17 10 311 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/ecb618d26f815817f870373d341dda46.pdf 6294c862301723cd49a6d1ee37798390 PDF Text Text 8tie d Friday, May 10, 1974 % !('IIt ( :: he liiiiiIi . . . 'C 11.00 1 Noon .ctioSatura,i .. . THE HOPE OF OUR COMMUNITY, : .....-.• :::: ..'dflPSy Evefling 000 (,) I EIDER SPRINGS BAPTIST ::• CHURCH 550 Hester Ave Ph 322•02H :: lit,) tII Cr il-n P.stor '''.' \ T\ i- •i i I II I ii I I i IA I I II I ii %T\ F V\ T% I I I I I I I I RI I L 1 IJ. VIC t'* 'ttHi ccttc',ot 9 )Oa n .-rtt'p ",cc ;.''; II ' 1 I U I c'K 'M A' Pastor WeY W R f3cnnrtt ! • I I I a Ii3O(iI (,Iiu,cis i 7 30 p ri 7 ____ 7 3Opr'i 7 30p EvennUV,OtShiP Wed Pr i,erMeel ... 6 ISp * II MornncJworsh: .. ,I FIRST SOUTHERN METHODISTCHURCH )460 Sanlord Ave. Second SUed , _____ _____________ Il'I/t(?(1j.,1 .'ituilIif'Iil FIRST CHURCHOF CHRIST SCIENTIST -----4. ' I. ', I n(it'rQ.lrtcfl (•flf(• ________________________ U Ufl I (hutCh Trasnn9 C VCflIflQ WOrShIP ,'.ect Pr.,cr MetIng P4ursery & . (./l,tiIii,,l ________ V t 9 15 m Sunday SthOOI AA AA UU UfI/,t,%i Ii 00 I?C E1)1 Ici tt I ed Nixon Again Turns To The People I, 11 ..................................................:: WWQS ttOi) FM SANLAP400 UNITED . - . - lluiiitsiiii _____ II OOa 1;" • I . (.uii,ui u , , 2., ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH ' CHURCH OF GOD ROLLING HILLS 633 W 22nd Street MORAVIAN CHURCH PISIO PIUS Wi-v .i I 3,, - ,,\-.. (IurCh of 0041 H()ur •.TRR ', Sanlando SpriilQt Drive LonqwOod. FIa 9 OSa m " ____________ Jutt East of InterSt*tt geSrvice Does OF GOD CHURCH Cot 27th and Elm E. Don toy '("v SthcI Pa%t*r . 9. , hcncscr nt r' . '' gap PRES WENT NIXON . 1 tit.iii,tiI "s'- . r1cratIon tIIl ncar •iltit a . .tji l'c ur oti r cttiri a ho 'u (.viig'i.'.iiig,,ii/ ; see J\ the P \. / &I7rioon 6 7pm CufetSe*nt. Sat 'It. GOD CHURCH 4OI S Park Ave 327-4564 'IWISTIAP4 / Fred L Pdcal A 7 5 1 •. 55 I_ .' [IL) 200 armnt I SanfordGarfl Club Hwy. 17.97) Pattor nday SchOol 9 ISa m - eachIrtU &Woi'slsp 10 45 a m Proclaiming 7 o rn Nursery Proøeø CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Car 11th Si & OI Avi' l .:it ,- t (_ - , 'day School 9 iSa m. 'ningWorshp 1100am -itch Tranlng 6 ISp m - fling Worst-up 7 OOp m --1 PraycrServce '- day School ilto*p 'nhg Worship ' rsprat.on & ern'en . Pastor c*' -. ,jfju,j FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES OF CHRIST I07 s. Sanlord AVC 7.nSttt Dr psarØ:d P-1,srr.S 9.45a,m Sunday School Ii 00* rr Morn-rt WorShip 7 30p m ,',,i Srr,icC 7 )Op m CHURCH 137 Airport Blvd - • - ition-- -from the I.ord. '\fltI hVIl he pr;iSifl that LuhLl st ill h ;. - fr he hriiulit °i' to cherish tht)'e .'ifts. . - -. - .- --. The cencration .ip- -Iik all diIkrciiee'. '- .:• — ditappcar' sshen hu'ltan intelIienee 1% 'i - - . ' - - - -". ; . - ' - (1,u,-1, fl/ (.I,,j.si CHURCH CF CHRIST 4-nv Palm Spr,ngs Dr. Altamonte Sprsngt James Nh'it Cvangelst 1000am B.btCS?u1Iy ASrI-u-ub1S Worst-up ii 00* m 600pm Evening WO'ship 1121 V est first Streqt (,cc-i.ir' (,jlo&j, P*tr Sunda Sicol 10 00* nt Morning Svice 11 00* m Evening Service 730pm 7 30p iT' Wednrsda BbIeClaSS - - —- - - 11 03* in. 730pm . ISP in 7 30p m 7 OOp m CHURCH OF CHRIST 1517 Park Avene ChisrlsN (rump Lw,rijt-hSt .- WTRRBroadcat Bible Stud, Morning Worship Evening 3erv.ce -. I ...c - . -- Y .. - . - .'., .s_c,.% - . 4 4 •. . - - - : -a Prayer & -tudy 7 TOpm __________ ______________ ____________ P4014 CHURCH OF CHRIST Highway Wett F',,•a Evin-,.- Bit-ic- (SS Morn-ng WOrship --ru, --. - ,. .- .- Morning WorShip Sunday Evening Wed Bible Study II 00* m 6 lOp m - ,. . - -- 9 -ISa m MYI?&ISun 700pm CHURCH fl-[Iie Study Wed 7 lOp m Rev Virgil I Bryant Hy I793atPsfl,yRijqeRd Caste) berry : - - S 10pm 7 OOp in ,. 1... - - Morning Worsh-p Church ScPoI FIRST UNITED Yo4JthGroup Wednesday Choir Pr*cl-c - 'Mornlru Worship - Evr-uing WOrSI'Op Wed Pra,er - 7-3Op m - .7:00 p tn Service - 11.00. tn. Aflti Johns - - - Mn'nr4 Worship "' Healing, Lecture and Mess*gi Service - t - 1"' - I. t ' 1 , - :- - - 1: 2, advance of the Watergate trict Judge G-erhard G-esell to . - - • - J;'I,o • • • I'viilini .I. I -- • • -' , ,.,,., 9 ISa m II 00* in 7 TOprn • ooP in i.,'. . !i ti* ir. - £ Ugnala Roads 9 ISa m 8 30* in i. - '."d4. h0O' 9 15* - Youth Strvitc F vCflflQ tSovth-p '.'41-IVJ ,',orth r ________________________________ J'C PENNEY COMPANY WI LSON-EICHELBERGER E. C. Elsea and Staff WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE CO. MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson Insurance PUBLIX MARKETS of Sanford L. D. PLANTE, INC. Oviedo, Florida FLORIDA LIVING NURSING CENTER A Skilled Nursing Home Operated by the Seventh.day Adventist Church DEKLES' CELERY CITY GULF SERVICE PRINTING CO,, INC. ___________________________________________________________________________________ Mel Dekle and Emptoycs " -- --"- I ti riqi u-;t Aq-i-it tJ ii OOa 7 OOp in prestigious Hritlsh edItion') Perhaps they didn't want ffl * - -. • , SANFORDATLANTIC vegetable store is one of many such fruit and vegetable stands (if the tipples. .Adani never had it so good. But Cliff Willis. fisheries di- mit." STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff - erinen to kill dolphins, kill dolphins that attack the soriietiilles to the em- it takes oufice. shoals of state and federal barrassmentof his bosses in the "If it only covered occassion- catch or gear. Clemments, st-ho received his scruntity CHRISTIAN fri Crvt.an CPiuvP'. I1i37 S .a"ford ., LutPei'an CP'i.iqchOI thq FLORIDA STATE BANK AND STAFF -qyq.ç 103* III?' Put, (UI&I%LW#ermnCP1VqCh,GC4d,flDI,1Dq &H* It P2. Ctidf Chr,ttian Church. Fbc"de Ha,r-n Pr . Maitland Latrrw CPiiist*n Church. Fiat Las, Rd ml Jam'sori Catslb-rcrv SI Lute-s LulPie-tevi Church. RI 126 Shava **tcfl ae-& Csuvvca. OvIo Ni* Mt ZIon Sae-t.st Church, t730 Ptor Ave CONGREOATIONaL (mivery r,-ap',t' MWmbty, 200 Pairmvut ftV-ifOqd Ravera Part Fe-otis) Ct",r'cI. 7117 S 205, 1) C0hIçiIiCfi4I (t';ttan C'-,ePi 2401 Pare P..i) - a'warp BapiistChtgch,CvysIalesq&),tLa,.,AI,, Canatberry B.apti'yI CPic. 773 $ttmt Blvd P,ev-o,-st fta's' (l.,i Ill iV A Pri-re- Latq UGJiq Rd. PrWe-sy MttIorIoIy Bap4tI Chutc M4*a, CHURCH OF CHRIST Crutch cA CPslst. 1S11 S Park 'e- ja F it? B.apt-sI Cieit'w*t,r Mttt*tg BWt4t Ctcs, $oirh-u..e-st Rd S,*Mi#td F-a1's? C'utth. 2676 Pine-Ho , J4ineSM41MfV FaptisIChutthSi P IiS.Oslpen Chvf(PiOf CPus's), lenin' I.pt.st (hutth. 'lit Ot Aye- EIdIrSOr5Fip$i5tChivh-ttl.Ot0DrIgflOcR4 lhHtetAv Fin) Fapbst CPiutO'-. 519 Part Aye Acta,ncinte Springs r.ryf &piti" Ct-usiech 04 DeBar, Church of Cane-va (.,-t P.ipt'st Chvvth CI tat. Ma'y F ii5t F4p!itf Church o uk' rnst Fapi,atChvfcho#to *oad, o' C"u:iPi&G'ant rt.-e Fep St Pe-I B-wi's) cpiurtht. II) Pine Aye5 tt-e- Church. C.vun HgiI Crunch CI Chris), Ce-tie-va Fitil Prflb0,vin Chwqcti f ()IEary. E Hiluand Conv,n..nt Prnb,t.cIan ChvtA, 31111 011indO Dr F tFiP Fear Las, Ijnded Metta't Chur(h FesrwI A 'a E Church, Ca*.n PIgIS Castetbeery Corrn'unilp Uniled MetPd.st C'f(h 11*, 797 & Pine-1R'dge Pd, Canecb,cry DtBiVp Cor"ni&ty M.tndd,tI Church, W ibants Rd. Farv FitSI Methodist Chtgth of Ovedo Upaii Cøn i,ty Prnbytvii5 Ctch. Uiia Rd rtthlnister Pttbyt,,I Church, R Bug Pd Fu'l Bait's$ (niuvr.Pi c'4 Otter-n P0-intl-n .'l,ad B-*pt.5? Church Ove-'s' St Mify't A 'a F CISt,rreh St RI 415. )),tt IftIChufcNoirjt,5, 5(itns,sf,E StaHon1 Me-snout Chufch S DeBiry Eingdo,,, 1151104 Jt-*yah't Witnqj5, tat t,'onyc,I Unit. 1542W 7td in .o. e Crutch Of He tvCIv.ty. Lair Mi', ' August.reCaHeliCC urc,.S4anaf 0r re-a' FuttonRd. Canehoernv t Mar, Uagdolerw Ca'tiofec Churchu. M*atlitIo A,e - AtlanianIl 'i- ftt,'-I CQdOf Preçti 11i45 e-#..,., At(t-urf' c4 C.-od Miteon Lr'4-nCq,, SirtariCIo (mid P.'CIPW)d41 Chuch IISI'P Frt? e-.i 5errra f1i,iJ - Aitir'iy9 S_•-r,- A:i 5-ar's Ep.teool Church I De-Bany Ayt - Fn?evpr-s. Fin$l(hi,,vctio4tPueNi14fe-,-,W 2n0,tMepte- Ch•tt --c,pl Chv)c(h. iong*Cod Fern Pitt Cli' '' 'c" &P CI aSh 5- Chve- TP,Piatarene, 3OSOBrnRd Fern 4 t*ter.. riO 04vn1 CPitu of the- Lung G.c', M'*ip to (JO was send .sotne tapes along June 11 specIal election ballot to a congressional ('OilIIlIiiteC7' for the city council seat of the meeting next week. house t'Omlnentary draws the O 'P %'illiaiiitii - -' upon, not trials in the press and the media It is the sante ' .. President who has just bypass-ed the orderly process of - ii9 What ever your political position in Amnrlcan politics, beliefs and 1eanir,gs we think His political activities have you'll find Rusher's columns been well-documented in the both interesting and press. lie was one o!the handful provocative. S - 'a -- .. -' - -- -- - ( . - - ' exclusive rights to it," -'7_• •-' - ... 'I a - _Si_.,.. , - . ' , . Under the term of the city's HenIld Phc.to B P.Jik Vvr,nti charter, tile iiian receiving the have thousands upon thousands I index Bridge (' LassiIied ads ..,.Il..a' high 12:2'J am,, l: p.m.; low 6:3 a,m., 6:43 p.m. Port Canaveral-high 12:15 am., 12:29 p.m.; low , - .s•-- ('loud) today. Highs in last 80s Mostly Southeast and South winds to 15 mph. Lows in upper 60s, 1 '- -- - nccessiry 5i - Scott says the permit propos. W 'i) Rd. Idsilcates of the conservative' Weather - - peactititent question to the - ! -. - tnor.d and former councilman a predator who is £ competitor ii A. i Iludi Scott had filed with milan. Man is a predator, in the elet'tion. A graduate' of Princeton -- - That'snota very central area." appropriate docwnents to run and he thinks he should have ,,. - - 4 - ' - E 'L 1, • jtit idea of selling a $5 per- mit to kill porpoises is absurd," -- - - - When the qualifying period lie says "Arid we can't under- volunteer fireman, past zoning . - ________ - proposed rule change at the tflt Putiteroifil (hutch 04 Lon " '°' .1,-. of the Judicial system' be relie1 Pull Gosel Tibernacie-. 7fl4 (ouniny Club 'a . . I Goldwakr for the Republican leading journal of conservative School of Public and Inter('pinion, is in fact Editor national Affairs and the HarBuckley's boss. yard Law School, Rusher has And 35 such he is generally traveled on six continents tcnceded to be one of the most almost every country in the persuasive and knowledgeable nun..Conununist world. J (tonal i5 udub-ori Society will join Well then, why did he do it, IA)NG WOOl) — The names f thc state Department of Natu. when all he had been required three candidates will be on the nil Resources to protest the the President's actions in In- J'n CP"y-e-.in Ch1, tr Feen Pitt CPtvrctI of God Mission, Curchcirad01Pnr- r 51P5 tim A.- AU 5-oils Catholic Church.. III Oat A.-e-- uit, 0ti St .Ii?'.Is A 'a E. tytu at Cypress CP'VrtPI y c Florida Audubon Society Di- 'demonstrates the wisdom of said MichaeL Donovan, a one public hearing in Seattle, Chu(Pi c4 GJ I4*Siftt$. ii. ?,loriror J OUt reason." conclusion that the acquittal of ended at 4:30 p.m. Friday, Mrs. standwhy they are only holding S*nlOrd '4v1'thCl, Ad,wetie-t CPiurc*i, itn I Elm Clu?.ioti COrnm,n,t, ('-u,Ui,,f JCSV%CPiti$tOI tutu Oily Si-nit 7iISPhnlAve- Paohi *e-stsyon WtP'od'st. d someone killing porpoises with- kt1'th day Adreutitt Chutch. PMI?h.nd Ave. Al?is,w*l Springs O.vg-ro-,-v Me-tric.d.tt Church. Ov,eØo Ostreru Me-He-is? Church of God. 4 When you're Bill Buckley's of GOP pros who, back in l9fil, National Review, the nation's 'c iia'flt mIght twa problem if no enfnriient officer witnessed Fort Lit, Se-ydv'ithdi, Adentit Clu,i,wch, H*y 4)6. Fore-St COt All FSIth Chprl Camp 14iniriI,. W,6i,a Part Pa 11i.10 Ave-tu,'-t Hoi.r-e- (Pi*fwiI B-.ieøiil Ave- Tallahasset' "A city that runs afoul of an admittedly big ego— The Herald's Edgorial Page — course of the GOP, and William A. Rusher. tiltimatel of :\YIiVriCafl history Rusher, publisher of the as vell, The national fisheries spokestitan adinited that "enforce- Mr. Mitchell and Mr. Stans Onnle 8. Shomate, city clerk, Gra, Un:Ud M,thpdsI Church, A,r,t OIvd Grant Chapel AM E (hunCh Oved '.'O' t CCCI 503 iJ.kCI, (r1i:h c4 ;n si SCI i ris'- tA-en IIUI(IC 50 public - A POSts(riI)t to the Whitt' SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH OF GOD %'hat he does is something Assistance Section oF the be back with more help to keep short of unbelievable. I)ivision of Technical things going, In Lon gvvood rector Hal Scott says the Na- late ('nuncil Chairman E. E. M.art5 I'rQyl,rai (-v'Ch. I'll; Pit,., S.(*iflgt Rd Ailm0,',I, t.,i' Waltam CPuao.4 Muar, Faphst (h,.w(h. Ad.a,A & w.Uiam st. u ,amorit. Spr.npt n.o-s' (hfcr' Ill Oiae A, ' 1 51tt1h10 0 and even rIdicule' For Seat in 5Ii(It't, 'rlever before in tht history cii the' presidency have st anor,.i Pvbyiiñ Churth. I3 Fear tote Rd •.'-r,'- cvuI Cr Hi F,rst UnOed Method-st Church. II Path Ave (hutch CI Cpvist. LanOaoOd - Utt.t NUPCNIS AlIon A Mt. Chss,th, 04 i, 4, $) Fit-SI St-'IM4Se--ua'V 4SiStCP-A. 1101 It IItti$I t,4,re GIt,ry BaOist Church. Gerw'vl Hwy Mt COve- 'a-ssonmre Bspt'st Chutch, an ando Spe.r4% Rd. Palm Springs Dr Att.inOy, Sp9s Lit, Mary Unit,d r'%bv',ri,,, CP'VICPI Fre-e- Me-thodSt ChrtPi, 500 W 4th Ge-ne-va Me-ihOdlit (hutch, Ge-ne-va ChSW(M ci o' M.ssn Baf-s'sI Chutch. Oat H-U S. 0Stdti - e-'°" I Ctivrcti of Crust. W ItIs SI Norttis,d, Chu'th of (he's), Fla Have-ti Dr. M-atuand Ftrs? baOst Church o' S-in LandO Springs .ii'csen 'a sCr*ny flsç4ijt (h-.jsi' ?$JI If F01 'Ih5i B-aff.sl (Pu,,irh. ChuiuOtt C'utCP'cA C%t :r i PRESBYTERIAN jjyvey Bpsst CPuv,VUI. e Treipie- BaptiSt (Piy'CPi, Plum Sper'-qt Rd.. AIIamCs$t :-4-u o , ) ir%t PiCSbt-II'ri* CPiurPi, Oat A, & 3rd 51 METHODIST ll.,'-,ti 1 0 Ci' ji.4. 1".i W I t' S'it.'l. S-n 'c', A solution, Clemment.s says, probably be a sign the city is on is to make a local government its way-the right way.- from University of South amiss, offered solutions, but dat ft.- state ti. trai: r;-s k ch-ijid operation and keep quiet tabs ahead and do it." 'would become the grist for I iiian sensatiormi stories in ttit' Three Fi ie press,' that they would Ix' cmtarra.csing, 'the subject tif WINN.DIXIE STORES and Employes Lut?'n&n C?QrCh 04 PhOv,dtittt DdItOi'iI lrp-nduI Sap'rst Mw CIvic L'qs' bldg. t.*Qod. But he fully subscribes to the They posed an intriguing used tube able to capture them ePcourage fishermen to kill the trouble — Financial, usually — atpresent,buthe'd like tosee it out, the city could lose more (lwnnl)'. "This week he did it again, conceding the transcripts , Sa'iod CPitiitiit OiurOi, 131W Airport Blvd :•'a.- i -. ,i-4*i it • -) The Management and Employes HARRELL & BEVERLY TRANSMISSION David Beverly and Staff SHOEMAKER CONSTRUCTION CO. and Emptoyes "They often times don't even typical bureaucrat. iWho says the British don't the waterfront heard of a cidental." porpoise attacking a human have a sense of hunor? Willis says, "1 firmly believe A & P WEO & PAINT CO., INC. and Employes he's seen, and yet, taking fish. We don't interpret hand" for ur.ruly or orodigal at Florida State University, Their heading on the subject porpoise's." 111t'skindofatestrealiy"he Nevv Star Joins Herald says his 'I've never mall my yearson deliberate killing as in- Slilall cities, is, "A Presidential Streak." Management said, "II they conic around, I'll - SENKARIK GLASS HOQe Ba.Ø'tl Chutth, FOrest City Co'tv s-v-ty Crrut. t0vit COp BAPTIST __ NIXOfl lawer James D. St. jail. Mr. Nixon's handling of the would be okay. But it lets the doesn't," Brown says. "It lets liiututy Affair-s. - HAPPY ACRES KINDERGARTEN & CHILD CARE PROGRESSIVE PRINTING co. Ne*Mt Caly.tyMI$40'y Ba4.sl. II* ll9iSt Pdr'*SaIiqnPr,rnit,veBapt-stChurth. lss - I - - SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY— N,*B.,Th,IM,tt,oruavyChurchMhSt LH(kOfyAve 04 C.. 1?IP I. Elm ____________ I',i'' ___________________________________________________________________________ ASSEMILEY OF 000 _________ ____________________ iI: has to decipher and decode the associate Ed Hughes, who grew bi ___________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________ -- 10 5-0 a in F't..,- c •.i,.i.t n' - FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. and Employes ____________ __ ____________________________ ,. I-. • UNITED STATE BANK ____________ ________ __________ __________________________________________________ ______________________ ______ ______________ ______ . -. ______ 'i•' let fishermen kill or injure per. now there are people who kill specialty means just that to the councilmen usually are the become something like a 'ward might as well print the 4 30p m Morning Worship 7 )Op in (ven'nq Worship iit Pri,vr And Staff - The act gave fishermen two but we enforce the law and the years to switch to gear that number killed is low," Brown wouldlettrapped porpoLseses- says "But if a guy buys a II. C I e Iii rn e n ts Do c to rs cape. S Ic k cense that lets him kill them, C it I e S .\ National Marine Fisheries how are we going to enforce it? ByJ RICHARDS Service spokesman says the cx"Suppose the only on what he describes as "his state and federal law, "because I'm good" - officials and other important Herald Stall Writer people." emption expires in October and are a fisherman and tlu-ee dd especially concerning Its Clemrnents doesn't mince city functionaries, especially the rule change is necessary to porpoises? If he says they at. Most small cities, he says budgetary system, its ac- words. concernIng "the rules of the keep fishermen from being held tacked his nets, how are we go.. LAKE MAR\'- He doesn't get into trouble because of the counting, can stand to lose up to "About 10-to-IS per cent of the game" of running a city. _________ PAOLA WESLE VAN CHURCH 4.00p.m JIM LASH CHRYSLER.PLYMUU I H 1•.- Corn,, Count,, Club I 30& ila m Sunday School -. -----Mis-uislei-Healer 4 .- -- -- Seminole Bldg. . -rç P,jtor SPIRITUAL TEMPLE Pastor 4 - _________ _____ ______ _____________ _____________ . ; ' '.' banned any act harmful to the kill porpoises now when they :inlmals, think they can get away with it, _________ ,i,/_J_. Nuriery METHODIST CHURCH 119 Park Ave. 2.-il & 19' Thursday Rv Jay I Cost-nato Ii 00* in 6 10pm t[.I FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Miscning Worship Ii - -Brown says [here are f)Q()) plan for electronic surveillanc H. Pratt suspended a six-month --------------------merclal fisJwr:nen who buy a $5 erruen's nets. ______ ______ ________ _____ along Florida's coasts, passed in 192 to protect thou- Florida. Many are mackarel testimony by Jeb Stuart Magr- victlth against Liddy. 9 IS a rr 730pm L'Ut P(-1V3 S say a proposed change in the posed tinder a law designed to this is an animal that could )ll chell. It took place four days irig to be sworn in or to testify federal Marine Mammal protect dolphins from drowning or injure a man if it wanted to alter Nixon's re-election cam- before a HOUSe cotntnittee last 130am PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Wilbur Ave Lake Mary Minister Rpv A F Stevens Sunday -' . , I I 3O&IIm Ship Suppc'r ' s'i-inr*g Wo,shp Rev Kenn:;,i Miller, Ait Pastor F rl WetInr4i, F eilc,s 4ic \ Pa.tor UM'rF e:venAQWO?thip We'd ft'ble Study & Pra,er Serv - - - - ' Year of The Slaughter 7 i Asked Ministers (hurt II ShOol Rt'i. ,'Ilh*n, Pickrtt - - Haig was asked if he could fr 'nv irrtirrttncc Tape request a subpoena at the thirds majority would then be _________ committee's next business needed in the Senate to convict. _________ session. In other Watergate developThe April 4, 1972 meeting In- merits: . :i volved Nixon; his former -Watergate burglar G. Gorof Staff, ILR. Haldeman; arid don biddy was found guilty of PrIce 20 Cents , ' 11 OOr i 7 730pm Sunday School - -d ptuic - 4J :. . %_ i-- ______ . ______ ___________ _____ _____ 10 00 1100* . ---------------- - I -:-- . •. . -- pastor 915am I) O0i '' 7 QOp in . -._ - - . 7 PALMETTO AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday Si.hooI ,5orn-j v'c'rShip I -*eqctistic $ecvic -'.'crnng Wcrship Morning Worspup 1 10pm 36:4 Paltn€It, Ave. FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONGW000 14) Orange Street Pastor Rev £ Ruth Grart METHODIST CHURCH -- I PS * in tO OOi m II 00* m. 600pm 66th Year, No. 225 !'('IIIt'(-f?.%tUI GRACE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Onora Rd. at Woodlawn Ave. R,- 11 Ross Dcnlow Pastor -------- - - - - nets. It superseded state laws, damage i- S.., . Sunday B'bteCIas '" J- - ilyw Airport Blvd 'r I-4I1 - .rl 9 15,t iii Worship I, $rrath METHODIST CHURCH 6 lOp in SuncI* ---------------------Tucker Drive, Suniand Estates ------- • PINECREST BAPTIST - - tp(Pi Tr*n-nq Esren-og Worship Weø, Even,ng Service ------- 'anthth 7:30 p m - I Ford mci with Nixon for an hour last week and, at a later news conference at Rutlab, N.Y., said "I certainly could infer Iron) everything he told me" that resignation is not being considered. Nixon's hope of gaining the Initiative in his fight against possible impeachment received another serious blow when conservative Republican Sen. Milton Young of North Dakota, long a Nixon stalwart, urged that he turn over the presidency to Vice Prestrhrnt Gi'rd'l fl WASHINGTON tAF', — Th. Clair said thIs seek that no House Judiciary Committee is more Watergate material expected to subpoena another stould be delivered. -: -White House tape next week, Chainnan Peter W. Rodino , ? - --.; despite President Nixon's an- Jr., 1)-N.J., said a day would be nounced intention to turn over set aside next week for the no more Watergate material. conmiittee to act on such busi- __ _ Cot-runittee sources said Fri. ness as the issuance of the sub---: -' day that a subpoena probably poena. Checks ssith committee j still be issued for the tape of a m'mbers indicate there would --- r- -- -i . pre-Watergat White House be Little opposition to issuing it. ____________________ meeting in an effort to see if The committee resumes 1 ç. j!J( JL' Nixon nad advance knowledge closed hearings on Thesday In ____________________ of the plan to bug Democratic Its inquiry into possible grounds ____ ________ headquarters. for iiiipeachinent. ________ / -. Chief committee counsel If a majority of the House ___________________________ tJ - I LAKE MARY CHURCH ol the natarene 175 Crystal Lake Os. Lake Mary,FIa. lity P&ulO Trse) Pastor Sunday School 9.ISa m Morning Worship & B'bte Study 6 30p m EvangeliStic Service ?OOp I('III,I(li%1 . More May Be hr p 7 30 p m - --..--..-'- . - . 7 00 7 OOp m m GOOD SHEPHERD UNITED LUTHERAN CHURCH 2909 Orlando Ave. (17921 ILutheral Church -n America) Pastor William B Downey 900am Church SctoI 70 OOa m. Worship '--..:'.-: • .. - -. . One FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 7511 Sinlo,d Ave. Dou'a 0 Eliot' 9 ISa m Sunday Shool tO S0a m Morning Worship 6 OOp m youth Hour Ev*ngelitic Service 7 OOp Mid Week Service (Wed) 7 OOp m Pjrsery PrOv'did for all Services 103W 25th Place - The Church 01 the Lheran Hour" ,)nd TV "This s the LIfC Pastor Rv Elmer A Reuschef 9 ISa m Sunday SChool 1030* m Woq%hp5rrv ci' nier 'jirtrn ,inci P4urStr 1 ! -- ratcfull% of all the iilts they hasc in corn- Mr.s?rr 915am 11 00* m 7 OOp rt James C Vaughn SundaySchOOl Worship Service Evcnng Service Pr,i,er P.'.ev?ncj i',rii •• . . - in her arms nest SuniJa. Shtfll he ihinkine SANFORD CHRISTIAN 1000am LUTHE RAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER . A recent student poll in. dicated about half the campus opposed the presidential visit. University authorities said they would bar hostile placards from the stadium. under which the President might resign. He replied: '1 think the only thing that would tempt resignation on the part of the President would be If be thought that served the best interests of the American people. "At this juncture I don't see anything on the horizon which would meet that criteria. Admittedly, that's a subjective view on my part and I think it is one the President shares very strenuously." Earlier, Sen. Richard Schweiker, R-Pa., who has frequently differed with Nixon, called for Nixon's r('slgnttion. - 1000* m II 00* m 6 00 p tn Sunday School Sun WOrth'p Sun lv iPS Sun E,ieWOShP .'. i- a Pr i t'r 730am . -- 'ill eeiieratit'fl'. said the I'ialnutt. 7 h)rd until the i:iipeathmnert question is res4ved. Under the 2th Amendment to the Constitution, Young said, Nixon later could reclaim the presidency should the House vote against impeachment or the Senate acquit him after a formal trial. Community Center Pastor Re. A E. Gieen the hkssins and opportunities that (itl COflhiflUCS It) btts "IIi 11(1111 cndtircth to (1ittiefleiiicflt exercises Oklahoma State University's football stadium in Stiliwater. "The city of Washington Is lull of rumors. All that hove been presented to me today are false, and the one that heads the list is the one that says President Nixon intends to resign," the Times quoted Ziegler as saying. "his attitude Is one of deter. mination that he will not be driven out of office by rumor, speculation, excessive charges or hypocrisy..." the Times further quoted Ziegler as say. ing Continuing a travel-studd!d personal campaign to enlist public support, Nixon flew to Oklahoma to address evening GENEVA CHURCH on the OIt(fl(it of all gcneralton - . on all 9 30 a ni 10 30 11* fl' 11 00* m 7 30p m FiRsT OAPTISI CHURCH Liii' M0flrO, Fla, P*slor JFO* SctooI 9 45* n-u .rn,ngWo,%hp Il OOarr rinWorshp 10pm i',-d Pra>rr Service 7 lOp tn \ct there I a dis ne S IC'S It concentratc Vhen (ireat-Grandnia holds little Linda 'sery Open -' 'cOtion*l 24P-urs 11350)0 RectOr pioI1 Comr1jflOfl ,imly Service •srd (I,ijrchScttool . problems, the President's wife, Pat, relayed word through an assistant Friday that "she feels it's too bad the Republican leadership is coming out and saying these things because it's kirrnful to the country." Of TUE UAZARC Tcniporat( Gtncva HOLY CHOSS i cNGREGATIONAL gressional Republicans called on Nixon to consider stepping aside because of his Watergate She also said she reels her husband "will not resign, shoudn't resign and has never considered resigning." White House staff chief Alex. ander N. Ilaig J;. said in an interview he sees nothing now to prompt a Nixon resignation. Rut he acknowledged the President might consider that unprecedented step 'II he thought that served the best interests of the American people." The situation in Washington prompted White House Press Secretary Ronald 12. Ziegler to call The New York Times and issue a strong denial that Nixon Would resign. (IZ(II('IIl' 401 5. Park Ave. The Rcv Leroy 0 Soper man. hiacd point of sItt Fa.ti cncraiion - WASHINGTON tAP) Battling for his politkal life. President Nixon made a campus appearance tonight as a top aide suggested resignation might eventually be considered if it would help the country. As a mountink chorus of con- 11: 4-S-6C Hi-ri-'i iq$' 11:\ Natioil Ne'sas P titany. We don't know if they MI S.e'ai MiS%-'Oity B$'('st Ch..,c'. 1100 terry Aye-t,g Snipe-rd United Lutheran. 7900 5 Orlando Dr Loeigaood The- blvatocw, Aim7, 2)4 E It'd Si P*tl Ht's NVavion Church. Atta$15pr i UIed (tifl(15 04 (httyt Ai.4mq-4, COmrpn,_•uity Chile-i. Al' 5p.a$ eh wot? 19, lust 17 days before his death. anything else about [bent, I"(Wt Mellon Park on the lakefront Saturday morning. Editot i11 cornmd'rlt World News 5A �-- - - . - - - - - -. - 2A—The Sanford Herald - - - - - - - - -. - .- - - - - - - - - - - - Sunday, May 12, 1974 - - -- - I - -- - - . - . - - - - - - 0_ - - •1 The Sanford Her aldL Modern Into Step Cen 15th 14 pl! ury t IS 11) FRANC The era • r CCS icons I.OS ' step nto the art studio of the Rev. John Waisted in suburban eg X_,f~X~,_ 7-.,--. - I . I I ______- I— -- -~imw7z~_- ~--- ,- -- - -__-_;-. ;U-.* '- --_-!4--4 - orks of the Eastern Orthodox Church composed of 'littering gold leaf and rich tempera colors - line the wallsTlwre is one of an elongated "T change anything in the icon" Father WaLsted said. copying of an icon would be as wood coated with gesso — a heretical as a willful alteration white mixture of rabbit skin, ut Holy Scripture or cc. glue ch'ilk and whiting is h his special the turned out pretty dissatisfactions with (tie 20th miserable." Century. He persisted, however, Dressed in a blue pullover teaching himself from bookS .s%eater and gray slacks anti and b) trial anti errar the seattil Ili ;I large, overstuffeil technique fit Icon painting and chair in tits studio. lie studying the religiotts theory explained his work anti Ilk, lichind i(vnogr, rcasons he Ix-caine involved in ."'Icon' mearis linage,"' Ix, . I kid done a lot of abstract "I con pnntings are kind of painting in tile past. but the window through which the more I got into art, the more I iiihabitants (of tile celestial I was involved in the %tiorld look down into ours -it founil originality game." he .%;till. sort of meeting place between - _. _?M. ~,~-~73'~_rt.'gPrTat:-~ -.7F: _--,', . I - _ _____ _.-P- .. I __~ A*.X_____ .. - ., - ~_ ~~ , _4 T'_4 =_ - : Z: 41F~, -- - - _____ - I r -- -- -- 2! :' -; % :' - __ - ____- ~ 4 a - - 5 I : ~ ~ X:_ , - . ___ rri t - . I J ' t (1 '3 —t_ I L . ureativity, has led Westerners said, ,,but limewood is the tip actI Byzantine art in ltreferred nwterial." general and iconography in In a concession particular. of having been Century, h9wever,tolie purfrozen and locked in tradition from the outset, Father Waisted chases the panels in a Santa Barbara lumberyard rather sald. " • ,_ a Ir ,—... - ......._J • - 4 -~ I : . -•.• . - • c • • -.,. - - -' F..i_ II .- i 0 1 . III - '-. ft . . - - -' =6- - - A - -- - 4:~i - . lrz _1M=0 __p- - . I OC-. p- T ) - 4 - - ___ - - : . CLI)U means See Yourself As 'iou Are and Do Something - _____ Ill_I i 'I ';._'- - _________ For Someone To Be ity CAIU)I.YN ('011. Tht Heral ces .. ! = ) . I " , - . I __. ;" . ,#, I. - ,_~_- . / ; V, /A ' — , - \ I W. / - J — ' - - - - --- - - - : L - - __ ff- -____ ~ ,V) - -- _F_ -- . ~ - .~ i_ i. ..T ~ _. _-------iz.r r r, - I _iLi - !~~ III: - I.-_4 Z__P ..-I .. '- ,. ,, ____ . — - a A ... " -. ' , - - Za, - . I - I ; r -_ A .; - _-_&w i I Stiehl is the only person tras ci agent.y until '9 when times the cost is minimal, she working in the store who has a I ' _i. ,-. , - ~ V" - ;._~ -- / - ,- / I - - - / V - - i 7. - ~00 r , lr.,_; , * - r, . .1 t __ .. ,- "I' -- ---mA- "__ -%, -- Ameneca's Own Stonehenge i ;~ ---' . - . _____ - W ______________________ /." 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Ise shared (!i'U5. lie founded ('F.L)U in my psoblems with others. I've 1967 and he has seen ahout 700 grown up quite a bit.', = jr1s and boys go through the 9 Karen could leave L7EDU rourse since. now-she's won a high school There are neither bars nor 'lli)lotiia through the facility's kncesat( ' I)U, but there is the i,eneral educational developi I•.I,, •. . -'taUi) ilioUfliaifl rin1II' test proramn-1 s. ••tmospnere - A - ut - 99 I . 1 -1 Mi • . .4 YOU DO IT THIS WAY I - 3 1 2399 31 (J RE(3 , :* type of sport or creative art judo and karate during South Seminole Middle during this special period., th ey wish to study - 'S , I . i .----- - • I • 7 School hes L unc lt)t'i \ti%'i' 13 1971 Frankfurters French Pries Cole Slaw ruut—f rt stu or Canned Rolls. Milk. Butte; , I i V I . STEREO SYSTEM gh School Honor Roll %`1i*FD.NI-_SDAY '.1t% 151974 . Chicken &-ilad I \Luti'o'ui and Cheese ' Fromn Mixed %'vo,tables ~' V hlikol L)tsstrt ,ki 4 it Rills, .Nli;k, Butter Helen Swiney, Terri Yates, AV A's (Academics): TENTH GRADE All A's - Jeff Clarke, Pam Teresa Yoder, William Young, Kirby, Scott and Train, Michael Dada, Phutlip Jenscn, Mike Brian Osborn, Uennie Patter son. llwresa Raulerson, JetA-13 I All Subjects): Monaco, Jackie Trucano. John Anderson, filer Schullo, Debbie Seiple All A 1.3 Atkinson, Jackie Beasley, Mark H.; Birchett, Thomas; Mike Bacile, Joseph fliker, 'TW1AFflI GRADI (ox Michael E Feiler, Harold David I3arkwill, John Blahnik, N.; Jacobs, Donald A... I,eist, I,eeann Bongiarno, Patrick All A's - Debbie Crabtree, Wendy Joy; Pippin, Sandra I,.; Ilraddy, Toni Chitty, Julie Robinson, Michael; Stan. Cook, James Craig, Carol Robert Nations, John Robbins, sherry, C. J.; Warren. Connie Crawford, Cynthia Gacha, Michelle Waters, Robert Viebb. Site Debbie Gretr., Toni Hall, All A's Academic -Deborah Teresa Hilliard, George Galbraith. Jane Groce, TeiTy All a Academic Subjects. Johnson Erm Kane Michelle sthwarz, Marcia Stern. flowers James (annarmato Kanny, Bill I ochte, Gary A B Academic Susan .Nietcalf, Denise Miner, Alicia Clonts, Ceci Cole, Mark G Dennis Valerie (,iddens, \ittiskie, I nc Ortega Tummy I lizabeth Mctarles Kathy, Robin Gizinshi, Linda M Rieblmng, Kristin Schweizer, Mc(,rath, Tom Sievert. Janet I I i ig'04 KI, Dennis K.; Howell, Robin Shiort, Cynthia Sinith, Wallace. Doug Weaver, Dale Gregory; -NIIIII5. Micriell. Sherri Sn-der, [.aura .Smith, Wirthlin. ) Miner, Duane A., Monaco. Nannette Starling, David A-B All Subjects - Nellie Robert Perry. Steve L J Thorntuill Mike Trier, Fliza Baker Patty Bird, Marcello l(tvisell. Jack: Smith, Sandra. beth Watki ,. 1 bra Westgate. Calderon, Phillip Colbert, Ann — THuRSDAY MAY 16.1914 Smoked Sausage Seasoned Dry 1xiias ' 'I it'i 1 I 1 .j I I Cheese I Buttered %% hole I t)tdtOCS Green 11,varI ''-: • All A b Academic — Lunette Randy Dorsey, Schila Esfahsni Boni, Pain Boy NINTh (ItA[)F Dc rstmni Suzanne F isher, Laurie Fisher Mary (ilo cr All A's iAll SubjecLs: Renne Klincko, Marc Pagharo, Mitchell Hatnic, Pat Hard)-, 1)erstine J in 1k and Harni 'uc Harper Phs Ilis Hitcher fbi) Pu per Ie1mnn Strotul Jo tires Bonnie 1.awrc lict Carol Leust All 'A's iAcadeinici): EI-EVENTH GRADE 41rchett, Stephen and Cor. All A's - Margaret Sterling Karen Mead. Renee Mitchutne imielison (.eorgma arid Leslie Holian \lLigaliNittiski,Susan Pempey, All A's Acaderiiic - Karen John Porter, John QLilling. A-11 I All Subjects): flirchctt, Robert Link, Melissa Robert fliuiersor Batt, Kathryn Ballard (inds David. lira(16, David. Bruce, Merrifield Ritchie, Deborah Rozansk%', Academic AB lit bra A Foster Stesen Mike Linda Sanford, Mark Switzer, [fit kson. 1-:arnest D ; llines. Alford, Jerr) Boyette, Bill Roy grest. Becky Smith, a Paul, Huddkston, t.unnme, (inter, Stese (.00dman, Jane Stapleton, Kathy Switzer, Johnson, Stark A. Phillips, Louis Rajchel, Sheila Izurie Vail. Paul Warren, lAna All A s Barbara Sibbring Stanick, Mark Wilson, Robert Wmljwjpj Winter. All A's (acadenflcs): A-B All Subjects - Sylvia Tracy McGrath, Susan - Q1,1ir IntiffiI itrrali) - Publistwd Daily and Sund.hy. except Saturday and by Chr m as 0 ay The ist Sanford Herald. 300 N 37 •..'.'.• . ::::::: . . 95 :.,: .:,*:::: ......... . . . T.; .4 iiii!M ...... : : ,. 'IJ I : DECK 88 ,- . I:I:1:: :::: Kodak Film . . 1-:1.I ` ..0- ' '' -- t If Film Print__s ,I , ~ %0 " 2 b' ___ I ___ SHOES 1. . 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" 1) () ii I :* -- , , EDGER & TRIMMER ... WHIP BUTTER 1 ELEC. HOSE _______________ ' a - ~ ,_ Ir. I 0 '.... ... I _ - " - ! I C-M.e.11 1 . , :** - • is t I WILKINSON 32771 Subitcription Rates by Carrier t i t; I I Second Class Postage Paid at Sanford. Florida 32771 - • - ,, __ •.. - All A-l! - Crystal Kerr, Kiin Corroll, Kevin Creeder., Anita I.itkv, Greg l.ivingston, Dallas Davidson. David Dees, (1risti Marcellus, l0bert Matherly, Fatilstrorn, Robin Fer!)ee, Margaret McCarleu. Becky Robin Gibson, Robert Griffin, Metcalf, Mike Mullins, lJobin Susan Gurney. Cary Johns, l)as id Jones Mary KilIen Pt arson Handi Russell %alerte Sheehan, Dinah I AMIS Kuostas, Ann I.inville, ,NI c Ca I n, April Sizemore, Kathy Steidley. There~a R egina Voss, Andy Winntcr, Mt Curly, Dcn McDaniel, John Wirthlin, Debbie Wise. I,uAnn Nontecalco, Janet All A-B Academic - Donald Moore, Pat Morris, Susan ' •- 4 I 6 , - ., ,': . 6 .*.I' I - or Salad I I - I I IL*e Cream Rolls. Milk. Butter . I -' q 40T : : .1 I I 4 -- i t . J / - I Zern, David MAY 11, 1974 FlAi Squares o.tipp& d I'otatot s 0 Tossed Salad F ru Crisp I(iills \lulk Buttt r - ''' ' I AV LLOY LIV I D V - 1- . activities period. Students may chose E (1'f SHEER \ 't - EIGHTH GRADE All A's I All Subjects I: (ounez Donna \1 Got schall Kimberly; Hattery, Mark Koesening, Kimberly Neveras. flarry D.; Neveras, (.an Vi Perry. lynn [ Tho, . Thomas 1, HOSE *.* 11 DAVE BALFOI.TIt, instructor, gives pointers on Oviedo NTY A . 1=_ :w_ - ~ - ______ - -- I __ ___________________________________________________ .---it .1L I - * r- , JTf .. . : ::. .::. I _______ ,) B gB g From Siudge: Tomatoes State Elected Officials Are Bus , — Consult ng th- The r you __- 3 • 11 . I. AHTI-PERSPIRANT .... 000066 It- 0 h l(L HELPS OTHERS __________ -__._- T____ .1- • . .. . !t : .- 41 _,.______. aa -a- •, • I ' .. $8i,000 rq"'VE OU R ' t . __ I possi hit' (Jr ugs CXJ( I ly as your (blur ordered • .••# .• • *I : . II I Bring your next pr(,,,( riplion lo Fckerd's, a nanie " 4 _# 4 . .. . 1. you can tru-st for qualilv dnd III lo%%, prices, I., ~ -~ , : I , . ,_~ t •. , : : ':' • ;Ili!:: , . ' ' ' ' •,, I - . . ' , - - - 1_1 _~ F , I T4hFI )I k . ___ -1 I Feb. 28. 1971), I've found I can al gentleman. Samuel route serving the northwestern HuII inland So he began a grand y Although not is well known as Flemish house on the ranchiand 1AR'i Hit L %ash _________ htA.. !,- vkto —4" , ; — , TAVARES Fla tAPI Cab. ______________ nehenge. a Romanian Itis railroad-l'bunding father-in- lie owned rwar Maryhill. lie ka queens throne, paintings by law James J lull Samuel as hoped (his would become the 91 'I"I'll* . I ;$-,-}IM. I i Pits w Ic got more than t1ey .1' '--2' li5yI a financier and miuckus of a colony like Renoir, Gaugin and - _~ - ; (, r4o.. bar amned for when the fertu __ put them all together and what promoter of highwa) ini- developriwnt . ,;.A C By Ile Aswiated PII spiracy Ili connection with conlized their lawn with three tons ;~t, I _ .,15A,i I— .."- I ~ _.,,, do vou have' Not a European provement. The Peach Arch But the first World War in. Gurney has blamed a fortner fices all over the state in an _ Some elected officiali in tracts granted by Christian. 4kj,, .~; . . '. 1' ;7 , V of sludge from a sewage treat It 250 symbolizing the friendship of tempted N- plans that New ~ ..~t' aide, I-arry Williams. for rais. investigation that may spill Florida may be spending as And a special prosecutor for Ing the lant. ry 'ir architects had drawn miles from Spokane s Expo '74 (anatta md the UmtedStatrs at money without hi' oser into legislatise offices as ' much time these days in con the Leon County group last knowledge 1 'N us 1-1 .10;"( -I be litUe more Illaine was also inspired b) Aftrr the war. work on the lush green grass. Instead, they sultation with attorneys or week subpoenaed O'Malley's the senator's innuence to get 1%estle" was resumed. but *I, A;-! I . At issue is Dickinson's absoeroded up with more than 000 behind the closed doors of bank records following pu6- FIIA 7, .J?' \ot all (1 lull s dreammis have Hill iw it as a museumii SUP•IC tortured banks of the (olumnbum -or contributing lute control over issuance of ' grand jury rooms as in their lished reports that he had re bu ,-.;, , t -nme true. however. lie ported by the ranch andstomato lants bank charters and what apceived $40,000 from gasoline "Ripe or green, I like them I' pubhe duties. Columbia Riser mrnwitl it '. !'-' tiM and its Stonehent Both of behced f . : .I Two Cabinet members, a for dealers to keep sell sen iCe 5(2 pears to be a cloak of secrecy the 63. ear-old 0 'seall sa 's (twistian w as char 'ed _ over such activities, keepin'i," ;"But I'm not a nut over theni... iner education commissioner tions out of the state. ury a - .-• -them free from public scrutiny. IiwIIAN dnd I m sure I won't bt alter and a Ii S senator are basing to In Tarmupa a federal grand cepting in bribes --explain their actions before jury probe into the oper ation of nu tiun thus is tr en the ins stig alibi) reportedly with contracts fo r a special panels, or will have to Comptroller Fred 0. includes D O'Neall says that when he 9 - : _ ~_1-9 _,_4'~_ 1'_ ,A*; "_. - -'ff i 0--mrm-m-mmmm~W- --ma ( ~_,J14 I Ywg "Bud" reading both a prnbe A~(ry ,Al M Dickinson has widened t0 Ini started using the sludge a sew- do so in the courts. labor education program. InsOn's tax returns and whether , A Leon County grand jury in dude a large number of bank age department official told he used lasoritism in granting The Leon County jury find a Tallatiassee, investigating at. ers, lawyers, legislators and a subpoenaed records of former the bank charters. T14E ENTEPJNG D1LE1#Vv%A former gosernor few tomato plants growing on leed corruption In state gos nt F arris state Sen George llollah an Senate President Mallory hr%ant his lawn .~~.: m filriner sLiteSI W( ,!Ix)ri) I)all' llorn,,_ saj,i J;c. has _ vt will, for three of them — Sen. LOOKS. YOvc4 TASK IS aturalIy, we thought Gurney, 60, and up for reelet ielundlwoTallasseeIawye . federdlinsestigators regarding war . urney, ex-Ed 3w. - . . - ?WIi ~ would have some here and J _______________________ tion in November, has s, his financial dealings with MOST FAVORASL.( OPEN-' (ion Commissioner Floyd there, but certainly m didn I report receiving the flection with the Insurance Dickinson and has turned user Q RINGS " O'Neall said. -We've "'firistian and Insurance 1100,= in contribut!ms be- Commissioner 0,,%I alley,, q records to titem. C ommissioner Thomas cause he was not a candidate at tr'sestigation ' k or Home and Senate President the time and did not have a a -1I WtT14 TWE FEWEST , O'Malley has denied receiv. designate Dempsey Barron ~~ __ __ - Y~ ~ -~ . with thefn." I~ NUMBER OF STRA"T UNES. fund-raising committee. in9 any funds from service sta L~~ ~'_-e_--- __ --~_ Asked how W" to weds end . ber of the Senate Watergate . were Wtnm with Dickinson in 40 The charge against him is a tion.s for tile financing of his 'he purchaie of , -- __ _. - - .- - . .--_ - Z_ ~ - __1 a Wyoming ~ATWIN TWE SQUARE ed tip in the sludge, O'Neall ". cohimittee, was indicted April misdemeanor cartying a max. III lie was sharply critical ranch, according to published -- = - - -- . -- - _-= plained: "Well. I don't quite .~MI a~'Xiam=m _ imurn penalty of a 111,000 fine of the news reports, which he, reports. IfOrn . -, __ __ ,e also holds stock know how you wy it pol = - _. ~ and a year in jail. But Gurney said were based on "vicious ru. in banks chartered ~ SOLUTION poirting 1103,MO in political con0 by Dickinbut they csffw from people. To. __ has rome urlder increasing fire mors." 19-115 REQLAQE5 tributions. son and in others which have inato seeds aren't digested. in the Fl~)rida n2ws inedia be. But It Was the feder- I • b...a. TE' USE probe of 1 barter •lf)f) ica IO8S pending Chru.tian resigned his Citim 11 cause ' II d- ti at . -~ ___ O'Neall says thirip could __ ers contributed to a secret appeared to be d ' _ have,Wen worse if he hadn't got being threa W0.0DO campaign fund in re- largest nitmber of alleged conspiracy tired of tiulmg the sludge alter ment following 'us indictment 'urn for contracts from the anti wi 619746, RNW4 CAM-4 coepAwey I-I I I ~11 III-4 txtend to some of The most . by the sarrie jury on 19 counts of .. dumping three tons of it on US -, Federal Housing Adminis- 11)e panel is reachiri g into Powerful busines. , MI-_ =-~_-,;zz -_ _-_-~ .-- - _-~ —_ - - __ I Solution on Page TA) lawn. tration. bank boardro, )ITU and law 0, It I __ - I ____ .1. :• :• :1 . . ~Ve fill more than IV., ) Million pre, ( riptions "1 1 each month Our olu me rne,in er prices P --4 a TOOTHPASTE It . I-~ *..# 'o. .:::. ... and the price is right too ! : even though it is a tax-exenipt *What's happened to little institution and even though it Karen7' I ,00d %0I purchase gebture by 4 : : ........................ t 4, b ,.-? _r_ M___. ____ oz. ..: !: - e and given to agents at no cost- other .-I - the prescription is right ... ,, 10 ill it it iko hiS tttr iotul mi klits what I was doing I was It rest of parents in JLah a ctrati'ht A student both in lmctiigan Kansas, Colorado Junior high, high schoom and and New York and these Literinprivateschool.But,the Parents have sent their teen- kids teased me—they called igers to 111)11 for the cure inc a goodie goodie, a weirdo (.F1)Uget.sfrom$400to$50o So, I started smoking pot, I per month for county placed pWlçl 1rç alarms, I went from soungsters and $800 per month passive good girl to an foI ;itI placed kids It still i,grecsise nut I stole from my .- 111 At ECk er d'S )"OU k flOW irlin .11 I ; 1I . ...... Success A i 'lie spectacular view froin over want to tw1p raL S 00,W0 wthe 4 6000 feet to the San Bernardino we need I d rather earn The "place" is a sprawling or-patients," depending on how -.%tile), below. This atmosphere, W.M; it's a nicer number. student'and I'm looking for any tw tory lodge once owned by )ou choow to call the victims of ;is much as anythiNt else, has "But, I think I'll leave in tile financial help v'e can get to the late muosle star Walter riircutics seser.*I been a recosery Inspiration for summuer of 1975 and go to liommi Huston. It has been converted Scitithern California areas )oungsters Karen college." like todornutorles,classroorns,and through probation and Jusenhle Bt'rkositz It seems a long What career does she seek' other facilities lI 105 law enforcement agencies and azel eyes flashing. her en. youngsters, 75 boys and 30 girls throum,tu private placemeni Its my parents got a call saying thusiasm coining through i ar ain at present, all between the ages 75 lier vent recovery and You're daughter's a junkie.' strong, she said, "Tt wit's easy. I 1-f 14 and 18. It gets "StUdWS" reliabiliLition ri-vord is st; kfmid -10oking b~ick. it's liard if ) Want if) tx, ;I la,A)cr III- _____ - - 7 •. 1 SAINT GEORGE AND THE DRAGON - iiionths and it s done wonders - - I .... . she o Iwried tier own agency. says. college degree, but he didn't She says a person who wants Tours give agents a chance to need it to get his job. * uianages a gourmet wine shop to become a travel agent should become familiar with serices 'A degree tsn t necessary," I lie sa%s he likes his job so )1,Ive had sorne previous ex- thes sell lie s-iys. "My degree is Ili much that 1w ould rather perience w orking ior a Ist spring Mrs. Nelson took ccunumics, but I discovered it .starve than .-switch, steaitiship company. an airline. a two-week trip to Taiwan and wasn't much good without a * Stiehl didn't need ;I college or in a related field. Malaya, and in November site I'll-D. degree to land a job he calls Education for a travel agent ,A- ent to New Zealand. Both trips "I like what I am doing. The exciting. iting Neither did Tom is continuing and pleasant were study tours pay starts quite low as it does in "There are travel courses a flut her job isn't all flying off most food businesses, but 'I wouldn t want to do person can study at night school toexotie plates ruin March to Gourmet Wines is a small anything else, says Otten, an anti at trade schools,' says September, Mrs Nelson says company inasrnall,butrapmdly anitnal trainer at nearby Mrs, Nelson. there are constant deadlines to growing industry. A person can 1aninc land The trasel industry offers meet advance quickly " III Ruth Nelson. a travel agent, agents a staggering choice of "There's a lot of pressure " doesn t hase a college diplonu, tours they may take to learn she says, but I wouldn't trade lowest salary and has been with either. more about the faraway places my job for anything else." the company less ftn two lntcftsting jobs iluit pas well their customers want to sisit years He took a lease of abDoing something you like j don talw4iys require four yars Mrs Nelson recentl y spent a half the battle of earning a sencetostudy wines in Europe of (ollege and if degree. v.cekvnd Ili Hawaii on what is living, says Kurt Stiehl, lie visited wineries and there is no substitute for tailed a familiarization tour manager of Gourmet Wines, sineyards to learn more about experience," says .Mrs. Nelson. Sometimes these tours are I,td. the industry. . •. .', She worked for an a Servi d ices -4- - 1 •J 1. -. - - __ ;; : lege Degree isn't Necessary 4 I I I 11 I I I 11 11 I 1 1 I Col i __ About It. Itis located high in the San Bernardino Mountains of Southern California back in the woo& from the village of m Running springs, about hailway between Lake Arrowhead and the ski resorts of Big Bear. "ltsreal neatup there'. enthusiasti c • . : I t_LA I , t , .. W - 4"i. -- The facility has an unusual --'I. -. ______ - I 1 -, . ".; 1 - - - : : ". - 1 -11, it %.10 .., . .#I I , 1~ -_- — -. — : 0 in I . I . - . : : • 11,111 '1 11 • • i JJ I __ RM : : 0 I' -' - 1. t 'Z. g , ; 4 : I I I ; es air , Karen Berkovita is a mos r markable girt. She is 18. She has oni4e it back from despair At 12 Karen was smoking Marijuana .t 14 she was popping pills. At 15 she was shooting heroin Today, she is visiting several California cities telling the story of and - - ' . - . : 46 * _1 Iq Ft rom fl y JOHN PUKERMAN The HeraidServices - ._:' I L r _ 20 , '~~ _____ _~~ 01 ~11 1 1 1 1 1I_1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11___ Z % ö:-! - — 2~_7_~ - ~;I =11 -As -rT. __- : WI - t * : : J ~ - - -' : : - IF I - -- : • - A- tA -;i kl.&--i __ - : w I egg I \"' / v ...... 1 / ing - 4 \( ( 6, 0 0 ke _:,~ .~44-. 4 ,-: -_ o ~~jkz.~, f.~I, \ '' I .... If • rv-1 ii • . 1974-3A J±11!/±a/) _ . ~ ,it I c t - HE t 161 4111&_ rest of tile Western world, you "Anti becaust- Icons are realize. however, is that this is The pigments are either hat Iconogrdphcrs wanted to minerals red produced from (It) cinnabar, for example or "TI-K- inore I painted. the much its po.ssible to eliminate Iconography began to decline carth dyes. tenderly embracing the infan more I found ni,i, total concern the originality and individualit) when tile art of the Renai&Unce IIi 4tre tiiixetl with &goIk he was to try to create something 41 the artist bI(!oliied and excessive deiil JeThe sus i 'ons t'ont'in none of tempera paint in i1riginal 1he •a t of painting bcgdntotretp into L*kr icons Tht paintings th & lassit .. liarat tc ristit.s of t_ very ; Western ,art. Father Waisted said, "an carefull) extracted, because "But I tvgan to see that the some of N- first icons, but the I no &u Pt rsPt & I the yolk fads in c onugraphi r can I help but put " modern art '5etm to print iples of ic'onography really rUon. tier Wilsted said ' t-hange about every six inorittis were not established until the s0nie (if tits own feeling and I ntl re.ili/t'41 that I • mndi icIulit tnt F\IIntin, tihln t 4th aml 5th centuries I ht jint t applied s ith rll h. allItfunt to IIluc,l as all abstract It's iiatural if lie is a '~'Ulh extremel) title sable timsties Iconography wai common Inspire, like their preck painter. Centun. person." throughout the Byzantine and tile color is built up in painted by Byzantine and that I Empire, but Father Waisted layers using washes or crass-I found. for example, lcows have a surface and a Russian artists a halfwasn t lever enough to an'aul it rcached its peak in subsurface mcsage and iitht hing mi llennium ago ticiPate something like an ArKly Russia Ili titl4th and 15th present an observer with a "in iconography, you bull(] half-completed paintin ttfltuflts Warhol soup can nel4itior.alup between imself from sour dark to your light h wooden easel by on a rests F.stherWalstecibegan having No one else matched their and the figures in the painting colors unli Western pain W,ilsted those doubts about his approach darity of design, use of color "They are best understood ting." Father Waisted said. time he irid simplicity ' through prayer and of (tie i i on iners in to in about the \rid since e '' tern ier I at entered the Order of the Holy Most of Father Waisted's meditation," Fattier Waisted the Unite-d states - st very transparent and each w rk his prescrip tion glasses (rOSS in 1963 Previously, he works are copies of icons said layer is put on very thinly the Icon painting is a timeand the smoke waiting upf.rom had been a parish priest in produced by the Moscow and result is almost Oregon Sos gorod schools of tonswning task and an average an Ins cigarette bring lit said a good I bC1e very attracted to iconography in that period. tempera painting takes a month to server back to the present finish will List 400 or "ThiI purpose of an icon 1. 500 years. finish. Ttw setting is the Mount -ariv, - pre-Renaissance ait, li the time hither Walsted There is a strong emphasis in CalvaryRetreat House an tspetialls 1k icons of Eastern painter is to preser'.e a by the Orthodox art." Fattier Waisted tradition," he said. iconography on integrity of finished talking, it was late Episcopal retreat run afternoon, well past the 4 p.m. "lie tries to reinterpret the d. material. Order the Holy Cross present day. "The icons presented a Painting for the 'It is crucial that all of tea time that is a tradition for In his own way. Father -It might best be compared the 16 resident priests and creation be present in the Waisted w3s driven to theological position I already translator of Scripture. the painting of adhered to, so! tried a few, but to a materials that make up an beotht. iconography T .. - b' I 1 1~1111~ 1111111 1 r- - tLied Ili plaLe of canvas. don't gain legitiivac' unless n)nsidered to be divinely inthe presents Another original, spired. iconography seeks as Madonna. garbed tit goldart is i __ rMA4 MA/(e I I - desisistical dognia." Ttiat Iiwticulous copying of toriginal Icons. with a ( the mythological dragon. - f N 1) 6 —— . * :i,0 -- LI4i , N ~J o I u*4.14w!_#, * , , I ki t 9 * , ! - .. . t _+ . .* 11,~ "-*A, --_ =--__-_ - - - __ __ - -- ___ �4A—The Sanford Herald Sunday, May 12, 1974 — .L.. ..:..__:._ .- Editorial k.. - . Another ~~ 4I . - 4"", -* . L _ Herald Salutes Sa lvation rr'T)'f -I' ook At From The Mailbag p E(lItOi Editor The herald Sanford, Fla. NATION ,, The Herald Sanford, Fla. TODAY . I... ~T_ 10, • . • - -' Balloons Check Satellites ft - - WASHINGTON (AP) -Within hours of talking with President Nixon about milk price supports in 1971, some dairy cooperative leaders tried to raise a quick $300,000 for Nixon's campaign, according to secret Senate testimony. I). Paul Adagia, former executive director of Dairymen, Inc., said officials of two sister dairy cooperatives asked him for the money in a pre-dawn airport meeting March 24, 1971. Alagia said lie refused the reiuest on grounds his cooperative didn't have the money, but his group did give $25,000 to Nixon later the same day. The I .__. ' ., Senate Hears How Nixon Got M iracles '4 I would like to comment one How many fellow Americans we of ou Titers, John Cherwa, realize that in many ways For the excellent Job he has done By DON OAKLEY are losing our Freedom here m covering Lyman athletic ) The Herald Services this great country America events this year. Mr. Cherwa •. Every week is National regular regimen of work to the I and many others love :, has faithfully covered every Foreign affairs is the one , Something-or-Other Week", but men who come for help. much. that Lyman has par. sport bright light amid the gloom we note with special enNationally, there are over 100 % ticipated in, from cross country surrounding the Nixon adthusiasm that this week-May of the centers, and ap. .. ..At a short time ago Just to golf. ministration. '.., 13.19. 1974- is National proximately 70,000 men are at appeared e John Grady Remembering the old days It is the one area th w Salvation Army Week and enrolled In the rehabilitation not Sanford Civic Center and gave when Lymar. was lucky to get President can point to-as, take this opportunity to salute jogram based on spiritual on its name in the Herald, I was surprisingly, he had done again a very educational speech the dedicated men and women renewal and self-help through Con- glad to see your paper take and again-and cite posithe our Government, our Conin Salvation Army blue. productive work. I happenings stitution and the .- A of notice of the south end of the and lasting accomplishments: . As part of the week's obMany men achieve sobriety I inAll newspapers today. county, especially our schools. The ending of the Vietnam war, servance, the Salvationists are or better life-adjustment quite Sanford Herald the I, along with many other ,, the bringing home of American, cluding welcoming the public to drop In rapidly. And for those who slip -• . improvement of were notified of his appearance Lyman student, would like to prisoners, the and get acquainted. The or are slow to progress, there is 'i. I ' .. relations with Russia and the and were asked to come and thank Mr. Cherwa for doing his Army's Red Shield is a sign of continued pa tient guidance and `-11 puncturing of the Chinese cover his speech. Apparently job and doing it well. hope throughout our country always-another chance. the media just doesn't seem to David Nelson bamboo curtain, and a symbol of steadfast, Normal hours of work are -' the truth to the So well has the Nixon ad- want to bring compassionate action. The assigned. But the hours of I ministration identified itself people. It would make sense Salvation Army is more than a leisure are just as carefully with innovation and that when we lose our freedoms Editor ready, practical help for the planned, as most of the men in Foreign affairs that the newspaper will be the The Herald achievement desperate it s an have not been able to manage il first it :ip[wnS to In the Sanford, Fla, tILt cV1' iXt )lll)eS w ho org flhZiflon de ocd to suving Uitr lives. . -, ---- . 4 . . _. \\ "qJ0 urge the President's Socialist-Communist plan they worthwhile activities for people The Army's Social Service -* intend to take over the free Dear Sir: resignation or impeachment for of all ages. Centers often find jobs for (Perhaps they already The De ltona Fire District other reasons generally give press. We have appreciated The "graduates" when they are Commission wishes to thank the have') I i 1 him high marks in this Salvatiurl Army for many ready to leave. Although the Fire Departments of DeLand. 4 years. This is a good time- record of successful, lasting Orange City, Spring Deliary, A news article on the 24th of Unfortunately, like many National Sclvation Army rehabilitation is by no means Lake Helen, kes, Osteen, I %" 111~ W 1--, claims put Forth by the White April regarding Orange County La find out why, and to perfect, many of the men find cost Lake Mary and three divisions House, cl oser exami na tion the editorial statt-d that the RarI(rnore about one of our themselves able to lead The Advance Man reveals that President Nixon's of a federal research corn- of Forestry Crews From most valuable community ordered, temperate lives, Volusia, Orange and Lake record in the foreign field does mittee would not cost resources. From its foundation In the Counties. Also the Deltona not quite live up to its billings, Orange County taxpayers The Salvation Army offers London slums of 1%5, The Corporation, Brown Lawn The most important of all the anything, that the Federal help for today-and hope for Salvation Army has always claims is that Richard Nixon Government would pay for this. Spraying Co., The Woman's tomorrow-to people society followed the principle th at i Auxiliartes and all others for ended the Vietnam war. To do how stupid does he think has given up on. The hard preaching the Gospel of so, however, took him Four American people are' It Is most their assistance In curtailing cases-alcoholics: rnei whose salvation and Improving the )earsar'd the expenditure ofas discouraging to read such the forest fire in Deltona and lives are an un br oken record of human social condition are many lives and as much commentaries from the media, Enterprise on April 25. failure; those who are un- inseparable objectives. Led and Without their aid the damage i treasure as in his predecessor's mostly because they can't wanted and know it. sustained by the Holy Spirit, the possibly believe the people to the woods and homes would three years. The Army's recipe for suc- Salvationist directs ingenuity, If this is "ending the war," believe such comments. As the have been much more excess in helping the rejected energy and love to human Nixon can be made depends, as hitherto steady retreat of House By W11111AM A. RUSHER ) the Wen the U.S. Congress should saying goes you can fool some temisive. includes lots of trust, friend- needs. Although The Salvation one might expect, on the in. Republicans before The Herald Services We are very fortunate to have shi p, and sincere interest, plus Army is a Christian movement clinations of the person pressures for impeachment is be credited with ending World of the people some of the time a ' practical necessities such as with the primary purpose of The transcripts of the Nixon assessing the evidence. James slowing, and may shortly halt. War H when it declared war on but cannot fool all of the people a mutual agreement with neighboring fire departments. all of the time. good food, a decent place to leading SOUlS to God, its skilled tapes have now been available St. Clair, the President's able If it does, there will, quite the AXIS 08 Dec. 8, 1941. Actually, all that is ended in live, work therapy, spiritual help is available to all in need, for over a week, and it is counsel, has of course prac- simply, be no Impeachment. Leroy Roth, What has unquestionably Vietnam is American combat We have just you, the media, counseling, medical care and without regard to religious possible to reach a few ten- tically memorized the tranChairrim persuasion. recreation, tative conclusions about them. scrlpls, and heisconvinced that damaged Mr. Nixon more, in troop involvement. The war to bring the true story to the Deltona Fire District The big red Salvation Army goes on, and while Vietnam people of this great Country. We National Salvation Army To do so it is not, fortunately, no such case can be spelled out Corn ission truck that calls in the neigh- Week is an opportunity for all necessary for every concerned of them. Various Democraticthe public estimation, than any veterans are given shrill, feel that America and its evidence In the transcripts of to South freedom loving people come borhood to pick up unwanted Christians to thank God for The American to personally wade congressmen and liberal technically criminal behavior. American military aid Vietnam continues to the tune first above all other countries, Editor • furniture or clothing plays an Salvation Army. The Influence through all 1,300 pages. columnists predictably take a is the general flavor of of more than $1 billion a year. even above our Federal The Sanford Herald Important part in the work of of these dedicated men and We may conveniently rely much graver view, private Nixon they convey. InThe Vietnam war is "over" Government because it is now Sanford, the Army's Men's Social Ser- women-their spiritual and here on what lawyers call "the But If the evidence of Fla. the his speech announcing the only because we no longer pay taking away our rights wider vice Centers. The donated humanitarian ideals-Is a adversary process," which Is transcripts Is as essentially decision to make the IranNixon n- any attention to U. the constitution that our Dear Sir: items are reconditioned and blessing to this and every merely a fancy way of saying ambiguous as now appears, scripts public, Mr. As for the breakthroughs in forefathers worked so hard to sold at thrift shops-giving community, a worldwide force that if, In any dispute, there is that fact alone may spare Mr. dicated The editorial May 2 'Poison that be knew they would useful employment and a for good. anything damaging to one Nixon impeachment by the come as a shock to many relations with Russia and write using prayer and good ole by Air A Stupid Idea" was an common sense to formulate. excellent presentation of the party, you can count on tle House, let alone conviction by people, and they plainly have. It China, the focnter were the You could play a great part in fac ts. e Senate. other party to point it out. th Forthe na t ural is quite extraordinary how beneficiaries of a bargain getting back under conI would like to add that this With that in mind, it is safe to impulse of House Republicans, many Americans seem to think wheat deal in which American stitutional government by lire ant poison problem exactly canclude that there is nothing in fortified by the dicx31Uon of that presidents, talking off the farmers lost tens of millions of researching and telling the fits the parameters laid down 111 the transcripts that would in- their constituents, will be to record to their aides, always dollars in potential earnings spire Henry Petersen to brea)' adopt a non-incriminating sound like the late Edward and whose adverse reper. tru th a bout some of the laws by President Lincoln's dictum, coming up in our law making "That the government should Intohisfamouscry, "We've got Interpretatlonofthetranscripts Arnold, the portly movie actor cussions the American processes. Let's take Regional do nothing for the people they him! We've got him cold!" That if there is one, and House who loved presidential roles, e nomy is co still suffering from; Government controlled by a can do f or themselves." 15 to there is no point at Democrats have privately and the latter have made it group of people who dictate to By BRUCE BIOSSAT response was so utterly unI do think which Nixon is recorded as acknowledged for months that But the truth is that abutidantly plain that is they State and County elected amendmentthere should be an The Herald Services sophisticated, after all these saying to an aide, "Don't tell they dare not impeach added to Mr. presidents are just like the rest who will decide howitfar years, that It cast him in the and politicians and set guide lines 11B3227 ... the "Dirty Tricks" hey caught our boys at Nixon by what amoun ts to a of us-only more so, probably, ii t how quickly relations with A sampling upertpoliticai for them to make laws by. blll...maklhg it a misdemeanor ne vote Watergate!" o, "Pay Hunt partyli . In view of th e pressures amid United Sta tes will Improve. judnts suggests that,eo far, Rockefeller Regional Con trol is pushing for for the Executive Department That is why the impeachment which they live. They cuss and whatever you have to, but tell Nelson Rockefeller simply Isn't some demonstrably able, him to keep his mouth shut forces were so panic-stricken connive; they are by turns Rather than being like land use. Land use means or the Legislative Department 1 making the right kind of moves charming, experienced aides, about Waterga the Republicans on the angry, exultant and querulous. Commodore Perry forcing open complete con trol of all land, to propose a ri p-off of the ," or anything when te to advance Win toward the 1P76 They ha ve served him long and like that. I House Judiciary Committee The transcripts reveal, for the door of Japan, President Wet Lands Act. Energycontrol general taxpayer for the benefit Republican presidential well in many ways. But the almost to a man, against example, a Nixon who was Nixon was invited to China which they have proven they of a special interest taxpayer. If these transcripts reveal voted, nomination, proof lies In history. Not one of For it is a dirty trick for our His persistent denials of U*m has it* kind of sharply presidential complicity in the the Democratic majority's moodily convinced that he had because the Chinese had have. Phce controls that can be Watergate cover-up, amounting decision to notify Mr. Nixon many enemies. (Where did he decided that it was time to take imposed on anyone anytime. elected representatives, who intent ("Iam nota candidate") tailored talent required to get to otstruction of justice, the that his transcripts were not a ever get that Idea') What a pity out some insurance in the event You name the control, the are suppoced to represent all are widely viewed in the world him enough national coentlon "evidence" must be painfully sufficient response to their we don't have transcripts of of war with Russia. No matter Government has it! taxpayers and not just special of politicians and observers as delegates to win a presidential pieced together out of a passing demand for tape& some in'erests at the expense of the of the saltier con. who had been president in 1972, foolish, The climate of the nomination, Efforts have been made versations Let's stop failing for the other taxpayers. For this is of Harry Truman or unless he was a real blunderer, times, engendered by the Indeed, at lust one or two remark here, an ambiguous reftr'ence there, etc. subsequently to paper over that Lyndon Johnson, or of one of he would have been credited stories the politicians pass what Gov. Askew, Sen. Lane, horrors and deceptions of still cling to the mythical notion Whether by such a prcceu a portentous split; but its Dwight Eisenhower's famous with "bringing China back into around about needing more Secretary of Agriculture and Watergate, doesn't allow for they developed in l9 that verge of convincing case against Mr. existence is a signal that the tantrums, laws to control the people. What Democrats Curtis Peterson and the world community." that brand of silly coyness Rocky was on the the people need is more laws to Phil Lewis are doing. today. breaking open control their Government. That I would say that things are a From the moment of his climactic Miami Beach phase is the way America became a little "a-skew" in Tallahassee resignation as governor of New and defeating Richard Nixon. great rtion, Government of and perhaps there should be an York Last fall. r appraiser of The truth is his campaign that using a complicated stock suggests the cormim's.sion action to protect mitural gas the people, by the people and investigation of monies con. politics has felt that there was year, begun belatedly on April By JACK ANDERSON for the people. tributed to campaigns of those users: scheme to spin off United Gas quickly reverse the deal. anything but self-serving 30, was a fabric oferr or, of halfThe Herald Services involved in this np-off of the 'The spin-off of United appolitical purpose th his creation hearted effort, of misguided WASHINGTON-The Peon. Pipe Line Corp., which serAlready. Lewnes' many P. Ward general taxpayer. Q. of the so-called Commirsion of c.'onceptions. Far from lifting toil company, whose president vices, direetly or indirectly, uiernos point out, the Securities pears to be one final step in a Geneva S. B. (Jim) Crowe Critical Chokes. him up, his Miarr'i Beach us'.- sent *700,000 to Washington in a much of the Eastern United and Exchange Commission has systematic corporate rant by Even if there were sub- dertAifws only underscored comflo.nv olane for the 1972 States. Unless United is in let the scheme go through with Pcnnwil of United's assets, 'f 4 st stantial contrary evidence, it k'.is sweeping failure. Nixon campaign, has slipped a sound financial condition, rates only a disclosure of its"teims. which may result In detriment wouldn't make much difference still go up lucky to not only to United, and services will go Actually, the SEC was but to its In the intervening years. the natural gas bonanza through anyway. Americans are tired of peculiar magic that used to the federal bureaucracy with down. get even that in the face of many consumers," he writes. 'It was the congressional The Pennzoil plan is the pride Pennzoil' s powerful legal commissions setting forth charge a room electrically bew'ikleril!g speed. choices and goals. There Is no when he entered it has slowly intent..to prevent practices The unusual deal has been and joy ol its president, William assault team. hint that this one or any other but surely diminished in force. secretly cnticized in Federal l.iedtke, who collected $700,000 At the SEC. Pennzoil's case such as United and Pennzoil today could serve well as Some would say it is gone. Power Commission documents in cash and negotiable was handled by the prestigious have incestuously utilized." anybody's presidential Law'... You can't pin it to age, though as a potential "disaster," a securities from secret Nixon Baker and BOILS law firm, One Even "standing alone," writes thing platform. Rocky will soon be will "systema tic corporate raid" campaign contributors. He of Baker and Bolts' lawyers Lewnes, the spin-off "may be But these things are only the be 6& at nominating time. He and a probable violation of stuffed it all into a suitcase in working on Filings was Gordona -violation" of Federal power start of Rockefeller's current retains his rigor. What's Fc'tleml regulations Houston and had it flown under t;-h. FPI"s former general regulations problems. More damaging for working against him ti 'it. to "Without doubt, after the It will tap millions from the mover of night to Nixon counsel. At the FTC, chances the long haul is that he really politicians and voters, 1XKkeL3 of !LxLcestires. crna)l headquarters in Washington for action art' atcie in question. spmu4f is complete, United's seems not to have learned much he's just been around too long. I*&5IflCSS11)Cfl and others who But 174000 is chicken feed One FPC co ninussimer, Rush financial position will be onabout presidential nominating PuflingbroughtthatouttnNew depend on natural gas in compared to the figures in. Mood> Jr., was personally paired," the veteran FPC tactica from his past failures. York,andkiUedhisearIIerp tived in by assistant general counsel th, p Pennzoi l natural ampioned for his j ma way u'at cannot be to seek a fifth term asserts. The result "could be IiWi3i i ndica te. Yet. exce pt for l3 deal. In [act, so important Pennzoil 's taedtke. -1:1 ,Jlt\' Tt"\ a&scioseo nere, n..' was put to a C1,tthelcss, FPC lawyer diSastrOUS. -Lawyer, few in IS 11 10 (lie Consumer, that the His smiling face still a gutsy FPC la I, I YII sma ll but important test In this bespeaks the warm-hearted government seem In rare F'PC' s assistant general I,sn'ec, ir' his memos to the What will happen, the .It j 5jfl;C timt ILs (eorge l,cw tie s, uimnnu.ssIoners, urges strong pCmdIt.1s. is that if United does t zi f get financing high interest will I 4 X . ,Irn e its rates tip, " , C_ , • - The Sanford Herald WA-SHINGTON i AP) -More than 500 weather balloons are being sent aloft across much of the nation this weekend to help the space agency check the effectiveness of satellites. The balloons are being relee'sed at three-hour intervals from 8aM). EDT today to 8 a.m. EDT Sunday from po ints in virtually ever) state east of the Rocky Mountains. The National Aeronautics and Space Administration said Friday the purpose is to provide "ground truth" data and comparing it with information provided by four weather satellites. The data will be analyzed at NASA's Marshall Center in Huntsville, Ala. next day. March 25, the administration raised milk price supup ports by 27 cents per hundredweight, adding hundreds of millions of dollars to the income of dairy farmers. Informed sources said that the Senate Watergate cornuiuittee's chief milk-fund investigator, assistant chief counsel David I)orsen, told members of the committee late this week that Alagia's testimony tends to support allegations that milk prices were raised in return For a promise of $2 million In campaign donations from dairymen. Alagia, in a telephone interview, confirmed the account of his testimony and added some details. Dairy I Alagia arrived at the airport in his hometown, Louisville, Ky., about 4 am, the next morning. There to meet him were the top leaders of two other giant dairy co-ops Associated Milk Producers, Inc., and Mid-America Dairymen, Inc. The three dairy co-ops are the nation's largest. — After the dairymen left, President Nixon met with his top aides and ordered milk prices up, the White house has said. It said Nixon knew that some of the men present had promised to give $2 million for his reelection, but denied that this Cash evening, officials of the three big co-ops were back in Washington to attend a Republican fundraising dinner. Nixon's decision to raise prices had not yet been publicly announced. influenced the President's decision to raise prices. On March 23 he and a number of other dairy cooperative officials met at the White house with President Nixon. Milk prices were among the subjects discussed. Sunday, May 12, 1974-5A After the dinner, around midnight of March 24, general manager Harold Nelson of Associated Milk Producers Inc., was asked to reaffirm his $2 million promise to the White House, according to testimony m tiich former Nixon fundraiser Herbert W. Kalmbach reportedly has given to Senate investigators Alagia said the others asked him to give $200,000 to $300,000 to the Nixon campaign. He said he refused. Dairymen Inc., (lid give 125,000 to Nixon later that day. That - • . 'Mr., Er, Uh, President' Kissinger ./ .- - 74 M_ * - Don't Jump "IC) Conclus on Uver Tape Transcr pts Rockefeller Might Have Already Lost ., •,.. e-(-.' $k: 't.-•J.'',•-'--' ,_... J '--. Pennzoil 's Natural Gas Bonanza .;.. -•'• 'L,4 - ;_p .,.. .1- . •#.h..•• t +. .- I ;-, [, ; , 1 BERRY'S WORLD E:? :• -;?;'Jy1'; ::.'; t; I": e - -7 , . '.Ljj1. -, L..-, .-' :-' .-'. :.'--'--'i--'-- 1 t. .-, -- - ~, , — -,. :-?-- -L -'$.'.'I ' _4 -Tv,,- )-- . -- - '1 I -.'t '"-... • 000NESBURY ., . 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The memos then warn the rorrunissioners that "because of this domino effect the spin. off should be Investigated" and at least temporarily frozen to prevent "a gigantic abano.nmment of an ntmre systemim b Pennzoi l, F ootnote: Reached in houston, Liedtke told us there is "absolutely no connection" lxtwe. n his hem to ixon approval of t spin -off which i .• 'i r: ,, .- -r I - 1 1 , - r , ' , R LJ ' IA )S AN(;ELES i Al' And ta're's the latest word (mum Postmaster General Ted Klassen about increased postal rates: They are not necessarily a guarantee of better service for conswmiers, And here's how lie explained it: Housewives don't cxa bigger loaf, just because the price of bread has risen, Klissen Sai(l Frida y . Professional Streakers TRENTON, N.J. (All) Dave Eldridge put an ad in the l.per for someone to do what lots of people have been doing free, and he found lots of people would like a job as a strea ker. It all started when advertising man Fldridgt' decided a fleeing nude would be a lively finishing touch for a dinner to honor his father's 50 years in advertising. Naturally, he advertised: 'STREAKER WANTED — ME; 15 seconds at business anniversary party. Genteel audience. Call 396-8189, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. An Equal Opportunity Empkiyer." The result was some 60 applican ts for the job, which pays $15 for 15 seconds — or about $3,600 an hour. Eldridge said he's been called by a 52-yearold woman Ittlo's "very interested," a college student Who said he might as well get paid for streaking and an employment agency that promised to send over several applicants. Ile will conduct interviews next week with the applicants fully clothed, Eldridge said. He noted that twothirds of the callers were females, MENOMIN.EE, Mich. ( All) — When the Menominee Emergency Rescue Squad offered to demonstrate lifesaving techniques at Menominee High School, the students didn't think they'd take it so seriously. But they had to. One of the four mnenibers of the rescue squad, 51-yearold James Butler of Menominee, suffered a heart attack title lecturing In the 42 students on how to help a coronary victim. His three rescue squad companions gave him emergency treatment on the high school stage before taking hi m to a hospital. Butler as later reported in gMd condition. WORLD ___ illS by ' - , do anything i'sOIent or I'll slug you" niet again with Israeli Premier -- A 19-year-old self-styled be "destroyed" an American tourist because he was "an angel of the devil.'' raking the stand for two hours Friday in the trial's third 'lay, Michiah Shobek of Milwaukee, Wis., told a Bahamas Supreme Court jury that he was divinely directed to kill N' Jersey accountant Ir vin Bernstein, 41, last Jan. 17. Mozambique Murders IA IN LION ( All) — Dutch Roman Catholic missionaries charged in a diary published in British newspapers today that Portuguese troops in Mozanubique massacred 113 Af ri c ans and buried them In a mass grave. were ma de by five missionaries, known as ho man the sit-red Hearts mis.sion at theis, ía tia' I 'IpLUS Inhamunga, about 120 miles north of the port of Beira in the Portuguese colony where a guerrilla war has raged for the last decade. i'tit' charges ' The missionaries said they closed the ii iissiomu doI n in March. Their accowil of the a lleged iii,. ssat res as &m.n Lu intl iii it diary published by the Tiuimea and the Guardian. ' Prodigy Checks Spassky A 23-yearold ltusian chess prodigy, MOSCOW I AP Anatoly Karpov, has eliminated Boris Spossky with unexpected ease from the world challengers' competition Karpov defeated Spassky in 11w 11th game in the series Friday to win the series 4-1. fie meets another Russian, Viktnr K9rchnoi, in the fall to decide who will meet world ctuampion Bobby Fischer in 1975. Spassky was considered the favorite wh,,n hue series started, and be took the first game. But Karpov, rated Russia's best player last year gut the needed four victories with tint' matches to spare in the 24,anue series. Observers compared Karpnv's achievement with Fisc!ues when the American crushed Spassky to win the world title in 1972. — '. ..--, - • - -. ______ I -'.- - • . •, - — , - -.• --,- -- , V ft. "' - , - - - J . 1 . I- If '' Z "' I- - _ - WESTLAND, Mich. (Ap)_ to people is measured just as a Anyone can talk to a plant but human's reaction to questions , ian government, The Israeli newspaper Maanv reported that President Nixon had sent Mrs. Meir three messages during Kissinger's tr ip urging Israeli cooperation and flexibility in the negotiations. Maarlli said the last message also implied a threat possibly involving withholding American arms — if Jerusalem refuses to yield enough for a disengagement pact. Mrs. Meir's office declined comnmum?nt, but other sources said the report appeared correct. — days miserable1 Install a famous Carrier Central Air Conditioning System Will Your Plant Answer? f - 7 -' not everyone will get an an. in a lie detector test. swer, says -of all people a Kuryliw said a philodendron man who gives lie detector borrowed from a nearby fortests. ist's shop was left alone in a Detective Adam Kuryliw, sunny s pot and the need le on th' who operates a polygraph, or lie polygraph machine barely detector, for the Wayne County moved. But when the plant was Sheriff's Department, says pinched or hit, the needle went plants are so sensitive they crazy, reacting as if it were react when a human even recordi ng a human in pain. thinks about cutting or burning The philodendron was so sen-them, sitive to human communication Kuryliw, 51, of nearby Gar. it reacted wildly when a person den City, uses a lie detector to nearby consciously thought demonstrate his point. He at. about harming it, Km.tryliw said. taches the part of the machine Whatever the reaion, normally used to measure "the Kuryliw said he has found "a lot sweat on a person's hand" to of people think plants can the leaf of a plant. minnitinicate." Plants give off water through Uier leaves, but Kuryliw says the amount varies and th is, he said, is where plants' reaction , — w . -- , .' There were signs, however, indicating that positions might have bent enough to permit some sort of accord bef or e Kissinger retur ns to Washington, probably in one week. United States officials said Egyptian President Anwar Sidat, who talked with Kissinger For three hours in Cairo Friday, had been in touch with the Syr- •,, - '.- - - • . (' WASHINGTON I AP — Agri- stores have leveled off some, should slow substantially in the culture Secretary Earl L. Butz margins are still higher than April-Ju ne period.' says supermarkets should be normal," he said. And [)r. Gary I.. Seevers, a lowering their but ad. member f the council, said. t0 However, Pr esident Nix on's ntion conomic' prices expect chief economic adviser insay not to ex pect it, vear•" fall" this "Farmers have taken a ma- mhcated that Food prices will -ontlnue to rise the remainder or adjustment • n the bst se% rulweeks. Prjcesof of the year, although at a slower '04-/ f Li .fri" major farm commodities have dropped 20 to 40 per cent since Dr. Herbert Stein, chairman OQ January and February," Butz of the Council of Ecorunic Ad iea ;-.sisc in a statement Friday. 'ms&rs, said, Retail food-price "It is high time that these increases, which accounted for t) lower farm prices show up about one-third of the 12.2 per Don't let lbs year's 19 more fully in lower retail store cent rise in the Consumer Price summer heal and prices While food prices at Index in the first qudrkr , '\ humidity ruin your Y ('4 sleep and make your i • • ,"l%\ tinue to believe that some progress is being made." Ile said - - I Later Kissi nge rsaul: "I con- both sides were making "a deWiled examination" of Israeli • .n Syrian truce . proposa ls, "but we can't talk about an 'uag'reemn reement ." nt." - - -- Kissinger returned to Jerusa- to Saudi Arabia and Egypt and •,,J / . !. but hopeful that progress was War Calms NASSAU, Bahamas Al'i - •- - being made and that there remained a chance for an agreement to stop two months of fighting between Syrian and Israeli troops in the Golan Heights. -.i- ~,-, - American am Israeli ofI wisis appeared Cambodian sngv miter and poet has testified at his murder trial that t~~:, ( , Not So For Supermarkets ' - '• in Damascus on Sunday. TODAY Teenager Admits Killing . 11-- JFUU'AIi M Al') — 'x.cr,. Wry of State Henry A Kissinger met with Israeli leaders to. day, womking out deta ils of a troop disengagement plan for — Life Tester Saved I Farm Prices Are Falling; - Israelis - _____ - Meets With More Doesn't Mean Better ..J '. he - ~ IWI-'F'AI.O, N.Y. i All) Labor Secretary Peter Brennan (lid a fast turnaround after calling Vice President Gerald H. Ford ''the President" in an in1I'4tucttoii at a labo r le;itl€rs lujaheomi. Er,;ih, I mean, the Vice President," Brennan said Friday as the audience began chuckling. Then he added, there will be a lot of talk about that toni'ht It was just a Freudian slip I _110 I - t - - _ _ _1 s - -- ' n ,' : - - . ' UPS AND DOWNS IhI 14. t;a. £ must come down, much to the delight of these brave souls aboard the roller coaster at St. Louis's amusement park "Worlds of i"un." The whirlwind ride is capable of speeds up to 59 feet per second and whisks passengers through a dense jungle-like setting when not whipping them up and down £.m steep inclines CALL US TODAY FOR. FREE ESTIMATE Ph. 322.8321 - - ---.•-,—., '.-.-. Ut-trit SOUTHERN AIR Of Sanford, Inc 100 N. MAPLE AVE. NATO Pol icy May Be Revised LONDON uAI' i — A review of military policy by Britain's Labor government could lead to radical new thinking about defense in the the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, a high political source said today. The source said one plan under study foresees replacement of big standing armies in Europe with national or territorial militias — similar to the American National Guard — backed up by highly mobile American and British strike forces. British authorities have predicted that such a system would be needed if East - West troop reductions in Europe now under discussion in Vienna actually take place. The troop reductions would reduce the size of the standing armies, which NATO considers essential to hold back invaders from the East while tactical nuclear weapons are made ready for use. The Labor government believes Britain is shouldering too much of the European defense burden in comparison with other European allies. The Labor party promised in the campaign before last February's elections to slash defense spending by "hundreds of millions of pounds" a year. For fiscal 1914-1975 the national defense allocation is $8.6 billion. But any major defense cuts remain to be determined in dee tail and discussed with fellow NATO members. The source said Britain is the only European ally contributing PHNOM )'EN}I, Cambodia AI'i — Khmer Rouge insurgents have relaxed pressure on the besieged Longvek garrison north of Phnon' P?nh, possibly to turn their guns on refugee camps built by the United States, Cambodian military sources reported today. Informants said rebel activity has decreased markedly — around i.ong'e, a sevensquare-mile complex 25 miles north of Phnom Penh where CM .1, ('oloiiibia t Al' — A iuiarid and told the hijackers 40,000 civilians have been group of young hijackers who they had two choices'. surrensurrounded since March commandeered a Colombian den or go on to Cuba. The command said newly held a gun to the pilot's reinforced government troops plane "These own have., gun to nii N. retook many positions in the head today and demanded the pilot, Hodrigo area (luring the night, 1)111 the $300,000 ransom for the release head," said from the plane sourcts said this was because of 81 passengers and six crew on the runwayat the Call airsonic rebel troops had been re-- mttemnbers. port. "They are becoming very JX)stCd in the Kompong l'horn 'Flier said the money should nervous." region 90 mumiles north of the i.e delivered by a man in a The captain told the control capital. bathing suit to ensure he was tower that the hijackers "(10 not Reports reaching Phnom ur,armed Isant to go to Cuba and Penh said their new objective But the Colombian prsl- sometimes grow impatient and might be a group of refugee (lent's office said it would not order me to 1W without a fixed camps, financed by the U.S. Agency for International negotiate under pressure, re- destination, but I won't risk fused to meet the ransom de- taking off at random." Development. South of the capital, the sources said, a rebel drive against Route 4, Phnom Penh's I. E main land route to the sea, gained ground with the fall of the eighth government outpost n a week. On the southwestern coast, near the Gulf of Thailand port of Kompong Som, insurgent FURNITURE forces overran an outpost at Tavoy, about 90 miles frnm SALES ' Phnoun Penh, and about 300 defenders were reported missing, CASSELBERRY Y. 17-92 military sources sai d. warships to the defense of the North Atlantic, and also is making a substantial contribution to the defense of the Mediterranean. And the source also said that Britain and West Germany are the only European allies contributing men and arms to the defense of NATO's central and northern commands. "There simply will have to be reductions," the source said. "If we go on as we are now, by 1980 Britain will be poorer per capita than Italy and yet we are contributing more of our gross national product proportionately than the prosperous West Germans." The government is scrutinizing all of its military conu mmiitments around the globe. Colombian Airliner Hijacked - HONDA o range oun y .,., . 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F L OR . - --,- "I., _-_ ,--1-?~-4_,...;t_. . - I —, . =_ , __ 1 __ - - .- - ______ —- — - -- , I - I - 1, mpe ing d'o I I I DA he cer intended to pIgeoIoie TAI.I.AHASSEE, Fla. !9 angw1r!uppo p!nTo!uous d9 in return or with him, Guy Spicola, 1)-Tampa and favorable aid in his upcoming Spicola said. the Senate for his Senate race, the oil spill . Barron, a Panama City what committee assignments approval of a bill allowing Wachairman of the House Envi- state Senate race. Spicola 1 as Siulu that he plans . Democrat, But in a letter to ronmental Protection cornBarron, D. told newsmen that he would get if elected and ter distribution authority for loto run for the seat being va— both House wanted a House water bill cal governments. a continuing mittee, has denied that he Panatim City, Spicola said he cated by Senate President Pro two legislators threatened to hold the Senate had never told anyone in the Mellibers whom he refused to passed the same day theoil spill controversy In the Tampa-St. Tem Louis de la Parte, D-TamPetersburg-PaSCO County area. legislature that the oil-spill bill 0 I-spill bill hostage. identify — had told him Spicola bill got out of his committee. '~ _. spicola said he thought the II Senate prcsident-designate would be held up by his com. "I wish he'd come down and was holding the oil spill bill Dempsey Barron told newsmen mittee tell me because I have some spill bill was scheduled0 Spicola denied making the re hostage "Not only would such an act marks but said they may have Barron said he was told that specific instructions for him," heard in his committee next Friday of reports that Spicola Boat Nets Corpse week but It depended on was holding back the Sena te's On my part be wrong, but pee- been made by someone who Spicola wanted to know w ha t Barron said. JACKSONV!1.1.E, Fla. (AP) — Poli ce say a body "If that's true, he better pray er a bill to repeal t1 B,g caught in a shrimp trawler's net had been buried at se he doesn't win that race for the press buffer zone V.011Id be nivre than four months ago. Senate," Barrcn said when heard. Detective Lester Nrimenter said an autopsy showed asked what instructions he --There are some people who don't want me to get elected to 0 that the body had been embalmed. would give. Police checked funeral homes Friday and funeral Barron's remarks came after the Senate who very likely TALLAHA SEE, F Fla. mAP knoV.kdged there were some reeted Ellison to cooperate continue to assist in an ex- newsmen asked him about re- could have gi ven Senator Bardirector George Ii lleV.ell Jr said his mortuar) per — Auditor General Ernest Elli- unusual aspects in his coopera. after the panel asked for a spe- panded probe. formed tile burialat-sea Imst December, Parmenter said. ports that the House was sitting ron that inessage in hopes of son may be going beyond his lion with the probe of alleged cml prosecutor and grand jury lkV.ehl V.ouldn't identify the burieu man getting him angry and jeopard. on the oil spill bill Ellison re,cently completed an statutory duties by assisting a corruption in state government. investigation of former Educa. "it was the only one we have done in many years, but Spicola said he never in. izing my chances," Spicola special prosecutor, some state "There is a fundamental con- tion Commissioner Floyd audit of O'Malley's office and tended or even told anyone that said. buriats are not that infrequent with other funeral has been photostating copies of Senators say. stitutional question involved Christian. ll banking records of the office of Six senators met for more here and I hope the Legislative Ellison and the committee Comptroller Fred 0 Dickinson , than an hour Friday to express Auditing Committee staff started the investigation who is under investigation by a their concern about Ellison's sess its position to determine if that resulted in Christian's inU.S. grand jury in Tampa, said legislative agency taking part what is being done is auditing dictinent on 19 counts of bribe. Sen. Alan Trask, D-FortMeade. TALI-AHASSEE,Fla. (AP) — Ali air pollution alert has in prosecution duties which fall and not prosecution." Barron Wheelchair symbol — EstabBy The Associated Press r) oerjur3 and conspiracy. been called off in Pinellas counts but left in effect for under the governor's office lishes auto license tags with told The Times Union Friday, May 10 1971 Sen flobert saunders [). hvi~1'111, I il~ i, 1111I..'bork,ligh County. Stm. [)ellipse)- Barron. Dwheelchair s)inbols for crip.. The House The Jol"t Legi-slative Audit. The grand jur)' askv~i tiLit tile Gainesville, said the auditor Peter Baijet, state pollution control director, partially Panama City, told The Florida ing Committee, chaired by Sen. special prosector, State Ally. general's office had broader pled drivers. SBI28 StolzenBills passed: called off the alert Friday. which had been announced in 'rimes-Union that Ellison ac- George Firestone. D-Miami, di. Edward Austin of Jacksonville. powers than the state attorney. Cockfights - To make it a burg. the two counties4 Thursday due to high levels of ozone in Funds - Requires state misdemeanor to train c-ocks to the air light or keep a cockpit 1113933 agencies to report to state Ozone passed the 100 part per billion parts of air alert treasurer monthly amounts of Poorbaugh. To Senate. lt U, but Pinella.s' les el later dropped to 75. Livestock - To make it a fel- money in clearing accounts and Pollution department spokesman Dick Shelton said the TAII.AIIASSEE, Fla. (AP) Persons who need medicine any plans to sell, a e or ease ony to kill an animal without the revolOng funds. SB64 Sayler. agency would examine Hullsborough a air again today owner's permission. 11132637 Drug advertisements — AlBeginning this fall, disabled would be able to shop around state lands. &t if the. aid should end To lows drug stores to advertise Nelson. Senate Floridians will be able to buy for the best price, he said The law also requires the 1 Ca g Bids require corn prices of prescription durgi auto tags with wheelchair sym The state fuel allocation of IITF stall to hold a hearing if petiUve bids on government SB38 Brantley. TALIXIASSEE, Fla. (AP) bols them. The idea is to bring fice received $73,000 and au- any objections are filed. Gifts to minors - Lowers to agency purchases of stationery help to the driver if hit auto ftrization for 16 more employSponsors said it was aimed at or printing worth more than 18 the age for turning over cusTAIA-AHASSEE, Fla. (AP) - Seventy-five black es under another bill (HB3295) preventing incid-rits such child molesting would be placed breaks down. 1113675 Bodes property willed to mu To Senate mtoeial Ackøw Florida businessmen ha%e formed a state conference of (,o Reubin Askew sinned signed b% under one cl assification and crrcd Lee County in 11 $500 Workmen's compensation G-+T nori, S13245 the National Business Ixague, seeking more state and ille f'nds II froin this punished according to the,de. into kiw Friday a bill creating To allow an injured worker to Hospitals Allows the state local goverrunent contracts for minority businesses. the new tags. Thie measure year's budget and provide for traded away part of the Estero gree of force under a bill a choose his own physician if he to establish a tuberculosis hosMarun Davies of Lakeland, the group's executive Bay Aquatic iresere pr oved by a Se na te committee (SB1Z8), was sponsored by Sen the operation through June 30 es not Ike the doctor pro- pital in Union County. HB290 director, said Friday that the organization grew out of this Chester Stolzenburg, R-Fort Funds for next year are in a The Criminal Justice CornLast week, Askew signed a vided by the employer. HB1140 Hode& week's governor's conference on small business. Minority mittee approved by a 3.2 vote Lauderdale, who said the separate bill. bill requir,ng .aijsnet of S sums, To Senate, Stud horses and asses - Rebusinessmen said at the meeting that they were not given the bill (CS-SB959) that ro- purpose was to point put The office has been operating to personally sign any deeds Housing To transfer aupeals A law allowing castration a fair opportunity to compete for state contracts. vides tough. unilorm penalties need of the handicaped driver on state emergency funds since selling or exchanging state thority for appointing county of stud horses and asses runThe group is part of the National Business League for any forced invasion of an. in breakdown situations. quireederal f government re- Land, also as a result of the Es- housing commissions from the ning at Large. HB12 Rude, founded in 1900 by Booker T. Washington. Askew also signed a law al- the other person's sexual priva cy. its establishment last tero Bay indiedent. governor to county com. Sea turtles -Forbids killing iNticers elected were John Norwood of Tallahassee, The bill, sponsored by ' . . n. lowing drug str,res to advertise year. Askew said that fund had 111131187 Hartnett. To or maiming sea turtles in the chairman; Everee Clark of West Patin Beach. president; I-Merritt Island, prescription drug prices. And asses and stud horses mission. I"i been 4IIIIVU U1. Senate. Neil Williams of Palmetto, vice president; Noble Sissle ocean. CS-11B259 Natural ReSen. Lew Brantley, 1)-Jackrunning loose were would set up'fou c1asslficat1on Jr. of Tampa, secretary; Leroy Sim Jr. of Sarasota. Auto Inspections To end sources Committee. Also signed into law was a bill %hen Askew signed a bill of sexual battery and provide sonvi* wid sponsor of the Forestry - Requires state three degrees of punishment drugstore blil(SB38)conducted (I 1) by the House Natural (1113112) by Rep Arthur Rude, the requirement that pollution control devices must be inregistration for a person to Thp bill defines sexual bat- a survey last year which found Resources Committee, re. R-Pompano Beach, repealing Wry as "the oral anal or va- wide differences in prices for quiring the Internal Improve- an ancient law allowing the ani- spected. 11B2794 Foster. To practice professional forestry Senate. and sets a $Z. registration fee. the same drugs. ment Trust Fund to advertise mals to be castrated. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — Wood-Hopkins Con. ginal penetration by or Drivers - To allow '.ems I 131364 Huh. tractiitg Co. of Jacksonville has submitted an apparent with the sexual organ of anoth. under 16 W w ho have low bid of $1.1 million to repair the Qoctawahatchee Bay er; or the anal or vaginal penePublic Lands — Requires the I permit., t Bridge, say spokesmen for the sta te Transportation Italian of another by any other driver education vehicle. Internal Improvement Trust xtortions Department. object, provided however, Fund to advertise any proposal HB3086 F or, if d ToSenate. as The spokesmen said it hoped to award the contract In sexual battery shall not include to sell, lease or exchange public IIJ Senate five days so work can begin June 1. The bridge must be acts done for bona fide medical JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) ta ges relatives of the store 's three were ma de soon after lands. 11B3031 Natiral ReDid not meet. vpento traffic inl5o days and the contract provides a $500purposes," — Eight people have now been managers, the FBI says. April 29 incident in Jackson. Ile Governor a.day bonus if it is open sooner. The bill also would make it arrested and charged with exAgents said three of the ar- viUe. . Gasoline allocation — ProSigned into Seven spans of the bidge on U-S. 331 were kncoked out easier for state attorneys and torting money from &Wount rests were made Friday in Five of the eight have been vides $73,000 for continued op. Satellite Excludes tee; Feb. 2l when a barge smashedthlo it, forcing motorists to law enforcement officers to stores either in Atlanta or in Texas, two were made earlier charged with violating the 5 T" eratlon this year of the state tes and deal with rape by nut allowing Jacksonville by holding as hos- this week in Louisiana and Hobbis Act - which prohibits fuel allocation office. HB3295 sales UIPJ esdent most pr icr sexualactivity of the interference with interstate Holloway. use ta x. SB427 i[ person violated to be introduced commerce - in the March 9 into evide nce in a trial. Atlanta case and seven ha ve re The committee voted to lower ken charged under the same the penalty for forcible interact in the Jacksonville case, i MIAMI ) course with a child under 10 residents of two downtown ho- and 15 at the Senate Hotel were agents said. NEED from death for a person over 18 tels were evacuated early today ordered to gather their belongArresW Friday were ' Mifife in prim. when fire broke out in a row of inge dnd leave their rooim3 after chael Harry Do Of . 22, and The- four degrees of sexual nearby stores. firemen had difficulty con- Robert Lee Wooten 22, in their battery are: 0 The blaze, which began short- troling the blaze. Stay 12 bUy 14 hometown of Corpus Christi, ly after midnight, was declared Lakeview Nursing Center But firemen managed to keep Tex., and Wooten's wife, Janie Sanford Uorm, noon, House of wit.h or injuring the sexual or contained about five hours later the flames away from the Ramircz Wooten, 24, in her Mother's Day Tea and beauty Steak. Vince Lombardi film gans of a child under the age of aft:2r firemen from 23 units m buildings, although the struc- hijille' contest beginning at I p.m., 99 strip, ,,The second Effort.,, town of Houston, Tex., 10. The penalty for a person would be life imprisonment - man said 1. damage, officials said charge W N leaniier. -Second, cornpell1 ng sub WY is Two firefighters suffered mlOfficials said the fire, which May 14 mission by physuciall y harming nor in juries and rere treated at destroyed several stores, was of IntroductIon to A ntiques 6 Arrested Wednesday night in Basic Interior Decorating, 7the victim, using a weapon or . undetermined origin. a Lafayette, La., motel were uueatening to use deadey farce " ' SJC leased, according There was no indication ,. Campus [213, to the spokescall when Patrick henry Donohoo, , of fir r wee The penalty would be life Ui man the residents would be allowed Refugio, Tex and Sherry Call for reservations, prison. Fire officials said about 65 to return to their rooms Casavar, no age or address, -Third, compelling Sanford Pilot Club, I p smon by use of threat or weapon 'i', Lawton Eleme fl a) txt without hannlng the victm business meeting, Flonda State 4. • Stiml registration for kin. Bank lounge. or attacking while the victim is `IliN unconscious or helpless. The fall term, 9 a .m., school penalty would be up to 30 s1ay i-i years Presents, auditorium in Oviedo, Henrietta McCloud, 1413 West Charles Marion Byrd, 21, a Seminole High m prison. Sanford talent show in school birth certificate and urn15th St reported items prisoner and trustee in the -Fcurth, compelling sub Garfield Irwin, Higgins amounting to more than $100 Seminole County Jail was audmtonum to benefit Seminole munuation record Child must mission by use of another kind Sports Complex. Art work and be 5 by Jan. 1, 1975 for kin- of threat, such as extortion or Terrace, reported I= worth of missing from her home, reported miming Friday by technical displays also on dergarten and sax. for first kidna ping. The penalty would clothing missing from 1517 Bell Friday sheriff's deputies He was 'sde Ave., Friday. Richard Harris Magee, exhibit. be up to 15 years in a sening a year's sentence. Edwards Chambers, 1502 122 Carriage Hull Drl%e was j Hod Layer, 43, reported a Y,'est 12th St, reported a car arrested Friday and charged radio valued at $69 missing / battery 'alued at $28 missing with possession of marijuana, from Layer Enterprises Power from his home, Friday. bond is Set at WOW. Center on SR 45, Friday. . Robert E. Burnham, 42, 124 Country Club Drive, reported a County II P ongwoo. shotgun Doris Bacon .aluedat$l00miuiiig BIRTHS SANFORD,FLORIDA Lit William Mardell Allard, 24, from his home, Friday. Toininlye M. Johnson MAV to,1174 Orlando was arrested Friday Boat valued at SW was Daniel A.(*handler William Gilmartin, 18, 520 Mr. & Mrs. Lewis (Loretta) til' 1 and charged with promoting reporUd missing by Joseph Oak Ave., reported a io,-s J0)(V WIIlIaIT1S & 130) 11o), Sanford obscene material Bond was set Nash, 66, Wildmere Avenue, Lovejoy, Deltons bicycle valuedat $120 missing DI!CHARGFS lit Ow, Friday. frOmhlshoneFrmcby Lut,ille If Thatcher Deltona SM'I ORI) I dV.iid II Lux, Deltona Jumta Chais SANFORD TODAY — S . I The Sanford Herald 11 .Th is - L %lAt)t.' ) PAU ' '"i Herald Snkes I - - -- ~~_~ _, 7_7 ~_ - . " - _ _-; _- =--_- . ~_ I-~ i ___~T_ ~__ .-----_ -_ ~Z-~ ~~~ ! -.z_ _, - 7 - - 4, ~ ": - _______ L . M. . _ . _1 ___ I -...-.---! _, - ' 0 __ - _. - = ~~ -- . , -_ --..-. - -_ I _. - _ .. :I _ ~ . . I __ _. 1. 1i - _ W_ - - - . . I -1 I , , . I.— I-,, - . .~ w _. __ 4_1 ~_97z - _. . . - r~. r-- - . .: - ___________________________________ . __ i __ ~- - - . - Sex Crimes ._____ _- - -. - . - .- - .. =. - - - ', -- .:_ ______________________________ - ________________________- ~_'. ~V.J- -Ak' ---------- - -5 _~__ ~ _ ___ _ P____ I - ;4~ I - - - % '~,,- - - __ -_ Y. '-----_ __ I t 41_ . ~ ~_Z __ - . - : - -, - . `-' - __ _______________________________ - k _. - __. .'_, . I _. - . . _. - - -1 . . : ____._~-_:M_ -_---_ __._-__X_ ------ .. __-_f ____ - ' ' .'-_ _.__=:!t:z., ~_- .- __-_- - ____________________________ _______ - - -_- ____ t_n_ _:. , .- . ~ ; , M_ _. - __ _. . . ~_ __ _ - . _9% :_~~-__~ ~~___ ______-_ I__ ____- __..r _ - U ::---.--r--- _ , ____ 4 r - ;,):, — i__ ij,ty '1_T N.I.-fi- -1 j..------ -1 ______ -11"r-'t .1, .rV .. '_( - * - - - - -_-_ - -_- - _____- -___________________________ __________________ ' " L _. r i - -11~I.~ _________ .' -si' —. I I-7-N5 I *A,- - . I N,,~P... I " ,'z~ I V *-,.t-pr~I ._, ' t lkf , , ,-,Q~ '. _ ~== Z_ ; , -*-),,-'_ -, ;; - - g -P --~, I - -- - ; - .'1sr ' -- levr M. Sandlin :1 . Mae 1. Smith James B McClure I orct.i ( int"r Ihatnia A V,i11ianiu Imikired H. Brown Mildred Lynch - ~i~'_.__-_, , - - _ + - - - - , ____ , - " Alton L Gunter ' __ el __' _r__A=7&~- fk,o;.~ , — YvonJ)c Ferguson Martin lathem Minnie E 0Us Wul,hezmna James Sil. lAmpkir. Mary M. Frazier (,k'g-jse A Gray .0 150 Fl ee I I The Herald Ser% ices hi. t t11U.) G M.0fl'is. or ris, Delarid . James H Campbell, take Man Vila Jdxnie5, Fern Park Nannie Frazier, Altamonte Springs Orange my aye , — i Look to ' I - m L SUPER BUDGET 0wroint. 10"I for tmall family. Includes tar,. B RT REAL ESTATE t - L~._Y__ - _;_ - w il ! fl444Ijcu - )~L 5. Jiflftff"f hfr.&,Mm Hazel A, Shaffer. Orange City ____________________ . ____ R.sm bars D. PdZslow, De2aiid I S . ordAsenue homrca, Tiqm / t Use Of yb O i I : - ! ! g4 flf All Sizes ! I &IM.4"CA-4181tasket -_ —_!I For Free Estimate Call 372-6390 SANFORD HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING 7609 S Sanford Ave FOR YOUR HORSE Il student who .c.iw a story out of Playboy magazine in class. ' FRENCH AVE ""MINGTON 663 ,truchoris ~vury givt?n an(i in_, 1.~Itv,,t tif I ,.., IAI.,~.sll)le %,(tlllls says, when a ship is lost, part of PERSONAL _. ...." ., ~ ELE RONIC CALCULATOR THIS W91K . . I .1 I $39.,95 1190,98 stum 133 1. ION$ON Cilium", 11,010A Article oD d vied a - - It- __ .iloj" ~%*a--, Written ill St)-!c of tile ____ -- o jec 0 '*utilization u Playboy at 011edo 11gh.' -1 U After sifting through the facts li p, the board learned that the entire mnagazmn" was ne%er brought into the class The i'i* f! teacher had clipped out a story *1g. she thought had literary JlI \10111(IS merit made copies and brought them to class Oviedo 0 ermtnt,ett (I ttt'irtimtii., to ise er(l Principal Keith Stone pointed members wlio read a coil)out. provided them by Morris. I ' \li 'rn. ended his objection b strongl) requesting "the board take a j.osution on this type of niaterial so a child doesn't read it beca use the teacher does." -' - ._ Morris themu contested the unflumnce such rotedures ,would ha'e on students If a student knows teachers read Plabo then he or she miia be 4 mnfluenced to read it," Morris said adding I tear that once students start reading Playboy the may ne ver go back to reading the (try mater shelves of our libraries." ' Layer said the story' in not oh ucstion was 1 . 0 The board will hear a report stionabk mat erial at the Que stionable next ineeling scheduled for W,-dnesday. ,' -.