sell $36,900. EVEREST REALTY INC.. REALTOR, I% S. 4wy 17. 97. P.taittarid Open 7 days Three Room urn. Apart. Adults 518 Park Ave., Sanf or d 1100 E 75th 5! 1970 Chevrolet KingswoOd wagon, V S automatic, power steering & brakes A. air, very good trar soortation for trte ti'idget minded person 5:293 call Donald 0 at Pa rts. Accessories V I? Autos for Sale 80 , . REALTY 'n IRSTI r, Callbart Real Estate i ic.tir Sir - - Travel Trailer-- 1777 Dutch Craft 19' ' deluxe, sleeps 6 10.000 miles, gas dec , frig , 5howC & toilet See at 1061 Lamplighter Ave. Deltona 2nd area off Saxon Do not bother owner See Sunday. April 21. IS on, Marse.ali p. McEnchan. agents 16 NO QUALIFYING 6053 ReALTORS I IC 11-N SANFORD REALTY 25445 FrcnchAv Days 377 7712 -- - TAFFER OH IAR, Ct:,' I TE LL Me ,tjIp A P lIar Icr REALTOR OWNliw 175 6917 Orlando 5611 Campers Travel Trailers / OPPOPIUP4ITY TO ASSUME LOW INTEREST LOAN Sani anta 1 hdrni , P bath, ri (nnOtio,, 2 yrt% iii ti tuatilyinq' Only 820,0(x) BALL REALTY II? W F ir5t OrilySô0000wn, Washington Oaks. bedroom. I' , baths. 709 Terry Ire Monthly terms 62* tI? I '.'' e' Park - -.----,-- Sonsom IS bdrni, IrQi lot, $400 down. %1M no #14 pct 3737750. Acre Really. REALTOR LOPIOWOOD AREA- New 3 & 1 bomni homes FHA VA hi pc! financing 1)05)7,000 Franklin Ramseur Assoc Inc. REALTORS 8318400 . Duplex 62* Ntr , block with family roi.tm F inanc extras Many .ivailable. $72.000 by Art - _____ HousesforSale PUIdf tOtiflq out ¶P,1,.OtJ5 I br, 0. haIl'. cIoi to shoppinq, Schools, lake, equipped vtfj ranon. refrigerator, carprtinrj. central heat. soa. eiicioscd qar,s beautiful neighborhoocl, specially priced at 827,500. S pct Do Call after 9 p ni , collei' (4' 896 1448 elder but attractive CITY thr,'i (;i'çtrpm PI415 also oem " In .tJJ!; reduced to workshop and fireplace it's dISO nicely furnished, too. Call Associate Ilitly REALTOR Flamm. After hours phone 372 Lmgwood NEAR TOWN FROM S180 Mrs fkt! dauus tI;.it it noves, apparently of its own voli tion, oil a level coff ee table. .n.vs. 17 Bedroom Adults Only Park Avenue Mobile Park 25.45 Park Drive,3 72 .2861 Must Sell -' 41 322 605 at Two Bedr oom Duplex Furnished or Unfurnished Ph. 373 0471 - She said she wasn't sa tisfied with 1130 explanation of a Navy metaLlurgist who examined the ball and said that it appeared to be rioUung but a hollow sphere. eight inches in diameter. IaJSi - WANTEDtt!Appy in person, ART GRINDLES WHEEL RANCH, Sa nford Manage & maintain 10 unit apart. mint building in Sanford. Write Cox 3993. Savar.nah, Ga., 31401. Winter ark Na tional Enquirer, a weekly newspaper headquarOrlando 831.9993 Ii, II r,.L'or fi1k gift I la'rM ----it Lantana near W.t O .-------5I. Palni Beach, said the panel will table, Mrs. Betz said. check (jut the 2 pound ball At first, when her on founil It t !'l)uIy scneluk'd ('orlft'rtlielf IiUUIC, the faIIIIy Tne Longer '(our Ad Ruis t'm'c this week in New Qrkan. thought the ba1 was some thing Th e Less It Cost~ Per Line The pant'! and con ference are from a Jacksonville area in. Per Day. o-ed by the newspaper, dustry. But alter it began whir.h has made a standing of- ing strange movemnta and Rated For Consecutive $50,000 to anyone who noises, she wondered If might Insertions-No Change of fer ownsanohjectthatprovestobe be something from anAher Of Copy world, she said. from UFO. Want Ad The WELAKA APARTMENTS 111W. %%t. St. SALESMAN • extra Springtime AVON says earrings can .et you that Summer vacation Call tU 3379 Jax Mystery Sphere 1.ANTASA. Fla. API A mysterious stainless steel sphere found recently by a suburban Jacksonville, Fla., famih tsill be examined by a panel of specialists seeking evidence Of unidentified flying objetis Two apartments. 12 bd'm 8160. 1 1 bdrm.. $110. Utilities furnished. Phone 834 3109. Houses .1 4 & Gilman 830.5500 Realtors THE BORN LOSER LAST CHANCE . __ -- .------- ____________________. that S4'enq I', t)tli'vr11, S( ) (litl' "' (cimC buy. Kitchen t'QuipiX'd (On dominiUfl'iS today at yesterday's pric es . Would you be lieve under 120.000 for thiS fantastic location? Rake Semoran Blvd. (RI. 136) to Maitland Ave. ,iroceed south on ?,'aitlFtrid rifle block, turn left on )Ji5 to ?!1, Or retO, art 10110w Creek.'iood Village Norlh sales office Meet BarbarA McLean and Joe Rubel, A%tcxs your hOStS WOO wilt furnish you with all the details. lt'i Excltlngl It In tormaton Center 834 6733 Two bedroom dupiex lurniShed apartment 1270 Orlando Drive. ¶onford WOMEN to drive cat er ing trucks Apply Altamonte Catering, 8 30 *341. House Maid. 2 days a week, Lake Mary area, own transportation. 322 WS, OPEN HOUSE TODAY Creehwood Village North R oberts 41 -..... ,,......-_-._____________ Houses for Sale moving 10 Call 322.2420 AVALON APARTMENTS NO PETS ADULTS 116W. 2nd St en , Ac so UFO Probers Examine ApaF Neal, clean one bedroom duplex AdultS Only- no pets. Conv en ient area. 373.1516. After 1:30 377 3.610 Full time shoe clerk, M,st oc mature, neat & attractive. St,rt 1 95 wk. Apply Sanford 5h,e C ter 774 E. First, Sanford Rece pti on i s t, doctors 0111cc, medcal background necessary. ]3 5130. William B. Thomas, Geneva Laura L. Mahnker., Lake Monroe Lester W. Turner, Longwood Jennie E. Rohde, Orange City tuients Rent Furnished 31 Travel Agencies Security Guards APRIL 16,1974 FROM $175 flOW AIRPORT BLVD SANFORD. FLA 373 7870 REALTORS CiissrPerry 8)0 tt4 13 1.2 Bedroom .- Mature baby Offer, 6 days, Cauelbeny area. 834.6013 eves. Notes * - FREE RENT FOR COUPLE A pr11 29 Community Chorus, 8 weeks, 7:30-9:30 p.m.; free, SJC Bldg. 63172S7- S'r'no transcription typing. large .tflnnal firm, nx(e!ICnt wcirk p LendifionS, and full company benefIts. Salary commensurate with 6bility. 7)03 N. Semoran Blvd 6118921, Lost and Found Heated Pool * txperier.ced bookkeeper Ioi- San lord company, Send resume and atary tequirements to Box 535, care of Sanford Herald, P.O. Box 1657, Sanf or d FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM Perhaps AkoIoIic Anonymous Can Help Call .*) IS,? ,'.'f I.' P Iii.x 111) Sanford. FWidi 11 Recreational Building -.. '-. ,. To see call REALTOR Ass oc iate, M. I Raborn Altt'f hours phone 3771179 (Id sr' tell you IDYLLWII OF thiS lQvely split four bedroom. two fiat? plan with all tn' extras has been reduced to 1.39,900 ? Call Associate Al Antar REALTOR for drta.s After Pours phone 172 NES3 ALTAMONTE SPRINGS Here MOSS I E BATEMAN SUPIL.AND-- you can't beat Iris three Lovely with a slick' BROKER. 372 76*3 bedroom with equipped kitchen. _,.,__.__ living room. dining area and carport. Just reduced to $17.500 CLIFF JORDAN Call REALTOR Associate John REALTQ!_. •3 $227 Mero. Alter hours phone 373 0213 'ClasSfCd ads are here to help you SAN LANTA- This is a three tuy. sell, rent on swap at a lOw bedroom jewel With equipped 05f,,.l,su5helpyouplace0urs ktchefl, air, heat, manicured ano 631 . 122 7 fenced yard, plus more for 827,500 Houses for Sale 41 Houses for Sale 41 • Realty S west Hwy 44.1 ml. East of II. 1500 sq. fl., officesor retail space for right tenant, preferably allied619 furniture 373 0730 or 867 26i9 Clothes Washer-Dryer * y-I -41 Stenstrom lra&MAGNOLIA DOWNTOWN SANFORD Brand new office suites available from 623 q ft No lease required For information, call 67$ New Shopping center, 76th . Sanford Ave., 1000 ricj 7000 q. ft. store building. 372 )381 Dishwasher. Disposal * To buy or sell Stanley Home Products contact Pam Condon at "liotisne" AdutS or TeenS S APARTMENT HOMES Range- Refrigerator * ARE YOU TROUeLED? Call Toll I "a n1 I. April 22 Alcoholics Anonymous closed meeting, Holy Cross Episcopal Church Parish house, 400 Magnolia Ave., il * II Business Property 37 - OFFICE SPACE Sandlewood V las " - For Rent * Unfurnished ______ _____ Olan Mills Studio * W/W Shag Carpet needs seveeal lodes for telephone sales work from our office We train. Hourly pay, flIut incentive bOnuS Morning %htt, 9 to 1 Evenings S to 9. Apply in person during above hours Room 502 Atlantic National Bank Building, Sanford. Also need person with small car for light delivery Store It Sell r Unfurnished 233,3 NEW IN TOWN "VIP'S HOSteSS SIW you around Theatres. Ni g htclubs, Restaurants. Sightseeing, sports Hun Everils, Job or Apt 8 3 4921 VIP •I %.O Apartments Rent FORREST GREENE INC. Lt ---Free, 33 IN tAt For furth e r information call 173 4517 cr write Sa ntoro Al Anon Family Group P O. 32771 00K 553. Sanford, Fla__ . April REALTOR AssoCiatm for new Lake Mary office: Incentive corn mission plan. MLS service, rOmputor Service, 21 He an SWCtlflQ service. confidential nt Cr vi HELP'! MUST SELL I3CONTINEPItAL. LOADED SACRIFICE. PHONE 1331629 Don' _____________ - ___ 18 Help Wanted Personals Of Coming Events df,, , f,f Goo Window Cleaning Sx.lP'5 WINDOv'. CLEANING (or, rrert.a W,' iJ'rriIi4I F rc I stina'es ]i2 c;! nm in (Os?, high ri results that", ,,',st.rj ails 'ru 't'.t i' 'n''rr '' ,, M . 5- �PR ft Mm 12A-The Sanford Herald Wednesday, April 17,1974 Death, Editor's Note This dispatch was written by an Associated Press correspondent during a visit last week to Niger, where the army took over the government on Monday with promises to bring drought relief to the starving population, - - Drought Strangle Af rica before it hits, the sunbleached bones of dead cattle litter the countryside from the desert outpost of Agadez to this riverside capital in the south, Sprawling refugee camps squalid clusters of hundreds of waist-high hovels of grass matting house tens of thousands of nomads fleeing the sunbaked sandy wastes of the Sahara Desert to the north. Niger, a semi-desert nation of 4.2 million nomads and subsistence farmers landlocked in the - - By lARRY HEINZERLING Associated Press Writer NIAMEY, Niger (AP) In this vast sub-Saharan land where the ground is often so hot that precious rain evaporates - Russia By WILLIAM L RYAN AP Special Corespondent The Russians act as if they suspect they've been had by President Anwar Sadat of Egypt, and that can make them touzher to deal with in the search for an over-ilI MnldIe East settlement. Moscow was never very hap. py in its relationship with Sa(Ipt's predecessor, Gi'mn1 Abdel Nasser. But it is even more irked with the man who assumed Nasser's m.,qntle in 1970. Beefsteak I s W ay T heart of Africa, is struggling to survive an ecological disaster. West Africa's savage six-year drought has had a crippling tinpact on the rural economy of this former French colony, one of the poorest nations In the world, Senego., Mauritania, Mali, Upper olta and Chad also have been hit hard by the drought, but Niger is considered one of the worst off. United Nations relief officials estimate half of the population has been affected by the linger- ing dry spell and relief officials estimate thousands of nomads have died from starvation or disease. According to one estimate, about 800,000 persons In Niger are now receiving some of the food grain arriving from the United States and Europe. But only a third that number are getting the 1,800 calories a day Red Cross officials consider a minimum daily ration, Besides the plight of its own people, Niger Is beset by 75,000 refugees that have :amed into the country in recent months front Mali. They are full of grim stories of death in the desert for stragglers Fleeing the drought as they struggle to reach Nia. tney by foot or on camels and mules. In the Department of Agadez, Which embraces the northern half of Niger, some 70,000 people out of a total population of 100,000 are reported totally dependent on food from abroad. WORLD to shift attention away from Kissinger's actIvities to an unwieldy Geneva conference where the Russians can be more visible. Sadat irked Moscow by fail. ir to o alun wtli that Idea. But he had annoyed the Russians ever since October, when he (ailed to consult them on his war plans. He also: -Neglected to confide in his Russian allies before agreeing to Kisstnger'i disengagement proposals. -Ignored a Soviet proposal that Russian and American e ficers sit in on the di engagement talks betwee Egypt and Israel; -Won majority backing fc his policy from an Arab summ in Algiers. -Ignored Soviet advice an successfully campaigned Fe suspension of the Arab oil en bargo against the Unite States. The Russians have had lots c time to get used to the idea tha Sadat trusted them even les than Nasser did. Artillery Still Rakes I Vietnamese War Rages SAIGON, South Vietnam (A?) Two days of hard fighting in th e Central thghlancic have taken the lives of more than 500 North Vietnamese and 82 South Vietnamese, South Vietnamese military sources reported today. They said thousands of North Vietnamese battled government forces for five hours on Tuesday after a sixhour battle on Monday. Both actions took place between the Plel Me base camp and PleIku. They said the battle Tuesday was the biggest in South Vietnam since the cease-fire 14 months ago. - Pole Defects To Saigon SAIGON, South Vietnam (A?) Poland's delegation to the International Commission of Control and Supervision demanded today that the South Vietnamese government return a member of the Polish delegation who defected, but Saigon government sources said the demand was rejected. The Polish delegation claimed that the aefector, a 34-year-old political officer named Mlkolaj Holub, was mentally Ill. Mtkolaj went to the American Embassy early Monday and asked for asylum, and the Americans turned him over to the South Vietnamese. The Saigon government said