-- I don t think this article is , fine articles in tile magazine age and students of high schoo l will probably come into orit,mt t iithi tti' iii i' c/lilt out If the ties'. The magazine never 'V story that was clipped out of it " ; ________________ i - - __ / - II 111110 ________ --- - _l_I ___ IF ____ - j _____ _- --__1 ____ I . - - ~ Lif esfyles _ iif '- - _ A Comprehensive Real Estate Guide I — le ~- _____________________ _______________________________________ MOST INFLUENTIAL SENATOR I'At I HI ( I Hi I 'a'minole Juni or College I 'nlifI( il "( l('Il( I major. was I iiusI'n \l()st Intltinti,il "a'nitoi it the ret,euul Model 'er1mte at Slelsol) 1 ,111\ I %vork and cloakriI *arguing persuaded fellow '.t'n,itois II) l' h is It Forebt City Lull -' - is man is wante or questioning concerning the armed robberies of super. el, marletc in ..f'u' centra l nor th ern an .1 d coasta l areas £or riida. Flor i He is described as 5' 11" tall, smooth weight 150-165 lbs complexion dark hair, dark brown eyes, If you have any information concerning this man contact the Pantry Pride So. curity Office 904/384-2587 384-7511 (call collect), Duval County Sheriff's Office, Orlando Police Dept. or your local Police Department. - Community , O% tc,n Went.rSpringt ChuIuoIGtncvâOvsdo.SIjvlj ' %W~ / -!, TE oe,ona1aryE,e,. ( ;. - *u.uIh,ll " 2 611 . I .ill -'-- eorq*ood ( .1 '4 SOLUTION , - I __________ A e ! I ,;~ . Herald Area Correspondents I ' - concerned iind V. t)Ul(l lu prob 10)1 • - in _______ __ a -- - _____________ a; 2019 beell ----- Over 2t au in Lake tA.ry , free iiii flIrSO lot. Just wamn ..r m. have ---="- mar etplace Presented In Lifeityles. Feel secure-Learn all about real $ ate and find r " ents, Published Evtry Sundilly In The Sanford Herald fishermen The story, "Mr. Moyachki," Board Vice Chairman Alan by Je'rr:' Sold, was not Keeth said, "Accordingto the Herald Staff Writer illustrateoi and was not sexuall) experts there are some articles of literary immerit in the ' Well, the Seminole' Counts -_ School Board has heard its ma g azine I don't feel qualified to judge the' literary merit of annual complaint on prurient r MI_-. this stun tInt the critics find material in the classroom literary' merit in many places. I School Supt. William p think the teacher is to be Layer said such complaints co,ne about once a year and are commended for not bringing . tlx- entire magazine into the "almost routine." . r1.,*-r(" ,m " . 8 This year's gripe was registered by Jin) Morris tile 7 I. % I -_____________ _________ Clean, Dry, 1I Cooling For Homes BySIARK WEINTZ les"' Local news coverage flOW apartments, homes, duplexes, gardening and decorating ideas more I unhvtrd ,if thuw bir i (,iin- trace of the 23 meri In thost, man shakedown cruise with four its crew and passengers Just disappeared. never to be heard of again. Fla., on a routine training We're' not sure where we mnally' when an aircraft goes Triangle haven't provided any supernatural explanations for "1 was involved in the search mission and never have neen are. It looks like we're..." and down there will be some clues to the unusual disap- the Triangle, nevertheless for that plane," says Wolfe. "It fi,seen again. Fifteen minutes the transmission ended. The evidence left 1whind of how it pearances. called off a search for tile was frustrating. There was before they were to land, the silence never has been broken. met its fate. The Bermuda Triangle, also charter yacht Saba Bank after nothing, no oil slick, no life commander was contacted by A rescue plane with 13 men on Not so with tile more than known as the "Deadly two %Y#-Tks of fruitless hunting. jackets, nothing, just blank the control tower. Lx~ard flew to the,same general 1,0M ships, aircraft and small Triangle," is a vast area of Vie Ali American airplane flying ocea n." "When a ship or airplane "We're low on fuel and there's area and searched for the boats that have disappeared Atlantic running loosely on a from Puerto Rico to Miami was white water below us," said the missing plane. It, tw), disap. from the area known as tile line from New York to Ber- only 50 miles away from its goes down, there should be ,at commander who Bermuda Triangle. time to send out a then peared without a irate mruuda,tothe Virgin Islands and dtstmnationwhenthepilotasked least relinquished his command, an Wolfe says -17here never has been anv . even shark on to the tip of Florida. . for landing instructions. The Mayday signal," says Wolfe. SEE NOW toft4 At S11109, TERMS - - - - - - - -0 II- En om s i s, anes The control tower recei'.e4l II ir.ey Wolfe said SILt$O Fi Mae K Moss, I4ngwuod I I " M - - - Alv In 1945, five naval aircraft tine more tra nsI nis5 it) n from Wolfe, an authority on una person is found in tile shark. men aboard. The U. S. Coast took off from Fort Lauderddle, the aircraft. solved mysteries, says nor- But the sharks in the Bermuda - I FAMILY ___ s Sea MY s er 11) CAROLYN COlt. DIRECTION? , Frank Mintell. Deltona Genemee Bennett, a y inStoreE REALTOR _~-V - fC,- - - _ -_~ -n2 ,1 7_- ~ Sanford . ___________________ '' - - , tal Notes - - ,. f , ___________ - ii) , ~ - ' ' ce Blotter . I -1 - , - ,~," . ,- A;- ;~,- , s ,, V - V ' . , •' . , - , I 4 - 'A t ______________________________________________________ Sem nole Calendar Coming Events tio CE". _. -~__ -__ -.-___ - _~_1". w- -. x__. -. To - _1 _______ , - - - - • - ory sourc( ---lA~'Zg,_o-§_.&I Corn forts - Disa bled To Get Special Tags 8 Charged -- t'tItir. svst&'iu of milk prolucllun, Cost half a million • Jax Firm To Fix Bridge - Th e .111 ' Black Businessmen Unite - , . - -_--. .- . ... il___ II -1---,''_ _~ _: -__ I ._:kif 1A_ --''-:___ *L 5%7-- All Has - - te C ows ' Put Into '. F)r T L _ Tallahassee Tally Air Pollution Alert '. - ~ --'. -_ - _- _~___ _ ' Y t • * * ___________ ,_ C! ('ytil Guernseys who were r In 1917, Frank moved — 1 much inure calm bout the Snell, Calif bought 25 ad dollars and took neven month-" wholv thing. These light brown 25 heifers from his father-in-law -STOCKTON, Calif. — to buil(l. ; (ows waited their turns just be- and oil $254) laurwhed his own 111 Urbanizing tile cow. T, When the cows get ll.w(I to It. . )-oljq the wash-down area. dairy. Frank remembers ttiat \ otoNothing is the sameanyinore. __ I - 7MJZEIWIA~~ - " It will allow tile twice daily looked tin %kill, amazement and to make ends nicet, fie handle(] I I-. Frank milking ) ~ I 1)1 Of) iii l,(XX) cOV,S At talked to Cd(h other about flow his own t_-__ small herd irba's cows. the herd of present hiorba is onk milking dumimb the new class was, another dairym'm and custom I it They )OO head. *. When it was their turn, the harvested hay r on the side. is 4 four Tht'da) I wa there, was univ (uerri s trooped in with v \ rolling II . ). i i er series of famnil W, " long where the will IOt and P the suond milkin g liii' iti4JUt 150 ft iiiissttps heads high - part n erships followed . ha ve their oem' 11""sle'll beautIt's,'I'lle cows had almost stuck nto their ;~~~ John joined Frank in busintI ~-4 II ...% Under long, roofed buildings ,lot yet got tile hang ii, (if tile new new places confident tile), were . in 1948. Another brother, T ny, AL ~ ~ laid in ,I U-shaPe. Borba's plat' 1~41 --iflLS V. I i'. I out the fullness all the rung places not Oi1if' school v. itt U 'Ibrothers rs tie 1 5tfl1)t their days with their feeding to the ends I . of their passa'e It's miut the saint like it used and (dIlit I as a partner in ilechanized and their comings ways. stopping at the wrong to be," llorb,, told file, "It's 1950. not goings hydraulically Ifldflt stalls getting cros w y in the gonna bett&r I to in, %-I- _q . itilated and their tempera- narrow passageways, backing ~ The Frank Borba dairy oil -400 youngest brother who had come ments, thoughts and urges out, rising up, - iooking for ,I way acres southeast of Stockton, sits over in 1949, had begun working im -_- almost computerized. out and niming their 'clustero arrits a mimost all with the trio while he was still in Even the bulls are nearly Illness iuV.a}S mooing, Ill) 'u \ 'w w vs 'I'I•' v'}u iii tiieh are oV.ned families tugti school lie worked for ' automated Ho ba boxcar-size ... Fr, it the ish . them full-time through '51 dild . bulls await romance in twell finished. tile)- had certain tile Atores. '5" and was taken in as ,I part. branched off Ili 1953 with John dairies and herds anti Frank's In addition to a milking herd specially constructed Pcns Just difficulties finding their way A little Borba family history. ne ' r in 1953. off tile cow barns, staying In Snell and Frank and and Tony's new houses, Iliere m nV out despite tile fact that there Frank Bi-rba was in TIn family operation was to Alvinmov ing Up t' I '1 hi ru w s st in designt d b p trt' don ". -is s tin h tin heifers and th hard wnrfrmn thi. r i'. ttu , . Boi-W, 1111JI.Wif %%riUl the help ' fortunaluly came at ;I time bulls, lie feeds about GOO head (if of The stalls they i ' just )cars later tile family moved had one, first as workers, then a's 61fill Rose of Turlock, is called a (leparted Tony rejoined Frank and when tile men were so tired Herfords for beef in new barns , were now occupied by back to Terceira Ili the Azores. partners, then, when the Alvin from '61 to '63, then trying to teach the old cows the Polygon barn. It's the (,' north of the dairy barns. Also on nly one their sisters. "Cows are just Ills older brother, John, operation was large enough, the branched off again. Alvin new ways tha of its kind in California. &jine of like t they could the place are about 25 wild-eyed txxly returned to the states in 1945 ' partners, would buy cacti other branche(Ioffthlsscelr,usfrank scarcely CflJO) it the Ideas for its construction II ' bulls which run in the Por , "the%, . don't like Frank joined him in '46 and mitand go on their own bringing built his new daily barns. were borrowed from a dairy in Borba at 47 is a man who tuguese bullfights which 0 1 V. or e or a ye .ir at Inc their own children into their F 4ither Valdemiro F agundes enjoys his life his operation is enliven the many Portuguese Washington c Holsteins T'he new barn, which is really Cliurch ~i little different from the weekend Festas held from late area P fluis they did. John and Tony herr, l.s hle.sstii the new average. May into August. S - ' * . Ellison Exceedieng Authon ________________ $500,000 Sunday, May 12, 1914-7A V A reward of $1000.00 will be paid for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person or persons committing these acts of armed robber against Pantry Pride Stores located in Oilando, South Daytona and Jacksonville, Fla. �- - -. ________________________________ Sunday, May 12, 1974-9A The Sanford Herald 1•1 "We had our chances," Bos Boston's starting center Dave ton's Paul Si!as said. "Now it BOSTON (Al') — After ' ttUCC seconds left in the second elected to try his hook stiite ropped r g The 7-foot-2 center, averaging waukee Bucks and the Boston early in the opening period and Celtics find themselves in a one nearly 34 points in the first six hoop cleanly and the Bucks had sat out 14 minutes of the first b1 I#1 I I I I e S U r _________________________________ ed 'in' the Cetics 102101 o u ar paicnteu S) ilOO Snot wits "That hurt us, hurt us bad, I'ps,; - points Havlicek scored nIne of . , , '' - -• ,1.,J,, I .,,S., great game ' - - . - w _J* a - ' - ;- - ? Al' Sports %riter • - 4W - - '-- Possell singled, Pinch runner Baltimore left hander Date second and F an Williams ______ lij ' ' IgIIIII&S but he loses to in lu Its fun winning these kinds I th N II'i r Kline departed and tile Birds cnifice fly by Don Baylor off wi \k N ill'i Baltimore scored in the third L1 - I d much rather win 10-1" 7 2, the Detroit Tigers edged over nine innings and watched Oakland Athletics defeated the his former 8oton Iluitis other t'i'io stun ngerindCleseland tied It 113 the zgdinst flit t4r(Lc Afkr sill, )t1ir but tht rain and thi Huths in ilso (dfflC out of ud gaines Ifl a ro and nine of 10 rtlyth(li But Ted Klusze ski kgi ltlI il blazing fast ball and Rogers as pounded for four t battIng coah, told me to iit SOthie distorted ues on pit runs ,inil Else Illis in the fourth bak and the ball ould up hing to uijor kigue hitters inning but the I pos trailing 4 (or flit i1 it did Ri Yanks 7, Brewe and Chris Chambliss con- - ' ,- - -, - 4 -, - - - '- - lie came out of college last kind of an - , V A 'e1tr 'is ith that i ollege seloiity is unnaturil Ruths UI, ho is l redit.s shy to Hon Fairly I)mlg. rs . J'adres $ that tie asn I informed about, SLitt tIis&ituJ the l'iratcs for • - 1k"i Risers irs toe llOiile - • F ti r ttie I'tiiladelphia l'hullies STATE CREW CHAMPION SHIPS ON LAKE MONROE i () t z e( zA I UR ss aft hc pi ( jai titioi SIturdd) moi mug for shools fi oni lAdgue soptituinur' ihion,tl the lii it triri l'lr1ites J 2 F riday ight wIth throughout (lie state participutetl in the fot1r siheduled irlier douhk(J in the tiebneak grounded out The (,iants Cdlflt nili ti 'iii , ilk tin (Intl ip'ii i theseore 3 in the fifth on Da,e Ii in 'h f' I ;i 'i Scarce Only one run w.s off •itions 1(1 se red 1i(l Ruth tr uiitl 4 22 earnt (I run as.crdgc the P,idrt s ' %F11 with re ic the 10th. l.osing pitcher Steve as (ity Rosals '1 and the place in the East Don Money record to through nine innings but was 'texas Rangers 8-7 in 14 innIngs the Brewers who has e dropped se I' ingers Deron Johnson the winmng run I 11nfltl ac ruuiii fl, tkilner for Atlanta and Ii i1) I)n Driesst n fir Pr its other run m I (linals 5, the IAls Angeles a mental midget. People shut in the fourth inning •ff i' in I keep a (ledr mind now Kui \k Mullen also homeretl the stsenth, making it f Isushere the \lontre,il x 8, ite '' ,dter Bonda led off with a singk off Buzz Capra and went t' singks striking out nine and •ilter I(on Icy's singk and a Amos Otis homered for ROJLIS waukee onsesen hltstoesen his 'olthe%litor in way his fifth . 1lk second on an error by Kansas horn r off Detroit LI ' re., I d ifour hitter 1' troulli tied it in duuilid thr - . 'isI ihrerun homer and N()nfl and struck out 1 list 11 outings 1 g run with one out In the ninth for Dulfy tif i t and 1sirn'le or uisianu, ' tt ' dros e in the TIgers 6, Red Sox S 12 s Ink Kline lossered his to diaas 1 in 10 innings Friday league, the New York Yankees iii i!4.J thuiiit1 the (hicago ,. ils IIO%% ARE) SMITH t \kt gitnme a 1, gimmi dli II lfflhI1i a V, gillittil *fl I i'iliiiiit' an N put thun •ill to geUr ttK} sll lit k Huthsui - L' - - F ' Cl S t K -. Ilalicek's basket and sent in entire 58 minutes along with cent and sse shot 35 per cent ill the game 86-86 at the end of furepoer But Abdulabbar flavltcek c Abdul-Jabbar's game-win. , The Bucks forced a sev n't JohnHavlicekhadgis'enBoston shot, but everybody else was e Jerry Grote drnv' inti,ru e P game as a pinch runner in the nipx(I tt Houston AStr(t', "I 'S 1 niyself shaded the Atlanta Br. ss 5-4 the F ii th t 5k si U'1't is \p41\ tory f homer, leading the Mels and ft * s '- of l)rii I i r ' °." WW• '• - (!,!r i!!trutI) - Take State Track Titles A i-CiIOfl - 1 ____ t - ' S p o r tS -- - - •. •, . -. •, - . .. .,. . . " - .......... - . - — - (Herald Photo y 000r9e Haynt THREE ON A BASE A TRIO of Sanford Lassie League softball players come together ___________________________________________ ' - -.-.. .' _________ - . . . . . _____________________________________________________ -e ..i AA i' in, unuay. ivay 'Drie8A II'S t catcher, go for a "too-high" throw. 4I I I r,ri Indy 500 4 '.4 • Qualifying Sf ar ci"I rigs N I iP.edch Sli 13) at Ce 'to? (Coleman I La .ftju% St. PtitaØ'ia Montreal Chicago Plew York Pttt'urgn W I. Pci. GB 18 13 IS II 317 1 Ii II I' it II 410 3 17 17 414 , 9 I? ' Hutton ' an Fran 19 17 .ss 17 51* 3 17 413 S 14 19 424 Ii Sari Dego New San Francisco S. Atlanta i. i 3.Psttsburgl'i 2 LCi.Aneles 7. San D.ego S San C i.uuuuuu ?le.'i By The Associated Press NATIONAL LEAGUE RATTId( (6Sat tR!- RSmith, i 1 '.'L. J4 GrOss. '1 i RtJ?'lSflrock SIL 29 Bo F. 25. Ceden,, Htn. 21. RUNS BATTED $P4-k Smith, Garvey, LA, 26. Cedeno. StL42.Ga'IAH. .Q,Mddoi,SF Iftradey 3 3) Engines were babied and jNDIANA[J1JS (Al') — (Hciit:mart 7 II began to show F'riday as qualiParsaS City CBusy 43) at fications for U'... Indianapolis a orr'a (Storerran 13I Chicago IX ISa? I I) at Tev as 500-mile race loomed on today's (Clyde 10) N agenda. Suncays Games But the big guns continued to Bd(t"' at Clevelano 2 Checaqo at Teia , Xarsas City at California, 2 DOL'BLES . ,, Svnday' G.mps HC5tri at C ,n(,nnat,, 7 San Francisco at Atlanta New Yk :: St Leus It Montreal Los AI'geles at San O'epo - American Leaqve East W PC KaItin.or Drtro;t 14 13 SI I) 519 1' e arid - B'on --C-.- CaB eight lndyrIces(aL'ther back than the third row in the 33-car Ii 14 SI? 1'. $3 16 .441 3' 10 U 1)3 3" CP,cauo CIiforni 17 53$ 18 Ii .533 - Oak td 14 1$ 43 Mrneso',, C 17 !' 4 17 I' ' Games Lirting for tod s trials and HItS Carew, Mn, i 'aw that become the top spot . )(k Oak LI -A Johnson ''when ti000uy puueu we No. 1 Tea. 4) DOUBLES Rudi.Oak, i. licapy, slip. Unserdrewthe No, I2spot, XC. 9. McRat', XC, I, RJackson, while Rutherford was all the Oak. S. Buf'rouqtii. Ti,, way down at No, 30. position Lacrosse Ployed t)'JML RUt4, 6 PIrltles. . P.Jçkyjri, Oak. 11 Yastnlemsk,, 8 W Horton Del Before Columbus Baftimore 3, Cleveland ,, ;o r Robinson. Cal,6; if'oogt't. Tea. ir;, t4Y -'-:: - .-, .-' b - - -. . 4:-'--'fl - 1- Fls.a"me pj ri,rtt-. CLi¼, -: vc t. l.2crossc is a game of American Indian origin , . ,sions, Cal,foa'n.a 7, )antE C'ty I illpç, =1 -I- ________________________________________ C. - -- flI4r"iOt tCvehIør 1 3) a' Clovefard rererson 20) 4tO" )3 ? XE ' Houston. Armnstront' 28 has had noth He and his wife, Debbie, r . • . but st.rlitlal .. e a i ,rus,,,auon came to town lacking hotel res5flC joining the tour Uiis year. ervations, found Houston molie's made only three checks tels were booked solid and spent in m,lrn- ,.,. • . , s'u.fl , ,i . . esen.., ai.0 The Nets started slowly and first ABA title The result left While his teammates cele the capacity N *ssau Coliseum led by only two points at half •. see, who took the 100 In 10.2 and (4aeo .,sami ilitary mon Deaf 27. We*aPltchka II. - 1, Joi Neal, Sowh Br6nlord IS. Mount Da Bible 15, Long Jump the 220 in 22.8. , ,, MOo.eItav,nI, Lafayette M*y 11 Be3nto Fort Car Another double winner in abel he 6. Pa,tto 3, Mia m; iia Class AA was Bob Bradley of lrveqrpst, 1. Chanclec, Orlando Chr'sIin 1. Sneads 4. Colonial Cl'r,an I _h!!., , ' i. -' . - - - -.:';-?'' -. -. . V4 V . . . - -, , J - 'r -'v... ,' 4 , ,$ . M ' - -.. . . -.- '' . - - - I , - , ' r-' - -s ' -- •'. . .' •, . ..,-' •''i;'. "m1i;- .a .,' :;- --, - • p _'' '•' - , - _____ s. . q.. - . ( '' ' ' ' "' '.' K • - .-. 4 .'. W *-s3 - , ' ii -' - t. ! " " ." s',-. - - ;' •i --, ii -. . - . . . -- ' .- . " • 5- .. , - - . - - "'a "• -' * ';t -" the match, lie s the greatest Ontario arid Uew York before triumph over Stan Smith, Ingemar Joluirrnson, said a Swedish JournalIst. coholder with Jitnhi3y (I to make sure he touthes home plate wIth his shoe during the hankers 87 victory over Goodyear. 'I _____ _____ " ,,,•I,I_, 1 .7 ii'i i'"" -' ' • - - IIIiU - ic.. - itff'&. .' f- " -- -- ,. ' ,.:f ,,.'2 -. 0 5 f' ..r_' . -,' .... .. "' - -- '. j,C,4 - .'. ,, Unexpected ccnn ..UUli - -1 •'?•iI F nida', mu 'lit s gime drew Id ..#0 fans to the Orange Bowl iIinot 6 000 mm r' th.iii I as ' ° 1 ;ear F erna'3do I'intn iii I dC i i,ebound st ssuL'i JO minutes Vojin j r-a I.azart il knocked in }'i.h with 3-i minutes expired j - I 21 loss, but the \orth American ii 111 Souer Leagut teatti ian boast I P ' '' . - - ..! .:"•' -. ' ii ' - s ... - - -. - - ' ':-. - BIG SELECTION LEVIS Pre.Shrunk Denim Bell Bottoms Also Corduroy Belir - MANUEL (Herald Photo Br George Hayes) JACOBSON RIGHT OFF HER BAT DEPARTMENT STORE 213 E. FIRST ST. Ph. 322.4712 LAS-SI E LEA(;t'Efts hat provides the punch for a base hit despite riot seeing the ball hit the hat. I iUJ - PHILADEI.PHIA (Al') — "We'll bring the booze and you bring the Cup," reads a sign hanging over flue balcony at the Spectrum, home of the Philadelphia Flyers. Theunderdog Flyers came home Friday tied 1-1 with the mighty' Boston Bruins, and convinced they'll deliver the Stsnley Cup In the best-of-seven National hockey League final series. "We work and we work and never give up," said defenseman Andre Dupont. "We're gonna' beat this team." Flyers' Coach Fred Shero said his team convinced him in the two Boston games that it would become the first expansion team to win the Cup. "1 must admit I had my doubts that we could beat Boston," Shero said before a workout. "I wasn't sure we cou!d win, [hit those first lw- u gaines gave my kids a big lift, and I think it took something out of Boston. They're not that cocky." No one argues that Boston has more talent than Philadelphia. So do the New York [(angers and the Chicago Black Hawks. But the' Flyers beat the Black hawks for the %Vest [)isision title, and eliminated the Rangers in the playoff semifinals, how did they do it? "This teiin has so much courage it's unbelievable," says Shero, "They help each other out all the time—on the ice and off. That's how we've won. There is no way that we're better than Chicago or New York... I've played with and coached teams where the players didn't even talk to each other," Now the Flyers are home for Game 3 Sunday and Game 4 on Tuesday'. They'll have the advantage of that raving sellout Crowd of 17,000, The Flyers haven't lost a playoff game at home this year. Turf Club Entries I Itt RACE-IM -SSS. Pace I ",rret tlrdqe F SZCly Pellare Lee J Bavena.s I "colt FIshon 1. UdelI THy Will ft Pegur Itopphpsretcpieq C) Sheldon Jmn,y Jo Adon S Spriggs Redeemable , Adams P Lastiley '.11 Mitsy Dale K Mu,tZ F I Ecides Son A Maritegr,i in Atlanta • Despite Pain ATI.ANTA (Al') — [len Jipduo was a doubtful starter after making a quick trip to the hospit.al earlier in the day' but the Keny'an was operating lt full strength Friday' night as pro track made its debut in the South, The 31-year-old, who owns a farm in his native land, survived some severe stomach pains hours before the International Track Me-ct An Atlanta, to capture both the mile and two-mile runs before an audience of 8,172 in the Omni. Jipcho's race to the hospital brought a diagnosis of a possible hernia but doctors said he could run if it didn't hurt too much, — 2nd RACE- 1M 1600 Pace C I Stt' Art M D'Arnato 7 Xerr'ii Creed 1 Doedley Do I Cooley .0 Doug's Dynamite p Bryn B Shot J Huey 6 Valentine (andy T Crank I l'ree-uoe-i Ti ,I A JalPerson Poplar Act' 0 Sheldon 3rd RACE- I M p,, c 'P" WI K Ncvi t'.I0t Up. I Raii i M's' Lana M HUn ,Malorette na; A Dandri.' 'ence P Lathle-, C ... ' .,' , , '' i. I-,' r SEMINOLE TURF CLUB I 'i ArdenEc e Psr' I 'cIy J 7 Ju-sta FroSt .tt Advanced ( Lic'.i-'cs A (1 Dea,-: .1 P.irins."i' 7th RACE - IM-S7o PaceC-) I Luile iteile 6 7. Sam flenge, R Ner, 5t'.oi Jet A Jasirt' C,ovrrr ('kellee W X,nse, c ltrocksOrpgon P Wcrkhe,sc, Caroi,ne(.,i;,,'-, "' - ' rn R.'.Ci • IM Jrtlersor RartOer 7 Caesar Dares I Peoples Cho.(p I Ati.tJal AdISrrs Goose M.rard Pence -, r •' Post Time 7:30 P.M. Monday thru Saturday .'i- 50 WAYS TOWINI QUINICLAS - TMIFICTA% Pt, THL 110 SONANZA Cat, '., t, si, rn. lit r, ii lt,qre , Wly I ,In,n5 Tr't,cla t,ck,t tt,e trcb pI,t 0*95.,''' ________________________ . K - Paver Jr W Wyatt A .IaSpers' " i'' * c'0q,,n" P,l,,t,r'lIi&ila Jr " Oil? •2 Cti.'t'', - - $ .- . . ,,.. hi '' ' £' -• [he MIami ________ ________ _________ 4 . .,...L , - . . -. ,. \ ' j ..- DAI..IAS (Al') — Hjorn Borg tif the No, I ranking in the was 10 years old, working in his United States. Newcombe, , who won $25,. lather's grocery store outside John 000 for tiaing the best record Stockholm, . when Newcombe won the first of his on the WCT tour, isat the peak three Wimbledon tennis titles in of his game and will be heavily favored in the final Sunday, 1967 "I heard of Newcombe, natu- scheduled at 1 p.m. F.I)T before ralh but iu hero '.as Rod 1..i 'i ndtlondl (NRC) tekision tu n'r,' Rtrg said after finding dienc.e. hinLsetf (ace-to-face with the After beating Smith in a duel veteran Australian in Sunday's of big services and siedgehamnWorld Championship of Tennis ,ier strokes, the Australian . finals, said he had never played the There wil 1': ii,tii..i it 5thke )OU13L' Swede but hal seen mov- usi fur i 'it 1 (if luur) liiii us of flurg s quarter final ousme a diamond ring and $1, ,ivatih at Wimbledon 000worth of clothes (or the win. i . ta some ,1aws , ncr s wife or mother, game" Newcombe said "But iJlLii••t 'qt will be very diffIcult — he seems to have matured and Newcombe &rves hard a.flCI is d I I ' then I the best player in the world," i wint' the 17-year-old Borg said. ' prove that I am the hest Itt the will try ery hard to win " world Borg (ol'owed up bus sensaKodes said he wt:uld have to ii..da Uonal upset over Arthur Ashe ' k U - thi r?'T ; A tril e us a an in , &-i, &- vkt> Jet. os'r Winthledontitleholcler Jan In Sweden, thousands reportKodes of Czer'hoslovakja Friday r:ightbeforea standing- edlysta.edupuntilafter 1a.m. - \. J / I - . W - We'll Bring The Booze, You Bring tCup' Jipcho Doubles - _________ -:. -- -- \1I \Mf Al' - . . - ' _s''" ' q tQI-' i Y ' T UNIONDALE, N.Y. (API — perience. The Nets were the last season—had a difficult named the ABA's Most Valu' The New York Nets' sensation- least-experienced team in the tIme adjusting to each other. able Player. al run to the American Basket- league, averaging 2.7 years of During one stretch, the Nets The Nets snapped out of their ball Association championship ABA experience, while the lost nine games and tumbled early doldrums with a ninewas most unexpect- Stars were the most cx- into last place in the East Dlvi- game winning streak and went ed...especially by their coach, perienced, averaging 5.3 years. sion with a 4-lU record. on to win their first regularKevin Loughery. New York's oldest starter is Then, they began putting it all season East Divislcn title with a 55-29 record, the best in the "I knew we had the talent, but 25-year-old center Billy' Paultz. together. league. I really didn't think it would lie is surrounded by' forwards "We've come a long way Then they beat the Virginia happen this quickly," said the Julius Ervng, 24, and Larry since then," said Taylor. Squires in five games in the swprised Lowjhery, in his first Kenon, 22. and guards Brian J. (Erving), gave us the feeling opening round of the playoffs, season as the Nets' coach. Taylor, 22, and John William. we couldn't lose, that if we kept scored a stunning four-game "They matured so quickly' for '5011, 21. At the beginning of the sea- it close the Doctor would come sweep over the Kentucky Cobyoung g'iy' son ttie club, under its new through and do his thing." nels in the semifinals and cliThat they did, coach and its abundance of The Doctor did his thing. lie maxed their mnirack' run to the Beating the Utah Stars in the youth and new players—Paultz, won the scoring league's scor- title with their victory' over final series was a crowning Tay'lor and Bill Melchionni ing championship for the see- Utah Friday night in five triumnh -fc-- Ssouth n,.'pr u-pm flip nnit' hr.l,4rt.nrc frrs,r, im.I ctr',iaht 'r.l pdIl$.5, - '"'''"'J ' -• -. . -'-C,, Teenage Tennis Ace - t. - 1 - - ' - FINAL TEAM STANDINGS ',. Run ' a V - Loughery: Title TL r .sa - -, ' iIf I, Jam5 Brown, Avon 1777 3,Si Park. 4:279; 7. Danels, Jasper; 3, PJhokt. 1. lnverneia, S. Inverneit; 1, Phelan, $f, Catholic, 6, Madison, Jefferson, tOlMDu Is? , D'scu - I, Bob ftraley, For? lI'erne, 4. O'DonEd, Pensacola Lauderdale Acwinas. I3'7" (new otholic. S. Damm. t Petersburg Catholic, 6 MIps, Trinity Prep •...,,J . i,, " V But Kenon hit three baskets I' lauderdale Aqunas, 5, Walker. St Catholic, 6. Ducjger, Ha*thorne P','erIbur C6tholIc; 6, Hammock. Mule Relay I. )elferson County Petersburg Catholic; 3, FIt: I and shower party, Kenon hut us had to fight their way into to be up by two at the half," said Paultz, Er-sing and Taylor had ned to catch a plane to Chicago the dressing room playoff \lost Valuable Player one each as the Nets outscored His old teammate at Memphis F rs ing who had only ses en the Stars 17-5 down the stretch State, Buford, was the reason Kenon and guard John Wil points in the first half 'We felt If the Nets hadn't finished the liamson, two rookie starters our defense tn the last two The team defense that Ersing Stars oft Friday night, the two had 23 points and IS points re- minutes of the first half had talked about finilly turned the teams would have been back in spectis'ely. Second year man gIven us the lead and we tide. 'We can't play' better than Utah for a sixth game in their Brian Taylor had 19 and the old decided we had to keep it up in we did," said losing Coach Joe series tonight men of the starting lineup 24- the second half" Mullaney j CI'ar"dler, Orla,do Trinity, 11 3 (new !,uv'ter, 6. Mlii, Orlando Trinity record, old record 114 by John Two MutC 1. J4r,1e% Brown, Avon Lewter, Froltprool, 1973). 3, Park. 9 457. 7, Vaughn, Clewiston, • SfUd%till, Madison., 3, horn, WP'uie.Madtson; ' • , Hi drts Ut& \' NY, 1; Garcia, p' McCray from Mayo in Lafa. HOUSTON (Al') — With spot with tour sophomore Tom yette County. He broke the mile heavy rains washing out the Kite, record with a 4201 clocking scheduled second round of the Friday's !cheduled second and claimed the two mile event Houston Open Golf Tourna- round was wiped out by heavy 113 a time of 10:01. inent, rookie Waily Armstrong rains. The AP winner was James had an extra 24 hours to ncr- Tournament officials Brown of Avon Park, who vously consider his first-ever rtscheduled the 72-hole event to showed a 4:27.9 time in the mile lead. include a single round today and ran the two mile in 9:45.2. But there was one bright spot and a double round of 36 holes The Class AA 100 and 220 in the heavy clouds for Arm- on Sunday. winner was Houston McTear of strong. The forecast called for eonBaker, who ran the 1(X) in 10.1 At least he has a bed to sleep tinued cloudiness with a 20 per secondsand the 220 in 22.5, The in, cent chance of thundershowers A winner was Eddie Davis of Soccer I\Aark - atlon championship oncet'o 1 Glenn 'o reay - Miami LaSalte 6'7" (new record; and Frostproof and capture WINTER HAVEN, Fla (API b Joel Barnt'i 04 ;4(Cr 6S h es ,ere F naP standings n Fiida s Class flalctwui 19?1) 7 flech? Fort Frtpeoof edged past Ge AA high school track mat, won by Ptrc Carroll. 3. Hatrson. Cal $siore. 1, M !mtP, Melbourne rifle 61 to 60 and Monticello ran MOntieIlo Jefferson' S1'ot Put -- Bob Bradley, Forl CatP'olic; S. P 5mith, Jay; 6. • k away 1rom ,. oeersur LaudtrCa Aquinas, S6S'" (new Stud%tiIl. Mêdison arid Campbell, Catholic, 50.31, In Friday record, old recori 555" by DennIs Fnrt Meade Spring mJ rtlay -- I. Mon ght's Class A and AA track MnOdy, mort Meade,196fl. 2. ioNr'ton. Jasper, 3; knowles, tCCIIO Jeffrcvn (Proc'toc, Butler. .1es Orlando Trinity .1 Arvu Miarn Barnes Alcianderl I 51 3 (ties Both the Class and AA LaSalle; S,True, St Petersburg record e, by Jefferson, 1973), 7, rneetsliaddoublewinmrsin the Catholic, 6. Slver, South Sumper. Pat'okee. 3, Pensacola CatholIc; 1, too Dash - Houstgn McPear. Ganejvitle P .1 Yong. S. Jasper; 6, mile and two mile eve'is and Baker. tO I. 2 Butier, Monticello,), Mamt B la also the 1(X) and 220 yard runs. S.chol'tld, PifloIa Cathobc. 1, flO'Hr,jtt Mc Tear, Boker, Madison. 5, Wltiams, The Class A tulle and two 7, Wade. Aiachua Santa Fe. 3. Hart. Ma son, IX y, Dade mile runs were won by Mabry . hit 192.513 miles an hour. Pole favoritc A.J. Foyt, who did a psyche job on the rest of the entries Thursday with a 196.249 m.p.h. clocking, turned dawn the horsepower and hit N 191.205 Friday. reSlt,'. 50. 3 0. I O 333 Sosa. Johnny Rutherford, who won last year's pole position, was 5TPJvEot,T0$ _' " the oni) other driser oer 190 -, v s 'tr Friday, hitting 191.6. AMERICAN LEAGUE Foyt appeared to be in the RATTING 16$ at bats)-- Care*, Mn. 391. R.iackion, Oak. best possible position to win the (,b(i', C. 357 upwards of $l0,(XX) .prize money k 3 . ac son, a, 0 PIrtIles, NY. 70. Rivefi,. Cat. 70. br the fastest qualifier on the Maberry, XC. 70 first day of time trials, .i P4titft Florida's Class AAA and won the discus with a record 163 ijrag fifth day of practke (or the May who lives in Houston, heard of The 67 matched his best '. 26 race. their plight and offered them round as a peo, but he enterWForty-three cars—apparentiy the guest room in his home. tamed no thoughts of keeping — a track record for a single Armstrong gratefully accepted up the pace. •- . ' and shot a live-under-par 67 in day—made it into actio,i on the "I'm just trying to keep ( Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Thursday's opening round, chugging along and maybe ' .. . •.. . . The quick lap of the day was good enough (or a tie for the top make another check, turned in by Bobby Unser, the -. 1%Blndychampandamanwho . C,8rr. Atl, 3. C,eronimo, CI'. t Ci Houston (Griffin 41) R55ell, LA. 3; Bonds, SF, 3 cinrat* (Nelson 17) N HOME RUNS- Wynn, LA. S. Lou'S (Sietn'rt 7 71 a' St Aaron, All, 7; T Perci. Cm, 7, Montreal (Renko I 4) at Garvey, LA. 7 P It b Ii (Mooso I 3) STOLEN BASES' Br(Xk. 5)1, 72. Pt';adeipha (Cartton 23) u Los Angeles (Rat, 71) at S-an Ceder'o, Htn, IS. Loces, LA, IS P'TCHING (3 OeC.t'øns)D'e'go (Corkins 70 or AiIm 13) N — Tucker JasPer 6 Mc Trnutr WINTER HAVEN Fla (Al') Fort Lauderdale Aquinas, %hO . $ - at home plate, one sliding in for the run, and the other two, pitcher and 441 Kenon, on hand after all be in Chicago" the pressure of the playoffs," back on the hot hand of Willie (he New York Nets saw to Kenon obliged his pal with 'ftd Kenon 'But inexperience Wise,wholedallscorerswith3. 9 a little, but not much, I feel fine, although earlier today' and Thursday I had a lot of pain." Jipcho, an Olympian ar4 holder of the 3,000-meter steeplechase world record, trimmed Dave Wattle by five y'artis in the mile arid captured the two-mile by 10 yards over Chuck Laflenz. Other top performances camie from Wyomia Tyus, the Griffith, Ga., native and twotime Olymp1c champion, who tied the women's 60-yard dash record with a 6.5 clocking and hlarringtonnjuckson, the dormer Texiis El Paso star, WhO equaled the men's 60 with a time. 5.8 -. a ' '' ' ' 4th RACE - IM - $700 Pac,CI PCeflp%% W'ck .,SCcl, 2 Buddy Hopi' 0 Itrs,nar I Lady's Adios S Serbes I Br,stles ' '"" T.Wdy' P LastJe 6 Cr,1's Ca"p j *,t,,i 7 (ui- b,r I rsc, , •. , Fea tti Ui DUATLOP I Dru,iori -r'n'kirn'Ck 2k \\\ Two b.1s of woven slacI Two body plus 01 Poty.,tr NOW AS LOW AS - (I Or,, n,%r.( J Pa' i K P;.- , -. ; , A Jazpers ,i iarr,,'- .,' 1 ' )% \ rho popular origlnafequIp,nent replacement tire - F (i1 I, i .' , P • , , - , • Two Fibsrgtass bolts Tw Polpsst.r bodp piles '''.-•' '1 C-2 GOLD SEAL "/8" SPORT c' with *0,000 mile Treadwear Policy' )II1 I(Mt I M Pace DUNLOP ELITE "78" Twin Steel Belt Whitewalls * hays taping ti,, ill , -' , s Vrgsn,aCtiar,n C Ilelirap Jubilee ' Pantri', Pride P Fur - 6IPIRACE IN- 5700 P*CV C-I . ;4,'r;;t You select from the best of thu belieds' Dunlop's Ei!e '7W Steel beltnd or Gold Seal ".'8" Sport Fibelgla bel1ed. Both with wide. ow contour and l'rib tread designed (or long mileage, positive tracti-n, Comptete details avalable at our Store W First "\5t-1t3t01h1 CROBERTS TIRES - JOH'i DICK [V INC Phone 322-')651 �t 1OA—The Sanford Herald Sunday, May 12, 1914 Proposed fishing. House Bill 879, brought vacations around a Bill Endangers Sporty Snooks trip to re.sulents have been taking Bluff Fish ('amp, just returned Vaynt' Brady at the "Fi;hin' acted as host and guide for a - of how the Game and Fish considered to be South of andfi.shingtorhisbrother,J, It The Sanford Herald ICARROLL RIGHTER'S Often Turns Sour by Dose Groue rr'MA I COLLEC1OR... enforce such a law. In other to uncontrolled netting and sale understand why a .....,, uwu of these great sport in danger of becoming extinct - - Contact one nine pounder and another conspit'ous by their absence water Several flounder were landed are now reporting sighting excuses, oountLs. The trend hm'ri' thk 6'i'n n,vt i'nhit'iI ifltlt is kx low," and other ?housekeeper for a man and his think I am In love with him. whk'h I have had ti died rather suddenly, so he NO TOWN, PLEASE gladly. A few months later. he DEAR NO: Now you should two excellent strings of bass strikitit' RP'O (Oct. 22 to Nov. 21) Make the little changes and MONDAY, MAY 13, 1974 . - A fine day and evening to put home more charming. Show which you have made recently ilS w:ell as Improving your B) FRANK NICHOLS he' came to my bedroom and I lwll-ringer• Don't remain jn value the alliance lit t011 t Ih'1icli ibti alvised giving the passengers plenty of bullhead miiirinows for bait, lull l'once Di Leon Inlet O11Le skunked on the snook fishing, that all (lie bridges in the again offern boat spurt, and triggerfish are arid Sue brought in 16 the small North Carolina. state tnough hrirnp 1tnd fish to last t legal length 18 inches. Since Bill 879' ______ can hit that, too Now )oU take this driser I can usual!) hit a high fade & It's not as good as the old one with this one," the young man I sas Oopsthere did that could reall) hit that , ' -— I r '' - - -:' ,, crease harmony. SAGITFARIUS (Nov. 22 ' 14p,w1 ¶y by Larry Lewis to Lt)Tl - • ,- \.. -'" "' Winchester's career is at the .. -- -- •- _____ a* ! , handed. '' It) ,tI A'itFS lht IkraldScrlccs te } %esf C VIii C Iiidi 0 shots Rafael (Calif 1. and )OU know, I as se \orih 4 24 S cur Bu rr went on from tht re, gring shows throughout & JAMFS 1 -— that is e whir1w,I huiw h,, ii.., ..,,, v e I - - g , ._. . prLinanc) "It was a very limited life. sweaty chores, She .'t'.n di1imorxl finesse and make his wisely Carro'I Righter'5 individual cam,' to iii, after you showed As it was South cashed three Use spare time for planning should be sufflcfrni trump SUp ith the singleton king of hearts those creati e skills on a high Carroll Righter Forecast, The distarded down to the singleton people king of diamonds and ace and •. ueCiuvu -i .i -i w est — One eart Ouii was noiaing me singieton ace of B ERIC ROBINS -, gate in case' spell has been 1k . . - / F ,, CPT,i _45 4&Ai ________ ;ç I / ''' / -o ,_--,ç i( I ' FRANK AND ERNEST by Snb Thnvippm WONDERING IF TH ROOF LAl($. ready For sour copy -- IIoIIyood (1ilif 90028 • — C'..m.'u; - UU UNNT 5-SI. T)VAWS by Heimdohl & Stoff.I 'yAK aged 29, is married to a medical, till he is old enough to chemist, decide for himself! "Dr. Crane," she began, "we have a little boy aged four, "Nearby us is a nice little neighborhood church. "It has a Sunday School and ow- boy's pats all go there, so I think It would be nice for him to dO SO, tOO, ' 3.3.3 distribution. The hand was also a laydown since East's king-jack of diamonds were trapped and South was sure of three spades, one heart, three diamonds and five clubs. / , For example, do we wait till toddlers are in high school before we give them vaccinatlon, inoculation and other medical protection that saves the lives of millions of babies? _ ___ WINTHROP Or do we let the children delay till they are teen-agers "But my husband seems before using a toothbrush? soured on religion. Or wearing shoes? "So he says it is an Injustice Or eating with e spoon Into force a child to go to church stead of their lingers? until he is old enough to decide Certainly not, for it is the for himself. oalfgation of good parents to "So I am In a difficult equip their kiddies (or happy position, since I don't want to and successful adjustment to get hse1f set with the aid of some super defense by East. East played his jack of diamonds at trick one. lie didn't this play. 1k knew his partner :i would not lead from an ace acainct a slain Ic rniiul ------. ......-Il - ---•' -• ___________________________ by Dick Cavoll ______________ _____ _____ _________ _________ cause a family feud, yet I feel the adult world Into which they our boy should get some moral will ultimately graduate. training." Moral vaccination Is even IUGICAL more vital than medical, for iI I'-''i .' ':1 iw ,., 4" u' ,''"" iSI.t or Stur e',er a winner of a Gold . ¶ t7' __ CASE A-630: Esther V., vaccination, moral and g md hate a chance to run some of those times again." Jirn's main interest in life is - 2; diamonds, lie led a heart to end A rather conceited expert once said, "Of course, I over- play West and East cashed two bid. Any time I play a notrump tricks. I-I is Son 4A(,n In justice game or slam I figure on South's six notrump call could only be excused for that same reason, He had just 21 what have I really lost? on itr own The F.urts are a meeting some interesting (luring matches ScJE T 1/MA.4/ RETZEt"f . cos hotsold fashioned at one time 'The Star impel, they do not Ari*e, to 1".',ô pu j,r, I.. cted of ou b the queen hold Not" that if he through which to handle iou hold this same hand East ' opens one spade Vt hat do ou do' celebrity tournament in father, is still a kid compared to Monterey he played all (lie way his rivals on the pro tour. withhistrickclubs and shot a 3. He is just 26 years old CO!fl' under-par 69 pared to Kip Memo at 34, Ben lbs repertoire is endless. He Jipcho at 30 and Tom Von \ SHOT.GE '- to Jub 21 Make sure )OU follow )Our progress through with hat )OU have IF YOUR CIIIU) IS BORN agreed itti others Improe of close tie and have more Pass TODAY S QULSTIO'ts Jim Hvun the man isho is s SOTAGE I 'i neded if you make the proper 19) Take the time to improve approach. Think along con. your appearance which is important to you at this parstructive lines. studied a longtime. Then he led backing 0U need from bigwig to big succes A most interesting personalit> here Spiritual a heart to dummy s queen and at this time East came up with one of the VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept 22) trairung is most important for g P01essl0nal circuit he speaks a better race than he runs I didn t make anything" ..FOR SURVIVING TE 7 an make improvement if AURUS (Apr 20 to May hast South I'as.s 2 'T %%h.ii do you do now' went to and had my ranking this year, is older and things she can. Maybe later on. Last year she Won $150,030 in"Ilrienls t'reschool and my family at girls. reaction to this iser than three years ag Itut I can't be giving U iii)' tune prize Iiii)iiey. "I (cel pretty good about it. In Slie' also the Itiosi hen the deniure teen-ager to be in comiuiercjals and Presumabley, though, the lioiiit' fact glamorous looking of the .... l',ui charmed Forest hills. .. very - happy,'' he said. thinj" •.,-.i •. ..... -'tlfl.... I ...... .. LI[(UlI RaSfl I 'a tlrst I thought it would 'Vu wL'n( W uurnamenis leading pros. I'retty and Perhapsbecauseolthatshe's Lastyear the women's world hardened" her. That was the tnYdadandnloniwouldbewith shapely, she wears rainbow- comeasablow,likelosi,lg).our satisfied off-court with the rankings were Margaret Court, only fear tier lather, Junmy Inc an(I I'd play a match and go trim tennis dresses and much job, I guess the records were a She can't match Billie Jean's Jean. Mrs. Court is presently teaching pro, had when she left , ' rlgail %an Bureti, 132 available sources, Don't that need your irninedjate atBeerl3 hIlls, Cal neglect correspondence tention Seek an achiser and e e%en a jack Chris Evert Tougher And Wiser By Dave Rrciccs nr,l T; I tilt JiiIlVt1) ) I ) P other way. I've had lots of then left-handed, then standing Larry saw his snow and golf, luck, or it might have been about 20 inches longer than He may pick up a left-handed promises but nothing ever on one leg, or hitting two balls realized he could do everything Yet gentleman Jim has had Larry worked up his own good. He suffered a broken leg normal, or a mini-club that Is 20 more Olyrnpn appearances handed. Or he can suspend balls Winchester took up golf at 15 on chains or on a high tee md, when his father, Edgar, and a three, dating back to Tokyo in swinging baseball-style, pound friend bought into a golf course. 1964 when he was 17. Then came them to the outer reaches of the His father operated the driving the frustrating runner-up to range. range and that's where Larry Kt'ino at Mexico City in 1968 and How about a "club" that's started messing around with his the tragic fall and failure to qualify for the finals at Munich Thehjerald Sen ices iiiuch energy--sties always improved in every aspect over Outgoing." Chris thin she'sa become While R)lm'sf,ilIe record still speaking out on issues," the 19- recent years and she's inure Hiature with 'ear Of SAN FRANCISCO The new )ear-old blonde said in a recent pliysicall stronger. "I've word travel. But on the court she is tinstands, others have fallen, such The Sports Chris Evert, in a running battle interview. changed mentally, too," she flappable and stony-faced, yet as the half-mile and 1500 with superstar Billie Jean King "I just tiaven't played enough said. "I'm mentally tough now. "Two years ago I would never noticeably polite to people whO meters. Jim claims he Is Ti m e Mac ñ i n e Cdfl I forget it 1 ''V in At Br i de By OS%%ALD JACOBY the crosd for' donations it mature ltyun has done a tur J out in a long, low hook an become a full time trick shot .' golfer would be willing and artist and deelop a show — .-- — -, J ' . ' , j, ,, 4• - • , __ nrid to accent * ,, , r for a tee ci cui -- uC cuwd go for all ., r' '.. ' 'c iilS next periormanee may the mnrhlc.,,tnmmr,'n,.i ,,,1 -' t"-' . . ')•j'' ' •,' ' •. • J.,-i .Z' th.fri • - en be mo 'impossible." He the big-time pro golf tour. _.-_____ . -. .•. •. ____ may pick up a left-handed e -• - •,, - '' "What I need, really, is a -. - %-j-_.. driver, torn It upde down and publity agent or manager to "-'pound a driving range ball 260 set up some shows for me. TRICKY SWIN(EI SIUJWS IllS STtl•'E' yards striaght down the middle "As for the tour, I would need normal shot, so he started A turning point was the time a rinkles of his un lie was 16 State College, Ogden. r 0 Larr) tried the rni,ni tours in resersedhenit rticent and - - - "11ti - . • - i / Problems" You II fee better If r and iniproved In 'veri 'eto- reoI(IhJlder he nrely talked . u er par. - a en,,,i a an eur,rnin, ' . .. f' '' -, ' — - "I could hit the ball off the tee n a cart aroun - .• ' "." c at1caI task you have start d. AND 3EoND ia CALL OF DLJT--iN _-___\ . - suddenly tie CL4SS s E4NED 4 SPECiAL TO SOTAGE E... X 0. I (.OUldn t bear it any longer, A.m ne ose siampe so i asked him why he didn I selfmal 10! to me anymore, and addressed enelope, please. orget it. Abb), ho you contact many friends by about continued for started to act like nothing ever $ 0 Profits. A little social life is fine CAPRICORN (liec 22 to Jan 5 OW Down I orked out a forked support which enabled tIW to //' . . - leg as placed in a east fur months Did it stop his golfing" - I "4•, "You see, I just can't seem to then I d come up and chlll)-dlp He's jokin', ef course, for the ' is one ' finn on a snow slick higha) In , ahead for you there but thapp seven pound tiiss. a - ,, Then he swings it back in the the nickname, he S3)S, because ball Amazingl), e connects -z._'i J This thngtoBiII,t;thatSuehd It was a pleasure this week to 'i - —' powerfulwrlststakeshisstance it' which has the head of a driver bizarre? lie's Larry Winattached to one end chester, a 30-)ear-old pro from Heswmgstt to the left and it Ogden, Utah, who also goes by week. The largest One we heard _•4 '-tk)v _____ ______________ 'se. - Tbe "Snow White 2" out of catt ti of Ii landed 4it lkdfish High Itritige ,ind Orniond big on s are the main bill of LMI oni this seek ith goxJ in Sue tfforts an influx of Charlotte residents known snook fishing area night, piece of cable and a head that ( ____________ -one io sponsor the visitors had exceptionally but local angler lkrkr liuliniari well on drum, sheepshead for alteracoupleolweeks OI ) our T P1 R —' ici v CItca TrlW.W. V Niws $rW., 1K. and friends Val Merritt and represen- 7 KITES!) from the Carroll Rightir Institute .r. Coast and South of Tampa on Suflday, May 12, 1974-1 IA ALLEY OOP 16HOROscOpE Playing House' call Ironi m 01(1 1ain Street Pier fishermen mentioned was nine.anti•a-tialf receive :i tOfftM (Lriflkifl buddy, San. lut mt., 'w" p....II., ,, •,,,,.,a,. , i.,,.,,., fur Ihi. "a IUIIJ Ulh U uUI IUIhL ford's Bill lull. After hearing imlI last sc cek. Merle Keller told of part of (tie Atlantic' coasi stock their freezers, snook per day caught in their game' fighters. nets. .. i By ABIGAIL VAN BLJREN Shrnnping in the Oakhill area aS our inlornuition has it that ithin easy reaeh of Seminole has been in lull s ing over the the ''Word Is Heinu Suread'' ('ounR- ri'iileiits Ic o'tIint' ht lull moon and out of state Back to snook fishing :mgain.- again witti trout, seabass, "hand Pensacola, would allow' corn- Redlish Pass on the Central - -'r- Dear Abby Once again a state then, snook fishing has slowly representalive has introduced a but surely impro'ed, with hill whit'h if ,tccswI j"ruml,I kn _. t ,. i.... iii t..enu-ai r IOriUa 4?. - .• -:- .' - 4 H"mn Iblrnjn$unfrr A - r, A oliiujl A • '. ____________________ -' •;' ' ' : -' • ____________________— '." -DAGWOOD, is listed in the booklet below and promiscuit) are now It means the victim was epidemic in America, Who are the chief vaccinators unduly coerced by dictatorial cers w o ree me riles we in a eists cnic young ______________ CLJTGASS, TM I-lEDGES EJR SCREEN, - - (,, i DIDN'T PROMISE TO DO ALLT'p.iOSE r i MEAIJT IDDOTHEM (ov A PEIQO , -J LAJ'.IP &._ OA 'ç ( UFET1ME) p _) )24LS / football witch doctor' CU \ % I I)(k (L I L ' 1) 11)1 Of all the cities in the world ft I ant new car while anothtr paid $500 necessar') to sacrifice a sheep during a trial heat at Munich in 4G. dressing roomn in case th"se airo it •mnd p iud ikarl', for it Oinar wrote to london reentl) ofkring to cast spells which B,ills suspec tc d of ion effeetI e la) ers and officials - I rgI T0 he ran under 4 IIilflute on!) OflCe Whtn I accept a soccer .mllke iiiust follow instructions "And there are records of froni Los Angeles proves again World Cup finals in June. His iiiyi (, \rtrijnt, 1 wide open i 4' Hnrte 'çut ' nm,' religion down the throats of de'.eloping later, when those ) oungsters minds of . ,,.- '-,/ ' Clerg) men Scout Leaders, - become adults the) strike back plus good parents do likewise -. '.-' t 5 '4'e, I'' j;.4 I \ s-. u4 tr back to back nights, Yet '. "1h b,,th 11 rnmontirt Si 'H, ',Js1r,f (._ iulnnir ,, ' long after their father has been supplement the limited moral Mortr Walker BEETLE BAILEY p. host the 1920 Olympics. Totall) 100 meter dash in a time of 10 5000 afterward England failed been cau,ht setting spells. '-u i, Cs. brtiadjump 200 flit'ters estmatcs omne 'O per cent of isis 'if keted theni during The Germans and Austrians hammer throw, 56 pound the country's leading f'tball are e'onspicieusly uninvited and weight and the 4(X) meter relay clubs hire' witch doctors unrepresented here in the capital with a team anchored by For instance, a goalkeeper medicine men or sootlayers to of their war time enemy The Paddock wt,c let in three easy goals help them win matches . - - - .-. . r ..... '- - , ______ - - -- - . ', . . - . - - , -. r - . - t" Presun' ffl(I I want to ivo that If I dliln t think! could run back to my old times I ' be here. I became a 1 ''' Uk' Mmicrican teamii snituun from Finland, i'aavo potions can bc' eaten, worn, - ,. no tr ,oautepc r w l,tm 14 tin • , finds out that toere is Iiiure to urzni makes has ()i)rnplc throw ii in,u a& ,.d(,t Ot iill, j( six cs Stl' matir ft •Su(ilUui) i. i .. / or left ar' rmjl iilt gdi.ts v'ntend with than the rxxr debut Tlit. I inns stirt heavily There were two bails Whe I or th dressing room ifl (fir' lung races. t'ondittons It s the I' inns of w diced to stop one the Finland sweeps the javelin The American team again OPI)( i C in real ball entered thai' net on throw . ith all thttt inc dalists It it is tht Oly umpic (iatIieS S'siiittiiii b. (ui-i a HLdti h titlier "ide breaking tbc existing world %ittoriou.s n oera11 points, but soccer tunmis will picket the Shariff Omar a Moslem whim record well awdre that a lot of hard sTtadlwfl to present their up- dresses like an Arab Is F ist petition. -, . LU,4ö14 ZTt ten-dc p, . . lA'OIPRS WiriS a gold rimediI by its dominance in international winninj the 400 meter hurdles comwtlticm ' - - field Before the match starts, rLii-rrc ssi1l tnivi tit '.'IIII4JI Jft I '" , ''. • ' k - f,W.tkltl t '"''" I'.MI I - 'i' "f . lbs Ut.ioner of chan'rms to h1p r -- - - , • - . - a ., r 45 - ma I! f pootograph) w is asked about tta ,ounker dist,dlit. runners_Filbert II I)a', t. Wottle and 101) WaIttrcp ' b IS toe new world record hultk r at 1,500 Inc ers and 'Aaltlrop run a string of sub.4 i u:reer (ut iiitnut l,'idoor I$ICS uncludin' .,.-_' - -i i III.11t ! ''''I, .. ii I II 1'1',. III'L.I.' LI)!'! I it' - I I 141't l' .-irz'.ii. 1% ' ' ' ((I \1.uin!), I-hey ',t learned r t be ifrnt,i ,f 'I 11W' -Pfl.,..I ,..,. - --.- .,__..,Iu titiit',' Ryun obsig",'ij, hrjihi iaa i•ai -ia —JI1-IJ IJJJI uIIIJuj IIuMI -- i.utdui1ait- JIUfl IJII..I.JIIIII I wont relate it to Ufl)Ofle . - ' 5 nie1u Iaaaa1g l ' cofield itild it s going mueti better," Ryun says he has a goal this year but he won't tell what it is. .. - - . a,., • ' - recipes tar) Whmilt' snakes the verge of revolt ever since l$r14.rflL1H i Wsnmal, im.1t- d(tc)r whenever the ball aj some of them merel) inof the the team sailed from 'ILW York preached the goal The ball P acr our on a conscried troopship like a snake iri-1 I 'nt ver difficult to get very excited others'doctor' the pitch arid the . 5,8. Princess Matoika. _________ _______ is 1'ho .al alone for the first time and i . ________ ' ; - - , ?'b I1uIl fallacy explains why many own offspring. ' , 0 _____________ [ I _____________________ J,,i ' - JIllliJlJill iiiuiIaauir -___ TE P4"i .S, .'E5fsTh464 ( \ \ENT Z' Tt4E - ",3, - -_r,4 , - Lee Falk and Sy Barry _______________________________________________________ I &CU'SE Mf, 1" 7;.-.--_' r • -. -' k _ ftL ______________ ' - ____ . )I -- 7 4 S '- L '—I., — - -. ____ -, - :'' A I,':'.( - r 'p9, mY 6EEM "C SEA ThE 'A%'E' LC. I c..u9' \' I KQ'I. -- 4;;ErE2 'n4a% \ 'EEP.,,". co 1'fAMlLLJ f\ 1eMcyf. L) MToQ' (Ut1J * THE PHANTOM -. Jill IJlllljJ . li _________ ______________ _jullljl ulll - 'p FIND So send for my booklet The conservative, hard working parents (and grand. "Common Fallacies in Logic," parents) would turn over in enclosing a long stamped, their graves to see their liberal return envelope, plus 25 cents. offspring now squandering (Always write to Dr. Crane in their inherited milli and care of the Sanford Herald, openly attacking the very enclosing a long stamped, system that made their for,addressed envelope and 25 tunes possible. cents to cover typing and It is illogical to say a child printing costs when you send should be kept away from for one of his booklets.i FUNNY BUSINESS o- -- •__ •??e \....f' I - - .4 _ -- �: - . - - 0--__ . I -, T he Stcc - Herc , I . - L 11 lip L;- VT r- ~, if I r I - - _-_ ~ - ~c ..,_- t __ h what does h erald the for do wed ings - . r 1, . I It I . o Id r I y I ; V I S Center Sunday,_May 12, 974 ' Page 16 . I _.... tiiiiiii C I — ____ T -T~M - - _ _._-___~_:___I_W1_________ - _-___7~~,~ _____; .- • E D ric Mr _________ 1 • 111(1 of - son \1r itflflOUfliL - mean i ngfu I, informative a iid helpful 40 N A.r% I I . - tnd Mr / (f indMr arid Mrs Chas - r _______ ing - _ 71 . F _____ _______ 1 ,-- . ... _______ Best man was ibron 1 . r - - -. _______ 0 . 10 M - I . — — iri of bridegroom is the son of Mr Kelle t t of ly 7 Seminole lli'h Schoo l where he 1' uiwh Jean, (I) Rand a ll ( ifl lri\%t1' oii of Mr (,iUArt - - i) .1I /.01 lrnl -— rrisoth f Thebenr chose a o mal length gown of blue t_i q _____________ - - ______ ' ) _~~. double knit featuring , ___ . _- . ~__ Drown - W A - - - matc iris is ' Intli iiuiJli J401 II I .,. - I - ~_~__ - 1. __ -, tn ____________________________________________________ __________________ _____________________ - Rector of En v d--,io -enients ( _ 1 -_:"7--~1 _-_ - ..- ring ceremony was - I ---_~=- - w Officiating clergyman at ____________ ~ _L"~, __ each m 0 I ___ -*.----_, -.___ __ .. , -_ ____-___ -%it - .. ~17_11% *;__w - -_ I _, ,_I N . in Maitland, on May 4, at yellow, pink and green, ith h hat 7p the Cried double ofChatthnoogaandusherswere hither lroy Soper, Scey 011iff, brother of the Holy Cro Episcopal Church, bride, Sam Rudland, David Sa nford. Guitarist and soloist, Lambert, Mart) K ellett. Chris Coez of Winter Park , brother of the bridegroom. and presented a program of nuptial Glenn Young. music Beth Ziegler and turrin Rudiand, flower ' The bride the daughter art re in acron organza Mrs Marcclla S 011iff, San pinafores with yellow trim e E. Ambrose OlhffJkhll Cdr) Smith was ring hearir e. The 1, --.- .— ___________________________________________ rlimrl _ and Gordon Thomas Kellett 11 were identical to those of the exchanged wedding vows in a honor attendant except in color. ' ________ - I 1 V. ____ - . U 1 - I -- ___ I - ........................____________ - - . - , ii. • S W ________ . ra@ w you ? - _______________________ - . . #.- I FF i ) I — . I — — . I ¶ Key Club prcitkiit, Oil the d ecorated / iting trellis (ti(er archway ed with 4k I 4 . (ors ipe Th !ridt grown s mother orc a formal length gown of pink polyester knit and - _____ - I A satin covered kneeling bench ," Z - =-- , . - ___ POM __ — . - I III ,rt ~_ ~j ~4- i 1. - ___________________ - - - . ~ _ - 11~_ sorfs events, complete with pictures. I - it W 1. transactions, legal H tices. deathno an / . I _- Rat ---. - -_ - _- __ iO eep you . - a a f - — - - `M*~_ _______ i&~ 0-- - I = - - , -, — Fr6i__ '- Delivered to your home - - ~- ~ -t-r- Z r~ ~ _; I ~ ~- I Monday through Friday -- - — '- - . - 0*~_ - - - . . too Am Plus Sunday es nel C~11 00!~~ ,01 W-01% " -*.X#%1;A W . - -1 . , - - Per f - , Zz r 115~_ , ~ - --' ____ - - I _r. .. - I z 10 If . ~ _,. - ,fr, -W - _____ - I - ___ T--~i, - Alercorelli O'Brien - -0 01 I 10 11 ' , 44 .10 ' < $ - I -______ • 001 W,Iveo - 0 &l%ige eamers were - seed - — - - Photo BY Bob 0 - 14 ' -.t-' . !I, , . . I ).,\,N I I-11A JEANNE' ERICKSON Engag(-d it) Handall C. Brown Week 1 -__ / r- 4 -- - I - I _ P .~ _______ F~: 1, . Z - VO - 04 ~ ~ _~ ,I s' *0 .. . Ws -W% - ~~ - I ,*I ,e " -_ "I-- ~-_, -;4 jL~y A~l __ -_9 .,.z w. 1 , __• 0 v1A 0 -1 I •--= - - R - - - k,-,1, . -I _ ~00'ro e - -_ V --.&.., - I o 4% _________ - %W ' W,~,Ood - - 41 - -14 - — t organist, presented an ap corsages to complement their daisies with satin dreamers Chattanooga Their ne propriste proam of nupUal ensembles %ith to snding white nicker were of lacy ribbon knit and a large lavender garden residence will be 3704-A baskets of mixed Spring complemented by a corsage of music and sang "Ava Mar." Following the ceremony a hat. Fountain Ave., Chattanooga. flowers, twin antiqued-gold white daisies, pink roses and The bridal couple lit a single reception was held in the Bridesmaids and matrons The bridegroom is a surgical c indelata covered with nittI cartiatlons The groom's candle during the ceremony. Church Social Hall Tables were Monica 0111ff, Jennifer aliance technician and the Spring flowers and to large mother wore a floor length were overlaid with white lace Martin, both sisters of the bride a recent graduate of jade trees. Family pews were gown of row color crepe and .I hi tapers were placed on cloths and decorated with blue bride; Bettye Ziegler, nna Central Adult High School.marked with multicolor satin corsage of white daisies pink each side of the entrance the and whitedaisies and greenery.Young and Shelby Kellett, all Out-of-town guests came ribbon bo s Altar. Floral arrangements or roses and carnations LaKe 0 both champagne and sisters of the groom. Chattanooga and Jacksonville. Given in marriage by tier white daisies, assorted flowers lime sherbet punch, hor d' Mrs. W.H. Sherin.an, gr-in!fitber, the bride wore a formal niotherofthe brilegroom, wore and greenery adorned the oeures finger sandwiches, church length gown fashioned of ifloor length gown of blue oi1t assorted fruits, nub, mints and organza in a full A line and a corsage of white c ir bride, given in inafflage other party fare was served ilhouetti with raised waistline nations by her brother, Kenneth (et style. The fitted bodice and elegant Brooke, wore a fornl length The reception site was the The three-tiered wedding • ardiiil sleeves were made (,arden Club Center of Sanford gown of white satin with lace entirely of imported Alencon Tabltswereoerlaidwithhite bodice, empire waist and long cane was Ice in white and decorated with blue aM white lace The same lace formed a and yellow cloths The punch sleeves. tier Cathedral len Iresh daisies on the two bottom (feel) heinline border that table held two matching crystal veil of scalloped tact trail 4-- irried intoa fuli chapel train. punch bowls with silver ladles. over the white satin of and groom. .Mrs. Dorothy The neckline and cuffs were Nuts and mints were served was secured by a headpiece kliged in organza ruching witha from silver compote-sand tra ys. wfute lace trimmed with white r(,. % of the same ruching acThe three-tiered fountain daisies and 5eed pearls. She cake and pouring were Mrs. Jud ith rooKe Cloud am i vnting tile front of the skirt. A cake. with matching side cakes. ~ carried a cascading bouquet t' ' design of pearls centered (be take table. It as I Savannah, Ga. highlighted the entire bodice. decorated with the- attendants' baby's breath with ribbon streamers. .,-If rved as floating hostess and &1bra with eight yellow tapers. de bythe bride. # - Z_ Miss Theresa LeFils, sister of Miss Susan LeFils, sister of served the cake and pouring the bridegroom, was maid of flowers, C Y were Mrs Helen lane aunt of honor. She wore a formal length bride's book table. overlaid ace tiara cap and with a lace cloth and adorned gown of nay blue crepe e carried an old fLshioned the bride, :in(] Mrs Sharon tescot( white daisy trim empire waist, with a single blue rose in a iscade of daisies roses crystal bud vas,e. Rice bags of p Mrs. Thelmai I,r r daisy headpiete. and carried a bouquet of blue daisies and blue net tied with navy blue I m'hsh i% baby s breath with pale blue ribbon were distributed to the the bridesk table, oerlaid gues \lrs Penny Salerno of with white lace cloth oer ribbon sUeamers '*ford was matron of honor, yellow md adorned will, Bridesmaids were the Misses For traveling, Mrs IF us Shv was attired in a formal single red rose In a bud Jody hates, Connie Pell and chose a red and white checked 'th own of Ductiiict oile Thi gift ble held sil' r Laura Brooke, cousin of the dress with white jacket and -%Ith filled waistline and full tra-b of mullicolor rice b,-Ig,, bride all of Ost een Th white fl couple 'herem1 kirt and deep and bouque of sorted Sprin' gowns of pale blue crepe. left for a wedding trip to New headpieces and flowers were Smyrna Beach and ';tiart' neckline anii or traveling. Mrs Savage designed identical to those of residing at 12171-. ,Magnolia 1, - chose a three-piece beige the honor attendant Ave., Sanford was trimmed with pantswt with matching a groomsinen were Donald tFu1s Sr served his The bride is employed a hitt daisy en.se lace. ttssofles The couple lift for son as best man and usher teller in the Installment Iii ' Otber attendanis were \liss wedding trip to St Auiitii James Dept. of Sanford Atlantic I'egg Hauer. Longwood, and address s tI Lk IAF us brother of the groom itionil Bank and the I britksiiiaid and Mrs Pe ggy 2100*. Jersey St.,Orlarc'm Ash Pell and Mark Pell, all of bridegroom works with his • j* i by 0 r I a n do, The bride is emploeml a Osteen father in the operation of bridesniatron 1 heir gowns bookkeeper bs Holler Mazds Muss Sharon IF its sister of raising ittle and poultr re identical to that of the and the bridegroom by Saags the groom, flower girl, wore a (ariiiing, in Osteen. -: tlurk)r1itttndant except in color. (aasoline untl Equipment (o long white gown with blue daisy Out of town guests ann Mi H r elhw sncl both of Or! indu trim and carried a white wiLker from Savannah. ('a and Mrs Appkb peach Iith wore Out-of-town guests t aim b sket with blue ribbon trim Walaka and St Petersburg m tchin Swiss straw floppy from Orlardo IUTh\S hi 12L Ii II R GORDO inter (,irilen I mt trirmimed with Venise lA*ngw n' I ht' former lit helle OiliW (huh rh rri Si ' (4 ntr 1 1 !nl - - - - i - - PA .. o iWo 'I I mb for son " - - --- ffir~l 0 NN . I ' d / - - I -_ - . ; . r ILI_ 41; . -1 - ',ow.1W . ~Ali ; :ft-- - I ~-'!.~l.%.~~.-&-;M!-.!--!:F,----,(~~ _. - __ r-, .ji~-W- -, -- r ______ I - * - CA - i A_ - L aqua Qw" 1. ON . - I— .. r -.1— ____ - -_ .__ __.; I -.;~,_ q-. L4- I 11~ - - __ I - . '. ' _________________________ - Brooke i - - _c _____ Da p cut and united in Holy Matrimony April streamers. She wore a large-brimmed served the cake and pouring 13, at 8 p.m. at First Baptist James Warren, Orlando. was garden bat with tr Mrs Jean Jacoby and Uurh of Ingood best nn and ushers were filled with blue rose peis down the back and earned a Miss Joan Jacoby. Rice bags Officiating clergyman at the William Michael Lane, brother Miss I'ainela Faye Brooke, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Paul The bride's mother chose an cascade bouquet of white were distributed by the young double ring candlelight ol the bride and James Savage. knit floor-length gown daisies, baby's breath and brothers of the bride and ccftnwny as the Rev. Jack brother of the groom with chiffon sleeves and an yellow roses with long yellow groom. $ organts . presen a program San or , was flower girl. tier and Mrs Donald IFda Sr.of corsage The groom's mother Matron of honor was Mrs from Tampa, provided music of appropriate nuptial music gown and hat were miniature Osteen, were united in Holy ore a pink chiffon floor length Samuel Rudland of Gainesville, for the dance flie bride is the daughter of replicas of the attendan and Matrimony on April 20, at 2 gown and a corsage of pink aunt of the bride She was atFor her going-away outfit, Mrs Carolyn lane Ml Logan she carried i white basket of in at All Souls Catholic roses tired in a formal length gown of Mrs Kellett chose a long nay Church, Sanford I1rie, Ingol .intl William Spring flower petals.Master Grandmothers Mrs Roger D pale La%endar dacron organza blue knit gown with white David 1ne, 9 Hawaii Drive, Wayne Rah Jr.,nephew of the ,Mrs. Carl with embossed daisy pattern scooped neckline and white ee. ie ri egroorn is the bridegroom, was ring bearer. andlelight, double ring Wallace, New Smyrna Beach featuring a low scoop neckline accessories The couple left of Mr. and Mrs E.J. The bride's mother chose (4 treinony was the Re William and Mrs J C Blackman, and full sleeves with cuffs She a wedding trip to poin of in- iage 8 22nd St Orlando floor length gown of mint green irzu - __ . , I ________ - - - ____ - . % - #!/ -• - r W74-,~__-4i~~ U~~ F 11 F. - t _. - . - _- 17 ./" i- I .- - ___ ________________________ zz_~- - . - . - - - * F 4-1 I ________________________ • inited '- - . - ____________________ -1 - MRS IhYNES DANIEL SAVAGE organza terminating at the Florida Golf an~ Country Club. WrisIs with a ruffle of lace. The Potted palms, daisies and full skirt formed a long yellow and green table seeping train A pale yellow decorations were used at the bowand four tiny yeilo but reception. Miss Cathinrk Ann lni and %4hitt yil10 ti iiic and baby ns at the alst accented the Mrs vd a er and Ilaynes Daniel were breath ith matching bOdice. Mr Kelly Waldro s - - ______ ye Brooke , - - - formed about the people and places you ~ ~i~_~, - of . } • er~_- ka_;R_4 1_ _-0 ,i__0~~ - _; ____ - tai The former Pamela t holy Cross Episcopal Ch urch. Her fiance, born In Mon. No local invitatioas are being sent. F and relatives are Mr. and Mrs Ralph Brown . --- _______ ,, -- wani4 4 - __ 19 , - IN lit. AND MRS. DONALD F.. LeFILS J1i. ______ S length gown of dacron organza poised over bridal taffeta. The plernent their ensembles. Photo By Bob Orwig) 11:1 I _____________ ________________________________ - Look to your eraiu - -- cel lent shonoing values. -- - ________ ____ marketplace p - - -, University of Florida. Mlding will be The nt of Aug 4 at 730 p.m. College and is employed as a lobby te1k lle r it United State H ink - 4 - lii;=_;~~~ '77-,;~___ '6______ F --- _M- ____ 1 a i, throu . - - - gh You r I a - ~:;w 172 &._4 _.- ' - F 4G M~ ~_ . . ~ 'II _". wo _,~. 'd also keeps you informed of real estate ~ - ~- . -~ ~__ --I - club. fraternities. lie is attending the College of Dentistry at . - t-~-4.,4 - G s -4--.~- 1 4'. - ~_____-- - i\ ey coy Your Herai oers I I - .- She attended Seminole Juni - 2 - ~Zl I L _N~ 1i I - - ___ - chemistry in 1974, he was a [fall of Lenois, N.L. ~ 4. - - __ . - . ~~ activities. - ~:._--_ _ ~ _. I _,,2'-, __7;-~,~;, Zo =K_ - 7+ 1:~~. --,--. _ i~i - - civic and social activities. It brings you I In .'A - Mr. art(] Mrs. Angelo Mercorelli of 1032 frost Line 1111U'Unce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Dianie Marie, to John Newell ()Hri n son of Mr ,irid Mrs John Oflrien of 476 Rosalia Ii%( Saird Bern it) New York City. fix, bride-elect is the grandiLiugtikrt'f Mrs Tkrtsa \hrciirelliof Yonkers,N Y ie Is ,i graduate of ILind high School and Florida State tJnRrsity 'Ie is eniployt d as a tI rapt titic dietitian at Halifax lh"piLli in I )itona Ikach Iferf lance, born in Rockville Centre. I #0119 Island. N.Y., is liii grandson of Mr. 1l.irr (hmstrwn of Sanford lie IS a rr. .tteiid Daytona Beach (*'tiuiiunity Coll eg e ill the fall. lie -ed for three %vars III the United States Air Force in SouttKat Asia. I he wetI(lIfl will t4k plat e on Jul -' at 3p in at t i United Mt ttitust fliure ii in I him eir L-.--.- I accessories are , 1 1 now . 11- `U __ ' tire gown - t ' - . t -' their new - ______________________________ -, ---•- - 1. C -' - , - - _______ - - L - _V ___ - ..- - r.7~ . __ -1 - __. .-I#- I - ___ ~-Z,_-~it;~_v__ ____ ___ __ wmvq___44;~s~_L~~ -, 11 - ~ __ .- M -_ __r________ , ;A __ - - - -' w era r r U 11111 - __ gw~L- — Divorce Fees High Even If Pair Makes .1; i;,;4:4_ - I a 7 _-~~ 0 . . 1 = By VERLA RANSTROM he Herald Services = o ____ . = --- cis 0 ircu ion 21 - SIX ninnths reconciliation would be $l,000or more. lie left fees for both attorneys stupulst1ui would be order, tiltntera dangling on a After iiit more Lilkung and siid then if tither party wanted 'but Uiinng, the judge t a f and he winced f a diorce, the prepared dece wattorney representing the 0o plus $5 curt costs for the 11w attorneys told the j"dge could be signed without them husband in the hadn t woman S attorney, and of that thie divorc, e decree he was "going through the whole thing received anything on account. course, the same goes for the about to Sign might not be again." The man, who almost was other one too." s m he ii two ittorne R L &iitin, the two parties in tilveirce caine in. a (Herald Photo By Charl Ea'vardi) - %%Ile then invidioned the matter (only eight hours oil the seventh of his fek-.s to the judge. He'd dm, i etived $1 "on account" and Since they're reoiwuled, the tm'i another matter to get under - I - in , ' suit, action 'ORELLI ____ - . . -- -- - 4_ I I - -- Up Before .I(i"[;tlit-t,l,sti,,Iilt,ltit,r, called Into chambers Seems the) did want to give it I was sitting in a judge's another try. I ________________ g Final i -t ", tk i;i:;' , -1 jj, 1"t lit., 1.% I:- "', fircessar) its it appeared the Tth- couple agreed, ,III(] judge divorced, told the court that he ante,ti to reconci:e. ;.greed works at two jobs 16hours a djv %aid tile attorne) for lite man, -oup!es %hou reco'nciled tlui~ , , , . -. I- a r I : __ - ____ town i ___ __ , -& NIi __ __ _. . . . _. rfl-_~ -,.-, - -_A-_;~:"___ _fj-~fl~_ z -1-1-_. -!F~ = _ - ~~,~--- ~___,_ A-- _ . -- e I _. - t I - ________ , Ut ~_ ___________ ___.- - a - t - ,----- -,- ____________ - it - — - - , Engagt to John N. O'Brien Ill tilt,; case and in it, ''At a rate of zbout $loo it others the attorneys had doat: attorns Al the work involved in for the wsmnan it re,sson t Of off t he two attorneys, the tulip am saint ailiount of tinw US the attorney pushed to have his ft re elmr ulu.uion stuI)uldtiofl t b the court apparently was because' people l'ain nd pleasure After the couple 1eft another willing a' pa or something 0 attorney joined (tie con- h.apporn rather ttu-.n going alung verstion. The three lawyers Ith We status to - a quo. r �V V - V VV V ::VV:::I:I: V ______ 213-The Sanford Herald Sunday, May 12, 1974 - Ti iT Teac h,er t o r I.-. 8) EIJI Ell K • all grados and subjects except out)culd nl) afford .1 .- .- VV - ____ -.- ____________ 4 'M I - - _ _~__ ~ __ _ ____ V - - After the death of her J, W_ - _.-, . . . - - ______ VV _____ much alone, so I I years agoshe began taking dancing lessons a! - _~t - , ,....1 -_ _________ . F . dance c-omnpt titmn It t :lin lint, i I . .-, .A-- f-~ -t '. - - I t1tami When traveling in Europe sin. sisiteddancestudiosmnLontlon 1 . -1 - . A - A , a V' Children have changed 'ii their respect for parents and authorit) Somnan mothers are - - 'S A classroom tod y on the'c hanges and deterioration of family life, = . - N ; V _m&=. - u ,t England; Frankfurt. Germany k, "I and Geneva, Switzerland. 1 lose to s w dance the waltz and bolero but ins fasorite Latin dsnce is Cha," she resealed Whether she is taIing fondi> of the past, present or futurt I)ura s blue e>t.s sparkb ss itli - too different, just different It-rill'. U c UStIi 'iit Li1 iii a ' October she plans to attend hit 1. 7. - _-, - 1 -, - ' / - ov Four 1 ,~ I , __ V -- - to br idal (1(11 tIll a ? Association (ire' -: - . u'i(lt !1(lirIjI' 1 freiInm lit to r" fit eii'rr mood. s dt, e!op'd b ib 6 . ______________ _______ . br:1#' lii,s - q V V J une rr'i1tir I - V . _________________ - - _______________ *_ f ' _____ ii to r) Flapper lirule'. V- • ' % , -' \ .. V -. I flIdhtloileil linde' and u. .\uu Bride'. 41 Regal Bride 1 / -- A ______ F -Z g. % . •,' - v t' All For Of Adams I 1'r - U t n d err tIti pi lit t department are (La i\niiiial Control, 1VtflJft Health and Police. Polic Coiiiiiiiorr John Booth and ii I J for pr pri ti ins for r Up to (lit. aiiiount of • Go I t tilt- ) such excess. 1b s d oesn ' t t hink tier hus band -- - . ___________ V Nliss _ - . -1 __ . I r . ill % V Miss Griffin WN couple s ages or his divorce I hap' been traseling all o'er the state with Torn and . 4 ________ '. . ,- think I have been received ex. (dhitl) as his wife," Sfl)S I ran Adams, 24 The di vorce or our marriage hasn t had an> impact I hfl%tr t felt an> resentment Irorti anybody although I was expecting to receise some" Adars, 57 is pinning his - - V i _____ - V nor on June 7, at at I 'ike \lar) P in Presbterian Church I - ______ ll become & A_ - - - . ~-: __________ V critic of \eil Franklin it - ' rif rd Ave - . ~'Cr~ Tile hostess presented tile honiru and mothers Mr 1. - ~ ~ 1 - - -M - 1. - workin and children miss that departments work in the same tile extent that there are no iii inner asaitable unappropriated intertaine - ______ governor 's mansi on becaust of lose, .M rs. Wakefield tøm mented .rtj, in ,, 7 Police Chief John Govoruhk emergency affecting life, reteise input from all these health propert or the public sources and tonic up with a (tic council ma y make tentatise budget All other tinergen'> appropriations To • fro _______ I. , 4 To ilicet a public . iss orraine to \ d : - I . 17_~% - V _____________ - V _ Z .I;~W _ 4 ` .. --y - z --- __ _______ _______ -- - 1 - _____ ____ Sunday. May 12, 1974-3B V NMI Ell __ ' c - as rd hby ti:P'rincipal' __ V V •__ V - i -. . - -.10 . 0 ,.% -. hesays.Aitt thinks she likes the ;issigiied to Mrs. Wakefield's Oct. 1. 1974 through Sept. 30, first gradt. best, bemuse the miass. l9i5 children knew so little when Expend tures are broken / they start iffl(i make such great down into the following ('lI(znL''% 'J'(1('/l i strides thiring the sear it is Classifications:Police, Fire . the most Important grade - if Lk4dth and lILtreation, /oning, During the span of her Offite and General, k aret-r, she has se many md Road and Bridge. Reteipts V thanges in teaching methods. are in the (allowing catagories: ..,. " I've tried to change with the Utility ,1%,x,Franchises, tunes and I believe I have. I tr y Buildin g I II Is _________ Uw ness methods as there is Fuler and State always something good in all of ,, Road and Bridge Tax, f I them, but I don't give up tried Cash carryover from prior and true methods I have found )e.ar and Interfund records and shall be made -_ t sai Mrs. Wakefield. This past year, the lIe'lth uiilablc to the public at T : - z and Itecrcation Budget was .suitable places in tile elty. She is a great believer in the _.___ importance of phonics in Fire lit,aking tilt- departineilLs, after Adoption . , . i a) It during l earning to r After high school graduation Universil% of Alabonia and brought tekeris of 1 saying good•b)e to Inc 3 11 S in Ilalcyvilte, Ala., she attended graduated from Florence such as hams to lid tjte - and dusting off her dancing three months of college during Ma.i State University. teachers over the shoes. the summer, took a teacher's . tiion(h A young 69 Mrs Wakefield is exam and be gan teaching m l)'prv'sssmt 1)t, They iiu1 oil i ar and in Looking forward to pursuing her fa vorite hobbies of dancing • traveling and reading when she .,.. - -. : .. retires at the end of the 3chool rV] 'sterm. I' - 0 -.--------------------- . - NAN( YBOTH Herald Correspondent versation in tilt,city right now is Vlcs - snotes -_ If she had to choose between back in Alabama. Dale's After 52 years of teaching, Souftide and the past 14, first )-ears. month without ~oinpcnsation - ' ,Mrs. Duri. Jordan Wakefield of grafle at r tst. Eventually she attended financial at least. Parents often all the grades she has taught inother vsked that h e b e The Sanford Herald ,- N *e * w WINTER SPRINGS OlI( 01 the hottest topics of con- 2429 Laurel Ave., S,anford is - s mother of Dale Irumpton, a pupil in her class this year, - k~ ((? ll1), grandchildren and one grea granddaughter. mutual She hastaughI1)ers fregnLguagesan rved tilt, teachers for seven to r in Sanford one year at as a school librarian several so they all worked the eighth Herald Staff Writer . -. ~- - ._ -_ IW M I MIMI - - - .... Nancy 1' e'TS liet i res 710 52 it is ohvlotisi that tile feelmg is 1 F -_ 4. , WW"! r- ", . 1110 V y ' E ach commissioner then rt stnu"s to meet such ap. Waici F rank G-IfIin and , •-, 4 presents his budget to the propnations, the council may 01 Mrs Kdthleen K MeLeod, '/ Mrs Wakefield isa member Finance Commissioner for his b) such ernergenc> ordinance ' 1_ with white carnation cor / e of Alpha Delta Kappa an tabulation The budgtt is then authorize the issuance of ,a sages to complement their c * I • , k. * honorar) teachers sorority, presented to the Ma>or, sho in tmnergenc> notes and renew s ' ju*rYsi ensembles '_ -. -' ' First United Methodist Church turn presents it to City Council of an), fiscal )tar shall bt paid 4 1c C%U Ibrr ) of Sanford Depcndablc Sundas Other commissioners tcrt not Later than (La last cia> of th e (irtLil and white were used _. _______ ____~~_ I.____ ~ ~~ ___ --1 % VETERi%N itality and love of life. "SCHOOL School Class and Uniteil Fire and Recreation, Irwin fiscal year succeeding that in If MAICNI" LOVES CHILDREN ~ hopes to unseat Gov. Reubin . .1 __-L~~_ -cotating theme and Occasionall> the) sdll up sith Methodist Women nd the children lose Mrs Wakefield AsFes in conservatives in Hunter Road and Bridge, shich the em guests were served a sarit> 7 p. . / tears and compassion when she eluding sup po rters of Alabama -. Donald Browning; Planning propriation was made. of party fare (maui a table . tL, 1.. ' f related a particularly touching 1921 at the, age of 16. tier first Gov. George Wallace. ~~ - - ---_- _- __ .-. _:hate to quit, because there and Zoning, Irene Van Eepoel. I c) If at any time during the For 17 years she taught where spite of the hardships, Dura %ou illiss that foundation i , is alwhys something to do and I If thtne same persons were job was teaching first 4and -' It r ft In Office and General, it is the fiscal year it appears probable 1(,,w with white imported o ami rg I . - r L__ -r 1; tier husband served as prin- looks b,ick on this period as a iiard to overcome," she said. someone to help. It's been 1. I # ., ~ . . ' __.. . , Ciotti. city clerk, Mary Norton who to the ; .% second grades in a two-teacher cipal. Dura recalls the lean happy time. Tile Wakefields . . ac . I -er the years she has taught fr *-. __ __- __ - ___7_ .; _Z__ -____ available will be insufficient to '~' . Teacher At 10 I .s(hoot. She taught for 29 years days during the Depression, A .11 I - ./ 0 with teachers who were fortner to take the hard things wiul .11._. __ - ''. . Pouring tile coffee and .. i . riagc of 33 years ended in diI in Alabarma and eight in Nor- when a principal received $40 a had two sons, Richard D., who the establishing the budget for that meet the amount appropriated, ). I .. .;!: .Z. A -1 4 a Z I I -1 Z 4 1 % Awww~ Even lives inMuscle Shoals, Ala. and pupils and has taught several pleasant for. after all, that is a %I o f f ice. I !-._11Z ,I . punch (luring tilt- appointed Dura loves children and folk, Va. = -'W vorce earlier in tile year, ,Mr.-., t~Ap 7 - --&-, .~ .- .,...,1'_" . -- --1 he shall report to tlw council I rionth and a teacher, SM. -aI .. I , '. generations of the same VvE V. part of living, too," she family. hours %%ere Mrs. Gladys I --. . . obsening her first grade class %, Adams hasn't seen any trace. Specific procedures have without delay, indicating the ". !, . ~~ _ at this reduced salary, the Robert Q. of Sanford, six In fact. she taught the grand. declared. . M ~ ~_i .. "I I don't think that issue is ju~fr been established by the City estimated amount of the deficit, ! j~~ ., -iA , o-T; __ . 1. relevant to the people he apCharter for the presentation any remedial action taken b> 1 peals to lie appeals to people and adoption of the budget him and his recommendations Others at t endin g w ere _ who are dissatisfied with the 1' • Section 8.02.. .On or before as to any other steps '0 be '1 A T , Lillian H. Griffin, Mildred ': I' ' L" ' present administration," she . the first day of July of each taken. IV ccur ~f-' ., -* . .. Griffin. Maude Humphrey, says. year, the mayor or the city take such further action as it It Geneva Cochran, Virginia '' For Mrs Adams, until manager shall submit to the deems necessary to prevent or -4 J Mercet, hazel ['erinctuel. '.: . ''ra'cI recently a register ed Republi. council a budget for the ensuing minimize any deficit and for - Martha Mitchell, Marine 4 .JW t'. -1 can, the race (or the Democrat fiscal y e ar and an ac that purpose it may b> or "- '' , T MOUSM Ilumphrt> and Mars Robb I ic gubernatorial nomination is ('0111parij,ing nies,sage. (linance reduce one or more A Also Margie liess, Myra MRS. ROBERTA.I,ACIITARA her political baptism. Section 8.03 . . . The budget appropriations. (Herald Photo By George Hayn) I DeVinc, Sandy Pilvian and ... 17he fornier Sandra Ka% shall provide a complete "It's all new to tile and a little (di At any time during the . I letrick 13111DAL COFFEE-SHOWER - . HyELDANICIH)IS horsewoman, ior mnam, out of (hampcon in equitation in State I.Yflflealso does the feeding and financial plan of all city funds fiscal year the mayor may frightening," she says. 11 was ..i I tort Mrs. McLeod, Mrs. Coleman , Miss Griffin, Mrs. Griffin ondent never involved in politics before them, not just a good rider on a for 1773, and in i.olor at State exercising and condi0oning of and activitits for the ensuing transfer part or all of any good horse." I married Torn, but I like Fair, and was Reserve the family horses with help f isca l year. unencumbered appropriation Lvnne Esch, of Longwood, Lynne has found that many Champion in pleasure, at Sta te from her meeting people Section 8.04 . . - (a) The balance among programs (,I it L - _ ' • scas three years old when she youngsters do not know the full F'air, for 1973-74. When showing her horses in council shall publish In one or within a department, office or - =_ ~ lts W!§ ~ owned her first pony and six aspects of horsemanship. Mrs. Adams, a native of Wil. An older son, Eddie, a senior the English class, Lynne rides more newspapers of general agency, and. upon written 4, 4 - 0 They sit and ride and look dt I yman High School, ssho is cctldle seat as opposed to hunt circulation in the city the request b> the mayor ottva, , shen sheentered her first horse N C sa ys she and her / .' . the 7 I shos good but they don't know the 4ttiu. in sports, hopes to keep stat Saddle seat is the seat t.tntnl suluuliar) of (I.e budget council ma) b> ordinance husband have been traveling cling 1, ~__=~~_;_._ -1__- B) A\ RLD A a Az 4. 110mm 111 be waiting up at the 4, , * . z Toddy, she's is qualified judge anatonlY c.1 a horse, cr even the up the family's interest in used on gaited and walking and a notice stating: I 1) IV transfer part or , :~_ -_ :____ around Florida since January I N So for Mother's Day don't go i l __ _ ____ 4 -;,~ . i I ~ I .e If erald Seri-fees of open horse shows. She parts of a sWdle! I try to teach animals by becoming a horses, she explained. I when Adams indicated he kitchen table in try chenille to any trouble, just give it to me times and places where copies unencumbered appropriation • not only equitation, but s robe, spooning in that cereal received her degree from them -eterinarian. sou1(i run for Secretar> ; ,. straight. Because it hurts when - of Does she ever get tired of of the message and budget are balance from one department, St. Mark s Lutheran Church green velvet with white cluny 14 # Rollins College after cramming how to train their own animalze I'm not one of those mothers let's see you mistake me for her I have to switch channels on I I I to state. available for inspection by the office or agency to another. The family also raises working around horses? of Omaha, Neb. was tile setting face bodices and carried . . 01 : **oolilt ill or , . . ",_ who says don't get me anything then. ___ it four.e v ar equitation course and to know all abOld the.1111.". lzbradur dogs and presently I = * lit" so myself. "Being from North Carolina, for tlx- Wedding of Mis,s S.andra nosegays or )cI I I W-hite "No!" said Lynne. 'You tem public; and (2) The tim,e and (e) No appropriation for debt V , low an( •' ',', "• for Mother's Day. I want And please, no more mothers into one quarter. Line explained some of the has a new litter, * ': // hadn I seen a lot of state," she Kay Hetrick anti Robert A. (-arnaPons. something new every day with place, not less than two weeks service may be reduced or , / N- X ('-,, \ plenty. And I want it all year who talk as if their total worth fferent temis in horse shows. Explaining her love of horses, I in the limelight * Besides being said. "I have now, although it Lachtara. on.Nlarch!), at 2 p.ni, Men's Formal Wear -11- ass** - I ~_;- I- - .1 -. I - -~horses. and they are truly in. after such publication, for a transferred, and no I p. 4 =-r ,_ , . around from people who aren't depended on the kind of coffee - Lvnne said, '*Wh-.n I was __ _ !z-~!~_ RENTALS ~ public hearing on the budget. would be more fun to see it at a 0 g horsewoman, ~; -,,~,~-~ I telligent animals"' propriation may be reduc The bride is tile daughter of liest man and usher-bride a en ill) kids. they brew. I ask you: what do 'sting up in Ohio, I was means >ou Judge on the per For Weddirvgs, Proms. etc little slower pate ;: btAfterttiepublictiearing,uie below any amount required by \tr and Mr William Ikttrich, groomsmen 55CR (.im>lc / ipletel ou remember about Ma fascinated b> formmi mci of th" ho'se in council tita> adopt the budget law to t a ppropriated or b> 'dm' Adams says she didn't 872c Franklyn St Orn ilmi mci Sheldon, Richard Sn hi is sks I B L PerkinsMens Wear First of all I d like those Barkc r' ( ert minis not her ~ =:,,irses. I used to sit in the stable equitation, You Judge (in the I 50,4 try to urge her husband one way tilt, bride gro,oni is the son of ,in(] Michael Sh Idon. -- --=: - T; -__ 1 7 -_ __ E First St with or without amendment. In more than the alilount of the t~, \ responsible for laundry co fie C. -, aril watch the men train their rider's ability to handle and or th e o Ph 321-1111 th er on whether to run Mr. and Mrs. Edward J amending the budget, it may unencumbered balance thereof The bride's mother chose an detergent commercials to stop . V" for governor. add or increase programs or The Lachtara, IM M. * arshall Ave., aqua knit floor length gown. supplemental writing copy which makes a nd \I a 0 ~ is the conformation of the From observation, i "%Sc talked over the pros and Sanford 'mounts and may delete or emergency appropriations and lime bridegroom s mimuther store mothtrs sound like getting th e ' I arnedandneserhad tohasea hOi'se' I cons but when it came time to Given in marriage li> tar i hut aid green brocade gown decrease an> programs or reduction or transfer of apring off the collar is as im '%_-_ . fip~~,_-~~ , - .~j. Tile Esch home is over riding lesson. tier interest was .1. . 4 . __ amounts. except expenditures PrOPI!41fioml auffiorized make a decision, we both father, the bride chose a forinal .in(] both mothers ensembles by portant as keeping -.t on her this . L ~ VJ_- 'ICT --. - ~ . 0,46. -* ' b I ; Z - agreed with tile answer. It was length gown in tradit onal style w ere %o great she would rise at 4 a.m. flowing with trophies and 1_1)~~ _irN 1_.11_N le-1 ellie I I finger. to care for her horses before ribbons Iynnesossnprmdeand 'trvlce or for estimated cash imnrnediatel> ufvin adot1on all o, slit said dr- * & / " ' of Chantilly lace featuring ncrsages of yellow and white " ' joy is a beautiful gelding called going to school. 0 deficit, provided that no I'd like them to stop showing 1 The petite blonde, who met scooped neckline, long Bishop roses 0 ) . Each morith, on the first __rc___1 She laughed and said, "Kids "Ajax,' but officially ui her h usba nd when tie made a sleeves and a Cathedral length that poor unfortunate coinamendment to the budget shall Monday o that month the Following the c e remony. a I 1 _ -___t(xby say they don't have time i ric r ease the authorized ex. trip to Colombia where she was train. ,---I \If reception and buffet dinner coil lilt issioners of the various ) ti tic) so n,ian> things I found hits Li( rst the bugge __ ___ Iworkin g in (hi. Peace Corps, J I _-. ;n.ntIitut tC an amount departments tIt4(I in dismay bicause her kid __55cr. laid Ikr sul of silk illusion e d ge d in the C hurch Social CC submit a monthly t, I ithat all the things I really heart o( an% horse I've ever A j1=11. __ . _~,_*-_ V ~ greater than the total estimated report. It sa s she would enjoy being the in lace. was secured by a If-ill The thre r I. __ is available to the st tnted to do, I could get done said Lynne. He skill first lad> of Florida although h&.idpittt of matching lace and income i ci The council shall public -it the City hail In that ssih sings of it on his I shirt ck stas dtuiratuj stitti >ellcst U ______~ report, all action. expenditures t 1III() \ t (II? II I I qj \ Ajax is undefeated in Senior tended and tnined horses, I say, itiore power to thp kill. stereoty pe. Bathing 8 Dip p ing carnations yellow roses and The iti tilik It ft for a Wedding thu. filtcentti day of September and revenue, if any, Is listed If on not the detergent If that p o eat. r is straight Y 41Q.you have been wondering whert q Equitation, and alwa ys among steekentis, and was saledic -5 *J--?tiiti%11 _ St clion 805 mother realiv exists, she and \'ARIFTY IN ng I ser> rarely wear make formal isea I h Mrs Russell Young resi ding a H Copies of the or when the SSIIS t b28 ins 5' Ut itt - - ~. '-t, be torian of my graduating 1.4 T~, i ,1 - iC- I ;* r in the Western Division. lie is elm ** .* I Is \1 1 1 Id AL41-i-it budget anti up and ., s, I I . . (:~~ __ ; tilt- capital program like loose comfortable matron of honor and other llo)th -iry employ'ed b% seasons says the Alen's Fashion Association. -It. spent. these rej rtE are the . Wall .* allo Winner of the four month 0 Then she added with a laugh wonderful time together getting clothes." she said, "I tvirtainly altendanU were Mrs. Ifichartl Disne%'World. ' ils adopted shall be public .For that spe.ial June ssedding or gala parts, The bo>s I dated ssere used to hIith Point Series at thu. recent , out. out. ' don t (it (lie image of the wi S r hlask> Ii: (ihIt1 anidsPo bu t 1. Out at tcist ii gut sts aiim htari intl - __ -e pl: -4*!~ - I'T . . 5' . ., - I -".-P`1 Ak stand out in this graN and %%,title gingham check V) s he helping clean out the horse Dusty Hoots Show. cou ..J .:_, inaculateh dressed. all niam- lJose %'rchlaysk%, All wore from SAriford, St Louis, .%I,, MORE OWER TO THE KID , . 't4i' tier son Robs pony, Chief around the house. cured first lad teturized polyester jacket s ith IJIatIS s els et - W~l I form ci k ngth gostnis of unerakl cmiii l ri r (nIo. I .ynne also, teaches riding find Poco Diablo, nicknamed Pokey, -4.r 4 R4..,.~ ~ Wr~!. , , says she gets best results by is Grand Champion gelding at I M ;V N - --, .M.-J;.~ -I 1. _1r_ trousers- feature side satin stripes. A %%- hit('~ocietv /)(,(I(//* -, jl~,! training the student and horse State Fair for 1973-74; Grand , I (Herald Photo by Elds NiCholsl "`;Z:rk . % .. ,% I . ..." . polyester and otton pleated front formal shirt r Chamnprnn in State for 50 together to S-I I travel to thei ' p. .. / I So '' looks Just like her teenage working with the inches in geldings and in color, S HORSE SHOWS \ttmntion please' home, and by By Ttle Associated Press is accented with a black velvet clip-oil t)o%% , tie. , I I . .If . -0, looked harder than L" Eliza1, . .f7. @ 0 I daughter and the boyfriend Ls nne ss ith favorite horse, A_ia child a n d horse, I make i (or 1973 Rot) 55 as Reserve Tell us your story. We Here are some quotable beth McLeod, 20-year.old stu i.., ' r,rabs tier in the sss unming pool ik cimni sour nest I " I vI % quotes from women during the dent bod> president at Califor. I and Oh 1111 sorrs Mrs I ngagunen( and stidding S • p * t7- r ------1 I.1, .--t, Jones, I thought vou were ~r . I forms, available at The "We did it. Welcome, ladies where ' -,.- . - _. --- --- ~------ -!-,--- - _. - - ~7:~ __ ;_ I ?~ . ,I . male students outI. , FV1- .. Dale." Like furl Ili, (II& lie's I arid gentkinui of the league number female studen . Fs)r tiri'.%.%aA-c. bultona Art /I(IN ts 7to I / , & a ng ling for an ins iLition to accom p anied inted bs i black and ',. ._~;~I W~~ ~ $6 I %%hite gloss% studio photo at I form of discrimination I believe _ il arI1.sI'_ , , pl,lpllp (Is (I color ~ adopted _. ,_~~ it's time to end. There's an ele .t 5~ q - - . tD7 - __J It's OK. I'll invile )ou. but I 46 . __ __ -... I ~ 4k/ - 1- LI would want the awesome, tre! 1A ,,--- -_-41C. 1 _ , - '_.~~_-,_ - .~ _~ desired publication date. never want you to forget for a ment of hypocrisy in our fight- menclous responsibilities of the . ~_ - __-_ r__ __ - __- __ _fft!!~ \ % ing for the equal Rights presidency for the man she ~ Pamper your furs, ~ C 91 k* j %X's , / Nothin as h appened , to deny equal league rights , 'Pirtles cubs, etc 1 should \; ( hIs forimmitIging55t1erelr(hugh \ \ cleaning restylung . T7*i1! IIA V "q 0 k --aaft be men made at least a week in is Lucy Wilson Benson the dandy at 2&m. when site said she'd '4 I'). 1 i i h1'iUi (ITt to 1 o0u affueri fur the -: advance. lix presi dent ci the League of course i want ' II 0 _\ be home at 12 charges \ "_;\ 4 Iif what 1 ' Women Voters, on a And when S ou l.wmn' her convention he wazts, to do wtt e fees ti ''"\ ifile, ri Ir.s. (,Pe,rii' ,'1euwt. jIrE'.'tl(Ii'IhI S HAM P00- CON Dl TI ON E R Votetoadmitmentothegp should do" Nancy 0 -,' Reagan, (I FREE GLAZING 140 wife of California's governcr, CUT& BLOW STYLE .' icouidn't be happier . ( s ON ALL FURS: answering questions about ne of the things one dreams presidential 11 .--=----- - - i. - . r - -, ---about I'sebeena working c'it Ronald Reagan rat ins a / 1('1U)Dl of Balon - - V I (J(1 t;(lrlIlt(jjl WfVFCI(IrS It. for 40 years. Fmii;' Gen-:~:: 4 Od V %lrs iI I 7 i I- - _,I' / ____ auet, winner of a 1974 PUIIIZeI ,, NOW OPEN IN WINTER SPRINGS Cciart LIi4r The Btitlshitiaseanarm> of Sor.e prize fur criticism / occupation In a I' -4 Il Tauqht By Jean Jacobs We%t 13th St - lo - ____________________ - - - - - , - •---.-. al - '- -4 _ - - _________ - V - ergency -- I . _______ - ,, enne --- , ear Course - V - -- .Vr - - - I V nto s. - ' V - '-V V V Short Quarter To Get Degree . - _____ C/C, - - -, ___ _. - _ . tar a- Hetrick others • upt a s - red Of TV Gab , V _______ V : : : -- . - V ______ __________ :::._ -V - - -- - V 4/k - \ A ni mal avert tF-1-i"ilZ -LE _-& Grooming ' Boarding Kennels . - - GROOMING - - .".- V' p q~j . Complete Clipping Any Style Ouotable Women )( mu ".___ --' - z I-1 - P !~74 i ~" - V. (.10i - - Fur Woolen Storage Time - F4_ - .( I /1 r - . I Pi./C / $ - _1 _______ -__ 50 PHILIPS - - - - w - W ~~ . , ~_ ___ = _- RwWrT ______ t _~__ ~: , - 11__: - - .. - . - - - 4 - - - - _____ illill "I haven't really h:id any long." Briget [lose Dugdale, problems in term_% m.: - - '. IF ~ - - I,, t-, g , - -Lf - _2N ,,1fIJ - (HefaId Photo S, ChrIe-i E dwa rds) PlOsives and firearms and on sex. Son* Of' the women stu. 5ythatmjj fseccwitsrela(cdtoa$2O.miI dCt1S may on art theft, during a court le m , the Prob y may have appearance i Dublin 1 261+ 0 H iGA,J Q,A~~ OAAW. % B4 Aw'6 316 Ph. 322-4913 Commercial : ;41 SALON Sanford (Nex, To Holiday House) -_______ . Oualilmd Regottered Uroltd Y Slale,~ Serving callcalw.i 04s) ni-3115 CALL 830 1069 V - ~_ I I-A— I - i �- .. .. ., - -- - I ______________________________________________________________ Lditur s sole: The (oUotng or about two children per article Is an interview lth Dr. woman on the average. Alan Sweezy, chairman of the The reason that it takes so ____ ___________ ___________ become inolxed __________________________ - ___________________________ _________________ -- - wm your organhia- through education, contributing Q. w to an awareness of the tion do If 7.PG is reached? A. That wouldn't alter the problems that re,4L1roj ith the segment of the population We probably could get along - ' i ______________ di.pc '1 ur - u'1 ;r, rui coiiunuling cosis i1l likel) drop considerably. You pa more in an apartment to Insure belongings against loss or theft, 'n : u rui.ht h. Ilahtrit1 dt ho tiiuch your house has truly been costing. The total might well be higher than rent plus the half dozen other cx- Page 1 C _________________________________- end realize a ings. In general expect iiiure in rent than for ) our tiou.se pa)mcnt Lxactl) amem ties the developer tO ides ) inc older buildings 1in present sonic real bargains, though these parking space; and cable TV ma) lx. d ne.essit) in an area of tall buildings or hilly terrain Lxpect to pa higher income on the structure, so that premiwii could drop as much as 0 r cent \1&nthl) heating and cooling charges Ill do like bent A w,r I wiruu ii and UX)ptrati% Cs II )OU re In the $25,000 plus incorw • ph), proxiinht) to the city, fromim hand to hand ithout to deduct mortgage interest or Most comforting Is that ou 11 th degrte of luxur) and con cniend buildings, high rises, to',n houses and the more luxurious Against these expenditures you'll enjoy some substantial pected homeowners expenses such as a new roof, furnace, house at a profit That s because residential real estate trally rent for less than orii st4uthimlly more auto insurance premiums ill and the like Sury your check another purchase in the same '-' I -- - --- ------ _____ .. - _' d ( • groth qhich Is the problem another ag t __ — rather than rent an apartment population growth would give JUI.l'tN StENS1lWM Elgin shows her ____ %riItui for /tcso( bled Press You don't niove from a Irnuse to an apartment to save money, though if you compare all the Sunday, May 2, 1974 - - _-. picture than just rent. Auto insurance premiums ma rise sharply when you move downtown from the suburbs; urban residential phone rates are Real Es fate • G -- - estern cities; southern 4l)rtU1 ent5 generall, go cheaper than either. The Far. ther froni the center of town you re will:ng to live, the lower __________ _____________________ - - or By i)AVII) JOIU)AN - - _______________ . - S S .________ _______________________ ---- - Apartment Life May Save Money e - leei mndelinitel), we won't In the last fRe )ears, as unchecked, it will simpi) in population growth, it's the Cert.ainl) sheer numbers are A In the 1930s I became in- rcch complete zero groth people became more atare of tensif our enmronmental and rising standard of living not going to Increase any groth has on the economy We babies is dying, roughly 60 1070 resources problems we began . b _- lion' ________ (JAIC iirruth '• A Notmnthiscountry—butin military poer in an atomic -. -' ______________________ The price of grains has A. I don't see any danger for soared because grains arp the (ieeluped countries getting scarce because numbers are a Ilabilit) Q Because of population beyond a certain point I ould mint and resources II the has been 'F%er) Child d siderably larger population and United States and the developed still eat pretty well, although countries achieve zero - ' ned this last year population growth and the rest Q Wh do we ha%e to control low birthrate which goes ith it population control or slowing - is that those ho are d)ing, population growth but enabling population' A The most important let s sa roughl) 60 to 70 sears people to tiae the number of TUF HF RAt I) SF l( ICF - - - -- hood lederatbon of America. growth - after we attain the which has not only been irowtti. , - -- tirItj%1.ikLtsnberOne .. - : ZALES Unchecked Ponulation Growth Is Liability __________________________ ______ - - ______ _ - power anymore any countr'es - I bigan to get alarmed because _____ Ladies [1gm diamond watch liac son sondcred hy your home has not bun shosso inure •S - 4 littk priching but we don t y / __________ ty poker considerations Planned Parenthood's mainemphasis ison contraception' I I __________ f _____________________ r . z Apta., CB Kathy Lynne Parry & Jack Clark, 40, 2615 Dade C)-ii.sthpher V Wf I child A - . i - S -- - - _________ - shapes to see the sun safely and in style fth ____________ -. 8th classes at Seminole Junior Design plus many other areas t.ollege of interest (or ttiose interesteti a. -I ç-j•1. - .5- * - ________ - , course, goern our 104 EAST h1u1fl Jff t J Hal rj'- i'IIgt / / j m ______I, S j Li t, let prospeCts si how bright and .heerlul your home IS If It s ilark, turn tqi the lights all over the house to brighten your home. ' condls be sure to turn off that blaring T .incl the radio and keep big fluter and little hdo out of the' way You cant . .e. ç o ii Ut oor 4) m roug ron 0/ /0 • urni ure R -.• j - Gift ? 2 Down Memory Lane / I F . Silver Plate - Wooden _______________________ - - - ti ii I Meadowcraft, Tropitone, A Rccessorles - - ------ - - '' ___ - -, . -,,., -S __rt4 • - - , s" - - - u n es tm en t ThejI;raldSeriiccs experienced in Japan Just So ou think nces of homes prices in and near som4 iround By comparison with and u-ebled A rath€r small other points on Planet Earth fise room home In Tokyo, In - -.-.-__- ______ 0 U n - S . - - -. - S - - __-_.. - a realbargin k I d I example. A prcfabrated five ---- - central heatin will now run abe t $150 000 A relatively new three or home 1 buyers financing funds. ta b •bd - - . k , , we are. ianu, construction, iates inspecting properties ______ Last year the aserage sale home country rice of new sim'le familt While waitmn' for their SAN FRANCISCO — When quality, that this is almost the bizz.are nor eccentric, despite desk And it snot one designed table pictured with this story intersiew discussing the table fashioned as a draped aserage public Its sery second stors entrance of his ssrious degrees of luxurs and twine when he moved in 10 expense. This is looking at a sery mundane and ye irs ago object and making it fresh immaculate home pop art or surrealistic fur Anyone who would Lx. in niture, as the media is wont to terested in that table would li it, he pointed out It s have gone through many mans timeless creatisits, he added, phases of exposure towird the side-A- real eyesore boost in one ear The between the two countries The urmn' Ifl rose to 144 UK R5 - ii - an transactions and the low r IuW se ir 1 mn imprt s-td humi the most • into describe it before they even arrived at this That table is not something It s was besond the label, s to speak It like hating ' beautiful pair ol shoes made instead of settling for Gucu I I saiti it smiling and raised a borderline iictured in national m4lgazmnet the for its luxury of space whit Freakishness 1iiid beige decor and towermn' ssnunetric.il design But every thing on the second floor had not been sviminietrical .• •i Ike e uce lorida s senior citize — a inna y - rel,iste r a relatively minor impact on the ir on his own shoes [)i k 1' t l • Cl rn in s lie lists some of the pertintut - 13s 200O I) os er 21 . S - - 3Q % - m •••%%, I Ave H dware Bldg ) Sanfor i S El A 1 And to make those — beautiful dresses imuprusunents was passJ fl to I exceeding the bi ightest hopes of working tirelessly for its tyoc fli tIiI Is mid (itizens who hate Nuns of the issu" call (or won t catch him desii'niii. thamn restaurants lIe"I rather be dead than a cliche large supply of pei'l soo 000 fr piers ,initj terminals, $200 000 for improuments too Not because of any patterns at ,ilt mu' the waterfront and priru ipal streets of the (Iowntussn the only way (or imirti to build 0 ' S - - -S ' .— / !ILJIA " ' - been , - I ,. system toinciudeall sections in the city limits" The Lateriige coimimerwl By the way, the bond issue will be paid off in full during 1977. furniture' manufacturer and C!' - -- --- - There s tie - n ition il a curious thing 01 ap state population of 8 0 million in chairman and thief executive officer of Clearw iter ba I huneer',Sestern urporation a I. pre ssion but an figure me '..ast the sheer weight of their went on - s. - otu on ( idillacDickinson drises a Jaguar 4 iii, stret t.s fronting in uts properts $40 000 to fin in installahion 1 But much of his work is fire ,alarni ,III(I i'lice telephone sersu 1100,000 for a noncommissioned I i¼ thi. . ( Winter Park, Fl 6472534 - 11 Orange Ave line clothes furniture beautiful I issic the lilt of li I)ikinson is a successful - - and the ,ittaeking the solidity of Florida and its prospects (or the futu4e - - mm 1km ild untl is \l is 2 19.t undt r the he id Insuring selling of chateaus never nin apadty. prt)j'teI state population of 21 wanes Meolan family income for nullion In present terms older side of the vast r(WMmI. One of the reenpanelsisacltmally a door ., - - - - - - ' -I,-- - - Un -isual Items - — up and puts his dirts paws t'rm Mrs fluser s shoulders and soils her k.mn white p1int.suIt she S simuplt not going to be too impresst-d withthetwuse,nnmnattertiow niceescrythingelsenaightbe Finally don tdiMtLss price financing terms, possession and i'tlitr key factors with the potential customer That s the I(ealtors job. That s one (if the things you repaying him for, i s our mine as er am thames of cc r P tCS this permo(i of extreme' crisis in home mortgage finanung and hit L• \ •. - • _______ - things soti se siHl)ly gU to do C $ - w.- the nunult tht.s climb back into the .ir •'\ " - who ct'mnt to look at your house will feel like intruders if there art too nunis people present beside3 themselses Anti when busers -• -.1 1 ______ - ___ I . designs Tucks and soft pleats are used For the feminine look, ultra in the nev,est styles You II see feminine fabrics dm1 designs drasstring waists and the in ire hick fluence of tht lj 11(1 shears ) in 11 rn ' _______ One thmno that c-an kiml a sale1 nuicker than anything else is a -- -___________________ -- _____ - .' ' ' ' \ / , 4'tt. patlo,closeLs,garageanduulityroom.YoushouIdstrivetootjtan that clean, uncluttered look and if necessary brighten some of those walls with a bit of paint. Keep the stariways clear and safe THE MOM E _____ ______ - dings walls ceilings. Has.. you had that leaky faucet and those H • W (ijr ____ bandana prints, mu.sin, chino straight this yuir, Just showing a. Are you sure that your front door and entryway is clean, A Sale Killer by S r H 1d (N t *" te.b and windows been correded' flae those warped cabinet drawers and doors been fixed' • The ads anced class n Ph 322 4913 Kathleen Ann Urbanas AWfminorctdk & Richard ,.1 st cutwe Tuesdays and Thur plus a deeper look into the sdays, respectively problems of design The beginning course will To make reservations (or cuter areas such as Furniture these classes Seminole Junior Arrangement Theory of Color (ollee F xt 303 - - 111 with George Stuart Inc of ds anud dass will feature Orlando. instruction in Floor Plan The beginning classes will A rangement, Selection and sttrt May 14 and May 16, and Pricing Furniture and ________ - -_-_- _______________ 77g 3 ' HAIR STYLING CA a &, ,, - u'nsmthrntion that in this highly competitise home financing pit lure (hose homes In top condition will miturally cell faster It sspend a few paragraphs on this key factor ilase son really tried to reate a good impression on your children, & name restored— Cullison Ms Jill Smith, former head of May 22 and run for eight con . -i. - course in beginning design and- — - Albert A. Fontaine, 19, P Geor e A Ha llr & S. Lk Jessup Me., , A. zs MUd Ave. Oviedo Wm. H. Iongwell 22, Rt I Bz Lou Ann Caidwell & Neil D., Sammie I.. Smith, 42, Bx 5310 211 i.w, Ithd c. Ieter,on, 19, WI custody child -- - P__ e at ng Fow Gary L Stewart, ___ (nstru('tedh('me becauseof the current high cost of construction .iml too, the tat assessments on new homes are much closer to SOc Every Day Al Patricia W I.e Fda & victor Iothechurthandsomeuatare Me, WP, Sharon A Mt i,l6126O3flidwathaAse Edwards, 18, Bx 1227 C e .. Coe, 20, Bx 44-4 Richard ?d ee - f. Q Do you teach birth control methods that are acceptabh to ppiications Ase ,Orl ,Donna N Varner, 42, Patrfcla G Mixon & Ronald the Catholic church' A We teach all kinds. We 1315 Pine Hills Rd W WI 2ch 1' Intercession City, lucille Smniley - ROUX COLOR RINSE ?-j-.L- rices In addition Inflated pracs are keeping some buscrs ith means fromii making an orfer on your homi Of course, buying - h tLt'st)rtlnt1 ora child to e a c ce o ye a happy '.ourt nouse ixecordings M ' untuaeu popular in the summer fashion to the floor Most hemlines art Cip SALU TES R ESID EN TS r ' ?'iot by the4r parents perhaps, but B Ut God doesn I ) , sittipl in ause the) can 't t a better return on thur money bs -- - cc i;pulation grusth tZP(i) lesel _____ _________________________ - - d J SC principa - --- - hiltt 1 - = -'' Ii TABLE IS MOSTLY TiN He said the depression was dow k r the greatest atmosphere for based on per bracket level The table costs $950. ' S ufl a lusiuns are r.eent H. ILIII it I' p r (tnt (,If Florida Bs 2000, the portion nd' / - tent big reason interior uInt or about 11 per F Loruhi s dimat - r 'i Is I'ioneer expanding areas in ttmt mud budget patterns of be finant iii Florida's elderly, elderly rs t - lilt S - - �2C—The Sanford Her&d Sur.day, May i2.74 (__•• 1. ReolEstate . : , .. Question Box ~-:___. t I : I - 1 . _' _. -.7. _'. - . 1.t I . -.. _. - "_. I ; .-"' ~.-f_:_!~._ - ., :.,F_ - ... - ..•-• . .-.,. .1 .,... I j LTAX - -P I .... ,, - .. . - _. M-11_a1wo lw~I - -. -__!J; - - -- ii ~~tvt~~559*~40_- . • - - ...-;-'l---' - _: - __ - - With the forthcoming e1ecticzs on the way. I'd like to be sure that all members of my family are registered. Since we only . Store and 17 supporting stores. Preston H. Haskell of Jacksonville is engineer-contractor and developer of the project. . A -1 It C'ietizens Are Really Lively Unretiored Group .) enior = LFJJ __ to Open in October with a %'Vinn-Dixie super market. TG&Y Variety Store, Super-X Drug ."-Ho i l. U H r- i, #-V.~7, 1 , Ve ~~,- 4140.4 ~ 't / . .. 1 1 I . V _•1_ - ',.d - i' - ; iLF LU 'riiiti -. .- the prices continue to rise. Did* gram or weeds, especially youknow how much? The aver- power equipment; using cul. age sale price of a new single- tivators and saws. spraying family houses sold during 1973 chemicals, pruning bushes and trees, a sunp) gardening in rose 14.1 per cent to $34,800, $4,3W increase over 1972 aver- the sun. age sale price. Single-family Four principal problem areas 173toet houses sold cent below the total in housing, housing finance and sold the previous year. The the housing sales industry were largest regional increase in listed by Sheldon Lubar, the the West, the Federal Housing Adminis. .. .??-:-:..''. ;' I : ki_ U ____ W .'_..: 'r ••-•-• - 4 .w-(.. ..,.; . I'-y.t''; ';.;•.•• '3 '• c. - '. Air . 4: ______ • c- -.- :i,'I; .•:i. -. . -- ip';•.-Ms . -, ).. :•- '•. .4 schools in early morning "The' ref Iective tapes,' dark',es', tl Seio;nii!e (""nty Rinfurd said, • ost the Realtors Board of Realtors, under the $500 but we believe it was well direction of Director of worth the effort. We were Associates Tom Rinford, coçerüvd about our children," pnrc-hased the reflective tapes. he explained, ''and if we took them to the schools, and prevented one death or even a hinrlrd them to tie hildr. n -liiht wj_r. •-.., • . r 11w tapes were mounted on the effort." : '•.. . -" •c. ':'k-• • -- .4..... - .. : j ; i i ' ' .:.ci .&L-~i----VZ-*ji~_Z-W idr- . __ .I - J L z-- - - .I-1 , 0. : I !! ZI T I . a- I ; I 1 ."! & - h Living Systems, - -. - - 111111116d.— ~ ! 3P__8V.3t o-; iols Lt!--I6 1 A w. - C. ?? - s,_ • A. This Is rather a tedious, difficult job for the inexperienced, but here's how you do it: Cutting the plastic laminate sheets to exact dimensions requires use of a fine-toothed saw and work at a low angle to avoid chipping. Make a paper pattern to follow if the required piece is of irregular shape. Care is required in Installing laminated plastic tops and only the contact i ,. • ' - - - - I,' ) / 4, .q 11 , il __ Computer lied Guide A computerized vegetable J) - '' BW ta By FRANK MACOMRFR The Herald Services 'ill live in one unit and rent the homeownership, according to Piper says his system will do other. With the rental income, Goss. that and cut utility bills as well. the mortgage payments really In a few months the energy Its heart Is a single loop of 1.5. The swinging singles — men will be no trouble. crisis achieved what inventor inch copper pipe to carry 14(1and women alike — are finding James H. Piper has been trying degree water through a "1 iU got tired of renting. I to accomplish for six years • a new way to beat inflation. — building. have ii They are buying homes instead dog, and very few' sell the building industry on his Even though It took a crisis to • apartments will let you keep a gas hydronic of renting. space — and convince builders thy should water-heating system, use his heating method. Piper is "An increasing number of wt. II unmarried Americans "This kind of thinking," says grateful. His invention now has of both Head of Piper-Hydro, Inc. of becoming inI "isprevalent caused so much enthusiasm in sexes no longer are acceptingGoss creaingIy among Piper invented the building industry Piper has the role of renter, and patented a space-heating says ,oung single adults and on a been invited to act as Jackson W. Goss, president and system for apartment units nal .scale. moderator Hild speak at an chief executive of the Investors natio homes and office buildings, energy-use 0 Mortgage Insurance Co., of "We see this as a rapidly That was after he came across -,- Boston. increasing trend, especially in the idea of using dorliestic hot. Pacific Coast Builders Con. fereiwe in San Franciv.o, June ~ For one thing, these young and around most metropolitan water pipes as a space-heatin 9 4.7. renters. nhl,,l•. ..-a.. source in hk s'ir'ti (nr U'JUl 4 U) I C'JfIIlLV II1IlIIl. cheaper way to heat dwellings buying for what it is — an inSo a new generation of home vestment," buyers is developing, Goss What evolved was a heating Take Rosemary Tavano, of [x)in1S out, Sex and lack of system that reduces gas conLynn, Mass, tier application for marital status no longer are sumnption by 50 to 70 per cent a mortgage loan was approved d''t-rents ti hoitic' buying Of compared to standard heating by a Lynn bank 48 hours after it (oUft, i steal iflcoliie' and systems, such as the forced air credit rating still are furnace. was filed. Piper recalls. He prerequisites, Goss adds claims the system also save-i With a 10 per cent cash down i six times the energy normally The single or divorced man, payment, she was granted a 90 required by dccli Ic space. and per cent, 25-year mortgage, aged 30 to 40, who wants to put water-heating systems, loan, with the top 20 per cent his money in an equity, in. vestment, is the latest insured by Investors, A builder and mechanical newcomer to the ranks of home engineer, Piper already' has Almost overnight Ms. Tavano buyers, says Goss. installed 6,000 units in home s was the owner of a 90-year-old, and business buildings. A common complaint of $20,400 two-family home. prospective single male buyers Even so, Piper says it was It wasn't all that tough to is that even with good salaries "like pulling teeth" to convince become a homeowner after all, they are standing on rather she recalls, shaky financial ground, he most builders and contractorst tile)' should shift to a totally j*irnts (Jut. ''Buying a home was new space-heating concept, something I had thought about because It meant altering their They are seeing a small (or some time. I consider it an dwelling as a solid investment Ongtime installation methnd.s investment," Ms. Tavano says. plus the tax advantages of But the Arab oil embargo last Rub Pine Tree Bark To Check On Beetles cement recommended by the with the insecticide. Such By DAVID BE VOLI. manufacturer of the product materials such as Lindane or Extension Agent should be used. Once the BIIC are effective. Normally, material is down, it cannot be Q. We want to cover our mere are several species of spraying about every 31 kitchen counters with a new moved, pine bark beetles which are months is sufficient except isi fiber glass and plastic laminate To be sure the plastic is in major pests of native pine trees periods of heavy rainfall, when covering. I feel sure that I am proper position, use the in Florida. The adult beetles the spray may need to be enough of a handyman to do the following method: Cut brOWfl are dark brown to black and no repeated in 6 to 8 weeks. job myself, but would apwrapping paper to exact size larger than a grain of rice. They and shape of the plastic top, predate a few instructions. Can prevention of damage to pine can cause severe damage to the dividing it into two equal )oil give ine some advice, ortell trees will reduce or eliminate pines, ultimately resulting in me where I can get in. pieces, lengthwise. Then app!y any problem with pine bark the death of the trees, structions' — Floyd MG. the contact cement to the beetles. When clearing land on counter and the underside of the Active pine bark beetles may which pine trees are to be left plastic sheet. Test tackiness be detected by examining the (or landscaping '11 do not add with a small piece of paper, trunks of pine trees. If there are or remove soil over the roots: until the paper will not stick to pitch tubes the beetles are i2i (10 not allow heavy equipthe cement. Then lay the two active in the tree. Pitch tubes ment to run over and pack soil halves of the wrapping paper on are an exudate of a moist, over roots: i3 remove and puq lzz~,% ~ A PMP-4 the counter top, lining it up sticky, tan to reddish-white destroy' immediately trees exac ly with the edges. Place colored mixture of chewed-up felled for clearing. t During By EARL. ARONSON garden planting guide is being the plastic over the wrapping pine bark and pine tree sap. If drought, make heavy apAP Ncsssfea$ures sold by the Fredonia (N.Y.) paper and have a helper press the bark is full of holes without plications of water. After The Chinese evergreen, Ag. Seed Co., in conjunction with it., down firmly on one side of the fresh residue the beetles have storms repair all tree damage, laonema, is a very durable seed line. The report instructs counter to hold the plastic sheet moved on to other trees. and remove and destroy trees house plant. It has leathery, securely in place. blown down or killed by waxy, green leaves Lift Lip ('11 the Op[xisite edge of Pine bark beetles first attack lightning. It needs only god water and the plastic, withdrawing one cut those trees that have been n IIIII IeIi lPt'ra (urc in of (he wrapping paper, damaged or set back by '\ degree range at night, climbing then press clown on the plastic, drought o'r by- construction to 80.85 in the daytime. But this .- thus bringing the cemented activities which injure the roots pla nt will tolerate the lesser !Z' I! . surfaces together. Then pull out of the trees. After the pine light of a living room or office the other section of wrapping needles are yellow on the in. and dry' atmosphere. paper and press down on the lested trees, the beetles move to 1 11. Keep the plant in a shady plastic sheet. This should fasten healthy trees in such high area, away from the sun — the plastic in the exact position concentrations that they preferably a north window, wanted. Incidentally, the damage and eventually kill with 50-100 candles of light sufmanufacturers of these health)' trees in the area. As a ficient. ' • Iamiiinated plastic coverings rule, when the pine needles Available at garden ('enters is — supplyexcellent, well become yellow- and start to fall a commercially prepared house illustrated instruction sheets from the pines, the tree is plant soil mix. Also suitable is a for installation projects. 'i copy- beyond help. Trees that are mixture of one-third peat, one('hinese Evergreen can be obtained from your dying or dead should be third perlite and onethird on best ways to grow favorite dealer removed and (Iestrnyed sterilized garden soil. The soil vegetables, with pointers on (1 Is it Ixssible to remove or should be kept evenly' moist but producing bigger and better treat noticeable surface When beetles are found in a not constantly wet. yields, which tools to use, scratches on ww,d work, so it pine tree, an insecticide spra The Chinese evergreen will fertilize: needs, will not show' applied as soon as possible to also grow in water. It can be the tree as well as to all other Individual reports will be propagated from stem (ii) cut. made available on seed racks in A. Siiiall scratches can lx' pines in the immediate area tings, seeds, division or stein garden supply centers. Or filled with putty stick, which will help to protect them segment cuttings gardeners may write to the comes in many colors and is against attack and may help (;cranium company for personal question- often used when installing wool prevent the spread of the It is mu('h less e xpensive to nairt's In the questionnaire you paneling l)et'p blemishes beetles throughout the area buy geranium seeti than the old indicate the soil type, garden should Ix' tilled with stick The spray should be applied to fashioned cutting-propagated site. planning zone and vege- shellac in matching colorL the bark SO that all of the cracks potted plants, And it IS more Inn table selection You also mail Smooth with hut' sandpaper or in the bark as well .is the bark citiers board and then ;xilisti itself, are thoroughly covered doing it yourself, $1 The newest seed-grown geranoun is Carefree' ('oral, whk'li has the same vigorous, coin. pact growth habit as tither Carefrees Bright Pink, ('rim. son, Deep Salmon, Fickle Hose, Fickle Scarlet, light Pink, Light Salii ii In, I 'icuke, Bed, Hose, Scarlet and White. You don't have to pinch them. They- have four-inch flower heads, emphasized by dark green foliage. Carefree geraniums start out disease-tree from seed and 'nature rapidly to 18-20 inch plants that stand up well tinder heat, light and moisture problems. Plant them in full sun, snap tiff faded blooms Plant them in tubs in front of evergreens, in sunny window boxes and planters, or in beds. - Itie __ doing mm garage - -. .---------..---- a Longwood . - By GENE (;Alty The Herald Services 1. Third Planet ' - Tips On Laminating Counter 1 All your household hot water heated free during the air conditioning season. Call your air con ditioning service company for an estimateHeat Recovery Unit Manufactured by le * I Seek ewe =* W *19. SPRINGWOOD VILLAGE Only 10 msnuts from Sanford and Orlando Townou, from ii s rum. . uniurn. Short Term Lease 1-4 and SR 434 834-3363 . ' I I F __________ - Your Hot Water Can Be Heated FREE • - ' . HOUSE' PLAN 11M124G is a ranch design of brick construction trim11)(41 With wood, The entrance foyer leads to a center hall from which ever room is accessible. The family-living room holds a fireplace flanked by two windows on the rear wall. Breakfast nook and kitchen traffic can flow from the garage, the main hail or the family room. Also, sliding glass doors lead outdoors and the exit from breakfast nook o the two-car garage features a family closet. The (lining room lo'ks out on the front yard through the bay window. The master bedroom has its own l)athroom with shower. The family bath has a built-in vanity. The location of the basement stairs is convenient for laundry purposes. The total living space, excluding garage, covers I square feet. To obtain the cost of the blueprint, write to the architect, Carl K. (;aiser, 260o Telegraph Rd., Southfield, Mich. 4 75 Include it stamped, self-addressed envelope for reply. 0 ': - - L - nook . • NAi41O ,. • I J %j kitchen - ______________________ I i- '1 o', ?4 1 ~11. ?- •\'; zc - '- 'u ,— Jf '' - - \ __ 0 -, 7 -,- ! A41,-. ~ -, .rr~., _ T. - ~- . Swinging Singles , fornily - living bed rm 1 ' master b r - i ___________ willill , - • 1_._ bed rm Scores Huge Success - - - - -z - • -- - ,A • Shelter In Own Homes - I -- 11W I , Sunday, May 12, 1974-3C . - ;-. ! -- , - __"C:_ V_1I ~ - .-- -1 - . , . . - OZ3 • . ,. Safety- Reflective Tape ~J _... " •.. • I I-!_, n" - - - _;V , . 0 y - Is Keyed To Energy . The Sanford Herald 0 I Ag ricu l ture's F uture - r .- l S vp ~,~~ ~, - , , Dear Mrs. LMC: • • Well be glad to do it. All eltluas siho are IS) ears of age or over and who vote. Florida has two =: days may Washington conference with -known as the first and stcuad primaries. You will be able to te buyers who realtors. These areas are the • More and more In the primaries only for those candidates of the party In which me architects to have new escalation of housing costs. you are registered. All registered vo(en may vote in the homes built are expressing a which price out of the market November general election and may vote for the nominee of their destre (L-r designs that reflect a those with incomes under . choice or for any independent candl~atrs who are qualified to ma. rturritc'nature." A survey by $2fl.000; the steepening of the Furthrr. rm ma rekfrr t s 'tr at the S.min:'k Counts ,_t .0 ltesearch showed htiii building and the mutt1ourth'tat- iu sanf'rd(JA at the branh officv in Snunole l'laz.a at II It iitF.Il I F.Fis ..,Uui deLek 1A) the biennial t1 ukkr meriea, pronpting ii Lite-st ks ovailable to the Casselberry. You hue untIl 30 days before the first primary In The herald Services convention of the American new public awareness of the aged:" earnings limitation, that most buyers want house gage money supply cycles; the September to register. I'1e days following the second primary which blend in with high number of mortgage Association of Retired Persons challenges presented by a which permits an annual the books will again be open to registrants. The meetings were packed. held in San Diego. Calif., population containing a larger earned income of $2,400 a year natural surroundings. The defaults in central cities and By the way. wbenyno register to vote lu Seminole County sad One lively speaker followed recently, did not project that percentage of healthier, more without reduction in Social architects themselves were undersubscribed programs, ou reside In an incorporated municipality, your registration also another. The audiences were unage. overwhelmingly In favor of the and serious delays In the active older people than ever Seci.rty benefits, and iiiim make )vu eligible to vote In) our municipal elections. alert and attentive. "They're certainly a lively before. and mobilizing response tory retirement practices, use of wood on sidings, patio processing of applications. Eery two years )OU will receive a renewal card in the mall decks interiors, windows, Among the reforms he For four days they kept it up. bunch," said a hotel employe within the pnvate sector as well which "rob the nation of from the Supervisor of Elections. If you'll complete it and return They came hurrying into the as on one afternoon they .s through government wisdom experience and structural components and suggested were the freeing of it you will continue your registration. U you do not return it your big hotel foyer before 8 each crowded into buses to Proud of what it already has productivity of some of its most roofing. The survey covered 10 the FHA interest rate to permit be name will be remosed from the rolls. architects in the leading 20 it to rise and fall with the morning. nattily dressed whisked away on local tours achieved by way of promoting capable citizens." major construction markets as market; eliminating discount . grandfathers and gray-haired and shopping expeditions legislation in behalf all senior AAHF' wants the $2,400 woir'en in colorful dresses, "Our organization has citizens as well as in the many taxability point for annual designated by the United States points, and the offering of a Co. Edit: Insuranceprogram. zirn.ed with notebooks and achieved one of the most irn. serices it has established for income of the elderly to be Department of Commerce. iuIvtv1Juy stated mat real estate LIoPer3are not perTnmea ioioe.'s and sets of resolutions, pressive growths of any members, AAHP regards itself raised — or, better still. to prepare certain legal documents, particularly contracts to T'l" flrCrSSt', f k: s<l tfc attend committees, organiza tion in America — a an increasingly influential 'linimled which they are not a party. How about contracts to purchase and workshops, group discussions even the world," said AARP force in creating more options sell a particular item of real property. Isn't that a contract bet- and open sessions. for older executive director Bernard E. and choices ween the buyer and seller. How is the real estate broker involved' Only once in all the hours of Nash. "Two years ago we had :'smericans. —JFF talking and listening was one 1.799,000 members. Today All the business discussed at Dear JFF: iray head seen to be inclined mnciniberstup is approaching 6.5 the convention had as its basic Yes, the real estate broker is Involved In a contract to pur- slightly forward, eyes closed — million. Every day a new theme the seeking of still • chase and sell. You see, the buyer executes the contract and either for more concentrated chapter is being formed greater opportunities for older places an ernest money deposit with the real estate broker who listening or to snatch a short people to fulfill purposeful somewhere in the country." puts ti h1 trust escrow aecouz't. The broker acknowledges this nap. Membership is open to all social roles, to be of service and - in the contract. Further, the seller acknowledges In the contract By FRANK J. JASA market. Fossil fuel evergy "One of our basic goals," a men and women 55 or over, of value, and to participate in the employment of the real estate broker and agrees to pay the speaker said, -is to create a whether retired or County Agricultural Agent input into sheep production I important decision-making broker a commission In accordance with the commission more realistic image of retired WO(i is very minimal. Nash pointed out., however, within their communities agreement. Consequently, the real estate broker is a party to the persons in America. We want to griculture could well Productioi of a pound of cotton "My 111"111 t, ,i,,.ri ii,• that the association's aim is to , contract and, therefore, may prepare the document. By the way, k away with the stereotype of design programs and services incoming president Douglas o. become a major source of requires only about 40 percent ' the broker is also a part of the contract in another sense in that if the poor old, decrepit, depen"not only for our own members Woodruff, in an interview, is energy in the future as well as as much encrgy as the the buyer defaults by tailing to perform in accordance with the dent, useless citizen." i but for all retired Americans" to get more members per- meeting more demanding food production of a pound of syn'v terms of the contract the ernest money deposit becomes and fiber needs at home and thetic fibers. Trr& was loud applause. The He sees AAHP as an advocate nally involved in our ri'. liquidated damages and the seller and real estate broker will One of the great programs. Our motto is 'In abroad. churp ik. a mms ni 4 .I..., 3 aII Ill UP.rI I 31141 ..L.. .L_tI_ - - . -. We can - use. more • - lumber in _.-... -' .j. • r .cnauenges of me tuture is me place of substitute building Serve, Sot to tie Served' is not more than the commission be would have received if the "Some 20 per cent of our production of both food and materials such as steel, contract had been completed. Hope this answers your question. nit';nbers are in the indigent indistrial energy from farm and aluminum and plastics, which, unlike timbers, are derived o category — poor, lonely. forest crops. Federal expenditures for from nonrenewable resources. without close relatives and Editor: energy research and Producing steel for use In really needing help, Cana real estate broker licensed in &minote Couttv actuaUv oevelopment have been In- framing exterior walls requires The association does many obtain listings and sell real property In another county without By ANDY LANG creased by 44 percent in thz three times as much energy as molding was inconspicuous. In things to try and ease I. 10 being licensed in the other county' AP Newsfeatures molding that is already (in-- poblem, providing tran- past two years, but many an equivalent amount of wood. -MWS — Some years ago I fin-. scientists say we need at least The building industry is already Q. ished, it usually is stained, be- sportation, hot meals, bixii ' Dear MWS: 4,4 tshed the attic in our house, us1*9 cause most molding is made of visits and assistance in coun- $2 billion per year effort over moving back to more use of The answer to your question Is yes, The license a real estate ing 4 by 8 plywood sheets and the next decade to work at wood in home and commercial : hardwood with a pleasing sur- tiess other ways, in addition t broker purchases each year from the Seminole County Tax .4 hardwood molding along the top face that is best left unpainted, services provided by govern- solving the energy crisis, building construction. " "4 Collector's office Is a State and County occupational license and near the ceiling. I remember More research is needed on Additionally, research ment that office and Its representatives may do business anywhere in agencies and other social that it was quite a job painting the use for solid wastes concerning other sources of — I put down a flagstone services, '.4 Florida. In addition, the broker and all of his sales peoplc must Q. molding the a produced harmonizing in agriculture, many rralkway on our property. energy, such as solar, "But we are also particularly .. bold Indisidual real estate licenses is-sued by the Florida Real 4 Estate Commission. These licenses, too, are good anywhere In ('0101' The lesson I learned was Grass has now started to grow concerned ibout the other 80 of which are presently being geothermal, wind, waves and to paint the molding before It between the stones. I don't want per cent of our members, and recycled back into the soil and tide and the use of hydrogen . Florida. . However, this probably has nothing to do with your question was put up. I have a similar job to run the mower over the are doing everything we can to utilized for their organic matter must be continued. now in another house we stones because of the possibility inspire and stimulate them — to and fertilizer values. but a real estate broker who is a Realtor and Is, for example, a Expanded dramatic steps to bought. Can I buy the molding Much greater use of natural that the blade conserve energy in all phases of might scrape set them into a positive atmember of the Seminole County Board of Realtors, may do already finished' them What's the best war to titude, wt'.erctlies v,ilIt,e active fibers can be made to conserve utilization, coupled with acbusiness in -shall we say-Lake County. But unless 1w is a A. — In some lumber yards keep the grass from growing helpers rather than just passive our nation's evergy. The use of celerated research can help member of the lake County Board of Realtors the Seminole and building supply houses, between the stones, natural fibers can be greatly cit izens continue with our high County Realtor cannot h4d himsdf out as it Realtor in Lake recipi:'nts:' yes. But it will cost more. A County. He can operate in Lake County as a real estate broker but A. — Use one of the permitted Woodruff, who prior to retire- expanded in place of the level of living, but practical fairly recent development is the weed killers. It will also kill the iisnt held several positions evergy.demanding not as a Realtor. synthetic trade-offs between energy and sale of molding In exactly fi be rs which now th grass. e account for 60 enviroment are going to be But wi use it carefully th the University 4, Utah. 1. same color and pattern of the according to directions, now approaching a Spr & His percent of the U. S. fiber absolutely essential. paneling. A friend of mine fin- Especially, don't use it on a retirement philosophy is: "Our .-I---A -&--------. IIIIII s ..JIII. UUIp u winay nay it you employ a oiucr years can be the richest of hardboard paneling with a tex- sprayer. our lives. We shall all live tured, light-colored surface. longer and happier and be in The molding was made of ex(For either of Andy Lang's better health if we dive tly the same material in the t.ok1ets, "Wood Finishing in willingly of ourse'lvcs By JULIAN STENS'TROM bicycks, uaLs, JuCkCLS and same color with the same texThe association's current the Home" OR "Paint Your other types of warm clothing ture. He said the lumber yard House Inside and Out," send 30 areas of primary concern, said "We'd like to have more," the pupils were wear'ng at that had the paneling in stock and % cents and a long, stamped, self. WMxIrufi and it was borne reported school principals and time. was able to get the matching addressed envelope to Know. (*11 Of resolutions passed at the parents after the Seminole ..The response," said Bin- melding on order. As a result, how, P.O. [lox 477, Huntington, onvvntion — were inflation. County Board of Realtors ford "was far beyond our the paneling and the molding N.Y. 11743. Be sure t.) specify 'Th' single 111(1St critical factor distributed some 2.5,000 h day affecting the iahi!itt fif expectations. We had calls from flw ed together so that the which Exoklet you want.) reflective tapes to children in fst of the principals in the onne 90 percent of the county's county askini! for more (1Inflhip --------.' --...... rrl.nooLs_ '. . but we unn had the ori'inal During the early part of this -, year when school children were amount and were unati to having to walk to bus stops and obtain more at the time. I = recently moved to Florida would you kindly provide sorrie in. fccmati n to guide us. lam certain many other newcomers WOWd appreciate it . NEW SHOPPING CENTER on SR 436 and Winter Park Drive in Casselberry i s scheduled _. I.. i equipment when doing home gardening is stressed by the American Optometric Assn., Ll.rom F various sources in come pointing of in5dh gardening bOUght OflbY 4 rising prices has also brought lookabout an increase in Injuries to Whether you are on the • t es The assoc,•ion s esses out for a new house or merely ~~~~~N CASSELBERRY SQUARE UNDER CONSTRUCTION Editor ." . * By ANDY LANG AP Newifeatures -- -- ~I.- i -1 By JW4N STENSTRO,I iEdit's Note: U you have a question pertaining to real estate. taxes, insurance, others. Mail your inquiry to Editor. Lifest)ks, The Sanford Herald Sanford, ha 37l Please sign ,our letter Ipon . . year began to change all that. Piper began to receive inquiies f roni California, Arizona, New - 1exIco, Colorado, Oregon, Texas, North and South Carolina and Florida. All of a % sudden builders were desperate to conserve energy. LII Ad,, (8 W *~~ �---..-- -- - ------------.-- -..---- -.--------- -r. - - -...-- - -------------------- -- ---............- - --_;. --. - 4C-The Sanford Herald - I' I I V I I(1flItl Kline & I Nuiii to John F. Jones to Thomas I Perry I.. Thomas & wf RIchard A. Wkks & ShoK ik Sh'res, Ira-. to Anthony Paparella & f Honaki Roland Jean & sf Lklores to John Donnelly & wf Synergetics, a portion of prop. Maureen to Ira S. Ehrlich & wi Robinson&wfStieiln, LI. 29 81k CrineIa 1.1 7 81k 3 Knollwood l.OuS4Y HILI, LI 22 81k A l.ouhe, LI 112 Lake Ilaffirt N of NE cur of Wekiva sp Rd Carol, [kg. 365' F of SE car of 13 Weathersfield, 1st add. 3rd Addn $67,000. lAlngwood North, $24,500. & Fox Valley 1)r., Swectwater N', of NW'S of SE'S Sec. 28-20- n,,$18,700. Est., $15,000. Alfred H. Cowley Jr.. to Clayton A. ('risty & wf H. Stanley Wilson & wi Linda :t2, run S 165' etc., $22,900. Henry Connell etux etal to Oaks s-d dese. . 1 acre, Alfred U. Cowley Sr., & wi Juanita to Otis F. Fourakrv Jr Rodney ('room & wE Jean to (ri L. Saiomon& wE Ethel L. Lt. 81k rnt'onj i L11., U.s 27 Marvin It. 1rson & wE ['cons Doris, 1.1 12 111k C Spring l.k & wE Itosake, N 187.5' of S 375' III-', Cassi1berry less dcsc. to C J Tebbe & I Mary, i.t 79 .hhn 11. ('liiklrcss& wE Betty J., 129 Spring Oaks, $35,500. Hills. Sec Ill, $41,500. f : of Govt. Lt 1 Sec 24.29. parcel $47,500 F 8.3' of 1.1 9& W 72' of 10 81k A, Ilurch-Ileasley Realty Inc. to 81k A, Winter Woods Un. 3 ('harks Stamps & I Shirley ?J, $44,900. Leo Li Wimett&wf Georgia M., English Est., tJnit 4, $5600, Henry Connell & wE etal, $35,300. to Joseph Seliger& sf Pearl, LI Kinheit Constr. to Kenneth I.. 1.1 7 81k 19 Townsite of No. Greater Consir. Corp to 1'rustct's I.uscon Illdrs. Inc. to Arteinas McCoy & •r I 111k 6 Camelot Un. 1 $28,100. L)ev F. Ta) br & sf Suelkn Concord I LTD., l.Ls 28 & 29 Margaret to II, Richard Bates, l)obmcier & wE Beverly Ann, 1.1 Chuluota, $8,500. 515.000. Win. F. Blue, sgl & (;Ioria 1. sgl , to Ronald H Shuck & t,'f Sue IA 10 131k F' Camelot Un I $34,500. Joe G. Jones & wE Va., to Ruby D. Hackett, Lot 86, Highland Pines Un. 3, 531,500. It W Williams & wE Dorothy to I. liardin & wE Henrietta, lk. 321.45' N & 220.18' W of SE 'r of Sec 30-20-29 etc., $4,500 Wm. A. Edards& wi Jean to .luhn T. Mahan & %Lf [)t,Iores. 1.1 IU Akltaii t itlns U,iA)O. Mattie Mayo, Aithea C Griffin . Margaret J Griffin to Emory ;reen & Roosevelt, Beg. 319.4' \ of SE car of SE'4 of SW'i of S.-' 33-19.31 run W 25' for pob, W 1O& N 40' etc. 12,000. t-.uwin iay van i.amp & wi Phyllis to h'a P. Lyons, From NE con I.t I Plat of Irend.ale, 51(J) Se'n home Mtg. to Secty. H&U, 8., IA 14 Academy Manor Un 2*100 James W. Sutherland & yf \i c to howard N. Levie, IA. 10 l;i C North Orl. Terr, Sec 6 - '. $ -- V. -n • Un. 1 $26,500. John C. Cropper& wE Pearl to Donald W. Straeh& wE Melinda, U 8 81k 17 Wcathersfield 2nd Addn $28,SCO. IQCD) Donald Keller & wE Shirley to Charles Toll Jr & wE Linda Stoll, U 3 81k 3 Nob [liii Sec., Meredith Manor $50,000. htobmo-Ladd of Fla. Inc., to Van Malone & wE Diane L, LI 41 Northwood, $34,900. W H Green & Sons Inc.. to Howard J Weaver & wf Mary, LI 6 BIk I Sky Lark s.d $29,700. W H Green & Sons, Inc., to Herbert W. Smith Jr & wf MelanieK.lAllBlkISky Lark, $29,300. - The North Oil, Co., to Hiram H. Allison & wf Margaret A., Lots 1 & 31, 81k D, North Orlando Ranches, Sec. 2A $2,600. James M. Pruitt & wf Mary to - Johnny Walker&wf Anna A, w 3acresofS'ofSE'ofSE of SE'S of Sec. 33-19-31 $40,000. Barton B. Pilcher & wE Olivia to Johnny s'alker Real Es., Inc., its 7.10 & N': of 11 81k 6, Lake View 1st Add $11,100 W. H. Green & Sons, to Silvio Clemente & wE Iii it 7 B!k F Skylark s.d $29,800. Three I) Homes Inc. to James 'igliantl & sit Filomena, it 81k A San Sebastian IlLs., Un. 2 510.000. 1) II .Jackson to Leon W. Steinmneyer Jr & wE Celia S., D': of NW', of NE'. of SW', Sec 16-20-32 grantor life eM etc in easement for rd., $15,000. Carolyn Stenstrom & hb. Herbert to H. Glen Durham & wE Caroline W 330.5' of F os' ofS'2ofSE'soENW'.SecIS-20.30, 5 acres rn-I $22000. Jr'}'n Kovalik Jr & wE Judith to Boylsion 8. Butler & wE NonnaJ. it 163 Tratlwood Est., Se' 1, 524,900, 11. Miller & Sons of Orl Inc., t Wrn. H. Miller & wf Iris A. it 16 Devonshire, $39000 Des. Enir., ln. to Emery 11. Slaghi & v.1 Louise, Condom. Un. 21, Sheoah. $37,500. iQCI) Mine 0. Krug, wid & Charles Bottorff & wE Jacqueline to Mine 0. Krug, wid., Condom lIes. no.24, Sheoah $100 Henry F. McClain & wf Dorothy to Harold Gaylord L.emay & wE Edwyna, it 39 [ilk 6, Oakaldn Shores, 1st Addxi 5-10.000. Phil Orr, Heir cIt. to Dallas Sr,ov.. Lots 6 & 7 & 20 & 21 to v.akrs, 2nd Acldn Mineral Spg I'ark $4,500. - - E- 8 F t- ft I, $1 ., I H IL iQ('Dt Suzanne Savage to SuzanneLSavage,trustee,Lt4 & F': of 3 & W' of 5 [ilk 6. Esans'Iale. l.k Mary $100 Mit-had P. PAsinorL', 41 It) Cutiz. NaIl. 13k. Orl., Lot 22 [Ilk B The Colonnades 1st Addn $IS,S00. -: iQCl)s M. Donald Sabm, md. & Trustee to Elsie S. Menende:, std., its 23&21&S45' ofLtA, Lake Minnie Esst. Scat'rri Goebd & wE Sue 1° Jaumo's 31. Brown & wE Patricia. 1.t IA 81k C Sweetwates' Oaks. 'James 11. Brown & ,j Pulni'ia Ic Gken W, Miller Jr. 81k F 6 sit F. Gall C., [A 'wt'r1water Oaks, Sec 2 LI A, [ilk C, sec, 4 *97,567. See. 4 $45,900. Greater (onstr. to Richard to Fred K. Zander& sfTherese Hazel W. Squires Rushing to M., Ii,t 7 111k 19 Townsite of No. & w 1o' of 29 111k III" CII., $100. Fairlane Est., Sec. I Rep!..' , S5,900. o,swi Unit 68, Sausalito, Condom. Ph. Mig. & Realty Co., IA 118 Jones Jr., Lut 7 81k 8. 1)Iie W,, lAs 119 & 120, Elrentwxxl 1538,900. $100, Sanlanta third set'., $19,500. Terr.. $100. '•'t ... . tL I). ..t. I'1 t..il.. • .. t...*. I lit' jhiJl. UI IJUUlt' LII I)U)11 i ruorias ,. r reciiian, Iruswe I Iros J. Pi1ind & wf \IariIyn, F Ik'dingfield & s1 l'atricii It 9 81k 1. North Orlando M., I .t 8, 18k A, klyllwilde of Loch Arbor, Sec. 3,5100. Ranches, Sec. 6, $10,000. Dusk F. Bedinguield & wf Don I'. Harris & wE Ilarbara tip Win. C. Wood & wE Joyce, IA 2 Patricia to Win. A. Norris Sr. & 81k II Sweetwater Oaks, wE Elith F. & Christine Sharples, 115 l2irkwood Dr., It $57,000. l.evie [teal Est. mv. to 8 81k A Idyllwilde of Loch l)'nald S. Puryear & wE Wanda, Arbor, Sec. 3, $33,700. Thomas Righetti & wE Ruth to 1.1 12 131k F, North Orlando Win It Adams & wE Mary, S Ti'rr., See. 21 n 1, 531,500. I'.'odor Merritt & I Mary & i$J of \,. of N': of fN • E' of of SW'5 Sec. E' of NE's ('ccii Merritt to Ida Mae ,hi' ncr, wid., lAs 11 & 12 111k 14, 24-21-29, $,500. Canton P. Taylor & wE Sanlando Sub. Beaut., Sanford Phyllis to W. W. Stanaland & 5cc., $1,600. E&J Home.; me, to Jeffrey K. Sandra, IAJLs 15& 16. & Beg. NW Pulley & f Sheibs, Li 2 111k K, cur IA 17, etc., 1ike Sylvan Sweetater Oaks, Se('. 2, Est, 55), Agmnt Deed, Bloch Bros Etc., ('harks It. Meintire to $76,900. ('harlesStoll ir.& wI Linda to to Robt. C. Roomsburg or Anna Sandlewood mv. Fund, LTD., John ('. Sharp & .f Nadine to lou L Ta)bor, sgl., Lots 3 & 4 I.. EL 53 Myrtle Lake Hills, Unit K-2 Sandlewood Condom., John W. howell Jr. & wE Linda 81k 6, Mobile Manor, 2nd See,, $1,800. $18,200. ' K., IA.l15 Oakland Hills, $20,900 $1,500, Wilda B. Francis, form. Richard M. Bone, trustee to Grange Prop Inc. to Garfield Bruce Bennett & wE Judith to Badger to James C. Francis & Combank-WP,, Trustee, LI 35 Gregory L. Spalding, sg!., IA 4 1.. Levering & wE Lois, IA .f Wilda IA 28 81k 2 Rep). Sb. I Forest Brook, $100. ,2C 131k B North Orlando Terr., Sec. Spring Oaks Unit 4, & 2 Nti. Orlando Townsite 4th Cci'. 11. Wtiidden & wE Mary QCDi .luhn F'. Jones & f 3 Unit 1, $28,800. Addn Village of North On., Linda to Linda 8. Jones, mdiv,, Thomas C. Sehott Jr. & wE to Darryl C. Coker & wE Ann 13., $100. IA 11 W 28' of 10 [ilk 64, Mildred to James A. Thompson N 208.71' of 208.71' of E 433.71' of Violet McElreath, Trustee to Sanlando Sub. Reaut., $100. & wE Fiji., Ii 50 Duck Pond lA)t 50, McNeiLs Orange Villa, Billy 8. LaBree & wf Margaret $59,900. Billie I.. Stud)' & wE Mary to Addn, CB, $()() A. Beg 160.9' S& 521.77' W of NE wm. F. Graham, V 100' of Lots Hit-hard C. Ebey & wE Alice to Frank Sharp to Phyllis A. cur of SE'S of SW'i Sec 29-20-30 4 & 5111k F, Normandy Addn CB Sharp, 1.t 126 Wrenwood [Its., Lyman F. Williamson, F 15' of $50,000. I.t3&alluf4 [ilk 10 Evarisdale, $42,000. $100. Rodney N. Walters, J. *3,100. John Eggbrecht, Jr. & wE I'hylbis A. Sharp to Terry 8. Patrick McDonnell, John P. Carinelit.a to Joseph F. Far- Jones & wE Flu., 1.1 126 Fred C. Pearson & WI Flu, to Dalsemer dba Park Ave. marco & Margaret, IA 36 Wrenwood hits., $31,900. Charence I.. Tripp & wf Investment Prop. to San- Trailwood Est., Sec. 1, $26,300. Esther Ridge, et alto C. L. Ch'istine, N 3.5 ch. of %V 6 ch. of dlewood Ins', Fund Ltd., All Clarence WaIler & wf Carol to rree & Mary, Lot 55 & Ni' of 56, SW': of NW'8 of Sec. 23-20-32 Units in Sandlewood Condom., Betty Hagans, wid., LI 22 PIne [Its., $7,667. Mtg. Fla. State Bk. $L000. less Un. I Bldg K, Un. 4 BI. G & WiIttnr M:nnr 25nU(I Un. 2 $l,500,&X). -. Don F. Carrlgan& wE Doris to (QCD) A.J.Bryant, sgl to David W. Gray & wE Betty-Lee, Shirley I.. Bryant U 10 Palm S21l.2'ofLetIS,ftIkS,lessSlO' Shadows $100. for i-si, LI 15 111k 6 Amended Susie Kersey, slid to Robert Plat, Wlldmere, $43,900. F.. Newson & wE Sandr&s S'1 of DeLair A. Clark & wE Sail)' to Y,1i of SE'i of SW'i, less N lfl' Elmer Brown & wf Christine J., Sec 33-19-31 & Lt 11 & 24 IA 3 BIk I Amended Pldt 111k 1, Kersey Addn Midway, $19,500. Rest Haven on Lake Harney, Elaine E Walton, sgl to *15,00°. Robert H. Allen & wE Elizabeth, to Michael P. Gerrity&wfMaria, I.t2613kII orm Orlando Terr., Sec 4 Unit W. F'. Phillips & wf Viola to 1, 531,000. ('arl I.. Dunn & wf Helen C., N' Vwood B. McDaniel & wE of NW', of SW' iof Set-. 16-20-30, Melissa to Dwight F. Lucas & sis,000. Spitler Constr. Co. to Eugene wE Aileen M., Lot 59 Sleepy ('aldarelli & wf Helen M., I.t. hollow 1st addn, $55,500. 156 San Lanta sd 3rd Sec., C. S. Lee to Dorothy I.. Jones, Charles 5. Lee Jr. & Thelma i... $29,300. CUSCIbCfl)' Gdns Inc. to CIont.s, - NW's & NW', of Joseph H. Pols-erino & wE NFL,, NE', & W'2 of SW', of in %'irgtnla Ann, ii. 10 Queens Sec. 18-21-32 etal., sioo. Mirror Acid., Cfl, $10,000. C. S. Ice to Robert F. Let'. Martha N. ('a.csclbcnry, sgl. S'2 of See 19& 20-21-33, & N'2 & to Joseph olvernino & v.1 Va., N'2 of SW's of Sec. 38.21-33 & LI 11 Queens Mirror Addn. CB, of F.'2 SE'. of S(e 25-21-32. $100 $10,000. .Ho11. J. Wood Jr. & wf Susan Jorge Gomez & wE lAJz s. to M. to Geo. 8. Perkins & wf Robert F. Locke & wE Mary I l.ts 18, 19 & 20' of 20 Loch Arbor Bonnie J. & Patricia Perkins, Crystal Lake Club Sec., $42,000. sgl., LI. 13 [ilk H North Orlando NorthOrl.Co. toLawrenceA. Ranches, Sec., IA. $8,900. June Wood, form. James to White & v.f 'ulia i. i & 2 [ilk Charles T Crigger, its 1 2 & 8, 8, North Orlando Ranches, see. [Ilk I Wynnwood, 527,500. 8. 12,300. Sticwmisaker Con.str. to Hobt. Rita Dundas toni,. F'nisch to Raphael Bates&wf Muriel, 1.16 c Markey & wE Patricia, 1.1. 5 131k A Lake Kathryn Park, 111k d, Idyliwilde of Loch Arbor, Sec. 4 $41,000. $15,000, Clifford Anderson & wE Mary Greater Constr. to Larry to l.)erether Anderson, sgl., l.ts Kenneth Allen & wE Terryll A., 11 & 12 81k 15 Locjart s.d. $100. Magnolia Svc. Corp. to 1.1 2131k 3 The Woodlands. Sec. 4, $40,300 Ronald F. Meyer & wE Joseph Sils esiri to Betty Margaret, IA 30 Sleep)' hollow Silsestri, Beg. 31.12' F & 12' N 1st Addn., $8,500. Fletcher Prop Inc. to Edw. J. of SW i-or of Lot 16, Prairie Powers I wE Peggy, Condom. Lake Manors, etc., $100. Betty Silvestri, sl to Win. Unit 652-1), Lake Villas Con.Allen Tolbert & wf Sandra Joy, darn., $43,400 Beg. 31.12' F & 12' N of SW car. Fletcher Prop Inc. to Edith LI 16 Prairie Lake Manors, M. [lurks, Condom. Unit 186.1) Lake Villas, $41,500. $21,700Atlanct' ('onstr., Inc. to Mark Bldrs. Inc to Myrtle David L. Balk& wE Mar)' I)., La. &'hueffer, sgl., IA 2 131k 1) 12 [Ilk C Sssectwati-r (laks, See. North Orl Tcrr Tbomas G Chikodroff & wE Deborah 6. it 3 BIk 19 Weathersfield2nd Addn Ace Builders Inc to Jacqueline P. Tackett., LI 1 liingwood Pines, $285 Sorensen-Fletcher Cor.str. to Wm. Keikes Jr & wE Fiji. U 3 & N 32'2' of LI 4 BIk G Sanlando Springs Tn. 12, $58,500. Ronald Meyer & wE Margaret & Charles Merillat & wE Shirley to Russell E. Stanley & wE Mary, LI 80 Sleepy Hollow 1st Add $57,500. Epoch Prop, to Frank J. Richter & wE ('sayle Ruth LI 19 81k B, The Springs Gknwood %'ill• See 2 $l,9Q0. Morris 8. Parker & wE Ruth to Eugene P. Phelps & wE Barbara from SE car of SW's Sec 26-20-29, run N 155.52' etc mtg. WP Fed., $62,500. QCD) Fla. Land Co to Charles E Kelly, Beg. NW cor. LI 3, etc., In [Ilk 29 North Oil. 8th Mn 5100. Emiunet A Moran & wE Mary to Geo. C.H. Petsos & wE Aflfle L LI 10 [Ilk M iess F 10') Northgate $4,500. iQCDi Robt, hlostetter & wE NancytoMichael F Vestal 8: wE Susan W 18.5' of K 184.5' of SE'S of NW', Sec 25-20-29. less S 666.tt' 1100 Itobi Hustetter& sit Nancy to MivhaelEVrstal& s'f Susan, F 166' of SE's of NW'. Sec 25-2029, less S 633.03' & less F 33', cont. 2.lfl acres $11,000. Wmii. I. Mc Bryde & wE Beverly to Ralph Mw. Seifert & wE Patricia, LI 52.8 Spring Oaks Un. 3 $42,000 John Mchersuri & wE Julia 10 Wns. 1. Pratt Jr., l.ots 11 & 12 hIavne' stI lW $25,f%) Agiiit-l.'etd, Arthur Nazzaro to James H. Duncan & wE (;realer Constr. to Bruce A. Nant'yK.,IiitS&S':of4F-1k20 Bryant & wE Sharon, Unit 5-B Sanlando Sub. Beaut., Sanford Sausalito, Condom. PH. 1, Set'., 513.003. 5389(J) , Er usc' & wf Eileen to Harley L. Stanford & wE l'atriria, W l55' of It 2. ll oI.1 & F 21.14' of 4 81k 28Sanlando Sub, Beaut., Sanford sec., Sunday,- May 1?,1974-5C The Sanford Herald Look, , ( ;rtr ('un-sIr, to Samii IA'',' & sit Vonnie, Unit 11-F S;.uaIitn, Condom. Phi I. $51,000. Don Reynolds & wE 9 Andrew Bri.eken & wE Laura to Lefnuel Robert W. Ilanschr & sit 1. Brown III & wE Linda, it Loris J. to Qucotln I., Green. [Ilk 4, Tier 10, Sanford, [ It. Its 1, 5,6 81k Q. & lAs 4, 5 & 6 Trafford 1ap, $10,000 111k It, SW. Se 28-21-32, Res. Margaret Flu. Byerly to map of ('huluota, $21,000. Robert F. Connelly 6 v.1 QCD Win. "i. Kreidler to Maureen F., U 21 [ilk 11 Patricia I. Kreidler, S'2 of 29, Kvansdak s-d, $11,000. ,li : 111k 311, Sanlau-ida Sub. Eurne ('oo!'r & wE June 1'. I3aut., Sanlaralo Sanford see,, Serv. Exceptionial Xenoaiuy, $100. 1nc.W'ofNW'iofNW'aofS2 Same to same as atxic, it 73 of Govt. LII, in Sec. 36-20-29, Robin Hill Un. 3, *100. $17400. 3, 558,000. Genesa W. Byrd & hti. B.C. to ll('. Byrd& v.f Geneva, Us pç & 17 81k A, Tract 30, Sanlauno Springs, $100. Gilbert A b'ike & wE iirjorie to Robert 6. Staggs Tau,,ara. LI 23 81k 13 Meadows West, $37 500 iuirles P. O'Neill wE Janis Ar.n to John A. Broffel & wE J., 1121 131k 1) SebastIan 1 Its., Un 1, 138,000. Beverly 1'. 1'ect' form Anderson to Houston hi, Fhornpson Sr. & wE Anna 1 IS 81k A, Prairie Ek Park, 533,500. Shirley Mison sgl to Silver S;in Guat. Land & Title, it. 42, Myrtle Lake hills, .s-d, $3,000. Wm. 0. Bevan & wE Margaret to Helen Marie Murphy ()'Bryan, I.t. 10 111k K, Spring %'aliey Farms, Sec. 4, $57,800. l)uPont Murphrey Jr. & James F'. to Robert J. Fogle, & wE Joyce, it S BIk 3 Amended pint of First Addn. Mineral Springs Park, $40,000. Raymond Dance & Pauline to Jack W. Hoyt & wE Doris, LI. 13 & W'2 of 14 [ilk K Lake Waymnan heights, Lake Addn., $19,200. Three I) Homes Inc. to Gene Wm. Lcathers& wE Mary, 11.89 Barclay Woods, 1st Addii., $15,800, June Realty Corp to Jayinor Corp., Lot 3 [Ilk A, Lot C [Ilk A, et al, San Sebastian [Its., Un. IA, $41,600. 771 Corp to Condev Corp., that portion of its 467, 468, 471, 272 475, 476, 479, 480 483 etc. Alt.amnonte Hotel land & Nay. Co., $100. Richard A Capalbo & wE Anastasia to Thomas I,. Clarke & wE Brenda. LI. 1 [ilk K Tanglewood Sec.- 3 Hepl., $35,000. Anna Jakubein & tib George Sr. to John J;ikubcin & wE Olga, S132'ofN396'ofW'2ofNE',of SE'. of Sec. 20-21-31 wctc. $100. Anna Jakubein & hl. George Sr. I.e Geo. Jakubcin Jr. & wE Mildred that part of 1.1. C, desc. in Sti.. 20-21.31, $100. John Jakubein & wf Olga to David C. Jakuhc'in & wE Caroline M., F'ruui SW car of NE', of SE', of Sec 20-21-31 etc. 203 acres. $100 John Jakubcin & wE Oa to John A Jakubcin & wE t)iane F., fro,nSWcorofNEt,oISEL,of Sec. 20-21.31, 1.69 acres ui-I, $100. 1.ewis C, Cooper & wE Margaret to Margaret toGeo 8. Van Ginhoven, it. 36 [Ilk C, 5weetster Oaks, Sec. 6, $13,900. The hlu.skey Co., etc. to Lewis 6. Cooper & wE Margaret, it, 36 [Ilk C,Sweetwater0aks,Sec.6, $13,, lien Ward Jr. to Ward & Illacksioud hit',, b.et 49 & 51 Oakrldgc s-d, $100. The Huskey Co. to James F. Duke & wE Ellen M., Lot 32 [ilk (' Swes-twater ftJk5, Sec. 6, $13)00. Amer. Modulars Crp 01 Keaton C. Miller & Martha S., LI 12 Brookhollow i'd $31,900. Personals I .O '' i. l,ot.i'd Ik 0 lrCSib ytqiT,101t'" ''"''I' Hftl'U,lv growers for Pfoliil,s, 5&IL I glaurantS 1721 * prtn-ent. Nt I tt1. (81 1 if I 17728) Maintenance Electrician -------------Child Care 6 Will baby 5it .n n y home WediyS 373260-4 Will do baby silting ifl my home 373 5079 Announcements i-.Cards of Thanks 7 -In i-Persona IS S -Lost and Found o-Ch'ld Care , SALESMENS ,,, ii S ç,giPiOLES '.5141 IL RM, i4 ,,tnIOrd :.n I[ O '' ' 30 - AsS'f mt,r for growing auto p,trts rebuilding co- Apply In person 110. Federal Parts Ir - iP1' Sanford Airpert p ' 3 bedroom, air cond Stove and refrq No animalS Fenced in Contact 373 6375 '-''' • 1r'rson PcI I IYf5O,' A. iq'..ial Opper'uflf SANFORD YELLOW CAB CO. 701 5 ParI Ave t k ' insulation nstallrr% needed Goo1 rniptOyrnCflt for ambitiOus mci Chauffeurs FrinQt benefits licenSe required Good workers only need apply Apply loll Miller Drive. Altamonte Springs Off Charlotte St S 8. K Warehouse _, ,, I - - Ilullaimirk Constr. to Bobby 'i1i,.lti & wE Ar'ic Mac, IA. 10 81k J Washington Oaks, Sec. 2, $19,700. Win. N. ltcseJr. & wE Velma to Clair K. harry & wf Joan M., IA. 7 PaLiji Shadows, $12,600. Thomas 1) 1'igglns & wE Crystal to Norman F. Gleseler & v.f Murianna, 1.1 ID Indian Hills Un. 1, $39,000. Gerald Smith & Lucille to Ronald F. Iindqulst & wE ZIta, IA. l.k Harriet Est., $23,500. (Isarlt's I). Turley & wE Mary JotoHenryC.hhardy&wE!x IA 13 Sunland E.st., 1st Addn $18,500 -Garage Rummage Sales -Boats & Marine Equipmet -Camping Equipment -Sports Equipment --Bicycles -Office Equipment - -Building Materials --Lawn and Garden -Machinery and Tools -Equipment for Rent -Pets and Supplies - Horses -Ltvestock and Poultry --Wanted to Buy -Stamps . -Antiques -_—. ) -Auto Repeirs Parts - Acceories --Junk Cars Removed - -Autot for Sale -Aviation i_ 2 7.1 Deltona, rent or tale.? bdrm 7 bath louSi. fam.Iy room, air, heat iarpetinq. dishwasher, disposal Contact M Urs.sorih I.8calty I?) P061 or 37) 0511 • 13 Houses Rent - 4;i 8)1 ___ 8272 -- 7L. 1(F' yi fAA / (J- - $120 MONTHLY. DELTONA I bedroom, A C at frlctive Adlt No pets 773 3365 571 1010 Moblle Homes Rent 34 Beautiful mobile home & tot on St Johns Pool, marina, park, boat dock 904 3*3 5553 owner 1973 lurnithed I bedroom. Adults Security SIlO monthly pluS electric 37) 0173. Tao bedroom mobile home on private property, furnished. f'clulP%, no pets 373 3*56 -- trailer for rent to Lake Mary Call 373 2741 For Rent ), (,REGORY MOBILE HOMES 500 French Ave Sanford 3215200 - . a ' Two bedrooms, 1 Dltn, wall to wall iarpeting, drapes, central heat and air Fully equipped with dish washer Call Mrs RUtherford 37310*_ - ______ 3?? S,it-*l 31 $ Rent Furnished Apartments I Room lurnsbecl efficiency Phone 372 7760 - - - 1 ___________________ Bedroom Adulttcnh ii Park Avenue Mobile Park ?SIS Park Drive. 3fl 2181 ---- ______________ Two bedroom duplea turn S(i.- t ,.parfment 1770 Orlando Or'Sanford — F ,jrnished or unfurniSned 7 bedroom, I bath renced yard 3730671 J Apartment — ENJOY A BEACH VACATION thiS Summer Save gas and travel time Choose (torn IS new. Iwo bdrm two bath ocean frort' apartments rented furnished wth every luiury Pool and rec. room Call or write B I. Antoine. Mgr Paradise BeacP Club. 973 AlA N .Ieflite Beach t JuSt IS miles '"utb of Cape Canaveral) Or phone 130Sf 77) 5)95 Weekend Week Month Season • Business Property For Rent 31 ,Smrenousi. snop. office From 25X to 50000' Reasonable New & 'V Adults No pets 377 41 I b4'droO-p, apartment 1urnpt'ed (Jtitities furnished $165 rio Pro- rv' 3?? 1*39 ___________ -, - This NEWSPAPER does p not knowingly accept HELP W.4NTED ADS that indicate a preference based on age Iron. em ployers covered by the AGE DISCRIMINATION IN EMPLOYMENT ACT More information may be obtained from the Wa;e Hour office at Rm. 309. Or lando Prof. Ctr 22 W Lake Beauty Dr. P.O. Box 8094 -' fI A, Orlando, Flatelephone 811 -1026 Houses for Sale - I t0 II, 25 10 5t ) j PARTY TIME CLEAN UP in. Pc your fr,e'ndsto your rew home Pu help spruce up th.s polental show place Entertain them when the work is done in your huge 22 , 78' lari- ly room, on thC 75" IS p,'itO. and in tht' tree Shaded private fenced back yard Pienty room for fun on thit 150,145 'ncr lot Rcfrrsh'nqty coot now Ph u'ntral nir---Ioasly warm thiS -w nter with centrI heat. ,od roaring Ii,'C014(4' Tu'n thS 1 tidrOom, 7 bath house ilitO your home with a little elbow grease ,ind tome cash No Qualifying iu5t assume present rrortgauc $77500 total pr-re Now s tPii' Pr,,' I / , .( I i "We Don't Stop Elmer Bakalla, Inc. I t'rri Park c-, 8)1 7*43 Will purchase firSl or second mortg,Iqos if any condition Southeastern Acceptance (rtr poration. 6.. lIz) A GREAT BUY \ c Houses for Sale It Ste Brunswick Corporation, a leader in corn. mercial and defense manufacturing, has immediate openings (or mature production workers interested in assembly type work, ' No experience required. We offer excellent starting wages, regular increases, and completely paid health and life insurance. If you're looking for a job with potential, we'd like to talk, - ' We're located in DeLand, just north of Old Daytona Road, a little west of the DeLand Airport, For inftqv,ew, *31 I" it MON.-FRI. 8.4 Sltuatlon Wanted Clean'ng, ifl(ldq windows 5tt-nu Work I" 'sonic Inytin'e I Itt. r.periefl(yd, yOur'(J. stronO OAn car 377 'o'.3 — SATURDAY 9.3 n stro 41 - horn on 11 acres. 6 acres ri ctrus Many extras, For fcrmatior call CORBETT REAL ESTATE REALTOR Deflary 665 1791 P i - ,T Ti','l Ooatintheway?Sellitbmstande., "V P 'TI SE U I kidiwith a low cost ctassife-d ad 216's by Three bedrooms, 1' baths, ccr-ttr il Palmetto and if you like what you _______________ heat, wall to wall carpelvtt 'rn from Ihe outid for 572,5(0 RESIDENTIAL fenced yard, extra large ut-', call REALTOR Anocale Belt, ACREAGE room Assume 7 pct mor'grir 11,3mm to arrange for you to in INDUSTRIAL with rnodecat dawn Total rrcri. pnct tNt, interior. After hours 574,500 P 377605) 'This hone has 3 SpeCials rdrOOfiiS arid is completci, Stemper tjrniShCd it's in eacellerit tori (',POvE MANOR DRIVE, lovely dl iOflt REALTOR home with I bedrooms, 7 baths, Sernoole MLS Orange (iL-pt street Great living. 535.00j ( ITY SHE's 71 BUT SHE CAN 1W 1919 S Frencn 372 19?1 I RUSTED' She'sn-ce,too Wale 322 7148 322 1496 Eve 372 7371 ,cu see thiS 3 bedroom in ncs' (O'.P,(E PC1AI., 171' ' 319' Put __________________________________ '.'ardnq location- U S 1792 at .'ct.on Has hcaf, air, shallow INTEREST RATE DOWN Airport Blvd m,"Il. large tiled bath, fenced yard f,f'fl the price is right! 519.500 IPR ACRES-- ISO' On U 5 1797 U nt wait' Call PEAL 'TOP a' Sunland :.'socate Pose Southward After VA - Plo Dwr' No Clot-rig Cosls curt phOne 377 610-1 IHA Low Down Low Closing ,.o 'ott on Elm Ave neil to Sch)ol Cts U Dance (fllINTV&OH, BOY! Ibt'droorns 7 I--Ohs. living room. Florida room Alt e-ick. ce,-urai reap 8. ar. car ,vIh fireplace, beautiful baths. INDUSTRIAL- 1 Acres 33 Acres prIed 3 bedroom. 1' c-r 2 tj,s?0 tb rail and hard road cozy but big kitChfl, large double hornet Model open I p p to !, garage, cenfral Climate control Valencia Cl P-lortt. P. V many more parcets and otner extras on one acre Brand new arid only 548.000 An WE WILL HELP YOU AUSTIN outstanding listing (alt IF YOU WANT TO DEVELOPMENT CORP REALTOR Merle Warrcr After BUY OR SELL Ph 373 7010 or *67 UsD F-00r', r,'- on(' 327 '}i3S _________________ T,',i?,Ty .'.f '. Sanford - 2000 Brunswick Lane DeLand, Ha. 32720 An Equal Opportunity Employer Controller W ? y'se,perienci' Costs and budet5, tySIt'f'S and r.'fctdurm'i. :; a pubfi (Ojflti',Q Ibig 3) AyaitblC nO* Call 273 $141 PVP - 4) ) p - - — ZONED RMOI j'-,I o(lI or OV_tt'-','. Cr.,i S ullipIC fanily dwelinQ Cr.me,'? to I br downtown Sanford hwy 46 Minimum down, w'b fr holding rnortq.lr,i' 1,-ill ore information fi--,'t,-r .1''r- Al' (i,/ ,'• NEAR GOLF COURSE 11 hedroon--. 2 bath LAKEVILA home on large lot Sunland Estates Excellent condit,on Prcc includes new drapes. carpet. stove and refrigerator Orlando Area JOHNNY WALKER REALTY. IPIZ. after 5377 1121 3?? 6437 Deflary- at Constance 8. Alano 7 qjality built horres 7 BR 2 B, Sc-lit plan, huge walk in closets. built n bookshelves AlSO) BR. 2B '.th Farn km on corner lot 130's' feature all electric aitChenS central H A. shag carpeting & cc wa' vinyl, patios, double garagesrtlqpjiCt attractive ne.qhbcrt'c'r'i Builder 6.17 3368 NO DOWN PAYMENT N EAT LONGW000. .ow DC).VNI tdrr'i , 1'; bath Likt, new, car 'etc'd, large family roo,n Owner ;i,s c losng 5)35CC 834 93*1 BEAUTIFUL LOCATION ,, -. - .,- - , (arLrOd 11r"i' (..j r' I rear $2.1 32k: F IREPL.ACE Four bedroom born,' on corner with trees Ne,ir school Gcc1 terms I - '* OPEN HOUSE 'k ite sac. 3 or bedroom, 7 bath, fan'tv rooni, large workshop, CuP LOPIOWOOD flEW f-tOM I 71, pct financing 179 37000 Franklin Ramseur, Afloc Inc REALTOPS!31 $400 nicely landscaped, 5)2.500 GOOD LOCATION Pit red or young pt-epIc, 7 bedroom. pst,,, f,trnil room, fenced yard. $19,500 NO QUALIFYING .Th Payton full, '3u'c-P'1 u.uron'. st',ii carc.'r; (lar,tfe 2 patiOs, and a gong room Yrtu rar,le if, this home has 1 PIuS Nt',ir financing .'illenl i '-no Ic High School VA Plo P -.',n. FHA Low down, for th--,it'ficd buyer C3niy 5)1,000 INC REALTY I .'FP[ST 11 97 '-'I At, TOP. 001 5 P'w ''i P land Open 7 d,iy'. - , 0111?, 172 1)31 7610 awatr3 A-,.' .31 Il USED OFFSET PRINTING PLATES 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES 5e 2 EACH BROKERS The Tine Tested FIrm p5 372617) Nights 377 5121 - EXCLthIVE I r'i-ctrnrn' I' bath bc--me 7 years ca Carpeted, central heat, corner cit Payments, $151 ASSur' rio tuac" and p-i, qt',4hi r'. GET AWAY FROM IT ALl H Or. , 'a-- t.Ot'S pan-I f,,r,-1, roor. with fireplace 1( Il' porch. large kitchen w p,intry and extra cabinets Oc .I'C.i with country almosphe Convenient to FlU PALAI C,UAR.DEO for your protecti :.sk for Jerry fn- eiton 211 55'(' ,if?,r t!. U 1)70 ''- " JOHN SAULS AGENCY 2 Ii 373 048% ASSOCIATE ?' 1114(lkI-.R Large twostoryhouse Fenced yard 8. belt Seen b, ac P'.''' $ F'--- '- *- 821 1255 Tos cc'rrr!e hlixk P'.orn,' 5 ar ç't'ti'd ,lrd completely ten nO lc.c,ited in a quiet neighborhood (IOSC to schools and shopping II icellent financing available Fver'S? Pral?y Inc REALTOR-' H,., 1? ? ',',i'!a,'j Open 0.11 EVER EST It ond'-crt'r. 4 R,'altors 8It SANFORD REALTY I ..'r, '.'1"iJresd,, I p rr. C,'-r s-grmerts welcome East of I 4 P IS if you havC anything to 5rl consign. clii STAN at 172 971? INTERSTATE AUCTION ci Boq-r' 5ilallenger Public Address S stern Amplifier, 2* OHM t Cc-s'orn Speakers, Hand M6 I et Top Stand tr P.S ke. S ',t,.-s .0? Pt' 3?) till - k Sanford Auction sAuctioneering Service COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE Buy, sell. consign, appraise, cc special sales out of anyThing of value 700 French Aye. 2) 73-40 Snfcird, FI 37214)8 Golf Clubs-Wilson X31. a woods. 9 rent, putter, bag and pull car? 3770358 tesdential lot in Loch Arbor North east Cry-stat View Ed Gross. 37-2 35 U roperty listing for 17.200 60* 115 C.ty water and sewerage Gnoi location 37371*9 aflec S p m Rl(R FRONT APID RIVER ACCESS HOUISITES Crt'trat Water - C,*tr.i Sew,, Pacg Read, Ut0ti11 ClvMavv. Peel Fth-q Dc T,q,a'y Ciurt 'cn'c A,*j S-lit Ramp Str,t Li5M, EAR SAUF'OPD MINI RANCH ic rr Pr,, 6 a -lb !rt,t,S. c-ri cr rc,id 7cr ri to' t'-Crsc-S Plas to' bedroom trailer will, large built c" tinily room Plice four stall barr Lar'd cleared, fenced 4nid plaritc-i " grass For more inforrnato" call 0: Bowler, As.oc 1)0 ss": Roberts & Gtlrnan tow oows PayMFp,T cXCELLENT FiiiiANci,9r, PI*,tli Sa"$ere a' O,Larid 15VU :te w FAIRSANKS AVENUE (sit) 145 3345 lt'9-4p 731 7)4 830.550(3 Realtors Longwoxxl LIST YOUR HOME IN MLS MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE; STENSTROM REALTY - 2565 PARK DRIVE SANFORD Lcwvgw.oc $ 0,',iltf -s 7"('L'd t prr",q' t' slog fl tile Ularnhing cit Sanford it's a spec ill home,ry SpCiIl people Two stor, t.-droornt. 7; baths. recen' .i'r'iodeled Fantastic opporlun to purchase older home .n rn 'riditi00 Priced the SO l,'rms to qualified buyer Plea ill b,'la Brown, REAL TO ''O( $67 14CXi HOMES OF DISTINCTION .c CENTER — Close to Everything... 1' Yet Away From the Crowd! SLarge Wooded Lots Lifestyles A Com'rke-nsiv Real Estit, Owide Ta 81t,, Ever' Paved Streets 0 Sewers IStreet Lights • Sidewalks Idyllwflde Homes B Stitiday In ihe I JIt'r,ittI '* PUBLIC .'.UC110P1 EVERY MONDAY PlIGHT Antiqu5, TVs. Paiscpltaned.js, New and used furniture and appliances P,, soeca? tales (wth ads) sHUSKEY REALTY 2SIIS FrenthAye 372 7717 r' .PUBLIC AUCTION. "SPANISH VILLA" ' 93 WILSON MAIER FURNITLJPE buy Sell trade 311 USE f'rt 3' 3273673 in Gllr an1arb rrath PH. 32? 2611 crd 830.5500 l,vi.. 3 Bdrm. $16,900 PIlIIiiheh1 300 N. FRENCH AVE -, S'ur. tcres * palms and p-nes Over 700 hard road frontage. Only ¶36.000 Ph *67 3196. Read CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS IDEAL OR ROOFING or INSULATING - & ,03Q STU Good (O.,dt,Ofl Be'.' offer Calf Gtadys Cornett 372 SIn or 348 317* after 7 * ' Roberts & Gilman IDEAL LINING MATERIAL (They Just Fit Between Studdinos and Rafters) NON RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLFGUN Maitland Flea Mart* b 1911 tia, 1797 Open Sal Call 531 7920 i;. CALL 322-2420 ANYTIME NOR THE A I '- ALUMINUM SHEETS JOHN'S REALTY CO. 132,500 71C V gnl& Ave 377 .4195 373 7866 . EVE RE ST r. flcutiful home, 7' lotS, oran trees, 3 bedrnom, fireplac carpeted, central air & heat, to tool Close to schools & hospit 3?) For Sale -- Oril',' 5600 down'. Wash rigtcn Oaks I-"droOm. 1' bathS, 709 Icr Line Monthly terms 621 II ,'l-ntef Pars 7% INTEREST MORTGAGE ts'aj' ,, IPEE ACRES on a beautiful take *.tb an older frame hoot no PINECREST EXCLUSIVE AiIrIctiye I bedroom. 7 bath Ne shady cCf'rter lot A re,3l bargan at 576300 Drvr I'', PQ Dr (alt R[A TOW 4 BEDROOM 2 BATH '- ., By owner 2616 HARTWELL AVE. icr couple who love to watch i",i 51* It-tee tfti1r;ni I 0.111. 00,?,' .3 ,1 - " Pleat tr-,',ri SI) 903 Iwo bedroom, I bath. CS Fla room, carport By owner Phone 327 9711 after 5, HALL REALTY RETIREMENT HOME NEWLY PAINTED ________________________ Lake Mary- By owner 3 bedroom. 2 bath tome, new wall to wall carpet, fenced yard, AC. kitchen ied5?690O)7) 5861 TrIler -- 17' x 67' 11.000 equity arid take c,cr pa, mintS. 3736617 cr 6)81687 . - 803W First 373 6061 or 37) 0S1 lSto choose from *31 7)23 Dealer --- 3 br'rlrrs'.rri I' See to aptwec-a'i bath Paneled family room EstablIshed neighborhood 575.000 MIscellaneous - ?.'cLle Home Bar-k RepoSSetScr-t. s'ITF.YACRES on II, near in tercptange, high ground, wooded lake frontage. . Sanford s S,,Pes Leader' Sen Your Multiple Listing Agenc, kepf home or' large corner ct JOHN KRIDIP ASSC'C Three bedroom. 2 bath, family 'Ii Garnett White, Real Estate 7365 Patk Or . room, screened patio. Outside w'AL lOPS Broker. 107 W Commercial, patiO, double carport, a excel -- Sanford. 32775*? Ii"'! s'r,gr s.1a.cca carntetwecn CONVENIENT LOCATION-- Newly "'es 'f you renovated, 3 bedroom, 1: bath. AND CLEAN 5/500 517.300 Onnullly, you nay kfci$çn equipped, central heat & g,,lfy for l I cit I hCdl'ClOni Iwrt tym'drcv)m, franc close to tc-wr, ,i r, 521.000 n i rU al art'a $10 9-12 'errns M. Unsworth Realty PLACE HOMES NORTH 834 737') 833 Hwy. 17 97, ' Mile South of f-lw-, 411 t L,ike Ka!hrn Estates heavy WAS $28.500 NOW $26,700 830 5500 Pealurs i.. FACTORY Wholesale coSt plus $200. several models to chooSe from Fr 0.: Roberts & Gilman CLOSE.OUT SALE REDUCED!! ACREAGE. INDUSTRIAL AND RESIDE N Ti AL ' Qepo iS?) RETIREES DR[A.' Villager, 7 bdrrr' Set up on lakefront lot Take over guiymersts, Of pay off balance Pt' 3?) 0150 Dialer FORREST GREENE INC. - Living at it'S Lest fl thiS beautifully Mobile Homes • -'- - Call 322.2420 Anytime ii •, e,a ,,..., ____________________ Houses for Sale ________________________ • Realty • BRUNSWICK CORPORATION S -- and Acreage (ITY Rr:,t too t'T) I''..' 4:. Al PetI Jenny Clark, Astor 377 18$). 17? 1%9L 12? 3573 St.?iFORD- A very well on structed home ifl cPoce Mayfar sect'on. Lifetime asbestos roof 13 Lots Three bedrooms, two baths. en rIoted front and back porches. 10 ACRES. Colorado, near Deep well and SprinklCt system, I , .V, .'rf n.,. UJ i'll U' 111 t.LJTIPIJ(. trees Lot 5H' 755' p.qynents. A mite and a halt NO' •,'r,-'' PS Cill ri-- ,'. S' n the Colorado sky Good fithin. I hunting. Steed Finance Co. 911 West 10th. #.n'ariilo. Tea , 79101 804 376 8690 (Day, night, holidays PIlL. TOPS 196W Lake Mary Blvd 373 6.333 or 615 233) P.TERFROP4T LOTS - Zoned for WE TAKE TRADES 'nobite home Fenced, with nlectric and cily water to let NEED TO SELL FAST Canal access to St Johns River. We .slt pay Quick cash for your cavity Call Larry Saxon, )UR ACRE (ROVE- Paved road REALTOR or Jerry Emerson. lror'tage, 516.500 With good terms PEALTOR Assoc Rc'berts & Oilman Inc REALTORS $30 3500 )RTY THREE ACRES indsjjtriai property. several buildings, .arford /rea 'aIroad S.dirg, paved road, zoned Iq industry - * Sales Representahve* nwt'rk .-,- - 1 PRODUCTION . - i mortqao • .v of nagging backache, sinus congestion, irregularity —_____________ Three bedroom. 7 bath Cli hon.' with terrazzo hoofs, built in O-,i-n and range, nice ncighborhorct Only 517.500 But that's not aP You name the lerms, that's r,ghi From 50 down, VA fflOnciry. t large down arid ,it',ur!t- 5 pf.t ',-, See? There's lots of good news on TV! People being cured 11T4 Church Custodian nrtded t.!P,inrf •3't' (au $31 $963 Monday lhrv Friday 9 4 ',', LAKE MARY- Walk to etementary school. Three bedroomS, two Oaths, new shny vinyf in kitchpn ,irid dininq Paneling in family room 21' above qr,)uncl pool Fenced yard. 1?7.SC'i2 We Succeed." TII '- i Hartman Realty Inc. 32806. Oin'l needs fast with a classified -, 1 .n Ihe Sanford Herald JuSt cl,iI 812 2*1 I rr *11 1?9) arief SANFORD-53$ VALENCIA Large executive 7 story brick hone WITH POOL - I BEDROOMS, 3; BATHS, family room, tuflki'r' Prir ,ir tub & showt,r, tarc.e brick b,irbecue. circular drvP, h$'auttcl setting, storage area Obrcit Only 149,900 D& .2 REALTY REALTOR 671 )0) •• ' - high Good ground Zoned agriculture $3,000 per acri- TIIIFFER REALTY furniShed Air coridit coca bedroom duplea Business coup" only No pets or Children 2l* Park Ave. Sanford. Two bedrooms fully furnished up SiPS start qt.raqt' apart!ren! plus ut,iitiC% No (hitiren pets 377 1603 after 6 p m (A5SLLItLPY ri 5t050 down and take nvrr ort ptr'tely furnshed 3 tiilrn- • b.ith Six month old noble I Pa,ri are $90 pr'r n ii 5 ACRES _______________________ ' uStop Urn!" p I I industrial Park 37) 0061 ''-e a hot weather sale' SrI -- MOSSIE E3ATEMAN . , Resort Property For Rent 36 ' - - I case with option to ouy I t."ctrOOrn, 7 bath, 7 story with 2 separate apartments 8)1 3992 BROKER. 377 7611 N OW 734%-VA & FHA Space available in Adult Park — Income and Investment Property 16 HUFFMAN REALTY Jim Hunt Realty __ ___ Really Mobile Home Lots 3S 71 Hour Service Call 3?? 79$ WI1 t. TOP 322 7118 ;ltf-r Hr s 327 9281 372 3991 and 3730848 Like new, 7 bedroom. ham-I-p room, 6 tctien equipped, carpet, 511.503 F" 372 7287 rOC (nioy beautiful Wekiva River by renting a noble tinip No alcohol, no pets Can-p 5,' , - nole 372 1170 Stucj.o. I. 7, & 3 bedroom apart r'fentt Carpeting, drapes, kitchen equipped, pool and laudramat 37? ?0 PORTER. HouSskeeping Ye.. round emoloymeni Compan, bcnfitS Apply in person, Holiday ir c-f Alt,i'itjfq. 5prrig on bonus Earnings (an e.u'ed _ Callbart Real Estate Deltona area, new 3 bedroom, 7 bath home, central heat and air, kit eQuipped (ten completely Style. Call after I 30 SpaniSh wrtk days. all day Sat 8. Sun III Mi) (\...\%'f BALL REALTY It7'd rrst 5? ri- I' oIl or part tinip (our, -1 -- r Furnished Lake Mary, 7 bedroom, responsol" couple Oflly, no thildren or pets References StSO piuS deposit 377 3930 GENEVA GARDEN APARTMENTS 1505W 25th 5' — See Mrs Pyle. Sto9 pm Monda, fnrougt ihursday (or ,nttrvirv. Permanent Coating mc, ICT Concord Drive, Casselberr Apply in person Only. MJr'aIjCrinen' position an e yours after 5* months specialized traning Earn 5%S000533.00O yC3? nmanauemcnt We will send ccv to School (of 1w.,) weeks, e' pm'rises paid. train you in the field, 4! rig and srfv'ng ,-ttapI,p-,ci c.jnt, ri4IUrC person. (.4vt tar, bondable, amb'tous and sportS minded Compiele tnspitalpsat*on and major n r'd(gl Call for appointment COLLECT (3051 67* ?ISI / '-_l_ t - HouseS for Sale ii Houses for Sale WINTER SPRINGS, I bedroom, I bath, carpeted Enclosed garage. entral a Pi. $21,000. $1,050 down, $161 II per mo on mortgage balance KULP REALTY, 373 7)33 4?' .511 _____________ Two bedroom unfurnished hOuse 'tct,n equipped 7100 Corciova U' Prefer retired couple Ph 373 SANDLEW000 VILLAS 110W. AIRPORT BLVD SANFORD.)?) 1110 --Motorcycles -Trutk and Tra4itrt tOw I b"droom, b,,th in Sanford 5IpA3 per mo Full kitchen. washes P. dryer Beautiful recreali,ir 'i ',i Deposit, first & fast Ph 37) rRAPIKLIPI ARMS APIS 1 8, 7 fldrm Apts Central heat 8. air. pool AdultS 1170 Florida Ave 373 6650 -Campers Travel Ira i Irs I, Planning a garage sale? Don- I forget to advertise it in the classified ads! Houses Rent Unfurnishod - -Auction Transportation 3? LUXUPIOUSoverSIZe land? bdrm apts Eat in kitchens, fro-,t free refrigerator, dishw,ishcr, draPeries, SP'ag cttrpctnq. family rmt fireplace Only 6 ar's Prisacy in a Span'sP. courtyard tetting CIP Beautification Award winner Adults 7015 Sanford Ave Mc.del Open 12 5 P M Coins -Swap and Trade -- ________________ . SevillaGarciens' 'C, ., And Supplies ___ CLIFF JORDAN ___ _______________________________ MANAGER TRAINEE -Musical Merchandise DupIci 7 ,jrrn Adults only. (lean. fliNftfl Security deposit, 5150 n.< 3?? or 733 5*5-i Sanford 7 bedroom, air, kitthec. equipped 5170 365 5750 t• E.perienced waiters or waitresses needed Day and Night %tiiftS available Good pay, insurance & Apply if person to -.acation 5rraton antorci inn, 1 1 & Hwy .56 - Wi ha,,' Phi? torn,' mOuve Lecn ,'irI r hr ' '.p,IrkI'rq ftirer ,i.irs new. 3 bedroom. Si'flk,, ,.anc'led family room, carpets. ."iqe. fenced yard, and Only 5)1 UW3 F- HA! Dont delay. taIl 1)c.irr' Itarciest p. Asoc PEAL TOP 41' 4 DID YOU KNOW.. WELAKA APARTMENTS 111W tst St . '. -TV Radio Stereo SAN MO PARKS. 173 Bedroom Trailers & Apts 2 Adult parks, 2 1irnily parks 3515 Hwy 17 97. 5,polord 373 1930. Day, Wk , Mo 2 bedroom, 1' bath unfurnivied Duplei Central If A kitchen equipped 7418 Lake Ave San ford - 7015 Park Ave by Gill Fox ???? FOR LEASE. detuie 1 Br un furnithed apt Air, ground floor, dupici LOcated in QUiCt e.ciusve Sanford re.der'tial area Mature adult(s) only No pets 5150 177 179S I- p,,,p time methanic Ov 'piy in person to SANFORD YELLOW CAB CO SIDE GLANCES Houses for Sate AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS --PlO PETS 116W 2nd St DUPLEX-- 2 bedrooms, carport laundry room Casselberry i3 6111 — -Appliances Apartments Rent Furnished , U.,', e '' uli or Ii ytS or older We will train yuu Esceilent income, liberal bonuses and ,,*ii?th Opengt in San ford. D,lora, DeBary, $em'no'e & volussa Counties Apply ,- - Apartnients Rent Unfurnished . -- Ore Rcthoopn. Iitchn equpped Plo Pets 101W 18th St Santord DRIVERS' Memoriam 3-Cemetaries QESTAURAPdT-- Oniy OnC in La' Mary Remodeled, newly fur fished 2 year le,sse w option (in building Strategiraily located - Wonderfui opportunty at 565C13 Bo 97?. Lake Mary ('all tO? fl forni,ition 37? 1771 _______________ it • ' ' . '.',,,.- S.snford Plaza Reward 373 .15*) 0' 1 (,IdCS GIMSCS n hcpe case. ?r t' 12 r ,r I G " knowledge (ft P1'OtO(S, ' pressOrs. 110 & 720 commt'fflura't' with ability 5131 American Wood Products sarvn Ave Lonqwvod - - -- 31 Hey K8cts looking lot an exlr dollar Ask Mom and Dad to let you have a dlassifed ad garage s.11e Help Wanted Is aLCOHOL A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY' AL ANON for t..'IeS or friendS 01 probleni Business Opportunities Mary Carter Pant Store, owner retirlr,cj. 'see SirS MorriSon, 515 S Elm Aye, Sanford ' MARRIAGES PERFORMED Your Home or Mine 21 Hr Service 373 77 FOUND Key riflQ Leather %PMP w panda bear 8, 1 *cys Bciird StodUn. 360 MeIiOflviIIC or phcvft' 322 Ofli. 74 ' 'l'ii'nI Sec., $25,300. 7-Motels Hotels Pu, Father's Day giftS svith II',. tQ('[)i Frances Kent to Linda money you flIÔke titling a-Eat'ng Places J Kent, Lot l0& W20 It. of it 11 Produt% No ewperence Call 64-i 111k 9 Entzmlnger Add no. 1, 9--Good Things to Eat 3079 ------------- - - s. to-Do It Yourself Jackie Whitehurst to Bobby il-Instructions Machinist IA'e Thompson, sgl & Jackie 1st cfas, ,v 0- - i•,liJ OJ C. perience Close toiqars(c grin Travel & Recreation Whitehurst, sgl., Lt 8 81k B, ding, and polIshing required Ridge High s-d $10,800. Apply if person to Paragon W'rp 8. 13-Travel Agencies Vernon Morgan & wE MarCable Slate Rd ill. Loflowood jorie to Howard A. Miller & wf il-Ca mping. Resorts Industrial Perk - 1)1-1353. Va., I As I & 2 [uK B Tr. 15, 2nd tS-Action Sports Everyone neeos household cleaning repl. Sanlando Springs P'odvcts Make $100 a week 'Employment servicinq your neighborhood 13.1 r rang i. r ox & Wi nnaoeue 1613 to Joseph J Velez & wf Irene, 1$-Help Wanted HoStess Cashier and Watress Let 34 81k 13 Weathersficld 1st 21-Situations Wanted or part time Apply Holiday Inn addn $18,500. Sanford Financial hllynn H. Reiker & wE Shirley Ait condtionng duct mechanic I'd to Thomas Nicholls & wf 74-Business Opportunities SIrviCr mechanic wanted Plen', Gladys, I.t 4 Queens Mirror of work and good pay Gulf Air. 23 -Loans Inc. $309331 Addn CII $40,030. 26-Insurance Thomas Kearney Jr. to BOILER SERVICE MECHANIC t.par.dng botler sales & ierv,ce Renais K.'arncy Industries Inc., LW, N company needs mechanic with 165' of W 100' of F 6%' of NWt s a-Rooms for Rent yrs minimum cap, on burners. of NY.1i (less rd,) in Sec 5-21- 30-Apartments Rent contros & refactory ConipaIltiv pay, paid vacation & profit 30, $25,000. Unfurnished Sharing program Rgfit man can Marvin A Revels & wE Mary 31 -Apartments Rent b''ld a future here Call Mr to Leopold A Potsiadlo & wE Wil5Ofl at 617 6*27 for in?erv.ea, Furnished Helen S. l.t Ii 111k F Woodmere 37-Houses Rent Unfurnished floreri __________________ Housewife' Let SaraP Park 2nd repl., $20,200. Co-venfry help make new friends 33-Hooses Rent Furnished fjrn 530 160 wk lust II hrs No Maybelle A Jones, wid. to r nvestn.ent. Collecting 34-Mobile Homes Rent Nell I.. Evans, sgl. LI 11 tielverint) Call 373 7791 after 6 35-Mobile Home Lots Enchanted M'nor, $30,000. Electronics Technician For Rent Homer L. Perkins & wf Erma Eiperlenced troubleshooting, to Anthony Saccone & wE Stella, 36-Resort Property repair, test and &djuttIfg digital modular and power Supply For Rent LI 52 I..ongdale s-d, $22,900. Sanford area. fl3 7500 RobI. J. Carroll & wf Winnie 37- Business Property to Cono Naso & wE Gladys, Gdn CIRCULATION For Rent DISTR ICT MANAGER ('it)' Pk., NY., 1.1 17, 131k dE Ja --Wanted to Rent fl,cIgrOvod fl boy ruu!e mu rural Country Club Manor Un. 1. r'- otor route management desired S2000. Real Estate t..Ilay pSuS wkIy car ripenses Ward hicks Inc. to J, Thomas Call 372 7611 to arrange for ep 'i-Houses for Sale ntmnt, Dillin Jr. & v.1 linda, LI. 189 12-Mobile Homes Wooderest Un 137,700. Workeri wanted Apply in person, American Wood P?Odut5, 700 Duane L Goembel & wf Sue 13-Lots and Acreage Marvin Ave. t.ongwood TO James H. Lindstrorn & wE U -Farms and Groves Wanda I.., IA 18 [Ilk H, Sunland IS-Resort Property LPN's Part time 'r lull time I ii and Ill shift Apply in person Est., Amended Plat, $20,200. For Sale Lakeview Nursing Center, 919 1 Moultrie I Kelly & wE Gail to 7rd St . Sarford 16-Income And James W. Silvis Jr. & wE Investment Property Gertrude, I.t 5 111k Q Sunland TELEPHONE :t Real Estate Wanted Est., $20,200. PROMOTIONS Artemas McCoy & wE Merchandise $3.00 Per Hr. Salary Margaret to Ronnie H. Joyner II icu qualIty, full or pan tr'.e, da, -Miscellaneous & wE Sharon H., IA. 13 81k A, or evenir,g Will train No Fairlane Est., $27,300. For SaLe perience necessary Perrnanen? position wilh 9 yr old ompar, -Household Goods Wilco Constr. to Stephen A Sherman I wf Sharon, IA. 34111k A North Orlando Terr., Sec. 9 Un 2, 5.10,500. Ir. I'. southward & wf Myra to Ira W. Soutward, Beg. lOch. N of SW cur, of LI. 2 Sec. 25-19. g etc., etal, 3 tracts, $100. Kdw. I. Glos'er& wE Donna to I'ie Real E.st. mv., Li 12 [Ilk K North Orlando Tern., Sec. 2 Un. I, $28,800. 1 8 Hastings & sit Lillian to Ronald J Forge& v.1 Brenda K., N' 2 of SW's of NW', of NW' • of sti'. 10-20.1!, 530,000. Sarah P. Byrd & wf Columbus to Edna I.. F'owler, S 96.2' of F lSO'Hlk3Tier2fllownofSanf., f For Bargain Hunting iday Want Ads Greo ui --- -' ARE YOU TROUBLED' Call Toll We C,re Free. 644 2021 fOr "Hollifle" AdultS O' Teens Onora ItiL, $ 1i,000. Mc(.'orii,ick Entr. of Sanford, Inc., to Mod Properties Ltd., that part of Sanford Grunt & Cost. IA 3 Sec 12.20-30, withing tiest'. tract of land. $600,000. f)imension Four International lid.. Sanford to Mod Prop Ltd., a portion of Govt. Lois 1,2&3 & portion of Sanford (;r-int in Sec 12-20-30 in city of Sanford dese. $600,000. Austin 8ev, to Martin S. Ibrusciano & Patricia, LI 124 San Lanta Third Sec., 123,700. Austin Dcv. to Jesus I. HuIz & wE Juanita, It 122, San I..anta, neraici me , I ACED WITH A ORINYING PROBLEM Perhaps AlcolOi'c Anonymous Can Help Call 123 4517 Write P0. Bo 1213 Sanford. Flortda eqs Wik'o Constr. to Albert 8. infO? mateon call .57) 1587 further P it Whitecavage & wE Nancy, IA 35 ,i,titC i'f tIt. • .L is_i_. LiK, i, orm urianuo icur., i'ford Al Anon lanlily Group Pt) Sec. 9 Unit 2, $29,300. - IL. 553. aniord. na 37171 James F. Duke & wE Ellen to Lost and Found Ceo 1). Van Ginhoven, 1.t. 32 [ilk S C Sweetwater Oaks, See. 6, I %t L.0e% Dincod Wrist*atch $13,900. WhIr gold Lost in v'C.fl'tY of MeCnrmk'k EnIr. of Sanford Inc., In Dimension Four International Ltd., of Sanford, Inc., (;o%t. 111 Sec 12-3030, less N 660', & less part dese. less r-w Buy Read, ---------- James KraLlst & I Eileen Mobile WorldSales&Svc., Inc.. Lt.s 9 & 10 111k 13, Tier 1, ER. _— — Sunday, May 12, 1974 Seminole County Land Transactions (I _.._____.____._ — j I W. 25th Sanford, Fin. Call for Appointment 322.3103 �- - :. Herald Notice, ,, . - Goods Exchanged Mone Vacation For ---- - __ - - - __ __ For 27O1UC,cfll(rnrr I 6.8 L*blatter6 _______ U sed & I ls o Specia R p Re -- • I F4dJtOl 0 JtCC)P3'T L. i - jc)) 'K7. A'10 LIP ( . 1 - __ - _____ _____ - - - - - - - - . Normal pedillinu Speed% to 7S GE Walnut Cnnole. su 9 S GE W alnut Console 5321 .p hill and long rides 327 5254 1$ IS pci. Consignment, Fr . pickups Auction Saturday a? pm n'rd 3722770 17 16 ler, _______ -- ritr~_ - i_ -_ .W - , - - - -- ______ Is 73 , Curtis &~aths (C'nii.ole, S49 i 15 CIE cc~,. ,,~lwfll Sltfrx), sl~ :•.. ,. ____ __________ Stereo so • Swap •, _____ ________________________________ Office Equipment 8. I. and Tradt I Af)I fi. ti fr •titt'uu ii - ______ . ... •... REFRIGERATORS . I IS cu. V . GE Frostfr". S,'3.4 . - - . S? 9S me Bu r ovtion, free service Close out on all Gibson Irevers S S to choose from. Priced R.ghtltt Dicks Appliances. 372 7651. in sewing C4binet. repossessed ners txtt mcei, winds bobbin r. machine Fully automatic Pa S Su lies _________ Petsand Supplies - . - -. . , ,`~ - I - . S~ . .--. o-Stereo 16' Larson, 90 __ to buy. S*etney's Office Supply. Sanford. 111 Magnolia A ve 3 22 Boats & MarIne Eauipment . 1973 Singer Zsg•Zag Gk 21 111731olp VLIV fIIVING CENTER, 301 A. .1 -- CS - •-.-.-- bt, 4-i 5 . 1O FJ D REC Vii St 1;1 w 1.' 0 - - . - -. __ -- -- _ Auto -- -.. 2 SCOG B T U GE. . I - Call Steve, 322-2824 • .. 1" ______________________ -.- -..--- ____ -..----- - ON 11 13 S . TELEVISION SITS $5 UP MILLERS ?bI9OrianUoDr Ph 377 IS? . - _________________ - - I 322 ?OAS after Vheqglass Boat cnp r' olor Rocket tilt tr,ilt'r rtras 3225)31 ____ S8 . - - - . k A at (2 P .4' • Is _ a) VM4 ___ tC" GO >. , i . -. .-. 2 2 - -,J a) • 0 J 0 fl 1-i 0 C) Vt r Vt t4 0 ca • 'I 1 ;''.i C.-i Vj -~ -~ ;_1 ~ J , ~ ?4 - C C I 0 ci cc 4) o U W 0 k4i;_4 0) 43 - N P I r Ripi; ) . (7 W ri 0 ,,_ -- Dl • rr. :~ 1) __ - 0 rd 3 0 + 0. Di 0 i) IO i1i o 'ri 44 LD ;, t-4 q -- - ---- i - -. i . = - 4) rl 0 ,d lb - I - AwY Your piptil, chrome *h"IS, and mrinaculate BLAIR Feed - Rent -. 19 JIM DANDY FEEDS BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCA GcrmleyS E 16.37) 47)) . .- . -. A,dr . tMi 4-4 C 0 I , Fiberqta% VW Dune Uugg new tirts. inspect t,#,I,ly trailer. 2 "I CI 0 - 0 -' .14 : 1 i~ ~ ' .. , ) i j ' L . . in (7 1 P . - . ,ci 0) .. . - 4) ci •d U 0) 4 viii %SO tefior, reiady to 322 . ' -. ' ' Wagn, black (: buy of $1795 - . - 2 . v •l1 ;jj 4 r c. v P .3 I - 0 0) (• i. . V 10 . -i 0% 4-4 =1 "A ; in r1 C) a x > U 0 si• . - - - .- '- Q.,...,..4 i I _. . . a . -- ;; . . i I - - . Cie") - T i 4 . - , 1 ! A Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You! AirCondstionig I Home improvements Central flea? 6. Air Cond itioning For free estimates, call Carl Harr is. t SEARS in Sanford 327 - .fA . Applances _______________ to buy, Sell • or 531 9993 ui ritClAi.P Sanlord ElCctniC Cu npany4 i . Of rent Call 212 41 . _r_ __ _ . . . .-. ' . . Q) ) li' - -. _- It. r. '• . - )l (f) 09 ( ',h~~.'f .A7- , - eaves. patio. wallis /I & roofS Removes mildew, fungus. mud dobbers. WaSPS & SPider webs 3 22 0)9?. . . PH... g 4 . JL __ . fmcriv Harr Bea,ity Nook) - (1..) . . 4,•• ,,•j I fj Sanford Herald Sloo makinq - arpeniry - _____ 0 tic 3 :''4- 'E - I J1 - A, t'- (I • . .... rwi, Carpe t Care & - t at ,t'r e Frts Es? On • . ____________ .rrg-irt.. f.6 l & types. comm rts,cfenl,al 'k I Tree . t t TREE EW ICE n ri 1 rsred t, .- _7L -%1 ..r_ ~-_ - -1 , - __= _t_% ~ ~ .0- _- - - - T Ceramics Truck Rentals - N~ ". - - / - RYDER PitsT TRUCV T Painting -'- et I - L - _-__ - ~ -_- I, 45S7 I. -- I ~ - I— - . = .__ -- ___ - - - - z - - .-~ __ :- . .__ I . a: . 2 I _--i. -----14. 0 -io __ ____4______ I __ V ___ - I I a .i I = I i 5 % I I I 61 TA r I )l I . • i 4.' 3 - ar. ~_` I ,- = ~_ or -j workmanship svital'on afla eit,mat.ng All Acri, and estimates. Discount rate-, Fill *-AiELLS DRILLED of value to you but they All V I ""Oko-WOO.,x.......ji - 1. . - _W_4 _ V 13 __________. 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E ~ 0 .0 1_.____-___M__ . - -i" --j _Z I - - I -- J ra QI. .141 It do - M ~ ~ 1;) .4 JJJJJjjj - ( J _______ C I = OR Call the Want Ad nuff". Clean out it* 1111"UmulAtirm and Clutter UP your billfold with somit vmIctorne folding morte ' 172 "12 w M %••• ,VQXX Cn =) I.. cu 0) distill: still wriviceable, Somebody out fut,;ilu;t tIiI'lS (A bikes IA ttpJitibla s..r ni K UPPLYCO .". 1 -, I 1',t, 3%f , c3'l'\ G.) a himli in the best organtited households when things begifn to clutter up needed ipsce in the attic, the garage, 4E MACHINE & I---.-------- U' ___ 0 :,UA r&nfred 671 3337 Ws4 • lit top ', C v4mJ .. Z a' a iorgrr i.0 rp - .'-:.'. F - ,- a I " Equipment will &O tASI -I;7-~jl-!01'ii?9) - tC r. • I" A6n Uted Fairm C VI X ~ - -- 1) - i V; I I -- r ) a Bonded Wass-Mirrors - -- -is ri ca-ritting *ork call S&W Pair' -_ >% I ) I tA ~ Upholstery o,rr etc al 0' fe5,Otntial .____. - - -- _. - - - :f~ ; 004 I ; _k?~NL.:1_k -= . _____________________ 3. I Vt * _______________ ~ 111113 ;..,. I N!t: 0 I / / -- cu I cal pi -- I ) ____ M ' - III --- - r ._4 I Ir t r it iç(r aa I , ,ni a I Centra Dl ery 'e' ce -- - 2 I I - - Movers ','rr(' Plmbngstp.d , •r •,jrt yrI' rwedtromctatsiiededs I - ___ -- - -,- - X '. Time connies . ,- - t I ACU;, J •. I'., -- I / r 372 3? I " U) I - • ___________________ _________________ 5 ..z -' .; - - 1- - ~, .4. • - 15(' - .l 21 - Carpet Cleaning ____________ ' I rIal " - .. - . C__ - !17. . llho - , N _R.~"1" _~1. W fvtt : 1~fi"~R '1191 'rt ci V - SillAzI - - ,z, . AM - 'V F' " - .• I _ C % ' C4rpen'ry RemndeImng AcId tons Custom WOrb. Frt EstsrrateS $pr fi I,r ,StCr S \'4 ci & r'. Licinsed BOCoed rvcrd 'esdeflt.ai P. erc a' F rr' Esl I I ICS' Ci ( ,t IP na,' , 3 fRR IGAIIO' __________ . " '.. 1- _______ LawnSprinklers -. !~ 4 CL U C/D I 7267 7) 5954 Puta clanif,ed 3d to ork for you 'ona, Cjfl 32 3611 Or 5)) WI) ____ I 11 322 CA4J7F75 IY __________ plr call RLLPH No job* 100 carperrilry . ' Est that I For CARE profess onally maintained look . 6 _________________________ _~,.i.~,~_,T~ lip lx ,1c;-' Residential Free , I ___ t"P") 6 up & Free estirrate Worl, LAWN : I rU "''' 9 A: I 0) - ., ii~_ ~ ,-'..~, . - "' f-_-Z wN, , _- A" .-. I I - .1 '-' E V Q to 1:10 11tooll • CT I A at . ,.- Ui 5- I I %ufpd ~ 09 •_J I AtttypCS ?rceestmales LienSed,Bonded,InSure) Lawn Servke ik; 4 . - - _____F - _. - ,, I - :i " __, Ttorh~pson,S Roofing, Build 1 .. - I 1 -a -- a ________ iIl) 'iCre newt-f was a better time ,an Tired c ioor teryce' Call Lawn ____________________________ z ' ~i 4 Ith .~ I ~- __ U • )_ . ;ii 0 '' Reduce your electric bill ,Atth - I ~f~ _Z - i6A.!,W'; C b r . NOW WITH 3 To place your c- cost - r . = ..• - C Al"', •EXPERT ROOFING. Ph Q2')')lhl L LV I • - - I j. /" dI\ I GEAR IS IN DEMAND SELL IT ad Vrorr the _- --- ------ -z =A - . . - . "4 '- NO L ON GER USED CAMPING *9i a classified --•' ___________ ; Www y a ~ 0 Al - . , w U) I Floor wa# Waiting, Wendow 37) 46.S Exterior iriialls. I - p d ci r4 'i.' - -- 1I __ - - .-. SM 4.) EXTERIOR PRESSURE CLEANING Aiings skirting Carport screen enclosure s rescreei'iing )73.475 Ads - I . --- 4 5 L OK 0 I _1i *LEACH ALUMINUMO Want U (0 #I,- r9N 0 >- PET REST INN (Scardog & Groor.ng Ph 322 1051. ,SDDITIONS. BLOCK WORK Crpntry&ConCreteW0 PHONE 373 1751 "' - Lr,c, CASHi '*n on the C,,14tTT 1 4 _. 1440 _. I j:: a 1 L ! C C, . V Pressure Cleaning MINTS pIOME1 small jobs Wanted 3? 133$. "Lôke Mary' ,irtday classified ad day PtaC - & Pet Care La0int'i. KitcP'en Bathroom Courier lopS. 5nks Installation Ca bt I. availabBud le WHOA Donithr waw$vuseful idle tents Sell thtm oo'ckty with a Herald want A3 by calling 327 751) and asking or a friendly __________ J . . - . : N - - I f " - - _ It • . -'_ . -- . " ..., '. ~A ' 71 Vega Station bi e with ,t mat & c,Itiel 2 wtec rAflt, and spare fire. l5O Al. T..er (t%orse - . U - "4 • SHELLEY USED CAMS. French Ave • 323 7960 Phone 322 7547 Wanted •.aflieu 10 to ijU (I M r- -. on i' Go Id.i Z 01 U •"•l " s t ¶?ITkP'. road tested ORIENTAL RUGS `WANTt:0 T,,p v,ces paid, used, any con.filitt. ABLE RENT ALL, th the best Cquipmetrif to serve You 1016 S - .. P C9 AGENCY Trucks and Trailers - . 68 - ro . .th-4 4) ••_ 371 )4A•l 67.A e..i tO 1~4 d) 69=4 ••• - flies. metallic green with gi deluxe interior . 4 Speed. heaucr . .. e.Ater lines with dew drop nippleSr Vtsrde,bones All for SM. Call Geneva, 349 5241 ( nm 510 0 4~) weed transmission. 122 9S45 unirvanted junk cars RABUITSSdoes 2bucs.cages Rent Blue Lustre Eirctrs Z.rpi Shampooer for only 51 per dat' CARROLLS FURNITURE u--eeds. and slandarl bikes now Available at Firestow. Vore Call := . ______ - - .... if) 4) 4) __ - I - __ - ~ * 1.i :3 -- . . C) ci q ;,_I~ M SO 0 .. .. F, .3 C.-4 1 4' 4) 01 ..4 t.ti 1. 1 4- t ~ 1) V • 1714 g V , 7= • I C- 0 L; 4 • i-I ' ri di ci tJ') •-. Poultry tie & s ve a lot Oved Nurstrr I rd I arm. S 419 2 rn r at LvtdO 365 6391- Clo'i Surijilys Bicycles .ii ,ile5 and modeit, IC sPeeds. S ". I • shift. air. AM radio. low miledoe, ___________________________ vtc LDw overnt3d prices Drive a Equipment for old VrL Ikd Citrus ;rom $11 ,11,11-Uronge it"%, 6 !" ['I.0 3 - - - - Garden Center - - Bikes, Bikes, Bikes ____________________ L 4.thpiOW•ditC.&blôde 5100.3220111 ••'. __________________________ .' Farm 11reed,no ,it 601 CeleryAve Sanford 7 Chrysler electric start nio1w. Atwood Trailer. All perfect con d,tion, S1100 373 1484 373 1731 Sanford Lawriand Garden WoMiruff's - ~,rs in *afer. 12500 I Harvest Gold Frigidaire Range, ccodttcn 372 f7 &' . 14 Appliances - KENMORE WAS HER' , Paris, %ery ab rcts t, lnçles double Sfl a rc I ?tiflQ5 Formica top Make after 1 171S home trial Hallmark, 62 1.3 16 Seabreere with trailer 1974 Fairbanks, Winter Park - ci ( 09 L. .F rI •rl U - - .------ ,------.. a F. U) tnt Super fleelte, automatic Stick ' 121 4711 A Small classified Arl br • 04 • I Ic 'E 0 v. ft-'e. marina blue wt tic interior, i speed and r ow mileage, a rc'al nice Priced for immediate sale, Call Paul at 322 IÔSI or 6li . Dealer • . 147 . . Wit - •. . . . -- ICE Ji . ' u AutosForSale . . i 0 . . . till Evinrude, fill - lights built into ill beautiful Santh bar A5un i Q ___________________________ $2 -- - -. r; CtJS AIR - --.-- ps ychedelIc Queen Anne Secretary Desk, priced • : - ~_ . :; C .. •. () 111-rvice. stop by, r'.alure DachshundS. AKC. $O ;,,mai Haven Grooming & i'ar0in9 Xenneis. 372 5752 1746 ROBSONMARINE -- I ,~ Niz -.----,7- -. - - . . _r -k. I. ,F!M__W 7 _ llsi~; - --- 2 . . I 12 Voll Salient - , Z__ - - I ci l7) vw Beetle ,it conditlonc' call Fieleal Lv%t pets are usually found fast A-1h - - - - . - d . -- . ___________________ _____ •1 , ______________ Sweeney'sOffice Supply, Santora Washer automatic. NO-Sy but 1,07) 13+ Maht;u I.ucrglaij , 73 4 1..p etashti, S good S25 377 7951 t,,Ifsnct CA SYS of 10 Payments of it . wtingr.c - - ______ TI 1.i'l'icJN ____ KIRBY VACUUM Sales & Service ,._ W7 - TV Radio ___ .. .%,Ih black inler ior $7695 Call 1Xr z . -11 . - - - . __ ", N~j Appliances ____ •. so QUALITY FENCING ___ s3- I . •• • . . ________________________ - - .. -.___._ 1icl4VIi6 l4Otfl toll (1: 0, ( 11 ii' ) M C Ill __ - F_! - & • .._/ i i - on __ _ I d pickup truck Good con .,oiiSWOJ77OIO4alter) pm StampsCoins to Pl4Ey WOODS ØARN t Zenith Portabie 11 I U I . , -~ .. i - ,-_. -- ( ._ .-,-. .1. __F_-_-`~ k,~-: #A I ,r .~, lot . --1.~ ea 1; . . . 1-14.• . nHIeaqe ------ to huy nd sell gold or siler coins cnntattusilrst Wc,ilsobuvbu I. coiN . . L.•, LlNTt /WCXJ T°J I help _ $rrn 323 5620 -, '--_---- 'We but lurriiture ani misc Sell for 11 ____________________ ___._ L Cii - 11" Zenith Portable, *ilh stand, _____________ 1 1", _ -_ ~i ICE - 7 2s" 111 Model Zenith. %All 4I -.---- çj, 69 0 l 0_4 .1 I Custom built electric drives t ricycle on I . -, I I MOVING SALE furniture, ap pliances & miscellaneous Call 32) 0777 Zen th -- LAPl 177 ii)' tr ti%t•tl furniture. ippant' 1C.3litCfTTh tji. etc (IUY hor'l Mt iir J I 7 - .3 (.[ O•.c ''" 'iO Console 2GE?.cCornotrU99 7) AdniratWatnutc on sole iso ?3c,EWa!nutConsole.S?,q i Console 5396 _________________ -... A. ( (CT 1} COLOR TVs _____ M-ii: WI..., t_ f.& ; I I g .zN -f ' E MA lcXk< • ---- Trk ______ [ Tv metal frame bs and head coard% Malone box srngs and "auresses. Almost new, 5100 Call 3723511 S1510 - -. - ____ - Ad Sonso TIlE BORN LOSER Miscellaneous .- -- 322-2611 _Call . I I : OUS M I y - __ - . ---.-, -- Sunday, May - - . • 00) _; P" z I" 10 : r 10 owni hl: 0 4) *,,,l = ,F, __ 51 %,. I1 -Z ad. - �___________ - - .----------.— —..— 6C-The Sanford Hera ld - .— Sunday, May 12, - 19 74 Exchanged Notice: Goods r * For ____________________________________________________________________ Art by Miscellaneous -11 I I head I a Iaes boards Melone box srrs and 8M 8181 after 6 1571, sliding glass dooll excellent z It I • d _ __________ ______ _______ ! Ia -1 't .1-i I (-L Oak Conso1r. SlIll IYOVING SALE-- furniture, 1 ap _____9 S 73" cE Walnut Console. %?" Zenith Walnut Console $396 C ustom built electric drives in stallect on your adult tricycle ii hill - Mill GE WAInut Console. SIA? v ?S- GE Walnut Console, S324 19" Zenith Portable. with stand, IM I a j g ... . pct Consignment, Fire = I Q. a n er Household Goods - 41l ts cu 11 IF - r - 0 i - 8 I ,-,. 11 0 yi I f 5,9* 6a 1.1!I I Z 8 0 -% . a " Ic , I - — f ; 1 2 il 0 *. 1 32 901.;, 23 WIN a 6' ~o Z5 ll,,, - 1 - . ;1 I Is a at • a ~ i! H 'r ii ~ f P ~L f1i r- II Ptj I- -, 0) H 11 a R. il~ ,-,; balance f 5'$ 6 Ft- C4 2Lc W .I M 1-4 i; X F-.; 0 LMj I y '" j (D e f-4 P 01 r) 4 () 1-4 I'D M 0 " C) P P or 1z: • fl 3 r :- I, U) H if 5 , 2 .0 +1~. = 8 (1) E .0 'z . 8iiQ V. a - . - : ' S .1 4". ~ A.>, VI - 0-4 ~ I t! >,, 5 rif -9 'rl !~ " , P, .. g .i .i .5 lu - t t.c -5 Z C-~:e z ro I L ., I,? 1:2 1 v "`6 .9 zz Ab 9,5 - 9 ~ C_'g 9 1:!! . C: - I , .. i_l w _7~_ ; ___ ___ , - .-. ---- -. --1 - __ U 0 ________________ __ I. 40 I 111111C.-, ll , ___ - .. , 1T ~_ - ?0 _ - L3 . --- - ___ __ C) - WALL - ___- ________ ci (t fl - Ill I __________ u ' - . 2. aD I ___________ V,_ 4 (I) f-1, C) I W r) il r8 I l am1~e = .;, L ill r. 0 ,0.82 :2 I Go .l 8 a I - I ,p. - r~ ~ E r IF 10 payment% of or ,a 6 P.A. k *~ 0 ,; F ,,t' E C I W 0 ke, Ft a U) C/) j (b Ct I lk:~ 0 -111-it a - i2lil t 1~5 H o 9 0, P% q : 0 R K ~: n 0 " ~ 5 ii, (1 q 11 li r. 10 1 a -~ Tq ~ M -- 4 ..6 ____ ft GE Frotfrc S? I ft fI rH1i1 40 g a • • (A It 0) 49 0 & r'l 4 191i 0 0 F ~ C3 " ,a 4 , 8( PI ~ 0 in ta RV 0 (111 V , q. , rr 0 ~ (D p M R rL 11 .'D I 32 ,~ z ~; f F_ ,4; I a. In sewing cabInet rePO%ed I .X I I F I - - — fl I ~ s L ' r . ' . ,-.-,-,--,..-.-.'-~~,,.',',,,-,_, 11--6, REFRIGERATORS 4 ir 8~ ra w e -0* I I rl I CD Ejfl I , IL Curtis. ltil Console. tti? ________ 1~ — I _. 0 BLACK& WHITE TVs 23- __ P— 43 a. T A 25 - a 322 5254 — And lorto rides . _ __ 1LL__- . I ? qt, I ~ 73 " 4 I. _-. Ill 4:Y - i ~ 419oz-aill * '_ I _- __ -- •:k?kAV — - I- ! i;lttJi I .- - !FL ___ ?9 Truc k s and WantecIto Buy 68 THE BORN LOSER Miscellaneous 22.0M BTU Air Condif,cincr Sansorn _______ 322-2611 - Call Money. Vacation -1 0 ~ ii-ti ~ 04 N, 1 __ t_ ,,___- - __ - _____________ ii lit St Sanford 372 911) - 71i A"iJ, - 111- ______ =;;~ ': . .il l -- ;l-~-,, - i. - _.: . , " 4.000 BTU, ;~ GE. U3 57 Appliances . 94-ff ! Ia- ` 1 -0 .7 1 ,4 1, f IN . , 1~\_11% III V 3.1 "46-1 82. romm hl - . 1 E -1 (D (Tr. ° a. H CD • I- i a' '1 (D Ill 9 ~: " ~ 9 g S e . 21 pEThJ _/_j_S.• i-i J - -- U r 1". R, a , " (D ~ R z I Ll - -5,5- \ , - - -0- . ~, 1 9 1 9 I I -- a- i. I a. a ~ %~_,ll_k I a 0 "? M . 0a 0 01 P- 9 V (~ 5 g " 0 tal. Il-4 014 li p ri 0 1, '0 I 9. -_ - . - - , ,_ - - . ----- /5 I .41,0 % IT* i 2if!111111L I ____ . I _____ _____ . ;. - - ?%/% IT I f- 1, i _-------.--- _______________ T ~ " . . I'_4 w 11 - ~ t ilic - - 0. ; a 14 liiil, tr 40 : P1 ll ; I It 5 o cr a- *4 , a'? I, A _o 3 ' , 2a a.I M - --- - - __ ______ ___ __ __ __ - __ .3- P P it, t; I 0 e,611 .: .. . a j ~" \J•\ Fill US > f'hrn cab nets 7 tase and ?.tOOPIEY APPLIANCES 3?) Cv Includes double Sink and I Mflcs F(Arl 101:1 ill Offer __ 'U 35 ill tFa - r q 91 H 0 _______ -.1 rr 111.110. .. 1 2. - a .., 24, i4~ _ _____ , , _ (I) Eves $69 F t L . - 3 1 0, I SANFORD Call Credit Dept . b I jI. IIIJIP'' 0 ¼/ - . .. - li~ _e I . ' - .uI il-i 1. r- . r . 1 . - . M lJ.I_hI111_IIul Directory . vf Experts • y • - - Leolnels. in in 4 -, ______ 111112-t - , --- - a 1 - . - __; _7_ A `91ill ___ I 2. 4 . - __ -_ - - . -I 0 ' I .E. !! - 0 03 "'i - -i- - 1. " I ?, 'E'- .- - I il e V - It - --- a i 0. %.i 40ii - t.< c ; 0 t 3j - CL * X- Ill .- )0 10 i 1. ~ll 11 ____:ti_ ZA p(,tchenaathoom Central -4v - -- . - --iia-a V, nOmeimprovem$1i3 Airronwt,onmn — Rea V 4 ' piOME IMPROVEMENTS 5mltoøsWanted 377 1330. LakeMarv BUDDY Wt4OA Dontttr#vaavusWuIdle tms 5e1uthecTQu4C*tha Herald Want Act by calling 372 'n ssb - ID a fren3, ______________ ' r. S It _______________ — F ki - " ,--I place ,todeyCIMs$fIedddaY J)C,obuvwIiorrensCaIIIn - ev * • S C 2 11 fi .- c'----- 19 z I I - a. lic 2 i' 9 T- / lh.r.;t I ZIP' -- ,,~ g A. ;.; P : :-.----': (k. ¶f . - " - ~,, '~ " ,; - it Z.8 rV1 & I : - - __________ ~ 5 -.- ~ ~ - 164 & a., - - i __ ,iiF el; --1- i 6 I . / t . - - M- I ., ti po, , ~ I .E - It z .. .0 6.~ w - .F'Li 'C ' ill ~ ?S71 Park — Want Ads - &in iiiiiien you sell them z to 'II - to cl. r-7 9 ,% I ~ compkefectil-no . Ai itil insul3flon. I .l ~ 9: 2: I . a ill I ”. I I: Tneieneia,rsab.ltffrrethafl now to .e a cias I.td a n VhC Sarlord Herald Stop makinq excuses Dial 312 7611 or 931-9"] ~ Care Special is Commercial Residential Free Est 3n 7267 p'clCS rra Ort?' r'a ft ____ 5rr.i r We Li(,qSiCd80nd1dfl3'f - et'al I anitorialS rLe 1j Price ncftjdes aii't' II . - . Central Est Ocall ne servi ce 19011 7$ 3790 $31 )1 Pri,r'CpJpPi"at-rflO.Cf wonsstar?'G?tterrvc.iou -f a & . LL ,( I a .,- * ~ - .--- - - --. — - - i— 3477=4E____ _______ __------_ - - I - - il z r c If ' 36O — I . — k 11 C: F V ffl !iT Il &3) CL - 0 rV,"nt .iL(.L1.. 118112 > 0.11 ,J k - :~ X 7:j ~ , 1 ill n 7 3. 1, = t . 1p ,. ""'~- a E , " ..i 3 - - *i - 0 o,i -_ t -It- hL - C) -• C) - Cl - Uj 0 you wordyourad (1) LI•i 0 7' - tA .. 3: td - --.-. -- - XXXXXXXI - -z () "it1SmiIaNeIuøeaaNaaah 0 ~g q ca t: E-.. - ' >Il .9 C 1 M li t %QNPz W. M 322,2611 i _____ cn n 0) (Il V - - .ucltf~ titbegintoclut.ru needed ce thtr 9-4, cimets or the basement, Jill :f these iteim m ilso Joilger of Value to you bull they are Itill w(viceable Sowwbody out thee can u1e)hem,wh.therth,ybtr)y1n,lc.,I,nslfJ?,ll.1)T; ij - - 0Z - 0.. , - Upholstery - j - I -. : 1 i am . _l__ - Q) - 7 .:~ lic ;; - - - - z Hill - . N i '8-" " - 0 0 93 ' __________ ------- ------ 2 5 i - - " 01 stila nhingCone For 7 Va -1 -- -1. 10 - I Bonded -. Q) jilr~'A 0 - % ::-; I. — = ____________ ______________ -1 - _ - and .Iery r 1 nnmf ____ tobtootmait Ph 32315)9Or)fl Ceramics OD I i r, Painting — *n ; : ". 0 -i C.,?" 116;111111 ..',, 3I 'I . 4 OF - - 1: I 1 ___ :4~ 1 4 6P V. ill R - r. — - a I cc ______________ -— 0 `44iliKililif - 10, Il.~. 6 __ g Sprinklers Lawn ~. 4 all ___ MOW EDGE LOT CttMJUP& - ,r - I : 1 look ned freees' 37377Ji.lflf16 _______________ I -o [] I fry No lob" ;', ~, " * - / a n I- . -- -- 0 C -7-i__ _.— _. a 0 ~ &-z %; 2 7 1 I r Iff.. II £- _2`4 _______- if - = f 0 I I _P T,ed c4 poor Servcc' Ca Lown , -, -- -, t a 1 S 19 E "Pine. 322 $742 &. -. '1 \ i. 1\ - — • 1. ..r- 9 .. - _. Intl ii, 0. ___ ___ 13)9W) Toplaceyovr low cost Beauty Care i- , F -*-, , as I „ t4ln-_#~~. : --- - - .: (M C: 40 - A*t'ng% srtang carport scrsn ensvrnresue,ntng3fl1a7S. Ph 322 -2611 .4 C f 40 ; _____________ 4 9 , -- - J I ___ Bring Results - I A LEACH ALUMINUM' - - R .4 i ..2 ~ -~; q a j~ .a I - p " -Z j * U.- 6. a ;t a I ' E ill A a ,~ r.. 9 .z = I Ill W U le -1 I - _____ �6C—The Sanford Herald Sunday. May 12, 1974 2611 Vacation Money .CaII 322 ' Notice: Goods Exchanged For - --- SO - - -- MceUaneous O -- ?.DC ITU Ar Cnnitjoner by A Miscellaneous For Sale V t 19 Wanted to Uuy :;-:; - and Trailers - ____________ - -' ___ T ____ / I A •' __; , - I, I __ \ • .1 ' ' 1 T.,,n mefal frame beds and lead Sonsom _ i -rf - ______ - D 7 ?3"Zen*IhW&nWCoflsotetJ9ó WInu?ConsoIe.51j7 vphUt6ndIQnQridC%3flS71 1,7, 11 IZenttiPortab1vvthstand, , 18' Webumauren1nthcSe,I,or P( COn%Qnment. Fte pckups Ai,cton Saturday . 7 pm.Sanford 3222270 TVs GiF::rs niS'Ior 10 payments of ' acr. H. WSIflQhOUSI '. r 'I) ' / (I) Q • c t'i - : • / ) / - - U __ UI " - w' -. - -- - _______ - -'.----. __________ ___________ - - ' - '- -- ___________ - - - for UI balance of 543 cash or - —4w , ' 0 I 13 CU I? CE C%I - - 19/3 Singer Lig•Zag 1 ',J - / ' 92 o ) / , Sner'sbest model windS bobbn CD t, // ' Household Goods REFRIGERATORS ri n ' __ _______ I ':. - -_:; - -- •;-".' .• ______________ • -• -. __________ - I - Z -- , - '- .4;' ----- - RANGE ,,t'r.?-:.."" ' • CONDITIONERS AIR i -4 •... en Anne Seretarv Desk or cei to sell. WaynesQualiti New & Used Furniture 1200 French 32) ___ ., - 52 lctcn ab netS 7 base .ir'u '.')ONEY APPLIANCES, 323 ;7 ' - - 4, Cenra' Heat & A.r Condt#Ofliflg Thm&eS. call Carl cor f(ee hlrr.s. at SEARS .n Sanford 327 'I?' Dontlrirowawavuse1uldl, te'tl% Sell tPieIfl guicety wiIPI a Herald Wan' Ad bt ca'fnu 372 7611 and askr' ior , lr,Cnji, ______________________________ LaoInes. Kit(hen BalPirOom Counter topS. Sinks installaton evailabte Bud Cabtt 737 Applances Fulit neGE Applances Santord Electric Company' 2372 Park Drive. 337 $542 Bring Results Ph. 322-261 1 Beauty Care _________________________ TGflER .Sr31AUTYALON P1arr'i? s Beauty Nook) tformetI HOMEIMPROVEMEPITS Small Jobs Wanted 377 1333. "Lake Mary" Tflrre never was a better time rttan W to use I classified ad in th Sanford Herald S'op makine cicuses Dial 377 2611 or $31 9593 ______________________ - Carpentry VItCEP4T S CARPENTPY trier or Trim. Paneling. CuStOm entry P40 00 100 tma' Licer'se0 & B'tnded 37) 5477 a 10* (05? cIss'e'd ad' • Carpet Cleaning • • Li,-?t-rva, r! (ri' & ,s.Sntorial Sefvi(e Free ES? One Prce nctues illf'' ps 31 — -. -&.--* !2- rr _: ______ #t - • I -_____________ _______________________ j :t _______ 4 - - )AC Y.JP4 S CERtYR.' !.jpCiC5 kIn (lrairf 10 5 ' & Sunday 377797) - 5 - 0 - -_- ..Q 51% ___ 1r • -- / . E .t 2 " 'a ,. ia-ø oop NM - - / /j 9 o d5 S I o °) .0 f'0,4 Z I., in -< OOO 0. 'flred C' POOf service' Call La'n Care Specialists Cornmercal Re'v'dental. Free Es? 337 7767 — CD - 'j-dential or Coniniercial, Call tOf free e-sf 173 7174. 371 C16 ' - t Small 2 1E 2 Bj m 'L ?? -Do S fl)• O:j- C i ,I 2 6 Ire-I I ', Drlv4 fl . - __ _______ \;: — a!: • 5 g CO. ID • i' a . 0 m :303 CD CD . fi -- C -— j- CD 0) _CD Cl' :3:3 -iO) -. Cl) 0)0. n -0 0 CD - -' .'YA* _ U -C U 9 'gT 2 U') 3m .cLU % —. _9 p (I) ag 0 1!) 10 < O CD -:3 (DID — : :3 0° CD • O(7 < ID :3 (DC5 C cnO (/) rn_u. s 1 ; 3 - :3: . _1 :3 a ' -a (I) -8 i—I — --------- . 0 Painting tob W S C CE cs.5 ,, Movers O,stant t'IC) v,r"J ett,mates, dependan serve. call Central S,-rv;ce 19011 709 37*0 's-. a -g ?JPIGATlO P) 373 Sh7 __________________________________ LoCal & C Ol•; CD 8 that For CARE cesscr;I, mantared lk, RALPH 323 '.'ID rl.ORlDA I AWN SERVICF SMALL PO JOB IS 100 LAWN ,, f,. ' - 0 C I -: 0 I (.03 'a: p 00 MWo Co POP . M MM Lawn Service [" 't". 'iN1i/W 5 (901! 7993710 ri-c (A U) 2 ReduiP your electric bill with cc'mpleteceilnq & *511 tflSItiOfl. Freeestmafes t.Shton 8nuldtiOfl -1 Upholstery , Pn 323 0319 or 373 ,'rf ()f((U',t()P. j.r.t'rcr ill' G1as.MirTOrs _______________________ e5irThiteS afld *799 afler 6 ________________________ ______ comn'e?c,al or ies,0en?lal, trdetz'an, guaranteed mat9r.l% n and wcrkrranShip fri-iiuttat.Qfl and e'sfimat.ng all 33)7 aranired - Pest Control ART BROWN PEST CONTROl,. 7567 Park Drive 0 SCour? All rateS C I There comes a time In the best oiVanized households when things be-gin to clutter up needed si-ace in the attic, the garage, MS 511? & ., Many of ims are no longet of alue to ynu but •hsy ass stIt servtceable. Somebody out there cirt use them, whether they be toys, rnutic.iI 'oltrurnentI. 1urn,ttj,, tithes (A bikes, or reparable appliances WeUDriWng 1 - f .31- U I4ref, pumps. sprnil Wa?.'r C0ti0f,OnfS. 371 4610 _________________ .SELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRIP4KLERSYSTEMS All types afldSU's We repair and service STIP4EMACI4INE& SUPPLY CO r? ES I_ r '/ " - __ ___ r 'Doni needs!" Serve a uttful purpose again etien voij sell them WIIP a ClMSfeU so from tre Sanfci'd Herald. Call us today' Don't delay1 Just Oaf 3727611 or 331 p993 To place your i-ow cost Aantad ,, , , . • ... I •. .'. Irr •.t edcerrv EQuipment wilItesi fat? J"t ti,i * 'P' CIaS'I,eO I (all - - .--. -- ,, . i ', oi _________ 'a 0 M vo Need paint,ng do7 For tilI finest n pant.ng work call S&W Fart .ng Co 3235035 L.ce-fl%ed Bonded. -- - ------.--- - ENKAR$GLASS&PAlN1C0 IIOM.gf101i6Av1 3724127 ,ç ______ 1 1!. Ceramics _________________________________ ,. - g ;.001110P45 BLOCK WORK Carp,n,ry&Ccincrete Work PHONE 327 1731 Pt.jmb'ng s?c,çped up. Pqar tru,t" rt C.et tfl service wont , reeo If -' ,: • 1 * w:,, - -i 2 , MOW. EDGE- LOT CLEAN liP & IGHT HAl' lN, PH 323 7774,' Put a classifed 5d to work for yOu ' toda# Call 372 2811 r 3)1 9) Lawn Sprinklers Carpentry. RemodelL'ig. Add? ors Cus'Om Work f're Estimates Sp.nt li-f Systems Irtal(t'd & rr,'crt c'sdcnta' & corn3736030 L.censed Bortded — Boat infhe*ay? Sell it tat? and easy 1 -- _____________ _________ Zg today classified ad day Place SIIEPtn..377 3747 - \ - - —J, . 8 liø.t_P - - AwnIngS skirting carpor' screen encloSureS tPsCT,tntrg 327 1473. want Ads I'.' ! -, 'LEACH ALUMINUM' - ' 7 cj'ie. to buy. sell or rent Call 312 2tlOrI319993 - ----------------- -- • -- - - ,. •e BUDDY'S ;HOA 3 -: - & Home Improvements Air Conditioniig 5" r. r *',._ - ___ Directory--of Experts Ready A ' '- \ - L. I_ : 11k.________ - - _______ I 'IDV.I A1k : ________ -:i. ' I' - Appliances ill lnctudel oouble snk arj -'tnqs Fcrmca top Make Jft'i- JOHarvestGo Fr.gdaire Ronije. 0' - -' F' it0 Blu GE 565 iU - - 3) S000BTUGE 19 74 - 1 __t tls S (,c( i lH I • II) iOiIC• IShe,. to find that sortiebody ) Ttsatt the easieSt past Advert,le yuur no longer-needed hems in th, Classified Section where thousands sn the kind of bargains you are offering (1)0) dial: 322.2611 if 4L J &iMi1&! --- n _rs-0n .-. Ir a JJJJJJJJ - - ' - 83 1 .9993 p < Classified Ad Dept. Call the Want Ad number. Clean out the accumufatfixi and cIu(t, up your billfold with some welcome folding money W i ,,-,-',,, V' A friendly and knowledgabie Ad•Visor - will be happy to help you word your ad, - '' 'I (1) CI) C/) 2 LI . ',Ji (I) I >- _ .7322 2 1:rorT-83i' gjj .0 IH s. /) I$Jf!1il i'f . g : ;q q p 6 c . ii -ji J I---.1 �x WK 777 1- Sunday. May 12. 1974 6C—The Sanford Herd Exchanged For Notice:Goods Vacation Money - - - --.--.-.-.--.--------'- ---- -.---- ---- - -.--------- Miscellaneous For Sale MS11couS ale 6a 4461 after 6 Used & Repo Specials COLOR TVs 1 73 C( OA .1 23" AdnOral Walnut Console, 1150 S 23*1 GE Walnut Console. S299 6 73 2n.tP Walnut Console 1316 7 25 73 Model Zeni th, 4s; : 4 :::: : 10 It" S377 It 16" ::=':=: I? GE SALE furnilt,re 0 a .p WASHER P4orrnM peddling W(N1S to help I tp hill and ion rides 322 , CONDITIONERS AIR 7)50(X) I - PINEY WOODS BARN ———— gw x "135 No tivi, furniture and mlic Sell for VFW p cups P I auctiOn Saturday so 7 trd 327 2270 I: _____________ ) " t 'irr _______________ - *,, — • _4 ---- 0 • 14' - • ' It - ___ tt1t'* - ,if a - PerrrntNo tn ________________ &., 0 ___ 'a I -. 42 Chicago, iv. r1ntsi 0 0 L_ a Drop in botbin, z,g la!j and I needle POS olion Like new condition. sold new for US. balance of W cash or 5 payments of $10 New warranty a) L_ N O postage Startip Necessary if Mailed iii li- U-1-1 S1 4191, POSTAGE WILL BE PAID BY (3) 0 ___ ---- __ u P \ ___ — - S IEGEL - Appliances - - ___ - / 2 0 \ --- - M CHICAGO. ILLINOIS 60609 C1 CL 4_~ in 4" Harvest Gold Frigidaire Range, (;ood ccnd,?,cn 122 S667 1061W. 35th SIret cz - W E ° —• Queen Anne Secretary Desk, pr-tt,l to tell QayNe* o renth. 323 Used Furnit re 0 1 Cn & A Directory of Experts Ready C: 0 —, . '\ •531 m t.an.' " Kitchen Ba t hroom sink s lnst6tt.t Cc-t.1'ter top 0 C C 0 0 ('fl fW _-1_ ____ III _____ —; roo - - e-vnitabte Bud Cab1t. - 1?71 -1 • I --: • (I) BUDDY'S oMEipOvEMENTS : - __ i Small job% Wanted - - - - -- - -- •— - - i '1 7é1lor$)1 - i (1) ______ ' •___ V - -• _____ Pit • . \ \ () o \ E o CU .2 •.\\ i 1i it 0 Cu C (j) .2 U - i1' CT Carpentry L Concrete Work ft *LEACH ALUMINUMle ant Ads W enclosures I Bring Resu lts 3 e ADDITIONS. BLOCK'4''O Full I'me GE Appliances Ph \ i V ~ (I) 0 • 3fl i33a,'1aeary' M -'2 9-. . •._D . _______________ \1 II \ 1\. \\ $ •______ -- . Apphnces 7 FOLD, SEAL AND MAIL ____ Home Improvements one. to buy, Solt or rent Call ~0 BUSINESS REPLY MAIL U U) DETACH ALONG PERFORATION HOA Don 't thr ow a*avusefuhdte item% Sell them Quickly with A Hetald Wart? Ad by citing " 161 1 a nd a%tng for a frIend, - _71 r'dlt,tch,n cabinets. 7 base anu MOONEY APPLIANCES, 323 0697. 3 W CLASS o, ENMORf .ASPIER' r,irtii, sr,. Central Heat & Air Conditioning For free ,st,rnm!ei, call Carl I4arrSatSEARSflSafltn?d 322 ______ - CAm-UP FIRST 2 1973 Singer Zig-Zag $1, - '' - - Household Goods - Air Conditioning r- _______________ — CL dab 5 , ________ iudes double Sink arc f ftincti Formica top Make offer : _ BTU GE, 599 Call Steve, 322-2824 1A — - St. Sanford 3fl91llEea9 rrj( __ it ________ qW (D F E Call Credit Dept SANFORD SEWING CENTER, 307 A. East Duty GE, $12S ' QL In %owing c4binet, repossessed SflCr$ be st fl%Odel n machine, Fully automatic. Pay Free with Icemaker. S299 18 17 cu ff.. Westinghouse Fro%tfr" with Icemakef, S197 .9 16 cu It. Westonabousit. S17S 20 12 cu It. GE. W ___ -- - 2 13 I, rOStf9Cr Sfl - ______________ Custom built electric drives It, lled o your adult tr.ci r Con pornt Stereo. $75 GE PT'S '4) L F - GOLDEN TOUCH 'N SEW 1 Ct; It 0 _ ______ (I) l•• * * Singer * * REFRIGERATORS l HMO — -------- pliances miscellaneous Call 3 Zrr tt. STEREO IS T 322 3S71 BLACK & WHITE TVs 51 • j-j- - I 10 51JqtbSdcorS e(tI!rn? .ndtio %40 Call 323I6l YOVINC, 2 23 " GE Walnut Console, S299 p I 1*n n$aI trarrc, tS and hoarthMcneboz$rrn9S' and -- .Ca11322-2677 ___ so ----------------- 22-2611 - rescrive"ing 323 4675 useful 'Don'? needs'" Ser'e purpose aa'n *l'ten you sell then' w'tft • Classif ied Id train the Sanford Heemid Call o today' Do" ' delay' Just dial 322 21I c. $31999) Toplaceyovr Io*coSt ' j) - - co • - • 0 f_'•__ , rA fit RedvCe your eleCIf'c bill w 1th l X =J Al It 0 Beauty Care r — -- — -. U 63 F reeeSt,mates Astoln n%ua cri M Lawn Servke Residential. Free Commerc E31 3ri I Coal. (jil lot Pant-ling, Cullom carpentry No lob too small L*CCnI'd I BOflded. 373 5477 Put lka o(IaSsledad?O*Ock for yO.., 3172611 Of 11131"93 100AP (,Ill - coil RALPH. 323 S9S4 ow '-i free es? 373 777t. 373 041 . t? of Er 'a /OI1 EDGE LOT(1FA'JP P1 PF ,i •1 44l saist in the *81 " Sel l 4 fail arid easy Lawn Sprinklers pr rPtt S,StCr?'. iiitailtd 8 . FRRiGAIION Ph 31 .3 !,137 T too, W L~X,1 1 So dIV61"t rr-vwlrl; FV ff& (A t'S? rnitCS dCØCnCatIIIItY %Irv.ce. call Central Deliy#r S4fV(C i9'it7891TrJ A Tj oo U3 X- to —U j~? 2. a a CL M a. aoc m 30 < • r •' - ("rf thp (•) ____ ° piefience F ree You ta iri -.i.0 resut! I ' 1 - 1. ($ :._ • 4 I dS GIass.MhTOr$ . n painting work call SL* Paint nq CO 323 $035 LiCtnted SP OENI(ARIK GLASS &PSf4INTCO 7lOM. WnObIAVC - M t: fj .0 !J,6 7 2 E N 1-, Cj) c) Sj •— - Et: '• Cn D *11aiut 7 OILLI UY(L '11 3end arerpurnpssPcrt Free t ' ' PIN A rornmerCial or rel.rditntiol. top tragriftiolin, guarani Atltypesandszn Pest Control Vie repair and service STINE MACHINE " i them, whethei lheyt*toys,musicItnstrunieitts lucnitues t,ike,oe bike, o.,etableapplanct'ps your nolotiget-needed items in the thusisands scan the kirld of SPRINKLER SYSTEMS , 'I'i• I I 1k 4322,2611 of value to you but they are still wirviceable Sonvbody out • Classified S.ctin wti.v. 0 III U U L. __ clutter up your billfold with torniii willcomot foWing morw will be happy thel p you word - - M 06 E 9 - ) c: iL 0 0 ~ -5 A. ,. j A: I 1i .. t.- \_ L___1 ---- _ Mf • 11111111 - _ S el - . ------ 16 5'i , U. 3: t: n___ iL \ (Y' 0. It t:; C, 1QI '0 E yw •, >SO d .20 -_ E .9 0 00 754g Park Dri,-C !! >. 0 "40 — 8 ~_:12 8 39 . — CC the Want Ad flUfl'tbei. Clean Out the accumulationand ---- 111110,11111, M ou are SUPPL Y CO I R. 18:11 6999:1 I = r.M C8 = 1 C / Ilk 3: '1 Where to find llwl somebody? That's the easoeiit paii, Advertise WELLS ORILLEO PUMPS 6713337 117 A677 4JedfØEV.VTeni*ttH$aS? It :3 Ul del i ver y Wel Willing _____ Qtkmanshap • Z things beSin to cluller up needed t;ace in the attic. It* gatilip, Ito closirts or the bkoiPment. Many of Jim* item% &19 no longv -- - ' .. Ceramics hanoilaler WS flo%rd mur"13 11 Sunday n? ?921 _____ / — M o - — CL Upholstery LL DO YUUP F'AINT Ilif, - E J: 0 - .. - — -1 =r x - C Painting "fv,cf, you 1 - , Plumbing SlOpPilro up, Power MOolf'" — IV 0 -. C4 C ______ "i s S Fr - (A 0 ir z U3 0) 0 - Carpet Cleaning eta,' C.' pt-i Cart & o'on 5 JantO?iai try 1cv- F ret' Est One r1cenckpdeS all, $310931 O 9 , % C 01111101111, tr g - if Dim t 4 0 r 0 C C ''4 0. Cotpenlry, Remodeling, Add Custom Work Free Estimates a 0 "< Mal >- ff: _ , a' c'rc?r-sCr.,l, ran?i,nC-d Ccffpentq t' Vito T h er e Care Specialoits # M PO tim e M o n c now t) use a cLassiftod ad in the Sanford Herald < • - Uj - LAJ -''" U - £ ao hØ C!) �wo . -- The Sanford Herald 6C--- 1914 Sunday, May 12 ,: , --. -1 Goods Exchanged For Vacation Money. _Call Notice: 0 ____ - __ For Sa le-----??.W BTU A (nrdtnc ,n %ISO -- A -i Cl) (D - I S -' I a M -up C I - (F I It ' . 'i '. • 0: - - • (D 0 7 ^-t - I - 6410 0. P14. I - ' ~ UP 6 . el ' . as 9 rn g 0 C) 0 & " 06 0 - 52 21&000 BTU, GE. US Appliances j g .4 a . - - se and MOONEY APPLIANCES. 3730697 10' Harvest Gold Frgdare Range, i tt;noi Formica lop Make Of" 13 a pins CallSteve,322-2824 S co ° . - - .: : . A .. I" ° T = m C-, m Zr SD .. > m Z g CD - m r co ~W -K~ 0 CD .1 rA) 0 _ C/) 0 411M :D eq 0 __ 0 (]) - M Mo cr I ....c .. I U f4NC C 5 Directory of A - I. JK W g C) M - _~ ( . __ 0 • - Apphnces 11111 > --I go @ -0 ~ 0 =r -X1 in -6 a m r- S! < M 6g;om __!__. _;!7~ - _ __ a V ____]__1_ ~ _ 2 f r E --.,..) _______ aiod -- NOI1VJQd ONO1Y H3if 3: r_ 3 C . 0 =iF - _____ . .1-i 0 - - - - - M ;; ---A A - - I \ ____ .1 - , - g I! -:,,, - . -. . - TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON (formerly P4.rrsettS Beauty NOOk) SI, E Pint, 372 5742 - Ilirfe never was a better time than a now to use classified d in the Sirilord Herald Stop main 831 93 ecj.rs Diii 7212811 Carpentry C.i'ENTV '1iNCEtiT Interior Trim, Paneling- CuStom Carpentry. No job't.)O 1' Licensed 8, Banded 323 5672 - .. , - 11 f in i?q__________ 3;; 31 . Carpet Cleaning ' 91 coW-.. . - Ou...0 - - P14 0 CO __*. t_7 __!j i - ______" ; N - -A_ -W - . - ; I '~ - .Ad& __ ' It ______ -U -_~_- _~. - _ __ a- r PA(POti (E"1(-' 5ulit$, kinoeller 105 (iGSCd ThurSd4V ISur-day 377 7921 VUU 4fl I beat IøS%t 'tO us ot - - V C ; P3 C) _; ! , -. CD c2. 0 CD 0 372 1672 4t4!( FW . jfl 61 I , Ep'r ('.'r. I -ill 'J * fast - -_ V* Z " so X , i; ~ I if I - i t 2 r S., - ~ _. r- ;) LL a E u 1~__t~i~v I !.e' C. I 1-fid J .~_ - - 1 12 0 :) ~ 1 . % tj v o,J 3 . ., a 1 qs , --I (0 I TSP 1. 8 1 a(1) Be _ _, c'-!. a • - ., - " ;;. .•. $Q • .. _. : - - CD is -. (,o 0) 0 (.0 CD 0. 12 F CD , 5 IV '< =0 - -. °' :T000 (0 CD CD Cl) 0 N " . to ONIMER CD Ar. g Ajrr ~.: 00000*%< 0 : -,* • (0 CD 3 1 - 3 _ -_ I _~-_._ _~E~Z~ - . 1.1 --- _____ .'L - ..I, p - I-, ~o * k ___ & is. (0 o M 0-o Ul C, - 6 -. CD X noto is all ' M ,q F -0 ;; 2 0a I A X -4 ~ 1 I ~ F U41 XF R. -a P !.4 i !