It was considering the man's request for asylum. - - Butz Hits Price Ceilings TOKYO (A?) Secretary of Agriculture Earl Butz today blamed the steep rise in American Food prices in January and February on housewives and politicians who demanded price ceilings. Butz, on a tour of Asia, told the Japan National Press Club price ceilings had caused production to fall off and a consequent increase In prices. "One of the best ways to get production is to give some profit to the producer," he said. Kennedy Behind Coup? SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador (A?) Former President Miguel Ydigoras Fuentes of Guatemala says the late President John F. Kennedy ordered the coup that overthrew turn 11 years ago in retaliation for the (allure of the Bay of Pigs invasion of Cuba. In an interview on the eve of the 13th anniversary today of the invasion, Ydigoras Fuentes said the attempt on Fidel Castro's regime failed because of "the great indecisions of President Kennedy." He said, "As always, he had to find a scapegoat, and that scapegoat was Ydigoras Fuentes .... lt was through Kennedy's orders that my government W5s destroyed." By The Associated Press Israeli and Syrian artillery and tank guns battled again today on Mt. Hermon and along the Golan heights. The Israeli military cornm said Syrian guns pounded Israeli positions on the bitteriy contested mountain, wounding one soldier, and the exchanges spread along the 40-mile perirneter around the territory captured in the October war. The Syrian command reportcd Syrian and Israeli forces battled on the slopes of Mt . Hermon throughout the night but gave no details. The thud of artillery was heard all night In Damascus, the Syrvin capital 23 miles from the Biblical mountain. The Syrians also said the lighting spread along the front it daybreak. It was the 37th consecutive Jay of fighting and coincided vith the 29th anniversary of iyria's independence from 'rance The Syrians have been trying o capture an Israeli reconnaisance post on the north side of itt. Hermon which overlooks he entire front. A report from )amascus said the Syrians ave established a forward uirnnand post on a slope of the now-covered mountain, InLicating more attempts to cap are the Israeli position. Associated Press newsman ha! McClure reported from the ront that Israeli reinforceients ran Into heavy Syrian annon fire as they made their way up the slopes of the mountan on Tuesday. Syrian President Ilafez Assad returned to Damascus from a five-day visit to Moscow, and the two governments an. nounced that the Soviets would increase Syria's military and support Syria's "legal and inalienable right to use all effective means for the liberation of its occupied land. Beirut newspapers said the Kremlin pledged early delivery of M1G25 jet fighters and ground..toground missiles. chise ig utwtk ad pPnq SPRING WOOD VILLAGE Tire sire' Save 8,99 29.95 20.96 180 E78-14 11.69 38.95 27.26 2.33 12.29 40.9528.66 G78-14 12.89 42.95 30.06 2.50 F78-14 Townhou se from 114$. Furn. I & Unfurp. Short Term Lease .4and SR 434 814 3363 First Federal Senior Citizens' Days at Sea World May 1, 2, 3, 1974 $2.25 This is l i the l'.r i''rm price when you purchase regular of Orlando $2.75 Special Senior Citizens' i'*'r i''iui reduced price at Sea World gate, A?O Ør tvi .Ti fHy r4bI$*i FRIED cucm OPEN DAILY it AM TSLtPM. £ W. TH. 9P.M. 'fl Fr.nh AYL (Ni-way 1747) Sufvd By TOM HOGE AP Newifeatures Writer Steak has long stood for the good life in America, and now it is regarded as a sign of affluence. But, costly as it Is, I f most of us feel the need for a broiled slab of beef once in a white. Everyone has his own ideas about how steak should be cooked. Time was when most diners preferred it well done, or at least medium. But today they usually ask for medium rare and some relish it half raw. Most steak buffs have their favorite cut, and this brings up something I haven't been able to figure out: the names they give steaks. I'm told that Britons had never heard of London broil until some Yank informed them what It was. And, althouh I was born and raised in Manhattan. I had never seen a New York steak on a menu until ' I visited Maryland. As most of us know, beef is graded by government inspectors for the protection of the consumer. It ranges from prime, the most expensive, to choice, which is generally considered the best for daily household fare, and on down the ladder to grades which are p tough but still edible. Actually, the bottom levels are not recommended unless you blanket them with tenderizer and have a good set of teeth. Most butchers will tell you just what grade of meat you are buying, but there are CX. ceptions. Unless you know the man behind the meat counter, it Jb is best to get a briefing onthe signs of quality. Tender beef is heavily marbled with white streaks of (at. And the color of the best beef, experts say, is bright crimson. Many people think of steak as a cut of beef seared on both sides in the broiler, then served with mushrooms or onions and French fries. But there are other ways. Steak cooked in beer is delicious, and a cut of round simmered In wine can be a masterpiece. In Fact, this method can make a tough piece of meat fork-tender. STEAK IN WINE SAUCE 3 pounds round steak 1 inches thick 2 tablespoons butter 3 medium onions chopped 110 2 tablespoons prepared mustard Dash of worcesterahire 1 cup sliced mushrooms teaspoon salt cup red wine 1 to 2 tablespoons flour Brown steak on both aides in butter. Add onions, mustard, salt, worcestershire, mush. rocins, wine and Lj cup water. Cover tightly and simmer 2 hours. Add mixture of 1 part wine and 2 parts water If needed. Add flour to pan juices and simmer 3 minutes. Add still more liquid if needed. Good with chilled ale. Serves 6. Tire size Save Reg. Sale + led. tax A78-13 5.09 16.95 11.86 1.78 B18-13 5.69 18.9j 13.26 C78.14 6.59 21.95 15.36 1.83 2.07 E78-14 6.89 22.95 16.M 2.24 F78-14 7.79 2 5.9 5 18.16 2.41 This (JUt' a dniiss ion ( overs all it- fractions, iflCiU(Jing the Special Guest Star performances. G78-14 8.39 27.95 19.56 2.55 560-15 16.59 21.95 15.36 1.78 øci4tI1i AAt Con, en4r q t mom Oii NOW bkoov Wial cahow AScu$ $.Ji$u . ciao r." __ Csa • • ream" q F44 awme Alas. BO UJEND WHERE ECONOMY ORIGINATES 3LegQtrs.3Necks X -0-epleKEN 3Winqs 3 GbIcts C YOUR CHOICE! LB. I w/Bocic & Giblets Ok PL1T BROI[ER - I_- ------ WE ACCEPT U.S.D.A. FOOD STAMPS SUPER. RIGHT" HEAVY WESTERN TENDER BEEF "SUPER.RIGHT'HARD CORN FED WESTERN Y4tk Po* L I SIWA AVERAGE 9toll CHOPS PER PKG. INCLUDES CENTERS & ENDS CI PORK e"OPS1 rA&P's Pimento Cheesec 99 IOZ(N Banquet Fried Chicken $1.89 69 Allgood Brand Hot Dogs Copeland's Bag Sausage 6A G 99 A&P's Skinless Franks A&P's Sauerkraut rxqaQuattfrita 59t R oad.... )1.19 SHOULDE R ovCHUCK 8d4 " $1099 FmWq a S6 39t "tudBe489 t 89ti e6&s" 4 FLiIv&Chip*P 1C G 99 69 V "Super-Right" Heavy Western, Beef SilAS' -i- ''os.- Super-Right Sliced Bologiiá'99 - G$ADL A FIE S H01A c,GA LB. Super-Right" Tender Super-Right Bag Sausa69i PttkFt1ktti "Super.Rght" Heavy Western, Tender Beef SHOULDERARMOR Bone in 18. "LOOK-FIT'' PARFAIT DIET PEPSI OR YOGURT CTN OF g )60Z BILS BLEACH 79 PLUS DEPOSIT I WITHCOUPONBELOW Limit I w/ $7.50 or more order WITH COUPO BELOW ONIONS N 9 GREEN CABBAGE OR BELL PEPPERS FRESHTENDER 18 oz. Bottle 32 oz . I Per Pair COUPONS I AND3AVE.. 49 0 ASP B1CU1TBUTTERMILK4 79 PINEAPPLE PIE CHERRIAID 39• REYNOLDS WRAP 75 OR I A' 460460066060*4 49i0 25 99. SPO4S$if01 '(SO " IIIDIOPSA' ITP0GPAPP'A A.I'. 151015 PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER Hwy. 17-92 at 27th St., Sanford S •S.S.IsSSSS '&.A R fT O DRuETY ::'. . - - - ,. A . , ..,.. ,. .,.. _ - _ 13( - . - -a 'a. - S -------------- - -- - - . - - . - - - . - - - - I.'1VlJIIpL'tJ -" Jolu 5 -- -% --- . . - 6 rLTI'L!1g((1q.rI 17( IL , --- -.W----------- a-- -A,- LLTI'tT11U'1'IJ'[ i711fI1i'i'i.j '.''. .1 C..... ••s '. - ~ -oz ENVELOPE IiJ('L1HE'1!L'rF -- - - 5 S WE E TM ILK KETCHUP I CLIP THESE VALUABLE w,,0tSAt $ if A1 Cf i.tttS P,0Ii( OR JUICE e c AN I Reg. 89t Value . I ORANGES ANN PAGE PANTY WOVE 21 lot LB. 4REEN 9A GRAPEIRWI BEANcIB BAG A&P'S LADIES SHEER STRETCH a ,a WITH COUPON WHITE V SAAItIIItT.I4IJS.'I LIMI?I WITH $7 3C0$DI* ' KRAFT BARBECUE SAUCE JO 5/0 MEDIUM YELLOW '.' MARgARINE By GAYNOR MADDOX JUG An I DIET MAZOLA Obesity CTN , LIMIT] WITH $7.50 FOOD ORDER V Hurt By At Duke university Medical Center, James B. Sidbury Jr. is trying to get the (at off youngsters. "Overeating is the main factor in childhood obesty. By obesity, I mean 50 per cent overweight, sometimes even 100 per cent. That Is a habit these children learned From their overeating parents. And ')per cent of the kids will grow up to be Fat adults," states the Chief of pediatric metabolism and director of clinic research at Duke. Three years ago Dr. Sidbury began Intensive development of a diet program for obv' children and teenagers. "Most reducing programs re geared to adults. We realized that the diet is riot the most Important thL'g, It's a structure program that gukes both the child and the parents and teache them new eating habits. The objective is a lower eight that can be maintained once it has been achieved,'.' he explains adding: b "If th. mother and father are ooese and have a pattern of overeating then we must change that pattern. Otherwise the program for the child will not work. If older family members go on stuIfin themselves you cannot expect the child not to follow suit." / CONSISTS OF: ., First- Federal m#d 44 OF ORLANDO IVEhII Children Celebrate alike. • TAX 2.67 Sanford and Orlando. EffiCIenCIeS. I a 2 bdrm, Federal 2eceshodpped tried cliickn,, mah-1 po?itc's a"cl çra'1. coie s'aw and z. hc,t butlgc tai1u biscuit. s,jw., led. tax Only is minutes Iroas sour ticket at any First SPECIAL $ 12 5 . Sale A78-13 - Out to lu"Ch Reg, Wednesday, April 17. 1914-lB GRADE "A" FLORIDA OR GEORGIA WHOLE -, Golan Heights Front TODAY 'kgooth12si£rLFrgn'.-frc/ His Heart Unhapp y With Sadal This irritation has been increasing ever since the October war. Now, if Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger seems to run into mounting difficulties trying to bring about a military disengaiv;nent nn the Syrian. Israeli front, it's a good bet Soviet pique has something to do with it. Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei A. Gromyko has been trying to counter Kissinger's shuttle diplomacy in the Middle East, and Syria is the obvious route. The Kremlin wants badly Ihe Sanford Herald -- - - - ------------- - - - - "T �-----7---1-w------ -.---.- - _ -p;• -. - è- - -'. . -" - :-- - - . - .- - - - - - - - - - - - _v7_,.J, - ' - -- -..—w The Sanford Herald Wednesday, April 17, 1974-38 2B—Thsi Sanford Herald Wednesday, April 17, 1974 It's Time For oppy=Seed Buffs To Make App earance py seed was ground, it was mixed with sugar, milk and buiter to make a paste. This paste was spread on dough which was rolled and put into pans for bread, or put by spoonfuls Into dough and covered for the biscuits. The result, baked to a beautiful brown in a coal and wood stove (with butter dabbed on top of each loaL and biscuit while baking), was real eating. Not only was this good, but it served better than the rabbit test. Whenever my sister-In-law evinced a great desire for "moon seed" By CECILY BROWNSTONE Associated Press Food Editor DEAR CECILY: Your poppy. seed cake recipe (in which the seeds were soaked but not ground) brought back memories of days long ago when I spent many hours on Saturdays grinding poppy seed in an oldfashioned coffee grinder for my mother's homemade "moon seed"breadandrolls — orbiscults, as we called them. We never heard of using unground poppy seed other, than on top of large hard rolls. After the pop. DEAR NOSTALGIA: Thanks for telling me you like my — recipes. My name is for real — it's on my birth certificate! - POPPY-SEED COFFEECAKE ROLlS Keep portions of dough you are not working with refrigcrated. On a floured pastry cloth with a floured stockinet- In a small saucepan heat & cup of the milk until warm; re. 1 cup milk W-D BRAND U. S. CHOICE - Strawberry u. ctio 4 AC. - T"UITY MAID Tomatoes 5AV! k - THRIFTY • MAO 2 5 oi 3 , - ROLLS 9''AOc pKos, I : - 1 4 -'- Saltines - THRIFTY MAID MIII THRIFT! MAID I • • • • • •BOTTI( Blackeye Peas I SHIRLEY MILLET 8349212 Forest City HILDA QICHMOHD 668-SW De ll ona ' 9" •e Beef Sausage . W 0 BRAND ITt • • . ' $TWV( fl 4a ''''V...... III • • . • 89' • Uo, ' I I - - $469 69' PKG Tip Steak . U. S. CHOICE $ 199 Ovi l PRO BEEF BONELESS SI1JCHN $ 169 . . • • • • W 0 BRAND USDA CHOICE BEEF BONELESS STEAl Delmonicos • 39 . . Quantity Riqhts Re Se rvd' WIP-II,DIIIE_jTO51 5 (tJr,.IL,Pi1 IIIIIFIttIIh Sausage w N Franks , w BRAND USDA CHOICE PATTIES) SAY! $O( 5 989 J1 • SUNPITLAND HOT OR MILD A 89C OR $129 . Link Sausage '. Pork Steaks S. • . 