~ There came% firm tp in = c : it Itills =the attic,= the closets or the basemoitrit, Many at that items at@ no Iongeor (if value it) you but they A'e still tsfoolceable Somebody out there cti use lt,it'. wbethier Itwy be toyS. ii,iiiil intttijniisnts furniture trikes or bikes or repairable appliances Whelle to find IhAt tomebudy)ThAt'i the tattest jurl Advelute your no Iongitt-riveded items or, the ClAttified section *tw,o ~ ir Cn 0) 4 I \f/ . 4r • I..- f6 i ;i: 32Aw 6>, 261 I OR 0 M 11*0 Ji rB 1X, ~ Ci - ~I, T1W .0 fl~ ~: H _ -;11l if bc : ~ 8 A C J pq , $ 4 3 C U -1 E'z: (L) 01W) D40110 Call the Want Ad number. Clean out ft accumullivoto and M (I) 83 I a 9993 LU ! 2M : 0 A friendly- and knos,Iedgat4. Ad Visot will be happy to help m U) ou word your ad. U i I in .4 a b ~- ". ;A .) \ E _ 11 \ . 9.* LW& ~.; 0 ~ - ~6.~ - ~ff 8 :1 ,:6 04 q, .0 CL 0 a -:.) - 4 2 . ~ L - - - --- - ( - ___ ___ 0010 if on ~) 11. e - c - - r I:-' E 14.2 3 g !! -2 4 J! Z y 2i!! ~L r ZZ ""-Arz" - J I P4 40 . i ~ 1011 11111110 . ___ . ~ ~a- 4 a .j E e. -C ~ C, . 10 to ) " Is - --, 0 C.) Cl) I) a1- r E O 1. L / 'v" E \( 2 F... - - - I - - -t.' 0 """""' ...~ - -1 .- 9 -'s .5 C 9 r 8 0, ~ a0 0S W, < - , ___ 3: 5 cc __ La ~ l!aaa0000000000!`o1aao`.~ _ loill'000lo.- . i I1 - I.? SI W I- 0 - W tiutter up your billfold with some welcome loWing money ., .5 =__.- . 32 / (11 0 DC'- JOYCE /LLL DRILLING'S and larger pumps spnnklrs ,, - . _-_. 00 , w CI) itT 0 LJPPLY CO INE 'U' U') •• 0) LU -A p. p-p. . 0 2* 2 0 GO - -. I f_i ci 5 Z -0 tod) We repair and sery ice __ -- -i M Wel Drilling $ L -Q . )aS U) U) .j ILI I -- a CD -' I- i !- 00 r co 38 .91 ill t _ 0) . CD c.y' c Z.1 ;A 0 P CD 9 CD CD - X ri 1 It 30w_ a 00 j , 4$j;d!: _L , - -' 2 LTC . -.g AH§ N 22 l 12 9 V .( om 0 0 0 x 1 .o. CD ca • • • • • r r - 91 Q G7 os' 9 ,~ q - ::L p. .., j Si __________ I'll .q .O - 0 ___________________ II I __ _____ ____ In -, !i 10 'Ro . _ ______ -J - ______________________ ' Ovs,-f5 . . -- ~ - !t --- . rc :r C ~o?. Z: 1- - 4~ V) I,- :2 ~. cc ttf .P. - M o' of I joilialleall, Z! = 11, .• C' °( 1" - H hm i- '------ . C.ia.4; . M 0 , , A , v , F 0 v - >. ... U - 'l WI 0 0 mOWø t_1 I -- -- -__________________ - --- _. - ) _~ APT BROWN PEST CONTROL 1542 Park D-ve -- )) . Ack Post Control 710 MaviQla Aye ~- -• CD ilk___~ - . fw,4td ,[Nk*Wlk GLASS 8. PAINT CO . Mr ,_ c 't Al 'f a' lraules,-an, ii;~'&Fanleed Malertals ar..d ovorkmanSh-p Fret Can WELLS DRILLED PUMPS suitat.on and tsforrial.rig 401 3311 SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Gkiss.MhiOrs M . - Upholstery __ l-.rL4,Id.- .0. - ., Painting - AAPAINTINr and - '... 1 13 ,sted painting Clone? For 'n pe'rif."o work call S&W Point .ng Co. )71 50)5 Licensed & ,_ 11 w __ 6 0 IV CLEAN UP & P14 )7 2771, the , . . 611, w*, /ig P3 -S I 002 Of0 , p. ,'.t' yd' ! . - _ 0 ly--- - - Ji _;.r' 1' is WE'LL DO YOUR PAINTING 140 ACE [)LL4isT(i pickup. delivery Fret pec.ence Ph 723 $79 or 373 job too 5m4111 *Of k Ali estimates arid 87*9 a?er 6 fl •,a.,t rates Pro Ceramics Ieptl ---- :- ', I - I ------- ___ Spr.nl II'? s,s!r"S lrs!.iH*d 8. S (0T1 serCed Resdert mer(ial Ft" Esfcra'es *-t rpptGATION Ph 373 5117 P 0 __ UI - -.< ' P - L(.(0 & dIStant mQyirk Fgr tref .SIrn6tC5, dependablily. and 'c..i. call Central DtiiyPI ~orf v t ce 1904' 74? ) 7 t . - ~1\ - ,4 p) (1) #A 8 onE Lawn Sprinklers PlumbiOg stDtd ,p, power mower .i,.i') (,.t tii' ',4r.i.CP !G - j lP, cr CIZ -.00D ' -. .1 jr v - ' I, -- v. ~ 0 . i; za T 4 10 V 0 t >00 0 - - •. - __ .j j. CC ° 20uP. co i s Pcit3 MID FLORIDA LAWN SERVI NO,OBISIOOALL PesentIai or Conner cial. Call_,ii . free est fl3 7771. 371 0616 HAL cc in O* M- n, - L'er*ar Carpet cafe E Free Est Ono Prt nt,jde5 011'' $31 0631 ir .-. - V1 C 1`4 cc C/) F= < 0 3 a to •B.c-,,cDa For thai CAPE LAWI. peOteSScnIl, mantatied call RALPH. 323 5951 t. 1.HT 11111 - M Movers i n n !nai , CaG _CLC Fred 4 poor service') Call Lawr Care Spec i alists Commercial Residential. Fret Est372 7267 327 3e11 or $31 93 the way' Sell t fast And easy a to* COST classified 4' i .-- - ' - 3 a P..nw, EDGE LOT - 5PØ. 43 _______________________________________________________ I Lawn Service Cal -. , Reduce your electric bill *'lh I comIetece'lfl9 wall nsuiatiOfl ree,5timflates Ashlon inul1ttOfl I 1 (94) 7597310 ' k_" b-t..----_R _ V m_ -_ M Boat 0 mCDca C /) r Don't needs!" Serve a use4 purpdst again *hen you sell 115 with a classified ad from Santcrd Herald. Call us 'odafI Dcc I delay' Just aal 327 2611 or 431 9993 To place your low cost want ad Put A Classified ad to work for you tarPtfl'rY. Reiiiodrliig. AdditiOnS CustOm work Free Estimates LIC*OWG BOnded 23 6038 .-- ' - 2 C (I) (71 oz =<O aL - DcmoP Awni'eS skirting carport scr enclosures rescrr*nng 323 46 Beauty Care .. 5 - - 0 Fm *LEACH ALUMINUM "' CD G5• Make today classified ad day. P!aCl Ong. to buy, sell or rent Call 3fl ;bllore]1 9993 Sanford ElectrC Company' 7532 Park Drive. 373 1582 Ph. 322-2611 ____ - -. cC) --=_'J.-'< ADDITIONS. BLOC:( WORK Carpentry & Concrete Work PHONE 373 list Bring Results __ . -. CCCCCC f4 r4 ril tn - I I -------- = ,.$. . > 2 s*9 E!,< 3 S 6(A 40 a 2ag Want Ads __ -Ib O e0z: BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVEMENTS Small Jibs Wanted 372 1334. "LalieMarv" l!I Inc GE t.ppliltflCCS 'cua, Call - - - ... ,- .-vOCOOOOOo in ______ (I) . CIL;3* go, ~"_, ,a C, 60 C3L , Ready Home WHOA Don't throw away uSi4ul .CIt items Sell them Quickly *,th a Herald Wont Ad by calling 372 I 7611 ,in,d asking V., - -41 S LU 6 'G-ON T S_ 5~: * 2 0CA)0 0 M a, -0<93 * *_ Experts Ill) &) - .- ___ ___ ç4 - - - ~ I - I 0<1 o w i•- ____ c. a _- . __ 9- -- : . ,-a-) -+5 P-6. CD -. ZZ 0 • F 1IYW ONY 1V3S - - _ - - > w • .. A4 . . 11 Air Conditionin Sv I , . .. - - N W* 0 1YIS 'SJDUI OJIThO!) NLLSlO ." . I . . - . ._0_ ~ ----.----- - ,f _~ 6 ~ = W g - ., I .. !Rn .- . Z/ _L, ~W A_ -- ~,- - (;•) . . / lilp 1. 1.- . -----S LM G) --h 2 ' C 3775*67 I . 7 1*7 _- 0 U) (n (D H ~'. L. A (a -0 L X [] a Used F urn turC 1700 F renth. CONDITIONERS 1 f 4 ; _ . I - 't it 11 . 'F- N. 4 H Is ;to r ..I a . 0 I 3 0 Call Credit Dept SANFORD SEWING CENTER. 307 A. East 1st St.. Sanford 3779411. Eves 169 HI6. 5 ed kitchen c1bnet. 4 ~_ .r r** for UL balance of W Cash of 5 payments of $10 New *at ranly RANGE AIR vi - 75 ( - _ - Z , - o WASHER t • ' - S .' : t V* *. 1 ; -ii, ; ~~ ~k - __-~ ~ __ k-~_~_-m_~: * TC1 SZH I 4 , - - - - ~__ I ;Ix --,, . -.!=;I CO Is , IC _"k - 0 . in machine Fully automatic Pay t- I,inc f 5R r - MOISTEN GUMMED EDGES. SEAL. seWIng c4binet, repossessed - - I co (0 .. GOLDEN 1000-IN SEW REFRIGERATORS __ - . 5- _. ., - IS GE Cnr pnnt Steri 175 111 - Z= ________ . ;• -_ ie :4_ .=2X iJ - : ~6 , X -' : 2 -01 !- i? ,: 3 ot .. 89 I~ I- = . Singer '* '*- _ h ._ oW 111i . STEREO - ! , '~;wlcrd 322 2270, -, - -,--- - __ - __ Household Goods .- - ~4 ____ - . in 7N CA f I -11 - . L';1 4z . • _. =_ - ~ .- . - _. _. -' 0 Q 5 4e:! r 1* ir.g: P- ", 10" sears,as,% il,.'I IJ 23'' Curt-% Walh,% Lc, m.cle. S49 k, 1 S . 11 - = I ""'10 (D I 0 2) - 011 F. - - .- i, . I ~__ j I I " PINEY WOODS BARN LU lurnstut 6n1 misc Sell for Zornfh Portiib~r 1~6a r I iI Custom built ,4C(trlC drives In stalled on your adult triccIe Normal peddling speeds to help UP hill and long rides 327 3751 Walnut Console, S324 10 19" Zenith Portable, with stand, 5377 12 16 I t ,I I ,i~----. - - _,, r9ur- ~j !,-" -. ;M ~,J . ? Fy R q~l!*A~ -----10 . iq f. - MOVING SALE-furniture. ap pI.artces&misc,llaneous.C4l11) 077? :: GE f -.. I i Sl.d,nq glass doorS eceIIent ondton. $40 Call 3fl33$l. COLOR TVs 71" GE Oak Ci'n.ole 1199 7 73 GE Walnut Console. I9 3 75" GE ?'ed Console, 5399 4 23" AdnirIl Walnut Console. 5150 S 23" GE Walnut Console. 5799 6 i3 Zenith Walnut Console. t6 7 25" 73 Model Zenith. Say : . 322 3S1l I" -1 I" *~ __.t: -I. . .'lf ~ - 0 'øI __ S.. boards Malone box srngs and mattresseS Almost new, 5100 Call Repo Specials Used & , __ ____ I! Trucks and Trailers 19 . T...n metal frame beds and ticad 666 1461 after 6 -- - by Ao Sonsom For Sale - - , T7= ______- I - ____ ____ _322-2611 , a.. L. • 4 ~ ~ E 1. fl .._ - in C 0. i ii- pt _ L o. ' 11 ! -5 - H-oi A . 4 :;: :: __ �____ -- -- -- - .0 __ - . by Art Sonsom Wanted urcDJLAc A flFctal frame beds ail.i bead Loards Malone bO* %rings and mattree% Almost new. Call T.n 66$ 94611 After Used & Repo Specials ndi tion, co I 73" GE Oak C onsole,5399 7 23 GE W(lnut Console. 57 9 3 25" GE Mod Console, 5399 I 71"Aclnrat Walnut Console. SIO S 2)" GE Walnut Console. $ 799 6 73" Zcntn Walnut Console 5)96 7 75" 73 Mocel Zenith, 54I7 23" GE Walnut Console. $347 9 23" GE Walnut Console. 5121 10 19" Zenith Portable. w.'n stand. 9 1 0 Trucks and TralIprs 19 IUY --- '-- 4 r- - - ,r!_t± It- t_- .- - ---_.- _• J ~-__.:Z_~_, - ~: P _T:,~ -----. - - •- 4 13 9 MOVING SALE- - furniture. ap pancc1&mis(dIaneouS Call 373 c777. a" "O (D 0gut ~ e ~ ~ fl I0191i i,.. t glass doors. excellent I0. Call 3223161 Sldrj COLOR TVs ': d U) - ia - S. ..1 . I CD • n - Custom built electric drives In 11< 1.111. toR W30M lr,111 2~:q . So p I I ;:r t ew giE W . ., ; ction c !ASTt!?ay pri, Sanford 322.1.170 - - . -1 -_ . / a : 0 ears, E - ~~~111 -_ 11 MOISTEN GUMMED ED(its. SEAL - I * •* 0..(0 (1) . __ Singer itI Ill - . Household Goods '* qi~ 111111111`_ • 23 * j , - . (urIS ilh.s Irl oil I - PINEY WOODS BARN We bu furr.stute an misc Sell for BLACK & I' CO : our adult tricycle stalled on y Normal peddling speed s to help up hill and long rides 3725754 It 10" Zenith Portable %,Vh 0anj TI' I t. ii... 'r pnen o Strrrt. 575 • • .0 - fl ..-.- --* - .4IN M0 -ft~ t- COLDENICUCH NSEW 0" CD%, ~, 60 1'.Z~ __ STEREO I.E _____ - ' Miscellaneous For Sale ____ SISO ___ ( - "r -' ;F; it'. ____ _____ • It, 5- 15 CF c. ft 17 5 ir,' C r 1' r,n t'r!s Cl I ki •, II 17 cu H Westinghouse -ilh fteraher, 5197 Fro%?fre F , ft Westinouse $173 - IS ir, 1 Free wolh Iceniaker, %2W ft. • GE, ' ,. • 1973 Singer Zig/ag -- - 4 for ' V" . t - ... -- - _L_ ) • I Dept SANFORD Call Credit I 4" Secretary Desk, priced F; I """ - r 0 n . , _ ~. X I I I I I - I 40* ':' t ~~ I . RANGE Queen Anne •1 -- - aI un t -8 ~ ;- =L f, a ) -•- - I z r**" = -88~i-w I --; I311 I -: -Hi 2 i e I i? 2 9 qCT ,- I 11,7 I 9 -1 ~4 " .C- 't & 2 , ~ j: J_ -, :, ~ __ ___,~_- `. - 73 5,000 MU GE 241000 MU GE US Appliances 52 I1f lENMOPEb Call Steve, 322 2824 e'd kitchen cabinets. 7' base and .-.&tl IncludeS double Sink and tnq5 For'mcfi top Make offer 3,11 01115 Z;ir MOONEY APPLIANCES, I 1111 ir1 e .. * N . - • ' I I 3 i .- r' J' i f. ,!. Cg i i 511 ~~, . I,. r. 'r a L'.,)a 3" - T~ A ,- -a . 4 110 1`4 ~ ~T F f5- R i1i a4" , nI' z. C ~ I 1~ 1 , ; I' *t j A \ t ;q: CL : - 14 . . 4 !,% 0 IT - - me 4 F ;:4: V I, 21 ~ ~s A !.5 ` 0 K3 = 1 9 5 - g 0 a ~ . 9miio tei - 9 -C ,* I .;I- " F-.',_~: - E p - t' \ o o- oL) 'f - IIPI " - 1 C 2't'- 'J N I i,; ,_ 9i Id 4 .7 i - tI 2.#,, b F A 0: K i: A. i6 :Jç , ,4I : lllluui_, - .I , - Cn j 0, - I / "E.'-' - .2 r : II I at -I U) 90 ~T . - 0. I I c-_ - I /4 j$tb r. L6 'S , • - I .10 S., , 4 0 ; , V - •'o n.- - ~ V r gi h - t4 oo ,- a 0 .W S7 5 pa I 0 : on 11 A a IN 0 a I - C) C) t%, t" t H i ~ I'll m 5. a ~ - • . - - 111111111111~ - •' ____ . 0 2 -@ ~ 9;'qR - I 10" Harvest Gold Frlgdaire Range. 000dcondton 322 WAY - at 1 A /- IJJl 3370697 % id, .8 5 a) .60 , .= • - ______ Dr op inbbbn. g :ç and 3needle position L'.enewcondstion. sold new UI. balance of $IS cash or WASHER 11.ii1.:Hñ , -- -- ;i_,_~ Z- ~ PM - 7.000 MU A! Conditioner 1 - 1 ______ -___ __ __ I - 11 1 - Call 322-2611 Vacation Money Not*ce.:Goods Exchanged For Mi scellaneous --tL r - . May 12, 1974 Sunday, 6C-The Sanford Herald ------ --.--------.------s----', z__.-•---- - - z- - ,_F$4 - - % ii IZ t-..Q 1 - 'd' \ __ ?) L4 jii.t3R'X P I Home Improvements Air Conditioning 6. Air Cof,?'On.n For free esf&e5 call Carl Harr,S. at SEARS nSar-IQrd 372 WI Ccn'ral Heat WHOA Dont throwfi*avu%ut idle items Sell them OulCkly with 8 C4WfQ 3-n a fr,enw, Herald Want Ad Lr ,611 a nti ask-nq for __ Appliances eiiio---_ :S22 park Dr,vC. 377 I 1562. Kitchen Batnroom t.toIne'* Cinter tops. 5'flkS lnttfihIAt#On ealabie Bud Cabt, mon IMPROVEMENTS ]72 113101. "Lake - - V 2 8 Fl . '.1 I TIIJ 4 i. i 44-.- a --. - - - -- - 4 " . your :it e' I & g,i 11 1. 4 & [ a - &W j pvofessorel,rrarlanedl. call RALPH 3733951 No jOR IS 700 SMALL 0 ' Lltefl!S" & Bonded 121 S677 Custom Work Free Est.ma!es Cc,rfr ic fniaItJ '. ___ & rp P iGAT ION Prl 1173 S1 31 . -_ J,tn-torial Servic e Free Et Price rt(ftgj(- S all''' 931 063) - -- - Movers rvce. Ca ll - ,.Of.', j.'( - an - - 111415 fPts 4 (CSQI'S -, - - - - -_ - ~ ___'~.- - --- - - 7- ~- - -_ 'F 'I. -- 4- LI,'.- q F_ - 4PFt I : , ,I- ! ,,,", )77ii 'T -'F ?'. i ' I..19 _= I-I =____ -.1iiiij - of ~, -~,. M '5 i, z ,_ "I ,`0 314 01 ~ >.. ft- 00 < - - / i- W 1. - .. ..- - . 2~ LD 'a - I r- 4) 3: CA. -_ 9 i ;. g -_ 39 , \ C. • \ C 3 0 41 - I ~, ..,o - >. 41" .2 - P f. t. t- - C ~ L:. ,~ :e Q.:e j - < F, .2 z . 1R a, W. 40 ' 4) 4= 11 , , _R w % t ~s 4 ;. ! ., .= -6 j ~ ; .5 ~, C , 1 -5 z- - - • u, 2 ?. -, I=- A ~ ,,= ~' r. t -2 r A , a C Ed I- • oll - 9 ) ' $ - __--___ = _ I : 2- .c U ~ off j .,~ Ll < .-.5 ; -: E .? =1 U . 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'-.. wC?kmlnShip Fr" (CrSultat.On and etirnat r 671 3117 ANKARIK GLASS 1. P5IP$7 CI 710 MasinoIl Ave 3n-14n Fnutmerit *ill p4-*f U-4-a-d O!,!1 1 f I ,' i ! a : [I. 1 2! 'i ... - • )I o i; . _y *j 'L I - -_._- - ____ ' PAlNTtPandplpe,PiartgnQ. Y"-t' &•rC Of residential, e.: arc? GIOSS.M1TOr$ t G5 - - - - : to panting done? For the Ire.' r painting work call 58W P-r' nç, Co 3235035 Licensed 'r41(5fr.r,, Slt..SffiC1Ced 1 I - . I I .I ~ ; "I i it 1 i I - Id/i E'jo .u.2 ~_ Pairing . teaT uassfcd adS I . I .1 ------ -- 7 87 1711 LL DO YOUR PAINTING 1. *j ton small Ph 3739379 or 31 [?0 after 6 CFI ,.'.'I ( ', k'irt oeal1' WS Ct*sed A. Sunda y 727 7921 - I-. I \ X W 6 -, - ~!t! U I _ _ - . .rnvrni LN11v4mfV1 ,rrvde (P)1P rroi r' MrvP - Ceramics • I I PlvmbIflq slopped up. power p, -- - Carpet Cleaning I . - 1" - 1' '- - - wtha1owcOStCIa5StFedd . I ,, IcenseC Bonded float in the *AV' Sell it ISO And easy - - ___________ IT - -- ____ T. :1 - Lawn Sprinklers . :7 I ii' prs.dentlalo,Conrnevcial•Catltor feS?fl3772431)06Ib I carpentry, Pernodeling AddIOfiS -H-- - . .1; - -/ , . ; j; 0 a z • @ > 41) ICE !' 2 , - Care PIIDDA LAWN • 2 - X F 0 : : f 0, J1 I i : 2 -- - - 1,c never Aabe:terth''eMa n T;red of=c u Calle,_c lrtefor Trim. Paneling, Custom Carp-entry NO 100* 100 ma ll 0 I z; 'T - - fl - . _ 1~ 4 :: im : e LawnS.rvlce - .,,jf4CEl,4 T . 1 CAQF`,FP,fTRY amillio - _______ . 4tia;i.ttii I - . tp"j - us today' orn pleeiceilino & wall insulation ~ I 1. ' _____ II~ T/- ~ ~-- i - i,I of 4 011,1,0,1.0 1, i. I.. I r 4.I it I ~ II .1 . 'I i, , a - . 1 .,~4 . is z >us 4ft lIft4 - .11 ! t - 11! - r - f jj M 9: 9 ji V,w : - I, 6I - I -- . Reduce Carpentry . carport sr ericiosures-rescreening373467 ell t"Ji. To place your low (cst rew to use a cialstfied ad in ,he ford Herald Stop makinq . ..-. - fl,, - AI i I- ov. " ~w 4P.V a `0 - *44. 0440 wri o '-wow - ;; : a a -fl 44 A- 4 ooiapl ad Beauty Care W - F y: ;Hif1flHmhlu1tt! r P: ;. - F-iiii,- 9. ; -- 4:; - 441 tq . I - I 77 h- W3 ji t~,!,I F~1 ~ I & 3 Bring Results 322 - ff I i3 I Awnings skirting Call . .11 1 ... - I 4It - - - -- day r PlaCI Al IIAAIMII r. - op J9 Pot W? ______~__ - ADDITIONS. BLOCKWORK t PHONE 3n 17SI f I Pi _ I I - - Marv— #"L,3ke today ClaSSif led 60 an I. Ph. / ;g ., H0 . T -- - BUDDY'S I Want Ads i 11 .J~h Ill 9 ~f 00 9 d ,3 1J2 fin 0 ,;: .,4 z 'O I Z. �Sunday, May 12, 1974 6C—The Sanford Herald 322-2611 Money. Call Vacation Notice,* Goods Exchanged For - 1110 by Art Sonsom — ruc Miscellaneous ..— aI frame bedt and head 1Ain beards Malone box sringt and nattrpises Almost new. %lOOCall 11151C 666I461 after 8 1 COLOR TVs 0 2) - I 2 L.. U' . ft sssji, PINEY WOODS DARN 5e sp ? ~jpq 0 C: * '* '*' •k- TOUCH 'N SEW •_i --- It Cu Westinghouse FrosIfrer w ith IccniakcrS9! 16 Cu It Wirilin0,C~U%0 S17% rjE, Iiiiij WASHER I 1973 Singer ZigZag \ I Pi a c: Lj R n, '0 Call Steve, 322-2824 --_ ------- kitchen ,abnets 7 base a n d ,.all Includes double sink and tt?,nos Formica top Ma'e rIfe' ll • 5. r 5 bY ? 6114 'Cl MML 0 .' .. .t'.', - -A . .4 w CD 0 , - , 49 - -- . - W - 00 - 0 Z.4 : — J'-- °" Appliances t 41 I pirR r I. %'O I (e, u!c /.'OONEY APPLIANCES 3230691 p rA U. -- 0 -'44:•4 '' ir J. Used Fvfniturr 1200 French 373 LU CC for Qvition Anne St-treld7y Desk, priced 52 5T.(1) Drop n bobbin, ;gz and )needle Cr I . - RANGE AIR CONDITIONERS . n C.-iIl Credit Dept SANFORD SllNG CENTER 307 A Eas is? St.. Sanford. 327 9111. Eves $69 I tiCj • Duty GE 51 0 • r Position- Like new condition. sold new for U1, balance of SAS cash or 20 12 Cu It - U in machine Fully automatic Pay r %' rr t I ri,rrents of 19 17 i -- REFRIGERATORS (D Cr MOISTEN GUMMED EDGES. SEAL Singer * t o s'-.ng c4blnet, repossessed i'd Yes .1 Household Goods Iii GE Con.porrt Sterfo, tis I (D -- X1 6n ou 601. OE ,.b 2 U) , - STEREO CD soon" I 1< s = ' 9 :1 Custom built electric drives In stalled on your adult trcycie P1ermal PeddliflU speedS to teIp p hill and long rides 377 5254 • It ' . kid p m , Sanfc,r 13 10r rar%, s. si 14 71 (J MP% Ciflli'. . p MOVING SALE-furniture. a p pIiances&mscelaneo*.is Call 321 0717. BLACK & WHITE TVs (D -" Sl iding glass doors, excellent c 32? 3M1 10 It" Zen,th Portable, with slat,d 12 It — Zenith Portable. S260 Trucks and Trailprs 19 - oi'eor. 73' GE Oak (nSol.', 5399 7 13 GE Walnut Console. % , n9 3 7" GE Mod Console. %3 -9 4 23" Adnrat Walnut Console, 5t S 73' GE Walnut console. S799 6 23 Zen th Walnut Console 5)96 7 25" 'fl MCØCI Zenith, Wi B 75" GE Walnut Console, $317 E W alnu t Console. % 2S Wanted to BUY -- "- _ Used & Repo Specials I Miscellaneous For Sale so MU Ar Cmd - f oo net 77. I nr= uAoii - r '-— II4t± , . c° -1 -. f - 0 -,,- ------ : -2P. co V g. gb., 00 3 -.. m " Harvest Gold Frigidaire Range, IpIiod Condition 372 5967 t )' it l F_ oil loo ft - SWI M l vi E&Mij;AAIL F A Directory of Air Condltion'mg I! t Experts Ready. Home lmprovomnts — Central H061 & Air Condition'n For free estimates. call Carl HarrpS. at SEARS in Sanford 373 1771 WHOA Don't throw away vS4Ul idle iTtS S ell theffs Q'CIy W ith a He'r s'd Want Ad by callng 373 81i and a5'ng f or a lt.V Ad Appances LaoInes, ,tchefl Bathroom Counter tops. S inks Installation 806ble Bed Cabelt. 7777 TT BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVEMENTS Small jots Wanted 372 1331. 'i.ae Mary" .f. /iakt today Classified ad day. P?acf to buy, sell or rent Call 323 2611 or $31 9993 ADDITIONS. BLOC K WO RK Carpentry & Concrete Work PHONE 373 1751 Full Inc GE ApIanCC5 Sanford Efec?rc Company' 2522 Part Drive, 372 162 'LEACH ALUMINUM * Want Ads Bring Results *nngs skirting carport SCr et enclosures rescree,ming 373 4671 'Don I retch"' Servo a usOi jrpOSI again wt'tfl ytju sell the ..th a classified ad from tP trfOrd Herald Call us toda, Don? delay' Just dal 322 2611 c' To place your low co' a ll 9W Ph. 322-2611 Ud wart ad. ReduCe your •lectr'C bill with 1 Beauty Care Lf) 2 ?.. a d. P LO ch ccmplefe Ce',lflQ 6. wall ,nsula?ofl Freeestm&tes A%hton Insulation. TO WE P 'E# UTY SALON tformefly Harr.e$?S Beauty NOON) 5147 %) E 'Prw. (90.1) 793710 Lawn Service )fl r_. Three' never was a better time than (* IC e.e' a classftd ad in The' Sanford Herald Stop main 'icues D,iI 327 2611 or $3' 9993 • Carpentry - I .•• -- • 2.4 - 1 rL. Bonded 323 $677 Licensed for a •4j,t.,I,a14 sri in .t-nvE t1aCaifl236i o;fli - ' qj Carpentry. Rernc%itlitg, Add? Custom -Wurk Fre Estim Licensed Bonded 3716031 4 ø' Boa? in theway' Sell 1 faSt and a ..s.-. s 14t'ft'-rwa, Carpet Cal !irl 5e'rv.ce Free Est Prire •riltjes all''' $31,)I I 5. ;mitui C'l. — r- IS 'TOO SMALL Pesde-otial or Conrnecc.aI, Call for free Cs? 773 1174. 373 0616 I' Iii I . '/OW. EDGE. LOT CLEAN UP Pl ) 771I• 1. 10P4T •4"' . 0 - •: -- "a C_ zc. T2! gild (h ' Lawn Sprinklers ¶,pr f-I IC' -,Yer" ii',iIIrCl B. B, ti' i ret' Es?ma?r' enef cli? IRRIGATION Pr 17353 31 A I C T3rr.? 1 4 c' c 'asstOd ad tp- Carpet Cleaning - ; Fur that' - CARE r.'ole%SOflal?y n;a-n'ar"iJ lk a:I RALPH, 373 5934 L../Il1 uo JOB Iffer4l, Trim. Paniling, Custom Carpentry No 1ob' too Sm-111 .- t I I' (C '-ID rLOPIOA LAWN SERVICE CARFENT4 a... - Tired of poor 5rvIce Call Laiifl Care SpeaIS?S Commercial Residential. Free Es? 337 7257 Movers Fall LcJca' & d,slai't no,,r,g Fr ?r-e es?,mafes.Uependabil.ty. and co ),if 4 P j it F -- - A lumo'ng topp'ed up, power mo ' -'•' ! !P't' Vr -. -- •P F Cercmks I 4 c $!i ; - 4' - I jACOPd (f/,I,u1' Own dealer o s (ic.vd I iu' 8. Sunday 372 2- rdDa,fltflg done? For the tires' n painting work CIII 51W Pb.r.l ng Co 723 50)5 Licensed I'-- 7S $c? '1, L an foeat ctasltf,ed Ca55 (P- eti GIass.MiTrOrS SENI(ARlK GLASS & PAINT C to Magnolia Ave 337 ., P "-ii I:R:L1 ELL DO YOUR PAINTING ?, ton small Ph 733 $579 Of 37) 1719 after It a'c r 1'., •'312 3I Cf ill .) rA PAINTING ardpapefPsar;.nq, corr--erc -ai Cle ti"1, denhia. afartc-f'd fl' "ade5tdfl and wcrkmarsl-p F ree Cq4 -sui?a'Ot' and e'stmatng 611 3311 • Pest Control cUFri ' W~ 07 g o- - I iRT DROWN PEST CONTROL ' I 7 4.B3 Park Drive 3?; p 06 V7iik •Ii z D 4j . "Ci Hil iii 1 cri UT 4 e ,, r I'i EL iu in Ell A § ii:~ Al ot' -;; 16 . Uj ti"' C7 1' Uco """ . '.-. - .. Q A - . -: >.' 4M * I J C ia ,< aç'c g4 V Mgt ffilf&-- I q 4-1 FL 3 4.51.4U1.' < .- I - -DIE 41.4 - -f ill --. — ..I. .-. ,'Q I.. a -4---4 - .4 LT , . ac tj 1 3 �'- . - . b M~~ 6C-The_Sarifc'rd_Herald so ____ Specials S 11 ]a- I .-'. 4 -S -f.: 5"--.5•A.--;1- ; i_u - S__S - • t of PINEY - US - $'tHH - p m, 5- S - icemaker, S99 Cu ft. Westinghouse It 16 cu It. We1t1nql,ryu%e __ III 5,wforil 322 2270, 2. I4ra- Duly (D - =3 - -- 4 - S - I ~' aV E. 2 ;",`F ii-,!P- C1 - ~. ;; as - -111,111011111111= 0 L. i a .-- I 0.9 0 11 E ~ I ,T mr - n - X t _W _* -,, . II1 ~ C (D __ i I .. a ., I 0 "^ " ' 11 01: ;; ;; M7 M X7 b4 jf 0%4. ~ r, rW="J ': r 1. I / / qe .- ______ ---------.- - ) I ________ I - - I _. I Singer ___________________________ - _ 0 (V') . 6. N I1 I ft 0 11 Lai JT'2 !1 cr / 1,v p _j _____ -: __ - (I) L. 4 * .. Call Credit Dept SANFORD SEWING CENTER. 307 A. East Ist St. Sanford 372 9411 Ev.s669 61. t.s ' - ' , I1 -1 & ZigZg Drop in bobbin, lig lag and 3 needle (ii o P~ (n (Z 1W iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii, (a :z *--.* , N ____ _________ , '' * O .. ., __ ____ ____ -- 3 . = n I* Qiren Anne Sretary Desk. prcd to sell Wayne's Quality NCA & Used Furniture 1200 French 321 72 WCstiriOhc*Sr, 30 •••_ • 23 5,000 ISTU GF, S" -4 C 30 00 X O 4 - " (0) 3. R FF 2 71 " .. W - ?ir i I ~ .L .4 :! z:!. F:r ,:- ii 1`11 . vF f F i ~ ~ 5 R , 1117 fi-'i " . CL A S. 14 - ,f I V~_ - - _. ..I --- P X .. I - 1 1 t Cl) 0 - I - -- J Home Improvements K&;D; 0 , 4611 and S - § w s - tI1 r . 2611 or i Santrd Electr c Company 2522 Park Dive, 372 1562 . 0, 9 - - t.-_ 8 .. . s '05 , -. - 0 c -0 CU - . ' - - . -: ________ -- ' - - - ______ .tf Ill 9993 It ! _____ WIP - -~ : ______ -. , J - __ II1 - - • ivliiii - - - S ' ADDITION5BLOCKWCRK Carpentry&Con Ct1teW PHONE 373 1751 Full l neGE AppI4ntCS - ______:,. -- . _________ Applances ____ BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVEMENTS Small Jobs Wanted 3" 1334 Lake Mary 'I = a diiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I I .4 - LaDnelS, tchen Bathroom C!r ?op, Snks Installation Calt 37217 a ont thr ow awayuseful idic WHOA items Sell them quickly with a 372 Herald Want Ad b call a WL ) rI 55 - -- - (A 0 :5 X.. () - / Directory of Experts Ready' 1771 > ;~ '- - ~ ~: :~N L. - I - , ' Central Heat & Ar Conditioning For free estimates, call Carl Harris at SEARS a Santord 372 ~_ (1) (M) -S "IIIII-P I Air Conditioning se I=r " _ 4 S _____ q 0 (~ Ir 1 ~ i 1 $ 11:0 - 4 ill 0CID ~, L.:_ 2.[H X 9 F P? I :=r In ::: 0 W i. ~ I M 5 F I, - 1.1 - I 1--im.. ~0!- ~ 04 P P;K I " - L_.j =,o I ~5 [- D , - -0 11101111111111111W - I -i 0. .~e o .:- Z1 " a.:, h U. L'd 311.1 V1215 __ :3 C) ,, oce. rrachwes MOONEY APPLIANCES, 323 0697 jo,, Harvest Gold Frigidaire Range 90 -d cendit,en. 322 SMI __ I and 104 N bit -4 J -4 - ,.9 I IQ I ,-, .. "~, X ~ 'I -1: 74 M .R- _ X - - 8-:3 C lz 5 z " . .. Call Steve, 322-2824 i,.,rd kitchen cabineft. 7' base 11 .1 - ft ii. - - - AIR CONDITIONERS A 1. MOISTEN GUMMED EDGES SEAL * RANGE A - _______ ft Mil- •S ii - --: ' .-;" 9_;to. - i . i Household Goods . 1973 WASHER S ' q~ : e ! ~ ~i -- - _; .1 S S 0 ______ i n ma chine Fully automatic. Pay with Il It ____ ___ ,- '-. . REFRIGERATORS - jJ l .il - 1. ____ g :r-iFWV in isevving c4binel. repossessed S \\ b'-:-' 'wst 0 pa E CLnst F ` _: S 0 -- .' I ' -1 ' - S S?rr. 575 I, Free $ - _____ WOODS BARN g - "'i .. GOLDEN TOUCH'N SEW IS GE \ I - 2 for ocl. Consignment. Frre 15 0.1rd - ___ fl ~ 11 ~ . = STEREO S5 • S - 0 Custom built electric drivesIn stalled on your adult tricycle Normal peddtinq spds to help u hill and Ion rides 327 5751 * - 5 -, - - 1 Trucks and Trali9rS 19 - :-' " --.--wantul to Uuy ~, H -. -- o'C1 MOVING SALE furniture, an r!.antmi5(C1lafleiS Call)?) 0777 Zenith Portable. $;li,~ lh S -- 'i--- \f ' S condition. SAO Call 322 31111111 Portable wolh ' by Art Sonsorn - 1 Uuy lurritu, e and misc Sell ) Curt ,% I I __ 101 * llrar% 11% .1. SW II I___S b" - ._________--"" __ I r AI - 11 -_ For I 1L______________ 2J" GE Oak Cnnl 13 7 73" GE Waiflut Console. S? 3 75" GE Med Conso'e, S) 1 23" AUn IralWalnutConsole. to S 73" GE Walnut Console. 5799 6 73" Zenith Walnut Console. %39 7 75" '73 Model Zenith. 6 7 9 25" GE Walnut Console, 5347 9 25" GE Walnut Console, 5)71 10 19 Zenith Portable, with sly? 11 11" Zenith 0 S Money.ij2Z26l Vacation 322 COLORTVs S 0 tn metal 'rame beds and head boards Malone bo srnçs and rattrC%SS Almotnew.SIOO Call after 6 &Repo Used --- Miscellaneous For Sale 1)50 6M 9461 Exchanged -- -- I Miscellaneous For Sale - S 7 Goods - - --- ._____- - I- ~ ; 1974 Sunday, May 12, , , , Notice ~ ~~ - S. __ ________________ . -:- * - 1 LEACH ALUMINUM. A wnings skirting Carportureej Want Ads w i th 8 classified ld from tt uce Care Residential. I - Interior Tr,m, PanCttflg. Custom Carpentry No tO* 100 small LicenSed & Bonded 373 56i7 - - -iAl l, 5- 6 that; M (1) m * 9 E g O [ t?.-'.a Ca rpet (are [t On vr. -ce rt Pre ncIesall'''t31013l - I- - - - S S S - _______________ 0 __ 1 '1 I h' .. - S1 ___ _______ ,, _________ . '-r 0. It " 9 MN - - rm - 0 - - ___ - - - ' 9 - / - ______ _______ - ti 9L F l ! . I :i 8 zz -1~ 2 6 2 - ---- -' 'r" - . - - -- - ' ' ..-, ii~ aos fpr eS' the r Ll ' C at C-' paper hanging, re dvt 4 (I • £ • • ow ______________ ' ____ - S -- 'los IMirrors V - - S soitat,rtnanOettimotnQ61)33)7 ENLRtGLASS&l 71CMa.S0hiAC - _________________________ r; I 'l APT 1IRO#'P4 PEST CONTROL S _ ESS I T _ - -~ YOUR BU- SI . N . . _ - ---I I_ -. ~-. -_~ _--_---. ~__. . 6 .. ' 322.2611 or 33i 9993 X h' .5 i" - 9 T . W W of 11 ____ t 5 1< ;0 - Lb 8 0 co 5 N I 14- ~_ '111--4. r I up g - El 1 U 'a S2 >~ ~ , I ~ iI ipI , , .,ili, I - - aH I . -_ - _-- - U3 C C -1 lX .2 - =) ~= 1) - - =_ ,i i : g '.• - : Pest Control _ I.. : : ___ ,i-.&/j; - I - ! 2 'I r ____ L _______________ 1 r z -----fr S I 4. t / -. - . - - %.,. 1' I = . - ,' - _________________ ç S iasst eds AAA PAINTING and -- - 4 14 - __________________________________________ 373 50)5 Lccntei & I -- -_ ____ I - . ! - - -1-10 I ---- _- 12 ' T. ____ .- - 3 ; . I - S offi L i ~ iI - S Al ~ S III! r __ ______ You Can fDe6t diStilled - _____ r N:: ngoo?For S- -- p •i ti Pa nC Vh __ - = p5i,tltd at DO YOUR PAINTING No toa,too small Pat 323I571or323 772 7*71 - - WE'LL 1 . .. 11 "I 0 - nting Ceramics S a, . 1, :; torat & cstnt moing For free estimates, dependab i li ty. and rv.ce, call Central Delery tC I4I7693160 I - Dr, 9 _____________________________ me we' lina" S = :,* a" a - Movers - hill - - . fRRlGATlOP Ph 3735)31 _________ Carpet Cleaning - 1' - fl m m - - S - & & cam Free Estimates A-I -:.'; o r 3- 3 'Pi i,) Pentodet.flQ. Add-tons Cu%0tr Work Free Est.- Mrs Spr rh er tervCrd kttdtrt LCefltd Bonded 3736031 Carpery. power 0 Lawn Sprinklers - Plumbing stopped yp ~ii 2 - EDGE. LOT CLEANUP & - Boa t in the wav5*t 1 t fall and easy classled ad' 6 10* C ' 0 n - ' - For CARE AWN ctatS't.e-d ad to work fo r yo-,; today Cat' 322761$ or 1319993 Put 2. g• - MID FLORIDA LAWN SERVICE NO JOB IS TOO Rej.dentlal or Conrnerciat. Call for tree a-st 373 7774. In 061$ S - - OO VINCEN T k-f- Est 3727767 . ____________________________ Carpentry - 5 i5 • free 0 i ' - M Cr ::r U X AL .-.t_'S O( C) rn . rvce' Call Lawn Tred o poct Care Specialists Commercial Stop makn . n IVI -- Dl 172 71or 6)1 - - e- 'c •! . iOWfl lhere nrvr was a better time than a classified ad ri the now ' Sanford Herald g 1.0 0 & 199 7710 I9O1 ?. 0 I ,nsvtaan e ceiling' :d j$ rratr'S AShtOn IrIsulat an Fr TOWER S bEhUTV SALON lformefly Harr.etts B ea uty Uookl SI9E ç.Owl 377 5147 rf(U'•tS Your C N111 - 'd13,' Just d.61727Th11or 3t9$3ToplaCeYOUrl0WCOSt Ph 322-2611 Beauty - U) Bring Results - - enclosures rescr ning 373 4671 0 111i 6 i 1 i a t- 4) 2 - %. M 8i - pi\ S . _.__ . -. __ : .2 . .., V A vi 40 -- - - tn -'.5,I J - - S c. ' 5 44 a 1 .L 6 z ) 5-- .. -- - it i V, i 7 a - -'a - 15 .8 ~, 6 0 E.. V A ii to - 4 - liff F. - L' 1 <10 - U .2 6 **.0 .5 - Ill 4 -T- - S 1 ' - --r- - -Ef = -- -= ;--- =5 I % ' 4 - - _= S -- - - _ 5 'S 'S 'S �W n Sunday, May 12 1974 6C-1 heSanford Herald Notice: . . - II M 0 - ---- -- lErro cinces &melIaneov% Call )fl Walnut Console. S,li S 211" GE Walnut Console, $299 6 73 Zenith Walnut Console 396 7 75 7) Model Zenith, 4$7 6 75" GE Walnut Console. $37 9 2S" GE Walnut Console. SIZ4 tO i 1172 16" Zenith 12 - ic ' i BLACK , 322 2270 ____ ______________ I .-,-1. iI -=~ 1 --;"- - .16. -- . _ -.' . - . (D _ ~ 4 lo-o" CD a I I k '% - ____ __ _____ ,-: __ ______ ,.- __ 7 _ - g . I *SFi I : ___________________________ . 0 : mon~~ -- ~1 r 4, MOISTEN GUMMED EDGES. SEAI _________________ - - 16 -.1 i . Iff . -. - 7 : "416-. . 11 . . 1. . . . --1""rP rotIreet Icemacr. i - 1 Dfopinbobbn,zig:aqanj3needle - I - ;flo" .111k,ft .i :1 lirj. o Duty Z 0 0) RANGE ______________ 1 -7 iii175-11 1 - - - - , : -= - - ISFiNING, CENTER, 107 A = no, - 07 t; 2.. 0 0 ::~ *4 ~ ~ !; ' 2' :r z - East _______________ -8 - 8 S. 00 P T 21 U 14 13 _______ G E. I" Up' . ppm .. "-. Wt t:- . I • - 8 C) =37 - - z : -- .1 91 = = sr ;r 4 ft -I . 17 1 1 u i i i -i . -a U rz A Directory of Experts Central meat & Ar Conditioning Kitchen Baehroorn LaD*nvs installation Counter lops, For free eslmatPi call Carl rn 111017 "a-lable Bud Cabvll. Harris. at SEARS ill Sanford 3412 * . . - " items Sell flitem Quickly *it#' 0 Small jobs C) I - '-'LJ 7_ 1- -t~a------ F /. -. - - - -. L1~- -- - ----- L-F`t-~ 2 . I - SE5as 6 0 L " Its . I, 1 ____- i.-- I . ---;~.--- --. ----- ----- - -7~ - ir ~4 4 r~z-~,,,- - - C Ila t. 11 -z(5 (P ~) .- r av 1 5ee a ~5 ! S. ~ ?--c `o< to .0 --~4i, Herald Stop Milkin? 'icusesDaI)flW' ''S3993 Sanford -- -, ",- -I ~ H.R ~1;1- 0 9 ~r SpeCjai.sts Cr,--ercial , Residential. Frt Eit. 122 1267 , LA/IN CARE C= D -. ~~, f Vj im~ - 1 41 Of - t. - - - --- - -- I - . ,I'm ~ - - i - \. . ~-' , $4 .: ,- -~ i aw". -; - .-- - -- '1~ f- 2 C! to t ~a~ '~, T ....... ....... I -- i I -41111 JN .X - . 1:;:I;:;: !9 'O = N'. 'D : a ,~ z - : / -__v .1 -z mist. - - , -x -:I~--. - , ------i~~A!!L:J_;;;~& .-T, -~--~-]-J-.-" - :: : :- .5 E ;!~i J~ .8, I 1 3 a L~ i * - 11 . I ~~ :: 0. .-- ..149= - :D ~Si; I ~--, I 4 15 1 - i * -. :: I 7- ;~ < Is ,-. c Lj~L - i (oft FL - X ra k ts I P. @ - - ' '1 . -- j E I , I, i- 1. --N.Eoamftvmop - i . ., I F • - t:, ! - i 01- .,! - ,W. - 4,y . - I -o' ---8 C ---..-- - . 3 0) I .1 ____ I - A looll bot bill A lool bill '-' S .. - " 1P. a t- 11. " 'hI - ' E 11 I. .'.. S (T 0 .= - ----==- -i U. - -,1--~ --. III[ 0 =- ~ C @ I -----Ji -* --- - - ---. ----, , - - .1 I . \ - .- ;,, : ~t a - 5 'B .-- i I I - . . a .r. .4 - - - R -4 , C . - .01, now C 3 or 0, 4ç- -1 yff( (4' dç ----- * War a t .\1 - - - It\ - -s . ...o . 01 i P, 2" , 000 J ( . i A 00 - - :j 0 --- k. / , o - ~ -I R 40 .0 - ft, -X :: E .q E M., ~e- g ,;] Ej-8 ;;,6 td 1`3 a am y , >.:,,,- ,F- E to y :3 "9 a - .. \ i4l, If -If 93 r3 = ^- F. - ,I III ~ ,I I - B,: - X % - C- 5 E -I,- " 4, " 5 0 - .11 = I . ~= 0 C . ••tqi., , , to 0 LT t3 -4 - . • __________ . / , ,q ~ -~-_~Mf 4 - ., . I I 11 04 00 10 I CT 3. interior Trm pjqI.ng Custom R,s.dent,aliW Commercial Call for ,,..tm,fl&mO6l6 , b 3,°Os67rhI ded MOW LOGE LOT CLEAN UP CarPetrY - s of - - 8 N ____________ . --- - - I . .- - - uI w (D , it 'i ' 4 i = EA 9 ~ i ii :1. ~ 8 -6 -. - . N - 4V~ -X- - --- . I IAT'. F i - - -- .. --- - -.'-- - a W For that -, - -45~ -- (a - I . - -Z . .. : -, . , ~- - - --- 21 ~- " * 8, MA 0 g ; ~:5 r ~ ,,., , *W A F -- .7 4 ,7j Pr I P. P4 0 - -,i - - 0 - TOINE Lawn Service L& 6 I lo' ij-~ . roo, - - -- - -~ - --,:J5- - i~ ;.-- A ; % I - 0 11 0 - 'E .r,l ..; 3 5 # -T-x-",~, 11~~ ~i~.fl - -.- -*~v ..:~ -I '4c-,r""7L I- lwlt%i5-'T - - 7 _-; -- M LJ !!i ' : 3. -, 6 5 ,- - ~ ,~ it ~~ 02 2D z n I .f- - - I; ---- -- pli 9 - Pen 'Dent purpose totgam vorhen you Seo iner (former ly Harriett's Beauty Nook) - ~ . " I ç a - T, L~,t!V' - -SZ-r-- L. . -- I .- @ ~R-1,-1 -4 1 AwninOs skirting carport scree enclosures rescre"ing 3134675 ... -. z4 s ." i -- ... - -- - . 1-1 .- - - ---.. --- -. CD (D -"A. 9 31 ~q ffl - ___ - --* -------- i 1. - 91. ~: . ~~`!, I I i..i.irq . -; - - * . irn & 8 r - - .LEACH ALUMINUM• Want Ads -= . - - - ;- - --. m'. - --- -I as • :21 . .1 I. g - ( - 0 Z - ( W1111111"I"f1p, 6 "O~J~ -- 6 10 sanford E -_ 757Par It Or;e.3fl1S - _ 6~110r~ .0;1; ; I ,~) ;A :- - 0 W .1 N ,M:. z - 2 ..-. W.~ OCK WORK .0 0 W. W. -1 . willoolled % 11A " - 3 - I - - - -- - - .- __t - - -1/ n -. ch, one, to buy. Wil Of fe"I Call 372 -- Er q- C ........... -- (55) -LQ05.~;, a .W =7 V, .. 0% - aj . BUDDY'S ZME- - - -. 0 / C 1--..o1...o`..`i- r~~ - Ready - at - - .5. iiomo Improvements Air Condltion'mg 1Z - j - a ____ . - z - -,f- ~ .- - --, C, - A C/) ;E ;' : I" I / ~ k% 4 I , -M~ -im m" :': 0 (/) - -0 a 1.L w* -- ___ . T -1 R i - - .. - - - 4e - _____ I ."A. - - - , 3, - , U) - -=------- .-.- .. -~ -L~gc-.I I-~A . - -4 too - - I - - ~ - ~ F P11 --1k=-.t---=.=r~ ~0---- N 4 ~ . a ___ - , -,-".- of . . - - z- , -- .9 8 - IV W""X, X" ;. 9 - -. - - I, . - I . I 1 W,,-' ~0 " b - NN*411-~~~ - 9ii QcenAnne5ccrelaryDesk priced -. ) -:... .. ft GE Sl.-~ . of 4.. WASHER I! I .. ...:s" = --- - - . 7'; 1973 Singer ZigZag . . - . . , eehIiaker - r Al - -- - - - ---~~ ---z-_ --- - - .z I t -. - I [Z CD' I 0 - nj -- 9-1 . : E . - - I . - - 9 - - 06 •-.•: i 0. 4 * 1 It - suuu i 4) 0 i " ,* 0 - t 40 d 4V - oi~ (D J __________ -I'_ ij 1- - V' '1 _ _ 0 4- ,-;. 0 - -- - 1, I -1. cot --.--t --. -C I'll . I 4;~ .1 111 -.. , . I.. , - 1... . f, r0 IL - f . ;-z . >--, . -." -. .... . L. . -1 1 .. .~u 0 . I -F. ,q T L- A __________________________ . ff 1,.:, . -_- _____________ . WHITE TVs 51 . Household Goods "10 r N -log , PINEY WOODS BARN Ne buy furniture anj misc Sell for r Sanford. W1tfl&.d to Buy ,i-,. 1 f- .1: i ~., , . -,i;jr, -/ 1. Truck$afldTr1rS 19 ' Custom built electric drives In stalled on our adult tricycle Normal p'ddtnq speds 10 P tj)hill and 10041 rides 377 $751 p in Porlaole, Veil I Art Sonsom WIll 4 ;;i M 23- GE by __ _ -' _____ - :.. 2 . Misce llaneous metal _ , 322-2611 . I sir nnu of 0 I 0 I For Exchanged Goods . CaII Vacation Money . - -- i,-61101w. --j I - 1.0 4) C , - -- r 1 i - -1 / t ClL -" c: 8- ,V6 1 -; I i.91), , Sell i fasI and Boat in the ,htowcosctasstedd' _____ - 1i meorcial Free Est!mrPP IGAI lOPI Pt-i 31) 5)37 Movers Carpet Cleaning - 3!~ e. -- I., L P ~- jjfi.tfz.ji i efv j IL :i -~. -.-- - 0- -;i,~,.; , --- Ce r v - -:. -- -Rjj~ : -2 p - .- - = - - --- ~~, -- I .ql,.*, ,'.,# tf~r, - 'LL DO You lir :- ~r S -,M-~:7:W - t, ~? -- ------i i4 r- ~~: 7-L, LaWl twat C141sifs" r I- (C Mfy IrajesnI4 : z ;ri I . . ; 2: * • CO, eV. cam cp6me, '- (n K - . 2) -- - - (A I 2 " ;- -.1 . ~ - t.~? f,ej4ent;a'r . I - , i- - w-~7 W. I t' 0 P - - - -- -- IM=-:-i~ ~- - N , - - EA 97 f V . 1~10irf,4:1 g. cD :; II -; .Z'- Er -... , i ~, " X. i 1 9 ~/, $ 1 8 3 •I .23 a 10 H "3 , CA W ~ ?, V, clicaca-. I I I W i 9 W & J~ ~ i W ~~ .,* "- ft 'A . I : & j,2 . . 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AAa.si: excnangeo TUT vu'u"w' IV!WI7 Notice: Upoocis -__ - . - 4.CX fl1UArCond'onec Used & Repo Specials 1) CO LOR TVs i I jrucKsanulrduir l' in Custom built eIeCfrIC stalled on yi'vr adult tiCvCiCNormal peddlinq speeds to help hill and i._ I CD I I - , '_-.* ,Vkat; I 1 X4 -- * -. - ;: - '- - I --- - _____ _._z,JP- _________ - . : " - ________________ -. - - - - _ - ___________ ___ •-••• . -' ____ __________ ___ = - ---- 4, ,. _______ . ___ - I / I -, I - I ________________ g : i . j a, ~ I 5eill q ____ - in PINEY WOODS BARN We bu lurnture ani misc Sell for i -,, ow- ______________________________________ - . __ %Z Cl) ' 0 2 _______ 0 E. at drive y- ; - - 0 . yr u I I I I I I if 9 tF ~ft* , ~ ~ - __ - :-. a __f~_.- '. . -: '5 0. ;'L' : - ~ . .. - jj.i- _______ .1 - ~H : El . A0000 _____ p Shaing qlass dours, excellent odt S 23" GE Vairn? Console. $299 6 23" Zenith Walnut Conte 5196 7 25" '73 Model Zenith, s-al? $377 __ ~ - MOVING SALE-turnure 6P ances&rnscei'antnus Call]?) 4 api!qnci 72- I 73 GE Oa k C nsoIe $399 2 23" GE Walnut Console. $299 I 2S" 9 7S" 10 19": Zenith , I -4-~ I" - -- 1*n metal frame bds ani head boards. Monc box srngs and riallr,Sse% Almost new $100 Call 3723571 ot$i6atIcr8 WntcClto Buy I TUE Miscellaneous For Sale - _ _ _______________ - - ____ . ____- Miscellaneous Fr Sale -sri ii I - - 1:X4_ _- - by Art 3anQm - . __ (U - __ - _. - -___. ~ - - - - _-, I - _______________ . - - _________ 0.11 1xi _____ _____ __ '' _____________ 2 0.. L 4, 0 U - !4 11 23 (unit U,ti,% tlMi..L - GE Cor-porsert Steroo, - 07 1, C f%1% CD ; 0 C/) -0 3 X - 5 payments of 110 . ~- New warranty . 7 S SEdNGCEP4TER301AEI itl Sanford. 322 9111 Evetl8 !ISS 0W C 7 9 ___ ___ RANGE f 0,0 ". 0 t. 0 0 -9 , 5j 2824 322 -_ ----- --- . C u'.'J ' ir rrt ifl,ltb-.i,,'S V "//' - -01 / XI F.~ _~: T_ (jO , , ~4111",,.., V. -. i ,i 4 11 -_ \a / 'i -j...itr}ut ...) . tj Home Improvements Air Condltion'mg (rir.al Heat & Ar Conditioning For free Esti mates. call Carl HarriS. a' SEARS -n Sanford 3?? 1771 WHOA Don't throw away useful dIe tltm% SC-Il them Quickly *ith a Herald Want A0 y calling 372 2811 ar'a a%ir for a frenc, Ad r Appliances Laone'. ,tcr,n Bathroom Ccrter tps,Sn% lnstaIatiOn 111v8tlhDIe 5vd CaUlt, MOM - I ) I - .V - 4 49 is. .-!_ ~ - ii4fjt i. - I. fit 71 Ph. 322-261 1 TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON Iformc-nll Harriett s Beauty 'g',o*) SI9E Ptr,]22-S747_ - 5, -'' * r%-) V -) I - There never at a belief time now TO te a ciattted ad n the Sanford Herald Stop making e-lcuseS 0-al 377 7611 or 131 99?) than ; [ q - Carpentry - .-icEP41 CAPPETW'Y too ini-'al r-'er.or him. Paneling, Custom toD' CarPII'IrY P4 t. 'e"ted 1 Bonded 323 5677 Put a ea.sf-.d ac to work fOr FLORIDA LAWh SERVICE NO JOB IS 700 SMALL de'tIal or Coniriercial. Call for free est 373 77& 373 CI6 ...tD jpo-or ~ , HH59 ~ 2.§ ~I I A 12 14 -r M < 2 M - PH - irOU Cvs?Om Work Fret LSTIMI Licensed Bonded 323 6031 - - 9 a) '•7' W1 4'Sl< I V i0l V r Z Boa? tn the way' Sell it fast and with a low cost I.1assed ad' Carpet Cleaning •,, ~ . CD ;A I • 0,;,, > (D -s .'O'anS 13t-fterwav Carpet Car jan-tonal Servine Ftee Es? C Prct n(budtS allU ! 531 0631 plumbing stopped up, Powet' mo _" Ut I e •l- r v- - . . . S 'T1' 3 5 0 0, Ceramics - - Jl-jA(rQ?i. (F'41''.''L ktlfl dealer WS (IIJStd iniurs & Sunday )727971 - ; -i";°i.' O.--,-'o,,O - 0. • ..nxx.!.- f,q- - • . 0 ) C_ a) _Q - . - -- - : Y ou ( fl I ,CSVIt•. t,s-at class'f't° &s 4-;' claSSt' I"1' P Glast-MiMrs . 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AY VJ .-- AAA PAINTING and paper hanging, ccn-r- rc(:,ll or mn-',dentat. pip !rldeSnnifl. c3uafa"rC-d fratnir alt ano workmanthip Free con tuitltiOfl and esti mating 671 3337 . z - " I X - Movers ART BROWN PEST CONTROL 1567 Park Drtvt );; 6' * ' 1111 .. 0 ri TiR 11111111M, ±àF_lIO• - go -5 soR so sla 44: - ~-. I if. al .0 -a = - = _. 'ax 7& W = ~ ~-_ ,O_E~i.8311.231 C: f. 8 Q) IM as C- -P 0 -;.~1 21CGE 00 ~ .0 J -0 :29UJ'2L,J2~!_z_ C_i lr?abf'd & SCVCtd jp ije044 I. ('c.", ret F.stimoti". t, I men till IRRIGATION Ph 37'S))? Pest Control 4"_ _ t - ;; " - ~: C= . CflI*T'I i 3 :) to . 1-11-. . ; -,-, :- Need painting don.? For tht tnes' n painting work call 54W Par' ing Co 37) 5035 Licensed P Bonded -;` _ 0 -4 -A 0 ' ea WE'LL DO YOUR PAINTING NO iob too small Ph 371 5519 or 373 *7*9 after 6 AM-0111111 - 4> -0 . W 3, ______ w !.4vr - Painting I . "::i ~ 2 V 1.2 I.) 4"." -. ' () :#, - • .44 LtXa' - .. .%- - Li j1 i ; pa 0 : T0:g 89 I* - 61 "r%) 9 t _' G) '.0 ,.*oW EDGE. LOT CLEAN (JP& 1041 HAVI ING P44 323 7 1 4 5prnr In-n -• - ~ - I 0 r Lawn Sprinklers - ---•- - -6-d -0 - 26w (1) < ]' irs' t 2 - ---- . _. I I' _-__,;Q - - ilj 0 - 0 P. - 6 :3 j N r. r- Z r' Cl) it ;a- ' - - Fnr CARE LAWN pofessoral'i mantared call RALPH. 37) 59U -' C - that took, 'it - L L 0 j•2 -" tasiot F X M E§ .. - - - 8;3 !~;31I V,5; 2 9 as, A. 0 a. =;3 6; X X (A M f1s J01 A Tired Of poor 5f(C- Call Lawn Care Specialists, Commercial Retdntil, Free Est- 1227267 wsxi' - - r- :XI hi hi Lawn Service ' -' 0 - PedUCt yo,r elCIriC bill vvithl umpleteCCslQ IvaIl ifltUlltion Freet-Stimates athtOnIflsLlat'nfl 1901) 7993310 - ", . SC Be" Care - t. . III Ji h r wr'.ngs skirting carport screei enclosures rncr-rcning 373 .7% Bring Results i i -- - t" . 58 "H_p P-0 I "-,i M neCS!" Serve a ustltd purpose again wnen you sell then' with a clfl,fied ad from th 5jirford Herald Call us today' Don'? delay' Just dial 372 7611 c, 531 9993 To place your low cost want - - so - - Don" I W rum, - 'LEACH ALUMINUM* Want Ads . I II ,1 'I- " Ii ADDITOU.flLOCt WORK Carpentry & Concrete Work PHONE 37317S1 luil -ne GE Appliances Santora ElectrC Company 7%22 Park Drive. 3fl 1562 ..1114 - classifed ad day Plact one. 10 buy. Sl1 Of rent Call 377 76)1 or 531 999) --- ______ it \ _` "' __ ~~\ 'aic today Ar~it ; ~ BUDDS HOME IMPROVEMENTS Small Jots Wanted 371 133M. "Lake Mary" - he . A Directory of Experts Ready L11. .. jtw A , (1) 1 -; -- ~-7 t . .1 9 9_~_"_v a . i- -k ' I ) `/,. i.. -I..!. - - Uj c / - so -- 1. A" Olio_,~J_~ ___ ~ _____ ~~ .0 • ________ - ~ 1~ 1) rp"A ZI 73 5.,%W BTU GE, sq? Call Steve, 0 z o - 4 ') r CD - I A --I X .0, 0 :1 no 7 ~- - - , -. i -J C.) Position. Like new condition. sold - . _ =Z~ -, I . _________ :::; ~~; 4:~.; *, R G- !t - 3 - 5 :; 5 , -, - A: on- toj __________________________ __ I ft) seloving cibinel. reposses%ec WASH 11, -'~ 7-- - - GOWEN TOUCH NSEW M __ MOISTEN GUMMED * s-i STEREO IS -_ '! Household Goods -- i . - . I 1 '' - - 1 am ¼ - r - -_z - & ~ it `- Z _* -, 64-4o' -fi4 c1 sr - - - --- -, "90- __- - - - - i- = - ;L~i,--- _ -- -- - __ ___ - - ____ -- - 'I I' t r, H ___ _____ __ - ~ ~= _ i 7 5V _47 L 0 ~ ig in 11 4~1.!I ~ 1 E __tz7 >_. 1i r, 4111 -, V ____ - - - - - i:j .. Fj - -L W- YM7V *_ V14A _-_-__ ,--rw- -r---,----^ . A Z~ - . -Z _~)~ - II ;4.;, 19 -~ r. _- _ey' 'A , =_ - - - - t'.~ - ~ _ __TzSffifWW _____. - ____ -> 1 . r ' cK 'T Q 40 4_j 0 = " 0 :3 8 ___ ________ 1,_ 11111111iiii -9" . I ~~ ", 9I " V.,~M 1 W- -7v-&: - 1- I - _&-_-4-i . ~ 16. tz .P& z: r :3 I - KV* - --- - __ r - --- - - - .-- - -- 'I, 14, - PJL H __ II i ;';•- .M . CC ul Iii- LAJ F. MN4 X J?i1. 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I _ \ E InvIMurcyJ2 to U ------------- ________ HOW MurH 7K IL TA K FOR IMF _____ — -' oo 11 I1I (,. C'\ WI" . .SCA \.f A I ]fl I f -/'4" ' 'r9 VCR - ------ I MLNUr,) (00 tfl.. -4 Imit t arriv es e ventually maybe? Oh signs evidently It1t) I ti ir r sintiLtr category. %orld HA 8 0? 237 r ti 1 , in , i rush, the bet w een 8 avoid tht. last minute ;xak time 'Ias stiLl md 10 30 p in (s t( t v I11 III) s nior Li pirtiwr, Mttr in K Collie of IIousti to k.mlk the tax Imi'ter Jacben has testthed to wargat. iti tttgntors that he check ked ed with 1. unna11 in adinct' to 4 ¶ lit dI'l&I(IsUrt itKIk1Ltt 1ut dollars, recent ', ov er, nothing ne had prdtu ers Met1 no t been tr1i titc s tan th e audit was unto ered - inI the milk �--4 by AMANDA PANDA Course & Millie_ VOU'RE POLITE.. 45 —150 FUN SHARE 00 48 0 0 0 __________ _______ _________ ____ -. - ___ —_ .:. __ - --• •- _ __ —, - I ___ -•'--d L __ _______ ____________ r_ I Fill kill 11111~1~1 AMP \ft CHEER MF ,THOU61TFUL. S. ~IJT I THINK MOST OF ALL, (\WHEJ I'M CLUE!,,) THE AO I LIKE ' /oU YOU JUST 56CAUSE, \40U*RE IOU DO TH Fa APOLO&IZIN(jr 16 JAI db 1j YEA -— I:. ________ 'A MNT (M ARP / I I 11_ L-A(.K.' 1 w9y NOT POigSPT OF '\'1' I MOThf Ot IN ' WXZqT3E313EL0F MA V W HA ____ ?AIN1N IS t01 \ 1 '' WA'( IN VJHICI-1 IT (S sce INi'O I CAi1 PtI( ''T ", J - COLORS AND WHAT DID Y00 GIVE RAkQM FOR ORCAY AflN by 1) ick Ca%rali i CIAND TAKE OUTTHE GARBAGEfl I PROMISED HER I'D BEAGOO O'r AND 3ET ET1ERGRADE6 IN SCHOOL... MOTH159S I WIOLJTEINGA'5KEC)... _______ ___ 1/ ) —" CLEAN LP MY ROOM, •1 ANDNEVER_LEAVETHE RIRATcR croR OPEN.. ) 44 mew lit I THINK IM GOING O REGRET MAKING UZ HOW ALL THOSEZSY/ I t THINK HE HAD H TAPE RECORDER GO I N G. WELL, ALL 1HE TIME I WAS TALKING, RI NG I HEARD THIS (T HUMMING 6OLND... L) .. _ 9 -rj OUXt i_—_ LErNER . T—' - XZqG OA3EL T 5EE."llillf LIKE EE 1" rJN — OUS WAS \1E\ NTING 5MCC M-UM-6C i by Mes Carroll -c IC. ' -' .• CENrLN — 7/ OTt1A" , __ 3P3ELXSCXXaXaA IS 3PO3P ONE 'U5T WI I II [ HEY, PRSCILLAt 1 OT ) CfAJDMA' A SURPRISE FOR YOU' / I. LOVE \ SURPR1ES) LOOK' 'OUP. r VERY OWN /, KNITT I NG WEEDLES I Verzneer by I BUT, / \ (GRANDMA' \ COWPOKES ) DON'T lay) BELIE\JE ME, PPSCLLA"\ OPAE EV-i' T-EE ii1L ) COME IN HANDY' C 77. 1100 71k. W ir All wr oll - t'1FAP' \ - ROLLER$A E ---'- NQ ? I - - — EHOL — ik?rFJ!'4TUrME \rRTp4E Th''1E' AllONG C 4At F A2 SEES\EP A N il 15CENe FOR 71-115 - 1 5HE A E\ .. - CON5cio I I N TIME i'LL" TEACH "YOU / ISN'T THAT \ F1OW WE EilN' PURL TWO, KNIT ONE... — MA CR WAS Ri(3wr! / , / THE DO COME IN HANDY) Alt GAl rj ooF IL Allk /01) Wmm~=7 Ll __ MO AE - like the inut ft fit") be i.tte, . avoid minut e rush, t the n si r 'er, iIItrs rent disclosures indicate RII when the audit �r . .r-, -• '?F -_ . . . . . . - - - . . 1 71 . WAgffi OF VAYI - - APR 41 0, WAYC, MELAZY THOUGHT YOU WERE GOING TO CHANGE IHE OIL IN THE CAR! THAT LOOKS LIKE THE SAME OIL YOU GOT ALL OVER YOURSELF LAST TIME ' I HAVEN' T BEEN ABLE TO GET IT STRAIGHT' EITHER HE ROLLED 300 OR HE GOT ROL'.ED FOR 300' .. 0 o -- 0 - . c - 1974 tf IdIt, 10 JI LJM- :[TkINK T!Ilw iv [,IKF F01W AP"I(Tk 100! ~J~ I Li Him! FF FF I., IT E MUST BE WHAT DUNCAN "YOU KNOW, ELM MORE TROUBLE THAN ANYBODY"' Am t_ J. ••.• If Bernk)e Bede OMY o thi/ ujeei< in co f '0 fe e fsp 6 M& op Doe VLW ty~T -L~s 66 6.rc 0%15 Ice .10 ;110 00 0 0 ARIES IMarch 21 -April 191 Sm.ooth sailing till mido.Eek, but curb s~.;.njIng Someone *ill take advantage of your generous nature WednesdayL 00 TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Early part of week good for career. but don't - * %\\: Ceel 6 jkl %51 - 1 \ VJOfZK--\ 7 ( / N - LIBRA (Sept 23-Oct. 23) Beginning of week, accent is on fun act WeCresay be extracaretul at work. Thursday is proltabe Choose corns panons wisely this weekend - 4 - Aar— OsareeabIe associates to contend wilts Wednesday Important deci:: - s With tutue berehts makes TPi'Sdy rewarding _______ — All 11 VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Monday. Tuesday, Droductive but demand,ng ) . - ~SiFfZ1061 FFVFF. LEO (July 23-Aug 22) Partnership matters (ense but injnag,~aole as *vek begins Wednesday. Bad day for business dealings Thu sday is IV ¶ through a friend on Mr sd ay, ed GEMINI (May 21 -June 20) Valuable information will be b gins Steer clear of the toss Wednesday, An impoirtant :aw; [AA\/F A JOPAW HUH. I CANCER (June 21 -July 22) Very pushy with allairi of others Monja j, and Tuesday. Wednesday plans run amuck. V%ursday is your best day Don't start new projects over week~rvd A 4" %T FFF 1,..- Lovehi'li slightly rocky this weekend Ito Ce Ves 0 o •. V ;.: • . •... :... I - SCORPIO 10ft 24-Nov. 22) A 101 will be accorrplisheJ at borne Mo-i !,i i and Tuesday Change social engagelments from Wednesday to Thur5l, 4W*flAfl INFLUENCE IN YOUR "IZT T141S CAUSES I YOU C(AkMLJAJIC,4TIOM NOW ThAT JR &A8YISALIT11E gg wrsu ACTIVITIES THAT LET YOU MOVE AROUNP IN 001)4 TJf *K4L AlL) MNTAL SENSES TYAdCISECPANCJ CL-AS BUT NOT SOMEiuitz .i irii.IT W(X1.D BE'TOO ROLITU-JE. )WR iNTFEST fltJIIL.D QUOY WANE --3FRN/CE —-mb! ow leftwx W C 0 'ui. flW*pdpsv', S NOT 1200 Wst Third Ifr.wf, CIuv&ar4, Ohio 44113 Barnlce cannot I ai wi.t. - - - . - r ;--==:r;:-:-r-=— •1 - - -. ERINICE PREDICTS 5J ms b'IITI-I M0.S7' ATTENTION FCLJSEI) YJ 1-ARGE ORGANIZATIONS HAVING CONTROL OVER OUR AFFAIRS ANL7 DESTiNY A GOVERNMENT PICJLVA AT TUE EXECLJTIV LEVEL WILL E RECEIVE2 IMT MLL CONTRISUTE TO NATIONAL FRUSTRATIONS ,MIPWEEK At4'TIWCIM. *'v sus ELEMENTS ARE PARTICULARLY MISCI4iEVI0U AS THE WEEK AP.&I liii! ti LOSES. L-rv AW rtirnaar-iir VN AG rir ENCIES WILL rvff iIEIR ft 11974 by NEA, \\\ // CAPRICORN (Dec 22 Jan 19) FuanciaI picture promising S Monny and Tuesda but don': gamble Avoid unnecessary travel daGoodneiscnhrsd u ay InC - / - 1 __ ' -) ' , • i - - 19 DEVELOPMENT OF THE FIRST ii SUCCESSrii.. OPTICAL ,i'v1nSe v —NOW KNOWN ASThE ZASER." - 1 — - r ' ' -__-- 1/ /' II ' I a ,.•_•_ by GENE FAWCETTE 4I1a r A?; 111111 vi I 11111 I iii I ir1 ii r' THE INSTRUMENT CONSISTEDOFA LEPI RUBY ROD WITH SILVERED (( - I I — - - - WAY OUT OU TK4T WA5 A OEL I C'iIOU5--y'll, ' YW'FZE= - SWEET ?Ae W4" hI ' L 4- ' ,- - -. : '•- I LEA&r IOR r- Otfr THE PJN'T ACT &D 5LJPEFZIOR AT ELECrR1C tITOVE LIKE - ____ '- THE ROAST' ________ by d Sullivan Z KNOW IT, TIC0, tSP'FCIALLY WHEN • IEN'g% !Ti!IIfII , ___ —? ___ / PISCES (Feb 20 March 20) Progress satifacIory till mi*eek Wes many complications frugal Spend only what )ou mist as vveek closes C SF 21) 8u5y yourself *;th mental AOUARIUS (Jan 20-Feb. 19) Accomplishments are successful . the peek u1 keep in touch with home Guard material intert 0 Wednesday cw loss will result Weekend Keep verbal commitments - HA SAGITTARIUS OF C.QJRSE ¼..RRRE[? BEvONC7 - (4 u&r LIKE THAT PCCR F'CST' _J/ I M)XTUREABQUT ThE la)IUPLICATING SOLAR TEMPERATURES AND ESSURES HAS BRIGHTENED HOPES ' SIAN . ii . AJrt Dii RUSSIAN RESEARCHERS NOW ENVISION A GROUP OF POWERFUL LASERS FOCUSED ON A 'rui ii r, THIS DECADE — F THE POSSIBILITY OF CONVERGENT LASERS - — III LA ER PO EACH PELLETOFTHE DEUTERIUM-TRITIUM iI P0 a_ fliI L' '.- i '. . 'NTO THE BL AZI "N G FOCLJS POINT WHERE - Hi /11 -- A A A A f It P' — FORCE OF THE PULSED LASER ' TH .. E - - -. --d , LIGHT WOULD COMPRESS N A COMBUSTION O(NBER MERE LL 171 -- -- ARE COMPRESSED BY THE LIGHT. N-, ir flV_-_.._-) I-/-4.-----..)!,'. \.1\ 1 i i-::'\I ..J-__-____ __ • v •' THE INTENSE BEAMS ARE EXPECTEDTOCRUSH - — I THE PELLE OMICROSCOPIC --- SIZE WITH ADENSFrY — 1- = __ —. GREATER THAN THE SUN'S CORE. THE HEAT AND V NOW WiLLIE" W1LL/5 15' I PRQMIE'EL7 4O9 GOt1G TO T,ACKLE A TIZUCE ... NOW WNA /4JNar' PRAcrid THis MACRAME' PROJECT/ - - —' -J'iH AC77CdVSUSTA/MO8Y ATOMS TO COMBINE,FORMING HELIUM AND 015- WAY. YW PLAN THEM IT- WAc., EVEk nius.' o4ft-WOA91 7?VEGO,440" CHARGIWG A TREMENDOUS BURST OF ENERGY. AN I^VAY te A/OThEF?J5/o4'RE- j - t PgESSURE WIT NTh4E PELLET WOULD FORCE THE I GUESS W)THE ('AY r THE BEFEoCavr/Nu0IJSLY, FXrqA All Iry in 771 ...7A Nit it arrives eventually World iriti) 'I SiII;ii iT (.I te )-- •- '-''- - - -.-, ... . - I -- •- 1'.-.I.!- - . - • -- T, - ---. ._ .• ,; ':- - --'- -- - ---. • '-:';_-- • . '--'--,; dl :i:; -_"\ *- -- I.. -. -. ' t:% •: ' - '.- c '' . -- ('anaveral—high 8:36 ami_ 8:07 p.m.; low 1;54 a.m., 2:37 p.m. 14A Moflwr's' I)a% calls early to avoid t1k, litst minute rush, the tvak thne was still between 8 and 10, 30 pill. *- I '.!'- -v. .i!:--- - -- .:' -- -••.- -- - : - --- •-.- - ------_--' li(ot~sen, oice a trieml of ('Iinnally, hired one of ('un. 1411iy's senitc law partners. Marvin K. Collie of Houston, to handle the tax nkatter. Jacobsen has testified to Waleroate in t stigat rs that he het ked '--•- -- :c r ith ( onndlh In idira t to .'$: .• - -- que."llonable expVt1alture-s lli."i% totalseveral indli,-;i &IIars, recent disclosures indicate. But when the audit v% over. julthing new had bevri uncavered--ard the m;1, lIrl du s i xtr t Llxus Ile . �- 11111111111=1 ~~~ _ _ 41U - ____ ___ _= -, - ,. - . -_Ty.%- wim __________ ._ .t- _ . - ,. - ______ ___ ____ __ _ .. - C IA6M pUS 111 L rry )3T CMATTE 31jewis a - _f . __ _ ___________ PROFESSOR, I TOOK K ; 5 Ly TH IS COURSE 13ECAUSE To" OF IWHAT I FDA TP ( TH HIC E. F . 1. DO TH EY ; CLAISS, TODA"Y 3 STAIZT ze. a ;4 ! A^ - ,-- . __ _______ 10,I 4 '&~ I ____________ '~ -_ d- . / ,70— ,~. . I ( I ,~ -D / 6. lm~ AP .I?- e . . T __ 11 — 1 - , f N 14OOGWDEisnl ~unt4rnet i-i;a ~atds 35, 1%h. Mon I-J!8 vard5 I . 101.1, F .. - ' 0 :1,1 :*,. I - __ ___ WON . DEAR POLLY - When I see a I 1 T, - . . ________ Is i- 8500 - ", It fikktili, . ,I -; .. 1. . . : J- .~t nderline each of them. so when shopping nothing iS forgolloo. - r ? It . - - - r,, .4 - 11.,,'r . ;," i6 I " I . I .- shampoo to any stained places and - it ____ To THC TtJL; ",i ;"~ /1'_1' . D: . 4 IF / zino or on a can label I just cut It out and tape to a recipe file card DEAR POLLY — When washing shoelaces I fasten them with a safety pin to the too of a sock. The laces do not get lost In the rest of the wash. - GWEN. 4 , - _=? , I Wffi ___ zf P ;~~_ -,,-~~ _1 -- I , - ;. - -,,il __ h ,111" hr; AIi i - -u Old-Fathlon Flavor — 0 _i r - i — _ ;, -_ - * —: - . I I .. ' it I SL-E L ' US LD LL - - ,, -!,-;:.. -_ ,-_-., I "*__ _.-:=; -_.: -7 _z__ , _ _ - DEAR POLLY When I have a DEAR POLLY Styrofoam wig spotted suede coat or man's fell holders and wig pins come In very hat I rub the spots with coarse cornmeal. lot it stand a while and strands can be securely anchored then brush off with a still brush. Thq and separated, - JEAN spots usually disappear. - MRS, f-7:_1 W.G.M. - - __. _ M 87 . is-, i . - the vinyl dovin the center front and i -___ - -- ______ — I ____________________ . GE ' I LKD UP FOL WAY VE II ALVJ.WS k ___________ — 1974 ftE I FLIGTS OFJ STIR' DO YOU I / T WAIT A MINUTEJ 1 Inc TM R'g US Pat Ofy' yOUR [4 I I z _ _______ ___________________________ - I ILI % • 'v I / I/ / / Sew Simple c te elfe' I irnmi / _________ _____________ I~ I 0 f I that usually gets stuck before the cn is fu!Ij O)Cfl I use the end o an old a oon or fork Insert U d the key to turn it. guidincj the key it turns farther before getting curled — SHELLY 8322 heat a c iss si, a " A Favorite ' t ' ' - ' - •, 31 r'tp I ~ - DEAR POLLY Those taking a lot of flash pictures may run across bulbs that seem defective. SOMETIMES all you have to do Is dampen o ri little and such a bulb WII C h E RTH — i Sunny Pillow The oright yellow sunflower makes this softly smocked pillow the center of attraction in the room' dttO111 No 53 8 has pattern smocking graph: full droclions __________________________________ DEAR POLLY During a long ii Iness. one gift that will always be — I __ N -ff ~I ç 4: - lx~.;L 11 / ___ . ) ;- -.11 ~ .,N! -; 1: - - for T r;7-/, 0 -1 : 44n_ nurnbur and size to PATTERNS U waxing my floors and cleaning the Is I I-00 for every Idea used. address. patforto number and also to PATTERN4 (-,. this _ Send 60c plus 15c Postage P!'d TO ORDER ,-,, - ___ 16 INCHES 5348 — DEAR POLLY S I' Ii? 3c t 11,111 is _________ - _. 1T ? Round laces M.LA Large metal swevCOhInLOY bobb IngA n make oxcoltont holders for embroidery thread fter opening a skein wind it around a bobbin. BEVERLY '. 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IN -I, GOTGUZ 44 - 7 ...THERE'S NOTHING T'STOP ME FROM _ HEW SINCE TH'ONLY WA)'SHE CAN k FROM FOOD LONG ENOUGH IHINK I'M CAVE ________________________ _______________________ b' ...AN'A FELLA OUGHTA START i\ VACATION 11 e~l , , I . t0 *I VACATION! Dave Graue ___________________________ ___________________ %i ~ ___._ I YEGGIR, THIS 19 TH'LIFEI A NICE PEACEFUL SPOT' FROM EVERYBODY, AN' PLENTY OF C300D 0 ,. , I1 I _ : wit r-T r - _~v _ __________ I WHlCHMEANTHEy EAT MOPTLV MEAT! - _,~ I- __ __ - I I ~L'l - I .I yH---'I urn; I [ HiNo,OPjn4OTHE HAN i HERflIvoRou— . .r__ - ; - __ i i - 1, - - - , 7 A " 4 - ___ 611,; - -N-1 __ Amh- / HEVKEPAWAY THl' THI?th3 COuL-c 1 ~~N-T_-J i7b.t 1L GULP! E I 6 -.z - . _ C;11 I I . i SHOULD'VE v - i 4 - IV (P — 41- V., - - - - 411i!^' - _.. - --- I Q V 1. I __ - - __ . . -;-- ----. - ffr!--. / . — "" - - - 4`1 . ' I , I' __ I - N. r!: --.% :. *&' Oi - .21 '!I - t .. I - _- , -__ __ . - . 2t , 1111111111K~ . 0 1 - ___ ___ - _. __ (C L_ - - : I 4 "' '. Y_ . V . •i, I/ ______________ - _.I_ - I _ j I ' \ 1 _111111111111111kV, 0 ___________________ — (D _ I M -.0-7 :1,* 1 NDER " f-;- l' - ,.r "I-7."i:"-"I.~-41-,7~~,,-i.-,..--4-1~. 1 .40 Wo JOHNNY P ;;.-_.~'_-.'--,,-;_) X*-- -i.-.--si-.~-,..;i:!,~ K ,.7t t'N t,..~~-__ f..'e'. .- "'.7 J 1, . A; 9LACK 1W ALL 1 EW%EQ-tJP t.N6CAMø -. by Dick ii i i ", 7:~ ____ __ — C5.. . . ~ - C_ '. . L~ - 1 7 — - — I _ ! is 5 V 7 '7 6 v 20 ___ 4 12. 6 8 AMPTUE iol — , __ 4 WALKEP I PUT ON N\Y COAT 7( E0 MY BOOTS 00 ' ALL THE: - - , L 7-j '.* - MNODL1A — NARC tA I id 53 HEAVy - 117 IIIs. =JC; it-- ,~ HAP 10 - ~z -T - k, N1 % -f i II __ f / . ____ . 13 _____________________________ V , N ~ ~V r,- 74 - I -i.-.".:~ _%-,~; - , By Paul Sellers ______________ EB and FLO i} -I ""o".." 1r'"- _9 " Rogers 4_ ,#---._ NC)'v' t' - 1" I - -L i~ 7 e" ~§ (~ ...- , - — - -7 . 1, , ------- / - !_e4z.W; , '..~, ~~`-r?-, 10 . 1'._ .~r~ii - - Ir 1 5 __ 4 .1 FI q ~~ - Z_ _ ( "P AMW#SL 60r;c ) - COLUNS'" cs co.o " Twi, • .-. _. I _________ ( )" Z - WKE THAT C;: A __ - I 0 . -1 -1 - - . -- -T i . - I _ :=': : .i _.i_ - I I ____________ IF IT TART AGAIN /vXT WK MAY I I EVEN CU_r 7H F G F "'~:S R,-FEp -'Z - )/ — — ~D 1~74 tf M-A, lix, 6 .'-'VWNY JTp #JN1.%0w2 Vj,JSI4I; V-RRJTA 16mv ALA Of", L.A A%6 196AN " .-.I- --- - , -7 if-- ~jjl r 9A - - - St t-4A WARV TKEY sk WV 1ATAA4%%-1-e t w4f . _,"Ji,41 AL A 0. Box 1335 (SUNDV) S'Onto Cruz, Caft !M.-JI , _r 1 [ . I_. I 4 / - - %)iI ( )) ) P11; - A&L- .... . - .-..- -. - - ---- -* - b : • - .:- - :- - - * - • • 11 - - - -. - - -. . 1. - -. .... . - - ~ ( -- -_ - - _ ----. - ;41,f,4 r_1z - . . . . . . maybe? Id signs t'1ntI', 1 i suar it gn - . .- II— - , I f 3' - - I - - - • MJ . •ii orld , 14A .- - -... 'I- . - avoid the 1wit minute rush, the ptak time as still between 8 t 0 2 37 •- - -, - -. •t._\ -. . - 14111y*s seni(v law imirtners, Marvin K. Colhe of liouston. to Ii utitile the tax matter. Jacobsen lvis testtfttt to Watergate i t igitrs t t ( tnth in adin' to lie :- • KM - )) ( I :z -.=.-- ! _ - - - - - - -. ( co, — . ., 000\ I - f ', ) ANP GOT HR cr 1. • ---i .- / ) -4;4- •. -r I ~!-f l - M014 MOVOO FM MANY "MO. zw i M IF>0 •. OUT IHE LAWP'4 .. ___ ~--- -_ \ r%_~:. -"-=14._ (__J - - _~ I _____- VR69 L3fflktiR,A JUNIOR ENCYCLOPAEDIA - -I I- Lq ~_ , ; 0 __ - - I ) R7S 46 - I- -. -17- - -- ?W 2r- I ,7:-- -~\ ) ) 9 ~15A\150 I--- -1 ; i J M ~, M _-_. .____ - _z _. :~" n__-_ =__; _____ _ - --- z ____ ___-=2! - 1---__1 -- __ - - RiNKt. 1;~ - ? ~u ;; ~c - '/1- - f.= -7 — PAOf OUR FACO SHRINKOi A ; 0"."T -r~)" 4K:!',4 5'.Igg -I , ;, 16i LOOSE ~ L ( X-0 --- I ; 1.__I __ __ ~ --=i r- — I ____ I 0,11%, iF _' J 1 C ,N% Nr~ k~ 19-* ~- -7_ -; - 11-3 ",I,z 1 ____ -11 _____________________________________________________________________________ "r - z~ 4. -T - -. IZBARL E __ ________ - . 11111 Uflt l- AC P N n ---., .- Cl- I , --i , `~, -i .tci 41 I - 3 &Ilars, recent disclosures olicate. But when the audit %4;,:i i't'r, iilItttIfll PCV had been untoerud---4snd the iritik Irtlku r l t d Ii , extra t with .C CC. . �- - 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~_ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1974 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, May 12, 1974 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 12, 1974. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 05, 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/72fca287341fce28a1e3598a52d4c59f.pdf 8d273920e8c6ce621224c7b2898e771c PDF Text Text __ _________________________ ____________________ _________ dB—The Sanford Herald Monday, April 15, 1974 _________ _________ _________ Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice 11ospital _______________________________________ -Legal Notice [1OtICS m NOTICE FOR BIDS NOTICE OF PUSUc HEARING IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FICTITIOUS NAME AppI?i*n * Capital EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FOR The Precinct Six FIre Conlroi SEMINOLE NOTICEISh,rebyglventhatlam COUNTY, Improvemnt Grant 0' FLORIDA P" CUlT IN AND FOIl SEMINOLE FLORIDA. engaged In business at 750 E Hwy District Commissioners will recei IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 1P4 AND CIVIL ACTION HO, 71)03F chase 01 twenty six (26) neW transit COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. 71•417.B Altamonte Springi 33701, bIds at Post Office Box 1, Genqv" 136. FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, SSELBERRY GARDENS, INC., t,uses and related equipment. .p CIRCUIT CIVIL NO. In re: the Marriage ci Seminole County, Florida undr the FIa. up to 5:00 p.m Monday, Aprp FLORIDA. A Florida corration, NotIce i hereby given that C DIVISION 0 1971 for the following: SEMINOLE GERALD M, ALLISON. Husband, fictitious name CIVIL ACTION NO. 74-41S.A Plaint public hearing will be MId by the o. C. WEAVER, To construct I fl*W fire statcn and HEALTHCLULandthatIIntendtO DIVISION A Orenge-Seminote.Osceola Tran building at Geneva. FIa. Biir BARBARA Plaintiff, J. ALLISON, Wife, register said name with the Clerk of In re: the Marilag, RICHARD A. WHITE and PAMELA NOTICE OF ACTION the Circuit Court, SemInole County, will be made of steel. WILLIAM FRED QUACKENBUSH. StiOfl Authority at the Crane v. A. WHITE, his wile, County Courthouse CommIssion SçtcIficat10'5 may be obtained t THOMAS WILLIAMS, ET UX. THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: ET In accordance wIth the Florida PETITIONER, AND MARGIE Dcfendnts A$ftU, 1V74 Chambers at 1:00 p.m., Friday May E. C. Putnam's residence — SR io AL, GERAL wovstiort$ of the FIctItious Name M. ALLISON. WHOSE MARIE QUACKENBUSH, NOTICE OF ACTION 10. 1971. for the purpose of con ADMISSIONS RESIDENCE AND MAILING Stat'tes, To-Wit: Section •srn SouthofSR46.AIIbid5aretobeira Defendants TO: RICH!,RD A WHITE RESPONDENT. Iideliflg a prolect for which sealed envelope, plainly marked y ADDRESS AME ROUTE 7, NEW NOTICE OF SUIT and Florida Statutes issi. NOTICE OF ACTION fnancIal eulstance is being sought IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF the outsIde (SEALED BID TO: HOLLAND. PENNSYLVANIA. 5: Chris Partridge PAMELA A. WHITE, MARGIE MARIE '0m' the Urban Mass Tran FIRE STATION, OPEN APR ?2. his wile FLORIDA: Sanford: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED QUACKENBUSH Publish: April 1. 5, 15. fl. 1911 sportation Administration pursuant TO: THOMAS WILLIAMS and 1971.) Bids wIll be opened at S p Whose address and that a proceeding for diSsolution of DEAl RESIDENCE UNKNOWN Debra J. Compton to the Urban Mass Transportation LIZZIE M. WILLlAM. hiwife, and residence Is unknown April 77. 1971 at present fire stat,or marriagehas been(iIed against you, Last Knowfl Mailing Address James R. Garmon YOU ARE NOTIFIED thai an and the short title Is IN RE: THE Act of iNS, as amended, generally If either of then or boch of them be Hwy174. Geneva. Fla. Actua' award Route No. 2 P4oneapsth, ICtion tO Foreclose Articies of MARRIAGE OF GERALD M. deictibed below. tosuc.eisfuI bidder will be made at FICTITIOUS NAME Ora Ilawktns dead, their respectl'e unknw CaroIina Agreement on the following ALLISON, Husband, and 3AR. 1. PROJECT DESCRIPTION Notice is hereby given that I am the next regular Pct. Six Fire spouses. heirs, devis.ee, Ieatees" YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED June Woodruff property In Semino(e County, BARA J. ALLISON, Wile, and these A. The purchase of fiftKn (15) grantees, engaged inbusineis at Rt. No.1, Box Control Commission Meeting, ,,t thit an action for Dissolution assignees, lienors Florida: Marvin Q. Milam new 10 foot to Si passenger) air(19 IS. (Longwood Hills). Longwood, present fire station. Hwy it, pleents command you to appear creditors, trustees, .r other Marriagehas been filed again,t you LAK Lot 1,, Block "E", E and file your Answer or oth.r Seminole County, Florida under the Geneva. FIa. April 79, 1974, Ti'de Jane Anne Smith and you are reqthred to serve a conditioned diesel transit coaches. claimants or parties c';n'l'g by, KATHRYN PAKK 4th ADDITIO 'The B. purchase of six (6) new 3.5 fictitous name of BIN T I BN Commission reserves the right to defense or pleading with the Clerk of under through, or against said written copy of your defenses to It, if Tommy L Mills according to the PlC? thereof foot (41 to 45 passenger) air- THOMAS WILLIAMS and LIZZIE theCircuitCourtinandforSeminole VALLEY ARABIANS, and that I waive any Irregularities or any, on Carroll Burke, Attorneyf recorded in PIat Book IS, Pages Thomas Williams Jr. conditioned diesel transit coaches. M. WILLIAMS, his wife, or either of intend to register said name with the technicatitiCs in bd$ andor reject Petitioner, whose address Is 6 and 16, Pub!lc Records of Seminole County, Florida, and serve a copy C. The purchase of five (5) new 25 them; and DANIEL ROGERS and thereof Petitioner's attorney, Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole Nora E. Sanford Atlantic Bank Building, eny or all bids. King County. Florida; passenger, air.condition.d diesel MA!IY LEE ROGE RS, his wife, and ROGER County, Florida In accordance with L. BERRY OF One R - Mathleux, has been filed against you and you Sanford, Florida 37771, and file the Harry -r, Qas origi,Ial with the Clerk of Circuit transit coaches, if either of them or both of them be Chairman are required to serve a copy of your CLEVELAND, MIZE & BERRY, the prc.vislons of the Fictitious Ada TimiflOns, Deltona D. The purchase of twentyeight dead, their respective unknown wrItten defenses, if any, to it on JON P.O. Drawer 2, Sanford. Florida, Name Statutes, ToWit: Section Pct. 6 Fire Court, Sanford, Seminole County. Carl Perkins, Orange City S. ROSENBERG. Esdi., Of MARVIN 37771, on or before the flrc! day of $4509 Florida Statutes 1957. Control District Florida, on or before the 23rd day of (2$) registering locked fareboxes for spouses, heIrs, devise-es, Iegatees, E. NEWMAN & JON S. ROSEN April, AD., 1974, otherwise a default S: Dominic Boetto April, A. 0. 1971; otherwise a the above coaches. assignees, grantees, lieiors, Seminole County 1, c' u I s . South wick BERG, Suite 1446, CNA Tower, will be entered against you. E. The purchase of theee (3) spare Publish: March 25, AprIl 1, I, IS, creditors, ' trustees, or other Geneva, Florida Iudcment may be entered against Jamestown, N.Y. Orlando, Florida 32101, on or be'ore 1971 WITNESS my hand and seal of the claimants or parites claiming by you for the relief demanded in the diesel engines, Publish: AprIl S. 15. 1971 the Ith day of 1971, and file the Clerk of the Circuit Court on tnis DEZ 139 . The purchase of three U) spare through, under or against sad Petition. DEA 10 original with the Clerk of this Court 70th day of March, AD., 1971. BIRTHS DANIEl. ROGERS irxi MARY LEE WITNESS my hand and the seal of transmissions either before service on Plaintiff's (Seal) __________________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________ G.ThepulchastOflhet())spore ROGERS, his wife, or either of %lidCovrtonthe2othdayofMarch, attorney or, immediately Ihereaf. air compressors for coach alr. them; and all parties having or Arthur H. Beckwtth, Jr AD. 1971, ter: otherwise, a Default will be Legal Notice conditioners, Clerk of the Circuit Court (Seal) claiming to have any right, title or entered IQainst you for the relie ________________________________________________________________ Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. Smith H. The purchase of one (1) interest in and tO the property fly: Cecelta Arthur H. fle-Iiw4th, Jr. V. Ekern — demanded in the Complaint. automobile to be used by ad. hereinafter described Deputy Clerk Clerk of Circuit Court a liy, &intord WITNESS n hand and the seal of .id curve throL;'i a rnintr,tl and sper-ory ptr NrPk. CLEVELAND, MILE I. bERRY IN TIC CIRCUIT COURT FOR IT IS IIEiL (IV ORDLRL() t?iM ti Cc-u, 3rd Ifll central angle of 0) degree 09' W' a sonnet, Attornes for Petitioner By: Joy Stokes COUNTY, FLORIDA SEMINOLE you, and each cA ,ou, are required to (Seal) DISCHARGES P.O. Drawer 2 distance of 713. feet to the end of, I. The purchase of twenty one (21) file your answer or other written Deputy Clerk Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. CIVIL ACTION NO. 731759•C Sanford, Florida 37771 Carroll Burke twO-WayrbdiolforcohChhlncl%)(led defense-s to the sworn Complaint As Clerk of the Court DIVISION OF ADMINISTRATION, iaidcurve; thenceNorth $9degren Publish: March 25, April 1, 5, 15. atove In items A and 8. Attorney for Petitinner By: Martha T. Vihlen STATE OF FLORIDA DEPART- 1.5' 35" East, 1717.9) feet; then filed by the Plaintiff, G. c. Sanford: 1971 North $9 degrees 44' 42" East, 257 ) Deputy Clerk 61 Sanford Atlantic The equlptnent will be used to WEAVER. against you In the above MENT OF TRANSPORTATION. Kim E. Ceresoll Publish: April I, S, 32. 21, 1971 DEl 134 feet; thence So4jthIdegrees 37' Xl Bank Building operate thepublic bus system in the styled Court, and serve a copy and OEA34 ' East. 452 U feet to the end of the tricounty (OrangeSeminole. thereof upon the Plaintiff, G. C. Sanford, Florida 37771 Rosemary Haws SEMINOLE COUNTY. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Publish. March 2.5, AprIl 1, I, 15. Osceola) area. Plaintiffs, center line of construction being WEAVER. or said Plaintiff's at' Mrs. Jeffrey Tobin and boy SEMINOLE cOu;ITY, FLORIDA v 1971 heren described. The estimated cost of the project torneyi, whose name and address is FICTITIOUS NAME Patricia J. Parsons will be 51.376,340, with $1,101,104 annexed to thIs Potie not ldter than Contnln'ng 1971 square feet (0 O5 DEZ.135 Notice is hereby given that I am PROBATE DIVISION NO. 6234 BANDWAGON MUSIC CENTER, being the federal share 775,276 the 14th day of May, 1971, and this engaged In business it Sanford In re: the Estate of JcEwph Bragga Jr. area) more or lets. INC., et al. MATTE CHILOS, Deceased OWNED BY HERMAN G. JEAN beingthelocalthare.Onehalfoftne you will not omit, les, the matters Airport Bldg. 1? Sanford, Seminole jants FICTITIOUS NAME Shedrick Brown FINALNOTICE JEAN, ana LUCILE A-KA Iocalshareor$137,63IwItIb.funded and things set forth and alleged in County. Florida under the fictitioui NOTICEOFHEARINO NOTICE i hereby given that we Ibm Kim Wilson Notice is hereby given that the LUCILLE E. JEAN, his wife by the State of Florida Department said Complaint will be taken as name of C&H ENTERPRISE, and TOSHOWCAUSE areengagedinbu$1na 1110 Stale Of T(anspoflatlon and the other half confessed by you, and upon the pain that I intend to register said name undersigned has presented to the Debra J. Coinpton SUBJECT TO: INTEREST, if St., Sanford, Seminole County, NOTICE OF SUIT Honorable Circuit Judge of THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: any of FRANK HEDLEY, ande from Orange ($105,561) and with the Clerk ci the Circuit Court. of having a default judgment enFlorida under the fictitious David L name of p Seminole County, Florida, her final Seminole (132,074) Counties. PILOIAN Seminole BILLY S 08A County, Florida In tered against you. ac., Federal National Mortgage AUDREY'S INTERIORS. ttiat Gene L. Compton t'eti,m, account and vouchers, as 2. RELOCATION POLOIAP4 REALTY; and DOM welnlendtoregistersaidnamew(?p, This Is a suit to foreclose those cordancewith the provisions of the AssociatIon Executrix of the Estate of MATTIE Robin L Wilson N° persons, families, or ct'rt'n tax certificates hereinafter Fic?itiou Na,ie Statutes, To Wit: the Clerk of the Circuit Court, BOETTO 0BA SADDLE UP W. E Cornwell, CHILDS. deceased, and wil on the businesses will be displaced by this Section 56S 09 Fiorid.s Statu?e; 19S7. Seminoe County, Flvricji ri ac. described, constituting t lien upon STOQE Ron! V P Robert S. Golf, Aoopka 1st day of May, 1974, make ap prOject, S: Charles B. Cross cordance with the provisions of tne real property therein described Peachtree Street. N.E Paul D. Hatfield, CasselbelTy Fictitious plication for final setllement of her 3. ENVIRONMENT Publish: April 15, 22, 79, SECTION 17551 14441 STMT ROAD s:tuate May 6, 1971 and located in Seminole Name Statutes. To-Wit: Atlanta, Georgia administration of said estate, and Edward H. Goodnough, SectionISSO9 Florida Statutes There will be no significant en COUNTY County, Florida. Said tax sale PEA-Il SEMINOLE S-SIPARCEL NO. 11$ — an order discharging her as wch vironmental Impact upon the tn- ce'tilicates, the amount due 5: Connie Smltn DeBary DESCRIPTIONS NOTICE Execu'rix, county area. thereunder, and the lands de'tcnibed Greiher Manufacturers Hanover Notice is hereby given that the William H. Nedderrneyer PublishJanet PAnC!L NO. 515 DWAIN'AGL DATE,6 this the 704PI day of COMPREHENSIVE PLANAprIl 15,22.3. May 6., 1974 therein are as fOf}ows Truit Company City of Casselberry of Sepiinolo EASEMENT. PERPETUAL March. 1971. NIPIC. DEAn Tax Certificate No. No. 299; joI F. McGillicuddy County, Florida, will receive sealed DITCH P10111 LATHERAL 5: Mary Slmpaon This project is in conformance Date John June 1, 1917; Amount Bischoff, DeBary President bidS up to 1:30 P.M. Monday, April 150 • 64 t: STATION (SOUTH) as Executrix with comprehensIve land use and $324.71; Legal Description Lot 330 Park Avenue Arlington W. Willahan, NOTICE OF SHERIFF'SSALE fl,1974,ifltMC.auclbe-rryCity Hall, (PART) of the Estate of transporlationplaivllnglnthisar,a. 347, R. C. Maxwell's Map of Mid. New York, NwYork 10027 NOTICEISHEREBYGIVENIhat Casselberry.Florida,forChainLlnk That part of: DeBary MATTIE CHILDS, The project is currently under waySubdlvlsion.alperplatther,cii PARCLL NO. 1)3 by virtue of that Ceflan Writ; of Fence. The South U of Lot 60, Block 3. Deceased review by the Easi Central Florida recorded in Plat Book 1, page 41 of Electa E. Bird, Deltona Execution issued out of and under SpecifIcations may be obtained Publish: AptlI 1, I, IS. 22, 1914 West Wilamere as rcorded in PIa? Planning Council arid The the Public Records of Seminole If said defendants are living, and if Book 3, page 51, Public Records of Florence M. Myers, Deltona the seal of the County Court of Regional from the City Manager, Casselberry DEA I State Clearing House. County. Florida. or all of said defendant or Seminole County, Florida, Crange County, Florida. upona final Hall, Caiselberry, Florida The ___________________________ David Koiodzik, Deltona S. ELDERLY AND HAN. Tax Certificate No. No. $40: City reseres the right t. accept or defendants are deceased, the judgment rendered in the awesaiit withIn 25 feet Northeasterly Jewel' Darlafld, LongwOod court on the 4th day of March. AD. DICAPPED NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Date June 1, 1972; Amount unknown spouse, heirs, devise,,,, reject any or all bids. and within 10 feet Southwesterly of a The project will serve manyof the NOTICE ISHEREBYGIVENoIa $13451; Legat Descripticn 'The crantees,crectitors,iienors,orother George A. C-ole, [.ongwood 1971. in that certain entitled, Harry Hug survey line described as efdnIy handicapped residential North50feetcftheSouth521.3ftof public hearing to be held a' the partinclalmingby,through, under, Sun Bank of HilI NA. Ma'uag.r folIows complexes as well as many elderly Auditor,um of the Altamonte ttic feel Eait 700 of the Northeast or against any such deceased Plaintiff, •vs Robert & erg ' PublIsh: Apu'iI 15 and 32, 1974 From a point on the West line of distinations such as hospitals, major Springs Civic Center, Magnolia .iefendan? or defendants. If alive, of the Southwest k, Section 22. d Linda A. Greenbeig, DE*3 SctIonS, Township 21 South, Range APRIL13, 1974 Shopping centers, etc. Springs. Florida, Drive, Altamonte Township 21 South, Range 79 East, wlich aforesaid Writ of Exccullon and. If dead, their unknown spouse, At the hearing he Orangeat 1:30 P.M. Wednesday, May 1, he-Irs. devise-es, legatees, grantee-s. 30 East, being 9.50 feet Northerly of Seminole County. Florida. was delivered to me as Sheriff of ADMIIONS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND Traniportation 1971, for the purpose of considering creditors, lienors, or other parties theSo,,,thwestcorneroftheNW',of Said suits are pending in the Seminole County, Florida, and I Seminole-Osceota rc. SEMINOLE COUPTY, AuthOrity will afford an opportunity anAreawlde Program for the Aging claImIng by, through, under, or the P4W '.thereof; run North Circuit Court In and for Seminole s1e levied upon the following FLORIDA Sanford: for the counties of Brevard, Lake, against any such deceased defen. degrees 5$' II" West $01 feet to an County, Florida, and are styled "G. described property owned by Robert for interested persons or agencies to CIVIL ACTION NO. 74.527 William ft. Jenn1n heard with respect to the social, Orange, Osceoia, Seminole and ian? or defendants, and all parties intersection with the center line of C. Weaver. Plaintiff, v. Thomas Division B A. Greenoe'rg and Linda A. State Road 5 belng designated Greenberg, said property wing economic, and environmental Williams, et us. at aI Defendants." JOSEPH KAVANAU, as Managing Volusia, for which financIal having or claImIng to have any Jones M. Gill Station 764+41.35; run thefxe aspect of the prc'jct. assistance is being sought from the Interested The Sanford Herald is hereby right, :ltIe, or Interest in and to the locatedinsemlnoleCounty,FIonide, Trustee for Xavanau Real Estate I... 4otTh 0) degrees 33' 41" West 21,11 persons may submit orally or in designaled as the newspaper in Trust DIvIsion of Aging, Department of propertydescribed in the complaint more particuanly described feet to flit POINT OF BEGINNING HOWU writing, evidence and reromRehabilitative Services Health and which this Notice of Suit Is being to wit: Plaintiff, o the State of Florida, purwant to SECTION 77s10.2664j STATE ROAD of said ditch surrey line; said Pcin' s. t,ñ.s E. Estes One (1) 1971 Ford Mustang, LIC mendstlorw with respect to said published once a week for four of Beginning being at $t$tion consecutive weeks. ALBERT WAGNER and RACHEL the Older Americans Act cf 1St as 5.434: No. 7.56799, Serial No. %T01L1343% project, SEMINOLE COUNTY M4474M0 said State Rod 5.477; Arthur Stevens A cppy of the ap)ilcation for a WlTPlESSmyhandandthesealof L. WAGNER, his wife; C. D, 'Trw. amended. Further Information wIll DESCRIPTIONS and the undersigned as Shatift thence South $1 degrees 5.7' 10" East William J. DUVaII f - e proposed the said Court, this the 10th day of and ROMEY 0. TEW, his wife, if be avsilable after Apri! I? front the- PARCEL NO. 1)3 FIR SIMPLE Seminole County, Florida, wilt f federal gr £73 fte-7; thence South 10degve 05' livIng ar-d II c'ed their unknown East Central Florida Regional AprIl, AD. 1971. 11:00A.M. 0, the 23rd day of April, project together with an en. Marie Leggett, DeLand RIGHT OF WAY 10" East US SI feel. thence South 5.1 heirs, 0evIsee, legatees, grantees, Planning Council. 1011 Wymore AD. 1974, aller fc • ad sell to vironmental analysis and the transit (Seal) That pert of: Anthony Oppell,, DeBary decrees 1$' 10" East 531.02 feet. trustees, spouses, creditors. liesors, Road, SuIte 103, Winter Park, Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr., the-highest bidder, fur cash, subject Development Program for the area Loll, Block 1, GIenjos. Lea Ad succe"sors' arid the unk'own heirs, F!onlda 3775, hence South 07'digr Mary Q2 OS' Easts Zaley, Longwood to any and all exiSting lint, at the is currently available for public Clerk dltian 10 Lungwood as recorded In devisees, tegataes, creditors, P.jblish: AprIl 2 iS, 1974 149)5 feet; thence North P9 degrees 4 inspection at the Orange-Seminole of the Circuit court, Lawrence W. Burgess, Front (West) Dr of the Seminole 4. Map Book page53. publiC records Ienorj, successors and all other DEAlI 17' 51" East 130 59 feet. thence South County Courthouse in Sanford, Osceola Transporlat;on Authority. Seminole County. Florida of Seminole County, Florida, LESS Longwood parties claiming by, trurough, under degree's 07' 10" East 1613 feet. 115 West Central Boulevard, Florida, the above described pet By: Linda N. Harris thS'North iSf',e$atsdL(SSnightof or against ALBERT WAGNER or thenceSoufhSsdegreesl4 10" East Tract H Orlando. 37101. sonal property Depul'i Clerk way tot StateRoad 5427; RACHEL L. WAGNER, his wife, or 77141 feet: thence South 3$ degrees Be-u Banham, The-f said sale is being made to CITY OF ALTAMONTI SPRINGS, lying within 45 feet SlilIth Of DISCHARGES WARE. OSBORNE & HAMILTON C, D, TEW or P0MEV 0. TEW, his 37' 40" East 37$ 13 feat. thence South ChaIrman satisfy the terms of said Writ of 55 Fifth Street South FLORIDA wife, center line of right of way for Stare 41 degrees 72' 40" East 150 feet. Orange.5.minol.. Execution. Said vlhlclebeingstored Noticeof Public Hearing St. Petersburg, Florida, 13701 Defendants. Road 5-431, Section 77310; saId Sanford: thence South 62 degrees 73' 10" East Osceola Ga4'.ge in AttanO Publish: April iS. 22, 3, May 6, 1,74 QUIlT TITLE SUIT center line being 111 70 Pee?; thence South 59 degrees Transportation Authority Springs. Florida. Further in. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Anne M. Campbell DEA.76 NOTICE OF SUIT fOf)ow' II" East 131.20 feet; thence Publish: April S. 55, 1971 formation available from the Civil TO: Albert Wagner and Rachel 1. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by North $4 degree-s 20' 70" East IPI 55 Oivison of the Seminole County DEG..43 Wagner, his wife: C. 0. Tew and the City Council of the City of IN THE CIRCUITCOURTOFYHE Eegl:s on the West line of Section feeI;tMnceNortls54dvgrea33'50- ' Aurora Drinkard PomeyG.Tew,hiswlfe,Iflivingand Sheriff's Department, Altamonte Springs. Florida, that EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. if 31, Township 70 South, Rang, 30 East 9323 feel for the end of this dead their unknown heirs, Debra J. Compton .ioisn E. Polk. NOTICE OF INTENT TO said City Council will hold a public CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE devisees, legatees, East, at a point 4954 feet North 00 survey tine descrIption. grantees, Sheriff REGISTER FICTiTiOUS NAME hearing: Howard G. Mithews COUNTY, FLORIDA. degrees 30' 11" West, along said line creditors, Ilenor-i, poV Containing 2571 square feel (0054 Seminole County. Ftonida NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that To conuiden annelation of the CIVIL NO, 74-551.0 M. Viulljam,s from tlue Southwest corner of sad acre), more or lass. successors, and the unknown heirs, PuOfith: April 1, I. 15, 32, 1974 tPie undersigned, desiring to engage foIloing descnibeo property lying In Re: the Petition of devisees, legatees, creditors, Section 'II, said pont being on a OWNED BY: LEROY RIHA ard DEAl Catherine Ramp, Deitona inbusinetsunderttieficlituoujsname and being in Seminole County, ROBERT CARL DUNCAN _____________________________ Cf Iienors, successors and all other curve concave to the Southerly and BONNIE RIHA, his wife CENTRAL AL'JMINUM Florida, to wit, Elizabeth A. MelLon, Deltona NOTICE OF SUIT parties claiming by, through, under having a radius of I),SSLl6 ft; SUBJECT TO - ASSIGNMENT O SCREEN SERVICE AT 109 East BlockHoftractd7,asr,(ordedin TO: ROBERT WILLIAM or euainst Albert Wajner or Rachel A. Secord, Delt3na thence from a tangent bearing of MORTGAGE RECORDED IN Of Airport Boulevard, Sanford. 1, Plat Book Page65. of the Public SPELL, SR. L,Waor.er,hiswife,or C. D. Tewcr North 59 degrees 10' 01" East, run tidal Records Brok 770. page l3 John J. Masterson, Deltona Florida, intends to register the said Records of Seminole County, Romey 0. Tew, hit wife, DefenAddress Unknown along said curve through a central held by FEDERAL NATIONAl. name with the Clerk of the Circuit Florida, and all of the nigPit.of.way Emma Fisher, Deltona YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED dants. Residences unknown, a a Caurt of Seminole County, Florida. that the above named Petitioner, 0' Center Street from the- easterly anQleof0idegrees03'39"adistae MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION, ar.d YOU ARE NOTIFIED theta Suit Otto lstadt, 1)eltona of 217.17 feet to the crud of said MORTGAGE recorded in Official DATEDthis2nddayofApril.A.D. tundarv lineoi the- righf.cf.way OBERTCARL DUNCAN,hasflled toQui,tTitlefuasbeenbrougpuf inthe lie CIi'l'e-• hence South $9 degrees 16' Records Book 951, page 402 in favrw Mrs. Eugene Petty and girl, 1974. 1.1 to the wester!y boundary line of a petition for the adoption of the Circuit Court o Seminole County, 13"East,1S3,lSfe,t;tp.enceSouthfl of ALICE LORETTA REECE. 5: Elmer C. Smith the Flori'daagainstyouandeachofyou, rightof-way of €asselberry Raymond minor children named in that and UNRECORDED 5: Nathan A. Wisbon Avenue, and all of the right ofwy degrees 07' 07" East, 636 63 feet, Single; Petition and you are commanded to claiming an estate, right, title or carl city Publish: April 15,27,79, May 6, 1971 serve a copy of your written interest in or lien upon the- following of Raymond Avenue from the thence SouihPdicnees0l' 30" E.st, CONTRACT FOR DEED in favor c'S,, Orene described real property situated In Mary SANDRA E. DEESE, Single. DEA$ southerly boundary line-of the right. 6I3S feet to the blginning of a defenses. if any, on HARVEY curve concave to the Nortn,rt and Seminole County, Florida. to wit' of of way Center Tilt.on J. Smith, Mints Street to the COULTER. Petitioner's attorney. Begn at the Northeast Corner Of FICTITIOUS NAME CAMBRIDGE, Mass. AP) southerly boundary line of the right, having a radius of 11,459.14 feet. You arid each of you are beret, whoSe address us P.O. Box 3236, Section 13. TownshIp 71 South, Desiree Bradwdil, Lake thence aloruc said curve through a severallycuotlf;edthat the Piaintfts NOTICE is hereby given that I am OfwayofOrange5tnee4,a5reo Joh'i Downey, who wae Forest City Florida, 32751, On or Range 30 East, run Soijth 2 degrees Monroe central angle ot 01 degrees 09' 53" a filed its sworn complaint or petition. engaged in business it F. Lake in PIat Book 1, Page 4.3, of the Public befo'e the 16th day of May, 1974, and 74' 59" East 30 feet along the East LOnWOOd Seminole County, Records of Seminole County, distance of 733 06 feet to the Crud of together with its Declaration o' bonn A. Searle Tltusville leased about a year ago after 21 file the original with the Clerk of this boundary line of said Section 33, said curve; thence North 59 degrees Taking in the above styled Court years In a Ccmmunist Chinese Florida under the fictitious name Florida; Court either before service on thence run South $7 degrees 26" 35" East, 17519) feet; thence against you and each of you as BARNEY CO., and that I intend to to the corporate limits of the City of rson. 5 irolled In law school Petitioner's attorney or im West 3-55 feet along a lifli 30 feet Northl9d,grees4l'47" Eist,237.3O defendants seeking to condemn the registers.aidnamewiththeClerkol Altamonfe Splings, Florida; and here aiid sat-s he's "really the Circuit Court, Semingie County, mediately theroafter; otherwise a Southofandparall.lwiththeffOrlh APRIL14, 1974 To consider also the question feet; thence South It decrees 27' 30" above described property located n datault may be entered against you bound&Y ol said NE 'a; content" with his life Florida i' accordance with the now. dlgnating and assigning the East, 412,U feet to the end of the Seminole County. Florida, by Sovth?degrces7l'59" East 6101cc? tp, reliet demanded ADMISSIONS 'n the center line of construction being Eminent provisions of the FiC1itlou Name zoning along classification DomaIn proceedings of 00.7 with the a line parallel Downey was shot down over East Pet'tion. herein described Statutes, TO-Wit: Section 14309 General Office 7 District to said You are boniu'y said of NE further notified th4't the " 4, thence WIlhfESSmyhandanoth,sealof Manchuria NOV. 29, 1952, ContainIng 5.15 square feet (0012 petitIoners will call up nor hearngI Florida Statutes 1957. property as that cla'i5ifiCiti Sanford: the Court at Sanford, Sem,riole 50t 57 degrees Se' 76" West 5.994 Oorn'nic Roatto War. He was sen described in the toning Ordinances acre), more or less before the Honorable Roger F County, Florida, this 11th day ot feet along West fine parallel with the Isabelle Maloney aforesaid North boundary of tne NE of the City of Altamonte Springs, OWNED BY' HERMAN G. JEAN Dyket, one of the Judges of the tenced to life Imprisonment on PubliSh' March 75, April 5 April, 1971 1974 ' to a point on the Easterly Right of JEAN, A- K-A abovestyled Court on the 15th day of Melissa Miles Florida, towit: Ordinance No 771.73 and LUCILE (Seal) charges by the DEZ.110 Way line iii State Road 1.36. whIch and as amended and supplemented, LUCILLE F. J!AN. hit wile April, AD, 1974, it 1:30 o'clock p rn Haggie CoCkmaIl Arthur Pt. Beckwutn, Jr pint is thie point of beginning; People's Republic of China. He SUBJECT TO LEASE recorded in Seminole County Courthouse-The present toning classification Clerk IN TIlE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE John W. Hannah thence run North?) degrees 53' 2" of tad property in Official Records Book 354, page was released March 12, 1, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. is R -IAA Sanford, Florida, its application for By: Linda N. Harris West along said right of way line a 717 held by PURE OIL COMPANY, John B. Phillips Residential, single family, as that an Order of 'aking in accordance Deputy Clerk after President Nixon acknowl- CUlT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, diStance of 190.feef thence Northi $7 assfica?ion is described in the a California Corporation, and with Its Declaration of Taking IdelIa Cleveland Publish: April 15,77,79, May 61974 (legreesS9'76"Eastadistancec,f 190 OF edged that Downe had worked FLORIDA RENTS; heretofore filed In this Zonngordinancesandregulatiof ASSlGNMNT DEAI2 cause. All feet, thence South 7) degrees S3 21" _____________________________ Pierre A. Leveque PROBATI DIVISION recorded in Official Records Book parties to for the Central Intelligence CASE Seminole County, FlorIda. this suit and all other East a distan:e of 190 feet, thence NO. PR. page 794 in favor of Stephen Anderstt The puhlic hearing will be held in nt crested part let may appear at ttte Agency. South 57 degrees 59' 26" West a Estate of the City Hall, Altamonfe Springs, MANUFACTURERS HANOVER time and place designated and be AugustAppasan IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE dstance of 110 feet to point of Now, RICHARD L. ROSE a k a DICK 43, Downey is COMPANY Florida, on the 23rd day cf April heard. teginnlng EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. LEE ROSE Claude E. Kildren, Deltona 1971, at 6:30 p.m.,, or as soon year student OU are required hereby to file CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR Deceased Mary 0. Oglesby, Lake thereafterasposSibe, at which time SECTION 775502404 STATE ROAD your i'ns*er or other written Law School. He says all he AND SEMINOLE COUNTY NOTICE Ti) CREDITORS SEMINOLE interested parties for and against COUNTY defante per'.cra?Iy. or by 'your at hurry II. Gilinore, Lake wants is PROBATE DIVISION 10 ALl. PERSONS HAVING tranquil liIe torney, with the Clerk of the Circuit the proposed anoexation and zonIng DESCIlIPTIONS Eaclidefendant Is hereby required NO. 7415 CF &rall lawyer Court, Eighteenth Judicial Circuit, the goal CLAIMS (I DEMANDS AGAINST PROBATE will bt' beard Said hearings may be PARCEL NO. 139 FEE SIMPLE to serve written defenses, if any. to In re: Estate of SAID ESTATE: U. Gordon Boyd, Deltona Seminole County, Florida, at the COntinued fro.'n time to lime until RIGHT OF WAY said complaint or petition on he would have sought h.ad there You and each of you are hereby MALCOLM VAUGHN ALTMAN That part of: Courthouse in Senford, Flgridi, and final action is taken by the City Violet fl Goodrsseu, Deliorta been Howard Il Marsee, deceased. to serve a copl' thereof upor the notified and required to file any Lots I. I arid S Of J A Bistlint's Council. County Attorney NOTIC& TO CREDITORS Louis D, Rwnme1, DiBary Plaintiff's attorney, whose name is He cununues to talk claims and demands which you, or This notice shall be posted at the Addition to Longwoud as recorded In Seminole County CrSditorS To All and All Persons ettluero4 you, W. Scott Gabrielson, of the firm 01 mayhave.Qainst laid Margaret E.Shadron,Ovledo 30utp'1poseofPumlssjon estatein theofEceof the dick u'te HavinVCIaima or Demands Against Rush. Marshall, Bergstrom, City Hall within the City of PlatBOQk3,PaQ,&pubIicrecordsof 110 F Commercial Street t.l'a,,'onte Springs, Ilor'da, arid in ¶.enrole Cot,,?, Florida. L'ts Betty M. Prescott, 5anfd Florida 32171 thy Ililie hi' wj5 shot down Cirujt (curt c-f the i'ghfeefflt' Saud Estate: Rob'ton .ini Chapin. 55 East Itiree UI otbr places w,thin the right of way for Stale Roads S 477 on or before the 17th day nt April, Caslberrv You are hereby ,xutufued L,vinQtofl Street. Pout Office floe and (frttJif, )i ,dIclel Semno,, County, hii prlzin years C.,, and iut,1sJied n the Sanford and £34. A 0. )V4, ano file the origiral with 3144, Orlando, Florida, 37107, not required to present any claims an Florida, Probate Division., 1n th. Anna E. Papach, Immond, Herald, a newspaper ci general lying within 43 feet South of a center the Clerl Of the "a pretty boring above styled Cc demands which you may have later than the 7th day of May, 1971, Courthouse at Sanfd, Flid-a, circulation in the City of Attamonte' Ilt*Ofri9htOfwavfo, State-Road S Induuia on said date to show cause w,,"i therein setting up he estate, right, But he adds: "In my heart, I within four calender months I ron, against the estate of MALCOLM Springs and Seminole County, 434. SICtIOfI 71510: said center Il title-, interest, In on lien upon the right, title, Interest, o lien you or Shirley A. Dallas, always nearly always the time ruf the- firs? publication of VAUGHN ALTMAN, deceased. late ab Florida, onceaweek for at Itast four be-IVIQ detcrbed as follows: described property claimed any of you hive in arid to 'he Of Seminole County, Florida. to the this notice. Each claim o' dert'3nd Tex consecutive weeks prior to the Beg'n on the West line of SeC'On knew I'd get just had a must be in wnitnq arid filed in Clerk of the Circ,it Court, aid file by you and should you fail to Property discnlbed in said corn date of the Public Hearing; the date 31. TOw,,thI 20 South, Range 30 plaint cr default will be ente'ed against you. petition and to show cause. hunci-i I'd tht same In duplicate and as oupucate and state the place of of the first publication to the date of East. at a taunt .39.14 feet NOIIPI 00 WITNESS my hand and seal of If any you have, why said property DISCHARGES Section 133.16. gsSvIde-d In Florida rsidence and post office address of Now he wears wfre.njjnmad the ha,t publication, both dates degrvii 30' 1" West, slang sad line thI' Court at Sanford, Seminole Should not be condemned for the Statutes. in theft off ices in the Coun;y, Florida, this 3rd day of thie'Cliimani and rnt1t be- sworn inclusive, shall from not be less than the Southwest corner at said ufsetanipurposesat "la'ses and long ilis set forth in the Ccunty Cotrthouse in Se,inole April, 1974 by hit ctman', hi •gint cj at twenty ,ght (71) days. In addition, Sect 31. said point being on a complaint Sanford: his leisi,re Uine by playing foot. or petition filed herein It within County, Flonuaa four UaaI) or the sane Shall be vo4. notice shall be posted in the aria to (tirve concave to the Southerly and you fail to do so, a default will be Ben DunkWfll calendar monlhS from the time of Arthur H. Beckwth, Jr.. ball on the law school team. Dated at Orlando, Florida, this be ronsidered for annexat and Mvlr a radius of 11,459 16 ft; entered against you for the rehef first publication hereof, Or tPt the Ctrrk Of Febtvary, 22nd Thomas E. zoning at east fif teen (IS) days thence Irons a tangent bearing of d,n.and.d it is. "I'm really content with a--' : -' C same will be barred. Circuit Court, Se-minoI Co. Peter F Rnse prog to the- date of the- Public 'forth Ii degrees 40' 05" Fest Mary H. Allen j.itiQn. iim Do iald Ii a Sanford, Fla, F,'wida, Filed at Sanford this 20th As Executor pile-id estate. Hearing along se' r:; ;iougn a centra Enda f. Harris O WITNESS my hind and seal Ot Ralph Frct.:nan day of March. 1974 interview published 3unday k1 E .1 Gicrach DATED thiS 13th day of Marcn, anqleofQ1degrees3' 39" adistanuce Deputy Clerk said court on the 71st day of March. 5' Mluinice Vaughn Altman Barbara L. Koiski and °S' the Btori Globe. "Gosh, when Attorney for Pettr Rose. A 0. 1974. of 217)7 feet to the liSt of Slid W. Scott 'iabnelson AD. 1971, Admir,islrator Executor S Pnvllis Jordahl curve; thence South 19 der#.j 14' J. White Ruli. M-arU'aIl, Bergstrom, I .hink of Arthur H. fleCkwith, Jr. of the la ,nes 71$ Stir. Bank of James ?ioppi, Eiire City Cltrk $3" East, $33.15 te-t; hence South $3 Robison and Chapin CLerk of the Circuit Court ggt, DeLai. 74e AttOrney for AJrr,nistrator or troatles 'Ui- E. Orlando Bldg. City of Altarnont, degrees 03' 07" East. 41663 feet $3 Fat Liv''"on Street fly. Martha T VuhIen W& Frtbanhl Osteen Lucy M. Sp'nO5, Florida tIienceSotjh19d,a'e,sol' 20" Fist. F:t' Off'r, box 3i6 porting a family that men my 430 North $umb' Av•w C'e'puty Clerk FL.. WinIer Park, Orlando, rfcrlda 3250) bliS4i ?Mr. 2$ S Air. . J, IS. 73, 6193$ 5P2 1 tPs bevirislr.g Of Orlando, Florida 32407 Nash Jr.. Osteen age have, I feel as as a Pvbtiih: April 13. 22. 1914 Publish: Ap'II 15 77. 1974 Publish: April I. 15. 32, 21. 1974 curve Cond,lve to the Nrthertv and Publisn March 73.Apr;l 1.1 15 1914 Ftlix Sintoro, L)ehton.a DCA 7' bird," OF? 178 EA 7$ ou. i hanq a 'eciut of 1I.45t.1 feet, DEZ 14) 9.!.N!t1c,...,. n. Notes — J. - - - — Authorities said she may have in the bank stickup. ' anthr Tuesday, April 16, 1974—Sanford, F'orida 32771 66th Year, No. 203 PrIce 10 Cents at age unit a at i1arvarrj Mary the Mary town of a - — no war, to refuse ;ut and describes as Leupohis, — — well, out. 1 return." , - hair and Lynch my "." Rueben Brooke, Finley . scm.e probl(ms I'73 free - - ' PATRICIA HEARST Monda) soted to EPA Administrator WASHINGTON (AP) sis on energy conse -vatlon," 'fl administrator of the Environ- but he added: "What is 'major' mental Protection Agency says has yet to be determined," the government's programs for Energy chief William E. Si. energy conservation tend, so mon, whose Federal Energy far, to be "a l'fl of rhetoric" Office has authority over instead of the "No, 1 priority" energy cunservation programs, — * hrv,!A kn , thiw ,,,,,, cr.IA tln..,.k 'ii. é4ait& uii iuiuuu i_'w By DONNA Es'rEs Herald Staff Writer I '—' . .. ' . ', ' -. . James Lowe, attorney for Phillip Immediate Jr. of Longwood, said today party defendants in the 16-count action charging cruel and unusual punishment will be Police Sgt Jordan Paddock, the city, Mayor Eugene Jaques, then Police Chief Wesley Dowell, and the Winn Dixie Corp. / 1IUSSELI4 TRAIN rn PAI.MSPRINGS,Calif tAP) - Vice president Gerald H. I ___________ _______ ____________ 4 c LO _________ - SEMINOLE LODGE NURSING HOME . . . Going for $395,000 use up all the hospital's savings." The hospital currently has 195 beds. A new wing, while most desirable, according to Carraway, would cost $1.5 million, Purchase of the nursing home for $320,000 last year fell through when Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin ruled the hospital trustees did not have legal authority to buy the property without going through the county commission. Graham, while confirming today he has agreed to sell the home to the hospital, refused to be optimistic and said he was worried about the morale of his patients after years of Uncertainty about the future. "I'msurewe'lldoeverythlng in our power to rork with Mr. formed the city of the impending legal action Monday night, saying he has referred the matter to the city's Insurance company. Paddock today denied he unusual force in arresting immediate, He said be does not or the driving while intoxicated charge against Immediate, but r the other charus were dismissed. tz This Is the second time In three weeks, the city has been notified of a pending lawsuit charging police brutilit)'. On March 20, Mr. and Mrs. William Brwielle of Lormznn Circle North filed suit charging Police Sgts. James Pleicones and Thomas Ling with using excessive force in arresting their son Brian in February o last year. Brtinelle said his son had to receive medical care after the arrest. Drug charges against the youth were dismissed in county court. Paddock said he followed Immediate for more than a mile before arresting him after receiving a complaint from the Winn Dixie manager. He said the arrest was not made because of the complaint, bui rather from his own obsevation of Immediate's driving. Paddock said Immediate refused to take a . Speciai ___________ _______ ________________ . 20 ________ - Longwood ' , ' 0M 25 MPH FLASHING "I cCssOOL _________ ' ." , ' ' "' - " '' " ' Meet Called ' - - - - . .' . ' - -, . .. quorum. a • - - .. - . - - School Safety B ill Pcisses - _____ "I've been through this every year now since 1969, and It's fallen through everytime," Graham said. breathalizer test. Lowe sald Immediate asked for his attorney before he took the test. Florida cotnuels ii driver suspected of being drunk to take a bt'eathalircr test or lose his driving license. But Fordsays he believes the full house will defeat an im_______ H) Johti A. Spolski peachment resolution if one is I I.ONG WOOl) Acting adopted by the committeee Council Chairman Donald In case you haven't heard.,,- when Congress returns from Its Schreiner has called a special with all of the ether problems Easter recess. council meeting for 7:30 tonight surrounding the City of He contended there is no evi• •1 in city hall after the regularly f" l.ongwood's operation, they dence now that Nixon is guilt)scheduled meeting Monday it (li(th'tha'eenoughtoconstitute of any impeachable offense, night fizzled due to lack of a a quorum for Monday night's "and I don't think there will be ;i,u.i.i FOIl!) J' ' meeting, any evidence to change that golfing vacation for thQS( 4)-. Councilmen B.H. Ferrell and According to City Clerk Onnie verdict." 'waranccs and to address an in- 13.L Helms were absent and PA T Shoniate, one of the councilmen Ford offered his assessment vitation-only (tinner Monday Chairman E.E. Williamson was celebrating his wedding during a news conference Mon. night of prominent and profes- remains on the sick list. anniversary and the other day after dedicating a senior sional men, mostly HepubliDelayed was action on a suddenly found that tie had tWo citizen center. lie interupted a cans. nrouosal by land develoner important business ap. Georges St. Laurent that a SPEED 1)IFF'ERENCE IS EVIDENT pointmcnts and couldn't attend group of land developers take In these the regular weekly meeting. two Sanford school zone signs located at French Avenue over operation of the Trim Tic either. and Eighth Street (left) and in front of the Sanford Middle School, also package sewer plant on E.E. II that's not bad enough, s'ery on French Avenue. Williamson Road. shortly there'll be the public St. Laurent is expected to announcement by Councilman offer on behalf of himself and E.E. Williamson that he will other dt-velopers that they will resi,n for reasons of poor underwrite the plant's I'.t'altti. perastion until it is at the break An c.aiiiple of Lsso extremes. even point. The only traffic control do- schools and distrioute It to all TAI.LAIIASSEE, 'ta. (AP) n one sIde—apparently those At a inct'tlng Friday the vice around the school at the school districts in the state. The Senate today unani looking for practically any developers, and Mayor Eugene mously approved a bill to retime was a 30 mile per hour In other action, the Ser.ate reason (or not attending a Jaques tentatively agreed to quire the state Transportation speed limit sign, Gillespie said. approved by a 33-0 vote a bill, lIleetlng, while the other cannot satisfy the lien on the Trim Tic Department to develop uniform Prior to the vote, Gillespie (S-Sl1O1, to restrict payment attend due to medical reasons property where the plant is traffic control devices around distributed a letter from the of membership lees in an)' oralthough he'd do most located and to improve and Florida schools. girl's father, a Daytona Beacti ganizatlon or dues payment to to change the rlfl)'ttling landscape the property. attorney, saying that he had in- any professional organization itiiation I. Councilmen Monday night By a 32.0 otc, the Senate vestigated and found there was for any M.ate employe under were also expected to take pits5Cd the bill, SLZ67, SPOIl" no uniform system of traffic certain circumstances., tction to annex the plant site, .cnred by Sen. William Gillespie, 'iontrol or pedestrian control The Senate also passed by 28Thought for the day: 1ost known : the Larson property. it1)-New to the house. Smyrna Beach, and sent devices to protect children 7 a bill, SB2t$, its sponso said Iopie wculd succeed in small ('ity officials in retent weeks around Florida schools. would end a monopoly over things if they we're not troe'bkd have found that the land was Gillespie said the measure charter buses. that the state's with great ambitions—Ilenry "What this bil! does is plug up stablished bus companies now never properly annexed, was prompk' by the death of a Wadsworth I onglellow, The plant currently s.irves I)aytonu Beach girl, Elise a glaring loophole in our traffic have, PsiIlcricarl poet, l80-l882, four subdivi.ioas and is to serve SL'iei, who was struck while laws," Gilitispie said. T Gillen, DBradenthe Huxtor, townhouse walking her bicycle across the The bill also reçuires the de- ton, said the bill would make it likscii .n'e lIit' - tIuaI hasv' t1r"Ioprne'it on WIIIIRIIISOnI street l:ct June 1. She died the parti:ent to develop a manual easier and cheaper for F'loridI' t Still, .11 III ii I livi I-ei it-i'il hIond near Railge Line Road. next day. on safety deric'c.' around urns to charter buc.., ' Grahamabouthispatients if we get approval to buy the home." Hospital Director Robert Becserer said today. He added the hospital has made no plans itself concerning the nursing home patients. ,- Ford says the odds are probably 50-50 that the House Judiciary committee wall recotnmend impeachment of President Nixon. rI ____________ _____________ _________ -- Lowe said his client was arrested by Paddock and charged with driving while intoxicated, disorderly conduct and resisting arrest with violence. Lowe said County Judge Harold Johnson on Dec. 12 declared the driving while Intoxicated charge was unlawful and that Immediate had not been lawfully arrested, Lowe said the other charges also were dismissed, The arrest was made, Lowe said, on a complaint from the manager of the Longwood Winn-Dixie store, but no offidavit was signed. He said his client was stopped and arrested by Paddock on SR 434, more than two blocks away from the store. Lowe said Immediate was beaten by Paddock at the police station. City Atty. Joseph Davis in- IX)NGWOOD - A disabled us. Army veteran who claims he was brutalized by a Longwood police officer so severely tie required hospital ji.aUon after an Oct. 25, 1973 arrest notified city officials he will be filing within 10 days a civil rights suit in federal district court, Fo rd Off e r s 5 0-5 0 ii I pe a ch111en t C) into con• to y contrast, ________________ -- - Disabled Vet To Sue Longwood ., viivrgy Russell E. Train said in an conservation goal Is to cut back interview Monday, "ft is gener- In the growth in American ally accepted that there should energy consumption from the be efforts to reduce demand, to 5 per cent annual i-ate of but I don't think anyone has increase over the past 20 years, tried to make really a clear fix to apprnittnately 3 per cent" on the numbers," Peterson, In urge Train was conunentfng about cutting the energy growth rate a prc'posal by Russell W. Peter- to no more than 1.8 per cent. son, chairman of the Presi"I'm going to try to sell as dent's Council on Environmer,. many people as I can on this tal Quality, to cut drastically lower goal," Peterson said. He the growth of energy use in the said he would meet soon with United States. Simon. Peterson said, In another inTrain saId he was studying terview, that there Is Indeed Peterson's energy conservation agreement on "a major empha- plan. . 4 j I bu) the 300 Bay Ave., Sanford, property from Dona!d Graham subject to county commission approval. Commissioners will vote on the proposal this afternoon. Kimbrough, who in the past been skeptical of the The chairman did not men. trustee's financial rcom- lion a commission offer to mendations, and who prompted jointly purchase the nursing a recently completed in. home several years ago for dependent appraisal of the $300,000. nursing home, said "I will The offer was recalled encourage Is about Monday by Hospital Trustee the best can do, Andy Carraway, who said that "You have take while he could see no altersideration the land that goes native quickly addIng 50 beds along with it," Kimbrough to the hospital, warned his added. colleagues the purchase will to . ________ it — the price Gripes .'.. -- we Pearl - / ,.'.__,' _____________________________________________________ ... __. tias Energy Savings 'Rhetoric, ' ' espionage I Stmlnole Memorial hlospiLil trustees w1iett1e during Purchase of the Seminole l.odge Nursicg Home for $395,000 was endorsed today by Seminole County Commission Chairman John Kimbrough siho cdlled the proposal a good 5 &se sr The material witness warrant was issued for Miss Hearst in the absence of specific evidence indicating she participated in the hold-up "of her OWfl free will" and because she may have "been V ByCHRLS NELSON Herald Staff Writer — ., was County May Buy Nursing Home I - - acting under duress and coercion," FBI Special Agent Charles W. Bates said. He told reporters, "We are not ruling out the possibility that she a willing participant. On the other hand, there is evidence she was not," Bates said a photo showing her with a gun also showed that "there was a gun held by another person on her." U.S. Atty. James L. Browning Jr. said, "If she was involved and Investigation showi that, we're going to charge her as a bank robber. It Is clear from the photographs she may havc been acting under duress." It was the first word of Miss Hearst since an April 3 taped message from the SLA in which she scorned her parents and said she had decided to "stay and fight" with her abductors. The FBI said the bandits took $10,960. Two cars in which the robbers fled were recovered nine blocks away, but a search of a 20-block area by the FBI and police failed to turn up further clues. cars outside. . Perkins, Orange Brewer, Lake The SLA claims it kidnaped Miss hearst on Feb. 4. Miss Hearst was Identified from photographs taken by hidden cameras during the robbery. Pictuz'es showed her with a U.S. Army carbine slung over her shoulder, A U.S. attorney recommended bail at $500,000 each for her and the three other women If they are caught. — — 2 1 Years Later s In Sch001 SAN FRANCISCO Ah - The FBI is hunting newspaper heiress Patricia Hearst on a material witness warrant which Identifies her as a menther of a heavily armed gang that robbed a batik and shot and wounded two passers-by. utjy,ritjes siici she may have been forced into taking part in the stickup. Three other women previously linked to the terrorist Symbionese Liberation Army were being sought on bank robbery charges after the tioldup Monday. According to automatic photographs taken inside the bank and to accounts given by witne&ses, nine persons were involved the four women and an unidentified man who entered the tiank and four persons who waited in one of two been forced into taking part cite . Joim - Ambulance Hearing April 30 An April 30 public tieax'iflg for an exclusive 'u e in I no I e Co u n t ambulance Franchise was s% today by the Board of l'unty Commission. A disappointed corniiiision, which had mailed &O applications to cornpanies throughout the state receivedanswersfrorn just tiso local operations — Uerndon Ambulance, Orlando; and the would-be ,'rt'i,',. .'.'. ,ç , "I .i%.i' en- terprtses, IA)ngwcX)d. "We didn't receive an' bids from companies that function outside the county" asked a surprised Commissioner Greg l)rumtnond. "No," replied deputy court clerk Ashby JIurII'S anti in fact, !terndin didn't think much of being required to pay a iTh .p. plication fee. (0mmlssion Cnairman John Kimbrough who locked horns lfl a bitter public squabble with Dr. Benjamin Newman of the E lii erg e nU Me di ca I Services Council over delays in the bid adVertising, directed the county staff to submit full specifications to both applicants. hlerndun has been operating oh a $S,U0O quarterly county subiith since its $20,000 annual nr.nexclu.si'e cubsldt) er":I ' �2A-The Sanford Herald Tuesday, April 16, 1974 House Im p each Group Unites, ThanksTo Mr.Nixon 'sobsti'snance By JOHN BECKLER Associated Press Writer WASHI N GTON (AP) — The House Judiciary Committee resurnes its impeachment inquiry next week with its Der,iocratic majority and Republican mlnority more united than ever, thanks Largely to the White House. Always in danger of being un• dermined by party-line squabbling, the panel gained new unity in the resentment shared by most of its members over White House handling of the request for tape recordings of 42 presidential conversations. "There is a loyalty to the House as well as a loyalty to the party," says Rep. Hamilton Fish, R-N.\'. 'But the adminis. tration doesn't seem to under. stand that." Another factor in the current bipartisan spirit within the committee has been the work of Chairman Peter W. Rodino Jr., 1)-N.J., whose hardling of impeachment inquiry disputes has won praise from members of both partier. Both unifying influences were at work last Thursday when the committee voted 33-3 to subpoena the tapes alter waiting in vain since Feb. 25 for the White house to deliver them. Although angry enough to support a subpoena vote, most Republican members favored one calling for only partial do. livery of the 42 tapes when the meeting began. They were importance of his actions, Hothrown Into confusion when dino is loath to do anything that White House lawyer James St. might alter the nature of the Clair, hoping to avoid a sub. impeachment process. He sees poena, telephoned an offer to it as an investigation to deterdelier some tapes, but not all. mine whether grounds exist for Alter urging support for St. impeachment, not as a trial to (lair's offer, the Republicans determine proof of those learned to their em- grounds. barrassment he would not put it With that attitude, he has 01)in writing and they dropped it, posed the idea put forward by the White House and the cornmnittee Republicans that St. ANALYSIS Clair should have a right to participate fully in the cornRodino's willingness to corn- mittee's activities, calling his promise also has healed the own witnesses, presenting his most serious breach yet threat- own evidence, and cross-examened In the conunittee, on the ming other wltn'sses. The zeal with which the Rerole of St. Clair, as Nixon's publicans have supported the counsel, in the inquiry. Starkly aware of the historic idea is only partly based on NTION A TODAY their desire to see that Nixon is treated fairly. It also stems from disappointment among many of them in Albert Jenner, chief minority counsel of the iim peaclment staff. They had expected him to reflect a Republican nt ie1o[ in the investiga. lion but he has worked closely with Doar and joined him in all major staff decisions. Uncertain how vigorously Jenner will challenge facts gathered by the staff that could damage Nixon, the Republicans want St. Clair to do the job. It is likely St. Clair's role will be more restricted than some Republicans want, as Rodino tries to strike a balance (: I Peter Fonda Divorced SANTA MONICA, Calif. (AP) — The 12-year marriage of actor-producer Peter Fonda and his wife, Susan, has ended In divorce. Superior Court Judge Richard Well., granted Mrs. Fonda's petition for divorce Monday after she testified the marriage had been destroyed by Irreconcilable differences. Fonda and his wife have been separated for more than two years. Mrs. Fonda was granted $2, 500 a month In alimony and $500 a month In support for each of the couple's two children, Bridget, 10, and Justin 7. Wells ordered that cornmnwiity property be divided. Fonda is the son of actor Henry Fonda and brother of actress Jane Fonda. Weicker Home Offer WASHINGTON (AP) Sen. Lowell P. Weicker, who grilled former White House counsel John Dean Ill before the Watergate committee, has offered to buy Dean's house. The Connecticut Republican's office said Weicker has offered more than $100,000 for the townhouse in suburban Alexandria, Va. He is one of several persons bidding foi the three-bedroom home overlooking the Potomac River. Dean Is said to be planning to move to California. Mitchell In Trial p NEW YORK (AP) — Former Atty. Gen. John N.Mftchellun. ". __________________________ _ IF - _______ . '• - ' — - - . . - -. -.. . -• 'L . . . . I / .. / : .-' om~*_ - - --- --- . .• - - '- '.: ___ ---. . •) :-: - , DDCKT .-k --- EVENT HAROLD DAVIS works on generator in one of General Motors' Detroit plants. It generates 2.6 million watts, and that's a lot of voltage. Saw hill Due To Succeed S i mon on April 10," Mitchell was d. ° rve no recollection of Inatlon today in his criminal meeting him, but my log so conspiracy trial after once sta tes," was the reply, re fer. again saying he i innocent. ring toan office log of telephone Mitchell's codefendant, ono. calls and appointments. time Commerce Secretary "Isn't it a fact that In that Maurice H. Stans, may take his meeting Harry Sears told you place on the witness stand Lo. that the Vesco contribution had fore the day is done. just been received?" "Are you guilty or not gull. "No, he did not," Mitchell ty?" Mitchell was asked hi the said. windup of his direct testimony Mitchell also said he had no Monday. recollection Of having called "Absolutely not guilty of any Mr. Casey that day to ask him of the charges," replied MIt::e Sears. chell ma flat but firm voice. Mitchell had testified that In a The trial recessed wi th the 60- conference "Mr. Stans and I Mitchell still under agreed there was no im. cross-examination by Asst. U.S. proprie ty in taking the contrlAtty. John Wing. MltchellandStansareac. What about the prvprjetyo( cused f Sears' request to call Casey, he Securities and Exchmig. (sn. w= asked. micslon fraud Investigation • tt*,ngtit it was quite propinte rna tional financier Robert declared. " utn L Vesco, in exchange for the Mitchell said he and Stans lat's t were cOnCTned wi th how it cont ribution to President Nis. might look to accept a contribuon's 1972 re-election campaign. The former Cabinet members lion from a man under Investlare charged with conspiracy, gaUonby the SEC. But headded ohotrJCtion of musJce a4 r . that not until after the con. tribution was made did the probe take a serious twn Into Chief among government tthe areas of possible perjury nerses was former New Jersey im an d fraud. Mitchell ad prior to Repuu ubliucan can vaai Harry L Sears, selfdescribed iaison for that he WU Staris had been Vesco with Stans and Mitchell. assured the investigation w" Mitchell rejected much of win(ft down OW Should SOM be over. Sears0 testimony. The government returned In Seeking to impren the jury ow cr-examination to a favorite with the Influence Mitchell theme — that not until the wielded in Washington, Wing SM,000 was actuailly in Stans' asked, "Didn't you meet with WASHINGTON A Pi Pres- on the extent of the energy ant to the President, as was his hands April 10, 1972, did Sears the President every morning?" get a long-sought meeting in "No, Mr. Wing, I did not meet idcnt Nixon plans to name John crisis ater the President held a predecessor, George P. Shultz. Vesco's behalf with the then with the President every C. Sawhill as the next federal news conference earlier this Sawhill, a native of Balti. SEC Chairman William J. Camqrning." replied Mitchell, energy chief te succeed William year. more, came to the energy post sey. mimicking the prosecutor's E. Simon, sources say. But sources said Sawhull's from the Office of Management ce "Did you meet Harry Scars voi . strong support on Capitol Hill and Budget, where he had been Sawhill, 37 who t and the need to mainta in con- m charge of energy programs deputy PUY administrator of • SlflCf , • energy job jOu OUL Federal Energy Office since It tlflwty in April npru I4Y1 , -.. . . I Ipi,I \ a' a was f ed last December will weighed opposition in the White His background Includes jobs •-.'. .:. • .1 to deputy the admlnks- as a buiness executive with the take ever after Simon j trstOV. Commercial Cred it Co. and secretary of the Treasury, . "tv&'r11ieIe, there was in. Mchinsey & (.o. obabl Later this eek tense White House debate over A graduate of Princeton UniSimon, however, is expected ii whether Sawhill should get the versity with a doctorate in ecoto still keep his hand in energy jj in view of his outspoken nomics from New York Univer40 i Policy. with Sawhi running nature. sity. Sawhill for three years in ,, day-to-day operations Although Simon will be maLl the earl) 1960s served as assist 1!-4 Sawhill 's selection Is some- taming strong interest in ,J1t dean and professor at '.at of a surpri se, especially energy policy at-the T?easur)-, NYU'S gtaduate school of busiI jt Lcause he c3ntradicted Nixon he will not be rvmmcd an assist- nt' administration. I - Pryor Admits Tax Evasion LOS ANGELES (AP) - Nightclub, television and movie entertainer Richard Pryor has pleaded guilty to one count of failing to file an inccme tax return for 1967. Asst. U.S. Atty. Joel Levine said Monday that Pryor's income for 1967 exceeded $68,000. The government dropped charges against Pryor for failure to file relurna for 1968-70 on Income put at $181,000. Pryor, 34, could receive as much as a year in prison and a $10000 fine as a result of the plea. Federal Judge Manuel Real set sentencing for May 6. Michigan Election SAGINAW, Mich, (AP) — Voter. in Michigan's fr*ditkmally Repoblican 8th DIstrict choose a new congrmmian today In a special election that was ex. pected to be close. President Nixon campaigned through rural areas of the district last Wednesday in an effort to boost the GOP turnout and help Republican James arllrrg Jr., 45 overcome the narrow lead polls Indicate for his Democratic opponent, state Rep. J. Robert 1'szlee, 42, The seven-county district last elected a DemocraUc congressman elected In 1932. Election officials predict a turnout of 50 per cent of the district's 215,000 voters. - - . ii... -. - - .. '. , - , .' . - Watch But Don't Melt Pennies WASHINGTON (AP) The Treasury Department, acting to head off a possible nationwide penny shortage, has imposed stiff penalties for inciting or exporting copper pennies. Tr'a'urv Secretary (onto P. Schultz approved the penalties of ip to $10,000 and five years in prison as a result of apparent hoarding and destr'mc. [ion of pennies for their copper i'r.t'nt - Shultz said cn Monday that demand for pennies in the last three months has totaled two billion, double the demand for the same period a year ago. This unprecedented increase in the outflow of pennies rannot tit, eplainc1 b) legitimate needs for commerce and trade, but can be attributed to speculation that the metal content of the penny will ultimately exceed its face ,'!!i'. r'It/ :tj House of Hope, a halfway house operated by the Cthmectkut Epilepsy Assn. Executive Director Franeis Coppola and his wife, both epileptics, gave up their bakery business arross the street three years ago and began helping fellow epileptics, ' i've done must of what I've rp' f4, tveh' ?r 'nw we want to i'id :1ing tmia ote thE, may aiiow out as much as we can. ..and W ilve a normal life. pass it on to someone who Katoni and IAmpY li-e with could rea'lv rise it," said Copffr .!Pt-r : Iim! it. )u' poi- WASHINGTON (AP) - Higher airline jet fuel costs have prompted a 6 per cent rise in domestic air travel, the second air fare hike In the past five months. The second rate increase, which went Into effect Monday, means a coast-to.coastone.way coach ticket now costs $187, compared with $168 before the initial hike last McGovern Runs Again The rising demand for penrues results from the rising Price of copper, which is approaching the point where (ho copper in pennies will be worth nvry t;n a MIVCS. Air Fares Up 6 Per Cent Airlines sought the new round of fare Increases when the Arab oil embargo and resulting fuel shortage severely Pushed up the cost of jet fuel. The Increases apply only to flights within the 48 contIguous states. Air fares for Hawaii and Alaska are unaffected, The demand for pennies ha s exceeded the U .S. Mint's ability to produce copper cents in recent weeks and a few govern. went banks have been forced ti ration pennies to their customers. Coppola views epilepsy as far more complex than simply brain damage or a nervous disorder. Stress and strain can bring on an attack and too of. ten an epileptic purposely (rings on his own seizure as an escape rnechai'ism or device for sympathy, he said. Epileptics 5ometune5 develop erno. tional problems in their attempts to deal with society. Coppola allows now of his charges to (eel sorry for them- WASHINGTON (AP) — Operating under strict, post. Watergate guidelines, the White House is trying to encourage communication with outside groups that seek the ear Of the administration. The guidelines are designed to prevent improper intervention with regulatory agencies, William J. Biiroody Jr., a special consultant o President Nixon, has been at work for nearly two months as the top White House aide responsible for keeping contact with business, labor and other interest groups. November. MITCHELL, S.D. (AP) Sen. George S. McGovern, promising to help "return the government to the people once again," today announced his candidacy for reelectln. The South Dakota Democrat, who lost overwhelmingly to President Nixon In 1972, returned to his hometown to give the official notice of his bid for a third term. McGovern, 51, has no Democratic oppcitIon so far, al. though candidates have untIl April 19 to file. - Young Epileptics Given Home SUTH!NGTON, Comm. (AP) -- "Kakxm" mid 9,ãmpy," two humans treated as outcasts by some. now share meals and hopes in a home for epileptics. Iat'oom gets her nickname frow the crash of tier head an the floor whenever she has an t'pi3ctir ¶-eI7ure. She wears. a Leirnet to protect her. She also White House 'Ear' Presidential Appearances KEY BISCAYNE, Fla. (AP) — President Nixon is I CAN FLY CATHY RIGBY performs in front of Toronto City Hall, She has the lead in Peter Pan. GYMNAST expected to return to Washington from an Easter hoftd*y tonight for appearances this week before hemisphere diplomats and the Daughters of the American Revolution. A spokesman said Nixon would be host at a black-tie, White House dinner Wednuday nlgnt for ministers of the Organization of American States. The OAS will open a m!ninterlisl meeting Thursday in Atlanta, On Thursday morning, Nixon will address the annual consUtutIoçi convention of the DAR at its Washington headquarters, his second such appearance as President, WORLD l r.~, / Y) VDENMARK DUNEDIN, New Zealand (AP) - Hoots maun, it's legal, It's a bove board, and it has just gone on sa le - genuin e whisky with a "Distilled In New Zeala nd" la be l. Not that there hasn't been whisky made here before, but it was illegal, under the coun ter and difficult to buy. Nobody's too sure, but the rumnor Is that moonshine whisky was one of th e first products of the 300 Scottish pioneers who migrated here 126 years ago. Ignoring the hellfire and brimstone sermons of their temperance-minded Free Church of Scotland clergy, the . _87 1,000 8,000 NE THERLANDS / 3,000 Tanks - 4v 11s; 7 6.750 13,800 Tactical Aircraft migrants set up stills in the hills from the 1 8, entries - and had enjoyed his Hawaiian vaca-. tion prize mon ths before the name was announced. The winning name was "45 South," a reference to the la titude of Dunedin wi th overtones of the 45 rebellion (1745) in Scotland. The premium bran d is to be known as "Witson's Whisky." Fanatic Due Deportation - JERUSALEM (AP) - Denis Hohan, an Australian religious fanatic confined to Israeli mental hospitals for more than four years after setting fire to Jerusalem's Al Aksa Mosque, is to be deported to his homeland, the In. tenor Ministry announced today. A spokesman said Rohan, 33, had recently been reexamined and confirmed as a permanent mental case. "We see no reason to continue his hospitalization in Israel," the spokesman said, adding the man would be sent to Australia within the next two months. Rohan set the 1,200-year-old mosque ablaze Aug. 21, 1969, touching off a storm of anti-Israeli protest throughout the Moslem world. The mosque, which was badly damaged, is one of Islam's most hallowed shrines. Psychiatrists said Rohan was an acute schizophrenic. Artists Find Rome Still Fascinating around their settlement. hSoftThey named the settlement ROME (AP) - For centuries Dunedin, the old Gaelic name fore ign artists have converged for the anglicized Edinburgh. 1,800 2,770 on Rome. Like a magnet, the The fiery spirit th ey produced r',.,.,t LL'.4 I4..4 has1UFdUt1'(1 U1t ( including U.S.) as rinumied hlokonui alter the THE BALANCE OF EUROPOVVER likes of Poussin, Van Dyck, Vetiny hamlet which became fa- lasquez, Goya and Claude, EVEN WITH massive support from of the Warsaw Pact nations. Should the U.S. mous for its particular brand. am ong hundreds more — fa. withdraw its support from NATO, the resulting American nuclear warheads, tanks and airHokonul hooch received a mous or otherwise. Some were craft, the NATO fighting power is less than that imbalance would be enormous, shot In the arm when it became unknown un til their Roman the shot for thousands of thirsty sojourns. prospectors who poured into Many of them lived near the Dunedi n hinterland after gold Spa nish Steps and Via Marstrikes in 1861. gutta, and they left countless The whisky goldmine lasted stories of Bohemian behavior 14 years before the government and countless pain tings and imposed crippling excise duties cu1pturcs in their wake. on Liquor production. Foreign artists still find Mention Hokonui to New fascination in Rome. Well. landers these da ys a nd t hey known or struggling, many find wink and clam up, in dicating a home amidst the baroque that the excisemen ha ve not curves of this ancient capital. By The Associated Press tempt" to a condemnation, ba lanced by a condemnation of ward command headquarters tracked down all the stilts, Some stay for years, some for a Lebanon has asked the United Egyptian Foreign Minister is- Palestinian terrorism, The legal prod uction of wIns- few of Syrian forces there. months. Nations Security Council to mail Fahmy accused Israel of In Jerusalem, Israeli Presi- has been surrounded by almoMeanwhile, Israeli and SyrSculptor imItri Madzl, 53, take "appropriate and efficient endangering the fragile Middle ian forces on the Golan Heights, dent Ephraim Kateir's office st as much security as Hokonul. came to Rome from New York means" to stop Israeli raids East truce by its acti ons in alter close combat and Israeli said he has gran ted the Labor Since the Wilson Malt Extract in 1951 and has lived here ever across the border, arguing that Lebanon and on the Syrian air attacks Sunday, returned to party more ti me to name a new Company — now Wilson's condemnation would not be front, the artiUery exchanges tha t pr emier to repla ce Golda Melr, Distill ers Ltd. - made the "It was for purely financial enough. who resigned last week and is moves 10 years ago to acq uire a reasons," he said. "I was on a m ust choose between ha ve characterized most of II-fighting there in the past now heading a caretaker gov- produc IU'l license, were have Fuibright grant In A thens, but I The council debated Monday war and peace," he said. on'Y snifters of inform- wanted ernment. Israeli Ambassador Yosef month . for 2 hours on Lebanon's to use the G.I. Bill, so I lion, The sta tement said Katzlr complaint about an Israeli raid Tekoah replied that Lebanon had to co me to Rome." Both the Israeli and Syrian Actual production of whisky Friday night on six Le ba nese must "prevent the use of its defense ministers visited their asked the country's biggest MaChI goes to the Uni ted terr itory for attacks against troops at the front Monday. party to name its candidate "as started at the company's old States two or three times a villages, 50fl as possible." Some whitewashed stone and brick year, and many of his major While the Israeli minister, so ur Israel was retaliating or the ces said the president had headquarters In 1969, since works are there, Including "If the Lebanese government Moshe Dayan, was on Mt. Her- given the Laborites until attack by three Arab guerrillas A pril when the liquor has been the day be fore on the town of permits Lebanon to become a mon, Syrian shells hit the area, 24, while other reports said his turing gently in Americanmade large sculptures at Lincoln Center in New York, the JFK Qimyat Shmonah In which 18 Is- lawless gangland, it is obvious but Dayan was unhurt, the Is-- deadline was April 28. white wood casks. Federal Office Building In raelis and the three Arabs were that Its neighbors will tr eat it as raeli command said. Two Is. "The whisky business is very Boston, Labor's leading contenders and the Federal raeli soldiers were wounded. for the premie a gangland," he declared. killed, rship are Mini,- competiti ve," said a company Reserve Building In Mimi. Radio Damascus said Syria's ter of Labor Yitzhak Rabin ; official. "We are taking a neapolls. He recen tly had a one A spokesman for the United Foreign Minister Found Nal. faofLebunon told the 15-mern- . Sates, Israel's tr aditional ally, defense minister, Mustafa Tias, Yosef AlmogI, the mayor of greater-than-average risk in Marl show In Los Angeles. her coufl(I1 Israel wouM react told newsmcn that any con- also made a quick trip to Mt.' Haifa, and Justice M inister trying to break Into the market He considers Rome both conand cannot afford to let our ducive and di with "Indifference and con demnation of Israel must be Hermon and inspected the for.' Halm Zadok. stracting when it competitors know too much." comes to working but reJust how compeit1ve was ga it as a happy cornshown when company officials bination. went to Scotland to probe the business. Scottish ancestry or not, the offi cials were greeted I U Fi J III warmly and treated dourly — 400111111101 . * Lebanon Turns To U.N . • Asks Israeli Raids Halted To Stop IRA Leader Escapes - LONDON (AP) Troops and police searched today for a leader of the Irish Republican Army who escaped from prison by changing places with another prisoner being paroled to get married. The missing main was Ivor Bell, 37, former IRA chief its Belfast, who escaped Monday. He was caught seven weeks ago. The man he changed places with was being interrogated, and officials said security procedures at the prison were tightened up. Tito Alive. Okay - BELGRADE, 'x'u4oslavia API Yutuslav Presdeit Josip Bror Tito says In repudiation of reports in the West that he is dying: "As you can see, I am ali ve and healthy." The 82-year-old Yugoslav leader made the remark Monday In a speech in Sarajevo. Before giving the speech, Tito drove through the streets of Sarajcvo, where, according to newspaper reports, more than 50,000 persons greeted him. RENT This NCR 1 OKey to I, 10 -- amonth and apply rental toward purchase '.'1 pr i ce 50 00, TJeorge stuai't _ — —_ 9 Ptioe. UJ.1700 13 1821 - - Vietnamese Right Now - by distillery men there, e ku Pl i SAIGON, South , AP) — , - i - -#7 . 1.1 I - ___ __ -. 0 hah'Amik M M 0 MVI rails b make whisky. I * 11 I Deep Creel, ,, where, curiously, a rospector-recently staked a i'he South Vietnamese gov. p claim in the hope of making a urnment also announced it is new gold strike. suspending its participation Ifl ne The secrecy the political talks with the Viet whisky e nt 1? Cong in Paris because of in. 71* CPY,jan a co creased Communist cease-fire r for a me for the viola tions. Thu. talks to set up a Council of National Reconcilia- product. A winner was selected i 00 9 - even the peat necessary to .- , :,,) casualties were counted, the .4 secret" of Scotch whisky — at igon command announced to- \ \. - :i"..t Vietnam The New Zealanders knew they had the malt, grain and North and South Viet- They searched the often mistriamesc forces battled for six ed hills and claim to have h'urs in the Central Highlands found the vital ingredient of - - ______ .- — SOLUTION [ion and Concord and to ar ANSWER 'IC) the energy problem may some day come from the maze e forran national elections being monitored by Dr. Leonard M. Goldman. A laser system to have heen going since vaporize fuel pellets as a 3tep in the development of commercial 19, 1973, but have made no thermonuclear po wer, it IS a joint research project of General Electric, progress. E'so Research and Engineering, Northeast Utilities and the It Col.Le Trung Ilien, chief spokesman for the conlmn!Ind, University of Rochester, N.Y. claimed 182 North Vietnamese were killed In the battle Monday, many of them by air and EN ERGY Army Strongman Tosses - On Writing ____ - included said. 21 troops killed, Ilien lie said the battle developed after North Vietnamese forces sh Nigerian PresidentOut Agnew ELECTRIC Adding Machine I ___ ' RICHMOND, Vs. (AP) — General Electric Co.'s failure to provide pregnant emnp!oyes. with sickr and accident benefits I, sexual discrimination, a federal judge has ruled. U.S. District Judge Robert R. Merhige Jr. ruled Monday that GE's policy is deliberate and W Intentional discrimination and a violation of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. He barred the company from continuing the policy. The decision will affect some 100,) women employes at GE plants across the country. Merhige ruled In a class ac, Uon suit ffledlast year byaen female employes of the GE plant In Salem, Va., and Local 161 of the International Union of Electrical. Radio and Machine Worker., Merhige said male and female 2mployes should be treated the same. "WhIle pregnancy is unique to women, parenthood is common to both sexes,,," he said. • He said that under GE's policy, a pregnant employe exercising her right to bear children couid face economic dls. aster. "No such consequences would befall a male employe who chose to subject himself to a selective operation, such as a vasectomy or cosmetic sur4 gery," Merhige said. Monetary judgments in favor Of pregnant employes who had been denied the benefits will be entered at a later date, the judge said. NEW YORK (AP) - "When I was yoking, I thought it was a lot more likely that I would grow up to be novelist than vice president of the United States. The written word has always fascinated me." That's how former Vice President Spiro T. Aun..' decribes no new roie as a writer. In an Interview in the current issue of Ladies Home Journal, Agnew says he decided to write a novel to build confidence after a "very traumatic experence" Agnew pleaded no contest to income tax charges and resigned the vice presidency last Oc. tober. Agnew said he Li writing cv. ery word of the navel "A Very Special Relationship," in long. hand on lined yellow legal pa. per or dictating dialogue in the &n cf his Marytamal home. ITED KINGDOM 0/1 GE Ordered Sex Bias Ground Forces Tuesday, April 16,1974-3A The Sanford Herald New Zealanders Get Own Booze / / WARSAW PACT /....NORWAY PACT Nuclear Warheads Suicide By Doctors CHICAGO (AP) -The suicide rate among American women physiCiaM Is thee times that of women in the general population, a study by two Philadelphia medical researchers discloses. Among male physicians, the rate was 1.15 times higher than for men In general. The study was conducted by Dr. Robed C. Steppacher, aistant professor of psychiatry, and Dr, Judith S. MaILsner, associate professor of community and preventive medicine, At the Medical College of Peonsylvanla. It is published In the April 15 lasue of the Journal of the American Medical Association. FORCES NATO COUNTRIES WARSAW e .WU'I.'i. After the presen ta tion, Sheer pulled out a tiankerchief and fought hack tears. At the time of the action, the ds.1 Army promised him a But It never came, apparently because the recommendation was never entered into official Army records. Several years ago, a Rock Isla nd woman, Shirley Barrett, began looking Into the case. After an investiga tion the Army decided to award Sheer, now a resident of a nursing home, the Silver Star. "While the Army has an eye to the future It also has a fond remembrance for past deeds," Said Raeen. Sheer br ought With him l'urple Heart and a ci tation for the Croix De Guerre, France's highest military decoration, w hich he received in 1919, - - 777.000 ROCK ISLAND, Ill. (AP) — "I promise I'll take good care of it," said Ernest A. Sheer after receiving the Silver Star for valor more than 55 years after he knocked out a German machine gun nest. The 76-year-old former corporal from Milan, Ill., stood quietly at attention with cane In hand during the presentation Monday at the Rock Island Arsenal's Court of Patriots by ,Maj. Gen. John C. Raeen Jr,, arsenal commander. He praised Sheer for a "magnificent act of valor" on Aug. 31, 1918, when Sheer and a comrade braved a hail of enemy machine gun bullets on a French battlefield to capture a German machine gun, turn It on the enemy and capture 47 t'uriiiii - Stans Following He Waits 55 Years'! ForMedal NATO The network in Paris said Kountic I..AGOS. Ni geria iAP army chief of staff in drought- told It in a telephone interview ravaged Niger says he deposed that the president and his lamiPresident Hamani Diori it. re- ly were under house arrest dnd lieve "the ca tastrophic situ- were "being well treated." ation" In the poor, black AfriNiger, a landlocked country can country, Radio Niamey re- of 4.2 million nonuds and small ported. farmers, is the 15th bla ck Afri''l'h army had to take Its re- can country south of the Sahara sponsihilities, It. (.01. Soyni to come under military rule. It Kountle said In a broadcast is one of Afria's poorest coun• ' Monday from Niarney. Niger's tries and has been one of those capital. "We could not remain Lilt hardest by the murderous, with our arms folded" when six-year drought In West Africa people were no longer assured a hi'!ow the Sahara. Thousands meal a day. 110 have died, He said Diorl's adrninis- of livestock have been de(ration, in office ever sin ce the stroyeil country achieved Independence I.ttle is known of Kountie, a from France in 19f0, was guilty of "injustice, corruption, self. 43-year-old French-trained sot(tier who became chief of staff, '1 Ishness and indifference.' in 1973. There were no reports of vio'flue chief of staff announced lence during the takeover. HadioNlarneysaidcatmprevlllled that the constitution was susand the 2,5(*).rnan army was in pended, the National Assembly dissolved and all political or"full control." The Niger radio did not say gamzatlont.s suppressed. lie said what had happened to I)iori. a supreimw Council of officers elled ment nger -a.'. .. ' ' ' - .- :':!/ MOVING CM BE A REAL -.-..-.. - . -. . -. - . - HEADACHE! -'-'--" . _., - -_ -. __ - ___ -- *- _ ___________ 400 troops. overmuiuient and he imposed a d usk-to-dawn curfew. Diori, a 57- year-old former schoolteacher, was a soft-spok. en moderate who often acted as mediator In inter-African dis. putes, including the Nigerian - ivil war. Foreign diplomats praised tils even-handed leadership, dnd some commented that if there was corruption in his u.tovermuient it was probably less than In many other countries. our new 12O() acre For fast relict call the Me 4Pk Hostess. flEA HUGHES 34:fl2 Sanford SANDRA RAWLINS 834-9212 Casselberry 1 ' ' E OR F MORE * L 'S Y. 17-92 FURNITURE SALES CASSELBERRY planned comrnunitV isn't quite ready for a Grand Opening right now. But our beautiful one acre and larger homesites can be seen —an 1)tlrc d ased — right noat You can walk * ivss yI1 Ir nome!!e—even count your trees—right nott Or you can choose now—which till include pwe'd roads and underqrotlfl(1 utilities. Drive in to our Welcome Center and Sales Office. Were just 13.3 road nuiks southwest of l)eLiid and 174 .les mi east ot blstis on State Highway 44. If you wish to call for an appointment RIGHT NOW. 'rel. 904-357-9000 SHIRLEY MILLET 8349212 F orest 141104 RICHMOND 663.S867 DItOfl) - Open 12 Noon to 6 PM 1oniy through Friday SIDNFY THOMPSON 8344212 Altamonte Sprinos ILI%II. 'IiI, ti flTO$22 , ii,, it ,d,.,, i. 1 KoVmlPmImB.r.(hColoM Inc. Obtain the HUD Property Report from developer and read it before signing anhIng. 1 HUD neither approves the merits of 'h offering nor the value, it any, of the Prner1_J �itT ____ Ji ____ - 4A—The Sanford Herald -. -'- r---: '- - -- I. ';- - - ç- ---: -''- .r-j ------ ----• -. - -- --- -'--- -. Tuesday, April 16,1974 Dems Talk.. r ,~ i~-A.I -i lt~._~ I ,,, 1-15-~-- Editorial Jack Anderson Ilk .. . Tuesday, April 16,1974-5A The Sanford Herald I It p FLORIDA Down 100 Sturgis Story Independent Jud mmission Upheld icial Co U. N. Diplomacy Seat XV, Jams Relations TODAY Win 11 47- T 1 r ill on political ones. 'Their ability Organization of Petroleum to IormasteamUer of votes in Exporting Countries and form the General Assembly is well combines to control production known. Now, perhaps Inspired and prices, the industrial by the Arab performance with nations could be threatened an oil embargo, they are with the same havoc the OPEC proposing to make the UN. the produced with its price-gouging arena for a new kind of and embargoes. "resource diplomacy" aimed at This need not happen if the the developed countries which U.N. session goes beyond the expected rhetoric about need their raw materials, This obviously will add to the "colonialism" and "exstrain tx'tween the "have" and ploitatlon." A sober discussion the 'have not" nations In the would show that the Third U.N., but the special session World hai betn hurt most by may help thresh out the issue the "resource diplomacy" which the recent oil crisis has practiced by the OPEC. raised. Can the Arab "oil Undeveloped nations are the weapon" be copied to give least able to pay the artificall y developing nations of Latin high prices which such tacti cs America, Africa and Asia more produce. Steps which weaken political and economic clout the economies of the industrial with their own r'.atural nations also weaken the resources? The way the economies of poorer nations question Is answered could be of which rely on them for l grave Importance to their vestment credits, trade and future - and, needless to say, assistance programs. One thing the U.N. session to the United States and other could achieve is to overcome Industrial countries, The United States has been the habit of dividing the world wore dependent on foreign into "have" and "have not" sources of minerals and ores nations, which suggests than it has been in the case of competition and strife. The fact OIL in im we Imported ail the is, all nations are in the "have" tin, manganese, cobalt and category. Raw inaterials and a chrome used by our industry, labor force are as valuable an Most of the nickel and mercury, asset as the capital and and the bauxite used to make technolo' needed to extract aluminum, caine from abroad, them, market them and put and about half of the tungsten them to use. However, none of and zinc. The only major in, these has value without dustrial minerals supplied other, a point that all three of primarily from domestic our "worlds" must come to sources in 1973 were copper and accept. (bçyitjht. I7*. by t'ni:d T.stvt Syndciti. WASHINGTON — Long before Frank Sturgis joined the WASHINGTON (NEA) — " world's most celebrated burglary crew and broke Lnt the occasional giddy forecasts that Watergate, he was my friend. Democrats might gain as many i knew him as a soldier of fortune, a pilot and gun runner, a as 100 seats from the romantic who bloomed lll-betiined In a programmed age, an Republicans in the House this adventurer whom humdrum could never quite assimilate. fall are being knocked down by He was also a Don Quixote, square jaw set against the enemy, - 7 drawn irresistibly to such calamities as th e Bay of Pigs and as totally unrealistic, Watergate. They think there may be We have kept in touch over the years, but he has periodically perhaps 100 "loose uat1ons" out of sight, forever chasing adventure, usually finding offering them promise of gain misadventure. but believe they'll be having, Once in his youth, he confounded the odds and becarnpart of one great field day on Nov. 5 if a legend, one of the ragged few who persevered In the mountains they actually win 50 new seats with Fidel Castro, or a few less. After their incredible victory, he could be seen on Havana's FurUrmore, party sources streets in the regalia of an Mr Marshal. For a time, he was Castro's man in charge of "liberated" gambilng casinos and keeping in close touch with incumbent Democrats who are luxury hotels. making the race again this year On matters of principle, having to do with Castro's repression hear from any, again and and his turn toward Russia, Frank defected from the Revolution .1:aIn, or ovcrriding worry. to become agai n the long-shot 'ambler against the house. It is a concern that, if they Thereafter, he risked his neck against Castro in foredoomed have had to vote on the issue of ventures of the Cuban "freedom fighters." Impeaching Preside.t Nixon He progressed from the Bay of Pigs to Watergate, where he for possible offenses associated thought he was seeking evidence that Castro was contributing to with Watergate, they will be the George McGovern campaign. compelled to spend too much of After Frank and his friends wer e arrested at gunpoint inside their campaign time explaining Democratic headquarters, they were pictured In the press as their individual rote - no figures of fun, bunglers and petty thieves. matter which way it has gone. On another level, they became caricatures of Orwellian enemies of the American system. lt was even whispered that they What they say they want is the President's had been behind the plot to assassinate President Kennedy. talk about .%S evidence, one group brought mea news photo takthonthe handling of energy, the economy, health care, welfare streets of Dallas on assassination day. They eagerly pointed out it and other matters they think he man they said was Sturgis lurking In the shadow,. The man has bungled issues they are resembled Sturgis but definitely was not Sturgis. And in Miami, the Justice Department solemnly charged that convinced are uppermost in Sturgis had recruited mercenaries, a dirty dozen, ostensibly to voters' minds. - '": § . -- ( - ( I - i .. - ( . TALLAHASSEE, Fin. (AP) - Rep. Bill Gunter, a Democratic candidate for the U.S. Senate, says he is worth $375,526. In a financial statement released Monday, said his I" - LI / - ______ - - / / - A - i'M - - .. -, - ' S * "Fancy meeting you here!" Am e rm i rican Dete S n ism assets Included a $53,950 home In suburban Virginia which carried a $38,972 mortgage. He said the value of his assets had Increased from $170,137 since he acquired them. Most were acquired while he was in private business with an Insurance firm, he said. Gunter said he would file the report with the state Elections Division but the office said it had not been received. He also said he would file his 1973 Income tax return with showed net income after taxes, expenses and exemptions of $60,332, including $42,500 from his congressional salary. The report showed payment of $22,. I T axing' ___ D ught Brings Op Fire Ban ro TALLAHASSEE, Fin. (AP) - Candidates for public office would not have to resign In order to run for Office wider a bill approved by a Senate committee. By a 5-2 vote, the Senate Judiciary Committee approved a bill (SB573) repealing the state's resign-to-run law. The current law requires that public Officials resign 11 they seek another office which tenn overlaps with the one they are serving. gave TALLAHASSEE, Fin. (AP) - Florida Bicentemlal Commission Is spending $70,000 more than originally anticipated for reprinting 25 rare books. The Mailbag - 4 ' - Pravda Spanking _____ ________ _ - — _jlF ___ ____ _________ - . ______ .. — .-,, -__. ___ - - 5--- . __- . - \ - / 1 * -. , _______ ~, 3# I W 56 #' - 1 - ' - - ____________ - -le- -.- -- - - - - 1 "— 'A,,._ M. - -__ ____ 4 *S SOON. cRENCIIAVE 5ANpOaD. FLA 32771 p4oFin 21lur$Jt-ø93 Ar code sos WALTER A GIELOY! publisAff WAYNE 0. DOYLE TOM AIP( ENS EditOf onr c ,'AflP'€y Avprtsni O'fC1or SUC$CStMIOH RATES columnist - - - -- On the ot.irr hand, another 25 per cent will not belIeve anything good about him. " - '' ' - ,....JJJ,I.!.LL ' t ,, .1// Thus the only reason for - I _______ -- N - :'. - ________ V 4, f ___________ 01 -. •1 sthte-dosilnated economic and sictal stiucture, the perfection of human behavior was assumed as a natura! and Inevitable effect. - - / : - iiJgt,i be iindetmfned. 1lg,,,tcantiy, the article that party dangers of "private. 1qpertY psychology and •n- of Trade - ;-- 1 Allen Williams Mary L Clark Jud' the L. Garrett Violet W. Cook Bertha L Shorter Jo Ann Thomas Earlina Berry George C. Fannie Owens Julie K. Hobbs Celestine A. Rawls John Nathan Moore Lawrence Williams .maal rectitude than fs.ar 14 'iIe.çarIy tv}e in Russia - LPii v /Z Baance / ,r - LI Sanford' Sarah W. lyon suspect, has less real concern oiaJ I innccs i to compile etwbelnting idence, for oiHQ'm Otuv#ry: S% $7 against Mr. Nixon, that might $140 é Montt4 v i-or 5, Mali; in Ftori$i Sam, As convince the 50 per cent of $.(sm (l4h'1ry All O*.r Miii: , nit who r' still open to APRIL 15, 1974 ADMISSIONS It Is Ironic that these (leferL', us a system that was supposed to eliminate them., (liven the "proper" ______ __ Charles S. Elbery Mack McClain _ ' 4 6$4~~ b kL4 Ii ( 'Where do you think you're going? I'm here to help with your campaig,," 'J.vlduallsm, no matter how they numlfest themselves," -- v, -_ - in The Sanford Herald are available to you 8x10 reprint size for $3. --DIAL 22-2611 or 831-9993 appearing - Will Livingston Roger L. Phillips ('njflq' Ashley Rub' Grace Bennett Cathy Seachrist, Casselberry Lawrence Wilkins, DeBarMarie Leggett. Deland Norma M. Best, I)'ltona Cotth4ird H hanger. Dclina 1 Cora F. MacAlpine, Deltona Alan C. Bryant, Deltona Scott A. Marshall, Geneva Shirley J. Miller, Geneva Eleanor H. Gregory, Ilonesdak, Peoria. BIRTHS - - in --' - - -------- - _________________ F 11 D FACIS ____ ____ 0 o ___ 1 FAG _ . $/& ,; '' ' - . f5 ' - -; \ - -' - U ,-' - - - - - - - - - - , % - - -- . House Panel OK's Student Regents Bill TALLAHASSEE, Fla, (AP) that three students be appoint- proved a oil. Sf3362, spo'-iored trustees. Students would be appointed ed because as consumers of by Sen. Lew Brantley, D4ackBrantley said the measure TALLAHASSEE, Fin. (AP) He said he supported a o to community college boards education they should have a sonville, to have the grvernor was needed because ,,most of and the State Board of Regents voter In how it rune, higher electric bills, caused posal by the governor 10 appoint ;i student to eah corn- the students in the junior c& mainly by rising fuel costs for hibit cities from taxing that under a bill approved by the By a 5.4 vote, the panel ap- munity college b,ard of lege system now are adults." utilities, will deal a staggering portion cf electric bills which Senate Education Committee. blow to the finances of the result from increases in fuel The panel also approved state's elderly, says William D. costs, Monday a bill to allo,, school Ruckelshaus, former deputy (titri('tc tO offer R!'te o!!!. ThC #tft.fl'* 13 d tlihikull DAY 1(JNA BEACH, l'ia U.S. attorney general. The $3.6 millon fronton of Ms. Wilson said the state ne tO control because of the cer TraIning Corps (ROTC) or AP - A proposed bill would Volusi Jai-Ala,, "The !mpact on the people, Inc., was gutwould lose more than half a marching bond as alternatives I make it legal for Daytona ted b) fire It,st week. Vance million dollars of income if the especially people living on fixod high increase in oil, especially to required physical educaton. Beach's jai-alai officials to Swarts of Emprise Corp., own- fronton season wasn't incomes is Just tremendous," when you consider that ovcr moved to Huckefshaus said Menday after per cent of the electrical bill By a 6-1 vote, the committee move their burnt out operations er of t ooth f'icilities, asked the Melbourne. conferring with Gov. Reubin represents fuel costs," said approved a bill, C S129, to to Melbourne. state's Pari-mutuel Wagering State Sen. Ion Wilson, l.Mer- Board to Allow the season to Askew. "Some estimates are Ruckeishaus, who quit his fed- expand the state Board of e"The state and other govern. electrical bills will rise 300 per eral post rather than lire Archi- gents from nine to 11 members nitt Island, said today she de- finish ou1 at the Melbourne ments are always greedy and if bald Cox, former cent by this summer." special %a- and require Gov. Reubin Askew cided to file the measure after Sports PAlace, 70 miles to south they don't get it there, they'll be retergate prosecutor. Ruckelshaus has been looking for it someplace else, toappoint two students for one- learning that current law pro- of here hibited the move. tamed by the Florida Apart. Ruckelshaus also met Mon. year terms. Patr.:k McCann, chairman of she said. "I don't expect any oposit$nn board, :iald today that the law ment Association, a statewide day with Public Service CornShe said that the fronton also Sen. Jack Goidon, 0-Miami to this at all," she said. "We woul.I rot allow the move al. pours $250,000 into local econoorganization representing 100,- missioner Billy Mayo, who said tho'gh the cou.ity's season runs my every month It's in oper0(10 apartment wilts, to fight that Florida could do nothing Beach, proposed the bill, asking expect Ia get it moved." un'.11 La) rising electrical costs. " Day. about higher fuel oil costs. ation. 40 '. pursuing the various In- vestAgstions of the President's ron&mcj 11 office and his per- ___ ' - ____ 1 . V - , bed about the President, notes Clevtland Press JUUSn Krawcheci. of which seems manifestation.; of character weaknesses ra ther than rugged strength. - _______ _____ -. - ,,.,, .__. Higher Utility Bills Hurt State's Senior Cit zens Hospital Notes - - onuuon or Ms vice- A'mertcans—perhaps per cent—will not believe anything IL'rUU% Communist Par ty in Russia has administered a verbal spanking to indi vidualists rugged or o th erwise. Mostly otherwise, evidently. The party is worried about hooligan ism, drinking and bad language among the people, all - - IL Harvey, manager of the University of Florida Press, both said they were optimistic afl25of the books could beout by the end of 1976 as part of the 2004h anniversary of the United States. The cost of printing the books has soared from an estimated $50(0 in 1972 to $120,000. newspaper Pravda, the SWO ____________ or _____________ 0 * I - - 4. ~ - .,_~. 4 .,. ,,.- Under one cover, you'll find a gold e of valuabte facts and information which the world's largest news agency helped compile. More than 1,000 pages ... thousands of subjects. plus a colorful map and flag section. It'. a MUST book for every horn., of. Ho. or library. You can obtain your copy through this newspaper for a baza1n price of only $1.75 plus 25 cents for handling. S'sndfor your copy todayt mm Jai-Alai' Move Bill Filed In Senate .. I Through its official ' $75,0 - - ______ ___ 0 1 1ir . auftir - _ — ____________________ ___ - ___ - ____________ _-_:--'--' - - - "Any errors which may have validity or nonvalidity of this or been rnadeln the preparation of that deduction, things about the President's returns," said a which honest men may honestl y White House statement, "were disagree. made by those to whom he It is th delegated the responsibility for of e e moral performance th nati on's fi rst dtiien, and preparing his returns and were not any technical finding of made without his knowledge fraud tat could be included In a ..! without ILLS apptOZ1L" bill of nnpeachment, that Wil bur Mills had in mind. This simply *111 not do. We are 10 believe that Mr. One journal seems to have Nionrulsednoeyebrowswhen hit the "Watergate" nail hewasaskedtoslgnareturnon iquarcly on the head. which Ilundreds of tbousnds of 'iullars had been deducted for A certain number t ___________ i ' ..' -- - Sheldon Kemp, commission director, and William 41 Requires ' Bicentennial Cost Overrun - - Homecoming Friday For Young Amputee Resign-To-Run Repeal Our Trust Tax Assessmnts state negligence, 11B2379, assessors take Into account e TALLAHASSEE, Fin. (AP) —The Army Corps of Engineers today seeks Cabinet endorsement for Florida projects totaling $25 million. The corps' proposals, however, include no request for funds for the controversial Coss-Florida Barge Canal. On another project, Secretary of State Richard Stone says he will ask the Cabinet to oppose any dam on the Apalachicola River. Natural Resources Director Harmon ile1ds has asked the C.atAnet to give its backing to the $25 million worth of projects so the state can present a strong can at a hearing In Washington April 25. Alter the hearing, recommendations go to Congress which will decide which ones will be funded. a Bills passed: Birchfjeid. building moratoriums in apClaims Provides 0 in praising value of property In compensation for Connie Baker Current year. CS-S13270, Weber. n and Sabrina Baker, widow and To House. daughter of Florida Highway Rabbits - Prohibits use of THE EVERGLADES, ['la. flames have begun reaching Patrol trooper Claude Baker, live rabbits In training of AP) -Florida foresty officials down Into the muck beneath who was slain in the line of duty greyhound racing dogs. SB1 18, say this river of grass may be surface of the swamp. on Nov. 17, 1973 by Henry Glllespk, To House. lacing a repeat of a 1971 period Lorenzo Pnvnn un1n Tzr L,. up#. LLUUI f...... .'&_a_ when one of the worst droughts Foster. tax admissions charges for In the state's history sparked Claims events sponsored by schools - Pro vi des $15,000 In or fires which burned more than ti tuti compensition for Jesse Dancorrec onal Insti ons if sb700,000 acres of swampland. iels, co nfined 14 years in a state dent, faculty or inmate talent is Handed the warning Monday, mental hospital for a rape he used. S13259, Childers. To Got'. Reubin Askew issued an apparently did not commit. House. emergency drought proclamaHB2431, Brown, Conway and State Bills - Requires state, tion for 18 Sou th Florida counCunningham. county and city governments to ties which prohibited almost all State Employes Allows pay their bills within 30 days of rural open burn ing without state employes to take certain receiving Invoices. CS-SB62, written permission From the Distate university courses free, Poston and Brantley. To Hou&, vision of Forestry. providing space is available. The Governor Forestry officials said a 11 11307, Tucker and Webb. Took no action on legislation. shortage of rain all across the state has caused more fires than usual this year, but Sou th Florida and the Evergla des have been hit the worst. Oiflcfa!s say seven South Florida coun ties ha ve recorded more than half of the fires which have scorched 349,000 CINCINNATI, Ohio (AP) - has been tree of symptoms of a acres so far this year, mostly In Stephen Southerland's long or- malignancy of the spinal nerve the Everglades and Big Cydeal in Children's Hospital Is lining for two years. press Swamp. approaching an end. Stephien,whoselegwastaken 6411-here, are omin us si o gns" Hospital officials said Mon. off three Inches below the hip, that 1974 could be a year like day that Stephen, 13, who had was fitted Monday for a per. 1971, forestry spokesman Gene his left leg amputated because manent artilical leg which he Morse said Monday after reof cancer March 21, will fly probably will wear home. por ting that an additional 12,000 borne to Miami Friday with his Stephen's good humor and acres burned In South Florida mother. over the weekend. The good news for Stephen courage won him many friends "The bad fires are starting came on Lop of a lettr from across the country during his long stay here and the Nixon awfully early - earlier than in President Nixon. letter echoed that feeling. 1971," he said. "If the usual Stephen, an all-A's eighthweather pa ttern holds there'll grader, was the third of three StepbenwWflyhomewlthhjs be no significant relief vnUl the Sutherland sons to be stricken mother Sara, but they have not first part of June when the daily with cancer, m4e reservations yet, the summer rains begin." One brother, Jeffrey, died at t.pital said. His father, RayThe ground is so dry and the age for of lyrapha tic leukemia. mond, a Dade County Metro p0. fire, so hot, Morse said, that the Another brother, Michael, 9, lice officer, drove home earlier. Army Seeks Endorsement Returns - In a Sept. 17, 1970 auto accident near Haines City resulting from .w - _ . TALLAHASSEE, Fin. (AP) - A grand Jury Investigation of Education Commissioner Floyd QrisUan's handling of $1.5 million In state projects apparently will be completed this week. State Atty. Edward Austin of Jacksonville, special prosecutor for the inquiry, Monday declined to speculate on when the probe would be ended. But Harry Morrison, Leon County state attorney, has scheduled witnesses In other cases to testify before the grand Jury next Monday. I - ' Christian Probe Ending - Forcing Unity In Europe Tallahassee Tally 641 In taxes. If the campaign can be thm fight Castro but really to steal cars. The prosecutors waited until after the Watergate caper to bring the charges. When they centered, they don't fret a "Nixon couldn't convince the Jury, they convened another Jury which having it labeled By MICHAEL G. LANDERS harsh language. of long. united and independent unless referendum." But incumbents finally convicted Frank of transporting stolen cars to Mexico. standing American grievances it shakes itself loose from the CODIC)' News Service Frank has told me that the Waterga te figure he admires most ear atan impeachment vote over the way the Europeans United States. will plunge the country into a is G. Gordon Liddy who has maintained a grim, tight4lpped $ BRUSSELS This spring the have been acting toward special mood which will veil, at silence In the face of a harsh, 20-year sentence. So Sturgis, Uddy. Treaty United States. North ,ttantic As they concentrated on least for a time, otherwise like, sat through the auto theft trial without testifying In his own Organization is celebrating 25 organizing their Community prime voter interests. Even the frank warnings years of insuring peace in Congress may pull some the Europeans tended to try to I have now persuaded him to tell his story, which I have Polls, of course, continue 10 Wes tern Europe. carefully checked with the witnesses I could reach. They have ignore th&r heavy reliance on American troops out of Europe make things look bad for confirmed m ost de ta ils as he rela ted them, but there are r.o American conventional and it has been the most sue- If the Europeans do not nuclear military power for their Re publicans, and so do random available witnesses to other events. samplings of voter attitudes by cesaful alliance of free coun- cooperate more with the United defense. They tacitly accepted Frank has always been ready at the crook of a finger to pick newsmen and other observers. tries in history and It would States on economic and the French argument that Nev up his carbine and rush off to a new adventure. It was altogether ertheless, as indicated, seem appropriate now for the political matters are nothing whatever threats might Democratic specialists keep a characteristic of him , therefore, to volunteer in 1968 to lead a alliance members to be ex. s emanate from Washington mission for a total stranger who Identified himself as cautious reserve, changing congratulations s'e' what is new is that the United' about a possible American Francisco Quesada, The colonel sought out Sturgis to help hijack NATO's achievement and vow it is not a new forecast, but States is now expressing its troop withdrawal from Europe, a Soviet freighter and hold It hostage for the return of the U.S. spy to eeii its good work, they are holding to a prediction ship gripes in the kind cf strong the threats need not be t Pueblo, which the North Koreans had captured hi January that party gains In the Senate th too se ns ri ously because thos e language that e Europea 1968. Instead the Western alliance amount to no. more than Frank advertised In the he*sØV for adtflturrt and nations are - marking th is are not tised to hearing from forces ar e on the continent as' t1Y three or four seats. As earlier, selected his dirty Presidential papers to By DON OAKLEY dozen from the toughest applicants. He stone embroiled in a deep Washington and which makes It much to defend the United state-by-state the mile no' National Archives ( a large cris bveys sur have no longer possible for them to Sta tes as to defend the thought to the possibility that some of than may have applied at of recrimina on is ti th has It is not yet dear whether portion of which is now shaken the Atlantic community avoid thinking atout what is European Miles. factional fights and from the wrong &4e of the law. the difficutly of finding good Rep. W Wilbur Mills was guilty of revealed to have consisted of be ing said . In obedience of the colonel's instructions, Frank told them i d at ons. to its foun overstatement when he Invi ta tions and newspa pe r it is not surprising, then, that candidates combine to diminish only that they would participate in a mission against Castro and tp With its new, tough talk, The United States Is bitter iredlcted that President clippings, offsetting almost his the until now the Europeans paid what ought, In theory, to be would Le paid after the mission was completed. Nixon's in troubles would be total Income in J969—and this Is and angry with its European United States Is forcing dw little heed to the growing sweep prospects. tie never learned until later, he swears, that a couple of his more damaging to him am a year when Congress was In "friends" for their attitude Europeans to come to grips resentment In Congress and The same Is being said by troopers raised drinking and gambling money by leasing two cars the process of abolithlng this toward translantic cooperation with the hard question of Watergate. among the American public Democratic leaders and others and selling them In Mexico. Indeed, one had been sentenced to a and the Europeans fear whether they provision In the tax laws? are going to over the heavy burden of about the outlook In the federal penitentiary In 1966 for a almilar crime. In tact, the President's quick Washington is undermining continue their "special" keeping more than 300,000 GIs governorship field. reaffirmation of his pledge to We are to believe that the their efforto to achieve relationship with the United in Europe nearly 30 years after Democrats presently cornpay whatever beck taxes the President did not go over his economic and political unity In States or follow France in an the end of World War H. mand a 321018 advantage over IRS decided he owed—some returns line by line and Item by the Common Market. attempt to achieve European Republicans. All four of the big From $476,000 Including Interest for Item, as certain of his advisors unity at the expense of this states But now Mr. Nixon and New York, Washington's unhappiness relationship. the first four years of his have said that he did? Kissinger have put Europe Masschusetts, Michigan and Editor with Europe, articulated in programs that come up. If y presidency—and the absence of This has come as a shock to formally on notice that California still held by the re We are to believe that he just blunt words by Presidcrt Nixon don't support them you are a any finding of fraud on his part herald Congress may force at least a GOP are on the block this time. happened to call all the close and Secretary of State Henry Europe. heel and ii do support them by the Joint Committee For years the continent has pa rtial withdrawal of these Yet it may not be easy to Sanford Fin. has left Kissinger recently. S—the little ones as well as you are broke. I for one am fast Internal Revenue Taxation one may be considered by my the big ones—In his own favor? European community mem convinced itself that the con- troops even ii the ad. squeeze the Republicans down Dear Sir: becoming a heel. hers a State of bewilderment struction of the European ministration continues to fight much further. Their goverpeople to have concluded the Why Is it that every fund Editor Community and the main- hard against It. They have tiled nirihip total fell to 14 in 1958, The huge tax bill the over why the United States episode. it may even iiave tenance of the Atlantic to bring Europe to Its senses by bit that was a year of sharp raising thing that comes up Herald *11011 pay will "wipe suddenly become so some sympathy for the everyone concerned picks up Sanf ord, . re onship wi lati th the United po eco nomic him out," says the White House. in ting out th at si so far as reces on. Fla. wi th the phone and calls the local States could be compatible even Congress is concerned the The ordinary working GOP incumbtnt Gova, merchants to support the fund Dear Sir: it has not been "suddenly," though France was allowed to question of American troop Francis But U one year of Watergate supposed to feel w Sargent in raising. Most merchants are Ik-, =t 46be= C=u;h,1$ she 8 W V - bmr. -rivan officials insist. shape the Community to its own , , .6 '11"sachu"I" :lnd W' 11" ' . ' M barely making a days that have elapsed since shown that the money should because what the President and design. The French design, separated from Europe's Milliken in Michigan look days. With all thego of It these publicizing our Teenage Sewing welfare and Contest and Fashion Show in the congressional committee never have been his In the first the secretary have been saying however, has always been willingness to cooperate with strong, and the Democrats Federal aid programs going on your gvxi paper. about Europe lately is no more based on the Gaullist Perthe United States on the !imply haven't turned up made Its report have hardly place? high- these days why can't these than a restatement, albeit In ception that Europe cannot be economic and political front. been enough t,me for $i' full rade challengers so far. Your thoughtfulness Is ap' sune programs support all The reasonable person may preciateti import of the matter to sink into these fund raising drives? retain reasonable doubts about _______________________________________ the public consciousness, _______________________________________________________ ____________ I for one am very tired of Involvement in __________________________________________________________ especially as each day seenis to __________________________________ _______ Sincerely, S havin g to support all the _________ bring some new revelation Watergate. What can be said in Edi th Avenel ______________________ _________________ __________ about the President's finances defense of the shabby example he has wt in mee ting his tax fth 1 [11 ' _ _____ Again, Mr. Nixun has at- obligations? , &%% — tempted to place himself on 1 BENTS,ORLD ---"---am It is far more than a question low lofty pinnacle above it all. COPLEY NEWS of dollars and cents, of the Nixon ' Gunter Bares Finances • cautious Democratic analysts " TALLAHASSEE, Fin. (AP) view, "we will be in the middle vestigation of bribery allega. any conduct that reflects on a election ballot by circulating lees. The bills are designed to The House Judicary Corn- as arbiter," said Rep. James tions against Dade County Cir. judge's fitness to hold office, petitions in lieu of paying filing help the poor run for office. miltee today rejected a corn- Redman, fl-Plant City. cult Judge Jack Turner. "If the comnilsslon is to per"We appreciate your being promise aimed at reducing Su. The court said the commis- form Its function, the public preme Court opposition to inde- arbiter," Earle replied. sion cannot investigate a must know that it can inpendence for the state's JudiEarle said the change to judge's conduct before his vestigate independently," he cial Qualifications Commission, make the court the reviewer present term and that the corn- told the committee. The committee voted to allow had the support of Chief Justice mission is only an arm of the Meanwhile, a Senate the commission to write its own James Adkins and Gov. Reubin Supreme Court. judiciary subcommittee today rules and to establish the legis- Askew. Earle said the commission approved two bills to allow canlature as reviewer of the rules. In a report to the legislature should be free to Investigate dldates to qualify for a primary A commission rule could be re- last week, Adkins had strongly F ____ ' jected by a majority vote of denounced the proposal to give _____ each house. the corrumasiot: Independence Comm ission chairman Ri ch - from the court, sa ying it woul d I 1 ard Earle of St. Petersburg lead to witch hunts. suggested that the Supreme The commission now recoinBy The ASSOCIATED PRESS Sentencing - Provides that I L Court review the rules since the mends rules which the court Tuesday, April 15, 374 courts may consider restitution cour tmust decide finally on any may accept, change or reject. The House of crime victims a mitigating The drive for commission indiscipline of judges the cornBills passed: (actor in sentencing persons P __________ ______ dependence began w hen the missi on may recommend, Claims —. Provides $2ooQo to convicted of a felony or misBy keeping legislative re- court ordered a halt to an in. Mary Liewellen Parker for demeanor. HB544, Singleton _____________ serious injuries to herself and and others. death of her husband, Thomas, The Senate - By BRUCE BIOSSAT A special session of the lead. Japan and Western United Nations General Europe are even more Assembly may show whether dependent than we are on the Third World nations can imports of raw materials. If countries exporting these stand together en economic issues as well as they often do materials follow the lead ol the - W W -IT - . AP ALMANAC I Sanford Herald, Sanford P.O. Box G22 Teaneck, New Jersey 07666 Enclosed is $ I . Send me - copies of AP Almanac. Name Address City State ' - tf.r,h-, & w, ,, ' i.-, .1j ij; Zip 111c .-41,t,, .'J !',,- — — 'i:--': Seminole Calendar Of Coming Events , 11111 April 16 Kindergarten and Fust Sale Hunting, 7:30-9:30 p.m. Grade Roundup, Hopper Free, call Seminole Junior Elementary School, 9:30 p.m. ('oIle't for reservations. Not necessary for childrL'l Dis(rji 37 Nurses, regular already in public kindergarten 4 p.m., Health Depart. to register for first grade. Bring neetir., ' - Mr. & Mrs. Billie Hobbs, a ment, 9th and French, Sanforii. birth certificate bo). Sanford Open :o all nurses. April 18 Mr. & Mrs. Morris Leggett, a April 17 Lake Mary School Kinboy, I)ehand Used book sale, 10 am. to S dergarten and First Grade p.m., South Seminole Corn- Roundup, 1 p.m., auditorium, DISCHARGES munhly Library, Maitland Bring birth certificate. Child Avene, Altamonte Springs. must be Five by Jan. 1, 1975 for Sanford. kindergarten and 6 for first l.e,- ue of Woomen Voters of Luella Howlett grade. Ch ildren in Lake Mary ee ting Se minole County, open m Mrs. Barry Smith, a boy Kindergarten already no :iemninole County Corn. Jones M. Gill registered. p't'hen!.I''e Land Use Act, 7:30 Baby Boy Ellmnore p in First Federal Savings and Johnny L. Scott April 19 Loasi, 5,R 434, Longwood. Anne E. Stanish British Floridian Club of Sarah W. Lyon t.ii'land.Sauth Seminole Orlando meeting at Unitarian GOES ON SALE. After 5 PM on weekdays you can talk for 3 minutes to anyone else in Florida for 75'3 or less plus tax. And rates are even lower on weekends, until 5 PM on Sunday. Just remember to dial direct without an operator's assistance. Any day of the week. Share a smile with someone you Ilove. Di& !ong distance tonight. , SHAPE A SMILE. DIAL LONG DISTANCE TONIGHT. Deborah A. wall.-I, Ctlatnb!r of Commerce Annual Church, 1015 L. Robinson, Casselberry ( ,oil Tourney, 1 p.m., Dub. Orlando, 8 am. Movies on Mabel W. Connelly, fleRmy s;Ircad Country Club, Orlando: England and a sing-along, with EOna T. Smith, I)eBaryuwtail 13 pm.,; buffet, 7 Midge at the pIano. Norninzl Scott A. Marshall. Geneva p.m. admissien. @ Southern Bell Dial.it-youre1f rates do not apply to coin, credit-card. person-to-person, colect, hotel-guest calls or calls charged to thrd number, because an operator rrust aSsst on such caII . S 1! _________________ -- - i. �,-- I ---'-- - -T _ _ TitL_- _- 6A—The Sanford Herald Tuesday, April 16,1974 Aniuir to PtiyS Puiit Jumble U-i^ f. _____________________I ttT 370ulof i Fr ACROKS l Shrub 6 Mice of abüde Iflndergo Intl cient ( jC UWfte 49 Aruoiu Indian mother i; Snsi ceer is FS enint 5O Bargain eents 51 Astronaut s milieu iSsterto 21 Reph sib' r L___________ ' ___________ ti1 r D IK A. Q ti rP'Tj i r Amer ic a n river Z2 Being iLatin , erformer 25'atitesof Latsr.a 26 Contend 77 S.eunw 6 Restores to health 7Onetime 2$Seaeagk t tar ' i3Domt'sttc 10 Boys name 33 Trapping II South I Domesticates I itherme.i 41 natomicai network SGir$sname 44 Pl4fifl P 45Atternns 24 Forefather $ Japanese herb 27 Food fish SOHemngtike 9Steadiest 29 Employ 30 Fried 1,,ok ' 32 Armed fleet 33 Coterie 3ISouth American creeping plant 33 Inherent S6Classification slates 1 E x punger lflndstidual 2 Mourn greatly 20 Certain sim mrr' 3Eiiiire iStgmoidcurve 21 Solar ditk L.ampre 5 Rot lid 23 Public II L 'ab ' 46 Bound tunes 47 Exclamation 31LoaIusts £',' r w se ass of triumph --U by GEORGE W. CRANE. Ph. I)., M. D. CASE A-608: Linda L., aged 9, is the scapegoat for a sexual trouble of husband and wife. "Dr. Crane," she mournfully explained, 'my real daddy died when I was 5. "For he was killed in the war in Vietnam. "Mother then married my new daddy. "na we seemed nappy tor U little while. s Tonight ' Jill.— Jill. — IN II I.. am — ':ii — Jilt HIIIIIIIIIIII MEN IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII00 — II •-j_IiT-:i -_jfl_ TV MAUDE CBS 8-8:30 RERUN) Maude decides to make her life more meaningful. So she decides to go back to work, and takes to selling real estate. It doesn't thrill Waiter at all. He objects to the idea of a part-time wife. 8-8:30 NBC ADAM•12 "Hollywood Division" IRERUNI Much is made of an intriguing new, feminine voice over the police radio in this repeat story. The voice haunts Malloy and Reed while they make their rounds, encountering a drtmken mother, a hit-run case, and a sniper. "But now he criticizes Mother *ghlights Ht valued at $l00, by coin experts. The thief gets a sleight. of-hand carnival artist to work with him in the heist, 8:30-10 NBC NBC TUESDAY M V STE BY MOVIE "FARADAY AND SON: Say Hello to a Dead Man." IRERUN)Thtswasthe opening segment of a new rota tin g Dan Dailey as series, private eye who finally escapes from a South American prison, where he's been held for 28 years incommunicado. He returns to find he has an illegitimate son running his old detective agency, and together they work to track down the killer of his former partner. Last Angry Man" A TV version of Gerald Green's novel about a compassionate, but embittered doctor who devotes his energies to people in the slums of New York. Paul Muni starred in the 1959 screen version, and now it comes back as a TV film with Pat Hingle offering a strong, yet sensitive performance as Dr. Sam Abelman. Set in the depression (1936), the main thrust of the story in volves a young tough in th e n'!ghborhood who Dr. Sam suspects of having a brain tumor, and the doctor's efforts to get a top neurosurgeon to treat him, %W 10-11 ABC MARCUS WELBY. Jean a boy has a hereditary blood disease. The story then zeroes in on his proud working father — who doesn't want charity, despite the fact he can't continue to work and support his ,)• Ll 4,- - At*I ,00 S. - family. thelllies nlrnnsl hrntu, thA cturlin a nA th. new one, "The Shepherd's Radio Humor IN N-iiTN I J $11 I II 9 JØHN wrnNE 0 nhIBBEflS, ii-CacpttbbstfI"J' Three - MARRIAGE SLEUTHING At first glance, you faithful readers sho ul d be able to diagnose exactly the trouble HasBeen Popular Since 1958 _______________ NOU*GAIN MATilIFE _______________ MATIPIIIS UN [ '--~c,~T~.;,--'C-q~) PLO k r IMAE~ I M____ 1.1,11W — I .. ... - io "~ OUEEM" 91 Wedms&V I — — —V POINTERS 0 It Railroad Cars Hard loSee 9 nos- - ____________ - _ The Sanford Herald Dear Abby Complete dinner 3 peset of ch'cken, rroth,d potatoes and rovy, col@ slaw cjr,d hot buutt. Not A Breeze - dandelion buds and leaves will are eating flowers every time flowers were raised during the provide calcium, magnesium you serve broccoli, artichokes 16th and 17th centuries to please and vitamins A and E. or cauliflower. Violets have the gourmet's palate and for Don't just say it with flowers, greater eye appeal and are medicinal purposes. Leona will but, maybe alter all, you should . known to have high vitamin Th is past season she 5trtboP ofl flower cook ery Ifl try eating the daisies. conte nt" presented s programs in 16 the housewares I)epartment of B)' DORISWILLJAM.S Society Editor By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN a I?N W Cicas Thi..,. Y. wtsits $yet. 10L 111, VON* — (''bran was the setting for a nation and esge Also Mmi's. Nell 'iouchtoa, I.. tiit that your husband subject room and board, himself to a vasectomy. 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This code is transferred to short and long dresses alike. White is sorted out as being an essential while the most effective statement Is made in white with a bright color. !t's even admirable to be in the red MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER Cochran, Mrs. Gri ffi n, Miss Griffi n, Mrs. McLeod, Anna IV-4 ts, ed Game 54'S Geneva ±l - TM 4 - Exhi bi ts are open to all exhibitor's possession at least covered with green foil by th e amateur gardeners. 90 days pr ior to show. Entries Committee. - All entr ies must be 11 - Cut specimen entries DELTONA — The Garden registered, checked and passed must have been grown by intimate and the spiritual part SAGI'I'1'ARRJS (Nov. 22 tO Deltona of Club will present by the Classification Cornex hi bitor. Containers will be of your life. You can have more Dec. 21) If you are more willing ., Our n rd Heri ta ge," a S da ta be re be mittee fo ing placed. pr ovided for cut specimens. contentment in a positive to cooperate wi th others at An Flower Show, April 26 nual 6 — Each entry must be 12 -Pots must not be over 14 TV. Sfl Iv.,,,.. r h.,. I'flTV., ,7 UII IMI 27, at the Community and labeled with both commonand ,---. -inches in diameter. Pots will be , harmony there. Evening , £1 W 'Wi' IJJLiUIICUI names. UZ.I1ItUIIUfl " for entertaining. you meditate some, you can put Entry qualifications are as chairman will assist in idenfollows: your finest talents to work that tilication. CAPRICORN ( Dec. 22 to Jan, can bring you much profit and 20) Attending a lecture of a lofty I — From April 1 to 23, ad. 7 -Container grown plants: happiness. Show devotion to nature can give you the wisdom vance entries for potted Only one of a variety to a mate, to advance to new heights and specimens will be made with container unless specified Mrs. Cecil Halbert of Deltona. under class name. TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) make your life happier. Be 2 - Potted plants will be 6 - In a given section or Know what it is you want out of wise, between 7 and 9 p.m., class, an exhibitor may enter accepted life and then go after it. Make AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. April 25 and cannot be removed more than one variety in a sure you think positive and you 19) Visit places where there is until 5:30 p.m., April 27. genus, but not more than one of get along much better Avoid much affluence and become 3 — Cut specimens will be the same variety or color. inspired so that you can be accepted between 7 and 9 a.m., 9 — Flowering potted plants GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) more successful. Listen to a April 26 and cannot be removed must be in bloom. 'p "-' ...k . SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) If you carefully plan today's ur, 'JU because I._' 'I to'r) GENERAL TENDENCIES: activities you can have a All day you are under excellent wonderful time with influe nces for putting in effect congenlats. Make sure you help some new plans of ectbon that to conserve energy now, have to do wi th . Mconu L1':?. wfln rTh ¼, I.--... uuuup. ..- '- I wà - nt - checked, seasonlessknitclothes enforce anyone's fashion credentials. Linen knit is the newest statement to put in trust.. Owning one is similar to receiving regular dividends. A linen blend knit pantsuit orslc.jrt suitcontinuesto'give" a ll year % ___________ , ,' -1 , t,e '1'-4t . . v - - - '- WEDNESDAY,APRIL17,1V4 Win ' i,.i t%flJ - - NEW YORK - NEA — You as long as it's in tandem with don't need a computer to tell white. you that c hecks are the key output for sprin g — and the only signature that these checks require that of their desuner. Working Women Gianni Fern. His windowpane. / ' ' - . ' - - ,' I 1r' "ift._.Jj ,', - r - Great Fashion Investment u r ~ ,_ Z (Herald - - " ' .' - =- -c , ,,., _P _.I ___ •. j,' T~rP - ___— vil ;_ . . ,.. . - -__ _ _.. - - - ~__ CARROLL RIGHTER'S " ine If - - -.Awb-. _ -. I-.- . 1 a... Is ' .. r - Charles S. Roberts, S. F'. IsItsmy to; lose 11 Televisi n — -_ -_ - k\j — ------ .. rmiiscellsne shower honoring mothers, Mrs. Frank Griffin Burke, Lucille Humphrey, Manfre, Pearl Yarborough, Miss Lorraine Griffin who will and Mrs. Kathleen McLeod. Arthur Boyd, H. M. Gleason, U. Paul E. Smith, U. M. Ball and become the bride of Neil with yellow and pink corsages. W. Keogh, L. A. Barley, H. I, H. C. Pugh. Franklin McLeod Jr. on June 7, Guests included Mmes. Howell Jr., A. F. Stevens and at 8 p.m., at Lake Mary Gladys Plloian, J. W. F. Griffin, Frank Davis. Also the Misses Sara PiloIan, Presbyterian Church. HR. Sundvall, H. M. Cochran, Also Mines. Loraine Conley, Sandy Pilolan, Elaine Cofer, Co-hostess was Mrs. Anna Frank Evans, U. E. True, M. H. Betty V. Schusemeyer, H. C. Kris Johnson, Annie Thompson Mae Cochran. Pm. '. (' Itt', ii ('tl"m:im H:'-:: P:.', 1 ":n, Alice I,ansjn', 4 , '1 1 '. !': ' :stein. — — ____ ___ ; * __ — — ". DEAR ABBY: My husband possibility that she was joking? , states, Canada and the Ilir cihirnungi) illustrated Bahamas. If not, she clearly meant to hurt According to Leona Woodring Jordan Marsh, Altamonte She has appeared as years, and I def initely have you, and the only way to deal Smith, nationally known lec- Springs, on April 18, from 11 book contains over 200 tested guest artist on numerous radio made up my mind that I do not with someone who inteutlonally turer and author of "The a.m. until 1 p.m. Open to the recipes using the special and and television programs. want any children, My husband hurts you is from a distance, Forgotton Art f Flower public, there is iDo charge for untisual flavors of 26 common Leona regards feeding flower says if that's the way I feel and as Infrequently as possible. Cookery", roses garden flowers plus the history, petal sandwiches to the are high in the demonstxattlon. about it, it's all right with him. vitainimi C, daylilies co n ta in Diamonds may 1e a girl's legend and folklore of "What's My line" panel as one The problem is that I want DEAR ABBY: I've been minerals and protein, best friend but the gourmet flowers, of the most fun and was him to have a vasectomy-an dnting this nice young man nasturtiums are regarded as an cook chooses violets, according While living in Washington delighted to learn that Arlene operation which will make him exclusively for seven months, herbal penicillin and by to Leona.; D.C., Leona began a new career Francis is an avid eater of sterile. (My brother-in-law had fie didn't ask metogosteady. I weeding your lawn for lunch the "Why not?" she adds. "You when she disçpvered that flowers. one, and he says it Is a breeze.) just don't care to go with My husband says he doesn't anyone else. He doesn't go with want that kind of operation, and anyone else either, so I guess he thinks it's up to me to either you'd say we are going steady. take the necessary precautions My problem is my mother, I or have an operation to make She has told me that she doesn't me sterile, want me to date him anymore. I would like your opinion. Just like that! The reason: He's LAKE MARY - The Alma The hostesses presented the NOCHlLDRENT)(S too short! (He's exactly my Avenue home of Mrs. Geneva honoree with a sea loam car. Williams, M. Tills and Hazel J. North, Don Griffin, James Miller. Griffin, C. A. Hivans Jr., — — ti:i' and I have been married for Ax GOOD *11 DAY Regular $I 2 Tuesday, April 16,1974-7A Author To Show 'The Forgotten Art 0 Flower Cooke ry' Vasectomy height-5 loot 6 . ) DEAR NO: Since it was your I'm not a child. I'm 20 years decis ion to have no chi ldren, I old, but I live at home with my think it's up to you to take the parents: I'd move out, but they precautions instead of lnListing need the money I pay for my hcre. WE _-.---.- • Shower Honor Miss Gififfin IL'1lLL JJ "The next thing you know, NEW YORK (AP) Radio tions about youth in a rotting — Linda's mother is they think that's all you ever hwr, says Jean Shepherd, is town. iI witting cause of this family an art "rarer than a five-wingHe spins magnificent yarns talk about," he said, referring strife. ed but te rfl y." He should know, a bout crappie fishing In fetid to childhood. "I'll do three JllI But she doesn't even dream 1e's been at the art here since ponds, men who drink loIs of shows of satire on Norman 11111II IIIIIIIIIIIII t that she is guilty, though it 1956. This year, he was set loose boilermakers, Life at Warren G. Mailer and never hear a word o l. dmost breaks her heart to see nationally on NBC Radio. Harding School and mythical about it, except from out of _ Linda so severely scolded by those who've never heard boyhood pals like Schwartz, town. For ANN 0j her new stepfather. Alas, the local radio Image he him, Shepherd i't your usual Flick, Broder and Cosnowakl. Manhattan wlseguy. He's more He is considered a master of hates may wind up on national And he often feels like a heel of a free association cross be. blue-collar nostalgia. He also TV because he wrote "Wanda exploded anger tween Mark Twain and Herb considers thls honor a bum rap. Hickey's Night of Golden at both Linda and herinmother. POLLY'S Sh-iner. "I'm not a reminiscer," he Memories and Other It's a pity he's only heard a groused. "I'm no more of a Disasters," a collection of short For it requires some psychological insight ormarital few minutes on NBC's "Em. remlnlscer Own Bill Cosby. No, stories about his adolescence. He says there's a strong poasleuthing to diagnose such a phasis" on weekdays and on I'm serious. I've oftan won"Monitor" weekends, He has an dered why, when Cosby talks siblity the book will be made uncanny ability to bring about his mythical boyhood into a TV movie this fall.The U this were the first one YOU genuine Americana Into verbal friends, he's never called j producers, he added, "want to readers had seen, you might be use reflef talgia." it as the basis for a series By POILY CRAMER puzzled. Born in Chicago, he was Shepherd, who does a 45-mb- and I'd work in it both u a or flat cars as they roll by POLL'S PROBLEM But you have witnessed raised In a northern Indiana ute show on a local station here writer and performer. when unless there are lights ap- the same situation dozens or steel null town he never Identi. each weeknight, finds his au"They want to use an interDEAR POLL? Since my preaching from the opposite hundreds of times, you can fles, apparently for fear the dience a bit weird. They usually testing technique, do it more or 13-month-old grandson started side. MRS. G. B. instantly surmise the difficulty Chamber of Commerce will seem to recall only his dis- less in the 'Our Town' style, to walk he has fallen out of bed DEAR POLL? Sandy's here, someday hire a hit man to say sertatbons on growing up in where I'd step in and out of scenes." twice, He tried to climb over the five-month-old puppy who hello with a load of hot slag. northern Indiana. Linda Is a cute little girl "I don't know why that ls,"he It'd be his second go at na side of his crib an his own, The chews on anything made of Although his NBC effort and crib Is large, Wongand Vmdy wood may bt lkJjig sormthft whose stepfather actually loves most of his local radio work said. "I've discovered that any tional television. In 1971, he was but if the side is put down in his diet. S'e should give the her, concern modern persona, time you mention anything to on public TVlna wonderful 13. ompIete1y he rolls out and if It dog some chew bones or a dog And he is really devoted to themes and events, much of do with childhood on the air part exploration of the nation's Shepherd's fame stems from that's as powerful to people as lesser-known corners in "Jean is left up he may topple again. bone made of HARD pastic or Shepherd's America." Is there something that could be rubber that may satisfy his his spoken and written obeerva- sex. But her mother is the usual done to this crib soit will brthe need for something tochew on. right height for him until he Do hope this takes care of the diffident wile in the bedroom. so learns to climb out safely by bad habit. He éould swallow what happens? wood splinters that could pierce himself? MRS.. A.LK. Her new husband then con. his intestines, MARY P. up a rivalry with her dead DEAR POLL? Recently a DEAR POLL? And Sandy first husband. o t'rnma man i a-mnLweve1e . -mywJgcswwvucwner3oII nirmlng into the side of my wood floor killed "She Isn't ardent with me," a freight car. He was familiar the edges of three vinyl with this crossing near his tabl ecloths before I ran across he figures, "so she must still be (44) Patty Duke ® (2) Today carrying the torch for her TUESDAY 3:00 (2) Another World News CBS (6) home and was not under the the foaiowtng hint ina dog book. (6) The Price Is (') B'flO'$ Big Top Influence of anything. I wonder Rub hot pepper sauce on stir. former mate." RIght EVENING 8:00 (6) Capt. Kangeroo why the railroads do not paint faces the puppy favors and he Jealousy thus in trudes Into (9) GeneaI Hospital (9) Mike Douglas broad stripes of flourescent will be discouraged. This cured what could be a very happy (35) Mr. Ed 7:00 (2) To Tell The Show paint on their cars so they could my dog of indiscriminate home. ) New Zoo Revue Truth 9:00 (3) Phil Donahue be seen easily at night. A car's ct'1ewmg He is now three with 3:30 (2) How To Survive ( 6 ) Hogan's Heroes Show For A Marriage headlights would pick tip (9) Dragnet (6) tiinttones his chewing confined to milk that she has allowed to (6) Match Game (13) News reflection quite a distance bones and bones. (POLLY'S (9) Movie remain in their bedroom. (9) One Life To (24) Woman 9:30 (6) Concentration away. NOTE: Some vets do not favor Live (35) Star Trek 10:00 (2) Dinah's Place Alas, she doesn't even They sound of the whistle ona this use so It might be con(33) Penthouse (44) Mod Squad The Joker's () 7:30 (2) Sale Of The Barnyard long train often gone as a car sidered as a last resort. Also, imagine this is why her new Wild "'---" .'d the the ppy ay be teething and husband grows sarcastic and (44) Buliwinkl, Century 10:3) (2) Jeopardy 4:00 (2) Somerset (6) Andy Griffith (4) Gambit train rumble blends in with the chewing on hard rubber toys faultfinding, even about trivial ) Mery Griffin Truth Of (9) (44) Fury car MRS. matters. g noises On -.a dark would satisfy himi. ---0 IT) LuCY Show consequences 10:55 (35) News night it is Impossible to see box McC. (24) Sesame Street (13) Movie 11:00 (21 Wizard Of Odds Indeed, t he more he loves (44) (24) Man And Gilllgan's Island Line wtr My her, the greater Is his jealousy. Environment Split Second (9) By OSWALD & JAMES 3G (2) Bonanza 8:00 (2) Adam 12 (33) Romper Room At Bridge JACOBI And the g reeter his ( Movie (4) Maude (44) FIlm I Jealousy. the more he strikes ()) Winter Park (9) Happy Days 11:30 (2) Hollywood City Council out to get even. and led a trump back. 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(13) Detectives 10:30 News (35) Variety News (44) (34) Sesame Street his king. 11:00 (2,9) News OLviously, I couldn't explain 2 Pass JC 12:30 (2) Celebrity (44) Lucy Show _____________ (24) Speaking Freely Ps 4 Pass Sweepstakes 6:30 (, 4, 9) News Pass I ,211 thl'to Linda, but idid phone (35) f)Jfl I Pass (35' Mayberry RFD (6) Search Fcr her mother and clarify the Playhouse Tomorrow 16 ' t 1iZ has b situatnn. '#- 1 ,1 Night Gal!ery ,0 (9) pJ 1:30 Tonight Shoe, (2) V. et \rt h Last south Peyton Place (3$) Smart people, even with (4) News p 4 12:35 (3) News (9) Wide World Of college diplomas and ad. l-'z 2 North and South reached Pass 1:00 (2) Jackpot Entertainment gre , often vanced doctoral de es (4) News their heart game by means of Vou. South. hold (44) Movie All My Children will muff these simple domestic (9) the c1aalc biddink method 4 2 A J 7 6 3 48 6 4 4Q . 12:00 (6) Movies - , Matinee ( crises, unless they have What do yo do nw" caIled,"Poppa-Momma." 1:00 (2) Tomorrow Show ( '"'" 9w& A-Did three hearts. 'sour focussed thereon and studied The contract was a fairly W01,04 Pim•, C5,ftev, PrS,rys hand. minimum a partner has (Ii) News App!leti Psychology., good one, but it made 1:30 (2) Three On A Cite .1 sai but the fat that he can raise Ma tch fled S•is lot 110,I40 East played the defenst, like hearts means there mat well b' So send for my booklet "Sex () As The World dear old Aunt Emma. a c hance for game. Invite l DIfferences Between Men and WEDNESDAY Turns South was delighted with the TWILIGHT PI$OnMANCE ........ Women," enclosing a long TOLL%'s"S QUESTiON (9) Let's Make A diamond opening since It Surd is 600 PM. MORNING 'nstead of raising to two heartL stamped, return envelope, plus (VININO PIORMACI .......... eliminated the necessity of .''r c-anN-. '--- --j r. ...-..... 2:00 (2) Days Of Our TUt1.TLJ,3 IF Sat $i73ope, ;. ',hzi; r:, 6:00 (9) Sunr Jubilee Lives 'g (cr the enemy ace. H d' t; R**gq'ytfChv...Row;.4 - , - ME TJUIIN — ' 7:30. 9:15 fl:' & _z _111111 .1 r UstMI 30V 11:30-1 a.m. ABC ABC WIDE EN WORLD OF TERTAINMENT It's 20the Century Fox's turn to blow its historic horn with a studio review. Dick Chamberlain hosts, and among the clips will be scenes from "The Grapes of Wrath," "Cleopatra," which Z Musketeers." over everything, even when M.D. "No Charity for the 8:30-9:30 CBS HAWAII FIVEhasn't done anything wrong. MacAll isters" (RERUN) When o (RERUN I The big activity is "And he has even begun to tracking down an international 8:30-11 ABC TUESDAY a young boy is bitten by L yell at me, too, till I hate to thief who steals a nickel that's MOVIE OF THE WEEK "The snake, Dr. Kiley discovers the come home from school. "I just wish lcould run away. "But I'd hate to leave my Mother ali alone." - I I ,IF %~-. ! ... I P t I L 13 _ S"Aaws' -'_ Youngster TL Scapegoat In M [Hf 4% 1'C%ttlU1 peer &nt T -'Ic- " dMiffilt" _____________ headband Oak IIUIR z (21° l2 Greek letter 43 Ornamental 14 Most t 6 4OUpp4'r limb lLRudenI It Extol IS Izt -' _ LLttd . t , Ttd - -.'.-- /7 SANDRA LAKE — MEMBERSHIP LIMITED TO 200 For additional information or inspect'on of our facility call SANORA SALES OFC. o %21.4470 DAY%, CHUCK HILL 1 27-4116 NITES 7inn,5 courts comp in Jvi �- —' -' ----• .r-- - - _-w -' -- - - - - - -- •-"--- - - ,... *Ii -_ - -- - - - -- - - - - - - 's BA—The Sanford Herald Tuesday, April 16, 1974 P —: - . __- J - ''A Peek At Disney 'M agicians ' , . - By JEAN PATTESON Herald Staff Writer j - ("_4, - 1. -, - - - -. -: t. - -- - - - _- ' - .---- __ - - i . ___ -. 2:1. ~_--m--i w~ ~__ - __ I I 9_ ,1? VW~ I aw i __ _- __il—~~~i -; -~-~~ .-5 "4_01 ------- % _zx __ - buildings inaintenancemen and the army of technicians who keep the "hole show rolling as smoothly as Walter Elias Disney himself would have demanded. animadon department are at work several hours before the giant playground opens in the In caverns and tunnels deep morning, and they often leave under Walt Disney World, with the last visitors of the artists and sculptors, day-as do gardeners, mechanics and carpenters and seamstresses, are as busy as Santa's helpers in his North Pole workshop the day before t_.. Christmas. Disney World may appear a place of miracles to the millions of tourists who visit it each year, but the entertainment complex is not maintained by magic ____________________________ To keep Goofy clowning, the —er Tiki Birds singing, and the Presidents bowing with dignity ______________________________ in their hail of Fame, a large Li ok force has to be constantb repairing, repainting, and replacing the animatronic . I ( -41 shriek and sing in the en. ---. _____ IV chanted hafls and gardens. — - _______ - - ____________ 1 -. _____ - . - __-_ - - -- - : _______ . - ALTAMONTE-CASSLEBERRY CHAMBER OFFICERS FIRST ELECTED of newly organized Alta morite-Casselberry Chamber of Commerce are shown at the kick-off breakfast this morning for the one-day membership drive. Seated (1 to r), Betty French, secretary; Helen Keyser, treasurer; standing, Robert Hattaway, first vice president; James Caltrider, second vice president; and George Foster, nresjdent r officers Oviedo As ked To Bu By CINDY FLANDERS Herald Staff Writer A petition containing approximately 115 names was presented to Oviedo city council Monday night asking the city reamsider purchase of Citizens Bank-property located in center of town. Council had previously voted against L y children are the oies who need this treatment. A special election Is to be called within the next 60 days to decide the lowest paid officers who are now receiving $6,000yearly will be discussed In the Monday night work session. A retirement nrouram for Police Chief Ken Thpplett ci ty employes was approved by asked council for permission to the council. allow an Oviedo Police cadet to Councilman Herbert work traffic control until McCarley's motion to re route September when another of. the new S.R. 419 around the fleer will be hired. The cadet is west side of town was voted a 22-year-old woman who has down by council. Also a motion been with the department for by McCarley to slow down high attractions to be Disney. The Pirates of the Caribbean arrived from California as bare white plaster forms; their ruddy faces and scowling brows had to be in, d their bristling P'1 whiskers glued fast, before the public could venture Into their island stronghold. Tyrolean girls for the Enchanted Mountain are atpresenthaving their blue eyes and cherry Ups painted and their embroidered aprons fitted over peasant skirts, before bobsled loads of visitors hurtle through their Alpine domain, Artists In the Disney . IV j ' - -. '- 9 - -- - ----.• --- -. - .•-• • ARTIST LEE TOOMBS brushes, cartoon sketches and tourists surprised her. The elephants in their plastic flowers in her unIrcptcal pool turn green from derground studio Is Lee the algae in the water, and need Toombs, an artists' prep, a coat of grey paint from time who paints new anlinatronic time. The more active Tiki to figures and repaints old one, Mrs. bombs worked for 10 Birds lose their feathers by the years at Disneyland in end of each tourist season and Annaheim, Calif., before must be replaced. And the transferring to Fbrida's mermaids soon fade in the Disney complex In ifll. She murky waters 20,000 leagues lives in the Conway area of under their make-believe sea, Orlando, and commutes to the unless Mrs. Toombs and her tourist center each day.follow artists keep busy with their brushes One morning several Vandalism, unfortunately, is ago there were many truckers what keeps Mrs. Toombs in who nearly drove off the road business much of the time. For Ised by 1 M Toombs has been able a reason nobody nteered to model She had too many visitors to determine, for one of the movies to control thie urge shown in the haunted Mansion bend, punch and to kick, The makeup artist throw things at the animatronic Orlando; the movie crew at Disney; and Mis. Toombs had The smaller figurines are to drive from one to the other stolen by souvenir-hunters, and y. ith her face painted green and id flOt fish scales stuck to her bps'ng ago, all the presidents had "We have a lot of fun:' giggled their Jewelery ripped off. A the blue-eyed brunette, whose Some Joker got up on the s stage in the hail of Fame and sears of working In Disney' wonderland for kids of all ages inked in a mustache under have kept her looking a lot President Nixon's nose with a ounger than her 40-some magic marker. The wretched sears. black patch keeps bleeding the other morning, the first through the layers of paint visitors of the day caught her applied to conceal it. If you plan to visit Disney 4iIt at work in the vultures' soon it is unlikely ycu World age. Veronica, Virgil and Victoria, true to their vulture- will meet any of the backroom tti, insistedon car-tying off boysandgtrtswhomalntain the bones of the fake skeleton attraction's glittering facade in hanging in their cage, and glowing color, clarion sound scattering them In the furthest and lively animation. You may come across a corners Mrs. bombs was securing the bones with metal plaster case of Mrs. bombs' head, however. It's lurking in the shadowy depths of a crystal ball in the Haunted MansIon's seance room. By BOB LLOYD aty Editor fire flow service and would —Instructed Knowles to •S, t& - - : - CALL 3228321 FREE ESTIMATES ,fl1?u-4 SOUTHERN AIR OF SANFORD,INC. N. MAPLE AVE. Funeral Notice .- ~k~ , ---,-,"iM '.~,/ Ave. Santc,'-d. w?od.ed Monday, Oidst Funerl Heme In Seminole County FIRST ESTABLISHED IN iMS - By FRANK BROWN Brewers 6, Orioles I In the American League, the flutterball, striking ou 13 and Tigers I, Red Sox 0 AP Sports Writer Clyde Wright, who couldn't Detroit Tigers nipped the Bos- walking three batters in leading Norm Cash hit his first home Two opposing runners tried ton Red Sox 1.0, the Milwaukee the Braves to victory. He run of the season in the fifth even bend over last season befor the extra base Monday Brewers topped the Baltimore allowed only singles while his inning, and Joe Coleman pit- cause of severe pain in his back, night. Larry Bowa made it; Lou Orioles 6-1, the California An. teammates Jumped on Randy ched a three-hitter to carry pitched a four-hitter to help Brock didn't, gels blasted the Minnesota Jones for three runs in the first Detroit past Boston. Milwaukee beat the Orioles. Bowa scored from first base Twins 8-1, and the Oakland A's inning and another in the seeA two-run single by Pedro Coleman pitched a two-hitter on Del Unser's single in the defeated the Chicago White Sox ond. in his last outing--a victory Garcia and a throwing error by eighth inning. Brock didn't 4-3 in 13 innings. Atlanta picked up three more over the New York Yankees- Baltimore starter Mike Cuellar score in the sixth after stealing Brock's daring play may runs in the sixth, with Niekro and followed Monday by giving contributed to a five-run Milsecond and watching Phila. have inspired the 155-pound singling one run in himself. up only singles to Rick Miller, waukee second inning. delphia catcher Bob Boone Bowa's attempt. Henry Aaron left the game Doug Griffin and Mario GuerWright surrendered the throw the baseball into center "I've always made it a habit after five innings with a stiff rero. Orioles rim in the second inning, field. to run hard," said Bowa. "it right shoulder. Aaron has three The Red Sox left seven men but didn't allow a hit after that "Brock tries to intimidate was a gamble. If I'm out, I'm hiLs-all of them home runs-iii on base. inning. you on the bases," explained the goat." 21 at.bals this season. Philadelphia second baseman Astrus 3, Giants 1 But Bowa made good his Dave Cash, who threw Brock gamble. Cash was on second Larry Dierker pitched a out at the plate after- chasing and Bowa on first when Unser three-hitter while Lee May and L r O Boone's errant heave. "1 saw slapped a single off second 011ie Brown provided home run him go, but I knew he couldn't baseman Ted Sizemore's gl ove. support in Houston's triumph, eutiwl the balL'' t-iht and As tl' ball skittered towards l)ft1Lcr -truc F And with Brock off the base- the right field foul line, [Iowa walked two to win his second paths, the Cardinals couldn't scampered homeward, game of the season, outscore the Philhies-dropping He pitched only 27 innings Cash had scored easily to give a 3-2 decision despite two home the Phillies a 2-1 lead, but last season due to arm trouble, runs by Reggie Smith. iowa's run proved the winner, but has come back strongly this S orts In other National League as Smith slugged his second season. games, the Atlanta Braves homer of the game in the ninth The Giants took a 1-0 lead in blanked the San Diego Padres inning to cut the margin to 3-2. the first, but Houston tied it in 6-0 and the Houston Astros the second before the home run Braves 6, Padres 0 trimmed the San Francisco GiPhil Niekro befuddled the hitters took over in the sixth ants 3-1. Padres on four hits with his and seventh. The Sanford Herald Tuesday, April 16, 1974-i B GUARANTEED RESULT WANT ADS a Order a 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 of charge the equal number of days. CALL 322-2611 OR 8319993 - - - 7'kl fi J ra out j WAPF -. a. • .- .1111pow I - - I I I :., (Herald Photo By Lot A C 0 ri - * I G.ig.r) OOH, THAT HURTS SOUTH SEMINOLE little leaguer, hit by an errant pitch, gets some comfort from 'he man in blue during action at the Five Points baseball complex. Enjoys Being Girl, Wants Golf Victory 'Wind' Aided Marathon Winner There's an BOSTON (AP) old Irish saying in wishing friends good luck: "May the wind be always at your back." Young Neil Cusack must have had it in the back of his mind In winning the 78th Boston A.A. Marathon. Cusack, a 22-ycr-c!d East Tennessee State College student from Limerick, - - NEW YORK (AP) Laura ning the prestigious U.S. Ama- porarics, MISS Baugh doesn't Bough enjoys being a girl, likes teur championship in 1971 and feel insulted when people talk being told she's pretty, loves being named Golf Digest's Most about her beauty while neglectbuying clothes and is thrilled Beautiful Golfer of 1972. ing her golf skills. Her pro debut came in the with the fame and fortune she's "It doesn't bother me one accumulated at the tender age Lady Tara Classic in Atlanta bit," she says. "I'm flattered... and for two rounds she more I also think it helps the tour. of 18. But she's not satisfied, than lived up to advance billing Women have turned out for tournaby leading the field. But she fell men's tournaments for years to "I want to win a golf ment awfully badly," she says. off in the third round and look at the men. Why shouldn't "I really do want to win one. finished one stroke behind win- the men come out to look at I've come in second a couple of ncr Mary Mills. us?" She wound up with $15,325 In times but it's not the same. I really want to win a burma- earnings for the season and was Laura takes her golf nerlously named LPGA Rookie of the and plays just about every day. meni" Miss Baugh hopes to win this Year. She began to play in earnest at weekend In Palm Springs in the Promoters have beaten a the age of 12 when her parents $200,000 Dinah Shore Winner's path to her door with offrs. So split up and she moved to Circle tournament-one of the Laura spends her time these California with her mother and top events on the Ladies Pro days between tourneys endors- two older brothers. lug an assortment of products, "When I moved out to Long Golf Association tour, Laura joined the tour when including toothpaste, and works Beach I just wanted to find she turned 18 last July amidst a as a fashion editor for the something that was mine, something to make me different hallabaloo of publicity occa- La dies Home Journal, Not bad for a teenager with Irornotherpeople,"sherecails. sioned at least as much by her less than one year on her own. "I war,ted to be self-supbeauty as by her backswing. Unlike many of her contern- porting." Her credentials included win- Ireland, realized be had victory after in hand Monday conquering 'Heartbreak Hill," about five miles from the finish line in the26-mile, 385-yard run from hlopkintor. to Boston. "After all, I had the wind at my back," he said with a grin winning time in the annual Pa- have had a go at the record. triot's Day event. With two miles to go, I started Cusack, running in only his looking fo: the (50-story) Primsecond marathon, set a blister- dential Building at the finish. I ing early pace and pulled away kept seeing it. I don't know If it from the field. With less than was a mirage or not. two miles to go, he was just 40 "At the end I said to myself, seconds behind the record pace. God, it's over. I'm so tired I'm "My muscles went a bit lax in a trance, but tonight I'm goafter the hills," he said. "if I ing out and have a few beers." felt stronger, maybe I would Cusack, who competed in the after covering the rugged course in 2 hours, 13 minutes, 39 seconds, the third fastest ,. . - I. ., ' Iuj j - - . , ki" ,i __ 2 -3k - _+ , -?, ff - Er. 'i' t . - - _r.~., J & ,&- - - j - -- - - --. . - - - - .. Major Le.n.,nu e . - - -. ..- . -. - -1 - hL ~fil . ____ - ,. . " ' .• . .. . - 5 - -. Ai~ -. , -. . . . ,., . By The Associated Press American League East I • - 0. - i.--: r--..L 2 ... , -. . ..--. ...-...... , -. C1t . •, ,.-..' - . - .-. ;: - -p - New - Baltimore - - .. O.trot Cleveland -. •. ,,.; _.' ' - -. -. . -' I,,,_ '- ,..V,.-- AL. Caiforn - -:-- •,' (Herald Pho to By John Chef wa) NOW WHERE'D THAT LYMAN'S ED Callan slides safely into second while Evans High School second sacker watches ball pop out of his hands in a rain-called Metro Conference baseball battle Monday. W L Pc?. S 2 711 4 3 571 5 4 lIe a a a 6 4C*3 3 6 331 west 7 2 .77e 1 3 571 Mi lwaukee Roston Ycr ,,,.' - :--.-- Standings ____ -. . . J __________ - - . , .. r _______________________________ ______________________________ - N, " 1 Lefty \ Park LL B To Be Ded i cated Satu rday 10,000-meter- run in the 1772 Olympics at Munich, where he decided to concentrate on the marathon after watching the United States' Frank Shorter win the gold medal, fell 3:0 short of the BAA record of 2:10.30 set by England's Ron Hill in 1970. Ireland's Eamon O'Reilly was runner-up that year in 2:11.12, the second fastest time in the Boston run. Cusack nulled away from l73 runner-up Tom Fleming, fl, a graduate student at William Patterson College In New Jersey, less than seven mil es from the start. In a record field of 1,705, there were 1,397 Finishers within the official 34hour counting period. In 1973, with 1,300 starter-s,, there were 871 finishers counted. - . e DUMB BALL GO? Lyman was leading 4-2 in the tot) of the fifth on a two-run homer by Mike S immons. Game was to be made up today. By FANNE1TE EL) WARDS Herald Correspondent -: Minnejo?a Oakland GB — 7 I i, 2 - 7 5 4 556 7 Kansas City 3 3 100 2 Texas S w Chicago 1 7 173 S Mondays Retults - Detroit 1. Boston 3 Milwaukee 6. Baltimore 1 Oak land J . Californa I. Mnneta I Other clbt not S(heduleci Tuesday's Games Rostoi (Tan? 0 01 a? Nr-,'. Vcr (Stottlemyr, It) Cleveland (J Perry 0 I) at ','l*aukee (Colborn 00), N Kansas City (Suby 7 Oi a? Teias (Clyde 00). N o' 00) Oakland ILniblad 00). Pd coaches, will be introduced by International League and for Carl Wolde, president and Albany, South Philadelphia and DELTONA-The Dedication manager of the league. The Shamokin of the Atlantic League. He later played at of the "Lefty Vann Ball Par-k," teams and managers are at Elgrove, in Deltona and the Roberts and Gilman, managed Binghamton and New York in the NYP League. first game of the season for the by Robert Carroll; Southeast hauled down 14 rebounds ad Lailrwr caine nit the bench. UNIONDAI.E. N.Y. (API sitIi 16, 'hiIe 7-2 Artis Gilmore, In 1932 and '33, he managed by Thomas newly chartered, "Little Bank of DeItGna WendeAl Ladner looks familiar had five assists and five steals. Mininewta Mtcker 00, Ladner is known for his hustle who manhandled Carolina in an at the "house of David" team and to League of Deltona," will take Maims; Deltona Lions by Phil the Kentucky Colonels ...and So much for the Ladner the and diving over and through earlier-series, was held to 13 for California (Ryan 21). N in 1936 piloted the Congoleum Only gares Schedtttd place Saturday, April 20 at 1 Reeves and the First Federal Colonels once knew and loved, tables, chairs and water coolers the second game in a row by then again he doesn't. Wedn esday's Games by Victor Gold Seals to the Delri Savings and Loan p.m. The Colonels saw Ladner, a The unfamiliar part is that is the stuff of which ABA Billy Paultz. Cl evel and at Milwaukee. P4 Championship. Vann continued Baltimore at Detroit. Pd On the standard is plaque on C.anfoca. teammate until last Jan. 25, do there's less of wild Wendell legends are made. Boston a? New York. N A double-header will follow managing the next 22 years, his thing Monday night and these days-about 10 pounds which is inscribed, "In memory Shortly after Ladner entered Stars 106, Pacers 102 Kansas C?y at Texas, N until retiring to Deltona. of Lefty Vann, a dedicated the ceremonies, spark the New York Nets to a less. Monday night's game, Issel Chicago at Oakland, N Ron Boone and Willie Wise As might be expected, Vann Arnold 'Lefty" Vann, was a citizen whose life was devoted M'ota at Calforn-,, 9M victory and a 2-0 lead in The weight loss-the 6-loot-5 wound up several rows deep paced Utah's balanced attack to the Youth of Deltona," and baseball player for 55 years. He could not "take it easy" after the best-of-7 American Basket. Ladner is down to 220-began among the specthtor-"I got a with 20 and 13 National League points, respecfirst became associated with followed by the date. East retiring to Florida and in 1966 ball Association semifinal play. :ibout three weeks ago, accord- little help," he reported-and a lively, while Utah Coach J after meeting with represenW L Pct GB Rev. H. Wight Kirtley, pastor the game in 1917 when he piting to Wendell and in late Feb- fv minutes later, Kentucky's Mullant'v credited defense for Mntr ea l off series. 