0 BRA FRESH BOSTON SUIT Iôo CANS Wi N'S DIII! 510515. INC COPYRIGHT $574 115 RO . COPILANOSMOILO sq.. Beef Patties 3 4 CAN all $100 3 Lima Beans Knockwurst CHUCK 1 W 0 BRAND ! MAID GIIEN ..ilIlllIIl . . ) BRAND USDA (PlOIC I Bill BONII(SS , ,,,s 3 CAN • . . - LOIN TAINOW RHINELAND ROAST $169 LI ' INC 1174 •- .4 Is Some 600,000 persons are bitten by animals each year in the United States, About half of these receive antirabies injc tItris us JU.tN (OIJIY S rsi J. in t.k. h um;ntt miajor benefactor is 1 huiiia; Edison. I never realized this so clearly until the last ice ftorrn when our electricity went off and stayed off. Although our furnace burns gas, it has an electric igniter. Result — no heat. "What'll we do when we start freezing to death?" I ask with the calm reasonableness I always maintain in periods of crisis. "It's still 75 degrees in here," says my husband as I am donning my parka and sobbing. "All you kids line up on the couch and get under these 10 blankets," I order. These children, all barefoot and in their underwear, drive me crazy, claiming they are not cold yet. scream — the epitome of self-control — "If you had only listened to me 15 years ago and bought the optional fireplace!" "We can turn on the gas oven if it really gets chilly," responds my husband con. ciliatingly. It reall' gets chilly He turns on the Nothing. The pilot's on. The burners operate The oven sits there icily After locating the oven manual beneath the vacuum bags in the china closet drawer (this takes one hour and 10 minutes during which the house is cooling off at an acceerated pace) we discovered that our new continuous cleaning oven has an electric senscr in its COfltl'( I W - D BRAND SMOKED WHOLE MAID GRAPEFRUIT THRIFTY SAVE 14' $ 9 1 — — — — — ON I I I I BAG PILLSBURY Flour FlINCh , I -- L 3 e. PK GS 99c .5 •O''C'S GRAVY • • • • • A r UT M Kmb c I ;t ?' -;.- Economy Foil... iI ..J • • • I I $185 ' • M!A . . . 3 5 • . • 25' foil 59c ; • JJI 01 39c CMF AJP.I RAViOli. $1111 AR0A1 01 Lasagna . • . CHUCK . . . . S5 . . . . . . tim. : : . . SAIJSAGI . . . 99c Cleaner pit c° FAG 1°' • Pizza Mix. . . . . . . . . . •. •. 419 E. FIRST ST. . . . . 7 • 75c . ..*..*.bö*I * . . . . . . . . . 6cl So 75' .-. . )' KG •,• IAA'J Al"P4( (A)I.PS 0 0 00* . I SANFORD : . . . PiGS £. 4 $100 I 100 . . . 2 • '3 " . 3 RIGS .i * . $100 23C . I Cottage Cheese S 10 TOP VALUE STAMPS Iat:uU) 1 a * . . . W $'29 . . . . . 89 . . "I have my science bvk here and I can build a generator," offers Eleven "Who's got a PI)!IN lit) -',AI'"h. Fish Fillets . 5129 ,*t&tAf4i_ ,'.,(I ''-.1.. A'. . Cheese Food Cream Cheese 2 s,hIf. u v ' 89C ,oflV Biscuits . . . . . . . . UM ty . trrrv- 34 ' Y' EXF% TOP VALUE STAMPS 6 . . Pit (5 69' I4J)(y COOLED APPLES - 99 49C FOR .Af1I t ,.t 5-31) (Ql C;I I Margarine ' . . . LO . . . l!tt.,i Margarine y3004 00 . 't' JPIlIlAf,)) Vo . I' I . . 1' M 1'9 . . . 1 s'.' fI Potatoes.. '-.1-TI MA)) . . . . $ 100 4 tASTE 199 .. 1 (1 (HAM Ii Ai5 CV.1 LV(AM . AC 12" ' 29' Orange Juice HAIII . . . . 6:; 99' i'TTT.. I I TOP VALUE STAMPS : : I I 3cBA, 89c I.,IAPIII(3? . TOP VALUE STAMPS $100 2 . . . . . • . . 4 Pu'S 0 SEA 11504 . . . Pizza Tray Shrimp Of iuil . 01 $199 4 . a . . . • . • . . . . ': 99c .. . Per, $379 C Hi (Si 01 Sausage Pizza . ';; 79C TYSON . . : . . . . 4 99c Corn Dogs Dog s I I T9PyALUEMPS : . . . ... . . .. 99' I T.9!..LU.! ST AMPS I: I: Sliced Horn 1 ___•_••j FRENCH AVE. & 251h ST. Turkey Roost i--- 419 E. FIRST ST. ,j' • Party Pizza .SE*:.::V_L -- SANFORD Shortcake -- - "It probably won't go below 45 degrees in here tonight," continues my husband helpfully. "That's warm to an Eskimmio." While he and the kids strike up a game of indoor baseball in order to keep warm and break lamps. I am busy trying to contact the electric comp.rny Their line is always bus). "Don't you think they know the power is out?" asks III)ily husband. "I just heard on the husband. transistor that 500 repair crews are out restoring service Maybe So. But I haven't seen any on my street. Pretty SOOfl, I have a good idea. We ca'm go out in the camper with its copy propane furnance and its handy propane gaslight. With the advent of the gas shortage, we started thinking of that camper as a White Elephant, but as is now apparent, you ne v er know when a White Elephant will h' just what you want. "You want go out out in that camper?" says my husband "And sit in that 4z6 area all tb and all night with three children?" "Feel free," ht continues But, 'd roth','r (recie - Dinner 0 01 . . .A'. If)) BS(A))I)) Orange Juke. 79c Juice li t', 1P.0S SNACI 99c MIA1I 1 Lemonade 11101 00(544 OQ it 65C Dinner . Mf,j71 MA() . . . '. 65' Vegetables TfO• Sandwiches As, ,t U I N H 131 AP-4A TAStj 0 SIA P(I(Pi P ? Chix N Basket . California Roast HAL.I55I . Iv tA',(- f. V B.APtLI ..fR.rc) . 4 -- U.S. EXTRA FANCY JUMBO RED DELICIOUS MA%OLA UNSAI'( 0 99' Rib Roast • • 99' 60CC) Biscuits ,-. I 1 New - omr . Ml', 1° Ham Patties . . . = — "I can run up to the hardware store and get an alcohol stove," says our family head. Forget it. The last we stoiin, five years ago, he nearly killed us with his Coleman lantern, by the light of which we were playing pinochle until overcome by fumes. 2pi,a0539c Pimento Cheese £.f 'j'h CABBAGE PA,',''Y() bAh'.' (1 A( IIN . • . I HARVEST FRESH GREEN $439 $799 - IB(,, I I )A Crisco Oil 04_o_I N L'I'l . . Fish Fillets - PIGS . . . YA'.It () ',( A ... •11 S-LB. PKG. 10-LB. PKG. Cheddar Cheese M'ID I. $w5$ I . -. *" (e IRIS" CRISP ClitO SAG . IN Franks $ LIA_, [ IIAfS. . 31 1ij . • Strawberries PjJ TOP VALUE STAMPS API Cigarettes LJ : . • . . Beef Dinners 2 . • 89C Green Beans 2 99c Carrots 2 69c Rutabagas 115 GUSt'S SIC! 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"I can probably bypass that sensor," he says, as I throw myself protectively in front of my stove. rlagflCt?" 51,z. 2-0 JJif1illTjI WITH THIS COUPON ------------ HONEYDEWS c CAN W nn 0... HONIY SWIIT MORTON'ASSORTED mr, Arior or, i r P SAVE SAVE 15c I Good only o FLORIDA -YELLOW- PICNICS BEEF HASH 5-LB ": SHOULDER u.n CORNED JUICE tYitS IPOTTID Srrqs $100 Quafltity Rights • !IIitriiiirip_ 41iiiii11I Napkins AtLmonte CANS . A - Rump Roast...5 . ausage THli 2 "oll; 88c . . 5 . Shoulder Steak MAID VIINNA Mushrooms I' - 634-9712 "There's only one child in the United States who's recovered from rabies," llattwick sold. "It was obvious we couldn't bleed him, so we had to go to people who've been immunized." ( - W D BRAND USDA CPIOICI Bill BONULSS TpP'FTY MAID ST(MS & PIICIS rowas 5 CANS SAW 1k -DIXIE DARLING RAISIN CINNAMON. FRUIT OR Pecan Buns ....2" $1° . 9" $159,- . . 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APRIL 24 SAyS S-DIRII DARLING BROWN H SIBYl TWIN OR FLAKY 1 10 CANS ARROW YARD & 1I SANDRA RAWLINS epidemiologist at the Center for Disease Control. In developing the human blood serum, scientists at the Center for Disease Control s. CHOiCj l(NCpl STYL( Green Beans I 134-fl 2 BRITAIN'S PRINCESS ANNE relaxes while visiting the village of her husband, Army Capt. Mark Phillips. The couple toured Great Sornerford shortly after a kidnap attempt was aborted by alert bodyguards in London. NUTRITIOUS BEEF AT THE LOWEST PRICES IN PRICES GOOD THURS. APRIL 18 THRU — — — — — — — EA HUGHES FEELING AT HOME against rabies. It was developed by a team of scientists at the Center For Disease Control, one of the largest federal research laboratories The new serum is the latest of several advancements in rabies treatment since 1950. For nearly seven decades, rabies victims had been treated with a vaccine prepared in animal brains; a therapy introduced by Louis Pasteur in 1884. "It caused encephalitis in one out of every 5,000 persons," said Dr. Michael llattwlck, an C 46.-oz. CANS HOSPITALITY, WARM GREETINGS, AND A WIDE VARIETY OF HELPFUL CIVIC INFORMATION: I The horse serum, on the other hand, has side effects which are sometimes fatal and frequently "make patients miserable with lever, aching, and pain in the arms, legs and bacK," said Dr. Michael Gregg, chief of viral diseases at the federal government's Center for Disease Contro. "We've eliminated all the major dangers of reaction to serum sickness now," he said. The new serum is extracted from the blood of men and women previously Immunized CE ' - Shortcakes —. 4(0 recipes are given In the illustrated 'Cecily Browns. tone's Associated Press CookCookbook" available by sending $4.95 (check or money order made payable to "The Associated Press") to this newspaper in care of AP Cookbook, Box G4, Teaneck, N.J. 07666. ATLANTA, Ga. (AP) — A team of scientists has developed an antirabies serum which eliminates the sometimes fatal side effects of the horse serum now used in rabies treatment. But a person bitten by a rabid animal Mill must undergo the painful antirabies therapy of 21 injections in the stomach. The new serum is extracted from hummian blood instead of horse blood. It was tested on 153 volunteers, college students and prisoners, and found to have no significant side effects. A/It,1 Here Come Nowadays cooks are likely to make individual biscuits for strawberry shortcake rather than to bake the biscuit dough the old-fashioned way, In one large round pan. This new custom evolved because only the number of biscuits to be served at a particular meal need be filled and topped with the berries whereas the big strawberry-doused shortcake doesn't hold over. Because In the following recipe the biscuits are made with solid white vegetable shortening, we've added grated orange rind for flavor; they're medlwr-rlch with soft thick Insides. STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKES 2 pints strawberries Ror1ey 1% cups unsifted flour, stir to aerate before measuring 3 teaspoons baking powder %tol teaspoon salt 2 tablespoons sugar Grated rind of medium orange, about 2 teaspoons 1-3n1 cup shortening cup (about) milk Butter, soft &4unce container heavy cream Rime strswherrles in cold water; train, hull and slice; mix In 'i cup honey; let stand at room temperature or refrig. erate. In a large mixing bowl thoroughly stir together the flour, baking powder, salt, stagat and orange rind; with a pastry blender cut in shortening until particles are tiny. With a fork, stir In enough of the milk to make a soft dough. Turn out on a floured pastry cloth and knead times. Roll or pat dough to -InchthIckness; using a3Inch round cookie cutter, cut Into 8 biscuits. Place well apart on ungreased cookie sheet; bake In a preheated 450-degree oven until golden brown — 12 to 15 minutes. At once split hot biscuits; spread inner surfaces with soft butter and honey; place cut sides up on dessert plates; fill with stmie of the sliced strawberries and replace biscuit tops. Spoon remaining berries over to1 of ahorteakes. Spoon 2 tablespoons cteam around each biscuit. Serve at once. Makes 8 servings. 10 minutes; reduce heat to 350 degrees and bake until golden — 25 to 30 minutes longer. Remove to wire racks to cool. procedure with Repeat remaining two parts of dough. Makes 4 coffeecake rolls. covered rolling pin, roll I t of the dough Into a 15 by 8 inch rectangle. Spread with I st of the Poppy-seed Filling. Roll up In jell y-r oll fashion; place along one side of a buttered 17 by 14 inch cookie sheet. Using another ' Is of the dough, make a seeand roll the same way; place on the cookie sheet, making sure it Is well apart from the other roll, hour at room ternrise perature. Mix egg white with teaspoon water; brush rolls with half of mixture; sprinkle with half the almonds. Bake in a preheated 400-degree oven for move from heat. Add yeast and 2 teaspoons sugar; stir until dissolved. In a large mixing bowl blend egg yolks, sour cream, butter and remaining 2 4 CU[) milk. Stir In yeast mixture, Stir together the flour, Lz cup sugar and the salt; add to yeast mixture; blend until smooth — dough will be sticky. Cover and refrigerate for 12 hours. Divide dough into 4 equal parts. I package active dry yeast Sugar 3 egg yolks If cup commercial sour cream ki cup butter or margarine, melted 3 cups unsifted flour '- teaspoon salt Poppy-seed Filling, below I egg white 'i cup sliced blanched almonds biscuits or bread we all knew she was pregnant. It was Infallible. Your recipes are good. Please don't ruin my last thu. sion by telling me that 'Cecily Brownstone" Is Just a name like "Betty Crocker." — Nostalgia. Although Painful, Rabies Serum Now Safe Is 1 Pound Coke _r_1T::.: -----FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. - �IT - 413—The Sanford Herald Wednesday, - April 17,1974 Indonesian Foods Tin ne search For Food gle _______ _ Of Your Taste All By SHIRLEY GALLINA - ------ ------- 4L-A 16 j - Buds _ _____ __ - - , 11 ______ --_- - _______ ' ________ 4 _________ - I ' • _________ _____ ________ / j I ___ ____ to ts. ____ ______ 4 . rather than in the barnyard or Schweigeil said, "I think oxygen to the atmosphere. animal sources also are being products from iodine Ice lamination ef the oceans by aquaculture, produces much of the exploding world on the range. formulated foods can Scientists have succeeded In developed. Food technologists cream — is now a $30 million toxic pluthn ts. its food based on processes in population and rising fears of Other more fare-out fare is contribute a significant portion reproducing the process outside have established a process of industry In the United States, which bacteria are used. famine within a decade or two, being cooked up in laboratories, of our nutrient intake, and will a living cell, taking man astep converting animal by-product Fish proteIn conccntrate, made British scientists have The scarcity of lobsters, now food technology has ranged with such ingredients as be a key part in providing some nearer to using sunlight for th e into edible meat protein confrom noneviscerated fish, is the highest priced of any reportedly found a way of beyond agricultural ex- seaweed, algae. cottonseed, of the nutrients in our diet." production of