3 I The Utah Sta , rs also gained a ruary, accw(ling to Coach Ke- Wait Simon bad to untangle the victory over Indiana. St Louls ? I 100 Orange City and George Dully of Deltona, will render the Eastern League. He was a Philapn.a yin Loughery. 3 3 625 i the other semifinal, be, basket support lumsell [ruin a The only Indiana player able of I)eltona, "The Southwest 3 2 8(a) invocation and the eulogy to native of Hushing, Long Island, Indiana Pacers 1IE-1U2. "I've cut down to just about Stanchion. to store siU1 any consistency New York as Volusia Little League 7 S 266 1 N.Y. Vann. In the National Basketball one meala day. I thiu'k I'm a lot was All-League forward George Pittsburgh 1 7 775 S The following year he pitched formed for boys 12 to 16 years of Association semifinals. the quicker." said the Nets' super The boys of the four tearms Weil Julius Er%ing topped the Nets M(Ginnis, who collected 30 age. L.os Angeles 7 3 700 that comprise the Deltona Little for Bridgeport and for'the next Boston Celtics, with a 1-0 ad- sub. with 27 points and he, Brian points. San Fran But Vann felt that there was 6 .1 ô years for Toronto of the League, their managers and five Ladner also did a super Job Taylor and Ladner paced a 164 the vantage over New York, will "1 think we needed to win at Atlanta $ S $o no outet for sports for lace the Knicks tonight at defensively on Kentucky's l)an burst in the fourth quarter that twine more than you'll ever Cnrinnali I a youngsters 6 to 12 years old. In 3 c Madison Square Garden, and Issel, the ABA's third leading stretched a 71.5 lead to 8-73 know,'' added Mullarie',. - Ave P4-)u Sl5 '.in D.eo November of 7 700 3 1972, together the Milwaukee Bucks and scorer and the Colonels' top 3:21 remaining. ith had lost four-straight to Indiana Mo,idays R.slts with LeRoy Roth of i i Deltona, Chicago Bulls open their seiles man. Issel made only four of 14 Philadelphia 3, S? Lo,ji Toyler added 16 points and at the end of the season and they organized "The Atlanta 6. Sari ()i t" 0 shotsand scored a season low of John Williamson had 14. Lou these two games have helped Deltona tonight at Milwaukee. Youth Community Baseball Houston 3. 5.n Frnc Ladner scored 15 points, nine points, four of them be fore l)ampicr was high for Kentuckyy our confidence a lot. games scteduleLeague. Only Tuesday's Games Then last December, Deltona P?t%burqh (Ellis 0 n ,t cia)'. received the charter to become Calif. A tasju (HoOton 00) tAP) ANAHEIM, 0 Nr* York fSedivef 001 .19 report that Oakland Raider Sun General Slanager Curly a "Little League Baseball rstrl (Roger, 10 t i Team" for boys 12 to 16 years of quarterliack 1)1iryle L.amonica Morrison said Monday night, "? Louis (OLson 00 MIAMI I API — A sports are. other altraction.s, the Miami '_V-s tory uomidomniniumii apart. lumnis," said Donn. Similar age. had agreed to terms with the however, that I.amnonica tutu PrsiladelpPa (Canton 00. n ,)`s edi- mtnt buildings, a 1,00&-room plaws for arerias in other areas nd after na for outh Florida seating Ifer,ald reported in tfKtd bem Soutbern California Sun was not signed with the team al%all Dotgo JArbn 1.11 at ,.t ""I IRred ii,. Pd the with though negotiations largest in the lions. National hockey League several months in the hospital over 20,000-the hotel, a 4,000-seat auditorium have run awry because of taxdcnie'I Monday night by an oWLc Ac'çl iMessersm.ft, teutry is planned on a site and Notional Basketball adjzn'cnt to the arena anti a payer disapproval of public o' at (nc did of the World Football haider qunr(erbd W ce cull- died °n Feb. 13, !t. !e I I '' '.in f r.irc5co Wl'QvghL, timluing and agreement could be survived by his widow. Lillie next toGijlls'xt'amn IKirse racing Association officials said the miiul%.purpose office building, -upIxtrt. League team. I) of HOU%t(n I C,'.ttin I It, Pd area would be bgical for a according to Gullstreaz,i Presi. near. Mae, very active in Deltona track, officials here say. hloldingupconstructionof the Wednesday's Games franchise with such an arena, dent James Dunn Jr. The Sin Francisco Chronicle organizations and an ardent ISO-acre complex is needed York at Mnqs?,eai 11W arena, to be ready in two the 11cr-aid reported. said it had learned that LamnoP't'sburgh at Cho "I'll say this, we're fairly sports fan. rezoning 01 the land by the San Ottgo at Attjn1, N nice would announce signing i, close but we still have some "We will not seek tax monies Miami Metro Commission and The Deltona..Elgrove Shut- years, would be designed for St Louis at PPlat?e'pr.i ' The arn.i would be part of a lIwjur league hut-key, basket,miillicn dollar, multi-year C0fl of mv t'.pe ami are prepared to approval by the South Florida negotiating to do," Morrison fleboard Club will present a LOS A.',s rc rr' giant complex containing seven J)ru(Ted entirely witn private iltgional Planning Count-il can r . tract 'i news conference Toes- said check to the League Sturday. ball, indoor soccer, tennis ant' Nets, Stars Get 2-0 Pla off Leads - . .' . - Lamonica Near S gn ng WFL Contract For 75 - Wed r1vede in Evrqrr'n C'4i,' wiPi RCv J T CMn:toott at.rq Sj.i1P £iy Rev Cl'ar,e ii Crown Jr HriI.in F u ner a l Home in at the la 3222J31 ! Phi llies Ed g e C ardinals, 3=2,0 Bowa Aa kes It; Brock Out -- P & Z To Meet - - -7 - 4' Winter Springs am, - ----. - TOWN - viday •.•-'çr ' . I Name Casse Iberry Man will be held it It M4 4 DEAL Area Deaths judgment is not blurred by emotion. Plan together before need. Spare your family needles' worry, ccifusIon,and doubt. We a: Brisson will do everything possible to assist you. - , COOLEST Casselberry Delays Tap On Fees tS •SI - F"I FOR THE ' .Jw.. S .' '_ volu Police Blotter . of Surrounded by paints and rods when the early-bird provision of time state conhave to be completely telephone the local legislative rtltutlon. The proposed bill revamped aud tied into the city delegation voicing commission would require the county to Sanford city commissioners water system If the city should protests on an annexation bill budget' for service rendered said Monday they're not in- buy them, pending in the house of countywide and for services terested in Southern Gulf Knowles said he told the firm, Representatives that change rendered In only uninUtilities' offer to sell the city however, if the City of Lake annexation procedures to corporated areas of the county. private water systems serving Mary isn't interested In buying referendum on petition by 15 The county would also be six residential areas west and the water system serving Its per cent of qualified electors or required to reduce property tax south of Sanford. area Sanford might take a look by petition of 100 per cent of millageon municipal psy City Manager Warren at ft. property owners involved, The for services rendered only to Southern Gulf In official actions the city bill would repeal a special act unincorporated areas. Knowles said officials say the firm is selling commission: that allows Sanford to annex -Authorized emergency out and have offered to sell the -Voted to increase water contigious area upon petition by purchase, without bids, of city water systems serving the service deposits from $30 to $50 50 per cent plus one of property $31,549 in police radio base Park Ridge, Loch Arbor, for apartment complexes of 10 owners involved, units, control consoles and Ravenna Park, !dyllwllde, to 40 units, industries, motels, antennas for installation at the Lincoln Heights and Lake Mary hotels, coin laundries and -Instructed Knowles to notify new police headquarters areas. restaurants ofd0 seats ormore. legislators the commission building, now scheduled for Knowles said city surveys Deposits for apartment coin- supports a bill now in a House occupancy May 6, at Ninth within the last. two years show plexes of 40 or more units were committee that would im- Street and French Avenue. ng of wi th jail bea connection ti St., and Fre nc h corner of 13th pleirient the double taxation -Awirded low bid of $3,949 to the systems are Inadequate for boosted to $100. Sanford county Jail inmate Steven Ave., Nothing Monday. Southern Pa ving Co. Inc., for Barbara Jane Seeley, 28, of Mohr. Jones being held on reported stolen. paving the parking lot at the 2505 W. 25th Si, jailed Monday kidnapping charges when InStove valued at $l0 stolen new police headquarters. inlieuof$loo bond on charge of cident occurred. Bond 01 15,000 Mondsy from Hallmark Con-Adopted a resolution asking passing worthless check, set for assault stnmctlon Co., at 124 Drew Ave. the county commission to Margaret Smith, 33, of 118 Charles Edward Robinette, Brush fire put out by Sanf!'d realign the jogged intersection During the worksesslon, the CASSELBERRY-Council the fee on the other homes for 3o Hays Drive, Jailed Monday in 17, of 2851 Gale Place, jailed Fire Dept., Monday, in area of agreed Monday night to delay to 60 days until the homes were ba ttle between copper wiring In of state secondary road SR 415 lieu of $5,000 bond on charge of without bond Monda) on 6th St., and Olive Avenue. at its Junction with South hook-up charges 60 days after ready to be connected to the rornex over aluminium wiring grand larceny. charges of contributing to the in conduit raged again when Sanford Avenue as recoinconstruction is started on five sewer and water lines. James Arnith Greaves of 1)6 delinquency of a minor, driving SMD mended in a recent traffic Chuluota homes being built by Calbert Clark said the total hook-up David Meadows of Elm Ave., jailed in li eu of $5,0W while license revoked or had developers asked council to -study, hnnA nn ,4,,a'c,a t,f ,w.c4nn nf ia i. At I%St•J ii Pi-in 10 ian TUM Construction Co.. on Seminola eharue of some 57000 3tA3XJPJV'.J, 1Jt34Ju VI •IJ V b' veto reconsider their March Boulevard. wrong foot," "caught me on the drugs. than 5 grams of marijuana, and E. 4th St., jailed Monday in lieu of wl'ir.g in romex. Al Clark, representative for indicating he was not in a of $5,000 bond on charge of Jesse James Jones, 23, defective equipment. Meadows said it had not been the construction company, said financial position to pay the full pocsesslng to s len property. charged Monday with assault in Break-In at Gulf station at proved romex is less safe than hehadpaldthe$l5otapfeefor ctiargeatthlstline. each of the Fir-St four homes in Wary of setting a precedent, conduit, while it was generally the 2funIt development council voted against agreed tKit copper, whileMDre because he needed the water suspending tap fees on more expensive, was safer than facilities during construction, than live of the nine first homnes aluminium. Ills request to MRS. ,oRA KING bert, Ga., she lived in Sanford Earl A. King of Tampa; 1 but wan ted to hold off paying in the subdivision, install copper wiring in rornex for the past 40 years and was a grandchildren. In the Land 0' Lak's Mrs. Nora E. King, 95, of 318 Baptist, Brisson Funeral Home in development in the city was S. Palmetto Ave., Sanford, died Survivors include two sons, charge. placed on next week's agenda. Monday morning. Born in Cuth- Charles B. Brown, Orlando and In other action, council anALA. iri'1 r A e #1 i .14 r, rn ,'c' 1JI%. JULE. YUUUflUI'1' IVUJI F'AJUI I %.1 IUI proved a comprehensive land use plan presented by CounMrs. June C. Woodruff, 53, of cilman Edith Duerr. The 514 Satsuma Drive died Moncalls for a single resolution day. She came to Sanford in countywide land use plan to be 1958 from her birthplace, financed by the county, but A Casselberry man, who they found Hugh Smith, 32, Deca tur, Ill. She was employed approved by the local adby General Dynamics and was turned himself Into police lying on the floor dead, but ministrations affected by each Monday night saying he shot his Delores a Baptist. Williamson's part of the plan. wife and another man, has been estranged wife — was still hoped It is other Survivors include her son, charged with murder and at- breathing, police said. municipalities will adopt a Michael Woodruff of Pompano tempted murder. liii estranged Police said Williamson went similar plan and bring a Beach; daughter, Mrs. Carol wife remains in serious con- to a friend's home following the resolution to CAI.NO for its Slaughter, Sanford; two dition in O'ange Memorial incident and the friend con(1)Unt)--Wide implementation. brothers, A. E. Chamberline, hospital, polite said today. vinced turn to turn himself in. Council accepted DicSunford and Calvin ChamRonald Lee Williamson, 33, of tiiphone' low bid 14.7S4-or 1 her-line, Michigan: and three 512 Helm Way West, Is in the $165.38 per month on a leasegrandchildren. 9range County jail, without purchase basis-on corn. bond, and scheduled for a Services were held today at Wednesday court appearance. niumiscattons recording Gramkow Funeral Home equipment for the police and Williamson walked into the WINTER SPRINGS-City Chapel. lire dcptrtments. Casselberry City Council Planning and Zoning Corn.Iflflw4Y night and told mission ill ut't t 30 p.111 Police thief George Karcher he today at city hail to reconsider shot a man and woman at a Colbert Construction CornTrailer park at 1328 Grand paily's annexation and zoning KIND, MIS. NORA Ave., in Orlando. request on Oak Leaf Planned Funeral servicti for A: NOW IS THE TIME to plan, chooe Inside the trailer, police said, Unit Development, E, King. K of 314 S Palme"o and make decisions when - (-I Sanford Nixes Water System Buys purchasing the property. A work session has been called for Monday April fl at 7:30 pm. when th e bank two years density of development of property purchase and other Randi Weatherton will work Oviedo was tabled. items will be chiseusseci 40 hours in the surnmer months Permission was given by a 3 Fluoridation equipment for and w n attending school, to I to allow Liquor World Jr,c. 18 he the city's water supply will gave of Orlando to open a package s,000 Thpçilett said. The council approxlmae1y 12,000 to $ councilman Arthur Evans Thpplett permission to allow liquor store southwest of town, Board of reported. Dr. George Starke, a Rand to work traffic, carry a Adjustment car. Longwood weapon and drive a squad recommendations regarding dentist from championed fluoridation before Another request by ippiett trailer permit requests council pointing out that to raise the pay of two of his okayed by time council i.,4W.X im f ::~ .. ~ .W!r Ma jor Arena Plans Revealed For M ami - '. ir'aft - U ' . * -' 2:..-, , - • •_.: F - ~ ~ ; - .5 4*t t ,. r'-":' :'' - - _ I '-. - — �- --*t- - .'-r_-- -rd 1L INEW -- - __ -' .Ui- TiT:TI 2B-The Sanford Herald tc Tuesday, April 16, 1974 ' .---- - re- t --- ---.' - - '-- -------= - ''-- --=--.------ r- - -- -- -.- '--- I ----------- WT ----•- ----- ----- __ + L.nicago Hockey Fans * r-,0 Contact .1 No w Wh - - - w - MV 1 D* 'vw w - - , - BY JOE HAMELIN Double Their Pleasure ' " c11'• I .tA, ) ', .i 4_.M*f -,' aXA S'.pl 11 ~ _~. ~ __ - .- -"-- - .. _. throughout th. Ford -- -. a*'4 .• " 4' •. - - -. o batter in l ff . eyes. t4 w - - I . ______ (Herald Photo By J. Richards) rd ............--.- AIIUAL Lt.A'JUL.. UVUIVU Florida State Bank to an 8.6 win over Sanford Atlantic with a borne run and a double am teamed with Bernie Vonflerbulls to hold the losers to two hits. Another VonHerbulis, Brian, added a double and two singles. A third. Von Herbulis, Louis, collected two singles to pace FSB, Se:nirvile Petroleum's ICo:ky Jernigan struck out eight while Wanking U. E. Bank. 124. Petroleum scored in every inning, rapping out 11 hits In a short four inning game. Jer- CON11NE2ITAL LEAGUE Jack Prosser Ford found a saver and a slugger In Randy Hanson. He came in to pitch is the third Inning with his team trailing Stromberg Carbon 7-4, pitched five innings of shutout ball struck out 11, while powering the come-frombehind win with a home run and a sidzgle. Darrel Sniith and George Dixon raopcd circuit v1ots In the losing effort for Stromberg Carbon. United Transportation Union .. ..... .. first tins, at bat. Professionai I L Re p o rt ....... VHdII nf#*r • • . Sanford Recreation Uttle nigan struck out eight while received a comp1et moun'l League opened Its season blanking U.S. tank, 12.0 performance from Wayne Monda y night with 12 of IS Petroleum scored ir, every Connelly to clip George's 43. teams seeleg action in in. inning, rapping out 11 hIts In a Connelly however, wshort four inning game. terdMsion play. for Jive doubles, two by Albert JerIgan also led his team at Green and one apiece by James AMERICAN LEAGUE the plate with a two-hit per- Garner, Jack Wiggins and Sam forinance. Gr if fi th. D Uuu S. u to th. dugout tfri&MM AII Me strides = 11! fo - - disappointed teammate .i . n -- white, (below) Seminole Sporting Goods whitewashed the Medical Certter 10-0. George Porzlg went four Innings on the hill, gave up Just two hits and added a double to the scoring binge. David Wiseman and Jeff Faucass managed the only two hits for the Medical Center. Chase Bank outsiugged First Federal 1442 and rallied for seven runs in the final inning to round out opening day activities. Canton Brown led Chase with two hits. a Basketball Playoffs TB. Associated Pres?. LII Series lest-of., NBA Conference FlaiR MOrayI (iIfflt$ No games scheduled Tuesday's Games Eastern Conference Boston at New York; Boston leads WitS tO. Western Conference Chicano at MHwaukee, national TV We*sesday's Games No gmn scheduled Thursday's Game conference Milwaukee at Chicago Western Friday's Game Castern Conference w York at Bottom national TV ABA Division Finals Mondays Gam" East Division New York 99. Kentucky IC; New York leads Series 20. 1 %J 11 JI Utah )0. Indiana 102; Utah leads series 70. r C ri. C III I "i.) I I I'.1)UU 01*# I I NEW VOHK sAPi - The Na- Green Bay, while other NFC [ior.al Football League unveiled ttivision winners, Los Angeles as 1974 schedule today with the and Dallas also are away the Miami Eblphins, winner of two first weekend. The Rams play raight Super Bowls, opening at Denver and the Cowboys on the road against the New Journey to Atlanta. Washington, the other playoff in1and Patriots, Sept. i. participant, visits the New The New England game tlr of three consetutive away \'ork Giants at New haven, gaines tor the Dolphins.Conn.. the Giants' temporary home, The schedule also shows live The only teams from the 1973 other playoff (earns from last playoffs who will start at home season playing the first week' are Cincinnati, which plays end on the road. Cleveland and Pittsburgh, Oakland, the American Con. which hosts Baltimore. ferenet' uhainpi(.n, will visit Other first weekend IIUIICII. Buffalo for th first Mund up are New York Jets at Kan. night series' opener, Sept. 16. sas City. Detroit at Chicago. th: Natumil ('n. l'h:k'lph at t I an'! teree titleholder, plays a San Diego at Houston Tuesday's Games D . No games Last Division York vs New This year's rotation renews six of the geographical interconference rivalries introduced in 1970. They are Philadelphia at Pittsburgh and Atlanta at Miami. Nov. 3, Jets at Giants Nov. 10; Dzillas at Houston, No's. 24, and Kansas City at St. Louis, 1)1 Twenty of the 182 games will be shown on national television. In addition to 13 Monday night telecasts by ABC. the network ill handle a Saturday night itiatch between Dallas and Oak. Land on the last weekend of the seasi;n. The regular seasr' ('Ofl' dudes The Super Bns I 12 at New Orleans Kentucky at t.OUSvI West Division Utah at Indiana rherway's Game West Div ision Utah a, Indiana Friday's Games BAT Ion Cal 4M Darwh Mm Gras. Htn 47$ Schn.ck, NY .44; Grich,Bal, .44 .474; D.Parku,'. P9PI, .433. RUNS-Stanton, Cal, Ii; RIv. RUNS-Wynn, LA., ii; Di ev5 Cal, 10: Whitt, NY. 9; All.9 Cedeno Htri 9 R.i?ckscri. Oak. 9 Mel:ger. HIn, 9; Maddox. 'sc, RUNS BATTED INBonds SF . 0ak . 15; ' FRobunton, Cal. 17. Ellis, Cl.. RUNS 'BATTED IN-Cedeno If KC. Professional SACRAMENTO, Calif. APi Undefeated Joe Guevara, 123, Sacramento, won his eighth straight professional figjit Monday nibt by a unanimous 10-ro'.ind decision over Eddie Ti;an. 1. li AngeIe. 49ers Keep End SAN tH.NC!SCO !AP Keith r t. (ht end fr!w Mianestta, 'unt'd a contract ionda to play wi th the San Francisco 49ers in the Natioi:al Font ba ll League, Vice )rcsident Jack %VLitt' said .i1t'ih'r:j. G*jf.i6 ..nJ l fs)ufKh. 55415 . - Player Strike Starts? KANSAS CITY tAP, - The Karumui City Chiefs' veterans sa they will not partkipate in off-season workouts (hi' week. end bet aue there is no. contract in effect helwttn the NL-tIonal Football League owners and the players' association. The annou.'iremenl made Monday by Chiefs' running back Ed Podolak, the tca1'is pla y er tertinbtive. Hockey Playoffs 8, The Associated Pres s NHL Ouartorfinais All Pitaf7 Series Mondy ' Games was .. - NEW YORK - (NEA) The Eternal Quest for Scratch has influenced revolutions, religions and love affairs. We learn all this from P.G. Wodehouse's new collection of comic golf stores, "The Golf Omnibus," i$7.95) recently published by Simon and Schuster, 4 - Mr. Wodehouse is now in his 92nd year, and no longer does he attempt to bumble through a sound of the stuff. But the regrets of a lifetime are there nonetheless. "If only I had taken up golf earlier, say abut age four. I might have got my handicap down to under 18," he writes. "But how I loved the game, I have sometimes wondered II we of the riff-raff don't get more pl3asure out of it than the topnotchers. For an untouchable like . I'1 .. -. . -' 4 - - -.. . - Iii ______•\ 'fr' '" . -, 5;4 2 (li'vIn,j I, To,c.nti ,'n5 wits I I Tueday't Game ,? n ?4W Er'tani, WeeWays Games NO ga,ies %tijl Thursday's 3m,, Strnilinali West Dtwis..n Mirrtesota at Housion Friday's Games ?4 oa'yes %eduiØ ser i es TWINS MAXWELL HOUSE corru TUBAN SANKA HOT CHOCOLATE HOT TEA P. G. WODEIIOUSE + id-i hot *ater, sIt to' a moment aci enjoy. SAVE MONEY, TOO! .• II - A ftsi pen.,s sli-, Ir- •. si.e s "" >s ¶) t" t. c fi e ry ;p rc. r+,,, utter F 4[L snack 5ervite. Or, you can charge and use profits for office coltoc?.ons. partes 0' your favorite char i t i es jer BASEBALL jn Phone NOW for FREE Installation myself, two perfect drives in a round would wipe out all memory of sliced apprn.uh shots and ( fled putts, i', tiereas if Jack Nicklaus does a 64 he goes home and thinks morosely that if he had not just missed that eagle on the seventh, he would have had a 63." For those of you who have spent (or iiiisspt'flt dCp4.'Iidtiig on y our handicap I your life flailing out of water holes and sand traps, and have never heard of Pelham (;renvllle Workhouse, he Is the avai lable In all businCtis with 4 or mo'l people on promi ses ( Beverage Bar S.w.ce alio avatabf, in i,;t.,s1 tt - HILL'S - 0-TWINS TICKETS BEVERAGE SERVICE Englishman who created such (tinny characters as Jeeves the butler and bespatted Bertie Wooster. NOW AVAILABLE Post Office Box 876 Workhouse, in conversstion with me a few ye a rs ago, credited his golf game for • •'I S S SEMON BOX SEAT / -, - SAM CLAY 12 YR. 100 PR. VODKA a is I----- Distributor James Hill - - have with glasses." WE BUY OLD IAND NEW GUNS I live Sports Shop SANFORD PLAZA rather a good thing to be a poor golfer," he said. "You get comic ideas." One Idea had to do with a Russian named Brusiloff, who played In a match, according to Wodehouse, which may have set off the Russian Revolution against capitalists and their capitalistic game, "It was one day I play at NizhnI. Novogorod with the pro, against Lenin and Trotsky, and Trotsky had a two-inch putt for the hole," said I!ruslloff. "But, Just as he addresses the ball, someone In the crowd tries to assassinate Lenin with a revolver you know that is our great national sport, trying to ziseaslnate Lenin with rewolwers and the bang puts Trotsky off his stroke and be goes five yards past the hole, and then Lenin, who is rather shaken, you understand, he misses again himself, and we win the hold and the match and I clean up three hundred and ninety-six thousand rubles, or fifteen shilings in your money. - husband and wife with practically Identical handicaps. And hacker Rollo Podmarsh got so inflated when the love of his life. 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Koost"an: Ep I Some gameovitch!.,." To this day, anyone in Russia caught playing the gameovitch of golf Is sent bag and driver to a clubhouse in Siberia. We also learn in the story, "The Coming of Gowf", how King Merolcbazzar of Oom was inflicted by a strange but compulsive activity, and soon he declared it the official religion of his land. And at each full moon, worshippers of the great Gowf chant this paean: "Oh, praises let us utter To our most glorious King! It fairly makes you stutter! To see him start his swing! Success attend his putter! And luck be with his drive! And may he do each hole in two W .. - "You see better, it's as simple as that," the football // KC Selections under someone's flying elbow - there are other advantages not so obvious. \~ ~ I '.'.•. .. - Oar - ®- . 1111111111111111111111111111111111111 : HOME RUNS-W~ A H Aaron, All, 3; T,Pere:, Cm. 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Chicago leads series II P4evv York at Montreal; seen tied Guevara Wins 8th . were still in my eyes." Shepherd's vision was blurred for "six or seven hours." Trevelyan, too, has fallen asleep with his lenses ln place, but has ne ver suffered any great discomfort from It. o ___ SPORTS FOODS ;fl~; ." 4 . - - LEcUG$TE . 40 a. 'ii, I \ I - - - o-,--- get my lenses out of their Case. Whatever optometry's inIt wasn 't until I saw the case novatlons, umpires will always was empty that I realized they be blind. 41i Too, contacts tend tostabilize like Ice. When you lose one In Trevelyzn's had no difficulty Conquistadors' Billy Shepherd. lenses," said Shepherd." But vision deterioration. "Your fortable they are." lens that's slipped out of place. our sport, there's almost no with people going for his eyes, "I've never lost one on court," I'll probably get the soft lenses prescription won't change It used to be basketball's Occasionally one will wander chance of finding it." but the tale of the football echoed Kansas City's Don this summer. I understand nearly as often." Shepherd curse: there they'd be, 10 tall upwards bcneath the eyelid. It's Trevelyan estimates he loses player's fears didn't surprise Kojis. they're quite an Improvement." pointed out, people on their hand and knees, physically Impossible for them "three or four sets" a season. Bozak. After Bernie MacNeil "My eyes are real bad," Kojis tried them and couldn't like praying mantises, seeking to work to the back of the eye. "Some lose more than others, was involVEd In a fight recently, Shepherd said. "Putting them wear them "I have a stiff -They do stW pop out oc somebody's contact lens. You "A body check will almost because of the shape of the eye Bozak treated the Gull for a in is the first thing I do In the correction," be said. "Myopia casionally, though, and' hardly ever see It anymore. never knock a lens out," an, the fit," Bozak said, deep scratch in the strangest of morning, and taking them out is with astigmatism. That's why I Shepherd found himself on all The hard lenses are better Trevelyan said. "Usually It's a "My daughter had an awful places -- inside his ear. the last thing I do at night." still use the hard 1. i tried fours Last month, searching for now. sliriuner than they once glove in the face or something time, just couldn't adjust to While Trevelyan goes Hard lenses, which came on the new loft lenses but had his missing lens. ~'Ll -17 _ ~!~w - - - ~: _ LE AGU E I,_ of BATTING CAN (30 aLtEttlr_stan Kline, NY. 20. 1000. 184, Tan ' (at No t fr J; Sports Brief s AME RI - t o s I . I-PROVIDE ALL THE -CONYWIM!, MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS NY. 6. R Jtckson, Oak, 5; Dun Wednesday' s Games It For Office . -- 11 S. scoreboard to a black- Makey Is another. Bozak and yellow blur. "I've lost one carries spare lenses for each lens In the last three seasons. from game to game. And the new soft lenses, well, He also carries a small you can't believe how corn- mirror, to help them locate !Bt'&4JlffPullft Z SCnonUIC A thlete I I "There aren't many around Harvey Kirkpatrick observed. the league who know I wear "if he wore contacts, they'd them," he says, "and I'd rat her have to be six Inches thick." you didn't use my name. I'd In baseball, once peopled just as soon keep It that way. with the bespectacled likes of "At least two or th ree times a Specs Toporcer, Dom season, somebody tries to DiMagglo, Ithyne Duran, Bob - n. In Well Division r a -• ' hardly ever fall out anymore," contacts now," said Bill Bozak, says the player, whose 20-50 trainer for the San Diego Gulls, eyesight would reduce the Torn Trevelyan is one. Jim '"'" come from behind 8-7 wits over Strombe?g - S a i bunt c ass c tarison, . squares . near blind," club publicist scrape my eyes." Elliott, more than 70 p!ayers Optometry advances, while now wear contacts. One out of morality stands still, every eight. Eyeglasses are as outdated in Only a handful wear glasses. professional sports as sport- Dick Allen wears contacts by smanship sometime seen to day, glasses for night games. be. Even in football's violent Duke Sims wears il;i:ce.c s i+ Id, the little plastic dlsc batting. bog I'o well tried today are worn and sworn by. glasses to cure a .152 batting An optometrist estimates 10 slump. Now he selodomn wears million Americans wear them. them, MVP awards in other went to Rob Ashby, golf; G Herald Staff Writer the "They've got them so they Top - ' Walk-on freshman Robert defensive honors in baseball House was selected by head have not been selected pending Bassa, Mike cross baske tball coach and a thle tic the end of the current season. Bennie Shaw, Semi Seminole country and kUai Copela.r-d director Joe sterling as "Best First baseman Wayne Defensive Player." JunIor College's wizard of the tennis. Weszka was named the hardwood, was honored as the In track, Phares Rolle, a high baseball player with the best school's "Most Outstanding Shaw's 23.8 point per game AthItø " Mnnhl2v fllIJht nI average was the best in the school MI-American in the pole "Team Spirit." nual Sports state and broke a career record vault was named Most Valuable at SIC previously he ld by in Field Even ts" and sprinter aanquet. Vcrnell Ellzy and Simon Donny Merrick, who unofme jinneg' was sponsored ficla ll y tied the junior college Harper. •... T!,A ,, '" LLV record in the l0oyard dash la.st Seminole, and held at Mayfair me6'2"l , weeke nd wi th a timeof9.2was I 48 aseasonfirstshortenedbypoor honored as the team's "Most Shaw, who averaged 238 grades ar.d Later illness, hit 563 Valuable Runner" points per game for the per cent of his shots from the Awards were also handed out Raide rs, was also voted "Best flaor The final half of the "Most Improved Players." nla,nr" aw nnurewl &'i nnint. All-Around Ra>ietha1l se so Sh -_----.--- i-'r'Doug Mallczowskl in tennis and The othe rs sports of baseball, '" Bill Knapp In golf. trac, crs country, golf and Best hitting and best Gerald Owens, voted as tflnis 1tCtedfl1ostV1 psayr enu seauer rn specuic "Leading Baskelt)all Scorer. pla a full se and o(J areas, 473 poInts. He abo set a school Sothomore catcher Jay Isler, record for the most floor was voted "Best All-Around" In recoveries wi th baseba ll and Lyman High I P Cfotd, named the __________ 11 School graduate, freshman ooter," BobbyMeadows,wastabbed as best "Free Throw averaged slightly over 90 per the splaid's " Pitcher." Isler Is currenUy cent from the charity stripe hitti ng .3 and MI6OI is 8.1 durIng his two years at SIC. He his first aeaou at Seminole was number one In the state and ranked fourth In the nation in And ow a .00 earneJ . . Store,. Plant.. Business that category. average, By DOUG STORUM 1 style in his Ieam's -- SJC's a city. Above, Jack Prosser I -. Sh w scattered fields - S , at three six games v' W ,'" ' ieague action started Monday with UUW -w were, and they adhere better to like that. One time I lost them. For her, it was just a through lenses like a bag of the scene in 1948, are a $= "I asked the referee, Jimy to trouble focusing." eye. The new, larger soft both lenses at once like that, a matter of changing op- popcorn, a couple of basketball $300 investment, The soft lens, "The only time lever had any Clark, if he could see It," lenses made of a inalleable glove in the face. tometrists. She was refitted players have encountered no described by one optometrist as trouble," said Shepherd, "was recalls Bill. "and (Rams' He wears contact lenses, but plastic adhere better still, and now she's as happy with such difficulty. "I've never lost "a real breakthrough," Is $100 when I fell asleep once and he doesn't talk about it much. Ilivy're also more expensive. "And they're transparent. them as she can be." one," said the San Diego "I still have the hard forgot to remove 'em. When I coach) Bill Van Breda Kolff He plays in the National In all of professional woke up, everything was real was standing there. 01' Bill Football League, If "plays" is basketball just one player vision was what are you asking HIM for' foggy, my the proper word. Too ofte n he's Utah's Gerald Govan - conHe hasn't seen anything all blurred. I couldn't figure had to twist his face away froiii Unties to wear eyeglasses, it out. night!" 0 fingers probing inside his "That's because he's damn I I "Igot out of bed and went to helmet, searching for his Some things never change. Copley News Servlexe By The Associated Press WHA semifinal berth Monday season. The Boston Drums, who bounce back after having the Chicago's hockey fans have night by downing the Clevela'hd completed a four-game sweep dubious distinction Sunday of of the Toronto Maple Leafs being the first WHA team ever two things going for them-the Crusaders 4-1 and clinch Sunday night, await the survi- to be shut out In the two years of Black Hawks and the Cougars.- series 4 games to 1. playof' competition. New and there may be some No NHL Stanley Cup action s'or. At Montreal tonight, the Ca- England netminder Al Smith rejoicing for both teams was scheduled Monday night. Black Hawks Coach Hilly nadlens play host to the New turned in the 2-0 whitewashing. tonight. The highly-popular Black Reay is expected to come back York Rangers. The teams are The Whalers are the defending Hawks of the established Na- with goalie Tony Esposito tied at two games apiece in champions of the WHA World tional Hockey League try to tonight against Los Angeles. their NHL quarter-final ct.rn- Cup. The Toros got two goals each wrap up their quarter-final Esposito, the Black Hawks' No. petition. The Rangers are out series on home ice against the I goaltender and one of the again to stop Yvan Cournoyer, from Torn Simpson and Pat Los Angeles Kings, who trail NilL's best, was rested Sunday who collected a total of five Hickey in ousting Cleveland. three games to one in the best- night when the Kings scored goals in the second and third Simpson tallied twice and hick. of-seven series, their first victory over Chicago, gemes, but was limited to two cy once as Toronto Jumped to a Meanwhile, at Springfield, 5-1, after losing the first three shots by the hounding of Bruce 3-0 first-period lead. The New McGregor in the last meeting. England-Chicago winner faces Mass., the New England Wha- games. The Philadelphia Flyers, who Toronto in the semifinals. lers and the Cougars, tied sit Esposito had played four The other WHA semifinal three games 9pIece, battle for a games in five nights and Reay eliminated the Atlanta Flames World Hockey Association felt he deserved the rest. The In four straight Sunday night, round gets underway Thursday onift nal berth in the dt'cidin I.sw a the Black I !:ii ks' 1irt take on th- New York.Montrcal njht tx'tweeen Minnesota and contest. Houston. Both advanced Sun. in 15 games, dating back to winner. Chicago's Cougars hope to day. The Toronto Toros grabbed a March 20 during the regular 4 Little Tuesday, April 16,1974-3B The Sanford Herald '._%' MIRASSOUGAMAY 229 2495 2100 BROW LABEL LIEBIRAUMIICHI 99 2295 BEAUJOLAIS 329.. 3595 01 L&SPOLltl CHIANTI 188 . ..,' ,..,,..,,,. 'SaN".1S'.'.W, ROSE FROM PORTUGAl. 199 '.s.S. '.,. TORRIS '59 ROSADO 2195 '10 C.ABERE1 SAUVIGNON t'.,.- 299 3395 '.. CRACKLIN ROSE., 3 1 J. 3750 AMBASSADOR VERMOUTH I 59k, )7,95 MAN Of LA I+.&NCI4A 199 1 +_. .14&'.' .5' Sa ALIANCAROSI '. *.'. '.4*". V. N.I' 22+95 CAROCUE tP ITALY . -W _a. N. W" iiiiiii 2295 249 2695 R MUEUERLIEFMUMhttH 219'J' 2895 .5,,,'.. '. JUAN ESTEBAN PINOI N01IR 199: 2295 SANGRIA FROM SPAIN 1 S9 2295 �413—The Sanford Herald Tuesday, April 16, 1974 Tuesday, April 16, 1974—SB The Sanford Herald GET AN APPOINTMENT TODAY Gardedand Yvonne McCoIlaug 1 k' Jtwell Go& by *5 RE E Mabol Duggan • 323.2650 UOIWC6 UW'L6i4J6 L9 — 831,4993 322*2.611 2012 French Ave, Telephone: 843.76f3 Home: 820 1078 LARRY LINDSEY "We Look At Life From Your Point Of View" farmer will find a good supply Hunt's. Shetland ponies, Ap- suited to this time of year. chicks in several popular of pet products and horse core paloosas, Clydesdales and From the window box gar. varieties have been received at items. Western cow ponies are a few of dener looking for a single Hunt's Tux edo Feed Store, on The feeding, grooming and the many varieties represented pocket of ceeds to the farmer Sanford Avenue at Second med ical supplies necessary to in the collection. The 12inch who buys bulk packeaged seeds Street, Sanford. With egg prices keep animals such as cats, statues show horses lumping, to plant his fields, Hunt's will be high, now is the time to Invest in dogs, guinea pigs or minks in standing and lying down. happy to meet your seed needs. ---,'.l,.n ,,.I a.... .....a ------„. _.. ., IA-,Art 4k0 will iii... i p.J..' 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They also have plantsgrowamazinglyfastsoif can advise the ex perienced those good brown eggs), Silver medications such as worming you want y our garden looking farmerontheiatestvarletiesof Lace Wyandottes, Bard Rocks, medicines for cows and horses its best this spring and sum seed and newest developments and White Rocks, and equine encephalitis vaccine mer, it Is still not too late to pick in fertilizer ar.d pesticides or Hunt's also has all of the so important to horses with the up your seeds or young plants the beginner on the basic feeds and medical supplies approach of the mosquito from Hunt's. requirements for a successful necessary to bring your pullets season. 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With The Orlando Sunlife of Canada, which includes Tom Donohoe — 20-year man with Sunlife—has the expertise to - SUNDAY 1:30-3:30 & 4:00-8:00 P.M. MONDAY 7:00.10:00 P.M. WEDNESDAY 7:30-10:30 P.M. FRIDAY 7:30.11:00 P.M. SATURDAY 9:30.11:30 A.M. & 1:30.4:00 P.M. RELAX AND RELEASE HIDDEN POWER OF YOUR MIND handle any needs, such as claims, locally. The new home office of Sunlife is in Boston. Learn the facts on how to take care of your car. 0 can now - SKATE for FUN I Building on Magnolia Avenue, oa& recently t,ecamea • u 0 ' years ago and has been In the Central Flor ida area for Years. The office in the First Federal Savings and Loan a CARE COR. SANFORD AVE. AND SECOND ST. Phone 322.2623 Sanford, Florida Sunlife was esthbflshed 103 QUESTION Can kywosit make in# 9,011 Wir,$ a" We W""11 1 ' / He Is married to the former Chrilift'ne Pomeroy of Toledo, Ohio. - R APRIL 25, 1974 and graduated from Florida a e University in 1772 with a major In business. He has been In the Insurance business for two years. HYPNOSIS CA 'Pt& HUNT'S TUXEDO FEED STORV1 moving to Cocoa inJ9 He Is attending University of Florida _-.---- . ETHEL BAR7 r32s. HIGHWAY t7.92 BETTY SMITH CASULIERRy. n01IDA 1 OUTDOOR LIVING • Pet Supplies Annuals Vegetable Plants Sanford Naval Academy before ' I/ Your Business or Products in the '1 Business Review Section of The Herald 'Til Tomorrow .- What You Can Do Today Let us feature Your Business With a PICTURE and STORY ,a 7. It .... - • .'-. .- Your Ad On Those Pages Will Acquaint 100,000 ' . Prospects With Your Product Or Service ' 'I it\\J f/ ..,. a Brkror Air I Edwin Llnthey he attended Seminote -High School ond ----- BUT DIDN'T KNOW WHO TO ASV I IIIIIIIII UUIi.ii.,p 0 41 With This Coupon a Offer Expires April fl, 1974 U $ *PAINT Fertilize, Seeds Tuxedo Feeds Baby Chicks Horse Care Items If_ — — THINGS YOU ALWAYS WANTED TOASK ABOUT 1 *MIRRORS Sanford 4 resonu i izea insurance - WE OFFER A WONDERFUL ARRAYOF IJ METRIC TOOLS; NPjTS/BOLTS U - U , By Sunlife AUTO. PARTS One-Stop Store In Sanford " 104 For Every Purpose / _11111116 4NAPAO 1.1 *GLASS For Quotes CALL 323.36 323.7710 Ph. 313.M3O Sanford linT The Old Kilgore Seed Store Bldg.) Phone M4 A - Featuring all cirus varieties, Exotic plants and shrubs 1400 W. First St. ................ !JJifljI Service Appliance . -. UPRIGHT. CHEST. FROSTLESS FREEZERS 14 ART SUPPLIES 16.24 Year Olds 5R22's Filed EZ Payments Open Daily 9.5 Sat. 9.12 Shipments of healthy baby .... A1l New ; 3anting Guide & Almanac S Park Ave. LOW RATES Count Your Chicks Now .'' A.M. S P.M. EXPANDED NURSERY FACILITY * AUTO INSURANCE Count Eggs Later SwLife OFGAMD 1 SJLgecq 202 Your man from S NEW Mft ~ 4F FrI £ J OPEN DAILY I I �____ MW -.--- - ,F - - 7 .1,~ 613—The Sanford Herald C Legal Notice A n d Or Legal Notice - NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED (Section Florida Statutes of 1919) NOTICE IF HEREBY GIVEN, inary Legal Notice ALLEY WIZER.BWS/7'...THEN THA1 WHAT ( WE GOTTA CO.' ONLY WAY TtLEAN UPTH ' POLLUTED Cast No 74 6 CP in, since four of the 11 knew me personally," Philbrick recalled man interview. And the public became aware of Phllbrlck's three lives as citizen, Commurust and FBI counterspy. But the furor seems far removed from the brick colonial house where Philbricknow ____________________ IN THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. STATE OF FLORIDA CASE NO. 74.210 In re the Marriage of NOTICE OF LEGISLATION TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given of intent to apply to the 1971 Session of the Florida Legislature for passage of KATHRYN ANN DEVINE. Wife and RAY DEVINE. Husband an act relating to Seminole. Orange and Lake Counties; prohibitinq the discharge of firearms upon or over NOTICE TO DEFEND THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: RAY DEVINE (Residence) Unknown Known Mailing Address) 700 W. Amelia OrIan, FIori3 .,.,,..., ...... -ru .c ttr NOT JhiL that KATHYRN ANN DEVINE has filed a Petition in the Circuit Court of Seminole County, Florida, for Dissolution of Marriage, and you are required to serve a copy of your written defenses, mv. an THOMAS G. FREEMAN . ESQUIRE. Attorney ,or ptnc wt'ose address Is Post Office Box Sli, Altamont e Springs. Florida 37701, and file the original with the Uves with his 3l.year.oldsecond( Lost wife, Shirley. "I'm like everybody just ilrin ,s,., An14 else " hi' said with he looks the part.He now runsa small weekly ".' a" printing shop. Cashing In on the Philbrick name Is not hlsrtyle. In fact, he says he Umdi the name can be a hinch'ance. He says when he talks with people 013 IWI (Uli material for his they often • amous W gel newsletter, if he i r.uuM..s. "I always say, 'Yes, I'm related,' without expLaining any ' m,,p"h,,,.,,4A said. .ii.nxw..,vOU get Into a two-hour discussion Cleckoftheabove.styleciCqurtonOr befOre May 5th. 1971, otherwise a default and ultimate judgment Will be entered against you for therelief demanded in the Petition. WITNESS my hand and official 5rllof said Court on this tl,e.fthday of April, r . A.D • . . (Seal) . Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr., Clerk of Circuit Court about how it was back then. I'd Seminole Florida never get any work done." oy: marina L vinhen So h phone Is unlisted, his Deputy Clerk THOMAS C. FREEMAN, ESQUIRE busIne cards carry just his company's name, and even plane tickets are bought under an alias. Eventually, be says, the fainfly will move back to New Eng- Post Office Box 54 Altamonte Springs. Fl 32701 Attorney for Petitioner Publish: April 9, 16, 33, 3(,. 1974 DEA 44 land. That's where he spent nine years gathering evidence on "youth councils" and Communist-front groups. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOP TAX DEED (SectIon Ifl.49 Florida Statet.s of part of the 1989) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that W. L. Kirk tP holder of the following certificates has filed said certificates fir tar. deed to be whole world movement," he says. "It's a religion. Me good Christians figure they're going to heaven, every good M'Jst. numbeni and years of issuance, the description of the properly, and thu names I which it was assessed are as coIIow: other "Communism is much stronger today as Leninist figures he's going t win issued thereon. The certificate Certificate No. ISsuance 1945 3104 Year of Of CO - . ,_____ e_._.__.. .- .. l) ArInwir ti hvc#,%%J!i, it Cler k of C'rcuit Count C4 County. Flor.ui S L ,rida C. Mauldin Deputy Clerk IIh. Apr,l , 16, 23, 33, 19.'i r)r.c'. Si-minoic O 3 INFORMATI , C,. a WA I 11 . __~ ,- ~ '_D ~ ~ DIAL CAMPUS CLATTER 4•5 Seminole by Lurry Lewis with BIMO BURNS W inter infer ('i'OU MUST BE THRILLED , uiMAT A S'LOOI$,ER ES/øE.VT — 60051 FOR / OUR LITER.R'1 MAGA2iNE / 7 $. ' Orlando ' '.., CX1'AL0.E! Ask for Want Ads ' NO 7 Per Day. . liz - __ iiiiiiiiiiiii Want 1971 I 'M-IAT C1.E57 DE 1 145 IkE MEAN? TOQUIETTITLE INTHENAMEOFTHESTATIOP FLORIDA: To an P VAN VRANKEN, Trustee, if alive, and . f he unknown her, ees .. . P creditors, trustees, beneficiaries or any and all persons claiming by, through, under or against said respective named Defendants, and wach of them, and ARY K. FREUD and JOSPEH FREUD. her husband, If alive, and if dead, the respective unknown heirs, devise*s. grantees, V,e,n twa, caa ,W ,,tw., IWflUt assignees, Ilenors. Creditors, truStees, beneficiaries or any and all persons having or claim;ng by, throu,3h, und.tr or against said respective named Deienidants, and each of them, and against any and all persons having, or claiming to have any rght, title or interest in the following described land lying and being In Seminole County, Florida, and all others whom It may concern: '" ' The South of the SW '4. of Sec lion 23, Township 21 South, Range East, less road right of way. which said In deralgnlnp title and for purposes of identifying owners is more par. ticularly described as follows: TRACT IA: The SW d of the SW it and the W * 4 of the SE '.of the SW 'of Section 73. Township 21 South, Range JO East LESS: Beginning 625.4 feet South of the Northwest corner of the SE '. of the SW '. of Siction 73, Township 21 South, Rar,e 30 East, run West 57.53 feet, thence South 200 feet, thence East 117.5 feet, thence North 200 feet, thence West 159. ft to the point of beginning, and less road right of way; TRACT 1.8 Beginning 621.4 feet Soutti of the ..- -. NOfTriW5Y corner of trie SE 14 of the SW '. of Section 23. Township 2' South, RongeJO East, run West 57.55 feet, thence South feet. thence (alt 217.1 feet, thence f4cwtn 700 feet, thence West 1S9.95 feet to the mint of beginning, ' - Good 9 Deadline-12 Noon 1 GREAT,'2 frriIi Day Before Publication _________________________ .SALESMAN ' Oranges & Grapefruit - - 3 Lines Minimum "ruse's Dial 372-7611 or 8319M. 11 Announcements 'I 3-Cemetan,es - CAPTAIN EASY by Crooks -- - 4-Personals Lawrence & 1 4-Child Care A MY EXPEPI1'1OA1,' ,- II-Eating Places - r'J1 I "-C. r I (t I.; . ,' .ft I I ' . ll-lnstrucfbo, -. . ,,11 •••, ,.. I t NOTICETOCRIDITORS TO ALL PERSONSHA VING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST SAID ESTATE: You and each of you are hereby -- 11-Travel Agtncti — — 4 .". )4—Camping.R.sorts - 15—Action i-I FRANK AND ERNEST ov Bob Thave notified and required to file any claims and demands which you, or either of you, may have against said estate In the off ice of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of the 11th Judicial Circuit Seminole County, Florida, Probate Division, In the Courthouse at Sanford. Florida, wIthin Icur calendar months from the time of the first publication of this naiCe. Each claim or demand must be in writing and filed in duplicate and stale the place of residence and post office address of the claimant and must be sworn to by the claimant, his agent or attorney, or the same saaii be void. Dated at Sanford. Florida, this 271h day of March, 1974. Sports 21-Situation Wanted Financial ARE : o o ) J-, PRESENTLY FOR Rentals 29-Rooms for Rent 29,500 FOR THE V_ --0_ D LOWER, <:.—, 'C - 5: David M. Kilbourne 5: Harold A. WINTHROP As Co-Executors of said estate WINDERWEEDLE, HAINES, WARD & WOODMAN, P.A. By: 5: C. Brent McCaghre'n Attorney for Estate rrjt Ii SORE MNC WEU.., NT ) NOBODY ON THAT13 1PANGBORNC-'? 8Y , Y~4 \ W1THP I 33-Houses 31-MobIle Homes Rent For Rent RThE. Security Guards needs several Winfor telephone - UVI fl'4 _______ _______ ________ v i'.w ' II _T1_ - ----- 1T Real Estate 17-MobIle Homes _ f 2 I I Merchandise Ii" SO-MIscellaneous I I. 4 it' I ' -I TE EYE --=i - - TO j " 'OU Se—Camping THINK 57-Sports Equipment . -r - 'E'T CAi'4 A',%'AI WI'N DOCTOR. - .. II"'\ 5 . "''d Merchandise 6i-Building Materials ' 62-Lawn and Garden 6)-Machinery and Tools 4 I 64-Equipment for Rent 65 ' -4.I. - Pets and Supplies ________ $ ______ 4 1._ AF • Coins 70—Swap and Trade '.... industrial Sewing Machine Operators C' Working Conditions Fringe Benefits Incentive Opportunity Apply hOWE INDUSTRIES. INC 90S Airport Blvd Sanfoid.F for ida service. ____ -- I..- Rent Furnished -.,i _____ - GILES, HEDRICK ______ __ 1 I 1j) - ___________________________ PP\1',.l I z(tL apartment Sanford REAL IONS. 37) 4353. 645 7333 _______________________ — - . ' 'Iravel Iens 76-Auto Repairs. Paris ArCeSsOrIeS — means 1 column by 2 ches, Too ELL ±!4 79--Trucks and Trailers '-' 41 e-Autos for Sale jI-_AvlatlOfl to small for an be noticed or tf. this onel - Stopp Till We Succeed." and School. Large 2 bedroom, CB with single garage. Shaded tot, 118.900. BEDROOM Frame home art corner lot. See to appreciate, $21,900. Terms. 2 ACRES Lot on choice lake, 120,. Elmer Bakalla, Inc. Realtor Chapter 30 Meet ng S 7:30 15 t Rcin*ss Did you your know that club or can organization the public of club activities. your Fern Park5547647 THREE BEDROOM, 11 , bath split plan, ready for the particular buyer. Air conditioned Private yard. Only 173.500 with super terms as low as zero down. Father RicMrd .1. Lyons Calibart Real Estate CAk&FflRD ' COUNCIL S3.57 ayto11 - CITY--- Need .ix bedrooms? We got 'em! Besureyou inspect thisplder two story frame home on Park you IVI'VWW OfTQ u JY nysiiir Price' Only 525.000. Can be in come producing as upstairs snow rented apartment, Call REALTOR Merle Werner After hours phone Business Meeting Almost new 1 bedroom. 1 batr. No Assume VA mortgage & pay equity. Monthly pa yments $154.63. Realty, 322.1301 2640 Hiawatha Ave. at 1792 Days 322-7171 Eve. 323-04*5 BROKER Mus t Sell 730PM Itt&3rd Tuesday BINGO EVERY Sauls Agency John Thursday 7:30P.M. ASSOCIATE If you wont to Sell or Buy AMERICAN extras. Many CALL Jim Hunt Realty available 522.000 7514 U -1! Part Or 3772111 1. REALTOR BROKER. 312 7683 - LEGION POST 5) Finan cing Hwy 17.92)Mile WE WILL HELP YOU South at Sanford IF YOU WANT TO MEETINGS BUY OR SELL IP.M.-2nd and Itti Thursday Each Month. ACREAGE. INDUSTRIAL AND RESIDENTIAL BINGO Every Mon &Tues Early Bird at 7:ISPM Regular at 7 - 15 P M JOHN KRIDER, ASSOC. vv .jØiItI T'lflde. jrai C)I4I Broker, 107 W Commercial, Sanford, 372 7811 I I LONGWOOD AREA- New 3 8. 1 I borm, homes. FHA.VA li. pct I financing. 5305.37,000 Franklin RamseUr Asoc inc REALTORS 8118400 ,i' •iil,.s 'Os' -. \O. 'c' I -, -'.,,,/ lil FLEET RESERVE ASSN, ADDED INCOME Carl Scott "Matt" Matthew Business Meeting 2nd Monday-2000 Club Hours-.lOa ni Daily (closed Wed Bingo Thursday ?00 FOR 1974 ... ,, _________________________ yo You can working only 377 8-535 ternoon Call 322-2420 Anytime earn up two to 5300 Per VFW 10,050 to three hours an atSANFORD with a Month by C - i. r' 'selt,erry. 1 ia HERALD DISTRIBUTORSHIP. "Sanford's Sales Leader" Your Multiple' Listing Agency 7565 Park Qr REALTORS — If you can spend two to three hours starting about 1:30 P.M. each weekday afternoon, have dependable automobile, and desire to earn money......... duple. furnished 1210 Orlando Drive. ' U '5;. ",1veryTuc hIgh? Early 8-rd at 7 30 flrqular S 00 P.ie-e't,qsgj 1st & 3rd Thursday 5 1' 8-,.' p • . - . . .. . - l AC. IhsO like (ask for the circulation department) to be lflClUd& in thislisting call: Giide YS $.ttt Loll I" P ar Avenut' Mobile I'ark 25.51'a,k Drive, In 7961 SNF OR U HERALD ' Published Esery Sunday 7 Bedroom jut flishedapartment Adults. no peft 4 0*0Wa $ 11fil101) Tf, o f 11 r . 2br'droonl,wwcarpets, ,ir, Nop'ts $170 - If Club or your Orqanlzation would ifesty es L 111W 1st St - - CALL 322,261 1 2 ' 1 7 tsearotrn AUuIT%ofl'y In. OT ICE DISABLED ¶' WELAKAAPARTMENTS . if______ -- L. I _.. ,Ild , SPACE DELTONA- One of the area nicest homes is thiS three bedroom, two bath on extra large 150*330' lot. 1.60.500 However, it has it all and lakefront, too Call REALTOR Associate Rose South ward. After hours phone 3fl 6404 CENTER bdrrn, 5110 Utilities furnished __ - -_ Property For Rent Business Il6W. 2nd St FORREST GREENE INC. AUSTIN DEVELOPMENT CORP Pr' 32 1 70I0or$67 6300 each week for only $3 per week? This Is an Ideal way to intorm 605) ______ AVALOPIAPARTMENTS ADULTS - NO PETS - Two apartments I 7bdrrn 5)60 I 1 ' Ak. /_\ _____ -- 531 3409 75—Campers I, Th Older but fittrartve three bedroom as also been reduced to $77,500 In addition workshop and fireplace it's 6150 nicely furnished, too. Call REALTOR Associate Betty Flamm After hours phone 377 --..- New sI,eppinq center, 4th 8. Sanford Ave.. 1000 and 7000 sQt store building 372 1517 Pl eat, clean one bedroom duplex no pets, ,Convenient Adults only area 3731546 After 4 30)12-3410 onfidential Transportation - CITY Mobile Home Lots ¶.,'est Hwy 46. 1 mi (act of I I 1500 sq f • OtfiCCS or retail Spice for right tenant, preferably allied649 furniture 2730230 or $622649. _'__ Apartments ?)-Auction - ____ ______ $25 .i4J 44.11 Itrand nt"* office SUITe'S DV*uiiL'' Iron' 615 Si1 it Nu lvaSC required F or information, call 67$ 700$ 1 00 • Realty S 3rd &MAGNOLIA I 8.2 Bdrm Apis Central heat & ar, pool Adults 1170 Florida Ave. 323 6650 REALTOR Asiafes for new Lake Mary office. incentive corn ?iiiSSOfl plan. MLS service, (cripulof svrvc'. 21 Hr an Q'f fl C+'rfl fl"I 'p..) LI I)LI 'Jill that this lovely Split four bedroom, a WhiP as, 11W vai,* m has been reduced to S39.9W? Call ' I. Stocis le A41 iri'r Icr details After hours phone' 3'2 6471. '' "We Don 't 1 bdrm., block with family room. LfW'O*slioil IDYLLWILDE - Did we tell you ''-'" 3) s- e. _______ FRANKLIN ARMS APTS Wa'.iitt"f' cond. Phone 3230131 alter 1p.m ,,a,,ittlJIJ '-'s i tIS appear in this listing MOSSIE BATEMAN , IJJPFl I 6 pm tomes Model o pt '.'alencia CI North Early Birds l:lSp.m. bedroom, 7 bath mobile home that owner t'as lived in for 3 mos REAL BARGAIN OFFICE OPEN SUNDAY 125 i -_ - ,Ibr(''r.:re:?f.,.;. Every Wed. & Sat. Yes, completely furnished 3 included at no Buyer protection plan includ extra cost to buyer. Three bed rooms,? baths. with central heat ar. Nice family room, breakfast bar, award winning yard with fence. Perfect residential area, yet close to the best schools, and shopping. Ask for Merry Emerson, H 10 YO(i Men?. en , i-urnisnca urn h d Call 37) 1371 OFFICE C os ts BARCAINMUNJtX Call 377 7195 ., 1 Bedroom House - - Sell or Rent with option. two mobile mes, 3 5drm, & 7 borm ,,, Leisure World. Marina P. sw'm nuu1 pool 904 313 5553 ____________________________ FROMS)1S 110W AIRPORT BLVD SANFORD, FLA 373 7570 CI Costs LC.', Closno D.'. South of Sanford %1,750 down, and take over Pay merits on completely tumnislied NEAR CHURCH For Rent, Mobile Home. 10*50w air 37 Li- .. - - - . .... WORRY FREE HOME! Mobile Homes Rent -- yAP F1'A - 1 M,Hovy 1792 Stop Urn!" $17 SCO Roberts & Oilman Two bedroom, furnished house. Mature adults only. No pets. 1125 mo. 1st 8. list mo., plus $50 liability deposit. 3221945 -- _F_!__ '5 VA & FH A NOW 73/.% Bingo Moving to South Carolina DELTONA. 1st area, 1 bedroom furnished house. Florida room, carport.$I%Smo.Available May). 5743546. .......- 1-2 Bedroom -- 1.43111 %.'341J1 ivi"iy i,'p,uytr 1)-AntIques I * ill) __________________ ,,mobl,e FlU Fr ___________________ lUll ldI '-t SJ,'.tf rin,." .11 2 bedroom. 1 bath. Ca, with range. refrigerator, washer, dryer, BEL AIRE NORTH EVEREST REALTY INC Realtor 1601 S Hwy 17 97 Maitland, 671 0104 AMERICAN Like new, 2 bedroom, family room, kitchefl equipped, carpet, $)7,500. Pt., 322 271' HANDY FIX.IT 4 — 373 $774 HOOF 25th 5' 322 6455 - 7 bedroom turn. hone for rent. 39)9 5. French 322-1496 322754, ______ DELTONA- New hom e. 3 bdrm 7 bath, kitchen completely equip pe'd. Ceo ha, Carpet, Spanish style For apon"$m.nt, phone I)) 6873 after 130 NO QUALIFYING 7 bedroom, CB home in county. Good well water. Lots of trees, 5)6,900. Orange . vu) ,, St 3n 6061 or 373 C5IJ 21 Hour Service Adorable bungalow, has everything. weekly rates Adults No pits 3n 34 REALTOR TREES Want tbC most for your money' Newly painted home has fenced yard for the tots and pets. Three bedrooms, and paneled family room reedy for you to move in. All this for 517.300. Call now, Ruth Kingdom, Assoc. Alter hours, 643. 3419. Rent Furnished 33 Houses ________________________ s Pool Heated o;-Livesiock and Poultry %t-Stamps up, i) * Eve. 377 7371 1110. * Recreational Building .ntrr view $-Wanted to Buy -I Lee Falk and Sy Barry • Seminole 322199) -- F REAL TOj't IiL5 M. N HALL REALTY TAFFER REALTY F'cellent condition. 3 bedroom :;tt plan See to appreciate. Stemper Realty MAITLAP4D Penl a mobile home on beautlul Wekiva River, CAMP alcoholic SEMINOLE No beverages allowed No pe ts * Range-Refrigerator Range* Dishwasher-Disposal * Clcthes Washer-Dryer first year, prescllption drug program. retirement program. paid life insurance Apply in person t S.S West 151Sf, Sanford An Equal Opportunity Employer e' , " 6e-Horses THE PHANTOM ___ __________________ 1 S9—Musscal - -.,'w,'v__._. S N!_ I:\_J se-Bicycles And Supplies (j , .. '' 60-Office Equipment . IN -4... (. $ .I: AND i..1A Equipment UOmo. is * W/W Shag Carpet scale, hospitalIzation, paid holidays, 7 week paid vacation Rummage Suet One bedroom unfurnished unrurnisnea GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE, Sanford has openings for general and fleti service men Good pay Radio . Stereo DeBary 2 e • Applyln Apply per son ART GRINDLES WHEEL RANCH Sanford 55-Boats & Marine Equipment Mart Walker BEEN Goods SI-Household 54-Garage iVE - S2—Appliances Li 1iP, ?'4'T - .PORTER - For Sale 53-TV JLJT BECU6 _____ ___ One and Two bedrconi furnished and untc'rnished rentals. t 7 bith borne wTh Tare fP :dr rC.cjerT ji SPANISH STYLE HOME $17300 ____________________________ R 1 bedroom, SANFORD DELTONA- New 2 bedroom, 7 bath, withh family room AS. Un swOrih Really.3fl.)orJfl.t; - APARTMENT HOMES RENTAL Wanted Estate - lIce b ATTRACTIVE pool quality low, a 3 or 4 t;r(jruum 1,, ,nie fl • 'U it 'I ('.1 Only saoo down, wauiinglonOaks. 3 bedroom, Ili baths, ?i)9 Terry !,one. Mnfhly terms 621 1573 - W'nter Park -- BEAT INFLATION with thi5 3 bedroom, 2 bath CB home. Only %17.500. VA or FHA terms available or pay 55.200 down and assume 5'. pct, mortgage. 1 bedroom apartment. Furnished, Utitltiesfurnithed,$I6Smo. Phone — Sa ndlewood Villas ".- '• 16-Income And Investment Property Personalized living. Studio one and two bedroom, Two minutes to Sanford Plaza. 373.1310. After S. I . BAMBOO COVE 322643 f'JiOK ENS Iti Tn'r Trtq'd Firm Nights 37' 5.474 '776)73 SEEING IS BELIEVING CALL Today for an appointment to see this beautiful completely carpe?ed, 3 bedroom. 2 bath home Big eat In kitchen, with dishwasher. Huge well lanthc.ped yard. only 13S.000 3 Bedroom horne with screened porch. and storage building for workshop. Large tot, west side. close in. 111.950. Sorry, cash ____________________________ 7557 Unencumbered Middle aged lad,to "ucare us rluI'riy cpupie References Do not apply unless nt,jted in permanent posit.on Ph. 377-3521 between 10 a.m 6 m 15-Resort Property I BEETLE BAILEY — - $31 REALTOR Houses for Sale 11 Apartments Rent Furnished Close in 2 bedroom unfurnished .. " t . .:,.. .t. t1 '7 iI)ii. JVVI ,i4.1- tftt J'j - For Sale __________ fl-- $1-Farms Groves - -- and Groves -- Chic Young I ._.,.. A smal! classified ad brings big returns. Try one and see Call 322 26)) or 531 9993. 13-Lots and Acreage - BLONDIE •iJVW Atlantic National Bank Building, Sanford, Also need person with small car for light delivery. 41-Houses Icr Sale . ments Carpeting, nrapet, kitchen equipped, pool and Iavdrarnat 3222090 saies work from our office We train. Hourly pay. plus incentive bonus Morning Shift, 9 to 1 Evenings S to 9. Apply in person 31-Wanted to Rent — Gardens. isos W. 25th 5f CLIFF JORDAN the - rou earn beTa,cri rt Fivebf'droorn,7ba'h. two story All Five acres ?O<ied pond. 5.56.000 ' " ST. JOHN'S REALTY CO. JOHNNY WALKER REALTY StudiO, I, 7, 8. 3 bedruum apart '' ____________________________ REALTOR GENEVA GARDEN APARTMENTS 1561441. tomorrow, MISS Tracy How about once around desk for old times' sake" ____________________________ 664 1791 Li,," ,)RIO,JSoversize land 7 bdrm apts Eat in kifchmt5, frost free refrigerator, dishwasher, draperies, shag carpeting, family rms., fireplace. Only 6 apIs, Pnisacy in a Spanish courtyard setting. CIP Beautification Award win?ier. Adults. 20)5 Sanford Ave. Model Open 12-S P.M Receptionist, doctcr's office, medical background necessary. 373-5150. 17-Business Property For Rent I days, Olan Mills Studio 3-Resorl Property For Rent 09 . Sevilla Apply Pinkerton's, 1001 Executive Center Or Iva. Orlando. 1910761 or 3224677 atter 6pm. Home Lots 35-Mobile "I'll he 65 neiqht'orhoodS29. ' ' ''' Personalized living. Studio one and two bedroom, Two minutes to Sanford Plaza. 373.13*3 Casselberry area. 134 6013 eve's. Rent Unfurnished Rent Furnished 32-Houses 6 - H Settled also for home on or near lake. . ' ,, Plf' 3 ; PFAUTIFUL LOCATION tearoom. 7 tiiitfl. cenTral garage, beautiful neighborhood, Have prospect for two to five acres, '•' 1. - qçjc CON BETT REAL ESTATE F ROM $1() Mature baby' sitter, 31--Apartments Rent Furnished A LcIT ' Schools, leko. ppn range, central heat, sod, \\I .1 Immaculate concrete blOc, 7 btdroom. 1 bath, family room, kitchen equipped. unit ai r, fenced. shade, fruit trees, nice area $19,500 Excellent terms Longwood Sale ________________ fluilem Closing Out :c _ ).\ .I U - BAMBOO COVE ment building In Sanford Write Box 3993. Savannah, Ga. 31401 Unfurnished Cvolli , FREE RENT CON COUPLE Manage 7, mat..ln 10 unit apart, 30-Apartments Rent iH4if5 - ' by Dick LAMON'r MY RCLITE ,'' '0S1. ___ UPPER DECg,,, AND and air. Fully equipped with dish. washer. Call Mrs. Rutherford 32). 3fl $4.55 26--Insurance THE - beYOOms, $ bath, wall to wall carpeting, drapes, central heat House Maid, 2 days a week, Lake Mary area, own transportation Opportunities ,j_,__.. Near ESTABLISHED NEIGHBORHOOD Clean, well cared for 7 bedroom. I bath. family room, fenced and cottage in back so,soo LAST CHANCE ' ' . " - Realtors t ,,____,________ _rrtsted two --- c_-') N Houses NO DOWN PAYMENT 621 oeot m#n 41 th EVEREST Gilman CA a Seminole High School VA NO Down, FHA, Low down, for the qualified buyer. Only $3l,OC.O EVEREST REALTY, INC REAL1OR. 160 1 S. Hwy 11 97, Mat laid Open 7 days '—" SAN MO PARKS, I-I 3 Bedroom Ne'wly renovated. Color TV, WW Trailers 8. Apts. 7 Adult parks, 2 carpet. c-c. efficiencies & over. Family parks. 3515 Hwy. 17.92, miles. Day or wk. rates. 2621 Sanford 323 1930; Day. Wk.. Mo, of Dr , Sanford 377 3403. ___________________________ i2 Houses Rent 30 Apartments Rent Unfurnished - Roberts ('S Q f B financing excellent 830.5500 J IlI , , 4,,, ( " ' fl I \. . Sanford Court Motel 7791 after 4 p.m. or weekends. 25-Loans 3o,000 FLYING. AT FEET 24-Businus _______________ N /fç.cp- — \ \_,,__- 322 NEED EXTRA CASH? Ladies, do you have Ion I evenin.s available? Exciting. interesting work. Car and phone necessary. To arrange for interview, call 373 1$—Help Wanted • I Rooms for Rent . — luxurious thaq carWing, garage. 7 patios, and a dining room Ya*i nan", it, this home has it Plus ' 1 %' ,/.l I 1 i 1 Roomy trailer, good t.iCitin, Ai conditioned. Shag rug Mature couple, or tingle. 373 5695. Man orwornmntoroomor board or stiareexpenses in country home in Cistern. 3" 5140. training. Call COLLECT for Mr. James (214) 641 eoo. 'Employment - .ady desires ,athler or saltlerk I ' " ' F ROM $180 29 DistributOr- part or full time supply Company established accounts with RCA CBS-Disney Records. Income possibilities up to $I.00 per month with only $3,500 requ ired for inventory and :'- :Z TraveI&Recreain' - - - -. .i "IMMEDIATE INCOME" :'--- -- ---- . - position. References. Ruply Box 534, c o Sanford Herald, P.O. 1651, Sanford. Help Wanted 18 10-Do It Yourself . .,.i '-' 31 yrs. exp. Typing, telephone, in voices 8. calculator eip 373 3029 '-- 9 -Good Things to Eat ' \ \. iv ) !, . • I a" c:)' ,f / •'.._•.._/I \ - ------ ---_________ - 'I , ,,,, '' / 7~\ e .— Situations Wanted - \ '\. 'jj k ,, I 1 West Sid, Garage Gen-er al of fice work wanted. have Travel Agencies . 7724542 2% FLYING CARPET TOURS. INC. Airline tickets, Cruise mind bun at official rates. 33 Semoran Blvd., (Hwy. 436). 131-3233 7-Motis . Hotels i . 13 f I • - ________________________________ _____ S-Lost and Found L'rJTEC'L" THE LC1." CRFALRE \ WH b"'L'Lr HAVE PERllEr .; ; "'sv 1LOO Instructions LESSONS In your home Specializing in children and adult begnners Call Mr Hunt for .fl?ervCW $31 $316 2-In Memoriam I . Sanford ___________________________ EXPERIENCED MECHANIC WAI1TF1) WITH TOOLS SALARY OPEN. PH PIANO 8. ORGAN t-Cjrds of Thanks 'p Deceased Publish Ag'qii 16. 73, 1*71 There never was a better time man now to use a classified ad in the Sanford Herald Stan mxk,nn ill ___________________ . S FLORIDA ROBINSON 109 East Clvurch Street Orlaraara, Florida 32101 As Atlor,'sey and Acjf'c,t Fr Florida Land c . ---- AP4TEDlttAppIy in person. ART GRIPIDLES WHEEL RANCH. 371144 (S2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) , .L( 1 I 8141 to Eat Things / \1l , . '" : OMEN to Urive cilernQ trucks Apply Altainonte Catering, $30 " . ' ._.'. . . .thru5 times .....4OcaIIns 4 thru 2 times 30c C 1(14 2S times • 23c a EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, .._..------ - & McIN'OSI4 1`11060A State Sana Svte 22 Post Office Box 1730 Sanford, Florida 127 71 Attorneys for plaintiffs Publish April 9, it. 27, 30, 1914 U!A.e4 "- HA\jE N' 'Ei.,&IT DOESN'T) IT- EI,JN FICTITIOU5PIAME Notice IS hereby niven that we are PROBATE OVISION CASE NO. PR -7449'CP Estate of RALPH SEYMOUR CAMMACK AMENDED NOTICE OF SUIT / ; .,nforii '•) \ Hartman Realty Inc. ' ' C. L. VAN VRANKEN, Trustee. ci Call 473 438? 8 a.m, . 5:30 p.m. Siturdays& Holidays by Hcimdahl & Stoffcl , , A I e d., 1+ Seeing is believing, so come we, come buy. Kitchen equipped con dominiumS today at yesterday's prices. Would you believe under 170.000 for this fantatic location? Rake Semoran Blvd (Nt, t) to Maitland Ave. proceed South on Maitland one block, turn left on Orients, arid follow signs to the Creek*ocxt Village North sales tiff ice Meet Barbara McLean and J0 Rubel, Assocs your riosts wisO wIl furnish you with all the details It's Exciting ! l! in formatiOn Center $31 6733 ' 1.. j.?...'( / Full lime shoe clerk Must be mature, neat & attractive. Start k. ;,?PI rf:frdShoe First, P erhaps Alcoholic Anonymous Department Hours CIVIL ACTION No. OF Division B CHARLES 0. BABBITT end M. BABBITT his wife. .IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Pla i n tiff s. aI., PROBLEM .. 1 -z / I .., , . Real Estate Associates new office in busy South Seminole needs you Training, leads and sates toots, provided. Excellent commission schedule, For confidential inter view, call Shirley tlartnari, Realtor. — FACED WITH ADRINKIPIG - I AB NESS OPEN HOUSE TODAY Creehwood Village North tj '_' Man wanted Must have driver's Iicen.$e I3OWE SEPTIC TANK CO.. )7769. ______________ ______ u ,,1 - ALTAMONTE SPRINGS A'I — -__= Houses for Houses 41 I , . - - - I I k- ' REALTORS Casselberry 1)0 1666 "Hotline" Adults or Teens , No BUGS BUNNY Thesday, April 16,1974- 7 B With A Want Ad by Gill Fox --. PRIVATE 1 .._.I'_.L --- ARE YOU TROUBLED' Cell To1 Free, 6.11 7077 for "We Care"- Rated For consecutive f1. . ns— Insert io .,iiarge Of Copy. - P Mutt be experienced $31 751$ by Marilyn. Silver Springs Airport Rd, 904 7364771. Res. 7361433. The Longer Your Ad Runs The Less It Costs Per Line -. DRAG LINE OPERATOR, MARRIAGES Performed ,i Miry F. McKay PubliSh: April 9, 16. 23. 30. 1971 .vs. • FOR OUR COLLEGE) / (REALLy) ' °R I . 919 E Ind St Sanford NEW IN TOWN Let a "VIP" Hostess Show YOU around Theatre's, Nightclubs. Restaurants, Sightseeing, Sports Eventi. Job or Apt. Hun ting'??.',Siss "VIP", 83192)2 Parke - Apply Lakeview Nursing Center. , - SIDE GLANCES friends of pronlen, wanted -FuII drinkers For further information call 173 4507 or write S anford Al Anon Family Group P.O. 322261 1 Pox 553, Sanford, Fla. 37711 S (j , AVON says -. extra springtime carflngscaflrtyouthatsummef IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM 1ff YOUR FAMILY' D f or families or C4-6.2_ ff _______________ I N A NT I 9.i J Money, * Sell'Unwants' Help Wanted 18 Personals 1 . 0 \,$ engaged in THE OPERATION OF A NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION IN THE FOPM OF A SCOTTISH PIPE the watersCl the Wel(iya River south BAND headquartered at 76.35 South of State Highway 46, providing an Elm Avenue, Sanford. Seminole effective date. County, Florida under the fic1ltioij Eugene C. Mooney name of THE WILLIAM T. McKAY State Representative. MEMORIAL PIPE BAND and that 33rd District we intend to register said name with Post Office Box 194 the C'etk of the Circuit Court, Fern Park, Florida 32730 SemInole County, Florida in ac coroance with tPic Provisions of the Publish: April 16 1971 Fictitious Name Statutes. To w, DEA $6 ______ Section 165,09 Florida Statutes 1'S' 5: Robert N. King IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND Barry N. Macfarlane SEMINOLE COUNTY. AS. fl - The! said sac s being made to Lafolfr the form; of Said Writ :W Execution' E. Polk, Sheretf Seminole Cnty. Florida Pi,bjt, April 2 9. I, 73, 197 0(4)7 V~Ir-~7_,1A/1 ?-.,-9.-,-! ' . Description of Property Post Office Box dtio NE '. of SC '.. (Less N 7 Rd) SIC. Winter Park, Florida 32759 • 75 T.S. 21 RE, 31 Acres 36 PubliSh April 9, 16, 1971 Legal N flame in which assessed William DEA 4 Jrnkn5, Alice Ruth Hardeman (sgl) FICTITIOUSNAME 1 W. F. Winderweedle, Jr. All of NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR NOTICE is hereby given ?ht we said property being in the County of VACATION OF SUBDIVISION . are engaged In tusI'ess at 2500 Seminole, State of Florida. PLAT French Ave., Sanfond, Seminole Unless such certificate or ce. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN County, Flor ida under the fictitious tificates shall be redeemed ac pursuant to Florida Statute 55177.10) name of STEWART BROS., arid that cording to law the property that FLORIDA LAND COMPANY, a we intend to register Said nine with described In such certificate or Florida corpration, Intends to the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Certificates will be sold to thC make application and to request he Seminole County. Iorida in me. highest :ash bidder at the 'court City Commission of Winter Springs, rordance with the provisions of the house door on the 4th day of May, Florida, and the Board of County Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit: 1974, at 11:00 A.M. Cornm,ssionerj of Seminole County, Section 565.09 Florida Statutes 1957. Florida, to vacate part of the plat of 4 I.- Dated thIs 5th day of April, 1974. ; J'TW C. wwJr, (Sea North Orlando Ranches, Sectiun Ill, Elliott Stewart Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr recorded ii plat Book 12. Pages 33 April it, 23. O. Way 7. tSli ieck of Circt'.t Ccunl and 31 of the Public Records of DEA $4 of Seminole County, Florida Seminole County, Florida, the part S Linda C. Mauldin, Of the plat that FLORIDA LAND Deputy Clerk COMPANY seeks to have vacated I$ FICTITtOUS NAME Pblith April 9, 16, 73, 30, 1974 described more Particularly as UOT ICE ii hereby given that Iam DEA SI folio*: engaged In buSiest, at 534E. TRACT I-C: I. All of Block "H". (less Lot 2). Lorigidale Ave.. Lorigwood. 37730. The East '..of the SE '.4 of the SW 2. Allot Block "C", including lake Seminole County. Florida under the 1 4 of Section 23, 7nwnship 71 South, lying Within said block "C". fictitous name of MARTIN (P4 Ranje JO East, teas road right of 3 All of Block "i", Including all TERPRISES. and that I intend to NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE canal rights of way lying within said reglste said name iwtts the Clerk of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thit TRACT 2: Block "F". t,y virtue of that certain Writ of the Circuit Court. Seminole County. The NW'4 of the SW'.. of Section 4. Lot I, Block "F". Egecutor, issued Out of arid under Florida in accordance with the 77, Township 71 South, Range 30 the seal of the Circuit Court of 5 All of the drainage a provisiorfl of the Fictitious Name utility East. .Wit : Section 565.09 Seminole County, Florida, upon a easements tying within Block "H" Statutes, The respective residences of ll (le'ss Lot 2), Block "C", Block "F", final judgment rendered in the Florida Statutes 1957. Defendants are unknown aforesaid court on the 19th day of and Block "F", (less Lot 21, 5: Jack M Martin , ,.u,r rnJ. In mat certain PubliSh: A(il ;a. zJ, Xl. May 7, 1574 i'Ti.r''ur, ireet. North of that; t;'' Quiet t7;'t;;;;,e Edgemnon venue, case entitled, Koeflning Company, a DEA $1 described described property has been filed corporation d-b-a Hirvey Her 7 Panama Road, West of against you in the Circuit Court, in Edgemon Avenue. yester3,Inc.plaintiP4,-vI ITF Leas OF APPLICATION inQ Corporation, a Corporation, end for Seminole County, Florida. I. Granada Lane. FOR TAX DEED entitle'dCI'IARLESO BABBITT and Defendant, whl,fl aforesaid Writ 9. Sevilla Lane (Section 197.193 Florida Statutes of CASSIE M. BABBITT, his wile, Execution " 10 t'gemon Avenue, North of to as 3*49) Plaintiffs, v C L, VAN Bahama Read, Sheriff of Seminole County. Florida, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, VRANKEN, Trustee, et al., All of the above descriptions being and fP'ave levied uponthefoIing "a' Geraldine Kirk th holder of the de property owr.rd Defendants, and You, IIrtd each of part of the plat of NOrth Orlando hF sc ni r rrrtfCn!s", has fJrc1 .d 'ou. are btrth,i requ.rccj t serc' a Ranches, Section III, recorded in Leasrg Corporation, said &ioperty .-rt if ic.ates for a tax deed tO oe being located in Serninoie County, copy of yOur answer or pleading, If Plat Book 17. Page's 33 and 31, of the sued thereon. The certificate Florida, any, on the Plaintiffs' •ttcrney, S. Public Records of Seminole County, more particularly mbers brid years of issuance. the JOSEPH DAVIS, JR.. OF STEN Florida described as follows: "scription of the property, 6nd the All thC furniture, furnishing, STROM, DAVIS & MCINTOSH, Post All parties in interest and citizens '.anes in Which It was assessed are Office Box 1330, Sanford, Florida, will be given an i,tures,, inventory, StOckin trmde Opportunity to be as follows: 32771, and file the original in the heard In respect to such propesed and any and all Other goo"located Certificate NO. '24 Year O t offict of the Clerk of lPie Circuf aoc,licatlon pursuant to turtner 396 Sanlfindo Springs Pcd. u6nOe 1971 (Ci '' 0' '0' l?? t helongn It ',:-tce by the City Com,n,tton i Des,cn,pt,.nof Property Youfaltocsoso.judgprnfydefauIt Winter Springs of defendant ITF 'ea%i ng cor port,, their agenda for Lot 5 81k 2 Unrecorded Plot will be taken against you, Property is stored at Ada ms the appropriate Commission Wilson Piece T his naiice3haIlbe ,.,,tIlshedonce meeting date When the Transfer & Storage in Sanford, matter Shall Pdarne an bvh'Ch assessed - Florida. Furth er information each week for four consecutive be taken upb,fore the commess Wallace, Jr. and Ann e also Rita L. avaIlable from tne Civ il Division Cf we Persons MAY 4ipp.arby person Øy . JofkM *ISO Gingw Morin. All Gf said the Seminole Property bc4rig in tftt County W Department, 1971. to th e City of Winter Springs, a Serninsold State of Flcci4i. it'd the underslted as szi,in . (Seal) Similar application Shill be made t Unless suth certificate or cer Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Seminole County, id a, will at the Board of County ConsmI1sio,,rs taficmt es shall be redeemed ac 11.00 A M on the 24Flor Cler k, 1h day of .kpril. of Seminole County, Florida, in comma to law Die property ' ti Circuit Court, 97i, offer for Sal, and set! 1 accordance with Florida Statut e ri thYrte Suir' ttltfic'e '." trip P'igfest bidder, Seminole County, Florida for 117 101(1), crntficate% will be So'd to the to any an all By: Linda M. Harris existing leir,. at ti'e Dated this 17th day 01 April. 1974. highest castt bidder at the ...ourt Fnonl (West) Dr of the Seminole Deputy Clerk FLORIDA LAND COMPANY hovsc-000r on the 6th day CI May, S. JOSEPH DAVIS, JR., County Courthouse in Sanford, BY John S DeLaytett 1971. t 13 - 00 AM. Florida, the above ESOURE sCr,bed per .Jc4n C DeLanett of the firm t'iled Di.t S'Pt da y Cf Apr,!, 1974 S0r41 properly. STENSTROM, DAVIS " __ - PubliSh: March 26, April 7. 9. ), oats when I walked -'.---. " 4/* t , I I StOP Wishi*n,-9 For 0 _. I - .I' .-. -. . - courtroom the 'V AIR_OFP..J' I PROBATE DIVISION ..... •;•• wa.a uwc a wwiuerooti in , . .----- - __ The Sanford Herald ...GO GET 'SM! IF BURYING R,XZY IS ThE • i . - ____ by Dave Grauc OOP HEARD TH' INTHECIRCUIT COURT OF THE NOTICE UNDERFICTITIOUS EIGH1aENTH JUDICIAL CIR. NAME STATUTE CUlT, SEMINOLE COUNTY. IC. .ThOM IT MAY CoPiceRN FLORIDA tlijtiCt' 5 ereby u,vesi that the LI'dcrs,uIleØ, pursuant to f •Fitt,tir'us N,n,e Statute," Ctacter that S. C. deOvies Jr et Ox ti'e Estate of 55609. FlorIda Statute, will register holder of the following certificates WILLIAM W. WINBORNE, t%itt' tie Clerk of Ihe Circuit Court, Deceased. nasidlo, Sen.nole County, FIrida, BETHESDA,. Md. (AP) - has filed 5lØ certiticates to. • deed to be i5st,('d thergn. ' The NOTICE TOCREDITOS upon r.ceipt of proof of the Herbert A. Philbrick, the count. certificate numbers and years of TO ALL PERSONS HAVING rvbIicat,on of th.s notice, the tic erspy famous for leading issuance, the description of the CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST titiOus na"e, to t RED BUG SAID ESTATE: S TAFIL F S under wn,ch I am ' lbree Lives " is spending his property, and the names in which t was assessed are a$ folIgw' You and each of you are hereby •"caged in business at Route). Box fourth life In this quiet Wash. Certl?ICAIC No. 53 Year of issuance notified and required to file any IUOO (one ni*Ie cast ot TuscawIlaon tngton suburb. 1971 claims and demands which you. or Red Bug Road. Seminole County), DescrlptlonofPropety either of you, may have against said Oviedo. Florida. "Who am I today?" asks the Lot I + N16', Ft estate That the party interested in 5.id the 59-year-old Philbrick, then a.i• Fill Blk I . iSanford Town of Pb Circuit Court of the Eighteenth IvtiOCSS enterprise i s as follow s : .1. swers, 'Just an ordinary citi- 1 Pgt5ótoi + 117. 1)3, 115. 116 + Judicial Circuit, Seminole County, F. WESTERMAN. 117 Florida. Probate Division, in the zen." Dated at Oviedo. Seminal., Name in which assessed Sarah C. Courthouse at Sanford, Florida, County. Florida, this 161h day of It is Just 25 'ears since Lewis C 0 Thelma Ecton, 73oo $tfl within four calendar monthS from March, 1971 Philbrick made a surprise court Ave.Apt 69, N.Y N.Y. All of said IhO time of the first publication of John F Westerman Sr. appearance in Boston and Property being in the County of thiS notice. Each claim or demand Publish March 26, April 7, 9, 16, Seminole, State of Florida. Unless must be in writing and filed In 1974 testified against 11 alleged such certificate or certiticales shall duplicate and state the place of DEl 112 Communists conspirators. All be rede,meu according to law the residence and post office address of property described in such cer the claimant and must be Sworn to were convicted and spent spent FICTITIOUS NAME tificate or certificates will be sold to by the claimant, his agent or at five years in Jail, although Notice Is hereby given that I am the highest cash bidder at the court torney, or the same shalt be void engaged in business at 26190 high court later threw out the houSe door on the 6th day of Dated at Orlando, Florida, this May, French Ave_ Sanford 37771. 1974. Smith Act, under which they at 1100 AM. 2nd day of April, 1974. Seminole County Florida under the Dated this 51h nay 01 Aprii, 11i,74. 5: Joan K. Winborne were convicted. The court IUICd ti(Iiti')US name of ABLE SIGN CO. i Seat) As Executrix of said estate. and that I intend to register said that an overt act of con3piracy ir1fn,n H. Beckwith, Jr. 5: Philip A. Tharp was necded, not Just talk. Clerk of Circuit Court Philip A. Tharp, of the firm of name with the Clerk of 'tie Circuit Cvrt. Seminole County, Florida in of County, Florida BRADFORD, OSWALD. TI'4ARP And the public became aware accordance with the provlsisn of 5: Linda C. Mauldin, & FLETCHER of Phllbrick's three 15 the Fictitious Name Statutes, To Deputy Clerk 335 No. Magnolia Avenue ... 'u" OUJ v r!ur IU 16TUTC UIUIt'U. I.. UIIIIIIUJ1IS(, aflCl fjJ Publish: April 12, 18. 30. 1974 Orlando. Florida 37801 EA fIzen ____ .. • 46 Tuesday, April 16,1974 ounterspy Aa==_h!;1= ,---....-- - -. - ____ 11111.1 11 ~ a I L) I ___.) 3271.611 fl �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' � 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 16, 1974 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 16, 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 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 16, 1974; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/ae6c9932006be45d36da14c6f02935ef.pdf 55da6efc2421276d8f5051b9408d8245 PDF Text Text - 11 — - I -. -- - I II - 3 , - 8C—The Sanford Herald " Thursday, May 9, 1974 0 0 /*0*111 I nflU11VH Pan f an Ease The HI U VU __ __ - .41 ll - , Vy 911. _ ~ were d H - By BOB LLOYD City Editor It :., - 'i, You, Social Securit, --- -_ And Your Earning. c - htion to being disabled, a work requirement varies from a year ad age For young workers to UV I. I 3is Forced to retire .it 53 I understand my benefits years for workers over I will be based on what I have of 31. earned since 1951. Please cxSocial Security consi plain why my earl' earnings person disabled only If h from 193i through 1950 are severe physical or i disregarded. condition which preven A. Social Security benefits are from working and is exp based on average earnings last or has lasted) from 1937 or 1951 up to retirement age. It is generally in death. more adv,antageous to use the Q. A 53-year-old n period from 1951 on. since wages criitable for Social alten has worked in the' Security purposes were in five years. How mi By FRANK CORKICK ThelleraldServkts - - -.- , - -- ' -. - when former DYS employe Jackson said he gave told the detectives," Jackson Abbott said he has not yet rule out the possibility, as the state agency that he lie said in the less than a Johnell Jackson, of Geneva, deputies a sworn statement and related. "lie told inc If I didn't received results of the test probe continues. "resigned." year he's worked as state complained to Askew's office was told to make the marijuana resign Charges of marijuana use by I was firLd. given a detention center emJackson said he resigned, ii and to DYS officials In buy. Jackson revealed he asked bureau of detentions head heDetails of his statement employes of the Sanford "He said I was being fired ploye. you can call It that," under for and was given a polygraph has about his March discovered that applicants 28 were leaked from the sheriff's because I was caught sleeping Juvenile Detention Center and Tallahassee pressure from Bensinger, Paul Charters, Abbott's [loss test in Orlando in mid-April are fingerprinted. "But those the firing of a state Division of ,salid Thursday that DYS of. about the drug use allegations cards aren't fingerprint and he was told "resign Voutti Services employe hours "The governor is concerned ficiuls Jackson said, "Bensinger said Jackson admitted he was and his firing, processed th e FBI to check by af ter he inade the charges have with the administration of the or be fired" when he retumed to Denny Abbott (district DYS fitials from Miami and found dozing on duty but says Tallahassee, accompanied by for arrest records." prompted two state In. center and any improper work six hours later, detention center supervisor "I was taken there by some a Bensinger told him at the time In Fort Lauderdale polygraph he knew Jackson had be ve stigations. conduct by state employes," deputies and late (Vice squad Today, Sheriff John Polk West Palm Beach) had lic said he doesn't know if the Seminole State Atty. Abbott Herring said, noting testimony admitted he was the "leak," but me fired." ordered examiner, were in Sanford last "working lots of voluntary chief Ray) Parker and Sheriff Florida Department of Law I weekend and "about 17 hours of Herring, ordered by Gov, has been taken from a number said he hoped others would call Jackson said three days after statements were taken from the overtime hours" and his only John Polk both told me I Passed Enforcement checks the Iteubin Askew to probe the of detention center personnel. him with similar charges his termination he talked to employes." action would be to note the it," Jackson said, fingerprints or not, allegations, said today his Jackson, a 25-year-old former against his own department. Abbott, who claimed he knew incident in Jackson's personnel "But I am requesting now And Polk today added report will go to Askew next Seminole County jailer and "There is no indication at this file, Polk said he called Sanford nothing about the firing, supplied by Jackson is that DYS have the fingerprints evidence time," Charters said," of any week. DYS officials, also in- fattier of four small children, local DYS head Robert Ritz to Although Bensinger knew "pretty thin," and that Jackson processed by the FBI in the Abbott, contacted Thursday drug use at the deention what Jackson had told deputies vestigating, said results of the was employed Jan. 18 as a child discuss the charges. Ritz, in West Palm Beach, confirmed did not pass a ;Y)rtion of a lie ruture as a safeguard," Charter month-long probe could care worker at the detention contacted today by The Herald, his department is investigating center ." He said, however, that hours earlier, Jackson said, detector test said. Possibly result In suspension of center, and worked the iiiid. said he called his supervisor in the drug use only preliminary investigative Bensinger sent his assistant, allegation and reports have The sheriff would not specify . one or more of 16 local DYS night shift. One of the DYS employes at reached his desk. John Brown, borne with him to w Orlando, and that the su per- Jackson's situa tion but refused ha t parts of the test Jackson the detention center is former employes. lie told The Herald he went to visor in turn called detention to comment on Jackson's Charters said the normal 16.. get a copy of the statement failed. Seminole sheriff's Sgt. John Investigators have given lie sheriff's detectives March 28 home supervisor Kurt Ben- statements, deputies had given Jackson. member staff at the detention ('barters was vague In a Wright Jr., who was arrested detector tests to two DYS after 'four or five" co-workers singer. "We're continuing the in. center includes 10 child care Jackson said he was 'thursday telephone interview early this year on a firearm em lip loyes, while Four others at the detention center ad. Bensinger was in juvenile vestigatlon," Abbott said, workers, a supervisor and the questioned over two hours as to DYS employment larceny charge and who later have exercised their con- muted they were using court today and could not be "Five Sanford employes were superintendent. Friday by DYS investigators procedures. "I guess we use the pleaded no contest in circuit stitutmonal rights not to take the marijuana and drugs, and one reached for comment. asked to take polygraph tests Abbott Thursday denied who were shocked that he has standard state personnel exams, officials said. rules court to the charge and was employe offered to sell him "a "When I got to work Ben. and four refused to do so, as is reports that two staffers have yet to receive any and check people out— at least placed on six months UnThe prob.'s were triggered lid of marijuana For $20." singer knew all about what I their legal right." been suspended but would not ;.rknowledgenirnt from the t•r.t-!lv. .uher ed l)rit;rm -ft - /"\ " /' "\ \F is- 0 11 .. °-) creased dramatically since benefits from tile U.S. t y to becru then. Prior to 1951, the maximum naturalized citizen`_ wages creditable Sk, curity purposes was $3,000 work won't be enouglili lx~r year. A worker would have stands now, the law t tda maximum o1$435m eight years of work 2 I Social Security taxes from 1937 of coverage) for those a. 1974 the taxx through age 62 in 1983. 5.85 per cent on a maximuln of 'assume yom Lets $13,200, which amounts to another thre' years an $772.20 in Social Security taxes Q. How much money does it eligible at 62. If that's' you may draw benefit take to retire?—Mrs. T.S. rest of your life. Yo A. Money Is a family affair, have to be a citizen t so naturally there Le no set Social Security benefit Figure. If you can calculate your If you plan to mov' retirement income and deduct your pre-retirement expenses, the United States, ch you will have a pretty fair any Social Securit, regarding the rules th guideline for your .. - . ~ - . - 0 I -,- . pill," ~~ ;;C, -~ . 'c\ / I - - i~ r "o . • o :.-. . 0000VJV . d . . I . %- - I , ___ b allfp,r rraL I . __ __ Kansas a single grain elevator 1930's saw the establishment of Sanford in Stewart Co., Ga., stands at the side of the railroad a flourishing agribusiness in the is rather unique. The whole tiny By CHRIS NELSON track. The town of Sanford "Celery City." town population about 50 is herald Staff Writer Same name but no relation. stood here once, but is no more. Today th Seminole County owned by Miss Julia York, who - Towns by the name of SanOur local lakeside city's Industrial Development A Seminole Circuit Court ford abound in the eastern existence was also threatened tiuthority (SCIDA) is actively inherited the town through a United States from Maine and shortly before the turn of the encouraging the establishment complicated series of pur- .Jury has found a self-described "lucky rabbit hunter" guilty of Michigan in the north, to century. In 1887 a serious fire of light, clean industry in the chases and wits. using part of the 430,000 rrillsom southerly Florida. destroyed about 16 buildings In Sanford area, and new housing Sanford in Madison Co., Ga., paid to free kidnape. Janford There are 15 altogether; two 4 businessman George Jackson. in Georgia and three as far - r. Raymond Ellis Gaines was flung as Texas, Kansas and = . convicted Thursday of illegally Colorado. . . possessing and concealing Sanford, N. C., celebrates its .--nearly $10,000 which his defense bicentennial this year. Friday, May 10, 1974—Sanford, Florida 32771 st. F' attorney described as "the pot run Into a You might also .: .----.-. 6th Year, No. 224 i. Price 10 Cents 'f gold at the end of the rain. Sanford in New York State—or . bow," and Gaines himself in Virginia, Indiana, Ten'I? claimed he took as simply a or . . nessee, Mississippi lucky day's find while rabbit Alabama. . ,hunting. And while County Truckdrivers -4 But the jury deliberated less kinship a common founder or 3 than an hour to convict the 25place of origin —the Old year-old Sanford man at the Country—Sanford, Fla, can tAixed on ik i end of a preview of next week's claim no blood ties with any of 13. scheduled tillof two men 12i We don't even think there Is lie said diesel fuel prices its apparent sister cities. accused in the actual Feb. 28 Camp Monroe was the first going to be a strike, one Sanford have been steady at about 45 to kidnap. settlement on the trucking company owner SO cents per gallon br the past recorded Wednesday, confessed kidI'c$ commented this morning of the 60 to 90 days, and while his men south shores of Lake Monroe In I ,., nap?r Ernest Jerome Davis Is 1836. General Henry S. Sanford, strike called for Monday by the find travelling at 55 miles per . :-j . scheduled to testify against ____________ for whom the Florida city was hour less Independent Owners-Operators economical than at a 4 — ..; . .iccused .-accomplices and fellow arrived at the sethigher speed because of gear Association in Tampa. , Sanford residents Jesse James -.• - -tlement 34 years later, purV ratios, "it's the law, so th ey go 3'. , .Jones, Jr., and Frank Wheeler chased 12,535 acres, and . . "We gonna move Monday," along +1& with ft.,' . Jr. In a trial moved to Tampa Swedish immigrants to brought declared W. P. Ball, owner of By John A. Spoiski At All-States Truck Service, because of excessive publicity. till! town and groves he Laid out. Ball Trucking Co., Inc., 802 W. 1500 S. French Ave., Sanford, Jackson, 52, was released . 13th Street, Sanford, And while Sanford, Maine, is About jails, and the money it It unharmed in Sanford 26 hours bunch of radica!s who are broker Dave Brinkley said he the oldest city by that name in takes to build 'em, after "two dark men," one founded In 1740 agitating again don't even know hopes local truckers don't Join the country By now you must have heard carrying a shotgun, burst iato and named for one, Pegleg what they're going to strike in the proposed strike, of Orange Count y's Sheriff Mel his Southern Shortening for," "Some talk about joining, and Sanford -the Seminole County S Colman's request for adcompany office while he was city is far and away the largest 1(hitiona l jail space. He calls It a Independent Owners-Ope• some don't. What I hear is ~Mt ~4 A , with a current population of mostly rumors, and I don't .-' -,;-r ' Laura. 24,500 know what to think," said -James Klllingswor th said the The couple took the stand .----------e few -It is also one of th For 12:01 Brinkley. "We'll just have to Sound familiar? strike is being called 1 .3 Wednesday to describe the As a matter of fact, have you a.m. Monday because truckers wait till Monday and see what Sanfords 'which can boast a kidnap and events which led to steady growth pattern. noticed in the past when one received no relief from the state happens," their son's drive March 1 to a Sanford, Ind. flourished for a organization makes a request, Village Rest Truck Terminal legislature following the deserted Orange County road while, but Is now sinking back hether it be for salary ad- January strike which paralyzed manager Melvin Payne, also at with $30,000 "dusted" by the into the prairie. Little more juslmnents or as in this case jail some areas of the nation's 1500 S. French Ave., said he had FBI, and partially listed by than a whistlestop today, the facilities, it doesn't take too commerce. not heard much talk of joining serial number. . j town has a mere 180 a miiuch more time before a tile e strike, F'flc! By Gi'O' 91 Hives) (H (c'ald According to a confession inhabitants. Truckers say they want the "Most of the men here are neighboring city or county signed by Gaines, he and The sleepy hamlet of Sanford, FRIENDLY CITY' NAMED FOR GENERAL H. S. SANFORD price of fuel rolled back ar.d organization Jumps in. usually to go ahead and run Horace Gathers, also lacing Tex., is Larger by a single soul. frozen at the May 1973 level, going with a similar request or for 30 Monday. They're not taking this The charges of illegally Total population there is 181. the town; in 1888 a yellow fever and apartment developments was first called Sawdust. possessing cutting an average of 28 to something a little bit better. six are catering for the influx of first graduating class from the the money, seriously," Payne Cob., is a little epidemic broke out; found and nearly $10,000 Sanford, cents per gallon; an audit of thing too local high school was too emnear the home of Jones' lather bigger; 683 persons call this years later a freeze damaged industrial workers, as well as -major oil companies for the commented. W. W. Home at Borne orange trees, retirees, into the pleasant March 6 after reading of the Conejos County community many barrassed about the name to past three years; lower uniform kidnapers' arrest The "Big Freeze" of 1895 residential-resort city. and deterWe congratulate Sheriff license plates lees; and speed Distributors, Inc., 1215 S. home. have it printed on the While citrus, and later celery gr3duation diplomas, however, mining where the money might Colimin, however. lie's making limits hiked to 65 miles per French Ave., Sanford, said he The Sanfords in Tennessee practically wiped out the had no comment. ..request for funds which would hour. and Virginia are made up of groves and many people were accounted for much of this and so a name beginning with be. The proposed nationwide The next day, Gaines was single filling stations, a general forced to leave the town. The city's growth, Iltunber was the % Ir,- provided b) the federal -S- was sought.-the class rings driven to Lakeland Ball said his truckers were trucking shutdosn is being where he :overnment and "would save store and a few houses, and population dropped from 5,000 reason for living in Sanford, had already been ordered wi th paid $5,600 for a brown Pontiac Mich., or Sanford, Ala. Ill the county Orange m about not giumbling about fuel prices coordinated through Overdrive Sanford, Miss., is an all-but- to less than 2,000 $100.0(K) in Prisoner expenses or tile lower speed limits, even Magazine, a publication for forgotten community of 75 Those who remained ex- bering activities have slowed the first letter in "Sawdust" Grand Pil with cash that left a truckers. perunented with growing down now, and the cities sur- inscribed. flourscent residue on the during the year of the grunt." though they don't like (hero. souls. Sanford was chosen. salesman's desk, but which was On the endless plains of vegetables, and the 1920's and vive on memories alone. i * 11 Convicts 0 r; in es By JEAN PA11tSON Herald Staff Writer 1 I NamedSanforde Jury But Similarity Ends There a - . . , . I . . ~I i. .. 'Lfr"vi4 gp i'1- .-, '.0.0 410 U 0 0 HIP.. - , LJ I&ILrItL')? 0 6',-, *A .- - . ... . - • 0C I' '' '' -i (104 AP 2i i - ) Man y Are I '--'-" I, _! Your Hot Water tab is From $19.27 to BIC, whose study was aimed sky-high prices Osaka- sell for around $10 Large tube ol toothpaste would in Only the wealthy ride taxis A hefty bar of soap costs 15 cost you $1.47. The same size partly at guiding international Kobe, Paris, Dusseldorf, and brand can be purchased for companies in determining pay Frankfurt, Zurich, Geneva, cents in Manila, but buy it in Caracas, for the boarding Iti eate Can Be Inflation plays no favorites, 88 cents at many U.S. and benefits for (heir overseas Copenhagen, Vienna, Chicago Stockholm and the price jumps charge is 93 cents and the same eight times. In Bcmbay, dry take for each additional II executives, used New York as and Brussels. sa next time you're horrified at drugstores. your household hot water heated free during on the low end of the price cleaning costs 42 cents for a kilometer, something less than the price tag on something, in Seoul the tube the base city for its prict index, But wait a conditioning season. Call your ,air Con Its analysis found that 13 other totem pole were Belgrade, dress but 10 times more in a mile. In good old Manila, the !i think on what the same item would cost only 20 cents. oning service company for an estimate. eginning meter rings tip a penny when Or if you are in the market for cities around thw world have Buenos might cost in another land. - -*_t. .. niii n.tht oont fur IU Heat Recovery Unit Manufactured by The Business International elegant cars, again don't Corp. (BIC) conducted a price Jakarta. Luxury jobs lit survey of 46 major cities around Jaguar or Mercedes Bet the world and came up with set you back about $30,0 Thursday, May 9. 1974 16—The Sanford Herald some astounding price diiIn this country the lerentlals, most of them sells for around $11,001 favorable to the United States. Mercedes goes for b For example, in Jakarta a ,250 and $19.500. By FRANK MACOMBER The Herald Services iiiii. -- Probe Launched th U I 11 -___'L -.-.___. — ____ . ' , - '• - ,,' - - -- - . 0 Pb anl ' - - Str ng ' , Q..If a doctor classifies a Questions on retiren person as disabled does that mean he will get Social Security be maliel to Who Retirement?, In disability hengits?—L.N. A.. Not necessarily. In ad- this newspaper. ' -- ..: ._... - ) U.S. Products Bargain M -' C LO . . ' top item in the I country's pm oductiofl can say that we hay CAMDEN, N.J.—Neil Vander product that might Dussen's time was limited. In them. -For instance, less than an hour he would be flying off to Brazil to help tN complished this withi Rio government and private TV set. They found ~ companies in their joint efforts with wide appeal tt to extend and improve beiiig produced elset television service in the vast at RCA can go to Boll battle their Phil1iL South American nation. This trip would reflect many television camera, foreign trips being made today other iterr'.s that by American corporate of. petitive. "Britain, France ficIals. Vander Dussen's would be in behalf of RCA, the firm in moans always have b which he holds a division vice but there are mark Presidency Government and field, and in other. Commercial Systems) here, Russia, in Iran, in : and !*1 would also reflect toe fact many othel places." How about mainla that the present state of the "They may be Lod it ican dollar is making Amer manufacturers situation differently. possible for U.S. "They may dead to compete with Foreign firms even g 1 can talk only for RCA." get technical and, . -1 Vander Dussen said in an in. help from us." Vander Dussen', III i tcrxiew, "but it is obvious that our ability to sell abroad, along his attention to TV with that of many other (inns, radio and teletype is one of the significant reasons Brazil, has a close why there Is great im- developing market provement In Americas Eusipv dud Asia. ' balance of payments." The complete tWA niwnr.' United States had a 112 bilbori \ U0Sla%1 i he said. We are active In the Middle East—In favorable ad%anthgo in i l'ki"tan in Ir1tn in lsriel pin.nt. L,lnu Itt"I41 inimediate and other firnis, are doing more unp ruV4inder I)ussen's " boss supports his view of U. S. to respond to needs in Eastern business opportunity arow'd Europe, particularly in Pola nd the globe Irving K Kessler, ' find Czechoslovakia There is a executive vice president of lot of TV activity in the big $t i-ities (I! ltlflM' countries. Their lt('A. with r peit.htlit Lit veral of the company's engineers are very competent, iii visions, put it in plain but they don't have enough t1 prcu i.rivage: "Aiiicrican products ttwui, and we can help there as -gain in many well as with products." are now * a " WI nir . ,, toreign fore gn countries. Regarding China, Vandem u'p nr The ability ot American nussen said one of the vital manufacturing to compete missions of U.S. business Is to . lit peor.le and make " " O, By JOHN PINKERMAN I'llse Herald Senrkes . A lot of it. In nationwide fuel economy tests, motorists' cars were tested before and after a tune-up. Results showed that a tune-up with could save us millions of gallons of gasoline each week. Tune-ups benefit us in other ways, too. Quicker acceleration for safer new Champion spark plugs saved, passing. Dependable starts. Plus a on the average, a gallon of gasoline in every tankful. Considering that 3 of every 5 cars on the road need a tune-up right now, tune-ups alone substantial reduction in emissions. See your mechanic regularly for a Champion tune- up. Once a year or every 10,000 miles. — #1 -í --! CHAM - ------ :! p.arate interview. - %Ve always have been N(t. I in quy:itv." lie said. i i -and the :- ---- - _. - - * ,nor,ft rs mmit be done in all atmosphere Is"P I WP ruf uf mutual confidence," li said. -All this takes time; we must " ne r fill mtutmon n cans irc thcni that thcy (1111 ill U 1ru' S'J it 0(1(1 ILCfl! 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I r- pz'pru - " ,' P.1,u- 4 , . - priru : ,- - .-,: ~ In Foreign Countries .. ' CED= ' ru- WA b By tile w.i - When Senate I 'r e i ilt' nI Mallory Horne i.sitt'd the iltraki a few iiiontk .11 back we pinned him on this exact situation as it applied to the Juvenile Detention Center and asked whether there were an state Fitmids available' 1k' responded that there were, and more than likely the count) could be reimbursed Question... have any of the cowity comnrnlssa.ners taken 1 4 the initiative and followed throtgti? Or Is this going to be another exatmiple of where there are state funds available but this county does NOTHING ..bout getting its share'.' Just iskini:, nt'mgti!it.rs in n kr,nlr hainelisa tkz. bilL LUI Iii W - t#SIIIfl %F%UI was tipped. On March 10 Gaines was I tr rested on reckless driving charges in Belle Glade while driving the Pontiac to Miami, By then $616 was all that jurisdictions because my ex that he was there. "lie got the cows they w ould know that remained of the money By DONNA ESTES blood Flecks are not unusual husband is employed by the sample and ran," she said. Herald Staff Writer According to Sanford Police, agriculture department," Mrs. She said the inspector found from a newly freshened cow. Jackson is entitled to the GENEVA - Mrs. Margaret Canunack said, threatening to flecks of blood in the Filter. The problem with many health Pontiac as it was purchased Cammack, a principal owner of sue the health agency for insisting this is not uncommon, department inspectors Is that with his money, and will "This fight between the two while they have studied books likewise receive any of the cash the Fairgiade Jersey Dairy damages. "My ex-husband. Bill, Is no state departments has been they have no practical cx- recovered—once here, today charged state the kidnap Health Department officials longer connected in anyway going on for 10 )ears." Mrs. perience," she said. trial is completed. Calling the health-agriculture with "a frame up, a rigged with the Fairglade Dairy," Cammack said, "and we i the To date, police have ac. deal" in tagging her dairy with Mrs. Cammack said, noting dairy industry have been departments dispute "a hot counted fur slightly more than having "bloody milk filters." that she and her son, Owen are having dual inspections by both issue," Mrs. Cammack said all $20,000. The remainder, thanks that is being accomplished Is to departments." State health officials Thur- the principal owners. shopping sprees by Gaines She said she will be con"The Seminole County Board that dairies are being given bad and others who may have sday said they hoped placing ob.. two blood-encrusted milk filters ferrint with her attorneys of Health ran a sample recently publicity." tamed another share of the Sen. Julian Lane, a Tampa from the Geneva Dairy and today on the court action to be and found the milk at our dairy ransom, is not expected to be will either appear or count. dairyman, speaking farm on a taken and had a very low bacteria another Florida of the recovereti. Senate committee's table in be representated at a hearing This is what is important," she blood stained tilters said in Gathers earlier this week Tallahassee Thursday got the before the Florida Senate said, adding "cows that have Tallahassee Thursday, "You attempted to plead guilty to his point across that they need to committee next Thursday to Just freshened often show a could find that stuff anyplace role in findii'g some of the cash, ou looked" little blood which the filter inspect milk processing plants. tell her side of the story. but appeared so oer wrought Mrs. Cnunack said an of- catches," Health 4ficia1s have charged "The state health department and unable to answer questions' Normally dairy owners are that the Senate committee that Circuit is attempting to place our dairy ficer from the state health Court Judge David in the middle of its battle with department recently went into notified of problems so they can reneged on an agreement to Strawn ordered a psychiatric the state department of the Fairglade Dali'>', taking the be corr'cted, she said. "If in. give them sole Hill thUri t' to examination prior to a renewed Agriculture over inspecticn filter without notifying anyone spectors had ever milked a few inspect milk processing plants. effort . Dairy Owner Cnes'Fra me r P 4 �- z - ... ........................................................... __ 2A—The Sanford Herald -- . . -. -"- , _ . . - - .- ----' _.. - _ •__ .-___- a -. :-2.l- .0 - Friday, May 10, 1974 The Sanford Herald Chile Closeted Panel Mulls to I N earing End CAIRO, Egypt i All - Secre. tary of State Henry A. Kissin. ger may return to Washington soon and let the Syrian and Isracli government, think about their rival disengagement propsuls for it week or two, memnhers of Kissinger's staff indicate. One senior American official said the negotiations to separate the warring armies on the (;l:inu Heights are "barely in the starting block," and so far the odd.s are less than 50-50 that Kissinger will be able to work out an agreement for a pullback of the Israeli forces. Although Israel is willing to give up all the Syrian land capap tured in the October war, it has offered only a token withdrawal from the Golan heights territary seized In the 1967 war. The Syrians want touch more as a first step toward complete Israeli withdrawal from the Heights. But the Israelis have tmven no indication of a retreat irwil tiiu uIkmi-rtpeated stand that they will never return all of the plateau from which the Syrians shelled northern Israel at will. Now in the 10th day of his latest Middle East peace missum, Kissinger was meeting with Egyptian President Anwar S;olat of Egypt to bring him up Of Marxis ts ' Fa te WASHINGTON (AP) - Stocked with facts and sworn to secrecy, members of the House Judiciary Committee have begun to consider evidence in its historic inquiry into possible impeachment of President Nixon. During a long, closed briefing Thursday, the committee received a detailed account of events leading up to the Waterrate break4n of June 17, 1972, and a thick pile of supporting Members said the staff presentation reached no conCIUSIOIIS and did not relate directly to any presidential conduct. "It was strictly background," said Rep. John Conyers, 1)Mich. "It was all familiar, nothing new," added Rep. Don Edwards, 1alif. Both acknowledged, however, that the information presented Thursday links up with facts brought out in later sessions to form a pattern that would make it pertinent to the impeachment inquiry, The committee is scheduled to hold three more closed sessionsnextweek, all devoted to Watergate and the ensuing ef. forts to rover it up. Five other areas of presidential activity involved in the inquir'.' will be dealt with in folhm ini, %% ceks. Transcripts A 1 !- EW A~ it . r , ..I 7. r .~ 1, 1 , i 4 __ 6'. 4- _____ Vienna Is Blossomin g 0 4* -- odd _____ '1 - 'ci - - "We understand our high constitutional responsibility. We will faithfully live up to It." Rodino said. In his opening remarks, Rep. Edward Hutchinson, ranking Republican on the committee, said: "The power of impeachment is one of those great checks and balances written in our Constitution to ameliorate the stark doctrine of the separation of powers. But the impeachmerit of a president is more drastic, for it can bring down an administration of the government. The Constitution itself limits the scope of impeachment of a president to treason, bribery or other hieh crirm S .ind iulisdCIflt'almrS." ! L . ri 1. ;~_:i-r to - , ___ 'We are proceeding under the mandate of that resolution. "1don't need to stress again the importance of our undertaking and the wisdom, decency and principle which we must bring to it. f.1( -_ 144 In his opening statement, Committee Chairman Peter J. Redino Jr., 1)-N.J., said the committee was acting under a resolution passed by the house "by a vote of 410 to 4" authorking and directing it "to investigate fully and completely whether sufficient grounds exist" to impeach President Nix- 40 - j (HraId Pholo By Elda Nichols) MATH FAIR WINNERS CAMPBELL, assistant principal of South Seminole Middle School, presents ribbons to top winners of recent Math Fair. From left. Campbell: ('11-ell Bucha nan Major Setback Newspapers , eighth grade; Dana Grossbert, second place, sevenih grade; and Hunter Prinker, third place, seventh grade. first 1)1:1Cc, * Crossing Crash Hurts Two Seek Nixon " % HOT SPRINGS, Va. (AP) tives questioned refused to not prove a crime. "We still There is agreement among comment on the President's lieve In this country that a manLONG WOOD—A Longwood Highway, and her 12-year-old some of the 'wtion's top corpo. problems resulting from re- Is innocent until proven guilty, Hospital spokesmen said today in fair condition at woman injured Thursday night son Kevin were injured when a Kevin Widdis was treated and Florida Hospital North. rate executives that President lease of the transcripts; the and that will only be decided at in a train-car collision, the southbound Seaboard Coast released. Nixon's chances of remaining other 10 all said they believed a trial," he added. Her 15-year-old daughter second in the city in three Line freight train struck their in office received a major set- the tapes had hurt his chances April2lanAmtrakpassenger A third executive, who said he Julie has been released, Three newspapers that sup- weeks, was listed in fair con- car about 7:15 p.m. at the train sliced through a car at the spokesmen back because he released the in one degree or another, said. voted for Nixon, wondered ported President Nixon in 1968 ditlon today at Florida Hospital Palmetto Avenue crossing that SR 434 crossing injuring an Watergate tape transcripts. An executive of a Midwest- aloud when the Watergate reve- and 1972 have editorials in Fri- North, Altamonte Springs. is marked only by a stop sign, Altamonte Springs woman and The SR 434 crossing in But only a few of the execu- em-based corporation said he tations would end. "There's Just day's issues calling for his resaccording to Longwood police her Longwood Is marked by daughter. tives questioned felt Nixon though'. people In his home city one thing after another, and Betty Widths, 34, of Old Dixie patrolman Michael Fisher. should resign. Most said they were shocked by what the tran. there always seems to be some- ignation or impeachment. Julie Reese, 34, was listed flashing warning lights The positions taken by the thought he would be impeached scripts revealed about the thing else," he said. Los Angeles Times, Cleveland and should see the impeach- President's character. Although most of the execuwould Plain Dealer and the Kansas ment trial through to the end. "In my city, people believe tives felt that the House City Times follow by one day a A dozen top corporate offi- Lh'it a man speaks directly and impeach the President, similar call by the Chicago cials were questioned at an off- means what he says. The de- Jority declined to predict the Tribune, which also had been a the-record discussion for news- viousness revealed by the Pres- outcome of a Senate trial. U.S. Congressman Bill elderly. The original wooden bank loan in the amount of Nixon supporter. men at the regular biennial ident in these transcripts has seemed unsure whether an The Amazing Kreskin" will Gunter will be featured speaker structure was replaced in 1972 $10,000. Also, the Nashville meeting here of the Business done him a lot of harm," he peachable crime could be Pray- sean Tennes- present a performance at 4 p.m. Sunday at 2 p.m. at said in its A generous, grant from the the Good with the present modern conFriday editions Council, a group of some said, dnesda)' in Florida en. Edythe Bush Foundation of Samaritan Home 28th an. crete block facilities with the that Nixon should resign from We business leaders who advise the Another executive, however,' Only one of the dozen Technological University's niversary celebration and support of the community and Orlando has made it possible to execu- office. government on economic mat- said that while the White House tives said he had read most of Village Center Assembly mortgage burning to be held at foundations, pay off this mortgage and The Tennessean, which sup- Room. (ems, conversations were not flatter- the transcripts. The others said ported the 1972 presidential bid West Sanford Free Will complete the unfinished portion Only two of the dozen execu- ing to the President, they did they were too busy or In- of The mentalist and master or Holiness Church at Ninth In December, 1973, conof the interior. and Sen. George McGovern, D- Extra Sensory Perception was Mulben'y sufficiently interested to spend S.D., said struction costs were reported as The Good Samaritan Home "President Nixon last onJ campus Lnw ber, the time, although $128,815. Of this m $118,815 will hold an open house Sunday all said they must be painfully aware that he 1972, performing for an had read excerpts. Mother Ruby L. Wilson Is been paid by contributions for the public in honor of the has lost the must desperate and audience of over 1,000 persons. ,resident and founder The executives were about dangerous gamble of his of Good and the only liability was a celebration. In addition to his own evenly divided as to whether political career." television program, he is a Samaritan Home as well as Nixon could continue to govern "Resignation would be the favorite repeat performer on pastor of the church. The home effectively. Two said d. Sanford ministration has demonstrated honorable course for President the TV shows of Mike Douglas, was begun as a ministry by the County Richard Nixon," the Tennes- Johnny Carson, David Frost church members to provide effective leadership, despite Pistol of underterminedvalue Beer valued at $10 stolen Watergate problems. sean edit')rlal concluded, care for the sick and the and others. stolen Thursday from home of Thursday from home of B. J. Among executives attending Lula Thompson, 26, of 14 Sterling of 181 Alhambra Rd. two-day meeting are RichHiggins Terrace. -71f, a~z__ ~~ __ ~ __ ~ if ___. -1 -_ ,~X_ -_ ard Gerstenberg, chairman C. . A`~_ * I Items valued at $175 stolen Stereo valued at of General Motors Corp.; EdThursday from homeofGeorge -Tt . huradayfrom home of Mary Longwood Mayor Eugene Jaques had asked the court to -Griffin, ), of 06 Woodmere Long, 35, 738 Honeysuckle Dr. gar F. Kaiser, chairman of 4 Jaques lawsuit against th e define his powers, to void Kaiser Industries Corp. Blvd. . Longwood City Council seeking sections of the city charter, to William Miller, president of tTelevision and gunsvalued at Two rings and watch stolen • a court definition of his powers nullify the hiring by council of Thursdayfrom home of Mattie $825 stolen Thursday from Textron Inc.; Donald M. Kend' was voluntary dismissed at Police Chief Thomas Hennigan Jefferson, 37, of 109 McKay home of Drew Vaughan, 34, of all, chairman of PepsiCo Inc.; a. Jaques' attorney's request and to stop council from and David Packard, chairman Blvd. 6633 Lenneal Beach Dr. " according to the office of Clerk repealing his administrative 1 of Hewlett-Packard Co. 'H of Circuit Court Arthur H. powers and $10,000 annual -' BeckwlthJr. salary. Attorney Michael Jones of Altamonte Springs who Special City Atty. Gerald represented Jaques in the Korman said a scheduled j action said this week the hearing before Circuit Court dismissal action has been under Thomas Waddell consideration for several Judge . 4 Thursday was canceled when weeks. May 10 1041 Jaques was not available for Jones indicated the voluntary Folk musical 'Wake Up, Rummage Sale, Deltona comment today. An i,...,dA ,4n,aLi, Uinh ilkmktnl nminn JI'.1 a,.aIuw,, 1a1511 Jacob" by 5th grade chorus Christian Church, Normandy School student has been conli" Lake Mary School auditorium, B(*ilevard, Deltona, 9a.m. to 5 victed of four counts of I 7:30 p.m. p.m., Friday; 9 am, to now, aggravated assault and one Saturday. count of leaving the scene of an _ - . .1 - -Monte Carlo Night sponsored ?itay 14 accident with injuries by a by Deltona lions Club 7:30 Sanford Lions, noon, House of Seminole Circuit Court Jury p.m., Deltona Community Steak. Vince Lombardi film hearing evidence in a Jan. 4 Center, benefit sight program strip, "The Second Effort." Seminole Plaza parking lot ,- __ incident. The Seminole County School does not have vocational D. Daniel Floyd, whose Board gave the go ahead to a programs it is unable to receive mother caused a mistrial $772, 00 0 vocational facility the state monies other schools March speaking to two addition to Lake Brantley High do. This means it women jurors, had been will not be School that was npproved in a able to generate charged with secnd degree vocational 1970 state survey. dollars that can be moved into Cochran a boy, Lake Mary MAY 9,1974 , The board quashed a similar other program areas, he exCircuit Court Judge Robert ADMISSIONS Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Eileen motion a week ago after a plained. Sanford: McDonald a boy, Altar1&nte ,McGregor late Thursday ordebate on career versus -=i dered Floyd, 113 Jinkins Circle, The addition when completed Willie I.,. Hawkins mgs agricultural and vocational will increase the capacity from Sanford, to remain on bail Florence D. Ulrich education, pending a presentence inthe present 1,920 students to MIDWAY ROYALTY Nancy E. Pfeifauf DISCHARGES The addition to Lake Brantley 1,980 students. vestigation parole by the and Thomas F. Smith Sanford: CANDACE BRADLEY and George Costen were chosen King and will not, according to officials, probation pr commission. No date was set for Marion C. Harris Catherine M. Byrd effectively increase the schcool's beginning of construction. Queen of Midway Elementary School, at the annual May Day Festival Floyd was charged with I I capadty, Wit It%Ill lJLIIIg We '.eieuratiun. Tney are students of Mrs. Eyvonne Whitmire's first grade running down four men with his in other action the board Vladimir Spakosky Sherman E. Franklin school class, up to county standards voted to air-condition South 1964 Falcon station wagon, Robert I.. Brown Ethel L. Jeter on program offerings. Seminole injuring one of them seriously and Milwee Middle Bessie Rogers Pierre A. Leveque School Supt. William P. Schools after a fight in the parking lot. and Casselberry Louise E. Dougherty Willie M Griffin Layer said ;i school is due for Elementary School. Th e plans Mary G. Boggs hula B. Sidberr> - R esignation '' Police Blotter Kreskin A1' FTU ' VIENNA (All) Some 250 acres In the south of Vienna that film pioneers once used for location shots have been turned into a giant garden to host the International Flower and Gardening Show i WIG ) 1974, which runs through October 14. Officials predict that about four million people will wander through the area of flower beds and small lakes during the sixmonth exhibition. Other features are a hotel and a iuiedic'.ii centem', next to a fast!rowing housing area which replaced the wooden sheds, dusty factory buildings and ponds of a long-vanished brick industry. The ponds and the unkempt shrubbery of the socalled Oberlan area fascinated the Filmuuakirs in the 1920s and 193us - - 1 JACK now on trial or awaiting sen. SANTIAGO, Chile AP) After eight iirnnths in power, tenting by military tribunals ('hue's military junta is speed. throughout the country. At least ing the final judgment of activ- 6.W0 irso;us arrested after the ists in the government of Marx- Sept 11 coup still are uaprisist President Salvador Allende. onetl. More than 100 persons are The air force member of the TODAY , - OFF THE HOOK .\ Fu:lJl;\'El ) II;mru.ulil Wilson, Britaill's Prime M inist er, waves to onlookers from the doorway of 10 Downing Street, the PM's official r'esnk'nce, alter investigators found him in- no('erit of any wrongdoing in a controversial real estate transaction involving some of his aides. A letter bearing Wilson's signature and playing an integral part in the questionable business deal, is believed to be a forgers i ,.4 * JO T Ti - Minister Oman Sakkaf praised the secretary of state's "lnteg. rity, straightfowardnes.s and truthfulness" and said: ,,We deeply appreciate the concern conslsteutly shown by President Nixon and his interest in seeing a solution to the Near Eastern prqblem." Sakkaf said the Saudi Arabian goverment experts Kissinger to succeed by dint of his perseverance, extreme hard work, pa nt.c and utter conviction of the need to achieve peace ' Your Hot Water if Can Be Heated FREE All your household hot water heated free during the air conditioning season. Call your air conditioning service company for an estimate. . - HRat Recovery Unit Manufactured by Third Planet Living Systems, Inc. . 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Mayor Jaques Drops Longwood Civil Suit '- 13mg things are also expected from the 1974 show on the opxsill. S ide of the city. WORLD I 2. It is the second Flower and Gardening Show here, the first one, in 1964, having been staged in the north of Vienna. It reha. bmliLited an area of city damps and gravel yards and turned it into such a landscaping jewel box that it Was decided to build Vienna's United Nations ('itv there as lu'adquarters for sut Ii international organizations as the International Atomic Energy Agency and the U.N. Industrial Development Organi7.ation. Junta, (;en (;tLstiuvo ligti, said two weeks ago that proceedings For all those held would be started quickly to determine who should stand trial and "Ii, should be released. He said or. ders had been issued to accelerate trial of those accused. Charges range from posses. skill of Marxist literature to treaso,i and espionage. Dozens face death sentences although no one has been executed in four months, Gen. Oscar Bonilla, the inknor minister, said this week the four-man Junta would review all deatim sentences. Authority to confirm or commute such sentences had been ''tt'mnporanily delegated" to local garrison commanders earlier because of emergency cuireblions, Bonilla said. Summary iii i lmtar i nit' sent at least 9, iiicmi to the iirimn squads shortly after the COUP. But the Junta ended these drumnhead executions in midJanuary. Death sentences imposed on five men in San Fernando last month were committed Monday by the province's military gayu'rnnr to long prison terms. to date on his shuttle diplomacy. It was considered certain that Sadat would do all he could to get the Syrians to accept a limnited, first-phase Israeli withdrawal. But it was not known how much influence the Egyptian leader now wields with the Syrians, his allies in the Octo. her war. Kissinger flew to Cairo 'I'hursday night after a meeting with King Faisal and Saudi Arabian officials in Riyadh. During his visit there, Foreign --------------------- Gunter To Speak Pt Celebration -71K_-~ i Tel, countries have their own exhibits and about 30 are exhmbRini,, specialties of their regions in indoor shows. Talks Kissinger May Leave 0 Impeach Evidence Friday, May 10, 1974-3A OILS another,great portable color Chou Misses Banquet F JF/f u Tt)KY() API ('timi'se premier Chou En-1,ai was a farewell banquet given in Peking by absent from President Leopold Sedan Scnghor of Senegal. There as no official explanation for (Thous unusual ;utusence,but it appeared he stayed away either because of fatigue or illness A broadcast b the llMnhua ness s agency, monitored In l'i'k'o, said vice premier Li HsienNien represented the 76% ('an 'lt premier at the Thursday banquet - ':- ; S COLOR 258 Detu, Peabe ct'asss superb Ifea co' so1 Vale s';nai tern. Set N Forget r'e set fine tn' Happy Hooker' Fined .- P 7j A/V 1 9" diag. Chromacolor II TV. All solid-state chassis. 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Fields slashes prices on our entire stock of II*I - A A 1 l uM\Ac ... % "1''=1_ Mi TELEVISION - ,J " . 1. , I 4'~ e' e" , ie ,, Cc: tT Jr- , n'e 1 ',e., a C k A fae ' RCA XL- 100 1 5" diag. TV RCA 12" diag p4- rsonal rort slilf, 318 _68 _ 'wltastc !eat,1!es "e a Cruoraco p-c. .'e ie au'o ftre tuling sr.sta? Dacture c' c-a'.' to 'e a . ""1 at 31 'e o ' '' ". ' '' 1 RCA XL - 1OO 25" color console 388 ,,!Ot $533 S-~l %Illo 0 T,411-4, o treasurer; Victor Gischler, 1803 Holly Ave., chairman of board; directors Norval Angle of 1819 Summerljn Ave.; Charles Butler, 2615 Palmetto Ave.; Henry Bowlin, 243! Willow Ave.; Blair Kltner, Sanfoid; and John Lewis, 207 Laurel Ave" and Kirby Moncriel, 2001 Sanford Ave., legal counsel, all of Sanford and C. J. Bus of Titusville, dfrector. - PHILCO ' cab net RCA XL-100 1 9" color TV seej.m. Fields LOW PRICE! i .0 OUR GUARANTEE HAS NO FINE PRINT! 'S It .o olli- nq ou hu dnn I , .. ,,r t'i' Tut .ls'e . lS knew Ve ii make ever , c$foO to coiled w',at is w;vg ,: (.10 I tru) a hass'. no nst be ,ou 49 I a fill rfood ni ad1ustrnent satsed C"unt no us 11 make ,ou t'.Pd • " I' IN 'uca' u - Larry Blair of 2012 Holly Ave., Sanford, has been elected president of Sanford-Seminole Jaycees (or the coming year and will be installed at the June I banquet. Other officers elect,-d Include Skip Senkarik, of 2427 Laurel Ave., first vice President; Bruce MeKibbin of 2020 S. Lake Ave., second vice president; Ernie Hendrix or 440 Mellon* ville Ave., secretary: Tom 'I se ,C,f. t the the state on all vocational approved and work is expected programs and since Brantley to begin soon. Sanford Jaycees E Larry Blair President S&d state chasss hands off" tuning 06 Ct. 0 6 iiuut - __________ It tMIV irget the soaring cost of living I .ON I X)N ( Al' i hti'thii'vt't, together ith Dutch Within two days of tickets go. i ,'ndur tor Bernard hlaitink, to mug on sale, all six concerts pull the t'rI)%%(ls back to I/)fl "t-re sold out That meant al. don's Royal Festival halt after 18.000 seats sold. Smnc' i lean spell at the box office ii most (if the ioncerts erc ILuitmnk has been giving the lilimuetifor showing on television nine Beethoven symphonies later, this was one musical mth the London Philharmonic project hieh paid it.s wa at a series of six c'oncert.s On first night. hLCh Much end. spread over 15 days Iii U with ttit "h.roR'a Siiisaint' series Vladimir Astiken- ed i. the Russian pianist, played phony," hlaitink received a thu five Beethoven piano con- standing ovation atiimtl scenes of tnthiu.smasmui seldoiii exceeded i-ertn.s. In recent months the five per. since the Ito al Festival IL.lI in.imnt I.uundon orchestras i'penc'd in 1951. 'flue critics gave have twenalartneif by the dr(q) the concert rapturous reviv%%s in attendance a t the rntur*'nt hail on the bank of time Thiimiies (ht' 111tt11'ô 1!;t'LI( \t one timnt' it as invanmabI full night alter night. More Published Daily and Sunday f . c ept rtntI it has often betn halt and Sa r day Christmas Day by The or one-third vinpt%. Sanford Herald. 100 N -What )oil expect shien sm !d ru French food prices have gone up more 37771 than 40 per ceht in three years?" said an official of the Pad Second C ia''. 11' al l'Iiilhaurnonii' a? Sanford I' Ii' di 11' '1 B t hen cthiu en is the at. Subscription Rites by traction. conducted by a mumusu. rr er Ca c'ian of I laitmnk's standing. I n. Year $78 $0 Week 55c don cnnt'ertgoers are reauiy to $ 449 - _____ _ Peggy L. Rohr2r Cheryl A. Todd Norris E. Jordan William J. Nealon Henry A. Bennett Jessie G. Moffett Mary J. Session Theop;xulms Howard Jeunett E. Bcntun Ihlda S. Turr.er Regina F. Adenau & boy Hilda L. Haight, Deltona Andrus ('hancelor Eugene H. Harper, Deltona Posiey, baby girl Ruth E. Hearn, Deltona Jose L Huertas Deltona Kenneth J. Lloyd, Deltona Florence A. Johnson, Dehtorw Cecil C. Crouch, Deltona Josephine F. Toninl, Deltona Nell 1.. Beck, Deltona Joseph T. Crane, Deltona Esther R. Crawford, Lake Frieda Konig, DeBary Mars Sylvia I. ChaflY, 1ke Mat')' Kaye I,. Lee, Onnge City Jeremy Arnett. Geneva David I. Kasdin, Winter Park Jean E. Jackson. I,origw000d Eileen E. MacDonald, Michael T Gately. Winter Ait.amonte Springs Shurley L Siuuith, Dt'Bary Sprmns Arme E. Mann, Lake Marine Michelle Keown, Forrest City BIRTHS Foster Fair Jr., New IsmyTtlil Mr anti Mrs. John uAtunai Iteacli VANCOUVER i AP Xavmera Ilollander, the happy hooker," has been fined $100 for shoplifting. The 3?-yt'ar-old author of a best-seller about her lifewi it ri-Aitute was given 14 days to pay the fine after her '-.n telu ing in provincial court here Thursday. M:ss Hollander as arrested June 8 for lifting three mumghties valued at $40 from a downtown department store. -- 4 - Hospital Notes 0. -'i-' * ORLANDO PARKW000 PLAZA OPINOAILY$AM 10111M OPINSUN 11AM 71111M * ORLANDO "fRNOON PLAZA OP(NDA$LYIOA,Ia 10PM OPINSUN 11AM 7PM * WINTER PARK $03 N ORLANDO Avt OP(NOAILYIOAM 10PM OPINSUN 11AM 7111 M - .'_r- �- -. - . 4A—The Sanford Herald - -: -' - r.T - -: - - _______ _---.- -.... .-.-. Friday. May 10, 1974 ...- .- ecessa ry -.-.-. __________ 1 HYBRUCEHIOSSAT Id - Florida's top elected officials of the general public. appearing before c,rand The second agrument IS even ______ disclosure law, represent all that is good about The debate, if one Is to give this tuntry, then why do so - - _____ / / / - some of his former key aides do - - go%ernllient time in such a wa as to flOfC - lye . a t . time It ma of those we know damn well are be a little old going to steal at the First O ' rts _________________________________ - of I i iflcna r tu \c ble time for its $3 2 rnillion.o•year public libls bl I iifl(l ' court permission to read secret grand Jw'y testimony todeterinine the validity of accusations by Sen. appt'areti illegally before the panel. Mthoui we ne er ke to ostal officials throughout our in• 5tt10?u care u ) found themaelves In the red. Thursday for a transcript of Sen. Marshall hlarris' testi. from the Postal Service's Gurne', a Florida Republican, on a misdemeanor charge t I LI Khssen dis utc our comment that the mails are - - -- - / public it would certainly help Are we now to beliee that they assess an indiidual can ________________________________ ________ -- .unend:uenls would strike a sote to icc t Sen t' proed by the house uiuiiutke iiiuiilxrs befort the Senatt of cons ersations on Watergate we referred in our story only to the contrac with commercial if any new acanues occur, the classification oiiiniittee the interesLs of thi balanced Dean and others oer a period has about 60 .icancies fiscal year the Postal Senice awarded 623 contracts oer ,0OO hut hioust appropriations tutae1oust di4uri,i,in \tariall harris, len nt to scttle controuri4al onstitutinn office - all of a sudden become outside go ernment men of considerable personal resigned. _________ _________ - -- -- them were negotiated, with some price or design competition But 145 In summary, from a reading contracts were awarded without bids to single contractors The of pertinent passages in the remaining 39 contracts cant be nailed down The bill's sponsor Rip Don - A spi id pros&cutor s in i i after the resignation of Floyd Oiristian ti, pledged to cut the 950iieitiber cLiff bs 10 pir cent a'id-or Gordon Strachan (acting figures came straight out of his own files If he has any doubt i l about this, we will be happy' to furnish him with a copy of Ins own 'h f y - - I' r I ii ___________ :: - sponsored by his wife, two \llymi h'uj of St Augustin S€Ur62 Barron and Borne The trnor s anti state attorneys o in use in ew York City. The OCR I in Boston can only process outgo3ng mail but is - i', erage j'-- peces - cf 20 hours per day, six 6) days a week, handling - Maxson Electromcs Corporation was awarded a competithe ne as an effort b)the Pta1Serice to break away from the inspired by the kind of win-at- elecflon Commltt $85.8.bllllon request For the recruitment target and Is %mericans sm Jo have hainnan the Postal Service seek other sources to fill immediate needs for lttdiuiin lo Senate f I d \l ' t - rd 'd the 'r nt I U e 0 - ce4inorap He admits, as we had said, that the work on new air culiers in early convesatins e eera go%ernmtn d up identification eartLs For r , , ,.J ' has contracted with another company to complete the n hines 5 B 1k tatl Facilities t"t3"r.f '4? —_ '-' when they can buy all the grain uwy want on credit, he asks? better equipped professionals? Brazelton is to teach But is a highly paid, elite boo) te rn rts he har ed longrange offensie capability danger' Should a period of "Fat Freddles" to threaten us some kind of public service be This will be heresy In the ears The problem is not grate required of all young people, Yet one thing critics tend to discharging that obligation' slight when they question the Theanswirsare not easy, nor fy 55 to 60 per cent of this missiles or ships i . - - I - -' schools go without libraries than without a winning team - Court Aide Arrested ners with ir.formnatjon on the state's natural resources and HHAI)ENTON, FIa. AP) - Manatee (ounty Circuit IL, - d half OI'y cr Co r dicted by' a grand jury investigating what officials called _____ (irriSsn's attorney, John Lawson of Tampa, said his At this juncture in the March - The contract cost plus the con about the hugh cost of defense," after all, in the business to' They should be as brief as )OQ N F RE NCI4 AVE ____________________ - eIiiJ)Ioye records be open for I The Senate I I - arrested by FBI agents. , The FBI said Randall C. Mumper, 24, was arrested for easy conversion to solir wit r heutin' e ui )ment S11158 correctional institution in Tallahassee on April 5 as ork red w lien furloughed April 10 Verle Po w To ren'iniec the' f I I S t ool for Ui t) if md - - 1__ - - ShI 1 091 IIorne amI Sa u nd 'rs To • it - more accurately describes him as an architect.engi.er But what Klassen failed to mention is that this Contractor, who has - - Mothers Da tcioters p th 11 (" contunue to Increase." estlgations Committee it will be Interestin GtE LOW WALTER A '- fl 11111 flfll AftoC,al. TOM AIX ENS [dor C MAR KEY whose salaries they pay must issues and not personalltks. also of their college teams, to edit for clarifIcatIon has no prospects for any more, their Little Leagues, and woe to Mr Anderson quotes from a memorandum distnbuted to the top t f fitic I'icti) rmce in Ma n 1972 whit h was criticul of iic 'r wtiit-nt prattices that had long existed. What he does not cay is that the same memorandum, ksued by the Deputy Ft-iiuster Gcr:t-ral designated a headquarters and more ta come up with less that demand and 'ess MIre in! mon Idu( ators art t - ' ____ UI' '- 18 when Faster simply (Iroe his tank truck into the 1),inn I A Bruce 83 of Star - U liii II Ufi LI • / M"A right to reject any letters we tonsider libelous or slanderous S 57$ 1 1 a I ________ I. - 4 I - &E'm4r S b%1 I)' .0 It - cv At(r include two and \lt I ii uuii 'sid both sf Ikhlary three somis (),iriiel A Jr., Deliary: Hobert hi.. iii (tystaIUi%er ,imlhloinerS ot " ' __"l j j • .. I /4t// (' - - ____________________ • , .F _____ / Bear Like .rest L e tIe p ii Ii uld It appr.iteduf the fads, and th4it I I 4' / )'i - r•' - iroe cay FrM-'e C tlwiirOs w ________________ Postmaster General _______________________ _______________________ -______________________ I_" '"_ ' , ' is wanted for questioning concerning the armed robberies of super- , iiitiIiit\ smoo th compIexion - A reward of $100000 will be paid for information leading to the arrest and SANDRA RAWLINS , ""' , Pantry Pride Stores located in Orlando, South Daytona and Jacksonville, Fla SIDNEY THOMPSON 834 9212 834 9212 s If you have any information concerning this man contact the Pantry Pride S curity face 904/384.2587 • 384.7511 (call collect), Duval County Sheriff s Office, ao s1 )t1 Springs - man - - ________ " 1st t ii, gi iso ill ii titlist iiiiit iiiti . a hssst I Ysiti I' i1t'W u'Iii TYJ • - This - "" Herald Area Correspondents / ", a itsew ( ____ ._ tiC E OAt EL A _____________________________________ / - u Uu111. u'ivuls.e night Born in White Oak (a he lied in I)eflary for the past 54 years lie operated the Briac Sur',i%ors 7OMonIh 6Mon?hiSlô 70 17 Mo' 'TLLPY42vV4v / ' - - 20 6 Monm uy s..arry jruuvau / / L4WtV WE)' LET / t Church oF l)ellary ' ___________________ '"' i in hit' wis a tiit'inber of ('on'. SUBSCRIPTION RATES publIcation - 'J - t Scorid Clasi Posigp Piid DOONESBURY 1 A'( Ih about $2 000 For the fuel , It should be further clarified that the company identified by ' _1•l - J,iiiit', Timothy F aster 16 said tic needed the lut I to ke tpfrc'ni Iosin' his business lie was gien the probation rmil friend of Klassen's I --- 1IItjiiP er1Iied by The Herald. - result of the actl%ity of this committee, se%eraltmpro%elnents -In ad'occurred namelybettercommunicatiormsbetwecn 01AND0. 11,0mM 20th centuries were priced a.s released without bOnd. JA( hsoM UI F Flu t APi A Max ille truck stop opt r1itor who admitted stealing S 9iO gallons of diesel 'uel ' CALCU LATOR although we tried for ten dayi to get it from the Postal Servi will It 'o PERSONAL reprimands and evaluations ____________ -=!4!- Roth matters probably will Public rcords - Would have av admitting overruns Is entering into open-ended contracts which can be padded without embarrassing comparison to the original Cost estimates ac less than that maintained by the sports in America were con- ireful jistificauis'i o' requirements" Wha'Mr Andersonhasdoneiztotakanuznberof contracts arid through innuendo, hdlf4futh arid misinformatIon, used them - _______ , t-nnditions, we do not anticipate any overnin. wir - , t 4, •i I I mini w1t1. uioaiung uOCiITIau.. MacKay. To Senate. arrested on charges of grand larceny (if public funds. when the call to Magruder was of a memo, which said the Pustal Service would try to do iD-I4 ),chairmanoftliehlouse public what it wants a win writers name appear In print Armed Sen ices Committee ning team and It will be withheld It 50 nut (lii ct( of hying to do But Americans not only requested Ii atcr with 0 Ma icy for an inventory of Flori. have allowed all Florida resi- pressure involved in the show - of oil and watercolors by Eu- Natural Hesources - Would creates a Florida Resources w i'rth of antique silver From the Viscaya Museum in \liami. The silver was later recovered. Of course, the Fat Freddies first time that Liddy and Hunt The Battle of Waterloo they total approximately $155 million Contrary to Mr Anderson's allegation there hate been no cost overruns LS of Jaii 1 1974 actual expenditures for the New York Bulk I 2609 S Sanford Ave buffs VetI tecIical perst'rmel will conduct the study, officials of the ', I) b ' " The Postal Service Ingeously avoids calling these I ater in thatc h a ,t t .e "overruns" by what contractors call the "depreciation sheti Id now look here Jeb "0 o t d get that information And G Gordon) Lldd and( EIJow or fields of Eton About all that is ct'mnplctionestimatesasof Jan lwhich indaate that the l'oatlonal has discharged all but a tiny ' anyone or to buy an) art tater oil -___ _____________________________ be of alle was riported earlier to k 1 \1Ik declined comment a it e d jur that 0 M dIe ressured insur n nts of self senice 'asohine ein(e 'mpanies to buy paint ations in Florida helped i 's it the show WPIX Ii' in 0 M II b his h ne ne r used for planning. 11113633 License DiviSIon For identi. me." This kind of grass-roots of tne trend toward "detente' Is athletic ability are quite early as the first time he had any mechanization program hasn't produced a single new machine Duc to financial difficulties, the Co'poraflon was unable to "' ______ AND buy paintings and 'seeral prosecution I IR'64l Shreu To and hospitals if they ire found and buy the punting back," in April 1972 included paintings Senate. unconscious or seiiiiconscious. , .- ' Aç lawmakers fail to act this se ln estigad then Why is it they sources as *y ing insuranc ill Sc nitt siontr Ihoinas 0 Mailey has before qualifying time" I B The Msot laud l'res Thursday. %la 9, 11 The House - F lorid,i s state , e p g pe y, en g ,, oluine of snail a%allable, five days a week and 33,000 pIeces per hour, outgoing primary and ondary mall a--.. i..- ____ - room for economizing in the requirements, the Army fell iarm U C ec an e tracts, Kiassen does little but confirm our story He admits ment until the Postal Service Advanced OCR program could proboketi or was cen er or certain million, war on America is structure it wants or needs, physical education In Ohio who produce an engineering model. The OCR II installed In Boston completely absurd," says If recruitment targets have recently advocated that all purposes, and Said. At the Secaucims project alone, the overruns were rampant. related services was approximately $6 million. Why should the Soviet Union, themselves been set too high? At ro time was there any Intent to await the results of the abolished bait This is absurd to have costs were incurred when the pilings for the building had to be which occupies a third of the Should we be willing to sPend sunk deeper than expected Then the pilings struck s1'ethane The ur ose of h sical these s oer gas - -'- 0 may, Indeed, do Just 1he °p" W'iter ate break from Phicc-Ford Corporation in 1969 for approximately $.3 by one Florida newspaper fev years can tell. ticipiting iii sports and are iinovement in Watergate and machine, which he has been obliged to purchase In place of the million. These 20 OCR-I's are located in 13 cities and are used editor, who points out that our In the meantime, however, taught to be apologetic about 'e'ui, Dean told him that in fancy- new machine he wanted,dates back to the 195. 'n in the proussing of mail F ebruary, 192, Colson ow' minimal skills only two possible adersaries the time is rapidly approachin Klassen s statement that there are no cost overruns in the ________________________________ - - - ---I - Just on the lace of it, there year enlistments and a lital of about $17 million. The final result was deployment of the __________________ i F Ia The U S Interior Department has worth . -,,-sold , $1 S billion . •1, . I"t1lUt •1 _____________ _____ - - , , I AIIASSI h S'.n This a monstrous sum of authorized strength in its however, there Is a Judgment details of our reporting on the Maxson contract. ., . .. money, even though it combat arms, It is becoming ,,ne CflUC, a U dcii auuete th lie disputes ow charge that the expensive new optical • - — ___ -• • I. • .1. IL . ng (so ••-- aoway s sasu) Americas total economic . Herbert predicts thatm three enougsitopouaout1(,1trst rc I ui I few hours a day but qualifies his statement by adding, "depenbizarre Intelli en g 1 th output. Americans, harried by yearswewlllreturntothedraft definition of "sport" In the ca ering dingontbevolumeofmai)availab)e,"m is the point. There is li h mediate threat to the nation's an all-volunteer force will have activity," Sport is fun, rid Id" e few hours a day, a fact which was confirmed by one of hiassen's i 1st h•velcçment of the first-generation optical character reader was Vietnam peace 'dividend" that will be weakened. w ou a c ear ea suggests, anything worth a The Postal Service has invested $17 million in these machines ha .roxlmate1y a half4nhlllon dollars. This research and develop., inevitably question whether the absence of some new in1 arc As It Is, those of us not gifted enough mall for them to be used efficiently. _____________________ r ,, 's,,, they are seeking and enough public officials misuse a dedication to honesty. ,, , , , , negotiators who may not be has warned the legislature that FeeIGood Every Day The Year un office of State Alt) Ed public officials misuse the take our chances on ordinary j . g crnment agenuec came to feel - after much sted that about half" of the ontrac had been awardcd t _______ bargaining guulclin would towa'es and hours onl) and not stand firm on the dmendrnents ow IIlan(Litor) deduction of all the things like Iunitimg sending tht hjiJi to a inkren i Sitc Houses It ic tiw as in in Public life - the State - -- .sition on limiting bargaining is public employe bargalniw. Sjiker lirrill Sessunis I) Us JIt _____ -: - -: - Rep. Marshall Harris, 1 For Free Estimate i'lnnilssioners to make reconiniendations on programs conersations but analysts and therefore hae io part in our story Only Ill coflatts win ibout incwnberts and would to dragged kicng a certainly do away with a great screaming to the appropriate many of the conflict of Interest office For filling papers of icndmen ;r1iinin uiii hiring new tmployes in his dtpartmcnt But lest there be any doubt, we are happy to cite the exact, lie said refusal to accept any hours. \londd) , / lisciaIl, tle bill would es• ence ccnninittee. our own guidance we have only figure to 248 per cent he indu'Ies all the work that the Postal insee from Sept 15 19'2 aiueiult,ients and take the issue would limit the scope or bar. not teachers should have lunch. committees recessed ap- bargain t)llectively. iroblemifs%1 reiliz.ewecan t go on liki this ioreer" rn' U would be particularly helpful politicians or the years and inabudgetprocessalreadylag. - Ivt'n today and the weekend to try to resolve differences in the house bargaining leverage irnan of Sarasota moved that ing issues would eliminate face- Turlington Stops Hiring / .7 cut his conunittee's budget bill mind that for everything you tors are expected to form a certain and seemed either indafternoonmaIlpick.psh1i%esIoppedlnnlan) areas unwilhigorunable— or both Khssen uses bureaucratic sIeIgfhand to attack our I books deanding that these soleb because of their interest Attnrne ( harris E)itUuar had alleged in a motion to 1AIJAIIASSEE, Ha. IAI iile)'all% tippared before thc grand jur bunust he had i tat tual e Idenu to gist / / - Committee and Senate Ways awl Means Coniinitt tallied itical guidance for the break rice of mailing lettcrs has zoomed an in might tia e been gien But imx redile 66 per cent since the klassen crew took oser in 1971 - itica s tLuuht Panels Boost State Budget Proposals the house side and $47 million in the, Senate. Judge Probes Gurney Case and others had some quite howlail service has inroed ____________ _____ ing aneighborhoodd0P0St1fl8ter likeaposirnand uliS Friday, May 10, 1974-5A TALlAhASSEE, Fla. M' harris' list included: reloc;i. $9.2 titilliori; t-oinfliunity health, Senate Ways and Means lobbied by people wanting more fl initial - legislative budget corn• table schools, O niiliion; tur- $2.75 iiiillion; beach ('hairinhlfl 1kb Saunders, money," Saunders told comrn parentlywillcausemoredelays ituttees have produced state txtrain, $4.2 million; educating restoration, $7 million; comm• Gainesville, said he planned to niite members. "Keep ______ think that e%er)lhlng about a Andifthesecondargumentis public official is tie public's to be accepted what eer I TODAY ____ The Sanford Herald spending proposaLs that top children of Federal employcs, iltunity action program, Along the way, the President, -- - viassen 2i Such a law would drive sonic cardarrying crooks. At _______________________________ - ____- LOR IDA 4 - fixed And It now seen evident Maybe it would be better in Anderson Replies ____ To bugging and burglary of the i Democrats' Watergate slutr of the debate, seems to revolve resi rather than face a Jury of Ii A public official's private - over watergate, one crucial element has, astonishingly, ( d son k This, We UI SC os u re ' flOW D Non ow -. After i4II it1çi• - - �-4- l_ - - -- !_ -- --. - ._____,-______. - - - - - -. - - - —,-- ---.---- --------- - - ------ - ---- - - - - , t. ,-''' - - ----v .- -- - - .- i- - - -- I - * r - - -'- ____. _ - -- . I - - ~. - - I --- - ,- - - -r -- --- -=------ '--' - _ - - - __ - __ __ - .-- - 'I' - --_I—*__ - , - . — _ ~~~~ - __ - ___ __ _0_1 Padres' 11 FRED RUTHENBEHG Al' Sp'rts Writer Sutton. it mu_st have seemed like a 600-foot home run. Elsewhere in the' major leagues, the Kansas City Roy. ats the Texas Hangers 6-1; the Pittsburgh Pirates beat the Houston Astros 4-1; the Chieagn Cubs trimmed the Atlanta Braves 3-I, and the Boston Red Nox blanked (1w New York Yankee 2.0. Sutton, who OWUS two other efforts, struck out live and walked two. The difference between •i "I really Wanted to pitch a flOONE-hitter and a NO-hitter is hitter," said Sutton, who pitlot more than the letter E. ehed the Los Angeles Dodgers With one out in the second in. to a 6-0 victory over the San ning, John Grubb bounced it [)leg(, Padres Thursday night. ground ball up the middle that "But I can't complain about the Just tipped off the glove of Los hit Grubb got tonight. I threw Angeles shortstop Bill Russell change-up and he did For a single. what a good hitter should doIt wasn'ta big hit. But to Don A downed on-hit Royals 6, Rangers I lie hit it up the iniddle." ui r il ct i on day night. He doubled In the eighth inning and scored on Rennie Stennett's single to finish the Pirates' scoring and bring his reco rd to 2-2. Hooker, who struck out four and walked Four before Dave Giusti came on to face the Astros in the bottomim of the eighth, said, "I got tired after doing all that runtired ning the eighth Inning." Cubs 3, Braves I the way of his pitching Thurs. Shortstop Craig Robinson's BOSTON i APi - Just Five scars ago, one of the greatest lvnasties in sports history player-coach of' the as rtS Boston s - Standings N.0,,rlal League O5beruP P 10 11 A76 9 II 6( 2" M, %Ior lit-,Ilsolln -&-ii(I confidently. "On have everyone play to his ability." "We have to keep playing I I N BA titles in 13 ) -ears on tile this is a different ball game hard." Boston team captain night either team can shooting of such grea ts i", Chicago 13 1? 570 Jones and lit m nsohn Now, as ( Ow ens sass this is r 12 13 4 1316 441 ii 0 ego 6 KareeinAbdul,lablxir from un- ('&'ltics der the basket. however, they l96 before becoming the un- their firit National Basketball However, we've got our work loss, 96-87, day night. rassment which has slowe,d Milwaukee in all but one of the series. Although 34, he has played 231 o f the 245 minutes. "We can do better," fleinsohn said, "Th e adjus tment period is . - "I 11 -. - I "* iv I r cut out." There's a great difference in the Celtics style From the Bus- _. . If ;V I I ~-il , -- :.. ~q -- ,.-' t_ __, 'l i V - .. i r I . 2 c to - A 0 )~ T, II . I - .~ f. ; r N , - A\ ATIIE\S, (iB (AP) gia and J / shared the - t __ -T - \ _ stage at the University of Georgia Mul*auk Hvton (0-erker 21) at C'n 51 CI'sciq0(fl,ht,in Louis (Ft.'ster I,) at Mon treat LeS Angeles (John S U at (Comn k an City 2 ' 47) at ,,' . - - .. , - __ - 1. 17 ,~ - I " __ (SplitIorti 37) at r.- M.'t'sol (ByIen 33 Oali, lerd (Hurter 52).N Saturday's Games BfilttMc re aI Cleveland M,I*auk" a? New York Boston of Detroit PArr~WIA at Oakland Kansas coy at California. Ch*caoo:?T:gas.N HNiStor, of Cincinnati I P tlsb6-uf, .it Pt- iit,1c;ir,t,,a, N at S,v' Dego. N Swdi,y's Games a rJa r Mal'oor League Leaders .i 1 Of i IIOUS'I'ON t All ) National League American League RONTTING (650~ talsl R 511111h, RATTING tess at eats)- Carew. 'II. 375 Re":. 511. 370. '.' 107 P Jackson. Oak, 392 k(INS Brock. Sf1, 25. Cedeno, PUNS R Jackson. Oak, PUNS RATTED IN- P.Srnith. RUNS RATTED IN- P Jackson. 41. 26 Ctden, kIln, 75 Garvey. Mn. ks,TS-Carew, 43, jjscli ice. Wk. 40 Pud,Oak, I? Healy, DOUft1E çq ' LA. 9 R 11 - t,'a(crlrr Cal ) I P Sn'.tb. Sit. Q . - confident about my game, I Logan and Drew and Colliflower also won doubles awards. r - 10 three times. 'Iv 1.0015 Pd Ryan, Cal, 57 T. Several 3-year-olds are hop. Thursday. Pre t l'imlico Unseeded Mitch Creekmore springboard to hallcnge Kenof LSU defeated No, 3 seeded lucky Derby winner Cannonade Scott Smith of Kentucky in first for the seco nd division action 6-2, 7.6. It was Triple Crown. leg of racing's onIySmi th'ssecondloss ns play this year. A field of 12 is scheduled for' In the third division, Un- the 11.16 mile Prep, one week, seeded Ray Heidema of Florida before the May 18 Preakness.' 'arr. NY Si ' Crarripton of Australia in a P at -, downed No. 4 seed J. T. Suits of One entry—Sherby. top-weigh! f LSU 6-3. 6-7, 6-2. led at 119 pound.s,,already has 4 t to the' tour that he hasn't Icarnedabout making hotel reservatuons and had to spend one And, using the new one, a slightv more upright stance and Most of the game's glamour a new grip, he needed only 28 T t,t't'IISOOO) Houston Ot.n Golf urf Cl u E flight this week sleeping in hL% narne-i art- skipping this event strokes (in tile greens. (ar. made use of 12 one-putt For one reason or another, greens and "my faith in our Kite, a consistent money-winhirtl Jesus," in putting togeth. ncr in his brief career hut still his Ii i r p r tfli'r( su ckani,, his First i tor No, Armstrong, 28, has had little' P'd Curl but struggle and dis- '-" $r'd appointment since joining the tour this isuru I It s va rned a to I 34 fl-67 3735 67 36 J12 -68 11 is -61 J5 31- -69 35 11 89 37 11 69 Cougars To Face Power In Houston 's Howe Family - 4 - -'--.- - 'tkm "h' I AAt) ll) — , a t hta ndtm .,i- 1 IKXI-se' U I-st T % in ill It I i ago ( uugr, hapit umicrtJug.s mmiii .uliurL,n Mount Pros1. t'i I - petition. ,ic 4 I iti I kr -i--- _r-_ .. w i e powerful . - . - '- . Sh pensate for fix- t:ny arena than anyone even hoped. rnpped 'amiies will he own on loca the defending champion .L television . ,mse w..ri posSwtt!. I-' -I-' I whr;ii.i-ii ;T7'f '.I;Z;j ..... tfleiufKa , 4 in • . - , tVLfl. game division title face-off. 1V[l.ANT1\ 'tI' 'l'r;( k is a ilrt'ds atk'nd ,i trark iva't't, but I sport that deserves more em- ik think the sport is neglected.' phasis in this t'ountr. s;lvs Wottlt' will t' unuijs'tung in outer h)ave' Wuttk', in Atlanta to the prtvssui,naI mzwet at At- ousted climpete tonight in an Inter- Lint;i's Onint spiorts arena in a ' p d v ision opent,r for tile World Hockey favor af a Ileter Pan producAssociationp and then the icx- 'I'he Cougars, playing tk Iter - ----- - •-- s got Miler Wottle Bemoans Scholarshi The erus lost their home ice tiatnal 1 rack Association crowd •tf distance stars In11wet uluding Ben Jipchci of Kenya, *'Certainly I think we need the k-ading utoney winner on lt)Ofl' i'iuipLusi "ii the sport lit the list lbl_~ mul.lr). , .,~;Ild . dic Bo% ling Iliev fell I:vhind in the playoffs W the saffkI Peter Pan per. against i Toronto, but battled formance. so th,ey'll ph,iy log in Willi three athletce-i for each back Monday for a ~-2 victory in Sialit Houston Coliteuin. Ttle tif 12 tit 13 events in a track the series final. iuwc., a tra c k .'aju.eds adds up to 'econtj gamv will be played Now the lace the Ac'ros, led Wednesday at ltandhurst, The 40 athletes, Wattle' said --al 1j) Gordie flowe and sonsMark next threc gatnes, amurning no most as large as a football -' - and Marts The (el'os clod- four-gammue sweep, will be in - n,~,ted Witinli.wi, in four sfr;tighl, I fouston May I ' , 19 and N -. If a - Jqxhx). winner of $8,m this (,revn Un -e rs ity graduate Stu- year, won the m,iik' at El Paso dent "More track athletes two weeks ago with a 4:02.1 and shou ldgetst'hoIarships,.,arhif rwcessart' they should take • , , froiii footba ll w t. I open series will ;and game No. 7 would be in , tt!iitil. '-At lloifling Green Vic) gi%e -Sul't-LIV aftUrn"0 It' tht' 11(,iiiton Nl.-, % 14 171' ,lipcho alsio will compete if) Keith Muinson iund xssibly the (sto-mile race Jim 10-tin also will compete in Willi only two more ineets on the mile,an event the pros have the pro .schedule, jipcho nut 27 titt' so Far without Iinulaai the' iiiuk' thousarsls go (1t In watch f(A.11edl %Ahurt.;'s lwrll:jlv, 111111- t. ;an, IP0:a, 40 "Wt' Lire running to win, net to givs hiiiui a bonus of $G,x) in set limes.'' sa id Jipeho. prize money. mares to pct. allow I Acvay Stymie, B Regur, 7 beleaguered sports program another jolt. Co rner Thursday blamed the problems 14 finatiLing nuijor collegiate sliiorts and Coast Atlile!it- Association, 3aid it was "completely surpr ised" by Corner's act1e Winsome Lad, D in asking to be reassigned to a full-time )ears probation by the NCAA last Jan. 5 faculty post for alleged football and basketball 'I'le mi)(w-1. ii menilx~r of tile ll;,(:Ifi(- ri- Mliting violations. - . - 1_-. - -w_i -- - Braves Will Give Aaron Retirement — April. R Ninth Race - IM -$750 Pace B.J 1 AutI Southern Silver, , South I Arqu,s. R. minit. j. Scotch Snip, Cuihare. 4 S*eetp,ea,tVoU, MIS% Last* - , k , 14 .. 4 ------L — ---.~ —.__ . i .- - "_Wmjw . --v P _ ) do it, us y -" I millow hit Stars also must o ver- atil) will tic made this week end or within the nest 10 da)s, corne the Nets' hoine court all. a team official Says. a I 'Nump - __ - - - Amy Louwsma, Powder __ I , , OF 100~ ~~, . 1 _-.-'*, __ . with .- . I _:~A . ' -- 'r _ - 1 I11% , 1.____19 iiii ~__ - - - - -_ -_ the results of h - TAII-Is F__ -w- ____ - Braes board chairman But - . IV— inW iO "We tmaen'( exactl) had a sum r year in New York ad ' The Nets have won U of 13 14 3 - vwwl _*_ - T' , - - - Coast on their next road trip. rwy. "Our biggest obstacle will xisted Virginia 4-1 and swept be making a successful mental had t 'he doit k Tn%-;_-&W.-_!_1U1h*-_V%W - Theresa BceIand - 6. First and talk about it, but we should have something to say at rth0I0t) --Tik ba seman for F3ffiW_J1g0MQm-_-,%-Z=%,---= iW it kml ________ .,.= _ said. -ft*.. . • ~ __ ~`- _-_ . - ~- - Tails n Lassie League ,,, It has been speculated that . - I - . " I I , t:" - - - t ._Iv_- : - '- But Mullaney thinks his club players and In a public relations Mill. lya.ff __ - mitted Stars Coach Joe Mulla- least within the next 10 days," in the playoFfs. They 'arm's - k capacit) t it Puffs' al, — - - -, - Flyers* Upset B '--- " ' 'r, " , -V -1 1 ~ - Z - . . . . - - - Jinx, 3 In Overtime Comeback Thriller SEMINOLE TURF CLUB I (.1 3 Suffix , K Nicp,oii. I _41. , - . port. . A Post Time 7:30 P.M. Monday thru S aturday I Oregon, P Wefkh,t, - • Tenth p I Cr rn,$, Dotbe Whima,y i 7. ____ -. - • C fi 7, H Sir tionor, a 1. Jpur,, is I, , 50WAYSTOWINI OulNIleas - YCIFICIAS inc SlO IONANZA Il,Wit. Ca tti, lit race "111" GJ,. of tiWit 5 $fti I T,,I,da tide) trw track pa ys 5te, Sheldon, i , Jo rdan, i ' %I- A- . Atlanta Braves Weekend Baseball ON 6ab*f''t N etO,ia,ide - Oil ir 2I.t,e'i *Th & ill - Cass,lWcry is M.Ias Difftl ArnereCA, 0 ;, j JA%l.,efWn, , • - fl % I . , .Iij (' I A. JS ps. JicQue3.n:,p1 P,lv(r. A Ardys Jark - I Job lx'ltl.s the world's record for the II meter shoot. 1k' placed second in the world's chainpionstup last ) ear. lix' two-day natiopa! iiieet, (wing lwltl in the' Southeast for the first tuime, also serves as a proving ground For the 1970 Oh inputs ,. G ' until Rice, A wil"y S Roan Agiie, R Pa,ef ir , i Volante tA , y 0 141ky, AE I , Sandi I Bar, F Ih'er,t,'ld, I - Jaspec,n, 2 knowing When S Serbes, Keystone worthy. ). Parkinsion. 1, Farm Boy, 6 lrol*ood 5 A Ku, :ia . tUtifll)i(tmtshiip ilir(ttIitt'IrS am1(I - $ A( Hill, A (' t-avr . - I __ V t 'Cfl#U Wick, A WIISey jr Brairmrcl, I Fifth Rate -(tit Mile Dash)-, ISO Pace C-) 32,000, was put on a mntnmurn of three , Blasky, S Gertrude Way, I'-!r replacement. largest With an enrollinimt of around kl Par,nson atier S Wind N. H Pnik NC AA probation immiposeclon th e unive csity j Private arid would open a nationwide search for a Long Beach State, one of the itIon's Time, T Shii FOVrIN Race 1M$150 PicICIalmhng$I,OOO... Mares ulpct. chew I'uriwr has resigned as athletic director at long Beach State, giving the school's 11111 - - 1 M- $700 4 Pace C-I I Ripper Mtiy, P Paver Jr 7, Freddie Adicis. W. Kinsiey; I Haul .1 IM -1550 Pace Claiming 11,000 - Pi',i0 0 Sheldon can -' Pac,C.3 ' 1 F,,enty Pfarhu, J Partmncjn, 2 Diavolo, M Hume. I Carlo Red. ; a Hatitis. 4 Frisky Donna, F. : lenfeld. SF Star Student. M. I AO AI 9rPhY.JD )Pn&5 . Sleepy Tarry, - ammt breaking the four-ininute mark. standing for the year. which Sliss Goolagong already has guardian, Vic Edwards, thinks on the Australian Open th is she FOLLOW THE BRAVES Eighth Rice Thi,d Race - , C ho ice. Farber ' Sam flair. Jerome Ilowe. i announced at the luncheon Thursday. 11cr coach and ' ( 'oath Deventer. I lmpvf, C 2, A. Wilsey 5pr,gg, S Iron city Nancy. B d C'rco, C 1. .1 1arrabe, Regur, 6 6 Genet Prince, K Mahar. Cli ,aU ,Dandy B.0 I, 8. lTerrI Mm $ Summer HQbb. Br itlon I Fragrant c i A Jaspersan Sev,nth Eac I M - MQQ livey l et - ntries Sixth Race - I M -1550 Pace C-1 I e hear, C 7 , J Bell:, I Energy, .1 Dvorc 2 Jack 2 SYmW Frost, C 2, A Perkint, j, Perce. R Paver. I Cash Senator, ' %Nhal Acclaim. C2, ' I -ONG BE'ACII, Uif. I All i - Dr. Lew Flght:41 Saints in six games. played May '" at Randharst, six for track." 1w sd- d- A rea.1best-of-seven i,% I ll lx' favurc'ti lii win in s'tUanta 'Winning is how you earn manin a Field that it'cludes another ey. And when it takes a Fourst.,r from Ken, Kip Keiriii as illiflute' iiiik' to tt in that's w two well as Wottle. will be run More Woes For Long Beach State limeru downed the Minnesota .sLth game is needed, it will be (jut 12 foothill scholarships and The Lack Fill gether in one year for the Grand Despite the fact that she have to start concentrat'Ing Slam and the $125,000 bonus from the 1. U Archery Title 11s Eye O At DeLand . First Race IM -$700 .'rotC-1 Ci Second Race - i M Pace C-*0 I Motto Row. T Rau. 2 DeLeon But she must put them all to- game not lust the set so 'o - - ten K i te Wally I"r"%trj 1141b letrider PAul mmati Open and Wimbledon in 1971. %VI7 you have to win every I tin." eluded her is I' he on the Fret BOSTON Al' The I'hila- in the series opener, Shero Bill Flett early in the second In the ovcrtin.'. Parent and ilelplaa Flyers, a comparative impressed UOfl the Flyers that period. Boston goalie Gilles Gilbert Nationol hockey League infant, they had to believe they could Boston, the Stanley Cup took turns making spectacular b' age in seven short win in Boston. They were 0-17-2 champion in 1970 ard '72. apsaves. Parent actually saved )ears, confident of knocking off in the Garden since winning on peared to have victory din- the game at the 10-minute mark Ow Boston Bruins for the theirFirst'usistuisanexpmnsion ched, even though Philadelphia by robbing Johnny Bucyk, 1. 111. n B1 coveted Stanley Cup team in November 1967. pulled goalie Bernie Parent f or whose close-up bac'k-hander on The Flyers broke an old BusThe Bru ins had another sta- a sixth ska te r with one minute a solo rush was smothered. ton jinx an(l defeated the •Hrtjir,s tistk'goi:ig for UmeHI. The)' had l eft in regulation time. 3-2 Thursday night on Bobby The Flyers' strategy paid off l)eIANE), Fla. (API - Dc- b'larke"s hard-earned goal at never lost a playoff game to a WE BUY OLD fending men's titlist Bob Ryder 12:91 (IF sudden death overtime, Fxst-1967 team, However, the qt'. Eight seconds later deapparentl gut Shero's fenseman Andre Dupont took a leaLs a field of 200 archers into squaring (tic' best-olseven AND NEW GUNS 'tu gotta believe" message, passout From Rick Macl.eish the seventh annual U.S. Inter- series at one' game apiece. and tied the gaimw with 15-foot "Now we've got to go into collegiate Archery ('hampionThe Sports Shop "Now that we've won here. I their building and win a hockey shut ships at Stetson University here surely believe we're going to (10 SANFORD PLAZA ________________________________ game,'' Boston Coach Bel) ______ today it,'' I'hiladelphia Fred ; uidolin said. ''Sooner or later Ryder, of Madison College, Sticro said before leading the they were going to win here UI 1 larri.sunburg, Va., was a mernFlyers back hoiiit' for G ames the Garden l'tiC) won it l*'r of the 1973 All-America N i ; 3 and 4 Sunday aFternoon tnm1ight, and that's w hat I was archery team and holds four a rid Tuesda) ni.tht sc• red of Li S. Intercollegiate records, "This team has so mumuch Among his challengers are courage It's unbelievable,'' Ttx' Bnimns, as in the First 1971 and 1972 winner Steve Lie- Shero said. "I've' never had one jumped to a 2-0 first peberman of Arizona State and like it and I'll never have one roil lead on goals by Wayne' 1972.73 runnerup Dennis like it again. This Is a once in a Cashman and Phil Esposito Mct'oiiiak of Kansas State- liIt'tiirit','' Clarke. the Flyers' team capl'itlsburg. Alter dropping a 3-2 decision tam, narrowed the count to 2-1 Ryder said McComnak. a on Bobby Orr's last minute goal b deflecting tmoimw a shot lj uuiemuiber of the 1972 Olympic teLgtii, was ''flrotxlbl) the best 4 pressure shouter tin the' line." I ,it'bertnan held time world big Aniong the starters eligible b parincr down you feel te rible "I still think tennis is an mdi- title that U ()n IF anyt hing, it ii hel p mu co ncentr a tion ," slit said howl game of the new WTF. have to concentrate on yourself, plays only one set at time be"Naturally, I'd rather play But at the same time, you feel Fore resting and plays to sets a him, too." The National Lea g ue baseball star is in the first year of a five. ) ear, $1 mullion contract with the Magnovox Corporation. Aaron insists that 1974 will be his final season as a player, although he is among the National League home run leaders with seven while playing on a limited basis - ' I rad,fly a 97-89 too nwi niistakes in the TheSta h Saturda ' ' ha v e to realize that sou're hurting your team. Its nt Ii PUt up lii (1(IUhll, If UU let (JUt l- W- V~~Z__ _____ . P . 9_E 1.~allk t' The Nets lead the series 3-1 on time of it, taking nine of 17 Regarding that spectilation. ' ' '!"7--!L_W "I do feel now that we'll make = 1- . - -- . fix.,strength of two victories at gimes. They beat San Diego 4-2 that adjustment this time and Bartholoinay said. "You are in * ~i _ Ir . . ~ I .1 , ;tt 1JW_ .. hoine and one in Utah. The and edged Indian., 4-3 before fix- horne court advantage will tile right area. Of course flank __101~ # .,i Stars avoided elitninati-m meeting the Nets. not be a big By 71c Associated Press - - Salt Lake City." . ' r - in ' SO Caldv,eII, oj. STPIVEOUT (lid , iJ()J)'Ll(JtJ fAPi says it's still an individual sport kseum in iauuic & ofWe their highly regarded Kentucky in adjustment to playing in New Aaron will remain with the club best-ol-seen titleNo series as a hitt'ng instructor for young ftir straight before meeting 'mark -' 5T0LFiBAE$ Brock, Sf1,. 20. I A, 51, All, I f hustle," said Loughery as the tim to upsets ' just collipetition as "real terink," %%tilt tile saine thing." Lougher) possibl trying to vantage, something they titIe "I'm riot scared of playing Lacking a hotel reservation. 2, 6-3, and Randy Edmiston of for the Preakness is Casear P.' well now " said Kite, a 24-yearkentucky defeated No, 4 seed Kirirniel's Lover John, a son of old t ou r sophomore who has When he got here, he found Bobby Hagerman of LSU 6-4, l)amascus.He won $l47725 last won some' $28,000 this season. "I there was a year. Other key Prcakness 000-man con- 64. 1'erry Ferraro were at 69 with Iiiiiii in List week's Byron NeL-,on Wednesday night with We II hae to pick up some i once was." ", You Itir iatmon championship but hate been luck) SO far. son Utah lost all four regular decision ummight be made "before bach Ke ,in lAlugher) I)5 hh the team kats f or the West S%e are fortunate to Li' e a 3- season gaines at the (oliseum Dozen Enter 6 and cattle to this lournament 2 seed J iin Oescher of Florida G- \orld Team Tennis SIft n It N to (ht!l(I)mO1hIttlI in teatim and U.S. Opens, and Wimble- other events that make 'P the But under condi'lions I'm used to," part of a team when you're night at the most, Miss (;nolagong says It won't h ur t Young club hasn't been aggres. I lead in games," lie said. "We then dropped the first two phi Y_ sive enough. lucked out in the third one and off gaines on fix, Nets' court. Seeded players in the six di. 'And if you make a mistake her endurance for the big tests season and plans to take time first American Basketball arouse his troops, says tilt- Nets haven't been able to do all sea. Bartholomay said Thursday the - Oliver, Ol'ver Pqh. PiTt 'sipç. II 0ec,sion TO1EPs BASES Patek, kc, 17. P. 'n', oak. osniar. PlY 30, I V0, 39 91 1TCHiNG (I Dftistoris) Hiller. 'Mritf%-It, Lf.. 10, 100P. 2lj SI, lU ov wouldn 't be YeStrieft,%ki. PU. 3 13 Med'c)., NY, and Joseph Colliflower of the Men's Division. Not shown are Elsie Lowe and Paul Elliott. arn - one tictor) away from their In the sixth division. Geor- hols venhon in town and all motels . Bold surprised if I shoot regulars. Paul Moran and Bob ed were jamiuuuicti. He couldn't Find gia's Brent Hughes defeat and Fancy, All Game, Be So Part of his three more rounds Just as go,d lender. Moran and Zender each new-bound cona room and he and his wife No. 2 seed Mike Green of AlaBold, Ground Breaker, Better as this one," Kite said Ilium-s. had a 68 in the hot, windy, lidence, he said, Stems from 'i De bbie spe nt the night slec In; bama 6-4, 6-4. Arbitor. new putter. lie threw away the ay after his 67 had tied flx)kit' muggy weather. in t he , parked at the Iomuuis Aaron, H od (url, old one 1ter a final round 8(1 ai nrummserong mr toe first Armstrong course Dwight Nevil, Ed Sneed and nnncu a good tournament for round lead in th is $150000 Garr. t,fl rb rwr, ('a). 6 Rurro.,qhs Tea. UNIONI)AI.E , N \ AP The New York Nets are on]y victory. of Kentucky heat Marshall Rungo and Greg Eth Two upsets occurred In the been nominated for the '1 t ouldn't have (lone it with- threatened several tituies this ht',k in only three major tour fourth division. Unseeded Chet race, out my kiith," the 28-old -oki )ear anti has Finished in the top e%ents, hasn't made expenses Ihibee of Alabama defeated No. grip and sorne new-found con- Armstrong said. "Please jI)en_ 3, (('ror C'n, OOME R(PNS G Nettles. NY, II. Pypl), LA, 3. Iords, SF. 3 ;~ !A(bSor, Oak. 11 - 1 idence into a share of the lead t-on that. I give Him all credit in the H ouston Open Golf Tou r- for any success I have." namc'nt. ''t)t) tar a one-stroke ca "I'uii hitting it so well, I'm so I)OUIILES- Cor'ccpc,or', Cm. 11. Pcs4'. Cc', 9. Ctdenc, kIln, 9. Gar Wit de. NY. 4. Garcia. vets, PIPLE5 1 MI. it ai i Torn Kite parlayed a new putter, a new 6 The Associated Prtss 6 P burn, Mississippi and Mis sissippi State 2; and Vanderbilt ers Rea lie,irii s ' I can't win playing the wily we Florida trailed Evonne saul Thursday, "But you can't • the 21-year 4dd Australian ace watching the others play. ets Neea re i cto Alabama 7; Kentucky 4; Au. F th E Sha e Houston Open Tournament Lead ,n I '(. .= , rt-.cago of Texas City at Caitorr'a, 7 ,'r's '. 'rseta at Oakland 4 4 TROPHY WINNERS IN DELTONA SHUFFELBOARD SINGLES PLAYOFFS MIwaukt-v at n YOf Bcstora Detroit P turgP' at FtiladeIph,a York at ChICQ0 10 1ci'5 ' MCfltFl ,'.rq '" " s" ' F.dmton tewn. it., s0ftball ga file. The Powder Puf fs pulled out ;I Preak u __ Logan of the %%omen s Division, and Fred Drew -- RUN-IN AT THIRD BASE . 1're and prefers the old hospital vidual sp(wt," she said when corridor hush to tile hootand. .liked about %M'. , . You still POWDER 1)UIii' third baseman Beth Van Ness provides the tag at third to a P01w Tails' base runner during their Sanford Lassie League Stars tonight at tile Nassau Co. T a winners (from I-r) areCloy Poirier and Irene qwv - in second l)lace with 9 points Followed b) Louisiana State with 8 points, ,, Po-'* P 4 - - ALI, SMILES for Deltona shuffleboard trophy - - LSU ,gained a First round dou tiles victory when Creekmorc nwxinium of 12 points for each - - Saturday's Games 1 .1r Frar-isco at Atlanta POW York of Chicago 4 1.- - -300110111111105F`A players went undefeated in the . z a__ --. .. . - ---.i~ .,._. , Z - . are first two rounds of singles action Thursday, earning the •. T_ .- _- ~.. . I .. ships moved into the semifinals derbilt 7-6,64. Chet Allgood and - r (McNally 27) ClCVelaf'd (Kline 33) N i - - - .. lead today as the Southeastern and Sinis downed Charlie Ran. .9 Francisco ICaIetI 'Ian'a (Nitkrt 33) N - Geor. pared I burgh Triangles, has trouble stand up and say 'Everyone yourself to blame. 4dl nis , Ch, co ar - ,. Cooference tennis champion dol and Scott Shaw of Van 'I - - • - year. Thu year's game was to be nationally televised from each league, with proceeds going to c ha rity. In Atlanta, i'rentiss Yancy, general counsel of the ABA's Players Association, said his group was d isappointed with the NBA decision. "I think it's unfortunate," Yancy said, lie added that the ABA players still were preto take part In the contest if the NBA managed to resolve Goolagong, star of the Pitts- do anything about it. You can't in 'real tennis,' you have only such as the Australian, French off from WTT to play in the e S s 31i. i ' - 1. Two ciarmes of the charities involved from the benefits the game would provide, "The league said it was up to the owners and calls to owners told us that it was a league matter," Fleisher continu ed . "The players expressed surFleisher said bo th the Playthat prise owners would at. ers Association and the NBA tempt to deprive 15 to 20 million had argued their positions be. Fans front witching the game fore Seitz and that the d ecision on TV, second, prevent was binding. Providence fans from watching The NBA and ABA players th' game, anti, most mm- had played two all-s ta r games prt;nl1' , IhprRe' Lift' herofi- In t)i p;tt, hut di'l :ot ri't lat '.'. agorig - NEW YORK (AP) two last-inning runs. - &-y, __ -%J, " ,,-~,T. i i t Pit' ~~, Is ____' - nine rebounds and all-around ourt g neral. c Fleisher said alter the ruling he had called player representatives and players who in turn had made appeals to club own. ers and to the league, to no avail, Thursday I ('C)C) - . f '1~ - O - - '. Ilis play in the fifth garne was typical: 47 minutes, 28 points, over for both teams. Now it's execution We've just got to F - , ' JI Milwaukee Toes- in _____ - - I ~%"~ - - ~ ~ first five games. ''%ie've never pressed like - . 4. ,*ft - 1~,_ , - . I .- Only ganies sched0ccl Fridays Cam gete 6 San Do 0 a different ball ganic." 'I'liti who helped the Celtics to clualiplull.sillils Ill tilt! have shocked the - Ii t 1k ek Jo Jo White, the regular backcourt partners, lead the liar- - Rostcri at N,Ork Mtlwavlter at New C'caoe t Texas. N pett-the press, Coens shoot ing from outsult to draw tall t. 0' do, we the same pressure here (fourth game i last Sunday and we won, *c Thursday's Results York Thursday's Results C'caqo3 1 ourselves, but It's not over John Il'licek said. "If With a 3-2 lead over the Mdwaukee Bucks, the Celtics seek ii C flfl8t. now" disputed learn leader, has live,d up to the superstar role in the X- , _ ~ . I . I _ .1 /' have been fni5trated. partiLularly so in it pivowl fifth game .1~; Associ- rsonaI or presumed business reaso ns they have," Fleisher said after arbitrator Peter Seitz ruled that participaLion by NBA players would lx' in violation (If their intra& t.s IA-ague Commission Walter Kennedy also innounced that Seitz had found that by organizing and planning the game, scheduled For May 18 in Providence, 11.1., the NBA Players Association had violated its collective bargaining agreement (UI (hI' lI':IItt' w inighty Bucks with a press all over the court. Don Chaney and *is I - ic 1, . , 7, 13 15 464 W yet." countered Milwaukee Coach Larry Costello. "We Iwd -i Pf4daphso PA"Ireal — £ I I W W - this, it's phenomenal," Cowens "During the regular seaSot) we play a bother press, but oil \ssociatienchamnpionshipsince 19k9 and their 12th in history tonight in the sixth game of the East Thp.Li • — g np.No - said. on their court and now e re Lick in Boston" back-just one victory from being all the way back. Major League involved have expressed "outrage" over an arbitrator's decision against permitting them to participate in a schedtiled all-s ta r game agai ns t th e American Basketball ation, says Larry Fleisher ext'cutive director of t he NBA Players Association, "All of the players involved are shock ed by the callous approach by owners In attempting lo slop the galiR' for ssh;itt'vi'r his tit nkr ixisitlon. the Celtics are Friday, May 10, 1974 season-high sell era, With Russell revoluLionizing the game with (IClensivi' genius, the Celtic WOO ''W("ve pot a lot of pre.,~ztire 6A-The Sanford Herald - NEW YORK (AI' - National Basketball Association players lied Sox 2, Yankes 0 Bernie ('arbo broke up ao scoreless pitching duel between Boston's Lois That and New York's Pat Dobson with a seventh-inning homer. six in the past three years. ll On A t ' Lockman best-al-seven series at Boston (arden. "We're going to win it," ;mnv given o .* with Coa c h TOl1)Ifl% Now Ili Iftsoha calling the sho and 0 I Friday, May 10, 1974-7 A ers Irked By Game Stop Pla~~,~~ said he wouldn't have been embarrassed if the final scorewere 1M, "but I'd have been damned angry. Sure I know he's 40 but he's still a great ballplayer." throwing error on a seventh-inning double play enabled the Chicago Cubs to score a pair of runs and defeat Atlanta. Rick Reuschel pitched a fourhitter. Until the seventh, the game's only run was set up by home run king hank Aaron's first stolen base of the season. Aaron, who had a of 31 bases in 1963, totaled only In - The Sanford Herald 11 t rumbled when Bill Rwisell quit P Marty l'attin retired 19 straight batters alter Dave Nd. son's leadoff bunt single in the first and went on to record his )' a a Royal with a first victors four-hitter, The loss dropped Texas .003 percentage points behind Chicago and into a tie for second with California. 4, As tros 1 Jim Booker's hitting got in Bucks-Celtics: ;I l Spoils U Binqle 1 Sutton s No-Hitter Bid _-!____ - --_--_ -----.--::.- - -- __1_______ - Wi!AIi4 - i;.5,jL t �II 8A—The Sanford Herald Friday, May lO,1974 iii • • MOW NATION TODAY $10.3 Billion For Housing WASHINGTON (All) — President Nixon itnnounced today he is pumping in an rddltlonal $10.3 billion to bolster the nation's sagging housing market. The President said the money will be used to subsidize interest rates on conventional government-insured mortgages and to provide additional cash for the nation's savings and loan institutions. The savings and loans are the biggest contributors to the housing mortgage market. They have been plagued by declining money to lend as investors seek out more lucrative investments with interest rates soaring. President Nixon said the money the government is coin. milling should help finance over 2O0,O() additional homes. .11. i I i NEW YORK (AP) — Pay 1' ithls of Dyersburg, Tenn., a 29-year-4,ld mother of three, has been named national Young Mother of the Year. The American Mothers Committee Inc, announced the tIecti'n Ttrt' citing her Ivadership in civic and church activities from among outstanding moffieni 34 years 1d and under. Runners-up inthe eastern and western divisions, respectively, were Mrs. Kenneth HhlIsten of Acton, Mass., and Mrs. Donald Witt of Platte City. Mo. Mrs. Fields and her husband Paul, personnel director of t)yer3burg Fabrics Inc., are the parents of Paul Jr., 7; Elizabeth, 5, and Merri Catherine, 17 months. Julie Becomes Director INDIANAPOLIS (All) — Julie Nixon Eisenhower is one of the new directors of Curtis Publishing Co. Mrs. Etsenhower,'daughter of President Nixon and the wile of t)aid Elsehhc'wer, was elected to the board at a stockholders' meeting here Thursday. She ii; also a ll5,0OO-a-year asoetate editor for Curtis. Kidnaped Baby Returned SANTA ROSA, Calif. (AP) - I I The Sanford Herald Million vvent un Nixon momeb. The Joint Congressional Pastor's "An honest report would The on's homes says action should limited to only one of a presi- saying it includes all security, WASHINGTON (AP) Internal on communications and personnel show that out of the $17.1 mil. Committee final draft of a House report be taken to recover any "im. dent's private homes. White hloue Press Secretary costs and not lust work on the lion referred to, only approxi- Revenue Taxation estimated concluding that $17.1 million In proper expenditures." was spent on $92,298 of federal spending The report also recommends Ronald I. Ziegler strongly at- homes at Key Biscayne and San imiately $205,482 federal funds has been spent in the President's homes," Ziegler improved the homes and that connection with President Nix. that future security spending be tacked the $17.1 million figure, Clemente. Nixon should pay taxes on It. said Thursday night. The final draft still has the The report Is to be considered :i'''' by the House Goveent Op. previosi' disclosed findings N . erations Committee on 'flies- that some of the spending was 11 "far in CXCCSS" of security re-11-1 ) day. \, It reportedly had broad sup- quests and that some of It was .. . j-.'.. port of committee Republicans paid for Items personal Nixon at a caucus Thursday. They had aides already had procured. "It appears that at times WASHINGTON (AP) — The mnent performance during the won some 150 changes from iJ Rep. Jack Brooks, D.Tex., nongovernment personnel vie-Senate, after a partisan recent Inflationary period "has chairman of the sub,committee tually took over direction of the squabble, has abandoned at. been very responsible" and th,at I . 1 I -rv"" ..-7 N 1 . of strikes has been tempts to provide any govern- the number that drafted the report, gener- government work at San Clement monitoring of wage and "perhaps lower than we had ally softening the tone but not mente," the draft says. any right to expect." price increases, the conclusions. It says a $389 fireplace exDemocrats, who started a Copies sent to committee haust fan, and $4,815 in surveys _______ The Democratic proposal to It 11 members were numbered to were secured at the direction of week ago to try to keep some retain controls on a standby _______ standby wage-price controls on prevent leaks. However, The people under Herbert W. Kid. basis was soundly defeated _______ " the books, killed Associated Press was per. mbach, the President's private the entire leg. when the Senate opened debate -' to take extensive notes lawyer, and paid for later by istation Thursday after charg- on mitted w1 the legislation. ______ 1t ing the Republicans wanted from a copy. the government. did adopt a Musit However, only a sham monitoring agenThe draft report says the Examples of "excessive kie plan to have the government cy. $17.1 million includes $9 million spent at San Clemente, $8 pendhtur?s," the report says, A motion by Sen. Edmund S. monitor wage and price hikes 0 heating system at million at Key Biscayne and are a $13,50 Muskie, 1)-Maine, to table and with strong authority to get Cay San Clement" anti a more than thus kill the entire legislation relevant Information from $176,000 at the Grand — ERMW spike fence at $40,000 aluminum was adopted 65 to 18 despite businesses and unions. - . -. retreat in the Bahamas. Key Iliscayne. whose' function The proposal also would have for 101110 i nW c lion the Nixon adit says $711 iiiillion i txtri ministration favored retention given the President power to military and federal personnel the report says could hav. $5,000 or $10,000 cyenforce price commitments of monetary machinery, assigned to the homes, $5.6 mil- served by a __________________________________________________________ President Nixon said Thurs- made b) industries when ______________________ lion for communications, $2.2 clone fence. Congress has imposed few re-he is ready to try responwire decontrolled. million for administrative day spending, sible labor-management nego'port and $1.7 million for protec- straints on security But, as the debate resumed thedraftreportsaYS.ItSayS th e tiations as a substitute for fed- Thursday, the Senate changed (ion. is that the Secret eral anti-inflation controls, hot its mind and tentatively The draft report does not iii- evidence ' other agencies and lege any specific improper ex. Service he added that controls might adopted instead an amendment w1aci t penditures and does not esti- "have abused the discretion have to be reimposed if those of Sen. John G. Tower, It-Tex., OUTSIDE ART GALLtR ',' efforts fail. mate how much of the $17.1 given them. which did not include subpoena And it said: "As a result, The free market cannot be authority to get information million enhances the value of CHICAGOANS ARE delighted when they pass government expenditures for the properties. relied upon to determine costs and would have allowed the this intersection where a commune of artists and prices "unless there is a monitoring agency only 28 pro. It simply recommends that all purposes at privately owned moved in. The artists have decorated has government property have risen from pracof responsibility," Nixon fesslonal employes. sense "appropriate several neighborhood buildings with colorful agencies should seek restitution tically nothing during the comtiiented as he received a Muskie declared the Hepubliand impressionistic murals, improving an or take other appropriate action Roosevelt-Truman era to over report from the National Corn- cans were offering "only a with respect to any improper $5 million in the Johnson admission for Industrial Peace. shadow agency which could not otherwise blighted section of the Windy City. expenditures of federal funds." minIstration. He added that labor-manage- begin to do the monitoring Job. W age — Price Controls Permitted To Expire _______ Scripture: ( time ___ ________________ ________ ________________ ________ 'L _______ _______ ________ _______ LLi ______ #. 1I '' ex - - .'j ..' 'rn ___________ ai _______ ! _,J•L..,,E '' _t ti ____________ "1 never thought I would see my baby again," Peggy Jones said after she was S I! AM bills? VA Polk County Drug Arrests . Twenty two children TAU.AHASSEE, Fla. tAP) between the ages of 5 and 11 were killed in traffic arcidents between 1:30 and I a.m. between last Jan. 7 and April $ compared with (lye fatalities during a similar period crie year before, a repct from the governor's of. five revealed today. Gov. Reubin Askew released the report in an effort to prod Pa light Saving Time exemption bills out of legislative comnuttees. Prepared by Askew's energy aide. Howell Ferguson. the report said that during the hours of dusk. 5-7:30 p.m., traffic deaths of school-aged children dropped this year (row II to 15. - Solons To Get Trip Bill MIAMI P) A Tallahassee architectural firm says it will bill two state legislators for a flight to Miami on its - private plane as part of u Costa Rican rendezvous with a race track lobbrtst, a Miami television station has rep'rtel The firm, Barrett. Daffin and Figg, confirmed that a bill for 1739.0 for LI hours of flight time would be sent to Senate presldeMdesignate Dempsey Barron. 1)-Panama ('liv, and House speaker-designate Don Tbckrr. 1)- Tallahassee, WPLGVP said. Parrett. Daffin and Ftgg holds state contracts to design five buildings with an estimated c(astruction costs of *11 million . . it l3ec.eu't' electricity is o Important to us all. we naturally pay close attention to the cost. And since we use it in so many ways, we can't imagine doing without it. It's a vital part of our everyday life. Electricuy is known for its good qual:tics: case of use, non-polluting at the point of use, convenencc, reliability, and cleanliness. In addition to .ill 't these, electucity is Inepvnsivc in comparison with the gen'eral cost of living. Ineitpensive, despite high construction costs, high interest rates, the fuel crisis and t' 1 'r tuknL 5diwctktr s44 am compelled to speak out. I cannot remain sitent in the face moral rorru of the now obf% on destroying and debasing the presidency I &hweiker, who often split with the Pr ot on issues, he wuuid not prejudge Nixon an i-imrs relating to unpeac4inwat- But he said the edited transcripts of itrT,,it' ry iat 'ek "will tidily destro) your ciipacit) to lead our nation etfethvey fe dwr rruwmkr ul yew tenrt" J11I ° - feel this full impact of higher fuel costs. That's because FVL has a fuel mix.We use natural gas for some of our generation. About 24 per cent in 1973. And we have two nuclear reactors producing electricity. Fuel costs for gas and nuclear are below that of residual fuel oil. FPL uses a sophisticated computer operation to help plan the available fuel mix in order to have the most efficient units gen.tr,iting electricity at the lowest possible costs We burn the cheapest fuel we have, Run the most Of icient units .Whenever we can. We're not happy about the high costs of hid increasing your monthly bills.Wc're working as hard as we can to hold any future increases to a minimum. And we are encouraging the search for more domestic molt' Dt-.pite our Ix-st efforts, new groun,i . inewapibly more expensive it) __ W4 9 ONP Nk - - '04 tfltl)-) _ Number one, right ~~.=_ - - — .9 ,k r _noss, is the svorldsvkk fuel -%' , crisis. It has driven I h- ceu'.t 601,0 ,0 1 tj' of residual toil oil upVa NO Up 13's ;'icr cciii lust sir)' Octokt! And tserel "uu' 6 dualfucloilfor C'; peiccot ot er as iO' ON our IX \ tad lust what 1% ri-sidual ¶O" V ON i It ts the foci oil near tlw so-calk'd I'ottt'm of the barrel in the nil refining 010 'rt%.rs$. Ahead out si'mes gas4lin, :, i ut'I, kerosene', light ebstillatec ut 11 .1, home heating oil and dwsd bell I b a oil and natural tht'rv-. iht' n's! ;.;! our oil. . '..; gas For newer ot .1 left-over N ou can buni it only it e' !' t Nrgy sources targt ttunatc-'. I ike ours Or .i 'let'! ni:l! For a method of large be'spit.ul en .ur,Intrntnt conipbrs. burning coal that is '' it I ill I ;t d4'a t t t nvironmt'ntally uceept. much residual Ih'averagc' ablir. In short, wv are I',okis Zce it't çint of ,t ku' i ing for the most economical way to (. empared ts itlu 41 1 IX'r ci r: make - .id deliver—clean, efficient electricity to you. tId for gasohnc' .untl 22.3 I'er In the past, our efforts at increased tech. ttit tot Istghl eli'.ti!ljtc' r'! ,,': at d ticicncv reulki hack the prict' you Sine t .. him !o.Liy, e(s ,m entirely ehtirvni situ.it ion Vtre lighting th5 itmand t*'rce'. And the a holding action against spiralling external costs pnu' e',.dtt"- In fan uar, 1073, But the same kind of business know-how will low suipliur rradual tkl;vrrnl continue to keep the to F1'I. it Port [vvigLxks price you pay for Jvc'14fl1 S31t 1 per bane-i 442 electricity pIksnsteal'mt-li lht'pcicr re.i4tfUblv. . W risen tee c'.%* per barn-i in Call 8316370 for a warm welcome to your '" - - ACHIEVEMENT AWA RD l"JHS'I' ('lIl(ISTLAN Church of Sanford has been recognized for giving 2u per cent or more of total church income in last year to benevolence and missions. Displaying certificate presented by Dr. Spencer Austin, exectitive secretary of niissions for Christian Churches are 11 to r ltwal ixiard chaum'iuiaui Ken Iawtomu, hr. Harold Harris, pastor, treasurer: Mrs. lI)uise .Jackson and stewardship chairman James Smith, 9 Osteen Baptist Service Set In IAuditori u m Some Protestant Clergy Jobless Plenty These contrasting situations Ohio, in enruilmrnt in semiNEW YORK t Al' t of students still are training for were apparent this week in the narics In some Protestant denomiFirst Baptist Church of Sunday by Rev. Wayne E. the Protestant ministry but the issuance of new statistics by the Good Shepherd ,f nations, the continued tide of American Association output of Roman Catholic clerOsteen will hold its first service Smith. A. demand. Theological Schools in Dayton, new ministers is so strong, says is falling behind the in the new church auditoriwn The women of Good Shepherd Mrs William Adams, an the Rev. Roddy Reid Jr., a Sunday at 11 a.m. The Iuthcran Church of Sanford active young mother whose specialist on the matter, that congregation has been war- will hold a birthday party at activities include membership there is "a significant number shipping in the old building I'Iind Lutheran Retirement in the League of Women Voters, o unemployed clergy for the erected in 1888 with the original Home on Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. American Association of first time in hl,tory." pews still in US4.. 'Ilie group will leave the church University Women and the The Rev. Mr. Reid, of New Formal dedication will be at 1 pin, church school of the church will I , I York City, head of the clergy A held on June 2 at 2:30 p.m. On May 17, the women's speak Thursday to the Chapel deployment office of the l'astor Henry Stamey will organization will host anno(her. Guild on "The Role of the l'.l)isCOil Church in whfch the preach at 11 a.m. followed by a daughter banquet in fellowship Woman Today." i ':rplus has been particularly covered dish luncheon. Special ball. Mrs. William B. Downey is l.".ivy, Symposium says there is a steadily evening services at 7:30 p.m. chairman and Mrs. Bctt)' o reasing number of clergy will conclude the day's events. Ogden is in charge of reserConcludes "m proportion to the number of The services are open to the vations, parishes." The final session of the Temple Shal S halom it's something new in the Christian Education Sym, ..ISthir) "(the Church in Amer. posiUm on the theme "We are St. Paul Baptist DELTONA— Temple Shalom Shalom One in the Spirit" will be held ica," he adds. However, a reverse condition A Special Mother's Day will hold regular services, Sunday at 7 p.m. at First 11a.m. at Friday, at 8 p.m. in is evident in Roman CatholiZ T' service will be held at the United Presbyterian Church fellowship iSill in which the number of St. Paul Missionary Baptist Church of Deltona. Cantor ball on Park Avenue, Sanford. ____ l_.)\p/ seminarians continues to Church, Ninth Street and Pine Michael Goodman and Featured this week will be The \hrmk. It's a "critical probAvenue. Guest Speaker for the President Maxwell Zager will church of Jesus Christ of officiate. Reader will be Latter-day Saints, 'em." says the Rev. Adrian morning will be Mrs. Bertha S. also known educator, Maxwell Zager. An Oneg as F'uerst, of the Church's Center Valentine, orator and the Mormon Church, (refreshments) will be Shabat For Applied Research in the and a member of St. j0 me symposium is cok_:7_! Ap"stolate, of Washingto, D.C. Missionary Baptist Church of served by the members of the sponsored by Sanford Area solve the problem by having Sanford. Guest soloists are Sisterhood. MY F SWEETHEARTS fly CI.It IRE COX He blames the downturn on a Ministerial Association. two hyninbooks — one for lack of active recruitment efThe hieraldScrheec Charlotte Ilingling, Clyde' J I It )N( )l(EI) AT :i Sweetheart heart Banquet b' the Nazarene Longwood forts by bishops and priests a formal Sunday morning ser- Walker, John Iiggions and Earl Del ton a Methodist \'out h F'ellowsh ip of Corn in unity t 1.' ut t'(1 job that some of them lately NEW YORK — "The Old vices and the other "for more El. MinoR. Mrs. Ola G. Brock Composer-singer Floyd Methodist Church of Casselberrv were Tarnrni have begun beefing up with adi a Rugged Cross" is not quite so rousing Sunday evening or Fellowship flail of the United Robinson of Nashville, Tenn., chairman and Rev. Robert Clifion I left). s0c,cted bv the Junior Ifigh, Ly nn vertising campaigns and other rugged anymore. week-night meetings or hymn Methodist Church of Doctor, pastor. Deltona, will sing Sunday at the utethsls in face of portents of It has been nosed out on the sings." Ragsdale. Senior I ugh. ( )tlwr finalist included will be the setting for a Longwood Church of the shortages. Japanese A reader from Pennsylvania, hymn hit parade by a song that Festival Tea ,Jori Heichert, and Kathy and Carolyn Arnhvrn. Nazarene, located on Wyman St. John Baptist Thursday, at 2:15 p.m. An Over-all, enrollment of the is not even in most hymnals — whose No. 1 choice was "What a Jessup in Longwood, at the nation's Protestant and CathoFriend We have in Jesus," "How Great Thou Art." Ichtyo Ikebana Class, under the and 9:45 and 10:45 a.m. services. The Young lie theological schools-- 1&) of "The Old Rugged Cross" is wrote that she sings herself to People's direction of Mrs. Cecil Halbert them — was up 5.6 per cent this still in there as ,No. 2, however, sleep with hymns every night Department of St. John of Deltona, will exhibitsome of Community Missionary Baptist Church, 920 its (cnn to 34,923 over the previous in a national poll c'mducted by beciu.se "when I can't sleep arrangements, thus )ear's total of 33,036. The Christian Herald, an in. these hymns are a comfort to Cypress Avenue, will hold a assisting the Work Area on Methodist for Christ May Missions, youth Crusade while the figures, compiled dependent Protestant monthly. me." in transforming the The dynamic film produced at 7:30 13.17. Services will begin God's ordinance, by the interdenominational Others she sings art' Silver Tea area, into a bit of by David Wilkerson Youth Actually, the old-time o One of the 26 couples t'H1phiSis in pin. Rev. Allen Weaver of Japan in Deltona favorite' began slipping in nte8, Jesus, I have Promised'' and Crusade's, ''The Road to scheduled ti rcriee their Christian homes, dedicated accrediting association, showed l)eIind will be speaker for the Pictures and letters sent to ssht'ri a Christian herald poll 'how Great Thou Art." rniageddon," is scheduled for marriage vows Sunday at 7:0 parents and spiritual families, the number of Catholic week. hev. R.T. Williams is the church by From Virginia came a note put it in third place — after Miss Elizabeth showings at Community United p,lu. at First Baptist (`liurch of Charles E, Davis Jr. will sing seminarians down 5.2 per cent pastor. "What a Friend We Have in saying that despite'its Howell, a native of Florida andMethodist of SanFord will 1w doing so in sign with Mrs. Davis at the organ. to 5,467, most Protestant Church denominational totals were u. Jesus," sthiiuh was No. I, and popularity, "how Great Thou a Partner in mission of the Casselberr)' Sunday and language. Theyere inemnbersoF First Methodist In most mainline Protestant Husbands will enter at the "flow Great Thou Art," which Art" is not in most hymnals Deltona. United Methodist Monday at 7:30 p.m. "The Silent," a Sunday school 'Hymns, like other songs, to w as 2. Mother's Day at First United Church now serving in schools The filin which features class for the deaf at the church front of the sanctuary preceded bodies, the output of new minisby the minister and the wives ters "is keeping up with or runIii (lie most recent sampling be widely sung must be Methodist Church of Sanford in Fukuoka, Japan, will be David Wilkerson of "Cross and taught by Mrs. Joe Duggar. ', of public opinion about a total of singable," The Christian will feature a minister that shown. Switchblade" fame, will be Dr. Ja% Ted Cosmato, pastor will come down the twoaisles to ning ahead of need," says the 492 hymns, "Amazing Grace" hleral:I noted. "That's a point grew up in Sanford as speaker presented by Doug Metzgar, will conclude the Christian the traditional Wedding March Rev. Marvin Taylor, the associFree Methodist ranked third after "flow Great liturgists and professional at 8:30 and 11:00 a.m., Sunday. associate evangelist with home Week observance by for the double ring ceremony. atiern's associate director. lie notes there are cxPhotographs will be taken of Thou Art" and ''The Old hymnologists might keep in Rev. Alva If. Brock, pastor of (iffR'iati1u at the candlelight reThe children's choir still sing Wilkerson Crusades Rugged Cross, — Next came ,mimd. se edding , eremony in the each couple for the' church ceptins, particularly in evanSt. Luke tinited Methodist in the Sanford-Eustis Free It deals with an interpretation "When you have an acres-big "What a Friend We have in Church of St. Petersburg, is son Methodist Church in Sanford of the signs of our times in the especialk decorated church bulletin board and a reception gelical Protestant denomin.awill follow in fellowship hall. tions sthose membership and Jesus" and "Iii the Garden." feeling inside that will explose of Mrs. Nancy Brockp1 Sanf sanctuary, ord Sands)' at both the Sunday Christian context particularly the ministerial needs have contin. Another old favorite, "Rock of if you don't let it out, only a and will be in his as related to the Book of The purpose of the retaking of The service is open to miiother's School and worship service i ti'ii I singable hymn with a beat gives Age's,'' wa., sixth. church giving the sermon, honor of Mother's Day. Revelation, the nuptial vows is to place an ptll)lU' fI __,__...i .----i-- t__ _., .1 .I ...h..,. i t_.._I,. . - ,., . . . hue WU uie maul se ruse. 'sue' 'such it 0 ect.euig VI .'SpVuiliinote ssommicn s'i,lt)' an (tie The Junior Missionary that while there Is much "new too deep For boisterous song, the Famnils'." Society will close the year with music" in the church, none of it sedate, stately hymn handles it Rev. Brock graduated from a playground picnic Wednesday has set people to humming like best, What does it add up to? We Seminole high School in 1944 and will resume meeting in the old-timers have and, there, need both." and spent two years in the U.S. September. Children's Church hie're are The Christian none has turned up on the lists Navy, 1k' graduated from the and Sunda), School will continue of individuals and church herald's hymn hit parades of University of Florida, where lit' throughout the summer. members stho participated in several years to show how won I'M Beta Kappa honors in Final reading and study tastes change — slightly and the ixill, 1950 1k' received his Bachelor badges will lx' awarded May 19 The popularity of ''flow Great how solid the old Favorites have of Divinity degree from Garrett to Jewel, Cecelia and Bonnie Thou Art" was attributed by the remained: Theological Presley,Sherri Phillips, Sara, 1953: m it "The Old , ..,,_,h editars of The Christian CcnI Carol, Pat and Billie McDonald 111 Cross" 42i "What a Friend We Congregational tury to the Billy Graham ,il Mary Oldake'r. ('rusades, which feature' the Have in Jesus'' 13 '1 lAve to i'he Teen Sunday School 1st ian C h risti an song as presented by the choir Tell the' Story'' I4I ''In th e (lass attended an open house on and used in congregational ( ;rk o iS, ''Rock it Ages '_'___7_ K, i;micthi Mu lot sb, Sarifitrel May :m honoring their teacher, 19t0: it ''The Old Hugged singing over radio and attorney and outstanding layo llii Jac bs, who is moving to dalft television and during mass Cross" t2) ''What a Friend We at a special speak hit'ritage 'Village, Gerry, N. V. "i'akt'r still Have in Jesus'' m3 lii the religious rallies. \tether's l)i% s&'rvie'e' Sunday at Mrs. Walter Smith cc ill be the ''how Great Thou Art'' first Garden'' t4 ''how Great Thou gi'e'gat iona I Christian new teacher. turned up on a Christian Herald Art" i Si ''Sweet 1lour of Church. 21(r1 S Park Aye'., at II Altamon t e h)'nin Poll in 19(0, cc hen it h'ras er'' will be UII, iii The '. 'I he 196.8 list untaaie'iI (lit placed fourth fly'1 W8 it cc .is in clucted b) the men of the' Community second pla( t' 'flits year it was same five but in slightly difh iir'h Henry Barron still New members will be several le'ngt Its in front, ferent order, with ''What ;I provide special iiiusir and Altamonte received mmii o reciving about twice as many Friend We have in Jesus" rated Mothers attending 'sill be given Community Church at 10 aim. votes as "11w 01(1 Hugged as No. 1. special recognition The current list of the ton II) is Wt1 A KJ As for "Aimuazing Grie." the as follows: AUTHOR O "THE CROSS AND THE SWITCHRLADE" ii i "how Great Thou Art" editors theorized that It might A movie you will now toeg'! owe its new popularity to the f 2l i '''I'hc Old Rugged Cross" 13 i P,,dictbons of soon to corns pop version, ''which intrIuceI ' 'Amazing Grace" tii ''What a PERSECUTION-EARTH')UAICES' -RECESSION Shatlsiing niws events IotesPeidowing it to many young people as well Friend We Have in Jesus" I Si ft end of the wottd. All the Garden" t6t "Hock of astooldsters who had somehow A yqy ci.ii interpisisfton of Use signs of out limsi. Ages" ilt "Sweet hour of missed it along the way." 18) 'Blessed The fact that there were Prayer'' United Methodist Church nearly 500 hymns in the poll A,ssuran''e" iO) ''Abide With May 12 & 13 Indicates how difficult a task Me''' i 101 ''A Mighty Fortress." Flodda The great old Sunday school the compilers of tiymnnals have Sunday & Monday 7:30 in doing their editorial work, hymn ''Onward. Cli r 1st ian The Christian Herald observed. Soldiers" came In 12th in the It rioted that some churches latrt noll. '. 0 1' 1ei o t1. 0 • 0 , n. 'it ' I New in the oret'? I - - ' ' I - ' c ? ___________________ ___________________________ .: . , FiCO* PQ,',t& LIGHT COMPANY .. .. . - d ___________________ " it J - t' rvitt' 4i )i ~01: : * 11 - '.' - ' . ' .... ___ ___ _____ 26 Couples To Renew Marriage Vows Sunday :::, Calls... .T - flat the individual cktrc customtr wont electric rates are far below the Cost of Living. IWie fortunate. The cost of electricity has been going down to: over torts' sears There was nothing magical about this rvduction.Wc just developed better technology. VVt found that bigger power plants could produce energy cheaper. And built more efficient transmission facilities, It worked During 1q73 the average resident ial cot of 2,27e per kilowatt hour ot usage pproximatcd the Ks%h charges ol 10! And Ii ssell below the 317c K w h cost of 1°53—t wen ty years earlier! For several sears— 19o8 through 1071 this cost dropped to less than 2e Al 2 27r per Kwh, electricity isan invpcnswescn'.mt. I hour that energy needed to light ,* l(J wait bulb for 10 hcurs.i This progressive work is still going on. it is taking moit' and helm lightening ,'nd :r.rtt'v.ti'e th:nk!ng tU ,k"ut ia'.:-..-d etttcie'cws. At FPI.. tsr art" dt'dicakd to developing evtn more ett iceent. r at'!t, o rem 't .t! tki. t nc it v. we mean the !os'vst possit'k- cost' i f veronomical, R.F. Castle •- Great Thou Number One Hym n S ~ -I.I.- ___.,.__I _C1,..__ 4.1 g(w11u uuia;ioi. .r.0 11M, But - V A I, ReWASHINGTON (AP) publican Sen. Richard Scbwrs. rr of Penn Ivama today u,ed President Nuon to resign 'c cause the Watergate tran. ;pts rt k ascd h) Nixon last reek "reveal a total disregard the moral and ethical values upon which this nation was built" .. . IM Cma THE COST OF ELECIRICITY Iii eIowtt Nixon To Resign . 0THE COST OF LIVING vs - Schweiker Asks &~. . 'T- Wfl'YER HAVEN, Fla. tAP) — A young policeman who pretended to quit the force and let word get around that he was a drug user turned up information that led to 35 drug Deaths During DST dazzling array of colorful, banners declared 'Prove minaturt'ized, computerized yourself worth of your Freedom small people, playing and by respecting the Freedom of working to the tune of the song others." We would do well to "It'sa Small, Small World," I'd remnenitwr this in our dealings like to share the words of the stith our fellowmnan. Someone has referred to our song with you today, with the sincere hope and prayer that age as a "gap-age." There is we, who Inhabit this earth, have the so-called "generation-gap," to learn to live together as the "credibility-gap," etc. but i am confident our biggest gap is brothers. a communication gap. We must The songs says: to establish rapport with learn It's a world of laughter, out fellowman by removing the It's a world of tears, objects of pride, prejudice and It's a world of hopes and possessions, that tend to make A world of fears. us believe that we are better It's so much that we others. than share, S4)miiCnflC has said that we That it's time that we are must learn to live together as aware brothers or else we will fXriSh1 It is small, small world together like fools. after all. Prayer: Loving Father help us to realize that it is a mall, 'There is just one moon small world and that we must and the golden sun learn to live together as And a smile means brothers in Jesus' name. Amen friendship to everyone, . . ceks arrests In raids early today, officers said, Det. Sgt. Dale McDonald of the Winter Haven police force said David Darty, 20, son of State Atty. Glenn Darty, had been an c41cer for three months when he ostensibly quit the (oret'. Humors soon circulated that Darty quit over drug charges, and For the next two months he mingled with lital drug users, Slcllik,nald said, Where the mountains divide and the oceans are wide, Have we not all one It's a small world after Father? has not one God all." created us? Why then are we faithless to one another, With this in mind I believe profaning the convenant of that we recognize that it is our fathers? Malachi 2:10 the fact that all men have been Fashioned by the hand of one And lie made from one loving Father. I believe that all men should be treated with every nation of men to live respect. We should realize that on all the lace of the earth, all men are individuals for having determined allotted whom Christ died. All men have periods and (he boundaries enternal souls and are precious of their habitation. Acts 17:26 in the sight God deals with all mien on an equal basis. Men created in For God shows no parGod's image should be treated tlality. Romuans 2:11 At Walt Disney World, that with respect. fantastic, fantasy fairland, 1"he people of Portugal were inc it tIne main tractions is recently trantciI their frecilciti. known as "The Small, Small The)' celebrated their freedom World." When you enter Small by marching in the streets and World you are greeted with a carrying banners. One of these S;infird Uusui's,iiit'ii are ''Flit' riallit's of persons spiiiisorin a three.da iiiaking deci sions for Christ will "Laymen For Christ" Crusade -. be turned over to the individual starting May 24 at Sanford . churches for follow up by their Memorial Stadium, Mellunville .' ('uiIHhIitteeS.'' Avenue at 12th Street. A number of churches have Three outstanding Christian formed prayer Partner groups liyiiie'n are scheduled to speak to pray for the upcoming at thit' Friday and Saturtla) rusade. Area churches will iiight arid Sunday afternoon -'\. Furnish members for the inter-dcno,iiimmtional services. crusade choir, ushers and Ilies' are Atlanta Civil Court . telephone committee members Judge Kermit C. Bradford, ti help in publicizing the ser'lii!IlIii pIl)Si(iifl William S. .U es Rice! and ,\rlis I.. Roberts, Ilittell said the crusade president of the Atlanta-base(l (itiihJfl(t' hopes to confirm IIiIp!rial Group Ltd., a national soon that Miami Dolphin JUIX.I. zul(M)I' ORE) group of (litIiIaiflit'S in (tie football player Norm Evans motel, enrtstru('liun and land revival in the central Florida will lx' able to attend the ares, development industries, crusade to give his Christian A number of churches in 'Our 1)tirps' is to will lost testimony. Seminole, Orange, Volusia and souls and worship our Savior Young people (ruin area 11,~ikv Cniintics are supportini! 111IS1111 Christ,— crusade churches-are expectud toattend the' iu.';oli' aimiiiil at a spiritual hairn iii (1jiidu I littell said. if),- ( niLsade iii large nuiiikrs, - . _________________________ reunited with her 3-week-old son, kidnaped a day earlier. Marshall Jones Jr. was found Thursday In good condition hidden in a laundry bag inside a camper parked in the community of Gold Run near Auburn, 125 miles east of bert'. With the infant in the camper was Sharon L. Kik'rease, 31, of Auburn, whom Placer County sheriff's deputies arrested and booked at the county Jail for investigation of state kidnaping charges. Mrs. Jones said the child was snatched from a crib by a woman who had struck up an acquaintance with her during the past few Crusade Scheduled By FRED I.. NEAL, Pastor Congregational Christian Church I Friday, May 10, 1974-1B 'Laymen For Christ ' Corner S----.L.-c _____ _________ Young Mom Of Year & I. • L'VAL!/ Community Casselbeny, People. .serving people. . "New Castle" S - �Sanford Herald 4._1 or Ift:f ,May • 1974 f .1 _- T Totals Up Actress ' IA'I I ; (I I . 1 . I Ballet cooked the meals, brushed the dog -have I left anything out? And, oh yes, she greets hubby at off the door with a cheery kiss and D fliti ' mi Las sllersmone hand and the the words with Rush snappish I / distaste , I • 11 4 FOR OUR 6 WKS. SUMMER SESSION i;\I{014L 1: :::::: ' e ' ..':':':.'.:.:.:.:..:,.' .,- -' ' Sanford 322.9272 - I t , ;tx': - M - - - - - Grooining W~ , I~=.;.Z, .. _. - - ~ I ~ . I ., _~' , ~ I - rint'r Santordite Judge Class president Bob Reely R.W. Ware was honored at a presided over a short business pre.bir thday celebration at his meeting followed by Mrs. retirement home In Wesley Dwight Reynolds giving Manor, Mandarin, near lesso n, icksonviHe, on .May The group sang 'Happy Founder and teacher of the Birthday" to the Judge, who is R.W. Ware Bible Class of the still alert and still walks a tulle First United Methodist Church, a day. Sanford, for more than 40 Mrs. J.F. Hardy served as years, he will observe his 92nd hostess and others joining in the on May 17. celebra'ion with Mr. and Mrs, members Reynolds and Mr. and Mrs. class drove to Jacksonville Sunday, Reel)' were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Laden down with the Judge's Arledge and Mr. and Mrs. favorite foods. to sMW the day George Drew. with their former teacher. E r&* ;_~_ -- - . . 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Mrs. Paul Watson II served as co-hostess Pausing for refreshments with the br i de-elect are Mrs. Jean Tomlinson (I) and Mrs. Lloyd Hampton, mother of the future bridegroom. What fantastic tailoring! It's - Pussycals (8) (9) Dragnet (13) News (24) Aviation Weather - -- --a- 11\ (LU!L .1I fl LH FOR !lRll)L-LLEC'l' MARION LITTLE ic), who will become the bride of Reggie Hampton b - (6) Josie And The 7:00 (2) To Tell The Truth ) Hogan's Heroes (8) What's M' Line? ' I, What style! What 1!ar! - - NATURALIZER). For the Mother who loves an elegant walk - - -- _d I *4uald Photo By George - - Complete Clipping Any Style She mentioned the hugely successful series, "The Waltons," as a show that has averted the pitfall of the cliche wife. ~_ f-&~ - - - .. _. r10 - . up the house, every hair in television, place, wearing that starched I- - - - - '.- OR MORE els All Breeds, All Sizes Riser Finlayson. and Slort Morss and and recycle your comfortable made the beds. .scrubbed the some poor lady to play his wife. Curtis old friends, floors, finished the wash, Inevitably the role calls for her to be dull and uninteresting. And so I ask, how can a dull, uninteresting woman help any show?" Also Mr. and Mrs. H. w. F .... ii - . FI.A11'EltLN( NLtkIANF as Muss flush views her, Is white dress of hers and con. The Uunnt'st I- haLO outlining t,r,,ni till LIUUL lPUIIII il our neck is join ed in front by a sounding board and not very stantly preparing salads. Goodspeed, Mr. and Mrs. Carl tiny heart lightly outlining your necessary to the action or to the "The trouble with the cliche Williams, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. neck for a super feminine Look, resolution of the story Sturdivant, Mr. and t rs. Welsh , line, wife is that she's a patsy," Miss lyre and Mr. and Mrs. U. U. Often as not, she looks real nice Hush said. "All she Is, really, is ii:; ('OVER Ilutchison. and that, In fact, says Miss a device to elicit answers from ten N % lien tiu car a suit Hush, is her prii'ipal function, poor dear hubby or to cornAlso Mines. Margarita l'aul, or dressy slacks be sure your with him over his "The cliche wife," Miss Rush miserate daily problems." Gretchen Crowell, Marcia outfit is complete with calf-high Boss, Martha Azzarello, socks. They eliminate "skin went on, "is never, never, absolutely never unhappy. Mildred Bishop, Margie Brown, gap" between socks and As she points out, it's Long Maude Coleman, Ed Kirchhoff, That's Rule No. I. The second been the accepted practice in l.ula Moran, Escar Neider, rule is that she must always be TV to lure an important star ('t%5IC Clft)LCE Abigail Norman, Leon Swain beautifully dressed and her name from pictures into a This spring will see th and Lorena Tindal. e return hairdo must be perfect even series. "They'll bring in a of the moccasin. Flat heel of though she's suppo',ed to have Jimmy Stewart, a Fred MacAlso the Misses Ella Bolton, medium high heel both will be just cleaned up all the rooms in Murray, a Henry Fonda," she Ella Lee Kirchhoff and Ethel out. So hunt through your closet the house, including the attic, said, "and then they call in ...,,. Boa rding Ken & GROOMING F iIiioii 1 The cliche wife of SATURDAY, MAY 11, 1974 33(;rnieni ' .. - - , lud0e 91 'areHonored OnBiandayg oi - llrittin - (44) Wally's Work ch' 11:30 (2) Butch Cassd III? ' Rock And Roll EVENING HUt-dc, even as to furniture, can . be very fine Revising certain $ I'nilr 59 ,, 19 Ile "'JIM GENI:fl,\l. TENI)ENCIE.S: agreements can increase 1 t'.en h,'tDEAR ABBY: Sly mother is much she appreciated it a nd 0NrV. /rind Thin 36 p.tr A strange Saturday planetary- prosperity. (ø),\nvu-flt hh l 59. Six months ago, Dad died gives me a couple of candy niiiturr SCO R PIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) fl wise. Upsets and changes you 21 I 'irV. 19 F:tin 61 MJ*(UtW after a short illness and she was bars. 23 ()tiIin,d /.i'jIntj lord activities arnl aren't apt to like are in the Organize ' W a tering pIte so despondent she said she I think she should pay me at 41(siyinOntati.' 131'ipejoini 2Hratedun A restless making. But do not be worried surroundings. I till jgjmt 14 (re,' klO-r 44 ('hikl i'oI I didn't want to goon living, least 50 cents an hour like any ZA proIwrts liher s idr needs by them for these new begin, associate it Th-r.j itrni 46 lnrrrnii ()tituw 61 Well, somehow she got the other sitter gets, don't you? 'krluI fith 47 %ip(m all srrel 22 Au h,lo c-ouragement, so give it. Take nings can hold the seeds to your IX)VS 34 hail bescrjc 48 Beetle strength to live because sodfrith future progress. They should be time for recreation tonight. I I'eri.&n lh'eI. 24 Implement 49 Feminine denly she tells us that she met a I have hinted around, but she %tountin KhJ%am 25 store .ippeliation SAGITTARIUS t Nov. 22 to carefully examined to extract flmph 2 l)ude-an' 26 Ilr.uiii.in Si Heceipt 'ab man and he asked her to go to doesn't take the hint. Is there D e c. 211 Get into monetary possible benefits. .-.i'1104L'und of tland 53 In e.sIurs Hawaii with him! I should have any way I can tell her without iliffeirni 3 lkxtrinrs 1 27 "h iue 'intted ARIES Mar. 21 to Apr. 191 matters. as well as recreational thing 4 Certain said something then, but I was appearing hungry for money? 29 t)utrh here 5401 miuuth For greater success, get into ones now, and itiake this a 40Agre4'rnt'nt ('aucssafl tstk 31 55 Shrill ci glad she Wasn't despondent UNIA1DS111'ELt 41 Miturr if activities to improve yocr profitable and happy day, p.m. SSonoficomb 32 so,% It inland 57%torass anymore. She said this man [)EAR mi.h,' and UNPAID: Quit firm , '.A Thus ,.Scot career. Listen to changes A financial expert can help you. asked to marry her, but she "hinting around," and come '.1 '.'i '- '- i a-'.'