nourishing foods centrate, for human con used primarily in products seafood taken fromU.S.A.and turning starch into a highperiments for increasing grain grasshoppers, ants, sawdust He believes protein con- out of such waste plants as sumption. going overseas as part of the Candlan waters, has led some pr otein substance. crops, to the search for new even powdered granite, sourm tit C soin liver, spicen, federal government's food aid expects to believe that the only So J ung t: eaves and grass. Yeast (fungi), cultivated on sour ces of suste na nce, up wUli syn thetic vitamins, drawing boards have virying "I know several researchers, heart, stomach, kidneys, programs. A "fish flour" way to insure enough of them in sugary liquids and turned into a Considerable headway has Over the long haul, the degrees of exciting possibilities including the U.S. Deaprtment viscera, blood and bone, they protein concentrate, made from the future will be through foodstuff or a protein supbeen made in the production of scientis ts say, food from such "ranging from pilot sta ge to a of Agriculture, studying t he are described as high quality, eviscerated herring, has been lobster farming. Lobsters plement powder, has so far new foods, some of which sources as yeast, bacteria, gleam in some researcher's extracting of proteins from odorless, tasteless and con- develo ped with the domestic already are raised by several UIn1Y bee n used for feeding already are on th e market chemicals or even petroleum eye," alfalfa leaves and from other taming Th-85 per cent protein, market In mind. Miscrosccpic hatcheries along the New livest oc k. under such la be ls as "ar- undoubtedly will become i Sonic experiments have been green leaves,"Scbseigerts.aid, Two Texas A&M scientists sea life called plankton is England coast. Meanwhile, In other experiments cattle tificial." "substitute" or creasingly important. They ahned at Isolating the "There again, we have a real developed it method of turning another possible human food geneticists arp Irving -P -P -n .3 1 h8ve h Fell o hreddcd "imitation." refer to such food.c as photosynthesis process from all interesting technical problem animal blood into a palatable source. develop a fast-growing lobster wastepaper mixed with conFor housewives who want "simulated," "engineered" or other biological processes — first, to minimize the grass substance resembling According to ventional feed and formed into one that will reach table size in a foods of the future right jiow, "fabricat(il." taking place inside a plant cell, flavor froin such preparations-. powdered inilk and consisting prognosicator, by the ve.,ir 2W_ pellets As well as leaving Inore year, irme;id (if tfif , norii6l five supermarket shelves feattire I)r. lit-ml-!rd S. St'hweii,-ert, d1omnj,, :jc i ejjtj~t~, e%,cjitjjjjllv ilild. , -,ccond, thu greun colur of 50 jwr cent protuin. Oceanology will be fu grain available to humans, it 'rmshing ear!). chicken that never cackled, chairman of the department of to manipulate plants so t.hat from the chlorophyll Is not one Meanwhile a vast extension 200 million tons of protein to Biologists also are in. would reduce growing piles of % ham tluat never oinked, and food science and technology at they would produce more of the greatest quality of experimental work in feed six billion people. vestigating the cultivation of trash. say the researchers. — -1 PRICES I EFFECTIVE I APR 18-24, 1974 - / - world said to taste like the real thing, but item rather than one of the surgars and starches while at While other sources of protein provide the base for a wide peak or in decline, not to advanced in the field of be growing hungrier by the originating in the soybean field traditional commodites." the same time giving off free food e being explored, new range of nonedible and edible mention increasing con- microbiology in addi ti on to hour, With ______ ; B013 COEY DISPIAN'S ANGKIAING ...Jikky Goey shows krupak udangs - ___.___— LOflTTOI iea ..You don't get bored with this Growth Is I food." Goey says that Indonesian food has been Infl uenced by many people. These Include the early influence of the Hindu and Buddhist civilizations, the Chinese, the Arab traders and the European customs of PEPSI 8-16 OZ. Botlos . (pronounced rise-taffle) which simply means, "rice table," "In the old days, tho Dutch sle.n-ed the rice table or, Sun' days and holidays for the whole family and friends. "You can serve as many as 40 dishes, all of them served with rice." Steamed rice is the base for all Indonesian food, and (key sass even today the Dutch serve more rice than potatoes and there are Indonesian restaurants all over The Netherlands. "Our rice table is from East Java...the best," Goey says. If you've forgotten your geogranhy, Indonesia Is an archipelago of 13,677 Islands of which 6,O44 are inhabited. ftlies across the equator between the continents of Asia and Australia, between the Pacific and Indian oceans. 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St.. *4 • -'- The West To You 0 '4RiJsttafel," name, Direct From The Heart of - coioniai governments or Imminent EVERY WEEK ENJOY FINE CHOICE WESTERN BEEF AT FAIRWAY DIET PEPSI "Indonesian food Is not of the Orient, the plains of Central Asia nor of Europe, yet it has been subtly Influenced by all these areas of the world," Goey says. The single dinner is a masterly production Including a unique s,'ilad, eight entrees, five cond imen ts and dessert. "It's called by the Dutch Grass - _____ _____ - Ap ril I19751 - ___ ____ vations. handles the rest of the work, dishes. "I work only four days a Their authentic Indonesian "Ve don't put the chilies in LOS ANGELES, Calif. — week, because I want to live a food attracts people of all ethnic the food as nobody here could Don't ask If that's peanut butter bit. too," Goey says. heritages. eat it," Goey says. "Instead, we y taste in Bob Goey's salad •'Mey Isn't the only thing in 'We have a lot of Indian and put our sambal bajak (hot chili dressing. life." Pakistani customers who say sauce) on the side, so guest.! Goey will be horrified. He and One of the things he does wi th Kikky's chicken curry is Just may help themselves to w ha t other Indonesians use peanu ts his leisure time Is to make like home. And, one man from they want." liberally in their food, but he things. He couldn't find th e Austria said one of our dishes But it is m spices and herbs tnsiders peanut butter an proper stands to hold the was like an Austrian goulash," that Indonesian food varies so abomination, contai ne rs for his condiments. Goey says. greatly from foods from other Spicy is the best word Bob so he made them. O thers question the use of countries. Al though they use Goey finds to describe the lie also made all the lighting peanuts in the salad dressing. many of the spices we do, they exotic foods of Indonesia, which fixtures for the restaurant. "But, when they eat it, they also hav' others not found also employ hot chilies and They are tall glass hurricane think It's out of this world. We elsewhere, such as lemon coconut milk lamps, wired for electricity, have one customer who ac- grass, citrus leaves and -European and American and enclose cxquisite little tually wipes the plate %ith his tamarind. among others. foods are bland by corn- puppets from Java. finger, so riot to miss a drop," pAFiwn," Sys Goey, who with -My wife and I do all the Goey laughs. "If you like beer, it's the right his wife, Jikkv wns .1. B.f5 work as we are too particular thirw, to drink %vith Indonesian t hire it1&ne,' G oey-.ay nu, lrit1e The urd 's;inthal' indicates ioi. Our Mrs. Goey does all rustaurant. the the presence of chilies and they wine," Goey says. — But each Indonesian dish PRICES has is completely different EFFECTIVE taste. APR. 18-24. 1974 4 That's why we can have only one dinner on our menu. It's because there's so much To Eat Have Wednesday, - dinner only through reser- cooking, and tier husband accompany various illeat Copley News Service May The Sanford Herald By ROBERT B'ETIS beef that never set foot inside a the University of California's nourishing protein and less tributes of the crude aquaculture or "sea-farming" Many scientists however, microorganisms for food. Copley News Service stockyard. Canned. Davis campus, uses, uses the useless starch, preparations to most con- is under way here as well as In take a skeptical view of the Single-cell protein bacteria How people can eat grass dehydrated, frozen or freeze. term "formulated foods" Photosynthesis is the process smers. So, generally, It needs other countries — notably conce pt of the oceans as a that supply half their weight In wi thout It tasting like grass is dried, they are but a few of the those "in which a combination by which the sun's energy is to be fractioned somewhat Japan, where it is a well. gigantic fish farm. They say protein can be cultivated on one of the problems confronting growing number of vegetable of ingredients are used to used by green plants to more to get a reasonably established practice. there is mounting evidence that products such as petroleum. food technologists as they look protein foods make to look and develop a new or modified food manufacture proteins, fats, purified preparation." Seaweed processing to marine fisheries are at their Japan, which is wellfor ways to feed a _ ______ _ I People - Ib1.69 w S1.4 $1 41 ' Ze - Dr. James Bonner of the California Institute of Technolo g y said that Americans may eventually have to become vegetarians but it will be a long, long time before they face going hungry. "There is no food crisis," he said. "Food Is the last thing we have to worry about. We have a tremendous production." The White House l'onferenct.. on Food. Nutriticn and Health a..so reported that "this country has the ability provided proper food policies and programs are followed to produce all the nutrients our expanding population will a-,. r.'.-ii,irø t $I'.n...tt. •l...,. 1.-.* - * - .-- - - - remainder of - this century, though our population may n c re a t' subs t a itt tall b'. then" - - - - �- - - ___Z_a._.L._..4S_ -- '. .' 6B—The Sanford Herald Wednesday, April 17, 1974 ..,•,'. , •l --•-- • POLLY'S POINTERS - - -----•- Seductive Wife Can Keep Mate Potatoes Remove The Sanford Herald Wednesday, April 17,1974-7B High Court Argues Reply Law WASHINGTON (AP) — The &ipreme Court today hears arguinents on whether states may compe! newspapers to print re. plies from political candidates attacked in articles, The issue is raised in an tip. peal attacking a 61-year-old Florida right-t o- rep l y law. Un. der Its provisions, candidates whose personal character or oftidal record are at ta cked are entitled to free space for any responsive reply. The law and the state su. preme court decision upholding it have been characterized by publishers, trade associations awl broadcasters who have filed friend -of-the-court briefs ç 'in!s;c of the First Amendment that strike "at th e ve ry co re" of the freedom of the press. Stale Fat Taste (PRICE APPLIES ONLY WITH THIS COUPON SA S POTATO CHIPS 9V 2 OZ. 49 THESE ITEMS & PRICES GOOD..... * THURS., APRIL 18 THRU* WED., APRIL 24 — 79c JARS GOOD ONLY AT- "tAParIRtV' PAO £ ONLY AT: 'SANFORD PARK £ SHOPS COUPON EXPIRES WED, APNI%. 14 LIMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMILY. PLEA SE GOOD — INSTANT COFFEE C PKG. DAYS A WEEK 7 DISCOUNT PRICES NESCAFE NEW FASHIONED SOUTH'S SAVINGS SAVINGS CENTER 'A' (PRICE APPLIES ONLY WITH THIS COUPON) CHIPOS Wives don't realize the hom osexual secret that I have exposed today. For their no!.DEAR POLL? — What does medium-size potatoes at about ma! passive erotic role scares a One use to clean and restore old 250 degrees, The draining husband by the age of 40. Note copper wash boilers? I have removes any particles in the fat the 4 alternatives that then 'iheard that they can be sprayed threaten their marriage. It and the potatoes remove a brassy color when cleaned stale taste and odor. Keeping takes boudoir cheescake and and do not tarnish again. I hope such fat in the refrigerator, more active female seduction to someone will tell me If I can especially whe n the wea ther beat homosexuals! spray mine to 103k like brass warm, also would keep it By GEORGE W. CRANE instead of copper since they fresher, Ph. D., tD. Mary H. make ideal containers for DEAR POLI4Y M, D.P. firewood. — M.M.P. CASE 609: Rev. Roland ('an strain th e fat in the d ee DEAR POLL? p asked me to address a My Pet fryer by pouring It through clergyman's seminar Peeve is wi th th :bh e planners of nylon, such as part of a CLEAN "Marriage Counseling," mobile ho mes who m us and standard stocking, that she sketches "Dr. Crane," he telephones, t all be 10 feet over a clean three-pound coffee "we'd also like to learn why tall males.are Invariably can. I do this and the nylon hornosxuulliy is so prevalent. cupboards placed kitchen high catc hes crumbs, salt, etc. when above counter tops that, for "And why do some married I use the fat again I need to add men later turn to average woman, only the very little more. To do th is I cut conten ts of the bottom shelves homosexuality?" the top off a nylon stocking, HOMOSEXUAL SECRrI'S are easily accessible. To get stitch up one end, stretch theOne lisic anything from j shelf above ?mmosexual secret one iiiut stand ontiptoe, %- v cc call fievils wider expsure. and pour the grease through, stool or chair. It deals with the lower erotic Lowering cupboards to 14 verve of many men, due either DEAR POLL? — Our family inches above .._...