., CAI'IUCOHN i Dec. 22 to Jan. others suggest, but use only Uw refused because she didn't right out nd tell her that you Ml Think over now you can best. Help it friend. r 2 3 4 5 6 7 know him well enough, Can you think you arc entitled to a sit- 1 TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) improve your relationships beat that! tc-r's pay. And don't be bashful. You have many new ideas sith friends; gadabout socially 13 T" You're entitled. today, but they need further and be cheerful. Seek their The whole family Is divided 15 16 -stud) to get them working advice. Stock up on groceries. over this. I disapprove, but AQUARIUS Jt1. 21 to Feb. DEAR ABBY: What do you properly. New con ta cts can haven't the co urage to say i 17 8 25 tive you needed information. 19) You can get advi ce COOthink she's setting a bad ('all a person who counts and (;EM!NI May 21 to .June 21 lident;allv frini right snurc's if example for the younger I(L)l( in oa sores everything' lie 21 ,.. 2J24 counts the nuiiiber of Steps as Find a better system for you make appointuicnt.s early. in the family. My brother tells s" a" keeping promises you have Accomplish much. Then p.m. me not to be such a prude. He he goes upstairs, and the !r2e 'I•• " num be r of steps he takes to go made, b us iness or personal. Go can be romantically happy. says we should thank the PISCES i Feb. 20 to Mar, 20 ) to the garage. to a bigwig for the assista nce Lord she isn't crying all over ta ct some wise person who Ills s ho es must be lined up needed. Even rules will be Con and wanting to move In . can give you pointers for 38 iF perfectly in his closet and all his hanged in your behalf. how do you feel about it , sui ts have to be hung a certain MOON ChIIlJ)IIEN (June 22 greater Success as well as 42 Abby? Does age make any way, precisely. He places to July 21) Changing rule with pleasure in the future, and you difference? I wouldn't want my everything In his drawers in a associates can bring about a far will get ahead faster. 43 ' 23-year-old daughter going to ce rtain order and he keeps IF YOUR Chill.!) IS BORN better arrangement now for the Hawaii with a man and no them that way. He even keeps 47 48-149 future. Listen to partners. Take TODAY. he or she will want to '51 K A"55 50 wedding ring. Why should I feel the money In his wallet in a ___________ _______________ more time for personal things have a very solid structure and any different about my mother? security for his or her life, and special order, wi th the pictures 3i' you like. 58 59 I..EO July 22 to Aug. 21) You will while young see to it that CONFUSED facing the same direction and DEAR CONFUSED: Every the same denominations can do touch of a worthwhile such Is possible, so make sure nature, so do not spend time you as parents set the example adult has the right to pursue his together. only on recreation, since you early. Make sure you give the I ha ve searched the libraries or her own lifestyle. You may can handle duties hard to attend affection your child needs, e fe of me h, but you and cannot for th li disapprove If you w is since the nature is apt to be to On weekdays. haven't the right to Impose your come up with that special VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) somewhat cold because there is values on either your adult name. Other than a"nut,"what You may have to change your fear of getting hurt by others. is he called? daughter or your moth er. Plans for amusement today An ideal (-hart (orb ig business. W.R.A. Carroll Righter's Individual incv new arrangements will be DEAR WJtL: Compulsive? DEAR ABBY: I am 15-yeartouch better. Avoid petty Forecast for your sign for June old girl who lives next door to a matters; concentrate on the is now ready. For your copy TO NT I A J r: CON F U) What ladywhohastwolittlekld.s.One JUNIOR CITIZENS: This send your birthdate $1 to worthwhile. Isayear old and the other is Sunday is Mother's Day. You (Sept.23 to Oct. 22) Carroll Righter Forecast The Your home is the best pla ce to Sanford Herald, BOX 629, Spools? didn't realize It was so soon? operate now and any changes hollywood, Calif. 90028, On Saturdays, this lad)' You're broke" Don't sweat it. write her a letter, comes over here and asks me If Sit down and DEAR POI.lX- My Pet take them out and put to soak in telling her how much you upI will watch her kids while AQUARIUS t Jan. 21 to Feb. SUNDAY, MAY 12, 197-1 goes to the shopping center. I prrc'Iate her, and don't worry Peeve Is with companies and water that covers the roots well 19) You can expand where say yes, and she leaves about getting too sentimental. I organizations who send letters and be sure they are kept under always personal interests are conand packages addressed with water. In a few weeks they me with the kids for sometimes promise you she will appreciate cermied, and become a far more GENERAL TENDENCIES: it more than a $100 gilt. (And Just the first Initial and the last should show some green. When three or four hours. When name. Even the U.S. govern- they do plant in empty t wo-After services or inspirational popular person. Listen to what comes hack, she tells me how I'll bet she saves it. ment is guilty of this. In our pound coffee cans with good studies, get out in the social a clever friend has to suggest small town where we have no black dirt. Water well and keep whirl, enjoy others, and do for your improvement. street addresses there are four damp. By Memorial Day or whatever is available of a PISCES (Feb.20 to Mar. families with the same last when the danger of frost is humanitarian nature. Study' spiritual truths to guide name who are not even related, passed they should be rooted ARIES i Mar 21 to Apr. 19t your life more intelligently. There are five of us with the enough to plant out doors. Good Listening to the suggestions of Summit' personal contact with same first initial. Just imagine luck!-MAIIY B. good friends on how to gain friends later is fine. Romance the mess at the post office when DEAR ABBY- and Mrs. your personal wishes brings favored in p.111. they have to just say "Eenie. H.S.-!n the fall I dig up m fine results. Out to the social in mneenie m iney,mo-who gets geraniums, dry them and shake p., IF YOUR Clil1) IS BORN m for a delightful ti me. Terry' ran to her when he By GEORGE W. CRANE th is? "Sign me It. Larson and the dirt off and then tie them TODAYhe or she will love bumped his head and she'd kiss Ph. a, tD. no one will know who wrote iabout three inches up from the TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) people and should do well in any away the pain, as his mother thIs.-R.L. roots) upside down on my A good day to do something that humanitarian work. Slant the should have done. DEAR POLLY- and Mrs. H. clothesline and leave them for will help you and your coin- education along lines to help CASE 4A: Terry 1., good In short, Terry loved this 34, has been divorced thre wonderful governess, even S. who wanted to keep about two weeks so more dry Zflunity. Plan more efficient better the world at large, since there Is also love of work here before he was of kindergarten geranium plants over the leaves and dirt fall off. Then future routines. Take it easy times already. and the ideas are practical. winter-I hope my way will they are hung in the basement tonight. "Dr. Crane," he began, age. lp her next fall. Dig up th e Make sure to give spiritual he e roots to the water pipes by th "each time I fell for my wife at Subconsciously, therefore, tion for the opplants before frost to get all the in the coldest th GEMINI May 21 to June 211 training early, and don't e pa rt of first sight. his deep aff ec them out to Contact bigwigs in am., who neglect calisthenics. Some dry. basement. When they start "'All three girls were posite sex was ""conditioned" roots. l habituated) to a short, When dry and brown-looking turn green in the spring and can aid you and who have informusical training is fine, also. freckled, blue-eyed and short. put in Large permits I mutton you need. Make new brown grocery when the weather "And I always felt I couldn't freckled girl with blue eyes. "Th e Stars impel, they do not astic ones-and tie plant them out doors. In three co n ta cts who can be of great live'wlthout them. compel." What you make of As a co llege senior, he met bags-not pl "Yet after a year or so of such a coed at a dance and says closed, I keep the dry plants years I have Lost only two plants future help, your Life is Largely up to YOU marriage, we quarreled and he fell In love with her at first over the winter upstairs in a and my friends have also been Carroll Righter's Individual MOON ChIlIDhIEN June 22 cool closet as old cellars have successful with this method.(ought until life became un- sight. Forecast for your sign for June to July 21) Your intuition is merely now b2comne warm basemen ts MRS. J.G. bearable. Actually, she DEAR POLL\'- Perhaps working accurately. You an Is now ready'. For your copy' "Now I find myself head- "tr iggered " the release of all and are not good for storing send your birthdate and $1 to some of the readers can tell me now know how to advace over-heels In love with a fourth the childhood devotion he had plants. Carroll Righter Forecast, Th e In March or early' April open how to use over 50200-yard-size quickly in the future. Enjoy girl, who looks much like the built up regarding his goverlie Sanford Herald. Box 629, holly'. the bags and if plants look OK plasti('ttirCa(I spools-LOUISE recreations with rmiate. other three whom I married . ud, ('au!. 90028. generous. and divorced. But Terry' didn't realize th at "So how can I be sure this this coed hadn't "earned" his l.EO (July Z2to Aug. 21) Ideal OSWALD & JAMES1 time that my marriage will be respect and affection. day to sit down with associates J ACOBY - Legal permanent" socially, iron out difference Instead, she was an unwitting and make better arrangements who "thief" now suddenly stole ile queen was l)layt'd from for the future. More harmony the pent-up affection that his III ,nnTll FIR..STSIGHT LOVE FICTITIOUS NAME dummy but East did not cover with outside woHd is possible. governess had rightfully 4 l 74 with the king. At this point T KQJr, P ic t ice is hCVCbY go , M , am, I.ove at first sight explains "earned." South should have romped 7 6 4.1 eriaced in buSiflCSS t73 Sanlarido 4 Sept. Since ;0 I Aug. 22 to 22) Ten->' and the coed VI R ( millions of romances. Sem i nole 441 on home. All tie had to do was to Sho -ing appreciation for those $pr.nqs Dr. La*ood. under the County. Florida 'that's how I fell In love with were not cofliNitlble on miiost of F AST lead a heart to his ace and then MILA REALTY, and that I ho have d one you many favors the 10 basic traits on which Mrs. Crane. ; 4 K loss *th the play trumps South ntd to but didn't in the past will bring more 'i 7 43 If 10862 It was at a Young People's JWPPY marriage depends, they' Clerk of the Circuit Court, Semnole bother to get his ace of tie?rt,s 51 • . goodwill in the future. Discuss County, Ftoi-Oa in accordance .th + Meeting in it church and I had feuded and divorced. (lilt of dummy's way- . hit' just led ii 1 8 7 .i ' K III 4 4 e provisions c the mutual ditties with others to Saint' was true of the second never seen her before. a trmnp imuniediately. SIatu?, io w i sr ' sot ID it)' Name improve efficiency. During the nomination of and then the third short, Statutes 195 7 FIot'.da 64509 4 East had been using the "II" S. Juit C officcr for th e ensuing year, freckled and hlue-eyed girls he r'-' I.IhiR1 ISII)t. 23 to Oct. 221 PubiSh Mar 10. 17, 21. 31, 1971 , of "AItCII. how can I beat this each nominee was to stand, so wedded. K V.11(195 sports, i t ther flu to it So I explained to Terry contract.' 1k visualized the Enjoy 46(1.' 4 (tie voters could see lion or her. Ilcasurt'able activities with possibility of South's exact NOTICE TO PUBLIC When she stood up, my heart exactly' why he kept falling in \t',tlx'r s'tilnt'rahlt' t; those you like. Give a gilt to it ,, sight. love at first of ace holding his and rose with did a flipflop and I'm not South I:ast .I % •'st North Hu.'ir Pa. t'lost' 1k' and improve the via (lit' Scientific And led he just trum p s. Alter that joking' I. City Comm'ssion Room, City Hall. his deuce of clubs and once relationship. To bed early. Bull played the field for 10 Marruige Foundation in tax. Sanford. Florida. at 6 00 P M on , 1, 4 edit catIon a I Thursday, May 16, 1971, to consder more dumnmny"s goxl hearts l'a's' years to make sure my in. e xem pt I'a ' chanoc and amend the test of organization) we found Terry it went to be d . SCORPIO tOct. 23 to Nov. 21) flint to the Zon'no Ordnance of IN' fatuation would stand ltIll 4K girl who matched him on the 10 ('utile to it far better Lnder- City 01 Sanford, Seminole count, time. ' standing at home for harmony r!ord. For romances that start a,s fundamental traits for happy , 7,hhi i rc-n, SR v.A, hiofli sides ill (tie teamli gamni' W itt love. Study new project ranily Rt-'tknt'aI Diitr'ct love at first sight can be very mnarrliIge. But she was also picked to be reacheilfive diamonds and both that has it fine chance of dangerous. To TPat 401 CC 7, Gener.i t 7 I'.iti.-rri 8l Jfllr,II th.irn,' 9 (;ii4, high fbI,' loJerk it-oil 1914-3B Sundance - 6 - - 7- ~- - % I040, ."Lt lit, - Animal Haven , - the Carroll Righter Institute FRIDAY p -'E OPATA 4t1fr A $r,OR'ot Wv A ,L ,( ,.. c' a R A i 't flA'w.( I I T' 1t I a I.ltItlfl St SliIurr uI from . - Miriam Rye VJICrIe Weld - - I .. Friday, May 10, Television opu AJ qfOR~%C rin'isst - - \ : At I iOTinictbh' . ie4 1qee 2560 Elm Ave 323.1900 1) , 1) Ii 'II', ' '•Se• i5JIL4c f . 4'bnrm lWva1n' IShet -shiped rnuii-jI lfl'iruinrnt N Caic, TIIWW-N. V. Ns It'd.. Inc. F:J% f4rmrnl Ii rr.pirtnl dipIiunii .ih 12 F'iikd V.1111 intcrIiIe CARROLL RIGHTER'S QO APIPdfIC A A'tG UA N LctAi 1' 1 TI($A!I T H C) AT fl V 'tT Ilt PiATU 'tQ A'v S AMruPd:o IF i " A. C JPrflat1r ' . NU\V qW,1d . ' C Ifl4 1 ii_ii u(lii.' Ne.ir llllv.,igi'pxi' By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN -1~1 gi The Sanford Fierald -_ i7;rd,'n med up in a phrase a stereot) pe 'r . characterization as familiar to "This was, I insisted, a gross :•:: every television viewer as ring exaggeration. Some husbands r around the collar. "The cliche don't expect th e martini to be -. wife," she said. And then she perfectly mixed. And some ' .. .. lp shook her head with antipathy prefer to have the dog fetch the 0 :':':.:.":.:.:.:.:. ~_ and some remorse. slippers. :•:.:.:.'::.:.:.:.• Oh, I've played my share of An ex aggera tion es, but c liche wi ves," she said "If )OU not b) much," said Miss Rush ant to be a working actress, who is herself coolly beautiful, you take the roles you're of. an accomplished actress with . •:.:.:. .'..: lered. Maybe I've even played strong credentials in fiLms and II 'l'I ('F')" 0, 0111 more than niv share of cliche i most recently a "Police wives but L do hope she's a has- Story" a "Medical Center," I IL 1.1 it;ii. i viii :,ii (:1 .\(:II. LE-IDLfl been, a type that's fading from and the recurring role of Margo the scene. Farewell to the Brighton, soap opera star, on Mack, corresponding secretary; Margie Heine, cliche wile! (l'l'\' COUNCIL of Beta Sigma Phi the New Dick Van Dyke Show) President: and I"rldie Nelson, Vice President. s'rvl for the lt4.75 season as f o llows I 10 's (if the credit mu s t o tituth if III ut IRF oI lic&'rs are Iet lv .Jack, (i'CaSUI'cr; ilO(l 1 uuia Sapp. Girl ol tlit' \ 1t, Eilceii Stiiiiiitt to the women's liberation exaggeration at all," she said. Charlotte ('row. set-retarv, movement," Miss hush judged. "I don't know if it start ed with "Times change, people change, Jane Wyatt in 'Father Knows and audiences just don't accept Best' but she certainly gave the so freely what was corn- cunceptoithed li chewileagood 1 )S miwoplace and what they didn 't push. She was al ways cleaning question before." ootto It M'R0 i %ti'1ie Mi'c,'IIji' Sets Bad Example? Adult Conditioning Jan Tap perfectly mixed inartini for him in the other." Barbara VVidowed Mother Joni New Classes Forming In ll DON FREEMAN The Herald Services 1 111111, I I Cliche Wife 's Role I ~111 ' - 11 . .*soaa*1II,* W- ,10 • 4 I (mlii our 'FILl'• \V()Nl)EHI"U11 WORLD of DANCE" 1 *;I %, 1~'~-W_ i -%~ - %# 91~~1V P~ go 1?' III - V,j -% r Mixtures Dear Abby 'Happy Mother's Day'' , HOME APPLIANCE CENTER f " 1700 W. First St. (formerly G. H. High) Ph. 322.38.83 Sanford �-IL imi -- 1. - - I - ___ _____ -.-..-- I _- - - __ _--_ ---=-- - "i.____________=_- ___1. __ _. ---_~ - ---- -___ __ I . -,i __ - - - -,--- __ ___ __ - ~ - I—- __ ____ - . ___ lie - I n Portugal ly Legal Notice ow -- Aft Aft OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE INVITATION FOR PROPOSAL The City of Sanford will acept firm proposals for the *s ale city COUNTY, FLORIDA. Voperty located between 75th Place CIVIL NO. and 261h Str ee t and between Pon DIVISION C tells Avenue and Grandview FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR Aven ue described as follows TGAGE ASSOCIATION, Lo! 16 through 0, Block i, Palm Plaintiff. recordedin Plat Bmk 4, LISBON, Portugal (AP) telling you the truth. i always dflUjFerpndes Videira is a wanted to get out. Now I feel Plasterer, a man on a scaffold, Jubilant. I want to sthy and - — - Friday. May 10. 1974 ous - 11 s TV ht' I To 'a We tested, the robot steals the Budd), Hackett, Steve 8:1~9 NBC LOTSA LUCK friend visits, he discovers the "Do Nle a Favor" I Rerun) mechanism, and Austin must Lawrence, Peter Sellers, Oniar C;ilifornia Jam is the top name TV is the same one stolen fro"' Tonight an old school chum stop the robot. John Saxon Sharif and Dinah Shore as tonight. Other guests are Rare his home, and he leaves to get returns to the neighborhood plays the friend robot uests. Glen sings and plays I _______________ N:_ . - I - g ,a singing star. To make all .- him a few tickets to his soldout and he's doing all right with the 11 - - ___ . , _ - I - ~__ ~~ W _ -_ 4.:-, - ,_._t~ -i -___ ._-.~ K. g!.; .4~7t~ _ __________________________ - boat commander The ha - R -. ___ 0 OFMONGIONG R Sanfcwd i--_4~ 323 SlIS COLOR - . . I I W _. . S U" %%?I: ro - M4__"`* I 00 4 Ils ? " Ill: Illi . --- 0 TNEA town PLA;& *Jaw -4 ._#,— - Nocx7ckm A M sw I M,--,F -- I:-~jj RCr'~QT,'!;1r)t'~ , :r, S&th orod" 11 40 PASSES JSll ADULTS I.N = 99 110mranalm VUI Ltslr-~ !22ft"s__'a cardro Wjtrn Imif - Crsl to Pwfwtw - jJt GOLDEN SPOON AWARD N(Aft A Tud v , 11. Gypsy Tent RAOV taurant Ulan he bargained for. Ile gets help from his daughter when he tries to unravel the new math I N ~ 1I %I 1 I Hwy. 17-92 come.i to her town house, and her mother-in-law still worries g Tree, —- ej - that she is too outspoken. But Nirs. Ribeiro says she is no I — rot flIIIII l ROAST SIRLOIN OF BEEF A JUS ROAST LEG OF SPRING LAMB activities, with him directIng, of course. Oscar goes along, but doesn't take the thing Seriously. ,Ahen a r?al producer offers to 1OrpOrate the footage into one ChOics of vegetable and potatogs Make your own salad from our salad bar Dessert ~ LC Q M - ah I Ilk #Z . a"n r -I f - . Legal Notice ~_ it 11ell . \ a_ - S . 9, utaay . S 66 I 7 ., W tell you I hated to live in this country the way y it was i am SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD 4 OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Notice of Putlic Hearing Tt,e, Board of County Coot 111 -~. N1 - missioners of Seminole County will hold a public hearing to cons der a proposed change of zoning from P -- The man - P RESENTS GLEN CAMP. I 'comir4. — Glen's latest Longwood ho became _____ SAT. - , ?0jo I - a lerynnd __ District on the following descrabed property Ail that part of the SW I a of the NC', of Section 7. To wnship 71 South, I - ( ______ Italian Food - IA Single Family Dwelling District to R lAAA Single Family Dwelling . AI special ...------ -- -_______ 1.4 & 434 & I ~- . Range 79 East. Seminole County. - Florida. lying South of State Road - d -F and less th South ISO f. -- . - -,.,rN _K ____ -0 The film SPAGHETTI LASAGNA RAVIOLI MANICOTTI VEAL PARMIGIANA CHICKEN CACCIATORA : - - ID to V71 I a ~-~- 'd -- - / . 1 1 - Further described as localtil South of S R 431 East of Raymond North of Carlton and West of Palm Springs Drive . '. rI CCtr — if - / IUJIL. This public hearing will be held in the County Commission Chambers Courthouse Sanford Florida c June 23. 1911. at? 00 P M ,or as , j ' ,_ ~ -_ , 15 "W.-I, . ~ Board of County smuk . _~~- fm(ge " . r ~,,~i-- .. .4 ,4 41; 1 :I Your Favorite \ Datly ________ I - -- - O KING lo4f & OZ Orarf Am Set." . - . It, Altamonte springs city Half, possession, situate in the county of Clef Spf Ing%. Florida. at a Seminole and State of Florld.4. Altamonte COSt Of 1111 50 Off COPY Bid% will be described as follows Publicly opened and canvassed &I Lot 123 and the S 26 S* of lot 117, we aforesaid time and place. PINEHURST S D. as recorded in Each bidder shall include in his .t Book 3 Page 71 of the P,bI'c bid the following inf or matn Records of Seminole County I Name and address of I" - - \ TO LITTLE / Q1l " ISAINE L 15 SO GMYN-UPI 01 ___\ ( P4ER. FIRST % DRESS,' _., . 1111111111 111 - , I I '. I I . I 1P V~ I - 11 11 I I 0 1\ / , I i ') I -. I ~ ~__ III ~I " I I 116_~'11 RUGS BUNNY OFCOUTYCOMMSIONEk5 Notice of Public Hearing 1971 (Seal) Ar thur H Beckw ith, Sr Cler k Circuit Court By Martha T. Vihlen - Dc Board of County J LL \\ £ I 1 1HE \ FE / / I — / O TO I Ft:IAL I, I A buildings within the unin ENSENT L N - / DAYS! % (J 7 á' / -- / '- j , . .1 11 X1 _, (i I IL .. / -, 11 ) , ~ , _0 ~ ,rN") - 11 -11 Performance bond, surety bond, and nuiremen metfor pp and deniai of building reiccal,061% *.thin Seminole County. Copies < - I A ~o_oolk -11_1 __ I= -irk 't :_ -'I * , 6 . It- IF C-1--i S 10 ____________ L wrence EA-~,,d r1EA;?;7.. VAND TO LET YOU KNOW -!5, ~15 AVORAI bidder. _'T tTE Depuily Clerk Alloirrielp for PLAINTIFF Denis M Burgoon, EsQ 9AS6 Glado Lane Jacksonville, Florida 32217 Publish May 10. 1974 DEB 40 9OME OF THE .1 A M to S00 P,M This public hearing will be held the County CommiSion Chambers the Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, June 11, 1914, of 7.00 P.M. or soon ?hereafter as pmsioie. Board of County ~0 i CE in . of I~ . on /- LL I or P* A I/ i \. I , ._1 - 1\ I ~ II I , d%. I'll -r / ii 1i , ..q ._* - : - ~__y IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND I - ~. , SMITH and PEGGY F SMITH hank . Ernie's & a GOURMET r i si r fl c ..-NL vir . rj- ri - v I 'i r •-i ''.— \. Y c .(\ I. \. c : c. , / t.A ( / jj'\ / _~__ -_ — £RNE HE i \\. —' I I WANTS A I H It I 5'IO - . __ . __ .I :I .. 10 " 7N;44j,j C j i " W. - I I I ~, f", , ~ , f t'! — ___._ . ~~. ) — f - 6L1 in the Petition WITNESS my hands and the S ea l of 51E I ---.. . dition al COnditionS not inconsistent 000,th the spirit and meaning of trie tn55et f:h i ;sthEIdA WinchiSter, Virginia The Proposed Ordinance is subject to being revised to include Such Provisions 8% may be necessary to You are notified that the above . Florida 37601 on or before June 6 1671 and file the origiI with the Clerk of this Court either before serv icen P itioners' attorney or by Duck Covalli I DtD MLK:H MO`YMING FCR TKAT. K BE A ,I 191ROWtsol-LIP" In SMELL COFf:EE. mid Court on this the filh day of p 7 / 'emnole County. Florida L inda Harr $ • .. CARROLL f1 I ) ' Deputy Clerk BURKE -D • / - %±i;- I .. , ,3 j I '..,r ~ II I I , ~_ __ 1 1 p \ _11-0~_ -4. [IV - : _. Sorings Publish May 10 17 74 31 197a The City of Altamonte Springs, DE B 17 Florida,is receiving bidS With the ert Providing and vou are commanded to serve a r"o%t desirable Character and copy of your written defenws. it any. Quality. Accordingly. the %sod City reserves the right to reject any and onEdwardL Kelly Jr Pet itioners, attorney, whose addresi is Suite MO. all b.ds. to accept b-d$,n *hole or in part, 10 waive formalities and i ____. / 612 Sanford Atlantic ProleCt the health, safety and Batik Build,ng viellare of the citizens of Altamonte 541riford, Florida 32771 nanled petitioners, ORLAN D WINE O - Y GOOD.' on accordance with the conditions Mrs Rczella Loneburq White 0 T)-4AT 00IFFEE TO Mr. Carl F White agrees to acct contract with the NOTICE May. A D 1971 c o James C. White City of Altamonte Springs, Florida. (Seat) Berryville. Virginia OFF TAKk letter signed andnotarliod &Qatnsl you for the relief demanded by wbmilting a bid, the bidder , RANK AND ERNEST b Bob Thav ______________________________________________________________________________________________ , CASE NO. 71.743-I DIVISION I In Fl: the Petition of OR LAND Such letter shall clNrIystat, that. . _;_.~ , tce~ 57.,O j DER 46 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE I Any other pernnentinfrrntjn theClerkof Circuit Court Seminole EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR WINTHROP that maybe considered of ber cit in County. Florida on or before the _______________________________ ________________________________ CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE awarding the franchise 11th day of June A D 1971 COUNTY. FLORIDA Each bid4tr Sha:l accompany his mmm-mm NOW WINThROP U'RE otherwise a default will be entered I bid with a _ ) ___ A _#`,:, . i!~ *1 ~ a- -MY INVITAT Oki _ F 44F ~I. LY "! 11, -~ t, ImA r-_---i ! 2 IT rELIVEs ; idefth . IT WALK4- . - IrA H F 1~ art r, , , I Chairman Attest Arthur H Beckwith. Jr, Publish May 10, 1974 E rEP's;4 BL' j1L I .~. . W . ,":"-- :,, F" .- ' L Ll~ 7;pl~~ Itto .;0, Commisone Seminole County, Florida F~UT I LL RETURN 10 ' " - - "M ;~~ as available for vse in rendering Millfloage has b"n f iled against you wiviceii, under the franchise by GERTRUDE A THOMAS, and 6 Proposed rates 10 be ch arw you are required to ser ve a copy of for services rendered 7 PrOPOSed percentage of gem Your defenses to it, it any, on Carroll Burke. Attorney for Petitioner. revenue to be paid to the City of Sanford Altamonte Springs, Florida. for A.11infic Bank BuJdmg, Sollnfcorcl oRAard of the franchise Florida, and file the origins! ioiorjl~ CIVIL ACTION I" l, f I i ____________ _- 1 Amount of capital a vail abl e THOMAS, RESPONDENT, oropused to be devoted to the TO CALVIN W THOMAS franchised business. RESIDENCE UNKNOWN 5 Description of equipment, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED facilities, and th e like currently mat an action for Dissolution of . et . I Cl I %- I .~ !.,/ ,~ 9 - ' R , ; .- " 1, - ,~ , ~ ~ ,~4 1 d,reciors, as ap - ~ 11 \ n i - I d/ ~ , ;( 1 - 11 -_ __ - __ - /_ — I i BLON DIE Chic Young FICTITIOUS NAME - I ThOUG T NOTICE is hefety Cloven fr%,V I a". Y D U Now I WON'T ENjOY ME engaged n hosns t 5i0 S 'vrtIe GET Ave , Sanford 32171, Seminole IormaIitle and to accept the bid me of SEMINOLE USED CARS that appears t be the most ad and that I intend to register said vantageous and to the best interests n6a me with the Clerk of the Circuit of the City of Altamonte Springs, Court. Seminole County, Florida in ^__ STAND 0 WINONAS PAR cordance with file provisions of ac the Ficliflov% Name Statute%, to - ) = ThAT? ~ " _____ r- '1 O ) - 0' ( ii I' !- - - :!I __ I DEBII V f- ::.: - "d I IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND Deputy CC' 1 Publish May 10, 17. 24. It. 19?4 _____________________ , Z I EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. , X FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. COUNTY FLORIDA ___________________________ a S in re; the Petition Of HO 25 nt 0 Po ~ - n 10a.m. F 1"em 4~1-0~MIM TO DOUGLAS SMALL Address Unkno*n _V!Al4 ,10HP11coij, ,I k, . covv" UEEK ONLY ONE 1) — i ______________________ 1. In re- Petition of Trenton. New Jersey You Are notified that the above infel"led ptirly. and you are hereby required to serve 8 COPY Of your nartled Petitioner. KENNET14 R LINEBERRY. has filed a petition in ,Nr,llem del"%".,l any, toot on NED i RTST STAC)Aw I ' In re the MArriaqe Estate of . TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST tnfil Inn FRIDAY 1-2 LB. CHOPPED ; I I All Ladits I Drinks -1 . I -. / SIPLOIN / ! 2 Vegetables -1 1, ) SATURDAY SUNDAY or ROASTTURKEY Butter & Butter $129 $159 Choice of Potato I Vegetable, Bread "Thit a smile, 'lou will findoneat yer Si S Caleterua" $169 I Orlando-N. Gate IV, Orange Blossom Eustis•Plaza Theater * Plaza I kburg -Tro p •ic Lees 1, "(~11_ r Post Office Boa I33 n d fl that Petition nd you are A - WI NES my an Court 11 Nrd Fol J ulian. ir STENSTRO? DAVIS & McINTOSH 1330 DEB 20 04 .m R espondent HUSBAND - - -11 ~ either of you. may have &qainst said 434 Circuit Court of the Eighteenth thin four calendar months from Trust Of icr GURNEY. GURNEY & (SCthUr H Beckwith, Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court Aflne ys foe th.e E 201 North agnolia Avenue xecutor DE8 16 0\ .\ I Sonya Drive Apt No 3 — -.1 II estate in theoffiCe Of the Clerk of the at SAMord. Srn,mole County. r lorid.;. this 16th day of April. 1974 DEA 109 Z _ IT notified and required to file any TO KIETH [RICK HONEY AGER Judqrtient will be entered scfaonsl Hicihway 43& Ca%selberry. Florida residence A14 Post off ict address of 12?07. on or before May 21SI, 1914, the claimant and Inust bt S*cwn to you qranlinq the %sod adoption WITNESS my hand and the seal of and life the original with the Clerk of by the claimant. his agent or at said Court on the Xth day of April, this Court either before service on lorney. or the same shall It Petitioners's attorney or im Dated at Sanford, Florida, tit A D, 1914 mediately thereafter, otherwise, a 29tS clay of April, 19?4 (Seal) default Play be rnferecl against you Beckwith, Jr Citizens National Arthur H for the relief demanded in the, Bank of Orlando Seminole County. Florida Ronald H Cole it -A ,- . i _f:- Ai- ~ - - r~~- 4!~ ___ - ___ I (_1 ~ ( ~_10 that a Petition for Dissolution of of your Petitioner, ONNE MARL HONEYAGFR, *hoW address -11 "O Mellonville Avenue Apt W Sanford. Meltonvitle Trace A I Floflds 37111 and filt the orInal with the Clerk of fli-e abovestyled Court on or before May 31st. 1914., otherwise a default Judument may , each week for four consecutlye r cuit _________________________ I 1 N__ I 1j, : L ~ 1 7V - - t_- . - - ,, 6 THE PHANTOM Lee Falk and Sy Barry - - ~JCK-tlZ,,' 1(A?A7f-^--Anli i7., 4%65,;y%, .. A i ___ I ~~ 10 . I IF \ , ~:Ij .;P, wz. I % . 11 __ \ '.. 0 -91___ .I L e* I I 1, , -- r 113-11, 1 M-c-. I"E. C-141E ) S "-%%4LKER.* ' Vj .;1 11-1 11 V - _', , Ij 'o PME,I tXIA~ R-FLF6 F1110iiii, ~14E _-..-!Z;7:5 AN17 `lo,,k4,1f+%rr1. I WITNESS my hand and Seal of said Court at Fler;dh, on th i s 301h day of April, 1974 Arthur H Bec kw it h, J1 CIer of C i I L_ — ---_ -IV .- IL F . t . Baldwin. Petitioners attorney, must be in writing and filed rn bore Ma 31st. 1971. tea default and ultimate whose address is Suite 70. 300 East ot herwise plicate state the place of I aft:940t4MR4 I C--' I - krio ct YVONNE MARIE HONLYAGER lm. I I - ._..' , -~z . - ! NOTICE TOCREDITOR" Sanford, F for ida. 32771, and file the con,n,,1rded to serve a copy of your the time of the first publication of original with the Clerk of the Circuit *f often defensirs. it any. on John A this notice Each claim or demand LADIES .#~* * %~~ - COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO 74411 and wherein you are named &% an ~'I' t- '-, -)'I'- Tfll~,-rr%--r. Caftbrilo" WO F40 1111'" WO Awv,W,,rV 1609 French Avo.(HI-Way 17-92) IN I Me: ii.int-uo i s_uJRT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR- NOTICE trial a Petition has beto filed in the above styled Court for the adopt ion TO TIMOTHY PAIR ICK MCCANN STEFAN GIEPASCH CHARLES TYNER. cw,m Sanford DINNERS from e2gs - __ __ -- '.ILL GEER ALLYN ANN MCIERIE YNE and NOTICE OF ACTION 1111 AIMM! _~= A_~ ii:-,- 5 842 Value (oStarrog V DIVISION C and SIM"10,I(Q] - V-= "_ $995 ft# two . - , SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD .101-D ' _____ - o 15pieces of chicken e Plot of creamy C ole Slaw Piro! cf trawhed P-awocz 75 c WiW -#9##ve Gve" Giot*v,'..i-,,j _-_~ - - - ~_ X !~ --I- -~ ~_ lll~ch- ~ - ~ - 94~M __ , said oblaired from the office of the City Arthur Bec kwith, Jr Clef It of the Circuit Court EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. -, % - - _____ \, DEA 110 I N THE CIRCUIT joew~~. - HAUS I L-4 __' --- - -- I f 0.0a, 1 - _T'V—AF-!_ tract of land of which the, a default may be entered against DEn S - Serves 5 to 6 hungry folks - ~: - _,~_Iollxf?~_#71I NPOW t. ""111:!w -- k-:-- ~~- 11.50 ,11 "Rim SPIP Rmw i I ,CTr--;jF - .All, I.-- _:!-:F-~4-___ ., -, _Z;^It~__ ~_t --~ LUNCH DINNER BUSINESSMEN'S ak. _14;_%~~ franchise Ordinance. copies of wti,ch proposed Ordinance may be All that certain piece Parcel Arthur H Beckwith, Jr -- __ ; 7 ITS ( BELIEVE a . Larry Lewis Of IhC City of o, Dozen Biscuits - t & - II V N G, - 5 7 and 9.12 __ _e IV— - ' Solc 1. __ - ~r*17.1_wk;~ A ~'.--07-_ M - .') ALL YOU \ , - 1-,- -.--- - Notice is hereby given that. an exclusive franChiW for the pursouant to an ordtf of a final collection of commercial solid ludgment of foreclosure antefed in W3%Ie The services to be furnished the above captionedi action, I will Linder the franchise. and the specific conditions that must be a ccepted sell the properly situated in before the franchise will bot swar Seminole County. Florida described died, are Sol forth in propowd I it - ',- - I a COLD Z - Ir , ~ t~~,. .1 ., if Versatile Organist ~'i r I At HAPPY HOUR . ,~;~ lblyv_ ,- Us for - ' *10. ~ - I C, /~,~. 'V 4J . pm on Tuesday May fl 1971 for from Monday through Frday I 30 conta ned within the KnoIlod 3rd SMITH and PEGGY F SMITH AddtiO Amended Piat recprd.d py filed a petition in the above n Plat Book IV Pages 61 and 67 of styled Court for the adoption of the thePubliC ROrd5 of S eminol e minor child named in that petit ion, 4 _____ .. ... CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS Avenue, City of Altamonte Springs, Planning wid Zoning Office, Room Seminole County, Florida, until 6~)o 411. Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, as I At 10 15 - Plaintiff. sealed bidS will be received of the Ifie Public Records of Seminole Courly, Florida, and all of land OStin 3,6awl 111 . 413 S Vofusia Ave r NOTICE ISHEREBYGIVEN that NOTICE OF SALE eqardalsoIeu that part ly ing -~- - L es ter Woodrow Turner Jr and SP' OQS City Hall 225 Newburypors tsamendmentareavaiIabl,,nthe .n Sifirilando Spring% Tract No 23 mcording to the Plat thereof as ~ __ -- _-~___ ~_Ikf =-. -~4' . , -- -,.-: ' pir wicaucin submittal, placing of bui;dings, legal description, dimensions of lot and buildings ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, Advance Morgaqe Corporation. a -ast AU feel of the vvi~sf 683 feet __ - . : : 11 ..jJ....: - County Florida regarding criteria CITYOF "1 was always nervous. When I May 7111, ROAST TURKEY & DRESSING BAKED HAM WITH RAISIN SAUCE ,' '. Florida. 2 Blisirims organiitaiton of bidder FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, at public sale. to the highest and I %010 FLORIDA, Proprietorship. Partnerthip, or CIVIL & longer ashamed of her country. best bidder for cash. at th 0 County corporation). ACTION NO. 14-719 is I used to live here in con- Cuurthoust In Weil Iron: entronct of J, Names and addresses of part. DIVISION B the Seminole County Courthouse in ner% of principal officers and In re: the Marriage of stant irritat.ion," she e . SOUP JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NUMBER 73-1364 DIVISION -B Def enciani tier cleaning woman sti11 Phone 831-9321 I V to be followed to obtain zoning ap Affarnonle Springs, at Altamonte ernanda Portugal Ribelro,an Open 10 A.M. .2 A.M. clerk ouptocormmplainaboutorking elegant wom.an with two grown sons and a husband who COMmands a navy training ship. "COUNTRY WESTERN MUSIC"' 0 Degu1y there felt free enough after the privilegedclass-like Maria .. - eff iCe Of the City Clerk of the City of I not materially, for some of the S . fl I---- of ,j ? ME r IL 16f Seminole County Zoning Reglltion affecting the movement Clerk of the Circuit Court , . - / tition. "llisioners of Seminole County w,11 WITNESS my handandthesealof hold a Public hearing Publish May 10. 11, 24, It. 1914 Delaware Corporation said Videira jokingly. I~fe has changed, too, though i, Mon. - Fri. EVERY TUES FRI , SAT.9 P.M. TIL 2A.M. . r I @) 11a.m. .2 P.M. DANCING r _____________________ "You could say that we are a bit of a revolutionary couple," ~,r 9:30-10 ABC THE ODD COUPLE "Felix Directs" (Re- / AT (1 t STARING BETTER! THE ,, WWAT'CHA ( E ALL / .' DE 13 43 jud(Iment riia V be en lered against you for the relief AuE5, EH? J r~? / Sanford, Fioridot fly H N. Tanim. irr. City Clerk Publish May 10, 1914 Ohrrodisr a ' weekends 0 (71. - 45c Well Drinks I Breakfast smed until 12 Noon Family StYk Dinners Noon to v p.m. but he draws the line when he is asked to take over Stewart's Indian Scouts. --- ThropoSalthouldb,na,l,d envelope and clearly marked Court 00 Dr before June 19 1971 (Seal) Arthur H Beckwith Jr n Sundays. As a result they got Barbara E Turner. his wife q: S p.m. - 7 p.m. ~e) , 131-3206 sornettung like that" and she and the other women p ". % and he's even awakened by kiddie cartoons in the morning, BELL - - . i *.rvstiouso: guese call "our revolution" oerthre a relationship be ,6 the Wbon University canteen, . ( 'What can you do about The plasterer's wife works at Cocktail Hour ,1 Bring her to ( Showtime 8:30 "'' - - . - Hilhomy 17-12 North In Fem Plot military coup that the Portu- power at any level would at. ways go unchallenged. " I Z Gn KEITH SHOW "Sean and Dad" Rerun) Doctor Sean tern [J\ Paqe 12. Seminole County Record% demanded Id the complaint or autbority and an assurance that - 6 _r~v-, -" 49W .,I ~/ , ", 11 "it was the saddest day of my Life,' he recalls 'You think, den Berq, Gay, Burke & Dyer. P A, at Post office Box 191, Orlando, Florida 32102 and file the original with the Clerk of the above styled Legal Notice ol%ed a sullen acceptance of _______________________ __.1 ir properly and do it well" Store than just a regime, the tween people---one which in. .~ it, Oscar is playing opposite a sexpot ewardess EnterprIses Theatres - - ~ - -1 - (NTIRTAINNINY N14HTLY of his pictures and, before he F loyd - - Wllo Cotp hair""oodeve, 2:30-7: I S-9: 15 ' SAT, I;36-3:WVW1-149 110 -- ~~_- , , .. ,. a .irn 0, Oscar's day-by-day ar S u-u)y ;1ZRZ1WZ jL I but session iiii-itil Wolfinan run) Fellxgets theidea to make --;4 -- 7-el-L H. a rock on' roller, singer or DINNER MENU: HUVLlT HLMIUflM . - I under cw few, is involved in a porarily takes care of young Stewart, and finds the job more NO BARGAIN 't MkTINEE , __ - harmless suspect and Toma is corned) spots and has a rap 9:30-10 NBC THE BRIAN - - Cascais, a fishing village there's a bigger change. It's In turned tourist haven near [As. . bon. One day a newspaper ar al ways work more, work hard ticlt' Identified him as an in er. ,No%v it's just (to your job former for tile political police. - ~~ O Show stepping on my toes any more. Ile's promising raises, but KINA . City Commission of the City of says Videira. "Ile's gotten verY ernment's overthrow were ang. Florida. ro. Cis iris you an you is not uish for Joao Niartin Sim OeS are required to serve a copy of your - .I . I 1 . I.- . .. . 1 ._., 1 "PCns fire on a seemingly Carlin. George will do two idnight Now Showing I MIMES 1-2:30 NBC MIDNIGHT SPECIAL Tonight's host is not prisoners too much to hand.ic until he tried some direct Screaming 0001MERS W - - guards in a riot-ridden ghetto comma. And Now TI o i 11 F~~:_~;0 - I :a-. a.m. fil 2:30 P.M. _ , ",. . shooting death A veteran cop group Il&s funn)man George radio, and are bus) tunneling - -__-,.T-__ 1 ~ prisoners this ti.m are Ger=ns and they are led by a U- I 49 INT ODUC ING AND 1IN1STIAX NOUU rock groups will be shon on with two heavily armed police the Robot" (Renin) Working on inside infemation, a group learns of an ant imissile missil e -vice and . -i~j~-:N_- ~ - 7, t_ V -FBI, ~ 'Il .47~ ___ - I CINTIAL FLOWDA'S 011911' Calif., last month, and the eight NIGHT MO% IF The McKenzie LION DOMAR INIAN * - t. _Aw_l ip? - -Z 11- 9-11 CBS THE CBS FRIDAY Scottish. $ ,,iJ.1 . , .1 LOUNGE OPEN DAILY-INCLUDING SUN. - -- - ___ I ke and Palmer. All groups sestigates the origination participated in a record golf. A good show if you aren t breaking concert in Ontario, ir.)rni 11, stars in this World War 11 ~___ _2 championships, It will Scots' pub, and another in. NBA favor when he goes backstage urIs This is un til he nmtcts T'I to visit his friend after the con - . Served 11:30 I If a sixth game between the B 309 CBS GOOD TIMES concert as a Ia%or Little does preempt the (BS musk) J Esans likes to p18) the field Stanle) kno he il1 return the - U;_~ I bagpipes to "Loch Lomand" !-,agles, ' Seats and 11'roft.s, Black Be fore the po lice et there , lit impre-ss.Rid on I IR% iri friend , \lils in! di I it ir on i I 1IikL Bin k md Ilit Oa k Bla c k SubbuUi, sells the set to Julio (regor) Stanley asks the singer to get Boston Celtics Is needed in the with ln4utm One skit features Deep Purple and Emerson , -,e~,-~. .- -Vm,-6-~ .. z.-- - . Earth, Earth, Wind and Fire, I _______ I i Have Our SPECIAL and buys a "hot" set. When ,I , !-. Sanford LUNCHEON tanisha. She's the most popular kidnap an associate of Steve has a Scottish flair and the Toma keeps working on the guests will be 1,eo Sayer, Buffy SON -This Little TV Went to girl in school and she's done the Austin and replace him with a singer's mother and father are case, and almost gets &-iinte-olarie, the Dramatics, Market" (Rerun) Fred's TV set impossible, she's made J. J. a robot that is programmed to hereto carry along the Scots' suspended for doing so. Waylon Jennings, lAvingston one-woman man. kill. After the missile has been theme. Glen will also have Taylor and Puzzle. -1-1 - I . 11 .. . . _ -. -- _-~ - teak---.-r, Ph. 323-1910 1Iff `6 8-8:30 NBC SANFORD AND - __ — ;- _ - --.- ~ .--- - o -;..' __A' . S Holiday Isle Complex hts Lff W £ mA \ASON I KE BUSINESS J CL'POFCOFFEE,) IM A)UNO 4IE ) AE )5C4R' SO LONE, BAN/ J IN, M. / I AN < ER?1AQUE J DEALE 1 FINE • - 4B—The Sanford Herald PEARL EDWARD MCCLARY and DELORES J. MCCLARY, hiS wife, by Dove Grout U MAkE A\ ThATONOC who still reaches, bends, coughs what happens." Defendants. stjovicl NOTICE OF in a a of white dust nine hours She said that the biggest TO PEARL EDWAPO MCCLARY the City of Sanford no later than? 00 I, day for the equivalent of $25 in change was in her attitude to. and DELORES J. MCCLARY hiS O'clock P. M. On Tuesday. May 76, abrow pay packet at the end ward Portuguese melt. oft RESIDENCE. UNKNOWN Z week. "I used to Feel a lot of con- by. through, under or against Pearl '9,OPOSI shall Include the following He still thkes the same overtempt for them. I used to think Edward McClary and Detores i. I Th, net price of the land to be crowded trolley bus downtown they were worthless incapable McClary, his wife, and to all parties paid to the City of Sanford No bds havinq or C IflQ to hVC flY to work and his wife still packs of attempting anything noble. *Wbe I on a portion of the' I e, or Interest in the real land hnn the same lunch of fish know many other women who operty her ein described 7 All fees shall be paid f the Sandwiches. But for the plaste- felt this same way. A friend YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED buver nonebytheC.tyof Sanford rer, life has changed since April called me up the other day and that an action to foreclos e a m 3 Include a Certified check for t,'r tqaqe on the followinc; real property 25, when a military coup (101 Per Cent of the land as a binder said the biggest surprise of the in Seminole County. Florida This proposal I% open to anvone overthrew the authoritarian reIt 3, Block B. WASHINGTON The City Commission re%ervs ttir whole thing was to find out OAKS SECTION Two, according to fight to accept or reiect any or .111 gime that had ruled Portugal there are some men in Portu. the Plat thereof as recorded in Plat Q for 48 years. to Pf OPOSSIS In the best interests of the gal. Book 16, Paqes 16 & Ill. Public City of Sanford "it has to (to with the boss," The first days after the gOV- Records of Seminole County, -- — ALLEY OOP IN THE CIRCUIT COURT • Friday, May 10, 19745B The Sanford Herald Le a Notice I / II . ; , * h - - 4 V \ % V . ~1. �- 613-Thu Sanford Herald . . - - - - - Friday, May 10, 1974 Friday, May 1C, 1974-7B The Sanford Herald Blossom Out Ca rds of INFORMATION IIi For Parke Orlando 8319993 Ask for Want Ads - 26 times 40c a tine 3Oca line 23c a line - (S2.00 MINIMUMCHARGE) - - jy TAF F ER REALTY I ALCOHOL A PROBLE'.' * Safes )) i\ i 1 \ / * Representative -- lull or part time Ctmm".sn plus [,%rnn,% (Ifl orus /_•• J ,/ - - Ad 74 -- - Department Hours 8a.m.. 3:30 p.m. Saturdays & Holidays - vi ti i,' '.'liiy ,tt.r'; r my Busnes Opportunities 3 home 37 30 Announcements 9 Thanks [:~ * -- Personals 13 -Child Care 7-Motels Hotels '-Good Things to Eat ( 3 18 Travel& Recreation - --- - -- - -- 11-Travel Agencies Dolly ll -.-Camping.Resorts tS-Actión Sports . SALESMEN ______ _________________ _______ '.%ANTED'!' Apply in person, ART GRIPIDLES WHEEL RANCH, - Employment 2 REALTOR .$120 MONTHLY. DELTONA 1 bedroom. A C. at tracllve Adults No pets. - .' . 24-BusIness Opportunities 25-Loans -" "SO - --." Electrician 2t-Insurance 35 - '.-. A GREAT BUY Three bedroom, 2 bath CU home _____ Aith terrazzo floors. built in oven and range, nice neighborti000 Only 517.300. But that's not all' You name the terms, that's right From O down, VA financing , to large down and assume S'a pct m tgage. - $ -- Three bedrooms I' baths, central heat, wall to wall carpeting, f enced yard, extra large utility r oo m Assume 7 pct. mortgage With moderate down Total price. $21.31*) Mobile Home Lots Unfurnished 37-Houses Rent Unfurrnthei 13-Houses Rent Furnished 31-Mo'i,!e Homes Rent 35-Motile Horn Lots For Rent 36-Resort Property For Rent 31 For Rent 31-Wanted to Rent 4l-Heusesffr Sale 7 -Real Estate Wanted Mercnandjse ('OILER SERVICE MECHANIC ipanding boiler sales & .er-,'ce (li mpany needs mechanic *ih 5 controls ,rs minimum esp. on burners, 8. ref actory. Competitive pay. Paid vacation & profit ¶'aming program Right man can a future nere Call Mr. .'. Ion at 447 S27 for interview - For Sale Sl -Household Goods 52-Appliances 53-TV Radio Stereo 54-Garage ' Rummage Sales . __________ s-Camping Equipment 1-Sports Equipment - Bicycles $9-Musical Merchandi . s --Lawn and Garden .nd fl t-oy TOutO Ar'tl rue .5' ______ ____________________________- e3-Machinery an" oois 44--Equipment for nt aIary plus weekly ci.' eipensrs i,iil 377 7511 to arrange for ap 32 6S-Pets 'tnd Supplies i','JkrqS wanted Apply in pccson, Wood Products, ,',4 'ryuC Ave. Loag*000 ''t-.-------------"----''-- - 6k-Horses 6' --t.ive'.tock and Poultry 9--Stampt . Coins . 70-SwJp and Trade 71-Antiques 11 77 -Auction Transportation 73 -Campers Travel T,ailrs Repaits- Prts Accessories Cars Removed --Mjtorclr. 40-AUICT. for Sale 1; -Aviation ' l',jvt lu'' 04' full I-n e' and Ii 7 Shift Apply in peri I aketview Plur's.ng Center. 'fl9 I. ?rcl "' Sirford s. sIaii'ed to buy and Tra i t • ____ Houses for Sate - -- • -tiStOp Urn'" LAKEFRONT drociru. 7 bath hn' ,c.th t,sr,ie I rda room, and beaultul wood i'..nrs throughout Conveniently Kited for the Martin Marietta or ' ia World ('fl'plOye' 576.850 IF ii CITY - FOUR FOR THE MONEY! Tnal's right, thI5 outstanding i bedroom. 2 both older home on corner lot br $39,900 is in first clasS condition What a place to really call home For all the details call REALTOR Associate Julian Slenstrom After hours *one 327 2860 - DREAMWOLD STOP SEAR CHII.'G! You've found it It's a bedroom with large lvnq arid Florida rooms plus den Heat ar'u air. Reduced to $25,000. Call REALTOR Associate Sonny Pabonn After hourS phone 377 AUSTIN DEVELOPMENT CORP Ph 323 7010 or 862 6)t30 s T --- Houses Rent Unfurnished _________ We Don't Stop Till We Succeed ." Elnier Bakalla, Realtor Call 322.2420 Anytime Icer, Park 'Santord's Sales Leader" YourMultipieListingAgenc Inc. 78' 7543 Park (It nrALTORS - FAIRBANKS Days 322 7111 BROKER _______________________ Need SANFORD REALTY 11 ro - -- I ST. JOHN'S Wholesale cost plus 5700, sevecat modelt to ChOote from PLACE HOMES P1011TH 834 2770 553 Hwy Il 92. ' Mile south of H-wy 434. at Lake Kathryn Estates us- palms aid pines Over 100 hard road frontage. Only 536,000 Ph 867 3196. Residential lot in Loch Arbor. North east Crystal View Ed Gross, 3fl 384.1 purchase a new 3 5 ACRES take Mary Wondr'mi Off the beaten track Zoned agriculture, 522,500 f. UUVLIL W Farmer's Home pieaq AND NEAT CLEAN V Administration Two bedroom, frame, close to town 110.900, terms SPRINGW000 5 ACRES VILLAGE Good high auricniture. ground. Zoned s3.000 per acre. BEAUTIFUL LOCATION A Directory of Experts Ready To Serve `1: 'C=w IJIM Air Conditioning Only 10 minutes from Sanford and Orlando. Ef(tcience, 1 £ 2 bdtm. Towniloute from IllS, IflAROflDA Furn. & Unfurn. # 4 WHCA Don't th row away useful idle items Sell them quickly with a Herald Want Ad by cluing 327 2611 and asking for a friendly Advisor. I1t Inc. 1.4 and SR 434 834.3363 Apphnces ' 831-4039 0 PetsCasideud All Advil i" 628.2162 REALTY Beauty Care bolkills-iiiiiiiiiiiiiii j there never was a better time Ifuaru rw to use a Classified ad in the Sanford Herald Stop making e.cu"'. Oil 127 7611 'y f)I 959) .' PARK ,.SANFORDAI _______________________________________________ - k565 \ ' -________________________________ t OPIGWOOD, LOW DOWN. 3 1.0mm, t' bath Lilt, new, car e'ted. large family room Owner ,s ( -lri-flg 573,5(1) 31 9)8) ','iPI(LPIT S CAttl'I.?4T11Y . eflor from. Paneling. Custo'ui No lob too small Carpentry I rented & Bonded 373 5677 I, ,L,-J 4 -- .5 (fOS'.uficd ad to work for you tcxjs, (all 327 7611 or I)) 9993 Cirpentry, Remodeling, Additions, Custom Work Free Estimates Licensed Bonded 3736031 1 1 Sell it fast and easy Boat in with • low cost cl'iSitiCd ad' _________________ __ S 9cLquide : WIW Shag Carpeting - .5- - - J S JA(K5,OPIS CERAMICS, Supplies, ti ' ' kiln dealer 10 S ' if & iunday. 372 7971. You can't beat classified ds for tail ( lSSifiPdS' Check results r-rcr day , Glass.Mlnors Idyliwilde Homes By Heated Pool baole"Kod 1, Vi1la5 I10 '\'c' tA'rprt Hctjkvjrj 5rtford, I lorida 32771 (305) 31-1-7870 EUXAM IX GLASS 8. PAIN T i.O 210Magnola Ave 377 4.627 Beautiful Landscaping Farm Equipment will cell fast ani eaSy with a rlassified Ad Call 12 2611 Icr 1)1 9',9) * Unfurnished 2 11 W. 25th Bedrooms $jay From . - 5 . -- I'cqen Challenger Public Address 1. ,stt'm Amplifier. 2 I OHM I?" Custom Speakers. Hand Mike Table Top Stand for Mike 580 tibe ,.'! Ph 1238117 lii prrpir,u' oil of ,u,,'f,iI crc 1s1 mete ct( COIl 155 C )22 fliO 32) 17$) * Sewing Machines SWING P,'.ACHIPIE REPAIRS Auctioneering Service ,'.Il typc'S. corrini & r('s.C)entiil 55.chael Reed F' 0 (Ic' 21'S Lake Mary, 377 3770 I Lawn Sprinklers f'utu, sell, consign, appraise, or special sales Out of anything of value 1200 French Ave 323 73-10 Sanford, Fla 327 7438 uree Service :,:.,'. T i" I 1,( P ''l( I ''"ct ir , it Stump grinding. Ic i'il'i('d toricled, .r'sured $15 S742 10' Sliding glass door's, excellent ondition. 140 ('all 117? 1*11 Truck Rentals I s ,it & dStiirt nunynq or 1mm '-I yr ,uii'. f ,'''r' it,ut''l.'', ''-n,, .11 i .11,51 (1i.ti, 'mmv ( i'.J41 1 f9 1780 -''Dl i_Of NT' I• TI-li Golf ClubS Wilson X]l I woods, 9 eons, putter, bag and pull cart 1 2 2 03.88 5 - u-i-ui- ,,u ',!i.' Li *5(1 Trtr', I .,',ir 121 511 0 Painting Iwn metal frame beds anti head boardt Malone box stings and e'uattretses, Almost new, $100 Call 172 3571 Upholstery ,',i I' Of ( ()J4ATOl,'S Ni 121 rn' ;,,ui ,iu't', ci 11% 59t8 tired pa.n,ing done? F the fiflSl .r Painting work call SIW Paint 373 3035. Licensed & -rice Co Bonded I 20 yrs u'z vup, ,1eler 5 l.' u'.''' MOVING -- .ltr, l'Pi Wag Drilling DICK JOYCE WELL DRILLIP4GS 3'' and larger, pumps. Sprinklers W.%ter ccsruditionert, 377 4610 AAA PAIN TING and paper hanging romr'iercial c residential, cip tradesman, guaranteed materialt ,ut'(l wtrrltrnar'h.p free tIfl ',jlt,iT r. ,'',tmn,itni,j lit 1137 APT BROWN PEST CONTROL 7367 Park Drive 31 8165 - ' .1 '.1 ij SALE-furniture, ap plian:es & miscetlLneous Call 37) 0772 - 111 _%.______ - I , ()reeding at its Best 3 'yr old registered Appaloosa for stud service Phone 365 5)98 after 6 30 712$ /8 323 3366 RABBITS. S does, 7 buckS, 9 cages. water lines with dewdrop nipples Feeder boxes All for $50 Call Geneva, 349 5241 Feed 19 Trucks and Trailers 1963 F or d Pick up Good Condit Ion, 5650 Phone 377-2547 Votkswaqen dune b with fiberglass br Phone )fl..477Sattc' 7ILUV TRUCK ISpd Custom interior A CALL SAM, 322 3391. ext 2(6 1943 Ford GaIaxie. 6 cyt C,T 60 Scat Trac. Slot Chromes, 3 Speed on floor. 1: 3177 '65 Ford pickup truck. Good con 5600. 3220101 after 3 pro Wanted to Buy ORIENTAL WIJOS WAPlTL) Tog prices paid, used, any COfliitii.,. 641 1126, Winter Park ilclIEvlE6' SHORT BED 'ton Special 12995 Call SAM 372 3351 m'x Stamps.Coins - 1971 Super Beetle, automatic st shift, air. MISS radio, low mileage, a real nice car 1205. Call Don Pope at 377 1651 or 644 5011 Deafer - _____ _ R SALE! FF UMINUM SHEETS - To nuy and SC1I gold or silver COinS, Contact us first We also buy bulk $i.er coinS SEMINOLE COIN CENTER. 109 W Itt 3734132 SET PRINTING PLATES HES BY 36 INCHES Swap and Trade I 5C EACH Oil furnace, ducts, registers $4,000 BTU Good condition Swap for tog side by-Side refrig or SCIl reasonable. 372-3)40 QUALITY FENCING - IDEAL LINING MATERIAL çThey Just Fit Between Studdinas and Rafters) 'E TRADE teric no for .ifltti'ng of equal value" 662 5056 Auction ii Auction Sale FRIDAY NIGHT, 7:30 several electric ranges, S nice recliner chairs, several living room sets. dinette sets, Mist: items of all kinds, fancy dishes. gliSs, pots & pans. etc Dell's Auction Service Pt 45 ',',r',t Sar'tc-r-i 12) 56 12 . NON RUSTINGPURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLEGUN CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS IDEAL FOR ROOFING or INSULATING M hr Outtfarb frrit1h 300 N. FRENCH AVE PH. 322.2611 16' Larson, 90 HP Evinrude, tilt trailer, 11150. 323 554, 26' Houseboat, sleeps 6. 50 Marc fiberglass & aluminum. Red-iced to $4,995 9C1 35.3 5533 - - ,. -!:'.-.. ROBSOPI MARINE 7927 P-I.s 1 17 92 - )2.' .- $8 Bicycles Bikes, Bikes, Bikes All SiZes ano models, 10 speeds. S speed s, and standrJ bikes now available at Firr'stOn,l Store. Cal, 37? 0741 -. Office Equipment & Supplies 50 fnu(ograph and Spirit dup COtOf machines. Sales & Service. supplies our specialty Sweeney's Office Supply, Sanford. lii Magnolia Ave 372 1748 Office Furniture for rent with option to buy Sweeney's Office Supply. 177 Snfprd, Ill '. • 12416 . .. - ___________ ' ---- -- Building Materials 61 - - New [tricks 5)00 for 1,000 C.sll Glayds Cornet! at 377 843) I S or 319 $178 Otter I --- - - Lawn and Garden PINEY WOODS BARN Cub Cadet Lih'vnMon'er '- - Having difficulty stirring up some action? Come to where the buying and selling action is - in automotive, real estate and hundreds of miscellaneous businesses and services. Come to the Want Ads. .. 1 2 I --- . -'--. - Household 630th - -- - ( ,ur, 5)5 45 ¶'dhng clos et ucnrs. 515 tcf%f, $5 28)9 (i'citm,l 'in lr C) l'I"iitl .4 - 5%h,te Or'ce, Went Blue Lustre Electr ic ZarI 5mpoor for orly SI per da5 CARROLL'S FURNITURE ABLE RENT ALL. *ulh the best tupnspnt to serve vw 1016 5 I rrric h Ave Sanford 373 53 1 - ---------------- model IITOIO 372 CASH 322 4137 9 o used furniture, appliances t [$, dc. Buy' 1 or 1001 items 215 Sanford Ave 69 IS?) red Opel Rally, Radio, heater. t Speed transmission, 322 9345 aft o,, 6 p m, C. JIM DANDY FEEDS BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR Gormley's E. 46,173 4713 GE Television, 1973 VW Beetle, air conditioned, I speed. AM radio. 19.000 miles Red wth black interior 1769$- Call Don Pope at 327-1651 or 644 5014 Dealer. Motorcycles Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY Livestock And Poultry 68 Junk Cars Removed - NELSON FLORIDA ROSES Woodruff's Farm & Garden Center 601 Celery Ave , Sanford St Ax - Custom built CIC(ttuc drives In italled on your adult tnt ,(Ie Normal pedaling speeds 10 help up bill and tong riCes 327 5251 -- r IL 1971 VW Beetle, marina blue wtrc black inferior. I speed and radr low mileage, a real niCe c ar Priced for Immediate sale. 51895 Call Paul at 3221651 or 644 3011 Do!cr Abandoned, unwanted lunk Cars 1770 Duster-fully equipped. Just hauled away. Your c os t, 110. irspected. Good condition. 372 Orlando, 295 6191 anytime, Horses 67 r'j WANTED-ro. '72cr Must be low mileage. 647.3903 Planning a garage Don't f or ge t to advertise it in the claistieci ails! 1973 13' Malibu fiberglass '73 70 mp Johnson. tilt trailer, many extras Like nCvs, $1050 377 7775 . Sanford, Fla. . . -- 6 7 Call for Appointment 322.3103 - 66 tires. Immaculate Reduced $100 for quick sate A frit,stic buy At 51895 Call P"',' it 322 1551 or 541 5011 Dealer _______________________ With plc'w,disc,&blade We buy furniture and misc sell for 1100 3720311 75 pct Consignment Free pickups Auction Saturday (truc 1rpm 1399 Urange trees. p m Sanford 322 7270 tangerines. iCmQnt, lime trees. etc L.jw overhead prices Drive a tt".sl, itiolor I Pip Merc CArtuphor Ittte& Save alol'-Oviedo Nursery wood tree Iariup w leaves Petri & Itird Farm, SR 119-7 ms P of camera. Watch diqital, liquid Oviedo 3656391-Closed Sundays quarli, 5730. Lawn mower, -. rlm'(tnit, used cwuc e 7 exerciSer unts, I s.f c,sn. I bke, C,ui''p 64 Equipment for Rent stove, 7 txcmnrr Ph 377 $ 155 WILLS DRILLED PUMPS 'PP I P4K 1 Elf S Y S TI. MS All types anti sizes '.e repar and Service SI1NE MACHINE 1 SUPPLY CO Pest Control Auto Repairs Boats & Marine 55 I. (i',SPLI' TI AUCTION SERVICE - Spr'nk Icr Systerris installed 8 ',rrvt(l PedentuiI & (Oil ". er.ul tree I'',tmatm". A I rRPlc.A11Ci11 Pr' 12) Sf7 __ _-iiiiii`iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii1 -- _____________ -Sanford Auction 'A PUBLIC AUCTION EVERY MONDAY NIGHT Antiques, TV5, '.'sce4Ianeqs, New and tcu'n,ture and appliances Plus vp,'(iaI %les (watch ads) itir' I ..r4 i,iP - iv I I''.r - I. I..' I. 1CH7 iu,'ti INC. PH 321 27 74 Yard Sale- Saturday, May it. 30, electric range, sofa Ded, recliner. oil tank, water heater, typewriter, Children's clothes & much more 205 W 17th SI, Sanford -- I .uir'St I or .'ID FLORIDA LAWN SERVICE Ircifessional lawn care No 1013 5 too small Residential or commercial Call for tree est 37) 7771, 321 0516 WE'LL. DO YOUR PAINTING etj fec', small Ph 37) $519 cm f'*9 ,uftrm 6 Ceramics * Large •arge Wooded Lo? • Paved Streets • Sewers •Stre.t Lights 0 Sidewalks C1othes Washer-Dryer -- - Close to Everything.,, Yet Away From the Crowd I fl.kwnikAw.fli.*.I alluaw Santora. Wvsf is, $I . newly decorated inside and Out, 3 bedrOom, kitchen equipped, 5175 mc Security deposit 1210730 ow 8672419 Plumbing Stepped p.s-er mower ,.,nn I StArt' (.ut TI'., '-i'r.r ',Ou oci C) from ' li',',.t rd it)', op 134 3V4 Sandblasting - Ii. t'u'r.s.i (.i. - 't A. ),Sii-tut.,il S','rwice I ct [,%I of,, Price includes all''' 831 0831. 1.ery Wednesday 7 p m Con sgrmcrtt welcome East of I Ion S IS If you have anything to sell or consign, call STAN at 372 9719 INTERSTATE AUCTION '"i - Garage-Rummage Sales 1977 Pinto, 2 door sedan. 11.000 miles. metallic green with green deluxe interior. I Speed, header pipes, chrome wheels, and wide Equipment __________________________________ that fork - . .PUBLIC AUCTION. Thompson's Roofing, Buull up & Shingles Licensed, Bonded. In sured, Free estimate Work o-.Ira?"rrr1 In ('.'.d ',%'e Trust 121 Lawn Service LAWN CARE For professionally maintained call RALPH, 323 3931 co Ford ar conditioner. I yrs (1120 BTU Good condition Best offer Call Gladys Cornell 377 5433 to S or 1.19 5118 after 7 19 Alltypes free estimates LicenSed. Bonded, Insured NoObtigation Trtd of pc.o' t(-r 'cm" Call L u.s ii Care Spec iitl,StS Cct'ueuut'rci PeS'dent,al Free Est 332 7267 -- P' EXPERT ROOFING. RussSwithenbank AM FM radio, Garrard record player, I track tape and p's u chedetic lights built into a beautiful Spanish bar. Assume payments. Ph 4471577 for free home trial hallmark, 1783 W Fairbanks. Winter Park. -. 54 SURPLUS SALE- Kitchen cablnefs and used appliances.May 11. 1971. 9 308- to 300 p m First come, first Served Sale will be held at the Sanford Airport, Bldg 337 Mowft Reduce your electric bill with complete ceiling & wall Free estimates Ashton insulal'on (90.41 79 )?tO - 1911 ti.s, Il 92 Open Sat 8 Sun 9 5 Call $31 2970 1)2 Roofing Movers Carpet Cleaning to ''' . 5''. i area Depoil, fsrst & liSt Pb 371 756$ )7] 0*f1 NO LONGER USED CAMPING GEAR IS IN DEMAND. SELL IT NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD. Maitland Flea Mart* * Floor Waxing, Wndow 371 60610132303)7 Range-Refrigerator rOruor. 7 -t Carpentry $I HOMES OF DISTINCTION -. - TOidER'S BEAUTY SALON iformerly Harriell's Beauty Nook) 519 ('Pine, 322 ?- ' EXTERIOR PRESSURE CLEANING Don't needs'" Serve a usefu PurØOSe again wtien you sell them with a classified ad from ttit Sanford Herald Call us today' Don't delay' JuSt dial 322 2611 ow 831 9993 To place your low COSt wars? ad- -. STENSTROM WILSON MAIER FURNITURE buy sell trade 'III 3 1 5 First St 3773412 - SPRING CLEANING. "lmpac"Wath&Spra Kleen ALUMINUM i Exterior walls, eaves, patio, walks & roofs Remoyn mildew, fungus, wrrgs skirting torpid ',(re.r'n nod dot,bers. i",,',ps J,, ',p.frr ,'u"clo5urc5 rescrernrug 32 3 4.it' .%Ct). 327 0)91 Ph. 322-26 1 1 LS 1) . i' I r,tt'rt',t, .t vL' tarn t*eC tM'..0 5)2,300 ,i"nually, you may qkuaiify for a 3 cc 4 bedroOm Piorrit a rural area Make today classifi ed ad day Place one, to buy, sell or rent Call 372 2611 or All 95'93 RepossessedAssume Payments - - - I4y Kids looking for an extra dollar' Ask Mom and Dad to let ccu have a (I-i''.fed ad osrage 70 OPEN SATURDAYS Miscellaneous For Sale SO Pressure Cleaning HOME IMPROVEMENTS Small Jobs Wanted 322 1338. "1 Ake Mary" ADDITIONS. BLOCK WORK Carpentry &Concrete Work PHONE 37) 1751 Want Ads Bring Results CALL 3222420 ANYTIME NO DOWN PAYMENT BUDDY'S . MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE) Realty, 372 1301 lb10HiaswathaAve,at1732 TV-Radio-Stereo *.Stereo Bar.* PET PEST INN Boarding 5 Gronmng Ph 372 1057. - *LEACH LIST YOUR HOME IN M Washer automatic Noisy but washes good 575. 127 7951. HERB'S T.V. SERVICE. 323 1734 Lease with Option to buy -I 1113 5 Sanford bedrOom. 2 bath, 2 story with 2 separate apartments 134 5997. - _____ is Payton You ! Miniature DachshundS, AKC, 530 Animal Haven Grooming & Boarding Kennels, 3775737 58 Income and Investment Property 16 Pet Care Cabinets, v' it(l'Cfl Bathroom Counter tops. SinkS Installation available Bud C,ioell. 372 8057 Full line GE Appliances Sanford Electric Company 2572 Park Drive. 377 1567 Or • __ Home Improvements - Central Heat & Air Cond'fonng For free estimates, call Carl Ham's, at SEARS In Sant3rd 177 1771 HOMES Short Term Lease Close out on all Gibson freezers. S to choose from. Pric ed Right'!' Dicks Appliances, 372 76 r&h Only 1430 Shelley Used Ca's, 100 French Aye, 323 2960 12 Volt Batteries lll 95 REEL'S BODY SHOP 1109 Sanf or d Av enue Cute Puppies, Part Poodle öWeeksOlcj IS Each. 373 5)95 -. 81 Plymouth Fury III Air, power. ----- 0400. Frost free refrigeraotr, $165. Call 373 1601 or 372 3773 alter I p m arid , ,, Pets and Supplies 65 - - E?dMORE WASHER, parts, serv 'ce'. used machines . MOONEY APPLIANCES, 373 0697. 53 Assistance plan. apartment ,,,,i..zzz [TAt TOPS 195W Lake Mary Blvd. 323 6333 or 61$ 7313 WE TAKE TRADES I- L Appliances 10" Harvest Gold Frigidaire Range, good condition 322 5567 FORREST GREENE INC. runder the -- i ( - 1971 Vega Station Wagon, automatic, blue with black in ten ior, ready to buy at $1793 Call Paul at 377 1651 or 641 5011 Dealer Parts. Accessories 67.A KIRBY VACUUM Sales 8 Service For free home presentation wuthout obligation, call 373 8310 9,scre's Mobile Home Bank Repossessions 15 to cP'ôô',e from 531 7)2) Dealer . one month's rent room, Screened Patio, outside patio, double carport, and excel ieey storage. sa*.t'aQ Queen Anne Secretary Desk, priced to sell. Wayne's Quality New & Used Furniture 1700 French. 373 $110 52 AA I6 Practically new 12 Cu. ft.. Avocado Tappan refrigerator, $95. 323 7537 EXCLUSIVE. - as little down as k t Call (redt Dept. SANFORD SEWING CENTER, 307 A. (art lit St.. Sanford 372 9111. Eves $69 114.6 REALTY CO BROKERS The Time Tested Firm Days 322 61 73 Nights 322 3-121 I bedroom home tor Living It it5 best in ths beautifully ep home go lrg corner :t Drop in Ixibbin, zig zag and 3 needle Position, Like new condition, ,old new for $18, balance of $45 CiSh or S payments of $10 New warranty THREE ACRES on a beautiful lake ,', tb an older frame home - FACTORY CLOSEOUT SALE Lonawooa 1973 Singer ZigZag NINTEYACRES on I I, near in terchange, hig.0 ground, wooded lake frontage. Mobile Homes . ACri'dge FORTY THREE ACRES industrial properly, several buildings, ralmoad Siding, paved road, lcwird Iv heavy industry 322 2115 I? - r, .1 Reltr ---_____ -- - 830.5500 inc. - Household Goods In sewing cabinet, repossessed Singer's best model, winds bobbin in machine. Fully automatic, Pay balance Cf $ 1$ or 10 payments of OUR ACRE GROVE-- Paved road frontage. 516,500 With good terms your eligibility to NEAR GOLF COURSE Sa(VflewOod Villa, of Ices you more icr your dollar: 1110CC Iilng spue and more deslrabk katurs's. Included In all apartments are - -- ' -.:, - Lots arid . - ! - Autos 10t saue 80. Sl.P41'ORD PEC VEE SERVICE 73)1W 1st 51 37) 17)1 - GOLDEN TOUCI't'N SEW WATERFRONT LOTS -- Zoned for r'iotile home. Fenced, with :ectr,c and city water to lot. Canal access to St Johns River, After Hr 1?? 929m 322 3991 and 322 Roberts & Gilman - See us regarding PC ;, ' " ' 'i n"i' F'r ces range Iron 523.12(1.1 to 515.000. Ready for Summer oc cupancy For detal', (.ill Pflfl " ,if!i.r Henderson. A','c tJ hum',, Two bedroom, 1 bath, CD Fla. room, carport By owner. Phone 3279211 after 9 - - ph', 13 Hunt Realty Jim NEW HOME Like new, 7 bedroom. family room kilChfl equipped, carpet, 517,500 Ph 372 7287. See - - Our Computer Will Tell You Why! frrilft M U'sworth Realty 323 o'.l or71cSS7 - HUFIMAPI REALTY Al Pell, Jenny Clark, A5%cc 372 159! or 322 US) BROKER. 372 76*3 H ouse? JOHN CRIDER, ASSOC W Garnet t While. Real Estate Broker, 107 W Commerc-al, Sanford. 372 PU It" bi'st ndustr'al zonntj fl Orange (only Has frontage on hi*y 41,. ,ui'd Old Apopka Boulevard Great !t,rnS. with owner holding Inancing At present, hit i"oducing grove oril.Pricedright ,V 546,200. For more information. call Shirley Bennett, Astor at 830 MOSSIEBATEMAN 0 ACREAGE, INDUSTRIAL Alit) RESIDENTIAL 567 5400 Days A New I WE WILL HELP YOU I' YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL 1.4 --------- - For complete motor borne sales Service, Stop by. ** Singer** Trailer-- 17' x 67'. $1,000 equity and take over plyrrents 321 6871 or 41R 1687. ________________ HUSKEY REALTY. NO DOWN734% INTEREST 2SIIS French Ave 3fl7l I SI -- RETIREES OREAM Repo 197) Villager, 2 bdrm set up on lakefront lot Takeover payments, a pay off balance Ph 373 0350 Dealer . ZONED INDUSTRIAL WINTER SPRINGS, 3 bedroom, I bath, carpeted Enclosed garage, central a h 521,000 $1,050 dewn $141 II per mo on morlgar balance KULP REALTY. i22 23 3 5 _______ 10, iiA,u I _____ Mobile Homes ? Husky Realty, is uroud to present this lis!inj n the bar anlord II'S I special home for very special people Two Story, t."cjrooms, 7', baths, recently er'modeied Fantastic opportunity to purchase older home n mint uu..unur, rricj in the )US hun', tO quill -rd tuU1rr Pli'a,' , t II. '' till' 'l I1V'i'. 441 Eve 321 0185 ASSOCIATE _____________ Houses for Sd15 _________ Ll 'I j ____ - -_ - - SPANISH VILLA" 5rrvr _________ ,., r ,i i',, nro,,it, •n.r' av.0 ,,.,r " i ______ C,iII]fl ________________________ (II 322 1651 --- needs fast with I Classified a) in lIce Sanford Herald Just dial 32', 7611 Or $319993 - -. JOHN SAULS AGENCY ____________ - -- Dtfona.rec'lonsaFe.borm.7bath PuW, family room. .r, heat . i' w AVENUE 1595141$ ISIS 1 1141)4 11)5 - - Computer Vote Ends Flaws . t'a'h fl 'r-foi-d ti, prr no oil k.t(titn, ñ-Ithr Beautiful recreation 8. dryer t1', , Call Pcte at - ______ - 1969 Chevrolet C 10 pick up. torsg bed, automatic, l mileage. now brakes, new water pomp, 51200 firm 3?) 5620 Don't ,i 41 - Motor Home A HAM... I ________________________________________________________________________________ ' '9 -_____________ .__ Trucksand Trailers Campers Travel Trailers ' Callbart Real Estate bedroom, I', bath home 2 years Carpeted, central heat. -- corn., lot Payments, siSi Assume fliOrtQ,5,'.,' uric) r'''r i'ii.t Old ,'L bedroom vnlurn'shed house V.itctien eQuipped 7100 Cordova flc Prq'fr retired c tple' Pt 172 71 - 3 1. t M. Unsworth Realty 4179 T.'.. b,jrugrTs four lurniShed up start garage apartment 5Iq, mo, plus utilities No ch'tdren or 12? tf0! ,itt,'r S r n' x' 's -'. '- 7-Tcuck All brick, c en tral heal 8. air. car peted, 3 bedroom, P 01' 2 bath ho mes Model open 16 pm •ic Valencia Ct North 803W. First Bidroom Trailers & Apts, 7 Adult parks, 2 Family parks 3315 Hwy 17 fl Sanford, 7731930, Oiiy, RESIDENT IAt ACREAGE INDUSIPIAI Tff Income -. /S TIET O - 21 Hogr Art Sonsom Your To ZACRACW 11 V " i'INER ASOclATE i bedroom. I bath CO. New thngle vinyl, w w carpet & paint Fla room AC lout, carport, refrigerator & range. Friendly neighbors lexible Terms $16,900 373 701111111 or ill 8717 7% iNTEREST MORTGAGE PAINTED -- CIPCULATIO!1 DISTRICT MANA G ER Al-Building Ma terials ' Costs COUNTY & OH. BOY! 3 bedrooms, I baths, living room, Florida room With fireplace, beautiful batns. For couple who love to watch cozy but big kitchen, large double children play 516,900 garage, central climate control and other extras on one acre NEWLY Brand new And only 5.48.000 An outsfandunr4 listing Call TPr,'e boiroom, I bath, rie M.ih REALTOR Merle Warner After isrpi't Near tc,i,n 513 9C') hourS phone 322 MIS _ 'APIMO PARKS, 123 red lio%ew,t _____ __________ 60-Office Equipment And SuçipIic 77-Junk - -- 41 VA No Down- NO Closing Costs FHA-Low Down- Low Closing RETIREMENT HOME bedroom duplex furnished .ipArtment 1720 Oriond Dr,ve AaehcuSe, shop, office. From 7300' Sanford 'n 50,000'. Reasonable New & ready Apartment Adults. No pets. 3fl I Induslrial Park 1110 323 0061 -. - ' FIREPLACE 322 6157, After S 322 7124 _____ Realty - .% AVALON APARTMENT, ADULTS - PlO PETS I1W 2ndSt LOW DOWN PAYMENT EXCELLENT FINANCING ?SMit,%N.etNS1 DiLàd INDUSTRIAL-- I Acres 35 Acres with rail and hard road. CITY SHE's 25 BUT SHE CAN BE Nice three bedroom. 1", bath, TRUSTED! She'snice,too. Wail'll carpefedhome. Good garden toil, YOU see thiS 3 bedroom in nice in rear 521.300 section his heat, air. shatlow well, large tiled bath, fenced yard Even the price is right! 519.500 Don't wait! Call REALTOR Four bedroom home on corner lot. Associate Rose Southward. After with frees Near school Good hours pho ne 3774101. terms 571,900 JOHNNY WAL K ER REALTY Bedroom Adultsonly ParkAv ,ueiieprk 7.u5 Park Oriyc', 377 7161 . Court . Equipment 76-Auto • Business Property I2 WELAKA APARTMENTS III W. st St Let 'venlry help niIh new friend', Sanford Very large I bedroom F .srn 530140 whi lust II Pirs No Air, clean Adults No pets 5150 "sx'stmenl. collecing or month, plus damage deposit Per . ,*0,vering. Call 121 7791 after 6 all 966S after 6 Pm. Electronics Icc t,nuCian fit conditioned. furnished I 1 ' oer.enced treublesP'noting, bedroom duplex. Business Couple repair, test and idiuSting dig-lal No pel or children 7200 nodular and power Supply Park Ave . Sinford ,iriforo area. 37) 7500 P 35 -Boats & Marine S - - Investment Property Stenstrom - Office Space for rent in Lake Mary. - __ Hostr$'Cashier and Waitress Full or part time Apply Holday Inn, Furnished or unfurnished 7 bedroom, I bath. Fenced yard sanford 1230671 A r conditioning duct mechanic and I ' 'droon, aparfm..-r' I .rr '.' ' - 'I 'rvece mnecharic wanted Pit'r.. - work and good pay Gulf Ar. Utilities furnitr,ec. 51 r' (F Inc . 130 9131 372 1139. 16-Income And SZi-Miscellanous Resort Property For Rent - - - - - -. - - 37 Products Make $100 a week NiCC clean apartment. 1 bedroo'n servicing your neighborhOod 834 LightS, water furnished Adults 1653. pets Only $105 3727296. IS-Retort Properly For Sole ___ _____ Apartments Rent - Everyone needs hwsehoid cleaning 14-Fjrfltt arid Groves - For Rent 42-Mobile Homes 43-Lots and Acreage KtL JV Seminole MLS Orange )??1l 1919S Frencn Eve 322 7371 377 1196 3227541 FrenchAve,Sanford - I Room furnished efficiency Ptsone3fl.7710 Pu Father's Day gifts with the money you make telling Avon Products. No experience. Call Real Es'ate -- .Park MOUlT GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 36 Furnished Experienced waiters or waitresses needed Day and Night ShiftS available Good pay, Insurance & %acation Apply in person to tieraIon Santora Inn, 18. Hw, 4.4 37 - Business Property in Stemper Realty _ . Part time mechanic. Day or nigh? Apply in SANFORD YELLOW CAB CO 2015 Park Ave. - - utilities CIwvte Pool Fishing PicniC Aria Dock Te'n.S fla$ Ramp Street 111115 EVER EST oaoe Sewer ars (.. A RAFFLE -. , DelIorsa rca, new 3 tx'droom, 1 tti home, central heat and air, k,t P chen Completely equipped, Spanish style Call after I 30 d,i' week clays All Sat 8. Sun 811 Mi) Underground R oads - 678 Central Water -. _____ 678 0C by ,JOUW ')J lLL t)O , I ____________________ NO QUALIFYING This concrete block home '5 car poled and completely fenced, Only $600 down. Washington Oaks. 3 located in a quiet neighborhoodbedroom, 11 balns, 209 Terry Close to schools and shopping. Lane Monthly terms 67$ 1$2 ) Excellent financing available, Winter Perk Everest Realty Inc REALTORS, 160) 5 Hwy Il 97 Maitland Open Beautiful home, 79 lotS, orange trees, 3 bedroom, fireplace, idays carpeted, central air & heat, new roof Close to schools 8. hospItal By owner 537.500 Joe 710 lirqtnia Ave 377 1195 1 ER.. " Three bedroom, 7 bath, family new. insulation installers r.eeded. Gouo employment for anib'tsous men Fringe benefits Chauffeurs license required. Good workers only need apply Apply IOu M'lIe'r Drive, Allarnonte Springs Oft Charlotte St S & K Warehouse 31-Apartments Rent Furnished voirnuir Ii1Lt St, NO/ 73% %- VA & FHA TWENTY WEST ENJOY A BEACH VACATION Studio, I. 7, & 3 bedroom apart this summer, Save gas and travel vien ts Carpeting, drapes, kitchen time, Choose from ii equipped, pool and Iaudramat bdrns two ba?h ocean front 327 2090 apartments rented furnished w lb every luxury. Pool and rec room Two bedrorns, 1 bath, wall to wall Call or write B L. Antoine, Mgr carpeting, drapes. central heat Paradise Beach Club. 915 AlA N and air Fully equipped With diti Satellite Beach (Just 15 mules washer Call Mrs Rutherford 32] south of Cape Canaveral). Or 47 one (305) 7738373 Weekend Week Month- Season. - 30-Apartments Rent Central Paved 7it "t , ___________________________________________ - RIVER FRONT AND RIVER ACCESS HOMESITIS - -- EVEREST RIVER INTEREST RATE DOWN or For Rent . GENEVA GARDEN APARTMENTS 1505W. 25th St. Knowledge of motors, air cornpressors, 110 & 220; Wages commensurate with ability $3.1 5131 American Wood Products. 200 Marvin ve., Lonqwood Rentals __ 29-Rooms for Rent - $ WON ON THE C. many more parcels - Mobile Homes Rent 33 Ass't mgr, for growing auto parts l&7Barm Apts Centralhcat&ar, rebuilding co. Apply in person rnI Arl,,ns 1110 c -. --Federal Parts, Inc., Bldg. 110, 373 Sanford Airpo-t SANDLEWOOD VILLAS 110W. AIRPORT BLVD. Maintenance SANFORD, 323.7170 Financial c .uipped kiltrirn. beautfuli luxurious shag carpeting, garage. 7 patios, and a dining room YOU tame It, ttii ho e has it. Plus Near financing nstellent Seminole High School VA No Down, FHA Low down, for thC qualified buyer. Only 31.000 EVEREST REALTY INC PEALTOR, 1601 S I4iy I? Matland Open 7 days I I , 4 BEDROOM 2 BATH A Two lots on Elm Ave next to School Of Dance poration, 678 1873 Boat in the *ay Sell it fast and easy with a low cost ClaSSifi ed Ad' -- ----- 117W Fir s t fl purchase first or second mortgages in any condition, Sa.,lheastern Acceptance Cot - __________________ - -, 37] 5774 PEAt TOP 8722 THREE ACRES-- ISO' onU S 1792 ,it Sunland Will FRANKLIN ARMS APIS 21-Situations Wanted 831 BALL REALTY 3130 Model Open 173 P.M Sa nford. 11-Help Wanted 2616 HART'WEIL AVE. tie REALTY THE BORN LOSER LONc,WooD NEW HOME S 7), financing --539 37.0(1) Franklin Raniscur, Assoc 101 EA1TORSS3I 8400 3 Bdrrn. $16,900 CLIFF JORDAN Mary, 2 bedroom. retponbte LakeMary Ilyownor Ibedroom. bath home, new wall to wall coiple only, no childr en or carpet, fenced yard. AC. kitchen References 5150 plus deposit 72 equIpped, $76,900 323 5961 __________ __ _______ Dr. Houses for Sale . Sevilla Gardens. WANTED- Drapery seamtress Must be experienced in all phs,es Of drapery making. Top ages . Call MR 310$ betw een $ a m.-io am and ask for I 'm __________________________________________ Beautiful mobile nome & lot i t Johns Pool, marina, park. bo at dock. cOi 313 5353 owner. LUXURIOUS0versIze land? odrm. _____ _ apts. Eat in kitchens, frost free 1973 furnished 1 bedroom Adults refrigerator, dishwasher, Security $ IlO monthly plus draperies, stag carpeting, family electric, 373 0177. rms . fireplace. Only 6 apt% r Priacy In a Spanish courtyard TWO bedroom mobil borne on private property, furnished setting. CIP Beautification Award Adults, no pets 323 5154 winflf'f. Adults, 2015 Sanford Aye, Help Wanted - - - - - that Lake refrig, No animals Fenced r Contact 373 6375 Dules--7 bdrni Adults only, clean, modern Security deposit,$1SQ 3276670 or 373 $854 lG-f)o it Yourself 11-instructions no fear, Mrs. Fenton, Pretend for a while 3 bedroom, air cond, stov:-, Travel Agencies FLYING CARPET TOURS, INC Arline tikc't5, Cruise and Tours _ at official rates 303 Semoran Blvd , Hwy 4)6) 531 37 3 1-Eating Places , 33 Houses Rent Furnished of S--Lost and Found - orCaII-- HALL Ad" Doll " Houses for Sa le ___________________________________________ Large two story house , Fenced yard ____________________________________________________________________ Central air & heal. Seen by ap rIntrnenI only Phone 3777153 S16.)00- Sanford Specials a trial t'onouse tc searching for? Sparkling three sears rew, 3 bedroom, sunkn GROVE MANOR DRIVE. lovely home with 4 bedrooms. 2 baths. ,snc'd family room, carpels, quiet Street Great living L35.00 (jarage, fenced yard, and only 521,000 FHA! Don't delay, call COMMERCIAL. 171' x 319' out Poane Hirdelty, 5t,ir'ding location--U. S 17 91 at A i rport Blvd . . - 108 A-Cemetarles ???? Marcus Welby!" O'i- tledroom, kitchen Ripe Strawberres, you pc,mi No 730 a m to 1 p m. through May W 18th St ,Sanford Lima beans and green beans, after May II. Wholesale Prices. DUPLEX-2 bedrooms, carport, Treasure Island Berries. Hwy laundry room. Casselbet-ry. East Leesburg -_ 6511 Memoriam % . " Have Apartments Reiit Unfurnished G,odThlngs?oEat - --- - ____ - - ____ - - -- - - HousésforSale ____________________________________________________________________ pINECREST EXCLUSIVE Attractive 3 bedroom, 2 bath Nice shady corner lot A real bargain at W Wood land Drive by *OPEN HOUSE* Inc. REALIOR,8)o 166.5 ___________ 41 LOCATION R etiredor young people, 2 bedroom, I bath. family room, fenced yard. DID YOU KNOW... 00 Child Care 6 9a.m. -17 Noon Deadline-12 Noon Day Before Publication Hartman Realty - RESTAURANT- Only one in Lake Mary Remodelid, newl y fur nIhed. 7 year lease woption on hulding Strategically located V.ondrful opportunity at $65 Dos 922, Lake .'ary Call for n formation 327 i2? ___________________________ LOST. Ladies Glasses in beige case. Monday. near IGY Store 6219. - -,-i' ((6))_~\.'~< , 1 I "/11 . \ , -- ) / '41 II L/, -1-) 1,--'***\ , fJ l791_,_Oat' - ________________ GOOD 3 bedroom home on Uacrcs, óacrrs citrus Many extras. For format ion call -- Subtract Things Gather --- * nçj Dust- , HdrfO(S$le use CORBETT REAL ESTATE REALTOR Invite your frcnit to your new home to help spruce up this potential show place Entertain them when the work Is done in your huge 22'46' family rom, on the 23*15' patio, and in tne tree shaded private fcr.ced back yard. Plenty room for fun on this 130*143' corner Ict Refreshingly coot new %',th central air- - toasty warm ths wnttr with central heat, and roaring fireplace Turn this 3 bedroom. 2 bath house into your home with a little elbow grease and some cash, No qualifying lust assume present morlgaqe 577.500 total price Now is the tiriic It rail , Ring! HousesforSale Wi PARTY TIME CLEANUP! I Ik, Phone - ---....- 1100 E. 2th St 3fl66SS C0 çr furtbfr information call 473 4587 __________________________ 5300 , -r srite .'ord Al Anon Fan.ly Group P0 For interview. - R.s 553, antord. Via 12771 Rated For Consecutive Insertion!-No Change Of Copy. 2-in S - IN YOUR FAMILY! AL ANON l,til$ t tCfldS of PrOtk'fll The Longer Your Ad Runs The Less It Costs Per Line Per Day. I -Cards of Personals - -- - Houses - Management position can be yours after six months SpecialiZed training. Earn 513,000 53S,000 t FACED WITH A DRINKING star in management We will send PROBLEM vou to school 101 two weeks, r Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous penses paid, train you in the field, Can Help sell ing and servicing established Call ac(Ovnts, mature person, have , .o Dcx 1713 car, bondable. ambitious and Sanford, Flor ida sports minded Complete ARE YOU TROUBLED' Call Toll hospitalization and major Free. 641 2027 tOr "We Care" ir cdcal Call for appointment "Hotline" Adult% or Trent COLLECT 13051678 2158 __ MARRIAGES PERFORMEr (F trcfl Custodian needed Your Home or Mine Ait4montC area Call 838 $951 21 Pit, Service 3237730 Monday thru Friday 91 3 Lines Minimum Want by Gill Fox gg,.IO I That - MANAGER TRAINEE Seminole 322261 I times bthru 25 limes A d -- Hear Help Wa nted Thanks DIAL 1 thru S An SIDE GLANCES -- ______ P lace Tr't' family of tht' late Corre PORTER, i4ousekrepinq Year Johnson with to thank their many round employment Company friends for all acts 0$ kindnessbenefIt Apply in person, Holiday Shown. The Smith, Jones 8 Inn Cl Altamonte SpringS, JOhnsormilses WANT AD Winter Spring, ACTION WANT-ADS 322-2611 (L1L' or 831-9993 Classified Ad. Dept. uttL11i ati iffilli n - I3 �8tie d Friday, May 10, 1974 % !('IIt ( :: he liiiiiIi . . . 'C 11.00 1 Noon .ctioSatura,i .. . THE HOPE OF OUR COMMUNITY, : .....-.• :::: ..'dflPSy Evefling 000 (,) I EIDER SPRINGS BAPTIST ::• CHURCH 550 Hester Ave Ph 322•02H :: lit,) tII Cr il-n P.stor '''.' \ T\ i- •i i I II I ii I I i IA I I II I ii %T\ F V\ T% I I I I I I I I RI I L 1 IJ. VIC t'* 'ttHi ccttc',ot 9 )Oa n .-rtt'p ",cc ;.''; II ' 1 I U I c'K 'M A' Pastor WeY W R f3cnnrtt ! • I I I a Ii3O(iI (,Iiu,cis i 7 30 p ri 7 ____ 7 3Opr'i 7 30p EvennUV,OtShiP Wed Pr i,erMeel ... 6 ISp * II MornncJworsh: .. ,I FIRST SOUTHERN METHODISTCHURCH )460 Sanlord Ave. Second SUed , _____ _____________ Il'I/t(?(1j.,1 .'ituilIif'Iil FIRST CHURCHOF CHRIST SCIENTIST -----4. ' I. ', I n(it'rQ.lrtcfl (•flf(• ________________________ U Ufl I (hutCh Trasnn9 C VCflIflQ WOrShIP ,'.ect Pr.,cr MetIng P4ursery & . (./l,tiIii,,l ________ V t 9 15 m Sunday SthOOI AA AA UU UfI/,t,%i Ii 00 I?C E1)1 Ici tt I ed Nixon Again Turns To The People I, 11 ..................................................:: WWQS ttOi) FM SANLAP400 UNITED . - . - lluiiitsiiii _____ II OOa 1;" • I . (.uii,ui u , , 2., ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH ' CHURCH OF GOD ROLLING HILLS 633 W 22nd Street MORAVIAN CHURCH PISIO PIUS Wi-v .i I 3,, - ,,\-.. (IurCh of 0041 H()ur •.TRR ', Sanlando SpriilQt Drive LonqwOod. FIa 9 OSa m " ____________ Jutt East of InterSt*tt geSrvice Does OF GOD CHURCH Cot 27th and Elm E. Don toy '("v SthcI Pa%t*r . 9. , hcncscr nt r' . '' gap PRES WENT NIXON . 1 tit.iii,tiI "s'- . r1cratIon tIIl ncar •iltit a . .tji l'c ur oti r cttiri a ho 'u (.viig'i.'.iiig,,ii/ ; see J\ the P \. / &I7rioon 6 7pm CufetSe*nt. Sat 'It. GOD CHURCH 4OI S Park Ave 327-4564 'IWISTIAP4 / Fred L Pdcal A 7 5 1 •. 55 I_ .' [IL) 200 armnt I SanfordGarfl Club Hwy. 17.97) Pattor nday SchOol 9 ISa m - eachIrtU &Woi'slsp 10 45 a m Proclaiming 7 o rn Nursery Proøeø CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Car 11th Si & OI Avi' l .:it ,- t (_ - , 'day School 9 iSa m. 'ningWorshp 1100am -itch Tranlng 6 ISp m - fling Worst-up 7 OOp m --1 PraycrServce '- day School ilto*p 'nhg Worship ' rsprat.on & ern'en . Pastor c*' -. ,jfju,j FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES OF CHRIST I07 s. Sanlord AVC 7.nSttt Dr psarØ:d P-1,srr.S 9.45a,m Sunday School Ii 00* rr Morn-rt WorShip 7 30p m ,',,i Srr,icC 7 )Op m CHURCH 137 Airport Blvd - • - ition-- -from the I.ord. '\fltI hVIl he pr;iSifl that LuhLl st ill h ;. - fr he hriiulit °i' to cherish tht)'e .'ifts. . - -. - .- --. The cencration .ip- -Iik all diIkrciiee'. '- .:• — ditappcar' sshen hu'ltan intelIienee 1% 'i - - . ' - - - -". ; . - ' - (1,u,-1, fl/ (.I,,j.si CHURCH CF CHRIST 4-nv Palm Spr,ngs Dr. Altamonte Sprsngt James Nh'it Cvangelst 1000am B.btCS?u1Iy ASrI-u-ub1S Worst-up ii 00* m 600pm Evening WO'ship 1121 V est first Streqt (,cc-i.ir' (,jlo&j, P*tr Sunda Sicol 10 00* nt Morning Svice 11 00* m Evening Service 730pm 7 30p iT' Wednrsda BbIeClaSS - - —- - - 11 03* in. 730pm . ISP in 7 30p m 7 OOp m CHURCH OF CHRIST 1517 Park Avene ChisrlsN (rump Lw,rijt-hSt .- WTRRBroadcat Bible Stud, Morning Worship Evening 3erv.ce -. I ...c - . -- Y .. - . - .'., .s_c,.% - . 4 4 •. . - - - : -a Prayer & -tudy 7 TOpm __________ ______________ ____________ P4014 CHURCH OF CHRIST Highway Wett F',,•a Evin-,.- Bit-ic- (SS Morn-ng WOrship --ru, --. - ,. .- .- Morning WorShip Sunday Evening Wed Bible Study II 00* m 6 lOp m - ,. . - -- 9 -ISa m MYI?&ISun 700pm CHURCH fl-[Iie Study Wed 7 lOp m Rev Virgil I Bryant Hy I793atPsfl,yRijqeRd Caste) berry : - - S 10pm 7 OOp in ,. 1... - - Morning Worsh-p Church ScPoI FIRST UNITED Yo4JthGroup Wednesday Choir Pr*cl-c - 'Mornlru Worship - Evr-uing WOrSI'Op Wed Pra,er - 7-3Op m - .7:00 p tn Service - 11.00. tn. Aflti Johns - - - Mn'nr4 Worship "' Healing, Lecture and Mess*gi Service - t - 1"' - I. t ' 1 , - :- - - 1: 2, advance of the Watergate trict Judge G-erhard G-esell to . - - • - J;'I,o • • • I'viilini .I. I -- • • -' , ,.,,., 9 ISa m II 00* in 7 TOprn • ooP in i.,'. . !i ti* ir. - £ Ugnala Roads 9 ISa m 8 30* in i. - '."d4. h0O' 9 15* - Youth Strvitc F vCflflQ tSovth-p '.'41-IVJ ,',orth r ________________________________ J'C PENNEY COMPANY WI LSON-EICHELBERGER E. C. Elsea and Staff WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE CO. MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson Insurance PUBLIX MARKETS of Sanford L. D. PLANTE, INC. Oviedo, Florida FLORIDA LIVING NURSING CENTER A Skilled Nursing Home Operated by the Seventh.day Adventist Church DEKLES' CELERY CITY GULF SERVICE PRINTING CO,, INC. ___________________________________________________________________________________ Mel Dekle and Emptoycs " -- --"- I ti riqi u-;t Aq-i-it tJ ii OOa 7 OOp in prestigious Hritlsh edItion') Perhaps they didn't want ffl * - -. • , SANFORDATLANTIC vegetable store is one of many such fruit and vegetable stands (if the tipples. .Adani never had it so good. But Cliff Willis. fisheries di- mit." STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff - erinen to kill dolphins, kill dolphins that attack the soriietiilles to the em- it takes oufice. shoals of state and federal barrassmentof his bosses in the "If it only covered occassion- catch or gear. Clemments, st-ho received his scruntity CHRISTIAN fri Crvt.an CPiuvP'. I1i37 S .a"ford ., LutPei'an CP'i.iqchOI thq FLORIDA STATE BANK AND STAFF -qyq.ç 103* III?' Put, (UI&I%LW#ermnCP1VqCh,GC4d,flDI,1Dq &H* It P2. Ctidf Chr,ttian Church. Fbc"de Ha,r-n Pr . Maitland Latrrw CPiiist*n Church. Fiat Las, Rd ml Jam'sori Catslb-rcrv SI Lute-s LulPie-tevi Church. RI 126 Shava **tcfl ae-& Csuvvca. OvIo Ni* Mt ZIon Sae-t.st Church, t730 Ptor Ave CONGREOATIONaL (mivery r,-ap',t' MWmbty, 200 Pairmvut ftV-ifOqd Ravera Part Fe-otis) Ct",r'cI. 7117 S 205, 1) C0hIçiIiCfi4I (t';ttan C'-,ePi 2401 Pare P..i) - a'warp BapiistChtgch,CvysIalesq&),tLa,.,AI,, Canatberry B.apti'yI CPic. 773 $ttmt Blvd P,ev-o,-st fta's' (l.,i Ill iV A Pri-re- Latq UGJiq Rd. PrWe-sy MttIorIoIy Bap4tI Chutc M4*a, CHURCH OF CHRIST Crutch cA CPslst. 1S11 S Park 'e- ja F it? B.apt-sI Cieit'w*t,r Mttt*tg BWt4t Ctcs, $oirh-u..e-st Rd S,*Mi#td F-a1's? C'utth. 2676 Pine-Ho , J4ineSM41MfV FaptisIChutthSi P IiS.Oslpen Chvf(PiOf CPus's), lenin' I.pt.st (hutth. 'lit Ot Aye- EIdIrSOr5Fip$i5tChivh-ttl.Ot0DrIgflOcR4 lhHtetAv Fin) Fapbst CPiutO'-. 519 Part Aye Acta,ncinte Springs r.ryf &piti" Ct-usiech 04 DeBar, Church of Cane-va (.,-t P.ipt'st Chvvth CI tat. Ma'y F ii5t F4p!itf Church o uk' rnst Fapi,atChvfcho#to *oad, o' C"u:iPi&G'ant rt.-e Fep St Pe-I B-wi's) cpiurtht. II) Pine Aye5 tt-e- Church. C.vun HgiI Crunch CI Chris), Ce-tie-va Fitil Prflb0,vin Chwqcti f ()IEary. E Hiluand Conv,n..nt Prnb,t.cIan ChvtA, 31111 011indO Dr F tFiP Fear Las, Ijnded Metta't Chur(h FesrwI A 'a E Church, Ca*.n PIgIS Castetbeery Corrn'unilp Uniled MetPd.st C'f(h 11*, 797 & Pine-1R'dge Pd, Canecb,cry DtBiVp Cor"ni&ty M.tndd,tI Church, W ibants Rd. Farv FitSI Methodist Chtgth of Ovedo Upaii Cøn i,ty Prnbytvii5 Ctch. Uiia Rd rtthlnister Pttbyt,,I Church, R Bug Pd Fu'l Bait's$ (niuvr.Pi c'4 Otter-n P0-intl-n .'l,ad B-*pt.5? Church Ove-'s' St Mify't A 'a F CISt,rreh St RI 415. )),tt IftIChufcNoirjt,5, 5(itns,sf,E StaHon1 Me-snout Chufch S DeBiry Eingdo,,, 1151104 Jt-*yah't Witnqj5, tat t,'onyc,I Unit. 1542W 7td in .o. e Crutch Of He tvCIv.ty. Lair Mi', ' August.reCaHeliCC urc,.S4anaf 0r re-a' FuttonRd. Canehoernv t Mar, Uagdolerw Ca'tiofec Churchu. M*atlitIo A,e - AtlanianIl 'i- ftt,'-I CQdOf Preçti 11i45 e-#..,., At(t-urf' c4 C.-od Miteon Lr'4-nCq,, SirtariCIo (mid P.'CIPW)d41 Chuch IISI'P Frt? e-.i 5errra f1i,iJ - Aitir'iy9 S_•-r,- A:i 5-ar's Ep.teool Church I De-Bany Ayt - Fn?evpr-s. Fin$l(hi,,vctio4tPueNi14fe-,-,W 2n0,tMepte- Ch•tt --c,pl Chv)c(h. iong*Cod Fern Pitt Cli' '' 'c" &P CI aSh 5- Chve- TP,Piatarene, 3OSOBrnRd Fern 4 t*ter.. riO 04vn1 CPitu of the- Lung G.c', M'*ip to (JO was send .sotne tapes along June 11 specIal election ballot to a congressional ('OilIIlIiiteC7' for the city council seat of the meeting next week. house t'Omlnentary draws the O 'P %'illiaiiitii - -' upon, not trials in the press and the media It is the sante ' .. President who has just bypass-ed the orderly process of - ii9 What ever your political position in Amnrlcan politics, beliefs and 1eanir,gs we think His political activities have you'll find Rusher's columns been well-documented in the both interesting and press. lie was one o!the handful provocative. S - 'a -- .. -' - -- -- - ( . - - ' exclusive rights to it," -'7_• •-' - ... 'I a - _Si_.,.. , - . ' , . Under the term of the city's HenIld Phc.to B P.Jik Vvr,nti charter, tile iiian receiving the have thousands upon thousands I index Bridge (' LassiIied ads ..,.Il..a' high 12:2'J am,, l: p.m.; low 6:3 a,m., 6:43 p.m. Port Canaveral-high 12:15 am., 12:29 p.m.; low , - .s•-- ('loud) today. Highs in last 80s Mostly Southeast and South winds to 15 mph. Lows in upper 60s, 1 '- -- - nccessiry 5i - Scott says the permit propos. W 'i) Rd. Idsilcates of the conservative' Weather - - peactititent question to the - ! -. - tnor.d and former councilman a predator who is £ competitor ii A. i Iludi Scott had filed with milan. Man is a predator, in the elet'tion. A graduate' of Princeton -- - That'snota very central area." appropriate docwnents to run and he thinks he should have ,,. - - 4 - ' - E 'L 1, • jtit idea of selling a $5 per- mit to kill porpoises is absurd," -- - - - When the qualifying period lie says "Arid we can't under- volunteer fireman, past zoning . - ________ - proposed rule change at the tflt Putiteroifil (hutch 04 Lon " '°' .1,-. of the Judicial system' be relie1 Pull Gosel Tibernacie-. 7fl4 (ouniny Club 'a . . I Goldwakr for the Republican leading journal of conservative School of Public and Inter('pinion, is in fact Editor national Affairs and the HarBuckley's boss. yard Law School, Rusher has And 35 such he is generally traveled on six continents tcnceded to be one of the most almost every country in the persuasive and knowledgeable nun..Conununist world. J (tonal i5 udub-ori Society will join Well then, why did he do it, IA)NG WOOl) — The names f thc state Department of Natu. when all he had been required three candidates will be on the nil Resources to protest the the President's actions in In- J'n CP"y-e-.in Ch1, tr Feen Pitt CPtvrctI of God Mission, Curchcirad01Pnr- r 51P5 tim A.- AU 5-oils Catholic Church.. III Oat A.-e-- uit, 0ti St .Ii?'.Is A 'a E. tytu at Cypress CP'VrtPI y c Florida Audubon Society Di- 'demonstrates the wisdom of said MichaeL Donovan, a one public hearing in Seattle, Chu(Pi c4 GJ I4*Siftt$. ii. ?,loriror J OUt reason." conclusion that the acquittal of ended at 4:30 p.m. Friday, Mrs. standwhy they are only holding S*nlOrd '4v1'thCl, Ad,wetie-t CPiurc*i, itn I Elm Clu?.ioti COrnm,n,t, ('-u,Ui,,f JCSV%CPiti$tOI tutu Oily Si-nit 7iISPhnlAve- Paohi *e-stsyon WtP'od'st. d someone killing porpoises with- kt1'th day Adreutitt Chutch. PMI?h.nd Ave. Al?is,w*l Springs O.vg-ro-,-v Me-tric.d.tt Church. Ov,eØo Ostreru Me-He-is? Church of God. 4 When you're Bill Buckley's of GOP pros who, back in l9fil, National Review, the nation's 'c iia'flt mIght twa problem if no enfnriient officer witnessed Fort Lit, Se-ydv'ithdi, Adentit Clu,i,wch, H*y 4)6. Fore-St COt All FSIth Chprl Camp 14iniriI,. W,6i,a Part Pa 11i.10 Ave-tu,'-t Hoi.r-e- (Pi*fwiI B-.ieøiil Ave- Tallahasset' "A city that runs afoul of an admittedly big ego— The Herald's Edgorial Page — course of the GOP, and William A. Rusher. tiltimatel of :\YIiVriCafl history Rusher, publisher of the as vell, The national fisheries spokestitan adinited that "enforce- Mr. Mitchell and Mr. Stans Onnle 8. Shomate, city clerk, Gra, Un:Ud M,thpdsI Church, A,r,t OIvd Grant Chapel AM E (hunCh Oved '.'O' t CCCI 503 iJ.kCI, (r1i:h c4 ;n si SCI i ris'- tA-en IIUI(IC 50 public - A POSts(riI)t to the Whitt' SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH OF GOD %'hat he does is something Assistance Section oF the be back with more help to keep short of unbelievable. I)ivision of Technical things going, In Lon gvvood rector Hal Scott says the Na- late ('nuncil Chairman E. E. M.art5 I'rQyl,rai (-v'Ch. I'll; Pit,., S.(*iflgt Rd Ailm0,',I, t.,i' Waltam CPuao.4 Muar, Faphst (h,.w(h. Ad.a,A & w.Uiam st. u ,amorit. Spr.npt n.o-s' (hfcr' Ill Oiae A, ' 1 51tt1h10 0 and even rIdicule' For Seat in 5Ii(It't, 'rlever before in tht history cii the' presidency have st anor,.i Pvbyiiñ Churth. I3 Fear tote Rd •.'-r,'- cvuI Cr Hi F,rst UnOed Method-st Church. II Path Ave (hutch CI Cpvist. LanOaoOd - Utt.t NUPCNIS AlIon A Mt. Chss,th, 04 i, 4, $) Fit-SI St-'IM4Se--ua'V 4SiStCP-A. 1101 It IItti$I t,4,re GIt,ry BaOist Church. Gerw'vl Hwy Mt COve- 'a-ssonmre Bspt'st Chutch, an ando Spe.r4% Rd. Palm Springs Dr Att.inOy, Sp9s Lit, Mary Unit,d r'%bv',ri,,, CP'VICPI Fre-e- Me-thodSt ChrtPi, 500 W 4th Ge-ne-va Me-ihOdlit (hutch, Ge-ne-va ChSW(M ci o' M.ssn Baf-s'sI Chutch. Oat H-U S. 0Stdti - e-'°" I Ctivrcti of Crust. W ItIs SI Norttis,d, Chu'th of (he's), Fla Have-ti Dr. M-atuand Ftrs? baOst Church o' S-in LandO Springs .ii'csen 'a sCr*ny flsç4ijt (h-.jsi' ?$JI If F01 'Ih5i B-aff.sl (Pu,,irh. ChuiuOtt C'utCP'cA C%t :r i PRESBYTERIAN jjyvey Bpsst CPuv,VUI. e Treipie- BaptiSt (Piy'CPi, Plum Sper'-qt Rd.. AIIamCs$t :-4-u o , ) ir%t PiCSbt-II'ri* CPiurPi, Oat A, & 3rd 51 METHODIST ll.,'-,ti 1 0 Ci' ji.4. 1".i W I t' S'it.'l. S-n 'c', A solution, Clemment.s says, probably be a sign the city is on is to make a local government its way-the right way.- from University of South amiss, offered solutions, but dat ft.- state ti. trai: r;-s k ch-ijid operation and keep quiet tabs ahead and do it." 'would become the grist for I iiian sensatiormi stories in ttit' Three Fi ie press,' that they would Ix' cmtarra.csing, 'the subject tif WINN.DIXIE STORES and Employes Lut?'n&n C?QrCh 04 PhOv,dtittt DdItOi'iI lrp-nduI Sap'rst Mw CIvic L'qs' bldg. t.*Qod. But he fully subscribes to the They posed an intriguing used tube able to capture them ePcourage fishermen to kill the trouble — Financial, usually — atpresent,buthe'd like tosee it out, the city could lose more (lwnnl)'. "This week he did it again, conceding the transcripts , Sa'iod CPitiitiit OiurOi, 131W Airport Blvd :•'a.- i -. ,i-4*i it • -) The Management and Employes HARRELL & BEVERLY TRANSMISSION David Beverly and Staff SHOEMAKER CONSTRUCTION CO. and Emptoyes "They often times don't even typical bureaucrat. iWho says the British don't the waterfront heard of a cidental." porpoise attacking a human have a sense of hunor? Willis says, "1 firmly believe A & P WEO & PAINT CO., INC. and Employes he's seen, and yet, taking fish. We don't interpret hand" for ur.ruly or orodigal at Florida State University, Their heading on the subject porpoise's." 111t'skindofatestrealiy"he Nevv Star Joins Herald says his 'I've never mall my yearson deliberate killing as in- Slilall cities, is, "A Presidential Streak." Management said, "II they conic around, I'll - SENKARIK GLASS HOQe Ba.Ø'tl Chutth, FOrest City Co'tv s-v-ty Crrut. t0vit COp BAPTIST __ NIXOfl lawer James D. St. jail. Mr. Nixon's handling of the would be okay. But it lets the doesn't," Brown says. "It lets liiututy Affair-s. - HAPPY ACRES KINDERGARTEN & CHILD CARE PROGRESSIVE PRINTING co. Ne*Mt Caly.tyMI$40'y Ba4.sl. II* ll9iSt Pdr'*SaIiqnPr,rnit,veBapt-stChurth. lss - I - - SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY— N,*B.,Th,IM,tt,oruavyChurchMhSt LH(kOfyAve 04 C.. 1?IP I. Elm ____________ I',i'' ___________________________________________________________________________ ASSEMILEY OF 000 _________ ____________________ iI: has to decipher and decode the associate Ed Hughes, who grew bi ___________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________ -- 10 5-0 a in F't..,- c •.i,.i.t n' - FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. and Employes ____________ __ ____________________________ ,. I-. • UNITED STATE BANK ____________ ________ __________ __________________________________________________ ______________________ ______ ______________ ______ . -. ______ 'i•' let fishermen kill or injure per. now there are people who kill specialty means just that to the councilmen usually are the become something like a 'ward might as well print the 4 30p m Morning Worship 7 )Op in (ven'nq Worship iit Pri,vr And Staff - The act gave fishermen two but we enforce the law and the years to switch to gear that number killed is low," Brown wouldlettrapped porpoLseses- says "But if a guy buys a II. C I e Iii rn e n ts Do c to rs cape. S Ic k cense that lets him kill them, C it I e S .\ National Marine Fisheries how are we going to enforce it? ByJ RICHARDS Service spokesman says the cx"Suppose the only on what he describes as "his state and federal law, "because I'm good" - officials and other important Herald Stall Writer people." emption expires in October and are a fisherman and tlu-ee dd especially concerning Its Clemrnents doesn't mince city functionaries, especially the rule change is necessary to porpoises? If he says they at. Most small cities, he says budgetary system, its ac- words. concernIng "the rules of the keep fishermen from being held tacked his nets, how are we go.. LAKE MAR\'- He doesn't get into trouble because of the counting, can stand to lose up to "About 10-to-IS per cent of the game" of running a city. _________ PAOLA WESLE VAN CHURCH 4.00p.m JIM LASH CHRYSLER.PLYMUU I H 1•.- Corn,, Count,, Club I 30& ila m Sunday School -. -----Mis-uislei-Healer 4 .- -- -- Seminole Bldg. . -rç P,jtor SPIRITUAL TEMPLE Pastor 4 - _________ _____ ______ _____________ _____________ . ; ' '.' banned any act harmful to the kill porpoises now when they :inlmals, think they can get away with it, _________ ,i,/_J_. Nuriery METHODIST CHURCH 119 Park Ave. 2.-il & 19' Thursday Rv Jay I Cost-nato Ii 00* in 6 10pm t[.I FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Miscning Worship Ii - -Brown says [here are f)Q()) plan for electronic surveillanc H. Pratt suspended a six-month --------------------merclal fisJwr:nen who buy a $5 erruen's nets. ______ ______ ________ _____ along Florida's coasts, passed in 192 to protect thou- Florida. Many are mackarel testimony by Jeb Stuart Magr- victlth against Liddy. 9 IS a rr 730pm L'Ut P(-1V3 S say a proposed change in the posed tinder a law designed to this is an animal that could )ll chell. It took place four days irig to be sworn in or to testify federal Marine Mammal protect dolphins from drowning or injure a man if it wanted to alter Nixon's re-election cam- before a HOUSe cotntnittee last 130am PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Wilbur Ave Lake Mary Minister Rpv A F Stevens Sunday -' . , I I 3O&IIm Ship Suppc'r ' s'i-inr*g Wo,shp Rev Kenn:;,i Miller, Ait Pastor F rl WetInr4i, F eilc,s 4ic \ Pa.tor UM'rF e:venAQWO?thip We'd ft'ble Study & Pra,er Serv - - - - ' Year of The Slaughter 7 i Asked Ministers (hurt II ShOol Rt'i. ,'Ilh*n, Pickrtt - - Haig was asked if he could fr 'nv irrtirrttncc Tape request a subpoena at the thirds majority would then be _________ committee's next business needed in the Senate to convict. _________ session. In other Watergate developThe April 4, 1972 meeting In- merits: . :i volved Nixon; his former -Watergate burglar G. Gorof Staff, ILR. Haldeman; arid don biddy was found guilty of PrIce 20 Cents , ' 11 OOr i 7 730pm Sunday School - -d ptuic - 4J :. . %_ i-- ______ . ______ ___________ _____ _____ 10 00 1100* . ---------------- - I -:-- . •. . -- pastor 915am I) O0i '' 7 QOp in . -._ - - . 7 PALMETTO AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday Si.hooI ,5orn-j v'c'rShip I -*eqctistic $ecvic -'.'crnng Wcrship Morning Worspup 1 10pm 36:4 Paltn€It, Ave. FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONGW000 14) Orange Street Pastor Rev £ Ruth Grart METHODIST CHURCH -- I PS * in tO OOi m II 00* m. 600pm 66th Year, No. 225 !'('IIIt'(-f?.%tUI GRACE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Onora Rd. at Woodlawn Ave. R,- 11 Ross Dcnlow Pastor -------- - - - - nets. It superseded state laws, damage i- S.., . Sunday B'bteCIas '" J- - ilyw Airport Blvd 'r I-4I1 - .rl 9 15,t iii Worship I, $rrath METHODIST CHURCH 6 lOp in SuncI* ---------------------Tucker Drive, Suniand Estates ------- • PINECREST BAPTIST - - tp(Pi Tr*n-nq Esren-og Worship Weø, Even,ng Service ------- 'anthth 7:30 p m - I Ford mci with Nixon for an hour last week and, at a later news conference at Rutlab, N.Y., said "I certainly could infer Iron) everything he told me" that resignation is not being considered. Nixon's hope of gaining the Initiative in his fight against possible impeachment received another serious blow when conservative Republican Sen. Milton Young of North Dakota, long a Nixon stalwart, urged that he turn over the presidency to Vice Prestrhrnt Gi'rd'l fl WASHINGTON tAF', — Th. Clair said thIs seek that no House Judiciary Committee is more Watergate material expected to subpoena another stould be delivered. -: -White House tape next week, Chainnan Peter W. Rodino , ? - --.; despite President Nixon's an- Jr., 1)-N.J., said a day would be nounced intention to turn over set aside next week for the no more Watergate material. conmiittee to act on such busi- __ _ Cot-runittee sources said Fri. ness as the issuance of the sub---: -' day that a subpoena probably poena. Checks ssith committee j still be issued for the tape of a m'mbers indicate there would --- r- -- -i . pre-Watergat White House be Little opposition to issuing it. ____________________ meeting in an effort to see if The committee resumes 1 ç. j!J( JL' Nixon nad advance knowledge closed hearings on Thesday In ____________________ of the plan to bug Democratic Its inquiry into possible grounds ____ ________ headquarters. for iiiipeachinent. ________ / -. Chief committee counsel If a majority of the House ___________________________ tJ - I LAKE MARY CHURCH ol the natarene 175 Crystal Lake Os. Lake Mary,FIa. lity P&ulO Trse) Pastor Sunday School 9.ISa m Morning Worship & B'bte Study 6 30p m EvangeliStic Service ?OOp I('III,I(li%1 . More May Be hr p 7 30 p m - --..--..-'- . - . 7 00 7 OOp m m GOOD SHEPHERD UNITED LUTHERAN CHURCH 2909 Orlando Ave. (17921 ILutheral Church -n America) Pastor William B Downey 900am Church SctoI 70 OOa m. Worship '--..:'.-: • .. - -. . One FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 7511 Sinlo,d Ave. Dou'a 0 Eliot' 9 ISa m Sunday Shool tO S0a m Morning Worship 6 OOp m youth Hour Ev*ngelitic Service 7 OOp Mid Week Service (Wed) 7 OOp m Pjrsery PrOv'did for all Services 103W 25th Place - The Church 01 the Lheran Hour" ,)nd TV "This s the LIfC Pastor Rv Elmer A Reuschef 9 ISa m Sunday SChool 1030* m Woq%hp5rrv ci' nier 'jirtrn ,inci P4urStr 1 ! -- ratcfull% of all the iilts they hasc in corn- Mr.s?rr 915am 11 00* m 7 OOp rt James C Vaughn SundaySchOOl Worship Service Evcnng Service Pr,i,er P.'.ev?ncj i',rii •• . . - in her arms nest SuniJa. Shtfll he ihinkine SANFORD CHRISTIAN 1000am LUTHE RAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER . A recent student poll in. dicated about half the campus opposed the presidential visit. University authorities said they would bar hostile placards from the stadium. under which the President might resign. He replied: '1 think the only thing that would tempt resignation on the part of the President would be If be thought that served the best interests of the American people. "At this juncture I don't see anything on the horizon which would meet that criteria. Admittedly, that's a subjective view on my part and I think it is one the President shares very strenuously." Earlier, Sen. Richard Schweiker, R-Pa., who has frequently differed with Nixon, called for Nixon's r('slgnttion. - 1000* m II 00* m 6 00 p tn Sunday School Sun WOrth'p Sun lv iPS Sun E,ieWOShP .'. i- a Pr i t'r 730am . -- 'ill eeiieratit'fl'. said the I'ialnutt. 7 h)rd until the i:iipeathmnert question is res4ved. Under the 2th Amendment to the Constitution, Young said, Nixon later could reclaim the presidency should the House vote against impeachment or the Senate acquit him after a formal trial. Community Center Pastor Re. A E. Gieen the hkssins and opportunities that (itl COflhiflUCS It) btts "IIi 11(1111 cndtircth to (1ittiefleiiicflt exercises Oklahoma State University's football stadium in Stiliwater. "The city of Washington Is lull of rumors. All that hove been presented to me today are false, and the one that heads the list is the one that says President Nixon intends to resign," the Times quoted Ziegler as saying. "his attitude Is one of deter. mination that he will not be driven out of office by rumor, speculation, excessive charges or hypocrisy..." the Times further quoted Ziegler as say. ing Continuing a travel-studd!d personal campaign to enlist public support, Nixon flew to Oklahoma to address evening GENEVA CHURCH on the OIt(fl(it of all gcneralton - . on all 9 30 a ni 10 30 11* fl' 11 00* m 7 30p m FiRsT OAPTISI CHURCH Liii' M0flrO, Fla, P*slor JFO* SctooI 9 45* n-u .rn,ngWo,%hp Il OOarr rinWorshp 10pm i',-d Pra>rr Service 7 lOp tn \ct there I a dis ne S IC'S It concentratc Vhen (ireat-Grandnia holds little Linda 'sery Open -' 'cOtion*l 24P-urs 11350)0 RectOr pioI1 Comr1jflOfl ,imly Service •srd (I,ijrchScttool . problems, the President's wife, Pat, relayed word through an assistant Friday that "she feels it's too bad the Republican leadership is coming out and saying these things because it's kirrnful to the country." Of TUE UAZARC Tcniporat( Gtncva HOLY CHOSS i cNGREGATIONAL gressional Republicans called on Nixon to consider stepping aside because of his Watergate She also said she reels her husband "will not resign, shoudn't resign and has never considered resigning." White House staff chief Alex. ander N. Ilaig J;. said in an interview he sees nothing now to prompt a Nixon resignation. Rut he acknowledged the President might consider that unprecedented step 'II he thought that served the best interests of the American people." The situation in Washington prompted White House Press Secretary Ronald 12. Ziegler to call The New York Times and issue a strong denial that Nixon Would resign. (IZ(II('IIl' 401 5. Park Ave. The Rcv Leroy 0 Soper man. hiacd point of sItt Fa.ti cncraiion - WASHINGTON tAP) Battling for his politkal life. President Nixon made a campus appearance tonight as a top aide suggested resignation might eventually be considered if it would help the country. As a mountink chorus of con- 11: 4-S-6C Hi-ri-'i iq$' 11:\ Natioil Ne'sas P titany. We don't know if they MI S.e'ai MiS%-'Oity B$'('st Ch..,c'. 1100 terry Aye-t,g Snipe-rd United Lutheran. 7900 5 Orlando Dr Loeigaood The- blvatocw, Aim7, 2)4 E It'd Si P*tl Ht's NVavion Church. Atta$15pr i UIed (tifl(15 04 (httyt Ai.4mq-4, COmrpn,_•uity Chile-i. Al' 5p.a$ eh wot? 19, lust 17 days before his death. anything else about [bent, I"(Wt Mellon Park on the lakefront Saturday morning. Editot i11 cornmd'rlt World News 5A � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1974 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, May 10, 1974 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 10, 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 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 10, 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/4eb230a80094606f6adc32f2d3ec975e.pdf 7125f752a4fdbe85bdcbdd010a3c1e28 PDF Text Text �������� 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, June 04, 1974 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 04, 1974. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 04, 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/53895969d9dabd3a87d8143d09b30ecc.pdf ec4a21b274a45eb5bf6f81d5deb91fd1 PDF Text Text �������� 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 15, 1974 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 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/735d4b164864f6f1aab284df37a7cbd7.pdf 48e4c8b1603bf6e3f415967453483df6 PDF Text Text ����������������������� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1974 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, May 09, 1974 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 09, 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 23-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 09, 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/b9d5b97c650942b7b06c8655f2765416.pdf a4869f97bb56598451ef048424a39a31 PDF Text Text �������������������� 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 14, 1974 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 14, 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 20-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 14, 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/f975c58def7f80efe020c3f739888495.pdf 79c498626c65dcf7c55c3a997be04c83 PDF Text Text ��������������� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1974 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, May 08, 1974 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 08, 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 15-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 08, 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/6a55f35a051fa4e335dd6c87e2a9cceb.pdf b6542b9bbca06aafb7ff37a5844d537c PDF Text Text ���������� 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 12, 1974 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 12, 1974. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 12, 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