__r_.. e tnn ii..i .,... vuiuu wr oreaius so , ,, ,,, uiLrgajeucs UI so an electric mixer and bread I always had to clean juice posslbly the ingested female box can slide under easily, spots off the top of my lovely sex hormones fed to cattle and would be a boon to birch table because much of it poultry to tenderize such meat. homemakers. NELL. Even the usual virile husband was exposed around mats. Now DEAR POLLY — Mrs. D.P. I use a bright-colored beach gets very little active should strain the fat In her deep towel as a breakfast tablecloth cooperation from his wife in the fryer through a double that is great. It is a bs orbent and boudoir, for wives are normally thickness of cheesecloth, put it easily washed with no ironing modest and passive, back in the fryer and cook two required. — HELEN. The vigorous husband's 100 — percent aggressiveness, when add ed to his wife's zero, makes Y OSWALD & JAMES Fin At Bridge - 11 a total of 100 per cent, which is JACOB? iwnr COUPON EXPIRES; WED., APRIL 24 LIMIT: ONE COUPON PER FAMILY PLEASE. -t-! 77 MMLIMEN ::- WE GLADLY ACCEPT U S DA ----- J a I a LIiL'I1 IA' ronntr -... 1111111 I M 11 111 A 111 __ I qM00 " SEALED-SWEET OO PURE FLORIDA pct. LIQUID BLEACH MRS. SMITH'S "GOLDEN" Ce-2CI I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I M JUG .......... GIANT TOP JOB--.t FLA. NEBRASKA FRYER QUARTER RATH MEAT r WIENERS DUBUQUE PORK RIB STEAK cC 37 WITH ET LB. G CLUB STEAK 6 Iv, CHEESE CREAM LYKES SLICED BUDGET BRAND :*ssO*iep FLAVORS KU AFT DIPS BLUE BONNET "SOFT" In%x 4 7 - BACON - NEBRASKA BUTTERMILK.,. 1 / GAL. 69C - tYKES "SUGAR CREEK" CORN-FED BEEF SLICED j7C NOW 4am 1W F6 I . ',- .4 TRIN \ - lab i — V Land holdings ?.I st3tes Al R I NSE AWAY : DANDRUFF F 1.307. VICKS S VAPORUB FOR . JAR L - WHY PAY Sc - (jç HtDAcr WhY PAYfl I "CRISP" CORTLAND APPLES.........,.3 citio. 6 BAG U. 5. 'p4o j' YELLOW LBS. direction 'I ONIONS& !HSH•CRip" 3 24 SINE-AID 86 WHY PAY s23s 1EG. EX HOLD (OR ULTIMATE A DORN - LARGE _ — 11 68 07 flu. — — I ft I" CELERYMM..........., Sla - its L. - bot • 6 Madt tupp 7 Tin 8Passa rope through 54 Lghtsof - - - - - - - c 10 Roman road I I Promontory 19 show). flower 2 ' SUN. AM, - 6 P.M. Mexico r - 4 8 U - — — — , t — ______ • 4 41 42 43 ---- 31 7 44 — LU — ——— —— — —— - — 4.8 7 - 2 P.M. q— - — —— — '' — —— -- -- - - - - - - - - - - • ' '- - - • - - - - - - - .. , . . ., • * . - - - - " r' V ARD r ASt)1 MR. AND Mltô. ED ... At Kappa Alpha Psi Ball adds at least 25 per cent extra ' W seduction to their union. Often such marri ed men then turn to either a "Call" girl or some ou tside paramour who at ' ' — L.. • ,, 1 ifl - ' -- - - - -- ". — . - - • - - _______________________ .- - - • . - - -- : ;: • , ' t l .'',' : • -;-:. S. - -' ' ': ______________ . : 1 " . ts," - I —p— — _________________________________ ' - ' , h1'' ) - 'I ____________________ , '. 5.41 _______________________f 'L $ ' .. j •'' ENJOYING BLACK AND WhITE BALL ... (I to r) Mrs. 110stence Evans, Mrs. Mary McClairen, Richard Evans, and Mr. tind Mrs. Benny Alexander. — — - •- ----. --- Wake up, and send for my booklet "Sex Problems in Marriage," enclosing a long stamped, return envclope, plus 25 cents. Always write to Dr. Crane in care of this newspaper, encljsing a long, stamped, addressed envelope and 25 cents to cover typing and printing costs when you send for one of his booklets.) S • -- -- F------ --- •• - - - ---- - 4 - , ... • ',, , ' . -- 4 -- --. . • - Uireat to the continuation of their happy home, "God helps those who help themselves,' runs a pioneer maxim, So I release this type of ex. pose to help alert y ou smart Wives so you can avoid divorce and continue happy through your Golden Wedding Anniversary. Don't blame me, therefore, If your stodgy boudoir indolence leads to a divorce! wedding cake of pink and white and the cloth was pink with white wedding streamers. Hostesses were Angie Green and Jeannette Lee. Pouring were Mrs. Onhelia Mrs. Connie Hill. For tier going-away outfit, NIcClairen chose a blue (2) Ile is driven into pornograp : or stag rno%les to .' orchid ors-age The r eception site t'it church annex, the bridal table was centered with a two-tiered favors in the bedroom' If a stodgy wife fails to serve enticing boudoir cheesecake and thus permits their cornbined erotic tota l to slip below that 100 per cent figure, she is likely to face one of th ese possibilities: (1) Her h usba nd seeks an affair with a paramour; . For her daughter's wedding Mrs. Cobb chose a white plea ted dress of silk and she wore an orchid corsage. The groom's mother also chose a white knit dress anti she wore t~ rs_ rl~ homosexual relationship For even that 'feminized' ma!e member of the homosexual union will show per cent to 50 per cent more erotic aggressiveness than does the usual diffident wife. Remember, whoever ca n boost his waning erotic verve back to that 100 per cent figure; (3) He enters into a homosexual relationship; , 0 en antu1eauic, i poeica " typO of wile must face reality and recognize that a husband with a deflated erotic ego is a - - - - 0 8"i9 — — 9 110 11 g---- -- 25TH. & PARK AVE. STORE 8:00 A,M.9: Russianrulers 40 — — Fe. New 20 Property item 41 Meadows 23 iAIIt 47 Him 24 !'reposition 4liewtshmonth 25 More peculiar 45 Merit r--- cr 4' 12 1aje it'.o(, re it 37AIr-- up 9 - -- -- , , • (1uafltit% - E36 MON IHURS 800AM, 7:00 p M. 800AM 900PM UNDAY 8: 00 A.M 1:00P.M. 9 !t'itc 30 W eir d 75 Outrageous 46 Infant i Spi .. - (., .fr is , p-.4 i 'r_.. is I' acde with 3l) n before 'ab worth I Sample lod 23 Army officers 49 1'residents SHiJumiIr iab' nickname '"f ('.LOPP -, *jIRages J ' ,, 16 329 SANFORD AVE. STORE ..,LA.4 I Greater 4 SAT :- 16 Atiantu' lab ' So (.rii,I 31 Sit voices 33 L - ohcd fasedh ::"! MON 43C , '-' - Inc soiubr1cin t 4911m morsel 11600 * IST"LEMONS ..2 44Auidrn'e 43"r''m.th 22 c "JUICY" CAULIFLOWER I 25 Harem rt'mc HASH * - make a man function eroticcally, is likely to win his future I L I flI' SANFORD 33c %.it 55 Girl i name Cry c('nuIsIei 22 otherwor — WHY PAY A P ' T. India e1v 21 -valt"In 'Ver's - -I ou P1D UI R E l L Pi T AC 1)" 14 Grafted 'her , Si Culture rnt'dwtn 15 Legal piint 16 Twin 't 011 ' flicknm(' 17 Summers 53F,trvscan 1 AND NO. 300 CAN 1&-t M~ 3h • BEEF STEW I SAVE ON THESE- i!fliiflceIifl 140Z CAN w DL 41 [tent Institutrof Mining Carcass Weights Subject To Cutting Loss. Cut& Wrapped For Your Freezer Free . 14. 13.,kinericAn I I, A nwntt, 3I'rrcipitatiori 39 'rnatrur 1 2 ,ticmrIji -, r A-' t I Spnre - to Pry'ui Puzzle Anser j C41 t)C LB. FULL BEEF SIDE..... ------OeP HIND QUARTER. FULL BEEF RIB_._ q ,,95c FRONT QUARTER,,;..........79 BOLOGNA ... $J17 Answer Tomorrow 1 Spring FREEZER BEEF SALE - 1-LB. PKG. I'Ass 24 of a trumps West did open the ace of rR BORDEN'S • FF return a club. West would take your hand has become %orth a least affecVt that extra 25 per two club tricks and lead a third second bid, cent ardor in the boudoir. lut, Fast would ruff with the 10 TUI) ' Qt FSTIO\ But many husbands In ¶t d of rttmid ng R clubs of trumps and there would be no ubs ulti ma tely seek an affair with way for Sou th to avoid the loss )"UI NlIint'T has rebid Oflt' pJde. ano ther ma le and en te r u pon a What do ',ou do no 113 LB. O AS T C ' 0- -. Impossible defense. That You. South hold ssible defense would start eK 2 A., 7 6 5 •86 . 9 Cth West leading his eight of what do you do now` iearts. East would win and A -Bid three clubs. Again SEMI BONELESS 4•56th 1-LB. PI(G4 i49' LB I - guests all were attired in Black at the Antioch MissIonar) and White. The affair was at- Baptist Church, Oviedo. tended by Kappa's from the The Rev. James D. Hagin southern region, and guests officiated at the doublering, from New York City and candlelight ceremony. Mrs. Philadelphia. Mae F. Muller, organist, Miss Fayetta Cobb, daughter presented an appropriate of Mrs. Marion Cobb, Oviedo, musical program and soloists and Felix Nathaniel McClairen, were Misses Gracia Muller and son of John McClairen, New Phyllis Hatcher, The (hutch was decorated York ('it)', exchanged edding vows, March 16, 14 at 2 D.M. with pink and white roses palms, and the arch was pink : and whi te with two can dleabras Pink carnations marked the family pews, I. Given in marriage by her uncle, Johnny Tyson, the bride -chose a formal length gown of lace with a flowing train ;,c. rented with lace and her - -1 = . shoulder length veil of silk i illusion was edged in lace. She carriedabouquetof pink ro.Maid of honor, Beatrice Boston, was attired in a pink A-line formal length gown and -! a pink and whit , bouquet of carnations. She wore a bonnet of white with a long flowing pink ribbon. Misses Mary Banks, Ann U ,. IIU aiuu , . .1 iu t %..II 4'IU$ iu .11 uiier, 72%4 1 bridesmaids wore gowns .. identical to that of the maid ('f P5; honor, and carried bouque ts of pink carnations, .-:. .aA Bill Williams was best in, i and usher-groomsmen wvr Eddie Browd. Carltr h3rundige, Michial McCann, '1 Leon Cobb, Fredrick Rhodes Sam muel Jones. Flower MU. AND MRS. FELIX MCCLAIREN girl was Tawanda Mays and ' • LB. $j 27 7c PKG. (Dt i . CORN FED BEEF J I C nr his contract barring 9 reatly pa&s SAUSAGE KRAFY PHILADELPHIA" Q7C LB. NEBRASKA C 12 OZ. PKG. 1 LB. BAG CORN FED BEEF C LB. FRYERS __ .JlIHT 10 $JO PJO.303$ "NS 2OZ. BREADMMMMMMMMMM.Mmno 3 LOAVES GRADE "A" WHOLE - ::AJAX.J ! kAia. C0RN=W0ftWftftw4 CREAM EVERFRESH "FRESH flAKED' /2 GAL CTN.! ICE MILK LERWO CLEANSER M. "FORD WHOLE KERNEL (or) SLENDA SUE (ASS'T. FLAVORS) LIQWD CLEANER (ALL-PURPOSE) $JO iioz. BTLS. M - 150Z. PIE SHELLS............49 39f. But when a less vir ile male (maybe 75 per cent or even 5 per cent aggressive) tries to mate with an un cooperative female, there isn't that 100 per cent verve required for success. If, ho wever, this 75 per cent erotic male enters into a homosexual relationship wi th even a 25 per cent acti ve male, the total of 100 per cent is obtamed, and he can function. Remember, even the most feminine type of homosexual male is far more aggressive South had three lines of play than to ma ke the hand. The simple wife.!the usual diffident, stodgy one was to leavc trumps enSo males of weak libido gain tirely alone until after three more satisfaction out of rounds of diamonds. The other homosexual unions! twn nttiPi ,'i,mn'I,.,inA W. TVC Hut enticing feminine boudoir As we have said many times, will explain them to any reader cheesecake and more active "II you want to overbid you who sends us a stamped ad- wifely cooperation would should learn to play the dummy dressed envelope, prevent such homosexuality! 'well." Alas, many husbands, as they Sou th's jump to four spades approach the age of 40, find that ii was a slight overbid. It should i II II their own 100 per cent erotic ('4 hare been apparent to him that ardor has waned may be to but the ace of clubs would be right The 17 5 per cent, which is not In back of his king. onn,I,Jl, ti, maintain hflh" " rn 'orth Fast South Still Sou th should have made West marriage unless the wife then 14 Pass IT "An incdenth! freedom of expression will he sus ta ined w he re a compelling governmental interest can be de monstrated;' Barron noted. Elks of the World will hold its attendance to the State annual convention in Orlando. Association. Lockwood Brown Guest choir at the memorial IS Exalted Ruler; Grace H. service Sunday morning will be Brewer, Daughter Ruler and the St. Paul Missionary Baptist I.indje Steward, Temple Queen. Church Chorus, Earl E. Minott, The Orlando Alumni Chapter director; Mrs. Annie L. Turner of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity is president and Rev. Robert was host to the annual conclave Doctor is pastor. The Annual in Orlando. On Friday the Parade will be Saturday at 2:30 annual Black and White Ball p in. in Orlando. The entire Elk held Orlando's Family of Sanford will be in Exposition Hall, where the - hearts and continue South ruffed and Indulged in the luxury of playing his ace of spades. Then he led a diamond to dummy's king; a second diamond back to his ace and a third dlamond to be ruffed low in dummy. Then he cashed dummy's king of trumps and led a club. East played the nine, South's king lost to the ace a West It'd back a low club to East's jack. East played a third heart and the hand collapsed, BARBECUE SAUCE t.t9 BAMA GRAPE lsoz. JAR 4,5 JELLY (or) JAM $]104) JUICE6 ORANGE CATTLEMEN'S vital ...mr. tiI,.fsvf,Il "The key to distinguishing, legislation which serves First Amendment ends from legisldltion which does not is whether discussion is enhanced or inhit ited by the legislation in question," Barron maintainel . right-to-reply law enhances First Amendment values, Barron argued. But even if it is held to be an infringement )f the amendment, it can still withstand the constitutional :hallenge, his brief continued. access w The Singing Kings of Joy will celebrate their anniversary at the Rose Hill Missionary Baptist Church, in Lake Monroe Sunday at 3 p.m. Guest singets will be The Sunrise Gosp'.l Singers and the Mighty Goldens of Jacksonville. The church invites community to hear these famous gospel singers. The 50th Annual Session of The State of Florida IBPOE of the First Amendment, of its o force, demands access, Tornillo's lawyers concentrated on the legislation in question oy At L. Monroe— ~ .5- — ) 'The theory adopted by the Florida Supreme Court tha t greater freedom of expression can be obtained through government regulation of the press conflicts directly with the tanguage and spirit of the First Amendment," the Herald told the court in a brief filed prior to the argument. Forced publication is a form of regulation as pe rnicious as direct censorship." the Herald's lawyers declared. Precedents abound which hold such interference un constitutional, they said, Lawyers for Tornillu, including First Amendment cornnientator and advn'at Jerome Barron, took a more narrowly defined view of the is. sue Ic. their written argumen ts. l)ecliring to argue wheth er of i n gi n g inq ss ' FOOD STAMP COUPONS Supporters of a right to reply, incIudingagnaJorjtyof the 5t juMices see the law as an enhancement the now of ideas and information for which the First Amendment was written, While the industry looks on, the issue is being fought out by The Miami Herald and a l72 candidate for the state house of representatives, Pat L. Tor. nub, The herald published two editorials sharply opposing 'l'ornillo's candidacy. Invoking the 1913 law, Tornillo sought publication of his reply. The herald refused and Tornillo went to court, eventually winning the state tribunal's endorsement, The Herald appealed to the U.S. Supreme Co ur t, MEUIfl'MAKERS AT BALL (I to r ) i'oniinit' herring, Mr. and Mrs. Uobert Thomas. 1';tmict' - dress and white accessories Their newrestdence will be 2020 Avenue B, Oviedo. The bride is a student at Florida Technological University and the groom is a student at University of ,,, • j J , ,, Florida. Gainesville. OUtOftOWfl guests Were from Miami, Jacksonville, 11oll)-wood, Tampa. Atlanta anti St. Petersburg. �_ ________ :. 88-The Sanford Herald Wednesday, AprIl17, 1974 ____________________ Fashions On Paracle Earn Dear Abby Somethiilg - 4 . . V911J DEAR ABBY For years I have to buy her own. That's have contributed to office sharp enough. collections for coworkers on the occasion of their engagements, DEAR ABBY: I have bC'Cfl marriages, anniversaries, datlngHenryforsixmontl's.iIe births, dea ths in the family, says he does not have a new home, etc telephone at home I do not My wife and I separated a have the phone number of the year ago, and I've been night or day JoLs where he rooming with anoth er man works, lie says they allow only since then. Now I'm getting my own apartrnent, and I need all the things a couple needs to set up hous:keeping-sheets, Oneda laskedhimuIr.h' tuw6s, dishe-s, apphances, etc. lived andhe said: "I can't give (My wife took everything when yc,u the address because I'm can't afford we split up.) Since I moving right now." When I toy all these things at once, I DEAR POTLESS: Ile Id Ma es a oto sense to me But shouldn't "propose" the shower ourself,.anymore than a bride should propose her OWfl 1 ' . •- . _,_ I I 1. - . 11 . I "*I- \ - , 6eA . i .1 % I 10 .- . ;AV . ________ - , - .,.V; - - = _ ' fr . -.. telling me I ask too Man), questions. I have a feeling he i fru ' ' '. . - -4:Z,~.,-,. -_, - t, -. _.~ ; - ---. ;. . - -, are things I would like to know , _', ,. - - -.. : - , BEST-DRESSED COUPLE DEAR 1N It's just a wild - ________________________ .1% . __~~ 'A % It was also a toss-up for the most typical tx'nnu between Mrs Dorothy Wailer and Rachel Huckabone w ho di vided 1) LE!S NOT c,F-r MCKY...STEP L HOW ABOur THIS PER A SPACIOUS LNIN' , . - . - - . - : . ., • I6- _%,1. - . # i . I - I .m* . - ~.* . -_ - to #..fl I -- . t w X t' , •. k -a- 14116. II - - , - - • 4 - p'- - . - - : :fr - . 4L. .- - I . .- -- - I ___ e.. "~ -_ - a 1'. I . / I comfortable. Sid" one who t - - IA~ -1= . . One of tw'r paintings on exhibit in the Woman's Club, (juesi k - %, -1 . _* I _,. - - - . . 4./ Pot a V •\ ij m~,r `_* ; -;A --. \ - - - -' ii IM -.. - , I .- -4 __ - 1~_ W Z_ , -_ - __-_1 SO%A. -- _ ____ I I ,__J ~ - -40 %; ..A 9-us,- =:f 74 Z - M"1 1-ft - - ow ----_ - , - - -- - -% - -I- , ______ -, ri A TIE FOR BEST-DRESSED BO -, ... James Lvon (1), Pat Harrison iitr B"5.1*131.7 . . Although you have much to do, Carroll Righter Forecast, The the return of high-style and our feet wall appreciate take the time to mak? your Sanford Herald, P.O. Box on t feet due to , the extra care. 1-- ___ - l OUllu :_ %.. %01\ ii tl iiiu d -.. , W "i 1 _ J /I - , ---" - -07LTut - k-_--p ~ _ liii Eli I= - I I P ( - J ' 0 N I SUCH LANGUAGE! I WINTHROP . , SINCE WHEN ARE I ( r- W * $ .. k__ 607 W. 2511h St. --- . 1 I4 Y. • - -) ,_ .1 , ..;- - I AU bw~_~ // cc.2y .Seavp5o0 ? 1I 0 - 1ji A. I ~ " I Styled Req. Hrs. 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" ___________________ __________________ --- . >4~ = OF REAM - - * N - -? _ I }\ Arwow~lo , TREASURE CHEST -. 9:30 (13) Saints A Sinners (35) The Saint 10:00 (6) Kofak (24) Today in Legislature WHAT K ) YOU;Z TEA04ETZ MLL Uk*E SHE (>IC*1'~ LIKE A LIVE '----WE DEAD ONE J f 17T7_ f ,~ , Suitcase 9.00 (2) Movie Oi ''-' Chic Young ____\______\ - America 4'-s7 BLON DIE 1 1; __ J -, q) , t - ______ _., •- Truth (6) Hogan's Heroes (9) Dragnet (13) News (24) Viewpoint (3$) Star Trek (44) Mod Squad 730 (2) The Price Is Right (0) Andy Griffith ($) Truth Or Conse q uences 03) Movie 8:00 ti) Chase (6) Sonny And Cher (9) Do,ible Feature Movies (24) Washington Conneclion OS) Rat Patrol (44) Bold Ones .1 I a 9.5 _~x - IMflNG GEZMSF)MFRANCE? 14, WIgs & Electric by Dick Covolli "s" CING TO 6TP CNTh4ATGERM! '- To Serve You 3. _ . iance Sale! - EVENING AlL. RIGHT-- .-,,t,lk n evision WEDNESDAY IN HIS WILL I • mfiNriowb ______ __ .L WAS I 111111 =-_t_ COURT .-_~__ _L_ P, Te •. PROBATE op e Tues & Thurs 5.10 2. Two New Artists 1• DRASTIC SAVINGS ON USED WASHERS AND AIR CONDITIONERS, SOME WITH NEW FAaORY WARRANTY 0580 WOMEN ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLP' I JOHN WFIEINE I THRIN I I ROBBERS -' by Bob Thoves .---......IF ______ Appi i Automatic $ (~-,, yj1i7D1IYt.rnb. THEATRE January. ... . ~. _____ FRANK AND ERNEST 4 .-----.-- weeknight series that made its dram agents in New York," he said, "but we also solicIt ,. debUt In "I think it proved the point manuscripts through ads in the that we've been trying topush" New York Times, the Saturday r . , _*/' N, j F 'J 1W / .1 // ti... --:-%.,,, \ - I _, - • '1 - --- PLUMBING a WALLHEATING, INC. 322.6562 1007 S. Sanford • " Lawrence ) -N I - 322 An imxpensive. time-tested yoz life is largely up to YOU! Ca r ro ll Thght-r s Individual tretmnent for rough 'kit, Forecast forvour s'gn for May rubbing rvigh areas with a . ' & -., - - " I Heavy Duty Motor and Transmission. t' See this Great Washer 1av Tips Foot Sooth, !r send your birthdate and 11 to Itwre calG I I I I -" Tbe SUws impel, they do not - ,1 - . .- . CENTRAL HEATING =-_ J . .-- --Z -Z7V___J~,:_; , I I 10 a iu Speci __ ; i - . ' C IP Gold --a- _____ _ a ,-- .. C NPR officials say a total of I I ration for Public Broadcasting, of the weekly shows will be sent at the university's radio station way is for the listener to write NPR' the stations this )ear, wi th a in Madison minimum of 26 new ones or Karl Schmidt, a professor of __________________ dered for l75. All wilifeature educational communications, rN original or adapted material supervises the project. He says I the show draws its thespians from New York, Chicago and -One of the big thims that the Minneapolis-St. Paul area r moved us ahead was the sue- as well as from the studentry. I I cessofthe'CBSRadloMystery I I UIU'AILb5 flow does he get his scripts? ~ ___ I a clever business person how to i 11.1 -- . * ___ r Gitnera I . a__I - FaDAVIE I . 1. sports, no less than four new there." more inspirational than any the show begins. radio drama or humor series Other radio series now on the known muse. Schmidt says an e on the nation's airwaves air are the Mutual Broad. original, one-hour radio drama these days. Now a fifth series is casting network's I,Zcro Hour," is worth $2,000 on acceptance, afoot a suspense effort, a "National regardless of the au thor's lame 1t'sthe?'ational Public RIdio Lampoon' comedy series and or lack of it Question Since few public Theater,adramaticeffortthat "Sounds of the Cit y," a soap S lasts an hour. Distribution of it opera about a black family. L-71F 1f(4:%F trionth to the 163 The radio plays are produced public radio stations in Ole fed- by EARPIAY, a joint project of ou ) - I - .%HAT fl4E MOTIWTERErIW6 THING 'CU''E £ Oft,TERE . 0'7rE4ZIL.' CIT'r~_ terchi's Annual .- ' RCv •.E•T' - - I ~_~ _______------------ You Don't Have T Se AMILLIONAIRE TO HEAT ilk, One With 1\ iI Also the Misses Joan Jacoby, Sally Mills, Edle Walker, Marie Cunningham and Monica 011111. - - • ower -..- By Jill Vi ncent - toarevivedauclienceinterestin audience for radio drama If like that." tion is In his or her area. Then !1'. tlktfl inuIL, nes dnel the, Ut audience, knows it" I I pi for the sws inir h iiii Ua t itiuri rtI ac When ., -:' by Crooks THAT '.j ,'[ i% S WWa Sho'As". Herald Phows V IOU _ - - - - shower at the home of Mrs. David Lambert, 2433 S Lake I -_- - Ave., ' Sanford. , r .- - _ . . , 1_._, _ __ .. Mrs. Kelly Waldrop served as co-hostess. BRITTANY RWKE17 (YJ*rs attending were Mr-s. ... Best-dressed girl Marcella 011iff, mother of the honoree, and Mmes. A,tchie A TOSS-UP FOR HATS ... Mrs. Dorothy Waller, Rachel Huckabone SC ftom th# Carroll Rightw Institute _-_ ', . :--__ N4.;-_:___ - _ " M "Harvest", was entered in the International Art Show in New York CoiLsium. This painting A Sh was also chosen as one of the Miss Marchelle 0111ff, May top 100 111 a selection of 2500 bride-elect of Thomas Kelle1, ' ______________ ,- NEW YORK (AP) -Thanks lie said. "Ttust there is an Review and other publications D.C., arvi ask which NPR sta- I .. r4- _' \I4 7 J-,,.-' U- ',).,.' . - . " ric Igi±-sL ' Honor - - -- - - -- - 'Ji -, -. - 0H home more charming and 11(illywoal, Calif, go=, ' _____ r .:r ;kk' to July 21) It is impotunt to TODAY ... he or she will be one tr i ni c in t i f irjiiiu,' ffl are to y• benefit, so don't readily understand others and delay in doing so. Don't waste will th well in any field that is time foolishly, allied with psychology. Be alert LEO(July 22 to Aug. 21) You to the forte here and direct the have responsibilities that need education along such lines. to ne handled right awry so reach to be more objective don't run off on any tangents. since there Is a tendency here Mateisnotreceptirenowsouse toward self pity. Give fj .j ,.:____ ' . t a, If ni .. . - VA - - j! ii Comeback A , 4 _ ,_ $ '44 .. *I 4 Get out of the doldrurf is and into the work ahead of you. Make Show kindness to others instead 51.1reyou pay ffiat bill instead of of hostility and )uu get along making others arigry. Show much better now. Avoid me who wants to get vou into wisdom. ~) Radio Dramas Making Mki..-CEIL ZERDS A L"!t L, ) - CAPTAIN EASY Working Women - I . ., - - 4 L(Y'dTAt1tT?t iT F • iuiu .1 t rivziiuu .,an iII£oreu. are magneuc Cjueb. mlngtoda) andwinoserothers 19) Do whatever makes your byklndness.Tr) to come to the home and other possessions aid of a good friend who needs morecharmlng.Talkover wi th - I C, - By FANNETIF. EDWARDS City, Long Island and the New entries for the Emily Lowe Herald Correspondent Gallery competition on DELTONA Mrs. Helen S. In Florida she has been in Madison Avenue in New York. Masiulis of South Village Drive, pre-juried shows in Loch Haven Her exhibit includes colored a member of the Deltona Art and Stetson University. She inks and wash painting, Club, is having a "One-woman won first place in oils at plexiglass sculpture painting, Show", in the Deltona Woman's Daytona Beach Art Center. first watercolor, collage and oils. Jr) Club House during April. place st Volusla County Fair, °°' and an award at the Florida Mrs Masiulis is a multi- State Annual Exhibition in in media artist who has won at As a teacher, demonstrat" least 25 awards in New York and judge ir the field of art, her 3 NEW REASONS worLp have been published in a book entitled, "Plastic FORGOINCTO,. MiSS 011 s P,r Sculpture and Collage". She - AnaV~t ou A4isep if (2:' 1 - -- -) , I Mrs. Nora Gordon was chairmn of the parade and Jerry Munson president of DRA, se rved as master of ceremonies. j, ~ ________________ - . N i i " "•' " I X - - - replace thern with better forceful wi0i niate at this time. conditions by words of enSAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to couragement to all with whom Dec. 21) Don't use that blunt yvu come in contact. Remove approach at home or there can an adverse thoughts you may be much tension and trouble -_ wARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) things smoothed ouL Think over more satisfying LAPRICOIIt. (Dec.22toJan monetary arrangements with 20) You could be so bust other persons and be sure to dlingunimportantmatters that gain their cooperation Don't You lose out on something impose on others. profitable or pleasurable. Think . MADAME FUTURA I 8:30 Chuck Conners and a couple of DAY 8-9 AB beauty queens, Miss Universe MOVIE OF THE WEEK AMERICA "The Ceremony of clusion of this fine drama deals 4s,'"caw,r:-&r,7s ~fucvdures and Miss USA, join Sonny & "Nakia" It stars Rohert Fnr- Innoccnrp" (RFRUN) A -i 0-.cr,'" Uils frolic. One Cosell ster as a Southwestern Indian c mmanding performance by of the trial. by Hcimdohl & Sloffel -- - A -I -_. - SCORPIO (Oct23to Nov.2l) GENERAL TENDENCIES: In the midst of some difficult Take good friend with you aixi aspects you have the chance to have fun at hobbles that will be overcome obstacles and mutually enjoyed. Don't be W -_ - it - 4". r ; Z t I THERE YA ARE, FUODSY, BEST ~ BUY IN TOWN! ' - - . I If, ____ . __ J GS BUNNY % AVL_ - L1. OF WE COLLEGES FUTURE. i i . 1" \ L.- Aulist S Works On Exhibit - % - - -L-__ w____ - __ __- JimiahL. I I . ... I I ____ s.so. • TU%I, PA.: Your husband is lOU per cent wrong! Men can have -- .-- ________ - James C. Lyon, 6, and Pat w- I .~11~ . -Z ' At ' )'?/ I a ____ . ENROLLMENTS I - I _____ - VIRGO 'Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Use tack in finding out how you stant; with associates and then do sne-1jgn1 t(. iriproe the V .•.. L.wss by Lorry Lewis ___ F. photo), Vassie Thomas, Dorothy Waits, Charlotte Hickson and Dorothy lii 'ko ho Id Ifl) Jennifer. r , - - ~" --- IN flIEDARK 1 Z AT REUNION .- _ ; "__ "i 7A '• -_ ': .. 'i i ti 1"t 7 V 9'4P1 i ' RESEARCP IS ABLE TO DO irJ gathering of the clan also included five generations (I to r, lower Tying for the best-dressed : . . - I . in love with him. Why do you CARROLL RIGHTER'S i . I4__ j,, sketch is titled "Little Darlin" deputy, in the first half of a Richard Kiley. It Is baca'd on the by no means typecasting special double-feature Arthur 11th century reign of King 8-9 NBC CHASE "Vacation Kennedy plays the sheriff, Ethelred II of England whose for a President" (RERUN) A Forster his deputy, and Linda efforts to keep peace between free-spirited visiting Latin- Evans u the female town at- his country and the Danes tears American country president torney. The story involves a his court apart, and present.' travels win over three gives his security guards a large corporation's attempt to such Internal disorder that it youngsters who join him in his rough time. He keeps slipping take over and develop an leads to war. ight to save his ancestral away for a little fun. The Chase estate, tearing down a historic home. Fine story. unit Is pressed into service, mansion. Soul-searching story to keep the president mainly about the social plight of the 9-11 NBC NBC WEDNESDAY 8-9 CBS THE SONNY & Henry Darrow Indians ___ NIGHT AT THE MOVIES CHER SHOW (RERUN) played by being assassinated. "Judgment At Nuremberg" Howard "Supermouth" (1l from , - H 4 30S.30 ABC AF TERSCHOOL SPECIALS "Alexander" (RERUN) Red Buttons stars In a sensitive portrayal of an elderly man whose tales of his worldly ' MAKE SiJCi1 ACCURATE PWJECTION$ --..., family reunion on Easter Sunday honoring her paternal grandfather, Five Jeff Waits, who celebrated his 91st bir th day on April h generations are represented in top photo featuring the guest of flanked by d to r) Charlotte Hickson, Claude Waits and Mitzi Clark holding Donna Lynn. Mts. Behren's maternal family attending the Mrs Richard Holtzclaw The best-dressed girl award of $25 went to Brittany Rockelt, _________ - _ * i..,J '. 6T . ! ,~-_-_ 1 _1==CF__"____%____ _ 4 4/ ki - ., - .-,, , ______-,,, I 44 NOW I SEE HOW " OUR DIRECTOR OP ZwST/rur/O,v4L. DO WHAT , n . . ' ight 's T VHighlights . Ton .P - ? CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS - was s - ' -- I" % _ , .21 I CONFIDENTIAL CONCERNED IN TAREN. help now. '° 7. ___ P ' MR. AND MRS. GERALD BEHRENS of Lake Mary, entertained at a . .;!~ ,*.~ _ :: .. . 1~ _____ .a _____ - ' FIVE GENER,4T IONS 1k Lei loleman faulil) awarded $100 as the best__ ~ .-'- 4.'. ' = - . __ - -_ ___ _ dressed family. - __ ' MiF_ ' - -I- Ushe'sgolngtosmokeshi'a __ - : finding the lucky eggs. ' 114. A - _ _ - THURSDAY, APRIL 18,1974 J __________ ___________ -i-q -~ - it M 40. - - . For Abby's booklet. "How o Haea Lovely Wedding," send DEAR SUCKER: Don't look $1 to Abigill Van Buren, for a "sharp" answer. Tell her Lasky Dr Be'erly Hills, cal . L / HE S GOT 10 GO IN DUMMIES!'HE ISN' -Tr *P f .. I ( - &~ - awarded silver dollars for '- SUCKER 1 A S f'l, r U'- "ra - d-1. id cash prizes to the winners and in the Easter Egg Hunt which followed with 20 boys and girls ._ asked him where to send his every el=~, -. ,,,, - -.V;. 1. -- f- - , E_,Z :.T_ -_ - __ Z_ - - - A-7 - smokers in this office, so she breast cancer He should we a runs In just about 30 doctor about that lump minutes and asks If "anybody" br east at once. has a cigarette % I asked her why she didn't Problems? You'll feel better I ' " ~ buy sorne, and slie said: "I'm it you get it off your chest. For a ' 0A not mqnmed to be smoking at personal reply, write to ABBY: aIl,andlflbuytheml'Uonly Box No. 69700, L A., CaM. smoke U)em.':-Jl wonder 1rhat W10 14. Eulose stmped, self. she thinks she is doing with the addressed envelope, please. cigarettes she burns off us?) 1114, . ..' l'araders promenaded through the park to appropriate recorded Easter music and were later led by a bagpiper as the parade got underway. Even a chimpanzee from Central Florida Zoo, dressed up few simple questions. everyone of them! She knows there are several t11 __1 -1I. - . I'd say he's either wtually a "divorce shower " gue", but married or living with It's a miscelIaneous shower lo 'r someone. Unless be's willing to a man who's setting U[i letyoukiowwberebelhresand housekeeeping and doesn't whereheworks, ou'd be wtse have a put.) DEAR ABBY: I work in an office building. There's a woman down the hall who smokes about a pack of cigarettes a day, wW she burns FOOZY IS ALMOST 1. ,: _!_ . -_ _ . c... Office was favorable, but some Once I came right out and were on the fence Weagreedto abide b> your advice as to asked him if he was married pOTLESS : r - have proposed a "divorce" Christnw card, he said- "Just shower at work. It might even hand it to i l.x. pprupriate for the gift.s to be used items, since it's a I have never been introduced second start for me. to any of his friends, and he whether this idea was too outrageous or actually a sen. sible way too help me out %i th a ALLEY TF_- '; - i. . ~!~-~__L'?, -% 1-.1 - _.. Blue skies gentle breezes bright smiles and a kIeidoscope of color set the pace for the first annual Parade in Sanford, a joint effort of the I)owntown Business Association and Optimist Club, Kba.Y.Nsac 4 I I ____ I BY ABIGAIL VAN SUllEN -__ -1., - ~'_ : -10 0 I A-0 --i14:4r_po_~M 4 Awards For Promenaders Divorce Shower - i*__ I` 4 New; . E-ff21--F_ I_- I TTT T' I 19 1 45 p M I Scrry No Civ . Under 18 I fRflFORD"ORLAflDO KEflAEL ClUB �-. .-• _________ I (NOCOtAtI. I lift Hi, iI - - vrnii* --- -- -.- - - — -, --- -'-----. - r -c _____ — - -' • . • - Impeach TALLAHASSEE, Fla. AP' — A House committee to investigate impeachment of state Education Commissioner Floyd Christian was appointed today by Speaker Terrell Sessums. Christian was indicted by the Leon County grand jury Wednesday on 19 counts of bribery, perjury and conspiracy. (Related story on Page 5A) Florida Education Commissioner charged w:::: PM pukl~ (_citP, US. faster :::::::: • ., , - with accepting 550,000 Plow Cortland Apples U.S. N.. I II.tld. Whit. ., 71.1 S..dI... Grapefruit 49 5 . • as . • • • • •' colifisrale l'Ib. Spring Asparagus •... in : bribe. taking a S20,000 991 .. illegal payments, T..4., P,..h l.n4. fee Green Beans crisp A _______ V..d a Pascal Celery : 29C ,,,35t • • • • . • •• •....•.. 2 . Growing Demands which would suspend Christian from office, and to delay the Senate trial on removing him from office until after Christian's court trial. The suspension would be more effective than Christians' voluntary action in removing himself from office, Sessums said. Also named to the committee were Reps. Jim Tillman, RSarasota and vice chairman, Marshall Harris, D-Miami, Eugene Tubbs, R-Merritt Island, Kenneth Mackay, D-Ocala, and Leon McDonald, D-Live Oak. Sessums, fl-Tampa, appointed as committee chairman Rep. Jim Redman, fl-Plant City, who directed the unsuccessful attempt to impeach Lt. Gov. Tom Adams last year. Sessums said he expected the committee to meet Monday to "look into the whole question of impeachment." He said he detected "a deep feeling by all concerned" for the House to vote impeachment, 691 3 . . . $1. Christian Redman, House chairman of the Joint Legislative Auditing Committee, said earlier he had met with Sessums to discuss possible actions. Christian, 59, a Democrat and one of the state's top elected officials, proclaimed his in- nocence to newsmen as he was booked at the Leon County Sheriff's Office. He was released on bond. "I'm shocked and a little disappointed," he said. $62,500 Christian said earlier in a prepared statement that he would not resign but would turn his duties over to Shelley Boone, a deputy. But Rep. James Redman, DPlant City and House chairman of the Joint Legislative Auditing Committee which turned its investigation 01 Christian over to the grand jury, said he saw "no alternative to impeachment." Redman said he probably would announce today a committee meeting to discuss impeachment. FLOYD CHRISTIAN fr.pi.... S,s.d 7w,. I.,ld. ii", snower . Juicy Lemons Su. 10.. ',t,u4 Ilnlipgr Ia.iy •q 's 3 Orange Juice .. • . ...•• California 7t.sh ?.s,y p., •....•••. •,vI I.v,uis 14.., . StrawberryJam...... Longwood Delay Saves 59' Taft lis 9ONNA ESTES A part of thc bid cxknsion agreement shielded from both the public and at least two city IDNGWOOD—City coune- officials, however, was an ilmen may have saved up to escalation clause permitting $100,000 by taking no action Associated to collect a "25 per V. PubJix FTJM Few pyt: l...n Sassy & Spicy Pizza SSL % og I p1, . • Fried Chicken Dinner Pl...0.iy Coffee Rich •........ pip . 1kb. P,*t,., 14-.. , Sole Au Gratin j i $ •' pip. 99' % ' t39 1...... April 18, 1974—Sanford, Florida 32771 66th Year, No. 205 Price 10 Cents Jamaica Cola IU! 111 1 IN PLAIN.UNBLEACHID 1!J. 111 ___ 7.. IReddi-Wip ..............•• OR __ MC WI.i..s1. 18..., S... " •.p V $-.14 7r.t. Testy $wIf,, cr PIw4,,. M..t CutUp FryersJ . • •• • • • II 59 Frtcr . . . . . . 7...,, f.0 7,,,,, (1.-ct i-.-. fl 1" II . Apri I 99 I..l-, 0114.l.v, %fooff April '4, Swift WE ACC 09 11.11 I Chis e ls $1.4. I..h) FOOl STAM S•i..Ia 99c $"lh$I.d.l,,,,) Imperial Roast .. Sift. P,•iv $.aal.,, English Cut Roast • Iø$•s P,..,. •,7•. Beef Short Ribs • • •-. . . . . . $.Oi ,.p,I.,, . 891 ProTe—i . Ground Beef with H. V. P.1 891 100 fi,i 36$ Cc... -, •.p " • •,••• S.l P,.,.,i.. SosIi, Smoked Daisies .... Sliced Bologna Evercan4. IwsIpi C,... I.$l.I.r of Iutvw.$.ld Hair Spray I•øI...... file 39c Lums Franks . 3D.., .. ., 891 a.w,$,d Snack Crackers .... .... ..b1., Clw.$.,,.c,,,,. Deluxe Grahams ... . I.Ihlsr li.h fudge Stripes ......... Apple Sauce .......... V., ,, tO Prune Juice, . . • . . . . . . . Choice Morsels .,: 69 ,, 251 . . . . . • . . SAVI 50*, S.J 5.. Cl..1 SO Dog Food •••••••S.•.. """ iUa 49 20*-OH 1.1.1. D.$.,.al Joy Liquid, ............ ;::7l1 SAVI 354 33.ff D.wiiy 9 6- @Fabric Softener $1,, SI..... I,,. SAVI At. S*tly f.4I., N.*h $sw.. ltttIp•d at Au Gratin Potatoes... SAI I It t efi r SAVI 54* N,h..s . • . . • . . . • 39 - "" 1•. O' Style Pampers Diapers . ••. 30*i. phi. $" D.i4.,. lpp1q Pampers Diapers Del ,. Cr(, Potato Buds UVI 164 $ --.a_ ..,• •... 341-1f, $139 K.,.. SAVI As. A*ss,t.4 ?hp. Viva Napkins (S.rI. .. . . • T.Hw, u.s or Wh•. Pi.l, 0,.., B z h Tissue $LVf SIt. 4..y Day ic-,.h ........... SI?} Paper Plates &.... ......... t4D P D& 14 P~v 10.41. C., •0., Wheat Chex . . . . . . . . . • • php. " 551L 791 ' 0 5e -- 000dOPINt I' 3•Il. (en . . C_fl Cold Cups I.... k Cold . Tea Bogs ............. • . IAVI 4. P1.4... l.d,,.4 ft MorlonSalt .......... V Pabst _______ _______ ., Testy S...'I., tr I 74 ........4 quarter - 0, VsIy i'..h.M.d, 691 :I......... Macaroni Salad . . . . • . • . 49c Ham II.IoI. II - f lCONoiny 12-inch .0 7S.f, roil I Health Salad - I •-••-•--..... I I * Cuban Sandwich BaraB.Qued Beef Sandwich ... .•......... GAIN DETERGENT family sits k---------W'd 4.1 $3 23 - ;;'.i?;;;;.;,'';'--'f' 1__...___' 7,.,h.S.h•d • . . . • • • • • Tasty LO,ti Crunch Pie • • • • I I ''" to,,. ...:::::I. °... S "a' •. $.wsh,, Fried Chicken i. .. While Tuna ' paz. can C *Iuv•twl o' Pp( 79' OGrnStamps T"' •''••'.... I $1" I' I h ,,, 99 L. ,.a oti' Dai. 7in.l Pop., Plat•1 5O-,s, l'p"'•' h5 I * -" • lic34GreenSIampsISI S PubIix. SANFORD PLAZA Hwy. 17.2 And Airport Blvd., Blvd., Sanford Sanford SEMINOLE PLAZA Hwy. 17-92, Casseiherry - -- Mighty High P'e en 1 U - - morke 's ___•-__l. I s...4 aWGreerSfampsP _____ _________________ -- I S*'owb, ,,y Short Cek, 32-es. •Ü '.'.... osee fla - 8.------:------ - n -r -- lHeraIdPhotoByUo,na Etfeti NO QUORUM IN LONGWOOD AGAIN ACTING Council Chairman Donald Schreiner and Councilman June Lormann waited 10 minu tes past th e scheduled council meeting ti me Wednesday night before adjourning due to lack of a quorum. For the th ird time this week Councilman B. L. Helms did not show up and for th e second time Councilman B. H. Ferrell was absent. the costs involved and is "thinking of ma king an offer to the city to do the Job for the $1.6 million originally bid." Stephens said he wants to help the city and will absorb the Recommending the delay in again denied the existence of an cor-ti., iW au increased costs if possible and February, Palm said U U.S. escallation agreement. would put the city in the illegal will forget the 25 per cent mark. Environmental Protection Mrs. Lormann last Friday and improper stance of having up If he can still make some Agency was holding up requested from Palm's office a "negotiated bid." profit on the job. promised f ed eral money for the copies of the bid and other lie did not explain how the documents concerning the first extension was given with Councilmen Donald interceptor and sewer plant. Schreiner and June iann Altamonte Springs expects sewer collection system. his agreement to a 25 per cent deny t hey were aware of the sta te and f ederal gran ts of mark-up and increased Included among the escala ti on clause at the time almost $5 mi ll cost allowance. ion for its sewer was a letter dated Feb. 14, four matei' they voted to extend the bid in plant and interceptors to pick days before the council The day after the Feb. 18 February. up Longwood sewage. meeting, of Stephens' extension council meeting Palm sent a Palin,ata council meeting on Longwood, according to Palm, agreement. letter back to Stephe ns Feb. 18, recommended the first Is to receive p00,000 for Inextension, noting Lorigwood's terceptor lines. Palm has been "If in the 45 days extension acknowledging receipt of the sewer line construction should announcing for months that the we should have any price n- let ter, saying the council voted be concurrent with construction grants would be released creases on any materials for to accept the offer subject to the conditions outlined. o! the city's interceptor system momentarily. The funding as of this proJect, we will have and the Altamonte Springs this morning still had not been reimbursed the actual cost Schreiner said today he was interceptors and regiona l sewer approved, difference plus 25 per cent gross not advised of any 25 per Ctfl! Urging immediate ac- mark-up for overhead and escalation clause and neither plant. Palm said Associated was willing to extend the bid ceptance of the bid on April 8. profit," Stephens' letter states. were other city officia ls at a with a stipulation that the city Palminsstedifcoundll took no Monday night, Palm public meeting. "The tapes of pick up increased materials' action It could cost upwards of recommended the city council the meeting will bear this out," costs. $200,000 to rebid thc project. Re reject Associated's bid, not ing Schreiner said. V - - 7 - - - rItj..t - I ' ' - ... V (Herald Photo 3y Geor lIaet SURPRISE WHEN JOY Swaggert . daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Steve Swaggerty of Paola, vent out to get her Easter basket stored last year in a shed Lawmen 'Outrun ' Streakers By MARK lvhind tier home she found it contained a bird's nest complete with baby bird thought to be a brown thrasher. WEIM Herald Staff Writer morning lark turned sour when a South Seminole County juvenile and his adult companion, standing on a corner clad only in An apparent early Peo f)Ie Will Stuf It f — street . Talks Back . '•'4tI IIen POu,,d Cab. 1- -ei. alt. ar,., i. Ittu 5W0fl5.e• I I I J - block 4 -Sn - F 1' - To Execute Cuban Exiles - a .___________•___•__ -_ - - - - low- ; -t;- ' ....••.••,,• Chick.,, D,Ilil,, Vvssh.M.d. / - - AA dubs and organizations should trench coats, decided to bare all participate. in front of an unmarked Sheriff's car. If ,ou're interested, is-c It Loui Paul Uwespere, 18, of homer a call at the Sanford 396 B North St., Longwood, was Chamber of Commerce. And, oh yes si1l you t3h()KVIl.l.E, N.Y. I AP) — sette, activated when trash is hair, blue eyes and yellow Jailed in lieu of $1,0 bond on plea se check into your garage lie talks, he sings, he makes stuffed into the 45-gallon can, teeth. The teeth surround a cha rges of indecent exposure, and attic and dust off Old slightly risque suggestions and Hamad said he has five dif. plastic mouth attached by a disorderly drurk, disorderly (lory" he swallows garbage. fercnt tapes for Arthur. Several hinge, through which garbage conduct and resisting arrest with violence. The 16-year-old lfsmiseof you are so prone on lie's Arthur. the talking trash say, "Thank you," one plays is deposited. juvenile, of Altamonte Springs, reminding me how can. music and another makes ranWhen the mouth 13 pushed. was turned over 1(5 the Di ision 'unamnerican' I am cause I get a the cassette is activated, his inventor thinks a kind tkm nnrs&-s. little frustrated with the man And then there is what HamHamad says he placed Arthur of Youth services word from Arthur encourages Sheriff's Lt. Harold Smi th presently occupying the White to fill him with garbage ad calls the "X-rated tape." in a college dining hall for about said the two flashed open their PC house, the least you Hamad says it's "kind of four hours one day. could do is rather than dump it where it trench coats as he drove by. . fly your colors to prove what (irns', but says things like, For the first hour, the casdocsn't belong. but, when he stopped they great American you are. right' 'Meet me up in your room in 10 sette was turned off, and only Arth ur is the brainchild of minutes with a whip and a persons stuffed garbage In streaked away. Smith radioed for assistance Charles Hamad, 24, of Dan- prune danish." Arthur. bur y, Conn., a graduate student But Hamad says a simple For the next three hours, the and two deputies in the area \ local principal celled to ps)ct$Qlogy at C.W. Post Col- "thank you" seems to work cassette was turned on and "a helped arrest the pair. elaborate on my earlier corn- lege, and Dr. Jeff Core)', an as- best. few hundred P'0I)lC" used Arment regarding tht!ThsIIii.Wtls" socizite psychology professor Arthur is a standard plastic thur. hamad said. of several teachers. and Hamad's t hesis adviser, trash can. There is a face But Hamad says Arthur has "We're obliged, b' state and Arthur's voice is it th' CliS- iiinted on the lid, with blond been used only for about 15 federal guidelines, to follow the ' • ' U V hours and more data is needed VV race ratio, rehire former theory that to confirm his teacticrs who were ona leave or people are more likely to use :,bcencr disc to mniiterriitv, and trash ciflS if the can talks back, sire sinipi) being and to determine whether the reassigned by virtue of the ' novelty will wear off. school zone changes" "Basically it's an example of So, where I had intimated AI'I A Cu ba n ref. ther his own "bastard ambi. The killers of bo th Toraiente than enough time in which to modification, it's behavior that it seemed strange that all ugee group claiming responsi. tion&" merely a mild form of reward," and Rodriguez escaped, and no get them there." of this was being done bilitv for the murder of antiThe mailed communique ar- arrests have been made he re or Corey said. There were indications, how. surre1 titiously, my informer Casta'o leader Jose Elias de la rind while New York po lice in New York. Hamad students says some ever, that the Rodriguez and says that it is a reduction in The declaration frviii "Zero" Turriente murders might have have had trouble coping with Torriente has vowed to kill oth- were investigating the slaying staff but due to mmtigatuig the gabby garbage col. er Ciban exiles who betray the of anotkr exile noted for anti- made,no mention of Rodrigu'!z, been linked in another way. Arthur, circumstances. "Not for in"process of liberation of the ir Castro terrorist activi ties. Ar- and there was no indication that lector. Rodriguez spoke before a Uncuinpettticy alone," says he. turo Rodriguez Vtves, 3, was the same group was responsible ion 'One person had keys in his homeland," City, N. J., grrup Sund.iy , "although there are same who shot to death in his Man ha t ta n for bo th murders But it said and Miami sources said he hand and he thought , it was shouktht be 1-aching and are Calling itself "Z4ro," the apartment late Tuesday. regular garbage can," hamad "these mmserabk' Cubans will urged a rerew-1 we u being recommended to be newly emerged organization Torrmcnte, who sought to form continue to fall, one-by-one in a rorist acti;ita qi1nst CaM,o said. "He was sort of taken hired elsewhere." aback by the response the can sent a statement to news media a Cuban invasion army, was hit cold and dispassionate way..." governniem offices thrtsugh.ut gave him. lie dropped his keys Wednesday declaring that Tor. by several bulle ts fired through It declar ed : "We know that, the world dente ikid been "execut " beed his living room window tiIO1C thing in it and we tiid t take the as he uthrtunately, the list is very Rixkiutj knew his kil ter, 11i4'it slav is lt usi thiirht omit' like others he had watched teletision in his Miami long, but the cemeteries are having admitt him into hi' apart to get his cause / ,t biui til ed Cuban liberation to fur- suburb h itit' Fnd.i nuzht al-n kiss hack big an! s' kv' mm r u: - O.lil.w.ly DIH.v.., 79 ''.b# tool!! I NIWt•lUiI It D•prtli I Is a pleasure , I I 891 ...................... . • . . . • $50.4 C ooked Iip.i I Mosi Pad, 30-.t, pk. lSp.., w.4 e.t a V.5*7 $10.4 Tlir IA.IIuIING I 496e - * plo. 67' ri1 * - i Providing • Dutch Loaf • . . . . . . . . . • . . a:" 891 E1IJ4nG;eeoStamps OIiii.w Old ,.,hI.s.d Summer Sausage • . . . Pble AluminUm 55' : 49 39' 100-41 12PJCII $2 l2, . Which brings us to that point. this isn't limited to only the chamber or the city, for that IItter. The "Four th " is to be celebrated by everyone. and that means all local service I U '•••" '•' ..... they too approved the idea of the ('it) participating. appointed Director of Parks Jernigan to coordinate the efforts, - I I I _____ 'e B raunschwelger where shopping Golden Corn . . . , . . • . . . . •103 Commissioner. Julian Stenstrom brought the matter before the city's fathers, and ____4I - -.tGreenStamps1 _________ D,l4j,., •,.,h Il,q,,,p,, ,.. loop Del 1?-*& 46401 ____ 3 •4* 00,10. _______ FII. 69 Mackerel .............., I 11441 oil 1 Beer '3.3 Cocked Prunes ............ 38 $*Y 4*. $,.t.i , Honey Pod Peas ....... 303 .. z9' SAvi 64. 6.02 ______ - - I.e'.., wood a.... i* ___ $10, 89' 64 lIP Iforopfol SAVI 12*. lw..w..* ...........4, C* TUA 89 c :' *..*s• .,, t*(Idrjn T.bI.t. 00..t. .. I _______________________________ ______________ ______________ _________________________________ J ph, Who .- — s." . •. • . • •, A....ptI. M.i,th.eI, Listerine . . • . • . • . - CipiI•.d ChwsL SIpS. C.,.p ' ____ wasthefirsttnrespondandhic a committee already workini: on resurrecting the pyrotechincal display a favorite of one and all. In addition, Sa nford City 3.Ibs. Or 'Sd r 4sli.8 AJLI Spw& - . 5 - I " Roost. since we chid ed the local gentry about the lack of fire rk Fourth of July. Jack Homer of the' ;rit.r Sanford Chamber of Camnmnvr&-r 44GreenStampst . 6-08.65 e Of- • . . . . . . . i' I.•f . .- - Sugar Hea..h & — .' 1 'r lb. • •.. With His- Pvrch.s. Of An Swift, 48 1#zwo '.' •. JWGree Stamps - - - It's been less than a week ' fl.eeflea.fl 79c ph, Braunschweiger • • • . . . • p..hi.,, l ay 3.ft P,..,,..,,. of Brown N' Serve hvh., AII.M,,, .... pints there mites, will Myd,.*.d V.1.i.hl, P••l,, Pike. Swift Ptiluw $,,i. Sewease Beef, Ham, Turkey 1194*4151 1" .' Sliced Bacon.. oe ,.. 0 a .,0 S.'iI Pt.'lv. 0.51 Thin $ll*.d $4p liii C1..h SP.,t,, I•••l•s. Suvsy O..i i ° P,s.i,, .t t•.y.M.pl. p2" I H is11111141IIiIIflhllL It \ '1 rep Ry John A. Spolski _______ 31-... $149 ... • Sliced Bologna S..4 Cbvk lye I*.ft. 1Imperial S.,.,,, 39 . . . . . . . SIt.I.$ C.s,r,.4 7$fl P,.,,,.,, Il...,f.l Swift • Ps•s,,p.. 89' lb U Leg O Lamb . • . . . . . • . . . . __________ Roast ': I Now Z..5..,d 0.1.1.i..,,, ,wl,. P,..,l. ...,,..,. II. $ 1 Premium 19 - ... . . ..... Ham Patties SWIFTS PREMIUM PROTEN GOVT. INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF SALE Steaks, Bacon. Corned Beef Rounds 110, iIndav Thr' Sliced l.r. - C LO G' $219 teI*ie•W•d *i.I. l it AL . .. 0i%i V A9( Trout Fillets . . . . . . . . . • • - I. 14 . - 1 w,d.g...iI. MAXIM FRIEZE - Smoked Mullet Pot 1 _ ___ ,1 ,I -.---1F - —=. - Ace• list Ml,.Cw,. ..i.,u, 4-P 42a -- L 3.11 Slog 1 Cottage Cheese ........ SiII'a ______ i ________ Chive Cottage Cheese . IPIIi i.,,. Chuck %1 Pr...,e.4 Cl..,. 7..d Sliced American ...... p's Wli,.6. Cl.... so. Sharp Cheddar ....... ... 11 as I S..l..d Isp'... 4 guaranteed profit. 40 ______ p ld1.4.sIIp.W,,pp.d 891 SELF-RISING --;- i, I d, _______ " •i.IP .4 9790 .1. Chocolate Flavored Drink I .I PILLSBURY FLOUR I- o . IAVI till, C,,.. ftath Thursday, - 'OIL •j*h Turkey Thighs V..$.'l. The $1,667,047 bid was exgreemnent. tended 45 days to this past Today, B.G. Stephens, an Mon da y by council in February Associated official admitted the on consulting consulting engineer Bill escalation clause, adding inPalm's a(IVlCC, with a creased costs of materials and heretofore "secret" stipulation the 25 per cent mark-up would from the contractor that the have totaled between $75,000 city would pay Increased and $100,000. He said his materials' costs and a company is now reanalyzing _______________________________ Green Peas ............ 59 Nih 1,.., 1,..,, lad,,de.$ " slog Cod Fillets ............ . . p1,. I . a Whipped Margarine ..... bowl 91 IAYI 44. Páflsb.tps -11*1 lb.', Buttermilk Biscuits ....... 39 D.k.P,,.I Ts,t7 I... Sour Cream ........... 33, and Building Co., bid Ten days ago Palm, at a city proposed sewer council meeting, denied the collection system, existence of an escalation t.racting for the city's • 1S..., ......... earlier this week to further cent gross mark-up for extend an Associated Con- overhead and profit." 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